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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-05
TWenty-One Years
Ago in Columbia

w. J. Guest advertises fresh fish
for sale every day.
The Maury County Farmers and
Breeders Association will meet this
afternoon to complete arrangements
for the payment of the floating debts
against the, fair and put that institu-
ton on a sounder basis. twenty-five
men have each subscribed 500 to
pay the floating debt and to afford
some working capital. The fair will
be more economically run next year.
Hope has been abandoned for the
recovery of Gen. Lucius E. Folk. 1t
is announced that the end is fast
approaching.
The Daily Herald announces that
while it has run all the summer on
promises of support from the bust
ness men, it cannot pay coal bills
through the winter unless it has
something more substantial, and in
Inmates that unless the merchants
are more liberal with the stuff" 1t
will 90 out of business.
Jno L. Jones, Geo. Taylor and l..
P. Padgett have gone to Lawrence
burg to attend court.
E. H. Hatcher has returned from
Columbus, Ohio, where he won big
law suit. While up there he made
very effective speeches for the ma.
tional democratic ticket.
Judge E. E. Erwin and Col. e. S.
Fowler will leave this evening for
New Orleans, La, to attend the
Nicaragua Canal convention. They
we're appointed as representatives
of the Columbia board of mayor and
aldermen.
The Knights of Pythias will elect
officers tonight
(The Daily Herald, Nov. %, 1922
A. B. Harlan will on Dec 10 sell at
public auction in Columbia fifty head
of fine jacks and jennets. He has re
Gently sold to r. M. Stacey, of Pulas
ki, one fine jack and seven jennets
for which he received $1,000. He
sold to H. A. Armstrong one imported
tennett for $500.
Robert L. Mckinney is back from
the big ball at Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs Partee, of Murfrees
boro, are the guests OF Will Chaffir
and family.
At meeting of the Maury County
Farmers and Breeders Association
yesterday the fair grounds were turn
ed over to a new management and of
icers and directors were elected Ton
the coming year. The following are
the officers: b. S. Thomas presi
dent; Jno w. Shelton, vice president
NJ s. Kuhn treasurer; Mora B
Fariss, secretary and Will S. vii
liams clerk. The officers together
With Walter P. Woodbridge and L. P
Brown, will constitute the executive
committee.
Rev. Dr. Provine prominent Cum
herland Presbyterian minister Of
Nashville, is visitor here today.
The Daily Herald Nov. 80, 1892
The German given at the Century
Club on last night was most de
ightful affair. 1t was given in honor
OF the visiting young ladies and
brilliant crowd of society folks at
tended.
Miss Mary Wilkes entertained the
Whist Club today at a most delight
full affair, complimentary to Mis-
kendrick, of Nashville. Deliciou:
.retreshments we're served.
The Maury Club gave brillian
Ggrman last night at Mt Pleasant
J. NJ Harris and Miss Laura bod
son were married last night at thu
South Columbia Methodist church
Rev. T. E. Tinnon, performing thu
ceremony.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-05
FLOOD CONDITIONS
ARE GROWING WORSE
IN. CENTRAL TEXAS
10000 SQUARE MILES IN CENTER
OF STATE ARE UNDER
WATER.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND HOMELESS

Train Service Almost Wholly Stop
ped-Peopie Rescued From Tree
tops and Numerous Bits Of Floating
Wreckape.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
JAfET L|NDEbER6
 If HERE E|R7E| TONIGHT
Made Trip Into the Nelohina Dig ginss--interested ln Sound
 Properties.

Jafet Lindeburg, the Nome mining man, is expected to reach Valdez tonight, coming from the Nelchina, where he went to make an investigation of the new camp.
 MT. Lindeburg has wired to Senator Willard to arrange for a trip to the Tatum property, ill which he is interested with the colonel, as he desires to make a personal investigation. The Nome miner and capitalist is also in- terested with w. A. Dickey in the Landlock copper mines. It is all so possible that he will make further investigations of mining properties in this locality with a vieW to making more invest 'ments.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
'cEi.EDRATE ON ALASKA DAY"

