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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09

/ One of the biggest crowds tina
has greeted public speaker il
Dickson county Tor a number o
years, turned out Tuesday to heal
Gen. Rye speak at Charlotte, hi,
Doyhood home.
Charlotte is the place where Tom
Rye studied law under bis uncle
Col. +. Z. Morris, who introduced
him. The most affective scene
came at the. close when Mr. Rye
told OF the beginning OF liies battle
IN that town, and in Il voice tremb.
ing with emotion, he t0uehingly
reeounted the tender memories oi
~lhe. adsgs In Charlotte. :,
Upon ms arrival IN Dickson, he
was met by large crowd and es.
corted to the hotel, Before leaving
ior Charlotte. By request, he visited
the Dickson public school. where he
made 9 short address to the students
who chaered him to the echo.
At ten clock, a parade line was
formed headed by the yellow Greek
band, with 100 or more in line. and
by the time they reached Charlotte
a large number more bad Tell in
line.
Another parade, headed by the
Bethany band, from the ninth and
tenth districts came to Charlotte
even stronger than the one from
Dickson ANA was headed by +. ID.
Ferguson with q banner which had
on 1t the following inscription: A
reunited democracy and Tennessee
redeemed; Tom Rye Tor tiovernor;
Dickson county will help Rye come
through; Goodbye, Bennle, good.
bye"
I. h. Gray, chairman OF the re.
ceptlon committee. called the meet
my to order at o clock, and Col.
Morris introduced Gen. Rye. He
said in part:
There Is no spot on Gods green
earth to me more lovely or dearei
TO my heart than Dickson county.
My heart beats with unspeakahle
Joy to meet you here today. was
torn IN this old town. love the
county because 1t has always gone
democratic. love the crow OF a.
democratic rooster When q young
man, the present democratic nomi
nee Tor governor read law IN my
oItlCe and lived IN my family Tor
several years. never knew and
never heard OF his beng third
class man or lawyer, deceiver,
until Tennessee got this news from
A stand.p2t republican candidate
Tor governor now parading his own
illness Tor Office heraded 1t abroad.
For honor, Integrity and upright
ness Of Tom Rye, DO not need con.
suit Hooper or the Nashville Ban.
ner, but ot such | am informed by
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
NEW CITY COUNCIL.
SWORN IN MONDAY.

The newly elected Mayor, w. II
Walker, and the following nsv
Aldermen. l.. e. Helberg, J 7
Holley, DR.. W. J, Sugg, l.. B. Con
nelly. K. +. Ridings, together with
the three reelected member A. c
Hughes G.. G. Redden and X. A
Freeman, were sworn in at the
regular meeting Of the City Council,
last Monday night.
Marshal John Shelley, Recorder
II. C, Thompson and School
Director DR., I NJ Harper also
took the oath of office. Esq. r. J,
Warren administered the oaths.
The old board met at 1880 with
Mayor {. NJ Turner in the char,
and after the reading Of the minutes
OF the previous meeting and approx
ing the reports Of the recorder,
treasurer, and marshal, Mayor
Turner appointed a committee To
escort the new members to their
seats. Mayor Walker read his
message to the council In which he
outlined some of the plans for the
coming year in the way Of street
improvements, law iniorcement.
better sanitary condition and
economy in all public affairs,
Mayor Walker earnestlyi im.'
pressed upon the council the i'm.
portance Of unity and harmony
and insisted that all officials work
together for the bet,ermcnt OF the
town.
The appointment Of committees
was deferred until the next meet
ing of the council,
j. ). Johnson was reelected City !
Treasurer over his opponeet, H. & !
Sensing, by vote of ) to 3.
Pitt Hensloe was also reelected !
member OF the Sink ng Fund |
Commission. Mr.. Henslee was
elected for a three year term or I'M
til Oct. 1917,
The question of the tax assess
ment for the present year was not
acted upon, but will probably be
taken up at the next regular meet.
ing.
The meeting then adjourned sub
iect to the Mayor $ call.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
NO. l0577
NO. l0S77-
Trraaury Drpartmrnt
Usiu uf GampsTallr Of itf Cmrrurp
Washington. D. C..
luly &. 1914

