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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
ZAPADNA RUDARsKA ZVEZA
JE ALL RIGHT!

Washington. ID. C. - Zvezna
komisiia "a industrijelne razmere
'e dala II. t. m. zapadni rudarski
,vezi casino spricevalo. Preisko-
galci teed departemnta. XII so "a
;ledovali stavko bakrenem okro-
(Nadaljevanje ma 6. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
SoCIALISTOZRCI.

Nv w cSlefll w dlcnHdn
katollSki list st. Louisu, Mo. ka-
teri hepreStano napada sOcializem,
je objavil slcdeci odlomek il pi-
Sma Skofa Fallena IL Londona,
Canada, datiranega dine y. okt.
1912:
" "NeScli me, da Imamo en- mlfion
dolarjev ma roki "a boj proti So
cIalilmu. Kot elan odbora zelel
bi. da je vsak ameriSki duhoven
Y TEN odboru in da gleda ma to
ce Je mogote pridObiti protestan-
tovske pastorje " njegoyi blizini,
da podpirajO katoliGane boju
protl SoclaIizmu. Taxi paStorji "a
SluziJo dobra place za delo. XII "a
store to svrho. Ma ta nacin hi
SoclallStom zamasili usta. da ne
bi vedno ypili, da jih napada samo
katollSka ccrkcv. Dobro hi bilo,
da TAXI paStorji stole Y piSmeni
zvezl L naSim odborom. tako da
bodo vedno prcSkrbljeni naSim
argumentom. TiSoce krajev je.
ker ljudje neGejo niti posluSati
katoliSkcga duhovna. med TEN ko
SpreJmejo protestantovskega pa
storJa Z odprtimi rokami. Ako bi
tOreI prldObili tie paStorje, da bi
pobilall Socializcm takimi bcse-
daml, ki bi pripravile tia katoli-
cizmu, izyrSeno bi bilo dvoino de
10 "a emo place
Ia vest, Xxi objavlja dcjstvo. da
ina katoliSka hierarhija million
dolarjev IA pobiianje socializma.
Je res intereSantna Sc boil inte-
resantna pa je. da hoce Skof cd
stopiti nekai tega denarja prote-
StantCvSkim miniStrom ako bi
Sc hotell pridruLiti katoliSkcmu
ira ara-ra-bumu zoper Socializem
To dokazujc. kaj ze vSe Irtvujejo
"sveti moijc da hi zaduSili gi-
banje, katero ie naperjeno prot
gospodarskemu SiStcmu. hi drZi
delavcc mczdni suznoSti.
KatoliSka in protestantovska
duhOv$cina sta 81 bill Y laseh ze
stolet ia, napadajoca in klevetajo-
"a druga drugo. KatoliSka cerkev
ponlIujc protestantizem kot kri-
vOverstvo in po nauku Rima je
vSak protestant - drugimi kri-
voverci vred - frdaman, Po ma
uku rimSkih pOpov Sc katoliSki
delavec ne SINE druziti hekatoli-
skim delavcem pod kaznijo "smrt-
mega grena'. Toda katoliSki du-
hoven pa SINE iii roko " roki S
prOteStantovsliim pastorjem V boi
prOti "rdeci nevarnosti' Xxi je
oplaSila do mozga kapitalisticne
lzkoriScevalce po celem svetu.
Carnegie, Frick. Rockefeller,
Me \aughton in vSak drugi de
narni plutokrat ma Svctu bo We
>rljenn pOzdravil to koalicijo in
dal bo dcnar - IL delavccv H.
pre>an denar - IA prOtiSociali-
Siicni' tra-ra-ra-bum. Ampak de
iavci. katoliSki in protestantovski.
pa nlSo takO slept. da hi ne videIi
IN ne ,poznali hinavSke igrc. Zato
pa lmajo vedno mani reSpckta do
rop"v one eli druge ver".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Stew. NO. 1886.
PreiSkava dveh ,SfajkOv.

