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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28

kov so kar ma dvoriSGu svojega
posestva ali pa zraven svojih his
otvorili jane, V katerih so .jeli
p%rld9oyati zemeljski vosck.
Kot priganjaGa, upravitelIa IN
'blagajnika', obenem, so ii po-
sestniki nastavili obi6ajno Glove
ka, XII je bill "a dclavcc V tch edo
mach" jamah pravcata Siba. Re.
krutirali so sc ii "blagajniki' IL
ME vrednih barab in vsakovrst-
nih zloGinov zmoznih kreatur,
pohajajoGe IL zidovske sodrge V
DrahObytu in Boryslavi. TAX
gavren je bill pri TAKEN domaGem
pOdjetju kakor reGeno vse V eni
osebi, "blagajnik' in obratni
vOdja on je ''izplaceval'' de
lavcem place in prejemal cd de.
lavcev tudi plaGilo "a prenociSta
livrz it'd. Skratka, trdo zasluzeni
grOsi otopelih jamskih delavcey
so IL enega "blagajnikova" zepa
romali drugega. Zlodeji SO
MANFRED znali ravnati tako, da jim
Je bilo lie redkokdaj kaj izplaGa.
ii. In ker. kakor reteno, nj biIo
nobenih tehnicnih naprav, so de.
lavce ~spuscali V jamo in zopet
vlekli il jane pc vrveh. In gorjc
tistemu delavcu, kateremu je tax
"blagajnik" dolgoval veGji zne.
SEX zasluzka. Zelo pogostoma Sc
je MANFRED d~ogajalo, da je nevid.
ma roka prerezala vrv tako, da j.
dOticni delavec mrtev oblezal ma
dnu jane. Ma ia na6in Sc je bla.
gajnik iznebil tezke skrbi, kako
maj doticnemu delavcu veGji pre-
ostanek zasluzka zaraGuna "a
zganje. kruh, slanino in preno-
ciSGe.
Oblastnije so vpri6o takega hu
dodelskega pocetja omenjenih
barab dOlga leta mirne vesti emo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28
RYSLAV

N"Vsaka ped zemlje je tukaj
prepojena Z delavsko krvjo."
Tako je ob priliki stavke bory-
slavskih rudarjev pred desetimi
lett zaklical sodrug Daszynski
ma nekem shodu. In tako je "a
res. Neiika stavka lcta 1904 je
nepriGakovano razkrila razmere,
V katerih Tive boryslavski rudar-
j, da je V siroki javnosti nastalo
veliko zatudenje, med podjetniki
pa velika zmeda.
kakor IL temine pekla so pri.
Sic ma dan stvari, XII hi bile V sra
motto ~azijaskim barbarom. Uprav
skandaloznc reel same so takrat
sicer priSle ma dan, toda rudarji
sami so V peklu ostali. PoteGi .je
morale celih deset let cd tega ca.
sa, predno so V pravem pomenu
besede pOpolnoma zasuznjeni ru.
darji prisli do spoznanja, da ia.
ko ne mOr It'll dalje. In tako je
priSlo, da je dine 1. t. m. poteklo
ravno Stirinajst dni, cd kar Sc
delavci jam "a zemeljski vosek
delniske druzbe "Boryslaw' vsi
kakor en- MOI nahajajo V stavki
kdo je kedaj lie kolickaj slisal q
delovnih razmerah .jamskih de-
lavcev V Galiciji, Sc ne more ma
cuditi, da je bilo sploh mogo6e,
da so ii delavci V ten, 6loveku
najbolj nedostojnih razmerah, to-
like casa mogli vztrajati.
Z%godovina boryslavskega rud-
nistva "a zemeljski vosek je y
istini pisana $ krvjo. V preSnIh
letih Sc je ma Boryslavskem pri-
delovalo zemeljski vosek lie V ma
lin jamah, brez vsakojakih teh-
ni6nih naprav in pripomoGkov.
Mnogo ve6jih in majsih ~posestni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28
dina v svojih slabo prehranjenih
teleslh ze kal uniGuioGe smrti

