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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21
Dokler je Gas!

Organizirajte sci Organizirajte
Sc politicno. Ustanavljajte socia.
listicne klube, ustvarjajte moeno
socialisticnO stranko!
Pripravite sc "a bOje, XII pridejo
neizigibno. Pripravite sc, dokler
je cas-.
Prisle bodO zopet volitve. Volt
tev je drzavijaaova pravica, ali
tudi njegova dolznOst. Steer nj v
nobeni ameriski pOstavi receno,
ola mora volilec voliti in nobena
kaZen nj predpisana, ce ostane
donna. Ali kazen vendar ne izosta-
ne. Ako ne glasujejo zavedni vo-
lilci, store to tisti, XII sc dajo 60
niti ma volisce kakor ereda ovac
in Oddajajo svoje glasove IL stra-
hu pred basom ali pa "a par ko-
zarcev piva. TakO Sc sestavljajo
veGine neumnih, izvoljeni so pa
potem p%rebrisani kandidatje, XII
znajo tudi v parlamentarnih "a
stopih poiskati svoi profit.
Ogromno stevilo delavcev v
Ameriki Sc nikakor ne Una ceniti
volitev in he pozna njihovega po-
mena. &c hi priznavali glasovnici
tisto vaznost, XII il gre, hi morale
biti Zedinjenih drzavah povsem
drugaGne razmere; polozaj delav-
cey bi moral biti gosposki, In TAXA
mizerija, kakrsna Sc siri n. pr. v
dobi brezposelnosti, ia katero
marsikdo prehitro pozabi,, bi bila
nemogoGa. Zakaj v konresu in V
zakonodajah bi tedaj sedeli ljudje,
XII hi vedeli, da so odgovorni "a
vednim delavcem, pa bi ma svojih
mestih delali prid delovnega
ljudstva.
Vsak otrok We. da Sc mixer ma
svetu ne. govori tOliko o svobodi,
kolikor V Ameriki. &c bi bila lie
polovica tiste slave resniGna, hi
moral biti tukaj re majhen para
diz. Ako pravimo, da je dezela "a
delavca veliko boil podobna PEEK
lu, Sc ne bOjimo, da bo veliko ugo.
vora, izvzemSi kajpada kapitaliste,
Xxi imajO nebeske case in Jim nj
treba, da hi 81 zeleli izpremembe.
Svoboda Sc MANFRED ne da i've
ljaviti z nobeno zastavo in ures.
nitit z nObeno himno. Tudi svo.
boda je V prvi vrsti odvisna cd ma
terialnih razmer. K~apitalist je
svoboden, ker mu njegov denar
dovoljuje, da Sc giblje po svoji
wolff Kdor ima million v banki, je
prost skrbi "a vsakdanji kruh, "a
topic pee in "a obleko; to je re
velik kos svobode. ZveGer 81 lah-
ko presto izbira opero, dramo, ko-
medic ali koncert: nihGe mu ne
more omejevati tie svobode. Me.
govi Sinovi gredo lahko studirat
pravo ali tehniko, ali pa uganjat
Sport in z~apravljat cas-; njegove
h6eri 81 lahko izvolijo bankrotira.
ne evropske vojvode ali pa pri-
kupljive %soferje; ocetovi bankov-
eli Jim jamcijo svobodo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

YPrepeljati jih imajo IL $500 NEST
v %sestnajst taborisc.
Ia ameriske z~eleznice je to he.
kaJ novega, ker MISC sedaj Sc nj
kdar ~prevazale tako velikih vojs.
skin Transporter in v tako krat-
KEN Gasu.
Skoraj petdeset izvedencev je
ma delu, da izdelajo vozni red, da
.pojde vse gladko cd rok.
Ravnatelji zelezniskih druzb IL.
javljajo, da transportacija rekru-
TOW ne DO ovirala tovornega in
potniskega prometa.
Ia prevoz tretjine narodne ar-
made bodo z~eleznice potrebovale
emo osminko Selezniske opreme
176 zeleznic. Potrebovale bodo
1887 VOC i'll 1908 lokomotiv.
'Voditelii strokovno organizira
mega d~elavstva in bivSi Glani o
gladstone stranke sklicujejo
"konferenco IA delavskO demo.
kracijo" "a dine 5. septembra Y
Minneapolis.
Chester Whright, tajnik provi.
zoricnega odbora, naznanja, ola je
bila kOnferenca sklicana, da uniGi
.ucinke takozvane conference
.ljudskega sveta'', XII priGne dine
/. septembra.
Po Wrightovi iziavi ina kon.
ferenca v Minneapolisu namen,
da zdruzi ve sile, Xxi so "a demo-
,kracijo, da pobijejo moci, XII so il
nevednosti ali drugih vzrokov
proti demokraciji in ovirajo vsled
tega vladno delo.
IL "neke pacifiGne luke" jaw
ljajo: Pet ladii, tri ameriske, ens
britska in. ena japonska, nj doslo
v luke, XII bi Uncle re zdavnaj pri-
pluti vanio. v mornarskih krogih
.govore, da so bile naibrz uni6ene
2 bombami, Xxi so dosle mamie z
blagom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

