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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
Miners Bulletin in izvir. poro-
ella

ella
Calumet. Mich, H. nov. -
Pred Soduikom OBrienom V
Iloughtomu jc bila vccraj spozna-
ma krivi nasa strajkarska juna-
kinja Ana klemcnc ali "velika
Ana - kakor io tukaj vsakdo
naziva odnosno "dcvica Orlean-
ska" calumetskih Straikariey.
Porota prizivm obravnavi ie po-
;rdila ubsodho sodnika Fishcrja
" Calumet, katcri 10 je pred ne
kim taSom obSodil M 50 denar-
ne kalni ali 30 dui zapora radi
."napada ma Skcba Wilfreda Ka-
Sinicma -. sept. Omcnieni
Skcb toli. da "a ic Ana "lopnila
u dcznikom Ona pa pravi, da
ic le prestegla Z deznikom nicgov
udarcc. Xxi jc bill namcnlcu neki
drugi lcmSki. Pac zaloStno cd
skcba, da bObna V Svct, da je bill
tcprn od Sibke IcnSkc. .IunaSka
Ana 81 pa malo lmcni "a to oh
Sodbo. Njcua edna Sllrb io. ka-
ko pomagati Straikarlm do zma-
gc in povcliGati uiihoy praviIni
boj. Cd prvcga dncva 81 vhc pa
do danes nj hilo niti enc Straikar-
Skc parade Y Calumctu. da hi
ne bila ona na ccm paradc 4 veil
kO amcriSkO Zastavo Y rokah
Dan n dncVom in tcden "a ted
nom vodi Ana Klcmcuc tiSote
Stavkaiotih rudariev zaStavo Y
rokah proti PalcStri ma shodc, ka-
H,r j. nekoc vodila Ivanka Orle-
anSka armada vojakov ma boz "a
vino Nj cuda, da je pozna
zc vSako dctc Calumctu in Oko-
lici. ia 10 obGuduieio in spoStu-
IJelo Stavkarli in vsi prijatclii de
lavStva i'm ia >c jc boic skehje
ter oboroIeui hlapci kapiializma.
Milicarji ne grcdo radi blizo.
kjcr je "velika Ana kaj,i We
do, da bodo doziveli blamazo. .lc-
ltctokrat jc bila Ana ze aretira-
!ua. odk traja >ttalk in scvcda
vSclei tudi takoi izpuSGcna. VISA
ko iutro oh pctlh - iudi sedai.
ko ie dcbcli sncg in sibirska Ii
ma, da vSc polka - ie Ana KlC-
meme zc ma ulicah. kier Z zastavo
y roki vodi Straikarjc ma pillet in
deli dnevuc lekcijc >kcbom lido
elm ma Sramotmo dclo. To jr
Inicn vSakdanji "zlotin Scrifi
IN VoiaEi 80 povSod craven i'm ia
koi pOgra bijo Ano. ccS da jc lir.
>ila famozui indzunkSn" Ia
ooi Urc lc Ana Spct proSta -zml-
u 50 blizko priiatclii. ki poloze
"a MO yaririno - in pripravllc-
ma IA popoldan>ko parade. V
zgodovmI dclavSkcga gibanla y
Amcriki. ki bo odmcrilq poseb-
no poglavic vcliki in Slavni borhi
rudarjev michigauSEcm bakrc-
mem 0kroIjT. oStanc zapiSano tu-
iii imc Anc klcmcnceyc. vrle ze-
ne slovenSkega Stavkaioccga ru-
daria kot imc dclavskc junallinjc.
Iii So ncuStraicno bori IA pravicc
tlatenih dclavccv. Naprci Ana
Dclavci, zavcdni dclavci Sirom
Amcrikc tc pozdravljaio in kliGc-
10: IivcIa,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18

