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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-01-05

TIL TAKE HER, CAPTAIN, now, HE AN
NoUNCED GENTLY.
there, but the pilot wendell his way
through the distractions to the pilot
house.
"I1l take her, captain, now" he an
nounced gently. 1--WE got my bear
ings. That's the Saddles hump, an
over there's Straddle rocks. It's nasty
weather in here"
Captain Reed stared at the vision,
but 1t was too dark to see clearly. His
own nerves were considerably ratified
by the recent series of events, Inc he
stepped back in something like super
stition.
Let her go ahead full speed, cap
tain,' Boggles continued. "The tide
runs like blazes through these chan
nels."
The sailors halted in their work and
left the boats swinging half down the
davits. Mr.. Pierce shouted angrily:.
"What's he doing-wrecking us on
his blamed rocks?"
"Wait a moment, Mr.. Pierce" DR..
Langdon said, the intuition of a vision
possessing him. He can't make mat
tiers worse"
"Isn't he blind?' snorted the owner.
Eyes, we're all Blind answered the
doctor meekly.
The crash of the breakers on their
right drowned all further conversation.
The wind veered and shrieked a new
tune, and the Grayling cleared the line
of rocks by a scant yard.
"That was as close as we could run
to the hump without going on" ex-
claimed Boggles, with both hands on
the wheel.
"Now," with a sigh, "for the Straddle
rocks. They're worse, much worse in
this weather."
"Heavens! Then we're lost" groan-
ed Mr.. Pierce. 1--WE can't live in any
thing worse than that"
FLUSH, papa!" whispered Annette.
II think Boggles may know"
The yacht waved and swung wide of
the next line of breakers, then faced
the black towering rocks. Boggles held
her steadily toward them. There was
no opening. The sea dashed mountain
high against their PERCEPTIONS face.
The white foam SCATTERED the bow Of
the boat. Mr.. Pierce could stand it no
longer. He broke loose and shouted In
a frenzy.
Were crazy. That mailman will
wreck us! Take the wheel, Captain
Reed! | command you! Take it!' p
But the captain fumbled in speech
and movements. Then he was arrested
by a most violent lurch of the yacht.
There was a grinding and grating of
steel against an unyielding substance.
Some one shrieked awfully. 1t seemed
an eternity for the bewildered spects-
tors, but Boggles sighed and said:
"There. we're through the Straddle
now! We're safe. captain.'
The towering wall of rocks had mi
raculously opened, and the Grayling
shot through a channel so narrow that
her sides scraped the outer edges of
the strange formation of granite. The
current swept the craft forward with
accelerated speed.
Then the sea lost its turbulence and
the wind it's power for evil. Protected
Sn all sides by abutments Of rocks, the
sheltered owe was like a mill pond
compared to the raging sea.
"Well anchor here, captain" Boggles
was saying. 1.-THE tide is not so swift
inside the rocks, an the bottom is
sandy. I'll take a rest nov I'm tired,
an it's getting dark, very dark. ]
never knew the owe to be so dark be-
fore. l can hardly see the rocks. /
think-Tm falling"
1t was Annette's arm he clutched,
and Annette and the doctor led him
below to his room.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-01-05
For Match Scratches.

Painted woodwork that has been
marred by match scratches can be
restored to its origina, condition by
rubbing with lemon and then washing
with a clean rag dipped in water.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-01-05
Moist Cakes.

If you want cake to keep moist place
a perfectly sound apple in the cake tin.
The apple should be renewed as soon
as 1t shows any signs Of whitening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-01-05
FIRST IN CONGRESS-
The Only American Woman to
Sit In the House Officially.
WOMEN STOOD BY HER

Still Young and Attractive With He,
Reddish Hair, Able to Make Her Owr
Clothes and Cook, Miss Rankin Nov
Becomes Coneresswoman Elect.
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Montana.
the woman congressman elect, is q
source of pride to the National Suf-
frage association, inasmuch as she
was for a number of years n Of Its
most valued organizers and the stand
ard bearer who carried her state for
suffrage.
Miss Rankin led the fight that won
the ballot for her sex In Montana In
1914, and 1t was expected that for this
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

