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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
n RGANIIATION COZ

n RGANIZATION COM.
MITTEE arrives at
3:i5.
Accompanying the seere.
tsries Of the treasury and
agriculture are Miss Mona
mcAdoo. Miss Robinson. PR.
sste Secretary George n.
Cook. r~ivate Secretary w.
=. Calender. and s. a, Cray
anc n. Y. parnell. OF the
penne Jlvsnia railroad.
The committee travels In
private car, especially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28

equipped Tor office work.
The cabinet members will
get down 20 business tomor-
row In court room No 2. fed.
erai building. The hearing
viii begin at Q n. m.
The Commercial Club.
the Chanbe rof Commerce
and the Seattle Clearing
Houae association have com
piled a tremendous amount
Of evidence showing swhy
Seattle 10 the logical city In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
M'kENZiE OBJECTS

County Commissioner Nc.
Kenzie objected to the expend.
Iture of $4,000 for a county
hospital ambulance. which he
said had been Offered for sale
at 5000. yesterday when the
question came before the board
The machine was sold to the
county by Cecil Upper. OF the
Citizens National Bank OF
Georgetown
Commissioners Hamilton and
and Knudsen voted for the APP
propriatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28

the Open Forum. the Swedish ALI
Gnce. the Seattle Press club. the
Hotel de Gink. the Norwegian
brotherhood. the Welsh Singing so
ciety. the German Trombone as.
soclation. the Order OF the Spugs.
the Holly Rollers, the Employees
Association OF the Public Morgue,
and the Unit Holders OF the Trustee
Co."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
AVEN'T YOU Been PLUCKED ENOUGH, MIR. CAR RIDER?

1JTY COUNCILMAN ERICKSON is back
l. from San Francisco, where he inspected
hat cty's new municipal railway.
He i. going to tell the people of Seattle
what he found down there. in two signed articles
n. first of which will be published tomorrow.
During its first year, San Franchises mu-
,;c;n.i railway made her fine cash profit.
Profit is all right, but that municipal owner
..;, experiment did greater things than yielding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
A HEAVYWEIGHT

LONG BEACH. Cal. Jan. 20.
The boat Of the Long Beach
Life Savers was requisitloned
to rescue Povndmaster Hutch
lns from his flooded cottage.
Hutchins weighs $50 pounds,
and ordinary boats we're not
deemed safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
CAPT. POND TO
Be c0MMANOANT
At BREMERTON

WARRINGTON. Jan. "a. was
'o mere today that Capt. c. =.
rone. supervisor Of the Twelfth
"svs' district would be made a
nn ADMIRAL and given command
"e Puget Sound navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
BAN is OFF TANGO

ROME. Jan. 28.--lt was re.
ported that the pope had tho
Tango danced before him and
removed HIS ban on Il. saying
IL was merely very tiresome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28
STATIONED AT FRISCO

''SNEO ~ Fh1SCO
eAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-As
.upefvIsor Of the Twelfth Naval dis
ue', Capt. Chas. =. Ponds head
sssHefs Tor the past three years
"sss been at San Francisco, where
- y president also Of the navy
smin,n1 and retiring board meet
'ns at Mare island.
ne was graduated from, the U. s.
asyal , academy with III. class Of
~ ~, snd has seen much service on
me Pacific.
~. me captain is TO leave for Wash
.s'0n N about ten days to take
w promotion examination.
ne preferred today not to dis
ss.s his prospective new detail as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28

n costs a trifie mor~ and takes . rtt.
longer TO complete Hystt-Foweiis book.
keeping and shorthand. but results prove
tho superiority and real worth of the
Hyatt Fowclls School. 9TH and Pine =
AdverttRamspt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28

,As snsr'ty ball will be given by
~. ns, 1erInan Ladies' Aid society in
pIa p'u feilows hall. 10th av. and r
''ne st.. Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-28

~ S",o 70 one Of the foremost OF
inc Hastern states in wool grow.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
VPRASANJA IN

