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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

SOcialiZem i'm mOderna ZnanOSt.
(Dalje.)

(Dalje.)
Zivljenje poedincev, skupin in velikih druzb
,razodeva, da prevladuje, 6e je zagotovliena hra-
ma, XII je gmotna podlaga obstanka, zakon inte-
resne skupnosti mad zakonom konkurence in bo-
ia. ter obratno. V barbarskih razmerah sta delo
NOR in umor oeeta ne lie dovoljeni, temveG cello
zapovedani in versko sankcionirani dejanji, Ge Ii.
vi eloveli ma reynem otoku, n. pr. V Polineziji: po-
~ Sianeta pa nenravni in zlocinski ma kontinentih z
~bogatipi in gotovimi zivlienskimi sredstyi 81. IL
ibeg )ioyosti ysakdanjega kruha, Xxi mOei ogromno
yecino, izhaga Sc. danes suroy in brutalen boj "a
qbStapek ali prosta konkurenca' -, kakor ga ime-
nuje indiSiduali1epp ;Cim so pa S kolektivno last
lino sicdnjemu 'Gl,leku zagotovljeni z~ivljenski
pogoji, zaPospoduJc nedvon,no zakon interesne
sknpnosti. Pujav, Ia Sc priscilla harmonic in
y|zaIcuutd dobrrbutu0si V rufb;nr. &c gre vse DO
>rcfi IN O. (. v~>akdaIii k11Jh N Gotovijen. do6im
sprenIia bcIo prcpii il boj, Sc raozdeva v veil
kcn " vscI druzhi in ga kot stalno pravilo potrdi
bollSi red bolocnosti.
Take DO izgiedala zmaga sociaiizma in. tako
>loyc, naglaSam Sc 'enkrat, najdovrsenejsa in mai
piotovlteJsa razlaga neizprosnih po Darwin cd
kritin prirodnih zukOnov, Xxi jo zahteva social
Prezive:ek najbolje prilagedenih.
Tlhi trctji in poslednji ugovor Haeckela in
h8ccieianccv Sc media prot socializmu porabiti
tato, kakor bi radi, Getudi je v svojih Terminus
tccluiicis ma polju ~biologije in darvinizma popol-
roma pravilen. Glasi Sc: BOZ "a obstanek'ohranju-
ie V Nvljenju ~najboljse ali ~najbolje oborozene in
rodi aristokratski process prirodnega izbora V
aaSprotiu ? demokraticnim niveliraniem kolekti-
viznid y ln,islu socialistiSnega slikanja bodocno-
sti i.
y crm pc obstoji znani prirodni izbor, ia ne
dvomni rezultat konkuren6nega boja?
lzraz Haeckelov in mnogih drugih "Ohrani-
tcv nnibolisih in ~najbolje prilagodenih sic treba
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
POTRESNA POVEST.
Spisal P~odlimbarski.

