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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

MIS-. C. F. Luce, of Logan,
was the guest of Mrs. Hosbrook
yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

R. F. Hudsonpillar, of Nor
ton, Co., Kansas, is in the Val
ley, the guest of S. H. Morgan.
He and S. H. were in the same
company in the war and hadn't
met before for % years. The
old boys surely are having a
great visit, talking over old
war times.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Miss Sadie Linsly will be the
guest of Council Bluffs friends
,ver Sunday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Mrs. E. w. Stevens will go to
Council Bluffs Sunday to spend
a few days with friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

C. R. Stout is in Logan today
on legal business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Goodrich Bros. have rented
the building second door west
of fire station and will occupy
it about October LIST, with a full
line of paper, moulding, paints,
etc. A new front will be put
into the building.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Miss Verona Pratt leaves for
Milwaukee, Monday, where she
will enter Downer College, to
take preparatory course be-
fore entering Vassar.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clapp
and little son leave tomorrow
for Fargo, North Dakota, where
they will visit for some ten
days. They will be the guests
of Mr.. Clapp's parents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20
George johnson Resigned

George johnson, who has
been cashier of the local freigh,
office for seven years, has re
signed to take a position as
agent at Jefferson, Iowa. Mr.
johnson has worked in the
freight office for fourteen years
and it will seem strange not to
see him at his old desk. As
soon as arrangements can be
made he will move his family
to their new home. We are
glad to hear of his promotion
and are sure he is deserving Of
this recognition of his services.
The Northwestern has always
been fair with its employees
where ability is shown, hence
Mr.. johnson is to be congrat.
ulated. We hope their new
home will be a pleasant one.
The Johnsons will be missed
among the social life of the
city for they have always made
this city their home.
The Two Merry Tramps, as
presented at the Opera House
last night, was a very satisfac.
tory performance, and pleased
the largest audience we have
seen in the Opera House ir
many a day.
A. C. House bought the Foss
farm northeast of Mo. Valley
Thursday.
J. H. Price, the music man Of
Mitchell, S. D., is the guest of
friends in this city.
Mrs. E. j. Gaver is again Sc
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

II. q. Atherton is in Wood
bine today on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Mrs. Jewell Roberts is expec-
ted home this evening from a
two weeks visit with friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

A. ]. Otto, of Council Bluffs,
IS in the city to day on busi-
ness.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Forrest Zollipher, of Omaha,
will spend Sunday in the Val
ley, the guest of friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

B. E. VanScoy, of Parnell,
Mo-, who came up to Iowa to
close up his fathers estate, re-
turned to his Missouri home to-
day, taking his mother and
sister with him, who will make
their future home in Missouri.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20
The little babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wisecup died this
morning at ZOO o'clock.

Miss Edith Mcclure will
come down from Dunlap today
to spend Sunday with her par
ents and friends. Miss Edith
is teaching near Dunlap.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-09-20

Miss Kate Craig and Fora
Jones accompanied Miss Nellie
Sweny to Omaha for a weeks
visit.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-19

