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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24
SOLNCE JETNIKoV.
Maksim Gorkij.
(Dalie.)

In nekCt smo izvedeli. da je pri-
eel eden cd pekoy p|ijancevati,
mojstcr "a .ic "a to odSlovil in ze
najcl drugcga. XII ic bill vojak. o
MEM so sliSali. ola noSi telovnik
il atlaSa in Ola ina uro in zlato We
rizico. Silno radovcdni smo posta-
Ii ma tcga gizdalina in da hi "a
ridcii. SIN. lctali drug IN drugim
ma dvoriSce.
Ali ON jc priScI sam Y uaSo de
lavnico. Z nogo .ic najprci sunil '
yrata. potcm Jill ie odprl, Sc vsto-
pill ma prag. Smchljal So in nam
rekel:
Bog pomagai! Dobcr dan,
o|troci!'
Mrzli, zimski zrak .ic prihaial
y go>ti megli Skozi vrata. Sc vii
okclo njcgovin nog, on pa je Stal
ma pragu, glcdal mas od vrha do
tai in liza niegoyih podjetno "a
yihanih plavih brk so sc svetlikali
.rcliki. rumcni zobje. N.iegov telov
nix ic bill res nekc poScbne vrste
- mOdre barvc, Il uvezanimi rOZa-
mi, in zdelo Sc nam je. kakor ola
zari cd mega, gumbi ma MEM so
bill IL rdecih kamnov. Tudi verizi-
60 SmO yidcli
Ceden ie bill. Ia vojak, tako Vi
Sok in zdrav, I rdctimi lici. njego-
We velikc. svetlc oGi so glcdalc do
brohotno, priiazno in jasno. Ma
CLAW .je incl belo, trdo zlikano
cepico. izpod cistega predpasnika,
XII je bill brcz vsakcga madeza, so
gledali modni, blisceGi cevl.ji.
Mas PEEK "a je spoStliivo prosil.
maj zapre vrata; zapiral Jill je pa
pray pocasi in mas izpraSeval o
mojStru. Povedali smo mu, drug
drugega prekaSaioG, da ie mas
mojster lopov, krvoseS. hudobnez.
biriG - yse, kar nam .ie priSlo ma
miscl. Nciak je posluSal, migal z
brkami in mas opazoval 4 mehkim
Nvetlim poglcdom.
Ali innate kai mnogo dcklet
tukaj jc vpraSal nenadoma.
Nckateri izmed mas so Sc spo-
Stljivo naSmcjali. drug so napra-
viii pray Sladak obraz. eden je pa
pripovcdoval voiaku. da ie tukaj
devct deklet.
Ali innate kai cd tega:" je
ypra>al. m~ezikajoc L ctmi.
/opct >mo Sc zasmcjali. ne pose
bno glasno in nekoliko V zadregi
Mnogi izmed naS hi Sc bill
radi pokazali voiaku pray tako
predrznc fantc. kakrSen ic bill on
sam, ali nihGc nj tega razumcl. nj
hcc nj znal tega. Eden ic to pri-
znal. pray tho ie rekel:
"Kako hi mogli ..."
MIA, IA a .ie TO res tczkOl"
Jc deial voiak prcpricevalno in
mas pri TEN ncprenehoma opazo-
val "Ni nistc taxi .
VI inmate nobenega uglcda .
nobenc primcrne oblikc to Sc
Dravi nObcnc pravc z%unaniosti' In
IcnSkc - liubiio zunanjoSt pri
moSkih HoGcio poSteno ohiSie u.
vSc mora biti - natanGno! In ra-
zcntcga ccniio moe rokc -
takSnc,"
Vojak .ie potegnil svOio desno
roko S privihanim rokavom do ko-
mOlca IL ZeDa i'm nam in nokazal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24

"To Sc pravi - to pravis me-
nii le ypraSal vojak.
"Tebi ="
MAJ mai to pomeni?'
Me zavrzeno!"
NE. lie po6akai Ii Cemu gref
katera Smrcka ?"