Pravijo, da Smo lakomni nemskih kolonij,
morda tudi Palestine in Mezopotamije. &c hi bill
Si zaradi nemskih kolonij V to vojno, nam ne bi
bllo treba "a 10 armada cd treh ali Stirih Milo
nov MOI; ne enega batallona nam ne bi bilo treba
dodati naSi armadi.
Mezopotamija nj bila nikdar turSka. Vprasa-
NE go>podStva mad Mezopotamijo in Palestine
mora biti prepuSGeno mirovni konferenci kakor
vpraSanje nemSkih kOlonij. Pri TEN Sc moraio
pa GuvStva prehivalcev V teh neciviliziranih kra.
Jill jemati Y pOStev.
koncem govora je Lloyd George slavil rusko
revolucijo in dejal, da ie vsakogar resila skrbi.
da III mogla biti ma miroyni kOnferenci zastopana
naJbolJ nazadnjaSka avtokracija sveta. Ruska
revoluciJa ne garantira lie popolnejSe image, am
pax ,udl NlSJo, k~rasnejSo zmago, nego jO je kdaj
kdo doSegel. ---
Ne more Sc reel, da ie Lloyd George V svo.
Jem govoru iztrpal vse, kar bi bilo reel o mirov-
nh %pogojih. Toda &c hi bill Bethmann Hollweg
ie enkrat tohko povedal q StaliScu Nemcije, ko-
Ilkor Je Lloyd George sedaj re tolikokrat pove-
dial, IN incl Svet re precej jasno sliko in morda
hi bIlo tedaJ tudi KAY opravicenega upanja "a
mir. Ali Lloyd Georgu Sc mora pritrditi, da so
nemSke mirovne zahteve skrajno sumljive, dokler
ne crime nemSka vlada ne besede o njih.
' Lloyd Georgevem govoru je dosti nezado-
volJivega ampak da hi bilo to, kar je re veckrat
povedai, sposobno "a podlago IA mirovno pogaja-
NE, zlasti liza ruske revOlucije, XII je vrgla osvo-
JItev Carigrada V kos, Sc mora priznati. &c hi
dial Bethmann Hollweg nekoliko jasnosti O svoiih
namenih, in &c hi bill njegovi pogoji koliekaj "a
dovoljivi, hi Sc dial gotovo iudi Lloyd George pri-
praviti do tega, da bi Sc izraxil o nekaterih vpra-
Sanjih natan6neie.
Toda doSlej je deistvo, Ola govori Nemcija lie
o mlru, ki DO vreden njenih velikih zrtev"; do
Siej imajo OGitno vsenemci veliko besedo V deze.
II; doSleJ vodiJo Ludendorffi, Tirpitzi it'd. svojo
osvojevamo propaganda 5 Hindenburgovim bla.
goSiovom i'll pod patronatom Wade.
Otitno je torei, kje je n~ajveGia ovira miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

