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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-02
FIeHTI!G COCK KILLS OWNER
Knife on Came Fowls Leg cut Artery
in Mars Leg, and Death Fol-
lowed Shortly.

What proved to he a ia al attempt
at fight:ng cocks srrreptl .iously was
the one made in the back card of vi.
cente's stables at AT Gale G. Tauson,
SampalUc. in whicl. Tlort At.no de Ia
Cruz received derp gast on the left
thigh. eating an artery. firm the fight
Ing knife of one OF .he ROSTERS, from
which he died from HISS o. blood while
being rdshed to the Philippine General
Hospital.
Frors the estiratioa Of the oc-
currence and from The testimony of
witnesses, 1t r. dedrced that Floren-
tino. VINO was coc;,ero 81 the stables,
anc Pedro Santos, ano her cochero,
were about to engage In surreptitious
game OF cOck-fght and had fas-
tened knives to II er respective BIRDS
legs.
When everything wac ready both
men sat on their laI;nch,s preparatory
to turning the birds loost. Florentino,
however, put his bi,i ca his lap and
as the two men who ha1 sat too close
together their birds began to fight
while still in their handI, with the re-
suit that Florent.no received a deep
thrust In the left tn IN, cutting an ar
terry. The fast wagon was Immediate
ly called to CONVEX the injured man to-
the hospital, but on recount of the Sc
Manila Cable to S'ew York Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-02

Treasure House Of Family Relies Has
Completely Disappeared In Thess
Moders Days.

very modern Indictment against
the architects and builders Of this
town has been returned by a young
married couple who have spent con-
siderable tirie lnol.lng for home.
They report 'hc Incredible fact that
there are nc att.cs IN .hs newer class
Of houses, " v.ly few. Where the
attic ought 80 be there are finished
rooms with regular i,)ors, papercli
walls and lighting fixtures.
To the Tlilosapllc r.fnd this Is q
sIdte Of affairs OF tss gravest mo.
1ient. for !. the c'ylf. moving tide Of
American lie that las swept away 50
many Of the mcorln.J Of the home
and famll the attic vas about all
that was left to lie ho. remarks
writer In the Indianap,il News. Not
everybody -an have ancestors, por.
traits. family skeletons. and the other
things that go with lineage. but ev-
erybody cnn have IN sttic II they will
make a stand for ~ lnd not allow
mere style In houses 20 deprive them
Of their rights. An attic Is the near
est substitute for fumily tree that
has beea discovered II takes only n
few genera Jons to fur ish 1t with me-
mentos that constitute a complete
genealogical history or the occupants
of the house. And these are the things
like portraits ant skeletons THAT go
to preserve family price.
No man can go into the uttic VnG
see the fret copper-toed boots he wore
as boy hanging II the rafters with
out feeling some sCrt o: a SIR within
him. He cannot see the remains OF
his grandTother's hoopskirts without
feeling somehow that there Is con-
Meeting lir.E between him AMI the his
tory of his country AS for the pad-
ded silk b 'Jcaded vest his grandfather
wore on lis wedding day., II Is a pat
ent Of reipectabill,y equal 20 a suit
Of armOr- besides looking a good deal
like one.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-02
Cossack's Horne q Wonder.

The achievements OF the CossaelSq
IN the recent Russ .t.n advance Is no
surprise to anyone familiar with the
Cossacks horse. The aaimal is small.
with a short thick had and neck
and slOping back. hu, what he hacks
in size he appears ~ m Ike up in intel
ligence. He Is Indifferent to weather
and climate. becruse lie never had a
warm stat1e. IL th2iyes where amy
other horse woul .'arge and relishes
food that a goat might scorn. His
rider will tether HIN IN a snow CIV
cred plain and ne ~ get his OWE
food by scrapinl aside the snow 10
reach the grass Underneath. And 10
docile is he that he will form breast
work for his ms ster to fire OVER
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-02
Defense Against HalIstorms.

Vineyard owners in France are this
year utilizing a peculiar sort of gun
as a means of stopping hailstorms
which are prevalent and frequently
ruin the grape crop. The mechanism
consists Of large breechloadlng gua,
supported ON tripod. A funnel-shaped
smokestack, which Is a continuation OF
the barrel, passes through the roof
and distributes the smoke and force
of the explosion into the atmosphere.
This antihail gun is fired against dark
clouds which indicate a coming storm.
and In many cases effectually scatters
then.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-02
DANCE 'oys Bush.

