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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS
 s. B. PALMER FOR HEAD.
Organizes For Years Work-PetitIon For Kindergarten at Norwich Town Might School Teachers.

The town school board held it's an nual meeting on Monday evening m the superintendents room at the town hall, the special business being the organization for the work of the year. B. P. Bishop the member of the board recently elected to succeed principal Henry A. Tirrel whose term eXplred' was present for the first time at a board meeting and there was 4ull attendance.
 The board organized by electing Shepard B. Palmer president and re- electing Thomas J. Kelly secretary 5 .,:5 z although he endeavored to nave the choice for this office fall on someone else.
 The standing committees were ap- pointed the president of the poard being eX-officio, a member of all com mittees. They were as follows:
 Supply committee e-H. M. Lerou ;. B. Palmer, B. P. Bishop; committee on repairs-C O. Murphy $. B. Pal mer T J. Kelly; of visitation and eX- amination-Dr. r, J.. Cassidy, :, b. Palmer. B P Bishop
 2. A new rule regarding absences or teachers on account of sickness was adopted. This will allow a teacher five days sick leave with pay in the year If thew are absent longer than that it will be without pay Last year the rule was that a teacher absent Tor sickness was palQ the dlHeFeHCe De- tween her regular pay and what 1t cost to hire substitute while she was sick.
 The annual meeting adjourned after this business had been transacted and the board then convened for a regular meeting at which bills were approved. There was also petition from Nor wich Town residents who want a kim dergarten there. This was referred to the superintendent to investigate and report at the next meeting. Two of the teachers for the night school were appointed but the appoint ment of others and of a superinten- dent was left in the hands of School Superintendent E. J. Graham. The 1 night school will open on Oct. 20. Miss Coughlin and Miss Anna Strom were appointed teachers for the school
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Gave Two.A Act Play.

Tn Froeh1ichkeit hall on Saturday evening the Casimir society gave it's first entertainment of the season, con sisting of a two-act play followed by a dance.
 The large crowd present enjoyed both parts of the entertaining pro- gramme and gave plentiful applause to the work of the cast in the play in which Miss Sophia Franczyk, as the leading lady, and Joseph Panek. as the leading man. did capital work and were ably supported by Miss Statia K6sienska Miss Mary Dofnbroska, J ohm Jakubo@sk and John Zieziutka The title Of the play was The Woman Med iator It was given under the direc- tton of E. Bofnbfoski, and the stage settings were prettily arranged by Miss Franezylt. Stet0n's orchestra furnish ed music for dancing after the play
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Smallpox Scare Prevented Exams.

Uncle Sam represented by the post office department, has ordered a, civil service examination at Oakdale Satur~ day for the position of postmaster at that place, It was not held, however on account of the smallpox scare, Secretary Robert ], Kelley of the New London civil service board had receiv- ed orders to go to Oakdale to hold the examination, He remained in New London and notified the department as to the reason, The examination is to fill a vacancy in fourth grade post master and will be held at some later date after the smallpox quarantine is removed
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Don't Suffer
 from Sore Feet
Use TIZ For Tender Feet, and be Free
 From Foot Troubles.

TIE. for tender feet ends all foot tortures in a soothing, comforting foot-bath. Shoes feel easy as slippers once TIZ has relieved your feet.
 TIZ softens the hardened skin that rartns corns bunions and cdllouses, relieves at once-and, finally does away with them.
 Sore feet, tired feet. feet chafed. swollen and snartihg are quickly cured by TIZ, no matter in how bad shape, The smelly feet Of summer the chf1blaned feet of winter, are un- known to the man or womap who faithfully uses 11z for tender feet.
 TfZ acts right off is unlike all other feot remedies. Price 25 cents at drug and department stores. If your dealer won't supply you with TIZ we will, by mail oH receipt of price
 Ask fer TIZ-get TlZ-aHd take no substitute. Walter Luther Dodge & Ce, 1923 So. Wabash Ave, Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
POLICEMAN BENTON
 LANDS WANTED MAN.
Arrested Frank Faicone Monday Even ing-Supposed to Have Spent Sum day Night in Westerly.

