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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
The True Soldier.

Field Marshal Lord Roberts.
better known by his soldiers
name of "Bobs," died as he
would have wished, in his coun-
try's service to the last. He had
won his modestly held place as
the hero Of England's armies by
over sixty years Of patient de-
VOtion to duty and brilliant sue
cess in the campaigns in Afghan
istan, Burma, and South Africa.
II was his peculiar distinction to
command love as we'll as honor
his victories did not mean de-
graduation for his foes. Only a
few weeks ago, in a notable pub
lie utterance, he insisted that the
English forces must fight the
present great war so as to win
not only the respect of the Ger
mans, but also their liking. 1t is
a curious contrast that on the
day of Lord Roberts's death the
newspapers we're printing ex-
tracts from an article in a Ham
burg Germany newspaper by
Major General Won Disfurth,
wherein 'this distinguished re-
tired officer of the German army,
as he is entitled, writes:
There is no reason whatever
why we should trouble ourselves
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
She Leads Active Life in COun.
try After Recovery by U.s.
ing Remarkable RecOv-

Mrs. J. B. Trullinger of Nor
borne, Mo-, was i'll for months
with arrangements of the diges-
tive tract. She suffered terrible
pain and was seldom able to be
about.
She took Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy with results
that most happily surprised her
and astonished her physician.
Mrs. Trullinger lives out on
Rural Route /, out of Norborne,
and leads an active country life.
She writes:
II take great pleasure in tell
ing you what Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy has done for
me. When l wrote you last
March l was hardly able to be
up at all. l endured awful suf-
fering. l would get so bad
would become unconscious, and
the nauseating spells l had
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds filed in the Recorder
Office at Lexington, Mo-, week
ending Saturday, December 9Th.
1914. Compiled by Lafayette
County Abstract Co., Lexington,
Mo. Ike H. Noyes, Manager.
Abstracts and Farm Loans.
Chas. S. Wright and wife to ].
Beck W. D., $1,000, lots 1
and 2, block 2, South Side Add,
Higginsville.
Florence Uphaus by Curator
to Katie and Gustav Winter,
Cur. Deed 1929, 1-5 interest in
E NE Z, Sc Sc 6-48-24.
Robert S. Pointer and wife to
Jacob W. Shiveley W. D. $4,000,
part NE Sc and part Sc NE So
1928.
R. c.. Buchanan to James D.
Buchanan w. D. $1,000, under -
int. in w. SW. 19-48-26.
Herbert Drage to Waverly
Coal Co., w. D. $1,000, coal and
other minerals underlying land
in sections II and 18, 51-24.
William P. Buchanan and wife
to Paul Johnson w. D., $4,000
NE Sc 19-48-26.
Columbus K. Dunn to Sallie
M. Clonts w. D. $3.50, NV. NV
and Is A. w. side NE NV TAB
ct.
Ezra NJ. Rowe ct al to w. P.
Roach W. D. $3.50, lot 6, block
81, First Add. Lexington.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
MISSOURI WOMAN IS WELL AND
HAPPY AFTER HEALTH MIRACLE

would leave me as weak as if I
had a long spell of sickness
nearly as bad as typhoid.
Words cannot express the aH
probation l have for your med.
cine. l am now able to work al
day long. All this summer ana
fall l have felt just fine, gaining
in strength and flesh"
Just such happy stories are
told by thousands who write af-
ter taking Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy. The first
dose convinces.
we want all people who
have chronic stomach trouble or
constipation, no matter of how
long standing, to try one dose Of
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem
edy-one dose will convince you.
our people have been taking with
This is the medicine so many of
surprising results. The most
thorough system cleanser we
ever sold. Mayrs Wonderful
Stomach Remedy is now sold
here by Westerman & Rankin,
and druggists everywhere.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
MISSOURI GIRLS WILL Elk.
HIBIT CANNED TOMATOES
Boys and Girls Clubs Will Hold
Show and Contests at Column
bia, Farmers Week, Jan.

