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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
3 3HARRISBURGERS
HURT IN CRASH
Taxicab Hits Auto of w. P.
Cunningham at Lam
caster

Three Harrisburgers were painfully
injured and four others shaken up,
when taxicab crashed into the auto
mobile in which they were riding, at
West Chestnut and Nevin streets, Lam
caster. The injured are:
w. p Cunningham, proprietor of
the Cunningham Lunch Rooms, 221
Walnut street, driver of the machine,
fractured left collarbone and bruises
of the face. Taken to st. Joseph's
Hospital. Not serious.
John ]. largest, Jr., 2204 North
Third street, bruises of the back.
Taken to st. Joseph's Hospital. Not
serious.
Mrs. William H. Barnes. 1919 Green
street, fractures and lacerations of
fingers on left hand. Treated at st.
Joseph's Hospital.
The other occupants in Mr.. Cum
ningham's car were his wife; Miss
Jane r. Mcdonald, South Fifteenth
street; G. E. Weber, 160 syrvan Ter
race and Mrs. c. Floyd Hopkins, 1925
Market street.
Taxi Hits Auto
First reports of the accident were
greatly exaggerated. Mr.. Weber in
telling of the smashup said that the
taxicab struck the front of Mr.. Gun.
ningham's car, smashing the front
wheel and mudguard on the left side.
The taxi then crashed into the pave
ment and ran up a terrace to the
front of a residence.
The occupants of the taxi were
William S. Slote of this city, and Miss
Bertha Herr, Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham, with
their friends. left early in the evening
for Lancaster where they had dinner.
Late in the evening they started for
Harrisburg, Mr.. Cunningha mdriving
the car.
Near the edge of the city the taxi
cab crashed into the Cunningham car.
Residents of the vicinity were orused
by the crash and gave first aid until
the arrival of the ambulance. Mr..
largest and Mr.. Cunningham are in
the st. Johns Hospital, Lancaster.
while the others in the party were
brought to Harrisburg by Frank Con-
neley of Lancaster, in his automobile.
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DAUGHTER OF MANUFACTURERS

Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Jo-
senh G, lie Due before her marriage
mere ntteen years ago was Miss Lillian
kappes. of this city. Her father. phil
lip kappes, up to the time of his death
several years ago was prominent
manufacturer here. Her mother who
is now Mrs. Amelia Schaarzraben, is
making her home with relatives in
Norwood. Ohio. suburb, but could
not be located early to-day. Mrs.
LIE Due Is remembered here as being
a leader In German society circles pre-
vious to her marriage
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THIRD U-BOAT COMING

London, Sept. 2S.-The Amsterdam
correspondent of the Exchange Tele-
graph Company says travellers who
have arrived from Bremen report that
third German commercial submarine
will be ready to sail within a month.
This submarine. to be known as the
Kaiser. is said to be slightly larger
than the Deutschland
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MOTT ENLISTING FoREIGNERs

Berlin, Sept. 2s-By Wireless.-The
semi official "Norddeutsche Allge-
meine Zeitung" to-day prints a denial
of reports from hostile sources that
Germany has enlisted foreigners, not
ably Belgians, for military service.
During the war Germany has main
tanned the principle of OBTAINING the
of hostile belligerents, the
declares. but not of enlist
ing them in the army.
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CONFEREEs ADJOURN

New London, Conn.,, Sept. 2s.-The
Mexican-American joint commission.
after brief session, adjourned to-day
to meet again on Monday next at At
lantic City. Most of the commissions
ers and their attaches expect to spend
Friday and Saturday in New York.
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"GET' FAMOUS GERMAN FLYER

Berlin, Sept. 81 via London. Sent.
2S.-Lieut. Wintgens. who, next to
Captain Boelke. was Germany's most
famous fighting aviator, has been
killed In an engagement with entente
allied aviators. He was buried. ac-
cording to his own wish, on the spot
where he fell.
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sHACKLETON REACHES chill

Santiago, Chill, Sept. 28-Lieuten-
ant Sir Ernest Shackleton, the ex-
plorer, who is on his way to England
arrived here yesterday from Punta
Arenas with the members of his party
who were rescued from Elephant
Island.
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THE WEATHER

