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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

Ply. TRADE ]
AT NIGHT
MAKE GOOD HAUL AT LUA
CAS- STORE AND TOUCH
WOODWARD STORE TOO.
Worked 1T Two nights
Policeman Saw Light in Lucas
Store But Failed to Investigate

Two daring burglaries were pulled
off in the heart of the business sec
tion of the city, one OF them early
Sunday morning and the other early
Monday morning, it is thought. The
A. w. Lucas department store was
entered on Sunday morning, entrance
being forced through rear base
ment door, and goods mounting up in
value to several hundred dollars we're
taken. The E. B. Woodward jewelry
store, O. stones throw from the Lucas
department store was the scene OF
the second burglary. In this latter
place brick was thrown through
one fthe show windows and charms
and other trinkets to the value Of
about $25 were taken.
Discovered on Monday.
Eoth burglaries were discovered on
Monday morning. The Lucas affair
when the employees reached the de-
partment store to commence work,
and the Woodward affair was discov-
cred by a nearby merchant, who call
ed up Mr.. Woodward ..... III
Night Captain Woodruff Of the city
police force was on duty both nights,
when the burglars were at work. lie
admitted that he saw lights in the
Lucas basement and heard talking
there about | O'Clock, or thereabouts
on Sunday morning. But he did not
investigate to see what was up, al
though he had orders from Mr.. L,l-
cas-, it is understood, to investigate
if he ever saw a light il the store
after midnight.
Captain Woodruff says that he ex.
amined the front doors, found them
all locked and went on. He did not
try any of the rear doors of the place,
saying that he had no orders to do
so.
On Monday morning the policeman
was decoyed out to the vicinity of the
penitentiary. A telephone call is said
to dave lied Woodruff. outside the
city limits at about 1920 a. m. Mon
day morning. Someone, he says, re.
ported a man lying in the road near
the penitentiary, either drunk or else
dead. The officer went out in a taxi
and found not trace of the reported
drunk or corpse. He returned to the
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

PRISONER
IN The PEN
CLARENCE SCOTT PICKED
LOCK ON HIS LEG IRONS
WHILE ON THE TRAIN.
BUT He DID NOT GET away
Deputy Sheriff Hunt Brings Five
Prisoners to the Penitentiary.

Clarence Scott, convicted of third
degree burglary and sentenced to
serve three years in the state peni
tentiary, is handy man in some
ways and he proved his adeptness to
Deputy Sheriff Joe, Hunt of Minot
yesterday when he picked the lock
on his leg irons and freed himself,
while being brought down to Bis
marck from Minot.
Deputy Sheriff Hunt, j. D. Van
Hook, Louis Huber, Louis A. Larson
and e. G.. Warren, came down with
five prisoners. They were William
Smith, Roy Rogers, Andrew Schmidt,
Clarence Scott and Jack Barnes. The
first four mentioned were all convict.
ed of third degree burglary and
Barnes of grand larceny.
Smith was sentenced to serve four
years, Rogers two years and six
months, Schmidt three years and six
months, Scott three years and Barnes
three years and six months.
Scot! has had the reputation Of be-
ing a slippery customer and the leg
llOuS WSIS pldCCu upOu uIul. "ullV
eating an apple and smoking a
cigarette with his right hand he
slipped his lef hand to his meth
er extremities and worked on the
lock cf the leg irons. He succeeded
in picking it and was a free man for
a few minutes, until the deputy sher-
iff discovered that he was separated
from his chains. ...
All five men were safely landed be-
hind the bars of the penitenitary to
reflect upon their misdeeds.
This same party Of officers also
brought Elbert Baker, an 1S-year-old
lad to Mandan, to serve three years
in the reform school for statutory
Cffense. 1a.
Mr.. Huber, who. is a county com,
missioner OF Ward county, was accom-.
panied to this city by his son, Fred.
Mr.. Warren IS county superintendent
of schools of Ward county and Mr..
Larson is former county auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
TAAW MUST
RETURN TO
new YORK
US. SUPREME COURT HOLDS
THAT ESCAPE FROM MAT
TEAWAN EXTRADITABLE,
OVERRULES 7ECnNlCALI1IES
Federal Jury Refuses to Uphold
Judge Aldrich Of New Hamp-
shire.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 21.-The
right of the state of New York to ex
tradite Harry Kendall Thaw, from
New Hampshire was upheld by the
Supreme Court in unanimous deci
sion reversing Judge Aldrich, Federal
District court of New Hampshire
The court declared the case 'too
clear for a lengthy argum mt and
with a few words swept aside as ir
relevant all contentious of Thaws
counsel.
Conspiracy to escape from Mattea.
wan insane asylum, to which he was
committed after killing Stanford
White, in 1906, is the charge on which
Thaw stands indicted in New York.
Will Continue Fight.
On this indictment, when Thaw is
in the hands of the New York author.
tiles again will begin anew Thaw's
battle against being returned to Mat.
teawan. Just what the line of action
will be taken was not made known to-
night.
Thaw's counsel intimated that ex.
tradition by no means will end the
fight. After thirty days, unless coun.
sci of both sides join in asking &C.
tion earlier, the Supreme Court will
issue a mandate to Judge Aldrich to
set aside his decree in habeas corpus
proceedings, and ordering Thaw's re.
lease by the New Hampshire authori.
ties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
MONOPOLY suit
IS DISMISSED

