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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
MONTHLY DISCUSSION
OF COLLEGE AFFAIRS
DIR. Alderman Refers to Expansion of
Democratic Spirit-Dr. MaIIet speaks
ON Expert Testimony.
snrc!a to The Times-D.spatch

Spcc!a To Tic Times DIS pa tcil.
charlottesville. Va. January .3.-An I'M
usually large number 81 students Of the
University Of Virginia assembled to-day for
the monthly discussion Of college affairs and
to hear ps, j. W Mai!ct. emeritus profes-
sor Of ChcuiStr,. speak on. some Aspects
Of EHpert M,llca: Testimony"
President Alderman referred 10 his recent
cAumcsatlc'n OF the i've events which most
siSna!.S characterize ;hc year I"li Each
|cur bears the impress. he said, OF some
great n"veTnsnF and ths. movement at the
PrcSeui ;ins Is IN. growth and expansion
g: ne dtmoe'a;ic sp!r:; throughout the
word. In our c7n country, he declared.
the popular impulse for i .Eeer daplncracy
IS cvinccd in rhe dissolution Q: the Eepubl,-
can party aions Us old lines o! ,Pee!a: protec-
tive PRIVILEGES. TAG Democratic movement,
men o: speciai ntncas and trimming; ~ men
o; ur's.tcrinE +!s!or and boudiess :ai,h.
RE nFSed tAe 3tr6ents hetore him 10 con-
.!dc- the movement OF the tmes
pT Ms!!ett declared that newspaper def
ri*onS o. expert ;estiaioE? are vague and
inaccurate. Expert testimony. lie sa!d. may
ne one Of Two ih!rEG II may be either the
development 9: facts by traired observation.
Or the p!esentzi! on TO the court o. SzIiefa
and opinions which ordinary witnesses are
Got competent 20 give
Concerning the cho!ca OF eNper: witnesses.
rr. Mai!et Continued. two views prevail.
According {" o"s View experts should be
CHOSEN by opposne counsel. In this way
u Is maintained that the different aspects
OF me suoicc. VIII I've developed and jus
ticn rendered III accordance with the fact..
This method uf procedure he declared ur-
satisfactory, because in many cases the
July Is unable to understand the nature
"i the testimony, Supporters % the secoud
view contend ;ast eXperts should DC chosen
ny the courts and their testimony expla In
ed TO The jury. This view he declared un-
satisfactory 10: two reasons Tic demands
made upon an expert would so exhaust his
tiine as 10 ruin him In The practice OF hls
u. NJ
tiannllE chosen and. because come men
would rather support previous mistaken
testimony than 30 admit ignorance. the lat
ost scientific knowledge wouid not DC avail.
bic 10 Tho coiIris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
DILlWYN SEEKS
INCOR P OR ALTON
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]


Dlllwyn. Va. January lS.-At a
largely attended mass meeting OF the
citizens OF Dillwsn. held last night. q
petition addressed to tho s'sla,urc
urging the incorporation Of the town
was read and cnthusia s,ically adopt
CT. II was signed by practically all
those in attendance. e. W. Fitzgerald
acted as temporary chairman and a.
w. Carter as secretary of the meeting.
The chairman appointed committee
OF nominations, which recommended
the following to the Legislature as
the town ofticers. J. Walter Kenncy,
Mayor; W. r. Common. clerk: W. =.
Moss. Treasurer. L. J. Claiborne, ser.
gcant; A. W. Carter w. W, Moore, :.
Z Pearson, Or. ]. II. Mitchell. r.. b.
Hanson and L .. Gregory as Coun-
c!lmcn.
j. Waiter Kenne%. W. =. Moss and
Charles Station were appointed az "a
committee to present the petition TO
the representative from the district.
DiIlwyn Is the most central town III
Buckingham county. midway between
Richmond and Lynchburc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
HOUSTON
Is ecial to The Times pispatcll. J