Harrisburg and vicinity. Prob
ably showers and thunderstorms
tonight and Friday, cooler Friday.
EASTERN Pcnnsy1yaniai Probably
showers and thunderstorms TO-
nisht ns and Friday: cooler Friday.
River
The main river will remain near-
~ stationary and it's tributaries
showers may cause some streams
to rise Friday. A stage of about
81 feet In Indicated for Harrisburg
Friday morning.
General Conditions
The center of the disturbance from
the Northwest has moved eastward
to the vicinity of Georgian bny.
PRESSURE continues high along the
Atlantic coast and a strong high
pressure area from the North Pa
cihc ocean has overspread the west-
ern half of the country with ira
center over the Rocky mountains.
gfon, In the lower Ohio, middle nnd
upper Mississippi valley, the North
ern Plains States and in the Rocky
Mountains.
Temperatures have risen 2 to Ia
degrees generally I'm the AtInntIc
and Gulf States and in the upper
ohio valley aud Tennessee.
Temperature;. 8 a. M, o..
SUM Rises, SIS n. M, sets, 5.54
Mooni First quarter, October q.
River stage, $40 feet above low
water mark.
Highest temperature. 81.
Lowest temperature, 80.
Mean temperature. %.
normal temperature. 81.
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STRIKE sYMPATHIzERs INDICTED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cOunty's grand jury shortly BE-
fore o'clock this afternoon indicted E. S Marshall D. c
Green. Thomas Walker John Messer, Mizpah Lereh
Harry Sherzer charged with malicious injury to rail-
roads and ignored the charge Of riotng against Ross
Green. The had been arrested for damaging property
of the Harrisburg Railways Company during the recent
trolley strike.
Chicago, Sept %. Theodore Roosevelt will make at
least five speeches in Western states for Hughes and Fair
banks next month it was said to-day al Republic
qationa headquarters. Chicago, indianapolis Denver
FL Paso and San Francisco reported to be among cities
he wl visit
Trenton, ~, Sept %. With ninety-one districts
missing Of 1898 the returns from Tuesdays primary
election gave Walter Edge lead to-day Of 3273 votes
Austen Colgate in the contest og the Republican nom
nation for governor Edge had 1874; Colgate 695ol
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ALLIES PLACE $50. 600 oRDER

Sharon, Pa, Sept. 28.-The briggs
Seabury Ordnance Company of this
place. has been awarded a contract
for $4,000 additional shells for the
Allies. The contract amounts to about
$4,000
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WANTS 80 MORE PoLICE

mayor Meals announced last night
that he will make an effort to have
80 patrolmen added to the police
force, and also to have provided in
the city budget sufficient funds for
the purchase of new police patrol
and an automobile for the detective
bureau. According to figures which
Mayor Meals has collected, the ma
Jority of cities are providing one
patrolman for each 1000 people, but
In Harrisburg there is one patrolman
for each 1900.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
SCHWAB DINNER
LIST IS FILLED
Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee Prepares For Enter
tainment of Party

The Harrisburg Chamber of Com
merce Committee in charge of ar
rangements for the annual dinner,
announced to-day that no more ap-
plication for tickets would be hon
ored. To date 400 acceptances have
been received. The committee met at
noon and learned that it would be
impossible to provide any further ac-
commodations. Any cards or money
received after noon to-day will be re-
turned.
The Chamber of Commerce Com
mlttee Is making arrangements this
afternoon for the entertainment of the
Schwab party upon arrival here Mon
day afternoon. Just what will be
done in this line depends upon the
time Mr.. Schwab will be in the city.
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PRINCE GEORGE RECALLED
PH1LLIEs LEADING BROOKLYN

Ebbetta Field. Brooklyn, Sept 28-Wih Alexander
pitching the Phiies had to BrooElyns one in
the fourth inning Of the FIRST Of the three days series which
will probably decide the winner the National League
Moans got three in the second when Cravab walked
Luderus doubled Ktfer bunted and Alexander knocked
sacrifice fly.
The Giants won the 6ratgane with Boston, 20.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Henry Byrod and Matte
Samuel Hosterman and
Elmer ). Adams and Mary e. Byer, wniiamstown.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11