Clam zvezne obrtne komisije V
Washingtonu pravijo, da pred :
sednik Sc V tenn tednu avtorizira
zvezno obrtno komisijo, da priGne
z akcijo V industriji.
Predsednik je V soboto dopol :
dine k%Onferiral q zivilskim upra-
viteljem HOoverjem o doloGbah
glede premoga V zivilski predlogi.
Takoj cd Hooverja je sci V ura-
dine prostore Obrtne komisije,
kjer je vladal Sc velik nered radi
preselitvc.
Obiskal je tudi sc uradne pro =
store Robert S. Lovetta, XII ina
pod svojo oblastjo transportacijo.
Komisija je predlozila predsed-
niku porocilo o produkcijskih
troskfh "a premog. Dasiravno
MISC znami detajli v porocilu, Sc je
izvedelo, da ie komisija prOnasla,
da so proizvajalni troski "a pre-
mOg V INDIAN in Ilinoisu zelo nj
Xxi.
Komisija je pronaSla, da so po-
vpreeni produkcijski troski "a to-
no premOga, kot Trihaja IL rudni-
ka(mine-run), lie $1.30. Operator
il prodajaio tono premoga pc
1915 do $500. Profit xnasa mad
sto odstotkov.
Produkcijski troski bodo slu-
zili "a podlago d~olocanja cen. To
Sc zgodi Z vsakim rudnikom v
Zdruzenih drzavah. V poroeilu je
navedenih lie nekaj rudnikov liz
srednjega zapada.
Predsednik nj povedal komisar-
jem, kaj priporoci po zakonu pro-
ii premogOvniSkim baronom, to =
.da v ~splosnem pricakujejo, da
avtorizira komisijo, da nadzoruje
produkcijo in razdelitev premo-
ga, da jo pooblasti zaseci rudni-
Ike, &c Sc operatorji upirajo.
AmeriSke zeleznice imajo pre-
naliati od I do = senfannhra CCQ -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21
NAsLov (ADDRESS):
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zoos W. 81. rkEk1. CniCAGO, ILLINOIS

