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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-11

coLcATE's AND HUDNUrs TOILET GOODS
Cutex. Weekend Packages All make good
Fancy Turkish Bath sst; Fancy T;h Towels Vas: ash
because have bought these
red dozen hen they cost very less than
our customers the benefit of the saving. 80
sa I Res: s, Ms
kets It is hard to sell other kind customers have
patterns coorngs found in Beacon Blankets
m scudo. Of handsome materials ch.ng
gifts syes OF aprons are always
wear French Kid at !. IS
cost G Kid and made Of silk winter
there all prices from Soc up
7s $780, SIS ps at '0
sn % 0s s a os se spd pink Ladies
season but we have a very good line.
Men,, Women's and childrens Lisle and Cotton Hose
very best of Christmas Gifts,
Wide Fancy Ribbon.-for Christmas work. all priced at
large stocks we had on hand
Sss So Ms make
bags made to order.
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Because of the higher cost of silk and wool union suits
Six and
Wool Garments.
ALL PURE LINEN DAMAsKs AND NAPKINS
There other large stock of All Pure Linen
northern Vermont and at prices that all under the whole
sale values.
SUIT CASES AND BAGS
While the Leather Bags and Cases have become very
scarce still have good line of all leather we'll
fibre and mating Our stock of Trunks not
been but good values and Luggage
is always thought of as Christmas Gifts.
der Men,. and
"a E clio While these have
large stock and giving customers the benefit of the
Saving.
wanted present also here all at reasonable prices
Don't forget that closing out Feishers Skein
Yarns 35c Skens Germantown at &c. SOC Skeins Floss
Use.
The this is because have both skeins
and balls and don't want to carry both styles.
WHITE IVORY
Separate pieces but bought be matched
buy pieces each complete Dressing Sets that
such delight to lady Fancy Barettes Combs and
Hair Ornaments.
gest Gifts. is filled way beyond the
space have and mention only a few of the
acceptable gift articles If visit the store let
mail order do shopping for The most
will be orders and all goods
postpaid do send with order will be
c. O. D. and do the cents extra charge for
this
ALL READY TO WEAR COATS SUITS, DRESSES AND
SKIRTS AT REDUCED PRICES
Coats $500, $3.50, $500. $4,000, $780, $1,000
priced from $4,000 $3.50 and they
are selling very fast gest week
| If you want one of the best values, don't wait.
Ladies' Suits $780, $500, $780, $4,000, $4,000 that
have been $3.50 to $500
While the suits not selling quite fast the coats
they going at the Extremely Low Prices This year on
they have been given earlier than usual.
| FURS ALWAYS MAKE ELEGANT CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-11
WEST CHARLESTON

