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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17
BAD HEALTH CAUSES
WOMAN TO KILL SELF
Mrs. Lille smith ur Broken Arrow
Sends Bullet Through
Brain.

After sending her husband after a
hOt-Wdter bottle in another part of
the house. Mrs. Little Smith of Broken
Arrow pulled the 1edclothes over the
head of her sleeping adopted child
and then grabbed .3S-caliber re
rolvcr and, placing i, to her right
temple. sent bullet crashing into her
brain. dying Instantly The tragedy
occurred at o'clock Thursday morn
ing
Mrs Smith had been in Ill health
for some time, and, IL is believed had
planned to commit suicide. She was
35 wears of age. Smith is employed
in the glass factory al Sand Springs
County Attorney ! =. Evers was
called to the scene cf the tragedy in
the afternoon, whore he conducted
an inquest. A corOGor's jury re-
turned a verdict of suicide
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17

same manner from a larger loaf Of
bread
a roast of beef is generally made
from sponge cake, Drowned with
gravy 1t carries easily, and has every
appearance Of meat. Slices Of toast.
cut In proper shape and frilled with
paper on one end, look just like chops
and outlets, and may be nibblcd by
the actors.
A steaming hot pie is a pan with a
brown paper covering, and inside of
this is a dish Of boiling hot water OF
boiled potatoes The hot water or
boiled potatoes furnish the steam
that rises from the pie" when the
paper crust IS cut and looks quite as
appetizing as the genuine article.
Tea serves as whisky on the stage,
and when colored with greuadine or
gingerale supplies the sparkling
champagne" but when milk is called
for no substitute is used, II it is to be
drunk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17
STR RAND.

This popular playhouse. under the
new management. has improved it's
ventilation and cooling system. Today
it will be recognized as the coolest
and most inviting spot to be found.
not TO mention the uneXcclled selected
programs Of feature plays.
For today and tomorrow the Strand
presents Charlie Chaplin in The
Fireman" This picture lacks not one
moment Of dullness, everyone is
crowded full with genuine mcrriment.
Programmed with Charlie Chaplin is
Gertrude Mccoy in The Isle of Love" 4"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17
liraIiSnl.

whats all that noise upstairs ?''
called the mother. 81 thought you
werc playing house.
I'VE are. mamma" the little daugh-
ter replied. Johnny q the papa ano
he has just come home from the
store. I'm arguing with him about
money matters. - Exchange.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17
OLD CEMETERY IS
AGAIN BROUGHT Up
John Archer Asks City
Commission to Finally
Settle Matter.

The old cemetery on West Second
street. where between two hundreo
and three hundred bodies of pioneer
Tulsans have been laid to rest during
the past forty years, IS AGAIN in the
forefront
John Archer. treasurer of the old
Cemetery association, appeared before
the city commission yesterday with
a petition asking that portions OF lots
abutting on the cemetery site he con-
demncd and the burial grounds DO
beautified and permanently main
tanned.
Word From Washington. ell.
MIR Archer, whose relatives ano
friends are buried there, has kept up
his fight in behalf of the cemetery
for nine years. He has recently re-
ceivcd word from federal authorities
at Washington to the effect that pow
er is vested exclusively in the city
commission to adjust the matter.
Owners of property adjoining the
cemetery have tried for some time
to have second street opened up. This
would necesstate the removal of the
bodies buried there, which could not
be done without violating the federal
law, according to Mr.. Archer. Mr..
Archer told the commission yesterday
that he would reimburse the owners
on the basis of their original invest
ment for whatever property had TO
he condemned to preserve the original
cemetery site and would donate $500
personally toward the upkeep Of IN.
place.
No One is Left.
Men who came here and started
he city Of Tulsa and their wives,
daughters and children are buried out
here" said Mr.. Archer. Many OF
he graves are practically unmarked.
Many Of those who are buried there
,ave no one left to look after tn.
raves. 1t is folly to think OF mos
ng any Of the bodies. but if the worst
hould come to worst and they have
be moved. / viii dedicate. without
harge, a site on my home place two
niles from Tulsa, where all of tnI
odies can be removed to and | Will
lake the lots large enough to accom-
1odate the balance Of the families
the deceased"
Mr.. Archer is TO have a final an
wer from the commission in two
eeks Not until then will the future
purse of action be decided upon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17

New Telephone Directories have
eer delivered. If YOU have not re-
eivcd one, call 125.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17
Gratitude?

