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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07

IT don't look to see the single tan
idea incorporated into our eeeneEaie
system tor some time ta comet II
too simple, toe sane, tee direct, tee
easy OF applieaHen, toe Fundamental,
and the world does net want fuada-
mental reform"
Thus spoke Clarence Darrow at
tho dinner given BY the Los Angeles
Single Tax club. His address fairly
sparkled with epigrams ana state
mont Of facts set forth In g. most fas-
oinating way. = 3*f1.:: ~.
He began by declaring that the
single tax IL at once the sanest, most
sensible, practical and thoroughly
fundamental plan for economic ro-
form that he knew about, and for
that reason he was not 80 hopeful Of
tn early adoption az he would other
wise be. 49, -
EVERY sin is a product Of law a.
witness the franchises, the wicked
out Of the private monopoly Of land,
mines. railroads and the products Of
nature. Nature tolls q billion years
to make coal mine, for the use Of
the people of the earth-no, for the
profit Of some thief who has grabbed
the mine and holds 5it under our ini-
Quttous laws II s.5...5s> 4. 4. : a
What Private Ownership Means.
Private ownership Of land means
tncreasing wealth for the few ana In.
creasing poverty for the masses
Workingmen take no account Of fun.
damentals. any more than other folks
Millions Of workingnnen have organ.
tied themselves into unions to At
tempt the well-nigh impossible task
OF controlling the labor market in
stead Of doing the fundamental thing
namely, changing the conditions un.
der which they live. II : small frao.
ton Of the millions that have been
spent on labor unions had been spent
on fundamentals there would be az
need Of labor unions today. h s
am a single ,taxeri unl limited. s.s@l
don't want merely:aa new fiscal sys.
tenn. = new system of taxation. I,wan1
the earth for all the people all tn,
earth for all men . That ID the doc.
Itrilne of Henry George before Il be
lcame too resp ecta1,le IA 3 dead hay,
ght esisla W tl,e liyinS
lSlVIhsns 90 gsn O. oaSh
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07
WHEN COURTS FALL
OUT WHAT FOLLOWS?
District Of Columbia Court Wants
Supreme Judges to Review
Gompers' Case. ~.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The dis
trict supreme. court, which originally
sentenced President Gompers, Vice
President Mitchell and Secretary
Morrison to Jail for contempt. Of
court, has filed petition in the
supreme court Of the United States.
asking that tribunal to review the
decision of the district court Of ap-
Of the three men, but reduced their
sentences. %. ~ %...@. s:
At the same time the United States
supreme court has under considers
ton another application for a re-
view on a point Of error presented
by attorneys for the convicted men.
! Originally President Gempers was
sentenced to II months. Vice Presi-
dent Mitchell to nine months, and
Secretary Morrison to six months, but
under the recent ruling Of the court
Of appeals the sentences were at
firmed. but reduced. +. s:. .@.=
I According to the latest decree
President Gompers Is sentenced to
80 days in jail. while Vice President
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison are
assessed a fine Of $500 each. with
the proviso that upon refusal to pay
they are to- be committed to jail un-
til 1t Is paid. ...I y IA s
It is asserted by those informed on
the history Of jurisprudence that this
is the first case on record where an
inferior court has applied directly to
the highest tribunalt 0 review the de-
cision Of another inferior court.
4 It Is believed that the United States
supreme court will act upon these ap-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07
FREE LAND MEANS FREE MEN


