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ANNIVERSARY OF
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0n

The members OF the society OF Chris
tian Endeayor had charge of the serv-
ice at the Christian church Sunday
night and gave n very interesting pro
gram commemorating the thirty-third
anniversary Of the birth Of their or
ranization-
The Christian Endeavor movement
was founded by Francis E Clark at
HalloweIl. Maine. in 1881. and durins
the intervening years has grown into
une OF the greatest religious bodies in
the world. II is found In all lands and
has more than 10000 societies. with
a total membership OF 1000. .ooo-
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church parlor.
| The president. Mrs. Armstrong,
opened the meeting by reading the
18th chapter of Romans, followed by
prayer by Mrs. f. w. Thomas.
Reports OF secretary. Mrs. Farmer.
and treasurer. Mrs Swanson. were
given. also reports from the different
divisions OF their work.
During the past year over siIoo was
raised By the ladies' and all OF their
Pledges fulfilled. the last being their
subscription OF 800 to the Y. NJ. C. A.
building. so they start with a clean
slate.
TWO line OF work were decided up
on Thursday evening. one being the
payment OF one-half of the expense
Of rebindIng the hymnals. the ether
half TO be paid by the members of the
choir.
1t scene to De the eoncensus Of
opinion that more and better work is
accomplished II there is some definite
object for which to work and it was
voted TO help the church officials by
assuming an Indebtedness OF $500.
The president OF the different diyi-
slons were appointed an extra CON-
mittee 10 Welcome strangers on go-to-
church Sunday.
II was announced that the first d.
vision would give n Valentine party
Friday evening. Feb. is. at the home
Of Mrs Lsfe Combs.
After adjournment the South Canon
division served cherry salad. sand
wIches. tea and coffee in the dining
room As congratulatory to Ars. Arm
strong on her newiy-acquired relation
ship 1t was asked Whats the mat.
ter with our president" to which the
company Justify responded. She's all
right who's all rightr' To this came
the response. Grandma Armstrong.
These meetings are always well at
tended and ail work together in bar
mony.
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pied in w..hlna,en. io~..

Mrs W. C. Wright received wort
one day last week OF the death OF Mrs
J. r. Nelson. formerly of this city. al
her home in Washington. Iowa. OF can
Ger Of the stomach. after n lingering
illness Deceased was at one time
a member of the United Presbyterian
church here and win be remembered
BY some OF the older attendants o.
that congregation.
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Pretty Party for sride-eIee,.

Mrs. George Bachelor entertained
about twenty OF the members OF the
zeoond division Of the Methodist la
dies Aid society At her home. s2S Col
lege avenue. Friday.
The function was given in honor Of
Miss Star Freye. who is to be mar
rled sometime during this month
The lsdies passed q very pleasant
afternoon together. One OF the prinet
I.al features Of the afternoon was the
reading OF All original story by Miss
Emma Ripley. the ladies supplying
the ELECTIVES. which proved to be
ven amusing. conundrumS were told
and guessing game PLAYED. the an
swers % which we're modern kitchen
conyenienoes.
During the afternoon four ladies en-
tered bearing a very beautiful blue
and vhite siikoline comfortable. with
border. which was given TO Miss
Ffeye with a presentation speech in
rhyme
The house decorations we're IN
hearts
Refreshnen,s served were chicken
salad. heart-shaped sandwiches. cake
and confec'inery. also hear;-shaped,
and coffee.
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Progress Club.

