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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11

The latest food administration regu-
lation is by far more important than
the sale of Government bonds. We
have plenty of money in the United
States, but there is just so much
wheat, meat and other foods, and no
matter how much money we have it
will not buy what is not in existence,
therefore in order to keep our fight
ing forces supplied we must refrain
from consuming the food necessary to
supply our army. Read the latest food
administration regulations which are
published in this issue, and if you are
loyal citizen you will adhere strictly
to what it says.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11
THE KAlsERs TALK TO HE'LL.

THE KAISER'S TALK TO HE'LL.
The raiser called The devil up OIL
the telephone one Gay,
The gTI at centiai lletened In " :"
they had to say:
/ .'Heu," she heard The halseI's VOICE
lis Ola Man satan home;
Just tell him it Is halsor Bill tna'
wants him ON the phone.
,rha devil said ''delIo' to Bill, and
Bill said "How are you
'I'm running here he'll On ear'h'
SO tell me what to do"
what can / do;' the devil sapu'
my dear old Kaiser Bill,
If there's thing that l can do W
help you, sure Will"
The Kaiser ssaid, Now, listen ana
l will try to tell
I he way l am running, on earth, a
modern hell.
My army went through Belgium,
shooting women and children down.
We tore up all her country and blew
up all her towns.
I've saved for this for many years
and I've started out to kill;
That it may be a modern job, you
leave that to Bill.
My Zepps dropped bombs on cities
killing both old aand young,
And those the Zeppelins didn't get
we've taken out and hung.
started out for Paris with the aid
of poison gas,
The Belgians, darn them, stopped
us and would not let us pass.
My submarines are devils; why you
should see them fight,
They go a,sneaking through the sea
and sink a ship on sight,
l was running things to suit me till
year or SO ago,
When a man called Woodrow Wilson
wrote me to go moro slow.
He says to me, Dear William, we
don't want to make you sore,
So be sure and tell your U-boats to-
sink our ships no more.
We have told you for the last time,
so Dear Bill it's up to you,
And if you do not stop it, you will
have to fight us, too
did not listen to him and he's COM
ing after me,
With million Yankee soldiers from
their home across the sea.
Now, that's why l call you, Satan, fo1
want aadvice from you,
And I knew you would tell me just
what 1 ought to do"
My dear old Kaiser William, there's
not much for me to tell.i
For the Yanks will make it hotter
than / can for you in hell
I've been a mean old devil, but not
half as mean as you,
The minute that you get here l
will leave my job for you.
III be ready for your coming, and
I'll keep the fires ell bright,
'll have your room all ready when
the YANKEES begin to fight;
For tho boys in khaki will get you,
/ have nothing more to tell
Hang up the phone and get your
hat and meet me here in hell"
Exchange.
The above poem will be old to
'ome of our readers as it has been
published in several of the daily
but to those that have not
Zen it, it is worth reading.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11

Registration of all places OF amuse
mont, admission to which is subject
to the war tax, is provided for under
rules and regulations adopted by the
the approval of the Secretary of the
Treasury today.
Every person, corporation, partne-.
ship, or association, including ticket
brokers, required to collect the tax
on omissions must on April 1. 1918
(and if not engaged in business on
That date within ten days after en-
gaging in business) and annually
thereafter July 1, file in the Of
flee of the Collector of Internal Rev
enue of the district in which the
place Of business is located an ap-
plication for registry setting forth
the full name of such person or
persons, the address of each with
street, city and state, the nature of
the business and the name of the
theater, hall, park or place where
the performances arc held, their To-
cation and capacity together with
the following information for the
period of twelve, months pricr to
such registration; total receipts
from such business; number o. per-
formancee given by the proprietor;
given by otherss and the
prices Of aadmission charged.
Travelling or itinerant shows or
amusement enterprissing having fix
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11

ed or established headquarters are
required to file with the Collector of
Internal r venue of the district in
which such headquarters are locat-
ed a schedule If the itinerary for tn
year or season during which they
operate and arc required to keep a
daily record and render monthly re-
turns to the Collector.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11
Lending Their Best Customers.

