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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

Naroei Sc konferenenemu tajniku,
da Sc informira, koliko bi stala
prestava in fisk.
Sodr. Sular omenja, da bi bilo
velike vaznosti, ako bi Sc prestavil
v slovenscino odskodpinski zakon
"a drzavo Kansas. Zadeva Sc cd
lozi do prihodnje seize, da Sc dobe
potrebne informacije.
So1rug Lekse Sc pooblasti, da
poizve cd angleskih s~odrugov, Ge
nameravajo prirediti prvomajni-
sko slavnost.
l'rihodnja konferenca Sc vrSi
dine II. marca OBJ 2. popoldan V
Franklin.
John LekSe, predsednik.
Charles Jane, zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
West Allis, Wis.

JugoSl. SOC. udruzenje br. 80 pri-
redi V soboto, 10. februarja oh 7.
zvecer svojo letno zabavo S kon-
certom, gledaliSko ~predstavo in
plesom v Colonial Hall ma "a. in
Greenfield ave.
lgrala Sc DO drama ''Veleizda-
ja, XII prikazuje strahote sedanje
voJne. Vstopnice V ~predprodaji
pc 15c., pri vratih pc 25c. Zenske
in otroci 50 prosti vstopnine.
; soc. pozdravom
Ia prirejevalni odbor
Two Celich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
JoHNsToWN PA.
Vabilo

ma plesno veselico, katero priredi
Slovenska Markham" godba dine
ID. februarja v dvorani drustva
Trglav. Igralo Sc bode pod vod-
stvom Josip Rogela. ZaGetek tocno
OBJ z. uri zvecer. Tenn potom uljud-
no vabimo vse rojake in ro1akinje
IL Johnstown in okolice, da Sc
nase veselice polnostevilno ude-
leze.
Vtopnina "a moske $1.OO. Dame
proste.
Ia sveze pivo in dober prigrisek
bode skrbel "a to pripravljeni
(Adv. 2x) Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Chisholm, Mimi.

j. 5. Soc. udruzenje br. % poziva
$ s"oje elane, maj sc udeleze Sc
Je, XII DO v nedeljo 20. februarja
oh .. dopoldne v drustvenih pro-
storih ma %. Meaple st.
Obenem pozivamo tudi nase
simpaticarje, maj pristopijo v or
~ganizacijo in z Mani skupaj della
10, da sc bono z vecjo mocjo borili
IA praviGno delavsko stvar. De-
lavci, zdram;te SCI
NJ. +. Sostarich,
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
VABILO MA DEBATE.
Chicago, Ill.

Jugoslovanski sociallsti6ni klub
Stew. l v Chicago naznanja:
Pc klubovem sklepu Sc je pred
zadnji petek n~adaljevala re pref
priceta debata o oborozevalnem
pripravljanju. Udelezba je bila ze-
10 velika. Govorila sta ma zadnjem
sestanku sodruga Cvetkov in Ku-
tuzoviG.
Oh II. popoGi Sc je seja zaklju-
Fila S sklepom. da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
ZAPISNIK.
seize konferencnega odbora zdruze-
nih j. s. kIubov " Crawford
ounty, Kansas, dne 6.
februarja v Frank
lin, Kans.

Konferencni tajnik sodrug j.
Gorsek otvori sejo. Navzoci so cd
raznih klubov sledeci sodrugi:
Lekse, Gorsek, J. Kunstelj, FIR.
Kunstelj, Sular, Umek, Wegel, Al.
Karlinger, FIR. Karlinger. SmOls-
mix, Tratnik, Krzisnik, Markovie,
Zotti, Sklambar in Jane.
Ia predsedatelja je izvoljen So
drug John Lekse, "a podpr. sodr.
John Kunstelj.
Cita Sc zapisnik zadnje seize in
sprejme brez popravka.
Porocilo tajnikov krajevnih klu-
bow Sc vzame ma znanje.
Sodr. Gorsek poroGa V imenu
odbora "a knjiznico. Obrnil Sc je
do zaloznikov knjig po sezname
knjig. Zbralo ST je lie nekaj knjig
in parocilo vsega skupaj "a 81.
Primernim potion je povprasal ne
katere klube, XII |imajo lastne
knjiznice, ako bi hotel prepustiti
knjige skupni k%njiznici. Cd klu-
boy IL Stone City in Breezy Hill
je dobil p~ovoljne %odgovore. So
druga Karlinger in Wegel poroca-
ia, da ina klub st. so il Franklina
tudi nekaj knjig, katcre lah!ko Cd
da.
Koneno Sc sklene, da sc pogodi
odbor "a k%njiznico s klubi glede
cene in oddaje knjig.
Sodrug Karlinger stavi predlog,
da maj sc knjige izrocajo lie sOdru-
gom in lie ii so odgovorni "a ME.
Naloga vsakega sodruga pa je, da
jih pc moznosti razSirja med ne
elane. Predlog sprejet.
Sledi volitev knjiznicarja. Two
lien 2 vccino glasov sodr. FIR. Iotti
IL Franklina. Naroci sc mu, da 81
preskrbi vse potrebne listine.
Ma predlog sodr. Gorseka sc
sklene, da Sc naroci nekaj knjig
tudi v nemskem jeziku.
Sledi razgovor o prestavi neke
angleske broSure V slovenski jerk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

