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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-28
WARREN LYTTON.

day of Mr.. George Warren of
Bristol. Virginia, and Miss Ruba
Lytton, of DRYDEN, Virginia.
"Fairview - the beautiful
country home of the BRIDES
I parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
+ Lytton, four miles from Dry
den, located on the summit of IA
hill overlooking the mountains.
was for the wedding decorated
in yellow aud white chry san.
themums I'm an alcove. with
a background of green starred
with yellow and white chryh
anthemums, over which was an
arch Of green from which WAS
suspended u wedding bel. of
chrysanthemums, the bridal
party stood for the ceremony
Around this improvised altar
yellow candles with yellow
shades gave a mellowed light.
y feature of the wedding was
the music Preceding the mar
riage Miss Boss Warren, The
groom $ sister, sang "Because"
and as the bridal party took
their places aud all during the
ceremony, Miss Grace Gill
breath of Martha Washington
College, played Rubensteiu
melody in Il.
Miss Pattie Richmond, maid
of honor. was the first to enter
the parlor She wore white
chiffon over white satin aud
carried yellow roses. The
groom and his best man. Mr..
Lawrence Warren, OF Atlanta.
Ga, preceded the bride, who
entered on the arm of her ia
ther, Mr.. Robert Lytton. The
ceremony was performed at
sunset by DR.. ). d. Long. presi-
dent of Martha Washington
College.
The brides gown was of
white chiffon over rich ivory
satin with lace trimming en-
broideried in pearls, \ hand
some amethyst necklace cncir-
cled her thront, this having
been given her by the groom
The bridal veil was caught
with spray OF orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower OF
brides roses and valley lilies
which fell To the hem of her
dress. Miss Bess Warren wore
a dress OF white chiffon and
shadow lace, aud carried yell
low roses.
Bullet refreshments were
served the wedding guests in
the dining room, which was
deliberately decorated in yellow
and white.
On the second floor of the
home the bridal gifts were on
display. These were silver.
rock crystal, cut glass and the
loveliest china and bric-a bruc
The men of the council of Bris
tol gave them Il dozen teaspoons
and dozen coffee spoons The
gift from Mr. and Mrs. Lytton
was a check and IL handsome
chest of silver
Mr.. Warren is a prominent
attorney of the firm of Warren
q Davis, and Mayor Of Bristol
| Va. His bride is winsome and
charming, and Il talented musi-
clan.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren have
gone to New York to spend
Two weeks and viii then 6e at
home ut the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. III. G.. Peters on Solar
street.
Among the guests from a dis
tance at the wedding were
Miss Bess Warren of Washing
ton Springs, Mr.. Lawrence
Warren of Atlanta, Ga, Mir.
| Pierce Scott of Emory, Va,
Miss Sadie McGuire of Indus.
| Va, Misses Grace Galbreath.
Kathleen Lytton and DR.. S. d.
Long, of Martha Washington
| College, Mrs. Carrie Anderson
and Miss Virginia Anderson of
Wise, Va. Mr.. John Lytton of
Norton, Mr.. and MIS-. w. b.
Kincaid of Rose Hill, Va, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Kincaid and
Miss Naneie Lee Kincaid of
Ewing, Va, Miss Elizabeth
Wynn and MIR. Cam Wynn.
Miss Nan WillOuohhv Dr and
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-28

Regardless OF what they do
or which way they turn, some
people are never benefited.
They don't even get the bene-
fiji of the doubt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Litton, of
Norton, were motoring in town
Sunday.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

j L..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
IL NASELBIN.

