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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Monday Will Be Holiday

The business houses and banks have
agreed to observe Monday as holi-
day and will be closed all day: do your
shopping on Saturday. The only csle-
bration in town will be at Dewey +;
grove east of town. A program of
sports has been arranged, tables and
benches have been provided for pic
nickers, the shade is abundant, there
will be fireworks display at 10
o'clock in the evening and dancing
afternoon and night. Everybody is
invited to be present.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Home Run Reub on Home Stretch.

1t was some game, b1ieve muh,
John Clay, the local moundsman, was
working like a we'll oiled engine, and
moving down the Vale batsmen like
a moving machine in an Emmett al
falfa field. His companions were work
ing in perfect union. Then to add zest
to the game, Old Reub Easton slapped
the ball in the face and knocked it
over the fence for a homer. Yes,
everything looked lovely and
Then the Unlucky seventh, like a
horrible specter, stalked forth and the
jig was up. Two hits and two errors
netted two runs and put the kibosh on
your old ball game Il was awful,
hut such things happen in all well
regulated ball games.
But Clay didn't have much of an
edge on a young fellow with the
euphonious name of Gooch, who oc-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
SALOMY JANE
This Famous Picture Story of West
ern Life at Electric Friday

! Lille dl
/ In presenting "Salomy Jane" on the
screen, the producers have endeavored
to harken back a half century and
more and to rehabilitate in detailed
realism that romantic epoch of Cali
fornia history which is known as the
/ "Days of 49,"
This was the time of the great gold
rush; of a lawless abandon redeemed
by an almost paradoxical generosity
and love. With two forbidding noun
tain ranges shutting off the weak
light of civilization, men hurtled back
to primitive codes. Things ran to ex-
tremes. All restraint was broken.
There was the ultimate in depravity,
ferociousness, cruelty; but likewise;
the ultimate in human grandeur.
1t was in this environment that
America developed one of her great
est writers of romance. Bret Harte
established a new school of fiction.
His own temperament and magma
ton responded to the great heart
throbs of the land and the age in
which he lived and, as a consequence,
his pen, more than any other
one agent, immortalized the story of
early California.
"Salomy Jane" is by many consid-
cred the very greatest of his romantic
tales. Its dramatization by Paul Arm
strong, from whose version the film
story is adapted, and its production
on the legitimate stage by Liebler &
Company has achieved a phenomenal
success. The length of its initial run
in New York City, the enthusiasm
with which it was received by this
country at large, and the number of
years through which its popularity
has lived without abatement are mat
ters of theatrical history.
The story of "Salomy Jane is alive
with just that species of action that
gives unparalleled opportunity to ex-
ploit the scenery with which its film
dramatization has been surrounded.
Nature worked at her best when she
shaped the mountains and valleys, the
waterways and forests of Northern
California, and "Salomy Jane" has
made the most of all these advantages.
1t is the first photoplay to find setting
IN California's majestic redwoods.
Bret Harte, with his intimate know
edge of the Far West in her primeval
could not have chosen
more suitable location in which to
ilm his celebrated romance.
At The Electric Theatre, Friday,
Tuly ?.
Admission 10c and zoe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Forest Fire

Forest Supervisor Mains and his
assistant, Frank S. Moore, returned
today from Banks, where they had
been for two days fighting fire in
the forest, which was caused by Gin
ders from the train. An area of 10
acres was burned before the fire could
be eXtinquished. The forest service
requires that all locomotives running
on the Idaho Northern shall have their
smokesstacks equipped with spark ar
reSters.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Patent Nail Stripper

Two Emmett men, Harry Titus and
Charles Whitman, have patented an
improved nail stripper for fruit crate
makers. Deloss Knox, who is an ex-
pert crate maker, says it is the pest
he has ever seen. The nails slide into
chutes and thence between two wires,
head up, and the head of each sue
ceeding nail over tapping the head of
the one in front of it. 1t works per-
fectly and is very convenient. This
stripper is on exhibition in the Stan
ley Plur,hing compapy's shop.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

Three stools CT barley on display
in The Index's windows give one an
idea of the prolific grain crop that
will be ready to harvest within the
next two weeks. One stool was grown
on w. ]. Logan's dry land farm,
northwest of town, and the other two
on Dave Martins dry land farm on
the butte. There are from 80 to 80
stalks in each stool, and the heads are
long and well filled. Tom Hance, who
was in the Pearl country the first of
the week, says he never saw such
grain as is growing on the mills there.
The stalks in many of the fields stands
as high as his shoulders.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

cupied the mound for Vale. Old Reub
seemed to be the only one who could
locate his twisters, and besides that
home run ne connected for two high
soaring flies, but each time the ball
fell into the NAV of a Vale fielder.
To sum up the game-Clay struck
out 10; Gooch Il. Hits Emmett, a
home run and two singles; Vale, three
singles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