prvo primcro" - dcjal je Viii
son "navcsti hoGem nckaj
faktov u Scdanjega boja med ru-
darji in lastuiki bakra gornjcm
Michiganu NajvcGja druzba
tamoShjcm proizvajanju balra
Calumet & IIccla Coz je bila
organUirana 1870 smislu zakon-
skc doloGbc drzave Michigan. da
biStvcna vrcdnota njenc glavnicc
jc diva miliona 500 dolarjev. Del
nice 50 bile po $25. Prodaiale so
50 pa po Sl2 ,tako da jc aktualna
vloga maSala $l,25O0O0. Cd tistc-
ga casa VA do zadnjega leta, torej
Y ~ lctih jc druzba razglasila Y
dividcndah 100000 iz prvot-
ne vlogc $l,15OO,OOO in ponovno
lc invcStirala il dobiGka 75 milo.
nov dolarjcv. I'm kljub temu O.
gromncmu dobi6ku iSta dru5ba
zavraca ne Samo dogOvor $ svoii-
mi delavci, tcmvoG tudi posredo.
vanjc zvcznc Wade prih porav-
nave Stavki.
"Druaba nravi, da ina lastnin-
sko pravico do vscga Svojega ka-
Pitala IN posestcv in da vsled
.tcga della svojim kalor Sc il po-
ljubi ter da Sc ne briga niti "a
Waldo niti IA nilkogar. Kako ma
patno' kdo ie pa dial druabi last
ninSko pravico do bakrenih zakla-
dov! Ali ne zakon? In kdo ic
ustvaril zakon? Ali ne ljudstvo?
ljudstvo jc ustvarilo zakonc. ma
katerih tcmclii lgst.;nsko pravo
in nj jih ustvarilo namenom. da
okoristi posameznika, katerim jc
biia Dodeljena lastninska pravica.
temVec znamenom. da bo tako
lastninsko pravo sluzilo korist
cell obcini, cell druzbi. Druzba ic>
nekot zallijucila, podiSi po pra-
vici ali 20 krivici, da najboljSi ma
Gin "a pOvzdigo druzbe ic, Ge ina
10 posamcznili lastninsko pravi-
co do zemljiSG Ako torej posa-
mcznik ali korporacija misli. da
SINE razpolagati Svojo zaSebno
laStnino. cd katcrc zavisi blago.
Stanjc drugih ljudi, poliubno ka-
kor hocc. Sc mott in obencm zlo-
rablJa zaupnOst druzhe, Xxi mn ic
poverila lastnino V korist komu-
nitcte. Zato ina druzba (namrcc
komuniteta ali drzava) popolno
pravico spremeniti laStninsko
pravo takih korporacij ali posa-
mcznikov V korist GlovcSke dru2-
be"
kar jc tukaj poycdal w. Il
Wilson, jc brcz malcga to, kar "a
htevamo socialist. Zascbna last
nina kapitala Ouda. prcmog, les.
z"mljiSta itd). od katcrcga zavi-
Sijo dclavskc masc glcdc syoic
eksiStcncc, je tcmclj kapitalistiG-
ne Gulbe in prva ter najvcGia
krivica. Iasebna laStnina rudni-
kov - kakor vSch ostalih sred-
stcv proizvajanja - vodi izko-
riStanjc dclavccv. kcr ruda Sc ne
kopljc namenom. da bo porabo
lJudcm. temvcc prcdvScm samo
zato, da imaio la>tniki rudnikov
ogromni dobiGck. torcj zasebno
korist kapitalistov. Ako kapita-
listi nimajo dObiGka od rudnikov.
tedaj jih zaprcjo, pa &c so DELAY.
ci zadovoljni ali ne, ali pa zniza-
Jo place in podaljsajo delavnik;
nj jih briga, Ge je ljudcm ruda po-
trebna ali ne. Zato Sc socialists
"a enkrat strinjamo WilSonom V
TEN, da je lastninsko pravo kapi-
talistov - ne Samo Calumet and
fIccle Co.. tcmvet vSch ostalih
druab - kriviGno in da ga mora.
ne samO SINE, dr5ava prcklicati.
ne samo spreminiti - da ga mora
druzba razveljaviti in zaplcniti
vso lastnino kapitalistov ter jo
vrniti nazaj vscm uljudstvu
sploSnO dobro. KdOr Sc zaveda te-
(Nadaljevanje ma s. strani /.
ko1oni \
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
DELAVSKI BoJI DRUGoD.

$500 lclclnitarjcv proyc
Southern Pacific Y Tcxasu ie "a
StraJ kalo Il. t. M. IclczniSki pro
met povsem po6iva.
- V Auchlandu in Wellington
mn = Novi Zelandiii ie generalna
Stavka. 5000 policajcv patrolira
Stavkovno okrozjc.
- James Larkin. vodia Stavka-
iotih tramvaiSkih vsluzbencev V
Dublinu ma IrSkcm. kateri ie bill
pred par tedni obsojen ma scdem
mesccev zapora, ie bill 13. I. m.
oproSten. AngleSka vlada nj mo-
gla vzdrzati silnega pritiska cd
Strani delavstya. Xxi ie protestira-
10 proti krivicni obSodbi Larkina.
K1OR sE NJ PORAVNAL ZAOSTA.
IF NAROcNINE. MAJ TO STORT TA.
KO.. KER SE MI SICER V KRAFT
KEN USTAVI LIST. cakali bomo
sam, tiste, XII Sc javijo. mai Sc Jim lista
ne vstavil Poor ma tol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18
W. B. Wilson ozigOSa| kraIje bakra.

