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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Wilson ie "alright!"
Tako pravi Wall st. - Kapitai-
sti zadovoljni z novo vlado.
Delavstvo mai ne prica-
kuje nicesar.

dovoljen, demokratski general so
zadovoljni, oficijelni Washington
je zadovoljen i'll - kapitalisticni
carji ma Wall Streetu so zadovolj-
nj. Zadnji so Sc posebej zadovolni.
zakaj bi ne bili9 Sal jih je Wood
row zagotovil, da Sc Jim nj treba
niGesar bait. To zagotovilo ie
pravzaprav neumnost. Kedaj so Sc
kapitalisti Sc bali svojih politicnih
hlapcev? Wilson ie izvrSil lie for
maluost in kapitalisti so to well
formalno ma znanic - kolikor
pride poStev iavnost.
Thomas Il. Ryan. general new
yorSke demokratije. multimilionar
in posebni zaupnill Wall Streeta.
je obiskal predSednika Wilsona.
Sc predno je bill Ia mescen zad-
Inji tedcn. Obisk je bill strogo pri-
vaten in ko Sc je Ryan povrnil y
New York. povedal ie Svoiim ko-
| legOm ma Wall Strectu. da Wilson
ie alright. Po Ryanu je sporo-
ell Wilson. da "poSten business"
Sc nina prav nicesar bait. Seveda
"bratci" ma Wall Streetu Sc sma-
trajo "a najveGic poSteniake na
isvetu - zato so brez skrbi.
ko je bill Wilson zadnii tOrek
inauguriran ali vmeScen predSed-
nixon. govoril je ma portam Belle
palace - kakor je ze Stara cestit-
llieva navada - svoj inauguracij-
ski govor. Ia govor je bill razvpit
po rmenem caSopiSju kot umotvor.
ki zaznamuje priGetel1 zlate dobe
70 a-IeriSko ljr dstvO. Wilson sicer
nj rabil toliko fraz kot Taft ali
Roosevelt. toda fraze, lepodoneGc
fraze so bile vendarlc. $4,000 oseb
ma Sirokem boulewardu pred Belo
palace je posluSalo Wilsona. Ia
tiste liudi je bill inaugrlracijski
govor nekaj novcga: toda nj bill
pa mic novega "a Wall Street. Vest
z newyorSke borze Sc ie glasila
drugi dan. la Wilsonov govor nj
tiSto mic vpival ma dnevne borzi.
ianSke Spellulacije. kajti znan ie
bill re poprej, predno ga ie slisala
javnost. kaj mai to pomeni? Ali
ne pomeni. da so kapitalisti ma
Wall Streetu znali ze en- teden po-
pref kaj bo Wilson povedal. ko
nastOpi predsedniSko mesto in
priSeze zvestobO liudstvuY In cc
so znali, mogli so znati le tcdai Gc
Jim je predsed,:ik svoi spisani 90
vor predlozilv pregled, Wilson je
alright,
DelavStvo mai ne priGakuje nj
cesar cd demokratov vladnem
sedlu. Demokratie bOdo SIuzili
mamOnu kakor so republikanci in
delavstvO bo osleparieno in izko-
riStano kakOr je bilo. Delavstvo
maj skrbi "a svojo lastno emanci-
pacijo, IN svojo laStno stranko in
bOri Sc maj naprej dokler ne pri-
de dan. ko bo vmeScen pred Belo
palace brez vsakih ceremOnii de-
lavski predSednik - socialist.
Bogastvo in tatvina sta dvojc
ka, kateri pa ina samo emo glavo.
Debeli Taft ie izgubil sluzbo.
Ne verjamemo. da hi sci sedai
Stapat pred kakSno tvornico.
Ako ho6es, da bodo tvoji DO
tomci ziveli boli3e. potem pridno
razSiriaj soc. liste in broSure.
Vseeno, Roosevelt jc svojem
zivljenju naredil emo dobro stvar.
Cbil je namrec stare republican
sko stranko.
V proSlem letu ie bilo 100000
razporok. 10000 otrok nc vedo Sc
dai, kan bi iih utaknili. Kaj ne,
socializem razdira dom.
Urednik, kateri proda "a denar
svoje mozgane - je bell suzenj.
PRAY mic nj boliSi kakor tiste zen
| sl,e III ca zo danor tudi veal,oro,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
" Albany, N. Y. je ,

