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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
BrezuspeSno podjetje.

Pri vse mkar podjamcmo, mo-
ramo init gotov namcn Steer ic
to podjetjc brezuSpeSno. To Je po-
scbno resnIcno pri zdravljcn.ju
kake bolezai. Vedcti moramo, "a
kaj rabimo gotovo zdravilo in ne
drugo; mi moramo vedeti, kakov
ucinek pricakujemo. Dobrodelni
ucinek nekaterih zdravil je obce
znan, kot cd Trinerjevega ameri-
skega zdravilnega grenkega vina
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

V bolezni prcbavnih organov, pr
b~olctinah i'll krGih V zelodcu ali
crevta, pOsebno pri zapeki in ME
NH komplikacijah. Dobro je tudi
prl nervoznosti, pomanjkanju
krvI, bledici. tclcSni slabosti. Ako
bI lmell katero ten bolezni. zane
site Sc ma T~rinerievo ameriSko
zdravllno grcnko Vino in lie isci-
tc drugih zdravil.
Y lekarnah. Ccna $I.OO. Joseph
Triner, izdelovalec, 1333-l339
so, Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
Trinerjev liniment .ic emo mai
lacJih Sredstcv IA drgnenie telesa
V slucaju boleGin, rcvmatiGnega
ali neuralgiJnega izvora. posebno
ako so omeiene IA posamczni
sklep ali miSico. Ime.jtc ga V Hist.
Cena % in soc, po poSti 35 in 6Oc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
OKLAHOMA.
John ~Zabavnik, box 81.
Rcd Oak: Joe Kogej, box 3.

YUM SabdN ulh, OOx Jl.
heo YAK: Joe kogej, box 3.
l.. PENNSYLVANIA.
z%astopnik IN cello Pa. Louis
Brio.
Beading: Mart. Letinski, box %.
Bessemer: Louis Hribar, p. o.
srouehon: Jacob Dolenc, hox lsl.
Canonsburg: John Koklieh, box 276.
OiariaSe: John Mlakar, box IS, in FIR.
thurman, box 255.
Conemaugh: Andrei Vidrich. Anton Ga.
nrenla, Frank Podboi in Frank Paw
lovic. box J33.
Darragh: Karol Slavic. box o52.
Dunlo: Frank Kau6iG, box ~.
Fttz Henry: Frank Indof. box ll3.
Forest City in Vandling: Frank Rataic
box 6s5 in Anton Drasler, box 9.
Garrett: stephen in Mrs. fabric, y.
+. ID. box SO.
Greensburg: Frank Mako, Key Stone
Hotel.
Herminie: NJ. Gunner, box 35l.
IRWIN: John Trcelj, II. +. ID. 3, box lO6.
youngstown: Math. Gabrenja, r. f. ID. l.
o 40, in Jacob Kocjan, pa Luneu
LIoydel; Anton Grbec, box 30.
Manor: FIR. Demsar, box 253.
Marianna: Louis Mihevc. box 25.
Meadow Lands: Jos. Bizjak, box 253.
Morgan: j.. Kvartie, box 453.
p~ittsburgh: Blai. Novak, 656s Rowan
Ave.
Reading: John Pezdirc, 343 River ST
Smithton: Joseph Radisek, Central
Hotel.
South Fork; Jakob Rupert. box o3s.
SO. Fork.
w. Newton: Jos. Zorko, R. Z. d. 8.
box 80. -
W~ickhaven: Luka Kralj, box bs.
wilcox; Jak. MiklauSie, L. Box 3.
UTAH.
Murray: Vine. Braniselj, box /.
Scofield: John Brezovar, box 81.
"i~nterquarters: John Reven, box los.
Blackhawk. II. Dergauc.
w. Virginia.
Davis in okolica: Jos. Skuk. box 34S.
rhomas: Frank Kocjan, box 272.
AlIourn IN okolica: Anton StraziSar.
WASHINGTON.
Roslyn: John Zobec, box 10.
WISCONSIN.
Kenosha: Frank zerovec, IS Rowland
Ave.
Milwaukee: Ig. Kuslian, 229 - LIST ave
in John Krainc, 37l National Ave.
West Allis: Frank Puncar. Az - 53rd
Avenue in Frank Bender, 47l-53rd
Ave.
WYOMING.
Reliance: Lovr. Uscni5nik, box 90.
ROCK Springs: Math Batch, box 427
in +. :. Tavchcr. Ga Ahsay Ave.
Sublet: Anton Blasich, box IS.
Superior: Lucas Groser, box BAL.
ILLINOIS.
Aurora: John Blasehitz, r.. F. D. 4,
box 6S.
Chicago: Frank AleS, Frank Zaic, 4OOs
w. 81 St, Mike Kastrun. 3O22 Van
Buren, st. in Frank BarbiG, 2243 w.
% st.
Cicero: Frank Mrgole, 5O2S W. %. p.
ohnston City: John Shynik, box So.
Ia Sale: Vencel Obid, 43s Berlin ST
in John Rogel, 427 Berlin ST.
livingston: Frank Krek, p. o.
Nokomis: John Mekinda, box COZ.
Nokomis i'll okolica: Frank Dezelak.
box 81.
Ia oglesby: Tom. Kralj, La Sale, Ill.
springfield: Frank Bregar, l70l Peoria
Road.
Panama: Jos. Fernando, box 10.
'taunton: Anton Ausec, box ISIS in Joe
Mcstar, box 35l.
UNDERGRADUATE Chicago: John IN
kovSek, BIS South Ave, in Paul Pek-
lay, 220 Belwedere st.
Witt: John Zupaneic, box "a.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