WEST Cf1ANLESlON
James Spaulding is home from the
training camp.
Rev. and Mrs. johnson recently Wis
tied relatives in Newport.
Miss Marie johnson has returned
from her visit in Westmore.
Richard Kendrick of Craftsbury
visited his brother, DR.. Kendrick, last
week.
Mr.. Riemann is no better and it is
thought an operation will be neces-
sary.
Cecil Pickel of Newport visited his
brother, E. M. Pickel and family, on
Sunday.
Miss Muriel Bushaw spent the
weekend with her mother in East
Charleston.
Mabel and Allison Bowen of Derby
visited relatives and friends here part
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Rice and daugh-
ter visited at Harry Bradford's in
HollandSSunday.
John Hancock of Glover visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Ernest
Worboys, over Sunday.
School exhibit at West Village hall
Friday evening, Dec. ID. Program.
No admission. Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kline spent
Nov. % with his sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Crandall, in
Bloomington.
While working in the woods John
Laham was hit on the head by fall
ing limb. Several stitches were
needed to close the wound. Mr.. La
fam came home for a time.
Jay and Paul Lyon have returned
home from Coventry as their aunt,
Mrs. Batchelder, is i'll. Jay will live
at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
Frances Lyon, and Paul will live at
Ed. Eastman's.
Recent guests at E. H. Bucks were
T. w. Buck of Culbertson, Mont, Mr..
and Mrs. M. c.. Buck and daughter,
Ernia, of New York City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erastus Buck and daughter,
Ruth, of Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Buck and daughter, Ethel, of East
Charleston.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
G. w. Collins, Pastor.
Morning service, 1890.
Bible school, noon.
Union service in the evening at 7.3O
at the Congregational church.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.30
o'clock.
Come Sunday morning and hear the
| "Sunshiners" sing.
| CONG. CHURCH NOTES
Pastor, Rev. W. c.. Johnson.
Sunday morning worship, 1870
! Bible school at noon.
Union service at 7.3O o'clock.
The c.. E. service Thursday eve
ming, Dec. 10, is the regular mission
airy meeting in the hands of the mis-
sionary committee, who will use an
other chapter of the "Torch Bearers,
as the topic for the meeting.
The Mission Study Class held thei1
first meeting with Mrs. Kline Tues
day evening of last week.
The church committee are making
arrangements for canvass Sunday
afternoon of all the people who be
long to the Congregational parish fo1
) subscriptions for the church work
for the coming year. Church expens
es have increased as well as all othel
things, consequently the budget call
ed for is somewhat larger than usual
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-11
EAST CHARLESTON


Leas Maxwell is III at her home at
Echo Lake.
Mrs. Lewis Jensen is entertaining
her parents from Plymouth, Mass.
Clarence Grow Of Derby Line Wis
tied relatives and friends in town last
week. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meacham Of
Island Pond are living in the Mill
house. afs} ~ re
Topic for C. E. meeting Dec. IL,
"Begin Now" Led by the mission
airy committee. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moulton and
sons visited friends at Derby Line
the past week. ~ Ga
Harrison johnson has moved his
family from West Charleston into
Hudson's block.
The body Of James Allen, who was
murdered at Orleans, was brought
here for burial Dec. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Maxwell were
called to Newport last week by the
illness Of their daughter, Leas.
Miss Hazel Hayward has finished
work for Mrs. Olive Morse and goes
to Bloomington to work at Ralph
SINNERS. avel ssiru ~~ a.ef
This community was shocked to
learn of the murder at Orleans of
James Allen, former much respected
resident of this place.
The annual election of officers of
North Star, camp, M. w. A., will take
place Saturday evening, Dec. IA. Let
all members be present.
The entertainment and box social
at the Center. schoolhouse Thursday
evening, Dec. 9Th, was fine success
Much credit is due the teacher and
pupils for the excellent program rem
dered. Mrs. Nye returns for the
winter term. .rF 49,.
The United Workers will hold their
annual church fair. Friday afternoon
and evening, Dec. Is. An oyster sup
per will be served in the evening. Bill
for supper, Is and SO cents. Will
all please contribute food, candy or
any fancy or useful article to the diff
ferent booths.
About 100 friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Buck met at their home Friday
evening to help them celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary. 1t was
a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Buck but
everyone was heartily welcomed and
a pleasant evening was enjoyed. Sew
eral presents were left as tokens Of
love and respect, their daughter, Bea-
trice giving them a fine Victrola.
Dainty refreshments were served. All
joined in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
many years of health and happiness.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-01-25

