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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-01-20
NEWS and GOSSIP
! At NATIONS CAPITAL.
THE PINCH0T- -BALLINGER IsBR0GLI0
PRESIDENT MEDIATES between GIN
SUPGENTS' AND "REGUlARS.'

" aSnlN1lOn, j illtdil vi 1
Pinchot has given out Il statement.
in which he praises the Roosevelt
conservation programme and calls
upon the plain people of the country
to protect their interests, and insists
there is immediate danger that water
powers will be absorbed. He says
that the enemies OF conservation III
Congress, through the Iawney
amendment, stop tie work OF con
scrvation. He SAYS, "th0Se who
steal public lands steal homes from
men and women who need them.
! Congress can stop the plllage OF
Congress can let it 60 on. He does
not refer to his dismissal from
ofhce ana he does Not cflIc'Se
President Iaft,I but he iauos MI
Roosevelt IN calling the conference
of Governors IN 1905, which re-
suited in the National Conservation
commission anu d hneSsaSe 1ro''
ho's''ei' transmitting NS 'epo. :
10 congress II Is 10" p'"'nis
reai'Ieo Ina. as d Tree '"n'e W.
'ucnoV VIII .oe Y ieSS po'e"' !"
national ansifs than he was "heh
P"oiic oillcer. IL Is even PoSsioie
'hae niS oe'achmeht from ONCE HAS
ii,afAeu hil.i as 'he ,''os' e'''nen'
ao' oo"'e VI ha''ohai coh0ei'"''on
anu maoe MIN more enec'i'e iof
tnis cause IMAM he Was before
lhe question IS up 10 OongfeS $
ana the people OF the country
Will Watch with interest," not uh-
mln9ied with anxiety, " actlon
Oh The na'lonai LEGISLATURE on the
ste", question i'i WHICH 0Aiof'
i'ono' S'oou anu S'"'ios'
In time of war promotion is
rapid. Lieutenants and privates,
who went into the Civil war and
were fortunate enough to live
through it, came out in many
cases as colonels and generals.
The army and navy is always ready
to fight, realizing, if not expressing,
the feeling that promotion is
certain through the death of a
superior officer: but in peace all
this is changed. West Point and
the Naval Academy turn out
lieutenants in grert numbers while
colonels, eommodores, admirals and
generals live on with provoking
persistence, keeping the youth walt
ing too long for stars and bars
and the emoluments OF higher
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Mr.. o. G. Bagan left this afternoon
for Pittsburg, Pa, on business.
Mr.. Charles F. Colville went to
Cincinnati this afternoon on business.
Mr.. George Stream Of Newark ls the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. l.. A. Stream.
Mr.. Allen Mofflt went to Danville
and Buckeye City Wednesday morn.
ing on business.
Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell OF Lock is
spending several days with her moth.
er, Mrs. G. f. McManis Of this city.
Mrs. Il. M. Cornell Of Lock is spend
ing several days with friends in Mt.
Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Farrison have
returned home after a weeks visit
with relatives at Louisville, KY, and
New Albany, Ind.
Mr.. l.. Tate Cromley of East High
street went to Columbus Wednesday
morning to spend the day on business
Mr. Ralph skeen has accepted po-
sition as barber at the Charles Mckay
barber shop on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sandy left Wed.
nesday morning for their former
home, Wheeling, W. Va.
Mrs. Charles Dorsey who has been
the guest Of her parents in the city,
left today for Columbus.
Mr.. NJ. e. Lytle was a Columbus
visitor this afternoon.
Mrs. c. B. Conwell and young son
went to Cincinnati this afternoon for
short visit.
The hearing of John Berry, who was
arrested on Tuesday afternoon on a
peace warrant sworn out by Russell
Robertson, has not yet been definitely
arranged but will be held at some
time next week. Berry was released
on bail.
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ADDITIONAL
Harvest Home, Donations For
Home For Aged

