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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

roki zdaj pa VEN, kan drzi
moja pot -"
liza ovinka, pc sredi ceste, je
zahrumel cingljaje in ropotaje
tramvaj in Sc urno blizal.
"Zdaj sem prost in svoboden
. sam ma cesti je premi-
slJeval in sc oziral proti tramva-
ju. "Zdaj Sc hos lahko vlaeila
e. ne BON te vec drzal "a uzdo,
prokleta ..."
kmalu je zahrumel tramvaj re
eisto tik MEGA :.
Ia hip je planil s tlaka ma tir
. =. Sunkoma sc je ustavil tram
vaJ, spodaj pod kolesi je zaje-
Gallo bolestno in kriknilo , nato
pa je bio tho -.
Ma bell sneg je lila izpod tram
vaja kri, z obraza je lila, z lie, IL
oei in IL vratu -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

neki metofiziki. samo da BIO ia
metafizika spekulativno usovrse-
ME znanstvenega spoznanja.
Sedaj Sc vracam k v~prasanjem,
ma katera mora s~ocialna f~ilozofi-
10 odgovoriti, &c mai DO sploh
filozofiia.
l. Ali izhaja socialna ~filozofija
IL kaksne eksaktne vedef Polka
zal sem, da Sc s~ocialna filozofija
gradi ma faktih kolektivne zave-
sti, XII so ugotovljeni V sociology
il.
2. Ali ie mogoca socialna meta
fizikaf IL dualizma posameznika
in druibe sc da najti razlaga "a
fhozoficne uganke cd Platona do
novoracionalizma in sc da Odgo-
WORTH tudi ma verska vprasanja
da je MANFRED bog lie simbol social
ne dejstvenosti.
3. Dualizem druzbe in individi-
ia pomenja, da ina duSevno del
stvovanje empiriGno-racionalen
znacaj: eutne predstave so plod
individualne zavesti. organicno-
psihicne ~zavesti. pojmi Sc tvorijo
V kolektivni zavesti. Cloveski IA
yum ie plod druzbe. Pojmi so IL
a SOcialne dcistvenosti.
A. Socialna filozofija ie V troj-
mem stiku $ strokovnimi vedami,
zlasti socialnimi; kajti socialne
cloveSke lastnosti so najvisja
funkcija vsemirja i'll morejo biti
TEN popolneje pojasnjene. elm
globlje p%ronicnejo strokovne We
de.
IL vsega izhaja zakliucek 20
socialno etiko: kakor ne moreno
razuma prevesti ma COLO indivi.
dualno empirijo. tako tudi ne
moreno nravnega ideala ponizati
ma COLO orodje osebnega vzitka.
Gin wee zivimo "a vzvisene so
elaine ideale, TEN boil premaguje-
mo svolo osebno slabost. In lie
zivljenje V socialnem duhu je
nravn zivljenje in vredno. da ga
zivimo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Nezgoda ma zeleznici.

st. Vida OBJ Glini porocajo: V
noel cd "a. ma %. septembra je
pritisnil stroi premikaca sodruga
Karla S~pitzeria oh steno kurilni-
&c. Sodrug Splitter ie dobil tezke
~notranie poSkodbe. Y brzovla-
kom so ga takoi prepeliali V be-
ljasko b~olnisnico, "A upan.ja je
malo. da hi ozdravel. Sodr. Spit
ger ina tri nepreskrbljene Otro-
Ike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Zvonimir Kosem:
MA CESTI.
(Konec.)