Las dos 1ltimas u~ictoriaS de los moscouitas fue-
ron la captura de dos uillorrios de gran
importancia estrategica, y la del lem
paine ferrocarrilero de Delatyn
Won HLNDENBURG OPLNA QUE HACENFALTA $50, 900


de Baganovichi. con objeto dc reror-
Ear Sus lincas mas al oriente. Dican
ademaS. que 81 los alemaneS eStin de
dicididoS Il SoStener SuS poSicioneS de
las parties De Po!onia. que tienen liz
vaGidaS. aSi como las de Lithuapia. c*
esencial para elloS c~onServar q todl
costa Novel Y Baranovichi. La cuida
de Ia primera de las posicioneS Men
cionadas ob!igaria al general Won Ii
singer a retirar Sus fuerzas del sal: II
te de LutSk. Por uItimo. liegan 4 nrc-
dccir los criticos que Ia pcrdida oc
hovel significaria NADIA menos que IA
Yetirada general de los alemaneS de<-
de Riga haSta los Balkanes.
I'm despacho de petrogrado rccibi-
90 en- las WltimaS horaa dc anoche,
aSegu.a que los ruSos ei 10
StokhoL en- Ugli. punto que = e.
cuentra mas 0 menos 4 Il mitad te
los camiuoS fcrrocarrilcros que van d
Kovcl. de Rovno Y Sarany.
Los informes oficiaieS publicaH'n
en- Viena admiten Que los moScovit".
han hecho progresses al Sureste &c 10
Ilomea Y avanzado hac.a Mikuticzid,
al sur de Delaytin. Segun parece. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
Ell PAPA SIGUE TRABAJANDO
POR LA PAZ

BERLIN. Julio 1O.-Ei peri6f;co
Cologne NoIks Zeitung" dice cue 81
Sumo Pontiiice sigue hacienda to!a
ciaSe dc csfuerzos para c~Unseruir IN
paz de Europa. Fl Papa ordcno d TO-
dos los obispos que dedicaran cl pro
%lmo domingo. aegundo a~niversa:io
del principle de Ia guerra, . celebrar
una comanion general en- honor de
Cristo. Los servicios tcndran Iuga:
en- todas las iglesias Y cupiIlas del
mundo cristiano, Y. por i~nstrucciones
del Papa, Sc les dara Ia mayor solen-
nidad possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
Ser,irio Especial nara IL PRENSl.

StTAirlo t>ltfidl nara = Fitf-N~N.
LONDRES, Julio l0.-DoS impo--
tantaS victorias obtuvieron aver :os
moacovitas en- su ofenSiva sobre as
fuerzaS teutonaS que por mas de un
ano e~stuyieron eStablec.das en- Ia graa
Inca lie h&Jalla de! teatro oriental de
IA guerra. La primera de eSaS viclo-
rias cousi>Jio en- Ii captura de 90,
im~portantes vi.lorrioS que Sc en-
cuentra <obre la Inca de avance de
los ruSoS Ell kove..
FL >eguEdo fue IL captura dc De-
iaytiu, I'm importante empaime fer~o-
carri.ero que Scrvia 4 los auStriacoS
para la mobilization ranida dc ;odaS
Il tucrZaS en- las regiones de TarnG-
g:le y StamiSiau. Gonde sc eucoutraba1
las ~avunzaGas dc las fuerzaS que tc-
alan (. e9cargo De ppotcger a Lem
berg. Hace yarioS djas que los ru-o~
habiaa cortado Ia Inca t~errocarri'c-
n lie DeIaytln. Al oeSte de kolomea.
pero no Tue sIno haSra aver Guam 10
l~ograron ocupar e. empaIme que - EN-
ent prccisamente dentro de Ia
ciudad de Dc,aytin.
Pc" otra narte, Ia !ucha cor,ir,ra
terriblemcnte empehada en.rr los
rios Stokhod Y Styr. donGe ,eg,.. Il
informe oficaI de Petroyra5o ~. far
,ovc - van ~.atiranao 81 ron,raro
+ ..order = abardoYar8o prarda. ,.,
fitafe, de ner-rechos y mn bu.r ~,
MIRO oe prfs.oneros = inform. ~,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
EI 1iqantesco submarine a!eman es
aeeDtado como barco mercante
Trae I'm cargamento de materias colorantes cue
inporta cerca de cuatro miliones de dolares


TIT BITTTWGRE I'D Julio I0.-El
~yigarre.co submarine mercante ale
man Deutschland" do por terminado
su viaie = rraves del .At!antico. d las
$40 de In mahana de hoy. al atrac.f
on 81 desembarcadero de Ia "Easta.
Forwarding. Company" que sc en-
cuertru en- los ~~uburbio> de Baltimo.
re. FL submarine quedo libre de IA
cuatentena 4 las cinco cuarenta lie
ID maHana. despues dc que los mism-
bros De IA Oficina de S~alubridad ii
sitaron % interiors; de "A emharca-
cion y declararon que podia paSar.
Las personals que hablaron cor q
cupi,an Konig. dijeron que e>tahnn
autorizadas para d~eclar;,r que ei poGe
roso sumergible aleman que ACADIA d.
Ilegar no traIa mas armaS que las gi>-
tolss automobiles de los o~tic,ateN de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
Ell yiaie 10 hizo sin cortratiempos.

