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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

siettng OF bitches. cut by the whesis
to depth of fifteen or twenty feet.
with high walls OF dry. soft earth on
each side,
On the Ceaes Plantatsess.
1 am told that there are excenent
They lie about s.soa feet above the
sea, some distance back from the coast,
and will probably be opened up 90 SEX
Element when the canal Is compNeteu.
I hare a1ready written somethang OF
Costa Rica coffee: The eountry y n"~
every ye7r. and the bulk of this eoes
to London and Paris The people here
say their coffee is too rich for A5nera-
can blood. and THAI they can get sew
erA1 cents more a pound IRON the Eu-
frees are descendants of the Arabian
plants. and come OF the beans lock
IKE Mocha, although the average 10
larger. ,.. =. .,s,l
farms, ranging in size from forty 20
ATTY acres up to 400 acres It Is the
faahion for the rich man 90 own nis
own coffee plantation, and neAriy
every one Of the well-to-dc OF San
Jooe hes . countfy estate. the nam
crop Of Which = eones. Hs ~ ,,t ~.
hcisdays takes hid family and goes TO
ais Country home tor January ana
FebfuATy. during which time he har-
vests the crop. The labor 10 done ny
the nA6.vAs. who Work Tor ABOUT ~
cents = Day: ana s snese s,, sot ~ mssssr
u not present.
have visited coffee plantations al
over the world. but those OF Goats
Rica are Ai6e1on6 from any nave
seen in Brasil, lava or elsewhere. the
young plants are set out N the snsae.
and benanas ana other trees are oai-
keen on the sun. The business 10 SCI
entiacally carried on and great care
is taken In eelec&inG the seed. This
Is from the best plants ana the pest
beans Of those plantA. The beans are
been prepared beforehand. The OF.
binary seed bed - perhaps z yard
square. Tue beans are only half COW
cred with earth Indeed. they are Get
in By hand 20 that half o. eecn
only shows above ground Aftsr
= sprout and from the bottom shoots
down q root into the earth. The
sprout grows into leaves. and when
the plants are . moDth old they are
set out In the nursery tn rows aDeut
six inches apart They grow thsrs fer
to an orchord where they are % stay.
The plants are now about six fest
apart. They are carefully cultivated
ana ere kep& Tree from weedA They
begin % pTo1uce fruit at three years
en1 WIN yield . fuIl crop ct nve- In
Costa Rica . good yield per tree 10
about one and eue.haR poun0es
TIE harvs1elnS seoeon 6e9ins along
In D4cemDer. The eo9<s 70 tAen ripe.
and the trees are coversd with hsr-
ries much iies red cherries. 1nsee
are picked % BY GiyIs and carried to
the facsorys whore the aesA - talsou
o6 my pulpjAe. OF BY running the
dried eeeds through the mseh1nery.
atm have two shin coefs Of skia.
These are taken or BY nachinoey. and
the beans are then sorted, polished
and packed - for expert.
00Oo AOag1eoD pDaoeesD.
down here In Csoea HSca- ] met In
San Jose q banker who has ao estate
Of 80 acres. and ] saw several ether
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WINCHESTER
rapeclal to The Time. ptepoacn.1

