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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-26

born King ...... Hammond
Mrs. F. w. Kruger.
Trio, O Holy Night ...,....... Prehl
Mesdames Igelman, Bartel and Marvel
Miss Hutton, first violin.
Miss Luken, second violin.
Miss Nusbaum, cello.
Anthem. GLORY to God ...... Rotoli-
Organ, Bethlehem ......... Mailing
Mr.. l.. B. Nusbaum, director.
Miss Alice knollenberg, organist.
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Sin Nnfptn

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ten tpuroe bier Der 8rlln0Itein sum
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Io5, 9tebro8to uno 9Iri5ono finoet
bier cine 0eriantml1ng Ser Superinr
tenoenten Ser Snoianeri6ulen itatt.
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borigen mar iomeit bergebIid.
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Der 1t.idbri9e Gobn Ser SSanlilie 9.
6. 8arfs i'm 8eit 9erntilion greef.
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gteueites

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Qc8en Die @ottin 0ca friibereu fror-
30liiden Sinonjniniitera (iicDc
Hun0lholD bielt SSolcpb Goiumlr,
Ger Sotte, cine 3pciltilnoigc Oroluo-
tiihc &crtci0iQungarc0e fir leine on
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Imcntc, uu0 ertl0rte, er mer0e DER
lSurp icln Qou5ca &eben big sur urs
9IijdicIl9cu lot leincr 8ottm Bios
leQcn.
@oiDtuQton 3. 6, %. H5uli
Stootalefrct0r @rpuu munDte ii0
ourh Die umeritaniihen &oniuIQr-
09entcn y. Is. Gorrotber5 un0 s. u.
SlQman al NiIu lmO GarrQn3n, nm
Den Tric0cn in Ntcrifo ber3uItcucn
ln0 cine Doucru0e HcQierunq iic
N}erito 81 liheru. Ser prooiioriIhe
9tahioIQcr 0ucrto's erfl0rte be-
|jtImut DOB cr ltb elmer gemnlttdtls
GEN Gimubmc Der merlfQnilhCu
0auptltoOt nit @offengepoIt mioer-
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~le &l'il0e@fS8Icrlltt9 oeroflnIo0t
oHT NroiiQeli Der el'roPoll1cn @(odte
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-23

Der 0cutlhcn Sprohc IN umercr
ncuen @cimot lit. Qie StotiItif miro
lpoter Dcltcr ou5Qcbalt >uerOen. Su
lc0cr Sto0t ioll 0urdh Ole ShuIfomls
tees Der Oerld)ic0enct Stoota= un0
3pci8Ocrb0n0e cine Qbulihe 6eititel.
lung, iopeit Die 0ficntlihen Shltlca
mo 9obIduIcu in 9ctrodt tommcn
8cmoht merOen 70 0oB fih nit Der
3clt al Der NonO Itattltiihen 4}otc-
rlal9 tonitatiercn l0Bt, OoB Die 0eltt-
ihc Spro6c immer mchr al 8o0cH
QclUlnnt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-23
Rur0 Tnfotu.
SdDluCrcr 6agcliturm

9 @ottjueou q. 9, %. Sui
Gin id)r0crcr &oacIiulrn 0enen NlCs
hc cine @reitc Don 100 Nfeilen Iil0.
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bon 2lntIcr, y. 9, bis 8erDid, u.
3, 1cmoItiQen Ghobcn on. 9}ohe3u
100000 2ldcr rplrOcn pom @ngeI
OCruIltct.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-23
StaatsDcrbauO
On NlnnOrcuu lMppbn Gp.,l miro