mhsrraa. by satisfactory cyi.
dencc presented TO the UNDER
signed, il has been made to appear
that the The Dickson National
Bank. in the Town OF Dickson, in
the County of Dickson. and State
OF Tennessee. has complied with
all the provisions of the Statutes
Of the United States. required to
be complied with before on asso.
ciai,on shall be authorized to com
mence the business Of Banking.
Ann thrrrfnrr |, Thomas P.
Kane, Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency. do hereby certify tha,
The Dickson National Bank" in
the Town OF Dickson. in the
County OF Dickson. and State oil
Tennessee, 10 authorized 10 com
mence the business OF Banking
as provided in Section Fifty one
hundred and sixty nine of the Re.
viscd Statutes of the United States.
Conversion OF the Dickson
State Bank. Dickson.
Tennessee
3n traiimnng u,hfrnf witness my
hand and Seal OF Office this Si1th
day Of July. 1914.
(seal) r. r. KANE,
Acting Cotnpneller af the CanencY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
Card of Thanks.

wish to hereby express my
deepest gratitude and sincere thanks
to my many friends who were so
kind and good to me during my
Affections and suffering while | was
hurt, and also thank you all for the
many floral designs that were sent
me, Paskel Jett.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
VI. E. Church Conference
In Annual Session

The Central Tennessee Annual
Conference ~ the Methodist Ep!sco.
iai Church convened with the
Church here Wednesday night,
4Di will continue through Sunday.
Bishop Henderson IL presiding
md several noted speakers are on
tire program, The pubilc ia In
yited TO attend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
Miss Mary D. Stitt
Drew the Elite Prize

The gold watch offered as a
prize to the holder OF the lucky
coupon, was drawn by Miss Mary
b Suit. Only two draws were
made. A large crowd was pres
en-, Monday night at the close Of
the contest. Band music was one
i the features cf the evening,
l,esitlcs a very interesting program,
/ he Elite has some new FEATURES
n y;ew. details OF which viii be
d, rem later. The Elite is progres'
sy c. Fine program for tcnight.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
LunR.Niia contains no dope,
A Fine Horse.

viii always bring fancy price,
but he must he healthy Ito be
fancy he must digest wha, he eats
B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy i,
guaranteed to Keep him healthy
try 1t once, You will always use it.
Guaranteed 10y Anderson Hard
ware Co. adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
Fence Posts For Sale.

have some Chestnut aud Null
berry fence posts for sale. Will
furnish them to order.
Thos, Hcrbison,
Dickson, L. 3.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
Registration Books Open.

The registration book for the 9Th
civiI district will be open Saturday,
Monday aud Tuesday, Oct, 10, II
and Is, in frcnt Of John Gossett Z
store.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
MAKES REPORT

BslOw We publish the condensed
report Of the County Highway COM
mission as reported " the County
Court IN quarterly session last Mem
day.
To THg HaN, MgMRgRs aR 1lig
c0uNrY CouRT oF Dickson CorS-
.TY;
The County Highway Commis-
sioners' beg lisye 10 report the ta-
eeipts aud disbursements nf the
County Highway Funds from the
sale Of the bonds. up 10. and N.
clading the s0th day of Sept. 1914.
as follows
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09

", P. Hunter and daughter, oi
Lyle, we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. III. Walker last week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09

Mrs. Cora Street is now doing
Dress.maklng at the Rex Dry q oo,is
store, | mo.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09

Many who were at deaths door
now live and work-shey toek
Lung.Vita.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09

The terrors of consumption are
relieved by Lung.Nlta,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-09

Resp pectiutly submitted;
N. III. EuhANK, Chairman
W. Ii. NEBLETT, Secretary.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
STE ZE SLISALI KAJ o IA
DRUZNI TRGOVINI ALI
KONSUMIH.