Who will administer the oath Of Of
fee to the new officials and who will
approve the bonds? That question
has been put up to the attorney gen
erals Office, but no opinion has yet
been rendered. It lays between Gov
ernor Alexander and Judge Ed L. Bry-
an, with the chances that the Judge
IS the proper official to act. OF course,
whoever he is, he need swear in only
one official and approve only one bond.
Then that official can do the rest.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Two Bungalows.

The small house at the corner OF
Park and W&rdwell, which was re-
Gently bought by the Durham sisters,
is being converted into slightly and
convenient bungalow. Ellis Walters
and Ed Tyler are doing the work.
Will Womack is moving his cottage
from near the blacksmith shop TO his
lots on Third street, near Mckinley,
Several rooms will be added, and the
building equipped with bath, city wa
ter and other convepences.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

c. D. Bucknum this week installed
in his Electric theater new Powers
moving picture machine of the latest
model, and tried it out Tuesday night
with gratifying results. The "ficker"
is reduced to the minimum. 1t is cleo
trically driven and is equipped with an
automatic shutter, which reduces dan
ger of fire to the minimum. This ma
chine is used in all the big theaters
over the country and places the Elec-
trio on par with those in the bigger
cities. 1t cost $500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Hand Badly Injured

Charles Clement, a bench farmer,
was badly cut on the right hand when
fruit jar, upon which he was fore
ing the lid, broke. The flesh in the
palm Of his hand was gouged out and
hung by the skin Many stitches were
necessary to hold the flesh in place
until it heals.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

"hor5e to horse" Aside from the
second inning, when he gave out five
"hinkeys," the "house" lost nothing.
Old Reub, who started in to catch,
couldn't stand the speed and renigged.
Lou Burton was then called He stood
pat with a full hand but lost. Up
or a show down the Slope had four
aces and the joker and the Moose had
only three deuces.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
EMMETT LOST BY mar,
ROW MARGIN
"Unlucky Seventh Still on the
Job and Vale Won
2 to l

If it we're possible 10 cut out the
seventh inning the Emmett leaguers
would have d show to win more ball
games. To even mention ~seven" TO
player sends cold chills chasing up
and down his spine. The Unlucky
Seventh proved the home boys IN
doing Sunday, when they we're defeat
ed by Vale in Sundays game 2 to l.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Coal Oil Threshers.

The Hawkins hardware store is this
week delivering two threshing ma
chimes of a new type. Instead of coal
and steam, the engines will be driven
by coal oil. One of them, of 25 horse
power, has been bought by A R.White
and V. s. Bellus; the other, Of 16
horsepower, is for Russell Chase of
Brownlee.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Wrist Dislocsted

While teaching a horse TO back
Tuesday, the horse reared up and one
Of its front hoofs struck Charlie
Vahlberg on one Of his hands,
throwing his wrist out Of joint and
fracturing one of the small bones in
the back Of his hand.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
No Game Sunday.

There will be no bail game Sunday,
and it looks as though the league is
ausgespiel. The Vale team telephoned
this morning that they couldn't come
Sunday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Logs Hung Up

The Idaho-Michigan log drive is
hung up at the stairs" on the South
Fork on account of low water. The
loggers came in Saturday. The drive
viii be made next fall if conditions are
favorable.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
BORN.

On Tuesday, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Lindsay, of Bramwell, a son.
On Wednesday, to Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Sasser, q son. Mrs. Sasser was
formerly Miss Middleton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

Attorney J. P. Reed expects 70 file
the first case to be tried in the district
court. Who will take out the first
marriage license? It is rumored that
q young farmer, living east Of town,
has made plans TO be ''it.7
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Notaries Must Give Address

A new law passed by the late legis-
lature requires that all legal docu-
ments certified to by notaries public
must have the address OF the notary
affixed thereto.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
GEM COUNTY IN EFFECT
MONDAY
New Court House Will Be Ready
Who VIII Swear
Officers In!