Is ecial TO The Time -Dispat ca.J
houston. Va, January l3.--Common-
wcalth's Attorney NJ. s. Booker left
Houston the first of the week for Rich
mond.
Major H. a. Edmonson left Houston
on Tuesday morning for Richmond.
Major Edmonson Will represent the
county IN the state Senate.
Easley Edmu..ds. who has been
spendins the holidays in Lynchburg,
returned TO Houston during the past
week. and on Monday will resum, his
Mrs. Z. r. French, Mrs. w. c. Scott
Miss Priscilla Scott, Charlie French
a"d Mss Elizabeth French, left Hous-
ton on MONDAY for baltimore. Mrs
French and Mrs. Scott will visit in
Baltimore for the next two months,
Miss Grace EdmundS. who has been
visiting Mss KITTY Winston, in Han
over county, has returned 10 her home
in houston
}, b. Chastain, Miss Lulu Edrnondson
and Mrs. r. h. johnson OF South Eos-
ton. left Houston during the week for
Southern California. Alter a stay in
the latter place. Mr.. Chastain's party
VIII &" 10 Florida for tho rest of the
winter.
Hrond johnson, who has becn teach
inE az the Horner Military Academy,
tica IN Durham, " c.
on triday evening last Miss Mary
reach Easley entertained the younger
SCI ~ danCing and games Those pres
fnt We're Eli1ahn'h French. Mary Coles
,ia,,,,,,a i3iI5nteth Darlington, dolly
Ovid and Adriana Webb, Elizabeth
Elmunds. Betty Sparrow and Paul.
john and John Riley Edlnunds, John
EarEsdale Maurice and Willie Han
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
PECORl TO BE RECALLED
Viii BE Deprived Of Commnnd for Not
E!LLng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LnlmlMn.

(Snecial cable TO The Times Diapa tcb)
Rome, January i$.-C,tneral pccori.
thr commander OF the most advanced
CORPS ~ AinZaya. Tripoli, VIII shortly
We recalled and deprived of his com
naMd Tor rot aiGiuS q accommodating
column Which was surrounded by The
Turks ~ thrtohras, and lost heavily
OWING TO the lack ri ammunition.
y great Gihicul;y III the wal ins,
no" T. 10 en-, oil sailing vessels. which
rIc cpnsthntiy landing ammunition.
guns ana provisions At zuara, 40 kilo-
meters vest OF TriP"h and less than
ntty iilo.net-rS from the TUnisian
hvunIar!. from Zuara 10 the Turkish
headquarters is less than 200 ki!o-
meters BY i good caravan road BON !
NErdmeht Of the place and attempts
- .anl sailors there failed, and &
haa nov leaked ont, despite :he cen :
aorsnir. tGGt serious expedition Of
infantry, cavalry and artillery sailed
from :'ep lcs on December IS hut the
bad wea TIER compelled the troops to
seek shelter liz sicily The expedition
started again on December 90 and
cfu!scd Tor five DAYS OFF the Goa st.
but the wea Their again prevented the
landing 81 the men. and they were
recalled to wait for some Improvement
IN tho weather There will be no adj
- nee into the interior until Zuara has
been taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Record Price Tor Tomatoes.

Especial 10 The Times dispatch
Huchanhn Va? January l3.-B $.
Williams shipped this week "A carload
of BUtctourt tomatoes, which brought
the highost pricc ever paid for sin
rlc carload. The car trough, siS3e.26,
ana was shipped TO Williamson. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

Special 20 The Times DispGtch.I
fredericksburg, va, January IA
horse belonging TO William 4. Coleman,
Of THE city. exhibited symptoms OF
rabies yesterday and after cXarnina-
tion by tile authorities, Was ordered
killed. The animal was shot by ON.
GER W. y, Tansin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

kins, Holt Rould.n. Charlie French.
Loir rim Darlington and Edwin Dorsey.
During the evening delicious refresh
mentS were served.
X Holt Easlcy arrived during the
week from Washington and is a, his
home in Houston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

.ISFSClHI % Tnc TImcs- DispNtCh.1
PrsiIcnt Edwin A. Alderman. OF the
University OF Virginia.. has accepted
IN invitation 10 deliver the Founders
pay address AZ the, University OF
I'"nn syiTania ON Febuary a.; Nash
ingtcn'e bl!thac; .tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
kiIi, womnu, rnen,Ends ow, Life.

