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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02

Ce sc vHame V pOstev, ia je vsaka vlada V
voJnem casu Sc IA dober kos brezobzirnejSa kakor
V miru, 81 je lahko misliti. da potrebujejo italian
ski sodrugi lepe zaIoge poguma IA svoj boz.
Pred k~ratkim, preden je Nemcija nastopila
5 svoJo mirovno ponudbo. so vlozili V parlamentu.
kakor smo re kratko ~porocali. predlog. da mai
stori ltalija korake IA dosego miru.
Scdaj imamo o doticni sell parlamenta obsir-
neya porocia. Predlog italijanskih socialistov je
bill sledeGi:
CvaIuJoc, da So spoZnava pp zadnjlh liza
yah vladimir voditeljev V najvazuejSih vojskujo-
cih Sc drlavah, namrec V Angliji in Nemciii ma
celno soglasje, kar Sc tice osnov, ma katerih bi Sc
lahko sklenil IA vse casten in sprejemljiv mir. ma
mreG:
!. lzrecnO naglaSanjc. da ne no nobenih ma
sllnfh aneksij in nobene ma n~asilstvu roper ma
rodne pravice utemeljene nadvlade;
.. Priznanje Obeh vojskujocih Sc strank. da
je treba svobodnega in mirnega sodelovanja vseh
c%vropskih draw, in sicer velikih tako kakor ma
I'M, ma podlagi priznanja narodnOstnega nacela
3. SOglasnO izreceni namen, da Sc "a bodo-
zee prepreciJo nasilni spopadi med narodi, in STEER
Z Organizacijo mednarodnih razsodiSc in zveze
draw, XII mai varuje mir roper nepriGakovane
kalitve:
uvazevajc, ola obsega tako iasno in znacilno
soglasje potrebni in zadostni pogoi IA uvedbo
razprav med vscmi v postev prihaiaioGimi drza-
'dmi, ia uVeuoO faZpraV, XII ne m0rcJO bltl dru-
gacne, kakor plodovite in odlocilne,
poziva parliament Waldo, mai nastopi pri Via.
dab zavezniskih dezel in naglasi potrcbo. da Sc
sklice $ pomocjo Zedinjenih draw in drugih ne
vtralnih dezel kongres pooblaSGenih zastopnikov
vsch vojskujocih Sc draw.
kongres maj ina nalogo. ola dozcne, medtcm
ko maj vIada vojno premirjc. pogoje, OBJ katerih
bI Sc mogle ustaviti sovraznOsti in resiti Europa.
Ia parlamentarnO frakcijo socialisticne
stranke so predlOg podpisali sodrugi Treves,
Mazzoni. Merloni. Modigliani. PramroIini in Tu-
rati.
kakor smo zc porocali, je bill predlog odklo-
MEN. Proti MENU je nastopil Boselli y glavnim
argumcntom. da ne more prihaia ti predlog "a mir
cd l~taliir, GlaSovalo ie "a sccialisticni predlog
lie ~ po>lanccv. torej razIm Socialistov Sc 10 dru-
9Th. proti MENU pa Do.
TAX rezultat jc biln Seveda pricakovati. Tudi
sedaj, 10 je dObilo mirovno vprasanje drugo OBJ
ike, je Italia oficielno roper mir. Predlog ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02
Itali1anSki socialist i'm mir.

