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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

prihodnjim trem ~knjizicam 81 pre-
skrbi sinaha omara "a perilo. Mi
pOtrebujemo pa to stvar tudi ia
ko. Ia sedaj so cele gore brisaFk,
no6nih srajc, predpasnikOv, spod-
njih hlac, pesteljnih preprog, gar
din in zepnih rutic V parlor ma
lozenih. Neka trgovina ma st.
Clair Ave. je dala zadnji teden V
cast ME jubileju trikratno Stew
10 stamps. Mi smo ma ia ma
elm lie stvari skorai zastonj do
bill. Moja zena 81 je, ker je bila
re ravno tam, vzela blago "a tri
crno svilene obleke samO "stam-
psom" ma ljubo. Kako lahko Sc
zgodi, da enkrat kdo umrje, mi
pravi in me pri TEN ljubo pogle-
da. JAZZ sem il opOrekal, zakaj 81
nj tudi zalovalnega prta (slajer)
"a vdove vzela, ker dandanes mo-
ia biti Glovek ma vse %pripravljen.
AkO JAZZ danes ali iutri moi job
zgubim, zacnem trgovino z deli
~catesami'', zaloge imamo re "a
dosti. Limburgarski sir re sicer
precej dsi - pa to mic ne stri,
dale, da lei, TEN boljsi okus
ina. "AkO lie ne uteGe," pravi 81
naha. "Mi ga bono, mislim JAZZ,
ma Vertigo dali. Tudi pogrebnik
ma ono stran ceste da ''stampse".
Vsakokrat ko grem mimo, 81 pred
bacivam sam, da Sc pri meni Sc
nobeni znaki starosti ne kazejo.
Tako en- lep pogreb, hi ia takoj
par knjizic napolnil. Toliko .je
gotOvO, ako Sc ne stegnem, umrje
moja sinaha gotovo zaradi jeze.
Pred nekai dnevi je bila moja
teta liz Collinwood-a ma obisku.
Ona seveda tudi nabira. Kakor je
nam N pripOvedovala, da GO
stilnicar, kjer n vsaki teden en-
kotel poln piva iznosi daje tudi
stamps. In ii letaS vedno pc
salonih, zapravljas tvoj denar in
mi ma vsezadnje nimamo mic cd
tega - mi oporeka moja zena.
JAZZ sem tudi spregledal, da to nj
prav cd meme in 81 dam cd tete
DAFT naslov cd istega clovekoljub-
mega salOnerja. Drugo jutro jo re
odrinem. Dive prazni kniizici mi
je sinaha utaknila v yep z prijaz-
no p%ripombo: "Upam, da bode
zadostovalo "a emo "natrkanje".
Vzamem 81 ma prag knjizice polne
p~rinesti. u salonarjem je bilo v
redu. Ia vsakih pet centov
Drink" dobim ieden Stamps,
da bi pa bolj nitro slo, pill sem
samo 15c "rakijo" in Sc salo-
nerja vsaki pot pOvabil. Je pac
eudno, da Sc pc tenn poslinjanju
Stamps" tako subj jerk dobi.
X sreci ie bila steklenica "a ma
mako vedno pri rokah. Spomin-
jam Sc Sc, da .je saloner ma vse
zadnje lie rekel: "Ai Sc niste
skorai polni9" ma kar JAZZ odgo-
vorim: "Koga mislite: meme ali
-knjizice "a stampse". Kaj Sc
je potem zgodilo, mi je mra6no v
spominu. Ko sc zbudim, lezal sem
ma eni "pricni" in pred zelezno
ograjo stal je MOI V visnjevi su-
knji z svitlimi knott. To me pa
vsejedno nj razburilo. Poiseem 81
mole knJzice, katere V mojo "a
dovoljstvo tudi polne MAIDEN. Ne
oziraje Sc ma mole boleeine vese-
liza "zajukam". Kar je "visnje-
vosuknarju" dalo povod me opo-
zoriti; ma policijski postal je
"vpitie prepovedano". Pol ure
pozneje sedel sem v nekem "Hur-
ry up" vozu. Pred sodnijo doka-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