dina v svOjih slabo prehranjenih
telesih re kal uni6ujoGe smrti.
Ne oziraje Sc ma obupni polo.
zaJ, V katerem st to delastvo ma
maya IN ne u~pOStevajoc grozno,
naravnost Strasno njegovo bedo,
so ga mogotnezi banke avstrij-
SIKH dezel 20 dolga leta z zelezno
pestJo IN 5 pozivinjeno surovost-
10 tiranlzirali in tiS6ali k tom.
'sako SvobodnejSe gibanje so z
neverJetno brutalnostjo znali V
kali zaduSiti. Med TEN pa so Gene
zlvllom neprestano Sic kvisku.
Bedno gnezdO, Boryslava je V
mlzerlJi jcla prckaSati VISA mai
vega avStrijska mesta. A navzlic
vsem TEN pijavkam pri bank niti
ma misel nj priSlo, da hi prot do
~neznanJa Stopnjujoci Sc bedi med
delavstvom kaj ukrenili. Vsako
prosnJo "a poviSanje place so siti
vamplrl cnoStavno odkloniti. Da-
mes Je najviSja dnevna plaza tch
delavcev 1 krone 10 V. toda lie DO
menu, V reSnici Sc gibljejo med
Z IN 8 kronami, ker prihajajo V
poStev lzrcdno visoki odtegljaji
"a bratovsko skladnico, XII znasa-
10 do ~ odstotkov zasluzka.
Norec ~ravnatelj gospoda Cson-
ka gospod DIR. Viktor Kern je
prebedni polozaj delavcev skusal
Sc poslabSlti, in 50 mu pri TEN
cednem poslu 5 posebno vnemo
Sli ma roko inzenirji Miaezynski
in ZozanSki.
To IN mnogo drugega j. dalo
povod sedanji stavki. Zadrzanje
delavec jc naravnost vzorno. So
lldarno IN odlOGno. Pravijo. Ola
nadalJe ne morejo ziveti. zahte.
vaJo poviSanje place. Vseeno i'm
Je, zee Sc pray tudi nikoii wee ne
vrneJo ma delo, katero jim nj pri.
neslo druzcga, kakor prokletstvo
IN bedo. Ia ia slu6aj zahtcvajo.
da Sc bratovska skladnica razpu.
stl III Jim Sc tezko prisluzene kraj-
care vrne.
Stavkujotim rudarjem ere ma
roko DRAWN poslanec sodrug
Moraczewski. Dvanajst dni ray,
hatelJstvo o kaktm p~ogajaniu $
stavkajotimi delavci mi hotclo nj.
cesar sliSati. VISA prizadeta 60
spoda Sc sploh vede zelo osorno.
OblastniJe so ma strani oderuhov,
kar re dokazuje dejstvo. da SO
V s%tavkOvni kraj poslali wee vo.
J~astva, kakor da je tamkaj STAY.
kajodh delavcev. Boryslava je
resniGni pekel.
COP. ured.-Gorenji clanek smo
posneli IL "Rudarja''. da bodcjo
ameriSki delavci videli. da Sc ka.
pltalisti vsch narodov in yer drze
priJateljskem objemu, kadar je
prlllka, ola usekajo pc dclavcih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28
DEBS OBSOJA I. w. w. v
BUTTE.

Denver, Colo. - Sodrug Euge,
ne V. Debs je pisneno pozdravil
delegate ma k~onvenciji w. r. OF
NJ. in obenem izrazil, da odbrava
stalisce Moyera, katerega ie zad.
MI zavzel glede homatij V Butte.
Mont. kOncno sodrug Debs obso.
ia kolovodje pri |. w. W., XII SO
p%ovzrocili razdor V buttski rudar.
ski organizaciji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje 20 udih, neural
gijo, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi v A.
meriki v sleherni lekarni "a 25
centov steklenica in Sc spozna 20
varstveni znamki s sidrom. Pr;
kupovanju lie treba na to patti.
Advertisement
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28

