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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13

form. t0-Mit ss
!. That the names and addresses
OF the publisher, editor, managing ed
litors and business managers II
Publisher, Watertown Printing and
Binding Co, Watertown, s. DE- Edit
or, +. ]. Cory, Watertown, S. d; Man
aging Editor, f. j.. Cory, Watertown.
S. d; Business Manager, n. j.. Cory,
Watertown, S. D.
Z. That the owners are: saaSive
names and addresses of individual.
owners, or, If a corporation, give its
name and the names and a~ddressesUf'
stockholders owning or holding / per
cent or more OF the total amount of
|stock.) Waterfowl Printing and Bind
ing Co; w. d. Morris, Watertown, S..
d.; R. e. Little, Watertown. S. D.;
d. f. Jones, Watertown, S. D.; Fran
|ces p. Hopkins, Watertown, S d.; HI.
A. Hildebrandt, Watertown S. "a; Il.
N. Wood, WATERFOWL, S. D.; d. 3.
Wood, W~atertown, S. D.; H. A. Bah
cock, Watertown, S. D.; F. ]. Cory,
Watertown, s.. D.; Mrs. F. ]. Cory,
WATERFOWL, S. D.; D. F. Solberg; A.
w. Ransom, Watertown, S. d.
8. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding / per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
cages, or other securities are: (If
there are none, S % stated None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the anne of the own-
ers, stockholders, and security hold
ers, if any, contain not only the list
of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books OF the
company but also, in cases where the
stakeholder or security holder appears
upon the books of the company as
trustee or in any other fidnciary rela-
ton, the name of the person or COR
~poration for whom such trustee is
acting, is given; also that the said
two paragraphs contain statements
embracing atlantis full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which stock
holders and security holders who do
not appear upon the books of the
company as trustees, hold stock and
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13

securities in capacity other than
that of a bona nde owner: and this
|afiant has no eas to believe that
any other person. association. or cor
|poration has any interest direct or ins
direct In the said stock. bonds, or
other securities than as so stated by
|hims
!. That the average number Of
copies Of each issue@of this pubIica-s
ion sold or distributed, through the
mails Or otherwise, to paid subscrib-
ers during the six monhs preceding
The date shown above Is. lThis
Information is srequired from daily
publications only.9
II. ]. Cory,
Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before ME
this FIRST day Of April, 1916,
Edward Skells,
Notary Public.
(My commission expires May 10. 1919
tSeal.)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13
PLEADS For CONSERVATISM
in MUNICIPAL UTILITIES

1t is reported that the Sioux Falls
voters are likely to be asked to pass
IN the proposal to bond for a munich
pal gas and electric plant. Before
they do this they should stop, look
and listen,
We are Just now s~training every
resource to complete the municipal
water plant. We will have a million
dollars invested in it before the plant
is called complete. Let us make an
unquestioned success of this first, be-
fore we undertake anything so tech
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP

y -
Management, Circulation, Etc, Re-
quired by the Act of Congress of
August "a, 1912,
of The Saturday News, published
weekly at Watertown, South Dakota,
for April /, 1915.
State of South Dakota. County Of
Codington, SIS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the state and county. aforesaid,
personally appeared F. j. Cory, who,
having been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he is the
business manager of The Saturday
News and that the following is, to
the best of his knowledge and belief,
la true statemen. of the ownership,
management (and if a daily paper, the
circulation), ETC., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act
Of August "a, 1912. embodied in sec
ton 443, Postal Laws and Regula-
|tions, printed on the reverse of this
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13

|NMU@S


nica1 as gax piantfprAhe Aaie
gas for domesticu sSicnxssE 11Is8
might easily bAnkrupks herself IN
the advice OF the eOcialisticSS
propagan0a ID being dosedsssnslipls sffor1
them Let us 30 pretty sioW 4iong
the path 81 municipal ownership
Sioux Falls Argus.Leader
81 Where
Where do YOU intend 10 spend The
SUMMER.
I'm going to find some nice quiet
place in the country, where Won are
not required to dcess e~laboratelys
where the food lis simple and whole
some and abundant, and the expense
moderate
What / wanted to know Is where
you are going. ! don't care anything
about your pleasant dreamsss-Wash
ingtoa Star.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13
.esty, immortality, etc, express discOrd
and sickness in the body.


