davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

One Of the pointed jackets. so
fashionable now, forms the upper
part of this suit. It is shown open,
but can be drawn together and but
toned when desired.
The plum-color is very dark and
the braid ornaments are black. The
back Of both coat and skirt are quite
plain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
Ell Pasoans Away

Mrs. W NJ. Laughlin leaves this after
noon for Los Angeles, to spend a month
with her daughter, Miss Irene, who
is attending Ramona convent.
No roofing paper Ike Congo. Lander
Lumber Co,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

David Bispham.
one Of the worlds greatest singers. at
the First Christian church. Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

? EDNESDAY night at 3 o'clock
at the Church OF st. Clement,
Grover CIeveIand Smith and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
JUDGE DECLAREs FIGHT A DRAW.

Dave Weiss. one Of the Weiss broth
ers controlling the theaters in Dallas,
San Antonio, Houston and Galveston. is
in FL Paso on a visit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04

III. Iloyden. Pa-Anton Strazisar.
~ Meadow Land, Pa-Jugol soc. kub. taiok VKor Icuasi, Box PIG.
q Dlnlo. Pa-JugosL soc klub. tainik l. Petcrnc, box 2j.
WASHINGTON:
y Rosyn, Wash. - JugoN. soc. uducnie tanik Mike Ozanich. Box 9O5.
W buckley, Wash - JugosL soc udru&, tajnik A. Kenosh, Box 432.
WISCONSIN:
p Milwaukee. Wis--JugosL soc udrz, taimk Thos Stouich. 46 So Pierce st
H.. Nenosha, Wis. - Jugos. soca!9t6ro Gtctienie, tank NJ. Udoiianec. 80
y MAIN 81 OrsanHator NJ. tuhrlo SVe so vsako sidnjo 1eielO v
Uesecu v IN Socialist a. tanu.
30 West AE. Wr-JugosI SOC. uirWNnir tai J. Potahyis, tS 18Th 49,.
Avenue.
81. Milwaukee. Wis - Jugol soc. skupina. tajnk Frank Novak. o57-lst we
Sole so vsk drug petck v uescu.
10. Racine Wis-Jugol soc. udruzcnt. taiuik Mark PayIov 1910 - Nh =.
WYOMING:
y Cumberland, Wyo - Jugoslovanski soc kub, taink NJ. VeTit, box 232
- Superior wye. Jrso'l sol skupina, tainik Lukas Groser. Box 3l. =.
SGe so vsako drugo nedello V mesecu pOpohtne oh Q ri v Hall X. Peru4ks
sr SweetMater, Wyo. JugosL soc. klub, tainik Jernej Baia; organsator
v stanovaniu Paul Hribaria
los Cambria, Wyo. - Jugod soc uiru1enie, tainik Mix prasetins bo. Ok
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Milwaukee, Wis. Okt

Cenjeno urednistvol Prosim,
priobGite glede pOdpore "a stav-
karje V Michiganu slede6e:
Pri sell soc. skupine st. 81 j. S.
u. st je sklenilo ,da sc poslje ne
kaj sodrugov pc naselbini, da zbi-
rajo podporo "a stavkujoce brate
v Michiganu. Ia to so Sc presto
voljno javiii nekateri sodrugi, Xxi
so Sli takoj drugi dan ma delo.
uspeh JIG bill povoljen, akoravno
so obiSkali sedaj sapo en- del ma
selbine in sicer one rojake, XII
~stanujcjo v.obljizju. Sodrug Ben
da je obiskal rojake ma West Allis
in je incl tudi precej uspeha. Tu-
kaj prinaSamo svote, XII so jih
nabrali posamezni sodrugi. Posa-
mcznih linen pa ne obavljamo, ker
hi vzelo proved prostora V listu,
katcrega Sc lahko porabi "a boljse
stvari. Nabiralne pole pridejo V
r0ke nadzOrnega odbora naSe sku-
pine in on bode p%regledal in IRA
tunal Sc cnkrat vsako polo, tako
da bode vsak dar prisel ma pri-
StoJno mesto. Vsakemu darovalcu
ako tudi nj clan skupine pa je ma
razpolago, da sc prepriGa o teh
raGunih. Nabrali so sledeGi sodru-
81 svOtc Ferdo KlanGik in Joe
Presccnik $2S.25. Val .Lemoni in
Anton Pazler Slabs. Val. Welca
$500. Frank jaeger $3.50, Joe
IlOrvat $3.50, Frank Benda "a
West Allis $1,000. Skupaj 1927
Svota je bila poslana ma "Prole-
tarca'. Vsem darovalcem Sc tenn
potion zahvaljujemo imenu STAY
kujo6ih bratov. Ia soc. skupino
st. 81 Frank Novak
tajnik.
OPP. ured Zeleti hi bilo. da hi
tudi ostali klubi in posamezniki.
Xxi nabirajo razne fonde, opustili
dodge vrste linen darOvalcev in hi
sc omejili lie ma zbrano svoto. ma
biralca in naselbino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
IA MICFIGANsKE sTRAJKARJE.
Aurora, MINI.