stavno drzale krizem roke. Toda,
kakor povsod, so sc med TEN ca.
som tudi tukaj pojavili kapitali-
stl, III so Sc kakor la6ne hijene
virgil ma to mnogo obetajo6o pa.
nogo rudniStva. PriGelo Sc je pri.
delovati zemeljski vosek ma mo-
deren natin. Veleprodukcija re-
melJSkega voska pa je rodila tudi
veleprcmozenja posameznih pod
JetniSkih rodbin, kojih glavarji
so teuerstein, Gartenberg, See.
mann, Schutzmann it'd. Sploh ma
Boryslavskem danes nj wee tistih
posestnlkov posameznih malih
jam "a zemeljski vosek. Ma me.
stu teh danes tamkaj gospodarijo
rudnlSki %magnatje in rudniSke
delniSke druzbe.
Ma eni strani tina, nepokopa-
ma, po imenu neznana trupla mr..
%tvecev, ma drugi strani velikan.
Ske kenljc palace magnatov vol
ska V DrOhobyGu - so nemi We
doki onih Gasov.
Sele po preteku mnogih let so
zacele oblastnije zahtevati, da ST.
"a vsako jamo morajo nabaviti
in urediti primerne naprave, ter
da Je "a vSako jamo pri njej pri.
Javlti odgovornega in zmoznega
obratnega vodjo. Mali jamski O.
brati so izginili popolnoma. VISA
produkcija zemeljskega voska je
do tedaj preSla roke neke ga
llSkc banke in pa V rokc utvo-
rlvSi Sc delniSke druzbe "Bory-
slaw kotno so Sc pod vodstvom
bankc avstrijskih dezel ODE pod
JetJl pred nekaj lett zdruzili V
emo podJetje. Pre- par meseci pa
Je ia banka neki skupini Speku-
lantov, kateri stoji ma celu neki
Arpad Csonka, akcije druzbe 30.
ryslaw vrednosti I milijonov
prodala IA 3 milijone kron.
Toda ~navzlic vclikim tehnicnim
izprcmcmbam in kapitalisticnc-
mu %naprcdku je p6lozaj bory-
slavskih jamskih delavcev ostal
vedno slab. Ma boryslavskem jih
ma ccSti vSakdo takoj poznat. Mi
howl bledi, rumepkasti obrazi,
vpognJene postave, vpadle oGi in
negotova hoja, vse to so znaki, Xxi
mkoll ne varajo. Delo V globoci.
nj, ki ga ii delavci opravliajo cd
mladih nog, zapuSGa vidna Una.
menja ma Nth. In tako ii mozje
5 svojimi Stcvilnimi druzinami
stanujejo V temnih. ozkih, zaduh
lin i'll skrajno zanemarjenih ka.
sarnah in ako So vrhu tcga place
ten delavcev tako mizerne, Ola nj
II "a najpotrebnejSe ne zadostu.
JeJo tako, da malim otrokom nit
mleka kupiti ne morejo, je $ ten
povedanO vse; in nj treba nadalje
%razlagati. da Sc mad TEN delav.
stvom vrSi neodpustljivo socialno
hudodelstvo. Cisto naravno jc, ola
V takih razmerah, ko II genera
! cija p%redcasno izumira, nosi mia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28
NajbOlj$e
Obdelane in neObdehne FARME

okrajih Rusk in Chippewa,
Wisconsin, blizu nitro nepredujo-
eih NEST Ladysmith s 5000 in
Chippewa Falls s 10000 prebi-
valci.
Ozemlje krizata dive glavni re
lezniski progi ma Duluth in Min
neapOlis.
VISA okolica &c gosto nascljena,
kar je najboljSi dokaz "a dobroto
naSe zeml.je.-Tezka ilovnata Grna
prst, Xxi Sc redkokje drugod dobi.
kupilo je tam re wee Slovenccv,
Xxi so pOlni hvalc mad cvctoGimi
pokrajinami.
Oglejte 81 svet in Sc sami pre-
pricajtc, kako lcpo seda.j vsc ra-
ste. Ma zahtcvo VAN p~osl.icmo
brcplacno natanGcn popis nase
zemlje.
SLOVENSKA NASELBINSKA
Ak DRUZBA.
198-1st Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
(AvertiScm NJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-28

Zemljevid Avstro-ogrske, vre-
den 25c, poSljemo brezplacno
piSite POM ma "Austro-American
Line 2 Washington St., New
York, ali pa naSim. zastopnikom.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-11-20
LOCAL. RECEIPTS
PRODUCE ENORMOUS
DEALEARS SAY THEY ARE HEAV-
lest OF ANY NOVEMBER IN
THEIR HISTORY.