Monday evening on Water street about o'clock Policeman Henry Fen ton arrested Frank FaIcone, who had been looked for since Sunday after noon by the police after information had been lodged against him accusing him of rape on Sunday afternoon upon the 10 year old daughter of Charles Serra of 428 Main street, on the East Side, Falcone lives in another part of the same house, his number being 432 and not 632 Main. as has previous ly been given.
 Policeman F'enton took the prisoner to police headquarters, where Captain Twomey put him through a stiff ques- tioning for an hour but without get ting anYothing out of him except that he claimed he was drunk all Saturday afternoon and did not know anything about the crime charged against him.
 From the fact that a trolleyman en the Westerly line remembered pick ing up man whose description tallied with that of Falcone on the 5,45 trip cut of here and that the man went to Westerly, the Norwich police are of the opinion that Falcene spent the night in Westerly, and Captain Two mey thought he was headed for a train on the West Side when Policeman Fen ton made the arrest The police de- partment men were well satisfied to have him in custody F'alcone had $S on him when searched.
 There are five witnesses in the case besides Dr. J. J. Donohue, who treated the girl for the injuries she received in the assault.
 The girl will be able to appear in court this morning and the other wit nesses have been summoned to appear when the prisoner is presented to an- swer the charge in court this morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Banks Closed For HoIidaY.

Banks were the only places of business that were closed here in ob- servance of Columbus day. The post office maintained the customary hours The Academy observed the dav as Mating day, which is the annual fall holiday but the town schools held regular sessions.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
SCHOOL TAX RATE.
Town Formerly Gave All Districts
 Three Mills.

Tn the discussion over whether the schools have cost more in the tax rate under consolidation than before, one citizen pointed out on Monday that the separate districts formerly each re- ceived from the town an amount equal to three mill tax, so that when district laid tax of three mills, for instance, it's residents were already paying in three mills on school account in their town tax, making the actual school tax for that district six mills, which is practically what it is now.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Floral Horseshoe Displayed.

The floral horseshoe that hung in the AFfaory on Sunday where the Hely Name Society members were given luncheon after the parade was displayed iH the window ef Murphy & McGaFFy eB Monday. It had been given te secretary J, P. Cofceran ef St. Mary's Society by Moore ths fsFist.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
COUNTY VOTE ON
 SALARY AMENDMENT.
Official Figures Show 7233 Majority
 Against the Charge.

The vote of the towns on the pro- posed constitutional amendment to in- crease the pay of the legislators from $500 for a session to $500, was can vassed Saturday. Eleven towns had not yet sent in their returns Leaving these at the official return puts it, the result by counties is as folIows:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Bought Beach Cottaqe.

Henry R. Bond of New London has sold his beach cottage and land to Mir. Donohue of the Baltic woolen mill. The cottage is on the front and is one of the most pleasantly located The price paid is not disclosed.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
+}eaers at Holy Gross.

3R tAe list Qf thaSe awarded testi- mDnials al Holy Cross college for their efficiency ip college were Thomas r. Shea and Robert H. Mahaney of thiS GitA-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
FUNERALS.
John SzYsz,

The funeral of John Szysz, infant son of Charles Szysz, was held from the home of his parents, 13 North High street, Monday morning at 9.3o o'clock, with services !1 St. Josephs church at 1915 o'clock. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery:
 The child died Sunday at the age of seven days after three days illness with exhaustion and convulsiens. Several brothers and sisters besides his parents survive. Undertakers Cummings X Ring had charge of the arra nepf3entS.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
IN CHARGE OF
IN CHARGE OF
 SHORE LINE FREIGHT. Dwight C. Peek to be General Agent For New Electric System.

Dwight C. Peck has resigned as New London agent for the Norwich & New York Propeller company to accept the position as general freight agent for the Shore Line Electric company. He will begin his new duties November 1.
 MT. Peck is to have supervision of all the freight of the Plant lines. His territory will include 243 miles of track betwee New Haven and Vest erly taking in the business of the Norwich & Westerly Traction com pany. Mir, Peck has been with the Norwich & New York Propeller com pany for the past eight years, two of which he served in New York and six pany New London, Previously he was cashier for the Central Vermont Rail- road company here for foud years.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Philip RheIeY.