Mr.. Blake, "A man of somewhat
caustic wit, had been dining sumptu-
ously at the table of nouveau richie,
and upon his return home he felt n
new and strange sensation around his
heart.
perhaps it's Indigestion" ventured
a friend. Then, on second thought,
he continued, "if it isn't indigestion, /
think it must be gratitude. Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-17
More Important.

The banyan tree is said TO be
thirty feet in diameter A whole COM
pany of soldiers could encamp under
its branches
"Or get behind IT,"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
Agitacija prOti VOjni.

Huuu 80 a|rctirali diva uraIuIha >oriali>tir-
u' miadlu>L" i.clc p" uHcuU Morara ia triuuI
n. Dole Ju. ,a STA pripravIiala IA ~. >cprcuhra
d"mon>tracilr proti y"ini. Isl mai hi ~ NrSlc y
i'aljI ina y dru"ih lr/rlah. V hiii. y katrri 50
lU a]rctirtIi. 50 hajc ua>iI 10000 protlmiItari>tir-
uh ictakoy kjhiai hi Sc bill raldylH med voiahr
ua 'front.'. Praviio. da sta Morara iu Priuctli po-
>lopaIa ~puralunu" L Mcdnaroduo I,rlo >ociaij-
,trmc %rIadiuc. Isl INA >voi >cdc< , Curihu. No-
dja ond9Dncga uradn ic Isaac Schwriic. Hi pravi.
da Jc Arscnrincan in jc bill pred cuim lctom IL
@uau IL l%iaiiic.
Da 81 TAXA agjraciia nc obc>a ma ,clihI l,on.
81 ralumr Same oh ,chi. Eaiti cr ic ~ploh prirako-
vati kaJ u~pcha od nIc. ic tajn">' .lavni po"oi.
Iatu tudi ne moreno vclcti nic matancucI>cga -
irJ akcIl lI mnram" >prcjrii porocilo take. ka-
kr>m" prIhald IL trma. Da imHin y liaillI mocun
iuladtuNk" "TganlzaciIo, lcr pray iaN" Inau".ka-
kur da j. hila Vcdmo ~protimilitari>ti cua. Sclaj
mora hiti >cvcda u~labljcna, kcr ic vcnk del ME
nh CLANCY v%poklIcau X r~ojakom. Da - ti>ti. HI
s." s. ">ia!i donna, bavijo : protivoiu" propa"au
do, Ic uadN>c %VcrJctuo. iorocilo il Rima nam pa
ka/c. da =" ltahlan>ka NIada pray ne nc rallika-
j. od drugih kapitali,tirnih ylad in da 81 , >vo-
lcm intcrr~u ,akor vNaka dru.a po>lulujc v>a-
kcga >rcd,tva. q katcrcm miNIi. da il bo kori>tiio.
PriHli 50 agitacIii ma sled. in to dokalujc. la INA
10 rHIVIto notraujo Spioua/o; kako dcialo mem
vohuni. 81 ic Iahko mi>Iiti. lakaj , "ia>ucm 81 mr-
iodc takih gcutlcmduuv pov>od cuHkr. Nccin"-
ma glcdaio. da 81 Nami vNtulijo Y organlzarii", J.
grajo tam vclIkc radikalrc. &C. jc kolirkaj mogot".
81 >ami izdclajo kakSuc pray rcvoiuciomarnc MA.
crtc. in kadar 81 >|prcicti. grcdo dcnuncira,. y,
more Sc nit reel. ia jc ~ Ia po>cl trcha po>cbn'
vclIkega talcnta.
Nadaljc kale to porocilo. ola nj >voboda mnc.
MIA y Italiji >cdaj vrcdna pipe tobaka. &c Sc ne
Z v"jno, te Kratkomalo zapro. Ampak 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
Vojna cvete.