In Nlan0rCuu (WfucbD Go.,) miro
0ie Olc2IuDrlQc /. %QDrC8tonucutlon
0es Sii0 0ufotu Staut5perbouO9 onl
0ouncrat0g ln0 5rcitoq, ben 81. un0
25. Septc1uber. ltattfin0cn Der
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beiprcd)cn. IS lit cine 5peltUQjQc
5Sclcr Qcplont, DcrblmOen nit EQru-
De, &onlmcra ufu. lnO Ser 0orti8c
Commercial Club" bat DCriprod)cM
in jc0cr 8ciie bebiIfIldb 5u 1cin uitht
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btlli9cr un0 better MeiIc uuter5ubrln.
gen lon0crn mlh, nm in lonltlgCr
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folg 5ll rnoden.
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miro in @Ql0c 0o5 nUDcre 4}rogrQnuu
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@onoention ibre Observation-Disclosures
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berehtIgt,
2&oa Oo8 45ituit onQcbt, 10 fouO
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6rcmocn. CShrcibcr bate ci9eut-
lid Dor cjucu mlmluontCn Nitnit-
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pou Siollr Salts nod ,Slun0rcolL m0
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lmo lmIcrc &uotGcu TIM unS noh I'll
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-23

Ilod. - -. ~
PIN 3. 9luQuit ). I. mir0 in lttica,
q. y, 0a2 Weucrul Stcubcn IuuI-
NAL acb8brcu0 ttugenciht. Sur Sci
er miro ouh ser Er0't0cut o,r 2}cr.
Stautcu &Crr @0o0rom MjNon cr-
uortct or bat 0cnl Tcit-&0ulitcc cine
t3uloQe gcgcbcL Die QI8 bmOcn0 be-
trud,tct miro Gin lturtCr Gbor miro
Cnt Icnfmal IlnQel. Ncl Der Ont.
bUululQafeier mcr0cn cine QroBc 9lus
3ahI non &ereincu hitblhe &r0u5e an
Seminal nic0erlegcu. 81 oem Selt.
5u9e ltellt Der Geut1h oneritunjIhe
Stootucrbon0 einen pr0htIgcn Shou~
magcn. Gcniclbcu IIeQt Die SoQc
non NorbnroIiu2 Guuohcu 3u @rum-
De, Die Clnj9uh1 otler 0cutlhcn
Gpradltdnmle, mclhC oucQorjid1
0urd Ucrunuio &clpctia uu0 @uu.
ltrjQ OQrQcitcIlt mcr0cu loucu.
&ci ser biitoriIhcn @orfcicr onI
Criofuu0- Ccutmdl sur Grrinucrlmq
an Ojc Sd)Iuht Der Nf0l5cr lu1tcr u.
&crhhcuncr& 2cthug i'm llruol0c
mcrOcu ouh 5Sruu Srance5 ". Nos
bcrt@ lm0 Trou Charlotte @itdcr pon
ben 0ut9bter3 of tDc 2lnerlCou HCpo=
lution tltr}C 2lniprod)eCn hQltcn. Gin
aon5c4 Ncgimcut Der 9tcn Dorfcr
StQut9-Qtili5 lit 81 Ger GntbU4lmg@-
fcjer Qbtonman0iert mor0en 6crucr
3mei &onlpogniCn Oe5 9. Ser. ct
acknowledgements bon Sort Oh
tario. 2lu6 @ouucrneur @lunn miro
nit icjhcm nilitdrlihen Stabc ser
0rtbiillunQ9fcIcr beimobncn. Nerr
Gheo0or Sutro bon 9tep 0orf miro
Die OeutIhC 2lniprod1e om Sri5fun0.
IenfmoI hoItcn uu0 &crr Sto0ton-
malt Siiion Ole cu8Iilde 2lnprohc.
gu elmer geualtiacu GcmOnitro-
tiOn 0e3 QCutldtrnt9 BON Grop, gt
9, geltoItete iib Oic 6eier Dea 0clu-
1hen Cages, melhe 0ort om 20. Sluli
ItottionO, Die SSuQeno mrroe Oo5u
beion0er3 berange3oQcn. Nue &c-
lpobner Der Stoot, meihe GeutId i1-
re Wtutteriprofe nenncrL 9lejdDiol
Oh ibre g8iege in 0eut16lan0, Oeitcr-
reid)-ltnqoru, Der Shmei5 ooer 9tuB-
lallo gcitanOcn, Duben un Der ,5cier
tellgenonmen.
SIR Den Sun0 bes nenen 8ermanis
lttIhenOtuIeuntS Der llniperlttGt 9ars
Daro Bat sSrou 9l0olpbuS 8uld, oic
gSittpe oeS allbefalutten ct. 2ouiier
8rm1er5, neitere $4,000 gel6enft.
Oos neue SauptgebdltOe lo1 0en geGs
men o9l0olpbuS 8uih-@olle" trugen.
S9uid) Ielb1t bat 81 ieinen 2eb5eiten
$25O,O0O fiir 0as Wuielm 9eid,enft.
gSic nirlc Sdliiler bO6ercr gil-
0ungaanItalten IN ocn Gereinigten
Stoaten Iernen 9euti6? lleber Oieie
lDihtige Jrage iudt ieBt 0n8 Central
bureau bes 0eutIhonerifaniIdlen Rns
ttoltalbltnOe5 2lufinlrtB 5u erlangen,
1noem e8 0urh Elm HunOihrciben an
Gle helttid)en 2lbteiIun9en Der timber
Ittaten unO Colleges I'M 2anoe INN
8llberldiIige itatiltii6e 9lngnben boriI-
Der erIuft bot. Ser 8ert elmer Der
ortigen StatiItif fir Die Geutihorbeit
oe8 Notionolblr1oes nuo Die gropas
ganou fitr OeutIhe Sprahe liegt ouf
Saw E,pS k~,a S,,trS arToa,,o,, I%ggo.,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11
$l25.OO
S 5000
RACING RULES

