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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10
Svarilo Portorica.

kdar prostovoljno svojih privile.
gil.
Nikdar ne bodo demokratie in
republikanci, progresisti in pro.
hibicionisti in vse mescansko
stranke II klike ypeliale gospo.
darske enakopravnosti. Demo.
krate in republikance in vse dru.
&c mora premagati socialism. da
jim vzame sredstva zatirania in
zasuznjevanja liz rok.
Cesar nj mogoGe pricakoyati od
nobene kapitalistiene ali polkapi.
sticne Wade, tega torej cd anne.
riske he pricakujemo. Ampak
smelo hi Sc vsaj priGakovati. da
BIO ia vlada - in zvezno zakono.
dajsto - razumelo interese do.
zele vsaj $ svojega stalisca. Pred
kratkim smO sliSali liz nemskepa
rajhstaga glas, da Ncmciia nj.
kakor nj reakcionarna dezela. ees
memo socialno zakonodajstvo bi
lahko, marsikatcri drugi dezeli
sluzili "a zgled.
To jc res in nj =. Ma Mem
Skem je socialno zakonodajstyo
gotovo bolj ~razvito, kakor v Anne
riki. Kljub temu je Nemeija re-
akcionarna, in STEER boil reakcio.
marina, kakor Amcrika. Toda ME-
no socialno zakonodajstvo je ze-
10 dobro sluzilo njenim drzavnim
interesOm, in STEER pray $ kapita-
listicnega, cello z junkersko.kaj-
zerskega stalisca. To je pokaza-
la vojna, V kateri ie kajzerska
Nemciia zajemala dober del svo-
je moci has IL svojih socialnih in
stitucij.
Nikomur ne BIO priSlo ma misel,
ola imajo nemSki kapitalisti wee
"ljubezni' do svojih delavcev
kakor ameriSki. Pac pa je ned
vomna resnica, da pozneje polo
zaJ III svOje interese veliko bolje
cd ameriskih. $ TEN, da so sto-
rili delavstvu nekoliko koncesij,
50 poskrbeli Ia svoje interese.
To je tisto, kar 81 more prica-
kovati cd kapitalisticne Wade. Ali
zelo Sc kaze. da nimajo gospodu-
joel krogi V Ameriki niti toliko
spoznanja.
Necina delavstva ia otoku POr-
toriko ina zivljenje, XII Sc skoraj
V nobenem oZiru he loci cd SUI
zenjskega. Malone VISA razlika .je
V TEN, da dobi 0ndotn idelavec
mezdo v denarju,. medtem ko je
dobival suzenj skoraj izkljueno
naturalno nagrado. Toda ia de-
marina media je tako nizka, da 81
velik del ondotnega delavstva "a
MO ne more kupiti nit toliko ma
turalij, koliko Jill je suzenj dobi-
val brez denarja. To pa mora ma
praviti IL otoka gnezdo stalne ne
zadovoljnosti, he tiste nezadovolj-
nosti, Xxi je nelocljiva cd delavske
zavednosti sploh, ampak nezado-
voljnosti, Xxi je cnaka sodu suhe-
ga smodnika, v k~atcrega padc
vsak hip lahko iskra.
Rcsnicno, bill hi cas-, da hi sc
zaceli Washington napOsled
nekoliko zanimati "a socialne pro-
b.emc. &c DO socialni BOZ, XII ie
sam pc scbi neizogiben, potisnjen
V oblikc, katerih 81 tudi zavedno
dclavstvo nc zcli, bodo tega krivi
vladajoci faktorji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

Prcdsednik Wilson je dejal, da
gre Amerika ma vojno roper avlo-
kracijo.
Rockefeller, Morgan, Gary III
nekatcri drugi gospodje mlsliJo
drugace. Ker so sami avtokrati'
Jim tudi avtokracija V Evropi nc
gre IA kozo.
Wilson hOcc vojno roper aNio'
kracijo' kapitalisti hoeeJo voJno
"a profile.
Vojna je tukaj. KIDD MAJ INA
prav?
Vojna roper a~vtokraciJo INA
rcvolucionaren znacaj. VoJna "a
profile je BOZ reakcije.
Kdo maj ina prav'
&c spozna amerisko delaVS,'o
svojo nalogo, BIO z njegovo 'o'Jo
tako, kakor je dcjal p~redsednih
svoji poslanici. &c prezre dela'-
stvo znamcnia dobe, bo incl no
ckefellcr prav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