JugoslovsnSki socialisticni klub stew.
~ le nahral IA Straikarie Y Michiganu
s+625. Dali So kakor slcdi:
Henry bellies $l.uu. j. Il. Mihelich
sl.00, Fred. shit Sl.00, Karl Werlich
$500, Movitu, Kapsch soc. Matt. Ye.
rich SOC, Frank Scriak soc. John Prime
SOC, Anton Mauvri6 soc. Frank Skulic
25c. John Seriak SOC. Ludvik Gouze
pc. Nezka Scriak soc. Jack Serjak soc,
Joe Nirand, saloonar 2jc, Ignac Hoche.
var. saloonar Sl.OO. John AdolSek 2jc,
Paul Krze poe, Maria Havoc, ~saiOonar
25c, Mike Topolka. s%aloOnar Sl.0O. John
Ora1em 6Oc. lgnac Kral pc. John o.
herster Sl.OU. Carl Erikson Sl.O0, Frank
Hitti 25c, Frank Lcncck SOC. John OF,
son Zoe. Geo. Pallauck SlOO. Joe NikSe
Poe. Frank Au1elr SOC, Miha Klobutar
soc. John Tavzcl 25c. John S~tefanit
SOC, Anton Boic jOc, John Bozic 2jc.
Frank Sedlal 2jc. Anton Pctric 25c.
Nina MIkclic pc. Leo. Steblai pc,
John Boncu Ice. Frank Johnson Zoe
Sam KaSpar pc. John Smrekar POE.
Martin ReZek 2jc. \eimenOvan 2Jc
Ncimenovan poe. Anton Bolka soc, Ne.
lmenovau soc. Frank Sevstik Poe. John
Roblek 2je. Matt. Satlic soc. Joe Cover
SOC, Louis GlaVan pc. Joe Steblaj Csc
Fran Glavan soc. Geo. Polapiar 25c
Blaz. Tomlanovic soc, Geo. Lopac soc
John Pctrit POE, Frank Vabac soc. Paw
GaGeSa DE. Anton Muhar SOC. Frank
Slivae soc, Frank Muhar zoe, Steve lie
dinak soc, Anton Jardas 2jc. John
Jamnik 25c. Anton Jamnik 5oc. 10,
Skrbie 25c, Jack Krmavner soc. .johr
Lustig 25c, Joe Mike $l.O0. John Ma
ticiG 25e. Frank \. Turk 25c, Matt. Sew
silk JOc. Louis Petelin Poe. Jozef Pete
lin 25c, Anton MarinSek soc. Joe Pc
tex 25c, Anton Perusek 35c. Frank Pc
tex 25c. Neimenovau 2jc, Joe. Praznih
2Jc, Louis Sever pc. Frank Rajar csc
Anton Badai- pc, John Novlan 25c
Frank Podriai pc. Jos. Gorpadol 25c
Anton Bavdek pc. John Sustar 25c
Anton Devtar Pc. Union Man SOC, An
ton Bobnar 35c. Milo Jerina Sc. Joe
Krasovec pc. zach Shop sl.OO, Frank
Il. serjak 25c. Mrs. Mikulic SOC, Loui.
Brcgar Doe, Steve Gospeti 25c. Anton
TomSic 2jc. LOuren Kostelc 25c. .Johr
romSit 25c. Joe. Sekula 25c. Joe. Osa
mix pc, Geo. Grcgortic 25c. Frank
Knaus poe, Frank GregorGic 25c. Johr
Sedej soc. Nigito Nacipic SOC, Frank
Mihelit 25c, !. T. Ruiz SOC. Anton TIE
gel 25c. Zupancic. saloonar 25c. Loui,
Triple Sl.O0, Rudolf Zidar 25c. Sku
Ipai S4625.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
~SOCIALISTICNo GIBANJE.

