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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-24
7. r. HITS PEACE LEAGUE
Colonel Takes Another Rap at Taft
Organization.

Warrington, Jan. %. - Colonel
Roosevelt took another fling at the
League to Enforce Peace in letter
to Senator Borah of Idaho.
The colonel declared that the
league, which former President Taft
IL defending, is much worse than q
league to enforce delay, as 1t Is in
reality n league in the interest of
wrongdosrs."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-24
Poker Raid In Moruue.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Police raiding
seven-handed poker game in morgue
were amazed to find two detective
sergeants and q policeman in uniform
playing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-24
BANK SWINDLE IN PARIS
Loot 10 Estimated at 100000 to
$4,000, 900.

Paris, Jan. 23.-An alleged bank
swindle, estimated by different news.
papers as amounting from 1000, 900
($60O, ,000), to 100000 francs $4,000
00O). was disclosed in the arrest of
Philippe Simeoni, of Italian origin.
and Prince Henri De Brogli.Rsvel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-24
Makes Personal Address to
Senate on Subject.
BELIEVES TIME IS AT HAND
Should Be Taken and Discusses
Peace Can Be Maintained.

Washington, Jan. President
Wilson, in a personal address to the
senate laid down the question Of
whether the United States shall de-
part from its traditional policy Of
isolation and no entangling alliances,
and take part in a world league 10
preserve peace after the war.
Shattering precedent of more than
a century the president regarding
the senate with it's treaty making
power as his counsellor in foreign
affairs, explained why he believed the
time had come for the world to know
Americas position and discussed the
underlying causes on which he be-
lieyes permanent peace of the world
can be maintained.
While President Wilson was speak
ing directly to the senators. after the
manner of Washington, Madison and
Adams, his address was in the hands
of all foreign governments or on its
way to them.
No such history making event with
such farreaching possibilities to the
United States probably ever had been
seen in the senate chamber
In the background of the funda-
mental proposition Of whether the
United States should alter the for
eign policy. laid down by Washing
ton and carried out by a long line of
presidents, was the possibility that
out of some such league of nations
might come a way to end the present
war
Outlines Peace Program.
Speaking, he said, for liberals and
friends of humanity in every nation
and OF every program of liberty" the
president declared the only peace
which can last is a peace based upon
equality and a common participation
in a common benefit"
The guarantees exchanged he
said, must neither recognize nor i'm
ply difference between big nations
and small.
He then laid down the following
basis for lasting peace.
Add the authority and power of the
United States to the authority and
force of other nations to guarantee
peace and justice throughout the
world.
peace founded on an equality )i
rights.
A united and autonomous peace.
So far as practicable freedom of all
nations for free development of all
resources and direct outlet to the
great outlets of the seas.
Freedom OF the seas.
Limitation OF naval and military
armament.
The president expressed the belief
neither side will win In this war. The
very explicit assurances regarding
peace received from belligerents i'm
ply the peace that comes must be
peace without victory, he said.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-24
BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS
LARGER THAN COMMONS.

! London, Jan. 23.-The house
: Of lords this year, for the first
+ time I'm history has more mem
!. bers than the commons
!. The membership OF the low
+ er house is liked at G70, while
+ the roll of the upper house has
!. increased during the past year
/. by nineteen. 10 673
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-24
American Slain in Battle
With Bandits.
ANOTHER IS BADLY HURT
Navy Department is Informed Of Gas.
uates, but Has No Details of the
Fighting Nor thef Reasons for the
Conflict.

