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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-08

v nekterih mestih V draw
Mississippi je V veljavi mestna
odredba, ktera doloca, da mesto
lahko prisili vsakega drzavljana,
da 6 dni cisti in snazi mestne uli-
ce ali pa plaza tri dolarje V NEST
no blagajno, ako noce pokoriti Sc
mestni gosposki, tedaj mora v je-
co "a toliko casa, da so plaeani
sodnjiski troski in denarna globa.
Socialist V mestu Vilori so Sc
vprli ii odredbi in priporocajo
vsem drzavljanom, da Sc ne po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-08
V Laportu, Ind.

- Laportu, Ind. in okolici
love kmetje in mestjani bivSega
bankirja Roberta Greena. li je Sc
del radi konjske tatvine ieci.
IL ktere je pobegnil in nekemu
kmetu zopet ukradel konja.
Greene je bill podpredsednik
Merchants and Farmers Bank.
Hotel. je postati Gez noe milijonar
in pricel je Spekulirati ma borzi,
kar Sc pa nj obneSlo. Da hi svoio
prazno blagajno zopet napolnil,
ie priGel krasti konJe. Pa nj j
mel sreGe. Kmalu ie prisel pra-
vici pest in obleci je moral ma
rogasti jetniSki iopic.
Tako Sc pogrezajo blatu in
moGviriu stebri danaSnje kapital-
sticne GloveSke druzbe - bankir-
j in drugi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-08
v mesecu marcu t. |. so V sve

hiCoSSu lildl Su l. l. ~ ' SNN
ii Rusiji obsodili 143 oseb ma
smrt. 80 oseb je bilo obeSenih. V
Tambovu in KurSu so trije obso-
jenci ma smrt zvrSili samomor. V
Tamboru so napadli strazarja. mu
well samokres, da so potem kon-
cali sebi zivljenie.
V prvem cetrt letju 1909 ie bilo
obsojenih 396 ma smrt in smrtna
sodba Sc je zvrsila mad $50 oseba-
mi.
V prvih treh mesecih 1909 so
placali Gasniki 50,675 rubeljov de-
narne globe.
V Rusiii Sc Sc danes vlada V
znamenju vislic in torbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-08

- IL New Yorka ie doSla vest.
da je p harlemskih pekovskih
majstrov kapituliralo po Strife
denskem boiu. Stiri tedne so Sc
trudili, da bi svoje pekarnc ma
polnili stavkokazi.
Pekovski mojstri so zgubili BIZ
tko ma cell crti. Odpustiti so mo-
rail- vse stavkokaze in placati pc
kovskim pomocnikom. ki so stav-
kali. zasluzek "a prvi maj in Sc
nekai dni poleg.
Osabni pekovski mojstri so IL
prli pomocnike. ker so Sc ma pr
vega maja vdelezili pohoda stav-
kujocih zidovskih pekovskih po-
mocnikov kot pricetek "a splos-
no stavko.
Pekovski moistri so podlegli in
pomocniki so zmagali sijajno. Ia
ko zmagujeio delavci povsod. kier
so dobro organizirani in zavedni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-08

V Elginu Sc trudijo Stirie
duhovniki sektaSi 2 molitvijo OF
draviti konja. No, to pomeni
smrt "a najmocneisega konja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-08

List IA koristi delav-
skcsa lludstva. Delav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsega kar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
~ the interests of the
workins class. Work.
srs are entitled TO all
what tn ey produce.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
Notice to Candidates

Beware Of soda fountains and the cigar stand if you are a candidate.
 At least fight shy of the said p.aces if you happen to be in com- pany With some of your friends after you have announced for an office. Otherwise you may vio- late the provisions of the new e.ec- ton law.
 That law is a stinger. During the period of time between the date of a candidates political an- ouncement and the date Of the election he can't give anything to anybody. Can't even "set up" the drinks soft, hard or classified, if the law is to be taken literally for 1t says;
 Any person who is a candidate for office, etc., who shall give or offer to give any gift or donation to any person during the time that he is a candidate, such candida te giving or offering to give, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemenrf- or and upon conviction shall be fined not less than $25 nor more than $500"
 The same. election gospel applies to those who would solicit any gift or donation. There isn't any thing said what the purpose of this gift or donation is to be. The 'aw mere y says in a general ofr-hand sort of way that giving is bad form" during campaign days. and had better be left out of the program altogether. or course it is evident from the law that the gifts referred to are such as would tend to influence the vote of the donee but there isn't any English thrown away in telling about it, and the candi~ date is. eft to his own constructS ion of the case.
 At any rate the candidate who wants to save anything from the price Of coke. to that of swell dinner for a party" of friends, may comp,acently point to Section 6 of the new election law and mur- mer,, Never again, nix; it's all off between friends until after the primary. Se,ah!'
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
 NOW IN THE SOUTH
Iarde Crowd Welcomes Executive to San Antonio. he Dedicates Chapel
 at Ft. Sam Houston.

