davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
Delo "a socialism.

mnoziti, ce so nedelavni, jih DO
vase d~elovanje dramilo; oGitall
81 bodo, da mic ne delajo, da so
mrtvi. I'll ocitki jim bodo spo.
znanje, to je pa prvi korak k de-
lavnosti. Ne smete pozabiti, ia
imamo dosti sodrugov, XII spe
spanje pravienega. In dokler Jim
KIDD ne pove, da spe, niti he We
do, da res spe.
PrepOtrebna "a razvoj je ziva
beseda. Med nekaj sodrngi je GO
tOvo kdo, XII je zmozen bolje Ira
ziti svoje misli v govoru kOt dru-
gi. Ucite sc v klubu samostojno
razpravljati. Eden maj pove svo-
je misli, drugi maj mu nasprotu-
je. Prvi maj skusa dokazati, da
je res tako, kakor je govoril, dru-
gi maj ga skuSa pobiti. &c bosta
ma konec prisla oba V zadrego ali
pa eden izmed obeh, maj posku-
sajo resiti vprasanje ostali. Ker
so nekatera vpraSanja resniGno
tezka, Sc obrnite s takim vprasa-
MEM ma list, XII Yam DO drage
wolfe pojasnil vse.
S takimi govori izobrazujete Sc
be in druge. Pripravljate Sc ma
spcpad S s~ovrazniki. Ia to je po-
trebno, da ste dobro oborozeni.
Jasno tolmacenje, nitro miSljenje
in izrazovit, prepricevalen odgo-
vor je najboljse orozje.
Ne misli, da je to tako tezko,
kakor 81 morda prestavljaS, ko
preeitaS clanek. Naravno - samo
Sc ne napravi. Nekdo mora "a
eeti = potion pa re pojde. Ne
pri6akuj, da Sc da izvrSiti vse v
par tednih ali mesecih. Dosti ie,
da zabelezis vsak mesec nekaj, ce-
tudi majhnega napredka. Dokler
kakSna stvar raste, dokazuie, da
ina pogoje "a zivHepje. Kadar
preneha, je znamenje, da ie dozi-
vela in da sc bliza svojemu pogi-
m.
Sodrugi, ne mislite, da van pi-
semo to cato, da precitate, potem
pa pravite: Lepe misli, da, tako
bi morale biti. Takih vzdihov lie
re zdaj proved. Enkrat Sc mora
zaceti z delOm, ce hocemo, da res
kaj dosezemo. Enkrat mora biti
konec tistih zrtev, katere dona-
sajo posamezniki, ker socializem
ne pozna zrtev. In &c so kljub te-
mu, je to dovolj slabo tzprieevalo
"a tiste sodruge, kateri bi lahko
kaj s%torili, a MISC Sc mic. 81
Torej: Ma delo "a socialism.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

