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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

lawrence, 10; Lynn, first game) Lawrence
IL; Lynn. second game).
Worcester. 8; Lowell. FIRST game) Lowell
5; Worcester, 4 tsscond game).
New Bedford. 8 Eau River. larst game). Fall
Portland, 4: Brockton. (6rst game). Portland
IL: Brockton, / second camel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-05

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES.
Baltimore. 0: Providence. ,
Jersey City. Z: Newark. l.
Rochester, 5: Toronto. eleven inn, ng.l
Montreal 6: Buffalo. 3.
AFTERNOON CANES.
Baltimore, S: Providence, 6.
Rochester. 4: Toronto, 3.
Newark ): Jersey City, 4.
Bufaio. II; Montreal. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-05
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW
Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland
Detroit nj st. Louis.
Chicago Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-05
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
MORNING GAMES.
Montgomery. 8: Nashville. ..
Chattanooga. g.: Memphis. 4.
Mobile, 10: Birmingham. o.
Atlanta, .: New Orleans, item innings tic:
called
AFTERNOON GAMES
Nashville. 5: Montgomery, 3
Chattanooga 9: Memphis. 5.
Birmingham. ;: Mobile. I.
Atlanta New Orleans: rain.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES
Utica. 8: Syracuse. 3.
Troy. 9: Albany. I.
.Bipghamton o: Eimra. o tseven inuiuse. tie;
caHedA.s
!. AFTERNOON GAMES.
Troy. 8: Albany. o.
Utica, 8: Syracuse, I.
Wilkes Barre. 3: Scranton o.
Elmlra 3; Rinchamton. = tten innings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-05

TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES
At York Harrisburg. s: Yorx g.
At Trenton-Atiantic City. 6: Trenton q ,ci-bt
inningsl.
At Allant6wn-W Wilmington 4: Allentown. :.
AFTERNOON GAMES
At Harrisburg York, 3; HARRISBURG 5.
At Atlantic Gty-TrentOn, 5: Atlantic CITY, 4
At Wilmington, ): Allentown, g.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-12-06
Go eVR lS AZ

serve your masters well. l hope they
pay you as adequately"
He turned to the door. Before he
reached it a thin youth with ink
smears on his fingers swung in.
Hard luckw exclaimed the new
conner. "That Standish meetings
raised a lot of interest down town.
Pity we can't run anything on it!
It'd make a dandy first-page spread"
"Shut upw beloved Gerrett. "You
young"
Don't scold him." counselled
Standish, walking out. "He didn't
make any break. We're all three in
the secret"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-12-06
CHAPTER VIII.
Caleb Works at Long Range.

Give Standish opened his upstate
tour the following night in the small
town of Wayne. II was a farming
center, and the hall was tolerably well
filled with bearded and tanned men
who had an outdoor look. Some Of
them had brought their wives; sallow,
dyspeptic, angular creatures with the
patient, dull faces of women who live
close to nature and are too busy to
profit thereby.
The audience listened interestedly
as Give outlined the Boss-riden con-
dition of the mountain state, the ex-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17
INFoRMACIJSKI BRO AHA.
SVERJA ST. 4.
Dear c%omeradei

Dear comerade!
Dela imam Grez glavo, veasih
malo manika, da Sc V MEM ne
vtopim. Neliko raznih %vprasanj
prejemam IL draw Amer. Tia te.
den SEN zelo Oblozen Z mimi, da
je to resnica, citajte sledeee:
VpraS.: Ali je potreben zastop-
mix "G. Naroda" V Pennsylvania
in w. Va.f
Odg.: Zastopnik &c. Naroda"
nj potreben V u. drzavah, pac pa
organizatorji unijonizma in soci-
Jalizma, ter zastopniki soc. listov.
Delavci V Penna. in w. Va. Sc bo-
riJo prot skebskemu delu.
VpraS. Ali Sc ju Park ucil roc
ma delaf
Odg. Da - Pajk Sc je ucil roc
ma della! V start domoyini ju bill
cevljar ,tukai Ameriki zastave
stlka. On ina tako dolgo nit, da
IL Conemaugh Chicago zastavo
silva. Primankljaj pri S. ID. p. q.
Je tudi njegovo rocno delo. - z
emo besedo receno, on Sc razume
ma vse roGna della. On INA tudi,
komu nos razpraskati, kar je vse-
kakor rocno delO. -
Vpras.: Bode imela Penna. Sc
daj mir pred kricaci podpornih
organizacij, XII MISC "a druzega,
kakor "a cast in svoj Yep?
Odg.: Well! V Conemaugh SO
%odpravili smolo, sedai pa kuhajo
lin V Pittsburgh-u. Tam namera-
vaJo organizirati podporno zvezo
samo "a Penno. (Naprimer tako.
kakorsno imajo " Clevelantu.)
line tie zveze bode "Kranjsks
Pennsylvanska podporna delniska
druzba''. -
Vpras.: Ali ju urednik CT. Am
Sc pri zdravi pameti9
Odg.: Peter Stelovi6 misli, ds
je najpametnejsi clovek ma svetr
"spiritus spiriatualis", Clones Of
Ribnitz" ie nameraval odpreti a
kademijo "Tomaza Akvinskega'
a psihiatri so mu spusaai mozga
ne sedaj ga drgnejo z "acido fe
nico": Grozilno pismo - je ME
gova fabrikacija. o tenn bode po
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