ganizacije in stanje razredno "a
vednega delavstva. Agitacija So
cializma sc naslanja ma razumno
toimaeenje danaSnje druzbe, v
spoznavanju gospodarskih in po-
lltlcnlh zahOnih. V boju prot IL
korlscevanm vse vrste in prot
poneumnevanju sploh.
Brez dvoibe: clan socialistiene
stranke he more delati 20 svoji
CLAW, kar Sc mu izljubi, pokoro-
van Sc mora V mejah pravilOm
organizacije. Kajti. pred MIN
stcn splosen. skupen cilj, katere-
ga ne more in ne SINE izpustiti IL
pred oci niti v najmanisih reGeh.
Use njegovo delo mora odgovar-
latl naukom IN ~teznjam socializ-
ma. Feckrat Sc mora odre6i vse-
mu, kar je drugim ljudem, Xxi nj.
so clam tie organizacije, najdraz-
1e In kar jim ustvarja ~najlepse
ure Nth zivlienja. V tenn smislu
Je potrebno, da Sc vsak nov clan,
XII vstOpi V organizacijo, 20 svoji
zmoznoSti "a organizacijo zrtvu.
Je. To Sc pravi, opustiti je treba
mnogO takih malenkostnih rel
XII bi utegnile skcditi skupni
stvari.
Gill socializma ie osvobojenje
delayskega razreda in S TEN ma
ravno celega clovetanstva. Te-
nell socializma .ie ideja V jedin-
stvu c~loveSkega rodu, V bratst-
WI lmdi, koneGno V popolni GO
spodarski enaRosti ljudi ma zem-
III. Socialist Sc bo~iujejo "a pre-
drugatenje d~anaSnje druzbe V
gospodarskem in politienem OH
ru. kamor Spadaio naravno vsi
drugi priveski. IL katerih izvira
kultura, sreca in blagostanje.
Gill socializma lie ma Ia naGin te-
melJm preobrat sedanje druzbe
Deio "a uresni6enie tega je edino,
kar pOvelicuie cloveka, ga ople-
nuje, vzdiguie IL majhnega XIV
lJenla visjo afero idealizma,
kjer nj wee tistih majhnih pur-
garskih inStinktov.
Tenn velikim, vzviSenim eileen.
sc mora pOkorovati vsak socia-
list. a ne samo "a socialiste We
LA Ia dolznOst; te dolznosti We
'"jo vsakega 6loveka, XII Sc zave-
da svojega polozaja in ina zmisel
IN dobrObit sebe in svojih biz
nJih. Pokorovanje svojim najvi-
Sim clovecanskim dolznostim,
najviSjim 1ahtevam vzviSenosti
IN elOveske srece - tirja cd clio.
veka siroko obzorje in razume-
Vanje vseh upraSanj prirodnih
zakonOv in zakonov druzbe. te.
meljito poznanle vsen sedanjih
uredb in kar ie glavno - njih
raZumevanle uepravi6ne uredbs
danasnje druzbe. Kdor Sc poke
rava svoiim dolznostim ma ia ma.
elm i'll tisti opravlja V TEN okvir-
Ju veliko delo kot svoboden elo-
vek. Naravno. mic nj ma svetu alb.
sOlutno svobodnega - razun sve.
ia samega, Xxi ie pa tudi podrejen
svolim kosmicnim zakonom cato
le Ia svoboda relativen pojm. Nj
govorimo sedaj u moralni svobo.
di. kapitalist. sebi6nez in sploh
vsi tisti. Xxi Jim ie dobrobit Glove
eanstva Spanska vas, ne dajo mic
IN tako moralno svobodo. Taxa
moralna svoboda velia samo "a
tiste, Xxi priznaio krivice sedanje
druzbe i'll Xxi Sc prot TEN krivi-
cam bojujejo: opravljaio svoje
druzabne dolznosti.
(Dalia prihn1piicl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

