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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
NOVA ~BALKANSKA VOJNA.
Vzrok Arnavtske vstaje.

Belgrad, %. sept. - Srbski til
skovni urad objavlia: Da je ime-
la Srbija odkrito srcno zeljo, da
ohrani mir in izvrsi voljo velesil,
dokazuje dejstvo, da je takoj IL
vedla demobilizaciio armada, kar
Sc gOtovo ne bi bio zgodilo, ce
bi bila Srbija imela zahrbtne mi
sill. Gotovo lie bi bilo niti prislo
do vpada Albancev ma srbsko o.
zemlje, ce bi Sc bila labanska me-
ia zasedla z znatno vojasko sil0
in takO re naprei vzela vsako
moznost oborozenega vznemirje-
MIA cd strani Arnavtov. Prepri-
CAME, da BIO mir zagotovljen, me-
ia z~avarovana, in da sc zasigura
cd velesil V Albaniji zazeljeno
stanie reda in varnosti, ie dopri-
neslo, da .ie Srbiia povsem nepri-
eakovano dozivela zadnje ne
ugodne dogodke. Dokler so Uncle
srbske cete zasedene albansko O.
zemlie, je tam vladal red in
varnost. Ko so Sc umaknile srb-
ske 6ete, so albanski kraji zopet
padli V stare amarillo. Vsakdo Sc
BIO spominjal, da so Sc Albanci v
casu srbske okupacije obnasali
mirno, deloma cello priiazno in
postrezljivo. Da sedai nj tako, Sc
lahko smatra "a dokaz. da so BIZ
Ii Albanci sedaj cd svojih vodi-
teljev in Nth zaplecnikov V poll
tiene namene naScuvani. Razun
tega je neresnicno, da bi Sc bill
Albanci. XII live ma srbskih tleh,
uprli roper srbsko gospodstvo.
Srbski Albanci so tudi v soda
MEM trenotku popolnoma mirni
in l%ojalni, izvzemSi malo osamlje-
nth slucajev, V katerin Sc lahko
dokaze. da so Arnavti il Albani-
je zapeliali svoje tovarise to-
stran sbrske meje ma nelojalna
dejanja. Da so Arnavti pleneci
in moreci udrli ma srbsko ozem-
lie in moral Organizirati pravo
voJno roper Srbijo, ie drug do
kaz, da sc Jim s~puntanje srbskih
krajev nj posrecilo in da ne ka-
zejo srbski Albanci mic wolfe, da
hi sli Ia svoie roiake onstran me-
je pc kostani v zeriavico. Napo-
sled so vse vesti o sbrskih grozo-.
dejstvih, o pozigih. umorih. ma
sakrih it'd, XII ra6unaio $ tenn, da
evropski svet nj dovolj pouten,
popolnoma neresnicne. Srbskemu
vojaku je ia Arnavtom p~rirojeni
naein boja popolnoma neznan,
kar lahko potrdi mnogo vojnih
%dopisnikov vseh narodnosti. XII
so bill tekom dveh voin pri srb-
ski armada. ter zdravniske missile
vseh draw. PooblasGeni smo. da
zavrnemo vse podobne vesti O
Srbiii kot hudobne. tendenGne
iznajdbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Klein, Mont.

tn MISC delavske razmere tako
zelo slabe. Delamo vsaki dan. sa.
mo zasluzek ie pa vseh vrst, ka-
korsen prostor kdo ina.
Ne svetu.iem pa vseeno niko-
muir hoditi sem "a delom. ker Sc
ga veG ne dobi.
Strajkarii v juzni Colorado, dr.
ute Sc svoiih zahtev! Ne posra-
mite nihce izmed Vas Judezi. ka-
kor so postal v Michiganu.
(Op. ur. zal, ma drugem mestu
moramo re prinasati imena CO.
loradskih garievcevD
Straikarii, pokazite krutim ka-
pitalistom svoio moe! Obrali so
VAN re itak vse meso, ali jim
boste pustili, da VAN pozro tudi
Sc kosti3!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