New York, Januars Ia.-Crazcd by
forty, tonight shot Mrs. Minnie Kus.
ter agcd thlrty-nvG boarding house.
kcep.% Of az West Twenty min h
street, through The heart, then turned
tht weapon 10 his own i1ead. falling
Gead across nj. sTcetnearts body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
sI2ABcAI,D AIR LINE.

.Soa,hhonnd trains scheduled to Ic4ls
Eicnmoud dal!%: v:le y. Nj Lolu -
Nori!na. l::p T.. M~Sleepcrs a#I
coaches, atlanta, Birmingham. rarHm-
nah, Jacksonville S;l3 +. M.--tio.,ldn
Limited .excSp; sunday. 9:i2 l. M.
Sleeper, Jack son"ille coaches Dirtulnl;-
ham. 1880 p. M.---Slcepers. Jackson
Vile Tampa. Birmingham. Memphis
NorthooUnd trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily SO" \ NJ. 7:3S -
NJ, 9:2t 4. VI. Except MondIye 5.g5
T. NJ. $40 p. NJ. Local!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Premier Lt!iltlEE or Tt!H SOUTH
rrains Leave Richmond.
=. B.--f0!!uw!ns schedule agur,s pubttA.
ed as inferinat!pu ana no; BuuraateoG
Tor iAc S.Ytn--Dti.?: p:!0 a. " Lac.i
!o.i1 i. 81. E%prcss t:rj l.. " i.Ap.rss.
With electric lighted Sleeping Gar Tor Az
;ant1 end birmingham. H!i; J.. 81 E,pEc...
Week Days. $500 i. 81. i-oca.
YORK RlNER LINE
1880 y, MISUNDERSTANDING 20! E4-
t!Tno:e Mon. " I'd. ana i'viu1y. dtC, !, III
FIX sun: and ::li I. M.-MoH. WeL atI
fTida:-Locai.
Trains ArE!va l;.cHmou!
FTom the Scuta: $50 !. Nj s1 4 -
90 l.. 81. % l.. NJ. daily I..Ss Ex sun.
from VEST Poin'; a.SJ y. Il. da.!y i!:5s A.
~. zion, We. and FRI. 81. T. " l5S sUn
5. L. BuRG,:ss. u. 4. T..
.-yI L. Main -. .EMenr a!a!I.ou ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
HAII.N I,nMIANN

Schedule o; electric trans TO und f.p:n
Ash!nnd. stopping 81 intermediate sutton.
upon sigma: Lv. !uchmond ,i;roaG ami
Laurel sts.J: '6:o5. '7:ic, S:loo. 9:l0 '..e.l2
tI:lo a. IL, lie. 2:io. 3lo. i:i0b. $40 SEQ
..ie, s:loe. 1910. ii:is Il. u. Ly. AsniIno ;
'o;sa, ib. f. 3d. 10 ''ll \ NJ. az 81. 80! :.
&. I. 3D. s. Z. ). sb. Ii Il. NJ
Daily except Suniay. ''sunday oay
bt-arrIcs baggage. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
NOTICE.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE r r co.
AUCTION SALE
UNCLAIMED AND REFUSED
FREIGHT.