Odkar Sc je prlcelo evrOpsko klanje, Sc je i
talIJanska socialisticna stranka tako strogo in
doslcdno dizala socialisticnih naGel. da bi memo
vedenjc lahko sluzilo "a gled. Res je treba pri-
znati, da je bill MEN polozai lozji cd tistega, V ka-
terem so bile stranke V drugih dczelah, ker je
bilo jasnejse. V zacetku vojne je bila Italia
nevtralna in to je ~olajsalo tudi strogo nevtralno
stalSce italijanskih socialistov. Pozneje, ko je
Italia p~ograbila NEE, j. bilo povsem ocitno, Ola
III bila napadena i'll da nj bilO vsled tega nobene
Obrambne potrcbe.
Toda $ tenn vendar nj pOvedano vse. Preden
JIG ltalija stopila ma stran zaveznikov, Sc ie razvi-
Jala pc dezei strastna agitaciia, XII Sc je poslu-
zevala zelo ucinkovitih fraz in z mimi pridobiva-
la mase. ne mislece, kaksne zrtve malaga vojna
narodu. Dopolniti je treba nedovrseno zdruzitev
~Italije! Pod tujim iarmom zivece I~talijane mo-
ramo zediniti z materjo Italijo!
To je segalo V naciOnalna cuvstvo prav tako.
kakor ce Sc Jugoslovanu govori o jugoslovan-
skem zedinjenju In Avstrija sama je dala ma
ciOnalisticnim agitatorjem toliko snovi, kolikor
so je lie hoteli. Ma dnevni red je prihajalo ita-
liJansko vseucilsce, 5 katerim je avStrijska vlada
res leta in lcta zahrbtno ravnala. Poudarjalo Sc
je, da napolnjuje Avstrija italijanska mesta z
nemskimi uradniki in oficirji in jim skusa ma ia
nacim germanizirati. Ker je Avstrija neprene-
homa izigravala narod proti narodu, ie omogocila
tudi razsirjanje bake, Ola so bill tall JAM ma Pri-
morskem Zatirani ma ljubO SlOvencem.
Nacionalna strast Sc je 2 vsem tenn razpiho-
vala kakOr kOvaeev ogenj, in lie tisti, Xxi nj nj
kdar zivel sredi sovinisticnih bojev, more dvo-
miti, da so imela VISA ia gesla ~mogocen vpliv in
da so postajala cimdalje boil popularna.
BOZ $ popularnimi frazami pa nj lahak. Gin
ne trobs v tisti rog, XII gre cd ust do ust. 81 ~
dajalec, tudi ce imas najposteneJe prepricanje in
~najboljse namene.
Kljub temu so italijanski sodrugi trdnO
vztrajali ma svojem staliscu roper vojno. Use DO
die psovke in vsi poizkusi nasilstva Jill MISC mo-
gil premakniti. In svoiemu prepriGanju so osta-
Ii zvesti tudi tedaj, ko Sc je vojna re pricela in
razvila. V parlamentu in V c~asopisju so nastopali
prOti vojni; odklanjali so vojne kredite; doka-
zovali so, da Italia ne lie nj V obrambi. ampak Ola
Sc nit ne bojuje IA naciOnalne ideale: Socialistic-
no casopisje, zlasti "Avanti'', je razlagalo. Ola
MISC kraji Xxi Jill Italia zahteva, italijanski Sc
znanjalo je ~citatelje Z resnicnimi narodnimi raz-
merami v Primorjw in V Dalmaciji in razkrivalo
mperialisticne namene Wade.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02

Lne>kl So V SvedSkih krOnah.
Pravijo, Ola so bile severne evropske dezele
zibelka belega p%lemena. Mnogo tiso clet 81 po-
TEN Ariel napredovali V povse mdrugih kraj jim
IN Scandinavian je bila skoraj pozabljeni. V sve-
town zgodovini je Pp>tala njena vloga skromna.
SedaJ slaV tldl ona >vUje vstajenje.
5 stotisoc kronami napraviti vsenem samem
letu cez seststotisoG kron cistega dobicka - well,
' Ameriki bono zaceli spOStovati Svede.
Tudi ma Danskem znajo Y tel stroki "delati
denar Sledeci podatki popolnoma zadostujejo
IA razumevanJe ondotnega p~olozaja. NajveGie
cevlJarske tovarne na Danskem SO sklenile usta-
novitev zveze, pc ameriSko trusta. z akcijskim ka-
pltalom V znesku 9 ~miljonov kron. Sedem milo
nov sta diva glavna intcresenta sauna prevzela -
kakor pri mas diva miljona sta pa prisla ma try.
In prvi dan vpisavanja je bio V par urah name
sto dveh miljonov kron podpisanih - dvesto mi
lJonov. Tako so Sc trgali IA te akcije, XII jih V
borznem oarecju imenujejo ''SuStarje'; in to ic
gotovo zadosten dokaz, ola St pricakujejo tudi ma
Danskem V cevljarski industriii ogromne divi-
dende.
Zakai niste akcionarji. Seststo procentov ci-
stega dobicka Je kaj druzega. kakor delavska
''peda I'm strict kupone je prijetnejSe opravi-
10. kakor kopati premog.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02
Zakaj niSte delnicarii?

