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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

Ali bi mogli raeunati v tenn sin.
eaJu ma kaksno pomoG? Napr. da
bl prevzeh zastopstvo "a Ameriko.
da bi pobirali d~eleznino ter VS..
%preJemali hranilne vloge, "a kar
bi daJali strankam provizoriGna.
mi pa originalna potrdila. Cisti
dobicek bi 81 obrnili V primeren
fond "a vase agitacijo $3.50"
ldeja ~SploSnega h~ranilnega in
posoJilnega zavoda, XII so 10 OH,
votvorili nasi sodrugi V domovini
je lepa in velika, ne Same "a ia
mosnJe razmere, ampak "a DELAY.
Sko gibanje vsepovsod. Tudi V A.
meriki hi socialistiGna stranka la
hko mislila ma to. Toda nekai We
liza pojasniti.
kot socialist priporocamo svo-
Jim clanom in vsakomur, XII Sc lie
nasell V to dezelo, maj postane a.
meriski d~rzavljan, maj Sc poame-
rikani. Vsled tega tudi nismo nj
kdar priporoGali, maj posamezniki
poSiljajo denar V stare domoyIno.
Seveda, tudi prepovedovali nismo
tega, ker vemo, da hi to ne izdalo
mnogo; kajti vedno ie Sc dovoli
tacih med mani, Xxi smatrajo Anne
I riko lie "a nekak studenec bogast-
va, IL katerega hocejo pitt in Sc
povrniti nato nazaj, kjer zapuSGa-
10 morda svojce ali zadolzena pre-
mozenja. Ne bono razprayljali Sc
daj o dobrih i'm slabih straneh teh
misli. kOnstatiramo lie, da DO DO
Siljanje d~enaria V start kraj trpe-
10 taKo dolgo. dokler DO trpelo H.
seljevanje. V pOStev pride torei
lahko tudi ideja SploSnega hra-
nilnega in posojilncga zavoda V
Ljubljani. >,
Mnogo denarja Sc danes poSlje
IL Amerike V meSGanske denarne
zavode, Xxi mimogrede %reGeno. nj
so tako varni, kakor Sc spioSno
misli. q TEN ina morda marsikdo
lastnih izkuSenj. In kapital, XII Sc
zbira Y teh bankah in posojilni-
cab, Gcstokrat ne Sluzi svojemu
najboljsemu namenu; naSprotno I:
cestokrat sluzi direktno V Skodo
cell narOdni skupini. Tudi "a to
so tukai izkuSnje, Ia denarni "a
vod pa, XII so ga osnovali naSi So
drugi Ljubljani, DO sluzil we'd
no pravemu namenu SirSih delav-
nih slojev ma Kranjskem, ker ga
bo u%pravljalo vodstvo delavSkih
konsumnih zadrug.
Kdor bo incl V bodoce kaj o.
pravka $ p~oSiljanjem denarja V
hranilnico, mu bono priporoGili
ia zavod. Poskrbeli bono oh enem
tudi, da dobi vodstvo Ljubljani
svoje zanesljivo zastopstvo tudi V
Ameriki. - Kakor nitro dobimo
cd sOdrugov IL stare domOyine
daliSa porocila. iih objavimO; "a
sedaj pa prosimo vse naSc sodru-
ge in Gitateljc Proletarca, da to
idejo osvoje in j pridobe novih
osvo.jiteljev, XII bodo delali ma to-,
da Sc ia zavod cimpreje populizi-
ia ne samo med slovenskim ljud-
stvom V starem kraju, ampak tn
Iii med tistimi slovenskimi izsel-
ienci V Ameriki, Xxi imajo start
domovini kaj gospodarskih inte-
resov. - Naprcdck slovenskega
dclavca V start domovini, je ma
predek istega V novi dOmovini!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

