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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10
IDAHO STATE NEWS

Before the conclusion of the reviva
meeting in Eagle mems gospel team
of more than sixty members was or
gained
The people of Kuna have voted
bonds to the amount of sixteen thou
sand dollars for the construction of g
waterworks plant
A leap year baby, destined to en-
joy birthdays only at four-year inter
walls, arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs M. W. Bowker, at Caldwell
The enterprising citizens of Ban
croft and vicinity have plan on foot
to put one hundred thousand acres OF
fine land under cultivation immedi-
ately surrounding Bancroft
Harry L. Day of Wallace has ten
dered his resignation as president and
general manager of the Federal Min
ing & Smelling company, one of the
largest operating corporations in the
Occur d'Alenes.
More than 800 Illinoisans attended
the first annual reunion of former res
idents of the prairie state held in the
Bull opera house on March 4, and
participated in an enjoyable program
during the afternoon.
Miss Edyth Farrer of Caldwell re-
ceived bad cash on the leg in an
unusual manner last week In climb
ing into bed after having turned out
the light she accidentally thrust her
foot through nearby window.
Mrs. Herman Anderson, one OF the
early pioneers Of the Bull tract, died
at Buhl March 4, at the advanced age
Of 70 years. Mrs. Anderson came,
with her husband to the tract before
the railroad reached that section.
The United States postoffice build
ing at Pocatello will be ready for oc-
fixtures are being installed and the
work of transferring the postoffice
equipment will begin at an early date |
The bakeries of Boise have pub |
lished an advertisement in the papers
Of that city to the effect that they
will be obliged to increase the whole
sale price on bread on account of the
Increased cost of all materials used
n it's making.
A. A. Stauffacher one Of the best
Known dairymen and Holstein breed
IFS of the Bull tract, is lying in the
hospital at Twin Falls with badly
ractured skull, the result of cream
separator flying to pieces when 1t was
Peeded too high;
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10
SEEING THINGS

once | saw
Tombed in shard of liquid, COLDER
amber,
A cruel spider and silly fly
And wise ant, close together.
Allan Updegraff, in Lippincott's
Once I saw
Perched on my bed flock of pink
and green snakes,
A blue monkey and red giraffe
And purple dog, all in bunch
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Once l saw
Approaching toward my flivver on the
highway
A heavy truck and a speeding bike
And an iCe-cart, too close to dodge.
Boston Journal
Once l saw,
AS held three deuces at little green
table,
A king full, and flush,
And a straight, and they told me to
stay out till
had something.
Detroit Free Press.
Once l saw,
Calmly drinking at the bar together,
Britain, a German, a Frenchman,
md a Herzegovinian from Serajevo
called the police.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
)nce l saw
Gaming or his shovel on ditch BANK
enlightened farmer, making sol
emn
ath unto himself that he
You'd never more waste any water.
Then woke up.
Richffeld Recorder.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10
M. E. CHURCH NOTES

Sunday school at 1890 a. NJ, Prof
Hughell, Supt.
Preaching service at 11:3O. Ser
mon subject, 1.-THE New and the Old
Evening service at 7:30.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
John Fowler on Wednesday afternoon
March 18th. A ten cent lunch will be
served All ladies having the stocking
cards are requested to bring them
to the next meeting.
Rev. A L. Howarth spent last
Thursday in town in the interest of
Gooding College.
Only three weeks more before we
close up our church debt. We are
needing just little moro to do this.
Won't you help us out that we may
be able to meet the conditional
pledges?
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10