San Antonio, Texas, Oct.17.-The Presidents trave.s brought him to the far South today. After 21 hours of continuous jorneying from El Paso he arrived here at 7;3O D. m., and despite the fact that it is Sunday night was given a cheering welcome. A big crowd was gathered at the station and the streets leading from the depot to the St. Anthony hotel were lined with people. After being re- ceived by the city officials the President was driven to the hotel with an escort of cavalry and lat CT proceeded to Fit. Sam Houston where he assisted in the dedication and accepted on behalf of the govr ernment, the chapel which has been erected at the famous old army post by the citizens of San Antonio President Taft had much to do as Secretary of War in the building up Of Fit. Sam Hous- ton into a brigade post and has always had a deep interest in it.
 Tomorrow morning the Presi- dent will help put in place the cor nerstone of the nearly completed chape,. will review the troops that are stationed at Ft. Sam Houston and returning to the city will make an outdoor address to the peop'e from a grand stand in Al- ma Plaza. During the afternoon he will leave for Gregory, Texas near Corpus Christi, to spend four days on the ranch of his brother. Chas. P. Taft. The latter passed through here yesterday for the ranch to prepare a welcome for him.
 The presidents train passed through the thin.y settled part of the state and made but few stops. At De. Rio, Sandarson and one or two other places the president de- liyerad brief speeches to the depot throngs which were made up in part of Mexicans, residents Of the communities and farmers who had driven many miles in their best Sunday go to meeting" clothes. The President at the Pecos river, passed over what is declared to be the highest bridge in the word. The river runs in a rocky canyon 32o feet below the rails. The wind was blowing a gale as the Presidents train passed over the c.ender steel structure and the en- gineer ran at a veritable snail's pace.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
Concrete Mixer at Work.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 19.- This morning the big concrete mix CT in the new State Capitol build- ing began the job of furnishing the concrete for the rebuilding of the walls and floors of the building. The carpenters have put the false wooden floor in the first floor thus making form to re- ceive the concrete. there, The concrete mixer is the largest in the state and is capable of turning out hundreds of yards Of the con crete in a day. The crushed rock, sand and cement are unloaded. from cars direct to the basement through chutes where they can be shove.ed right into the hopper oi the mixer without further trouble. The mixer dumps the concrete into a. waiting car at the rate of a yard every two minutes. The car ascends an elevated shaft to the roofy ufthe building where it au- tomatically dumps it into a long chute which can be changed to de-
 liver the concrete to any point of the north wing of the building. and on Iany floor. The work this morning was commenced in a room which is behind the private cham Der of the governors office in the extreme northwest corner of the building on the first floor. The
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
KILLED BY ELECTRIC
 LIGH? GUY WIRE
Floyd Smith, IA Year Old Negro Boy, is ElectrOtuted on East Front
 Street Last Night.

Last night about 9 o'clock. Floyd smith, cO.ored, the IA year old son of Nose Smith, was instantly Killed by the current from the elec trlc light plant at the corner of the residence of w. B. Waller.
 smith was coming up the street between w. B. Walters and J. K Hami.ton's and in turning the corr ner at the intersection of Front street, passed under guy wire to an electric light pole, which struck his hat, knocking it from his head and in attempting to catch it, caught the guy wirel which was charged by a loose over head Wire, death resulting instant ly. There were several other negroes along and consternation spread among his companions as soon as they learned what had happened, and the cause.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
ARKADELPHIA co. OF-
 TIGERS IN TROUBLE
Slx Warrants to Be Served today By De.
 putty U.S 5. Marshall Burris for Violating Pure Food Law

