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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
ViljemOV manifest.

Devetletnega Jublleja Svetovnega klanja
Je spomnil tudi ncmSlI kaj jzer, ki ina zeo raz-
Wit zmisel formalnost Postal ie kancelaIju
Bethman llollwcgu sledeci poutn manifest:
'Drugic vraGa oblenca dneva, ko so me
nasl Sovraznlki prisili da sem pozval Snove
NemCije orozjc IA Obrambo caSt i'm obsan-
ks drzave.
"Nemski narod je prezvel dive lett ncdo-
scznih junaSkih deianj in trpljenja NaSa voj
ska III mornarica zvczi naSimi loialnim in
hrabrim zavezniki je doSegla najviSjo slave
napadu III obrambi. Mnogo tisoC naSih bratov
Jo zapecatio svojo zvestobo $ svojo krvjo
"Na zapadu in ma vzhodu so naS iunaski MOI
je V bojn sivini neomaiano trdnostjo kljubova-
Ii groznm napadOm sovraznikov.
'NaSa mlada mornarica je tiSi slavn dan
pri Skageraku daa teak udarec anglcSkcmu bro
dovJu. Dejanja pozrtvOvalnoSti in zvcstc tovaIS-
jc na bojiScu jaSno bleSce pred mojim ocmi.
''Tud donna vidimo junaStvo. Mozje in zcnc,
start i'll mlad vsi nosio tho in hrabro zaiova-
ME in tesnobo vSeh, XII organizirajo in pomagaio
2manJsati trpljenJc, poVzroccno od vojne in de
lajo nocindan brez prcstanka, da poSkrbc naSim
bojujocim Sc bratom zakopih in ma morju po-
trcbno orozje.
'Nada naSih sovraznikov. da prckoSc naSe
Mdeavanje voincga maerijala Sc zkazujc tako
ncdosezna kakor je bill brez ucinka njih natrt da
b doScgli Z zStradavanjem, cesar MISC mogli
meGem.
"Bozji blagoslov ma niivah Nemcijc jc napla-
cal kmete bogateje, nego Smo drzn upati.
Ma jugu i'll ma severn traje prijatcliska tckma, da
sc dobe najboliSa sredStva IA cnako razdclicva-
ME ziveza in drugih porcbSGn.
''Vsem tenn bojevnikom donna in ma boiiScu
izrckam naisrcnejSo zahvalo
''Toda pred mani so tczki GaSi. Po grozncm
vharju dveh let oglaSa hrepencnjc po Solntni
svelobi in miru V vseh ljudskih srcih toda voj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

haJSlabSemu ratunarju jaSno da mora to casopis-
le, ako ima lc rcdnc dohodke cd prodaje in cd
n"rmano patanh oglaSov, delaii ogromnimi
izgubam
I'm vendar vidi, kdor ina le oGi gavi da 81
postavljajo izdajateii takih liStov vclike mnogo-
hadStropnc palace uredniStvo in upravo, da
1--WE Sami pravih gradovih, niih uredmiki in ma
nagcrJl V razkoSuih rczidcncah da ina jo najdraz-
Je automobile in da Spadaio Sploh razred bo-
gainov.
To Je pa lc ma tn naGin mogoGe, da imajo IL
rednc dohodkc kdor 81 le uSug cd tega Gaso-
piSja, jh mora draeo plaGati. Tako so iih tud ze-
leznicc drago plaGcvae, Siccr ne hi bill isti cele
meScce plSall, kako zaloStcn da ie polozaj druzb
III kako krivicn" da zahteve uSluzbencev
kar Sc je po liStih piSalo za vSo iavnost, to
so poSebnih letakh in broSurah ponatiskovali
IA SVoje uNlulbcnce. Priazno so govorili l. mimi
III 50 Jim dopovcdovali da interest podje OBJ
"ncm Interest zclczniGarjev. Pravili jim, da
Svolim zahtevami izpodkopavajo obStanek in bu-
SmeSS druzb i'll tenn Skodujejo Sami Seb Roti-
Ii so jih v>em mcodiiami, mai oStaneio Eve
str SVojm go>podarjcm i'm mai sc ne Ola 10 ''za.
pcliat."
Da so oStah zclcznicari kljub temu pritisku
trdni, je dohro znamcnjc Tukaj podietja re spo.
znavajo. da izgubila gro. Ali cato Sc nikakor
ne miSliio ma TO, da hi vdala, ampal Sc Z veGjo
vSiljivoStjo prepariraio iavno mncnjc
Scdai ic zrcza zapadnih zcleznc zbrala o.
krog 100 platanih in pref obiavljenih uvodnih
tlankov poScbni kujizci in iih razpoSilja, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
kdaj sc konca vojna' ?

