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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-07
Y poIjskih Sumah.
zgodovinsk dogodek. Napisal
Ernest Eberhater. Poslovenil
joe Logacan.
(Nadaljevanje.

(Nadaljevanje.)
kralj je pokimal in odlozil
je klobuk in phase.
Gozdar ga je pogledal.
kralj je bill oblecen V visnievo
uniformo, ma kateri so bill pri-
siti veliki gumbi il bakra. Incl
je sirok pas okoli ledja, njegove
noge so pa tieale V visokih Skor-
njih in vihastih hlacah. Oboro-
zen je bill z dvema samokreSoma
in dolgo sabljo.
mo, je rekel Stanislav. Ma
rjeta prinesi ve6erjo, gostoma j.
pa pokazal, raj Sc vsedeta ma
klop. Karel Sc je takoj vsedel.
Vsi so Sc re vSedli, lie MCCOY
oproda je Sc stall, ker Sc je bal.
da hi razzalil kralja. ce hi Sc
vsedel.
Karel ga ie pa zgrabil "a roko
in ga potegnil poleg sebe ma
klop.
Jasko je postavil veliko skledo
kaSe ma MILO. Vsi so priceli JEST.
Karel je wei leseno zlico in je
pridno zajemati kaSo.
Gozdar. XII je sedel kralju ma
Sproti, ga je vedno ogIedoval.
Pc vecerji, Xxi je konGala molee,
je gozdar namignil Stanislavu in
sepnil V uho:
"Cuj, Stanislav! Stavim. da
je to tisti Glovek, Xxi ie bill v bit
Xxi vedno V prvih vrstah in ma
katerega SEN strelial $ Srcbrnim
gumbom. Morda ie Svcd>ki
krali?"
"Ali Sc ii SANTA" ie odgoyorif
Stanislav. "Kralja sem tudi JAZZ
videl. Ali ia mu Sc podoben
nj"
"No. videl sem ga tudi dobro.
Sc Sc spominjam. kako So je
vspel njegov koni. Sal ina
tudi SirOk pas, katereqa mu je
baje pOdaril sam vrag. Stavim
svojo glavo. da je kralj."
I'm ce hi bill kralj." je odgo-
voril Stanislav, "ie tukai ma
varnem. Moi COST je in prosil
me ie "a preno6iS6e. V koGi mo-
j Sc mu ne DO skrivil las ma
CLAW, magari &c hi bill sam
vrag."
"Se teea ie treba," ie godr-
nial gozdar. "Takega so%vrazni-
ka bodemo pustili. da uide."
"Tukaj lahko spi," ie rekel
Stanislav. "Zunaj pa naredi kar
hoGeS." in stopil je V cumnato.
Ne da bi Sc slekel. ie legel
kralj k p06itku in zaspal, Sc
predno so legli V cumnati spat
Marietta, Stanislav in gozdar.
Madzar ie cul vso noe ma klopi
pred ognjisSem. PuSil ie IL KRAFT
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zastopniki premogarjev MISC no.
tell dati, kar so 81 premogarji
pref priborili. Nato .ie Mitchell,
absoIuten kakor ruski vladar.
sam Sklenil pogodbo Z operatorji
IN dovolil, ia so sc znizale place
"a 90. Pogodba je veliala "a
dive lett. Mitchell je sicer dial
ma glasovanje vsem clanom unite,
da maj Sc odloGijo "a znizanje pla-
ce ali - strajk. Obenem lie pa
pritiSkal ma premogarie, da mai
g~laSujejo proti Strajku. torej "a
manic place. Utemeljeval .je
Svoje mnenje 5 TEN, da unija nj
~prlpravljena "a Strajk; da nina
denarja it'd. V dveh letih - re-
KEEL je Mitchell - poteGe pogodba
ma poljih trdega premoga in mel
tam caSom Sc nabavi denar nakar
bono Sli Z boljimi moGmi V boi.
