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Rear Admiral James H. Olivier,
chief of naval Intelligence, has
been Dsm d by Secretary Daniels
~ governor Of the Danish Weet
Indies, which are to be taken ov {
today by the United States. The
ceremonies OF transfer will take
place It St. Thomas add in Wasn.
ington ct the same time. S,cre-
tary McAddoo will deliver the
government warrant for S25 600. {.
90 in payment for the isIands, to
the Danish minister. Important
Notifications will be constructed,
and the islands used as q naval
base for further protection Of the
Pansma Canal and for general
military purposss.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,

l. Oscar Roudcsauy, President If the
Board Of Supervisors of Road District
No. 2 of the Parish Of 81. Mary, acting
AS the governing au hority Ut Road Dis.
irict No. z of the Parish of st. Mary.
in compliance with an ordinance passed
hv the Board of Supervisors Of Road
District No. , Of the Parrish Of st. Mary.
on the 9th day Of February, 1917, d.
hereby call special election in Road
; District No. 2 of the Parish Of st. Mary.
for the purpose Of taking the sense oil
the property taxpaying electors as to
, whether or not they will vote to au
ihor'ze the Board of Supervisors of
Road District No. 2 Of the aris!, of st
Mary as the governing authority Of
SAID Road District No. ? 10 incur an
| indebtedness and issue bonds represent
/! ing said inde btednfss to the amount Of
Eighty Thousand ($S0, 900 OU Dollars.
| IN Road Distric: No. = of the Parish of
st. Mary. said bonds to bear interest at
the rate of per cent. per annum, pay
able semi-annuaIiy. 10 run for !. period
ont longer than thirty IL ye wears, us the
governing authority may determine, to
lie sold at not less than par. aud the pro-
reeds OF sale to he used exclusively for
the construction, improvement and
maintenance of public roads and high
ways III R'at District No. 2 Of the Par.
ISL of st. Mary.
The election will be held ON Tuesday,.
tho 10th day of April. 1917, te,wesn the
huars OF seVcn u IA aud five o. r.,
"nd tho polling places arc hereby uesiy.
mated AS Cent,eviilc, La with the fol-
lowing cOnllni s>icucrs and clerks of
eicction:
Albert NJ Etienne,
w. A. Chauv,n,
w +. Sene;te. C.mmi Is toner's.
". L. Brown. Clerk.
The Board of Supervisors OF Road
District No. , OF the Parish Of It. Mary.
state Of Louisiana, will in open session.
TO he held ut Centrevile Louisiana. Oh
the llth day CT April. 1917. at eleven
O'Clock a. M. process! to open the bal
lot boxes used ut said election and caunt
the ballots IN number aud amounts cast
at said election and examine and can
vas] the returns ans: declare the result
Uf salt! election.
Thus done and signed on this eth
day Of February, 1917
OSCAR BOUDRE,CX.
Presiu.nt.
/. S. WOOSTER.
secretary OF the Board OF Supervisors of
Road District No. , OK tn. Parish of
IT. Mary.
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'EI'lle Kid

She called him Daddy
He was the only father she ever
knew-a big hearted. red blooded
newspaper man. He called her
The K d." And when she, as a
CUP reporter. trailed down the
Beef King and tackled a murder
on his conscience, daddy" was
forced to tell her that che had
"scooped" her real father.
But when this real father prom
ices to give his ill.gotten wealth
TO charity, she sofrens. and spurn-
ing his love, msrries her dad
dy." Op.ra house, Thursday,
April 5 SC Zoe.
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Mould Blame United States.

The statements of Germany are
az cunning "a they are insincere
and urtru,hful. The Imperial
Chancellor said last Thursday in
the Reichstag:
"Germany never had the slight.
eat intention of attacking the
United States Of America and
does not have such Intention now.
II never desired war against the
United States Of America and does
not desire it today"
He said further in effect thai if
our Congress, which will meet on
next Nor day. declares waragainst
Germany, the responsibility will
be upon the United States, not
upon Germany This ATTEMPT a,
deception was uttered ju+t before
Congress meets with the vain at.
tempt to influence i,s members to
aba ndon preparedness for the
copfl:ct which ehe knows mus.
come. No intention to attack the
United States. and yet a ehort
time since che .ordered her Am.
bassador here to endeavor to in
fluence Mexico and japan 70 join
Germany in ATTACKING 1HE
UNITED STATES.
When the Imperial Chancellor
uttered these words he knew, as
the world knows. that Germany
was then attacking the United
States by taking thu lives of her
cit;z MS, destroying her property
and trying to run her commerce
from the seas. What the Chan
cellor's heart knew and felt, but
what his lips did not utter was
this: Germ any will murder the
cisizeue Of the United States. des.
troy her ships and destroy her
commerce with other nations.
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Good Roads arc Increasing in Cost.

