davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-17
WELLS SALOON CASE
 WAS POSTPONED

Stated That His License Would De Revoked and That Time Was Granted That He Be Permitted to Dispose of His Holdings.-The Three Mile Hearing on Again To-. day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-17

JOIN MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB-Club now being orf1anized for young ladies and gentlemen. Excellent opportunity for advance ment Private lessons to begtn- ners. Call on Nr. Jos. 1eKen1A, &O4 East Second avenlo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-17
Missed the Fun.

Method will teach you t. win lime Goethe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
AND BENEFIT
OF RURAL SCHOOLS
Continued from First Page.)

widely from tie surrounding condi-
tions of the boys and girls of those
days that radical changes in m thods
Of teaching as we'll in the subjects
constituting tire school course have,
of necessity, taken place.
The demands of the intellectual
world on the young men and young
women of today are much more exact
ing than in those times and all pro-
gressive schools are increasing their
facilities for assisting the youth in
meeting these demands
Moreover, the fact that the competi
ton between business men is growing
fiercer from day to day, and the con-
tests between man and man for
supremacy more frequent and more
serious in their nature, suggests the
necessity of better preparation for
l fe's struggles in the battle for
existence and the schools are COM
manded to assist in the preparations.
To none of the three asses of
education does this statement of
change apply more directly than to
the moral phase. One of the most
worthy as we'll as one of the most
encouraging features of the trend of
educational thought today is tee
rapidly growing conviction that more
attention must be given to the moral
development of the child. The moral
training is at the basis of good citizen
ship and consequently enters largely
into the solution of the vexing social
problem of the day.
From tie intellectual side what
ought to be included in course of
study in the Rural schools of Wiscon-
sin ?
The necessarily limited scope of
this paper precludes anything like an
exhaustive discussion of what should
be taught in the respective branches.
In brief, would say that all ought to
be taught that is included in the
course of study that IS outlined by
the state manual of the state of Wis
consin, with emphasis placed ON the
fundamental studies OF the common
school course; all of which should be
taught in relation to the highest ideal
of right liv ng. By this | do not
mean to exclude muse, scientific,
temperance or elements of agriculture.
These deserve a share of the time
of the teacher and the pupil 1t is
not the function of the Rural school
to prepare the pupil for the special
lines as the practice of law or
medicine or even for the profession
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09

cause she is a fourth cousin to the
clerk or on the plea that she wants
to teach school to get money to go to
school on. She may spend the money
for dress or if she goes to school she
may teach in an other district AMI you
will not get the benefit of her train
ing. You have spent the peoples
money for a private individual. 1t
sounds like class legislation. Secure
a teacher of maturity, experience,
tact, one who is not only a high
school graduate but if possible one
who has at least one years profess
sional training. They must have it
in the city school, why not in the
rural sUhools? A teacher whom you
know is physically, mentally and
last, by no means least, morally right.
One who can teach the youth the right
way of living; the product of whose
school is true manhood and true
womanhood.
We want them on tire farm, in the
rural districts in the fields of agri-
culture and horticulture; we want
them in the sugar camp in the
cotton field and on the tobacco
plantation we want them on the
mountain side that is gorged with
iron ore; we want them in the ork
shop and in the factory; we want them
in the handling and caring for our
stock; we want them in the practive
of law and medicine and in our
surgical Institutes; in fact, we want
men and women in all the varied
vocatlons of life who have lived
such lives that when they are done
with this earth it may be truly
said Of them that they really
made the world better for having
lived in it,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
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Vile spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Humes.
Mrs. Will Welsh called on friends
in town Sunday.
Mrs. VI i'll Mapes enjoyed pleasant
visit from Misses Eliza and Blanche
Atkinson last Tuesday.
Joe Ortschied attended the fireman s
dance at Cassville and reported fine
time.
Mr.. M. Remy passed through town
Friday.
Mrs. Jas. Atkinson is visiting at
the home of her niece, Mrs. R. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark McMillin, of
Cassville, spent couple of days at
the home of Mr.. Thos Biggin.
Miss Eliza Atkinson made a bust
ness trip to Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Ryan were
called to Cassville to attend the
funeral of Miss Josephine Geiger.
Reeves Ryan returned from Lam
caster Saturday where he has been at
tending court. Venus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
PLATTEVILLE.

