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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-11

Tuesday Mrs Wi!son vas % years
old and waen she came to the Wit
House was in robust healtn.
Always a h me lover. she neverthe-
less Immediately assumed The ardu
Gus duties of the wife OF the presi
dent. She took an active interest in
public affairs, frequently received del
egations calling On the president waen
he was too busy with other matters.
Even during her illness she fire.
quently asked to be informed OF TIE
events of the United States and OF the
world
News of t1e seriousness tf aer ILL
ness was kept from the Jublic until
yesterday when it was admitted that
her chances of recovery were slight.
Her condition continuing to grow
worse, DR.. Grayson this morning gave
out statement in which. he described
her illness as alarming"
During last night and early this
morning she was kept alive by oxy-
gen and stinlulants. At o'clock this
afternoon DR.. Grayson gave out
another statement in which ne said
Mrs. Wilson had had two sinking
spells during the morning and that
she was conscious but growing weak
er. This was the last word to come
before her death.
Native of Savannah.
Mrs. Wilson was Miss Ellen Louise
Axson, daughter of Presbyterian
clergyman, and was born in Savan-
nah, Ga. She was a student at the
New York Art league when she met
Mr.. Wilson, VINO then was taking a
postgraduate course at Johns Hop
kins. The president and Mrs. Wilson
were married June "a, 1885. Mrs.
Wilson was a, sister of Prof. Stockton
Axson, head Of the department OF
English literature at Princeton, and
CT the wife OF Dean Edward Elliott,
OF Princeton.
A landscape gardener and paint
er of we'll recognized ability, Mrs.
Wilson devoted much of her time to
artistic subjects. She took personal
charge of the gardens at prospect"
while Mr.. Wilson was president OF
Princeton and also Of the white House
gardens. She had the appearance of
what is called "an outdoors woman.
Her skin was smooth and girlisn, and
her eyes until recently, sparkled with
health She was known as beauti-
full woman.
Mrs. Wilson's indoor life had been
devoted to books and artistic pursuits.
Her paintings have taken prizes in
competition. Her social obligations
forced her to omit some of her accus-
toned artistic and literary recreation
after she became mistress of the
White House, but as the First Lady
Of the Land; she was ever ready with
advice and material help wherdever
a good cause might ben Eft.
Her domestic life is described as
having been attractive She had
knowledge of the domestic arts, and
was a good cook. 1t is related Of her
that she liked to prepar dishes or
have them prepared under her per-
sonal supervision for the president,
and that she always made it point
personally to prepare for him the
orange juice he has With mis- break
! fast
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-11

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
NOTICE!

The launch Helmer, run
ming daily between Pensa-
c1oa and Milton. carrying
passengers, leaving Baylen
street wharf at 1870 a. m.
will not carry passengers on
Saturdays on account OF
hauling gasoline,
This will not affect pas
senger service coming from
Milton.
L. L. AYMARD,
Captain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05

the missing when the plants are again
opened for business.
Mr.. Wanamaker is one of the men
who does not believe the rest of the
world should stand still and look on
while the nations Of Europe are en-
gagged in the pleasing pastime of
throat-cutting He Is one of the
worlds most successful merchants. and
his opportunities for studying the sit
uation are unsurpassed. He knows
what he is talking about and he is
not afraid to talk and is ready to face
the future without the som'bre looks
and everlasting growl of the pessimist
who while unwilling to admit that he
has lost faith in the country. predicts
that everything is going to the DENIM
ton bow -wows. This country needs
a few more men of the Wanamaker
type.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
TOM WATTS MAY
RUN FOR MAYOR
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

