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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
IMENIK IN NASLovNNIK URAD.
NIKoV KRAJEvNIH DRUsTEy
A. s. B. P. D. v LETU 1914.
st. /. Frontenac, Kans.

~
Predsednik; John Miklauc, box 227;
tajnik: Louis Bresniker, lock box So;
blagajnik: Leo Hromek, box 263. Wi
V Frontenac, Kans. Seia Sc vrsi vsako
tretjo nedeljo b mesecu.
st. 2. Chicopee, Kans.
Predsednik: Josef Lesjak, b. IS; tai.
mix: Louis Aidich, b. 81; ink :
Nalentin Jenko, b. 10. Vsi V Chicopee.
Kans. Seja Sc vrsi vsako tretio ne.
deljo V mesecu.
st. 3. Newburg, Kans.
Predsednik: Anton Mails, r.. F. d.
>, Mulberry, Kans.; tajnik John Gre.
pinsek, r. F. D. ., Mulberry, Kans.; bla.
gajnik John Strah, Il. F. d. ., b. 60.
Mulberry, Kans. Seja Sc yrsi vsako dru.
90 nedeljo V mesecu.
st. 4. Mineral. Kans.
Predsednik; John Gorsek, b. 2ll, w.
Mineral, Kans.; tajnik: Frank Svaj-
ger, b. 1924, w. Mineral, Hans; blagaj-
mix: Frank Speiser, b.. 1856, East Nj.
neral, Kans. Seia vsako .. nedeljo v
mesecu.
St. 5. Weir, Kans.
Predsednik: Tomaz Mravlja, tajnik
Yodock Moosbruger; blagajnik: Peter
Kukovic. Vsi v Weir. Kans. Seja Sc
vrsi vsako drugo nedeljo v mesecu.
st. 6. Yale, Kans.
P~redsednik: Ant. Mocnik, X. X. :.
Pittsburg, Kans.; tajnik: Josef Grosel,
r. h. 8, Pittsburg. Kans.; blagajnik:
Pr. Selma. X. Il. =. Seia vSako ,. ne
irlio y mesecu.
St. Z. Granville. Kaas.
P~redsednik: Josef Knee, X. r. S.
Pittsburg, Kans.; tajnik: Josef Mi
klanc, II. Il. S, P~ittsburg, Kans.; bla-
gajnik: Peter Hofer, R. r. 5, Pittsburg,
Kans. Seja vsako = nedeljo V mesecu.
st. g.. Fleming, Kans.
Preisednik: Mateuz Lom;ek. X. r. .,
Pitsburg, Hans; tajnik: Jacob Cukjati,
X. h. >. b. 81, Pittsburg, Kans.; bla-
gainik: John Bobnar, X. r. >, Pitts
burg. Kans. Seja vsako tretjo nedeljo
V mesecu.
st. 9. Radley, Kans.
Predscdnik: John Dolanc, Radley
sta, b. IL, Pittsburg. Hans; tajnik:
Alex Cuk iati, Radley sta, h. 81, Pitts
burg. Kans.; blaga mix: John Dollar.
Railcy sta. Pittsburg. Kans. Seja Sc
vrSi vsako 4 nedeljo Y mcsecu.
st. 10. Jenny Lind, Ark.
p~rcisednik; Frank Stucin. b.. o26:
;ajnik: Frank Grille, b. 81; blagaja;k:
Ant. Kobe. Vsi y Jenny Lind, Ark.
Scja Sc vrsi vsako drugo ncdelio V me-
secu.
St. IL. Breezy Hill, Kans.
Preiscdnik: John Petnik, II. +. d. .,
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Mulberry, Kans.; tajnik: Rochus Godi.
ma, Breezy Hill, b. 13, Mulberry. Kans.
blagajnik: John Zordani, Breezy Hill.
Mulberry, Kans. Seja Sc vrsi vsako
drugo nedeljo V mesecu.
st. IL. Cherokee, Kans.
fredsednik; Leo Preloznik, tainik:
Martin SemoniSnik, b. 259; blapainik.
Andrej Medved, b. .. Vsi y Cherokee
kans. SEGA vsako zadnjo nedelio Y me.
secu.
st. Is. Adamson, Okla.
Predsednik: Frank Pisch: tainik.
John Navanik, b. 3; blagajnik: Vim.
Gene Pesjak. Vsi V Adamson. Okla.
Seja vsako .. nedeljo V mesecu.
st. II. Maynard, Ohio.
Predsednik; Anton Resnik. b. 81;
taJnik; Leo Bregar, b. 46; blagajnik:
Josef Mihenc. Vsi v Maynard. Ohio.
sega vsako prvo nedeljo v mesecu.
St. 16. Franklin, Kans.
Predsednik: John Eager, b. So: tai.
max; NiAcene Esgorsek, b. 40: blagai.
mix: Ant. Kosir, b. 30. vsi v Franklin.
kans. Seia vsako 3 nedelio V mesecp
st. IT. Carney, Iowa.
Predsednik: Vincenc Mrzel, Carney.
Iowa; tajnik: Frank Prasnikar. r. F.
ID. ,, Ankeny, Iowa; blagajnik: Louis
Blasnik, b. 81, Carney, Iowa. Seja VISA.
ko .. nedeljo Y mesecu.
st. ls. Winter Quarters, Utah.
Predsednik; John Bregovar. HOY :
Scofield, Utah; tajnik: John Revep. b.
los, Winterquarters, Utah; b~lagajnik:
Anton Urh, b. los, Winterquarters.
Utah.
sea vsako tretJo nedeljo v mesecu.
st. 70. Black Diamond, Wash.
Predsednik: Frank k~utscher, b. SOC:
tajnik: Frank Druml, b. $50; blacai.
mix: Flip Sternig. Vsi v Black Dia.
mond, Wash. Seja vsako 4. nedelio v
mesecu.
St 20. Ely, MINI.
Predsednik Louis Champa. box ee1.
tajnik: Jacob Kunstelj, b. 9l3; blagaj.
nix: JOSEF holene, b. 96l. Vsi V Ely,
MINI. Seja vsako .. nedeljo v mesecu.
St. 81. Witt, Ill.
Predsednik: Paul Obregar, b.. 400;
tajnik: Frank Porenta, b. 446; blagai.
mix: Luka Drnovsek, b. 424. vsi v
Witt, III. Seia vsako 3. nedeljo V me
seeu popoldne, V prostorih John Re
polusky.
st. %. Huntington, Ark.
Predsednik: John Bedenko, Hunting.
ton, Ark; tajnik: Frank Senger, R. F.
ID. 1911, Huntington. Ark; blagajnik:
John Manfred, Huntington, Ark.
st, %. Pleasant Valley, Pa.
Predsednih: Frank Zajc, X. f. D. 9.
Irwin, Pa; tajnik: John Hribarnik, z.
F. d. ., box l5s, Irwin, Pa; blagajnik
Math. Breznik, X. F. d. ., b. ZIG, IT.
win, Pa. Seja Sc vrsi vsako prvo ne.
deljo V mesecu.
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ADVERTISEMENT
AvStr. SIOvenSko
Boil. Pod. Dru$tvO
Sedez: Frontenac, kans.
GLAVNI
Ustanovijsno l6. januvsrja
1884
Inkorporirane ~. fsbruva .
1903 v drkavt KAnaas.

