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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
DIAZEVI CAST v MEKSIKI.
Tiran Huerta ie ukazal aretirati
eel parliament.

V tuzni Meksiki sc zopet wa.
eajo start Diazevi casi, tisti ca
81, ko je vladala krogla i'll sablja
enega samega diktatorja. Pred
sednik Nictoriano Huerta, cegar
DredsedniSki stolec sloni ma trup-
!ih umorjenega MADEIRA in Sua-
reza, je zadnii petek ukazal areti-
rati vse zastopnike meksikanske e
zvezne zbornice in iih vreci "a
pOr. Prizanesel je lie katoliskim
zastopnikom. Svoj elm zagovarja
Huerta S TEN. da ie zbornica ko-
vala nekakSno zaroto prot njego-
vi vladi in da je kazala simpatije
revolucionariem V severnem o.
Zemlju Meksike. V resnici je pa
zbornica sDrejela resolucijo, ka-
teri ie zahtevala cd Huerte. da po-
lasni, kai Sc je zgodilo zastop.
nixon Domingoezom. kateri je
pred kratkim izginil, da nj sle-
du "a MIN. Domingoez ie V zbor-
nici pred cnim dobrim mesecem
ozigosal Huerto in njegovo stra-
hovlado in ko je izginil, sumili so
ostali zastopniki, da ga ie dial
Huerta skrivoma umoriti.
5 TEN. da ie Huerta vrgel "a
konodajalce jeco, ie razpustil
parliament in sedai ie edini GO
'podar ali diktator Meksike. ko-
'ikor mu ie Sc liudstva podloze-
mega. Zna6ilno je, da ie Huerta
izvzel katoliSke zakonodajalce.
Huerta jc namrec katolican in
vplivati hoce ma meksikanske ka-
toli6ane, ia bodo volili samo ka-
toliskega kandidata Gamboa "a
nredsednika. ako sploh pride do
volitev ia mcSec. Gamhoa je ME
roy podrepnik in &c bo izvolien,
DO on, le po imenu predsednik, a
Huerta bo resuici Sc nadalje
Strahovel dcielo. Sedaj. ko nj
wee parlamenta, ina Huerta vso
moe i'm lahko vOdi volitve tako.
In bo liudstvo volilo kakor on
hoce. ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
KIDD JE TAT IN KIDD MI TAT.

Kdor ukrade million dolarjev,
je velik zenij in povsod ina east
in respekt.
Kdor ukrade mol miliona, je
mozak, kateri navadno dobi ma
stno javno sluzbo, da lahko u
krade Sc vec.
Kdor ukrade stotisoc dolarjev,
Sc dobro razume ma business
in takemu Sc poverijo posestva
delavcev brez jam6evine.
Kdor ukrade petdeset tisoea-
kov ,je nesreGen V spekulaciji in
da Sc mu prilika, da sc mu boljse
obnese bodoGe.
Kdor ukrade deset tiso6akov,
ia 81 "prilasti" tujo lastnino, "a
kar ie usmiljenja vreden.
Kdor ukrade pet tiso6, je GO
ljuf. TAX navadno ukrade veli-
kim tatovom. zato mora biti ka-
znovan, da Sc nau6i krasti "a ME,
ne Ease.
Kdor ullrade sto dolarjev je
Sele - tat in mora jeSo.
Kdor ukrade deset dolarjev, je
veliki tat. TAX tat mora V prisil-
no delavnico, kjer grafterji kra-
deio dobiCek njegovpva della.
kdor ukrade kos kruha, je pa
Strasro n"varen clovek in nj vre-
den, da zivi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
LetO (VOl.) VIII.
KAPITALISTI HUJSKAJo.