"Kako ii je ime!" jo je vprasal
nato. "Malka," - Okrogel
obrazek je imela in lepe prsi. -
"'Imas Sc starse?" "Samo ma
teri" mu je odgovorila. Natan-
ko 10 je opazoval in smilila Sc
mu ie in tudi ugajala. Neko cud-
no eustvo sc mi je zbudilo V ST.
Gu. Dekle Sc mu je pa tudi smeh-
ljalo tako lepo in prisreno .
Tisti veeer je Sci "a MO ma MEN
dom 10 je bila leto dni ma
to poroka, je wei tudi memo ma
ter k sebi, ali matt mu nj delala
dolgo casa nadlege, je kmalu u
mrla No, z mlado zensko je
zivel zadovoljno in sre6no in Sc
je razumel z MO kakor z niko-
mer; tudi pijanec Sc nj bill Ia
KRAFT. Use to je bilo zaeetkom
njunega zakona. On je delal dan
ma dan V fabriki. ona pa je bila
donna in je sivala, Prisli so otro-
ci in zdaj je delal Sc z veejo lju-
beznijo kakor kedaj poprej; tu-
di je incl zeno Sc raise kakor
nekdaj. - Ali prislo je drugace.
Zvedel je, da mu zena nj zvesta,
kmalu Sc je tudi sam preprieal,
da ga goljufa 2 drugimi; takrat
je storil prvi korak navzdol, IL
dial Sc je pija6i Priceli so SO
prepiri med MIN in zeno; n ga
je zmerjala S pijancem, on pa
MO z vla6ugo; tako nj bio pre-
pira med NINA nikdar konca
razdalja med MIN in MO Sc je
pa cedalje boil ve6ala in veealo
Sc je obenem tudi crno, neodpu-
stljivo sovrastvo drug do druge-
ga. - "Da sem tie moral welt
-. to sem bill slep In Sc
tako beraeico! =" je klel on
pred MO. Ona pa je ihtela "Saj
tie nisem nikdar prosila ii
pijanec! - In prieela sta
Sc sukati v krogu; udarec je sle-
dill udarcuy beseda besedi dan "a
dnem, duhomorno in neznosno
kakor BE nikdar Popolnoma
sc je VIDAL pijaci. Pa tudi zena
mu je hotela pokazati zdaj oeit-
no, da mu kljubuje. da ga mrzi,
da ne mara zanj in da v pregre-
hi noce zaostajati "a MIN; VIA
ella Sc je okrog z moskimi in Sc
"a svoje otroke nj dosti brigala
... Ma vrhuncu je bila VISA
stvar, da hi j pokazal svojo
moe, nj hodil wee V fabriko de-
lat. "Zdaj te imam ma uzdi!" je
dejal zeni. "Zdaj Sc vla6i okrog
s fanti!" = In vedno je bill "a
njenim hrbtom in pail ma meme
kretnje. craven tega je pill; vse
je slo h koncu; naposled je pri-
manjkovalo Sc soldov "a zganje.
"In petnajst let je Re tega,
kar sem 2 MO skupaj je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Vzigalice v otroskih rokah.

IL Celovca poroGaio: Stiriipollet-
ma pl. Dister ie dobila, ko je hi
la brez nadzorstva. vzigalice.
Med priiiganjem Sc je vnela o.
troku obleka. Kljub takoisnji
pomoci ie dobil otrok take po-
Skodbe, da ie drugi dan V boil
niSnici umrl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
14letna tatica.

nj "a z~eleznino Slabenig V Ce-
lovcu ie ukradlo neko 141etno
dekle liGnO popolnoma novo ma
pravo "a rezanje repe. Drugi dan
lie naznanil mex trgovec. da je ne
ko dekle pri MEM prodajalo po-
doben stroicek. o mladi tatici nj
majo Sc nobene sledi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Nasiinez.

NaslInez. IL hoZlega po-
rocaio: V Dolah pri St. Vidu je
napadel neki postpaid posestni-
co Rus 2 revolveriem, ker mu nj
hotela dati nobene miloscine. OBJ
strelil 10 ie smrtno nevarno ma
levi strani prs, pokleknil potem
ma MO in il iztrgal d%enarnico. O.
rozniki so Ga ze priieli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Pazite ma otroke!

