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

podpirati tiste, Xxi SO odyi;ni cd
NTH, sc pozoycjc takoj ma vo.iaSko
Sluzbo.
Sluzbi V vojncm casu SO pudvr-
zcni vsi drzavljani, XII MISC bill
radi telcsnih ali duScvnih napak
oproStcni in so sc cnaisi mcScccy
vezbali vojaSko.
Nojna ~obvcznost traja:
Y prvi rezcrvi Stiri ieta in me
see dni, V drugi rczervi sedcm let;
Pc drugi rezcrvi do ~. icta.
&c izbruhne .vojna Sc prva in
drusa' rezerva poklicc pod orozic
pc vrSti letnikov, zatcnSi 4 mai.
mlajSiin. Potcm bodo klicaui pod
orozjc neorganiziranc every %
s%tarosti in potrcbi. ZaGeli bodo Z
najmiajSimi> letniki in tako IA
pref, dokler ne pokliccio n%ajSta-
relslh letnikov pod orozjc.
Cd vo.ine sluzbc so izvIeti:
Tisti, ki prezivlja.jo svojcc in
so jim edna opera: tiSti. Iii opray-
lJdJo nujne sluzbc, Iii so V Interest,"
zvczne Wade in drzavnih vlad.
Use osebe, XII 80 V sluGaiu vol
ne ze V vojaSki sluzbi ali so pokli-
V. voja$ko sluzbo. oStaneio V
voJaSki Subj, dokle" traia voina.
Stalna armada obsroii IL mladih
MOI XII SO organizirani V lokaIizi-n
rano narodno armada. Stnlna ar
mazda opravlja :sluzbo. Xxi .ic ne
more vrSiti "~mcSGanska arma-
da.' Meme naloge so sledccc:
NojaSke poSadke V mornariskih
in V ?rekomorskih kolonijah.
PoSadlic kot obmeina strata in
varstvo min pri utrobah.
NojaSka uprava, vczbanjc re-
zcrvistov i'll vzdrzevan.ic r%czcrvnc
organizacijc V mirnem caSu.
Sedanii kongres pac nina zee
casa, da hi resi- to predlogo. Am
pax m~ilitarizem je ma poti in mar
SRA krepko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

IL drZave Colorado sc ne siisi
has vSak dan kaj pameme8a. Spo-
mini ma ondotai "cliki rudarSki
Strajk in ncza,liSna nasilstya,
XII jill jc takrat i~zvrSeval kapita-
lizem 4 aktivno pomocjo Use dr.
zavne sile, ne morcjo umreti. In
kar Sc je po kOnGanem strajku VI
Silo ma j%uStitnem i'll ma politicnem
pOliu. ne p~OStavlja Colorado V pr
vo vrstO |naprcdnih drzav.
cato cloycka skorai veseli, ce
pride njemoma tudi cd tam kak-
sno pametneiSe porocilo. Iadnji
teden .ie priSla TAXA vest. Y legis-
laturi je bill Sprejet preGlog, $ ka-
term Sc od~ravlja Smrina kazen.
Pedal "a je poSlancc Hearth. Gla-
sovalo ie zanj 30 posiancev, ma
Sprotno pa ~. Usoda zakona je
sedai odvisiia od Sonata, XII mora
polka. ii. &c nj v tenn vpraSanju
boil reakcionaren od poSlanske
zbormice.
Kapitali>ticni tiNh y Colorado z
malimi izjcmami IL obdclaya Sc
natorie, ia maj poruSijo zakon. Ar
gumcnti, 5 katcrimi podpira TO "a
hteyo, 50 balbaricEi. Vidi Sc zopet,
da jc kapitalizcm napredoval Y
b0ga,tvu. ne pa Y Aulturi. NaGeIa,
Iii ''oprayitujejo' Smrtno kazen,
so mogla imctf vcl.iavo temnem
>rcdnjem yeku in : barbaricnih
ta>ih, ko 50 liudic-svojemu uSmil-
jcncmu bogu pripi>ovali okrutDi
nauk "Ok0 "a okO, Job "a zCb",
ne pa Y d%yajsetem s~tolctju, Xxi Sc
$ pono>om imcnuje proSvitljeno.
Nacelo, da maj bo kazen enaka
Zlotinu, lie nezmiselno, ker .je ME
gova prlktiGna izvedba popolno.
ma ~ncm0gOGa. Nobcno clovcSkc
dcjaujc st ne more tako natancnl
odtehtati. ia hi Sc mogla zanj do
luriti popolnOma cnakovrcdna ma
grada ali kazcn.
Modcrna justica, v>a.i tam, kjer
jc res modernizirana. pac zahteva,
la Sc %natancno prciSce vse okol-
Seine zl0Gina. To sc lahkO izrcGc,
ampak mnogo tee st0ri. he lju-
die, Iii preiSkujeio, 81 ncpopolni
Ia ne more.jo biti drugacui. kcr
Splo hni popolnih hitij ma TEN sve.
III. Ampak tudi ce 81 do skrajpo-
Sti vpStni, Ear Sc ne more trditi
ne o vseh sodnikih, ne o ySeh dr.
zavnih pravdnikih, ne o vSch POI
rotnikih, Sc morajo anasati ma
drugc ljudi. ia price, XII so tudi
nepopolna bitja.
izkusnje kazeio, da .ie pritanjc
nuvadno zelo nczaneSljiva rec.
tiovek izpoNeduie po svojem mai
boliSem prcpricanju in ina Svet
namcu govoriti cisto rcsnico: tu-
iii ME ne dvomi. da jo res govori
pa SC vendar lazc. Storilt so sc y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

