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The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
ruitaNews Notes

What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.
Mrs. viii Bunce was visitor to
Grand Junction yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheu were visiting
relatives in Fruita Sunday.
Ambrose Walsh was business Wis
itor to Grand Junction, yesterday.
Prof. S. b. Stevens was looking af-
ter business in the Junction Satur-
day.
Fred Chamberlain returned yester-
day from the hills for a few days at
home.
Mrs. Mary C. c. Bradford is ex-
pected in Fruita today to visit the
schools.
The many friends of Mrs. Green
will be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. Allen Gentry came in from
Eulice Sunday for several days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. II. r. Hammond and Miss
Helen Walton are Mack visitors today
TO see the sheep-sheaTing.
Frank Knowles returned from
Thompson Springs on No. last eve
ming, quite i'll, being threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Osborn came
down from Grand Junction and went
on to their ranch, north of Fruita,
this morning.
Mrs. Jacob Baisch returned last
evening from Palisade and Grand
Junction, where she has been visiting
since Saturday.
Frandma Weckel came down from
Grand Junction last Friday for a
weeks visit with children and grand
children near Fruita,
Mr.. Hartley, who has been i'll at
Glover Lawn hospital with pneumo-
mia, is improving and will be able to
return home in few days.
Mrs. James Rector and family, Mrs.
Charles Wallis and children were Wis
liting in Fruita Sunday at the homes
of Mrs. John White and Mrs. Bart
Owens.
Prof. and Mrs. Stevens entertained
the faculty school board and senior
class last Friday evening at their
home on East Aspen. The house was
artistically decorated with purple
and gold, the class colors. Anagrams,
guessing contests and other amuse-
ment filled the evening with pleasure
and at late hour refreshments were
served.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

That ! have any part of garment
made away from Grand Junction. All
my work is made on the premises.
can only say this statement, which
has been made maliciously against
me, that | have my work done away,
comes from people who are not wide
awake enough to do business or have
nothing else to do than to gossip, and
try to do another an injury. 1t is
true l have not had time to gossip
about any one else'S business; it is al
so true that ! have just opened a sue
cessful months business. Where a
great many are shouting hard times,
l cannot say the times are hard.
am doing a fine business, and repeat
what my customers say: 1.-THE clothes
you make fit beautifully. Why,
my dear people, there are plenty of
tailors i'm the world that have missed
their calling, and had better try ana
make a living for their families at
something they could DO better.
To the men of Grand Junction
will say, il you want to have a good
fitting suit leave your order with me,
don't want your money unless 1 can
fit you. ! have one of the best coat
makers in the country; L pay the
highest bill for work in Grand juno
ton, and aim to give you the best
for the least money.
My business is substantial and | am
here to stay. GRAND JUNCTION
is GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME: I
NEVER ASKED ANYBODY If I
COULD START HERE IN BUSi-
NESS OR NOT; 1 JUST SIMPLY
STARTED.
I teach cutting and fitting at n
reasonable fee.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
Bryan Commended
By Local Methodists

Members of the Methodist church
and congregation Sunday evening
passed warmly commendatory reso-
lutions addressed to Secretary and
Mrs William J. Bryan on their re-
cent grape juice" dinner. The res
olutions express the sympathy of the
church people with the secretary's po-
sition and consratulatesshi upon
his unequivocal stand against serving
liquors at diplomatic social events.
The resolutions will be Immediately
forwarded to the secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
THE FAIR STORE !
Berry Confirmed
4 to Receiuership

Sam b. Berry this morning receiv-
ed official notification from Wash
ington, ID. c., of his confirmation by
the senate as the appointee to the re
ceNership of public monies at Mont
rose.
The senate's action occurred yes
terday and ends the doubt which was
cast upon the confirmation several
days ago, when it was feared that the
republicans would succeed in holding
number of nominations up until
the regular session.
Mr.. Berry has already arranged for
his residence in Montrose, but will
retain a voting residence in Grand
Junction.
Saturday whip bargains. Fred
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
SWAT THE DANDEL|ON"

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win over lawns and parks in this
city and the history of other commu-
mites repeated.
This warning should not be read
and forgotten, but needed at once
and the battle against the Towering
pest Will be successful. One dande-
lion plant uprooted and destroyed,
puts out of existence 5000 possible
plants.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

One on Adams.
Says Walter Juan Davis, as the
Country Journalist in the Denver
Post: "Orson Adams, who owns the
only OK team on the western slope,
brought in another load of alfalfa
yesterday and will stay overnight,
having arranged to sell it Monday,
providing he can get his price, and
reports everything in his section look
ing we'll"
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
Former Delta Boy Wins.