Povem maj Sc, da Je ravno
vsled kapitalistiGne nemarnosti
cd strani c. +. & |. Co. omenjeni
bill tako hudo poSkodovan, da so
mu drezali nogo pc kolenom in
ravno isti kompaniji je sedaj
podlegel in prodal SyOje tovari-
Sc in Sc podal nazai v stare tlako.
Ali TIE nj sram. ShainH Incl sem
te "a moza, toda sprevidel sem,
da sem Sc varal. Nidim. di 81 CT
sto nayadna Sleva. Shain, obleci
kikljo. pa Skrii Sc.
Strajkarjem pa: Stojte ne
omahljivo "a Sveta delavska pra-
va in zmaga mora biti VaSa! Tr-
peli ste izkoriicanje in Sikanarijo
cd s;rani druzb in Sedaj, ko ste
V boju, ne odnehajte. dokler nj
zmaga ma cell Grti ia vaSi strani,
IA vami stoii eel delavSki razred
Vas II borbi
ChaS. Pogorelec.
Org. W. +. of NJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

10 je nazaj skebat. Skebje, ali Vas
he bo sram enkrat stopiti pred
oblicje razredno zavednih delav-
cevf Fel, izdajice!
Koneno mai porOGam Sc zalost-
no vest, namrec, da .ie preminil
V nedeljo %. jan. mas brat Frank
VertaGnik, pc domace Erjavec,
donna il Spodne KraSne pri Cor
MEM Gradu ma sp. Stajerskem.
Incl je zelodGnega raka. Pogreb
Sc .ie vrSil %. ian. in je pokopan
V Trinidad. X zadnjemu poeitku
so ga spremila druStva Triglav st.
"A, druSt. sv. Barbara in lokal L.
NJ. W. of A. Tukai zapuSca zeno
in troie ncdoraslih otrotiGev. V
starcm kraiu ina Sc stariSe in dive
SeStri. Bod mu lahka gruda!
Pozdrav vsem cenjenim Gitate-
lem priblubljenega P%roletarca !
Frank Rebel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

Ant. Debevc rs C; Joe Zalar % C
Joe Brence $1.00; Joe Maticic %
C; FIR. Korosec % C; FIR. BAIT %
C AL. Svigeli so C; John Jereb 81
C John PetriG % C; John Debevc
25c Gregor KovSca % C Joe Go
zely 80 C; Math lndihar % C; Fr.
Jeric % C; FIR. Zabukovec % C
Ant. Plesec so C; Math Zalar % C ;
Geo Fidler % C; FIR. SuStarSic 81
Joe Arhar % c; john Svigelj so
c; John Markovic % c; Jak. Kov-
sea 90 c; Jernej Travnik 50 c Ant
Nozel 20 C; Vine. Terpin 80 c; Fr.
kastelec % C; FIR. Zaletel SO e; FIR
PerGun soc; Ant. IlerSic $1.OO
John llersiG so c; And. Malovrh
soc; Ant. Gerbec 30 C; And. Pole
20 c; FIR. Furlan $1,OO; Math Tur-
Sic 50 Leo Russian SOC: Tom
Trtek 50c c; FIR. Popit % C; FIR.
Prumk % c; Jak. TrGek SOC; FIR.
Arhar 90 c; Ant. StraziSar 30 ;
Joe Maticic SOC; John Zalar IL.
90 e in Jak. Debevc % c.
Darovalci Onalinda And. Liko-
vic 25c Ant. Slabe 30 c; John
Ialar % q; John Likavic 80 Joe
Svelc 30 c Jcrnej Slabc soc; FIR.
aZlar 80 c; Math. Urbas % c; FIR.
hranjc soc; And. Medcn 80 C;
And. Mekina 80 c; Ant. Cola %
c; Mart. Cola % G; Lavren Vrh
p G; John Drenik % c; FIR. Per
20 e; FIR. Svelc 80 c; Jak. Svelc 30
Z; Joe Meden 50 c; Ant. Serncl 80
c; Pavcl Krpan % c; FIR. DE Moi
yes % c in Ant. Zalar 60 c.
\. StraLiSar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Weston, Colo. 3. febr.