Ike debate koristne in zbujajo "a.
nimanJe "a poglobitev v social.
zen.
Vsi sodrugi in roiaki v Chica,
Vi in okolici so pa Sc enkrat vab-
ljeni ma sestanek v petek, ko Sc
debata nadaliuie.
s socialisticnim pozdravom
Flip Godina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
S1ranka
sEJA ]. 8. z.
dine 8. januarja 1916.

Navzoei so Polovina, Krpan, Koko-
tovie, Polio, Godina, Petrieh, Dubra
vac, Mrgole, Dimie, Saws, Zikie in Susa.
Cd nadzornega odbora Ekonomoff, Ia
vertnik mi. in Celich. Cd urednikov
Cvetkov in Kristan.
Zapisnik zadnje seize Sc pre5ita in z
malimi iz~premembami sprejme. Po "a
pisniku i~zjavlja sodr. Petrich, da ie IA
devo glede Dolinarja predlozil pennsyl-
vanskemu konf. odboru.
Dale eta resignaeijo sodr. HiniGa,
6lana nadzornega odbora, ker mu vsled
zaposlenosti nj mogo6e sodelovati. Ker
10 cas- do kongresa kratek, Sc zakljuei,
da Sc IN njegovo mesto ne wolf namest.
nika. Rednih znamk je bilo rqzpe6a-
nih V deeembru 2074, dualnih 10 in il.
jemnih Is. D~obrostoje6ih klubov je hi.
10 ma koncu leta lO2.
V San FRANCISCAN Sc je r~eorganiziral
klub st. Is $ % elani. To Sc vzame ma
znanje.
Sodr. Ekonomoff, clan nadzornega
odbora poro6a, da je nadzorni odbor
pregledal zvezne knjigc in ra6une in
nasel vse V redu. Ma predlog sodr. Go
dine, Sc ra6uni objavijo Y zveznih gla-
silih. To Sc sprejme.
Glede Susniarjevcga dolga Sc malaga
tajniku, da "a ponovno tirja, ia dolg
pOravna.
z ozirom ma dolg sodr. Polovine, Hi
je nastal vsled defieita, kO je bill ma
agitaciii "a minnesotsko drzavno orga.
nizaeijo, Sc zaklju6i, da sodr. Polovina
uredi stvar Z drzavno organizacijo Min
%nesote, XII ga je povabila ma agitacijo.
Tajnik Petrich ~predlaga, da Sc od
svote, Xxi ostaja V zvezni ~blagajni kot
prebitek, ia 400 dolariev ma banko kOt
branilno vlogo. To Sc preime. V cd
Dor, XII preskrbi na6rt ~dnevnega reda
n kongres in referate ter r~eferente, so
izvolieni sodr. Kristan, Polovina in III
ki6. Konf. odboru st. , V Chicago Sc
nalozi skrb, da dob DELEGATE "a casa
kongresa po hiSah ~stanovanje.
Sodr. Cvetkov poro6a o zborovaniu
Observation-Disclosures socialisticne I'VE
re Y Ameriki, kar Sc vzame ma z%nanje.
Ma ~priporotilo tajnika Sc dovoli IL
zvezne blagajne $500 N teko6e stro-
ske Y agitaciji "a "Jugoslovansko n
kademijo v Ameriki.' Nadzorni cd
Dor poro6a, da nj bill v~staniu pregledati
knjige Radnieke Straze. vsled cesar ne
more DAFT tozadevnega porOtila, pac pa
to pregleda do bodo5e seize in poda po-
roeilo tedaj.
v. Susa, t. {. zapisnikar,
SS&
V zadnjem %zapisniku je stale
}. pomotoma, da odstopi sodr. Susa
cd t~iskarskega odbora, prav bi Sc
imelo ~plasiti I'D
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
"a IZOBRAZBO