PEEK III odgovoril, temyec lie hi
tro dc'aI I lopato V peel; metal jc
kuhanc presto y pee, pecene .je gra
bll III llh L ropotom metal ma tia
k %valenccm, Hi so iih nanizali ma
mt IL Hpoycga bicja. Bio .ie, ka-
kor ia jc pozabil voiaka in po-
govor L MIN. NCjaka Sc ic hipoma
IotIl ncmir. Nstal ic, sci prot pc
ci IN Ncdno jc bil y nevarnoSti. da
ga naSadi PEEK ma rocai lopate. 5
katerlm jc krccvito mahal pc IRA
ku.
Ne, poyci ii - kdo .ie2 II ST
me ~razzai;l. Jaz? Mem Sc ne ustav
LA nobcua, n-nc, I'm ii mi meccS
Y obraz take razzaljive beScdc 49,.
y roNHici je bill razzaljcn. Pac
nj cemI sam ma sebi pray ME dru-
zega, ncgo SpretnoSt y z~apcljcvan-
~ lcnNhIh; morda nj bilo razcn
tc molno>tl pray me ziycga Y MEM
IN lie vSlcd tc moznosti. Sc lc cutil
kot zivcga cloveka.
Sal SO ljudjc. kateri imajo ka-
teroSibodi bolczcn Svoic duSe in
SvoJega l~ivljenia. Use ziylienjc
jo goje in zirc le vSlcd ME. trpc
vNled ME, Sc hraniio Oh Mi, prot
drugim tozijo o njej in zbujajo
tako p%ozornoSt pri bliinjih. Zahtc-
vaJo "a MO Sotutjc cd liudi. in ia
zcntcga Sotutja nimajo niGeSar
drugega. Nzcmitc Jim TO bolczcn.
%ezdravitc .ijh - ncSrctni bodo.
ker ste Jill oropali cdinc zivljenske
molnoSti - prazni so potem. Iiy-
lJenjc nckatcrih ljudi .ic do take
Stopnje uboino. da so neprusto-
voljno pri>iIjcni izkoriScati Syoj
%grehoto. da lahko live; dostikrat
postancio ljujje lie IL dolgocasja
grchotni.
Nojak jc bill r~azzaljcn sill ic
naSega pcka in Sc drl:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24

Ma prodaj 50 V vseh lekar-
nah. Zahtevaite samo SIEVE
rova zdravila. Ako Jill ne
mOrete dobiti. narcotic jih
cd mas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24

Roka ie bila bella, moGna, po-
%raSccna $ svetlim. zlatnatim pu-
hom.
NOge, prSi - V vSem mai bo
moe In zopet - da je clovek
obIcccn kakor zahteva lepo-
Ia retI Meme ljubiio zenske.
Ne klicem in lie vabim iih - sa-
me prihajajo, kar po pet Sc mi
Ilh obcSi ina vrat -
Scdcl ic ma vreGo mCke in dolgo
PROPORTIONAL, kako "a ljubijo zen
Ske IN kako pogumno obcujc L Mi
mn. Potem ic odScl. no so Sc Skri-
paJora yrata zaprla IA MIN, Smo
dolgo m,ltali III miSlili mani in ma
nJcgovo pripovcdOyanje. In po-
tenn Smo priccli govoriti vsi vprek
n%acnkrat nam je bilo jasno. da JIG
hll y>em vSet. Tako p~riprosto in
prlla1no jc priScl, scdel ie in Sc
pomcnkCval. X nam nj drugacc
prihajal nihcc. nihtc So nj pogo
varlal Z Mani tako ljubeznivo .
cdno Smo govorili . nJem in ME
goVih bodoGih VSpenih pri vczi-
lJah, Iii 50 veduO tako razLaljiVO
%zatcgnilc usta. kadar s. mas Srcca-
Ic ma dyoriScu, ali pa Sic kar ma
raNnoSt proti nam, kakor da ne
hi bill ma ujihovl poti. Radovali
Niuo Sc oh njih, kadar smo jIh vi
deli ma dvori>cu, ali &C. so Sic mi
mo naSih oxen - 20 zimi so no
sill nckc pCScbnc vrstc cepic in
koluStkov. 30 lett pa slamnike I
rolami in piSane Solncnike V TO.
kah. Iato pa Smo govorili o teh
dcklctIh Sami med >eboj tako. ia
bi. &c hi mas SliIalc, od sramu in
zalo>ti Strepctalc.
