davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
JimmIe's Conclusion,

Little folk frequently manifest I'M
expected powers OF observation and
analysis. Little Jimmie. for instance,
was asked If young lady whom he
dearly loved was pretty. she looks
pretty to me-" he announced, after a
brief period of consideration, but
don't s'pose she's really pretty. l no.
tice Brother Ben don't sit by her side
an awful lot when she comes here"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
Resourceful Girl.

MY dear one" said the young man
with sob In his voice Il should like
to ask you to marry me, but cannot
for long, long time, fear. Two PEG
would starve on my salary" oh,
George said the beautiful young
thlng, throwing her arms around his
neck. don't let that worry you for a
minute. I'm militant suffragette
and have been on four hunger strikes"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
large crowd at the two performance

large crowd at the two performances
last ni2nt, which was the first shoy,
under the new management. Thcy
have placed vaudeville in the Kim
mel and are booking good acts. I'll"
bill watch is on for the first part
gf This week is very good vaudeville
program The hcadliner on the bin
is the shooting act Other two acts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
No Wonderl

The tired business man was found
IN a state Of collapse on the sixth
aoor of a downtown office building
Restorative3 were applied and he sat
up feahly, I'm all right now he
explained; you see, | wanted to go
up to our other Office on the tenth
Observation-Disclosures he gasped for
BREATH found the elevator going
-up!"-New York Evening Post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
hannY DaYs Cofnlnc.

In that happy day about to dawn, as
is predicted, when ministers of the
gospel after their sermons will lay
aside their vestments to umpire Sun
day baseball games. muscular Chris
tianity will wear mask and teach the
players to respect the preachers will
New York World.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
Tonic in Scent OF Lavender.

II you are a martyr to neuralgia or
headaches you may envy the people
who prepare lavender for sale. Laven.
der, indeed. is an excellent tonic for
anyone who is run down. Doctors fire.
quentIy recommend people suffering
from nervous breakdown to get a job
at gathering or distilling this fragrant
plant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
What Then?

Doctor Ito patients wife)-"1n addi'
ton to your giving the medicine |
have prescribed | wish you would see
that every morning your husband
gets a shower bath" She-"But, doc
tor, what am | goin' to do the morn
ings we don't have no showers"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
S25 DIAMOND RING

Given away free on repairing at
Shop 200 Eighth street. ADV 2-2S I'm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS
e.: 81 3 =
At Kimmel Theatre

Mesars. Dooley ANA Demos mana
gers of the kimmel Theatre had Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17
Many Of Them.

A DOOR was made to shut, but some
apparently sensible people never re-
a!izs this fact.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-17

are also very good aud audience wa
we'll pleased.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
S1ranka
ZAPISNIK SEIZE ~EKSEKUTIVE
j. S. z. DINE 3. OKTOBRA
1914.

NavSti So: rolovina. S%usniar. AleS.
Rcgic. Dubravac. Prtric. Baiskic. Go.
dina, SuSa, Hrcu. cd nadzorncga od.
bora sta n@avzocn: Trstenjak IN Nav.
ric. oil urcdnikoy T.. Kristan oil Probe
tarca in T. Cvcthov od RaInitkc Stra-
n. Prcdscduic Polo,ina.
Zapisnik ladnic ,eic So prctita in
sPrcimc ; %popravkom. Ii So nanaSa ma
Solita. V z%api~niku Sc tita. la ic do
ticnik v Detroitu, pray mai So eta y
Akronu. o.. Il. -.
Prc5ita 81 pri;oluica >odr. Gratani-
ma II T.. Pittsburpha. Pa. katcrcga ic
klub 81. 10. ilkliuyil radi afcrc Dctc-
li5a in Tomalievitkc. kakor tudi list
tainika kluba II. l.. Y katcrcm So ma.
vaia niegova izkliutitcy. Istotako So
prccitaio listi titoti Sc i~zkliutitvc JOS.
I~vcevita. svojctasucga tlana kluba 81.
81 V Dc;roitu. Obc zadevi Sc oddata
odboru trch. Ia iih rcsijo in sporo6c
odlok strankam. V IA odbor so %izyolie-
nj Zikit. Petrich i'm Polovina.
Pre6ita So list sodr. T. T.. Iatimcri in
tainika minncsotskc driavnc organiza.
ciie, Y katercm vpraiujc "a jugosl. 20.
vornika. "a katcrcga trpi vse stroSkc
minnesotska drzavna organizaciia. -
Nalogo prevzamc sodr. VI. P~olovina.
Precita Sc list org. 81. 81. v ksterem
iavljajo izkljucitcv Bozitcvi6a in Ane
stances. kcr sta haic krSila s~trankina
pravila in naccla. : TEN. ia sta vsto.
Pila y sokolsko druStvo.-Zakliu6i Sc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Sodrug Frank Stuchal i