The Delta independent says: ''TOm
Seaton, the former Delta boy, pitched
his team, the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans, to victory against the Brook
lyns again last Friday, the score be-
ing | to 0. Tom struck out eight
of the heavy hitters from Brooklyn
and made a sensational stop of lin
er at the right moment
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
Going Home.

Mrs. F. b. Flesher who has been
in the city for some time visiting her
father-in-law, /. D. F'lesher, rail-
road dispatcher here, left Sunday on
the return trip to her home in Wyom-
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
GAY PAREE Be ENJOYED
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dc l'Etoile; back down the park-bor-
dered avenue of the Champs Elysees
to the Grand and Petit Palais, built
for the exposition of 1900 and now
used as museums; past the Place de
la Concorde and the end of the Tuil-
cries gardens to the Place Vendome
with its famous column along the
noted Rue de la PaiX, and then to the
hotel.
The following day will also be de-
voted entirely to sightseeing.
Early in the morning the young
ladies, in a motor, will start north
yard from the center of the city, Wis
iting the fashionable Church of St
Augustine, the beautiful Park Mon
ceau, viewing its statues and artifi-
cial Greek ruins; then they will move
along the great avenues to the Bots
de Boulogne. They cross this and
view the lakes and the grand cas-
cades and the race course of Long
champ. They view the citadel on
Mont Valerien, once a site of Prus-
sian batteries. Then through vii
lagos and fine forests, past the lovely
Vile d'Avray, whose lake was Corots
favorite subject. BY the Avenue de
reached, favorite home of the French
royalty. Here in the great park the
small palaces of Grand and Petit Tri-
anoms, with private apartments and
furniture of Napoleon |, Empress Jo-
spehine, Madam de Maintenon and
various other royal personages are
visited. After luncheon at Versailles
the immense galleries of paintings in
the palace will be visited and the
fountains. arbors and many attrac-
lions of the famous park enjoyed.
The drive back to the city in the
afternoon will be past Viroflay, Cha
vile, Sevres with its state porcelain
factory, Billancourt, through the for
tifications at Auteui near the great
viaduct along the Seine embankment
and the Cours la Refine; then to the
hotel.
Four days in all will be spent in
Paris.
The standing of the contestants. as
shown by the count made Saturday,
is as follows:
MISS Agnes Dodson ,455
Miss Ethel Blackwell -2S3,63O
Miss Ruby Davis-----1 ,035
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

The City Van Transfer, Livery &
Storage company. All kinds of haul
ing, and the best of livery equipment
Prompt attention TO all branches Of
the business. Barton G Terrill, pro-
nrietnrS.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

McGillis, the manager of the horse
shoeing department at McCary's, is
certainly getting results. He makes
cripples and all go well alike. and is
guaranteed. 4-12-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
Flock of GuIIs

A flock OF five sea gulls or birds
that appeared to be gulls flew along
the Grand river Yesterday afternoon
and werd seen by a number of people
on the Main street bridge. The gulls
must have measured four feet from
tip to tip and were snow white.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

Concerning that ieaky roof. can't
we figure on a new Carey Roof for
you? Jas. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

II takes II good Shoe to lead some
times. but il takes Mcdonnell &
loves Shoes to lead all the time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29
THE FAIR STORE
THE ATTRACTIONS At The FAIR STORE ARE THE LITTLE PRICES
People Expect Service-The Very Best
Service in This Store

o
c
and quality and be and it's pleas
ure o etInng rm sits o o
pleasure be told by such that satisfied than with The Fair
hosts
o without votism
of
newg nnadup
and rwnh
ssgoods- and fwidea al tina
of
nnrne oil to
trim and
it eXta corset
ongW
andy injustice
o $3.50. Sc
o str So
shoe
you
the mnutetS downtrdde heels twisted
enir lou of out
balance also Women all leaher
anda
WONENS TAILORED SUITS AND that bear the
Or
dress style and originality
o a a
andS
entirely lacking n this excellence and ecluiyene
~ EHK " III & ~ ~ VI II
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

