davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

nice, in treba je bilo sistematicnih metod, da sc
Urine mali MOI, preden JIG mogel priti do kon-
trole veliki MOI.
William McClintock in ~njegova zena sta po-
sedovala leta 1857. i'm tudi obdelovala kos zemlje,
katerega so IL posebne vljudnosti, XII vlada v We
mango okraju imenovali farmO. Bila sta lie diva V
druzini ter sta odporno zemljo pregovorila V to-
like, da je dajala wee kot sta sama potrebovala
IA vsakdanje zivljenje. Oba sta bla zelo Gloveko-
ljubna ter sta sklenila vsled tega, da adoptirata
otroka z druge revive farme. V resnici pa sta spre-
jela IA svoja celia diva otroka, decka pc imenu
John w. Steele in n~jegovo sestro.
V tenn casu so farmarji OBJ gotovih vodah V
okraju Venango opazili, da playa pc posrsini vo-
de neka %oljnata snOv. Bill SO to V %sploSnem zelo
nevedni in bajeverni ljudje. Kjerkoli Sc je voda
ustavila V majhnih tolmunih, So trpali ljudje to
Ollie $ p~ovrsine vode $ pomoGjo volnenih cunj,
katere so ~razgrnili pc vodi. TIE cunje so nato oze-
Ii, sprawl Ollie V steklenice ter ga rabbi IA zdra-
vilO.
Nekega dine je priSel V okolico enega teh oil
natih potokov MOI, Xxi je dale videl, nego so vi
deli ostali. Ia MOI ie bill Edwin l.. Drake. Zaeo-
tovil 81 je nekaj financijelne pomoti ter prego-
voril Mrs. McClintock, Xxi je bila takrat sama, da
mu je dovolila vrtati V nekem kotu farme. kmalu
Je postavi pc vsem prostoru dvigalne StolpiGe,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

pumpal ali dvigal ollie IL zemlje ter ~placeval last
niku farme $l5 IA vsak drugi sod OLA ali petro-
leja, XII ga je dobil IL zemlje.
Mrs. McClintock je dobivala cd Mr.. Draka
denar tako magic, da je smatrala "a potrebno ma
baviti 81 varno ~blagajno, V kateri je nameravala
hraniti nalahek naein pridobljene zaklade. Men
soprog je imenoval odoptiranega sina "a dediGa
V svOji opOroki in ona je to potrdila. Kljub tcmu
pa je bila toliko previdna, da je zavarovala V o.
poroki tudi svojo adoptirano hcer.
Dedic in naslednik je nestrpno Gakal, da po-
stane pOlnOleten. V tenn Gasu Sc je nagromadilo
re veliko b%ogastvo. 10 je bill proglaSen polnolet-
MIN, je bilo emo njegovih prvih dejanj, da je po-
rabbi pet petakov IA ~vZigalice pri zaziganju
smodk. Petak je bill spoh najmanjsi denar, XII ga
ie priznaval. PlaGal je pet dolarjev "a ~GiSGenje
~tevljev, "a enkratno brittle ali "a casopis.
Mexico 81 je pripel bankovce pc 800 pc svoji
obleki ter p%aradiral V njej pc ulicah petrolejske-
ga meSta. ker Sc V nekem hotelu nj poStopalo 4
MIN kakor je zelel je kupil hotel ter postavil
vanj svojega lastnega upravnika. PriSostvoval je
nekot neki predStavi crncev in podaril enemu
zadnjrh Statistov dragocen demant.
Financial je neko druzbo komedijantov ter
vsled tega korakal skozi mesto ma celu komedi-
jantov. Denar Y gotovini in denar, prihajajoc IL
dohodkov vrelcev, pa nj primal tako nitro, kakor
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
BOQaStvO cez noe.

