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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
sues to ForecIose Mortgage.

Otto R. Hanson, on behalf of George
Rockwell of Chicago, filed suit against
A. G. Frost, the receiver for the Chicago
and Milwaukee Electric Railway Com
pany and the Metropolitan Trust and Saw
ings bank of Chicago, to foreclose mort
cages amounting to $4,000 and interest
of 5000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Back Home


When Alzora Dunn had shaken the
dust of Brattleville from her feet
literally, for it was a hot, dry summer
and departed for Chicago, Gus Mitch
ell of course had been at the railroad
station to see her off.
Brattieville boosted only 700 inhabit-
ants and the celluloid collar was still
regarded with favor in its society cir
cles. Around his celluloid collar Gus
wore a narrow black string tie with
crumpled ends and there was photo
graph button Of Alzora In the lapel of
his coat. He also had abalone shell
cuff links In spite Of this he had a
good, square Jaw and a look In his
eyes that 4 woman could trust. He
had a heroic smile on his face as he
crushed Alzora's fingers at parting.
You're sure, Zory" he asked, a
trifle TREMENDOUSLY. There isn't any
hope for me? You don't carer"
For an instant AlZora Dunn, her vel
low hair shining in the sun, her pretty,
frivolous face pink with the excitement
OF her departure, felt sudden qualm.
Ever since she could remember Gus
had tagged around after her. OF
course she liked him-but marry him,
neveri
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Negro Holds Up Milwaukee Man.

Highway robbery, in the heart of Mad
ison, was committed on a recent night
when August Rauel of Milwaukee. book
agent, was touched for about 81 by
negro with whom he had been drinking
in a saloon. The negro told Rauel. who
is a Frenchman. that he was a highway
man and that if he, Rauel, did rot give
what he had, he, the negro, had knife.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

China is a laborious job. A stack Of
round masonry is set up and followed
The beans or grain is dumped In and
then rolled to the proper degree of
coarseness or otherwise. Two persons
operate the roller and, like the Indians,
the men have no scruples against as
signing the women to the task, task
comparable only with the treadmil.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
"Yeggs" Mako Big Haul.

Yeggmen BLEW the safe of the Bank of
Nebagamon at Lake Nebagamon, thirty
miles east of Superior, and secured cash
amounting to $1,700. Three explosions
aroused the town, but the bandits were
not disturbed and drove out of town on
the west
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
THREE BROTHERS BREAK JAIL.

Held on Charge OF Counterfeiting,
but They Saw Their Way Out.
Sheriff Kittleson and posse are scour-
ing Tame county in pursuit of three broth
ers-Hugo, Albert and Rudolph Donners-
tag-alleged counterfeiters, who broke
Jail at Madison. The brothers had sawed
the iron window bars with saw made
from a steel bed Stat, and reached the
ground by means of rope made from
bed clothing. The Donnerstags were ar
rested at their home near Rhinelander
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
City Is Held Liable.

In decision handed down by Judge
Daniels the city of La Crosse is held liza
bic for all reasonable bills incurred in
the care of smallpox cases. A patient
was quarantined in boarding house and
the landlady, Mrs. II. Simonson, sued and
was awarded damages done to her BUSH
ness and for the care of the patient.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Nffssfnp Man Returns,

John Illness. the Valders man who dis
appeared from his home and who was
believed to have met death from exposure
while i'll. returned to his home the other
night apparently in good health, although
evidently completely tired out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Lena Pastor Resigns.

Rev. T. A. Scharfenberger announced
his resignation from ST. Johns Lutheran
church of Lena. to become pastor of the
German Lutheran congregation OF Fort
Washington Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
KENosHA MYSTERY Is SOLVED.
BODY of Prominent Man Missing Two
Years Found In River.