day, February 2nd.
 Harris Store, Pine Ridge Town ship, Monday, February 4th.
 Roe, Roc-Roe Township, Tuesday, February 9th,
 After which time I will be at the Collectors office at the court house in the City of Clarendon with the tax books up to and including the 10th day of AprilI 1918. Taxes may be paid up to and including that date without reauirihg penalty, but after the 10th dhy{of April, 1918,the penalty, as required by law, will be charged all deIinquents.
 Given under my hand this the Eth day of Decenber, 1917.
 RF, MILWEE.
 Collect0r of Monroe County, Ark. N. B,/All parties wishing to pay taxes<oh real estate will please bring their old tax deceipts or prop CT description of their lands or lots.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-01-25
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will attend, with the tax books of Mon roe county, at the following times and places in Monroe county, Ark, for the purpose of collecting the State, County, Road, School and oth- CT taxes to be by me collected for the year 1917, viz:
 Lawrenceville, Jackson Town ship, Monday, January 14th.
 Jackson's Store, Montgomery Township, Tuesday, January 18th.
 Womack's Store, Smally Town ship, Wednesday, JaIuary 16th.
 Holly Grove, Duncan Township, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 17thy18th land f9th.
 Palmer, ClebYfne / Township. Monday, January j21st
 Aaymond, Raymond Township, Tuesday, January 22nd.
 Blackton, HindImon Township, Wednesday, January 23rd.
 Monroe, Cypress Ridge Township Thursday, January 24th.
 Waldrop's Store, Richland Town ship, Friday, January 25th.
 Zent, Greenfield Township, Sat urday, January 26th.
 Sain's School House, Dickson Township, Monday, January 18th.
 Brinkley, Brinkley Township, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Jaunary 29th, 30th, and 31st, and Friday, February list.
 Keevil, Keevil Township, Satur-
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Notice of Administrator

All persons are hereby notified that letters of administration have been grant, ed to ldela Lee as administrator for estate of E. J / Lee. and all persons hold ing claims against said estate are hereby warned to present the same for settlement within one year from date or they may be precluded from said estate and if not presented within two years forever debared from payment.
 This the first day of December, 1917.
 DELLA LEE
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All Male Germans Must
 Register.
Continued from First Page)

to fill out the blanks. Registra- tion officers are instructed to give registrants all possible aid in the way of explanation and advice.
 Each registrant is required to furnish four unmounted photo graphs of himself, not larger than 8 by 3 inches in size. on thin paper. with light back ground. All four photographs should be signed by the regis trant across the face of the photographs, SO as not to ob- scure the features. if the appli- cant is able to write.
 Three blank forms of regis tration affidavit must be com pletely filled out by the regis trant or his representative (with the exception of the blanks in- dicated to be filled out by the registration officer and the de- scription of the registrant and the placing of finger prints on the blank) and must be produced by the registrant personally to the registration officer and be signed and sworn to by the registrant in the presence of and before the registration officer, who will fill in the de- scription of the registrant and supervise the fixing of the finger prints and the attaching of the photographs. If the registrant can not write he must make his mark in the signature space and affix his left thumb print in the space provided opposite the sig nature space.
 The finger printing is a method of identification and follows the practice observed ill the military and naval services of the United States.
 1 The registrant is hereby in- formed that he must again present himself before the reg istration officer who took his oath after 10 days but before l5 days from the last day fixed for registration in his registration district to obtain a registra- ton card. upon which he must sign his name, or mark hls mark, and place his left thumb print in the presence of the reg istration officer.
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More Wasted Food.

"Chew your food we'll" says ' Health. The biggest waste of in this country grows out of hastya ing. Half-chewed food is half ds3 ed. The other half is wasted.
 people of the United States va enough food. by neSlecting to cheM3 Feed France ah2 belgium.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-01-25
Whenever You Need q General
 Ta;yg 6royesS

The Old Standard Groves Taste chill Tonic is equally valuable 2 General Tonic because it contains well known tonic properties of QUlNll and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Dl out Malaria, Enriches the Blood
 Builds up the Whole System. 60 @
The Brinkley argus., 1918-01-25
8rinhley Lyceuin Calendl
 z l0l7.l9lS.