The funeral of Philip RheIey, whose death occurred Friday morning at the Hartford hospital, was held Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock from undertak- ing rooms at PlainvilIe. Services were conducted at the grave in West eeme- tery by Rev. F. l.. Grant
 Rheley had ne relatives who would claim the body and arrangements for the funeral were made by the select men, Rheley worked in 8 factory in Bristol and was taken sick there with convulsions two weeks ago. Removed to Hartford. he fingered g while and then died, The nearest relative he was known to have was 8 half brother living in Norwich,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Mr and Mrs. Richard Bruce have moved from Norwich te GFeeaHaa- vile, where they are to make their ReaaG,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

FLERE Is no advertising medium in EaSFeTp -6onu uectjent equal to The Bull letip fpr business resu4tS.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
AT DAVIS THEATER.
The Viruiniar.

Before coming here for the week al the Davis theater much had been promised for Arthur Chatterdon and his com npany of players who. opened their weeks stay here Monday after noon with The Vfrginian. When the curtain fell on the final act of the gripping western drama, the crowd ed house were ready to say that nothing too much had been said in advance for the clever work of Ar thur Chatterdon and the people who are with him. They proved entirely able to handle the big success to which the name of Dustin FaFn1irn is attached. The rough and ready Vest eFn life was given with realism o4i the part of the east ne less than by the special stage settings which the eo4aBafly carries. May Melvin, p1ay= ing opposite te Mir. c'hattefd0ns was finely suited in stage presence and i+4 tef4Bafnental ability to thk character she took aHd the support ali through were of q high average.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
Bobby Burnitt,

fta tlae evening thB play was Bobby BHtaitf, s0taAthiag iR different and lighter vein than afternoon Dill, but handled iH a8 eqlaiiy acceptable EAaR= neF with MF. ChatteEd0n and May
 MAlgiR in the leading roles. FSeE this affeFno94 the bill is Naughty ReDee= ca and for this evening The Wifginiaa
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

The latest from Horace Johnson: From the 27th of the present month to the first of coming month gen eral disturbance. Very likely to have q little snow A cold wave will fol low"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Delegates to the state Kings Daugh- ters' convention here today began tC arrive Monday afternoon and evenine and were met at the station by mem bers of the local circles.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

A single call, for the doctor in case of sudden illness for instance. may offset the charge for telephone service for years.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

case was one ot chickenpox and not
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Rev. Herbert J. Wycko1 of the Sec ond Congregational church Norwich, preached Sunday morning in the Gro ton Congrega church. A large audience was present
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Chicago, III.

NeverjetnO nitro Sc suce kolo
casa. Me mani nitro Sc tudi spre-
minjaio razmere. Y katerih zivi-
mo. Malo let .ie Cd tega, ko veGi-
ma slovenskih dclavcev nj imela
pojma o delavskih org~anizacijah.
bodisi da je bila ista politicna ali
strokovna. V vecini so poznali le
organizacije, pri katerih Sc je de
lal kriz in molil ocenaS. kjer ie
bill papezev agent glavni faktor
in voditeli vsega poslovanja. V
sedanjem casu je pa drugaGe. De
lavci so spregledali in ~spOznali
svojo moe. Zategadelj ne morejo
in nocejo zaupati nikomur druge-
mu, kot samim sebi - svoji orga-
nizaciji. %Svojecasno Sc je veckrat
sliSalo, da je bio delavstvo pc
svojih voditeljih izroceno kapita-
listom in drugim svoiim izkoriSce-
valcem. Kaj takega lie bio mogo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Pr o &c

Westmoreland Strajku. da tisti.
katerl Sc najboii h,ali, mu po ma
'adl naJprej pade srce V hlace.
Mi sc bojimo, da ne hi prisel de
mar V kakSne neprave roke. cato
proSimo, da Sc nam stvar pojasni.
all so dobili Strajkarji denar ali
ne.
kar Sc titc della. delamo vsaki
dan, seveda pri tenn pa nj potrcba
mlshtl, ia vrag INA koliko IN.
Sluzmo. Tukaj lei prcmog 300
SeznJev pod zemljo. Najboli "a
gonetno da, naravmoSt cudovito
pa Je to. da Sc kljub delcvnej IL
mn tukaJNnJl prcmog vcdno boil
SuSi. Ako pojde Sc nckai casa la
Ho naprcJ, potem bodo kmaln tel
j otrohle kakor pa premog. Po-
mislite, kompanija naroGa vedno
veeJe vozove, tehnica pa vcdno
mani kaze. Sodrugi. troha bo dru-
&c tehtnicc, ali pa nam vcGje
ocl in malo wee pameti.
Lep bratSki pozdrav ma vsc So
druge IN sodruginjc. he yrlo ma
pref 20 latrtani poti do ella,
L.. kolar. tainik.
soc. kluba Stev 60.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