Years Found In River.
The body of John Gillett, formerly
probably the best known man in Keno
sha and a son of the late Judge Gurdin
Gillett, who disappeared Jan. IA, 1907,
was found in the Kenosha river. 1t is
evident Gillett walked into the river on
the night of his disappearance, and was
caught in the refuse at the bottom of the
stream and held there. The river is filled
with tar from the gas works and with
acids from a large tannery, and these
served as a preserving fluid to such an
extent that, notwithstanding the fact that
the body had been in the water for nearly
two years, it was still possible to recog-
nize the features.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

Of pink tea procllvtes longer wanted IN the
service
school for instruction for those who wish to enter
the service conducted the lines of institution
like West Point Annapolis, would raise the standard
Of American dpIomasts still further 1t is impossible
youngster jump into the field and compete with
older heads but with three years of hard training in
such school he would be fully qualified for the work
cut out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Mfshicott Girl Dissppears.

Marie Stelzer of Mishicott has been
missing for several days. Searching par
ties have been out night and day, but
have been unable TO find any trace of the
girl who left her home to come to this
city. The girl is 20 years old.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Deer Hunting Slim This Fall.

Reports from the north declare that
deer hunting, the open season for which
starts Nov. 10. will be futile this fall, the
deer having been driven out by the forest
fires.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Aged Farmer KILLED by Train.

James Peabody, 60 years old, farmer
of Stonirgton township, was struck and
killed by a passenger train on the Wa
bash railroad near Blue Mound.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

TO wide discussion labOrs interests and to the edu
cation of the people to its condition and to its real
and just needs
the earlier days those who advocated improve
conditions Of labor and sought to enact laws
for its protection regarded by many agitators
as encroachng upon certain vested natural rights
employers Much progress has been made since then.
The reforms which have been effected and which are
now generally regarded just the improvement Of
dtons many hazardous undertakings for the protec-
ton the persons and lives Of operatives improve
ment Of insanitary conditions which surround many
places of labor and other improvements proof the
wisdom of organized effort and Of discussion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
"PINK TEA" DIPLOMACY.
:. S. Minister to Argentina.
By Spencer Eddy, u. S.

The old conception placed on diplomacy by
Americans is fast disappearing 1t has not
been so many years back since the impress
sion prevailed that diplomatic post was moth
ing more than q medium through which our
country maintained its social entente cordiale
with other nations. And this Interpretation
Of the functions Of the Office was held also
by the men in the service themselves. But
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
SCOPE OF MANS WORK.
By Prof. Kenyon L. Butt

The sharp distinction sometimes drawn be-
tween vocational studies and culture studies
is already being modified. Some time 1t may
be obliterated. Probably we shall have new
definition of culture. At any rate, vocation
hereafter is to be glorifed not only for what it
contributes to national and individual pros
perity, but for it's educational possibilities
Vocation is not merely technique. 1t is not
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

1t was quite by accident one day that
Alzora went into the stockroom just be-
fore closing time and across the room
saw Mr.. Hatton seize a small boy In
overalls who had stumbled against
him. He shook the boy violently, cuffed
his ears and swore at him, then in his
hurry stumbled over a box and swore
some more. His face was black and
ugly He flushed as he met Alzora and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
DOUBLE CRIME Is MYSTERY.
Railroad LabOrers Shot to Death in
Cook Shanty.

Cook Shanty.
Two Macedonians employed by the
Milwaukee Electrical Railway Company
at the Waterville gravel pit were killed in
a mysterious shooting affair in the cook
shanty. They were Rompo Usranoff, the
cook, and Sperry Achisbroff, laborer. A
report that the shooting resulted from
quarrel over a woman is secuted by Rob
ert Louvre, the camp foreman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Cxarfna II Shy.

The czarina of Russia is said by peo-
pie who know her we'll to be very shy.
and to usually sit with her eyes cast
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

merely breadwirning. At its best 1t Is form Of social
service IN which the whole man is engaged 1t relates
itself to most of individual demands growth and
even vitality the social demands of family
of state and of civil society. Hence shall discover
way of making vocational training also liberal train
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
IMPROVED LABOR CONDITIONS.
By Vice President Fairbanks

There has been during the past
few years a very noticeable I'M
provement in labor conditions. This
has been due in a large degree to
the perfection and influence Of Ia
Dor organizations and to the Co
operation OF many thousands who
have believed that the improvement
Of the conditions Of labor was d
matter of the very first Importance
to the great body Of our citizenship.
Such gratifying Improvement is due
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

scribed by celebrated artist who had
the honor Of painting her portrait as
one Of ''singularly sweet wistful sad
ness" Her hair, which is bronze
gold in shade is luxuriant and long,
and In its striking beauty makes a fit
ting crown to the charming ensemble
of face and figure.-Russian Dispatch
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05

roseate dreams as to what she would
do when she was Mrs. Hatton. 1t
meant a six-room fiat at least and n
girl and new tailor suit twice a year
and gloves to match, always.
When Gus wrote she put his letters
aside and neglected to answer them.
She could think Of nothing to say.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-11-05
Or q Duet.

