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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21
THIRD DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL RALLY
TO BE HELD AT VIENNA ON
SATURDAY FEBRUARY rs.

Vienna, Ga, Feb. 19.-On Saturday,
February Goth, the Third Annual Raj
ly will be held at the courthouse in
this city. The rally will be held in
the inter, s farmers and farm work
in this county and district 1t comes
under the auspices of the Georgia
+" deraton of Women's Clubs, which
organization is actively engaged at
work in the interest of agriculture in
Georgia.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged, each subject to be discussed
will concern some phase of the work
i of every farmer in this section. There
will be something of interest to wo-
men also, the several speakers who
are to be present, will touch upon the
home and life and woman's work as
it relates to mans progress and adj
vancement.
Among the speakers who will be
present on this occasion are Hon
J. D. Price, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, State Entomologist E. L. Wor-
sham, State Vet. DR.. P. F. Balmsen,
R. J. DeLoach of the Experiment Sta
tion Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, of the
! Agriculture Committee of the State
Federation, Mrs. Lyman ]. Amsden,
Chairman of the Junior Civics and
Mrs. Samuel Lumpllin, of the South
eastern Fair Association.
The farmers of Dooly county and
the entire Third District are invited
to attend this rally The women of
the local club who have interested
themselves in securing the rally, are
very anxious that a large crowd shall
enjoy these splendid talks.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21

tial primary the delegates to the
state convention herein provided
for shall be selected under the
rules of the democratic party of
Georgia now of force, from the
open and avowed friends and sup
porters of the successful candidate
by the county democratic execu-
tive committees.
(3) If within thirty days from
this date said secretary shall have
received the formal entry of only
one candidate for this office then
he shall Immediately notify the
chairman of this committee, who
shall notify the chairman of each
county democratic executive COM
mittee. Thereupon the county
democratic executive committees
shall on o rbefore the 18th day of
April, 1916, either select or pro-
vide for the selection of the usual
convention to be held at noon in
thecity of Macon, Georgia, on
wednesday, the 3rd day of May,
1916, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the national demo-
cratic convention. Said conven-
ton shall consist of twice as MANY
delegates from each county as
the respective counties may have
representatives in the lower house
OF the general assembly of Geor-
gia.
(4) Said state convention shall in
like manner select the democratic
candidates for electors to be voted
for in this state in the election q
November, 1916.
(5) There shall likewise be filed
with the secretary of this commit
tee within thirty days from this
date the names of any candidates
offering for the position of demo-
cratic national committeeman from
this state for the ensuing term of
four years. If more than one can
didate should announce for this
position then the state conven-
ton above provided for shall make
choice from the enteries made be-
fore the expiration of said thirty
days-otherwise the secretary gof
this committee shall certify said
unopposed nomination to the Off
GERS of the national democratic
committee.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21
MONDAY
0HVH1I3 0HVd1IN
In His Latest Success
"WORK"
And 3 other Reels.
STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE ADOPTS
TEXT Of RESOLUTIONS
PRIMARY PROVIDES FOR MORE
THAN ONE PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE.

Whereas, The National Execu-
tive Committee of the democratic
party has called a convention of
the party to be held in St. Louis,
Mo, June IA, 1916, for the nomi-
nation Of a democratic candidate
for president of the United States
and for other purpose; and,
Whereas, The democratic party
of Georgia is entitled to be repre-
scented by twenty-engnt delegates
in said convention; therefore be it
Resolved, and it is hereby order
ed ~ the democratic state execu-
tive committee of Georgia
Q) That the secretary Of this
committee be and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to receive all
formal entries that may be made
by democratic candidates who may
desire or consent to have their
names submitted to the democrats
OF Georgia as a candidate for the
support of the delegation from
this state in said national conven-
ton, who shall in good faith file
vita the said secretary formal no.
tice that they have consented to
the use of their names as candi-
datHs Tor the office of president
and desire the support of the dele
CATION from Georgia in said ma
tional convention and shall file
such notice with the secretary of
this committee within thirty days
from this date and shall have like
wise qualified as a candidate in
not less than three other states.
(2) If within thirty days from
this date the secretary shall have
received the formal entry of more
than one candidate for this office
then he shall Immediately notify,
the chairman of this committee {
that fact and at the expiration of
said thirty days the said chairman
shall at once announce a state
wide presidential preference, pri-
mary to be held on the first Wed
nesday in April, 1916, in which pri-
mary votes shall be cast for the
candidates who have filed the no.
tice prescribed, said primary to
be held under the primary laws
of Georgia.
In the event of such presiden-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21
EMPIRE BUYERS
RETURN FROM MARKET