Special Correspondence TO the Herald.
Mrz. Walker, of Mineral Point,
visited last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Henderson,
The high school freshmen gave a
banquet Friday evening.
Chas Waters was among those in
attendance at the Chicago Live Stock
Show last week.
The mixed quartette of the Con
gregational church choir will furnish
one number of the Rewey lecture
course. The following comprise the
quartette: Jennie Weittenhiller,
soprano; Miss Myrtle Stevens, alto
Homer Smith, tenor and John Lund.
bass. They will appear in Rewey on
Dec mber II.
TIE shaft at the Mitchell Hollow
is sunk to depth of 90 feet
The first annual show of the Souti
west Wisconsin Poultry Assn will
be held at the city hall, December
80, 81 and Jan. 1 and 2. The
catalogues have been issued and the
other preparations have been made to
make the exhibition a success. N. j.
Rountree, of Nora. ILL.,. will act as
Judge The officers of the Mound
City poultry association which has the
show in charge are President, Guy r.
Jones; vice president, Sylvester
Plank; secretary. John Millhouse
treasurer. F. S. Knapp; superin en-
dent, Bert Hillery. Judging from
letters received from the prospective
exhibitors there will be keen rivalry
for the different premiums
Dave g. Campbell, of Boston. the
old Harvard University football stsr
is again in Platteville on business
connected with the Separating Plant.
the building of which he supervised.
He recently aided the Harvard coaches
In the wor of preparing that team
to win their great victory over Yale
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health is Worth Saving, and Some Lam
caster People Know How to Save 1t.

Health is Worth Saving, and Some Lam
caster People Know How to Save It,
Many Lancaster people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidney are responsible
for vast amount of suffering and i'll
health, but there is no need to suffer
or to remain in danger when all
diseases and aches and pains due to
weak kidneys can be quickly and
permanently cured by the use Of
Dnan's Kidney Pills. Here is Ian
caster citizens recommendation.
Henry Nehls, Third Ward, Lancas-
ter, Wis, says: q have used Doan s
Kidney Pills and they have give me
more relief than any remedy I ever
took. 1 suffered for several years from
kidney trouble. There was a dull
aching in the small of my back most
of the time, which was very annoying.
The kidney secretions were also un-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09

natural. I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at Hatch drug store and began
their use. 1 was soon free from the
pain in my back and my kidneys were
restored to a healthy condition. [
heartily recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09

of teaching but to give him a we'll
rounded thorough knowledge of the
common school branches which furni h
the basis of all higher instruction.
The Rural school always have. are,
now, and will continue to do much
good. Multitudes of men and women,
leaders in all fields of thrift and in
dustry have been educated in the rural
school. Some of our greatest states
men have had no other regular in
struction. At this hour the rural
school is quietly sending forward a
noble army of healthy, sensible and
patriotic students, many of whom are
to be in the front rank of society in
years to come. But we must advance
The tree must send out new buds and
leaves or it must perish Men must
farm with mental powers as we'll as
with their hands The competition
of the worlds lnarket.. have come down
upon us to comp i rs to become
wise, skillful and educated
One of the greatest hindrances. to
the Improvement of the rural school
lies In its isolation. and in its
inability to furnish the pupil that
stimulative influence which comes
from contract with others of his own
age and advancement. This gives
rise to the present growing tendency of
consolidating the smaller rural
schools.
There is a tendency to fill the rural
schools with immature, unframed
teachers, most of them under twenty
years of age, some of them not even
high school graduates and without
professional training. They remain
in the profession on an average Of
less than three years. Justice de-
mands some professional training from
every teacher in the rural as we'll as
in the village and city schools
Discontinue those smaller schools
that cannot afford competent
teacher and strengthen the schools
we already have and offer such
stimulating influences as will keep
the boys and girls in school two.
three, yes fo1r years longer-give us
the rural high school. We believe
that we are right in saying, that in
this age of the world that every boy
and girl of sound mind and body
should have not only commo school
education but should have at least two
years in the high school no matter
what their vocation in life shall be.
Finally, 1T behooves as school board
member to have the very best school
he can get. Employ the very est
talent for your district with the
means at hanl. Secure the teacher,
who in your opinion will best serve
the district. 1t is a business PROPOSE
tion. Do not employ teacher
through mere pity or sympathy or be-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09