"Psa Sc imam, hise pa menda nimam, hise,"
jc odgovoril Planjavec. "Se otrok ne VEN kan
spraviti. Kad, dobro novo kad z mocnimi, zelezni-
mi obro6i sem bill privalil izpod napusca, da po-
s~teljejo vanjo otrokom, pa hudik vedi, kako to,
da mi je ma vrtu usla il rok in zbobnela V doll
no. Gori-le med brinjem DO nekje, &c Sc nj zavali-
la noter doll v ono hosto.''
"Aha, sedaj pa vemo, kaj je poprej tako VIZ
salo in hrumelo pc rebri doll" je vzkipel Tone.
WI Frtiski, kako modra glava 81 ii! Glej, kak.
sni so tvoji antikristi! PlanjavGev oGe, vasa kad
10 Y host, tu-le DO skraja v cesminju. Pomogel hi
YAM ie islsati, ker je potrebujete, pa he utegnem.
Poidi ii, Frtiski, in pomagaj oeetu iskati! Kako
81 trepetal pred tisto kadjo, siromak!"
"Noe ina svojo moe in po noci Sc vse ma
robe vidi. ztitraj, ko Sc dan zazna, bono sodili
lie marsika1 drugace in tudi nase hise Sc nam ne
bodo zdele tako razdrte," je govoril P~lanjavec V
temi.
Hlapec s Frtice Sc je jel nekoliko sramovati
svoje strahopetnOsti. Vstal je in Sc pridruzh Pla-
njavcu, dasi nerad. 0prezno je stOpical "a gospo-
darjem ter glOboko~ premisljeval. Ukrenila ic ME
eova glava, da kad DO morda reg kad, pa kako
lahko sc v MO skriva celia posast. Malodusnost
"a tudi tedaj nj zapustila, ko je vail S Planjav-
esm rosedo Y rsbsr. skrbno So je oziral ns ksd in
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lludle, XII nam p~oSiljajo novine in bukve, he bodo
delezni nebeskega zvelicanja.
Priprosti, ponizni ljudje prideio tia, kjer
vsak dobi platilo. Ampak, Andreika Ii ne yes,
kaj Sc godi pc VAST. Liudje molijo in jokajo v
diva cepa, hise ~skripajO, dimniki Sc gugajo, mrtvi
v~stajajo in z nasega zvonika je padla streha ma
tia"
"Stara je bila tista strcha. Moi raini oee so
pravili -"
I'm cudezi Sc code pc vasi, kakrsnih he POM
nj xiv clovek.''
"KakSni eudezi'", ie vprasal malomarno An
drei in zazeval.
"Tolarji so padali vGeraj ma ~zcmljo.'
"kje?" je vpraSal stric, zabrnil glavo X t.
sarju in razSiril oGi.
Pod Cijazovcevim kozolcem. Oh, to so Una.
menja!'
"Tolarji pravisP Kaksni t~olarji?' je "a
kipel hipno Andrej 2 velikim zanimanjem "a ia
tudez.
"Pogoldinarski, okrogli. . ma yidez posteni,
cesarskega kOva."
"Na zemljo so padali? IL CiiazovGevega ko.
zoleaY' Postelj je zaSkripala in krIevito sc Je
dvignil bolnik, kakor hi sc bila sproala neka tag
ma sila V MEM.
"Ali so padli IL kozolca, ali IL neba, ali JIM
Je vrag IL zemlie vrgel ven, tega ne We Viva du'
sa. Najbrz Jill je metal izkusnjavec."
(Dalje rihsdniia.)
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mem lzboru. BOZ "a obstanek prezive nedvomno
poedinci, Xxi Sc najzvesteje prilagode miljenju in
zgodovinskemu momentu. V prirodi izpopolniuie
flna igra s%vetovnih sl in situacij brez prestanka
zlvlJenske oblike, cd mikroorganizma do cloveka.
Nasprotno pa razvoj V 6lovestvu - Spencer ga
lmenuJe nadorganskega - poraja vsled vmesa-
vanja razlicnih sill in smeri prav pogosto izbor
popolnomla druge vrste, razkra jalni process, Xxi ST.
ee tudi ohranjuje DAMN zgodovinskim polozaiem
najzvesteje prilagodene v ~zivljenju, XII pa ravno
pokazuje pokvarjenost danega milieja.
Tako je z druzabnim izborom, XII so ga doslei
socialist in nesocialisti pogostokrat netoeno u
nevali, kar jh je dovajalo do tega. da so proela-
Sail vprasanie kar cd kraja ia nesoelasno $ soci-
alnimi dejstvi. Kako mocno potvarjajo v setlanji
druzbi i rezultate prirodnega izbora vojaSki ma
bori, zakon in %predvsem gospodarski privilegiji,
Je dovolJ znano. VGjaku zaSasno nalozeni celibat
nedvomno S~kodljivo ucinkuje ma kakovost pleine-
ma, zakaj slabici, XII ne obstanejo nabora, Sc med
TEN piode. dotim ostaia cvetoca mladi nd sterilna
in 81 V velemestih k~ye6jemu nakoplje &c s~ifiGticno
infekcijo
' sedanJi druzbi vsled gospodarskih intcre-
SOW degradiran zakOn dosega nasprotie prirodne-
ga spo!nega izbora, kajti sibke in slabotne dedi.
ME Sc lne omoze kot najkrepkejsa dekleta il
~ljudstva ali malomeSGanstva, XII zyenejo V celiba-
III ali pa kOnGajo &c zalostneje.
' vsem spletenem strOju druzabnega zivlje-
MIA je ociten vpliv kapitalisti6nega monopola. XII
privilegiranim poedincen, kar vnaprej zagotav-
LA zmago, takO da bogati slabiGi dali live kakOr
slabo ~hranjeni proletarci.
Hkrati slabSa odraslim moskim nalozeno trdo
delo podneyi in ponOci in Sc skodlivejse izkorisGa-
ME z~enskega in o~troSkega della 20 sedanjem kapi-
tallzmu zmerOm bolj zivljenske pogoje velike pro.
letarske mase 2).
Temu Sc pridruzuie Sc izbor nravno slabejsih.
kajti kaptalizem je V s%vojeui boiu proti proleta-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