Range 23 East of the Boise Meridian
have been surveyed and that plats
of survey will be officially filed in this
office April rs, 1916.
Applications for entry Of lands in
said townships may be received in
this office on and after April 9Th, 1916,
and such applications will be held
suspended in this office until April
25, 1916, the date of official filing of
plats of survey. All applications re-
ceived before April 6, 1916, will i'm
mediately be rejected.
BEN R. GRAY, Register.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10
USES STATE MEN
be erroneous.
CONTINUED from page -

be erroneous
The governor objected to his private
secretary-editor appearing before TIM
board, but acquiesced in the invita-
ton that the reporter of his papel
should be invited to appear befor,
the land board in explanation, If h
so desired
For the News to claim that this was
an effort to censor" the purported
news columns Of the governors paper
is simply setting up an issue that does
not exist, for a purpose very appar
ent. The issue before the land board
was to prove the source of the News
Information in regard to land board
matters, and it was established to
the satisfaction Of the Republican
members OF the board that this source
was Governor Alexander himself.
PEOPLE HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW
The people of this state have the
right to know how closely identified
the governor is with the organ whose
editor is his private secretary. They
should know this that they may know
when they see an article in the paper
in relation to the governor that it is
the same as if they read one Of his
advertisements In the paper for his
store, the only difference being that
in the case of his clothing advertise
ments. he pays for them out of his
pocket, the purpose of such publicity
being the same in both cases, that of
gain. If public corporation owned
paper in this city, its attitude to-
ward matters pertaining to it's in
terests would qualify if it did not null
lily the effect of its expression con-
corning such questions.
If the land board proves then that
Governor Alexander is not only the
agency of the News, not only
that his private secretary is its edit
or, but that he furnishes either thru
a reporter or by furnishing the copy
the news which his paper
prints about him, then what the paper
prints about him is destroyed in it's
effect, and any criticism that should
De made of any officials in opposition
o the governor are also nullified for
he same reason.
The land board has the right to
his protection and | believe the peo-
lie understand that it exercised that
light in securing from the governor
he final admission that he uses the
'rgan for his personal purposes.
WALLIS CASE AGAIN {
AS to my being publicity agent OF
he Republican state central commit ,
ee," and that l sought ito defend !
onditions about the statehouse over
year ago." l have only this to say: {
he conditions" as | remember them 7
onsisted OF the Allen embezzlement S
nd the Wallis graft In the Allen i
ase the News had the story of the a
Hen embezzlement day before it v
as printed, and allowed itself to be a
scooped' by its contemporary. Per-
APPS the News would like to explain f
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10

steam behind it from the producing
end. | think we are going to get
somewhere, and l want you to know
that all the power of the State OF
Kansas and the strength OF the govern.
or will be used to help the work
along.
If the market is being controlled,
as it obviously is, there are laws which
will reach it. We are going to have
a full and complete investigation. Ii
is coming when they will go to prison
or mend their ways.
1t is evident the livestock industry
II Kansas can never grow to capacity
Until the marketing system is i'm
proved. l think if the federal officials
will enforce the laws we already have,
the sale of livestock through ordinary
channels will be much steadier and
more profitable to the producers. In
addition to this, the effort must be
made to provide competition in other
ways Why, for example, should there
not be considerable development in
this country of cooperative packing
plants?
A Chance for Cooperation
We are making rapid progress in
I(ancoc in cooparo tive offortc. fbo
grain elevators, the Farmers Union.
the Grange and many other forms of
cooperative effort are showing sur
prisingly successful growth. The peo
pie Of the state are getting used to
co-operation-they are seeing that it
is profitable and right, that it is doing
a great deal to develop our greatest
and that as we'll as we know,
is farming. l believe we have learned
to work together well enough in Kan
sas and the west so that we can take
up other forms of cooperative effort
and especially cooperative packing
plants.
If, after a careful study this is not
considered feasible, perhaps municipal
'wned packing plants enabling the pro-
lucers to market their stuff dressed
instead of on the hoof, might afford
he necessary competition to insure
light prices.
T'ls has been the way that the :
novement has gone forward in other 9
atoms where the cooperative idea r
as cen developed farther tnai II :
his country. In Denmark, which is ,
sading the world in cooperative e. \
ort, 60, or perhaps, twothirds of the n
acking plants of the country, ale +
wned in cooperation, N ostly by farm n
rs, and they have $4,000 sharehold- N
IS. This system eliminates six Of :.
le eleven profits that are made under
IT present plan after the stock leaves d
lie producer ami peio.G it reaches tho L
,nsumer These profit; are the ship
sr's profit, freight {, the market, tel
inal or switching charge, yardage, :.
ed, commission, packer profit,
lesman's salary and expenses. o.
eight to the retail market, drayage K
Id butchers profit. The mea, from ia
csc plants in Denmark has set the or
andard in the markets of Europe, b.
ID the producers are getting all that
e product brings from the consumer.
IS the actual cost of manufacturing
ling and ortation-Capper's III
eekly. III
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Haley, Idaho.
February 81, 1916.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Sections to IL, Is to 81, Township
l6 South, Range 81 East of the Boise
Meridian, and Tow aship South of
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10