The following additional Harvest
Home donations were received at the
Home for the Aged in addition to the
list already published in this paper:
Mrs. Hannah Browning-Pan mush,
two quarts cranberries.
Mrs. T. M. Ball-One pound honey.
Mrs. e. Trenwith-One pound hon
ey.
A Friend-One-half pound tea, three
pounds crackers.
Brock & Co.-Two dressed chick
ems.
Mrs. /. Rosenthal-Celery.
Mrs. A. d. Bunn-Cottage cheese.
Mrs. Edward Vernon-Two dozen
doughnuts, one can of beans.
A Friend-Turkey and oysters.
Mrs. w. P. Bogardus-Two cans ap-
pie butter
Miss Cornelia whitehall and kinder.
garten children entertained the ladies
of the home with several Thaanksgiv-
ng songs.
Lakehome-Spare ribs and sausage.
Mrs. f. l.. Fairchild-Six boxes puff
wheat, six pounds lard, magazines.
Ruth Amadon-Grapes, oranges and
bananas.
Kings Daughters of Utica-13 glass
es of jelly and fruit.
Mr.. r. /. Arnold-$100.
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Charles Dewalt and family OF Mt
elnon spent a few days here last
eek with d. l.. Teagarden and family,
The four Poland Sisters of Evans
Corners took their THANKSGIVING din.
ner with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mis-. w. A. Wintelmute and In the af.
ternoon entertained w. v. Bradfield
Al his guests with some appropriate
recitations.
Harry Bradford and Otto Holland OF
Columbus are visiting Jay Hollister
and family.
Ill am Masteller has Just returned
from a business trip to Noble county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Of Luzern spent
Thanksgiving with r. Hatton and fam.
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Tins of Sparta
were at Hugh Rinehart's Thanksgiy.
ing.
Jay Hollister and John Tucker are
still too sick to be out.
Morgan Rinehart, administrator of
A. j. Rinehalt, appraised and sold the
chattels belonging to estate of said
decedent, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie Bishop is very low. she
has been at the point of death for sew
eral days.
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CHEsTERyILLE



Mr.. Milton Williams Is home from
Delaware, Hoy Rodgers from Butler,
Helen Dalrymple from Sandusky. All
are visiting with their parents here.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Smith and
son, Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Bline and daughter, Edith, Mrs. Doug
.as Wilson and Mozelle attended the
Thanksgiving turkey dinner given at
| he Chester Baptist church. The din
ner was the closing of two weeks
evangelistic service conducted by Rev.
Lowe, state evangelist. The meetings
were well attended and greatly en-
.oyed. Mrs. Lowe and three children
came over from Granville and spent
the day. Rev. Lowe leaves in couple
of days for the southern part of the
state where he will conduct series
of meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Struble spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Struble's faith
jer, Mr.. Ben Smith of Sparta.
Mrs. Charley lowering has returned
home after a few weeks trip through
the southern states.
Little Mary White and Andy and
Willie Ogden are recovering from a
light attack of scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson of Mt.
''Gilead and Mrs. Belle Thomas called
on Mrs. Elizabeth Struble last Sun
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ
E. church will meet at the home of
Mrs. B. Meredith on next Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Will Sargent has sold his farm
to Mr.. Pearl of Sparta. Mr.. Sargent
will move his family to near Climax.
Mrs. Lee Frazier has returned home,
he being called to Upper Sandusky
y the sudden death of her father.
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MR.. ELIZA RoYLAN

Mr.. Eliza Boylan, well known in this
city, died at the home of his son, Mr..
A. R. Bdylan, in Sonora, o., Sunday
evening at 11:15, after a lingering i'll
ness. Deceased was aged 76 years, Z
months and 10, days, and death was
caused by cancer of the stomach. Mrs.
Boylan has been dead about seven
years. He leaves family of five
sons and daughter, A. r. Boylan of
Sonora, John Boylan, of Irville, Mrs.
f. c. Horton of Brink Haven and John
Seller of Newark and w. H. Boylan of
Hanover. The remains were prepared
for burial and taken to Nashport, Sun
day morning. Funeral services at r.
Vile, Tuesday at 1880 p. M, Rev. Hen
derson officiating, and interment in
the local cemetery.-Newark Ameri-
can Tribune.
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ROBBERS
BLOW Safe In Morrow County
And Get $1,000
delaware Gazette)


