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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-20
PETRA NADLOGE BANCNA
VLOGA.
Il ~anglesGine poslovenil Ivan Mol
DIM.
(konec.)

Nekega opoldne omeni Toncka
pr obedu, da Sc je izglasil mex a
gent 5 sivalnimi stroll. Pri ii o.
pomnji skrbno OPAQUE Nadlogo,
kak utiS bode %napravila mani nJe-
na novica. Toda Peter Sc nezmeni
"a zadevo in jo kar presliSi. Zeni-
ca seve, Xxi jo je agent do dobra
pouch, kako maj apelira ma moza,
ces: Ge ne DO mic pa tako vkreni-
tie, da pridem JAZZ sam znjim V po-
govor, Sc neobupa. Poskusa mu
tedaj dopovedat, da je sivalni
stroj kos pohistva, da Sc izplaca
sam, ako Sc ma MEM donna silva,
mesto dajati drugim Swat it'd.
Racunala je, ia tako prakticen
MOI, kakor MEN Peter nemore cd
reel nikdar kaj tako koristnega,
kakor je Sivalni stroj, ki Sc sam
izplaca z delom ma MEM donna.
In res, elm dalje ceblja, toliko
pozornejsi postaja Nadloga.
"kolikSni pa SO obroki?" vpra-
Sa slednjie.
"Samo jeden dollar ma teden."
zatrjuje TonGka, lin to svoto lah-
ko dvakrat ma teden prihranim S
strojem."
"KolikSno pa je prvo naplaci-
lo?" vprasa vnovic Peter. S TEN
vprasanjem jo sprawl OBJ YES po-
gum. In re 81 V duhu ocita, zakaj
nj $ zadevo prepustila zgovor-
MENU agentu; a bio je re prepo-
Emo, sedaj velja pogum. "Pet do
larjev je prvo naplacilo," odgo-
vori malo bojazljivo.
"Toda, kje maj dobiva teh pet
dolarjev?" oporeka Nadloga.
Sedaj Sc zave Toncka, da ie je-
DIM in posledni trenutek dobiti a
Ii izgubiti igro. Zavedala Sc ie
svoje moci mad Petrom natanGno,
cato poseze pc tistem sredstvu,
Xxi zenam vedno pomaga V boju
prot mOaem, ako so tie pri kraju
S svojo diplomacijo. Postavi Sc pc
robu, ter zaviha svoj itak zavihani
nosek. V tel jezi pa sc zdi Petru
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-20

Srecal je tretjega soseda in
povesil glavo pred MIN, Sc predno
ga je ogovoril.
Pa kan zdaj, Gjuro?" je vpra-
sal sosed. "Siromaki smo in tezko
Je hraniti cloveka, ki je V tuji de-
zeli potrosil mladostl"
~ sumo pOjdem!"
"kako S vumo? Sal komaj sto-
jiS pred menoj, kakor 81! Ne. v
sumo ne pojdeS, niti ma pole, tenn
wee ma gorko slamoi"
Gjuri Sc .je zdelo, da nosi ka-
men ma hrbtu. Truden je bill in je
sedel kraj poti ma culo, da hi po-
cival.
Pobral je $ poti grudo prsti in
Jo Je pObozal Z dlanjo, kakor lice
otroku.
'Zemljica, maika. i"
Sofia je padla ma grudo; takrat
je bill Gjurov obraz vel in mrtvaS-
XII, kakor obraz %Starca, sedecega
pred jamo, zanj izkopano.
Dolgo je pocival Gjuro, in ko
Je vzdignil gIavo. so stall sosedie
pred MIN.
"'Tako je. Gjuro; ne bono ii
kratili gorke slame, tudi kruha
ne in tudi ii ne bono oGitali, Gju-
ro. da ne zanjcS. kjer 81 sejal q.
Pozdravljen manu-"
Gjuro je vstal.
"Ljudje bozji. bratje, domovi-
no som nael in zdravje ko sen IL
gubil oboje, so izprcgledale mole
oci. in So videlc. da sem incl zdra-
Vie in domovino Pokazite mi,
bratje. kje je jana, zane ike
panal"
Truden ie bill in .ie legel V hlev
ma gorko slamo in ie zaspal in Sc
nj wee predramil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-20