Tisti, Xxi Sc vedno mislijo, ola je voina V Fvro-
pi re takorekOt pri kraju, store pray, ce dajo svoj
optlnizem Sc "a nekaj casa V rezervo. AngleSka
vlada je V soboto predlozila parlamentu novo os-
novo, pc kateri mai Sc visa angleSka armada ma
pet miljonov MOI, Y cemer nj vSteta voiska IL In
dije. Mornariska ~predloga pa zahteva 10000 east
nikOv, takO da DO stella marina $50. 600 MOI.
MoStvo, ki ga zahteva nova predloga, pride
seveda Sele ma nabor i'll vsakdo razume, da Sc ne
more poslati IL rckrutnega urada naravnost ma
boJisce, temvet sc mora sele izuriti. To vzamc kaj-
pada casa see kadar DO to novo vojastvo izvez-
BANJO, ga DO mogoce aktivno rabbit. &c ga Angli-
ia cd parlamenta zahteva, paG raGuna, da ga BIO
potrebovala. In IL tega sledi, ola Sc pripravlja Sc
ma dokaj dolgo vojno. Mnenje nekaterih. da ic
Anglia ma kolenih ,je torej napacno. V podob-
mem resnem p~olozaiu, kar Sc tiGe hrane, je bila
NemclJa &c davno, pa vendar nj zaradi tega sklc-
pala mnu. TakO tudi Anglia sedaj ne misli ma
mir.
Ne more Sc dovolj povdarjati, da ie treba
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
Sn1rtna kazen.

