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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
ZGoDoVINA KOvANEGA IN PAPIRNATEGA
DENARJA, BoNDoV TER BANCNIH ZAKo-
NOV v ZEDINJENH DRZAVAH.

Prvi denar V Zedinjenih drzavah je bill i've
l~lavllen pc zakonu =. aprila 1892. Bill lie Rowan il
srebra in zlata. 371H graina Gistega srebra lie "a
dobila line dollar; dollar ie postal jednacba vred-
nostne mere "a ameriSki denar. Dollar je incl
ravno tolko srebra V sebi kakor preSnji start
spanish 'pezo"''), kateri je cirkuliral V Ameri-
kl kot denar. 2434 cistega zIata je postala led.
nacba lste vrednostne mere kakor V srebrpem
dolarju. Razmerje ali ratio - kakor Sc imenuie
- med srebrnim in zlatim dolarjem lie bile ID pro-
til. %. junija 1884 je pa kongres zakonitim DO.
tom znizal kolicino zlata V zlatem dolariu in cd
tistega casa le ratio med zlatim in srebrnim do
larJem l6 prot l. Do 26. februarja 1853 ie incl
yes Rowan denar polno tezo z ozirom ma kohl
emo odmerJene kovine in popolno zakonitost
illegal tender) "a vsak znesek. kolikor vrednosti
je predstavljal ali omenjenega dine lie zvezna
zbornica sprejela zakon, po katerem so poldolar.
ski in cetrtdolarski novel ter d~esetice postale IN
70 lajse in predstavljale zakonit denar le do
zneska S..
13. februarja 1873 je kongres sprejel predlogo
"a revizijo denarnih zakonov. Ia postava ie
> "Grain' je pc ameriski tezni meri "a kovin.
uroy weight 70O0i del funta, oziroma jeden funt INN
1000 grainov. V primeri z utezi v Evropi ie grain
15432ti del grama ali O154-ti del miligrama-op prev.
- OBJ easu kolonijalne dobe v severni Ameriki 10
spanish 'peso'-zasti ma jugu-sluzil kot menievalno
sr.edstvo IN ia peso" so pozneje OBJ postanku repubIike
ameriski Anglezi %prekrstii v "dolar". Pc trditvi pro.
fesora Florain Cajori il Colorado College izvira IL tepa
"pesa" tudi nase dolarsko znamenie 8. On trdi. da 4
pomeni dive Grki ''ps", kar znaGi 'pesos,,. torei okrai.
sano "ps', kar so starr spanski naselienci ma iupu. Ella.
SUI BohvlJanci oznaeevai pismeno s TEN, da so ma 49,,
naredii Sc emo kriveneasto potezo "a app il cesar se
je razvilo rnamenje :. To znamenje Sc ie pozneie obdrzo.
10 med Amerikanci in je Sc danes v rabi. Nekateri mi.
sligo, da znamenje 8 izvira liz besedi "U. s., limited
states), kar pa nj res-op. prev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
ZASToPNIKI PRoLETARcA.