The proceeds of the Liberty Loan,
including the greater part of that
loaned to our Allies, are being spent
for American products-the products
of our factories, our farms, our mines,
and other industries. In lending to
the United States the people of the
United States are lending to their best
and largest customer and obtaining
the safest investment in the world.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-04-11
Naming Hindu Babies.

hindu Babies are named when they
ire twelve days old, and usually by the
mother.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06
COMMITTEES NAMED
 ID RECEIVE FRENCH
Prominent Citizens Chosen and
 Girls Pledge Aid in Selling Tickets

The city of New Britain is looking forward with the greatest enthusiasm 20 the visit of the French Army Band Monday, Septem Der Is, and the bat tie scared heroes are going to re- ceive the kind of welcoe to which they are entitled A meeting of the committee on tickets was held last night at the mayors office. Judge William F. Mangan presiding. The young women who so successfully sold tickets for the Camp DeVens mlnstrels were on hand and pledged their heartiest support to the sale Ot tickets for the concert. They pro pose to see that the house is filled and everybody will be asked to buy all the tickets he can, as every cent from the concert goes to the French Y. M. C. A. war work. With the victories being won across the water and the Hun being driven back to where he belongs, the ticket sellers are very enthusiastic over pushing the tickets, and they feel that everyone will want to see these brave F'renchmon, who have done their share for the Worlds cause of liberty against oppression.
 Plans for the big reception at 2 O clock at the Elks club was com pleted today. The invited guests at the big affair will be as follows:
 Mayors executive committee-Hon. George A, Quigley, chairman: Hon. Nj. H. Holcomb, governor; Brig. Gen.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

Geo. NJ. Cole. Brig. Gen. Edward Srhulze, Mai Gen. l.. F. Burpee, May or J. r. Dutton, Bristol; Capt. Wm. C. Sheppard. Berlin: J. H. Trumbun' Plainviue; Col. ". w. Rullen, Capt. William II. Spitler, Capt. Frank l.. Traut, Capt. Fred O. Radcliffe,
 The reception committee with the mayor aa chairman is as follows: Rev. Earl E. Cross. Rev. Fred Will1ens, Rev. !, F. Klingbcrg, Rev. II. w.. Mater, Rev. George W. C. Hill. Rev. C. r. Pihl. Roy. s, C, Ohman, Rev. A. C. Thco Steoge, Rev. Steinhoft. Rev. Warren F. Cook. Rev. Edward V. Grilis, Rev. John T. Winters. Rev. C'has CopnenS, Rev. Patrick Daly. Rev. T. l.. Sullivan, Rev. A. A. Van yush, Rev, &, Waszczyszyn, Rev. L.. Roinowski, Rev. Michael Riszaha. Elder l., B. Giles, Reader William Rodgers, Rev. N. H. Hartman. Rev, Milton $. Anderson. Rev. M. w Gaud- ian, Rev, Samuel Sutcliffe, D. I. Sul- livaD. F. N. Humphrey, r. K, Gil patric. w. w. Leland, George F. Spear. r.. W. Christ, A. Gorhach. W. F. Mangan, F.. J, Porter H. V. Camp Patrick Sherry, Harry keVorklah'
 George T. KimbaU I. C. Loomis, Fred Reloin. Dr. T. F.. Reeks, Elisha Cooper, Maxwell $. Hart, A. J. Slop@r. L. A Sprague, William ]. Farley, Pc ter Crona. T.. McNIillan, M. n. Sake, Dr. M $. Dunn, II. r. Richards, George r. Hart, Rev. $. A. tisk1 ot Berlin, L. P. Sade, Robert x. Peck, Charles Glover, John R. Minor, W. H. CroNru. Stanley II. Holmes, W. F. Brooks, Judge James r.. Cooper. Judge
 
 ford, John W. Allen, stephen Robb, Dr. D. ". O'Connel A. F. Corbin. James J. Watson, pr. Fl. T, Bray, w. F. Atwood Judge C. ". Klett, Fred & Chamberlain Frank G. Nihberts. c. F. Bennett, M. IT. Peaso. C. F. Smith. F. Allen Moore, Henry C. M. Thomson F. c. Platt, Arthur G. Kimball, H. c. Noble, George ". Traut, \, W. Stan ley. F. ". Schultz. C. R. Parsons, C.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