constable, D 90
4O2 DIR w NJ Crawford, salary
and operation, 90 II
403 j n Cauthen, salary as
magistrate, 300
4O4 + l. Tluesdel, salary as
cons aule, 20 10
4O5 John X Hall, salary as CON-
stable and conveying Iu-
matte, $40
l0G j f Gregory. salary, stamps,
etc, lO2.0O
407 J A Hyatt, salary as COM
missioner, 62o
40S j T. Stewman, proceedings
IN lunaCy 4
100 III Funderburk, lumber
and nails, 4.2O
40 d X Hall, salary as magis-
trate, 300
All A NJ Hall, conveying pris-
oner to Jail, 40
ALP NJ G Gardner, salary as SUI
pervisor, 33 80
Alb w G. Cauthen, court and
pauper claims, 5000
Ala w L Croxton, jr, repair
ing road, 200
AIS w l. Parkes, bridge work, 300
4l9 w NJ Wick, lumber and
bridge work, $50
42O j II Hunter, deputy sheriff
out of county, l4.45
42l Andrew Baskins, repairing
bridge, LOO
422 j d Griffin, salary as
magistrate, 1880
423 l. j Perry, salary as
magistrate, 2O.S3
424 John p Hunter, conveying
prisoners PIT
425 w II Vanlandingham, road
work, $50
1926 j w Sullivan, keeping
county home, 81 90
427 NJ C Gardner, salary as
supervisor, 80. 33
42S w Il Bruce, salary as COM
mission & clerk, Is. rs
429 r Nj Jones, bridge work, 40. 80
400 l. w Bailey, road work, 200
ADJ J Il Hunter Jr. conveying
convicts, 2.5S
432 w G Davis, bridge work, II. 90
433 T l. Sowell, road work, 400
434 John A Cook, salary as
auditor, %. 90
Abs w & Cauthen, salary as
treasurer, 25. 90
436 J b Connors, salary as
constable, 20. S3
437 j l. Adams, hauling rock
IN road, $50
43S o w Msckey, salary as
constable, 1880
439 II w Mobley. salary as
magistrate, Is. 90
440 G O Barber, making fill IN
road, 5000
AL j Il Hunter, salary as
constable, 29.lS
442 r l. steel, repairing bridge, 100
443 w NJ Moore sal as supt ed
and stamps 55 90
444 J p Hunter, sal & Jail acct 1873 %
445 J NJ Caskey, sal rs coroner IA 5S
I46 w r. Roberts. sal & spec~
ial deputy, IL 90
4i7 ! y Helms, bridge work, 90
AS \ K Bailey bridge work, 4 90
44) J l. Gaskey, bridge work. $50
$50 j II Horton, damage to
machinery, 100
45l II b Massey, lumber IL
work, 2S.45
452 w J - guer. hauling IL
read work, ! 50
1913 NJ Q Gardner, sal az supr, 33 80
454 James II Barr, work on
bridLe, SIS 90
455 J a II att, sal & lumber. II SO
1856 y Helms lumber &
ITiIua work = M |
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-19