tenn oziru prakticne izkusnje, Iii
SO absolutno potrdile il "bolczcn
pric." Vsakdo preizkusi to lahko
sam.
Ma cesti Sc je zgodila nesreGu.
To 81 zapomHi gotovo stevilo ljudi,
Xxi so navzoci pri ncsreci in sc oCi-
vidno zanlmajo IA vse po>amczno-
sti. VpraSajte te Judi cez dive urc,
kako 81 JIG zgodila nesreca, Ma ku-
tero Stran je padel ~ponesreccni,
kaksne lase, kakSno Obleko .ic i
mel, in potrcbne reel; in &C vpra-
Safe deSet pric, dobite gotovo o.
sem razliGnih povesti. V tel ali o.
nj toGki Sc razkrajajo; n vSak tr-
di svojo neomajno.. HraSajtc
drugi dan, in razlika Sc pOmnozi.
Vprasajte cez S~tirinajst dni, pa
vidite, da iezi med dogodkom in
opiSi re COSTA megla.
To Sc godi, kjer so price popol-
nOma neprizadete in kjer nina
~pricanie nikakorsnih poSlcdic. &c
gre "a sodbo. pa postane Stvar Sc
bolt kocljiva, kajiti ia Sc zc, &C.
tudi nevedoma, vmeSajO simpatiic
in antipatije. Price ne p%ripovedu-
jejo lie o dejanju, ampak tudi o
obtozencevem znaGaju, . poStran-
skin ukolScinah. o |dogodkih, XII Sc
zde povsem ~neznatni, pa imaio
sodbo. Malo je pric. Xxi ne hi po-
stale pred sodiScem kolikor toliko
~razburjene. he slovestnost tribu-
male vpliva ma cloveka. &c ca po-
TEN Sc toziteli in zagovornik mo-
tata in lovita in Sc ma rSc natme'
trudita, Ola hi iztlaGiia IL NIGGA
has to. cesar 81 aelita. tedaj mi Gu
dino, ce sc zmede i'm zinc kai DO
njegovem momentanem mneniu
pravilnega, Il vendar obiektivno
neresnicnega.
PiSec teh vrSt .ie bii nekot pc
nekcm razpuScenem Shodu areti-
ran. PriSlo je DO sodnjiskc obrav-
nave in okrajni glavar .je bill med
priGami. Obedience "a je vpraSal:
'hdo me je aretiral!'' Okrajni
glayar je brez pomiSelka odgovo-
ril: 'Zandarji.' Pctkrat, Scstkrat
j. ob~tozenec ponovil Svoje vpra-
SAME, pozivajoJ okrainega cld.
varja, Sc povrh barona, maj prcmi-
isli preden odgovri in 2leda, da Sc
tocno Spomni. Glavar je bill narav-
most uzaljcn i'll je pc>taial vSc ner-
vcZnejsi. Odgovor jc hi pa vcdno
cnak "Zandarii"l - I'm vpudar
mi bio res. Sam je biz ukazal are
TACTIC: pred njcgovim nosom7 81
| JIG izvrSila. PA nj wee vcdel. lSomu
jo ie ukazal in kdo 10 ie izvrSil.
Trcba ie bio zaSliSati vsc zandar-
ie in vsc policiSte: tcdai SC .ic IL
kazalo ,da MISC imeli zandarji ME
%arctaciio izvrSila diva policista.
(kanec ma 6. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
NASLOV (ADDRESS):
zoos W.. 81. STREET, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

StatistiGar drzavc Ohio G.. f..
Miles e izracunal, da zaSluzi po-
lovica delavcev Y Clevelandu in V
okraju Cuyahoga mani kakor -
d~olarjev IA teden. Cd teh Jill pa
zasluzi A odStotkov lie pc oSem
dolarjev IA teden, &c sc racuna
pOpreGni zasluzek vsega leta. lie
dvanajst odStotkov jim zaSluzi po-
precno Gez II dolaljev ma teden.
To je delavska prosperiteta.
DemokratiGna prosperitetal Ma
drugi strani pa velja PEEK krom-
piria en- dollar.
Delavci, glasujrc N kapitali-
stiGne kandidate!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27