New York, N. Y, Dec. 21.-The
governments Sherman law monopoly
suit against the Lehigh Valley rail
road company and a number of de-
PENDANTS engaged in mining and trans.
portation of anthracite coal, was dis
missed by Judge Hough, United
States District court, who said: 'No
monopoly of interstate commerce,
nor attempt to monopolize is shown" !"
USE MANY HORSES.
London, Dec. 21.-Providing mounts
for the British army so constantly ex-
posed to German fire on the continent
keeps five remount depots in England
and Ireland busy.
Each depot is under direction of an
army officer, who is assisted by veter-
inarians, rough-riders, gro0ms anu
blacksmiths. Many Canadians from
the western provinces have been
drafted into the remount service be-
cause of their skill as horsemen and
experience in managing wild animals.
Roth artillery and cavalry have suf-
fered very heavy loss Of animals in
Belgium and France and there is con-
slant demand for many different
kinds of animals. Hunters, carthors-
es, cobs and heavy animals fer vans
used by the commissary are brought
by the remount officers and shaped
up for the field.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
SILENCE IS GOLDEN
WITH DANNY SENNO

New London CConn.) announces
the signing of Danny Senno, a lively
little Italian outfielder. Mr. Senno is,
positively, the only one of his kind
in captivity. He will not, under any
conditions, coach at first or third: he
never shouts advice or warnings, or
yells II got it. when playing the out
field, and he never raises his voice
in angry warfare with the umpire.
Deaf mute? Nope-Mr. Senno has a
voice of great power and ful!ness.
Modest and bashful? Far be it from
such! Mr.. Senno, for three years.
has been studying for grand opera;
he spends his winters learning from
great masters, and he will not, under
any circumstances, take any chances
o.. loud, hoarse yelp ,ha.. might in
jure his vocal chords, Some self.cor-
troll, when he won't evol wool woot
at TIE umpire!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
NORTH DAKOTA SHEEP
TOPPED THE MARKET
John Scott of Gilby Took Couple
Carloads Of ssheep to
Market.$ ...t&, 4,

Grand Forks, n. D., Dec. 81 John
Scott of Gilby, who took two cars Of
sheep to South st. Paul last week
topped the market with his shipmen'
by 25cI The sheep were North Da
kota native grown and fed, and the
prices received is taken as an indl
cation that this is sheep country, as
well as cattle and grain.
Farmers are going into sheep rails
ing on a larger scale each year and
many were brought in last fall from
the west, to feed and fit for market
It is predicted that it will be Only q
few years when it will be unusual moi
to find flock Of sheep on any of the
better farms of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
FORMER BISMARCK
L. TEACHER IS dead

