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The Mountainair independent., 1918-09-19

Regular Preaching Dates: At
Gran Quivira schoolhouso the I'd
Sunday at II a. m. At Round Top
the Sd Sunday at II a. m. and at
night.
W. D. Garrison, Pastor.
The Mountainair independent., 1918-09-19

For Sale :-Cuarai Ranch, just west
of Punta. Plenty of living water. In
Quire this office, or see Eugenio Con
zales, owner. 9-12-3t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
Armisticc Results.

AT The time of the slgnlng OF
the armistice, many people seri :
ously doubted the practicablIity
OF full compliance with It's terms.
Their apprehensions, however,
seem to have been entirely
groundless, for the work Incl
dent to the taking over of the
German fl set, alrplanes and war
material, and the forward move
mont of the Allied army through
Belgium, eastern France and
even into the German territory
west of the Rhine has proceeded
steadily aud without any serious
difficulties. An interesting cir.
cumstance In this connection is
the fact that the Allied armies
OF occupation seem to be regard
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
RELIEF WORK MUST BE-
CONTINUED FOR MONTHS
Enrolment of Members in Red Cross
Should be Nationwide.

Now that the war is won, many
Fulton County citizens are ask
ing why the Red Cross is plan
ming to enroll the entire popula-
ton of the county as members the
week before Christmas
Chairman - OF the local Exec
utive Com mite Of the Red Cross
Christmas Roll Call organization
makes the following reply:
starvation, sickness and sor-
row did not vanish in Europe
when the fighting ceased. On the
contrary, tho new conditious have
revealed greater, opportunities
for the American people, through
the Red Cross, to extend relief
This work Is just as imperative
IN pace as in war. though not so
dramatic.
"Besldes, Fulton County boys
in France or IN home camps, with
millions Of other American sol
dlers, and sailors have right to
expect that Red Cross service
will be continued for them IN full
measure until demobll zltlon Is
completed. This means the Red
Cross must carry on for many
months, and the money raised
through mem bership dues will
help finance the service.
All that is asked of any adnlt
IN the Red Cross Christmas Roll
Call Is that b. or she shall have
"a heart and a dollar" When
you multiply these hearts and
dollars by the millions of adults
In The United States, 1t is evident
that a substantial total will be
raised if the response to the Roll
Call Is general.
Children will not be solicited,
as they already are represented
IN the school auxlllaries, or will
enroll through the auxlllaries at
twenty five cents a year, but they
will be valuable aids IN the Roll
Call by reminding their parents
of the opportunity to register ap'
proval OF the greatest relief work
in the history OF the world.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

rant Americans efer read your
speech, for dey run after US yust
like We vas rappits, amt II?
Cant you send dem some Of your
speeches right away? Dey don't
know how lnvlnciple We are
Can't you mofe nine army PACK
to Pelgium we're all our glory vas
VOL? Nine men can defeat all
der vim men uud shlldern in Pei
gium put desc Americans are so
ignorant dey can't understand
dat We are de greatest soldiers
der world IN. Ven We try to sing
deutschland Ueber Ahes," dey
yust lafT like monkeys.
Pat We are getting der pest Of
dem Americans. We can outrun
dem. II We are not de pest fight
ers on earth, We are der pest
runners and nopody can keep up
NIT US ven We tink of der dear
old Rhine.
Let me know right away to do
by return postoffice
Ia haste, your loving son.
CROWN Prince WILLIE.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
NOT TIE ONLY one.
There Are Other McConnellsburg People
Similarly Situated.

