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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16
Stew. tNO.) 1872.
UmOr je umOr.

yalskem svetu. Temelini red in
boj ma smrt. Priroda ne pozna mi
ru. POvsod ie vsakdanji "boj IA
obstanek' Xxi uniGi deset do tisoG
individiiev porojenih ma vsakega,
kteri prezivi svojo normalno ekSi-
stenGno dobo. kdo Sc potem Sc Gu
di, da so zival "divje"o In Ii
valstvo Sciti narava potom neSte-
vilnih inStinktov (cutstev) razvi-
tin dolgi dobi boja "a obstanek
Primitivni Glovek je bill tudi
yednO V boju. Vsaka ceta ie kopr-
nela po krvi druge cete.
Doba veGnega. klanja zunanje-
ga in notraniega. Sc ie vlekla do
pocetka takozvane civilizacije
ClOvek je po6el misliti pomenu
svojega zivljenia. Y Svojem ma
menu in kcncu. V dobi civilizacije
kje clOvek umOr Specijaliziral, ka-
Z kOr je Sc marsikai druzega. V do
\ bi divjaStva SO liudje morili drug
\ drugega in navade. ali vSled KRAFT
kOcasja brez sodbe in premiSleka.
V poznejSi in sedanji civilizira-
nj dobi pa vidimo ljudi. Xxi mo-
rijO premiSljeno imenu drzave.
znamenju 'pravice" in "dobre
we're ., ceS. da sc umorom uniGi
ali prezene neko zlo
Ali umor je umor. Umor je
umor - pa maj ga izvrSi divjak ;
kamnom V roki. ali civilizirani"
rabelj puSko ali vrvico.
Ysak umor dokazuje. da Opica
in tiger Sc vedno kontrolirata Glo-
yeske mase. - Prisel bo pa dan,
ko moritve ne bo wee. Umor je ne
izreGeno hudodelstvo. Cloveka po-
MIA med zival in pod - nval.
Clovek postaja pameten. Tekom
razvoja svoje duSevne sile Sc uni
raj bolj bliza harmoniii sfer, kra-
soti umetnim. veselju do znanja,
do koristnega della. do ljubezni in
bratstva do socloveka. Kadar clo-
vek postane resnicni gospodar
zemlje in vseh njenih zakladov in
sill, tedaj bo prenehal moriti in
ropati.
Umor je umor. PoSiljati decke V
fabrike in rudnike, oropati jih
mladOsti, izobrazbe in neStetih slu-
eajih tudi zivljenja, Sc pravi: u
moriti jih.
Umor je umor. Kadar delavci in
delavke umirajo strasne smrti V
asplamenu gorece tovarne, samo "a
to, ker profit kapitalista ne pri-
pusca bOljSih brambnih sredstev
prOti pOzaru, tedaj Sc to praci, da
so umorjeni; tisti pa, kteri Sc oko-
risca krvavim profitom, je mo-
rilec. Stradanje in pocasno uni
ranje delavcev vsled nizkih plac,
dolgih delavnikov, brezposelnosti,
slabe in drage hrane, drage oble-
Ike in zadusljivih stanovanj je
umor; tisti, XII to provzrocajo in
branijo delavcem do izboljSanja
svojega polozaja, so morilci.
Umor je umor. VsakO dete, KITE
70 umrje radi nezadostne hrane
ali lahko preprecljive bolezni, je
umorjeno.
Umor je umor. V vseh "civili-
ziranih" drzavah vidimo gladne,
polnage in brezdomne proletarce.
Nph zivljenja so unicena. Trpijo.
umrjejo zgodaj; prezgodaj. u
morjeni so. -
Neka brezpomembnn stvarca po
lmenu Roosevelt je obsodila goto-
We osebe (brata Nc Namara), da
so krivi umora. On sodi kar ma
svoJo pest, ne caka dokazov. Roo
sevelt v svoji nezaslisani omeje-
nosti, prlstranostl, plitnostl IN "a
sieplJenOsti hoce po sill nekomu
pritlsniti pecat umora ma cello, a
ma drugi strani ne vidi morilskega
KapltalistiGnega sistema, kteri u
morl vsak dan ma tisoce nedolznih
otrok, dojecih mater in "a zivljen-
Je Sc borecih moz.
Razdejanje imetja in umor clo-
VeSklh bitij V raZrednem bOiu lie |
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16
SplOSen pregled.
Obcinske volitve v Ljubljani.