Never have l seen as much poul
ry come to Columbia in the month
of November" said one of the larg-
est produce dealers in the city this
morning.
The receipts have just been enor-
nous in the past day or so. We ex-
pected to have large lots of turkeys
come in at the last moment to get in
on the shipments to New York for
the Thanksgiving trade, but l did not
think that the receipts of eggs and
hens, butter and other produce would
be nearly so large. We are having
a hard time to find room for the
amount of stuff that is being brought
to us.
mo, I have never seen anything
like it. 1t is the biggest November
trade that I have seen since I have
been in business here"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-11-20
RELICS OF LIQUOR
AND BACK TAX GANGS
HOLDING SESSION
REAcTiONARiES PLAN TO CAP
TURE THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.
PARKS WORLEY In Thee CROWD
Other Members of the Back Tax Fra
ternity Are Prominent in the Con.
cIave-Liquor Folks Are Also In
Evidence.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 19.-An.
other big conference of the allies
or reactionaries of the democratic
party is in progress here today. This
conference is being held, it is gener-
ally understood, for the purpose of
planning for the control of the legis-
lature in the hope of returning the
management of the democratic party
to the elements that have been direct
ing it for many years. The confer
ence also hopes to inaugurate move
ment that will end the influence of
Senator Luke Lea in the councils of
the democratic party. Conspicuous
among those here today attending the
conclave are relics of the old back
tax machine and consistent support
ers of the liquor interests.
Among the conferees are former
Senator Frazier, who hopes in some
way to get back to tho United States
senate, w. w. Fara Dough, 4 railroad
attorney Of Paris; u. &. Toilet.
speaker of the senate under Patter-
sons first administration and author
of the Toilet road bill, designed to
perpetuate the liquor traffic in Ten
nessee; congressman Moon and
Byrns, Senator R. H. Elkins, J. E.
Park, Parks Worley, the back tax at.
torney of evil fame; Andrew Todd,
another of the back tax gentry; Hoyte
Stewart, who has also had some con-
nection with the collecti,l hack
taxes, and Thomas H. PEBBLES, the
back tax attorney for Maury county.
That the meeting is strictly reac.
tionary is shown by the announcement
Of Todd, who declared to reporter
that 1--WE have Lea skinned to fin
ish."
Others declined to state the pur-
pose of the meeting but said it was
q pleasant little gathering Of demo
Gratis"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-11-20
FEWER HOGS WILL Be
KILLED FOR PACKING
THAN IN SOME YEARS
HIGH PRICES AND FLUCTUATlNG
MARKET ARE THE MAIN
REASONS.
PROSPECTS RATHER UNCERTAIN
Some Meat That Was Packed Twelve
Months Ago Has Not Been Sold
Yet-Produce Dealers Afraid to
Handle Some Parts of Hogs.

There will not be nearly so many
hogs killed for packing in Maury
county this fall as is usually the case.
The reason for this is easy to I'M
erstand. Hogs are very high and
very uncertain. They have fluctuat-
ed all fall. The produce dealers, who
have heretofore taken off the hands
If the large packers certain parts
of the hog, are not in the market this
fall for the same class of meat. The
result is that to many Of the hereto
fore large packers it has appeared
bit risky to kill as many as they have
in the past.
Hardy Shelley, Of Goodwin, is said
to be packing only about 100 this
fall. Last year he killed and packed
TOO. Milt Allen is said to be hand
ling a good many this fall, but how
many it has not been learned. Nelse
Woolard is another large packer, Joe
Parks, OF this city, another. while
there are some others who kill small
or lots each fall. Each Of them is
said to be killing fewer than they
have in the past.
Some of those who packed large
quantities last fall are said to still
have some Of it on hand. They have
been unable to dispose of 1t yet.
These packers, of course are going
rather easy on putting up fresh meat
when they have some on hand from
twelve months ago.
On the whole, it seems that the
number Of hogs killed for packing
this fall will be much smaller than in
some years past. High prices and a
iuctuating market seem to be the
main causes Of this state.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-11-20
MUST MAKE GOOD.

