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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-13

Frank Wheeler was hcme from Par
ker last night.
Miss Maggie Pillar returned from
a visit in Sioux City Tuesday.
Mr.. c. E. Glasgow shipped a car
of fat cattle to Sioux City Monday
night.
Mrs. Dean, sister of Mr.. Hardin
burg, re turned to her home in Iowa
Wednesday morning.
The German Academy opened last
week with a fair attendance, and
many others are expected to come
later.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will be
entertained by committee No. 8 at
the home of Mrs. Mitchell on Thurs
day, Sept. Goth.
The state fair is running this week
at Huron, and opened the first day
with an attendance of about Is, 600
people.
%5eE4 MAEEeFtB aE548 N.EGWs
We m informed that Mr.. Everett
is to close out his restaurant, and
that Solomon Beim will occupy the
building with his dry goods store.
Come to Scotland and visit the Peo-
Pies Amusement Co. ALI Of next
week-Evenings September 17-22.
Merry go-round and 30 forth.
Rev. Edward Hager and wife went
to Huron last week, and will both at
tend Huron College the coming year.
ME-. Hager expects to take a four
years curse.
Michael Ser returned last week
from 9 visit with his brother in Bel
videre. He was we'll pleased with
the appearance Of that country, and
may decide TO move there.
Mrs. Claus Flick and baby Of Tripp
visited her parents, Mi. and Mrs.
Minnich last Saturday. Mr.. Flick also
came on Sunday and accompanied
them home that evening
The Old Settlers reunion 81 Bon
Homme county will be held in SPRING
field next Tuesday. An interesting
program il being prepared and the
we'll known2faculty Of the Springfield
people as entertainers assures ali of
q good time.
The fore part 81 the week %
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-13
OTTO SCHMIERER
From the Springfield Times.

From the Springfield Times.
The Missouri river is unusually low
ct this season and the reason is giv-
en- that it has been very dry in the
upper country this summer.
Mr.. Leach, agent at Greenwood
Indian Agency. passed through the
city enroute to Santee. MI. Leach
states that the Greenwood and Santee
agencies have been consolidated and
that he will have charge Of both.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

a~id. and spake With him lowly AMI
m~y,teriou>ly. He uodd,d decis,,e>
ana then said aloud To Whistling pick.
Listen, sonny, TO some plain talsy
tails. We fiNe are Gn Il lay. I'VE guar
anle.,l YOU to he square and you're to-
culat iu on The profits oqual With the
boys, oad you've got to help. Two huu
arta hands on this plantation are eN-
pectilg To be paid a weeks wages to-
morru# morning. HomorroW'S Christ
uE ANA they wan to lay off. Say
thr boss, Work from FIVE TO nine IN
The morning TO yet Il trainload OF sugar
or and I'll pay every mar cash down
for the week and "a day extra They
say '~llooray for the boss. Ii goes
lie drifeS to Moo Orleans today ana
fctchcs back the cold dollars. Two
thousand and s%eventy-four fifty is the
amount. | got the figures from Il man
who talks too much, who got 'em from
the boukkoeper. Now, half of tins
haul goes to me and the other half the
rest of you may divide. Why the diff
ference? | represent the brains. It's
my scheme. Here's the way were going
To get it. There's some company ut sup
per in the house, but they'll leave
about nine. They have just happened
in for an hour or so. If they don't so
pretty soon Wen work the scheme any
how. We want all night To get away
good with the dollars. They're heavy.
About nine o'clock Deaf Pete and
Hlinky II go down the road "A quarter
mile beyond the house and set fire to
n big canefield there that the cutters
haven't touched yet. The winds Just
right to have it roaring in two minutes.
The alarm II be given and every man
Jack about the place Will be down
there in ten minutes fighting fire. That
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

