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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
ERJAVCEv FOND IN NEKAJ
P0JASNILA.

IL par krajev so dospela upra-
Sanja, kako stoji racun Eriavce-
vega fonda. V sledeccm prinasa-
mo pismo, XII ga nam je postal
sodr. Mako il GreenSburga:
PiSe = PoroGam VAN. koliko
ie bilo poslanih nOvcev meni do
30. oktobra 1913. Vscga skupaj
do tega dne sem prejel $93l.l5.
NSch stroSkov ic bilo' pa do tega
dne $37797, imam torej ma roki
Sc $553.1S.
Sedanii advokat ID. c. Ogden je
prevzel delo pod pogojem, da dobi
ma roko $4,000.
Frank Mako.
Do danes, ;. dec. ie pri Prole-
tarcu "a Ia fond 4lAs10. -- Sku-
pal Sc ie torci nakolcktalo --
poroGilom Od sodr. Matkota do
30. oktobra $lO7925. Gori
emcnjeni advokat ic stalno ma de
In IA osvoboicnic Eriavca izpod
vislic. Toliko poiasnilo. Raj
nj izkazi Sc Sc priohcijo Prole-
tarcu pOZnejc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
Senator Vardaman

sissippija, ki strasno sovrazi "a
morce, Sc je tako razveselil, ko je
izvedel, da morajo biti vseh cd
delkih loGeni belopoltni uradniki,
cd temnopoltnih, da bi mu bilo
kmalu cd veselja po6ilo srce.
Predsednik Wilson je svojeSasno
spisal knjigo - "The New Free
dom"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
LetO (VOl.) VIII.
Huertina armada
bezi.
Rebel ma potu v Mexico City.

Meksikanski REBEL pod vod-
stvom zmagovitega Vile so zad-
ME dni okupirali glayno mesto
Chihuahua brez vsakega boj.a Fe-
deralna armada je zbezala Sc pre-
dino so priSli REBEL in sedem HUI
ertinih generalov je ma potu pro-
II meji Zedinjenih drzav. Rebe-
lom Je zdaj odprta pot proti Me
ksiko City, toda Villa bo poca-
kal Chiuhuahi dokler Sc ne sni-
de ostalimi konstitucionalistiG-
mimi cetami nakar odrine okrog
10000 mozmi proti glavnemu
gnJczdu Huerte.
POlOzaj Meksiko CITY ie ma.
ravnost obupen. V mestu je o.
krOg $4,000 brezposelnih liudi in
to stevilo Sc ina vsak dan pomno-
ziti beguni, ki beze il severa
pred rebel. Diva tisoG begunov je
pribezalo 6. t. m. IL Montereya in
SGltilla, kjer Sc misli umakniti
federalna vojska pred prihajajo-
cimi REBEL. V Huertini armadi
vlada velika nezadovOljnost in
temu Je pripisovati. da Sc rajsi u
mikaJo brez boja kakor pa da bi
prelivali kri REBEL. Huerta je
svojim Getam odprto sporoGil, da
Jih ne more plaGati in da 81 mai
ma svojih pohodih sami pomagajo
kakor najbolj znajo in morejo, to
Sc pravi, da maj kradejo in ropa-
10. Rebellion Sc Siri tudi juznih
pokrajinah Meksike; tam je vstal
nov revolucionarni vodja, bivsi
bandit Genovevo, kateri operira
sporazumu Zapato.
Uzurpator Hucrta sedaj dusi
velike skrbi pijanGevanjem. Cd.
kar so rebeli ma severn razprsili
nJegovo armada, Sc je ze parkrat
tako vpijanil sampanjcem, da
Je "a par dni izginil IL Narodne
palace in prespal nekje zunaj ma
dezeli. Porocajo tudi, da je Huer-
ia &c povsem pripravljen ma beg
in da je skrivoma re postal svojo
rodbino Vera Cruz.
Zadnji teden so poslaniki neka-
terih europskih velesil V Wash
ingtonu zopet opozorili Wilsona
na polozaj Meksiki. Predsednik
pa nj mic odgovoril; nadaljevati
hoce svoj program Gakanja".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
VESTI o SKEBIH IN DRUGo.

