davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

della - plaeujejo delavce lie DO
$3.50 "a devet in deset urno delo.
Unija je naperila tozbo "a te
.velike p~rijatelje delavcev in re-
zultat je bill, da so gospodje po-
goreli, ker so direktno krsili de-
lavski zakon.
Porocnlk X. f.. Linderfelt, ka-
teri je pCTeljeval odelku drzavne
milicc, katcri so dine dvajsetega
aprila uprizorili hudodelsko kla-
ME ma Strajkarje, zcne in deco V
Ludlow kempi je sedaj V Aapo-
ru. Mad divjaSkim poroGni-
kom, kateri je sploSno znan pod
lmenom butcher" bodc V KRAFT
KEN znano, "a koliko casa ga bo-
dc sodnik "a njcgova neStevilna
hudodelstva postal "a mreze.
StraJk Y Colo. bode morda kmalu
dobljcn, ker stavkokazi trumoma
z~apustajo strajkarsko okrozje.
Pr primarnih volitvah " Che.
rokee County, Hans. so dobili
soc. kandidatjc najveG glasoy.
Sodrug Cordray, kandidat "a
Sodnika je dobil 1896 glasov.
Njcgov nasprOtnik dcmokrat Cur
ran 1888, republikanec Wooley
pa lc 9OS glasov. Pri volitvah me
SEGA septembra bodesta ma gla-
sOvnicah socialist i'm demokrat.
Skoraj gotovo jc, da dobc delavci
Y Cherokee County, svojega So
cialiStiGnega sodnika.
Kongresman Herman Metz IL
New forka prcrokuje, da bode
vSled evropcjske vojne zadela hu-
ola kriZa amcriSko industriio.
Prcdvsem, praVi Metz, bodo pri-
zadeti izdelki katere deportira A
merika Y Evropo, kot: usnje.
bombaz, svila it'd. Nj to preroko-
vanje pray radi vrjamemo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
IL
VOJNI.
Virden, Illinois.

CLAM socialistiGnega kluba st.
SO j. s. u. V Wirden, ILL.,, so ma
zborovanji dine 9. t. m. sprejeli in
odposlali ma C. k. avstro-ogrskega
konzula " Chicago, ILL.,, naslednje
izjavo in protest:
Ponosnejsi m danes kot smo
bill kedaj poprej, da smo elani
one velike svetovne OrganizaciJe,
katera edna je demonstrativno
nastopila proti vojni. Zal nam je,
da nasa stranka V Evropi "a en-
KRAFT Sc nj imela moci prepreciti
splosnega evropskega - klanJa.
Ker vojna uniGuje stoletno kul.
turo in civilizacijo, podivja ma
rode, %uni6uje druzinsko zivljenje,
pobija starisem sinovc, otrokom
Nth roditelje, zenam moze it'd
ter puSca "a sabo najstrahotnejSe
sledove z u%niGenjem s~ploSnega
imetja in dpustoSenjem dezel.
Izmed vseh Ella je paG Sc najhujSi
tirati Judi, XII Sc Sc MISC nikdar
videli in nicesar zalega eden dru-
GIN %storili, ms b%ojiSte, da Sc eden
druzega pobijejo.
IL humanitetnega staliSGa smo
direktni nasprotniki vsacemu pre-,
livanju nedolzne cloveSke krvi in
vsacega, Xxi %povzroca vojskO, se "a
isto navduSa ali jc tudi lie Odobra-
va, smatramo kot nevrednega
Glanom moderne cloveSke druzbe.
NajhujSe nas srce boil, da je
ravno Avstro-Ogrska pc svoji ne
zmozni diplomaciji in naravnost
zloGinski zunanji politiki dala po-
vod priGetku sploSnega evropej-
skega klanja, uniGevanju kultu-
re in civilizacije in vse to samo
radi tega, da hi narode Sc tesneje
ukovala Y s%uzeniske spone.
Avstro-ogrskim podanikom V
tel dezeli, kakor tudi p%odanikom
vsih ostalih draw, XII so udelezeni
V koncerti bratomornega klanja,
klicemo, maj ma noben nacin ne
postajajo sokrivci svoje krimi-
maine Wade napram humaniteti
cloveGanstva ter maj ne hodijo ~
start kraj ma poziv vlad z name
nom, da bi pobijali in kali svoje
razredne tovarise in brate, kateri
MISC sami krivi, da slu6ajno 60
wore drugi jerk in so Sc rodili ma
drugim kosci zemlje kot ostali
nth delavski bratje. Sleherni mai
stane ma svojem mestu.
Doll z nadasnjim druzabnim
sistemom, XII ne dopus6a narodom
presto in svobodno Sc razvijat,
marvel jih tira.n rop, pozig in
umor. Dol z avstrijsko politiko in
memo %tiraniio!
Ziveli osvobodeni avstrijski in
drugi narodi!
Ia odbor:
Simon Kavcic,
John Dezelok,
Franc Reven.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

