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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
1RoLAAREc

kedar so volitve, takrat sc libe-
ralni M klerikalni Abdereani
malice stepo zavoljo konjskega
golasa in kislega cvicka. Ne fla
sajo Sc radi tega, kdo DO jedel
golas in pill cvicek. All, kaj Sc
Ia ia posel imajo Abdercani pre-
eel "trjene zelodce. MIN je
vseeno, kaksen je golas: liberia
len ali klerikalen. To je malen-
kost "a ktero Sc pravi Abdercan
ne zmeni. Ali ko so volitve kon-
cane, je joj. Liberalni Abdereani
o6itajo klerikalnim Mica Kova-
ceva piva ME pvaceva. Klerikal-
nj Abdercani pa zmerjajo liberal
ne $ "pufarji". In ia prepir
med liberalnimi in klerikalnimi
Abdercani Sc vleee in ponavlja
kot morska kaca leto "a letOm.
cd enih ob6inskih volitev do dru-
9Th.
TakO minevajo dnovi, tedni,
meseci in leta V Abderi.
Abdercani MISC lie mirni ampak
tudi patrioticni ljudje. V svoia
najlepSa SetaliSca so spomenike
p%Ostavili generalom. Mice nj
motil teh g%eneralov, XII so sc svo-
je dni Skazali kot klavci narodov.
Nikomur MISC bill ma poti, dokler
MISC socialist priGeli 5 svojo pro
timilitaristi6no agitacijO Alb
deri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
Sfranka.
-JuGosLovANSKA S0CIALIS-
TICNA ZVEZA
sedexem v Chicago, Ill.

Jugoslovanski socialistiGni
klub st. L., Chicago, Ill. Anton
Presern, predsednik; Frank Pod
lipec, fin. tajnik. Klub ina svo-
lie redne mesecne seize vsako zad-
MO soboto V mesecu V prostorih
sodr. FIR. Nadia, 5S7 So. Center
Ave.
Slovanski socialistiGni klub
&. 3, Glencoe, O., Iguac Zlember-
gar, ~predsednik Ivan Kravanja,
tajnik.
Jugoslovanski socialisti6ni
khb St. 3, Conemaugh, Pa. Frank
Podboj, predsednik Stefan Fab
ric, tajnik.
= Jugoslovanski socialisti6ni
klub st. 4, La Sale, Ill. Jos Brat
kovi6, predsednik Valentin Po-
tisek. tajnik.
Slovenski socialistiGni klub
"BodoGnost'. St >. Claridge, Pa.
Jchn Bate. zaG. tajnik
Slovenski socialistiGni "Klub
veselih sodrugov" stew. 6 Cum
berlandu, Wyo. John Sarc, pred
sednik; John Medved. tajnik.
- Slovenski socialisti6ni klub
stew. Z. Murray, Utah. ValentiD
Eltz. predsednik; Edward Hof-
man, tajnik.
- JugoslovanSki socialiSti6ni
klub St. s, RoSlyn, Wash. Lukas
Notar. za6. predesednik John
Zobec, zac. tajnik.
VISA %poro6ila in dopisi socialis-
tiGnih klubov. kakor tudi posa-
meznih sodrugov, ti6o6i Sc Socia-
listiene stranke, Sc maj poSiijajO
glavnernu tajniku, John Petri6,
us W. 10Th St, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
KAKo PRIDE VAS DENAR
~NAJVARNEJE v START
r A

Ce ga poslete Pc Mohor Mladi-
Gu, GIT So. Center ave, Chicago,
Illinois. On je v zve,i z g. Sakser-
jem v New Yorku in posilia de-
mar to6no, varno in z~anesljivo v
start kraj.
Ako pOtujete V start kraj ali
zelite koga svojih scrodnikov ali
prijateljev vzeti V Ameriko, po-
TEN istotako kupite vozni listek
pri Mohor Mladicu. On preskrbi
dobro in nitro vo6njo Pc najnizjih
cenah.
Mohor Mladic,
GIT So. Center ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
''Orlova'' zabava.