He was labcr'S untutored In ths
language of flowers Mrs. Wife had enI-
ployed him to wo:k around the garden.
his principal duty being TO Danish
weeds. He displayed an interest, how
ever, In every bl,ssom and seemed To
enjoy talking about them. particularly
big Towering bush near the back
fence.
whats that?" he asked.
"Splrea." Mrs. Wife answered.
'Is 1t poisonf"
'"No, guess not"
"Sure it is. l monkeyed arounu one
o. them bushes a couple o. weeks ago
an had to go - the dentist right
afterward. And now he says l got
spinea."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
ROCKEFELLERJEVA ZMAGA

Oljni trust je zmagal. Policiia
in puSkc so Zmagalc mad Zahteva-
mi SeStradanih in ncoragniziranih
dclavc"v. Noditclji stavke V Ba-
.yonnu so Spoznali. da brez orga-
nizacijc ne opravijo mic prot
Skrajno dovrSeno organizirancmu
dclavskcmu nepriiatclj in so cd
nchali $ stavko, XII ie morala ia
koalitaho koncati $ porazom IA
Strajkaric. Diva zvczn uradnika,
XII sta prisla poSrcdovat med mo-
gotno olino druzbo in siromaSni-
mi dclavci. sta SkuSala omiliti ST
tuacijo $ TEN, da sta izjavila, da
bo druzba poviSala mczdo. da ne
DO nihGc mani zaSluzil kot tri do.
larjc ma dan. Pristavila sta. da
ostaneta V mestu in Sc potrudita
da dobita TO %koncesiio cd druz.
be.
Stavkovni odbor .ic Mydosho.
vi dvorani priporoGal stavkar
jem, maj Sc vrnejo ma delo.
Pred shodom .je policija izvrsi
la Sc svoj zadnji brutalni Gin, kc
nj dovolila Meleherju, voditeljr
stavke, vstopiti dvorano, XII j,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
DOpiSi.
Cleveland, o.
BI,Az NOVAK
tajnik s. D. P. 2.

Dnc 4. oktobra ie Detroitu,
Mich, ubilo moicga ljubljenega
brata in sodruga. Ubil ga je e.
lcktriGni tok. Materi zeml.ji smo
ga izrotili dine 8. oktobra. Pokojni
brat John MikSe bill je pc poklicu
maSinist i'll rojen mcSeca marca
leta 1890 V Ccrknici ma Notran.i-
Skem. V Ameriko ic priscl |. 1906
L upapolnimi madam. da 81 V maj
b%ogateiSi dclcli ma Svctu u>tvari
boljSo existence. NaScl jo .ic,
ampak ne xiv. trmvcc Sc lie Y gro
bu.
Da jc bill pokoini priljublien,
.ic pokazala ogromna udclczba pri
Sprcvodu. Tukai zapuSca vdovo
in tri ncprcSkrbl.jcnc hGcrke.
Iahvaljujcm Sc vScm udclezcn-
cen in pijatcljem. kateri so daro-
vail kraSnc vcncc. lcpa hvala "a
kraSnc govorc. SoScbno lcpa hva-
la bratoma Nivoda ,Sodrugu Praj-
mcrju in Petricu. hvala drulini
Pacak III Occpek. PriSrcna hvala
druStvu ''DctroitSki Slovcnci" in
socialistiGnim klubom.
Padel 81 moi brat i'll brat "a
vcdne dclavskc armada. Moloh
profit ii je wei zivljenje mlado.
V cvctju zivljenja in upapolnih
mad V holiSo bodOcnost, star. Sest-
indvajset let 81 legel v grob. Nj
kdar TIE ne pozabimo. Mrtvo je
samo Tvoje telo, Tvoj spomin,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
Tozena ~zeleznica.