10 sc tako pondeljek znova bill
"a, naroci Peter Toncki mai vrata
skrbno zaklene in nikomur .neod-
pre-; maj okna zastre in Sc niko-
mur neoglasi. Sam pa potihoma
Skozi zadnja vrata odhaja, da bi
ga nihce ne videl. ma 10y IA de
lOm. Agentje prihajajo, trkajo in
zopet odhajajo brez vspeha. mi
slec, da hi nikogar donna.
To Sc potem ponavlia vsak dan
in G teden. Ona trepeta dan in
noe, on pa place skrivoma odhaja
in prihaja.
Nekega prihodnjih dnii prisluS-
kuje Toncka pri zaprtih wrath.
kako vSi STRIFE agent.je naval6 ma
njcna vrata. nato pa Sc podajo
pred hiSo. kier zdruzcni vgiblieio.
kai jim je vkreniti. Brez dvoma
kujejo kak naGrt. vsai tako Sc do
zdeva njej.
Ma vecer zopet izporo6i dnevne
dogodljaje Z agent svoiemu mo
zu. Xxi 10 znova pomiri. da Sc ii ne
bodo upali Y njcgovei odsotnosti
kai hudcga u~prizoriti. Toda. ko Sc
odpravi prihodnega ultra zopct
t~ihotapski "a delom, "a vendar-la
zaSkrbi. kai nameravaio.
lSkanic della nj nobencmu de-
lavcu prijetno. in tudi Nadloco
tega dine kar mic nc veseli soseb-
no. ker ga mud misel M dom.
Slednjic Sc odpravi domov. ker 10
bio $ iSkanje brez vspeha. To
pot mn nj bio veG trcba Skrivoma
Skoz zadnii who'd Komai zaviie
okoli vogla blizini donna. zc o.
pazi TonGko pred hiSo Svoiega
stanovania $ sveznii posteliinc in.
druro nicmu dobro 2nano pritlia-
90. Mimo idoGi SO vstavliaio ter.
Socutno popraSuieio 20 nezgodi.
toda ravno tako zopet odhaiajo.
kO zvedo neredko novice.
Muccn prior sledi. TonGka VISA
zbeCana in obupana priGne znova
lokati in iadikovati ko zagleda
Petra. V ~pretrganih stavkih mn
pripoveduie. kako so priSli agen-
tie z voznikom. vlomili vrata in
nohrali vse, kar iei ie bilo tako.
liubo in draco.
Nadloga. ki SO SAN komai SOL
zam hrani 10 tolazi: "Nikar nc,
plakai in nikar So ne musil'
StraStno 10 obiame. V obicmn
ma i"i odnado iva nedrii mala
knnzira. Bi1a ic to-bancna knii-
5ica Petra Nadloge 2 n.iegovo ban
emo vlogo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-20
C.nkar:
noM0vINA, tt 81 X
ZDRAVJEl"