Calumet, Mich, 6. dec. - Zelja
Grncga deputija Klopcica in ME
govega zvestega hlapca zabuhnle-
"a MukSa, da bi bill Straik izgub-
lien, ST 81 nj izpolnila. Strajk lc
Y pravcm tiru in Strajkarii so Z
ySakim dnevom trdncjSi in pO-
gumneiSi. Zapeljani importira-
mi skcbie Sicer 81 prihajajo. toda
ravno tolikem Steyilu tudi od-
naiajo nazai in diuge kraje 3.
t. m. jih je uSlo IL kompanijskih
kol!b pedeSct; pribezaii so V uni
Sko dvorauo in pomocjo unije
/ je ySih 80 odSlo IA delom no.
Sto, a nckateri pa nazaj cd kOder
so priSH. Important Skebjc so
veGinoma ruSki Poliaki. XII Sc
Svoicga iczika MISC zmOzni citati
ne piSati. Nj 6uda, da i:h potcm
agcntjc lahko vlcceio N nos. ka-
NOR hocejo. DomaGi slovcnski
Skebje so malo boljSi. Citanja so
nekoliko mozni. ampak neGcjo.
Po jeticncm "GlaSuiku" Sc. malo
pobrzdaio, kar iih naredi Sc boil
neumne. MiSlim pa. da Ia listic
ne bo dolgo veG bedastoeil, ker
zdaj mu daiejo re zadnjo medi-
elmo - namrec da ga zastonj po-
SilJajo nckdaniim naroGnikom.
To pa ne bo Slo dolgo. ker poSta
tega ne odohrava in take bolne
liste kmalu "Sipa" ma oni svet.
Nc Naughton in njegovo Gaso-
pisje - med katero spada tudi je-
tecni "Glasnik' - je poskusi-
10 ze yse zvijace, da bi strajkarje
vjelo ma limanice. Najpryo so
mas straSili yojaki in newyor-
SKIM barabami. Potem so trobi-
/ ii: lie nitro ma delo, ker druga-
&c ne bO wee nikdar ruben Straj-
kar dObil della &C ne gre tGkoj. "
Iatcm so nam rckll, dd |. jana
arJem dobimo oscmurni delavnIk
III komur Sc bO godila krivica, da
Sc lahko ysak torek V tcdnu p J.
tozi pri Nc Nalghtonu in zahteva
svoje pravice CD. \ato so vp'-
janili yojake in oborozene bara-
be, da so mas izzivale. strcljale ma
mas in zapirale Straikarj: : jece.
Sedai SO pa priSli novo zvijaco,
katera pa takorekOc re pomenl
polovico naSc image. Obetajo
nam takoj oscmurni delavnik in
tri dOlarje ma dan "a tiste. XII de.
lajo pri vrtalnih strojih, toda o
uniii pa neieto nic Sliati. Seve-
da mi nismo tako ncumni, da bi
81 vSedli ma .Iimove limanice, ker
Jima dobro poznamo. kakOr hi
tro hi Sc mi vSedli ma limanice in
raztrgali organizacijo, bi Jim re-
kel: "FantIe, zdai ste pa spet
moji, PlcSali bote tako kakor
bonn Jazz sviral. kakor ST. pred
Strajkom ali Sc hujSe!" +. jim
mic! Ne hos mas tako nitro vjel,
ne. Mi hoGemo unijo in potem
Sc bono Scle zanesli ma tvoie o.
bljube, pref ne.
Serifu KlopGicu i'll pijanemu
Muksu pri jeticnem "Glasniku''
MISC po volii naSi Organizatorji,
kcr Jim vcaSih malo stopijo ma u
mazane skebske prste. To boil
kajY LjudStvo Sc drami. o, ne
bOte ga wee tako lahko izzemali
kakor do sedaj! In to pece, kaj
NSak pametcn clovek tukaj We
da vasa cerkev ie "a skcbc. Po-
stem unijski delavec ne hodi v
Skcbsko ccrkev, ker bi Sc notri
morda nalezel grint ... o, ne boj
tc Sc, Saws yam je he bo podrl
TiSto stavbI vi imeite in vpo
rabliajte 10 kakor znate mogoGC
Sc prav pride Muksu "a leziSGc
la mu ne bo trcba plczati po Ste
fancovih in Hudobinih "gcretih "
} kadar "Glasnik pogine. Ia
; pomnite 81 svoiim ieticnin
J twObilom ne bote 7lomili $traika
uniGila ga nj niti Citizens Allianc,
(Nadaljcvanic ma 6. strani !
koloni.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
Matt Jones v nevarnosti.

