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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Nsled vednega napadanja cd
strani Pressed Steel Co. proti or
ganizlranim delavcem /. w. w.
je izSel McKees Rocks Leadariu
dine %. aprila sledeGi obrambni
clanek:
Urednik Leadarja;-
tpraSan sem, maj Vam podam =
naSega staliSca sliko Strailu.
lii Je nedavno izbruhnil. Pribito
deJstvo je, da so sc poSiliale V
Svet vse mogoGe in nemogoGe no.
vice od strani nash nasprotni-
kov, ki vedoma ali nevedoma slu-
zijo velikim podjetjem in korpo-
racijam.
Da Sc razume sedanji polozaj.
moramo poznati prctekloSt. V ca
Su zadnJe poravnave ie bill eel
svet uverjen. da Sc bo cd tile ma
pref postopalo 3 delavci kot z
ljudmi in da bodo med drugimi
obljubljenimi poboljSki dobili tu-
iii 1870 zvisanje place. Vsakemu
Je bilo zasigurano dobro delo in
dobri casi. Toda ko je priSel cas-,
da Sc izpolnijo obljube - $50
zviSanie place, smo zapazili. da Sc
je to zgodilo le tam. kier so bill
dclavci organizirani, in to Sele po-
TEN, ko so zagrozili revoltami.
Ia SploSno delavStvo Sc nj storilo
mteSar in Sc tudi nj imelo name
ma cesar storiti. Use ie ostalo pri
starem - in cello Slabeje, kajti
SlStcm della je tax, da le enim
omogotuje malo veGii zasluzek.
med TEN ko eni narede lie malo
wee kot pref.
Da dokazem mojo trditev. evo
dokazov:
Ma dan zadnje place Sc ie po-
hralo skupaj dcset zavitkov (ku-
VERT : plaGami. Place so repre-
zentirale troje vrst della: sponar-
IJc. prebijacc in tesarie. IznaSlo Sc
je. da zasluzijo vsak po $1.79 ma
deset ur. Pomisliti pa je treba. da
so to izurjeni delavci in da Sc je
moral vsak pozuriti, da je kaj
narcdil. kajti delo je cd koSa. Ma
podlagi teh razmer 81 lahko vsall
izracuna, koliko potem zasluzi
navaden delayec.
V casu, ko je bill poravnan zad-
Mi Strajk, Sc je obljubilo tudi
pol dnevnega praznika tednu.
toda kompanija tega Sc do danes
hi uvedla. Pa ne samo to. da kom-
panija ne drzi nObenih obliub.
njeni uradniki tudi Sikanirajo de-
lavce kjer jih lie morejo. To Sc
zgodi najraje pri akordnem delu.
in sicer ma ia nacin, da Sc delav-
ce cestokrat menja enega ma
drugo delo, kar provzroGuje, da
delavci ne morejo priti do veGje-
ga zasluzka - po drugi strani Sc
pa nameScuje novince. da delajo
istO delo ceneje.
V TEN slucaju sta bila preme-
scena diva delavca, druga diva pa
bi imela vzeti prejsna mesta. Gla-
som zakljucka med delavci teh
oddelkih so pa odklonili to nava-
do menjanja ma ia nacin, da MISC
hoteli vzeti druzega della. Tisti
stirje 50 bill "a to odpuSGeni. Uni
ia je pa zahtevala, da sc jih ta-
koj nadomesti ma stara mesta. In
temu Sc je kompanija vdala, toda
drugi dan je odpustila Zolaka,
ker je sodeloval pri poravnavi kot
tolmac. Vsled tega koraka cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
Chicago, ILL.,, 5. Julia July, 1910.
VELIk KORAk NAPREJ.
JugOslOVansN soc. kOngres Sc ie ZaVrSil We
hklm VSpehOm. JugOsl. soc. ZveZa OrganiZirana.