n, hm0yine.
N. |rsko. krepak in zdrav, della in
N, ieljan, Sc je bill napotil VI
Della je naSel, sreee ne veil
pleSa so mu bila Siroka, pa je'
. Isiss q breme, kakor mu ga je Bog
= Nil. ,
IISnsj Sc ie Sc dobro ogledal
. IN ondod, je stopil V veliko
!. xrnieo kraj velikega mesta ter
d. Eostal tam ~petnajst let in dali.
Il, k.traj, ko Sc je danilo, je Sci V.
70 1ruico, izve6er. ko sc je mraGilo,
kl il %tvornice; belega dine nj
1a. In vselei kadar sc je vra-
Lii tvorniee, je bio njegovo te-
troje kapelj krvi %siromaSne-
emo kapljo SO popili SLIM stro-
druga kaplja Sc je izgubila V.
Enem prahu, tretja Sc je razto-
IL iganju.
Nekoe, ko je Gjuro baS vzdignil
H.. da bi 81 obrisal Z rokavom
. n cd celia, so nenadoma zaple-
Ia stroll pred MIN, kakor da so
e ,sIdvel, tudi on sam Sc je zavrtel
Nj. tkolobarju in ko je ~pokleknil ma
, E Sc je izlila IL njegoyih ust crna
!, "Kaj Sc je zgodilo?" je vpra-
T" t~ovarisa.
~Konec je, |prijatelj, konec!' je
EgOyoril tovaris. "Kmalu, zdi Sc
cab Dos pOcival!"
"Kako ia je konec! Kako da bi
E@iyali"
L, prijatelj, petnajst let in pc
kaplje ma dan, 20 tri kaplje
P'an. nj Sala! Tudi JAZZ pojdem
b teboj, vsi pojdemo - kdo bi
l smeril' Delal 81, dodelal, pa
Imril'
Zee je treba umreti, bonn ubo-
'|pll' je rekel Gjuro in je sci "a
nj wee vrnil tvornico.
Dokler je delal, nj cutil in nj
! .pmislil, kako je vrela il telesa
islada moe V zmirom tanjSem cur
Im Zdaj je sedel brezdelen ma
cAa pstelji, pa je bill nenadoma YES
Iruden in je spoznal, da je izzet in
onindloien starec. In hudo Sc mu je
IsOrilo pri srcu.
"Glej, G%juro!" je pomislil.
TATako 81 delal petnajst let in
italjj, nisi videl belega dine, ne uzil
vsselja; cate nj bilo praznika, ia
Ina Hkopana bo tvoj prank in
Ircj poeitekl"
Tisti vecer je slisal, kako so il
4dale, IL dOmovine zabucale sumo.
" pOmladnem viharju me po-
l~ldravllajo!" ga je izpreletelo vse
% srca.
In Je takoj povezal culo in Sc je
liapravil ma pot. Dolga .je bila pot,
Ia dezele je premeril crni zelez-
.lrish voz. 10 Sc je belilo tretje
I atro, je zadel Giuro culo preko
Itame in je stOpil il voza.
komaj Sc je doteknila noga rod
Y zemlje, je vzkipelo v MEM in
Y nigralo, kakOr mlado zivljenje.
"Petnajst let in dali tie MISC
fsledale mole %osirotele oci, majka!
..Pozdravljeno, ii pole neizmer-
10, blagodisece.. pozdravljena,
4p0nosna suma, do neba pojoGa...
u Cd srca pozdravljen, moi rodni
nal, XII Sc bells ma zelenem brdu!'
Me b~olezen? Kje utrujenostY
EogenJ Sc je povrnil v oci, moe je
vzkipela v prsih.
IL DEMONSTRATIONS, zahvaljena,
nalka domovina ii rodnica,
esmllJena preporodnica!"
veselimi koraki je stopal V br-
10 Ma klancu mu je prisel napro-
sosed, mlad FAINT nekoc, zdaj
noz brkat ma mrk.
lie, Jovo!' je vzkliknil Gju-
Sosed ie molcal.
kaJ me ne poznaS wee? Gjuro
semp'
GJuroY Kateri G.juro?"
Petnajst let in dali ="
.GleJ, tisti Gjuro Hud6 81
se lzpremenil, bolan 81 in sub rod
ma matt tie ne bi spoznala!"
GJuru je segla zalost V C
Pod selom 10 oroSoI lr,o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-20
Sc veliko lepsa, kar MENU pogum
samo jennie, njej pa obratno po-
gum daje, in zmaga je gotova.