didat socialisticnc stranke V 10.
senatorialncm okraju V Chicago.
Rojcn je bill ma CcSkcm l..
1876, V Ameriko jc priScl |. 1887.
Pc dovrSeni ljudSki Soil Sc ic H.
ucil tiskarstva. Clan ie tiskar.
ske unije ST. 16 in oskrbnik Geske-
ga socialistiGncga dnevnika
"Spravcdlnost''. Clan social
stitne stranke je mad Is let in ie
bill yes cas- aktiven V strankincm
gibanju. Pred dvcma lett ic bill
kandidat IA isto mcsto i'm je dobil
mad 10 tisoc glasov, a jc bill 20 po
htlcnih graftarjih starih strank
PR stetju glasov ogol.iufan.
Nsak socialist in zaveden della
wee V tenn okraju odda 3. novem
bra svoj glas "a sodr. Stuchala,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

VABILO

ma veliko delavsko veselico z We
lezanimivo gledaliSko igrc, pet.
jem, deklamacijami in govori, XII
j. p%rirejata skupno jugoslovan-
ska soc kluba Stv. 14-129 V nede-
lJo dine /. nOvembra t. l., V veliki
ceSki dvorani ma 9th in Allen Ave.
Y St. Louis Mo.
Poeetek oh dveh popoldne. U.
ljudno vabimo vse slovenske in
hrvatske klubc III druStva V st.
Louis in okolici, da Sc te velike
delavske manifestacije polnoste-
vino udelcze.
Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
NAZNANILO.

Prejel sem porocilo dine 16. ok
tobra 1914. cd 81. blagajniea, 10.
sipa zele, da je bill bolan, ter je lie.
zal v postelji cd dine 8. do IL. okto-
bra. Ker je zaradi tega nekoliko
della v uradu 81. blagajnika gao
stale, mai clani blagovole oprostiti,
ker naravi Sc ne more nikdo upi-
rati.
Alojz Bavdek, 81. tai, S.D.P.Z
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
VABILO.
Milwaukee, Wis.

.ugoslovanska socialistiGna or
g~anizacija priredi V soboto, 81.
oktobra oh 1aS. zveGer velik javen
shod Y Harmonic Hall ma First
Ave in Mineral St.
Ma Shodu g%Ovori sodrug Etbin
kristan IL Chicago.
Jugoslovanski delavci in DELAY
Ike so vablicni. da So V elm vecjem
Stcvilu udclclc trga vaznega sho-
da.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