Sedez: Frontenac, kans.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 + Mineral Kan.
Podpreds. JOHN GORSEK, Box 211. w Mineral. Kama
R R1.n ;s JOHN EH CERS !, Be. 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
nI-s.'nik; FhANh STARC1C, Box PAS, Mulberry, Kans
"@pi'niKsr; LOUIS bREZNlKAR, l.. Box 80, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POT Ridley. Kans
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 1872, Fronten.c, Kan.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Hams
PoRoTNI ODBoR:
JOSH SVATO, R. I, Woodward. Iowa
FRANK STUClN, Box226, Jenny Limo. Ark
MALTA SETINA, Box %, Franklin. Kans
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAk, Box 81, Frontenac Kans
JOHN MlkLAVC, Box 227, Frontenac. Kans.
Spre]'mna prlstoJblna Cd l6. do 40. leta znasa $1.5O.
VS dopisi sc maj blagovoijo poSiljati, H. tainiku
Use denarne posijatve pa gL blagajuilu
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druzbo. In dclniSkc druzbe Sc mo-
rajo kartelirati. Kapital Sc kon.
ccntrira. LoGitev kapitala in de.
la postaja vse izrazovitejsa. Ka-
pitaliStiGni razred dobiva boljin.
bolj vlogo pijavk, katerih sc mo-
IA druZba rcSiti.
I'm rcSitcv jc organizaciji dru-
iahucga della, Y Socializmu. Tia
drli razvo.j. cigar Silc so moGnei.
So cd vSakega nazadnjaSkega cd,
nora.
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LISTNTCA.