nj boz, "a boz z mezdnim SUMMON
In kapitalizmom. ia nj IN boj IA
pravlco in svoje lastne interese.
Torai kOmur je vse 10 pri srcu,
nag opusti yse neopravicene izgo-
wore in maj mu bode prvo klubo-
Va sega, potem Sc lie drugo. ker lie
potem bo lagotovlien napredek
Socializmu in boljSa bodotnost "a
tiranemU delavstvu Xatorej vSi
ma SEQ, katera Sc bOdc vrSila dne
30. marca toGno oh , uri popoldne
John IakovSck. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
CHISHOLM. MINI.

\cki moi priiateli mi IT, hotel
postreti stem. da bodom videl
kako Sc neki John Vessel repin.
Gi mad menoi i'm Steer \. s
kier ie H. toko mike zobredel
L njegovo modrostio. in 70 10 On.
tovo dobil Y rudniku cd toyariso
katcri Gr,a pray dolga uSeso in
ralrm rayno tiSti kotereco lostu-
ie nrka rival ko,cre pcaemo j..
Ihenom zapiSati Seyeda = talk.
;ncm t~ovariSem So do nrov Iobko
dcbatirati. k;er me- una odoovo-
RITZ.
Ker nj tndi hill moi pomon
Johuu laputniti 10 zobrh. ampal
>amo ii poiaSniti kako obroanno-
ii / pisatelirm donjsn y Probe
tarcu in Sicer stem da poides a.
scbno. ali pa ma SlupScino RAJ no
goyor - zadevi katero 10 bila MI
>aua. Iatcgadel noGcm tudi danes
ma kai yec pisoti ~ Ian, So no
Jim. i'm nchi rad yijel do IN, 81.
popolnoma zmeSa rozrm kcr mn
5c itak precci roH n~ooloy.i IN
Steer blame ..nuhlosti''
Same So toliko ~ danes. oko
81 ii tako izve5ban IL ;.Lu:or -,
delavSkih razmerab n ,Lo nri
poznaS syobodnn ~su5anstvo aLo
ii ii "a zbolSanje delavskera sta
.nu. zakai ne stopiS Y vrsto doIav.
cev katcri stremiio zbolisati :; M
Iozoi k-otoroo, 1ol,,.I; I
nuino potrebuie
VidiS ii Vessel t,kSna f,noto-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Herminie, I. Pa.

klub "Prostost''. Stew. 60. je
ma svoji redni sell dine 10. marca
sklenil, da Sc daruje nasemu de-
lavskemu listu "Proletarcu" So
IL klubove blagajne, V namen. da
postane "Proletarec' pref ko mo-
goce dnevnik.
Rad citam nase napredne liste.
posebno pa dopise, da vidim, ka-
ko Sc godi naSim bratom in trpi-
nom pc druzih dezelah. Cital sem
V "Glasilu' s. y. p. J. 7 dine ..
jan. dopis IL Clevelanda. o. V do
plSu, pod katerim je bill pOdpisan
A. GradiSar, Sc je povedalo. da Sc
traja Strajk pri "Cyclone Wire
Fence CO. Stvar ie sledeGa :
honcem meSeca decembra je pri-
Slo pismo IL Clevelanda ma naSc
druStvo "Prostomislec''. Stew. 81
). n. p. j. in ma soc. klub Stcv.
90. Y pismu je bila proSnja omen
jenih Strajkarjev "a podporo.
Dne D. jan. je druStvo "Prosto-
miSlec" sklenilo ma svoji redni Sc
j, da Sc da IL druStvene blagainc
$1,000. Istega dine ie daroval tn
di soc. klub stew. SO $500 Skup-
no toraj $500. Pisec "a podporo
Sc je Y svojih piSmih izrazil, da
bode objavil vse darove, kolikor
Jill bodo darovala druStva S. y.
=. j. V "Glasilu'', kar bodo pa
darOvali soc. klubi pa V "Prole-
tarcu". Cd istega casa zasledujem
vse dopise, in niSem videl Sc dopi-
sa, Y katerem hi bio kai omenie-
no cd teh darov V pomoc Strajkar
jem. Zatorej 81 Stejem V dolznost.
da vpraSam, kako je s to recio?
a. GradiSar .je dial naslov, da mai
Sc pOSilja vse darove ma Mike
Znaider, 1913 - T.. 9th st. Gle
veland. V "Glasilu" stew. ;. -
30 jan, sem pa Gital dopis cd A.
Gradisarja, da Sc je, nekaj mic
vrednezev vrnilo ma delo, oziroma
skebat. To me je napotilo, da SO
oglasim, ker sem sam poskusil V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Meadow Lands. Pa