AS 1t has never been before the
democratic party of Tennessee is or
trial. After four years of defeat il
has been returned to power upon Ger
tain definite pledges of reform. The
party has been taken at it's word and
trusted by the people once more. II
must make good if it is to continue
In power. Any effort to return it's or.
Eanization again to the dictionaries
and the discredited machine that re-
peatedly wrecked it is sure to invite
the wrath Of the outraged people of
this state.
The report that the reactionaries,
the remnants of the old liquor and
back tax machines, are attempting to
organize the legislature and embar-
Eass the administration of Gov. Rye
ID very disquieting. 1t is not at all
reassuring 1t shows that these dis
credited factions are not yet entirely
dead although in somnamulent con-
dition during the campaign They
have shown in the past that they
would not hesitate to destroy the
democratic party if they could not
aSe 1t for their selfish ends. They
are no better now than they have
Aeen although for a time masquerad-
ing under the cloak of a rehabilitat.
I'd party.
Gov. Rye should say in terms that
MI can understand that he will have
nothing to do with these gentlemen.
He should make it plan that they
have no part in the direction Of the
affairs of the regenerated party. Only
by taking this course can the demo-
cratic party be permanently restored
to power. We have confidence that
Gov. Rye will do everything that he
can to redeem the party's pledges to
the people and to carry out it's solemn
obligations to majority of the voters
of Tennessee. An organization of the
legislature hostile to Rye and to- the
democratic party as it is now organ
lied and principled means disaster
and infamy in the elections of two
years hence.
The political brigands, the Office
traders, the relicts of dishonored ma
chimes should be forced from the dem
ocratic temple. If they will not seek
that retirement so becoming to them
they should be forced to the rear.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-11-20
BIG REDUCTION
TO REDUCE STOCK
FLY HARDWARE co, STARTS A
REMARKABLE VALUE CIV
ING SALE.

Fly Hardware Company today IN
augurates one of the most sensation.
al stock reducing stales ever known
here. For the purpose of getting rid
of a considerable portion of the i'm.
mense stock of the splendid assert
ments of this firm, some extraordina-
ry inducements are going to be offer
ed to the buying public. On practi-
cally all of the many lines carried
this firm will offer a discount of from
twenty to forty per cent. Attention
is invited to the announcement made
exclusively in the columns of The
Herald, where full particulars of the
remarkable values given are to be
found.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-11-20
KUHNS TO MOVE
FIRST OF YEAR
WILL THEN OCCUPY HANDSOME
BUILDING ON WEST SEW
ENTH STREET.

Kuhn's five, ten and twenty-five cent
store will not move to the new !oca-
ton on West Seventh, the building
now occupied by Latham's drug store,
until Jan. 1. In the meantime many
changes and improvements will be
made in the building, large and at
tractive show windows being install
ed. It is the plan of the store to
have one of the most attractive build
ings in the city. This firm will con-
tinue at the present location on north
side of court square until the New
Yeaf.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-26
MANN VALLEY

Mrs. R. Knight, who has been
spending the winter in St. Louis
and Washington, D. c., returned
home last week.
Miss Anna Frank, who has been
visiting at the Melander home, left
last Monday for Minneapolis.
BON to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allen
March I9, 1914, daughter.
Mrs. Fred Younggren will enter
tain the Swedish Mission Aid society
March 81.
A number of friends surprised
Miss Esther Peterson on her birth
day, last Saturday evening.
Johnson Bros. buzzed wood for
Oliver Webster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Tingwall and
family expect to leave this week for
their new home in Dakota.
The Taylor school is closed for
two weeks vacation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-26
ELLSWORTH

Mrs. Jennie Griggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. w allace Crownhart are on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcleod were
recent visitors in M innea polis
While there Mr.. Mcleod took chi
ropractic treatments.
Mrs. Jas. Drake of Beldenville
was a visitor at the La Grander
home Monday.
The w. r C. entertained Satur-
day evening in honor of the cast
who so kindly assisted them in their
play, "Private MAXWELL" staged
here recently. Games were INDUCED
in and bounteous repast served.
Everyone reports a very enjoyable
evening.
G. B. Reed and family moved
Monday onto the farm they recently
purchased
Mrs. VIM. Collamore and son
Philip spent Sunday at La Grand.
ers'.
Mrs. Irwin Johnso on and son of
Prairie Island are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Drummer.
MIR. and Mrs. Putnam are having
their house papered and painted and
will move in soon.
F. G. Woodwork is home from
Black Duck, Mimi.
DR.. F. E. Perkins is able to be
around again.
w. H. Myers and family are
moving into G. B. Reeds house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-26
Order and Notice Of Election on Local Option

