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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

bOjniki. - Nendar umiraio "a
lakote, sal sc nikdo zanie NO zma
nj. Ia stradajoca voiska So tud;
nikdar ne AnanjSa. Po wee dni :;
viJo od enc same suhe skorie l.;
so jo pobrali ma ccsti.
Sam sem srecaval take ljudi.
Razcapani in kustraSti SO So MA.
zili pc cesti, kakOr pijanec, XII Y
tia strmi in nikOgar ne yidi.
TakO obmizjc ie pripravlieno
tndi onim, Xxi prihaiajo IL vseh de.
low sveta. Nj potreba natancneise
razlage. IRE bridkosti mincva;o
cna "a drugo in Sc prezgodai oh.
cuti Glovek, kakO live ljudic Y nh.
ljubljeni dezeli. Skrb i'm zalost iib
vcdno objemata. Kadar sreGaS IA.
Ike ljudi, chcutiS vso grolo. kakor
IN Sc svct vrtil. Ncnadoma ohsto.
li> slab in plahotcn. kakor popot.
mix, kadar izgreSi svojo pot.
Tukai Sc zrcalijo tiste postaye
IN pravice. Pa kak. So ST. natans.
ne. To izprcvidimo, kadar koraka
mnogih mcStih mnoIica lacnih
lJudi po ulicah, XII zahtevajo kru.
Ina in boliSih iivljcnskih razmer
"a sebe in svojc potomcc. Takrat
.lih la natancna poStava i'm pravi:
ca razgania in mort brez usmilien.
ia. MnogO poStanc ranicnih, mno-
90 ubitlh. mnoge pa zapro pc ne
dolznem y femme jeGc: in vse to
Sc godi ma podlagi zakcma in pra-
vice.
Postal 81 moi tovariS brat
med brati, tuIen brez donna. In TO
.le naSa in tvoja sreGa. Mnogo iih
dobi> Scbi ednakih. Y mimi pola.
gonna in sloino odkorakaS y kako
zatohlo Iganjarijo. Tam 81 IA cas-
lblallS misli in trud. Plies emo
raSo, drugo, tretjo. - in zazdi So
II, da Sc Ii sreca smeie nasproti.
NastOpil 81 pot, katera te prive-
de V pijanoSti in pustih sanjah do
kakrga iarka. kjer 81 V gotovosti
preskrhiS svobodno smrt.
Nam pa hoccS? Nazai he mores.
ker mmaS dcnarja. Pes ne mores
cez >iroko morje. Potoval hi Gez
hribc in doline, ia hi le dospel a
cez morlc. tez to Siroko morje
pa nj stczc. nj ceste. -
Srecno torei, Me Ii ne zameri-
mo. namenil 81 Sc tia, kamor .iih
gre vsaki dan mnogo In Sc nobe-
den wee ne vrnc. Zakaj 81 me emo
tia. ii nedosegljiva sreca?!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

vzgojil Straikolomec klopcie. IL
meGki eloveske druzbe!
Pozdrav vsem zavednim DELAY
Gem. Meznar.
Calumet, Mich, 10. sept. &C.
njeni nam delavski list Proieta-
rect Prilozeno Yam posiljamo sir
ko naSe ''sestre'" Mary Pale in
njenega soproga Franka Pale. Ia
propalica je priGel skehat i'll stra-
hope:nega glupeza vodi do rudni'
ka njegova soproga (naSa sestra).
Judez, kapitalistom prOdaha
duSal Ali te nj sram skebat pod
puSko in bajonctom in drzec St
"a zensko kikljo! In ii trcjalka,
kleceplazica. ali Sc ne bo.iiS greha,
XII pa imaS vedno ma misli, ko vo-
dis svOjega mola (Skcba) ma delO
in nam ter naSim otrokOm jcmljeS
kruh IL ust? Ali tc ne 10 sram
tvoje in maine matcre in naSe cele
rodbinc, ko ZvedO, kakSna straho-
pctca in izdajalca sta vi diva
Sram jc naju. ia 81 nam ScStra .
Takih propalic jc pa Sc wee i'm
vodje teh so Mary kOcian (Smo-
la), Ana MiSica in kata kostclc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

