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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25
Conemaugh, Pa.


" soboto, %. decembra, je ~tukajsnji lokalni cd
Dor Slovenskega republicanskega Zdruzenja pri-
redil shod, da sc ma MEM pojasni pomen in namen
te organizacije. Udelezba ma shodu je bila jake
dobra, kajti dvorana drustva sv. Alojzija, Xxi je
"a t~ukajsnje razmere velika, je bila VISA polna OBJ
Ginstva. Zborovanje je otvoril brat Vidrich, Xxi je
z jedrnatimi besedami pojasnil vaznost shoda in
potrebo, da Sc javnost natanGneje pouci o naSem
~polozaju in stremljenju.
Potem je dobil besedo poroGevalec, elan izvr-
Sevalnega odbora S. X. u. Etbin Kristan, XII JIG V
obSirnem govOru razlozil wire, IL katerih sc je IL
cimila sedania svetovna vojna, analiZiral polozaj
slovenskega naroda V Avstriji, premotrival bal =
kansko vpraSanje in MEGA pomen "a s~vetoyne raz-
mere in prisel do zakliuGka, da je jugoslovanski
problem internacionalno y~praSanje in da hi cd
MEGA resitve odvisna lie bodocnoSt iugoslovanskih
plemen, ampak tudi trajnost bodoGega miru. Ma
dale je gOvOrnik pojasnil, kako Sc je SlovenSko
Republicansko Zdruzenje pOrodilo IL potreb in
kaksne so njegove naloge. &c Sc hoGe kaj doSeGi
"a narOd, ne zadostuje diktatoriGno delo posamez-
nh oSeb, ampak treba je SOdelovanja vsega ma
roda. Zdruziti narod "a TO delO ie torej glavna
naloga Slovenskega RepubliGanSkega Zdruzenja,
katerega opraviGenost je najbolj dokazana $ tenn,
da so mu pristopile do malega vse sloyenske or
ganizacije V Ameriki.
Brat Fabric je predloiil sledeGO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25

Mala loterija je bila dolgo casa pc vseh evrop.
skin dezelah zelo priljubljena igra, Geprav lie so
has ma MEN racun neizmerno mnogo nesreGe. H..
naSel jo ie italiianski professor ema Loren
70 Tonti. leta 1918. ga lie njegov ~prijatelj mestni
svetnik Benedetto Gentili V Genovi vpraSal, Ge DO.
Una kakSno Sredstvo, katerim hi Sc volitev NEST.
nth svetnikov o~lajsala. Tonti je priporoGal, mai
sc poloze V faro imena vseh 80 kandidatov, potem
maj sc pa pet njih potegne IL posode. TIA nacin
"yolitve" ie bill sprejet, dial je pa povod IA stave,
XII SO Sc kmalu zelo razSirile. Ma vsako ime Sc ie
lahko siavilo, kOlikor sc je hotclo; moglo Sc ie
;Orej dObiti veG ali mani. Toda podietniki teh stav
so vcdno imeli svoj dobiGek. IzplaGali 20 lie petim
oScbam njih trojne vloge, ker ie moglo biti lie pet
kandidatOv 'izvoljenih", drugih 50 vlog i'm je
ostalo. Drzava je kmalu spoznala pomen te move
igre in jo je re leta 1920 prevzela V svojo lastno
rezijo. Pozneje so jo vpejali tudi V drugih deze-
lah i'll napravili IL ME igro ma Siroki podlagi. V
Rimu jo je vpelial papez Klement XII. in je "a to
dobil nasov "ljudskega dobrotnika". V Avstriji
SO jo vpeljali leta 1920. Drzava je vlekla miljone
vSako leto IL ME. Zadnje case je malo l%oteriio We.
Ginoma izpodrinila takozvana razredna loterija. V
Iedinjenih drzavah ie vsako vrste loterija pre-
pOyedana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25
sLovENc1 v LAWRENCE, PA IN oKoL1c1!