CenjenO uredniStvo Proletarca: =
Prosim sprejmite V predale pri-
iJubijenega nam Prolearca nekai
yrstic o tukajsnih razmerah.
Strak ie nespremenjen. Strajkarji
Sc drzimo dobro "a naSe zahteve.
akoravno mas .ie zapustilo nekai
nezavednezev in Slo skebat.
Judezi. ali ne veste. da delate $
tenn dejanjem Sramoto sami sebi.
syojcem in celemu SLOW. narodu V
Ameriki in start kOntri? VeGina
Skebov v !iuzni Colorado so Slo-
venci in kar .je treba Sc posebei
pripomniti - mladi liudie. XII hi
Sc ia lahkO zdrzali Cd tega sra
motnega della. Ali ne veste skebje.
da so tukai pravila, XII kaznu.iejo
vsakega skeba 2 izkl.iucitvijo cd
podporne organizacije. ce gre
skebatF S. D.. p. z. postopa stro-
go $ takimi nevrednimi clani. isto-
tako s. y. p. j. Ia sedai mai ma
vedem lie par teh %garievcev. John
Fatur, po domace Gregorin, joe
DeloSt in Anton Slave. 20 domace
Vidovc. vsi tribe donna IL Knezaka
ma Kranjskem. cetrti je Vincenc
Komic IL Goreniskega. Zadn.ji sc
ie podal cd tukai v Illinois, Ohio
in Pennsylvania. toda mixer mu
nj disal poster kruh in primahal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
J~ohnstown. Pa.
Cenjeno uredniStvo:-

CcnjenO uredniStvO:-
Same par besed gledc naSega
Prolctarca in SLOW. delavcev. Ra-
doveden sem, kako kai naroGniki
poravnavajo svoi dolg. Sedaj je
bilo novo leto in je gotovo mno-
GIN pOtekla naroGnina. Proleta-
rec Sc menda vzdrzuje izkljuGnO
L naroGninO, cato sem mnenja. da
.ie vSakega dclavca Svcta dolz-
most, spomniti Sc Oh TEN GaSu
Proletarca. Brez Proletarca bi
SLOW. delavstvo V Ameriki ne hi
10 GiSto ME vpoStevano. &c hoGe-
mo. ia bo naSa beSeda kai velja-
la, tcdai moramo gojiti in odgo-
iiti naSega Proletarca. da DO mai
iaGi list V SLOW. zurnalistiki V a
meriki. Iato je pa treba naroGni-
kOv in tOGnega ~plaGevanja. &c DO
delavstvo storilo SvOje dolznosti
napram listu, bo tudi list izvrSil
svoio nalogo napram delavstvu
Pridobimo listu novih narocnikOv,
stare pa S%pomnino. da zaostalo po-
move.
Vas "a jaGjega Proletarca.
j. koroSec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Canonsburg, Pa.
ChaS. Pogorelcc.
Org. W. +. of NJ.

Tukai VAN poSiljam $2.7O ma
menjenih "a m~iGiganske Straj-
karje. Svota ie bila mariana med
tlani tukaiSnjega SocialiSti6nega
kluba st. lis.
DelavSke razmcre ~ tenn kraju
so pray slabe. Premogarji delajo
lie Y enem rovu. in Sc V TEN 5 pre-
sledkom. med tenn ko diva popol-
mona pocivata. StalnO in $ polno
paro della Samo tOvarna "a radij
Yes radii Sc izdeluje "a Avstrijo
in lie nekai ga je kupila klinika
V Philadelphia. Delo V ii tovarni
je pa vSled raznih plinov cd raz-
licnih rud. nezdravo. Ljudje il
Starega krala so cisto prezirani V
te jtovarni, dasi Sc imajo laStniki
zahvaliti najveG tujezemcem, da
dobe razlicne rude. IL katere Jim
Je mogo6e 30 najcenejSi metodi
pridelOvati dragocen radij.
SOcialisticen klub stew. us do
bro napreduje. dasiravno lete ma
Sodruge vSevrSte strelice IL crne-
ga tabora. Mexico mi ie mex kleri-
kalec dejal, da Sc ma sejah socia-
listicnega kluba bog preklinja.
% ii revSe revno, al misliS. da So
c~ialisti res nimajo drugega della,
kakOr kleti in priduSati Sc, kakor
to delajo tisti. XII Sc Jill vidi VISA
ko nedeljo pr maSi in morda cello
pri spovedi? Tudi glede morale
socialist daleG nadkriljuiejo ia
kozvane k~atolicanSke poboznja-
Ike. Primer hi lahko navel vse pol
ma. pa raise molcim.-Na klubovi
sell sc ukrepa vedno kai novega
in 30 naravno nj prav tistim, XII
hi radi videli. da ostane vse tako.
kakor .ie bilo. Veselica. katero lie
klub priredil. Sc nj preslabo OBJ
nesla.
V kratkem dobi naSe naselbina
vodovOd, in pri tel priliki mi ne
da zilica miru, da hi dotienemu
klerikalcu ne posvetil tole pesmi-
co:
Nodo napeljali boSte. gori IL
Margancc hOSte,-
hiso mu ie napeljite, MENU
pa tako recite :
mai Sc vsak dan tako Dostavi,
lda mu voda gre po glavi.
Voda ga BIO onladila, vse mu
lzivce pOmirila
b~oljsega e mixer nj leka, "a
boleStnega cloveka.
PridemSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Superior, Wyo.