Razstrte svoje znanic, PouGte Sc o sociaIizmu! Razvedrte 81 duha!
"Prdetarec" ina v svoji knizcvni zaogi sedece knjige in brosure. Posi-
te narcotic Sc danes:
Makam Cork: Matt, mehka vezba 90
Upton Sinclair (polov. Jos Zavertnik in Nv. Kaker: Dzungel Povest
IL chcaskih klavnic rs
Enrfco Ferrf: Socializem in moderna vea so
Drzav pr1hodntosti :. 20
roetar 10
Etbin krstan: Nevarni socaizem 10
komunisttni manifest 20
az unhuje proizvaJanJe v malem 10
S"lanzem 10
So1ansucna knhznica z week in "Nasa bogatstva' .......... 10
pitanslc razred =. =. 10
Vojna in socijalna demokracia IL
Prof. Wahrmund (poslov. A. Kritan): Katonsko syetovuo naziranie
in svobodna znanost ..... OF
o konsunnih drutTh 10
NCuum pohticni razvo1". Nodern gospodarski razvoj- Gill socaizma 10
Iadiu1na proda1alna ali konsum .O5
SUN oitce. Polndne zorke "Vec mdl' 8 snopic) ........ 10
hahC e hP voJSki star ,foLudn zbirke "Vet mci!' 6 snopic) E. 10
n"VoMsha cerkev IN ciahzem 10
SpUvea PapeIa Aeksanora 10
i"hcha IN arugo . rs
Ve II knjige in b@ure posljemo poStnine prosto.
RoLETAREC
sVo w. SBt 81, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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=

V zadnjem zapisniku je stale
.pomotoma, da odstopi sodr. Susa
cd tiskarskega odbora, pray hi Sc
imelo glasiti cd u~pravnega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
LISTU. v PoDPoRo.

John Gornik, Maryville, III. Zoe.
Tony Widmar, soc. Ig. LipovSel
27c. Lud. Govekar Zoe. Vsi V Tho
mas, w. Va. - FIR. Stempihar
SOC. Simon Kaucic 25c. Oba Y
Virden, Ill. - Skupai S1.72. Fad
nil izkaz $22.01. Vsega do danes
S23.73
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

Ena najboljsih socialisti6nih
revii v angleskem jeziku v Ameri-
h je: INTERNATIONAL So
CIALIST REVIEW" - Izhajs
mesecno in stane $1.00 ma leto. -
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, 341 L
Ohio ST., Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Sc b nadaljuje
v petek Is. februarja,