Ker V odsotnosti vec nadzornikov
pri zadnji r~eviziji zveznih knjig nj
bio mogote pregledati knjige Rad.
Straze, Sc sklene, da pregledata tie
knjige sodr. Mavrich in Kokotovich.
Odbor, XII je incl nalogo izdelati
"a tajnika opravilnik, poroca da je
opravilnik gotov. Pc kratki r~eviziji
Sc opravilnik z nekaterimi popravki
sprejme.
B. Zikie, zapisnikar.
P. S. -V zadnjem zapisniku je bill
pomotona izpuscen odbor cd strani
j. S. Z. "a Jugosl. akademijo. I'll so
Kristan, Petrich in Zikic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
nj, koiiko je pladl expresa, ma
kar mu stroSke

Ao
kar mu stroske povrnemo.
Koledarlev Sc ie tiskaio lie gotovo
stev1lo, in kdor ga hoce dobiti,
mai ga takoj naroci. Lansko leto
bi Jill bill lahko najmanje en- IT,
soc vec prodali, ako bi Jill bill
imeli.
Tajnikom soc. klubov, drustev,
zastopnikom in drugim priporo-
camo, ola maj koledarje kolikor
mogoee narocujejo skupno. Ma
ia nacin so koledarii ceneisi "a
Vas, mnogo nepotrebnega della pa
prihanjenega "a vse. Klubi, XII so
re narocili koledarje, placali Jill
bodo pa pozneie, mai pr posilja
nju denarja izrecno povedo, da
so koledarje re prejeli, ker dru-
GAGE bi Sc znalo pripetiti, da bi
Jim iste ponovno poslali, "a prve
Jih pa TRIAL. Najrajsi vidimo, da
Sc nam denar poslje pc Money
Order.
Upamo, da DO koledar vsake-
mu vSec. Niti Anglezi, XII imajo
ogromno literature, ne prodajajo
novo izislih knjig "a tako nizko
ceno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
VABILO.
Conemaugh, Pa

Nsem druStvom, spadajoGim '
"Slovcnski lzobrazevalni DOM
Sc naznanjl, ola Sc vrSi seja dine
10. decembra 1915. Ma tel sell Sc
bode volil izvrSevalni odbor 5. i.
ID. "a leto 1916.
Clam vseh druStev Sc opozar-
lajo, da Sc te seize sigurno udeleze.
da ne DO potem ncpotrebne kri-
like. Odbor S. j. d.
(Advert.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
S1ranka
ZAPISNIK SEIZE EKSEKUTIVE
dne 6. novembra 1915.

