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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

Organizirani delavci pa MISC
tcpci in norci. Iastavkali smo in
stavkamo ze tri tedne. Rekli smo {:
Ne vrnemo Sc ma delo, dokler nam
ne ~placajo 40 stotov IA vsak vo-
ziCek. Xxi gre Y kurilnico.
Tekom stavkc ie bill ie trikrat
dogovor med zaStopnikom unije
in druzbe. DoSeglo Sc je mic. Dne
II. junija smo imeli shod. Navzo-
ca sta bila predscdmik in podpred-
sednik premogarSke unije "a drza-
vo Ohio. Nagovarjala sta mas, da
maj sprejmcmo pogoje druzbe. Mi
smo pa rckli ne in da oStanemo
pri svojih zahtevah.
Superintendent ina posehno ma
piki delavca (oziroma zaupnika)
pri vagi. Kedar so volitvc. dale IA
pijaGo petoliznikom, krivohrbtni-
kom in klcGcplazcem, da hi zvolili
delavccm pri vagi kakSncga poni-
mega hlapca premogarske druzbe.
Ali yes trud jc zastonj. tn so pre-
mogar.ii Organizirani in zavedni III
ne prodajo IA Skledo lece svojih
pravic.
Scdanji dclavec pri vagi. XII .ie
superintendent trn V peti. ze o.
pravlja Ia posel skozi Stiri leta.
In dine 10. junija smo ga zopet IL
volili soglaSno "a dive lett. Supe-
ritendent je dajal zaman "a pija-
60. Pivo je zgubilo popolnoma pri-
vlaGno silo. TakO odgovarjajo de
lavci ma kapitalistiGno vado. kjer
so Zavedni.
koncno opozarjam vse organiZi-
rane premogarje. da vsak dogo-
dek. Spor med premogarSko druz-
DO in premogarji takoj sporo6ijo
"Proletarcu' ali pa "GlaSilu" s.
y. p. j. Slovenskih premogarjev
j edaneS ze ma tisoGe V ameriSki
republiki. In te premogarje je ire
ba obvestiti o vsakem boju med
delom in kapitalom.
Rudarji ne piSitc poroGil o zeg-
nanju cerkev. Taxa poroGila lah-
ko zanimajo tercijalce in stare
zariavele device. XII Sc zc danes
veselijo. da bodo peli ''cez" V raj
skem zboru serafinov in kerubi-
nov. PoroGila q zegnanju cerkva
prepustitc L. hiSteriGnem osebam
in pa listom, Xxi piSejo "a liudi. XII
so Sc skregali Z zdravo GloveSko
pametjo. V delavSke liste mora.jo
porocila O delavSkem gibanju in
polozaju. Delavca. Xxi St tczko stu
ii Svoj kruh. XII vsaki dan vaga
Svoje zivlicnje Y boiu IA obStanek.
ne morajo zanimati t~erciialskc
Gence. Rudarji, Take GenGe pref
rajte,
y. L. uni.jski rudar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