Me ne pomaga QlepSavati reel!
Delavstvo tarna sedaJ zaradi dra-
ginJe. Delavstvo samo IL lie dra-
ginic V veliki mcri krivo. Nikar
ne ~pripOvedujte vsakemu delavcu,
ola je angel, polbog, vseh dobrih
in plemenitih lastnosti polno bi-
tie! ReSnico mu povejte! Dokler
Je tako zarukan, kakor veGina
deiavcev Ameriki, ne zasluzi
pray nohenih poklonov in nohc-
mega poviSania.
IaGit 81 in cato ii Sedaj tepen
TO ma povejtc. Zakaj to .ic res
MICA.
Nismo Ii lani V casu volume
kampanje razkrivali republican,
ske in demokraticne pD:itike? Nj
so Ii dclayci imcli prilikc, da ci-
tajo in sli$ijo? NiSmo Ii takrat po-
vedali, kakSno prosperiteto bo-
do obcutili, cc zmaga zopet ia ali
ona kapitaliSticna stranka?
Yes, Sir! Pisali snto, da so nam
prsti pokali in kricali, Ola snlo
bill vsi hripavi. In scdanio dFagi-
MO smo |napOvedali - ne kot pro-
roki, ampak kot poznavalci kapi-
talisticncga sistema. Nava.jali smo
razloge, zakaj da mora priti dra-
GINA, pa maj DO izvoljen Wilson
ali pa Hughes. In zdai mai tenn
l]udem, Xxi so sc nam RECALL. pa Sli
nalaSc VOLT demokraticno ali re-
p~ublicansko, Sc prs~mo, da so
v~zvisena bitja! Nemara cato. ker
moramo zdaj tudi mi ;rpeti cara
di njihove ncumnosti?
Ne! Ogledalo jim pokazite, da
sc bodo videli take, kakrsni so. In
povejte jim. da Jill DO njih neum-
most nadalje tepla, Sc vedno bolt
inbolj, Ge Sc je ne o~tresc.jo.
", ~ III tdhd HcuhiliOSt, TIA III
bila priraSla kakor dlaxa ma kozi.
Lahko Sc je O%tresejo; lie wolfe mo-
rajo imeti, da Sc kaj nauGe in da
v Ia namen vstOpiio V organizaci-
10 in Gitajo, kjer Sc morcio kai ma
uciti. Kadar to store in spozna.jo
svoje napake in Sc bodo z mani
bojevali, da skupaj lzprcmcnimo
tie proklete razmere, tedaj Jim b0-
l.lo rekli, tia so pametni. in imeno-
vail Jill bono sobo.jevnike. Ampak
lizati Sc jim in Jim & TEN dajati
potuho, da ostanejo TAXI, kakrsni
so, bi bila najvecja neumnost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

vedno imeti raziko med narodi in Vacant pred
ocml. Da 81 vsi narodi zele miru. JIG ncdvomno. Da
III narodi, &c hi imcli SAM odloGevati. iozc nash
pot do mlru, kakor Wade, jc moaoce. .Ampak 90
toyo Jc tudi. ola Wade II IL Strahu pred narodi ne
mlslJo ma mir. kajti Z Ozirom ma sploSni poiozai
mora mir prineSti razocaranie. Ne cna vlada ne
hi mogla Hpolniti tega, kar ic obliubovala. in tu-
di tisto Sc ne izpolni, kar priGakujcio narodi brcz
vladimir obliub. kai more haStati IL takega splJS-
mega razocaranja, pa ne We nihce. In elm veGia ie
negotovost, tenn veGji jc tudi strah. Ia jc eden
glavnih v%zrokov, zakaj Sc vojna nadaliujc.
Ia mirovni optimizenI nj torcj doslej Sc no
benin pOgojev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

Ameriski izvoz, Xxi je lcta 1914.
znaSal 3S4.440.4+6 dolarjev, Sc .ie
zadnle leto zviSal ma 755,953.247
dolariev. Ali sc tudite, da je dra-
ginja V Ameriki?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

Prekmorska sasnikarSka agcntura javlia Diva
neznanca, XII sta bila oborozena Z revolverii. sta
napadla ma ulici V Pctrogradu GrigoroviCa. mini.
stra ruske mornarice. Admiralu sc nj zgodiIo ME
zalega in napadalca sta uSla.
Tako je pravzaprav vSc V redu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

Tam, kjcr sc vlada ue upa Sto-.
pitt oderuhom ma kuria o5esa, GeS
da so njihovi profit prsvatua pra-
vlca, je zaman priGakovati boz
proti dragin.ii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

DRAWN yladni odsek .jc prejel
blizo 5000 pritozb od ameriskih
trgovcev proti Angliii yzaradi IA
drzavanla in zaplenjencga blaga
in Iadii. -
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
YOUNG VOLINIST
FROM RUSSIA IS
HA|LEDAS GENIUS
j. Mach.