N%praSanjc Ali more bIti pane
ten cI"v"k sam >v"l S%"yraluik!
pdgov"r. E"toVo. Steer hi mo-
rail- ml>lltl. ia 50 vSi tisti dclavci
v I"dinJrnlh drIavah ncumnl, Iii
50 N"llIl kapltaIl>tlcnc k%andldatc.
Epra>anJr: Mi res mis-" kapl-
tallN'lcn" >trankc "a dclavca y no
h'n'Im "IIru h"IlS" oct S"cIalINlic-
nc!
'd""N"r; -" haJu tam ma nI
'f'na me- mlSlIIl.
NPraNanl'; nj" @radl /rIr|nl-
c'
V''""N"r; '''Ia\'l
hu" @ra"l N"|"\'
~i,'!aNr!,
MI" I'' "pr''''Ia : N'"'|'
"NI,'' S~N',''"" M
p'IaN'''
N"" S'""' '""''""'''' N"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
STRIC SAM IL MEHIKE.

Dnc 23. novcmbra So vOiaki Ic-
dinjcuih driav zapustili Vera
Cruz. Ma mcSto Funstonovih Get
81 priSli voiaki mchikauskcga &c
ncrala Aguilaria.
kar Sc tee ~imtcrcsov amcriSkc-
"a ljudStva, prizuavamo. da nam
j. clSto use emo, kdo ic priScl tia.
ola j. lc naSc vojaStvo zapustilu
dclrlo, Y katcri .jc bilo popolnoma
ncpotrcbno. kaIti doklcr So 81 a
m'rlSkc uniformc kazalc ma Itch
m"hlkanSkr rcpublikc, 81 j. bilo
''duo bait ncVaruoSti, da So pri-
pctl kai, kar hi 81 lahko Smatralp
IA "caSu> bclli'. IA povod vojnr.
In amcriSkcmu l.iudStvu ic trcba
vojur Z Mchiko pray toliko koii-
kor ptijjcga mlcka.
liouatijc Y drzcli MISC koucaur.
to Jr res. Wade iu protivladc Sc
mnoIr kakor gobc pc dcziu. kma-
la bo incl vSak general Mchiki
NvoJo armada. Boiujcio 81 pc
mcNtlh IN bitkr imaio izvcn NEST
Use res. In obzalovauia j. vrcd-
no. Ali navzocnoSt uaScga voia-
silva nj pray ME zboljSala polo
laJa Sc pref "a j. pokvarila.
Mchiko ina Svojo tclko krizo :
IN tudi dolgotraina .ir. Ali la kri-
"a ina n~otranjc vzrokc. cato Sc ne
da rcSitl od zunaj. Drugc pomoGi
~, ka&"r miru" potrpyti. I'D ur,-
etc Mchikanci SAM svoic razmcrc.
Nojna Amcrikc L Mchiko hi bila
uavadma vojna "a kapitalizcm pa
maj >Ilkajo kapitaliStitni GaSopi>i
mchIkanSko anarhiio s. boil jruo,
ncgo ST .io Slikali doSlci.
l.judstvo Amcriki ina vcliku
nujuciSih Skrbi kakor voiuo "a
kapltalizcm. L. ma hcdo PEI Svojih
drzayah mai 81 ore waShjuvtuu-
ska ylada. pa bo spozuala. XII, t.
ulrua uajvaIuciSa ualoga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

sas' Georgia, "a,,i'' "'S''SS,ppi'
Nor'h aroma tennessee, "eS.
o.: Nraga Suhc SO!
v: Ali maJo tam zcnc volilno
pravlco
O.: lin - nima.io .ic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
K~ONKURENCA