Mr.. and Mrs. w R Bowen and Mr..
II A. Murphy, who haHe-beea-in New
York for the~past 2 weeks selecting
the spring stock for the Empire MerA
cantils| Co, returned Saturday morn
ing to the city, delighted to again be in
the land of sunshine, from the wintery
north, where they encountered regular
billiards. and snow storms. Their
trip was busy one and all expressed
their belief that the many pretty
things purchased for this season for
the Big Store" will be pleasing to
their many customers, more especial
ly to the lady customers, for whom
they made a special effort to secure
those attractive features in Ready-to-
Wear which will be the rage this sea-
son. Mrs. Bowen, who has been max
ing these semi-annual trips to the East
ern markets with Mr.. Bowen was par
ticularly interested in the Ladies' De-
partment of the Empire Store and has
this season endeavored to make pos
sible for the ladies of South Geor-
gia to make their purchase for the
Easter parade with the same as
surance in the Ready-to-Wea depart
ment of the Empire Store as they
would in the biggest stores of the lar
ger cities, for style, individuality and
taste, and at prices fully in keeping
with the smaller expense of doing
business in the smaller cities. Mrs.
gia to make thir purchases for the
selection for this department said to
la Leader Enterprise reporter: "Indi-
viduality is the secret of the we'll dres-
sed woman; it is those little touches
here and there th2t gives dress or a
slit thu different appearance. The
tendency is to lean to wider and wild
er skirts with less OF the drapery of
last season. How ever the flat back
and front effect l. s.:i in vogue. all
ness being allowed N the si4 c,ly.
Quaintness is the word with which one
may describe many of the garments
worn ghis spring; the new pretty
panels, some with cleverly arranged
draperies out of materials so sheer that
no possible suggestion of stiffness is,
in evidence. Our selections this sea-
son in the Ready-to-Wear and Milf
nary lines are the best ever brought to
a city the size of ours and we are anx-
ious to have our lady customers to
come and pass their Judgment on our
tastful selection
The new goods are daily arriving
and the Empire store will soon have
a complete line of Ladies Children
and Mems outfittings for Spring and
Summer
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21
DEATH NEAR 2 OFFICIALS.
Mayor Beaton and Recorder Estes
Have Marrow Escape

Waycross, Ga, February 18.-May-
or Scott Beaton and Recorder An
drew B. Estes, riding in runabout,
had close call from injury early to-
night when they drove into a grade
crossing in front of the southbound
Dixie Limited in %Taycross. The
crossing, on a curve, is one of the
most dangerous in the city and as he
was turning around near the crossing
the mayor, who was driving, did not
know<of the limited's approach until
he was on the track. He quickly re-
versed and prevented smash.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21

A number of farmers met at the
courthouse Saturday morning to in
vestigate Mr.. Dismake's proposition
of contracting for sweet potatoes for
July delivery. Those present were
sufficiently interested to ask for an
other meeting to be called for next
Saturday to organize a potato club.
Growers are invited to meet with them
at the courthouse.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21
BRYAN DECLINES TO
ACCEPT. CHALLENGE
ISSUEDBY METCALFE

Tampa, Fla, Feb 18-William ].
Bryan will not meet Richard F. Met
calfe, former governor of the canal
zone, in a series of debates in Neb-
raSka, it became known here on Mr..
Brayan's arrival today to deliver his
lecture on "The European War and
It's Lessons for Us" Il. ,uA
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21
NICARAGUAN TREATY
RATIFIED BY SENATE
Late Senator Morgan's Long Fight
Ratified by the Senate.