lesty, immortality, etc, express disc0rd5
and sickness in the body.
Commercial Panics the Result Of Fear
What is true of the human body is
also true of the body polite. A panic
produces a rigid state in the arteries
of trade, in the manufacturing and
commercial centers, so that nothing
Seems to move without extreme pres
sure. The dictionaries define panic
as ssextreme or sudden causeless, UNI
reasonable fright" To cure such a
|condition, confidence must be restor-
led. 1t was the great cry during the
panic of 1907 that everything would
be righted if only the fear of the
people would relax.
Christian Scientists Believe In Prayer
Christian Scientists are sometimes
said to be a p~rayerless people. No
dispersion could be farther from the
truth than this. Christian Scientists
believe in prayer without ceasing.
Our prayer is not SO much in sup
~plication to God for help as in ack-
nowledgment of the good which He
already has given. If one had a gold.
mine, filled with the precious metal,
he would not think 1T consistent to
pray for gold, but would expect to
help himself to that which was al
ready his.
When a Christian Scientist is
tempted to think of tain or sickness
he Immediately turns against it and
declares for the ~allness, completeness
and absolute perfection of Gods Gre
alton, which is expressed in man.
Mrs. Eddy's Healing and Discovery
of Christian Science.
Mrs. Eddy's first awakening to the
divine healing power came to her
when, from the effects of an accident,
her recovery seemed beyond all earth
ly hope. Her early spiritual training
tended to inspire confidence in the
power of God to heal the sick, SO,
when man reached his extremity and
failed, she turned to God to verify
that early confidence. Her healing
was instantaneous!
Mrs. Eddy discovered the law of
spiritual healing and brought the
blessed message to the world that
there is a comforter for every sorrow
however despairing; that there is a
law of restoration for every fear and
disease; a publication for every sin
land a panacea for every i'll.
When Mrs. Eddy first discovered
Christian Science she put it to every
possible test, to make sure she had a
demonstrate truth. After practising
lit for some years., and healing dis
ease in every stage, she began to
teach it to others, establishing the
Metaphysical College wherein she
taught several thousand students.
Christian Scientists are truly CRATE
iful for the healing of disease and sin,
and the many blessings which they
have experienced through the truth
as revealed by Mrs. Eddy, but even
these fade into insignificance com
lpared to the better understanding of
lGod and mans true relation to Him,
(which Christian Science unfolds.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

tako rcvScmo, da Sc nikdar wee ne rcSijo IL ME
kako vclika ho k"ill lcta l9l7-lS ali pa 1915
~. ne more mihcc prcrok0vati, lc trcpciajc j.
hat:. IN J." .a;n v"lika IN StraSnn kalor 81 no rna
do>lcj ne.
No. vpraSan;r brczpoSclnoSti 50 Amcriki zc
vcGkrat Studrali, tud ob lanski krin In cc ne hi
MhtcvaI London ne druZrga hi blo to tako malo.
da ne hi drlalo kapitaliStcnim la>topnkonl
hcnc Skrb Ali vclika razlika med do,rdauim
Sud jami i'm londonov0 rcsoluciio ic Ia, l., lac
|ahtcva soclaliStltni poSlanrc lc prciSkavc, ampa
malaga komiNJi tudi, da mora podati kongrcsu do
locrnc prcdlogc in il prcdpiSujc cas-. kdaj Sc mo-
ra To zgOdlti. tcz polctlc lahko Studira. icScn
pa mora io bit gotovi predogi korgrcSu
Londonova rcSoucija zahtcva zavarovanjc IA
vsako vrSto hrrzpoScnosti, obScga torci tldi To.
IA kar jc raznih drugih dcIcah vpcjano bo-
niSko in StaroStno zavarovanjc. To Sc pravi: Me
gova zahtcva gre IA tenn. da stori Amcrka v>c,
kar jc doScj zamudila polju Socalncga zava-
rowan ia.
Razumc So. da morajo IA zavarovanjc zopcr
brczposenost vscd goSpodarskih krz veliati drll-
gacna natcla, kakor bolniiko in IA staroStno
zavarovanic. kcr so raGunsk tcmcli drugacni Ali
vSckakor ic zclo koristno. da jc Sodrug London
prijc takoj vSc Fri panogc. PoScbno korisno pa
lc, da jc To zgodilo kongreSu. kajt gotovo jc.
da ne dobmo Amcriki uSpcSncga socialnega "a
konodajStva, doklcr bo prcpuSccno posamcznim
drIavam.
vclko vccjm vescjcm pa hi bilo mogoGc
govorit tch rctch. ako ne hi bill sodrug Meyer
London sam konGrcSu in ako hi bilo ameliSko
dcIavStvo politituo tako organZiranO d1 hi lahko
cncrgitno podpro zahtcvc Svojcga poslanca
kongrcsu. &c hi zastopniki drugh strank videli
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

