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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23
Best Grade of -four ct $l2 per Dbl.
STAR MILLING co.

Best Grade of -four ct $40 per Dbl.
STAR MILLING co.
The first, last and only complete
assortment of nawer bulbs has just
been received at Pobsts.
We can deliver wheat bran now.
Order ut once.
STAR MILLING co.
Narcissus, t....,ntna, Ill kinds.
Chinese Sacred lilies daiJTc,ils and
tulips ca nall be gotten from Pobst
Do not wait until CHI: ::;tmas and
then wish that you mad bown of
Narcissus in bloom. Buy some right
now. Pbost has them.
Just unloaded il car of fine corn.
Phone order to II.
STAR MILLING co.
The Baptist State convention is in
session in Roanoke and the weather
has been beautiful all the week. Not
q drop of rain has fallen ut this writ
ing.
1t is stated that the Ford Motor
Company will discontinue making OF
Ford cars until after the war Just
think of the people who will have to
walk next year.
Mrs. C. H. Reynolds and her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Grecver, were
in the city yesterday. When they left
town they were erred" that is, their
| auto was.
Clinch Valley Blacksmith and Mo-
tor Company, composed of Henry
Lawson and Charley Patton. is the
new concern recently ogranized here.
They have Il conveniently located shop
on the back street, formerly the old
livery stable of C. j. Moss, and are
prepared to fix anything from pair
of roller skates to steam engine
| Both Lawson and Patton are mechan-
les and will do what they promise
when they promise it.
$4,000 Suits cost you $500 at THE
BIG STORE.
Lee Asbury, of Grafton, died mt
Boissevaine Monday of typhoid fever.
| The remains were brought to the
home of his wifc's mother, Mrs. Mag
Helmandollar, in this town Tuesday
Intcrment was made Wednesday, in
the burial ground near the Concord
church. Asbury is survived by wife
and two children, the youngest being
four months old
| Why pay more than $l2 per barrel
for -four. We can save you money on
flour and geed. Send us an order
! Dray makes trip to town every day.
| Phone &c.
STAR MILLING co.
The editor of the Clinch Valley
News sends greetings to DR.. r. 3.
| Platt at Marion upon the thresthing
out the British and French have Civ
en- the pompous and self conccitct!
Hindcnburg! Let Hinder-inburg he
anathema maranatha and his name
| Hereafter he mud!
| y few Jersey heifer calves, 10 days
old at $500 each j. G. Buston.
Therc will he preaching by Rev.
| Mr. Arrowood at Wittcns Mills Il,
3 O'Clock Sunday and at the Divides
| at z p. m.
| We have just unloaded car OF No.
white corn. Let US have your order
| STAR MILLING co.
The appearance next Monday cY-
ening az the New Theatre of "Yc-
| gels Big City Ministries" probably
the best show of the kind ever brought
TO the county, is sure 10 draw ca.
pacity house. No tickets Tor STANDING
room will be sold, as the manage
ment will not permit tic theatre to
be OvercrOwdcd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

We can deliver wheat bran now
Order at once.
STAR MILLING co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23
DIR. w. A. KING,
Eye Specialist.
OptOmetrist. y

Will be at the Jeffersonville Ho-
tel December 18th, for one day
only, prepared TO examine eyes,
and prescribe proper lens for the
same. Only high grade optical
work. Each lens ground to suit
your troubles.
Examination and consultation
free.
Call on above date.
o-4i.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

The first, last and only complete
assortment of flawer bulbs has just
been received ut PobSt's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

In spite of precious announcements
that the American Red Cross does
not approve the chain-lctter system
of raising money, and that it has new
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

The Tazewell Chapter has been
given to send sweaters directly to
Camp Lee. 1t is hoped the auxilaries
will send in their finished garments rs
soon as possible. The boys are cold.
A box of hospital Themes was shipp-
cd Wednesday and one of hospital
garments on Friday of this week.
The comfort kit committee feels
grateful to the Pocahontas, Richlands
and Clear Fork chapters for their
generous contributions to the kit box
that was shipped last week.
The Red Cross Chapter feels under
obligations to Mr.. George Lewis, who
kept the horse given by Mr.. r NJ
Lawson, free of charge, until it was
sold.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

The app aarance next Monday cY-
ening a; the New Theatre of "Yc-
gels Big City Minstreis" probably
the best show of the kind ever brought
10 the county. is sure 10 draw ca.
pacity hopse No tickets Ter standing
room will be sold, as the manage
ment will not permit the theatre to
be OvercrOwded.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

