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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-27
Chisholm. Mimi.
lredniStvu

"Proletarca''.
\aveSti hocem nckoliko besed
o vzroku. Zaka.i mas klub tako
pOGasi ~napreduic. Glavni vzrok
ie nepoznanje socializma. Sc do
bijo rolaki, Xxi Sc ponosno trkajo
po prsih. ceS, JAZZ sem socialist. IA
To samo tedaj. kadar jc glava
polna ''duhov''. Ako te l.judi
vpraSaS. kaj je sOcializem. potcm
ii bolo povedali. da hoce social
zem duhovnike pobiti in kapitali-
stom denar pobrati. Samoobsebi
jc umevno. da taxi govori Skodu-
jejo %napredku socializma. kajti
liudje. ki socializma Sc ne pozna-
10. dobiJo napacne pojme o sooia-
llstlcnlh navklh in So Zato Socia-
izmu odtujuiejo morda ga cello
s~ovralijo kot nekaj zanje Skod-
ljivega i'll MIN nasprotnega; da-
81 je socialism neobhodno DO
treben Ia pravO in trajno blago-
~stanjc d~elavstva. Tu bodi omen
.jeno. Ola socialist ne namerava-
10 nobenega pobiiati. ne kapita-
liStOv. ne duhovnikOv. he cesar
.iev i'll nobenega druzega. Socia-
listi hocejo vsc to ~odpraviti brez
vscga klanja. brez vsakega nasi-
liza: marvec popolnoma postav-
MIN potion. Oni hOce.jo vse liudi
~izobraziti, da bodo znali soditi
kaj je zanje dobro. kai slabo. ka.i
Jim koristi. kaj Skoduje.
Nadar bodo liudie dovol.j IL
o%brazeni. Sc ne bodo wee brigali
IA cerkve in Jill tudi mic wee ne
podplrali. Naravna posledica te-
ga bo, da bo moral fajmoSter GER
kew zapreti in Sc fotiti kakega
drugega della. ako DO hotel ziveti.
Ia odpravo cerkve nj treba dru-
gega kot zadostne izobrazbe pri-
prostemu liudstvu. zadosti 20
uka. Samo %izobrazba SirSih mas
DO odpravila cerkev, pa nobena
druga rec.
In tudi kapitalistom ne mara
10 socialist denarja .iemati. &c
mu Jam pa tudi BIO. Mi socialist
imamo pridne roke. XII so v sta
nu pridobiti 81 zadosti bogatst-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-27

od republikancev in demokratov.
Mi delavci vemo. da Sc nam vse-
eno slabo godi, maj bOdo ma kr-
milu Wade repubhkanci ali de-
moki atje. IL tega sledi, da Sc no
bena teh strank ne potrudi, da
hi Sc naredile Ia delavce dobre
postave In zakoni. In zakajH Ia
to ker vodijo ODE imenovani
stranki bogatini, kapitalisti.
''bosi', torej tisti l.judie. XII We
dino gledaJo ma to, da bodo DELAY
Ca kolikor mogoce ogoljufali in
izkOristili. Ako bj ii l.judje ma
pravili zakone V korist delavcev.
hi bill isti zakoni ma Skodo Nth
samih; kaj takega pa veste, da
ne bodo naredili ker hi $ TEN
pljuvali ma lastni kroznik.
Ako pa ho6o delavstvo. da Sc
bodo storile zanj dobre in korist-
ne postave, mora izvoliti take
ljudi IA zakonodajalce, XII bodo
gledah vedno in povsod ma kori-
SIT delavcev. Toda pravih DELAY
skin prijateljev ne smete iskati
V demOkraticni ali republikanski
stranki. pac pa V socialisticni.
.Ako hi incl demokratjc ali re-
publikanci lie piGico srca IA de
lavce. IA trpccc mase. hi ze zdav.
mai kaj Storili zanjc, sal majo
ze dOlgo moe V svojih rokah.
Obratno pa so socialist polka
zali. kjerkoli Sc mogli. da so res
pravi delav>ki prijatel.ii in ne
ustraSeni zagovorniki revezev i'm
so cato vredni vsega ~zaupanja cd
Strani delavcev.
Ma vas, sotrpini in delavci, ie
Sedaj lezetc. kako 81 boste post
lali IA boGoGnost. Ako hoGete Sc
naprej. Ola bodo vas Sc teptali V
blat0 in izkOriScevali vaSi "bo-
81 pOtem volite So vnaprcj
hlapce kapitalistov. to 30 repu-
blikanci i'll demokratje: ako pa
hotete. da So VAN vas bedni po-
lolaj ilboljSa. ako hoGete. da st
cnkrat konca vase trpljenje. po-
TEN pa Stopitc V vrste zavedne-
"a delavStva Y vrSto politicno or
ganiziranih vaSih sodelavccv. V
vrstc socialisticne strankc in MIN
oddaite svoje glasovc phi prihod-
Nth vOlitvah.
lie ma la naGin VAN je mogoGe
priti do boljSega livljenja. DO
o>voboditvc kapitalisticne SUI
nosti. do lepSe bodoGnosti.
IatOrej proc 4 nezavcdnostio.
proc : kapitalisticnimi stranka-
mi. Ma dan Z zavednostjo. V VIZ
ste Socialdemokracije,
Poldrav zavednim delavcem -
Oh. j.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-27

