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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
Chicago. ILL.,, IL. augusta (August, 1909.

XII so dosedaj trdo delali "a vzdr-
zevanje soc. easopisja med jugosl.
socialist v Ameriki Pod znakom
politicne organizacije " zadruz-
no tiskarpo - Naprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
EVROPSKo GIBANJE.
| [.

Kan bodo prisle evropske drza-
We svojo lahkomiselno politiko,
vidi lahko vsakdo. Potrebe Sc cd
leta do leta mnoze, davki in dru-
gi dohodki Sc leto "a letom visa
jo, razmere poljedelstva in male
industrije so pa vedno zalostnejse.
Wade najemajo ogromna posojila,
notranJa in zunanja, drzavni dol
govi rastejo od milijarde do mill
Jarde, fmacniki pa mase ogromne
luknje leto IA letom najvec ma
racun delavstva. Mesto da bi pre-
studirali, odkod je to zlo, kako bi
Sc dalo ozdraveti, pa pristiskajo
ma rane. obliz "a oblizem, ne da bi
Sc poglPbili, odkod prihaja bole-
zen. Delavcu nakladajo davke ma
zelodec,. ma najvitalnejse pogoje
"a zivljenje. Hrana Sc drazi, ziv-
ljenje "a delavca je postal pra-
NHdpidN luhSuS.
Ce 81 lzeli delavec opomoci vsai
deloma 5 TEN, da zahteva Ease pri-
merno povisanje dohodkov, je pa
takoj "a MIN tista sila, ktera ga
ume sicer pray dobro pritiskati,
ktera mu pa ne dovoljuje, da 81
tudl sam pomaga V tenn razmerju.
hadar Je sila lie prevelika, tedaj
Sc poprime delavec zadnjega
sredstva - Strajka.
Maj nikdo ne misli, da je Strajk
kaka delavska kaprica. Ne -
strajk Je zadnje sredstvo. samo-
obramba. Kakor Sc brani zival V
naravi trplenja, tako Sc brani clo-
vek, kadar preneha pravica zanj.
Evropske drzave vedo pray do
bro, kan vodi njihova politika.
her Sc pa ne morajo poprijeu
sredstev, kterih bi bila edna
resitev zanje, zato tirajo do konca
- dokicr DO Slo - Slo pa ne bo-
de dolgo wee. Starodavni
prmclpl Sc bodo zruSili.
- priSlo bo to, kar mora pri-
II - gospodarski polom. 5 polo
nom Sc bodo zruSile tudi srednje-
veSke ideje, po kterih Sc dandanes
vlada.
hakor vsaka velika ideja, tako
bode tudi ia potrebovala velikih
zrtev. y zrtve morajo priti. Zrtve
SO vedno pijonirji do boljSih raz-
mef.
Iacetke tega gibanja imamo re
danes. Rusija, Spanija, NorveSka
- te drzave nam dajejo nekake
predznake bodocega prevrata. Ne
tako ocltno, toliko solnejSe vre
Avstriji. Nemciji in drugod. Po-
vsod Sc zbuja tista do zdaj mrtva
slla - masa - ktera je spala sto-
letJa in stoletja, dokler jo nj "a
eel dramiti genijalni Marx.
Upajmo, da bono Sc mi videli
uresnlcenJe nasih idealov, kakor
smo videli zacetek in velikanski
razvoj do danes. In zadostilo nam
bode, ko bono videli sadove ma
Sega della.
Do tedaj pa maj le gre tako.
kot do zdaj. Evropske drzave mai
gradijo ladje, kupujejo topove in
dele pravico po tenn smislu kot do
zdaJ. Gin vztrajneuSe bodo nam
rec ma dosedanjem potu, TEN pref
pride resitev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
PoZoR!

Vsled novih hiSnih Stevilk V
Chicago, Xxi stopijo veljavo I.
septembrom, pozivljamo vse ce-
njene naroGnike in tiste, XII ogIa-
sajo "Proletarcu'', da nam SO
pred l. septembrom vposliejo no.
We his. Stevilke, da ne bo potem
ovir posiljanju lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
IZJAVA.