in STEER V mali "Narodni d~vorani''
ma vogalu Is. ulice in S. Racine av.
Pravico, da Sc udeleze debate,
imajo vsi Glani JugoSlovanske So
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-26
cARRANzA ADMITS
HIS RESPONSIBILITY
Is Told to Release Prisoners
And State His Position
at Once.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 26.-
The text Of the note to the Mexican
de facto Government, transmitted to-
day by Secretary Of State Lansing to
James Linn Rodgers. special represen-
tative OF the American Government in
Mexico City, says:
"Mr. Arredondo yesterday delivered
to this Government the following com.
m%unication:
carranza's Defiant Note.
81 am directed by my Government
to inform Your Excellency with ref.
erence to the Carrizal incident. that
the Chief Executive, through the Mex
lean War Department, gave orders to
General Jacinto B. Travino not to per-
nit American forces from General
Pershing's column to advance further
south, nor to move either east or west
from the points where they are loca-
ted, and to oppose Q incursions OF
American soldiers into Mexican ter
ritory. These orders were brought by
General Trevino to the attention OF
General Pershing, who acknowledged
the receipt OF the communication rel.
alive therto. On June go, instant, as
your excellency knowns, an American
force moved eastward quite farm from
its base, Notwithstanding the above
orders, and was engaged by Mexican
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troops at carrirai. State OF chihuahua.
AS 4 result Of the encounter several
men on both sides were wounded and
II American soldiers were made pris.
cners..
American Reply TO carfanra.
You are hereby Instructed to hand
TO the Minister OF Foreign Relations
OF the de facto Government the fol.
lowing:
THE Government OF the United
States can put no other construction
upon the communication handed to the
Secretary OF State OF the United States
on the twenty-fourth OF June, by Mr..
Arredordo, under instructions of your
Government, than that It is intended
as a formal ayowal Of deliberately hos
tile action against the-torces OF the
United States now In Mexico and OF
the purpose to attack them without
p~rovocation whenever they move from
their present position In pursuance, OF
the objects for which they were sent
there, Notwithstanding the fact thar
those objects involve no unfriendly I'm
tention toward the Government and
the people Of Mexico, but are, onNthe
contrary, intended only to assist that
Government in protecting itself and
the territory and people OF the United
States against irresponsible and In.
surgent bands OF marauders.
".I am instructed, therefore, by my
Government to demand the immediate
release Of the prisoners taken in the
encounter at Carrizal togther with any
property of the United States taken
with them, and to inform you that the
Government of the United States ex.
poets an early settlement from your
Government as to the course OF action
Il wishes the Government OF the Unit.
ed States to understand It has deter.
mined upon, and that It also expects
that this statement be made through
the usual diplomatic channels and not
through subordinate military com.
manders.'"
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Want Recount Of
Road Bond Vote

cLARKsBURG, W. Va. June 2s.-
When the County Court today makes
It's official canvass Of the vote cast
last week in the special election in
Simpson Magistral District on a pro-
posal to issue 100000 in bonds for
good roads, a recount OF the ballots
cast in the Graselli precinct will be
made. Citizens there aver that there
must be error in the first count OF 20
for and 100 against the measure, a
count Of noses" having shown a lar
ger percentage f%avoring II. Those re-
questing the recount believe that It
will show the bond issue to have been
carried, instead Of lost by nine votes
under the required three-ifths major
ity.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS =
Graduating Exercises

Eight young ladies completed the
Teachers Training course yesterday
morning at the Diamond Street M. E.
Sunday school. Very Interesting grad.
uattng exercises were held following
the Sunday school service. The Sun.
day school room was prettily decorat.
cd for the occasion. Miss Margaret
workman, representing the class, gave
Q short address. followed by the read.
ing of a poem by Miss Vertie Morgan.
The poem was written by Miss Daisy
Watkins, a member of the class. Prof.
Stewart OF Morgantown, made a short
address TO the class, after which Mrs.
Stewart, teacher Of the class, pre-
sentedGb by young ladies to Superinten.
dent Guy McDougal, for graduation.
sMr. McDougS presented them to the
pastor, Rev. J. B. Workman, who dis.
trtbuted the diplomas.
The class roll is as follows: Misses
Beatrice Courtney. Margaret. Work
man, Daisy Watkins, Vertie Morgan,
Pearl Morgan, Pearl vangilder, Jay
Satterfeld and Marie Scott.
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ERsoNa

Mrs. Oscar Poe spent Sunday al
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Malinda Nelson and Mrs. John
Galliher, OF Halleck. we're here yes
terday for the dedication OF the Cen
trail Christian hcurch.
Margaret and Donald Wilson, oil
Clarksburg, are guests Of their grand
mother, Mrs. E. A. Wilson.
Mrs. ]. II. Miller and daughter
Katherine, have returned from a yisl,
at Little Falls.
Charles Jones, of State street, mo
tored to Morgantown Sunday. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Jones, who
spent the past few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hinebaugh and
four children, of Kingmont, spent Sun.
day in this city.
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THOSE Two WORDS
dollar BACK ARE
Faith BUILDERS
They Are Starting Merry
Worth Inquiries at
Cranes Drug
Store.