Pri obGinskih volitvah Lju-
bljani. ki so Sc vrSile dne %. a
prila, je soc. demokraticna Stran-
ka dobila Ell mandat oSebi Sodr.
E. Kristana, pi>atelja in urcdnika
RdeGega Praporja'. Sodr. Kris
tan je kandidiral Y III. razredu.
Stem korakom ina soc. dem.
Stranka Liubljani beleziti prvo
zmago. Upati ie. da bo Slo V
naprej vse bolj gladko.
Oddanih je bilo veljavnih gla-
SOY |. razredu 1928 in Sicer "a
liberalno stranko Gil. IA kleri-
kalno 4O1. "a nemSko pa $50.
Socialist so dobili V TEN razredu
24 glaSov. V II. razredu je bilo
oddanih 3O4S glaSov in sicer "a
liberalce 1870. IA klerikalce 112l,
IA menSko strako 45S. ia social
ste 90; Ill. razredu ie bilo cd
danih 1914 glasov. in sicer "a IL
beralce 1866, "a klerikalce 2471.
Za nemSko stranko 1918. "a soci-
aliste 799.
ker je bill drzavni zbor spomla-
di razpuScen. bodo poleti move
volitve in socialist Sc re pripra-
vljajo mamie 1.-Two agitacijo, in
prirejanjem shodov.
NaSim sodrugom preko oceana
zelimo kar najbolji uspeh.
- Trg "a teksilno industrijo je
po celem svetu slab. he lansko le-
to ie bilo opazati, da pohajajo ma
rocila "a tvornice, ki izdelujejo
izdelke w bombazevine. kar ie
vplivalo V sploSnem tudi ma teks-
tilno industrijo. Danes peSa ia in
dustrija po celem svetu. Narocil
nj. Posebno tvOrnice, ki Sc pecajo
bombaznimi Rdelki. imajo malo
ali SkOraj nic narocil. V Ameriki
je wee tvorniGarjev, ki Sc peGajo
tekstilnimi izdelki tudi re bank
rotiralO.
Kriza je torej Sc vedno sedlu!
- Samodrzec lara, XII je pred
sednik "republike" Paraguay V
juzni Ameriki. "vlada" po istem
nacinu kot Diaz Mehiki. Kdor-
koli ne odobrava njegovih trans
kin metod, ga da pchabiti.
Jara Sc ie baje izrazil, da ukaze
poklati polovico prebivalcev Pa
raguaya predno Sc pokori mas
protnikom njegove krvolocne
"vlade".
In take zveri V cloveSki kozi
priznavajo druge evropejske in
ameriSke drzave "a najviSie urad-
nike republiki, Xxi sluzijo ljud-
stvu.
Pojdite Sc solit kapitalistnne
drzave. Vsak krvnik, Ge je slucai-
no predsednik VAN je dobrodoSel.
- Pred katkim je zboroval V
LcndOnu "Pataling Rubben Esta-
ties" sindikat. To je druzba. ki ie
monopolizirala prodajo kavcuka.
Ia leto 1910 so odlocili, da Sc il.
plaza 325 odstotkov dividende le-
nuharskim delniGarjem.
X temu je treba Sc povedati, da
Sc je minolo leto dvakrat izplacal
vlozeni kapital vsem delniGariem
V obliki dividende in naddivi-
dende.
Tenn kapitalisticnim lumpom nj
treba vSako leto zvrSiti mic druze-
ga kot razdclati rlen med seboj.
Kapitalisti delijo. In sicer de-
lilo med seboj. kar so ukradli de-
lavcem - sploh produktivnim slo-
jem.
M;xo1; taIo~ - A-1x
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16