Washington, Feb. 18The senate late
today ratified the Nicaraugan treaty
by vote of SIS to 18. Under the treaty
the United States would acquire a
Nicaraguan canal route and naval
base in the Bay of Fonsca for $4,000
600.
Because of the protests against the
treaty by Costa RIGA, Salvador and
Honduras, the ratification resolution
included an amendment declaring that
in consenting to its ratification, the
senate asserted that nothing in the
treaty is intended to affect and exist
ing right of any of the said named
safes"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-21

I LEND FARMERS MONEY
8 and 10 years bes t
terms. j. E. TURNER ,
Exchange Ma tiona1 Bank.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26

|oJha Jc. Stra>na vojna jc, naistraSneisa . kar
Jh j. kdaJ doIivcl tlovcSki svct. Tako veIika IN.
ko raZS"zna, take micuiota, tako grozna. in tako
hehadoma Jc p%rihrumela, ia ic bill tudi MEN vpliy
la m~lNIJchJr povScm nemavadcn. popolnoma dolo-
cen Z memo Silo in ncnadnoStjo.
rum ma SociallStc jc Ia elcmcntarni katastro-
IL p"d"hnl udarec zclo razliGno vplival. To vidi-
III" p" razIichl taktlki, katcrc so Sc opriicli socia-
iisti p" poSameznih Y vojno zaplctcnih delclah la
KoJ oct /acctka. vldimo po mjihovi poznejsi propa-
gandl, \Idrmo po vSakovrStnih mctamorfolah. vi
dlmo p" a@ItaclJi y nevtralnih dcielah in po vcasi
dlametraIno naSprotmih nazorih. XII Sc izrckaio Y
S"clail>tlcnrm caSopiSju in Sploh pov>od. kjcr pri-
halajo socialist do bc>cde.
GotoNo Jc, da MISC mogli socialist prrpreGiti
te kata>tr"te. Tudi y dczelah. kjer MISC nit ~
mp opuNiiil >N"Jc mlrovne propaganda i'm oStali do
SKraJnoNtl y nrlzproNni opoziciji proti svoji vladi.
j. hlNo m"gi prrprrciti. Tudi danes nj Sc yideti
NredNtNa, ; Natcrim hi io mogli uStaviti in izSiliti
mir.
!" pa vcndar nj rallog. la hi socialist polo
I'm r"kc krllevlma. Take navadc MISC imcli nikdar
IN lc me- m"rcJ" mcti, kaiti socialism nj ne fata-
Il|rm nc hrcIhrl/uo>t. ampak delo in lanimanir
AK" M" ne d"pu>cajo razmcrc ne druzcga. tedai
Studira, ia 81 ) >tudijrm in NIGGA rezultati elm
boljc pripraNj IN bodocuo>t.
Napram voini MISC bile >ociali>ticur >tronk,
mkdar ravuoduSnc. Nth vclika lborovania So IL
VI d"kazI, da 50 - Ncduo globoku bavili , ten.
rr"h!'m"m. Mai pomcnja vojna y razvuju ma
r"d"v' kaj pomcnia IN bojujoci sc >ocializrm ,
MI mon" >ocidIIzcm rcSiti mir! katcrcva oroIia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26
POTRESNA POVE>ST-
Spl>al Podlimbarski.