Nihce ne We, kako dolgo DO ira
jala vojna. Lahko Sc zgodi, da bo-
mo imeli Sc volitve V vojnem ca
su. TEN vaznejSa je naloga delav-
silva, da Sc pripravi zanje bolje,
kakor Sc je doslej pripravljalo.
Inatno zastopstvo delavstva V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

V cetrtek DO V kongresu najbrze predlozcn
nacrt "a pet miljard dolarjev vojnega posojila.
Cd tega maj Sc dajo 3 miliarde zaveznikom ma
posodo, = miljardi pa maj sluziio "a ameriske Vol
ne potrebe. Ia ljudstvo je glavno vprasanje, kdo
BIO ~placeval strOske.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10
Municijska tovarna v Eddystc

Mmicijska tOvar1la V Eddystonc pri Phila-
delphiji je bila danes OBJ 10. dopoldne %unicena.
POrocila pravijo, da so sc izvrsile tri eksplozije
obenem. IL bliznjih krajev so hiteli gasilski oddel-
kl in zdravniske ambulance ina pomoc. Ia hip Sc nj
tocno znano Stevilo zrtev. Doslej ~pravi;o, da je
$50 moz V bolniSnicah in Sc wee Jill dovazaio $
kraja nesrece, o kateri Sc hi dognano, kako sc ic
zgodila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

kongresu zagotovi delavstvu glas
pri sklepanju miru. Mislite ma vo-
live!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

IL Washingtona naznanjajo, da BIO prvo lcto
vOjne amerska bojna mornarica sodelovala z "a
vezniskih in Ola pojde V ia namen V pasove,v kate
rib operirajo nemSke submarine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

V ST. Louisa zboruje konvcnci.
ia Socialisticne stranke. Porocah
bono o njej, kadar DO koncana'
DOslej sc Sc vodijo debate, izdeiu.
jejo resolucijo, skratka mic sc n.
zakljucenega. Kadar bono lmeii
gotove sklepe, bono poroeali' Ill
potean sc DO tudi lahko %govorilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

Da Sc ubije en- vojak ma voJhi'
velja popreGno pettisoc dolarJeV'
V industriji JIG stvar ceneJsa'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12

nier having their troubles. The
pitching staff of the South SideTs is
a good corps as constituted last sea-
son, and to break through and land
a job even on the reserve list is a
tough assignment for any newcomer.
Those who land, if any do, will be
Apitchers of no mean ability.
All developments point to Byrd
Lynn as the first aid to Ray Schalk
in catching. Lynn is a rafting good
youngster, speedy, a strong thrower
and a fine batter. He suffered from
lack of opportunity last season and
showed want of practice during the
infrequent trials he was given.
Jack Lapp was usually sent in
when Schalk was out. Lapp was a
veteran, going backward, but what
Rowland wanted was balance and
generalship. This was bad for Lynn.
Now, with Lapp gone to the minors,
he will get more opportunity and
should be a star within short time.
The first team whipped the seconds
in an exhibition game, to 3. Ris-
berg, Ed Collins and Weaver pOled
two hits each.
Jack Ness, disposed of by the
White Sox to Joe Tinker's Columbus
club, has declined the trip and will
play ball this summer with the Mag
nets of the Chicago baseball league,
a new organization of several strong
club in the city. Jack figures he can
make more money working during
the week and playing semi-pro ball
Sundays.
Phil Harrison and Joe Dory; mid
dleweights, will mix tonight in the
Racine arena as the main attraction
of a show that should provide some
entertainment. Matty McCue and
Red Dolan will swap punches for ten
rounds, and two other bouts will
open the ball Dory and Harrison are
good and willing fighters, not cham
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12