Wee dopiSov .ic morale to pot
izoStati, prihodnjic pride Use ua
vrSto. DopiSnikc proSimo potrp
licuia.-PoZdrav vscml
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prisilila, da jc prot svoji navadi
posvecal posebno pozornost IN
skrbnost pripravam "a svoJa pre-
davanja V okrozju.
Poleg tega .je vedno videl. te je
govoril o sramotni sedajnosti, q
~zatiranju 6loveka i'll popatenju
njegovega telesa in njegovc duse,
vedno &c je razgrinjal pred svoji-
mi poslusalci podobc bodocega
~zivljenja, katcrem hi bill clovek
vnanje in n~otranje svoboden, ia
KRAFT je vedno videl Gisto spreme-
njen obraz pred sabo. Prislusko-
vala jc njegovim besedam 2 jczo
income, modre zcnske, Xxi il Je bilO
dObro znano brcme zivljenJa, pri-
sluzkovala Jim j. Z zaupno poze-
l~jivostjO otroka, HI sliSi krasno
bajko, vzbujajoto sorodnc woke
V njcgovi pray tako krasni, zago-
netni dust.
To je zbudilO V MEM prcdtuv-
stvo image mad mo6nim sovrazni-
kom, Xxi je utegnil biti izborcn to-
variS, pogumcn bojevnik "a boz
doGnost.
Skoro emo leto .ic trajal Ia dvo-
boz, ne da hi bill eden izmed njiju
zaGutil zeljo, da hi ST. priblizal
drugemu in hi nadaljeval boz oGi
V oGi. SlcdnjiG jc stopil on prvi do
ME:
"Gospodicna, vi ste moja stall
ma nasprotnica. Ali Sc YAM ne zdi,
da hi bilo Y intercsu stvari boljSe,
de- Sc blizc spoznava?"
Rada je privolila in zc skoro po
prvih besedah je razplamtel boz
med NINA. Dcklica jc Z najvcG.io
silo branila ccrkcv kot cdino "a
v%ctiSGe, kjcr 81 lahko odpoGije
trudni, izmuGcni Glovck in kjcr so
vsi, ncOdvisni od svOje zunanjo-
sti, cnako upOStcvani, nakar jc on
Odvrnil, da 81 ljudjc ne smcjo cd
~poGivati, ampak Sc mcrajo bojc-
vati, da jc mcSGanSka cnakost ne
MONA brcz cnakosti matcrialnih
dobrin in Sc skrivajo "a madono
vsi tiSti, Y katcrih Interest," jc, da
ljudjc ostancio Y svoji neumnosti
in ncvcdnosti.
OdtlcJ 81 vrocc razpravc lZpOl-
njcvalc vsc njuno zivljenjc. OBJ
vsakcm scstanku Sc jc nadaljcval
ia brczkOnGni, straSni prcpir i'm Z
vsakim dnem j. jasncjc stopala
IA dan ostra ncsprijaznjenost
njih nazorov.
Ia NIGGA .je bilo zivlienjc boz
IA ra%zSirjcnjc %znanja, da zmaga
mad naravnimi silami, boz "a pod
jarmljcnjc skrivostnih naravnih
sill wolff tloveka. Nsi ljudjc sc mo-
raIo cnako pripravitl "a Ia boz.
katcrega koncni cilj jc svoboda in
zmaga razuma, zmaga tistc cdinc,
najmogocncjSc silc, Xxi j. vcdoma
delovala Y s%vctoviu. Ia MO pa .ic
obstojalo zivljenjc V poGasncm,
mucncm zrtvovanju Gloveka. V
podrcditvi raZuma tisti skrivnost-
hi wolff, katere zakoni in cilji so
bill znani le duhovniku. Osupnicn
jo jc vpraSal:
'Zakaj pa p~oscGatc moja pre-
davanja? kai pricakujctc cd So
cializma?"
"Nem,' jc odgovorila zalostno,
"da grcSim i'll dclam nrsmiselno.
Ampak tako lcpo ie Vas posluSati
III sanjati o moznosti srcGe vsch
Judi"
Nj bila zelo lcpa; bila .je licnc
postavc, pamctnega obraZka z We
liklmi OGmi, XII SO male biti mile
III Jezne, prijaznc i'll trdc. Delala
j. V tovarni "a svilo in zivcla
skupnO $ Svojo stare matcriu, 5
hromim otetom in mlajSo sestro,
XII j. hodila V rokodclskO Solo. Ca
81 j. bila ~vcscla, ne glasna, toda
o%tarujote ljubezniva. Ljubila jc
muzcic in starinskc ccrkvc in Sc
jc razvncla oh poglcdu ma slikc
in umotvorc.
"kako Gudovito," jc de.iala,
"da 50 bile tc krasnc stvari ne
kot skritc Y hiSah posamcznih o.
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jo jc nekoG sprcmljal domov, il
je dejal, Ola jo ljubi in ola jo prosi,
maj BIO njcgova zena. Ustrasil Sc
je, ko je videl, kak vtisk So napra-
vile njegovc bcde nanjo. Umakni-
la Sc je, kakor da hi jo bill udaril,
bleda, $ siroko odprtimi oGmi Sc
je naslonila ma steno, roke je skri.
la ma hrbtu in govorila skoro V
grOzi:
"Slutila sem, skoro sem Gutila,
ola bo tako prislo, zakaj zc dolgo
Vas ljubim. Ali, o Bog, kaj pa bo
to-"
"Zdaj pridejo dncvi src6e "a
tebc i'll "a meme, dnevi najinega
skupenga della" je vzkliknil.
"Ne," je dejala in povcsila gla-
va. ''Ne, mi diva hi ne bila smela
govoriti q %liubezni."
"Zakaj?"
Ali hi st ii dial porotiti Y cerk-
viz" ga je vpraSala tho.
"Ner"
"POtem zdravstvuj,
Magic je odsla. On pa jo je do
hitcl in il zaccl prigovarjati. Po-
~sluSala ga jc molte, brcz ugovora
i'll dejala:
"Jaz, moi otc in moja matt
smo vsi verni kristjani in bono
kot taxi tudi umrli. Zakon, skle-
njcn Y civilnicm uradu, zane nj
nobcn zakon. &c So rode Y taken
zakonu o%troci, VEN. da bodo ne
srcdni. Same ccrkvcn zakon po-
svcti l%jubczen, samo ccrkvcn "a
kon podcli sreto in mir"
Zdaj j. videl razloGno, da Sc ne
bo tako lahko udala. Scvcda tudi
on nj mogcl odjcnjati. Locila sta
Sc in oh slovcsu jc dejala dcklica {:
"Nikdar he muGiva drug dru.
gcga. Ne iSci scstanka Z mcnoj. e.
All, dee hi mogcl PROF. JaZ he mo-
rem, JAZZ sen tako rcvna "
"Jaz ne obljubim ~nitcsar," je
odvrnil.
In pritcl 81 j. boz moGnih ma
raw; scvcda sta So scSla. i'm cello
pogostcje kakor prcje, zakaj lju.
bila sta drug drugcga in sta iska-
la tc scstankc, potihcm ST. nadcja-
Joca, da eden izmed njih lie bo
prencscl muk nczadovoljncga,
kviSku plapolajoGcga cuvstva. Mi
ju stctanki 81 bill polni obupa in
Srcnlh bolcstl; on 81 jc Gutil VISA
kokrat popolnoma slabotncga in
kakor razbitega, ona pa je Sla VISA
V solzah k Spovcdi. On jc vedel to
IN zdclo 81 mu jc. ia 81 crno Ii
dovlc tonzurunoSccV l. vsakim
dnem jaci in visa i'll ola ju bo To-
clio do smrti.
Nek0c, ko sta 81 Sla ma prank
sctat Izvcn mesta. mu j. uSlo, ne
ola hi bill mlslil ma to, pretenjc:
ives, vtasih ST. mi zazdi. Ola hi
It. utegnil umoriti -
Moltala jc.
Ali 81 sliSala. kaj sen dcjal?'
"Da," jc odvrnila in mu zrla
ljub"znipolno y "hraz.
Idaj j. vcdcI. da hi prc.ic umr-
la, kakor pa odjcnjala. Pred TEN
ida jo j. bill vGasih objcl in po-
ljuboval. Ona Sc j. branila, toda
njcn odpor j. bill vcdno SibkejSi in
on jc bill upal, da bo nekcga dnc
podlcgla in da mu bo zcnski ma
gon pripomogcl do image mad
MO. Idaj pa j. razumcl, da bi to
ne bila nobcna zmaga, ampak
podjarmljenje. Cd tedai nj wee
vzbujal zcnskr Y njcj.
Tako jc potoval z MO skozi tenn
ne krogc njcnih misli o zivljenju,
prizgal jc V njc.i vsc luGi, XII so mu
bile dostopne. toda II ic prisluS-
kovala njcgovim bcscdam, kakor
slcpa, 5 sanjavim usmcvom V o.
tch. vidcla nj niGcsar in mu nj
Ivcrjcla.
Nckaj mu j. dcjala
"Ntasih sprcvidim, da je MOI
No ven I, ..,,nr u,,-,ris Sin,
pa, da pride to cd tcga, kcr tc lju-
BIN, Use razumcm, nimam pa We
re, ne morcm vcrjcti! In de- obi
DIES, izginc Use. kar jc : tcboj y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes.

