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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
CUDEZ MA LEDU.

Ma zimskih izprehodih vas vGasih
.anese pot Y okolico mesta. kjer mai
.cte kakSno zamrznjeno mlako, moo
.virjc. ribnik. PoStojte trenutek in 81
gillette led. Pod gladko, prozorno le-
icno gladino vidite male, srebrnim
ro"cem podobnc oblike. drugo vrh
drugc. Tu veGje. tam manjSe - i'm
&c "paluJctc dale casa. boste videli,
kako sc porajajo pred ocmi move in
move oDl.kc. prihajajo6e liz dina zmrz-
"A motyirja V podobi malih me-
tIrcFov. ker je voda zmrznjena, ne
morejo dale ter Sc u~stavijo pod le-
dom. Aha" 81 mislite. "to mora b,,i
plin.' In uganili ste. Pojdite par ko-
rakov dale. oglejte 81 ledeno skorjo
ma raznih krajih. Naenkrat ste zapa-
zili ma ledu odprtino. &c polozite roko
M MO. cutie prihajati liz vode nekaj
gorkega. In poraja Sc VAN nova mi
sci: Ia pin, XII prihaja IL dna vode,
mora biti tako Eorak, da ma doticnem
mc>tu skopni sncg. - Zdaj pojdite
hazaJ ter Sc ustavite tam, kjer ste
pod ledom zapazili najvec mehur6kov.
fredrite ma doticnem mestu ledeno
skorJo ter So urno priblizajte z goreco
Nzlgalco. Cd osupnjenja boste skocili
korak nazaj, kajti nekaj cudnega Sc
Jo pojavilo pred vasimi o6mi. Pin Sc
Je uzgal in cello ped visoko stoji ME
rov plamcn. Ia poizkus p~onovite zdai
90 NJ TEN in onem mestu mo6virja in
kmaIu innate pred sabo gore6o ledeno
giadino. Odkod Ia pin, kako Sc
ImenuJc in kako n~astane? Omenil sem
ze, da Sc poraja najceSce V mocvirjih,
cato mu pravimo tudi mocvirski pin,
2nanstvcno metan CHA, XII nastane il
r~a1padajocih organskih snovi, ce zrak
inc NOR" y 2adostni mnozini do Min.
Ne'an Jc pin brez barve in duha ter
t'ori "me5rn ? zrakom. nevarni ire
E1Vi pin y rrer'o"olor;h 50 do-.i.
g.. v'rok strahovitim nesrecam. ker
e pii |uii ufrc in eLSrloiira. gl,Z
Sc sezona d~rsania in sankania. letos
81 nam obeta posebno mnogo ledu.
h!"r hocc svoje prijatelje in nance
I,po ~i4EcGaditi, Ia ina letos mnog
prl!Ike "a TO-. Opozariam. da Sc poiz-
~ mocvirskim plinom posebno lepo
"os"cc' % mraku Poiscite cez dan "a
"' "'"no w''ko rier ste 81 zaznamo-
vali mesta, V katerih Sc nahaja mocvir-
'A vecer pripeljite tia svoje
'."a.e. pTedrite zaznamovana mesta
" ulgite izhajaioci pin. Use Sc bo
divilo 6udezu ma ledu.
Naro1aitc Sc ma "Cas" Pill So.
hlliard ave. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