( v Ameriki imamo nekoliko ljudi, O katerih
We yes svet, da so v nenavadno kratkem casu obo-
gateh cez noe, kakor pravi pregovor. Ker je V
TEN nekaj, kar sc zdi navadnim ljudem carobno,
misliJo, ola so to ~slucaji, XII Sc primerijo lie v ma
.slh dneh. Marsikdo pa Sc misli, da bi tudi on lah-
ko tako obogatel in pravzaprav vsak - ce bi
lie znal to umetnost.
Toda TAXI slucaji so Sc godili tudi pref nika-
kor pa he dokazujejo, da je lie stvar znanja in
spretnosti, da Sc obOgati ampak kjer MISC razme-
re "a TO-, tam je vsak trud miSic in una zaman.
kapitalisticni sistem sc S enakim tudeznim ustvar
JanJem in narastanjem bogastva ne da opraviGi-
I'll; ce pcgleda oko malo bolj ma dino, mora spo-
znati, ola je has kapitalistiGni sistem, XII ustvarja
ugodne %slueaje "a posameznike, najbolj krivieen
ve6ini clovestva.
PRAY posebno so rastla ~bogastva liz tai krog
leta 1894, ko SO si liudje v California; in Neva-
Oh vcasi spat kot revezi ali cello beraGi, pa so VISTA
Ii z%jutraj kot millionaire. Bio ie to V onih dneh,
ko so Sc zapadne farme in moGviria preko noel
~izpremenile V obljudena mesta. To so bill dnevi,
ko so priceli ljudje V okraju Venango V Pennsyl-
vaniji iskati petrolejske vrelce in so Jill tudi ma
sli.
Rockefeller, Payne, Archold, Rogers in osta-
Ii Sc Sc MISC podavili ma petrolejskem polju. Bio
je sc prezgodaj "a kombinacijo in monopole. CT
stilnice je bilo treba Sele zgraditi, istotako zelez-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

ske %rezuItate. kos vsakeuiu ugovoru. lie ia tcoriia
odKrlVa pravemu fllCzofr n soclOiOgu resnicno
nature in funkcijo drzave, Xxi nj druzega mic kot
"pravno in %politicno organizirana druzba'' in
zatorej Je lie izvrsilni organ vsakokratnih gospo-
darskih oblastnikov, XII 81 prikrajajo morale. pra-
vo IN pohtiko tako, da ostajajo V posesti svojih
predpravic kar ~najdalje.
Druga socioloSka teoriia, XII je Marx Z MO
prepodll mracne megle Z neba socialistiGnih upov
IN kl le z MO podaril znanstvenemu socializmu
polltlcnl konlpas IN ~njegovo pot V vsakdanjem
~zIvljenju, je veliki zgodovinski zakon razrednega
boja. y y teiIKHKI
Gospodarski polozaj druzabnih razredov ka-
kor poedincev je osnovni nagon IA vse Nth nrav-
no, pravno in p~oliticno ~izrazanje, in zatorei ina
vsak poedlnec nagon, da ravna V smislu syoje GO
spodarske korlsti, XII je trdna podlaga njegove-
ga ~zivlJenJa III predpogoj vse ostale zivljenske
vsebine. LategadeiJ stremi vsak razred ma politi-
cnem polJu pO preobrazbi zakonov, napray. tradi-
cJ IN nazorov, vztrezajoci njegovemu neposred-
MENU ali posrednemu mteresu. Tako nastale law
ne naprave Sc podedujejo in izrocaio cd roda
do roda III gospodarski izvor zapade pozabljenju.
Pravniki i'll modroslovci sc trudijo in jih braniio
kot vecne resnice, ne da hi Sc domislili Min
resnicnega izvora toda vzlic temu je razredni in
teres edna p%ozitivna razlaga zakonoy. razmer in
nazorOv, kakor je z bistrim ocesom spoznal Karl
Marx. V modernem svetu sta V strogem Smislu.
ne glede ma podrejene razlotke, lie diva ostro To-
cena raZreda, ma eni strani delavStvo vSeh kate
goriJ, IA drugi strani brezdclni lastniki: zate-
gadelJ Je prakticna in p~olititna posledica Marx
ovega nauka, ola moreta ObStajati lie dive stranki,
Soclalistlcna delavska in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stran-
ka zemlJo i'll Ostala proizvajalna sredstva pose
~dujotega razreda kajti politiGne stranke so lc
odmev in glasniki razrednih interesov, cetudi So
kazeJo povrsnemu opazovalcu V mnogih odrod-
kin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
Enrico Ferri.
XIII.
Marx
XIII.
K dopolnitelj Spencerja in Darwina
Konservativci in socialist.