ESPECIAL to The Times.Dspa4en.1
Winchester. Va, October 16zQRs
Samuel Logan Owens and Ills 4e4es
who was formerly Miss Glars Mnlgi-
kin Weems. daughter Of M. AnA I21e
E. v. Weems. and whose u1ayrtoG4s
took place hero on "Wednesday 0yo4en9
In the Church Of the Scored H4AtG
have arrived In Toronto. C&nAAn. ~
try. They are expected to return With
In Q month and live In Waah5nNoG
having taken q suite Of rooms IL =;
new apartment s
Mrs. Harrison Robsrtson. of C1ax~
lottesv1fle. has been spending the we1k
with friends In town.
Major and Ar& Holmes ConsaA -
their daughter. Miss Augusta Confa&
have returned from WAsh1ngton.
Mrs. Algernon Sullivan CANA tfoSa'
New York this week TO visit u thu
home OF Mr., and Mrs Carl b Ksfer-I
stein.
Mr.. and Mrs: Frsderiek Kemp4. wAe..
returned to Harrisburg. Pa. IS
Mr. ana Mrs Ira C. whitacre aud
! their young daughter have returned
to Woodside. Nd, after VISITING yOla-,
tiyes in Frederick County. \
Miss Alice C. nleaAs returned G.
Warrington this week. altar y1Glt1
Mrs John Stephsnson- 81
MJ98 ElIe0 -. Wh1t0s VINO sh48 u1l4e
visiting Nr& Juliet Atkinson lfcG9S
mas rec0FnAd to Baltimore. -
Mrs. Lucy Faulkner and her daNn -
ter. Miss Luotlle Faulkner. &c 1GfG4
town, have taken apartmeats hes1 ~
the winter season. & -
Mr.. and Mrs.. Futon AltubaA 49,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mr.. -
ward HeuselI have returned TO H3fS
bureh, Pa ~
Mr. aud Ma Lcrins 4. cuves. %
Baltimore. hsve been visiting xalnf1e
In town this week. SseSs+
Hr. and Mrs.. Leslie X1ina AaNn -
turned to NewSteAd Farm naor -
mond. after visiting relatives - III
county. 80
Mrs. Fstsr vrsdAdhweA M -
two young sons, Of New York. 80 ".
ting her parents. Mr.. snd Ma Az.
Mrs W. ". Glass ana her dax 49,.
Miss 8 7 Glass. who have been go
Ing some time 1t the houno ~ l7kn
Coble, left this week for Nor60R
Mr.. and Nh. WN1iAW 0H0nG1on
Shanley. who have been vfES6iS1
friends In town for several Any1. 49,
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
ZAsToPNIKI PRoLETARcA.

B%roughton, Pa: Jakob Dolens, box ISL.
Buxton, Iowa: John Krasevec.
Chisholm, MINI: Jos. Drobnich, box
l52.
Cleveland, o.: Albin Pavlin, Steve Ia.
bric in A. Gradisher.
Conemaugh, Pa: Andrej Vidrieh, box
523; Frank PavloviG.
Collinwood, o.: Dominik Blummel.
Detroit, Mich: F. C. Oglar.
Dunlo, Pa: Frank KauGic.
Ely, Mimi: John Teran, ]. S~kerianec.
Franklin & Girard, Kans.: Fr. Wegel.
Frontenac, Kans.: Anton Kaufman,
John Bedene.
Glencoe, o.: Mace zlemberger.
Greensburg, Pa: Frank Mako, Kew.
stone Hotel.
Herminie, Pa: Jos. Brio.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti in Henry
Delles.
Gilbert and Mckinley, Mimi: Anton
Sterile.
Jenny Lind, Ark: Frank Gorenc.
Indianapolis, Ind: Flip Godina in J.
Morkich.
Kansas City, Kans.: Frank AleS.
Kenosha, Wis: Frank zerovec.
La odiie, ILL., Johu hOBelJ, l-lO-ou OF.
Martin Novlan, Jakob Brej.
Lloydell, Pa. in okolica: Anton Stra.
zisar.
Milwaukee, Wis: Val. Razbornik, Ala
Virginia ST.; Il. KuSljan, 229 -
lst Ave.
Morgan, Pa: Louis Glazer.
Mulberry, Kans.: John Lekse.
Oregon City, Ore: John Kurnik.
Pueblo, Colo: Chas Pogorelec.
Roundup, Mont: Martin Meznarsic.
Springfield, Ill: Frank Bregar.
Stanton, Ill: Anton Ansec.
st. Louis, Mo-: Val. Sever.
Struthers, o.: Math Urbas.
Superior, Wyo.: Luka CLOSER, box 34l.
Waukegan & North Chicago: John
Gantar.
Youngstown, o.: John Petric.
Potovalni zastopnik IN Pennsylva.
MILO, w. Virginia, New York in sploh
"a cell East: Frank Podboj.
Sodruge V tistih naselbinah kier Sc
nimajo stalnih zastopnikov, prosimo,
ia Sc zglasijo "a z%astopnistvo. Prija.
WHO mai Sc kaI potion d~opisnice ma
upraynistvo "Prolctarca', 70 kar jim
posljemo vse potrebno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23

