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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The body of Mrs. Mary Orvis widow
of the late Orvs Coburn. formerly of this
town, was brought here Saturday morn
ing from Bloomfield. n. j., and taken
to the Center for interment beside her
husband. The two sons, Charles and
Frank of Newark. y. j., and daughter.
Miss Eliza of Wakefield, Mass, composed
the funeral party. The son, Charles, who
is general secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
for New Jersey. spoke in the Methodist
Church Sunday evenng.-Miss Helen
Sweeney entertained a party in honor of
her ninth birthday last Friday afternoon.
Miss Louanna Carpenter returned from
Highgate Springs Saturday. where she
had been the guest of Mrs f. II. Brown
a few days,-Charles Draper and three
sons, Jay, Frank and Jackson, of Norris
Town called on friends here Saturday be-
ing on a motor trip which included Lake
Carmi, near which the family formerly
had their home,-Mr. and Mrs NJ. b.
Yaw of Hartford, Conn. came Saturday
with A. G. S, Beeman of St. Adams, who
with his family had been passing vaca-
| ton with them. They are guests of Mrs.
Yaw's mother, Mrs. II. *. Scribner.-Mr.
and Mrs. r II, Sweeney and two chill
dren were visitors of Mrs Sweeney's par
| ents. Mr. and Mrs f. g. Smith, in Frank
| lin over Sunday.-Lco Poissant has re-
| turned from his vacation and resumed
his position in the store of f. r. Green
wood.--E. j. Tyler r. j. Tyler, Jr., w.
b. Ladd and J. b. Kimball were with
their families at Hghgate Springs over
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. j. H. Mears, Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Mears and son John
H., Jr were in North Troy over Sunday
with friends-Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Gaines
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Rose were
guests of Miss Myrtle Rose, a daughter
of the last named. at Lake Mansfield
Sunday. where Miss Rose is employed
| f.. D. Cushman has the repairs on
the Allen place which he purchased a
few months ago nearly completed. He
moved his family there the frs,
of this week-Arthur Archambault
of New York city, who was called
here by the death of his father, l.. j.
lArchambault. returned Friday to Lake
George. whore he is passing the sum-
mer. George Archambault and his
father-in- law. Frank Meyette of
Springfield, Mass, who came to attend
the same funeral were detained en-
route by washCu ut and reached here
| a few hours late for the services.
lThey are remaining a few days.-Mr.
land Mrs Merrill l.. Irish were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ovitt over Sum
day at their camp at Lake Carmi.-
Miss Anna Bean. daughted OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bean. was operated upon
Friday by Dr. Lyman Allen of Bur
; lington, assisted by DR. r. b. Thomas,
Miss Bean is remaining at Dr. Thomas,
where the operation Was performed
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HINESBURG.