We clip the following news item
from the Engineering Record, of
ldate March II:
"The Michigan State Highway
department. recently reviewed it,
work during the last ten years and
| discovered eome in structive figures
Of the increase in cost of road
building during this period. These
! figures have just been made pub
lie by the American Highway Az
ISOLATION. The state mas large.
widely distributed deposits Of
good gravel for bodybuilding.
and many miles OF gravel roads
have been built. In 1905 the aver
age cost of this gravel was IL
cents per cubic yard; to-day it is
about 80 cents per cubic yard at
the pit. in 1905 ordinary labor
was paid 81 Is to 81 per day. and
So per day was paid for team hire,
to-day ordinary labor ia paid s. q
TO So per day and team costs S.
to Sc per day. The state has also
built many miles of macadam
roads in the last ten years, and
they have been increasing in cost
like the gravel roads. L. this case
the increase has been mainly due
to The mounting charge for labor.
because the cost of broken stone
has increased only from ST 80 to
ST so per cubic yard. From these
figures the conclusion is drawn
that it is m gre important than ever
before to employ labor and ma
terials in the best manner. for in-
Efficiency and carelessness now
mean larger waste of public
fund. than when prices were
lower. A competent road build, r
now saves his salary many tim s
over by stopping the leaks that
occur under incompetent super
vision, however honest it may
be-"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
i7h Of st. Maty.
The Parker bank & Trust Co. vs
Dudley A. Sanders ct al.
No. 10 S96.

BY virtue Of an order of soiz Ire and
sale. issued out Of the Honorable 23rt
judicial District Court OF the State o.
Louisiana. III and for the Parish of st
Mary, and to me directed, in he above
numbered and entitled suit. l hav,
seiz"d and will ctf n tor sale, for cash
without apDraisement. to the last anG
highest bidder. III the front door of the
Court House in tie Town of Franklin
Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 2SrH DAY OF
APRIL, 1917,
between the hours of Ii O'Clock a. m. j.,
and 4 O'Clock y. M, all and singular
the following described property, to-
wit:
l. That certain tract of land, to-
gether with all the buildings aud i'm
provements thereon. situated on the
West Bank of the Atchafalaya River,
above and near Patterson. in the Parish
of It Mary, bounded in front By the
Atchafalaya River. above by lan.l of
pames Il. Lanes. helow hy land h-rein-
after described, ami in the tear by the
Jublic road
2. That certain 'ot or parce! of lane,
lying and being situated ON til. ives,
Bank of the A;chsia'ava River. above
anil near Patterson, in the Parish of st
Mary, bounded E,r,h 10y tract herein-
above described, South by land Of Mrs
Eliza Moore, East bv the said Ateh fla.
laya River, and West by The public
road aud containing ten acres more or
less Both of said tracts being the SAINT.
propert acquired by Henry j sanders
from John H. Sanders, by act OF sale
before Jared Y. Sanders, Notary, exe-
cuted January %. 1898
Reserving and exemp,ing from t!c
above described property:
That certain tact or parcel of land
lying and being 81 'uated above the Town
of Patterson, st. Mary Parish, L.nsi-
ana. having frOnt of s, veu. -tiy- rs,
feet on the East SIDE % the plblc 70 at.
running back tw" bundled t2rn) frei be-
tween parallel lines, being bpua.ic,! on
the North and East by the property of
the Estate Of Mrs. Sally 4. sanders, on
the South by the property now nt for
merly of Mrs. El,zt Nash Ncore, and
on the West by the public road. To-
gether with tue bniluirgs aud Improve
ments th-Feor. an! all the rights, va, $
and appurlenances t. eretO beior.i,,g
and appertaninx.
CHARLES rECOT, Sh.r.n.
Sheriff's office. tari>h of St. Mary.
Louisiana. this l4th day of March,
1917.
Borah, Himel. Bloch g. Boraf,
Attorneys tor PlaiutiG. I,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SCi = y IA C'0' AtbtItC< AuUIt"s ~
ieh IF st. Mary.
Richard Chargois W Sam Caro-.
No. 1920.
Intervention and Bird opposition OF
Peter GuariscO.
he 1t Known. That lhave seized and
taken inln my possession. under
writ of provisional seizure. issued
herein upon the petition uf Peter Gu
ari>co, Intervenor and Third OppO-
nent, al the property. goods and chat
tells situated and being IN tue premises
described in the petition of Int rvsnOr
and Third Opponent herein, occupied
by Sam Caro- as a retail saloon abd
pool room, in Morgan City, La IS
shawn by the ilemized list Of said
prop s.tv. goods and cEastels, 90 .
In my Office.
Aud notice is hereby given all per'
sOns in interest to appear within 81"
teen days and answer the afOr-s lid pc.
titiUn OF Peter Guarisco, aud the de-
mand there contained.
Dated. Frank il, La, March 10TH.
1877.
CHAS. PECOT, Sheriff.
st. Mary Parish, Louisiana
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial Distric. Cuurt-Par-
ish Of St. Merry.
luce -ssion of Henry Bonif,ce
Simme, deceased No 364O.

Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors OF this esiite aud to all other
PEI sous herein interested to si,uw
cause VI; hin ten DAYS from .e date of
this notification. why the fu VI account
presented by He,ry NJ. Siuums, admin
tstratOr Ut this estate. should not be
approved and hnnoIogatd AMI the
fund, distributed in acc ordaLce there
with, ard his bond Cancelled
In evidence whereof, witness my of.
fetal signature and the impress Of the
seal Of m Office this 9th DAY of March,
A. D., 1917.
WILBUR Fl. KRAMER,
Clerk Of court.
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Appeal 10 Young Men to Join Navy.

We are in receipt Of the follow
Ing from the Secretary of the Navy
Of the United States. Young men
Of the Parish of st. Mary read it
read it c ,refu'ly and respond to 1t
loyalty. Ills q di~'inc; app.a al TO
your patriotism. Your country is
on the verge of war. She mu-,
prepare for it. She needs you
services in her def-nee. She mus st
ehav" your services therein. Ma.
pual duty calls you to the fl x.
hertfYre respond to the call free
I1y. Don't wait for the time to
come when y u MUST Go:
President Wilson this week
eigaed an executive order direct
ing that the author!z d enlisted
strength, of the navy be increased
to cighty.seven thousand He was
authorized by congress. IL case Of
emergency, to direct such L. crease
in enlistment. New chips and
chips 10 reserve are b i:R fully
commissioned as rapidly az pos
sible. and the need l. imperativ,
for a larger enlistment to man
them There has been a net in
crease Of over elk thou sand Eve
hundred In enlistment since con.
gress r Gently authorized an Ia.
crease. but many more are needed
and needed now.
"Win you not emphasize this
need by giving special prominence
to the peeetdeut's order, aud alec
by making m editorial appeal for
ncw recruits for the nav,p
1.-The navy cif.rs exceptional
advantages to young m a of stuff
sLd ambition 70 ssrv. in the first
line for national dtfeusc period
In this emergency you have the
opportunity and the privilege of
performing this public service,
and am cor f1ientiy appealing to
you your cordial aud helpful
cooperatinn.
JOsEPHUS DANIELS"
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JURY VENIRE.
CLERKS OFFICE.
ST. MARY PARISH INyyv-y.

L., VA
|. Wilbur H. Kramer, CLERK a; ~.
Judicial District Court, It. Mary rar I.lo
Louisiana. tx Oflicio a jury Com "isn.
er, do hereby certify thst ut a m .a,;sm
1 me, ,'uT RI Commission in and for s. IL
i.arl>h. held This day in my of.ice y, ' .1
Court House at Fralklin. La. IN .c a. sns
ance with law. and pursuan, to AN orda.
OF the Honorable .3rd Judicial io.ue1
tourt' issued Of date February 10th, lsI7
.nrr. s,1 selected - Grand Juror. to
months. commencing Monday, April Mh
~ =, or 'in'ii succeeding Grand l,,rv,
>ha'I have been empneied, and ia.
was drawn three Fetlt Juries OF 1h;r,v
p pnsIl eac., TO serve said Court for the
Aiplli 10Th. l9l', Monday. April 23rd ~
monday Apri' ooth 1917, as follows, To-.
LAST of Grand Jurors drawn to serve ~,
day, April 9th l3l1 'Ao"'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-31