u
wee; lie pr~isluskaval je...
Oh svitanju dneva Sc .je polka
zal dalec ma obzoru profit preko-
morskega parnika. Drvel je izven
vsake poti i'll obrnil Sc prot jugu.
Bezal -. Bezal je pred Francosko
IN Anglesko. kjer hi bill moral pri-
statl, bezal jc pred oborozcno
Evropo, morda je krenil k Balear-
skim otokom : svojim tovorom
blaga in ljudi, ia poiSte tam new
.|tralno %zavetiSGe. Ma morju je pri-
celia Strahota.
BrzoJav ie prinaSal lie Sc pove-
LA IA beg, pOroGila ladjam. KRAFT
ka povelJa, V nemSkem, franco
skem i'll angleSkcm jeziku: Hi
tite Z $ silo V najblizje nevtral-
no pristaniSCe!' Ma tucatc sporo-
ell je prihajalo, iSGoca parnike.
kakor klite paStir pc izgubljeni
ovci. Ladjc. XII hi bile morale cd.
pluti, so dobilc nalog. Ola ne SINE
Jo zapuStiti priStaniSc. Najzivah-
nrJSe progc paroplovbe SO zamrle,
pomorSka trgovina jc p~rcnchala,
promet preko ocean, jc bill prcsc-
kan V hipu.
' tenn strahu Sc jc zrcalil splos-
III konilikt. NSakO uro bi lahko
planila Ia ali ona bojma ladja ma
plan. Mnogo Jill j. bilo ze ma To-
vu. pripravljcnih ma povcljc Ia
lctl, B%rczziGni brzojav omogoGa,
da Sc pritnc akcija in obcucm Sc
prlcakuje povcljc "a koncc. V
kratkih urah p|ovzroca vojua. ko-
MAJ uapovcdaua. Sjrahotcn ma
Sprotni Sunck do uajoddaljcuciSih
obali in do najoddaljenciSih lux
Sovralnosti oh cni cvropSki neil
o%Samljujcjo uarodc ma drugi stra-
nj Sveta Zamah MEGA. XII .je prcre-
zal vcz med dvcma drzavama. je
prerezal tisoG vczi med vscmi dru-
gimi.
Nojna dobi takoj lice svetovne
vOjnc. kakor SAME j. ia isto6as-
most strahu. dogOdkov in uniGe-
MIA, SAME p%ovzroccnc cd elektrici-
tetc. Bliskovita pot besed Gez re-
meljsko povrSjc je zapredla vse
narodc mrezO Skupnih intcre-
SOY &c 81 pretrga ena pctlja. pa
So razpara mrela ma vsch krajih.
Proti poldncvu plujcta dive kri-
zarki dale6 od mas. deset ali diva
naj>t mill proc. "Alfonz Kill"
razobesi Y uajvcGji naglici vclik
Spanish prapor. Xxi ga jc incl Sc
II DIM SloVeSnoSti. in jaw Svoje
inc. odgovarja. prcdeu jc vpra-
san. Tudi on Sc boji. Tc mirne me-
Stanskc ladjc 50 Y razpolozenju
mnozicc. med katero So razSirja
vest. da So uSii levi IL mcnazerije.
CSli levi. ali levi mislijo sele
nil vscpovsodi so. Vcliki ma
rodi imajo Stacioncrje, krizarke,
HI patrulirajo cSkadrc. Xxi pref
Skujejo Use vodc: To so Guvarji pc
kolomijah, policaji trgovskcga
promcta in glci, en- sam SUI
mex. in policaji Y kitajskem NOR
in kakor karajbiskcm napade-
io trgovino sovraznikovo. ocean,
50 razliudcni. Tukaj nj wee pro-
Stora kakor le "a one ladje, XII
tutiio Svoja lcdja, nabodena $ to-
pow in XII imajo oklope - in pa
"a n~evtralne ladjc, XII pa jih je
takO malo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Radlcy. Kans, II. oktobr

Radlcy, Kans, II. oktobra.
SporoGam vsem druStvom oziro-
ma Glanom i'll Glanicam, spadajo-
elm k Slovanski Dclavski Podpor-
nj Zvezi, mai poSiljajo vSc listninc
oziroma pisma, XII spadajo V delo-
krog glavnega porotncga odbora
s. D.. y. T., zanaprej ma Sledecl
naslov:
John GorSck,
l.. porotnik :. ID. u. J..
=. O., Radlcy, Hans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
ADV ERTISEMENT
PODPORNA zVEzA
Sedez: ~COnemaugh, p

GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Prsd,edniA: FRAN PAvLovCIc, box 75, Conemaugh, Pa
Poipredsednk:J JOSH ZoRKo, r. f ID } BOZ ola, Vest Newton a
ramik: ALoJZJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conenaugh, Pa
Pomoini tajnik: IVAN PRoSToR, boI l2O, Export a
s.umik; JOSH zELE, CLOS St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
pomOini blagajnik: JOSH MARINcIc. 54s 81. Clair Ave. Cleveland o
ANDREA vIDRIH, box 5s, Conemaugh, Pa
NADZORNIKI:
vLJEM SITTER, l. nadrOrnik, Lock box 81, COnemaqgh, Pa
FRAN TOMATO, g. nadzornik, Gary, Ind, ToleSon, Sta, 10 rs
NIKoIAJ POvSE, 3 nadz, l Crab ST, Numrey Hill n. s Pttsours' "a
PoRoTNIKI:
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ALJOZIJ KARLLNGER, 3 porotnik, Girsrd, Kansas X + ~ = OK 10
vRHovNl zDRAvNIK.
F. Kern, N. D., 1902 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
GLAVNI URAD v Hist ST. 46 Main Street, Conemaugh, Pa
PoMOzNI ODBoR.
spenda Ivan, Conemaugh. Pa, box 23.
Gatnik Ivan. t25 Coleman Ave, JOhnstown, Pa
Gabrenaia Jakob, box 422, Conemaugh, Pa.
Bye Franc, r. +. d. 5 box Ill, Conemangh, Pa
zer AOnj box 54, Conemaugh, Pa.
PRIPRAyIJAINI oDBoR IA zDRUsTEv sLovENsKIH PODPoRNIH
NAPREDNIH ORGANIZACIJ.
Predsednik: vnjem Star, box 81, COnemaugh, Pa, clan s. D. p. T.
zavertnikJ Ozef, 2s2l Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan S. y. p J..
Martin Konda, 1856 So. Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan S s p z
Hrast Anton. p. O. New Duluth, Mimi, elan 5. n. I. J.
sefanti6 Martin, box rs, Franklin, Kans, clan DR. sv. Barbara.
Frank J Ales 4O06 W. 3lst st, Chicago Ill, elan S d. P & P L.
Gorsk Ivan, box 2l, West Mineral Kans, elan A S B P. D.
Uradno Classic: PRoLEARTC, 1905 w. 3Bt Street, Chicago, Ill
lopise in denar, aravuOs ma gavnega tajnika in uiAOgar drugesa- Denar ia,
&c pOElja gla,om pravn, edno potion rostnih; Expresnih; ali Ban6nih denarnit
.. .azuic,n ukakor pa ne potion priyatnih tekOv.
= slueaju. ia opazijo irustveui taniki pi poroeiih glavnega tajni.a axe
.omanlkluvosr, mai to ntuudoms nalnanjo urad glavnega tajnika, da Sc ' pr
''dnje pOPar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
LIISTNICA ~UREDNISTVA.

Calumet, Mich: Zaradi obilne-
ga volilnega materiala, XII .ie Sc
daj najnujnejSi, prosim malo po-
,trpljenja.
Cenjenim dopisnikom: Nabralo
Sc nam jc obilo dopisov in ne mo-
reno vSem naenkrat ustreGi. Kar
je porabno, pride vsc ma vrSto 20
v%aznosti in nujnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Chisholm, Mimi.

Naznanja Sc clanom soc. kluba.
ola sc vrsi prihodnja seja dine 8.
novembra oh 9. dopoldan pr So
drugu Milan Gavricu.
Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
VOJNA NAPOVED MA OCE-
ANU.