Narcissus, t.'..y.ntma, Ill kinds
Chinese Sacred lilies. darnciils an
tulips ca nall be gotten from Pobst
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

We have just unloaded ear OF No
l white corn. Let US have your order
STAR MILLING co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

Phone, wire or call in person for re-
served seat tickets to the big minstrel
show Monday. For sale 1T .Jacison's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

You want to see Dustin Farnum in
"Davy Crockett" ut the New Theatre
Saturday, November oath. Admission
10 and 20c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

Mrs. II. C. Earles, of Christians
burg, is in Tazewell the guests of her
sister-n-law, Mrs. p. f. Howell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

Do not wait until CHI: :jtmas and
then wish that you mad Down of
Narcissus in bloom. Buy some right
now. Pbost has them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

Therc will he preaching by Rev
Mr. Arrowood at Wittcns Mills Il,
3 O'Clock Sunday and at the Divides
at p. m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

just unloaded Il car of fine corn
Phone order to II.
STAR MILLING co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

Will there be VICTROLA in your
home this Christmas?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23

y few Jersey heifer calves, 10 days
Old ut $500 each J. c. Buston.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-11-23
want your turkeys for Thanksgiving and will
PAY YOU THE BEST PRICES FOR THEM.

Why can we do this? Because we are t!
i'll Philadelphia and know where to place ou
prices and prompt returns. People who buy
those who have money to spend for "FanC
ing to pay the price, but bear in mind that
quality of their goods be first class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02

lett last night Tor their home In Ber-
kelley. Cal
Mrs. Thomas Tale. and son
Thomas, who have been visiting ~
Albuquerque for several months. left
last night for CIinou. Ariz.. where
they will visit Mrs. Tales sister. Mrs.
g. f.. Tyler.
4. u. Peters. ~ the Sollc-P Peters
Furniture COMPANY, has just returned
from III Paso. where he sold his au-
tomobile to his fa~ther-in-laV. j. NJ.
Sollic. Mr.. so.lie be now lu business
in that city.
MaNiiuo Gutierr,z yesterday re-
siEncd his position 49, deputy sheriff
Outierr,4 o.. ranoEvf and old siter.
n t;ufael Garcia hat his business
needed more attention than he was
anlc 60 give Is hy being deputy. 40
successor hps been appointed.
Hids Tor the building OF the new
sunday school addition To- Tia, First
Methodist church were called FOR az
ter the Wectiug ur the board ut tru--
tees inst night The plans eau be seen
at the office ~ D. \. Portcrficld. no
West Gold avenue
j. Wick Miller. secretary of the Sew
M'Nicu cattle and Horse Growers as
sociatiou. arrived ip Albuquerque this
morn.ng from Roswell. where ne at
tended e convention TO formulate
plans for q Pccos valley road. lie
left for santa Pc this afternoon.
Firc shooting from chimney ~
the Los Angeles restaurant on West
Central avenue this afternoon caused
SOMEONE 90 call ont the Central fIrc
company. The pipe had become stop
ped. and b cook put Kerosene IN Il
a. muru rIt the rubbish
Mrs Wiiliunl carter. wife ~ Lien
tenant carter ana mother Ma.
George * Hunter. wife of Colonel
Hunter Of the Unlted states army.
viii arrive tomorroW moo from Ashc-
VIE. y. g.. To- enter 81. Joseph hos
pitul Colonel Hunter was formerly
ln command Of Fort Wiugatc and was
IN command OF the United States cav
airy at the state fair several years
ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
1000 New Arrivals
Would Spend Fortune
Yearly in the City

John Tombe. dirccto Of the pub
licity 81 the Commercial club health
department, brought the feeble state
Of the advertising fund and the trc-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02