Cracksmen early Monday morning
lew up the safe in the general store
o. A. l.. Pipes, at Fulton, Morrow
county, village north of Marengo
d short distance east of Carding-
n. One thousands dollars was stol-
n from the safe.
Bloodhounds enroute to the scene
I ON the Ohio penitentiary passed
I ough the city this morning. The
p rty was making the trip in an auto,
d a stop was made at Cooks garage
t inquire as to the road to Fulton.
= le run from Columbus to Delaware
ad been made in fifty minutes.
On arrival at Fulton the bloood
! unds were placed on the trail which
' ls followed from the store to the
2 >ledo and Ohio Central depot. 1t
4 believed the robbers escaped on a
4 eight train.
The job bore evidence of the work
t the same organization of robbers
nd bandits which since October 81
has looted the safes of banks, postof-
I es, and business concerns in small
tc gns of approximately 100000. The
fe blowing today was the seven
t eenth in Ohio in 29 days.
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Father Baltzell entertained the fol
lowing at dinner on Thanksgiving
James I. 1e.llman and family of Colum
us, VIM. Miller and family of Orrville
Baltzell and son, Harry, and Mrs
amsey of Mt. Vernon.
H. H. Robertson had a family reun
.on on Thanksgiving. Rev. w. N
obertson and family Of Port Clinton
A thur Robertson of Cleveland, Miss
lara Luxinger of Port Clinton, Miss
ora Schwab of Shelby and Mr.. Rob
rt Wise of o. w. u, Delaware, were
resent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wenn Of New
rk spent Thanksgiving here as guests
the Tucker family.
Henry Mcfarland and family Of
angs visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tuck
er Thanksgiving.
Jonathan Tucker has gone to Mt
ernon to visit his son Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morlan and
wo daughters of near Lock and Mr.
nd Mrs. o. Thatcher spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoaham
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ross Of Colum
us spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
oss grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
utler.
Mrs., Dora Novels and infant daugh
er of Holmesville visited Mrs. Novels
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. MCBroom, one
1 ~ last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee sBradfield of Mt
ernon took dinner with w. V. Brad
elds' Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cramer are
pending a few days with their son
arl, at Orryille.
Fred Miller and family of Orrville
pent few days here last week with
d. Davis and family.
Truman Collie is visiting his daugh
er, Mrs. Gautman of Columbus.
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MIIiTWOOT
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Rev. Pickle of Centerburg is con
ducting a series of meetings at the
Disciple church.
Mr.. George Mcmillan is working
with the carpenter gang ON the c., A.
e G. R. R.
The oyster supper given Thursday
evening by the ladies of the Presby.
terian church in the new dining par.
ar in the basement of the church was
well attended.
Miss Chloe Lepley of Lodi was the
guest Of her parents Thanksgiving.
Oregon Fike made a business trip to
Pittsburg, Pa, last week.
Mr.. Chas. Harris and family have
moved to parts unknown.
The children of Jode Busenburg are
still on the sick list.
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ENDS WINTERS TROUBLES

To many, winter is season of trou'
BILE. The frost bitten toes and fingers
Ghapped hands and lips, chilblains
"old sores, red and rough skin, prove
'his. But such troubles fly before
9ucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial con
'nnvinces. Greatest healer of Burns
Polls. Piles. Cuts, Sores. Eczema and
Sprairs. Orly 25c at G. R. Bakers,
and r. Fink, Frederlcktown.
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SAVED FROM AWFUL DEATH