Richmond, Va, January Is. 1912
BY direction Of the freisht claim
agent. notice IL hereby given tina; the
public auction, for freight and other
charges. at the Atlantic Coast Line
freight warehouse. Richmond. Va. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1919.
quantity, quality or value.
Sale Will commence at 10 o'clock \. NJ
TERMS: Spot cash.
7. \. HUSKE. Route Agent
4 c. l. Il. r. Co, Fayettavillc y. G.
$50 sacks Agricultural Lime, y. s.
Lee a. Sons, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANII,pv 80

EFFECTIVE JANUARY ls,. 1917,
IRA!Ha l.L.i,E kichMUSD DALE
Fog flor!du and south: s:io a. AZ ma
~. !. Al. 1850 J. ". 100 \. 81
'1I Nor.'t: 500 ~. .."' i. e.. 4:ls
For =. & W. Hy. weA,: s:is a NJ. 100,
a a.. 500 n, eco j.. NJ
s:i6 a. b.. 900 a ~. l0:eo a. w. 4:n1 r. NJ
t:D y NJ. Ggi =. y. las +. NJ. $50 T.. Il
Has F. Ii. -
For Go!ds5oro and Farc:tev..ie: 1870 r. IL
Trains arri"e Richmond daily: $50 A. "
5;D a. IL. CD a. NJ. a7:00 "a. 81. .S::T a.
Al. "l0:ia =. IL. I:i5 a. A.. 500 p Al
:!:40 T.. ~. $50 y. II. G:35 p. N. SOD T.. ~,
800 r. NJ. il:20 F. ~
Except Sunoay ''Suniay only sExcen,
Monday.
Tina Of arrival aud departure and CON.
LectIonx nor Guaranteed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
steamboats,
? y ~<sr1---~s-.------.-1- - ?
OLD DOMINION LINE,

OLD DOMINION s.INE.
Nv. Eich:noud fool OF ASH 81. daily 90 T.. -.
Leave newport rcRs.....-. 800 \. ".
arrive s4oF'oiE ........6:o0 =. Is
Copnecta with main line steamers leaving
norfolk tor New Io:k daily except Sunday
I:n5 T. NJ Connections a.so .ftade By - Il
". ~. +. b. End c. & Q. Ry at p. u
Hgbt Line steamers sisp al C!arsmont IL
land OF receive passengers OF signal. and
VIII be mo. by lie conveyance.
VIRGINIA S.AYIGATIoS CO.-Jamrs Rirs.
ny daylight tor Norfolk and Old Point. New.
port Eaws and all JAMES River landings.
SteaGe. lesSes III "wednesday d
Friday NJ 700 A. ". Freight received FOE
all James River landings. 'Phoa. Madtson liz
Main Ticket Oiflco. ", E. Nal. Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Nonr0Lk AND WESTERN KAlLwNl.

SoRfOLk AND WESTERN RAILWAY
o%Lf ALL RAIL LINE TO %UEFoLE
schedule In effect January list 1872.
Leave Byrd street Stlticn, EichinonG FC.i:
SpNf0Lk; $50 y. ~. '3:6tP. NJ $50 l., A
FoR LfNCliBuRG AND THE WEST: .G:li
a. NJ. 'le:e3 y. NJ. 80 f. NJ. '3:.1 Il. NJ.
Arrive IHchln,.d from Sorfoil:: III 40 ~ NJ
$50 4. NJ, 30 T.. NJ. From tho West, s6 %
3. NJ. a2:eo 4, NJ. el:4o l.. NJ '5ej T. NJ.
$500 =. NJ.
Dali. aphi!y eH. sunday. bsunday opy.
Pullman Parlor ana Sl.cpiii,; cars
" L. BEvILL. G. IL nOSLEY
q. L. a, I;oanolc. p. y A. R!cA.iunI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

sorio.. TO Eostup, Mn,p,. end
provihpnre. X. l.
Steamers leave Sorfolk toT Bostoa-Daliy
except rhursd3y; for Providence, Mon, We'd.
and sat. at 7. II. Passengers and treish,
taken for all lew EnIiand poin TicasiI
on. sdie a. ,.a.su c. 4 .. Ry, Il. w. Ry
8. ii. EawnaL. ,Os EAST Aa;a lnc ai.hmou,.
IrsnTir. To %. t.aeI Matn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Railroads