1.-Two. Edincc Washington zahtcya zoyarova
NE "a hrc/p"Sclnr dclavcc NloNl IT, rcSoluciiu
po katcri MAJ - mcnui" kom>iin pctih cauov da
prrlNcc pronlcm nrcIp0>ciuu>li iu poda 10 i,,,,-
Skcga IaN"danJa >tvarnc prcdluEc IN ZaVarnvamic
deIaNcev III oStancJo hrcI >voic krlvdc hodiSi
vSIcd goNpodar>kc krizc. bolrIni. SlaruSti ali pa
druglh vzrokoy brcz della komisiia mai bo >cStav-
LENA IL dvrh dclavSkh in dvch podiciniSkih "a
>topnIkov, rrcdScdnik maj bo pa lastopmik ylad-
mega dcovurga urada
P"Sianci kaptaliSIrnih Strauk MISC prcako-
vail takcga prcdloga. zlaN,l ne oh scdamjrm GaSu
SaJ imamo deIcll takoZvano ptospcrtcto \cka-
tcre munlclJ>kc 'ovarnr komaj dubilc oovoli
dclavcev: nckatcrc zvialc place cello hrcz stay
kc, lc da ne lIgubc dclavccv in Svoih profitov
All Sodrug Meyer London ic poiala da ic ta pro
Spcritrta clSto filivna da j. vcliko obratovauic
lie prchodno IN da So jc hat najhuiScga kraha
kadar min" vOjna in ne hO wee ogromnih voia-
SIKH nar0cil IL Evropc
SocaliSticni poSlancc ir pokazal da imamo
Amcriki vcdno ogromno rczcrvno armado de
lavstva Xxi je doSce Ia vcaS Stcvilo Scstih do scd
mih miljonov moI. Scdania navidczna pro>pcri-
tcta ir napihnicn mch. Slorai vsc ir odvisno cd
voinc nduSriic. Podictia. Iii 50 pref sulila dru-
GIN namcnom. ilprrmcmila tovarnc IN o.
rsIjc ali Srclivo. Prcmog So kopljc IA tc tovarnc
Iclcznicc imajo vclik promct zaradi voincga bla-
ga. Jeklarnc dcIajo zaradi oroInc induStriic Ka-
dar bo vojna koncana ne oStancjo lr munic iSkc
tovarnc brcz narocil, ampal ogromna indu-
Striia, ki ic tenn zvczi in XII Iivi ,cdai od tcga
BIO mahoma brcz della.
Kako vclikc bile krizc cta 1907 ! OS. pa lcta
l9l3-l4, vcmo priblizno. Ncmo da 50 vrglc ma
miljonc judi dolgotrajno bcdo, ma tiSocr pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