Aalostno je videti tudi nekatere
nase rojake, kateri trdijo, da so
socialist in pravijo, da poznajo
socializem skozinskoz. pa ga ven.
oar ne razumejo toliko, da bi
spoznali, da je 6elavskemu razre-
du nemogoce pridobiti 81 prayic
nrez mocne organizacije.
Ma nOge delavci,
NaSe geslo je: Izobrazba. agita-
ella in organizacija.
Nj. Petrov6iG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-27
Eveleth, Minnesota.
Genie

SpomlnJam dOplsa IL naSe naSel-
blne. zatoraJ hotem JAZZ nekoliko
sporociti q tukajSnjih razmerah.
da ne DO kdO m~islil. Ola Smo IL
vsi zmrznili Ma TEN ''severnem
tetaju -, kjer smo imeli pc bo-
ziGmh ptaznikih cd 45-4S sto-
PM pod niclo. Takega mraIa ne
pomnijo Hajstareiii liudie in V
reSnici j. cudno. da nismo res
vSi Pozebli.
u dalom gre precc.i pocaSi.
enaka %poro&ila ~prihaiaio IL vseh
bliInjih nasclbin. V tukajSnjih
ielcznih rudnikih della Sc malo
S%tcvilo dclavcev. Stevilo brezpo-
Selnega delavstva pa j. ogromno.
Nclika armada brezpoSelnih ru-
dariev hodi od rudnika do rud-
mka in prosi della. Vsi hi rad
delali, In Ii najteIia della, ako hi
lie incl kaj, ia hi preziveli Sebe
IN Svojrc: Il brezsr6ni rudniSki
baromi - gluhi IN vsc niih pro
Snje.
Tako jc. dragi Sotrpini DELAY
81, kako dolgo bono Sc prenasa-
Ii To hedno stan.jc. Xxi nam prina-
81 toliko bede in drugega gorja .
Sotrpni sodelavcc, Ali 81 ze
klal mislil lakaj je toliko goria
ma Svetu. zakaj lie toliko brez-
po%selnili delavcev it'd? Postoj
malo in zacni miSliti, PriSel hos
do lakIjutka, da so Gelavci sa-
mi krivi vSega teca fla. da hi la
hko We spremcnili in izboljSali
Ia bedni pclozai. ako hi bill do
wolf zavcdni. Ako Iii vsi delavci
oddali svoic glaSove IA social
Stitne candidate. Xxi so res pravi
delavSki prijatelii. Xxi vcdo. kaj
ic gor.lc. Xxi vedo kaj .ie brezpro-
s"lnost. ker so oni ravno tako
de.avci kot mi. Scveda. ako de-
laVci bcrclo dclavSkim koristim
n%aSprotne kniigc i'm Gasopisie.
ako miSlajo samo ma nebesa. po-
TEN j. jasno. da bodo ostali Sc
naprcJ sunni in trpini kakerSni
so danes. ko 30 popolnoma odvi-
sim cd milosti oSabnih kapitali-
Stov. katerim .je delavec deset-
KRAFT mani kot Nth pes. Ako Nth
pes lboli ga poSlie.io k zdravni-
ku in skrbijo zanj. a dc Ii zboliS.
ko 81 vendar pomagal kopiGiti
Nth premOIenic. Sc ne zmemjo
zate: ii lahko umiraS ma cesti od
lakote in mraza. Kdo ST. briga
zate? Mice. kjc so Tvoji pria-
tel.li. kle sc tisti. Xxi So pri VISA
kin vOlitvah u~stiio. da III bodo
pomagali. ako hos volil Nth kan
dictate! Poidite k MIN i'm .jih
prositc pomoci. Virgil Vas bodo
M ccsto kOt postopaGa. kot ba-
radio. Xxi noGe delati. IA III sam YES.
da hi I'll rad delal. ako hi le incl
kaj. Same TO dobro premisli in
oti Sc III bodo odprle-
ka.i ii pomaga sedaj iadikova-
ii in preklinjati. ko III to ME ne
pomaga. Strezni Sc. prcmisli do
bro svoj polozaj in sprevidel hos.
kie tici vzrok tvojr nesreGc. Kdor
vlada narod, fist odloGuje tudi
usodo doticnega naroda. Kakor
veste vladajo sedaj V u. DR.. re-
publikanci in demokratje torej
so tudi ii odgovorni IA vaSo ne
SreGo. tn hi utcgnil kdo reel. da
nina vlada me opraviti pri wash
"bosih' rudnikih ali pa 30
t%ovarnah. Toda temu bodi povc-
dano. da Sc mott kajti vcdeti je
treba. da noben clOvek V DRAW
nina pravice, katere hi ne incl
od Wade tiste drzave. V kateri Sc
nahaja. Torej imajo tudi naSi ka-
pitalisti oziroma "bosi" pravico
Z Mani postOpati kakor Sc Jim
poljubi, cd drzave, cd Wade t. j.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-27
Reliance, Wyoming,