The sad news of the death Of Miss
Blanche Williamson, who taught the
Eighth grade in the North Ward with
Miss Digby, last year, was received
in this city Sunday. Several weeks
ago her friends learned that she had
contracted typhoid fever in Drayton
Wash, where she was teaching, and
she was removed to the hospital in
Walla ,Walla, but it was of no avail;
she died Saturday Miss William
sons brother took the body through
last night to the home in Pauline, Ia
The body was accompanied from here
by Miss Alice Smith of this city, who
was close friend of the deceased
Miss Smith will spend Christmas va
cation at her home in New Lisbon
Wis,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
JOHN i. HAMMOND
HAD INVENTED new
DEADLY PR0JfC7|LE

Gloucester, Mass, Dec. 21.-A new
type of projectile which will scatter
a white hot mixture of molten steel
over an object cf attack, and at the
same time permeate the atmosphere
with deadly gas, making impossible
fire fighters to approach, has been in
vented by John Hays Hammond, Jr.,
according to the inventors statement.
The new missile may soon appear in
the European war zone as some bel
ligerent nations are now negotiating
for it's purchase, Hammond said. The
United States is at present conduct
ing experiments with the new projec-
tile at Sandy Hook, it is added. The
missile is designed for use Cf siege
guns as an aid in destroying towns
and dirigible balloons.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
WOMAN
KILLED ON STREET
BY PHYSICIANS AUTO

Aberdeen, S. d., Dec. 21.-Mrs.
Dow, the wife of plumber, was fat
ally injured in an accident which CO
CURED on one of the main crossings
in the business districts Of this city
on Saturday night, about six o'clock.
She died on Sunday as a result Of the
injuries sustained when she was run
over by an automobile driven by DR..
w. C.. Farrell, one of Aberdeen's
prominent physicians. Mrs. Dow
had been shopping and in crossing
the street at Fourth avenue. and Main
she ran in front of the Farrell car and
slipped and fell. DR.. Farrell is said
to have been driving at very low
rate of speed at the time and to have
used all due precaution.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
AVIATOR KILLED WHEN
CRAFT DROPS TO SEA

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 21.-Lieu'
tenant Frederick Gerstner, U. S. army
corps, was drowned in the sea near
Oceanside during a flight of the army
aerial scouts to Los Angeles. Captain
Muller was driving the machine and
clung to the wreckage o fthe aero
plane and was rescued. Gerstner is
the eighteenth aviator to give his life
in the interest of government avia-
ton. He has been in the service
since 1908. Gerstner was % years old
and was born in Michigan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
ROxERs PENslONED.

London, Dec. Zl.-The National
Sporting club has passed a resoll'-
ton granting pensions Of 50 a week
to all boxers who have Won The Ions
Galc belt. The pensions go i1to e1-
feet. for the present, upon the cham
pion's reaching the age OF 81 years
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
Race Clash
Feared in
S. Carolina

Walhalla, S. c., Dec. 21.-Offi-
GERS left tonight for Fair Plains to
, investigate reported race clash
there in which three negroes are
said to have been killed and four
white men wounded. The trouble
it is said resulted from feeling
aroused when negro stabbed
white man. The battle occurred
yesterday. Reports said further
trouble is anticipated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
URGENT Deficiency
BILL IS PASSED

Washington, d. c., Dec 21.-An ur-
gent deficiency bill passed the House,
carrying four and three-quarters mil
lion, including over half a million to
cover unexpected expenses incurred
by the army as the result of the occu-
patton of Vera Cruz.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
NoRMAL AIDS 1ELGiANs.
Money Raised for Minot Poor Just
aAEarA Nana$ian r;nna


Minot, ". d., Dec. 21.-The Normal
school has mailed in contribution
of S32 to the Minot Ass ociation o,
Commerce for the relief of the war
stricken Eelgians. The money was
collected from the different classes
during the last week in the following
amounts:
Senior class, S.; Junior specials, IS;
sophomores, $3.50; freshmen, $4.75
and the model school, 81.
Last week the upper grades of the
model school gave a candy sale, the
proceeds to apply on local charity
Thirteen dollars was the amount rails
ed.
AS fitting close to the first half
year of the school term. the Normal
has therefore donated $45 in all for
charitable purposes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
WHEAT PRICES BREAK
RECORD At PORTLAND

Portland, Dec 21.-All grades OF
wheat reached the highest prices in
the history of the Portland Wheat
exchange, which present the highest
primary wneat market of the world.
The prices leaped two to three cents
a bushel, while the market demanded
even higher for February Bluestem
bid at $1.28 per bushel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
Frank Case
Will Go TO
Highest Court

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 21.-Federal
Judge Newman declined to grant
certificate stating his opinion
of the probable cause for an appeal
to the federal supreme court in
habeas corpus proceedings insti-
tuted by Leo Frank, convicted
murderer Of Mary Phagan, but he
said he would allow an appeal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
LOTS Of CRUSHED STONE.