no je izbruhnila cvropska Vol
ma : TEN. da je NcmGija napove-
dala vojno Rusiji. je bill znani tia
lijamski tasnikar Luigi Barzini ma
poti Y Santander ma ladji "Alfonz
MIL" Tam 50 30 hrezziGncm br-
zojavu izvcdeli IN usodepolni do
godek.
Barzini piSe o ten takolc:
Vest o groznem konfliktu jc
prelctcia Oh cui in i>ti ui morja
vScga Sveta.
PoStaje brezzitnih brzojavov so
lalutale Strahotno porotilo druga
drugi - prcko occanov. zaGel je
POldhu. Glaze Bay .ie odgovoril +;
ko ie vtihnil, je ponovil NOvi
Jork vest ncjoddaljrcjSim posta-
jam: BucnoS Aires i'm rite Town
ma drugi zcmcljski Follower sta
vztrcpetala Alden, Honk Gkong,
Yokohama SO %SporoGili autipodOm
uSodcpolne bcscdc. Pet besed /:
"NcmGija j. %napovedala Rusiji
vojno."
NajvcG Y ~dvajSctih minutah je
obSla alarmantna vest vso zcmelj-
>ko ohio, cd kontincnta do kon-
tincnta Sc j. razlcgala in odmeva-
la. Y ncizmerni Samoti pomorskc
volnje je zaSliSalo vest sto in sto
parnikov in groza Jill jc obSla. No
beno obvestilo najhujSega viharja
nj povzroGilo. ia hi 81 ladjc tako
podvizale.
Ma atlantskcm oceanu jc lea
la noe.
".Alfonz MIL. ma katercm
sem Sc bill vkrcal, je plul mino,
prihajajoc IL Mehike III ma potu
Y Santander. Mesec je prijazno
razsvetljeval ncbo. voda je bila
vSenaokoli mirna i'm nihGe nj bill
voljan, da hi Sci Y kabino k po-
titku. Polglasni zvoki kitare in TO
icti, bridki napcv kabanera Sc je
tul, vzdihliaji Spanskih izSeljcn-
cev, XII 50 81 zopct Vracali domov
in Iii so klicah domovino V svo-
iih peSmih. Ma mostu Smo Sc IL.
prchajali in pogledovali Smo Sko-
ii majhno. razSvctljcno okno ma
tclegrafiSta ma krovu Marco
nj so mu dcjali Iii jc incl gla-
vo pokritO ; teiefonsko jrlado in
je posluSal zgovorno systemic apa-
rata. "Casopis' j. pravkar priha-
ial. to Sc pravi kopica kratkih
dncvnih porocil, Xxi Jill poSilja SUI
la zcmlja vSako noe potnikom ma
morju. da jih razvedri. PoGasi js
piSal pod magiGnim narckanjcm.
Cd casa dc casa. &c smo ,idcli.
da Je V odmorih, ko aparat molci,
brez della, smo ga izpraScvali
"kaj je novega?" ''NiG: angles
ko-amcriSkc Slavnosti V Londonu.
izkazovamjc casti k%anadskemu
podkralju, k"r Sc .jc bill udelezil
nekc rcSilnc akcijc 10. Nenadoma
vStane "Marconi', Z izrazom stra-
hu strmi ma zadnjc bcScde, Xxi Jill
lie bill mehanicno zapisal in pofasi.
zlog IA zlogOm, razbira bcsedc.
"kaj je? Kaj Sc je zgodilo p"
ga vpraSujemo p~rcstraSeni n.jcgo-
vega strahu.
"Evropska vojna," odgovori in
prebere onih pet bescd, Xxi mama
njajo konflikt med NcmGijo in
Rusljo in XII obcncm kazcjo Ma
prcobratc cvropskih draw.
Nato nam mignc. maj molGimo
IN zopet scdo. da iznova posluSa,
prlpravljcn, ola PIKE dale in ncpo-
trpczljivo vrteG svinGnik scmin-
tia. Ali mic wee mi bilo. Svctovni
deli 81 MISC imeli niccsar wee po-
vcdati.
I'm to ncpricakovano globokO
moltanjc, ia ncnadni beg vsch
drugIh interesov "a napovcdjo We
like vojne. to je ~napravilo ma mas
vtisk neizmerne strahotc ma svctu,
kakor da hi bio %pretrgano vse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
SLOW. DELAVSKA