En- socialist >cdi kongrcSu Washing
tonu. tenn kaptastcno burIvaIn"m para-
rncntu ic to toliko kolikor kap'ia moriu I'm ven
dar pomcni Ia kaplia vcc 5akor pogoS oma vciiki
dcmokraticu ali rcpubIiran>ki valov En- sam "a
Stopnk &c hi bill 10 rcprrzcntant katrrckoli kikr
ali >cktc, hi Mgn zbornci XII Sc me- hi niti zayc-
dala. da ina takcga cudnrga costa. Edn socialist
obraca ncprenehoma panic naSc in sill kungrrS,
da 81 havi mjcgovm prcdlog in zahrvami. I'm
to ic wee. ncgo doNcIc vcasi lnatma man j>ina
kakSncm paramcutu.
kako 81 jc to mogocc raza gait!
Meyer London lr VSckakor SpoSohcn p0liti-
car. &c hi tam >cdca kak>na lutka napiSom so
cialist, srvcda ne hi mogIa igrati mobrnc vlogr
vSai nobcnc rcsnc ne. Poluamo take po>amczmi-
kc IL drugh Zbornc Vccimoma MISC mogli poStati
ME druZcga kakor ncprOStovol jui komiGarji klav.
nj dotGncga parlamcnta.
To ne bo nikdar zadclo Meyer Londona. Ali
dobra glava tudi ne zadoStuic da III So moga raz-
agati pozomoSt, ki jo uIiva cdini SocialiSicn po-
Slancc kongrcsu. Xa to ic trcba ~ kaj'druzcga.
in 10 drugo ina Meyer London: .Ia>cn. vciill pro-
gram in zastopstvo vclikih ntcrcSov kadar VISTA
ne, jc H. gotovo. da bo govorI o vaImih rccch.
Iastopnk drugih >trank lahko sovraziio tc
rcti. ali rogati jim ne morcjo in omalovaIcvati
lIh ne morcjo. Mogocc da bodo to in ono pokopa;
ali baviti Sc morajo njcgovm prcdmcti. emo
Stavno kos pomctati iih ne morcjo. Kaji vsakdo
Guii, da goyor Meyer London imcnu in ntc-
rcSu miljonov
Edini sociastcni poSlancc jc vest kongrc-
sa, katerc tam nj. doklcr SO zastopnid kapitaz-
ma sami med Sabo.
Iopct ic Meyer Lon 'on porkaI gospodi ma
prs Prijc Jill jc ma mcstu, Xxi jc poscbno kot-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
LETO (VOL.) XII.