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 18.- Deputy Marshall John T. Burris left Little Rock this morning on an cary train for Philadelphia, carrying six warrants from the United States District Court and which will during the day be serv- cd on the officers of the Arkae de e.phia Milling Company, charg- ing violations of the United States pure food laws. A hearing on the charges Will probably take place before Commissioner w. $. Allen tomorrow and if there is any grounds for the charges the grand jury will be asked to pass upon it. The charges were preferred by District Attorney w. G. Whipp!e.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18

floors are to be hollow tiling, 10 inches square which contain four apartments, laid end to end in the columns six inches apart in which the concrete is placed with the reinforcing of a forked iron bar. which has a resistence of 100 lbs. to the square foot. The floors are laid ten inches of stone con7 crete, on the top of which is p.ao- ed layer two inches in thickness of condor concrete. The archi7 tects say that this will give the floors the required strength and make them absolutely fireproof.
 In order Ito have the work done with the greatest of satisfaction cCnvicts have swept the floors clean and even used a whistbroom to get all of the foreign matter off the beams so the concrete will better adhere to them.
 The steel workers on the bui,d- ing have now replaced all the weak stee. which has been con demned by the architects or their assistants as far as the third floor They are now working near the roof and in this way they are no longer in tho wayt of the concrete men. The work of taking down the columns for the tower in the center of the building, has com menced, and only those in the base ment remain. The large frame tower which has been used for work on the center dome will also be removed in a short time in or der to allow the work there to proceed without interruption.
 Gov. Donaghey continues to spend his afternoons at the bui.d ing and personally direct the DOT tions of the work which must be pushed to keep the forces workc ing well together and not have one waiting on the other.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
Mot Until They Have to-"

we asked prominent citizen to- day who is thoroughly acquainted With railroad tactics and railroad precedent andd man Of high aw, thority in that line, when tho railroad company was goinr to oui1d new depot at Prescott.
 Not until they have to- came 'he quick and positive reply
 And there is no question hut what he is right. The nresan+ structure so far as the comnanv IS concerned suits them. They nave been using it for thirtyl-cjy years and think that it is good TOT several more. Of course. pans nave been drawn up for a new structure and the Iocation etc. has been arranged but that was GoEc tn be ready when they have to"
 Un.ess the present structure ia'ls down or the city forces ac. ton nothing is going to be done soon in the matter because the railroad company doesn't "have, to-"
 It's up to the people of Prescott to have new depot or to continue the use Of the old one. No one e.se. not even the railroad conn pany is going to do anything.
 If the people of Little Rock had remained silent and inactive that city today would be using the old union depot.
 No city can get anything with- out going after it and keeping af- ter ituntil they get it. Every body hates uuitter.
 There should not be a day from row until the structure is coma p.eted without something being done toward securing it.
 When you let the railroad cOmr pany know that they have to build new depot they are going to do it.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
4 Week of Prayer

The following is the programme for the week of prayer to be rens dered by the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church tomorrow at 3 o'clock;
 TUESDAY, OCT. 19. Mrs. Marsh. The 23rd Psalm in concert. Hymn.-My Faith Looks Up TO Thee
 Scripture Lesson.-Psalm l4o; Foreign Missions The Life of the Church.-Mrs. Howell. Bettie Parker's Five Dollars. = Mrs. Steele.
 Music. , A Letter About China.-Mrs. Mon crief.
 Offering.
 Prayer.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
Death of Carl Haynie.

Nhe many friends of MT. Carl Haynie will regret to learn of his death which occurred at his home in GGurdon this morning at l o'clock, after a lingering illness with typhoid fever. The deceased was the son of MT. and Mrs. K. T. Haynie Of GurdOn, and a brother of G. R. Haynie of Prescott. He was 23 years old at the time of his death and was born near Rosston.
 The remains will be brought to Presc~tc tonight at $ o'c.ack from Gurdon land will be taken to Rosston near which place the bur- ial willl take place, in Mt. Olive cemetery tomorrow afternoon at Y o'clock.
 Mir. Haynie was a young man of most excellent character and With a life full of promise.
 To the grief stricken father and mother and other relatives we eX- tend our deepest sympathy.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18
REMOVAL NOTICE

HALLS TEXAS WONDER wih remove Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic trouble. $1OO bottle contains 60 days treatment and seldom one bottle fails to cure. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18

The Popular Mechanics for Nov ember is now on said at the Jack Johnson, Jr., News Stand.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-18

Take care that the divinity with in you has a creditab.e charge to preside, over.-Marcus Aure.iuS.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
5000 Go Ont on Strike.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 12.-Between
$4,000 and $4,000 men are affected by
the strike order issued to the mem
bers of district No. 5, United Mine
Workers of America, which is COM
posed of the employees of the Pitts
burg Coal Company. According to
George Hosack, vice-presdent of the
company, the order to strike came
very much as a surprise. He says all
agreements have been livod up to and
minor grievances were t. 1er discus
sion and in fair way to he amicably
adjusted when the strike order came.
He expects a settlement will be
reached before Thursday. the date set
for the strike The grievances com,
planned of are objections to the new
safety explosives" allies violation
of the eight-hour law on dead work
and the check-off system.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
JEFFRIEs WON'T FIGHT JOHNSON.
HENRY WE'LL.

