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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
U~pravnistvo.
Svicarski sodrugi so sklica

- Svicarski sodrugi so sklica.
ii izvanreden shod socialisticnc
Stranke "a II. in 16. augusta. Ma
dnevnem redu so zclo vaZnc locke.
med katcrimi sta najvaznc.jSi re-
viziia tovarniSkega zakona in
mednarodni so~cialistiGni kongreS.
Xxi Sc bo vrSil koncem oktobra ma
Dunaju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
VOLITVE v

Ladnli torek. Xxi .ic bill Ladnjl
Registration Day IN aldcrmanske
volltvc V aprilu. Sc ie upisalo CO.
ll9 novin volilk skupai ie regi-
Striranih 2lS.643 Icnsk. MoSkih
Sc j. vpisalo 4l.35T; Skupaj vseh
volilccv in volilk 693.624. Chicago
zdal prekaSa VISA mcsta V Ied. dr.
zaNah. tudi New York. XII .ie incl
do ldai najveG volilccv.
SocialiSticna kampanja ic V Ii
vahnem gibanju; volilni shodi ST
vrS" y vSch wardah. Zenske bodc
y mn"gih wardah odlocilc izyOli-
tev IN SocialiSticno zcnStvo prid-
no agItira "a naSc candidate in
kamdidatkc.
Opozariamo Sodrugc in sloycn-
Nk' voliIcc Y Chicago Sploh ma par
vaznin prcdloSov. XII Jill dobc vo-
lllci ma poScbnih g~laSolnicah y
odobritcy ali odklonitcv Ena TIA
ka prodloga Sc glaSl: Shall the
term of aldermen be extended to
Tour years cali Sc maj tcrmin al
dcrmauoy podaljSa ma Stiri lc'a p
/dal 50 alderman voljcni "a dive
l''I n Sc to je prcvcr N kapitali-
>iIrnr hlapcr. Isl Slulijo vSakcmu
drU@"mu pref kot pa dclavStvu.
III jih ilvoIi. Dokler nj "a alder
mah' o%dpokllca lrccall) tako Sc
n~J'h"Na Nluzhcna doba ne Smc pc
daIJratl VA TO ypraSanjc ic tire
ia '"rrl SIaNovatl: No.
niuga p%r"iioga ma pu>r1m gia-
SoNnicI ina >ledetc bcScdilo:
I'I the ac' ch'lti'd. An act IN
".'"l''" To inc MuhIc'JaI ourl
Va ".'"H"'
Ne''nr' Inc a't entitled An
" n''a'l 10 'H' M"hi'lpaI
Guy "' hlraS".
J." pr'''"sa l'N'lIRo vrrlc vaI-
"">'' ' P'Na. ~daN'raNho ma GA
I','''' he P'N' h'''Nar drl%ega
"'>''' nov ga ""N"n"' KATE
'J''" "'""N"' ''SI>'a'U-
" ]" 'dNuH lt pa nova Nlna "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24

Lorainu st cuic. da bo pri-
celia National Tunnel Co. s pryim
mareem Z oSem urnim dcloyni-
kom, koliko j. resnicc ma tenn,
bono vidcli.
Geo. PctkovSek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
zakai so kraniski farji slepar-

Zakai so kraniski farji slepar-
j? KranjSki farii uGc, da 50 yica,
pckel in ucbcSa : tom humhu-
gom S'ra>ijo >voic podrcpmkc.
da jim uoSiio dcnar.
Krauj>hi farji, Pridite ma dan
2 znenstvenimi dokazi, da ckziSt;-
rajo ma oncm Svctu' vice. pckel
in nebcSa. in TAXI bono prekli-
cali ySe. kar Smo pi>ali prot VAN,
proSili vaS odpuicanja in Sc skc.
SAM Vrnili pod vase komando.
Dokler ne pridctc z dokazi ma
dan, ste in oStaurtc y nash oGch
ljudski Slcparji. Iii izrabliate
ljudsko ucumno>t y Syoio cScbno
koriSt.
Idaj innate priliko. da - zaSlu-
ute >cdel y vaSjh ucbc>in. Pridi-
lie I dokazi ma dan in Sprcobrnitc
"kriyovcrcc'l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
DOBRO MU JE