Vierra's Royal Hawaiia1 Feb. 25.
 Hungarian Ladies Quartet May 2l.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-01-25
Cord Wood Wanted

Wanted 4 ft1 cord wood pay $2.50 per cord. Apply BRINKLEY WATER I& LIGHT q
 BfinHey, Arkansas.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-01-25

To Cure . Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE aRo.o quinlns. e as ssops sss
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

Danes stopamo pred razredno zavednO slo-
vensko delavstvo v Ameriki, da brez vsega zavi-
janja i'll fraz, jasno in dolocno razjasnimo stvar, o
kateri mislimo, da smo jo dolzni pojasniti:
Dne %. januarja {. l.. je bill obcni zbor "Ju'
goslovanske delavske tiskovne druzbe'', Xxi ida
ia Proletarca. Upravnik lista je ma zboru podal
svoje porocilo, ne takega, kot hi bill zele,, temvec
takega, kakrsen je pQlozaj. Poro6ilo izkazuic
znaten deficit, katerega je ,rebo pokriti, ako slo-
venski delavci hoGejo, da vzdrze list Proletarec.
lzredne razmere SO. Tega ne DO menda nihce "a
nikal. kako Sc te razmere izgovarJajo, he zapi-
semo 2 besedo, re zavoljo tega he, ker hi morali
potem zopet delati prevod ma engleSki jerk. upa-
mo-, da mas vsi razumete.
&c SO izredne razmerc, jc pa tudi l~ogicno, da
so izredne sitnosti, in redni stroski. Sc V Gasih,
ko so li gospodarski in politiGni dogodki V roki
$ kapitalistiGnim razvojem svoj normalni tex. je
Proletarec veckrat priScl V financne stiske. In
danes, ko izhaja list &c svoje t~rinajsto leto, more
mo konStatirati lie to, da je bil Proletarec Y teh
doigih letih truda i'll boja re mnogokrat V We
lkih stiskah, ampak Sc nikdar ne V tako rcsni,
kot je sedaj. Upravnik je ma sell obGnega zbora
moral pojasniti ia dejstva, da je ma njih pOdlagi
mogo6e potem dolociti, kaj maj Sc ukrene 2 IL
stom. SlSala so sc rama mnenja. Ako hi bio mo-
goGe ~izhajati brez upravnika, hi sam rad resigni.
raj. To je nemogocc. ker je ravno sedaj toliko
della z upravo in toliko nujnih, &c tudi ne prijet-
nth potov, da upravnik sploh komaj opravi vse.
Obcni zbor tudi nj hotel povisati narocninc listu,
vkljub temu, da je list &c sc primcrja kvaliteta,
najcenejSi V slovenskem jcziku Sc mani pripo-
~rocljivo pa hi bilo, &c hi Si nazaj ma Stiri strani.
Kaj torei storiti? Clam direktorija so Sc So
glasno strinjali stem, da nj Proletarec samo ma
jeziku, temvec fakticno lastnina vseh slovenskih
socialistov. Skoro vse delnice lastuje slovenska
Sekcija j. s. H., in slovenSki Sodrugi ma pOdlagi
tega izvolijo clane V direktoripj, XII tudi nastav-
liza ali pa odstavIja urednika in upravnika ter vrsi
s%ploSnem vrsi vse funkcije, kar Sc tice socialistic-
mega gibanja med Slovenci V Ameriki. CLAM di-
rektorija povsem pravilno iziavljajo, da "a OBJ
stoj Proletarca hi odgovoren Same krozek sodru-
gov pri klubu stv. !, temvec vsi slovemski sodrugi
in simpaticarji liSta. SOdrugi V Chicago bodo 81
guino storili svojc, ker pa ne zmorcio vsega,
vpraSamo Vas, kaj so Vase zelje in misli. mai Ii
Proletarec Sc izhaja ali pa ne?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