III delavci ZvrSili samomor. ker ne
dob della, ker od ranega ultra do
poZnega veGera hodi zaman od
tvornice do tvornice, cd delavnice
do delavnice. Dclavec, ki nina de
la, je naravno tudi brez strehe.
iela in obleke. Tako zivotarenje -
ker to nj zivljenje - priGne pre-
sedati slednjic tudi naiboli po-
gumnemu. I'm konec kOnca ie sa-
mOmor.
Da imamo take zaloStne razme-
re cloveSki druzbi. Sc imamo "a
hvaliti kapitaliStiGnemu sistemu.
he ia vzrok zadostuje. da Sc vsak
delavec pridruM socialistiGm
>tranki in s. bori IA strmoglav-
ljenje kapitaliSticnega sistema.
- Vladni inzenir +. p. Stimson
prayi. da hi ,e morale industriji
delati po znanstvenih naGelih in
ia zadostuje danes le Stiri ure de-
la ma dan. da hi vSi ziveli blago-
stanu. lnzcnir StimSon je izdelal
tudi natrt "a Stiriurno delo.
Ako socialist trdiio kaj slicne-
"a. tedaj Sc tak0 oglasiio ljudski
Sovrazniki Eapitalisti in njih
placani podrcpniki - in socialiste
imonujejo Sanjaje, huiskace in
liudske zapeljivce.
Seveda nj Stimson prvi. Xxi po-
tvrjuje sOcialiSticne zahteve. Sc
pred MIN je bil znani DIR. Hertz
la. ki je svojedobno agitiral "a
svobodno drzavo Kena gorovju
V Afriki, in je priSel do zakliuGka.
da bi ze dive uri della zadostovalo
ma dan. Sinzheimer je dokazoval
re pred trent deSetletji, da zado-
stuje tri ure della ma dan.
Cceniaki in strokovnjaki so ze
veckrat potrdili, da so socialistiG-
ne zahteve prakticne in upravice-
ne. he priznajo jih pa nezavedni
delavci, Hi So sovrazniki samih Sc
be in svojih druzin in kapitalisti
In Nth najemniki. ki so sovrazniki
delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16
Ma Japonskem je clan viSj

- Ma Japonskem Je clan viSje
zbornice interpeliral vlado zavo,-
jo justicnega umora ma Kotokuu
in sodrugih. Ocital je vladi, da je
zakrivila nezadovoljnost naro-
du. Neki drugi clan je vpraSal. ka-
ko 5e vcinkovala obsodba V mo-
zemstvu. Minister notranjih zadev
je odgovoril, da ie IL porocil po-
slancev razvidnO. da je V inozem-
stvu vladala prava ravnoduSnost.
Drugi dan so pripadniki stranke
Mokomita izjavili parlamentu.
da vlada nj bila odkritosrcna in
.le prikrila resnico. ker so bill V
New Yorku. PariZu in drugih
mestih protcstni shodi. Deset cla-
nov Sc je izjavilo. da bo doprines-
10 dokaze. da je obravnava prot
kotokuu in sodrugom napravila
slab wits inozemstvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16
= v San Francisco so pricakC

" San Francisco so pricako-
vail ze die dobrih casov. ker je
mesto San Francisco doloceno "a
svetovno razstavo. ko Sc odpre
panamski prekop. In ii dobri casi
so Sc tudi pOjavili zyiSaniem
stanarine in ziveia. Posebno cena
za meso ie Sla kviSko.
Seveda. mesarski trustjani so
hitro naSli izgovOr. Pravjjo. da je
zviSanje cen zakrivila ameriSka
vlada, ker jih ie preoblozila z ma.
rotili "a armada, ki je zbrana OBJ
mchikanski meji. TruStjani torej
grabijo ma dveh straneh. dasi trdi-
jo, da so patrioticni ljudje. Xxi
ljubijo ameriSko republiko mad
vse. To ljubezen do domovine, ki
io gojijo trustjani pa placujejO
delavci svojim krvavim zasluz-
kom.
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= Danasnjo kapitalisticno DIR