Gibanje IA Slovensko RepubliGansko Zdruzenie
sc siri med Slovenci pc vsej Ameriki, ker so sve-
tovne razmere postavile mas problem ia dnevni
red in je vslod tega naloga naroda samega, do
oznaGi svoje stalisGe in pOkaze svojo barvo. Kic
svobode gre pc vSem svetu in lie, kdor nj s~posoben
"a zivlienje, more ostati Club.
SocialistiGni klub ST. 1874 in druStvo "Prosve-
ia" 245 :. y. p. j. sta zaradi tega sklenila skill
cati
javen shod
ma novega leta 1918. dan OBJ 3 popoldne
dvorano ''Prosvete".
Ma shOdu poroGa clan eksekutive S. r. u.
Etbin Kristan IL Chicago.
Rojakil Cast so resni. UsOda narodov Sc cd
lO6uje. Kdor prespi cas-, ie kriv, da gre razvoj
preko njegove glavo i'll Sc ne ozira mani. Pokazimo
Ola ne maramo biti kakor nema zivina, ampak da
Sc zavedamo svojega dostojanstva kot zivi in zreli
ljudje.
Slovenci! Udelezite Sc V elm veGjem Stevilu
tega shOda, ne lie da Sc sami pomenimo o svojem
polozaju, ampak da seznanimo $ svojimi cilji tudi
javnost, XII Jill Sc ne pozna. Pridite vsi, da bo shod
impozanten in uSpeSon.
Ma svidenje ma novo leto,
Soc. klub Stew. 1S4 DIR. Prosveta" ST. 245.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25

Nekateri ljudje znaio veliko deklamirati o ma
rodu, pri TEN pa mislijo lie ma TO, da kako bi molzli
narod, ce hi dobili priliko "a to.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25
SlOvenskO republicansko
Zdruzenje.
sEDEz v CHICAGO, ILL:
~IZVRSEVALNI ODBOR:

Frank Bostic, Flip Godina, Martin V. Honda,
Etbin kristan, Frank kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
joe Zayertnik.
NADZORNI oDBoR.
Matt. Petrovich, Ludvik Benedik, Frank Verani6.
CENTRALNI ODBoR.
John Ermenc, Ivan A. Kaker, Ivan Kusar, Anton
Motz, Frank Mravlja, Jacob Muha, Matt Pogo
relc, John Reel, Joseph Steblaj, Frank Saws, FIR.
Udovich, Andrew Vidrich, Stefan Fabric, Leo Ia
krajsek, Anton Zlogar.
(Opomba. Zastopniki organizacij in listov, XII
Sc doslej Sc MISC ~priglasili, postanejo elani cen
tralnega odbora, elm Sc pravilno prijavijo in IL
javijo, da Sc strinjajo $ temeljnimi na6eli S. X. z.
- Naslov "a pisma in denarne posiljatve je slede-
6i: Anton j. Terbovec, Z. o. b. No. l Cicero, H.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25

AfriGki zamorci so Sc dali g~oliufati s sickle
mimi kroglicami, ker so Sc blesGale. Streberski
furtinaSi mi,liio, da Sc bodo dali bell Jude ma ia
naGin ~goljufati 5 kronami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25
Gibanje "a S. r. z. Pennsylvania.

True translation filed with the postmaster at Chicago
Dec. "a, 1917, $ required by the act Of Oct. s. 1917.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-25

OsabnoSt nj noben dokaz uCenosti.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-08
MORE LOCAL BOYS
READY TO JOIN
TWO APPLIED FOR ENLISTMENT
MISUNDERSTANDING Of
FiCER TO RETURN.