All entries must be made with the entry
clerk not later then ] o'clock P. NJ. on the
day previous to the day of race. 10 per cent
Of the purse will be charged as entrance to
all races unless otherwise mentioned in the
Program. which fee must be paid before the
closing OF entries or animals entered will be
barred.
All purses, unless otherwise specified will
be divided 80, 30. and 10 per cent. The Re-
lay race will from in front of judges
stand. Harness races will be run under rules
of American Trotting Assn and running races
under American Jockey club rules.
All protests must be made before the
starting of any race. to the judges and their
decision as rendered shall be final.
The association will not be responsible for
any injury to stock upon the grounds and no
animals will be allowed to run at large. Dogs
appearing upon the grounds will be shot.
All employees of the Association and
horsemen must obtain entrance badges before
entering grounds or pay regular admission.
All purses will be paid by the Secretary al
his office in Ekalaka at any time after E P.
NJ. following the race and all purses not called
for within IS days shall be forfeited to the
association.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11
SPRING CREEK

Fred E. Specimen and wife
who have been visiting at. the S.
F. Specimen farmstead and with
other relatives left Tuesday af-
ternoon for their home in Sioux
City. Ia.
Miss Mable Crosson left Mon
day for Aberdeen, s. D. having
a school near that place.
Fall seeding is on in full blast
in this section.
Robert Steig, one of our neigh
boris boys, sprung a surprise on
us on the 30th and was married
in Richardton, N. ID. His wife
came out last Wednesday and
Rob will be here soon with a ar
load of stuff for his farmstead.
Hurrah for Bob.
There is still some bachelors
left down here. but it looks like
we are going to lose another one
soon. Let the good work 60 on.
so say we.
Fred Specimen and wife of
Sioux City. la. and S. F. Speel-
mon and family took dinner at
the Simpson ranch last Sunday.
0. M. Olfson and wife and his
mother left for Huron. S. D. last
Saturday.
B. Crosson while stringing wire
last week had the misfortune to
have a bank cave off throwing
him wagon and all down in a
deep ravine spraining his ankle
50 that it will lay him up for
some time to come.
Ray Specimen who has been
on the beef roundup is now doing
chores on Specimen Bros. ranch,
while Simpson is handling the
reins on the mess wagon.
Griggs Newman was seen rid.
ing on the creek last week.
B. Crosson made a trip to b.
xer this week. his daughter Rita
accompanying him.
Miss Emma Steig returned
Wednesday afternoon from Rich
ardton, N. D. where she went tt
see her folks and to attend the
wedding of her brother Bob.
The Clocksin boys were in tt
the county seat last Saturday.
Christ Nest is building a big
barn on his place.
Mrs. Hickman of Miles City
was here for a couple days visi'
with her brother and sisters Ear
nest Steig, Mrs. Louis Brewfort
and Miss Emma Steig, and tt
take her young son Herman home
who has spent the summer here
with his uncles and aunts.
Earnest Steig is in the fieit
with his pillow and 5 up.
Art Clocksin and Nick Christ
enson are hauling logs from soutl
of the county seat this week.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11