placing Smorowsh and Lundgren of
Chicago.
Commodore Barry defeated O'Con-
nell Council, to z, in champion
ship game of the Knights of Column
bus Indoor league finals Barry
scored three times in the final inning.
Harmon-Cooper AII-Stars defeated
the Indianapolis roller hockey team
at Riverview, 5 to o. Whiting and
EglingtOn played brilliant game for
the All-Stars.
Art Staff, Northwest Skating club,
won the invitation mile ice race at
White City in 2:53 As. Fisher of Mil
waukee was second and McWhirter
third.
John DIN, Finnish wrestling star,
will go to the mat with Doc Roller at
the Coliseum tonight Charley Cut
Ter and Mort Henderson will appear
in the semi-finaI match, and Mike
Yokel and Walter Wiloughby will
furnish the opening event.
Joe Stecher defeated Henry Orde-
man in straight falls at Vernon, Cal
The greatest amount of tempera-
ment eyer collected in a ball club
that the New York Giants.
temperament can mean two
things to a ball club-a great win
ming machine or an cratic cOmbin-
alton.
What will it mean to the Giants?
The New York Giants look like the
best ball club of the type since the
old Cubs-it is the same type of ball
club and the answer, which will be
read along in the summer, will tell
the story.
If the New York Giants can keep
the same spirit they have now in
training camp they are unbeatable
If they become Indifferent, much
poorer club can beat them.
But the present spirit of the Giants
-, srr v1v,ho,A,LTo
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
AUTOMOBILES MAKING
GOOD ALASKAN ROADS

Dawson, Y T., Oct. 1.-The range
of operations of the automobile In
the vicinity OF Dawson is being en-
larged every season, and the volume
OF the traffic handled BY motor We
hicles in this region is enlarg1ns
rapidly. With the remarkably sue
cessful introduction OF the tractor
in the hauling of wood up Hunker
from the Klondike river last winter,
and the gradual advent OF the motor
truck in this district and the com
mon use of the automobile, the big
share of the traffic of the camp is
now being handled by motor power.
As a result OF the increased pop
ularity and utility of the motor We
hicle the roads surrounding Dawson
are being constructed more and
more with a view OF adapting them
TO that style of traffic. During the
dry period cars travel from Dawson
g5 TO 30 miles out with considerable
ease. Granville. 30 miles out, has
been reached by cars during the
dry season for several years.
Quartz creek. 25 miles distant. also
is reached by car. and il is hoped TO
have the road put in condition in
time to get the cars through on that
route as far as Black Hills and Eu-
reka creeks.
Money voted this year for the con-
nection of the most famous OF Daw-
sons scenic routes. that up Bonanza,
into a belt line. by repairing the
upper Bonanza stretch. was not used
for the reason. it is explained. that
the mining operations along that
stretch would have interfered. Some
recommend the switching of the pro-
posed belt line to Quartz creek,
which would make a circuit via Bo-
nanza. Eldorado and Hunker
One of the most popular runs is
up the Klondike river. In rainy
weather the corduroy there becomes
very slippery and dangerous. Big
wood and power operations up that
river also make II a most important
route. A quarter OF a million dol
lars worth of logs come down the
river each season.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
Jap RECRUIT IS GIVEN
BANQUET BY FELLOWS

Las Cruces, n. NJ. Oct. Jap
anese farmers and number OF
prominent citizens OF the town gave
a banquet recently in honor o.,
Tokuiehi T. Kazuli. the first man OF
japanese descent to be drafted into
the new army.
Kazuki was born in the Hawaiian
Islands OF Japanese parents and re-
fused to claim exemption but arrang-
ed his farm affairs to go to Camp
Funston, Kas.. as soon as he was no
titled and had passed the examina-
ton. The banquet hall was deco
rated with japanese and American
flags and patriotic speeches were
made by the Japanese and American
citizens present.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01

of the county II section that VIII
SOME day be nationally known for
l,s beauty. In the center of this dla-
,rlct are located the Marble Halls OF
Oregon. no lcaa wonderful, though
very much loss known. than tho
Mammoth caves OF Kentucky. With
In short radius OF the caves ara
buck mountain. suRarloaT, Gray
back. CraRgy little cragy, Lake
mountain, whisky peak and other
lesser mountain peaks, while Cave
Creek lake, whisky, I.lmea'ono
Tanner. Sucker. FIJI, Fall, nrnsh
aud Steamboat creeks, with their
numerous tributaries. are all close
At hand, The streams are full OF
nah aud In the seldom visited fast
ncsscs OF the mountains. deer. bear.
cougars aud wildcats are abundant.
making the district u ycri,ablo
happy hunting grounds.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
ARIZONA MEX|CANS
/ BUY LIBERTY BONDS

Tombstone. Ariz.. Oct l.-Mexi'
can miners in this old mining camp,
Chinese gardeners and merchants and
other aliens here have shown their
loyalty to their adopted land by sub
scribing literally to the Liberty
Bond and Red Cross funds Re
Gently. when a biz Red Cross bene-
Il, dance was given. the Mexican
miners wives volunteered to pre-
pare the supper Of native Mexican
dishes and served frijoles. chile-con-
carne and tamales to the dancers as
their part OF the contribution to the
cause. Every Chinese resident OF
the camp also subscribed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
Drinking Fountains.