silno visoke dohodke cd prodaje
zita, vina, zgodnje zelenjave i'll III
vine. In ii so dayka prosti! cato
pa morajo p~lacevati domacini le-
pc vrsto visokih davkov, zemljis-
XII davek, desetino, zivinski da-
vek, dohodninski davek, denarne
kazni in vrh tega morajo Sc tlaca-
niti. Arabcem Sc godi tako, kakOr
Sc je godilo naSim prednikOm TIA
krat, ko je Sc valptov bic opleta-
val njihove hrbte. Arabec ne SINE
svobodno potovati V tuje dezele,
niti V lastni dezeli ne, imeti mora
dovoljenje francOskih oblasti. Xxi
pa dele to dovoljenje kaj samo-
voljno. Ia Arabce velja V polnf
meri Sc to, kar je veljalo ma Fran
coskem V letih pred revolucijo IA
najveGje nasilstvo: samovoljna
aretacija brez sodnijske obtozbe,
aretacija, Xxi jo zapove nadut III
vsemogoGen uradnik. Pred nekaj
lett so priGeli ustanavljati Sole IA
otroke domacinov. Solstvo Sc .je
pricelo pray lepo razvijati, "A l..
1905 so sklenili francoski koloni-
sti ma nekem kongreSu sledece:
''lzjavljamo, da so Sole IA donna
cine naravnost nevarne "a obstoj
Alzira, cato zeli kongres, da Sc
pouk %odpravi." Tako govore ljud.
Je, Xxi Sc ponosno pristevajo k ma
rodu z najvisjo kulturo. Vlada ST.
t nj do picice izpolnila njihove
zelje, ali pouk je p%rikrojila tako,
da ne DO wee "nevaren" Alziru.
Ucitelji ma teh Solah dobivajo me.
secno pc 40 mark. DomaGini so po'
pomona b~rezpravni. nobenega IL
pliva nimajo ma upravo svojih la
stnih zadev, vse urejujejo franco
ski prefekti in vojaki $ pomocjo
domacega plemstva, XII je izdalO
svojel liudstvo tujcem. Pravic nj
majo. ali dolznost paG do Wade,
Xxi iih tako nesramno izkoriSca,
Vopni minister Millerand .je zapo'
vedal, ne da bi pref vprasal "a
ljudsko voIjo, da mora ena petina
domacinOv mohamedancev k vo-
jakom "a dobo treh let. Seveda
MISC domacini Z navduSenjem
sprejeli ministrove zapovedi, tenn
wee zivahen odpOr Sc je zbudil
V Nth in trumoma beze IL domovi-
ne V Turcijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
(Dalje.)
Blagoslov kapitalizma.

Dne 20. junija .ie ma sell fran
coske poSlanske 2bornice V pre-.
treslJivem govoru razlozil poscst-
mix plavzev Rozet grozni polozaj
domacinov V severno africanskih
francoskih k~olonijah. VISA zborni,
ca .e bila pod utisom niegovega
govora. MeScanSki listi so Seveda
moIcali kakor grob, nit Z bcsedico
MISC Omenili Rozetovih izvajani
Francozi so zaSedli kolonije ze |,
1880. 80 let kolonialne politike.
so let trpljenja in ponizanja "a
domacine. V TEN casu so odvzeli
FrancOzi domacinom 5 in pol mi.
llonov hektarjev zemlje. Medtem
so pokrajine, Xxi spadaio k mario.
dovitnejsim vsega sveta. Danes 50
lastnina nekaterih finanGnih druzb
in veleposestnikov, XII dobivaio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
Telesne vale.

Glasom trditve DIR. Durdika,
maj Sc telesne yale vrSe z osobitim
namenom. ojaGiti raZum tako, da
bode Zamogel gospodovati telesu.
Nj lahko prikrajsati telo IA ono,
kar RADIO uziva, Geravno We, da je
takov uzitek zanj poguben. Zdrav
razum ali dobra pamet dajejo tie
lesu navodila, Xxi urejujejo njego-
We navajo. Ali zamorete prepreci-
ii vaSemu telesu prevec jedi, pre-
wee place in druge izgrede? Po-
SkuSajte in ako ste uspeSni. bo-
dete tudi popOlni. Ako hi vas
ktera nerednoSt V prcbavi nadle-
govala, da ne hi zamogli %storiti
to. poskusite ~Trinerjevo ameriSko
zdravilno grenko vino. Ono DO O.
jaCilo vas zelodec in vase drobov-
je. bo VAN zboljSalo slast in po-
vecalo prebavnei zmecke, izGisti-
10 DO Grevesa ter Jill drzalo cista.
Odpravilo YAM bode tudi boleci-
ne. - lekarnah - Jos. Triner,
1333-1339 s. Ashland Ave. Chi
cago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
$4,000 tkalcev ma strajku.