Mehiski vladni oddelek "a trgovino in indu-
strijo je tidal odredbo, da je treLa opraviti pet
deset Jeklenih nabiralnikov "a ollie ma Oljnem DO
Ju V zalivu. Nabiralniki so veGinoma ~lastnina
Pennsylvania Mexican Fuel kompanije in drugih
p%odruznic razupite Standard Oil druzbe.
Kapitalisticne druzbe so po izjavi Wade zgra-
die tie nabiralnike, ne da bi bile vprasale "a do
v~olJenJe.s Mislile so pac, da smejo po svoji wolff
ukazovati v Mehiki.
vlada hoee zapleniti tudi wee oljnih vrelcev,
ker so Jill dali kapitalisti vrtati, ne da bi bill
vprasali Waldo "a dovOljenje.
NekOliko take enerzije proti samopasnosti
kapitalistov tudi v Zedinjenih drzavah ne bi sko-
dovalo. Da bOdO prizadeti izkoriseevalci sedaj
kricali kakor zrjavi, je gotovo. Mehiska vlada Sc
ma to ne DO ozirala; upamO, da tudi ameriska ne.
Hamburger Zeitung'' poroea, da so liz nra-
da Zunanjega ministrstva v Petrogradu ma mi
s%terijozen naein izginile originalne pogodbe med
Rusijo in Francijo, XII so bile sklenjene pc letu
1913. Neznani tatOvi so tudi ukradli vazne listine
v nekem inozemskem poslanistvu.
Cudno je, da We to tajnost IL Petrograda has
list v Hamburger. Ali ne We morda tudi "a ia
tovef |
Berlinski "Vorwaerts," katerega kontrolira
scdaj S~cheidemanov frakcija, pise v nekem clan
ku, ola bi sc vprasanje Alzacije j Lorene najbolje
resilo ma ia psGin, da bi Sc dalo prebivalstvu ma
splOsno glas0vanje, kan ho6e pripadati.
KakOr je znano, sta bill Alzacija in Lorena
do leta 1871. francoski dezeli. Pc izgubljeni vojni
il je morala Francija odstopiti Prusiji. Naravno
je, da smatra Francija Sc danes ODE pokrajini "a
francoski pc pravici, medtem ko pravi NemGija:
"Kar imam, to je MOLE.
Ker predlaga "Vorwaerts', hi bilo ma videz
gotovo najboli demokrati6no. Ampak lie ma videz.
Vines je namree eel kupGek v~prasanj, XII delajo
veliko vetje tezave, nego bi Sc zdelo ma prvi po-
gled.
Cd leta 1871. je nemska vlada sistematiGno
naseljevala Nemce v Alzaciji in Loreni. Trideset
let nj bio v Omenjenih dezelah nobenega ustav-
mega &~ivljenja. To dokazuje, da je nemska vlada
smatrala ODE p~okrajini "a "nelojalni', to Sc pra-
vi "a nemski. Sele ko je naselila v dezeli dovoli
Nemcev, ko Sc je ogromno stevilo Francozov o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

Med najpomembnejse dogodke ruske revolu-
eiJe spada brez dvoma poYratek "stare matere
ruske revolucije" osivele Ekaterine X. Breskov-
skaje, XII Sc je vrnila liz sibirskega ~jetnistva.
kakor pisejo ruski listi, ie bila VISA njena pot
do Petrograda velikO zmagoslavje.
= Ne verjamem, - je dejala Breskovskaja,
= Ola je bila kdaj ma svetu lie ena nevesta, ka-
teri so darovali toliko c%vetlic, kolikor so Jill poda-
rlll mem ma moJem pOtu liz jetnistva.