UstAnovljsna dine Is. augusta
1908.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

maj poSlie klub o izkljueitvi in krsitvi
nacel natanenejse poroeilo.
Ma pismo eksekutive w. +. of NJ, Y
katerem apeliraio, maj bi nasa glasila
priredila reklamo IA zbiranjc obramb-
mega fonda IA osvoboditcv Jetnikov IL
IA miehiganskega strajka Sc sklene, ia
5" da il zveznc blagajnc $1,000, da Sc
pa zaradi slabih 6asov in drugih fon-
dow ne della "a to reklama y nash
.listih.
Reklamaeiia od strani kluba st. IS,
Detroit, Mich, radi nekih nerednOsti
cd strani Rad. Strazc, Sc odda hrv.
%upravnemu odboru.
Ma %znanjc 81 vzame razpust kluba
st. l39, v Davis, w. Va. ker so Sc
razSli clani.
Dopis wisconsinskcga konferen6nega
odbora, y katerem apeliraio IA govor-
nika, Sc vzame ma znanje.
Ma %znanje Sc vzame razpust kluba
81. IS, Y Calumet, Mich, ker so slabe
gospodarske rnzmcrc pregnalc clane IL
mesta- Zapustino kluba, XII znasa $40
80
~ f' " "'N"o '"
~ ~ '' "
!, n...I
-
80, '
pisniku, ccS ia .ic zapisnik y Prolctar-
-. -, %
~
H.. V'
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- .
,. ~,
o..
- H. -
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r..,L. -. u..
~
''' 10
~ l,
" ''S''I''
"
o., ampak V~led NZrukoV, katcrlh So
dai no6e navajati.
Pre6ita Sc list soc. kluba 4. l.. chi.
cago. Y katcrcm So ponoyno zah,eya.
Ola Sc iniciativen prcdlog. ki ic bill svo-
javi tudi Y Radnicki strait. Iniciatiy-
mega predloga jcdro ie. Ia bi vsak
elan n~arodnostne skupine gIa,oval pri
vseh vaznih p~rclogih ma seiah ckseku-
tive in ma kongrcsih ma podlagi Stevila
Glanstva svoic ~narodnosti. Razyiie So
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Popravek k racunu j. s. z. "a
april, maj i'll junij 1911.

' dohodkih "a april ic pravilno
s73S.1O in ne $74s.lO. Med izdatki N
Juni manjka $1,000 "a uradne potreb.
seine; seStctc ie pa pravilno.-Napas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

ma je tudi blanca, XII Sc glssi "a
s26s.93 mssto S267.93.
Napaeen je tudi zncsck skupnega
imetka, XII Sc glasi ma s37l.65 mesto
s37O.65.
Cisti imetek bi Sc mel glasiti torej
s273.si in ne s274.s4. Gre torej IN
dollar razlike.'
Rekapitulaciia racuna lie sledeca:
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
American Business
Situation In War.

No European war, however
great, can impair the earning
capacity of American industries.
Mines, factories and railroads
will continue to do business ex-
actly as if there were no war.
In many instances there would
be as a result of war a quicken
ed activity to meet the foreign
demands which would inevitably
come.
Financially, the United States
is in an extremely healthy-eon-
dition; the factor that will put it
in strong position internation-
ally would be a heavy gain in
American exports. To that end
every shred of patriotism in this
country should be dedicated. =
Philadelphia Public Ledger,
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
Prepared To Ride
Out The Storm.

The power, to add billion dol
lars to our currency, conferred
by legislation just passed by
Congress, puts an end to any
danger of a financial stringency,
and the legitimate protection of
our gold from raids from abroad
will still further strengthen our
financial position. The calmness
and cooperation shown during
the last week on all sides in the
face of a far greater danger than
has given rise to many panics in
the past bears testimony to the
American power of self-control
in a crisis and to public conf
dence in the administration at
Washington. Baltimore Even
ing Sun.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
Baptist Society.
The Baptist Society held I

The Baptist Society held th
5th associational bi-montl.
meeting on the 31st at 3 p. m.
with Mrs. Crudup. There were
about 35 present included invited
guests, but where were the ten?
(absenteeS).
Mrs Dryden kindly presided in
song service and also treated to
an instrumental number. Instead
of Bible reading, most of the
members gave accounts of the
different miracles of Christ,
prayer by Mrs. Fisher. Absence
of members cut the program
short by three numbers. There
were interesting readings by
Miss Florence Nichols, Mesdames
J. T. Greer and A. Nichols.
Recitation by little Miss Fisher,
special song by Mrs. Root and
Miss Gibson. The Poetic
Medley" was participated in by
most of the members. Closing
song There will be no good-bye's
in heaven" and prayer by the
president, ended the services.
Free will offering over 400.
The social hour at these
meetings are much enjoyed.
A blind or (Chance) menu as
first course and grape juice and
cake followed.
A member.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
Has Brought Down Prices.