Grozil je tudi. da odstopi cd pred
SedniStva ce bodo premogarii gla-
Sovali IA Strajk. - kar bi bilo
tudi edino pray. Pc Stetju glasov
"a ali proti Strajku Sc je dogma
10. da je bila Pennsylvania. kjer
50 premogarji glasovali "a mi
zanje place; prot zapadu Sc ie
.glasovalo sploh "a Strajk, toda
moral smo podleci.
20 preteku tie, "a premogarje
Sramotne pogodbe. Sc pa premo-
garji MISC wee dali ugnati V koz-
j rog ampak zahtevali so brez-
pogojno isto nazai. kar so za ime-
II. ker 81 je l. 1906 ~konvenciia
zaNtopnlkov operatorjev in pre-
mogarjev zopct brezuSpeSno raz-
Sla. %prenehali so premogarji l.
aprila ON. !. z delom in naznanili
op%eratoriem. da Strajk bode ira
Jal toliko casa dokler ne podpi-
Sejo placilne leStvice IL leta 1908.
bl pomenilo 800 zvisanja
place.
OPeratorji Sc MISC hotel takoj
odlociti in vsledtega ie nastala
okoi rovov grobna tiSina. Parne
pScah ma lOkomotivah in krog
premogokopov MISC veG piskale:
crodje je pocivalo. Pc diva me-
SEGA traiaioGem Strajku so last
niki premoga Sc udali. nakar Sc
je zopet vrSila brezpotrebna kon-
veneija. Delavska pogodba ie
bila Sprejeta in operatorii so pod
piSali plaGilno lestvino il /. 1908.
Inacilna ie ia pogodba toliko.
ker jamGi kapitaliStom "a mir s
TEN, da ina uniia kaznovati vsa-
kega clana Z so globe Ge hi pre-
lomil kontrakt in sci ma Straik.
(Konec prihodniic.)
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0 uniji% premogarjey.

Star izrek Sc glasi: Cevljar
oStani pr svoiih kopitih. Dasi-
ravno nj zmirai in povSod umes-
ten in p%otreben ia izrek. vendar
Sc ga hotem danes opriieti in
razmotrivati edino V moji stro-
kovni organizaciji zdruzenih pre-
%mogarjev Y Ameriki.
Kakor znano. ie to naivecja
delavska organizacija Y Ameri.
Xxi in Spada k American Fedora
ton of Labor. V zgodovino te
orgamzacije Sc BON spustil samo
tolikO, kolikor sem sam dozivel,
odkar sen ME clan.
Cd svoie prve image z dine
l. aprila 1898, ko so lastniki pre-
mogokopov pripoznali uniio, ie
ista urno napredovala in tudi
precej priborila premogarjem.
Doklcr je unija skrbela le "a
mnozitev svojih 6lanov in V TEN
SmiSlu korakala naprej. bila ie
reSpektirana tudi cd Strani pod
jetnikov. Toda kmalo .ie priSel
cas-. ko je mogla tudi naSa unija
iavno dokazati, ali ie vredna po-
%zornoSti podjetnikov ali ne. Po-
glcjmo najprvo, kako so Sc raz-
whale place premogariev pod
vpliyom naSc organizaciic.
Leta 1895 Sc je pogodila unija
"a oSemurno premogarsko dnino
SID: leto kasneje Sc je ma kon-
venciji premogarjev in lastnikov
premQga uveljavila ista pogodba
Sc "a dobo enega leta. Toda l..
1900 premogarji MISC bill wee "A
dovoljni ; to place, temvec zahte-
vail so - C veG. Konvencija ie
%zavlacevala to zahtevo dan "a
dnevom dokler nj John Mitchell.
predSednik unije, zagrozil posest-
nixon rdvov, da poklice vse pre-
mogarje ma Strajk, ako s. ne
Sklene pogodba do IL. feb. istega
.lcta. Cutie in Strmite. Takrat
je Sc incl Slavni (D Mitchell po-
gum - groziti 5 strajkom. kar
je tudi pomagalo. Operatorii so
sklenili pogodbo z unijo do ONE
njenega dne in po ii pogodbi Sc
ie vzdignila dnina premogarjem
cd $1.75 ma 500.
