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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
sCIPALICE.

Imemitno ~ mas potolkli social
CT. Noben jeznit. XII je bill odli-
Rowan sprvim redom Y SkolaStiki
III kaznistiki. bi Sc ne bill boliSe
| Ujrezal.
Res. mi Smo smo tepci. ker pra-
Inn. da socialec ne pomeni. kar
na6i beseda socialist. Vsai tako
trdijo ~"w5eni'' gospodje okoli
elias Svobode." Ker tn "velen-
jcna" gospoda tako trdi. mora
Nsaj navidezno biti tako.
V Starem kraju imamo social.
demokraticno stranko. Tako mas
rtle socialci. Ker pa imamo Y
starem kraju socijal-demokratit-
To Stranko. je povSem pravilnC,
ako Glas SvobOde trdi. da imamo
' Ameriki socijalno stranko meSto
socialisti5ne.
"Blagor Sbogim pa duhu, ker
rIh DO nebesko kraljestvo" tako
je Krist nrekel lie skoro. pred diva
tisoc lett.
Gospoda okoli "Glas Svob d,
menda ne We, da priznavajo soc
jail dcmokrati Y starr domovini. Y
Grzavi New York. draw Wis
c~onSin Socialisticni program. ne
pa socialnega Gospodje Y ured-
hiStvu elias Svobode" Ne vedo.
da priGel dine 3. januaria tega
1905 izhajati V Trstu nov tednik
- "Delavski list glasilo 81
vcnskih socialistov ma Primers
kem Zakaj Sc Ia nov socialiStic-
nj bojevnik ma Primorskom ne
imenuje glasilo slovenskih social
cev ma PrimorSkem?
kaj ne. 10 v~praSanie "a goSpo.
de okoli ''Glas SvobOde' Z !cve.
timi pecati zapc6atena knji.a
Slovenski COST !nicar:i V Chica-
II boitr Sc. tia, Svub,," E
grozi Z delavc, J.: 81 "a njini. II
Sieiejo milo.
Socialni tednik Z Blue Island
ave je prinesel ma 6 s%trani. Y pr
VEN Stopcu ncticb: "Straik t.
zakov V Tfstu ~koncan.' V ii
notici je prinesel te lie stavkc. XII
morajo zaliti vsakega zavedhega
IN organiziranega delavca. XII pa
"a enc morajo odpreti oci tuii Sc
nenavednim tovariSem - delav-
Gem.
Stavki So glase: "Straikovci
so p~ostajali nestrpni. cato so bill
vedno bolj nasilni prot dclav-
Gem. XII so delali. Zgodilo Sc ie,
da 80 sc morali ii z nozi braniti
prot napadalcem."
Delavci, Xxi so stavkali. so pos
taJali nestrpni, podli Skebje, XII 50
svoje brate borece sc "a boljSo
bcdocnOst napadli N hrbtem, 81
Sc morali pa braniti Z nozi. Tako
modruje socialni tednik.
Ali SO ne pravi temu: denun-
cirati stavkujoce delavce napram
slovenSki javnosti V Ameriki in
zagovarjat6 stavkokane (Skdbe), !
XII imajo ma svojem celu pecat .Ju-
deza Iskarjota.
Kaj takega je zmozen lie Soci-
alni tednik. ne pa kak socialist
cen list
"Ljudje, XII 50 najveG skodc
n%apravili pri S. \. p. j. Sc sedai
"a hrbtom IA MO potegujejo". Ia
ko p~ripovednje socialmi tednik V
zadnji stevilki.
Upamo, da noben clan s. n. p.
J nj tako MAVEN. da misri. da 81
s to notice hotel zadeti tistcga.
Sc smatra mu6enika in ie kot tax
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