Tudi one yodijo IA roko slovcnskc
skebc ma delo. Bodo zc poskrbeli
zavedni delavci y Calumetu. da
pridejo obrazi tudi teh izmeckov
in tercjalk ma oglcd Slovcnskemu
ielavstvu Sirom Amerikc, da jih
bodo poznaui povsod, kamor sc
Nsakemu Slovencu in
lrvatu ma Calumetu ie pa znano,
Ia to propalicc rckrutira deputy
Luka KlCpGic. katcrcga 81 bodo
Slovcnski delayci Calumetu tudi
1obro zapomnili. Ia kapitalistom
0rodana duSa. katera iivi na stro-
;ke sloveuskih d~clavccv. XII smo
mu zgradili in pripravili vse. ST.
IT. zdaj pricel vOziti Y avtomobilu
2 ncwyorSkimi barabami, XII mas
preganjajo cd korncria do korner.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23
VELIKI STRAJK PREMOGAR.
JEW v COLORADO.

Trinidad, Colo. Is. sept. - 1000
premogariev V okroZiih JUNE
Colorado odloii orodjc -. I. m.
ako Sc opcratorji ne podajo zad-
MO minute in ne privolijo V "a
htcvc. Xxi so: oscmurno dclo, pri-
manic uniie in 1870 ~zviSanja pla-
&C.. Premogar.ii so So soglaSno cd
wall pozivu ma Strajk IN priza-
detih no mad 80 premogokopov.
Organizacim distrikta II. Il. je
imcla k|onvencijo zadujc Y tenn
mcstu in delegate 80 >oglasno
Sprcieli resolucIjo IA stavko. Ma
~konvcnciji jc bila nnvzo5a tudi
angel prcmogarjcv in rudar-
lev matt jones, katera j. y krat
KEN govoru rckla:
"kakor vidim, innate samo diva
izhoda Strajk ali SuIno>t. Ako
ste pre>trahopetni IA strajk. osta-
mite y suznosti, ako ste mozjc.
poiditc Y boj. Strajkaitc. Straj-
katie, Itraikajtc do ladnjega
moia in do zadnjcga d%ihljcja,'
TIE besedc materc Jones 50 IL
zvale med premogarji nepcpisno
u~avduSenjc in rcsoluciia "a stavko
ic bila sprcicta Soglasno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23
Nadaljevanjc : prve strani >.
kolonc.