Bryant. December 20, hoy: MIR. and
Mrs. Y. H.. Bryant, December 20. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Mitchell, December
20. boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SUM
mers. December IS, givl. MIR. and Mrs.
winfield +. Ritter. December IS. boy:
afr. n Mrs. VI. /. Murphy. December
90. boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Elmer,
December %, boy; Mr.. aud Mrs. Ches-
ter Washburn. December rs. girl. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest L. Wynn. December
so. girl; Mr.. n Mrs. Walter NJ. Nc
Keller. December 81. boy: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bias A. Chacon. December 81.
boy. Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Beler. jan
uary 1. girl; Mr.. and Mrs. u. N. Eas-
ley. January 3. girl: AR. and Mrs. Lo-
renzo Neari. January y. boy: Mr.. and
Mrs. Justo Duran, January 10. boy
Mr.. ana Mrs. o. NJ. Lucero. January
IL. girl; Mr.. n Mrs. s. sanderson.
January II. girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Anas-
tacio Padiilo. January -. boy: Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Williamson. January
IS. boy; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miikush.
January rs. boy. MI. and Mrs. Lean
ardo Montana. January IS. girl: Mr..
and Mrs. Juagnir 7. Romero. Janu.
airy IS. boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Brown. January 10, boy; AIR. and Mrs.
John X. Brown. January "a. boy: MIR.
and Mrs. /. c. Root. January 90. boy:
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Silva. January 2s.
boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ]. Wall. Jam
uary rs. girl. Nj. and Mrs. Simon
salazar. January IS. boy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Padiiia. January so. boy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02

mendous importance OF advertising
for newcomers before the Rotary clue
yesterday. He cited these figures:
1t Is estimated that 1000 people
will spend In a year for boots aud
shoes, $4,000; dry goods. t37. eco.
bakery goods. $500; meats. SIC. $50:
poultry s1l.fso; cereals and <
tables. s55.190; dairy produce. {io,-
s5s; canned goods and groceries. se7.-
i3l. hardware and machinery. 49,
IFS; muilding material. $i5442 Total.
~t.Oe,279.
These figures are based upon the
Wholesale prices, add freight and a
reasonable profit. and the figure
would be more nearly 100000. y
conservative estimate. Is Il not That
only can $500 for each person. and
| think there are but few living IN
Albuquerque who spend less. Thus II
at once becomes apparent that Invest
ing In population IL good business,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Rare Bird Shot at
Pecos Looks Like a
German Airplane

Forest Ranger \. j. Conncll has
KILLED a rare specimen Of bird
known a. tine y0shaWk, Ia the FeCos
mountains. The bird b. short winged.
has a long body, and Is built like a
German Zeppelin They are famed for
stealing chickens. and are very de-
.structiVe to grouse Il is said that
there have been q number " cases
where tho bird has scoopod TO earth
and seized a chicken after the ranches
has copied its head Off
The bird has been brought TO J :.
Lyon OF the biological survey here
where the skin will be preserved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Thirty-five Births
Is Latest Report to
Health Department

The latest report Of Or. L. II. Clay
ton. city physician. shows a total OF
thirty-hve births. Nineteen OF these
occurred J n January. The report fol-
lows:
MIR. and Mrs. stephen baliing. Mo-
vcmber ?. hoy: Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Vigil, November II, kirl: AIR. and Mrs,
IT. J Dooner. December Z. giri. Mr..
and Mrs. sotelo Pine. December g..
boy; Mr.. and Mrs. ". }. Haynie. De-
cember IL. girl; Mr. and Mrs. r. II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Lost Boy Is Found
To be Russell Athey

a small boy was found wandering
around at the Santa Re station yester-
day afternoon by station Master Ed
Sinclair. The child said his fathers
name was papa and his mothers
name was mamma" No further In
formation could be obtained as 20
who he was.
Mr.. Sinclair notihed the police and
had tho boy taken TO police headquar-
tiers. Mrs. Athey OF l12l South wal
ter street later telephoned TO the po-
lice II they had seer her son Russell.
3 years old, mus solving the mys-
terry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Mortuary


4 \. Hayuc who came here nouI
.~ToNarkana, Ark, died this afternoon
at u sauiturium lie o. survived 3d.,
MIrs. Haynes % son. \. \ HAYNES, Jr
and q daughter. Miss Anna Belle
Haynes. The body viii be shipped (.
Raleigh. y. ~. the old home of tn,
Hay ncS family.
MIR Hayuc-, with his fanny, can.
here about two Years ago lie gave NJ
a position as engineer OF the Tear
Kama water works To- geek improve,
health In the southwest. ills 'ondi.
Ito" Became alarming q tcw weeks a-o
and he entered a saniturium in Or.
hope 81 checking IN, decline
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02

WATER TAN UrE NNp pay
ABLE At OFFICE or WATER GO.
llG S SECOND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Fortnightly Club
Has Undertaken an
Ambitious Program

The Fortnightly club has under
taken an ambitious program for the
season In presenting four artists OF
international reputation 10 the Albu-
querque public. Two Of the artists
are from the ranks OF the Chicago
opera company stars. Miss Ingram,
who appears Monday evening. Feb
ruary g. has reaped a whiriwind OF
public and press applause. her sue
cess in Carmen" being %stupendu1s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Personal News
Items.