Organizacija premOgovniskih
baronOv v Colorado ie spreiela
sledeeo "fino" resolucijo:
"Na zadnjem sestanku premO-
govniskih operatorjev drzave CO.
dorado, obdrzavane Denveriu,
Colo, dine 20. julia 1917, je bila
sprejeta slede6a resolucija:
Sklenjeno, da stOpi takoi v We
ljavo, da priporo0amo, da maj DO
maksimalna cena "a "mine-run''
pri rudniku $500, "a premog v
kosih in izbrane mere pa 1925 "a
tono 1000 f%untov, Se Sc ga naro6i
ielezniski voz;
nadalje, odbor ina pravico
vprasati "a javno z~asliSanje pred
!. septembrom 1917, da razlozi
razloge, Xxi opravitujejo povisa :
ME cen.
Ena kopija tie resolucije maj Sc
odposlje oblastim v Washington.
Odbor je sprejel stevilne komu-
nikacije cd operatorjev DRAW,
XII zahtevajo, da podvzame akcijo
"a maksimalne Gene, XII stopijo V
veljavo S prvim septembrom 1917.
Omenjene ko~munikacije pravi-
10, da maj DO maksimalna cena "a
"mine-run" $3.50, "a premog V
kosih in izbrane mere pa $500 pri
rudniku, ee Sc ga nalozi zelemi :
Ski voz."
Pc tel resoluciji bi stall lignit
(premog najslabse vrste) 1915
tona. LAM je bill Ia premog pc
$4.75. Premog, XII je stall $s, DO
stall V Denverju So.
Kaj stori STRIFE Sam?
Rudarji V zelezarskih okrajih V
Minnesota SO objavili sledeGe "a
hteve:
Osemurni delavnik; spuscanje
rudarjev v rudnik in dviganje liz
MEGA gre ma kompanijski cas-.
IS mezde "a delo pod zemljo in
Osemurni delavnik. $3.50 "a delo
ma povrSju.
, 81 "a sedemurno deol v novih
rudnikih in mokrih krajih.
Odprava kontraktnega sistema.
Nobene razlike med unijskimi
delavci.
Pravica, da obiskuje uniiski
delegat delavce ma kompanijskem
prOstoru.
Zaziganje nabojev opoldne in
Pc koncanem delu.
Odprava obligatne zdravniske
preiskave.
Odprava listkov "a delo in Gr-
Min listin.
Sanitarne naprave v hisah in
kopaliseih.
Oficielno priznanje unite, da
Sc lahkO v bodoce s pogajanjem
reSijo Sport,
PogOdba nj veljavna, dokler je
ne sprejme centralna onganizaci-
ia "Industrijalne unije kovinskih
rudniskih delavcev Stew. 400.
Herbert G. Hoover je tidal cd
redbO, da preneha kuhanje zga-
MIA in spirita "a opojne place V
soboto, dine 8. septembra oh II.
zveeer.
v zivilski predlogi je doloeeno,
da preneha kuhanje zganja tride-
set dni pc tenn, ko je zivilska
predloga postala zakon.
Gas potece o polnoci dine Q. sep
tembra. Dan pade ma nedeljo, I'VE
Uni zakon pa prepoveduje kuha-
ME zganja Cd sobote IL. p. m. do
prihodnjega pondeljka do 1. p. m.
Vsled tega je zivilski upravitelj
tidal odredbo, da preneha kuha-
ME zganja OBJ II. p. m. v soboto
pred dnevom, ko pc zakOnu pre-
neha kuhanje zganja samo cd
sebe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

z Rimom, in avstrijski cesar Karl je postal Sko-
ia Szeptickega liz Lvova v Rim S posebno misijo.
IL Washingtona %poroSajo: Predsednik Will
son Sc vedno molei o papezevi mott in ravno tako
vsi elani Wade. Evidentno je, ola Sc predsednik ne
hi tako nitro vrgel v mirovno razpolozenje in ME-
gov odgovor DO vsekakor odvisen cd s~taliSca, XII
ga zastopa Amerika v vojni, Geprav Sc DO oziral
ma o~ficijelna mnenja zaveznikov. liz Belle hiSe in
drzavnega oddelka so prisle suggestive, ola Sc Anne
rika ne spus6a V nobene mbirovne spekulacije gle
de ma papezevo motto.
IL Amsterdama p~orocajo: V Kruppovih to-
valnah " Magdeburgu je zaStrajkalo ma stotine
delavcev. Eden voditeljev je bill a~retiran in OH
dolzen veleizdaje. ker je dell letake s pozivom ma
stavko. Delavci zahtevajo deset funtov krompirja
ma teden in vlada je voljna dati osem funtov.
IL Pariza p~oroGajo; Francoska trgovska NOR
narica belezi izgubo Stirih ladij v prejSnjem tednu.
IL Rima porocaio: SOvrazne submarine so
prejsnji teden potopile sest italijanskih parnikov
in pet iadernic. " tenn casu je priplulo V laSka
pristaniSea $50 in odplulo 500 ladii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

z Rimom, in avstriiski cesar Karl je postal Sko-
ia Szeptickega liz Lvova v Rim s posebno misijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

Ameriske zeleznice imajo pre-
peljati cd l. do 5. septembra $780,
600 rekrutov "a nar0dno armada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

IL Pariza porocajo: Francoska trgovska MOI
narica belezi izgubo stirih ladij v preisnjem tednu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-21