4SS w NJ Moore, salary az
supt. of education, 5000
4S9 w J Williams, hauling on
public road, 800
400 w } Thompson, work of
mule on pub. road. 1.5O
49l f ID Beckham, salary as
constable, 1000
1872 j f. Stewman. proceedings
in lunacy, '075
1913 John A Cook, salary as
auditor, 1900
1874 w & Cauthen, salary as
treasurer, 25.0 90
400 NJ NJ Tillman, services as
assessor, 2 90
1876 w Is Arant, lumber &
bridge work, 600
497 + w Walters, hand & mule
work, 1.75
49S w E Green, reprg. bridge, l.50
400 NJ G. C~arnes, digging &
walling well, 5000
500 Robt. Remington, help
ing dig well, ii 30
sol J w sullivan. work & feed
ing hands to dig well, ID %
500 Dr G. w Poovey, p. IN. s.
lunacy, 1900
SOB DR.. } ID Funderburk, lunacy, 800
504 = a Parker, lumber &
work on bridge, 800
800 John Q Adams, hauling
och 800
500 j b Common, salary as
constable, O.S
507 J l. CasXey, bridge work 100
50S DIR. 4 > Mellow, post NOR
TEN & dissection, 1000
500 w ii McMurray, bridge
Il road work, 4.25
$40 J ID Arant, lease Of land
for public road, 2.75
oil f l. Stogner, hire of hands
on road, 300
5l2 b A Gamer, bldg. bridge, $500
5l3 Adam Morrison, Sanitary
work, 30
5l4 w f Hudson, magistrate, 1880
5l5 S l. Levard, removing raft
q bridge work, 2.75
5l6 j NJ Caskey, coroner, ID 5S
5I7 ID + Gardner, lumber, $40
SIS Nj b Funderburk, hire of
hands on road 10
$40 J p Hunter, sal &jsil acct, 175 10
$50 w j Crenshaw sal as const. 10 90
ADJ ] w Client. coffin, 500
OBJ J F Perry, bridge work &
lum Der, B 80
523 w B Bruce, sal as com & elk 9.3S
524 J II Hunter, lumber, &
bridge work, 7 90
525 G F Payseur, removing
RATS & etc 4 so
526 A II Carter, lumber Z.56
527 Il + Culp bridge work 100
52S w l. Sistare. hlg rock $50
529 + NJ Stogner. grand juror 4 100
$50 d D NJ Bailey. go
53l J r Sistare. 2.7O
532 h r Horton, $50
533 } A Hyatt, sal as com 6 20
534 J II Hunter, sal as cOnst, "a IS
535 w j Williams, work, rock
& lumber. 800
$50 Samuel Laney, hire Of
hands 81 mule, 8 80
537 J w Thompson, build
bridges, D so
53S o II Bell, grand juror. 40
039 II + PaySeur, repairing
bridges 2.75
$40 NJ & Gardnev, sal a. supr 1888
54l w Sullivan, bal on keep
ing 90. home, 500
542 J ID H~inson, lumber etc 2 30
543 II b Massey. lumber for
bridge 25 90
54i J II Barr, bridge lumber, l34 90
$40 l. u Barr. repairing bridge. ! 90
$40 u W sweat, repairing briGge so
547 r J Flynn, repairing bridge 3 rs
54S y = wilson and i'm. Stag e
building bridge 81 90
$40 w ID Starnes building
bridge. I4O 90
$50 ] Il r Ferrel, lumber
bridge work, 5 25
55l W b Bruce, sal a com
and elk, 9 3S
552 | n Aycock, %refunding com
mutation tax , 90
553 5 b Brazell, bldg bridge 3 30
55i A X Bailey, hauling rock 1 30
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-19
REPORT
OF THE
COUNTY TREASURER
From May 18th, 1905, to May
18th, 1906.


1876 J. p. Hunter, conveying
lunatic to hospital, $l4.O6
1877 f r Massey, work for chain
gang, 300
1913 J r Stewman, proceedings
in lunacy, GID
339 a A Caskey, bridge work, 200
$40 IA Dabney,~ collecting com
mutation tax at cotton mill 600
BAL NJ C. Gardner, salary as SUI
pervisor, 80 80
342 L J Perry, salary as magis-
trate, 2OS3
343 wv Sullivan, keeping coun-
ty home, 400
344 j b Connor, salary as con-
stable, 0
345 Jno A Cook, salary as audi
tor, 25.OO
346 w C Cauthen, salary as
treasurer, $500
347 J p Hunter, salary and Jail
account, 1870
34S w NJ Moore, salary and
stamps, $3.50
$40 w b Bruce, salary as com
missioner and clerk 1875
$50 j NJ Williams, making fill
in road, 1900
35l Adam Morrison, sanitary
work, .25
352 J NJ Caskey, salary as cor
oner, 1883
1853 J Il Hunter, jr., sal & con
veying convict, 3l.74
354 w j C%rensbaw, salary as
constable, 1900
$50 DR.. Ezzell, post mortem and
dissection, 1900
800 w F Hudson, salary as mag
i~strate, 4.l6
357 j w III Weaver, damage t
horse and buggy, 10 90
1858 K d Beckham, salary as con-
stable-special deputy, 1l.50
$50 DR. w s Moore, examination
In lunacy. etc, 100
$50 j A Hyatt, salary as COM
missioner, 6.25
36l X II Jennings, state treas
urer, insurance on county
Jail, etc, $3.50
362 NJ c Gardner, salary as SUI
pervisor, 1898
365 Lancaster Cotton Mill Co,
repairing road, IS 90
366 Paul Moore, expert apprais-
ment of Jail, 3CO
367 G l. Mobley, services as as
SCISSOR, 200
1853 S b Brazil, hauling rock
and %ditching, 400
369 III Perry, salary as mag
i~strate, 2OS3
$40 j Roberts. salary as mag
i~strate, 1866
81 w f Roberts. salary as
constable, 1000
372 J C Robinson, rep'r road, 800.
1873 L. Funderburk, services
"a asses, or, 200
374 JT Suipes. work on bridge. LOO
375 j f. Collins, lumber & work
on bridge, 90.
376 w l. Parker, work Of mule
on puh ic road, so
377 II w steel. moving
bridge etc POO
37S + b Fuuderburk, shOvels
for public road, 75O
379 4 NJ i HalIman, lumber for
county home, 3.25
$50 w NJ Moore. salary as super
inteadent Of education. 30 co
3Sl NJ & Gardner, sa'ary as
supervisor, 81 81
1872 = b BraZel q J w Baker,
bridge and road work 100
1873 J l. Caskey, repairing bridge, | 90
3S4 J ID Caskey, services as
assessor, 200
3S5 n Carnes. lumber &
hauling, II 50
1856 j w Sullivan. k cOinp
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-01
Cd blizO in daleC.

