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room for six persons), separated from
the remainder by railing with a
wide counter on the top.
Leading forward from the counter
to the partition dividing the grocery
and drivers compartments there are
two narrow shelves, one on each side,
with bins above and below in which
various kinds of package goods are
carried. At the extreme rear, at the
right, is a top-lift ice-box which
forms a part of the counter when the
top is down. In it are carried meats,
butter, milk, and other perishable
goods.
Outside of the body under the rear
are two-chicken-coops with hinged
swing-back bottoms. Two tanks are
also carried at the rear for kerosene
and gasoline.
"The truck is equipped with an
electric starting and lighting sys-
tenn, the current being used to light
three electric ceiling lights in the
body and to operate the bell used to
announce the arrival of the truck so
that the housewife has time to get
her list of purchases and purse ready.
The body is heated in the cold months
by utilization of the engine ex-
haust.
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Specialization.

Moses kept secondhand clothes
shop, and on leaving it in charge OF
his son key during the dinner hour
impaired to him the fact on the price
ticket one dot represent one dollar
two dots two dollars, and so on.
Returning Moses inquired If his
SON:
"Haf you had any customer key
-vat?"
Yes, Fader, l Rave sold de grey
coat all yes. for e,ght dollars
"Vell veil, now, you did goot bust
ness, for it was only five dollars.
No, Fader, l kept the ticket; see,
it has eight little dots here.
The old Jew scratched his head, and
smilingly remarked:
Jubilee, Jeruaslem! / will never
xii anoder fly
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In planning the interior decorations Of
your home, this beautifully illustrated
booklet will prove to you and your dec
orator of unquestionable value. 1t con-
tains instructive articles on art in the
home, color harmony, concrete informa-
ton regarding the artistic finishing of
your walls and ceilings.
All suggestions and practical advice
come from experienced decorators. A
great many color plates designed by
leading artists wildly show attractive
ly decorated rooms You can plan your
home from these illustrations and arti-
cles from bathroom to parlor.
You will also learn of the modern
Flat Oil Paint for walls and Ceiling
FOR SALE BY p. X.
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that letters of administration on the
estate of j. B. Chambers, deceased,
were issued to the undersigned BY
the Clerk of the Probate Court Of
Lee County, in the State of Arkan.
sas, on the 18th day of June, A. D.
1917. All persons having claims
against said estate are therefore no.
titled to exhibit the same to the un.
dersigned, properly authenticated,
within six months after the date Of
such letters of administration or they
may be preluded from any benefit in
said estate. And if such claims be
not exhibited as aforesaid, within
one year after the date of such let
tiers, they will be forever barred and
precluded from any benefit from said
estate.
Given this 2sth day of June A. D.
1917.
r. w. PATTERSON. Administrator
of the Estate Of ]. B. Chambers
Deceased. (55)
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131S-Bert King. Moro.
1018-Jackson Thomas, Mariana.
1666-WilI Harris, Brickeys.
2581-Pompey Hall, Mariana.
799-Clarence Harris, Council.
671-Henry Williams, Brickeys:
561-Miles Robertson. Jr., Marian
ma.
225S-Geo. Lee, Lexa.
1621-Lee Collin, Brickeys.
195-Henry Andrews, Mariana.
1O61-Jesse Davis, Soudan.
145-Isaac Lafayette Pyron, Mari
anna.
131O-Willie Jordan. Moro.
2366-Albert Avery, Haynes.
98-Claude FELTON, Leroy, Marian
ma.
1O58-Emmett Doyle, Soudan.
801-Nepoleon Hollins, Council
286-Henry Davis, Mariana.
99O-Will Madden. Mariana.
2227-Sandy Belts, Lexa.
2442-Anderson Macklintock, Hay
1573-Geo. Peter Williams, Marian
ma, r. /.
44-Eldridge Paris Douglas, Mari
anna.
226--Lee Roy Bradford. Mariana
2112-Isaac Green, Mariana.
2183-Will Robertson, Askew.
1746-John Henry Thomas, Brick
eys.
Julius Benham, Jr., Mariana.
24O4-Jesse Guydon. Haynes.
2586-Evelin Huston, Mariana.
24S8-Arthur B. Thompson, Mar
veil.
S46-James Randolph, Peters.
3So-Ellis Hughes, Mariana.
2411-John Gibson, Haynes.
216-Jona Benton. Hope.
2312-John Austin, Haynes.
847-Frank Russell, Council.
302-Willie Duncan, Mariana.
1910
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Doing hard work in bent or
STOPPING pos ton puts stitch in the
back that is painful. If the muscles
have become strained, you can't get
rid of it without help. The great
pentrating power of BALLARD'S
SNOW IMMINENT will appeal to you
most strongly at such times, because
it is the very thing you need. Price
Csc, SOC and $1.O0 per bottle. Sold by
Harrington Bros. *30
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In every home where there is
baby there should also be bottle OF
McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. 1t may be
needed at any time to correct sour
stomach. wind collie, diarrhoea or sum-
mer complaint. 1t is wholesome
remedy, contains no opium, morphine
or injurious drug of any kind. Price
25c and SOC per bottle. Sold by Har.
rington Bros. ~
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Are you up at night? Sanol is
surely the best for all kindey or blad-
der troubles. Sanol gives relief in
"a hours from all backache and blad-
der troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed
remedy. 35c and $1.00 bottle at
the drug stores. TT
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Large Trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c.
Sanol is family remedy. Sanol is
sold on an absolute guarantee. Re-
member if it says Sanol it is all
right. 35c and $1.00 at the Drug
Stores. 1T
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Our patrons are kind enough to say
we are giving them the best meats
they have ever been able to obtain
in Mariana. We KNOW We are do
ing our very best to operate high
class meat market, carrying native
and cold storage meats. IT you have
not given us an order suppose you try
us out once. We want an opportu-
phone ala *26
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1.-THE MODERN METHOD OF DECORATING
WALLS"-ILLUSTRATED BOOK FREE