Mas 81. blagoinik s. d. =. Y. 81
zadovollno name rokc. ker SINE
edinoIe ON in q. prcdsednik pisa.
II V list, katcri .ic bil do scdai u
radno glasiio Iveze, katercga pa
Seveda vsi clani placujemo IL ma
>ih zepov. No. lc malo potrpi John
kmaIu bo tn konvencija in takrat
Sc bode vidclo, kako kai "Stima-
10 ;voji ratuni in kdo SINE pisa
II placano glaSilo. .Jaz niSem raw
no tako hudo ''lcp''. kakor ic ma;
John, vendar pa upam, ia Sc DO
deva ma konvenciji dobro razune-
la In to vkliub temu, da me sedaj
V svoJem SkebSkem glaSilu napa-
da. Res je tudi, da niScm tako hu-
do studiran ma karte' kakor ie
mas "Zan", kljub temu pa kot
zavedni delavec ne poidem nikdar
nasega utenjaka uprasat. kako ia
Sc dopisi piSejo.
joe Bizjak.
delegat izvanredne konvencije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT


Nasa parobrodna p%oslovnica je najvecja
Zapadu in ina vse najboljse oceanske
t%inije). Sifkarte prodajamo pc
kompaniiskih cenah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

rama 20 starokrajskem barbara
ND, XII ga tukaj ~vleeejo propalice
neumne maSinarije. Tukai Je do
kaz. da xagovore 81. predsednika
in 81. blagajnika, smatramo "a
pubic frazarstvo, ker V nllh nista
Sc ni5esar dokazala in niGesar "a
nikala, kOt TO, da Sc pravila drzi-
10 Nth, - ne pa oni pravil.
Odbor in clanstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
ISCEM

svolega brata Mike Verdinek.
Svolecasno Sc je nahajal V Van
cover Islam, Cumberland. b. c.,
Canada. Postave je srednje. go
vori slovensko. nemSko in angle
'ko. Imam mu "a sporociti zelo
vazne stvari. Prosim. ako kdo
zna IA njegov naslov. da mi ga ia
vi zakar BON zelo hvalezen.
John Verdinek,
Box 81, Birmingham, Wash.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
LISTNICA U~REDNISTVA.
Fabric. Prihodnjic.

LipOvSek. Kansas. Skoda ie
zgubiti diva stopca V listu "a pole
mike $ klerikalci. Takim ljudem
Sc OdgOvori - kratko in trdo.
POzdrav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
West Newton, Pa.