Ali 70 innate prvi drzavljanski
papir7 Ako ne, pojdite precej ill.,
tri ponil Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor nitro mogo6e druzega. De.
lavec hrez volilne pravice, je Col.
mar brez vesla. Kdor bi lahko vo-
lii in ne wolf, je zlocinec, ker je
kriv. da drugi trpe zaradi MEGA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

~
pritiskom mednarodnega kapita-
LIMA.
Veliki Strajki so vazni tinitelji
sedajne zgodovine. Industrijalne
organizirano delavstvo zavrze vse
kar hi skusalo delati neslOgo.
V Michiganu so delavci nasto.
pill mednarodno. V Colorado Sc
danes stojijo V boinih vrstah tu-
di mednarodno. Kaj so pa nasi
narodnjakarji dosegli V start do
movini potion narodnostil COMA
in kri6anje sc JIG vrSilo pc ulicah
V Ljubljani, posledica tega je hi
la smrt dveh mladenicev.
Kdor danes kriGi in bobni pc
narodnosti, isti vede ali ne wede
podpira k~apitalizem. Med sloven-
skim ljudstvem V Ameriki zivi
devedcset odstotkov delavcev in.
komaj deset odstotkov trgovcev.
Trgovci bodo mogli pref ali slej
podpirati delavce " industrialnem
boju. Moe delavcev bo prisilila
in pOhodila vsako hlimbo pod
krinkO narodnosti. Razni sloven.
ski listi zadnje ease kriGejo ma
vso grlo, da so delavskil Med
TEN pa trosijo V javnost vede ali
ne vede neresnicO.
Socialism je %celota. Xxi Sc ne
da deliti.
kaj pa ie narodnost? Socialist
smo tudi narodni, govorimo in pi-
Semo V slovenskcm jeziku, ali maj
sovrazimo druge narode zato?Ali
maj sCUraaijo drugi narodi MAST
Torej govorimo in piScmO narod-
no, ali Sc moramO narOdno tudi
organizirati; to jc vp~raSanje.
Mednaroden je kapitalizem.
mednarodno je izkoriscanje, med
narodno je de~lavstvo. Xxi ga mora
vnititi pref ali slej.
Cemu maj hi mas narod sovrazil
velikc in boil inteligentne naro-
de, kod je nemSki in angleSki'
Cemu maj bi oni ~sovrazili MAST
Posledica ~sovraStva narodov je
vojna in vojna je kup mrlicev,
kup pohabljencev, Hi so razdejali
vse, kar je ljudstyo skupaj spra-
vilo tekom stoletja!
Ia mas delavce je pae vseeno,
akO mas vlada avstrijski Josip,
ruski Nix ali pa srbski Petr.
Dejstvo pa je, da veliko wee anal
fsbetov ~prihaja IL Rustic. Dobro
Sc Sc spominjam svoje mladosti,
mesto Sole sem rajSi incl zabavo,
ter tako zanemarjal Solo. Dee me
je napodil V Solo. ceS, da DO 'Stra.
fengo' placal, ako ne grem V So
10. AkO hi bile Sole vrejene pod
kaznijo V Srbiji in Rusiji, potem
bi Sc stevilo analfabetOv gotOvo
znizalo. Glavno, kar je treba V
Avstriji, iztrebiti je crni klerika-
lizem, kateri je pripravil drzavo
do propada. Start Jozef Sc izgo-
varja ma boga, istotako vsi rim
ski jezuitje, kadar kaj zakrivijo.
Ljudstvo jim pa vrjame. Danes
kricijo ,ljubite svojega bliznjega
kod sami sebe; jutri pravijo:
vbijajte, mi VAN blagoslovimo
morilno orozje.
Rmeno casopisje sedaj strogo
obsoja vojno kod Gin barbarizma,
ma drugi strani pa ~pospesuje vol
no V smislu patrotizma. Vso case
pisje Ameriki Given social.
stienega) Sc napenja proti Mem
Gem. Zakaj? Morda cato, di so de-
lavci V NemGiji najbolj organizi-
RAM Mas boz ne SINE biti proti
nemSkemu ali kateremu drugemu
narodu. Mas boz velja monarhom
in Zajedacom vseh narOdnosti in
yer. Ako natanko Studiramo Ego
dovino, obiGaje in Sege vseh zivih
bitij ma zemlji, pridemo do "a
kljucka, da clovek j. Sc naiveGji
barbar pod solncem. Ljudje Ii
dajo lcpe palace, postavljejo kras
ma mesta, pokladamo zelezne
tracnice krizcm sveta. Tzumili
smo industrijo. maSincrijo in VISA
mndnrnn srnlStrn Ii mi La Lon;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
Cleveland, o.