Crushed stone is the largest factor
of the stone industry in the United
States. Figures showing the value Of
crushed stone were first published by
the United States Geological Survey
in 1908 and amounted to S4031,445
BY 1918 the output was valued at over
$31 100000 OF late years stone
crushed for concrete making has
largely taken the place Of building
and foundation stone.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
CAR ARRIVES AT MOSCOW.

Moscow, Dec. 21.-After short
halt at Riazan, Emperor Nicholas and
Empress Alexandria and their daugh-
ters arrived in Moscow at six in the
evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
PARLIAMENT TO CONVENE.

Paris, Dec. 21.-Parlament will
convene tomorrow in what is expect
ed to be brief session for the con-
sideration of war measures.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

JAPANESE CRUISER AT PERU.
Callao, Peru, Dec. 21.-The Japan
ese cruiser, Idzumo, ported here to-
day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS.

& PetrOgrad, Lee. 2l.-PreparatlOns
are being actively made both private,
ly and publicly for the adequate cele.
bration by the armies of Christmas
and New Years Day.
Special facilities have been granted
by the authorities for the dispatch to
the front of every kind of useful
Christmas gift, such as warm cloth.
ing, or the favorite ed1bles associated
with this season by the various peo,
pies that make up the Russian army.
Tobacco and snuff will also be sent
to the soldiers in great quantity.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

WAR MATERIAL FOR BULGARIA.
Berlin, Dec. 21.-It was official
ly state that "BuIgaria officially
notified Vienna, Nish and Buchar-
est of departure Of Hugarian
steamers on the Danube with war
material for Bulgaria.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

CONTINUED on Page ,TwOV
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
VOJNA IN O~DERUSTVO.

Razmerc Y AvStriji 50 "a ljud.
Stvo cd dine do dine SlabSe. he OF
zaGctku vojnc Smo .povcdali ola
pray me nc %vcrjamcmo uspeS.
most tistih ukrcpov, ki Jill jc sto.
rila vlada bajc IN zaSGito prcbi.
valNtva. Takrat. ko Sc jc vrSila
mobilizacija, je bilo trcba mas,
ohraniti pri dobri wolff. zaka.
pod zastavc 50 morale maSc. Tc.
daj 50 dolotali uekakSnc mak>i.
maine Gene i'm zaradi lopScga ka.
zuovali par odcruhov.
Zdaj so vojaki zc davno odri
Mill. kar .ic oStalo donna. ne pc.
vzrota vladi ME wee skrbi, in do.
bra mamka AvStriia Sc .jc zopet
pohotala Z oderuhi.
Tako citamo nckem Starokrai
KEN listu o draginji zita pray "a
uimivo notice.
Ccna zita - piSe.io - Sc j. od
zadnic poti zopct vzdignila, take
ia zuaSa "a 100 k" pSenice H. &c
10 IS X. Podralila Sc .ic pa tud
pri ri. icGmcnu i'm ovSu. Najhol.
ua pri kruSncm litu. Lahko Sc tr
Iii. da ic ccna pScnicc "a dive tire
tint Svojc prcjSnic Gene, odkar j.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
Pc VOLITVAH.