Progress Club.
The Progress club met Monday even
Ing. Feb. snd. with Mrs. Mecorkle.
Tho meeting opened as usual with
current events. The subject of the
evenings program. Robert Browning.
was handled In a mastery and charm
ing manner by the loader. Mrs. Ben
son Airs. henson frst gave few In.
terestinE crsticims and appreciations
of browning.
Miss Smith prefsced the reading OF
Rabbi Hen Ezra" with few very
instructive notes on the author ami
his poem.
Mrs. Henson then reviewed "Pipped
Passes" In a most interesting manner.
At the close OF the program the hos
tess served substantial and delicious
refreshments.
Mcsdames Gecrrce Bethel senior and
junior win entertain ihirsy-sis ladies'
at luncheon Tuesday.
Dinner.
The orendorff home Was the scene
o: pretty dinner on Wednesday even
Ing. when ten guests were entertained
In . very pleasing manner
The tabie was prcttywith bright
canodils and candle shsNes. taking on
the same gcldea hue.
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poinsetta Luncheon.
The Monday Reading club met this
week with the president. Mira. okey.
fo~ 1 o'clock luncheon. Covers were
laid for seventeen. fifteen members
and two guests. Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Ware.
The table decorations wore poin.
sctsas. The place cards. the work Of
Mrs Jennie Shoemaker. were hand
painted poinsettas.
TIE menu was ~ follow; Grape
srulss. creamsd chicken ou toast. scai-
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Y ek e tApie NOin-
pound did for me.
i suffered dreadful
pains and was very
irregular. l became
alarmed and sent fer
Lydia E Pinkham's
V ege table Com
pound l took il reg
ularly until l was
without a cramp or
pain and felt ike
another person. and
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Cars Club.

csrs Club.
III. and Mrs r d Palmer were the
entertainers OF the Card club Friday
evening p.aner was served In buffet
fsshion as seven O'Clock. the guests
deyoting themselves to 800" the re-
maindcr OF the evening boucher
achieved high score and was present
cd with ten stand. while box Of
siik hose went to AIR. Dosier for the
rentlcrn.'s prize
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Cards furnished the interest OF the
later hours. Mrs. w. y. Clark and NJ
David Robson being the prize winners
Miss Dora Turner entertained a few
friends at Sunday night supper at her
home on Allison avenue. chafng dish
delicacies played a prominent part in
the menu.
Fifty-six Invitations have been Is,
sued by Mesdames George Baker. L.
s. Bailey and Homer Hutchinson for
cards at the Baker home Wednesday
afternoon.
The same ladies viii entertain
twenty-four ladies of the younger set
at the home of Mrs. Bailey Thursday
afternoon.
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Luncheon Club.

Luncheon Club.
The luncheon club members. twelve
in number. were the guests OF Mrs.
Frank McFariane ON Thursday.
Bridge furnished Diversion for the
afternoon. the handsome bunch Of red
aernatioSs which ornamented the lunch
con table being awarded to Mrs. Da-
vld Robson. who held best score
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|eryoke was busy.
A picnic luncheon. which always
means variety of good things to
eat. was served before the company
separated.
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Guild MeetIna.