Cleveland, o.
u upanjem, da mi ne bodc So
drug upravnik zameril, kcr sen
nekoliko zaostala 4 %naroGnino, 81
usojam napisati en- par vrstic in
oh enem poslati ponovno naroGni-
no IA naSega boritclja Prolctarca.
Nj %potrcbnO, da hi pisala vzroke,
zakaj sem zaostala 4 naroGnino,
ker je paG vSakemu delavcu Una
no, da mas je itak demokratSka
prosperiteta takO obogatila, da
kmalu ne bodc niti IA sol. u de-
lon gre pri mas tudi slabo, ravno-
tako kakor Sc eta listih. da je
sploh pc celej Ameriki brczpoScl-
most velika. Duha napredka je V
newburSki nasebini malo. Ljud-
Stvo Stoji pc Wecini Sc vedno re-
akciji in konscrvatizmu. Ako &c
sluGajnO pride kakSen zaveden
d~elavec med mas, Sc a pc nava-
di kmalu naveliGa in Sc ~najrajSc
zopet umakne cd tukaj. Ncwburg
je precej velika slovcnska nasel-
biua, kjer so Slovcnci naseljeni
ze mnogo let in tudi mladine ne
manjka. Zal, da je mladina vsled
slabe vzgoje pc veGini pOkvarje-
ma, da niti sami ne vcdo. 6e so
Slovenci ali pa Kranjci. Nisem
sCvinisticnih nazorov, ker vrja-
mem, da lie potion mednarodnega
nastopa sc mOr vreGi kapitali-
zem, vendar pa stojim ma stalistu,
da ako Sc ma visokej stopinji kul-
turn narodi ne sramujejo svoje-
ga jezika, zakaj hi Sc ga potem
Slovenci. SmeSno je sliSati V sta
rel dOmovini slovenskcga "ka-
prolcka' ali pa V Ameriki kakS-
mega tvorniskega priganjaGa, ka-
ko pc nepotrebnem neusmiljcno
kazi in spakedrujc nemSki in an
gleSki jerk. GOtovo da je V Ame-
riki neobhodno potrebno, da Sc
priucimo dezelnega jezika, am
pax kateri ne razume angleSki.
maj vendar govori slovenski, ker
drugate bode moral zaceti la.jati.
Lepo Sc raDvija slovenska ma
selbina ma st. Clair ulici. Znano
je, da 81 mislijo clevelandski Slo-
venci postaviti lep 'Nrodni dom.
kateri bode sluzil "a skupne Sc
stanke, izobrazbo in prosveto.
Cast lepi ideji, delegation in de
legatinjam, katcri so Sc zavzeli "a
to koristno idejo in pokazali ma
sprOtnikom, kateri so Sc zatekali
k "A. 81, da 81 zavedni cleve-
landski delavci ne dajo tako SUI
kati, kakor jim V Jolietu zvizga-
jo lin da 81 rajsi postavijo svoj
lastni dom, kakor pa nepotrebno
zupniScc. "A. s." je tisti list. ka-
teri hi rad vse uniGil, kar jc ma
prednega. Ako hi Slo pc njegovej
logiki, hi seveda n~ajrajse pohru-
stal socializem. V zadnji Sty. jc
omenjeni list prinesel dolgo klo-
baSarijo. V katcrcj pole prismo-
Jeno slave umorjenemu avstrii-
Sk"mu prcstolonaslcdniku Fcrdi.
nandu, katcri nj nikdar pokazal.
da hi bill naklonjen organiziramim
d~elavcem, ali pa. da hi bill kakSen
dusevni vclikan. Jolietskemu ia
nezu Je pokojni nadvojvoda cato
vsec, ker V p~obOznosti prckaSal
vse starokrajske tcrcialkc in ma
RHINE device. Franc Ferdinand Sc
j. prokleto malo brigal IA dclav-
cc, kmete in male obrtnike. Me
gov ideal je bill, da mai ina Av-
striJa welikansko armada ma su.
hem in ogromno vojno mornarico
dretnautk. Use to stanc seveda
II a milJone in %miljarde. Ia stare
onemogle delavce, kateri so v
svoJej mladosti bogateli drzavo,
seveda nasa ljuba Avstrija nina
denarja, dovolj je pa milijonov
ma r%azpolago, kadar vojni mini.
ster v imenu krone zahteva vec
voJakov, brzostrelnih topoy. MAUI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
New Bedford, Mass. "Barten.