Inama Du Point Powder Co.,,
maIh"lJ znana Zaradi ucStctih ka-
i@aNirot p" njcnih %naprarah. hi 50
vclJalc hc ngromnc cloyc>kr /rr.
We. j" dobila narcotic IN l:jU mi.
lJonov funt"N brcIdimucga ,lnnd
mka IN IaNcZuikr. Okrog >ynic
%t"varnc Wilmingtonu. Del. jc
podvojiIa >trazc. &" jc tudi , to
warm po>krbcIa IN vccio Narno>r
dcIaNccN. 81 II" pnruca.
So"aSm" prihaja il Fairchmcr.
IA, Por"cil". da j. \ iovarui ~
>lrcliv" Y Oliphantu dine l.. sep
tcmbra maStala ck>plohija. Iii j.
ubila Fri dcIavcc. Tudi la to,ar.
ma Jc last Du Poui Powder co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
Cloveske in zivinskc bolezni.

Prcd~cdnik odbora IA .ia,uo
ldravNtvo, senator Rau>Jcll il
Louisiana. j. y uckcm |prcdayduIu
Y New Iorku dcial. da luaSa >ku-
da. XII jo utrpo IcdiuJcur drluvc
N>ak" lcto Iaradl malariic iu lc-
garja. prlblilno 92S.23l.e~O Milo
nov d"larjcv Tia >vnia. prayi. hi
zadoNtovala ~ vIdr/aNaujc mai
m%oGn"iSc voJ>kr iu moruarirc y,c
"a >vcta. Lahko 81 pravL da j,
10 cn">tavno iIgubljcn dcuar. kaj
ii obc bolczni hi 81 lahko larrli.
Ivclna yIadu potroSi ua lc,o
5,0l6.l75 dolarjcv la prci>kayo ir
zatIranic Iivin>kih i'm ra>,liu>kih
holczui. In prciSkayo rin,cSkih
holczni lHda IT, l.ol7.j66 dolaricv
&c 81 raHdcli od >cuatorja Rams
della navcdcna Svora ma prrbiyal
>tyo. odpadc ma v>akcga clovrka
V Icdlnjcnih dr/avah 90 dollar
lcv Skodc, povHroccuc od maiarij,
in lcgar.ja. Najvrr Sk"dc uapravi
Malaria. namrcc pu Ran>d.llovih
racumih GA 1904 40 dolarjc, ma
lcto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19