Pri TEN je pokazala ma zelezniski voz, v ka-
terem je bilo polno c~vetlic, XII Jill je dobila med
polio IL Sibirije. Ma vsaki postal 10 je ~pozdrav-
ljala ljudska mnozica. Videla ie vso RUSTIC, vse
svoje "vnuke", delavce, vojake in kmete, XII so
zrli v njej simbOl svObode pc dolgem boju.
Wax je incl priti v Petrograd oh ~enajstih;
toda re pref Sc je ma postal zbrala tisoGera mno-
zica, in vojaki, dijaki in prostovoljna garda SO
delai red. V posebnem vozu, katerega il je dala
vlada, je bio wee odliGnih oseb, XII so il Sic ma
prot do Moskve.
Tedanji %justiGni, sedaj vojni minister So
drug kerenskij je stopil v voz in dial revolucijo-
narki velik Sopek rdecih vrtnic. Poliubila sta
Sc trikrat in BreSkovskaja je Kerenskega tikala.
Opiraje Sc ma Kerenskijevo rokO Sc je prikazala
pri wrath. Kerenskij Sc odkrije in Sc obrne do
ljudstva s sledeGimi besedami:
- SOdrugi, stara matt ruske revolucije Sc je
koncnO vrnila V svobodno dezelo. VzdihOvala je
V jeci, mueili so jO brez prestanka in vendar 10
imamO sedaj sre6no med seboj. ZaklSimo tedaj
"zivio! naSi l~jubljeni start materi!
Use je zaorilo naOkrog, da Sc je treslo o.
zracje. V spremstvu Kerenskega je odsla v spre-
jemno dvorano, kjer so jo Gakale razne deputa-
cije.
Najprej so jo sprele bolniske s~treznice z
rdeto zastavo, XII je nosila naph:
- Zivela matt ruske revolucije Ekaterina
KonStantinOvna BreSkovskaja!
GovOrnica pa 10 je pozdravila:
- Streznice smo sre6ne, ko vidimo vas, lju-
ba stara matt i'll vas prisr6no in skromno po-
zdravljamo. Me smo lie majhen del sester, XII vas
V TEN "a uRsijO tako sreGnem dnevu iskreno pO-
zdravljajo."
10 Sc je peljala s Kerenskim v avtomobilu,
so Sc j pribiizevale zenske in il poliubovale roke.
Moski so mahali s klobuki in il klicali "zivila".
Sla je v zbornico, kjer so 10 pozdravili delavski
in vojaski DELEGATE. Ko je stopila v dvorano, so
Sc vzdignii vsi DELEGATE in so priredili junakinji
burne in prisr6ne o~vacije, katerih nj hotelo biti
konca.
Prvi, XII je pricel govoriti, je bill Kerenskij:
PonOsen sem in sreeen, da vas, stara matt,
mOrem pOzdraviti v imenu ruske demokracije IN
provizoriene Wade; sreGen, da morem pozdraviti
leno' katero je stara vlada preganjala in katero
moreno sedaj sprejeti s takimi eastmi-
n. S. Cejdze je rekel:
- V imenu izvrsevalnega odbora delavskih
in vojaskih delegatov pozdravljam gospo, XII je
napolnha rusko revOlucijo z navdusenjem. Upaj-
mo, ola mas DO z istO vero v pravico Sc nadalje
bodrila k nadaljnim bO: en- ma potu osvoboditve
Zopet vas pOzdravljam in YAM kliGem: dobro-
dosli -
Posamezni zastopniki razlienih organizacij
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NASLOv (ADDRESS):
zoos W.. 81. STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
JAPONSKE IGRACE v AME-
RIKI.