II 81. Paula y Miuuc>ot, poro-
oaio:
Prihodnja legislature bodc ma
proScna, da 81 mai doyoli uporab
Ijanjc ka%znjcnccv pri gradnji
c"St. Pc mncnju nckatcrih pa ic
To protipoStavno.
Tudi mi hi dcjali. ia j. to pro-
II UStavi, s. bolj pa pro,i ldravc-
mu razumu. In >iccr govorita
diva motna argumcuta proti Ia
kim uamcuom.
kdor j. kaj zakriyil. ga ob>o-
JaJo lakoni naSr druIbc ma elo-
bo, zapor, icco ali smrt. Po>ta-
y" same odmcrjajo kaznl dovoli
>trogo IN Soduiki tudi vctinoma
MISC 'prcmchkuIui." Po kakSmi
pravlci mai hi Sc tc kazui 81 poo
STRIFE ) TEN. Ola hi hill kaznjcmci
T." crstah izpostavljcni poglcdom
vs|akoVrStnih radovcdnczcv! Nj
sligo Ii oGct.lr domoVinr. da hi In.
ko Specialize %ponizavanjc kaz-
nJcnccv p%oSpcScvalo pobol.jSanjt
kalnJcnccv! Nam ST. zdi narobc
&c hoGctc poboljSati clovcka. mo-
rate prcdvsem dvigniti cut ME
govcga ~clovcSkega doStojanstva.
Drugo pa j. to: Ali maj bodo Z
malimi in vclki grcSniki vrcd tn.
di nedolzni dclavci kaznovani .
&c hoGcjo graditi ccStc, kjcr 81
potrcbnc, bono to pozdravili T.
vcliklm vcScljcm. Rcgulirajo mai
rckc; oSuSc mai moGyirja: namo.
tijo maj preSuha zcmljiSca; urc.
de maj j%czcra; degrade mai kama.
lc; ali poklitejo mai svobodnc de-
lavcc, Xxi Gakajo ma dclo i'm zaslu-
EEK. Imanjkalo Sc Jill ne DO kma.
In. kajti prcvcc Jill j. brcz posla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
ZAKAJ SMO NEUMNI?

/I.nI nlSut.lI Kills I,.,.A
nr;novcdni. s.I;,a. !.
Iii nrcbivnI.c rlomo,o uar,
toyaI ro swain -. od mo.,a do
m.s,n l,Lor mi "hon; ,nn,I;a"i
~a,nn,I ~ ,'. "n''
ic pris.l ,udi M nn;o Zrmlio vr.
I5nstr. ,.Lo ~ ,,.m.LaI. ,Ia j,
l,por !. Nar,iam n1rI naJ
,r.5,I .aa, |IaIn, I.
rr.n.y,i. nrsrm ;o h,dI .,oio
ro, srrc,I ~ ~ ,J ~,
,;J,,i ,.I, ro,,,
N.,,;,, -, u.,l,.,.u.
.DoL.r J,r'"
..Doh., Janr. od,d..rn
,.mIi,,
..K,i -, ,,r i,,,
"I.5.n SOM
..u,l.i ,, ,o,"
.\,,a
"D.lai,. -, ., ho,,o ;moIi "
~. r,,,on, ,,n;,; ii, =,
"Zakni ma ~. d.Ia,. rooLJ.
Ionib ,lrb po..i,n III, ko,uz.
nosoditc kromniri, "oi;,. drnr,
vim. r,.,liu. Z,kai ~. .,or;,.
,.y.,"
..Ias,riL >.nl;. ~. r. v,amc .,
..kai nr,y;,.5'.
..\o n~o,..,r;l ma da do ii oh
Jcla,aI emilia.
..kdo -. !. IN no...,r;L ,em
eta 5ig,r 50 FLA
..T.., ~. r,1um.m Sal r~ra,;,.
,.uJar un ,.mIii 4. J.. Roo u>,,a.
Ri zomIio
..Da. tako nraviio"
up, ko; nj u.,v,riI ,.,lio -,
49,. >y,i. o,,ok. Il, IN - nrido.
LiyaI hranop"
..SlisaI som ~govor;ti - tom Mo-
yor. a., i. talk, y. vem nj: ,
tenn
..k,E, rrib,i, IL, roS,,i. r,.
,om,luik lo>tuik z.mlico"
..ZoEou mn Jai. p~r,v;co
..kdn ma della lokonoo"
..No. mi"
..kJo +. ,o. Ni7"
..NnIilri ioz in Jruo
..Ir o.; H,,nr.uo Iiud.,vo ,J..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
VOJSKOVATI Sc HOCEJO.