kapitalizem 81 je prilaStil tudi upravna DRAW
ma meSta. Xxi imajo zakone .uveljavljati i'm tako
goSpcdovati liudstvu. Sc je Ii kje videlo. Ola hi
bll proletarec okrajni glavar, namesinik ali pa
vSaj ~sekcijski nacelnik Moe in mesta drzave so
81 Sami oSvojili, bremena drzavne oblasti SO Ia
zvalhi ma rame potrpezljivega ljuds,vs. Stiri pc
tine v>eh davkov p~latujejo revni sioji. Podraz..
ME potrebScin cmOgoGuje drzavna uprava, po-
tom drzavnega aparata 81 ustvarja kapitalizem
izvrStne kuptiiike pogoie.
Iakoni so taksni, kakrSn0 je sociaino in Cos
podarsko razmerje razredov. Zakon usireza inte-
reSom gospodujotega mOtnejSega razreda vsak
nov iazred, Xxi zagospoduje drzavo, 81 ustyaria
laStne zakone, XII sluzijo lie atremljenr, rega ray-
rcda. lie pod vplivom zunanjih mocneiSih faktOr.
iev Sc zakoni izpreminiaio V prid zagospodarjc-
nih ljudSkih Sloicv.
Oblast je pogoj ustvarianiu in izpreminja-
HJu novIh zakonov. Politicna moe proletariata
cinogocuje modernejso legislature. Gospodarslia
zavednost daje delavstvu politicnO moe m drzavri
vplv. Pod vplivom novega politicnega faktorjs
Sc zakoni izpreminjajo in modernizirajo. Zakon
predatavlja moe razreda, Xxi razpolaga = drzayni-
mi inStitucijami in napravami. Delavski razrcd
Sc neprestano in uspesno bOri Ia gOSpodarsko mos
in politicne pravice, Osvaja 81 javnt INSTRUCT,
in jennie gospoduiocim privilegij, da smcio INST.
varjati zakone. Xxi so lie MIN V prid i'm koris.
Socialna pOlitika in socialne instituciic so sad
ra2redne moci delavccv. Moe je pogoj tvorbi So.
gladstone politikc. Ustvariti in poglobiti osyobo.
iajoco moe 0nih, Xxi SO obsojeni M iziloriSSanic
in zatiranjc, olnogoceno po zakonih oospodu ioS.ih
jc naloga organizacii in glavni cili nasepa del,
in boia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
RADIJ.

Avstriia ina wee rudnine uran. XII
Nsebuje radii, kakor vse drugc drzavc
ma zemlji, vsaj pc dosedaniih raGunih.
Radij je v vcdni izpremcnjavi in razvi-
ia pri tenn velikansko toploto. Hitrost
ali cas- izpreminjanja je 300 let. &c
hi nan ne bilo trcba 6akati ma to in hi
izumili metodo, pc katcri hi prisilili
uran k takojSnji oddaji energije, hi |
kg urana peljal naivc6ii brzoparnik V
Ameriko; naSi dreadnoughti hi ne po-
trcbovali million kilogramov prcmoga.
temvec Same | kg urana. &c hi virgil
YES radij, kolikor so ga preracunili "a
naso zemljo, Y Bodensko %iezero, hi
zavrelo Y Sestih urah in vcndar ina
~ miljard kubienih metrov vsebine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
Lloyd George o miru.

Y Glasgow je zadnji petek angleski prvi
minister Lloyd George govoril . ~polozaju in o
moznosti miru. .Pri TEN je omenil tudi rusko re-
v%olucijo in izrekel o niei optimisticno mnenje.
Lloyd George je dejal, ola bi pc niegovem
prepricanju Nemtija rada dosegla mir. Toda Sc
daj bi bill to tax mir, XII hi dajal NemGiji gospo-
darsko in drugo kontrolo. V krajih, XII Jill je Ease
dla.
o pogojih miru ie dejal:
Mir Sc mora skleniti ma TAXI zadovoljivi
podlagi, da ne ho incl nohen narod zelje po krSit-
vi, Garantirati ga mora ~unicenje pruske militia
rStitne Sile, cato da DO nemSki narod polagal
svoje zaupanje V praviGnoSt Svoje stvari, ne pa
V premot Svojih armad. BoljSa garamciia kakor
vSe drugo hi bila demOkratizaciia neInSkc Wade.
NihGc noGe nemskemu narodu predpisovati
vladne oblike, pod katero hoce ziveti. Toda lie
pray jG, ce izrecemO, da III vStopili V pogaianie :
svObodno Waldo Nenrcije z drugim staliscem. Z
drugacnm tcm~peramento i'll drugacnm du-
HON, z manjS;m nezaupanjem in veGjim zaupa-
MEM, kakor z Waldo, ki 10 po nash obcutlih ma
p~olnjuje agresivni in arogantni duh p~ruskega mi
litarizma.
Use zavezniske Wade ravnajo pc mojem pre-
pritanju modro, te Sc drze V ~splosnih razpravah
o mirovniil pogojih tie meje.
Russia pridobi zopet svojo moe in STEER V POI
vecani meri. Sinejsa i'll mo goenejsa DO postala.
Cetudi so notranji boil zavlekli kontno zmago,
so jo vendar zagotovili boil kot kdai, povzroGili,
da DO popOlnejsa, in kar je ~najvecie vaznosti. ma
redili so kakovost image dragoeenejso.
Nemtija hoce odSkodnine in razsirjenje o.
zemlja ma razne strani, povrh pa privilegije V
drugem zmislu. Pravijo nam, da hoGe NemGija
obnoviti neodvisnost Belgije. Toda kdo je to de-
jail? Sc noben nem;k drzavnik nj dejal, da hoce
Belgiji vrniti memo neodvisnost. Nemski kance-
lar je bill pac re blizu, da hi bill to izrekel, toda
%iunkerji so takoj planili 20 MEM in ga oklofu-
tall Z zelezno pestjo. Nemtiia hi IL Belgiie rada
naredila vazalno dezelo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
Oblast in pravica.