,ari = WaddeiiOyimi "bumi". Ka-
kor besni letaio po ulicah in z Mi
mi vred konjlca glaunega Strajko-
lomca eenerala Abbeya. Besnijo
menda radi tega, ker so zenske
neko jutro vrnile nazaj par ske-
bov, ko so 8i ma delo. Med tenn
skebi sta bila tudi Slovenca John
Spreitzer (hblerel in Jos. Ge;el
Lamjivi in nesramni Ablerc je
,miraj gcvoril unionistom pred
stavko. da on "tenda svoj bizniS'
IN da ma delo nc DO Sci. dokler ne
no stvar koneana; rekel je cello
da no en- teden die donna, kakor
pa vsi drugi, ko sc stavka konea.
Toda skeb kblerc je ostal figa-
MOI, kar smo We poprei znali. Da
nj skebal takoi cd za6etka stavke,
lie krivo to, ker stanuje bolt Y
sredi mesta Red Jacket, cd koder
se je bilo te2ko zmuzat V skebari-
10. dokler MISC vojaki in puSkarii
stra2ili 20 mesbu. Ostali slovcnSki
skebic hodijo ma delo - zaviti V.
Henska krila! Mary Kocian (Smo-
ia). Ana Msica in Kata KOstelc
vcdijo svoje mozicke-skebe vsak
dan ma delo. DOtf1ni tribe skebi so
namreG takO strahopetni, da Sc
boje tudi v druzbi milicc, newyor
skin in calumetskih barab in V
sprenstvu nabasanih kanonov -
edin0 Y spremstvu svojih babnic
'majo Sc maiO kcrajzicc. Skebki-
MIA Smola je srednie velikosti
sivih. macjih 0Gi in obraza afriSke
afne - prava petoliza Klop6ite-
a Druga - Ni%cimara - je Grne
polti in zakljasta in ravno tako
tretia garlevka, ODE pa imata1
dodge jezike, kakCr kravie repe
Kadar dobim siiko n ali druge
izmed ten. VAN 10 poSljem, da 10
izlozite ma "saleriji skebov"
ssem zavednim delavcem V po-
gied. Skebkinja Mary Kocjan jc
biia nekdai "sport". tako da ie
svojega mOzicka-skeba zakopala
\ velikanski doig, il katerega Sc
nikdar ne izkoplie, &c Sc tako ske-
la. Omenjena nina mixer nobe-
mega kredita, Sc cello pri skcbih
ne. Kie6epiazca Mary Puhek goni
svoja diva boarderja skebat in
cnega omahlTvca ie res preoovo-
rila. Ia Merikalka 81 misli. da
bodo zopet nastali tisti blazeni
CAST, ko je Ona drzala "capptain
Office ia syoiem domu in proda-
lala delo. ia tremanje ie blla cena
$500 in "a delO pri vrtalnem
stroju pa $4,000. Nekega dne 10
&c VA tidal pameten delavec in
dobila sta brco cna in doticni cap
tain. Tisti 6asi 40 sli in nikoli iih
gee ne no. HapOmni 81 10, ii farSka
baca. Ako ne hos mirovala, raz-
krinkali te bono i~avnoSti dc
picice. - SlOvenski skebie. kate
rim so bila v zacetku stavke tia
prevro;a in kateri so 10 nekam
odkurili IL Calumcta, so spet pri-
Hi nazai in Nj skebat. I'll Judezi
20: Matt Kobe, Martin Jenic. Jos.
KcGcvar, Matt Kostelc in Steve
Verderber. Propalice skebskei Ali
vas nj sram7 Drobtinico kruha ste
imeli poprei. drobtinico ste imeli
tam. kamor ate bill pobegnili in
sc Sc ne zavedate, da ste izkorisca-
nj povsod, kamorkoli Sc obrnete.
Pred par dnevi so pri6eli skebati
tndi sledeci sirahopetci: John
Suite. Martin Sterbenc. Louis Je-
mic. John M. Spenar. Jos. Grahek
Flosk) in Louis Bahor. Zadnji nj
Ne nikdar delal diva meseea skupaj
pri cnem eospodarii. Dale: John
Sterk fBabre), Geo. GregoTiG
Peter Maierle {propadli SPORTY
Jos. Hrvatis. Mike Perusi1. Peter
Maierle {Cuk), Frank KovaGic,
peter nerxai Te or;ntavca :.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23
Dragoceni nakit, tat in najditeli.