Cd tedna do tedna Sc stekajo v
blagajne podruznic prispevki ella
nov. Premozenje posameznih strok
Sc ceni ma milijene. Ali mai tie o.
gromne svote bodo vedno objekt
Spekulacije z%asebnega k~apitaliz-
maj
Ako 81 je delavstvo znalo napra
viii vzorno politiGno stranko, ako
je zgradilo income strokovne or
ganizacije ter 81 uredilo impozan-
tina konzumna druStva ter pro-
duktivna podjetja, mar mai obsta-
ne pred organizacijo denarja ter
prepusti kapitalistu presto pole
Ne, in mel
Res je, da banke posojujejo
glavno trgovini in industriji. Sko-
70 sc lahko reGe: da postanejo We
lebanke pravzaprav velike indu-
strijske tvrdke. Delavska banka
BIO morala postati isto: SredisGe
denarnih potreb "a konzumna
druStva in Nelenakupno druzbo
ter podpOra ozir. finanGno zaled-
je "a lastno zadruzno produkci.jo.
Jasno pa je, da je delavSka vele-
banka mogoGa Se-le tedaj, kadar
so vsi pogoji DAM. kakor more
uspevati produkcija Se-le tedaj,
kjer je konzum re organiziran,
pray tako BIO banki mono prispe-
rirati lie V razmerah, XII bodo re
pripravljene "a MO.
Iavarovanje "a staroSt, "a do
zvetie it'd. - bilO je dolga leta
monopol kapitalistiGnega razreda.
Letos Il. julia 1919 pa je "a
celia poslovati V NemGiji znana
"Volksfuhrsorge", Y Avstriji pa
"Versicherungsschutz" DIR. z. o. T..
Danes Sc Nem6iji lahko vse
ljudsko zavarovanje izvrSi brez
kapitalistiGnih zavarovalnic. Pred
~priprave je izvrSila strokovna or
ganizacija oh eli pomoGi organi-
zacije konzumentov. V vsakem
pomembnejSem kraju je agencija
tako V pisarni konzumnega druSt-
va kakor V sobi zaupnikov stro-
koyne organizacije. ST je mogoGe
misliti idealnejse razpOredbe in
uredbe? Yes drag provizijski apa-
rat agentov odpade; interes zgolj
pc zasluzku. pc proviziji nadome-
SIT razredna zavest organizatorja,
Delavsko gibanje Sc izpopolnu-
je. "Drzava" V DRAW zadobiva
vedno vidnejse oblike. "Denar"
- sveta vladar' Sc DO moral uda-
ii wolff organiziranega proletari-
jata.
Tudi "a mas slovenske delavcc
le vpraSanje Organizacije denaria
i'll kredita vazno. Poleg politicnih
in strokovnih organizacii imamo
re lepo stevilo konzumnih druStev
in produktivnih zadrug. Glasom
statistike objavljene V Nash Ia
piskih ST. Z. in s. so imela naSa
konzumna druStva 4,393.516 kron
10 win. denarnega obrata, produk-
tivne zadruge pa 1,490.55S kron
81. vim. - skupno skoraj 6 mill
jonov kron! - P%roletarijat mora
ma cell crti organizirati svoje VI
ste. Dobicek, Xxi teGe il denarja
malih Judi doslej V Yep kapitali-
sta, mora zaceti teci V prid male
ga cloveka.
Ma Slovenskem bodo kmalu da-
nj vsi predpogoji "a ustanOvitcv
vecjcga delavskega kreditncga
zavoda, XII BIO tvoril zaledie obsto-
jecim nasim gospodarSkim podjet.
jem ter pomagal vstvariati nova Y
korist delavskega gibanja 20 ma
Sih krajih. SkuSenj dobrih in sla-
bin so nam podale meSdanSkc
stranke dovolj. Ne bo tedaj tczko.
najti zlato srednjo pot. Potrcbna
no le dobra voija in mcutrudijiNa
delavnost.
Potrebe najdejo pota. Tudi po-
treba kredita "a delavsko giban-
je je naSla pot IL svoje krize. To
pricajo in%formacije IL predlezeGe-
ga Glanka. Sodrugi V starem kra-
=. 1---l -l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