Ali ia nam ne pokyari Tanju-
>kc ~, st ic onlaSil nonadoma PEEK
NSi Smo obmolknili. beScde SC
mas zadclc. Bio ic, kakor ia smc
ma Tajuo pozabili yojak nam .jc
10 takorckoc zakrIl ) svoJo veil.
ko. Icp. p~oStavo. Potcm smo ;,
prIcch hrupnO prcpirati: nckatcr
so mcnili, ia TAME " ne DO do.
bill. drugi 50 trdili. da Sc ne be
mogla uStavljati yojaku. tret.ii st
PrdgIagalI. ia mai polomiio voja
ku zebra. tc bi motel zaccti raz-
merle ) Tanio. kontno >mo Sklc
Mill vs., da bono opazovali voja
ka IN Tanjo IA >varih MO. da ma.
So cuva pred MIN = tenn ],
bill prepir koncan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24

distances. IrlSla le noe, katerc sem
Sc veselil cell dan in prcc oh Sc
stih sem Sc podal ma vcSclico. Lu-
ka je bill zc tam. njegova dekIa in
Sc par drugih, katere Sc urno prl-
pravlale OkuSnO Vetcro. \ato prl-
de polSki Capin in bill smO vSi.
Nsedemo st okoli mizc. JaSt, ka-
kor laten tloyek, pCgrabim noz IN
vilcc. Nato Luka zavpijc; NiSmo
Sc molili. pocakaj. Prec SO mi IL
padle noz in vilce. buka pocne ma
pref, mi te drugi IA MIN. ko Smo
bill gCtovi, Spet pograblm IA VII
&c. in 10 udarim 30 peccnki in
ravno tako vSi drugi. Med JedJo
nj mice doSti govoril. 40 Sc naje-
mo POLISH Capin praSa 20 hrvat-
ski: Cd kuda lie owl prijatelj do
sci? Luka odgovarja. To je EN-
popotnik. line mn .je Matevl hrta-
ca. peca 81 lie L de~lavStvom. On
jc prot nam kakor voda proti
ognju in Jas, zelim Z njm goyo-
RITZ. cato sem "a sem povabu. Ma
to spet vsak encga pi.jemo In ia
ka. .eS. ravno ko m So ,ako
fajn unterholtal. ic pa tiSt zgonc
ma wrath taku poGnel drgnit, ia
je bilo Strah. Mcdin stopi X vra-
ton in upraSa. KIDD je! Odgoyor
ie bill: last. Kako jc vase inc
Gabriel . in prcc ic yrata cd
perl. 10 >topi MOI meter. vpraSa
ga. kai ic uovcga Pojdite d me-
noj. imam Vraga ' kuti, proSim.
da "a odStranlte. All rght .
kmai prldem. Moz odlde. Intro
81 SpraviJo y>l trIJc IN odldeJo ma
Ralnbowtoun, to le : mllJe Oh
Calumeta. Luka praNl: Nla'eN"
tukai pocakal. dokler ne pridehlo
nazaJ. Smo trll", bono nitro 20
tow. Luka 81 dene ZNeZdO ma pr
Sa, revolver Y varZet IN odldelo.
10 prldclo V omenJenl proStor
dalO klobuke dol. MOI sell pr
min. lena prl peer. Luka VpraSa ;
kJe u Hudoba MOI odgoVorl
tan pr peel sol. - 10 Je PraNI
hudlc, praVl MOI in poKaZe ia
zeno ter nadalJuJe' praVl; ia mo-
ram ltl SkeOat a he ID rau HUSH
tega lmena. BaDa poSlahe JENA
pograDl mello' oIiOcl Jo POM
le IN naSopa lSe 'rl' no PilueJ"
ma pot praVl Luha' 10 pa Ie ''S
nude III prloeZal 50 "o"'o'
kratkeIl casu' d her'aca ~ Jo
lem caSu PoS'eho n"IIlet"'' ho pr
ueJo uo"'o'' Pia'' HuN" 80"
pa le haSuNa'' He "'"Ni"'
gahIal "U"ica, ne Si''' -" "
'aPIl PI"''' ""'J',. ""
TO- uaJ"'o ~ N' Nd"
'u"l Hso"'''' H"N" N''e ~ "
P.>o ''"' "i
'",'' .''i. a
I -,
:"
Dr.; anom; ~;
N"I ''p', w -
:: .oL;I ,.o5 - 20;
Lol:t; oLo nn.,is M mi
a. ana LIoIno od,o
rar;m In imam nix nrot; MIN
Ia , ,.orzot Tor ~, Ot;sro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24
Veliki Slovensko- Angleski Toll

mac. Obsega slov.-angl. slovnico.