AAuoJ sc konca NOJna!
optimistOm, XII nam re od zacetka voine pre-
roku)eJo hitter kOnec klanja delajo od vsch Stra
M krize cez raGune Dokler so Nemci na vSeh
straneh napredovali, so nam optmisti dopovcdo
vail, da Sc zaveZniki kmalu ne bodo mogli nika-
NOR wee ganlt in da bo zaradi tega moritev
nhlJohoV morala ustaviti. Ko so Zaveznk ma w
houh IN Zapadni 'front.' priccl ofenzivo in dose
P'i hekoiiKo uspehov so prSli zrcci. in praviIl
da Je nastal preobrat. XII pomeni toliko kokor
krlza, ce ina kdo plucnico: ako prebiic lirizo jc
resen ce he, umrje. Zdaj Sc pokaze, ali So je Vol
ila sreea preseia ma stran zavezniliov. ali ne;
Ko DO TO JaSno, spozna Slabej jSa Stran. da nina
VoJna zanJo nobenega Zmisla wee, in tcdaj Skle
ne mir.
Tlstl. XII so vOjno bznjih st.kih kakor
prer0k pa govore drugaGe in ne tla jcio nobcnc-
ga upanja.
Oh koncu drugega leta voinc jc govoril VI
fovni poveljnik angleske armade ma Francoskcm
zastopniki casopsja vojnem poozaiu. NaglaSaI
1e predvsem, da ina jo oh zacetku trc jega lcta
zaVeznlkl lniciativO ma vSeh bojScih in da IRA
"a Anglia sedai moe, XII sc vienna nicnmi mnO'
gostevilnimi viri
oval Sc je obrnil," ie dejal general Dou-
glas Haig. "Cas je bill cd zaGetka voinc pomoGnik
zaveznikov. LIE vpraSanje casa je, da doSeIemo po-
polno zmago, Xxi prinese mir kakor drugih voj-
nah Dokler nj ia zmaga dosezena, ne morcjo an
gleski vOjak ma FrancOskem misti ma mir.
'Nobena tajnost nj, da nsmo bill pripravljeni
OBJ zacetku vojne, ker je nismo prcakovali Med
tenn ko je Francija, XII je imea veliko naconal-
no vOjskO in sploSno vojaSko obveznoSt porabi-
la vse svoje sile, morali mi gradti Svojo
mado cd Zacetka. Vecina nasih regularnih castni-
kov je bila prvh bOjih ubta ali ram jena.
osiankom kot jedrom smo zaceli, da ustanovimo
armada nekoko miljonov MOI, XII Sc mora boje-
vati castniki brez vojne zkuSnje proti nemski
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GLAsILo JUGoSLoV. SoCIALIsTIcNE ZVEZE.
ZeleZnicarji, kapitalisti i'm staVka.