IL Milwaukee, Wis. nan plScjo
Porotila, Xxi SO bila pc VOLT
yah Y naSem meStu izdana Y prvi
naglici in so priSla tudi PRO
letarca." MISC bila toCna. Dcfini-
tivno izvoljcna sta bila takrat Sa-
mo diStriktni attorney w. &. Ia
bel in sheriff +. +. Mclius cd ma
s. Strankc. Drugi naSi kandidatjc
so ostali IN > do , tiSot glasov Y
manjSini. izvzcmSi Sodruga NJ.
plehna, XII jc kandidiral IN county
clcrka in mu jc pri prvem citanju
manjkalo 60 c%lasov. Zanj Sc jc cd
rcdilo uovo itctjc, in mogoGc ic.
da jc izvoljcn.
Pred zakljuikom liSta nam jay
ljajo:
Phi oficiclni rcviziii glasov Sc j.
ukazalo. da ie >odrug Martin
Plchn izvoljcu. Dohil j. 1886
-%ia>ov. ujc.oy domokrnti@ni ma
Sprotnik "noupartiSan' Louis G
Widulc pa 1882 Torci jc sodrug
Plchn zmagal 5 Al claSovi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

"SvetO pismo' nedvomno uGi
Boga. Ampak ce iztrgam il mega
nekoliko bescd brcz zvezc z dru.
glml, lahko pravim V svctcm Dis
mu Stoji, Ola nj Boga.
Prlporocljivo .jc vcGkrat citati
tisto, kar Sc nan zdi tezko razum-
1.-Two ali pa cudno. Prvic eta DO
Ncbno ucuzurjen clovck lc bcScdc
III poSameznc stavkc. Ccloto pojmi
Sclc drugiG.
Ako bodo dclavci tako citali. Sc
b"do rcSlli marsikatcrc Imotc i'm
potcm Jim DO %titanjc prinaSalo IL
Sto koriSt, Xxi io zclimo. zato da
hodo SpoSobni "a Svoi boi ina "a
Nvol" lmagO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

ako bi bill z visine svoje popolno-
sti padel ma sedanjo nizino. Ako
sc jc liz nckdanje nizave povzdig-
nil ma sedanjo visino, ina V dose
DAMIEN razvoju dokaz, da Sc lahko
Sc wise povzpne in postanc Sc kaj
veliko veciega.
Ia MIN SO tisoGletja pred MIN
jc ma miljone let. Njegova pretek-
lost .jc vcliko kraiSa kakor ME
gova bodoGnost. &c ic r~azvoi res
niGcn, Sc mu lahko izpolnijo idcali,
Xxi Jill more danes komai slutiti.
Mi vcrujcmO V raZvoj, kcr ga
dokaZuic VISA priroda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
2ii6-So Blue Island Avenue. Chicago. H..
Poor ROJAKIi

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne CITRATE Sc ma pretirane
In VablJWe oglase razlcnih zemljiShh agentov, v katerih VAN vsa-
koVrstne stVarl oolJubuJeJo' kakor stalno delo. brezpla6no stavlja-
ME In clscenje zemlje in duge vabive pretveze katerih sploh M
morejo In ne nameravajo spolniu- Veiko dvuarJ. ~ u.akvcenega
casa 81 bodete prhranli ako pisete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zemlJe, kraJa, kupnlh pogoJev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, kjer ina re mnogo roiakov
knplJeni svet in Jh Je re lepo stevlo naseljenih. Tam je set prav
rodoviten in rodi vsakovrstne poljske prdelke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vinsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prijaznega me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, zage, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go dugih podjetji
Priporocamo rojakom, kateri 5i bhi dobro in posteno postre-
zen dobiti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in prijaznem
kraju ter bti vsestransko Sadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natanGne informacije in mapo
tamoSnie slovenske farmarske naselbine, predno greste kan dru-
gam set gledat in Pc nepotrebnem Gas in denar trand.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