Podjetja vseh vrst vstsnovlje.
ma podlagi z~adruznosti, so po-
djetja bo%doGnosti; samo le-ta j.
majo zasigurjeno svojo bodocnost
poleg drugih koristnih druzabnih
naprav, k sluzijo v obco korist
c~lovestvu.
Kdor Sc zeli pouciti natancneje
o zadruznih ~podjetjih, - kar je
treba znati vsakemu, XII sc steic
na%obrazenim mai nemudoma naro-
Ct knjigo
"ZADRUzNA PRODAJALNA
ALI KONSUM",
XII 10 je zalozila SLOW. sekcija j.
s. z.
CENA KNJIzICI JE 15c ENA
s PoSTNINo in Sc 10 naroca pr
upravnistvu Proletarca. 2146
Blue Island Ave, Chicago, III.
Trgovci knjig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
KAPITALIZEM IN DELAVSKE
MEZDE.

l''lav>ka media me- more bit.
nlkdar taNo NeIlka. da hi kapita.
Il>iu on""oclIa nJcgovo dojetje i'm
GA hl mu odFzcIa moznoNi. da zlvi
"d >Noj'gd d"J"iJa. IakaI Gee hi
..I" NapljaIl>u'no iarnanJ" mad
"~.'"NNN!I"l |al'''FamI po NINJl pla-
81 "p'"'i''h"' ''"aJ hl kapi'aIlNi
~ "a\h" "!liN''l NN"Jr podJ'iJ".
N'' pa ">'Nd'IJo "'IaNcI : NNoJIm
'rIo'" '''Jo \r''n">i' Nak"r Jc
"J,. P'"'" '""''@ad'iJ kaPitalISt
'"',r >loJ'"'u 'arhahJu ne opuStl
~Pu"J''Ja' e mia pac 'o"I''N "i
meg" '"o"'''N' Isl "'l' ga ''N'NarJa
y'''.o'I '|~N'r''I""J' 'rlal>'ya y
N"P''"''N,'''l ur''"o' 'or'J DELAY
~" U"'|'" I'N"ar ne more haraSti
Wv 'H.. 'N'',' NJ' "' P'''''ndI"
NI'' 'N'""J' "''"N'"'
''''' '>''"' >\'J'uI u'
' -'''' '''''''. N"P''a''S'
P'"'" q" "J'S"'" "'''
,''."'' nI''"o' j. "T," '''"'lo' am
L"' ''"o mani 'E'o >''"""S''
~ ""P" '"'""' w" w
'" as "'"IJ'"'o
t'p'
"''E' .''J' ma
y.i "lo u" P'N' ioS
,oI.oL Laa;,aI",a
ao drnnara La,
JuLo;i.I.a ~: ..Ia
,orn1;;sr.a
oIov""na a aII;tt'
trnomao =; ~aIimmi; nJ1
bIoco do,.t; "a aJnoda
I'd nrchitko Il - . dohi Lon;,oI;s,
: tom do nIo5a doIaron mnoao
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

he in nj miru. Use dist pc pred
mestju. Najbrz Sc vrnem ma dvor,
zakaj vem, da sem doloGena, da
zbudim ma svetu veliko poor
most"
"Tudi JAZZ SEN svoj cas- mislila,
da 81 posvetim javncmu zivlje-
nju,' jc pripomnila raca. "Koli-
ko reel jc zrelih "a premcmbo.
Pred caSom sem prcdScdovala ia
vr"mu Shodu in sprcjeli smo &C.
10 vr>to rcSolucij, obsojajo5ih vse.
kar nam nj bio po godu. Pa pray
doSti MISC izdalc. Scdaj Sc zani-
mann "a domaGe zivljcnje in po-
>vccam Svojo Skrb rodbini."
"A JAZZ sem %uStvarjena IN jaw
most jc odgovorila rakcta. lin
tudi moja ilahta, cello naiSkrom-
u"jSi sorodniki pray tako. Kjer Sc
p%okazcmo, zbujamo povSod veil
10 pozoruoSt. Jaz niSem Sc vStopi-
la iavnoSt. a kcdar So to zgodi.
bo tudovit PRIOR. kar pa Sc do.
maccga livlicnja tee. j. ola uicm
. tlovck nitro star i'm duh So odvra.
ja od viSjih reel"
Eth, viSoka Strmljcnia. kaka
80 lcpa," j. dciala raca. Ito M,
j. >pomnilo. ia sem laGua."
Pa jc odplavala L vodo pouav.
ljaio6: "Kvak, kvak. kvak."
"Nmitc Sc. vrnitc Sc" ic xii.
Gala rakcta. "muogo YAM imam,
Sc povedati."
Ampak raca So nj menila "a
mjcno klicanjc.
VESSEL me. da jc odSla." ic de
jala rakcfa sauna Scbi. ''Picli st
ME talcnti"
In s. nckoliko globlje Sc jc pc
grcmila Y blato razmiSljajoca {
zapuitcnosti gcnija: kar pritcGc
Ia oh jarku diva dccka Y bcliI
Srajcah, 5 kotlitcm in Suhim dra5
jcm Y rokah.
ITO jc pa dcputaciia jc dcia
la rakc'a in ~napravila va5cn o
bra2.
%"IIci," jc zaklical eden. "po
giri stare palico. kako j. IA "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
-barva.