'''f"N>NI %%"Np"oar 'llaIovrc jr glcoal veil
k"n"'n" n"d"lJ" dopoldmc lso5. lcta mraancra
"hra|a RAJ prag ~v"i;" hiSc y hell pomIadan>ki
Svci. Np"nIulal Sc ic nckatcrih Stvari. ki ui>o ,hr-
tai" prada. I"lcg lrtinc. - katcri toii kmct. mai bo
d"hra a' Saba. :" mu pritinjali >krbi njcgoyi do.
inacI IJndJc l. enc strani ga ic iczil sin Tone. =
drn@r - j. >lirhcla hci I.rnka. Lc tel 10 stiriiu.
dvaJN"t let. ""dma j. IA moIitcv in komai fako
m"/a, all pravi - mocc oglaSiti. Sin hribov>krpa
p"N"Ntmika AnIiGa vca>i moGno poglcda N Mo.
d"hrr go>podar bo mia Ii Aniic in dial hi mn CHA.
z"vcr l."nk". mai Jc pcic y hribc. ako sta oba enc
wolfe, r' start tnIit ic trd in oSabcn hribovcr
III " dina du>c NovraIi GabrovSko dolino i'm ne ma
ia od tam >uahc. ko hi princsla tudi eel ,isocak K
'1Sl. Take - jc ilrazIl ma tho nedeIjo y Smolotoyi
g%cstIlulri, ko mu j. krGmar Smolc namipuiI a
ten. kar vcN"li mIadc Judi. Starr AnliG jc incl
>vojc dohrr vlrokc. ia jc >ovrazil Cijazovca Sc DO
Scbcj. Oba sta y >voiih gozdih meiaSa i'm tozarila
sta Sc pred lett Iaradi mcic. Pravdo jc izgubil An
ne in / NJ" nckai pcdi gozda. ma limo, ma Ciiazov-
CeVo zcmlio vi>cGo rrbrino. ma katcri ic stale troic
prltlikavih bukev. Cd takrat ; Cijazovcem nj 90.
yoril. Pa ma Anzicc hi Cijazovec Sc pozabil. ker
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26

StrIJa j. kolebala. Prussia ie zrla cd dalef. Fran
ella in Anglia sc nista upali spustiti Sc V odlo-
emo bItkO. Ruska moe je ostala neZlomliena
BoJ pr0tl Rusill j. o>tal vodilna misel eyropsko
demokraclJe. Glcdc ostrega bojmega stalcza pro.
II kuSiJl so bill anglcSki tartisti edini : skra innn
h'isiJi SovraHnlm krllom toriicv. XII ag jc vodil
lrquhart. kakor ic Marx Ic lcta 1853. pisal M,
podlagl "%tclavnc analizc Blue books cd 1907. L.
Ia do 1880. leta - >vojc bojnc razprave nroti Ru-
Sill V New York Tribuni" XII 10 ic dial ma An
gleSkem Tucker ma >vetlo, tako IT, spisal / 1857.
IgodovinSkO dclo q odnoSa jih Rustic i'm Augliic
da III ralkrII angleSki III ~cvropSki demokraciii
uNluge. XII SO Jill angleSkc Wade izkazovaIe cariz-
mu.
Tekom Use te dobe 50 o>tali oznanjevalci So
ciallzma V oStrcm lIaSprotiu 2 angleSkim liberia
ilzmom, Xxi jc hotel o>tati \ mirmih oduoSai b ?
RUSTIC.
frlhodnJa leta So princsla move naloge. Vol
ma le bila takrat neizogibna. Revolucija leta l84s
lc dVlgnlla ma Franciscan Bonaparta do moGi
III pa Sc Je mogcl ObdrIati ma preston samo ? vol.
mini uSpehi: ' Nemriji ic zopct upostavila dna.
li|em AvNtrlJc IN PrlISijc in boz IN prvenstvo med
"bcma ncmSklma vclcSilama IT, postal neizopibcn
I|r"clla j. ltalJo zopct avstriiSkemu tujemu 60
>podStNu. nl"na o>voboditev ie morala Bit sedaj
lzNolevana : krvjo in lclezom. ''Revolucija od
>podaI nj razrcSila memSkcga in italijanskcga
NprasanJa. ReSiti iu ic morala rcvolucija cd
|gora1, kat"rc mctoda j. voina. In mir takrat
d"mokracija nj mogla delovati.
Dale prihOdnjc.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26
VOjna i'm socialist.