ITluludu, OOlO., >. Icc.-Drlgd
dirgeneral Chase. kateri koman-
dira milico stavkovnem okroz-
ju, Sc je vceraJ zagrozil. da be
mater Jones vtaknil ieco, elm
Sc povrne med Straj jkarje. Po
mneniu tega militaristicnega des-
pota je matt jones "nevarna agi.
tatorica', katera ne SINE wee priti
= dOtikO premogarji. Toda mat
Jones bO prisla vseeno.
Zancanellijeva izpoved - bluff
Trinidad, Colo. - NojaSki "a.
pOvedniki sc tukai hvaliio, da je
Louis Iancanelli. dozdevni mort.
lee privatnega detektiva Belchera
primal svoj zloGin in da ie obdol-
Ill unijsAe Organizatorje. da So
mu Obljubili tisoc dolarjev "a IL
NOR. Ia izpOved' Iancanellija
Je navaden bluff. Eddie Jones
unijski premogar IL Aguilara, ka.
teri ie bill Iancanellijem "a.
pOru nekaj dni, pripovedujc, ola
so yojaki zadnjega rsko dolgo
mucili V celici, dokler nj podpisai
neko listino. Vsake pol ure so mu
dajali neke rdeGe pilne. XII jim je
moral ma silo. povzivati. TIE pilne
so naredile Zancanellija silno ner-
voznega, da nj mOgel mic spati
Zancanelli ie strasten Gikar in ne
prestano ie prosil "a tobak; toda
vojaki so mu govorili. da dobi vse,
kar hoce, samo Ge podpiSe "iz.
poved". In takO Sc ie koncno
udal. samo da ie dobil tobak in
da so ga voiaki pustili pri miru
Tako je nestala "izpoved" o ma
jetem umoru Belchera in kapita-
listicno casopisie 10 $ peklenskim
krikOm siri 20 cell dezeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
Stew. (NO.) 326.
KapitaIiSti ObtOzili
delaVce.
Carli premoga v Colorado izsilili
obtoznico proti voditeljem
stavke. - Druge veSti
IL polja della.

Igodilo Sc ie nekaj cudovitega
-- kar pa nj ME Gudovitega pou
tiransko ylado kapitalizma. 0pe-
ratorji premoga Colorado so
ladnji teden well sodno oblaSt Y
svoje roke in kar ma svojo pest
sodno obtozili uradnikc in orga-
ninatorjc United Mine Workers
of America. Obtoiili so jih "straS-
mega zlocina da SO monopoli-
zirali delo ma skodo trgovinc OBJ
tozeni so: John II. White. pred
Sednjli L. NJ. W. of A: Frank J.
Hayes. podpredSedaili. VIM. u.
Greene, blagajnik in organiza-
tori: John K. Lawson. Adolph
Germer, Robert Uhlr;ch, \. b..
hcGary, Ch. Batcy in James Nor
gan, ter Edward Wallace. ured-
mix delavskega liSta Trinidadu.
Obtoznico je izrekla zvozna We
lika porota V Pueblo. Colo. Zvcz-
no pravdniStvo nj toziin nikogar.
niti klicalo nobcnih pric. Okrozni
Evezni pravdnik Kelley ic Odklo-
nil vsako sodelovanjc. Preiskavo
so vodili porotniki sami pod vod-
Stvom dveh advoloa tov. XII so in
najeli opcratorii prcmoga. Opera
torji so najeli price in izvrSili kar
SAM cello tozno procedure.
Obtozeni uradniki in organiza-
tOrji ne polagaio nobcne vaznosti
temu najnovejSemu koraku ope-
ratOrjev. White je rekel, da l0a pi-
talisti bi Sc radi naplacali Colo
radu "a svoj poraz W. Virgniji.
Vehka porota j. izrckla eSoaho
direktno ma temelju Shermanove-
ga antitrustnega 1skona. Ako
zvczno sodiSce vzdrIi to obtozbo
in obtozence obsodi zapor kot
zlocince. pOtem to- pomeni, ia je
Y oGeh zakona ysaka unija trust
IN kot TAXA bO ' ncvarnosti. da 10
razpusti sodiSce Organizirano de
lavstvO, seveda. nc bo med TEN
Spalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
: v newyorskem hotelu Wal

dorf of Astoria so "dame" visjih
stiri sto obdrzavale dobrodelni
pies. Vse dame so bile oble6ene
v haremsko obleko. - Well, to
nj bila maskal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09