CenJeno urednlStvO: -
ker Sc vSak dopisnik peGa lie z
dclom, moran tudi JAZZ poroGati.
kako ie $ to reGjo pri mas. Well.
sal veste - kakor pri vas. tako
pri la Kapitaiizem tn - kapita.
llzem tam. IaSluzck je ravno "a
sproti. Do zdaj smo delali diva me
SEGA dan "a dncm pred kratkem
nam so odmerili pa lie 20 par dni
V tednu. Vsprico takih razmer 60
tovo nj mogoce vabiti koga sem
KAY. &c postane kai boljSe, DO pa
le eden ali drugi poroGal.
Po7drav vsem c~itateljem Probe
tarca,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Hoffman. Mont.

Ccnleni urednik Pr~oletarca
Prllozeno VAN poSiljam 81 "a
poravnanjc n%aroGnine ma list,
Proletarec Sc mi .ie tako prikupil,
da ne morem biti brez MEGA. Ka-
ko tudi ne; sal je V resnici pravi
zagovornik trpecega delavca.
delOm sc tukai ne morem mic
kai pohvaliti. Sc ne della stalno.
Tukaj sta diva rova. V enem Sc de-
la pc 6 dni, drugem pa po Stir
dni V tednu. cato ne svctujem ko-
mu hoditi Semkai "a delom, ker hi
Sc keSal.
Pozdrav ysem naSim zavednim
.Iiveli,
Mar,ip MnLo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
sodruh redahter.

u SOuluH lttdilltT.
IL nm Sc prot .jut'r zbud1.
Sma bli precei usi trdi, pa he cd
Snopsa, amp'k cd mraza. Ia pru
den le blu, d sma Sli usi po drya.
d sma Sc NAL ogrel. Jest SIN pr
Strek pobrau en- cinast piskre'k.
V katerh znani Schneider kuna
"a ia lene amerikanske gospodine
pork and beans in druge take
r cI. XII nlsa "a poSten sloyensk
zelod'c. list piskrc'k k SIN prou
dob + zmou $ peskom pr rex De-
splalnes, pol SIN Sc pa vrnu, k svoi
IN kamerat'm in SIN i'm reku: "Ti
hlDezen hos sou zdala v Willow
springs, hos kupu kofeta in Spe.
ha, tn sc prau pu vase fanceta
Potl hos kupu cukr. pc diva HEB
ca kruha. Dons bona Sc rostal I'm
kej, potl grema pa spet vsak no
svoj'm pot. Ia Gait BON jest voda
prstavu, d BIO re vse prpravlien.
K brides nazai S kofetam. Ia
druh pojdeia po drva. d. mas ma
DO zeb1 cez dan"
Cez kasne pu ure. sma bli ze
spet usi SKIP. Dry sma incl TAXA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Lloyden, Pa.