Potrebe naJdejo pOta. Tudi po-
treba kredita "a delavsko giban-
je je naSla pot IL svoje krizc. To
pricajo informacije IL p~redleaece-
ga clanka. Sodrugi V starem kra-
ju, katerih gibanje je presto re
skozi vse faze gospodarskih in po-
liticnih refleksOv, so dobili mno-
go izkuSenj, katere bodo nedvom-
no sluzile delavskemu gibanju ma
vseh koncih nasega planeta.
IL starega kraja smo dobili cd
~sodrugov informacije, da so OH
funkcionarji in zastopniki kon-
zumnih drustev ma delu, da osnu-
jejo denaren zavod pod imenom
"Splosno hranilno in posoiilno
drustvo V Ljubljani", z omeienim
porostvom. Zavod bi upravljal vsc
banGne posle: vsprejemal vloge.
p~osojeval denar gospodarskim "a.
vodom, V gotovih slucajih tudi pc.
samenzikom, izkljuceno pa hi bile
vsako posojilo "a osebne spekuia.
CHE. Delez tega denarnega zavo.
da je 100 X. Mnogo delezev SO
vzele re organizacije in posamez.
niki. Tako Sc glasi poroGilo.
kateremu sc dostavlja:
cali vidijo ameriski sodrugi V
TEN poduzetju kaksne i~nterese
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18

All the news for ST year in the
Democrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
will pay you your
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MICHAELS FURNITURE STORE
osoosAe =

lack CT means. But while stressing
the Uaiyersity's need, DR.. Graham
said that of tie ID southern universe
ties which are receiving more money
IAN our .nst:ee 1tion only two have the
same stsnd:lg. Witch is to say that
money alec doesn't make universi-
ty5 and tie fact that oc all the institu-
t: IS which Lave been getting more
money thar ours only two have attain
ed tae s:Anding of our university, is
MT only evidence of the excellent work
zone ct our institution on small
anne ut OF roney, but conclusive eyi-
de-ce that big appropriations alone
do not mean greater things.-States-
vile Landmark.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18

Tie Democrat gives more Henderson
county news than any other newspa :
per and costs only 81 year until
July Is.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
FRENCH REMEDY FOR
STOMACH TROUBLES

The leading doctors of France have
for years used a prescription of vege-
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts like charm
One dose will convince you. Severe
cases of years standing are often
greatly benefited within "a hours. So
many people are getting surprising re-
suits that we feel all persons suffer
ing from constipation, lower bowel,
liver and stomach troubles should try
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy,
1t is now sold here by Justus Phar-
macy.-Adv.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
MONUMENT TO WOMEN OF
CONFEDERACY is UNVEILED

Raleigh.-A monument to the North
Carolina women of the Confederacy
was unveiled here today. 1t is the
second tribute of the south to its wo-
men of the Confederacy, a similar
monument having been erected by the
state of South Carolina. Members OF
the North Carolina division of United
Confederate veterans,Jand scores of
prominent men and women from this
and other states witnessed the cere-
monies.
The memorial was made possible
through the gift from the late Ashley
Horne, who served as a Confederate
soldier throughout the war between
the states. As a member of the state
legislature, from Johnston countFs he
introduced a measure providing fol
the erection of statute by the state
Failing to elicit the necessary sup
port, he gave $4,000, and accepted
plans for the monument before mis-
/ death in October, 1912. The monu-
ment stands on the south side of Cap,
itol square midway between Fayette
vile and Salisbury streets. On the
southern side, in bas relief, is
grandmother in sitting position
with a book in her lap. The woman
| is relating the story of the civil wal
to her grandson, who grasps the hill
OF his fathers sword.
On the eastern side is bas relic
representing the Confederate soldiers
going to war. His return is an emac
lated condition and ragged, but vel
coined by the women of the Confed
eracy, is depicted on the western side
The monument is inscribed ITO tn
North Carolina Women of the Con
fedacy.''
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
WHY ". KEITH RESIGNED
AS CITY COMMISSIONER.
Failed to Receive Desired Support in
Street Work and Other Needed
Movements to City's interest.