to stay dead and not reach out its
dead hand and tell us who are alive
how much Of the earth we have a
right to.
The Workers Condition.
THE working man goes out to
whore the car service is poor and liv-
ing conditions undesirable and pays
SO a month rent for a cottage IN
which to ,live-and work.. He is poor
because he Is a workingman. II he
wasn't poor he wouldn't be working
man, and II he wasn't a workingman
he wouldn't be poor. Everyone who
works is poor, and all, or nearly all.
poor: persons work, and usually the
You can't get rich by working for 1t.
I never tried 1t, but I've seen persons
who did. Well, this poor: workingman
goes out In the suburbs and rents his
cottage and along comes a bunch Of
practical reformers who lay out =
park, improve the car, service, and
the; rent goes up to $40 q month, and
the workingmans goes still farther out
whore. the car service isapoor for the
right to live. and keep on working.
III. = Taxes q Curse. ., i
'''All taxes are = curse excepting the
land value tax. That is positive
blessing, because the: more you tax
land the moro It increases. It is the
only thing that; grows by taxation. You
talk about. city Of q million by
1915. Who WIN be- benefited? Not
the workingman. He will be far
worse Off than at present because the
greater the city the greater the pow
erty. No. tn only person benefited
will be the man who owns the land.
Win we learn that the land be-
longs to. all Of Us and to each only
80 muc . she can use, then We win
be free men---no need for labor unions
then: no need to legislate to keep mon
and women from working thnselvet
| TO death: no need to legislate against
the white slave. traffic. When It pays
TO behave, men will behave. # They'll
do II tbcause they want to. There will
besno class Distinct ions Ia that time,
10 NJ awfuI poverty and no \ awful
wealth M III. :E
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07

Mr.. Fairfax gave 4 history Of the
division movement In the Legislatures
Of Minnesota and Wisconsin. declar-
ing that : bill at one time passed the
lesislature g e Wisconsin SWING IL
TO 30 aken rsorn tths northern part
statS III ~ Is.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07
CONNEUTICUT PAssEs
COMPENSATION BILL,

HARTFORD. Conn. June 6.The
Connecticut Legislature has passed an
optional workmen's compensation
bill. The bill applies to employers of
i've or more persons. excluding casu-
IL labor. II & ~ .:s5.
&ss The common law defenses are
swept away Ia event Of litigation to
the party In interest who has refunad
to accept the comp Hon Law. q. !
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07

Thomas Fa3rfax Of Superior yes
tseday delivered an address to the
graduating class Of the Normal school
of that city. in which he presented
his we'll known scheme for q proposed
new state as shown on the above map
IS ~ alken fro rntte 4 northern p,art
.n{ ktnaasota ana WISCONSIN s:s58
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07
OALIFoRNIA llNInsJrJA,f VA IN, !,

CALIFORNIA AuNIn6UAf wAGm ~ 3
5s SACRAMENTO q : = g g June MINI
mum g ~ waxes bin, providing Tor u M
dustrial welfare count sion. Win nm
IpoWer TO tx wages Tor women 6 4
rate g &c that viii cover tho .necs, uary
cost q q proper livinl I. recently $500,
the legislature and has been sl1n1,,d.
nv the goysRnor.
xi,le Il oase = 3 ,,s - =
l1Ii ~ ~ - ss
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07
LARGE T: ~ RNI[N,(lG:S.

WASHINGTON, June 5. Tho gross
earnings OF the Westinghouse Elec-
trio company for the fiscal year ended
March 81 81 last were pproxima&ely
~, 20 o., 000. i . record figure. and the
net income available for dividends i
3t3.16 033. This was exceeded only
al
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07

ksmor.y = y thing to 49, 50
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-06-07

black looks are wasted on the col
blind.
ths & acttr sIsy ..l,''F fol'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