Nj ga kraja, kjer bi ":ovek he slisal tsrnania
O slabih cash. Yes svet je Ogromno mOrje neza-
dovoljnostl liz katerega strli lie tupatam otoeek.
kJer SO pogledi jasni in hvalijo ljudje Boga "a to,
kar jim je dial. Delavski razredi so postal mate
riJalisti6ni, kakOr nam pove vsak zupnik i'm pa
stor in tudi Billy Sunday, pa he mislijo wee ma to,
da Je nasa domovina mad oblaki, kamor pridemo
lie skozi temna grOba vrata, in ola je treba plaeati
vstopnino v nebeSkO kraljestvO $ potrpezljivostjo
IN vdanostjo V voljo bOzjo. Boise place hoeejo,
boljso hrano, bojsa stanovanja, boljso obleko.
knJigc, sole. gledaliS6a same posvetne reel.
Wee denarjal
ker nimajo vec d~enarja. dole druzbo. sistem.
kapitalizem. da je kriv njihove bede. In seve-
da jh socialist Sc podpirajo pri teh obdolzitvah,
kajti socialist so prekucuhi in ne morejo videti
mirnih, zadovoljnih ljudi.
Ampak ve TO revolucionarno zabavljanje ie
zgolj hudObija. Mas svet je re lep i'm dober. 6lo-
vek 81 mora lie znati poiskati sreGo. kjer 10 lie mai
II. &c je res denar tisto carodejno sredstvo. XII
odpira vrata do vsega lepega in dobrega, tedai
81 ga je treba znati p~ridobiti. Seveda, Ge tiscite V
tovarne in jane, ga ne najdete. SAM ste tedai
krivi, ce ga inmate.
Zakai niste POSTAL delniGarji ST. pred vojno.
ali pa vsaJ kmalu potem ,ko je izbruhnila &c hi
bin tako modri. pa VAN ne bi bilo treba seduj
ME tarnati, IN visa d~raginJa, Xxi jo ljudic tako
grdO preklinjajo, Vas ne hi toliko vznemiriaIa.
kolikor komar, Xxi YAM pole okrog nosu.
haZume Sc, da so tudi tn raZlike. Sc krOmnir
nj vedno enak krompirju; tako tudi delnica mi
enaka delnici. $ "'Proletar6evimi" delnicami ne
obogati nihce. Ampak ce bi 81 bill nabavi reel
mo nekoliko akcij jeklarskega trusta ali pa vsaj
Fordove kompaniie. DrugaGe hi Sc sedai postav-
ljali! In to nj mic tezkega. Opravi Sc brez napo-
IA. lie kupiti Jill je treba.
Povsod je dobro biti delniGar: med Ameriko
in Evropo nj nobene razlike; V Aziji. Afriki in
AvstraliJi pa nj ME drugace.
Nzemimo Ia zgled lie kozno industrijo V skan-
dinavskih dezelah. Posebno ma Svedskem i'm
Danskem cvete Gevljarstvo. kakor sc nikdar ne.
odkar Je zacel clovek natikati tujo kozo Gez tisto.
Xxi mu jo je Bog dial. Polozai te industrije ie nov
dokaz, ola imajo pota nebeske previdnosti svoje
skrivnosti in da je pogostoma blagoslov, kar sma-
trajo ljudje $ svojim kratkim razumom "a pro-
kletstvo. Tudi vojna je tax skrivnosten blago-
SLOW.
Yeast lahko slisite rdeckarja. XII pripoveduie.
ola le vojna ustavila razvoi c~loveStva. Zlagano
je. VOjna je p~ospeSila razvoj.
V skandinavskih dezelah je bilo prav do zad-
NIGGA casa Sc mnOgo male obrti. Gotove stroke. V
katerih je mali obrat sam pc sebi nemogoG, so BIZ
lie kajpada tudi tukaj ustanovljene ma siroki in
dustrilski podlagi. Ampak dedScina "starih do
birth casov' ST je ohranila V strokah, XII delajo
bolj neposredno Ia osebne potrebe, II. pr. V kroja-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02