Ills.
The boys and girls of Missouri
will have a short course, an ex-
hibit of their products, and sew
eral contests during Farmers
Week at the College of Agricul-
Iture of the University of Mis-
sour, January LIS. There
will be lectures on subjects suit
ed to them and there will be con-
tests in corn Judging, stock judy
ing, sewing, cooking, tomato
growing and canning, and other
lines of work. Prizes are offered
to the members of the boys
corn clubs and the girls tomato
clubs.
For the best jar of tomatoes
the prize is a silver cup; for the
second best jar, a set of diamond
edge knives and forks. Then
there are prizes for stories of
200 words on growing and can
ming the tomatoes, and a grand
prize trophy cup for the girl who
has the best jar of tomatoes
grown and canned by herself and
the best stories on how she grew
and canned the tomatoes.
Prof. R. H. Emerson, who
started organizing these clubs
last March, is sending out entry
blanks and rules now to those
who write for them. There
have been 242 clubs organized
since he started, with a total
membership of 264O boys and
girls.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11

about the notions concerning ut
in other countries, Certainly We
should not worry about the
opinions Of her own method,
which in the time of war must be
dictated to the world.
They call US barbarians. What
of it? We scorn them and their
abuse. For my part, l hope that
in this war we have merited the
title of barbarians. Let neutral
peoples and enemies cease their
empty chatter, which may well
be compared to the twitter of
birds. Let them cease their talk
of the Cathedral at Rheims and
Of all the churches and all the
castles in France which have
shared its fate. These things do
not interest us. Our troops must
achieve victory. What else mat
tiers ?"
The contrast here is the con-
trast between patriotism and ir-
responsible militarism. Of Won
Disfurth and "Bobs," which is
the true soldier? - Golfers
Weekly,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
TELLS HOW TO CURE
AND PREVENT A COLD
M ember of Faculty of Medicine
Of University Of Missouri
Gives Advice on Com
mon Ailment.
mon Ailment.

OM AAAADAEAANs
Common cold-in-the-head, anC
it, very common at this time Of
the year, is a communicable dis.
ease, Just what causes a cold
how to prevent it and how t
cure it are subjects that a mem.
Der of the faculty of the Schoo
of Medicine of the University Of
Missouri takes up briefly.
Primarily the disease affects
the sensitive lining of the nose
causing inflammation. There is
no special germ that causes a
cold, but there are several that
may cause one. The discharges
from the nose, throat and
mouth, and the exhalations from
the lungs of a person with a cold
may contain the infectious
agent.
Lowered bodily resistance
cause by extreme fatigue, or
CO continued residence in poorly
heated places, chilling the body,
wet feet, damp clothing, predis-
poses the development of a
cold, When in such a condition,
who has a cold may cause one to
Ordinary contact with a person
take cold. Often times over
eating, causing Indigestion, is
relatd to taking a cold, hence
the excellent practice of taking
AN active purge at the begin
ming Of a cold. A cold frequent
Ily goes before some more SER
IiOuS disease, so it is best to block
the progress of the cold.
To prevent colds, shun over
heated, under-heated or irregu-
larry heated rooms and poorly
ventilated rooms. Avoid per-
sOnd contact with persons who
have a cold. Use common sense
in dressing to avoid overhead
ing or undue exposure of the
body. When colds are epidemic
avoid places where large num-
berS Of people are congregated.
But we all get colds, so the
physician at the University of
Missouri gives a few simple d.
rectiOns for the treatment of the
disease First of all he says
keep it to yourself and protect
Others from infection. Use pa
per handkerchiefs, which may be
destWyed without waste. Never
cough or sneeze when close to
anyone, These are precautions
to protect your fellows.
Within the first few hours
you have a cold and upon going
to bed, you may take a large,
lemonade. S%pirituous Ii
quorS do not help the lemonade
and should be omitted. A brisk
purge should be taken at the
outset For a couple of days the
diet should be free from meats,
condiments, sweets and pastries.
If there is no fever a person may
go about his ordinary activities,
butiti is better to remain one day
at home wheS heatisg and ven
tiiating conditions may be con-
trolled, Some plain bland oil
sprayed in the nose is effective
if used frequently. If the head
feels STUFFED up" continued
bathing of the face and hands
and forehead in as hot water as
can be borne is useful. If these
simple measures do not control
cure the attack, you should
have the advice of your physi-
clan promptly.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gray of
Kansas City arrived Tuesday
evening for a visit with rela-
tives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11
Tag Day for the Poor.