Washington, Jan. pa night fight
between native bandits and American
marines in the Dominican Republic,
resulting in the death of one marine
and the severe injury of another, was
reported to the navy department.
Captain Knapp, commanding the
American cruiser forces, reported the
fight occurred in the vicinity of the
Poryenir plantation, near Macois, the
scene of two similar encounters re-
Gently Private j. X. Olson of the
Fiftieth company was killed and Cor
poral George Wilson of the Fifty-sec-
ond company, was shot in the neck.
Officials here assume that the two
companies were engaged in the dis
arming of the natives and establish
ing the new government Under he
American military authorities.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

cnaJstim %dopoldne smo sc vracali k taboriScu.
GolaS sc JIG V kotlu kuhal in bilo ga je toliko, da
ga Je domalega emo cetrtino preostajalo vsem
udeleznikOm $ priStetimi nosaci. Y godbo in pet
jem smo Sc poslovili popoldne cd taboriSca in pri
gobarski bajti dali Zetku toliko ostankov, da ic
napolnil domalega vso kuhinjsko posodo svojo in
svojih tovariSev. KO sem sc drugi teden scSel Z
Zetkovim simon, XII JIG bill tudi gobar, me jc $ sme-
hon pozdravil in mi pravil, da so o6e Sc spal, ko
Jc V pondcljek prisel k bajti, dasi je bilo re blizu
poldnc, in da JIG kar strmcl, ko ie videl okrog oGe.
Ia toliko loncev in steklcnic, kakor da hi bill dan
poprej vsi gobarji ma svatbi. Pravil. mi ie NADIA
lie ola Sc Je tudi on sc maxwell kakor nikdar pref
V gozdu in da Sc drugi dan sta Z oGetom nabrala
malo gobc, ker JIG bio lc prevcc opravka pri Hist
z dobrim zivljcniem. Vem, da Sc Sc dandancs
hrani V Ietkovi hist spomin ma pogostovanje, Xxi so
ga start oGe doziveli ma Mezali&Gu, in ia spomin
gotovo med ljudStvom prezivi tudi vse takratne
udelezcnce, katcrih &c itak pogrcsamo marsikate-
rega.
(Dalje)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

potem pa mu poStanc zelodcc &c tolikanj nadle
zen, da je treba Skrbcti, da 81 "a utcSi. In zopct
sc mcSajo zganci i'll piclo zacvro T. zabelo. Ne Stei-
te mi V lastno hvalo, ako povcm, da niscm nikoli
pozabil ma kak priboliSek "a svoje znance, kadar
. me je peljala pot do gobarskc bate. Morda pa nj
kdar noben gobar hi bill Y gozdu ma MezaliScu ia
ko postrezen kakor start Zetck, XII je nekoc ostal
cez nedeljo V gozdu. IIotclo Sc ic, da Sc mas ie
ravno IA tisto mcdclio odpravilo cez 30 znancev il
Loske doline ma Sneznik. lmeli smo $ seboj do 20
nosacev in Ia noe Smo Sc utaborili ma GaSparie.
VEN hribu, I. j. kakih deset minut hole mad Meza-
liscem. nj mi namen pripovedovati. kako smo
noe prebil. Povem lie, da smo imeli iasno ncbo
III raziicne place toliko, da nam je ostajalo Sc dru-
gi dan. Ietek kot bliznii soscd ic bill mas COST in
Jc prenocil pri mas. Ko Smo Sc pc dolgotrajni poti
dodobrega okoriStili 4 jcdjo in pijaco, Sc ie pri-
cello petite in tudi "a godbo JIG bilo prcskrblieno.
Zetek Je vedno lie ponavlial: "Ob, Sc nikoli kaj
takega V gozdu in tudi ma nobeni "ohceti" mel"
Ma vse rano SmO odpotovali ma Sncznik i'm prot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13
Nacrtal dr.. II. Dolenec.