sine I"ncrlil. Da Jh poIolaIi zaradi zakuna. XII.
lc vi n'i|""Ihrm. j" DIAL tudi sklcmiti d~olocbo, Iii
"~hIJuhuJr /"lr]nlSkim mandatom. da dobc cd
%Skodnino, kakrSno bolo Zclcti.
h"n@rcN Jr Nklcnll. la 81 bo prri>kavalo. kakSnc
p">ledirc b" incl oNcmurmi dclavnik. komiSiia
Ill lma 10 haI"g", be- lc pororala, nj pa pooblaScc-
ma. da In kaJ prcdlagala. &c 81 izkazc. da imaio
drn/hr |aradr o>cmurncga drlavnika vccjc ida
~tN',prld" mridr/avma trgovinSka komiSiia ma
plan in ta ina prayico. da pomaga kompaniian
1t" ~zyiNauja tarifuv.
IaradI mcdIrlayur komi>iic So IclrzmiSki
mhgnaiI tudl d"Nlci ne hi bill mogli pritolcvati.
|a"\aIUl u ImaJ" na primer %lvi>anjc u>cbnih la
rIi"N. All kapltalI>tcna poIcIjivoNt ic vcliko
vega, n"go 81 utrguc uayadcn smrtmik domiSliati
|cir/nI>kl potcntati hoccio. da hi komisija abso.
lntno TAX" plrNald. kakor IT, MIN vScc. Imrti 10
h"rcJo ma vrNlcl. /ato 50 zahtcvali rcorganizaci-
j" mrddrIaNmc komi>iIc Y tenn zmi>lu. da Sc DO
muoN iak", da bodo , nicj interest," zclczniSkih
kapItaIl>iov "d"v"ll' zaStopani. TO Sc pravi. Ja
h"do imrIl vr:ino i'm la ne DO v>lcd tcga komisiia
lnr druIcga kak"r Igraca , rokah go>podarjrv.
Pred NoHlNumI >c pac ne z.odi mic takcga.
Bio hi ncvarn", kcr hi lahko vplivalo ma vOlilcc.
Ampak &C. In N"llcI nckoliko vct miSlili, ncgo ma
vadmo m%i>liio. hi 81 >pommili. da ic Wilson sam
%Prcdlo/l k%om"rcNu, maj Sc pomnoli itevilo CLANCY
mcddr<avur komi>iic.
Mar hooc Wilson. h%oGcjo lcmokratic. kar
ho'r Ncl"kapltal, hotcjo republican,. To ic torci
cna ti>tih reel pri ka,crih pridcjo volilci l. dcIja
p"i kar, pa maj ]"laaulrjo dcmokraticuo ali pa
rcpubIicau>k".
Ak" ~ r"vcca mcddrIavna komi>iia tako.
kak"r ic bio lrlc1niSkim baronom obljubljcmo,
lcddl lc prlhIt". la 81 poviSajo tovurni tariff. In
Do" >>ak ua"in So P~ovI>ajo fako. da bodo incl ka-
pl'alNtI jcbcl profit. Ako hi 81 ilkalalo. da no
Nlr"ta ">cmurui dclavuik res - miljonov ~" IA
lIa'k"v, me- hI blo 'r"ha Iaradi tcea ~ npbcnc-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
Profit.

American Smelling and Rrlin
ing co. jc ildala pollcluo poroci-
10. XII ilkazuic cd p%rodukcijc ,
rudnikih in topiluicah Y ladmiil
ccstih mcSccih l3,229O5o dollar
jew dobicka. To ic IA Sto prorcn.
TOW wee kakor y cnakih lanskih
meSccih.
Skoraj bono v%crjcli. da 81 bo
lie izplaca biti kapitaliSt kakol
delavec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
VOLILNA MA
ZAPADU.

Mc>cca "kiObra prircdi >luvcu
ska Sckcija j. =. Il. agilaci.isko
turo po zapadu.
Shodi bodo pc na>lcdniih kra-
jill:
Y ncdcljo 1. oktobra
Jenny Lind, Ark.
V torck. 3. oktobra
Carona, Kans.
Y Sredo, 4. oktobra
kraj Sc nedoloccn.
Y cctrtck, 5. oktobra
kraj Sc nedolocen.
Y ncdclio, 8. oktobra
Pueblo, Colo.
V torck, 10. oktobra
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Y cctrtck. IL. oktobra
Sublet, Wyo.
Y >oboto, ID. oktobra
Murray, Utah.
V torck, II. oktobra
Red Lodge, Mont.
' Nrcdo, 10. oktobra
Klein, Mont.
Ma ,>ch tch Nhodih govori so
drug Etbin Kristan.
Pozivamo Sodrugc Y omcnjcnih
krajih, maj razviicio elm marl.ii
"clSo acitacijo, da bodo Silodi do
bro obiSkani in da princSo zaIc-
Ijrni u>pch.
lie kratck cas- imamo Sc do ic
Scn>kih volitcv in trcba ic napcti
Use Silc, da So pokalc y tenn boiu
dclav>ka moe i'm da dohi dclavSki
razrcd bol.jSc zastopNtvo y ralnih
zakonodajnih lbornicah kakor
doSlci.
Ma dclo. sodrugi. kakrScn bo
bog, TAXA TO zmaga.
GIavno tainiStvo poziya klubr.
III ?rlrcdc >hodr. mai po,krhr "a
a%gitacijo. Gas .ic @prckratck. da hi
bio mogocc il ccntralc po>krbcti
Iciak". vabila in podobmc reel.
PrI|ad"ti klubi mai torc.i to po-
Nkrhc y Svojcm dclokroyu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19