" Albany, N. Y, je zaStrajkalo
mad tiSoc Studentov ma tamoSnii
" Albany High school. Vzrok
Strajka ie. ker so profesorji sus-
pendirali "a nekai dni. diva mlada
dijaka od Solskega pouka. Temu
50 sc pa uprli vSi drugi soSolci.
ter zahtevajo. da Sc Suspcndirana
dijaka takoj spreimeta nazai.
Radovedni smo. kai 81 misli ten
dijakih bivSi vSeuGiliScni pro-
foSor Elliot, ki je ncl5oc deial,
da il vSalli stavkokaz junak. Vse-
kakor 50 po njegovi logiki puntar-
ski viSokoSolci V Albany - Sami
falotie. Brzsotnc starokopitnega
vSeueliSenega profesarja nikdo
ne poide uprasat. ako ie to MENU
vSec ali ne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Il Clevelanda, O.. nam poroGa
sodr. a. GradiSar, ia ie pri toms
ME Mechanical Rubber Co. "
dnc ). marca zaStrajkalo 1900
delaveev. Straikarji So po ve6ini
Madzari in Slovaki. Straikarii so
stopili k I. w W. organizaciji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

V Philadelphia so zelcznicni de
lavci, kateri so vposleni pri Penn
sylvania Railroad Co. SH ma
Strajk. DrlUba ie Seveda takoi
importirala veGie stcvilo skebov.
Strajkujocim delavcem to seveda
nj bio vSec. in vnela Sc ie bitka
med Straikarii in skebi. Modre
oblasti so takoj poslale ma lice
meSta sto policaiov. kateri So ia
koj polovih % Strajkarjev. ker
MISC pustii pri miru junaSke ske-
be, da hi nemoteno izvrSevali svo-
jo umazano obrt.
Delavci Sc bodejo ze poGasi ma
ueili, kai je pravica.
VISA amcriSka konStitucija, nj
vrcdna. kadar Sc gre "a dclavce
elk tabaka'. Svoboda govora in
druge privilcgiie so le "a boljSe
llroge. KapitaliSti in njihovi I'VE
sti pajdaSi Sc Svobodno zverajo
in kISijo postavc kolikor hoGejo.
Ako pa revni delavci narcde samo
To kar Jim je zaiamGeno uStavi,
ie pa takoj YES policijski aparat
pokoncu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

V Newark. y. J.. so kroiaSki
dclavci vsled prevelikcga ode
rustva Cd strani kapitaliStov. ma
povedali Straik. KrojaSki Straj-
karji so ,. marca sklicali IL Union
Hall velik shod, ma katerem hi ma
stopila kot glavna govornica
Elizabeth Gurlev Flynn. organiza-
torica |. w. W. katero so berici
ravno izpustili izjcce Paterson.
kakor nitro jc kapitap Ncgei I'VE
del "a napovedani shod. je takoj
lastnika dvorane tclefonicno OBJ
vestil, da pod nobcnimi pogOii ne
SINE oddati dvorane Strajl;arjem V
najem. Straikarji so imcli dvora-
no ze V najemu. Ia Shod so pa mi
Sill, da je tudi zanie veliavna
tocka konstituciii. kier je jasno
in razloGno zaiamccna. popolna
svoboda zborovanj in govora.
Prislo pa ie drugaGe. V trenut-
lu. ko ie goyornica stopila ma
govorniSko tribune. da razkrinIa
kapitalisticne hiicne. ie Vogel
vdrl IL dvaisetcmi policaji V dvo-
rano, kateri so navalili ma govor-
nico in posluSalcc. ter razgnali
shod.
Ako VAN bode Sc kedO lagal.
da smo pred zakonom vsi enaki.
pliunitc mu zobc. Vsak, kedor
protektira kapitalistidne cigane,
nj mic boljSi cigan kakor pa ME
govi gospodarji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
NAVAL Ma SLUzBE.