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the guest VI i'i ""''' -'
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Charles sumner and son of
Bristol are visiting at Richard Field
er's.-Burton Pierce of Waterbury is
visiting his unCles. Edison and Marble
Piercc.-Mrs. clyde Brewster and Mrs.
William Leavitt will entertain the
Home Circle at the hall "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Higley, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Il. Strong and I. l.. Strong are
spending the week at Thompsons
Point.--Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hinsdale
of Jericho visited at Wyram Tafts the
last of the week.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Harlow Thompson of South
Royalton visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Paquette, last week.-Mrs.
Hannah Page is ill.-Mrs C. W. Rice
is ill.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Hayes
and daughter, Lucy, of Royalton visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Paquette sunday.
making the trip by automobile. They
returned Sunday, taking Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlow Thompson and little daughter,
Kathryn-Madame Aprehome, son, and
two daughters of Montreal, are spend
House-Mrs Gordon and two daugh-
tiers, the Misses Ryan and Maloney Of
Montreal Miss Bessie Eddy. Miss
Brown and Mr. Stanton of Hartford,
Conn, are spending a few weeks at
the Mountain View House.-Miss Free
more of East Wolfboro, n. H., and
Mrs Freemore and daughter, of NAL
den, Mass, are spending few weeks
at the Mountain View House.
David Allaire died Tuesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock after an illness of
three months. aged 50 years. The fu-
neral will be held at Essex Junction
Thursday morning at ten o'clock.
Harvey Charles, aged six years and one
day, the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 1.
Dewey Smith. died at 3;45 a m. yesterday
after A seven months illness OF sugar
diabetes The funeral service will be held
at c. o. Harveys at 1870 a, m. Friday
and burial will be at Maple Grove GENE
terry Weybridge, at 300 p m.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell Bowen of Des
Moines, Iowa, who have been visiting
Mrs. Bowen's niece. Miss Miranda Ewns,
have gone to visit relatives in Richford
Mrs. Racine of Potsdam and Mrs. Meal
lister of Canton, N Y, are guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Austin, --.
Wolf Patrol, No. /. Boy Scouts with
Scout Master f. +. Smith are in camp
at Lake Carmi-James Collins is NOV
ing his family into the house owned by
p. II. Stanley on the Enosburg road
c. G. Jolley made his regular trip to
Swanton Sunday.-Deputy Collector II.
b. Corliss has moved his family to Derby
Line.-Mrs. +. +. Smith is visiting
friends at South Franklin.
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Miss Inez Beede. who was operated on
two weeks ago, returned to her home
Friday much improved in health-Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Ovitt passed Sunday at
Highgate Springs as the guests of
Mrs. c. M. Pratt.
An alarm for fire was rung in Monday
evening and hose cart No / was taken
to the scene of the supposed fire only
to discover when they arrived that the
gil stove which had been blazing in a
most unusual manner in the kitchen Of
Charles Bradley in the so-called Gould
house had gone out. The family were
temporily absent, but neghbor was
watching the dying blaze-Prof ]. l..
Barker of Boston University, who had
passed Sunday on Grand Isle, is passing
few days in the family of NJ. L. Perley.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Ames and son,
G. Fisher Ames motored to Franklin
had been their guests for several days
accompanied them to his home there
They returned Monday accompanied by
Mr.. Ames's mother and aunt, Mrs. r.
+, Ames, and Mrs. Carlisle Coonley who
will remain a few days.-E. d. Cush-
man moved Monday from the Fuller
Gently purchased.-H. d. Isham, who had
been visiting at Mrs. J. II. Burns's in
Richford, a few days. came to town Mon
day for a visit among old friends. His
daughter Mrs f. b. Smith, also of
Minneapolis, who has been with her
uncle, Harry Forty, in Berkshire, is In
town.-Mr and Mrs. b. C. Douglass OF
Brandon came to town Monday and on
Tuesday with Mr.. Douglass's parents
the Rev. and Mrs w l.. Douglass
motored to Post Mills, where they Will
pass n few days in the ancestral home
and incidentally celebrate the birthday
of the Rev. W. f. Douglass.
The work on the highway toward West
| berkshire, which has been at standstl
on account of haying for two weeks, vii
omen up to-day in charge of Mr.. Ryan ms
before The Berkshire road commission
err, Willis Noble is preparing to continue
| the improvement in that town, blasting
and grading-Mr. and Mrs f. X. War
rem of Evanston, ILL.,, arrived in towf
Tuesday, having come by way of the
White mountains and are guests in the
family of NJ. +. Perey. The friendship
dates back to their boyhood days wher
the father of Mr.. Warren was pastor OF
the Congregational Church at East Berk
shire Mr.. Warren invented Warren:
featherbone and manufactured it in Three
Oaks, Mich. for many years He is now
retired.-Miss Ednah Phalan of Pittsford
! n former teacher here, is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. +. W. Draper Mrs. w. Sprint
and son Of New York are also passin.
a few days in the same home.-Mrs. G. p
Sawyer and daughter, Alene D.. of Bos
ton. who are passing a few weeks in Hyd
Park were guests of Mrs. Sawyers cousin
Mrs. y. NJ. Croft. Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Sawyer was formerly Miss France
Warner of St. Armand.-Mr. and Mrs
Perley Titus and two children and Mr.
and Mrs r. G. Titus all Of Johnson ar
passing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j
II. Tatro.-Harold Kennedy of Chatham
n. Y, has been visiting his sister, Mrs
G.. F. Sayles left Wednesday for Chester
vile, Ont, where he will be in charg
of a condensary for the Charles Z. Hire
COMPANY
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COLCHESTER.