On Monday morning, July 5, an
other county will be added TO the
counties Of Idaho, and its name is
Gem. 1t will prove 70 be lusty in
fant and will become a power from
a political as well as weaIth-produc-
ing standpoint
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

Probate Judge Vadney Of Sweet and
County Superintendent Bessie Won
Harten of Pearl are in Caldwell get
ting pointers from the Canyon county
officials in regard TO their offices.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

The new court house will be ready.
The floors are all laid, the walls are
nearly finished on the inside and
painters are applying the brush on the
outer walls.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Dislocates Wrist

Rev. c. L. Walker, while on his way
to Nampa Tuesday on his motorcycle,
struck bed of sand in the road near
that town and was thrown from his
wheel. His right wrist was dislocated.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
finds WATERY GRAVE
IN PAYETTE
Robert Lumpkin Drowned While
Swimming River Near
Canyon Canal Dam

Robert Lumpkin, an employe Of the
Emmett Irrigation district, was
drowned Monday of last week while
fording the Payette river few hun
,dred yards below the Canyon canal.
The body was not found until Tues
day morning of this week.
"Bob," as he was generally known,
was engaged in some work at the dam.
He had been in Emmett over Sunday
and had walked to Montour Monday
morning, taking dinner at the ranch
home of his father-in-law, w. C. Well
man, near Montour. That was the
last seen of him until his lifeless and
badly decomposed body was found
Tuesday. Immediately after eating
dinner he set out afoot for the dam.
That anything had happened to him
was not considered a certainty until
Friday following, although the men
employed with him on the canal work
wondered why he had not reported for
duty. His wife lived on a homestead
a few miles northwest of the dam and
she thought he was working on the
ditch. Last Thursday, the canal work
men began making inquiries, and no
trace of his whereabouts being found
by Friday morning, the conclusion was
reached that he had met death in
the river. Tracks, believed to have
been made by him were found leading
down to the waters edge at a rifle
in the river about 500 yards below the
dam. Dihgent search was made of
the river for the body. At the Plow-
man bridge, several strands of barbed
wire were strung across the river, and
the body was found caught on the
wire Tuesday morning shortly before
noon. "Bob" was an expert swimmer
and had frequently swum the river at
the rifle mentioned above, as it was
almost opposite his home and saved
him five or six mile trip by way of
the bridge. 1t is believed that he was
taken with cramps while swimming
across
The body, having laid in the water
for week, was in an advanced stage
of decomposition and it was found
necessary to bury it at once An in
quest was held Tuesday afternoon, fol-
lowed by services, at the Montour
schoolhouse, conducted by Rev. A. c..
Lathrop, and the remains were
brought to Emmett for interment.
The funeral party reached here short ,
ly after II o'clock at night, and the
body was laid to rest as Tuesday
passed away and another day was ,
born. Many Gf his Emmett friends
were present, as well as others from
Montour and his grief stricken wife
end mother, rs he was consigned to
The dust from which he spra. ..g, while
Rev. Lathrop offered a prayer.
Deceased was 80 years of age. He :
had been resident of this section for
eight years, coming from Nebraska. :
He leaves widow and two daughters.
a mother, Mrs. W. H! Goodman of j.,
Placerville, three brothers and two
sisters. Bob was warmhearted, gen.
erous, industrious young man and was
generally liked His untimely death
IS mourned by many.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Berries Wanted

The cannery is now ready to receive
berries. Will pay cash. same price as
previous years.
FIELD CANNING co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Next Game.

The second game in the post-sea-
son series will be played Tuesday
beginning at $50. The admission is
only 10 cents
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
Gard of Thanks

kindly assisted US in the sickness and
death Of our son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wilson and
Tommy Wilson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

County Assessor George Church has
rented the Tom Gordon house and will
move down this week from his Mon
tour ranch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01
School Directors Attention!

Fine penman wants position; thirty
years old, experienced, married, no
children,-Penman, 511 North 10th,
Boise.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

Everett Judd, a highly esteemed
Young man of this section, died from
peritonitis at the Emmett hospital on
Friday morning. He lacked one day
of reaching his 10th birthday. He had
suffered for some time from appen-
dicitis and when he came for medical
attention the disease had progressed
too far. An operation was performed
and every effort made to save his
life but in vain. The deceased was a
youth of splendid promise. He came
to Emmett from Long Beach, CAL,
three years ago and had made his
home with his uncle, DR.. A. w. Judd.
He is survived by two half-sisters who
reside in Australia. Funeral services
were held in the Bucknum undertaking
parlors on Saturday afternoon in
charge of Pastor A. c. Lathrop.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

Clarence Wilson, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. c. Wilson, died Friday OF
tuberculosis, aged % years. He was
born in Meridian, and there his body
was taken Saturday for interment. He
had been a resident of Emmett only
a few months, coming here from Den
yer, where he had spent sometime in
the hope that that climate would ar
rest the ravages of the dread disease.
The funeral services at Meridian were
conducted by Rev. w. j. Luscombe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-01

A limited supply of Schram jar
caps, all sizes, at MCGOWAN Bros.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
v ALASKI.