Dolgih dvaiset "suhih" let
imeli so demokratje Washing
tonu. Iztradani kot ruski volkoyi
po tolikih gladnih letih planili so
sedaj k nalozeni mizi, XII Jim je
zagotOvliena sal IA Stiri leta.
Naval gladnih demokratov ie ia
ko velik. da Sc ie bati, da ne bo
prostora "a ME pri mizi oblozeni
z oficiielnimi sluzbami. Predsed-
mix Wilson je V hudi stiski. Sko-
ro vsakemu izmed ncstete arma-
de svOiih prijateljev, Xxi so Sc tru-
dill "a njegovo nominaciio in IL
volitev. ie obljubil mastno sluz-
hico V placilo. Champ Clark. biv-
81 IN naibrz tudi bOdoGi predsed-
mix kongresne zbornice, je obliu-
bil ravnotako svoiim pristaSem.
ko ie miSil, da bo nominiran ma
baltimorski konvcnciji in pozne-
le izvolien. Obliuh je torei bilo
dvakrat vec kot je pa sluzb. Ma
razpolago je par tisoc sluzb "a
postarje. distriktne pravdnike,
vladne kOlektorie. marSale it'd.
toda pred vratmi caka" kakih
deset tisoc zvestih" demokra-
tov, ki Sc priduSaio, GeS: cob
lJubljeno nam je. pa je!" Pred
Sednik Wilson mora sedaj odlo-
ziti vsako drugo vazno opravilo
in Sc petati $ probemom, kako
nasititi tolpo sluzb gladnih demo
kratov, ki so stradali" dolgih
dvaiSet let. Polozai je res kriti-
GEN.
Dcmokratie 81 mislijo: lie
dajmo ga, doSler ie cas-! Sal Sc
ne We. kako bo cez Stiri leta."
Republikanci so ravnotako de-
lali. To je princip kapitalisticnih
politikariev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Y zapadnin drzavah California.
Oregon, WaShongton. Idaho. Ne
vada in Arizona So $500 clcktrar-
nih delavcev pripravlia M Strajk.
Delavci so upoSleni pri Pacific
telcfonski in brzojavni druzbi.
Namesto doSedanjih 1915. zahte-
vajo A.25 ma dan. Allo Jim druzha
nr izpolni zahtcv. izruhne Strajk.
Iidarii ma Pacificnem obreziu
in provincah B. c. so 81 uStanovili
uniio. katero so priklopili \. F.
OF Labor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

V Lengwood. ST. Louis Co..
Mo. socialist Y SolSl:i odbor IL
yolili IL veliko veGino diva sodru-
ga. Pri prihodniih volitvah upa-
io, da bodijo pomedli IL celim
mcScanskim odborom. Kal,or tudi.
ia bodejo znagali IL svojim
drlavnim kongreSmanom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
Ednrd II. Shaltzer. blaeainik

Cd Central Labor Union. ie ma
znanil. da Strajkarii Y Akron. o..
dObc tedenske podpore $4,000 cd
\. f. of L.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Hnani delavSki voditeli Joseph
j. Ettor, ie bill kot undesirable"
tlovek izgnan IL White Rock.
b. C.. Povelic izgnati Ettoria IL
Canade je priSlo IL Ottawa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

V Mexiki ze z6pet meSajo god
Ito Sonora, naibogateiSa polra-
iina NeXilc. neGc priznati gene
rala Huerta "a Svoicga gospodar-
.ia. DO malega vsi Sonorci simpati-
ziraio umorienim prcdscdnillom
Maderom. Zopct Sc bodc zaGcl
krvavi pies. N koristi kapitali-
sticnih rebeluhov. Kapitalisti ho-
dejo dali denar. delavci pa ziv-
ljenje.
Sumljivo dejstvo je, da Sc
ravno V Sonori. .licr Amcrikanci
in Anglezi poseduieio skoro vse
rudnike in "rence" "- zopet VISTA
ia Siri. MogoGe ie pa ljudskim
tatovom vSec lcpa in bogata de
zela.
Strajk tkalcev in barvariev
svile Sc je razSiril skoraj ma vso
industrijo. Samo Paterson, y.
j., ie ma Straiku $4,000 delavcev.
II Patersona. ki je srediSGe svile-
ne obrti, sc je straik razsiril tudi
ma Astoria in College Point. Il. l..
Easton. Allentown. Wilkes-Barre
in Williamsport. Pa, tef Hacken-
sack, Union Hill in Plainfield,
New Jersey.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Urednik, kateri proda "a denar
svoje mozgane - je bell suzenj.
PRAY mic nj boliSi kakor tiste zen
ske, XII so "a denar tudi vsakemu
ma prodaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