81 lahko po>luzuje y vojni prot vojni kako maj
lzrabi vSlcd voJne na>tali polozai kakSnc nalogc
"a takajo ma dan pc kontani voini?'' To so hi
la vpraSanja. : katcrimi so So petali nacionalni in
mtcrnacionalni kongrc>i in Jill izkuSali rcSiti,
IlaSti ko ic lagrmc!o M 5alkanu in jc y Evropi
vNtala ncvarmoSt SploSnc vojnr. "a katcro MISC hi
Ii socialist nikakor Slept, ic bilo voino vpraSanjc
ma dncvncm rcdu v>akcga pomcmbucjScga zbo-
rovanJa IN MENU 80 bile po>vcccmc najtcmcljitcj-
81 razpravc.
Tudl Nociali>ticna teoriia 81 ic Ic davmo i'm
mnogo baNila : 10 >novJo, in kcr poGiva YES Nocia-
lizcm ma znamju, jc "a bodocno>t koristno. da Sc
ozrcmo Pc prctckloSti.
kakSuc idcjc 81 Iivrlc @ vojnie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26

mcnt. ampak >c>tri. Iii .ie omozena V sosednii Inn.
mn. SeNtra pa pc nlcgovi previdnosti nj tako zc,o
p"trehna kak"r ON. Pa Bog dai bratu Sc dol9o Iiy.
IJenjr, ali poNtaral So jc in pcsa ze dive lett in bolc.
zen rada ohrnc h grohu. &c Sc pojavi ma stare dni
II iakc"a ralmiSlicvania jc zbudil Ciiazoyc,
nJcgoN mlaiSi sin .JanGck. Pritekcl ic JauTck go
NeIega obraZa X MENU in molil mu odprto pe>t
rekor GILLETTE. tata. tale tolar ie = nebes padcl
name
Cljazovcc jc p~resli;al >inkovc bcsedc. ali to-
IarJa hi >prrgI"dal. Ell. 81 kako Sc TO ,vcti.
kje 81 pa dobil to- Sc ic zaGudil. skloniysi So /
otrokovi roGici.
'kar tam-lc, ko sem bill ma koncu kozolca
pray polcg znamcnia ic padcl name"
"0dkod:"
y" vcm zviska j. padcl. to ven. Il ncbes
mcnda. Morchiti ga ic vrgcl sveti Miklavi."
Dale prihodniic.)
Ako bi Sc danes umaknila kapitalistiena drutba
socialistieni, ne hi bill niti kapitalisti nikakor ma izoubi
imeli bi tudi tedaj dovolj JEST in pitt. Iahko bi SC dobro
oblacii in lepo stanovali. hodili v ~sledaIisSA in pafke.
lie izkoriscati ne bi mogli.
Soeiaizem je vista stopnja v razyoiu 6lovAst.
druzoe' X MENU gre %napredek. Nasprotniki soci,lizma
so nazadnjaki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26