First Day
Arrangement of exhibits. ball games. wild
west sports and dancing IN the evening.
Second Day
Ball game in the morning. Racing program as
follows in the afternoon. Program to com
menee at l:3O sharp.
Event Purse.
2:3O Trot or Pace. best z in 3 heats $4,000
Relay Race. w miles. three horse,
change each y mile $l25.OO
Second Heat of Trot or Pace
}smile Free-for-all Running race : $4,000
" mile Cowboy race, saddle horse
and stock saddles to be used S 5000
Third Heal Of 1rct o, Pace
u mile Farmers Race. for team
and 8" wagon with box, wag-
ons to be lined up in front of
judges stand and at word go
drivers to hitch up and start S 5000
" mile Ft:e-for-all for Running race $l25.0O
Third Day
Ball game in forenoon, Racing program at
200 r. NJ, Sharp,
u mile Free-for~all Running Race S 800
Free-for-al Trot or Pace. best 3 in
Second heat Of Relay race
Second heat of T,ot or Pace
Novelty Race walk VI mile. trct y
mile and run u mile all under
saddle without change S 800
Third heat of Trot or Pace
One mile saddle horse race. stock
saddles to be used. no weight
Fourth heat of Irot or Pace
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11

Democratic Ticket
For Member of Congress
EVANS. JOHN M.
STOUT. TOM
For Associate Justice Supreme Court
CLEMENTS. M NJ.
ERICKSON, JOHN E.
~POINDEXTER, JOSEPH B.
For Railway Commissioner
JOHNSON, EARL J.
LOVELACE, JOHN A.
MCCORMICK. J. E.
For State Senator
RIDGWAY, ROBT. F.
For State Representative
EINSEL. CHARLES S.
For Sheriff
JONES'. MAT E..
THOMPSON, FRANK
For County Treasurer
LENTZ, EMIL F.
For County Clerk and Recorder
RYAN. JOHN F.
For County Assessor
HUGHES. CHARLES E.
For County Attorney
DOUSMAN, c.. J.
For County Sup't. Of Schools
IELLS. GRACE V.
For County Commissioner
(6- Year TERM
CARLOCK. JOHN F.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11
LAKESIDE

Miss Blanche Roby has de-
parted for South Dakota where
she will teach school.
F. C. Galley departed for Den.
YER, Colo, where he will invest
in a car of cattles James Myrick
is taking care of the ranch dur
ing his absence.
Jack Hill shipped some fat cat
tie to Chicago this week.
Nelson Hill PLAYED ball at Is
may last week during the fair.
Mrs. Chas. Peabody and daugh,
tiers were making calls in the
neighborhood Friday afternoon.
Misses Josephine and Loa Pang-
burn were Sunday visitors at the
J. E. Hubbard home.
Clyde Conger of Prairie Dale
was visiting relatives in this vi
cinity Sunday.
Herbert Bourn is helping A.
L. Pangburn cut corn this week.
The people of Lakeside were
both surprised and sorry to hear
of Rev. Miles Bowden being
kicked by a horse which resulted
in a broken leg. We sincerely
hope for a speedy and safe re.
covery.
Jay and Lysle Hubbard spent
Sunday with home folks.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11
Notice for Publication.