Una vcrdadera nubc de reporters
asedi6 al captain KONG tan lucgo CO.
mo este Sc vic libre de sus mas III
gentes obligaclones. Por los deta!les
que do del viaje del submarine, Sc
vine en- conocimiento de que este hi
20 ia ~travcsia sin entorpecimiento nm
guno. Neg6 que Sc hubiera visto pre-
ciSado a s~umergirsc en- el aqua en- casl
toda Ii iravcsja. por haberlo oblig&d9
a clio los barcos dc guerra dc IL
Gran Bretana, asegurando cue, pc2
eli contrario, soIamente 30: miIlas de
las $500 cue hay de Baltimore a
Bremen, yiajo bajo Ia Superficie del
aqua,
FL captain Konlg ha recibiio ma
chas felicitaciones de los alemancs
G~esidenteg en- es:a cludad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
OCHENTA MIL IND0-CHI'
NOS pelican Al LADO
FRANCHISES

SCTAi'iu L>DtflAl para IL 'hL-'HA'
HANOI. Indo-China tranc=>a. .iu-
Ito lO.-Se cree que cerca de 10000
indo-chinoS, u~ativos de esta coIoui@
francesa. &c encueutran en- o~ccidenti
~pelrando con las armas de n Rem
L.ica en- contra dc los aIiados JeUto-
mes. ESos contingencies han esta@o
>icudo llevados dc una maucr par
cial desde el principle de Ia guerra.
Al principle. Ia mayoria de c>o-
hombres los esiaban uti!Zdndo ios
FRANCHISES en- las fahricas dc muurcio-
mes. pcro dcspueS los han enviado Il
los f~rentes de bataIla. Una buena par
tc de los contingencies cue han >lijdG
de aQui Sc ~cncucntrau en- SHionIc4.
A.n,es de saIir para o~ccidente to
dos esos elementos que ahoga ayuG&u
i Francia. s~eryiau aqui como poiirra-
milItares he los districts dc Tonkjn.
Aname g Indo-China..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11

por 10 que =" ,aoc. no ,auoaron min
gun daho. Una declaration Official So
bre csc particular pubIIcada hoy or
Ia mamma dice 10 s"rgulentc:
TN POGO antcs del medic dja. 81
domingo. varios acropIanos aIemancs
Hlsitaron Ia costa sureste re lnglate-
ira. De las informaciones que Sc han
poGido recoger 81 sabe que fueron
arrojadas sclameate cinco bombas,
rcro no SC hi recjbido n%oticia de Tin
gun dano. Los cunon.s especiales con-
ira aeropIanos hicieron fucgo sobre
Ia fIotiIla teutona."
"Ningunos detallcs mas Sc tienea
de'ese ataque."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11

en- la Aduana maritima de Baltlm,-
re sin objection alguna.. Cay Y. Steele,
Vigilante del puerto d. Baltimore.
declare que. deSpucS de haher hccho
una minuciosa inspection 4! SUmer@i-
bic aleman. c@ccntr6 que era I'm bar
co mercante deSarmado que podia Dis
frurar de todos los privllcgioS que
Sc le conceden 4 los harcoS mercaH-
ties de paz que navegan bajo Ia ban
dera Ge una nacion amiga.
I'm vista de la circumstance dc cue
no sc Ie ha hecho. nj sc le hara. pro-
bablemente. ninguna objection q Ill
calidad de barco mercante. al submit
rino aleman. e consul del Impcri)
teur6n en- este puerto envio I'm te!c-
grama al Embaiador del miSmo en-
este pals. manifestandole que creia
inneceSaria Ia ~preSencia de al@un e
Dresentante dc la Embajada en- Bal,i-
more. para que viera por los intcrc-
ses del s%umergible lie que Sc vicnc
Sablando.
DespueS de cue ell Captain KONG
hubo arreglado los detalles del desem-
barco. regreso a la cmbarcaci0n don
de viajG por cSpacio dc tres semanas.
Hasta ahora no sc han hcchc MIN.
gunos arreglos para Ia installation
en- TERRA de los oficlalcz Y tripula-
ci0n. mientras regresdn . Alcmania.
No ,rajo ningun mensaje para ell
presidense Wilson
&. capitap KONG nego dc la manera
mas enfatica que hubiera traido algun
mensajc para el Presidcntc wilson
como Sc estuvo dicicndo con insisten-
cia al saberSe del viajv del subma-
rinO.
81 mlslne tlempu e. conlandan.a
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KONG declare que su barco era 4
primero que hahia hecho eI Yiaje la
10 las aguas dcsde ST pals. Y Gur
otros varios ihan a seguir hacienda
csc trafico. pues han sido constru'-
dos algunos otros s~umer&ibies del IT,
o7 del "Deustchland" ~deStinadoS a
trafico commercial entire los dos CONT
nenteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11