At the meeting in the vestry this
evening at 7.3O o'clock, Rev. L. A.
Edwards of Newport will be present
and speak. All will want to hear him.
Morning worship Sunday at the usual
hour. The pastors sermon will be
upon a practical and vital theme. The
choir, under Mr.. Taplin's direction.
will render some excellent selections.
The Sunday school will meet after
the morning service. Lesson topic,
1.-THE Lawful Use of the Sabbath. "
There ought to be an extra large
number present to consider with US
this subject.
The Jr. Endeavor society will hold
its meeting in the vestry Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The interest
and helpfulness of this service for our
young people continues encouragingly.
The evening church service will be
at 7.15. This will be union service.
The choir will furnish extra selections.
and in place of a sermon there will be
an interesting and helpful address by
Mrs. NJ. L. Pearson in which will be a
report of the recent National and
Worlds w. G. Z. U. conventions. Let
all who can come do so, as this service
will be a most important one. Mrs.
Pearson will have first. hand informa-
ton to present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Dwinell visited
Mrs. Dwinell's parents in Glover
Sunday.
Mrs. Perry Hanscom and two daugh-
ters are visiting her sister. Mrs. M. M.
Taplin.
The Central Savings Bank & Trust
Company are open for business in their
new building.
DR.. Hight. chiropodist. will be at
Valley House. Orleans. the third
Thursday and Friday of each month.
Alfred Brown, while recovering from
dislocated shoulder thinks it will be
good time to go to the hospital and
have an operation on his eyes.
About Is from here attended the OFT
lecture at Barton Thursday. That is a
pretty good compliment to the lecturer
as nearly all had heard him the night
before.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.
w. S. SMITHERS. Pastor.