Navzoci so Krpan, Godina, Kokoto-
vich, Petrich, Bajskich, SuSa, Hren,
Dubravac, Saws, Zikic, Mrgole in Po-
lovina. - Cd urednikov sta navzoca
Kristan cd Proletarca in Cvetkov cd
Radnicke Straze.
Predseduje Saws. Zapisnik zadnje
seize sc precita in sprejme. Precita in
ma znanje Sc vzameta resignaciji Be-
lamaricha kot clana eksekutive in
Trstenjaka kot clana nadzornoga Cd
bora. Prvemu nj mogoce prihajati ma
seize, drugi je pa odpotoval v Detroit,
Mich.
Klub st. l v Chicago naznanja, da
imenuje zacasno sodr. Mrgoleta mesto
odstopivsega clana Alesa v ekseku-
tivi. To Sc vzame ma %znanje, ma sell
conference pa sc ina njegova Two
litev potrditi.
Dale Sc Malaga 81. tajniku, da spo-
roci tajniku conference, maj pride ma
dnevni red prih. conference tudi spo-
polnitev iz~praZnjenih NEST V eksekuti-
vi in nadzornem odboru.
Klub st. 1O2 v Buckley, Was, po-
roca. da je vsled slabih delovnih raz-
me. Md1 priD:oran rrepehati $ poslo-
vanjem. Sc vZame ma znanje.
Tajnik kluba st. 90 v Roslyn, Wash,
vprasuje, ce more klub sprejeti "a ella
ma osebo, Xxi je re pref bill clan, pa je
OBJ priliki lokalnih volitev glasoval Ia
nesocialisticnega kandidata. - Ma
laga Sc tajniku zveze, maj dobi cd klu-
bovnega tajnika porocilo, &c je bill
doticnik tedaj, ko je glasoval "a ne
socialisticnega kandidata, clan kluba
in &c je imela takrat socialisticna
stranka tamkaj svojega kandidata.
Zadeva sc resi-, ko pride odgovor.
Precita Sc list skandinavskega klu-
ba v Rockford, ILL.,, XII zeli podporo "a
nameravan predlog, potion katerega
maj bi Sc, &c bi bill sprejet, vrsila po-
ganja "a spojitev S. l.. p. $ S. P. List
Sc vzame ma znanje in zakljuci, da Sc
izdelajo %glasovnice in p~osljejo nasim
klubom, da ia predlog pri skupni
stranki podpro in opravomocijo, da
pride ma splosno glasovanje.
Glavni tajnik poroca, da sta Sc V
mesecu oktobru pridruzila zvezi diva
o kluba in sicer eden v Rockville,
o., drugi pa v Do~rrisville, Ill. Clan
skin mark Sc je razpe6alo 1869, in ST.
Ger 1886 rednih in 33 izjemnih; po-
leg teh je bio danih Sc 10 dualnih
mark. Blagajniku "a fond zvezne
tiskarne je bilo odracunano $3.50.
Cd bivse organizacije st. II v Chicago,
je bio odraGunano $21.29. - Poro-
clio Sc vzame ma %znanje, poleg Sc pa
Sc odobri $40, XII jih nakaze I'll. tajnik
"a %sestevalni stroll, XII je imetek ma
rodnih federacij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
IN VABILO.
Neffs, Ohio.

Jugoslovanska socialisticna klu-
ba Stew. 2. V Glencoe, O., in st. 26
V Neffs, O., sta sporazumno skle-
Mia povabiti vsc Jugoslovanske
socialisticne klube V TEN okrozju
ma
SKUPNO SEQ,
XII bo dnc 2. januaria 1916. oh IL.
dopoldne v Dernocevi dvorani v
Neffs, Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
~NAZNANILO.
Clonton, Ind.