Can there be any stronger proof
offered than the evidence Of Nc
Connells burg residents? After
you have read the following,
quietly answer the question.
John p. Conrad, McConnells-
burg, says: ~ had terrible
pains across my back and | didn't
sleep we'll at night. | was very
nervous and when l got up in the
morning, | was more tired than
when / went TO bed. Doan's Kid
ney Pills soon freed my back
from PAIN"
Over Four Years Later Mr..
Conrad said: 81 haven't needed
any mediciue for backache or
other kidney trouble since | used
Doan,s Kidney Pills"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney Pills-the
same that MIR. Conrad had.
Foster Mllburn Co, Mfgrs.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Advertisement.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

bit injury to trees is: Dlsolve
one ounce of sulphate of strych
nlne in 3 quarts Of boiling water.
Ia an other vessel dissolve one
half pound of laundry starch in a
pint Of cold water, STIR this Thor.
oughly. When both are dissolved
pour the starch IN the vessel con.
tainlng the strychnlne and boil
until the starch clears. Add 6
ounces of gyIcerlne and STIR.
When cool paint on the trunks
and Inn bs of the trees to be pro-
tected.
This must not be used on trees
IN pastures or other PAGES where
stock can have access 10 it. II
rabbits attack trees protected
with this poison they will die be
fore doing any serious damage to
The trees.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

ed by both the local authorl,iao
and the people generally In the
German towns now beirg tai ON
over, as liberators and frler 10
rather than as enemies. Th,s
situation is no doubt due ,o
thefact that, IN the exercise of
general control over Ger man ter
ritory, the Allied authorizes arc
showing themselves to be much
more considerate of the rights Of
the people than were the repre-.
sentatives of the former Ger
man autocracy.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
CLEAR RIDGE.

Clarence r Shore, who has
been doing painting at Woodvalc,
was home with his family over
Sunday.
Howard Knepper, who IS
teaching the Cherry Grove
school, expects TO ooard at Cal
vim Bakers dis winter. He is
now driving back and forth to
his home.
Mrs S 9 Henry and three
children spent a day recently
with her auut Jane Fields.
Russell Kerlin spent the week,
epa-wfCh his uGcle Mac Kerlln
near Gracey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Fields Of
the County Capital spent Sunday
with their home folks here.
Mrs. John Carmack and sons
Malcolm and E lis of Finleyville,
spent day nr so the past week
in the home Of her parents Mr..
aud Mrs. j p. Kerllu.
The ban on public gatherings
having been lifted Il. ". Hu! h
STRAIN preached in the church
here last Sunday.
A letter has been received from
r ilph Ramsey somewhere IN
France, since the wa closed, alst
one from Dorsey Brown, very
much to ,he satisfaction Of their
friends.
Somebody shot a doe 10 Plum
Hollow, and, Of course, lef5 IL ! e
IN the WOODS.
James McE hauey il talking
of moving to Colorado.
The tents on the WALNUT G. rove
mp ground, together with the
Laoernac and the boa ding
house, were totally destroyed 10y
re recently. The public does
not know just how the lire origi.
uated.
Jesse Carmack has gone
Fioleyvile to work.
Nevln Fl aker who is employed
at Braddock, Pa spent the week.
cad at the home Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Fraker.
John w. SSisher, of Cleve.
land o came here last Wednes
day to attend the fu neral of hi.
nephew, George Wilson, who
was buried at Clear Ridge la I
Friday.
Bert Kaepper has taken the
contract to curry the mail from
G ear Ridge to OrbisoLi. for a
year.
Andrew F aker spent a day re.
Gently with his brother Elmer at
Fort Littletbwn. Elmer Is lust
getting over the Il
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
Protecting Trees From Rodents.

Rabbits aud nice will now @
gin to take a toll from fruit row.
ers by il jurlng trees.
To prevent nice fro u working
about the trees see that no weeds
or other vegetable matter re-
mains close 10 the u ees, nor
should it be turned IN the ground
at this umo as 1t will only serve
as bait for the mice and great
damage may result. They work
both at the surface and below the
surface of the ground, under the
snow.
The mice can be poisoned by
spreading about grain that has
soaked IN strJ CHI Inc so it may
save you many collars IN trees
and labor in rel laclng.
Rabbits are somewhat harder
to control psrtlcplarly when
there aie deep suo"s for they
are hard up for food.
1.-THE trees are pruned now and
the prunings allowed tc lie on the
ground ths rabbits will cat the
tender blrk from the twigs II
preference TO the tous her bark
at The bas @ OF the stat ding trees
Pfott ctive washes h, We sel iom
glvan satisfaction because u ere
Is little or no p iSon IN thcm. A
tested method of y. eveLtiua rab-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
"Dear Papa"