u springs, all makes. kOrher CO
Excelsior Springs. Mo. reports I'D.
Farr OF Albuquerque ~ one Of its latc
visitors
J H. sanchez d, having tho house
N ,l2 West Cromwell venue fo-
paired
John K McI'tc IT,. OF Gallup has
lei, town after q sEort visit here lie
was registered at the Hotel Combs
ls.1ro Sandufti has sued domingo
Wales aud Nestru ArmIio, Of socorro
county. Tor Noi on a note.
The Cjty Reality company i~ ha,
ing au adobe garage lG by 10 Zee.
built at $40 North First street
Louis ~ luslc. formerly with the
American Lumber company. is 100 the
city.
Mrs 4 f. Morrisettc, OF tsis cts
has been asked Do, q womdn'S society
~ the Las Vegas Episcopal church a.
speak and sing at one Of ~ mcctlu--
Tennis shuc-. black OF white, low
or high cut 100 al lies for men woe
men aud children ot G. Mays Shoe
store 3li West central avenue
II : Ldthgrw is quite ul Report.
from hl- bedside today were Co tho
effect tlutt he threatened "ttil
pneumonia
Mrs J. ". rhompsOu. vino mas been
visiting her parents. MI and Mrs
Charles Shelke. LETT Wednesday uiSht
Tor her home Boo cedar Rapids. Ia
Mr. ana Mrs g. - burlington Who
have been visiting Mrs. purinut0U .
parents, IN 4ud Mrs D. r. Hcald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-02
Nick Conveys Cast
For Go Ask Willie
To the Ancient City

Nick's taxi line landed the contract
for transporting the Go Ask Willie
casi TO and from Santa Fe. The
CROWD. numbering about niry left
here this afternoon and VIII return
tonight after the show. NIck's taxi
service Is becoming more popular
each day. He maintains hrst-class
equipment and employs none but
careful and skillful drivers.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-19

sklice Tree same, maj Sc posvctujejo, pobotajo in
Sklenejo, kako sc bO upravl jala Min dezela. In
ola Olajsa to rcSniGno tezko nalogo, izpuSGa ma
uprli.
AngleSka vlada della gotovo marsikaj, ; G-
mer sc ne s~trinjamo in dobre duSe mai nikar .e O.
brnejo nash besed zopet tako, kakor Ola Sc iden-
tificiramo z angleSko Waldo. Ali to il je treba
priznati, ola della poSteno IA irsko avtonomijo.
kdaj je storila Avstrija lie najmanjsi poiz-
kus, da hi reSila svOja nacionalna v~praSanja i'm
omOgocila svojim narodom avtonomijo? &c hi
bila dunajska in peStanska vlada kdai storila kaj
podobnega kakOr sedaj angleSka vlada, ne hi BIZ
10 med avstrijskimi narodi nikdar nobene ire
dente in nobeden ne hi zahteval, mai Sc Avstriia
razbije. Toda medtem ko Sc V Angliii tudi cd
Wade pospesuje irSka avtonomija, Sc V Avstriii
lie zapira, konfiscirajo premrozenja, strelja in o.
beSa.
Pa vendar blebecejo kratkovidnezi tjaven-
dan, da nj med drzavo in drzavo, med Waldo in
Waldo nobene razlike. In ola hi bilo vseeno, ce
hi vladal tudi V Ameriki kajzer Viljem!
Medtem, ko Sc ie tiskalo to porocilo, Sc je sklep
angleSke Wade re izvrSil in V nedelio so bill biv-
81 jetniki V Dublinu Slovesno sprejeti. Bio je
pri pozdravu veIikO navduSenje, prepevanje ir-
skin pesmi i. I. d., a nobenega izgreda.
SploSno prevladuje mnenje, da bodo najveG-
je tezave "a resitev irskega vpraSanja kmalu pre-
magane in $ TEN avtonomiia omogOcena. CLAM
irske konvencije. Xxi ina to nalogo, so ze Two
lieni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-19
IrSka amnesdja.