Ljudje, Xxi mislijo, da so kazen-
ski zakoni tudi "a kapitaliste We
lawn, prerokujejo, da DO Penn
sylvania zelezniSka druzba ma DO
dlagl Elkinsovega zakona obsoje-
ma najmanj ma 81 100000 dcnarne
globe. Vclcporotniki so namrec
pronaSli. da .jc druzba petdcset-
KRAFT grcSila proti tcmu zakonu.
Prva obtoznica oGita zelczniski
druzbi, da je dovolila konseciie
Cambria Steel druzbi pri poSilia-
nju tovora IL Ashtabule in Cleve-
landa Johnstown. Pa, kjcr ina
druzba svojc %tovarnc. To Sc je
zgodilo V lctih 1913, 1915 in 1916.
Druzba jc ~obtozena, da .je "a
htevala cd voza, XII jc stall wee kot
rs ur ma postal, pc en- dollar cd
Skodnine ma dan. dovolila ie pa.
da so stall vozovi icklarskc druz-
be pc 10 do 30 dni ma tirih in nj
zahtevala odSkodnine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
SITI so ROCKEFELLERJA.

John ID. II. hi bill morda, ce Sc
ne hi bill rodil Sredi miljonov svo-
Jcga occta, prcccj dober komcdi-
ant. Pokazal jc to pred zvezno
InduNirlJNko komi>ijo, kjcr pa nj
mogcI p|opolnoma razviti svoiih
talcntov, k"r nj hotel prcdsednik
Walsh %prlznati, da je pri zasliSa-
vanJu kaj razlikc med MIN in
kaESnim Gclavccm. Bolie Sc mu je
to posrccilo, ko jc priSel po veliki
colorad>ki stavki med rudarje in
jc tam igral vlogo njihovcga pri-
JatclJa. kakor jc znano, je takrat
koSil Z dclavci, sci je V jamo med
d"Iavce in uganjal sploh podobne
burke.
krona njegove komedi.ie .ie bila
uNtnnovitcv dclavSke unite. To ie
bila satira, cd kateri SO Sc moral
bogoyi tako Smciati. da Sc ie ire
sci Olimp. Najvetjc izkoriSGcva-
lee uStanavlja dclavccm organiza-
r. S,arn No' N''"J"!
morale Scvcda takoj po~ncSreciti,
p".'.'r"ni p''''''i'' I'd
n,t, ,roti .raii,. ',''"''
i; 80 ..n,n :'''"" =" ia
da,; '," RS no'e'
mocIi hrani,; ''
p;,o
DIV Je pa uoVolJ deIavcev, ki
''J''' hockeieilerJevo do
~ W Ha'o PrIuruZill ME-
-; Iis~""'N''iJ' Drugi so TO Sto-
IL, N'''er'Jo oaSom,
Asoui'o Se Je' kar Sc &c ne
c "7lD'' ""oiHio "souiII, hocke-
na,; ""IJ" j. "or"ia razoca-
".''' NTr Je o.la Seveda u
IJIli' Z" nocheielierJcve' ne
=" "'i"'SNe ,ereS
LAM" NaPllallStoVe uhlJe so
'DiJ"ooN"ii tISoc uobrot Oh zdrav-
Po"'o't uo c'e'ilchlh Cradle
e ms H"Jo"'J pa Je mlkala
I'"'..", VA 81 Douo Smeil
noS. p~rI'oIi',, ce KAY ne DO
p'" h"Jti hochelelier so mlsli-
so.p'o ponhasai' &c DO lie
go hJe j." ce'e'J |uii'
ou" III o''o u 'e moKe kru-
A"''i pFa'a haloga, XII 10 Je
',''N"'" ID Sia'na uniJa, Je blla
"''o["' IN Krotitev delav-
'e' c'"h Je iahKo prlsei ma seJo
po''''"' srcem opravicenlh zelJa.
N'i ia SeJ' Je Dil tual nJegov bas,
In zadostovalo Je, da ga je tn po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