ders Union, katerega delavci SO
Sli ma strajk, SO dosegli minimal-
no place $1S ma teden in druge
ugodnosti, katere so zahtevali.
Jim McNaughton, patron in
ljubljenec skebov V Ameriki, je
zaGel kazati svojim obozevalcem
hrbet. Vsled evropejske vojne je
padel izvoz bakra, Gegar posledi-
ca je, da so baroni bakra V Butte.
Mont. in Calumet, Mich. priGeli
odpuscati delavce. kapitalisti sa-
INC toliko casa ljubijo delavcc,
dokler Jill izkorisGajo. Oh Gasu
velikega strajka V bakrcnem
okrozju so dobili delavci, katcri
so Sc borili "a zboljSanje svojega
polozaja, vsaj nekaj podpore cd
unije. "W. f.. of NJ" je tczko
podpirala delavcc, kcr sama nina
dosti denarja V blagajni Vendar
so il seStrske unije in "a
vedni delavc; p%omagali, da Je
izplaGala Strajkarjem mad $1,000
600. Calumet in Hecla druzba je
stomilijonsko podjetjc, ampak
delavci Sc ziher obriSejo pod no.
som, da Jim bodejo Shaw, jim
N%aughton in drugi bakreni baro-
nj dali kaj podporc, ako Jill cd
della odslovc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
v Wilmington, Del. so

pOslali p~roSnjo ma Central La
Dor Union. da hi ma Labor
Day" Sc radi udclezili dclavske-
ga obhoda po mestu in ma ia ma
Gin pokazaii skupno solidarnost
Z delavci. Njihovo proSnjo so
unijski dclavci Z veseljam spre-
jeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
Fall River. Mass. Orpaniza