SocialistiGna uprava V st. Ma
rys, o., je stopila ma prste tamo-
snji Standard Chain Co., katera
dolgnje mestu $500 radi nekih
vodovodnih naprav. Ker druzba
ne6e plaGati dolga, je socialist
chi direktor "a JAYNE uprave "a
prl vodovod omenjeni druzbi.
Druzba je takoj zaprla tovarno
in nahujskala nekatere delavce,
tes da je tega kriv socialistiGni
zupan Wilkinson. Lahkomisljeni
delavci so sc res dali nahujskati
in vdrli so mestno hiSo mad zu-
pana, kateri sc je rajsi umaknil
kakor pa da bi Sc z MIN prere-
kal.
To je nov dokaz, Gesa Sc vse
posluzujejo kapitalisti, da hi vni
tili in oernili ter porazili social
ste, kjerkoli so zadnji V premoei.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
NEsREcE " PREMonoKOpJH

PO obvestilih ma pr"mo"arSki
urad y Washingtouu znaSa Ste
vilo smrtnih nesreG premogov-
nikih V teku sedmih mesecev t. |.
1887, proti 1419 V istem Gasu pre-
tecenega leta. Pennsylvania stoji
S svojimi 763 slufaji ma Gelu. ker
ina celih 1913 smrtnih nesref veS,
kakor lansko leto. West Virgi-
MIA ina ISL slu6ajev. torej 70
mani od lani. Njej slede Ohio 2
90. Illinois 81, Alabama 55.
Colorado AZ, Indiana SO in
Tennessee 25 sluGaji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

prvi korak k osvoboditvi ameri-
kanskih trgovskih interesov IL
onih vezi, V katerih so bill vkljen
jeni do sedaj. Popolna prostost i
ma priti sele tedaj, ko bo moe,
XII ustvarja monopole, popolno-
ma unieena. Ia moe pa lezi V ro-
lSah tistih, Xxi kontrolirajo dezel-
nj kredit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Bolezen uradnikov brezziGnega
brzojavljanja.

V ravno isti meri. V kateri ma
preduje brezziGno brzojavljanje,
Sc pojavlja tudi posebne vrste
bolezen pri uradnil1ih brezziGno
brzojavnih postal, XII je brez-
dvomno zvezi z na6inom njiho-
vega uradovanja. Glavni znak te
bolezni je slabokrvnost. Nadaljni
symptom so izvanredna bledica,
pogosto Sc ponavljajoc glavobol,
pomanjkanje teka in nerednosti
V prebavljanju.
Podobne bolezenskc pojave so
opazovali pri delavcih, XII so ime-
Ii opraviti elcktriko pri Niaga-
ra-padcih. Pri polzih, XII so lezali
V blizini moGnih dinamo-strojev,
so pa opazovali silno stisnjenje
miSic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Dive novici.

List "The Rocky Mountain
News" prinaSa sledeGo vest IL
pod peresa katoliskega duhovna
Rev. Krenza:
"Nauk socializma je napad ma
boga in cerkev. Socialism hoGe
pregnati boga, uniGiti vero, od-
praviti zakone in vpeljati prosto
ljubezen."
Ma ravno isti strani tega lista
ie pa druga novica debelimi
naslovi:
"Katoliski duhoven umoril de-
klico IL liubezni! Primal ie svoj
zloGin! Razsekal je deklico ma
koser'
Kako Sc strinjata ii dive no.
vici?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Socialist zahtevaio odskodnino

Senator Miles Poindexter, pro-
gresist iz Washingtona, je pred
lozil kongresu zahtevo social
sticne stranke v Seattle "a po-
ravnanje Skode V znesku $3,SS1.-
80, katero so povzroeili zvezni
pomorsGaki zadnjo pomlad, ko
so napadli in razdjali strankine
prostore. Poindexter vtemeljuje
svojo predlogo, da politi6no pre-
prieanje nina stvarjo mic opra-
viii in da V smislu ustave je vsak
do delezen protekcije zivljenja
in lastnine. Zato je kongres dol
zan poravnati Skodo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Tarifna predloga ie postala po
stava.

3. oktobra je bila tarifna pred
loga 40 minut po 9. uri IVY o.
premliena vsemi potrebnimi
podpisi in je cez 2 uri so minut
nato dobila vso postavno velja-
vo.
Med svojim govorom Sc je
predsednik izjavil, da je to sele
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
miners Bulletin in izvirna po-
roGila.)