Orders and other inquiries may be
expected from the surrounding coun.
try. 1t is q Wentworth characteristic
to discourage substitution. The drug.
gist who tries to put something 'just
- good. on to q customer who calls
for Nery.Worth finds himself "up
against IT. Those who've tested the
remedy will order direct from Cranes
drug store when they find their home
druggist doesn't sell II and the same IL
: Of those who read Nerv-Worth ads
carefully.
In this connection It is we'll to re.
member the words your dollar back
Il this tonic does not help you" This
ills with faith the reader Of these
ads, They kill skepticism.
CRANES drug store. We would like
for you to see what Nery.worth looks
and tastes like.-Ady.
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Court News

Deeds
Sarah E. Martin and husband to a..
D. Martin, land Nm Lincoln district,
$1,000.
John H. yingle and wife to Harry D.
Martin, land in Thoburn, Grant dis.
trict, $1,000.
Goldie A. Kuhn and husband to n. C.
Steele land in Monongahela Industrial
addition to Fairmont, $4,000.
Frank Cur and wife to Charles E.
Minor ct al, land in Walnut avenue,
Fairmont, one dollar and other con
s%ideration.
C. E. Minor ct al, to Frank Carr,
land in Walnut avenue. Fairmont; one
dollar and other considerations.
Marriage Licenses
James Martina, rs, and Emma Leo.
ma Reed, IS, both Of Fairmont.
Fred Harden, 2S, and Edna Higgins,
90, of Fairmont.
Harry E. McMasters, 25, Knobfork;
Wetzel county; and Lille Miller, 81,
residence same.
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Fire.

A large frame building on Water
street owned by ]. Oliver Huey was
destroyed by fire about two o'clock
Saturday morning. The FIRE had gain.
ed considerable Roadway before the
alarm was turned in. But the depart.
ment succeeded In smothering 1t out
and saving the adjoining property. The
building vas being used as a rooming
house in connection with the Eureka
Hotel. The fire originated from some
unknown cause on the second floor.
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Youths PRIVILEGE.

Youth Is the time to store up knovL
edge. II not gained before the day
of special need, It can seldom be- SO.
cured after one feels the lack OF Il.
As a quaint old proverb puts it:
what Master Jacky does not learn.
Mr.. John never knows.n
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mpcklln OF
Parkersburg are here for a visit with
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. H,
Ice Of the Clayton addition.
osney Minor of Fairmont was q Wis.
itor In town Saturday.
Miss Frances Furbec OF Center
street has gone TO Morgantown where
she will entertain the W. ". q. school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-26

81 don't see you at Miss Golder's re.
ceptions any more, old man."
NO, she and l had a little differ
ence of opinion"
Nothing serious, l hope"
"oh, no; only l thought i was the
man she ought to marry end abe
thought l wasn't, that's all"
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Earle Prunty, who attended the Nor.
NAL school last winter and resided
with his sister, Mrs. John Long. on
Diamond street. will leave Wednesday
Tor his home at Pullman, W. Va.
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"A mothers meeting OF the w. c. T.
y. will; be held tomorrow afternoon at
The home OF Mrs. Randolph on Yer.
mont avenue. Mrs. Randolph and Mrs.
Charles Michaels will be the hos.
Itesses.
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Ellen Layman, near this city. A de.
lightful evening Is anticipated.
Child III.

James, Jr., the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Riddle, is Ill at the
home OF his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cox, on Guffey street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-26
Mutations

There will be limitations this even.
ing at the regular meeting OF the
Modern Woodmen Of America, No.
1881. A full attendance Is desired.
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Small rhlna. 1ba. Count.

Small Things That Count.
A little Information picked up every
day soon becomes an education, and a
little moral teaching picked up every
day soon becomes a sermon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeves, who
were married recently in Baltimore,
spent the past few days with the for.
mer's father, J. w. Reeves, on Nor
gantown avenue.
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Al Heard In Butte.

Weary Mike Cat the telephone
Say. kin / talk to Mr.. McAfee?"
Central-"What is his number,
please?' Weary Mike-"wotl Is he
plnched again. Mountain States
Monitor.
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Linen Shower.

