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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-10-01
Statement of Ownership

Statement OF the ownership and manage
ment OF the Five Mile Beach journal, pub
lished weekly at Wildwood, N. j., required
by the act of August "a, 1912. Editor and own
er, Jed Dubois, Wildwood, N. j. Mortgage,
none.
(Signed) JED DUBOIS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10Th
day of September, 1915. job llt III,
(SeaD Notary Public
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-10-01

Cape May County Board OF Taxation.
Attest:-Harry Sites, Secretary.
Dated, Cape May Court House, n. j., Octo-
Der l, 1915. 10-l, 4tpfs1l.2 20
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

stavljena. TisoG vprasanj je ne
resenlh, vse visi V zraku - v
Pueblu pa re posiljajo d~oputacijo
pred mirovno konfereneo.
In &c ne DO imela ia k~onferenca
ne casa ne prostora IA take depu-
tactic?
Oni tudi re vedo, kaj bodo "a.
h%tevali. Mi pa mislimo, da bo
treba Sc malo pOcakati, zakaj mai
pref bi bilo treba izvedcti, kai
Slovenski narod, Xxi Sc mixer nj
mel prllikc, da hi to povedal,
res zahteva, in potem hi bilo vse
tlSte besede "avtonomija", "svo.
boda', "zdruzitev S Hrvati" it'd.
tako prccizirati, da 81 ne more
vsak kaj druzega misliti OBJ Min.
Ma frazc "zahtevamo, kar je
nasega', he damo mi mic; Sc mani
pa hi dala nanje kaksna diplo-
maticna konferenca.
To je emo, kar je treba pove.
DAFT.
Drugo je pa to: Gospodje V
Pueblu hoGejo, kakor vidimo, do
locati, kdo jc Slovenec in kdo nj,
pa kdo jc dober Slovencc in kdo
ne.
Brez Zamere: To je domiSlja.
vost, XII jo odklanjamo Gisto mir.
no, ampak tudi cisto odloGno. Ce
kdo ne mara pristopiti kakSni
fantastiGni Ligi ali pa Ge noGe ku-
pitt kakSnega znaka, ga cato tudi
pevci Pueblo Sc ne bodo izob6e-
vail IL naroda.
Tudi nam hi vseeno, kaj Sc
zgodi $ Slovenskim narodom. Ali
pray cato, ker vemo, da so cast
resni in da jc narodno v~praSanjc
resna rec, ne bono trpeli, da hi
Sc IL ME delala karikatura III da
hi Sc narod smeSil pred sveto.m.
&c ie bila preteklost slovenske-
ga naroda tragiGna, Sc njegova
hodoGnost lie DO pricenjala Z bur.
kami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
K~LERIKALIZEM v AMERIKI

katoliSki klerikalizem V Zedi-
njenih drzavah je dolgo igral vlo-
90 Medicine ovGice, Xxi noGe mic
druzega kakor V miru ziveti. Yea
81 Sc je potozil, da preganjajo ME
govo ccrkev in je izkusal zbuditi
uSmiljenje.
kdor ga bolje pOzna, mu nikoli
nj verjel Rimski klerikalizem sc
della lie toliko casa poniznega, do
kler nina toliko mo6i, da bi sc S
korajzjo upal iztegniti kremplje.
Ma them Sc redi. dokler ne POI
stane dovolj krepak. Tedaj pa
pokaze rogove.
To Sc V Ameriki ze godi. Rim
ski klerikalizem .ie razpredel svo-
jo organizacijo pc vseh drzavah,
zgostil je memo mrezo, in seda.j
je postal agresiven.
V kratkem zaGne V New Yorku
izhajati poseben katolisko klerika-
len dnevnik. Vpliv ma veliko ka-
pitalistiGno casopisjc 81 je &c pref
pridobil. V kongresu ina dolgo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
NaSa opomba.