(Continued from page 1.)
 magnificent domain became a pO- tential asset of this nation, all though it has taken nearly half a century for the people of the United States to realize that in Alaska they have heritage that 1 is detsined Ot add new stars to the flag and furnish homes for millions of free and prosperous people. Now, therefore, I, J. F. A.. Strong, governor of the Terri tory of Alaska. in accordance with he law of the territory, do rec ommend that all the people cease from labor on that day except such as may be absolutely neces- sary and that they join in such demonstration as far as may be practicable in the various locali- ties with usual exercises and cer- emOnies suitable for the ucca- sion.
 "Given under my hand and the seal of Alaska at Juneau, the cap ital. this fourteenth day of Octo- Der, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred thirteen, and of the independence of the United States of America, the one hundred and thirty-seventh."
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
SWAN|Tz. GETS BIG JUDGMENT Jury Takes But Few Moments to Decide CaSo--WiII Sue Hes to
 Recover Sale Money.

The jury in the case of Col Swanitz, of Seward. against the Valdez X Yukon railroad, was de- cided late yesterday afternoon when the jury returned a verdict for S3,4 400 and interest in favor of the colonel.
 The suit is for wages due dur ing the days when the road was being constructed and also while the colonel, who was the chief engineer, was in Valdez awaiting instructions from the officers of the road, who directed the work from New York.
 It is rumored that Attorney l.. V. Ray will institute a suit agains Alfred B. Hes, who, rep ruspntinG the railroad company sold all of it's assets to Andy Dier- finger. An effort will be made I0 secure for SwanitZ the money re- rriveh by Hes when the buildings and material was sold.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
OEv|NNEY BACK
 FROM NELCH|NA
Made Fast Time via Quartz Creek --Returns From Tazlina in
 Three Days.

Jeff Devinney returned to Nal- dez last night from the Nelchina camp, making fast time espec- tally on the return trip. He states that the best route to the new camp is via the old Quartz Creek trail--a dry trail all the distance.
 On the return trip MT. Devin- ney came out via the Tazlina river and mushed the distance from the mouth of the TaZlina in three days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
TRUE BILLS BY
 GRAND JURY
Dan Reeder Charged With As- .sauIt With Intent to kiiI--Frank
 Llpp on Same Charge.

The grand jury today presented two true bills to Judge Brown, one charging Dan Reeder, of Cor dova, with assault with intent to kill, and they also returned the same charge against Frank Lipp, of Seward.
 Reeder shot William Rowe on the evening of May 28th while he was watching the boxing match held in Firemcn's Hall at Cor dova. It is expected that his plea will be the unwritten law. E. E.. Ritchie will appear for the de- fendant.
 Frank Lipp, at Seward, is charged with having assaulted Tom Finnigan. He will be rep resented by Attorney C. F.. Bum nell.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
Postmaster For Chisana.

COrdOva, Oct. l6.--Theo,lore krttlrson. formerly of Fairbanks but now in the Chisana diggings, has been appointed postmaster and the poStotlirc department has named the new pOStOilirr. Chi Sana. The department alS" let a contract for a twirr-a-month service from McCariy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Mike and Nose ShiW will man. ufacture five-horscpoWrr engines and steam points, for sale tu prospectOrs who will go into The Nelchina country to prospect the frozen ground.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
Call for Warrants.

Notice is nereDy given that l will pay all city warrants up to ans. including No. 3658, series of 1912, if presented ~nhiR ten days from date. C. c. REYNOLDS,
 Town Treasurer. Valdez, Alaska, Oct. ', 1913.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

FOR SALE, rent or lease, a 2O- room lodging house; central To- cation. A snap. Call at Pros hector office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

The sale on ladies' fine tailor ed suits, komonas and sweaters at Harvey's Toggery will contin- ue for another week.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Geo. Reinkc, the watch repairtr and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

FOR RENT-3-roUm apartment finely furnished. hot and cold water and bath. Reasonable rent. Centrally located. Enquire at the ProspectOr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

l.. w. storm, the surveyor, re- turned to Valdez yesterday from Juneau.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Dr. Chase, of Cordova, is in town attending court before which he has hesn called as a witness in the Reede rcase.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Crawfort are in Valdez from the Gold King claims.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Robert Sheldon arrived over the trail from Fairbanks in his
 Ford automobile. Earring one little mishap, he made good time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Mr. and Mrs. Y. k. Wikidel will give a matinee at the Orpheum Saturday, in honor of their re- marriage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Andy Dicringer today received payment for the loss sustained on his barn when it caught fire lasi month. The payment was made by C. G. Wulff.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Camille McGOwan. of COrdOva. is witness before the grand jury and came over on yesterday S boat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