There will be a meeting Mon
= o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Ben Gratz of the ladies' of Lex
ingtOn for the purpose of organ
izing for a Tag Day, the proceeds
of which will be expended for
necesSaries for the poor and
NEEDY of this city. All of the
ladies of Lexington who are in
position to help on Tag Day are
urged to attend this meeting.
Saturday, December 18th, has
been chosen for Tag Day.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-11

You can find all kinds of
blooming plants, cut flowers
and fine lettuce at Eggleston's
Green House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowers
went to Kansas City Saturday
morning tO spend the day,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

To je bill Y rcsnici cudovit pri-
zor.
"Zzzz, Hzzz!" jc zaSumclo og.
memo kolo IN So Sukalo vse hitrc.
Je IN hitreje.
Bum. BUM" pa jc z%lctela xvi
Sku rimska Sveca.
Potcm so zaplesali pc vse.j te-
raSi mali Svigalcki in bengalska
lut j. rdete ozarila vso okolico.
INA syidenje!" je zaklicala o.
gnjena kroglja in Sinila Y viSino
sipajot sinje iskrice.
Bang, bang" so odgovarjale
o%gnjene labice cd navdusenega
veselja.
Use Sc j. imenitno obneslo izim.
81 znamenitO raketo. Cd solz Sc je
tako zmOcila. da Sc niti vnela nj.
NajboljSe Y njej - smodnik -
j. bilo tako premoGeno. da nj bilo
IA ME. VISA siromaSna zlahta. XII
10 Je STEER prezirala, je odletcla
k nebu kakor zlate rOze in ognje-
no cvetie.
"Iivio, zivio!" je kriGal YES
dvor in ~princesinja Sc je smejala
od zadovoljstva.
"Gotovo me prihranijo "a po-
S"bno Slovesnost". je dejala rake
Ia. Nj dvoma. da je tako."
In oSabncje ie glcdala kakor
kdaj.
\aSlcdmji dan so priSli delavci.
da vSc poSpravijo.
ITO jc otividno dcputaciia. jc
deJala raketa. "Sprcjmem 10 5
primcrnim doStojanstvom."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

kvlSku jc zavihala nos in ma
pravila obraz. kakor ola razmis-
lJuJc o kdovcGcm. Ampak delavci
Sc zanjo MISC zmcnili; Selc ko so
odhaJali, jo je nekdo zapazil.
"Glcj, slabo raketo!" je wiki
knil in jo vrgel preko zidu V ia.
rex.
"Slaba raketa, slaba raketa! =,
Je pOnovila raketa. mi mogoGel
Iarckcl Sc je: prava raketa. Sla-
ia prava, zveni podobno in i
ma cesto enak pomen.
In oh ten besedah je padla v
blato.
X njcj je priplavala zabica 2
Jarkimi ocmi, V zelenem jopicu.
"A, nOvinka?" je dcjala zaba.
"NavSezadnje nj mic boljSega kor
blatO. &c imam dezevnico in ia
REX. pa sem VISA sretna. Mislite.
da bo danes popoldne dezevalo.
la bl lie Bog dial malo dezja. Am
pax ncbo je modro in jasno. -
Joj!"
Him, hm." Sc je oglasila rake
ia in pokaSljevala.
"Eh. kakSen prckrasen glas.
"jc vzkliknila zaba. "strasno lie
podobcn kvakanju. In kvakanie
j. naJlcpSa muzika ma svetu. No
COZ hodetc SliSali mas pevski zbor.
Y >tar'm ribniku zravcn zakup-
mkovcga donna Scdimo in kedar
wide mcScc, zaGnemo. Tako ma
mIJIvo j. naSc petite. da vse bdi
ma p~oStcljah in mas posluSa. Wee
raj SEN tula zakupnikovo zeno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