h1h1.
StatiStike iaponSke ekSportne
trgovine "a preteklih pet let ka-
zejo veliko razSirjenje japonSke
mduStrije "a igrace. JaponSki eks-
port .igraG je dosegel lea 1916
$3,S0S,350 prot $9i5,376 leta 1912
ter Sc je uvedlo od teh V Zdruze-
he drzave leta 1916 vrednosti
$1,21l,363.
Sedanji ameriSki kupovalci ma
Japonskem, Xxi so Sc obrnili ma to
dezelO "a Zaloge cenemih igrac.
katere so pref dobivali IL evrop-
skin dc&el, st skoro SoglaSno mne-
MIA, da ne DO sedania proSperite-
Ia japonske igra5ne industrije
p%rezivela Sedanje vojne. Tia pre-
obrat pa BIO poSledica zopetnega
ozivljenja tie industrije v Evropi
in tudi ~poSledica inferiornosti ali
manjSe vrednosti iaponskega IL
delka.
Ne m sc pa miSliti, ia DO ia
ponski izvoz igrac po vojni popol-
nOma izumrl.
POdkonzul William Langdon V
Yokahami pravi, da he bosta "a
man diva in pol leta ugodnih raz-
mer, pod katerimi Sc je ia indu-
strija raZvila ma Japonskem. Ugo-
dino "a nadaljni obStoj tie indu-
STRIFE ie bilo tudi pomanjkanje
tuJe kOnkurence, nadalje Skrbna
instrukcija Cd strani tuiih .kupo-
valley glede potreb in zahtev tu-
Jill trgov ter nadzorovanje Two
"a cd strani Wade.
lzkuSenost, Iii 81 10 Ie pridobil
cd pricetka tie voine japonski IL
d~elovalec igrac, mu DO tudi po VOL
nj nudila moznost ohraniti Ease
dobrsen del trgovine, katere ie bill
deleien radi vojne. X temu pride
Sc nizka cena della ter druge ugod-
ne prilike, XII mu omogOcujejo IL
delOyanJe igraG "a nizko cenO. L.
urjen izdelovalec igrac dobiva ma
primer ma dan place - sen, to je
81 c%entov,in podjetniSki stroSki
so izredno niZki, ker Sc izdeluie
veGina igraG V domovih delavcev
samih.
Pod vodstvOm inOzemSkih 1--WE
dencev so priGeli Japonci uspeS-
no izdelovati puncke liz porcela-
ma, Xxi nosijo kavkaske obrazne
pOteze.
Nekateri teh izdelkov Sc dajo
ugodno primeriati s srednje vrste
punckami evrOpskega p%roizvoda.
Glede mehanicnih in cinkastih
igrac so bill Japonci neuspeSni in
izvedenci so mnenja, da bodo do
bill dotiGni japonski izdelovalci
pc vojni kaj malo narocil. To del
stvo sc pripisuje do gotove meje
pomankaniu materiiala, XII je po-
treben "a iz~delovanie teh igrac
ter tudi majhni izkuSenosti V H.
~delovanju kovinastih predmetov,
katerih mehanicna natancnost je
veeje vazEosti kOt pa zunanja o.
blika.
JaponSke lesene igrace so posta-
lie v inozemstvu precej priljublie-
ne. TIE lesene igrace, cudno obi
kovane in zagOnetne Skatljice, so
micno izdelane. napravljene liz tr-
dega lesa in dobro spOiene sku-
pal.
V splOSnem Sc lahko rece, da so
dosegli Japonci ma tenn polju
precej dobre uspche in da Jill ne
DO tako lahko izpodriniti \ NEST,
XII so Jill zavzeli tekOm te vojne.
Ce pa oStane ia Industrial V ia
ponskih rokah, tedaj tudi japon-
ski delavci ne bodo zadovoljni s
rs semi ma dan, ampak bodo zahte-
vail cloveSke place. S TEN Sc bodo
tudi organizacije ma Japonskem
modernizirale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
Breskovskaja v Petrogradu.

