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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
BLAZNI SYSTEM.

IL Cleyelanda porocajo: ST.
mon Sobolo neutrality-suspicious. mia
denie, stanyuoe ma 54l1 Orange
Ave-, je 20. okt. priSel V poslop-
Je casopisa The Cleveland Press
IN v oddelku "a oglase izrocil Sic
deco motto S proSnjo, da Sc tiska
v easopisu:
"Zelim Sc prodati komurko-
Ii, samo da mi zagotovi hra-
no in prenoGiSGe. he tri me-
sece sem brcz sluzbe in ze
diva dni nisem mic .jedel. Pre-
staJati ne morem veG.'
Poln upanja in najlepSih mad
1e Sobol pred petimi lett zapustil
ogrsko. V New Yorku je dobil
siuzbo "a yoznika "a mlcko. Pri-
hranil Sc je nekaj denaria in wei
K sebl mater in tri seStre IL sta
re domOvine. Toda zadnjim Sc
Amerika nj dopadla in Simon ic
vse StIri postal nazaj V Evropo.
hmaIu potem ie bill oh dclo in sci
Je V Cleveland, k.jer pa dobiti
Sinzbo nj bio tako lahko. Stalk
NIL Je posel voznika toda della
wee, kteri je vsled bolezni ostavil
doticno mesto, je ozdravil in pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
PoZoR!

Delavci. volilci 80 volilnega O.
kraja V Illinois. to je La Sale,
Ottawa. Peru, OgleSby m juzna
stran nlinoisa. mai glasujejo dine
S. novembra IA Duncan Me Do
nadia. "a poslanca 30 illinoiSkega
okraja Y dr.. postavcdajo.
Sodr. Me Donald jc tajnik I.
NJ. W. of \. in ie vsem premogar-
lem pc Illinoisu dohro znan. ka-
kor eujemo. ina vSe prcdnoSU, da
30 iz%vOljen.
MCCOY glas Y Springficldu bo
glas illinoiSkih delavcrv Sploh.
Premogarji Y Ulinoisu mai ne
skebajo ma dan ;. novcmbra.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

stepi. - In car Sc je obrnil cd
NTH, nagnil Sc ma emo stran, sko-
70 je padel, ali kozak ga je brez
uSmlljenJa tOlkcl in krical: Ma
pref, lie naprei. korakaj. tn nj po-
citkal'
Potem Sc je videl globoko pod
zemlJo, rudniku. V kateri ie vel
strupeni zrak, med tisoci nagih
suznjev, $ tezkimi kroglami ma
nogah, beSno kopajocimi lesketa-
ioGo zemljo.
In a je cutil. @sliSal. videl, Y
Svojo duSo vel vse njihove vZdi-
he, Use njlhove bolecinc in obupe.
pod udarci knut Sc .je zvijal kot
kaca, kri mu .ie tekla IL ran in
II uSt, mraz, gladin zeja so ga
mucili ali mixer nj naSel usmil-
JenJa. mixer. In prenehal ie
verovati. la jc cloyek. prcnehal
Jc upatl, da jc kjc Smrt, bill je le
>e SteviIka, Stevilka. katero so
ma priti>nili I razbelienim zele-
zom ma mayo trlo.
Lee zrak kakor da hi Sc lei ma
polnjcvati L dimom in smradom
cd krvi in pred carievimi ocmi
50 zatcle polagoma in tho VISTA
laii Stra>me poStavc. ozivcla mrt-
va trupla. celia brez;tcvIlna vista.
ukazujot mn krvavc ranc i'm roz-
lJaJot L okovi. kakor hi g1vorile ::
'GlrJ, care, tako glaSaS in ozna-
nuJeS mir I'm prihlizali SO Sc k
MENU vSl, ysi oni. katerc ie IL
trgal IL naroGia mater. zen i'm pa
otrok. cd NiSlc. Dnicpra. Volge.
cutlI lc njihov duh II grobov i'm
kri Il Nth ran mu ic pomoGi!a Ii.
Gee, groza GA je obila, padcl je ma
koIena Y tenn Sc .ie pm poiayil
zagonetni Starec zopet pred MIN
in car zazrSi GA. vrgcl Sc ie pre-
denj in zajokal: 20. zakai 81 me
zapuStil.''
In starec je : Thin glasom cd
govoril 'Ncdno sem pri tcbi. kaj
ii tvoia Vest sem"
Y TEN trenotku mn SO 10 c,r
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
NASE GIBANJE.