Brown Returns f3rInc.
! Haywood Brow CO Mack returned
to his home yesterday after bust
ness visit in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

Saturday whip bargains. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

Mrs. James Rector and family, Mrs
Charles Wallis and children were Wis.,
iting in Fruita Sunday at the homes
of Mrs. John White and Mrs. Bart
Owens.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-29

Mr.. Hartley, who has been ill al
Glover Lawn hospital with pneumo-
mia, is improving and will be able to
return home in few days.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
Snoen Oriffcpcnec,

sra @%alhinptou mcNoclc5 SEN
Soc Scptcmber: ut eiuc Grittc.
pclRc pna RcaicrmQcnS Scfoitniua
MI Der hercitcr bli lat en- 5ioppcr
Tor. iaIiaIo ioriaapi6t Goitocporte.
mentct ullaonr, Eao Ell llnbtaocIic
nrr VortcrcH paa S~crnbanetos
Qcnc. Suorfor E%olmiuiiicr Nurlc'
lon bar Riort en- 'no ietHclpriHlcuhc
l~lnotdacllc Tor neutrality-suspicious.
&cHtommGlec bcrpaa aiucr ban IN.
Ncn'ombcllt SrrtIoring | lin ioog
no'tcotc &Iiitrur, huori GTItiuipef
tere,ur2 AcileuNaiitcr i bctueeti9
@rab bcltlpreS.
Nercftcr, cller rcttcre iolt ira lite
Cttobcr al nIoa SnlpcftercrncS
NotclrcaHiugcr life opcritiae 81 pr.
500, % Tor IrittcpelRe pil ocr in,
tet.criro bli ttIltaaei. Seller itfc uil
Sn'pcttsrcrnc 'ad li1 aobtaiort Ito.
I'll Maitinitripcrifer Tor It's
'rroINclicn al ocreS maouehliac
Happortcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
"OvrebeifYttelies~So

aongresmaro @ritten fra G6icas
90 bar / Wonbog8 iremIot 1or1ag
til en- Sop, bpis SeniiQt set er at
moopirfe ben ItaOi8 aftagenoe 1or.
IDning og be itaOig itiqenbe 4riier
paa &isb peo at iorbp0e ReoiIoat.
ningen al aoloe FOR Me0emitots.
%banbelen,, isr be err minbit TO Mar
gamle.
Gen op6lomItreroe fpSamerifanifc
Gepublif argentiro, Ser err 6egpn6t
at BIZ en- al bore farliaite aoufurs
renter paa Sorobruocts Smraaoe,
og iOm tr9ffer 6orbereoelier til at
crportere itore MGnaber al ierift
aisb til De Soreneoe Stater, bar
Tor lGngere Si0 iiben peStaoet en-
Sop, Der paa Set itrPueeite iorbpocr
HebIogtningen al areatltrer (Stor.
fG) unber ipp 2lar.
"aisSpriien fau life peS6li at
ltige / al GpigbeO," nbtalte Orr.
8ritten. "geifpttelien al aalpene
er 2esnfngen pao RrobIsmet, % set
er r~sopenoigt at oeStoge en- SOB
iaitiGttenoe itrnng Strnf fer bereS
ubrpbbelie."
Sntallet al iIagteoe aolpe err tie.
get 100 grocent / 2s6et al De iiSitc
tG aar. : 1911 ilagteoe5 ser
100000 aalue meo en- idmlet
gRgt Of 100000, 900 Suno. SAP.
De man bengana hapt Ell Con iom
ben, Iom nh ioreilaoes, o. oiaie
100000 aolpe iuaet lepe / 10
gar, pilbe beres iumIeoe S9gt ppre
iteget ill II, 200 co., 900, o. Set
pilSe | betpSeIig Grab bioraaat til
al aibiplpe ben herifenbe aisoman.
gel. 5orbolbet / 1919 o. 1918 bar
rimelispis life pprct beSre. ina man
LET bill funue inoic Den opermoaoe
tore getpSning al Ir. grittens
SopforIas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12