"SebiGen vzrok." - je srdito
pripomnila rakcta. ''kje je vasa
pravica, ia ste Srecen? Mislite tu-
di ma druge. Mislite name. Tudi
JAZZ mislim vedmo naSe i'm priGaku-
jcm toisto tudi od drugih. To Sc
imenuje Simpatija. Lepa Gcdnost
je in obvladmjem jo Y veliki me-
ri. NzemimO ma primer. da Sc
mi nocoj kaj zgodi kakSna ne
SrcGa hi blla "a Svct, Prime i'm
~princcsija ne hi bila SrcCna nikoli
wee; Use njiju rodbinSko zivljenje
hi bio miteno. In kar ST. kralja
ti5c, sen uvcrjeua, ia hi tega ne
prcIivcl RcSnicno. cc razmisliam
o Svoji vclcpomcmbnoSti. sem ga
mjcma do Solz.'
&c pa hocete L>trcoi drugim.
j" uajboljSc, da oStanctc Suha.''
jc pripomuila rimska Svcca.
"Scveda'" jc zaklicala bengal
Ska luj, Iii j. bila lc boljc razpo-
Ioicua. Ito lahtcva =" preprosta
pamct.'
"Prcpro>ta pamct." jc dejala
rakcta zanitljivo ~"Pozahljatc
pa5, ia ni>cm prcpro,ta. tcmvcc
pray 2uamcuita Prrpro>ta pa
met jr dana vSahomur. kdor nj
ma fautazijr .Ial pa imam fanta-
zijo in uikoli ne mi>lim o rcGeh.
kakor 50 y rcsnici; veduo 81 jih
prcdStavljam GiSto drugaGc. Kar
pa 81 tiGc suhotr, "a mi nikogar.
ki bi pray ocruil mojo blago
mrav. X >reti mi jc To tudi vscc.
no. Edna opera y ziyljcniu je a
vest o slim iufcrioruoSti drugih
in TO CuyStvo sem zmcIom nego-
vala. Ampak vsi TIA ste brez srca.
SmeJete 81 in veSelite. kakor da
So prime in pr%incesinja nista pray
kar %poroGila."
"Zakaj pa me-" j. vzkliknila
drobna ogmjena kroglja. Nenava-
dino veScla jc prilozno>t in mani
Slncm y zrak. bonn pripovedovala
o tenn zvezdam ma nebu, pa bode.
L. videli. kako bodo pomeiikova.
lie zvezde, 10 jim bonn pravila o.
pohlcpi neveSti.'
"kako vsakdanie gledate ma
z%lvlJenjc.' je dcjala raketa. Isl
Ger niSem od Vas mic drugega pri-
cakoVala. Prazur ste in votle.
hrez vse vSebiuc. kaj pa &c Sc
prime in %princezinja naselita Y de
zrli. Skozi katero tctc globoka re-
ka. i'm 90 dObita Siua-cdinca. ma
l"ga. SvctlovlaSega deGka 2 oGmi
I'ijolicami. kakor Jill ina prime.
In te :" gre detek Sprehajat 5 svo-
Jo dojlljo i'm dojilja zaSpi V senci
NpauSkrga bczga: ali ne more de
eek pa>ri Y globoko vodo in tito
nliI! kakSno goric, jog ncSreGni-
koma. Isl sta oh >iua-edinca, Pre-
>traSno j.. jrga ne prenesem,
'Ampak >ina-cdinca s. niSta IL.
guhila. jc pripomuila rimska sve-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