Liebknecht pride. Y uedcljo
6. novembra DO Y Chicago Sodrug
Karl Liebknccht. Socialisticni po-
slanec V drzavnem parlamentu Y
Nemciji. Govoril bo Y zuanem
gledaliScu Garick ma Randolph
ulici. Shod Sc otvori nekako med
drugo in tretjo uro popoldne. Pri-
roGamo slovenskim Sodrugom IL
Chicago in okolice. ia Sc udelcze
Liebknechtovega shoda.
The District Ledger, socia-
listiGni list V Fernie b. c., Cana
da, je incl V Svoji predzadnji Ste
Wiki zopet slovenSko gradivo. To
pot ie %prineSel f. Kristanovo crit
co Pod zemljo". ktero ie pred
par tedni "'Proletarec' ponatis-
nil IL "RdeGega Prepora.'
Voiilni BOZ v Milwaukee obeta
"a socialiste najlepSe vspehe. No-
lilni shodi Sc vrSe vSak veCer bo-
dist ma ulicah ali V dvOranah. o.
poldne pa V tvornicah. Ndelezba
je povsod velikanska. Spekulant-
je V Milwaukee. kteri Spekuliraio
ma volilne izide. Stavijo 3 proti |,
da DO Victor Berger izvoljep V )
distriktu "a kongresnika: ravno
takO staviio ma socialisticno una
go V celem countyu. Upamo to-
rel, da bo prihodn.ii torek "a So
~eialiste V Wisconsin, zopet dan
sijajne image.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
sci nazaj in Sobolj je bill spet OBJ

sci nazaj in Sobolj je bill spet OBJ
delo. Cele tri mesece je moledo-
val in prosil naokrog IA kakrsno-
koh delo. Iastonj. "VSako jutro
sem vstal oh Stirih in sci IA delo"
- deJal le Sobol - toda povsod.
kamor sem priSel. rekli so: "No-
thing doing Matt mi piSe il
starega kraja, da il mai pomajam
IA kako? Sam sebi ne r
pomagati. Jaz sen pri wolff. po-
DAFT Sc in delati IN kteregakoli.
samo da mi ia priliko. Tako ne
morem wee obstati. Ne morem. pa
ne morem!''
- IL New Yorka p%oroGajo: Ko
Sc je "a. okt. tukaj poroGala bo-
gaia goSpa IL druiabnih krogov
Mrs. Mary Schlcy Bowen : kapi-
taliStom Percy ". Evansom il
Seattle. Wash. imcla ie IN druzi-
Gee tri pse iaponske pasme 20
menu Otayo, Kondo san in Gel
Sha. Nenavadne 'druzice". okin-
cane : Svilenimi trakovi. Sopki.
cvcthc i'm bisernimi ovratnicami.
so pa neljubo motilc poroko. daSi
Sc je kopa s%trelaricv poStcno tru-
dlIa, da iih obdr1i Y miru. 10 je
duhovnik Rev f.. l.. Copeficld
prItcl ; ccremonijami zaGelc so
"druzice' neusmilicno laiati in
cviliti. tako la Sc .ie poroka zav-
lekla pol urc. ko 81 pozncie vpra
sail nevc>to. zakaj je imcla psc
meSto zcn>k pri poroEi. odgovori-
la je: Moji p>ijki me imaio raj
Il kakor pa kicrc tri lcnskc. kar
jih poznam. Iato sem sklcnila. da
peljcm Svojc lube psitkc scboi
pred oltar kot druzice ma dan mo-
je poroke."
homcntar n%epotreben.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
SIoyenSki delaVci in
Obrtniki!

Dne s. novembra bodo volitve.
a,ssuite vsepovsod v amerish re-
nubliki "a svobodo enakost in
Sratstvo! Glasujte prot oderust-
vi. izzemanju in izkoriscanju!
Glasujte "a socialisticne kandi-
date!
v krozek pod ali mad katerim
IL beseda socialist ma g~lasovni-
d. naredite kriz!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
CARJEVE SANJE.