-Danasnjo kapitalisticno druz-
bO naH kaze pravi luci nasled-
Mi dogodek.
Ma NemSkem V Schkeuditzu so
enoga dne stall trije siromaki radi
beracenja pred sodiScem. Prvi je
bill 81 letni starGek, drugi ma ziv-
cih bolan Glovek, tretji pa gluho-
mem. SOdnik je obsodil vse tri V
Zapor. po prestani kazni, pa poi
dejo V pristine delavnico.
kapitalizem res rodi krasne
cvetke. PeScica ljudi ina vsega V
izobilju, kar njih srca pozelijo.
Naobratno pa vstvarja mocvirje
socialne bede; ma tisoce ljudem je
dom cesta, kjer prezebajo in stra-
dajo. Ia tie nesrecnike pa imamo
kapitalisticni druzbi sodnike.
policaje in zandarje. Eni jih lovi-
10. drugi pa poSiljajo jece, da
razcapani obleki ne vznemiriajo
bOgatinov, ako Sc druzbi poce-
sanih psov vozijo V bogato oprem-
ljenih avtomobilih.
- Oton, bavarski krali ie po-
stal G3 let star in 33 let je ma umu
bolan. 40 je postal kralj je bill
ze Osem let norec. Seveda je Oton
tudi postal kralj "po milosti bo-
III y. daSi sc svojega dostojanstva
nj zavedal, ker mu je bill duh o.
mracen. Tudi denar, ki je kovan
ma Bavarskem nosi njegovo podo-
bO.
Norost, XII je TEN sistemu. ie
mnogo vega kot nesrecnega Oto-
ma |. Tia slucaj dokazuje jasno kot
bell dan. da je monarhisticno ma
cello navadna blaznost. ker ONO
gocuje, da blaznez lahko postane
po milosti bozji tudi kralj.
- Tudi Ameriki marsha So
cializem. Po poroGilu glavnega
tajnika je zadnii mesec bilo 70 I'll
soc sodrugov organiziranih V So
cialisticnih klubih.
V Ameriki Sc giblje. Delavci so
Sc priccli probujati IL duSevnega
spanja in zbirati Sc pod rdecim
praporom sOcialne demokraciie.
SlnrnnSki dnlnrn;i Il.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16

kaJte neOrganizirani tovariSi. Ali
naJ bono Slov. delavci zadnii?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16

- Minoli teden so tekom enc
ga dne V Chicago stirje brezposel-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16

List "a koristi delaV-
.kega liudstva. Delnv-
ci so opraviceni do
vsega kar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
10 the interests of the
workins class. Work
srs are entitled to ell
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-16

p A ZITE!
ma stevilko v oklepaiu
ki Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. priIepIje
Mega spodaj ali
ma ovitku. Ako (103)
ie stovilka
tedai vam $ prihodnjo
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoj.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

it is noticed that a great many of
them possess one of those antique
jeweled crested scarf rings which are
not to be acquired as easily as a
brand new family coat-of-arms. 1t
is among this scarf necktie cult that
a subdued garb which in no way sug-
gests mourning is prominent. And
it must be admitted that with a dark
blue or invisibly striped business or
afternoon suit, the dotted or plain
black scarf looks exceedingly well; for
change there may be ties of slate
gray or taupe but never one of an in
tensely vivid hue.
Black hosiery for all times and sea-
sons is affected by some good-dress-
ers while others equally renowned foi
their correct taste, make point OF
matching the stockings to the tie
The very latest thing on the market
and one which is being largely taker
up by business men who realize The
! Importance of keeping the feet warn
and the head cool, is the knitted hal
hose of the sort that mother use:
to make" save that heavy silk is useC
in lieu of yarn. These. knitted sill
stockings appeal strongly to thu
"boys" who at the first suggestion o
springs advent, will be as certain tC
discard their high-topped shoes hi
will those girls" who insist that be
cause pumps reduce the apparent di
mansions of the feet by about three
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

knowledged correct dressers" have
chains crossing their low waisteoats.
These chains are of thread-like fine
ness and are attached to a gold-faced
gold watch, so thin and fat, that but
for its chain, its presence in the vest
pocket would never be suspected even
by the sort of hostess who makes the
mistake OF urging a man to Stay a
little longer" when it is perfectly
clear that he is anxious ito go at
once.
Likewise has Mr.. Grundy permitted
a little license in the material of even
ing suits. Some of these recently
ordered for the trousseaux of spring
bride-grooms-eleet, show stripes so
line as to be almost inhnitesimal, but
the coat is lined With black satin for
in America the fad for colored fac
ings, jeweled waistcoats, buttons and
embroidered shirt bosoms has not
been taken up. Nor are the evening
suits of St. Petersburg, Vienna and
Paris courtiers likely to be adopted
while American business men remain
free and independent and averse to
making shows of themselves.
Tweeds, cheviots and rough-faced
fabrics will be chiefly used in the
development of business suits for
spring and as far into the summer as
it is possible to comfortably wear
any but the lightest weight serges.
Some brown suits will be worn but
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