- AngleSki delavci so vsem de-
lavcem vsega sveta pokazali edino
pravo pot, pc kateri ie treba hoditi,
ako Sc noce slucaji brezposelno>
sti poginti 'lakote.
Sodr. Jack Williams, znamen:t
1judski govornik, je dne 6. jul. t. l.
zvecer Z veliko Geto brezposelnih
delavcev il Manchestra zasedel ne
obddlano ze1nljiSce, Xxi je last mrtve
roke - drihovnikov. Delavci so pri-
nesli s sabo sotore, posodo "a kuho
in orodje. Zemljo so razdelili v par
cele in pricei takoj Z obdelovanjem
'Delavci so izjavili, ako bi Sc jih no.
telo odgnati silo, da bodo zasedli
drugod neobdelano zemljiSce. In
tako je prav!!
" Rusiji ne bo miru doIder ne
.pade autokracija. IL Sebastopolja
sc poroca, da so Sc dne 10. JUL. t. |.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-01
SLOVENSKIM IN HRVAT-
SKIM SODRUGOM MA
ZNANJEi

Osredni odbor socijalisticne
stranke oLraja Cook, ILL.,, proglaSa
sledeGo resoAucijo, Xxi Sc glasi v an
gleSGini:
Slovenian Comrades, attention.
Whereas, 1t has been made
known to the County Central Com
mittee of Cook county, ILL.,, on COM
plaint of the Slovenian comrades
composing South Slovanian Branch
No. II, that "Glas Svobode', ow-
ned by one M. V. Konda, published
in this city (Chicago), is preaching
openly against Socialism in it's col
mnnS, and
Whereas, This paper was at one
time used by the Slovenian comra>
des as their official organ, and on
account of its open attaSs OH Socia-
lism it has ceased to be such, and
Whereas, The said M. V. Kon>
da has been, but is not now, a mem
Der of the Socialist party, and
Whereas, The Slovenian comra-
des have now a paper named PRO
letarec', owned collectively by
them, published in this city (Chica-
go) and printed in the Slovenian
and Croatia'n languages; be it there
fore
Resolved, That we condemn the
action of NV. Konda and consider
as unfair and unjust his attacks
against the Socialist movement and
its noble aim in behalf of the op
pressed and downtrodden human
ity, and we therefore call upon all
Slovenian comrades to give to
"Proletarec' their loyal and finan-
ciai support; be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be printed in the Chi
cago Socialist, a copy transmitted
to the National Office, and also ask
the Socialist press of America to
publish same with a view to giving
these resolutions as wide publicity
as possible.
Published by order of Cook
County Central Committee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-01
Chicago, August, 1906