Unless immediate steps are taken
to stamp out alfalfa weevil, alfalfa
crops in the State of Idaho will even
tually become nil. This is according
to a statement given out by S. G. Tt
tus, eltolnologist of the state univer-
sity at Moscow, who has written to
o. T. Center, director of the agricul-
tural extension department to this ef-
feet According to the statement, the
inroads made by this pest are 10
times greater now than they were
vqar APO
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10
ENToMoLoeIsT NEEDED

During the time there was a state
entomologist there was practically no
progress made by the weeyil, so ef-
fectual was the warfare against the
pest In parts of Franklin, Oneida
and Bear Lake counties there was
considerable infection at one time.
Thru the Efforts of the state entomol-
ogist it was confined to those coun-
ties. The appropriation for the ento-
mologist was vetoed by the governor.
Now the weevil has spread until it
takes in six or seven counties, and,
according to the statement of Mr.
Titus it is still spreading
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-10
FARMERS NEED HELP

Farmers are not able to cope with
it alone" said Mr.. Center. There
should be someone with sufficient
knowledge to give instructions to the
farmers and to work with them Some
one in authority should take steps to
head it off,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Line.

Lincanjc ST Y Xedinjenih drza-
yah veSelo nadaljujc. IL Goldsbo-
ro, \. C., porocajo dine II. .januar-
ia Danes ia vse zgodaj jc mocha
druhal udrla V tu~kajSnji okrajni
zapor, premagala serbia in njegove
p~omocnike, ter odvlekla zamorca
John Richardsa. morilca bogatega
farmarja \. T. Gurleya. Ma da-
lJavo mnogih blokOv je bilo sliSati
zamorcevo kricanje. V avtomobi-
In so ga odpeljali do mostu Gez
Little River, tam so ga obcsili i'm
potem >treljali ma truplo, da ic hi
10 pOdobno stu.
Fanatitna druhal .je najprej po-
grablla nekega nedolZnega zamor-
ca, in lie S%lutaj, da ga je eden H.
med lintarjcv poznal, ga je resi-
smrti.
Pravijo. da DO neki avtomobil.
XII j. zaostal. pokazal oblastim
sled. Pravijo tako. pa dvomimo.
da DO tako. Sal je lincanje "nacio-
nalna sega, in bill hi skoraj Gu
dez, ce hi enkrat tako iskali linear
Je, da hi jih res naSli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

ne poskuse med Honolulu in Flu
nabasi, Xxi sc p%osreGijo zelo dobro,
dasi znaSa razdalja med Homo
lulu i'll F'unabaSi $4,000 mill.
Marconijeva druzba namcrava
uStanoviti veZ med Tokijem in
San Franciscan cez Honolulu. -
Med Tokijem in Honolulu so sig
nall vtasih tako iasni, ola Jill lahko
vjamcjo cello V San Francisco, dasi
znaSa radalja med Tokijem in San
Franciscan 5000 mill.
Nova postaja V FunabaSi ma
Japonskem .ie moGna 800 kilova-
TOW, toliko kakor ona V San Fran
cisco. V Honolulu pa sta dive po-
stall, cd katerih je vsaka mocha
pc 300 kilovatov. Ena je obrnjena
ma zapad, druga "a who'd: ena
%sprciema. druga pa oddaja bro
javke. Vsled ustanovitve breZziC-
ne zveze med Japonsko in Homo.
lulu ma I%Iavajskem otoGju bodo
znizane Gene brzojavOv potion
pOdmorskega kablja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