Ga. "Nobena nesreta Sc jima Sc
nj zgodila."
'Tega niscm trdila," je odgo-
Torila raketa, "ampak mogoGa ie
TAXA ncSreta. &c hi bila ze oh 81.
ma edinca. hi bila odveG vsaka
bcScda. Sovrazim ljudi, XII jokajo
mad razlitim mlckom. a Ge mislim
m 10, da lehko izgubita sina-cdin.
ca, sem VISA il Scbe."
ITO vcrjamcm," jc pripomnila
hcngalska lut. "Bolj afcktirane.
"a bitja Sc niScm vidcla."
"A vi ste najvcGja >|irovina.
kar jih %poznam," jc odgovoriIa
rakcta. "in mojc p~rijatcljstyo do
Princa YAM jc nedouml.iivo."
Sal ga St ne poznatc." j. "a.
mrmrala rndSka svcGa.
"rega niscm rckla," ic odgo.
NorlIa rakcta. "ln mislim cello.
ia hi ne bila njcgova pri.iatclji.
ca, &C. hi ga poznala. Polnanje
priJatcljcv j. zclo ncvarua @ "
eclectic rajc, da oStanctc SUI
la, je rekla ognjcna kroglja
"To jc glavna stvar."
"Glavua Stvar ncmara "a Vas
q JAZZ jotcm, kcdar mi j. potrc
Ia"
In vrc>nici so jo lalilc rcsuicnc
>ollc, Hi so j kakor dczcvne ka.
Pile polzcIc pc palici in skoro IL
topilc diva hroStka, namenjcna
domov, ia 81 poiS6cta sub koticck
'Raketa jc zarcs od silc ro.
n'anti@na,' jc dcjalo ognjeno ko
10. "jotc. ko nj vzroka "a sol
re- In ognjcno kolo jc globoko
vzdihmlo in ~zasanjalo o lescui pu-
Sici.
Ampak rimSka svc5a in bengal
ska luz sta bill moGno vznejevo-
lj"ni III sta YES cas- Sepetali in go
v"'ili o neumnih GcnGah. Cd sile
praktitT; sta bill in Ge .jima nj
hilo kaI pc godu. sta vselej ozna.
eli IA neumne GenGe.
V TEN j. ma nebu zasi.jala luna
kakor srcbrn SGit. zvezde so "a.
S%'etile IN godba Sc je razlegala il
dvorcs.
Prime in princesinja sta zaple-
>ala. Piesala sta tako lepo, da so
NiSoke belle lille polukale skozi
okno ia strmele "a NINA in veil.
kl rdcci max je zamajal Z glavico
in udarial TAXI.
Potcm je Y grajSkcm stolpu od.
bilo dcset, enajSt in dvanajst in
oh poSljcdnjcm udarcu polnoGne
urc jc "" privrclo ma teraso in
kralJ j. postal pc %dvornega piro-
tchnika.
"Iatnitc l. umctalnim ognjem."
jc velcl kralj in dvorni piroteh-
mix je L globokim priklonom cd
Sci ma drugi koncc vrta. u Min ie.
hilo ScStero pomoGnikov i'm vsak
cd njih jc mcScl nazgano bakljo
ma dolgcm drogu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Oskar Wilde:
ZNAMENITA RAKETA.