Tainik zveznega deiavskega oddeIka pravi, da
IaStniIi bakT Michiganu grdi iZkOriSce
ci. Ana klemenc. "lvanka OrIeanska" calumet
skin StraikarjeV, ObSOiena denarnO
KapitaliSi imaiO trik. ShOdi in parade ma
dneVnem redu kIiub snegu I'm sibirski zimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18

List IA koristi delav-
skegA II iudstvn. Delav-
CT so opraviceni do
Vsesa kAr producirAto.
This paper Is devoted
to the interests of the
working class. Work
ers are entitled TO all
what th ev produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-18

= A ZITE T.!
ma stevilko v oklepaiu-
vi SO nahaia poles va
soga naslova. prileplie-
mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (3Z4)
ie stevilka
tedat varn . prihodnto
stevilko nasesa lista po-
tece narocnipn. Prosi-
mo. ponovtte 10 tAkoi.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
TO Sc h00i Boards

Marble Hill, Mo, August Is, 1913
p the district clerks and presidents
o. the school boards
In compliance with the law enact,
ed by the Forty-Seventh General
Assembly of the state of Missouri.
am calling a convention of the
clerks and presidents of Bollineer
county
Section of this Act says That il
shall be the duty of the county
superintendent of public schools to
call together once each year. at the
county seat or some other suitable
place in the county, the presidents
of the school boards and the clerks of
the school districts of the county. for
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
from hcrHctI

la'rr is m serious sickness ,Mn
! know Of Jg this vicinity
I.oD> ar" good IN some places and
in others il has been TOO a~v We
haven't had To feed our stock any
trees yet
Na,crmeIoUs di8 we'll this season
and brought good prices
The heat is Soma.hng arr., here
now The mercury stands Ar bIn,t
heat every day
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
Southeast News

H0wrN County Gazette.
49, Who said that the peach industry
was a dead oneT \ million dollar
crop in Howell and 0rceon counties
Is the biggest thing that ever hap.
pened.
Frr1etirktawu Tribune.
We have often hear,i Of the mother.
in-law getting in bad. but this time
IL was the iather-in-law Henry Ar
nett, who Nj assaulted by the son.
in-law. Arthur Williams When CON
fronted by the Judge. Williams said
he was guilty and paid $40 rs for the
privilege OF slammine the old man
Booze caused il
Frcdericktovn Democrat. News.
There is to be held at Bismarck
at 100 p, m. Tuesday August 26. in
the Office OF DR. J l.. Eaton pre-
liminary meeting for the purpose OF
organizing a Southeast Missouri
Development association. which will
DO for southeast Missouri what
other organizations are doing for
other parts of the state. They will
take up the subject of immigration,
good roads, water development. state
publicity and other subjects
: idard Tribune
tuesday afternoon during a severe
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28

growers who are Ipca,ci IN district
where irost damage mas been com.
p1ratively I,gnt 70. tlr pas, ten
years-wIil receive as mu.h lot Tins
years crop as for their crop IN 1912
Growers report no ilmag, Of con
sequence from dromh uusprayri
orchards as usual. show h,ayy losses
from co!.lls mot dui1a Juy anI
August These orchard. hoNr,..
have iIa.r mlJ1nl rG.t 90 na
total ~ du,tpou, Us uny 1yr.u
charTs lrc prDduc.D. c.l..!,aplr
O. apple, .o- mao.
JUis H.s.
SCI. ary q N.ssolr, $ re G,.
pft'p .g,ugr .o,uual 81.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28