"AApcal to Reason objaylja
Sledeci b%rzojavki. katcri sta med
SeboJ lzmenjala prcdSednik vii
son in vrhovni general mckSikan-
skin rcbelov Pancho Villa:
"Genral Pancho Villa,
.JuraZc. Mexico.
Y menu humanitctc apeliram
ma Vas. la takoi ilpuStite LMiSa
TcrraNaSa. Sina ~gcncrala LmiSa
TcerraNaSa. premr mega poScStni-
ka y MckNiki. katcrcga innate. ka-
kor culcw. ncpoStaVuo Iaprtcga.
Woodrow Wilson.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
Kranjski farji zdaj II

KranJski farji zdaj ma YES
elias vpijcjo: Slovcnci po>tanitc
praktitni katolicani. ka.i pa po-
mcni praktictn katolican y far
Skcm krogu' Praktiten kat,licau
je po naukih kranjNkih farjcv
vsakdo III Sc obuaSa kakor Sycto-
piscm>ki farilcj. Hi 50 Javno mo
ILL in dclili miloltino in drli l.iud.
>tvo. la jr bio >trah i'm groza
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
Thomas Stepich,

tajnik konfercncncga odbora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
COLUMBIA TRACK MEN REPORT
Thirty Promising Candidates Have
First Practice Under Wefers.

Thirty OF the most promising candidate
that Coach Wefers has been endowed with
IN many years reported yesterday FOR the
iirst indoor practice of the Columbia track
team Last seasons team, with the .X-
ception Of Russell Beatty. the intercol-
lesiate record holder in the shot put. is
intact. The acquisition OF Don Young
who won the intercollegiate quarter mile
championship while at Amherst In 1912;
Al Iiulsenback. present Il. : 4. l.. half
mile champion. and r. Recess. the West
chester county scnoolboy middle distance
champion, will strengthen IN. Blue and
White squad where It was weakest, in
III" middle distance runs
with Tom Black, Eollmsr, HarVlt, and
De Castro in the spriuts, Capt Frank
Brady and Petzel IN the hurdles. Schultz
and Loesch in the high jump. I.ittauer and
Graham In tAe running broad jump and
Wefers expects a successful season. The
squad II handicapped because the indoor
track. which was ruined by the Cniy-r-
sty Hau fire, has not been repaired COM
pletely.
Coach Wefers set the men TO work
lightly ~ their specialties. The work OF
the distance men was curtailed to sprint
ing because Of the poor condition OF the
track. The team will compete In several
indoor meets, Wefers haN-ng proved las
winter To- the committee on athletics that
this kept the men in better coalition. II
was announced that the freshmau-Sophu-
more meet will be held for the first tim.
indoors. The date is unsettled, but viii
be early in January.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
ERASMUS BOYS UNDER BAN.
Principal Refuses to Let Them p,n
aud Help belgian Fund.

De Walter - Gunnison. princlpal OF
Erasmus Han High School declared yes.
terhly afternoon he would not le, IN,
menhers or the Erasmus football team
play IN the all star contest of S,turd,y
az Ebbe;s Field. To make II harder fnr
the five members affected to play he has
called In all the rootbai1 toggery. To
play against his wishes will mean sus.
pension from all branches OF athletes
curing tho remainder Of their DAYS a, tho
school W. '''
The all s;ar game will he betwee, two
leans thought to D. the best OF IN.
BROOKLYN schools and the proceeds are 70
20 l" the Relgian RELIEF Fund. The 6y.
payers OF Erasmus who were selected to
p,av IN the contest arc Capt. Jimmy
olSon' halfhack; Hugh Cole GUARD !.
liershman. end, and Malcolm Tuttlo'
Iuarteroack. OF the regulars, and Tomp.
Nins' substitute halfback
me principals of all the other high
ana prep schools of Brooklyn whose boy
VIII pay IN IN" henent game are willing
mat they do 50 for a good cause WIN
thc I'VE players out OF the game II IL
h"t known whether the contest Xill he
"sIon on or will he played with the re-.
manning players. As a soccer game also
Scheduled IL may follow that DIR
Eunnison Will pui tine ban on those Of his
s'uhehts VINO were selected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
JUAREz RACING RESULTS.