nu. Il vso rafiniranostio. 2 yso L.
metnoStJo moderne kuhinie So.
skrbi "a to, da zobem ne preosta-
ne niti najmanjSe delo!
Seveda S TEN ne mislim nika.
kor reel, da mai gremo nazai ma
stopnjo divjih narodov. navedel
sem Jill samo cato, ker nam kaze-
10 pot, pc kateri moramo It'll ako
hocemo prepreciti popolni propad
clovcSkega zobovja. NaSega zobo-
wa ne bono mogli wee mnogo DO
bolJSati ampak koristili bono ma
sim otrokom in poznejSim FARO
dom. Yam, castle matere, pola.
gam ma srce da daste svoiim otro
kom kakor nitro so cato zmozni
krepko trdnO hranO, katcro mora
10 lzdatno zveGiti, da Jim daste
ralsi redilen rzeni kruh S trdo
skorjo, kakor nicvredne slasGice
IN prazno belo p%ecivol Otroci in
nJlh otroci YAM bodo hvalezni "a
to.
Ena najvaznejSih took V mo-
derm medicini je profilaksa, to
sc pravi stremljenje "a ten, da
p%reprecimo holezni, preden Sc raz
viJeJo, ker bolezen je lazie prepre
citl, kot pa 10 zdTaviti, kadar lie
re razvita. Ravnajmo Sc tudi
mn pc TEN naGelu, da naSim otro-
kom pri mas .je seveda re pre-
pozno zobje sploh ne bodo
gnili. potem jih tudi ne DO potre-
ba zalivati. Kakor re omenjeno.
dajo najvecjo. garancijo roper
enilobo dobro zavapneli zobie.
NaSa skrb mora torej biti, da do
bivaJo nasi otroci income, dobro
zavapnele zobe, XII so mnogo
mani podvrzni gnilobi. Ali je to
sploh mogoce doseGi in kaj nam
je storiti V Ia namenf
Eksperimentiralo Sc je V ia
namen Z razlincimi zivalmi, z
levi, Z leopard it'd. Ako sc .ie
dala noseci materi hrana, XII je
imela V sebi veliko vapnenca, .ie
bilo pri mladih cello okostje in tu-
di zObovje mocnO razvito, v ma
sprotnem slucaju pa so bill zobje
IN kosti pri mladih slabo r"azviti.
Ravno takO je pri cloveku. Pri
MEM Sc zacnc mleGno zobovje
razvijati re ' drugem mesecu en-
brijonalnega zivljenja in v sed-
mem mesecu so krone re zavap-
nele. V tel dobi tore.j mora matt
dovaJati sebi in 5 tenn tudi otroku
kolikor mOgoGe mnogo vapnenca
in to Sc dOseze $ primerno hrano.
V TEN oziru greSijo zastopnice le-
pega spola, posebno imOvite.jsih
slojev naravnost neverjetno. Ma
mesto da hi redno uzivale krep-
Ike izdatne jedi, trpincijo svojc
zelOdce razlicnimi praznimi
sladkarijami. POsebno priporo-
cati .je. da sc V tenn casu uziva
redno V malih mnozinah soGivje.
katero ina poleg zelenjave in
Jajc najvec vapnenca V sebi.
(Konec prihodjnie.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
ADVERTISEMENT
SIOvensko
Boil. Pod. DruStva.
Ustanovljeno l6. januvarja
1884,
lnkorporirano "a. feb<uvaria
1908 V DRAW Kansas.
Sedez: Fronfenac, Hans.

Sedez: FrOnfenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERzAN, Box 70, Mineral, Kans
Podpreds: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 800, W. Mineral, Ksns
TaJnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan,
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 245. Mulberry Kan,
hapisnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNlKAR, L. Box So, Frontenac. Kan,
NADZORNIKl:
PONGkAC JURSE, Box 357, W. Mineral. Kaps.
ANTON HOFFMAN,, Frontenac, Kans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 42, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO. Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800. w. Mineral Kan.
JOHN ERZEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box At.
Sprej'mna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znasa samo ode,
Dollar. vs. dOpisi Sc mai blagovoGjo posiliati. 81 tainikr
Use densrne posljatve pa 81. b~lagajniku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