SenbagS iliuc ontCu0 | en- merit
Iorefomuien SiIitano unNcr en- itor
Saug al @rene % aplitc, lom bum
BAR trpbct iuo unbcr iorot ie1c gu.
Oct bar SIoobunbc ira Straion.
ltaltcn i Ct. GlouN, iom set luffe.
oeS al iinoe henoc3 Spor, tilirooS
FOR, at bette par nriteu ire Sage
gdntmclt.
Margc al Gelto3crne | giteric.
gelicn hapoc Here @ouac purct IigC
/ NGrbc0en al Ris0pRRcn, men bun
por ioa qobt ifiuIt Unoer hcnnc; at
bum life tunoe ices, a ion ipag al
SuIt oQ anitrGn8cIicr, at bum life
tunoc aiue Ell $40 ira Jig.
SroA& henoeS u0crit mcotoQuc
Silitmnb, ubtoler &racrnc goNt
Sanb ont, at bum nil fommc Jig
taicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
en- BY i Oprcr.

@peu Atep Berlin / ,Sninpi& bar
/ SsrboaS SfuepIo0icn for ct al
minbeliut Sprcr moo IoIitict o.
oetteS piIfaorlige Trrcitotiou al ire
beige og Ioplpbigc @orgere. SiGr
bar RefolfninNen bet opirret MOB
Eolitibeticnt Gam McGinui5 for
bans Ir~rcitation al en- Wono pco
Rapn 6. 3. Scriebn, uben at Scunc,
iom set paoitobeS, babe aipct mo-
genIombelit 6oranlebning bertiI.
"a Eolitimauoen nGgte0e at Ell
terfomme iaapel Den funlerenhe
Napor'8 iom Here snbermCnS Or
Gre I'll at Irttc Sanger / Trihc6
iglcn, oraoniIerCbeS ser al @ucn$
Icoenoe Sorgere en- 'grpeoition ill
6rnallct, bpiS Ger, ba han npgtcOe
at ltoIepere ReaIcn. iimpeIthen bIco
iprpnat op % 6ongen Is$la0t.
Canine Gags G~itcrntiOoo9 gior6e
Den Ionme Golitimano iiQ ifploiQ
/ en- lt9nenoe ltpaafr9pct SonbIinq.
Irre'tdtlonen al Ell ma Gut, iom
Inlet onbt bou6c giort. Son bIep
oaiaa meb Magt Qipet i'm 5ri6eo.
Smi6lertib bar SSorbitreIien MOS
EoIitibetienten taaet til / Ell ioo
bctpnfelig @rob, at bans Gcnncr
bet fIogeIt / al Stilhco at iaa
bam praftiieret no of @ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
pearvs Optcenclier.

S'eiac en %teIearoiiif MeooclcIie
ira Hclp 9)orf bar ocn Oollltc RcQic.
ring Qlcrncm lin Miuiltcr 8uih.
iHaton obcr'cnSt Iomiral lcaru Sc
Cptcgnelicr, ban / Suli 1892 Gop.
De c'tcrIaot Jig / Ell Stcurs5 pes
Hauu Gliff paa Horbeitlniten al
@rsnlan0. &c por / Suli 1912,
oItioa nttltrot 20 Gar ~icnerc, blcp.
nc iunonc al 0eu oauifc Cp0nQcIia2
rciienoe anuo RaSmu5len.
Zen fsritc Reiic ~tper9oper @ran.
lono ira &cit moo 2it uoisrtes al
Gcorp / 1892 iainmcn mcb Aorh.
manoen Giuiuo aitrup. Gco Sulo.
ferclicu al Heiieu opisrte DC oco
9topn Gliii ct Stenrp@, huori oe
anbraatc CgteaucIierte ira Neiier
mco en- itriiiIig armoOninq til ben
mllligc SinSer ON al ieuoc Dem til
cen oplipnc aoreSie.
GpteqrcIicrne blep ser 22oe %uls
1912 iu1onc al an,tb a~nsmusicn,
iom onerIcucreoc oem til ocn oanlfc
Reqierinl.
: 1910 mobtog Gearp arctic
Club / Nelp Dorf Sc Cptc1rclicr
iom Genrn horbe c~itcrlaNt ia pco
Gnbepurftet al lin SIroctllr ONT.
firing Norbipioien al @rsnlaHo /
1900.
Reiien mortereoc 6eu isrite paa
IioeIiqc @eitemnclie al 6yGuIanoS
norolige o. n~orOsitliqe @rpuic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
farming mee
Gleftricitet