Vsled napaCnega domnevanja,
cd strani raznih casopisov in pri-
vatnih oseb, da je q. Ivan Kaker
V zvezi 5 "Proletarcem', in cello
sourednik "Pro!etarca", iziavlia
podpisani direktorij Jugosl. del.
tisk. druzbe V Chicago, Ill, da g.
Ivan Kaker nj nobeni direktni
ne indirektni zvezi "Proletar-
Gem" ter sploh nobeni zvezi
boji, Xxi jih vodi "Proletarcc'' ma
pram "Glas Svobode".
Direktorij Jugosl. del.
tisk, druzbe.
Chicago. ILL.,, 10. aug. 1909.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
PROLETARCEM!

da mnogo delavcev Sc dandanes
ne smatra samih sebe "a proletar-
ce, da cello izobrazeni delavci live
V mejah ozke malomeSeanske mo-
rale In tako ovirajo boz zavednim
delavcem IA Gloveske pravice.
Ia malomesGanska morala je
posebno naziranje. Cvetela je, v
dobi, ko je bila vplivna lie proiz-
vodnja malem, ktero bi lahko
imenovali rododelsko morale.
Vspevala je V dobi cehov, ko je
mali moJster incl dolo6eno Stew
10 odjemalcev, ko sta odloGevali
stedljivost in pridnost rokodelca
glede nJegovega lagostana. V tel
dobi Sc je rodilo naGelo :revscina
je sramota. Tedanja druzba je
vsled tega nacela skovala ostre
zakone "a lene dolznike. Ma ia ma
Gin Sc je vzgojil farizejski duh,
kterega so tedanji Sc mladi uGe-
maxi nazivali: filisterstvo i'm spi-
sarstvo.
Ia danasnjo dobo pa nina ia
spisarska morala nobenega pome-
ma. Dandanes Sc ne spreminjajo
rokodelski moJstri in rokodelci V
proletarce, ker so leni in nocejo
delati. Tu odlocuje druga sila. ka-
pitalisticna konkurenca. Ako da-
mes postane rokodelski mojster
berae, nj tega sam zakrivil, ampak
kapitalisti, kterim je bilo pomoc-
10 strojev mogoce postaviti izde-
lex ceneje ma trg. Zatoraj lie smeS-
no, ce Sc dandanes zavzema kdo
"a spisarsko morale: revseina ie
sramota.
MeJtem ko SO Sc kapitalisti re
zdavneJ otresli vseh starih moral
nih predsodkov in priznaJo stare
viteSko naGelo "a veljav-
no, da nj sramota oropati siromas-
mega cloveka Ia njegov imetek,
pa priporocajo po pIacanih lju-
deh stare morale SirSim ljudskim
sloJem. V Avstriji Odrekajo
drzavlj janske pravice takim. XII so
prejeli podporo il ubozne blagai-
ne, naopratno pa dijaki, sinovi
castnikov in drzavnih uradnikov
dobivajo stipendije, odslovljeni
pa kraljevske penzije. ce-
sar pa tako civilno listo, da bi o
nil ziveli skoraj vsi ljudje ma
kranJskem. In teh ljudi nj sram,
da Tive javni miloScini, in tudi
ne mislijo da bi Sc dali oropati
radi tega drzavljanskih pravic.
kapitalist-stavbinski podjetnik
z zemlJlSko spekulacijo osredotoci
V svoDh rokah ogromno premoze-
ME ne da bi mu bilo kedaj treba
geniti mezincem. : Spekulacijo
unici vrednost zemljiSc celih pred
mestij, drugod pa to vrednost
zopet podvoji sebi korist. Sla-
botne kOnkurente pozene ma bera-
Sko palico, najemnike pa odira pri
stanarini, da je strah in groza.
Veletrgovec trzi spojenim ka-
pltalom, razlasti male trgovce in
kramarje in Sc ogorcuje moralic-
no, ce delavci ali mali rokodelslli
mojstri ne morejo placati naroce-
mega blaga.
Tako vidimo dvojno morale:
je start rokodelski- mo-
rail- dial slovo delavec mai bi pa
po Mi zivel.
Mi ne priporocamo tenn razmo-
trivanjem delavcem, maj ne pla-
cajo stanarine, jestvin prodajaI-
nj it'd. Ampak dokazati hocemo.
la so moralni nazori danasnji
druzbi trhli in pi-
skavi, ker imamo dvojno morale
"a posedujoce in proIetarce.
In TAXA cloveska druzba, XII
morale po denarni mos
Mi, nj vredna, da obstoji. Taxa
;loveSka druzba mora past, In ST.
GER v interesu prave, visje in pie
menite cloveske morale: me sto-
i svojemu bliznjemu, kar same
mu sebi ne zelis."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
"SLOVENSKEMU DOMU"
v POPRAvEK.