VeZmikom \cmriio y lctih 1892 do 1915. yniuo hi
poStavlja domovino y mcvarnoSt in 10 ravno : tenn
resi-. kcr mapravlJa zmago NcmGijc odvisno I'D
image drmokracijc.' Take ic pisal takrat Karl
Marx.
'Zvcza rcvolucionarmih narodov proti pro-
'rcvoIucionarnim jc bila parola radikalnepa
prolctar>krga. prodiraioccga krila demokraciie
ISIS. !. BIIo ic prcpricano, da SO more izvoievati
/adnJa odI""llua Imaga y krvaNi vujni prot car
ski "hIaNil, Isl j" braucr >tala IA v>cmi oblastmi
rrctcklo>lL y grandiozno Sliko Sc jc lgoSiilo H.
panJc ma r"N"luclonarno voino proti Rrsiii Y
Fcrdinandu frciljgratha >uu OBJ brczi":
y razlarjca =" pies lakadi.
Dvojc vojsk brcz ,'cvila kot li>tjc lc>oy
Ralliva ob ja>ncm 81 zyoku rogov
yoj>ka prla cd rcn>kc >trami.
To narodi 81 ol lapada. svobodni:
rallcga REJECT 81 ujih koni do moria.
a y dmu >luoduika. vrh ljud~ke povodni.
ma yeln jim prapor rdcc plapola.
Yes rdcc ir, Rdcy ic Same,
Y MEM glb St baha' me- blc>ti
TAX , >ur' vri>kHiucu ih zcnc >tra>tno.
TAX v"lr Jrh. vkup ih tilti.
TAX lcnc ih h hoj copper >ulnjc od vltoka.
HI prapor Il lNrrjadio maio prctkan
I'M k"t n"prrglcdu" ,od, vclcroka
vale ma ho.uo.o. ralHbano plan.
In vcdcI sem uc ia hi kdo mi dciaI
p@"Nlrinja niaj hirla divia:
who'd laduj,c liai proti zapadu jc v>taI.
~ image. ~ moe So pcha.
I" Nu<'nI~''" laiuJi trcprt jc in >tok
N"t niNdar ;" Nocka ui padla, >cdai
h hrall"N .ciruih. 'rc>orih Sc rok
To y start Je igri po>Icinji lutai.
All 'h.'aa oko!i hrcl. nj bia hoieyana
I'ur/va/IJa ~ mo'om ~ ogrolcvama od prolcta-
rijata. -" ui upa'a guatj r,volucijc do odlocilnc
'ItE' pr"'l ~rar'<uo. lu'/valla j. iziala probe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26
AVSTRIJSKA DRAGINJA.

Pr'kraNno j. >cdaj ~Iivlienjc y Av>triji. Cor.
jt tl>tim. Ii 50 morali ma yojno, Gori, ti,tim
III =" "~'aIl donna. Po>titi sc jc trcba. kakor da
81 mora N>ak Franciolcfov podanik >tokrat "a
>ln/IiI h'h">a. Nj kranj>kcm jc dovolicmo proda-
JanJc m"~a Ic trikrat ia tcdcn: Pc dmgih dee
Iah razIika ludi mi vclika.
Toia trikrai ma tcdcn jc ljudcm d~ovolic,
no da 81 EuplJ" mcNo, &c ii "a morcio kupiti. CO.
NcJ' me-" jo po>talo TAX luk>u> kakor vca>i ia
Fan. puna INA 'Arbcitrr Icitung j. pred krat-
KIM ''l'\'ia Gene nckatcrih livil ma av>trij>kih
lrgIh n I"kazala, kako ra>tc draginia tudi 81 tc-
kom volnc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26