IisII. kaicrih obiicic po>tanc
rUmcuo, 80 eotovo u@c>rcGni. ter
so navadno zrtvc zlatcuicc. to jc
bolczcn, katcra povzroGa rucmno
baryo koIc in oGi/ Ia holczen ina
razliGnc wire i'm vzroke in kot pra-
vilo Sprcmlja tako bolezen navad-
no ncprcbavnoSt. Bolnik je ma
vadno zclo slab i'm mrSav. ter ne
zadovoljcn sam : Scboj. NaiboljSc
zdravilo Y tenn SluGaju jc Trincr-
jcvo amcriSko zdravilno grenko
vino ,kajti ono SGisti nitro eel te-
Icsni uStrOj ter Odvaja neprebav-
ne Snovi ali tezie p~rebavno hrano.
To vino okrcpi prcbavnc organe.
ter Jill tako napravi SpoSobnc "a
dclO. V SluGaju bolezni Y zclodcu.
jetrih in Grcvcsiu najvcGkrat hi
tro pomaga in olajSa bolcGine po-
pomona. Dale uStvaria dober
tex i'm pOmaga prcbavljanju. ter
odStrani zaprtje, Gc prav je mo-
gOGc TO 10 stare. Rabitc ga V stu
cajih zgube teka. telesne utruje-
nosti in slabosti ter zaprtja. V
%drOgcrijah. Jos. Triner .izdelova-
lee. 1333-1339 So. Ashland Av. .
Chicago. I'll. Ako cutie boleGine
V grlu. prsih ali V vaSih nogah.
Spomnite So ma Trinerjev Lini-
mcnt. Ako trpite pogosto ma ena-
kin boleGinah, imejte pri rokah
vcdno stckleniGico Trinerjevega
Linimenta in prepriGali SO bodete,
da je TO zelo uspesno zdravilo
proti trganju.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
DR.. w. c. 0hlendOrf, N. D

2dravnii "a u~otranje bolerui
in ranocelnik.
tHdrayniska preIskava brezplaGno-pII
eAu Js lie hdrayiia 1924 Blue Islam
Ave, Chicago. Ureduie cd l do ) p,
pol; OF 7 do 3 Iyeeer. izyen Ch!ess
tire"I bolniki mai piscjo slovonsko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Cenjeni rOjaki!

kot Stara tvrdka "a izdelovanje
harmonik ttudi Y StGrem kraju)
kakor tudi poprayo, Sc YAM pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
NaselniSka druzba ''Ilirija''
FARME.