A hright-eyed young girl who sat at
the left Of the mistress leaned I've
and said in a confidential undertone .
II wonder, mamma. if that tramp we
passed on the road found my stocking.
And do you think he will hang it up
tonight?"
The words of the young girl were
interrupted by a startling thing.
Like the wrath of some burned-out
shooting star, a black streak came
crashing through the windoWpane and
upon the table. where it shivered into
fragments a dozen pieces of crystal
and china ware.
The woman screamed in many keys,
and the men sprang to their feet.
The planter was the first to act. He
sprang to the intruding missile and
held it up to view. It's loaded" he
announced.
As he spoke he reversed Il long, black
stocking, holding it by the toe, and
down from it dropped a roundish stone
wrapped about by a piece of yeilowish
paper. Nov for the first inte~Stellar
message of the century I" he cried, and.
nodding to the company. who had
crowded about him, he adjusted his
glasses with provoking deliberation
and examined it closely. When he
finished he had changed from the jolly
host to the practical, decisive man OF
business. He Immediately struck !;
bell and said to the silent-footed mu-
latto man who responded Go and tell
Mr.. Wesley to get Reeves and Maurice
and about ten stout hands they can
rely uIon and come to the hall door
At once. Tell him Il have the men
arm themselves and bring plenty of
ropes and pillow lines. Tell him to
hurry" And then he read aloud from
the paper these words:
To de Gent of de Hous:
Dere is five tuff hopoes kept meself in
de vaken lot near de road war de old brick
plies Is. Dey got me stuck up wild a gun
see and ! taken dis means of
katen. ? of der lads is gone dow to Sc,
hre to de cain field below de nous and
When yots fellers goes TO turn de hoes on
II de hole gang Is goin to rob de hous OF
de money 700 gotto pay off wit say git a
move on We say de kid dropt dis sock In
oer rooe tel her merry crismus de same 20
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

IL leave the money sacks and the
women alone in the house for us to
handle"
Boston" interrupted Whist!ing
Dick, rising to his feet, tanks for de
grub yous fellers has given me, but I'll
be movin' on now. Burglary is no
good. I'll say good night and many
tanks fer"
Whistling Dick had moved away a
few steps as he spoke. but he stopped
very suddenly. Boston had covered
him with Il short revolver of roomy
caliber.
"Takc your seat" said the tramp
leader. I'D feel mighty proud of my
self If | let you go and spoil the game.
You'll stick right in this camp until
we finish the job. The end of that
brick pile is your limit. You go two
inches beyond that and III have to
shoot. Better take it easy, now"
ITS my way of doin'," said Wits
ting Dick. Easy goes. You can de-
press de muzzle of dat twelve incher
and run 'er back on de trucks. l re-
MAINS"
"All right" said Boston, lowering his
piece. as the other returned and took
his seat again on a projecting plank in
a pile Of timber. II don't wan to hurt
anybody specially, but this thousand
dollars I'm going to get will fix me for
fair. I'm going to drop the road and
start a saloon In a little town l know
about. I'm tired of being kicked
around"
Boston Harry took from his pocket a
cheap silver watch and held it near
the fire.
Its a quarter to nine." he said,
"Pete, you and Blinky start. Go down
the road past the house and fire the
cane in a dozen places. Then strike for
the levae and come back on it instead
of the road. SO you won't meet any
body. BY the time you get back the
men will all be striking out for the fire
and Wen break for the house and col
lar the dollars. Everybody cough up
what matches he's got"
OF the three remaining vagrats, two,
Goggles and Indiana Tom, reclined
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eral times before on the levee at night,
for the officer, himself a lover of mu-
sic, had been attracted by the exqui-
site WhiStling Of the shiftleSs vaga-
bond. Still he did not care under the
present circumstances to renew the ac-
quaintance. So Dick waited. and be-
fore long Big Fritz" disappeared.
Whistling Dick waited as long as his
judgment advised and her slid swiftly
TO the ground. As he picked his way
where night still fingered among the
big, reeking, musty warehouses he
gave way to the habit that had won
for him his title. Subdued, yet clear,
with each note as r and liquid as Il
bobolink's, his whistle tinkled about
the dim, cold mountains of brick like
lrops of ain falling into a hidden pool.
Rounding a corner. the whistler col
Iided with big Fritz"
$50" observed the mountain calmly,
you are already pack. IND dere viii
not pc frost before two weeks yet. IND
you hat forgotten how to viStle. Dere
was a valse note in dot last bar"
Big Fritz's heavy mustache rounded
into n circle, and from its depths came
a sound deep and mellow as that from
a flute. He repeated ii few bars OF the
air the tramp had been whistling.
"Dot p is p natural. und not p vlat.
Py der way, you peter pc glad meet
YOU. Won hour later, ind l would half
to put you in a gage to vistle NIT der
chail pirds. Der orders are to bull all
der pums after sunrise. Goot pye.'
After the big policeman had depart
ed Whistling Dick stood for an irreso-
lutte minute. feeling all the outraged
indignation of Il delinquent tenant who
Is ordered to vacate his premises. He
had pictured to himself n day OF
dreamful ease, but here was n stern
order to exile and one that he knew
must be oheyed. So, with wary eye
open for the CLEAN of brass buttons, he
began his retreat toward Il ruraI
refuge. A few days in lie country
need not necessarily prove disastrous
However. 1t was with Il depressed
spirit that Whistling Dick passed the
old French market on his chosen route
down the river. For safety's SAKE h
still presented to the world his por
trayal of the part of the worthy arts
an on his way to labor. A stall keeper
in the market, u~ndeceived, hailed hin
by the generic name of his ilk, an'
jack halted. taken by surprise. Tbs
vender, melted by this proof of. hi
own ~acuteness, bestowed a foot o
frankfu~ter and a half n loaf, and thus
the problem of breakfast was solved.
BY noon he had reached the countr.
of the plantations, the great, sad, 81
lent levels bordering the mighty river
He overlooked fields of sugar cane s.
vast that their farthest limits melte'
into the sky. The sugar-making seasol
was we'll advanced, and the cutter
were at work.
At a certain point Whistli ng Dick
unerring nose caught the scent of fry
ing fish. Like a pointer to a quail, h
made his way down the leyee SIDE
straight to the camp of a credulou
and ancient fisherman. whom n
charmed with song and story. SO thu
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