Montreal, Que, July 12.-"Jim" JEFF
fries said positively last night that he
won't fight Johnson under any condi-
tions The big champion is here with
Mrs. Jeffries and Sam Berger, giving
an exhibition of boxing at an amuse-
ment resort.
He gave as his reasons lack of con-
dition and reluctance to fight a col
ored man.
81 won't fight Johnson, for 1 have
decided to quit the fighting game" he
said. "I can't get into my old class
and I don't want to fight beyond the
color line anyway. / would like to
see the championship go to a white
man, but / can't go in to retrieve it
myself.
There are plenty of men who can
trim this man Johnson, and wouldn't
wonder if it would be an unexpected
hooier The fans might as well count
me out"
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
Storm Swept With Unexpected
Fury Over South Dako.
ia and Minnesota
Believed That at Least Six Are Daaa
and Twenty Fatally Injured by
Storm Which Devastated
Four or Five States.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 12.-It is
now believed that at least six were
Killed and from twenty to TWENTY-FIVE
fatally injured in the tornado which
swept over eastern South Dakota and
western Minnesota late yesterday.
nearly devastating Ortonville, Mimi.
and Big Stone, S. d. The storm swept
with unexpected fury out of the
southwest, across Big Stone Lake. hit
ting the eastern part of the town. An
idea OF the velocity of the wind is
gained from the fact that string of
box cars housing a gang of Italian
railroad workmen were overturned.
three OF the men being instantly kill
ed and nineteen others badly manned.
Cars were lifted from the rails
buildings crumpled up like cardboard
and trees uprooted and sent sailing
through the air. Telephone and tele-
graph wires were blown down and to-
day communication is so badly handi-
capped that details of the damage are
hard to obtain. 1t is believed the loss
will go to $25O,OOO.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
ssEAF TINE AWAITS TIE ELKS.
and Lodge Sessions Be,in Monday
in Los Angeles.

os angeles, CAL, July l0.=EAs ad-
~aes guard of the thoHfal.ds of Elks
VA will be here feIr t1e aaAnual con-
yeklon and reunion isaa this city next
"eg arrived today. I2uIing the en-
suin, forty-eighe hours sase4, iaE trains
arriving at short Intervals will pour
tensof thousands of "the 1s-st people
on erth" into Los Angeles, and when
the Eaad Lodge sessions begin Mon
day his expected that the attendance
will hve, broken all previous records
in thehkstofy of the Elks' conven-
tions. Notwithstanding the great dis
taRes 1ew England and the Eastern
states re sending their usual dess-
gates, pile the South and West will
nndoubliy be better represented
than eye before.
Ihe efertaainIn p 9gnt 1T of aae visitors
viii be a seeanle. never before at
tempted ! h this fi.Ts city. Beginning with
tomorrow. lsAerning and continuing
through L week there is not a break
in the sial program. Something
has been ranged for every hour of
the day az evening.
Already'se contest for the office of
grand seSad ruler is beginning. TO
excite a. mn among the delesssIes.
There ate 70 candidates for. she, hig
office ai'ds lively and spiritxd, contest
is pfoniiiseq i! James U. Sammis, a
leading n'eser OF the BE fpwas. bar and
ror ,ae pas1pinf Years a. member of
the colhinli11s MI on laWs and the judi
clary of Ei'e Sansf E40dge, is generally
| conceced te the leading candidate
Opposed EasEr. Sammis is August
CGarITs isrman, the baseball
n,agnate and ,litician of Cincinnati.
Headqnnarters I've been opened at the
Hotel ! esanoa in the interest, of
Mr.. .e1rr:hnahtiIiand nothing is. lack
ing in thss *abf moaey. OF, paliNps
o promote his pom. : ''s =
Friends ef 4 samrnis, claim for
him the upnniiffea pnifssa suBposs Of Illinois,
Texas, Mirn2es Mirnn2eesoh Iowa. California,
Kansas, Arkansa. Louisiana and 9TH
er Of the Middlend Western states.
while the East igenerally regarded
as fayoring Mr. Hrmann.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
FINAL TARIFF BILL.
NOW Being Considered by ttls, Confer.
snce Committee,