The resignation OF w A. Keith from
the board of city commissioners GU
last Thursday night and the immedi
ate election of Capt. j. W. Bailey to
this position has created no little
speculation in HendersonvfIle. Peo-
pie are interested to know the reason
for his resignation and the attitude of
Captain Bailey as to acceptance, which
he will make known to the board
Thursday night
When seen by representative OF
the Democrat Mr. Keith and Mr.. Bail
ey talked freely with reference to
their respective positions in the mat
ter. While Mr.. Keith's reasons for
resigning are well defined, concerning
which he is open spoken, for publica-
ton he limited himself to the follow
ing brief statement:
In my work as chairman of the
street committee 1 found that it was
impossible for me to do things which
l thought were necessary for the good
of the city, and rather than be embar-
rassed with my efforts in this respect
l thought it better for me to resign.
II further details are desired as to my
reasons for resigning 1 feel disposed
to give them to those who may make
personal inquiry"
Some consideration has been given
by the public to the probability o.
Mr.. Bailey's finding the commission
ership, in the event of his acceptance
embarrassing by reason of the boards
attitude toward safety gates or other
measures that may come up with
which the railroad has connection
From the trend of his conversation
Captain Bailey fears. nothing in this
respect. He says that his duties are
heavy and that while he is not dispos.
cd to be dubbed as man who "lies
down" rather than perform public ser
vice, he does not fancy the idea of ae-
cepting additional work as the posi-
ton of city commissioner would ma
turaIly place upon him. He was I'm.
able TO inform the Democrat Satur-
day as to acceptance, but promised Il
have his mind firmly made up wher
the board meets Thursday night of this
week
Mr.. Bailey is the owner of consider
fable property in Hendersonville and il
naturally interested in the growth
and development of the city. hence i
is believed by those intimately ac
quainted with him that he will not re
fuse the position. Mr. Bailey ran fol
the office G few years ago and hi:
name was mentioned in connection
with it when John L. Orr resigned las
! fall and R. P. Freeze was elected t,
fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Keith resigned after one year
lservice. He was a firm believer il
progress as evidenced By the follow
ing quotation taken from talk b
made in a meeting Of the board tn
last week in April previously, quote
in the Democrat.
81 believe in progress; believe il
the judicious expenditure of money t
improve our city; believe we wer
elected by people who are in favor Q
progress. We are recognized as
progressive board. Some of you ma
differ with me and favor curtailmen
of improvements, but as for me I shal
not put on the brakes. I'm going t
turn on the Juice every time"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
ITEMIzED STATEMENT OF
COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS
Superintendent ShitIe Files Report
Showing EXPENSES and Needs Of
Every school in County.

County superintendent of Schools
W. S. shitle in the capacity of secre-
tary to the Henderson county board
of education has fled with the board
of county commissioners an interest
ing estimate of the funds necessary
to run four months school in Hen
derson county this year. A duplicate
re2ct las also been forwarded to the
office of the State superintendent Of
schools.
The report shows the expenses of
conducting the schools, the sources of
revenue and many other phases of ed
ucational work in Henderson county
Estimates being made for each school,
separately shows that there are ninety
one white and twelve colored teach
ers: that the cost for a fo6r months
white school is $12,S2sS1, for colored
81 $50. The salaries of teachers IN
the estimated expenses range from
s25 to $40 per month.
Available funds are estimated as
follows:
General 20 cent school tax. $1o,OOO.0o
Poll tax. -. :. $4,000
From,corporations: 10000
From s25O,OOO State Appro-
priation. =. -. 100000
Proceeds from fines, etc.. 1928
$17,2182a
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
STANDING OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Friends of the state University fee
quently call attention to the fact that
the institution receives from the state
for support much less money than
any similar southern Insult ton. Re
emphasizing this fact at Chapel Hill
this week, the new pree:dent, L. Ora
ham, said that the amount per student
received by our university is S192
While the amount received by other
$2O1 to $500 per student. The uni
yersity needs more money, of course.
and so do all the other state institu-
tons. All of them are hampered for
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
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Funds necessary for four months
school are estimated as follows:
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
NEW TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

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ed a tailoring shop over the store OF
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18
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There is difference of $2,656.77 be-
tween estimated available funds and
the necessary funds, which it is esti-
mated can be supplied by 5 cent levy
n the 500 valuation of property.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18

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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-06-18

The Democrat gives more Henderson
county news than any other neWspa
per and costs only 81 a year until
July 10.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-16
TAXING VACANT LAND