GospodujoGi razredi so vedno dajaii prcdpi-
saninl zakonom nekakO tajinstveno moe in nedo-
takljivo svetost. Nekoc so bill sploh zakoni tai
nj. Neizobrazeno ljudstvo nj smelo premislieva-
Ii o namenih in podlagi zakonov. Zakonodajni IL
krepI MISC danes wee nikaka skrivnost, cetudi 80
Sc dandanes debele knjige drzavnih paragrafol
sirokim plastem ljudstva nerazumljivc.
Toda danes vemo, kakO sc ustvarjajo zakonr
in vemo tudi, da MISC zakoni nekaj veGnega in
nedotakljivega Marx mas je ucil, da so zakOni
lie izraz gospodarskih razmer dezele IN ia so tudi
zakoni podvrzeni razvoiu proizvajanJa. Dejan-
ska gOspOdaiSka moe diktira zakone.
BOZ avstrijskega ljudstva "a volilmo pravico po-
trjuje to nacelO. Cd leta 1873, ko 81 je gospodar-
sko c%jaccnO in zmagujo6e meStanstvo Avstrij"
prIborilo voloIno pravico, pa do leta 1907, ko Je
bila uvedena sploSna volilna pravica. so Sc boje-
vail liudski sloji vzporedno eni "a drugim V de-
sega politicnega prava. SkUpni sill ljuds,va ST
nj mcgel gGspodujO6i razred upreti. Moral je IL
premeniti zakon. PROT volilnim priviiegijem ka-
pitalizma Sc je dvignilo predvsem malomeScau
svto, potem kmetje i'll natO proletariat.,
Pod vplivom izpreminjajocih Sc s~cspoda"-
skin 'azmer so Sc porajali razredi, Iii so zahteva-
Ii izpremembo in moderniziranje voii;nega zako-
ma. I~nizanje davcnega ceuzusa cd 20 ma 10 in s
kron, uredba s~ploSnih kurij in koncnO uvedba
~najsiise in sploSne politicne pravice kazc stopnj"-
vanjc boja. Iakoni so podvrzeni ncprcstani izprc-
mcmbi.
Ali mogocncAi in kapitalisti, Xxi Sc ycdno ne
motcno gospodujejo mad drzavnimi oblastmi III
drzavnim gospodarstvom, so 81 potom temcljnih
drzavnih zakonov utrdili in zagotovili svOje raz-
rednc privilegije. Mad drzavno zbornlcO so V Az
striji postavili ~gosposko zbornico, Xxi ~odklanir
in z~avlatuje vsako moderno, kapitaIizma skod-
1.-Two reformo. POdobne so razmere tuGi V dru-
9Th dezelah. Gosposka zbornica i~zvrSuje nekako
trajno pasivno resistenco napram skicpom zbor-
nice. To smo opazili tudi oh priiki predlaganc re
forme paragrafa so. avstrijskega obrtnega zako-
ma, Xxi izroca delavce nemilosti gospoGarJcy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
X zgodovini parfuma.