of the comfort which they afford
their wearer, but from present indi-
cations they seem destined to Gust
the boxer" in popular esteem.
The latest silk tile is rather flat in
effect since its brim is considerably
straighter than of yore, its crown
shows a decided tendency to taper
and there is scarcely a suggestion of
the bowl shape. Therefore it will be
useless for the masculine economist
to try to make last springs rarely
donned "belltopper" answer for an
other season. 1t is too much out of
date fer even the gentleman who carts
away the ash cans.
So speedily have angora vests
leaped into favor that haberdashers
are wondering if those accessories
are not imbued with something of
the spirit of the animal which fur
nishes the wool for them. Originally
designed as a portion of the motor
ing costume, they now are fashion
ed after the manner of a dress vest,
with collar and pockets and are worn
at country clubs and at the various
haunts of the out of door man who
goes in for comfort where matters
sartorial are concerned
Evening suit vests are not cut near
| ly so low as in former seasons and
U-shape is taking the place of the
long-popular V. Before the top coat
is put on, the expanse of shirt bosom
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

revealed by the evening vest is pro-
tected by knitted silk scarf of pearl
or white. The black cashmere or
soft woven silk evening mufflers have
gone into limbo as utterly as have the
white silk waistcoats of past genera
ton.
1t is rumored that the shoe of
enamelled or patent leather is to go
out of fashion and that in its place
will be worn an exceedingly smart
shoe having a high finish upon the
leather itself. None of the recent
models show the exaggeratedly
pointed or the pugnaciously square
toes, bet rather a happy medium
gradually from the widest portion OF
the feet and promising perfect COM
fort to their wearer.
Conventionality still hedges even
ing gloves. For all formal occasions
when a dress suit is worn, the gloves
are of pearl or white glace kid. With
an ordinary afternoon coat and hat,
gloves in gray and tan shades of glace
are correct, but for business and trav-
cling the substantial doe and dog
skins with heavy stitching and al
most ponderous buttons are the sens
| ible fashion of the hour.
Time was and not so many years
ago, when any suggestion of time
Ipiece in connection with a mans even
ing suit was considered the acme oil
bad taste, but now some of the &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

sizes, that is a perfectly good reason
for wearing them when the mercury
is flirting with the freezing mark
Men of lively taste have ever par
TALLY gratified their longing for the
gay raiment of cavaliers of the Eigh-
teenth and preceding centuries by
purchasing colored half hose and for
these cheerful souls, are stockings
with feet and tops of black or a very
dark shade of some color while the
insteps and ankles are of much lighter
tone. There are also half inch plaided
effects combined with a plain color
and there is quite demand for one
toned hosiery in the :nnumerable
lshades of green, brown and red, but
even the boys with the happiest dis
positions imaginable and no trace OF
superstition in their makeup, turn
aside from the blue tints and temper
arily that color is decidedly in eclipse
By degrees even the American men
most hampered by hide bound con-
ventions are freeing themselves from
their allegiance to the stiff and un-
comfortable felt Derby and for use
during the business hours, at least
are adopting the typical English tail
ored hat of stitched cloth of no par
ticular shape and mostly in dark gray
and brown. These soft hats have
heretofore been generally regarded a!
of the negligee order and to a GER
tain extent they are negligee because
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

the most fashionable outfits will be
in the various shades of gray which
so eminently become the dark-eyed
and dark-haired man, and the blue
range which are the standby of
blondes and semi-blondes. This
spring fewer extremely dark navies
will be made up. There is a tendency
towards the lighter shades of blue
of the subdued tones which suggest
slate rather than the more vivid cleo
trio and purple tints.
This springs business and travel
ing suits will show few points of
difference in their cut from those
made a year ago AS one Broadway
authority says: "The man who has on
hand perfectly good tweed or chevi-
OF outfit of 1910 brand need not hesi-
tate to appear in it," 1t is a well
known fact that masculine garmentE
do not alter radically in a twelve
months time; the change comes grad
ually. This season the trousers are
made to fit a little tighter, the vest
cut somewhat higher and the coats
a trihe shorter. The single-breasted
sacque is the accepted model and only
those coats specially so ordered by
customers are made with the tapping
fronts. The correct negligee or
country club week end suit consists
of a REFER coat and rather wide trou-
sers of hair-stTiped cloth with a
matching waistcoat.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