Tako je ostalo tri leta. V oci-
gled vedno raSto6ei draginji Sc
pa p%remogarji MISC mogli zado-
voljiti, wee $ to place in so po-
novno pc vsi pravici zahtevali
zviSanje iste. l.. 1903 so Sc po-
godili "a 1886 osemurne dnine.
Leto kasneje to ie leta 1904 so pa
zahtevali operatorii ma skupni
kOnvenciii POO znizanja place.
Konvencija Sc je razbila. kaiti
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ne stOpfta HidiV oVoicO, nj yc
pred MO stall ma strait castnik-ko-
Yak. Ko stopita IA malo ploseo,
pritisne ceremonial ma gumb in
ploSca sc dyigne. Ia trenotek
sta bila V nadstropju carjevega
stanovanja. Oba stcpita rae plo-
see, ceremonial odide, a Sc kma-
lu vrne in rece:
Gear Vas priGakuje!" pokloni
Sc globoko in pokaze ministru We
ka vrata.
Minister gre skozi predsobo,
k.jer !je stala velika straza, a niti
je ne pogleda, ampak stopi v So
o.. &jer je delal car.
Car je sedel "a pisalnO MILO,
globoko zamiSljen in V prvem ire
notku ne opazi ministrovega do
hodo, cato sam re6e: Vase veil
canstvo me je Gakalo3"
Car dvigne glavo, kakOr bi Sc
razmislil il tezkih premis-
ljevanj, ko pa zagleda pred seboj
mmistra, Sc nalahno nasmeje in
de: "Pozni stel'
Car z~a6etkoma ne odgovri nice
sar, njegovo oko je zrlo ma polo
papirja Xxi je lezal ma mil, nato
rete: "'Preberite!' in da minis
tru polo.
Minister potegne IL zepa zlat
nanosnik, natakne ga ma nos in
glasno prebere polo:
"Nesretni narod! Ii trpis
grozne muke potrpezljivosti,
stresi sledniiG raz sebe svojo
slabost. XII 10 tvoji tirani ime-
uuiejo zveStobo carju. pa sc
spomni, da 81 ii. kakor on clo-
vek, Dyigni, zdrami Sc in raz-
BIZ okove, DoSti dolgo 81 Jill
nosil. doSti 81 trpei. cas- je, da
poStaneS gospodar svoje hiSe!
Kar ne mureS doSeGi zlepa, do
sezi zgrda, Ma vrsti so mini
ster Sipjagin Gorjanov in ME
govi tovariSi. 10 vidiS, da Sc
ii valjajo V svoji krvi, vedi, da
je priSel cas- reSitve!
NihiliSt!'
Sipiagin je bral mirno, brez
Strahu Svojo Smrtno obsodbo in
Sc glaSnc naSmejal, car pa "a je
zatudeno opazoval 6ez nekaj ca
"A praSa minister:
"Samo emo vpraSanje. Nelican-
stvo! Kje ste dobili ia proglasi''
Danes pray pred pleSomtm mi ga
! .je DIAL policijSki SET, Xxi ga je odtr-
gal rae neke stene V mestG. SET
pravi, da je vse mesto polno ten
rroglaSov, XII Jill sedaj trgajo, ~
lSxi veste . tenn"
"NaSe NelicanStvo me dovaja
Y neprijeten polazaj, Kak mi
Mister policiie bi bill JAZZ. ia Ne bi
vedel, kaj mislijo q meni; kako
bi mogel Skrbiti "a Vase varnoSt.
ko. hi ne bill niti svoje svest! Ne,
da ne bi'znal Same n Ia proglas,
JAZZ znam, kje je bill tiskan, da.
se wee znam, VEN kdo ga je dial
tiskati. VEN. da je druStvo. ki
della "a revolucijo; dd, cello V
dvorSkih krogih. Y blizini VaSega
Velicanstva sc nahajajo tlani te-
ga druStva."
Car prebledi; hotel je vstati
raz stol, pa vsled razbwjenja nj
mogel.
"Ne bojte Sc, Velicanstvo'', ma
daliuje minister. ''kako bi mogel
jamciti "a Vase zivljenje, ko nebi
nj "a svoie."