Chtpley, Oct 4.-The many friends
| OF Tom J Watts, the popular and
well known president OF the Florida
Telephone Company, are urging him
| to make the race for mayor in the
election In November
So far Mr.. Watts has refused to
allow his friends to make the positive
announcement that he will De eandi-
date The announcement, however
that his name is being discussed in
connection with the mayoralty comes
as an interesting bit of news, as Tom
Watts is one OF Chipley's best known,
necessary qualifications, together with
executive ability to make Chipley an
ideal chief executive.
Mr.. Watts served the town Of Chip
ley most acceptafbly for two terms as
mayor in years gone by and at that
time he made a record of which he can
Justly feel proud, therefore it is no
wonder or surprise that he is in de-
naand as mayor at this time, to as
s1st in the up-building and continued,
growth of progressive Chipley. the
best town in West Florida
cHIPLEY ITEMS.
Levy Tiller. Of Wausau, was seri-
ously injured last Wednesday night
when he fell from the midnight train
just west of Chipley. He sustained a
broken leg and was otherwise badly
bruised. DR. Coleman attended him and
Thursday morning he was carried to
his home at Wausau.
Uncle 'HoP' Davis, a venerable pio-
neer citizen of this county, late of
Orange Hill but now a resident of Al
ford, jackson county, spent a few days
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. w
Bowen. Mr.. Davis has been in poor
health for some time but seems to
be improving
Cotton is worth 10 cents per pound
on account, and about cents cash
in this market The gin records show
more bales ginned than at the same
time last year.
The New Willard is the name of a
very first class new hotel opened up
in Chipley near the Union depot
few days ago oy Jesse Thomas, late of
Panama City. Mr. Thomas is a hotel
man of splendid reputation and he will
no doubt do a thriving business
Reports from Mrs. VIM Pratt, who
went to Mobile ten days ago to UNI
dergo an operation, also to the effect
that the operation was successful and
she is improving rapidly.
w. E. Flowers, travelling salesman
OF the Western Electric Company, At
ianta, Ga, is in town for the purpose
Of selling the Florida Telephone Com
pany full equipment for the new ex-
change at Lynn Haven.
ARr. Flowers is or~r of the most
popular and we'll known telephone
apparatus statesmen on the road and has
many friends throughout the south.
Uncle Dick Fowler. the popular L.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
John Wanarnaker is
Pronounced Optir1nist.

John Wanamaker. credited with be-
! ang the worlds greatest merchant is
10 decided optimist and. notwithstand-
/ ing the vaporings OF the croakers. ex-
presses the unqualified opinion that,
within the next six weeks, business
! conditions in this country will take a
decided turn for the better Mr. Wan
amaker has made a long and careful
study of the European war, and the
consequent depression in this country.
and finds nothing in the situation for
the people Of this country to become
exercised over. He believes there will
be an adjustment in the cotton situa-
ton, and that the financial situation
will soon adjust itself to changed con-
ditions, bringing an era of prosperity
throughout the United States.
Mr.. Wanamaker believes there will
Ibe a great opportunity for American
manufacturers in the immediate future
for, even If the war should cease to-
day. 1t would take at least two years
for European manufacturers to ar
range to supply the enormous demand
of Europe alone. to say nothing of the
Immense South American demand. be-
cause of the disorganization at their
plants and in view of the thousands of
factory workers who will be among
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
GOOD MEETING
BAY BAPTISTS
SEVENTEEN OF THE EIGHTEEN
CHURCHES WERE REPRESENT
ED BY GOOD. DELEGATIONS AT
CONFERENCE.

The Pensacola Bay Baptist Asso-
citation met with Ray Chapel near Nc
David Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
e. D. Beggs was unanimously elect
ed moderator, Ira Roberts, clerk and
J. E. Williams, treasurer.
Seventeen out of the eighteen
churches were represented by good
delegations The church at Pine Bar
rem was received into membership of
the body.
The executive committee will be
composed of J. E. Williams. A. J.
Ransley, J. T. FiIiingim, E. E. Rice,
E. D. Beggs
Sermons were preached by Revs. Ira
Roberts and E. E. Rice.
Friday was given up to discussions
of the associational territory extend
ing from Pensacola to Century and
from McDavid on the east to Atmore
on the west.
Saturday was devoted to discussions
of missions and kindred themes.
The state mission board, located
at Jacksonville was ably represented
by DR.. S. B. Rogers, corresponding
secretary, who also preached the II
o'clock sermon Sunday.
1t came to an end Sunday after
noon.
E. r. Pendleton, J. E. Williams, E.
ID. Beggs represent the body on the
State Board of Missions which is com
posed Of representative men from each
association in the state, and which
will hold its next important session
IN Pensacola in connection with the
state convention which comes to Pen
sacola December eighth to eleventh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
Frank Clark Defends
Florida's Franchise System