V Ljubljani mesto "Rodolju-
ba" izhajoGi "Slovenski Dom"
poroca med ameriskimi novica-
mi. da sta 81 laseh radi zbra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17

Ste re obnovili naroenino "Pro-
letarca"? - &c jo Sc niste, stori-
tie to takoj, da Sc Yam ne ustavi
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
Listnica urednistva.

G. j. Kaker, City: vasa izjava
je prisla "a to stevilko prepozno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17

cerkevnih dostojanstvenikov pri-
cajo, da oficielni zastopniki kato-
llske cerkve ne sovrazijo zgan1a
In vinske kapljice.
Tako je nastopala katoliska
cerkev Sc vedno. Zaeela nj nikdar,
kedar je pa videla, da so razmere
skoraj dozorele takrat ie pa spret-
no posegla vines. In tako 1e tudi
V prohibiciji.
FarJl raznih verskih sekt so
priceli propaganda IA prohibici-
10, zdaj so Sc pa ii agitaciji pri-
druzili Sc katoliski.
Ia to je zlata resnica far je
far, pa maj uci kakrsno vero hoGe.
Vsi so enaki, vsi Spekulirajo ma
GloveSko neumnost.
- Napocila je doba, da Sc lahko
filozofira o vroeini. Mesto. da Sc
lJudje pehajo po zaprasenih uli-
cab vetrsko histrotjo, maj leze
In poeivajo senci in S pahljaGo
maj 81 hlade svoja vroca celia.
Ljudje maj ne delajo, pa tudi mi
sliti maj prenehajo.
Seve, delavci, XII pisejo "a PRO
letarca" ne potrebujejo teh ma
svetov. Ia ME velja: deIati po
dnevu, po noel pa pisati pri smrd-
lDvi petrolejki "a list, da Sc elm
preje njih tovariSi-delavci zdrami-
Jo IL dusevnega spanja.
Ii nasveti, ktere smo omenili cd
zgoraJ, veljajo lie "a kapitalistiG-
ne postopaee, bancne direktorje,
kuponostrizce in drugo sorodno
golazen, Xxi ne seize in ne zanie. pa
lie uziva.
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4 bIizO in daIeC

..>>$$>*ee*s***.**ceee*
Neli list, kterega dobivamo
.uenjavo, je zapisal resnico,
! ameriski republiki najce-
;loyesko zivljenje, da indu-
I rahteva Glovesko kri in raz-
urjena eloveska telesa v inte-
Dspredka.
je stara pesen V razvoju
nske industrije. Nasi "pamet-
neseanski zastopniki posta-
.juih zastopih so dolo6ili ceno
soyesko zivljenje. V ii ceni Sc
realijo odSkodninske pravde
smeriskih sodiScih. Delodajal-
, sill, da materielno odskodi
b irtev. Ali tenn zakljuckom
znizalo stevilo ponesrecen-
ker vsaki delodajalec re racu-
ii dobavi della z zrtvami indu-
(. Radi tega tudi svojo po-
Do pri razpisavi della prikroji
da vsled ponesrecencev ne
;kode, ali pa svojim izdelkom
nrno zvisa ceno.
kko hocemo znizati steviilo
j ma industrielnem polju, po-
moramo imeti V prvi vrsti "a
' varstvo in obrambo delav-
Teh pa danes nimamo, ker
fsina delavska veGina voli de-
ratiene in republikanske ka-
hstiene hlapce V postavodaj-
rbore mesto socialistov. Ia to
;adi gledamo, kako delavci "a
Eo umirajo V tvornicah, rudo
ssmogokopih ma stavbiseih in
micah.
NaSa republika bo tudi kma-
fsjbogatejsa dezela, kar Sc tiee
kuv. Bogatstvo dolgov naraSca.
imamo primanjkljaja 80
Qonov dolarjev. Ako bono ma
Eosali amerisko hitrostjo
fvtem oziru, bono kmalu ime-
Do milijonov dol. dolga.
! komu maj Sc zahvalimo, da
Fanklaj tako ,narasca? Militia
ful Tia moloh bO strl in zdrobiI
fnsko republiko, kot je unicil
Erge drzave. Evropejske drza-
paJ nekaj store tudi V social
oziru "a delavce. Tam imamo
aroyalnice "a slucaj bolezni ne
Ne In pa starost. Po nekod Sc
|e]o tudi zavarovalnice "a slu-
Drezposelnosti. Tudi V produk-
fn oziru so evropeJske drzave
mann. Tam grade drzavne ze-
Pee, brzoJave, telefone, kanale
Pomole, pa tudi kmetijska po-
fsvalisca.
ol milijarde dol. potrosi skoro
70 leto nasa republika. Cd tie
Sc pa potroSi Stiri petinke
pllitarizem. Armada ma suhem
Eortlfikacije stanejo ma leto
100000, mornarnica pogolt-
sll5, 100000, vojaske penzije
sl60,00O.000. X TEN izdatkom
|'llo treba Sc racuniti obresti
|avni dolg, XII je nastal OBJ casu
'llanske vojne. Ostanek Sc pa
fabi "a drzavno upravo In kro-
F. deficit V postni upravi V
Pg zelezniSkim trustjanom, XII
pelo ameriske zelezn1ce.
g ia denar Sc izpresa il anne
kga ljudstva V podobi davkov.
20 trajalo dolgo ce Sc amerisko
stvo ne probudi, da bo bujno
v ameriski republiki listen
eknih davkov. Draginja bo
ameriski delavec 81 bo pa
feeerJo tesno pripel pas okoll
una. POSTAL bono kuliji.
vnicago bo kmalu obljublje-
aezeia "a tatove in cestne ro-
Mestni mesogled Sc je uril
'zoal v cestnoroparski obrti.
flla ga je prijela in odgnala
por, mestni svetnik je pa "a
I postavil varscino.
eoivalci v Chicagu Sc res
3 steJejo "a najsrecnejsie lju-
Wetu, ko so zaznaIi, da ina
no vrle obcinske zastopnike,
zanlmaio IN cestne rODarie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-17
Direktorij Jugosl. de