GiasovanJe zelezniearjev vpraSaniu. Ce mai
Sc razglasi stavka ali ne, je konGano. GLASGOW So
presteti. DaSl Sc nj oficienO naznanien uspeh
stetJa, Je vendar gotovO, da je najmanje devetde-
set odstotkov izmed 100000 zeeznGariev. orya-
niziranih Stirh velikih druStvh, glasoyaIo IN
to, de sc vztraja ma zahtevah in da Sc gre zanie
&C je treba, tudi Strajk
To Je pravzaprav prva zmaga leleznGarjev,
zakal od prvega casa, ko je priGelo Sedanie gi-
banJe, so Leleznicarske druzbe ma vse monoGe ma
cine vphvale ma vsluzbence in pritskale mamie
hotece Jih "prepritati,' da SO njih zahtevc neo-
prav6ene in da jh ma noben naGn nj moooGc
izponti.
veGno tozbo revScni zeleznic ic bilo to
agltaclJa V kricecem naSprotju. Kakor So druZbc
ma EN- Strani pritSkale ma svoje usuzbcnce. tako
so ma drug strani vplivale ma vse javno mnenic
V Ameriki in ta namen prvi vrsti poslu-
zerale velikega kapitalistGnega GasopiSja XII i'm
Je obJavljalo preparirane vest. nercSnicno StatS-
tiko in sugestivne uvodne tlanke.
Kdor kolickaj pozna potrebc kapitalisticne.
ga tasopisJa, We, da je To veljalo mil jone dollar
Jev. kajti take objave je treba vcikih CaSopi-
sih platevati kakor oglase. lie ia natin jc mo-
goce, da SO "vehk GasopiSi'' res veliki Sal 81
vsakdo ma prste lahko izratuna. da nj mogoGe ,la-
ii "a l cent nit toliko praznega paprja, kokor
"a dajejo TAXI 6asopisi tiskanega. Maj Sc prSte-
jejo tiskarSki in upravni stroSki, zdatki za cclc
armade urednikov. reporterjev, znaniih Sotrud-
nikov, posebnih dor.Snkov. pa StroSki IA brzo.
jaw, kabe, telefon, poSto L d. pa mora biti tudi
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caSopiSJc zna Il grolujc IN kapitaliste napravti
sroznJo "a lclcznit,trie ccS ako postane ia 5e-
icznIce yladna last izgube usluzbenci pravico do
Straika.
'Iovck hi bil kar ginjcn, vidcG. kako brzno
Skrb" zaNt"pniki kapitalizma za delavsko Strai-
kalNKo pravIco Ali preden pride solza oGi So
uStavl ker Sc molgani >pomnio, da so bill ravno
tiNti liNti deavccm Skraino nasprotni. kadarkoli
so Sc poNuzlli Svojc pilvicc, da Sraikaio C.. bo
treba 10 pravico braniti, ic gotovo ne bo bra
mnihcc drugi, kakor dclav>tvo sano i'm niepovo
caSnpSjc.
Ako hi ia ;rajl res privedcl zceznce V Jaw
II" last M upravo, ne hi bilo zcleti mic druzeya
kak"r da hi $" to timprcj zgodilo in hi Sc $ tenn
uirNncll koScck dclayskega mimimalncga progra-
MA. Preprlcam Smo pa, cc Sc res pojavi tn MOI
most, da bodo proti TAXI razlastitvi prvi zagrmeli
tNil, ki io >lkajo danes kot strah "a zeleznGarie
ma Stcuo.
/a prcprcGitcv ltraika Sc scdaj mobiliziraio
ram" Nlle Prcdlogi prhaiaio od vseh Strani kon
terence Sc vrSc, tudi prcdScdnika WSona so 70
IalntereSrah. OdkroSrGno ahko povcmo da hi
hIlo tud nam ljubSe. ce hi Sc Stavka prcpreGila.
All IJul'Sc hi nam hiIo to c pod pogoiem. da do
"' AcI"zncarJi hrez Strajka, kar po pravic zahtc-
NAJo DoNedanJe HkuSnjc SO iih pa menda zc to-
l'ko INicile da Sc ne bodo dali zcine prcpcliati
Gcz vodo
Ravno histcrija kapitalistov. ne le zclczniS.
N.h, ampal, tud drugih. dokazuic. da hi iih sedai
Stavka najholj bocIa. Torci ic to "a zclcznicarie
pravi cas-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