%vajena. Nocem 81 lastiti pravice, pristevati ku-
kavico skodljivkam maj il bodo raje vsi grehi
odpusceni, da sc nam lie Sc oglaSa ma spomlad i'm
nam ponavlja, kar smo re tisockrat slisali, kar
mas pa vendar p%resinja Z najvecjo radostio in
nam prica, ola smo prestali teminO in mraz in Sc
selma v svetlobo in gorkOto. Komur zelcnje in
kukavica ne sluzita wee V prebujo in radost, tcmu
Je ~zlvljenJe lie Sc ~pusGoba, ali ga pa nikdar vesei
nj bill.
Ko Sc je gobar odpocil in "a silo okrepcal S
SUNNI zganci, zavrne sc navadno proti domu, to
Je proti bajti. Seveda ne po isti poti, ampak ma
okrog, pc visjem rajsi nego pc nizjem svetu -
to radi tega, da mu re polne vrece nj nositi ma We
Ger Sc navzgor, ko so ga domalega tudi moci po-
pustile.
Incl sem Jill priliko opazovati, ko so Sc vra-
cali malo pred mrakom k o~gniiSGu. To ii JIG width
iJaJ' ko vrze MOI vreco raz sebe in Sc najprej pre-
maxine do kalica, da Sc odzcja. Dobro mu de, ko
naJde pi Ognju to~varisa, XII Sc ic tudi re potrudil
IA drva. Kake pol urice 81 privoScita lie pocitka,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13
o gozdu i'm nekaterih njegovih ljudeh.