DR. Clara Leach of Philadelphia, Pa,
is spending her vacation with her
parents and friends here.-The Rev.
Leonard Aldrch holds services every two
weeks, on Sunday afternoon, in the
school-house in the Champlain district
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Burnham of
Thomasville, n. c., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Wheeler +. II. Andrus
and daughter, Helen, are spending some
time here-F. II. Andrus was in town
Sunday.-The condition of Miss Fannie
Day is improving. Waldo Miles spent
Sunday at his home in Middlesex.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. Car
RE Manning Bell of st. Adams town.
when her daughter, Lulu Mac, was uni
ted in marriage with r.. Leon Butler.
son of MIR, and Mrs, Henry Butler Of
Fairfax. The ceremony took place in
the bay window Of the living room be-
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FLETCHER.

A severe electrical storm passed over
this town Monday morning. doing coiisid-
cradle damage to crops and blowing down
several shade trees. During the storm
shade tree near A. II, Hooper's house was
blown onto the house, knocking the CHM
ney off. breaking in one window, and a
part of the cornice.--A reception was held
at e F. Tinker's Wednesday evening for
Govt Tinker and bride.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Richards and family
were in ST. Adams Saturday,-Neinon
Bullock was in Champlain Sunday.-Mrs.
Jennie Fay is visiting in Accommodation
Gonyeau was in this place July 3O-Miss
Dorothy Mears Is a guest of the Misses
Morse at Camp Watson.-R. T., Bullock
and c. W. Phelps we're in burlington July
2S-Mrs. Della Williams was in st. Adams
SATURDAY and Sunday; her nephew Ray
mond Beauregard returned home with her.
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and Friday.-Mrs. Spear was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Samson Sunday.
The Rev. c. c. Adams of burlington
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Mrs. Flora Rouse of St Johns
bury visited her father, William Samson
few days last week.--Mr. Kirthgasser
Of New York city is passing the month
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Maggie BiXby of Burlington
md the Misses Cannon of Illinois spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Rollin Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Osborne ana
daughter Marion of winston spent
Sunday with her parents.-B. f. Combs
cxpects to move his family to Burling-
ton soon, and Clarence Carpenter VIII
carry on the farm vacated by ME-.
Combs.-Mrs. Miranda Wescott is still
,ao6rod 70 ber bod
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. c. +. OsEood is visiting few days
with her brother in Burlington.-Mrs NJ.
w. Smith of Essex Junction, who has been
spending several days with friends here.
has returned home.--Mrs. r. r, Parker
and little son Of Middebury spent few
days the last of the week with Mrs, Earle
Slocum,-John Granger is recovering from
his recent illness.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The body of Mrs. Nettie Livermore
Siples, who died in Waterbury July
Il, was brought here Wednesday and
buried in the family lot in the Eldredge
cemetery at 200 p. m. The Rev j. S
Braker officidted at the grave. She is
survived by a daughter Gertrude AID
rich and two sons, Frank and Ralph
Aldrich, and younger daughter, Gladys
Siples. She also leaves one brother and
two sisters.
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ENOSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs n. w. Downey and son.
Hugh, visited at Leon Sheldon's in
Bakersfield rccently.-NIrs. Warren Per-
lev is quite ill-T. T. Smell is seriously ill.,
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. and Mrs. Turner returned
Monday from the Mary Fletcher hos.
pital with their little son. who had
been there for trcatment-Mr. and
Mrs. \. T.. Randall of Springfield, Mass,
are in town, tie guests of his sister.
Miss Ella Randall--lcon :, BrcWor has
traded his farm here with MI Webb
for large farm in NorhicId. lie win
move uh""" abvr; . ,p'cHNo. ior
c 9. She;;Ick Of !.-.i,ld lass, called
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CONTINUED ON page Iour).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