sto in naposled je priSla. Ruska
p|rinceSinja je bila in vsO pot IL
FinSke je prevozila M saneh 5 Sc
stcrimi .icleni. SAM so bile kakor
velik Flat labod in med labodjima
kriloma je lczala %princesinja.
Dolg hermclinaSt phase il je segal
do peta, ma. CLAW mala IL Srebra
tkana cepica in bleda je bila ka.
kor njeni dvor, Xxi je MEM pre-,
zivela vse svojc zivljenje. Tako
bleda je bila, da jc vse strmelo.
kedar Sc je peljala Pc ceSti. ka,
kor bella roza je. 81 vzklikuili
ljudje, in jo obSipali ; cvctjem.
Ma wrath kraljcvSkcga dvora
jo .je priGakoval kraljcviG. SANTA
We so bile njegove oti kakor vi
jolice in njegovi laSjc so bill ka-
kor 2lato predivo. UglcdavSi jo,
.je poklcknil in il ~poljuboval ro-
ko.
"Lcpa je bila tvoja podoba, "
.je zaSepetal, "ampak lcpSa 81 cd
p%odobc."
I'm princesinja je zardcla.
PREF je bila kakor bella roza,"
je dcjal mlad paz svojemu sose-
du, "a sedai je kakor rde6a ro-
"a"
In YES dvor je bill vzhiGen.
Tri dni nj bio drugih beSed ka-
kor: "RdeGa roza, bella roaa, bella
roza, rdeGa roza!' I'm kralj je u.
kazal, da sc pau podvoji pla6ilo.
Ker nj dobival nobene place, mu
to nj mnogo koristilo, ampak "a
veliko east je veljalo in "Drzavni
glasnik" jo je omenil V posebnem
%porocilu.
Pc treh dneh je bila poroka.
Prelepa je bila poroGna ~slovesnost
in nevesta in zenin sta Sla roko V
roki Okolo ~altarja pod baldahi-
nom IL skrlatnega barzuna, obsi-
tim z drobnimi biseri. In porem
je bila velika pOjedina, XII je ira
Jala celih pet ur. Prime in prin.
cesinja sta sedela ma Gastnih pro-
storih "a mizo V veliki dvorani in.
sta pila IL kristalne case. IL te ca
Sc so smell pitt lie ljudje iskrene
%ljubezni, zakaj ce so Sc laznjiva
ustna doteknila njenega robu, Sc
je skalil kristal, omracil in omeg-
lii.
"JaSno je, da ljubita drug dru.
gega," je dejal paz. ".iasno je ka-
kor kristal."
In kralj ic "a nagrado Sc en-.
KRAFT podvojil njegovo place.
"KakSna cast" so V zboru
vzkliknili dvoriani.
Pc pojedini je bill velik bal. Ze-
min in ncvcsta sta pleSala ma TEN
balu rozni pies in kralj je oblju-
bill, da DO igral ma flavtO. Igral ie
pray slabo. a nihtc Sc nj upal te-
ga izreGi. Zakai bill je krali. V
resnici je znal lie dive melodiji in
nikoli nj zagOtovO vedeI. katero
da igra. A to nj pray mic skodi-
10. Aakaj karkoli je pocel, je vse
n%avduSeno vzklikalo:
"CarobnO. Garobnoi"
Poslednja toGka slavnostnega
programa je bill velik umetalni o.
genj, dolocen tocno "a polnoGno
uro. P%rincesinja vse svoje 1--WE
dni nj videla umetalnega ognja in
cato je ukazal kralj dvornemu pi.
rotehniku ,da pokaze ma dan sva-
The S svojo umetnost.
"KakSen je-umetalni ogeni?"I
Je vprasala princa, ko sta Sc ne.
koc zjutraj sprehajala po terasi.
"KakOr severna luG je umetal.
nj Ogenj," je odgovoril kralj, XII
Je vselej o~dgovarjal ma vprasa.
MIA, drugim zastavljena. "Ljube:
mi je umetalni ogenj cd zvezd,
ker vselej YES, kedai "a zari, in
pray takO ~prelesten je kakor mo-
ia igra ma flavti. Umetalni ogenj
mOraS videti.
Ma koncu dvornega vrta so DO.
stavili velik oder in ko je dvorni
pirOtehnik r%azporedil goriva Sc
Je med mimi zacel razgovor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