ga takol v~prasam, kaj Sc IAN go
di? Priiateli odgoyori: "zabava-
10 SCI "kako', ga nadalje vpra
SamY ~ nekim starim clovekom
sc zabavaio', mi ie odgovoril 20
pet. Nidel sem, kako so vozili sa-
mokolnico, ma kateri ie bill "a
boz IN notri star Glovek. 10 so
sprawl Omenjenega il zaboja, so
ga polozili ma nosilnice Qestvo)
ter ga nesli do bhznjega hleva
in ga sprawl pc dolgem zaba-
vanJu ma hlev ma pol nagega.
(Lepo, starega Gloveka mesto v
hlso. hlev. Lepo 81 napravil
svole orjaSko delo. Hamba "a
podkovanega cloveka, kakor 81
Til
Drugi dan so mi pripovedovali,
kako je prisel omenjeni il nleva
premrznien.
Drugo nedeljo V mesecu maju
sc je vrSil sprevod. Spremili smo
mrtveca do groba, ga polozili v
grob, nalar Sc zopet razsli.
MogoGe DO eden ali drugi cita-
teljev Sc vprasal, koga so zagreb
liz To je bill tisti start elovek, s
katerim so sc omenieno nedeljo
zabavali.
Nlkakor pa ne trdim, da je BIZ
10 tisto (surovo) zabavanje pot
k smrti, pac pa morebitna pomoc.
Ali sc nj vse tako godilo? Kaj
pravisi
Glede drustva noGnih krokar-
jew. mai I'll povem, zakaj je raz-
pablo. (Mislim pa. da sam ravno
tako dObro YES, kakor JAZZ Prvic
cato, ker nekateri Tvoii pristasi
so Sc spametovali, drugic pa "a
to, - ker - ker nj wee sloven-
skin - pune. Ali nisi bill povsod
prvi (petelin), kierkoli 81 mislil,
da I'll BIO kai neslo. toda nesreca
nikdar ne Dociva. Dovsodi I'll je
spodletelo; Sc cello ma strehi. Ali
nj TO COLA resnicalf
Veriemi, da ie skoda casa, da
hi ga zaradi Tebe tratil, pa mai
bo; ker ravno zelis. BON pa "a
pisal Sc nekaj, kako 81 podkovan
in uliuden napram drugim naro-
dom.
Ali Sc spominjas, Ro sem prisel
v row ma Tvoi prostor, tia, kjer
81 delal; - IL drugega prostora
je pa prisel neki Slovakf Ali yes.
kako 81 mu vrgel kamen pod no.
ge' Ali yes, kai 81 eovorilf "Pro-
kleti Slovak, poidi domov Boga
i, JAZZ ga BON pa - (Ne mo-
rem zapisati zadnje besede, ker
Sc mi study. Ali nj to surovost
Tvoiaf
Ako MISC vsi ii podatki resniG-
nj, dobis. (ako dokazes) dvajset
dolarjev nagrade.
Naravnost Tt povem. da Sc mi
zdi take stvari neumno pisati po
Gasopisih, ampak. ker 81 zaeel in
kar is6es. to hos naSel.
To maj Tt DO dovolil
Clanom "Viharja" pa klieem:
"ziveli'! Pa ne u~strasite So ako
Sc tax petelin stavi ma noge!
Pozdrav sem zavednim
Frank Bavdek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Bodite vztraini in drfite Sc
trdnol
Kar mas ie unijskih MOI, Van
bono vsi zvesto ma strani stalil
Pozdravliam vse strajkarje v
Colorado in lin klicem: ''Naprej
do IMAGE"
j. Starovasnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Popravek.

Urednistvo Proletarca! Prosim
blagovolite popraviti v prihodnji
izdaji tiskarskega skrata ma tret-
j strani V peti koloni zgoraj V
tretji vrsti, pravilno Sc mora gla-
siti; Cd wee g. tajnikov sem dobil
poroeilo. Ne cd g. Kaker Ivan.
s pozdravom
Louis Bavdek,
81. tajnik s. d. P. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Dunlo, Pa.