Jugoslovanski soc. klub stv. Al
V Clinton, Ind, pozivlja vse So
druge in somiSljenike socializma.
da sc udeleze prihodnje klubove
seize, ma kateri $ bode razpravlja-
10 wee vaznih stvari. Ma dnevncm
redu je tudi volitev odbora "a
leto 1916.
j. Musar, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

odpustiti tuje delavce, domacih "a beraske mczde
niso dobili, delo je zastajalo in ~prihajali SO V We
like stiske.
Pomagali so 81. kontraktorji imajo V legisla-
turn v Albany wee prijateljev kakor delavske or
ganizacije. Nj jim bilo torei posebno tczko dose
cl, ia Je zakonodaJa l%zpremenila zakon tako. da
Je naStavljanje tujih delavccv dovoljeno, zee nj
mogoce dobiti dovolj drzavljanov. Omenienih
kontraktorJev ST. torej sodniiski odlok ne tice; DO
Zpremenjenem zakonu lahko nastavljaio tuie de
lavce, in seveda Jill iSceio tam. kier zahtcvaio mai
mani.
Toda odlok zveznega sodiSca sedaj eksistira.
kJerkoli DO hotela kakSna legislature izkliuciti
tuje delavce cd javnih del. DO to lahko storila.
kaJ pomeni to IA tuje dclavce, tudi "a naSe
rojake?
&c nocejo postati trajno delavci nizjega raz-
reda, kar bi oSkodovalo njih lastni polozai in de.
lavsko glbanJe Splolt moraio ma cni strani gledati,
da poStaneJo ne lie clam uni, ampak da dobc tam
tudi primeren vpliv, ma drugi strani pa ne smeio
zamuditi casa, ko mOrejo postati drIavliani. Cd
lok sodiSca kaze, da je to zanje ne lie ~politiGno.
temvec tudi goSpodarSko najvcGjc vaznosti.
Ravno pc obSodbi Bueuza in njegovih tova-
rlSev zaradi krSenja ameriSkc nevtralnoSti Sc ic
vrSila V New Yorku scja NemSkega HistoriGnega
DruStva. Navzoci so izvolili "a Gastncga Glana
bivSega ameriSkcga ravnatelja Encouragement
Skc druzbe, Dir. BucnZa, katcrega je zveZno SodiSGe
obsodilo ma poldrugoletno jcco. 10 je prcdsed.
mix naznanil, da jc Buenz izvoljen. so mu priredili
navzoci navduSene ovacijc. Razumc Sc, da ina ta
izvohtev pomen demonstracijc roper zvezno sod
see in zvczno vlado. Naibrzc pa Zedinjcnih Dir.
zav zaradi tega ne bo bolcla glava. Bio hi IA
loStnO, &c hi Jill.
V indianapolis so dognali. da so Sc GLASGOW
volilcev kupovali pc en- dime. Veliko mora hi
Il prcpricanje takih volilccv, &c ga SAM ne cenijo
wise kakor ma desct ccntov. \ kakrSni so volilci.
TAXI 50 tudi niih zastopniki. Kdo MAJ iSjc pri niih
kakSno prcpriGanjef
Milwaukee Gold Mining Co.. ie Sla V bankrot.
Premozemja ina l7,719 dol, dolga pa 5S.7I3 dol.
Delavec brcz zavednosti je kakor vojak brez
puSke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
ZASTOPNIKI
ARIZONA.