Stranka Y Svici .ie lani na-
predovaia trIdeset odstotkov na
chnstvu.
UcilisGe college, so ustano-
viii socialist V Smitnville. MINI.
- honocno so tudi francoski
Gelavci uStanovili svojo avtonom-
no Organizaciio V Zed. drzavah.
Ia jnik-preyaiateli francoske SEX
CHE Y osrednjem ta.iniStvu ie So
drug Jos. Ricard.
Socialist Seattle, Was, XII
so wee mesecev bojevali zivahen
boj "a Svobodo govora ma pro-
stem so zmagali ma cell crti. Sod
mix HUMPHREYS, kateri ie obsodil
wee kot stO sodrugov V zapor in
ma denarnO kazen. ie moral raz-
%veliavitl ySc obsodbe in denarne
kazni le san placal.
Drzavma delavska zveza V
titan ie pred kratkim Ia svoii
lctni konvenciji odobrila program
socialistlcnc Strankc. naGela indu-
strielne unije in propaganda Ia
zenSko volilno pravico.
- Sodrug Eugene V. DebS ie
bolan. Naporno agitacijsko delo
ga je docela oSlabilo IN 30 nasvc-
IN zdravnikov j. odScl ma farme
Y Colorado. la okreva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Superior, Wyo

Cenjeno uredniStvo. Pri mas je
SocialistiGni klub 81. A j. s. Y.
sklenil, da gredo clani pobirati
prostOvoljne prispevke "a naSe
boJujoGe So bratc Y Michiganu.
Nabrali smo $1,000. katcre VAN
posilJam potion money ordra. da
odpoSlJcte na pristojno mesto.
Dali 20 +. Sluga $500. s. s.
$3.50, neimenovan $1.35, j. Rus
81, a. Vehar 81; po soc so dali
+. Piuk, 4 kerziGnik. j. Gabrsek,
y. MiuSek, j. Jardaj; pc 25c: p.
Zuzan, y. Branc, a. Piuk. A. CeS.
navar. NJ. Vehar, F. TauGar. j.
Pink, +. PetkovSek, L. Pintar. +.
kuSak, +. KauGit, j. Have. A.
Have, j. Leskovec, +. Jezda. j.
JcraSa, F. Trillar, J. Rent, j. Jez,
da, j. Hanger in F.. Beranic 15c.
Skupai $1,000. NSem iskrema "a
|hvala,
Lukas Grosser.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
ZAsToPNIKI PRoLETARCA.

Aurora. III: John Blaschitz, II. +. d
4, box 63 4.
Aurora, MINI: John p. Novlian, h. rs
Barberton, Ohio: Frank Levstek, sl7
Wooster Ave, in John Balant, 81 So.
4th ave.
Bear Creek. Mont: Frank DaniGek.
Beecamer, Pa, John Popctnik.
BiSabik. MINI: Fr. Mamie.
Black Diamond Wash: Martin Pod.
pechan.
Braddock, Pa: Mike Bambich.
Broughton, Pa: Jakob Dolen., boz ISL
Butte, Mont: Louis Sporar, Frank Zaic
Buxton, Iowa: John Krasevec.
Canonsburg in Meadow Lands, Pa
John Koklich. box go. ~Canonsburg
Pa.
carona, Kans.: Blaz. Mezori.
Carrollton. Ohio: Anton Widmar.
Chicago, Ill: Frank Wegel, $50 n
Halsted St; Frank Alas, 1905 w
81. St.
Chisholm, MINI: Math Ritter, Anton
Maine, box 1852.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
IA PREMoGARJE v ZAP. PA.