Cenleno urednlStvO: -
Delavske razmere so Sc = zad-
mem casu spremenile: icla So oil
! do D dni V tednu; po enih rovih
pa Sc cello samo , dc 3 dni. NJ sve.
tujem nobenemu nodltl Semkaj "a
doiOm. Kadar Sc obrne kai ma
boliSe, bonn re s~pCrocil.
Ma d~ruStvenem lolju pa napr- =
duiemo y precei dobrO. lmamo
5"t razlitmh %podDornih druste:.
craven tudi soc. Alub. kateri tudi
!epo napreduje, das .ie Sele POI lc-
Ia, odkar Sc je ustanovil. Eakor
je bio porocanO V wee liStih. hi
imelo wee druStev p!irediti veseli-
GO podpOro naSim b~oriteljem -
Strajkarjem, kateri Sc bojujcjo
proti izk%OriScanju Od strani kapi-
talistov. Zal. da Sc vescljca nj vrSi-
la, ker Sc nam preprrcile tukajSne
oblasti III to zaradi bolezni. kate
Ia ie tukal zelo ralS;ricna med
otroci in Odraslimi. Ia ~veselico .je
bio re vse pripravljeno in smO
moral vse odkloniti izyzemSi vstop
nice, katere smo moral placati Ii
skarni. Naitezje ie bilo "a pri-
pravlialni odbor. Naposled Smo
sklenili, da gremo okoli nash no,
Jakov Slovencev. Prava sibirska
burja ej bila pc tukajSni hriboviti
naselbini ma nedeljo dine 8. febr.,
ko smo Sc napotili pobirati pri-
spevke. Dasi so slabe delavSke raz
mere, scene so tukajSni rOjaki
pozrtovalni in casti vredni cato,
ker je vsak prispeval pc svoji mo-
ti, tako da Sc ie nabrala preccj
.lepa vsota. Skupai ...... ais
Razni stroSki ..... 1.15
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

Adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Pueblo, Colo, 4. febr.