H. Baldwin, Howard $. Hart, Norman P. Cooley. Fl. L. Mills A. N. Abbe, l.. D. Russell ". F. Delaney, Benjamin A. HaWleN.
 Fred A Searle Joseph r. Lamb. P. K. Pogers, T. M. Halloran. E. w. Peltrn, P. t7. Ning, r. M. Wightman, NJ. K. Pasco, r. f. MrDonough, Marcus White. Carl Frisbe George F. Dodd. W. T. Sloped. Philip Corbln, T. Frank Lee. James s. North, w. l.. Hatch, George H. Dyson, Frank J. Porter. IT, F.. Erwin, F. C. Hurl- burt. F. B. Stanley. C. W. Nichols, F. N. Stanley. Herbert O. Rockwell, P. J. Skinner, Emanuel Di Nonnc, How ard A, Trimbrell Dr. T. Hupert. c, r TreadwaN. Joseph II. Beloin, Arthur F. Benoit, Phillas Gagner, Claude !. LerOuN. Dosithe Dube. James Roche. Harold R. Jones. Bernard Kranowitz. Fred McEnroe.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06
EXHIBIT AT BERLIN FAIR
Committee Completes Arrangements For Display of New Britain Foods Will Award Ribbons as Prizes.

That the New Britain exhibit at the Berlin fair the week of September 9 will he d big dln wing card was assur- ed at a meeting of the municipal fair committee last night at the Chamber of COmmerCo rooms. Mrs. M. K.
 Pasco and Miss Mary X. Campbell ar- tended, representing the Woman's can ming committee. and assured the con- mittee of their hearty support. They expect this year to furnish a very largo display of canned vegetables and fruits Chairman 1T. V. Camp, presided at the meeting. It was decided to recon sder the prizes to be awarded. IL was the sentiment of the meeting that rib bon prizes would be moro apprecia ted
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

the lagest and best collections of vege~ tables, and similar first and second prize for largest and best collection of canned vegetables and canned fruits. The woman'S canning committee de- sires especially to emphasize the cam ming of vegetables this year, as it is considered that it is by far the most essential. It was decided to havo Superintendent G. r. Ktbbe of the town farm take up the matter of Sc
 curing a larger tent for the New Bri-
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

than anything else, and it was de- cided to eliminate the money consid- eration in the way of Thrift Stamps in the various class awards, The lew schedule Of prizes for both the vege- table exhibits and also the canned vegota blos and canned fruits will be as follovs--First prize. blue ribbon; second, red: and third yellow. Tn ad- Cition it was decided to have special prizes of a $5.O0 War Savings stamp and S20O worth of Thrift Stamps for
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

tain exhibit with Secrefar3 the fair association. It@ to begin newspaper adveF3 exhibit on September N Richards and "A. F. III committee on secu1ng the various exhibits.
 The entire committeA fair grounds M onday to assist in arranging seeing to the decora decis&S to have all XII
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

tTaWkCH MILLS tt oL,l,H ls2l Ipswich. Massachusetts "ess and Largest Hosiery Mills the United States
New Britain herald., 1918-09-06