Poslali Sc nam Ia oklic in mi
ga, svobodomiselni ljud.je. OBJ
Javlll. To pa nj znamenje. da Sc
strlnJamo z MIN, ampak povedati
moramo ma to nekoliko svojih cd.
locnih besed.
fredvSem proteStiramo, da 81
kdorkoli sam jennie in dale pra.
Woo govoriti, dekretirati in uka.
zovati kar meni mic tebi mic V
menu slovenskega naroda. Po-
Sebno pa protestiramo, da hoGe
kdorkoli blamirati slovenski ma.
rod " imenu slovenskega ma
roda.
"Slovenska Liga" je ideja, k;
Sc jc porodila CLAW enega Glo-
veka; ee je ia ideja zdrava ali
bolna. Je Sc 2elo veliko vpraSanje,
ma katero nimamo Sc nobenega
odgovora. In cato nina nihGe
pravice pozivati Slovence V tako
llgo ma naGin, kakor da je V ten
res izvelicanje naSega naroda.
MOrda hi bile kakSne pripravc
"a bodoGnost mogoGe; morda hi
ameriSki Slovenci pri tie mlahko j.
grail kakSno vlogo. Ali mixer nj
dognanO, kaj hi Sc dalo storiti in
kaj hi obljubovalo kakSen uspch.
Mi imamo demokraticne nava.
de in lie demokratizmu zaupamo.
AmeriSki Slovenci pa MISC imeli
doslej Sc nobene prilike. da hi IL
rekli mnenje in storili sklep. Kar
prihaja IL Pueblo, je ukaz; in
nihce, tudi pevsko drustvo Pre-.
seren nina pravice ukazovati
slovenskemu narodu ali pa anne.
riSkim Slovencem.
Oklic IL Puetla govori tako,
kakor da ina vso svetovno politi-
ko V zepu. "Liga'', XII roji dru.
stvu pc CLAW, bo poslala emo
zen odbor pred prihodnio mirov-
no konferencijo." Seveda, to Sc
della kar tako. kakor Sc stree
k%rompir! xiv krst Sc ne We, kako
dolgo DO vojna trajala, kako Sc
bo kOneala, ali zmaga kdo, Y TEN
slutaju, kdo, ali Sc izcrpa vse
tako, da bodo morali vsi zazeleti
miru; nihGe nina pojma, kako Sc
DO mir posredoval, kako DO even
tualna mirovna %konferenca Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

vrsto zastopnikov. V raznih lie.
gislaturah ina svoje praporscake.
Seveda code Sc vedno pesem @
preganjanju. V resnici napada in
hoce osvajati. V Bell Hist 81 hoGe
prldobiti odlocilno moe; veliko
bcsedo ina tam re sedaj.
Dobro je TO pravo6asno spozna.
Ii. -
kako je preganjan, svedocijo
razni dogodki. Ma primer mala
cpizoda V Marshall, Tex. Tam .je
neki William Black, XII ie bill svoj-
cas- katoliSki duhovnik, priredil
nckoiko predavanj, ma katerih ie
krltiziral rimsko cerkcv. Drugi
dan je sedel $ svojo adoptirano
hcerko i'll $ prijatefjem C. +.
ilallom V svoji sobi hotelu. Ne
madonna so tia udrli neki Rogers.
Copeland in G. Ryan, "Kolumbo-
vi vitezi," clani obscene klerikal.
ne organizacijc. Pricclo Sc jc
streljanje, Black in Rogers sta
mrtva, Copeland Sc pa bori $ smr-
ito.
Takih critic hi Sc lahko Sc ne
koliko naStclo. klerikalni pete.
lini "branijo sveto vero" magari
Z revolverjem V roki; Nth 90.
bramba' pa nj mic druzega kakor
boz IA nadvlado njihovega mrac-
njaStva.
Treba bo V Ameriki bolje odpre.
II oci. kjer Sc rimski klerikali.
zen vgnezdi, tam sedi cvrsto. Mai.
pref 81 priberaGi skromno preno.
ciscc. nazadnjc pa vrze gospodarja
liz hiSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