Dolgo casa Sc je zdelo elegantno,
&c Sc je p~osluzevala DANA vedno ena-
kega parfuma. V starejsih frances
kin romanih igra parfum veliko ulo-
go. Ljubimci so poznali parfum svo-
je izvoljenke, pc parfumu. XII so ga
prinesli mozje ma svojih oblekah do
NOV, so spoznale njihove zene svoje
tekmovalce. Kakor pa je v vseh re-
ceh moda muhasta ,tako Sc tudi moda
V parfumih menja. Danes je ma pri-
mer moderno, da DANA prav pogosto-
KRAFT menja svoj parfum. To pa cato,
ker sc navadi ona in njena okolica ma
vonj in GA Seasonal sploh ne cuti wee.
katarina Medicejska je bila prva, Xxi
Je prinesla parfum liz Italije ma fran
coski dvor. Markiza Pompadour je
izdala letno 100000 frankov "a par
fume. Ludvik XIV. pac nj incl obeut-
lJivega nosu, da je mogel prenasati
vse tie duhove. Danes ~prevladuje mne-
ME, da je parfumiranje nepotrebno.
da, cello skodljivo, ker lie otopi in sla-
bi cutnice voha. Parfum je nastal V
resnici IL potrebe: ljudje so hoteli
s hudimi disavami zatreti smrad, XII
ga je sirilo Min telo. Kdor Sc umiva
in pogosto preoblaci, ne potrebuie di-
saw.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

tilke. prah in drugo. In 20 ~pokvarjeno
ines vdihava clovek Z ali 8 ur ponoci.
Nj tuda. da ga spanec ne ~okrepca,
ampak clovek vstane zbit in truden,
z motno glavo in je sposoben IA delo
sele, ko ga je okrepcal svez zrak.
O~dpirajte torej okna! Ne zabijajte
jih V zimskem casu! ZaGnite z odpi-
ranjem oxen ponoci v toplem letnem
caSu; sal nj treba takoj prvi dan cd
preti celega okna, Zadostuje lie Getrti-
ma. Tudi ne INT staff postelja ma pre-
pihu. Skoduje pa prav mic, ce pre-
pihlja sapica ponoci ma posteljo, crez
obraz speeega. Kdor je pa posebno
bojee. maj odpre okno V sosedni sobi
in pusti odprta vrata, samo da pride
svez zrak V soho. Pocasi Sc privajajte
ma spanje pri odprtem oknu in kmalu
boste ob6utili. kako ~dobrodeljno vpli-
va ma telo tax spanec. Posebno pri
slabotnih otrocih je to naravnost po-
trebno. Ne poslusajte zastarelih sve-
tov starih tet, ampak odpirajte okna
ma stezaj, najprvo zgoraj, potem spo-
daj in nazadnje cello okno. Svezi,
okrepljeni boste zapustili z%jutraj svo-
je lezisce in z novo prenovljenimi
mocmi priceli vsakdanje delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
DemonstracJe v Budimpesti.

kdar nj imenovalo policijska brutalnost, ampak
policijska e%nerzija.
&c gospOd Sc demisionira, mora biti tOrej dru-
gaten razlog, najbrie nasproten. Policija sc je
morala pri izgredih blamirati, TO Sc pravi, hi jim
blla kos in Jill hi mogla nitro potlaciti. To pa 20
pet pomeni, da je morala biti demonstracija pre-
velika "a policijske ~priprave.
5 tenn sc tudi vienna opazka, ola no ljudem, Xxi
50 utrpeli ma lastnini skodo, povrnjena. Skoda
mora biti znatna, torej je morale bti ''izgredni-
kov' dosti in morali 81 bti dosti dolgo mocnejsi
od policije.
&c je dObila policija naposled pojaGanje ali
&c Je klicala ~volaStvo ia pomoG, da Sc je napravil
" red, hi bilo zaman ugibati. Kar Sc more "a
n~eSljivo sklepati, je TO, da je beda ma Ogrskem
nedvomno velikanska in da mora med delavstvom
vladati rebeliten duh. Tedai pa nj nemogo6e, da
sc IL robclitnega razpolozenja izleze Sc kai wee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
5 prve strait