bi lie r~elativno ~veliavo, je ~znaGlno, da Sc izrekajo
"a narodnostno nacelo in IA sodelovanje in zvezo
vseh drzav, brez obzira ma to, Ge so velke ali mai
hne. Od itahJanskih sodrugov nismo priGakovali
mic druzega. Ampak razuml iivo nam je, da 'bes-
ne italijanski Sovinisti, kadar sliSijo o miru ma ia
Xxi podlagi. Iakai Italia Sc sedaj ne bojuje "a
narodno natelo in Ia enake pravice velikih i'm ma
lih, ampak "a o~svOjitve in "a imperialisticno he
g%emonijo mad malimi narodi ma Balkanu. Tako ie
seveda soglasje med italijansko Waldo in italian
skimi socialist nemogoce. ~x.hk;aAnl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02

sh italijanskih sodrugov ostane kliub TENN INA.
menit.
Mogoce je. da Sc italijanski socialist MOTTO
v tenn, kar smatrajo "a pogoje nemSkih i'm angle
skin drzavnikOv. Pc naSem mnenju Sc gotoyo
MOTTO. Ampak 10 nina odloGilnega pomona.
Glavno je, da smatrajo sami nacela, XII so Jill ma
vedli v svojem ~predlogu, "a pogoje moznega mi
ri. -
Ne glede ma garancijo, Xxi jih zahtevajo IA
varnost roper move vojne izbruhO, o katerih Sc.
veda dobrO vedo, da imajo v kapitalistiGni drun-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02

stvu, cev!jarstvu, pekariji it'd. Tega DO sedaj tn.
Iii v severni Evropi kmalu konec; nagel razvoj je
vrgel Gevljarjev trinozni stolcek V ropotarnico i'm
ma mesto nestetih malih "Sustarij' p~rihajajo mo.
derne velicastne tovarne obutal.
Cd tovarniSkega obrata do trusta lie pa le
par kOrakov. Ma Svedskem SO Sc naucili nitro no.
diti, in kozna industrial, strojarska in ~tevljar-
ska, ina ze svoje truste.
Nj Ii TO razvojG Pa Sc zabavljajte cz vojno.
kozarskih akcij ma Svedskem hi 81 bill mo-.
rail- kupiti tedai hi spoznali, kako lepa je V res
mel naSa druzba. In razmneli bi po lastni izkus-
Mi, kaj je dusa razvoja. Pc zaslugi blazene Vol
ne Sc ~razviJajo premozenja tako cudovito, da so
blamirani vsi pripovedovalci p~ravljic, V katerih
80 Sc godila carodeistva po starih nacimih. Sest.
so procentov profita! To je carobiia. Pred TEN
maj Sc skrijejo ve Vile, vsi pritlikavcki in prijaz-
nj duhOvi.
Sedemintrideset podjetij kozne industrije
pripada Zvezi delodajalcev ma Svedskem i'm sta
tistika o dobiGkih teh tovarn izkazuie prave Gu
deze. Nekoliko primerov, XII Jill podajamo DO
teh izkazih,, je tako zgovornih, Ola je vsak komen-
tar popolnoma nepotreben.
V podjetjih. XII Jill j~emljemo "a zgled, je INA
sal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-02
LOUIS RABSEL
moderno urejen salun
III 400 salna AVE.. LtIesni. Wis.
Telefon 1899
pristopajte k
SLOVENSKI NAR0DNI POD.
PORNI JEDNOTI.
LASTNlK.