IL Amsterdama ~poro6aio, da sta nemSka in
avstrijska vlada sklenili oprostiti upornega poll
skega generala sodruga Pilsudskega, bivsega vo.
ditelja poljskih legij, pod p~ogojem, da gre V Syi.
co in ostane tamkaj do konca vojne.
IL odlomkov vesti, XII so prisle il Madrida 10
posneti, da so priGeli zelezniSarii ma Spanskem
2 generalno stavko. Vlada je mobilizirala vojaskc
cete in Jill poslala v mnoga zelezniska sredisSa.
Pc poro6ilu IL Curiha v Svici lie avstriiska
vlada izdelala naSrt "a novo us.avo. Ministrski
predsednik je sklical voditelie vseh strank, IS
20 stevilu, da Sc posvetujeio o zadevi. Kakor pa
stvari sedai stole v draw, je najbrze tax korak
bill %storjen prepozno.
liz Amsterdama porocajo: TukajSnji new
tralni opazovalci so vedno bolj utrjeni v mnenju,
da Sc je papezevo mirovno gibanje porodilo ma
Dunaiu 2 dovolieniem IL Berlina Informaciie IL
zanesljivih virov dokazujeio, da so veG tednov,
preden sc je oglasil papez, neprestano romale de-
pese brzojavke in zaupna pisma z Dunaia,
IL Berlina in Monakova v vatikan in obratno. Po-
glavar jezuitov Ledohovski v .Monakovem, kateri
je zdaj v Lucerni (Svica), je bill v neprestani zvezi
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1917-02-24
From Centerville, Miss.

The Colville Examiner-As a few
people are interested in the south. will
endeavor to picture some of the scenes
as we see them.
If you meet person afternoon it is
good evening" and if a negro, it is
chow you feel?" Most of the southern
people shake hands when you meet
them and are very friendly. The colored
people are very light hearted and love
fun. We haven't heard of dance
among them since we came here. They
have their own churches and schools. |
think there ID no compulsory school law
for colored children. There is a good
high school for the white children and a
large attendance. There are many
church members, most Of them belong
ing to the Methodist, Presbyterian and
Baptist churches. Centerville is partly
in Amite county and partly in Wilkin'
son county-having two doctors, two
drug stores, one bank, one dentist, a
dozen stores, one bakery, newspaper,
and the depot is in the center of town.
There is not plate glass front in the
town. No Office girl in any office, but
they are needed.
Most of the country adjoining is fair
ly level or slightly rolling, though there
are few decidedly steep hills, usually
near a stream.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1917-02-24
STOP THAT COUGH

A hacking cough weak ems the whole
system. drains your energy and gets
worse IL neglected; your throat is raw,
your chest aches and you feel sore all
over Relieve that cold at once with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The sooth-
ing pine balsams heal the irrltated
membranes, and the antiseptlc and lax
atve qualities kill the germs and break
up your cold Don't let a cold linger.
Get DR.. Kings New Discovery today
at your druggist, 50c.-Adv.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-19
COURT
Of PRESENT YEAR
FORTY-ONE CASES WERE BEFORE
MAYOR HOPKINS YESTER-
DAY MORNING.

The municipal court room ycster-
! day reminded many OF the days gone
by when the city allowed the county
| to use many parts of the city hall as
a county building.
The room used at that time for
holding the superior court with Judge
j. L. Sweat presiding, but few in
stances had more parties at interest
and spectators than the session of
| the police court yesterday with
Mayor J. Hunter Hopkins on the
bench. FOrty-one cases were on the
docket and in some of these at least
six were participants. There was but
a single drunk case This was a
white man who drew fine of $500
and costs.
Most of the cases were for fighting.
and female darktown played the most
important part. Some were badly
bruised, some cut and those of the
yellow hue showed eyes of the pur-
pie tint with an italian sunset" in
the background. In one fight in
which six women participated it was
shown by the evidence that a piece
OF fence was used 1t was also
brought out that besides fence pick
cts, bricks, bottles, boards and va
rious other weapons of the deadly
but handy kind were used-smooth-
ing irons. too, played very impor-
tant part in the evidence in one case,
while wash pot seemed to have cut
other weapon. In two cases the par
Elephants were bound over to the city
court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-19
TRAFFIC LAW IS
CAUSE Of WORRY
MORE VIOLATIONS OF THIS THAN
ALL OTHER CITY LAWS
COMBINED.