Da Je istina, kar mi je start Pirec razodeval,
tega sem Sc kasneje sam p%repriGal. Hodil sem "a
petelinom pc Cubranskem Jarmovcu. Kukavic
Je bio tisto leto toliko, kolikor Jill nisem slisal
ne pref, ne slej. Malo sem postal pod drevesom
In pet jih je bio v istem casu ma MEM. Tri so Sc
kar naenkrat priteple ma bukev in Sc preganjale
pc nJej. Tudi moi spremljevalec Lovro Belar, XII
Je bill star 81 let pa nj poznal zine v nash krajih,
ker Je 10 let zaporedoma hodil cez limo v Sumo
ma Hrvasko in OgrskO, mi je pravil, da toliko ku-
kavic on ne pomni. IL gozda me je pregnal sneg,
XII je nenadoma zapadel, pa izginil tudi v par
dneh. Ko sem cez osem dni zOpet prisel v gozd,
sem opazoval i'll pricakoval, da Sc zopet oglasijo
kukavice. Pa zaman. LIE dalec naokrog Sc je &c
kaka oglasila. Ko sem sci cez par dni zopet IL
gozda in Sc oglasil pri Pianeckovih v Kozarsah,
sem zvedel, da je bio vreme toliko te zivali pri-
gnalo v vas, da so kar pc hisah sedale in cepale.
kukavica JIG silnO pozresna in Sc zivi lie cd mrce-
GOV. Naravno je torej, ola jo sneg in nevreme hi
tro pokonGata, ko Sc zivez zarije in poskrije, in
tudi pogine, &c %pritisne mraz, XII ga lahkozivka nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Nprasanie koliko vodc porobi clovek, ic skusal rcsiti
professor Bnchc $ pariske Sorbonc. Bachc ic odcovori:
u miJonov Itrov. Scvcda nc popiio Glovck vsch tch & mi.
nJo"oN Ii'ro VNode' ClovcSko tclo dobiva naivccio mno-
emo Vode posre'lno. Povprccno pole vsak clovck M lcto
100 kilogramov kruha in priblizno ,olko mesa Do m Sc
pridobi 100 ky kruha in 100 ky mesa, ic treba 4 milionov
ntrov vodc. Clovesko teo vscbuic Same zclo vcliko vods.
CIov'k' HI tchta Is kilogramov ina 4s kiloframov vodc,
N's'' "maJo - procentov, zivci nekaj wee kakor 30 pro-
vode.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Francozi so pi Sedanu izgubili $4,000 MOI,
to JIG 40 odstotkov, Nemci pa 5000 MOI.
NajdaIje so Anglezi ~oblegali mcsto Gibraltar,
cd 1873 do 1882, torej 1917 dni. Ma drugem me-
stu Sc jc drzal kadiz, cd 1910 do 1912, torci skup.
no SOB dni V anglesko-spanski vojni. Sevastopol
Sc je ustavljal BAG dni, Port Artur 121 dni. Kan
diio je 1869 branilo 10000 BeneGanov proti $780,
600 Turkom, 22S dni. Ma tenn kraju Sc je vdalo
Rusom 5000 Turkov.
NajstraSnejSi del statistike tvori umrljivost.
Pri Mukdenu je priSlo ma 624.000 vojakov 1880
mrtvccev. Pri Sedanu je bilo razmerje l22, 600
proti 100000; pri Boordinu 10000 proti 246, 600;
pi Waterloo $4,000 prot 10000; pri Wagramu
$1,000 prot 100000; pri Drazdanih $4,000 prot
100000; pri Plevni $4,000 proti $1,000; pi
Austerlitzu 10000 prot 1880; pri Solfcrinu
$4,000 prot 213,000. Odgovornost IA pravilnost
teh Stevilk moramo prcpusGati zgorai imenova-
nemu Statistiku.
Mic mani interesantna nj statistika O voinih
dogodkih zadnjih 40 let, katero povzamemo 20
drugem viru. Cd 1873 je bilo IS vojn, med kate
rimi je bio wee krvavih kolonialnih. NajveGjc
vojne e%vrOpskih narodov tega casa so: Rusko-tur-
ska (1S7S), francoska kolonialna V Tunisu 1SSD,
francoska ckspedicija V Tonkong 1SS5), fran
coSka ckspedicija V Madagascar 1S95), grSko-
turSka vojna ClS96), BOZ Italije prot Abcsiniji
(lS90, Observation-Disclosures voina 1S9S), bur
ska vojna 1S99), angleska ekspcdiciia V Sudan
iStega lcta, vojna zdruzenih velevlasti Europe
prot boksarjem ma Kitajskem $1,000, rusko-ia-
ponSka vojna 1905), francoSka maroSka ckspcdi-
ella 19OS), Spanska maroSka ckspedicija 0909),
III na IA. mcstu alijansko-turSka vojna 191D.
Nemcija Sc JIG ma boiScu borila lie proti boksar-
Jcm. Ma ID mestu je omeniti nemSko ckspediciio
V juzno-zapadno Afriko mad IIerere. Nojna, V ka-
tcro Sc nj meSala nobena evropska sila, ie bila med
Japonsko in kitajsko 1894.
' n%ovejSem casu je treba priStevati tudi obc
balkanski vojni. Ma Nemcijo pripadata V tenn
taSu dive vojni, ma Francijo pet, cd katcrih so sc
izvrSile vSe pc k~olonijah, ma Turciio fri, ma Itali-
10 dive, ma Japonsko dive, ma Angliio Fri, tudi pc
kolonijah, i'll ma Spanijo dive. Poudariti ie, Ola sc
je V tch slutajih %ponajvec rabilo brodovje.
Taxa krvava statistika sc DO vcdila, dokler
10 vladal kapitalizcm ma svetu, to sc pravi, doklcr
bodo interest posameznih delov cloveStva tako ma
Sprotovali intercsom drugih delov, ola bodo izzi-
vail krvavc konfliktc. Nsi lepi nacrti, kako maj
sc V kapitalisticni druzbi prepreGijo voine, so uto-
Pile. lie solidarni interest vSch narodov morejo
zagotoviti mir. Taxa solidarnost interesov Sc pa
imenujc socializem.
Rama mcsta pc drzavi Ohio so bla primorana 20.
s,nzevati D. sile, da jc dObilo ljudstvo prcmog vsaj "a
prvo silo. Dodge mesece SO Gakali zaman ma naroccni pre-
mOg. Tack ie nenadoma priSla lima. Ljudstvo ie pi.
cola .r.gsi Na1nn infn Er NJ lIN rnnrn., l,I,t; ,,,-.u,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13
(Dalje.)