Although Brunswick has already
furnished more than her full share OF
recruits for the navy, the indications
are that this city will supply great
many more. Judging by the interest
the boys are maa;festing in the navy
is taken as an Indication.
Although Recruiting Officer Bene-
dict left the city yesterday morning,
after spending two days in the city.
during whic htin.c he secured eleven
recruits. two o. three other young
men called on Postmasmter Leavy
yesterday and announced that the.
were ready to join the navy. TheiI
names were forwarded to the head
quarters in Atlanta, and they will nov
await examination by another recruit
ing officer, who will be in the citJ
during the week.
In this connection the postmaste.
requests that ali young men who de
sire to leave Brunswick with the next
party OF recrrits CARL on him at the
postoffice tomorrow sure. Monday
night he viii forward to Atlanta q
list of recruits on The waiting list, and
in the interest OF time il is desired
athat these names be filed with the
postmaster not later than tomorrow
afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-08
RESERVES SWEAR
ALLEGIANCE OATH
LIEUT.. MANGUM CALLS FOR AD-
OPTIONAL VOLUNTEERS FOR
HOME DEFENSE.

Scores of young men yesterday in
the federal building took the navy
oath of allegiance to the United
States. The oath was administered
by Lieut.. Walter Mangum, command
ing the naval reserve of the Bruins
wick district, and taking it were the
volunteers who replied to the call OF
their country to act as one of the
home defense units in emergency and
war.
The oath taking followed a rigid
physical examination of the volun-
teers made by DR.. J. c. SOsnowski
United States navy surgeon, who will
also be on hand at the federal build
ing from 8 o'clock in the morning on.
TO examine those not yet listed in his
records. Dr. Sosnowski win be back
again in Brunswick some time during
the coming week to apply the physi-
cal test to later recruits"
Lieutenant Mangum is calling for
still more volunteers.
I'VE have not enough individual
members in the reserve for a district
like this and we need more right
away. All who wish to join should
do so as soon as possible and thus
aid effective and immediate organiza-
ton.
THE naval reserve offers many at
fractions to periodically inclined
young men and women. They will
serve right at home and will do only
what they most likely would try to do
as individuals in great emergencies.
only with effectiveness of organiza-
ton and preparedness"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-08
NEGRO RESCUED
BABY FROM FIRE
FAITHFUL SERVANTS eRAVELY
BUSHES TO RESCUE OF
EMPLOYEES CHILD.

When fire threatened little two
year-old Audrie Tatum. peacefully
sleeping in her fathers, f.. l.. Tatum.
home. 1902 = street, at O'Clock yes
terday morning, Florine Mcintyre. a
loyal negress, employed as cook,
dared the flames and carried the babe
10 safety outdoors.
The negress had been scrubbing the
kitchen floor and was unaware that
fire had caught from a defective flue
until white Deighbor, Miss Hattie
Edwards. rushed over and gave warn
ing, after which she sent in a call for
the FIRE department.
The fremen had to stretch more
thau "A thousand feet of hose TO be
able 10 play water on the flames, and
owing TO the late alarm. about half
of the home was destroyed before
they arrived The home being unin-
habitable Mr. Tatum removed sal
yaged furnishings to 205 Gloucester
street. above his place of business,
the Georgia Hardware Co.
Owing TO expenses incurred by i'll
ness of his wife. who died about three
weeks ago following long hospital
treatment, the insurance on the house
had been allowed to lapse and the fire
is a loss of hundreds of dollars.
The faithful colored employe, whose
first thought was for her employers
child, has been employed by Mr. Ia
tum for FIVE months. He states she
has life job now If she wants it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
Baby Found on Doorstep

An abandoned baby, about two months
old. wrapped carefully in rather expensive
blankets and finery, was found last night
on the front porch OF the home Of John NJ,
VvIie. 5g52 Spruce street Pinned TO the
baby's clothing was this note: "Please take
care of this baby She is a nice baby, Her
mother Is sick and her father is out Of
work. We are unable TO care for her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
George KrOuse

George Krouse, hfty-seveu years Old, OF
14I9 Howard street, died suddenly last
night from heart disease. He went TO bed
a. q o'clock. and a short time later COM
niainsd OF being IN. He asked his wife 10
Eet him glass Of water and when she
returned he was dead,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
Funeral Of Mrs. /. A. 7. strawbridge