Car. umirien vsled tie izjave re
te: "Povejte mi, kaj veste o
>tvari!'
"NaSemu V~eliGanStvu je znano.
la Sc je nihilizem pricel Y doDi
Petra Nelikega. Drzavno upravo
so motili razni izgredi in poedin-
ci 81 bill krivi drzavnih ka,as-
trof Glavna krivda. da Russia
Sc danes nina ustave, So tice nj
Ultima. Ali mere kak drzavnik
DAFT ustavo narodu, Xxi vedno zeli
rcvolucije9 Nj vemo. da je hotel
l 4 1 -l--.nl - LII IL. ---.-- l. -
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iTeu hdinluOm, V katcrcm lc
prasketal ogenj, je pa stall Or
denga, reven Picnic. Oba sta
bila naSprotnika saksonskega
kralja. Augusta III.
"Bitka je zgubliena," je re-
kel podkancear. "AInogo Sve-
dow je morao izgubiti svoje XIV
ljenje."
"osemtisoc MOI" je odgovoril
Ordenga.
"Vraga." je dejal podkance-
lar. "pri Narvi je Karel pognal
5 1000 Svedi $4,000 Rusov V
beg"
Ali so Sc dolgo biliP'' je vpra-
sal podkancelar po kratkem mol
ku.
"Ves dan so Sc bill. Bitko ie
odlocil Telembski, XII je $ konjico
napadel Svede "a hrbtom in i'm
vel topove."
Vstopil ie nakrat visok MOI.
zavit Y phase, XII je bill pobeljen S
snezeno plastic,
Menu je pa sledil drugi. oble-
cen V ogrsko kutkO.
Prvi je obdrial klobuk ma gla-
vi. drugi je pa re zunai otresel
sneg s svoje kuGme.
"Vi ste milostljivi kralj." je
dejal podkancelar in zacudeno
zrl Y novodoSleca.
Karel MI. ie pokimal in stopil
h kaminu. da hi ogrel prezeble
prSte.
Podkancelar je takoj ukazal
pripraviti vecerio.
Oproda ie pa ostal pr wrath.
"Gospod podkancclar." ie pri-
eel Karal Nil. "potrebujcm diva
zaneSliiva scla."
"Takoi bodcta tukai. Veil
canStyo."
"Pero in 5rnilo,' ie zapovedal
karel; vSedel Sc j. in napisal
diva povelja. katcra ie uroGil vsto-
pivScmu Selu. DoloGil ie tudi
Gas do kcdaj Sc morata vrniti.
Stopil j. zopet h kaminu.
"Vam ie re vSe znano.'' lie
%Spregovoril Karel Pc kratki pau
n. Segel pc Svoii navadi zopet
Y lasc. pa ie zadel oh klobuk.
"0prostite 2. podkancclar. da
je Svedski kralj vstopil tako ne
otesano."
Dial je klobuk Madiaru in re-
KEEL:
"otresi Snec, zunaiH'
Oproda ie odSel.
"Temu Madzaru So imam mno-
60 zahvaliti." ie govoril krali.
ZveSt ic kot pes, hraber kot lev
in neumen kot osel."
Madzar jc zopet vstopil.
ono. tovariS." ga il nagovoril
prijazno kralj. "Zebc tie in ogrei
Sc, sal sva pri kmetih brez 6ev-
'v, .uu' ShuP"J HP"i" III Jeo.a-
N"J N~""S'iJ'>' e'SPou' le
'r"e"Sa' S,e
P"" pr! N",p'"' III 80 po'olNii
' 'oJaN'!
Sal llm pom pIacal' Je Jez-
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Kupujte pri tvrdkah. ktere O.
glasujejo v nasem listu. Kadar
kupujete, prosimo, omenite PRO
letarca".
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lHctN he lOugOloN ne atd
rovl Jaz poznam RUSTIC in v Mi
ruski narod. Ko je sedel ma pre-
stOl car. Xxi je enako p~ravicen vsem
rarodom, poiskal 81 je nihilizem
crugo pole s~vojega delovanja!
JAZZ sem preprican, da bonnie Sc
MISC nehale delovati."