Narcotic 81 devnik "Prosve-
ta". List stane "a cello letO $500,
pol leta pa $50.
Vstanavljajte nova drustva. De-
set clanov(ic) .ie treba "a nOvo
drustvO. NaslOv "a list in "a tai
nistvo .ie: 1857 So. Lawndale Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25
CAR TURNS TURTLE
Bert Session Breaks Leg
in T hree Places
Feared E. Carver Has
Conclusion of Brain

South Paris, Ne. Sept. 2i-An automo-
bile containing Edward Carver his
daughter, Hazel Carver, and son, LLOYD
Carver, Of South Paris, Philip Decoteau
and daughters Lillian and Angelina and
the driver, Bert Sessions, turned turtle
near Turkey Ridge at South Paris Sun
day afternoon They were coming to
South Paris at high speed when the auto
struck ledge and, the road being higher
on one side, the wheel was cramped,
causing the auto to turn turtle. The auto
landed in an orchard about two feet be-
low the level of the road. Bert Sessions
leg was broken in three places. He was
taken 70 the G.. NJ. G. hospital at Lewis
ton. Philip Decoteau's finger was broken
Sunday evening it was feared that Mr.
Carver was suffering conclusion of the
brain he is de1irious at times The
children were unniured
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PRICES REASONABLE
SAYS STEEL HEAD

New Yorh Sept. 1i.-Edbert II Gary,
president ~ the American Iron and Steel
Institute, issued the following Statement,
here m regard TO the prices for steel
aereed upon between the government and
p tnufa cturers.
The base prices for iron ore. pig iron
and N" leading steel productions in which
the government is especially interested
80 liked by the President, while much
lower than tho prevailing market prices
and considerable, below the expectations
~ The manufactu yet on the whole
taking everything into consideration, |
believe are flir and reasonable and come
within N" conditions naped by the Pres
dent In his proclamation Issued last June
Those prices were probably made in
accordance with the recommendation of
The war industries board. who gave pa :
rsr' hearing 20 tho steel representatives.
and made an exhaustive study Of the
whole subject
While the manufa cturers may feel a
sense NJ disappointment. they reverthe-
less appreciate tho courteous and frank
treatment m tho part ~ tho board and
they VIII cheerfully acquiesce and do ev-
er''hin- possible 20 maintain production
AZ The maximum 80 long as the war con-
''7ues, aud thov will not decrease the
wages ~ their vorkmen under present
eCndriors'
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HUGH DUFFY TO COACH
HARVARD BASEBALL

Cambridge Mass, Sept. GA call
to candidates for football. baseball and
track teams to report tomorrow was
sent out tonight by the Harvard Uni
versity athletic authorities. Candi-
dates for the crew have been ordered
to report on Thursday
Hugh Duffy will coach the baseball
men, "PooCh'' Donovan the track team
and Bill" Haines the crew. First
practice of the football players will be
started tomorrow by Percy HauGhton
coach of former years. Mr.. Haushton
Will not act AS regular coach, but will
devote his spare time. to the team and
will assist a regular coach if one is
selected.
The war has made coaches as scarce
as players at Harvard II was said to-
night that prospects We're bright for
securing an "informal' football team
ard that if one was rounded up an
informal schedule would be arranged
The athletic authorities hope to have
regular intercollegiate schedules for
the baseball and track teams and the
crew next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25
PALMYRA

,,rs Merton c. Davis dehghtlull!
entertained the Womans Neuhesua'
c,,h Sept, ~. After the opening en-
erc;ses the meeting was placed IN I'le
bands Of Mrs. Marguerite Riaisnel'
who presented the program Mrs. lna
so,,le Mrs. Edith Millett, mrs ha'-
tic Emerson and Mrs. Ella blals''''i
each gave a reading. MIS- "ii'et'
smoke of her attendance at t'e S"i-
frage convention at Augusta. Mrs. An
nie Merchant read extracts from let
tor received from her brother, Frank
M,,,ett who Is stationed at Leon
Springs. Texas. Several members toid
stories and Mrs. Elsie Magnus fur-
nished excellent piano music MIS-
Davis served an attractive lunch. Inc
newt meeting will be on Sept. IS at
Mrs w. A. Blaisdelfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller ana
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Seekins OF St
Adams took an auto trip Wednesday
to Camden where they passed the DAY.
Mrs. Mabel Piper of Troy is a guest
at F.. c. Leavitts.
Mr.. and NJ Porter Soule and Mr..
and Mrs NJ. c. Davis went Sunday
to Greenville They made the Journey
in Mr.. Soules automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Cram, Mrs.
Kinda Fitzgerald Of Winslow were
guests Sunday at F. w. Seekins'.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Seekins. Mr.. and
Mrs. benjamin Miller went Sunday TO
Windsor where they called on several
relatives
F. T. Palmer OF Skowhegan Is visit
ing at Mrs. v T.. Thompson's
Mrs. Loantha Miller il in Bangor for
visit.
Rev. r. r. Longiey and Mrs. Long
ley Of China were among the callers
Tuesday ut W. A. Rlaisdelrs. Mr.
Longley is relative Of Mrs. Rlais-
dell. whom she had not seen for IS
years.
Arthur y. Magnus. who was drafted
from this town went Tuesday 10 Aver.
Mass
Fl. l., Clifford was in Canaan re-
Gently on business.
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MAINE NEWS
IN BRIEF FORM