eel vedel, kdo je vse to izvohal,
sc he bonn podpisal kdor je pa
tako radoveden, da hoee iznajti
Inc tega poroeevalca, maj stori to-
lie; V Chicago maj gre "cofus",
pred Proletarcevim pragom maj
stisne EN- ocenas, potem maj vstopi
v sobo, kjer sc urejuje P~roletarec,
tam maj sc naroci ma list "a cello
leto, obljubi maj, da DO list skrb-
no cital. Kakor nitro to stori, mu
DO urednik Proletarca drage wolfe
povedal mole ime.
Popotnik brez domovja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

trdi pesti, S katerima hi bill voscil
dobro jutro vsem ''suckerjem",
da jih nj bilo toliko.
linen navzocih he BON imeno-
val dostavim lie toliko, da Sloven-
cev nj bio poleg. Tistim pa, kate
ri so prisostvovali temu nesramne-
mu veselju, izrecem ma TEN mestu
V svarilo to, da opuste take silva
ri, ako hocejo, da Sc Jim DO bolje
godilo pri njihovem delu. In tudi
strokovna organizacija YAM bode
potem wee koristila.
ker he maram, ia hi vsak Spi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Fostoria, Texas,

Cenjeni urednik Proletarcal
kot star n~aroGnik upam, da mi
odmerite malo prostora in ponati-
Snetc teh par vrstic II naSem pri-
lJub'jenem listu in boriteliu "a
delavSke pravice. Ker sc mic ne
sllsl IL naSc ~farmarSke naSelbine,
hoccm JAZZ malo opisati mas polo
zaJ, kako tukaj napredujemo. CiS-
GENIE zemlje Sc dosti magic naprc-
duJe. Ali vse emo zman.ika vsake-
mu denarja, predno 81 more toll
ko Zemlje izGistiti, da hi 81 moccl
zlvlJenJe pridelati Ease in IA zivi-
no. Iatorej poor, roiaki, katcrc
veseli farmariial Kupu;te cisto
zemljo. he pa hoSte, ker nobedcn
ne verlamc, doklcr ne Skusi. koli-
ko denarja Sc potroSi IA GiScenjc.
In Sc poSebno V takih kraiih, kjcr
nj zaSluzka. Gospel Gaishek, mas
ucltelj, nam piSe, da .ic sliSal. da
tisti rojaki tukaj bol.ie naprcdu-
Jejo, XII MISC z denarjem zaGeli in
da imajo ~najboljsc domovc. Lahko
DO ponosen, kadar Sc bo lahko K
MIN priSteyal.
koncem tega dopiSa pozdrav-
liam vse titatelie tega liSta in VAN
voscim mnOgo uspeha. tebi, Pro
letarec, pa mnogo novih naroGni-
kov.
Louis YeSernik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

dvorani sta najeti "a to priliko in
obiskovalcem Sc obljubuje mnogo
zabave. V spodnji dvorani DO Piles
i'll druzabne igre, V zgornji dvo-
rani bodo nasli razvedrila tisti, XII
he marajo plesati. Vstopnina je
prosta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

Louis Yesernik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

j. 8. z. Z januarjem 1916 tekom
10 mesecev-to je do konca ok
tobra istega leta-po &c vec me-
secnih prispevkov "a pokritje
stroskov zbora. z januarjem bodo
torej mese6ni prispevki "a zvezo
Zoe cd clana. To maj clani in kra-
Jevni tajniki J. s. z. vzamejo ma
znanje, da ne DO nepotrebnih re-
klamacij.
TAJNISTVO J. 8. z.
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S1ranka
VABILO MA DEBATE.
Chicago. Ill.

Cnlcago, LII.
Jugoslov. soc. klub st. | je ma
zadnJi sell sklenil, da priredi te-
kom zimskih mesecev zopet neko-
like predavanj. Ma prihodnji
redni mesecni sell, V petek dine u.
januarja bo pa javna dcbata o
oborozevalnem pripravljanju.
Medtem ko ne more biti nobene-
ga dvoma o socialistiGnem stalisGu
napram militarizmu, Sc javliajo V
nazorih o e%ventualni obrambi de-
zele, o pripravah "a tax %sluGaj. o
vprasanJu, ce in kako maj DO ljud-
stvo izurjeno V rabi orozja, rail-
Ike in nasprotja.
Problem pa postaja tudi "a a.
merlko akuten in treba .je, da sc
v stranki pojmi razjasnijo. Pri.
cakovati je, da sc bodo tudi drugi
strankini odseki bavili $ tenn vpra
sanJem. klub pa smatra debate
"a uspesno sredstvo raz.jasnitvc in
Je cato sprejel predlog, da Sc pri-
redi taxa debata ma prihodnji jaw
nj sell.
Porocevalec bo sodr. Etbin Kri-
stan debate Sc lahho uGeiezi vsak
elan kluba. pristop je pa sploSno
svoboden. in vabl.jen je vsakdo
kdor Sc zanima "A to vpraSanje.
SEGA bo kakor navadno V dvora-
III ma vogalu &c. ulice in Ayers
Ave.
Flip Godina,
tajnik.
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Chicago, Ill.
Velik shod