Mrs. Irene Anna Thomas Strawbrldge will
be buried today IN St. Thomas's Episcopal
Churchyard. Whitemarsh, following funeral
services in New York. She died Sunday at
saranac. n. y She was married last Au-
gust 10 Welsh Strawbrldge, clubman and
athlete, in Rotterdam. Mrs. StTawbrdge
was the daughter OF Edward Thomas, a
wealthy Chicago business man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

and waitress, compt' reSt sHt
yuung woman dcs. pos. refs H'oo' Leu -
COOK. experienced, al present employed, ". M'I6d 6d
change excellent reference. u Z. Le9ssl -
COOK wishes situation. good references ,asrT SssrIT
$40. 81 Ledger Branch Office, 10Th ana e-ss- "a
COOK. good, wants place, Address, b1A w.
Rusemout. or telephone SO Bryn MaNL.-...
colnrcd. wishes a few m''
engagements 73O S. 18th st.
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DEATHS

,,oBRtENd1TPL,C,c, ;1s, 20 'NNalEen2a) ReliajtySs
ase Lay, a. q q, Mfrey m iRHaF'S si4a 2Y5fa 5r
S5a1TmsRR 10 asa as m Int 'toy scrule6ro Gem Auto
0HRrEN DEC. 80 ELtzAqETlt, 92qT5h1tor g TI1tg
ga.i Roatiyrs and friends invited TO ,ig5
&.r'5I 5Iai "sl' st' VS., r6na' Aqsess m4,s s.
Grcaorys church $3.50 %. M, i"' S' ''.''''
',',,,-,y r,r a lrApGkREr widow OF
rsF 5MiieY rsl .''Iygs and ,ea5 5E'g'ii iir!Rs tx.
FrSs'F i59 s@issTT9 ssTT,s r"Sg.,m o mass ms
Int, .,,., G9,9I'rol T Gc"0 a, CATHERINE widow Of
wiam @%aI Hya,lv5 ara irj,i r,Iin4sr gr.iElgi iqyI,Sd
-t ll.asms'og ,ud Allgs4iGny Mrs. @y"7 I'm HaW iH,Gg
"atGuiroI c.m
ovyf.<s -D.a ST. WILLIAM u. s1n of
as,a.i W,.i"t'f u.Huy. aad friends. su6dal school
~ r.aa a' H' MI, learo com. ,,....,,,.
rl3El& .r 52, s iop, IT,. pao @aurs fIy,.n.
rNTgN @ s" Ap,t'f WIDOW ,',. or Iyr.aginaGss ,@gnGs
f3d... Nu sa..rn ur s.. Stephen Episrgpl
ra9W1g,rin 'ai ~ &i'..s r3yl1'g y cG'r"G 3 r @ l6t
raTNf.9."" 4" !i"aGi.aiy i1aGi aiiy Doc. 30 WILLIAM @.
aaI @i.s"l 5ssl,a H. rSa. Haq,tyss and frogds. losi3
,a NiyaI' r q" r,, M ,s2. "Edgsd&51 2 p"pEs aya.
u 1U n
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...r...a 1t H.|.....Hi NHuEhfrr Uf Ius"r. y. aud
l..f. 1a -.mn.Du. aged 2G. HnI1tiN'a and friends
.ur.faI T., .s.r.'..- M,d,, 10 80. uI.. "i IN"
D.N.r a. Pair llIf. 1870 chestnut So. Int
mrIuu'a. ..,..... . .
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IIlrrr tuH council So. e. Jr. o. T.. \. NJ.
tuH NYs...I Nas.E NuEI.Hus Pr"''n,iN"
a..N.. Lu.aI $50. q, A.. T.. ui VI. 'H" Iu.lu, lW.
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n. .I... Is.N E. 10TH 81. Iu'. N'si IHNlrl nv.
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o. 200 ,.
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m.v 70, Ei.N.l Nrd. Z TO . p ~.
EEENE-.. D.". an. GEORGE w. husband or
,.,q anI rlI.u.a iIuv Namu auI Aar soricty
employees ni baldwin loromgtv" Worhs boiler
Min. in,'.r st. HaIuram il.H mGss Church
gI f.. u.uH.g, 10 %. ui. Int liply cross rom
E.ILIf Jan. H. ENIDGET REILLY. lt"lH.
rI.,a urI tr.nda tuvitnd tu funeral. Thurs, SaO
I'd. iu.. liu2 81 l1'h 80. solemn. requiem mass
s, ,l,IHruN'e church ~ 70. m. lut. Old CHthe.
t.rH com Auto funeral.
uEilIY -.nu !. az Morton. Pa. ANNIE a.
'ET:sIiilui. on Doc ~ EDWARD WAL
rt,r,iig,s am'I frIan,Is aud ,ompIny Il. istih
p..,ia.u, p.nnsr Iv.tlir Infantry. and Crescent
hr.s".f. Lrus.. ur p.uusE fwlul1. invited H.
iI..,.., NN.I n 20. u.. 1876 Inus luyynr ave-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