Zalujoci brat Frank Mikse.
Pueblo, Colo.
Dne 8. okt. je prircdil TUX. soc.
klub javni shod, ma katcrem je
govoril sodr. l.. KriStan. Udelezba
je bila mad vse priGakovanjc po-
voljna. Sh0da Sc je udelezilo mad
$50 oscb. Vstopnina .ie bila sevc-
da proSta, pac pa Sc .jc konccm
govora pobrala kolekta, Iii ic zna-
'ala $3.50, kar jc vsaj dcloma
pomagalo kriti stroSke. katcrc ic
trpel klub Z to prircditvijo. Pro-
dalo Sc JIG tudi precej soc. litcra-
ture, kar je dobro znamcnjc. da
So ljudStvo zeli pouGiti in prcprica
Ii kaj je vendar tn veliki nauk. XII
danes obraca ma tiSocc, da. milo
ne ljudi nase - sori.jalizcm. Raj
dalo Sc jc Sc polcg tcga okrog GOO
l"takov br%ezplacno in 100 istisov
Frolctarca.
NoJr Kr;st,n 10 y rro - mol doI
gem govoru pokazal kapitalizcm
,,k:unp, Lakor t. - ,r,,,n =.
lurs,,z,c s,ronko ~ iii b;,o,.
,.iuo k,cro boGoio z~osIori,i no
vcdne volilcc. Da so Sc poSluSalci
striuiaIi nieoovimi iz~vaion;i 10
rrifal ve6krotp; onlovz
So mar bosod; ~voiIcon doI,,.
.nm ,roo okroio
L. se krotck I,s IN zonot !. dan
volitcv. Dan Y katcrcm innate od.
lo;i,i vaSn usodo zo bodo5o ;,ir;
lcta. Dan katcrcm Iobko ;zro.
ute Sc Ii striniatc = Waldo in sistc.
nom pod katerim STE nrimorani
da zivite.
Da stare kapitalisticnc stronke
ne hodo ~napravilc niG IN vos kot
dclavcc vam ie znano oziromo h;
VAN iorolo biti znono - skuSon;
zaduiih mar LET ako sta z,s1odo.
vail dopodkc tepo casa PomisIito
lr ma drapinio civil. kromnir 81
100 funtov moka ~ 40 100 FINN.
toy. fizoI Zoe funt ko,creco s,e
lahko dobili nred nekai lo,; No 4
i'm ) centov funt Pred dohrimi
10 dnevi ie bilo Gitoti Y encm I'm
kaiSnih lokalnib listov cena mn
Gevliih poskocilo cd 40 do n con-
TOW ma par. So Ii Gle vase Mace
kviSku V primcni , ccnami 5ivil
NE! Da. ploriozna 70 n~rosneriteta
dcmo-repnblikanskc barve, Same
v~nra$oti 80 ia troha p, kogo Al;
~ VASE Va ANIMAL 20 oosno5or;o
:; donas I.s,u;o;o AmorILo
Kai nr,v; ronnhlik.rsLo rlo,
formo . tom noro6om ,nr.Sori,
vas dol.vco - ,.oso 1ru5;nocEn;
domoLratstos E;sH pnn" no
on zabt.va VOC mn;tor;rma vo5io
mor,or;oo Kaa 10 - .oa;i,
r; aoIo,oo,
X; nro,.; ~,Io.form
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