ma katerih racum Sc Zahteva Ia
SvobOda - kronana in nekronana
avtokraciJa. Glas zatiranih ljud-
SIKH mas V NemGiji in Avstro-Ogr-
ski Sc cuje vedno bolj. To nam
dajc upanle, da naSe delo - nasi
napori he bodo Zaman, da DO nase
prizadevanjc rodilo sad, kakrSne-
ga zelimo. V TEN boju he smemo
omagati. V teh Zgodovinskih ca
Sih mOramo napeti vse svo.je moci.
kajti poraz ljudstva pomeni Una
20 avtokracijc in nasilstva i'm ma
rodi bodo Sc nadaljc jecali pod
jarmom ~tiranije. Iasledujmo vaz-
ne politicne dogodke in bodimo ma
strait. Kjerkoli moreno pomaga-
ii V boju proti avtokraciji, ne stoj-
mo ma strani, ncgo stopimo V vrsto
bojcvnikov in delujmo "a njihov
poraz.
Ma tel sell jc bill izvoljcn "a tai
nika John Trcelj. "a nadzorna cd
bornika Nincenc Vidmar IL Pre-
sto, Pa. John Kvartic. Sygen, Pa,
in joe Ambrozic, Canonsburg,
Pa.
VSi prispcvki. nabrani V nascm
podrotju IA :. II. H., maj sc V bo-
doce posiljajo tajniku lokalne or
ganizacije ma spodaj oznaGeni ma
SLOW:
John Trceli, Box 161, Law :
| renee, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
o gOZdu i'm nekaterih njegOVih ljudeh.

~ (Konec) a Al.l.r
Sedma IRA ie re minila, ko smo vstopili V
p%rostorno vezo Kandaretove hiSe. In kaj smo tam
zagledali pod stropomg Ma kliuki zeleznega dro-
GA je viscla "a zadnji krak obeSena srna. kandare,
ki ga jc mas sum privabil IL gostilniSke sobe, ic
postal med vrati in smehljaje Sc rekel: GILLETTE,
yes dan ste tavali pc gozdu, pa inmate kai polka
zati, JAZZ sem Sc pa "a pecjO grel, pa imam srno
ma kljuki.' ker Sc to nj prvikrat prigOdilo, Smo
takCl ukrenii, da STA PISA Srno V snegu nitro upe-
haia, pa je hitela navzdol i'll Y vodo. In resi- ko
Sc ie danSka mladina odpravljala k deseti mast, ie
zaCula pasii javk mad danskim logon in obenem
pa tudi re zdgledala srno, Xxi je hitela V vodo.
liitro je bila o~bkoljena in malo potem re pri Kan
dnretu IA kijuki. Psa sta dobila Crcva, kar jima
ie SlO, in ker sta bila pri kandaretu kakor donna
Gina, jima nj kazalo upehanima Sc vrniti dalec V
god i'll sneg, Iii je zopet jel padati. 10 sta mas
za6ula V yczi, sta zlezla izpod peel in stala IN Kan
darctom, pricakujoc, iu Ii zadene pohvala ali gra-
ja. ker jc njiiu navzocnost mas CRAZE vredna pre-
greha odpuSGena in StOpii SmO V gorko gostoljub-
no sobo kandarctovO in pod lepi strop. Drugi COST.
Je so sc odmcknili in mi smO pOScdli okrog veCjc
mize.
kdor ie izkuSal TO, kako sc prilczc Clovcku
gorka SODA i'll prepricanje, da no dobro p%ostrezcn
V krogu SoCutnih tovariScv, XII so prestali, kar on
sam, MENU nj treba razlagati naSega pocutka, ko
Smo Sc kandaretovc zabavljice uniCili S TEN, ola
Jc kovac IL malhc potognil lepo zlatico in jo pO-
luskal ma srcdo mize. ".Nina gori," je zavpil Ma
tevz, "bankoyec je ma mill" In kakor hi trenil,
sta stala diva bokala dobrcga i~strijanca ma mizi
in so zazvcnketali kozarci. Matt MISC cakali Ma
tevzcvega povclja niti poSlusali ofctovih z~abavljic,
ampak storiIi so svojc. "Drob VAN napravim pc
navadi," S0'Se rckli matt, Gin dober kos prasice.
We ~petenEe imam tudi." "Zelnatc ISOLATE ne poza-
bi, pa krompiria vmes!" jc pristavil Kandarc, Iii
je prisedcl in bill osmi pri naSi mizi. Ponavliam,
da izkuSencu ne bonn razkladaI, kako Sc je nam
godilo do ponoGi in sc dalje in dokler je prisla
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