UGUHTCmeNI OF tNe IuCeTlOf,
q. s. Land Office at Miles City. Montana
Aug. IL. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Stanley H.
>orth. of Villa rd. Mont. who on April p.
RES No. osss Olss7s for Lot i. N%NEh.
@E4NWA, Sec. 6. T.3N. r.. SO e, and NEA,
sec. |. T.3N, r. So E., NJ. P M. has filed no
ice of intention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to he land above described
,efcre O. A. Dahl. l.. S. Commissioner
IT Ekalaka. Mont. on the 18th day ofOctobe,
1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Homer l.. Cook, of Willard, Mont, Charles
". Schneider. Albert Schneider, both Of
Red Root, Mont. Aubrey L.. Jolly. of WI.
lard, Mont.
a. KIRCHER. Register
S-2e
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-09-11

One mile Free-for-all running race.
$3l.25 to be paid winner at
each "a mile >
Consolation race. for horse not hav-
ing won money in any race
either day. one money. no en-
trance fee
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24
Pc CEMER so TISOCLETJA
H~REPENELA!

Oj, da bi clovek mOgel letati ka-
kor ptic! Da hi obvladal zraki
Hrepenenie sc ie i~zpolnilo. In
kaksne so poslcdice?
Neki vojni poroGcvalec pripo-
veduie:
"Nikoli nisem vidcl mic groz-
nejSega kot mcsta, ma katcra .ic
metal Zeppelin" bonnie. Mice
81 ne Tor niti misliti. kako gro
zovito u~Ginkujcjo tie bombc in ko-
like cloveSkih zrtcv zahtcvajo. vi
del sen dcset obGin, ma katerc .jc
metal Zeppelin" bombc in pova-
bill sem wee odliGnih oseb. da 81 o.
gledajo z menoi u6inke.
Tako smo sli gledat poSkodbe,
papeski n%uncii, ruski p~oslanec,
privatni tainik belgijskega kralia
in diva ministra. Use mas .ie pre-
tresla groza, ko smo gledali POI
skodbe, tako ie bio vse razdeiano
III razbito. Prebivalci mesta Ant
wcrpen so Gisto potrti cd grozne
tragediie, Xxi .io povzrOGaio bombe
IL Zeppelina."
Tiso6letja je 6lovek sanial ikar-
ske SAME in hrepenel, da bi mogcl
letati pc zraku. V visavah ie svo-
boda domai
V visavah so dinamitne
bonnie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24
VOJNE NEVARNOSTI MA FAR.
NAH u WISCONSIN, nj.

To je gotovo! Ravnotako je go
tovo in resnica, da Sc v okraju
Chippewa dobi najboljsa farmar-
ska zemlja V DRAW Wisconsin.
Kupilo je tam pred kratkem wee
rojakov, XII Sc bodo prihodnjo
spomlad naselili. Vsi hvalijo kra.
sno okolico in rodOvitno zemljo
ma kateri obrOde raznovrstni
poljski pridelki; tudi tobak raste
tam. Crna prst, brez vsakega pc
ska. Vsi predpogoji "a uspesno
s~adjerejo in zivinorejO. Gel okraj
re gosto naseljen in ma stotine a.
krov sciscenega zemljisca. Oh ma
Sem svetu teGe bistra reka Chippe-
wa s svojimi pritoki; V obilici jc
tudi kristalno Giste studencnice.
Dobre ceste vsepovsod. Pet mill
oddaljena zelezniska postaja mic
mega mesteca Cornell ) tvornico
"a papir; kakih Is mill odtod pa
stoJi glavno mestO okraja Chip.
pewa, Chippewa Falls, emo maj
vecJih NEST severo-Zapadnegs
Wisconsin,, z bogato industrijo
in velikim trgom "a poljske pri-
delke. - Pisite nam Sc danes DO
natanGen popis naSe zemlje, Xxi ga
posljemo b~rezplaGno. Aker cd SIG
$40. Vozne stroske povrnemo,
ako nj vse to res, kar pisemo.
Zdaj je Sc cas-. da 81 ogledate. Ne
zamudite ugodne prilike. Pisite
nam takoj.
SLOVENSKA NASELBINSKA
DRUZBA,
1913 - LIST Ave-, Milwaukee. Wis
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24