Miss Helen Prichard was hostess to
a large party Of young ladies at her
home on Pleasant street at a linen
shower for Miss Adele Furbce Friday
afternoon.
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Here Erom TunneIton

Mrs. Virginia Bonaheld, of Tunnel.
ton, arrived here Friday evening. She
was called here by the illness OF her
sister, Mrs D. S. Hclmick.
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The Young Ladies' Missionary SO.
ciety Of the Palatine Baptist church
and their friends will be entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-26

For Visit.
Arthur Prichatd has gone to VII.
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WARRINGTON NEWS


kinsburg. Pa. for a visit with Abra.
ham Gaskill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-26
Complete Miniature Copper Mine
Is Placed in the National Museum


60 t.ur eliminated. hc merely
walk. Hruuph l door
Th, Stop" n 'ir museum forms q
.'m-..'' enclosure WIN q roof 90
.I, U.I.. I..l lt IpgsIp. uf i.u
Uof aud IN thr fuprth hy barren
ra.L iurmIHE ga, boundary van OF
fns .or Tho massive uptIsht tim-
beers ..puurf Tho oipilug overhead
aud protect the Don thus formed
fr.m H'.ur crushed m uy th' ECO.
u, uduu- w,irht show TO the l"u
a seen tho working face Of th, or"
h,r, 10 Is being quilted and blasted
@pi uu .Hd J-pdy fur use
Ih,t- stands Do compressed an ma
,uI.o IiiI together with tne picks
tnl .Ho ,'s I,ft Hy .hc m.ucta who
.uUIrtut have Iu,f uu.t work. On
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-26

Fiisi aid teams from tHri"fS min
ing .'uns VIII compete i,r % latec
.,IU.
Res Barber. title hY.J,I is not CN-
pect"d Co. enter the race this year.
lrh'rc VIII he other vel known tnc-
er- 70 j. assured AmunE those who
pronaoly Viii participn'. ut" Paul
knig0 ana clarence G,ld. uf Colo
RADIO springs jesse JuN az Aspen
Elmer Trrrill, William %Sluueou. tl,dc
NiS"m aud George Guuerro1 oi
Grand Junction; James Cole of Pc.
WUui and several FfuIiA riicrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-26

George " T. Hunt au,.tn.r d..
Arizona Charles L. rs1uru. s,ercJ:I
cha. .,.,. .....4 . .,f ..t ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-26
North Middle West
Has Record Weather

iRy Evening herald Leased Wirsi
Omaha, July @G.-Thc guNctument
Kiosk Registered g3 degrees ~ noon
aud weather bureau Nnr,s predict.
ed ne mercury would climb To- rs.
yos'erda "a maximum uy m%id.aiioi-
noon.
Lincoln. Sch. reports %, degree
a.t.uE
Sioux Fails. $. T.. wolIor,d iu 90
deues while Sioux ,.t, t,sis,ctrd
"a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-26
California Copper
Camp Has Bad Fire

Kennel. cat. July -C tn, Ere 100
the Mammoth copper mime. three
miles from here. which started sup.
puscdly lu "a bale OF waste. last night
burned She hunk house the grub
house the motion pIctli, thcutcr
and -om" smaller hullilua. 40 ON"
va. injured. The loss was estimated
800 between slU.uOo and $3.50 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-26
|, 500 Guardsmen Each
Week Ask to be Given
Discharge from Duty

san Antonio Tex. JUis -AppiI-
cations for relief from -,l'.." ui
RuBJl-mDu With parents dependent
upon Them are nov pouring int"
aIu. headquarters Fort S1W
Houston ot.tho rate ol 500 10 week
10 WIS announced To-day several
hundred already have n"'u released
The Glasgow courier., 1916-05-05

Mexican situation somehow reminds
us Of the bases full in the ninth, score
tied and two out.
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The wages of sin is death, but
Pancho's payday seems to be being
indefinitely postponed.
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If the prodigal son could come back
nowadays, he'd probably find the old
man a strict vegetarian.
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One of the blessings of true liv-
ing is to be able to consider yourself
part of the beautiful world around
you.
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And then when you can spare the
time, go fishing.
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Men never grow up until they've
cen whacked mighty hard by the
blows of circumstances.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-05-05
Ginger Snaps

If the war really costs $4,000, ,00O,-
600 year, somebody's getting bunk
ed.
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Descendants of Villas soldiers can
refer accurately to them as their FORE
turner's.
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The quickest way to get a larger
army and navy is to get some larger
congressman.
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1t may sound paradoxical. But
when the soldiers get a check a lot
of them cash in.
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Every young papa knows that
there are times when a trunk strap
is stern necessity.