SlovenSki delavSki pevski zbor
"Orel" Y Chicagu priredi Y ne,
deljo dine |. marca doma6o zaba.
vo Y dvorani sodr. Mladica. Ia.
cetek oh ,. uri popoldne. VStop-
nina bo proSta.
Sodrugi in Sodruginje, Spom.
mite Sc Ia dan naSepa vrlega cor
la, kteri nam ic zveSto Stal we'd.
no ma Strani. NSi ma To Zabavo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
Anarhizem.
lNadalievanie. J

(Nadaljevanje.)
Ako je delo edini moralni izvir
premozenja, potem ina vsak de
lavec pravico do celega dohodka
svojega della. Temu pa dandanes
nj tako. In zakaj ne? Napoti ie
zaSebna lastnina - podobi zem-
ljiSt. podjetij in kapitala. XII da-
jejo Nth lastnikom vso moe mad
proizvajalnimi pripomoGki (stro-
j, tovarnami it'd. brez kojih nj
II miSliti nj ma kako proizvajanje
in pridelovanie. Ker pa delavci
nimajo teh pripomockov. so pri-
mOrani vstopiti pri lastnikih V
delo. Ii pa Jim ne dajeio cele
vrednosti NTH izdelka. ampak
81 pridrzuie jo en- del "a glavni-
ske obresti. podietniSki dobiGek
it'd. Ker delavci mani dobe nego
z%asluziiO in pridelajo. ne moreio
tako kupovati. izdelkov s. lie mo-
re toliko prodati - krize V raz-
peeavanju in trgovini sploh so
naravni nasledki teh razmer.
Kupna pogodba, XII 10 sklepa
delavec z lastnikom. kapitalistom,
je vsled premoci zaSebne Jasmine
neSvobodna. Pri kupJiji pa mora
vladati Svoboda. nanjo ne SINE
vplivati nobena %vnania. tuja sila.
To je mogo6e le V "anarhiii".
V h~ezvladju. tn nj ne laStnine.
m tuje Sile. tn Sc meniavajO pri-
delki taiSte vrednoSti docela svo-
bodno in torej pravicno. Kaj pa
ie merilo "a vrednoSt pridelkov7
Enako vrednoSt imata diva pri-
delka tedaj. ako sta s. V enakem
taSu in Z enakim naporom pride
lala. Y kateri Stroki. 10 ie Use
jedno. Kai pa. ko hi kdo vSled
laStne lenobe mani pridalal ka-
kor drugi? tn ie priSel Proudhon
do razpotia. Ena pot. ma kateri
hi poudarjal StaliSGe a%ritmeticne
enako~ti, hi ga dovedla Y tabor
komunfzma, druga pot pa. XII hi
ma d~opuScala o~zirati Sc ma vred-
most oSebe. hi ga dokai odaliila
cd prvotnega Strogega naSproto-
vhsja vSemu. kar s. tice zaSebne
Jasmine. In vendar Sc ie Proud
hon Odlocil IN to Slcdnjo pot.
Svoboda mu ie bila drazia kakor
enakost. Nepravicno hi bilo.
pravi, merit pridne in lene Z is
tim merilom; ako torei kdo mani
pridcla. maj tudi cd navadne dni-
ne sorazmerno mani dobi. In ia
ko dospc Proudhon do na6ela :
Vsak pc svojih delhi. XII j. dokai
razliGnO cd niegOvega prvotnega
staliSta naSproti laStnini. Proud
hon priznava torej zasebno pO-
sest in pa delo kot merilo "a dni-
no; ostal je individualist ter po-
stal kolektiviSt in anarhist.
Steer Sc pa pri MEM kaze to,
kar vidimO pri vseh drugih anar-
histih da je Nth program in Sc
STAY pc gospodarski strani mai
SibkeiSi. Tcmu deistvu Sc nam
nj treba cuditi. ako pomislimo.
da Jim je politicna svoboda prvi
in p%oglavitni cilj, Xxi maj mu stu
ii gOSpodarska enakost lie "a pri.
pomoGek. Nj cuda torej. da SO
politicne svoie zahteve Skrbnejc
ustanavljali in utemeIjevali ne.
go gospodarske.
To vidimo tudi pri Proudhonu
ko poskuSa uvesti svoje gospo.
darskc nauke V prakticno zivlie.
ME. Da hi preprecil one brez
define dohodke, XII sc nabirajo '
trgovini in dobiCku ma podlag.
, kapitala, je nameraval ustanoyit
tako zvano "ljudsko menjalnC
I banko" (banque d'e-change), k
: mai bi podrazevala blago, pc ka
2 terem Sc malo prasa in pocenje
lvala blago, po katerem sc dOst
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
1sce Sc k~ompanjona