(konec 5 prve strain
To hi bilo zelo narayno, ker je mirovno yprasanje
tesno ~spojeno z zivilskim.
" tenn slueaju bi Sc izgredi dali tolmaciti ma
diva natina. V obup nagnana mnozica bi pray la
hko tako zbesnela, da hi napadla trgovine in skla-
diSca znanih oderuhov. Ali pa provocira izgrede
policija Z napadi ma demonstrante
Pc TEN kar je znano o ogrskih policijskih me-.
todah, je Sc najbolj %verietnos da Sc je najprpj po-
licija z~aletela V ljudstvo in Ola je to potem izkalilo
svoi hes kakor ie moglo in znalo.
Naposled pa ostane vendar sc nekaj. Zadnji
telegram pravi, da je policijski SET demisioniral
zaradi izgredov. Pasta capa Policijski sef V Bu-
dimpeSti je "velika zverina :. In Sc nikdar scr nj
zgodilo, Ola hi bill bodisi V Avstriji ali ma Ogr.
skem kakSen policijski predsednik ali ~ravnateli
odstopil cato, ker so Sc primerili kakSni izgrcdi.
ali pa cato, ker Jill je policija potlacila. Tudi Ge 50
bill pri tenn mrtvi in ranieni. Ofieiielno sc to nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
Stroj "a obraeanje not.

Clovek stremi re cd nekdaj pc tenn.
kako bi 81 olajsal delo in ga naprtil
podloznim mu slam narave - po-
sebno tam. kier mu je v resnici owl
ra. Nov korak ma TEN polju je stroj
"a o%bracanie not. Igralci ma klavir
in druga godala 81 bodo poslej lahko
prihranili vse tiste n~eprijetne hipe,
ko tlovek zacuti OBJ doigrani strani.
da ina najmanj enc roko premalo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

Ncmcija je nalozila prebivalstvu V okupira-
ncm rumun>kem ozcmlju $4,000. 900 denarne glo-
be. &c Sc DO pri sklepaniu miru zahtevalo cd
Nemtijc, da mora povrniti ma tax naGin priro-
pan denar, Sc To nikakor ne more smatrati "a vol.
no odSkodnino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

Ali ste zapazili, da VAN 10, ali
da YAM DO v kratkem potekla M
rocnina?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
Any nRTlSeMENT
SLOW. DElAVSKA
UstsnovljsnA dine ls. avsasta
1as.
P0DP0RNA zvEzA
Inkerporirnna n. aprila 1909
drkavi Penn.

Sedez: COnemauQh. Pa.
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PODpREDSEDNIK: Joip Zorko X. +. ID ., box rs West Newton, Pa
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Stefan fabric Concmaugh, Pa.
Ivan SuhadHuik, Box 253, South Fork, Pa.
IErac Pcak, PSI Cooper Ave-, Johnstown, Pa.
Franc Pristave, Conemaugh, Pa.
GLAVNI URAD Hist St. 20 Main st, Conemaugh, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

UradnO GIaslo: PRoLETAREC, 4os W. 3hst St, Chicago, III.
Cenjena drMtva, oziroma nih uradnik, 20 ujudno prosni, posilhi vse
d9rse arayno ma ghvnega tajnika in nikOgar drugega; Denar ma Sc pOsila
dopsc naraynost ma gavnega tajnika in nikogar dugega. Denar mai Sc POSnja
potion pivatnih tekov. Nakaznice maj Sc nasoyja: Bias Novak, Conenaugh
Deposit Bank, Conemaugh, Pa in take nasovljene poslja z mcse6nin poroei
lOm ma nalov a. tainika.
V sluea;-. da opazjo drustven tajniki Pi pOrOenih gavnega tajnika kake
Pomanjkjtvost, uaj to nemudoma naznanijo uradu glavnega tajnika, da Sc v pi
hodnje popa,.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
Mons arch,