Gale, b. $50; fajnik: Josip Ribie, b.
$50; blagajnik: Josip Slak, b.. 40;
vsi box lO3, New Alexandria, Pa. =
Seja vsako drugo nedeljo.
"vsi %Slsvani'', Stv. Ct, WATSON, Ill.
- Predscdnik: Frank Sajeric, b.. sill;
tainik: Alojzii ~Grcbenjak, b.. 90; bla
gajnik: August stnrm, b. 427; vsi v
WATSON, Ill. - Scja vsako drugo ne.
deljo Oh l. mi porl. v prostoru Louis
~Grchenjaka.
"Narodna Sloga'. st. 81. Seminole.
Pa.-predscdnik: Nix Zvonaric. h. 50;
tajnik: Jurij M%ihaljevic, b.. %, blag. I:
Emil Gonotzi, b.. 60. Vsi V Semi
mole, Pa. Scia Nsako prvo nedclio
y ccrkvcni dvorani.
"zdruseni Balkan, stv. IS. Gin
ton, Ind. - predsednik: Frank Brcgar.
II. 1J1; tank: Anton Primolic. X. Il. ,.
b. .; b'agajuik: lgnac Musar. box i49;
vsi y Clinton, Ind. - Seja vsako drugo
nedcljo oh 0 dopoldne pri Crist Pasa-
vcnto.
Balkan. 81. 60. Pittsburgh, Pa
Predscdnik: Frank Starman. 4lOS
Gardner Alley; tainik in blagajnik:
Josip Dekleya, 5632 Wawson Alley.
Nsi Y Pittsburgh, Pa. Scja vsako
prvo nedeljo Y X. S. Domu.
"ZvestI Dratje". i. 80. New Derry.
I Observation-Disclosures Pavcl PIE
vclit, b.. -; tainik: .Iakob Pinoza. b.
-: hlagajnik: Jahoh Skofic, b.. >. Vsi y
New Derry, ra.-Scia vsako /. ncdclio
y prostorih sohrata Jakob Piuoza oh q
uri doroldnc.
"Dclavec naprej''. St,. ~. REESE
mcr. IA. Prcdscdnik: Franc Scitcl.
h. l-9: tainik: Josip Jcreb, b. Us, bla-
gainik: Louis Ilrihar. b. III: Nsi y Bees.
-'mcr. la. go S'ia vSako prvo ncdelio
p'y>torih sohra;a Anton Kiintcka.
"hoscziusko,' Stv. -, Rankhcad.
Alta, Canata.-rrcjscinik: Piav Spie
wax, box 59l; tamil: Karol Kauik. T..
-. box 537. hlaGa mix: Ivan pctrasek.
b. 30; Nsi = Bcukhcaj. Alta. Canada. -
SEA- Nsako trctio ncdrlio Y mcsccu.
Poo ~Trislavom". s,v. -. smith.
field. Pa. - prclsclnik: Iosip S,rlc.
b. o.. Il. +. ID. :; tn inik: Ivan Erzen.
Il +. u. :. t.. li9; hlagainik:: Lorcuc
Iuuan.. r. r. -. =. To-. lj6. Vsi y Smith.
Held. Pa.-S-la vsakO drupo ucdcliu.
"Kranjski priiatelj'', Sty. -. Fall,
Creek. Pa. - prciscinik: Aloizii Slak.
box 81; tainik Josip Ursij. b. pol;
hlagajnik: Aloilij Slak, b. 81. Vsi Y
! ""N '''ch' "a sea NsakO drugo
nedcljo V prostorih sobrata Josip Ur.
SiGa.
..Nanrei do 1u,g.,, ... - re-.
u.,,v ra T~-nIsoIniL' r.a.r p
r';too,-,,' III IT'asriniF' rank nay
,is, vi FIJI" H. -, h nY . no'
Sci, ,sak rr,o n.Iaiio a ,r; -;
I.,ri,r.Li Jrn~a,; 90 p. .S'''"
..s,ovenska cve,l,ic,., So ~
I,usLrr~ Ia pSaJs,in;t 49, n
Io,tan. .Adnmsburqh. Pa. tainit.
E..,L NJ, - -
I'm. TI,~ajnik. rr,,L Go,ohi. ~ - X
, i : c... ~
- ~ ! SEA -"
..Severni Premog.r'. ,.v - s,,o
rjor Wvo-prrJscIrik. Iva, Cli,:.t
j. Ioo. ,a;oiL -, LIarat.iL I.a So
49,, ~" " "''-' ~" .'"" &C.
HiP''''r; "No' sea
ia ''"H' ""'''Jo U ''S''' u" 40
..snro..., Ven
- n - n"lt nun
.'"S''Hln -N",No H"G''c' 'al
G,'a-o W; w." "!.s'in'" 'oNet
vs,ko rryo ,cI.Iio n,s,o'
bratu Jakoh R,,imap
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

prIhaJal S priporocilom, maj sc de-
lavci vrneJo ma delo, ker MISC kos
mocni oragnizirani kapitalisticni
sill. lie malo je manjkalo, da
vsled nastopa policije nj priSlo do
krvoprelitja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

Ako citaS P%roletarca, pa spo-
znas, da je dober list in te Gamma,
tedaj ga pokazi Sc tovarisu in mu
ga priporoci, da DO tudi on to 1--we.
del, kar lives ii in Sc nauGil. cesar
Sc ucis Il. To DO dusevni dobicek
cate in xanj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