Lenarta V 81. Goricah porocajo
V ruperSki fari ie zlezel dveletni
Henrik Tomato donna ma zareG
Stedilnik in Sc ma rokah in nogah
strahovito opekel. Otroka so
sprawl V mariborsko bolniSnico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Tatvine ma poStni ambula

- Tatvine ma poStni ambulan-
CT med Trstom in Krminom. - V
Trstu so aretirali Jakoba Motza
IL Goriee, prideljenega poStni
ambulance med Trstom in Krmi-
nom, ker lie prodajal po Trstu
pogostoma razne reel. sedai kos
blaga, sedaj cevlje, seda.i kaj
drugega. Dognalo sc je, da je
MOI jemal razno blago IL poSilja-
tev. ter lie prodajal. Motz odloc-
no tail.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
- Tovarna "a sladkor

- Tovarna "a sladkor ma
KranJskem. - Dvorni svetnik
Suklje agitira "a ustanovni shod
komitela "a zgradbo sladkornih
tovarn ma kraniskem. Kakor Gu
jemo, namerava Sc v kratkem
zgraditi TAXA tovarna V Liub-
ljani, Ia nekai let pa druga ma
DolenJskem. V odbor je vstopilo
veeje Stevilo znanih kranjskih
strokovnjakov in posestnikov.
Belezimo to vest v nadi, da bo
podjetje koristilo kraniski de-
zeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Stavka ma Ruskem.

PeSerburg. - Stavka della vcev
pri pridobivaniu matte v okraju
Baku Sc je moGno razsirila. Mas
protja so 81 skraino poostrila.
Podjetniki so odpustili vse delav-
&c. Pridobivanie matte je popol-
mona ustavlieno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Aoshrtai z ZoDml In sc opotekal
naprej pc cesti.
Naenkrat Sc je domislil svoje-
ga sklepa v beznici.
"Da hi nabil zdaj-le donna re-
noN Potepenko takoreko6
HIM, ecdna stvar . Pa lie ne
BON, nalasc ne Sc domov ne poi
dem vec sal je tako konec
zdaj ..."
Tako je premisljeval ma cesti.
Mrk JIG, bill tedaj njegov s koci-
mani porastli, neobriti obraz; ne
zaupno in sovrazno so gledale il
pod kosatih obrvi femme o6i.
Dale JIG Sci, vedno dale, in
mislil:
"Zdaj torej sem sklenil: zene
ne hom nabil; pref v beznici sem
pa sklenil nabil jo BON korenito
da no oblezala kakor klada
In Sc pref donna sva Sc prepirala
in zmerjala drug drugega q.
kako gnusno vendar Sele
zdaj-le spoznavam jasno, kako
nestalne so 6loveske misli ="
In Sc dale je mislil:
"Nestalen je clovek Ker
zenske ne bonn nabil, ne bonn Sci
domov; zakaj sit sem re prepi-
rov, XII mic ne koristijo Cd
kar sem nehal delati, nj moji re-
nj posebno prijetno ziveti; pa tn
di meni ravnotako, ker lie nj cd
nikoder denarja Vem: &c hi
priGel zopet delati, hi sc mi ona
~maSSevala, ker jo imam zdaj ka-
kor ma uzdi Tega pa noGem
storiti. Ona je bila izvir vse te
%nesrcfe, da sem postal pijanec ..
/. TAX torej je konec, resitve nj
IL tie jeGe
Prijel je "a klobuk ma CLAW;
mrzel veter mu je zabril okrog
uses. Pod nogami mu je drGalo.
Opotekel St jc k zidu in zaklel
"Vraga, sal nj, da hi hodil
tod, tako moGno drei 6loveku 800.
Sc malo. pa hi padel vznak in 81
zlomil think
Nato je zamahnil z roko, ka-
kor da ho6e prestreci misel, XII
mu je sinila tedaj zopet V glavo.
"Izhoda torej mixer nj
kjer Tudi upirati sc noce;
ker VEN, kaj Sc pravi upirati Sc,
nazadnje pa niSesar ne dose6i . .
Tako ne morem nikamor wee -
Kolikor dale je hodil, toliko
bolj bistro je mislil; ali tudi to-
like bolt so mu pesale noge, to-
like bolj mu je legalo v srce ka-
kOr tezek kamen, XII ga nj bilo
mogoee vec o6valiti preS
Mrtvo je bilo mesto. he Sc je
jel nagibati dan; vsepovsod pc
ulicah so Sc uzigale elektri6ne
luei. Tuintam je vzfrfotal IL kak
snega podstresja skozi limo ne
topir, letel nerodno preko ceste,
eez strehe, izginil "a nekoliko ca
sa in Sc zopet ~prikazal, velik,
plahutajoS, dokler nj naposled
"a vedno izginil V mraku
Jel Sc je oglasati veGerni won ;
tn, in tam: IL blizine, IL dalja-
We; lahno, brneGe, tezko bucaje /;
zamolklo, votlo; ,nemirno so V
zraku GLASGOW, zveneli in drhteli.
Koneno je pesem zvonov 1--WE
nela in nastala je grobna tihota
|. Pa ne "a dolgo casa
IL fabrik so Sc vraGali delavci
in delavke; vsi trudni. izmuceni {;
tezko so hodili, lesenih, nerodnih
korakov Kakor okostnjaki,
dOlgi, subj, obraze izzete in tele-
sa izmozgana Zenske so BIZ
lie cisto drobne. v lica neznansko
blede; magic so stopicale, skoro
|poskakovaie, V rokah najhne
Guile.
SreGaval jih je, in ozirali so
sc mani, nekateri so ga tudi po-
zdravljali.
"Cemu noces wee delati?" ga
je vpraSal nance.
Postal je.
"Hato, ker nocem -"
tS,amn poSaSqD
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
RaZnO.
- Grozna nesre6a ma juznem