SloveniJa ma ptujem. Kedor Sc
ne oglasi, tega nj, in ma te ne bo.
demo racunali. V kratkem dob
Vsak clan znak, da Slovenec DO
zna Slovenca, ola vemo kedo 10
V naSem taboru. Pri tenn Sc gre
"a zivljenje in smrt nasega ma.
roda, in kedor je "a zivljenie.
maj Sc oglasi.
Ia castni odbor predlagamo:
IA blagajnika: Frank Sakser.
81 Cortlandt St, New York.
Ia tajnika: G. Il. Brozich, box
424, Ely, MINI.
Ia odbor: Predsedniki vseh slo.
venskih jednof; 2. II. Blatnik, o.
Gram, it'd. In enega il Pueblo,
Colo, katerega 81 kasncje izbe.
reno.
Sledc podpisi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
PROFIT now STAVBINSKI
POGODBI

V o~rganizaciji Stavbinskih de
lavccv Sc nekaj giblje. Zdi Sc, da
lc vpliv nckaterih voditcljev moe
no omajan.
Pred kratkim jc stavbinski
strokovni svet predlozil stavbin-
skim unijam naGrt pogodbe, $
katero maj bi Sc "a dobo treh let
p%rcprccile vse stavke V tel obrti
in vsi Sport prcdlagali gotovim
razsodnikom. Doslcj je enajst
uni odklOnilo to pogodbo, in zdi
Sc, da Sc BIO NTH Stevilo Sc izdat-
no pOmnozilo.
Ncka okroznica. XII Sc razsirja
med unijskimi stavbinskimi de
lavci, pravi:
"Dnc 10. januarja 1915 je
Chicago Building Trades Council
odobril to pogodbo proti p~rotestu
nekaterih Glanov. b. 7. Council
maj bi bill zbor MOI. }. zastopajo
delavce stavbinske stroke. Kontro.
Ira ga nekoliko MOI, Xxi so 81 pri-
dObili premozenje.
Pogodba zahteva, da uniGijo
unijski 6lani stavbinske stroke
organizacije, Xxi pripadajo A. F..
of l..
Pogodba prepoveduje V "a. cd
stavku stavbinskim unijam, da
hi sc zdruzile S Chicago Fed. of
Labor, z \ r. of l.. in cello S svo-
10 lnternacionalno unijo; ONE
njeni odstavek Sc MANFRED glasi,
da je prepovedana zdruzitcv z
vsako organizacijo, katere pra-
villa nasprotujejo tel pogodbi.
DejstvO pa je, da nasprotujejo
pravila vsakc prave unije tel po-
godbi.
u omenjeno pogodbo Sc vpe-
ljujejo tudi "Star Chamber
Trials, tajna glasovanja, s kate
rimi Sc ljudje lahko kaznujejo, in
hoGe, da Sc kazni lahko razdele
med clane Joint Arbitration Boar
da, sestojecega IL kontraktorjev
in clanov B. T. c., tako da S.
VAN denar, "a katerega delate,
lahko vzame S tajnim g~lasova-
MEM in ida, ne da bi kdaj 1--WE
deli zakaj..
HOGete Ii nam pomagati, da cd
vrnemo ia napad, s katerim hoce-
jo monopolizirati meso in kri,
telesa in duse delavnih Judi
Hocete Ii nam pomagati, da one.
mogocimO ia poizkus, S katerim
hotcjo poloziti delavce tcga me-
sta ma prodajalno mizo?
Zveza stavbinskih kontraktor-
jev je &c izdala nalog, maj sc izpro
vse unije, Xxi he podpisejo tie po-
godbe.
Hocete Ii to trpeti ali nam no.
cetc pomagati, da odbiiemo ia
novi poizkus, $ katerim hi radi
zatrli organizirano delo?
Ako podpisejo stavbinski de-
lavci TO pogodbo in 10 bodo izvr-
sevali, tedaj ne DO koncem treh
let v stavbinskih stroki ne enc
prave unije wee, ampak lie pescico
ljudi bono imeli, Xxi bodo hoteli
vse kontrolirati -"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