DccSud uiScipliid pilhdJd IL
latinskega glagola disco. kar
pOmeni ueiti Sc, spoznavati. "Di-
scopulus" pomeni V latinskem
jeziku uciteli, diiak, ueenjak,
sledilec.
Beseda discipline Sc rabi
danes V dveh smislih. V enem
smslu pomeni odgojo in u6enje
drugem pa poslusnost =
ubogljivost.
Pojem o ~posluSnosti, Xxi je We
ian s to besedo, Sc ie brseas mai
preje rodil v solah. Posebno v
~prejsnjih cash, ko je bio u6enje
Sc primitivno, o meli ljudje ze-
10 groba naSela o vzgoji in ucen-
iu Otrok. Mislilo Sc je, da je tire
ba pri vzgoji postopati ma najsu-
rovejSi nacin. Skoraj slednjemu
. Sc je poznalo, da je Sofa odsev NV
ljenja. Druzabne razmere in vsi
pojmi o zivljenju. o %njegovem to-
~ku in niegovim eileen; vse to Sc
NsrenaSa V eni ali drugi obliki V
: sole, kjer Sc modelira zrcalo "a
Odsev zivljenja. pray tako, kakor
&c Sc elovek pogleda V zrcalo.
kier vidi svoio podobo. \aravno
je sola istotako del zivlienja, ali
bolje MEGA poiav, kateri DELUXE
S svoie strani neko roko. dash
avn omeleno - ma zivljenje
Samo.
Star nauk o nacinu vzgoje, je
Izastopal naeelo, da je otrok ma
gnjen vedno bolt k slabem nego
dobrim stranem ~zivljenja. Ker
otrok nina lastno izurjenega
~znacaja, svoie samostalne misli
in svoiih nacel o postopaniu. Sc
ie vedno smatralo, da mu morale
ia navodila daiati starejSi - IL.
kuseni liudje. Ma prvem mestu
seveda stariSi in pozneje ueitelj
~ Soil.
Grobost, katera je vladala, in
Xxi Sc +vlada v-politicnem in dru.
zabnem zivljeniu naroda, nasilje
gospodarja mad delavcem, omeji.
tev vsake svobode naroda 5 stra-
nj gOspodujocih. sploh tiranija
in despotizem vladajocih slojev
mad ~podrejeno veGinO naroda
= to Sc prenaSa danes V domov-
ia in Sole. Gee in Sc veckrat ma
ii, XII 50 suznji drzaye, in mnogo
drugih vsakdanjih tezenj. prak-
ticirajo $ svOie strani napram
svojim otrokom isto, kar prakti.
era drzava in ostali napram
MIN. Istotako je V soil. V vel
slucaiih je danes ena obitelj
majckena kolonija m~onarhizma
kier ma celu uurave stojita diva
reditelja. Ueitelj V soil je istegg
mnenja, da ie on edini gospodar
cez otroke. Yes nauk Sc utepa
Otrokom soil s silo. Otroke Sc
naiprvO uci, mai bodo pokorni
starisem. potem duhovniku. urad
niku in tako dale 49,.
Donna in V soil Sc prakticira
nacelo p~oslusnosti. Ker je le-to
ezano z uceniem in Obdelovan-
jem duse BODICE g~eneracije. Sc
we've pOjem o ueenju $ pojmom. o
ubogljivosti in pokornosti.
Ma ia naGin dobiva prvoten
pomen discipline V mnogih
slueajih cudno smisel. Pouk V Soil
in V danasnji druzini Sc smatra
brez ubOgljivosti nemogoc. Ubo-
gliivOst pa prehaja ~stopnjema IL
svoie naravne meje V pokornost
brez odpora in ogovora. Cd tn pa
do despotizma .ie pa lie pol ko-
raka.
Discipline in organizacija.
Use V e - veto strogo.
vsak precinct, vsaka celota in
skupina predstavlja neke vrste
organizaciio. Voda, XII Sc preta-
ka, ie sestavljena IL mnogih DO.
dobnih 81 elementov, katere vzdr-
zujejo zakoni fizike. PR vetru so
istotako element zraka postav-
ljeni v sluzbo vsled zunanjega
pritiska - mo6i. Tukai vlada
med temi element nekakSna d.
sciplina, nekaksna ubogljivost,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

POvsem nasprotna tel surovi di-
sciplini je discipline socialisticne
stranke. Tu postane clan vsak 20
svoii lastni previdnosti in wolff.
Nacelo to discipline Sc izrazuje
n~ajjasneje fundamentalnosti :
misli svObodno, govori svobodno
in delaj v soglasiu zahtev tvoje-
ga razuma in tvoje zavesti. Pred
no delavec postane clan social
sticne stranke, Sc mu razlozi OBJ
sirno o cilnh in sredstvih socializ.
ma. ~Zapopasti nora najprvo boi
delavskega razreda, teznje orga-
niziranega proletarjata, moe or
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22
LOCAL NEWS