kohk"r so 10 pat mogli, kajti nemSlc submarin-
X" drajo blokad velike zgagc in Sc prizade-
vaJo, da bi jo izStradale. Ce poSlie ma PoIjsko
ali Srhiio mjihovim dovoljenjem kakSen zvcz,
hoceJo da ga dobe lie Poljaki ali Srhi, ne pa nem-
SKA armada Ravno taho St branijo, da hi zato,
ker hi prSla IA Poiakc in Srbe hrana IL Amerike.
heinSka armada Ease pobrala ker Sc ma PojSkcm,
Srbijl ali Fiandrji pridea. To je ocitni namen
ahgI"Sklh pogolev. Da Sc to izvrSi. zahteva An
gliJa kontroo. XII maj hi bla rokah nevtracev.
To MISC nemogot pogoii in tudi ric ponize-
'amcga nj niih. Allo jh Viljcm noGe sprejcti.
J' tenn lie dokazano in ma THEM priznano, da so
Sc Scdaj prldek IL zasedenih krajev res rabili IA
N"mclJo. naneNto "a domatc prebivalstvo, in da
namerava ncm>ka vlada tako ravnati tud le
toSnjo letvijo.
Iato u res ne more ugajati ncvtralna kon-
trola in zato mora prcbivalstvo V zasedenih kra
JIh daje Siradati. To ic izkuSnja. IN katero je
ohogatc Wilson.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

Kakor je znano, je predSednik Wilson oSeb-
no pisa francoskemu prezidentu. angeSkcmu
kralju, nemSkemu kajzerju, avstrijskemu cesarju
in ruskemu carju, da mai omogocijo dovoz amcri-
skin zivil "a -stradajoGe Poljake okupiranem
Ozemlju
Predsednik Wilson je sedai "a emo izkuSnjo
bOgatejS, in sicer je njegovo spoznanje prav ta-
ko kakor smo mislili, da bo.
Anglia, Xxi prihaja zavezniSki Strani maj
bOlj poStev, je naznanila amerSki vladi pogoie.
pod katerimi hi dovoa dovoz hranc IA civilno
prebivalstvo AmeriSki veleposlanik Londonu
Walter Hines Page je naZnanil t. pogojc vladi
v Washingtonu bro javno. DopiS, ki jih obscga
in XII je bill londonskih casopsih objavljen.
pravi:
''Vlada njegovega velicanstva namcrava en-
krat "a vselej uredit vpraSanje dovoza Iivil
kraje Xxi zasedeni cd sovraznka. ta uamcn
podaja slede6i sklepGni predlog:
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Sc letO dni NOine.