Nek delavcc j. naSel l6. sept.
zJutraJ Y Londonu ma cesti drago-
cen nakit. vredcn S65O.OO o Ia ma
kit jc bill ukradcn 16. Julia I. |.
V vlaku med Parizom in Londo-
nom. BiScre jc agnosciral kot svo
10 last ma policijsko pOstajo pokli-
cam trgovec 4 demanti. Max Ma
yer. Biscri so povsem nepokvarie-
al. lzmcd b%iserov, Xxi so spadali k
naki'u, manjka lie eden.
Delavec, XII je naSel nakit. pri-
poNeduje, da je sci ma delo V High
bury. ko je pobral ma cesti zavi-
tex, V katerem .je bilo rs biserov.
Nesel Jill jc ma bliznjo policijsko
postaJo, kjer so Jill takoi spoznali
"a ukradenc.
Delavec. Xxi ie naSel dragoceni
zaklad, jc %izpovedal pred policiio.
ola Jc bill sprva smil z nogo zavi-
TEX ma stran. ker pa je pri TEN "a
silSal neko zvenketanje, .je pobral
zavltck ter naSel V MEM bisere.
Srecm drlavcc .ic oprayiccn do ma
grade $4,000.
no jr pcslal julia meseca ncki
parl&@ +rgG1-oc- Ratit IL napiEs
London. j. bill slednji izroccn ne
kcmu londonskcmu trgovcu s 20.
rocllom, da ST zanima "a nakit ne
kl amcriSki bogataS. Rop IL regi-
~S,rlranc poStnc pcSiliatvr je bill
lzvr>cn ma zclo premcten naSin.
ioStni pctati so bill navidez nedo.
taknJcni. ko jc priSla po~Siljatey Y
rokc naSlovljenca. no pa Sc .je pi-
smo odprlO, st .ic nahajaI V MEM
lie zdrobljcn sladkor. Tat ie il
strahu pred aretacijo biscrc mai
brz "izgubil' in dotiGni delayec
Je bll Sretni najditelj. Najditeli
pa jc opravi6cn do nagrade Sele
tedaJ. ko Sc bo tain izsledilo i'm
~ Biil'ib.
Tat j. torci sedaj glavno. SreG.
hi poscStniki biscrov Sc gotovo We
Selc. da jc najdcna izgubliena dra
gocenost. - Mogoce Sc ma Them
tndi %v"sclc, ola ne DO treba obljub.
lJenc nagradc sreGnemu najditeliu
mkdar placati, kajti tat .ic moral
preJc dobro premrsliti, prcdno je
nkradeni zaklad mem mic. tcbi mic
! vrgc' ma cesto. ali ga .je pa res
s~lucajno izgubil. Bodisi kakorho.
ce, k%onstatirati hocemo lie, da bo-
do biseri sele potem zadobili syojo
pravo vrednost, ko bo tat V klet-
XII zdaj so Sc - brez vrednosti
= vsaj "a %srecnega najditelja. =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

ia po mestu. Klopcic L rokami
ploska, kadar vidi skcbkinjo, ko
aelje- Syojees nnza LSkehal MA.
delo i'll vsakega Skcha ter gariev-
ko lepo pozdravi in Sc jim odkri-
jei To so vam katoliSki duhovni A.,
Ii crnuharji hi moral biti y tia
lijanski dvorani in SliSati pravo-
slavnega duhovna Rev. BoIicko-
vica IL Minnesota. katcri jc STAY
karje vzpodbuial k vZtrajnosti in
sloznOsti. Scveda, on ina Srcc. po-
Una delavske tcznjc III Sc ne da
kupiti cd kapitaliStov. Cast takim
duhovnikom in zivcli mnogo let
Pozdrav Zavcdnim dclavcem
Joseph Standohar.
Paul p. Standohar, brata.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-23

IL bridkosti SC vzdigujejo SAME.
ki begaJo ma vse strani. Mixer Sc
ne nstavijo dolgo. Lakota priba-
ia, a nj ga cloveka, XII hi siromaku
ponudil kos kruha in kozarec HAD
ne vode. In vendar ie vseea v IL.
ooilJu. In sreSa, kje je tista SIRE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
AN ENGLISH BLIZZARD.
II Took a Regiment Of Soldiers 70
Clear the Roads In 1886.