Odsek Ia Eudarstvo preiskuie v Michiga-
-nu in Colo. Straikarii ZaSliSani. IzpOVedbe
OpeOnazf. Rudar. Il bakrenem krOzju de laIi
cell meSec ZaStoni in Sc dOlzni Ostali druzbi.
kaptaliStiV " Colorado kupili kanOne, da pO-
streliaiO straikarie. TO prznajo samf.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Katoliska cerkev 10 posta

"a Maeterlinckova della ma indcks.
Idai so niegOve pesnitve dobile
resnici pravo odlikovanje. ker
EatoliSka cerkev sovrazi vse. kar
jc dobro in vzviseno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

0dSeka "a ruuarStNO, j. LduilJl
pondeljek oh devetih zjutraj o.
tvoril preiskavo stavke V bakre-
mem okrozju. V kratkem nagovo-
ru je vabil vsc, da pomagajo V
preiskovanju in povedo, kar ina
10 ma srcu. Razen NIGGA sta bila
navzoGa kongresnika Casey in
Howell. Preiskava Sc vrsi NEST
nj hisi.
o. y. Hilton, pravni zastopnik
Strajkarjcv in Western Fedora
tion of Miners, je prvi nagovOril
kongresnike. Obtozil je rudarske
druzbe necloveskega ravnanja z
rudarji in drugih neStetih zloGi-
nov. Rekel je, da. so mnOgi rudar-
il zaceli jamah V dvanajstem
letu svoje starosti in delali leta
in leta "a beraSko place. Varnost
in sanitarnost Y rudnikih je bila
postranska stvar in druzbe so raw
male delavci slabSe kakor Z zivi-
no. KonGno je dejal Hilton, da bo
organizacija dokazala vse tie OBJ
tozbe.
Nato je govoril A. l.. Rees, gla-
vni advokat rudniskih posestni-
kov. Zanikal je vse, kar je pove-
dalHilton in kriGal, da je vse sku
paj "sama laz'' Pral je barone
bakra, kolikor je mogel in dejal,
da ie w. F.. of NJ. prsilila rudarje
ma Strajk in da zadnji MISC imeli
nobenega vzrOka y "a ia kOrak.
Zyrnil je ma unijske rsaarje use
zloGine stavkovnem kraju zad-
niih sestih mesecev in rekel, da
"Sele milica je naredila mir in
red"
Williai J. Richard, predsednik
calumetske podruznice w. F. of
NJ. je bill prva priGa. Izpoveda1
je pod prisego, da je zacel delati
IL letu svoje starosti "a $40 ma
mesec V vrocem ro>u, kjer je bila
temperature 100 gradov. Prvi 'po-
boljsek', katerega je dobil cd
druzbe, je bilo znizanje place "a
-. Row pod zemljo so bill polni
dina in smradu. Delavci MISC ime-
Ii nobene priprave "a Jeiesne po-
trebe in odpadki so smrdeG po
wee dni rovih. Sveze pitne vode
nj bilo nikdar ma razpolago. Ma
to je Hilton predlozil zavitek
(pay envelope), Y katerem je do
bill place rudar Matt Huhta ru-
dniku Osceola meseca junija 1910.
IL tega zavitka je bilo razvidno,
da je Huhta delal &c dni in "a ia
cas- je dobil $1.6l. Druzba je pa
vtrgala en- dollar "a bolnisnico in
30 centov "a zdravniSki sklad in
tako je osta.o rudarju enajst CEN
TOW "a 26dnevnO delo.
KOngresni pododsek je takoj
prvi dan preiskave sklenil, da o.
bisGe wee rudnikov in sc prepri-
"a sanitarnosti in varnosti de-
la.
Pri nadaljevanju preiskave "
tOrek in sredo je bilo zaslisanih
vecje stevilo strajkarjev, pred
vsem tramerji ali nakladalci ba-
krenega kamenja v zelezne vozi-
cke. Delavci so izpovedali, da so
delali V slim globocini pod zemEo,
kjer vlada straSna vrocina, toda
ventilacije in prevetrovanja nj
nobenega. Pri TEN delu je bilo ne
kaj navadnega Ge je rudar omed-
lei. Tramerji so navadno delali
nagi do pasu, lie hlaGe in cevlje so |
imeli ma sebi. Strupena bakrena
voda je curljala rudarjem po ma
9Th telesih in povzrocila razne ko-
zne bolezni. Teske kare, nalozene
bakrenim kamenjem so tremerji
pehali pred seboj po vec tisoc
cevljev dolgih in zverizenih tirih,
tako da so jim pokale kosti in XII
te v ramah in ple6ih. V jamah |
nj nobene priprave "a magic cd.
pomoc slucaju, kadar je delavec
pobit in zgodilo Sc je dostikrat,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
LOpOvStVa CO|OradSkih kozakoV
Nadalina pOrocila o besfiialnOsu miIice. Voiaki
OrOpali salun i'm Odnesli $50. ODstrelien sirai-
kar prikOVan pOStelji. Laitnant praVi, da ie
"kristus" In Vsi niegOVi VOjaki SO "kristusi''