Cd tri DO pct mill cd mcsta
Merrill V Lincoln Co. Iii Stcjc O.
krog $1,000 prcb;valcev i'm ina
vcliko indus'rijo, Sc razprostira
rodovitcp valovit Svct. Xxi je odlo-
zen "a Slovenskc farme. Skoz ia
Svet vodita dive z~cle2uiSki progi
i'm tri ukraine ccStc in tc6e wee
potokov. Zravcn tctc rcka Wis
conSin river. Ia zcmlia Sc "a Sc
daj Sc prodaja 20 - DO 16 dollar
jew akcr, kakor .ie les ma katcrcm
dclu. Fladilni poeoji iahki. Kdor
Sc zanima, maj piSc 20 poiasnilo.
NSaki dohi uatantnc podrobnosti
da j. tako ma .iaSnem prcdno ida
dcnar "a dodge voinje. Mi ne po-
Iiljamo nohenih knjiC Mi podob.
PojaSnila samo piSmcno ali "a biz
ME uStmeno pri
Iliria Colonization Co.
Sheboygan, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
~ - SAEsSgSE aSlssg'g 3Tes ss YysfT
AaAA sSs A W.
E. BACHMAN
1919 S. Centre Ave, Chicago, III

jc maJN"cja ccSko>iuvcuska de
lavnica zaStav. znakov. ccpic i'm
vSeh druSivcuih potrcbStin.
I~ahtcvajtc takoj pc poSti moi
vcliki ccuik. Iii ga VAN poSljem
- popoluoma zaStonj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
~najvisih placah jc izkoristanje
dclavca zelo veliko.

n~ajvisih plaGah je izkoristanje
dclavca zelo veliko.
Toda plaza le malokdaj doscze
tiSto najvcGjo viSino, XII hi jo lah.
10 doscgla. Pac pa Sc GcSGe bliza
SvoJi uajnizji stopnji. Najnizjo
StopnjO doSeze tedaj. ko ne more
dclavcu wee zadoStovati niti "a
COLE ~iivljcnSkc potrebScinc. Ako
delavcc oh Svojcm dclu ne lie stra-
da, ampak tudi cello magic lakctc
umrjc, tedaj Sc mora vSe delo
konGati.
Med tcma mcjama PLAYA media
Media jc tenn Mia. elm manjSc
So uavaduc livljcuSkc potrcbc de-
lavca, elm wee dclavskih moci ic
| p|odjctniku ma razpolago in elm
>ibkcJia jr odporna Sila dclavccv.
Sploluo mora biti dclavska
media tako viSoka, da ohrani de
layca lmoiucga "a dclo. ali boljSe
poycdauo. media mora hiti tako
VlSoka. ia ohrani kapitaliStu fl.
sto nero drlovuih moGi. Isl jih ra.
hi "a produciraujc. Media mora
hitl torci tako vclika. da dclavctl
omogoji. me- lc. ola hraui Samcga
Nchc. ampak da rodi kapitalizmu
'udi "a dclo @>po>obcu u%araStaj
GoSpodarSki razvoj pa gre y
Nmcri. da Sc zivljcn>ki StroSkf "a
dclavcc zniiajo in ; tenn jc dana
kaPitaliStu moiuoNt. da tudi pla.
&C. lmaujSa.
Sprcuo>, i'm moe sta bill "a de-.
lavca r. cd uckdaj dvojc ncob.
hoduo potrcbnih laSuoSti. Utna
doba rokodclca j. bila zclo dolga
StroSki ujcgovc vzgojc 50 hill "a.
tcgadclj vcliki Ncdno boil uaprc.
dujota drlitcv della i'm pa razvo.
>trojur tchuikc sta povzroGila. da
jc hila poSchua >prctuoSt i'm pa
moe Y produkciji vcduo holj od
yct. Ia diva 6initclja sta tudi ONO
gorila. la 81 - %izuGcuc dclovuc
>llc uadomc>tilr ucizuccuimi. 10
rel 'udi ccu".jSimi. omogotila p;
STA udi, da 81 uadomcStoval,
...~H.. . T af H.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
RAVNOKAR JE IZSLA
KNJIIzICA