mem delu privoSGi steklenico piye
all kaJ podobnega ne tega ne, BIZ
10 bl neSpametno. Nidi Sc pa raw
no Y alkoholu mnogo goria in ne
srece. kaJti alkohol ic ncvarcn =
oven Stranl ma eni strani mort al
kohol duh in ma drugi pa telo
hollko mladcniceV. delavcey i'm
druzinSkih occtov ic H. o@ncsreGiI
ravno alcohol. koliko druZin trpi
revSclno IN pomanjkanjc in "a
kaJ. cato, kcr je oce udan piianGe-
NanJu koriSt pa ina kdo? - cd
govor jc kratck zopct mas izkori-
Scevalcc kapitalist, kajti kar on
vrze delavcu Y podobi mczdc. znc.
Sc mu dclavcc V podobi alkohola
nazaj.
Da Sc ne DO krivo razumelo in
mo"occ 81 bode kteri s. sploh mi
sill da hotem nastopati prot tu-
kajSnim SLOW. goStilni5ariem ne.
tega namcna nimam, kajti kot So
clallStu mi ic nemogoCe in hi tn
dl blIo ncsmiSclno ~naStopati prot
posameznikom, pac pa moramo
naStopin prot sistcmu danaSnie
clovcSke druzbe. - No hi dclavci
le nekolIko tega. kar dajo IA alko-
mol porabili sebe V prid i'm hi me-
sto Y toliki meri vreGi IA alkohol.
81 naroclll dobre knjige in DELAYS
ko caSoplSje, katero cdino .je Nth
%oro2je, bill hi mnogo ma boljem.
incl hi ne samo tednika V podobi
naSega "Prolctarca' marvel lah-
ko re dnevnik. kot Jill imajo de-
lavcl drugih narodnoSti. VZemi-
mo IA vzgled Cehe. koliko so oni
ma boljem glede organizacije in ii
ska. RavnO TEN Sc Zrcali. koliko
ZnaJo raZredno zavedni delavci
cenlti moe casopisia in svojt IA
zagovormka. kteri ST. bori new
%straSeno "a koriSti in pravice de-
lavstva. Da imamo meSto tednika
dnevnik ali vsai trikrat Y tednu
izhajajoGi list. koliko hi bill ma
bolJem. prviG imcli hi moGnega "a
g%Ovornika in neustraSenega bori-
telJa "a naSe pravice in drugic
wee upogleda V svctovno DELAYS
ko gibanie. kar zopet nj brez VISA
kega pomona.
lmamo Steer mnogo ljudi. kite
ri hoccjo v~eliati IA dobre social
ste, toda zal. vcGii del samo la
KRAFT, kadar 50 pri bari. a o kacih
Smotrih in idejah Socijalizma ra-
zumeio zelo malo in Sc TO 81 wee
KRAFT krivo tolmaGiio. Pc moicm
mncnju in tudi miSlim 30 mncniu
vSakcga SocialiSta. treba ie naSc-
mu glbanJu. treZnih znacajnih i'm
razumnih dclavccv. ne pa raznih
k~riStolovcev. kateri z~agovariaio
vSe idrlc >amo taho dolwI. doklrr
j. Use po nlihoNi wolff. Il kakor
So kaj malo drugacc uhrne. ia
MIN nj v>ct. L. nc maraio Me wee
Nll>ati ne q liStu ne o SociialiZmu.
Takih ljudi hi hilo bol.ir. da sploh
mkdar ne prideio med gibanic.
kaJti kateri nimaio rcSncga ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Pisatelj.
Glencoe, Ohio.
Sodrug urcdnik,
= soc. ~poZdravom

Sodrug urcdnik,
Cpam. da bodete priobcili H.
zopet moi dopis, ker imam prccci
S%tyarncga "rafiya 7, trctii ,rdrn
Stavkamo Dclora prcmo~okopu.
III jc laStnina IHchlauJ Coal drul-
he. Y te mprcmogokopu IT, viSii
prl%anJac superintendent dohr,
poInani Hib. Rrcpars. TO Glovcco
nalp"korn"jir bite kapitalistov
paSujc H. tri leta V tenn prcmogo-
kopu po vzorcu starokopitnih tur.
skin pas in agov.
Premogaric smatra "a turSko
raJo. Xxi ina lie pravico delati in
ne SINE zahtcvati pla6ila IN svoic
delo. V svoii hlapGcplaznosti do
kapItalistov ic to GloycGc. XII tudi
M nc druzcga kot dclavcc. nava-
den hlapec kapitaliStov. dasi Sc
nazivlje superintendent. zabrcdlo
tako daIcG. da dovoli voziti pre-
mog V kurilnico ko pride IL jane.
ne da hi ga dial vagati. Vsak vo-
Mcek. Xxi gre V kurilnico. trdiio
da vaga lie Is stotov. ker semin-
tJe Sc primeri. da nekateri vozi-
eek vaga pod - st0ti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

casa. bolniskega zavarOvanja in
drugih reforem, katere Steer Sc
priblizno ne zadoScajo, ali katere
Sc morejo, kakor premnoge druge
izpolniti. cato pa: s%tarejSi so pre-
n%areiali, prenareiajmo tudi mi.
lie V zdravcm gibanju premi-
Sljanju in delu je blagor mas in
vseh prihOdnjih.
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DOpiSi.
Pueblo, Colo,