ra2goyOre, pisma in navodilo ka-
ko p~oStati drzavljan polcg mai
vetjcga slOv.-angl in angl. SLOW.
s@lovarja. Knjiga .ic nuino potreb-
no vSim onim. XII Sc res zelijo ma
uciii angleScinc. Cena V platnu
trdo yezana (430 strani) ie 80,
ter So dobi pri v. j. Kubelka, 538
w. 145. st., New York, N. Y.
PiSite pc cenik knjig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24
z~dIuzenje ''SL0GA"
JugoSl. PodpOTnO
Sedez: Milwaukee, Wis

GLAvNI oDBoR:
Predsednik: Martin RoIP, $50 5. Pierce ST, Milwaukee, Wis.
Podprisednik: Frank Zakrajsck, Box AS, Gaftown, Wis.
| tamk: Frank MattZ, 3l Madison st, Milwaukee Wis.
ii. tainik (zapi): Johan Krmnc, 37l National Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
Blagajnik: Frank Banko. 5OlS National Ave, Vest AIs, Wis
NADZoRNI oDBoR:
l. Preisednik: MatcvZ Sugic, AIS Florida ST, Milwaukee Wis
III. Anton TominSek,. 23 Reed St, Milwaukee, Wis.
III. Johan Turk. AS a. Ave, West Ans. Wis.
". Martin Jccnc. 2s9 Mineral st, Milwaukee, Wis
V. Frank Crci, i5S National Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
VI. Johan Ocvrk, pa Grove st, Milwaukee, Wis.
VII. Johan Tcrga, 53j sherman St, West AMs, Wis
PoROTNI oDBOR:
Malta Simeuc, i4l Park ST, Milwaukee,, Wis
Josip JanczU, i23 81 81 Ave. West Ahs. Wis
Frank Robda, 26S - l Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
VRHoVNI ZDRAvNIK:
DIR. p. Langlani, Stumpf X Ianghoff Bldg, Grove ~. II National Ave.
Milwaukee, MS seize so vsaki tdrti torck y ucsrcn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-24

mogla u~Stavljati vojaku. tretii so
prdylagaII. ia mai polomiio voja-
KIN zebra. Gee bi hotel zaccti raz-
mcrJc ; Tanio. kontno >mo Sklc-
Mill vs., da bono opazovali yoja-
ka in Tanjo IA >varih MO. da mai
Sc cuya pred MIN : tenn jc
bill prepir konGan.
En- mcser ic minul. Nojak je pc
KEEL zcmlic. izprchajal ST L vczi-
iiami, prihaial X nam y dclavnico,
ali o lmagah pr dcklctih nj govo-
ril. tcmyct jc lc |ncprcStano vihal
brkc in lizal UStnicc.
Tanja jc prihajala ySako .jutro
30 presto in bila ic, kakor pedno.
v@cScla. ljubcznjiya in p~riiazna L
Mani. Nctkrat smo napcljali po-
goyor ma voiaka - ali ona "a je
imcnoyala 'tcle Z bolStccimi oc-
mi" in mu dajala Sc ralne druge
smcSne priimkc. To mas jc pomiri-
10. PonoSni smo ljubili Sc srcnejSc.
10 p~ozdravijai zjutrai tc so Sc pc
hale vcziljc "a voiakom. Taniino
razmerjc do vojaka mas ic takore-
koG povzdignilo Use in priGcli Smo
malomarno CbGevati l. vojakom.
ker Smo 81 raynal 20 Tamil. All
MO smo ljubili Sc SrtnejSc. 10 pc
zdravliali ziutrai - radoStncjSc
in Sc bolt zadOvoljno.