BIO V y. wardi ncdcljo. Is. la
nuarja oh >. popoldne Avondale
School. Govorniki so mestni svet-
mix John c. Kennedy IA ~. okraj.
mcstni svetnik VIM. Rodriguez "a
10. okraj i'll Emil Kuhnc, social
sticni kandidat IA mestpega svet-
nika "a 81. okraj.
POskrbljcno je tudi "a dober
giasbcn program. Samospeve ina
Ia mr.. Fred Heidenson in mr.. j.
Edwin Peterson; sodelujc tudi
miss Meier. Vstop jc prost.
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- IL -

, miljona (tako je pisal list Anne
rican Socialist. Sodrugi! DELAY
CT! Napnimo vse svoje moci, ter
deluJmo, da Sc stevilka uresniGi.
Frank Bavdek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

morJem, petjem, deklamacijami
in drugim.
Sodrugi in somisljeniki so vab.
lJeni, da Sc te zabave v polnem
stevilu udeleze. Vstopnina pro.
sta. 0DBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

Ena najboljSih socialistiGnih
revli v ~angleSkem jeziku v Ameri-
XII je: INTERNATIONAL so
C1ALIST REVIEW" - Izhajs
mesecno in stane $1.00 ma leto. =
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, BAL Z
Ohio St., Chicago, III.
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Cleveland, o.

Slovenski socialisticni klub Stv
p Cleveland, Ohio priredi v soho
to zveccr dine 10. januarja v klu-
bovih prostorih ma l107 T.. 81. st.
velik zabaven vecer z raznim hui
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Poor!

1sce Sc izurien godbovodja
slovenec ali Hrvat, kateri je Emo
zen poducevati godbo ma pihala.
PoJasnila dale: John Klun, box
5S7 Chisholm, MINI.
(Adver. SKI
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VAzNo IA CLANE ]. 8. z.

Glasom izida splosnega glaso-
vanja clanstva j. s. e., Sc vrsi v
juliju 1916. mas zbor. Datum in
kraj o~bdrzavanja zbora Sc Mama
nj pozneje.
Vsled tega sklepa placajo clani
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Veliko veselico