ro6al centralni bro Ahasverjev.-
Vpras. Ali imamo tako imeno-
vano osebno svobodo?
Odg. Ne osebna svoboda je
uprezena V sluzbo - la slu5ba je
tlaGanstvo molohu denarju, XII je
najsurovejSi materializem, kar 81
ga je moGi misliti. OSebna syobo-
da je orOpana, ponizana lie, sits
njena med stare straje, paragra-
fe, Sege i t. d. -
VpraS. Kako Sc je vrsila OBJ
ravnava sodr. PavlovGica S Pal
kOmR
Odg. DoSlo porocilo naznanja,
da je Pajk tozbo umaknil dan
pred obravnavo. Kaj bode sodr.
Pavlov6ic storil, o tenn ~porocamo
p%oznejel -
JAZZ bi svetoval sodr. PavlovGi-
Gu, da da tisto poSteno CD bando
preiSkati, ter zapreti V warren
kraj, ker drugaGe ne bode miru
pred mimi!
Vedno vas "a revolucijo, seve-
.da ne "a tako, kakorsno 81 pred
stavlja vas velikomestni zupnik.
namrev, da bi z gnojnimi vilami
in cepini pc noel "farovz" po-
drill! Answer st. 4.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

Nasa pa%robrodna %poslovnica je n~ajveejs
ma Zapadu IN ina vse najboljse oceansks
erte (linije). Sifkarte prodajamo Do
kompaniiskih cenah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17
IZKORISCEVALCI DELAVSKIH
RAN, Pc zELEZNEM OKRo-
zJU v MINNESOTI.