Povclir, ; katcrim Sc ie obsodi-
10 tristo ljudi.j Y grozno umiram-
je tam gori Y >ibirskih rudmkih.
ie podpiSal ear L velikim trudom.
Bill je %nenayadno utrujen in RAJ
drazljiv, kar je smatral kot po-
sledico dogodkov zadnjih dnii.
Nagnil Sc ie nazaj y sedezu in 81
komodno naslonil cnostavni tik-
tax urc ma velikem S%toialu "a je
zazibal Y Gudni sen
Y nJegovo dvorano je stopil ii
no starcc resnega obliGja, ptui pc
obleki. Xxi Sc ie zdela kakor hi bila
tkana IL megel, carju je mignil L
roko in dejal: ''Pojdi l. menoj."
In car. vladar ogromne drzavc.
katere konci SO Sc dotikali neko-
llko morley. ear, pred katerim Sc
Je klanjalo in katcremu So je po-
korjeNalo ma milijone podloznih.
Ia IA .ie posluial Starca in sci
In Gutil je, kako Sc povznaSa
mad zemljo. kako PLAYA viSoko V
crnih oblakih in kdko Sc $ svojimi
rameni dotika bliScetih So zvezd.
Starec ga je odpeljal dalec cd
njegove palace ma Siroko stepo in
mu pOkazal dolgo vrsto ljudij ma
Mi, Xxi so tho korakali. kakor da
hi premiSljevali o svojem zivljen-
ju. V senci sezen.j dolgih ulic
"Care!' izpregovoril je starec
L zalostnim glasom. I'll vsi so te
ljubili in ii 81 Jill vendar obsodil
Y kraJe. kjer je dolga noe in kjer
vladata groza i'll prOkletstvo, cd
koder cello smrt bezi. Pripeljal
sem te sem. da spoznaS njihovo
bedo. da okusiS njihove boleGine.
Pojdi, izplakaj 81 oGi!"
I'm starec So ie tho in neizraZno
zalostno %nasmejal ter Sc jcl izgub-
ljati V meglah ...
Scverni veter ic RADICAL ME
govo oblcko in izsipal IL ME ma
tiS0Gc drobnih biScrov. ma tisoGc
svetlih solz, XII so Sc zgubilc V
vlazni zemlji. Car ie segcl Ia MIN
L rokami, brezmejna Slabost So
ga je polastila, padel je pod subj
trS in zaspal.
Kar pa jc cutil grozno boleGino
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
b L. Bremena ie q

L. Bremena .ic doSla vest. da
Jc stavka ma ulicnih zcleznicah
koncala Z image vSluZbcncev. Sa-
hlje in revolvcrji policajev MISC
princSlc image kapitalistom. Kjer
so dclavci dobro organizirani.
tam tudi Sable in kroglie odpo-
vejo pomoc. lie stara resnica Sc
potrdi L nova Kapitalisti so bar
bari. Nth orodje pa tolovaji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

Socialisticna stranka .je faktic-
no delavska stranka. ne samo V
teoriji. Clam stranke so delavci
in delavke: strankino Casopisie
in literature vZdrZujejo delavci
potion splOSnega glasovanja. Je-
dino pravo meSto IA deiavce je
torej V socialistiGni stranki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

rDOber delavec'' "a kapitalista
je tisti delavec, kteri Sc ne zme-
nj "a unijo, nicesar ne eta. .je po-
nizen in boiazl.jiv. rad della "a
vsako place, mrzi Strajk in kteri
pri vsakih volitvah glasuje "a re-
publikanske ali demokratske kan
didate. He's a good boy"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

Clovek, XII It mesa med Sect
ga Scctinarji pozro.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-29

continued encores were feat
ure of tn e evening.-<irand
Forks IN. d. Herald.
The Castle Square Enter.
tanners gave their entertain
ment at Wright's Hall on Fri.
day evening last, and for such
a good company as this it is a
pity a larger house was not in
attendance. Those who were
present were doubly repaid.
This company is one of the best
on the road aud their renditions
Of the program would be hard
to beat. Mr.. Grant. the basso,
has splendid ricli voice and
knows how to use Winni.
peg (Man.) Telegram.
The quartette selections by
the Castle Square Entertainers
were received with thunderous
applause by the audience at the
Grand Opera House.-Chicagn
Daily News.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-29
CASTLE SQUARE ENTER
TANNERS
Continued from page y

