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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

kon. Nakrat so pa kapitalisti cd
krili, da lahko zmagaio pri obein-
skin volityah. ako spretno izrabi-
jo Ia zakon. Uplivali so ma zenske
in dekleta, da so 81 pridobile me-
scansko plavicO in "a vsako novo
mescansko pravico placali deset
mark prlS,Oibine. Tovarnarji V
llmenau-u so posodili vsaki delav-
XII deset mark "a meScansko pra-
vo pod pogOjem, da MIN izroce
pOoblastlla "a volitev. Zenske j.
maJo volino pravo. he smejo pa
voliti, marvec momjo pooblastiti
moskega, da vol zanje. Ma ia ma
elm so kapitalisti skovali svojo
"zmago". o porazu socialistov
ne more biti govora, ker so Sc so
cialisticni GLASGOW vzlic temu u
mazanemu delu izdatno pomnozi-
Ii. Pri prihodnjih volitvah bodo
pa &c socialist skrbeli. da bodo
delavke glasovale z mimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Znamenje bitjeljubne dobe.

Mcstni ocetje Kansas Cityju Sc
poganiajo IA maksimalni delavni
cas- "a konje. V Legislature dr.
zave Kansas so pa odklonili pred
log edinega sOcialistiGnega po-
slanca "a dcveturni delavnik "a
lJudi. Pa mai Sc kdo re6e, da nj
majo z%astopniki kapitalizma v
pOstavodainih- zborih 6lovekoliub-
nih src,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Sviniar V kuti PR okro;

mem sodiScu v Ljubnem je bill ma
tajni obravnavi obsojen M deset
mesecev tezke .jece "Gastivredni
brat Franc Thumfahrt IL reda
Benediktincev, ker ie zlorabljal
Soloobyezne deGke. Pc prestani
kazni mogoce pride Ia "svetla"
crkvena luc V Ameriko kot mis-
,ionar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Kapitalisticni listi, katerin

hdplldllSbiCHl uSll,
Sc ie Dridruzil tudi pobozni stri-
eek "Amerikanski Slovenec" V
JOlietu. so svojetasno porocali o
s%trahovitem porazu socialistov V
Jcni in llmenau V Nem6iii pri OBJ
tinskih volitvah. Vsi list so Sc
ycda Skodozeljno p%rstavili. to ie
dokaz, da socialist V NemGiji ma
zaduieio.
Obrnimo tolar ma drugo stran
in poglcimo. zakai socialisticni
kandidati MISC dobili vecine. V
Ilmenau-u, Weimariu in Eli
Senbachu lahko dobe zcnske mes
cansko pravico in s tenn tudi vo-
limo Ob6insko pravo pod istimi
pogoii kakor mOSki. Mad Stride
set let Sc nj nih6e brigal "a ia "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
BELEZKE

'Krogla, XII so jo iwzstrelili Mo
yeru V hrbet, je zadela cello anne
rlSko delaystvo. Jaz sen rojen V
Nlchiganu. Ljubim svoj rodni
kraj ali sram me ie, kajti Mi
chigan je Russia ' Zedinjenih dr.
zavah, zadnji prostor "a armada
posebnh privilegiiev. Calumet
ska afera mora biti sploSna anne
riSka afera, tamoSnji stra.jk splo-
sni ameriSki Straik." - Barratt
o. Hara, lieutenant governor dr.
zave Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Ia eyentualen odhod kralja Fer
dinanda vse pripravljeno. Ko s
Nova ozkosrGna naselnicl