Polacka, deputi serifa, Huron
townu blizO Houghtona prestre-
ljeno glavo. Obenem so naSli Jo-
sipa MariniGa, unijskega rudar-
ia, tesko ranjenega. Zadnji je
incl prestreljen trebuh in wee
teskih ran ma glavi. Odpeljali so
ga V st. Joseph Hospital Han
cocku. Sedaj Sc nj mogoce do
gnati, kdo je izvrSil eden in dru-
gi umor. Dozdeva Sc, da sta oba
umora V zvezi Mrlica in ranjen-
ca so nasli ma cesti. Brez dvoma
je deputi Pollock napadel Mari
Mica in ker Sc je ia postavil V bran
je sledil srdit boj, kateri Sc je
koneal TEN, da sta oba padla.
Pollock je bill poznan kot velika
surovina in pred nekaj dnevi jc
porocal kapitalistiGni list "The
Mining Gazette, kako je on
(POllock) pretepel pol tucata
strajkarjev V Hurontownu. Obla-
sti vneto zasledujejo krivca ali
krivce, bolj vneto, kakor so pa V
slueaju brutalnega umora dveh
rudarjev Seeberville. Zivljenje
deputija, profesijonelnega ubi-
jalca, je tukajsnjim oblastem wee
vredno, kakor pa zivljenje unij-
skeea rudarja.
Visje sodisGe Lansingu je 8.
t. m. odredilo, da mora okrozni
sodnik 0'Brien ponoviti svoj
INDUCTION proti piketira'niu STAY
karjev. Odlok visjega sodisca je
delo Calumet & Hecla druzba,
katera Sc je po svojih advokatih
pritozila proti razveljavljenju
sodne prepovedi zadnji teden. z
odlokom viSjega sodis6a je Straj-
karjem prepovedano postavljati
pikete ali baruhe okrog rudni-
kov, smejo pa mirno paradirati
in obdrzavati shode. Tako so
magnatje bakra dobili svoje. Ako
Sc Jim izneveri eden sodnil<, do
bijo drugega ali eel trop drugih
sodnikov in elm "visji" so ii
sodniki, tenn ve6ji hlapci so kapi-
talistov. Michigan stoji nainizje
med vsemi drzavami v republiki,
kar Sc tiGe delavske zakonodaje
in sodnih odredb. To pa radi te-
ga. ker je delavstvo tako dolgo
spalo. injunction" je mogoGno
orozje V rokah kapitalistov, ka-
terim Sc odvzamejo delavcem
ustavne pravice. To orozje bodo
izrabljali kapitalisti tako dolgo,
dokler delavci ne izvolijo socia-
liste v povstavodajno zbornico!
Calumet, Mich, 10. oktober. -
Josip Marinic. hrvatski unijski
rudar. kateri je dobil V boju
deputijem James Pollockom V
Hurontownu teSke rane, je danes
umrl.v bolnisnici. Pred smrtjo je
izpovedal, da ga je Pollock prvi
napadel. Serif Cruise Je -ukazal
aretirati sest drugih strajkarjev,
katere dolzi sokrivde umora.
A. F. of J.. klice delavstvo ma
pomoc.
Eksekutivni odbor American
Federation of Labor V Washing
tonu, ID. c., je s. I. m. razposlal
okroznico ma vse delavske orga-
nizacije V Zedinjenih drzavah in
Canadi, katera vsebuje APPEL "a
denarne prispevke V korist stav-
kajocih rudarjev bakrenem
okrozju Michigana Navajajo6
razloge, Xxi so prisilili rudarje do
stavke in slikajoc sedanji polo
zaj, V katerem Sc nahajajo stav-
karji, okroznica nadaljuje:
"Apeliramo V imenu delavstva
in elovecanstva obGe ma vse
krajevne organizacije, da nemu-
donna prispevajo il svojih bla-
gain najmanj po pet centov ma
elana in da vse centralne unije
imenujejo posebne odbore, XII bo-
do pobirali prispevke med ostali-
mi delavci in prijatelji v blizini.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

Vse list spadajoce oglase,
narocila "a tiskovine, objave, do
pise it'd, mai Sc poslje direktno
nam, ne pa glavnemu tajniku, ki
ina tenn samo nepotrebne sitno-
sti!
IJr in unr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