Ii ever a city official made an eff
| fort to enforce any one law, this can
he said OF Mayor J. Hunter Hopkins
of the city OF Brunswick. He has
I tried every conceivable plan to make
the gasoline public" obey this very
simple ordinance, and it seems that
all his efforts are of little avail. Yes
terday about eleven cases We're he
fore him for such violations and the
fines ranged from S100 for riding Il
wheel on the sidewalk to $25 for
speeding.
Cycle Officer Drury was there, and
in every case those who he charged
with such violations were convicted
one driver said it was Impossible for
his truck to make over twenty miles
per hour. When asked where the
truck was, he stated it was down
below" The mayor decided that he
would see if the man was really tell,
ing the truth and ordered Motorcycle
OFFICER Drury to give the truck
"try-out" Brick" Owens Ford eX.
pert happened to be in court and he
took the wheel. with the result that
ne made something over thirty miles
and told the mayor he could, with
little practice, make it forty. Polite
was fined $40.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-19
HERBERT HOOVER
SAYS SAVE FOOD
ASKS COOPERATION IN CON.
SERVING FOOD FOR OUR
SELVES AND ALLIES.

Herbert Hoover. food expert of the
government, is sending out the fol-
lowing letter to newspapers and in
diyiduals throughout the country:
q write TO ask your special cooper
alton in an important phase OF the
work of conserving food for ourselves
|, and our allies. The plan | now have
in mind is designed primarily to
reach the church people and the won
en,( but with he help OF the pres
it can be made TO cover the who'll
country.
"Uder date CT June IS. there vii
be mailed to every minister who's
name | can secure a personal lette
over my sign2tarc asking him IL
preach upon the subject of food con
servation on Sunday, July l. In tn
same letter, ! shall express the hop
that this day viii become known a
Food Saving Day and that it ma.
be made the purpose and motto
every Household IN America to say
the waste and win the war.
May l have your assistance alOnl
the following lines: First. on Nor
day, June Is (but not before) ant
on succeedin%5 days. to announce il
your paper the general plan for fooC
saving day, with whatever local ar
rangements for observing it may be
decided upon, ana to support it edi
tOrialll.
Second, on Monday, July 2 (bu
not before and on succeeding days
to carry in display type the motto
Save the Waste and Win the War,
to print also notes or abstracts O
sermons preached on July /, ant
most important Of all, to drive home
the lessons Of food conservation b!
your own editorial comment.
81 should be especially grateful ii
your influence and that of your pa
per could be used to enlist civic, fra
ternal patriotic and other organi2a-
tions in the effort to make food say
ing day really effective in conserv-
ing the food supply for us and for
our allies, and in reducing the cost
of living 10 our own people"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-19
MELoNe SHOW INCREASE.

Washington, June 1S.-Watermelon
and cantaloupc acreage in the princi
pal producing states show an increase
over last year. The watermelon acre
age is estimated by the department o.
agriculture at $500 acres, an in
crease of II per cent, and the canta
loupe area at 1880 acres, an in
crease of II per cent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-19

You will never know the good of
advertising in this paper until you
try it
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-19

, All The news all the time in The
Brunswick News.
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15
WHY NOT?

If a female duke is a duchess,
Would a female spook be a
spuchess?
And if a male goose is a gan
der,
Then would a male moose be a
mander?
If the plural of child is child
rem,
Would the plural of wild be
wildren?
If a number of cows are cattle,
Would a number of bows be
battle?
If a man who makes plays is a
playwright,
Would a man who makes hay
be a playwright?
If a person who fails is a fail
ure,
Would a person who quails be
quailure?
If the apple you bite is bitten,
Would the battle you fight be
fitten?
And if a young cat is a kitten,
Then would a young rat be a
ritten?
If a person who spends is a
spendthrift,
Would a person who lends be a
lendthrift?
If drinking too much makes a
drunkard,
Would thinking too much make
a thunkard?
But why pile on the confusion?
Still I'd like to ask inconclusion
If a chap from New York's "a
New-Yorker,
Would a fellow from Cork be
a corker?
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15
HUFFMASTER NAMED
LEGACY TAX AGENT

Gordon Huffmaster, an at
torney at Bonneville, late Sat
urday was appointed State in
heritance tax attorney by Gov.
Brough. The appointment was
for a six-year term, the appoin-
tee to receive $4,000 per an
mum.
Heretofore inheritance taxes
have been collected by special
attorneys appointed by the at
torney general, these special
attorneys receiving fees as re-
Enumeration. The office of in
heritance tax attorney was ere
ated in measure enacted by
the 1917 legislature.
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15
CAN RELIABLE PEOPLE
DEPEND UPON YOU?