A''' -, AEIh-
de kak mleGnjak, Sc pokaze "a
daj V celjuSti prvi stalni Fob, TO
je prvi meljac s~talnega zobovja.
Akoravno jc Ia FOB najvetji V
GloveSkem zobovju, ga mnogo-
krat ne opazi matt, ali ga ina Sc
"a mleGnika. Ia Fob jc posebme
vainosti: od MEGA sta mnogo-
krat odvisna r~azvoj in pravilna
lega celega pravilnega zobovja -
V sedmcm letu Sc meniaio spre-
daj srcdnji zobje in V trinajstcm
letu Je Ia process menjavanja Ze
koncan. Takrat ina otrok 2S Job.
Sele pozneje, I. j. cd sedemnaj-
stega do S~tiridesetega leta 81 pri-
kaze tretji meljac, takoimenovani
zob resnoSti ali modroSti (WcitS-
heitszahn). Ia Job mnogokrat
sploh wee he prodre, ker ne Made
p%rOstora V premajhni celjusti in
pOznejsi rodovi ga najbrze sploh
ne bodo dobivali. NaSprotno so
imeli nasi predniki pred mnogo
mnOgo tiso6 lett wee Fob kakor
mi. Gin bolj so Sc razvili mozga-
nj, tembolj je zaostala 6%eljust in
= MO stevilo Job.
Sa%moobsebi ie umevno. da We
ljajO "a gojenje stalnega zobov-
ia ista naGela. kakor "a gojenje
mlecnega in ia so: IL skrb IA 70
be donna in 3 negovanje zobov-
ia pc zobozdravniku. Ce Sc .jc
otrok zgodai navadil ravnati Sc
pc teh naGelih, mu BIO to kot Cd
raslemu cloveku neobhodna po-
treba, kakor pravi pregovor:
"Stara navada .ie zelezna sraj-
ca"
Nsakcmu zobozdravniku sc We
likokrat pripeti, da mu pacijent
pc pravici ton: ''Jaz STORM vse
"a svoje zobe, Jill snazim. grem
Stirikrat ma lcto k zdravniku in
vendar vs. zaman. Iobje mi gni-
lelo naprej". In takih pacijentov
je mnogo, taxi pacijenti smo wee
ali mani vsi. Vzrok temu nismo
mi Sami, vzrok temu so naSi pred
Mkt, naSi %starSi. naSi zivljenski
pogoji, naSa kultura.
NaSc zobovje .ie degenerirano
ne Samo. kar Sc tice Stevila Job.
ampak tudi glede kakovosti i'm
odpornosti proti gnilobi. DrugaGe
81 ne moreno raztolmaciti ialost-
ne resnice. da ina V evropskih
mcStih naimanj % odstotkov vse
mladine Slahe zobe. (Op. ur.: Tu-
di V Ameriki nj boljSe).
Zakaj zivalim nixon ne gnijejo
zobje in zakaj Opazamo isto tudi
pri diviih narodih, pri katerih
kuharska umetnost Sc nj raZvita !
Ker ii rabijo svoje zObe cato. IN
kar Jill Jim je dala narava. Min
Mvljenski pogoji so taxi, da mo-
rajo izdatno rabbit svoje zobe
oni uzivajo svoio hrano, bodisi
sirOvo meso, bodisi vegetabilicno
hrano. V TAXI obliki, da posamez-
nj individium sploh ne more ekzi-
strait brez dobrega zobovia. Ra.
di tega kOi ;zgine vsak V TEN OH
ri slabeisi' individuum in mu nj
dana prilika, ~prenasati svoje sla-
be ~lastnosti ma svoje potomce.
Tedaj izdatna raba FOB je pr.
vi pogoj "a moGno zobovje. VsaB
organ, vsaka miSica, XII Sc izdat.
no rabi in vezba, Sc mocno razvi.
Je, nasprotno degenerira vsak or.
gan, XII sc ne rabi. o TEN Sc lahko
prepricamo povsod in vsak dan.
S tenn, da krepko grizemo trde
stvari, postane cirkulacija krvi v
celjusti zivahneiSa in V zobeh Sc
deponira wee vapnenca in vsled
tega postanejo zobje trdi. Dobrc
zavapneli, trdi zobie so pa mai
zanesliveJSe varstvo prot gnilo.
hi. In sedaj, cenieni posluSalci. 81
predstavliajte kak moderni me.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