w. S. SMITHERs. Pastor.
Prayer service this evening at 73O
O'Clock. 81 pray thee have me ex-
cused." On what ground?
Sunday services. Sermon at 10. 30
a. m. by the pastor, followed by the
Bible school. People of all ages are
invited to join with us in the study of
the life of Christ. Junior League at 8
O'Clock, Epworth League at $50.
Topic for study, ga Social Survey
Cole.
At 7.15 union service will be held
in the Congregational church, at which
Mrs. Pearson will make a report of
the National W. c. T. U. meeting.
Thursday evening at 80 o'clock the
ladies of the church will hold an apron
and home made candy sale. Supper
will be served from $50 till all are
served.
The Fourth Quarterly conference
will be held Mar. 20. The annual
%, Bishop Bristol of Omaha, Neb.,
presiding.
Mrs. Mary Morse entertained the
w L. M. SOCloCy TUESDAY afternoon
Mar. 3. at her home. The president
conducted the devotions and business
of the meeting after which Mrs. Fred
Hunt presented the following program
on Japan and Korea: Roll call, re-
sponded to by important facts regarding
these countries; 1.-THE Work in Japan"
Mrs. Bartlett; Mrs. Hunt explained
the reason for sending missionaries to
Japan; review of 1.-THE Work in
Korea" Mrs. Dickens reading, "With
Eyes that See," Mrs. Morse; and
"Boys and Girls of Korea The
closing part of the program was the
Mystery Box by Mrs. Smithers. A
social hour followed. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. John Brennan's Sunday school
class has recently been organized into
mission band. taking the name of
Kings Heralds. They number g..
each has a mite box and p badge OF
the society, which is silver in the form
of a trumpet, with the letters K. H. in
blue. The money from the mite
! boxes is to be given toward the sup
port of Edith Heminway, missionary
in India, sent out by the New England
branch of the w. F. M. S., and is
teaching at Kuala Lumpur. She is
called the children's missionary be-
cause supported by them. There are
about 1000 Kings Heralds in New
| ENGLAND
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
ORLEANS