Iborovanjc |. jugoslov. soc.
kongresa Sc ie zavrSilo popolno
zadoVoljnost vseh iugosl. soc. or
ganlzaclJ, ki so St odzvale "a kon-
gres. Y jeSeni - ako bodo do tile
izyrSeni vsi koraki. III so Sc cd
merrill pripravljalnemu odboru,
da jih izvede potom referenduma.
to Je sploSnega glasovanja - bo
zacela iugosl. soc. zveza. kakor
tudi zveZna tiskarna. lahko ; svo-
Jim poslom.
Y Soboto >. julia Sc je vrSila,
kakor je hilo ze preje sklenjeno,
predkonferenca, ma kteri Sc ie
Sprejel pravilnik "a red kongre-
Sa
Drugi dan Sc .ie toGno oh osmi
url zjutrai zaGelo delo "a konsti-
cmranje kongresa. Volilo Sc je
predsednikom Sodr. Tom BeSeni-
ca IL Alleghenije. Pa, podpredsed-
nixon Sodr. John PetriGa IL Chi
cage. zapiSnikarjem Ivan Mastena
in Frank Petrica.
Poverilni odbor ~ nragladorie
poohlaStiI in namanil. da ie "a
stopanib ma kororesu os daIooo.
/ tov in sicer. Sloyepci Urvatio
Srbi in Bulgari odnosno Mace.
donci.
V imenu mediuposlovonsL.g,
odbora N poziv iuoosI soc ,on.
gresa. ie pozdrayil zhor Y ;odrpo.
tin bcScdah sodr NJ GInmoc
.uriSiG nakar So ic nreSIo pa ,
tocko dnevnega rcda. Poro6iIo q
delu in stanm posomezrib iuco.
slovansKIh to ic s,ovenskib br.
/ vatskih. srbskih in boluarsl,ib soc
organizacii.
X tel toGki ie poroGal ~ sIo.
yensko organizaciio sodr Frank
! PetriG. kterega poroSiIo nr;naso
.ProIetarec bndoGi stav;Il,;
/ \ato L. noroEoI n brvo+sl,; oroo
nizaciii sodr. T. Beseni6 o srbs.
li Blagovoj SaviG in DuS Popo.
vic. Observation-Disclosures Di.
inter Ekonomoff
Prostor nam ie "a to stevilko
/ preomeien. da hi zamopli nriob.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

" jeklarskih tvornicah Iii
nois Steel Co. So. Chicagu je
predzadnjo nedelio zvecer PLUS
knila razbeljeno tekoGa kovina il
plavza in smrtno poSkodovala veG
delavcev. UmirajoGe delavce so
magic odpeljali V privatno kom-
panijsko bOlnico, od koder ie vsa-
ka informaciia glede ponesrecen-
cev nemogoGa; Sc cello linen ne
povcdo. In jeklarski trust je ne
dolgo tega naznanil. da 90 ustavil
delo oh nedeljah Ali je resi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

gu (zastopan je bill tudi "Proleta-
rec po sodrugoma FIR. PetriGu in
Jos Zavrtniku ml.) v svrho, da Sc
da premogarjem ma Strajku krep-
ka moralna podpora potion nase-
ga tiska.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

vanske SocialiStitne zveze Anne
riki dollnost. da vScmi Silami
moralno. po zmoznosti tudi ma
terialno podpira delo revolucio-
narne mega proletarijata ma iugo-
iztoku Europe.
kongreS nadalje priporoGa vsem
Sodrugom Sirom Amerike. da ko-
hkor mogoce Sirijo literature III
tisk jugoSlovanske soc. demokra-
cije Evropi in da ma ia nacin
ma jedni Strani pomagajo to Ii
tcraturo privesti ameriSko iugo-
Slov. 'delavStvO V socialistiGni bOj.
a ma drugi Strani da Sc materialno
podpira razvoj Socialisti6nc lite
rature in tiska naSih iugoslov. So
drugov Evropi.
Prvi iugoslovanski socialisticni
kongres Amcriki pozdravlja
sklepe jugoslov. socialiSti6ne kon-
ference Ljubljani, iugoslov. So
cialisti6nega kongreSa Belgra-
du in medbalkansgega socialistiC-
mega zbora Y Sofiii, Xxi pozivliajo
JugoslOvanSki proletariat skup-
nj hoj proti osvojevalni politiki
kapitalisticnih drzav V Evropi.
ktere V zvezi 4 jugoSlovansko bur
zoazijo pretiio Z gospodarskim in
nacionainim robStvom vsem naro-
dom ma jugoiztku Europe.
".
Po principu mednarodne DELAY
ske solidarnosti, prvi jugoslovan-
>i socialistiGni kongres V Ameri-
lii koncno pozdravlja cello social
sticpo Internacionalo.
Dale so ST sprejeli vazni pred
logi in resolucije gledc naGelne IL
lave "JugoSl. soc. Iveze Anne
riki." o." Te je predloIl sodr. NJ.
Glumac k svojemu referatu: "Ju-
goslovani in delavSki razredni boj
v Ameriki. y sodrug ID. Ekono-
moff resolucijo svoiem refera-
tu: "Jugoslovam in Nth polozaj
v Ameriki y: Jos Zavcrtnik svo-
lcm referatu: 20 uStroistvu pra-
vii "a Jugosl. soc. Zvezo" glede
tiska; Stefan Zlodi "a Zadruzno
tiskarno in Frank Petric resolu-
clio in predlog: Ia praktrno de
10 V prilog jugoSlovanskih ma
seljencev Ameriki."
Ne da Sc tajiti. da ie prvi kon-
gres jugosl. socialistov Ameri-
ki velik korak naprei ne samo ma
gospodarskem in politiGnem po-
lJu Ameriki. ampak da ga ie
smatrati tudi kulturnim. - Jugo-
slovanski proletarjat ie zaGel tudi
V Ameriki reSevati svoja upraSan-
ia in delo - sam.
Omenimo maj koneGno. da je
zbor posetil kot povabljeni COST
tudi glavni tajnik ameriSke soci-
alne stranke sodr. j. VI. Barnes.
XII je angleSkem jeziku pozdra-
vii l. jugOslovanski soc. kongres.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
Stew. (NO.) 147.
PremOgarski Straik u Illinoisu.