As0AAA bSAHS
in Hallock.-Hallock {Ninn J
Enterprise.
Each me nber of the quartette
possesses abundant talent, cap
able of an evenings entertain.
ment by himself. The program
was varied with pc ,ular, high
class music. "The Sextette"
was one of the best selections
rendered Superior wis. Tele-
gram.
The entertainment given by
the Castle Square Entertainers
was of the kind that makes
every one better for having
heard it. Every number OH the
program was rendered with
splendid effect. There W a 6
variety enough to interest the
audience to the last minute and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-29

Toney and Bob. McMicheal
and their families spent Christ.
mas in Moorhead with rela-
tives.
Deputy County Treasurer
Worner had his Christmas din
ner at the family home at
Great Bend.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sullivan and
children of Grand Forks. spent
Christmas with Mr.. aud Mrs
NJ. N. Early.
20 per cent discount on all
furs at Mrs. Dugars.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Probert re-
turned from Reg Wing, Mimi,
last Monday morning where
they spent Christmas.
Several young men from near
Mooretou were initiated into
the mysteries of the Odd Eel
lows lodge last Tuesday night.
Miss Helen Oliver has closed
a very successful ter m OF
school in the northern part OF
the state. She is spending va
cation with her parents here
After New Years she will teach
a term of school near Hankin.
son.
Handsome line of cluny
doilies and center peices at Jas
Purdon & Co.
One of the prettiest home
decorations for Christmas we
saw this year was at Mr.. Cugh
ans where they had a large
i'm imitation brick fire place
CRATE and mantel complete
lighted inside to represent fire
and light decoration OIL the
outside.
A. F. Parks, with Connoll,
Bros, received a telegram from
Tiscott, Kansas announcing tn,
death of his mother Tuesda,
morning. As it would be i'm
possible for Mr.. Parks to reacl
home in time for the funeral
he does not intend to 20 a
present.
A. A. Desmidt. proprietor Q
the Battle Lake Nursery, wa
recently honored by the Mime
sofa State Horticultural Sc
ciety by being elected Vic
President for the Ninth di.
trict. No better selection coul
have been made. for Mr.. ID.
Smidt adds to that knowiedR
of the work. enthusiasm.. an
sincere likingu,for.:the profe,
(asion.,' ls4'i a'"i ~ e
y 4 -s''
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-29
Maud Hausken Is down from
Fargo for few days visit.

Maud Hausken ls down from
Fargo for few days visit.
Otto Ponath spent Christm a.
day with friends in the Twin
Cities.
D. E. Morden spent Christ.
mas with his family in Ws,l;
peton.
The Woman's Literary Club
, will meet with Mrs. Wolfe on
Friday, Jan. 9th.
A good meal at tire Quality
Cafe for Is cents. Open day
aud night.
The Firemaus' dance next
Monday night in the new City
Hall is not a masquerade.
Mrs. Hazel Robertson of
Crookston 10 visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3 Yates
Miss Senie Burnson. who is
teaching near Wyndmere is
visiting at the A. Burnson
home.
Will Braun and family of
Landsford are spending the
holidays at the: home of Mrs.
Annie Braun.
o. r. Engbrts left Monday
for his home in Minneapolis
after a two weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. Manchester.
E.Z Dye, For all home dye
ing, stenciling and school work.
Cali for book of instructions at
Rittenhouse's Drug Store.
Atty. Divet and family enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Dem uud of
Staples, Mimi, and Mr.. Bert
Russell of Underwood, N. d..
Oh Christmas.
Geo. Vachon of Little Falls.
MIMI, spent Christmas in this
city with his parents. George
is assistant pharmacist in a i
drug store at that place and is
one of our Wahpeton boys that
is making good.
Jamieson's Big Discount Sale
continues through this month.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-29