'KatoliSka cerkev in socializem.
Knjizica obsega 50 strani. Ko.
mad Zoe. Socialisticni klubi in
posamezniki, Iii naroGe mad 25
komadov dobe 80 proc. popusta.
Naroca Sc pri upravnistvu Pro.
letarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

laka popniarnost Je ooilema'
HIM. nm Je prpomhlia ra'
keta pray Srdito' ker nj mogla Z
besedo vines.
'hrasen glaS V reSnlci; Je ma
~dalJevala zaba. "Opam' ia PRIDE
tie nocoJ TIA X rlbnlku. fogieda'l
moran pc SvOjih hterkah. SeSt lie
pin hterk imam IN boJlm Sc da
Jlh ugled; Stuka. StraSna Je Ia
poSast in pray me Sc ne bl oootav-
ljala in Jih povziIa "a zaJtrk. To-
rel ma SvldcnJe, lelo me Je VeSc-
mo- da sem Sc Z \aml razgo'ar-
Jala.
hazsoNor J' c'uha rec Jc
ueJaIa rak''a' ampaN YES cas-
ste goNorlla sauna. u" pa hI ral--
goNof'
hu'u mora PoNlUNau' Jr oct
soNorlla %apa' IN goNorJcnJc
pray rada Sama opraNIJam IaNo
Il p~rlhranlS cas- IN preplr.
frepIram pa Sc rada' Je od-
"oNorlla raketa.
MiShm, da Sc lie Sallte, lc lJl-
hc|hlI" deJaIa zaha. Fr'pma-
nJe !r pro>iaSko, zakaJ V dohri
dru|oI :" ySl "nlh miSIi' torcJ ma
SVldenJe. Tam Nldlm SvoJ' hcer-
R",
In zahlca Je odpIavala proc.
StraSno n'pmJctna oscba
STE je "cja!a raEo'a, IN SIaho
VzgoJcna. Sovrazlm lJudl, HI 60
wore 1edno /" o s"bl kakor JAZZ.
10 Je Seblcno IN %NehlcnoSt Jc 20
perna rec zIaStl IN oSebe mojcga
temperamenta, zakaj znana sem
20 SvoJi Simpatitnosti. Le vzemi-
te me "a zgIed. BoljSega zgleda
inmate. her innate tako priloznoSt,
l2korlStitc 10 brz. zakaj Y nag
kraJSem caSu Sc vrnem ma dvor.
Dobro sem zapiSana ma dvoru.
Mem ma east sta Sc prime in prin-
c'>'nJa Nc'raJ pororlIa. Seveda o
VSem tenn ma vest" mIceSar, k"r
STE Z dezelc.
'|aman 50 vncmiriatc,' jc
l'po'''''I N'yJ' P"S'ir' Isl J' N,I''
~" '''" I'SoN'@"' fJay'sa locNa'
Ct; ~. e.,
j. odaororiIa ,a"n," .Ea "''a
7oto mn,oI1,'ou ra,. '
SAM .ohn nra, ,oda nosI,som
70 l. n~aiyoiii moi VIII pona
sto imam dolgo mogovo ma
povorim talo ra,n,tn, 7oGi ia -.
sin sama NJ, rozumcm ,scga bor
r~ovorim."
..Po,.u,al,,, -, r,.o5o,oi,o -
filolofiji." .ic dcial kacji p~astir.
razproStri Svoia prclcStna prozor-
ma krila in odlrti kviSku.
"kakSrn hcdak. la mi oStal
tu.' ic dcjala rakcta. "Takih
p%rilozuoSti "a izohrazbo duha Sc
mu ne ponuja mnogo. Steer pa.
kaj mi j. TO mar Moia genial
most DO uckod ucdyomuo pravi5-
no occujcua."
In p~ocrcznila Sc ic Sc globlie Y
blato.
C.z r,kai sasa j. nrinIavaIo ,o.
lika bola raoo Ioltc ia ;molo M.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

Po par vdrgnjenih kapljicah
rravcga Pain Expellerja ma me.
stu. kjer cutie bolecine, DO we'd.
no odleglo. Cuvajte Sc ponaredb.
ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

Ia 81 sc lahko vsak XII INA Gita-
ii angleSki naroci "a cello leto. q.
M. w. Journal, uradno glasilo
organiziranih premogarjev, ali
pa Miners Magazine, uradno gla-
silo organiziranih rudarjev. Oba
lista sta tednika in SO jih naroei
pri sodr. l.. Susnarju, tajniku j.
S. z. cor Halsted & Madison St.,
4th floor, Chicago, Ill.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-09-04
Killed on 500 Line