karlu Marxu pripada ~zasluga, da je izpeljal
konsekvence modernega naravoslovja V polititni
e~konomlJf; cesto sicer 4 raZbohOtanimi tehnicni
mi podrobnostmi in mocno dogmatiGno pobarvani
formulami, tOda V teh formalnih posebnostih GA
sc prekasa Spencer, Xxi je V svoje first principles
poleg blestecih poglavij o razvoju uvrstil skola-
stlcna razmotrivanJa o prOstoru, Gasu, MEDIUM
ljivem it'd. Znanstvena della Marxova je kajpada
do zadnJlh caSOv pravoverna veda vsepovsod ubi-
Jaia z molkom, danes pa je njih neizbrisni sijai
vsepovsod WIDEN in neoporecnO pripada MarXu
casino meStO poleg Karla Darwina in Herberta
Spencerja; z NINA tvori trojico znanstvene re.
voluciie, X je 5 svojim pomladnim vrseniem ma
polnila ~misljenje druge polovice 10. veka.
S trent genialnimi idejami je Marx ~predvsem
dOpolnil cd prirodoslovja spoteto revolucijo V po-
liticni e%konomiji.
Odkritje nadvredn0stnega zakona, Xxi ina
pretezno tehnicen znacaj kot pozitivna razlaga
kapitalisticne akumulaciie brez lastnega della. sem
ma predidocih straneh v glavnih potezah re ONE
nil in zategadelj Sc ne spuscam V natancnejSi raz-
Dor te misli.
ODE Ostali teoriji Karla Marxa mas pri sploS-
nth razmotrivanjih o socializmu mnogo boil "a
nimata, ker podajata V resnici gotov in zanesljiv
kljue do vseh skrivnosti druzabnega zivljenja.
Ze 1859 je V svoji kritiki %politiGne ekonomi-
1e namignil, da so gospodarski pojavi podlaga
In pogoj vsemu ostalemu delovanju cloveka in
druzbe IN da so nravnOst, pravo in politika lie
gospodarskim faktoriem vztreza joel pojavi in ST.
Ger pri vseh narOdih sveta, V vsakem razdobju
Nth zgodovine. Tia misel odgovarja velikemu bio
loskemu zakonu, ola je funkcija opredeljena ma or
ganu in da je vsak clovek tax, kakor ga napra-
WHO prirojene lastnosti in vplivi eksistencnih po-
goJev njegove okolice ~zivljenia c~lovestva nam ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

raznovrstnega blaga, zlata, biserov: Xxi poseda po
verandah kavarn in gostiln, modruioG o visoki
politiki in obiraioG druge Judi.
Yeast mu je srce poskakavalo, kadar je Easel
med to ljudstvo. Sedaj he wee. Jeza ca ic grabila.
ko Je pomiSlil, da Sc tu traffic bogastva, brez-
miselno, neumno, docim V njegovem sosedstvu
pridni lJudje stradajo in predGasno umirajo -
radi pomanjkanja. On sam trpi - trpi =, a to
bi Sc pozabil, Ola nj ma tisoce drugih, XII enako
trpe. In kdo je kriv? Ali ne pada greh ma duso
malomarnim gizdalinom in gizdalinkam, Xxi tukai
pc neumno3ti zapravljajo denar! Odkod imaio
ia bogastva: KdO jim Jill je ustvaril?
Bill so hipi, ko je mislil, Ola mora skociti med
to ~lJudstvo i'll glasno zakricati: To je vse pokra-
demo, ve priropano! Dol 5 tenn liSpom!
kako blazno! IIaha! To so njegovi pristni
%obcutki, a ola Jill izrece, hi ga zaprli - V jeco,
lai pa V norisnico.
a vendar bisi olajSal srce
SemtertJa ga je zabolelo Sc nekaj drugega.
koliko je bilO zenske krasote ma TEN Ringu,
V TEN mestnem parku! On je bill tako mlad, V
MEM je bilo toliko zivljenske moci, tako Lube
zensko hrepenenje sc ga je polotilo v6asi, da sc
je zbal norosti. Gledaioc vso to svezo. mlado
lepoto, te drazestne, cvetoce obraze, te iskreGe SO
ocl, poslusaJoc tie zvonke, srebrne glasove, mu jc
zasumela kri V uSesih in ~zavrsela V CLAW: srce mu
je mOgocno utripalo, kolena so Sc mu sibila. On
bi tako rad ljubil kako mlado 1.-Two bite Toliko
neskoncne ljubezni je bilo v niegovi dust, da bi
morale zadostovati IA cele rodove - in vse to ie
zaprto, zakopano. Mega ne ljubi nihce. Kaj bi
dial IA EN- objem, "a en- vroG poljub -!
Tedai je vcasi videl zensko, lepo, elegantno.
kimu je gledala V oGi, kakor bi mu njeni pogledi
hoteli reel: Glej, tn najdeS, cesar iSccs. JAZZ tie
hOGem ljubiti.
In V ruSi So MAJ JIG dvignil gmus in pomi-
lovanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
Savicev pesimizem.
Etbin Kristan.