m hnfnI Dr..n.tt,. ,.lr..s .tt
.,oi; .i,3L; .",
,or no Ill.,
L.: - ,,i..In.o
die liudski zos,onriki y,r,jor
ylcdnti ma >voi, rrnu,,,ii.
Vladno podic,ir :. r., @tor.i
gradilo. in >,dai imomo lonct m
uimiy prilor rrrJ ,.m; \;r mani
kakor ,tosc,tnai,, m.si 49, pot,
euic "a to. da hi Jobilo toynrnn
V Svoi krai. LINED iuJu,,rii>kih
NEST in onih oh yclikih iclcrih
jc Cleveland cdini Iii nj pn>l,l
dcputaciir WASHINGTON. da tam
mornariSkcmu toiniEu Doui,I>u
razloLi. kakSnc dobrotc hi imcIa
vlada, ako naprayi ,yoin toyarno
pray tam. kicr p~ripnrora dcuu
taciia. Mnogn ir nest. hi pomlia-
10 vladi potrcbno lcmliiStc "a
stonj. V nckatcrih >hlcaiih ere
IA mckoliko s,o akrov
OJkoJ talk, r,Iol,,,,.,, N,i
.i kdo ,.r;,,, H., .... question,
|. ~ co>, 4, Il; ur.Ir ,,,jr, ,o
varno ma >vojcm nzcmliul Take
neutrality-suspicious. ma mi>lijo
mc>tni oGrtic mixer. ON. racuna
10. ZcmljiScc. Iii "a |ponuiaio Via
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
Kaj sc Sc podrazi?

Gene Ilvil ~ y Amcriki >iino
poSkoclIc. Idaj 81 podrazujcjo
tudi piocnatc Skatlic IA komscrNc.
Seveda So podraIi vSlcd tcga ,udi
Ilvlio. kI Jr taxi haksni
kmalu 81 ne bo mogocc niccsar
wee izmiSliti. kar hi So Sc moplo
p%odraziti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19
~STOSESTNAJST NEST