Washington, July 12.-The tariff.
coste ices did not meet yesterday. Be
3glnnl ig today, however, the sittings.
Will le practically continuous, COM,
.mencing at ten o'clock in the. MORN
ing, with an hour for lnpcheon. fol-
lowed by an AFTERNOON. session, a ne
cess nf two hours. Apr. dinner, and
night sitting. Even under this pres
sure t is doubted. if. an agreement can
be reached inside of ten days or two
weeks
VII .isa aaambers of the conference
conanl lttee- were not in session, they
kxere not PRINTED to spend a quiet or /,
restf1.l Sunday. The hotels are full
Iof. M a representing interests toucheos
,na Neay or the other by the bill, and
they are clamoring to be taken care
OF n conference. Undoubtedlx manp
amendments of vital Interest," to, GER
tain industries were permitted to get
into the bill in the Senate, merely to
avoid discussion with the purpose of
acting upon them definitely in confer
ence.
The strug$le BOW is 10 keep them i'm
or modify them to suit the interests
OF the men behind them The real
tarfl114 bill is now being constructeaa
and the men whose industries are af-s
fected will leave no stone untnSned !.
to retain any advantage they h,sye de-.
rived or to remove any harm. that has,
been done them. This is the, daE for
the lobbyist to get in his work. and
the lobby is well represented just now
in Washington, 1ARnA
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
CONTRACT LET FOR GOOD read.

Hampton, Va, Jr Tho ,oora ~
Fsi'e%s VI elizabeth City county
- e court house yesterday
- ,.-s 80 ID awarded a contract to G.
& Co., of this city, for the
- ruction of six-inch. stone road
:, between Hampton and Newport
News. The boulevard road, as it will
he known, extends for distance OF
nearly three and one-half miles, and
the stone is to be six inches thick af-
ter rolling. Hudson river granite with
3 he used. The road will cost $780,
e OF this amount the county is to pay
only $4,000, as the state will pay $11,-
900 and private subscriptions among
h the property owners along the route
raised the rest of the money.
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eommunitys eesaa ahs s'1asn loae o. snsafes 1n1 4
few men. Thr VI. E. B. Border
and Col. J. ). ..shington.
There is, too, something patheti,
about the visit of Mr.. Wright; ant
while his good wife, of fifty-two year,
welded companionship, who remained
in Alabama, her home, was not the
sweetheart of his teen days here. We
his visit brings to mind the words OF
an old song that we used to heal
sung when boy-and "the old songs
are sweetest" Here it is:
wandered today to the hill, Maggie
To watch the scenes below;
The creek and the creaking old mill
! Maggie,
1 AS we used to long ago.
The green grove is gone from the hill
i Maggie,
j Where first the daisies sprung;
The creak;ng old mill is still, Maggie
Since you and I were young.
! Chorus
And now we are aged and gray, Mag
/ gle,
! And the trials of life nearly done;
Let us sing of the days that are gone.
! Maggie,
! When you and I were young.
city so silent and lone, Maggie.
Where the young and the gay and
| the best,
N polished white mansions of stone,
Maggie,
! Have each found place of rest.
S built where tie birds used to play
Maggie,
And join in the songs that were
sung,
Tor we sang as g1~'y as they, Maggie,
When you and | were young.
gle,
! My steps are less sprightiy than
then,
II face is a well-written page. Mag
gle,
But time alone was the pen.
hey say we are aged and gray, Mag
gle,
As sprays by the white breakers
+ flung:
ut to me you're as fair as you were,
Maggie.
Naen you and were young.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14
WaterspOut in Kansas.

Abilene, Kan, July IA tornado
with waterspout in it's wake struck
this city doing great damage last
night. In five minutes two inches of
rain fell. Hundreds of trees We're
blown down and business was at 8,
standstill today until the debris. could
be cleared from the streets. parker,s.
warehouse, the Abilene MiAas proper.
ties and st. Joseph's Academy were,
badly wrecked. CroIs have suffered
greatly from the rain
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Much Property Lost I'm Illinois.

Para, ILL.,, July IA tornado hit
elis city yesterday afternoon, demol-
fishing many houses and uprootine
trees All electric light and other
wires were blown down. Nobody was
injured. The losses to property
Amount to many thousands of dollars.
me wind was followed by a heavy
rain.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1909-19??, 1909-07-14

Naivasha, British East Africa, July
9.-The government officials today
closed the public road which runs
from Nairobi to Fort Hail. the capital
of Kenia, owing to the invasion of
that district by man-eating lions. Sew
eral natives within the last few days
have been killed by these animals.