List IA koristi delav-
skesa lludstva. Delav-
CT so oprnVi6eni do
vsega kar producirato.
This paper 10 devoted
TO the interests of tn %
working class. Work
ers are entitled TO all
what tn ey produce.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
WHITE SOX WON
OVER The CUBS

" Chicago, Oct. 9.--The Chicago
Americans hammered out a victory
over the Nationals in the first game
OF the local championship series yes
terday.% 1t vas a hard hitting contest
both pitching stars, Cheney Of the loo
ais and Russell, of the. Sox, undergoing
severe punishment. Russell finally was
taken off the slab in the eighth when
the Cubs. had men on second and third
and n out, Scott saving the game
for the southsiders. Cheney was sue
ceeded by Lavender when he retired
in the eighth to let Williams bat for
him. 49,. 1850.
The game was virtually lost in the
eHsrst inning by. Cheney. Weaver and
Lord were easy outs, and the Cub
pitcher had two strikes on Chase.
The Americans first baseman then
waited for four balls, refusing to
bite at Cheney's benders, and Bodie
also walked. Collins hen drove a lin
err to left which Schultz failed to
judge accurately and the hit went for
a triple, Chase and Bodie scoring.
'Evers and Safer got Chappelle. -
Schalk sent a hit into the crowd,
which by the ground rules went for
two bases, and scored on Berger's
National leaguers then began their
uphill fight, Goods single and Bird
wells two-base hit giving them their
first run in the fourth.
In the sixth Collins doubled, moved
up on C~happelle's sacrifice n scored
on the squeeze, beating Cheney's
throw to the plate on Schalk's bunt,
base hit. Schalk took second on
Berger's out and counted on Russelrs
safe. hit.
Russell's hit was stopped by Bird
well who threw wildly as we'll as too
late to first base, and the big pitcher
sprinted to second. Weaver then shot
one to right and Manager Callahan
coached Russell to tear for the plate.
A fast relay. Leach to Evers, to Arch
er, nailed Russell at home, and the
result of his fast running weakened
the pitcher so that his offerings In
the, sixth were found by Safer for a
single and by Good for a home run
Doubles by Lord and Bodie counted
the former in the seventh and Russell,
partly rested, got through unsecured on
In the Cub half, though Leach opened
with a. double. In the Nationals eight
Safer slammed the first ball pitched
against the scoreboard and trotted
around the bases. Good was out on a
close play, but Weaver's tumble and
and third, with one out. Evers sent
Phelan to the plate in Cheney's place,
but at sight Of the pinch hitter Gala
han withdrew Russell and substituted
Scott. In place of Phelan Evers then
put Williams. a left handler, in a pinch
hitter, and Scott struck him out.
Leach with three hits already to his
credit, could not make the fourth,
sending a .grounder to Berger, and
Scott had saved the game.
Official attendance and receipt fig
| ures: .
Attendance, &c. 1886.
Receipts, $12,634.
National commission, 1898.
Players share, $6,822.
Each club, $2,274.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
FRANK BOGASH. JR., CUT
The WORLDS RECORD

Lexington. KY, Oct. 9.-Frank Bog
ash, jr, lowered the worlds record for
the fifth heat yesterday when he won
the Tennessee stakes, the free-for-all
pairing feature of the Grand Circuit
meeting, going the final mile In 2:O3h.
The son of Frank Bogash won the
first and second heats, but lost the
third ana fourth to Flower Direct. He
came back strong in the fifth and won
in a drive by a narrow margin. The
time in the third heat, 2:01, was with
in half a second of the record and
was the fastest mile of the year The
2:O5 pace OF which two heats were
raced Tuesday resulted in q straight
heat victory for Hal B. jru Branham
Baughtnan being drawn before the
start OF the third heat.
The 2:22 trot also was a straight
heat race the winner being Jim Todd,
Michigan Queen won the first two
heats of the 2:0s pace and Walnut
Grove took the third, the race going
over In tomorrow's programme.
uplans q. K.sGs Billings champion
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
GREAT RACING IN
KENTUCKY ENDURANCE