III oripe Sarmiug nreo GIettrici'
tet or oct npeite 9tnt pno BET utocn'
itobcligc S~oro6rug2 Smrnaoe.
Ten "eleftriifc @tcthooc" nuper.
Ses, blonot ouorc. al Samucl Srs
mi, TrPitocnt for Fl eIcttriif Gel.
itob, puu hans 6nrm uGr Slbertu'
pile / Saincis. % poa eouHtu'
iaircn / Goct Gcuutu bauoe man
en- goo gnIeOning iii at ie bans
eleftriife 6rugtcr, 8reniager % for.
ItieQige a~orniorter.
enhper, ioH fienoer Iiot til elef.
triciteter. peo, al ben er Ell iortriu.
list @isSuiua5mioSel. fortalte rr.
Sniul be taIrige oa intcresicreoe
5ilifuerc, Tom itaoi9 par ioriamlcoc
ON hans MISUNDERSTANDING. ioet
ban inmtiSia meS Stoltbeo peacNe
paa Sc aoalboucoer. 6ruster, aorn,
iorter o. @rrsarter. 'om uSsioro2
Dc De lI0itlle0e 6ienlIauoe.
8ienncm ueograUeoe Seoninger
isre5 Den elettriife Strsm meo piSic
Rellemrrm aienuem 8runoeu, o.
girtninaen paa aoIingeu par rent
iormberlig, iorflareSe bon.
On Barren, nnor Oct aiaIot ON
at iaa 9eg % ieoifer tioliait mn.
lia / Marfe0et. blep Den elettriife
Sirsm anpenot oitere. % man tum-
De Sa nRiten bositapeIig taIt lie set
GRO, ioriifreoe ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
Sra panamofanaIen.

Ger telearoicreS ira Ianouto Sen
zoe Septenber, at man Oo bar Tprs
Niq neo alt llbarooninQ&orbcioc |
AanoIcu, ioet ben iUrrc Gonpifo.
peI, iom bar nGrct / &irfiombrO /
GulcbraitiGringcr, Gnacn Ioruo
bauoc bortifofiet Den iinitc Gnbobs
ming al Sorh o9 @ruS.
&It, bpao iom itoor iaicn III, er
Hponin9en al ieIue aonnIbunbcr.
% nreo bette Irbeibc cr 0e fipnr.
pemHSiiac Muooerprnmme MI be,
lfipftiaene
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12

SHlntcr2r. iom erfIGreAe, at Sc al.
Orig rt.Ac aoa mco paa ltl0. on
SnftcrtoloenS mIoitrnotne CpbT.
relic. Oct lpffcoes imiolcrtjo Err.
'ioent NilloH al bringc Dem paa
"tehrc Banter.
Get autaacS, at Sonfcrenccfomi
teen oil trT0e lonmcn cn ~ sc
ollcr fsrltc Sage iorat taQc Sc al
Scrotct iorctaarc Iorauoriuqer
lnSrr Spcrucielic. 81 aomitccn
tom feIc la tcnmtclia liffcr naa, ar
Errlibcntcn oil holne CT Gic uteo
Ocna 8iercn OIL Sabcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
Oct f%oripunone Barn.

Zen lille, 2l@ Mar gamle geauh.
Ia Sun5born, iom SrSoaa Otter.
mioSag forriee llge iociuanbt ira
tit 6icm ube paa 5aberens. 8iaiom
8an5borus sSorm / Cmesnen al
erifire, Minn.. og iom belle Eobo,
Iaaets SeioIfnins iaapeIiom 6olf
iangpeisirn belle Siben iioeu 'orsip.
pes bar isst efter, s~ieuianotes /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12
Uorfen.
Ssrfcn % Scscn peeparcr fremec'
les / Spopciteu.
gu NicmipcIic.