SO ~vstajali in 10 pozdravljali S kratkimi govori.
Globoko ginjena sc je Breskovskaia zahyali-
la in vsi so Sc dvignili S sedezev. Rekla je:
= Pc dolgem potu sem prisla k YAM. Posta-
rala sem sc in Sc ne spominjam veG vsega. Sto-
pila sem ma verando in videla sem narod; povsod
sem videla delavce. Prisla sem v ia tempel svo-
bode in videla sem vOjaske Organizacije, delavce,
kazake, mOrnarje. In tako imam sreGo videti
danes zastopnike vse organizirane Rustic. Ali nj
TO popolna sreSa' To dokazuie, da lahko skupno
d~elujemO kOt EN- MOI, svobodno in sreGno.
Ljubi mi drzavljani! Petdeset let sem sta
la v vrsti ruskih revolucijonarjev in be da hi se
hvalila lahko pravim, da nj nihGe boil kot iaz
izpOlnjeval dolznosti in discipline ali pa da bi
bill bolj cenil vaznost svojih dolznosti. Nikdar
nj pO moi krivdi nastal V stranki prepir. Spo-
stovala sem miSljenje in odredbe svojih tovari-
sew tako, da sem sc vedno zavzemala "a ~prijateli-
sko poravnavo vseh v%praSanj.
Ali vas ne smem smatrati "a otroke enega eli
ljaf Vojak - ali nj isto kot delavecP vi ste otroci
enc velike matere Rustic; in cato maj bi Sc sedaj
naenkrat priGeli p~repirati?
Nato Sc pribliza neki vojak. BreSkovskaia
vzame rdeeo vrtnico in 10 da svojemu ''vnuku''..
Vojak il poljubi roko, nakar ga "stara matt" po-
gladi Pc laseh in priene govoriti med burnim odo-
bravanjem:
- Vsi hrepenimo pc prOstosti in enakosti -
ali more biti tedaj razlika med mani? Zakaj bi
metali pod koleSa polenaf Ako moreno takega
sovraznika, tako velikega sovraznika Rustic, kot
je Viljem, premagati, ali ne moreno tudi odstra-
niti svojih malih nasprotij?
Vsakdo pravi, da BIO umrl "a svobodo. To Sc
pravi solidarnOst. Vsakdo vidi, Ola DO nesre6a "a
naso dezelo, ako ne premagamo svojega sovraz-
nika on, mas krvni sovraznik pride in nam DO vsi-
iii svoje postave. Prepricana sem, da 81 nihGe
tega ne zeli. Ne zelimo osvajanja, noeemo uni
titi drugih pa da hi dovolili, da hi hodili po mas,
to hi bio nevredno velike Rustic.
Otroci, nicesar ne moreno dObiti zastonj.
Svobode ne dObite brez tezkega della. Morda bolje
veste cd meme, da ne pride mic cd samega sebe.
Razum in duh sta potrebna. Tri dolga leta je Ru-
siJa trpela, kot nj Sc nihGe trpel in morda bono
morali prenesti Sc veeje trpljenje, preden DO mas
cilj dosezen. cato bodimo slozni mala nasprotja
maj ne zapirajo pota, XII mas vodijo do pogla-
vitnega ella k svobodi in sreGi vsega naroda.
Oh velikem aplavzu je konGala svoj govor,
nakar Sc je vsedla ma stol, katerega so vzdignili
kerenskij, Cejdze in sedanji delavski minister
Skobelov ter so jo nesli v Ekaterinsko dvorano.
Pred stOlom so nosili ~cvetlice.
Tu 10 je pricakovala celia armada vojakov,
Xxi so Sc bill vrnili liz zakopov.
DOvolite je dejal vojak da vas, stara
matt, pozdravim v imenu % tisoG MOI stare ru-
ske garnizije.
vrtnico z besedami:
Pojdi nazaj in povej jim, da jim posilja
stara matt vrtnico in mnogo pozdravov!
20 koncanih gOvorih so jo zopet nesli med
zvoki marzeljeze V avtomobil in oGi vseh so Sc
upirale v starkin obraz, Xxi je zarel Cd sreGe in
veselja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
GAsoP1s.