Louisville, KY. Oct. s.-Pandorina,
the 3-year-old FLY owned by Mrs. l..
A. Livingston, of New Jersey, yes
terday won the four-mile Kentucky
endurance stake on Churchill Downs
course in 1927 1-5. Flora Fina was
second and Prince Eugene third.
Flora Fina, after making up a quarter
Of a mile in the last mile, dropped
fifty feet beyond the finish.
Pandorina ridden by Jockey Gross,
took the lead from Prince Eugene in
the third mile n finished nearly 100
lengths ahead Of Floya Fina. The
estimated value of the endurance
stake is $4,000, Of which $10,5O0 goes
to the winner, $4,000 to the second and
$1,000 to the third horse. In addition
to the winners portion Of this rich
cash stake, Mrs. Livingston received
a gold cup valued at $1,000.
Mrs Livingston for the second time
saw her colors carried to victory in
the great endurance race, her 5-year-
old Solemia having won the race last
year in the worlds record time OF
ITO 4-5. 4.
The feature of the race was the re-
markable fight for second place made
by. Jockey Lotus on j. w. Johnson's
Flora Ffna in the final stretch. Harry
Payne Whitney's Prince Eugene
favorite and pace-maker for the first
two miles was beaten for the place
by four lengths, but just beyond the
wire Flora F1na went to her knees and
collapsed. 1t vas the greatest dis
play of gameness ever witnessed at
historic Churchill Downs. After
ten minutes Flora Fina recovered
sufficiently to be returned to her
stable, probably having faced the bar
rier for the last time.
There was but four entries, Beauti-
full, 4-year-old black filly owned by 7.
w. Flynn, was a quarter of a mile
Pandorina los, (Gross) first; Flora
Ffna 119 { Loftus) second: Prince
Eugene 10S (Kodehis) third. Beauti-
full also ran.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

into mind that the laws under which
the d%ecennial general census and the
midway Industrial census are taken
are lame and inadequate.
The census ought to get a great deal
of information 1t does not get. 1t
ought to be the best statistical survey
made by any country in the world of
general conditions; particularly of eco
nomic and industrial, and In only a less
degree Of social, educational and re-
1igious.
A commission of scholars, publicists
airy, as the right men would be glad to
do. ought to be set at work to study
this entire question and prepare a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

Quilan out IT the box. LeiboId's single,
Chapman's double. a base on balls to
Jackson, and singles by Olson and
Graney Melted three runs. Hendrix
finished the pitching for Pittsburgh.
The official attendance as given out
by the National. commission was 1912
and the receipts $6.37S, of which the
players receive $S,444.12, each club ST.
l48.04 and the national commission
$637.S0. r. .@t:. .-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

Cleveland Americans 4 to 3 in the
third game of the post-season series.
The game was won with one Pitts
tulgh player retired in the last half
Of the twelfth inning on a two-hase
hit. by Pitcher Hendrix, Olson's tumble
~or Carey's grcunder. Dolan's sacrifice.
and Mccarthy s single.
=. Steen, who started pit ching for
Cleveland, was replaced by James ir
the fifth inning. In the sixth Cleve-
land tied the score and batted Nc
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
Can't Do Both.

Houston Post: Pop, O an ma
have got me guessin'."
whats the matter, SOM"
M tells me to always tell the truth
an you tell me to always be polite.
| Now, which shall / do?"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
DRAFT HORSES AT AUCTION

Every one angood one, well broken
and young. Carload at washington
House barn, Saturday. Oct. II. Auc-
tioneer Baird.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

scheme for the right sort of census, SO
that 1T may be provided for In the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
Amateur Night.