Tako so Sc vrnili V to dczclo zopct starr sasi. ko $ q yozilc
Roche IN drugi staromodni vozovi in konii q pos,ai
dragt kot zlato. LaSki Gasopis Geneva Tribune poro6a,
da jc vlada skcnila, da $ ne bodc v bodocc Voc prcva.
zaio lludi 2 vlaki, katcri bodo sluzili cdino Sc IN potrcI.
slime in armada, XII je ma strait oh M iah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

V Svici vladaio skrajno slabc razmcrc zaradi 20.
m~anJkanja prcmoga. Do scdai so dobivali Sc nekai pre-.
moga IL N~emtije, kar pa ic Y zadniih mesccih popolnoma
izostalo. Vsled tcga ie bila vlada primorana, da ic VISTA
via popolnoma polovico vlakov, med tenn ko vozi druei
del vlakov samo "a najvetje potrebe med glavnimi mcsti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Zvezni blagajniski urad jc objavil, da znasajo sub.
skripciJe ma drugo Liberty Posojilo skupno svoto $i,6l7,.
$4,000, ali 1911, 532, 800, kar znasa ravno "a odstotkov
wee kakor pa sc JIG zabtevalo.
Uradne stevilke IA posamezna okrozja Liberty Po.
sofia so sledete:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Rama mesta po drzavi Ohio so bila primorana pc.
s,nzcvati D. sic, da ic dobilo ljudstvo prcmog vsai "a
prvo silo. Dodge mesece so cakali zaman ma naroccni pre-
mog. Tack ie nenadoma priSla zima. Ljudstvo ie pi.
cello trpcti vcdnO huic, kcr nj bo mogoGc dobiti premoga.
V tel sill so Sc pritele posluzevati mcstne oblasti izvan.
erinih srcdstcv. Mestni uradniki so ustavili tovorne vo-
zovc, XII so Si skozi mesto ter bill namcnicni V druge
kraic. Tako j. ma primer vozil ncki Wax 80 vozov pre-
NIGGA proti Cleyclandu. Ma potu pa so rama mesta po-
icmala $ slo vczovc cd vaka in pridrzala prcmOg, tako
ia ie priScl Wax Y Cleveland $ samo - vozovi.
Poloiaj Sc jc scdaj nekoliko izbol Sal, toda Sc dalcko
nj zadovoljiv in liudstvo Sc boji zine, kcr je skorai GO
tovo. da DO primanjkovalo prcmoga.
Edino Podzavlicnjc vseh premogorovov DO resilo visa
pomanikania prcmoga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13
Slovensko republieansko
~Zdruzenie.
sEDEz v CHICAGO, ILL.
~IZvRSEVALNI ODBoR:

~ v SxA1OA04, AbL
IzvRsEvALNI oDBoR:
Frank BostiG, Flip Godina, Martin V. Honda,
Etbin kristan, Frank Kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
Joze Zavertnik.
NADzoRNI oDBoR.
Matt. Petrovich, Ludvik Benedik, Frank Veranic.
cENTRALNI oDBoR.
John Ermenc, Ivan A. Kaker, Ivan KuSar, Anton
Motz, Frank Mravlja, Jacob Muha, Matt Pogo
relc, John Reel, Joseph Steblaj, Frank Saws, FIR.
Udovich, Andrew Vidrich, Stefan Fabric, Leo Ia
krajSek, Anton Zlogar.
(Opomba. Zastopniki organizacij in listov, XII
Sc doslej Sc MISC priglasili, postanejo clani CEN
tralnega odbora, elm sc pravilno prijavijo in IL
javiio, da sc s~trinjajo $ temeljnimi na6eli S. r. z.
- Naslov "a pisma in denarne posiljatve je slede-
6i: Anton j. Terbovec, p. o.. B. No. l Cicero, Ill.,
Slovenskemu Repub. Zdruzenju so Sc doslej pri-
druzile sledeGe organizacije:
Slovenska Narodna Podporna Jednota zastop-
nika: Anton j. Terbovec in Matt Petrovi6.
Jugoslovanska Katoliska Jednota zastopnika:
Matt Pogorelc in Anton Motz.
Slovenska Svobodomiselna Podporna Zveza; "a
stopnika Frank Bostich in Anton Zlogar.
Slovensko Podporno DruStvo sv. Barbara in Slo-
vanska Delavska Podpoma Zveza zastopnika:
Andrew Vidrich in Ivan A. Kaker.
Jugoslovanska POdporna Zveza "Sloga"; zastop-
nika John Ermenc in John Reel.
Slovenski Delavski Sokol Chicago; zastopnik:
Ivan KuSar.
Slovenska sekcija Modern Woodman V Chicago;
zastopnik: Joseph Steblaj.
Slovenska sekcija Jugoslovanske Socialisticne
Zveze zastopnika: Frank Saws in Flip Godina.
Drustvo Slovenija C.. S p. b., j.; zastopnik Frank
Udovic.
Slovensko samostojno mladeniSko podpomo dru-
stvo Danica, v Chicago; zastopnik: Frank
Mravlja.
Zveza "Slovenski Izobrazevalni DOM, Frank
lin, Pa; zastopnik: Stefan Fabric.
Slovenski Tambnraski in Pevski Zbor "Lira" V
Chicago zastopnik Jacob Muha.
Slovenski Socialisticni Kfub (samostojen) in SLOW.
Citalnica V Milwaukee, Wis; zastopnik: Leo
ZakrajSek.
Glasila 8. r. z. so sledeci listi:
Prosveta; zastopnik: joe Zavertnik.
Glas Naroda; zastopnik: Ludvik Benedik.
elias Svobode; zastopnik Martin v. Honda.
Proletarec; zastopnik: Etbin Kristan.
Slovenjia; zastopnik Frank Verani6.
Cas-; zastopnik: Frank Kerze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

da sc ustanovi " naSi veliki slovenski naselbini
lokalni odbor in organizacija tega Zdruzenja je
drustvo ~ BOZ" St. So S. n. P. j. vzelo stvar v
pretres in sklenilo, da Sc izvoEi pripravni odbor, XII
maj sklce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Pripomore, da bolnik lazic prenasa ncozdravIiivo bolczcu
ter d azivi dolgo kot naivcc mogocc. Naprcdcn zdravnik
81 TO tndi prizadeval, da DO podaljsal clo,csko zivlicnie,
ne pa okrajsal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Mad 100000 otrok ic roicnih Y Ncmciii vsako leto
mani odkar traja vojna, poroca ncki tcdnik IL Ncmciic
' ictu 1916 Sc ic zmanisalo Stcvilo roistcv "a cclih 40
odstotkov in to lcto bodc Stcvilo Sc vctie, ker jc vG MOI
ma 'front.' kakor poprcjc. Ako SO k tcmu Sc pristcicio
izgubc ma bojiS6ih, So zniza Stcvilo prcbivalstva V Mem.
EN- vsako lcto "a poldrug million, pri Gem pa MISC vstcti
Sc oni, Xxi pomro ma raznih drugih bolcznih,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Zvezni blagajnik MeAdoo jc rckeI: "Uspch drupepa
Liberty Posojila, kakor tudi uspch prvcga posoiiIa. ic m.
seben triumf IN ljudstvo Zdruzenih drzav. TIE financnc
operaeije, XII so veliko vccic kakor katero sliGno finaneno
podjetje katerekoli Wade na svetu, MISC bile prcvclikc
"a amerisko ljudstvo."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13
JAvEN sHoD

ma katerega sc maj p~ovabijo VISA drustva i'm po-
samezniki, da sc ma TEN shodu pojasni namen To-
kalne organizacije, postavi stalni odbor in opravi-
jo drugi pOsli, XII pridejo ma dncvni red.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13
VABILO MA SHOD
u ozirom ma zeljo veGine
COLLINWOODSKIH DRUSTEV
Matt. Petrovich, Ludvik Benedik, Frank Veranic.

