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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
CE,TRTA SE.I.A.

Predsednik Zcleznikar otyori scio oh
;. uri popoldne. Cita So imenik zboro-
valcev. Navzaci So vsi.
Sledi %citanie zapisa;ka. XII 80 z ne
kterimi %popravki Spreime.
Precita So vahilo ".Iugo,l. Soc. klu-
l3l :. y. 7. j. ma priintcliski scstanek.
dine %. jan. Y +. S~oukupovi dvorapi.
Stavlirn in sprciet prcdlog. Ja Sc va
bilo vZame ma %znanic in 81 pc mono.
sti vdelezi sestanka.
Brat Pogorelec predlaga, mai hi SO
postal hrzoiavni p~ozirav cd tn zbra
min z~astopnikov SLOW. podp. organizacii
ma konvenciio od United Mine Workers
of America. XII Sc vrsi Y indianapolis.
Ind. Predlog sprciet soglasno.
Pozdrav 50 glaSi:
Chicago, Ill.
Convention of the United Mine
Workers of America.
Indiana polls. Ind.
Sirs and Brothers.
We. the representatives of six diffe-
rent Slovenic Fratcrnal Organizations,
representing over thirty thousand
members. assembled IN Unity COME
renee in Chicago. III. sen you fratcr-
nal greetings. wishing Won every sus-
cess in all Your undertaking for the
betterment of the conditinos of the
working class, on the industrial field.
For the Conference:
Martin zeleznikar. Chairman.
A. +. Tcrbovcc. Secretary.
Besedo dobi or. Benko. XII ic mnenja,
mai So da elanom pri eni zdruzeni orga-
~nizaciii prilika z%avarovati So IN tako
visoko posmrtnino. koliko znasa ista
zdai. ko so zavarovani pri wee razliG-
min org~anizAciia Glcde starih 6lanov
le mnenia. la hi Sc Jim &c mogo6e vsaj
nekoliko o~iaiiali %prispevki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
SESTA SEA.

Predsednik Z~eleznikar otvori seio oh
,. uri popoldne. Cita Sc imenik zboro-
%valcev. Navzoci vsi.
Nato Sc eta zapisnik. XII Sc 2 nekte.
rimi dodatki spreime.
Brat tainik poroca, da ie preeiel cd.
govor ma V kongrees poslano resoluciio.
Sc vzame ma %znanie.
Brat Gorsck predlaga, ia hi Sc dru.
stvu Francisco Ferrer' 1t. l3l s. y.
p. j. in jug. soc. klubu st. ! zahvalilo
pismeno. Spreieto.
Sled %Gitanie dopisov.
PreGita Sc pismo drustva st. 80 $. $.
p. Il. V Springfield. Ill. $ kterim Sc Re.
Ii |zborovanju nailepsi uspeh. Iste vse-
bine ie pismo Dir. Studen6ek st. lO5 s.
y. =. j. liz Indianapolis, Ind. in DIR.
cleo Tolstoi'' Il. 2O5 s. n. p. j. V
New Duluth, MINI. Mnogo uspeha
konferenci zeli tudi dopis roiakov
Vidrih. KavGit, Baudek, Gostisa in
Kocjan IL C%onemaugh, Pa.
Dale pozdrav DR.. "Smarnica" St.
81 8. n. =. J. V Jenny Lind. Ark.
Ma dnevni red pride volitev pri-
pravlialnega odbora.
Brat Verderbar prcdlaga, ia nal
p%ripravlialni odbor della Y soglasiu 2
II. odbori vsch p%rizadetih organiGcii.
Pripravlialnemu odboru, mai DO do.
v%olien vstop Y vsc glavne urade o
mcnienih %orgnnizacii in sme zahtevati
vse potrebnc podatkc IL glavnih ura-
dov drustev, XII SO IN zdruzitev. Pred.
log spreict.
Nato Sc dcbatira o poslovaniu pri.
pravlialnega odbora. V razpravo pose.
icio br. Verdcrbar. Mladic, Sitter.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03

Brat Honda priporota smrtnine $3.50,
$500, $1,000 i'm 1000.
Brat Ncrdcrhar mcni. da hi bilo tei.
ho d"biti dovoljno Stevilo CLANCY. Ii
hi 81 hotcli z~avarovati n $1,000. ker
10" ro hodoti %lestvici jake mo pla
r"Nali ~ TAX visok razred.
Brat sitter poroca. ia :. d. Z. T..
lrli, mai bi ~ dolo6ila smrtnina "A
500. $3.50. 5000 in $1,000. Y potrebi tn.
ID ~ $1,000 On N svojo o,ebo priporo
90 IN razred.
Brat Nrrderhar meni. da 800 smrt-
nine j" prcmalo ~ dos,ojeu pogreb DO
n"kterih kraiih, pa6 pa hi zadostovalo
Sl'o. Porora, la So pri $. y. T.. j. Ella
M. ii zaPustr svoie smrtnino .Iednoti.
ker nimal" >urodnikov in taxi go,ovo
ne lclc vi>okc smrtnine.
Brat Bcnko meni. da hi bila umestna
rallcli;"v Nmrtninc pc %naGinu. kot ga
ic PriPorojal brat Honda.
Brat Icleznikar meni. da hi bila ma j
'iSia smrtnina dovoli $4,000.
Brat Kondn ~iziavlia. da ie le il TO.
"a rlroka ~ posmrtnino do 100000 o
k"r o~h>toiaio ic danes SLOW. iednote. XII
NN"ic elan" zavaruieio tako visoko in
k"r ~ n"mog"de. la So v sluGaiu zdru.
zitv" p%ridruliio tudi jednotc. XII danes
nIN" IA za>topane. Lahko Sc pa doloei.
Ia 80 mora priglasiti gotovo stevilo Ella
nov N $1,000. predno Sc ia razred 1--WE.
Ijavi.
Brat StrfanGic meni, da hi Sc IN
tako VlSoko usmrtnino oglasili IT, starr
tlani.
Brat lvansck zeli V TEN ozirn pojas.
Mia.
Brat ZeleHnikar poiasni v zadovoli-
Stvo.
Brat Fritz .ic IN visoko smrtnino V
I%ni"re~u ntrokc oziroma narasGanja.
nrat Sarc mcni, da hi bilo amesno.
Gee hi So clanom dala prilika zvisati
vSmrtnino n. pr. v 6asu dveh meSccev.
Starost pa Iii sc vzela srednia.
Brat Miklau5it zeli vsmrtnino $50.
500, $1,000 in $500.
Brat Kondn stavi predlog ~ : raj
redov. kar So sprejme.
Brat Miklau6it prcdlaga ~ nainizii
razred $4,000.
Brat Kondn Protipredlaga $4,000.
Brat Gantar 'tavi Posr. prcdlog ~
$4,000.
Sprcjet prcdlog br. Miklnucita.
Drug razrrd: Prcdlog br. Sarca "a
$500. ProtiPrcdlog br. IIrastn m $500.
PrcdIog br. Sarca psrciet.
Priziv %maniSinc. XII zeli ~ >. razrcd
500 Smrtninc. 80 vIamc ma Znanie.
Trctji razrcd: M prcdlog br. Sku-
bica Sc sklene. ia znaSa smrinina N
Ia razred $1,000.
Cetrti razrcd: Ma prcdlog br. Sarca
50 doloci smrtnina cctrtega razrcda ma
$1jOO.O0.
Pcti rnzred: VA prcdlog br. IvanSe
ka Sc doloci Smrtnina pctcga razreda
ma 100000.
Citanic piscm. Drustvo ~"Slovcnski
Priinteli' st. III =. y. T.. j. il Ma
%rianna, Pa. zeli konferenci naibolisi
uspch in pozdravlia zborovalcc. V
istem smislu pisano .ic tudi pismo brata
Paulenich IL Sharon. Pa. Sc vzamc ma
%znanie.
Nnamc So dcbata. 10 katerc svote
in do katere s%tarosti So spreiemaio Ella
nj y WISH razrcd.
Brat Sarc jc mnen. ia, mai bi Sc spre-
jel vsak elan do As. leta do naivisiega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
PETA SEA.

Prcdsednik zeleznikar otvori scio oh
pol dcveti uri z%iutrai. Cita So imenik
~Zorovalcev. NavzoGi vsi.
Nato So eta zapisnik. Xxi So sprcime.
Precitaio SO rcsoluciie od br. Gerse.
ka, I'D br. Sarca in br. ZabriGa.
Brat Mladic predlaga. da Sc reso.
lucije odloze ma pozneisi Gas.
Brat Hrast protiprcdlaga, da So re-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03

Netina tega zhora izreka, ia mai Sc
vsc podporne o~rganizacijc. XII SO hoGe.
10 zdruziti y eni podporni organizaciii,
razpuste, izvzemSi ). y. Z. j. in So
mai tako Po razpustitvi pridruiiio $.
y. p. !.
Razlogi:
l. Ker je zakonito zdruiitev lc ma
Ia naein mogo6a.
,. Ker nj nobcncga. HI hi iamtil. ia
je premoienie icdnot in zvcz varno ma
loieno. ako hi Sc hkrati razpustilc vse
organizaciie in hi ne bilo ~ ustanov
liene podpornc organizaeiie. kateri
lahko TazPuStene organizaciic izro6e
,voie premolenje.
,. Ker hi nastala najvet ia zmeSnia-
Va. ako bi So Use organizaciie hkrati
razpustile IN hi ne bilo nobenc organ-
zaciie. ki hi skrbcla ~ ~izplatevanic
bolniSkih podpor, pogrebnih stroskov
in posmrtnin.
:. Ker ie l~ogieno, da oStanc Y xiv
lieniu tista organizaciia XII ie mai
vctia Pc p~remozeniu in 6lanstvu, dok-
Ter sc zdruzitev zakonitim potion po-
polnoma ne izvrSi.
, Ker So lahko pc iLvrseni zdruzitvi
%izrete tlanstvo potion >ploSnega glaso-
vania. ako mai obdrzi ~ziruzcna pod.
porna organizaciia ime \. y. Z. J. ali
80 il da pa drugo imc.
Il. Ker Sc mora po izvrseni zdruzitvi
vr'iti konvencija. ma kateri bodo dele
gatie in delegatinic osvoiile pravila
move zdruzene organizaciic.
:. Ker nam nacelna iziaya in spre-
iete re-olucije ma konvcnciii =. y. =.
j. jamtijo, la IOWA zdruiena organiza-
ella ne more krcniti ma stare nazad-
niaSkO pot. Iii ie kriva, da imamo ia
mes toliko podpornih organizacii.
ri razlogi so odloGili. ia Sc ie ve6i-
ma te conference izrekla. ia mai Sc
zdrukitev Organizacij izvrsi TEN po-
tom, ker ie to edna prava in zakonita
pto.
II tega vZroka priporo6a vecina te
conference, da mai .io CLAM vseh priza
detih organizacii osvoie.
81 Fabric
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Resolucija ~predlozena cd br. Gorseka

W. oH
Kako mai Sc splosno glasuic.
/. Rok "a splosno glasovanie mai
traia diva meseCa.
>. vsaka glasovnica mai DO indivi-
dualna.
,. Vsak elan ali clanica. XII ie gla-
soval ali glasovala mai Sc svoiim last
MIN Podpisom potrdi svoio ~glasovnico.
!. Ma glasovnici mai bodo vsi pred
logi veeine in manisine. ako ie manjsi-
ma zahtevala tako.
>. Tainik ali t%ainica druStva mai ma
poscbni lictini oznaci kOliko iih ie Ola.
Sovalo "A eden ali drug predlog, poleg
mai pa mai Sc rezultat glasovanja ia V
zapisnik.
g.. Tainik ali ,%ainica mai vse glasov-
nice odposlie odboru. XII bo incl pra
vico Steti glasove glasovnicc takih Ella
nov in c%lanic. XII ne znaio pisati, mai
potrdita diva clana 5 svoiim podpisom
ia ic ma glasovnici irazena leila Ella
ma ali 6lanica.
:. Ako Sc o enem in istem predlogu
%glasuic dvakrat. to ie IN predlog veGi.
ne in manjSinc. ie glas "a doti6ni pred
log ncvcliaven.
@. Splosnega %glasovania Sc moraio
pri vsaki podporni organizaciii vdele.
Liti hvc tretiini. kcr tako zahtcva IN.
kOn. Gorsek.
Sklenc Sc natO. da Sc pozove Y dvora.
no o~dvetnika. radi raznih pojasnil.
ktcre rabimo V zadevi zdruzitvc, kOt
ic hilo ~sklenieno ie ma tretii sell.
Odvetnik poda razlitna poiasnila.
Brat Nerderbar poiasniuic. ia odvet-
mix mcni. da zdruicnie, ic mogo6c brez
zdrnyniSke preiskave in So moraio
spreieti tudi clani starr mad Go let.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
ADVERTISEMENT
SL0Y. DELAYSkA
P0DP0RNA zVEzA
Inhorporirana n. apriia 1909
drfAu Penn.
Sedez: C~onemaugh, p
UsuAaovljenA dine ls. augusta
1905

Sedez: COnemaugh, Pa.
GLAvNI URADNIK1;
prd.ednik: FRAN PAvLovCIC, box 7O5, Conemaugh, Pa
Podpredsednik: JOSH ZORKo, r. F. q. 3, box ola, West Newton, Pa
Tamil; ALOJZIJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
BlagGnik: JOSH zELE, CLOS st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
ANDREJ vIDRIH, box 53, Conemaugh, Pa.
NADZoRNIKI:
vILJEM SITTER, l. nadzornik, Lock box 81, Conemaugh, Pa.
FRAN TOMATO, 2 nadzornik, Gary, Ind, Toleston, Sta, box 80
NIKOLAJ POVSE, B nadz, l Craib. ST., Numrey Hill n. S. Pittshurg, Pa
PoRoTNIKI:
IVAN GORsEK, l porotnik, West Mineral, Kansas, box 2l.
JAKoB KOCJAN, 9 porotnik, 400 Ohio Street, Johnstown, Pa.
AJOZ1J KARLlNGER, ). porotnik, Grard, Kansas, X. +. d. I. box Sc
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK.
F. J. Kern, NJ d, e2Oe St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
GIAvNI URAp y Hist st. IS Main street. concmaugh. Pa.
PoMozNI ODBOR.
Dremej Jozef, box 2T5, Conemaugl, Pa.
Gaenik Ivan, X. +. u. 5, box 81, Johnstown, Pa.
ZamGn Franc, box J6, Conenaugh, Pa.
Klnar Martin, sl2 Chestnut street, JohnSown, Pa.
Rupert Jakob, box 2S, Soth Fork, Pa.
Gabreuja Malta, 500 Broad Street, Johnstown, Pa.
Delegate IA zlruztveni sestanek Inc IA januarja 1914.
NiJem Star, box 81, Conemaugh, Pa
Reboj Ivan, Glencoe, Ohio.
Stefan Fabric, bX 22T, Garrett, Pa.
Brk Zofla, 6O9 Glass ave Cleveland, Ohio.
uraino Classic: PRoLETAREC, flag Blue Island Ave, Chicago, ILL.,
Cenjena drustva, Ozmoma nUh uradniki, so uIjudno proseni, posljati ve
dOpse in denar, aravnOs N a gavnega tajnika in nkogar drugega. Denar maj
&c pos6a gasom praviL, edno potion Potnih; Exprenih; ali BanSnh denarnih
uakaznic nikakor pa lie potion privanh Gekov.
V slueaju, da opazijo drustveni tajniki pi pOr&Hh gavnega tainika kke
PomaujkGvost, maj to nemudoma naznanio uad gavuega tainika. da 81 V pn
bodnje pOpravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03

s~olueije vzamcio na znanje in priobeiio
' zapisntku, y razpravo pa pridejo po.
zneje. Sprejeto.
Resolucija br. Sarca Sc ilasi:
Nova zdruzcna podporna organizaci.
ia MAJ izdaia svoj list in steer tednik
V obliki in Smeri ~sedanjega "Glasila"
=. y. 7. j..
Razlogi;
/. ker ic lostcu list potrcben y ob.
rambo organizacije in So ga mora ia
ko urejevati, kakor sklcne organizaci.
ia, XII ga l~astuic.
>. Ker Spada 6~asopisje med naiboli-
50 agitntori6no srcdstvo vsakc organi.
zacije.
,. ker 80 ie pri S. n. p. j. praktie-
n" dokazalo, la je list, ako ga izdaja
organizaeilo. velike vaznosti "a cello
oragnizaciio in najboljse sredstvo v DO.
in 2 nasprotniki.
=. Kcr So do sedaj Molekovo resolu-
clio o%svoiilc Stir podporne organizaci.
ie, XII 50 Lastopane ma tel konferenci.
Iniciativa in referendum.
Netina te conference izreka, da Sc
pirobtiJo vsi predlogi, O katcrih DO cd,
lo@ilo sploSno ~glnsovanje. najmanj tri
meSeee pred splosnim gl~asovanjem.
Razlogi:
|. Da imajo clani dosti casa. da raz-
pavljajo o vseh prcdlogih iavno v Ii
Stih. HI Sc oddajo ma splosno glaso-
vanje.
>. Da imaio posamezna drustva dosti
casa, da izdelaio svoie prcdloge "a
sploSno glasovanic in dobe pOdporo cd
desetih razli6nih drustev IL desetih
raznih drhav, ia Sc odda niih predloge
: predlogi in r%esoluci iami, te konfe
renee. ma sploSno g~lasovanie.
Sarc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-03
Kako mai Sc zdruzimo.

Resolucija br. Zazrica:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-28
Order of Creditors to Present Claims

Order of Creditors to Present Claims,
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey. IS. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jennie
A. Bolton, Deceased
of Jennie A. Bolton, Deceased, late of
the County. of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota being granted to Edgar P.
Bolton and Nellie A. McCafferty.
1t Is Ordered, That six months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or de-
required to file the same in the Probate
Court of said County, for examination
and allowance, or be forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in October, 1914, at 10 o'clock
a. m, at a General Term of said Pro-
House,ein the City of st. Paul, in said
County, be and the same hereby is
appointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and de-
mands.
And it is Further ordered, That no
tice, of such hearing be given to all
Estate, by forthwith publishing this
Order once in each week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Catholic Bulletin
a legal newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County.
Dated at st. Paul this 9Th day of
March, 1914.
By the Court:
E. w. BAZILLE
Judge of Probate
(Seal of Probate Court.)
Willis & Cahill,
Attorneys, Globe Bldg. st. Paul.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-28
OLD WORLD NEWS.

Priests School in Japan.-In the
Bright Star School of Osaka, Japan,
no less than six hundred boys are now
under the care of Reverend N. Walter,
who claims the distinction of being the
only American-born priest in Japan.
Most of the pupils belong to the
wealthy families of Osaka or central
Japan. Their ages vary from thirteen
to eighteen years. Only fifteen are
baptized, so that it will be seen that
Father Walter is we'll liked among the
pagans. There are two hundred boys
in the catechism class, however, SO
that more converts may be expected
in the near future.
Australians Labor Party.-In the
new Government of New South Wales
Australia, Catholics are well repre-.
scented. In the new Labor Party there
are nineteen Catholics.
New Kings Secretary.-Capta
Teaton Armstrong, private secretary
to Prince William of Wied, who has
just become King William I. of AL
bania, is an Irishman belonging to a
family well known in Limerick and
Tipperary.
Benedictines at Tyburn.-The Ador
ers of the Sacred Heart in Tyburn
Convent, London, now wear the Bene
dictine habit, the cowl, however, re
naming white, on account of their
Eucharistic vocation, says The Uni
verse of London. The Congregation
to which the Tyburn nuns belong was
at its origin, based on many of the
Benedictine observances, and it has
now obtained the privilege of being
altogether under the Rule of st. Bene.
dict, with it's own constitutions. And
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-28

Of infantry, the other of marines, who
entered the monastery in 1859 and
1871 respectively, have been awarded
10000 francs each.
DR.. Gardner Makes a Convert
The Rev Leonard Allan Corslie, an
Anglican minister, who has been re-
ceived into the Catholic Church, de-
clares that his faith in the "continu-
ity" of the Apostolic succession in the
English church was finally shattered
by reading ''Lollardy and the Refor-
nation" a work by the late Dr. Card
ner.
Pope's Cousin is Dead.-The Pope
wired a deathbed blessing to his cou-
sin, Father Maddalena Pedrini, who
died in a hospital at Troviso of old
age. Father Pedrini spent his life
as parish priest at Collatta. He left
the Pope his life savings of $1,000.
Thousands of Pekin Converts
Catholic churches, chapels and schools
in China are filled with pagans eager
to be instructed in the Catholic faith.
Converts are counted by the thou
sands. In Pekin last year there were
$4,000 converts, and $4,000 pagans are
now under instruction. There would
be more were there more priests.
Good Results of separation.-By the
separation of church and state in
France the laity has been reused to a
keen sense of it's religious responsible
tiles. Proofs of this awakened spirit
among laymen multiply daily. "'L'As-
sociation Catholique de la Jeunesse
Franchise numbers one hundred thou
sand workers who are under thirty
years of age and who belong to every
rank of society. The Union Catho-
lique des Cheminots,' fifty thousand
strong, was founded fifteen years ago
by Jealous Alastian priest; the asso-
citation of les Gymnastics Catalogues
is becoming daily more numerous.
These and other Catholic associations
organize congresses, public pilgrim
ages to Rome and Lourdes and for the
gymnastics open air meetings."
Remains of Leopold II.-Many his
toric memories have been revived by
the removal of the mortal remains of
Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany,
from the Church of the Twelve Apos-
ties, Rome He lived for twelve years
in exile in Rome, after a reign of
thirty-five years, and was laid to rest
there in 1870 The removal of his
body to Vienna has been effected at
the desire of the Grand Duke Joseph
Ferdinand for burial in that city. Fa-
Their Tommaso Rori blessed the coffin
and celebrated Mass, a representative
of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy be-
ing present, ere the coffin was trans
ported to the terminus en- route for
Vienna.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-28

How pleasing to the Heart of Jesus
are those who visit Him often and
love to keep Him company in the
church where He dwells in His Sacra-
ment!
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-28

Plaza Church Centenary.-This year
the old Plaza Church of Our Lady of
the Angels, Los Angeles, CAL, will OBJ
serve it's centenary. In commemora-
ton of the event the historic edifice
is being restored. The cornerstone
was laid in 1914, but it was not finished
and dedicated until 1922.
Record of Catholic kniehts.-A re.
view of the work Of the Catholic
Knights of America since their organi.
zation in 1877, shows that there are
now 526 branches, in forty-three
States, with a total membership of
$4,000. $1S,750,000 have been paid
out to benefciaries, comprising 1900
widows and $4,000 orphans.
Protestant Educator Would Cooper
ate.-Dr. Eugene A. Noble, president
of Dickinson College, reports a CONVEX.
sation he had with "a notable priest
of the Roman Catholic Church. who
assured him shat the primary motive
in the new movement of the Catholic
teachers in the New York city schools
to give religious instruction, was to
counteract the influence of free-think.
ing, and he expressed the hope that
Professionals would do what the Roman.
lists feel ought to be done" DR.. Noble
continues: after thinking the matter
over, I do wish that the Protestant
denominations might get together and
cooperate in this movement"
The Springdale news., 1914-10-09
SOME NEW FACES AT
 THE LOCAL POSTOFFICE

Miss Lola Limbaugh arrived home latter part Of last week from Arka- delphia where she went at the be ginning of the school term to accept a position as teacher in domestic fence at Henderson-BroWn College. Conditions were not 10 her liking and she resigned to accept q position i'll tie local postoffice Fred Reed is another new face i'll the postoffice, taking the place of Will Simons, who has resigned to engage ill other pur- suits Will is an exemplary young man and has proven his worth since his connection with the office That he will succeed in whatever he un- dertakes his friends have no doubt. The postmaster is to be congratulat- ed on securing such efficient helpers as Miss Limbaugh and Mr. Reed, and while few mistakes will likely oc- cnr until they get the run of the worl taee will soon haze everything going smoothly
The Springdale news., 1914-10-09
Tuesday. Oct. 18th.

Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
 There are roo horses of various strains with The Greatest Show on Earth. There are the blue -blooded lords of the saw-dust ring, trained and spirited animals There are the eager, slim bodied racers that take part in the contests of the hippo drome, and not the least iii importaHe are the heavy and powerful Clydes- dales and Pereherons. which haul the enormous amount of paraphernalis from the circus train to the show grounds and back again.
 While the Barnum X Bailey man. agement has not overlooked single detail this year, particular atten- tion has been given to the arenie features and some marvellous acts have been imported from Europe for the circus showing only This alone has cost the circus pretty penny, but the great demand for something new each year has resulted ill the circus going across the seas to get il.
 New York voted the Barnnm < Bailey circus the biggest and best in recent years, and this stamp of ap- proval only strengthens the general belief that in the circus realm there is only one great circus, and that is the Barnum X Bailey organization
 The Big Free Street Parade will leave the show grounds promptly at 9 a. m. on the morning of show date.
 Excursion rates Oh all railroads.
The Springdale news., 1914-10-09
 NOTICE.

Owing to the fact that oyerdrafts are an undesirable asset. and believ. ing that the exentsion of this line of credit is dangerous to the best in terests of our business; and owing to the fact that the practice of allow ing oyerdrafts has been condemned : the Courts. and the Bank Examiners, both State and National.
 We, the undersigned banks of Springdale. agree that after this date the practice will be discontinued and such overdrafts as We now have on our books will be closed out as soon as possible.
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
 By | P Denver. Cashier FARMERS < MERCHANTS BANK
 By Lee Sanders, Cashier. October !. 1911.
The Springdale news., 1914-10-09
BIG FOOT BALL GAME
 FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON

One Of the best foot ball games of the season will be played at the High School campus Friday afternoon when the local high school team meets the second team from the University of Arkansas The game was arranged af- ter the schedule of the locals had been practically filled, and this game coming just one week in advance of the game with Fort Smith High gives the local enthusiasts chance to see some Of the best fGot ball of the year. Coach Pickering has informed Coach NiXon that he is sending a number of the second string men here, in or der 10 give the local lads some tough work. He also stated that the men would weigh between f35 and 165. Tie game will be interesting although the locals are the small end odds in tae chances Of winning. The local team is this season playing one Of the strongest schedules Of any high school in the state. and in playing the second team of the University, they are going any high school in the state one better IL is only the larger colleges throughout Arkansas that get game with the second string men, but Springdale High has been fortunate enough to secure q game with this team almost each sea son. Two years ago the local high were winners against the University second team, and four years ago the local team was annihilated 7S to 0. All rooters and foot ball enthusiasts should be out this Friday afternoon
The Springdale news., 1914-10-09
U. S. GOV. LAND FREE

Under special act of congress the agricultural land in the T.. $. For est Reserve of Arkansas can now be homesteaded in tracts of l60 acres to each person, free of cost 100000 acres free pasturage range where cattle, hogs and sheep fatten eight months in the year without grain. No overflow lands Country very healthy and we'll watered with running streams We select these agricult- ural lands. take applicant to lands and locate you Send 9 cents for State map. showing location of Re serve and copy of Special Act to
 A Y. Alexander, Locating engin- eer, Little Rock, Ark.-Advt.