ieh'ai Po CieNelanuu IN drugOd. /
Mi ne verjamemo v to. Ia b.
pnosimo. da bi te skodljivce obja-
vii V prihodnji stevilki z imeni
in opisaii zlo6in, katerega so zvr-
Sill jednoti.
elias Svobode" zopet denun-
cira. Socialiste imenuje anar.
histe. Pridruzil Sc je "Hrvatski
Zastavi'. Gliha vkup striha!
Casnikarska p~oStenost V "Glas
Svobode" Sc V TEN najbolj zrcali.
da so priobcili dopis Klobucarja.
stvaren dopis sodruga Simena
Kavcica pa virgil V kos.
Bum! buml .ie pei reklamni
boben Glas Svobode "a pro-
dajo delnic. S svojo skromno pa
metjo smo mislili. da so delnice
IA vse ma prodaj. Vprasali smo.
kdo so odborniki te druzbe.
Ali mesto stvarnega odgovora
smo pa dobili odgovor: Yam mic
mar gre!
Mi pa vseenO mislimo. da nam
mar gre in da ne kupimo delnic.
dokler ne bono Gitali imena cd
bornikov "GlaS Svobode Co" V
GlaS Svobode. Delnice so postav-
ljene "a : ma trg in vsakdo ina
pravico upraSati. kdo .ie Y cd
boru. predno kupi delnice.
Iadnji elias Svobode" grozi
nekemu goSpodu ali Sodrugu -
mi ne vemo KIDD je. ker nj "a.
pisano ime; N izpostavljajte Sc
ma vro6e solnce. ker innate prevec
masla ma CLAW.
Res, imenitno! Zakaj Glas Svo-
bode ne pove imena in grehe
dotitnega sodruga ali gospoda.
sal ga uredujeio sami poStcni
Gasnikarji??
FL. taxi revolver zurnalisti6ni
manevri so izgubili svojo privla-
emo silo.
- Res je to: Kdor nj z mani.
je proti nam. To je geslo socia-
listov. In socialist Sc tudi ne
zmenijo. ako ie TO socialcem in
drugim nasprotnikom Socializma
vSec ali ne. Kdor bo razdiral
Socialisticno organizacijo. tcga
bodo socialist p|ostavili Y pravo
luc. ia ga DO poznal sleherni slo-
venSki delavec.
V zadnji Stevilki elias Svo-
bode' priznajo socialci y stavku
r. Svojcm ''izvirnem' dopiSu
Sc Spodtikati mad social in s%ocija-
len in drugimi frazami - da sta
besedi socialen in social le frazi.
lmenitno. ce Glovek samega sebe
lopne 5 koloml
Socijalisticno pa delavsko sta
Y uredniStvu "GlaS Svobode''
diva razlicna pojma. j. pac ia
ko. cc govorc o poimih kaki $50
cialci'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
BISMARCK BREViTIES

Merrill ppkiu of Pennington was
here sunday
Rain Spoiled tine base ball gam"
here sunday.
O. l.. Munger OF Wayne county
was here Monday,
Mrs. ". f.. Fit" visited friends in
Bonn" T"rrc sunday.
Dr.. Gay Of Irouton was ia" guest
Of Dr.. Eaton sunday.
Miss Lou OrStrrlc Of Middl"hr""k
was visiting here this week.
Mrs. Knox of Caledonia Is visit
ing the family of G. +, Hunt.
Mrs. :. T. Eaton is visiting her
sister in st. Louis this week.
MIR. Sawyer has purchased the
home property Of w. \. Wagley'
John Ncighbors of Arkansas is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Kin Taylor
Mrs. Silas Johnson Of Potosi is
visiting the family Of {. =. john
son.
A ten-pound girl arrived at the
home of Claud Evans Monday, May
18th.
Rev. Schlesselman of Cape dirar-
deau county visited friends here
Monday.
A book store and news stand Is To
no opened In the store next door 10
GoeltZ barber shop.
Last Thursday Steward Johh A.
futile of State Hospital No =
while attempting to board u moving
train here fell and broke his left leg
two inches above the ankle lie
WAS taken to Josephine Hospital
st. Louis where DR.. Lutz OF ST.
Louis and DR.. Eaton Of Bismarck
set the broken limb and we learn
,hat Mr.. futile is doing well.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
FELIX" CALLS Mr.. RHODES DOWN
LunERrNNuLr, Mo-, May ~.