Lo, n mi ~. ,d; nrav MIC Sndun
Rn,ni6na liubez.p trni in mol.
- Snom;ninm So da ie nekoa
3, koi hi ~govoriI; Romantika IL
~,yor nre,ckIosti
"\nrm,o.,v :, doioIo rim.k,
.,.so .~.romon,;C, -, izumri. nj
koli Inni il nodobno in yeSna
L. Vznmimo /. ras.ya 5enino in
n.,.s,o LaLo re5no I;uhit, druy
drugega, Vsa to mi IL nrinovndo.
,.,Ia ,ia,a na,roro Il !. biI, I,,
toino , meroi y rncm prrdolu in
Ii i. r,al, -, 49,. Jyornc .lr,,.
pos,i"
Amnal o@gui.ro kolo !. zmoio.
In . g~I,vo IN no,o,iIo Roman.
tika ir mr,yo romantika !. mr..
,,.o "'N,lJ, :, Lol.or mr,,o Ia
III ia no>ton. >,var HI in brez no..
hania ponaylias in rremlcvas M.
zodni. L. resniln,
Nepricakovauo - j. oglaSil
sub IN oSter kaSelj i'm vsr je obr-
milo. KaSrlj j. prihajal od vitkc.
oSabnc rakctc. privezanc ma dol
20 palico. VSclcj j. zakaSljala. Ike
dar 81 ie vtcknila Y razgovor. da
obmc pozoruoSt mase.
Him, HIM jc dcjala in Use jc
napelo u>cSa illmSi %ognjcno kolo.
III Je :" zmrrom zmaJcvaIo 2 gla-
va III ponaVlJaIo 'Romantlka Je
mrtya!
Mlrno, mIrno' Jc zakrital
NVlgalcek.
Nrkc vrSte poIitikar Jc bill in je
igraI vseIeJ pri ob1m>&ih VOLT
yah odliGno vlogo. cato j. incl
.>'''J Pr' roNah par'am'ntar"n
'""I,
'.>" j. III uiN"ar wee ne o.
NV j. "a'no'nlJalo oSnJ'no Eo-
!" |"SPaio'
no }" na>tala popoIna tiSlna, Sc
J. raketa vtretJic odkaSlJala in
l|pregoVorIla pocaSl III JaSno. ka-
Ror da narekuJe SvoJe Spomine in
gleda g am" tlStemu. komur
I'm harekuJc- RrSnlcno. nJrn" ma
mr." so bIl" goSpoSke.
"kako srr6en jc kralieviG." je
dejala. Ida 81 acni ravno Ia dan.
10 Sincm JAZZ Y zrak, &c hi bila
stvar namenoma vprizorjema. hi
ne mogla biti zanj ugodncjSa.
Princi imajo paG SreGo."
Moi Bog" j. drjal SvigalGrk.
"miSlii sem. da j. >tvar ravuo ma
robe IN da mas zazgo princu ma
cast
Ia vas" L. odcoyorila roLo-
ia. "ncmara 10 v.lia in colo ~.
vcrjrua sem q TEN \ meroi i.
>tvar druUa Znam.ri,a ,o1s,to
sem I'm odli5ni so moi >tarSi. Mo.
la matt ]" hIla n~alSlavUcJSe OGujc-
no kolo I'm jc bila zuana vSlcd Svo-
jega graciozncga plcsa. Kedar ie
plc>ala pred ohcnstyom. So ic lie.
V~'td'Setkrat zavrtcIa y zraku.
pr'orn Jc uga>mla. I'M vSelej je
SpuStIla V @rak S"dcm rdeGih
I''zu' lrl cevi1e IN pol je meri-
la ' premeru IN IL najholjicga
Strelnega prahu j. bila nareicna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
AVStr. SIOVenSko

Ustznoyijeho Is. januvarja
1897
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-02
HTHREAD TRUST" IS ORDERED DISSOLV VED
Decree Decided Upon After Conference of Govern
 ment and Oficers

Washington, June 2=DissoIution of the socalIed thread trust, organized under the name Of the American Thread Company, was ordered today by the federal court at Trenton, N J
 The decree states that the Ameri- can Thread Company is the thread agency and the English Sewing Cot ton Company, Ltd, one group, and the Spool Cotton Company, J. & P. Coates, Ltd, the Clark Thread Company, the Clark Mile End Spool Cotton Com pany George A Clark & Brother, J. & F. Coates (Rhode Is1and.) Inc, James Chadwick & Brother. Ltd, Jonas Brock & Brothers. Ltd, Sir Thomas Glenn Coates, Baronet, James, c. M Clark. James William Clark and Wal ter F. Neil, Robert B. Sifnington, James Valentine and c. Bion Allen, as another group, have entered into a combination to restrain the interests and foreign commerce of the United States in thread and are enjoined from carrying out of their agreements under such combination or restraint of trade.
 Officials of the two groups mention ed are forbidden to acquire or hold any property interests in the organiza- ton effected to corner the thread busi- ness.
 The decree was agreed upon by the government and the defendants.