Jake Polsgrove was in 81. Joseph
Monday. .... -,...
--Enos Smithers has bought new
buggy. Look out, girls.
Mrs. John Patterson called on
Mrs. John Sollars, one day, last week.
james Brown visited his daugh
ter. Mrs. Jake Polsgrove, one day
this week.
Hobart Black says he enjoys
working in the MayAower district.
Wonder why?
There will be no box supper OF
Monarch, October IL, as our teacher
Miss Bishop is sick.
Those who visited Helen and
Thelma Taylor. Sunday, were: Met.
tia and Beulah Guy and Nell and Dale
Allen.
Ida Hickman. Nellie Black. An.
anias Hickman and Clarence Bradle,
attended church at Fillmore, Sunda,
night.
Albert Wilson and family anc
John Adams and family. Of Andrew
county. visited Josh Chilcoat and fam
lily. Sunday.
Those who assisted Bruce Bul
lock in driving his cattle from Noda
way, one day, last week. were: j. ]
Rayhill, Hobart Black and Jake Polls
grove.
Those who visited John Solar,
and family, Sunday. were: Mr.. Yonk
er and Mr.. Walters, Of Savannah; I.ol
Taylor and Sam Quick and family, o
Forest City.
JUMBO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

-Ilsit u W. hing's Bargain shoe
Counter, ana pick UP some bargains
W LADIES, Misses nnd BOYS Shoes
a poN supper WIN be given ut Inc
YAK Grove school house, Saturday
evening ociobcr H. Everybody in
V'ted; :.
Born, To Mr.. and Mrs Leigh H.
l'ond' october .; 1917, hne baby
BOY. Dr. D. L'Iiogan was IN attend'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
FOR SALE,

40 acres. ~ miles northeast Of
Forbes, Mo. Seven room house
small barn. with COW shed and crib
on side; hog shed. hen house. smoke
house, 4 cistcrns; 8 or 10 acres In
orchard; 7 or 3 acres In timothy; bal.
ancc In meadow and pasture. All
new strong land. win trade for good
20. See me for price.
CLYDE McWILLlAMS,
Forbes, Mo,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

Miss Custa Uppsrnan win an
swer calls TO do sewing. IT,
Mrs. Matilda Harmon md 4fs.
James Lasalle, Of near Maitland, were
the quests Of Miss Bonnie Brodbsck,
Saturday Of last wed. -.
The Nicksll's Grove Ladies, Aid
sos!sfy WIN siye 9 psls Sc q 1eers
18th. Proceeds for Red Cross Wosk.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

Shoes. Shoes. Ny. oh. N.Y.
From the way my Shoes have been
selling goes 70 show that Tie people
know. . good thlnS who they ~
Il. Il go havsn'tsaeuG3ts ut, you
shoald - n lia8, s1sksvS money on
your sSs~ wh1t ytset9h: .,,,,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

Hugh nurricr to Ida Miller. lands
in u aud 80. In 90. rs. 200
u. a. lIcckman 90 Bcnj. =. Free
man. lands in IL, 81, iO.... 23T
". Cooncc 10 Benz. +. Freeman.
lands in Is. 81, aO.......... 20;
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
Warranty Deeds:

Tran.fcrs for wccking ending oc,o
Der u, 1917:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
Attention, Comrades!

Members Of Meyer Post will be IN,
yucsts Of their comradc. Rev. 7. d
Roberts. ut his home In New Point. on
Saturday afternoon, October %, 1911
ut 2 o'clock. Comrades Robert Mont,
gomcry. Daniel Zachman and Vim. NJ
Morris are detailed to provide Oh,
necessary transportation. All com,
radcs are urged to make arrange
mcnts 10 attend.
q. W. CuMMiNS, Commander
+. s. MORGAN. Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
CALVES FOR. SALE

Twill have q car load Of calves here
In about q week or ten days. These
are extra good quality, all White
Faces and Black Angus, free from
diseases. This Is no stockyard stuff.
II will be shipped right from the
pasture. Call and see me and give
me your list. also have some extra
good purc-bred Big Bone Poland
China Male hogs for sale. Priced to
sell. ~
Col. p. II. Babb. Owner
Both Phones Oregon. No.