lIli razdalji. lskali smo svcccniia. ia
q %pOSloyimo cd MEGA. pa IN videli,
ha u ic vrnil sam h g%uriili. Tam ic
stIl vzravnan visoku faEor Kip: b,'1
phvczu u2 %nicgo,cm c,iu 81 ic hl"ect-
Ia proti vctcrucnu ucbu. Null ic pc
luglasno; vcchyat SON llhho rJliocil
hcScdo "Fatima''. Nchcp iaraz , liaht-
min pn'czah, H. 50 Sc ldclc bnkpr ulitc
IL brona. n, pr'Jal % yu,~tvih. Ri SEQ
ihtcla pref hp ne : uicr"yam srcu.
10 jc fouCal. mas ic opazil lopct.
Mimic j.. z!aj spi," ic dcial. pololIl
roko M lice in p]ol.uIal ua vruL, kakos
pojasnilu svojim be cdam. Ia odrcl
jc pocasi, ne ia hi 80 ozrl... Nuhu-
mcdaucc u" 1alujc u1d svnjimi gro
bow hakor mi; zanj jc ~rob amo who'd
: llyclI;Injc IN hia.cuu-i. Sunni pa
paddjak, hi jc izuwil smch. a c."ir
~luzba bolia jc 5lio,aujc. pra,i:
"Prah ii. i'm v prah 81, povrncs'. Re
nI. mrh'i oricntalcc. cigar yc elem
raJu cIkajo ornicvi,c k@rl-otlcc med
<ub"rcriIHi yodomc,,, pa rovori. 'is
Alfalfa a iliScl, ,aui ,c po,,rr.".
N" sem drugi dan po,odal Rasilu svoi
do .i,l,aj ma f.iubsL,m poEopaliscu. r.,
dcjal; "Ie dcjSt,o. da g. ui uh5c mad
lc"uNaI, r:arNct so &C. p.cicl, cello do
brohotrp in Il smell glcdtti pugrcb oh
bli1u. jc 2,lo ~ncnava.jno. .aLai Mo-
len. s.,... .I d.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

"orko. Abesinija jc mnogo vccja kUt
Nemcua; posamcznc okrajc vladajo
'raSi', I. j. ccS. namcStniki. Pridclujc
'e mnogo kavc. Podnebjc jc zclo raz-
.itno; ponekod imajo tropicno y%rocino
II tudi hladno o2cmljc. Rastliustvo jc
;nto zclo bogato. takisto ziyalstvo.
Tam live levi, pantcrji. cchrc, anti
'opc, lir2fc, sloni. n~osorogi. krokodili.
r.ii t. DIR. Po veri so koptiGni kristia-
90 in imajo tudi samostanc. S pole
'clstvom in ~zivinorcjo Sc baviio lie
'~cvncjSi sloji. Y planinskcm HabcSu
q pokritc gore. visokc skorai kot
M"ntblanc, T. vecnim snerom, ma jugu
pa - siri pcSccn1 puSCaya.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
Zadruznistvo v Nemciji.

NcmSka stutistika "a zadrulnistyo
izkazuje lani 2s.lIl zadrug $ 4.579,-
40 tlaui. Xadrupc osnoyanc pc
Sclultzc- Dclitschcvih nnCclih SO do
yo!ilc lani 1903. 100000 krcdita. kon-
Gem lcta 50 Uncle %ilposojcnih l,ll9.-
ooo,OO m. Pulcg 295. 600 600 mark
iastncga prcmozenia 20 posloyalc y
l,6G5, 600, O0o markami tujcga de
maria, kmeckc zadrugc vstevSi raj
faiznoyskc. 20 ilkazalc letni promct
49,, OUO,O m. 1868, UUO, 900 mark
ptujega denarja, lastnih vlog l.52G.-
100000 m. kreditov 50 dovolile 7gi.-
100000 mark. Zadrugc clanicc Or
lavne zye2e" so nakupilc "a lOl .OOO.-
900 mark blaga. prodale pa "a So
ooo.oOo mark kmcckih izdclkoy. Nile
kar,ke zadrugc $50 dohavilc 2l,3GS,3s
hi. mlcka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

%ru'iicna boina lldja in uu@lcSrc ladje
g orcui usia.iic.
Ncdt,m 90 au"lc,tc torpcdovkc
~c"a"nra'c s.oic u~uiccyalno dclo.
%'h'u'chc'' e ic uagnil m stran. Sc
A'. %" rtr,,nii ,n izgiuil y vrtincu.
Mel. Hl lv. AI A.ilarka in torpcdni
love. s" r.-Iii, ka~ e. Ic dulo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
ADVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. DTuStse
lnkorporuano "a. fsbruva a
1915 y drkavi kAnsa.
SedcZ: FrOnsenac, Hans.
GLANNl URADNIkI:

GLANNl ~uRADNIKI:
lrcds'''mN: MARTIN oEEiiIAN, Box -, l.. Mineral. Hams.
Iodprcis: Join GoIiSFk, Box l79. RadIcy. kans.
IaJn'k: JOHN tER\E. Box /, breezy Hill. Mulberry Hams
EIaHaJulk. FRANK STAHCIC, Box 245. MULBERRY K,us
HapINmkar: Lou Is lREINlkAR. l.. Box is. Frontcnac Hams
NADIORNIKI:
!ONGiNC 1t RISE, t.ox 27. RadIcy. Kans.
MAHTIN kO'MAN. Box Isl. Front,nac. Kaus.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontcnac. Hams.
IOROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SNATO. L. I. Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK SFICIN, Box DC, Jenny Lind. ARK.
MATILDA SELMA, IoX -. Franklin. Hans.
rOMOINI ODBOR:
WILLIAM lIEOMEk. Box To-. Frontcnar Hams
ANTON kOTIMAN, BoX jll. Frontcnac. Kans.
SproJ"nna prNoihina ol l6. do IL lcta znaia $50.
NSi dopNl Sc mai haSoy"ijo po>liati 81. tajniku. Use de.
marine poSHmtvc pa u. blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

hlli odctl. lzprevcl 50 jc blizal boil
IN boil. Cd ysch strani 81 hiteli ljudjc
naprotI: vSI 50 hiteli pomagat. krsti
50 ncsli visoko V zraku, ma oporah.
p~otiyajocih ma ramah moz. Nsak. kdor
Jim Jc prlScl ma ulici naproti. jc "a
mental, kaknr po ncmem dogovoru.
cncga ilmcl ~noSaccv. Hi 81 ic umcknil
v"lJno. da 50 vrne nato k svojcmu dclu
aii pa nadaljujc prckinjcno pot. 1'ako
magic IN tocuo "a jc vrSIla m~cnjaya.
dH 90 jc zdclo, kakor hi p)layala hr-ta
lrahu. llprcvod sc jc pomikal V
smrrl OdrinSkih yrat; hilo jc ocituo.
da gre ma vclIkc mrtvaske uiiyc pri
tJu'u. SkoCIli Smo Y koCiio I'm Sc
r"iJali ~ mimi. Z isto bczno n%arlico
kaEor pref jc ldrknil izprcvod Skozi
Nrata IN zavIl ma deSno; tam Sc jc
raad"lll ma dvojc. vSaka proscciia S.
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NaroGaitc Sc ma Gas" Pill So.
ave. Chicago, III.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
INSURANCE FIRMS
 FLOCK ID ARIZONA

The insurance companies are finding this a profitable field and are Hooking to Arizona for the purpose of establish ing agencies, so that c. c. Thompson, the head of the insurance department of the corporation commission, is a busy person. Two companies were yesterday granted permission to estab- fish agencies, the New Hampshire Fire Insurance company, of Manchester, N. H., and the Worlds Casualty company of Chicago. Though the latter is al-
 lowed by it's charter to assume a wide
 range of hazards, it made application in this state only to assume liability for health and accidents.
 Application has been made by the 1 Iowa State Live Stock Insurance com- pany of Des Moines. There is now no | insurance company of that kind doing business in this state; that is, with an agency in this state.
 | Among the companies which have re- l gently been permitted to establish
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
PRETTY HAZEL DAWN
 AT ARIZONA TODAY