EoTror Day Book-C. j. 5. OF lnd1-
ana av. asks if there is any possible
fay of getting a tax laid upon the
100000 vacant lots in Chicago, so
that thousands of idle men would be
put to work, except to elect men
pledged for a cooperative common
wealth?
1t is probable that the cooperative
commonwealth of C. ]. S. would in=
Volve such an extension of govern
ment functions that even pledged Of
ficials would find so much business
on their hands they would forget
about taxing the vacant lots. The
management of a cooperative COM
monwealth. which must order direct
and supervise the industries Of 1o0,-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-16

churches who profess to do as Christ
would do should, in the interest of
humanity and their own selfish inter-
est, have investigated the case report
ed by The Day Book and told by the
Chicago avenue police blotter. When
l called Saturday / realized that
Christ would find competition weak
should he return, as man, to Chi
cago. Nobody had called. reported
the case to the Goodfellows' club and
after producing The Day Book &C
count of the occurrence as evidence
in the face of the strange fact that
other papers had not mentioned the
news, convinced them that such
worthy object of charity existed. At
4 o'clock Saturday, three hours after
reporting the case to them, their
agents removed the patient to the
Lutheran hospital. Will the eyes of
charity close now or will the clubs, or
CARNATIONS, men and women whose
desires and objects are to further
philanthropy continue to aid this
woman until she needs no further
aid. Is it not better to look well in
the Twenty-frst and other wards of
Chicago for chances to help others
than to help far-away Belgian suffer-
ers? Why not appoint .censors for the
friendless, needy and suffering, in
stead Of for the municipal dances?-
Mary Mackeasun, 637 Lincoln Pkwy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-16

100000 people would demand so
much red tape machinery that think
ing on other lines would almost
cease.
The task of getting a sufficient
number of the 100,00O,000 to agree
long enough to establish the COM
monwealth seems much greater than
the job of getting enough together to
take a simple change in the princi-
Piles and practice of getting public
revenue.
Taxing the vacant lots would do
little good. Taxing all lots and all
land up to its annual value and I'M,
taxing everything else would take the
burden of public business from the
producing forces of society and leave
labor and capital free to produce
wealth unrestricted and untaxed. 1t
would give such abundant opportu-
nifty for wealth production that I'M
employment would vanish. 1t would
give such an abundant public revenue
that such collective energies as are
now prohibited from lack of revenue
can be fully developed.
1t will raise wages to the FULL earn
ings of labor. 1t will abolish the
greed and fear of want that impels
men to pile up millions at the cost
of human life and the wreck of hui
man souls.
With this abundant revenue Coop
erative or any other kind of COM
monwealth desired by the people
could easily be established. -
We have cooperation now, both
conscious and unconscious, in great
perfection. The production of wealth
by this cooperation is enormous, but
the benefit of it goes mainly to the
owners of land and the advance in
land values outruns the speed of CO.
operation in production. The de-
mands of land owners in excessive
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-22
NEW STATION
FOR REDFIELD
DEPOT THERE
IS ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Z Redield, s. D.-The new North
western passenger station at Redfield
has been formally accepted by. the
johnson & Son OF Chicago. The build
ing islone of the ~handsomest railroad
stations in South Dakota. It's total
length is l216 feet. 8 inches, and the
average width is 80 feet. On the west.
areIItwo wide brick .platfQrmss about
400 feet long, and on the east u
portico and a driveway. The building
itself is of colonial brick Of andeep
red color, finished with brown trim
mings. There are two waiting rooms
each So by % feet,in size, and a tick
ct office 17x25 feet. There is a lunch
room. 26x28 feet, 6 inches in ssfze
modernly equipped, with an up-to-
date kitchen 26x12 feet. Theresis a
baggage room 25x26 feet and an
express room, 24x26 feet. Tie floor
ing of the entire building is Of art
marble, and the structure is said to
be the finest Northwestern depot in
South Dakota. The total cost is about
$685. 900. On Friday, October %, the
appreciation of the Redield public
for the new station will be shown by
q banquet rendered the roads en-
ployes in Redfield, held at the Ma
sonic temple, which promises to be
one of the most elaborate functions
of the year. Besides local employees,
lofficials of the road from Huron, Wi
mona, Mimi, and Chicago, are expect
led.