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A. D.
Mcdonald, of Fayetteville, N. c. r. F.,
d. No. 8, my sister had consump-
tion," he writes, "she was very thin
and pale, had no appetite and seemed
to grow weaker every day, as all rem
edies failed, till DR.. Kings New Dis
covery was tried, and so completely
cured her, that she has not been trou-
bled with cough since. It's the best
best medicine l ever saw or heard
Of" For coughs, colds,> lagrippe, as.
thma, Group, hemorrhage, all bron-
chial troubles, it has no equal, SOC,
$1.OO. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed
by G. r. Baker, and F. Fink of Freder.
icktown.
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FRENCH BULLDOG SHOW

Boston, Mass, Nov. 30--Admlrers
of that particular canine species
known as the French bulldog thronged
Horticultural Hall today at the OPP
ening of the fifth annual show Of the
French Bulldog Club Of New England.
In the number and high class of en-
tries this years show eclipses all Of
its predecessors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-02

Mrs. Georgia Weaver returned to
her home in Akron Tuesday morning
after a several days visit with rela-
tives in Mt. Vernon.
Miss Helen Wright returned to her
home in Gambler Tuesday morning
after short visit with relatives in
this city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-02

A regular meeting of the Knox coun-
ty infirmary directors was held at
the infirmary building on Wednesday
afternoon. The regular routine of
business was carried out, nothing of
Importance being transacted.
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ILLINOIS HUMANE SOCIETY

Cairo, ILL.,, Nov. 30-several score
Of delegates representing the humane
organizations in this state, affiliated
with the Illinois Humane Society, as.
sembled in this city today for the
third annual convention of the state
organization.
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While hunting on Saturday Frank
Parks accidentally shot VIM. Black In
the arm. The wound is not serious.
g. M. Grubb was Mt. Vernon Wis.
tor Sunday.
Mis-. w. ]. Passmore spent Tuesday
Columbus.
Mrs. w. T. Leatherman is somewhat
improved.
A. H, Buck and family spent Sunday
n Johnstown.
Chas. Haycock and family spent
Sunday with relatives of Lock-
Prof. Fl. A. Ramey of Penlan and
'rof. Ralph Knouff of Granville spent
Thanksgiving with their parents.
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SECOND
Day OF The Trial Of Ohio
VS.. Charles SuttlGS
Two Wills Filed In Probate
On Tuesday

Tuesday was the second day of the
trial of Charles Suttles, charged with
incest, In the court Of common pleas.
The witnesses were examined for the
state on Monday and on Tuesday
morning large number of witnesses
were examined by the defense. At
one o'clock Tuesday afternoon the ar
guments were begun by the attorneys.
The case goes to the jury late in
the afternoon.
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The Wolford WILL

The last will and testament of
Thomas e. Wolford, late of Mt. Yer
non, has been filed in probate. BY the
terms OF the will he gives all his prop
erty, both real and personal, to his
wife, Alice A. Wolford, provided she
contribute to the care and support
of his daughter, Mary Edith Wolford.
Upon the death Of his wife, all the
property remaining goes to the daugh-
ter, mentioned above. Alice A. VOL
ford, the wife, is named as the exec
utrix Of the will which was signed
January 81, 1908, and witnessed by
Walter r. Patterson and T. ]. Wood.
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Adam Richert's viii =

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The last will and testament Of Adam
Richert, late of Brown township, has
been filed in probate. The testator,
by the terms Of the will, gives all his
property, both real and personal, to
his wife, Margaret. After her death
the property goes to the two children,
Harvey and Ethel, share and share
alike. The will was signed April 90,
1908, and witnessed by Charles Motz
and Clinton M. Rice.
%
Deeds Filed
Jessie Prindle to Stephen Bell, par
eel In Clinton, $196.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-02

Mr.. Seba M. Crouch, deputy in the
probate judges office, is i'll at his home
on North Main street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-02