t.r consideration aud discussion o.
questions pertaining DO school ad
@n.H:.a
>r.,un1 say, .g,a.Ih.rraa,
OF every irr>Daeu, %. d hoo. uo.r
and o' every clerk of d school di,,rIr
Do lh" ~rNrrl, counties 20 attend r.,
m"r'h- or >chun. officers called by
"a" county superintendent, Of public
school, lurtH"I.rpl>e @. considering
dHa discussing questions pertaining
10 >.aua.. administration and each
>rHoo. officer attending sU.hmc~IuI
,a3U receive compensation at the
Htlcoi one dnilaT>and fifty cents per
dIcm ana mileage at Oh" rate of five
cent, per @lIn for thn number 81.
miles necessary 10 he travelled m
goiugir'm the >rhpoIaou>e Of hI> dis
tnci io tue place Of meeting. same
% b" pald out Of the incidental fund
OF in> district Provided. that no
allowance shall be made for more
than two days m any school year
Provided, further that in the ease of
the inability Of either the preSidcn, Of
the board OF the clerk Of the district
to attend such meeting, the school
board shall appoint another member
or some other person to represent the
district in place Of said president Of
the board OF clerk Of the district
Upon presentation Of a certificate
signed by the county superintendent
OF public schools, the board shall
order warrants drawn in favor Of the
school officers or other representa-
tiveS of the board who attended said
meeting in accordance with the pro
visions of this section.
C,,,n :, =, ~, G., - r
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
Don't miss that most Wonderful FREE
Street Parade morning of Show.

electrical storm which passed oyei
the eastern part Of StUidard county
three men ~ere killel In barn 2 V
miles east Of Bernie on DR. Aliens
farm { NJ Gregory II A Perry
and son, who were working on the
farm TOOK refuge in the barn Al
most Immediately after entering the
barn II was struck by lightning kill
lng the three men and two fine
mules The barn caught fire max
1t utterly impossible for the bodies
To he rescued, Mr. Burnham, a civil
engineer working on the Cotton Belt
rieht-of-way at the sand switch lust
north OF ldaha, was struck by light
ming and instantly killei during the
same storm.
Jackson Items
A party. consisting of Ben +, Mas
ters as head scout, Fred Goyert, J.
+ Caldwell and J, " Miller went
over to Marble Hill and Lutesville
last Friday afternoon to attend the
picnic, That evening it Nined and
rained hard, being the first good
rain that county had in several
months, and the result was when
the party on their return trip reach
ed some larger creeks they had to
wait for the water to run down.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28

Mo, kIVeF DIS % percent TRst years CrOp
This indicates that Missouri grow
ers should have no trouble in mar
keting their apples to the best ad-
vantage, Growers who have been
giving their orchards good attention
and those are in the main the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
Summary Of Crop Condition

Reports from the following terri
tories are from men who are inter
eSted only in giving the facts for
the benefit of the fruit grower. and
are not from buyers or shippers u,.
snCiatlonS,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
Eve, Dn . Farmers Dl

- y "T ~ N
'''' .'''.'-'' a.i'e '.'. aiNrI
''p''''''' -'"',o"'. 3. .i'r. "".-
''''", p'"'''.'' %. q trr'. exhibition
''' ''s' .N b. .r"'rI '.'rudrND.
e"'"''A J',. before lhr American
N'yai ~ ht'''I. CIV. 'Hr liIil,ls
o''''' '''' " NPfIhgHri' anI l."
W." o.''' .''' 90 M"Sk'-'". Okla
'''H WIN d ''iSrlS increased prruI-
uIIl 'iS . al departments UI the ry-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
NuBuR NJ WElKER.
County Superintendent.

The biggest hog in the state of
Missouri or in the corn belt lives in
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1913-08-28
Marble Hill, Missouri, Thursday, August 2S, 10