Amateur Night.
st. Louis Republican: Pater--'Look
here, Elsie, isn't young Bliffkins com
ing to call on YOU tonight?"
Elsie-.Yes, papa
Pater - Wasn't here here last
night"
Elsie-Ye s, papa.
Pater-And the nigN.t before, and
the night before. and the night before
that. 1t apepars to me young Bliff-
kins is getting to be a little bit too
regular around here. What's become
of all your other young men friends?
Don't they ever come to see YOU any
more?"
Elsie--"Sure, papa. We have a big
amateur night around here every Fri
day"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
PIRATES BEAT .
CLEVELAND MAPS

Pittsburgh, Oct. 9.-The Pittsburgh
Nationals yesterday defeated the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09
| SELL MY HORSES

Auctioneer Baird with another load
at Washington House barn, Saturday.
Oct. 11.-AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

a. Census OverhauIfng.
New York Press: The new director
OF the census, In starting a general
l.aYeghauling Qs things thesea brings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

t~rotter, will attempt to lower the
worlds record of 2:03 with a running
mate today. IT,,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

Mind the Vidders. Sammy.
Houston Post: Old Sage-Look out
for the widows, my boy.
Young Snip-I shall certainly try to
avoid having one of my own. sir.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-09

A No. 21lS IDEAL Boiler and 27o SO. #. of
38-in. AMERICAN Radiators, costing the
owner S1&O, were used to heat this cot
tase. At this price the goods can be bought
of fanny reputable, competent Filter. This did
not include cost of labor, pipes, valves.
freight, ETC., which are extra, and vary ac-
cording to climatic and other conditions.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-14
Public Library Report

I submit the following report
for the month ending February
%, 1918:
The library was open for Cir
culation of books, reading and
reference work, "a days.
The total number of volumes
issued was 329. An average
daily circulation of 13. The
largest daily circulation was 26,
on Feb. Is.
The children's report which is
(included in the above is as fol-
lows: Total circulation 215,
largest daily circulation II, on
Feb. Is.
The following gifts have been
most gratefully received: A
years subscription to Little
Folks Magazine, from the East
ern Star; The American Boy,
Jan. and Feb; Ladies Home
journal, Nov. and Dec. 1912; Jan.
and Feb. 1918; Youths Compan-
ion, three issues Of 1913, from
Mrs. Babcock; The Christian
Herald, Mr.. Lockwood; Hygiene
and the Child Magazine, Nestle's
Food Co.; The Standard; The
Courant; The Record Herald,
respectfully submitted.
The Sisseton Public Library
receives regularly the following
periodicals: McClure's Magazine,
Hearst's Magazine, The Review
Of Reviews, Current Opinions,
TIE Outlook, The Survey, The
Independent, The st Nicholas,
The Little Folks, The Delineator,
The Minneapolis Journal DAILY,
Standard, Courant, Record, The
Ford Times. College papers as
follows: The Industrial Collegian
(Brookings), The Phremo Cos
mian (MitchelD, The Huron
hohmega (Huron).
Pearl F. Robinson,
Librarian.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-14
The Glass Conflict
As Presented by a Lady Ex-
pOnent of Socialism

The Star theatre was well
filled last Friday night when the
third speaker on socialism, Miss
Amy G. Edmunds, was introduc-
ed, following a free exhibition of
pictures. Before beginning her
address on the subject of THE
Glass Conflict" Miss Edmunds
offered some socialistic literature
for sale, and the interim was
filled by r. Francis Atwood.
Miss Edmunds came from
Butte, Montana, and was familiar
with labor conditions and politi-
cal affairs of that locality from
personal observation, and her
talk showed her to be student
of economic questions, at least
the side that is being agitated by
the school of politics to which
she belongs. She is a forcible
speaker and had no difficulty in
convincing her sympathizers
that their cause is a righteous
one. Her claim was that we are
in the midst of a great class CON
hict, due to the fact that the
tools of industry are in the hands
of the capitalistic class; that la
Dor is being ground down to the
worst form of slavery and
is not getting the just proportion
of wealth which it is producing;
that prostitution, child labor and
many other evils of society
are the results of this
iniquitous system. AS a spe-
citic or cure-all for these deplor-
able things, socialism was offer
ed, the contention being that all
would be we'll as soon as labor
could secure the control of the
tools of industry"
! An opportunity was given for
questions, and Judge Andrews
asked for further light as to how
this was to be brought
about. He was informed that no
program had been really agreed
upon-that it might be by pur-
chase, or it might be by confsca-
tion, the last method appearing
right in the mind of the speak
er. However, it was announced
that this phase of the question
would be elaborated upon by the
next two speakers.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-14

not useless extravaganza, must
finally be the determining factors
in the purchase of an automo-
bile.
Snobbishness must play an
ever-decreasing part in the
selection.
The penalty for "four-flush.
ing" is that it fools no one but
oneself. Ford Times.