Denver, Colo. - Chasejevi mi
licarii odnoSno cOloradSki kOzaki
so iZvrSili StavkOyncm okrOiju
toliko gorOstasnih zloGinOv, da bi
lahko napisali debelo kniigo. Tu-
kai sledi nekai nadaljnih "juna-
Gkih CinOv' Slavne cOloradSke mi
lice sluzbi operatorjev premoga,
cinov, XII dokazuiejo, kakSnc usta-
novnoSti vladajo Colorado, ki je
ma Sramota Zedinjenih driavah: {:
Ceta piianih miliGarjcv je vdr-
la Salun Phillip Fettito-i ia Val
dczu novembru. Ncjaki MISC
ypraSali "a piiaGo, tcmvec enostav-
no poloZili revolvcrjc ma "baro"
in zapovedali Salunariu: "Roke
kviSko ,' Med TEN ko je eden vo-
lakov Strazil salunaria napetim
rcvolycrjcm pod nosom zadnjega,
so estate milicarSke barabe pile
zganjc in Sploh vsc. kar Jim ie pri-
Slo pod roko. ko so So nazrli do
grla. well 50 Seboi par Steklenic,
SkatlJo cigar in eden voiaSkih ro-
parJcv ic konGno odprl register in
pobral IL istega YES drobiz Okrog
500. \ato 81 pcklenSkim krikom
in Smchom zapuStili Strmecega sa-
lunaria. Fettito jc rop takoj pri-
lavil kapitanu Linville-iu, katcri
jc ohljubil. da ho "ze cnkrat vso
Stvar pr"i>kal cesar ia nj nikoli
Storil.
Jim Bucuvairs, itraikar, rodom
Grk. j. hil ustrcljcn nogo il pu-
ikc kompanijskih hlapconov.
kro"la mu ] e zdrobila kost in od-
Ipcliali so ca il Trinidada bolni-
Snico ~. .Iozefa Denver. Ko je
brigardirgeneral Chase. car koza-
kov, zvcdcl. da ie Jim Denverju.
zapovcdal ic. da ga morajo peliati
nazai Y Trinidad in tam so hrome-
ca Straikarja privezali zelezno
vertigo k poStelji Nato so ga I'VE
I,, 'nsN' 'oI"N' "''reS'aho hauiego-
vail. da mora priznati 'nekak Zlo-
:" Ne' "'N III [i'a' i'iceSar po.
vedati, MISC mu dali spati pet dni-
IN pet noci. kakor hitro ie zatisnil
w. 'o.., vi eSnll "a j. i'''''car DaJo-
mi ,'n ''"'' "rN Je '''aiohe zoiaz
,,, na.,o -, :, u%i'sS 'eAi "oJaSKem
""p0' .'"'o' HI 'e''
W., "> ,'"' ''".A " oii are'irah
i". ,''' >"o 'e III wren ' mo-
IaLH ,'t:,.. N!'' :, y p''.''""'' III
,o;li ', '',' '''''' canaan Je Pr,Si'
m;aa - ''"' p''I'Io ""'i'-
Il w. w. ':'r ~ ;" :" No"aNi Nlut.
w " n.'.,-' ''9',p'I ~ |""J, priJ"li
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grs;h n.o,.I. ia,. ,.';; ~, - I''. " p'o"o ia!
Lol; La,.,i'I. No, ,I1 ,' nag
linn - lah,.m,;l ,a1a "I noo,o;.o o,.o
mo, To, com Ia,ns ur;strr 80
lrair IN We; MOI; wo;oL; ~ ,,os;;l al
so Kr;strs;l IIhorot; noa r,ono.a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

p ZITE!
ma stovilko " oklepatu-
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. Prilepiie-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (33N
10 stevilka
tedai vam 9 prihodnto
stevilko nasegn lista po-
tece narocpine. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

List "a kortsfi delaV-
skoga lludsIva. Delav-
CT so opravtcepi do
vsegn kAr prodIiciraio..
This paper - devoted
90 the interests of IN -
WORKING class. Work
ers are entitled TO all
what they produce.
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PrOtecting the PubEc DE- Kacnnm Street Speepers