She-Married life should be ons
sweet song.
He-Yes, like one of Mendelssohn'a
without words-Boston Transcript.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
Ivan Solar

Rock Springs. Wyo.. 23. junija.
Y naSi naSelbini. k.jer V primer
Z drugimi kraji 4 delom Sc precej
dobro gre. So je dine 6. junija pri-
petila nesreca. V premogovem
rovu. kler della tudi wee Sloven-
cev, So je oh 3. uri popOldan ONE
njenega dine odtrgal velik kos
premoga ter enega nash rojakov
ma meStu usmrtil. enega drugega
pa znatnO poSkodoval. Podrobno-
sti mi MISC Sc znane lie toliko VEN.
da sta donna nekje Z Dolenjskega.
Obzalovanja vredno .je. da nista
bila pri nobenem druStvu zavaro-
vana. ceprav imamO tukaj kar tri
podpOrna druStva. Xopet en- zalO-
sten dOkaz Skodljive brezbrizno-
SIT nash rojakov napram podpor-
MIN druStvoml Mi smo tako trdo-
vratni. da mas more lie nesreca
spametovati. Zato Sc nadejam, da
bodO tukajsni rojaki vsaj zdai "a
cell bolj pridno pristopati k enc
mu ali drugemu podpornemu dru-
Stvu. NeSreGa nikdar ne miruje.
Koncno Sc omenjam. da je tu-
kajSno druStvo "Trdnjava' Stv.
10 :. y. p. j. priredilo dine 6. jul
Mia veselico, XII .je pray dobro
uspela V vsakem oziru. X temu
uspehu je najvec pripomogla
ogromna udelezba. Posebna hvala
gre cent. clanom in clanicam
drustva Sv. Alojzija. XII so vese-
lici polnostevilno prisostvovali.
Drustvo "Trdniava" izreka dru-
stvu Sv. Aloizija najlepso zahvalo
ma TEN cinu bratske vzajemnosti.
Pozdravl.jam rojake Sirom Anne
rike, zlasti pa clane naSih sloven-
skin iednot. ''Proletarcu" pa ze-
lin obilo uspeha in dobrih marco
nikov.
Valentin Stalk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
RIO LETAR O

tenn pa nj opazil, da visi mad MIN
velika plast kamenja. XII tudi pod
prto nj bio. Komaj je parkrat "a
mahnil - re sc odtrga in pade
mani par stotov teak kamen. KITE
ri ga je ma mestu usmrtil.
Pogreb Sc je vrsil "a. junija;
drustvo "Bratoljub' Sc ga je IL
delezilo polnoStevilno in pridru-
lilo sc mu je tudi mnogo CLANCY
drugih drustev, kakor tudi veliko
druzega obcinstva. Spremili smo
ga ma Union pokopalisce v Irvi-
nu, Pa. Br. Jos. Mako je govoril
ginljivo nagrobnico, tako da so
navzocim stopile solze v oGi.
Pokojnik je bill donna IL Gornjih
kamenc pri Novem mcStu in je
bill sedaj re tretjic V Amcriki. tn
Sc je nazadnje tudi ozenil 2 vdovo
Santner. Star je bill b let. ZapuS-
ca vdovO. pet nepreSkrbljenih o.
trok in diva brata. m~laiSega tn
kaj. a starejSega in sestro pa V
starr domovini. Omenjeni je bill tn
di zelo priljubljen radi svojega
veselega znacaja. In to .ie pokazal
tudi njegov pogrcb.
Bod mu lahka tuja zemlia. V
kteri. VEN. nj miSlil nikdar poci-
vati; toda sluGai ic nanesel dru-
GAGE.
Bod mu blag spomin med brati
in med vsemi, Xxi so ga poznalii
John Batick. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30