"Ti 81 sc ga menda zopet nalezel. Kje VISTA
jajo mrlici IL groba 2"
"Ujritkov Malta je vstal."
"a sal Sc pokopan nj. Cemu tvezes take
neumnosti! Ampak V svoj konec idi! Tat ii lahko
vzame kozuh. Pri Koritniku so lansko leto DO
kradli vsO Obleko, maj je bila kaj vredna ali mic.
lie posluhni me in poglej, ce je vse zaprto in pa
ce 81 dobro zapahnil IA seboj! I'll rad pozabis."
"Oj Andrej, ne bodi tako nezgubcen! Ne boi
sc tako "a svoje zaklade, V vetnost ih ne pone-
SEES $ seboil"
"kaj brbljas vedno o zakladih,- XII iih nj
nam! Koiikokrat sem ii re rekel: naredi nov "a
pah IL ~hrascine, bukov nj "a mic, ii pa yselei no.
zabis."
"Pusti crvom in moljem, kar je minliivo. in
oblJubiva sc V samoto pOkoro delat, zakaj prisla
je velika zetev in ANGEL poneso V bozje shram.
be dobro psenico."
"Pozebla ie psenica to limo. Kako bodo liud-
je p%laeevali obresti!' ie vzdihnil Andrei, XII nj
dosti pail ma tesarjeve opomine.
"Prijatelj, VISA znamenja he nebu in ma zem-
lji kazejo, ola Sc nam bliza nebesko kraljestvo. In
gIeJ, no5ena zapirka ne DO drzala bogastva in od.
vzete ii bodo vse minljive stvari, mai tudi lez;s
ma Min"
IN ceebue wmenS osv etaoin etaoin etaoin
ma Gem lezim, avsa neumnal Vsak praznik
sc YES dan potepas pc vasi, zveGer pa tukai ro-
GOWNS. Bolan sem, pa me tako zaliS.'
Maj bonn neumen, &c sem. Tisti hvdo udsnf
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ma brinove grme, ali sc he dvigne cd tn ali tam
kaksna %prlkazen, prezeca ma njegovo kristiansko
duso.
Ostala druzba pa V antikrista nj wee We.
rovala.
Tone je Sci dale 20 VAST, vrsec zupnikovo ma
rocilo.
krulcev Peter je bezal dom0v. Povest oh
Urijckovem Matiji mu je zadala taksen strah. da
nj ivedel, ali je xiv ali mrtev. Taxa groza ga ie
o%bhaJala, ola nj hotel It'll V svojo soho. Potrkal ie
ma Andrejeve duri. Nerad mu ie Gel stric Andrei
odpirai. Sklepeta1e Z 2obmi ic stopil tesar k pri-
al 81 dobro 2aprl vrata "a seboi?" je vpra.
Sal stric Andrej, ko je bill zopet legel V postelj.
Peter 81 ie 2 dlanjo obrisal mrzliGni pot z obraza
in Drikimal.
lie hi p~Ogledal, Peter V svoj konec
Glel ga. PO kaj Vi prisel sem lie mem vcrjemi:
tat nikdar ne ~miruie.''
ION, kaj mi more welt! OrOdie imam pri
Porentenu. drugih stvari pa ne najde pri meni.'
"ker vse %zapijeS,' ie pokaral Andrea.
Col sem sc rodil, gol pojdem s tega sveta!
Maj Sc zgodi sveta bozja voljal Oh Andrea, mrli-
Gi ~vstajajo IL grobal"
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riatu zainteresiran ma izboru hinavcev in ma IL.
loeitvi znaeajnih ljudi, XII MISC voljni prenasati
jarem sedanjih druzabnih RAINIER.
Prvi ytisk teh dejstev bi utegnil zapeliati "a.
nikanJe veljavnosti in porabnosti zakona o pri-
rodnem izboru "a elovestvO. Nasprotno sem bill
IN sem %mnenja, da nj ia p%opa6eni socialni izbor
V protislovju 2 darvinizmom in da je lie nov arg,l.
ment IA socializem, Xxi zahteva pray ma tenn polju
dobrodeJen vpliv neizprosnega prirodnega izbora
IN ga DO tudi realiziral. Selekcijska teorija ne po-
menJa preziyetka najboljsih, temyeG '..najbolj pri-
iagodenih oeividno. olajsuiejo degeneratiyni
ueinki socialnega izbora in zlasti sedanjega 60
spodarskega reda triunf tistih, XII Sc fem druza5-
MIN razmeram najzvesteje prilagajo. &c izhajap
V gotoyih okOlnostih izmecki in slabiGi kot zma.
galel IL konkurencnega boja, ne dokazuje to, da
selekciJski zakon V TEN sucaju he velja Ia zma-
ga lie dokazuie, da je mile ma gnit, IL cesar izhaja
kakOvost tistih, XII obStanejo V konkurenGnem
boju.
II Cudno. da je Ziegler popolnoma prezrl ia
protisocialisti1n argument.
y Eden najznacilneisih znakov prihajajoGe-
ga razpada j. opozivniStvo, p%rimerjaj Nlassart in
Vandervelde: "Parasitisme organioue eft parasi-
tisme social. C"Bul. sc. de la France ct de la Bel
giqne." 1893
~ Broca Les Selections" ("Mtm d. An.
%thrOp'. paris 1877, III. 2O5). - Lapougc, Les
Selections Socialise' ('Rev. d'Anthrop'. 1887,
p. 3l9. Loria, "Carlo Darwin (Siena 1882.
-Sergl. lie degeneration mmani" MILAN 1887
p. 1873. - Bebel, Die Frau und der Sozialismus.'
y Vclevaani so rezultati Paglianiia, general
mega ravnatelja italijanskega zdravstvenega ura.
da Arch. iii Statistical 1870 glede razlicnosti
coveSkega razyoia, IL katerih sledi. da otroci rev.
mega prebivalst.a znatno pocasneje rasto kOt o.
troci imovitih %starSev; tako zgodai Sc obGuti VIA
ola gospodarskc bede.
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AT DREAM TONIGHT.