uredniStvo "Proletarca''! - Tu-
kaJ Je 10Y slovcnska naselbina.
Sc ne n let0 stara i'll Stcic Ze
mad pol ducata SLOW. druzin in
vehko wee Samcev.
Tn odpirajo wee novih premogo-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
256 CREEKS
 AROUND RUBY

After eleven days tTaveliag, As ssstan, District Attorney Cecil H. Cleec 6. A. Olson and Pete Jep- son arrived n Fairbanks yester- ssv afternoon from Ruby City. says n,e Fairbanks Times. The trail Is in poar shape. they report, but it Is expected Chat the reoens snowfall has eased travelling considerably.
 In speaking of mining conditions ir the new camp. Mr olson who s extensively interested on the df- fo~fu- creeks in tAat district, says rhat fhc camp win be sure Co build vp with more extensive prospecting. Good pay has bsen uncovered on plf7s creek. and with the arrival as snow and better freiShting con Hftfr-s. f Is certain that there will lr, a wonderful exodus of pros ac-j7~s from Ruby, the town, to the g5s creeks already on record In the -c,o-aer's office in the new camp
 Webster ss reported to have struck pay an the lower end uf Long creek Johnson & Fo-uander. dis rnveryes og Long. are taking out a winter dump.
 Several outfits arc reported to have zone Co the hes5wate-s of -pe veloH where very favorable r--snects have been found. There win be a large number of outfits
 work along that stream duriuE u7a winter.
 Five or six different outfits are
 work on little tributary of .he Yukon short distance crom n-ches The miners have construct aa an automatic dam and are talk ing o~t 5irt
 Many outfits went up thc Novi -fve- las- fan in polling boats, hr. as they have not returned as rr. lt Is impossible Co state what has been found.
 The food question in Ruby is waE cared for st the present time. rr- should the camp turn ont biz.
 aS JAo belief of Nr. olson that tNc-a win hc a decided sho-tave --t5eeaNla The recent attempts of tHa merchants Co raise the price -f s117 s7 the new camp provoked r70eo-taH howl from the miners. Naes meetings were held hy the wt0e-s and accoriinEly. the mer- chants have reduced their prices to rra former level
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
.USE HQNF
 GROWN STUDS