School begins at the State
Science .Schosa, Tan. 3rd. A
large enrolment is expected.
/ sMessrs. Cunningham and
Harris went to Wheaton where
they: visited at the Cunning
ham home.
Jacob Engeihard and wife of
Richmond, Mimi, spent Christ
mas with his son Geo. IT,, of
this city.
Miss Ruth Oslund will give
a dancing party-to just girls
tonight in the dining room at
the City Hotel.
Will Eckes and wife and the
Misses PAIL of the Boston
store spent Christmas at Lid
gerwood with the home folks.
Edna and May Youngluist
are home for the Holiday va
cation. Edna is teaching at
Lakota aud May at Pleasant
| Lake.
A jolly crowd of about lG
girls enjoyed sleigh ride last
night. given by lola Cameron
aud Mabel Toney. After riding
around the two towns and
making things merry they
drove to the Cameron home
where refreshments w e. e
served.
F. n. Cameron, wife and
children spent Christmas in
Wahpeton. After the first OF
the year Frank will be selling
flour in Northern Iowa, and ex
poets to make his headquarters
at Mason City, Iowa, and will
III the near future move his
family there.
The Wahpeton correspond
ent to the city dailies, in order
} to get their articles accepted
; and paid for, endeavor to ge
something sensational regard
less of facts. In some of tn,
{, articles sent out from Wahpe
! ton about the Heley-Mood.
contest stated among othe
+ things-that were equally falls
) that Moody he'd been ouste'
: from office when he was sherii
!. before. It is difficult to under
3 stand why such statements ar
!. made, when every resident 9
] this county knows that it i
: false. It appears that there
e a desire to injure as we'll as I
!. exagerate. and the publicatio
'sIof such &c exagsra.ion does. ae
lido The community any good.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-29
Local News Iter11s

30
| Lyman Baker is home iron,
Minneapolis for the holidays.
! A,beautiful line Of ribbon and
veiiings at Jas Pufdon < Co.
Miss Clara Schnltz is spend
ing. the holiday vacation with
her parents in this city.
Miss Mirick Of the State Sci.
ence school left Tuesday morn ;
ing for D,tluth for a. few days
visit.s.: a $3.50. -. ~: -
Eacoufisge the Reliance Hose
Company boys. by attending
their bali in the New City Hall
next Monday night.
Lieutenant Purdon. of Wyo.
ming and Or. Purdon Of Lis.
bon are spending the holiday
vacation with-their parents.
Special sale ON at: Miksche...
Mics Francis Lauder went
down TO S pl g. yesterday
morning for a few days visit
with.herfriend MiidredMc Kay.
ia %
Judge. Van Arnam and wife
entertained Christians at a
family dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
and Mr.. and Mrs Q.iltz of Wal
Bear in mind and try a box
of Dr. Quick's Alaska Kidney
Pills. For sale by all druggists.
Clerk Of Court. Elect has,
moved into the Vath house on
Sth street. Since moving to-
town Mr.. Bergman has been
confined to the. house with a !
bad cold.
Senstos Purcell spent Christ
mas with relatives aud friends
in New Jersey and Congress
man Hanna was in Cleveland
with friends during the Holi-
day recess. /
Postmaster Nyhra returned
Tuesday from a very pleasant
trip to Washington. DC. He
and other postmasters where
the postal savings banks are
TO he established were instruct
ed as to the manner of conduct
ing the banks. Senator Mel
Cumber accompanied him GU
his return trip as far as Min.
neapolis and III a day or two
goes ON to Bismarck. Con-
gresham Gronn is already in
the state.
Big discount for cash on
nearly everything for the rest
of the month at amieson's
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
Connolly New Eiks' Chief.

= y
Marshalltown.-The fifth annual
convention Of the Iowa State associa-
ton Of Elks closed here after sue
cessful session.
At the business meeting Maurice
Connolly of Dubuque was elected
president without a contest, the Des
Moines delegation not presenting the
name of Jerry B. Sullivan. because
Of Sullivan's absence, he having been
called east on business trip.
The other officers elected follow:
First vice-president, George T. Red.
dick Of Iowa City; second vice pres.
ident, Bert F. Keltz of Webster City;
third vice president, W. H. Walling.
ford of Des Moines; secretary, ]. R.
Frailey Of Fort Madison: treasurer,
A. Henigbaum OF Davenport; chap
lain, Rev. w, P. James of Marshall
town: doorkeeper. George Weiss Of
Burlington; sergeant-at-arms, Thomas
Stodghill of Ottumwa, and trustee
L. B. Whitney of DEBORAH.
Sioux City was selected as the next
meeting place.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
SHIP IS HELD UP ON OCEAN
CAPTAIN OF LINER BUCHANAN
SHOT TO DEATH.
Two Armed Passengers Attempt to
Take Possession Of vesseI-One
Jumps Overheard Wher Arrested.