The other day in congress, a mem
ser OF the house from Ohio proceeded
TO aasail F1orfda's franchise, or vot-
Ing, system, making the charge that
the great bulk of the men Of voting
age In the state were prevented from
exercising their proper privileges al
the ballot box.
This In a charge which many mis-
informed people from other sections
] Of the country have previously made
about Florida and Representative
Frank Clark evidently thought it was
time that the libel should be effec-
lively refuted. He therefore replied as
follows:
{ want TO submit, Mr.. Chairman,
j that there is q very clear intination
] in the gentleman's remarks that some
sort of -'grandfather clause" obtains
In the Florida. constitution. am not
here to apologize for grandfather
clauses" because believe any act is
ttstffiable when 1t has for it's OBJECT
/ the rule OF the intelligent and viz
! tuous of any community; but | am
here to say, Mr. Chairman, that there
/ Is absolutely no disfranchisement of
anybody In the laws Of the State Of
/ FLORIDA. We have what Is known as
d poli-tax prerequisites The sum of
! 81 q year is to be paid by every man.
of whatever color he may be, as a poll
| tax. which goes into a school fund;
and IL at the election 1t appears that
for the two years Immediately pre-
ceding such election his poll taxes have
not been paid he can not vote,
Then, MIR. Chairman. we have the
Australian ballot in Its purity and in
It's simplicity. We have no symbols by
which an ignorant person can mark
in a circle and thus vote an entire
ticket.
The names Of the candidates, with
out regard to party, are arranged
alphabetically, without a symbol of
any character, and a man must know
how to read In order to vote for can
didates Of his choice.
This Is very complete answer to
the charge that there is any race or
color discrimination at the ballot box
in Florida. The franchise laws apply
equally and fairly and directly to all
man Of ali cofors who are citizens of
colored man can vote as easily as the
white man and he can and does get
his vote counted as accurately and
as fairly as the white mans vote is
counted.
We are not arguing the question as
TO whether the negro should vote or
should not vote. We are simply stat
ing the fact that he can vote and
does vote whenever he wants to in any
general city, county, or state cleo
ton in Florida
Whatever Frank Clark's enemies
may say about him, the fact remains
that he usually keeps the record
straight when Florida is misrepresent-
ed by gentlemen from other parts OF
the country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
DR.. Hutchinson has returned
FATHER CHAS.
HERBERT DIES
LOUIS HERBERT, AN AGED FUR
NITURE MANUFACTURER, DIES
AT HIS HOME IN CINCINNATI.

Louis Herbert, an aged and wealthy
furniture manufacturer, died Saturday
afternoon at his home in Cincinnati
He was the father of Chas. J. Herbert
of this city. The latter was in Gin
Cinnati having been called there a
week ago oy the critical illness of
his father.
The deceased was among the pioneer
American furniture manufa cturers
and was well known throughout Ohio
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
BICYCLE REPAIRS

L. r. MINIS BICYCLE REPAIR SHO
East Garden Street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05

& n. engineer and his estinable
family. have moved to Repton, Ala.
We regret having to give them UP.
Uncle Dick says the transfer means
more salary and a better run, and
promotion from a freight engine to a
passenger train
The continued heavy rains in this
section have injured the open cotton
and damaged the hay crop consider
ably.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
] the country

The power OF habit is a marvellous
thing. We note that several state pa
pers have been reprinting an editorial
which recently appeared in The Jour-
nal and crediting it to the Pensacola
Times. The Times died natural
death more than fifteen years ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05

Agents
Hart Schafner & Marx, and
Kirschbaun Suits
L. Z. MOBILES & co.
.'Your Moneys Worth or Your Money
se South PaIsfox. Phone 7so.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-05
NOTICE.