Razsirite svoJe znanJe! Poucite Sc o socaizmul Razvedrite 8
duha! - "Proletarec" ina v svoji knUzevni zalogi sledece knjige
in broSure:
Makshm Cork: Matt, mehka vezba. s1OO
Upton Sinclair (posov. JOS Zavertmk in L v. Kaker): Dzungel. Povest
IL chicaskh lawn .... ....... rs
Enrico ferr1: Soclahzem In moderna 30
Drzava pihodn)osu 20
froetarlat 10
hton hrstan: Nevarn clanze 10
homunisucni MANIFEST 20
hao amcuJe PruzVaJanJe v maem'. -. 10
Socahz 10
SocalSicna knjiznica, 2 zvezka in 'Nasa bogattva". ... 10
aptahstNh razred 10
ouahoV =. q. Is
'V" 4" 'D""a emohi"eJ So 80 10
Prof Wahrmund (poIov. A. Kristan): Katoisko svetovno nazhanie
in svobodna znanost. ,s
" lodi rikalz 20
v onsumn ur"S'Vh 10
Moderni poltcni razvoj-Moderni gospodash razvoj-Cnu sodalzma 10
H "u"m ProuaJah III homum' 80. .05
Stir ctice. Poljudne zbtrke "vec luGil'' s snopic) 1890. 10
Kako je lep vojaski stan. Pojudnc zbhke ''vec luci!'' 6. snOpit) -. 10
rec Wi E. 10
hatOhsK ceikeV IN clanzem 10
'po'eu Pdpeza HIehsanura 10
Use tie knjige in brosure posjemo poNnine presto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
IA

Ma stoletja je mas mill sloven.
ski narOd stokal pod krutim tu,
jim jarmom in Gakal resilne ure.
Nasi rodoliubi Preseru,. ASkerc.
Levstik, VOdnik, in drugi, budili
so mas "a to uro. In brat.jc, IRA
sedaj prihajal Nam Slovencem
ma tujem, Xxi imamo proste roke.
je dana p~riloznost, Ola Sc pripra.
vino IA to odloJilno uro, V kateri
uam bOde mogoGe reSiti svoj ma.
rod cd ~stoletnega tujega pro
kletstva.
Mi zivimo V dneh velikega po,
mena, V dneh, Xxi bodo odloGili
usodo evropejskih draw in ma
rodov. Nekatere bodo p~oveGane,
druge p%onizane; enc bodo zginile,
druge nastale. iZvimo V dneh. q
katerih bode zgodovina ma stolctia
pisala, ter mas grajala ali hvalila
V dneh, Xxi bodo pomenili zivlje.
ME ali Smrt naSega slovenSkega
narOda. In V teh dneh mai ne
spimo. Treba je misliti in skupno
delati "a bodoGnost nasega ma
roda.
Psalo st ie re V nash sloven-
SIKH listih, da Sc zdruzimo in
vstanovimo slovensko Ego. Dosti
nash rodoljubov je re pisalo O
TEN in mnogi so Sc re oglasili pri-
stOpiti. Ker cas- bezi in odlocilna
ura prihaja, treba je da nekdc
priGne. OglaSamo Sc torej mi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09
Pevski zbor Preseren.