One of New York City's greatest department stores and her celebrated violin play important parts in Hazel Daw.n's latest Famous Players Para mount picture. The Saleslady." in which tEis famous beauty is appear ing at the Arizona today and to- morrow This is the first time that stores has ever been used as the set ting for motion picture. In this case. however, oyer three hundred em- pIoves were specially engaged to "act naturaP' frr the purpose of giving the scene the proper atmosphere.
 The violin which Miss Dawn made unforgettaole in "The Pink Lady" makes it's motion picture debut in this film-nc. that it can be heard, Of course. but anyone who is familiar with music can see at a glance that the star is actually playing her be- loved instrument. In the story. the violin is Helen's only consolation when she finds herself forced py pow ertv to come to New York in search of employment. She lives in cheap boarding ncuse and is playing the vio- i lin when sne hears the sound of a rackinG cough next door.
 l Investigation shows young girl 1 who is suffering from tuberculosis | The doctor states that the patients i only hope of recovery lies in instant
 removal to the country Though il
 costs her every cent she possesses
 Helen manages to star. the girl or l the road to recovery
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
JET CLUB TO
 HAVE NEW HOME

The handsome private residence of Mrs. Evans Darby at S16 North Cen tral avenue has been leased by the Jefferson club. The lease was signed yesterday and the members will move into their attractive new quarters at once. It is understood that none of the furnishings that are in perfect har- mOny with the home have been removed so that the club beyond all doubt will be housed far more luxuriously than any other organization. The lower floor is splendidly adapted for it's needs. There are large reception halls, a beautifully furnished living room, library and den besides the dining room, pantries and kitchen. The second floor is composed of bed rooms and dressing rooms while large screened veranda runs across the building.
 The lease reads for year with the privilege of longer period. I J. Lip sohn is president of the Jefferson club and its members are Roy Murray, AL bert Rosenberg, Fred Hudson, Dr Kakes, Sidney Gasman, Cupid" Nor ton. Cy Perkins, T. H. Thompson and R. H. Ulmo
 Mrs. Darby has no intentions of leaving Phoenix but will make her home for the present at 1910 North Third street where she has leased a charming apartment for the summer season.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
ADJUSTMENTS
CLYDE F|TCH's GREAT
 PLAY AT COLUMBIA

Have you ever been real jealous? That question might be a bit personal if asked to any enc direct, but to apply it as general question it opens up to not only the woman but the man as we'll the chance to reflect on the time jealousness caused some heart ache. "The Girl With the Green Eyes
 is at the Columbia today and tomor- row. It was written by Clyde Fitch, whom one critic once said He knew
 women better than any man of his
 day" This story of the girl who al
 most let jealousy wreck not only her
 life. but tha: of her husband and
 her household. is a story that might
 find it's counterpart in many homes
 in any community. Edward Travers
 is a handsome successful actor His
 wife is insanely jealous. She cannot
 Lear to see this handsome husband,
 whose trade calls for adulation, the
 pet of other women. She cannot even
 bear to have him admired by thoss
 who do not even know him. Arthur
 Mansfield is a club man friend Of husband and wife. He loves the wife secretir 9n6 discovering the trend of , Ter mind. uses her infliction to fur ther his ends to separate the pair. TraVers unfortunately has a sister who has loved too well but not wisely. and he provides for her q home where !:e visits frequently. Mansfield knows the connection but he uses the fact to poison the mind of the wife and, tragedy is narrowly averted when she. goaded to madness. tries to l take revenge on the supposed sweet
 heart and husband. Of course. all the
 tangle is explained away. but not un- ] til the lesson Clyde Fitch tried to i impart is pressed home to those who
 let the sreen-eye monster govern 1 their actions. This play was origi-
 ally done in New York and served l to bring to the stage one of the fore most society women of the period, i Clara Bloodgood, who, strange as if l may sound. made her successful stage debut in this jealousy play. and after years. took her own life through ! jealousy. It is remarkable connec- ! ton that is in no way associated with 1 the picture of the p-ay. In addition i to "The Girl With the Green Eyes" Mutt and Jeff are seen in the 'In i terpreters' another addition to their already big list of fun films. Sunday,
 The Gilded Spider is the feature l It remains only for Sunday and Mon 1 day. as new picture is to be served on Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
Plaza