Sal Sc Sc skisaS V svojem brlogu, je dejal
vrli kremen, kO sc je bill Pavel nekoc re pol ure
branil z vsemi mogozimi iZgovOri. Coveski razum
nj IL zeleza; nobena rec Sc ne SINE proved napeti,
ve pOci. Ccis sc in ucis, a kOncno mislis mar,
da postanes uen? Vraga! ZblazniS, zblaznis. Ali
maj ii povem nekOliko primerov? &c hoGeS, liz
svOje lastne druzine Jill VEN.
ne, ne ne maram posluati takih primerov.
Sal VEN, da je vse mogoGe, a doslej Sc Sc ne bo-
jim, Ola zblaznim.
= Kaj?! je odvrnil Zupan. Kaj Zblazniti!
&c tudi nj tie nevarnosti, vendar lahko postanes
hipohonder. Ali bi ne bila skoda?
- Pustite me, pustite. Sal veste, kako je.
= Eth, kaj, veste, veste Sc je kremzil Ra-
kez. TakO je, da nj lepo, kakor zivis. Ali smo
tvoji tOvarisi ali ne? He?! Nihce ne SINE tako
zanemarjati svojih tovarisev. TristO ~rOga1ev! Sal
tie clovek niti ne vidi, ce tie ne poiSce V tv0jem
brlogu! Ali ne pravi re svetO pismo, da cloveku
nj dobro, biti samemu?
- Da, da, da. A JAZZ imam della. Prosim
vas, ne silite me.
Tovarisi so godrnjali in odsli. Savic JIG ostal
sam donna. Tako sam
Cutil je, ola imajo prav V marsi6em. Clovek
sc res riskira oh TAKEN zivljenju. In napredka nj
pravzaprav nobenega. U6i Sc, uci, a OBJ vecnem
pomanjkanju denarja mu ucenje lie malo koristi.
S casom sc je preprical, da z medicine ne
pojde. To je dolgotrajen studij; tako dolgo ne
v~ztraja.
To spoznanje ga je jake bolelO. Razbijal 81
je glavo, da hi sc domislil, kako bi pac kai po-
vocal svoje dohodke, a bilo je vse zaman. Kon-
emo Sc jc $ tezkim srccm odpovedal medicini, ter
je preset V filozofijo. Tako pride pref do druha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