November exhibit of SO cheeses
were judged at the University of Wis.
consin dairy school by j. w. Moore,
J. D. Cannon, G. Marty, and Michels.
The salt determinations were made by
DR.. j. L. Balnmis. The highest
scores in the various cases were as
follows: Americana. A. Van Epps,
Fremont, SO SO; Fred S. Hadler,
Greenleaf. SO. 80. Brick-Robert Kohl,
Knowles. 96.66; Casper Anderegg,
Lacrosse, SO 80. Llmburger-Franz
Ehinger, Belleville, 93. SO; E. r.
Raessing, Brooklyn. 1888 The fol-
lowing high scores were made by ex-
hibitors from Grant county
!. John A. Fuller. Lancaster, score
"a 80 moisture $50
Oscar Knudson, Montfort, score
90 80 moisture SO 0.
Frank Kadlec. Lancaster score SO SO
moisture 800
Bert Mckinney, Muscoda score
81. 80 moisture Sc f.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
Many a lime and Oft.

"Alas! Fame never has found me
out"
"Still there are compensations."
"Ah! You fiatter me-"
'Not at all. You are clever"
Indeed. Do you think so?''
'Well. | have heard that the bill
collector has often succeeded where
fame failed"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
Quite Richt.

ooh, dear. Some people always ex-
pect too much
Eyes, but they are better than some
others"
do you think sop
81 know it."
"What others?"
''That take too much"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
NORTH ANDOVER.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Ciceley Wood called on Cass-
Vile friends last Saturday.
Mrs. H. Cook and Val Ishmael. of
Cassville visited with friends here
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Obershaw of Cass-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09

'"The only thing 1 ask for my client
is justice" said the lawyer, winding
up a fervent appeal to the jury.
''That wasn't what / hired you for"
whispered the prisoner, with troubled
look on his face. 81 wanted to be
cleared"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
Pressure That Can Be Endured.

Investigating the effect of com.
pressed air on health two British en-
gineers have shown that pressure or
90 pounds a square inch-more than
six atmospheres-may be endured
without unpleasant results.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-09
A Monday Morning Thought.

a WonudJ WOTIIIHg TOUSTIt'
How large the clothespin industry
really is may be gathered from the
fact that no less than 100000 five
gross boxes are manufactured every
wear in the United States.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
"JAVNI RERACI".

Neki James Campbell il Pitts
burga, Pa. je pod prisego izjavil,
da je sliSal ma svoja uSesa, ko je
Mr.. Bryan ma gotovem mestu in
ob gotovem casu dejal, da so "a
meriSki delavci = javni beraci. "
Bryan je V sluEbi kapitalizma
in nina niti najmanj srca "a de
lavca To je pokazal re stokrat
in stokrat. Da je torej nagnal de-
lavce "bera6i", Sc ne smemo
ME cuditi. AmpaS znacilne so pa
lie te njegove besedel Kolikor to-
liko nj lagal!
Ali nj Samuel Gompers, vodia
najvecje delavske organizacije V
Ameriki, prosjacsl ze nesteto-
krat pri kapitalisiesih strankah
"a deTavske koncssIJeT Nj nj Com
pers ravno letos beraeil ma repu-
blikanski nacijonalni konvenciii
"a takozvani "antiinjunction
plank, in kO je tamkaj dobil
q" kick, je sci bcraeit "a isto
stvar Denver k demokratomY
Delayski voditelj" la Com
pers vedno beracijo pri kapitali-
stih "a delavske drobtine in to V
imenu delavskih organizacij. Ce
le torej Bryan govoril "javnih
beraeih". mislil je nedvomno ma
Gompersa. kar je mad vse sijajna
karakterizacija tega kameleona.
kajti Ameriki 81 ne moreno mi
sliti vecjega poiticnega beraca
kot ie ravno Gompers.
Ameriski delavci, kteri necejo
beraeiti, pristopajo k socialistieni
stranki, ktera ne beraci temvee
zahteva, da Sc da delavcu kar je
delavcevega. Cemu maj bi delav-
ci beraGili, ko pa imajo moe, da
lahkO vzamejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06