Kapitalisticno casopisje urav.
nava svojo pisavo pc obzirih "a
svoI dobicek in "a dobicek onih,
katerim sluzi: Kapitalistov.
Kapitalisticen list ina vedno
bogate wire. Kapitalisti vedo,
kako dobro je zanje, &c seize fisk
nevednost, zmedenost in prazno
radovednost med ljudstvom. Tiso-
oak, vtaknjen v TAX list, Jim pr.
nasa pc deset tisocakov dobicka
million, vlozen v kapitalisticno
casnikarsko podjetje, rodi move
miljone.
Delavski list ne more vpraseva-
ii: Kaj mi nese?
Zani .ie merodajno edino vpra.
SAME: Cesa je treba delavstvu?
Kaj koristi delavstvu?
Delavski list mora pisati resni.
CO, tudi &c 81 nakoplje s tenn So
vrastvo. cato Sc mu nikdar ne
odpirajo tisti viri, IL katerih tece
bogastvo v kapitalisticna uredni.
silva in upravnistva.
&c pa list posteno sluzi delav-
stvu, ina delavstvo zaradi sebe
moralno dolznost, da vzdrzuje
svoie glasilo in skrbi "a njegov
razvoj. Kajti korist delavskega
tiska je korist delavskega raz.
reda-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24
Jasno je, kdol
Me nj .jasno -.

Jasno je, kdol
Me nj jasno -.
- To je bila moja zena!
Use tri gospodidne SO skoGile
kvisku, skoro Ola uzaljene.
- kaj o.. kako? - so vpra.
Sale.
Oh moi bog, kai ie tn ne.
lasnega? - je dejal polkovnik
lezno in skomizgniI S pleGi. - Mi.
slim, Ola sem sc dosti jasno IRA
lal! V Sevclko sem Sc peljal z ze.
o ... Prenocevala je ona v pu
stobnem domu. v sosednji sobi .
To je pray jasnol
NM. - so izpregovorile
gospoditne in razo6arano spustile
roke. - ZaGeli ste lepo, a konGali
bog We, Sako -. zena -. Odpusti
te, to nj prav mic interesantno in
-. tudi pametno nj.
- Cudnol Torej We bi hotele,
da to III bila moja zakonska zena.
ampak kakSna postranska zenica
Eth, goSpodidne, gospodiGnel &c
sedaj tako sodite, kaj DO, kadar
Sc omOzite?
Gospodicne so bile V zadregi.
Namrdnile so Sc, namrsGile cello
IN r%azotarano zazevale. VeGerje SC
MISC pritaknile, liz kruha so gnetle
krogljice in molGale.
Ne, to je 60. br~ezvestno! -
j. vzkiiknila ena izmed Nth. -
ZakaJ ste za6eli, &c ie tax konec.
Mic lepega nj V tel povesti -.
Zaceli ste take zapeljivo in
-. naenkrat, odtrgali II e do.
stavila druga.
NO. no, no, sal sem sc lie
posalil - je dejal polkovnik
Ne Jezite Sc, gospodicne, sal sem
Sc lie poSalil. To nj bila moja. am.
pax oSkrbnlkOva aena. .
- DaPi
Gospoditne so Sc mahoma I'VE.
%selile, oti so Sc jim zasvetile 49,.
Prlmeknile so Sc k polkovniku. in
natakaJoc mu vina obsipale star
ca 2 v%prasanji. Dolgocasje je izgi
milo" kmalu je izginila tudi vecer
ia, zakaj gospodiGne so dobile
hud apetit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24
AvSTRIJSKI DENAR PADA.