The woman's Guild of Christ church
met Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Har-
rjsoH. with the president. Mrs. b. f.
Rockafellow. in the chair.
Reports were given by different Of
fcers and were approved and accept
ed.
The Rev. AIR. Remington, the new
rector OF the church. gave an interest
ing and instructive talk on mission
~ork In Mexico. Cake. coffee and tea
were served as refreshments.
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Bethel Party.
Standing apart as one OF the pret-
tiest parties In social circles. was that
OF last Saturday afternoon when Mes
danes Bethel. Senior and Junior en-
tertained fifty-four ladies' at 800.
The first prize. pair OF hand
embroidered guest towels was won by
Mrs. George whipple and Mrs. T. NJ
Harding. Jr.. carried off a beautiful
bouquet Of pink carnations, as second
trophy
The spacious home which was deco
rated with pink carnations. was per
,aded by an air Of charming hospital
ity which caused one and all TO par.
ticipate in an afternoon OF rare pleas
lre.
Dance.
Messrs. Leslie Damewood and Frank
Bunten were the originators OF u hap
py Idea which eliminated In n merry
dance at Annex hall Tuesday evening.
williams four piece orchestra fur.
nished the excellent music to which
forty-five couples danced and made
merry until a late hour.
Musical Club.
The Wednesday Musical club met
n; the hospitable home OF Mrs. Steven
Goodrich ON Greenwood avenue Feb
urary 4. number Of guests were pre-
sent The subject for study was The
Romantic Period In Piano and Sons.
and was very ably discussed by Mrs.
Lane. Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Collins and
Miss Lyon. The recital was given By
Misses Lyon. Hcndrickson. Emmerson.
Hall and Mesdames Lane. Collins and
Snyder
Basket Party.
The commodious home Of Mrs Fred
n whipple was the scene Of one OF
the smartest social gatherings OF the
winter season Tuesday afternoon.
when Mrs. whipple. sr. and Mrs.
George whipple entertained nfty-fouf
ladies' az rix.handed euehre-
The home had been tastefnlly
adorned with numerous pretty baskets
fired with feaihery ferns and briKht
faisiss. The taIiics were snsKestivel
a. the same idea. hAndpainied baskets
ef ferns appearing thereon.
A. the evening hours drew near and
SORES we're added. Il was found that
Mrs. Ccorr. RorkafelI0S had made the
bcsi plays and she was presented With
n beautiful Japanese basket carry
InE a fioWering begonia. Then a
prize ~As awarded at each table. these
were smaller baskets ot ferns and
we're won by Mesdamcs Boucher. Ar
thur BigKs. 0rorge Bethel Ir. Floyd
earnpbelL Little. Galley. KInS and
Truman stoekkman. The dainty hues
OF freen snd white were deity car,
ried out !. the luncheon which wns
most Tempting. the different courses
being served In baskets.
The charming hostesses made the
afternoon one OF much enjoyment to
their na7T guests and the affair will
long be remembered as a most gay
and happy one.
csre Club.
Dr. and Mrs r d Palmer were the
entertainers OF the Card club Friday
evening p.ancr was served In buffet
fashion a. .cxen o'rfock the quests 4
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THIS WoMAN'S
SICKNESS
Quickly Yielded To Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Baltimore, Md. ~ am more than
glad TO tell what Lydia E. Pinkham's
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Ioped corn. mashed potatoes. jelIied
apples. pickeIed cherries. jelly. fruit
salad with waters, saIted almonds. ic<
cream. cake and coffee.
Toasts were drank TO the health Of
the hostess. to the guests. absent mem
bers. the Monday Reading club and
the luncheon committee.
The nuEiness session followed a
letter was read from Mrs. Felter
thanking tie club for the order for
towers which she and her roommate
greatly enjoyed. Sne said that the
hospital wss SO full there was no
chance for private rooms. Mrs. Baker
also iead letter that she had received
from Mrs. Feiter.
Mrs sheetz re All 'etter from Mrs
t,neery. form carcn City resident.
WHO is now Win her children at Berk-
ICY. caiifc-n.a a'teacine the uniyer-
sly.
The meeting next week will be held
with Mrs. Shoemaker Quotations from
Life C. Lincoln.
Luncheon Club.
The luncheon club members, twelve
in number. were the guests of Mrs.
Frank McFarlane on Thursday.
Bridge furnished Diversion for the
afternoon. the handsome bunch Of red
acrnatioss which ornamented the lunch
con table being awarded to Mrs. Da-
vId Robson. who held best score.
Denver Ladies' Attend Luncheon
Mrs- Frank L. Bartlett is the house
guest OF Mrs h p. Roekafeliow. Mrs-
n. p Handy and Mrs- Graydene-smith
OF Mrs. J. II. Peabody. The ladies
came down from Denver TO attend the
luncheon Given IN honor Of Charles
birthday.
o. e. 6. Has interesting Meet
Canon City Chapter No. sI. o T. 5.
net in regular semtmonthly session
Monday evening. A letter Was read
sy the s,rrceary from Mra Florn
swisher. a former Canon City resident.
now living In Salt Lake. eongraiulA,-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Nunroe upon their
:. s.eddIng anniversary.
Three candidates were initiated and
an application for membership was
read.
Under the head OF Good of the Or
der IL vas reported that letter had
Teen received by Mrs. Cooper from
! ast worthy Erand mafron. Rosetta
Brown. Mr. and Mrx. Brown are re
sldins At Needles. where their daugh-
Ter. Niss Mona. Is teaching. Mrs.
Brown said that she ~as never in
better health. Mr Brown was no, very
~ell and she thought he Vas longing
for Colorado. Miss VAUGHN reported
receiving letter from Mrs. Mansfield.
who Is In Florida Her sister is slowly
In health. but her mother
had been quite sick 1Irs. Singer had
received lcJtsr from Mrs. Monroe
Brown. who found ranch life very
lonesome
Mr. and Mrs. Easion and two other
ladies' from Rockyale were present and
Zach said a few words.
The worthy matron. Mrs. Lonnaekcr.
reported attending a party at Fowler.
where she met large number Of the
OF the Eastern Star.
Al the close OF the seasion choc-
late and vanilla waters were served
In the banquet hall
Sunday School ciAss Party.
Mrn l. - poxta entertained Tho
Bishop Mecabe cla~s OF the Methodist
church. OF which her son Walter Is a
at her home. ssi Pine street.
evening.
The class 10 composed OF twelve
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Discuss Amusements.