City license taxes are due
October 1, 1914, and pay
able at the City Clerks
office in city hall.
Pay early and save penal
ties. For information apply
to the City Comptroller,
phone 1920, or the under
signed.
C. w. EGGART,
0e'' City Clerk.
Subscribe for The Journal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
MIC VREDNA HRANA.

Hrana, Xxi ne vsebuje redilnih
snovi lie mic vredna. Vsakateri hi
moral dobro premisliti, katere
vrste hrane mu daje wee redilnih
snow. V slucaju, da nastane maj
manjSa zapreka pri prebavi hra-
ne, mora Sc takoj poskusiti z IL
ciSGenjem p%rebavnih organov, in
STEER takO, Ola he oslabi telO. Ia
upno zdravilo "a take slucaje Je
Trinerjevo amerisko zdravilno
grenko vino. To zdravilo ne po-
vspeSi lie od%stranjenje vseh mic.
vrednih ostankov hrane IL no.
trajnih delov t%elesa, temvec daje
tudi dovolj moGi, da zmorejo po-
novno delovati in TO brez zdravil.
Ia zelodGne bolezni, bolezni ma
jctrih in V crevah Sc rabi Triner
jevo ameriSko grenko vino vednv
Z dobrim uspehom. V lekarnah.
Jos. Triner, izdelovalec, 1333-1339
SO. Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Ma zcljo vecje Stevilo narocil
Trincrjcvega linimenta. Odlocili
smo Sc, da poSljemo ma zahtevo pc
post SteklenicO tega zdravila "a
60c. TO .je eden najbOljSih lini-
mcnta. Odlocili smo Sc, da pO-
mentov ma svetu. (Adver.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
VABILO

ma .javen ljudski shod, katcrcga
priredi klub st. 131 j. 5. u. V ne
deljo dine 90. scptembra t. |. oh >
uri pop. v"Pol.jski hall" ma Plum
mer st. st. 45l4 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Govorniki V slovenskem in hrvat-
skem ieziku. Ma pr6gramu so vaz-
he locke, katere hi moral vsak de
lavec zaZnati.
Rojaki, delavci. Nesmiselno ic
tarnanje mad mizeriio, katcri Sc
dandanes delavski Sloi nahaja.
DolznOst mas vsacega .ie, pronaitI
vzroke p%olozaja, iskati wire Ia cd
pravo modcrnc suznosti in z zdru-
zeno motio dclovati "a odpravo
kriviGncga kapitalisticncga siste-
ma. Nsakdo, moSki kot zenske,
hoce cut, kdo povzroca draginio.
vojske in druga Ella, pod katerim
yedno hujSc trpimo. y obilno vdc-
lczbO pOkazimo, da SO tudi .Jugo-
Slovani zavedamo svojcga razrcda.
Pridite vsi. V slogi .ie moe, Vstop
prost vsakcmu.
Odbor Jugosl. soc. kluba st. 131.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne CITRATE Sc ma pretirane
in vablJve oglase razicnih zemljiskih agentov, v katerih VAN vsa-
kovrstne stvari oblJubuJeJo, kakor stalno delo, brezplacno stavlja-
ME in ciscenje zemlje in druge vabuve pretveze katerih sploh ne
morejo in ne nameravajo spolniti. Veliko denaria in dragocenega
casa 81 bodete prihranii ako pisete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zemlJe, kraJa, kupnih pogoJev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, ker ina re mnogo rojakov
kupljeni svet in jh je re lepo stevilo naseljenih. Tam je set prav
rodov1ten in rodi vsakovrstne poljske pridelke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vinsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prijaznega me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, cage, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go drugih podjetji
Priporocamo rojakom, kateri zei bMi dobro in posteno postre-
zen dobiti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in prijaznem
kraJu ter bti vsestransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A Mantel,
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natancne informacije LII mapo
tamosnje slovenske farmarske naselbne, predno greste kan dru-
gam svet gledati in pc nepotrebnem cas- in denar tratiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
HOCETE ZIVETI MA SVOJI
FARMI?

kjcr VAN DO dajal vrt skozi dcset
mcSeccv V let svezo zclcnjavo?
kjcr bostc imcli svczega mlcka in
jajc kolikor jih boste hoteli? Kjer
boste imeli mesa V izobilju? kjcr
hoste lahko kmalu odplacali far.
mo in pOzneje preskrbeli Sc "a
vSacega svojcev po emo farmo?
PiSite ali Sc zglasite, da VAN po-
vcmo k.je morete to doseGi. L. VI.
Allen, p. T. NJ, Rock Island Lines
Room us La Sale Station, Chi.
cago. ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
HOCETE POSTATI LASTNIK
FARME?