\eclha o"r>kcga drzavncoa zbora ic, kakor
l"f"calo " i.ondona, odklomila predlog. da nai
e >kllcclo delegacilc. Ia predlog sta bila no
Gala vodltclJa opozicijc .rofa Appoint in An
Grassy. &c hi bill Sprcict. hi bill 10 poraz ninistr-
Nkega predSednika grofa TiSzc. pa tudi zacetek
poraza zunanjcga ministra barona Buriana in
avstro-ogrSkegc politike sploh.
'Delegaciic' 50 tiSto komicno zastopsi va. XII
ic>uJc Skupnc av>tro-ogrskc zadcvr. Nth clani Sc
Nolllo V avStrllSkem III ogrSkem drzavncm zboru.
III Steer Y AN>trIu pc dcIclah. ia OCrSkenI pa
iako. da INA llrNat>ka >voic doloceno zastop,tv v.
Max" lmenitno ic %~krpuran Ia famozni zbor.
So Spozna nalbolic pc TEN. da Sc avStrijska in
"grSka dclcgaciia nikoli ne >nideta. dasi inlata
razpravljati in >klepati II popolnoma enakih "a
d"vah. morata Iakliuccvati o enem in istem pro.
raGunu in ic ab>olutno po,rcbmo. da prideta do
cnakih Sklcpov. Med sabo razpravliata lie pis-
memo.
Ako hi bil >prejet prcdlog, da sc skliccio te
dclegacijc. hi bila priSla Y naivecio zadrcgo
aNstrijSka vlada. Odkod mai hi vzcla avstrijsko
dclegacIIo, ko III avStrilskega parlamenta. da io
izv"li. eel kup av>trijskih poslancev pa cepi Y
jctah No. Ti>za ne hi bill nikdar dovolil. da hi
priSli niegovi avstrijSki tovariSi V tako zadrcgo.
&c bi Sc re zgodilo, ia hi ga nekoliko njegovih
>veNtIh mamclukov Y parldmcntu zapustilo in pre-
NkoclIo V tabor op"zlcije. hi bill potegnil /. zepa
kos paplrja : Franciolefovim podpisom in hi bill
razpuStil parliament. &c hi Sc pa poslanci kai
"notarllaI / razhodom. bi hil postal 90 battalion
rolakov in haioneti hi kaj nitro izpraznili parla.
Incnt, kakor 50 "a re takrat. ko So ic bill Franc.
J"lcf >prl ; >vojimi koalicjSkimi ministri.
Y tetrtck. 2S. >cptembra Sc snide zopet rem.
Ski ~raJhSiag. Innanii minister Gottlieb Won ia
gov ina conference L voditelii strauk. G katcriL
So pa me ne poroca. Pricakuie So. da BIO incl
kancelar Bcthmann lIollwcg takoj prvi dan rovor
o poloIalu, IN da no pOtem DRAWN ia ink dr.
iicliierIch govorll u goSpodarSkih razlnerah.
ha%ulnc Sc. da 81 pricakujc zasedanic n~emSkega
parlamcnla L vcliko mapctUStjo.
\"nSkI Zvcznl Svct je sklemil. ola sc podal ia
zakonodajna doba scdaniega memSkega parla-
mcnta Z vcliko napetostio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-26

MILLION dolariev lie vlada prihranila. ker ie
dala move o%klopnico "Arizoma' 'izdelati Y lastuj
ladjedclnici. - koliko miliard hi lahko prihra.
Mia, &c hi lzlclovaia druge potrcbScinc Y lastnih
ohratih!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-06
WhV Tolerate Catarrh?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies IS
wrong because it continues to slowly
iniure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catauh, cleanse the nos
trils frequcntlywith solution Of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take spoonful OF SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glycerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes
Scott's is pleasant to take.
Scott & Bovine Bloomfield, M. lS-5O
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-06
ENGLISH AS
SHE IS WRIT
THE SLOGAN
SUPERINTENDENT RICHARDS HAS
SERVED NOTICE ON ALL THE
TEACHERS TO TAKE PAINS
WITH LANGUAGE CLASSES.
To the Teachers:

To the Teachers:
In order that we may make our
teaching of English more effective,
and in order that we may overcome
some of the provincialisms and in
correct forms of speech which many
of our children use in conversation
and in class room recitations, | ask
that YOU observe the following direc-
tions in all of your class room work
and association with the children
in our schools.
/. Insist upon the elimination 3f
and" "and-ah," and "why," "why-ah"
etc, as connectiyes.
,. Insist upon the concord of the
subject and predicate, especially in
case of the verbs be-" do" "go,"
and come"
3. Note that each" "every,' "some-
one" anyone" and "everyone' agree
with singular verbs and pronouns.
1. DO not allow double nominatiyes;
e. G, THE boy, he went home"
>. Guard against "ldnd of a" sort
of a." when meaning somewhat"
6. Avoid the use of those kind"
and these kind"
Insist that the subject of the SEN
tence be expressed, avoiding the in
complete structure.
$. See that pronouns have their
antecedents expressed,
O. Do not allow hadn't ought"
10. Insist upon the proper use OF
awful"
IL. DO not allow mot hardly"
10. Insist on the proper use OF
"are" and way
13. Insist on the correct use OF
on" and from. Discourage the
use of "ofr Of"
H. DO not allow "the reason i:
because"
Il. Insist on the proper use of the
relative who" and which for "anC
he" "and it."
Is. DO not allow this here
II. DO not allow that is when,
or that is where"
Respectfully,
c. w. RICHARDS,
superintendent.