:, "e executive Comnttfoa al Ill
-'a'he League OF Loan ana R,.rs.--
[,osocla'l"ns VIII meet mex, Tr,r,4,
.oIehoon AT Sew Meadows loo o.,
make arrangements for ~, ,.,, :.
n"a meeting "a the a.s,...,...
rehruary. The committee ,......-
ao.. ~ iIiI"r Eoct'arH rc..
- ietharn : Hcald. W-.,-...
- BY president; Harry r. Ttar.r..-
s.'iis"lck socretarv-'rcn.gr,r N,
nt'n y. ray ~ DEXTER John 7 t,ss
vi lewiston, John g. Within. ., ,-,.
land N't n' Veg.
Iahklin Journal. SEP. : RI,
osehe attachment for For4 a.
J I automobiles invented by re- n
ludh several months arc "a, coz.
perfected by Or r T. I5--t.r
""u D. =. Flint, both M -,bo,, IL, \
-" IN the development ~ ,r5 s,.
""" inc invention Re now -res,.
80, '"e most severe toefr wish .-.,.
success. 4 recon, ,.rt ,c-.
"S GlVen N The device sr,t,ct ID
"e engine of a Ford .o,irl,,. .,,
UP heinS made 10 Pei, s..
V-ir,h It'll coming hack r., wa, n
'"'op' The dis'arr- .,, sy,,
"S a little IN excess ~ ,an ,ro,,
~. 'ne entire fuel corsun,r,l,- a.
whole 'rip was bu, sly gallon,
cheap grade ~ kerosoro co...
nS !" cents a gallon. The d.,,-,
Nes almost perfect conbus.ior -
NC 'uel so there is No trnuhio sh,p,
~ engine heating On tho aho-.
P the water in 'hc rodia,or =. =,
..'ne became hot this fee,ur. -,
'n''ne IN low oil comsunn,Io-
~" preriou" records were broks, ~
Nv pubic marker a, Portland ss,.r.
Gay morning by l. tear,. sI,,,-,v,
aai,ners appeared with garden rro1u-'
"no PICKLES. jeIlies. ducks ana chl-f
.ns mace their appearance for ,he .-,,
INC thronr ~ buyers -as 'ar--
-nouFh 20 warrant Tho large number
wagons and ~ mako the -hcls rro.
c"onre ~ SATURDAY. mornings rnsrkt'
superlative success
IVY Treasurer John r. Grrnar'ir -
fortiand has established a new custom
heen'nr the treasurers Once opon gr-
w o'clock every SATURDAY. rlch'
"hlcF Is ~ appreciated convor's1"r
TOT inc working mon and women Tne'
are enable To 70 N CITY Hall ara 9a'
'heir taxes. usually small account
without loss NJ time from their da'F
vocations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25
GOVERNOR SEES PRIVATE
SHOWING TROOP PICTURE
Witnesses Movie Of Maine sa-,c,,.
Leaving Camp for Westterd"-E,
presses Himself as Highly Plss,.-
at Picture