Trgovine Z lesom V Arkansasu
in Louisiana YAM prodaio dobro
zemljo pc ceni, z malo nakupnino
in ugodnimi pogoii "a izplaGeya-
ME. Ma razpolago imaio izkusene
poljedelce, XII Vas bodo ucili, ka.
ko Sc obdeluje pole, poleg pa da-
Ii delo Z dobro place, ko ne DO de-
la ma farmi. zivite lahko udobno
in Y kratkem izplacate farmo. Pi-
Site ali sc zglasite osebno "a po-
j~aSnila pri l.. VI. Allen, p. 7. NJ.
Room us La Sale St, Chicago,
Ill. - Ma uslugo vsem. XII Sc zele
naseliti ma kmet.je. - Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
RAVNOKAR JE IZSEL.
Socialisticen almanah "a leto 1914

Almanah je 800 strani obsega-
jcGa kniiga, polna vaznih infor.
macij, XII Jill potrebujeio social
stitni agitatorji in %govorniki. Pc
leg bogate statistike o raznih "a.
dcvah, obsega tudi programe re.
publikanske, demokratitne in so
gladstone stranke. To priroGno
knjgO hi moral imeti vsak social
stitni agitator! DOH Sc pri uprav.
niStvu "Proletarca" in stane
Samo SOC $ poStnino vred.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
SOCIALISTICNE STROKoVNE
0RGANIZACIJE v NEMCIJI.

"horrespondenzblatt" prinaSa
porocila o napredku strokovnih
organizaciji V Nemciji V letu 1912.
IL tega pOroGila Sc razvidi da Ge-
ravno MISC strokovne or~ganizcije
V tenn letu tako napredovale ka-
kor leta 1911 so vseeno precej ma
predovale.
Organizacije zdruzene pc indu-
striji so Uncle 81 decembra 1912
sledeGe Stevilo Glanov:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
Cleveland, o
SOdrugom in rojakom V Cleve.

S%odrugom in rojakom V Cleve.
landu ma mamie!
Y nedeljo, dine Sestega septcm.
bfa oh druGi mi popoldan Sc vrSi
ma "Public Square" velik pro-
testni shod prot vojni V Evropi
Slovenci sc zberemO ma 81 i'm st
Clair cesti oh eni uri popodlan
in cd tam odkorakamo ma doloce.
no mesto.
Redna seja slov. SOC. kluba Stv
81 j. $. Il. Sc vrSi V Getrtek. to ie
desetega septembra oh osmi uri
zveter. Dne enajstcga septembra
oh osmi uri zveGer pa Sc vrSi ulic.
nj shOd ma vogalu st. Clair in 81
cestc.
5 sestim septembrom Sc priGnc
agitatoricni ali "rdcGi tedcn".
Sleherni sodrug mai omenjeni tie.
den izrabi svoje moci "a a~gitaciiO
in procvit socializma. NaSe geslO
maj bode: Vsi "a napredek socia.
LIMA, edinega resnega sovrazni.
ka vojne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
Listnica.