Vsi prispevki "a strajkarje v
Michiganu mai Sc poSiljajo direk-
tho ma COG Railroad Bldg. Den
yer. Colo, Ernst Millsu, gl. blag.
Western Federation of Miners;
ali pa upravnistvu "Proletarca,"
katero poslje svoto na gornJi ma
SLOW. To je treba uvazevati cato,
da DO omenjeni organizaciji mo-
goce voditi tocne raGune.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

Ali 70 innate prvi drzavljanski
papir? lko ne, poidite precej iu-
tri poni! Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor nitro mogo6e druzega. De-
lavec brez volilne pravice, je COL
mar breE vesla. Kdor bi lahko vo-
Ill in ne voh, je zlotinec, ker ie
kriv, da drugi trpe zaradi MEGA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

This paper 10 devoted
to the interests OF tn .
working class. Work
ere are entitled to ell
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

Ur. in upr.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
A Dollar Invested in a Subscription
to the Rice Belt Journal Brings
Substantial! Family to This
Locality.

A dollar that may be said to have
done its work faithfully and returned
10 the community many times its value
IS ON invested by a fellow townsman, in
subscription to Mr.. Samuel Mcbride
OF New Bedford, Ohio. The journal
has been going to Mr.. Mcbride for
several months, and SO impressed did
he become with the wonderful POSSIBLE.
ties that this country offers to the en-.
Eerletlc progressive farmer, that he
decided to cast his lot in this locality.
Coming here a few weeks ago, Mr..
Mcbride moved onto the A. X. Miller
farm, and will devote his energies to
helping devote the unbounded resour.
ceS OF the richest agricultural section
of the South.
One day this week Mr.. Mcbride
stepped into this office and after intro.
duclng himself, said, Reading The
Rice Belt Journal is accountable for nv
coming south, and as ! have some
friends in the north whom | want to
see better their conditions | want YOU
to send the Journal to them, with the
hope that it may induce them to come
to this country, Whereupon he paid for
two subscriptions for his northern
friends.
This is the kind of advertising that
pays, If every citizen of Welsh would
send the Journal to one or more of
their friends in the north, whom they
are interested in having better their
conditions, there is little doubt that
number of new families would be added
to our population within year. Try
it once and see how easy it is to inter.
est people in community when they
are visited every week with live en-.
thusiastic paper.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
The Journal Becomes the Official
Journal Of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis:

At the meeting Of the jefferson Davis
Police Jury, held in the Court House
in Jennings Monday, the 18th, amono
much other business transacted by thai
important body, the matter of SELECTING
a Parish Printer was taken up. Notices
had been sent to the owners or editors
OF the several papers of the parish
eIlgable for the position, each of whom
had bids before the Police Jury. When
the different bids were opened, it was
found, that while all the papers of the
parish were willing to perform the
work of publishing the proceedings Of
the parish bodies necessary to be pub.
liShed, at figure much below the rate
established by law, The Rice Belt ,Jour.
nal was the lowest bidder for this work
and hence it was awarded the contract
We are pleased to be able to Give tn
onr many readers this additional value
in the Journal. While It has alwevs
been our policy to furnish the news
both general and of a local political
nature, we are now in position to give
to our readers the official proceedings
officially, OF the parish officials at a
time when the parish Is in the forma.
tive stage, and will contain much of in.
tereSt to all OF our readers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
Df. Jones, Noted Evangelist Closes
Profitable Series of Meetings at
Presbyterian Church Latter Part
OF Last Week.

Inc Ten days series of meetings held
at the Presbyterian Church, by DR..
Jones OF Gulf Port, Mississippi, was
brought to close the latter part of
last week. While the meetings were
carried on under the most unfayorable
circumstances, very inclement weather
ana al the close Of the holiday season.
when number of other events were
occupying the evening, they were
successful in arrousing good deal of
spiritual interest and life among the
members, not only of the Pres byterian
church, but of the other protestant
churches of the city as we'll. DR.. Jones
Is a man of exceptional ability as
pulpit orator, added to which, a broad
education and extensive travel, enables
MIN to reach his hearers in way that
few men posses. While the results of
the meetings were not blessed
with any public conversions, there is no
doubt but the influence of the meeting
will be felt for months to come, and
will eventually bear fruits in the shape
OF better and higher spiritual ideals
among the people of Welsh.
Following the close of the meetings,
Df. Jones departed for his home in
Gulf Port, Friday morning.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
Minutes of the Annual Meeting of
the Welsh Civic League Jan. 7 1913