Later on their gasoline supply b
came exhausted aud Miller had
resort TO coal oil. which was
QUESTIONED from u farmer "
ohlIgInely, long after the midnie
hour, Got up aud drew the supp,
from a lamp, After other stops the
party reached home when day was
breaking IN the east None ol the
men broke a record that day Tor nc.
cowpllshing WORK
Jackson 'trr
Andy Ash who was we'll known
~ Jackson %, Ia former years hc
acted Is formin ior hiS hn,hrr a.
a" Billy Wool, when the latter
had street grading contracts and
also wh,a the IIogrkroiIwl, hlIil
dlcd al thr hospital IN Cope Girir.
drlu last Tmndly night due 70
hioud poisoning setting 10 after hay
my been shot on the previous Mon.
day Ash lived at AnCrIl m Scott
county with son-iu.law From a
report 81 the Bcnlon Kicker ], seems
that ol thl, Nolia, afternoon ,wo
brother, hy the name Of Burke
Whose hnm, is IN Krnmcay came
along the ruad in o buggy and think.
iU- Ash had wI,rrmrlpus In his
"a.uu Ntppg,i and wanted 10 huy
one Ash !, said o. have been
drunk ani started To- abuse the
,'nuEcr, when one pf these reach
rd 'or ms shotgun. which ASA grab.
hoi hy the barrel wNcrrupun the
other Burke drew q pistol and shot
Ash 90 the s!Ic TIE bullrr striking .
rb and -llu.i1G % pIo~ct irs way
around o. the back The wound
was no, considered fatal AZ the time
Tie tNo hurks are 10 Jail Iu Benton
a1t claim rua' hey have no fears
as Ir} a.tI 10 >riisir'rusc.
J,..,.. G.r.
q " HuH marshal q, AtfrDylls.
WIS - J1n.nu Tuesday j, he b,d
brtd there would be- vacancy in
%" mG.lwJ,chman> position lil,
prr,cn, lual, about The most ur.
1ulrul our that can b. Iml.lu,i
luI u the tnur, which rraca.Iu.n
,ou arr iur-lni they have MOI
.ean dcuicd-,hcy remind one of
DE pa,my days ui nudEr Clyand
Har- frontier Gown, In the d3s> >of
hr uutAmed cowboy Hull is a |
malI fellow but dors nu; seem To !
,ao~ what fear is On numerous 9
sea>ious he had to make arrests !
,brrc the culprl, resisted and then
lad To dran ms revolver "a keen /
he arrested parys friend, at hav 5
ast week he had an encounttrwlth
man by the name Of Proctor h,il. e
MAJ fr,,, n,l,, p,,,ll, 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13

and swimmers. both men and women
They have loo rolling contests in the
water. and many other attractive and
pleasing exhibitions.
\ feature that it is expected will take
especially well here will DC the genuine
Mexican theatrr. which is Il brand new
II ,vclty that has already proved highly
successful with the Miller SHOWS. II
addition 10 this show. there is the
DAYS of Forty-Ninc." and negro min
strcl Of the old southern variety. and
several smaller attractions that Will
catch the amusement lovers.
Besides these pay Sh VS.. the company
has several free exhibit rs, which viii
be presented each afternoon and night
during the fair. One of the free acts
will be the 90 foot high dive Of Captain
King. into 4 net. This is a thriller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13
CONSIDERED ONE OF BEST AND
! CLEANEST COMBINATIGN PLAY
ING CARNIVAL TOWNS New
TOURING STATE OF TENAS.

The Brownsville Midwintcr Fair AS
Sociation has closed Il contract with the
j. &. Miller Combined Shows. declared
to Oe one of the best carnival attractions
now touring Texas. The company is now
nlaving a fair at Brennan. Texas, ana
Manager Perkins has gone there to sec
the combination for himself to be GER
tain that it is all that ii has been De
claretl to be. The Miller shows have con
tracted to play d carnival at Corpus
Christi. following the Brownsville Fair.
aud also at the LAREDO WaShlngton>
Birthday celebration.
1t is claimed for the Miller combina
ton that they have the cleanest cNllhl
ton of any carnival company that can
he had. The owner will not have fakes
or catch penny schemes in his collection
of shows. and guarantees to give entire
satisfaction wherever he goes.
Among the many features # the Mil
Ter shows is Il trained wild animal OK
hibition. including a den of five tull
grown lions. Prof. Scott. in charge 81
This show. is said To be one of the fore
most animal trainers in the Unite.
States. Other features are Talbott> No
tOrdrome. which is something entirely
new;and exciting. The motordromc Is {
ice shaptd track, pitched at an angle
of 80 degrees. and several professional
motorcycle riders perform many dlfiicul
feats on it. ending their exhibition hN
competing in a fivemile race.
Another feature that will be some
thing entirely new for this section VII
he the water circus, lnthe waIer cIrcu'
there are sevKraf chahspiohl kalty. .aiver.:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13
BLANCO NOT ARRESTED
REPORTS THAT HAVE BEEN CIR
CIIATED REGARDING ARREST
OF LEADER DECLARED UNTRUE.

A report has been circulated in the
city telling Of the arrest of General Lu-
clio Blanco by the ConStitutionaliStS al
Nogales. in the state Of S.nora. Consti-
~tutlonaliStS officers deny this stating that
there is absolutely no foundation IL the
report. None OF the American papers in
South Texas have reported the alleged
arrest of General BIanc3.
Another report was circulated that
Col. Luis Caballcro was captured at Jim
cnez. This also is denied BY the Consti-
tutionalists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13
PARCELS BY CARRIER.