George Fawcett, of $. Blum X Co.,, will leave on the Alameda for COrtlova to take the position of William Fur~man, who leaves for Naknek.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Beginning Monday Harvey $ Tuggery will have a special sale on ladies' winter underwear.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

The dance at Moose Hall last night was an enjoyable affair, a large number attending.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Judge F. M. Brown has set the case of the government against the Copper River Railroad for trial on Friday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Fine music at Eagle Hall Sal urday night by four-piece Orches- tra. Don't miss the dance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

New fall coats and pattern hats just received on the Northwest ern at Harvey's Toggery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Joe Demenzie returned las night from the Nelchina gol' fields.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

FOR RENT--Two nve-room houses on Broadway In first class condition. Enquire of Charles Crawford at the Plain- ing Mill. tf.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
Leasing Prop positlon.

Will let lease on two small rich quartz leads. Liberal terms. Sec R. P. Ferguson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Superintendent Charles CraW- ford is in town from the Gold King property.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Fine change of pictures at the Urpheum tonight. Admission cents.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Attorney Y. \. Paine and Mrs Paine will leave tonight for Ju- neau.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

~ Henry Watkins, the kcnnicutt postmaster. is in Valdez as a Witt
 ness before the court.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Eigh mushers, in one party, ar rived from Fairbanks last even ing over the trail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

The regular weekly Moose dance will be held Saturday night Good music and supper at i2.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

The Eagles will have fine en- tertainment on October 3i. Each purchaser of ticket will receive st ,OOO in phOney money.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

If you want to sell or buy any second- hand furniture, stoves, etc, call up City Express. Tele- phone g..
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

A Militant Suffragette, 1000 feet of comedy at the Orpheum tonight. y
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Jack Hanson leaves in the for Beaver Dam.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
New Goods.

3f s Y -t0ssftS 2. t
 New goods on eXeFy boat at Mrs. Winters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Dance at Eagle Hall Satur,ia, night. Fine music.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Mountain goat chops al th' Valdez Cafe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Hand Laundry, corner of Ho- bart st., and Keystone Avenue .Fiannels and silks a specially.
 MRS. H. STARTS & co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

William Fursman, the new deputy marshal at Naknek, will leave, for the west on the Samp- son and will go overland to his station.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

Charles Stetts arived'last even- ing over the trail from Fairbanks and reports many preparing to walk out from the interior town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16
LooAt aREvITIES.

Harry Ober came in from the new diggings. j,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-16

George Baldwin returned home on the Alameda.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-09-09
Chicago.

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
CLANOM IN CLANICAM SLOW.
DEL. PODP. ZVEZE MA INA
ME.
Vas ongavi
Jaka Strigeli.

kot .le vecini clanom in clani-
cam re znano. je V blagajni S. ID.
+. Il. re dali casa primankljaj, ka-
teri pa Sc cello cd casa do casa ma
raSca. Pri letni reviziji V mesecu
Januar t. |. sc ie izkazalo, da mani
ka V blagajni $662.95 (namrec V
banki je bio $662.95 mani. kot pa
izkazejo knjige S. ID. p. H.
10 sem sestavil racune, sem jih
predlozil nadzornem odboru, kot
tudi 81. predsedniku in 81. blagaj-
niku V pOdpis IA med TEN, ko so
nadzOrniki pronaSli iste pravil-
MIN, mi .je porocal glavni pred
Sednik, da blagajnik nikakor ne
pripozna, da bi on incl kaj IA do
loziti. Oh. da hi bill %prekratek, ter
toraJ %racunov niti predsednik. ne
bIagajnik nj podpisal. Ker sem
med TEN casom bill opozorjen cd
razlicnih strani (namrec druStev
in posameznih clanov), da mai
prideio raGuni V iavnost, sem Sc
dine 30. ianuaria podal do draw
mega uradnika. ter sem pred Min
z~aDrisegel, da so sestavljeni racu-
nj pravilni. ma kar sem iste s ko-
PHO iste prisege vred postal v New
York, dosedanjemu glasilu Glas
Naroda V p%riobcitev.
Ker .ie V izdaji 2 dine 4. febr.
Glas Naroda glavni predsednik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