There was a certain Hercules en-
CINE which cut a noble figure in the
English blizzard of 1886.
To appreciate the role played by
the Hercules some idea must be
given of the effect of the storm on
other methods of travel. Fourteen
mail coaches were abandoned on as
many roads. Another was dug ont
of drifts five times between Exeter
and London.
Another was buried so deep that
it took 800 men, principally sappers
and miners. several hours 70 make q
passage to the coach and rescue the
mails and passengers, while near
Chatham the snow Law to a depth Of
thirty or forty feet, the military be-
inc turned out to the number OF
600 to clear the way.
In London the drifts were ten
feet deep, and hundreds Of men and
carts we're employed hauling snow
out to the fields in the suburbs. The
markets were in a bad way. One
day only four stall holders were
able to reach a main market. Greens
which a few days before the storn
were being sold for threepence a
bunch at market now fetched from
tenpence TO a shilling, turnips. car
rots and celery becoming equally
dear, while penny handfuls or pars-
ley realized 2s. Cd, and the happy
possessor 81 q bunch Which he had
previously purchased for nincpcnce
realized for his prize no less a sum
than 81 2s. 81.
Amid all tits confusion the pio-
neer railways covered them ol,ea
with glory by running trains almost
without interruption. There was a
deep cutting ID one line whore The
snow had driftcd badly. AND great
numbers 10 people turned ont 10
see how the Hercules engine would
get alorr. They imagined. 90 course,
that sle would be stopped. but 10
their establishment the engine dash
ed right into the drift. clearing
her way through apparently with
out the slightest difficulty. the snow
at the same time 1yirg over the top
Of the engine chimney like foam
from the broken waves Of a violent
sea, and notwithstanding obstruc-
tons the train came down from
Greenfield twenty miles) in one
hour and a quarter" - London
Queen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
Should Keep Nam. /,
Paper.

No Business man in any
should allow a newspaper r,b
lished in his town to 90
ms name mentioned snme"
IN ITS columns This apnlies ere
all kinds of business a 70
store. dry goods stores. ero. .dl
furniture dealers, profess
men, and IN fact all clas.e ' .,
business men. This does y!
mean that you should bs,," ~.
whole or half or even a an, 80.
page ad, in every issue NJ ef
paper but your name and
ness should be mentioned u S'
90 not use more than a two
space A stranger pickinr ing
newspaper should be shle m IN
Just what business is rsprese. t ~
IN a town by looking al the ~
ness mentioned in the NJ
This Is the best possible tow "a
vertising. The man who y,
not advertise his business
an injustice to himself ami ~,
town. He is the man wba -,
poets the paper to Go most n w.
boosting for his town Tho .oag
who insists on sharing the t9.
ness that comes to q town I'm
refuses to advertise his bu 4
Is not doing his share
boosting. The life of anr
depends upon the
awake and iibea l bust.
in it.
-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
Ireland Items.

Hack Did you see anything of
my hat?
Dutch-Why Hell Mo- What are
we doing with your hat.
Hack-Well. | lost it on the way
as went to take my city jane
home.
Miss Gladys Dorsey spent Sun
day at Otwel
Quarterly Meeting will be held
at the Nj. L. Church Saturday
night and Sunday morning Nay
3rd and 4th
Emma felt very sad and lonely
Sunday evening. Wonder why?
Because John went to Evansville
on Business.
Carl Gutzweiler and brother
were in Ireland Sunday af' err
noon.
Misses Gladys. Annie and Ed
ma Dorsey and Media Morgan ac-
companied by Messrs. Silas Lor-
ey, Ferdinand Hoffman. Fred
Steinhart and Alfred Wonder
schmidt attended the High
School play at Jasper last Tues
day night.
One Sunday not long ago Earl
Britain and Alta Yates took a
drive and got their buggy up
sot. No damage done,
Ireland Greys crossed bats
with the Huntingburg Ball Team
Ireland won. as they always doc
Ferdinand Miss DilIin May |
c. U. home?
Nellie-O Yessir if you think
Uncle Kean won't care.
The two young peacocks were
down from Jasper last Wednes-
day night in their HOSTESS shay
Mrs. d. L. b. Johnson and
daughter Mrs Hazel X lso spent
a few days last week visiting
relatives in Marengo
Ralph Stewart left Sunday eve
for Louisville to become a travel.
ing salesman RoXie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
A CROOKED BOUNDARY.
Cause OF the Peculiar Lines That NJ.
vide Two States.