Ali nekoG ic priSel voiak neko-
like vinjen k nam. Sedel .ic in Sc
pricel smcJati. ko smo ga vpraSa-
Ii. cemu Sc smeja, .ic razkladal:
Dive sta sc prepirali zaradi
meme Ida in GruSa Ka-
ko sta st razpraskali, a? Ha. ha I,
Ena drugl sta skocill V iaSe. po-
TEN sta st valjali po tleh V veil,
SkoGile ena yrh druge ha-ha-
hal Spaki sta 81 ~razpraskali 49,.
strgali smejal hi Sc, da bi po-
stal bolan In zakaj Sc ne znajo
IcnSke poSteno stcpsti? Iakai Sc
praskajo? Ah9"
Sedcl .ie ma klopi. tako zdrav,
Snalen in vessel ic sedcl in Sc ne
prcstano smcjal. Mi Smo molcali.
IL bogzna kakSncga vzrOka nam
jc bill Sedai neprijeten.
"N-ne. kakSno srcco imam JAZZ
pri zenskah, an? Smeial hi Sc. da
hi postal bolan? Malo pomezik-
mem - pa .ie! H-hudic :"
Njcgove belle. 5 Svetlim puhom
%poraScenc rokc so Sc vzdignilc in
padla ma kolcna. moGno tleskajoc.
In zrl ie mas 5 tako priietno zacu-
denim pogledom. kakor hi sam
MISUNDERSTANDING dyomil, kako,
da ina pri zenskah toliko sreGe.
V %njegovem debelem. redeem OBJ
razu ie bill samozadoyoljcn in SIRE
cen Smch. in vcnomer 81 ic lizal
uStni.
Mas pck je mOGno in iezno ropo-
tai 7 lOpato po peel in dejal naen-
krat zanicliivO:
mi treba ravno prav vclike
mOci, da Sc prevrne sibka iclka.
ali vrzi smreko
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-26
From Thursdays Daily.

Miss Fern Wilder of Willow Greek
is spending a few days with Miss
Lois Mills.
Rev. Mr.. Wolfe, who has been a
missionary in the Philippines for sew.
eral years, viii speak and show many
interesting stereoptican views Sunday
night at the Christian church.
Miss Vera Purdy OF Langford, s.
d.. Is visiting at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. John Duffield.
Everett Peterson and Nina Ward
have scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Z. III. Monroe.
| Mrs. Morse Gates and two chill.
dren of Fort Collins. Colo, are here
to spend few weeks at the Gates
home. Mr.. Gates expects to arrive
here about the first Of July.
John Stevens is doing good work
on the road north OF town.
Rev. ]. G. olmsted viii preach at
the usual time Sunday morning q;
the Christian church. The topic will
be Two Weddings" All are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Mann and her daughter have
gone to Iowa on. an extended trip
Mr.. and Miss Wilcox have gone ia
Vernon to visit relatives.
Part of the Brush dam has been
washed out The river Is higher here
than II has been for three years.
The Methodist church will have liz
Children's day program on Sunday
June q. at two. O'Clock.
Chiidren's Day was observed al
the Christian and Baptist churches
Sunday. Both programs were excel
lent and the attendance was good.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Osgood have re
turned from the east. Their friends
welcome them back.
The C. w. B. NJ. met with Mrs. L
Mills Tuesday afternoon.
The Royal Neishbors of Garden
City entertained the lodges from
Mankato; Lake Crystal and Madelia
at one o'clock luncheon last Thurs
day. Following the luncheon a pro
gram was given and the drill by the
Lake Crystal lodge was very nice.
i.
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St Clair
From Saturdays Daily.

fFoH SatofoaJ Sa'y'
Mr.. Appel was Mankato caller
Monday. ST.. ...i..