delske oblasti, maj Sc izvrSi V Hi
nois preiskaya. ce jc konjsko me
so priporocljivo IA cloveSko hra.
no. PrciSkavo izvede odbor. V ka.
tercm so DIR. Robertson. Il. NJ.
llcidc in August w. Miller. &c bo
uSpeh zadovoljiv, DO odbor pred
lagal. da Sc dovoli proda.ja konj-
>kcga mesa. noSlcj .je Y Illinois
prepovedana.
Da Sc meso zdravcga konja lah-
kO je, ME ne dvomimo. Sal ST. DO
Evropi Skoraj povsod prodaja.
Ampak o proSpcriteti maj nehaio
petl, cc Spoznavajo. da 81 ljudje
ne morcjo kupovati govcjcga i'm
svinjskcga mesa. Kajti razlika ie
to vendar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Uciteljica lie lahko omozena.

Pred najvysjim sodiscem Sc .je
tie dni koncal process, XII ina ma
celen pomen. Uciteljica Gladys A.
S. Hellman Sc je lani 10. junija po-
rocila tisti dan jo je solski svet
odpustil, ces da izgubi uciteljica
avtomatiGno svojo sluzbo, &c sc
omozi. Gladys Hellman je tozila
solski svet z zahtevo, da .jo mora
zopet namestiti, in najvisje sodisce
je izreklo sodbo V zmislu meme
tOzbe.
Cloveku Sc zdi, kakor da bi cital
povest liz srednjega veka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Zaradi organizacije

kako je kapitalistom organiza-
cija usluibencev ma poti. Sc je 10
pet p%okazalo V indianapolis, Ind,
kJer zugajO vSi klerki z~eleznice
Big -Four, da pojdejo stavko,
ker Je bio pet usluzbencev odpu-
Scenih. Yes razlog je bill tn, da
so bill clani organizacije. Klerki
z~ahtevajo, da Jill sprejme druzba
zopet V sluzbo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Nesreca v tovarni.

V ieklarni Phoenix Iron Compa-
ny V Phoenixville. Pa, Sc ie pre-.
vrnila posoda : tekoGim jeklom ma
skupino delavcev. Obsegala je Gez
% ton raztopljenega jekla. Diva
najSt delavccv je straSno poparje-
NH. nckateri so najbrze smrtno ra-
njeni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Zelezniska nesreGa.

IL Brandon, Man, porocajo IL
t. M:
Wax, XII je odkidaval sneg S
proge, je trcil n milo Cd mesta
$ tovornim vlakom, XII ie bill nalo-
zen z govejo zivino. Ma sneznem
vlaku je bio okrog sestdeset oseb.
Deset Jill bio pri nesreci ubitib
stirideset pa ranjenih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

in ia obencm opere krScanstvo krvavega madeza.
No, ce IL VISA Europa hodi pc CLAW, potem hi cuda.
ia tudi krScanski popi pleScjo L glavo.
b. X. Chesterton jc eden izmed tistih rekrutov
ma AnglcSkem, XII ubijajo Nemce 5 tinto namesto
4 baJonetom. On piSe, piSc in plSe clankc, zabe-
ljcue 5 Strupenim plinom, vSckakor 5 trdno IA
veStJo, da DO ma Ia naGin pomogel zaveznikom do
image. koncno je pa enkrat povedal nckaj pa
mctncga. PiSe namrcG: TO nj vojna german
silva prot Slovanstvu. razcn Ce so FrancoZi tudi
Slovani i'll Bolgari German; nj vojna tevtonstva
prot rOmanstvu, ker potcm hi bill Rusi tudi Ro-
mani, nlti hi vojna germanstva proti vscm drugim
n%arodom, kajti tedaj hi bill tudi Turk German.
Vera tudi ne igra nobenc vloge. kajti katolSki
Bavarci kleceplazijo pred kajzerjem. katoliSki
Belgijci pa ne marajo; ortodOksni Bolgari ubijajo
ortodoksne Srbc in mohamedanski lndijci ter Al
Arci so V vOJni roper mohamcdanske Turke. -
Skoda. da nj tega povedal CheSterton pref, pre-
den Sc je porodila in propadla 5. l.. Menu hi hill
mogoGc verjeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

V zavodu "a umobolne V Dunn.
ing sta diva paznika, Clinton Ave
ry in Daniel Walsh tako pretepla
bolnika Leonardo Molla. ola ie "a
poSkodbami umrl. Oba sta aretira-
ma in obtozena zaradi uboja. Pra-
vita, da sta bila piiana. - Tukaj
je alkohol e ubijalcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Trupla v ladii.