Eureka, Cal.-The Alaska Pacific
Steamship company's liner Buchanan
was held up at sea OF this port by
two passengers.
Captain Wood was shot and killed
by one of the men in resisting. The
second man was overpowered by the
engine-room crew. The passenger who
shot the captain jumped overheard
with life preserver
The Buchanan was bound from Sc.
attic to San Francisco Early in the
morning Fred Thomas. passenger.
went to the captains cabin, while an
accomplish descended to the engine
room. Both men were armed and
they attempted to take possession OF
the vessel. Captain Wood refused to
comply with Thomas demands and
was shot dead. Thomas ran out Of
the room and. seeing his plans had
miscarried, strapped on a life; pre-.
server end leaped into the sea.
Meanwhile the accomplish had en-.
countered resistance in the engine
room. He was overpowered and
placed in irons. The Buchanan Is pro.
ceeding to San Francisco in charge
Of First Officer Brennan. The attempt
to rob the Buchanan was reported to
the steamer President. north.bound.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
KOREA is ANNEXED To JAPAN
Text Of Convention 10 Communicated
to the Powers, But Withheld
From the Public.

Tokyo--Japan has completed the
details of the annexation of Korea.
The text of the convention under
which the Hermit kingdom. and its
ia, 100000 inhabitants become part OF
the mikado's empire was communica-
ted to the representatives Of the pow.
ers. The document, which. according
to now established fact, was signed
August %, will be effective when off,
cially promulgated. This will take
place, according to some OF the minis.
tiers, August 20.
Baron Hirata, minister of the In
terror. summoned the proprietors OF
all the Japanese newspapers to his
cabinet Wednesday and requested
them to publish no unauthorized in.
formation regarding the situation in
Korea.
He pointed out that such publica.
ton under existing conditions would
only make the tas.- Of the Japanese
government in carrying out the an.
nexation more difficult. R. IL.
The newspapers agreed to his
wishes and nothing regarding the an.
nexation beyond official statements
will therefore be published here be.
fore the PRONUNCIATION Of the conven.
ton.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
Erleson Remembered Friends In win

Ericsson Remembered Friends In Will
Boone. ---Augustana College at Rock
Island profits to the extent of nearly
10000 In the will OF the late Senator
Ericsson Of Boone. Mr.. Ericsson dis
poses OF Approximately 100000 worth
OF his property TO charity and in be-
quests to people not connected In any
way with his family After providing
for his two daughters as mark OF
personal appreciation for the kind
faithful services to J. A. Ericsson of
Deland, $1,000; Gus Ericsson, Jackson
vile. Fla, $1,000; John w. Ericsson,
Miami, Fla $1,000; Charles w. Eric
son, Atlanta, Ga, $1,000; John A.
Peterson Boone, $1,000; Amanda Aim.
quist Galesburg. H., $1,000; Gus T.
Peterson, Esthervllle, $1,000; Mrs.
Mary Goodson, Miami, Fla, $1,000;
Mrs. Emily Johnson. Riverside, Cal,
$1,000; to Matilda Gyllenbacls. Moline,
ILL.,, $1,000; Mrs. c. v. Nelson. Boone,
$3.50: Mrs. Christian Sandell. Boone,
$3.50; Mrs. Peter Berg. Boone, $3.50;
Mrs. Selma Johnson, Boone, $3.50:
Mrs. Emma Sunstrom, Boone, $500;
Coe college, Cedar Rapids is given
$1,000 for the maintenance of a schol-
arship. The Christian Home at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, $1,000; poor fund of Sodra
parish, Sweden, $1,000: to the Eric
son Memorial hospital. Boone, coal
land lease. to Boone Presbyterian
church, coal land lease. The entire
residue of the property goes to Lore
ma, who is made executrix without
bond.