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
kOrO$ke narOdne &ene-

"a povzdignejo Sc bolj slovesni dan. ustano-
WHO fantjc re teden ali diva tedna pred "zegnomn
'konto" ali kupijo skupno sodGek vina, k; GA ma
"zegcn' tudi popijo skupno. Naroce 81 tudi god
DO, ki mora It'll "a 'konto55, kamor Sc ii ukaze
IA cerkvi mora spremiti godba "konto' brezplaS-
no, pa tudi "a pies ~plaeuiejo elani "konte" mani
ko drugi, kajti ''konta'' mora skrbeti "a mir in
red pri piesu.
Starr Jude Sc pomnijo, da so well mladeni-
c, kadar MISC ustanovili "konte', vina no "ros".
precepih so MANFRED koliGek in dali en- del postil.
nlcarju, drugega pa so ohranili sami in zaznamo-
vail ma MEM, kOliko ''pint" ali litrov i'm je pri.
,esel gostilniGar.
Teden dni pred "zegnom" naroci vsak FAINT
pri svoji "deSli" "puselc" ali sopek, XII ga mare
di dekle liz rdecega klinGka, rozenkravta in roz-
marina, craven pa priveze Sc z zlato peno prevle-
tenih lanovih glavic in nekaj miganja. Pc sopek
pride FAINT sam, in STEER " soboto zvecer ali pa v
nedeljo. %zjutraj in prosi decvo "a ''prvi raj" ali
pies.
Skoro pri vsaki z~upnijski cerkvi Sc bereta ma
"zegen' Pc dive sv. mast; k prvi gredo gospodi-
ME i nstarejsi ljudie, k drugi mladina. Pred GER
kvenim Opravilom Sc zbero mladenici v bliznji
%gostilni, odkorakajo potem z godbo k cerkvi in
eden mladenicev nese lepo okraSen liter vina.
Ako je v zupniji wee vasi, je tudi vec "kont" in
godeb. Dekleta grcdo ma "~zegen'' v najlepsih o.
blacilih v cerkev, sc p~ostavijo druga "a drugo
In ne gredo pref liz cerkve, predno pc mast ne
odzvoni Ave Marja", in tedaj molijo tudi zu-
maj cerkve, pOtem pa zavriskajo in vsaka exon
t" Ease ZapOje in gOdba jo spremlja:
"Kaj b. JAZZ kristjan vessel ne bill,
* sem dams pri sveti mesi bill.
Tam sem videl Jezusa
in njegovo mater zalostno."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

pablo in mic hi ostalo po MEM. Use Napoleonove
ponosne sanje so bile ~kpnGane, ko lie osamljen
sedel ma 5. Heleni. V vseh ten dosezenih ali IA
zelJenih svetovnih gospodstvah je bilo n~asilstyo.
Nsak deSpotizem je izzival upore. Ali vse kata-
strofe teh sill so zapustile v zgodovini nekai We
hkega, ker dina vsaka resniGna tragedija.
Ia Avstrijo ne ostane niti to. S svojo hinay-
scino, S svojim farizejstvom Sc della njena ay-
tokracija odpornejso, gnusnejso, nego lie bill sam
ruski carizem.
Avstrija je bila napadena! Ia krivico, XII il
Je bila %storjena, mora dobiti zadoseenje!
Misli Ii Burian, da je YES svet sep ali bla-
zen ali slaboumen? Ia klanje narodov so stiri
leta dolga; tako dOlga pa vendar MISC. da bi
bil pozabljen Berchtoldov nesramni ultimatum.
pozabljcna odklonitev srbskega ~predloga, da Sc
predloze spOrne locke mednarodnemu razsodisGu.
pozabljeno a~ystrijsko naznanilo Italiji. da name.
rava napasti Srbijo.
&c je Avstrija V zacetku voine kricala: CDR
ute tatu!" je imelo TO "a silo Sc kaj taktiene-
ga smisla. Danes jo izroGa TAXA hinavscina lie IN.
nicevanju vsega Sveta.
o zadoscenju bi pa Burian pac 2 veeio pra.
Vlco goVorll, toda ne V TEN smislu, V katerem pise
Svojo noto. Avstrijski narodi, teptani, warrant. in
zrtvovani brezmejni slavohlepnosti dinastiie in
milltaristicne klike, so tisti, XII imajo pravico. "a
htevatI zadoScenJa. To pa morejo dobiti lie s svo-
10 S%vobodo, XII ne pomeni mic veG in mic mani.
kakor konec Avstrije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

