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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
VIII.

Savic je popravljal solske naloge svojih IL
cenk. Bile so take, kakrSne so Solske naloge ma
vadno. V nekaterih je vse mrgolelo napak, neka-
tere so bile jake korektne, a tie so ga vecinoma
nalbolj jezile. Tezko jim je bilo kaj ocitati. a ven
dar so bile vtasi take, da bi Jill clovek kar raztr-
gal. Puste, prazne ali korektne. Vseskozi pra-
vim ornament, nobena crtica pretanka ali pre-
debela, noben krog presirok ali preozek. a brez
vsake ideje
Popravlianje solskih nalog je jake ~dolgoeas-
ma rec. Sayic je pa jake potrpezljiv clovek Toda
danes sc mn hoce nit potrpljenja utrgati vsak
cas-. Da hi bilo V teh spisankah lie kolickaj last
mega! Pa mic, mic!
Pregleduje, nalogo Ia nalogo vse po cnem
kopitu =.
Kontno nekaj druzega.
No, kaj je to? Kaj, to dekle filozofira9
"Pesimizem nj mic druzega nego bolezen. vi
di sc nam resnicen, kadar tici vzrok bolezni Clio.
boko v dust. Tedai napravlja lahko globok vtisk.
Vecinoma pa ne izvira IL duSevnosti, temvec same
IL domisljije. In pogostoma je samo manira
Pesimizem nj niti Opravicen niti utemeljen. Svet.
narava, vse ~zivljenie V svoji celoti in v posamiG.
nth delhi glasno prica prot pesimizmu ..." -
Kdo je to dekle, XII sc upa tako odlocno obso.
jati pisimizem?
Ia naloga je vendar mikavna. SaviG Sc ne
strinja s tent Maori seveda ne: sal nj treba
Sc posebej povdarjati tega. Savic jc ~vteleSeni pc.
simizem in drugi ljudje Sc seasonal re Sc prepri.
cajo, da ina pray. A priznati mora, da ie ia ma.
loga zanimivo spisana. Nekaj primitivnega ie v
niej, kar pray mic ne dist pc knjigah; in prav to
mu ugaja.
To dekle torej obsoia pesinizem.
Kdo pa je pravzaprav: kako Sc imenuie?
Tonka H~rastova.
FL, tai Tonka =. Tudi zanimivo. V osmem
razredu nobeno dekle ne rabi diminutiva "a svoje
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
Socialism i'm ZaSebna last.

Jasna i'll veli6astna je misel socializma. So
cialisti konstatirajo, ola so pc imetju danasmii
ljudje razdeljeni ma diva razreda. Eden teh raz-
redov, delavski razred, pa ie prisiljen, ola Sc "a
mezdo prOdaja drugemu raZredu. Proletarci nj
majo mic - nimajo svojih tovarn, nimajo stro-
jew, nimajo sirovin, katere hi izdelavali in pre-
delavali, nimajo niti polja, niti travnikoy, ola hi
Jill Obdelovali. cato pa Jill najema drugi razred,
da mu proti pla6ilu robotaio. Drugi razred ina
pOlje, tovarne, stroje IA izdelovanje i'm pa dovoij
denarja ia razred kapitalistov in posestnikov
ne della, ali vendar sc nu izborno godi. Ia razred
sprejema cisti dobicek, najems6ino "a pole, IA
stanovanja, obresti vrednostnih papirjev. dohod-
Ike IL akcij, IL ~obligacij ter podjetniski in trgo-
vinski dobiGek.
PRAY jasno je razvideti, ia lie dobe tisti, Xxi
delaio, IA svoje delo toliko, kolikor hi morali do
biti, drugaGe hi gotovo ne hodili raztrgani in lac
nj - in tisti, XII mic ne delajo, pa hi ne ziveli
V izobilju. Pravice hi! u meZdnim delom postanejo
usluzbenci odvisni cd deloda jalcev. In pray tako,
kakor nj V meStu tovarn Ia delavcc, nj IA kmc-
th Zemlje "a kajzarje in male kmetiGe. Tovarnc
so v rokah tovarnarjev, pelie in gozdovi pa V
rokah velikih posestnikov. Kmet obdeluje zem-
lilo V potu svoiega obraza, veleposestnik, gra-
Soak pa sc zabava V mestu ia zulje ubogega kme-
zemlje. Rudar robota V rudniku vsak dan mu
preti smrtna nevarnost lastnik rudokopa pa 81
z dobickom, XII mu ga rudar $ tezkim delom napra-
vi, sladi &c tako sladke urice prijetnega s~vojega
z~ivljenja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
(Dalje p%rihodnjic.)