Sodrug urednik,
V Stevilnih prilikah je Krist
obsojal oderuStvo. menjavce de
maria i'll barantavce. Oh neki pri-
Tiki ic cello vel bic Y roke in Spo-
dill kramarsko svojat IL hiSe bo-
lie. To .ie bilo takrat. ko ie Sc III
vel krist. hodil pc zemlji in ucil
ljudi. Ali east Sc Spreminjajo, in
njegovi namestniki V Mil.
-. in %. maja SO imeli Y tukaj-
Snjem tempelju. hramu boljem ali
cerkvi veselico. Prodaiali so vSto-
pnice pc p ct. ravno tako. kot
Sc prodajajo IA kakSno drugo We
selico Y privatni dvorani. Ponu-
jail SO Jill ma prodaj Sc otroci. Ne
VEN, kaj So delali ma veSelici2 Po-
izvedoval sem, pa niscm druzega
zvedel, da SO "gSpud gut in faj.'
Ne brigal hi St za veselico V
cerkvi. Po mojem mnenju Sc lah-
ko vsakdo zabava pc svoje in
kjer hoGe. Ali duhovniki dostikrat
govorijo ii LEGO, da 81 je zabave
in veselicc izmislil peklenSGek, da
tam n~astavlja spretno zanjke in
mreZe. V katere low cloveSke du-
Sc. \akrat pa ~napraviio veselico
l. .AtLN1 l. EInthSsn prr rnIrtny-
~veselice Ma taken mestu mora o.
supniti vsakogar. Tu .je mogoce lie
dvoje: Ali duhovniki lazejo. Ike
dar govorijo da so veselice - pie
SiSca in gledaliSGa peklenScekova
iznajdba. ali pa Sc cerkvi re tako
slabo godi, da ne ~vleGejo wee suho-
parni govori o ~peklenskih mukah
in da je treba vabiti liudi V GER
kew Z veselicami in godbo.
Tudi zegni zgubljajo svojo moe.
Pred 10. messed jc tukajSni zupnik
porocil neko dvojico Z vsemi zeg-
nj. XII so potrebni pri podelitvi sv.
Zakramenta - zakona. ZakonSka
dvojica je rada Gitala "DOmolju-
ba' in Am. 81" Vzlic temu pa
zegni MISC drzali. Sodnik ju .je
razporoGil, zegni so Sc pred sodni-
kovo razsodbo razprSili V mic. Da
so zegni zgubili svoio moe. je bill
pa kriv neki drugi poboznjak. XII
je tudi rad Gital ''dohre katoliSke
liste' in svete knjige.
Gospa in poboznjak sta odpoto-
vala. loceni SOprog pa Sc eta DO
moljuba'' sebi V tolazbo in pre-
miSljuje o minljivoSti srcGe ma tenn
svetu.
Tudi tega Skandalcka .ie terci-
jalskih in pobozniaSkih krogov ne
bl omenil, ker me ne briga pray
mic, kako pabozniaki in telcl.jalci
zivijo, ako hi SLOW. kat. list NJ
bll psoval socialistc l. la mano
nera.'
Napisal hi lahko. kako Sc tukaj-
Snji pabaznjaki kolje.io in pobija-
jo med scboj L nozi in drugim O.
rozjem. Povedal hi lahko. da ma
Missouri MISC socialist kradli Gey-
LEV IL >katelj it'd. it'd. Ali postal
hi preobSircn. kdo mai Sc zanima
"a ; tcrcijalske Skandale. Ljud-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
ReSne beSede.