PEE-GEE FI.ATKOATT. It comes in
"a rich, deep, velvety colors, which are
easily combined into the most charm
ing color schemes. Aside from us
beauty and durability, PEE-GEE
F'LATKOATT sets a new standard IN
economy and sanitation. Walls and
ceilings are easily cleansed with
moist sponge or cloth. thus saving the
expense and inconvenience of frequent
redecorating.
Write today to Peaslee-Gaulbert
Company. Incorporated. Louisville Ky,
for illustrated 4S-page book, "The
Modern Method of Decorating Walls
In the meanwhile call at this store for
color card. folder and any informa'
ton you may desire.
URNER DRUG COMPANY.
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Efficiency.

"Why, Bridget, you surely don't
consider these windows washed said
the lady of the house reproachfully.
Sure, / washed 'em nicely on the
inside, mum, so we can look out, re-
piled Bridget. "But / INTENTIONALLY
lift thin little dirty on the outside
so thin ignorant Jones kids Mkt door
couldn't look in
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Lee Chancery Court.
Mrs. Ida Adams, Plaintiff,
VS..
Marshall Adams, Defendant.
The defendant Marshall Adams is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff filed therein.
Mariana, Ark, July 5, 1917.
R. G. APPLE, Clerk.
By Ben B. Bonner, D G..
Attorney, R. d. Smith. (61)
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MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
ms Ike the lowest price.
WARNING ORDER.

In the Lee Chancery COURT.
Nora Veralee Pitts, Plaintiff.
VS..
Jesse B. Pitts, Defendant.
The defendant Jesse B. Pitts is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff filed herein.
Mariana, Ark, July Ia, 1917.
R. G. APPLE, Clerk.
By Ben B. Bonner, D. G.
Attorney, w. L. Ward. (62)
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197-Jerome Cadmus McGowang.