The mangled body of a middle
aged man, in all probability a Sec
ton laborer, was found on the 500
line tracks, one mile north of Lo-
mira, at $50 O'Clock Monday morn
ing.
1t is believed that the man was
walking to LOmira along the tracks
at an early hour in the morning and
that he was struck by passenger
train No. 4.
The man was about 40 years of
age. The initials "E. D." We're en-
graved on the mans watch. A let
ter, which was badly torn was found
in his pocket. 1t was written in
German and was signed by Tillie
Druber, of Milwaukee. Only two
lines in the letter were legible and
they were, go up north and buy a
farm, but don't tell mother about it. .
In the mans trousers pocket was
found $3841.-Stevens Point Journal.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-09-04
How to Sew on Buttons

I'D rather do anything than sew
on buttons" says one young woman
who does a good portion of her own
sewing. She didn't know how, and
that gave her trouble.
This is the way Miss Annabell Tur-
ner, instructor in home economics,
University of wisconsin Extension
division, says button should be
sewed on,
Take a small stitch, bringing the
knot on the right side. Run up
through one hole of the button and
draw it down just over the knot.
Lay a pin across the button and work
the stitches over the pin. When the
button is firmly seWed on remove the
pin. Pull the button out from the ma
terial and wind the thread around the
threads between the button and the
cloth several times to form a shank.
Pass the needle through to the wrong
side and fasten the thread with sew
eral small stitches.
The shank formed makes buttoning
easier and lessons the strain on the
cloth. The knot is brought up on the
right side and under the button to
keep it from being worn off.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-09-04

BOARD OF HEALTH.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-09-04
Farmers Will Fill All SiIos This Year

Hay and grain are high and there
is a good prospect that they are go
ing to be higher. Farmers will do
we'll to hold on to the feed they have
and use it to feed or fatten livestock
This is the belief of Geo. c. Hum
phrey of the Experiment Station, the
University of Wisconsin,
Many says Mr.. Humphrey, like
ly will be unable to resist the tempta
ton to sell their crops at the high
prices which are now prevailing, but
| think they will do well, in most
cases, to keep their hay and grain.
The price of meat, believe, is going
to rise proportionally faster than the
price of feed stuffs.
Moreover, there have been
droughts in some sections of the
country, causing shortage of forage
and roughage feeds. In those dis
tricts there will be, as a result, a
big demand for grain. Thus, the Wis
consin farmer if he carefully con-
serves his forage feeds, will be in
position to profitably feed more
stock.
Except for animals that are be-
ing fattened, high priced grain, of
course, should be used very sparing-
ly. The great majority of the far
mers of the state will be well sup
piled with hay and other forage and
every man who has a silo will surely
fill it to the roof with silage, the
real value of which very few of us
scarcely realize"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-09-04
Another Serious Drouth

The July report of crop conditions
has been badly ruffled by drouth in
a considerable portion of the coun-
try. The southern half of Illinois,
considerable of Indiana, Ohio and
Iowa, nearly all of Missouri and the
entire southwest is suffering from a
drouth that luckily was belated long
enough to permit fair small grain
crop. The corn, second crop Of hay
and fall pasturage appear to have
been reduced to nothing.
The ST. Louis Times reports that
in the territory tributary to that
city there will be no surplus of pota-
toes beyond the needs of the farm
ers and that the farmers are i'm
porting hay and feed It states also
that farmers are hauling water for
their stock.
A single small town is stated by
the Times as having imported be-
tween 200 and 300 carloads of hay
and feed. The fruit crop will amount
to little in this territory.
We are fortunate in Wisconsin.
Sometimes in our supercritical way
we assume that the weather is too
wet or too dry, but when harvest
comes the crop is a good one. Sup
pose that the people who went into
the upper Wisconsin counties in the
past had met with the fate of those
who went into the drouth stricken
region and had lost their crops two
years in succession. There would
not now be more people going there
than to any other portion of the
country.
No matter from what angle the
matter is viewed the fact becomes
established that upper wisconsin is
the homeseekers' best and safest
chance.