this, for q terror urged him such as
hfts the gazelle over the thorn bush
when the lion pursues. A crash through
the dew drenched weeds on the road.
side. a csutching, slippery rush mp the
grassy side of the levee to the foot
path at the summit, and he was free!
A small, rutiled, brown-breasted bird
sitting upon a dogwood sapling began
Il soft. throary, tender little piping in
praise OF the dew which entices foolish
worms from their holes. but suddenly
1t stopped and sat With It's head turned
sidewise, listening. Aud the little
brown bird sat with it's heai on one
side until the sound OF whistling died
away.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Scheidemann Sc je vrnil IL StockhOlma in je
svoJi stranki podal poroGilO. V MEM pravi, da
MISC predkonference prinesle zazcljenega uspeha,
Ola je pa vendar rezultat boljsi, nego je marsikdo
pricakoval. Krivdo "a to vail Scheidemann ma
nemsko manJsino i'll ma to, ola socialist liz zavez-
niskih dezel namenoma ali nenamenoma ne raz-
umeJo prav staliSca nemskih sOcialistov. Brez
Borgbjergovega sodelovanja bi bila konferenca
sploh nemogoca.
Ruskim sOcialiFom je Scheidemann. kakor
pravi, razlozil, da je nemska revolucija med vol
no nemogoca, ker so vsi Nemci slozni in odlocni
"a obrambo. Revolucija je odvisna cd rezultata
vojne in cd tega, &c Sc bodo ljudstvu priznale
demokraticne pravice. Nemsko Waldo kritizira
Scheidemann zaradi njenih vecnih poizkusov "a
separator mir Z Rusijo. Vsak teden, pravi, Sc della
jo ugodnejse %ponudbe, vendar pa ne nastopi Via
ola odkrito s predlogi "a splosen mir.
V zadnjem oziru ina Scheidemann &c pray.
Ali nJegovo mnenje o revoluciii je vendar cudno.
&c hi dejal, Ola je revolucija sedaj zaradi militia
risticne sile nemogoca, hi bio to zelo razumljivo.
Ampak njegova polovicna obljuba, Ola pride do
revolucije pc vojni, je skrajno neutemeljena. &c
Je ne morejo Nerhci napraviti sedai, ko imajo o.
rozje v rokah, jo bodo mogli se mani tcdai, ka-
dar bOdo golOrOki.
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Mleko v bolniiki sobi.

Izkazalo Sc je. da vplivajo duhovi,
katere vdihavajo krave, moeno ma ka-
kovost njihovega mleka. Francoski
higijenist DIR. Wet, XII je stvar raziska-
val, je opazoval dvanajst krav, katere
so Sc pasle v blizini slabo zakopane
mrhovine mrtvega teleta. Duh gni-
lobe, XII so ga vdihavale tie krave, je
zadostoval, da je izpridil Min mleko.
Cudno je, da Sc je izpridilo tudi NILE
ko krav, katere so prisle pri molze-
nju V dotiko z onimi. Classic can
males de medicine veterinaire", XII
opozarja ma to d~ejstvo, omeni Sc dru-
ge slucaje, XII kazejo obeutljivost NILE
ka napram duhovom. Ce stoji posoda
z mlekom poleg slabo zamasene ste
klenice 5 katranovo vodo - kar Sc v
bolnikovi sobi cestokrat pripeti -
dobi mleko mocan duh po katranu.
lsto opazamo, ako Sc nahaja poleg
terpentinovega spirita. - Use to mas
~opozarja, da je treba mleko liz boil
nikove sobe odstraniti in da ne sme-
mo pitt ali pustiti pitt mleko, XII Sc je
nahajalo nekaj casa v blizini bolnika,
posebno ce ina ~nalezljivo bolezen.
krave pa moramo drzati v zracnih
hlevih, kjer nj slabih duhov.
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LED PRED STO Lett.