V zapadni Pennsylvania stem
distriktu organizaciie L. NJ. w.
of a. so volitvc "a upravnike pre-
%mogarske unije.
SledeGi sodrugi so naSi kandi.
DAFT
Ia p~redsednika +. ID. Reed
Ia podpredScd. ThOS. Robetson
ia tajnika Andr. PuSkar
Ia odbornika Mike Halapy
Sprememba uradnikov reGcne.
Ga distrikta jc %potrcbna. cato mai
naSi Sodrugi glaSujeiO IA omenie-
ne Sodruge. !. s.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04

Conemaugh, Pa.

Conemaugh, Pa.
CenJeno uredniStvol Prosim,
natlSnite sledeGe vrste v prihodnji
izdaji lista:
Tovarisi delavci pozor!
Soc. klub st. 5 V Connemaugh,
Pa, prircdi ncdeljo 8. nov. OBJ
4, url popoldan javen ljudski
shod V Slov. izob. domu ma Frank
linu. U%stopnina prosta. Vdelezite
Sc V obilnem stevilu.
SeJe soc. kluba Stew. 5 Sc vrSe
vSako drugo in cetrto sredo V me-
secu OBJ Osmi uri zveGer. Vsakega
clana Je d~olznost, da Sc 18TH ude-
lezuje.
f. Podboj,
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Listnica.

+. Benda, W. Allis. Wis. Kakor
viditc, ic Ic sodr. Novak omenil
dotitnc priSpcvkc "a michiganske
S~trajkarie. Vas dopis hi bill torcj
odvct. Pozdrav,
S~traikar: Naiemu dopisu ste pozabili
pridiati svoie line in naslov. Dopisi
hrel rodpisa romaio y kos. &c zclite
Ia ho doPi> priohten, r)oSliitc Vas pod.
pis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Drobtinicar v A. S.

cncm stopcu dolgcm cIanku PR
povcdoval, kakSnc sole mora o
biskati clovck in kakSnih termi-
o Sc mora u6iti, ako hoce po-
stati filozof. Pozabil ie pa po-
vcdati' da MENU manjka prvi
pOgoi "a filozofi6na razmotri-
vanla - mozgani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
MLADINSKA soc. ORGANIZA.
CHA VRSI VELIKO DELO.

MLADINSKA soc. ORGANIZA-
CHA VRSI VELIKo DELO.
Tri miliOne deGkov in dcklic je
V lndirektni zvezi $ socialisticnO
stranko V Zedinienih drzavah. To
so otroci aktivnih clanov stranke.
SOclallStiGnih volicev in tistih de
%Iavcev, XII simpatizirajo Z naSim
glbanjem. In 10 mladinO hoce
stranka priyesti Y gibanje IN So
ciallzcm $ SistcmatiGno izobrazbo.
Organiziranie mladinc "a razred-
nj boz nj wee ME novega. Take
Organizaciie obstoje re dolgo V
Evropi. zlaSti Nemciji. in tudi
V IedinIcnih drzavah imamo mia
dinskO org~anizaciio. katera kras-
no napreduje. Nj ga skoraj vecie-
ga mesta Y republiki, kjer hi ne
bila mladinSka SocialistiGna liga
young Peoples Socialist Leage)
in vsaka Ia ka liga ie V tcsni I'VE
ri Z osredmjo upravo Strankc.
Namen teh organizacii ic ilo-
b%razevati mladino , soc.allStIG-
mem duhu in 10 vtrdi,i ter pri-
praviti "a bodoce boie ma polite
mem in ekonomSkem polju. Izo-
brazba Sc deli ma mnogo panog.
Tako II. pr. Chicago. Butte.
Mont. i'll Y wee drugin mestih J.
majo mladinske lige svojo solo
Ia principe municipalnc Wade,
kler 81 decki in tudi odraSceni So
drugi bavijo Z ncStetimi problemi
meStnega vladanja ali ~upravlja-
MIA. MladinSka organizacija V
Chicago ina svoj glavni stan ma
1882 w. Madison st. III Steie o.
krog 800 clanov in clanic. Ma ce-
In te ligc ie sodr. Adrian Rogers,
XII le tudi predsednik unite ste
nografov, Program "a izobraze-
vanjc in zabave "a naStopno Jim
sko zon ie zelo obSiren. Liga
je vpeliala "a letos rcdna pre-
davanja V prostorih svojega glav-
mega stana tri predavania so Sc
re vrSlla zadnja diva tedna i'm ST.
Ger Z leplm vspenom. ChikaSka or
ganizacija ina tudi svoi casopiS.
kateri iZhaja meSeCno V obliki
maihne revije.
GibanJe "a sploSno Organizira-
ME sOcialisticne mladinc pc vsi
republiki ie V pOlnom thru. Mia
dinska organizaciia ie nekaka
pripravljalnica "a urenie in va
ienie mladih socialistov IN socla.
listk "a bodoce boic. XII Jill Gaka-
10. klerkoli .ie moGnejSa organi-
zacija socialisti6ne stranke. tam
mora prelalislci vznikniti mladin-
ska Organizacija. SocialisticnO gi-
banic Sc danes wee ne suce sa-
mo okrOg poulicnih <ovornikov
in c%irkulaciic tedenskih casopi-
soy; danaSnic gibanic zahtcya
wee polja in wee della. cato pa so
cialiStiGna mladina ne Sme lena
Iriti.
Cas- ir torei. da So Y tenn DO
glcdu zdramimo tudi iugoslovan-
ski socialist in povSvctimo wee
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04