Chicago, ILL.,, 16. aug. 1909
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-30
AR1oN ITEMS.

The ladies of the church met Mon.
day evening with Mrs. Margaret Tall
colt. They decided to give a dinner
at the celebration that will be held
here next Saturday. The dinner will
be given for the benefit of the church.
Helen Hocket spent few days Wis
iting relatives at this place.
Alta Mackey went to Denison to
see her friend, Helen Schouten.
Mrs. L. C. Butler gave tea party
last Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Ethel
Talcott.
Mrs. Fred Jackson was visitor at
the home of Mrs. Milo Kelly last
week.
Mrs. Sam Trip had narrow es-
cape from drowning last Monday.
She was driving to Arion and missed
the road near Boyer bridge, the
water being quite deep at that point.
Mrs. Stella Larson has been visit
ing her parents, MIR. ana Mrs. Green.
Burton Bolton came to see his
grandparents last Monday.
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No Place Like Home.

A native Of Prince Edward Island
had gone forth to see the. world. When
he reached Boston he engaged room
at modest hotel, intending to remain
there while he hunted for work.
will you register?" asked the clerk,
handing him pen.
Register" said the traveller. what
is that?"
write your name."
"What for?"
1--WE are required to keep record
of all our guests"
The man wrote his name and was
about to lay down the pen when the
clerk added:
Nov the place, If you please"
"What placer"
1.-The place you come from. Where
do you live?"
II live on the island"
"Well, but what isiand?"
The other man looked at him in
amazement. Then he said, with an
emphasis that left no doubt of his
feelings: prince Edward Island. man!
What other island Is there?"
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The very heavy rain of Sat urday
night has caused much damage to
property along the Boyer river and
caused numerous washouts. The
Northwestern trains were running
over the Milwaukee and Central roads
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. McKeeman was an Omaha vis-
itor on Tuesday.
VIM. Eggers and daughter, Helen,
went to Lake View last Saturday.
Grace Butler went to Buck Grove
last week for visit with relatives.
Arion is making preparations for it's
first celebration which will be held
next Saturday. July 3rd. Rev. Chas..
e. Walsh. who has pleased everyone
who has listened to his sermons will
be the orator of the day. There will
be good music. ball games and races.
Mrs. Ethel Talcott returned to her
home at Crofton. Neb.. last Saturday.
after pleasant visit with relatives.
Mrs. Talcott and her mother in-law
spent Thursday with Mrs. Florence
Huffman and Aunt Maggie Talcott.
Clark Marshall was in town last
Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-30