predloga bo kmalu V kongresu
priSla ma razpravo. Radovedni
smo. kaksno staliSGe DO zavzel
sedanji predsednik napram pred
lozi, katero .ie vetiral n.jegov
prednik.
ko so sedanjega predsednika
priieli glede niegovih o
naseljevaniu V zadnji volilni Dor
hi, Xxi Jill ie razkladal Y svojih
kniigah. Sc jc izgovarial, ko je
moledoval "a glasove V inozem-
Stvu roienih drzavljanov, da je
bill napacno ihformiran in da je
svoje nazore o naselievanju po-
polnoma spremenil.
kdo We. ce DO naSelniSka pred
loga sprejeta. da ne DO predsed-
mix zopet spremeni svoie nazore
o naselievaniu9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Ako vidiS kriyico. a 10 tails
ali 10 ncGeS pripoznati, 81 zlocinec
V clOveSki druzbi - in gresnik
roper boga. KatoliSki listi. XII ma
sprotujejo socializmu, so vsi gres-
Mkt roper boga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Otton A. Rozalsky. XII

slal Brandta, mladega Sveda, "a
trideset let V jeGo, GeS, da ie ma
padel Millionaire Schiffa. in ka-
terega poznajo vsled njegovih
brutalnih obsodb DO vseh Zdr.
drzavah, bo ma letnem zborovanju
"a varstvo koni glavni govornik.
Bitjeliubje tega 6loveka izvabi
res vSakemu Solze IL oGi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Slika civilizacije. Sodrg;


maskami ma obrazu in puSkami
Y rokah ie Y Willistonu. n. d.
udrla Okraino ieco in pobila ma
tia Serbia Ericksona in ugrabila
Cleve Culberstona, hi je bill OBJ
sOjen V dosmrtno jeco, 6eS, da je
umoril druzino Dillon ma neki
bliznji farmi.
ko .ie sodrga udrla v ieco Sc je
Culberston ~postavil V bran in po-
bill $ pestjo enega napadalca ma
tia. All kai hoce en- Glovek ma
pram petdesetim. Kmalu so ga
imeli ma tleh zvezanega. Culber-
ston ie natO zaupil: "Jaz nisem
pravi clovek. - Prayim. da nj
sem pravi 6'ovek." Ali sodrga Sc
nj zmenila "a ia klic, podobna je
bila krvizeini zverini, XII zavoha
kri. NapOl nezavestnega so prive-
zali k avtcmobilu in vlekli ma
most preko malaga Missouriia.
Tam so mu privezali krog vratu
30 tevliev dolgo vrv in ga pah-
Mill 2 mosta. NesreGniku lie bril-
gnila kri IL ust in uses. Ali Cloves
ka Ever Sc nj bila sta krvi. Mani
sc ie vsula toca krogeli in mai
mani dvaisct iih ie zadelo cilj.
Vprico takih lincarskih orgij
Sc nehote vriva vsakemu pametne-
mu cloveku vpraSanje. ali civil
2aciia v Zdruzenih drzavah lie
tako dovrsena, da Sc ne SINE stric
Sam vtikati V razmere sosedne
republike ma .iugu in uGiti Mehi-
kance civilizaciie.
Vsakdo mai prvo pomete pred
svoJim pragom in ko DO cisto. mai
gre gledat Sc lie k sosedu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Pc kapitalisticni morali danes
ne sodijo Gloveka po tenn. kar .je,
temvec pc TEN. kollko premore.
AkO imaS denar, 81 "alright". Ge-
pray imaS votlo glavo kot boben.
Ako 81 pa revez, tedai 81 bedak in
nicvreden clovek, Geprav imas
wee razuma V peti kakor skupaj
sto bogatinov V glavah. Kdor ina
polno moSnjo, temu pomagajo dru
81, ii revez 81 pa pomagaj sam in
bog ii DO pomagal! Zadnie be-
sede p%omeniio. da Dos veGen 81
romak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