Tvoja "a resitev delavskega raz.
reda IL verig in okovov dobra de
la in zelczna VOLTA pa zivi med ma
mi in vziga V srcih pogum "a move
i'll Sc ostrejse boje.
Ialujoci brat Frank Mikse.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

SLOW. DElAVSKA
UstAnovncna dn- Is. Avynst.
lSN.
P0DPORhA zVEzA
Inkorporirsra y nrriIs 1919
v drkAvi Penn
Sedez. COneiIiauyh. r.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:

SedeZ. COneHlaUYh, Pa.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
pREDSEDNIK: Ivan rrostor, l9S Norwood Ri, Cleveland, Ohio.
rODPREDSEDNlk: Joip Zorko, Il. +. II. =, box 30. West Newton, Ia.
TAJNIK; Bias Novak, % Main st, Conemaugh, Pa.
POMOZNI TAJNIK: Andrej Vdrich, 10 Franklin Main ST, Concmaugh, Ia
BlAGAJNlK: Jodp zele, CLOS ST. Clair Ave- Cleveland, Ohio.
POMOZNI BlAGAJNlK: Frank Favlovcit, 20 Main ST, Conemaugh, Pa.
NADZoRNIKI:
! nadzUnk: Ivan 4. Kakcr 2U7 Hanover 81, Milwaukee, Wis.
: naIzmnk: Nikoai rovSe, Caib ST, Numrey Hill. y. 5 Pittsburgh. Pa
: naizrnk: Jakob Kocnn, hoo = 80 ST. Cleveland. Ohio.
PoRorEIKI:
j porotnik; Anton avriS, box :. Yukon, Pa
> pormih: Frank Bavdck, Go3 Glass Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
3 porotnik: Anton Weny, box 81, Superior, In.
vRHovNI ZDRAvNIK:
+. j. Kern, NJ. ID, 6go2 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland. Ohio,
PoMolNI oDBoR:
Frank Skufca. 40 Pad ST, Conrnaugh, Pa.
Ivan jaeger D. So; Woodland Ave, Curmnu.h. ia
Franc Kos, Coucuaugh, IA.
Mihal Flea, II. F. D. j., h. ll3a, Johustown. IA.
Jakob Rupert, b. 23,, South Fork, Pa
Ivan Hrlar. Johustown, Pa.
GLAvNI URAD y Hist st. % Main st, Concuaugh. Ia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

Ursduo Classic: TROIETAREC. AMOS W 3t 81. Chicago. a.
trniena druitNa, odroua Nth urriniki -" nlmino present iv-lr', 80
dopise uaravnost ma eavucga tajnikH in uikogar drugeca pcnar "a So r,IIa
eiino potion POSTUM, Exrr,sih. ali BauJuih dcnarh nakalui,. ni,akor pa ne
notom rrEatnrh tchov Ia nrIcv Bias Novak. = D. T. !. y Coucmaush Deposit
Bank y COnCmuugh. Pa.
V shfaju, da opaAjo druStvrni tajniki pi roro'nih gavuc-a taJnika kkc
PomanjklNoti. maj to nemuioma uaznanijo uradu giavnega tajuika. ia Sc Y pi
hodnje popravi
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-01
From Tennessee
Clarksville, Tenn, Aug. 28. 1916 Dear ARGUS:

Clarksville, Tenn, Aug. 28. 1916 Dear ARGUS:
 In the last issue of the ARGUS another observer" stated that after "deserting" the Allendale school I left for Tennessee, by taking a west bound train. did not tell anyone that l was going direct to Tennessee as had no plans to that effect. To my friends in Brinkley and sur rounding community l wish to say that circumstances forced me to resign and that the sud- deness of my resignation was caused by the fact that l had been informed by the superin- tendent and also by members ot the School Board that 1 held an illegal contract and l did not care to test the validity of the same.
 We are having a cool wave in this section of the country. Crops are looking good.
 Yours Respectfully
 FRED A. SHELTON.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-01

ARGUS man drives thro' the country and sees the rapid devel- opement and progress of the farmers, he tips his hat to them and says, keep it up, you are coming fast and the real success of this section depends on you.
 Merchants, lawyers, doctors,
 bankers, railroads, ginners, mill
 men and even the newspaper and printer man are depending on you as the foundation and base of their success, so go to 1t and set the pace of progress.
 You are business men and you are the ones to set the pace. say the word. Your boys and girls should be proud of their calling and opportunities. Give to them modern school, church and social advantages and it will not be long before they will discover that the glamour of the bright lights of towns and cities do not
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Allendale Notes