and EHzlbch Barr. Roailycs and f,rjtsndSS SS,lin I'm
johns ,.,,,.,.,T Gem s,,,..,. w., a, BERTHA
K"GNi' KS.a asaG 9f ao N'g. F..,y,s "i "aai Tona ycd
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TO 10 p. IN, ......-..,.,-,,,.
r6iiaih 'H!Htni H!cIt5cg am l4fsnas f asE'Id 10 facTai
uuaH ST. NuuHyum'ura'a church ~ t9 '' ''' '''''
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lo1,as, rl.. rin. A'l.nHi"n ','' ''"'''' "''
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it,d 70 funeral soregs Thur, r !,, I'.l '-' I,n.
| maIns waF U. Viewed N"I' Il" u" '. "'' .''''
wiz It@fEjAhH2I. af EjsHd t. i@a@g iG@l1,g ~! 'n41s VIA
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Deaths

] I.I TaIIfIt.a and friends
/ iryUnJ o., fr1orIt ly.J " 70 H. fn grand
| I,,.bfr,'a r..i1,91r Nfra A h. Young 2aBi s..
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/ rian,Na ij5icy. uaaI &c. Urmuvrs and friends.
| r. b. a. Relief ASSN. invited tu fuu.r4I s.fF-
iers We'd. %. w. fu'L,r.Iu- laws r"sd"g.n.
l element Fruuu.r. 1901 ~. colorado ST. lH'.
/ private. Nurfnw.Ut Com. l.mH.HH may N.
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p,f.tp r,. nj tT,rrrf. wifi, Of r,r,
'..'1,.t 40 E'r'fI'ia IND fr|GrJs jn,ff ,i
NV, r.I g.ryIgrs NyrH Ir nj To- York
% 10 uyyaaf G1r" Nav' *. D. iri CaIi srrIrsi
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and Mary Hatna aged o. rsntH,7 mI fr..rds
invited l1 .i4H. 'HD .IHlr's, 90 -. In.. uIr.niF
reaIIourg lNl' swain 81. ,l'.gn. W. m1.@ i.I
. church lu.l1 %. W. ln'. N'N cathedral Gem.
rNyNF.. .D.r. a1. CHARLES L ENNNI..
t.,,r .,ulI .r..n. In.....I fa funeral -.r.....
iy.J 20 fu. rrIora OF NNarr.u J.. TIra.
tG A a.lII. .iru. Tacuu,. int rrIEafu.
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HEUU#-0f diU.'InrIn. Doc. 81. az lrum
T.nrU Delaware County. Pa. ELIZABETH.
d.rI.htur OF Herman Hui la.uru. Er.r and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
OPERATORS
l.. NEEDLES RROOEER co.
10TH AND Bl2RkS SITS.