kakor IL femme gree iztesan. Stefanu Sc je zdelo.
ola Je bill nekoc prijazen Ia obraz, in cudil sc ie.
kosili so mOlce; ko je rezala matt potico, so
Sc il zasolzile oci.
"Tako sem bila vesela tega dine, ko sem Sc
oblacila, da hi ii sa %nasproti. Zdai pa je vse tako
pusto, kakor da hi bill zunaj dez."
OZri so sc ma Stefana: matt. oce. brat in
sestra.
"Tako pride clovek, sam ne We kako in odkod
IN mott svetost rodbinskega zivlienja!' je pomislil
Stefan. Zgrabil je kos police in GA ie vtaknil v
Yep, izpil kozarec vina, nato je vstal.
Srcdi sObe je pocakal "a hip in sc je ozrl DO
omizJu. Gledali so ma prt in molcali. Stefan Sc ie
okrenil, odprl duri in je sci.
"Se ~prekrizal sc ni!'
'Se Bog pOvrni nj rekel!"
Obrazi so sc zjasnili, solnce je posijalo V izbo:
oci materc, oceta, brata i'm ses,re SO Sc srecalc,
polne %resnicne, globoke ljubezni. Sestra ie vstala
in je nesla v kuhinjo Stefanov kroznik in kozarec.
mi treba, da hi bill v hist njegov spomin.'
Stefan je Sci V krcmo. KrGmar ga je pozdra-
vii napol prijazno, napoI s prezirljivim nasme.
skom.
"No, kako ie krtmar?" ga ie ogovoril Ste
fan in sc nj zmenil "a prczirljvo prijaznost. "Ai
sem sc vreden kozarca?"
les znirom; kar je bilo lani, je pozablieno.
Vsako leto umijem duri!' Sc je zasmejal krcmar.
In zdaj je gospOd Jakob donna"
donna JIG; pravkar je kosiI."
Stefan je pogledal krcmarju V obraz in obSla
ga je ~prijetna misel.
'Glej, ma Jakoba Sc zanaSa. Kaj, ko hi Sc
zanesei mani tudi JAZZ? Res ie STEER, ola je velik pra.
sec, ampak prasca sc ogibljem, gnjati pa ne zani.
cuJem i'll nihce mi ne more ocitati, da ravnam ne.
spodobno."
Pill je, oh vinu pa je pisal pismo, Xxi nj bio
njegovim mislim cisto mic podobno. Tako Sc GloveR
dam, XII Jill redi in izrablia kaker domaGo zivino.
privadi posebnemu slogu in priljubljenim besc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Berchtold JIG bill prvi, XII je pokazal, kolika mera
impertinence sc more pricakovati cd te gospo-
dc; cd tedaj JIG ostala metOda, vsaj v glavnih
potezah, neizpremenjena, in pc tel metodi JIG Az
strija vednO ubogi volk, kateremu so hudobne
ovce skalile vodo.
Kako hi mogel dobri Burian ~zapustiti pot,
pc kateri so hodili pjegovi ~predniki9 Tudi on pri-
p~oveduje torej Seydlerju in Wekerlu, da je Av.
strija uboga sirota, XII nj hotela mic druzega, ka-
kor v miru ziveti, pa il hudobci onkraj meja
MISC dali.
V svoji mott MANFRED pravi Burian:
"Ce zahtevajo nasi sovrazniki neprenehoma
kes "a ~storjena Fla in popravo, je to zahteva, XII
10 izrecemO mi lahko z vecjo pravico napram
MIN, zakaj mi smo bill ~napadeni, in nam s%torje-
ma krivica sc mora popraviti."
NsekakOr je to cuden nacin iskanja miru.
NasilstvO zbuja odpor. Ali farizejstvo zbuja
gnus. Zdi Sc, da je bio to re zadnje, cesar ie
m~anjkalo Avstriji. Niena smrt je re davno neiz-
ogibna, ampak z Burianovim naGinom sc priprav-
liza sc oh casten pogreb. Clovck Sc nehote spom-
nj Adlerjevih besed, izrecenih leta 1902, ma bril-
skem socialiSticnem kongresu: Gee noce Avstri-
ia zivcti kot ciyilizirana zveza svobodnih ma
rodov, il ne ostane mic druzega, kakor da crkne
ma ~gnojiscu zgodovinc."
Zdi Sc, da sc res izpolnjuje njena usoda ma
tax naGin.
Aleksandrova svetovna vlada sc je razbliai-
la Z njegovo smrtjo. Rimsko cesarstvo je raz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
(Konec s /. strani).