On lahkO "Zasluzi" $4,000 ma
leto, kar znese " 301a leta ravno
million. Zlomek pa ie, da povpree-
nj delavec ne zahteva $4,000 ma
leto oil svoiih delodajalcev. IA
dar bodo delavci V splosnem toll
ko zahtevali in tudi dobili, potem
ne DO wee milionariev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Mestni svet v Chicagi

spre.iel odredbo. Xxi prepoveduje
oglaSati zdravniSkim mazaGem in
drugim enakim rokovnjacem svo-
10 rOkovniaSko obrt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Chica$ka "Tribuna" in "Exa-
miner imata vsak svoiega pOro-
cevalca v bakrenem okroziu in
Oba skusata drug druzega preko-
siti lazeh. Oba poroGata to, kar
jima pOvedo rudniSki operatorji
in pa 6lani anarhistiGne "allian-
ce". In omenjenega lista potem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Pc mnenju farizeiskega Svaj-
gerja .ie Mitchell ali Gompers po-
Stenjak, med TEN ko ie treba Mo-
vera ubiti. Zatelebani Svajger je
Re pozabil, kaije pisal pred ne
kaj messed, ko lie Mitchell govoril
stavkarjem v Calumetu in pow
darjal isti princip unionizma, "a
katerega Sc bori Meyer. Nj Sva.j-
gcrju ne zamerimo dOSti "a ME
COVE protiuniiske. protisocialistiG-
ne in sploh protidelavske izbruhe.
ker vemo, da i~zviraio il zme$a-
Nth. 2lkoholicnih in Nc Naughto-
nu prodanih mozgan. Zameriti .ie
10 peSGici zasleDlienih d~clavcev, Xxi
tiste izbruhe zavzivaio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Kapitalisti z~ahtevajo cd delav-
ccv. da Sc moraio pokoriti sod
MIN prepOvedim. Xxi so naperiene
prot zadnjim. &c pa delavci IL
poslujeio sodno prepoved prot
kapitalistom, tedai Sc zadnji s
svoiimi tolovajskimi hlapci toliko
zmenijo "a sodne prepovedi kot
"a lanski sneg. Dokaz: barbarski
napad ma sodr. MOyera V Hanco-
cku. katerega ie "cuvala" sodni-
kova Injunction.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Ako me ljubiS V srcu, nikar me
ne llubi ma jeziku; bolie je, da
me pustiS brez vse liubezni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

"Protizakoniti in barbarski IL
gon Moyera IL Copper County je
udarec vsemu organiziranemu de
lavstvu " Ameriki. Diva miliona
delavcev trpi Z Moyerem. Diva mi
lioma. ameriskih delavcev mora "a
staviti vse svoje moci, da Western
Federation of Miners dobi to stav
ko Michiganu. Videti hocemo,
hdo ie mocnejsi. ali diva miliona
organhiranih delavcev ali peSci-
ca arogantnih rudniskih lastni-
kov z bando najetih morilcev. Pre-
den pa diva miliona organiziranih
delavcev zgubi bitko V Michiga-
nu. zgubili bodo vse svoie orga-
nizacije." Emmett Flood, orga-
nizator IA A. F. of L.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

pravlta. da so Ia poroGila nepri-
Stranska in resniGna. Ye gods!
&c bi calumetski strajkarji TIA
ko naredili Z Nc Naughtonom ka-
kor so hlapci zadnjega z Meyer
jem, bi "alijanski" tolovaii takoj
lincali vsakega Stra.ikaria, kate
rePa bi dobili Y pest in vrhtega hi
zvezna rmada takoi drugi dan
MARSHALL ma lice mesta.
Pc kapitalisticni moral ie lah-
ko vsakdo bOgat ce ie H. della
ven, p zadovoljen in B. potr-
pezliiv. Vecina delavstva Sc raw
ma 20 teh pravilih in cato rastejo
hogataSi - med hapitalisti.
NaJveGia %trojna zveza ie veliki
business. vlada in sodiS6a. Ia I'VE
"a temelji ma until republikancev.
deinokratoV III progreSiStOv.
'Svoji k svoiim'. "podpiraj
domace %trgovce'. "podpiraj ro-
jake" it'd. Sc glasi pesem, katero
radi pojejo dragi roiak: trgovci
y mirnih cash. kadar je delavec
"zadovoljen". &c pa delayca mi
ne za%dovoljnost in gre ma Strajk
"a ve6ii kos kruha. tedai pa do.
ticni dragi roiaki V businessu ia
koj pozabijO ma "svoii k svojim",
p~ograbijo puSko in so pripravlje-
niu ubiti rojake delavce, ce tako
z~ahtevajo kapitalisti. To Sc danes
gOdi V Calumetu. Mich. Delavci
ma Straiku 81 bodo drage rojake
trgovce brez dvoma zapomnili in
Jim vrnili milo IA drago. kadar
hodo zadnii zopet peli "svoji k
svOjiml
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