V proSlem letu ie bilo 100000
razporok. 10000 Otrok nc vedo Sc
dai, kan bi iih utaknili. Kaj ne,
socializem razdira dom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Stavbinski delavci bodo kmalu
zaceh postavljati move krasne
stvabe. Ampak palace ne bodo "a
tiste, kateri jih bodo postavili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Vas gOspodar je obenem tudi
gospodar maSine, pri kateri della
tie. vi ste danes sunni in magari
ce vsaki dan delate pri drugem
"bossu". Socialist hOGeio, da vi
postanete solastniki vsch strojev,
pri katerih delate.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Prostitucija je "biznis" kapl-
talizma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Sedaj Sc kmalu pricne sezona.
kl sc bOde prijetno voziti V avto-
mobilih. Samo vOzili Sc ne bodo
hsti, kateri so automobile ndelali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

This paper 10 devoted
TO the interests OF the
workins class. Work
ere are entitled TO all
what they produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Najtezie delo V danasnji druzbi
ie - dobiti delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Vseeno, Roosevelt JIG Svojem
zivljenju naredil emo dobro stvar.
Cbil je namrec stare republican
sko stranko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Mi potrebuiemo bogastvo in ka'
pital, ne potrebuiemo pa kapita'
listov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Bogastvo in tatvina sta dvoic
ka, kateri pa ina samo emo glavo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Ako ho6es, da bodo tvoji po-
tomci ziveli boljse, potem pridno
razsiriaj soc. liste in broSure.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Debeli Taft je izgubil sluzbo
Ne verjamemo. da hi sci sedai
Stapat pred kakSno tvornico.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
Lake Preston Lady ;
Takes Paris Green

lake Preston, July 1&-Discourag-
ed by prolonged illness, Mrs. Henry
FalcDner, a. wellknowni resident of
Lake: Preston, ended hsI life by swat
lowing a quantity of paris green. For
a long time she had been on the sick
list and physicians could give her no
relief. On returning home Mr.. Fal-
coner" found bis wife in, bed apparent
ly mGah worse than when he had left
her a. few hours before. An inYesti-
CATION disclosed that she had swol-
lowed paris green. A physician vas
summoned but could not counteract
the effects Of the poison. All the
woman could say before she died was
that SIZE. had taken the unison to end
the pain in her head, She was II
years Of. age. having been born in
New York; state in 1S41. Following
her marriage to Mr.. FaleDner in 1876
they took UP their residence at New
Hartford Ia, and in 1881 came to South
Dakotay. locating near Lake Preston,
where they lived on a farm until
three years ago, when they came to
Lake Preston She is survived by
her husband, a 0 and other relatives
A little over two years ago she suf.
fered AZ general breakdown.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
Triple Tax Works
aHardship on People

go
Among the resolutions adopted at
the recent meeting of the state
Grange at Brookings is the following.
relative to the taxation of mortgaged
property
Whereas, the borrower owns only
the equity in the property. eyat is, the
difference between the selling value
and the mortgage IL the mortgage is
for 50 per cent, then the borrower is
to be taxed for twice as much as he
owns, which is double taxation; and
If in addition he is taxed on the mort.
gage. it will be triple taxation, as
compared with the farmer who owns
his farm free OF debt; therefore,
Resolved that we are strongly op.
posed to the taxation Of mortgages,
WheE property raortgaged is already
paying double taxation.
In this the grange seems to have
shown a vivid conception Of the mat.
ter OF taxaticn. Are the grangers
right? We think they are, If not.
will someone please point Out the
weak spot in the above conclusion.
Groton Independent.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
Panama Canal will
Open Jan. al9ls