kanadSki vojui minister gene
ral-major Hughes jc nalnauil da-
nc>. da - j. zgla>ilo do >cdaj IT,
100 tlNoj Amrrikauccy y Xdrulc-
nth drzavah. Iii hi Sc radi Vol
>kovali ma Strani zavcluikov. Med
voJa>ivom. Iii j. bilo poSlano IL
kanadc y Anglijo. 81 uahaja tn
dl prcc"j Amcrikauccv.
Prvi hip II 6itatclj tc vcsti
vpraSa. &c j" priSlo y Z~cdimjcnih
drIavah Stoti>ot l.iudi oh pamct
Ncliko boil Sc bono pribliial.
prav"mu Spoznanju, &c Sc spom-
nimo, da je priSlo nckoliko milo
nov Judi Y Zcdinjcnih drzavah
Oh kruh.
MiSli nastaJajo y CLAW. ali ma
glavo vpliva zclodcc. Bcda in la
kota uStvarja poScbno filozofijo.
oh katcri st prcucha v>aka logi-
ka.
Take jc Ralmcrc u|stvaraja
jlovcka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
Martin Oberlau. prcds
Louis Bre>uiker. zapis.

ma ponuSui, ia ic Sla moia arma-
da po NaScm moStu. .Iaz pa po-
skrbim, da dobitc ma ogra.ic mo-
sta bronasto tablico Y spomin tc-
ga znamcnitcga dogodka.'
ko jc madame Dclbct p%rotcSti-
rala proti tcmu, da hi .io kdo ime-
noval podanico Ncmcijc, 81 ic gc-
neral oSabno nasmc.ial in nadalic-
val
Madame. to vpraSanic j. H.
rcScno. F'rancija Sc ne more wee
rcSiti. Scvcda, vi govoritc o vaSih
prijatcliih Anglczih in Rush. ali
nlkar So ne varajtc. Anglczi So
mogoGc dobri ma moriu. ampak ma
Suhcm ne S~tcicio mic. CiSto mic
In Rusi! IIa, ha, ha! Rusi pa s. ne
vcdo, ka.i .ic armada"
Icna %pripomni, da So Rusi dru-
gacni kakor pa So bill oh 6aSu ia
ponskc vojnc.
"Morda nckoliko. Toda Ru-
Slla NINA armadc. SliSitc? Osta-
nejo VAN, kakor iahko >pozmate,
torej >amo s. Francozi. kaj pa
u"rcjo F'raucozi >toriti. Ako ho.
""tc hiti odkriroSr5ui, madame.
moratc >"mi priznati. da ste Fran
c"zi do kraia dcgcncriram pro
padrn uarod. VAN - bliza ko
nee. Iaupal VAN bonn del tajno.
>tl, kaJ uamcrayamo >Ioriti I VA
mai kolikor j. dobrlh in Idravih
mo>kih " FranciJi, jill bono pre-
Ncllil y Scycruo \emcijo i'm tam
oIcnili : cvrStimi in ldrayimi
mcmSkimi dcklcti; ma ia uaGim bo-
do v%zgojili zdravc in kori>tnc o
trokc. vs." oStalc F'raucozc i'm
~trancozinjc bono pa nalozili ma
barkc IN poslaIi trl Ailautik Y
JUNO in srvcrno Amcriko."
kmalU ma To 81 j. general po-
>l"vil cd madame DclbcI. rckot :
"Scdaj grcm Paril in kadar
prldctc "a mcn"j, me lahko Obj
SGete."
Zadnji pondclj"k jc pa pridrycl
Y mcStccc ncmSki avtomohil. Cro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
Zgovorni general.

Nojni poroccvalec &. Inman
Barnard ic pisal II. S%cptcmbra IL
Pariza
Pierre Dclbct, professor mcdici-
ne ma pariSki mcdicinski fakultc-
Ii. kjcr j. mnOgo ameriSkih dila-
kov, pripovcduic o obisku svojc
Observation-Disclosures matcrc,
Xxi stanje majhncm mcstrcu OH
rcki Grand NORM. V tenn kraju
.ie pred kratkim opcrirala armada
gencrala klucka.
Madame Dclbct ina maihno vi
la tik rckc, i'm ma listen mcStu j.
ozek, Lessen most ccz vodo, Iii vcdi
do obSirnih sadoVujakov ma ma
Sprotnem brcgu rckc. V mcStccu
sta hila Sc diva %jav9a mostova. to-
da oba so pred par dncvi raZstrc-
iii framcoSki inzenirji. ko So uni
kali pred prodiraioGim ncmSkim
valom. Omcnjcni lcseni most 81 pa
PuNtiIl ncd''akhJ'n' kcr Jr |aNrh-
Ia laStniua.
Drugi dan pc razstrclbl moStov
:" prlSlI Ncmcl. General, mlad
ciov"k. j" kr"ml ; SvoJlm Sprcm-
SiEom protl viii stare zen". Eden
i"m"d Iolakov Spr"mStvu Jc
stark poka]al revolver, IN gene
raI' III j. p"V'lJcVal dlVIZIn pru-
r. @ar"', 10 J' %apovrduJ"r" o.
goN"rH ' I'pl irahcoScim
Madame DO brcz dvoma dovo-
IVA ud PrcN"racl''" hJ'h lcNchl
most.
a VAN me- mor'm tc@a |abra-
.i''' 'o'a opoIofI'l vas moran ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