prieela vojna, kajti poskoGila je
Oh ~ X cello ma 3S X. Pri vsem
tenn pa manjka blaga, manjka
zlastl psenice, takO da jo tezko do
he mllnarji i'll peki in da utegne
V kratkem zmanjkovati moke in
kruha, Gee Sc te razmcre ne obrne-
10 ma bolJe. Res je, da vojska We
lIko mokc p%otrcbuje, ali res .je
tudi to da delajo pretirane Gene
velikl zltm trgovci $ TEN. da Ii
NciJo |to y SvojIh bogatih zalo.
gah IN da p~ricakuJcjo Sc ugodnej
Slh caNov "a Svoja dobickanoSna
podJctJa. cato jc pa zadnji cas-,
da Sc carina ma tito odpravi in
da Sc ma Ia naGin prcmaga Skod-
live JudovSk Spckulantc. Potrcb-
no j. pa tudi 10. da Sc poStavno
doloclJo tiStc Gene. do katcrih So
SHE Ilto in moka p~rodaiati, da ne
ao trrha nujprcj pm kruhu Strada-
II. NSaNa >tyar do gotovc mci-
ScdanJr cruc 50 pa ~prcviSokc. Ia.
ko ia jih Ne zmorcjo Srcduji i'm
ullll >tauovi mcsiuil prchivulccv.
ki SO najhoiJli odjcmalci i'm N kat
iorc ic trcba tudi Nkrbcti. Pamct
d" ho tudi 10. da Sc odpravi tista
dolga vista Stcvilk pri pScnicni
moki, mcnda cd o do :, i'm da So
pScnicna moka prodaja y > ali 3
>tcvilkah, kar popolnoma zadoStu-
jc Y scdaujih tczkih cash.
Ma drugi strani Sc klerikalen
list vcSeli draginje mesa in upa,
la ostane drago, pa piSe takolc:
Ccna goycjc liviuc Sc .jc od zad-
Mic dvignila. Ma zadnji Scimici
=. oktobra Sc prignalo zelo We
like Irvine i'm lcpih volov. PriSlo
jc tudi do>ti kupccv il domaGih
krajcv. tako da jc bila kuptija
nrrccj iivahua. kupovali so Sc
wolf Pc 90 vim. do | X "a kilo Tive
teIc. Ma novomcSki postal 81 j.
n%alolilo Ia dan : vagonov volov.
Cpati j", da DO ccna tudi na.jprcj
dobra.
To j. pac "kr>canSka' zclja.
Scvcda, kaj pa j. treba dclavSkc.
mu ljud~tvu, da hi .jrdlo mcSo'
Pa tudi Amcriki Sc nj trcha
Nmeiati. kakor kazc Slcdcca vest:
Chicago, Ill, 30. okt. - NSlcd
vojnc, ki jo jc n%apovedala Turti
ia RuSiJi, J" ccna pScnice mahoma
poskoGila. Baje Sc je zviSala ccna
pri buSlju "a 2l4ccnta.
Gloria i'm excclSiS,
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kupil -. IN denar sc dobi marsi-
kaj V sedanji druzbi.
PROSPERITETAi.

IL Gary, Ind. %porocajo lzdane
81 bile odloGbe. da Sc Zapro je-
klarne Illinois x Steel Co, vsled
cesar izgubi dclo kakih 1000 oseb.
To jc prvit Y zgodovini Gary ma
pray. Il dclom Sc baje zopet pri-
enc dine ). deccmbra. Predscdnik
b. +. Burlington je izjavil, da Sc
BIO obratovanjc Steer omejilo, da
pa : tenn Sc nj rcGeno, da hi Sc pre-
nchalo 4 delom "a vSc lct0.
Ia delavcc radoSt ma vSch kon-
cih in krajih,
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konStautin, Iii ga Y zgodovini
imcnujejo "Nelikcga". je sprejel
krSGanstvo, kar Sc mu je bajc ma
ncbu pOkazala zaStava 5 krilem
in napiScm: I'm hoe SiNlO vinccS !!
- Y tenn z%namcnju zmagaS,
Ali jc Guido. ola miSlijo od tiStih
caSov vSi krStanski ccSarji, impc-
ratorji, CARL, kralji kingi, knczi,
kujazi in Sorodna >vojat. da .je
krSjauski hog nalaSc "a vojno ma
svetu!
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/nauoSt mas uci, da mi moglo
biti ma zcml.ii uikdar paradiza, O
katc,ym govorc stare knjigc. Clo-
vck nj priScl kot popolno bite IL
Stvarnikovc roke in nj padcl vslcd
grcha. Cbog in divji ic bill, ko 81
j. prvi5 kot clovck ozrel pc Svctu.
To ui ponilcvaluo N tlovcka,
ampak tolalilno. IaloStno hi bilo,
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