On Wednesday afternoon last
The Washington Artillery and the
Naval Militia were assigned to
duly along the river front of the
city Of New Orleans. subsequen,
to the ord~r iasusd Tuesday night
by Governor Pleasant. calling out
the eDii-ted men and officers of
the two commands.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-31

Agent, "sn.u ~ cell accident
and health Insurance., Broad con.
tracts; liberal c1nmissiou.
Ross EUSTlS o.. INC.
S34 Gfnvi.r s. New Orleans. la
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1911.
No. Name Ward
" Pettgrew.
CS Brenn, 3
Sidney Luke,
Albert oiuitierre,
Clarence Bcrgeron.
Curtis f.ancOn,
Pierre Decioux,
Henry Eiyeot. 3
Jos Aucuin,
10 Gabriel Albares,
III Cha les a GOuner,
II Willie A Moore,
ID Albert Peious,
II OlOuS Bndin
10 Charles H.bert
~ Paul Mendoza,
II A j DOlilrcaux,
IL CD Ba.leanx,
]! Robert Adams
~ Norris LlHcUn,
II Ned Miller,
~ Sidney Gfynn,
" john Migeut,
"a A l. Hoy.
y Neil Gordon Nuttall, 6
~ Lucien JoIbert
"a Adam Landry.
~ IA Cuauvin,
~ Willie pccot,
30 john Arbauyh,
In evidence whereof. witness my official
signature and the itapress Of the seal Of
my office, this 18th day Of March, a. D.,
1917.
WrLRUx II. KRAMER,
Clerk, FIX -Otficlp Jury Commissioner.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

lJanska organizirala V lastni reziji tudi nakup
pc dezei In potem GreSnje oddaja liublianskim
prodaialcem saba.
Mestna aprovizacija sc namerava jeseni zalo-
zrti z veGjimi mnozinami saba, XII bi ga vskladi.
scila v dveh skladisGih.
V mestnem Okraju spodnjesiSenskem so SO
Veckrat slisale pritOzbe posebno $ strani zelezni-
carJev, ola Je premalO mesnic in so cato primorani
hoditi pc meso ma Oddaljeni liubljanski trg. Nest
ma aprovizacija sc je cato trudila, da odpre V
Siskl Sc emo mesnico,a je bilo nemogoce, ker nj no.
benega mesarja, XII bi danes lahko priGel 2 obrato.
vanJem V novi mesnici. Da Sc pa vsaj "a sio in
dokler ne DO mogoGe otvOriti move mesnice. vsai
nekoliko pOmaga upravicenim zeliam tega okraja,
DO mestna aprovizacija n~aroGila re Obstoie6ima
dvema mesarjema v SIP. Siski, da prodajata meso
v svojih mesnicah V sredini Spodnje Siske.
Vsi slabse situirani sloji ljublianski imaio re
posebne razne izkaznice "a nakup zivil in pridejo
pri vseh oddajah mestne aprovizacije prvi ma W.
sto. cato Sc je re veckrat zgodilo, da so bill ii slo-
j bolje oskrbovani, kakor pa imovitejsi. XII hi pla-
cali vsakO cenO, samO da dobe blago. Mestna A.
provizacija BIO cato "a Use one, XII do danes Sc nj
so vdelezeni pri nobeni aprovizaGni akciji, izdala
posebne nakaznice ,da Sc Jim vsaj cash lahko "a
gotovi nakup aprovizacnih zivil.
Mestna aprOvizacija je naznanila dezelni Via
Oh, ola potrebuje "a preskrbo prebivalstva mai
mani 80 vagonov zgodniega krompiria in prosila
obenem "a Transporting dovolienja, da nakupi
krompir pc Ogrskem. ProsilO Sc je, &c Sc 10 pa IL
di dobil zsodnji k%rompir, je drugo vprasanie.
Svojeas je bio strasno pomanjkanje mleka V
L~JublJani in MISC bile krite niti nainujneise po-
trebe dOJecih mater i'm naitezjih bolnikov. Nest
ma aprovizacija Sc nj ~ustrasila stroskov In ie ME-
Karski zvezl n%aroeila, maj preskrbi "a Ljubljano
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