N""Sr'> Jc >prcjrl |akon &" IL
N'al'"NltN vIadncga voJncga ar
|'haIa IN jc doNolil cnaj>t milo
nov d"Iarl"v Ia namcn. Non
ErrN Jr Motel : tenn napravIti VIA
"" "cN"HN" h"lJ n"odviNno od
pilNathIh p"dlrtnIkoN. kl mi>lijo
I">c"Nn pm N"Jhlh narocIllh. da
''lal" sven prlNII'glJ l|k"rl>rati
Nlad" - nr>rammcIr kakor tujc
haroch'N'' Ia t"Narna "a rmajNt
W'IJ"h"N d"IarJ"v b" pravIaprav
'naJhh' rec ' prlmerl iem,' kar
''"ua ''ih" NuP"Jr; prlvatm
kapllallN'I polo lmeIl Sc dovolj
PrIhke "a "~d'ruNtN".
AI' 'id! Ia maIa k"Iakurcnca
lc Npra'lIa kapItaIiNtc mogotno
II" h"H'' lt"tl nameravamemu
''adheinU podlctlu )" vodlll
N'raNtl" ~agItacll". IL j. sot"vp
'''J"'a wee kak"r 'na.l>t MILO
nov doiailcN. IN ocItaI ~ kon-
CREST IajhulNc, kar st mu more
) kaPl'dilNtlrhcga >tallSra >pIoh
"'l,a'h halnrrr da poNtaJa NocIa-
I'NI'''h' !" !" hll" Steer TAX"
N~HleSh". da lc cello kamcn. IL kate
rcga j. |Gral"h Westinghouse
h'pl'"I' va tr'n"tck "IINcl IN v>l
Nlpl' \NI Nt'hrl, NSr fr"Nkr, v>c >ll-
ne :" So >mcldIr. y tenn super
k"IiirIrm %"'IiahJu j. hII pa do
hal' kako hrr/mcJha Jc hIla Jcha
pllIad'tih kapltall>tov.
Ia jc|a J" pa umcIa Nv"j vhrok
i"iiR"' k"IiNor ;" NkrrI profit ka-
pi'alIN'"N NNicd t"ga vladncga
P"dlr'l'. 81 Steer N>ak Il lahk"
Hi'i~d u drngih raHI"g"v. \>.pa
HS"'"' III JIM j" PrIIad"n" IA H.
Na'na' Jc p%remaJhna. da bl "pra-
NIclla TAX" N"llko .l"I". Ampak
ha'cI" j" 1INto. kar inn gre "a ko-
TO- "h'"'rk J." mayhem. alnpak II
mdlhhih /"r"ikoN 50 lahko raZvi-
J"l" '"IIk' rect. &c =" poNtavi
k"ngrcN cnkrai ma 4" NtallScc. LA
Vlada iaih" sauna pt"dd"Ira >v"Io
p"tr'h>'lh", t"daI mna 10 na"clo
N drug" bag" iahk" cnak" We
IJ'N' Nak"r IA "r"/Jc. In cc So ma
p"'I Nladn" Pr"dukc'Jr nadalju-
1r. III h"bch' mcJc. ob katcrl bi sc
la raIv"l moral uNtavlti.
NdpI'ali>'I maj" "a >voJr ME
reese d"h'r nos. AL ola JIh dclaNcl
ten ne d"Nc"aJ". n" ;" kricali.
ia p"Ntala k"n@rr>"N" ldkono-
dhl>'N" N"rIaiINtI'n". ;" d"br"
N'p"Il. ua So la/rln. MI Ncdcil
;" '"'''' 90 j. 4 |"N"''""' " Nlah-
NV" P''J''J' "''Nih"h k"'hcIic'k
""''' =" "">N"'
~ ''"E". ""P''"''""'" :
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'"." '''"' I~'"'I'J"' ""''N" No
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19