NIadaJorI ralredi, kolikor iih ic VOLTA tel nuino-
Nll Sc %" Ilogh'l" kakor Sc il MISC zogmlr cvrop.
Nk" dr|av". Ma oui Strani occama tud MISC slorilc
kamiaIlNlicnc Wade niccSar il liubczni do JcIov
silva; kar 50 mu dale" mu morale dati i'm de- So
J' kakNna rriorma mirno lvrSila Sc ic zgodiIo le
/"'" 'ako, k"r 50 vlad1joti SpoMal da So bo sicer
MvrNa ncmrno
' Amcrlki jc zahon otroSkcm dclu prvi ko,
rak ma polm zvczmcga Sociancga zakonodaiSty
Drugi korak mu bodo morali ,lcditi, me- lc zoto
N"r ne ho proi njim. kakor pravi Kitchim mobcn
praNm ug"v"r mogoc, ampak zaradi tega kcr 50
raEhrrr mornrJ>c od nazorov kolgrcSmkov i'm Sc
natorjcv.
k"r ia vrdo nazadniaki, kai pomeni prvi ko
rak. Sc ga bojc in mapcuiaio vsc moGi da hi "a
lrrprrrIIl ~ emo upanjc jim ic ystalo, in posta
NlII ;" "a kot najmoGncjIo poStavko svojc raGu.
ne. /" lc vrhovnr zvczmo SodiStr.
Me nj AmcrIli boj ncdcmokraticno kakor
lravlca IN 81 lo laStt SodiSGa, da razvrljavliaio
zakomc, coI da MISC uStavni. Glavno naGclo VISA.
kr rcSnlcnc dcmollraciic jc to- da jc VOLTA liud-
silva naJviSll zakon dclcli. Icdinjcmih drza.
vah prcd>iavlia Ijudsko voljo parliament. kon.
grrN. Da jc No prcd>tavlja pray je krivo najvcG
IJndStvu Samo. Iii wolf kaptaSticnc zastopmikc
nameSto Svoiih. Ali korcktura tch razincr more
III SINE prItI Ic od iJudNtva Sawega. &c pa ina ka-
tcrokolI Nodi>cc pravico. da uucujc parlamcntove
IakIJurkc tcdaj ic 10 kos avtlkraciie XII Sc rail-
kulr od monarhIcnrga ahSolutiZIna L. Y tenn da 81
po>tavlIa monarhii cna oScba pr mas pa cna
mSttucila. nckoliko oNcb, k so slucajno vrhovni
Sodniki, mad parliament.
kdcr za>lcduir dclo vrhovncga SodiSGa ma
TEN polJu. 81 Jc pa r. davno lahko prepriGa da
me- v>tanc mikdar proti kakSncmu nazadm mjaSkcmu
Mkonu ampak vcdno proti naprcdku, poscbno
rroti vSakcmu socianemu naprcdku. Zato upa-
Jo tudi izkoriScevalci otrok ma njegovo pomoc
Ia Sedaj poskuSajo pac Sc srnatu Poslanec
Heating, d jc vlolil dotGni prcdog kongresu
Sc hoJl da 81 ho odigrala splctkarska igra Ma
Sprotnlki Hkona Sc trudiio, da hi zavlcki razpra-
vo Scnatu doklcr pridcio tam vojmr pred
logc ma dncvni red, in tcdaj mi>ljo nastavit VIA
dl moI ma prSi: Ali poozi zakon proti otroSkc-
ma d"!u ropoarnico ali pa bodo naSprotovali
v"JaSkm lahtcvam. I'm tcdai Sc ahko zgodi. da
bo otroSko varStvO lrtvovano militaristicncmu pa
Irotimu.
Delavccm ie priporotati, da maj imaio odprtc
oci. lagali hi cc hi driali, da more dclavsko
IJndStvo Amcrik danes prcprctiti take ntrige.
Ia to nj dovolj organizir 40, ne dovoj zavcdno
tor"j ne doNolj mocno. Al ma, ii Sc lahko mnogo
"b tel igri. In trdaj ho morale spozmati, da ne
pomaga nic druzcga kakor drami poucavat de-
avcc navaiati jih, da citaio in miSliio in organi-
zllati Jill, da >i bodo mogl pribort cesar Jim k;l-
ptaliz, N ne da.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
STEW. (NO.) 442.


Inano jc. da jc amcrSki kongrcS Sprcjc "a
kon. HI ma namcn - vSaj ncko<o omcj brcz-
reNtno nkorlNcanjc otrok iuduNrij in Siccr ma
Ia nacin da prcpov' dujc mcddrlavni pro.lct bla-
"a, ndclancga tovarnah katcrh so otroc ~
pod 10 irt /aP"NI'nl p" wee kak"r oN'm ur ma dan.
N!'r "''aJ" Pr'u o. "Julral an ?" :. N'r'r aI pa
NJ'r 80 |aPoN'h "tr"-i |p"d II Irt
Ne more 81 reel da rcSuir Ia zaliou problem
otroSkcga della. Niti gloh"ko nc po>cga. All y IA
oNtmh okol>cnah katcrih uri Socialno zako-
nodajSt Amcriki Sploh. mora clovrk poIdravi-
ii vSak EoStck napredka. In tax ncyclik koStck
"a ic tudi tenn zakonu.
Ali daSi ic bill poslan>li lbornici sprcirt
i'm 81 pricaltIjc To tudi scuatu vcudar - Ii,o
mazadniaki in soyraznki drlav>tva ilguhili v>rgo
upanja tcmvcC nadaljujcjo boi vso siIo. Skorni
odvcc hi blo omcujat da Stojc ma cclu tcga re
akcouarncga gibania tovarr arii IL iuznih drlnv
XaSopniki fabrikantov bombaIcm So ma iprci DO
SuISai Svoio Srcco pred poSlauci: ko So tam no
eorcli So S pred Sclat Prcdzaduio >r.,In >o pred
>cnatuvim odhorom "a mcddrIavno trloyiuo uro-
da jail >vojo uccuo> i'm napcnia y,, str,inc dn hi
prcprccili uvclmyljcnic zakona
Vclika ia uceno,t .avnn nj biIn (c ,,r,,.i -
pr. Samuel Patterson il North c,roIiu, a., !; L;I,
ma ,yctu y,Juo r,ys:ina in b.j. n, a.. ,.r,;, L;,
zato vc,ino otroci HI noidrio srstp, Ict, .,Ii -
pref ma dclo i. to arl,lncnt Lot,.ri,, hi liI ,,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