PAPER BONES-ENperienrcd Gnisnrry and
learners. Apply Schoettlc, $40 Florist
STENOGRAPHER. experienced and thorourhly
competent, wanted for permanent position,
also opening for one less gNperIanced but
NLllhE 10 learn and anxious 20 advance state
experience and suluky- G9S Ledger Onice.
SIENOGkAPHER ana typist wanted. first class
about 80 year. OF age, must hr good ut talsius
dlctutiuus good salary 10 right person An.
Ply tues, FTanklu sugar Refining Co., Reed
St Wharf, Delaware River
SrENOGRArHER wanted who is fast and ac.
CuFal", permanent position with good pay 10
start advancement, Apply iU person at our
office m Eerwyn, ON Main Line American
Bronze Go.
tOLORED GIRLS
Bright fuuuE over lb. 10 work Laundry
lruulnE and Shaking small towels; s. per wreI.
paid Whll" ltHrnlugs better wages 90 be Ind
lu29 Vino. "''
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DEATHS

/. NH.U
rrir1ds lWyited to 'gunor8i ,rRura San A. M.
a3i3 AriHrr sf uGGUirT mass Church oil HOLY
NImG 10 1 m inf 81 D6minIc'a q com.
f.Is,ir.p o. tpiDt,ut,,t. t,,.,,,,t al,
30, TN NE ""' - ,i, "" al
Fl3.rFg' i,rT,,,,gn,Ia 1tatlr 81, Us A. % Is,
1r e., nvitai fn rnarai wed. > p ni 35i6
I menu r,,. "1 F.'I1yy M N"''''' may
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-06
kerea's Singing oIrIs.

One OF the attractive personages en-
countered in Korea is the singing girl.
At the social gatherings and festivals
OF the wealthy she serves the guests
and then sings. plays the guitar and
recites.
These girls, although from the hum
biest order, are well educated from q
Korean point of view, and their serv-
ices are In great demand.
They can be hired singly or In num-
bers. according to the needs of the
host, and they enliven many a feast
which, except for their presence
would be simply an excuse for COR
mandizing. most Koreans being gross
feeders.
AS religious and social festivals are
occurring constantly In Korea, the
pretty singing girls are kept busy, no
entertainments being thought worth
while without their presence.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-06
coIdsmith's Obituary Notice.

1t would be difficult to find a more
quaint announcement of death than
that published in an old newspaper In
1774, at the time of Oliver Goldsmith's
demise.
"1774. April 4. Died, DR.. Oliver Gold
smith. Deserted Is the village. The
traveller hath laid him down to rest:
the good natured man is no more: he
stoops but to conquer: the vicar hath
performed his sad office: it is mourn
full task from which the hermit may
essay to meet the dread tyrant with
more than Grecian or Roman forti-
tude."
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-06
Dome Know rhslr own Nsm...

The case of witness at Kingston
police court who did not know the
name Of the thoroughfare wherein he
lived could easily be paralleled any day
In London's mean streets. More, in
stances have been known where a wife
did not know her husbands, and con-
sequently her own name! In the easy
going fashion of the poor streets peo-
pie are known by some short title such
as Bill or Ginger. Very well; Liza
from the pickle factory gets acquaint-
ed with young man under such n
name and eventually marries the said
Bill or Ginger without ever knowing
his peoples surname. Why, then.
should these Bohemians trouble to
learn the names of their own streets?
London Globe.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-06
Big and Little Postage s.smp..

This country has the honor of hav.
ing issued the largest stamp ever made
an old five cent stamp, restricted to
the mailing Of packages of newspapers
and not intended for letter use. This
stamp was four inches long by two
inches wide, about two-thirds as large
as an ordinary banknote
The quarter shilling stamp of Neck
lenburg-Schwerin. which was issued
in 1856, is the smallest ever Issued
less than fourth the size of the cur
rent penny English stamp = and 1t
would take about fifty of them to GOV.
er the surface of the largest issued by
the United States.