Pc zeleznem Okrozju severne
Minnesota 20 delavske nesre6e ma
dnevnom redu. Vzrok je: neza-
dostne varnostne naprave po rud-
nikih.
Ako bi imeli pc tukajSnjem re-
leznem okrozju rudarske unije, bi
lie kolikortoliko zahtevala IN.
nadzorovala te naprave in $ TEN
bi Sc prepreGilo mnogo nesrec.
Ko so hoteli nekateri roiaki,
zdruzeni $ Finci, ustanoviti T.
Mon, ter so V ia namen tudi "a
stavkali, tedaj je eden Onih dale
kovidnih (f) MOI in voditeljev
slovenskega naroda, - katerim.
je V resnici wee "a njihov business
in reklamO, kakor pa "a dcbrobit
SLOW. narOda, ali bolje reGeno SLOW.
delavstva, sklical je shod in
scuyal prOti organizatorjem. ter
delavcem odsvetoval vstop V or
~ganizacijo ali Union. Posledice te-
ga so Sc pokazale takoj in obstoje
Sc dandanes. Nezadostno poduce-
nj delavci so pOpustili ustanovi-
tev UniJe, ter Sc drugim onemo-
goclli. POdali so Sc ma delo. a vsi
oni, Xxi so Sc borili in agitirai,
zgubili So delo pri vseh rudniSkih
druzbah.
Use to pc zaslugi nasega ideah-
sta.
Ia gOspod je dobrO vedel. da
bode on in njegovi kolegi zgubili
z ustanovitvijo Unije. del n.jiho-
vega mastnega zasluzka. pri po-
sredovanju med delavci in razni-
mi druzbami radi odSkodinne. Ako
hi imeli Unijo, hi ia zahtevala
varnoStne naprave, bilo hi mani
nesrec. kar pa posredOvalcem ne
hi bio pc wolff. Kako izkoriStajo
ii pOsredovalci delavce oh takih
prilikah, je re nekaterim znano,
in eden najbolj fazuputih izkori-
scevalcev je ma glasu neki B. .ich,
rOdOm Hrvat V Duluthu.
Ia hijena ina dobro organizi-
rane agente. oglas V tukajSnjem
lokalnem listu, sploh posluzuje Sc
vsih sredstev V lovu ma zrtve.
De~lavstvO, pri katerim vlada Sc
srednjevesko mracnajstvo (tukaj
ne stejem onih, kateri Sc zavedajo
in agitirajo proti moderno suzen-
ski dobD, kateso sc Sc daadanes
malo briga "a organizacije in T.
nije, dalo Sc je takim izvrkom ma
milost in nemilost. (ako je sploh
pr takih kaj milosti p, tako so IL
k~oriscevalci pc svoji wolff racuna-
10 PR posredovanju ogromne svo-
tie, a delavcem vrzejo ostanek, ako
ga je sploh kaj.
Tako ie slo do zdaj prisvojili
so 81 tisoGake in tisocake delav-
skega denarja, "a katerega so da-
Ii: kri, ude, yeckrat tudi z~ivlje-
ME. V zadnjem casu Sc je ia low
Ia pOskodovane zrtve podvojil
povod cato je dala v ST. Paulu
sprejeta takozvana: "Delavska
odskodninska postava", cato hiti-
jO. 1grajo ulogo tolmacov, advo-
katov, barantacev, meSetariev in
vragsigavedi kaj Sc, samo da do
bio Sc estate zrtve. Gorje, katere-
ga dobijo v pest tie pijavek.
Da je ia sodrga dobro organi-
%zirana, pricajo dejstva in Nth a
GENT po vsem zeleznem okrozju
posebno pa ma Union postal v
Duluthu kar mrgoli takih agen-
TOW. Da, tudi v slovensko-tiskar-
skem pOdjetju v Duluthu tiei ose-
ba, XII je bila re omenjena cd do
pisovalcev V tel zadevi. Tudi to
clovece, XII presega v svoii agen-
! turf vse ~ostale, DELUXE in nagovar-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

sodrug Simon Fabjancic ie ma
ag1tacijskem potovanju pc Noun.
TAM in pc druzih zapadnih drza-
yah. On je pooblasSen izvrsevati
vse posle ticoce Sc lista "Prole.
tarca'. Sodruge prosimo, mai
gredo temu socialisti6nemu agita-
torju kolikor mogoce ma roke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

ske delavske tiskovne druzbe',-
katera izdaja "Proletarca." Zato
posiljajte vse pritozbe glede ne
rednosti ista in druge spore tico.
ce Sc "Proletarca' ma predsedni-
ka "tiskovne druzbe' sodr. FIR.
Podlipca, 5039-25. Pl., Chicago.
Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