Governor Cart r. Mnhkcn vtfnss,,
Monday evening Al the Colonial IL,
atre the first and private ,Aa-.,.
OF the MOVING picture. "NlHr- SIN.
mics Leaving Camp kcyos f.r v,,,
field, Mass" and AZ Tho Glove ~ t-.
showing expressed himself ne hst-,
pleased with the picture. The rs,,s-
by the Governor was very nrst
shown.
The scenes AZ breaking camr r-e.
to the departure Of the Second N7.r
Regiment was shown in the ,ar,.,
stages, first the taking down NJ u.
mess shacks. the piilnr up % mo ,s,,
/ floors. the stacking and ra~kirp 81
the supplies. and especially 'ho IA,
ding OF the ammunition nor %.
Germans" all were cl,Hrly shown i
this picture. Tho departure 20 90
soldiers from Camp kcNcs tho r~s-rl
| down Western avenue aud ur :, ~
station, were next stcr7 M tNo 4,
, parture which were depicted MAN
intimate scenes a. Tho station vr,.
revealed ny tho camera AMI ,to ID.
prcSsions on the faces Of tho ones ~
, behind speak more clearly than rruu
many DOCKS. As everyone who Nat
any interest whatever In tho dom.
fure Of the bows IN olive drat f-,..
Maine will remember IL rp.ref W.
hard at the timc Of tho dcr7r'.,ra 4,
m" first trains and This Was shown. ..
the picture. Tho immcnse rrrV5.
which packed the station. outside A.,
all around. were shown M raror,-.,
The picture. "Maluc Samu,e. lam.
Ing Camp Keycs for Wc,.Gefd Mae. b
Is IN itself good ricro o., rr.r.-.
raphY and considering that ,tr v.,,.
or conditions were not tho bee, n d.
very clear.
A picture ~ this nature v,u y, nj,
historical value I'm oven RI few .,,,..
( from now. As our hoyg r.-,.r I,t...
US on the screen il d rrn r,,o-,,
10 iee' that hero IS lastirr r,,g--.,
mar Is worth while. Wfhor, s,,,.
mere arc still wivce and children ,,,-
ms United States. who arc r,.,t, j
ever every wear. who wop'd NJ
neFond price Tho privilege 10 ..,.--
on we screen Tho Roys in nt.c s.r,
march away
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25
RAYMOND ROBINS
AT PETROGRAD

Petrograd, Sunday, Sept. 23-Raymond
Robins, head of the permanent Red Cross
commission In Petrograd. and Catherine
Breshkovsky. known as the grandmother
of the revolution" spoke from the same
platform this afternoon at the Tenishef
auditorium. both assuring their audience
that Americans. Englshmen and Rus
slams had mutual faith in the ultimate
outcome Of Russian democracy. Mr. Rob-
ms drew a parallel between Russa's
troubles today and early American his
tory. He said the outbreaks here were
nothing new in history and he urged for
eign business interests to deal with new
Russia on lines Of economic freedom.
Madame Breshkovsky, who spoke in
English. was cheered when she expressed
faith that her people as the result Of ed
ucation. would form true democracy
after vanquishing Germany. the common
foe.
David r. Francis. the American ambas-
eado-, and other members Of the diplo-
r.atic corps In Petrograd were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25
THINK GERMANS BEHIND
ARGENTINE r. r. STRIKE

Buenos Ayres, Sept, PA general
strike on II Argentine railroads be-
gan at midnight last night.
Traffic has been absolutely paralyzed
on all railroads except some small
government lines in the interior. Not
wheel is moving on any railroad
entering Buenos Ayres. Naval vessels
are carrying the mails to river towns.
Other places are without mail service.
German influences are believed to
be behind the railroad strike Through
out the day, it has been ascertained
by the authorities, strike agitators
were offering strikers orders on a
German electric company with which
to pay grocery and butcher bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25
Y. S. C. E. HEAD
RECEIVES THANKS
FROM PRESIDENT

Boston. Sept. 24.-Rev. DR.. Francis
E. Clark, president of the United So
ciety of Christian End savor. today re-
ceived a letter from President Wilson
thanking the trustees Of. the society
for a message Of greeting and sympa-
thy sent because of the great burdens
he is bearing at this time The mes
sage, prepared at a special meeting
of the trustees, carried assurance of
the prayers of Endaavorers that the
President might be enabled to bear
these burdens. President Wilson's let
ter to Or. Clark said:
May I not thank YOU for your kind
letter, and through You the trustees of
the United Society Of Christian En-
deavor, for the Very generous greet
ings enclosed in the letter. They have
touched and cheered and encouraged
me deeply.