Aurora, Ill: John Blaschitz, R. F..
4, box So A.
Aurora, MINI: John p. Novlhn. b.
Bear Creek, Mont: Frank, Lni6ek H,s
Braddock, Pa: Mike BambiA.
Brereton, Ill: Frank Ales.
Broughton, Pa: Jakob Dolen boz
Buxton, Iowa: John KrasevS fn
canonsburg in Meadow Lids. PA
bonn 20 hoki'eh' box 2'6' Vonsburg
Chicago, Ill: Mike Kulovedn FrapEp
Wegel, Is Y. Halsted ST
Chieopee, Kans,; Anton snlai box 2Ost
Claridge, Pa: John Mlakarlox as
Cleveland o.; Anton Grader, ll5s
Clinton. Ind: ViktOr zupanA hox IN
r. h. ~
coniuwood, O.: Dominik REme.. n
Columbus, Kans.: Martin JEDI VIZ
r. 3, box so.
conemaugh. Pa: Andrea Vidrfch, boz
523; Frank Pavlovic.
Detroit, Mich: +. c. Oglar.
Dodgeville, Mich: Valentin Krall, Box
40.
Dunlo, Pa: Frank KauSi6.
Ely, Mimi: John Teran, j. S~kerianecl
Eveleth. Mimi: Jacob Ambrozicb.
Export in Pennsylvania: John Prostor
Fitz Henry, Pa: Frank Indof.
Franklin & Girard, kans.: FIR. ', epel
Frontenac, Kans.: Anton Katzmas
John Bedene. g.
Gilbert inc Mckinley, MINI: Antoy
Sterile.
Girard, o.: Anton Strah, box 372.
Glencoe, o.: Mace zlemberger.
Greensburg, Pa: Frank Mako. Kew
stone Hotel. 4
Herminie, Pa Jos. Brio.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti in Henri
Delles.
Indianapolis, Ind: FLIP Godina in
Markich. &
Irwin, Pa: FIR. Perko, r. F. D. 2, b. I'D
Jenny Lind, Ark: Frank Gorenc.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabrenja.
Kenosha, Wis: Frank zerovec.
La Sale, III: John Rogelj, l2l6-3d s.
Martin Novlan, Jakob Bret.
Livingston, Ill: FIR. Krek. p
LloydeI, Pa. in okolica: Anton Strs
zisar.
Mcdonald, Pa: Anton Skafar.
Milwaukee, Wis: Val. Razbornik, All
Virginia St; IL. Kusljan, 229 4
LIST Av.; John Krainc, 81 Florida 81
Morgan, Pa: Louis Glazer.
Mulberry, Kans.: John Lekse.
Oregon City, Ore: John Kurnik.
Panama, Ill: Jos. FerjaneiG.
E.. E.. Pittsburg, Pa: Blaz. Novak, 656
Rowan Ave.
Pueblo. Colo: Chas. Pogorelec in Loui.
Korosec.
Pullman, H.: John Levstek, 112s
Stephenson Ave.
Red Lodge, Mont: Louis Yeller, boz
Rock Springs in Reliance, wyo.: jerne
Vereic, box l52, Reliance.
Roslyn, Wash: John Zobec, box t9. (
Roundup, Mont: Martin Meznar8e.
Sharon, Pa: Jos. Paulenich, X. i. III
81, Boz -.
Smithon i'll Westmoreland Co., Pa
Joseph Radisek, Central Hotel}
Springfield, H.: Frank Bregar.
Stanton, Ill: Anton Ausec in Jo9 Md
star. III
Stone City, Mineral ter W. Mi&eri
Kans.: John Gorsek.
st. Louis, Mo-: Val. Sever.
Struthers, o.: Math Urbas.
Sublet, Wyo.: John Ostroznik, box IL:
Superior, Wyo.: Luka CLOSER, box "a.
Sweetwater, Wyo.: Pavel Hribar.
Tonopah, New: w S. s~tefanac.
Vandling in Forest City, Pa: Franz
Rataic, Box loo.
Waukegan & North Chicago: job
Gantar.
Wilcox, Pa: FIR. Sedej n
Witt, ILL.,: ID. SanuSkar.
youngstown, o.: John PetriG.
Yukon, Pa: Ant. LavriG.
Sodruge V tistih naselbinah kje1
nimajo stalnih zastopnikov, pros
da Sc zglasijo "a zastopnistvo. PT
WHO maj sc kar potion dopisnice
upravnistvo "Proletarca", ma kar
posljemo vse potrebno.
Upravnist,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
DENARNI TRUST
- SpisaI Karl F. n. Sanders. --Puel l.. Mosk -
(Nadaljevanje.)
KLAsIFIKACIJE IN DEFINIcIJE.

Pravi denar ie sedaj lie kovani denar V zlatu.
Vladni heditni denar je: shebrni dolarji, do
datni Rowan denar ~(drobiz), note Zedinjenih dr.
zav (greenbacks) in zakladniske note l. 1890.
Yes ia denar sc zamore zameniati "a zlatnike V
vladimir zakladnicah.
Privatni heditni denar: bankovci narodnih
bank, XII so izmenljivi V bankah kot '~'popolno "a
kOnit denar Zedinjenih draw"
zakonit denar: kovano zlato, zlati certifika-
IT, srebrni dOlarji, srebrni certifikati, banknote
Zed. draw in zakladniSke banknote cd /. 1890.
Popolno zakonitost illegal tender) ina tisti
denar, katerega mora upnik po postavi sprejeti V
poravnavo dolga.
"Greenbaeh' Sc menujeia bankovci Zedi-
nienih draw, XII so bill izdani oh Gasu civilne VOL
ne. III bankovci ne nosijo obresti.
Currency Sc imenuje vse, posebno papir.
kar krozi s%plosno kot izmenjevalno sredstvo.
Cirkulacija ali krozenje znaei YES obseg kro-
zeGega denarja med ljudstvom. Vladni zaklad-
niSki ali blagainiSki oddelek V Washingtonu ida
vsak mesec Circulation Statement" ali poroGilo
o k-ozeniu denarja.
Zaklaniske note cd l. 1890 imajo "popolno
zakOnitost "a izplaGanie vsakega dolga, javnega
ali privatnega, razen kjer kontrakt predpisuje
~drugce''.
Note Zed. draw imajo zakonitost "a pOpla-
CAME vsakega dolga, javnega ali privatnega; ne
more Sc pa z nJlml placatl carlnskl tarlf ma uvoZ
niti obresti Cd javnega dolga.
Srebrni certifikati so zakonito veliavni "a
plaGevanje carine, davkov in vseh javnih pri-
spevkov.
National Currency Cbankovci narodnih
bank sc ~sprejemajO V vseh Zedinjenih drzavah
V plaeevanje davkov in raznih drugih vladnih
prispevkov razen carinskega tarifa ma importira-
ma blago; sprejemajo Sc tudi V izplaGanje vsake
mezde in dOlga Z vladimir dolgovi vred napram
posameznikom, korporacijam in asoSiacijam DO
cell republiki razen Obresti cd javnega dolga.
Bankovci narodnih bank MISC popolno zako-
nit denar illegal tender) V carinarnicah iih ne
sprelmeJo; ravnotako so neveljavni "a plaGilo
obresti cd drzavnega dolga in ne ~Stejejo ME V
bancnih rezervah. SmejO Sc pa zamenjati "a po-
polno zakonit denar bankah in V vladni "a
kladnici ali V podzakladnicah.
Mas srebrni dollar Sc nj bill nikoli spremenien.
Sestoji IL 1920 grainovs) ''standardnega" ali
pomesanega srebra, oziroma IL 371.2 grainov Gi.
stega srebra in IL iednega della (41.25 grainov)
hakra. Zlati dollar - kateri Sc sploh ne kuie -
le bill spremenjen leta 1884. Sedaj vsebuje $3.50
grainov ''standardnega" al; pomeSanega zlata
(devet delov ali 1922 grainov Gistega zlata in e.
den del ali 2.5S grainov bakra). Cd leta 1892 do
l. 1884 je zlati dollar vseboval 2475 grainov este
ga zlata. Poldolarski novec je do leta 1853 vse-
boval ravno polOvico srebra, kolikor ga lie V sre-
brnem dolarju, to je 1856 .625 grainov; cd tedai
ina pa lie l72.S00 grainov srebra. Sorazmerno je
blla znizana kOlicina boljse kovine tudi V ma
nSem kovanem denarju.
1ooDo-,.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

ce hi bill navezani sami nj sebs
bi bile blagajne kmalu izdrpanf
Strokovno tajnistvo izplacs3 vsal
dan nenavadno velike sv{te n
raGun strokovnih organizafij pt
tujocim sodrugom, prihajoEim i
drugih krajev $ trebuhom z "a KIN
HON. V teh hudih cash je organ
zacija pravi blagoslov Ia organ
ziranega delavca. Lahko sl pret
stavljamo bedo V druzini, kjer /.
nobenih dOhodkov in nobenlega 1
panja ma skorajsne delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Kapitalizem zanje.

Kapitalizem zanje. Cd zor
do mraka stole delavci OBJ ropotas
jocih strojih, znoj Jim lije pc OBJ
razu, zene Sc trudijo donna in Stu
dirajo kako hi tisto piclo mezdoi
Xxi jo prinese MOI v soboto domov.
nasitile in oblaGile druzino. In de-
lavec otepa dan "a dnem sub kruh
ce pa kdaj kupi koScek mesa in
Spite kozarec vina, re Sc zadirajc
vanj: Pozeruhi ste, ali ne zna,b
vsaj nekoliko stediti! Tovarnte
pa vstane zjutraj Z mehke postr
lie, ko mu posveti &c solnce We
dobno soho, gre V pisarno "a kta-
TEX cas-, da vidi. ali padajo aliIf-
~dvigujejo akcije, obeduje razk,se
no, vozi sc z avtomobilom, zvek-
je vse polno zabav in "a vse "a
Sc mu nj treba niti pripogniti. to
vse premalO Sc zaveda delavstSe
kako 81 placuje trdo delo in kafo,
lenoba. lko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
e2poselno j

Bre2poselnost je V Ljubliani
velikanska in Sc vedno naraSca.
Use gleda S skrbjo V bodocnost,
ker nj upanja, da hi Sc polozaj V
doglednem Gasu izboljSal. Strokov
ne organizacije imajo OBJ sobotah
in mcclellan polne roke della z IL
pl%acevanjem brezposelske podpo-
re. Tn sc najbolj pokazuje vred-
most centralne organizacije kajti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

Dolznost vsakega socialista
podpirati svoje casopisje. AgI
rate "a "Proletarca''. Pridoh
mu move narocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
VZORNA ~STRoKoVNA ORGA-
NIZACIJA.


rodnega strokovnega tajnika So
druga Legien-a IL Berolina ma agi-
taciJsko turo pc Zdruzenih drza-
yah. Legien je kot izkuSen stro-
kovni agitator in kot socialist pri-
porOGal a%meriSkemu strokovno or
ganiziranemu delavStvu industi-
alno unijo; p%riporocal je samo.
stojno polititno akcijo, XII Sc kon-
centrira V socialisticni stranki,
vsled cesar bi morala nastati I'VE
"a med strokovno organiziranimi
delavci ter med soc. stranko. TIA
ideja Seveda ne ugaja ameriSkim
koristolovskim v%Oditcljem, a
kljub temu je zacela zadobivati
trdna tia med delavstvom samim.
kako uspeSen je Sistem organiza-
eli, kakrSnega je priporoGai So
drug Legion, priGajo lepi uspehi
nemSkih in drugih Strokovnih or
ganizacij, XII Sc ga posluzujejo.
kolikO vega moe imajO moder-
ne strokOyne organHacije, kaze
NcmSka zveza kovinarjev, XII je
pred kratkim izdala poroGilo o
Svojem delovanju V poslovnem le-
tn 1911. IL istega r~azvidimo We
lik napredek i'll pomen te na.iveG-
Je strokOvne organizacije ma GO
spodarskem polju
IL te organizacije Sc dviga veil
ka socialna moe in pravi kulturni
faktor, velikan, XII ga ne pozna nj.
II Svetovna zgodovina. Doslei so
bill vsi preobrati lc move ob,ike
starih gospodujocih razmer. Do
Slej so bill proizvajatelji prot
Svoji wolff vendarle sluzbujoGi
clani druzbe. XII so moral nositi
ma svojih ramah VISA bremena. ter
so moral vse s%toriti. ia hi prido-
bill manjSini prijctno gospodujo-
te z~ivljenje.
Strokovna organizacija pa ina
novo t%endencnO obliko i'm oSnO-
vo. HI zasledujc in ina namen de-
lavne clare druzbe IL nizav HAP
cevanja dvigniti ter Jill povesti
kot zdruzcno. SvobOdno. IA Svoje
intereSe Sc bojujoGo maso. do ena-
kopravnosti.
honecnO opaZa vse moderno de-
lavskO gibanje. da Sc kapitalizem
vedno bolj ~izluScuje ker Sc DELAY
stvo vedno boil udelezuje produi;-
cije. Tako je strokovna organiza-
eliza, V nasprotju $ Sportnimi zaba-
vnimi i'll podporpjmi druStvi. boj-
ma zveza. Xxi hOce delavce. bodisi
s svojo lastno sugestivno mocjo
in bojem, ako bi pa podjetniki
~vstrajali ma Svojem vladajoeem IL
koriScevalnem staliscu pa tudi s
prenehanjem produciranja izdel-
kov, in tako Sc dvinajo vedno wise
ma potu Soialnega %napredka.
Ravno preteklo poslovno leto
zveza zopet lahko zaznamuie in
dokaze svojim clanom velik ma
predek V ojacenju organizacije in
tudi lahko zabelezi mnogo drugih
uspehov.
Preteklo leto ie naraslo Stevilo
tlanoy od 464.O16 (koncem leta
1910 ma 515.145 (koncem leta
IBID. tako, da znaSa sedaj Ste
vilo CLANCY okrog 100000. Stevilo
zenskih clanic je pri tenn ~naraslo
cd 1852 ma 26.063; zelo zivahna
je bila fluktuacija bilo je POS. 639
pristopov in prestopov, nasprotno
1880 izstopov. tako. da cisti
narastek znaSa 5 ,12O Glanov.
Stevilo upravnih NEST Sc ie wi
salo Cd AS q. 1910 ma 451 q.
l9l1). Pri zvezi je poslovalo kon-
Gem leta 1911 545 uradnikov, po-
month uradnikOv ter nabiralcev
p~rispevkov, med katerimi .ie bio
II zenskih moci. Pri glavni upra.
vi sluzbuje As wradnikov.
Naklada zveznega glasila me.
tallarbeiter Ieitung' Sc je pove.
Gala cd 100000 ma 100000 izti.
SOW.
TonJpo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

sen. Bristow's charge that the cur
rency law was drawn in the interest
Of the banks is hardly tenable in view
OF the opposition manifested by some
Of the larger institutions and their
allied interests and the reluctance
with which they have admitted that
the law is correct in principle.
This is true, however. that directly
or indirectly as you please the banks
Will enjoy a larger legitimate pros
perity through the enlargement Of
their freedom of action and the great
er security Of conditions under which
they will do business. It is appar-
ent from the statements Of leading
bankers that the law is not as they
would have framed it. though they
10 net and annot deny that it will
effect some of the deforms desired and
viii place the business Of the country
on a more stable basis.
The early enactment of the law is
gratifying TO business interests. The
legislative proceedings were not per
mitted 10 drag unnecessarily and the
naturally attendant suspense was
quickly relieved. Business can now
20 forward with a definite knowledge
OF the financial conditions under
which it is 10 be conducted. unham-
pered by uncertainty and the fear of
restriction.
The law specifically provides for an
elastic currency and yet a currency
which cannot be stretched to the
breaking point. 1t effectually puts a
stop 10 speculative business by pro-
viding a substantial basis for all le-
Ultimate enterprise. The feeling ex-
perienced in business circles is one
OF relief. IL is as though an impend-
ing LANCER had been removed.
Pres. Wilson calls this new law the
constitution Of peace. not peace as
cOntradistinguished from war, but
the peace which permits the business
man TO sleep when he goes TO bed at
night and the peace hat gives him
confidence TO go forth in the morning,
the peace which will satisfy and graf
ify before it is fully comprehended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24
THE CALAMITY HowLER.

The calamity bowler has taken adj
vantage Of "A change of administration
to indulge in his favorite pastime. The
leather lunged pessimist is awakening
the echoes with predictions Of dire
and dreadful things. He is the herald
Of the opposition.
If this agent of calamity could be
credited with sincerity he might be
endured with some patience as an ig-
norant. misguided but well meaning
person, but his u~lteriOr motives are too
apparent for that. In the parlance of
the street he is simply a knocker,
knocking for the sake of knocking
and for the purpose of creating false
Impressions and disturbing confidence.
The world has about as much use
for the calamity bowler as the garden
of Eden had for the serpent. Without
the serpent the garden of Eden would
have continued to be a desirable place
Of residence. and the world would be
much happier without the calamity
bowler. lie is a snake in the grass
with a poison tooth for every good
thing that happens his way.
Just now the ambition of the calam-
ity bowler is to discredit the Wilson
administration by poisoning the minds
OF the people with false ideas and
creating suspicion and distrust. To
some extent he will accomplish his
purpose. but not sufficiently it is be-
lieved to do a large amount of dam
age.
The faith of the people in the in
tegrity of the administration and it's
purpose to correct the mistakes in
government that have been persisted
in TO the serious detriment of the
country may be relied upon to
teract anv Influence he NAV exert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24
HELEN is STILL ILL AND
HER FATHER TELEGRAPHS
FOR WARREN.
BY MABEL HERBERT URNEI