N Mancheeter. ENGLAND. the municipal aa.
thoriues. realizing me great dangers %
ordinarr street qrcepinr have been er.
pefimenting with o vacuum street. ~ -epcr
that proved 90 successful 10 nar been widely
recommended throughout Enr'and
or course. tne dry sweeping of streets ls
abominabic and d1nrcr0ra fo che public
health especially when done durinc The CAV
By The rotary brushes. Done at nirht after
hrst watering fh0 street is much better. but
u cannot al BE- cleaned ur. next DAYS sun
dries That which remains. and wind and traf
hc s'ir the unhealthy duet about
10 scarcely seems possible that dry sweep
inE Of streets would be allowed these days
but ~ is done. ono 81 the biz streets run.
ming through East OranEe " J.. owned by
the county. is swept By the dry process and
IN The forenoon. At times o. Ia necessary to
close the windows Of houses. although thev
set back thirty-hve feet from the street. %
prevent the dust from pouring into the
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band was OF the noble Samauri, but also
enough OF business man to have accumu-
lated 100000. She regarded Acha Mura as
her soul mate. Ia, Ia. They we're Just TAX
ing the boat for Havana. whence they were
going to Japan via San Francisco.
This circumstantial account sent a chill
down the splnes OF Daughter Dorothy's
friends alnog the Gay White Way What
"Dottie" 10 go and bury herself in Japan with
little brown husbandsi Scouts were sent
out I'm all directions
BY and by scout returned with a story OF
having found a chum OF Dottie's who said
that she (Dottie), had been very much
shocked at the report that she was Mrs. Acha
Mura, and that there was not a word OF
truth in It. And with all this whip-sawing
over the fact OF the marriage. Is Is any won
der that nobody seems certain about the date
OF the divorce?
But that everything was quite regular" was
made evident when. in December. 1910
Mamma Lillian herself announced that
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Dorothy Russell Solomon, as She Appeared
in The Country Girl