pod naslovom Come Together
Meeting priredi socialistiGna
stranka V q. wardi V svOjem no
VEN glavnem stanu Races Hall,
4156 Irving Park Boulevard. ODE
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ko priliznjeno clovece planilo pc
konci in stavilo predlog, da sc
proSnji ~ustreze, in to mas je pri-
sililo, da moramo v nedeljo ma
shit.
Ker je ~predsednik tux. unijske
postaje tako neusmiljeno priliz-
njen okoli premogarskih baronov,
je umevno, da vedno pazi, da Sc
ma unijskih sejah ne sklene kaj
takega, da hi magnatom skodilo,
delavcem pa koristilo.
Tudi sem slisal, da omenjeni
rojak, Xxi je stavil Ia predlog, hi
tako nagnjen ma delo, da hi zelel
delati vsak dan; on jc bill lie ma
prosen cd strani magnatov, da je
storil to Judezevo delo.
Delavci, nikar ne mislite. ia
ste bill cato povabljeni ma delo
zadnjo nedeljo, da hi VAN koristi-
10, ne, temvec to VAN je veliko
Skodilo.
Zakaj? cato, ker 5 tenn vas .ic
k%apitalist poskusil, kako moGno IL
MILO innate, i'll kako ste kaj orga-
|niZirani, i'll ker ste ST V TEN oZiru
toliko ponizali, da ste Sc udali tel
umazani prosnji. je razvidno. da
ste popOlnoma pod kontrolo ii
stih, kateri srkajo kri IL vaSih
ill.
Re sem bill namenjen, da Sc po-
dam naprej prOti Biliingsu, pa "a
gledam ma telegraficnih drogih
pribite letake Z napisom big
Dance. Stopim blize i'll Sc pre-
pricam, da priredi nocoj neko mr.
vatskO druStvo plesno veSelico V
korist druStvene blagajne.
Dobro. ma veselicah Sc marSikaj
novega vidi in sliSi. sem 81 mislil.
~zatorej jO mahnem naravnoSt tia
nadi, da Sc mogoce obeSim kaki
nezni krasotici ma srce ali pa vsa.i
ma oci. Prepust Sc bliza in ker sem
Sc "singel'', hocem porabiti VISA
ko priliko.
Ne BON razpravljal o tel zabavi
ma dolgo i'll siroko. temvec kar oh
krakem VAN hocem omeniti. da
sen V reSnici videl neka.j nena-
vadnega.
Tical sem V nekem koticu V sa-
lonski sobi. ko zagledam ljudi. da
drive skupaj IL vseh luken.j in vsi
so jo ubirali V eni smeri. Misel V
CLAW Sc mi je obudila ma stare do
!novino, ko sem o~pazoval cebele.
XII so rojile; vse so Sc drenjale o.
koli matice in kamor Sc je ona
vsedla, tam so Sc vsedle tudi vse
cebele, kar Jill je pripadalo k IL
stemu roju.
S tenn ljudmi je bilo ravno ia
ko, lie matice nisem mogel opaziti
med mimi. Zatorej sem Sc zaen-
KRAFT hudo prestrasil. Ugibati sem
zacel, kaj more to biti, da so Sc ii
lJudje navalili skupaj vsi ma en-
kup.
Najprvo sem zapazil oroznika
med mimi, Aha . . SEN 81 mislil,
stepli so sc bill, zatorej je oroinil;
med mimi. Ker je bilo vse boil
mirno in nobeden nj bill mic krvav,
nj izgledalo, da je bill pretep. Sto-
PIN blize, da Sc prepricam, kaj
vraga imajo vendar med seboj,
ko tako trdo stole eden poleg dru-
gega v veliki gruci. Ia hip sem
mislil, da je koga "bozji zlak''
zadel; naposled zakrici nekdo IL
mnozice mad ~salonerjem: "Dzim,
give us another drink here"
Takrat sem Sc Sele preprical,
da tn nj bio nobenega pretepa, in
tudi ''bozji zlak" nj nobencga "a
del; bio jc !e pei dug tncata
sladkih p~riliznezcv, med seboj so
incl direktorja redloSkih premo-
govih rovov. ter so skuSali, kateri
izmed njih je n%ajvecji sucker.
Ia bozjo voljo, SEN vzdihnil,
sedaj sem scle popolnoma ma Jas
mem, kaj %povzroGuje nezadovolj-
most med tu%kajSnjimi premogar.ii.
Radovednost me .je gnala toll
ko dalec, da sen vpraSal nekega
rojaka, kaj da imajo oroznika pri
sebi.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-03-23
Friends Urge Nickelsen to Run

Friends OF J. r. Nickelsen are urging
that he make the race for county COM
missioner in opposition to j. o. Han
mum, present incumbent. Petitions for
Mr.. Nickelsen's candidacy on the Re.
publican ticket are being circulated.
MIR. Nickelsen, who now resides on
bis Alderbrook poultry ranch west of
the city, formerly lived in Hood River,
having owned the mercantile business
now conducted by Gilbert & Dewitt.
he is still owner of the big Cascade
avenue building. While resident Of
Hood River he figured prominently in
public affairs. For Ia successive years
be was city recorder, and was justice of
the peace for four years.
A strong pressure is being made also
to have Mr.. Nickslsen make the race
for state senator for Hood River and
Wasco counties, and he will likely cast
his hat in the ring for one or the other
of the offices.