holouNoru neSreca, XII le Stala
zlvlJenje nadpremikaGa sodr. l.
vana Meglica. PriSel je pri pre-.
mikaniu pod vozove, XII so ga vse
ga razmesarili. Vsaka pomoc to-
varisev in zdravnika je bila "a
man. Bill ie takoi mrtev. MegliG
zapuSca zeno in otroke. Zaradi tie
nezgode ylada med osobjem .juz-
ne z%eleznice silno razburjenje.
Nzroke nezgode. XII so stall xiv
llenje liubljenega sodruga, je
pripisovati s%luzbenemu sistemu,
XII ga le V zadnjem casu uvelia-
villa uprava JUNE zeleznice. Uni
zule Sc ~neprestano pri vseh sku-
pinah usluzbencev potrebno Ste
WHO delsvcev. Skupinc prcmika-
cev Steieio II. pr. namesto petih
MOI navadno lie DO tri. Posledica
tega le. da mora nadpremikac
poleg SvOlega o"pravljati Sc dru-
90 delo. Nj Sc torei Guditi, ce ma
raSca neprenehoma Stevilo ne
zgod. V komai enem letu je So
drug Meglic re tretji nadpremi-
kac, XII ie ponesrecil ma delu. da
ne navajamo seveda ~ponesrece-
nth premikaeev. Blazno vareeva-
ME ma skodo osobia zahteva svo-
je zrtve. Upravo JUNE z~eleznice
smO re pOnovno svarili pred tra-
giGnimi posledicami tega zloGin-
skega varcevalnega sistema. To-
da, kakOr Sc vidi. nj "a gospode
sedanie Stevilo delavskih zrtev
dovolj zgovoren protest. Pritiska
Sc boi in boil ma osobje. Delavec
garai "a pozresne obligacionarie
JUNE %zeleznice in zrtvui "a ME
tudi svoie z%ivljeniei Tako hoce
clOvckoliubna iuzno-zelezniSka u
prava, Srecni k~apitalisti, XII mo-
nopoliziraio JUNO zeleznico. 81
razdeliujeio leto IN letom visje
dOhodke. Miljoni teko V nenasit-
ne zepe borzijancev in Spekulan-
tov. Use to Sc ne zadostuje. Ire
ba .ie Sc boil izkoriScati osobje
in V Sc vecji mcri izrabljati pod
ietie. Nemara So misli sanirati
financmi ~polozai JUNE zeleznice
$ pomnozenim izkoriScanjem in
pobijanjem osobia? Vrste zaved-
min zeleznicariev so Sc skrcile
zopet "a enega bojevnika wee.
Tudi ia sodrug ie padel ma bo-
nscu della, zrtev kapitalisticnega
izkrOiscania in pobiiania.
Pogreb ponesrecenega Meglica
Sc ie vrSil % sept. OBJ 4. popol-
One ob mnogoStevimem sprem-
stvu iuz. zeleznicariev, XII so Sc
poslOvili korporativno cd vrlega
nepOzabljenega sodruga. he mno-
gobrolno spremstvo samo .je pri-
calo o simpatiji in spostovanju,
Xxi ga je uzival pOkojni sodrug
med svoiimi tovarisi. Sodrugi so
polozili wee lepih vencev Z rdeci-
mi trakovi ma krsto. Potrtost in
razburjenje ie obvladalo vse. Ko-
ristna energiia in krepki znacaj
le moral v prerani grob. Sluzbeni
sistem varcevania in slabsanja je
zahteval Sc emo svojih zrtev. So
drmga so prenesli cd mrtvaSnice
pri Sv. Justu ma pokopalisce: to-
varisi so ga spremljali do tia pes.
oh odprti gomili Sc ie sodrug
Golouh v'imenu organizacije in
stranke poslovil z iskrenimi be
sedami cd %cenjenega tovariSa in
vrlega sodruga. OBJ odprtem gro
bu ponesrecenega delavca - oh
grobu. XII ie naizgovorneisi pro-
test prot kapitalisticnemu siste-
mu izkoris6ania in pobijanja =
so Sc zbrali zaluioci clani prole-
tarske druzine. da poloze mani
cvetko socuvstvovanja in iskre-
mega spomina. Poslednie slovo
tovarisev ie bilo "a pokoinika
iskreno in casino. Vsi mu homo
ohranili nailepsi spomin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08
AN ALMOST FORGOTTEN RAID.
National MasazinatYI E,