Andrew Bonar Law ie V angleSki poslanski
zbornici naznanil, da dobe vsi lrci, XII so bill lani
V casu velikonOcne revolte aretirani in so sedai
V jecah, Z ozirom ma irsko konvenciio, XII mai resi-
vpraSanje irske a~vtonomiie, svObodo.
' svolem govoru je Bonar Law dejal:
"Vlada meni, da DO konvencija. ma kateri Sc
snidejo lrci, ola reSijo tezavni problem bodoGe IL
prave svoje dezele, pomenila novo dobo v raz-
merju lrSke napram skupni DRAW.
V ten okolScinah je vlada sklenila, da ne mo-
re bolje ojaGati duha, s katerim stopi ma TO kon-
v%encija, kakor da odstrani enega naivaznei 18th
razlogov nesporazuma. cato je sklenila pustiti
brez ~pridrzka vse %jetnike, XII so bill zaprti V I'VE
ri z irsko revolto, ma svobodo.
PriporoGajoca kralju sploSno amnestijo lie
bila vlada nadahnjena Z nado, ola bo to memo de.
jamie pozdravljenO V duhu velikoduSnosti i'm da
Sc lott konvencija svOje tezke naloge V okosci-
nah, XII bodo pomenile dobro napoved "a pravo,
z~azeljeno cd strank.
Kakor p~orocajo IL Dublina, je izzval ia sklep
a~ngleSke Wade ma Irskem n~ajveGje navduSenje.
Med jetniki, XII dObe svobodo, je tudi John Me-
NELL, professor irskc zgodovine ma dublinskem
vseuGilscu in poljska grofica Ma~rkiewiczeva, XII
Sc je Z oroziem V roki borila in je bila obsojena
V dosmrtno jeco.
Da je korak an9leSke Wade pameten, Sc mo-
ra priznati. : to amnestijo seveda ne bo vrnieno
zivljenje tistim, Xxi so bill lani ustreljeni. Toda
kako velikO razliko razkriva vendar to dejanje
med Anglijo in Avstriio!
Anglia ina irsko vpraSanje, pa Sc trudi. da
hi ga resila. In prisla je ma to, da je ~najbolje, &c
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-19
ZIVILA v TROPICNIH KRA-
JIH..

Casopis Baltimore Star" piSe {:
&c visi morda mad civiliziranim
cloveStvom oblak pomanikanja a
Ii dejanskega Stradanja, Xxi morda
nastopi pref ali slej, najde Glove
Ska duSa polno utehe misli. kak-
Sne Sc nerazvite zivilSke in pre-
hranilne moznosti nudijo tropiGne
dezele Sveta. Ia primer navaiamo
porocilo amerikega kOnzula Hen
ry p. Starretta IL Mombasa V am
gleski iztocni Afriki. V TEN poro-
cilu Sc opisujejo nasadi kokoSove-
ga oreha V Afriki in kaj vse hi Sc
dalo storiti potion umnega in Smo-
trnega della.
Preden pa govorimo o kokoso-
VEN orehu, maj omenimo banana.
Me velikanSka hranilna vrednost,
velikanske mnozine banan, katere
je mogoce pridelati ma enem sa-
mem akru, delajo IL ME naraynost
n~eprecenljiv sad.
V Mehiki, V Centralni Ameriki
in seventh okrajih JUNE Ameri-
Ike je Sc doSti neohdelanega Sveta,
ma katerem hi Sc mOgla pridelati
dvajsetkratna sedanja mnozina
banan.
Toda vrnimo Sc h kokosovemu
orehu ter posuseni "kopri'', XII
ina Sc vecjo hranilno vrednost kot
banana. PRAY do zadn1ega deset-
letJa in cello do danaSnjih dni Sc
pOkrije svetovna potreba in kon-
sum kOkosovih orehov in "kOpre''
s sadezem divjih dreves. Kokoso-
va palma raste DIVA in Stevilna
V juzno-pacifiSkih in .j~uzno-atlan-
tiskih krajih.
konzul Starrett pa %javlja, da
sc je V angleSki in nemSki iztocni
Afriki zaSadilo $4,000 akrov $ ko-
kosovimi palmami in da Sc naha-
ia sedaj ma ten akrih nekako 4
miljone dreves. TIE orehove plan
taze Sc sele razviiajo ter lie kaze.io
prilicno, kaj vse hi Sc dalo %storiti.
Zemlja in podnebje sta primer
ma in prilagodena tenn sadezem.
P~osusena kopra Sc lahko zmelje V
mokO ter porabi ma razliGne na6i-
ne. To je zelo okusna in redilna
hrana. IL kokosovega oreha Sc
prideluje zelo fino Ollie in iztisnje-
no zrno tvori izvrStno in zelo
mOGnO hrano "a zivino. Kultivaci-
ia kokosovega oreha pa Sc naha.ja
Sele v raZvOju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-19