TRY A BANNER WANT AID 1T PAYS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Dnrd GrpfDiion bon McstDlens
aas fpurben in ibrem syarnnbnu}e BEL
0inEoe, Mih., Scott pnrfer nno Iein
9Dhterhen setDbtet.
Mie Der prin3ipal Der 8roofIDs
ner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gbarles 81.
2artin, ertl6rt, lit Die ftarfe Mbndhs
me Der Shiileraabl in ben 6rhIhulen
pon Nep Worf ano BrooffDn btreft
auf Die Gbeuering aller 2ebensbe~
0iirfniife ailriidaufiibrer. Die iunger
Qeute miiffen ibr @3tubium aufgeben,
Inn Gelb ali berbiener, Ga Die Gltert
Die Rotten oes 2ebensunterbdlts ntdt
mebr dGein au tragen permDgen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10
mdBiee wainbeitmoB suri grb5buns

mdBiee mainOeitrhoB auri grb0bung
ieiner Nltersrente 81 Ieiiten anheinlgesl
aeber iperben, alfo seniffermdbeir
Spartafienbeitrdse reprdienttren. Be-
imertensnertb 1T duh nod oerllnifanb.
hab bic @prlogs perfenen beioerlet
9efdlebts haril eiHbeereift. Ole In ir@I
senb elmer Weife burd f0rperlid,e o0er
eeiitige 4rbeitsleiit4ng i'm 2obnper@
bdltnib au i6rem Irbeitseber ftehen..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Ser 5taatsfefretdr rlannte bas
Qlutomobil ben RDnis Der Jabr5euse
9brann more sutreffenoer seipefen.
Die syebler srOBer @eifter seiseu
fit am ausgeprdgteften Bel ibren =,
lNuNabmerrl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Cine Stubentenfabrt na6 England.
Die Sreie Dsutfde StubentenI6aft
plant tpd6renb Der Somlnerferien bon
9an,burs aug cine Stubtenreile na9
@nglanb. Miit 9ilfe zines in 2pnoon
3uIammensetretenen nNnelo=@erman
5tuoents Committee" iinb Die 8orar.
beiten gu oiefer Heiie bereits {otpeit
porseibritten, Dab iiber bic Musfiibr,
borfeit Der Neiie fein 3peifel mebr be.
itebt. Das llnternebmen ptrb ni9t
ben Gboratter elmer Greunoihaftsa
hemonitration nit eroBen Seitli9fsi,
ten traeen, ionbern eine ipirtli1e Stu,
bienreiIe baritellen, Bel Der iebemSbeilz
nehmer bpller 5pielraum fir feline be-
1onberen Sntereiien bleibt. Die engli=
fden profehoren unb Stuoenten, I'M,
ter benen Der plan marine Mnfnabm.
sefunben bat, tperben beniibt fein, bab
Ser 3utritt 3u allen, mas oes 6tu>
biums ipertb lit, ben beutfhen @tubenz
ten erleidtert miro. Gin geIud engz
Iifher @tnbenten in Oeutfdlanb lit in
biefen plan nit eingefblpfen. Die
HeiIe tpirb nit elmer Belihtiguna ber
tpirtbf9aftli6en8etriebe Runftfamrnzl
llnsen uno Dffentliaen ginridtuneep
6amburgs beginnen. " fSsS ~ s 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Die rOeutide 9lrbeitseber Set
tung" re6net mad ben Nngaben oer
prototolle Der io5ialoemotratifde
Purteitage uno Der aongrei1e Der
freien @epertI6aften aus, baB Die
reuti6en Irbeiter in oen lesten Sab
rem iiber 100000 80. fir bas Musa
lano gu Inter itiibungen pon Nusitdns
ber uno oerglei9en geseben, ibrerieits
aber nur bonn Qluslanbe 1926 M.
empfangen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Die @rbniife, auf 9eutfdpeanuts,
erfreuen ii6 in 9euti6lanb auneb=
member 8eliebtbeit. Wdbreno Der
eriten 8 Monate bes beraangenen
Sabres tuurben fir 100000 Mart,
$2,380,000. bieIer fteinen geiiife ein=
gefiibrt. Die meiiten fanlen aus
JranaOfii9 Weit=Mfrifo unb 8ritiI9=
Snbien. in einem fletnen She'll audi
aus 6olldnbifdz Snoien unb Deuti9=
SHafrifa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Gin 8eribt, Der bon benz englif6en
Minifterium bes Snnern berausseges
ben tpurbe, felt feit, bab bic Mn5abl
Ser peers i'm Sabre 1882, als bas
erite Meformseieb bas 9aus pafiirte,
1856 betrug nit @infhlub pon bier to-
nigli9en0era0gen, aber obne bic geiIt.
liden 2prbs. Die Mnsubl ber peers
bie BON 1882 bis gnbe 1909 neit ers
nqnnt purben, betrGgt 800. Wdbrenn
Der Iebten 15 Sabre Dertbeilen bies
fegleuernennnngen iih tpie fDlgt: 1895
1909. .2orb Salisbury, ,Mnadbl neue,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-10