IL YOU viii look on the map of
New England YOU will see two cu-
rious irregularities in the dividing
line between Massachusetts, and
Connecticut. One of them is in
CRANKY township, a little north
west of Hartford, and the other in
Enfield township, on the Connect
cut river, south Of Springfield. II
is n standing conundrum why. so
long as the boundary is imaginary
they did not make it straight in
stead of crooked. But thereb
hangs a tale.
Those two little joys on the MAJ
are monuments TO human obstinac'
and to the persistency which is or
of the CHIEF traits Of theslankc
character. The ancestors Of Oil
farmers who own those little spo
Of ground preferred TO live in Aia
sachusctts rather than in Connect
cut and fought for their ~prefereno
until they had their way.
The controversy began in 1713
and continued for 112 years before
it was finally decided. In 1924 tie
question was appealed to England,
but the government was 20 much
e~ngrosscd In the Seven Years war
that it was never brought to the att
teEtion Of the crown. Up TO the
outbreak OF the Revolution both
states continued to levy taxes and
send notices Of fast DAYS and cleo
tons to the farmers who occupied
the land. and there is no record OF
how they avoided ono or whether
they paid both. Later, however,
they voted and paid taxes in Massa-
chusetts only, Notwithstanding the
protest Of the county authorities in
Connecticut. In 1898. after peace
was restored. both states appointed
commissioners, but the dispute was
carried on until 1904, when a COM
promise was reached. There were
etNtIdi rlillldI loDNlt AA'
two states besides those which now
appear upon the map, and an agree
ment was reached by which Massa-
chusetts consented to surrender her
claim to a strip Of territory in
Woodstock and Sufheld townships
provided Connecticut would yield
her claims to the other tracts in
dispute. No action, however, was
taken upon the report.
In 1910 the controversy was re-
vived by some legal proceeding, and
another commission was appointed,
but If it ever reached a conclusion
there is no record to be found. In
1920 a third commission was in
trusted with the settlement, and
after two years they decided upon
the present boundary line, which
was adopted by The legislature Of
both states.-Exchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
FRIDAY, MAY Z. 1913.
Dubois County Schools still
LEADING.
Almost a clean sweep in writ
ing contest for Third Congress
e;orol district

Almost a clean sweep IN writ
ing contest for Third Congress
sional District.
In the recent writing cOntes'
conducted by the Third Congress
sional District, the following
named were winners:
Section /. First Grade, First
Honor-Mary Lampert, Jasper.
Dubois County. Second Honor
Edna Carter, Boyd, Perry Coun-
Nv. Third Honor Eel Dugls.
Troy. Perry County.
Section ?. Second Grade. First
Honor-Hildegarde Oeding. Fer
dinand, Dubois Comfy Second
Honor Elizabeth Knies, Celes-
tine. Dubois County. Third
Honor Marian Doane, Hunting
burg, Dubois County.
Section 3 Third and Fourth
Grades. First Honor-Georgina
Mehringer. Jasper, Dubois Coun-
ty. Second Honor-Alma kress,
Jasper. Dubois County. Third
Honor -Clarissa Eckstein. JAS
per. Dubois County.
Section 4 Fifth and Sixth
Grades. First Honor Martina
Buckley. Jasper. Dubois County
Second Honor Clara Gerber,
Jasper Dubois County. Third
Honor-Adell Bauer, GAINESVILLE,
Harrison County.
Section 5. Seventh and Eighth
Grades. First Honor-L. l.. New
BY, Washington County. Second
Honor-Fideiia Gutkes. Jasper
Dubois County. Third Honor
Fidelia Rumbach, Jasper. Du-
bois County.
To earn 4 out of ) frsts. 4 out
of 5 seconds and 3 out of thirds
or 11out of ID is certa My a good
record.
We trust that hotA he spell
ing and writing ~. vill be
an annual al ur l. iuch
good has been accomplished 10y
both contests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
10000 lQICESI
And Manu- Are The Voices OF Jasper People.