The cause of the most of the
failures among men of brains
and strength sufficient to make
an otherwise success lies in the
fact that they are never de-
pendable. They tell you one
thing, and they mean it, but af-
ter a while their opinion or in
clination changes, and they tell
you another thing.
These are the kind Of peo-
pie for whom overseers were
made. Whenever they have
something to do there must be
a third man present to check
up their work, or the boss stay
on the job himself in order to
see what he wants done. If you
are young man starting out in
life, or you are older and want
to make more money, all you
nave " 10 ID De WOItH 1t. NO
matter what you are working
at you can get more money if
you show your superior that
when he tells you to do any
thing he can stop worrying
about it because you always do
what you are told to do.
Business men are willing to
pay you to relieve them oftheir
worries but when they have to
stand over you to keep tab on
your work they are still wor-
ried fearful lest you tangle the
whole affair and therefore they
keep watch on you. Let them
find that it is no use to keep
a close eye on you, that your
work is dependable and word
reliable and there will be one
business man who will want to
keep you working.
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15
T. ]. WELBORN MAKES
GOOD COTTON RECORD
Cotton mad Seed from FL Bales
Brings $2271.19, Cotton
Raised on Fl Acres

T. J. Welborn, one of Big
Bottom townships most sue
cessful farmers, has a cotton
record that is pretty hard to
beat, considering that just
few years ago the land
was considered good for moth
ing except for grazing land.
On q acres of land, the past
season, Mr.. Welborn made 81
bales of cotton, which brought
him a total of $1778.00 for the
cotton alone. Out of the seed
he paid for the ginning of the
cotton and the seed Melted him
$422.89, making a total of ST.
200.89 for the seed and the cot
ton. The crop was made on
land owned by R. r. Ration of
Newark and up until the drain
age canal was put through a
few years ago this land was
nearly all under water,an was
practically worthless for any
thing but grazing purposes.
This is splendid example
of the practical value of good
drainage, and shows what Big
Bottom land will do whenprop-
erly handled.
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15

It might not be polite to say
that many of us are striving
too hard to make a living, but
doubtless it is true. With many
of us the living is the most i'm
portant thought that originates
in our mind. We toll, worry
and complain to such an extent
that we do not fully enjoy the
living we get.
II is important that we earn
and receive a living common
surate with our existence. The
head of family feels the re-
sponsibility for those DEEPEN
dent upon him. To be negligent
or indolent in this would of
course be objectionable. But
what is fully as important as
making a living is making a
life.
Doubtless if we would give
more time to enjoying the liv-
ing we would find that what
we produce is far more eff
cient in providing the comforts
of life than we supposed. If
we would divide our attention
with ways and means of living
we would find that even a
small income from the farm
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15
HOLDERBY CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION
IN every home Sloan's Lini-

The announcement of J. H.
Holderby as a candidate for
reelection as mayor of Newark
appears in today's paper. Mr..
Holderby has served the people
as mayor during the past year
ami during his administration
the Gown has accumulated a
considerable surplus of cash in
the treasury. He is one of the
towns best citizens and his for
mer record is a good recon-
mendation as to what his poll
eies will be in the future should
the people again honor him
with the office.
The Newark journal., 1917-03-15
THE LIVING FOR A LIFE.

may afford a comfortable liv-
ing and a happy home. A large
income may not do this. Wealth
as important as it is, does not
afford pleasure and comfort
unless it contributes to making
a life. 1t is character that gives
hope, aspiration, and content
ment.
The Savior of men said 81
came that We might have life
and that you might have it
more abundantly." A useful
life, a contented happy life is
better than riches. Broad acres
"cattle on a thousand hills"
are not comparable to the
pleasure of living.
In a literal sense we should
take thought for the morrow"
but are we justifiable in dwarf
ed mental and physical pow
ers simply that we may earn
more? Isn't a life greater than
a living?
Then why not mack home
on the farm and enjoy life?
Why not strive to make life?
Why not make the life para
mount? This will insure the
living.