'aa NV
kapitalistov vredna piSkayega
oreha; brez delavcev hi bill vsi
stroD IN ME mrtvi; brez delavcev
jim kapital ne hi dajal obresti I:
brez delavcev ne bi bio profita,
brez profita pa ne hi imeli nobene
moci. Cd delavcev je odvisno, ali
stroll sploh delaio in kako della
jo. &c oni ne bi delali, ne hi bilo
ne hrane, ne obleke. ne stanovanj.
ne vsega tistega luksusa. Xxi ga sa-
mo bogatini vzivajo. Jasno .je to-
rel, da SO ~pravzaprav delavci boil
gospodarji, kakor pa k~apitalisti.
Ali delavci veGinoma tega ne typo
navajo, cato pa sluzijo kapitali-
stom ma svojo lastno Skodo. &c hi
delavci to razumeli, hi tudi vedeli.
da je V edinstvu Nth moe. 5 ka-
tero lahko vSe doSeZe.
To Steer nj mic novega: en- del
delavcev. ki je incl vec priloznosti
misllti. jc to re %izpoznal. Posledice
tega lzpoznavanla so stavke. De
lavcl Sc ze pogostoma posluzuje.jo
tega orozja. ali %priznati moramo.
da ne konca vsaka stavka 4 zmago
delavcev in Slucaji MISC redki. da
sc polozaj delavcev pc TAKEN po-
skuSu ceSto pohujSa. Ako iScemo
vzroke takih izgub. moramo pri-
ii do prepritania. da Skoduje de-
lavcem najveG prema.jhna gospo-
darska moe in pa pomanjkanje
sloge. Tisti ~trenotck. kO delavci
sklepajo Strajk. 50 navadno vsi
navduSeni IN boz kratkem odlo-
cltl, je dobro. Ako pa trajajo STAY
Ike die casa, je slaba. kaiti Ge
zmanjkajo sredstva "a podpore, IL
CINE pri mnOgih prvi pogum. Skrb
IA zivljenje. IA druzino. poStane
motnejSa cd prvotnega namena.
zapuste svoie tovariSe. gredo ma
delo. p~otcgne.jo Sc nekolikO delay
cev Ia Seboj. in kakor nitro lie cvr-
sta veriga delavcev pretrgana. jc
pogoStOma Strajk IL tudi izgub-
lien. Nesloga paine delavce Y
SlabSi polozaj. Ali tudi de bi bill
delavci enega podjetia slozni in
dosti pogumni da v~ztrajajo do
konca, Sc nimajo gotovosti. da
zmagaJo. ker Sc lahko zgodi. da
pridejo dclavci cd drugod in pre-
vzamejo delo. Sloga mora torei
obsegati SirSc kroge: ne Same de-
lavci senega podjctja. enega kra-
ia, enc stroke. tcmyeG dclavci IL
vsch dczel morajo biti zdruzcni.
slozni. zcdinjcni. Gee hoGejo kai We
likega doscGi.
Strajk ic zadnie srcdstvo de-
lavccv IN Osego boliSih zivliens-
kin ~pogojev. Ali kakor IN vsak
boz. ic trcba tn i IA Strajk temclii
te %prlpravr, tcmbolj. ker Sc naha-
ia gospoarska moe yccinoma V o
kah nasprotnikoy. y kdo mai IL
vcde tc %prlpraNe?
Posamcznik ne more ~izvcsti no
bcncga boia. zato tudi ne more IL
vrSiti vseh priprav. Ker pa Sc gre
V boju dclavccv IN korist vsega
delavncga liudstva. ic jasno. da
so IA boj in "a priprave poklicani
vsi dclavci. Treba .ic torci organi-
zacijc, dobre organizacije. Pa Sc
zanjo je treba della. mnogo della.
zavcdnega della. in kar .je posebno
vazno: v%ztrajnega della. Namen
organlzacin pa mora biti delavski
boz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

Mnogo delavcev Sc So dandanes
klanja vSakemu dusevnemu pri-
tlikavcu in lenuhu. XII samega Sc
be nazivlje gospod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

Ako 81 socialist, a Sc bojiS V
%javnosti govoriti o socializmu, ia
kaj pa 81 potent
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
ma vSe jugOSlOvanSke social
sticne OrganiZacije v Ameriki.

NLeliega sklcnemn l|N- y ~
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''F. s.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
AMERISKI "LORDI" IN DE-
LAVSTVO.

Zvezini senat. - Xxi pc vsi pra-
vlcl zasluzi ime ''zbornica ameri-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-22
Fine Distinctions,

No mere man can hope to under
stand the principles which govern
feminine fashions A man went with
his wife while she bought some dress
goods.
This stuff" he said, ''is pretty and
would make you u good Dress"
THAT" said the wife in contempt
Nobody is wearing that now"
Then how about this?" asked the
husband, indicating another sort.
"Oh that wouldn't do at all. Every
body's wearing thatw-Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-22

That's awful medicine mamma got
me from the DOCTOR" said Freddie,
with a wry grimace, "but she gives
me a penny for every spoonful I take.
Just look in my savings bank and see
all the money | have"
Gee" exclaimed his little brother,
eying the pile Of coppers. You have
nearly enough to buy another bottle"
-Lippincott's.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-22