KDOR SE NJ PORAVNAL ZAOSTA.
LIZ NAROCNINE. MAI TO STORI IA
kOl, KER Sc MI SICER V KRAFT
KEN USTAVI LIST. cakali bono
samo tiste, XII sc iavijo, mai Sc Jim lista
ne vstavil Poor ma to!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Jos. Eriaveev obrambni fond.

Poslano ma sodr. +. Matkota s. Greens
burg, Pa:
VI. Werbish, Oh lrustva 81. Barbara Il.
%. jacksonville. Kans., 500. HvaIa,
Newark post., 1913-03-12

kennard & Co., Wilmington s
reliable merchants, have an an
nouncemcnt in today's issue which
should be Of real interest to our
readers. Recognizing the claim of
the local merchants upon the peo-
pie Of the town Kennard & Co. adj
wise buying at home whenever pos
sible, but if not at home-then
"buy at their store in Whining
ton.
This is fair reasoning, and shows
broad and liberal spirit that is
typical Of the firm. Kdnnard &
Co. already have quite large pat
ronage in this section and those
who for any reason go to Whining.
ton will find their store very con.
venient and entirely satisfactory
place to shop.
Newark post., 1913-03-12
DELAWARE'S ATP'
SCI FL rCD 1912
:. TO be Dedicated on Memorial Day

Wednesday, May 21-Junlors VS..
Seniors: fG
Saturday, May 24-Finals in III
ter-class games;
Friday, May 3O-Bucknell at New
ark;
Wednesday, June 1S-Alumni at
Newark.
On Tuesday, June II, the annual
inter class track meet will be held.
Owing to the field not being COM
pleted no scrub games have been
scheduled and there will be no in
ter-collegiate tennis engagements.
In the football schedule there
are some teams that Delaware
never has played before and several
that have not ben scheduled for
some years. 1t will be the first
time that the old Gold and Blue
has met George Washington Uni
versity and the Temple University.
Practically every eleven scheduel
is a strong one. There are eight
cams scheduled. The season will
open October 4th with Haverford
and close November % with Dick
inson. Five games will be played
at home and three away. The sched
ule follows:
October 4-Haverford at Newark
October 11-George Washington
University at Washington, Pa;
October 18-Temple University a
Newark; Is.
E October 25-Catholic University a
Washington, ID. c.;
t November stevens Institute q
Hoboken;
! November S-Washington Collee
of Chestertown, Nd, at Newark
/ November 15-Mt st. Marys
Newark;
!. November 22-Dickinson at New
ark. -
Newark post., 1913-03-12
Frazer Fie' :