And Many are me VOICES VI jasper ftOPIS,
Thirty thousand voices What
a grand chorus. And that's the
number of American men and
women who are publicly prais!ng
Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
from backache, kidney and blad-
der ills They say it to friends.
They tell it in the home papers.
Jasper people are in this chorus.
Here's a Jasper case.
Mrs w. Steinhauser, w.
Eighth St., Jasper, Ind says
Zone of the family used Doan's
Kidney Pills when suffering
from severe pains across the
small of the back. The kidney
s~ecretions were unnatural and
she also had head. ches and dizzy
spells, Doctoring did not seem
to dc her any good and none OF
the remedies that were tried
brought relief until Doan's Kid
ney Pills were used. They
made her feel better in every
way"
For sale by all dealers. Price
20 cents. Foster MilhIrn Co, Buff
falo. New York. sole agents for the
Q nited States.
Remember the nane-Doan's--
,ud take no other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
Gel LO Cents Value For
Every Dollar You Spend.

A dollar is worth 100 cents
value in everything you buy. but
do you always get value receiv-
led
You can give or take from the
value OF a dollar by the way in
which you spend it. Your pleas
ures in life. your standing and
Influence in the community de-
pend largely upon the value you
place on every dollar you own
and the value you get on every
dollar YOU spend.
Dollars spent unWi3ely lose
their full purchasing power and
value TO you, careful spendinS
and systematic saving will enable
you 10 secure value received
aud future independence.
You VIII secure full value for
every dollar You spend by read
ing the advertisementsin THE
COURIER closely and constant
~ every week. The COURIER
advertisements will tell you of
the best purchasing oppol tuni-
ties and direct you to the most
reliable stores in Jasper.
The COURIER advertisers are lof
.fiU.r IlWu fDp uri.n n1r. INF, Al a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-05-02
April Comm School Graduates

The following pupils were sue
cessful at the April examination
Columb a Tp Lillian Pondley rs:
Boone Tp. Marie Bast IS Frank
Wiesman 81 Dillon Bast 70.
Madison TIP. Ernest Hochmeis
ter 10. VIM. A. Morgan 70 o ga
Kel,ams II Rachel Yates Is De-
witt Hobbs II Myrtle Morgan II
Edna Dorsey 70 Felix Mehringer
rs Albert Frick 50.
cambridge TIP. Olivia Gosman
SO Fidelia Rumbach IS Marie
Buckley 81 Irene kunkel So.
Mamie Heichelbeck 70 Fidel a
Guckes sc Ruth Sonderman so.
Helen Hoffman 50 Rose Hoffman
II Frances Eckert 70 IOyola
Neuschafer 50 Edward Kunkel
81 Ada Barts 81 Leo Erny rs
Emma Lochner II.
jefferson Tp. Fleta Gobbel rs
Rudolph Block IS Ethel Walker
70 Oma Bailey So James Wyant
SO
Patoka TIP. Elsie Claxon 81.
Carl Frick 81 Florence Hammel.
man 70 Ruth Dagenhart rs Her
man Martin IS
Cass Up Harry Wellemeyer 8
Elmer Hunefeld 81 Anita Fink'
rs Edna Hufnagel 81 Berth;
Ring rs Mary WiesehaE 81 Flor
ence Weitkamp SO Oma A. Welt
kamp "a
Elmer Hunefeld, of Cass TIP.
leads at present f r county hon
ors The last examination vii
be held Saturday May IL.
Trustee Morgan. of Columbia
Township is going to erect a new
school building in District No. )
at Cuzco For the past tw0
years they have maintained
High School in rented rooms al
the new building will afford roor
for all the pupils in one bui' ding
The public schools in Jaspa
close today and the High SchoC
Commencement will be held a
the Court House tonight; Gov
RaIston will deliver the class az
dress. After the commence
ment the Governor and the grad
uating class will be banqueted a
the Opera-house by the Alumr
Association.