Dne 3. januaria Sc je primerila
ma p~etrolejski ladji Aztek, ko je
bila zasidrana V Brooklynu, notra-
MIA eksplozija. Ladja Sc je poto-
pila. Sc tisti dan so potegnili IL
ME dvoje trupel, dine 10. t. III. so
Jill pa nasli Sc pet. Mislijo pa, da
Jill je Sc pet v ponesreceni ladji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Brezzicna zveza Amerike z Japon
sko.

Japonska vlada .ie obvestila
Marconiievo brezzicno brzojavno
druzbo v Amcriki, da je re dokon-
cana nova brezzicna postaja v Flu
nabasi blizu Tokija, in da je pri-
pravljena stopiti v promet s |. ia
nuarjem t. |. Zdaj delajo brezziG-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Konjsko meso.

V New Yorku so oblasti dovoli.
lie, da Sc SINE prodajati konjsko
meso "a hrano. Sedaj .je predla-
gal zdravstveni komisar il Chica-
ge John Robertson kot clan pole
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

V mestecu Du Point blizu Scranton. Pa. je
Skof VI. :. lIoban imenoval duhovnika, XII nj bill DO
wolff enemu delu vernikov. Zaradi tega imenova-
MIA sta nastali dive stranki. in kadarkoli Sc ic du-
hovnik pokazal V cerkvi. So je razvil pretep. V ne
dejo pa je dobil boj o~strejSo obliko. Pohozni kri-
stjani so p~otegnili noic in naposled sta bila diva
mola mrtva. diva tezko ranjena, okrog II pa lahko
%ranjenih. Tudi enajSt clanov drzavnc policije. XII
je priSla dclat red. je ranjenih. - Tia mirni bozji
hiram 81 imenujr "Cerkev presvetega srca .Jezu-
soVega 49,.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

ko Sc je japonSki ministrski predSednik grof
Okuma zadnji cetrtek vraGal IL mikadove palace,
sta bill proti njegovemu avtomobilu vrZeni dive
bombi. Zgodilo Sc mu hi mic, ker je softer pravo-
taSno pOgnal vtomob naprej. - o TEN atcntatu
hi bio re zanimivo kaj wee izvedeti, kot pove
kratki telegram.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
Zadovoljen.

Mr.. G. ID. Stonich .jc sedaj po-
pomona zadovoljen. odkar je "a
dobll zopet zdravje. o TEN Sc H.
raza sledecc: "Zelim Sc VAN pray
prlSrcno zahvalitl IA vase drago-
ceno Triner.jevo ameriSko zdravil-
no grenko VINO. XII me .je popolno-
ma o%zdravilo; vsled tega priporo-
cam 10 vino vsakomur, osobito pa
Sc premogarjem in vsem onim. XII
trdo delajo. JaZ nisem mogel niti
Jestl. niti spati odkar SEN pa pri-
eel jemati to Zdravilo. lahko lem
in tudi dobro spin JAZZ sem torej
zadovoljcm. G.. ID. Stonich. Box
l35 Winkleman. Ariz.' Slabo spa
ME Je navadno vzrok kake nepri-
like V prebavnih organih, osobito
kadar izgubi Glovck TEX do Jedi.
ali tc ina zapekO. V takih sluca-
Jill hi moral vedno .jemati Triner-
levO ameriSko zdravilnO grenko
VINO. V boleznih, Xxi so V zvczi z
zabasanostjo tzapeko). slabo pre-
havo in napenjanju VAN no to vi
no najprej pomagalo. Cena + 800.
Dobiva So V lekarnah. Jos. Triner.
izdelovalec. 1333-l339 SO. Ash
land Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