gum daJe, Ill Zmaga Je gotova.
ZaGuden jo gleda Peter, zaseze
Jo okOlu pasG in strastno objame.
Toneka pa Sc mu i%zvije: "Pusti
mel"
In kaj je vendar ma robe?" joI
izpraSuje Peter %ljubeznjivo
"Jaz hoGem %Sivalni stroll" cd
vrne ona boil sama Ease.
All kie mai vzameva prvo ma
placilo pet %dolarjev?" p~rotestira
Peter.
"kaj res nemoreva rabbit onih
pet dolarjev ma banki?' doStavlia
ona.
ITO ic povSem nemogoce." cd.
govori on odlocno. kar poderc
TonGki vSe made.
Ravno V TEN trenutku potrka..
nckdo ma vrata. Ma poziv vstopi.
agent. Temu je tekel namazani
jezek in nj vzelo mnogo casa pre-
pricati Petra, da ie Sivalni stroi
potrebcn. Sosebno, komu agent Sc
ponudi ugodnost, da on zalozi pr
vo naplaGilo "a Petra. kar on lah-
ko pozneie Y obrokih poplaGa.
: Sivalnim strojem pa Sc nj
konca naskokov ma Petrovo ban
emo vlogo. Toncka VISA ekonomiG-
ma 10 Spravlja V vedno neyarnost.
kadar nemorc I Nadloginim "a
Sluzkom izhajati. In to Sc kaj po-'
gosto dogaja, ker je vcdno kai
treba. Peter pa oStanc trdovraten
III Toncka mora odnehati.
Pa pribliza Sc sezona praznikov
in Toncka hoGe svoiemu petru ma
praviti veSelje, ca iznenaditi 2 bo-
zicnim darilcem. Toda kako? Kje
wet denar? Zopet in zopet JET
hodi ma mar Petrova bancna vlo-
ga. IL tie zadrege iej pomaga a.
gent s fonografom. ki zahteva "a
prvo napla6ilo samo jeden dollar.
oStanek pa V tedenskih obrokih
malenkost % centov. Zaiedno Sc
dogovori tudi Nadloga z drugim
agentom glede srebrnega iedilne-
GA orodja. In kO slednji6 vendar
pride zaaelieni Bozic. ie Toncka
dvakrat sreGna.
Pc bOziGu uvidi mlada zenica.
da jej je cd slej Sc tczie izhaiati
Z mozevim zasluzkom. \ vse hi Sc
zmagala, da ne pride Peter neke-
GA dine domov Z zalostno novice.
da je izgubil delo.
Oba Sc lie predobro zaveSta niu-I
mega resniGno za~lostnega poloza-l
ia: Stirih ko%lektarjev in povrh Sc
hlSnega poSeStnika. PoSebno po-
pari Ia vest TonGko, toda Peter 10
tolazi. da bo koj drugo delo iskal.
agentje bodo malo pocakali "a te-
denske obroke in pc east bodcta
vSe z varcnostjo dohitela. Hisni
gospodar pa Sc bode dial istotako
potalazit dokler ne dobi della.
Prihodnjega pondeljka Sc agen-
tJe obIcaJno izglase, ter Toneki o.
blJubio, da hocejo pocakati do
druzega pondeljka, toda dale ne
morejo. 10 pa pride drugi ponde-
lick, TOncka drhte izpove, da Sc
mozu Sc nj posreGilo dobiti della.
pac pa ina mnogo upanja V nasle-
dnJi teden, ker mu je Y vec kraiih
delo obljubljeno. Agentje Sc STEER
zadovolJijo 5 to i%zjavo, toda zabi-
caJo zajedno, da vzemo naslednji
pondeljek blago, ako ne dobe o.
brokov. In hisni posestnik? Tia je
tudi n%amigaval, da ju pozene ma
cesto, ako ne dobi stanarine.
Toncka obveSti moza O vsem
prete6em, naglaSaioG, da morata
dvigniti bancno vlogo, ako hoGeta
resiti %domovanje. Toda Peter ie
mnenja, da iima S petimi d~olarii
, nj mic pomagano, da maj ostanejo
tam kjer so najpride makari mai
huJe; potem hoceta 2 nova zaGeti.
kadar dobi delo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Officials Admit Robbery of Nevada

Judge Bartne drew damaging admissions from Southern
Pacific representatives during the railroad rate hearings
Salt Lake City, that will in all likelihood materially help securing
just rates for Nevada when the final hearing the Reno
made shortly.
The railroad has been dodgng the ssuea terminal rate for
some central Nevada ponon two grounds One Of them that
the freight rate low be consistently gven another
that water competition keen that the the
must be maintained that the seaboad be kept down
where they compete with the water transportation charges
Judge Bartne forced official Of the Espee admit that the
charges Reno from Eastern points sufficient pay
hauling the mountains Sacramento and then back Reno
but that insufficient to carry the freight far Reno
drop off there thus be relieved Of the haul
and back
Another Espee official admitted that the lines which
been giving the Epee the serious trouble the
petition owned and controlled by the Southern Pacific Com
pany."
1t that arguments such the above the
strongest that the Southern Pacific Company put denying
Reno equitable terminal freight rae the road will lose its
The Salt Lake hearing has brought the pubc be damned
policy of the transportation companies in concise wording this
timc Now it's the public's turn-Goldfeld News
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Getting Piece of Government Land