From Warren?" TREMENDOUSLY, as
I she picked it. He nodded.
She read it and laid it down with a
sigh. Il was afraid so. Can't you
see that's why she didn't want you TO
send for him
Then the mans a brute. No decent
man would refuse TO come to his wife
under such circumstances.
Martin, I'm afraid" Mrs. Allen
hesitated.
I'm afraid Helen is making you be-
lieve she's more i'll than she is-just
so you will send for him"
The Telephone Secret Out.
The doctor paced up and down the
sitting room. his brows knit. Then,
noticing Tom had laid on the table,
the mail, he absently looked it over.
This was the first of the month. and
I there were a Number of bills. As he
tore open one from the local telephone
company he was amazed to find an
item for $3.50 long distance service TO
New York, May 25th, 11:45 D. m.
He gazed at it in astonishment.
There must be some mistake. And
then flashed a thought-could it be
! Helen? The night Of May 10Th. And
it was the morning after that Helen
had been taken i'll.
Just then Mrs. Allen passed the
door.
Mother, come here a minute"
/ handing her the telephone bill. DO
you know anything about this long
distance message at midnight, May
25th? That was the night before
Helen was taken i'll. Could she have
called up Warren them"
A startled look arOused Mrs. Aliens
face. "Oh, that explains it-and L
thought it was a dream"
Thought what a dream?"
why, 1 know now that I heard her
talking to Warren over the telephone.
1 must have been half asleep for l
heard only vaguely. Warren-War-
ren-why haven't you written? What
has been the matter? I remembered
it the next mornine. but thought Of
course, 1 had dreamed it,"
Then that must ave been why She
wanted to go out so early that morn
ing. She wanted to pay for this New
York call so we would not know. You
| remember how she insisted on going
even though she was hardly able 10
stand?"
Mrs. Allen nodded.
yes. 1 remember. and I'm afraid
| our Helen has been very unhappy,
more unhappy than we know. On, !
! fear there is many things in her mar
ried life hat we do not know.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

months after the change of admins
~tration and with the tariff law marks
one OF the most remarkable periods
in American legislation.
Leading bankers OF the country have
given the leading features of the bill
their Endorsement and the present in
dications are that the banks will
promptly file applications for member
ship in the new system. With this
cordial cooperation the spirit of the
law viii be upheld in spite of minor
defects that may appear and in due
time the defects, if any are discovered
in actual operation, will be corrected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-24

1T used to be that we grew I'M
easy lei an ocean steamer vas
overdue. Now we don't begin TO
worry until a wireless call for help
is overdue.
WE may be hasty in our conclu-
sion, but we begin TO think Helen,
the woman in the fiat below US, who
Is passing through her second year
OF matrimony would drive almost any
man TO drink. So far our sympathy
Is with Warren and we are surprised
that he didn't tell Helen over the
telephone that he wouldn't care if
she never came back.
Certificates Satisfactory, Go Ahead.
(Fort Wayne SentineI.)
Mrs. Laura White announces the
engagement of her daughter, Alma.
10 Arthur w. Young. Mr.. Young is
cashier Of the offices of the Aetna
Life Insurance company and his sue
cess is due to his integrity. energy
and a pleasing personality. Miss
White is very attractive both IN ap-
pearance and ann and her alto
gether womanly sweetness and sim
cerity have won her many friends.
CHRISTMAS morning The Pot
will be reserved for material suitable
10 the occasion. Competition open
to all.
A RESOLUTION To quit smoking
should have a week of serious. If not
%prayerful consideration. Fortunately,
per contra, it is one OF those
epochal steps IN life that can be
retracted, so that II the result of
calm elaboration is abandonment Of
the weed it is not necessarily final.
WE have heard of men, and have
seen a few speciments, who could
smoke or leave it alone, but Of course
We had no means of reaching their
mental processes.
WE have heard of the bunny hug,
the hesitation and the grizzly bear,
but it remained for Charlottesville
30 give US the bunch dance. Now
! what is the bunch dance? We bite
for the benefit of our constituents.
We Live I'm a Progressive Age.
(Adrian News.)
The girls of today are the wives of
tomorrow and the mothers Of the day
after.
DIR. ELIOT, the we'll known presi-
ident emeritus dips into the future
and finds nothing but chaos ahead"
WHICH is some dip.
G. y. F.