III. Thielman was a. business caller
in Mankato Wednesday, -
tomobile which he purchased from
Cummings & Co., OF Eagle Lake, last
week
Mrs. Anderson and daugher Oh
Smiths Mill visited at the Johnson
home, Wednesday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher OF Minnesota
Lake visited the latter's. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang over Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Hilton spent the
weeks end at the home OF her par.
erfts, Mr. and Mrs. Krause.
Mr.. VIM. Frantz has purchased a
Jackson automobile - ~
"a Una Andrews, who has been
working at GAINESVILLE, came home
Saturday. ,.H,..'l.'
Buelah Van Buren, OF Tiyoli visited
with Grace Buchholtz from Saturday
until Monday.
Mr.. Philips has rented his farm
south of town to Herman Strobe.
e Mrs. Fred Fisher tended the tele-
phone Wednesday, for Sarah Fisher.
who went to Mankato. "
Messrs Hoagland, Andrews and
Cords are furnishing the local mar
ket with home grown Strawberries
but they quote light crop. @
Marguerite Scott Is staying at the
Boswell home 's
Mrs. Smith of Waseca has been
visiting friends, here the past week
Esther Lang Of Mankato was home
over Sunday. 49,
Libbie futile of Albert Lea Is visit.
ing her father.
John ,Ario came home Wednesday
to help with the work at home.
Grace Preston, Marie Pestka, Der.
nice Covel, Grace Buchholtz and
Ralph Preston, were graduates from
the st. Clair high school this year
and not from the eighth grade as was
given in the st. Clair items last
week: @r a.r r-r
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49,. . - = e. T. - d.
City spent Monday with Mrs. 8. ..
Minis.
Mrs. Frank Clague is with her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Porter this week.
Miss Josephine Ruth Cornish spent
last week attending the festivities at
the state university. She arrived
home Saturday evening. Miss Cor.
nish is a domestic science teacher in
the Norwood schools and will spend
month with her mother and sis
tiers In Vernon and will then 60 to
Montana for the rest of her vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Harry Thompson has return
ed to Mankato after weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Award and
daughter.
A metal ceiling is being placed in
the bank this week.
Mrs. G. C. Meade is in Rochester
and will submit to an operation the
last OF this week
ID. A. Slater was business visitor
in Madelia and Mankato the first
of the week.
II. E. and w. l.. Roberts were bust
ness visitors at the A. c. Gray home
Monday.
Miss Elsie Tieman OF Mankato is
la guest of Miss Gertrude Brown this
week.
Rev. w. r. Palmer is in Mort.
field attending the annual session Of
tim Il n n Y Grand Indgp I'm
Friday morning Mr.. Palmer win p
installed as grand master OF the or
der.
Mrs. Faith Bowen OF Lansing. Mich,
is In Vernon on visit to her par
ents snd other relatives.
Mrs. Dredge and daughter, Mise
Stella. OF Lake Crystal, visited with
this formers daughter, Mrs. Bert
Barnes Saturday.
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St. Clan.

From fridays Daliy. ......
Mr. Zimmerman, the travelling man,
was at st. Clair Wednesday.
Miss Grace Buchholtz visited
friends and relatives at Tivoli this
week. ...
Miss Scott Is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. win Boswell this
week. ...
DIR. J. Macbeth and his mother
we're Eagle Lake visitors Wednesday.
Rev. MIR. Miller and family are Wis
iting friends and relatives this week.
Herman Fitzloff and daughter. FL
len were at Albert Fitzloff's home
Monday and Tuesday. a..
Miss Amanda Beccue who has been
visiting friends and relatives In Man
Isato the last week, returned home
Tuesday.
Louis Appel was a Mankato visitor
last Monday.
Miss Frances Schmitt and Miss
Laura Korthr and Miss Margaret
Smith left Saturday to attend summer
school at Mankato.
The moving picture show given
here June IL was quits we'll at.
tended and the picturesi were fine.
They will show here again Monday
evening, June %.
The sale and supper given by the
LADIES' Aid society OF The Lutheran
church last Saturday evening was a
great success. Everyone present had
a good time.
y Miss Sarah Fisher and Willie Fitz.
Ion were Manlxato visitors wednes.
day.
An ice cream social was given at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Heintze Sunday afternoon for the
benefit OF the Guardians OF Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephan Foster and
family were guests at the home or
Louis Heintze Sunday.