Klondike's pOtatoes are supplying the greater demand Of the camp for the faithful tuber this winter. says the Dawson News. The farmers near Dawson have many tons. and prices continue steady at five to seven cts. a pound Outside potatoes are re taiHnE at nine pounds for a dollar
 The fact KIondike is producing SO many potatoes is being commented on favorably in other lands. The news recently reached Ottawa 10 the effect that hundreds Of tons. worth many thoussuds os dollars. are repre- sented in these Kl0udike potato crops The Toronto Journal. com msut'ne editoriaily on the fact. said:
 Truly. our ideas Of the northern part Of this country are undergoing change. Who would have imagined fifteen years ago that potatoes, or anything else. could be grown in that
 Arctic climate as it was then con SIered to be. Even those who were -c-srdgd as best acquainted with the northern wastes Of the Dominion were disposed Co button up their caats when they spoke ot the Klon- rske. as g they had felt the chill vz1I of that region strike them And TOW we icar1 that some Of the DO tato growers in that vicinity Of Daw son last year took as much as ss.ooo worth from ei--la farms of seventy to eighty acres This year they ex- pect in some cases to almost double thls remarkable showing.
 "Thrre Is no reason to doubt that the scn of the Klondikr will yet be found adaptable to other products than potatoes And there is rttle reason for surprise. when ve learn cs the progress Of agriculture under that northern sky. that srrch suceess fs being met with In the Peace River oo-l7try in growing wheat '"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
USE
 F0REIGN SHIPS

MARE ISLAND. Dec. 3O-Six for eisn steamers and one AmeTtCan. ule only one offered. have been oha-lerea by the Navy Department for the uauspo-tstion Of coal from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast for the usc ot the navy. The rate for yae American ship was much higher than those chartered from the Euro peEn companies,
 The Ame-tcan Shipmssters As srcatun of the Pacific coast has sent to Secretary of the Navy Geo, L Vor Never and to the California representatives in Congress copies of a 1ette- protesting most seriously aEa6ust the practsce of the Navy De pertinent fin sending coal to the Pacific cosst f1 foreign tramp steam CTS
 1t fs charged in the letter that this practice is most detrimental to tho American merchant marine, and thas to this extent the Navy De nartmrut fs directly responsible for th, disappearance oS American mer- chant ships from the Pacific
 The letter sets forth that al pres e7s fifteen toreien tramp steamers are either disohargiug. or are o-. Che way. or are chartered to carry -,a' from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast Of the United States. Tt Is claimed that these foreign tramp steamers. after dischareing their coal ca--ocs on this coast. endeavor to seCu-a return freights and so act as a derment to the interests of the American vessels by tesseninE their chances of obtaining desirable and profitable charters.
 The shipmasteOs also state that the use of these foreign vessels dis cowaEes ship owners from building new. modern vessels Co replace the old ones. and that. therefore. the opportunities for the masters to SC. cure employment are constantly dc. c-oasinr The letter contains a strong appeal for action by the Navy De ns~tmcrt looking to a change in thiS method of coal transportation.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
GOOD NEWS
Many Alssksn RssSsrs Have Heard
 It ard Profts5 Thsrsey.

''Good nsws Hsvss fsst," sad the thoessnes oS bad beck s1fserers io Alaska are sad to learn thsk prompt relief k vEhin thesr reach Many a lame. weak snd aching eack 6 bad more. thanks to Deans KSiRsJ Pills. Thousands upon tho'sssads of people are telling the good news of their ax- perieaca with the Old Quaker Remed- Here Is an example worth reading:
 Mrs. J H. Clothier. 4s5 Flat 's" Fourteenth St. san Francisco. Cal, says. "I dssived lasting bsnsfit from Doan's Kidney Pns and consequently [ an as s'-ons In my praise of them as wNs n 1907. vhensT publicly en- ioTsed them I first used Doesn's Rd ney PHls when Ewing in Canada. and they relieved me Of q dull. heavy pain in the small of my back oth1r symptoms O. ksdnsy trouble that had bothered me were slso disposed of and my entire system wes toned up. Since then have had no further nee of kidney medicine consider f a duty as well @ s pleasure. to rscoi mend Doania Kidney Pills"
 For sale by all desisrs. Price 50 csuts. Poster MIIburn Co. Buffalo New York. sole agents for the Unit cd States.
 Remember the uame-Doan's-and take no other
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
LOW TIDE
 EXPOSES PAY

NOME. Dec. 2-Bg money has been taken out of the Nome lyeach all during the past week The Op- eratious were made possible by the extraordinary low tides. On Mon. day the sea reached seven and one half feet below mean low tide Al the bars were exposed, and they were crowded with men working Tn. dusrlously with pans and rockers Sixty dollars day was taken by a number Of men working on the outside bar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
ALASKA BUREAU
 ID INVESTIGATE