smelo imeti politicno strankar-
skega znacaja. Organizirali mai
bi ga slovenski delavci v Chicago
lie v svrho. da sc drustvo zavzame
moralno in gmotno Ia svoje elane
s~luGaju. da Jill zadene kaka ne
zgoda ali neprlika. To drustvo
maj bio pravi Seit pred krivicami,
ktere pretijo delavcem cd enc ali
druge strani. Pristopale mai hi
vanj tudi zene, zlasti vdove in de-
kleta.
ChikaSki rojaki, razlozil sem
VAN svoje mnenje in zdaj sodite.
ce je tako druStvo potrebno ali
ne. Vsekakor je potrebno. Kdor
je tOrej IA to, da Sc ustanOvi
obrambeno drustvo. maj pride k
mcni. $50 w. 81 Pl., in Sc vpise V
knjigo, Xxi je V ia namen priprav-
LENA. Stroskov ma cell stvari nj
nobenih. Ko naberemo zadostno
Stevilo podpisov, potem storimo
nadaljni korak. Rojaki, ne pusti-
tie 81 delati krivice od nikogar;
pomislite, da zivimo V dezeli, kjer
81 nora vsak pomagati sam. Po-
magazine 81 torej skupno. Pridite
V hiSo stew. $50 w. p Pr. in Sc
zavezite 5 podpisi, da ste voljni
uStanoviti obrambeno druStvo slo-
venSkih delavcev V Chicagu.
Tony PreSern.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
Nesreca v prsmogokopu; rojak u.
smrcen.

Claridge, Pa, %. jun. - Ce-
njeni "Proletarec'l Tenn potion
mammalian ~zalostno vest o nesreci
br. John Potocarja, Glana drustva
'Bratoljub" stew. 7 S. N. p. J. %.
junija zjutraj je kot premogar sci
ma delo v premogov row Keystone
Coal Company-e. S svojim mlaj-
sim bratom je pricel kopati pre-
mog, da nalozi ponocni voz. pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30

elanek. dopis, nOvica ali kaj ia
cega spise ma poseben papir, in
to vedno lie ma eni strani, ne pa ma
obeh straneh. Rad priznam sodr1-
gu uredniku, da je bolj pravilno
pisati vsako stvar lo6eno cd dru-
ge, ne strinjam Sc pa z MIN,
kar sc tice pisanja samo ma eni
strani. Re sedaj je treba vcasih
odposlati toliko papirja, da je "a
emo pismo skoro preteSko; - Ge
hi Sc pa Ia nasvet izvajal dosled-
no. potem hi pa morebiti bio pre-
malo deset kuvertl V TEN oziru
sem sc pred lett informiral pri
Sakserju, in on mi je odgovoril,
da je vseeno, kakem redu Sc
tvarina piSe. ccS da Sc V redak-
cijl itak mora vse Sc enkrat pre-
piSati. To je res, - delavec ne
ume slovnice. in ce hi tudi znal
pravilno piSati. hi stavec Sc ven
dar ne mogel titati njegovega ro-
kopisa. ker njegove pisave nj va
jen. ker mora torej urednik vse
gradivo dopiSnikovo tako ali tako
Sc enkrat prepisati, ali nj potem
vseeno, zee SO DiSe ma ODE Strani.
kakor pa da ina pred scboj eel
kup papirja. a malo gradiva?!
&c hi Sc d%opiSniki moral raw
natl pc teh %navodilih. bodo mno:o
mani d%opiSovali. kakor pa ce Sc
ravnajo po Svojem
V onem clanku je bilo omenje-
no. da dobiva uredniStvo. vsak
dan mnogo pisem in da torej ne
utegne vseh precitati. Jaz to pray
rad verjamem; to pa tudi doka-
zuje. da uziva mas Y reSnici zani-
miv list "Proletarcc" mnogo sim
ratij med ljudstvom. Ako hi pa
dopiSniki rabbi L. emo stran pa
piria. dobivalo hi uredniStvo IN
naprei S. wee piScm. - ali ne.
>odrug urednik -
SlovcnSki Sodrugi. XII bivate
med rojaki. agitirajte vedno "a
"Proletarca''! Date "a V roke
tudi drugim. ko ste "a Sami prcci-
tall kaiti list poStane dober Sc
lie tedaj. kadar ina mnogo cital-
cev. Brez citateljev dober list ne
more biti koriSten. ker hi ne incl
koga pouGcvati. Gradivo Pro
letarcu' je tako jedrnato in du-
hovito. da bi noben delavec ne
smell biti brez tega lista. VSaka
Proletarccva Stevilka ie "a samo-
Stojno miSlecega delavca wee
yredna. nego marsikatera poe
knjiga. V vSaki Stevilki PROBE
tarca' najdeS wee duSevnega IL
zitka in koristnega znanja. kot pa
Y kaki cetudi obSirni a toliko boil
Suhoparni knjigi ali pa V bedastih
klerikalnih listih. Par vrstic je v
"Proletarcu' vcasih wee vrednih
kakor marsikatera knjiga. Ia ia
ko gradivo. kakorsno prinass
"Proletarec', je treba mnogo
truda in izvanrednih mislij. &c
hoceS zjutraj ogenj zakuriti. rabi
raje kapitallsticni cheap pa
per-. XII ga je vedno in povsod V
iZobilju. "Proletarca' pa
shranjuj.
I,oo SoIor
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
Seattle, Wash. II. junlja.