ARIZONA.
Lowell in okolica: William Krall. box
1896.
ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith - Jenny Lind: Frank Go
rene F F.. u. 3, Box l6j.
Huntington: Karol Petrie, box 2O4.
COLORADO.
Leadville: Joe Zaksek, $40 W. 2nd 81
Pueblo: Charles Pogorelc. sos Moffat
St, Anton oblak, 1885 Taylor ave.
in Jos. Hotevar.
INDIANA.
Clinton: Karol Poglodi6. l.. Box 90.
indianapolis: J. Brnder, 71O Holmes 81
hokomo: Louis Zakraj;ek, sos W.
Woodland Ave.
KANSAS.
Breezy Hill in okolico: w. NJ. Smol.
mix.
Columbus: Martin Jureeko, R. r. 3.
box 60.
Corona Blaz Mezori, box 1862.
Dunk ittsburg: Thomas wolk, Il
K. box l72
Franklin-Girard: Fr. wegel, box IS
F%rontenac: John Bedene, box 1854; Jos.
Umek, box z.
Mulberry: Anton Sular R. F. D. 1.
%Pfttsburg: Andrej Podlesnik r. r. s.
box l02; Jakob Selak r. X. s.
Radley: John Gorsek, P. O.
Stone City: Mike Fine, box 496.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit: F. C. oglar, Joe Premier in
Thos. Petric.
MINNESOTA.
Chisholm: Math. Richter, box 3Os.
Ely: John Teran, box 49,: Fred. Wi.
der. box 3i2 in lgnatz Prank, box
Eveleth: JACOB Amoroz;5, "a C:s.c-
New Duluth: Albert Hrast, sll-95th
Ave.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis: V. Cainkar. 22l3 Gravois av.
MONTANA.
Bear Creek: Frank DaniGek, p. o.
Butte: lg. Bozovi6ar, 1887 Walnut st.
East Helena: j. b. Mihelich, l.. b. 200.
Klein: NJ. Meznarich, box 1877.
Red Lodge: John Gerkman, box A..
Roundup in okolica: Frank Novak, box
1856.
NEW YORK.
Little Falls: Frank Gregorka, 2 East
easier Street.
New York City: l.. Markun, 1919 f
%. st.
OHIO.
Cleveland: John Prostor. 5SO5 ST. Clair
Ave, Anton Pozarcli. $50 Prossa
Ave, Math Petrovti5, 1896 T.. 67.
St, Andrci Bogatai, 5000 st. Clair
ave., Edward Branisel, 6O25 Glass
ave. in Louis S~tegovcc. 11O7 + 81 st.
Collinwood: Anton Kuznik. 4j2-l5Sth
St, Gustav Kabai. Ii6 T.. l56th St.
Jos. Skupek, llO7 T.. 6lst St, in Joe
KunciG, 1870 f.. l56th st.
East Palestine: Jack Istenich, 436 +.
Martin st.
Girard: Frank Ban, box 1865.
Mace zlemberegr. l.. Fox ].
Lorain: Geo. PetkovSck, 17l7 r. 29th
st.
Struthers: John Rayer, box $50.
John KrizmanciG, box 800.
Youngstown: John PetriG, box $50 in
NJ. Urbas, box 431.
OREGON.
Oregon City: Frank sajovic, 131-1sth
st.
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ISCE Sc

sin umrlega Blaza Bernardo, in
sicer zavoljo njegove z~apuscine.
Prosimo cenjene rojake sirom
Amerike, da ako kdo We zanj,
raj mas obvesti, ali pa maj Sc sam
oglasi ma naslov: John Goruik.
box 1876 Maryville, Ill.
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Poor!

Isce Sc %izurjen godbevodja.
Slovenec ali Hrvat, kateri je EMO
zen %poducevati godbo ma pihala.
Poj2snil" dale: John Kun, box
.5S7 Chisholm, MINI.
(Adver. 5x)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

Prijatelji, kaj nam boste po-
slali kot darilo "a Bozicne in
Novoletne praznike. Veste kaj bi
mi ~najrajse imeli? Vsak star ma
rocnik mai nam pridobi vsaj enc
ga novega n%arocnika!
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
THE VALUE OF A HIGH
SCHOOL LIBRARY

Every High School pupil should
be taught something concerning the
use Of liblary, for in later life
probably every one will find it nee
essary to use some school or public
book stock in working out his prac.
tical pl ohIems of everyday life. 1t
is surprising to note the number of
students entering college who do
not know how to find material in a
library. | believe there is little
doubt but that a considerable per
cent Of the college failures are due
to lack of knowledge along this
line. Nor are college students the
only ones who lack in this particular;
but many citizens never make use
of their public library because they
do not know how to find their de-
sired subjects. 1t is more important
now than ever before that people be
able to use these public institutions
because they are so very numerous.
There is now not city in the United
States that does not have a public
library, and scarcely a town or vii
lage, while the travelling libraries
are going into the most remote
country districts
Lest some may think there is not
much to learn concerning the use of
a library, | shall here make note of
a few things we expect to teach in
our limited High School library:
l. How to use the books on the
shelves.
2. How to use bound magazines
POOLS Index.
8. How to use a library for re-
search work.
4. Reading lists of books concern
ing certain topics.
5. Lists of new books as received.
6. Lessons concerning use of card
catalogues.
7. Primary duties of librarian,
s. The difference between a table
of contents and an index.
8. What a concordance is.
10. That a dictionary has many
other uses besides that of supplying
definitions.
II. Values of authors and books.
IL. Library investigation of cer-
tain topics.
The moral of all this work is that
the unframed worker loses himself
and finds nothing.
1t has been said that the educated
man is not he who knows something
of everything, but he who knows
how and where to find out about
everything.
may truthfully say that one Of
the most undeveloped. yet most
used and valuable departments in
the Stafford High School is the H.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
ARIZONA MINERALS