The Heart Of A Painted Women, (Repeated) This highly sensational screen production will ue shown again tonight for the last time. Don't miss it, five reels, two hund- red and sixty scenes. Tomorrow night Satan Sanderson"' featuring MT. Orrin Johnson and an all star cast. MT. Johnson's work on the American stage is too well known to be commented upon here; while the novel of Satan Sanderson has been widely read. It tells the story of Satan Sanderson. Hugh Stires and Jessica Holme, beautiful and TO- mantle blind girl, ward of David Stires. father of Hugh Stires. Five Reels.
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opposition.
 According to one criticism of the old bill had such an act been in vogue ill Great Britain the criticism which had made possible big chan ges in government and in the army and navy methods would never have been allowed any paper to say any thing against such errors.
 The arguments were substantiated by references to other occasions when steps in the wrong direction had been taken by officials, especi- ally in the early stages of the Span ish-American War when all criti- cism under the proposed law would have been punished quickly.
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seriously entertained.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 27.- The frequency of explosions of dy- namite and other explosives throughout the country is giving the government some concern. One theory now being advanced appears quite plausible and that is that the nasty manufacture Is accompanied by defects in mixing or packing which tends to make the explosive, harmless enough under normal con- ditions of manufacture, now sub ject to explosions from very little cause, such as sudden jar or changes in temperature etc.
 The government will carefully probe every reported explosion.
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SENATE DEBATES THE
 NEW CENSOR MEASURE

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 27.- The Senate is now debating the new censor law which will be Tar less drastic and despotic than that or1- ginally devised by the War Depart ment
 The new law, following the de- aeat of the first one submitted, will be In many ways more liberal and especially in giving wider rein to wholesome criticism of the admi- nistra tion.
 Under the former law criticism of the army and navy and the admi- nistration was practically left in the hands of the president to declare illegal, and aroused considerable
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MORE SHIPS ARE
 TO BE CONSTRUCTED