ma Nrhniki, ali pa Nabrezini.
Toda ce je Sla mesto ki ie ia
mes nemsko, je morala priori ra
cunati mogoGimi in mad vse YER
jetnimi posledicami 4 druge stra
nj ostanc barbarizem seveda bar
barizem, tudi ce je bill prieakovaii
IN V ptujskem nemSkem macdonald
zmu Sc ze davno meSata delirii in
idiotizem. Ornigova klika. katero
so socialni demokratje Stajer-
Skcm dezelnem zboru in V svoiem
graSkem glasilu pokazali mai
bolj naturaliSti6ai Sikh. Sc drzi
edino Z vecnim drazenjem sovini-
Stitnih simpatij pri resnih ljudih
Jih je ze davno izgubila
o posameznostih pretepov, ki
so Sc Ptuju vrSili l3. in Il
Septembra, Sc ne moreno bayi-
II, ker Sc prostora nimamo "a re-
gistriranje vsake klofuta. Kri je
tekla, to je gotovo; ampak kdor
govoriGi. da bo Ia kri pomagala.
" ohraniti ncmSki .zna6aj Ptuia",
ali pa "osvojiti Ptuj Sloveneem
govori neresnico. In kdor rabi
vsled pretepov naStalo podivia-
nJe cutov "a novo SovinistiGno
scuvanje, gresi mad narodom. Il
nobeno Surovostlo Sc ne pospeSu-
Je narodnost, ampak kulturo:
lastnemu narodu ne koristi. zani-
cevati in blatiti drug narod. tenn
wee uclti Sc je treba. kar imaio
drugi dobrega. Posebno pa mai hi
Slovenci pomislili. da ie ma Ptui-
Skem trcba pameti. ne pa blame
MIA. Slovensko ljudstvo onih
krajih, Xxi poSluSa "Staiereeva"
gesla, sc ne bo pridobilo podzi-
ganjem Sovinisticnih strasti. TEN
wee edino vstrajnim, potrpelji-
vim in pametnim poukom.
LatoreJ -- hladno kri
Ptujska pilicija Sc ie vedla pri-
Stransko; to radi verjamemo. ker
10 dobro poznamo. Da so celjski.
mariboSki in celovski policaji. XII
so j priSli ma pomoG. posnemali
njen vzor. je prav tako verjetno.
Samo Y oklepaju bi opomnili. .da
nj policija samo V Ptuju. Celju in
Celovcu enostranska ampak
mdi drugje. Mestna policiia je po
vsod vecalimanj orodje gospodu-
Joce stranke, ali kdor misli, da
sluzi pri drzavni policiji sama bo-
zJa previdnost ali k,asiGna obiek-
Utmost, laze sam svoii pameti.
Toda cirilmetodiiski skupseina-
rji so moral tudi kvalitete ptui-
ske policije vpostevati. ko so sli
V Ornigovo kraljestvo. Policija je
kriva; TEN nj dvoma. Ampak
lDalje ma 4. STR
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06