National Magazine.y IN. :
). During the. Civil war the Historic
st. Adams raid took place. The plan
nao peen conceived by the Confeder-.
ate government that II simultaneous
attacks could be made on each
diers, it would draw the attention Of
n government to the necessity Of
protecting such points and would d.
vide federal forces. The plans were
e laid, but only n intrepid young
Southern officer was able to escane
detection and get his little band
tnrough the lines. In the fail OF 1894
Iirst one and then another young man
arrived In st. Adams. where they spent
house or hotels fishing in the bean.
tiflI waters of Lake Champlain.
On the 18th OF October, 20 young
confederate soldiars, led byi 4 -n,cre
boy Of 81. Col. Bennett III. Young.
drove the people, of ST. Albans, into
the public park, which was
tded by a single rail fence, and guard-
ing the enclosure. Threatened to shoot
anyone who crossed the deadline, can
while robbing the banks and forcing
the cashiers to swear allegiance to the
southern ~Confederacy at the point Of
a. pistol. -. $50 -"
During the fight one citizen IVA.
Killed Inc one of the raiders was also
wounded. AS the raiders fled to Sam.
ada on horses seized for the purpose.
they burned the bridges after them.
nut pursuit was so hot that they
were captured soon after they crossed
the border and we're taken to Mon
treal rs prisoners. The Canadian eov-
eminent refused to deliver fhenn a.
Vermont officials. regarding the r.iS.
as justified by the laws Of wal. al.
though the case was holly contested.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08
PROGRESS
IN fLDR|DcE CASE
Line Elevators Have Excus-
es to offer for Higher Pric-
es at That Point.