Athletic Council of Della
nee 'eafc Ecc College at a meeting held last
might approved both the baseball
and football schedules. Both sched-
.ules are unusually hard ones and
this is particularly true OF football.
Decoration Day, May Both, will be
great day for sports at Old Del
aware as the new athletic field is
to be dedicated on that occasion.
AS special attractions there will be
field and track meet with Mlh-
lcnburg which will be followed by
n baseball game with Bucknell.
The baseball season will open
April 10Th, with Swarthmore, on
the new athletic field. There are
II games scheduled in addition to
the inter class series aud Alumni
game and all but three Of these will
be played at home. The baseball
schedule follows:
Saturday, April l2-Swarthmore
at Newark;
Friday, April 1s-Albright at My
erstown;
Saturday, April 19-Lebanon Val
ley at Annville;
Wednesday, April 23-Lebanor
Valley at Newark;
Friday, April 25-A. & M. OF N
Carolina at Newark;
Saturday, April 26-Ursinus a
Newark;
Saturday, May 3-Manhattan a
New York;
Wednesday, May st. Johns o
Annapolis at Newark;
Thursday, May 8-Gettysburg a
Newark;
Saturday, May 10-Stevens Inst
tute at Newark;
Wednesday, May 4-Freshmel
Sophomores inter-class game;
Saturday, May 17-Maryland 4
G. at Newark;
Newark post., 1913-03-12
Postorials
VERY PROBABLE BUT NOT
VET

IN L L Ilo)ADLh w -ND
YET
Great excitement prevailed III
Newark last Friday when the ex-
plosion occurred in Baltimore. In
reply to one of the several queries
sent from this Office we received the
following telephone message: Don t
be alarmed. Nothing serious. Bry-
an was only told to sit down by
Wilson.-that' s all.
EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT
Did you catch Bryan when he
said, "Mr. Wilson and | are IN
perfect accord He believes that
the policy of this government
should be exactly as | said II
should be some 10 years ago.
! ONLY HE ADMITTED 1T.
1t has been said that man was
the greatest Of God s creations but
"no one ever said 50 but man.
The same might apply to the Every
Evening. Last night, in comment
ing on the States different publ
cation, the editor said, "Still th'
Every Evening is the leading
newspaper Of the State But NJ
one ever said so but it's editor.
CLEAN SHAVE.
Several of our citizens hav,
adopted the Wilson clean shave
Some who went to the 1naugura
ton returned without the mus
tache.
WHAT is A DEMOCRAT?
Wilson is certainly Democra
that IS different. No jobs for rela
tives-Consult no Office seekers
Newark post., 1913-03-12
Buy at Home

No snake appropriations-Nothing
to drink-What manner of Demo-
crat is this anyway?
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
Father Of Rev. Miller Installed as Pastor

Rev. J. C. Miller, d. D.. father of
Rev. A. B. Miller pastor of the Presby-
terian church of this city was recently
installed as pastor of Park College at
Parkville, Mo. The elder Rev. Miller
has visited his son here and some four
years ago preached in Audubon.
The following clipping from the
Wooster Daily Republican will be of
interest to his friends here:
Although near the three-score and
ten age mark the Rev. John c. Miller,
d. D., was installed as pastor of the
Park College church on Wednesday,
February 9Th, 1913. Presbyterian ex-
aminer says of the situation: This is
a college church, $50 students of Park
College constitute a majority of the
congregation. Students are at once a
most responsive and most critical audi
ence. They are intellectually alert,
quick to grasp ideas, impatient of plati-
tudes, keen to detect sham; scorning
pretense and bigotry, they admire
strength and sincerity"
Rev. Miller was born in 1874. He
served three years in the civil war,
then prepared for college and put him
self through the University of Wooster
and Union Theological Seminary, land
ing in the ministry and in wedlock in
his thirtieth year"
Now he takes one of the most diff
cult of pastorates when he is near the
seventies. What is the secretH" asks
the examiner. ''He is not brilliant.
DIR. Miller started life with no better
intellectual endowment than the aver
age minister Why is he still force
in the world, with a message that ap-
peals to young men; at an age when so
many good ministers are long past
their acceptability in the pulpit? Work
and prayer. The work of calling, the
work of self control, the work of prep
aration, the work of study, backed by
the prayer of faith in public, but much
more in private"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