you will any land Office in the Pacific Rocky Noun
tain States and ask the there toyou will find
most of the hcky settled counties that the township dia
dotted with tracts for filing under OF the
of Government You also
liable description the general character of the land in that town
ship township of 36 sections of $40 each You
then provide yourself with compass and "bueprnt
township prce fifty dollar and 60 and inspect the
yourself Usually there in the nehbor
hood public lands who will guide the tracts
for fee varying from s25 $3.50 There ocaors
nearly all the regions wherein public lands much
sought The capital persons simply the knowledge of
just caims be found Be that your
locator is absolutely reliable Some of them have made practice
of leading endee fine tract perhaps adjoining the actual
vacant tract shown the blueprint but which vacant tract is ab
souey worthless The baze markings OF old surveys
often hard find read when ound they be obltera
ed entirely by the time Unless have learned
roughly how ne and somewhat familiar with the
wilderness pay no location fee until have had your
location This be done by HIM In
to three days work-October Pacific Monthly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
State News From EXCHANGES

body rich that promises develop into bonanza is
ported struck the 23OO Mexican mine
IN Virginia City, The is in virgin ground Of any
evious workings The strike has made quite market for
nearly all the Comstock stocks
John taken charge Arlington hotel at Carson
r the proprietor Wills Brougher Stout McNn who have
had charge of the house, retire. and their manager Fred Somers
expects business Reno Brougher spending
money the Arlington and will make up-to-dae
After looking into the Nevada game thoroughly Attorney
General Stoddard has prepared guidance
District Attorneys the State and sale
Of hotels and restaurants should be stopped He has
advised that fish h sold j. ~ ccs season and that
common liable the law if they transport
20 ducks in one day.
According information given Carson by Attorney c.
Mack representing Receiver Wdes in the against
t B. Hickey for money due the depostors of the
Trust Company Attorney McPke of Carson
City few days ago and hired this city for $500
the signatures of hundred Carson residents affidavit
setting forth that Hickey will be unable fair and impair
tial trial in Carson in any county in this State
The Nevada Fish and Game Protective Association
recently discussed the fish situation in this protested
against the Indians fishing in the closed Professor
the prominent members of the association
mendd that at the next Legislature the law be amended that the
Indians may sell fish the closed the fish marked
with seal by the Indian agent He wants this law to read that
only caught from Pyramid Lake be sold by the Indians
October IL the Southern Pacific Company its tee-
graph freight Humboldt House,
five miles of Inlay The posoce also has been closed and
what has been since the building of the Central Pacific 1869
the best known stopping places the entire line of the railroad
only flag station In early days the company built fine
hotel Humboldt House. planted flowers and grass and
transformed the place into verabe oasis the desert the fame
which known to travellers all the country The estab
shment the railroad terminal Inlay has wiped Humboldt
House off the map.
The Valley Mining Company have officially notified their
Yerngon that construction work the smee
will commenced December l. That in the
meantime the machinery and materials will be shipped fast
by The smeer will be erected
Hot Springs Wabuska and will be connected with the
the raoad construction This will give
great impetus Lyon County and help the whole State The
copper Yerngton beyond the prospect stage vast
tonnage various mne the develop
has reached the point where the construction big smee
is warranted.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Passing of the Silver Dollar

The silver dollar gradually is going out of circulation To-day
there about 1000 of them in circulation which the
smallest number years. Three years ago there
about 100000 passing through the various channels Of trade
The for the unpopulary of the silver dollar it is said at
the Treasury Department that the Government for the last
has declined to the charges shipments them
the treasury for exchange for notes of similar value There
than $50 circulation when Congress refused to
proprate for paying charges Immediately the
of silver dollars decreased rs cent Because of their
size and weight they already have been discarded in the mercantile
cene of the North and East but they still retain favor the West
and the Southwest and in all parts of the South.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Present Cost Of Living

The average householder finds some
difficulty in getting the full measure of
satisfaction from the return of the
country to trade activity, for the cost of
living, which has been increasing 80
rapidly for most Of the past IS years. is
again advancing from the slightly lower
levels brought by the depression Of 1908.
All through the past Summer the prices
Of the necessaries of life have been
slowly advancing, reaching on August /
the highest figure reported for that date,
save one in 1907. 1t is rather startling
to see that the average cost of supplies
practically every householder must buy
has increased over 40 per cent since 1896.
The Bradstreet agency has selected LOG
articles Of domestic consumption and
has kept careful record of their prices,
month by month, for IL years. The
highest point ever reached was ON March
1, 1907, after which came the moderate
slump caused by the financial disturb
ances Of that year. We are now march
ing steadily back toward this high rec
ord. and the August figures are only 6.S
per cent below it. Some Of the individ-
ual cases Of increased costs are much
more impressive than the average. Rub
Der has advanced from 81 cents pound
in 1906 to $l.98 pound now; pork from
$8. 25 per barrel to $21.75; eggs, from 1917
cents dozen to 28 cents; mutton from
o.; cents pound to IL cents; wheat
from GA cents bushel to $l.20, and so
forth. The figures given are wholesale
prices, and as q rule the advance to the
ultimate consumer has beeh decidedly
greater.-Review of Reviews.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Goldfield Hotel Cuts Its Rates