The administrations crusade
to prevent extortionate over
charges for foods in this country
on the pretext that the European
war has caused a scarcity, is be-
ing supported in all the great
cities. The Administrations
action had the immediate effect
of reducing prices all over the
country.
The day following the an
nouncementof President Wilson's
order to Attorney General Nc
Reynolds, under which a thor
ough investigation is being made
with a view to the criminal pro-
secution of the participants in
combinations so increase food
prices, a local news article in the
Chicago Herald Qnd.) said:
"Chicago's -time food
market weakened slightly yes
terday, when the investigators
for the Federal Department of
Jnstice began compiling statis-
tics on the sudden rise in the
prices of foodstuffs. Sugar and
imported commodities were about
the only foods showing airship
tendencies. "
The Governments inquiries are
to be particularly directed against
the producers of flour and grain
products. In view of the huge
wheat crop. it is contended that
there can be no legitimate excuse
for unusually high prices of
wheat products, including flour
and bread. The st. Louis Re-
public (Dem.) points out that
the evidences of -blooded
greed appear writ large on the
movement of flour prices since
July "a"
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
This Country's Com
manding Position

In an incredibly brief time,
through most gratifying cooper
alton of the President and Con-
gress with representatives of
financial and business interests,
the country has been placed in a
state of complete defense against
possible shocks from the colossal
war abroad.
Everybody comedies the invul-
nerable strength of the United
States at this time as a result of
seven years of economizing and
hand to mouth production abso-
lutte freedom from overproduc-
ton in industries and from over
expansion of credits. New York
Herald.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
WATALULA

Everything getting on nicely.
Sunday school is reported very
good.
Health is good at present.
The soldier boys are expected
back home soon. We hope they
will have a nice time.
We want to thank our friends
at Watalula and surrounding
community for the kindness
shown us in our misfortune of
losing our barn by fire, and also
Brother Conatser for his prompt
attention as insurance agent.
News are scarce at present,
but remain the same writer at
Watalula.
R. E. M.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04

Miss Ruth Mckinney of Corn
ing. will come Sunday afternoon
to visit with Miss Gelene Nichols.
She is on her way to Fayetteville
to attend the University.
Mrs. Harriet Hollingsworth
died at her home at Hastings,
Okla, the 9th of Augut. She
was an own sister of Frank Will
liams' and left here about 25
years ago.
Business conditions are sound
throughout the nation, despite
the war, fact that is emphasiz-
in the daily press. Here are set
forth expressions from some of
the leading papers on the sub
ject::
Tom Harris of Denning was up
Wednesday and reported the cot
ton crop in the bottoms below
Denning is very poor, a great
deal will not make over a fourth
of a crop He reports woody
growth intead of fruit and worms
working overtime.
Miss Dess Garrett went to
Wan, Oklahoma, last SUNDAY and
returned Wednesday. She has
been engaged to teach music in
the school, and will begin her
work next Monday with % pu-
pills. She will leave Sunday.
We congratulate the people of
Wan in securing Miss Dess for a
music teacher. She is cultured
and refined and thoroughly up
with her work.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-04
America /! 3! J! :!

A colored man, Geo. BaXton.
by name, fatally injured in a
mine in Pottsville, Penn. was
refused admission to local hos
pital because he was colored.
The mine owners obtained a
mandamus which would compel
the hospital to admit him. 1t
1t was too late. He had died.
Our Dumb Animals.
Can this be so? At least it
did not, and could not. happen in
the South.