v Bolgariji polka .trhli pre-
stol nosatega carja Ferdinanda.
Socialist so pri zadniih volitvah
izvolili 1900 obGinskih odborni-
kov in AZ poslancev Y sobranje.
Postal so druga najmOcnejSa
Strnka Y sobranju. Vladna
stranka ie dobila % mandatov,
kmecka zveza 8. meScanski de-
mol0rati II. nacionalci 3, radi-
kalci 4, naprednjaki /. Vladna
stranka Radoslavovijeva stranka
sploh nina Vecine.
Uspehi opOzicije, zlasti veil
kanSke image s%ocialnin demokra-
tov pc mestih, so napravili V
k~raljevski palaci skrajno muGen
vtisk. Rezultat volitey ie sma-
trait "a izraz protumonarhicnega
misljenJa ~bolgarskega ljudstva. V
palaci je velka zbeganost. Xxi Sc
ma zunaj po moznOsti tail. Kralje.
va okolica gleda : strahom V
bliznio bodocnost. Pravijo, da je
Ia eyentualen odhod kralja Fer
dinanda vse pripravljeno. Ko sc
ic ferdinand vrnil V Sofijo, je
misll, da bo njegov povrateB
vplival ma volitve in zboljSal ME
gov pOlozai. To upanje Sc nj ures-
niGilo.
Pc koncanih volitvah sta pri.
nesla socialistiGni listin pa BAL
kanksa Tribune, zadnja ne pri-
pada nObeni stranki. Glanke z ma
piSom ''Ziyela republika".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Mr.. Bryan ie modra glava. On
da Glovek v svoiem zivlien-
jill lahko zasluzi million dolarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

&c delavec kupi blago in ne no
re istega plaeati o pravem casu,
ie takoi oh kredit in craven ga
Sc proglasiio sleparjem. Kapita-
list pa, kateri potion postavnega
sleparStva - businessa - nagra-
hi kup denarja, ne da bi zanj
kai produciral. ie dober business
man. CimveG nagrabi in cimboli
Odira. tcmvcGji kredit ina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Ma kaksen nesramen na6ir

Ma kaksen nesramen na6in
~hujskajo zolti Hearstovi listi "a
vOjno Z Mehiko, dokazuje dejst-
vo. da so prineSli sliko. XII nam
kaze mage otroke Z vzdignjenimi
rokami Y vodi. "0troke''. tako sc
glasi V d%odjanem spisu, so pro-
gnali V vodo in Jill prisilili, da so
kvisko dvignili rOke in potem so
iih vladni vojaki pOstrelili." V
resnici pa gre "a otroke, XII so Sc
kopali in Sc veSele svojega xiv
ljenja.
Tako Sc y teh casoupisih, XII Jill
lastuie Hearst in Xxi ina ogromna
posestva Mehiki, hujska IA vol
no 2 Mehiko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

"Poidi delat!" ii praviio. ce
81 lacen in sub. NeGeio pa poveda-
ii, kie ie delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

pravita, da so Ia poroGila nepri
Stranska in resnicna. We gods
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

NaJye6ia trojna zveza .ie veliki
business. vlada in sodiSGa. Ia I'VE
"a temelji ma until republikancev.
demokratov III progreSistOv.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-11-06
acknowledgements Wedding.