ia Judi, kateri sc zglasijo v it's
karni, IA omega oderuha b..
X tel osebi Sc ponovno vrnemo.
ter oriSemo SirSi jaynosti. kak
znaeaJ je to, vendar mai omenim
"a zdai Sc to ,kako Sc je ilrazil
pri neki priliki o chicazkih SCOTIA
hstih: "Chicazki socialists 50 le-
nuhi, kateri nocejo dclati." V
reSnici goji zeljo, da hi bill delav-
CT vedno z%atelebani V njihove bal
Ike, ter da bi pleesali, kakor hi oni
godli. Steer ako bi imeli organi-
zaciJo ,oziroma Unijo, bi Sc i'm
izljalovili vsi dOsedanji komisni in
mastni zasluzki pri poSkodovan-
cih. Zakaj? cato, ker Unije imaio
organizatorje in ii bi preveG po-
ucili delavsko maso, hi pregnali
Sc obstojeGo bre~zbriznost.
VseenO ne izgubimo upanja. da
sc zacne Svitati V glavah nasega
delavstva; ter pokaze hrbet ia
kim hinavcem kajti pc vsih drza-
yah Unije sc delavstvo zbuja. bo.
de Sc tudi tukaj.
Pijayke pa bodo skuSale skriti
svoJo nagoto IA prepozno je; pre-
wee je dOkazov vaSega delOvanja,
proved krivice ste re storili DELAY
Gem, dasi Sc imenujete "delavski
prijatelji?!"
kar ste delavcem vkradli, Jim
ne morete nikdar vec vrniti i'm to
bode vas propad, propad V do
glednem casu. Delavstvo zmaguje
mad najzakrknjenimi premogar-
skimi baroni, zmagalo bode tudi
mad vami, delavskimi zapeljivci
in hinavci.
Zastonj Sc trkate ma prsa, vas
aboslutizem vpije V nebo in zrtve,
katere ste open arili "a njihove cd
Skodnine, ten zrtvi kri bode DO
gnala mladiko in sad tie mladike
bo sad spoznanja. kateri naredi
konec temu izkoriscanju, HI je BIZ
10 do sedaj lin je SCI naravnost
straSno,
Delavske vrste Sc sirijo, 2 mimi
n~apreduje delavsko casopisje, kl
skupno bije boz razrednega giba-
MIA bolje receno: pr~oletariat Sc
boil in boil zaveda svojih pravic.
Tudi mi stopimO V vrste zaved-
min. Ne drzimo krizem roke, ka-
dar Sc nasi tovarisi trpini boriio.
proti izkoriScevalcem, prot me-
hlapcem in prot danaS-
MENU kapitalisticnemu sistemu.
Idruzimo Sc. ter zdruzeni de-
in V naSem delu mai BIO ge-
slo: "Kar nj z delavstvom, lie prot
d~elavstvul" Delajmo Skupno ma
strokovnem in politiGnem polju.
Nasa socialisticna stranka della
ma politicnem polju in kot TAXA
zasluzi vso p%ozOrnOst, a ne samo
pozornost, ampak vstop in agita-
cija mora bit zdruiena 2 poor
nostjo, lie 5 skupno mocjo moreno
delati, ter konecnO zmagati.
Agitirajmo. pomnozimo vrste
sodrugOv; vsak sodrug maj prido-
bi nOvega Sodruga in ako stori
vsak svojo d~olznoSt, imamo ma IL
soce novih sobojeynikoy socialne
revolucije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

lometrov naprej. Drugi teden
bonn poroeal kaj wee.
Sprejmi pozdrav cd j. Pile.
Pill sem pisal, maj mi sporoei
kaj wee meksikanskemu kapitdliz-
mu in Ge imajo tamkaj re kaj so
gladstone stranke, kar upam da
mi odpise.
Toiiko "a Ia teden.
Upam, da Sc vidimo jutri ma
Riverview parku!
Pa gudbaj "a tai Gait.
Vas Jaka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

Vcasih Sc pripeti, da kateremo
dopisniku nikakor nj vseG, ako ne
priob6imo n~jegovega dopisa. u
rednik "Proletarca" Sc ne smatra
"a kaksnega gospoda ali zagovor-
nika absolutizma. Use sporne to-
cke glede lista mai gredo v bodo-
&c pred direktorii "Jugoslovan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17
So-Jarac, Kraniskicic in Ko

mar MISC wee zadovoljni, da so z
verskimi bajkami fanami in pc
skom, odrli svoie verne ovGice ma
meh. V zadnjem "A. ST." izraza-
jo odprto svoje skromne zelje, da
bi radi socialistiGne klube oropali
"a Nth premozenje. Janez, Tone
in France hands off Cd sociahstic-
mega denarja! Tukaj sc VAN rop
ne DO poSre6ill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17
RAZREDNI BOZ.

ZgodOvina GloveSke druzbe ie
zgodovina razrednih boiev, ia sta
vek je zapisal V komunisticen ma
nifest mas veliki mojster Karl
Marks.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17
Mas velikomestni zupnik ida

Mas velikomestni zupnik izdaja
neko mesecno pratiko. katero ma
zivlje "Glasilo zupnije sv. Ste
fana". V tel mese6nej pratiki je
pobOzni zupnik razglasil, da Sc
kmalu pricne beraGiia ma debelo.
Gre Sc MANFRED "a move 'orgljo",
kate re morajo "a njegovo ''kate-
dralo" (Sendo) biti vsaj tako
velike kot recimo "kran-
jske harmonike". Prajzi "a bogo-
liubno delo so seveda razlicni.
kedor ma primer da $40, doticnega
bode potem bog tako "pozegnal",
da bode incl SIS dnevne place.
Kedor pa V stanju milosti bozje,
to Sc pravi brez ''smrtnega gre
ha", da 500, doticnemu pa bodejo
Orglje Sc bu6ale pc smrti.
OsiSkani siskar Sc tudi V svoii
pratiki jezi, reko6, da njcgovi
farani, med katerimi je brezdvom-
no mnogo kozlov, med sluzbo
bOzjo V cerkvi sv. Stefana skoro
vsi Spe. Well to je popolnoma pra-
vino. Boise je vsekakor spati.
kakor pa posluSati dolgo6asne in
prismuknjene cen6e primojenega
Toneta!
Use zenske v DRAW Illionois so
pc prineipih bojze Strelovica po-
kvarjene. Zakaj? Enostavno cato,
ker so 81 izvojevale zensko volino
pravicO. - THE Clevclandska
Amerika is one Of the most pro-
gressive newspapers, printed in
a foreign language in Cleveland.
Sic Sedaj ina Clones of Rib
nitz' besedo, da nam to stvar
raZtolmaci!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