of thanks and gets $4,000. Nc
wonder so many country editors
get rich!-Exchange.
The trial of Jesse Conrad fol
the killing of John Schickendan2
at Union City last July, is still
in progress here before Judge
Teegarden and a jury. 1t is ex-
pected to have all the testimony
in some time today Thursday,
and, if so, the jury will get the
case this week yet, and possibly
return verdict before Saturday
night. The trial draws large
crowds of spectators, who COM
pletely tax the seating capacity
of the court room daily.
A fire was narrowly averted at
tn e East School building last
Monday morning. The VAIN
scoting in one of the rooms was
set on fire by defective ventila-
tor and as soon as detected by
the janitor, Samuel Hahn, he
promptly turned in the school
fire alarm and in about a min
ute's time all the pupils were
safely out of the Building. The.
blaze was extinguished with fire
at the school building
without calling out the city fire
department.
VIM. Howard, who skipped out.
before the day set for his hear
ing in Squire Donavan's court on
a charge of bigamy, was located
and arrested at Gettysburg,
Preble county, last Sunday, and
IN Monday morning was taken
b efore Squire Donavan, who
placed him under $500 bond for
MS appearance before the next
grand jury. He failed to give
bond this time and was locked up
in Jail. He is charged with mar
rying Eva Denniston of this city
ast month, when he had wife
living at Anderson, Ind, from
whom he was not divorced.
John C. Martin, a pioneer of
the county, aud a highly respect
ed citizen, died at his home on
West Water street at $50 o'clock
Wednesday night of last week,
aged nearly 70 years. Mr.. Mar
tin was we'll known throughout
the county and for years was a
salesman for The Henry st.
Clair Co. His death was due to
a complication of ailments Incl
dent to old age. Three daught-
ers and two sons, of his imme-
diate family, survive him. Fun
eral services were held Saturday
afternoon at the Presbyterian
church and interment made in
Greenville cemetery.
Christian Wogaman, a retired
farmer, who resided on East
Fifth street, suffered a stroke of
heart trouble as he was on his
way up town on Wednesday
morning of last week and fell to
the ground in front of Henry
Ungericht's blacksmith shop on
East Fourth street. He was car
ried into the blacksmith shop and
expired before a physician could
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-22
Ralph and Ruth Barrer,


quest of the Dayton police. They
are wanted for moving house
hold goods away that were pur-
chased on theinstallment plan and
not paid for. An officer took them
back to Dayton Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Sarah Rippeto, who is
quite we'll along in years. suffer-
ed a paralytic stroke at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. R.
Jones. on East Main street, a.
bout 9 O'Clock las t Saturday
night. Her left side is affected,
rendering her helpless. Her
husband was buried about
two weeks ago, having succumb-
ed to a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Drucilla Trissell, aged
nearly Sc years, mother of W.
R. Trissell, died at the latter's
home, on the Eaton pike, at a.
bout 9 o'clock last Thursday
morning. Several children and
many relatives mourn her demise.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at the Trissell
home and her remains inferred
in Fort Jefferson cemetery.
Moses Roger, who resided a
mile west of Painter Creek, died
last Saturday morning, shortly
after midnight, of kidney troub-
lie. He was aged about 48 years
and leaves a wife and five chill
dren to mourn his demise. Fun
eral services were held Monday |
morning from the Bre thren
church, near Painter Creek, and
interment made in Newcom-
er cemetery.
S. Yassennouff, who conducted |
a special sale of merchandise in
this city last summer, was fined
5000 and costs by Judge Kolp |
this week on a charge of being a
transient dealer without having
taken out a state license, as the
Ohio statutes provide. Upon a.
greement, $1O0 of the fine was |
remitted, the balance, with the
costs, being paid and the defen-
dant dismissed.
Frank Blackford was arrested
at New Weston Monday even
ing and brought to this city to
answer a charge of embezzle-
ment. He was fined $40 and |
costs in a Justices court for COL
lecting and keeping $5.85 for a
load of coal while employed as
driver for M. "A Maher, the coal
man. He promised to pay his
fine by November 10, but failed
to do so. hence his re-arrest and
commitment to the county jail.
After great deal of worry and
study we have at last figured out
how so many country editors get
rich. Here is the secret of their
success. There is a child born in
the neighborhood. The attend
ing physician get $40. The edi-
tor gives the loud lunged young
ster a great sendoff and gets SO.
It is christened, and the minister
gets SIS and the editor gets 500.
It grows and marries. The edi-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