Dvakrat diva j. Stiri. To ic res
nlca V Evropi in Y Amcriki in pc
vScm Svctu. Tako ic tudi sploSma
IN ncizprcmcnljiva rcsnica, da
zmagujc moGncjSi. Zatorcj bo
dclavstvo takrat zmagalo. kadar
DO moGnc.iSc cd kapitalistov. Moe
ncisc BIO, kadar DO dovoli organi-
zirano.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

ia ncmSkih ulanov. UStrclili 50
salvo, IA zadcl me nj uobcdcu. Pc
moji crni oblcki So mcnda >ndili.
da sem bclgijski vojak. Magic sem
za.jczdil bicikcl in odfrcal prot
Ghcntu, kamor sem dospcl brcz o.
wire.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
AiJ> II ISM "
AvStT. SlOvenSkO
Boil. Pod. OTuStvr
Inkorponrsno "a. fsbruva .
1908 v drkzvi kansas
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
Ustanovheno 10. ianuvarJa
1884,.

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNlkI:
Professionals: MRATIN OBERZAN, Box ~. L. Mineral. Kan.
Podpreds.: JOHN GORSEk, Box l79, Radley, kans.
rajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
tilagajnik: FRANK STARClC,R Box 20 Mulberry. kAus
Hapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNlKAR. |. Box 30, Fronteu.c. Ksas
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POT Ridley. Hans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box ASP. Fronteuac. han.
ANTON HOFFMAN. Frontenac. Kans
POROTNI ODBOR.
JOSH SVATO, h. 4, Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, BOx226, Jenny Lind, Ark.
MALTA SETINA, Box 23. Franklin, Hans.
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAK, Box -, Frontenac. Kans.
JOHN MlkLAVC, Box 227, Frontenac. Kans.
Sprejomna %pristojbina cd 10 do 40 leta znaSa $3.50.
vs. dOpisi Sc MAJ blagovoIiJo posijet. Il la)niku
fe denarne posiljatve pa gl blagajniku-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

Dolznost vsakega socialistA I.
oodpirati svoje casopisje. Agit,
raite "a "Proletarca" Fridobit.
nu move rrroIniks
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01

Socialism nj koncc boia IA oh
Stanck, pat pa koncc brutalncga
boia med Glovckom i'm Glovckom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
AMERI$kI
DRUZINSKI KOLEDAR
"a LETO 1918
"Koledar" ina sledeco vsebino:
SPISI:

". Molek: Yam (pesem). - Koledar. Zgodovinski dnevi in DO
datki - stoletna pratika. Leto 1915. -Postne nformacije (Nekatere
vazne doDcbe glede poste Zd. draw. Paketna posta. Postna hranil
nica) - Letni preged Tod Is sept. 1918 do Is. sept. IA. - Cloveska
klavnica. - Kiplng Molek: Paeano je pesemD. joe Zavertmk:
Ambrozic: PoJub. - Ivan Molek: Satanov ponos Pesem). - Jaures.
mucenik "a mednarodni mir. - Ingerson: Kadar Sc razkade oblaki -.
- Benton Godina: Bomba, katero je razSrehl Ford - Kajtebnga:
zunaj banke. - joe Ambrozic: Njegova oporoka. - E,bin Krstan:
Bomba v tovarni drama V l dejanju). - Nv. Molek: Prdni ljudje
tpesem). Ali je bill pri clovek v Ameriki? - ". Moek: Temp -
Oscar AmGnger: Pekel - Kruppove posasti. Kajtebrga: Jehova
v sknpch - Joze Zavrtnik: Dekle. - Jack London: Moo mocnega. -
Il Moek: In bog je rekel (pesem). - Maksim Gorkij: IRA. - Henry
Il Klein: Rockefeller, poseSnik Amerike. - Emanuel Julius: Dokaz
pc okolcmah. - Theodore Cvetkov: Kako je nastaloz ivlenje ma zem-
Ill - James Morton: RedkejN in mocneYi otroci Socialism v Chile.
- DR. Malcolm Kirr: Fizicne posledice zenskega mezdnega della. -
Fedor Soogub: BodocnGt - K Sikh SOC. kluba St 81 V Sprngfiedu
Ills. - Sodrugom in priiateJem. - Navodla q zdravje in dom. -
Iznajdbe in odkrrja. - Nekaj vane Statistke. - Tolmac tuuh besed
in linen - obsoda vojne. - Nekaj sale. - oglasi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-01
EVROPSKI ZEMLJEVID.