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pr" nv"
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Mn ."0g -"
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III eri'i'"l ''''''i' N''''i '"!>'
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nv 'c'""' 'UI''" '''''' ,'"
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PilN"o"H 'u''o!' = """,'" u 10.
u nam P'"C''"'' II
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nal :" i'e, d" "''"'' '- ~
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No' o.a" +" n''rs", 4~"'""i''n'
N~o"'o"''!. =, H.. nor".h IL
p''so,o'I" par NJ uolgo
,eS"' N"r sen" '''"l '|J''' - o"-
ooi'iiNor ]''@e =" II, ro'e-
N"l ~ P""!'n VII P'c"-
'IN =" ~",'N'!"iN @''|e pI'c-
"a" " q '"JnlA =" tro-
e'"rcu o'u"j ne Neni' kat'r'
.S' Je SIn" - "'' "Iaho
Je canon III cIahIcam' GA Sc
VII M~,Snrec'a A~onNeh'lJa haSe
A'eAe' HaA'J y Nehuar 'repa Ten
sio'm"in .rosNoI' ka'ere pom'
moral Pi"'"' III IL SVoJega fe-
pa" N"Sa PraNll" !aSho goVore
Prl"oun!a ko~h'ehclJa Sc vrsi prvl
~oneueiJe meseca maya i'Vf-
u'uS''oni PrlPorocaih
I'd n"J I'D Nvanreuho k~ohVehci!o'
ia sc VS. Si1tei""u, onio'
posI'Jo S,oJe "aJooiJSe i'o~e' Nd
psol pio' N'e1e
NSn 10y 'c,'e'
a"no;i "na. 1'an.eune
w ~ Ia
\; 20
- aJ~ouam D.
go
homn ro1L; - H.; -: -
moro,and r. no.; 49,
81. m,onnoa,n aau.;;
90 Ionn zyeza pr; 6 y p -;
Ia petoi 10, nozo; rn t.La
z~mosniova LoLor - so5o; nr;
I'D; tom - nr;u" a. ;..aI~"
konyan.;;o - Lotor; 60 80;
AGie, bIev tor ;zrav.Ii s.unnona
rone ko+.ra on bo,ol,, Ike;
n p Donas -. CT; 90 ;o1nota
trdno t.tor sto1a oh totor; 90
razniki delavskepa napredka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Waukegan, III.

Ker Sc zadnje case OPAQUE zelo
slabo zanimanje "a seize social
sticnega kluba Stew. 10, sem pri-
moran opozoriti vse clane, da mai
opustijo to brezbriznost, ker S TEN
pokaze vsak clan, da nj "a razred-
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
9it Nfalsrtn.
gti88e bon gorrei.

Gs gibt ni9ts SHDnerss, als einer
Jribling am @aroaiee. Gmpfdngli9e
NorolGnoer geratbeu in bellies @nt3iiz
den, tpenn Ser blaue See feline Weaen
i9Gumt, tpenn Die bunten Ssgel in Der
tlaren, blauen Cuff leu9ten uno Die
SelpGloer bon 1ino BON Sonne un6
tlingeroen g~an0onetten. Maler uno
Oi9ter empfinoen oas Defenders. llnO
in oieien 3uftano feligen 8epun6erns
gerietb au9 5rau Nei9ert, aIs fe nit
Wlann unO &ino gum erIten Mtdle auf
italienifAem 8Doen Station ma9te,
in Ser erften Staot Staliens nMlalcez
fine. (Die Staliener nennen tie feuf=
aeno ibre leBte.
Srau Hei9ert mar nGmli6 ni6t
nur Satin uno Mutter, iie mar aud
Mlalerin, uno ibre &unit nabm bisber
ben erIten plaB in ibrem Qeben Elm.
90 lam es audi. oaB, pGbreno Der
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uno oas GObn9en Die tleinen Stlberz
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fpannte, itano fe f%riibmorgens am
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mittdgli9e Ora rib ibr ben 9ut BON
&opfe, tpenn fie Elm majeitGtiI9 Dors
beigleitenoes Segelboot nit ieinen
roitrotben SeseIleinen ftioairte. Die
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nit ibren alien pertriimmten DelbGu<
men uno Den tnorrigen MaulbeerbGus
men in ibrer sanaen Mdr9enfd0ne
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selbuftes Stulienii9 muBte seniigen,
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geb0rnten 3iegen uno Die MGf9erin=
men am See als Mooele gu bingen.
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i'm &reife Der anoeren 9utelgGite bel
Slid, 70 tonnte es gei6eben. oaB is
plObli9 uuffprang uno nit Dem @ufe;
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Sti85e ma4te.
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balten unO puroen gegen gutes
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8aoenoe &inoer lieferten defenders
pertbDole nGffette'; aIs Grnu ORei'
9ert aber zines Su0es cine Semitic.