S p~Osebnim dezelnOvladnim odlokon te bila
OdlOGena mestna aprOvizaciia kot prevzemalnica
vse V Ljubljani pridobljene masti in sploh masco-
be. Ljubljanskim mesariem Sc je po 'Dezelnem
mestu "a dobavO klavne Irvine" nakazalo vecje
stevilO praSicev. Ker je mestna aprOvizacija do
lOcena kOt prevZemalnica "a maScObo, hi moral
mesarji yes speh oddati aprovizaciji. Tega pa nj
so stOrili in mesto 800 ky Speha oddali mestni a.
prOvizaciji lie Is ky. Zasledovala sc je zadeva ma
pref in dognalo, da mesarji veGino Speha in pra-
Sicjega mesa MISC prinesli ma trg, temvee odpro-
dali blago kar pod rOko. Da sc pri prodaji pod
roko ne zahtevajo "a blago maksimalne Gene, jc
vsakemu jasno. &c hi Sc pustilo, da gre VISA stvar
takO naprei cello pot, potem DO Ljubliana v je-
SEM, ko BIO sezija "a preSice, zopet brez vsakega
mesa, in kar je najhujSe, breZ maScobe. Dobro
pouceni krogi trdijo, da Sc je lansko jesen pray
gotovo V Ljubljani prodalo Is vagonov masti pod
roko in Sc je veGina izvozilo liz mesta. Use izkuSnie
kazejo, da dokler BIO kupcija s prasicjimi izdel-
XII v rokah posameznih mesarjev, je naravnost IL
~kljuceno, ola Sc ~prepreci spekulacija in ohrani
blago mestu. Mestna aprovizacija 81 DO vsled te-
ga izposlovala pravico, da DO lie ona prevzemala
vse "a ljubljanski trg dolO6ene praSice IN razpo-
lagala tudi edinole aprovizacija $ tenn blagom.
Proti mesarjem pa, XII MISC doslej oddar vse ma
Seobe mestni aprovizaciji, kot zakonito doloGeni
prevzemalci "a to blago, Sc BIO vsled njihovega IL
pornega ravnanja najstroze postopalo.
'Obcinstvo je zelo zadOvoljno z uvedbo ma
ksimalnih cen "a creSnje. Kakor je ve kazalo, hi
radi spekulanti navili Gene GresnJam tako visoko,
da 81 Jill niti srednie situirano prebivalstvO ne hi
mOglO kupiti. u novimi cenami ie dOlocena vsaj
pribliznO primerna cena, Getudi Sc vedno previso-
ka. Da pa pride kolikOr mogoce veliko crescent ma
ljublJanski trg, je pa mestna aprovizacija ljub-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07
ZiVljenje y starr dOmOVini.

Kako Sc sedai zivi ma Slovenskem,, nam pri-
blizno kaze sledete pOrotilO liz ljubljanskega apro-
vlzacijskega odseka, s seie dine 90. %junija. Pri tenn
]e treba jemati V pOstev, da ne smejo casop;si
povedati popolne resnice, Ge no6ejo zapasti .kon-
fiskaciji.
PoroGilo sc glasi:
Pomanjkanie z~elenjave je v Ljubljani vedno
obcutnejse. Razni izvenljubljanski kupci re kar
Pc domeh posestnikov ~pokupijo vso zelenjavo, ia
ko ola je pride ma trg zelo malO. Vsled velikega
pomanjkanja zelenjave Sc Re tudi nihGe wee ne o.
zira ma uradnO dolocene Gene in sc preplaGuie
blago vsevprek. Gene raznih Zelenjav so Sc ma
vile re tako visoko, da Jill revez niti kupiti ne
more. Mestna aprovizacija Sc DO kar najbolj po-
trudila, da napravi konec tenn neznosnim razme-
ram ter prepreci brezvestnO n~avIjanje in prepla-
%eevanje zelenjave.
Ker DO mestO jeseni skoraj eotovo navezano
~lzkljucno lie ma kurivo 2 drvmi in DO dobiti zelO
malo premoga, je mestna aprovizaciia sklenila &c
wee kupnih pogodb "a dobavo drva.
Nakupi Sc vecja mnozina masti,
Honorirala Sc DO celia krusna karta, in sicer
odpade ma osebo pc pol ky belle moke in pol ky
koruznega zdroba. Ker je ma razpOlago Sc nekaj
above moke, DO dobil eden izmed okrajev ma
mesto koruznega zdroba pc ky above moke.
Psenicni zdrob sc DO zopet p1icel oddajati "a
otroke kot navadno in sc razdelni nacrt Sc objavi.
Zadnji cas- sc stranke zelo pritozujejO glede
kakovosti voinega kruha. Res i, da so vcasih po-
samezni peki krivi, ola je kruh slab, vendar no
pa sedaj glavni vzrok, da nj ravnO posebno do
br vojni kruh, zelo slaba moka. Tako slaba moka
sc sc nj nikdar porabljala IA peko kruha. Prita-
kovati je, da bo prihodnie dni kruh boljsi, ko Sc
DO prifelo mesati k moki "a peko tudi 35 odstot-
kov kOruzne moke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

