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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-10-28
Oak Grove TEENS.

Mrs. George Sargent called on
Mrs. r. D. Wigger one evening
last week.
A. L. Gilmore and family were
Appleton City visitors Thursday.
Frank Gutterman moved to Cal.
Ferguson s farm Friday. recently
vacated by Sam Young and F. A.
Kretzinger will move to his farm
vacated by Mr.. Gutterman.
Thelma Sargent spent Fri
day night with Elizabeth Pheas--
ant.
Misses Hattie and Martha
Gragg spent Friday with Mrs. c.
T. Quick.
VIM. Gragg and Cleve Hunter
were Butler visitors Friday.
Several of this vicinity have
heen attending the meeting at
Pleasant Ridge.
A large crowd attended the box
supper at Oak Grove Saturday
night. They made about thirteen
dollars which will be used for IL
brary funds.
Mrs. VIM. Gragg left Friday
for Oklahoma where she will Wis
it her son.
There We're two car loads mo-
tored to Westfield Sunday night
to attend the meeting held by
Rev. Shirk. ....
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The Butler district assembly of
the Daughters of Rebekah |. o.
o. F. will meet at Hume Friday,
Nov. S. The district is composed
of Rich Hill, Hume, Foster. Rich
ards and Metz,
Wool shirts 81, Black & Arm
old.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stone went
to Archie Tuesday where they at
tended surprise birthday party
in honor Of the seventy-third
birthday of Mrs. Mary A. Mar
shall. an aunt of Mr.. Stone.
If you need a heating stove,
buy a Round Oak, Bennett-Wheel-
er. Mere. Co.
Friday night the first number
Of the lecture course was. given at
Fisk's opera house. Ada Roach
and her company of musicians and
readers pleased a large audience
and if the rest of the numbers are
as good as the first the course
this winter will be one of the best
ever put on in the city.
Keep peace in the family, buy
Round Oak Heater, Bennett
Wheeler Mere. Co.
George and William Ruble,
president and cashier of the bank
of Amsterdam have disposed of
their holdings in that institution
to Clyde Bailey of Kansas and
will devote their time to the man.
agement of their fine farm.
See our Round Oak Chief Range
before you buy, Bennett-Wheeler
Mere. Co.
Your first heating stove was a
Round Oak, why not this one be
the same Bennett-Wheeler Mere.
Co.
Judge and Mrs. c. J. Henry and
Miss Ruby Rosser left the last OF
the week for the Pacific coast
where they will attend the Pana-
ma exposition and visit other
points in interest in that part Of
the country.
Round Oak y signifies quality
and economy. Buy a Round Oak
stove, Bennett Wheeler Nero. Co.
Mrs. Ina Tiffany and Mrs.
Paul Preston who have been Wis.,
ting at the home of Ed Culver
returned to their homes in Kansas
City Tuesday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Culver who will
visit in Kansas City for a few
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen and
Mrs. Henry Smith of Adrian were
in the city Monday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-10-28
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.

Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
O. C. Atterbury of Harrisonville
was a. Butler visitor Sunday.
& All wool suits Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Alley are
spending few days in Urich Wis.,
ting Mrs. Alleys parents.
All leather shoes, Black & Arm
old.
Mrs. S. w. Davis is spending a
week in Kansas City, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Claude w. Cos
grove.
All wool sweaters, Black &
Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Shubert Of
Bolton were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Len Shubert a few days the
first of the week:
All wool hose, Black & Arnold.
Earl Carson who is attending
school at Springfield came in
Wednesday and will spend week
visiting home folks.
All wool overcoats, $40. Come
IN and try, one, Black &aArnold.
Harry CARRIER of route 4 was in
town Tuesday and made this Of
flee pleasant call and Subscribed
for the best paper in the county.
More Fiber suit cases, looks
like leather Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. j. Conklin, I'm
Gle Nose Conk1in and Henry Car
son motored over to Foster Sun
day and spent the day with Joe
T. Smith and family.
Mems and boys high top leather
boots, Black & Arnold.
Mrs. w. F. Hemstreet returned
the last Of the week from Webb
City, where she had spent coup
lie of weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. j. Martin.
Boys overcoats and suits at
right prices, Black & Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Smith mo-
-tored up to Lees Summit Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Smith who is
a travelling salesman and makes
most Of his territory with an auto
mobile.
Duck coats, corduroy pants,
overalls that wear, Black & Arm
old.
Will have work for number
Of men all winter on the Duvall
ranch. Call me at the ranch.
2-2t John Howard,
Manager.
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Fred G. Schuyler and Miss
Stella NJ. Lane both of Spruce
were united in marriage Wednes-
day forenoon by the Rev. E. K,
Wolfe at the parsonage of the M
E. Church, South.
Tuesday morning Miss Minnie
Ruth Baer and George w. Boz
court, both of Rich Hill, were
united in marriage at the Presby-
terrain manse, Rev. Geo. r.
Scroggs officiating.
Mrs. S. N. Wood of Denver,
Col, and Mrs. H. H. Piggott of
Helena. Mont, who attended the
funeral of their brother, l.. N.
Frizzel, in this city last week
have returned to their homes.
Miss Winnie Stone entertained
the Loyal Daughters Sunday
School class at her home on High
Street Thursday evening. Dainty
refreshments were served and
the young ladies had jolly good
time.
j. Il. Shut came over from
Warrensburg Sunday on bust
ness trip and to meet old friends.
lie informs us that the work Of
rebuilding the normal buildings
which were burned some time ago
is being rushed to the limit.
Mrs. j. F. Fox of route 8 was
a caller at this office Friday and
renewed for her favorite paper.
Mrs. Fox has been Il reader of
the Times for many years and
says it would be hard to do with
out it.
The Evergreen class of the NJ.
+. Church, South, Sunday school
was delightfully."- entertained
Thursday afternoon of last week
by Mrs. Sam Barr at her home on
West Dakota. After the regu-
lar business was disposed of a
dainty lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. English of
Hobart, Okla, spent a few days
in this city the first Of the week
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Walton English
and Mr.. Walton are partners in
the Walton Mortgage Co., in that
city.
Wesley Denton, cashier of the
Peoples Bank and Wesley Black,
assistant cashier of the Missouri
State Bank attended the meeting
If group 1 of the State Bankers
Association which was held at
he Hotel Baltimore in Kansas
City on Tuesday.
The jefferson City Democrat
Tribune says one of the reasons
suffrage was so badly
defeated in New Jersey was that
he young and good looking wo-
nen were not permitted to lead
he movement. It is a good thing
he editor of the Democrat-Tri-
une lives a long way from New
'ersey:
The sale of the Butler and Rich
ill Telephone exchange by Mrs.
to H. w. Neuschafer
I Shelbyville, Mo-, has been ap-
roved by the state public util- +
les commission, and Mr.. Neu-
:hafer is now in full charge. Mr..
Ieuschafer was formerly connect
d with this company and is thor
ughly familiar with it.
Joseph F. Young, n years old, 1
led at his home on Feast Maple s
treet, Saturday, Oct. %, 1915 of
Ifirmities of old age. He was a I
ar veteran and for many years I
resident of this city. The fame
i took place from the residence 1
unday, conducted by Rev. Mall
= Of the Walnut st. NJ. E. I
hurch, and burial made in Green ]
AWu cemetery He 10 survived .
! . wife, son and daughter.-Ii
ish Hin Review. 4
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Leaders for 80 years


Mrs. Taylor of Adrian is visit
ing Miss Eta Denny.
Born to Mr.. aid Mrs. John
Coleman, Sunday, October "a, a
son. .
Mrs. Sam Gosnell visited rela-
tives in Rich Hill the last Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Allen and
Frank Ream motored to Kansas
City Sunday.
Mrs. r. +. Patterson Of Adrian
spent Monday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stone.
Ray Griffith returned Monday
from weeks vacation spent
with relatives near Urich.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Stage of West Adams street, Mon
day morning, October Is, a girl.
Lee Charles of Kansas City was
in the city the last of the week
visiting his sister, Mrs. Il. l.. Fisk.
Everybody trade at Frank T..
Clays, the Booster Store, and
vote your coupons for Amy Eg-
gleson. soc w At "
Mrs. nj. G.. Arnold returned the
first of the week from visit to
relatives at independence and
Odessa, Mo.
Mrs. Ed Dudley and little son,
who has been visiting relatives in
Wichita, Kas., returned home the
first of the week.
Will Arnold and son, w. ID.
Arnold, made business trip to
Amoret and Amsterdam the lat
ter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Welton,
Geo. Newton and sister, Miss Lor-
inc, motored up to Kansas City
returning Sunday.
Found: A fine collie dog.
Owner may reclaim same by call
ing at this office, describing dog,
and paying for this notice. ,52-tf
julius Levy went to st. Louis
the first of the week where he Wis.,
ted relatives and purchased win
ter and holiday goods for the
Levy Mercantile Co.
Verne Holloway who has a
good position with the Kansas
City Star spent Sunday in this
.ity visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Holloway.
Tuesday noon at the Presby- |
,erian manse Miss Mable L. Kile
md Alfred Baer both of Rich Hill
we're united in marriage by the
Rev. Geo. R. Scroggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
on, Frank Jr., returned the last
f the week from 'Coffeyville,
Las., where they had been visit
ng their son, Will Smith.
b. A. Piggott went to Kansas
;ity Monday where he entered
he Wesley hospital and under
rent q severe surgical operation.
lie is reported getting along fine.
Cliff See and sister, Mrs. E. A.
'athers, came down from Kansas
ity the first of the week to WIS.,
their father who is quite sick
his home in the west part of
,wn.
VIM. E.. Crumley and Miss Ina
lac Bailey, both Of Amsterdam, :
ere united in marriage Tuesday, !:
ct. Is. BY the Rev. George r.
eroggs ct his home on South
elewaresstreet.
Mr Anna Elder. lfissea Grace s
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-10-28
On the Wing.

Simon Harball spent Sunday
with Geo. linn and family.
Bearce Harball got through to
Yellowstone Park all right and
has gone a deer hunting.
Aunt Francis linn, who has
been very sick has recovered and
is up and around doing her own
homework.
Last Saturday Mr.. S. HarbaIl
gave a big dinner of two fat opos-
sums and fried fish and sweet po-
tatoes. Uncle Geo. linn had to
loosen his belt two holes he ate
so much.
Grandma jackson and Cecil
Pepper started Sunday for Osce-
ola, Mo-, for a visit with her many
friends at that place.
Albert linn of Kansas visited
his parents Sunday.
Jas. Norman and Ed Foster
went to Kansas to work one day
last week.
Roy Hockett has job feeding
sheep and goats for the winter in
Kansas.
Simon Harball has built fine
square top house on his farm 4
miles northeast Of Virginia and
known as the Jas. Satterlee farm.
1t adds % per cent to his farm.
which is for sale.
Geo. Zinn's new barn is COM
pleted and ready for the paint.
Henry Jackson has. moved on
his mothers farm on Butler, route
5.
Ed Barnes has moved on his
farm vacated by w. Fl. jackson.
Uncle Geo. linn has Il suckling
mule colt for sale.
Simon Harball has a yearling
mule for sale.
Pc w. Bennett of Nyhart. Mo-.
Sundayed with Oliver Stanfill.
He was accompanied by his wife
and two children.
John Ferguson of Joplin, Mo-,
is going to spend the winter with
his uncle, Ison Landreth.
Mr.. Lee Landreth has made two
flower racks and has
them painted up in fine shape.
VIM. Sims Of the Mt. Vernon
spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
Sims, of the Plain View neighbour
hood.
, A. Shesler and son. Roy, had a
.hase after a skunk Sunday.
They got him and they got the
smell too.
Tom Bruner has timothy hay
'or sale.
Uncle Dan Mcbride had a four
year old brown mare mule stray
rom his home and information
eading to it's whereabouts will
,e thankfully received.
Fred Mccall is baling hay for
Daniel Mcbride.
A man from Drexel drove his
luto to Merwin for ice and when
le started the engine the crank
Tipped and he broke his arm.
Link Hedger has gone to trad
ng horses and has got in the mule
BUSINESS.
John Fritts is in our midst
hreshing this week.
Mr.. Grant Garner who has been
isiting- his son. Garland Terry,
f Iowa, is expected to return
Wednesday,
The Epworth League topic for
ext Sunday is. ''How Christ Or
anizcd for Personal Work.
,eague will commence at z
clock promptly. Mrs. Carrie
is leader. You are
Drdially invited.
Mr.. Frank Lewellyn visited his
lther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
De Lewellyn a week ago Satur- ;.
aV
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P. B. Price Of Summit is visit
ing friends in northern Iowa.

Nevada Friday meeting old
friends.
Frank Norton Of Summit re-
turned the last of the week from a
six weeks western trip.
Most heaters waste half your
fuel. Cole s Hot Blast Heaters
save and use that wasted portion.
Mrs. Osborne Leedy attended
the stock show and visited rela-
tives in Rich Hill last week.
John Gage, an attorney Of Kan
sas City transacted business be-
fore the Bates county Circuit
Court Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Newton re-
turned Thursday from Colorado,
where they have been spending
their honeymoon.
B. G. Culver, who travels for
the Alternately furniture COM
pany spent Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
County Clerk Frank Holland
a meeting of the State
County Clerks Association at
Springfield last week.
Mrs. Lou Emma Weeks left for
Tulsa, Okla, the latter part of
the week after a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hollo-
way.
Mrs. Jennie Tucker who has
been spending some time visiting
old friends in this city returned
to her home in Kansas City Sat-
urday.
Roy Coonrod motored over to
Urich Friday and visited home
folks. He was accompanied back
to Butler by his sister, Miss
Ethel.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, a
professional nurse who formerly
lived at Walker, Mo-, died last
week in France, where she was
an army nurse.
The Missouri. Negro Republic
.an League in session last week
endorsed former GOV. Hadley for
United States senator. Guess
hat will put an end to Mr.. Dick
.y's aspirations.
j. S. Vance, who suffered a Sc
we're stroke of paralysis some
time ago, we are glad to say is
,ble to be up and out again and
lopes are entertained for his
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. johnson
# Beatrice; Nebr., are visiting
'lrs. Jolnson's parents, Mr.. and
IRIS. NJ. Weimers, near Virginia.
Ir. Weimers and Mr.. johnson
we're pleasant callers at this Of
ice Friday.
W. Y. LaFollett and family
anne in the last of the week from
'alem, Ore, where they have
cen located for nearly year.
as says the west is all right but
e thinks Bates county is better.
Mrs. b. +. Moore, G. NJ. Moore
nd wife and Miss Josephine Cook
lotored down from Kansas City
and visited Mr.. and
IRIS. II. G. Cook. They returned
!, Kansas City Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Rockhold returned
[onday from Canton, Mo-, where
lie represented the Christian En-
eavor Society of the Christian
hurch Of this city at the State
hristian Endeavor meeting.
Frank Ludwick an attorney of S
ansas City was in the city Tues
ny on business before the Cir I
nit court. Mr.. Ludwick is son
{ Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Ludwick +,
I'd his many friends will be glad t
learn that he is making good
J a member of the bar. 4
The old saying that zone never
It's something for nothing" is
lrticularly true of premiums. and
'ize contests. Whenever a prem q
m is given with an article,
neither that article is a ton Of )
al or weekly newspaper, that );
'emium must be paid for, and !,
~ may bet your sweet life, An y
line, that when payment is
ade, the boys who do the "giv- .
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The Norfleet & Ream Garage
received another car load Of
Fords Tuesday and they were all
sold before they were unloaded.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Steklenic je treba.

IL Wheeling, w. Va. porocajo,
da sta dobili ondotna Hazel Atlas
Glass Co. i'll Williamstown Glass
Co. V Williamstown, n. J. cd an
gleskc Wade narcotic ia 10000
grosov steklenic, XII maj hi Sc do
dale V n%ajkrajSem casu. Anglia
Jill potrebuje, da more poSiljati V
njih vojakom V zakopih tekoco
hrano, mleko, Julio i. {. d.
Iadnje tedne Sc narocila "a a
meriSke steklcnice tako mnoze, da
racunajo trgovinskc oblasti "a
prihOdnje leto, da doseze izvoz mi
lion grosov. Pravijo, da primanj-
kuje delavcev V steklarskih tovar-
nah, XII MISC bile Sc nikdar tako
zaposlcne kakor sedaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Kanal v Texasu.

Mesto Houston je napravilo Y
TeXasu kraSen kanal, Xxi sega do
galvestonSkega ~zaliva. tako da
prihajajo sedaj najvecje ladje
lahko do mesta. $ elmer je vodna
costa podaljsana IA 80 mill. TT
govsko z~ivljenje Sc .je vsled tega
zelo povzdignilo in mesto ina ga
rancho, da Sc mu DO to podjetje
imenitno obrestovalo.
To je zopet zgled, kakSen po-
men ina iavna last prometnih
sredstev. Tisti. Xxi Sc upirajo temu
n%acelu, slu&ijo lie interesom malo-
Stevilnih kapitalistov, XII hocejo j.
nett vse V svojih rokah, Skoduie-
jo pa vedoma ali nevedoma intere-
som sploSnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
S~ocialistov uspeh.

Sodrug Meyer London, edini
SocialistiGni poslanec V ameriS-
KEN kongresu, je dosegel znaci-
len uspeh. Objavili smo njegovo
resolucijo. : katero Sc poziva
predsednik Zedinjenih draw, da
maj sklice k%onferenco nevtralnih
draw zaradi korakov, $ katerimi
hi Sc dial doseci mir. Londonovo
resolucijo je dine IL. decembra
vlozil senator Lane V senatu. Y
katerem nj nobenega sOcialista.
To je uspeh, Xxi kaze, da tudi
najmanjSe socialisticno zastopstvo
vendar nekaj pomeni in da so ma
popolnoma napacni poti tiSti, Xxi
Sc pripravljajo, da bOdo ~glasovali
"a socialisticno stranko tedaj. ko
bodo vedeli, ia zmaga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Potni list.

kSr so Sc ameriSki potni listi te-
kom sedanje vojnc veckrat zlo-
rabljali in so Sc Jill V raznih slu-
cajih posluzevali Spioni in podob-
nj gentleman, je zvczna vlada
sklenila o~strejSa pravila IA ida
JAMIE teh dokumentov. Ustanov-
lien je V ia namen tudi poseben
urad pod vodStvom pravnika Pol
ka V WaShingtonu. kdor Zeli
potni list, st mora zanJ oglasiti
najmanje pet dni pred odhodom,
prosnji pa mora prcdloziti toto
~grafijo. Slika sc potem cd zvez-
nih uradov poslje inspektoriem V
doticni luki, IL katere Sc misli cd
peljati, da lahko identificiraio
lastnika potnega lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
ATASEJA POJDETA.

Dosedanja ~ataseja nemskega
poslanistva Ameriki, kapitan
Boy-Ed in stotnik Won Papen Sc
odpeljeta dine %. t. III. z ladjo
"Noordam" IIolandsko-ameriske
crte il New Yorka. AngleSka
vlada jima JIG zagotovila varno
spremstvo brez vsakega pogoja
tudi hi zahtevala obljube, da Sc ne
bosta udelezila vojne. Zdaj MAJ
lie NcmGija gleda, da he bo katera
njenih submarine torpedirala lad.
jo, ma kateri sc bosta peljala. ST.
Ger pa .jima je zeleti sreGno pot in
zee jul ne vidi Amerika nikdar wee.
il ne DO treba zalovati zaradi tie.
ga. &c prideta IL NemGije njiju
n%aslednika sem, o Gemer pac Sc
hi mic doloGeno, bosta morda raz-
umela, da je bolje, Ge ne vtikata
svojih prstov V vsakovrstne "a
rote.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Perzija Sc ~emancipira.

IL Berlina ~porocajo, da so per-
zijski trgovci razglasili bojkot
prot ruskemu in an~gleSkemu bla-
gu in obenem sklenili, da 81 usta-
move svojo narodno banko in sc
tako reSijo ruskega finan6nega
vpliva. Tudi sladkorne rafineri-
je mislijo ustanoviti, da postane-
jo neodvisni cd uvoza sladkorja IL
Rustic.
Perzija je bila doslej stiskana
cd Rustic in cd Anglije in mic Gu
Omega ne hi bilo, ce hi gledala, da
Sc otrcse tie sile. Ampak zdi Sc
nam zelo, da tudi "a Perzijo Sc nj
priSel cas- neodvisnosti reSuje Sc
rusko-angleSkega vpliva, cato Sc
pa javlja ncmSki pritisk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Zrtve nemske aristokracije.

V Nemciji izhaja vsako leto ne
kakSen koledar plemstva, tako-
zvani GotaSki almanah, Xxi obSega
imena in osebnc podatke vseh ari-
stokratov. Ia leto 1916. je la
knjiga 'modre krvi' pravkar izSla.
Nckam anakronisticno ST zdi Glove
ku, ia jc zopet tiSkana V franco
skem jeziku. V casu. ko hocejO IL
Nemcijc in IL nemScine %odpraviti
vSe. kar jc tulega. Poucno je pa.
da j. izginilo IL almanaha lS6
grofovskih. 456 baronskih, 592
StaroplemiSkih in 552 navadnih
von-skih' linen. kar pomeni. ia
je Y prvih deSctih mesecih tega
leta toliko ariStokratov pablo Y
voini. Prcccj Jill je: ali Y primeri
4 miljoni plebejcev je to Stcvilo
vendar Skromno.
Zanimivo .je tudi to. da je mem
Ski kronprinc tudi letoSnjem al
manahu Sc naveden kot taSten
polkovnik IL. angleSkega husar-
skega polka. Pc TEN hi bio sklc-
pati. da ma berlinskem dvoru pray
dobro racunajo $ TEN. da naStane-
jo pc voini med dinastijami zopet
stare prijateljske razmere. Kaj pa
ne hi? Sal jc vcndar : Skupaj
cna drhal'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

NekI ncznanec je izrocil neke-
mu zyeznemu uradniku V Chicago
affidavit, Y katerem pravi,, da ie
10 meSto SrediSce 5 nemSke "a
rote V Ameriki, da so Sc tn izdela.
vail nacrti IA atentate, fabricirale
bonnie /. t. d. ter poSiljale odtod
tudl V druge kraje. On da Sc ie
lzdaJal IA Nemca in je ma Ia nacin
dobll V zarotl meSto, XII mu ie o.
mogocilo. da je mnogo izvedel. -
Da Sc tail inc tega psevdozarot-
mka, Sc he bi bilo tako cudno ;
Iahko bi Sc reklo, da "a hoGejo
varovati maScevanja. Boil Gud-
no j., ola Sc tail imc uradnika. XII
INA baJe to zapriSezeno izjavo V
rokah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Leskovac.

Mrsto Leskovac. Xxi Sc naha.ja
sedaj V bolgarskih rokah, je po-
ljcdclsko srediScc JUNE Stare Sr-
bijc. Prijazno meSto lei V lepi
ravnini OBJ zcleznici NiS-Vranja.
oh reki Moravi, ter Steje kakih
$1,000 prebivalcev. LeskovaSka
%pokrajina spada med najbogatcj-
Sc srbSke krajc. kmetijstvo je tu-
kaj izvrstno razvito in poleg Ii
Ia. sadja i'll vina Sc prideluje fla
Sti ~izvrSten Ian. v okraju Lesko-
vac ic tudi najvcc gospodarskih
zadrug in V mcStu st nahaja po-
ljcdelska Sola. LeSkovac je Stara
naselbina zc Grki so poznali IL
vrsten Ian. XII Sc .jc prideloval V
tel krajih. Srbi so zagoSpodovali
V tel pokrajini IA casa Stjepana
Nemanjc. pc kosovski bitki jc pa
postal Lcskovac tur;ki. l.. 1859.
ga je oblegala i'll osvojila armada
princa Evgcna, toda kmalu so Sc
ga polaStili zopet Turk. l.. 1873.
je postalo mesto zopet definitivnO
srbska last.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Davek ma dedScine.

POslanec Cordell Hull IL Ten
nessee pravi, da bo Studiral dave
ne zakone ma dedScinc V tukaj-
smith drzavah in v evropskih de-
lelah in izdelal nacrt "a zvezen
davek tako vrste, Xxi ga predlozi,
ce DO treba V kongresu iskati no
We wire "a pokritje oborozevalnih
stroSkov. Da imajo nekatere posa-
meme drzave tax davek, nj pc
Hullovem mnenju noben razlog,
da ga ne hi vpeljala tudi vlada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

re%santnega pOvedal o svojih vol
NH vtiskih, da pa nina nobenih.
ker je opravljal sluzbo YES cas- lie
po pariSkih bolniSnicah, ma 'front.'
pa sploh Sc nj bill.
MOI j. p%okvarjen Amerikanec.
Sal Je So mnogo takih, XII MISC vi
deli nobenega zakopa in MISC sill
sail nobenega Srapnela, ali kadar
Sc vrnejo Z vojne, bodo imeli poln
kos %lstorij, med katcrimi bo ena
bolJ razburljiva cd druge. Kaj j.
ma Dawson tako malo fantaziie.
da 81 ne INA izmisliti nobenih jul
naStev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Nagla posta.

Dne & .novembra 1860 je Samu-
ell Ward V Peoria, ILL.,, oddal neko
pismo ma posto. Dne Is. decembra
|. 1918 je prisel list V roke naslov-
nikovemu sinu profesorju ma De-
cidental College V Los Angeles III.
b. Wardu. Njegov oce, kateremu
je bio pismo adresirano, je re IL
mrl. Kje je bio zadrzano, Sc ne
We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Iclo Skromcn je senator Works
IL California;. Xxi Sc neznansko bo-
il iaponskega napada ma njegovo
drzavo. On zahtcva stalno arma-
do, XII maj Steje ME wee in mic mani
kakor MILLION MOI in deset letni-
kov po 200, 600 MOI. Voja-
Ski proracun hi znaSal po njego-
VEN 500 milionov dOlariev ma lc-
to.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Ena najboljsih socialistiGnib
revii " angleskem jeziku v Amer
XII je: INTERNATIONAL so
CIALIST REVIEW" Izhais
mesecno in stane S1.00 ma leto. -
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, 341 Z
Ohio St., Chicago, Ill.