Miss Sophia Pagenkopf and her
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held in the college chapel. Professor
]. Schaller, of the Lutheran seminary
of wauwatosa. Wis. delivered the
principal address. The presentation
of diplomas was made by President
j. III. Naumann. OF the Minnesota
synod, ex-officio OF the local board.
In a few well chosen words he called
the attention of the class members to
the meaning of graduation and what
was expected of them In after life.
The 'valedictory was delivered by
Martin Dommer, a student from Nor.
folk, Neb. Most OF the students left
for their respective homes Tuesday
evening. and "Wednesday morning
The college will reopen on wednes
day, September 2.
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aunt, Mrs. Freedom of Mapleton, were
Janesville visitors Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Freedom Of Mapleton is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Pagenkopf this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thielman and
daughter and. John Fitzloff motored
to Mankato Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Hubner's brothers, the
Messrs. Currier. who were her guests,
left Thursday for Wells.
The Lutheran congregation of st.
Clair is invited to attend a mission
festival at GAINESVILLE. Sunday. The
meeting. will be held in Mr.. Lang's
grove near GAINESVILLE.
Will Frantz purchased a new Ste
wart car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reichel and
family were at the Maurege home
last Sunday.
/ The river raised about three feet
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tote Andrews and son
were callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman OF GAINESVILLE Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Lutheran church still meet with Mrs.
Glen Kollos next Thursday.
Mrs. Currier who has been sick
with pneumonia is on the gain.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbit and fairly
are visitors at the home of sir.
and Mrs. Jake Chase this week.
Miss Lena Bestman was a caller
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Frantz Wednesday afternoon.
william Geckeler purchased q new
car last week. .
Rev Mr.. Hack, the Evangelical
minister. is attending camp meeting
this week, at Amboy. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bestman. Jr.,
were guests ut 40 home of Mr..
Bestman ST., Sunday.
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From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Edison Van Buren, is doing some
,ainting for Herman Buchholtz.
Mrs. II. Buchhoitz and Helen and
Miss Minnie Miller visited with Mrs.
r. Van Buren, Tuesday. .,.a... BE-
Nelson Reed has completed Q new
we'll for B. L. Miller. and is now
putting down wen for Nelson Ben.
nett. a .-
Miss Marie Musser Is staying ut
the home OF F. Peterson near Eagle
Lake. RAJ.
Miss Fannie Harvey and Mr.. Lau.
renee Peterson were quietly married
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Harvey. The day was also Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey's wedding anniversary.
Miss Effie Van Buren, and Stephen
Harvey are two of the young chill
dren from here who have had their
photographs sent to the Temple of
Childhood to be exhibited at the San
Francisco exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macbeth are
enjoying visit from the iatter's
niece, from Brainerd.
Grandma Dane is back and is again
at the Macbeth home.
The young people are busy prac.
ticing for Children's day exercises
which viii be given Sunday after
noon, June 81. at the school house.
Everyone is invited and ahearty well
come viii be extended to all who are
present.
Miss Esther OFT was an Eagle,
Lake caller Tuesday afternoon.
Quite few Tivolians attended.
the Old Settlers picnic at sibleS
Park Thursday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Miller and daughter wsrel
among them.
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Suffered Nervous Attack.
From SATURDAYS Daily

John Oglesby, sixty-five years old,
had a sudden nervous attack on
Main street late yesterday and fell
helpless on the sidewalk. He was
assisted by Patrolman Albrecht to
the city hall building. Mr.. 0glesby
il subject to such spells. A little
later in the day he was taken to
the home of his son, David Oglesby,
on Poplar street, where he makes
his residence.
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From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs: w. l.. Tallnnan and son Jo4
seph who have been visiting among
their many friends In and about
town, left Monday for Fairmont
where they win spend few days.
They expect to. leave the latter part
of the week for the northern, part
OF the state to enjoy ranch life during
the summer
Mrs. NJ. l.. Howell and little son
Of Clarion, Iowa. are here on visit
TO Rev. and Mrs. William Howell at
the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs, Fioreaceb PARKER OF Garden