line. Same gOspice so, XII Sc noGejo imenovati ia
kO kakor mala dekletca ali kveGjemu ''Backfis-
Chi. Same J~osipine, Albertine, Antonio. Torej
Tonka Hrastova je tista, XII trdi, da svet, narava
III vse ~zivljenje obsoja pesimizem. Glej, glej! Kaj
pa We ia Tonka o svctu, o naravi O z%ivljenjui Kar
Je citala V Solskih knjigah in kar so il povcdali
profesorji.
NO, no, lie pocakaj, dckle Prideio drugi cast.
Pa kaj YES ii o pesimizmu?
kaj pa JIG utemeljeno V svetu, V naravi, v
zivljenju?
Ha, ha, ha! Dekle JIG morda zaliublieno, Sc
veda, V Smem razredu ina &c vsaka svoiega obO-
zevalca, pa ga DO imela tudi Toncka. cato pa s-
MA V srebrni mesecini, kadar bezeg duhti in say-
eek drobi, o sladkih slasteh %ljubezni. Tako sodi-
10 VISA mlada dekleta, razlika je samo v tem, da SO
nekatere %pogumne, druge pa ne, nekatere znaIo
povedati, kaj mislijo, drugc pa mic.
No, lie ~pocakaj! o tenn optimizmu in pesimiz-
mu Sc re Sc pomcniva.
Savic je popravljal svoje naloge, a jezil Sc
nj wee ia veGer. Kadar mu je priSla pray dolgo-
casna naloga V roko, sc je spOmnil Tonkinega H.
lozofIranJa in vc hudovanje mu je prcgnal ba-
godejen humor.
kar cudil sc JIG, odkod JIG priSlo to- Humor!
Iega re dolgo nj poznal. Malo pref sc JIG cello
ma YES glas zasmcjal, kar sc re nj zgodilo cd tistlh
caSov
Ali ne postaja newest svoiemu nacelu'
All, kaj? MEM Sc mi mic izprcmcnilo, on ne
more postati wee drugacen nego JIG. Pa &c Sc en-
KRAFT zasmeja, nj skode. No, no. kar Sc tice dri-
gega, &c povc Tonki svoje mnenie.
(Dalje prihodnjit).
Ruska republika je razglaSena. To je uspeh
ruskega ljudstva.
Ce maj sc kdaj ~razglasi iugoslovanska repu'
blika, mora to hiti dclo iusoslovanSkega Jnd'
silva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
IL Svice p~orocajo:

Pc informacijah z Dunaja sta sklenili Nemci-
ia in Avstrija, da 81 razdelita rusko Poljsko. Nem-
ella BIO anektirala toliko poljske zemlje, kolikor
il je pOtrebno "a "izravnavo svoje strategicne me-
je", kar obsega emo d~esetina vsega poljskega to-
ritorija. Avstrija pa hoGe anektirati ostalih devet
desetin in cesar Karlo BIO tidal dekret, s katerim
BIO p~roglasil zdruzitev ruske Poljske z Galicijo V
zdruzeno polisko kraljevstvo in samega sebe pro-
CLASH Ia poljskega kralja.
Nova habsburSka Poliska DO imela svoj par
lament, toda zunanja politika, armada in finan-
&c bodo pod kontrolo Avstrije. Prvi korak, Xxi "a
tenn sledi, DO konskripcija Poliakov V avstrijsko
armada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

Anton Zlogar, Matt Pogorelc, Anton Motz,
Frank Mravlja, Ivan Kusar, Frank Saws, Frank
Udovich, Joseph Steblaj.
(Opomba. Zastopniki organizacij in listov,
Xxi Sc doslei Sc MISC p~riglasili, postanejo elani cen
tralnega odbora, elm Sc pravilno prijavijo in izja-
WHO, da sc s~trinjajo $ temeljnimi naeeli $. r. T.
Naslov "a pisma in denarne posiljatve ie sledeci:
Anton j. Terbovec, p. o. Box No. l, Cicero, Il.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
Slovensko republicanSko
~Zdruzenje.
SEDEz v CHICAGO, ILL.
I~ZvRsEVALNI oDBoR:

Frank Bostie, Flip Godina, Martin V. Honda,
Etbin kristan, Frank Kerze, Anton j. Terbovec,
Joze Zavertnik.
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NADZoRNI oDBoR.
CENTRALNI ODBOR.