LiBtEINNllhE, Mo- May H.
| have I'm my pu.,o,siun two COM
muuiratinn, ulnlisnrd i'm the Farm
mgtpu %,H~ m rruN To- an item
published iu mn, Times recently i'm
regard t. the Liboryvillc srhoui
! NoW, will r-pN To- both rumrmi-
cation, in one. and say that fam a
Iritiz"u and taxpayer in Libcrtyyillc
school district. and tine author of
| the -gu,h that Uu, raised >urm "A
howl Both communications mis-
luuut"d Oh" item, but am glad To-
know that the editor of tn" News
quoted our item correctly. II Mr.
! Rhodes had wanted to get right on
this report, he would hay" hunted
Iup tn" Times and read the item.
This b" did not do, for h" says,
"Ih" artirl" published in The Times
Is said to hay" contained this quo
tatiuu: The school board Is up
against hard proposition for en-
pluyiug TIA" teachers they did" Dld
my articl" contain this Language?
Ne, sir. Did condemn the action
vl th" school board in cloctiug the
teachers they did? No, sir. Did
say anything ia that item that might
be damaging To- either or both of the
|
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

Homer Williams Of MarhI" Hin
enrolled rs II student in our short
hand department Monday.
President Moothart spent last
Wednesday and Thursday looking
after school interests in D"Soto.
Mrs. Rose Gri"shabcr, who has
been doing mmanucnsis work for
County Clerk Lawrence. is acting
as privnt" secretary in the college
Office this week.
our students hny" query, name
ly. II pur" coll"g" athletics con
si~tN of enrolling students 4 lrw
days h"fnro series ur important
gamos for tlr" sal" purpose uf play
INK baseball What then Is necessary
to constitute" impure athletics? IA
other words. what or who IL u "ring-
rro"
Dr. 6. H. Perkins, County Cor
uu"r, was wrlrom" visitor an last
friday, ana gave ~" ~ciIuol one al
his characteristic talks. The Doc
tor said many good, practical things
and showed that he was heartily in
sympathy with business College
education.
Rev. Coils. who has been con
ductiug a series al meetings ut the
Christian church, accompanied by
Rev. Overs, visited our school
one morning last week, aud Broth
or Coils made II very excellent
talk, hasing his remarks chiefly on
| the essentials of Faith and Know
ledge being necessary ~ success in
any undertaking. His remarks
were well received
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
SALEM NEIGHBORH00D

q" - ''""'' '''''''' - vi '''' SIGN
N'''' .',''''', ,..-I',' ~ ''"'''"'
'''-''' wv ''''''' ''''' = NUM-
NiIi' F'E\"lh" spent SUNDAY
with LOWS ana N'''"'" i'"E"r.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. y. fcrrIm.u,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Sheriff's Sale.

ny virtue OF transcript execution issued
from the oificr Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of 81. Francois county, Mlssouri
dated the 18Th day of April, l!1s, made re-.
turnablp TO the My term Of said court for
Iss, to the sheriff OF 81. Francois county dl
reCted and to me delivered, In favor OF , .
NJ. carter and against BENJAMIN Herring
ton, deceased, AlonZo Harrington. william
Harrington ana Andrew Hammers. heirs OF
said deceased, on Judgment Of revival, |
have seized and levied upon all the right,
title. claim, Interest and estate OF the said
hen inmin IIerrin gton deceased at the time
OF his death. hIonZo Harrington, william
Harrington ana Andrew Hammers, heirs Of
said deceased, Of, In ana to the following de.
Scribed real estate. situate, lying and being
IN the county of ST. Francois and State OF
Missouri. to.wlt
Lots numbered three (3), four %, and ftve
90, In block numbered four 10 OF Morris ami
Swink's subdivision OF q part of the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section seventeen, township thirty five
range f,ve east, and VIII, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1875,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon ana five O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that day at the sonth trout door Of the
Court House, In the City OF Pennington, In
said st. Francois county, Missouri ana dur
Ing tho session OF the Circuit Court OF said
county, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cast all the right, title. claim
interest and estate OF the said Benjamin
william Harrington and Andrew Hammers
heirs OF said deceased. OF. In and to the fore
going described real estate, to satisfy said
J. j. CROKE, sheriff.
May 10, 1903
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
THE SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION

To the Taxpayers Of Pennington
school District:
In order that you may understand
the purpose of tn" special school
election called by Us for Tuesday
May 18th, we desire To make a state
mcnt in regard to the proposition To-
b" voted upon. 1t is stated in tn"
notice that tn" election is to author
II" the board of directors to increase
the rate Of taxation for school pur-
poses to Gjc ON the 500 valuation.
In 1907 the rat" for school purposes,
which includes teachers salaries
and Incidental expenses, was 40c +.
and the rat" for building fund, /. g.
for paying bonded debt and interest
was 4jc, making th" total school tax
rat" Soc. We haV" found that this
gives us more money than is needed
ia tn" building fund, while there is
not sufficient money in the fund for
school purposes. The law does not
permit us To transfer from one fund
to the other, nor can we increase
tn" rat" for school purposes, except
bv the consent Of the majority Of
the voters who urr taxpayers in Tho
district II by your vote YOU au-
thurizc the increase in rate for
school purposes tn doe, We will re-
due" the rate for building fund to
2lr, making the total school tax Sic,
the sam" ~ il wur last year. If the
proposition il defeated, the total tan
levy for I9ON will still bc SIC, but II
will b" app0rtion"d like last year,
Zoe to school fund and lJr To build
ing fund. TIA" result will he If the
proposition is defeated, that while
tn" board will have sufficient funds
in It's hands to maintain the school
for eight or nine months, these funds
will not be- available, and We csti-
mate that "" will he unable to ruain-
tain tn" school for more than six
months. W" therefor" urg" YOU Ia
vo;" FOR IN" proposition, and ""
assure you that i'm doing So you ar"
not voting - p"nny additional tax
upon yuaru',vr. uut are simply
voting FOR "A more p"4r,irHl appul'-
tiuum"ut Of tho funds in orr hands.
BOARD 90 DIRECTORS,
Pennington School District.
Notice of Dissolution OF Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership hcrctufnr. existing he
tween J. =. Clay, j. W. Buck and
W. y Fleming of the County Of st.
Francois and State of Missouri,
under the firm name of Clay, Buck
Il Fleming, is dissolved by mutual
consent, this first day of Nav. 1905.
j. =. CLAY,
j. W. Bu'h.
W. y. FLEMING.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy.

There is probably no medicine
made that is relied upon with more
implicit confidence than Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. During the third of a CEN
fury in which it has been in use,
people have learned that it is the
one remedy that never fails. When
reduced with water and swectened II
is pleasant to take. For sale by f..
NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
NJ, IyaaknlaIi

Elmer Irwin, boy sixteen years
old, was killed at Chaffee on the llth
by being hit on the head with a rock
thrown by boy named Lee. The
boys had been to dance and Lee
was jealous because Irwin had
danced with his sweetheart.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

The third game of the National
Federal series will he played at the
ball park Saturday, May I'D. This
game will he for the benefit OF the
Fathers Club You are invited.
Admission free. The lineup:
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Notice Of Primary Election.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ,
County OF st. Francois,
EnmnlN IlnrE's lfllrn

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of st. Francois.
County Clerks Ohlcr.
X,tico - I,,r,l,,. ,,i,.,r tI,,t uri-
.r,rr,. ,l.,.,i,u UiII IA, L,Id ot tho
rrpnlpr u,iiurp ulnr,. In ,prh rrn-
.,.iurt. al i,.n,,i,. "a, ~ tIy,Irui..
.nu.thu tirs, Tursdny in Auru.t 1905.
h.iro thn Cnur,L 'doy nf AIru,t
ZOOS for tho uurnnsr Gt nominating
candidates for the following Offices
to be- vot"d for ut the general rl"C-
tion to hc held on Tuesday, tn" third
day of November, 1905:
Governor.
Iiruinuuut (;uy.runr
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

The basket ball team Of the
Charleston High School ARE champ
ions Of Southeast Missouri, having
just defeated the Sikeston team.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

In addition 10 tie above list Of Of
fees tn he filled by nomination and
election will be one Justice Of the
Peace in and for Perry township, to
fill vacancy accustomed by removal
from tn" county of W. A. Bayless,
J. F., and for one Justice Of the
Peace in and for Randolph Town
ship, To fill vacancy occasioned by
tn" death of Jos. Pinkerton, j. =.
j. a. LAW RENEE,
Clerk County Court
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

Each team has Il game to it's credit
their respective percentage being
800, and shot game" is expected.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
sprains Quickly Cured.