V New Bedford-u. Mass. je "a
dnji teden zaStrajkalo $4,000 tkal-
cev. ker so nekatere druzbe hotele
upeljati nov stem V doloGevanju
zasluzka. Tkalci so zahtevali Ia
kOjSnjo odstranitev tozadevnega
naznanila, katcrO pomenja po-
ostritev ~sedaniega skrajno sla-
beg p~olozaja. VSeh dvanajSt pre-
dilnic. zdruzenih V trustu. ie ia
koj ustavilo delO. Tainik trusta
je naznanil, da nobena predilnica
ne bo zacela pref poslovati, da DO
nesporazumljenje poravnano. TIA
trust vztraja pri svojem sklepu.
kakor sedaj VISA znamenja kazejo,
Sc bo IL tega Strajka ~razvilo OBJ
cutno nasprotstvo med samopaS-
mimi fabrikanti in izkoriScanimi
tkalci. V TEN slucaju Sc bodo ka-
pitalisticne l~opovScine IL tkalske.
ga Strajka V Lawrence obnavlja.
lie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
Avstr. SIOvenSkO
16. j~anuvarja 1892.
Ustanovljeno
Sedez: FrOntenac, KanS.

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box 72, Mineral, Kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, Kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontenac, kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Hans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERzEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box At.
Sprejemna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znasa samo eden
Dollar. Vsi dopisi Sc mai blagovoijo posiljati, 81. tajniku.
Use denarne poSiljatve pa g. blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23

pogledala castnika i'll rekla $ stra-
HON:
- VaSa milost, ne morem.
Castnik ie vdaril z nogo oh tia,
pOtem je pa zaGel kricati. Marija
je pogledala V tia i'll milo prosila
z materio.
- kaj maj pa storimo. Pelageja
Nilovna. vi morate vbogati.
no je preiskovala oblekO ma
tere, il je udarila kri Y obraz, "A
emo je pa mrmrala:
All, psi!
- Kai godrnjate? - Sc je east
mix zadrl sirovo in gledal V kot,
kjer Sc je vrSila preiskavo.
- VaSa milost, o zenskih zade-
yah, je ponizpo rekla Marija
pod pritiskom nasilja.
Ma povelje, da maj podpise pre-
iskovalni ukaz. ie matt zapisala
nerodno $ tiskanimi Grkami ma
papir:
"Delavceva vdova Pelageja Nj
lovna."
- Kaj 81 napisala? Zakaj. to -
ie vzkliknil castnik T. zanitljivim
posmehom.
OdSli so in matt .je ostala pri
oknu. Roki je drzala krizem pre-
ko prsi in gledala je daljavo.
ne da hi trenila z ocmi. Ustnici je
imela stisneni, celjusti je pa tako
tiscala, da Sc jo priceli boleti zob-
je. Ollie je pricelo pohajati V sve-
tiki; plamen ie Sc enkrat vzpla-
polal III ugasnil. Pricela je pihati.
ostala je pa V tenn. V svojem ST.
ell nj cutila krivice. Teman. mr.
Eel oblak zalosti Sc .je razgrnil
prekO njenih prsi in je ustavil
memo srce. Njeni mozgani so bill
prazni. Dolgo je stala pr oknu.
njene oci in noge so pa postajale
trudne. Slisala je. da je Maria
pristopila k oknu in zaSepetala ::
- Pe!agcja. ali spite? NesreGna
in trpe(a zena, spi, Hinavci blati-
jo vsakega!
Ne da hi sc sl,kla, je legla V pc.
stelj in zazibala Sc V teak spa
nee, kot da bi padla V globok pre-
pad.
Sanjala je. da vidi rmenkasto
pescen gric, "a MIN pa dolgo VI
sto delavcev, XII koraka prot me-
stu. Oh robu iarka, IL katerega
so jemali pesek, je pa stall Pavel
IN pei z mehkim glasOm Andreja /:
= N%Stanite delavci
Sla je OBJ gricu pc cesti proti
mestu. lmela je roko ma Gelu in
gledala svojega sina. Mega .je BIZ
10 razlocno videti. Ali nj Sc mogla
odlociti, da hi Sla k MENU. Sra
movala Sc ie, ker .ic bila V blago-
SloyIJenem stanu. a poleg ic drza-
la Sc emo dete V naroGju. Sla ic
naprej. Otroci so Sc igrali Z logo
ma njivi. Bio Jill .ie mnogo. ali
zoga je bila rdeca. Detc V naroGju
Sc je vrglo prot MIN L razpro-
strtimi rokami, potem .jc pa "a
cello plakati ma glas.
(DoiInN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
Mikado umira.