V Ptuju in Ljubljani. re vesti so
pa bile. ali pretirane. ali pa fana-
ticno enoStranSkc. Nj bilo veliko
zaupati onim western. O teh lra.
valih pa piSe popolnoma drugi.
IN vriamcmo. la tudi rcsniGni
luci ravnokar nam doSli ljubljan-
SKI bratski list Rde6i prapOr"
Slcdece:
Ptujski bTavah.
Nekoliko mirnc krvi! V cash
narodnjaSkih rabuk je posebno
treba take tekocine, kajti razbur-
jenost. ki je lahko umevna posle-
dica tendencnih pretepoy, je voda
ma Min vseh nacionalnih hujska-
cev. RazdrazenoSt zivcev, ki ma
stane Y takih cash, jc povsem po-
dobna pijanosti, vinjenim ljudem
Sc pa ne SINE dajati sc zgauia. TEN
wee vode.
kaj SC je zgodiio y Ptuju9 -
Preden Sc Spozna natancna resni-
ca. bo treba nekoliko pocakati.
kajti dokler so ma razpolago Samo
porocila obojeStranskih naciona-
liStoy, ne more biti jasnosti, tenn
wee Samo konfuzija. V slovenskih
casopiSih mrgoli "nemSkih faki
naz ''nemSkih tolovajev".
"nemSkih kultoronoscev", V mem
SIKH pa paradira slovenische He
raGsforderung', windische .Het-
zarbeit y. windische Radaubru-
DER. Po vesteh "ToNnnskega
Narods" so bill Slovenci sama ia
gnjeta L yodo zilah, potrpezljivi
IN miroljubni. kakor jih nismo po-
znali svoje live dni: ce bi verjeli
graSkim listom, so Sc Nemci skru-
pulo2no drzali Kristusovega ma
uka. da maj naStavi Sc levo lice.
kdor je dobil klofuto ma desno.
\aavno je, da Sc TEN western
ne more in lie. sme slepo verjeti.
ker je navada Sovinistov, barvati
take opise, prestara in ker bi Sc
bill morali ljudje po bogve kakS-
nih cudezih in Garth cez noe do ko
sti in crev izpremeniti, ce bi bilo
mogoGe, da bi ena stranka lie nabi-
Jala. druga Ia lie drzala. Nekaj
sence je ze ma obeh straneh in
kdor Sc proved trudi, pokazati Sc
belega, zbuja sum, da je vec Gr-
nrh peg ma MEM, nego Sc jih vidi
ma prvi pogled.
Druzba sv. Cirila in Metoda je
imela 13. sept. Ptuju obcni
zbor. Ko je odbor sklenil. prize
dlti zborovanje TEN mestu, nj
prisel sele ma svet, ampak je do
bro vedel, kaksne razmere vlada.
10 V Ornigovi guberniji. Zato je
smesno. ce Sc kazejo sedaj prese-
necene in glumijo miroljubne ov-
cice Prireditev obcnega zbora CT
rilmetodove druzbe je bila demon
stratlvna, namenoma demonstra-
.tivna in aranzerji so prav Gobro
vedeli, da so skoraj absolutno
gotovostjo pricakovati spopadi. Sc
nikdar MISC bile prve slovenske
prireditve spodnjeStaierskih me
stih in trgih mirne in ce bi bill
vodje Cirilmetodijcev V Ptuju pri
cakovali izjemo, bi Sc Jim morale
pripisati ubostvo duha, ki prese-
ga vsako normalnost. Narobe: Ma
ravnost priGakovati so morali IL
grede in ce Sc sedaj delajo zacu-
dene,d so Sc zgodih, je ia hinav-
Selma prav Zoprna.
Seveda - ciriimetodOva druzba
Je imela prav tako pravico, zbo-
royati V Ptuiu lxakor v Krap;,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
LIKo NARoDNo ZABAVo

Pricetek oh s. uri zvecer.
Nstopnice predporaii l5c; pr
vhodn 25c. Dame spremstvu
moskih ne placajo vstopnine. IT.
kete predprodaji dobite pri FIR.
Madden.
Ma II veselici Sc bo predstavlja-
la krasna igra "K6erke rada" IL
delavskega zivljenja. Ia ugodno
zabavo IN postrezbo skrbel bo
veseliGni odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
Krinke padajO.