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 8-Little
Roadway was made at the hearing
before the state railroad commission
ers at Jamestown which adjourned
yesterday. on the complaint filed by
the Farmers elevator Of Eldridge
that line elevators were :discriminat-
ing in prices paid for grain. t,|ts.S.
The main complaint was against
the Occidents elevator at jamestown
and the Powers elevator Of Eidridge.
1t charged both with paying higher
prices at these points than were paid
at other towns taking the anne
freight rate where no farmers eleva-
tor was located. Independent eleva-
about fifteen counties of the state
were present at the hearing to testify
against the line elevators.
h Occident Elevator company de-
clared that in paying a higher. price
ia Jamestown than at several other
places taking the same freight rate,
they did soto. obtain the grain. They.
town to be Of excellent quality and
wanted 1t to supply their flour mills
For. that reason they, advanced tho.
price. The Powers Elevator, COMPANY.
testified that they were forced to adj
vance the price to Obtain grain against
the prices paid sby the Occident .peo-
pie. % q
The contention of. the farmers was
that, they could not afford, to pay tho
prices of the line elevators and make
any profit out of the. operation Of an
independent. elevator Because, of,the
high. prices being offered BY the atnet
elevators in towns 6nlt:wikeresi 1T took
the same freight rate and independent
elevators were located. they, were of
the opinion that it WAS discrimination.
The railroad. commissioners reserv-
ed opinion.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08
n. D. SHEEP TOP
CHICAGO MARKET
R. T. Kingman Of Hillsboro
Wins Distinction in Han
ding Animals.

+. T. Kingman of Hillsboro shipped
three carloads of sheep to Chicago
Saturday. and on Monday, with Chi
Cages receipts of sheep for the day
$4,000. MI. Kingman'ss 600 sheep
topped the market. This IL decided
ly a feather in the cap Of Mr.. King
man, and proves : c~onclusively the
value of stock in North Dakota. I
Mr.. Ktngman,. with, several others,
bought 5000 sheep in Montana about
q month ago. They were shipped to
Hillsbcro and divided into q number
Of f1ocks. They had been foraging for
Just thirty days when. the three car
loads We're gathered for shipment.
These sheep cost on an average, of
81 each. freight paid to st. Paul.
They. brought, Nm Chicago. IS per
100 pounds. and as they averaged
ITO pounds. they sold for $3.50 "a
head. Mr.. q,Kingrnah figures g. net
profit Of 1920 a head on the 800
sheep. after only thirty days of for
aging ~. 49,, -.
There is,. another. side to the pro-
position also, that is not Sc evident on
the surface. The sheep have added
immeasurably to the fertilizing Of he
soil where they foraged. For several
years MI. Kingman has been pastur-
ing sheep. He used to get an average
yield Of fifteen to sixteen bushels Of
wheat pei acre. OF late years the
yield had been increased to twenty-
f1ve and even thirty. bushels per acre.
The utility OF stock raising in con.
nection with grain farming in North
Dakota Is proven beyond argument
by this and similar experiences.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08

SHE SEEKS Cash
Lies on Depot Floor While
Her Father Solicits Funds
Children With Her.

st. Paul. MIMI. Nov. Sill and
near death. Mrs. Edward Anderton.
deserted last week by her husband. is
being taken from Devils Lake, n. D.,
to Beardon, Okla, by her father. Louis
Webb. Mrs. Anderton. lay on the floor
In the women's waiting room at the
Union Depot yesterday while her ia
ther. who had no money. was solicit
ing aid from N. L. Hutchins, secretary
Of the Relief society.
Police. Look for Husband.
Anderton is being sought in st. Paul
by the police and Federal authorities.
Webb says Anderton came here from
Devils Lake last week. leaving his sick
wife to a for their two boys, Q and
2 years old.
Gets; Passes to Beardon.
-Anderton was foreman Of the
roundhouse at Devils Lake and is said
to have secured passes for himself.
wife and children to Beardon, Okla.
Records Of the passes are in the hands
OF the local Great Western agents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08