"a doplSmke IN ~porocevalce. kako
Sc jim je ravnati. kadar SeStav-
ljajo dopise, clanke. novice in
druge raZnoterosti. namenjene IA
"Proletarca'.
Sodrug urednik mai mi oprosti.
Gee 81 dovolim naveSti nekaj Svo-
Jill pOmiSlekOv prot tenn navodi-
lom, 5 katerimi ie. - ako hi Sc
strogo pc njih ravnalo. - nadalj-
no sodelovanje dopiSnikov po mo-
jem mnenju nekoliko oteSkoceno.
NSem cenienim Sodrugom do
pisnikom. kar Jill je okrog Pro
lctarca", je znano
l. ia delavci nimamo Solske IL
obrazbe.
,. la soc. listi ne moreio place
watt porocevalcev.
3. la je delavskemu listu treba
porotevalcev IL vSeh kraiev,
t. ia sodrugi radi store svojo
dolznoSt in urednika z gradivom
podpirajo.
>. da j. list boljSi in zanimivej-
81. te ina wee dopisnikov. kakor
pa &c hi moral lie en- sam ali pa
diva : spisati: wee glav - wee
mislii.
Ravnajoc Sc natancno po ma
svetih, XII ste Jill vi, sodrug ured-
mix, objavili V zgorai omenieni
stevilki "Proletarca''. bi Sc temu
dosledno omejevali dopisniki brz-
cas- lie ma prav posebno vazne no
vice. kar bonn skusal tudi pojas-
niti.
V navodilih citamo. da mai hi
%doplsniki $ pisanjem ne odlaSali
cd danes ma jutro. - to Sc ho6c
reel: Ia o list vazne novice mai
sc takoj spOroce, da ne zastarajo.
DopiSniku. XII Diva Y mestu in ci-
ia novice vsak dan. nudi Sc dovolj
gradiva Ia soc. list. in ce bi hotel
in incl cas- novice ma uredniStvo
sproti poSiljati. lahko hi potem-
taken vsak dan kaj postal. V
enem tednu torej sedemkrat. Tt
sedmeri. posamezno odposlani do
pisi pa bi moral V uredniStvu
vseeno cakati do doloeenega ca
sa. in nekateri izmed Nth bi no
ceS noces "a teden dni zastareli.
Ali torej nj bolj prakticno, ce Sc
vse novice cd enega tedna poSlje-
10 v obliki dopisa ma urednistvO
skupai. $ cemur je gotovo tudi
urednlku samemu u%streZeno? TIL
di je marsikak dogodek Sele cez
par dni boil pojasnen. in dopis-
mix, Xxi hi takoj wei pero V roke
i'll o dogodljaju porocal. hi more
biti podal o stvari nehote napaG-
no sliko.
Dopisi maj bodejo kratkil -
Ali 81 morda mislite. sodr. ured-
mix, to tako. da dopisnik ne SINE
vsega povedati. da mai ne piSe o
vsem. kar We in hi rad pisal7 &c
je gradiva obilo. dopis ne more
biti kratek; ako .je. potem nj po-
poln. Steer je pa znano. da della
wee. XII nina Solske izobrazbe.
obicajno itak nj dolgovezen.
V vsakem casopisu je gradivo,
priposlano cd dopisnikov. V teh-
niskem oziru u%rejeno drugaGe.
Nekateri dOpisi dobijo cd ured-
nika naslov in so objavljeni kot
clanki, kar hi morda bolise bilo,
da hi Sc tiskali pod dopisi; yea
sih pa zopet vidimo dopis. XII bi
mu bolj pristojal naslov. Ma ia
naGin beremo potem v casopisu
pomanjkljive clanke ma drugi
strani pa zopet preobsirne dopise.
Urednik maj bi torej sam pc svoji
prevdarnosti dolocil, katero gra-
dive mai Sc uvrsti med clanke. in
katero med dopise. Cd delavcev
dopisnikov Sc vendar ne more pri-
c~akovati, da hi bill izkuseni EUR
nalistil
navodilih "a dopisnike sc ma
dale opozarja ma to, da nj IL
mestno pisati dveh dOpisov, clan
kOv ali motto ma en- in isti papir
(sOdr. urednik je gotovo incl v
mislih meneD, ampak maj Sc vsak
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-27
HEARD ARGUMENT IN THE
~. S. P. SHIELDS CASE
Judge Robinson Announces That He
Will Give His Opinion in the
Cause at a Later Date.