Ponovno Stetje glasov V prid So
druga VIM. A. Guinea, socialistic-
mega kandidata IN drzavnega
pravdnika Chicago. katerega so
pr zadnJih novembrskih volitvah
demokratje oSleparili IA izvolitev,
Sc nadaljuje. Sodnik Baldwin lie
dovolll, da se pOnovno Stejejo gla-
SOW V nadaljnih Sestih wardah ::
to bo do sedaj vsega skupai de-
set ward. Cd rezultata V teh war
dab BIO odvisno, ali pridejo pod
ponovnO Stetje vse warde ali ne.
Sal tako pravi sodnik. NaSa
stranka bo naravno napela vse le-
galne sile, da sc stetje izvrSi V
splOsnem. Guinea je do sedai V
ponovnem stetju pridobil mad l.
800 glasov, docim je Hoyne -
sleparsko izvoljeni DRAWN pray
dnik - izgubil mad 1000 glasov.
TIE Stevilke kriGe jasno, da je ire
ba Sc enkrat presteti vse plasove
cd prNega do zadnjega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

Morda .ie to res. Ali Jaka .je pO-
nesel vse Seboi kosti, kozo in
goflo' in topot vSe tudi sreGmo
odnesel. Jesrrl
Povcdal bonn vSe po vrsti. KO
sen primarcal pO Streki Cikago
Attn V Zolet. videl sem ze cd da-
lee diva sajaSta turna. (NZoletu
lc Steer mnogo sajastih turnov.
toda IL ten dveh Sc nj tisti cas- mic
kadilo). Ahai- 81 mislim - zdaj
pa re VEN. kie ie kranjski firklc.
Alo tia Inajdem Sc pred nizko i'm
dolgo kapelo, Xxi ina napiS "Ame-
rikanski Slovenec'. Torej tukaj
kraljujeS ii neSkonGno izpufana
modrost. studenec neslanosti. turn
kralia Janeza lin TOneta). pee.
Mica Tonetovih klobas, BajgaS!
Tukaj sil
Well - lie naprejl Vstopim. V
reSnici ie zadiSalo pc klobasah in
Starih ocvirkih. Ma gizdavcm gu.
galniku je Siroko sedel kranjski
,!anez poZnam ga Sc IL Spic-
purga in "cez je dajal''! To Sc
pravl: diktiral je grozno dolg Ella
mex roper socialiste - kar sem ia
hoi pogruntal - in nekdo V kotu
le urno drsal pc papirju. Ma kole
mn ic incl Janez velik plehnat To-
nee; IA vsako deseto beSedo jc po-
Segel 2 dvema prstoma V lonec
in IL lonca 50 Sli prsti ped nos. Ia
ko je Janez diktiral in Snofal.
SnOfal in diktiral. Gas, 'Lep in
dobcr dam pravim. Janez me
80 ne poglcda. "Havdujudu srr,''
Nc. Da hi tie - kie pa sem pray
zapray9 Aha, - 'Slava Rimu in
papezevi familiji!' Sc zaderem.
NE smete zameriti, clovek mora
pOznati trike). - amen. cd
"ovori Janez. 'Kie pa so gospud
urednikg' vpraSam. Janez
vstane i'll pogleda IL glazevine:
Editor tega lista - smrc, - sem
samo JAZZ - smrc! - Kdo ste pa
viz" "Jaka %StriOelj", pravim
IN zatisnem nos. "a tako? Kai
ua bo. Jaka? - smrcl -"
Mic pOsebnega priSel sem malo
nopledat, kako Sc innate in kako
gre biznes." - "A tako? Biznes
ie nasa stvar - ia dem - smrc
- Cd kod pa ste viz" ''Prlsel
sem pc potrebi. Ampak to je po-
stranka stvar. CUTIE gospud ia
nez! vi innate zadnje ease straSan-
sko fin apetit. Tako so mi pove-
dali. Koliko socialistov ste po-
hrustali cd zadniega bozica ?55 -
o, da ste GA videli Kranjskega
Janeza. kako me je debelo pogle-
dial kar : cello pestjo ie zagrabil
V Dlehnati lonec. "a ste vi -
smrcl - socialist - smrc!" -
"Do zdaj Sc sem, toda Ge me pO-
hrustate. potem ne bonn wee" -
tako? Socialist - smrc, - so
hudiGeve dlake. vrag jim V dist
- smrc! Socialist so cigani -
smrc' Vrag jim V pari - ia dem
smrc.' - JaneZ .ie bill ocitno je-
zen, .jesrr. Belo je eledal In nepre-
nehoma smrcal. "Ie vidim. da bo-
tie kmalu vse s%ocialiste posmrca-
H., recem polglasno. - "Kaj ste
rekli'" - "Nic. Cutie gospud
Janez! SliSel sem da ste imeli pred
kratkim veliko krvavo revoluciio
Zoletu. Ali ie resi-" "Krvavo
- smre! - revolucijo? Kaj pa
sm~otlaGite9 Smrc! Kie pa so So
cialisti v Zoletu?" - "Revoluci-
ia Sc ie izvrsila brez socialistov.
Bila ie cisto kotaliSka revolta.
Povedal mi ie bartender tukai ma
voplu: Bila .ie re ena popolnoci,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