Carjeva roka je Ladrktela, ko je
izrekel tie besede Sipjagin, XII je
nato n%adaljeval:
"Nihilizem ina sedaj svojo Ia
Slombo V nezadovoljnosti Fincev
IN Poljakov. Nj hilo brez razlo-
ga, ko sem svetovaI Velicanstvu,
da maj vzame Finski avtonomijo,
eli Vase VeliGanstvo mi je odgo-
v%orilo, da ne6e nikomur kratiti
narodnih pravic."
Car odlO6no odvrne; "Da moja
cvrsta VOLTA je, da ne gazim ma
rodnih pravic, XII so Jill narodOm
PRIMAL moi predniki."
bog daj, da Sc lie bi kesali !
Nlhilizem rule med Poljaki in
Finei, tudi med mas pridel Ko
SEN postal minister. stavil sem 81
Ia prvo nalogo, da iztrebim nihi-
lizeml Znano yam je, da sem
%uStanovil lastno policijo, Xxi iSce
pc vSeh kotih sledOve nihilibma
p~osrecilo Sc mi je. da sen mu pre-
krizal mnogo naGrtOv. a Sedaj sem
pripravljen, da mu zadam zadnji
udarec! RazprSeni deli nihilis-
tiGne vojske Sc zbirajo okoli svo-
Jill voditeljev, pregnancy V Zu-
richu in Genevi, kjer je njih Cd
Dor in pripravljajo atentate. Da
je TO kje drugje. hi temeljito uni
eli TO zalego, ali prof slobodnim
meScanom Slobodne Svice ne mo-
reno storiti naSilnih korakov.
Zdi Sc mi, da je doSti, ako pazimo
dobro nauje, ako ne pustimo, da
GcpiSujejo 2 d%omacini. ako pazi-
mo na one. XII tn govore o NTH.
Proti nam in naSi policiji ne mo-
rejo n~icesar. cato tudi VEN, cd
&cd SO ii proglaSi, Iii mas obsoja-
jo ma Smrt, R%azjasnim YAM tu-
iii. odkod prihajajo ii proglaSil''
"Govorite :"
Ko 50 Sc zaceli uemiri ma XII
jeyskem vSeutiliStu. sem naStopil
kar najstrozje, dial SEN zapreti
univerzo IN aretirati dvesto diia-
kov in Jill dial Y preiskavo Min
pregreha je bila jaSna, in dial sem
j:h kaznovati! Uporniki pa so
to porabili in mi sedaj zugajoi
Ali JAZZ Upam, da skorO stopim
pred Vase Veli6anstvo in pokorno
iavim, da je rak-rana ma telesu
Rustic izzgana, da nihilizma nj
vec!''
lNekaj kasneje je stopil car $
Sipjaginom Y plesno dvorano; bill
j. videti dobre wolfe.
Sipjagin gre k generalu ORA
gomirovu, prime "a "a roko in
gre Z MIN Skozi dvorano V stran-
sko soho. V kotu Sedeta. prizge-
IN 81 cigarette i'm minister ZaCne
govoriti:
"'Vazno porotilo imam "a Vas,
XII mi "a je poveril ear
Car We, da more razpolagati
Z menoj', odgoyori pokorno ge-
neral.
"Vi veste, da ie i~zpraznjeno
meSto petrogradskega prefekta
ysled smrti generala Heidna, Ma
to mcSto pride guverner Finske.
general Iatonski, a a misli car
imenovati g%uvernerom in genera
lom FiuSke,'
"Niti najmanjega veselja nj
mann do policijskega poklica',
Cdvrnc Dragomir-v. "Vojak
sem! MiSlim. da najde car ka-
ko bolje mestO zane, ce ne, pro-
sim "a pokoj!'
ITO bi Sc zdelo. kakor da Sc bo-
jitc Fincev!'
NE bojim Sc nikogar. a nerad
sluzim policiji!' cdvrne kratko
ceneral.
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BLACKWELL ITEMS.

Mr.. Kenny of the Laona Chief
was here between trains Thurs
day.