TukajSnje z~borovanje JIG doka-
zalo, da nimaio razni Pirci, TroSti,
S%chnellerji i'll kaj VEN kaj Sc vsc
med tukajSnjimi rojaki pray no.
bencga vpliva i'll da nimajo pray
nobencga razloga nazivati Sc pred
stavnike ameriSkih Slovencev.
Eden sklepov je bill, da prircdi-
mo dine II. marca ma Burdine, Pa,
vclik koncert $ petjem in godbo.
Godba i'll pevci so Sc izrekli, da so
pripravlJeni naStopiti ma TEN kon-
ccrtu brezplaGno. Tudi ~priredimo
velik javen shod. NatancnejSi pro-
gram bono objavili prihodnji te-
den. lzvolili smo odbor petih MOI,
XII imajo pripraviti vse potrcbno.
Zbor zastopnikov nadaljc ape.
Ira ma tiSta drustva, Xxi IL enega
ali drugcga vzroka MISC poslala "a,
stopnikov ma prvo zborovanje, Ola
Sc nam pridruzijo in poSl.jejo svo.
je zastopnike ma prihodnjo sejo
XII 81 DO vrSila "a. februarja oh ,
popoldnc V dvorani drustva Pc.
stojnska jana, st. 1873, s. n. p. j.
V Canonsburgu, Pa.
Rojaki. Iavzcli smo SC IA pre-
koristno stvar in cd naroda je cd
visno, &c hocemo doseci uspehe
Gibanje "a svobodo, IA demokra
cijo Sc vrSi med vscmi narodi pc
vsem svctu. To Gutijo tudi tisti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
MozNosF AvsTRIJsKE REvoLUc1JE.
konec Q l. strani.

sOcialisticnc stranke V Avstriji. Dolzila je veGino,
da Sc JIG postavila ma napacno stalisce, ces da jc
la vOjna obramIbna voina roper carizem in IA de-
mokracijo IN da ina baie namcn zaSGititi gospo-
darsko ~ziyljenje dezele. NaglaSala j, da je sprc-
jela veCina formula miru 'brez aneksij in odskod-
min" selc, ko so tudi v~ladajoGi razrcdi V Avstri-
il spoznali, da sluzi la formula Djihovim name
nom. Nadalje pravi, da zahteva veGina pravico
samoodlocevanja lie "a narodnosti v Rusiji.
Toda nemska m~anjsina je sama napravila
kompromis V tel kocIjivi tocki, kar Sc ticc av-
striJskih narodnosti, kajti zahtevala je lie "zaGe-
TEX pravice samoodlocevanja." Razun tega nj po-
dala nohene resitve "a problem, Xxi ~nastaja IL del
silva, ola so Cehi kakor tudi Jugoslovani razde-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05
L urada tajnika lokalne orga-
nizaciie S. F. z. v Lawrence, Pa

Dne ~. ianuarja Sc .je tn vrsil
ShOd zaStopnikov tukajSnjih in
okoliskih druStcv IA ustanovitev
loklane organizacije :. Il. u, Ma
vzoGih je bilo trideset zaStopnikov
Xxi so repre2entirali osemnajst
druStey. Polcg teh jc bio navzo-
Gega Sc tpliko drugega obcinstva,
da hi nam bilo kmalu brezplacno
r~azSirilo dvorano.
Brat Louis Glazar je %otvoril
~zborovanje, po2dravil navzoGe de-
legatc in obcinstvo, ter pojasnil
namen zboroyanja in ellie S. r. u.
Pc konGanem njcgovcm uvOdu je
bill izvolien tudi "a predScdnika
zborovauja.
RnzyeSeljivc so bile izjave in po-
rocila zaStopnikov; vsak .je izjav-
ljal, da jc niegovo druStvo pri-
prayljeno dclovati Z vscmi mocmi
"a idcje, Iii Jill ZaStopa Slovensko
republicansko zdruzenje. Izjavlja-
Ii so, ia bodo delovali z vsemi
motmi, Hi Sc jim ma razpo!ago, da
Sc Urcsuitijo Wilsonovi mirovni
pogoT. Eden 2astopnikov j. cello
izjavil, da ie nicgovo druStvo pri-
p~ravljeno prodati tudi svojo dvo-
rano. ako hi TO Zahtevale koristi
in potreba Slovcncev ma podlagi
programa S. r. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-05