IA nOvo podjetje. XII
obeta velik u>pch.
kOmpanJon mora imeti
1000 dol. ma roki.
Ponudbe pod Sifro:
y. u. ma upravnistvo
Prolctarca.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18

Sodrug FIR. Ilitti je postal 5
uovih n~arocnikov IL Minnesota.
Pc wee naroGnikov Smo p%reieli
Oklakomc. Illinois. Ohio. Penn
svlvaniic in Arkansas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18

KJE JE? Aloiz Petric. donna
IL Wrinkle pri Ribnici ma Kranj-
Skem. Ma njegov naSlov hi rad
zycdcl Edward BrinSek. Hotel
Croatia. $40 Ohio St. Allegheny,
Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
THE STEINER ACADEMY OF
ENGLISH,

SLOW. Dept. P. $50 Loomis Str,
Chicago, ILL.,,
in slehernemu Sc DO ma to vazno
u~praSanje odposlal nemudoma
odgovor. s katerim DO tako zado-
volien. da DO rad o TEN povedal
tudi svojemu prijatelju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
(Dalje prih.)

Zakaj je cena klavni zivini Ia
ko nizka, a meso tako dragoT
"Bog We"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
ZNANJE ~ANGLESCINE JE
Moo!

Vsakdo. XII hO6e zvedeti, kako
Sc angleSki jerk nitro in lahko
nauci, in to brez vsakih kniig in
ampak pc neki 6isto lah-
ko umliivi in n~ainoveiSi metodi-
mai Sc Obrne ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
sodrugi! Citajte!

V upravnistvu "Proletarca"
587 So. Center Ave. Chicago. ILL.,.
.je dobiti sledece socialisticne bro
sure in knjige:
Socialism 10c
Zakaj smo SOCIALISM,? ..... 7c
Socialna demokracija in
kmetisko ljudstvo ...... Sc
Komunisticni manifest SO. zoe
Nasa bogastva .......... Sc
Vsako teh brosur posljemo
postnine presto. Sodrugi, sezite
pc Min, dokler ne poidejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
Now izvrsevalni odbor socialis
tcne stranke "a Zedinjene
drzave.

Splosno glasovanje "a kaudida-
tie osrednji izvrSevalni odbor
ameriske socialisticne stranke je
koneano. Rezultat istega je, da
sedem kandidatov, XII so dobili
najvec glasov, tvori zdaj novo
eksekutivo. Izvoljeni so sledeGi
sodrugi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18

sourugl:
Stew. glasov
Victor l.. Berger. .5.OO4
A Nj. Simons. 1850
John Nj. Work. 1852
Morris Hillquit. 1924
y. III. Floaten. !. .3.719
Carl ID. Thompson 1878
j. q. Phelps Stokes. 1926
Skupaj je kandidiralo l13 So
drugov "a eksekutivni odbor.
Obenem sc je vrSila volitev tu-
di glavnega tajnika stranke. IL.
volJen je bill ponovno Sodrug j..
Mahlon Barnes z ogromno veGino
elaSov. Ia tajnikov urad je po-
leg BarneSa kandidiralo Sc drugih
pet sodrugov. In STEER so bill:
j. Mahlon Barnes. .S.S25
Hermon +. Titus. .........1.29
Murray Youtz. 1874
j. w. Galley. .312
John Hindhcliff ........... .236
James A. Slanker. Ia
NSeh glasov "a Il. tainika .ie
bio torej oddanih 1923. SploS-
mega glaSovanja "a ekSekutivo in
tajnika Sc je vdelezila wee ko ena
tretjina clanov SocialiSticne stran-
Ike. ktere Steje danes mad 10000
redno placujoGih CLANCY V Zedin-
jenih drzavah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
Vsem klubom ma Znanje.