Snt Den pcoDarefl0e 'opre Seoc
% lonsoarige Carte, iout M /
lgeotS bar 9iort Sipet til Ell guroc
Tor boabe 6oIf % SG % IaBt itore
StrGfninQer i beu ipopcitlige Del
al Sanbet ebe, meoocicS oen 6tc
September ira Sanias Gin:
&anoman9clcn beapnber at blipc
ct ErobIem al Itaois egenOc Sig.
tigbeb / mango Ggue / baaoe aans
los, 0tislouri og Sflaboma. Seben
er iOag li9c t~rptteube, % Solen
ienber fine brrnbcitoe Straaler nco
oper De ire Stoter ira en- iuIbltpus
dig 'fpiri Simmel.
gn mag 9riS ira Noropeit bragte
EFT SmnIe Sinoritg en- fort Sio
paa Sormiooogclt, men Den 6Iep life
al lang &arigbeo. Set beroGreloe
fpberale &cirbureou bar imtblertiN
gippt ben treItelige MeobeIelie, at
Gen folbe Seirbslge, iom boIocr pa
at iprebe Jig oper N~or0pGiter, null.
gems oaiaa fon uaa ncoooer paa
OiSie aonter % bringc Sinoring =!
ben ulioeii9c Scoe o. fanite ct al.
minOeligt Re9u / lit &jeloanO.
s aaniaS grasierebc &armcn
ibog meb uippffet Strpngbeo %
~uIoranberIig bsie Semperatltrer. Sra
Monbatton meIbeS 105 Grader /
Sfpggen. ira SIbileuc 100, ira Sas
lima 102, ira Sppeta 100.
Sette par Den 53be Sag. at ri
.llnfbrubt bar bapt Ell &nrme poa
oper 100 @ruoer / Sfpggen.
s peItlige NiSiouri BAR @ien-
nemInitstemperatureu outtrent 100
og / Sflaboma 102 @raoer / Sfng-
gen. s Ii%oitnGonte Stat boube man
bit OF her bcut Ell Snule &egt,
men set belrb fig life til tort mere
ems en- Groabe / Sauet.
Sfient henne longpnrige og
itrenge Sebc bar prret 'nGIten uIi=
beIig, bar Den Dog efter SPqcrnes
o. De ire Stater5 SunobeOSmpn-
.oigbeoerS llotoIeIier life prret ia;
beige for Soils @eIie / Ilmiu3e.
ligbeh; ben parnle, terre Su't har
~inarere peret gltnitig, unotaqen Tor
Smoabsrn % PIbre Soft. SaaIcs
bes freungaar set al en- StatiItif,
iom er uoarbeioet al Srnobebsfpm-
misiioreu / ct. Soiepb, Mo., at Der
er inotruffet rt u~iPouanIiat fort
gntal Sebsfolo blonot gomle Totf,
og at gutallct er / Stiaenoe, efter.
iom Garmen peboarer. : monqc
al 2onooiitrifterne moa 5armerne
oripe meo at fiere Gonb Nat o.
Sag LANCE geie forat bctoe Sip /
areatllrerne.
Gen %Ion9pariac Serfc % Oh.
6rGnbte, S%apneaangc bar tpunget
,Sarnlerne oa Observation-Disclosures til
flor ll6itrGfning at file iig al
meo line 9eIGtninger meb bet BE.
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paa iprebtc SteSer brogte ibag Ell
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til set hcrpprenoe fsoeraIe
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ielige til at brbbe Oen LANCE Ssrfe.
semperaturerue / bisie ire Stater
,ar ibag fra 10 til 10 8raber Ia.
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laer. % set fsItes iom en- flor
eiubring.
gnno. os Ssmargelen er imib.
iremoeIes megct trpffenbe.
ga Ser ingen Smleoe-
ing foregunr, gap BOG Ssiabri.
'erne Ell anlebuing til al fornpe
inc Soripninger. men BENDER ben
Sorne tilboge iaien, oil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-12