We razvojne faze.
Ce bi poedinec kot tax mogel IL
Yeti, bi zivel zadoseanJu lie enega
| obeh osnovnih instinktov, skrbi
IN zivez, one prvotne IN preproste
funkcije, katero imenuje Aristo-
tel ktesis, dobivanje ziveza. Toda
druga fundamentals zivljenska
potreba pc reprodukciji istovrst'
nth bitij zahteva druzabno zivljen
je in pray il te funkcije razmerja
in reprodukcije Sc poraja nravni
in druzabni cut, ki navajo pOedin-
ca, da he zivi Ease, ampak V skup
mem zivljenju. Lahko recemo, da
imata lakota in liubezen, oba o.
snovna zivljenska nagona. "a dru-
zbo pomen uravnoveSujocega re-
gulatorja. Ljubezen pomenja IA
vecino ljudi glavno formo "a po-
radio nabrane fizioloSke in duSev-
ne sile. prihranjene cd vsakdanje-
ga kruha. odvzete vsakdanjemu
delu ali pa V brezdelju nakopice-
ne. Ljubavna razkoSja so edna,
XII imajo zuacaj SploSnosti in ena-
kosti, vSled cesar imenujc ljudSt-
vo ljubezen po pravici parade IL
bogih. ReligiOzni nauk: "Bodite
rOdovitni in mnoZite Sc ~. warm
je hkrati intcrcsc vladaioGIh raZ-
redov, zakaj erotika upeha orga-
nizem, zlasti moSki; V liubavnem
razkoSju Sc pozabi gOrje pomanj-
kanja in mezdne suznoSti, in hkra
ii izgubi organizem, ki Sc cd GRO
like nikoli pray ne umiri, svojo
proEnoSt.
Kakor odgovaria ucinkovanju
spolnega zivlienja mnozitcv pre-
bivalStva, pray tako omemogoGuje
prOznOSt mnoIeGega Sc prebivalSt-
va okamcnitev druzabncga reda.
process, ki je V naSi dobi provzro-
ell znacilen pojav proletariata /;
tako gre %Socialni razvoi ncprene.
homa Svojo pot.
Ne da Sc tajiti, da so konccm
10. veka pozitivne vedc dognale.
da iivi pocdinec lie "a vrsto, "a
edino %trajno zivljensko rcalitcto,
dOcim so konccm Is. yeka DONNIE
vail. da ie druzba zastran poedin-
cev in izvajali. da morejo in mo-
rajo ziveti milijoni delavnih in
trpecih ljudi zavOljo zivljcnia ne
katerih izvoljencev. Danes vidi-
mo, da Sc znanstveno miSljenje
premika V socioloSki in socialistic
nj smeri proti dedScini Is. veka.
prot pretiranemu individualizmu.
Seveda kaie bologna, ia Sc je
izogibati n~asprOtnega ekstrema, V
katerega SO padle utopisticne in
komunistiGne smeri socializma. TIE
vidijo samo druzbo in popolnoma
pozabljajo ma poedinca. Bioloski
zalion pa je, da je zivljenje agr,-
gaia produkt z~ivlienia poedincev,
kakor izhaja zivljenjc pocdinca
IL s%odelovanja njegovih clemen-
tarnih Organizmov.
Zadosti je dokazano. da stoii
konec 10. in zacetek 20. veka ozna
cujoci socialism V popolnem So
glasiu 4 rezultati znanstvenega
miSljenia, tudi Y naglaSaniu "a
htev solidarne socialne druzbe ma
sproti izgredom doktrinarSkega
individualizma. Konccm Is. vcka
je individualizcm provzroGil bla-
godejen pOtreS. toda pc brczobzir-
mem in neomeienem delovanju
konkurencc mora voditi do "osvo
bodilnih' eksplozij anarhizma. Xxi
%oznanja "indiyidualnO akciio" in
Xxi pozablja ma cloveSko in druzah
no skupnost i%nteresOv.
Prihajamo k poslednji dotiki
darvinizma in socializma, kier ST
R~ajtasaejSe S3aja.
VII.
Boi "a obstanek in razredni boi
Darvinizem izvaja yes mehani.
zem zooloskega razvoja vrst IL bo.
ia "a obstanek, Xxi Sc vrSi deloma
med pOedinci iste vrste, deloma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEVNIK
"ZARJADt