: Holandskega in IL NemGijc poro5ajo q veil
kanskih poplavah, Xxi so Jill povzrocili morSki vi
harji. Pri katwonde je morie prodrlo nasip Zui-
derskega zaliva in prebivalstvo IL vSega kraja ie
morale bezati. Hamburg je poplavil ogromen, -
cevlJev visok val. PovSod je Skoda velikanska.
Ljudje pa ne verjamejo, da Una priroda dovolj uni
cevati, pa uniGujeio sami : kanomi. moznarji in tor
pedi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18
NaZnanilO i'm prfp0rocflo.

> TEN vlJudno mammalian vsem cenjenim odiemalcem. da sen 40
'aed narascaJocega prometa V moi trgovini, zacetkom decembra I |
preselil IL Joheta, Ill.,,
CHICAGO, ILL, MA 1927 w. 22nd STREET.
Da sem S presell V vecje mesto. ali razsirl svoio obrt 10 ;ossn
Ga ]e a.. Horwatov importran kranjski brinjevec, slvovec in
pmo 9 V resnici dobra pJaca, cato je tudi vsestransko prljubjen.
EDNA sIovenska lmpOrtna tvrdka A. Horwat izdeluie IL krani-
zeisc tudl Adravllno grenko vino in Kranjski grencec, XII preka-
." vs. uruge, tevrstne plJace in je cloveku V krepeanje ter zdravje.
JAZZ prodaJam blago tudi ceneje, kakor katera drupa tvrdk.
10 pa cato ker opravjam vecinoma sam ve posle.
oehJehm odJemalcem e $ vnaprej topic priporo6am.
Il velespostovanjem
A. HoRWAT,
1927 W. 22nd St., CHICAGO. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

Predsednik Wilson odobrava predlog senator
ia Tillmana. da maj ustanovi vlada lastno tovarno
"a ladijske oklepe. To jc pray. Toda zakai Samo
to? Sc vaznejSe hi bilo, da hi izdelavala deiela
vse orozje in vSo municijo sauna. Tedai hi radi
videli, Ge bi sc orolni magnatje tudi tako navdu-
Sevali "a oborozevanje kakor sedaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

Trinerjev Liniment DELUXE uspe-
Sno pri odpravi rcvmaticnih in
iivtnih bolesti. pri prehladu in
kadar ste prevec utrujeni. Ccna
% i'll SOC, pc post 30 in zoe.
(Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

V italijanski zbornici Sc je odigrala zanimiva
epizoda. Neki poslanec Sc je jezil zaradi cenzure,
in je dejal:
"Vlada nam pravi, da smo zavezniki Anglije.
Zakaj ne gre torej k Angleiem V Solo, kar Sc tife
svobode' Cemu ia strah pred casopisjeme Vlada
govori venomer, da je narod moGan. slozen in
zaveden svoje reel. kaj Sc torej vlada boji. da
hi povzrocilo c~asopisje nesreGo?"
NapoSled je poslanec dejal "NajneumncjSa
j cenzura V Benetkah''.
Hipoma Sc je oglasil drug: Ne, V Rimu!'
NE! V Milanu!' je re odgovoril tretji. in
Ne! ' Firenci!' cetrti. Naposled jc zadonel eel
zbor: "PovsOd je enako neumna."
In temu so pritrdili tudi odmevi IL drupih
deIel.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-07-27
The Editors Going

The Atlanta Constitution copies
from contemporary his conclusion
as TO the manner of departure
from this wicked world.
AT this writing we have M
desire to leave this vale of tears
and hurl ourselves upon Abraham's
BOSOM. but if we should desire so
we wouldn't lean up against load.
ed gun and then pull the trigger.
as many do. Neither would we
eat solid meal of rough on rats,
blow out the gas, drink concentrated
I've, sit down in the lap of buzz
saw. smoke cigarettes or call a
Kentuckian a liar. or a poor judge
of whisky.
We would simply get out an
edition Of our paper in which we
would strive to the best of our
ability to print the plain square
toed truth as we understand it.
and then calmly await the end"