Washington, d. C., II. aprila.-
Nceraj dopoldnc jc prcdscdnik
Wilson napovcdal, kako bo tckla
vladna zclcznica Y AIaSki in ma
kakscn naCin So 10 gradila. Poyc-
dial .jc tudi, da So bo : stavbo "a
koi zaGclO. Proga poidc IL mcSta
Seward ma ovinku Resurrection
do Fairbanks oh rcki Tanana
Vcckrat .ic bill govor @ ten. da
kupi vlada Guggcnhcim Morgano-
vo zclc2nico Copper River and
Northwestern; Uraduo poroGiIo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

u dozelc. Jete SO Sc napolnile S
socialists po vsej DRAW. Blagaj.
ne orgamzacij So Bismarckovi hi,
rIcI konfiScirali. Trpljenie sodru.
gov j. bilo nepopisno.
10 So j. priGclo leta 1878. In
ieta 1880. jc bilo pri .~januarskih
N"litvah oddanih "a >o~cialisticne
candidate l,40OOOO glasov
/" Jr hil Sljajni uspeh prcganja-
nJa, latiranja in muceniStva. Pc.
IiclSti in DRAWN pravdniki in sod
mki, JctniSnitarji in biriGi vsakc
Niste : Samim %"ielcznim kancc-
larJcm' ma cclu so unicevali in
uhiJall socialno dcmokracijo, in
ob vSem tenn ~uniCevanju jc zrasla
tako, da j. mladcga Nil.jcma OBJ
hajala kuria polt
Zgodovima .jr ~utitcljica Glove
silva. ali uciti 81 ne Una vSakdo.
~BlSmarkova zclczna pest Sc .ic
Skrhala. ko j. bila po Socializmu.
hiJub trmu "a Iop"l ubiajo
V>akovr>tm pritlikavci, in ga bodo
ubiJah nadaljc. kcr 50 prcomcic-
mn, da bi ralumcll uujnc zakone
lSodo,Inc. Ali cesar mi mogla
uI.ititI va >ila BiSmarck1,c drla.
Nc. ko jr hilo ST mlado iu maih-
no. rudi ne hodo umicili >mcSni
hlaptoui k|apitalizmu in y prctck
'h >tolctjih zao>lali oblacui mi
urji.
Socialism j., uujna po>lrdica
kapitali>titucga go>podarSkcga
rcda ina mora zmagati. ne brr
niavi ,ako la ali uua oScba. ampaL
k,r lahtcva 10 ucizprcmcnljivi "a
Ion razvoIa. Mi moreno lc po-
>~le>lti Ia razvoI. in pri tenn dclu
mas me- hodo l~a>,raSili komicmi
po~pcmoyaltki BiSmarcka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

naznania nakup sevcrnc zclcznicc.
Xxi tccc cd Scwarda. Ccna znaSa
1,l5O,0O0 dolaricv; cd tc svotc So
plaza 100000 dolariev |. Julia. o.
stanck pa ccz emo leto. Pogodbo
.jc vcerai podpisal tainik "a notra-
mic zadcvc Lane. FiziGna vrcd-
most ~zclcznicc .ic baic viSia od
kupne Gene.
Izdatki "a zgradbo progc IL S.
ward do notranjcga 9lavncga me
sta so proracUmicni ma %, 500, 900
d%olaricv. Dclo bodo vodili aliaSki
mzcnirji. katcrim StoH w. G. Edcs
ma Gclu. komi>iia ic dobila ualog
mai takoi odpotuic V NaSko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

otgahlzacil mogote |uStvariti zdru-
%'no organizacljo. XII hi Sc pctala
; SiStcmaticnim delum z ozirom ma
izobrazbo - ma Znanstvcnem no.
llu! Me podobnegal Ali vendar
:" tukai t. organizacijc in cakaio
kakor SpOmladanskc grede vrt-
maria, ia Jill preobrazi in vsadi
vanie rozc.
\aSa dolznoSt jc, da Spomni-
m" L. organizaclic ma izobrazc-
Nalno dclo. XII ST. .jc doslcj tako
@anemarJalo. Povcdati moramo
haSlm podpornim organizaciiam,
da nj dovolj, da Sc shajamo Same
radl %tolarjev. Xxi Jill dobimo. Ge
Slno bolni ali 60 umrjemo: maSa
dolznoSt jc, da Sc Spommimo ma
cclotnO naSo existence i'm ne lc
p%ol"viGno. Iatnimo cnkrat. dc
mas kdo vpraSa, lakai Spadamo
y organlzacijo, L uovim odgovo-
rom "radi izohrazhc": sal to
larJi 81 vSccno oStauejo. Same
od /adal maj hodo. Izohrazba pc
trcbuJe urgauilacijc. i'm mi potrc-
huJcmo ySlcd togd obojrga. kakor
=" M more puNamcInik. cc .jc de
iaNrc, y Scdaulcm goSpodar>krm
Sl>tcuu Samc~a >chc laVaruNat,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