Znano je, da so v zadnjem easu "a
cell kopati ma Spitzbergih premog; tn
di pozimi so delavci tam. Da Jim pa
nj proved dolgeas, izhaia sedaj v Green
Harbour trikrat ma teden Sasopis "'Ti-
dende'. Porocila dobivajo po breztie.
mem brzojavku IL Kristianije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
NAJBoLJSA PSBNICA

ma svetu raste pri mestu Santiago v
drzavi Chile (Cile). Leta 1884. je bilo
81 odstotkov vsega obdelanega sveta
v Chile posejanega s psenico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
NAJaLoBIJo TOXIC v MoRJU

lpreJ s6S6 IN med Karolini in Ladroni)
Je i1merila nemSka ladja "Planet" Sc
eVrovzhodno filipinskega otoka Minds-
mao. Dobili so globino 97s0 M.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

ziroma francosko misleGih Nemcev nselilo IL de-
zele, ko je bila v obeh pokrajinah nemska obiast IL
trJena do z~adnjega kOticka, so bill absolutisticni
zakoni Odpravljeni. NasprOtje do NemGije tudi
pozneJe nj popolnoma izginilo, tOda nemske o.
blasti so Uncle dovolj moci, da so ga potlaGile.
&c hi Sc v ten razmerah, pod vodstvom nem-
Sixth narodOv izvrsilo splOsnO glasovanje, tedaj la
hko razume vsak Otrok, da bi sc pokazala veGina
"a NemGijo.
Toda ce bi bio to ~resnicno misljenje Alzacije
In Lorene, je drugo vprasanje.
Zanesljivega rezultata pa tudi tedaj ne bi BIZ
10, &c hi Francija vodila glasovanje. Tudi ce ne bi
nJeni komisarji rabbi prisilnega ~pritiska, hi Sc
vendar glasovanje vrSilO pod moralnim pritlskom.
Da bi priSlO do pravega r~ezultata, hi bilo ire
cele vrste ukrepov, Xxi Sc loze i~zreGejo, kakor IL
vrse.
Predvsem bi morala voditi glasovanie kak-
sna oblast, XII nj mic prizadeta ma konGni resitvi
vprasanja, to Sc pravi, oblast, XII bi Sc 20 pravici
lahko smatrala "a nevtralno.
NeizOgibno hi bilo, da zapuste vse nemske o..
blasti dezelo, z mimi pa tudi vse nemsko ~vojastvo.
Tistim, XII so Sc zaradi aneksije izselili, oziroma
nJihovim potOmcem, bi Sc morale dovoliti, da Sc
vrnejo, &c Sc hocejo. Napraviti bi Sc morale mai
obsirnejse garancije, da bi bilo glasovanje abso-
lutno tajno. Povrh toga pa hi moral imeti prebi-
va!ci Sc zanesljivo zagotovilo, da Sc nikomur, no.
benemu posamezniku, nobeni obGini, nobenemu
kraju ne zgodi mic zalega, &c BIO konena usoda de-
zele drugatna, kakor je m%anjSina glasovala.
Use to ne velja lie "a Alzacijo in Lorenzo, am
pax "a vse dezele OZiroma narode, XII mai hi Sc pri
sklepanju miru resile tujih gospodarjev. Pruski
Poljaki bi moral smatrati "a nevarno p,asova-
ME "a neodvisnost, &c bi Sc to glasovanie vrsilo
pod pruskim vodstvom. In prav tako sc ma Kranj-
skem vetina ne bi upala glasovati "a loGitev cd
Avstrije, ee hi Avstrija kontrolirala glasovanje.
Nj torej vse demokraticno, kar izgleda de-
mokratiGno.
Koliko prijateljev pripeljete v nedeljo S sa-
BIO v Riverview?
Kaj DO tam? Kai ste pOzabili?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
piknik
sociahsticnega Gasopisja.

Noben sodrug ne m tam mani
kati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
Koliko prijateljev pripeljete v nedelio $ sa.

-O"0 PFTJu0CIJCF PTIPCIJClC v HtUtIJU = SH-
bO v Riverview?
Kaj DO tam? Kaj ste pozabili?
Vsako letO imajo to nedeljo socialist IL
Cook County svoj velfki pink, lie da Sc nikdar
nj bill takO velik kakor DO letos.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-04-06
FARO DE KESTERGAT.....
The Well Known Belgian Stallion
Will Make the Season of 1917 at the
Newell Livery Barn, in Cottonwood

Hayward Shields is on the sick list
this week.
Roads should be dragged this
spring as soon as they begin to dry as
the warm weather will dry them rap
idly after the snow leaves. A day or
so delay will make them too hard.
Albert Rogers made the first stage
trip to Winona yesterday with a
wheeled rig since last November.
Some record when you can sleigh a.
cross the prairie until the 9Th day Of
April.
w. R. Coveny writes from Ale
ghany, CAL, to have the Chronicle
sent to his address in order to keep
posted on hap oenings hereabouts. lie
is now located at one of CALIFORNIA;
richest old time mining camps.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-04-06
Stock Market Report.

Following is the report of the
Portland stock market for the
week April 3.
A good supply of cattle was re-
ceived on yesterdays market
over HOO head. There was a
fairly good demaad especially
from outside buyers, which put
considerable activity into the
trading. Quality of the run was
exceptionally good, particularly
in the steer division, the bulk of
the steers selling from &c up.
Prices as rule were steady on
all the good grades of beef steers,
while medium kinds sold a little
higher in some cases. Cows were
in excellent demand and prices
were from 15c to 25c higher on
the best grades, while others were
mostly steady.
One load of prime grain fed
steers, the best seen on this
market during the winter sold for
$3.50, which was SC over the
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previous record top. There was
a considerable spread of $50 and
9.65 hay fed steers from the
Prineville country. Medium
steers were sold in good supply,
with excellent demand, selling
from 900 to 9.25. Ordinary steers
having but little kill to them sold
for 8.15 to 8.65. One load of
prime cows brought 800 with the
top on one bunch at 8.25. There
was another load of very good
COWS that brought 7.50. Medium
kinds sold from ZOO to 7.25, with
ordinary dairy stuff bringing
from 600 to $50.
The previous bull top was also
lifted 25c established a new rec
ord of 8.25, while the bulk of the
prime heavy bulls went from 6. rs
to 725. Thin heavy bulls sold
from 6.25 to $50; while light
dairy bulls sold from 5 to cents.
A few calves brought $50 to 10.
The hog market got off on
rather a slow start but after trad
ing began, prices were steady to
&c higher and a new top was es-
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tablished on one load of prime
heavy hogs from La Grande
bringing 14.55 with a load of
Maupin hogs going at 14.50. The
bulk of the sales were made at
1435 and 14.4O Pigs sold from
1875 to 1926. The supply of
hogs was light, but quality good
and demand excellent.
There were but two cars of
shorn lambs received for yester-
days taade in the sheep house.
They were of good quality and
were fat, bringing 11.25 a new
record shorn lamb top at these
yards.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-04-06
Ours is Some Band