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTIES of PIERCE and ST. CROIX, IS,
CITY of RIVER FALLS,
A petition having bean presented to the City
Clerk OF City of River Falls, signed by mum
Der OF the qualified electors of said City equal
to ~ re than ten per cent of the number of
votes cast for governor at the last general
election. praying that the electors of said City
may have submitted t. them the question
whether or not any shall be licensed to deal or
traffic in any spifiGuous, malt or intoxica ting
liquors as beverage;
1t is hereby Ordered:
That snch question shall be- submitted on the
first Tuesday of April, A. d. 1914,
March 81, 1914.
ALLEN P. WELD City Clerk.
And notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the foregoing order such election will be held
upon such question in the several voting pre-
clncts Of the City of River Falls on the seventh
day of April A. D 1914.
Such election will be held in the First Ward
in the City Pumping Station in said Ward, and
in the Second Flee ton District, comprising
the Second, Third and Fourth Wards. at t. e
election room in the City Hall Polls for such
election will be open al nine O'Clock a. NJ. and
close at fve-thirtY p. m.
ALLEN p. WELD City Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-26
First publication March 10, 19l4.)
Probate Notice.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
Pierce COunty.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special
term OF the County Court to be held in and for
said county at the Court House in the village
of ElsW orth in said county, the second
Tuesday: (being the 18th day. of April, A. D.
1914, at 10 O'Clock a. m the following matter
will be heard and considered:
The application of Howard Staples for the
appointment of G. N. Wiger of the city of
River Fails, as administrator of the estate of
Robert Mcmillan, late of the City OF River
Falls, in said county, deceased.
Dated March H. A. d. 1914.
By the Court,
ALLEN P. WELD. County Judge.
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Macau!ay's Idea Of II.
The Puritan hated bear batting, not
because it gave pain to the bear, but
because it gave pleasure to the
spectators.-Macaula
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LEGAL NOTICES
First publication March 10. 1914.


STATE OF WISCONSIN, In Circuit Court for
PIERCE County.
hlrsIIhe barg, Plaintiff,
Marcus L. Barg and -
Barg his unknown wife.
Ora Barg, Hiram Ba e.
John LINER and Nora
LINER Defendants
The State of Wisconsin, To the said Defend
ants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty Gays after service of this summons,
exclusive OF the day OF service and defend
the ABOVE entitled action in the court afore-
salo' ana "a case of your failure so to do, judg-
ment VIII be rendered against you according
10 the demand of the complaint
WHITE & SKoGMo, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
I. y. address, River Falls, Pierce County, Wis
cOnSin
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Uncle Jared-"Yes, out In the coun-
try we go to bed with the chickens"
Little Willie-"Graciousi should
think they'd lay eggs all over you"
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BY MOSS.

n 60 G o P 81 l S TRY
!. !. !. {. 4. ]: =. !: 7" !:
ElE& ~ wasn't wiped
off the map of rea
~. NJ soning over 1000
NLA& years ago, al
R%NE though it certainly
NATN0 deserved to be.
~ - The SOphists in
ancient Greece,
you remember, taught a false
philosophy of life and things,
their premises being based on
fallacy. They tried to make two
plus two equal three.
The Sophists are not all dead.
A few thrive today. They argue
of newspaper advertising:
"Oh, | never buy anything
widely advertised or patrOnize
merchants who make a splash in
the newspapers. Their articles
are either inferior or more cost
~ because they have to include
the cost of advertising"
BOSH!
AS matter of fact, advertis-
ing enables you to buy BETTER
things at CHEAPER prices.
Through advertising the sales
are INCREASED ten, twenty,
fifty fold The manufactures or
merchant IS thus able TO sell
BETTER and CHEAPER goods
and still pay for his advertising.
This recognized BUSINESS
FACT is backed up by the ex-
perience Of successful business
men of this community and by
wise home providers who close
~ watch the ads. in this paper.