:. '0'''''O7' '''FNIVN IFcENUNTs'
Leave iIyrd s. Sta. 500 +. H. for Frc5trlcksbuYr
Leave tlba Sts. $50 A. H.. 6.3y p. y. for Adrian
arrive byrd ST. sta. s.!b ~. rrsr, Eredericksb'r
Arrive Etba StS. 6.3u ~ ,I-.iO pm from tsblan1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

DAILY. tWeeEdxys. fSundsyt only
Daily except Monday.
All trRict 70 from Byrd Street Station
except trains leaving $50 n. m, s. 60 III and
arriving 80 night atop Elba. TIu,e o.
arrivals cad departure, act guaranteed. Read
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20

RABIMO izkusene Sivavke zen
skin slamnikov. Phcamo najboljse
Gene V mestu. Poulicnozelezniska
zveza z vsemi deli mesta.
HAT WORKS.
1911 N. Lincoln ST., Chicago, III.
# 20)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
Y M

Crno je potekalo zivljenjc. dne-
vi so bill pisani, razpolicni. Vsak
je prinesel seboj kaj novega in
matt sc nj vec vznemirjala. Use
pOgostejSe so sc oh veGerih ogla-
sail neznani ljudje; vneto so bese-
dovali z Andrejem in pozno v noe
so $ privihanimi ovratniki in S
cepicami, glOboko ma cello pomak-
njenimi, oprezno in tho odhaiali
v temino V slednjem izmed
njih je tlela pritajena vznemirje-
most in bio je, kakor da hoGeio
zapeti in zavriskati cd ~veselia, pa
nj bio kdaj in vsem Sc je mudilo.
Eni porogljivi in resni, drugi oGit-
no veseli, mladostno present., ire
tJi zamiSljeno tihi - vsem pa ie
brala matt IL oci vztrainost in "a
upanje, in dasi je vsak incl svoi
poseben obraz - so Sc vsi zlivali
v suho, mirno, odloGno in vedro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
NATL.
Socialcn roman V dveh delhi.
SpiSal Maxim Gorkij.
(Dalje.)

Kdaj pa st pomcrimo po-
Slednjit - tega ne VEN. Najprvov
moramo oboroziti glavo, a potcm
roke: to ie moia miSel
Nikolaj je obmolknil in znova
zaGel jcSti Matt ie izpod celia o.
gledovaa njegovo >iroko obliGic
iIto& y MEM, kar hi io pomirilo Z
okorno itirioglato po>tavo Vie
sovS5ikova.
In ko Sc je SreGala Z ostrim 20
glerom niegovih drobnih oGi, io
zgenila Z obrvmi. Andre.i Sc lie pri-
jemal "a glayo in bill sploh zelo
nemiren - govoril ie. Smejal Sc in
zvizgal - vSeveno.
Materi Sc ie zdelo, da razumc
njegov nemir. \ Nilolai ie >edcl
molGe in kadar ga je Malorus po-
praSal pc tenn ali ouem. ie odgo-
varial kratko. 2 o6itno nevoljo.
Obema Stanovalcima ie poStaja-
10 Y mali izbi teSmo in nedomaGe
cd casa do casa sta pogledovala
costa.
NapoSled .ie vstal in deial:
Spat hi legel NaSe6el
sem Sc pa so me izpuStili in
sen Sci Zdai sem utruien.
Ko j. odScl V kuhinio, ie Sc ne
kai casa stikal, potem pa ie "a
spal; matt je plaSno zaSepetala
Andreju:
StraSne misli mu roic pc
CLAW 49,.
- Nesrecen FAINT. - .ie pritrdil
Andrei in zmajal Z glavo. - Am
pax to preide! Tudi meni ic pre-
slo &c Y srcu ne gori 5 pla-
menom - Sc naberc MEM mno-
20 sal. Mamica, zdaj pa ~lezite,
JAZZ bonn pa Se nekoliko cital.
Od3Ia je kot. kjer ic "a katu-
nastim zastorom stala niena po-
stelj Andrej je Sc dolgo sliIal
njenc vIoGe motive i'm vzdihe. Ur-
no ie preliStaval knjigo, razbur-
jeno 81 je otiral cello. vihal L dol
gimi prsti brke in Saral Z nogami
20 tleh. Nihalo ma uri je tiktaka-
10, IA oknom je sopihal veter.
In oglasiI sc je materin Sepet:
- Moi bog, koliko ie Judi ma
svetu in vsak zdihuje po svo-
je kje so tisti, Xxi vriskaio od
radoStil
- Tudi TAXI so. I'm kmalu - iih
bo mnogo mnogo, - Sc je
odZval Malorus.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20