J. Mach.
Hats OF, gentlemen, a genius!" is
the quotation used by Musical Ameri-
CO In hsralding the young Russian
lad. Jascha Heifetz. whom Herbert
Psyser calls q "Transcendentaliy great
vioiinist." The debut Of JaschG Hell
fsts In recital at Carnegie Hall. New
York, recently, is the sensation Of the
present musical season.
summers." writes Mr. Peyser in his
high praise Of this latest prodigy OF
music. ''this Russian boy Is beyond all
possibility OF cavil a divinely Inspired
marvel, whom advance report has be-
lied only by underVSluation. He is
the most breath-taling the most
crushing, the supremelu genius Of the
violin that has confro nted US In the
past decade or perchance even more.
- A few strokes of a fame
tipped bow over strings become vocal
with a fabulous sweetness sufhced TO
tell the story OF triumph that will
revsrberate through the extent Of the
land these months to come.
There was 4 huge audience which In
cluded, 10 seemed. every violinist with
IN = Th0lu1 Vi LHO W AAAACos <NNAAA
their enthusiasm amidst the general
delight was not the least. No one,
for that matter. seemed more trans
ported than Maud Powell, who stayed
to applaud frantically till the very
last encore.
"Jascha Heifetz Il q transcendental-
ly great vfolinist, and more, a very
great artist-ons who, saving the
comparison. can stand in the presence
Of Kreisler and not be ashamed.
. villiers d. LIsle-Adam ex-
claimed once OF Wagner: He Is cubic:
he comprises ALL In sense such q
definition Is applicable to Heifetz. He
smbodies a-concentration OF the super
nal vioiinistic and musical traits
virtuosity purged OF every element
OF grossness or vain display and the
instinct for beauty carried to the very
poignaney Of loveliness.
in truth. an element almost pre-
ternatural envelopes the art OF Jascha
Heifetz Heine once drew a compari-
son between the pianists OF his time,
defining Thaiberg as a king. Llszt as
q prophet. and Doehler as a-pianist
Almost one Is tempted upon en-
countering Heifetz to invoke Heine's
classiicatlors In respect to living
violinists-in which case Kreisler Is
king. Heifets prophet I
"a mere child. there proceed from
his sweet visitant the streaming splen-
doris of naturest vision, a seer-like
quality OF divination, dream
wrought fabric of poesy beyond words
transporting, pulssant, inevitable.
In his superb polse and
modest. gentlemanly bearing the boy
exacts no less Amusement. As II en-
traneed In a celestIally impelled busi-
ness, his attitude is one almost OF In
Inference to his audience. He
Acknowledged its tempestuous Gp-
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
GREAT NATIONAL
CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC AIM HERE

Due to come before the next SEES
sion Of Congress, In Dsssnher. is a
bill. now pening in the Committee on
Education. which was introduced in
the closing days Of the last session
By Representative Henry Bruckner.
Of the Twsnty-aecond New York dis
trict, and which has for its object
the founding Of q national eonserva-
tory Of music" This institution. TO
be divided into four departments "of
equal standard, to be located one In
the District Of Columbia, one in the
state of Illinois, one In the State OF
New York. and one in the state OF
California" 10 planned to embrace
curricula OF "musie In all Its branches,
vocal and instrumental, as well a.
painting, drawing. and etching"
President II Head.
The President Of the United states
is designated as the head Of general
board Of regents. to consist Of the
President of the Senate. the Speaker
of the House Of Representatives., the
chairmen, respectively. OF the senate
Committee on Education and Lator
and the Committee on Education Of
the House OF representatives ana
"seven other citiEens, who shall be
selected by the President OF the United
States" having "the power
to employ q general director. who
shall have full control of the conserv-
atory in the District OF Columbia and
likewise aid In supervising and con-
trolling the other three conserva-
tories"
The conservatory TO be located IN
the District of Columbia shall contain
at least forty study rooms for music,
capable OF accommodating Atty pupils
in each, and twenty art studios to ac-
eommodate thirty-lye pupils each, and
shall also contain one large assembly
or concert room. and one art gallery.
together with such other necessary
offices for the convenience OF the
board OF regents general director.
art masters. teachers, and professors.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