Ga de Run. Somewhere IN
France. July 20 Times. Dear
Papa: | vas wrlding on de run,
as de prafe and glorious sol.
diers my com mand under hal
not seen der Rhine for so long
dat dey haf started pack und of
course, | vas gong NIT dem.
Oh, papa, dere has been some
awful diugs in France happened
| started in nine pig offensive
vlch vas to crush dem fool
Americans but dey so little
know apout military tactics dat
dey viii not be crushed like
| wants 'em. | sends nine men
in der fight in pig waves und ven
dey gets to de Americans deJ
all holIer "Boo.' so loud as efer
dey could. Veil, according to
vat you haf always told me, dem
Americans should haf turned
und run like PLACES. Bat vat
you tink? Dem pig fools dey
noting know apout var uud in
stead Of running de odder way,
dey come right toward US. Some
of dem vas singing, I've Won't
come pack till it's ofer, ofer
dere," und some OF dem vas
laffing our faces in, dey vas so
ignorant. But dey vas awful
reckless nit dere guns und ven
dey come at US it vas den my
men took a notion dey wanted to
90 back to der dear old Rhine.
We don't like der little dirty
Marne anyhow.
Und oh papa, dem American
use such awful language! Dey
noting know about kultur und
say such awful dlngs NIT US Vat
you dlnk Won American say right
in front of my fact? He vas a
pig husky from a blace dey call
Kansas und he say-oh, pa "a, |
hate to tell you dem awful words
but he say, 40 hi nit der
Kaiser. DID you efer hear any.
ding so awfu.? 1t made me so
mat | wouldn't stand und hear 1T,
so | turned and run NIT der oder
p'ys Vas | right? Und oh,
papa, dem preastblates vat you
sent us-can you send some TO
put on our packs? You know We
vas going der oder way now und
dem preastblates vas 40 good for
dem cowardly Americans vas
shooting US right in Ger pack
Some of der boys put dem bIates
NIT der packs, put dem fool
Americans Vas blaYing Der
Star Spangled PApner" NIT ma
chine guns on dem blates
Cant you help us? You re
mem Der IN your speech and you
SAID noting uld stand pefore
be prafe Shermans soldiers Oh,
papa, ! kant leliefe desc ignJ
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
THEN CHARGED 1T.

Mrs. Willers-How,, did You get
this lovely material for 30 cents a
yard?
Mrs. Datus-We modified out
side the store, marched in wedge for
nation and surrounded the bargain
counter by a flank movement.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
NOTHING TO HIS CREDIT.

81 don't see why you find fault
with him SO much"
"He's laundering fool"
"That may be, but he's young
man, and he's very ambitious"
"0h shucks. The kaiser was aim
bitious."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
ACCORDING TO HoYLE.

"T'he kaiser won't venture his
precious self near an allied aviator"
"0f course not. lie knows the ace
will take the king"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
HOPE AN ARTIST DID 1T.

81 hear your son has been deco
rated in France"
"Yes, and | hope it was done neat
ly. lie always had such terrible bad
taste himself"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
SALUyIA.
Advertisement.