armadl, ki sc lc 40 let plipravljala vojno. lme-
II nlSino uniform IA moze, Xxi SO ogasili VOL
>ko. Morali SeIe gradti tovarne "a izdeova-
ME puSk, preden smo mogli oborozti svoje rekru-
te; gradltl Sno moral tovarne IA topove in mu'
ncijo, prcdcn Smo mogli organi2irati artilerio
Mcdtcm Smo murali Stati ia Francoskem
tako voiSko, kakrSno imeli prot temciito
rripravl ljcncmu Sovralniku, cigar udarci so bill
>traSni odIocnih poizkuSih, da zmaga ker je We
del, da jc cas- proti MENU. Sedaj je imea naSa
armada Svojo prv zkuSnjo praktcnem nasko-
ku vekcga sloga.
"Anglcili vojaIl mSli Samostojno in uvazu-
je tclk naogi, ki ic pred niim nenski vojak,
izurjcn posluSnoSi, brcz ugovora veruioG svo-
jim prcdpostavljenin. ie bill zavajan vero. da o.
fenziva naSc armade, ki hi ba vzgojena po ncm-
Skcm v2oru in je cato ncucinkovita, ne more biti
grozna in orcj tudi ne uSpeSna
''Ko Smo po prvcm prcOmu prve ncmSke Crtc
prodr drugo crto, ie bila osuplost nemSkega vo-
jaStva vclika. Prvic nemSki Gastniki, Xxi so pri-
Sl naSc vjetniStvo PRIMAL, ola jc bila Mem
ella prcmagana Eden izmed njh, Xxi je bill ma po-
ii Anglijo III jc vidcl naSc reZervne taborc ma
Francoskem, ic prav da mu jc bo rcccno, da
imajo AnglcIi lc majhno Stcvilo vojakov ma from
ii in cc odbiicjo Nemc mas naskok da lahko-
to dosczcjo morjc in napravjo vojni kraj.
"Trctje lcto vojnc bo leto zaveznikov. Pri-
pravljcna kakor Francija, napne Nelika Britain
ia Silc, da pozcnc vSjcnce IL Bclgic in
Francijc. Anglia pa doscze Svojo popolno moe
ma Suhem Selc polctju prihodnjcga eta''
Torci danes Gcz leto dni mis Anglia, da SC
bo Sc bojcvala. Slaba toazba prerokc!
I.ondonska Daily Mall ina iz Vevcy V
Svici poroclo, da jc bil ma ministrskega predscd-
mika grofa Tiszo uprizorjcn atcntat, Xxi Sc pa nj
poSrccil. Porocilo ne obscga nobenh posamez-
nosti.
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ii" trajc dale, ker je hojni llic sovraznih vlad
Se rcdno unlcenjc NcmGiic Krivda za nadanie
prellNahJc krvl pada edmo naSe Sovraznike
Nlkdar me III zapuStilo zaupanjc, da jc Nemtija
ncpremagljva, najSi ic Stevilo naSih sovraznikov
vetJe; in vSak dan potrjuje to iznova.
''Ncmcija We, da boiuie IN svoi obstanck
SV"Jo moe pozna IN zanaSa Sc ma bozio pomoc
T"rcJ ne more ME omajati njenc odotnosti in
nJene gotovoSti. Ia boz privedemo do kra aja tako
da bo naSa drzava vnaprej varna zoper vsak So
vralni napad in da bo ncmskemu gcniiu in ncm-
skenu dclu zagotovljeno svobodno pole
"Ziveli bono svobodni, varni in moGni med
narodi Svrta TIE pravicc nam nihGc ne vzame
Pro>im Vas, da razgaSitc to iavno>ti'
llnavStina, katcre jc Ia razglaS poln, mas ne
proScncta Ia Sc strinja monarhiS,iGnm poki-
Gem IN SploSno viljcm0vStino Tudi ic prijetno,
skoraJ p"SniSko zagrnjena. Niicm ie bill prisjcn
pokilcati Smove Nemcijc ma orozjc; pris 80
GA tsti ''Sovrazniki,' katerim - je ON napove-
dial voino. I'm oni Sedaj odgovorni IN prcliva-
ME krvi kcr Sc noccio priznat, da bill po pra-
Vici napadcni in da Smejo lohcnzollcrn in ncm-
Ski kapitaIi,ti razdciti Svct po >voii wolff.
ia hnavScina je razumliiva. Boil zanmiv ie
pa NiIlcmov manifest zaradi tega, kcr razdira tn
d, ON upaujc optn>tov da no kmalu mir Ne -
praVi Niljcm doicr nismo zmagai ako, ka-
kor hoccmo, NAM mora Bog Sc dalic pomagati
Prclivanjc lrvi Sc torci nadaliuic.
AvStriii zopet prepovcdali cello vrsto
SccialiSttnih caSopSov. Ia mcSec dni so bill Su-
Spcndranl "Frcihct' y ccSkih Toplicah. ''NolkS-
vilc' karlovh varih, "Wahrheit" ASu.
Strah pred bcscdo mora bit Avstriji zc zclo
yclik, zalai pod pritiskom preventive ccnzure,
katcr Sc mora prcdloziti vSak list, Sc prcdcn gre
tSk, Jc b0 itak ncmogoCc napiSati kaj enc
varnega. CreSnitujc Sc da ina Strah vcke oci.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09

Britain hospital. Miss Dougherty left here for Canada several years ago and last year went abroad to undertake nurse work in the French war zone. She writes from France telling of her experiences in the care of the wounded.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
GERMAN BAZAAR PROGRAM.