Ed. Garvin has finished work for A.
D. Beede.
A. O. Spear of Burlington was in
town this week.
E. E. Doe and Alton were in Mont
real last week.
Miss Hazel Ball of Newport visited
in town Sunday.
Clyde C. Wiley has traded his auto
mobile for another.
Merrill Leland of Barton is working
for Twombly & Cotton.
Charles Taplin was home Tuesday
from Dartmouth college.
Quite a number have gone to Boston
to attend the auto show.
F. H. Churchill was in Morrisville
for a few days last week.
Miss Bertha Kline visited in Lowell,
Mass. last week few days.
Remember the village meeting
Tuesday at 7.3O in the opera hall.
Hugh Rowell was home Monday and
Tuesday from Dartmouth college.
A. w. Fletcher returned Saturday
from business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rexford have
given up their rooms with Mrs. Foley.
Fred Wright was taken to the
hospital last week for an operation on
his leg. No report has been received
as yet.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11

casket, showing the esteem in which
she was held. She is survived by her
husband, daughter, grandson, sister,
three nieces and one nephew, besides
other relatives.
Card-We tender our heartfelt
thanks to all who so kindly assisted
US in our sad bereavement, and to all
who sent the beautiful flowers.
P. E. Chaffee,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Hawse
Harold O. HaWse
There will be masquerade and
promenade at the hall Tuesday, March
II. Ladies please furnish cake. Come
and bring your friends.
EVANSVILLE
The item last week stating that
Mrs. Foss was sick was a mistake, it
is M. A. Foss who has been sick for
the past few weeks.
The Ladies Aid society will give a
sugar social at McDowell's Hall Friday
evening, March 13, There will be an
entertainment, good music and
promenade. Every one is invited.
Ladies please bring rolls or plain
doughnuts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
A Musical Treat.

Orleans has a musical treat in store
for them Saturday evening, Mar. 81
at the opera house. The St. Johnsbury
Academy Girls Glee club are to sing
and Miss Madeline Randall will read.
The club is one of recognized excel
lence and everyone will enjoy. their
excellent program. Miss Randall needs
no introduction as she so we'll pleased
her hearers at a recent appearance
here.
The club comes under the auspices
of the Orleans High School Athletic
association and everyone should lend a
helping hand.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
AddtoNa\ News, Page kar\ s. Wehstev SocaA Sditov
Mrs. Laura Allen.