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Hill at 121 N. Washington Ave.. Dem
ison. Iowa, June. 2 1909, occurred the
seventh of what is known as the Har-
rlson- Wilson Family reunions. when
all the sons and daughters OF Mrs.
Hill (six in numper) were present.
Those answering to roll call were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. Wilson, their
daughter. Fern. and grandson, Donald.
of Dickenson, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Wilson and daughter, Inez. of
Cedar Falls, Iowa, Rev. Mrs. E. N.
Miller and daughter. Alta. and Mil
bred of Waterloo. Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Wilson. their son. Harrison,
and daughters. Vesta and Thelma, and
grandson. George. of Cedar Falls.
Iowa, Mr.. E. M. Wilson of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, and Mrs. Julia o. Cox
of Enid, Okla homa. At twelve
o'clock Mr.. w. w. Ferguson arrived
and took shot at the happy group
and we are pleased to present pic
ture.
Then two long tables were spread
out on the large veranda and loaded
with bountiful supply of good things
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Social Amenities.

Little Marion was about to make her
first call unattended by member of
the family. She was to stay half
hour. inspect wonderful new doll
belonging to small friend and return
home
Nov, Marion" was her mothers
parting admonition. Mrs. Rogers may
ask YOU to stay and dine with them.
If she does. you must say, No, thank
you. Mrs. Rogers; I have already
dined'"
"I'N member. mamma" answered
Marion and trotted off.
The visit finished, the little girl
donned her hat and started for the
door.
"Oh, Marion" said her hostess. over
taking her in the hall. won't you stay
and have bite with us?"
This was an unexpected form, and
for a second the child hesitated. Then
she rose to the occasion.
mo. thank you, Mrs. Rogers" she
answered quickly; II have already BIT
ten."-Woman's Home Companion.
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Reunion Of the Harrison Wilson Family at the R. L. Hill Home
in Denison Last Week.
in Denison Last w

Of earth. Twenty pairs Of feet soon
found their way under the table for y
long time seemed to be very content.
then reluctantly withdrew and repaired
to the parlor where number of piano
selections were rendered by different
members of the company.
The day was ideal and during the
repast cloud came over and q gen.
tie shower came down which cooled
the air and added much to the COM
fort of all. The afternoon was spent
in pleasant walks and auto riding
about the city. the little Buick play
ing very important part, and seemed
to be at its best, jumping around al
most like q thing of life, playing its
part so we'll as to call out many COM
pliments.
On Friday morning the happy com.
pany. after expressing their very great
pleasure at the splendid time that
they all had scattered to the four
winds with many regretful goodbyes
until the next meeting which is to be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
]. Wilson at Dickinson, N. D.. one
year hence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-30
BOYER ITEMS.