Dooley cd Bakery Workers
Union" ie ma glavni stan pekov-
ske organizacije postal poroGilo,
da jc re mnOgo pekarn podpisalo
novo placilnc lestvico, ostale pa
Jim slcde. Peki so deSegli nekaj
priboljSkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

elm pokazaii skupno solidarnost
Z delavci. Njihovo proSnjo so
unijski dclavci Z veseljam spre-
jeli.
Fall River, Mass. Organizator
Dooley od Bakery Workers
Union ie ma glavni stan pekov-
ske orgamizacije postal poroGilo,
da je re mnOgo pekarn podpisalo
novo placilnc lestvico. ostale pa
Jim slcde. Peki so desegli nekaj
priboljSkov.
Danville, III. MaSinisti, kateri
so zaposleni pri Chicago and
Eastern Illionois Railroad Co"
Frisco SYSTEM so 81 ustanovili
now unijski distrikt, kar je bilo
lastnikom zeleznic n~evSeG, Wendar
so ga see PRIMAL, ker so Sc
bali stavke.
v St. Johnsbury, VT. so barvar-
il sli ma strajk. Ma Strajku so
bill lie par dni, kcr so jim gospo-
darji takoj dovolili njihOvc a
hteve. namrec dcsctodstotno po-
v~iSanje place.
Huntington, Ark. Zvezini sod
mix YoumanS je dial pod obtOlbo
p. r. Stewarta, prcdsednika dist.
81 Fred w. Holta, tajnika dist.
81 in Sc pet druzih unijskih de-
lavcev, pod pretvezo, da so krivi
zadnjih delavskih nemirov, ko so
hotele premogarske druzbc zaGeti
obratoVali 5 skcbi. Fred W. Holt
jc pripoznal, da je kupil puske
Y McAleSter, Okla. in Jill dial
prcpeljati V Midland. Holt je cd
prto izpovedal, da puSke MISC
bile kupljene "a moritev skebov
in ''dcputijcv" pac pa da Sc v.
slucaju nasilstev protektira stav-
karjc, njihovc zenc in deco.
Scranton, Pa. Nevarnost .je, da
pri "Dclawarc, Lackawanna and
Western Coal Co" izbruhne
Strajk premOgarjev. Komitte, Sc
stavljcn liz $50 MOI je zakljuGil,
da ako druzbe ne ugodijo zahte-
VAN dclavcoy, da bode $4,000 pre-
m~ogarjcv odlozilo Orodje. John
7. Dempsey, distrikt ~predsednik,
narOdni organization Arthur G..
Lewis in Richard Roberts, audi
tor "U. Nj. w. of A." priporo6a-
jo dclavcem, da maj bodejo pre-
vidni, ker V sedanjej g~ospodarski
krizi je teSko voditi Strajke.
v Kansas City, Mo. so delavci.
kateri so usluzbcni pri poulicnej
z%clcznici. dobili nckOliko povi-
SANTA place. Kompanisti so spo-
rocili zvezinemu sodniku Hooku.
da bodcjo zviSali place delavcem,
in STEER eden cent ma uro. Tega
poviSanja place je dclczno 3.4OO
usluzbcncev.
Connors, predsednik od "Den-
ver-Pueblo Construction Co" "
Denver, Colo. mora It'll ma riGct
ali pa placati $50 globe in sod.
nijske stroSkc. Stvar je sledeGa ::
" Den~erju je postava, da mora
vsaki delavec, kateri je zaposlen
pri obeinskih delhi, dobiti mai
mamie $3.50 "a osemurno delo.
The United Laborers' Union"
pa je prisla ma sled. da oospod
Connors in drugi kontraktorii.
kateri so imeli V rokah obGinska
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
What About Starting Alfalfa7

There are a few weeks left this year
in which to start a field OF a patch of
alfalfa. Mr.. Farmer, are you going to
do it? 1t costs bur a trife to start a
small plot-and it is well to give heed
to the consensus of opinion of those
who have given attention to this
matter. There are farmers in Wiscon-
sin that say their alfalfa crops are
worth $50 per year per acre-and they
are the upper crust" farmers of the
state. Some have 100 acres or more,
and they are the people who can
afford to do as they please because they
have income that permits it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
viii Erect Steel Tower.