Anton Zlogar, Matt Benedict, Frank NeraniG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24
Be PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
TRY GRANDMOTHERs OLD "a
vORITE RECIPE or SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. gray
or streaked- Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was 10 make II at
home. which Is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for "wyeth's sage and Sui
phnr Compound" you viii get . large
bottle Of this famous old recipe. i'm
proved By the addition Of other In.
gredients. for about so cents.
Don't stay gray! Try Il! No one
can possibiy tell that you darkened
your hair. as It does Il 20 naturally
and evenly. You dampen . sponge OF
soft brush with It. and draw thu
through your hair. taking one small
strand ct time: BY morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap
plication or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy and attract
i've.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound II . delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and I
youthful appearance. II is not in
tended for the cure. mitigation o
prevention Of disease ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24
NOSE / ssscs5s ssses !. tsss tssss4s:.aM
Assk cs;.s,. =. i. - xs...:.s y

All! What relief. Tour clogsed
uostriis opsa right ap. the air pas-
sagcs Of your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawking.
suuneg. mucous discharge. head
ache. dryness-no struggling for
sreath Ut night-your cold or catarrh
Ia sOne.
don't stay stuffed up! Get . small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply little OF this
fragrant. antiseptlc cream In your
aostrils. let It penetrate through
every air passage OF the head: soothe
and heal the swollen. inaamed mu-
cous membrane. giving you instant
relief. Ely's Cream Balm y just
what every cold and catarrh sufferer
has been seeking. It's Just splen'
! did.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24
OF lawful claim or claims Incurred Or
cohttaeteAb by said commission.

or lawful claim or claims Incurred or
IcohttsetsAby said commission.
Section i3.--.Thc state highway
com mission " hereby authorized anA
empowered To enter into contracts
for tho purpose Of constructing the
roads provided In this act: provided.
however. that Nil contracts shaft b
lot nccordiDx 10 law and In open and
public s"aaion NJ said commission: |:
provided further. that n. In the opln.
lon Of majority of the members 0s
said commission. the lowest bid for
the construction of any Of the roads
or parts Of roads herein authorised IN
be constructed. shall bc excessive.
then and In that event. said cOmmls.
sion shalt have tho right ana u II
hereby empowered and authorised 70
reject nli bids ana 10 construct IN.
der its own direction and supervision.
all ri such roads 6r any part thereof.
and to this end ~ accomplish thla
purpose anld commission II authorised
md empowered tn purchase or lease
,aii necessary machinery. equipment.
tools and appliances and to employ
all necessary help and labor aud Ia
do all things necessary and conven.
lent IN carry out the provisions oi
this act.
! Section it.~~Thls act shalt bc re'
frrrcd 10 the pcopic for their ratifca.
tion or rejection al ~ special election
IN BE- called In tho manner provided
by law. said election TO b. held on ths
tth day Of June. 1917. and shalt bs
In fun force aud effect mn soon ~ rat.
incd by the people Al such election.
section i5.---On account Of the I'm
poriancc of tho early decision Of THU
matter aud the Importance Of getting
funds for construction of roads. thll
act IL necrEssry for tho peace. health
and safety Of the people Of tho state
OF Oregon. and the special clcctios
lherciunbove dsclsrcd should not b
delayed beyond the time hcrelnsbovt
s~t, and for that reason an emergency
IL declared 10 exist. and this act shal
be In full force and effect In accord
ancs with the terms and provisions
therein set forth. from aud after II
ipsssagc. M regards said special e'ec
tion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24
900 Road Bonding Bill
a 10 Be Voted Upon Next June

....,,.oeA From fridays HssaldD
sss.,on s,-i,osds over tAs so''ew.
..s's. srs hereby aAopts1 asd
- i1s.,.A - a. scvest roaAs. 10 VIZ
~ road from Msd'ord 10 Jses.
...,,y ~ surveyed aaA adopted
Y. ,.d,rs, sovernmeat 10 coop.
,... With tho state os orssoa. ~
- :, crater Lake. 70 . eeess 10
...s-..A ~ eouu,y 10 bs selected n ~
- s,shvsy eomnission aad tAs ss1.
~, sssla,s reprsssatiss ths federal
...,.u,n,. operating aaAss What 10
~. a. tho 'shseke,sosd hlll."
"A road from . polat 10 iAss
...., ~ b. selected by The state
NJ s.sss.y ecmmlaAioa aaa The federal
.s..sls ,sprr.en,ins the federal eov'
....es,. operating under What 10
-, !. tho ''shaekeleord blll." hy
=, n tho slusiaw River. % . poase
!. 60 county ~ b. sslsassA b AiA
.. .ommissiou.
...a ,,on Eugene coss seeSius
..,. v.,,cv vt,h Master, Oee.
- os ,h> Nekeasle River
"a sor,scsias the posl roeA
~. rn,.mh,a River hlshvay
-. n.y valley Nth she poss
..~... n. in,iea aaA Dsul.
. ,o.A from Albany. Va l1sbe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