HECuIiTE listed y g,lrde es'a direction,
para que - las :0u"SiPc a SuS amigos que
-'ifrcu d.. rdIiOS. m~cZUUinO>. ZIZOIcS y .rl-
nos dr la rrri. ron Sc. IN iicmbrcS Iu>is-
L. G," me r"mItI, les !lIndu a yUnlla r!e
COrrcu, france q" pdTIc. una CSiiia de po-
mIta GuHIal"Z Ia mri0r del nulncu nara
c>IJ> Intermediates. NcvUclvc 81 dincr0 "a
IL persona que - cure Y no sane.
EsPIRIpION GONZALEZ.
+. -. Box II. LAREDO, Tcxas.
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LOS AEROPLANOS ALEMANES
HAGEN UN RAID" EN- LAS
COSTAS INGLESAS

LONDRES, Julio l0.-Han ilcgado
notlcias Il csta capital dc que IN cs-
cuadron de acroplanos hostiles arrpj6
bonita. schrc Ia rcsta inglesa, pero,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
Ell !NGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 70 LECC!ONES.

Esta obra. cuya mayor yea
ala estriba en- ,tener la, pro-
lunciaci6n figurada en- CASTE
llano, cs una de las que mas
el aprendizaje de idio-
ma inglGs. Tiene Varias f6rnu-
,as de conversation para la VI
Ia d;aria, y aiGunos modeloa
ie cartas usuaies.
Empastado en- te!a. 1925
Pida:e di7ectamente Z:
A. E. A
60? DoioTosa St.
San Antonio. Tax
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TH,yspnHTE ! .LyicEN,Jr,

T~RiNS"nRTE i A~LMiCENtIE.
COntIin0S con los mcInrcS clrmrEiNS parl
.l"ydr : a,rrr rar-d d" las rStac!ORGs. i.Spa.
.lal taCnr!6n Tn ri d"scmharuur dc rncrCaE-
Cia> y cn 81 IIan"Iu Y clml,dIuc dc CGiss
furrtc-. raiI"ra~. IHv"uiuS. CITE. Tcncm9s al
marrn"> rDH cuucAiOncs TCrTucaTrIlcras. ne
C2iiDLLiuus r!SaS.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER 60.
sin-5ii DulornSa 81. snhnS Trlffuuos -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11
Horoscope GRATIS.

Pideme tn horoscope y sabr&s eli
.igni de tn persona y la suerte de tn
oorvenir. FL Horoscope te comUnica
"a buena ventura en- cl amor, ell ca
:amicnto, eli jucgo y los negoc;os. En-.
giame ? scl!os y recibiras tu hor6eco-
90 gratis. =,
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ =.
Gale D, 10. Ii.
Pesolotti, Marianne. Cubs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-11

Entered a. S"coRd-claNs matter February
s. t0i2. n The poSypTr.rr a san Antonio,
Tex. Under tHe ArI Of March 3. iS79-
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Travis
Gusye

TX PfENSN - RI perindico mcNicano de
MAYOR circulation en- los ESiadoS tnido>'
V pur 10 taulo. ri mcjor para los anuncian-
ties.
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LLEc,nl y >liInA nE rRrNE>.

6O7 Dolorcsa St.-San Antonio, Tex
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
De.et zapoxedi "a otroke.