The directory of Arizona minerals,
published as bulletin No. 3, Mineral
Technology Series No. |, of the
Arizona State Bureau of Mines, has
had such a demand created by the
short newspaper notices during the
past week, that it will undoubtedly
be out of print within very few
days after it leaves the printers.
The State Bureau of Mines de-
sires, however, to assure those who
may wish this bulletin that a reprint
will be made for their benefit, so
that all who desire them may obtain
a copy.
This bulletin gives in abbreviated
form list of the commercial min
erals found in Arizona and where
they are to be found. The bulletin
is sixteen ages long and necessarily
is as condensed as is possible for such
work.
Copies may be obtained by writ
ing Charles F. Willis, Director, Ari-
zona State Bureau of Mines, Tucson,
Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
CLEAN SPORTS

The wrestling match Friday eve
ming at Brier's Hall, between local
talent, was the best ever seen here
and was clean sport throughout.
Wrestling matches, when conduct.
ed on an honest basis, are sure to
draw large crowds, but once it be.
comes apparent that the public has
been victimized by a fake bout, all
interest in the sport ceases, and, in
consequence, when square match
takes place, there will be few in at
tendance.
The exhibition Friday night WAS
good TO see, The boys were known
to everyone and the bouts were on
the square. Those who attended
were we'll pleased and there is no
doubt that the next match between
valley boys will draw large crowd
and there will be much enthusiasm
for the sport.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
THIRD ATTEMPT SUCCEEDS

The third attempt by robbers to
blow open a safe in Pima and get
away with the dough was success
fully carried out early Saturday
morning, when two burglars broke
into Lines Bros. store and blew off
the doors of the Citizens Bank safe.
The burglars did not get a large
amount of money, they were too
much in a hurry to make their get
away and overlooked several bets,
but they were bold criminals, as
evidenced by their later actions in
the running pistol fight with citizens
of Pima, awakened bv the noise of
the explosions.
The work Of the burglars in blow
ing off the safe doors was very
amateurish and greatly different
from the professional yeggman. who
would have done the job without
arousing the neighborhood.
The officers are hot on the trail
Of two individuals who answer to
the description of the burglars and
it is hoped that they will succeed in
landing the enterprising pair for
long term in the pen.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
THE CLIFTON FIRE

The destruction by fine Of Il g two
concentrators, ore bins and conveyOrs
of the Arizona Copper Company al
Clifton last Thursday night is re-
grettable. The estimated value OF
property destroyed places the loss
$15O,OO0 and the insurance at $780,
900, leaving net loss of $4,000.
The fire occurring during the
strike of the company's employees,
it was first laid to the doors of the
strikers, but later investigation leads
to the belief that the fire was caused
by defective electrical wiring.
The fact that the strikers had
large force of pickets to guard the
property for the purpose of prevent
ing a fire or other means of destruc-
ton, strengthens the belief of the
public that the strikers had nothing
to do with the burning of the prop
erty.
1t would be strange thing, in
deed, for the striking employees OF
the company to deliberately destroy
company property, thereby leSsening
their chances of going back to work
and bringing the strike to an unsuc
cessiuI end.
TIE sympatl " Cf the people is
with the employees of the mining
companies as long as they seek the
betterment of their conditions by
peaceful means, but their sympathy
would Immediately vanish once it
was realized that the strikers would
resort TO the fire brand and imperiI
the lives ami property Of innocent
people.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
COURT HOUSE BONDS SOLD