Copyright 1911 BY Root Newspaper Association
Only those men who are blindly in
love with their wives publicly wear
the ties which their helpmates select
The other men have no qualms about
inventing excuses for not putting on
q perfectly heavenly" sky blue, pale
green or dawn pink satin daytime
four-in-hand when all the boys be-
tween eighteen and eighty are wear
ing the correct knitted silk ties in
the pastel tints of gray brown and
green. Occasionally a red tie of a
subdued, soft tone is noticed but
nearly always it is about the collar
of distinguished looking gray-haired
man who has learned that no hue
more becomes him. While the
knitted silk ties are particularly stun
ming and specimens of them are hang
ing from the racks of nearly every
city man, notably good dressers are
adopting for afternoons, Ascots OF
heavy MORE. These are usually OF
white, pearl or slate green and it is a
fad of the hour to have the mono
grammed card case bound in a match
ing material.
Ring scarfs have by no means abso-
iuteiy gone out of vogue but they
mostly are affected by elderly gentle
men who cling TO the round tab wing
collar in preference to the straight
band. This may be for the reason
that they deem the wing collar more
suited to their years and dignity, bu
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-19
Monday Afternoon Club.
Monday afternoon the club ladies
we're very happily entertained by

Monday afternoon the club ladies
were very happily entertained by
Mrs. Fred Void. 10 1
Continuing the Life of Alexan-
der Hamilton, which has proved
most interesting, Mesdames Tyler
and Handy gave enjoyable reviews
of Chapters 8 and 9. A dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess,
an Easter centerpiece adding an at
tractive touch to the table.
At the close of a sociable half
hour Mrs. Hornbeck gave the last
number on the afternoons pro.
gram, reviewing an article worthy
Of much serious thought, from the
March American Magazine. by Ere
derrick w. Taylor. 1.-The Prin.
ciples of Scientific Management"
The review was we'll prepared and
entertainingly given. . 49,
Mrs. Meyer will be hostess to the
Club May l. Mesdames Petersen
and Gates will review Chapters 1(
and II of the biography and Mrs.
Moore was appointed Magazine re.
porter for that date. One of the
anticipated pleasures Of the MAY
Day meeting is the expected pres
ence of Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Sher'
wood. who have been prevented BY
i'll health from meeting with the
club for sometime. ...
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served most generously. Following
this. there was q pleasing program
Of sing ging, and reciting, and Rev.
J. N. Andersen occupied few mo-
.irents pleasantly, telling the child
rem the obi Net OF the gathering and
weaving inImany words Of good ad-
vice. This part Of the program was
followed b jolly games which the
children enjoyed greatly. After
the guests Iof honor had left for
their homes. q delightful menu was
served blythe teachers to all who
had assisted during the afternoon.
It was one of the happiest annual
entert tainments ever given for the
Synod Sunday school.
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Testimony is being taken before
the viewers appointed in the Foot
Lake matter. at the courthouse.
The following land owners are fight
ing the matter Of raising the pres
ent outlet of the lake: j. S. Rob-
bins. L. 0. Thorpe; l. /. Berg, Pc
ter Anderson and the Associated
Packers. Besides their local attor-
neys. they have retained Atty. Fos-
ness of Montevideo. The public in
terest is being represented by
County Attorney Bitterness. A
number of witnesses are being ex-
amined. the hearing beginning
yesterday afternoon before the three
viewers. *Messrs. G.. M. Holm Of
Litchfeld, John NorRaard Of Gran
lite Falls, and D. r. McDermott Of
Clontarf. This is q matter Of the
very vital Importance to the city.
and more interest should be. taken
|by thea citizens generally inssthe
matter. Y ss
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SYNOD SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ENTERTAIN

The members of the Sunday
School Of the Luth. Synod church
were given a happy time by the
teachers Monday afternoon from 3
to $50 o'clock. Owing to several
Of the children being from the
country, it was thought best to be-
gin as early as three o'clock; SO
thru the kindness of Supt. Foster
the pupils were excused from
school at that time. Il
The exercises opened with a
hymn. q prayer and q few words Of
welcome by the pastor and then the
refreshments provided for the occa-
sion, ice cream, cake etc.. were