Courier" v Charlestonu, S. c.,
ponatiskuje novice, XII je prvic izsla
v listu "Star" v Wilmingtonu dine 8.
marca 1917, torej pred sto lett.
Notica je bila sledeca:
Obvesca Sc prebivalstvo Charlesto-
ma, da seize skoro popolnoma dovrsila
stalna naprava "a preskrbljevanje te-
gn mesta z ledom. Ledenica hoce "a
kladati z ledom to mesto in otok Sui
Ivan ter nadalje Wilmington, Savan-
nah in Augusta. Upa sc, da DO led
~pripravljen IA prodajo v prvih dneh
bodoGega meseca.
Tia led sc DO prodajal v vecjih ali
manjsih kolicinah v ledenici sami ter
"a ceno, XII ne bo presegala osem in
cetrtino centa "a en- funt, kar je tako
nizko, da bo gotovo napotilo prebi-
valce, da Sc posluzujejo ledu bolt IL
potrebe kot pa IL razkosnosti.
Tudi Sc bodo napravile v hisah hla-
dilnice, Sc bodo lahko nazivalo "The
little icehouse". TIE bodo kot kos
pohistva ter bodo lahko stale v TEN
ali onem delu hise. Stroski "a te
majhne ledenice bodo znasali $40 do
SIS, kar bo Ia druzine brez dvoma
velika ugodnost. Napravile Sc bodo
dosti velike, da bodo lahko vsebovale
cd enega do treh ducatov steklenic,
posode s surovim maslom, sadjem it'd,
Mnozina ledu. katero BIO treba imeti
y teh "iceboxah", da sc vzdrze v stall.
hladu, ne BIO prekasala treh dc
petih funtov ma dan. s stroski Cd
sedmih do dvanajstih dolarjev ma me.
sec bodo .lahko Uncle druzine svojc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
MoRsK1 PES.

Med vsemi zakladi AlaSek ie morski
pes morda napjveeji zaklad - pravi
professor Parker $ Harvardskega vse-
ucilisea. V primeri z mineralnimi bo.
g~astvi, XII poidejo, ne more Ia vir do.
hodkov nikdar usahniti in sicer radi
velike razmnozevalne sile. XII DO pri-
nasala oh primerni kontroli vedno wee.
je dobi6ke.
N~ajvecia lovisea teh zivali Sc naha.
jajo oh st. George in st. Paul otoeju v
B~eringovem morju. Tam Jill je sedai
nekako t-ctina miliona. Terminologi-
ia, katera Sc uporablja "a te zivali, nj
dosledna. Popolnoma odrasli samci sc
imenujejo biki in odrasle samiee kra.
w. Made samcc oznaeujo kot 'samce'.
Blk V spremstvu veSjega Stevila krav
sc %imenuje harem, in celia skupina ha-
remov oh obrezju je lovisce.
Starr samci pri6cnjajo prihajati ma
tn lovisea V maju in j%uniju. Krave pri-
dejo nekoliko poznejc V juliju in av-
gustu. Nato 81 samei izberejo harem
oil enc DO loo krav, a poprecno neka-
ko posestdeset krav. Dan ali diva pc.
tenn, ko pridejo samiee OBJ obrezie, pc.
rodi vsaka pc enega mladi6a. Harem
SO prieenja prazniti re koncem avgu-
sta. Tekom dveh ali treh mesecev
vzgoje ne okusijo samci nikdar nobe.
ne jedi. V novembru je VISA koloniia
re o~dpotovala.
v prihodnjih sestih do dveetih me-
secih Sc morski psi nikdar ne pribliza-
jo kopnemu, temve6 plavajo pc Them
oceanu ter izpreminjaio svojo mast V
misice.
Morski psi live od ~dvanajstih do
stirinajstih let. Krave imajo vsako
leto pc enega mladiea ter so godne v
starosti dveh let. Samci pa MISC ere,
Ii do sestega ali sedmega leta. V prvif
dveh letih Sc mozki mladici druziio 2
mladei sploh. Pozncje pa zasedcjo me
sta " blizini haremov. Ko pa so starr
sest ali sedem let prieenjajO ustanav
ljati svoje lastne hareme.
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Ia suhe In debele.