j. pop"luoma uaraNua roe. Iiruialma ic, dc>pn-
rjcua. lrciua N>akr "i>ojbc. ampak naravua in
raIuuljiNa. DrIava, hi ic ,la ma voino. hoGc vOi-
no in hooc na voini zmagati. kar ovira njcno vol.
>k"vamlr. hncc >praviti : poti. in vSccmo il jc. cc
prihaja oNira od NInai ali ol Inoiraj. Cd nobcnc
Wade Sc ne more pricakovati. la no mirno trpcla
a.itacii" pratt vojni, &c SC vodi voima po nicni
l"ljl.
V >>ch yoj>kujoGih 81 drIrlah ,mo vidcli ra-
hr rc"i. tudi \ Angliji, kicr jc Steer Sc naivcc de
mokra"ilc IN klcr 50 \ mDrncm ca>u mihcc ne ho
upal "virati kakNm" agilacijo lc lato, kcr jc ma
pcrJcua profit NIadi.
Nojma jc tukai res Icmcljuo ll". Ne gre IA
to. ali jc kakiua viada NAL" boil ali rnalo mani
ah>"luil>tlrna IN nc>ramma. ampak IA To. da od-
>irauI voIua dcm"krariio zaradi same Scbc. Nsi
interest. maj b"do vcliki ali mali, 80 zapoSiavljcni
in 81 moral" uklaniati intrrc>om voinc. In kdor
ma>t"pa crlo prot voini. ~ mora naiprcj ukloni.
II. &C. ne IIlrpa. pa izgrda.
I:c,ia in policiiski koI naucita marsika,crcra
dclavca pray miSliti.
lradna 'Laibachcr Icitung'' por"ca Cesar
lc uncn"v"I gr"'a Henrik AttcmSa. doScdamjcga
koro>kcsa dcIclncea prcd>cdmika IA dczclncga
prcd>cdnika vojvodinc k~ranjskc. Diva dni po
naNt"pu %>v"jcga urada ic dczclni prcdScdnik IL.
dial lapovcd, da SINE liud>tvo ma krani>kcm MI.
Vati lc trlkrat ma tcdcu mcSo, in Steer \ ncdclio.
torck in cctrtck.
Torcj jc K%ramj>ka dczcla vcndar izyubila
>volcga barona Schwarza, klrrikalna x,ropko
me- b" NcNcla. kaiti go>pod haroncck jc bill kIiub
NvoJi NiN"kI >topnJi ZcIo Zclo vdan SiuZabnik Su.
Nt"rNiccvc gardc in pray |prijetno jc roka roko II.
mlvala. Toda cc So klerikalna stranka ne vescli
Schwarzovcga odhoda. Sc najbrzc tudi kraniska
d"IrIa NINA vrSclitl AttcnrSovcga prihoda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-19

l;cda in p~oIiciiski kol naucita marSika,crcga
tcIavra pray miSliti.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
Twenty Ate Dinner.
BROOKLYN
Happenings of the Week-Dr. and Mrs
 E. H. Blake in PhiIadeIphia.

Dr. and Mrs Warren A. Tanner have been oYisiting Dr. A.. H. Tanner and wife for a short tiG1lc,- being it the old home to partake of Thanksgiving din- ner.
 Rev. Dr. Genung on Sunday preach ed a. Thanksgiving sermon. Mrs. w A. Tanner was present and sang a solo In the evening she sang in the Epis- copal church.
 Rev. George F. Genung. D. D., and Mrs. Genung left Monday to visit their daughter in Greenfield, Mass. Miss Elizabeth Monroe acconlpanying them as far as Springfield. where, sf- ter visiting her mother. she was to go to Boston to spend Thanksgiving with friends.
 Leave for Philadelphia.
 Rev. E. H Blake and wife left Mon day for Philadelphia, where tbey were to visit their daughter, Dr. Blake,
 Mrs. Anna E. Cummings was with her sister. Mrs. Amos Kendall, Thanks giving, then going to visit relatives in Griswold.
 Miss Fanny Ryan was with relatives in Providence for Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Vftter of Providence and J. Carl Witter were guests of MT. and Mrs George A. Wit ter Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. Louis Clinton Dimock was the guest of her parents. MT, and Mrs George E. Baker, at Thanksgiving,
 MT. and Mrs. Vine ,R. Franklin were with relatives in Providence .chanks- giving.
 Robert Latbrop spent Thanksgiving with his parents, MT. and Mrs Her man Lathrop.
 Mir and Mrs. William B. Potter took dinner Thanksgiving with Mrs Charles J. Reynolds.
 S. |. Frin!S and children were with MT. Frink's brother Clinton ana wife at the old home in Canterbury to eat turkey.
 The prisoners at the jail had roast pork, with pie, coffec and tea for Thanksgiving dinner
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
WINDHAM
Those Who Ate Thanksgiving Dinner In Tewn-Stekss Summer Home te be Closed for Winter.