drugi svoj cas- "a oficielno glasilo,
toda ga morali Opustiti radi njego-
viii odkritih napadov ma socijali-
zem, in ker je NJ. Y. Konda bill sam
Clan te organizacfje, a sedaj mi vec,
in ker imajo slOvenski sodrugi Sc
daj tukaj " Chicagu) svoje lastno
glaSilo "Proletarec", XII Sc tiska
Slovenskem in hrvatskem jeziku, in
vprav vsled tega obsojamo delo-
vanje Nj. Y. Konda-ta Z njegovim
neosnOvanim in kriviGnim napa-
dom ma socijalisticno gbanje in
NIGGA blag namen V boju zatirane~
ga in teptanega clove6anstva;
pray zato kliGemo vsem sloven-
skim sodrugom, mai podpirajo edi-
no-le "Proletarca' duSevno in
gmotno;
nadalje Sc Sc sklepa in naprosa,
da to resolucijo objavi Chicago
Socialist, da Sc njej obvesti tudi
"osredni odbor skupne SOC. stranke
Ameriki :" ('Natlonal secretary')
in da Sc naprosi Sc VISA ostala soci>
jalisticna glasila "a ponatis te reso-
lucJe.
Objava osrednjega odbora okraja
Cook"
SlOvenski in hrvatSki sodrugi,
kakor tudi vsi tisti, ki so Sc zani-
NAH "a razmere med 'Proletarcem
in "Glas SvObode" ter samooblast-
MIN postopanjem Mrtina V. Konda
napram SLOW. socijalistom Anne
riki, mai sedaj pokazejo svojo So
lidarnost.
Noben zaveden delavec, sodrug
ali somiSNenik ne podpira delavcem
sovraznega lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-01
Leto L. Vol. ~

pred anarh;sti. V mestu La Grania
je neki clovek skrSal preriti Sc do
kraljevSkega automobile. Clovek je
biI "fino obecen". Policaji so vsi-
lJivca odgnali ma straznico, kier so
pri njemu naSli bankovec "a 500
pezet in nekaj drobiza. Tam je po-
vedal, da je iz Madrida in da Sc
piSe Jose Maria.
Da 6loveka Spaniji odzenejo v
spehkamro, zadostuje, ako je fino
oblecen in peticen. Mi Sc takega ma
zlranja V pohcajskih glavah lie vese-
limo in zelimo, da bi Sc povsod tako
naziranje preneslo prakso, potem
bi morda doziveli, da bi tudi sloven-
ski "Spisarji' priceli podpirati "a
vedne deIavce v boju proti policiji.
- Dezelno sodiSGe v Hamburger
Je obSodilo uredn:ka strokovnega
llsta Der Hafen Arbeiter' ma 6
mesecev jece radi hujskanja k ma
silju, katerega je zakrivil priob6e-
MEM dveh clankov. ODa clanka, ka-
terra je napisal sodr. Goerlitz, sta
blla proti interesom dobiGkala
podJetnikov. In drzavmi pravdnik ie
tekom Obravnave povedal to lie ne
utmost: "NGbrotje med tosedn-
io6inf in delaVci je mStsurilo le So
ciditStifno fGSObiSje." Predlagal jc
osem mesecev jece, ali sod:SGe jih
Je sodr. Goerlitzu priznalo lie Sest.
) to Obsodbo je bila drzava zopet
en}rat resena, ali drzavni pravdnik
je z zgoraj omenjenim stavkom do
kazal, kako ma nizki stopinii iz-
obrazbe stoji dandanes takozvana
mescanska intelligence.
- V LuzeEnu Svici SO Sc pri-
cele organizirati delavke, ki delaio
y zelezarnah. ko je delovodja do
znal, da nameravajo delavke usta-
noviti svojo strokovno organizacijo
llh je po delopustu pozval v dvo-
rano, kjer Jim ie med drugimi CEN
cami dejal to-le: "Jaz priznam, da
Sc vsled danaSnje draginje ne more
izhajat; plaGilom, kakerSnega mn
Placujemo. Vsled tega vprasam
vsako delavko, predno 10 sprejmem
V delo, ako zivi le o tenn zasluzku In
&c to potrdi potem jo ne sprejmem."
Tako odprto je Sc malokdo raz-
krinkal izkoriScanje, kakor delovo-
dja, ki je izjavil, da je delavkam
pri desetinpolurnem delu nemoeo-
&c prezlveti Sc in da racrmi tudi
tenn. ola poleg delodajalcev Sc drugi
ljudJe pomagajo, kar pomem dru-
gimi besedami, maj revice prodajo
svoje tela, kakor je povedal cini6no
tudi neki znani 6eski podjetnik ma
Center ave-, Chicago, v katerega je
Sc dandanes precej Slovencev radi
buSinessa" zatelebanih.
Fej, takim ljtrdem!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-01