MOI Bog. kdove, koliko sramotc, koliko
dusevnlh bolecin velia ia tvoja fina obleka, Ia
tVoJ lisp, ve to, kar - potrebujcS, da privab-
LAS IN mamiS moSki svet, VISA ia sredstva svoic
obrtl! kdove, liz kaknega morja SOFIA sc jc dvig-
Mia ia tvoja - ljubav! Kdo je kriv?
Ha! kakSen svet! Koliko lazi, koliko moe
virja! KIDD resi- to liudstvo:
svoJi sobici je potem cesto vzdihoval i'm Sc
vpraseval, kaj hi Sc morale zgoditi, Ola hi Sc tc
srozote odpravile $ sveta. Prisegal ie, da Sc hoGc
norlti prot vSem lopovScinam, XII ustvarjaio take
s%trahote, XII pehajo ljudi V tako ponizamic. Toda
kdo mu pokaze pot?
lHkusal Je priti v dotiko Il bednimi liudmi
vsake vrste, spoznati njih du&r, prouCiti njih
boil, odkriti wire njihovega trpljenia. Veasi so
odgovarJali, ce jh je izpraSeval, nekatcri rcsig
hlrano, nekateri polni britkc iezc. Yeast so ga
cudnO pogledovali in MISC odgovorili niccsar.
On, nekaj cloveskega je vendar V vsch
ten IJudeh, Je ugibal: one zadnje iskrice vcndar
Ill nlogla Zatretl nObena sila. Pod vso bedo, pod
vso sramoto tie vendar ostanki zeriavice. &c hi
Sc lie razpihali, lie razpihalil Zopet hi Sc dvignil
plamen in cloveStvo hi vstalo il svoiega suzeni-
skega ponizanja.
In S podvojeno pridnostio Sc jo uciI in po-
uceval svojc paglavce. Stiskal je uboge kraicaric.
obracal Jill ma vsc strani, preden je cnega TIDAL,
trpel je in - upall
a beda nj hotcla izginiti in upanie ic peSalo.
kar sc je zgodilo nekai nepricakovanepa.
skOraj nemogocega. Kakor hi V tajnih visavah
zadonela himna vesoljne sreGe. Vsi medli upi
nJegovi so zopet vzcveteli, kak0r da ie nebeska
rosa padla ma zejne, pOvenjene cvetke. In dusa
Sc mu je dvigala.
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Bolivia ie preklicala nevtralnost V zadevi
voJne med Ameriko in Nemciio pc zgledu Brazil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

cenih MarXovih idej "a umevanje vseh velikih po-
javov kulturne zgodovine, priporoGam delo Lo-
RTE IL NIGGA spozna ,da jc Ia druzabna t%eorija mai
genialnejsa in najplodovitejsa, kar Jill je bio
kdai zamiSljenih in da razlaga druzabno zgodo-
vino pray tako Y ME najsinejSih dramah, kakor
~zivlJenle poedinca V mega najdrObneiSih dogod-
XIII 5 %pomoGio pozitivne in induktivne metode,
ki popolnoma uStreZa smeri znanstvenega miSlje-
MIA imenujejo jo materialistiGno Il
Zgodovino Glovestva so razlagali ma diva raz.
LENA natina, ampak enOstransko in torej nepo-
polno, cetudi V duhu p~ozitivne vede - ma ne
znanstvene razlage, sloneGe ma hipotezah o I've
vidnosti in Svobodni wolf, Sc ne oziram, in ST.
Ger: cd Montesquicuja in Buckleia zasnovani "te-
lurski determinizem in" antropoloSki determini-
zem" etnologov, Xxi izvaja YES zgodovinski process
IL organskih in duSnih plemenskih lastnosti. Karl
Marx je i~zpopOlnil in zdruzil ODE teoriii in jul
psiholosko pozivil Y svoiem "ekonomskem de-
terminizmu.'
Gospodarske razmere so ucinek "antropo-
loskih' sill in lastnosti, Xxi Sc razvijajo V DAM "te-
lurSki" okolici ma drugi strani pa so vzrok vseh
ostalih nravnih, pravnih in ~polit6nih kulturnih
pojavov individualnega in druzabnega zivljenja.
u TIL. Rogers, "L'interprttation tconomiquc
de historic paris 1888. Loria. "Les bases
economiques de la constitution sociale" paris
lS94). Loria dopolnjuje splosno misel Karla
MarXa $ teorijo o ''okupaciji proSte zemlje" kot
glavnim vzrokom in hkrati kot tehnicno razlago
"a %razlicne socialno-p olitiGne probleme; to teorijo
je ma siroko razvil V "Analisi della proprieta ca
pitalista" (Turin 1922, V katerem delu Sc ocitno
oddaljuje cd induktivne metode, obravnavajoc V
/. zvezku t%eorijo in V III. dejStva, Xxi ma Nth sloni.
To Je genialna teor;ja X. Marxa, pozitivna
in znanstvena kakor malokatera, XII ie oprta ma
geoloSke in bioloske, ma psiholoSke in sociolo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
(Dalje %prihodnjic.)