Is Il perfectly proper for the daughter Of a
much married mamma 20 publicly throw
down the gage Of rivalry7 Can It be
called seemly for such a daughter actually
to make the pace and seize the matrimonial
record which the whole world has proudly
accorded to her mammal
Should the recent conduct Of Dorothy
Russell be declared unhlial?
Ought loyal public 10 extend sympathy
20 Lillian Russell-with a vote Of confidence
IN her future?
or. Is the proverb. "AIl's fair In love and
war" 20 apply also to that supreme event
with the fair sex-the Matrimonial Stakes?
In that case, all hats should come of 10
daughter for mamma. AZ last. r. clearly out
classed. IN you are sceptical. and doubt that
such thing can be. just cast your eye over
the dope sheet printed elsewhere on this
page. Not only respecting the most recent
event, but past performances show superior
class for Daughter Dorothy ever Mamma
Lillian all along back. including even the
initial event in each case.
This amazing and unsuspected situation
was precipitated when. on August 10. Lillian
Russells daughter added No. 4 TO her pro
her mother az 20 number Of husbands but
a. the above dope sheet" plainly indicates
beating her hands down "on points"
The newest husband in The contest n
Edward ID. OReilly. a young broker Of Pitts
burgh-otherwise unknown to fame u was
very sudden, ~ way ~ an clopcment 20
Pleasantville. ~ J. just Why Daughter
Dorothy should have eloped is n mystery
unless % gain another point over Mamma
Lillian. whose record is barren Of that 70
mantle element The marriage permit was
Issued az Ventnor. ~. j.. where there is a
Lillian Russell Summer home. on the foi.
lowing day The happy couple returned. con.
fessed and were forgiven Certainly. hoy
are forEiven-elao how could Mamma Lillian
have written Tor publication such things al
THIS.
II believe On ra.marriagca m The adarc.
TT az nrat you don't succeed try. try arain.
applies 20 eyery other condition IN life. why
not 20 MARRIAGE
Matrimonially speaking Daughter Dorothy
has caught up with and 0utstripped her
mother ~ an are when Mamma Lillian was
still trottinG amiably along with her No @
The same being Edward Solomon. Dor1fhv'e
father She scored n point o. the very start
IN 1903. b. marrying young Louis EInstcin a.
the tender are n seventeen. whereas Mamma
Lillian, in 1879. when she married Harry
Braham. her musical director. was at the
ripe age Of eighteen.
Il must be admitted. however that our
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windows.
with the vacuum sfreet.eweeper All this
danger ls done away with Also the neces-
aIty % first watering the streets is done
away with. ard this. OF course faves a lot
~ money. This vacuum streot-sweepcr o. run
wlth motor. The mechanism consists % a
cylindrical brush composed Of a series %
small brushes which rcvolve On an alright
rrre. iron she'll in on opposite direction %
hat OF tho wheels OF thc sweeper These
'-1-hre i1 fna airtirht shell ravoive al the
c..c"Hf Crcut.1l erccd ~ $3.50 feet per min.
l.r. ono ln turning two-fhirds OF a revoiu.
md DISCHARGES them into boxes In the ne.
Ceiver 90 ne back % tho vehicle During ons
of me teeta The machine swept 100 square
yards OF street surface per minute. collect
ING one-ninth % n ton Of material and eli
this time the air about the sweeper wa
tusilcae That 81. there being no more duet
percepubic Than there was wh~- 60 ~-fiaary
carriage drove along.
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Daughter Dorothy had become the wife OF
Robin W. Dunsmuir son of the Lieutenant
Governor of British Columbia
Had Robin Dunsmuir secured a divorce from
his first wife?
He had" said Daughter Dorothy
HE told me 50 himself" said Mamma
Lillian.
Shortly before this Robin had HE'D himself
away TO Far Cathay-that is. tc the mining
regions OF Peru. When his opinion was
sought-whether or not he had been on with
the old before he with the new-he
was still in Peru.
But is that sufficient reason for casting
asparagus at Daughter Dorothy's Matrimonial
Stakes record?
one thing Is certain-Mamma Lillian &C.
cepts her defeat amiably. She bears no
malice. on this page you viii see her pic.
tured IN her capacity as an athletic Mamma
Lillian showing her little niece how to train
Ior probable matrimonial events in her
own future career
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But II was at this stage OF the contest that
Mother had her sharpest Betback-elapsed
time OF ten years-till 1894. before the event
with Edward Solomon was judicially disquali-
fed: a corresponding gain for Daughter
Dorothy. whose elapsed time could have been
only two years. for the records show her
started in her third event, with Robin
Dunsmuir. in 1910.
Mothers third event-with John Chatter.
ton, professionally known as Sgnor Peru
gini-resulted In disqualification. in 1898. in
the usual manner. elapsed time four years
Elapsed time for Daughter Dorothy's third
event was also four years, as Il Is in the
present year that she starts her fourth event
with young DIR. OReilly. OF Pittsburgh. But
II r. with respect TO these fourth events that
Daughter Dorothy gains her invincble lead
no hiatus between the collapse OF Event No
2 and the start Of Event No. 4 Now Just
look what a setback Mamma Lillian had at
this stage disqualification Of her Event No.
9. I'm 1898. then a hiatus Of fourteen long
years before the start Of Event No a. with
Editor Alexander y. Moore I'm 1927
u is true that the dope" o. a bit vague or
Daughter Dorothy's past performances IN ~ d,
particulars. affecting Events No 2 and No g
The dates Of disqualification are absent But
something Of the kind must have happened
else how could there now be an Event No ~
A. 10 the Acha Mura event. Daughter
Dorothy made the announcement herself az
reported an the newspapers. In 90 doina
she exhibited with great pride a diamond
studded watch. with her own name engraved
upon Il In japanese characters. Her new hus-
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capped with an artistic
career. Already a stage
favorite because OF her
voice and her beauty. she could
not give her whole mind to the
marrying proposition, as. pre-
sumably. Daughter Dorothy
could. when. fresh from school
In France. her heart was cap
tured by the son OF a well-known
New York lawyer
An analysis Of the aforemen-
toned dope sheet" shows that
from the initial event to the
present time Daughter Dorothy
has held her lead in the Russell
family contest for the Matri-
monial Stakes.
In each case the first event
was disqualified by a Judge OF
the divorce court. But mark
the difference in elapsed time
Eve years for Mamma Lillian.
who divorced Harry Braham in
1884. and only four years for
Daughter Dorothy. who was
freed from Louis Einstein in
1907.
Mother cut down that disad-
vantage slightly by starting her
second event in the same year
that she was on with the FIRST
one. whereas Daughter waited a
whole year-until 19OS-before
entering her second race as Mrs.
Acha Mura.
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Mamma Lillian's Record.