Battle the parts freely, with onail,
berlain's Pain Balm and give theiil
absolute rest, and a quick cure Is
certain. For sale by E. Nj. LARK
man.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

The local option election in Jefief'
son county will be held June Is.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF al
ministration were granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court OF st. Francoi,
county, Missouri. dated the 9th day o.
March 1905, on the estate of
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

" NJ. HARLAN. ". u. LNSG,
Precedent. Vice.rrer
81. p. CAYCE. cashier.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE uE THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbus. Washington November n
,aas.-hn examination will be held by the
United States civil >"rvic" commission 81 ne-
cember :. 1908. 10 establish n list Of elivih.s
for apnointftiPn sanitary End food inspprtor<
in the service cf the Health Department D. G.
nclnding cIe 10 be detailed 10 assist In the
chemical work OF the drpartment. kpp,ira tioos
must De iile with the Health Officer not Istnr
than December . For application blanks and
further intcrma ton. apply TO the Health Oyj~e-
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LAND. HENRY l.. WEST JAT !. MORROW.
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RUG WE

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LADIES' GOODS.

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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
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Commercial Bank Bldg. Postal Telegraph.
Grisweifs Drug store: eth and SITS.
Thos. DnbynS. 18th and Columbia road.
Oupnnt Pl,armrcy. cota and sts.
Eppler's Drug Store. l4th and yelling place.
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I.rpton's Drug Store nth ard 8.
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nai2-2t
WANTED EXPEKIE\cED WAIST HANDS AND
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~ :
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IF You HAVE ANY FURNITURE TO SELL.
send me postal phone Main 1888 and will
call at your convenience and give you the best
cash offer for same. LOUIS NOTES 426 9th nv
nol2-3St
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GRAPHOPHONES

SEVERAL. SLIGHTLY USED GRAPIIOPUONFS
at big bargain. 1o-inch disc records music
en- beth sides. only 6jc We also have. n evil
iEder record mt :i5r. which we guarantee not 70
hrcat o. YEA" ont. Catsi~ CUES mailed free.
RnRFRTSON'S. $50 18th NV no.I-tfs
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ROOMS WANTED OR TO RENT

DO YOU WANT YOUR FURNISHED or IN
furnished rooms apartments rented: We
. lave a number of applicants for desirable
places We arc filling a long-fclt want in sup
plying you with the right people. No ohiec
tionabe people are listed with us. We have
best references in Washington. Ladies ar
gentlemen who may desire rooms boa:d
with private families see list. We AVE
the best Vacations aud rooms. Information
free. CENTRAL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ll22 T ST. \ ". oc24 BOT
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WAETED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
worn garments. ladies' gent.emen's. children's
shoes and hats Address postal l will call
A. KEBFSkY. 1906 7th NV. Phone " 326O-M
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FOR SALE-STORES.

FOR SALE-BUSINESS PLACE IN THE NV
suitable for bakery confectionery stand:
store. large cellar. dwelling. bake oven and
stable; cheap: easy terms L. J. MILLS Cos
9th st. nol.;-3t
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1919 STH N.W.-NICEf.Y FURNISHED ROOM
private family. 81 month; gents preferred.
po1p
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WANTED
SMESPEOIIE FOR ALL DEPART
ME\TS Rl =. KAHN. SONS co
ppruings for salcspc1plc in all de
partmCnts Uf the store; good oppor-
IruiteS TO earn Christmas money and
a'>J chances fer advancement il capa-
HE. Apply To Superintendent y
MANN, SONS n CO. before 10 am
9pi2-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

oeurooW front: Hl'- 1918 l4th ST not''-f
1I12 N.W.-EXCEPTlONALLY CLEAN. WELL
HEATED. NEWLY PAPERED AND FUR
NISHED ROOMS: NEAR DEPTS. AND CAR
LINES uOl3-3ts