p9-Is your subscription paid! va
Yesterday was the shortes
day of the year.
Cyril Manier of Versailles Wis
tied in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Penny of Gettys'
burg was a Greenville visitor Sat
urday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Haber spent
Sunday with relatives in Pits
burg, o.
George Murphy returned Fri
day evening from a business trip
to Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Clema Thorn was the
guest of relatives in Ansonia sew
eral days the past week.
Henry Alter is reported dan
gerously i'll at his home near this
city on the Beamsville pike.
Ice dealers here are cutting
and housing eight-inch ice this
week on ponds in this vicinity.
Ray Nauss, wife and son, late
of Johnstown, Pa, are here to
spend the winter with relatives.
Upon our roll of honor today
we can placethe following named
patrons
Wesley Wright.
Web Lambert.
J. M. Freymuth.
Mrs. C. Trump.
VIM. Blottman, son of B. Blot
man of this city, was successful
ly operated on at a Columbus
hospital last week for appended
tbs. Mr.. BIottman is now located
at Williamson, W. Va, in the
plumbing business.
The building of the Jaysville-
Samson road, a mile and a half
long, has been awarded by the
State Highway Commissioner to
Ezra Baker for $8,894.5O. The
road is to be macadamized and
built of crushed stone, with a tar
filler.
Maggie o. Flatter, aged II
years, died last week at the home
of her parents. near Sharpeye,
of lung trouble. Funeral servi-
ces were held last Thursday at
the church in Nashville and in
terment made in the cemetery at
that place.
J. E. Dull, one of Joseph Sny-
der's bondsmen, appeared in
court Saturday and withdrew
from the latter's bond, and as a
consequence Snyder is again in
Jail. Owing to the illness of Mrs.
Musson his trial was postponed
until the January term of court
when it came up for hearing on
the 3rd inst.
Asa Fleming Hays, a former
resident of this city, died at his
home in Urbana, O., on Tuesday
of last week, aged Sc years. Mr..
Hays worked at the blacksmith
trade with jeremiah Ries, father
of James and Leslie Ries, and at
that time resided in what is now
known as the Barkalow property
on West Main street.
VIM. Medara, who was arrest
al 4.zo ..xool.n ao.o fo,. non r,tro-
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Henry Alter, pioneer OF the
county and a highly respected
citizen, died at his home on the
BeamsvilIe pike, just outside the
city limits, of heart trouble last
Tuesday morning about 2 clock.
Mr.. Alter was born in Washing
ton county, Nd, March 18, 1897,
and was aged nearly II years.
He has resided in Darke county
since 1866. Mr.. Alter was twice
married, his first wife dying in
1870; he was married to Miss
Mary Clew in 1874, who survives
him, as does one brother, Frank
lin Alter, of Cincinnati, and a
large circle of friends and rela-
tives. i, Funeral services will be
held this Thursday afternoon
at one o'clock at his. late home
and interment made in Green
vile cemetery. ..A4..a .~
The large barn on Rev. L. E.
Jones' farm, west of town, was
destroyed by fire on the after
noon of last Friday, as was also
a cow barn, wagon shed, and all
contents of the barn, consisting
of hay, oats, corn, fodder and
farming implements. Two corn
cribs-one containing 500 bushels
of corn, the other being a double
crib that held about 1000 BUSH
els, ready for the market, were
also destroyed. The tenant, Alon-
20 Judy, had $500 insurance on
his grain and implements, which
only partially covers his loss,
while Mr.. Jones carried $500 on
the barn, and none on his grain
or cribs, also only partially COW
ering his loss. The fire is sup
posed to have started from a corn
shredder that was in operation
on the farm that day, but the
blaze gained such rapid headway
that but little could be saved
from the buildings. !
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The jurors for the January
term of court were drawn Mon
day afternoon. The following
persons will compose the grand
jury, which meets on January 9:
Peter Moul, Adams township.
A. C. Bickel, Washington.
VIM. Stefin, Washington.
Robert Humphrey, city.
Budd CorWin, Van Buren.
H. H. Miller, Franklin.
Riley Brandon, Richland.
VIM. Albright, Van Buren.
Henry Beck, city.
T. C. Broadstock, Butler.
Lewis Devilbliss, Butler.
P. T. Buchanan Getty.
F. S. Carr, Monroe.
L. C. Miller, city.
James A. Stoltz, Adams.
The petit jury will be COM
posed of the following named
persons: sa.. .5l~|
w. E. Moore. city,.
". W J M. Victor, Butler. 3 e
Grant Delaplaife, Neave.
Edward Brock. Twin.
J..C. Reigef, Brown.
Joseph Bryson, Greenville.
Edward Glander, city.
Dora Barga, York.
E. H. Wood, Wayne.