premogarji. Ma eni strani vsega-
siti millionaire, ma drugi pa pre-
mogarji, Xxi vstvarjajo milijonar-
Jem bogastvo in udobno zivljenje.
Milijonarji, lastniki premogoko-
pov pravijo in trdijo, da so gospo-
darji premogarji, ki kopljeio Grni
diamant, pa rjih suznji, Xxi mora
jo pokoriti Sc MIN.
Premogarji, XII vsaki dan vaga-
Jo svoje 2ivljenjc "a premogarSke
barone, pa zahtevajo vsled memo
sne draginje poviSanje piGlih plaG
IN nekoliko olaiSav pri tezkem,
trudapolnem in zivljensko nevar-
nem delu. Zahtevajo malenkost!
Premogarski barom MISC izbirc-
nj sredstvih, da bi uniGili uniio
premogarjev V drzavi Illinois. In
vsako, najpodlejSe sredstvo Jim je
dobrodoSlo.
Zdaj so rajeh detektive (tajne
policaje(, katere poSiljajo med
premogarje. da lazejo Strajkujo-
elm premogarjem, da nekaterih
krajih dobivajo ve6jo podporo
kot drugod.
Dne "A. junija 1910 je priSel V
Assumption H.. Glovek, XII ie de-
jal, da Sc piSe August Bell in sta
nuje ma 1921 QLincy st. Cleveland
Ohio i'll ie tainik zelezniSke unije
tezakov. Pripovedoval je. da je
njegova unija Sklenila. da vsall
clan da podporo StrajkujoGim
premogarjem Ilinoisu deset cd
stotkov od svojega zasluzka in da
unija lahko da $ prvim Julien
100 tisoG dolarjev podpore. PriSel
je ma lice Strajka po naroGilu svo-
je unije, da Sc prepriGa, ako denar
praviGno delijo med StrajkujoGe
prem0garje.
Premogarji so osupneli vsled te
pripovedke. In rekli so mu. da mai
gre zvecer ma shOd in pove odpr-
to, kar je pripovedoval po mestu.
Ali moz je bill previden. Izgovar-
Jal se ie, da ne more ma shod, ker
Sc mu mudi Y Pana. Mokomis
Witt in HilsbOro.
Po kapitalistih podkuplieni mic
vredni lump je izginil. Sci je, kdo
We kan, ko je zvrSil obrekovalno
delo.
Podkupili so liste, ki MISC pisa
nj angleScini. Seveda, kapitali-
stiGne liSte, Xxi so pripravlieni igra
ii ulogo izdajaica "a vsak denar.
In kapitalistiGni listi, tiskani V
neangleSGini SO Sc prodali "a gros
Judeza. Posebno list Italia" pri-
porocamo vsem slovenskim pre-
mogarjem talijanske narodnosti,
da list Italia" izdaja premOgar-
je vseh narodnosti. posebno pa
premogarje talijanske narodnosti
ameriskim kapitalistom, da bi vni-
cili TEN lOz1e Strajk premogarjev
draw Illinois.
Najvecjo zgago TEN boju pa
igrajo zelezniSke druzbe, XII lastu-
jejo premogokope. TIE druzbe pre-
tijo malim lastnikom premogoko-
pov, da jih bodo unicili, ce prizna-
10 zahteve orgamziranih premo-
garJev. Priporocamo jim, maj vst-
raJajo, dokler ne bo skupnega
shoda.
Ma to infamno in podlo ruvanje
Je pa Odgovoril osrednji odbor
premogarske unije "a drzavo Illi-
nois ma svoji sell:
Springfield. III. %. junija 1910.
Naslednji predlog je sprejel da-
mes glavni odbor "a drzavo Hi
nois ma svoji seji
"Stavili, podpirali in sprejeli
smo predlog. da je osrednji odbor
pripravljen posetiti konferenco
predsednika Lewisa, zaeno pa iz-
javljamo, da ne priznamo druge
placilne lestvice in pogojev, ka-
kor tiste, Xxi ie sprcjela konferen-
ca V Peoria, Ill.
John Walker. predsednik.
Groce Lawrence, podpreds.
Duncan NJ Donald, tajnik.
Vile temu, da Sc premogarski
baroni TEN Strajku posluzuiejo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