Drinking fountains are OF modern
origin. Among the earliest were those
erected in Liverpool about 1857. The
Metropolitan Drinking Fountain asso-
citation was formed In London In 1859
by Lord John Russell. Mr.. :. Gurncy
and Others Iu the brave days Of old
little consideration was had for the
public" tine of the m1Si interesting
aud encouraging Signs of the times i
found in the fact that such considers
ton is nowadays IN an civilized conn
tries we'll nigh omuipoicu;. raising TN
public servants" IN look after the
comfort OF the master they 81 long colt
temptuously ignored Nrw 'oya ioH'
nal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01

natsred at the Postofi,ce, Grants Peas.
Ore, a. second class mail matter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
|SWEDES GOING HOME
| TO AVOID US. ARMY

Stockholm. Oct. THE foreign
Office is preparing to send ships to
America to bring back Swedes who
do not desire to serve In the Ameri.
can military forces, according to the
newspaper Tidende today
The Swedish government. Il was
declared. had already asked Wash
ington for exact information as to
conscription OF Aliens
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
By Fred l.ockley,
In the Oregon Journal.

Josephine county. like BAKER
County. Is one OF oregon's treasure
chests and safe deposit vaults. No
county in Oregon has grcater var
iety OF minerals than NJosephine
county. Gold, silver, copper, quick
silver, platinum, coal, marble, gran
lte and limestone are all To be found
within the I75i square miles of
ruggcd upthrust country Included
within Josephine county's area, The
names OF such towns as Gallce. Gold
on. Kerby. Placer, Althousc and
Three Pines, and OF such districts as
Rich Gulch, Old Channel, Lost Flat,
Eureka. Rough and Ready. Gold Ba-
sin. Gold Leaf, China BAR, Gold
Ridge. Fddlers Gulch, Sailor Dig
gings. Deep Gulch. Sucker Creek
oro rino, Come Easy. Go Easy Bar
and score OF similar places clearly
indicate the character OF the coun-
try and tell to tho old timer OF the
days when the hills werf full OF
|prospectors and the streams ran yell
low with the muddy wash from
rockers, long toms. and sluice boxes
as the red-shirted and gum-booted
miners worked the pay dirt
or the i.lsO.6iO acres in Jose
phine county more than half are still
In public ownership, tsi,73O acres
being within the Siskiyou national
forest. The man who feels crowded
II he has neighbors within 10 miles
need but 90 go into western Jose
paine county to hnd all the elbow
room he wants. To the westward oi
the Galiee mining district, around
Hobson's Horn. or Fishhook noun
tain, Il is so unsettled that even q
hermit or a recluse would feel lone
some.
Rich as Is Josephine county in
minerals. Il Is also rich In timber
having more than 10000, ,0O0. 600
feet Of standing merchantable tim.
Der. OF which the larger part is sugar
pine or yellow pine. ON the eastern
slope OF the Coast range. which
forms The boundary line between Jo-
sephine and Curry counties, the for
est growth is particularly heavy
and in addition TO the sugar pine
and yellow pine there is considerable
spruce, larch and FIR The smooth
skinned laurel. with its glossy green
leaves and It's pinkish yellow bark.
with the dark red OF the mountain
mahogany or manzanita, forms a
pleasing contrast TO the jade-green
OF the cedar and the blue-green OF
the firs.
In the middle west, say II Kan
sas or Iowa. a county Is frequently
noted for some one product corn.
for example. But here In Josephine
county the products have wide
range. including mineral wealth OF
many varieties, timber. wheat. oats,
corn. alfalfa. dairy products. sheep
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
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OREGON WEATHER
Weather tomorrow; Fair, :
GERMANS AND GERMANS