The United German societies. which are to hold a big bazar in Turner hall from September 30 to October 8, an nouncee the following program for every night of the affair: Saturday, September 30, address by Mayor George A. Quigley; address by Pro- lessor Eugene Kuehneman and con- address by Conrad Nuber, general consul of Austria-Hungary; Tuesday. exhibition by New Britain Turner so- ciety classes and address by man to be chosen later; Wednesday address by Rev. Dr. s. G. Ohman of the Swed- ish Lutheran church; concert by Eolus Singing soicety; selections by the Teutonia Maennerchor; selection by the Austrian Singing society,", Thursday, address by Rev. M. w. Gau- dian; entertainment by Young Peo- ple's society of St. Johns German church.; selections by four singing so- cieties from Hartford; friday, address by Rev. Dr. G. c. Berl<emeier of Wart- burg Orphanage, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., and selections by Boys Band of the orphanage; Saturday afternoon, ad- dress by Miss Ema Wiltzke of Der lin, Germany and concert by Boys Band; Saturday evening, entertain ment by children of the German School society; Monday evening, grand ball and drawing of prizes.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
KERNyIN IS HONORED.

Michael T. Kerwin of this city was elected to the office of fourth vice. president of the State Federation of
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09

ne feels all right. Yet we were always told a man could not live with a wound like that. 1 think about all the theories have been proved wrong. They seem to live though wounded in every conceiva ble manner. 1 expect a great deal is due to the strong and healthy physique of the men. l often wonder who is going to pay for all The suffering of these poor fellows. Somebody who has been respOsible must. I hope neither the United States nor any other country will be compelled to fight after this. It is a war of chemicals wholly, exploded in every shape and form and it is a peculiar thing to have to say, but the much despised Turks have done the cleanest fighting of any of the enemy countries. I am enclosing a photo, the same as I sent with my papers. l would love to go back over to the old place and have a little chat with you again. New Britain must be fine.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
BIG NIGHT FOR OWLS.
Fitations and Social Planned for
 Next Wednesday, Evening.

Twenty-Five new members of the der of Owls will be initiated at new club rooms in Electric hall St Wednesday night according to
 announcem ent made today by H.
 Frink, deputy organizer, who has 1t finished a whirl- wind campaign membership.
 Elaborate preparations are being Ede for 8 social entertainmen ent to be pd Immediately after the initiation the new members. The degree |m from the Hartford nest of Owls Is been selected to put the New itain boys through the paces and Eoodly gathering of Hartford Owls expected to accompany the team this city. Local talent will com- he with some professional entertain from Harford and other cities in rendition of the program.
 Although but eleven years old the
 der of Owls boasts now of a mem Eship of more than 350,0OO, who Id forth in some 2,000 nests foughout the world. It is the plan
 MT. Prick to make New Britain st of Owls one of the best in this Ete. Many people, not members of e order, have been invited to the cial session after the initiation remonies Wednesday night.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
SCHOOLS TO REOPEN ON SEPTEMBER 25
Board of Education Decides Pre-
 caution is Essential

As matter of precaution the school board went the board of health one better at the September meeting yes terday and voted to reopen school on Monday, September 25, instead of Tuesday, September 19, as recom- mended by the board of health. The matter took this turn when Secretary Hatch introduced a motion to fix the tune at September 26. He explained that many people intend keeping their children out of school until all dan ger of the epidemic has passed and some who are spending their vaca- t1ons in unaffected regions will not come back at present.
 MT. Hatch's stand was supported by Doctors Fromen and Kelly. E. o. kilbourne was against postponing the date and Superintendent Holmes ex- plained that the state required 18O days of school and that the lost two weeks will have to be made up during the year in sonle manner either by curtailing the short vacations or con- tlnuing school next year into July. If further postponement was to be made, MT. Holmes favored fixing the date for Monday, September 25, in stead of day later. The question of Harring pupils from out of town for ten days after the date of opening was discussed at length. It was felt that tr ose returning from unaffected areas should not be forced to wait and lose an additional ten days of school
 F.. o. TIilhourne for the text book committee reported the adoption of new works for use in the High school Principal L. P. Slade sent two com- munications to the board. The first relates to tuition for out of town students attending the Vocational High school At present the rate of tuition at the Academic High school is $2 a week or $7S a year. The Vo- cational High school operates 4S weeks a year, making the tuition s96. On motion of MT. Pease it was voted tC fix the tuition at s2 a week.
 The second communication from MT. Slade relates to the question of an assistant physical director who shall have supervision of athletics. It is suggested that his salary could be paid from the proceeds of athletic contests. The communication was re- ferred to the teachers committee with power. The tenth annual report of Superintendent Holmes was submitted and accepted. It was voted to have 500 copies printed for public distri- bution
 The finance committee reported paying bills totalling $8,057.58. Au- thority to pay the following bills was granted: John Pinches & Sons $83; +. U. Thompson, repairs, $414 and $909.18.
 Evening Schools
 Chairman H. F. Roche of the even- ing schools committee presented the following:
 That two evening school centers be opened, one an elementary school
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
eEtAraA 4s&kS4 ( E. sns Mems