Ma prosnjo, zelio in zahtevo
dopisnika "Proletarcu''. stew.
81 pod imenom: "velik sovraz-
mix laM". prosim. da natisnete
teh par vrstic!
Pisec pravi, da ie prisiljen cd
govarjati ma napade cd par oseb,
XII so bill. eden v "Proletarcu",
drugi pa " "Glas Svobode". A
glavno ie dopisnik pozabil, to je,
da to MISC bill napadi, pac pa cd
govor ma njegov prvi napad v
"Proletarcu''. Stew. 80. Torej
prvi sem bill JAZZ prisiljen odgo-
variati "ProletaTcu" stew. 313.
Kar sem tedai pisal, pri tenn tudi
ostanem; tudi sem obljubil ma
Tvojo zahtevo opisati Tvojo su-
rovost. (katero I'll nam predbaci-
vas). Ker zelis. tedai mai DO.
Dragi 6itatelji! Tu YAM napi-
sem komicen PRIOR. XII Sc je W.
Sl prvo nedeljo v mesecu maju
pod vodstvom "Velik sovraz-
Mix. a. ker kai takega ie sposo-
ben lie on v naselbini Dunlo.
Kakor sem rekel, lep nedelj-
ski popoldan ie bill toda Sc do
kai mrzli veceri so bill v mesecu
maiu. Sci sem 20 cesti proti IL
obrazevalnemu domu, kar Eagle
dam tropo ljudi ma cesti pred ne
ko hiso. Cd nasprotne strani pri-
de prijatelj. Ko prideva skupaj,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Detroit, Mich.

oANNAIh
ker sc ne cuie mnogo IL nase
lepe detroitske Masculine. sem Sc
Jazz namenil napisati nekoliko.
Nimam veliko. a to, kar imam,
le prvlc zalostno in drugic vese-
10. Zalostno .ie MANFRED. da smo
izgublli IL naSe srede moza, OH
roma mladeniGa Louis Zupan-a V
starosti 90 let, XII Sc je paG ma
rival razrednozavednega DELAY
ca, ker to ie tudi bill. - a pre-
minul ie, ugrabila ga lie nam ne
nasitna smrt suSica. Da ga ie
ma vsakdo poznal in spoStoval,
ie dokazal njegov sprevod in ME
gOvi priiatelii sodelavci klobucar
II, ki so Sc popolnoma vsi vdele-
zili sprevoda in mu V zadnii po-
zdrav poklonili krasen vcnec z
napisom: "Zadnii pozdrav cd So
delavcev - klobucarjevl"
Veste, dragi sodrug. ampak V
cerkvi pa nismo bill mic; cato je
re spet zalostno, kai NET Mi smo
sli cd pogrebnika ma pokopalis6e,
ker smo mislili. da ie tudi kar
tako dobro. Ma pokopaliSGu so
mu delavci zapeli dive zalostinki
in tako pokazali, da tudi delavci
MISC tako surovi in take "afin-
ie". kakor iih naziva nekdo tam
blizu Vas. to je tisti, XII je zago-
varjal nekega nainesramnejsega
p. f. p. TIE crke mu bodo re mo-
goGe r~azjasnile, katerega misli-
mo in ako bo mas oni gospod Sc
naprei zmerjal S surovimi in pod
limi imeni. mu bonn JAZZ povedal,
koga ie zagovarial in kaksna
"%afinia" !ie. Ia sedai zadosti o
TEN!
Zdaj pa k veselju, V soboto,
dine II. t. m. lie "Slov. Pew. DIR.
"Liublianski Vrh' obhajalo OBJ
letnico svojega obstanka in Sc je
zabavalo jake krasno. Veliko Sc
je slisalo tudi humoristiGnih, ka-
kor tudi resnih govorov in da je
bio e pravo obcinstvo navzoce,
nam d~Okazuieio darovi "a calu-
metske Straikarje, katerih skup-
no vsoto Yam prilozeno posiljam
v znesku $500. Tu Sc je zopet
pokazalo, kako globoko simpati-
ziramo z vsakim delavcem in da
ie drustvo in so pevci dr.. "Lju-
blianski Urn" povsod ma mestu
kot zavedni mozje. Torej sodru-
gi delavci in cenieni pevci, lie ia
ko naprei po zacrtani poti in
zmaga BIO popolna in tudi cast
ne DO izostala.
Glede della pa nimam sedaj nj
cesar posebnega p~orocati. ker je
vse nekako prenapolnjeno in Sc
delo tezko dobi.
X sklepu pozdrav vsem delav-
Gem sirom Amerike!
Ia DIR. "Ljub. Vrh". T. V. NJ. X.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