ko sem sci spat. Ma kornerju pred
bajto Kranjskega Janeza zapazim
crno postavo. Natanko sem videl,
kako sc je crnuhar drzal "a fenc
III nesrecni fenc sukal sc Je mao
krog; tudi sajdvak Sc je sukal in
zibal -. Naenkrat je crna prika
zen butnila z nosom oh fenc in IL
dajalska Tampa ma kornerJu je
ra~zsvetlila REVOLUTIONARY o S
krvavim curkom. Zmagal je fenc.
Crnuhar je oblezal ma tleh -. Ia
ko je pravil bartender. In JAZZ mu
verujem. Torej dokaz je tukaj, da
pri vas V Zoletu ne samo verujete
V krvavo revolucijo, temveG jo
tudi prakticirate, dog0oned!" -
"A tako? To je $ olrajt - smrc !.
- toda sem Ii .jast, Kranjski ia
nez smrc! - kriv ce kakSna pi-
jana glava buta oh fenc pred mo-
iO bajto, ia dem. ."-''Vi morda
niste krivi. Ali bartender mi .je
tudi pOvedal, da je bill tisti krvavo
revolucijonarni nos precei kahli
"odoben i'll 6rna prikazen. XII Sc
deSni roki plehnat lonec In jaz
scdaj vidim. da je vas hos vrlo
kahlast in vi innate tudi lonec -
eskiuz mi!'
o job. o jon Prejoh! Da ste vi
deli kranjskega Janeza. kako fir
damano prijazno me je gledall
Gas! 5 pestjo .je pOsegel V lonec,
Smrcnil lie desno in levo, a il
oci mu ie gledalo tristo krvavih
rcvolucii kanoni, puSke, bajo-
nett, vitrijol. bombe, gnojne vi
lee VSe ST. ie kriialo pod glaze
VINO. NStal .ie Janez in roka ME
gova le drzala pravi kranjSki pi-
nee q scdcm koSmatih rcpov!
Iaka. gudbaj, PRAY ii .je; zakaj
nisi poSluSal dobrih liudi. Xxi so
rekli: Y Iolet nikarl Tekla hi bila
moja ncdolzna kri -- toda. o
sreca. - uredniStvo .ie stopil
magic - kdO? NihGe drugi kot
priiatclj Tone Sojarc. Kranjski
Janrz j. magic skril pipcc.
'NraIll Jaka. pOvSOd tc zlOmek
drzi,' me pozdravi Tone. ''Kar 81
zadnji tedcn pisal "Proletarca".
jc vSc %olrajt. Same proSim te, mo-
70 kuharico pri miru pusti." Sve-
ano sem mu obliubil, da Sc n.iego-
We Miss kuharice nikdar vec ne
dotakncm. Never igen!
Proti Janezu pa Tone rece:
"Bratc Janez, kaj je pa Z mojo
zadnjo klobaso, da je nisi sku-
hal :! "klobaSc, Tone - smrc!
- MISC IA post. Idai bono kuhali
Samo prekaiene zabe, ocvrto ma
Slo in ribje repc. Zato sem tvojo
klobaSo vrgcl Ncmmicevim cue
kom. pa Sc ii ie ne poduhajo -
smrc, - ia DEM Ce nimaS boljSc
robe. pojdi Spat. Tone! Vrag ii
jc Y pari'' "Kaj ri nadloga.
zaSnofana i'll oSmrcana hos meme
util? Cakaj. Jazz tc bonn Re segrel.
tebe in tvoj ncSramni loncc, -
RevOluciia .jc bila zopet Y mai
lepStem cvetju. To priliko sen po-
rabbi in urn sen jo odkuril skoz
vrata. Gudbaj' - V petih mim-
tab sem bill ze ma TREK in manal
sem 10 naravnoSt Y Klevclont. o.
hajo. Doggoned! kako SEN Sc incl
Y klevelontu, bote brazil prihodnii
teden.
Solong.
Vas ongavi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