1197-Jerome Cadmus McGowang.
Moro.
2282-Dave Sanders, Rondo.
12O4-Abner Oxnor, Moro.
1377-LeRoy Turner, Moro.
S63-Foley Stephens, Council.
358-Robt. Hampton, Mariana.
451-Bassett Lockhart. Mariana.
745-Henry Brown, Peters.
2287-Jim Tinsley, Lexa.
573-Will Rogers, Mariana.
1789-Freddie McElduff, Mariana
1742-Lesser- Tunberlake, Brickeys
1137-Geo. Wilson. Soudan.
11O6-John Monroe, Soudan.
2525-Will Turner, Aubrey.
3O8-Geo. Edwards, Mariana.
429-Harry Jordan, Mariana.
1S33-James Franklin, Palestine.
1703-Will Phillips. Brickeys.
1431-Henry Brooks. Aubrey.
1383-Jerrie Woodland, Moro.
1787-Dolph McGraw, Palestine.
2103-Pleasant Stevens, Jr., Pales-
tine.
205O-Chas. Cover Hasley. Goodwin
2164-Frank Bean, Askew.
1850
2041-Joe Faust, Moro.
2320-Jo ohm Ed Free, Haynes.
2341-Sterling Francis Lilies, Hay
mes.
2114-Willie Burke, Mariana.
16O8-Joe Barber. Brickeys.
1459LSterling Calvert, Aubrey.
1921 Chester Wilburn, Lexa.
2257-Monroe Lipsey, Lexa.
2O9J-Willie Page, Mariana.
Alfred Bonner. Mariana.
1055--kobt. Childees. Soudan.
1925 Joseph VIII. Tolsnd Monroe
394-Andrew Howard, Mariana.
1025-Levy Williams, ThomaSville.
417-Hardie Joiner, Mariana.
354-Ason Haley, Mariana.
1931-Kenzie Williams. Mariana.
Alchemy Lewis, Mariana.
1497-Will Jones, Jr.. Aubrey.
1819-Oscar Brown, Mariana.
1609--Scott Bank, Brickeys.
2308-Luther Perry Bledsoe. Hay
mes.
2l7-Elvin Belts, Mariana.
2507--Will Jones, MARVEL.
1615-Andrew Boiler, Brickeys.
1875
259-Ira Cheers, Mariana.
1295-Wi lie Hays, Moro.
1756-Boyd Williams. Brickeys.
z067-David Vester Thomas, Moro.
2572-Alva Davis. Mariana.
106S-David Grant, Soudan.
1374-Ben F. Thomas, Townsville
1268-James Callihan Moro.
1631-Henry Davis. Brickeys.
1450-Henry Dudley Curry, Aubrey
322-Russell Fitzpatrick. Mariana
268-Frank Collier, Mariana.
1120-Robt. Rain, Haynes.
1365-Jesse Sims, Moro.
242--Steve Brown, Mariana.
1333--Lawrence Mccain, Moro.
1584-James Zarbo, Aubrey.
2511-Henry O'Neal, MARVEL.
702-Calvin Winfield, Mariana.
232-Paul Brandon, Mariana
597-Geo. Strong. Mariana.
2207-Lee Ray, Rondo.
694-Sam Williams, Mariana.
1927-James Walker, Mariana.
198-Wm. Armstrong, Mariana.
1900
1421-Wm. Edgar Wright, Moro.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
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CONSUMPTION BULLETIN.
Continued from page 3D.

1874-Daye Montgomery Marlanha
2327-John Bly, Hook, Haynes.
4S-Robt. l.. Foreman, Mariana.
3S-Maxcy d. Daggett, Mariana.
742-John Braden, Council.
64O-Monroe Valley. Mariana
195O-Eugene Davis, Pillow Mound
2240-Elmer Douglass, Marianna.
127-Everett Hooker Morgan, Mari
anna.
1986-Robert Jackson, Soudan.
14S1-Jim Holt, Aubrey.
1643-Burrell Ford. Council.
668-Stephen Whitefield, Brickeys
S8-Robt. Jefferies, Mariana.
2518-Essic Smith, Aubrey.
2127-Nat Murray, Mariana.
1494-Tommy Jones, Mariana. XII
1797--Robt. F. Russell, Mariana.
1518-Finis La McCay, Aubrey.
2169-Roy Grizzell, Askew.
743-Ester Barnes, Council.
827-Jim McCuthin. Happy, Ark.
1242-Aaron Bryan, .Thcmasville.
19O3-Lem Stevens, Palestine.
2252-Willie Jones, Lexa.
1O38-Horace K. Christian, MARI
anna.
13S6-Willie Welch, Moro.
976-Clarence Lockhart. Mariana
437-Chas. Kirby. Mariana.
1683-James Willie Lewis, Brlckeys
1614-Albert. Banks. Brickeys.
287-Hugh Davis, Mariana.
586-Malikiah Sephus, Mariana.
26O-Sam Cheers. Mariana.
2524-John Sumplir, MARVEL:
527-Ed. Chas. Paschor, Mariana.
2629-Handy Webb, La Grange
254-Olden Carter, Mariana.
2211-James Ably Vaughter, Lexa.
2451-James Pitts. Forrest City.
446-Carey Lewis, Mariana.
1888-Oliver Price, Mariana.
S9-Thos. Griffin Johnston, Mari
anna.
2354-Wm. Henry Trail, Haynes.
1726-Ed Sanders, Brickeys.
1925
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MAKES 4 TINY DEUTSCHLAND.