Kdor zeli oitati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
kraja, ia mai Sc naroGi ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik "ZAR-
JA."
'Zarja' izhaja v Ljubljani, Sc
lenburgove ulice Stew. 81 II in sta
ne "a Ameriko So "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
VII.
Boj "a obstanek in razredni boi

0SI q" OcotniiCh III loAiOuLl WI.
Darvinizem izvaja yes mehani-
zem zo~oloskega razvoja vrst IL bo-
ia "a obstanek, XII Sc vrSi deloma
med pOedinci iste vrste, deloma
med raZlicnimi vrstami. PRAY tako
izvaja marksizem mehanizem drr
zabnega razvoja in zakona o raz-
rednem boju, katerem vidi glib
no silo cloveSke zgodovine in znan
stveni kline do ME in XII ga sma-
ira tudi Ia ideal in brezpogojno
normo politicnega socializma, XII
Sc tako odtegne vsemu praznemu,
raztezljivemu in o%nemoglemu po-
lovicarstvu custvenega socializma.
Kakor je postanek zivljenja raz
lozilo stoprav spoznanje boja "a
obstanek, prav tako nam ie Ego
dovina GloveStva umliiva sele 20
zakonu razrednega boja; sele po-
slej postanejo ANAL b~arbarstva.
polkulturc in civilizaciic nekai
drugega kOt vecno izpremenliiv
kaleidoskop individualnih einov.
silna in nujna drama. XII ie - "a
vedno ali nezavcdno - maine
znatnejsih podrobnostih kakor V
svojih naikolosalne.jsih katastro-
fab opredeliena PC oosnodarskih
razmerah, tel natorni in z~atorei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

~ 5. OKTOBRA JE PRVA
RDEcA NEDELJA! CE VAN
JE POTEKLA NARoCNINA. A.
Ii CE BI Sc RADI NARoCILT
MA PROLETARCA, SToRITE
TO MA ia DAN SAM ALI PA
PoToM NASEGA ZASToPNT.
KA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
(Dalie ~prihodniiG.)

~ Pr. Lefargue. an materiali-
smo economico di Marx" (Critica
Sociale 1S94.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
HAYDEN JUNCTION
TO HAVE A SCHOOL

Hayden, Ariz, Aug 23.-Hayden
Junction is to have 2 school Of its own
this year, which will make it much
more convenient for the children than
attending the Hayden school, as was
the case last year z. D. King, G. S
Anderson and J. z. Ramsey have been
appointed to serve on the school board
for the ensuing year. Material has
been ordered by the county for a mod
ern school house and the work will be
rushed, so that school can be opened on
schedule time
The Hayden schools Will reopen for
the next term on the second Monday
in September. It is expected that the
attendance will be the same as last
term, which will necessitate the hiring
Of five teachers, the same number as
heretofore.
F. G. Janney, manager Of mills for
the Raw Consolidated Copper company,
has left for Salt Lake City, where he
will remain for some time on work in
connection with the Utah Copper COM
pany, with which company he is also
connected. Later on Mr.. Janney ex-
where he will remain for a few months
experimenting the work in connection
with the construction of the mill on
the property of the Alaska Gold Mines
company. - J
Roy Beck, who was injured in the
mill about four months ago to such
an extent that amputation Of his right
leg was found necessary, has again
gone to the hospital for further ampu-
tation of the same leg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