s7he Hundred Mems society Svea ! Monday night. All members are ted to attend.
 Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread" ldvt.
 Miss Verna Frey of Prospect street To has been spending the summer Indian Neck, is at Dr. Evans pri- Ee sanatarium, recovering from an Fration for acute appendicitis. Members of societies about the te are to be entertained by the w Britain Turner society at a lat" and pinochle tourney during winter. The dates and other de- Is have not as yet been mapped Dee Bodwel Land Company ad on Ee 6.
 Fl. J. zahnleiter, violinist, has re- he'd teaching. Studio, Booths Blk.
 -advt. Ehe grand lodge meeting of the th1an Sisters will be held in this on October Is and IT. Grand hior, Mrs. Leonore Lamson, of this y is slated as the next grand chief. Park hotel.-advt. Ehe young son of Adam Zeigler of |sery street was painfully injured on ehard street yesterday noon when <ENas knocked from his bicycle by EoTth who was chasing a baseball. se poy is said not to have sounded k oell and the ball player did not Ea< where he was going. The boy suffering from bad body bruises |d decorations and bad scalp IuTad.
 lgne Williams Auto Go. at 287 Sim Ieet have recently taken the agency the Maxwell Motor car.-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
RJTSY TIMES FOR o. U. A. NJ.

New Britain council, o. U. A. M, will sail down the river Sunday as the guests of Charter Oak council of Hart ford The boat will leave at 8:3o. On Sunday, September 24, New Britain council will hold a sheep roast at Sherman's farm in Plainville. It will be for members only. The carpet bowls team that is to represent the council in the Fraternal league Will hold a practice game after the regu- lar meeting next Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09

The Hundred Mems society Svea hold its monthly meeting in Vega
 l Monday night. All members are -n1 fn attan5
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
HEARING FOR MOVIE MEN.

After discussing the proposed or dinances to regulate moving pictures in this city last night of the ordinance committee it was decided to hold an- oher meeting next Friday evening when hearings will be given all inter ested in the movement. This will in clude the local moving picture men and members of the school board, the proposition having originated with that body.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
NURSE WRITES FROM FRANCE
Former Aid at New Britain Hospital Says Much Despised Turks Are Waging Cleanest Warfare of All.
Waging Cleanest \

Mrs. Jennie Bassett, matron of the New Britain General hospital, recent
 ly received the following letter from Miss M. M. Dougherty, a graduate of the hospital training school and well known as a former nurse in the New
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
July 7, 1916, France.

Dear Old Friend:
 I received your nice letter in due season. Thanks so much for taking all the trouble you did in fixing up those papers and sending them on. Yes Miss Kean took out her papers some time ago and she is going to try to get over here too, although she told me she thought I was crazy to come. But really, Mrs. Bassett, l am not scrry I came. I have seen what the human being can go through and live out here and I do not think l could ever have believed it or realized it without seeing it. And I know I shall never forget and I do not think I shall ever grumble at any little diffi- culty that I ever come up with again for, believe me, I have never seen anything like it as over here and the cheerfulness of the poor fellows over it all it really is marvellous. One poor fellow I have has a gaping wound right through the sternum the size of a mans watch. One can see his lungs easily through the aperture, yet he does not seem to mind and says