Guests in town for Thanksgiving include MT. and Mrs J. H. Johnson of Scotland and Mrs. Nettie Bolande of Norwich Town at I. H. Johnson's, Mrs. White and mother of Norwich and Miss Elizabeth Clarke of Putnam at pr. Guilds; Mir. and Mrs. John F. Woods of Mt. Vernon and Mrs, Edward Chappell of Indianapolis at W. 8. ChappeHs: w. s. Kelsey and family Rt their summer home.
 Miss MacMillan of Norwich, who has been with Mrs. Ada ESrrabee for two weeks returns to her home today (Sat2 urday).
 Miss Marian La, a bee of Hartford, and Miss Josephfh Keeney of Buck lngha mare at their homes here for the Thanksgiving vacation.
 John M. Potter of the firm of John son G Potter has been confined to the house by illness for several days. Harold Lefingwe1i of Stofrs college is at home.
 Mrs. Stalker is with her son at Spring Hill for a few days.
 Miss C1aassen and Miss Strokes close their summer home on Zion's Hill next week and go to Brooklyn. ". r., for the winter. They will be accompanied by Mrs. J. C.. Fenton who :wfl1 visit her son in Jersey City. >* The monthly consecFation meeting of the c. E. meeting will be held to- morrow evening, followed by business meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
New London County
GLASGC
Teachers Home for Holiday Recess New York State Family Occupying Kinney Place.

School closed Wednesday for the week, Miss Rathbun going to her home In Mystic and Miss Malloy to Preston to spend the Thanksgiving holiday.
 Henry R. Hill of Providence. R.. l., Is the guest of his niece. Mrs. w. G. Burdick
 Oliver Young spent the holiday with New Bedford friends. Theron and Byron Kinney were at home for the holiday.
 The cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. Storey Kinney's Saturday evening was well attended.
 Mrs. r. Eccleston was in Jewett City Tuesday. .
 To Plan for Sale.
 The Ladies' Aid Society will be en- tertsined by Mrs. Frank Eccleston next . engagements will be made for the ' Christmas sale.
 Mas. E. Lague of Jewett City was a recent guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. T. Wilbur
 Mrs. H. J. Cole is entertaining her sister from Westfield, Mass.
 Move from New York State.
 The household goods of Charles Whipple arrived from Amsterdam, N. ] r., the first of the week. MT. Whip pie with his family is occupying the Works, now the property of Mrs. Ida Kinney. Mrs. Kinney makes her home with Mrs. Luther Denison. Miss Marian Malloy is spending the | weekend at her home in Preston, from waterbury, where she is teaching.
 Many at Church Supper. f The supper in the hall Saturday { evening for the benefit of St. Anne's church was well attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
HANOVER
| w. c. r. U. Hears Address on Equal
 Suffrase-Sunday School to Devote Christmas Gifts to War Relief.

The W. c. T. U. held a sale of fancy . articles and candy Monday evening at the home of Mrs. James Bennett. There was short program in the form of a symposium on the question What is Your Best Argument For or Against ! Votes for Wcmen? Mrs. W. c. Park, { B. L. Tinkhani and W. c. Park. The speaker of the evening was Miss Flor once Thatcher, principal of tie public school, and an. ardent advocate of twoman's suffrage. Ice cream and cake were served during the social hour which followed the program.
 : Christmas Offerings for War Relief. l The quarterly meeting of the execu- tive committee of the Sunday school was held at the home Of MT. and Mrs. NV. c. Park Tuesday evening. A re- sport of the state Sunday school con-
 rentfon was given by George F. Hyde tuf Norwich Town. Committees were iappointed for the Christmas enter sfa1nment It was decided to send the sChristmas gifts this year for relief tWori< in war stricken lands. After the Fbusfness meeting refreshments were sserved by the hostess.
 l. MT. and Mrs. W. Smith Allen end kqaughter Maude of Norwich were Thanksgiving guests, at the home of MT. Aliens brother, Myron Allen.
 Edward Balkcom of Providence. R. .T, was at the home of MT. and Mrs, Edward Babbitt fo- Thanksgiving.
 Mir. and Mrs, w. G.. Park and MT. and 9Gra. Rev. H. iD. Rofiinson U were aa1,
 Thanksgtvfng guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Webster Standisl.