A wooden replica OF the undersea
freighter Deutschland will be eShi-
bited at the charity bazaar which Is
TO be held by sympathizers OF the
Central Powers for the henefit of the
war orphans aud widows, IN Con-
vention Hall soon. The replica is
being carved by Emil-Jung, local
sculptor. Charity is TO provide il
with an armor or iron nails at ten
cents nail At the close OF the
bazaar the committee i'll charge plans
10 present the historic Model 10
some museaum. either in Washing
ton or Baltimore. the first American
port OF the deutschland
From present. indications, iaeQovd-
ing loan announcement made hy tie
committee. the bazaar, which is to
be held under the patronage of
Countess Won Remstorff and Baron
ess lwiedinek promises To Ae one
OF the most successful charitable
events OF the winter, Tho executive
committee confidently expects To
raise at leaat go, eco Tor the benefit
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last week at Midlothian with her
sen Mumford Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Burns and Mrs
Snllie Burns have returned from a
visit with relatives at Port Layaca,
Texas.
Mrs, Jim Hudson and family spent
Sunday with Charlie Kidd and fam
lily.
Wess Satterfield of Oyilla spent
from Saturday till Monday with ].
w. Gibson.
Mrs. John Callahan and grand
children Alice and Bill Joyce spent
from Friday till sunday with c. Hud-
son and family
Misses Alice and O'Neal of Ray
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Lou
Bunch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed MeCrary and
Miss Ethie Oldham spent Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Glib
son.
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GAVE EMPLOYEES 500 BILLS.

Thirty Of the Oldest employees OF
Johnson x CO., shoe manufacturers
of Binghamton, N. Y, have received
from their employers a 500 bill
each as a token of appreciation Of
the service they have rendered the
company,
The bills were presented to them
at dinner given by George F. john
son, general manager OF the COM
pany, and his brother, c. Fred john
son,
George f. Johnson called for the
payroll OF the seven thousand EN-
ployes and found among them thirty
who had worked with him when he
was a foreman. Sixteen Of these
had been in the room with him and
fourteen we're cutters TO each was
sent an invitation to be the guest
of George f" and &C. Fred tthey
are still that to the boys" although
they are men Of millions1 at din
ner TO celebrate the closing OF the
year that marked the attaining OF
a more than fifty million dollar out
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removed az soon as possihle :.

ie'hosea az soon as possible. Tur.
pentine viii take out paint GREASE
apots can DC removed by placing a
pteee VI Drown paper. newspaper or
other absorbent paper over the stain
ana pressing with hot iron.
eiothes bags and knapsacks when
scrubbed perfectly clean should be
wen rinsed In order to wash ont ALI
soap.
How to Wash the Uniform.
me cloth should be washed in
laaeWarm water, with a soap SINH
lar 70 ivory or any other which
does not contain much alkalina mat
ter Lay the garment on a board
scrub thoroughly with coarse
brush. DO not under any eircum-
stances, rub the soap directly on
tue khaki, as this is injurious. Rinse
first in warm water. to which at
least : cups OF coffee grounds have
oesa daueu, when VIII help to main
tain the original appearance of the
khaki cloth.
Iron by using piece of ordinary
white drill. as an ironing cloth to
cover the rarment.
When rinsing it Is not advisable
to leave the garment an excessive
time in water
Special Preeaution.
|, Do not use strong alkaline
soaps.
?. Do not use so-ealled quick
dirt remover
3. Do not let water come to an
excessive heat. SCOUT
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religious life.