Nick Theilan went to Carroll last Sat
urday to visit relatives over Sunday.
Ethel Curtis went to her parental
home in Atlantic Friday evening.
Prof. Hoyman left for his home in
Linn county to spend his vacation.
Vern Hamlin came in Monday for a
few days visit with relatives.
Father Mcdonald held early mass
here last Sunday morning.
Iona Houston went to Anita Monday
to work for few weeks.
Lola Brinkerhoff has been on the sick
list the past week.
Julius Herrick has been on the sick
list with tonsilitis.
George Gore and wife were Audubon
visitors Monday.
Burt Dryden was here on business
Saturday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
The Office Seeker.

Man is a creature CT desire,
A being fashioned to admire
When feeling in condition;
An egotistic soul is he,
Whose chief ambition is to be
A local politician.
Each day keeps up constant clamor
Knocking with his little hammer,
Nor waiting for permission
Thanks God has willed it as his fate
To guide the erring ship of state,
This local politician.
Saws he might run for Governor
If coaxed, or even Senator;
A subtle, sly admission
A vain attempt to even give
His time as Representative"
This local politician.
As each election rolls around
Man in his element is found,
y Self conferred is his mission;
His energies must find vent,
AS Mayor he couldn't be content,
This local politician.
But if he gains no other one,
The Post Office" he wants to run,
Or any old POSITION
He'd be, if none more worthy found
"Dog catcher for the city Pound,
This local politician,
So year by year he laborS on
Until the days of youth are gone,
Imhued with one ambition
To be IT in the peoples eyes,
And so he lives and so he dies
"a 7 ooal pn1itician
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
BRAYTON AND 0AKFIELD

f. L. Freeman and H. J. Hansen's
places of business, and the Woodman
Hall will soon be equipped with electric
lights. The power will be furnished
by the dynamo installed by Miller &
Nelson.
Arthur Andersen and wife are mourn
ing the loss of their little son, Donald,
who died Thursday morning after a
short illness. Mr.. Andersen is in Chi
cago but is expected home at once.
Mrs. w. r. Koob and son, Roscoe,
went to Anita to attend the funeral of
c. c. Van Slyke, the grandfather of DR..
Koob. The old gentleman was 81 years
of age at the time of his death.
A car off the track caused the north
bound freight train to be tied up in
Brayton for some time Monday.
Chris Petersen, F. L. Freeman and
Jesse Nymand had business calling
them to Audubon Monday.
Mrs. Roscoe .Essington went to Extra
Monday to visit for few days with her
mother, Mrs. Rich.
Frank johnson of Adair spent Sunday
in Brayton with his parents, John
Johnson and wife.
Harry Jones came up from Atlantic
Sunday and visited until Monday with
his mother.
Ebbe Hansen and wife of Harlan were
visiting his father, H. p. Hansen,
Monday.
George Weighton of Audubon was in
attendance at the R. P. Clark sale
Friday.
Alma Leigan spent a part of last week
in Wiota, visiting her sister, Mrs, Ralph
Goodwin.
Torval Rasmussen of Hamlin was
transacting business in Brayton Friday.
Percy Hallock was visiting his father,
1. P. Hallock in Atlantic over Sunday.
Nels P. Hoegh spent Saturday night
at the home of his son, VIM, in Atlantic.
B. NJ. Gross returned home Sunday
from business trip to Waterloo.
G. P. Andersen is spending a few
days in Omaha with friends.
VIM. Thompson is enjoying a visit
from his son, Lesley of N. Y.
Halvor Blom has gone to Marathon to
work during the summer.
Carl Dahl went to Red Oak Saturday
for an over Sunday visit.
John Bergh of Atlantic was in Bray
ton on business Saturday.
Dick Powers came up from Atlantic
and spent Sunday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

When you meet a sad looking man
its easy to acquire full details of his
troubles.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

Some girls are so particular that the
only way you can hold their hands is to
shake hands with them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

Every female who powders believes
that there is something wrong about
the girl who paints.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

Some girls have rather thin excuses
for wearing short hobbies.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

A business man on Broadway says
some of US fit in-while others butt in.
Who's next.