Pueblo, Colo, "a. jan. 1915.
v menu pravice in V imenu
naSega milega slovenskega marc
da, Xxi je trpel ma stoletja grozne
krivice, katere bodo pa Sc veGje,
ako Sc "a naprej mol6imo, po-
zivljamo Use V Ameriki zive6e.
Slovence in Slovenke, kateri ste
Sc ostali zvesti materI Sloveniii,
XII ljubite svoj jerk, rod in dom,
in kateri zelite svojemu narodu
Sc Y naprej z~ivljenje in obstanek,
da Sc vsi V najkrajsem casu ogla-
site pri zdolaj imenovanem "a
tasnem tajniku ali blagajniku,
ter pc svoji zmoznosti poSljete
"dar domovini ma altar, in po-
stanete Glani i'll clanice Sloven-
ske Lige "a Narodno Svobodo
katere namen bode, da poSlje
zmozen odbor pred prihodno mi
rOvno konferencijo. in bode "a.
iedno z nasimi bratji Hrvati in
drugimi Slovani zahtevala kar je
r nasega. Pri tel konferenciji bode
odbila tista odlocna ura, XII bode
pomenila vse "a mas narod. Tam
Sc bOde odloGilo ali bOde mas ma.
rod Sc V napreJ gazen cd Nemcev
ali ltalijanov; in ali maj sc raz-
deli med obadva, katera ga bosta
strla V prah; ga poitalijanila ali
ponemcurila, da o Slovencih ne
bode lie duha ne sluha, da izgine
"a vedno; ali maj pa postane prost
ter sc zdruzi S svoiimi brati
Hrvati in drugimi Jugo-slovani.
Kakor Cehi in drugi avstrijski
Slovani ziveci tukaj V Ameriki,
moramo tudi mi Slovenci gledati,
da bode pred to konferencijo
incl vstop mas odbor in zahteval
to kar je re Aneleska, Francoska
in Ruska obljubila DAFT vsakemu
narodu pc tel vojski kar je njego-
vega. Tamkaj bode priloznost
kakorsne Sc nikdar nj bio in je
gotovo tudi da ne bode wee. So
dill bodo narodi, Xxi poznajo kri-
vico, Xxi Sc nam godi, XII vedo "a
nase rane; treba Jill je pa polka
zati. Kateri he isce, ia ne najde;
kateri ne prosi, temu sc ne da.
Tamkaj je treba, da govori IL
ptujega svobodni Slovenec, kate
ri SC ne boji, da bode "a to-, ker
zahteva svoje, zaprt, ustreljen ali
Obesen, kot Sc sedaj godi nasim
rodoljubom ma domaci zemlji. Ia.
htevali bodemo Slovenijo "a Slo-
vence. Mi hocemo imeti svojo
autonomijo, ter Sc zelimo zdruziti
z nasimi bratji in sosedi Hrvati
in drugimi Jugo-slovani. Zahteva-
mo to kar uzivajo drugi svobodni
narodi. Zahtevamo pravico gospo-
dariti V svoji lastni Hist in pravi-
co orati svojo lastno zemljo; pra-
vico posiljati svoje otroke v nase
slovenske Sole, da ne bodo kot
mi prisiljeni ma ptujem opravlja-
ii hlapcevska della, ampak da bodo
sposobni "a boljsa, katera sedaj
opravlja.jo V naSi domovini ptuJ-
eli. Mi ne potrebujemo ma svoji
zemlji tujih g%ospodarjev; sposob
nj smo gospodariti ma svoji zem-
LII. Ne prosimo ptujega, zahtc-
vamo pa kar JIG nasega.
Pravila, stalni odbor. in ure-
ditve Slovenske Lige IA Narodno
Svobodo, "a katere bode incl pra-
vico glasovati vsak clan, bodemo
kasneje uredili. Glavno je sedaJ,
da sc zdruzimo, da vemo koliko
zvestih sinov in hcer ina matt
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-09

Nekaj skupnega imata vendar
d~elavnost delavcem in lenoba bo-
gatinov: Obojc jc brez konca in
kraja.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Get it-keep it-and in time you'll
be rich.
The, man WHO talks much often
says little.
Many awsll shaped head 10 limited
to the shape.
They say good poker player habit
ually walks with a shuttle.
Every time the devil thinks Of this
war 1t gives him the shivers.
The local oracle who laughs at his
own joke is always sure OF laugh.
Now is the most suspicious time to
sit tight, look wise and say nothing.
Too bad General Sherman is not
here to give us a revised defnition OF
war
Confession may be good for the
soul, bnt it's sockdolaaer to the rep.
utation.
A wonIan is always as young as she
lookS-proVlQed III won't come of In
the wash.
Some people are born snail, always
remain small, and are considered
everlastingly small.
1t may be true that simplicity is
worth more than gold and jewels, bat
we'd rather have both.
II If airships commence to drop bomb,
on kings palaces there will soon be a
royal stampede for peace.
A New York judge says one hall
the men In that city beat or choke
their wives. Fortunately we have
not arisen to that degree Of culture
in this town.
IRolden times kings and emperors
led their armies ia person and accept
ed the fortunes Of war. Today theil
Arst thoughts are for the safety Of
thsir swn hides.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29