Pred zakljuckim lista so pri-
nesli angleski listi vest. da ie
smrt japonskega cesarja priGako-
vati vSak cas-. Pc daljSi konferen-
ci so dvorni zdravniki izdali liza
vo. da hi nobenega upanja ma mi
kadovO ozdravlienjc. Niegova
smrt .je amo stvar nekoliko ur.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-23
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
Drugi del.

l..
Dan je minil V pestri megli spo-
minov, V tezki u~trujenosti, Xxi je
objemala telo in duSo. Pred ma
terjo je kakor silva lisa skakal
drobni oficircek. V temnem W.
tincu Sc je svetilo bronasto Pavlo-
vo oblicje in so Sc smehljale An
drejceve oci $50.
Pc izbi .je hodila, sedla k oknu,
gledala ma ulico, kakor ia hi brez
misli nekaj iskala Pila je
vOdo, ne da hi 81 pogasila zejo, in
V svojih prsih nj mogla zaduSiti
zgocega tlenja bridkosti in sramu.
Dan je bill prerezan - zaGetek je
incl ysebino in smiSel, a sedaj je
vse izteklo IL NIGGA, pred MO Sc
Je razprostirala pusta p~lanjava in
neumljivo Sc je izpraSevala:
- Kaj sedajG
Prisla ie Korsunova. Mahala je
z rokami, kricala, plakala, tepta-
la z nogami, predlagala in Obeca-
la in grozila nekomu, a matere nj
vse to doseglo.
Aha! - je sliSala kriceci
glas Marie, - Razdrazili so ljud-
stvo! In tovarna je vstala .
VISA je vstala!
- Da, da!- je tho dejala ma
ii, zmajala z glavo in Meme oci
so nepremieno gledale ma to, kar
je re minilo, kar je odSlo 2 Andre
jem in Pavlom. Jokati nj mogla
srce Sc il je bio izsuSilo in ust-
nj so Sc izsusile in v ustih je nedo-
stajalo Wage. Roke so Sc il tresle.
A YES cas- je V r tlela iSkra gne-
va, ia nj ugasnila, cash jo je zba-
dala v prsi kakor igla, in matt je
odgovarjala ma vsak zbadlial s
hladno obljubo:
- Potrpite
Zvecer so prisli orozniki. Brez
zacudenja Jill je spreiela, brez
strahu. Hrupno so prisli in V Nth
je bio nekaj veselega, zadovoli-
mega. ZOltocni castnik je pOkazal
zobe:
Kako Sc VAN godiY Re V ire
tic smO vas obiskali. a?
Molcala .ie in s suhim jezikom
dotaknila listen. Castnik je mno-
go govoril in jo pouceval; matt je
cutila, da rad govori. Ali njegove
besede je MISC dosegle in ne mott
lie, a ko je rekel:
- III sama 81 kriva, matt. ce nj
81 znala zbuditi V svojem sinu
sp%Ostovanja pred Bogom in car
jem -.
Ma wrath ie stala in zamolklo
odgovorila, ne da hi ga pogleda-
la:
Da otroci so naSi sorod-
Mkt Oni mas po pravici lehko
obsOjajO, ker smo jim pusiiii ma
cedilu.
- Kai? - je zakrical castnik.
- Glasneie!
- Pravim: otroci so naSi sod
niki! - ie ponovila in vzdihnila.
Nato je srdito in urno govoril o
necem, a njegoye besede so Sc vi
lie kolobarju, ne da bi zadele
mater.
Maria Korsunova .ie bila pri-
ca. Yes cas- .ie stala poleg matere.
pa 10 nj pogledala. Ko Sc ie cast
mix z nekim vpraSanjem obrnil do
RE, je Odgovorila s THIN in hit
rim glasom: - VaSa milost. ne
VEN mic. JAZZ sem navadna in ne
vedna zena. Svoj kruh 81 sluzim s
krosnjo, dasi sem neumna. Nevem
pa mic.
Tho! - je zapovedal castnik.
Ukazali so j, maj preisce vlaso-
vo. Zaprla je oci, potem pa siroko
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Upravnistvo

DolSnost vsakega socialista js,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti.
rate IA "Proletarca". Pridobits
mt move narocnike.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-06-04
EMBALMERS WILL
MEET THIS WEEK
In Twenty Third Annual Ses-
sion, Elizabeth City
Steamboat Party and Fish Fry Arc on
Social Calendar of the Three
Day Convention.