Maj Sc gospodujoGi razredi tire
sejo pred socijalno revoiucijo,
proletarijat nina ni6esar zgubiti.
kot svoje verge. Velikovec ina
~osvojiti eel svet. Proletarci vsih
dezela, zdruzite Sc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

Svobodnjaki in sunni, patriciji
in plebejci, graScaki in tlacani.
mestni obrtniki in pomoGniki.
med delom in kapitalom bije So
BOZ nepretrgoma zdaj ma skriv-
mem, zdaj oGitno, ali zmirom so
bill gospodarska n~asprotia med
izkoriScevalci in izkoriScanimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

MeScanska druzba Sc razvema
mad TEN ceS: socialist hoGejo pri-
vatno lastnino %odpraviti. Ali v da-
nasnjej eloveSi druzbi je devet de-
setin ljudstva brez Jasmine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-17

Pa nam pravijo, da bi Sc 2 cd
pravo privatne Jasmine ponehalo
d%elovanje in da bi potem zavlada-
la lenoba. &c hi bilo to res, tedai
bi morala meScanska druzba vsled
lenobe re zdavno poginiti, kajti
oni, XII delajo, ne pridobiva.jo, in
oni, XII pridobivajo, ne delajo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-05
Natural Color Furs.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Scme natural
color furs of the tint which they had
when part Of the living animal, are to
be worn during the coming winter. In
former years nearly all furs worn by
women were dyed black or sitka, a
shade of black and very rarely have
furs which retained their natural col
orings been worn.
Among the furs that ? going to
be worn uno.yed Is the lur of the
Canadian red fox-dressed in its nat
ural shape as well as color-to be
worn as stole. The, fur is not real
ly red but more asrtch canary color
most striking In appearance. A two
skin set. muff and stole. costs from
sS2 to SIS.
BLACK bear skins have already
rarely been woln in their natural col
or except by coachmen, but this win
ter the most fashionable women viii
wear undyed furs of black bear" q
well-knowns fur dealer told the Unitet
Press. 81 have been very much amused
Just recently at an order to conver1
couple of these black bear Skin
coachmen's capes into a fashionable
set of furs. for milady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-05
The Nauvoo Gate City
Nauvoo, Ill, November S, 1913.

and evening. They realized nice sum
for their efforts,
We heard 1t rumored that several
ladies intend organizing D. 0. 6.
club. It's principal purpose is to meet
every now and then and give show
ers' to bride-to-be and brides return
ing from their honeymoon. One lady
said the club distinctly desires well
wishers not to be misled by its name
for it is called Dear Old Girl" club.
1t will not be long now before a
Nauvoo business man will take unto
himself wife II rumor that is float.
ing around proves true,
November 81 is Thanksgiving day,
and Nauvoo has much to be thankful
for. During this year OF 1913 there
was much work for the laborer and
this city had much building done. and
on the dinner table on the last Thurs
day Of this month 1t is believed thai
all Narcotics will have plenty ot
those pieces de resistance: the pump
kin pie and turkey.
A. bunch of Nauvoo's popular ladies
called on Mrs. Jos. Welter and treat
ed the lady to a pleasant birthday sur
prise party. The ladies present had ;
delightful time N games, social con
verse, etc. Delicious refreshments wer'
served.
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are q Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
substitute for calomel-are mild but
sure laxative, and their effect on the
liver Is almost instantaneous. They
are the result of Dr. Edwards deter
mination not to treat liver and bowel
complaints with calomel His efforts
to Danish it brought out these little
olive-colored tablets. These pleasant
little tablets do the good that calomel
does but have no bad after effects.
They don't injure the teeth like strong
liquids or calomel. They take hold OF
the trouble and quickly correct it. Why
cure the liver at the expense Of the
teeth?. Calomel sometimes plays
havoc with the gums. SO do strong
liquids. 1t is best not to take calomel,
but to let DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness" and tina,
lazy feeling come from constipation
and a disordered liver. Take DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets when you fee
aloggy" and heavy" Note how they
clear" clouded brain and how the,
"perk up the spirits. At 10c and 25t
per box. The Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, o-Advertisement
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md friends here, returned home Tues