1t is now expected that the Panama
canal will be ready for the passage Of
ships not later than the first of DC.
tober of this year, although the of
fetal opening will not take place until
January /, 1915. Captain Roald Am
undsen's ship, the Fran" which will
start for a voyage of exploration In
the fall. will be the first ship to pass
through, if present plans are carried
out. Some of the electric locomotives
for towing ships through the locks
have been completed and the tracks
For them, with racks between the
rails to engage cog gears on the mot
ors, have been laid. A humber Of
views in the August Popular Mechan-
les Magazine indicate the progress
that is being made in the canal con-
struction. -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24

tionaaism. Tae3 outcome OF It all is
that multiplied thousands have lost
all knowledge of God in tEeir souls
To ait intentss and purposes God is
of His will in any of their plans and
doings, but live as ii there were no
God. They are atheists without tax
ing the trouble to- declare formally the
atheism which they hare inwardly &C
cepted.
THE people must nov be called 10
seek God He Is d. real. living person,
and He will be Found of those who
sincerely seek HIM. Bat He aust be
sought as the supreme need Of the
lives of men. He must be sought for
His own sake. He will not be found
of men VINO seek HIN simply to- RENE
sdy a bad commercial situation, Or Ito
cure social and political ills. Efeewfll
not consent to be used as 0 sort of
celestial and Omniscient Chiefofy
Police to help us suppress grating
and stealing and RIGHTEOUSNESS,
1T is quite true that if all the peo-
pie turned to God they would be turn
ed away from eyersa evil thing. But
they will never turn TO God untfEathey
feel that the worst disaster in life is
that one should fail to know our
Heavenly Father. They must be
made to feel the sorrowfulness Of the
~orphanage OF the soul until, like the
! prodigal OF the parable, they begin te
say each within himself, will arise
and go to my Father
we have mad already too treat
disposition to try to use God for al
sorts Of social a~meliorationss mora
reforms and political renovations. /
Is time now we sought Him for Him
self alone. Il is time we begansto CT.
with the psalmisrs Whom have ] Il
heaven but Thee and there is non'
upon earth that | desire beside Thee,
Then indeed shall we find Him whei
our hearts pant for Him as the har
panteth after the water.brooks
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
United States to Edward Hav

| United States to Edward Hayes,
NWASWA IS TT SIS; Patent.
| F. P. Phillips, county treasurer to
w, K. Thomas, lot 4 section. 80 1T SIS;
$1.0G
w E. Thomas to H. A. HiIdebrandts
lot q, section 80 1T SO; $500.
! Oliver Storlie to WIN. o. StorlTe,
,NEA IA and NWA 10 116 81; SLIGO.
First National Bank of WATERFOWL
to JOHN Marx, SEA 2Y 116 81; s1.CD.
Charles H. Palmer to BENZ. W.
Palmer part OF MaydaTe, QuoiIa
Beach, SI.00.
Sabeia Herfurthy Davis to Leo F.
.Cranes lot 10, bloek.6, Ways addition
$.1.00.
United States OF America to Tony
,Smits, EkNEA %12-117-5t; Patent
Frank Mkins, sheriff to- Marion H.
Cress, NWA rs fl7 SIS; s102.SS.
Dakota Securities Go. to H. v. Pet
~erson, lots 2 and. 3, block S, Ways
Addition; $4,000.
George W.. Case to Myrtle d. Brown
south 5 acres Of the west 10 acres
of the Sc OF secgion IS 1T So; $3.50.
Pauline F1orey to G. A. Sasse, lot
a, block II. Henry $4,000.
CHRISTIAN q. seim to II. F. Camp
bell, lots 1, 2, and 4, block &c,
Syndicate Additions ssss00.90.
Tom Nicholson to Ida e. Davis,
lot IL. block SO, Second Railway Ad.
ditioH. (Und haEJ; $4,000
WIaona & st. Peter Fly. Co, to Pete
Lindner. lot 1, block I. K%ranzburg
sS5e.o0.
JOHN II. Benn ct al to John f kahi
lot 25, block 1, South Shore: $4,000
Central Additions Co to W. j. Dean
lots IS and Az, block 80, Replat Wes
Watertown; $4,000.
Albert Scharn to Amelia Scharri
SEA section % and WhNEA ana
EzaNWA ~ rio 81; s1.o0.
Frank McGin to Adeline yolker
lot 2. block IS, Henry; $4,000.
II. D. Wairath to u. E. Rrickell, Jr.
not 8. block Is, Syndicate Addition
Watertown s1.oo.
q. s. As. To- Miner w. Smith. NEt
Ct NWM I16 SIS; Patent.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
Wall Street Journal
Tells America Need