Tea clOveskega telcsa sc da vsai
nekoliko uravnati hrano, XII mai 10
uzivamo. Popularni dunajski medi.
cinski tednik dale "a suhe ljudi sic.
dcee %nasvete: kdor Sc hoce zrediti, mai
uziva same redilne jedi, torej mnogo
surOvega masla in s~lanine, dosti re.
nell in kruha, dobro kuhanega RIA.
mocnatih rezancev, krompirjevc kase.
mnogo rumenjakov, finih mocnatih je.
di in sladkega peeiva. sub Glovek ma
je najmanje SIS KRAFT ma dan ter mai
pc vsaki jedi pie mleko. Spocetka
malo, potem ko Sc ga navadi, wee, tn.
ko da ga izpije poldrug liter ma dan
Debeli ljudje pa maj jedo: sveze in ku-
hano sadie, jagode, vse brez ~sladkorja;
dale zelenjavo: spinaeo, zelje, ohrovt.
zelen fizol, salato 2 malo Ola in brez
iajec, kumare v salati in kisle, sparg'
brez surOvega masla in drobtin, repo
sladko in kislo, kislo zelje, kolerabo.
kislico, kapre, redkev, karfijolo, kisel
hiram. Mesa mai debeli Indie malo
uzivajo, predvsem pa ne SINE biti ma.
stno. Tudi mastnih rib mai Sc varu.
jejo. Razun tega mai sc dobro rcieni
ljudje dosti gibljejo.
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JaVnO ~ZdraVStVO.

(kOnec S 5. strani)
daj bi Sc mogla stopnja ~javnega zdravstva uspe-
Sno pOvzdigniti.
&c meni DIR. Fisk, da bi bilo vOjaSko vezbanie
%koristno, sc toliko strinjamo, da hi bio splosno te-
lesno ~vezbanje dobro. To pa ne bi morale biti mi
ltarlstrcnO. In da bi sc mOglo to i~zvrSiti, lie hi
smell biti ljudje pri deiu tako v~prezeni, kakor
so sedaj. Kajti "a vezbanie hi bilo treba casa ;
treba bi bio javnih telOvadnic, utiteljev i. t. d.
kapitalisticen pOdjetnik Sc "a to lie briga, ce 81
bodo njegovi delavci podaljsali zivljenje ali ne.
Menu gre lie "a to, da iztlaci liz njih elm wee moci
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Spretnost prstov ma negah.

Ljudje, XII hodijo mnogo ali cello We.
dno bosi, morejo %uporabljati svojc pr.
ste ma nogah skorai tako, kakor prste
ma rokah. v vzhodnji Aziji znaio
sluge z nogo dvigniti stol, pobrati kroi
mix in poiskati novec. Aziiski iahaci
Sc drze s prsti ma nogah "a stremen
ribici pa drze trnek z nogo, 2 rokam;
ma delaio. Japonke drze $ prsti ma
nogi blago, XII ga sivajo ali vezejo.
Tudi ameriski Indiianci in afriski IN.
morci uporabljajd prste ma nogah
razno delo, prav kakor svoje roke
Ker so noge svobodne, imajo prste ne
niih daljse, ravnejse in gibcneise.
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in jO i%zpremeni V svoj profit. cato Sc V naSem 81
stemu tudi ne more dObiti cas- "a higienicno vez-
banje.
u emo besedo: kapitalisticna druzba nj spo-
sobna, ola hi uresnicila zdravstvene ideale. Ker
Je pa c%lovestvo wee, kakor oblika njegove druzbe,
Je treba odpraviti zapreko, XII Sc imenuje kapita-
lIsticni sistem in ustanoviti tax red, V katerem sc
DO mOglo tudi Ia zdravstvO, torej "a blaginio,
kulturo in napredek clovestva elm najvec storiti.
TAX red DO pa lie socialisticni. Vsak odkrito =.
srcni higienik hi moral biti socialist, ce hoce biti
doSfeden.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