Messrs. James and Henry Wulf re-
turned from Chicago Wednesday.
They report having received good
prices for their stock.
Mrs. George P. Swartz was Den
ison visitor Monday.
Wayne Duffey of Jackson township
was in Boyer on business Wednesday.
Miss Dora Erne returned home
Thursday. after three days visit in
Denison.
Mr.. George Swartz had charge Of
the lumber yard Wednesday while Mr..
and Mrs. o. M. Graham attended the
Firemen's Tournament at Schleswig.
Mrs. Anna Hanson went to Odebolt
Tuesdy to visit at the home of Adam
Bernhardt's. returning Thursday
Mr.. 81. B. Hanson went to Ida
Grove Thursday. Mrs. Hanson ac-
companied him home Friday. We are
glad to see Mrs. Hanson return and
hope she will soon be strong and we'll.
Phobee Gustafson was Kiron WISH
tor Monday.
Ole Strain of Kiron was seen on the
streets of Boyer Monday.
We understand that during the
Storms last week H. B. Hanson had a
horse killed by lightning and Olaf
Johnson's barn was struck and two
calves killed for him.
Mr.. Vernon Bunker Of Sac City Wis
tied at o. M. Graham's Thursday.
Frank Woolston returned from Den
ison Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clark Winans was Denison
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turnland and children
came up from Council Bluffs Tuesday
to visit at G. s. Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erne visited
at Wall Lake over Sunday.
Mrs. Fox returned from Laurel,
Neb., Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gloe and daughter,
Esther. visited at o. M. Graham e
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. George Fullock and son returned
to Clinton Monday. after very pleas
ant visit with his sister. Mrs. Frank
Woolston.
Thelma Gustafson returned home
Thursday after her long stay in Kiron.
Miss Alice Kulberg came home
from Arthur Thursday to attend the
enid summer" picnic.
Miss Hilma Anderson is visiting hel
cousin. Mrs. August Anderson. near
Dele
Mr. and Mrs. August Henkel re-
turned Wednesday from few days
visit at August Whitmaack's neal
Schleswig.
Messrs. Andrew and Henry Schwan,
went to Bloomfield. Neb.. one day las
week. Mrs. Andrew Schwanz ant
children accompanied them as far al
Castana, where the stopped to visit
Mr.. ana Mrs. Saul Loudon. returning
Thursday.
The /. G. train killed COW fol
Dave Mccullough one day last week.
Mrs. Dave Clark returned to hel
home 10 Dow City last Tuesday, after
q three days visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wulf. Sr., Of
this place.
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Elsie Wulf of Vail is visiting
friends and relatives around Boyer
last week.
We are sad to chronicle the death
of one of our honored and highly re-
spected citizens, Mr.. James Maynard,
of Lake View, Iowa. Mr.. Maynard
died of heart trouble at the age of 81
years. Rev. Robinson of the M. E.
church conducted the services at the
house. Interment was made in the
Lake View cemetery conducted by the
Masonic. Lodges Of Vail, Denison and
Boyer. Large delegations being pres
ent from each of the above named
places. Many and beautiful were
the floral decorations. Mr.. w. A.
McHenry Of Denison, who was COM
rad of Mr.. Maynard in the Civil War.
gave very touching address at the
house. He leaves wife and five chill
dren to mourn his death, Mrs. Maggie
Meyers Of Ulmer. Iowa. Mrs. Maud
Clauson of oklahoma. Mrs. Eta Nash
and Grace and Allison, who are at
home. His brothers, Chas.. George.
Henry and sister. Mrs. Dow were
present at the funeral. Many of his
relatives and friends around Boyer
were in attendance. The sin e
sympathy of this community is extend
ed to the bereaved family.
John Maynard of Hanford. ILL.,. is
visiting at Henry Maynard's this
week.
Mrs. August Henkle went to Schles-
wig Monday.
Dolly Curtis returned to her home
in Sac City Monday. after short visit
with her sister. Mrs. o. M. Graham.
Mrs. Sadie Wulf attended the fune-
raj of Mr.. James Maynard at Lake
View Saturday.
The lightning killed horse for Rob
Abbot and some cattle for Schlecta
Bros. during the recent storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solen Dow of Illinois
came Monday to visit at Henry May
nard's.
Miss Lovice Morris of Deloit attend
ed the Quarterly Conference at Boyer
last Monday.
Rev. Johnson was unable to get here
to conduct services in the M. E.
church Sunday evening on account OF
the had roads. but came in time fol
business meeting Monday forenoon.
1900 acres best pea and wheat lanc
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Arion Church Notes

Congregational church next Sunday.
Subjects morning. 'sThe Growing
Empire of God;" Evening, Patriot
ISM.
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1900 acres best pea and wheat land
in the valley. level as floor. no sage
brush to clean off. most all fenced,
good water rights to cover all of it,
close into Antonito. Col. Cheap at
this time. which will double in to 3
years, write for booklet. The Menke
& Carroll Realty Co.. Antonito, Colo
RADIO. loft
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DIR. WARREN B. EVANS

Whose Recent Death Brought Gloom to Many Heart. in
Crawford County.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
ARTHUR MITCHELL, CHAMPION SOUTHERN PROFESSIONAL

square rider, asking for neither the
best nor the worst Of it, only an even
break. He may be expected to ride
clean, but has all the appearance of a
bulldog and the grit of a man who
knows no fear.
N. S. u. Rakish Cart
Mitchell says that the n. S. U.
makers feel that they have the great
est motor machine on two wheels
and that they are inaugurating a far
reaching campaign to popularize the
machine in the European Ncountries.
The machine is made in Germany and
has never gained much of a foothold
in this country until recently. It is a
powerfully built, rakish looking ma
chine, having the appearance of great
speed and endurance and must be fig
ured on in the calculations of everyone
who attempts to assign the new rec
ordS to be made on the Coliseum track
Other riders who will compete with
Mitchell, Derlxum and De Rozier win
>be such well known cracks in the rae
ing world as George Kreamer, the fast
Frenchman; Eddie Lingenfelder, the
Chicago crack; Glenn Turville of At
lanta, n. J.; one or both of the Sam
uelson brothers; Herman Kohl fof At
lanta, Ga; "Bill' Farmen and, not en-
tirely unlikely, even Barney Oldffeld
and Soules, the we'll known Stearns
automobile driver, these latter two
having signified a partial intention Of
adopting motorcycle racing as a field of
larger opportunity and worthy their
best mettle.