E. D. Lewis is operating the Merrill
transfer line.
Wheat was worth Tic on November
21st and fax ST. Is. y
Mrs. H. L. Holdren from south of
Medora, was visiting friends in the
city a few days this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Zdrahal at their farm near Green
river on November 2ist.
There will be a smoker and lunch
next Tuesday evening at the Odd Eel
lows hall for all Odd Fellows.
Mrs. J. A. Paxton, wife of Judge
Paxton OF Medora. is suffering from q
dislocated shoulder, the result of a fall.
Howard Eaton Of Wolf, Wyoming.
has bought 100 elk from q party living
near the National Park for customers
in Pennsylvania.
A man by the name. of Burke. suffer.
ing with typhoid fever, was taken t
St. JoseQh's hospital on Thursday. He
is from Dunn county.
Attorney F. C. Hebron of Dickinson
was re-appointed assistant attorney
general by Andrew Miller the first of thu
week. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Heffron held the position for some years.
doing his duty as he saw it, at al
times. As far, as he knows his ap
EpOintmert, is for Stark county.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22
rax. DICKINSON PREsss, RDAY,sNoYEEAM ss.loI,

1ETw-9t AsgNyT RSA
Il DAUGHTER WIS bonn 70 ". and MrS.a
Ben Rivs on the 18TH. @aNss
G. Y. Bowers and a. P. Ellen aut6Sd
to Regent on . business trip last Satuf.ss
day. s
Tho Nettleton case was put over un.
til the 10Th at the request Of Inc council
for defendant.
Buy your Xmas piano now at thesc1l.
N. p. depot. $SS and up. $ldown and
81 a weekday. IL
The approach and abuttments 70 the
Green river bridge, on the Manning
road, i finished and In first class COM
dttion. ss sf
Foreman j. 8. Dehlinser came down
from Clendive this week. He expects
"a return to the railroad hospital ID q
few days for examinations. S sssl
Miss Mary Roland is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wilkinson. Sh,aes
is planning on spending the winter ID
town, doing d~ressmaking. sszs
Leon Stuck, who went to Washington
!; somes months ago, has returned and TO
sumed his previous position at the8J.
&c. f. Parker & Sons meat market.
Recently Brew Bros. in Dunn county
had three horses shot, q so badly that
he died. II is q cowardly person that
will commit q crimeSo of this kind.
Court was adjourned at Bowman early
in the week. The Totten libel cases
were settled. Attorney Burnett and
Court Stenographer Boulger returned
Tuesday night. ssss
..Ivanhoe' Sir Walter SCOTS classic,
reproduced By the Imp Film Co, VIII
be presented as q four reel feature 81
the Bijou theatre Friday and Saturday,
November 21st and 22nd.
Interclass basketball games will III
played at the high school gym on THU
friday evening, also on Monday and
Wednesday evenings Of next week.
They will be good games and e small
admission fee will be charged to an
attending.
city editor of the PRESS this week.
dent of the city and any courtesies ex.
tended him by subscribers and friend
Of. the paper will be appreciated by Ia.
management.
, Chas. G~ustafeson and wife of Grand,
were in town visiting relatives an,
friends ~during..the week. Oranda is til,
town that was formerly known as Col
den Valley. Mr.. Gustaveson said tina
steel was to be finished to Grand,
i Wednesday, November 10Th, and tina
work trains were already being run Il
Stanton. .2
Miss Della Bosworth of Strong, Maine
, was in Dickinson several days thi
week. Mrs. Bosworth took 20 adopte.
children with her when she left Dick
ins0n. She has taken three more int
her home and her daughter is incline.
; to think that they will round the mum
Der out with Is. They all enjoy thei
eastern farm.
MI. and Mrs. C. II. Ginder and famil,
came in from Manning the first of TIL
: week and Mr.. Ginder left for South Da
kota. where he will have charge OF
store. Mrs. Ginder visited for q fe1
days with her sister .in-law, Mrs. Frye
and left Tuesday for Elk River. MINI.
. where she will visit before joining be
husband at their new home in Soutl
Dakota. Mr.. Ginder has been in tn
mercantile .businesssi In Manning forth
past five years. ]
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22
Business Locals