knjizici. Razposlali smo Jill vsem
ZVezi podrejenim klubom in sicer
"a vsakega Glana pc Stevilu.
Kubi. HI ne prejmejo dovoli
pravil, maj to naznanijo %glavnemu
tajniku. IStotako maj piSejo pc
pravila tudi oni sodrugi, XII so
nam poroGali. da Sc ustanavljajO
V NTH naselbinah now klubi.
John PetriG, 81. tajnik.
Club v Clevelandu.
Cleveland. o.. 10. feb. 1908. -
V Clevelandu Sc je dine 6. feb.
ustanovil socialisticni klub
"Luc". SEIZE Sc vrse V prostorih
Rud. Perdana. sos st. Clair
Ave.
Zacasni odbor Sc ie konstitui-
raj sledece: August Kuznik, pred
sednik; Frank Crne, organizator;
JakOb Ho6evar, zapisnikar; Rud.
Perdan. fin. tajnik; Ivan Nolk,
knjiznicar. - Dosedaj ie 9 ella
nov; upati je pa, da Jill bode Y
naikrajsem veliko wee. Ia gla-
silo kluba ie bill izvoljen list
"GlaS Svobode" Y Chicago.
Imenovani klub sklicuje shod
brezposelnih v soboto dine %. feb.
t i. OBJ 8. ur ipopoldne v Knav-
sovo dvorano. Ma vspOredu je Sc
danji gospodarski polozaj. Go
vorili bodeio govorniki tudi dru-
9Th narodnoSti. VStop vSakemu
prOst. Pridite v obilnem stevilu!
.Jakob HoGevar, zapisnikar.
Op. ured. - Ustregli Smo vaSi
zelii. in drage wolfe ustrezemo tu-
di vasi drugi zelji - vendar pa
pricakujemo od vas. da bodete vi
ustregli tudi naSi zclji. AkO no.
cemo skupno delati "a zviSene
ideje socializma.. tedaj moramo
biti tudi skupno organizirani. Ia
kaj hi 81 cepili7 "Proletarec" je
glaSilo re oSmih slovenSkih klu-
bow. zakaj ne hi bill tudi vase gla-
silo. Mi pozdravliamo vas korak
in obenem zelimo. da upoStevate
ia mas nasvet. kot nasvet sodru-
gov.
Veselica hrvatskih sodrugov.
HrvatskO Radnicko Prosvietno
PolitiGko DruStvO Y Chicago pri-
redi dOmaGo zabavo zvecer dine
90. feb. V dvorani sOdr. F. Mia
dica- Ma sporedu je petite, tam
buraSka gOdba. deklamacije in
pies. Vstopnina prosta. Sloven-
ski sodrugi in sodruginie Sc uliu-
dino vabiiO, ia Sc vdeleze te "a
bave.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

The development of the South
PLAN, are being watched with a
keen eye by many People from
every part of the United states
will come here as soon a. we can
procure railroad facilities. but
listen people, nov is the time 10
get "A home IN Lubbock county.
Land Is cheaper now than IL will
be- next year or the next II yoJ
contemplate getting IN home in the
finest country IN the world YOU
had better not wait for railroad
To carry you here Come now Il
YOU have 90 walk
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Trade with your home mcr-
chants They have the goods and
their prices are not unreasonable
In fact you often pay more for
goods in the railroad towns and
then have to bear the expense OF
the trip. Count up the cost of
your trip and add the amount to
the amount you paid for the goods
and see what you have not made.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

We are Iu receipt OF commu-
nlcation from delegate from the
la, eru Star Grand Lodge which
met 40 Beaumont last week giving
an account of that assembly which
we would like 10 have published,
but ou account Of our limited space
and the latcueSs OF the hour iu
which we received il We will be
compelled to keep it for next
week
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

T. l.. Allison has purchased the
Matador Maverick and put in new
type and materiql, enlarged the
paper from hve.column folio "a
SIX column folio and changed the
name from The Matador NAV.
erick to the "Nlatador Mes
seuger" aud starts out with a new
volume and number. The new
paper is most credltahle one
both from standpoint of print.
ing and editorial ability and wish
for Mr.. Allison all the success
possible % the newspaper field.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
De MidIand ExamIner B

The Midland Examiner has
changed hands. j. ;, bearing
and son who have guided the old
ship Examiner over the troubled
water of the sea of journalism
have sold. their business and plant
to MeSsrs. Morris j. Lynch of
Kansas, Rev. 4. c. Parker, j. A.
Martin ,1r., !. II. Clark Of Mid
land.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

At the 4Jh, Quarterly Confer
euce last Monday the following
officials were elected for the COM
iug wears. Stewards, W a.
Carlisle, II n. Porter. VI G
O,ertou, II Y. Ed,all, O. +
Patterson. W :. Poscy was
elected Reed, steward and J l.
Dow sunday School Supt
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Lubbock Is not "A town without
people around 1T. The country is
rapi lily filing up New houses
are dotting the beautiful plains all
around our town Let the good
people continue to come to this
land of wonderful opportunities.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