GEkMANS AND GERMANS
Il has been hard for good many
Americans to reconcile their opin-
Ions Of the German people as they
know them as neighbors here in
America, with the stories OF wanton
cruelty and outrage which comes
from the German-conquered terri
tories Of Europe.
We think OF our German neighbor
- jolly, musical. family-loving
citizen. We read Of him as an incar-
nation Of destructive brutality.
One must get a elear-cut under
standing of the fact that there are
Germans and Germans; and this is
equally true in continental Germany
itself. The Germany which speaks
oficially, which is behind their ma
tionai militarism. which outraged
Belgium and has devastated north
efn France. Is not the Bavarian or
the Saxon Germany but it is Prus-
sianism:--a nation controlled and
directed by the Unsuitable ambitions
and egoism of the military aristo-
cracy which surrounds the house Of
Hohenzollern.
The difference between Prussian-
ism. or q PrussianiEed Germany. and
the real natural German people, as
exemplified in the barbarism dis
played in their conduct OF this war.
is the difference between the kind,
affectionate husband and father and
the same man when in a drunken
frenzy. II is this fact that has led
the allies to determine that peace
is impossible as long as the German
nation is under its present leaders.
Germans must awaken to an under
standing OF the guilt of those whom
they are following. They must
recognize the menace to the people
of the world. present in the typical
Prussian spirit.
There can be no peace. in the
sense OF permanent lasting peace,
until that condition which has led
nearly e5,0oo,OoO peaeably inclined,
industrious people into saturnalia
of butchery and crime. The German
of the farm and the merchant house.
of the chemical labratory and art
studio. will never perish; and the
allies are as anxious that that civil
lization should survive and flourish
as are those of Teutonic blood Ii is
the war-worshiping ambition OF Z
small ruling caste which has under
taken TO spread its influence over
the entire earth, that has caused
libertyloving people to draw the
sword in the defense of democracy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
FRED LOCKLEY TELLS PEOPLE OF STATE ABOUT
JOSEPHINE COUNTY'S MINES, LUMBER, SCENERY

and wool hogs, peaches, pears, ap'
pies, grapes OF vide variety aud sn'
perior quality. aud salmon When
county's resources range from al
talfa 10 wheat aud between that
range include Gold, coal, timber,
copper. sugar bcets, sorghum, sal
mon. hops. grapes, berraes and u
score OF other things, II Is not
strange that Il should be referred Ia
as a storehouse and treasure chest
Josephine county's northern
boundary line Is about s6s miles by
rail from Portland, Its southern
boundary lines Is formed by ,nc Sis'
klyou mountains and the state OF
California. Grants Pass IL It's coun'
~ seat and principal trading center
so rugged and mountainous Is the
county that lcss than two per cent
OF It's area Is IN cultivation.
Rich as Ia Josephine county IL
natural resources. II Is also won
dcrtully rich In sconic and recrca'
tioual assets The Rogue river has
cut It's WAY through deem and ro'k,
gorges. whose beauty and rugged
grandeur. while seldom seen on ne
count Of inaccessibillty. viii. In day.
TO come, prove q magnet to draw
sportsmcn and anglers. tourists and
summer vacatlonists, The Illinois
river Is also singularly picturesque
In the extreme southeastern mart
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Furnished by W. h. Hanson Of
Grants Pass Abstract Co.
September rs. 1917
Transfers

September rs. 1914
Transfers
A. S. Carpenter to l.. c. Turner
W. d.. M OF Ma of sen of Swh,
Sc. sS-se-5. $40.
Eta X. Mcintyre to c, c. Presley
w. D.. lot .. Blk. 7s, Original Town
site OF Grants Pass, 81.
Mining Location
John Metzen and d. ID. Barr on
Josephine Copper Lodge in Pickett
Creek district.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-01
STATE GIVES S14,0OO
FOR WAR LIBRARIES

Portland. Oct. Up to noon to-
day. the Oregon quota OF the mill
lion dollar war library fund totaled
over sis,5o0 I; is highly likely
that the final total will be around
$4,000
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auf fran50liidem 8ooen iptro erfolgen.
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fen brol;d]cl1.
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oen 8eiipieIe@ folgeu unS &arz
tpffel Srpdenanlagen erri6ten tpiro.
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