In the presence of large assemblage in
the Presbyterian Church at PoolesvilIe. this
county, Miss Sarah Marcyean Herspereer.
daughter of Mrs. Hesper Herspereer and
the late Aaron X. Hersperger. OF POoles-
vile. and Mr.. Armistead HempstOne Grit
fifth, OF Beallsville. were married at 2:30
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon Of last
week by Rev. 0. A. Gillingham. pastor of
the Jamestown Presbyterian Church. The
church was attractively decorated with
autumn leaves. potted plants and cut
flowers.
The bride was given in marriage by her
brother. Mr. Samuel Hersperger Her little
niece, Miss Constance Chiswell, acted as
flower girl. and Masters Grafton Hersper-
ger and Charles II. Griffith. nephews. re-
spectively, of the bride and groom. were
ribbon bearers. The marches were played
by Mrs. Warthen. of Washington. and pre-
ceding the ceremony Mrs. VIM. II. Dawson.
of Herndon, Va. sang.
Immediately after the ceremony the
members Of the two families were enter
tanned at the home of the brides mother.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith departed
for their honeymoon trip.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-11-06
Halloween Party.

An enjoyable Hallowe EN- party was given
on the evening of the 30th at the resi-
dence of Mrs L. G. Gardiner by the Chill
dren's Club-Misses Mary Reading, Lucille
Lamar, Helen Gardiner, Clara Henderson,
Myrtle Rabbit, Katharine Monday and
Mary Simpson. Several grotesque pump
kin heads. with candles inside, gave the
veranda weird appearance. The rooms
were decorated with autumn leaves. in
termineled with lights of various colors.
Suspended from the electric domes were
numerous lanterns, oddly decorated for the
occasion. from which festoons, interspersed
with owls and black cats, extended to the
four corners of the room. A novel feature
of the occasion was the witches den, pre-
sided over by Miss Clara Henderson. Other
enjoyable features were apples suspended
from the ceiling, chocolates buried in flour
and apples in a tub Of water. to be secured
without the aid of the hands. and the pea
nut hunt, for which prize. consisting OF
a box of candy. was awarded by Mrs.
Gardiner to the one finding the most.
There was a tie between Masters John
Kingdom and Harry Dawson and it was
won by the latter.
Later on all repaired to the dining room
where delicious refreshments were served
The favOrs consisted of candy and nuts
concealed in corn husks. and candy hidden
in paper dolls. All were masked. which
contributed to the merriment Of the Occa-
sion, and there were numerous interrup,
ions and ample noise to make the even
ing lively one.
Besides the members Of the club. those
present were Mrs. DIR. Wilson. Mrs. Louis
Watson. Misses Dorothy Clark. Bette Viii
son, Nancy Watson and Mildred Gardiner
John Kingdom, Hugh Reading. John Mad
dox, Billy Prescott. Lloyd Howes. Milbourne
Ward. Thomas Anderson. Edward Peter
Reuben Riggs. Vim. Linthicum. Hilton Oar
by, John Reisinger, Harry and John Daw-
son and Louis Watson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-11-06
In Memoriam Of s. Lavinia warfieId.