SolSki svct y PittSburghu. Pa.
jc sklcnil. da ne kupi nobcnih cv-
ropSkih zcmljcvidov, doklcr ne bo
kouGana vojna in znanc izpre.
mcmhc. Iii Jill %povzrOGi. PitSburSki
Solski svct izdaja IA zcmljevidc
20 2O0O dol ma lcto.
Ncmara ina Solski Svct res pray
: SvoJo VarCnoStiO.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
/. Grand and petit jurors were drawn
late yesterday for the June term
Of the district court by Clerk of
the Court Krost, Sheriff Osten and
Justice OF the Peace John Z. Thomas
OF Cambria. The grand Jurors will
report on June 2 at IL a. m. and
the petit jurors on June at 2 D. m.
The petit Jurors are as follows:
F. w. Force, city; Frank J. Schuette,
city; s. r. Brush. Shelby; w. A.
Just. Rapidan; Henry A. Long, Ster-
ling; VIM. ID. Harris, Cambria:
John j. Brown, Jamestown: Lewis
@. Pierce, Beauford; Jacob Moeri,
Lime; Peter Carlson, city; Joseph
Pitt, Danville; Joseph Kern, Man.
kato township: John w. Roberts,
South Bend; Daniel Edwards, city:
w. c. Polchow, city; Frank Barr,
city; VIM. Duffy. Mankato township:
James Morrow, Vernon Center vii
lage; Joe Dietl. city; George j. Ho-
dapp. city; ]. B. DAILY. city; Charles
Fleming, Vernon Center township;
John Strobel. Jr., Beauford; f. c.
Postel. city; l.. NJ. Anderson, Eagle
Lake; II. II. Edwards. Lake Crystal;
Hans Jorgenson. city; Henry Torgen.
son, Lincoln; John ID. Little, Decoria;
Tom Norman, Garden City; John v.
Ellis. Judson; Lee L. Champlin, city;
William A. Johnson, city.
The following are the grand jur-
ors: F. Ulrich, Pleasant Mound:
Charles flasher. Mapleton township;
Fred Kruse, Mcpherson: George B.
Gilman, Garden City; Frank Cooper,
Vernon Center village; r. Z. Brown,
city; Andrew Hill. Mapleton town
ship: Joe Schaub. jamestown:
Charles Borchert, Lyra: Edward
Schmitt, Lime; George Schultz. Man
kato township; F. l.. Babcock, city;
Burt Bundy, Lincoln: Frank Mahow-
aid. city; +. ID. Wilmot, city; Robt.
F. Jones. city: II. G. Kenward. Dan
villei Jas. Show. Rapidan; John
Jones tCoD, Butternut valley;
George Harrington. Eagle Lake:
George Kraus. Medo; M. Russell,
Ceresco. Andrew Little, Beauford.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
At n meeting ofthe Mankato Gun
club, held last evening ut the Hotel
Heinrich, prizes to be contested for
during the season just opening, were
announced as follows:
The Boston Clothing house has
given a gun sweater for the man who
shoots the greatest number of tar
gets at the regular shoot.
The Nyquist Clothing company has
given a dry-back hunting coat for
the man making the highest aver
age in ten regular shoots at 500 or
more targets in string of twenty
five. Less than twenty-five will not
be counted.
The II. Madison Dry Cleaning house
has offered a FIVE dollar fancy vest,
to be made TO order, for the man
making the longest straight run Of
the season.
A handicap shoot will be held on
the last day of the season in
charge of the handicap committee.
Participants must shoot in ten regu-
lar contests or shoot at 500 or more
targets during the season on the
regular shoot days in order to be ad.
mitted TO this contest. The prize win
be n so shotgun. given by the
Ithaca Gun company, but the winner
will be required to pay $50 and ex.
press charges on the gun.
The club will also hold a merchan.
disc shoot some time during the
summer.
On Wednesday, May G, the club
will begin the regular shoots, and
will hold one each Wednesday night
during the summer. The shoot to be
held tomorrow will open at FIVE
o'clock, but the others will open at
six O'Clock.
At the shoot tomorrow, II. c.
Wrinkel, representative of the Win.
chester Repeating Arms company,
will be there to demonstrate before
the. club.
The club would also like to have
shooting contests with out-of-town
clubs. Any who wish to communicate
with the club on this subject should
address +. s. Langes, care of the
Boston Clothing house.
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Old Resident Of This City Died
After An Eight Days
" Illness
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
August C. Malehow, an old resident
Of Mankato, died at Emmanuel hos
pital at ten o'clock. this morning
after an illness OF eight days follow.
Ing a hemorrhage OF the brain and
paralysis. Mr.. Malchow was born in
Germany September Is, 1s4s, so was
sixty-five years of age. He came TO
America when he was twenty-five
years OF age, and located In Bloom.
field, Wis, where he remained one
year.
He removed to Mankato in 1872
and has made his home here since
that time. On March 80, 1876 he
married Miss Ernestine Meihofer OF
this city who with two children, sur.
wives him. Two children have died
and the surviving ones are otto Nal
chow Of this city and Mrs. Frank w.
Wilkes of FairmOnt A brother. Ferdi-
nand, is still living in Germany and
another brother, F. c. w. OF Lake
field survives. The lated will attend
the funeral.
m. Malchow was a stone mason
by trade, having learned the bus:-
ness In Germany. He was a member
OF the brick layers union here, and
was an industrious and hard working
man during his entire life time. lie
was member of the German Evan
gelical Emmanuel Lutheran church
and the funeral will be held from
there at two o'clock Thursday after
noon. A short service will be held
at the home, 413 North Front street,
ut 1870 p. m.
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Mother and Girl
Hurled From. Auto
From Mondays Daily.