bi prilel, da me studirani e. MISC
pozvaii' - ker imam dovoli dru-
gega della.
Vendar pa sem pripravljen cd
govarlati ma dopise veleucenega
gospoda in sicer z dokazi, ne pa
z blufom.
Veselica 2 dine L. septembra Sc
je obnesla dobro, kajti dvorana
je bila polna obcinstva, "a kar
vsem iskrena hvala! Viva slika {:
"Pariska komuna' z deklamaci-
10 je bio nekai krasnega. Tudi
burka "Anarhist'' Sc je igrala
povolino.
Dne l. novembra Sc vrSi zabav-
nj vecer 2 burke "Mutasti muzi-
kant -, p. novembra pa veselica
Z igro "Bucek V strahu".
s soc. pozdravoml
Kaucic Fran.
OPP. ur.
Priobcili smo Sc Ia diva dopi-
sa IL preobSirne debate, XII pre-
hala pa re proved V banalno oseb-
no napadnie.
Upamo. da bo sedai konec te-
ga prerekavania, naga.iivega ma
migavania in opravljania! Oseb-
nj boil po casopisih Yam ne bo-
do prinesli zazeliene sloge in
uspeha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
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Uradno glaslo: PROLETAREC.
CenJena drustva, oziroma njh uadnik, so uiudno prosepi noslia,i vse
doprse in denar, ravn n gavnega tajnika in nikogar droe0a Denarn mai
Sc poaja glasom pravi, edinO potion Postnih; Expresnuh; ali BapSnib .denarnHb
uakaznc, nikakor pa ne potion privatnih Sekov
V sueaju, d. opazjo drustveni tajniki pi poroeiih olavne,, ,.i,ik. l,ks
pomanJkuvost, naJ to nemudoma naznanijo urad giavnega taipika. d. Sc Y pn
hOdnje popravi. pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Idaj Vas pa lepo pozdravim in
ostanem Vas naro6nik in bralec
'Proletarca'' do svoie zadnje
ure!
j. Zabukovec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
Dunlo, Pa.
Sodrug urednikl

Pozvan sem cd dopisnika "
"Proletarcu". stew. BIT glede
zdravniskega fonda, katerega v
pobirala JAZZ in br. STRIFE. Doticni
fond hrani br. STRIFE. dokler Sc ne
sklice skupni shod ter sc ma sell
ukrene vse potrebno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21


Ako pa hocete pisati in oseb-
nosti "malati" DO casopisih, bo-
dete mislecim 6itateliem sami do
kazali, kai da ste, kaksen narod-
MAX, napredniak ali socialist. -
o pardon! Opposite e. dopisnik,
socialist niste. to VEN, ka iii So
cialist ne bi z jezo v pee zagnal
pravil soc. stranke ter lista. v
katerem Sc Yam ie priporo6ala
agitaciia "a ustanovitev soc. klu-
ba. Poznate mogoce osebo, katera
ie to storilaf JAZZ 10 poznaml
Da ste pa prisli s postavo v
konflikt. ie tudi res in sicer IA
di kalienn miru, ali nj takof
Pisete tudi, da bodete zasledo-
vail naSe korake Sc z bistrejsim
ocesom. To Yam zelo priporotam;
Sc lahko marshal dobrega nau6i-
te cd priprostih delavcev, Xxi nj
so tako uceni. ko vi, vendar pa
zrtvujeio mnogo casa v splosno
korist.
Torei dopisniku brez podpisa
mai bode dovolj. Jazz niti pero ne
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15
ORGANIZED LABOR TURNS FROM PRIVATE
INTERESTS TO PLAN For AL HUMANITY!