,F.-' EaCe-Fiye furlongs--Tower. 100
ISL 'r1t NJ Py'hihs. 1os tSmalD, A? 20 I. even
90 4. second. Helen Rsrhould 1903
N''".. D. 70 3, 20 aud 20 l. third.
'N'.- .r Dr.. ' Hays. rhevren. Jack Hart
lEmar lass, Edna H. and Luella
.SS-.lrI Epce-S.v flrlonrs--osaple lOs
~ .r' 10 B.. out. nrst. Big LumaX, lOj
''.. 20 A. t. ana even. second .
l"H "'nr'.rl 100 to !. 20 20 ! and
.' ~ inrI Time. IA. Al Wormwood,
'.-- .r.r'. AwbTi and Drytd also ran.
..'| Itl'e.-Dur mile BLACK Maze. los
a. r. 10 % and a. .. nrst; MeltS,
..',.'l. 20 Q. 10 and out, second ;
. N,be". ma Martin, : to 10, out,
t.ue. l.Al 1-1. Prince Conrad,
Ven /lud' and so Quarter also ran.
q, b. tpr. Eve and 81 half furIongs--
.'. ,M''cnIr, 10 10 !. > TO . and
r-'. Mary Emily l0s tO'Brien). 40
' To- ! and 10 |, second; GOldhnn,
.'.-1, 70 80 !. . "a ana even third
Thistle Bel Gilpy, Lady Lon
Nf' Jimmie aud Fox Davl, also r.n
II." Five and a half furlonss--
,'. '' go. 7HylorJ. ~ to D. ? TO and
-' Npr't Mac. 1903 GROSS, 3 10 !,
100 p. inst. p "da Iohr on. ~
-r = - 10 au' 70 =, tuird.
tu Duunpr. E.na, thoctaN
I o. Tafo also ran.
... pu. ui.-We anolI" los
g. 200 , adu out nrsl Mud
n..u... 70 !, = 10 10 and
.f-" e.l'. l0t iM"tohlt, -
"H' 'h'il Time. l:i.. ANY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
NO PLUM PUDDING OR DUNfPL INGS
FOR WELSH AND StiUCRUE TO-DAY

Joe Shugrue and Freddie Welsh will
meet at n broadway hotel tomorrow AZ
o'clock and IT'S certain tina; neither of
them will come - the meeting place filled
with plum pudding and apple dunlp!ags.
And there's a reason. The much talked Of
weight question will he settled then and
there. Reports from the camps are tina,
both men are knocking at the 1875 pound
door. Shugrue vii! make 1t much easier
that Welsh. Yesterday after hts workou;
he t!pped the beam at lS4.
Jack Goodman, who was once nifty
lightweight. IL going to fight again, Jar.
blush'ng.y admitted yesterday that no
weighed 40 pounds.
Il can take twenty on added Jack,
"and when that IL done III b. just as fast
as ever They are talking OF matching
me with Harry Ferns. who once boxed
in my set I long for a bout. The swee:-
est music In the world IL the hum of "a
haymaker that just didn't shift your Jaw
around to where your ear is."
Wen be able 10 get a pretty fair lipe
on lust what sam MrNey has left In 'ho
nghting lne, for he is 10 box Battlina
Jim Johnson at the Falrmout on Deccm-
Der 3. While Jim isn't an Ahthuh John
son or Peter Jackson. still he is a trouble
some darby inside a So, of ropes. an !
long before the finish Sam may get awfuily
tired of Colorado Madura JCvms,
Some fighters have queer notions about
training" remarked Frank Erne last night.
you can go into most any gym where
"A gogd man Is training and find him
smuggling away at big bag OF sand or
barley, as some use Nothing in the world
could make a man slower Ike Weir came
into my camp years ago and caught me
at that stunt.
"'Get fast bag said Ike, That thing
win make YOU slower than n snail. tci
"A Light leather bag and bang IT up high, 20
that yo.'l have to- hit up and fast. lt'iI
make your arms ach" NJ trst, hut YOU
nud that the exercise WIN prevent then
ever getting weary and heavy in th'
ring
"Matty Baldwin Is tn only man | ever
saw who got the idea, aud yon never sec
Mutty's arms getting loggy No sir, The
heavy bag Is al. wrong
Jim Flynn Is one fighter who meyer
fails 10 examine a mans hant bindages
81 neglected II once" said Jim, land
nearly had the head cut off Of me,
was lighting - hushci one night and
didn't bother 20 inspect his tapped hands
/ lie ca, me every time he Nh me, ant
when a punch came straight nt me
! thought had been hit with tho butt eu,
II n . by 4 s"rutling. realized that h.
| had fp.n"thiug closcIy related 10 hois,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
STAR SOCCER TEAM SELECTED.
boys. Commercial and Era.mu. Pick
Eleven 20 Meet MAMMAL