SEATTLE, May 27.-The com paratively new shipyard of Skinner and Eddy has signed further con tracts with the government to build six nine thousand ton steel ships for the use of the United States, the cost to be eight million dollars
 This will practically test the ca pacity Of these yards to the utmost.
 There are now building in Seat tie and Puget Sound under govern hundred and fifty thousand tons and the industry is experiencing
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unwounded prisoners, four thou sand two hundred wounded prison CTS while the number killed will ex- ceed by many thousand these figures. The Italian loss while large enough will be small com pared to these losses
 The drive is puzzling the experts who do not know how far it is in tended to drive towards Laibach or towards Plume. That the isolation of Trieste is intended appeared reasonable before the fighting to the northeast became five days ago intensified.
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ed out before the Japanese fleet left on it's diver killing expedition, have proved excellent and very success jful. The operation is to be conti- nued until the Mediterranean is safe for all ships.
 The Editor of the Japnese paper publishing the cable says that the correspondent sending the report has always proved reliable and sees no reason for doubting it's correct ness in this instance.
 PARIS, May 27.-Japanese war
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WILL MODERATE THE CENSORSHIP
CLAIM JAP FLEET
 DOES BIC WORK

SEATTLE, May 27.-A cable di- rect from Tokio to local Japanese newspapers received this evening reports the official announcement of the Japanase Admiralty to the ef- feet that since the arrival of the Japanese battle fleet in the Medi- terranean they have sunk fourteen German submarines, three of which are the superb boats, and three warships.
 The methods evolved by the naval council for combating enemy sub marines and which were fully work
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trians noting the advantage which the evacuated position gave, then mounted artillery there after end less effort only to be totally de- stroyed when mines which the Ita- Hans had planted exploded on those positions. The Ital- Hans then took possession of an- other ridge and shattered the Aus trlan positions cutting off almost three regiments which surrendered
 The fighting in this difficult ter rltory has been uniformly success ful. The Minister of War. announces that since their drive began on May l4 the Italians have taken 22.4OO
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contracts, this time to ship yards in Texas and Alabama where the pino Of the south will be used in con- structi0n along the same plans. Sixty wooden merchantmen were given out in contracts today to Texan and other firms, Mobile, Ala bama having secured quite a por- tion. These are for early delivery. Wooden ships which will carry in- ternal combustion engines and have big freight space are now contract cd for east and west as well as in the south.
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crop this year will be the heaviest IT the history of the northwest.
 The vastly increased acreage and the great yield promised by the splendid spring weather conditions which were unusually mild, assure a bumper crop in all quoted lines.
 The increased yield is likely to have startling effect upon the present prohibitive prices in many lines.
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ITALIANS TAKE BIG
 LOT PRISONERS CARS0

 ROME, May 27.-With the Aus trians now greatly reinforced the heavy fighting in the Carso still continues, the Italians still driving ahead and netting still huge cap lures.
 Thirty-five hundred additional prisoners were swept into the bag by the ever victorious Cadorna. who continues his battling with almost magic ability. The Austrians on Saturday morning too possession of smaller eminence which the Ital- doned to take another rise some what to the north of this. The Aus
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BIG RUSH BOOZE
 PERMITS BEFORE JUNE 6

SEATTLE, May 27.-A tremend- ous rush is now being made to get out booze permits before the bone dry law goes into effect, which it does on June 6. 0n Saturday the scene before the per init Clerks office passed descrip- tion, men and women struggling to get their permits before the time limit expired. 4SO0 permits for large and small quantities of beer
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WASHINGTON, D. C., May 27.- The statement that the United States government has abandoned the intention to build a big fleet of wooden ships is not true. Not only that but the government is making arrangements to keep every ship yard busy upon the standardized wooden ship construction which will turn out freight carriers at q speed unheard of heretofore.
 Today the government lot fnrthnr
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HUGE CROPS PROMISED
 AS OUTLOOK SPLENDID