ular weekly meeting Friday In Pyth.
len hall. Mrs. schweigert presiding.
The subject for the day was Pub
re Amusement under the charge Of
the Art and Literature committee.
Mrs- Haynes was chairman.
Mrs. Hetfie McLa.n gave a paper on
the Theatre and stated that the
idea Of theatre was originated by the
Athenians 500 b. C.. at first very crude.
The nrst permanent building In Athens
was scooped out of a rock 100 years
later at the base Of the famous acropo-
lis. The early theatres were all built
on a sloping hillside unsheltered from
the sun
BY the end Of the Fourth century
every important city had It's theatre.
The evolution OF the theatre from
its crude state TO the present time is
very interesting.
play and recreation are ae essen
,ial TO Us as work and the theatre.
with all its faults. Is rendering n great
tervice to thousands OF brain workers
and IL would be n great moral disad-
vantage TO remove II. without some
thing equally restful to take its place. =
In the absence Of Mrs. Carter. TO
whom was assigend the subject Nov
Ing Pic;ures.- Mrs. Twitcheli gave a
nne talk She heartily approved Of
them from an educational standpoint.
although there were some that. while
they might not affect adults. were no;
appropriate for the Uniformed minds
cf children. The cheapncss cornmends
itself and the movies have come TO
stay.
Mrs Emma Hail had for her subject
''DancinE.- which she considers in the
light OF physical culture TO be health
fui. graceful exercise. She did not ap-
prove the excess to which dancing is
carried today. with its late hours:
the public dance. with its unchaper-
oned young girls. Dancing has been a
faVori;e amusemen; since the earlies;
Gays amonE all tribes and nations.
each OF which has sts own peculiar
dance. which are now being taught
In this country under the head Of
Folk Dances
Each subject was well discussed
and no opposition was raised to any
Of the amusemenis II properly con
Quoted.
The subject for next week is "out.
coor Amusements.- Mr.. Dove OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. has been assigned the
subject OF Boy Scouts
Dickens Luncheon.
Mrs. n. F. Rockafcilow entertained
the Dickens club. OF which she Is a
honorary member. at O'Clock
luncheon today In honor OF the amt
versary Of the birthday OF Charles
Dickens.
Covers were laid for fourteen. Those
present were: Mesdames 0raydene'
Smith. bartlett. Handy OF Denver,
Dickinson. Gibson. T. NJ. Harding sr.,
T. NJ. Harding Jr.. Lewis. Maupin
Reynolds, Wallace. Little and @. +
Rockafeiiow.
The table was beautifully laid. The
decorations were ivy and red gerant
nms. Dickens favoritc flower. A. each
place was dainty little red basket
trimmed with very dainty represen-
tation OF red sweet peas filed with
honbons. The table was lighted will,
candles with rcd shades. The lunch
con menu was served in six courses
A part OF tho entertainment for tho
afternoon was music on the victrola,
~. {. Aid Plans WORK.
The regular meeting Of the general
aid society Of the Methodist church
which occurs the nrst ThursdAy in
each mouth. was he,d iast week in the
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
LISTNICA.