obliGje Z globokimi, temnimi, pri-
.iaznimi III Strogimi ocmi, podobnO
oblicju kristusa ma poti V Emavs.
Matt Jill je V miSlih zbirala oko.
Ii Pavla V tel mnozici je ostal
skirt pred ocmi Svojih ~sovrazni-
kov.
Enkrat je priSlo IL mesta vcse-
10. kodrayO dekle; Andfeiu je pri-
neslo Svezenj spiSov in odhajaie je
deialo Vlasovki ye>elih oGi:
- Ma svidenje, Sodruginja!
- Zbogom! - jc odgovorila
matt in komaj Zadrzala smeh.
SpremivSi deklico .ie stopila k
okuu in Smeie gledala za >voio
Sodruginjo. Xxi je sveza kakor po-
mladni cyet in lahka kakor me-
tulj - odskakljala pc cesti
- Sodruginja,- je 6ejala ma
ii, ko ie izginil obisk. Eth. ii
ljuba Stvarca! Bog ii daj poStene-
"a sodruga "a vse z~ivljenie.
Ma vseh liudeh prihaiaiocih IL
mesta. je opazila nekaj otrOSkega
in Sc je zadovoljno smeiala. Nth
vera, Xxi 10 ie vsc iaSncSe cutila
jo ie genila in veSelo preseneGala
Nth SAME o zmagoSlavju pravicc
: O 10 blagodeino ogrevale. Kadar
Jill je posluSala. je nehote vzdihni-
la cd nezavedne bridkOsti. Pred
vscm pa jo je genila niihova pre-
proStost in kraSna. ponosna brez-
briznoSt do sebe.
Mnogo ie ze razumela. kar so
govorili o ziNlicniu. Gutila je. da
so odkrili reSniGni vir vSe Glove
'kr ncSreGe in .ie V mislih soglaSa-
In I mimi. V globoGini svoie duSe
pa nj verjela. da moraio 20 svo-
ie preuStroiiti vSe zivlienie in da
imaio dovolj Sile Y scbi. da 5 svo-
Jim ognjem napolniio vse DELAY
Sko mdStvo. Nsak hoGe biti Sc da-
mes sit in nete odloiiti syoiega
koSila do prihoduiega tedna. &c
On more takoj povziti. lie malo
iih poide 10 dalino in tezko pot.
lie malo oGi ugleda koncem pota
bajno k~raIieStvo vSeGloveSkega
bratovStva. Zato so Sc il zdeli ii
poSteni ljudie ne gledc ma niihOve
brade in utruiene obraze Otroci.
- Dragi moii!- ie cesto misli-
la in zmajevala Z glavo.
VSi so ze Sedai zivcli lepo. res
no in pametuo z~ivljenje. vsi so 20
vorii o dobrem in zeleG nauGiti
ljudi tega, kar so zuali. MISC pray
mic pazili na~c. In razumela ie. da
jc tako %zivlienic. ne glede ma o.
paSnoSt. vredno liubezni in vzdi-
hujot ie gledala nazai. kier Sc ie
kakor ozek. temcn pas villa niena
pref okloSt. Ncopazcno i'm mirno Sc
lie zavedla Svoie neobhodnoSti ~
to novo ~zivlienic - pref Sc nj nj
koli tutila potrcbne komurkoli. a
Scdai je ia>uo vidcla. da ie ncob-
hodna marSikomu: to il ie bio
novo, priietno in il ic v7raynalo
glavo.
Dalie prih.O
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
SPREMEMBE PR KRAJEVNIH
DRUsTVAH v MESECU JANUAR 70
Novo pristopli clani:

X druSt. stew. John Miller. X
drust. st. 4: And. Frank. X druS. 81.
10: Givani Mosca in Frank Tisot. X
drus. st. Il: Lukas William. John vii.
fan, Mihacl Kranc. X drus. st. 10: FIR.
Orehek in John Zuntar.
Prestopli clani:
Cd druS. st. >. k druS. st. >: John To.
maziG. Cd druS. . k druS. st. IL: Matt.
ia Medved. Cd drus. 81. 3: Josef ri.
Itch k druS. st. l., Rudolf Blasic k drus.
st. 10. Cd drus. st. Z Frank Collozel in
FIR. Zveglic k drus. st. IL. Cd DIR. st. :
John Demarki k drus. st. 4. Cd drus.
81. IL John Sepec k druS. st. I. Cd druS.
st. l3 Frank Bcnedicic k DIR. st. 4. Cd
dr.. st. 10 Malta Salcman k DIR. 81. !.
Cd Dir. st. 10 Frank Aubel k dr.. st. 10
Suspendirano drustvo st. 6, Yale.
Kansas, ker re Z mesecev noee poslati
pravilno izpolienega ratunskega poro.
ella ma glavni odbor.
Suspendirani clani:
Cd DIR. st. 3: John Orozen. Cd dr.
It. I: And. Podlcsnik in Anton Malls
Cd dr.. st. o: Alois Vozel in Frank Ia.
gar.
Umrli clan.
Pri drus. st. IL, Breezy Hill, Kans.
Louis Klemencic. Umrl Z. januaria [
!. - uzrok bolezni-jetika.
oPOMBA: Ia slu6aj kake pomanklii.
vosti pri spremembah, mai b~lagovoliio
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dru'tvcuj ratuuovodie takoi porocat.
q. tainiku, ia So uedoStanki y prihod
ME poprayiio. Oh euim pro>im uradni.
kc kraicynih druStev. kateri SCI Misc
Po>laIi |natancuih %nasloyov. mai to ne
mudoma store. da hoic imcuik q pri
hodui iliaii popolcn.
Brat>hi poIdrav,
lSEALI John Cerne, ~. tai.
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IMENIK IN NASLoVNIK URADNI-
KOV KRAJEVNIH DRUSTEV
A 8 Il Z d
stew. !. V Frontenac, Kans.