ter namigaval, da blagajniske
knjige so popolnoma v redu, a
"nekdo drugi' pa nina, v redu
ter ker Sc je vrhu tega Sc osebno
izrazil proti meni, da moi ra6u-
nj MISC nikakor pravilni, sem bill
primoran obelodaniti pojasnilo,
katero sledi spodaj.
V stew. 80 Glas Naroda pa je
bilo priobceno naznanilo, da Sc bo-
do uradna naznanila in dopisi pri-
obcevali samo, ako nosijo podpis
predsednika. blagajnika in tajni-
ka. Omenjeni raGun je izkazoval
natanGno poslovanje med krajev-
mimi druStvi in Zvezo V celem letu
1912, ter bill previden S podpisi
nadzornega odbora, ter zaprisego
drzavnega uradnika (seveda je BIZ
10 tudi omenjeno, da manjka ma
bank $662.95). Pri Glas Naroda
pa smatrajo dejtsvo, ako Sc kedo
predrzne pojasniti clanom in ella
MEAN glede nerednosti V uradu,
IA osebni prepir. Vrlo glasilo, kaj
ne. ako 81 poroGa. kako Sc gospo-
dari L denaricm, kateri je last
vSeh, po wolff nekaternikov, so o.
SebnOSti. ako pa nekatere osebe
vodiio rojake IA nos. ter 81 narav-
most prilaScaio krvavo prisluzeni
denar slovenskega trpina. ie pa
nailepSa cednost.
Kar torai doscd,n;a glosil, elias
N,roda me- bodo nriobS.vol va:
naznanil plavneoa toiniko bodem
r,zna ~va5nos,i u,2n,u;,I notion ~
krozmic ma druStva.
DobiI som mar vnrasor; =. ,,,c
rib =. izr,5a u.L,k, bo;o,.n ol..
Il. we've Ter - usoia,, no tenn mo.
SIN n~oiosriti In q, koki boi,zri nj
uiti naimonS.y, novoda Lift (
u. p Y 81 nj nikjor biIo m tako
trdui noJlooj kot !. danes n.;
si bode Y premozenju. ali GIanstvu
BanGnc k%niiIicc in priyatno M
Sojilo 50 dnc :. ian. izkazale skup-
ne gotovinc Sll.4jg29. ako So pri-
maniklaj Y zncsku Co., %. ie skup-
he gotovinc Sl2.l2j.24 Ito ie brez
denarja. katrri ;, nahaia y rokah
tajnika. Nsrh smrtuin N iznlaca-
ii ic bilo oh istem Gasu y SKIM
Znesku 100000. Cd do RI
ian. Sc razpoSlicm y krotkem TIA
lcp napredek pricu da smo ma
pravi poti.
GIed. k~ouv.nci;. :. do sodo;
vnosI.Io ,I.so,r;oo ~ 5r,,sto,. -
med k,tar;b :. ,I,.ovolo y. -
vnnciio y I.,u 1al2 IL nrot;
kouvrnciii Il Jrustev tor,i So bo.
q. k-opv.ncii. ,-r:l, mo;u ,o1o
g, noJrobr,.,; bod.,, ror,5oI 40
sell skupu.oa ~yIovn.ga odbor,
ou..
I,hLo ,aJ7..i;, ~
r~r.t.LIo., ,.,. n,i;a, na
b-odocno., ,onI.n
smcmo z,dovoIiiti t.mve. III
mo in potrudimo :. zIosti +, Lra.
TEX caS pred konvcnciio. da pri.
d"pln" koHkor mogocc novih ella
nov Ter novlh drnNtcv. da bode