4
An adjourned meeting met with Mrs
Cooper Jan. Z, 1913 to hear the Annua
reports and to complete all unfinished
business meeting was called to order
by the President.
Reports We're called for: First Vice
President took the chair and called fol
Presidents report:
The President reported for the year
1912. The Welsh Civic League began
work the first of 1912 with eight com
mittees, two Others, clean up and SAM.
tary being added later. The Cemetery
committee has planted 81 trees, several
vines and palms which is helping TO
improve the appearance Of the place.
1t has been kept in such condition we
all feel proud of the work done by the
committee, The Entertainment Com.
mittee was divided into four divisions
and they raised during the year, in
different ways, the sum of s138.55. The
Lecture Course division secured a
course of four numbers and a compile.
mentary, which is proving very enter.
tanning to the public.
The Forestry Committee have set out
20 oak trees delivered 40 palms.
The Auditorium Committee have had
"a loads of dirt hauled to fill in the low
places. Trees and palms have been
planted, the yard kept moved and the
flag raised and lowered on national
holidays.
The Press Committee have kept be.
fore the public the work done by the
Welsh Civic League through the column
of the Rice Belt journal.
The School Improvement Committee
have raised s113.25 which was nsed in
their department of work. The campus
has been kept in good condition, the
low places filled and flower beds made.
The Clean Up and Sanitary Commit.
tee have not been idle since appointed.
Have had the trash removed from the
entire town and the bridges entering.
Have hauled at least 100 loads of rub.
bish to the dumping grounds. They
have visited all the business men ask.
ing them to keep their places of business
in a sanitary condition. The Finance
and Membership Committees have at.
tended to all work pertaining to their
departments. Through the efforts of
the League all hitching posts were
moved to vacant lots and crossings to
same We're made at the expense of the
League.
We wish to thank the Secretary and
Treasurer, also all the committees and
workers of the League for their hearty
cooperation in all work pertaining to
he Welsh Civic League and hope that
turing the year 1913 we may be able to
continue the work begun and do even
more. We wish to thank the town
BOARD, The Welsh Printing Co. and all |
,thers who have assisted in the Civic
work. Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. E. c. Willard, Pres.
Recording Sec. reported for the year
912. Number of regular meeting times
or the Welsh Civic League IL. Number
f regular meetings held, II; Number of
ctive members with dues paid, "a;
lumber of Associate members with
ues paid, q; Number present at all
ocular meetings, l21; Average number
resent, lot; President was present,
l times; LIST Vice was present times;
nd Vice was present. 8 times; Core.
bonding Secretary was present, 8
ines; Recording Secretary was
resent, 10 times; Treasurer wa pres.
Mt 10 times;
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
- On Southern Pacific This
y s.lae Tuesday Night.

'.-a,k, that might easily have
DISASTROUS affair occurred
y, o.stsprp Pacific, opposite the
:, between Iowa and Chloe
p..st when the rear drivers
l .s Fruit Growers Special
! ,.,st and covered a distance Of
,.lore the train was finally
W.. stop. This train, which
J, u,lllman train bearing the
delegation to the , F 1r
Convention being held d IN new
i : az following the Colorado
dtbs Fruit Growers Special at
.ed half an hour when BE-
,stp and Iowa, the engineer
= bis engine to be OF the
liter running a distance repre-
n III ties the train was brought
!. With no particular damage
iIhough it seems little short of
.s,tid that a disastrous wreck
.vaIt, After some time the en-
,turned to the rails and con-
II burDsy. Fortunately the
r,rot disarranged to such an
ITO check general traffic over
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
Learn While You Earn"