"a vsako ceno vsaj nekaj mleka, in res Sc je zadnji
cas- dovoz mleka znatno zboljsal. Dobavni in re-
zilski stroski "a mleko so pa bill doslej tako dra-
gi, da je pri Mlekarski zvezi nastal deficit 5000
kron. u ozirom ia splosne aproviza6ne interese 20
krlJe ia deficit mestna aprovizacija IL ~sv6jega.
Razdelil Sc DO ma rodbinske karte fizol i'm Cd
pade ma vsakO osebo po cetrt kile.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

Ma %znanje j~emljemo, da mas ie "Radnicka
STRATA V zadnji stevilki zopet napadla zaradi IL
Jave o jugoslovanski republiki. Teh "bratskih''
napadov smo re vajeni. "R. s." smatra zadiranie
V slovenske Socialiste in zlasti V "Proletarca" "a
SvoJo glavno nalogo in memo uredniStvo Sc pri
tenn vedno postavlja ma visoko sodnisko mesio. s
katerega avtoritativno %"Gisti', izkljuGuje In RAJ
sala. "R. s. s svojim neznanjem V receh soci-
alzma in s svojo konfuznostio, katero prekasa lc
Sc njena demagogija, je pa dovoli iasno dokaza-
la, da ina najmanj pravice soditi in ukazovati.
cato ne bono z nienim rohnenjem polemizirali.
ampak enostavno konstatiramo, da je MEN napad
poln lazi, kar nj v njenih predalih mic novega
wee. Rekli hi "neresnic''. Ampak Ia izraz hi bill
prevec biag; zakaj &c clovek We, kaj nj res, pa
vendar trdi, tedal sc mora re reel, da sc laze.
NemSke oblasti so dale aretirati voditelia
pollskih legij, generala Pilsudskega. Zna6ilno.
Sodrug Pilsudski je stall zacetkom vojne ma celu
gibanja roper Rusijo. NemGija ga je torel smatra-
la "a svojega zavezmika. Ampak Poliaki 81 ne
predstavljajo svoje osvoboditve tako kakor ".
lem, in nemske oblasti Jill sedaj zapirajo.
Namesto Nimmermanna je postal dr. Won
kuehlmann DRAWN tainik "a zunanje zadeve "
Nemtiji. Nekateri pravijo, da DO delal "a mir.
Bono videli.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-11
Friday. Sent. 9. 1892.


Joseph Cover and Miss Florence
Wise were hurt considerable yesterday
afternoon while driving to the circus
by runaway team backing into the
rear of their buggy
Saturday, Sept. 10. 1892.
Jesse, the 12-yearold son of Mrs.
Nancy Winters. 1875 Arson street, died
Of diphtheria-
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wheeler, at Albion, their daughter
Matte was given In marriage to Guy
Grove Of Algona. Rev. c. H. Marsh,
Of Eldora, performed the ceremony
At meeting of the travelling men OF
the city committee composed OF 4. f.
Sears, F. G. Let's, A. A. Moore ana
George F. Kirby reported on project
to secure new hotel for Marshall
town. The proposition which was made
by an unnamed hotel man was that a
hotel company be incorporated with
a capital stock of $4,000 OF which the
travelling men should subscribe $4,000,
citizens $4,000 and the leasee $4,000.
It was agreed that the hotel building
and ground were not to exceed 5000
and that the furniture should cost
$4,000. The rental for the first year
was to be 4 per cent second year per-
cent. third year and after s per cent on
the cost The leasee agreed to buy at
least $1,000 worth of the stock at par
each year until all was purchased. The
location OF the hotel was to be decid-
ed by a board Of the stockholders.
Sunday Sept. II, 1892.
Many people we're in attendance at
sacred concert given by the choir at