mems bill containing the provisions
for protection of life and property at
sea" .-..s-. -.
Amend the election, laws so as to
give the people chance to vote for
or against the great national ques-
tons which agitate the nation from
time to time"
Secure collective ownership of
and democratic management of all
mines, railroads and all other utilities
upon which people in common de-
pend" .-@.E
Secure the building of all naval
vessels at. the government yards
Prevent immigration into country
of people who would tend to lower
the standard of society and who are
not assimilatable.
Secure an increase, of safety ap-
planes onal railroads"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15


of L., holding its thirty-third annual
convention here, is showing an in
tense interest in the welfare of all
the men, women and children in the
nation-an interest not sublimated
at all by interest in its own personal
welfare. .....
Most of the. time of the convention
so far, indeed, has been, utilized in
listening to speeches on how best to
raise the standard of humanity
throughout this country.
Just how far the delegates repre-
senting 100000 workers in this
country are going in their efforts for
the betterment of the nation is shown
by the resolutions which have, been
brought before it.
Those who think organized labor
is a force bent on stirring up strife
and discomfort will do we'll to pom
der over this list of 90 resolutions
introduced thus far. For Al of them
are for better conditions.
Here are some of the most import
ant:
Secure uniform textbooks for
schools in all states"
Increase the supply of teachers
so that present system of overcrowd-
ing classes can be avoided and so
more individual attention may be
given to each pupil"
Enable public school trustees to
borrow money on school bonds direct
from postal savings bank trustees
without paying a commission to
stock brokers, as under the present
system"
Prevent insertion of jokers into
laws calling for recall, initiative and
referendum" ....-.
Prevent accidents in loading and
unloading of ships"
Secure data on which to base a
plan for the prevention of industrial
accidents and diseases q.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15
Newcomers this a good place
for rheumatism?
Old Native-Oh, yes; l got mine
here!

White men as pearl divers off the
coast of Australia have proved fail
ures after a lengthy experiment.
About two years ago number Of
white divers were taken to the pearl
coast and it is now said they are all
either dead or suffering from paraly.
sis. -............-. "a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11

What some of our youths need is
more education and less experience.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11

PNEUMATICA STOPS YOUR PAIN
or breaks mp your cold IN one hour. It's marvellous
Used externally. All druggists, rs cents. Adv
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11
Success In Curing Acute and Chronic
Kidney Trouble,

For a period of 25 years the Herbal
Remedy of the Tompkins Corbin Com
pany has been wonderfully success
full in cases of acute Kidney Trouble
and Bright's Disease, and the remark
able recoveries it has effected, has
finally induced them to advertise. Up
to the present time, persons using
this harmless medicine have done SO
on the recommendation of physicians
or of those who have been cured-a
great many having taken it after try
ing every conceivable method Of
treatment without relief or benefit If
you know of someone who has Kidney
Trouble or Bright's Disease and who
is unable to get relief, you will be do
ing that person the greatest temporal
favor possible by writing to the Tomp-
kins- Corbin Company, 1872 Fifth Ave
nue., New York, and asking them to
refer you to persons in your vicinity
who have been cured with the aid
of their medicine, and to send you
their book ON Bright's Disease and
Kidney Trouble, which they will send
you free.-Adv.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11
Not Pure Food.

"Madge looks good enough to eat"
BE careful They say she employs
artificial coloring matter" boston
Transcript.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11
CANADA WINS AGAIN
THE COLORADO SILVER TROPHY
FOR OATS WON A SECOND
TIME BY CANADA.