ahO hiiGhuS itSt q, ! CtuA AASsA iiNaAA~ = >ASNs
day.
Mrs John Hopp and daughter Helen
were Keokuk callers Monday.
Mrs. Bert Brown Of st. Louis is Wis.
ting relatives and friends in our
vicinity.
Rev. J. F. Stilwell of Mt. Pleasant
held services at the NJ Il. church Sun.
day morning and evening. b
Frank Curtis and family of Mont.
rose visited with r. B. Lamb and FAM
lily Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hopp is visiting at
Mooar.
VIM, South OF FIT. Madison was
Charleston caller Friday.
Fred Roth and wife passed through.
town Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Bassett and daughter
Esther were Keokuk callers Saturday.
Mrs. Lurla Findeiss and daushters
Alene of St Louis are visiting at the
DR.. Davis home.
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being record breaker and the best
ever reported by the COMPANY.

being a record breaker and the best
ever reported by the company,
There was no tendency to economic
on the expense OF the operating equip
ment, as the cost in this department
increased more than $2,o0o,000. Prac-
tically no change was noted in other
expenses over the report for 1s11-12.
The road evidently intends to make
extensive improvements the coming
years, as they have appropriated 81
G47,743, as against less than $4,000,000
last year.
Gross revenues OF $s4,374.4s8 we're
s7,651 AIS better than the year before,
and, contrary to many of the roads
west of the Mississippi river. the Bur
lington saved a great part of its gross
gain for its share balance.
The income applicable to dividends
of $1s,43o.736 was s5,s23,as2 larger
than for the year OF 1912.
For new lines, equipment and add,
| lions and betterments s13,s42,S66 was
spent, compared with s1o,2s6,SS9 the
iyear before.
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macadam Work VIII be Finished With
in q Few Days on tho Keokuk
Montrcse Macadam
Road.
ROAD IS IN FINE SHAPE
Large Eli Made al Prices Creek and
the Width Of Macadam Road
bed Here is II
Feet.

The new river boulevard from Keo-
kuk to Montrose is practically COM
plcted. Yesterday contractors finish
ed heavy macadam work near Prices
creek and the macadam roadbed is
Low practically finished.
There still remains great deal
oil finishing work to be done be-
tween here and Montrose but this will
probably be completed this month.
J. p. Allen, of the Water Power COM
pany, believes that the work will be
finished UP by December i.
The road is now good all the way
to Montrose and is the favorite drive
for automobilists. The macadam road
bed, nine feet In width and six Inches
iii depth. offers smooth road for
travelling. The bad grades of the old
road have been eliminated Now the
hills are either cut through or avoid
ed by going around them. The grade
Is probably the least of any along
the river where there are high bluffs.
The last ina cadam work is near
Prices creek. AT the Prices creek
fill the width of the macadam road
bed was made seventeen feet instead
Of nine as a precaution against pos
sible accidents. The dirt roadbed OF
about the same width as the macadam
will be gone over, within the next few
weeks 1t will be dragged, fills made
where 1t is low and additional drain
age facilities provided. There are
also some places in the macadam to
be patched.
This new road promises to become
Keokuk's most popular pleasure drive
The road bed is not only excellent and
the bad grades eliminated but there
is an excellent view of Lake Cooper
obtainable most of the way.
1t has required great deal o.
work to build the new road, and the
power company has expended ovel
100000. 1t has required much blast
ing. some of the road being bull
through solid rock Cameron, Nc
Manus and joyce, contractors, hav,
had large force of men at work dur
ing the entire summer in putting OF
the macadam after the roadbed ha,
been made.
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The former

Louis Saturday night. The former
was on q shopping tour.
Quite a number of Clark county
teachers will attend the state teachers
meeting in st. Louis the latter part of
the week.
The condition OF E. B. Christy OF
Grant township, remains unchanged
He is in q serious condition.
Jacob H. Walter and Miss NJ. stiles
of Burlington were united in marriage
in Kahoka Tuesday by Squire Perry.
Careful inquiry reveals the fact that
the present democratic office holders
have not become alarmed over the
cracks" in the court house and will
not stand for reelection. They will be
candidates again, sorry to say.