lies enjoyed a big watermelon feast on
the Y. NJ G. A. lawn.
". ". Ward. manager Of the Wells
Fargo Express company here, has been
transferred to Longview, Texas.
Chas. Morris got a piece Of steel in
his eye, but it was removed without
serious injury to the eye.
The 7. & P. shops here have adopted
the nine hour work day, instead Of
eight hours
a large force is now at work on
the laying Of the new water main.
Lester Fisher has purchased a resi-
dence from J. D. Castle in the north
west part of the city.
R T Mathews, recently of FL Paso,
has purchased a residence on Scurry
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

self Surrender" for evening, The
Young Man Who Faced Three ways
The orchestra will play at the evening
service Sunday school at S:SO J. M
c. Y. Nafe, superintendent
East Ell PasO Presbyterian.
East FL Paso Presbyterian church,
corner Poplar and Texas Streets. Rev.
Kenneth Brown. pastOr-Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m; morning service at II a
m; night service at p. m Inc closing
scenes of the Life of Christ viii be
shown in moving pictures. These NOV
ing pictures do not take the places OF
preaching, but illustrate the truth
There is always a sermon in ADDITION
to the pictures.
west FL PasO Sunday School
West FL Paso Sunday school, old
Fort Bliss barracks, J. l. Vaughan SUI
rintendent-Sunday school at p m;
preaching Thursday night at 3 O'CLOCK,
sermon by Rev. Kenneth Brown. Our
Flag and other Flags" illustrated.
Alta Vista VI. T. Church, South
At Alta Vista Methodist Episcopal
church South, 1916 Hueco street-SerN-
ices Sunday viii be as follows: Sunday
school at 9:45, R. H. Bower, superln-
tendent. The pastor, Rev. VIII X
Howell, having gone to Cloudcroft to
preach the morning service Will be
in charge of adjutant Pitt OF the Sal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
TWO RANCHES NEAR
BIG SPRINGS SOLD
Twenty Join Church During Revival IN
Big Springs Conducted by Rev.
TheO. Copeland
Big Springs, Tex, Aug. 3


Big Springs, Tex, Aug. zs.-Two
large ranches in the Big Springs coun-
try have been sold TO Fort worth men.
The Knott ranch in the western part
of this county, consisting Of 5000 acres.
has been purchased by J. G. Wilkinson,
a cattIeman of Fort Worth. and the
.. g. Oxshear ranch. in Martin county,
has been purchased by George H Null
key, a Fort Worth capitalist. 1t com
Rev. Theodore Copeland. D. D., Of St
Louis, No. is engaged in a revival
meeting at this. place. Many are at
tending the services This is DR.. Cope
lands second visit to Texas, having
&. held his first meeting at Midland in
June. The meeting will continue sew
more than 20 additions to the church.
John BrOughtOn and family, Of South
Texas, have. located here,
J C. McKinnOn brought to town five
wagon loads Of broom corn raised on
sbipped to the broom factory at abb
lene and netted Mr.. McKinnon SIS per
A. I Berman has sold his shoe store
to Ben F'arber. of Pecos.
the Oldest and best known citizens of
this city. died suddenly. The remains
s. A. Penix, president Of the Howard
County Good Roads association, has
appointed the following committee on
the Work OF placlng the Denver 70
Gulf auto highway through this
county: L S. Mcdowell. G. L Brown,
Joye Fisher, J. B. LittIer, W. F. Cush-
ing, R K Burns, Harry Abney. John
Currie, J. n Morgan and Z. W. DOuthit.
Mrs. 7 T Kirk, aged 80 years, died
at her home in this city after a long
illness Deceased leaves a husband
and one child, a seven year old son.
/ E Smith, secretary of the county
fair, has received word that a number
of fine race horses will be sent here
for the fair.
The Boy Scouts have gone TO the
COncho river on a camping expedition.
The members Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers and their fami-