nsinistration Of said estate. and said
court hiss axed TuesdAy. the 18th day
OF April. At 10 o'clock .. m, o. the
time. and the court room Of said court
~ the place for the hearing Of objec.
tIons. II any. 10 said nnsl account and
for the settlement thereof.
Dated: March ~. 1917.
ROSE y. KEESEE. =
AdminIstratrIx Of the Estate Of BAR.
nnbus n. Brsdburn. Deceased.
17.24.31-7.1l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

glevtNsh oleeee OaesIss Church Rev.
". n. Cos. Daator. resIdencs 33e
Tssih street. PAoae iss.
yvslay seheel % 10 .. ~. Mr Per.
kIns supsssstso1aas.
pseachlsg service u II .. -.
l'saim -.
u. r. =. y. q s:so .. -. Mn.
Perkins,. prsslAsat.
Preaching services at 1850 .. q.
|at The opsss house.
wsdassday svening. 7:se. prayer
and Blbls study.
Thurs1ay sveaiaG. choir practice At
1880. Mss. Smith. leader.
We invite you % our services. and
Will make you more than welcome.
Ss~sed Heart CAsgsh Eighth
and High streets. Rev. Hugh J.
Marshail. pastor.
pirst Mass. $50 .. m.
Second Maas. 1850 .. M.
Evening service 1870. Questions
proposed: why do We wake our
dcsd?" what b the Catholic view
|os essmstIoai" "why Ia not . Cath
Ollie Priest permitted 70 administss
|she Sacsansee v noa-Catho,Iesf''
Are Priests Obliged 70 comply With
the recsat Eagiish military iaw
against the ssal ee confession?"
. . .
ClssseA q CAs1le 0eisslises-osrvssss
viii - bell Sunday nosains q
lil3 voastA serse1 Withrow.1slhase
buillias. opeeslts ths eosrt Noses.
TIE ssbjeee ~ tomosrowis lsssoo
viii ~ "Nattse."
sunday school from S:lS - 1895.
Wednesday evssing meeting ~ .
O'Clock.
l - y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

MARIO t1ocOut
Ever since Marie Pechur was ~
years OF age she had dreamed she
would some day be a great actrsas.
There was. Of course. NOTHING unus.
ual about that. for no fewer than one
million other girls have dreamed the
same dream. A, few weeks ago she
rot . chance In . small part with q
company In New York city. and had
lust four weeks experience on tha
stage when she learned that Lee Ku.
Gsl, producer OF "0ld Lady 81" one
Of the very successful plays OF the
season. needed az ingcuue. But jusa
sos other girls also, learned that
They al appeared before Mr.. Kugs|
and Miss Emma Dunn. leading NO
man Of the company. Both these ~
rerts picked Mtas Pechur. After thsy
had decided she should have the par'
Aiiss Dunn was surprlssd 70 learn thl
girl had secn only four weeks' slasl
experience.
"shs's just 1 natural bora 'sctrsss.
was The leading womau's only way u
|expIaln The case. u an - sare sA'
WIN make q great actress that ] hav'
asked Mr.. Kugsl 10 aign her tor
long contract. and ! shalt give "a!
dime 10 train hsr.""--
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES

Cteasio0
10 the County Court Of the STATE OF
= Oregon. tor the County Of Klsm-
ath.
IN thc Matter Of the Estate Of Mary
A. Wilcox. also known ~ Mary 4.
Jonss. Deceased.
70 Maggie Egsn. !. 8. Brown. Ellen
Hines. Edward Hines. Mary vii.
liAms. Margis Wilson. Hattie
brown. Lawson Hines. Frances
HIncs, Bert Hines. James Hines,
Mrs. n. r. Smith. Mrs. Sarah
Mckinley. Asbury FROST. David
Frost, Taylor Frost. Mrs. y.
n. Corbctt. MolIe A. Brown
and John Doe Brown. her hus-
band: 70 oil others unknown.
" such there be: the unknown
heirs OF said Mary A. Wilcox. also
known o. Mary A. Jones. de-
ceased: also sil other persons or
parties unknown clalmiag any
right. title. estate. lien. or inter-
est In the real estate descrIbed
herein:
u appearing to the Satisfaction Of
this court from the verified petition
u Joha N. Warren. administrator Of
The estate Of Mary A. WILCOX. also
knowu - Mary A. JoAes. deceased. on
Gls herein. that Il would b for the
Advantage. bensat and best interest
Of said estate and those ipterested
thsreia that . portion or the whole OF
the real properly Of aaid estate be
sojd.
Il ID therefore ordered that all per-
soas iaierested In the estate Of said
dscsassd. appear ~ the room OF the
county court. In the county court
house Of Klamath county. In the city
Of Klamath Fails. Oregon. before this
court. on Thursday. the 18th day Of
April. 1917. II the hour OF 10 o'clock
=. m. and then and there show cause.
II any exist. Why IN order Of sale
should not be made By this court ~
prayed for In said petition.
The real property bsaonging TO the
sxtate OF said Mary A. Wilcox. also
known - aAry 4. Jones. deceased. h
oarticuiariy described - follows. to
Wit:
| The north oae-half Of the north
east quarter. the southeast quartet
OF the northeast quarter. and thu
northeast quarter Of the southeas
quarter Of section thirteen. In town
ship forty-one south. range thir
teen east Of the Willanstte Aerid
ian, In Klamath county. Oregon
containing is0 acres. more or less
according 10 the y. 8. 9overnmen
1 survey thereof.
Il b further ordered that . copy o
this Order b. published for not lee
than four weeks In the daily Evenin
| Herald. . public newspaper publishe
and OF general circulation In Klamat
county. Oregon.
1 Dated March 10. 1917.
Il MARION HANKS.
County Judge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

MI aoId In meat eycites the kidneys. they
h.eems overwosked, Get slugsish. ache. and iesl
~ Mmns AZ lead. The urinc becomes cloudy,
~ hisd6ee & irritated. and you. may be Obliged
Il ssek resi two or three times during the night.
Whss ths kidneys clog you must help them Hush
III Is body's urinous waste or you'll b Ies,
sek ps.so. shestly A. irst you !;.. re-; ,cam rSn
SscSsSche. aick hsadache. dissiness, stomach sets
soss,. tonsue coated and you feel rheumatic
tvinsoe vksn the weather Il hed.
~ ~ mat, drink lots OF water; slso e.
ipoa ~ phasmaei.t four ounces O sad t. ssns;
SSe : tahI1spooaiul n . sla.. g xates ossose
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

Notice a FisinG Final Account
Notice IL hereby given that the un-
iersigned a. Administrative Of the es-
tate Of Rarnabus N. Bradburn. de-
eascd. has filed In the county court
II the state OF Oregon. for klamath
county. the hnal account OF her ad-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

'sAN pRANcIoco. March ss.-
Count L,ya Tolstcy. soa Of tAs latp
Count Leo Tolstoy. = scheduled 70 b.
Gin . tryout IN vaudeville hsss Mon
day. II 10 is more elAoesaslul II thls
than hs vss II BID attenpe 70 make Z
|srsseh at columble UnlvsrSlty. y
viii receive el.eee : wssk Tor forty
weeks q TIE sireslt. ~ viil have :
|tryout 4 one wsek. te - Aov y
(s'takss" With The vau1evtlls patrons.
,rhs row the eovnt ~ VIII De. But.
Iler Of Columbia ever hls socialist
|arguusnea. vhlsh reeN)lsa u ~ -
|lns tosblddss 70 apeeas y Columbia
II vAst sct hin ~ vasdssi,is -
lsassnsat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-24