Perhaps all who receive mail by gen
cral delivery or through q rented box
in preference TO having it delivered by
carrier, May not bc aware that parcels
sent 10 them through the mail will be
delivered by carrier. upon request, il
they reside within the delivery limits.
The regulations governing the city de
livery or boxes, parcels sh uld be deliv
cred ut their places of business or resi-
ldcnct, if within delivery limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13

GEORGE w. MAXWELL
George w. Maxwell, one OF the leading
eEapshootefs L the country. says:
find relaxation and complete en-
tcyment In Tuxedo. Ms nerue stsodier
and q sure fire. ~slow-bumins tobacco.
EasiJ my fas0nte."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13

EIkS to Ddncc.-Thc regular Friday
night dance is announced for tomorrow
by Ike ElkS for their friends. 1T the Elk
club rooms in The Stceman building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13

Nrn'y ~ L0uH.-lf YOU want long
time. low rate money and can give goo;!
land aS security. call. write or phone
men. Any amount from $1,000 for five
years on longcr.-Alba Haywood, San
Bcnito. ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13
Best Tobacco
in Brownsville

Turing the paA year Tuxedo has g,o4vn faster
~ than any other tobacco throughout the rest of
the U.S.A. We didn't try to push Tuxedo in Texas
until we had thought out a plan to make Tuxedo
the one absolutely alrdys fresh tobacco in the State.
But now we're of to a running start. We keep
Tuxedo fresh by frequent small shipments to dealers
of Tuxedo on the dealers shelves. We take back
any Tuxedo that might be getting dry and replace
it with factory-fresh Tuxedo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13

You Can Get a Litery CW.-As chcai
as a hack-All YOU have to do is to phon,
300, YOung's Garage-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13

LGicSj Importafions.-Eight from
New York The ladies dresses ~ ev
ching wear 1T The Hat Shop.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-13
CARNIVAL SHOW
CONTRACT MADE

j. G. MILLER COMBINED SHOWS
WILL BE IN BROWNSVILLE DUR
ING MIDWINTER FAIR, JANU-
AIRY Z TO Il.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-02-07
Three Warnings.

Death in the cup says the orator. Death in the cup, " says the poet. Death in the cup" says the scientist, and the latter's declaration is the one that carries most weight. He enforces his warning as follows, clipped from the pages of an ex- change: ''The great London fe- yer of 1789 took scarcely any body but drunkards and tipplers. Dr. Cartwright, of New Orleans, says the yellow fever in 1866 took 5000 drinking men before it touched a sober man. In the United Kingdom of England, Ireland and Scotland, one visit of cholera swept away over 10, 900 persons not half a dozen teetotalers in that number. In the city of Montreal 360 teeto- talers had the cholera, and but one of them died; while 1900 drinking men died of the dis ease. -
The Brinkley argus., 1913-02-07
Reception At Eiks Home

F. G. Stever District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, of Jones' boro, made his official visit We'd nesday night.
 Special meeting was called by Exalted Ruler, Henry Wolf, and the Grand Lodge officer was given an opportunity to see what the Brinkley Lodge has done. MT. Stever expressed himself well pleased with the lodge as to their work. growth and inter- est they have taken in selecting members. After the initiaon nd regular work was over with all retired to their neatly fitted up Club room where a genial smoker and cold lunch was enjoyed by all who attended.
 The Brinkley band assisted Tn completing the programme.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-02-07
THE ARKANSAS STATE NORMAL
 SCHOOL.

TIE ARKANSAS STATE NORMAL
 SCHOOL.
 The third term of the Normal School begins March 24th. In this term a general review of the grammar school subjects will be given. In the twelve weeks devoted to this work, very much can be done by the earn est student.
 The summer term begins June 9. The Normal Faculty hope to make this helpful to teachers of all grades. The rural teacher, will find the work especially adapted to his needs. The prac- tice school, at which forty pupils will be in attendance. and over which a competent critic teacher will have charge, will give the students opportunity for observa- tion and practice. Vocal music, drawing, penmanship and domes- tic science will be taught without charge. The only expense is an incidental and library fee of S5.
 I trust, if there are any young men and women in the county who are thinking of entering the teaching profession, that they will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity to better prepare themselves for the work of teaching.