NaroGnik V KanSasu: Pritozbo
dobili, toda brez podpisa. PoSljitc
Vas naslOv, da vemo kdo ste.
+. S. Tauchar, Rock Springs
WyO.: Take tvrdke so nam ne.
zname. Pozdravl
ID. Cepudcr, Imperial, Pa: Va.
sa narotnina je V rcdu; istotako
oStalih, katerih ~naroGnino .ie po-
Slal sodr. IL. MurSchctz.
l.. .Iunko, Kansas: Vsem marco.
nixon. IA katere ste poSlali ma.
roGnino, Sc poSilja list redno, izu-
zemSi Cokela in Jclea. katerih
listi so hodili mcSto V Franklin
Y P%ittsburg. To Sc je scdaj urc.
dilo.
Joe VI. Laurence, Roundup,
Mont. Vas list hodi redno ma pra.
Vi naSlov. UpraSajte ma poSti.
+. Marintzel, Hibbing, Mimi.
Poleg novega ste pozabili poslati
starr naSlov. PoSljite ga.
Pet BoziG, Lowell, Ariz. NaSa
narocnina je O.. h.
ST. Fabric. Garrett. Pa: PoSta
pravi. da Mihacla Teli5a, John
Crbasa in Anton Bregaria nj Y
Careful. Vsled tega jim je posi-
ljatev lista ustavljena. Pozdrav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
Opomin.
Upravnistvo.

Nscm onim mi kaj dolgujejO, tu-
kaj in izven Chisholmm-a, Ola mai
mi poravnaio svoi dolg V KRAFT
KEN ako tega ne storiio, sem pri-
moran sodnijsko postopat napram
MIN. Ma besedo "nemorem" So
nebom wee oziral.
Math Ritter,
p. o. Box 30S, Chisholm, Mimi,
list Willov st. Havs No. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
S1ranka
SPREMEMBE.

z ~danasnjim dnevom prevzame
urednistvo "Proletarca' sodrug
Etbin Kristan, kateri ie ravnokar
dospel IL Liubljane. Dosedanji u
rednik, sodrug Frank Saws pre-
vzame S prvim oktobrom upravni-
stvo lista; sedanji upravnik So
drug FIR. Petric pa S prvim okto-
brom prevzame glavno tajnistvo
"Jugoslovanske socialisticne we
ze."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
Newark, O..

Slovenski socialisticni klub st.
l43 Obdrzava svOjc rcdne mcscGne
seic vsako prvo sredo, in ysako
trctjo ncdcljo popoldan V mcsccu.
Seize Sc vrSc V prostorih ma 346
Wilson st. in Sc je Jill lahko vsaki
ddciczi, aRu j. 3an klUba ali ne.
Pc sell so proste debate in raz-
govori.
Anton GradiSar, tainik.
Joe Koss, organizator.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01

Prehlajenja sc lahko iznebite
in boleGine V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoi, ce Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj S "'Pain Expel-
ler", kakor .ie popisano V knjizi-
ci, V kateri ie zavita steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameri-
XII V sleherni lekarni "a % centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka s ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
(Adv.)
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kraJevnim tajnikom j. S. z. ma
znanje.

' par dneh dobe vsi tajniki
V aktivnih klubov j. S. Il. DO ne,
kaJ iztisOv proglasa, XII doloGa
stallsce j. S. Z. Z ozirom ma evrop.
sko vojnO, Xxi je izsel pred KRAFT.
KEN Y Proletarcu. Tajniki mai 81
steJeJo dolznost, Ola doticne
proglase Sc razdele pc ma selbini
Gl. odbor j. S. 2.
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Naznanilo.

Jugoslovanski soc. klub st. 46 V
Panama, ILL.,, prircdi 7. (scdmega)
septembra Labor day. plesno
veselico V Peter Faleti-.ia dvorani.
Svirala bode domaca itali.ianska
godba. ZaGetek tocno oh 2 uri po-
poldan. Vstopnina "a mozke SOC.
Dame proste. Ia obilno udelezbc
sc priporoGa Odbor.
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Znano je, da j. ID. F. ID. ida "a
lcto 1915 svoj "koledar". Da Sc
pa gradivo pravilno razdeli, .ie di-
rektorij ma svojej zadnje.i sell
sklenil, da mai zunanji sodrugi
svoje gradivo poSljeio na.ikasneje
do petnajstega scptcmbra. Tora.i
akO ina kcdo kai "a poslati, mai
takoj poslie, ola nebodc potem ne
pOtrebnega kikan.ja.