Use %dopisnike prosimo, mai pi
sejo razlocno, posebno pa v red
XIII vrstah. Dopise ie treba pc
pravljati; kako mai Sc pa to Ego.
di, ce dopisniki ne puste prostora
"a popravke? Ce pa bi hotelc
urednistvo vsak dopis nanovo
spisati, kakor mora zdai 2 mno.
gimi, bi pa potrebovalo enega pc
mocnika lie "a ia posel. Torej st
enkrat: Razlocno, citljivo in elm.
boil razprto!
Prokleta voina.' Hyala "a
dobcr namcn. Ali kakor Niditc. j,
bilo " "Prolctarcu'' lc v>c po.
vcdauo. kar obsoga vas dopi>. ;
pro~'orom nam gre pa boij uda
F. P. Cleveland Poprarim ir
objayim oh priliki.
Frank Pogacar. Cleveland. .
Takih igcr nimamo g zaloei
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koncno posreci financielna mobili.
zaciJa, XII tvori en del in sicer ne
nebivstven del vojaSke mobiliza.
cije.
Nsled tega hi bilo nepatrioti5no,
&c bi kdo tcz svojo potrebo dvi-
gal svoj denar, XII itak nj V ne.
varnosti, pod p~retvezo, da ga
spravl V varnoSt, ter IA : tenn od-
tegovai onim, Xxi morajo svojc xiv.
ljenJe tvcgati IA domovino, torej
tudi zanj. Mice. Xxi ina kaj Guta
skupnosti, ne DO dopustil, da hi
Sli nJegovi sodrzavljani popolno-
ma brcz SrcdStev Y boz IL popolno-
ma neopraviGcnc in egoistiGnc
Strahopctnosti. Oni, Xxi .je oproS.
cen vojnc dejatvc, DO incl Sc do.
volJ casa in prilikc. da dobi pc.
trcbm dcnar Y SluGaju potrebc.
kdor ST. obzirno in pametmo vzdr.
II dviganja hranilnih vlog, vrSi
pat lie najmanjSo pripomoc, Hi .jo
mora vrSitl pei vojnih prcdpripra.
yah vSak posamcznik, Hi ostan,
donna.
Nlada more lc opctovano zago.
t%avljati, da varnost ylog vslcd
vojmc, kakor tudi v>lcd moratori.
ia nlkakor nj Y ncvarnosti. in 20.
zivlja vSc, ola puStc Scdanjih raz
mcrah y popolnem zaupanju ,
naSc prcdobro izkuSene denarnc
zavodr vsak strah in ola ne zahtc.
vajo nczmiSclno izplaGila Svojih
ne brczpogojno potrcbnih prihran
kov. kcr hi to SploSnosti L. Skodo.
valo &c.
Take govori vlada. In kdor ma.
tantno eta, lahko razumc heseo,
o fmanciclmi mobilizaciji Dcuar
mora oNtati hranilnicah. ia ;
ga lahko vlada izpo>odi. &c he
trcba.
I'm pray lahko ga DO treha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

amcrISkc parobrodnc druabc in
odpeljala V Cork ma Irskcm. 'Ryn-
dam j. odrlula dine s. sept. IL
New Y orka in jc bila namcnicna V
Rotterdam.
AnglcSki gcncralni konzul V
New orku, sir Courtcnay Walter
brnnrtt naznanja, Ola .ic ncka
lrancoSka krizarka v.icla parnik
iiclna IN odvcdla V Martinique.
Parmk Jc bajc sluzil IA prcmogov-
no ladlo ncmSkim krizarkam, XII
k%rlzarlJo po atlanticncm occanu.
Take vcsti priha.ja.io vsak dan.
All j. To vojna ali piratStvo?
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Bolje cd ~zdravnikov.