Elizabeth City, June 1.-The twenty
Carolina Funeral Directors and E,:a-
this city Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, June 5, 6, and 7. The State
board Of examiners will meet here
Tuesday. 4th. to consider the applica-
tons Of candidates to practice the ut
Of embalming.
Fred H Zeigler, head Of Tie com
nnittee of local funeral directors stad
embalmers, is making elaborate prep
aratiOns to entertain the visitors ard
it is expected aside from being Que of
the most largely attended ana raost
instructive sessions, this will De ore
of the most enjoyable in the history
Of the organization. Among t1e So
cial features during the session viii
be a stea amboat party and a ,i<,n fry
at Shiloh Friday afternoon.
The program for the three days
session follows:
Wednesday. June 5.
Association called to order at p.
m, by President II. G. Rowe. Of Vel
don. Divine invocation by Rev.
Church. Elizabeth City. Address #
welcome by His Honor jerome T.
Flora, Mayor Of Elizabeth City, re-
sponse by former President l. Y.
Hardee, Of Henderson,; appointment
Of session committee by the pfesf-
dent.
Thursday, June 9th.
Association called to order by
President Rowe: divine Invocation bY
Rev. ]. D. Bundy, pastor of the FIRST
Methodist Church Of Elizabeth City:
roll call Of officers and members by
/ Secretary F. p. Brown, Of Raleigh:
| annual address by President II C.
| Rowe; annual report of Secretary
Brown: report Of delegates of nation
al convention; writing receipts for an
| nual dues.
Afternoon Session.
Open Remarks Of Interest to Tn
dertakers; Address by Dr. Anderson.
Address by DR.. Fearing.
Friday, June 7th.
The association called to order al
$3.50 a m. by President Rowe Divine
| invocation by the Rev E. W. Stone.
pastor of the First Baptist Church. Of
Elizabeth City. Introduction Of aew
general business matters. Annual
election OF officers. Selection Of place
Of next meeting; the newly elected
| president takes the chair; announce
| ment Of standing committees. Ad-
journment.
| The sessions Of the association VII
be held on the third floor Of the Rob
1nSon building on Poindexter street
John Harry, Of Charlotte is chair
n an of the State board of ex4?3,ncca
anG is already in the city.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-06-04
QUEER BIRD FOUND.

Rockingham. June IA curiosity
IN the sh De OF a bird or fowl was be
ing shown on the streets here one day
last week. The bird resemble a wild
goose in everything except its head.
rms was shaped like a snake with
long Keen bill. Several who saw It
sald It was loon that had strayed our
oi us course or had drifted South
WIN some strong wind. The shape of
Us ~ leSs showed it to be a water fowl.
ne thlghs were not joined TO the
oack and could only be used for
swimming. It was shot on Everett
pond by r. A Manship
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-06-04
{Spartanburg Herald !

L u
: The Underwood delegation
from Georgia has been sent to
baltimore instructed to vote far
their man until his nomination
shaIi be secured" Now if the
gentlemen carry out their in
structlons they never will pet
= pack nome. Baltimore will have
secured an interesting and a ner-
manent exhibit Fifty wears
: from now it may be possible to
take a visitor to Ranimoro
around to the old convention
nail and show them the Georg;a
ueegatlon still there voting for
= Underwood. ioi
such bunch Of Rim v.n
: M,nkies tsn;k rising with dignity with
tnelr age and decreptitude 70
cast their votes for Tnderwood -,
would be worth the price Of e3o ad.
Georgia will get a lot of "a
vertiang out of it-von -. ~
lost Georgta- And then She 81,
get nd OF both Tom Watson WI WI
Tom Fielder. ana
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-06-04
f1f<eT DISTRICT CONNpTUE

Elizabeth City. Jn,a
democratic congressiona1 At the
or the First District held hara eiuon
teroay: the following were a,ae.os yes
tne congressional Exec,1tiue 90 as
1i., Wiz he+h WIN d'; Dr. A. l. Pendleton ~ u,
f'Isapufn Baaufnr+ tify' y as chairman: oi
T. 5. Robertzon: or : chow,. Worthy; Camden,
nand; Currituck, W. II co1.m NJ. Fore-
". :. Griffin; Gates. W pare,
Eeruoru' e ", ?. Shaw; Hyde ross; = s:
spencer. Martin. Clayton r. +
PaSau0.ank. Pasa,id. Dr. A. L Pa,n1o na1oore;
". Kine. Kans' +: F Winslow; u''n Pit, 2
Wt; washington. IcyErel,; claTan;ca1 J. |. spruii M Il