Bolivia je preklicala nevtralnost V zadevi
vojne med Ameriko in NemGiio pc zglcdu Brazi-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-07-20
Southeast Vienna

Mr. and Mrs. Rob. DAILY, Mrs. Ida
Bingham and Mrs. w. w. Parks of De-
troit motored to the home of Ira
Sprague of Milington last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Van Vleet are en-
pertaining the formers mother, Mrs.
Van Vleet of Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vickerman spent
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob. Daily.
Chas. H. Montague was very unfor-
tunate to lose one of his horses, last
Wednesday, while moving on the road
with his hay press. 1t comes as great
loss just at the beginning of harvest
season.
Chas. H. Montague was in Detroit on
business Friday.
Cecil Daily has returned home from
Flint after spending a week at the
home of Oscar Smith.
Miss Leona Bellinger has returned
home after spending the last two weeks
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Burt
Powell CT Lapeer.
Mrs. Chas. Montague was called to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Merrill of Arbela, last Monday
night on account of the serious illness
Of her uncle, Fred Bole. He Is some
what improved at this writing.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-07-20
Thetford Center

Carroll and Miss Hazel Hawley of
Flint spent the week end at home.
Miss Dorothy Sanford spent the week
end with Clio friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Hawley spent
Thursday in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Hawley and
son Harold, of Flint. spent Sunday at
the home of Burton Hawley and family.
Roy Hobson, Cyrus Chatfeld and
Silas Martin and wife, of West Vienna,
visited Ray Chatfield and family Sum
day.
Mrs. Mae Ostrander and son of Sagi-
nav visited at the home of his parents,
Saturday night and Sunday. Little
Wesley Ostrander who has been spend
ing few weeks with his grandparents
returned home with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen and family of
Saginaw, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ostrander.
Dell Knoll has been visiting his son
and family at Lansing for few days.
Ben Mcdowell, of Flint, visited
friends Saturday and Sunday and spent
Sunday afternoon with Verne WILDER.
Mrs. Aldach, of Standish is spending
few days at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Ted Ferry,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horton and
daughter, Jessie Louise visited at the
home of Mrs. A. NJ. WILDER, Monday.
Mrs. F. J. Wilber'visited Mrs. Nellie
Beckwith, Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. George Bellenger are
spending few days with Charles Craw-
ford and family, of South Thetford.
Miss Jessie Cummings visited Miss
Mildred Reynolds recently.
Joe Cummings and wife spent the
week end with their grandfather, Cbas.
Gerwolds, of Columbiaville.
Miss Ruth Pound has returned home
after spending a week at the home
of Russell Crawford and family, of
Otisville.
Mrs. Annie Scott has been spending a
few days here looking after the inter-
ests of her farm, and is now visiting
at Beaverton, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers, Mrs. Abe
Lawrence and Charles Krause and fam
iy, of Standish, spent few days last
week with Sam Brady and family: they
returned home Sunday.
Russell Crawford and family visited
at the home of George Pound and fam
lily. of Montrose, and spent Sunday
with Sam Brady and family.
Leo Moran, of Rochester, is spending
his vacation with his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Benjamin.
Mrs. Chrissey Page and Mrs. Susie
Page visited at the home of Mrs. A. M.
WILDER, Wednesday afternoon.
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North Theft