Tako pravi z. John Drahota V
svojem pismu: ''Moja zena je We
dino bolehala, a cd casa, ko je pri-
celia rabbit Trinerjevo grenko vino,
Sc pocuti boljSo in zdravejso. Ia
MO je bio Trinerjevo grenko vi
no wee kot zdravniki. Van Zvcsti
John DrahOta, Sarona, Wis. mi
smo zclO hvaleZni "a vscbino Spre
jetcga pisma, kateremu zelimo
lc Sc dodati, da zines, IL katcre jc
to zdravilo napravljcno, je popol
noma Cista, in da to ZdravilO ma
vadno DELUXE 4 dobrimi uspehl
proti razlicnim bolcznim, ter veil.
kokrat pr)ipomore k zdravju, me
da hi hilo treba klicati zdravnika.
Ia magic oslabclost zivcev, IA IL
GUIDO SlaSti do jedi, "a potezko-
tc i'm nadleznosti takoj pc jedi
oSlabclosti zlvota in prOti omOtici
morale bi sc vedno priporocati ia
zdraVilo. V lckarnah. Jos. Trincr
izdclovalcc. 1333-1339 $. Ashland
Ave. Chicago. Ill. Proti POLICEMAN
y miSlcah in Sklcpih rabitc Tri.
ucrjcv lnimcnt. Ccua soc DO post
6Oc. Advertisement
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
VELIKA ~ZELEZNISKA
NESRECA.

Springfield, Mo. Is. scpt.-Na
mostu pri Lcbancnu, Mo. .ic WAX
zclezniSkc druibe Texas Limited
Frisco Skocil IL tira i'm Sc zruSil Y
glohoko vodo Brush Crccka. Diva
VAGINA sta So popolnoma potopila
in vsaka r,Sitcv l.iudi j. bila NO
mogoja. DO dcsctih dopoldnc SO
polovili Sedem truprl. Most jc bill
lessen IN Pc noti "a j. voda vslcd
ualiva i2podroyala
Taxa rec ne della kapitalisticnim
IclczniSkim druzbam skrbi. Da ic
most n"varcn, hi So hilo morale
H. davno dognati. &C. hi drulba
~poSvccala varnoSti potuikov do
wolf ~pozornoSti. Ali kapitaliSti
pr'puS5ajo >krb "a z~ivlicnjc poru-
ioocga ob5imstva ra.iSi Bogu, XII me-
lahtcya place, modtrm ko bi hilo
"a poStcn most trcba dcuaria.
Ampak voznc Gene zviiavati. to
znajo,
kdai 81 BIO dclavStvo zavcdlo i'm
%>pozualo, da mora im,ti zakono-
dajno moe Y svo.iih rokah. &c A"-
&C., ola bo koncc tch grdobi.i!
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Kmetiistvo prinasa denar.

Slovcnci, nascljeni blizo mesta
Slovac, Arkansas oh glavni Rock
Island z~clcznici, so postal samo-
stojni. ker so ravnali pc dobrih
kmctiiSkih mctodah sebi V korist.
Ncciua NTH jc bila pref vposlc.
ma % prcmogovih rovih V Pennsyl.
raniji Nnogo Jill ic. katcrih kmc-
tie 50 danes vrednc do $4,000
Tudi VI lahko dosezete to! PiSitc
ali Sc pa osebno oglasitc "a pojaS-
Mia, l.. VI. Allen. p. T. VI. Rock
Island Lines. Doom lis La SALE
Station. Chicago. Ill. NaSvcti il
navodila naSega agrikulturnega
oddclka koristijo vscm nascljcn
Gem. Advertisement.
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~BELGIJSKA D~EPUTACIJA.

Washington, ID. G.. 10. sept. -
Bclgiiska komisiia, Xxi .ic izrocila
prcdScdnikU WilSonu spomcnico
svojc Wade o krScnju bclgiiskc
ncvtralnosti i'm @ o|krutnoSt;h vol
Skc, namcrava. ko opravi svoio
nalogo Y WaShingtonu, posctiti
nckatcra vScUtiliSca ma izhodu in
potcm tudi chicaSko vscuGiliScc.
Potcm Sc vrnc Y Bclgijo. V komi-
sill jc tudi sodrug Nandcrvcldc.
Scdanji bclgiiski minister IN zuma-
ME zadcvc.
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BELGIJCI v WASHINGTONU

hakor smo ~ p%roGali, .ic bila
" Belgijc poslana poscbna komisi
ia V aShington, ola poda pred
>ednlku Wilsonu protest roper
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