IN z ozirom ma poZiv izvrsevalnega odbora
SLOVENSKEGA REPUBICANSKEGA ZDRU.
ZENJA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Nekateri zdravniki, XII so 6lani American Association
of Progressive Medicine so sklenili. da Sc obrneio ma
postavodaje v raznih drzavah, la hi SC smele usmrtiti
po postavi stare osebe in neozdravljivc oscbc.
III "naprcdniaki' so ma ibrl pregledali dcistvo, da
so nekatere osebe storiie mnogo dobrega ali in da so
bile velike vrednosti potcm, ko so p~rekora6iIc stare sta.
rost. I'll progresivci p~ozabijo, da je ozdravilo ze mnogo
oseb potem, ko so SO trudili zdravniki zastonj iih ozdra.
viii.
Noben pameteh 6lovek Sc ne more striniati ? umorom.
XII GA predlagajo ii zdravniki in tudi nikdo iih ne more
imenovati "napredne'. Napreden zdravnik JIG le oi, XII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-13

Frank Bosti6, Flip Godina, Martin V. Honda,
Etbin kristan, Frank Kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
Joze Zavertnik.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-06-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL TOTS
AT SCHAD'S PARK TODAY

The primary and Intermediate de-
partments Of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church South Sunday School
were taken in automobiles this morn
ing to schad's Park for the purpose
Of spending the day in that sylvan
retreat The children, who are ac-
companied by their various teachers.
viii return home late this afternoon.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-06-26
TWO DRINKS ASSESSED
$3.50 BY MAYOR LETTER

Mayor Letter held brief session
of police court Monday night and
fined two DRINKS $3.50 each. They
paid. Others are to have a hearing
later. Eight DRINKS and disorderlies
were pulled by the police Saturday
and Sunday. Some put up the amount
OF their fines and quietly faded from
view. while others were locked up.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-06-26
VISITED IN THIS CITY

Prif. Hal Sharpe and family of Pet
crsburg Va, who are motoring to
ueir former home at Muncie, Indi.
ana, stopped here yesterday and Wis.
ed Miss Cora Potts
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-06-26
Q. A. McCIain

O. A. McClain, aged "A, former
tsident Of Williamsport, died in
Washington at the home Of his son.
Andrew S. McClain and was buried
today at Wlliamsport. He was bro.
lher Of Harry c. McClain, OF Shep-
herdstown
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-06-26

Mrs. G W Appleby of Cumberland.
was in town this morning and was
accompanied home by her sister, Mrs.
Burr Shipley, for the day.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-06-26

Miss Rebecca Brownheld and Mr.
Walter c. Brownfeld. of smithfeld,
Pa, spent Monday night at Hotel
Berkeley
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-04

Help muzzle the mad dogs of the seas " says navy cruiting poster which suggests for Germanys fright ful water poicy-hydrophobia.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-04
THE HARDEST THING TO DO

The hardest task imposed in this wide world is please of fashion Try hard you ike you please them. It IS impossible. For instance: will spend two three hours putting the scenery she on her afternoon street parade and naturally will very charming and everything But if looks her half an hour she will get mad and call him mpuent all that maybe him arrested if he doesn look at her, she I'll call him snub They admiration y yet ou admire them they get hufy Mo- sr you please hem they get mad you don't they get if you o and there you What in the of Sam Hill fellow dog -Ketchikan Miner g.f a
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-04

pleless Kansas economy, they say. This recalls the sockess soon days But the nitabe Jerry said to have had false ideas of economy His Smpsonian pre- affection dispense with the unnecessary that's all there to it.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-04

And the Chinese had barely gotten their pgais started to growing again when along Republican victory and dashes all eactonary dreams of the ageod hr sute adornment.