High school soccer players representing
Manual Training Boys High Commercial
ana Erasmus Han held meeting at the
Manual Training High School In Brook
iNn Yesterday afternoon III which a team
was picked Ia represent Boys High. Com.
hercial anu Erasmus against the cham.
pion Manual team In the an star game "a
he played FOR tho benefit Of the Belptar
reliei fund al Ebbets Field beginning AZ
80 o'clock next saturday afternoon. The
selections were:
Goal Hearu Erasmus: right back. "
MSthew-on, Commercial: ler back Olsen.
boys High, o. Amer Erasmus: right h,.f
- g. Brown, Erasmus. centre half BAH
bfas mus EFT half Hurley. Commerciai
,utside rleht. M'ilue. Erasmus or spencer
Boys HiEh. inside right. LIpsehuetz 40,
H1gh, or Bratton, Commercial. centre for
ward Francis, Erasmus. inside l.f. Aruo.
CofrNn-rcial or NcTi-rnan. Erasmus. out.
s!de l-tt: Peterson. Commercial. substitute
Campbell. Boys High
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
ALEX WILSON YALE's CAPTAIN.
Football Team Makes Quarterback
Its Unanimous Choice.

NEW HAVEN, Nov 30.-Alcxander Dick
son Wilson OF Binghamton. n. Y, was
elected captain OF the Yale football team
Tor next season at "a banquet held In the
coaches room at the Hotel Taft tonight
Wilson received the unanimous vote Of
the twenty three "Y" men who attended
the banquet. II was announced. The only
other possibility as candidate was Car
roll Knowles. who has declared his in
tention OF returning next fail to play foot.
ball
The new Vale captain Is n Junior in the
academic department of the university
He prepared at Princeton Prep and PLAYED
on mis- freshman team at Yale. His DO
stion Is quarterback
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
YALE AND CORNELL sCoRELESs
Soccer Teams Battle Evenly Until
ithacaus Have to Catch Train.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 30.-The Yale and
Cornell soccer teams fought for an hour
and I'D half to a scoreless tie at the old
Vie Field this afternoon. Then the men
vetr prevented from playing an extra
period because Cornell had to catch a
train
The game was whirlwind from start
70 finish, although both teams lacked ac-
curacy In shooting. Yale had its oppo-
neH,s on the defensive throughout the
frSt half and held the visitors even in
the second period The Blue was weak
ened by tine loss OF Trip. the left out
-!de. who broke a blood vessel in the
Princeton game and is out for the sea-
son and Lee. who is disqualified be-
cause IL studies. Russell and Lynch
PLAYED 2 stellar game for Cornell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
". and ,. sign, POWELL ,gnIn.

WAsHrNGroN, Pa. Nov so-Rober.
l'olweu former PENNSYLVANIA sta. a.
signed n contract to coach the foo'ha,l
team At Washington ard j, fferson col
l.ge again IN 1915. This announcement
was made to-day by CT, butfs " .. .',~
r. NJ. Murphy who Obtained Folvclr.
signature e. the necessary p3p,r follow
ing 'he Ru'.r.~e rouo ''
saturday, Next year VIII he Folwons
fourth "A, W. and j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
FISHER Furnishes WALKER.
Big Centre Taken on T-am--Nust
Train ON Ten Pounds.

The Columbia basketball squad received
shskeup yesterday. The personnel 81
the regular five, which appeared settled
FOR the opening game with Rutgers on
Friday riGht at least. found Walker gee
ieved at his post at centre and M,E,I,g
moved from forward 20 the pivotal Dos D.
lion. Walter DIVER. who has been on tie
hospital lt>t for several weeks with q frar-
tured thumb. filled in at Wcs"ucr's old
position. Coach Fisher transferred the
practice TO evening Walker is pouni-
over weight. lie scaled yesterday al ~
pounds and must got down to 1S5 before
Fisher will assure him his Job.
The new combination worked like a
titular team Eckey Calder and Dwy.r
showed dash m abundance. The all
American forward passed with deadly ac-
curacy. and even outshone cart. hid Ben
son in spectacular shots charley I-"
the all Eastern guard L. on form sun
hut Coach Fisher says he viii ue IN ~hap.
by next week. Competitive sNia,r.ug u.t,
deprived Lee OF much OF hts speed.
n.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
The lineup:
Williams Junior Five Wins.

WrtfAWs-owN. Mass, Nov. 30-By
owning the seniors l6 10 to-day In
ne annual uterC.dss series the Williams
iH'ors lead in che race for the college
basketball championship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

shoe In either init and ! asked him about
u after the fight. Then he let the secret
out. Under each layer OF tape he had
inserted the thlnnest Kind OF tinfou. "
looked harmless enough, bat when he
closed his fs; the tiHion frightened across
his knuckles until his fists were as hari
AZ steel Hurt WHEN he hit? sweet
Splits II nitre' always take a peck
now"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

We'll. they've picked tough one for
Tommy MrCarty. Jim Buckley for Gun
boat Smith and Henry lrsl!nGer for Nc
Carly got together yesterday ard posted n
forfeit az a guarantc of god faith with
the Empire A. G. McCarty VII get the
test Of his life when he meets the Gunner.
as has been arranged. next Tuesday night.
1t looks as II Tommy is irving 10 iurnn
across the East Riyer-DUt then, he might
win. Hen understand fully that the Gun
ner Is not A Driscoll or a Savage by the
time he has sampled some OF the sailor =
whaCks to the Jaw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01
rAcKARn, Iolo.il-is-ls-,4 MODELS.

INV hNNTIN TUTV@ IL II 10 II WVTFTT~s
Limou~lnrs. sedans. ianIau|ets. touring ,ars
In ahsc di".y perfect .pt .4ftuh, b'tr. t.te
prlces. styeri' closed hpdic,
parkards rented. dat. week ct rrrth
PACKARD \tTO f>tH\>GE 60.
1919 BrOaduHs. Tel 6u;S Columbus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

l. was learned yesterday hat the rep.
rcsoutativcs OF Jack Johnson and Jess
Willard have posted $4,000 each with
Stakeholder Bob Vernon, tine forfeit
money to bind their match, as required by
The articles OF Agreement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

Johnny DAILY outpointed Terry Miller
'asily at the Olympic A. G. last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

NliS,l lIfIIoN seats In al parts OF Metro
poupu Oprta House FOR grand opera season
.Hi+lui' Sow on sale or Kj1 MANS. nj
hroadNay. Telephone SSH Rector
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

A .trgs entry has been received for the
Young Mems Father Mathew T. A. H.
Society =. \. games 20 he held in the
First Regiment armory. Newark. to-mor-
row night There j. a particularly large
entry OF cyclists for the one mile open
md two mile handicap. The two mile run
handicap also has attracted most of the
ong distance cracks OF the Metropolitan
Ifs o.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-15
LEGITIMATE MINING.

HAT mining pays when properly conducted indicated BY
annual reports Of companies operating in Tonopah
printed this Of the Bonanza The companies the Tono
pa Belmont Development and the Tonopa North Star
Tunnel and Development company Both companies
damealy opposed their underground conditions yet both
show that mining legitimate industry be managed for the
benefit Of stockholders and for the
the command Of the The Belmont
well established Of the the mining armament
that little endorsement from this paper Dividends
So 99 O02 80 have dsbfsed
and including April lt 1914 In addition this
of $4,000 will be paid April 18th making the distribution
profits stockholders s6l430O0 numbers Few
the world equal this record but the fact that
out than other is the statement that
52 900 Of and ready for stopping February
-, 1914 when the annual report written
If other bodies opened this
sufficient its mill treating
daily for period three years The report general
nendent also reflects
been qnaed Tonopah any other part Of
country where the highest prices paid for labor
element that the addition the
charges for railroad securing supplies
all kinds The report well dgese
carefully line is practical and
where conditions have always been
President Clyde Heller in his report pays deserved compliment
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-15
CLovEN HOOP OF SOCIALISM