Mrs. George Blaine is
Leon Davis for a few
Davis having a new barr
Mrs. Arthur Galbraith
and Sunday with her
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Saturday evening at Bur
Mrs Lawrence Mahan
to her home in Flint aft
week with her parents
Walter Blaine and other
Otis Cook and family /,
Page and wife Saturday
Mrs. Frank Bower of
ing relatives in this vici
Mr. and Mrs. Beers
Fisher, made a bushes
Friday.
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sailed for New York and at once or
ganized a band which made many
notable appearances, among them a
series of concerts In the New York
fIippodrOme. For four years he played
on the Battleship Kansas in the Unit
ed States navy. He has played In
nearly every state In the Union.
One critic says: "Signor Pallaria
literally pulls the melodies and class
ical interpretations from the instru-
ments of those who compose his band"
His organization is made up In large
part OF individual soloists.
or the descriptive Cavalry Charge"
one of the features of their program.
the following report Is taken from
newspaper in a town in which they
appeared last summer:
1.-THE descriptive Cavalry Charge
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was nothing short Of marvellous. The
morning Of the battle dawns, and the
beautiful, soft strains Of the music
foretell nothing Of the fierce conflict
that soon ensues. The approach OF
the cavalry I'm the distance is soon
heard. Nearer and nearer II comes
until at last the great tones Of the en-
tire band burst into fortissimo. telling
Of the deadly melee in which cavalry
infantry and artillery mingle. This
wonderful composition ends with the
enemy defeated, and as the music be-
comes softer and softer the pursuit Of
the cavalry dies family In the dis
lance. until there is no longer any
sound. At the conclusion Of this num-
Der the dropping Of pin could have
been heard anywhere in the audience,
so intense was the suspense"
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Arbela Notes

AL. Leach raised his barn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewer and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Currier spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts and son
Floyd spent few days in Pigeon. Hur-
on Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hill of Columbia
VILE and Mrs. Cooley of Clio spent
Wednesday with M :. Hill.
Ellis Vincent ana wife and daughters
sfent Sunday at &. Hunts.
Miss Winnie French spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. Edmund Miller.
Mr.. Ralph Hill of Columbiaville is
visiting at George Hills.
Mrs. Hollenshed of Dawson is spend
ing few days with her granddaughter
Mrs. Frank Caryl.
Mr.. Dave Dalyrmple's are quarantine
ed with scarlet fever.
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cAvENY LONG BEEN STYLED
THE "YoUNG FRANK BEARD"

J. Franklin Caveny, chalk talker,"
artist, humorist and lecturer who
comes here as one of the feature num-
bers Of the Chautauqua, was styled by
the New York World few years ago
rThe Young Frank Beard" And thus
he has been known in his Chautauqua
and Lyceum career ever since. He has
studied in some of the beet art schools
in this country and possesses mach
natural ability with the brush and
pencil. He draws lifelike pictures in
colored crayon in full view Of his
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HAVE PUT BAN
ON The CAMERA
IN Mexico Andre Tridon Found Ii
Difficult to Get Any Pictures.
he SAW RUINS EVERYWHERE.

MAS Waiting al che Station to Take
Train When He Got Word II Had
Been Blown Up-Schoois We're Clos
ed-About 1900 Japanese In Country.
when | WIS in Mexico a few weeks
ago" says AEdre Tridon, Mexican war
correspondent for the Independent.
who will speak here at the Chautau-
qua, II had a hard time getting any
pictures of Mexican scenes and of Mex
leans. They have put the ban on the
camera.
~You see, 1t is this way: Mexico Is
one mass Of ruins,-a l found 1t. II Is
terrible the way things are smashed
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TRI-COUNTY CORNERS.
Too much rain.

Too much rain.
Mrs. John Bouns visited at Mrs.
Dell Rundlett's. Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie Kominski is visiting at
her uncle's, James Ferman's this week.
Evrett Rundlett, Milford Halves and
Ivan Richardson attended a social at
MIR. Coles Friday night.
Attend sunday school at Pine Grove
next Sunday and hear about the picnic.
Geo. Lacure, wife and son called at
Dell Rundlett's last Thursday.
Cecil Richardson and Jenette Parsons
visited at Mrs. VIM. Halves last Fri.
day.
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"Some land in Mexico is worth as
much as $40 an acre, but there isn't
much Of 1t exchanging hands right
now. The population In the desert
regions averages about one to the
square mile.
THE Germans are the only nation
ality that have any prestige in Mexico.
and we're joke. There are only
about 1900 japanese"