pmdrlHrli putarSklm vojakom v
Batumu bojni ladiji "Pantelejmon"
in "Trije Svetniki".
I)trli ma vrtu carSke palace Pc
trOgradu SO naSli vec bomb. Radl
tega je grozen strah autokraticnih
l1rogh. Car, batjuSka Sc je baje ta~
ko ustraSil, ko ga je dosegla ia vest,
da je hlaGe zmoG;l ma nekem goto-
VEN mestu.
Y NemGiji je sklenil osrednji
odbor sOcialistiGne stranke ustano-
witt "sOcialisticno bojno SOLO. V
tenn zavodu sc bode mladina ucila
SocialiZma, narod, NIGGA goSpodar-
stvo, prava, zgOdovine, naravoslo-
via in sicer prakti6no kot govorni-
Xiv debati ali predavanju.
Ako pOmiSlimo, kako nam dan
danes primanjkuje dobrih govorni-
'kov razrednem boju, potem mo-
ramo Odprto izre6i, da je ia korak
nemSkih sodrugov posnemanja vre-
den.
- Alfredo Dreyfusa je sod;S6e
po IL. letih priznalo nedolinim.
Marsikdo Sc Sc spominja, kol.ko Sc
je govorilo in pisalo pred lett o
Drcyfusovi aferi, da so Sc ministrl
menjavali kakor vreme V jeseni, da
b; kmalu priSlo tudi do drzavnega
preobrata. Sedaj je ia afera "a vse-
lei koncana!
Mi gotovo n:smo "a Dryfusa -
stOtnika A kot socialist moramo
reci: &c Sc komu iavno stori kakS-
no krivico, pOtem Sc mora to krivi~
co tudi javno poravnati.
= Sc nj dolgo, ko je ohola neln-
Ska vlada obljubila nemSkemu ma
rodu, da bode klnalu napo6il dan,
ko Sc bodeta "a nemSki narod cedi-
Ia med in mleko. In res je bilo mno-
go idiOtov, ki SO verjeli tenn oblju-
bam Vlade Ali macek nj izostal
Ma Dalnjem Nztoku je bill fiasko,
V severni Afr;ki polomi; priSlo je
pa tudi do vojne " jugozapadnr A
friki, ki dokazuje, da Nemcija nina
ne diplomatov, ne vojskovodij, radi
tega je Nemcija V svetovni poliiki
zela povsOd fiasko.
Da bi vlada nekoliko prikrila
svoje .hibe, je padla po pomoznih
kolonialnem uradu, ka.
terim sedaj moralnem oziru cita
levite, kakor &c bi imela morala kai
opraviti svetovno politiko.
Ako bi hotela nemSka vlada
resnici napraviti red kolonialnem
uradu, potem bi Sc morala sama u
makniti drugim pametnejSim mo-
zem.
" Spaniji, v dezeli svete in
<vizicije je silno narastel strah
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-01