Abraham Lincoln would split rails ali
day in the forest and then after his
days work was finished, would walk
five miles to borrow book to study
and improve himself. 1t is said OF
George Washington that in answer to-
a question of his mother as to why he
studied so late at night, replied that he
was working out the destiny of his
! country.
There are hundreds of young people
today who are DESTROYS of gaining a.
practical education, but for one reason
or another they cannot leave home to
secure it, so they drag along from one
year to the next in the same old rut.
There are hundreds of other that are
aVailing themselves of the opportunity
offered by the correspondence depart
ment OF our college. saving their leisure
moments and investing them in an
education that will mean thousands of
dollars to them in the coming years.
You may say that you are not able to
take course, but the person who can
least afford it is the one who needs it
most and should have it by all means
at any sacrifice it don't cost much.
Young friend, why not take advant-
age of this opportunity and gain a
business education by using your mo-
ments that would otherwise be wastedP
Why not spend an hour of the long
winter evenings after nightfall qualify
Inc yourself with a knowledge of the
famous Byrne Simplifed Shorthand,
Practical Bookkeeping, Typewriting,
Arithmetic, Grammer, Writing and
Telegraphy, for which the business
world will pay you cash?
Fill out the following blank and mail
to the correspondence Dept.
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler,
Texas, for catalogue and full particH.
lars.
A<aihO. ....'..... '.........
Correspondence Course Interested
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17
Good Weather Permits Farmers to
Make Rapid Advances in Their
Work.

The uniformly good weather that has
prevailed in this section of the state
for several weeks past has permitted
the farmers to make exceptionally
rapid progress with their farm work.
Much blowing has been done, in fact at
least two of the leading planters In this
section, namely, Mr.. Chas. F. Jeter and
Mr.. c. M. Shoemaker have finished
their blowing already, and will shortly
begin preparing their ground for seed.
ing. Seeding, however will not be
begun for at least six weeks even
though the weather should remain
favorable.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17

Fresh Rice Bran $40. 90
per ton, or $I.5o per sack.
Fresh Rice Polish 5000
per ton, or 2.25 per sack.
Louisiana State Rice Mill
ing Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-08-28
Death of Mrs. Arson Howard.

Mrs. Arson Howard died on Satur-
day night at 10 O'Clock, after a
lingering illness, from cancer of the
stomach, aged SO years. Through
out her long illness she bore her
affection with great fortitude-she
knew that no human aid could re-
store her to health and patiently
awaited the call of her creator to
relieve her of her suffering.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Service of the Methodist
church on Monday afternoon at the
family residence. and the reverend
gentleman delivered q sermon eulo-
CYSTIC Of the good woman who had
been called to her reward. Three
impressive selections were sung by a
quartet consisting of Misses Gertrude
Neumann and Hazel Scalberg and
Messrs. Guy Ewing and A. r. Davis.
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Fair Books and Accounts O. K.

Under the provisions of law
enacted last winter it is made the
duty of the public examiner to over
haul the books and accounts Of county
agricultural societies to the end that
money may not be drawn from the
state to pay bogus premiums. Mr..
S. B. Molander, deputy examiner,
was here last week and made a
thorough examination of the books
of Treasurer Jack and Secretary
Stanley of the fair society. Mr..
Molander found the books in excel
lent shape, and will so report. Nc
padding of premium lists here. Mr..
Molander was surprised at the big
ness of the Mile Laos County fair
he says there are only two or three
fair societies in the state that car
compare with it, and no society has
more complete buildings and grounds.
Since his last visit here, severa
years ago, Mr.. Molander says, Prince
ton has improved 100 per cent.
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Prosperous Zimmerman.

Zimmerman is rapidly forging to
the front as a good business point.
Passing through Zimmerman on the
cars one gets a wrong impression of
the place. There are numerous neat
and well-kept residences in thinner
man. Its warehouses and mercan-
tile Establishments will compare
with those of more pretentious
places. Its stores are we'll stocked
and appear to be doing a good bust
ness. 1t has hotel equal to that of
the average village and superior to
many Of them. Its bank seems to
be prospecting. This season it is ex-
pected that farmers produce to the
amount of at least 100000 will be
marketed there. The roads leading
in all directions from the town have
been greatly improved. IN fact Zim-
norman is thriving, bustling little
place. Success to it. May it con-
tinue to grow and prosper.