Mamma Lillian's Record.
Initial Event at 10 Years
First Race Harry Braham) 1879
Disqualified (by Judged 1894
Elapsed Time Years
Second Race CE. solomor) 1894
Disqualified (by Judged 1894
Elapsed Time. 10 Years
Third Race e. Chatterton) 1894
Disqualified Thy Judge) 1898
Elapsed Time. Years
Fourth Race Alex p Moore) 1912
START, FAIR.
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Daughter Dorothy's Record.
Initial Event at II Years.
First Race louis Einsteinl 1908
Disqualified (by Judged 1907
Elapsed Time, Years.
Second Race (Acha Mural 1908
Disqualified (Reeords obscuEeJ
Elapsed Time. 2 Years
Third Race Robin Dunsmuir1 1910
Disqualified mo Reeords)
Elapsed Time. Years.
Fourth Race Edward D. oReiIly) 1914
THEY'RE OFF
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only Lillian was. even at
that early period. handi-
capped with an artistic
career. Already a stage
favprFfa haranaa ~ har
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28
BANQUET

The Seniors and High School
Faculty were delightfully."- enter
tained at a banquet at the Albany
Hotel on Monday evening, by the
Junior Glass. A delicious three
course lunch was served, followed
by a short program. Misses
Terhune and Nickerson made a
speech and Miss Edna Shy gave
the Senior Glass prophecy, Lewis
Rhodes expressed his opinion of
the Junior girls in flattering
phrases. After short talk by
professor Nylander and the sing
ing of High School songs, all de-
parted wishing the Seniors much
Joy and Prosperity.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28
NOTICE.

Arapahoe, Colo, May 16, 1914.
The School board of Dist. No.5
Of Cheyenne county Colo, will re-
ceive sealed bids May 80, at 2;;a
P. M. at Arapahoe. Colo for the
building of a new school house
on section line Of % and 29-15-42.
Building to be 1923 Oft posts.
Plans can be, seen at Robt. Lewis
lumber Office in Arapahoe. Board
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. N. A. PEUGH,
82t Sec.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28
Announcement.

We are pleased to announce to
the public that we have made con-
tract with Swift e. Co., to act as
their agent at this place Begin
ming Saturday May 1G, We will be
in the market and will pay you
CASH for your cream, butter
eggs, and poultry at prices as per
schedule furnished by them We
trust that you will give us trial
and if satisfied tell others, and if
not tell us.
CAHILL & WELLS.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

About forty Of Mr.. Yore's
friends gave him pleasant sur
prise Friday evening, it being his
birthday. The evening was
spent in playing games, taffy
pulling, music and a good time
in general, and the party disper-
sed at a late hour wishing Mr..
Yore many happy returns of the
day.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

T leodore Spencer while cut
riding on his bicycle last Sunday
met with an accident which has
caused him considerable pain,
and sufferil g this week. 1t
seems he struck some obstacle in
the rod. which threw him off
the bicycle injuring him quite
severly.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

Fred Horner, Of First View,
was a pleasant caller at this Of
fee Wednesday. He informs us
that he is better pleased with this
country every day. He came
here last spring and boughtsome
cattle, and is farming some on
the side, and he think this is the
place for a aman with small means
to get a start.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

Rev. and Mrs. Canes, of Arap-
ahoe were pleasant callers at our
sanctum one day last week.
They seem like very nice people
and the people of Arapahoe
should feel proud Of having these
good people in their community.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

MILLETSEED-A overstocked
on this item, so am making a
price of 81. 50 per hundred on it
This is..home grown seed, is clean
and will grow. Place your or
ders now, and get your seed
when you want it.
r. C. Lewis, Arapahoe, Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the legal
voters of School District No. 6 in
the County of Cheyenne, called
by the district board will be held
at the district school house, on
the 10th day of June, 1914, at
IL o'clock p. M, for the purpose
Of building a new school or NOV
ing the Ascolon school house to a
sight on the west side of section
2-l5 45. David Robertson,
Sec, District No. 6.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

We understand that C. C. Tur-
ner and C. II. Norman are in
Denver this week, and that Mr..
Norman was relieved Of some of
his surplus cash. by pickpockets.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

L. S. Wilson arrived in ,Chey-
enne Wells last Friday from Os-
ceola, Iowa, where he has been
slerding the winter. We are
pleased to welcome him back.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

LOST-A heavy harness, ham,
mer and two clevises on the road
between Cheyenne Wells and
Arapahoe on Monday night May
II. Finder please notify L. A.
Ferguson. Arapahce, Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-28

DR.. Nipps will be at Arapahoe
Monday June IL; Cheyenne Wells
Tuesday June 16; Kit Carson
Wednesday June II. Remember
the dates.