V slovenskem prevodu Sc glasi !:
"Vsled pritozbe podruznice il II.
volilnega okraja, v kteri so zdruzeni
jugoslovanski SOCIALIST (to je L.
podruznica "Jugosl. SOC. Zveze v
Ameriki" = OPP. ured.), ma osredni
odbor okraja Cook, ILL.,, da M. ".
Konda, lastnik tu Chicago izhaja-
jocega hsta "Glas Svobode" z1o-
rablja njegove predale proti SCOTIA
lizmu, in
ker so rabbi ia list slovenski So
Evening journal., 1906-09-10

day they brought home a number OF
fish and birds.
The Snapper Club, which has recently
organized, has secured the room over
Klnc's pool room 1t has been nttcd
handsomely.
The merry-go-round which was for
merly stationed on Second street is ex-
pected TO come back here to-day.
George Platt went cunning for reediea
Saturday and bagged. a number Of fine
bi~ds.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Stewart and
daughter Elsie, Of Woodbury.. n. j., are
visiting friends here
Walter Truitt of Mt. Pleasant, spent
Sunday with his sitter. Mrs George Her
man.
Miss Elsie Moore returned Saturday
from a seven weeks visit to Atlantic
City.
Miss Rosa L. Maxwell has returned
from "a weeks visit TO Christiana.
Miss Margaret Murphy has returned
home from a five weeks visit to Phla-
delpha
Miss stella King. of Wilmington. SIS the
guest Of her brother, James King.
Evening journal., 1906-09-10
STATE NEWS NOTES

The Ancient order Of Hlbernians of
Kent county boast of the youngest
county president in the order He is
Edward ID. Prince. % years old. and
chief clerk of the Diamond state Tel
ephone Company's main Office in Dover.
Mr.. Prince is such a hustler that his
election was unanimous.
Notwithstanding the ruin Of farm
crops by the rainy season during Au-
gust and the latter part of July, the
prices Of farms are holding up, and
even increasing. John II. Ashcraft
executor Of John Ashcraft, deceased,
on Friday sold the Risin Sun farm of
102 acres, for years improved by Mr..
Ashcraft and Charles w. Lord pur-
chased it for $4,000
Because Of his great popula. ,ty,
Woodward b Cooper. i'll with typhoid
fever has been presented with a set
Of resolutions from Magnolia Epworth
League, declaring that his life In their
community is a sunbeam and assur-
ing him and his family Of "our earnest
prayers to God for his speedy recov-
cry" The Magnolia League believes
in telling a man what il thinks Of his
life while he is yet dead
a number Of Keiffer pear orchards in
the vicinity of Milford are blooming
for the second time this season.
A grey eagle was shot by John W.
Ellis, OF Milford, which measured six
feet four inches from tip to tip Of its
wings
The w. c. r. Z. Of Georgetown has
elected Mrs. Amy Lynch delegate and
Mrs. w. d. Adams alternate to their
convention to be held in Wilmington
the latter part Of this month
The chairman Of the Sussex County
Committee Mark L. Davis. has sent
out a call for mass meeting of all
Republicans OF the First Representa-
tive district of Sussex county. to be
held in Milford on Monday evening.
September II. The purpose Is to agree
upon representative candidate for
the district
At the meeting OF the Sussex County
Medical Society last week the business
principally was the election Of three
/ delegates to the state Convention.
which IS to be held I'm Wilmington on
! October Q. Dr. q. Frank Jones. OF
! Georgetown, Or. Joseph NJ. Martin. of
Lewes, and DR. r p. Hopkins. Of Mil
ton were the delegates elected. The
next meeting Of the county society will
be held in Georgetown on the first OF
November.
The tomato market is proving a puz-
zle TO the growers. When the factory
/ proprietors raised the contract price
for the entire crop of tomatoes grow
from IS to 50 per ton IT was thought
that everybody would sell by contract
Many refused to thus dispose OF theii
entire yield, however. and depended
upon the nuctuating market Las
week the non-contractors had their to-
matoes on their hands and found II
almost impossible to dispose Of then
lfast-ripening fruit at a living price
This week. however. the price jumped
TO eighteen and twenty ccrts per bas-
ket. II Is expected that the market
win 90 higher next week particularly
for prime fruit. uninJured by the rot