List "a koristi delav-
skeaA Iiudstva. Delav-
CT so opravi6eni do
vsesa kar producirajo.
This paper IL devoted
TO the interests of the
working class. Work.
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

PAZIT E!
ma steviiko " oklepaiu-
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prileplie-
mega spodaiaii
ma ovitku. Ako l4S)
10 stevilka
tedai vam prihodnio
steviiko nasega lista po-
tece narocuina. Prosi-
mo popoVite 10 takoj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Po principu mednarodne delav-
ske solldarnosti. prvi jugoslovan-
>i socialisticni kongres V Ameri-
ii koneno pozdravlja cello social
sticpO Internacionalo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
Stomach Dead
Man Still Lives

People who suffer from sour stom-
\ ach, fermentation of food. distress
| after eating and Indigestion, and seek
! relief in large chunks of artificial
/ digestors, are killing their stomachs
v inaction just as surely as the vic
II of morphine is deadening and in
Y ing beyond repair every nerve in
h.J body.
What the stomach of every suf-
ferer from indigestion neds is good
prescription that will build up his
| stomach, put strength, energy and
y elasticity into it, and make it sturdy
enough to digest hearty meal with
out artificial aid.
The best prescription for indiges-
ton ever written is sold by druggists
everywhere and by C. D. Smith Drug
. Co. and is rigidly guaranteed to build
up the stomach and cure indigestion,
or money back.
This prescription is named Mi-o-na,
, and is sold in small tablet form in
large boxes. for only so cents. Re
\ member the name, Mi-o-na stomach
! tablets. They never fail. They con-
tain ingredients that give quick re-
\ lief (other than strong digesters) I,
J but they are compounded for the pur-
pose of making the stomach strong
and energetic enough to do it's work
n without the aid of harmful drugs
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

munication between the two places
is free ferry service, which is apt to
become irregular, owing to fogs and
the density of the river traffic. The
Blackwell tunnel is some distance up
stream from Woolwich, so in case of
any stoppages of the Woolwich ferry
the loss of time is considerable.
The new tunnel will be about 500
yards long, the building operations
will occupy about two years and the
cots is estimated at $5,605,000. The
preliminary work is nearly completed
and the first shaft will shortly be
sunk on the north bank.
The chief engineer of the London
county council has designed the tun-
mel, which will be carried under the
river by means of the Greathead
shield-a shield forced forward by
hydraulic pressure and operated un-
der compressed air-that was used
so successfully in the boring of the
Blackwell tunnel.
The oldest of the London tunnels
is that at Mapping. which was consid-
cred one of the wonders of the wolrd
when it was built.
The longest, and certainly the most
imposing, is the Blackwell tunnel,
which is claimed in London to be the
greatest engineering work of its kind
ever constructed, and which was
opened by King Sdward in May, 1897.
1t is nearly mile and a quarter long
and has a roadway wide enough for
two omnibuses to pass one another,
besides the separate shafts on either
side for foot passengers.
To go through the tunnel on the
top of bus is one of the most curl
GUS experiences to be had. The road
way is stone paved, which makes the
noise of passing vehicles sound simp-
ly terrific, and ones general impress
sion on entering the tunnel Is that
every wagon and bus for miles
around must be running away. Mo-
tors have not become plentiful in
these parts, but when motor wagon
is anywhere near the pandemonium
seems to have reached its limit.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

DECLARED

The company owning the Grand
Junction sugar factory will pay its
stockholders dividends aggregating
$4,000 on May 9Th.
This announcement is made today
in the following dispatch from Colo
RADIO Springs:
Colorado Springs. April 29.-On
May 9th the Western Sugar and Land
company will pay accumulative divi-
dend Of per cent. The disburse-
ments will amount to $4,000. The
company is controlled by j. II. Nc
knnie, Werner u. Reed, X. p. Davie,
o. ii. Shoup and other local interests.
The factory. which was the first to be
erected in the state, is at Grand juno
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
DANDELIONS VERSUS ADOBE.