Bismarck tudi nj razumcl go
>podarSkc vScbinc >%ocialiZma, kcr
ui vcdcl. ia 81 ma NSo Igodovino
c~loyrSiva vcduo pred vscm vpli-
vale goSpodar>kc razmcrc IN ia
81 y dobi kapitalizma |go>podar-
>kr >ilr do>cglr na.jvccjo moe
Socialism j. puuajvrc SuvraIjl
lato, kcr jc y ujcm vidrl naJod-
locncJScga in uajn"varucjIcga
na>pr"tnika ayiokracijc. polite
ne rcakcij" ia Observation-Disclosures.
Socialist - 81 prUSkrmU ahNo-
lutiImu >mrtno Iamrriii. ko STA
lrta $50. Bchcl iu I%icbkuccht
gIa>ovala profit yoJncmu krcditu
Xnauo j.. ia STA hila laradi tcga
~oduij>ko zaSlrdovaua kaknr Sc
daj >ociaIi>ticui poNlauci y ruski
dunn in tudi o~b>ojcna H. takrat
j., Bismarck vSri Socialui demo
kraciji PriScgcl vctno >oyraStv".
Ali L uStavnim Iakom JIh lc nj
mogrl tako ncSramno prcgauJati,
kakor j. Iclcla mjcgova lcpa duSa.
in zato .ic zahtcval izjcmuc lakonc
profit Sociali>tom.
10 mi bllo lak0 iah&,,, hajt;
ustava j. vcliala IN vSc ucmSkc
drzavljanc. IN m.ni nj" tcbi nic
j. veudar nj hilo mogocr pohU-
staff. Toda Bismarck jc incl
Sirto. Ma Starcga ccsarja Vile
ma sta izvrSiIa Ilocdcl in \obi-
ling diva nczmiSclna atcntata, Xxi
sta oStala brcz uSpcha. Ia uapada
50 Bismarckovi organi tiSto pc
krivcm spravila Y zvczJ ; social
no dcmokracijo, in pod vtlskom
f. ''politikc dcjanja' So jc Bis
marcku %poSrrGilo naSCuvati draw
III zbor. da jc pritrdil izicmncnu
lakonu. Xxi j. prepovcdal vse
>ocialiStiCnc in StrOkovnc orgdni
zacijc in skOraj popOlnoma one
mogocil vSako delavsko Gasopisic.
Po vSc.i Ncmciji So jc tedaj pri-
cello infamno prcganjanjc socia-
liStov. NoGnc hiSne preiskave pri
popolnoma nedolznih ljudeh so
bile Srcdstva IA ncZasliSanO mu-
Genie cclih druzin. PJlicisti so ma
padali hiSe, ko jc - spalo; po-
gnali 50 moSkc, zcnskc. otroke po-
konci, prcmetali vsc. kar ic bio Y
hiSi. Silili Judi, da so So moral
slcCi do nazcga, GcS ola Sc morajo
prcpriGati, &c nimajo pod pcriIom
prcpovcdanh Spisov. Ma tiSo6c
dclavccv ie bilo prcganjanih od
kraja do kraja in vcliko jzgnamh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

Prvo delo bo zgradba pristaniS-
ga V Ship Creek, odkodcr poidc
z%eleznice sevcrno do premogovega
okraia Matamuska. Misliio. da DO
lctos zgrajcnih 40 mill progc. kcr
je dovolil zadnii kongrcs lc ONE
jenO svoto.
Drawn tainik "a notranic "a
dcvc ic pravil. da bo prcdscdnik
ma SvOjcm %potovaniu prcglcdal o.
zcmllc. katcrcga mi doslci doScgla
|nobcna Iclcznica, in diva prcmogo-
va polja. katcrih emo ina mchak
prcm"g viSokc vrodnosti. dobcr IN
Iadic, drugo pa riavo oglic "a do
maGo radio.