ko je Avstrija mobilizirala, je
avstrijski denar V tujini takOi IL
gubil kredit. V drzavah ma ma
sprotni strani ga nj bio mogoGe
speGati. ZnaGilno pa je, da tudi
v Italiji, XII je "zaveznica" Av-
STRIFE, re 29. julia nobena ban.
ka nj sprejela av~strijskega denar-
ia. LIE z najve6jim trudom je bilo
mogoce zamenjati kaksno malen-
kost a "a l liro, XII je normalno
vredna "a vinarjev, je bilo treba
placati l X 80 vim. v avstrijskem
denarju.
Zdaj pa ditamo, da gubi avstrij-
ski denar cello Nem6iji ceno! Pr
scjo namrec: Pri poStnih denar-
min n~akaznicah V NemGiji sc gla-
som uradnega naznanila ra6una
cd Is. okt. 100 kron avstrijskega
denarja samo "a 7S mark. To Sc
pravi, stO kron avstrijskega de-
maria ina V Berolinu samo SO X
60 vrednosti.
Vraga! To zbuja zelo, zelo Gud-
ne misli. &c pada avstrijski kre.
dit re V Nem6ijil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24
BAJE ZACNo DELATI.

Illinois Steel Co. naznanja, da
zatne v svojih podjetjih, V kate
rib je normalno 1000 delavcev
zaposlenih, pondeljek delati.
Trgovska zbornica naznania da-
lie, da za6no V kratkem z obratom
Central Locomotive and Car
Works, Xxi zaposlujejo 200 delav-
cev. VISA ia podjetja so V Chicago
Heights.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-24
KULTURA, PoJDI A

Poracali m re. da molzejo V
Avstriji ma najraznovrstnejse ma
cine denar IL liudstva. A to Sc ne
godi, kakor mislijo nekateri do
briJani, lie "a ranjence, temveG
naravnost "a vojaSke namene. Pc.
leg tega, da mora ljudstvo place
vati slime davke "a vojno, povrh
tega, da bodo moral Sc nasi
vnuski placevati obresti "a slime
drzavne dolgove, XII Jill ie vlada
napravila "a vojno, vlecejo lju.
dem Sc ma Ia naGin pc malem de
a IL aepa. Ma enem vogalu da
jeJo zelezne prstane "a zlate; ma
drugem %nabirajo; ma tretjem pro.
dajajo razglednice.
Pred kratkim je izdala "po-
MONA pisarna" ministrstva "a
n%otranje zadeve novo serijo takih
r~azglednic. Stew. 8 do II. Serbia
obsega boje "a rusko zastavo v
Mezani, k~avalerijske boje pri
Przemvslu junaSke cine nekega
Bosnjaka pri Lvovu in izganja-
ME Srbov IL Srema.
Prijateljstvo avstrijskih patrio.
TOW gor ali dol, camera sem ali
tie, ali povedati moramo, da je to
nova lumparija, S katero kazejo
avstrijski mogotci vso podlost
svOjih barbarskih dus.
Avstrijski narodi Sc morajo
sedaj pretepati s Srbi in z Rusi.
$ Francozi, z Belgijci, z Anglezi
Morajo ma komando. Ali suf-
tom. ki vladaio v Avstriji, to nj
dovolj. Neizbrisno s~ovrastvo mai
hi ostalo med narodi: avstrijsko
ijudstvo maj hi sc napilo divjega
s~ovrastva do Rusov, do Srbov. do
Francozov i. t. d.
"Tu imas sliko, da ne pozabis
nikdar. kako smo Sc tepli. kako
smo Jlh klcstili lcta 1914. Kogaf
Rusa! Srba! Francoza! Kiss, kiss.
kiss 4"
Zakaj prodaia Avstriia svojim
narodom ravno bojne slikef-
cato ker We, da imajc tudi podobe
a%gitatoricno moe. S tent razgled
nicami hoce agitirati Ease to
Sc pravi prot kulturi! Kajti so
vrastvo, XII ga hoGe vccpiti svoie-
mu ljudstvu do drugih narodov|
v srca, je kulturen strup XII uGin.
kule dolgo, dolgo v b~odocnost.
Mislili ste. da Sc Avstrija boju.
Je prot ruskemu barbarstvuY
Njena dejanja poglejte! VISA so
protikulturna, visa so barhariGna
Stara podla zatiralka svojih ma.
rodov Sc boiuie prot kulturi, Sc
boJuje "a barbarstvo.
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