plause ,Fith q few perfunctory bows
and forthwith attacked the next
group on his program. While play
ing. his demeanor Il as free from man
nered lffectations as his perform
ances."
"Ths United states today Is the only
country OF wealth. intelligenee, and
large population which has no minis
try OF fine afts." says Musical Amer
lea. "the only country which does not
officially .recogniEe the value OF cul
ture as q national asset. The great
artist has no representative In our
National Governmsnt. But the COM
mon laborer on the farms. or on
wharyes, or the street cars has such
representation"
One purpose Of the alliance is to
cause municipalities to dsvota some
OF their funds not alone for the sua-
tenance OF symphony orchsstras, but
for music for the people In the parks
in summer. and In the school audi
toriums In winter.
Another purpose win be 10 give en-
couragement TO our home talent,
when It Il worthy, a. they DO In
France, In Germany, In Italy. even In
Industrial England: and 70 eneourags
our composers By giving them .
chance TO be heard.
The project was launched by an al
dress made by John c. Freund. editor
of Musical America, before the City
Club In Baltimore. Mr.. Freund will
speak In washington on Thursday
evening next a. the Arts Club and
viii address the general public on
this subject the following day.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Frank Edward johnson. the well.
known explorer. who has made inpor-
tant discoveries in the north Of
Club dinner Of the wonderful Inttitu-
tion OF the Peoples Palace in Petro-
grad. Russia Mr.. johnson spoke OF
the course OF conditions before the
war.
Originating through the bounty OF
Prince Olaf Of Russia, the Peoples
Palace was later taken over BY the
Gar. Its many sources OF recreation
for the people being supported By him
until Ii became self-sustAining com
munity enterprise run on . socialistic
basis.
Here there is an opera house.
Every artist who appeared at the
grand opera In what was then st.
Petersburg was pledged In his con-
tract to give one performance. with
out price. at the Peoples Palace.
Opera in the season was given there
al out three times . week. There are
also halls for motion pictures. large
and well-equippee writing rooms,
where paper could be obtainad for a
trifie. and all the real luxuries Of this
place-that stands upon & hfty-aere
tract of land-are open to the peasant
for but 2 kopeks, the price Of admis-
sion.
Should the aristocracy care to at
tend a performance here, they could.
for the price OF 81, obtain seats In .
loge, and several restaurants were
run at varying prices to suit all de-
grees OF purse and taste. from the
simplest 70 the best
Mr.. johnson said that all Russians.
whether educated or not, are musical
ind thus 1t is that the Russian II pro-
vided for esthetically at home.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

When / hear music
l fear no danger. I
am invulnerable. I
zee no foe. / am re-
lated to the earliest
times, and to the
latest.-Tkoreaal.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26
PHONE STRIKE IS
 DELAYED FOR LOAN

SEATTLE, Oct. 24.-Thc strike of the electrical workers and phone operators along the Pacific Coast for an increase in wages, has been merely postponed. They abandoned the uffort until the end Of the pre- seat Liberty Loan drive in order not to offer any obstacle which might interfere with it's success.
 The shipbuilding trades have re- stunned work IF Seattle but there is great dissatisfaction over discrimi- nation against radicals who have before been employed.
 The employers are considering the introduction of rustling card system so as to eliminate radicalism
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26