The exhibit of machinery and
and implements cover five acres OF
the fair grounds this fall and still
many we're denied admittance on
account of the limited space to the
be devoted to that part of the er
hlhit.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
TWELVE PAGES.
LUBBOCK TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCT 23 1908

The exhibits from different
counties Throughout the state
are more complete and a greater
number participating, at the fair
this year than ever before IN the
history of the fair.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

J L TndalI. Of Eastland Tex
A.. an old time friend and neigh
Dor Of j. p. Boles Of this county
has been spending several days in
this part of the county. He said
he aud Mr. Boles lived neighbors
for g. years. He dropped into
our Office Thursday and ordered
81 doses OF the Avalanche
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

\ dozen nice residence buildings
now under actual construction is
not bad. It's IA sion of progress
and prosperity. That number is
now being built in the town Of
Lubbock Let the good work go
on
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Letme move you. Fm'SpeCallv
prepared 10 handle household
goods ! have a large roomy
wagon and can handle your house
hold goods with Jess damage than
anyone else See me for all kind,
OF hauling aud draw work
G. +. Jackson.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Constant growth is the fruits of
honest. conservative boosting
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Old Fashioned Lick .

For Genuine old fashioned sor-
ghum see W. = Florence or tho
Lubbock Mercanti le
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

List your lard with Patterson &
Son for quick sales.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

What about fire protection in
Lubbock
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Dishes, dishes. many varistie.
At the Racket Store
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Lubbock just keeps on growing
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

LOST Brindle Motley faced
? year old heifer, branded RID on
Y
side. marked crop each ear undo.
bit the right. A X. billiard.
t4.2tp Lubbock, Texas.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

See the many useful articles
.ast received Al the Racket store.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Enameled wsre Of all kinds at
fbe Racket Store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
FUMES OF FURNACE
AT DUCKTOWN
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE ASKED
TO ENTER SUIT TO CLOSE
SHELTERS.

BLUE RIDGE, Ca, July 15.-Peti-
tons are in circulation in Fanin, I'm
ion Gilmer and Murray counties ask
ing the Legislature to pass a resolu-
ton authorizing Attorney General
Hart to take a decree at the October
term of the United States Court shut
ting down the large copper smelling
industries at Ducktown, Tenn, be-
cause of alleged damage done crops,
land and timber in Georgia by the sui
phur fumes. The petitions, 1t is ex-
pected, will be presented to the Leg
islature tomorrow.
In the United States Supreme Court
one year ago it was decided to grant
the copper companies time to do
away with the alleged nuisance of
sulphur fumes, and thousands have
been spent in an effort to convert the
sulphur into sulphuric acid. 1t has
been believed for some time that the
new process was an entire success.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
HOUK FACTION
SURE TO BOLT
REPUBLICANS ARE CERTAIN TO
HAVE TWO CANDIDATES FOR
GOVERNOR.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 10
Now that a republican state conven-
tion has been called to meet in Chat
tanooga on Aug. 10 it is practically
certain that the Houk faction will
bolt the convention and that T. A,
Wright will be their candidate for
governor. Since G.. N. Tillman has
absolutely declined to enter the race
there is much guessing here as to
who will be the candidate. John w.
Early, Foster V. Brown and Newell
Sanders, all of this city. have been
mentioned locally, but no one has
yet ventured to express an opinion as
to who would be a favorite candidate
for the entire state.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
WILL PROBE THE
PRISON SYSTEM
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE PRO-
vIDEs FOR INVESTIGATION OF
PENAL INSTITUTIONS.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 14.-Both
houses of the Georgia Legislature to-
day passed resolutions providing for
IAN examination and investigation in
to the conduct and management of the
Prison Commission, its officers and
employees, and all convict leases"
This action was taken in response
to recommendation made by Gov.
Smith in his annual message, in which
he referred to certain criticisms
brought to his attention by the joint
committee on penitentiary. These
charges reflected upon the official con-
duct of the chief warden.
The Investigating Committee will
have the power to summon witnesses
and compel the production of books
and other papers, and will be COM
posed of three Senators and two Rep
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
MUST PAY COIN
IF THEY RIDE,
RAILROADS CANNOT SWAP TICK.
ETS FOR ADVERTISING SPACE,
SAYS THE COURT.