'"h"J' Jo II" PoPoiiioihd JdSllO, da
sc interest zivilske Spekulaciie no
morajo spraviti soglasje $ 10.
trebami ljudstva; torej je treba
odpraviti spekulacijo, in edino
v%prasanje, "a katero Sc gre, lie 70
kakO sc VISA Ia spekulaciia ma jbo.
lie zadene.
POleg tega je seveda treba cd.
praviti splosne nedostatke, ma ka.
terih boleha kapitalisticni sistem
&c je potrebna registrac,.ja MOI.
da Sc izmed njih izbereio naispo.
sObnejsi "a vojasko sluzbo. ie 20
veliko boil potrebna registraciia
zivil, da je Jill mogoGe tako raz.
deliti, kakor z%ahtevajo potrebe.
Slisali smo vcasi besedo, da ie
vse prebivalstvo Zedinjenih dr.
zav ena velika druzina. Navadno
Sc rabi ia lepi @izraz, kadar Sc "a.
htevajo kaksne zrtve cd delavske-
ga razreda. PRAY sedaj Sc pa mora
pokazati, ce je TEN ssayku kai
resnice ali ne. V druzini Sc mora
gledati ma to, da .je "a vse meme
clane enakomernO poskrblieno.
&c je dOvolj %ziveza, da ga preo-
staja, je stvar lahka in vsi so la
hko delezni obilice; Ce gre tesno.
je pa treba pazno deliti, da ne
zmanjka "a nobenega, in Ge ma
stane pOtreba, 81 mora vSak elan
odreci malenkost, ne pa da hi G.
nemu zmanjkalo vsega, drugi bi
pa Sc vedno uzival wee nego potre-
buje.
Aka je ljudstvo Zedinjenih dr.
zav e ena druzina, Sc mora Sc
daj "a njegovo prehrano cnako
poskrbeti. Ustvariti organizaciio.
Xxi more pravicno regulirati pro-
dukcijo in razdeljevanje zivil.
nadzorOvati izvrSevanje pravil.
%preprediti Specialization, odtegova-
ME zivil $ trga, oderuStvo in sle-
parstvo, sc torej ne pravi uvajati
avtokracijo, ampak postaviti kos
demokracije ma mesto anarhije.
ZelO napacnih fraz Sc postum.
jejo ljudje, Xxi tarna.io, kako gro.
zno DO, &c Sc BIO gospodinjam gle.
dalo V lonce, kaj da kuhajo in
predpisovalo, kaj mai kuhajo. "a
ogromo vetino prebivalstva Sc
godi to re davno. Delavcu sc 81
cer' lie pravi naravnoSt: ''Funt
krompiria smeS skuhati - pac pa
Sc mu pravi: ITO lie .je tvoja pla.
ca Cd tega potrebu.jeS gotov
znesek "a stanarino, "a obleko, "a
cestno zeleznico, "a ~popravke, "a
clanarino it'd. Ostane ii torei ma
tanGno dolocena svota "a hrano,
pa nj treba, da Sc Ii predpisuje
krompir; denar, XII ga moreS po-
rabbit, he zadostuje "a mic druze-
ga, kakor "a krompir. To je do
wolf predpisa.
&c st pa ne store trdni zakoni-
II ukrepi, bodo imeli kapitalisti
kmalu moe, da bodo delavstvu Sc
krompir prepovedali. PoroGila liz
evropskih dezel so nam pripove-
dovala strasne reel o TEN in A.
merika, Xxi ina Sc priliRo. da Sc
obvaruje teh najbridkeiSih izku-
SEMI, mora tudi poskrbeti, da Sc
! Jih reSnicnO obvaruie. Nj dovOlj,
da sc prepreci Sc vecja draginia,
ampak treba .je tudi, da sc zniia
sedanJa draginja, Xxi ie re zdaj
prava mora "a ljudstvo.
To Sc lahko doseze, ako Sc visa
zivilska zadeva temeljito organi-
zira. Bio hi pa %potrebno, da hi tu-
Oh delavstvo posvetilo iemu vpra-
sanJu vecjo panic in pomagali,
ola ne postane vojna vir neomeje-
mega izkoriScania.
Vprasanje prehranc .ie "a de-
lavstvo ~vpraSanie SedanjoSti in
bodocnosti. &c liudstvo opeSa, Sc
mascuJe to Sc ma pozncjSih rOdO-
vlh; cato je treba n%evarnost, ki
zuga "a pojutrSnjem, preprecltl
"a danes.