Mr.. Rhymer and family are
suffering from an attact of the
Grip.
Sherman Weatherwax depart
ed for his home at Clintonville,
Monday.
John Mitchell was compelled
to take few days vacation on
account of an injured finger.
Mrs. K. Peterson and son
Chester left for Clintonville Mon
day, the former TO consult .
physician.
Joe Pausiska cut his left hand
quite severely Thursday. He
was taken to Laona and DR.. FL
lott dressed the wound.
Mr.. Dorey's son diec FRIDAY at
the home of his foster father,
at Laona He was about sixteen
years of age. His father was
called and was present st the
time Of his death.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-01-09
W Wabeno.

The following account of Wa
beno appears in the December
number of the Trade Review OF
Iron, Villas, Florence and Forest
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-01-09

number of the Trade Review OF
Iron, Villas, Florence and Forest
county:
Wabeno was first settled in
1897, when the G. & n. w. Ry.
Co. built the first log house,
using it as land Office, and
which is still standing.
The first settler was Mr.. Fred
Morey, who came from Rockford,
Ill. The village was originally
plated in 1897 by the G. & N.
w. Ry. Co., that road having
been completed to Wabeno the
same year.
The growth of the village at
first was slow, as there were but
few houses until 1900 The first
store was erected by Rusch Bros
on lot /, block 3, nearly opposite
where their present store stands.
The first hotel was built In 1898,
at the street corner opposite the
railway depot, and was known
as the Hotel Wabeno. The first
school house was erected in 1897,
the pioneer teacher being u Miss
Bowen, of Gillett
In 1900 the population had
reached nearly 800 persons.
| The first saw mill was erected
! in the fall of 1897 by husch
Bros, and is still standing, be-
ing operated by the @. w. Jones
Lumber Co. The second mill
was built by the Wabeno Lumber
s. Manufacturing Go. IL 1898,
while the large mill of the Bay
Shore Lumber Co was erected
at Soperton lone mile OF Wa
beno) in 1904.
The lumber industry has since
grown to large proportions, be-
ing the largest of any town IN
Forest County and giving en-
ployment to nearly |, 200 men at
the mills and woods. There are
now four sawmills, lath n d
shingle mills, resides miner in
dustries; also over twenty bust
ness places in all lines, enjoying
a prosperous trade and Wabeno
contains chartered bank, an
opera house, seating 800; three
/ hotels, two restaurants, four
general stores aud other business
places.
There are three churches, in
Guiding Presbyterian, Catholic
and Lutheran, all well attended;
also one large public school and
four country schools, employing
ten teachers and have large at
tendance.
The village is in the center of
one of the best hardwood dis
tricts in the state and the sur
rounding country is also we'll
adapted for agricultural pur-
poses. There are a number of
small lakes in the vicinity, all
we'll stocked with fresh fish, in
lcluding bass, pickerel and other
varieties; also several trOu t
streams in the neighborhood,
this being one of the best resorts
| in the country for fishermen and
sportsmen generally. The vii
lage is finely situated in Wabeno
township, about twenty miles
! from Crandon, the county seat,
and has excellent shipping faciI-
tiles, being on the Clintonville,
Oconto & Saunders branch of
the G.. s. N. w. Ry. Shipments
comprise lumber, lath, shingles
and cedar products. During the
past few years the population
has been increasing rapidly,
many new houses having been
erected every year Assessed
valuation of real and personal
property 100000 bonded in
debtedness none; rate of taxa
ton Qast year, about two per
cent. Population, 1,500.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-01-09
LOCAL AND Personal.

for Wausau
Albert Zahn of Mosling vas in
town Tuesday.
w. P. Rice returned to Mil
waukee Monday.
James Piper drove across tc
Crsndon Saturday.
For unusual bargains call al
the Forest Co Nero. Co.
Undertaken Frank Mischo was
called to Laona Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Fitzpatrick return
ed from Marinette Friday.
II. s. Keeney of the Laona
Chief was in town Monday.
The Jones mill was started up
Monday for the seasons cut.
Miss May Toutloff returned
Saturday from visit at Laona.