The most recent achievement OF
ond time the magnificent $1,500 silver
trophy awarded by the State Of Colo
RADIO for the best peck of oats. At
Columbus, Ohio, in 1911, ]. G. Hill G.
Sons of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan,
placed a peck Of oats grown on their
farm in competition, with oats from
every part of the world. The judges
had no difficulty in deciding and the
award was given to the Saskatchewan
grown oats. In 1912, the Corn Expo
sition had no exhibition, and our Ca
madam friends, although ready for
second contest had no opportunity.
In 1913, the exhibition of the Society
was held at Columbus, 8. c., and 1t is
said of 1t that 1t was one Of the best
yet held. At this exhibition, which
comprised corn and all the smaller
grains, Hill & Sons of Lloydminster
had on exhibition for the contest an
other peck Of oats grown on their
Saskatchewan farm, in 1912. There
was no trouble for the judges, no time
necessarily lost in reaching decision,
Hill & Sons won, and for the second
time their name will appear on the
crest of the cup. The third space will
doubtless be occupied by their name,
and then this splendid trophy will be
theirs.
During the past few years Western
Canada grains-wheat, oats, barley and
flax-have been in competition with
grains from all other countries and in
every case their superiority has been
! shown. 1t is not only in oats, but it
is in wheat, in barley and in fax, that
| Canada more than holds its own, when
placed side by side with grains from
other parts.
Mixed farming is taking a strong
hold not only in those parts of Mani
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta,
which up to the present have been de-
voted solely to grain growing, but also
in the districts contiguous, where the
conditions Of climate, shelter, water,
grass and hay make farming Of this
kind, easy to prosecute and large in
profits. 1t was in the Province of
| Manitoba that the steer was raised
that carried off the Championship of
the steer class, at Chicago last De-
cember. This beast had been fattened
on the grass and hay of the Province
and the only finishing grain 1t had was
barley; not an ounce of corn.
Western Canada presents innumer-
able opportunities for the big farmer
who wants to cultivate his thousands
Of acres, the medium man satisfied
with a few hundred acres, the man
who Is content to farm his free home.
stead of one hundred and sixty acres
1t has opportunities for the investor
the capitalist, the business man, the
manufacturer and the laborer.
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ed States will be pleased on applica
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11

two weeks. He says it usn be done II
the members will work Friday and
Saturday each week. He lis eager for
prompt action on all the needs de.
veloped by the flood.
For several days past the two daily
newspapers at Hamilton, o., both of
whose plants were badly damaged by
the flood, have been Jointly issuing
daily paper consisting of one page.
1t is printed upon brownish yellow
paper that resembles that usually
used in wrapping meat 1t is being
given away.
Gov. Cox has received a donation
| of $30S from a small town in Mon.
tana called Round Up" The dona-
tion is for the Ohio flood sufferers.
Sandles After Data.
Secretary A P. Sandles of the State
Board of Agriculture has sent out in
quiries to township correspondents OF
the board as to the amount of the
flood loss to farmers. Mr.. Sandles
| says that the impression that the flood
| loss has been confined almost wholly
| to the cities is erroneous. He says
the farmers have lost heavily, particu-
| larly in the loss of planted wheat and
| in the destruction of fences, buildings
and live stock. The winds which pre-
| ceded the flood also dealt big losses to
the farmers. Mr.. Sandles says
The tie-up of the mails incident to
the high waters has held back every
state department. For a week state
business has been at standstill, for
the reason that Columbus was shut
off from the outside world The mail
deliveries are being slowly resumed
and state affairs are beginning again
to show activity. 1t will take every
department several weeks to catch up
with the regular business routine.
| Fear of Coal Famine.
| A coal famine of rather serious pro-
portions is menacing nearly all parts
of Ohio because, of the inability of the
| railroads to handle coal shipments for
1 several days past. Thousands of tons
of coal are lying idle on the tracks in
some parts of the flood district. How,
| ever, strenuous efforts are being made
/ to relieve the situation and many of
i the coal trains have begun to move
| The situation thus promises to grow
! better rather than worse.