Sir Die Peter RoleggerzR zRationolz
fpenoe, bur9 bic fir spei Milltpnen
&ronen an berGprahgrenae in DETER
reidzungarn beutf9e 56ulen errthtet
tperben follen, tpili, Dem r8erl. Sage
tlott" 5ufolee, oud Der 8erliner Ma=
gtitrat einen Intbeil BON 1000 8ronen
3eihnen. ..-a.. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12

ia nacin izvabijo delavcem po-
slednje cente IL zepa. Ko pa de-
lavci dojdejo ma dokazano Jim
mesto. najdejo namesto dobre,
slabo roboto in slabo place, ali pa
Sc sploh nobenega della ne. Kdor
Sc hoce Sc voziti po Ameriki sko-
ii agenture. mora biti pripravljen
ma vse, poznati mora tudi natanc-
no zemljepisje Amerike, da agen-
tom in bosom, Xxi so zveI ter
81 med seboj prijateljsko poraz-
delijo denar. " vsakem slucaju
lahko uide. Drugace je priblizno
TAXA, kakor da hi bill prodan V
suznost. NarboljSc pa je, da 81
vsakdo sam poiSce delo. ker en-
ploymcnt agent so zastopniki mai
slabSih del, katcrc ze sploh nikdo
dclati nocc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12

Preveliko bogastvo ma enem ku-
pu tudi mogocnim starim rimlja-
nom nj bilo V blagoslov, temvec
v prokletstvo in pogin. Ko so po
hudih in napornih bojih premaga-
Ii Hanibala in razdejali Kartagi-
no, podiarmili Cote, Kelte ter
druge zapadne Evropske narode,
ter vsc naropano bogastvo skoraj
takrat vscga znanega sveta zno-
sill V staroslavni Rim, - so Sc
vsled brezdelja in vecnega luksu-
sovcga zretja pomehkuzili in po-
besniIi. In kmalu je vclikanska
drzava Sla V razpad. Ia MIN je
priScl veljavo Konstantinopel
in tudi prevzetne Bizantince ie IL
ravno istih razlogov zadela raw
no ista usoda kot Rim. Danes pa
zemeljski bogovi pleSejo okoli zla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
RaZIlO.

Srbski otroce. kateremu Sc vi
81 sveca cd nosa, in Xxi sc ponos-
no imenuje kronprinc Aleksander,
Sc je baje preko uses zatelebal V
drazestno rozo IL cesarstva polu-
meseca. crnooko princezinjo Sui
tanO, cetrto hcerko pregnanega
sultana despOta Abdul Hamilda,
Po nasem mnenju otroci MISC "a
zenitev. temvec "a V Solo. V slu-
caju, da je smrkavo prince preza-
bit "a solo, maj ga Peter poslje
Sumadijo nadaljevati posel svo-
jeja pradeda Crnega Jurija. Pis-
Ike in torte JEST ma stroSke druzih
in mic delati, zna vsakdo, brez da
bi bill kraljevega rodu.