naglaSati. Dokazov cato je do
wolf. lie nekoliko p~oglejmo nazaj
v preteklost in zopet V sedajnost
pa smo ma eistem.
u brutalno Silo je bill strt
strajk rudariev " letu 1904,
bill ie YES kapitalisticni razred V
tel DRAW ma nogah z svojo exc
nomsko in politicno silo - mocjo,
2 istimi nasilji skuSajo premOgar-
ski baroni in MEGA oprode ma
vladimir Stolcih zaduSiti Strajk
premogarjev, kateri lie V polnem
thru re cd %. sept. lanjskega le-
to, toda, kakor Use kaze, sc jim
to pot ne bO %posrecilo, zgleda da
bodO priSli premOgarii zmagalci
il tega bOja.
Kapitalisti imajo vse polno i'm
portiranih StrajkolOmcev, toda
uspeha z mimi imajo bore malo,
kajti premog Sc vednO prihaja il
sosedniih draw Utah in New
Mexico. Da imajo kompanije We
like iizgubo $ svojimi skebi. je
umevno.
Posebno Sc pa boie kongresne
preiskave. kot poroGa 1.-THE Den
yer Express" (kteri je edini il
burzoaznih liStOv. da stoji ma
strani StrajkujoGih premogarjev
in poroGa situacijo Straika kot V
resnici je) so kompanije V mno-
9Th .iamah odpustile veliko il dru-
zih draw. mai Sc pobero ven IL
premogarskih kemp in sploh ven
liz drzave.
Mnogi DO debelo pogledal in Sc
cudil TEN vrsticam, toda to je
fakt. Stvar je pa Ia lie: V DRAW
Colorado imamo zakon, da V stu
6aju Strajkov ali izprtja ne SINE
noben delodajalec importirati de-
lavcev il druge drzave. dokler nj
spor poravnan. In sedai. ko ie ma
potu kongresna preiskava. so Sc
premogarski baroni tega ustraSi-
Ii in Iii Sc radi iznebili importira-
min skebov, ktere sedaj kar ma
debelo ~odpuS6ajo. Mnogo teh lju-
di je priSlo ma glavni stan Straj-
kariev. kier bodo najbrze ostali
do preiskave. da pricajo proti ba-
ronom premoga in $ kakSno wi
iaco so bill najeti in dovedeni "
S~trajkarsko okrozje.
Zgorai omenjeni zakon so pa
premogarski baroni in MEGA sa-
trapje 4 la Ammons. governor
drzave Colorado. kteri ina zajcu
podobno mozatost. kteri OBJ vsaki
priliki poliublia 6izem lastnikom
jam in dictator in oberanarhist
Chase, kar ma svojo pest ovrgli in
so ustanOvili Waldo. oziroma tira-
MILO po svoji wolff. Kai nam BIO
prinesla k%ongresna preiskava, bo
pokaZala pa bodocnost.
Porocati moran Sc. da Sc je
tudi v nasem mestu dobilo nekaj
izdajalskih dus. ktere so Sc poda-
lie strajkuiocim bratom in Min
druzinam trgati kruh IL ust in
tako kovati in vklepati d~elavstvo
Sc v hujse verge suznjosti. TIE
propalice so: John Lazar, Valen-
tin Lazar, Frank Tomsic, Anton
Marincic in Frank STRIFE, donna
vsi il Knjezaka in BaG-a ma no.
tranjkem. ter Anton Groznik, do
ma IL Orlov pri Grosupljem. Ia
zadnji .je komai 8 mesecev oze-
MEN in ie pustil tn stalno delo z
place $3.50 ma osem ur, ia vsaj nj
incl n%obenega povo0a 81 kruh slu-
ziti z kebstvOm. Sram vas bodi,
g~arjevci, skebski izdajalci in ju-
dezi ISkarjoti delavskega razreda.
Pfuj! Podali so Sc v Delagua,
Colo. Ma delavce po druzih kra-
jih pa apeliram. mai 81 ia imena
dobro zapomnijo, da ako kateri
teh podlezev pride v vase sredo,
mai sc mu takoj da zasluzeno
brcO.
Pred kratkim SEN tudi dobil
pismo IL Motley. Colo. cd nekega
jos. Shain-a. Glana Or. "Orel",
Stor 81 ( n u L ktori m. m
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$4,000

Nabiralci "a Lloydell in Beaver
dale: FIR. Arhar in Ant. S~traziSar.
Ia Onalinda: George Kosabar
in Anton Zalar.
Ia svota sc deli ma diva della
michiganskim Strajkarjem $1,000
coloradskim Strajkarjem .. $500
Skupno .......... $4,000
Darovalci Lloydell in Beaver
dale: NJ. TurSic 30 c; Ant. Zgonc
30 e; Ant. jacobson so G; Joe Kos
mac 30 @; Ant. Bombach SOC; A.
Drobnic 60 c; Mart. Kocjan 80 C ;
FIR. S~uStarSiG soc; Geo Kosabar
$1.O0; Ant. Zalar 800; FIR. MIRA
NOR 30 c; John OmeSiG Is C: Joe
Mratz 20 c; Jak. Jagodic 25 C Joe
LeskoSek % c; Mart. LeskoSek 25
G; FIR. Plahuta % c; FIR. AliG % 2;
John Smole % C; John Alic % C;
Joe Grbec so c; FIR. KauSek 80
AL. kausek so c; FIR. Ciber % c
Fr. kotar % C ; Math DrobniG 81 (;
John Ialar /. soc; Math Sernel
*2.oo; Joe Culkar $1.0O John Gull
kar Sl.OO; Math Hribar so C; Joe
oerne % c; George Drobnic 25 G;
val. ehrzic % c; John Repair 25 C 4;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17

unijski linotypist dobi sluzbo.
VpraSanje ie n~asloviti ma "Narod-
nj Vestnik', 405 w. Michigan ST.,
Duluh. MINI.
ok Adv
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-12
CREAM is Cl.AssED AS MILK
Cannot Be Sold From TubercuIar
Guaranteed Farms, Says Attor-
ney General Owen.