A. ). Is. I. u.
stew. ]. v Frontenac, Kans.
Prcds. Anton HOFFMAN. Ratunovodja
.Iosiph Pilnv. F~routcnuc. Box 1874, Kans.
Blag.: Robert Gruber.
stew. >. v Chicopee, Kans.
Prcds. Louis Aidit, b. 49,, Chlcopee
Kans. R~atuuovodia: Anton Schuler. b..
209, C~hicopec, kaus. Blagajnik: An.
drej Polo,ich. Chicopcc. Kans.
st. s. V Nelson, Kans.
PredS.: Jacob Kuplen, r.. :. Pitts
burg, Eans. Ratuuovodia: John Nup
len, b.. ll5. Yale, Kans. Blag.: Antou
zagar, K. Il. :. PittSburg. kaus.
stew. /. V Mineral, Kans.
Prcds.: John GorSck, b.. 100. stone
City. Kans. RaJuuoy.: Louis Kovach.
b. 800 W. Mineral. Kau~. Bllg: Frank
Speiscr. b. 1876, Mineral. Kansas.
stew. 5. v Weir, Kans.
Prcds.: Franc Pcrme. K. Il. /, Weir.
KauS. Ratunov.: John GovekHr, r. r..
1. Weir, Kan>. Blag.; Peter kukoyit.
X. r.. I, Weir, Kans.
St. 6. v Yale. Kans.
Prcds.: !-Ratun.: ?-Blag.:
st. 7. V Granville, Kans.
Preds. John Koron, X. K. ), PIttsburg
Kans. Ratunovodja: Josiph Miklauc
b.. g.. Yale. ksns. Blag.: Mike Rane-
ger (Stauuie9
stew. g. V Fleming, Kans.
Preds.: Fr. Krabanja. x. Il. >, Pitts
burg, Kans. Ratunov.: Anton Pototan
r.. h. >. Cherokee Kans. Blag.: Josef
Rahak, r. L. >, Cherokee, Kan>.
st. 8. Radley, Kans.
Preds.: John Dolanc. b. Al. Radley.
Pittsburg, Kans. ~Ratunovodia: Anton
Komar. D.. %. Radley, Pittsburg. Kans.
Blag.: Frank Tome, Dunkirck r. Il. l..
Pittsburg, Kans.
st. 10. V Jenny Lind, Ark.
Preds. Frank Stucin, b.. 226, Jenny
Lind, Ark. Ratunov.: John Erzcn. b..
~, Jenny Lind, Ark. Blag.: Leo. Ko-
ienc, b.. 24>, Jenny Lind, Ark.
st. II. v Breezy Hill, Kans.
PredS. Fr. Kozole, Breezy Hill sta,
Mulberry, Kan>. Racunoy.: Rochus Go
dina, 4. r. ,, Mulberry, Kaus. Blag.:
John zordpui. BREEZY Hill sta. Mul-
berry KanS.
st. II. y Cherokee, Kans.
Preds.: Tom. Cclik. b.. 81, Cherokee
Kans. Racunov.: John Beranich, Il. >.
b. %. Cherokee. Kans. BIag.: Josef
Zupan, b. 24l. Cherokee. Kans.
st. Is. v Adamson. Okla.
Preds.: Ant. Kriznik. Adamson. Okla.
Raeunov.: Rudolf ,JegliJ. b. pa. Adam
son, Okla. Blag.: Anton Kristan, \
damson. Okla.
st. II. v Maynard, O..
Prcds. Ant. Skoberne, b.. SO. Maynard
o.. Racunov.: Leo. Bregar, b. +6, May
nard. o. Blag.: Josef Mihenc. b.. -
Maynard, Ohio.
81. IL " Pittshurp Kans
Preds.: John Bettcga, Pittsburg. Kas.
Racunov.: Ant. Dellasega. l.. iS3. From
tenac, kans. Blag.: Givani Valentini
(stanuje p
st. Is. V Franklin, Kans.
PredS. John Eager, box 3. Franklin
kans. Ratunov.: Vine. E>gorSck. Il. Il.
1, b. S6, Girard. Kans. Blag.: Amt. Ko-
Sir (~stanujc ?!
st. II. v Carney, Iowa.
Preds.: Vine. Pcrnat, K. {. r.. De-
Moines, la. Ra5uuov.; Frank Galauti
nj, 3920-S Highland Park sta. DcS Moi
mes, Iowa. Blag.: Louis Blasnik: Car
ney, Iowa.
st. Is. V Winter Quarters, Utah.
Preds.: John Reycn (~stauuic p RIA
tunov.: Roman Schumer, b.. -. Winter
Quarters, Utah. Blag.: John zumcr-
(Stanuic ,
st. 10. V Black Diamond, Wash.
Preds.: FIR. Kucher, b.. 900. Black Dia
mond. Wash. Racuuov.: Jack Schaller.
b.. pa, Black Diamond. Wash. Blag.:
Anton Krhwagna, b. 2iO. Black Dia.
mond, Wash.
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Boil. Pod. DruStvO
AvStr. SIovenSkO
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.
Ustanovljeno

GLAVNI URADNIkl
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box a., Mineral, Hans.
Podpreds: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, Rams.
Tajnik: JOLT CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, kans.
ZapiSnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNIKAR, l.. Box IS, Frontenac, Hans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, W. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON KOTZMAN. Frontenac, Hans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Hans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSIP SVATO. Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Hans.
JULJ BOGNAR, Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.