We were visited by another inch OF
snow Tuesday night.
Bert Johrson, who at one,time oper-
ated pool hall in Wood, has just
been appointed Postmaster at Murdo
Bert's Wood friends extend congratu,
latioas.
Henry Nelson and DR.. Meyers the
veterinary have been in the north
part of the county this week doing
some horse dentistry. Henry says he
had his nose frostbitten Wednesday
MRS. George Ballint and family
who have been visiting with friends
at Omaha, Nebraska, for the past
three months returned Wednesday
on the stage, to.their claim north OF
Wood. Mrs. Ballint reports lots OF
snow and cold weather at Omaha.
Ihe Ladies Aid Society on Wednes
day received a new Cornish organ
that they have placed in the room
fitted up for church services In the
school house. Come toschureh next
Sunday morning and also Sunday
School and hear the new instrument
Rae Dendy, the White River post,
master and his bride passed through
Wood, Thursday on the stage enroute
to their home at White River. Mr.
Dendy was united in marriage to Mis-:
Bertha Elene Olson at Bristow, Neb
raska, last Wednesday. The Pioneer
extends to the happy couple the usua
congratulations.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29
LOCAL ITEMS
AS taken from snottIosS iA
And iotted down Upnn swQ;
AND II someone has Ned tn rs,
PJeaNe snun t4ais once when you Gus

Next Tuesday is Ground Hog day.
"Wednesday was the coldest day Of
the winter.
Two weeks from, Sunday is st. Val
entines day. ...-..
Chas. Abourezk,is enjoying visit
from his sister. .....
We have been experiencing the cold
est weather of the winter the past
week.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. D. G. Miller ,Wsdnes-
day OF. this week.
The Editor and E. l.. Wilmoth
made trip to Carter last Friday tax
ing orders for calendars.
Sunday night was the coldest night
,ys have had this winter-the ther'
.aometer registerd 81 below.
Ehe County Commissioners will be
in session White River again next
Tuesday in adiourned session.
FL. Baker who has been at Burk, 3
10 for some timer past, returned to
his claim north ofIWood, Monday.
The Editor and e. l.. Wilmoth
made a business trip to Murdo and
White River, Monday and Tuesday
Joe Nasser, who has been down ia
Nebraska for some time returned ts
his Mellette county homestead Satur-
day.
County Commissioner He,ieckson
has been somewhat under the weather
with an attack of the the past
week, but is somewh ;r at this
wiring,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29
Brains in Business

This is q day OF brains and they
command a premium in every walk
Of life. This is conspicuously true in
mercantile affairs.
The merchant who would be sue
scesful must use his brains, and the
use Of brains prompts him also to the
judicious use OF advertising space
in his local newspaper.
II he expects his establishment to
become a fixture in the town he is
equally desirous of leaving with his
customers feeling of satisfaction and
the inclination to return.
Therein lies the secret Of his sue
cess, bnt to accomplish this he must
first consider three salient points.
First, hiss goods must be of the
standard required by the people Of
his community.
Second, they must be reasonable in
price. So
Third, they must be brought to the
attention Of the buying public.
1t is simple matter to buy the
goods and fix the price, but keeping
them in the public eye is the problem
1t is the stumbling block upon which
the hopes Of many merchants are
wrecked. ...... .l.
The merchant who makes the most
success is the one who
brings his wares to the attention of
the public through the medium OF
well written advertising matter.
Whenever you find a merchant who
judiciously but persistent
ly In his local paper you will invar-
lably find successful and growing
business, business founded upon
solid principles and one which COM
mands the respect of the community.
1t is the brains Of the merchant
plotting him safely through the intri-
cate perils Of commercial life.
Advertising is the product Of the
brain, and is the greatest Of all aids
to business success and eminence.
The well written advertisement Of
goods will always bring re
suits, for it must be borne in mind
that the buyer, as we'll as the seller,
Is possessed Of brains and those brains
will be utilized to his own advantage,
This is essentially an advertising
age, and the business man who per-
declines to recognize the re-
Iuirements of the public will in time
have no patrons to affront by shis
to their desires.
The people of this community have
the ad reading habit. 1t is much a
part Of their daily life as are the or
binary pursuits Of the day.
1t is simply matter of brains forg
.ng to the front, for while the mer-
chant employs his brains in the sell
ng Of his goods, the buyer utalizes
lis brains in the ~disbursing of his
funds to his own best advantage.
And the advertisement-fr and
,risp. and to the point-leads the buy
Or direct to the seller, directs his foot
steps to the spot where he may find
Ihat which he seeks without delay
and the consequent loss Of time in
looking around"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29