In the Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Robinson h ard the argument
of the attorneys in the case of w.
S. p. Shields against the board of
supervisors of Elizabeth City county.
Mr. Shields is suing to recover the
sum of $500 put up in the form
of a certified check for the faithful
performance of a franchise given him
by the county authorities to build
a gas plant, and which he failed to
do
Mr.. Samuel Gordon Cumming APP
peared as the counsel for Mr.. Shields.
Will Judge Edgar f. Montague, the
commemorative attorney. and Mr.. b.
"A. Lewis represented the interest OF
the county.
Judge Robinson took the case I'M
der Amusement and announced that
he will render decision later in the
session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-27
ATTENTION woooMeN.

Mmbcrs Of live Oak Camp, Wood
ma of the wcriJ. are requested IN
assemble IN Grcbic Hall AZ ~ O'Clock
noon today Sunday for the purpose
Of attending an unveiiing Of monu'
men, in Dcrkley. Tho trip will b.
made on the ss.amer leaving Old
Point ~ I:en p. m.
All tcSthfrs invited 20 go with rs.
JOHN HOPE.
Clerk.
GEORGE LEE.
Couacil Commander.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-27
Will Serve Hot Lunch.

BY completing arrangements with
the Majestic Range Company
Messrs. Peasants & Jones will hold
a special exhibition Of these ranges
in their store during the entire week.
An agent from the factory will be
here to demonstrate the usefulness OF
the Majestic and those who visit the
exhibition will be served hot rolls
and coffee as a luncheon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-27
Try Hulps Little Liver Pills q.
HuITs Cut Rate Drug 8torA 7-3o
Entertainment Tomorrow Event.

Rev. and Mrs John F. Cu;hrieli VIII
rssent Three Weeks in the Blue
Ridge Mountains With Tom, DICK
and Harry vii! impcrsonate. with
costume. Country Schoo! Girl" I'D
Sooner Be a Has Been Than Never
Was at All The City Governess in
Mountain Homes" Central Methodist
church Monday aight. a O'CLOCK
General admission. Is cents. B+neht
church fund. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-27
Memorial Baptist Church.

The pastor, Rev. Carter A. jenkins.
will preach at the Memorial Baptist
church at II O'Clock from a very in
teresting subject. He will preach this
evening at O'Clock from the theme
Jesus and His Mother" the sermon
being especially addressed to parents.
The mems Bible class will meet
promptly at 10 a. m, and the Sunday
school at $50 a. m.