Under the caption, What America
Needs, the Wall Street Journal has
the following to say. Can 1t be pos
sible that Wall Street has needs Of
this kind1
What America needs more than
railway extension and western irri-
CATION, and Il bigger wheat crop, and
merchant marine, and a new navy,
Is d revival Of piety, the kind father
and mother used to havepiety that
counted II good business to stop for
daily family prayers before breakfast,
right in the middle Of harvest; that
quit aeld work half hour earlier On
Thursday night, 50 as to get the ode
jobs done and 80 TO prayer meeting
That's What N.Y. need now { clean TIL
country q alth, Of graft. and OF greed
petty ana Biz % worship of tins
houses aud DIG lands and high ofiict
and grand social functions.
TshisSreashed AS eyeof BIsGhan
der whose comment is SO a~ppropri
nat we cannot do better thai
uaote 1t here.
sdfsorfs right I'M ceiling Il
back 81 more earneas forms of iif
these things Involve ii
WANTS geligion III tho home he can
ne II vsr Nj DisaVo. NJ i,s ;ssaSs ~ 8,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24

spur of the motive to which he APP
peals? Hardly.
we cannot get a revival Of relig-
ion by seeking a revival of religion.
Nowhere in Gods word are men adj
monished to seek religion or to seek
a revival of religion. They are al
ways urged to seek God. All the re-
rivals Of religion which have blessed
the world In the history Of the past
have come when men have undertaken
TO seek God. None have ever come
otherwise. We cannot deity even q
revival OF religion. God must be the
Supreme Object Of our love and de
sire.
aMen Called Preachers Have Explain
ed Away the Word Of God
Herein is our trouble--we have
Host God. Men called preachers hayt
Explained away the word OF God, max
ing IT no longer 4 sure word IF proph
ecy but All antique for the critics +
analyae and discuss. The moral las
has been lowered. T1ssSeaenxnInand
ments hass been reGkoned as piec
ef Mosaic plagiarism applicable 70 th
naral needs 81 ancient nosaadssn ta
wilderness. but have no more than
qualified bearing on the life of today
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
A GOOD

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w. D. Magli, a we'll known mer-
chant of Whitemound, Wis, bought
a stock Of Chamberlain's medicine SO
as to be able to supply them to his
customers. After receiving them he
was himself taken sick and says that
one small bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was worth more to him than the cost
of his entire stock of these medicines.
For sale by all dealers. Adv. 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.

The Scandinavian lutheran church
holds services Sunday at II i, M III
Norwegian. subject Of sermon. assvia
We Also Go Away Musical program
by " IN The evening. No reg.
alar services before September I.
Yoa viii attend2 Sure
O ~. Edwards. Pastor.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
Lake Shore Lots for Sale

have 4 few very choice lake shore
lots Tor sale q i very reasonable
price. These lots ara the finest
building . on Lake Kah1pesks.
Price $4,000. Mrs. r r Hopkins,
ls25 EAST Kemp Aye Ady altf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24
CAUSES or STOMACH TROUBLES

CAUSES OF STOMACH TROUBLES
Sedentary habits, lack Of cut door
exercise, insufficient m~astication of
food, constipation, 4 torpid liver. wor-
ny and anxiety ~overeating. partaking
of fopd and drink . suited to your
age and occupation. Correct your
habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets
and you will soon ha wen again. For
safe by aifFdealers ADV 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24

To admire, to I've, TO regret, is to
live, said o great writer. Do not let the
regret be brought on by a cough or cold,
which if treated when it first appeared
would have easily been controlled. Aliens
Cough Balsam brings welcomed relief in such
cases. Contains no harmful Ingredients.
25c., SOC. and $1.00 bottles at all dealers.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24

inspected by the congratulate deputy
here and when en- route or at DIES
tination he finds that the certificates
are not accepted by the state to which
he is destined, he will again be held
for inspection and have a double in
sfjt1tion fee to pay. After taking all
this under consideration, the graduate
veterinarians Of the state with, |
think, but very few exceptions have
taken the stand that they will not
accept these appointments.
The following resolution was pass
ed at the annual meeting held at
Mitchell, S. y, June 10 and II, 1913,
and every graduate veterinarian in
the state with but three exceptions
has shown his good faith by signing
the same, ..,