WASHINGTON D. C., May 27-- The Department of Agriculture states that unless unforeseen weather eccentricitles destroy the crops now promising, the yield in grain and root crops will this year be exceedingly large and the re- ported shortage has no grounds at all for foundation.
 The wheat survey shows a pro- mise that has not been given in
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ships are carrying out a systematic chase for submarines throughout the Mediterranean. The reports of their work are being sent to Tokio from which come assurances of the success of the Mikado's fleet.
 They are working in relays ano according to a methodical system or cooperation between cruisers, destroyers and submarine boats.
 The frequent firing indicates their activity after their prey.
 Anything In the line of job worb
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they have got sufficient signatures to their referendum petition to pre-
 vent the law going into effect be-
 fcre 1918.
 and they have practically combed t"eiessly now for oyor six months ah1 they have prt; i-aIl.' combed tie state over for signatures , This assertion however, apparent ly has had very little result upon the activities of those seeking per- mits for they are still flooding the offices for them in almost every sec tion according to reports coming in today. It is estimated that the final shipment of liquor under these per- mits will be immense
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SKATERS
 WINDOWS TWENTY MILES

MUSKOGEE, Okla, May 27.-One thousand pounds of high explosive, dynamite in other words, went off accidentally near this place and wrecked buildings and shattered windows for twenty miles radius.
 The cause of the explosion is unknown. The dynamite was being
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Several are missing and it is be- lieved that they were killed by the explosion.
 It was reported that the dyna- mite was touched off by some per son, but beyond an unfounded con lecture there does not appear to be any reason for this theory being
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shipped for export and it's sudden explosion is unaccounted for.
 Thesplace where it stood was ex- cavated for space of over three hundred feet wide and twenty feet deep. while buildings were utterly destroyed and many shacks within distance completely wiped out.
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SPOKANE, May 27.-The Spokes- man. Review in it's survey of the crops in the Inland Empire and Eastern Washington, taking in practically all the territory between the Rockies and Cascades says that the wheat, potato, onion and fruit
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One member termed the censor ship law "a law to protect blunders from criticism. The new law will affect news as to movements, at Jacks upon executive orders, reports of operations and other important news "of value to the enemy.
 It is likely that this censorship law in it's modified form will pass. Although the democrats have a clear majority in the Senate and not in the House, it is remarkable that the most opposition to the ad. ministration develops in the Senate.
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many years, while the greatly ex. tended acreage will assure a record in many ways. Reports from almost every section promise this.
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and whiskey were issued on Satur- day. This is not the record hut close to it, the highest number is- sued being 5SGV. The office has been reinforced by additional clerks who are aiding ;n the work of is suing the permits.
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ATTENTION MOOSE.

All Loyal Moose are directed to be present at the regular meeting tonight. Business of importance. By order of
 NORVIN, w. LEWIS,
 Dictator.
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SEATTLE, May 27.-The oppo- nents of the bone dry law, say that
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great boom.
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Closing Out Sale. At Crook next City Hall. All Bargains.
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We are using Ioosdis,3t ter '.L the Elite Bath House.
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in the line of job worl
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J. P. JONES, Sec'y.
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PARIS, May 27.-Japanese war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Work on these was started June 10
and in four months the facilities Of a
modern city have been provided. at ar
outlay Of si.O00,000 a month. Large
drill halls have been built TO provide
for drills during the winter.
Fifteen other camps for naval re-
cruits already are complete. The one
at Pelham, n. Y, at the head of Long
Island Sound. accommodates 5000 men
and was opened October |, work having
begun July 10.
The camp at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. for 5000 men. was finished Au
gust 30. after a hundred days Of work.
Quarters for 5000 were erected at
Newport in thirty days, having been
com pleted several months ago. At Mare
Island. Cal, site clearing began May
& ard barracks for 5000 men were ready
July Ia. The Puget Sound cantonment
for 5000 is nearing completion.
In Brooklyn camp for 5000 was
erected in a city park between July |
and August |; at Charleston, s. c.,
quarters for 900 were built in twenty
days, and for 1000 others in five weeks.
Other camps are located at bingham,
Mass; Portsmouth, n. H.; Cape May,
n. j.; Norfolk, Va; Key West, Fla;
Pensacola, Fla; New Orleans and San
Francisco.
Work is proceeding on the new
camps at Gulfport. Miss, and San
Diego, Cal, extensive exposition
grounds at both places having been
taken over by the Navy Department
and converted into training camps.