CHICAGO, July 15.-"If 1t be law
full to make the exchange of railroad
transportation for advertising, then il
would be lawful to do the same in
every transaction, and the railroad
business might lawfully become one
of barter and sale, limited only by
the demand"
In a decision handed down today by
Judge C. G.. Kohlsatt in the United
States Circuit Court, from which the
foregoing is quoted, the jurist en-
Joined the issuance of transportation
by the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louis
vile Railway Company to the pub
fishers of Munsey's Magazine in ex-
change for advertising.
The decision was rendered in test
case in which the Federal authorities
brought suit to prevent the carrying
out of contract entered into in jan
uary. 1907, between the railroad COM
pany and Frank A. Munsey & Co., pro-
viding for the issuance of trip tickets
or mileage to the value Of $500 in con-
sideration of certain advertising
space in the publication of the maya
zine company The contract was al
legged to be violation of the Hep
burn law.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
SALE OPENS In
BLAZE OF GLORY
BoGATzKY & BAUMAN'S NEED
THE-MoNEY OFFERING PROV
1 ING GREAT SUCCESS.

Saturday morning the mighty lever
of publicity demonstrated it's power
at Bogatzky & Baumans Need-the
Money Sale early in the morning, long
before the hour for the doors to swing
their open welcome to the buying
public, surging mass of shoppers
gathered at the front entrances on
the Square in front of Bogatzky &
Bauman's two stores. A big crowd of
eager shoppers patiently waited for
the clang Of the town clock tolling the
hour of the Grand Opening.
Promptly at 9 a. m. the doors
swung ajar and the biggest Sale event
in Columbia was opened in a blaze of
glory. The crowd packed the large
store rooms of the big stores all day.
Everything moved tremendously and
there was good humor and good cheer
the entire day. 1t was a pleased
crowd and the values given by this
concern stimulated active buying. The
splendid management, courteous
treatment and rigidly enforced policy
of fair and square dealings left it's
impress upon the minds of the visi-
tors.
This is the most successful sale in
years. Such crowds must convince
the most skeptic of the power of
printers ink properly used The
great crowds gathered at this store
could not have been attracted in any
other way than through vigorous
campaign of advertising. The Herald
is proud of the great success of this
sale. Because it means holding trade
at home; and brings new trade to Co
lumbia and a boost for home trade.
This sale is being advertised and
managed by Bogatzky & Bauman and
will close Saturday night, Aug. 18th.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
BRIDGE GIVES WAY
BENEATH LOAD
HOfsRES, VEHICLE, DRIVERS AND
TRUNKS TuMBLED INTO
THE WATER.

HARTSVILLE, Tenn, July 10
About noon Tuesday a span of horses
belonging to J. C. Vance's livery
stable at this place, fell through the
bridge across Lick creek, between
Huntsville and Dixon Springs, draw
ing the vehicle containing two colored
men, Clarence Carr and Ballard
Locke, and several trunks, tearing
the trunks and wagon up pretty badly,
bruising the men and injuring the
horses seriously. Fortunately for the
owner of the trunks, he had gone on
ahead in a buggy.
The creek was about waist deep
where the horses fell in. The trunks.
which were filled with samples worth
about 5000, burst open and everything
was wet through and through to the
extent Of several hundred dollars.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
POPULISTS MEET
AT THE CAPITOL
HEAR ADDRESS BY THoS. A. WAT
SON, AND NOMINATE PRES
lDENTIAL ELECTORS.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 16.-J.
s. Leech, of Carroll county and w. NJ
Marshall of Williamson were made
temporary chairman and secretary
respectively of the Populist State
convention which assembled here to-
day. After perfecting temporary or
ganization the convention listened to
speech from Thos. A Watson, of
Georgia, Populist nominee for Presi-
dent who speaks at the Ryman Audi
forum tonight.
A ticket for presidential electors
will be put out by the convention and
possibly state ticket. About rs del
egates are in attendance.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
BIG RETURNS OF
TOMATO CROPS

HUMBOLDT, Tenn, July 15.-
Much to the surprise OF the farmers
themselves from whose fields the
fruit has been moving, a big train
load of tomatoes has gone from Hum
boldt each day during the present
week, and shipment promises to be
heavy during the remainder of this
week. 1t looked ten days ago as IL
the shipments would be entirely over
before this time, but the vines have
held out surprisingly well and the
price has remained good. The far
mers are realizing big returns from
their tomatoes.