The court house bonds have been
s)ld and the advertisement for bids
for building the new court house
started publication this week.
The bonds were sold to Sweet,
Causey. Foster & Co.. of Denver,
Colo. through the Bank of Stafford.
E. W Clayton, cashier Of the bank,
acted as agent for the Denver firm
and the bid submitted by Mr.. Clay.
ton was accepted by the board of
supervisors.
The interest shown in the matter
of the sale of the court house bonds
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
HOW HYPHENATES ARE
MADE

The United States is getting
aware of the problem presented by
those of other lands who are among
us but not Of us Pre- Sident Wilson
has made some strong speeches on
the subject, patriotic associations
are being formed, and pains are
being taken to make the naturaIiza-
ton formllities more sincere. Th, 81
things are all good, but the test Of
daily contact is sIi!l crucial. What
sort of deaf a. cs the newcomer
get here? tn" fake rttitis'S on tie
dock, pXtur ionatr cab drivers, cheat
ing IN, ney lenders, fIauduI, Mt on
poymcnt agencies, and deadfa!I
houses are the least of the evil.
Our two misel able failures in
dealing with the immigrant are
those of industry and those of law.
Lawrence, Paterson, LudtoW, Little
Falls, among many others, spring
to mind as typical of the industrial
centers where the newcomer is
overworked, underpaid, UNANIMOUSLY
treated, and then blamed for lower
ing American standards of living.
The American standard Of living is
what these people get. Our busi-
ness men have set it for them.
We have commented repeatedly
on the mean and studid discrimina-
tions made against aliens by the
statutes of many states. In law
matters the immigrant encounters,
first. ii police officer who does not
understand or Sympathze with him,
and, second, a police magistrate put
ID for political reasons.
In New York City recently nVe
garment workers-Auspitz, Sigman,
Singer, Stupnicker and Weidinger-
were accused of murder, jailed.
finally tried and acquitted. The
case against them was little better
than a frame-up. Leading New
York papers, such as the Times,
Tribune and World, commented at
length on the kissing in court when
the verdict was announced. They
had no word of the fearful injustice
which had imperled the lives Of the
innocent. Is this sort of cruel stupid
ity at the bottom Of the whole
hyphenate problem? 1t is high time
hat we began to see that the i'm
migrant is neither a joke nor a nui-
sanCc, but human being Golfers.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
The Colds of Mankind Cured
6y Pines!

Have you ever gone through a
typical pine forest when you had a
cold? What a vigorous impulse it
sent! How you opened wide your
lungs to take in those invigorating
and mysterious qualities. Yes, DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey possesses those
stimulating qualities and overcomes
hacking coughs. The inner lining
of the throat is strengthened in its
attack against cold germs. Every
family needs bottle constantly at
hand. 25c. adv-no-2
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
BILLY SUNDAY AT MOODY
BIBLE INSTITUTE

Evangelist William A. Sunday and
his whole party visited the Moody
Bible Institute in Chicago last week
on the Invi'a,I r. of j. 'r..
give ms. u, a.
OF studthLa N he m Il IS in,... g
evangelism. Such qu,snOna wrrt
taken up 1t, the organ Zatron 1T
towns anu cIncS; the union -,
churches; personal dealing with in
dividuaIs; neighbOrhUUd BlhIe classes
and prayer meetings; how parIor
meeting is conducted 10y Mr.. Sunday;
preparatory and follow up WOI k;
how to reach downtown employed
girls; shop work; how to reach
household servants; how to select
and conduct chols, etc.
The visit of Mr.. Sunday and bis
party is one of a series of such visits
from the leading evangeliSs of the
country, which the Institute has
planned for this fail and winter,
and which marks a further advance
step in the evangeistic training of
its students.
Graham guardian., 1915-11-12
Beware of Cheap Substitutes

In these days of keen competition
it is important that the public
should see that they get Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and not take
substitutes sold for the sake of ex-
ira profit. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has stood the test and been
for more than forty years
For sale hv Saffurd Drnp Co.-..--.z--