The submarine fred iii all two hundred and thirty shots and the steamer two hundred in the smart engagement that occurred between the two.
 One shell from the German struck the engine room and almost placed the boat out of commission. 1t struck just above Ihe machinery and it was through this that so many were wounded cn board.
 The destroyer hove in sight fir, ing at the U boat as it came up and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26
IS YOUR MIND PURE?
 IF so, GO TO DREAM TONIGHT

After having a number oI critics review "The Garden of Knowledge" the Dream has decided to present the same tonight. The play is based on Eugenics, and if your mind is Lot pure, stay away. The story deals, with an attempt to raise pure minded young girls and boys. and also shows the tests they are put to, to see if they arc pure minded. Adults will be admitted to see this play; but the young should remain away, as they would not under stand it. Besides this act play, Willie Collier will star in a Triangle Comedy, Wife and Auto Trouble". Admission tonight will be 50 cts.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26

cecds the three billion mark as a re- suit of the big boost given through Liberty Day in the country.
 The IoaG is now well on it's way to pass the five billion mark, say the Treasury officials as a result of yesterdays successful drive
 M'Adoo peronally expressed his extreme qualification at the condi- tion of things from the financial end.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26
BIG GERMAN LOSS WEST LINE
U BOAT LOSES ITS
 PREY NEAR FRANCE

\ FRENCH PORT Oct 25.- Escaping from a German slbma- rine after a bitter fight whick last ed for four hours, and with seven of its crew suffering from wounds incurred in the battle. an American liner arrived here today with a full cargo of war supplies for Alnericar troops at the front.
 The timely intervention of an American destroyer in reality saved the liner and compelled the under sea boat to relinquish it's prey.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26
DECLARES IMPARTIAL
 ATTITUDE.

When interviewed upon arrival of the Umatilla Judge Holzheimer expressed elation over the fact that his administration throughout will be free from political debts, declar- ing his wish to be governed by the best interests of the Division and to reflect credit upon the service by an impartial course.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26
NEW JUDGE COMES
 FOR N0N0E bENCH

Xious interest obtains in certain circles as to who will receive ap- pointments to the various offices under Judge holtzheimer, an anxiety which he declines to relieve until fully apprised of his new bearings, and the situation may require sev- eral weeks in view of the great dis tance from point to point in the Di- vision.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26

completely.
 The M'Murphy re-trial resulted in a sentence of one year and a fine of five hundred dollars.
 The John Wright case at Sand point, Idaho charged with criminal Hyndicalism was dismissed on both charges. Wright was a prominent organizer Of the Industrial Workers
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26

term of office.
 The new official is in no haste to make appointments to minor offices Prior to the adjournment Of the le- cent special session of Congress, the United States Senate confirmed the appointment of William A. Holz- heimer as federal judge of this di- vision to which position he had been nominated by President Will son. He succeeds John Randolph Tucker, Jr., who was not a candi date and who leaves on the last fleet for the outside.
 Judge HOlzheimer was a practic- | ing attorney at Juneau, Alaska, and had become a resident of the Territory at the time of his appoint ment as Assistant District Attorney for the First Alaska Division at KctchiKan, January 1st 1917, from which office he resigned upon re- ceipt of official notification of his new appointment. News of his con frmstioa reached him at Juneau
 just in time for him to proceed to Seattle to embark on the Umatilla, the last boat in for the season. NOT PREPARED TO ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENTS. Naturally much active if not an-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26
NOTICE.

The Northern saloon will close is business on November [. All accounts due by the saloon must be furnished before that time for pay. mont. All outstanding accounts due the Northern Saloon should be paid before that date.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-26

PETROGRAD, Oct. 25.-To north of Frcderichstad on the Dvina front the Germans continue their remark able retirement.
 Russians recOnnOitering report tLat Kovel Losshi, Al2enan and Akcr all of them have beeL cvacu-