Some OF our citizens are wonder
ing II our commissioner of civic
beauty-Mr. Holmburg, is going to
advise HIS method for the prevention
of the growth of these beautiful little
flowers. We are sure that his course
will be effectual, but sometimes
doubt its eXpediency, as 1t will place
the lawns OF this city in the condition
in which they existed some fifteen
years ago. Will II not be well first
to attend to some of the matters
which really pertain to civic improve
ments rather than strain our vision
looking for means to destroy some
thing that may affect the producing
capacity years from now of distant
hay farm?
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
This is the last will and testament

This is the last will and testament
of me, Angelicus.
l hereby give and bequeath my col
lection of books (amounting to some
5000 volumes) to Mr.. v. Van D., in
memory of the not altogether un-
pleasant hours we have spent to-
gether-hours marked by no shadow
OF animosity at any time. We could
not be happy; but we were as happy
as we could be. To DR.. Van d. |
leave my mantle of originality, and
what remains of the veuve cliquot,
in memory of encouragement when |
most needed it.
To the editor l leave my space on
this journal and the best of good
wishes in memory of his unfailing
courtesy and forbearance
To Uncle John and to Sinbad go
my heartiest wishes that we may
meet soon in some brighter cline.
To Mr.. Kilograms my best dhudeen
and the light of hope.
To the boys in the printing office
the consolation of not being obliged
to set up my excruciating copy.
To the tailors (and to the boss
tailor in particular. Little Italy,) my
very best pair of pants
To Jim of the laundry-but no.
thing seems good enough for Jim, the
best soul that ever walked.
To Porfiro Alexio Gonzolio a grip
of the hand.
To Davy. pie. pie again, and yet
more pie.
To the band boys-why. here's to
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
TO THE VOTERS OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ]

You are hereby notified that MI.
Moses T. Hale and Mr.. F. M. Little
john have each filed with the under.
signed a written notice of his inten-
tion to be candidate for the five
year term of school director. Mr.,
Moses T. Hale is the retiring director,
his term expiring on May 2, 1910.
There are no other candidates.
THOMAS E. HUDSON.
Secretary of School District No. /.
Mesa County, Colorado.
First publication, April 25, 1910.
Last publication, May 80, 1910.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
'em-may they blow loose.

'em-may they blow loose.
To my fellow pedagogues, More
light, as Goethe put 1t. More good
Fellowship it would be impossible to
wish them. They know where l stand
and l know where they stand.
Lawdy! lawdy! If l hadn't forgot
ten Otto and his assistant! Here's
all kinds of luck to 'em. and no mis-
take about it.
Finally, to all those not included
hereinbefore (for various reasoris)
here's to our next merry meeting. To
those in authority: Thanks for .
square deal. To mine enemy-but J
mustn't bull-con him -
Gentlemen, l go: but l leave
nope leave-my reputation behind
ne. ANGELICUS.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
CONVICT'S LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT
Especial to Tho sentinel.1

= st. Paul, Mimi, Apr. 2S.- !
= The Prison Mirror, the weekly :
= paper published by the Stillwat- I
+ er convicts, in which John Car Z
+ ter, the recently pardoned poet, I
+ published the poems and essays I
+ which attracted so much atten-
+ tion, contains Carter's valedic-
+ tory to prison life in the form Of 4
+ last will and testament" as 4
= follows: I
= . . . AA 4 = = = 4
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

Eighty thousand acres of the best
land in the state. located in Otero,
Kiowa and Bent counties, will be
sold at public auction by the state
land board in a few weeks, If an
agreement can be reached with W. A.
Colt. possessor of an old water right,
who is anxious to put the tract under
irrigation. 1t is believed that the
land will bring $40 an acre, and put
100000 in the school fund.-Den-
yer News.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