Have your Fur Coats Dry Cleaned
at the .swsllsst plant on the N. p.
sys4sm. WARDROBE, Phone .aek.
A full line of Moore and Waterman
fountain pens. T. ]. Greene & Co.-adv.
.M 11-l5-tt.
Money on hand for Farm,loans-
10 delay. See Everett. .+6-tt
All the newest things in the jewelry
line. Almost an entire new stock. IT, ].
Greene & Co.-adv. 11.15-tf
Buy your Xmas piano. now at the car,
N. P. depot, .$88 and up. ST down and
81 a week.-adv. ii
Be sure and hear Madame Frances
Hughes Wade and her company at the
Elks hall Monday evening. November
9th. Tickets Soc. adv. 1t
WANTED-Capable girl for general
house work. Good wages, Mrs. H, c.
Berry, phone 24o. I1-22.tf
This 10 the time to order your Thanks
giving flowers ito avoid the rush. En-
nance the beauty of your table with
flowers. Chrysanthemums. roses and
carnations. Our flower baskets are
beauties. Dickinson: Floral Co.-adv. 1t
Be sure and hear Madame frances
Hughes Wade and her company at the
Eks hall Monday evening, November
24th. Tickets sOc.-adv. I,
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22

Frances and Bonnie Dirkes, who at
tend the local school, spent the week
end al their home in Antelope.
Miss Grace Crowl entertained at her
home on Sims street Wednesday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. r, A, Lyon.
CONGREGATIONAL fair and bazaar will be
held in the armory, Wednesday and
Thursday, December 3rd and 4th. Doors
will be open at 4 80 p. N. and supper
served from S o'clock on.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22

bNE.
Nj. and MJss III. Knapp and MioO
PAGE aantoed tos zzenith wednesday.
MesolssM arcQ1ttx 6 Reitef. clothiegs
Of Taylor. were Sunday visitors In this
city. ssf Sss S#
nA,r Il
lrvsrv Sat,sr6sv 1aniSSirscs EYc.sY -
sSv 90 sss - a SnsA q.
~ sMs $Sgss
Mrs.tB. 9. SIhotkelson and Mrs. Frank
Arueeef Of South Heart were In town
"wednesday. sS
sHk Misses I Aore ss s.,,,iAeSs sHaIa, A,,,s.Sr,n
.nd ms Es;fh -. 10 Ssc.n ~,
~ eariv nsst- ~ ~ 49, -. 1'AS ~
s4 =. go 80 - S%5S
..ru;ce e. Ia ~ ly ~
SsSathod,st ch,,rch.e - shs ist..s cA,,.sS
- "a n.cincis rsrt i6N-sSav ~.
Hacte will Ssi,ver ~ .:rrnSs -. 80
80 - - - -
Mrs. h.S IL. Cooley and btother-in-
law. who had been In the city some
days on sbustness matters, expected to
start on ,their return to St Paul on
Friday, stopping en- route at Bismarck.
4
=. aoIB NIsaI.r ~, mont: !.
HOPPER y. tFalne vlsltinS pig
E6rotner. 9. .. bsreeson. M.
5uieescn vas Goins 20 Mason Clty.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22

Mrs. H. J. Blanchard goes to Wiscon-;
sin for Thanksgiving.
The following people were callers
Barney Helsper, VIM Thompson and John.
Foster. h
Michael Keller was in town Thursday
making final. proof on his homestead
situated close to Hirchville. He was
accompanied by Alec Barla and Martin
Keller, his witnesses.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-22

5.ooEo 81 more purchase Of other rnercha ndiseI excePt tSEhouIl
in any 81 the several Departments: Groceries, Dry Goods Shoes,
Hardware and Bargain Yin Basement. Only for strictly sh@sWhen
obtained. #
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600 00O0 Q COCO

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ET the Star Bulletins
Help Wanted Service
supply the workers
you need in your fac
tory, home or office.
A Star Bulletin Want
will give you the pick
of the best.
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR

X. Nekomoto & Co. We guarantee all
work; experience and reliable men;
boatbuilders, carpentering, house
painter. jobbing Of al lines; furni-
ture bought and sold In exchange
for all jobbing. repairing and uphol-
steering. Work promptly attended
to. Prices reasonable. Tel 4438;
King, ODD. PaWaa Junction. Try rs.
5550-1y.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

L. Fook Kan & Co, wholesale and
retail dealer in groceries; Hawaiian
salt; 36l King. opp depot.
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VERY EVENING the.
Star-BuIletin reaches
practically every
worker In and around
Honolulu. Anew PEN
MES will take your
want to them all.
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slLk GOODS.

oshima shoten. Exclusive line Of Jap
anese silk and cotton goods at re-
duced prices. King near River St.
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Gle CLUB
aRocEHIEs AVE FEEp.