zopet le raZkrlnkan Jeden poll
.;;ni hipokrat. Kapitalisti6ni cdr
iaynik' stoii v popolni nagotil
..pobern voditelj in "ugleden"
moi je pokazal svojo pravo bar
70.
Mad trideset let je bill Joseph
Reason Foraker zapovedujoca fl
yara V republikanskih koncilih in
tskorekoe ''prvi drzayljan" re-
publiki. Ko je stopil iavnost, V
politicno zivljenie, nj incl niti
prebite pare, - a danes je milijo-
mar. Kakor ostali kapitalisticni po
litiki. takc je tudi on obogatil V
;aynih sluzbah, kljub temu, da je
njegoya plaza komaj zadostovala
"a tiyljenske potrebsGine.
Pravo ziyljenje in prava poll
tika teh kapitalisti6nih "drzavni-
koyr ie navadno opasana kitaj-
skim zidom; javnosti je skrito,
kar poeenjajo ii mozje "a kulisa-
mi Toda kako ironicna je usoda {:
rsvno ko vrzeio odlocilno karto,
|. in ko sc pocutijo najbolj varne,
= potegne nevidna roka zastor, in
pred nami stole. kakorsni so V res
mel razkrinkani in izigrani &.
Tako Sc je nedavno zgodilo Jos.
Bsiley-u, IL Texasa, voditelju re-
publkancev zvezinem senatu.
In to Sc je zgodilo tudi Jos. Fo-
sakeru, sedanjemu voditelju repu
bIkaneev isti, trustom hlapcu-
joel zborniei. oba sta sedaj naga
plaSans agenta najso6ieea -trIs
sta ma svetu: Standard Oil Co.
- Ampak Bailey in Foraker nista
ijemi. Jih je Sc wee. dasiravno
Sc imena danes Sc ne omenjajo.
Zyezini senat je sestavljen il ma
lone samih advokatov, ki so slu
fbah velikih korporacij in trus-
tov. In ii senatOrji so tudi milijo-
narjil =
Ko je udarila strela V obliki ne
oyrzenega dokaza Grnim ma be.
lem, da je Standard Oil Co. pod
kupila Forakera in ga placevala
zzlatom, skril Sc je prvi "a debelo
postsyo Wiliama Howard Tafta,
ees: "Saj nisem SAM
Petrolejski kralji la Standard
Oil vedo, kje je treba mazati, da
dobro drzi. Brigajo Sc oni "a vse
protitrustne zakone, "a vse pray
de pri zvezinih sodiscih in vse de-
Observation-Disclosures globe, do
kler imajo moza V najvisji I'VE
mi postavodaji kot je Foraker in
se cello vrsto drugih "a MIN. To
90 gentleman, ki znajo vzeti in
melsati. Foraker in Taft Sc po-
nata dobro. Med NINA nj tajno-
sh. Toda Taft tudi sedaj molei
Use pricakuje, kako Sc bo opra-
we'll Taft, da je stal intimno po-
leg politiene propalice, XII Sc je
prodal petrolejskemu trustu. A
do sedaj Sc vse zastonj.
Zakaj Taft zdaj molcif
Pomislite, kako bi vpili kapi-
talstieni listi, ako bi Sc kaj take
"a dokazalo Debsu. Celia Amerika
b bila ognju. A v tenn slueaju
pa nekterimi izjemami molce ka
pitalisticne trobente kot grob.
In slednjic: kaj pa pravi Roose-
velti Boil proglasil Forakera ne
Hllenim drzavljnom"9 Bo Ii gr-
mel in obsodil to nezaslisano ko-
npcijo republikanski stranki?
Me- Niti besedice ne porece ia
don Kizot Cster Bayu. Spomin
"A njegovo zadnjo volilno kampa-
MO pred stirimi lett, ko je bill ME
gov yolilni fond placan il iste bla-
game, cd koder je bill pozneje pla
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can Bailey in sedaj Foraker - in
tako daije - mu mora zapeeatiti
usta.
Trhel in gnjil je politieni ka-
pitalizem in nevreden vsake ma
daljne eksistence. Zatorej dol z
mimi
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SOcialisti6ni glaSOvi v Zedin.
jenih drfayah.

socialistioni glasovi Zedinje-
nih drzavah pri predsedniskih vo-
htvah so cd l. 1888 do /. 1904 ra.
Il.
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Prosperiteta Sc vraGa, pravijo.
Pri tenn najbrz mislijo ma milijo-
marie, ki Sc zdaj vracajo il Evro-
pc, kjer so V razkoSju prebili po-
citniee.
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Ako je vse resnica, kar 81 oei-
tajo te dni voditelji republican
cev, demokratov in neodvisnih" "
- kar pa radi vrjamemo - tedai
dotitniki zasluzijo jeto, ne pa
uradov.
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Poor soDRUGI,

Hrvatski Radnicki Pjevaeki
Zbor "Svoboda" in tamburasko
drustvo "Sloga" priredita So
boto 10. oktobra svojo prvo
VEL1KO NARODNo ZABAVO
s koncertem, plesom in dramati.
emo predstavo
V veliki dvorani Fr. Mladica vogel
SO. Centre ave. in 18. utica.