| Only men willing to subscribe -
/ this declaration OF principle shall ne
entitled to certificates Of leaaarsbi,
In carrying out the Boy Scout pro.
gram.
The activities Of the members az
the Boy Scouts OF America shall he
carried on under conditions which
Ishow respect for the convictions of
others In matters Of customs and re-
iision. as required By the twelfth
Scout Law, reading "A Scout il rev.
erent, He Is reYereut toward God
He 10 faithful In his religious duties
and respects convictions of Others
In matters Of custom and religion J.
In no case where troop Is con-
nected with q church or other dis
tinctively religious institution. shall
scouts Of any denominations or
faith be required. because Of their
membership in the scout troop. to
take part In or observe a religions
ceremony distinetiyely peculiar to
that institution or church.
The use and care Of Scout uniform
how TO wear--when to wear.
/. AT official troop meetings and
sociais; hikes, camps, educational
trips, rallies, demonstrations and
similar events. church or chapel SER
vices.
2. When taken formal test given
by the Scoutmaster. when taken
test for advancement In scout rank
before an examining board; when
appearing before a court OF honor
for examination or awards.
8, When ordered upon official du-
ties in such capacities as civic guides
or messengers, scout headquarters
first aid workers, and at
flag raising exercises.
When not to wear:
/ When soliciting funds or en-
gagged in any selling campaign.
2 When engaged In any distinct
i've political endeayor.
When appearing upon the stage
4. When taking part in parades
other than for the purpose of render
ing services as a scout.
Give 1t Proper Care.
L. Scouts should be careful of |
their clothing at ali times. Remem
Der that every article Of clothing rep
certain amount of money |
and "a scout is thrifty Never /
leave clothing about. even for Il mo- |
ment
?. You will receive greater satis- t
faction when wearing your uniform, |
IS well as getting much more wear /
nut of it, by keeping ii clean and +
repaired. Spots should always be
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PAIRICk's CHAPEL.

Little Miss Lucy jenkins has been
quite sick the past week With pneu-
monia. DR.. A. c. Miller is also on
the sick list.
We are enjoying some fine wealth
er at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. W. Gibson spent
Sunday with DR.. A. c. Miller and
family,
Mrs. Carl Grimes and children OF
Erath county spent "Wednesday
night With Mrs c, Hudson
Jim Hudson is now driving car
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Bunch aud Mrs,
Myrtle Isom spent Sunday with A.
L, Grimes.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. Hudson and son
Ionic spent Wednesday With John
Callahan and family,
Misses Bessie Lonell, Nesta Smith
Thadaus Matthews, Lottie Pollard
and laura Milstead spent Saturday
plsal ape sssgnygy With .Aspde Glib
SON
Clyde Graham of Northwest Texas
is spending q few days With his sis
ter Airs. Claude sullivan.
Misses Bessie aud Clara Meadows
and Mary Willie jackson apent sun
day with Miss Mary kirk.
Mis- bill Ballard spent i iew aass
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put, a gain OF ten million dollars
over the previous year. Nearly all
Of them are gray haired men now,
but they showed that they still had
the spirit of sthe boys" OF the old
days as they gathered about the ban
qaet tables. with George f." at the
head and &C. Fred" at the foot
Diners in other parts of the hotel
thought riot had broken out when
the guests turned over their plates
and found under each a $i0o bill.
The dinner is reported to have cost
$50 plate. The tips To the walters
We're $40 bills,-New York Tele-
gram.
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||[ FALL FAIR
HIIs DISCUSSED
.,r,Ry stHusTER INTER-
urps BUSINESS MEN OF
COUNTY.
-.-------~--~~
\ Prevails That Ellis county
Il, wake Hest showing ut
State Fair.

,,.,4tar & f, sehuster Of ths
,,s,thia Chamber Of Commerce
.,.ing 4 saing around the colin'
,.sertain what Ellis county vii
M regard % the free tall fan
INA BY the agricultural com
n, ii the organization for some
1 this fall.
A / expected that all towns In
,aaaty will lend a helping hand
|r,ss the free fall fair the biggest
N ii the kind In Texas The fair
i used to develop a prize win
Y exhibit to be shown al the Dali
I'm Ellis county is out after
\, mixes at the State Fair and
taa Palace,
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Roy SCOTT NEWS.
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Ne Boy Scouts oil America main
! dat DO boz can grow into .iht
J lind 81 citizenship wirhoit or
klag hi obligation To God a
! itt part Of the Bot
Nalage he profhsses 81 ~
pr will do my best to do my
II loGod and my country, and 10
\ the Scout law The reeogni-
ld God as the ruling and lead
power in universe, and the
|Aill acknowledgement of His IA
md blessings. is necessary TO
best type Of citizenship, and is a
nlesome thing in the education
ne growing boy, No matter what
boy may be. Catholic or Protest
y lsE--this fundamental need
god citizenship should be kept
|as him The Boy Scouts OF
fafa therefore, recognizes the
|sols elements in the training of
faE out i is absolutely non-see-
Fal n its attitude toward that re-
|ss' training Its policy is that
dsahlaation or Institution with
E the Boy Scout is connected
give definite attention to his
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of those whom the European war ha.