Dodgeville Chronicle, June 8: The
Mineral Point Public Service company
is getting the material on the ground
for a steel tower which will be erected
in the rear of their sub station in this
city. A voltage of 5000 will come
into the tower from the main station in
Mineral Point and this voltage will be
distributed to districts of 1900 voltage
each, and smaller transmitters will
serve residences with a voltage of 10.
The new tower will be 35 feet high.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
Take Plenty Of Time to Eat.

There a saying that rapid eating is
slow suicide" If you have formed the habit
of eating too rapidly you are most likely suffer-
ing from indigestion or constipation, when will
result eventually in serious illness unless cor
rectcd. Digestion begins in the mouth. Food
should he thoroughly masticated and insalivat-
ed, Then when YOU have a fullness of the
stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating,
take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many
severe cases of stomach trouble and Constipa-
ton have been cured by the use of these tablets.
They are easy to take and most agreeable in
effect. Sold by all dealer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
CUT OUT BREAKFAST
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Hopeless Invalid Then, Now
Haskell Is Robust at "a

Norwich, Conn. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Courtney Haskell have just
been celebrating the twentieth anniver-
sary OF their adoption of n mo break
fast" rule.
Flaky rolls. fragrant coffee, crisp ba-
con and eggs and delicately Drowned
giddlecakes may have tempted them
to break the rule. but they declare they
have never yielded.
Twenty years ago Mr.. Haskell was
fifty-four years old and an invalid,
hopeless of regaining health, he says.
After eight years of "%doctoring' he met
n certain DR.. Dewey of Meadville, Pa,
who advised him to omit the early
morning meal. Mrs. Haskell had suf-
fcred from asthma for fifteen years.
Both resolved to cut out breakfast.
Nov, for twenty years." says Mr..
Haskell, I'VE have followed this plan
of natural, h%ygienic, scientific, divine
living, without the break OF II single
day, and whereas | was an old. worn
out man twenty years ago, today, ut
the age of seventy four, l am In the
enjoyment Of permanent. perfect
health. doing better and more effective
work than ever before"
Mr.. Haskell says he persuaded WI
Ting Fang to adopt the no breakfast
rule,
During the most severe winter
weather Mr.. Haskell goes about gen
orally carrying his hat, barring his head
to the wind and storms and seeming to
enjoy it and grow rugged by 1t.
MIR. Haskell was mt one time a
wealthy bookman, He published James
G. Blaine's life when Blaine was run
ming for the presidency and was said
to have lost heavily when interest III
Blaine slumped.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
FORTUNE FOR EDUCATOR,
Is Notified That He Is One of Three
Heirs to 100000 Estate.

Lawrence, Kan-Being the wealth
lest schooltoachcr in the United States
IS the situation which has been forced
upon Professor T.. NJ. Wollank Of the
Pittsburgh Normal school, who has
been notified that an estate Of So ,00O,-
600 has been left to him and his son
and a Louisiana banker.
The fortune was left by a great-uncle
who died several years ago In Berlin.
The will provided the money go to the
male descendants Of the Wollank line.
Professor Wollank, his son and n bank
or Of Delhi, La, are the only heirs, and
each will get one-third Of the estate.
"Of course ! will be glad to get the
money" Professor Wollank said, but
| intend to keep IN teaching school,"
Professor Wollank has been ut the
normal school five years. lie is a
teacher Of languages and is a widower.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
CONVICT MAY HARVEST CROP.
Kansas Governor Paroles Man Whose
Family Needs Him.