Sheldon Lewis, who IS the unmiti gated william in Pathes The Iron Claw causes delicious shudders to chase up and Town ones spine, pulled good one the other day. Director Edward Jose had just had Mir. Lewis jump from a bridge into a river which was pleasantly spotted with :co cakes. Mir. Lewis was trying to control his shivering as he sat hug ging a red hot stove iE a shack near the sccue of the dip. The directo" came in and said "Awfuly sorry, Sheldon but the camera buckled when you did the jump and it will have to he done over," Lewis sroaned and
 ther replied. 'Tn lo it oa one condi-
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30


 Monday. Nov. T., Rose Carnival day Many thousand rose bushes have been set cut turing the past year in accordance with plan of the civic bodies of Phoenix. to make this city the Rose city of the southwest An evidence of tie success of this move ment which is destined to expand from year to year. will be found in the profusion of flowers which will be displayed from every point of vant-, age throughout the fair grounds on this day.
 This will be floral day in the hor- ticultural building. waere tLe prizes will be awarded for largest and best display of flow CTS, potted plants. ferns and spr;neerie. ..
 On this day the great state fair program starts with some of the most interesting events of the week, such as motorcycle races. special automo- Eile events for class 3 drivers, nov city races for Ford cars, short dis tance events for local drivers. etc
 Tuesday, Nc 1f-Phoenix day This is also Childrens day and all school children attending the common schools cf the state will be admitted free.
 On this day Phoenix will turn out | on-inasse to show their appreciation
 of the annual state fair and every
 school child in the state is invited tc ! be present
 1 Tho great harness racing program | starts on this day, which togethe' with excellent running races bo, sports and free attractions. will mak, 1 Tuesday ore of the biggest days 0 | the week.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
Lanara

William FaTnum distinguished him. self as q wing shot on a trip to make scenes III his latest release, Battle of Hearts" which is showing at the I.&mara thfatcr today. Picture mak- irg had to be postponed because of, a heavy downpour of rain and Director Aptel declared holiday. farnum or. gdnized a goose hunt and with Wil5 liam Burress, Willard Louis and Les. ter Scott. went to the alinGs. The big birds were paer,ielil and Farnum hagged the legal limit. The entire Fox company had roast goose for dinner anG everyone is hopeful of barhecred wild pig. Ire pigs are of 8 delicious flavor, living as they do on nuts and vegetation.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
"A Day at Manhattan" at Coliseum

The Coliseum had a great one in $: re for comedy lovers last night. "A Day at Manhattan was some com plication of comedy Everything was all mixed up and after several screams and roars, things began to straichten out Some Of the musical hits were Salony Jane Bundle of Joys" Young America Cold Win, ter" Where Did Robinson Cruso Go '''' and Absent" The parts were all handled well by the company. The scenery was made special for the production ard as whole it was q,
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

ton, old top" What's that" said MT. Jose. That you have that water warmed said MT Lewis.
 Sheldon Lewis is ar attraction of sorts at the Plaza in the present installment of "The Iron Claw" which shows again today at the Plaza.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

Wednesday. Ncv. 15-Indian day Indian day is always one of tha most interesting days of the Arizora State fair. Last year the parade by the pupils of he United States Indian school was greatly appreciated by the immense throng in the grandstand, and was one of the most beautiful spec1 tacleG of the entire week. This will be augmented this year by club-swing- ing drills in which several hundred Indian girls will participate.
 On this day, in addition to the reg
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
pleasing performance.