The comprehensive character of the Alaska Bureau oi tho New Seattle Chamber ol Comm ros and the wsde scope uf it's activi ,s are iLdicated by the several standing committees to be announced in the near future bv Chairman J r. ChGbtrg oS the bnreau committee. These commit
 are being selectOd with the sreaiest care from the men best it. lei Co accomplish things in the lines for which they are chosen, and as the number oT the committees is aat Emitted. they will, s Is believed, prove a very powerful influence h tr, w--k for Alaska.
 There vill be a land transportation committee which will consist of not
 -s than five members and will han dle the propaga1da for additional ra.road and Highway facilities In the North
 water transportation committee
 arz iac 1i not less than three
 win look after the ship ping development Of Alaska. getting -,yernmert surveys of harbors. chart Ing channels. appropriations from Con
 ross f-- additional lights. fog sig. --gre hthouseS and other uaviga- .H-1 atfs and promoting every branch
 s activity that win tend Go improve water transportation between Seat- the work for Alaska. says Che Scat. he Daily Times.
 There VIII be a cOnmHtee on fish s- 1f not less than three members, ono on mines and mining oi similar -i- sd enc on agriculture, whose lHtfa- win ha not cnlY to disseminate attenuation regarding the agricultural resources and advantages Of certain Alaska districts. but to secure the survey and opening up by the gov s-ameut for settlement Of the vast azricaImral lands of the North
 One Of the most important Of the committees in the preliminary work or -hc bureau will be the mercantile affairs committee. whose duties will include everything tending to pro mrse larger and more satisfactory trade relations between Alaska and aae cities Of the United states. The comm Htro win act as a clearing house for matters Of complaint in the North against me-Cauti1e con ce-rs ur he outside and will bring about it possible. better under standing Of Che rights and duties Of both sides oT the question
 The committee win take up the matter of trade excursions to Alaska, similar 1o those which have been sent from Seattle the last summer to Aberdeen We1atchee and other parts Of the state. and which in the past have been sent Co China, Japan and other foreign nations by the CaSses of .his coast It fs anticipated that the coming year win see a large and representative party of business men or yhfs city making a trip through Southeastern. Central, Northwestern and Southeastern Alaska to get h closer touch with the business and other interests ot the North.
 The standing committees wiH in- cludp one on finance and one on en- tertairment The work Of all the co mittees win provide truthful eV- plonation of the eraCt conditions in Alaska. and incidentally will advertis it's wonderful scenery. resources and other attractions Go draw tourists and ether travel to that section.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
THRICE WEODEO
 AND PARTED

WAUSAU. Wis. Dec. 23-Mrs. Gus tav Schopeke of this city, has begun an action for her third divorce from the same husband. Twice before she obtained a decree on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment and later re married her former husband The couple were originally married here in ISSi and leeyer C1..lrsn have been lorF .h,m the vo tnsest eight on. lv eight months old
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
ssANc ssnNc-oN sAlE

The rseE Tran lS DOW selGSE a hE H-t rE Fcc ErrlS st reduced r-ras ss rrsy a-s 1e.,ss u1o old to arrE a- >ssE "a 0-.El NCH~S
 a-usr E-.Lu
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

Bottled Pale Rainier. Blue Ribbon and olympia Beer for sale at Inc Bosrd of Trade. t.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
SMOKERS ATTENTION

Harold Hartwigssn. successor to W. W Bouehtoh. has taken the agency for the justly famous
 FL INFTHTo CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS.
 S5c for home cooked meal quick, clean service. Whers7 Al the New Home Restaurant Fhth Avenue, half a minute from BrosdwA
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

None better and purer JnsR Gibson rye. Rainier and olympia beer. Or ders by phone promptly delivered. The Mascot d
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
WOOD SAWED BY PowEa

Let Gasoline Saw your wood-or. ders filled same day ss received.
 Phone 70 RapuzTi i'm.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

TO CURE A coLo IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO ouinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If it fails to cure. lE. ". GROVES sig nature Is on each bo1. 25e.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

Fresh Olympia Oyster Cocktails at the Board of Trade. u.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