Topeka, Kan. Governor Hodges
granted n parole of sixty days to w. f.
Richards, n prisoner Mt the state peni-
Tertiary, so Richards might go to his
home in Saline county and harvest his
wheat crop.
Richards entered prison last January
under n sentence of from one to five
years for selling mortgaged property.
He was heavily In debt and, according
to reports to the governor, his family
has been dependent upon neighbors.
Friends recently informed the gov
ernor the wheat which Richards plant
ed last fall promised to yield an album
dant crop. The governor decided the
family needed Richards for the next
sixty days more than the state of Kan
saS did.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
GOSPEL AUTOS IN CHICAGO.
Will Try to Reclaim Wealthy as Wet
as Penniless "~Savaaes.1

Chicago. = Gospel automobiles were
put into service here on the theory
that there were more religious saw
ages in Chicago than in darkest
Africa" Moody Bible institute dedi-
Gated the first of several such gospel
autos which will tour Chicago. The
speakers will consider the wealthiest
residence districts and the poorest
tenement sections equally Savage"
and will work in both. Five hundred
men and women will take turns preach
Ing every night for weeks, first I'm
ghetto districts, then along the lake
shore.
I'VE expect the wealthy will listen
to he just the same as the
poorer people, said the Rev. w. w.
ketchum, who preached to Il crowd at
North Clark and West Division streets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11

~Sheboygan, June 2.-Twenty-fo four
factories offered 2,511 boxes of cheese
on the call board today and all sold as
follows: 436 cases Young Americas at
15c, SIS cases longhorns at 15tc, 1900
at loo, and 100 boxes square prints
at 15c.
Sales a year ago today on the Sheboy-
gan board were: 173 cases Young
Americas at 14sc, 567 at 14!c, 10 daisies
at lac, 1862 cases longhorns at 145c,
1858 at 144c, and 1875 boxes square
prints at 15c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
HERE AT HOME
and Confidently Recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills.

1t is testimony like the following
that has placed Doan's Kidney Pills so
far above competitors. When people
right here at home raise their voice in
praise there is no room left for doubt.
Read the public statement of a Mineral
Point citizen:
j. G. Stendebach, painter, Doty ST.,
Mineral Point, Wis, says: II was
having considerable trouble from weak
kidneys. | suffered from severe attacks
of backache and other symptoms of
disordered kidneys. The kidney score
tons were unnatural and very irregular
in passage. | read about Doan's Kid
ney Pills and got a box from Ivey's
Drug Store. | got prompt relief from
the pains and aches in my back and my
kidneys were fixed up in good shape. l
have as much confidence in Doan's
Kidney Pills today as l did when l
recommended them some years ago.
Whenever l have any slight sign of
kidney trouble. | use Doan's Kidney
Pills and | am benefited right away. l
use no other kidney remedy, as Doan's
Kidney Pills fully satisfy me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
Presents Flags to Schools.

D~odgevilIe Chronicle: Col. Richard
Carter, in behalf of the g. A. R. and
w. r. c. of this city, visited the high
and graded schools here Monday after
noon and presented the high school
and eighth grade each with a beautiful
silk flag. These societies have donated
several flags to the schools and churches
of the city all of which have been glad
" accepted.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
BURGLAR LEAVES A NOTE.
Writes That the Children Make Too
Much Noise TO Suit Him.

Spokane. Wash.-A. l.. White. presi-
dent OF the park board, was awakened
by Il servant calling that the house
had been robbed. Investigation show
cd jewelry and clothing valued at $Too
had been taken.
The burglar left behind a note which
read:
"Your kids make too much noise and
keep waking up. and 1t is now s
o'clock. so | cannot finish the job.
Goodhy. l q You did not buy a new
overcoat."
Some weeks ago the White home
was robbed OF an overcoat. and II is
believed the same thief was in the
house Il second time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-11
Cures Stubborn, Itchy Skin
Troubles.

II could scratch myself to pieces is
often heard from sufferers of Eczema, letter,
Itch and similar Skin Eruptions. Don't Scratch
Stop the Itching at once with DR.. Hobsog's
Eczema Ointment. Its first application starts
he aling; the Red, Rough. Scaly. Itching Skin
is soothed by the Healing and cooling medicines,
Mrs. c. A. Einfeldt. Rock Island, H., after
using DIR. Hobson's Eczema Ointment, writes
"Thi is the first time in nine years l have been
free from the dreadful ailment." Guaranteed
SOC, at your druggist.