Albert Olson returned 6atur-
day from months visit at West
by.
Mrs. Jacob Gerl was over to
the county seat the first of the
week.
The school teachers returned
from their respective homes Sat
urday.
Miss Merle Chinook returned
to the River Falls Normal last
Friday.
A monster bargain sale is go
ing on at the Forest Co. Nero.
Co. store.
VIM Schoephoester and d. G,
Forrest Of Padus We're in town
Saturday.
Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick re-
turned to the Oshkosh Normal
Saturday.
A Law and Order League is
soon to be organized in Wabeno
and Soperton.
Miss Mary, Paul and George
Schmon visited at Anlwa a few
days last week.
Supt. A. j. Tipler of the Jones
Company was indisposed til 9
first of the week.
John Dickinson returned to
Eagle River Saturday where he
is attending high school.
James Sindberg has been APP
pointed city marshall and com
menced his duties yesterday.
Peter O'Conner of Amigo came
over yesterday to look after the
interests Of the Kimberly Clark
Company.
Dist. Atty. w. A. Wescott and
Atty. G.. I'll. Dawson Of Crandon
were in the village from Friday
until Monday.
Miss Nina Fitzpatrick, who
has been the guest Of relatives
here, returned to her home at
Green Bay Saturday.
Rev. Calvert was unable to oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Presby-
terian church last Sunday eve
ming on account of illness.
The I.aona Chief was a year
old last week. The Chiefs sub
scription list is gradually increas-
ing and most OF the business men
of Laona run ads in the paper.
Henry Schroeder, who = $
spent the past two weeks with
his parents, left for Watertown
Monday to resume his studies at
the North Western University.
Miss Daisy Lawrence, who has
been the guest of her parents,
banker and Mrs. Lawrence, lett
yesterday for Thorp where she
will visit few days before re-
turning to her duties as trained
nurse at Dubuque, Iowa.
Conrad Jecklin, Jr., for more
than year past, assistant in the
depot at this place, has been ap-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-01-09
Photo Postals

Up-stairs IN Crawford Building
Photo postals anl Penny pictures.
Will be in towrl short time only
Rbth& &fo1d @ Rogers,
Photographers.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-08
The Proof Of the Pudding.

During five years OF the period COW
cred by the operations OF the Ding
ley Protective Tariff Law there has
been witnessed the addition Of more
than $4,000 100000 to the capital In
vested in manufacturing Industries In
the United States; more than a mil
lion additional employees have found
employment in those industries. and
more than $4,000. 600 900 has besa ad-
ded to the value Of their products.
The workingmen In these industrie'
have obtained an increase Of bill
lion dollars In their aggregate annu'
al wages and the average individual
wage increased more than 500 a
year.
The increase in all exports was
from $1,O59, 1897 900 worth in 1897 to
81 1928 1896, 900 worth in 1sO7-almost
doubling in ten years.
The value of the products OF the
farm exported in 1907 was $1.O5O, ,000.'
900, or almost precisely equal to the
value of the total exports Of the coun
try in 1897.
The values Of farms and farm prop
erty, quoted by the census returns OF
1890 at $12, 2,18O, sol ,538. reached the
stupendous figure of $20,514.O01. .S3s
in 1900.
Individual deposits of money In the
savings banks Of the country increas
ed from $685., 3,413,564 In 1897 to 3d.
299. .544.6O1 in 1906. The individual
deposits in national banks increased
from $5,O94,735.37O In 1897 to $12.
215, 767 ,666 in 1906.
No reason has been given-none
can be given-why a policy in gov
ernment under which these results
have been achieved should be chang
ed.
Petty attacks have been made up
on minor defects of the tariff law.
and these attacks have been reiter-
ated by free.trade enemies Of the pro
tective system.
The duty of the hour for the Am
erican people is to accept the actual
results accomplished under the pro
tective tariff as conclusive proof OF
the wisdom Of that law. rather than
heed the noisy objections and COM
plants of its enemies, who furnish
neither facts nor logic to support
their demand that protection be de-
stroyed and that the country shall a.
dopt a low tariff or free-trade tar
if.-American Economist.