SortiGitss paa SIDE s.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27

pa IN lopate, Sc zavedamo, da smo
81 potion organizacije zbolisali
svoj delavski polozaj in dObili
moe, da Sc lahko svobodno polite.
no organiziramo.
cato vedno in povsod podpira.
mo lie unijske podjetja, podpira.
me in Gitamo lie napredne unijskc
lise. Classic sv. Barbara kot ne.
unijski list nina "a mas nobenega
pomona. Da stOrimo svojo doll
most kot |prijatelji napredka, bo-
demo Cd prihodnje konvenciie sy.
Barbara zahtevali odloGno uniis-
XII list kot glasilo drustva svete
Barbara.
Sprejme Sc, la Sc reSolnciia
priobGi "Glasilu' SNPJ.. Pro
letarcu" in "Glas Svobode".
Peter MedOsh, predsednik
Jakob Selak, tajnik,
John Kernc, zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27
v w. VA.
PineY Fork. o.

Pred nekaj dnevi je rekel zdra-
wink Steiner, tukai je prav zdra-
vo podnebje.
Sramota ie. ia morajo neSateri
tukajsni premogarji delati v ro-
WI kier nj toliko dobrega zraka
da bi luc svetila pc nekaterih pro-
storih ako Sc premogar bitro pri-
pogne re je V temi. Menda smo
tenn tudi uradniki lokalne Unije
krivi, ako bosi ne morejo dobiti
premoga ven ma dan kakor zelijo
brez potrebnega orodja in S svo-
jimi polomljenimi stroll, re obesijo
svojo ignorance in lakomnost ma
rame uradnikov lokalne unije,
seveda jim bi ugajalo ko bi MIN
dovolili da par Nth sukerjev de-
la noe in dan, drugi poSteni de-
lavei pa mai poginejo lakote. De-
lavec, ali imaS lie nekolikO koni-
skin mozgan in Sc tiste tako tr-
de da Sc Jih nobena plla ne prime ?
Premisljuj ucasih sam "a Sc in ne
placuj vedno drugim da bi zate
mislili. Narava nan nudi dovolj
dobrega zraka, IA k~aterega smo
oropani v delavnicah in nekateri
delavci ne zasluzijo toliko da hi
~placevali rent cd zraGnih his in
so primorani stanovati po keith
kjer trpiio pomanikanje cistega
zraka. Drugi liudje pa so XII imajo
ma stotine his a narava Jill je IL.
stvarila ravno tako kakor mas da
Jim iedna hisa zadostuie. Narava
nam nudi dovoli dobrega zraka Gi,
ste vode, maeriala s katerim
81 lahko napravimo lahko dovol.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27

naazj ma della. da DO dial vse zme.
tati v jeee, ali pa Jill deportirati
ven IL drzave, veeina Strajkarjev
el premalo zaupalo V ameriSko
ljudstvo in Sc upognilo guverner-
jew groznji. Morda DO Sc kak mo-
drljan tafoO pameten, da bo cas-
tratll IN premisljeval, "a kaj da
sociallsticnas tranka naraSGa. Bra
lie, nj ga wee zdravnika, XII bi mo-
gel ozdraviti rane, katere lie re
napravil kapitalizem. Kapitalizem
Je korenina vsega grena in polni
bolnlsnlce IN jece in polni poke
palisca $ trupli mladega ljudstva
IN sill mlade deklice V hiso sra
mote.
Mislim, da predno pride Ia do
pis V tisk DO re drugi Strajk il.
bruhnil V w. Va. V okraju New
Rivera priblizno 10000 premo-
garjev zahteva da Sc Jim pripozna
unlla. West Virginia je nekako
zavetje ali nebesa kapitalizma in
pekel delavca.
Bratje premogarji! \Potrebno
je. da vsi organizirani zaStrajka-
mo in priskocimo ma pomoc w. Va
sotrpinom, ker bi Jim lahko dose
gil priznanie unije V par dneh
kar bi tudi nam koristilo vecia
moe V naSi organizaciji, in kadar
Sc gre "a %poviSanje place mi Strai
kamo; V neorganiziranih krajih
pa delajo.
Vas "a industrialno svobodo
Matt TuSek.