The management Of the Coliseum wishes to announce the company will be taken to Prescott next week to play the entire week of the celebra- tion and viii return the following week During their absence feature pictures will te shown.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

With department Leads appointed and all other officials lined up to hit the ball. the 1916 fair is beginning to take form Secretary T. D. Shaugh- messy announced yesterday that the organization was completed and every division of the big fall festival in readiness for the work of preparation
 Tic Republican has already given exclusive publicity to portions of the program and plans as they were com pleted. IL now carries the first ac- count Of tEe program. as mapped out by the commission.
 Special Days at the Arizona Fair
 Sunday. Nov. F, Preparation Day All exhibits are arranged in place, the various county booths are deco rated. live stock groomed for exhibi- ticn and race horses given final work out.
 There is much of interest to he seen on the grounds on this date and therefore nominal admission of Poe will te charged.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

Friday. Nov. 17-All States day Several societies representing differ ent states in the union have been or eanized in Arizona during the past few years and movement is under way for the organization of several more For this reason 1t has been deemed advisable to set one day of the state fair aside as All States day
 By notifying the secretary of the state fair at least thirty days before the opening of the fair arrangements ca9 be made for suitable headquar- ters for the different state" socie- tics. Here one can meet the people from back home," renew old friend ships. and hy consulting the register. possibly locate friends that you did not know were n Arizona
 An exceptionally fine program has | been arranged for this day, on the mile track will be raced the free-fo for all pace. the fastest races of the week, also an open 2;27 trot in which many Arizona horses will be entered i The running race program will be of the besl. as on this day, the now l famous governor derby" will be laced CT the mile track, which. to- 1 gether with the numerous events or 1 the inner field and half mile track will make the day one that no ont 1 can afford to miss.
 Saturday. Nov. 1S-Automobile day The biggest and best day of inc whole fair
 l The state fair commission have l plans under way tha. will make Auto mobile day this year one of the big gest motor days ever held in tn,
 southwest. At this early date it i.
 impossible to make q full announce l ment of the events to te staged, how
 ever, much publicity will be give
 to this department later through tn | papers of the state. Suffice to sl, that in number of entrants, amour of purses. etc. Automobile day thi,
 year will far exceed any event c
 fhis kind ever before held in thi
 section of the country.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30
BETTs IS oUALlFIED.-(Adv). u

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want ad will see more customers than vou can
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

pace. PIP trot. colt races and run ming races, will be .he Marathon race mule race. spring wagon race and other Indian sports which will make a program well worth seeing.
 Thursday. Nov 16-Fraternal day-s Special arrangements have neen made for the entertainment of the mem bers of all fraternaI organizations on this day.
 Members of all fraternal organiza- tions will meet at their respective lodge rooms on this day and attend the fair Ill a body. There will be a parade of the different lodges before the erandstand and the lodge making the hest showing in regard to mem bers in line and appearance will be presented with a .andsome trophy by tie state fair commission.
 The program on this day will con sist of the 2:o9 and 2:1S trots, PIP rac". several good running races. etc. on the half mile track in which mem bers of fraternal societies only will compete
 Thursday always has been big day at the fair. and with the added attractions this year it should prov e ;o he a record breaker.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-30

agencies in this state is the Patriotic Insurance company of Dublin, Ireland, a very old and powerful fire insurance company.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-10-26
GORDON EVERETT DIED
WEDNESDAY MORNING

Gordon Everett, who has been i'll
and in declining health with tubercu-
los1s for over a year, passed away at
his home on East Watauga avenue
Wednesday morning at s O'Clock. On
Tuesday he had quite a spell and the
end was foreshadowed.
Mr.. Everett was slightly over f)rty
years of age and is survived by his
consort and two bright daughters.
The remains were taken to his old
home at Portsmouth, Va, yesterday
evening for interment, the funeral be-
ing held there at the First Preshytrr-
ian church Thursday. Mrs. Everett
and Mr.. Everett's brother, Ben, will
accompany the remains.
Mr.. Everett came here a few years
ago from Macon, Ca, and accepted
work with the C. C. & o. railway, con.
nected with the audit department,
For he past six month his health has
not permitted him to work.