Tony Miley, who has been sick for the last two weeks is report ed no better. we are sorry to note.
 Will Bray, of Gill, Ark, drove over Friday evening to be the guest of J. H. Simpson, and after spending an enjoyable days outing on the river, return ed to his home at the above named place.
 The box supper given at the school house last Friday night was quite a success. The pro- ceeds being $l4.00 will go for lights for the school building.
 J. l.. Simpson made business trip to Helena Friday returning Sunday.
 MT. Crabtree and family, of Helena, who are visiting friends at Keevil, attended the box supper at AlIendale Friday night.
 Arthur Riddle and Miss Etta Sawyer attended the sanctified meeting in Brinkley Friday night.
 GOLDENROD.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-01

ONE thing about the strike scare is that it has driven home thousands of Arkansas citizens who were up on the northern lakes and away at summer re- sorts trying to fool themselves into believing that lucy were enjoying a superior climate to that of dear old Arkansas.
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county. They shipped this year more than 800 solid car loads of peaches, in addition to several hundred car loads of canned stock. This wonderful orchard and the still more wonderful system of the man who IS re- sponsibIe for it all, would be an education in itself, if the people of Arkansas could but see it.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-01
AMONG the many celebreties o

AMONG the many celebreties of note who will be aboard the Arkansas on Wheels train on it's tour thro' the east and north this year will be Burt Johnson, the world famous peach king, who has brought Arkansas to the eyes of the world as having the largest and most productive peach orchard of all the world. This famous orchard of about 3. 800 acres is known as the High land Orchards, located in Pike
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THE FARMER. 4 BUSINESS MAN

Generally when reference Is made to business men, the mer- chant, bankers, etc, are under stood to be the ones spoken of, but Pm thinking right now that the farmer should be included in that class, for the successful farmer is all of a business man. There are hundreds of farmers on the roads that I am running my motor car around in the Brinkley territory, who have much more invested in their farms than has the average mer- chant whose stock rarely ever exceeds a few thousand dollars.
 The owner of a nice little farm has the right to be called and recognized as a business man. The fact that the farmers of this territory are taking real pride in their farms, are proyid- ing themselves with the modern buildings, machinery, blooded stock, are reading and studying modern methods, have their farms named, etc. shows that the farmers are progressing rap idly. In fact they are coming ahead faster than the merchants and others who are generally re- fered to n business men.
 The ARcus is carrying whole column of names of farms in Brinkley territory and as the
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give real happinesss and pleas ure nor opportunity for service that is afforded them in the life on the farm"
 The farmer is a business man and the writer is glad to note that there is more of a ten dency on the part of the farmers of this territory to recognize this fact.
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Really Wonderful.

That lady plays bridge every week. day of the world. Isn't she wonder ful?" Cant say that she is By won derful we mean something to wonder at. Now, if she remained at home occasionally and looked after her home, that would be wonderful. = Pittsburgh Post.
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Brides Backqround.
GoLDENROD.

Aunt-"Your bride, my dear boy, is wealthy and all that, but l don't think she'll make much of a beauty show at the altar" Nephew-"You don't, eh? Just wait till you see her with the bridesmaids she has selected"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-22
IncubatOrs Dangerous.

Be careful with incubators. Ev-
cry spring a large number of seri-
Gus fires are reported throughout
Minnesota, caused by lamps in in
cubators.
The danger lies in neglecting to
properly clean the kerosene lamps
used in the incubators. Care should
be taken to prevent any oil getting
on the outside Of the lamps, says
Robert W. Hargadine, Minnesota
State Fire Marshal. denominations
of dirt in the incubator that might
become oil soaked and infamable
should not be tolerated.
because an incubator lamp is as
likely to explode in the middle of the
night when everyone is in bed asleep
as at any other time, it is remark
ably dangerous if not properly taken
care of. It is, therefore, a great
source of danger, and this depart
ment urges all poultry raisers tc
keep the working parts of the lamp
in good order at all times"