II voinih pororil znano bclgii>ko mesto Ypres
je izginilo zemlje. Kar ic Sc blo "a IL
vojnih olirov p"drli. N>r umotyorr tcga mcsta
So prcnc>li PariA Yprts (Ncmci ga mcnujcjo
"Ipcrn' ic hilo emo zgodovmSko nainamcni-
t"i>ih NEST lirlgiii. stare IT, mad 1000 let. V
srcdnjcm vcku j. tod cvctcla obrtnoSt in l.. sto
l"tju lc >tclo mc>to mad 100000 prcbvaIccv ter
jc >padao tcdai med najvccja mcsta ma Svctu. V
dobi procvita in hogaStva so IprGSu zgradili
prckraSno katcdralo in Sc lcpSo monumcntalno
>taVbo Svctovno Znauc ,rInicc IA Sukno. lliramjc
mcSta ic zacclo lc,a l5S4. Spauc so mcSto oScm
mcScccv obIcgal in kuga ic zahtcvaa mnogo Ir-
tcv. Cd tcdaj jc mcsto bolj naZadOvalO in
ic imco zacctkom >rdanjc vojmc samo Sc 1000
prcbvalccv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

dek. NtaSi jo ic hotel ido Spcliat mazai. vcasi
jo je miSlil kdo prctrgati. Ali vSc to ic zaman.
Hakon razvoja jo prcdc naprcnchoma dalic in ia-
IJ" PRAY ina gentleman IL North Caroline: Da-
n"N Sc Ntori prvi korak, potcm pride pa drugi in
trrtJ in tako dajc Pr"i jc vrdmo teak Ma cmi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
DINE 20. FEBRUARJA, (FEBRUARY) 1916.

Ntrani jc odpor prot prvemu koraka naivcGji ma
drug Nrani Jc pogum zanj najmanJSi. Ali kadar
prld" prav cas-, 81 mora storiti, pa maj vclja kar
hocc
cIdmjcnih drzavah ie priic cas- ,la Sc Stori
kaJ ma polju Socanc rcformc. In mai 81 upraio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

moe drayNtva, hi vcdcli, da nj iala uprati sc "a
ht"vam. katcrr ilrckaio SocialiSttmi poSlanci i
menu milj"nov. Stojrcih IA Svojmi gasni.i in od-
lorHiorh pr voiitvah. Polititma organilacija -
10 ir vrt kakor copwuJa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
-. battalion kanadskc voiskc. ki .c doloccn

-. battalion kanadSkc voiSkc. Xxi ic doloccn
IA Suzbo Evr0pi, >rrcicli 1900 Zedinlenih
drzavah roienih AmeriGanov. Omcnicni battalion
jc znan pod imcnom 'Amcriika lrgiia. Prosto.
volici vcGinoma doSlulcni voiaki amcriSkc ar
made in mornaricc, vines jc pa tudi prccci dczcr-
tcricv k bodo ma Zahtcvo amcriSkc Wade vrnicni
Icdinj"nc driavc. TIE ljud mka voina Ne gre
do So b"jcvat IA domoviuo ampak ZarHdi boic-
vanla. To pomcni, ia dobc kapitaliSti Sc vcdno
Iahk" patcnkc. pripravlicuc da :" boiujcio za
tuic mlcrcSc tudi proti Svoii domacim tova-
risen dclavccm. - Dcisvo ic vsckakor wcdno
nrcmiSekn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