from Mondays Daily.
One OF the strangest and most
inexplicable automobile accidents
that ever occurred took place
with IT. T. Markytan's automo-
bile at the Great Western cross
ing near Greenland station, about
three miles west OF Elysian,
yesterday morning, and resulted
in the instant death of Arlene
GrlLer, the two and a half years
old daughter OF Floyd Gruber,
Greenland farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Markytan
OF North Mankato, with their
flve-year old daughter, Leila had
been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Markytan's cousin, Mrs.
Gruber. The three visitors to-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Gruber.
and Arlene Gruber. all went
out on an automobile ride yes
terday morning. To have such
a ride was a treat that was not
always available for the little
girl whose life II cost, and when
the party started out she was as
gleeful and happy a child as
could well be imagined.
Mr.. Markytan drove the auto
mobile and Mr.. Gruber was seat
ed with him I'm the front part
OF the car. In the back seat
were Mrs. Markytan and Mrs.
Gruber and their two children.
AS the automobile drove up an
incline to the railroad crossing,
Mrs. Gruber, who was holding
her little daughter, raised herself
slightly to take a better position
In the seat. Just as she. did this,
the automobile struck a short
but sudden incline, "a board being
turned at quite an angle from
the ground, alongside the rail-
road track, and this gave the We
hicle an upward impetus. The
result was that she was thrown,
together with the child, out of
the auto over the closed gate.
The child struck on the right
side of her head, back of the ear.
The mothers weight made the
fall a very heavy one for the
tot. and she was instantly killed.
The auto was not going fast
at the time. Mr.. Gruber saw his
wife and child fall, and instantly
sprang from the vehicle to the
ground, without losing his foot
ing. The woman was somewhat
bruised but was not otherwise
injured, as far as known. The
frantic mother and the lifeless
baby were instantly replaced in
the auto, and rushed to Elysian,
where DR.. Allen was called. He
at once pronounced the child
dead.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon.