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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-03
RAILROAD TIME CARDS
TO AND FROM SCOW
NORTHERN PACIFIC,

For Lewiston:
No. 311 Daily Lv 1890 p. N
No. 313 Daily Lv 7:58 D. -.
For Spokane:
No. 312 Daily Lv 1O:47 l. m.
No. 314 Daily Lv 3:15 D. m.
No. 81 connects at Arrow junction
for all points on Clearwater line and
at North Lapwai for all points a
Camas Prairie line to Grangeville.
No. 314 connects at Spokane with
main line to all points west to the
coast and to all points east. No change
Spokane to Chicago.
R. w. NORRIS. Agent
O.-W. r. IN.
For Colfax:
No. 81 Daily Lv 1880 a. m.
No. 83 Daily Lv 1:25 D. m.
No. IS Daily ex Sun. Lv 500 p. m.
From Colfax:
No. 80 Daily Ar 1890 a. m.
No. "a Daily Ar 500 D. m.
No. SO Daily ex Sun. Ar 100 p. IA.
Trains No. 81 and No. IS connect q
Colfax with trains for Southern Idaho
points. Salt Lake and all points east
Train No. IS connects at Colfax with
Boise sleeper as we'll as Portland and
all intermediate points. a
Nos 81 aud S3 connect at Collar
with trains for Spokane and interms-
date points. No. SO also connects 81
Spokane with trains for all points east
D.. HOUSE. Agent
SPOKANE h INLAND EMPIRE 8.
For Spokane:
No. IS leaves Moscow 1880 a. m.
No. 81 leaves Moscow 1901 p. m.
No. 60 leaves Moscow 3:45 D. m.
From Spokane:
No. 81 arrives Moscow 11:05 a. m.
No. Sc arrives Moscow 80 p. m.
No. So arrives Moscow 1885 p. m.
Connections.
No. sc makes connections at Pa
ouse for Elk River and all points On
", I. & M. Ry. At Spokane with NJ
,. No. 6 for st. Paul, Chicago and east
nd with G. N. No. A for Kansas CITY
nd st. Louis.
No. 81 connects at Spokane with
|. P. No. Al for coast points.
No. SO connects at Spokane with
9th @. N. and N. P. trains for al
oints east and west. With 8. p. &S.
Or Portland and California points
With W., l. 4 M. at Palouse
he W., I. & M. at Palouse bringing
assengers to Moscow.
0DO. 8. RICHARDSON,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-03
DELICIOUS PINEAPPLE.

Pineapple is now often In the mar
lket the year round The price is pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03

Columbus Ohio. are the guests Of
The formers sisters. Mrs. p. J. KEN.
pie and Miss Katherine Manion.
VIII Roberts. of Morgantown. Is
visiting his aunt. Miss Katherine Man.
ion. Of Forty fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs George ~ Stocking. a
Fifteenth street. left Thursday even.
ing for Sistcrsyille. where they will
spend several days visiting friends
and relatives
Albert VI. Rice has returned 10 his
home In the city after having spent
his vacation with friends In Missouri
Mr. and Mrs l. p. King. Of Wash
inston. Pa. will spend Sunday and
Monday a. the guest Of their dsugh-
ter. Mrs Harry Becker. OF South
Wheeling
sheriff Hunter Patterson. Of Brooke
county. and Deputy sheriff Applegate
came down from Wellsburg yestor-
day and witnessed the double hanging
at Moundsvllle
Miss Virginia Blue. who has been
the guest Of friends and relatives in
this city several weeks. leaves to
day for her home near Charlottes-
Vile. Va
Misses Anne and Elizabeth HuRus
and Mr. Wright Hugus. who have
been attending the tennis tournament
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SIDE TALKS
The Story of A Gown
(5y Ruth csmeron.1

Ny ncghbor vito Flora MoFIimsey.
has nothing a. wear.
i9cutory. has become OF that pretty
Mercy. raid she. that's so indecent
~ scant I can't move In 81
You could last year" said l."
on. but is much scsntcr than IL
was last year. said she.
= know it." said she. Isn't IL funny
" really looks about hair a. big a. IL
seeing wide skirts Isn't styIs the ouseri
csi Thing that ever was?'
And 7 agreed.
We know that 10 BE- absurd to cease -
admire an attractive. becoming gown he
cause the lines are different from the
lincs the .ggeateat numhcr - people are
can't make our ewes see 10 AZ thcv saw
o. yesterday. Ana yct thc gown has1.t
shanF'i a particle. o. D. Just AZ bccom-
Looh AZ your Pioturs Tahsu Ten
Years Ago.
Ten years aEo. DO you remember how
YOU loved that gown DO you remember
nc dfy you brought b. homo how smart
And today huv ridiculous ana awkward
that gown looks ~ does not seem 10
S .,,, nov nov is't Y9.n could ever have felt
Tho history NJ single gown what
range Of emotions and memories IL
start from the dav the idea ~ the
gown waa first conceived Etcn before
10 wnr waferiaiyed pu an actual gown
~ had p biz place in your fhOuFhfe Tho
Gus. the color scheme the lines how
much thought you put into them And
fhnn fhfrc were fNo delicious hours IN
The rhUrH whom Won coluefted with one
possibly and another. and finally made
YOUR choice and came home elstcd and
fhrn. in fhr reaction which YOUR wcarf-
nssT made Inevitable. regretted your de-
cisiru and almost hated the whole bust
mess
while You Affected 20 Dspreciats ~.
And then the dav whom thr gown ar
rived from the shop or the drrsaruakrr
and aftrr irving % on and permitting AT
the family 20 admire. you took out the
satin covered. sweet scented Christmas
present hanger and huns me gown ln
the best clothes press. There Do hung
for a few hours until you took 10 out 10
show your next friend pretending 20 her
not o. think much ~ a. while All the
time you felt ir your heart that A. waa
tho urrfflfsf gown In town
NeVf came the first dav you wore n
What n sense ~ power what self pos
secession A. gave you How much more
Witty and easily than usual YOU talked
They who say that beauty ~ only akin
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About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From .lis City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Stsmm.
S. NJ. Steele. Moundsville. W. Va. (;
j. b. Hutchinson. Cameron. W. Va. I:
K. W. Arvick. Darlington. O.: A. r.
Trush. Grafton. w. Va: w. r. Seyf.
fert. Pittsburgh; Geo. F. Willis. Free.
port, o.
Grand Central.
J. W. Thoinhill. Belington. W. Va.
John Meyers and wife. Clarington. O. :
Fred Opperman. Pittsburgh; John
Mackluzie, Cincinnati. o.
Brunswick.
II. l.. Mahaffey. Parkersburg: VI. c
Harris. Warrington. w. Va; Miss
Florence Harris. Warrington. W. Va
J. p. koson. Fairmont. w. Va: c. c
Polat. Fairmont. w Va.
Mcclure.
a. T. Lalconer. East Liverpool. Miss
Jane Kingery. Parkersburg: Mis-.
Gene Mcintyre. Parkersburg: "A. w
Luse. Waynesburg. Pa: \. A. J. Gas
kell. Pittsburgh. l.. d. Dray. Carroll
ton. o.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Earle Reed AT,
spending a few days in Atlantic City
attending the convention OF the Anti
Saloon league.
r. T Mccoy returned YESTERDAY
from Mercer. Pa. where he was called
by the death OF his father. Thoma.
Mccoy
Miss Emma Ewing. Of this city is
visiting for several weeks with hei
sister. Mrs. J. ~ Holt Of Cuyandotte
Mr.. Lon Danley. Of Cameron. spent
yesterday In this city.
Mrs. Arthur and Miss Edna Ebner
left last evening for a two-Weeks' stay
in New York city
Miss Katherine Hores. Of Pleasa nj
Valley. is spending week with
friends and relatives al Pitt sburgh. Pa
Mr.. Henry Lash OF Warwood. has
returned from Baldwin Wallace. beina
a member OF this years graduating
class. and has accepted a position az
assistant secretary Of the Y. NJ G. a
a. lsorain. Ohio
Mrs Henry Stiegcr and children
have returned from a visit AZ Berea
Ohio
Mrs Charles Kuntz and family. OF
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a. Pittsburgh. arrived home last even
Ing
Mr. Albert Snedeker. state aFen'
Of the Reliance fdfc Insurance Compa
ny. was a Pittsburgh visitor yester
day
Mrs. ". T.. Lauv and children. 81
Pittsburgh. are visiting az the HON,
Of relatives In Elm Grove.
Chas o Ephlin. we'll known bust
ness man OF this city. was among M,
dcleratiOn OF Shriners going to the
Seattle council. yesterday
W. ~. Irwin. Past Imperial Potcn
tate Of the Shrners. accompanied the
Shriners on their tour TO the Pacific
coast yesterday.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IN I'M
PORTANT MEETING HERE
YESTERDAY.
Energy, Time and Money VIII be d.
rected Toward Ratification Of
Proposed Amendment.

The executive committee OF the
West Virginia Equal Suffrage associa-
ton met in an interestin conference
yesterday at the Hotel Windsor The
morning session opened at $50
o'clock with a number of delegates
from various points of the state, to-
gether with the local organization in
attendance. This proved to be one OF
the most interesting and profitable
meetings OF the year. A discussion to
determine the policy toward the ma
tional amendment was entered upon
and a resolution adopted, as follows:
"Inasmuch as the paramount
issue before the West Virginia
association Is the ratification OF
the Suffrage amendment in No
vember. 1916. BE Is resolved. that
our energy. time and money be d.
rected towards this issue to the
exclusion OF work and organization
for the Federal amendment"
Campaign Plans Made.
The above resolution was unani-
mously passed, as the executive COM
nittee as a whole realized the import.
ance OF concentration upon the
suffrage campaign I'm this state Quite
little time was spent In the discus
sion OF national issues. The state
president. Mrs. J. Gale Ebert. OF Park.
ersburg. gave a most interesting ac-
count OF the Chicago conference. and
great enthusiasm was apparent for the
generous help which has been re-
ceived from the national organization.
II having furnished one Of the most
prominent and active members for
work In the field. Mrs. Lavinia Engle.
Of Washington. ID. c.
Provision was made by the execu.
dive committee for a campaign con-.
mittee which will largely direct the
coming campaign II viii meet every
elk weeks. Composing this will he
Mrs. Gale Ebbert. ParkersburE: Mrs
Ellis Yosi. MorEantown. DR. Harriet
y Jones. Wheeling; Mrs James Mann.
Huntington; Miss Florence Hoge,
Wheeling.
The amount OF $1,000 90 was de
cided upon a. a Necessary fund, for or
ganization purposes needed between
now and January !. For the raisins
% this sum a vigorous campaign will
be at once started.
The committee met in an evenine
session at the Y. w. G. A.. 10 plan
definitely for literature. press and
speakers bureaus Mrs Ebbert with
Mrs Presley Stoner. Of Washington
who recently made a tour Of the cas-
tern section OF the state. made yes
favorable and encouraging reports OF
organfzations effected.
Prominent Men on Board.
The next annual meeting will be
held At Huntington. the Chamber OF
Comerce having extended an invitation
together with other Organizations. The
outlook IL most promising and the A.
sociation feels Justly encouraged and
enthusiastic with the prospect
NThe following list Of prominent Wes-
Virrinians have already Identified
themselves with the movement. judge
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Pleasantly Surprised.

very delightful surprise was ar
ranged for Mr.. Frank J. Ball Thursday
evening. by the officers OF the Cyrene
Commandery. Knights Templars. A
splendid program OF music was furn-
ished by the Cyrene quartette. which
Is composed of John Cowl. John A.
Moore. Charles Doepkin and George
Jefferson. Oliver G.. Beans rendered
a solo. Charles Doepkin. a number OF
violin selections and Guy Pryor gave
a Few readings. The following were
present:
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deep should remember that the health
OF the skin ~ the health OF the body.

deep should remember that the health
OF the skin II the health of the body.
Tho Pathos of Story Lead TO the RaR nag
how long IL was before the best drop
ped back into second place depended on
the length Of something else-your
purse Sooner or later however its
freshness wore Off. perhaps something
deiaced ~, familiarity bred contempt.
and a new gown usurpcd its place on
the best hanger. By-and-by you wore II
on minor occasions and no longer felt
dressed up when YOU put n on. Perhaps
10 got = second from making over but
eventually the paths OF glory led in the
inevitable direction. The rag bag or the
charity bag yawned for the prey and
received II minus any salvagable Dor
tions which were to apear later in a rim
carnation.
The story Of gown-sordid in some
ways. full. OF vanity. and yet with its
big moments and its romance. After all
much time and money as We would save
one can't quite wish we were born with
our clothes on like our dumb friends.
RUTH CAMERON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Jellied Sslron.

Flake one can salmon with siiv~s
fork Line mold with sliced hard
boiled eggs. then add salmon. Di.
solve one-hAlf package plain gelatin
IN hot water. salt. add half tablespoon
butter and pour over salmon Makes
a very pretty dish and takes away
strong taste OF canned salmon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
Former wheeIineite Webs.

Friends of Arthur Neuman. formerly
OF this city. but now connected with
a large grocery firm OF Cleveland. will
be interested to learn OF his marriage
TO Miss Anna Reha, an estimable
young woman of Cleveland The wed.
ding took place June 10. but the news
OF tho happy event was not received
in this CITY until yesterday.
Mr.. Ncuman Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Neuman. OF s2s Market
street. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
PAYS FOR TRUCK
Board Of Control Issues Check 70 the
Boyd Company.

The Board Of Control. in session
yesterday. issued the check FOR the
payment for the Boyd aerial truck.
The check calls for the payment ~
$3.50. and is the last biz check that
viii be drawn By the present board
This morning the huai business OF the
board will be closed.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Weimer.

Mrs. Charles weimer. OF Fulton. en-
tertained Thursday evening. a number
OF the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald
Weimer. whose wedding Is OF recent
date. Games with a very interesting
musical program were enjoyed by the
guests. with a prettily appointed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
Chlneae Salad

Equal parts OF cold maesroni cut
into small bits. minced ham. lobster
and cold boiled carrots. chopped Mix
well and add some good mayonnaise
dressing. with a few capers.
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SUFFRAGISTS TO CONCENTRATE
EFFORTS UPON STATE CAMPAIGN
temporary chairman OF the advisory
board, which is composed of:

temporary chairman of the advisory
board. which is composed of:
Ex-Governor W. L. Glasscock.
Hon. r. \. Yost.
Mr.. clyde II. johnson.
Hon. IA. =. Williams.
Mr.. Harold ". Houston.
hon. samuel u. Montgomery.
Hon George l. Neal.
Hon. y. q. kCim.
Judge Frank Il. Cox.
Mr.. Harry W. Hsrmcr
Dr. Thomas r. Hodges.
Hon. g. w Dillon.
Judge Harold A. Ritz
Mr.. Thomas A. Coleman.
Mr.. q. A. Laughlin.
Judge George &. Sturgfs.
Judge Reese Blizzard.
Judge J. G. McWhorter.
Rev. 3 X. Arbuthnot.
Prof. Henry I. Mcdonald.
Mr.. Harry l.. Snyder.
Hon. VIM. Campbell
Hon. Samuel v. Woods.
Hon. W. Il. Shawkey.
Entertained at Luncheon.
The Ohio County Equal Suffrage
League entertained the visitors with
luncheon OF beautiful appointments
al the Hotel Windsor at l o'clock.
During this several capable ad-
dresses were made. Mrs. Yost, OF
Morgantown. spoke on the Hopeful
Outlook" and cited the following or.
ganizations as favoring the move.
ment: American Federation OF La
Dor. the state Grange. the Federation
Of Woman's Clubs. w. G. T. q. and
the State Educational Association
Also. Mrs. Yost referred to the atti.
tude OF the press and spoke very
complimentary of the newspapers OF
West Virginia and their stand IN the
support OF any movement which con.
cerned the betterment women and
children.
Mrs. Gilbert gave brilliant talk on
the rganizatiOn. which aroused much
enthusiasm. as also did Mrs Edward
Hazlett and Miss Margaret MoKin
ney. OF Fairmont Mrs. Warren. OF
Huntington. spoke OF the Foreign Is.
sues and Dr. Irene Bullard. OF
Charleston. spoke on the organization
Al large. and was given quite an ova.
ton. The Ohio county president
Mrs. Flora Williams. made a grace.
ful little speech IN honor OF the visit.
ors. The following composed the
luncheon party.
Mrs y Gail Ehbsrt, ~ TarksrsburE.
Mrs Ellis Yost. Of M0rRarstown
Mrs Thomas Peadro, Of Farkersburg
Mrs Robert Bailoy. o. Parkcraburr
Mrs q s. Schroeder. q GRAFTON.
Mre Hornce Price. OF farkfrrhurH.
Mrs. Milton Mcclellan. % park~rH.
burg.
Mics Beatrice Yeatsr. % New Mar
tinevilie
Miss Grace cole. 81 CHARLESTON.
Miss Gene Ford. 81 Grafton
Miss Margaret Mckinney. q Pair
mont.
Mcadarlea
y. ~ Brennan. Mrs Warren,
George BOYD. NJ a Johns
W. IT, Frcderlcks. y. a. Moss
Edward Hazlett Flora Williams
Walker Allen. VIM. NcC1uskey.
Joseph Alderman. +. a Rolf.
Charles Dicfera. Ida Want.
IA Uouiue O. 70 fancy
Charles schuck. George Rowland
". r. Gain. 81 Mrs Snufnra.
Columhss. ohio. q. g Builard.
Misses
Anne Cummlna Rose Moas
Elizabeth HunRoe. Florence HoRs
Carrie Zane. Pauline Hork-
Miss Ward heimer.
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Crab Meat a Ia Creole.

Cook two tablespoons finely
chopped onion until tender in two Ia,
blespoons butter or drippings. blend
in two tablespoons -four. add gradu
ally two cups tomato PURGE or stock
season with salt and pepper. Stir un
I'll smooth and thick and cook ten
minutes over boiling water. Add Ia
cups crab meat. cook until thorough
iy heated. turn nto slices OF buttered
toast
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fntcrnnissil
Annual Outina Thursday.

The St James Circle or the Kings
Daughters enjoyed their annual pic
mic Thursday at Wheeling park. A
delicious picnic supper was spread.
following which the afternoon was
spent at the many amusements az.
forded by the park. This pleasantly
closed the years work. to be resumed
in the fall The following were among
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ur. Pres

luncheon served at a late hour. Pres
ent were:
Messrs. and Mesdames John Lasch
r. Blessing. Albert Hun. John C
Lasch. Louis Els. George wisenborn
William Gruber. Mrs. Emma Zoeck.
Ter. OF East Liverpool. o.: Misses
Edna Kindelberger. Dorothy LAsch.
Catherine Hun. Alberta HUI. Messrs
Herbert Weimer. Harry LAsch. Chris
Els.
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Messrs:
Luncheon for Visitors.

Mrs. Fred r. Cowl entertained with
a luncheon yesterday. complimentary
70 Mrs. Carl Bachman. OF st. Mary's
w. Va. and Miss Julia Harper. OF
Cambridge. Ohio. Daisies attractivel,
trimmed the luncheon table at which
places were laid for:
Misses:
Julia Harper Anita Waimer
Cornelia Weimer Alma Bachman
Angela Bachman Elizabeth Hervey
Betty Weimer Marie EH1
Adelaide Bachman Kathervn Haryev
Mesdsmes:
FRED r. Cowl. Carl Bachman
Outing Monday.
Many Interesting outing partie,
bave been arranged for the celebra
ZION or Independence Day. and non,
OF the pretty spots about the country
side will be overlooked by the mic
nickers. On Monday a basket picni,
party Is to enjoy the day at Akin
son grove. with a wonderful ARA,
OF fireworks In the evening. Amonl
the party will be:
Messrs and Mesdame..
5eorge r Maser. Carl II. Serir
r. ". Rau. l. q Heinricb
w. II. Spears.
Misses:
sarnet Lace. Gertrude Garden.
Hazel Sharp. Clara Goetze
MSfy Meek. Miss Hellstern.
Messrs:
W. l.. Lopez. Charles Goethe.
John Sonders Alfred Maser
Charles Dorer.
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DAY
AT COUNTRY CLUB
BEAUTIFUL RESORT WILL Be a
POPULAR PLACE MONDAY
COR Tourney. Tennis Matches. Fire
~orkA Dinner and Dance inelud-
ed In Attractions

No place about the city equals In
interest Just now as the Country Club
IN the variety and charm of social ar.
rangements and sports for Indepen.
dence Day. The grounds surrounding
the club house are now at their sum.
mer splendor and make the scene foi
the out door sports a very pretty one.
Many will 70 out for luncheon al noon,
so as TO be on hand early for the golf
tourney and the tennis matches dur.
ing the afternoon
The feature OF interest to the great.
est number win be the dinner dance
In the evening. for which Manager
Dtmmey has already received several
reservations. Social always turns OUT
handsomely for these highly enjoyable
affairs.
Win midsummer near at hand so
cial activities are lessened a bit bu,
the Country Club and its attractions
always loom large In popular favor
during the entire summer season. Be
sides the dinner and dance for Mon,
day evening there will be an elaborate
display OF fireworks.
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Recital This Evening.

The second OF the series OF recitals
given by Mrs. Lima HennigSherman
at Crest on the Hill" will be held
this evening. The first affair was
marked by a splendidly appreciative
audience. and the same reception will
undoubtedly be accorded the second.
as the numbers are all very superior
and perfectly presented The follow
Ing order will be observed:
Selection on victrola-~Arganaraz-
Comedy Monologue:.;sii ' ana T.; sirpo
,D..;...-,,.:,.... Miss Carrie Lutes
Ioonl Miss Ruth Petit
so ps,I by Harry Lauder-"shes Ny
Paradise and the Peril CTom Moorej
Can abridgement by Mrs. Shsrman)
Miss Carrie Lutes
songI.f9ure More Than the
Child representation. Miss Ruth Petit
Humeresque Nictrola
1ntermission
...... Mrs Lima Hennig sherman
American Fantasia $500. Victrola
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-16

katere Obstoli oni planet, lie "a
cetrtlno tako COSTA kakor tvarina
naSe zemlJc. potem prcbivalci one
On plancta ne morejo biti velika-
nj. temvec pritlikovci, XII so L.
eden ali diva Cevlja visoki. Ako hi
bill tako veliki kakor prebivalci
naSe zcmlje. hi moral vslcd svojc
lastnc tee umreti. Po tenn racu-
nu znaSa tea prcbivalca one I'VE
zde lie $3.50 funtov, ne pa $1,000
funtov, kollkor hi z~naSala. ako hi
bila tvarina zvezdc tako COSTA,
kakor oua, IL katcrc obstoji naSa
zemlja.
TAX prebivalcc omega planeta
hi ST. pa nc |razvijal Y viSokost.
temveG V Sirino. Clovck hi bill
tamkaj lie % in sion lie / Gcvljc
viSok, kaiti VISA bitia Sc mora.jo v
tenn ~slucaju razvijati nckako tako,
kakor So razvijajo pri mas znane
ploStatc ribc, katcrc je dobiti V
vSakcm morju.
Govorili smo le o cncm nevid-
mem planrtu. katcri Spada k Al
golovemu osolm6iu. toda Stevilo
teh planctov je ncizmcrno vcliko.
Planet oSoIntja Algol mcri Y pre-
mcru $4,000 mill. docim mcri
premier Solnca Algol l25 900
mill. Oba Sc Y vcSoljncm prostoru
gihljcta drug okrog drus:ga. ola.
Siravuo sta oddaljena cd Skupne.
~ >rcdiSja y vcsolju 3.32O,O 900
mill
Planet. katcrrga 50 odkrili V
oSoln6ju Solnca Castor. je cello
mnogo vcGji kakor niceovo soln-
cc same. Ako hi Y SiStcmu nash
planctov imcli tako vclikansko
zvezdo. hi morali vSi plaucti ma
S"ga Soluca izprcmcniti >vojo pot.
Tako %naprcdujc naSe spoznanjc
IN So jaGa cut IN neizpmcrnost svc-
la. I'm tako padaio pravljicc. XII
50 poStavljalc zemljo in clovcka Y
Sr"diS6c vScga s~tvarStva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-16
NOV DENAR v AVSTRIJI.

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kratkim izdani dvckronski ban
kovci So MISC popolnoma odpomo-
gil pomanikanju drobiza. Poleg
tega So ie %SpOznalo. da jc IN izpla-
ccvanje dnin vojaStvu potrcbno,
da st vpcljcjo enokronSki ban
kovci. kakor poroGajo, so Sc
pred kratkim ze izdelali enokron-
ski bankovci skupnem zncsku
30 milijonov kron. Kdaj bodo ii
bankovci izdani, Sc hi dolo6eno.
Namerava Sc tudi izdati polkron-
skc novce IL nikla.'
Ii cnokronSki bankovci. o kate
rib Sc jc ze pref pisalo, SO nam
z"lo sumliivi Kje jc poroStvo
da je II teh dvajsct miljonov pa
pirja kjc rcsnicna kovinSka re.
zcrva? I'm kje je poroStvo. da Sc
BIO natisnilo tega paplrja res "a
dvajsct miljonov, pa ne "a pctdc.
set ali "a sto?
Da je pom%anjkanjc drobiza Y
Avstriji, ze veriamemo. Ali I'd
Sc man,, da nj pomanjkanjc de
belcga dcnarja mic manjSe. in ds
ne |pomcnijo milioni, Xxi Sc izdaja
jo Y novem %papirnatcm denarju
ME druzcga kakor pristine pc
so.jito.