Representative Donohoe of this
district has introduced a bill in the
Legislature providing for early closing
OF all pool halls in the state and a
closed Sunday for these places of
amusement. Donohoe says pool halls
have a worse effect Oh the morals Of
community than many Of the saloons,
James Funk who proved up on .
homestead west OF Wood last fall is
now insMitchell, 'S!t2 D., after doing
considerable roaming around, while
Leonard Ellmaker directs us to send
his paper to Valdosta, Georgia. Mr..
Funk says he expects to be back in
Mellette county some time in the
spring.
Miller Wagner who has been the
driver of the Agency car at Rosebud,
for some time past, was the victim of
an accident Thursday Of last week
that caused his death. While driv-
ing the car about six miles north of
the Agency the car turned turtle
causing his almost Instant death. His
wife and baby and brother-in-law
were with him in the car at the time,
but they all escaped with slight in
jury.
Thomas Stranger Horse, living
about 20 miles north of here died at
his ho@e Saturday evening about
eight o'clock. He was about thirty
years old at the time of his death and
leaves aswIfe and three children, one
son and two daughters to mourn his
death. He had q severe attack of
nosebleed about three weeks ago and
never completely recovered. The
funeral was held Monday and the re-
mains we're laid to rest in the Bad
Nation Catholic cemetery.
1t is reported on what seems to be
pretty good authority that the De-
partment at Washington has. ordered
$40 per capita Indian payment to
be made in the very near future
There have been a number of rumors
of such an order having been issued
during the past five or six months,
but heretofore these rumors seemed
to have no foundation of fact, The
Indians are certainly in great need of
payment and we trust that the pay
ment will really be made within a
short time now.
Among the acts already passed by
the present session of the South
Dakota legislature and one that 10 Of
considerable interest to the people Of
Mellstte county is an act legalizing
the acts of the Board of County Com
missiouers of this county during the
first two years of its existence. So
had been instituted against several of
the officers of the county at that time
to recover overpaid salaries. We are
unable to state what beating this legal
ization will have en these suits, but
the chances are that the suits will
probably not be pushed now.
If q mcasly baseball player can get
$4,000 for six months work, our
brains ought to sntitle us to about a
million plunks. Bring along those
subscriptions, brothers.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29

FOR RENT The NWA and lets
1924 in Section 4 and the E1l NEA
iof Section 5, Twp 40, Range III, south
west of Wood, S. d. For particulars
write ]. r. Kosta, Failsar, 8. d. 81 2
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-01-29
Former Woodite In Bad

Max Somers, we'll known all over
the Rosebud, was arrested at Gregory
Tuesday night at the instance of I'll.
9. Brees of this place, who charges
SomerS with embezzling funds from
the pool hall belonging to Brees.
Max has been conducting the lunch
room in the Brees pool hall for sever
al weeks. Last week Mr.. Brees made
trip to Carlock, leaving Somers in
charge. While the owner was away
Max started on big spree and Brees
alleges his money was paying for the
boozs. Marshall Cunningham and
Brees went to Gregory Tuesday and
brought Somers here, where he was
arraigned before Justic Gable, waiv-
ing examination. He was put under
bond of $500 for the circuit court
Colome Times.