Madison.-A tubercular COW is a
sick or diseased animal, and the Wis
consin laws provide that any person
who shall sell or offer for sale or
have in his possession with intent to
sell any adulterated milk or adulterat-
ed cream shall be guilty Of nlisde-
meanor. Such is the opinion Atty.
Gen. Owen has rendered to Dairy and
Food Commissioner Emery.
The question arose when the dairy
and food commissioner submitted to
the attorney general that the livestock
sanitary board has made a tentative
rule, under its authority, which pro-
vides that no milk or cream from a
reacting COW shall be bought or sold
or used unless the cream be separated
from the milk on the premises of the
quarantine and that such cream can
be sold only to creameries which
maintain a pasteurizer which has
been approved by the state pure food
department. No milk shall be re-
moved from the premises ii any form.
This rule is made to provide for the
administration of the law passed in
1913 which authorizes the establish
ment of se-called quarantine farms for
the purpose of raising healthy calves
from tubercular cattle. What the
dairy and food commissioner wants to
know is whether tubercular cattle
kept on such farms are "sick and dis
eased CATTLE" and if so whether the
fact that the cream from the milk of
the COWS so kept is to go only to
creameries that pasteurize their cream
before manufacturing it into butter,
have the effect in any way to modify
the statutes as to the cream being
adulterated. The attorney general
says it does not and that the proposed
rule cf the live stock sanitary board
appears to be in direct contravention
of the statute.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-12

human life or 100000 lives of the present aver
age length. Fer screens to obstrrct his entrance
into our homes we spend each year 100000 600.
Yet his intrusion into millions OF dwelling places
remains unchecked. He is born and bred in the
filth which he feeds, and his pestilential prog
from dunghill to dining roc m brings disease
and death
Flies kill more persons than wild beasts or
poisonous snakes. Many of there animals and
reptiles never get a chance to Kill any human
beings; but any one of the millions of flies found
In most of our towns and cities, If he comes into
a house carrying typhoid germs has chance OF
killing whole family. Startling facts and un-
pleasant truths.
The earliest convincing evidence of the part
played by house-fies In the dissemination of the
typhoid bacillus was fcrnisIed by Drs. Vaughan,
Veeder, Reed. Sternberg and Shakespeare who
investigated camp conditions during the Spanish.
American DR.. Vaughan, a member Of tho
United States army typhoid commission. sum-
married his reasons for believing that flies were
active in the dissemination of typhoid fever In
these paragraphs:
"(a) Flies swarmed over infected fecal matter
in the pits, and then visited and fed upon tho
foods prepared for the soldiers in the mess tents
In instances where lime had recently been
sprinkled over the contents of the pits flies, with
their feet whitened with lime. were seen walk
ing over the food.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-12
STATE WINS SUIT
AGAINST RAILROAD
SUPREME COURT ORDERS NOR,
THERN PACIFIC COMPANY
TO PAY SOS, 900.
GETS AMOUNT OF FILING FEE
In Original Action the Attorney Gem
eral Asked Forfeiture of conlpany's
charter-Must Amend Articles
of Incorporation.

Madison.-The Northern Pacific
railroad company must pay $4,000 in
TO the state treasury by a decision
handed down by the state supreme
court
The original company was capital
lied at $5,000,000 and given special
grant by the legislature. Later the
company increased its capital stock by
's150.00O,000 and again by $95,000.000.
The attorney general claimed that the
company had failed to pay into the
state treasury the fling fee which the
law required at the time that IN
creases of capital stock were rnade by
a corporation and that therefore the
state had had the right to declare the
charter of the company forfeited. Dur.
ing the time that the case had been
before the court the nature of the &C
ton was changed to the right of the
state to insist upon the payment Of the
filing fee.
The court holds that inasnluch as
the first increase Of capital stock of
$3.50, 900, 900 was made at time when
the law did not require filing fee and
that the later increase of $4,000, 900
was made after the law had been
changed to require the payment Of 81
for each $1,000 of insurance in. stock,
the company must pay into the state
treasury $4,000 and file amendments
to it's articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state.