On October 9Th, just at the beginning of
the new day, this gentle spirit made the
transition from earth to Heaven.
The previous day had been largely given
to a joyous ministry to her beautiful flow
ers which held so large part in her daily
life. There in the autumn weather. in the
company of the loved sister from whose
side she was never absent, she had slowed
away in the earth quantities of bulbs of
many kinds, with the eagar expectation of
seeing them arise after their long winters
sleep, and make more glad with their radi-
ant beauty the warm, bright sunshine of
returning spring. Hours after her glorified
spirit had taken its flight, the early light
of dawn revealed to saddened eyes dozens
of her lovely potted plants thouehtfully
removed at twilight to shelter from a
threatened shower.
Retiring, apparently in the midst of
health. she had given several hours to
peaceful. refreshing slumber. when tenderly
and gently Gods finger touched her and
she slept"
Thus beautifully and with but moments
pain, she had passed from the keeping of
her childhood's home into that fairer Home
from which she shall go no more out.
forever"
To her, riches unspeakable; to the loved
ones left behind, another severed tie
II wait with ear and eye
For something gone which should be nigh.
A loss in all familiar things.
In flower that blooms. and bird that sings"
In personal ministrations of love. in
words of sympathy beautifully expressed.
in the language Of exquisite flowers. loving
hearts have ministered to the sorrow that
her passing has brought to those to whom
she was so dear.
Very many friends. everywhere. will
sadly miss the sweet, sunny smile, the
bright. gracious word Of greeting which
betokened her presence. Many of those who
have been from time to time in the service
of the family have feelinely expressed their
sorrow at the loss Of one from whom they
ever met with considerable kindness.
To her dearly loved home, every nook
and Granny Of which seems flooded through
and through with the beautiful light of her
personality. an inexpressible sense of loss
has come and hearts in whose keeping is
the memory of her ever-faithful love, her
unfailng devotion to duty and loved ones.
needs must suffer at their loss.
But the darkness of the night of sorrow
is luminous with the stars of hope. The
Fathers love will never fail, His ever
watchful eye will guard our earthly way
"And when the sunset gates unbar.
Shall not see the waiting stand.
And, white against the evening star.
The welcome of thy reckoning hand ?"
One VINO LOVED HER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-11-06
Gaithersburg High School Notes.

The Waverly Literary Society of the
Gaithersburg High School held the regular
meeting Friday. October 30th. and rem
dered the following program:
Essay Elsie Fury; impromptu, Clements
Gloyd; quartette. Marjorie Waters. Blanche
Golden, Alverda Cooke and Oscar Gather !;
impromptu, Findlay Pollock; sentinel, Anna
Trundle; current events. Ruth Fulks; in
strumental solo, Mildred Kanode; Mr.. Guy
Meem addressed the society.
The nominations for the new offices of
the society were made last Friday.
The tenth Grade has established a con-
servatory in the assembly hall of the school,
On October 23rd the school was addressed
by Mrs. Farquhar president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Society.
Assistant Superintendent Broome ad-
dressed the school last Friday evening.
Several rooms of the grammer school
gave entertainments Friday afternoon,
which were attended by the patrons.
ANNIE BOTTLEMAY,
Corresponding Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-11-06
Foreign Donations.

The members of the committee in charge
of the donation for the Christmas ship
wish to thank the ones who made il pos
sible to send the very fine collection of
gifts that went from Rockville last Friday.
We are grateful not only for the dona-
tons. but for the cheerful spirit and cordial
manner in which our appeal was received
Instead of being burden to carry on such
an enterprise. it is a pleasure for the
Rockville people are generous and willing
to cooperate in good works. We sent an
appeal to every pastor in town and we
thank them for their interest, for they all
responded to our request to put our plea
before their congregations
We thank the children who gave toys.
the store-keepers who sent donations. and
everyone who helped in any way.
At the afternoon tea given at the Coun-
try Club we realized $50, and $40 was
donated by others. We spent all the money
in Rockville and bought many useful warm
garments, such as heavy gloves. worsted
undershirts, worsted hoods and caps, nit
tens. blankets. sweaters. corduroy trousers.
undergarments, stockings, flannels waists
and coats.
Many new articles were contributed.
and there were three hundred toys. thirty
dolls. infants clothes. Christmas books and
groceries. and one large box was filled with
slightly worn clothing. but every article
was Of value and in good condition when
sent.
1t took ten good sized boxes to carry our
gifts. They we're sent direct to New York.
the b. and o. taking all freight for the
Christmas ship free Of charge.
We again thank you for your splendid
donations.
Committee Mrs Ohio II. w. Talbot
(Chairman), Mrs. r. II. Stokes. Mrs. II. W.
Talbot. Mrs. George p Henderson. Mrs.
Lee onutt, Mrs. George Stone. Mrs. John
Henderson, Miss Laura Higgins and Miss
Isabel Kingdom.