quite cry the hotel rates prevailing at Gold
field during the Mining Congress and those OF to-day ney nave
taken tumble and from high So day during the congress
they Meals of which during the Congress-
the ceiling the only limit have fallen to $40 month Ihis
done explained the house of the most attractive
places residence anywhere in the southwest from 10
Angeles following the Goldeld Tribune explains 1t
little more in detail:
"Wh the transient business Manager f. Douglas OF
the Golded hotel decided schedule OF prices that Will
make that the attractive place OF residence
Nevada From this s25 per month will be granted
for who will be with meals at the rate
Of $40 per month dee competition and brings hotel vne
to level where cheaper than keeping house and meet
incidental The reputation OF the house is TOO
known call for special comment as 1t is hrst class IN
particular and equal appointments and service 10 tue oeS
Of Denver and Los Angeles"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-16
Telephone Line Change. Hand.

Edward Clifford has concluded a deal
for the purchase from ]. G. Mccormack
Of the telephone line from Tonopah to
Clifford, and will build extensions to FL
lendale and Stone Cabin.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-07-29
GREAT TIMBER COUNTRY.

A Hundred Billion Feet Of Lumbe.
Available About Coos Bay.
The vast quantity of standing timbe,
in the Coos bay country can scaroel,
be realized. for there is probably mo-
another place in the world where 50
much timber is found near a fine
harbor affording manufacturing AMI
shipping advantages.
1t Is estimated that within a radiu,
OF sixty or seventy miles from Coo,
bay and so located that the harbor 1,
a natural outlet there is somethin,
like 100000. 100000 feet of standinI
timber-that is, about one-third Of thu
standing timber in Oregon and one
tenth Of that in the entire United
States is here.
The principal variety is FIR, inter
mixed with spruce, red cedar and the
Port Oxford or Coos bay white cedar
which is very valuable in ship build
Ing or wherever the lumber is to be
subjected to the action of water
There are also maple. ash. alder and
myrtle. the latter admitting of beau
tiful polish and being extensively used
for furniture and residence fittings.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-07-29

If you have pains in the back
weak back, or any other indica.
cation of a weakened or disor-
dered condition of the kidneys
or bladder, you should get De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder
Pills right away when you ex-
perience the least sign of kid
ney or bladder complaints, but
be sure that you get DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills. We
know what they will do for you,
and if you will send your name
to E. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago
you will receive free trial
box of these kidney aud bladder
pills. They are sold here by
all druggists.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-07-29
If II Were

Walter ]. Travis. eolflng at Rye
symra'hized with friends story Of Q
drunken caddy.
1T is amazing" said Mr.. Travis
chow people with serious responsible
ity on their shoulders-butlers, engi
neers. caddies ana SO on will &c,
drunk"
He smiled.
"A lady know" he went on, "came
down stairs to see to the flowers on
the eve Of large dinner, and found
her butler staggering about the dinins
room with red eyes and disorderei
hair
''The man dropped cut-glass bow
and laughed and his mistress cried in
dirnantly:
Good gracious, Parker, you're
drunk"
"The butler, with silly smile said
soothincly:
Don't be alarmed, maam. 1t ain't
ketchin'.'"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-07-29
A Prize Surprise.

AT party composed of adults in
Hutchinson recently it was proposed
that the entertainment consist of the
games that prevailed in The good old
days Of Observation-Disclosures "tin.
tin" London bridge" otc Finally a
prize was offered for the person who
could make the 'ng!iest face" The
judges witnessed tn" contorton OF
faces for awhile. and then awarded
the prize to an old maid. You win,'
they said, handing her box of bon.
bons. q will thank YOU" she replied
Indignantly. to understand that
was not playing"