The melancholy days are come
We said. quoting glibly from the clas-
sics and taking a chair at the same
time. How true this is. Average
What dye mean melancholy
days" said the A. Y. NJ. with some
asperity. We felt very thankful for
his using that new expression. what
dye mean" We would never have
thought Of 1t ourselves. To put over
q real breezy Josh yarn you always
have to get in the newest bits, OF
idiom vernacular. and in fact with
out the foregoing n this squip OF
ours would fall nat as a denial
When Il should worry first came
cut We had that one and no :
The A. Y. NJ. interrupted our train
of thought.
Melancholy days.. your grand
mother! It's no such thing. The
Eaddest Of the year Is folly. Mr..
BRYANT was q nice man. no doubt,
and used lovely grammar, but he
must we had an awful crouch the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08

|i1YPLl,A!|i|l!s'| So Guilty |,l|
M Min. ? Young Man Released
on ,Bonds-Pays Fine on
Petty Larceny Charge.
~, 49, ...Ia

Minot, N. D.. Nov. s.-Ralph Hart.
house who has been held in Jail; under
two charges Of grand larceny awaiting
the converting of the district court
was taken before Judge K. F.. Leigh
ton and pleaded guilty to the second
charge and also changed his plea in
the first when allowed to plead guilty
to petty larceny of hides from the Mi
not Hide and Tannery company. +
The first charge was laid against
him previous to his disappearance
with the Wheeler automobile and he
was at the time released under $500
bonds on that grand larceny charge.
On pleading guilty to petty larceny, he
was fined $25 and SIS costs for the
first offense and given four ear in
the Bismarck penitentiary for grand
larceny Of the Wheeler automobile.
This sentence was Immediately sus
boy goes free under bonds Of his IA
Tiers. -.
The conclusion OF, these two cases
against young Harthouse and Fletch-
'er, his companion in crime. closes one
Of h most sensational cases heard in
Minot for. some time. Both boys were
under 4asSaand 10th committed a pen!
al 6ftense' with apparent little concern
regarding the penalty. Or the serious
ness OF. inc CRIME r.i;,},. $3.50 l:;.7:
The first ,offense committed by
Ralph Hafthouse the a theft Of
hides in conjunction. with A. NJ. Kirke,
another boy companion in Minot,
nearly two months ago. Kirke plead
ed. guilty I'd the charge, Of. larceny and
has already served his time. Hart
house pleaded not guilty and was. held
e to. the district court for trial this
fall: He was leased under $500 bonds
which his father furnished but q little
later disappeared with, Robert Fletch-
er. q boy companion at the same time,
that the automobile belonging to H.
E.. Wheeler. city assessor, was stolen.
Both boys were caaght.a week later
IN South Dakota with the -stolen. ma
chine, broke jail, We're recaught and
brought back to Minot and held in
the county jail ON the charge Of. grand
larceny. Fletcher pleaded guilty to
grand larceny and was gwen the same
sentence as received by Harthouse to-
day. He was allowed to go home with
his father on suspended sentence.
It Is understood that the suspend
ing Of sentence in these cases was due
partially to the youth Of the prison.
ers and to the good name and reputa.
ton OF the families concerned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-08
ALUMNI BANQUET
Valley City Nor1nalites Gathered II
Fargo 70 Celebrate. =

Il
Fargo. n. D.. Nov. s.-A reunion
and banquet was held by the Valley
City normal alumni and zoo formel
students Of the institution were pres.
ent together with fifty instructors
mmebers of the state educational as.
ISOLATION.
After the dinner President G. A.
Mcfarland acted a. postmaster and
responses were given by Fred Hut
Crimson. ]. e. Switzer, Hardin Lucas,
Miss Hettie Amsdell. Mrs. Fred Hut.
crimson, Miss Laura L. Perrine, Miss
Mary G. Deem, Prof. Charlton An
drews, author of 1.-The Drama Today"
Miss Cora NJ. Rawl!ns. Miss Fannie
c. Amidon and Prof. w. NJ. Wemett.
Several musical numbers were given
by Prof. J. B. Meyers. At the clcse
Of the evening President Mcfarland
in speaking Of the success Of the ban
auet urged that the reunion of the
alumni Of the Valley City normal
school be made an annual event.
FRACTURED RIB