il pleasant that the Socialists 81 fonopah the
protest the action Of the Tonopah school
ruling suffrage discussions from the public schools This
goes suspicion the suffrage debate merely
entering wedge of conspiracy planned introduce the third
party schools of this city The trustees their rejonder
10 an application ruling stated they would have admit
they yielded request suragetes u Reno This
idle without backing foun
have right the bulls Of the issue
appears the Reno that the y against
the Tonopah school the Socialists
Of Tonopah and handful of suragttes the university The
following editorial from the Gazette exposes the truth
The people of Nevada elect the Of the State nyr
They chosen the exactly the justices
Of the Supreme Court.
We would hesitate believe and would certainly
believe that any member Of either body elected he
Democrat because he a Republican And
grettabe still would be the belief that official action n
enced by partisan bias.
The people of Nevada didn't elect the executive committee
the Nevada Equal Franchise society They will Of
this committee should board
likely transfer the supervision the university
the board Of the uagt committee with the
miees resolution of Saturday before them matters little tina
Republican presided the board that Democrat tn
boards resolution; all members approved it.
THE action Of the followed the action Of the Tonopa
school board The action Of both boards
voiced have from the Socialist party Tonopah
the executive the Nevada Equal Franchise society
Reno The Of the be satisfied the
dents
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-15

OF EN- will be voted Kansas city
Star.
The Pennsylvania woman who tes-
tilted that she beats her husband ey-
cry time he gets drunk probably is
doing more for the temperance cause
than a good many orators. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
A boy in South Windham has a
pet wood chuck that can count eggs
up to six.-Lewiston Journal.
Al the same time a few auxiliary
"schoners" might help the navy out
| in PINCH Washington Post.
Apparently the tarin has not re
duced the cost of the Easter bonnet
so what was the Baltimore
American.
The new Chinese minister doesnl
have TO tell reporters he likes Amer
lea. His son Is named Lincoln.
Syracuse Standard.
From all the fuss that is belnl
raised one almost wonders whether
Sir Edward Carson's idea is to g
on the vaudeville stage-Johnstowl
Democrat
Among others prominently men
toned" for Judge Days job is Ceisu
Pomerene, brother of Alice What
pair Of names for some Smith fam
lily!-Cleyeland Leader
Next to obtaining garden seed
that will grow. perhaps the most dii
ficult task on the hands of the cit
zen of domestic tastes is TO find
setting hen that will stay set.--Mi
waukee Sentinel
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

The business of the Nevada Sheet
Metal Works. was on April 10th. 1914.
taken over by the Nevada Sheet
Metal Company. Incorporated
The affairs OF the partnership OF
Benson & Shields. doing buStness
under the firm name OF Nevada
sheet Metal Works. viii be wound
up at once.
All accounts. to this date. 10 favor
Of The Nevada Sheet Metal Works
are to be paid to. and all outstanding
indebtedness TO this date will be
paid by Benson 4 Shields.
Mr.. r. Shields, az president and
manager. will have the active man.
agement OF the Nevada Sheet Metal
Company, while the interests former.
ly held by Mr.. C. Benson in the
Nevada Sheet Metal Works have been
sold to and are represented In the
corporation by NJ L. Schade. as
treasurer.
Miss Bessie Shields, who has had
charge OF the accounts OF the old
firm for some time past. will be
secretary of the corporation, and
wishes at this time. on behalf OF the
outgoing firm. TO thank all for the
goodly patronage and hopes for q
continuation of same for the new
company.
NEVADA SHEET METAL co.
NEVADA SHEET METAL WKS
A116tReader
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Weary Wilson and Grape Juice Bryan webbing between
peace and When little Alfonso undertakes come around
with chip his shoulder get back up the
backbone Of the administration has any left
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