List IA koristi delav-
skesA Il liudstva. Delav-
ci 80 oprnvi6eni do
vsesa kar producireto.
This paper 10 devoted
to tho interests OF the
workins class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-11
NaturO's Moth Ball.

If some botanical wizard could ef-
feet a "cross" between this wild
flower Of the fields and some Of the
agricultural crops the tr' her wouldn't
need to worry about summer droughts.
If the corn crop, for example. had some
Of this flowers power of resisting dry
weather the farmer could I'LL his silos
and corncribs with little trouble. The
flower Is the moth mullen.
Like its big sister. the great mullen.
1t prefers dry, open fields and mead
ows. Call 1t n weed If you will. call
it an agricultural pest, and it will an
swer your epithcts with stalks Of
pretty white blossoms. If they grew
In garden you would call them beau,
tiful.
The thick leaves Of the plant have
long been used by housewives in the
country to pack away with winter
clothes to keep out moths. So by ma.
ture this drought loving flower Is a
camel; by adaptation it's moth ball.
Philadelphia North American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-11
Blossoms That Bees Love.

A person who has had no experience
with bees commonly makes the mis-
take Of supposing that the roses.
peonies. sweet peas. dahlias or other
gaudy blossoms of his garden will fur
nish quantity Of honey. Their value
Is almost negligible, except that some
of them yield little pollen. 1t is to
the modest white clover in the orchard
or on the roadside or the weeds of
pasture or wood lot or the blossoms Of
trees like the Eastwood that the bees
60 for the bulk Of their honey. 1t does
not pay to cultivate any plant for its
value as a honey producer. The Or
chard is splendid place for the apiary.
where the bees can build up on the
first nectar in the spring, and the bios
SONS have the benefit Of the bees Wis.
its. - John W. Love In Countryside
Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-11
Diundsrs In osstasien.

Errors Of quotation are common N
speech and writing. Byron quoted
shakespeare, An eaglc towering in his
pride Of place." But what Shakespeare
wrote was, "A falcon towering in bis
pride o. place" Milton wrote not "as
thick O. leaves In vallombrosa," but
thick as autumnal leaves that strow
the brooks In valloinbrosa;" not fresh
fields and pastures new" but fresh
woods" Nathaniel Lee did not write,
when Greek meets Greek then comes
the tug Of war;" but when Greek
Joins Greeks. then was the tug Of war"
q very different thing. Doubtless, how.
ever, the modification Of phrases by
popular usage Is not wholly evil; & Ger
tainly is inevitable The saying, LIST
us eat, drink and be merry, for tomor.
row We die" IS Of curious origin. The
preacher in Ecclesiastes says, "a man
hath no better thing under the earth
than to eat and to drink and be mer.
ry;" Isaiah. Let Us eat and drink, for
tomorrow we shall de-" Luke, Take
thine ease, eat, drink and be merry
indianapolis News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-11
Origin Of the Grocer.

The modern grocery store is very
well known. The origin Of Its name is
not so we'll known. Several centuries
ago arose In England and France q
class Of thrifty and foresighted trades
men who went about buying up bar
gain lots Of every conceivable kind Of
merchandise, Just as tho modern Ameri-
can buys fire damaged goods and bank
rupt stocks. The Frenchman bought
zen gros" and the Englishman came to
be called an "engrosser" He might
handle hardware, thread, dried vege-
tables or anything else that could be
obtained in large lots. and he began
to call himself q grocer at time
when our sort Of grocer was termed
"spicer." From that beginning comes
the name grocer as We know 1t today.