valley pa ne, ker so n irno govorili. Tavzelj pa
tega nj zmogel, ako je bill ma potu, v gostilni ali
pri delu. 80 nitro JIG pa Stopil V gozd in ma low. ie
bill pa pravi tihOtapec. Ncdno je cebrnial, pa lie ma
tho i'll pray, kakOr hi bill V vednem strahu. Nj je
zgresil nobene stopinjice ma snegu in ma blatu DO
potlh ali iZpremembe ma listju "ZajGek, "a iCek je
tod skakal. - Nidite, vidite. srnice so tod preha-
Jale. - Jerebi so Sc IN po prahu va!jali. - Tako
je so venomer in pri TEN sc je Tavzelj gibal ma
vse strani in Sc oziral tdi 20 zraku. Tavzlja pa so
tudi Stei "a enega prvih gozdariev in posebno "a
loVca, daSi "a 10 Iii incl nobene Zakonite pravi-
&c. Da Je 10 istina, maj dokazuje tudi sledeGa do
godba, o kateri sc tudim, da jc nista omenila tudi
gospoda, XII sta piSala q prihodu naSega pre,yet.
lega cesarja mad medvedji low V gozdu mad Cork
nisklm Jezerom. TiSto leto - menim, da lie bio
1883. leta - sc je bio pokazalo V TEN kraju DO
sebno dosti medvedov. ko je poGil glas. da je knee
Windischgraetz povabil ma low cello presvetlega
ceSaria, SO imeli sledilci seveda dosti opravka.
kot najboli izvezban je bill Tavzcli izbran IN po-
stavljaCa. Nadlogar Pintar Z Javornika, XII mi ie o
ten dogodku sam pravil, Sc je prccej mucil, da hi
hi Iavzellu vtcpcl V glavo, kakO mai sc pUStavi in
kaJ MAJ rcce, ko bodc poStavljal ccSarja. ''kaj me
boste to ucili,' Sc jc odrczal Tavzeli. ''Saj sem
tudi L Radeckijcm govoril po ncmSki! JAZZ re VEN,
kakO Sc S takimi gospodi govori. Meme pustite.
Jazz bom vSc pray naredil!" Tako jc Tavzelj 90
vorll in 10 tako galsno, kakor JIG bila MENU ma
Nada. III i1htar 81 M Ncdcl pomagatl, ker TavZlja
kot nastavljaca hi bilo prezreti. 10 so sc prcsvetli
cesar i'll njegovi sprcmljevalci p~ripeljali Crez ieze-
no, je Tavzelj naStopil kot voditeli. in ko so doSli
do mcsta, katero JIG Tavzclj odloGil "a ccsarja, sc
Jc priStavil, Sc pc voiaSko potegnil in rekel :'Do,
Kaiser. CUTE Stand!' Pintar, kakor jc praviI, Sc
je stresnil, gospCda Sc ie poglcdavala, cesar Sc pa
nasmehnil in vpraSal Tavzlja: "Warst du auch
Soldat? Tavzclj sc je pa zopct mosko odrczal:
"JO, Kaiser"
no mi je Pintar to pravil, sem komaj pricako-
val, ola Sc zOpet snidem - Tavzljem, da YES dogo-