0race loseie11Ge HDiseoeal ChoFee-
Cornss TeatA - Hish. Rev. Geo.
II. Bsansst. pastos. rssidsace llSs
East sassst.
Iea. T., 0ss1ay seAooj. Z. y. C1il.
onle. superinteo1sot
Preachiag sosvies q II .. =.
Goods Part 10 Nis's Battle"
1850 p. n. union services q the
opera house.
v. z. MotssAeabaeAes. ehosistsr.
M,ss MauAs Nswbury. pianist.
chslsaiaa chuesA -Cosase ~ aVA
aad Pins slrsst. ". y. Aaabo
miaisess. rssa6sass sis NintA street.
Phone ssl.
Blbls school q 10 .. -. Mss. clars
Moore supsriatsu1sat. Mrs. Geo. 4.
wirts prinasy s1bsss1ssndsst.
Moruiag worship at II .. m: com-
munlon every sunday.
Christiaa 1endsavoe at $50 p. ..
i 1850 .. -. unios services at The
opera house.
Wednesday. 7:30 p. n. midweek
worship and Bible study. :.
Choir psactics wsdsssday svssiss
q $3.50.
ADD CHRISTIAN CHURCH -. -.
Tho pre-Easter evanselistic can.
naien N the Christian church con.
Itinues. The subject Tor the mornine
|ssrvics u "The Master Builder" Al
!nisht the congrsgatjsa viii toin Ia
1.-The unioa farewell service 70 Rev
lchas r. Hurd II tAs opera house.
Plrse preebyNssssa oAsesA- -cosaee d
rins aaA oecoad atsesAs. Hsv. c. :
Hurd. pastor.
until further uotics. services vim os
held 10 this church - tollovs:
I'raaohins at II .. =.
| ESQ p. m. Young Peoples service.
| 1880 p. m. union services at tht
Iopera house.
Wednesday. 7:so ,. ~. nidvss'
aervlce.
Thursday. 7:so p. u. ladiea' chcsu
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ness meeting OF christioa EadsAvo
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moons, Ladies' Aid ooeto&y.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-24
PRISON ALLIES.

Among the military resources OF the
United States must be numbered the
inmates of New Jersey reformatory
who are working on the state farm at
Annandale, There are 32 young men
who have been released from the insti.
tuition on their honor. for the purpose
Of cultivatipg the farm. No watch what
ever is kept on them. They are treated
precisely as farm hands. and the Of.
GERS in charge Of the farm are acting
merely as foremen. The men work from
morning TIL night without any com.
plant or trouble, Not one has broken
his trust ,..,ri..
There are 322 acres under cultivation.
The superintendent reports that he ex.
poets a net profit OF $4,000 from the
farm.
Among the workmen are Poles, Rus
slams and Italians. They fly the Stars
and Stripes, from the highest hilltop on
the farm. They sign their letters to
the superintendent "Your Allies"
This is an excellent sample Of what
is going on In dozens Of penal instltu.
tons throughout the country. On an
island In Massachusetts, bay there are
35 Boston prisoners tilling SO acres OF
land. They live in a camp and have al
most complete freedom. Their apprecia'
ton Of the life they are leading is
shown by the fact that recently they
remained on their little island and
worked through a holiday rather than
return to spend the day loafing in the
institution to which they had been com.
mitted. s.tf
We have thousands Of loyal allies in
our prison population. men who are
glad TO do their share for their coun'
try Their conduct shames some honest
people outside. -.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-24
SAFEGUARDING THE SAILORS.

Secretary Daniels started a new re.
form movement when he demanded
that the civil authorities at Newport
close up the city dives in the interest Of
naval morals The Newport authorities
Indignantly resented the demand de-
claring that there were no such resorts
in the city as Secretary Daniels objected
to-and then proceeded to put them
out OF business.
The secretary has followed that feat
with a request made TO the governor Of
Pennsylvania, for the closing Of all the
disreputable resorts in the vicinity Of
the Philadelphia navy yard. The re-
quest was accompanied by a complete
list Of the resorts in question, and
backed by the. announcement that If
the state or municipal authorities neg
lected TO close them. the marine corps
would post pickets at their doors and
bar all enlisted men from entering.
A survey is now being made Of Brook
lyn, with a view TO enforcing the same
policy there. II is the apparent intention
Of the navy department 10 provide sim
liar protection for the marines and blue
aokets in every post on the coast.
Needless TO say. this action has the
enthusiastic support Of the nation. It
adds immensely 10 the satisfaction felt
by the families Of the lads in the navy
TO know that they VIII be exposed TO no
vicious environment. and will be safe
guarded from the harpies who. from
time immemorial, have preyed on sailors
ashore.
II is in harmony with the plans Of
the war department for protecting the
boys in khaki. Both army and navy are
TO be what they should be-aggrega.
tions Of clean. respectable and self-re-
specting young Americans. worthily re.
presenting the most decent people in
the world. O..