T,~ 35c ys -.u rsy . wholesome. home cooked . ed at the New Hon" r.staurant ,tr Ave jHr' on o' 3-,ysdwav
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
FIRE sALsI FIRE SALE

ECgp 70 5J'- bod Dry PIsnkinE Tor Slrmsr uss Special pTics this month
 s2.00 PER Et-r s,s-H ERR TAY -rd aa
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
INFERIOR WElTHER REPORT

ra-ry cloudy and calm to Rs Salmon olou5y and calm to Dawson
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
sKAGWaY WEATF4eR sEPoRT

Resnlts of the observation taken ss No0re's wha-S a. midnight -.-.s-, nam ss sS follows.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03

MONTICELLO RYE
 PEBBLEFORD RYE
 GIBSON RYE Bottled Ir Bond Tn Bulk or ir Bottles At the Roard Of Trade ''
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

~ Buy the Da2y Alaskan m.
 LUG on the streets fOr.. aVS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
HELP THE BONUS RAISERS.

BY right OF location, acknowledged pre-emin-
ence in other lines, and far reaching railway facili
ties Amarillo should within the mex, ten wears be-
come an educational center as well as a business
metropolis.
he building OF a greater city should be along
liberal lines, projects for cultural advancement
receiving as much consideration as those for man
uiactunng or business enterprises New schools
and colleges advancement toward we'll.
rounded metropolitan stature, and give promise
mat the incoming generations shall be more fully
provided with mental sinews than their immediate
predecessors
he Chamber of Commerce has pledged the
cry TO raise the eight thousand dollar bonus asked
by the promoters OF the Catholic Academy project.
and The committees are actively at work in
soiioiune the requisite sum from the general citi
zenship.
In presenting the project, attention is called N
the worth OF such an established school here when
viewed from a straight. cold commercial bs.;.
This school added to the worthy institution.
which we already possess, will serve a. an advanc.
guard Tor Others and should be heartily encou,.
aged.
The building Of college, in Sherman bs. mad.
Of the Crayson capital genuine center Of eul,,,.
And the loss Of these schools would prove beavv
financial blow to that city. But the high pres,i0,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05
KICKINC-THE GOOD OF 1T.

In the December American Magazine appears
an interesting little article entitled Kicking And
the Good OF It, In the first place the author tells
about man who compelled the postmaster in his
town to sell postage stamps with the gum side up.
There is a ,ule in the postoffic. department re.
curing this The point is that il postage stamps are
handed out gum side down they are likely to &C
cumulate filth and germs
Other stories are told after which the author
goes on to say:
There are two kinds of kickers: those who
kick from anger and those who kick dspassonately
for justice because they are good citizens. H.
through a little carelessness irritation on your
part you receive discourteous treatment from an
overworked and nervous public-service employc
who is nagged by an impatient public many hours
every day, you place yourself for the time being
in the first category, and do more harm than good
IT, however you notice indisputable piece OF in
Justice to yourself and others--an evident example
of many similar ones-snd willing to take the
time and trouble to bring the matter dspassionately
to the attention of the proper authorizes you join
the second category. and are doing an act of
good citizenship.
DO not argue with anothers employee. He is
hired by somebody else, and you have no author.
ity over him Do not wrange with hotel servant
or shop clerk or car conductor. You will only
make things unpleasant and get the worst of the
encounter. If you allow yourself to become angry
over the incident don't do anything until the next
day. and then do not say to yourself Oh we'll
what's the user and forget about it, Write briefly
and courteously to the highest possible authority,
the head of the firm whose accounting department
persistently muddles your accounts the general
passenger agent OF the railroad whose brakeman
is habually offensive, the president of the tele
graph company whose local office frequently de
lays delivering your messages; do not give opin-
ions, advice nor make angry comments: merely
state the facts, specifically and accurately He
will see the point at once and he doesn't need you,
advice, he knows his own business bette. n sr
you do. And he will be grateful to you because
he cannot possibly know every little detail but he
wants those details right
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-05

of Sherman was not attributable to one school
alone. There are several and all are contributing
influences to the ctys general advancement What
Sherman has accomplished this more vigorous and
vine western city can accomplish.
The Catholic Academy project. and all Others
Of similar worth should be strongly and materially
endorsed. Back up the committee when il calls
upon you today. That kind OF spirit will assure
an educational center here within the next decade
second to none in the southwest