Tomorrow The Sentinel will pub
lish the words and music of THE
Song of the Heart" the most delight
full number sung by Kitty Gordon in
Sam s. and Lee Shubert's production
THE Girl and the Wizard"
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
HALE WITHDRAWS.
TO THE VOTERS OF SCHOOL DIS

Having now, as always, the best
interests of this district mt heart, and
believing a bitter election fight to be
inimical to those interests. with the
prospects OF such fight in the COM
ing election, I hereby withdraw my
name as candidate for school di-
rector to succeed myself. Having
withdrawn, it will be my pleasure to
support my friend and neichbcr, f.
VI. LittlejOhn. MOSES Il. HALE.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

summer 10 here. Have your sum-
asr clothes cleaned and put -fnts
naoe by the Suitorium. 1875 South
sfth rtrest. Phone Black 1893.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
ANOTHER TUNNEL
UNDER THAMES RIVER
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

London. April 2S.-There are al
ready seven tunnels under the
Thames between Blackwell and West
minister, but work has just commenc-
cd upon a new one. this time between
North and South Woolwich.
At present the only means of COM
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29
MAH0NY WILL
HELP IN THIS

COlOraQO Is TO receive $lOO,-
OOO worth of advertising during
the present year through the
funds that are already available
and that will be raised by the
i efforts of the real estate ex-
change, chamber of commerce
and the state bureau of immi-
grafton of which bureau Secre-
tary MahOny, of the Grand juno
ton chamber of commerce is "a
member. This fact became known
ut the weekly meeting of the real
estate exchange at the Albany
hotel yesterday.
Fifty thousand dollars is to be rails
ed by the finance committee of the
chamber of commerce and the real
estate exchange and the remainder of
the 100000 will come from the i'm
migration bureaus fund and the
fund that has been set aside to main
tain the publicity bureau of the other
two organizations.
The finance committee, consisting
of some of the leading business men
of the city, has already started its
subscription campaign and there will
be no cessation until the $4,000
goal mas Deen reached.
Display advertising setting forth
Colorado's every advantage will be
carried in every leading newspaper
and magazine of the country to sup
plement the work of the publicity
bureau. This plan will be carried out
thoroughly and Systematically and
will be the greatest advertising cam
paign that has ever been waged in
the interest of the state.
A. w. Sewers, who has charge of
the publicity work for the chamber
of commerce and the real estate ex-
change, told the members of the lat
ter at the meeting yesterday that he
has received assurance from 100
newspapers in 81 different states that
the matter which his department will
send out Will be accepted, and he is
sanguine that as many more replies
will be received in response to the
letters he has sent to ascertain the
positions of the newspapers in the
various states.
Alfred Patek, secretary of the i'm
migration bureau, addressed the
meeting and created great enthus-
iasm by his optimistic talk He said
that it was his expectation to have
matters in his department working
within short time in such a manner
that 5000 inquiries will be received
from over The country monthly. He
has many splendid schemes up his
sleeve and his years of practical
newspaper experience will be a ma
terial aid in carrying them out.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

Joe Moon buggtes are up-to-dalr
and little past.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

Insure with the Rich-Hutchinson
Realty Co.. 533 Main street
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

'+nod horses. best or rigs, couresou. a.
reatment, for All patrons of Barton
Terrill, the livery and transfs,
1aN.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

When you want to move yss,
household goods. or goods Of aHs
kind, call on Barton 4 Tsrrill. sss
sentinel want ads brings rssults.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

Any amount Of A No. l hay ~ ~
'ashFe4d Store. BOT Mail Street
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

Any amount of A NO. hay at u
sshFeed Store. 307 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-29

ne band boys-why. here's to
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
Notes.

Every effort is now being made in
Wales to make it easy for the revlva!
converts to keep their pledges, and
MANY of theHchurches are discontlnu-
ing the use Of fermented wines at the
Communion tables.
John B. Lennon, treasurer OF the
American Federation Of Labor, says
the LIQUOR business lowers the STAND
ord of efficiency of the working man,
and prophesie5 that the time VII
come when the forces of labor would
be arrayed against the saloon.
The revival is solving many phases
of the drink problem. 1t is the great
est movement in the interests OF tenn
perance reform within our memory.
The opponents of the liquor indus
trv have the powerful press, the
churches and the women's organiza-
lions on their side, and the outcome
of their war on the saloon seems
hardly to be in doubt.
Wouldn't it be better to give the
drunkard a refuge from his whisky,
to offer him an asylum beyond the
reach of temptation now, rather than
have the expense Of his burial, his
maintenance in the hospital, the care
x his children later?.