of those whom the European war has
bereft of their fathers and husbands.
Countess Won Bernstorff, wife of
the German ambassador, and Baron
ess zwiedinek will personally pour
tea while Nine. Panaretoff, wife of
the Bulgarian minister, will have
charge of a booth. where real Turk
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ish mocha. prepared By an expert
and served in Oriental fashion. will
be on sale, Washington Star.
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II you have secondhand articles
that you wish % spose OF let the
u In the Daily Lig xant cosumn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04

stvo ina vladar, Xxi je V izvrSeyaniu svoic dr5ovre
nalose, t. j. varstvo ma zunai in vzdrzevanie reda
V notranjem, odviscn od plemstva. Picnic s,anuie
ma gradovih, XII sc IL Nth razvijejo poznejc mesta
$ posebnimi pravicami mcSGansiva.
Slovenski Picnic Sc polagoma strne 2 nem-
skim, ker mu 10 daje gospodarsko korist in 5 TEN
druzabni vpliv. Svobodni slovenski posestnik Sc
izgublja, ker Sc deIoma podaja sam pod vars,vo
pieinlca' deloma ga razdedujc picnic, Xxi je ME
gov sodnlk in izrablia svojo Sodno pravico Y svo-
10 gosp0darsko kOrist. TIE razmere mas konGno DO
pomona locijo cd drugih Jugoslovanov. Mas dali
MI zgodovinski razvoj t. j. jezikovno-l itcrarni.
kulturno- politicni in gospodarsko-socialn razvoi
hodi odsieJ vzporedno z cvrcpSkim zapadom, Hi
ga "a mas oznatujeta dive gibni sill rimski kato-
licizem in nemski fevdalizem.
.. Fevdalec 81 hoce zagotoviti svoie predpra-
vice $ teml' ola Jh izvaja IL / ozie wolfe in Sc cato
nas'anIa ma sluzabnike sNoje cerkvc, ma duhovni-
s'No' nj roper We ceniti to pOdporo in Sc samo
IeVdailzlra, t.. j. cerkev spreiema cello fevdalne
make V svoie cerkvene uredbe. n. pr. = ustanay-
iJahJenl viteskih redov, kjer Sc verska ideja re-
"oVnlstva spaJa $ polititno idejo ~vitcStva.
iurHkl ilapadi nam jaSno kazejo, kako zapu-
S'cn III sam naSe narczan JIG bill slovenski pod
'oH'lK' fapezi so STEER ~pridigali krizaIske voine
roper Turkc, toda isto so delali roper krivoyer-
&c. "Bodisi roper Cehc, bodisi roper Turke, vse-
,eJ Jc MatlJa i'll madjarsRi narod pripravlien te-
VI ",u"'i tako Jc pisal Malta Korvin, ogrski
Nra'J' papezu Pavlu III. KrScanski Cehi in Turk
10 Je bio vseeno katoliSkim plemicem. Turk in
papesivc TO sc jc ma drugi strani protestant
skim %plemicem 2dela enako velika neyornost Kdo
ID potem hodil V boz roper daline Turkc, ko jc
,ahko donna Z vccJim i'll m~anisim trudom pobijal
Dodisl krivoverstvo, bodisi papeStvo?
Z. Stanle podloznika je bilo Sc znosno, yea
sh dovolj dobro V dobi naturalnega gospodar-
silva, ko Sc nj bill denar V sploSni rabi, ko Sc ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04
kakO Sc ubija socialiZem.


stvo s%prejemati zakone nasilnega gospodarja. ma
katere nj samo imelo niti naimanjSega vpliva.
Par d~esetletij nj bio V Bosni in Herzegovina
niti sence k~akSnega parlamentarizma, ne zboro-
valne pravice, ne svobode govora in tiska. Bese-
di "sOcializem' in "socialistiGno" sta bill KRAFT
komalo prepovedani, organizirane ~politicne stran-
Ike so bile nemogoGe.
Avstrija sama ie bila medtem konstitucio-
nalna drzava, dasi je bila njena konstitucija zelo
reakciOnarna. Razlika med MO, gospodujoco de-
zelo, in Bosno- Herzegovina je bila vendar velika
IN %natelna Bosna-Ilercegovina je bila niena po-
Sest njena kolonija.