Sing Loy Co, wholesale and retail
dealer In American and Chinese
groceries, hay, feed, canned goods
Of al kinds. BeretaniA mr.. Aala.
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r
RED STAMPS

Honolulu Cash Coupon Exchange.
everything free for red stamps.
Ask your dealer for red stamps.
Nnuanu near Beretania Street.
5524-6m.
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FIRST Class livery tnrnouts ct reason
able rates. Territory Livery Stable.
S4S King. mr.. Punchbowl. Tel. 1885.
5518stf.
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GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES

Dealer in Groceries, Vegetables, Ha-
waiian Rice and Sugar. Moderate.
Long Chew Kee, Beretania mr. Alapai
5536-3m
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SHOES

Fook 10y Co. We manufacture shoes
to suit our patrons. Repairing q
speciality. 123 Hotel St nr River st.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-29
APPROVES APPOINTMENT
OF Mr.. JENKINS
Believes Great. Forward Step Has
Been Taken In Work of Build
ing Here a Great City.

To the Editor of The Bryan Eagle:
In your write-up of the action of
the City Council employing Mr.. C. E.
Jenkins as General City Manager, you
certainly make use of great truth
when you say 'the action of the Coun-
Gil in employing Mr.. Jenkins is the
most advanced step taken by the
Council in the history OF Bryan"
believe that a large majority of the
people of the city will fully agree with
you in that assertion. In the first
place, because everybody wants a
change in the management of the af-
fairs of our city. They have no spe-
cial grievance toward any man or men
who has or have been in authority, but
| it was the system with which they
were dissatisfied. Heretofore it has
been the rule to elect our busiest bust
ness men for members of the Council
and the Mayor, as well, and the bust
ness of the city has not had the at
tention that it should have had, not
withstanding the men who have had
lit in charge have done what they
could and not let their own business
suffer. do not believe there is any.
body but who will admit that our for
mer Mayor actually let his own bust
ness suffer for the sake of the city,
and yet for the lack of more time and
for the lack of assistance from the
other members of the Council on &C.
count of being too busy to give city
affairs the proper attention, dissatis.
faction has arisen from all quarters,
and yet nobody is to blame especially.
But now with the appointment of a
general superintendent, a man that
will be able to give these matters his
full time, a man that will have time
to think some for the welfare Of the
city, the people will feel the problem
has been solved. Especially so, since
the Council in their good judgment
have seen fit to appoint a man in
whom everybody has confidence-a
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FOUND BUSINESS IMPROBABLE

The printing office from which the
Navasota News, weekly publication
begun during the latter portion of last
September and continuing for some
four or five weeks, was issued, and
latterly used as a sort of job office,
was yesterday shipped to Burton by
its owners, Messrs. Rankin & Flanna-
gan. Thus endeth another chapter in
the history of Navasota's newspaper
graveyard, the record of which would
make interesting reading were anyone
disposed to put it into cold print.
With all due respect to the owners
of the office just removed, the fact
reamins that Navasota is not large
enough to support two newspapers and
do justice to either of them. This
being the case, it Is mistaken enthu-
siasm upon the part of a few who
seem to feel that the more papers is
sued from town the better equipped
is its publicity department. This idea
is all right up to the point where
patronage is sufficient to properly
maintain them, but where it is insult.
ficient it simply means final survival
of the fittest.-Navasota Examiner.
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man whose long residence in the city
and close observation of all its needs,
besides being man of fine judgment
and a builder by profession and a
patriot to the marrow of the bone.
am sure / voice the sentiment of a
large majority when | say we, as a
people, should rejoice in this great
step toward better day for our good.
ly city. But in our rejoicing let us
not lose sight Of one great fact. which
is this; If Mr.. jenkins were ten times
as good a man as he is, ten times as
smart as he is, ten times more expert.
enced than he is, ten times a better
builder than he is, and ten times more
patriotic than he is, still without the
universal cooperation of the citizen.
ship he can not possibly be of great
benefit to the city. If he has to fight
his way on every street that he goes
to work, unless he does the work just
exactly like the residents on each
side of the street want him to do it,
he can not accomplish much. The
people of this town must wake up to
the fact that we have the job on us
of building a city, and / for one want
to live in beautiful city, or a "city
beautiful" and this can not and nevG-
will be done until we have our streets
worked according to some sort of rules
and regulations. Then | say let every.
body stand by Charley jenkins in this
great work, for we all know that he
will not injure a single one of us, but
will be of untold benefit to every man.
woman and child in the town, II we
will just let him.
! for one say, Go 1t, Charley!
A. w. Buchanan.
Bryan, Texas, Jan. 20, 1918.