Say! Did yoN know that Cot
tonWOod has some band? We all
knew that one was in the process
of formation and, from the vari-
GUS noises permeating the atmo-
sphere once or twice a week,
were aware that the boys were
rapidly becoming able to make
quite a noise, but when they were
called out into public Tuesday
afternoon, without having had
an opportunity of any open air
practice since organizing, we were
all agreeably surprised at the
way they tore into those patriotic
tunes and handled them as cred
itably as many organizations af-
ter months of open air work.
Yes, we've got real band start
ed and it will not take long until
the boys will be able to handle
pretty difficult music and get
away with it in first class style.
And say, some of the has
beens" have got the fever and
are going to join the organization.
Watch out for a forty or fifty
piece band here before the sum-
mer is past.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-04-06
Position For a Girl

Down at Blackfoot recently the
leading paper of that town moved
into new home. modernly equip
ped, and inserted an advertise
ment for girl to show people
around the plant and explain
things to them. The qualifica-
tions are so we'll set forth that
we produce them and are still
wondering how many applicants
there were for the job. The ad.
follows:
A new position is open for
some girl at The Republican Office
beginning the first of April. For
want of better name the posi-
ton W i'll be called information, "
and her duties will last from l
O'Clock till 5, except Saturday
when it will be from 10 till 5 with
time off for luncheon.
Her duties will be to accom-
pany persons looking through the
printing office, to furnish them
information about each machine
or part of the process of turning
type metal into type and convert
ing paper and inks into books,
pamphlets and stationery and
turning sheet wood pulp into
newspapers. She will need to be
instructed for few days 80 she
can instruct the visitors, and she
will need to have a good memory
and a desire to learn and to make
it plain to others. She will need
to be person of good manners
and one who habitually uses good
language. She should be reliable
in what she says, and one who,
when asked things she has not
yet learned, can admit she does
not know and Immediately get
the information from somebody
who does know. Everybody a.
bout the shop and office will help
her to succeed if she tries hard,
and she will be discharged if she
does not do her best most of the
time.
"There are several things she
should not be. She should not
apply for the place if she chews
gum and chatters and giggles ex-
&c ssively. Perfume, paint and
powder, soiled hands, dirty finger
nails or loud behavior would for
felt the job if all else were salts
factory. The girl who has the
candy-eating habit isn't wanted,
neither the girl who over dresses
or wants to be regarded as an
ornament about the place. Just
a plain, sensible instructor of
good disposition and pleasing
manner-no airs" The salary
will be very moderate, and if the
public fail to take the opportuni-
ty to learn the wonders of mod
ern printery by spending a pleas
ant hour with her, then the posi-
ton will be discontinued. If she
makes good and the public keep
her tolerably busy for a few
weeks, she will probably know
enough about the office and the
business to develop into a regular
employee necessary to the best
success of the firm.
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Harry Poyneer came in the first Of
the week from Spokane to visit his
wife for a short time.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-04-06

Paul Terhaar is another lad who
intends enlisting just as soon as hecan
be relieved from duty on the dray
line.
The Washington times., 1917-11-03
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