Pri tenn je ekscelenca lie pozabil. da MISC cen.
traine sile mnogo govorile o teritorijalnih ypro.
sanjih, ampak ko so dobile priliko "a to. so emo.
stavno pobasale, kar so mogle.
Cudni so ii diplomatiGni gospodiel Cd brcs.-
litovskega miru je minilo komaj par meseccv
svet maj bi bill pa Re pozabil, kaj so Nem3ia
AvstrfJa in Tureija stOrile z RUSTIC, Avstriia in
Bolgarska pa z Rumunijo. Alzacija, Trident in
Trst pomenijo komaj majhen zlomek tega. l,ar
je bio ugrabljeno Rusiji proti wolff prebivalstya
nstih dezel, XII so bile odtrgane cd Rustic.
. prebivalstvu Alzacije in Lorene ie precci
gotovo, da 81 zeli zdruzitve S francosko rennhli,
ko. Sal je vendar nemSka vlada pred vojno yeno-
mer trdila, Ola so Alzacani in Loreneani nelo-
Jalni. 10 je vojna izbruhnila, je dezertiralo il teh
dveh dezel v Francijo, kar je lie moglo. da hi
sc borilo roper Nem6ijo. Steer Sc BIO pa pray la
hko dognalo, kaksno je pravo ~mislienje odnot-
mega l~Judstva, kadar ga DO moglo izrazati svo-
bodno, brez groznje nemSkih bajonetov.
o Trentinu nj nobenega dvoma, da lie Lind.
Stvo po narodnosti italijansko, da je, izvzemsi
nekaj klerikalcev, vedno simpatiziralo z Italiio.
in da ga odkazujejo njegovi gospodarski intere-
81 proti Lombardiji. z ozirom ma ljudsko volio
ina Italia tisOekrat vec pravice do Trentina,
kakor je je Avstrija imela do tistega kosa, XII
ga je uplenila Rumumji.
kaj maj Sc zgodi S Trstom, je gotovo Sc cd
prto vprasanje. Ampak kdor ina najmanj pra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