piJaco, sadie in drugo vedno mrzlo in
shlajeno. S pomocjo par izboljsav Sc
DO lahko tudi meso in ribe shranje-
valo v teh omarah.
Oh prim ernem casu sc objavi pri-
bod ledu in pricetek prodaje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Naravna p~osledica grske vladne izpremembe
Je naStopila. Venizelos, XII Sc je vrnil V Atene i'm
bill imenovan "a ministrskega predsednika, je pre-
kinil diplomaticnc stike s centralnimi silami i'm
nalozil grSkim poslanikom V NemGiji, Avstriji,
Bolgarsk in Turciji, maj oddajo posle holland
skim zastopnikom i'll Sc vrnejo domov. Nova Via.
ola nj napovedala vOjne, izrekla je pa, ola obstoii
vojno stanje med centralnimi silami i'm Grsko. To
utemeljuje z izjavo, ola nj mogoce imeti diploma
ticnih stikov z vladami, XII vodijo vojno ma grskii
tieh.
Vesti IL Pekinga p~orocajo, ola je kitajska re-
publika padla in da je general Gang postal pred.
sedniki THU ultimatum, XII zahteva, da Sc posadi
takoj Hsuan Ting ma prestol. Nekatere vesti cello
'trdijo, da je monarhija re ustanovljena.
Hsuan Tung je moral sodstopiti ~. februaria
1912, kO je revoluciia zmagala i'm odpravila mo.
n%arhijo. Yesti IL Pekinga so picle. Zdi Sc pa, ola
Sc JUNE draave lie bodo uklonile terorizmu in ola
stoji kitajska ma pragu civilne vojne.
Now nacelnik grske Wade venizelos ie spo.
rocil srbskemu ministrskemu predsedniku Pasi-
Gu Ma krfu, Ola DO nova grSka vlada izvr&ila, kar
sc je zavczala v pogodbi s Srbiio. To Sc pravi, da
no Grska pomagala Srbiji V sedanii vojni.
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Adv RrfsEMBNT
sl0v. DElAvSKA
P0DP0RNA zvEzA
Inksrporirsna ~. spriia 1908
v drtsv Penn.
Ustasevijsas due 10. svpzsts
ISIS.
Scdez: COnemauQh. Pa

aLAvN1 URADNIKI: tf
PREDSE ~ Ivan Prostor, 81 20 St Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
PODPREDSEDNIK: Joip Zorko r. +. D. s, box 113 West Newton, Pa.
TANK: Bias Novak, 20 Main st, Conemaugh, Pa. ..l.
POMOzNI TAJNIK: Andrea vidich, ITO Franklin Main st, Conemaugh, Pa
BLAGAJNIK: Joip zele, 602 ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
POMOzNI BLAGAJNIK; Frank PavlovTic, b. 647, Forest City, Pa.
NADzoRNIKI:
1 nadornik: Ivan A. Kaker 27 Hanover St, Milwaukee, Wis.
q nadzornik; Nikolaj Povse, 1 Crab St, Numrcy Hill, N. s. Pittsburgh, Pa
3 nadzornik; Frank Kaueie. b. 73. Dunlo. Pa.
PoRoTNKI:
l. porotnik: Anton Lavris, box 8, Yukon, Pa
g ~porotnik: Frank Bavdek, 5000 Glass Ave.. Cleveland, Ohio.
u porotnik: Anton Weny, box SO, Superior, Pa.
vRHovNI zDRAvfyIK:
f.. :. Kern, NJ. d, 62os st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
PoMozNI oDBoR:
Martin lager, Conemaugh, Pa.
Ivan Granener, $40 RosSl Ave, Johnstown, Pa.
Stefan Fabric. Conemaugh, Pa.
Ivan Suhadlnik, Box 253, South Fork, Pa.
Ignac Peejak, 2s7 Cooper Ave. Johnstown, Pa.
Franc Prhtave, Conemaugh, Pa.
GLAvNI URAD v hist St 20 Main St, Conemaugh, Pa
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Ursdno olaslO: PRoLETAREc, 4oos W. s1st st., Chicago, III
ontna drustva, oiroma nJh uradnik, 10 ujudno prossni, posljati ve
dsPise naIav1ot ma glavnega tajnika in nikogar drngega, Denar IA Sc posla
edno potion fostnih, Exprsnih. ali Banenih. denarnih nakaznic. nikakor N ne
doPise ravm IA gavnega tajnika in nikogar drugega. Denar mai Sc pona
pTTiVattnlh eekov. Nakazniee maj Sc nasbvja: Bias Novak, Conemaugh
lon ma naslov gL tajnika.
suea;I d oPahjO dustveni tajniki pi pOroelih gavnega tajnika kake
pomanJktpv%tl IA to nemudoma nazanio uradu glavnega tajnika, da SO v pi
hodnje poprsvi.
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Ali ste zapasili, da YAM ie, ali
da Yam DO kratkem potekla ma
rocnina?