Mrs. Laura Allen died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. j. Badger,
last Wednesday,, March 4th. Her
death was the end of a long illness
which had been expected to take her
away at any time The funeral was
at the home of her daughter Friday,
March 6. A quartet consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Bartlett and
Mr.. Wiley, sang two selections The
Rev. Mr.. Smithers officiated Inter
ment was at Irasburg. Two daughters
and two sons survive and, mourn the
deceased.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
He Understood.

The young man had asked for q
morse that was gentle and safe. AS
ne drove out of the stable the livery
man said: THE spring on the right
sloe OF the buggy is the stronger"
ana the young man blushed until his
ears looked like a sunset in a chrome
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
A.Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on so cent bottle of
Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to
cure your cough OF cold. We also guarantee
a Is cent bottle to be satisfactory or money
refunded.
Fred D. Pierce, Barton
A. 0. Austin, orleans
r. M COWIes, Albany
e. w. Barron Co., Barton
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-03-11
No. $40

FOR SALE: Five Passenger "Reo"
/, Touring Car, q cylinders, 80 horse
power, in good condition. Recently
overhauled. Tires new last season
{ Has been run only $500 miles. A
bargain for the man who wants a good
6 family car cheap. Call and see it.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-22
INDIANS ARRIVING.

Forty Pottawottomie / indians, ina
tive sons and daughters) arrived here
this week from the vicinity of Star
Lake, Wisconsin, and we're escorted By
Indian agent Bennett and Interpreter
Ritchie, Quito the lands recently pur-
chased for them by the United States
Government, just east of this city.
They brought with them their goods
and ponies.
On the. lands they will locate are a
set of logging camps used by the Keith
& Hiles Lumber company until the
property was sold; an office building,
barns, etc., in which the new comers
will reside until houses Can be built
for them on their lands, as each MEM
Der of the tribe will be given forty
acres of land with suitable buildings.
Others of the Pottawottonies will fol-
low in time, as the purpose of the gov
ernment is to gather together the
scattered remnants of this once power
full people into community, where
they may have a school of their own
and where Uncle Sam, through his
agents, may look after their welfare
as much as possible. The white man
has been accused of giving the red
brother the worst of it as general
thing, and some of this stigma may be
removed by the people of Forest
county, who should put in practice
with our new neighbors the Golden
Rule which works well with all people
and under all conditions.-F Re-
publican.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-22
A NEW THRIFT CLUB.
The Citizens State Bank Offers the Up
To-Date Method for Solving
Christmas Problems.

The Citizens State bank is offering
a very valuable service to all the citi-
zens of this community. They are
organizing the Thrift Savings club in
which people may have the opportu-
nifty to build up Tax fund, Vacation
fund and a Christmas fund, suitable
for all their needs at this season of
the year. 1t is sale that not less than
1000, 900 men, women and children in
the United States belonged to clubs
of this nature in 1914, and that at
least $50,000,0O0 has been divided
among these members recently. An
interesting fact is that these clubs
are growing in size and it is estimated
that at least 100000 people will use
this excellent plan during the coming
year. The Citizens State bank de-
serves much credit for extending a
service of this nature to the people,
and they are willing to do the work
and pay the expenses involved in or
der to enlarge their circle of business
friends. They are offering II differ
ent ways of building up the Christmas
fund, so that people can lay up any
where from 10c week to 80 week,
or they can begin with as little as 1c
the first week if desired. Certainly
with a plan OF this kind, everybody
can find a place in the club. The
first deposit is cue the week of Dec.
26th. Those who wish to take ad-
vantage of this plan should call at the
bank as soon as possible, and get their
membership cards. There is no cost
at all for the members and the bank
will pay interest at the regular rate
for all the money that is deposited in
this fund No matter how much or
how little you desire to save, you will
find plan to suit and q hearty well
come. adv.