dandanes ga mladina he INA wee, ker plesejo ma
vadno proved polk in valckov. Zadnji pies pod Ii
po je dandaneS navadno valcek, ma kar zaigra
gOdba kOraGnico in spremi fante V gOstilno. De-
kleta gredo med TEN casom ma dom in premenije
obcko IA. pies v gostilni.
Ma "%zegni" pOnedeljek je v vsaki zupnijski
cerkvi darovana maSa "a mrtve in pla6ajo 10
mladeniGi. Po mast blagoslovi zupnik grobe, ma
kar Sc pricno pred cerkvijo zopet one slovesnosti
kakor prcjSnii dan.
Nekdaj so povsod. plesali Sc v ponedeljek
"prvi pies" ali "prvi" vsi mozie $ svojimi zena-
mi. DandancS ic to V navadi sc v Gorjah pr Zili.
Y ponedeljek pc mast gre vsaka "konta" s svo-
io godbo pod gorjanskO. lipo in pleSe "prvi pies"
dru%a za drugp. Mladina plese povsod tudi v po,
~ncLc!jck, kaiti V nedeljo pustijo navadno domaci
fan!Jc in dekleta prostor drugim, cato je pa god
ba V poncdcliek samo "a domace.
Dandanes p~ostajajo skoro pc celem Korota-
nu svatbeni obicaii senolicnejsi, lie pi Zili Sc je
ohranilo Sc stare "vergvanje'' precej v start obi
XII. Nekdaj nj bila navada ,da bi zenin sam EVER
gvu" ali snubil, temveG je odkril svoje misli in
srce najprej roditeliem, XII so poslali, &c jim je BIZ
la pc wolff sinova izvoljenka, k nevestinim rodi-
teliem pametno zensko, XII Jim je s~porocila skri-
val, zakaj je prisla. Ako so bill z zeninom ysi
zadovoljni, tudi hGerka, tedaj Sc je dovolilo ze-
ninu, da pride sam, da sc pogovOre natancneje in
da vpraSa zenin, kdaj SINE priti z dvema mozema.
10 sta priSla z zeninom moza in so sc vse pome-
nil, ic bio Sele pravo "vergvanje". Moza sta
hvalila zenina, oce svojo hcerko in ma to so cd.
locili hGerki "div" ali doto. Med tenn je gospodi-
MIA pridno kuhala in pogostila goste z whom in
klobasami. Pred Odhodom je povabil zenin ma
ter i'll neyesto ma oglede.
daley ,a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Pred cerkvijo vabijo dekleta sorodnike in
znance v domaGe hSe ma obed ali 'vahte".
20 obedu Sc zbero %fantje, zasedejo lepo okra-
sene konJe brez sedel ter jahajo ma vas pod lipo,
kJcr Je nataknjen lessen ceber ma malem stebru.
Jezdecev je navadno 8-12, in sicer Jill jedi po-
lov1ca V skoku prot stebru, doGim ostane druga
polovica med tenn pri godbi in pole. Vsak jezdec
ina V roki zelezen kolicek i'm $ TEN udari v diru
pc cebru. no prihajajo prvi nazaj, diriajo drugi
mimN zebra. To sc ponavlja toliko casa, dokler Sc
ne razSuJe ceber. 40 vzamejo ali nataknejo v d.
ru Je@dec' obrOce ma koliGke, pristopi dekle V maj
lepsi svoji obleki k stebru ter poda ma krozniku
venee onemu mozu, XII je pref delil obroGe jezde-
Gem. MOI vpraSa dekle, je Ii prost veneek. &c je
proct, ga dobi mladcnic, XII ga je zasluzil $ krep-
kim pobijanjem zebra, vendar pa ina dekle pra.
vico, imenovati mladenica, XII maj dobi venec. MOI
nastavlja potcm diriajocim mladenieem venec.
kaJti vsak bi ga rad odnesel ma kolicku, toliko
rasaz, dokler ne pridirja zmagalec. Ko Sc Fable,
sci venec ma zmagalcevem kolicku, tedaj zmaga-
lee zavriska, obrne konja ma stran in zdirja z dru-
gimi mladeniGi ma dom, da oddajo konie. Made
me, XII Je dobil venec, mora peljati dekle, XII je
prinesla venec, ma ''prvi" ali "prvi ples".
Pc pobijanju zebra sc pricne raj pod lipo.
Pravico "a "prvi pies" imajo samo posiena de-
klcta, kajti one, XII so zapravile postenost, Sc ga
ne smejo udeleziti. Nekdaj je baje, Ge sc je drzni-
10 stopiti tako dekle med drune pod lipo, usahnila
lpa. Mladenit, XII ina odraStlo sestro, ne plese
pod lpo z drugim dekletom, ampak S sestro, in
domate dekle ne plese pred ''prvim plesom".
Pred zacetkOm "prvega plesa" ali samo "pr-
vega Sc zbero tudi mladeniGi pod lipo, stopijo
v ko!o, zapojejo, godba Jill pa spremlja:
Tam stoji ma lipa
ma lipa zelena.