Neki ncmski list %priobcuje spomin-
ski list. katerega deli mestna uprava
V Reggie Emilia v Italiji med otroke,
zapuScajoce ljudsko solo. Ma TEN Ii
stu stoji sledecih deset zapovedi: |.
Ljubi svoje soucence, Xxi bodo V xiv
ljenju tvoji sodclavci. .. Ljubi pouk.
XII je dnevna hrana; bodi tako hvalc-
zen svojemu ucitclju kakor ocetu in
matcri. 3. Vsak dan moras posvece-
vati z dobrim in koristnim delom. 4.
Use dobre Judi moras castiti. vse lju-
iii spostovati in Sc pred nikomer po-
n%izevati. 5. Nikogar ne smeS sovra-
ziti. nikogar zaliti in sc mad nikomur
maScevati; toda svojo pravico moraS
braniti. g.. Ne smes biti st%rahopeten.
Bodi prijatelj slabih in ljubi p%ravic-
most. I. S%pominjaj Sc, ia izvira vsc
uziva brez della, Ia krade onemu. XII
della, kruh. 8. Stremi vselej "a resni-
CO; ne verjemi nicesar, kar ugovarja
tvoji pameti, ne slept sebe ne drugih.
.. Ne misli, da ljubi domovino tisti,
XII druge narode sovrazi ali ~zanicuje,
ali zeli %vojne, XII JIG preostanek bar
barstva. 10. Zeli 81 dneva, ko bodo vsi
ljudje zivcli v bratskem miru in pra-
vicnosti, kot svobodni sinovi domo-
vine.
Ia mestna uprava je MANFRED v So
ciaiisti6nih roksh. Vidi sc, kaksni
barbara" so socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
POTOP PARNIkA.

petit Parisicn" priobcuje il Cher
bourga dopis, kjcr neki ocividec pri-
poveduje, kako. je dine II. februarja
neki nemski coin potopil francoski
parnik willie de Lille. Ladja pod
vodstvom kapitana Horchona je vo-
lila 1900 ton kamenja liz Cherbourga
V Ducnkirchc. ma racun drzave. Ra-
zen moStva je bilo ma ladji 10 moSkih
in dive damn, vSaka z enim otrokom.
Gospc sta bill soprogi kapitana in
strojnika s parnika "Nillc de Strass-
bourE'. Okoli pol treh, s mill severno
od Barfleura. smo zapazili pred seboj
podmorski coin, XII JIG plul V smcri pro-
ii "Nillc de Lille. Ne vedoc, kateri
narodnosti pripada %podmorski coin, JIG
kapitan %zapovcdal, da Sc izpremeni
smcr v%oznjc. Podmorski coin je pove-
cal svojo hitroSt in JIG vozil 5 hitrostjo
Is vozlov. Ker pa je naSa ladja vozila
s hitrostjo Z v~oZlov, sc nam je pod
morski coin cimdaljc boil pribliZcval.
Medtem zapaZimo Sprcdaj signal, Xxi
JIG scstal liz zastave, kroglje in plane
ma, kar 81 JIG kapitan razlagal po med
narodncm kodeksu: "Stojte, drugace
streljam!' Scdaj nj bio %nobcnega
dvoma. da smo priSli V roke.
kmalu smo zapaZili, kako jc zadcj ma
podmorskem colnu mahal neki NOR
mar z ncmsko Zastavo. Mas kapitan JIG
%Zapovedal, maj obStanemo in ko je pri-
sci podmorski coin tako blizu, da Sc je
moglo z MIN govoriti, JIG povcljnik
colna zaklical: "Dcset minut VAN dam
casa. da ladjo zapustitc!" NaSi ljudje
MISC cakali, da Sc Jim to rece drugic.
Mornarji so spustili colne, kamor sta
vstopili najprcj ODE damn Z otrokama,
nato so nalozili hrano, a koncno sc JIG
ukrcalo mostvo; pri tel priliki je ka-
pitan tako nesrecno padel, ia Sc JIG
tezko poskodoval. 10 JIG bilo vse V
colnih, JIG %zapOvcdal nemSki kapitan,
da Sc oddaljimo cd ladje in plovemo
prot obrezju, XII smo JIG tocno videli.
Podmorski coin JIG priplul cisto k nasi
ladji, diva mornarja sta sla ma krov
nase ladje. kjcr sta polozila dive bonn
bi, in Steer enc V ka%pitanovi kabini,
vsemi mocmi in kmalu m zaslisali
dive eksploziji. Nasa ladja sc JIG raz-
letela in pocasi %potopila.
Podmorski coin nj izgubljal casa.
Hitro JIG odplul X drugi ladji.. Xxi JIG pri-
hajala liz C~herbourga in jo preiskal,