The largest casualty list up to
that time was published in the
daily last Saturday. Among the
names of those IN, and near, Ful
ton County were Robert H. Will.
iams, Audover; Marshall Slgel,
Buck Valley; Harry E Etter and
Edgar Burguer, Cham bersburg;
Grant j. Rhodes, Sixmlle Run;
LIE Wis c.. Manspeaker, Everett
and John r. Middleton, of Bed
ford. The list published last
Saturday brings the American
loss since the Marne offensive be.
gao on the 18Th of July, to 129,.
1876 of whom 16, 121 were Penn.
sylvanla.
Mrs. Fernando Decker, near
Saluvia. recently received a letter
from her brother Leonard &.
Mellott Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, stat.
ing that he had received tele
gram from the War Department
on the Oath of Novem Der noti-
fying him that his eldest son Dale
a. Me!lott of Company M. 9th
Iowa Inft. was killed IN bat
tie IN France on the 18th OF Sep
to noer. Leonard has another
son 10 the serv.cs in France from
whom he has not heard since
s ,ptember 10th. Thus, through
out the length and breadth Of the
land, there Is a daily aishing out
of the news OF the death, the
woundlng, or the suffering OF our
boys over there, and thus csus-
ing a shadow of gloom to fall up
on the homes and the filing OF
the hearts of parents and other
relatives with real heart aching
sorrow.
For the first time during this
sc chool year, thu schools of LICK
ing Creek township are all In ses
sion. Roy Decker has been elect
ed to illl ont the unexplred ter m
at the Daniels school and Mis- s
Mary Batdorff, to fill the unexplr
ed term at Shanes. Charles W.
Mellott, who had been on tue sick
list, Is again abe to resume his
work at the Saluvia school.
Quite number of families in
this section have serious illness,
supposed to be influenza; but we
are glad TO be able TO state thai
no fatalities have occurred, ex-
ceps that Of Mrs. DAVIS. Ed
ward Kline's Howard Hams
Elton Barton's, Richard Desh
olg's, Ephralm Moore's, and 9th
er faml les are among the num-
Der afflicted.
Thurman Strait, who had ty-
phold fever during the past sew.
en- weeks, is slowly convalescing
hut one OF his children Is quite
i'll.
Joseph Sipss got fall on the
8 b inst since which time he has
been suffer pg considerable pain
and Is said 10 be quite poorly.
Harvey NJ Strait, Bryan Mel
lott, George Hess, Diver Daniels
aud Palmer Strait are hauling
raw limestone from the Big Cove
As far as the writer has lnfor-
nation, Licking Creek Valley
.>C sans bavs only succeeded 10
two deer this eason.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

MEN WANTED-Laborers, Car
penters Helpers, Mechanics Hell
pers, Flremen, Trackmen, Stock
UnlOaders, Coke Oven Men, and
other help. Good wages and
steady employ ment Apply to
COLONIAL IRON CO., Riddles
burg, Pa. 823 If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
PUBLIC SALE
Oh
Real Estate.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Or
ohahs' Court of Fulton County, the
undersigned administrator OF Annie
NJ. Hershey, deceased, will sell at pub
lie sale on the premises, in New Gre.
NADIA, Fulton County, Pa, on
Saturday, Dec. %, 1918,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following de.
scribed real est te, TO wit: consisting
OF "a HOUSE AND LOT, adjoining lot
of Mrs. +. G. Mills on the south, on
the north by lot now or formerly o
Jehu Cunningham, on the east by p'
lie alley, and on the west Of p"
street, containing about 60O0 "a
feet OF ground. The DIV .llin1 h. 10
a two-story frame building 10 , q,
repair and the location i, a. dtlr.c
tive one in the center Ct the gil'ale %
New Grenada, being but ur mi es
from Robertsdale The DLu,r inn ove-
ments are stab'e and utb,r b ildiugs
TERMS:-TaeLty five PER ent when
proper y is a h IuLcc at confirma-
tion of sale y '.urt
H. Il STAINS.
,l2-l2-3t Administrator.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

Miss Ada Rexrotb, who held q
nice Government position in a
plant down in New jersey, ,e-
turned home a few days ago, for
a holiday vacation.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
UNCONCEALED.

"What we want to do is to get at
solid facts"
81 have been gazing at one for
months-the concrete floor of my
empty coal bin"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

For Sale,-Span of horses rising
five years Old. Inquire of John
Hebner, one halt mile west of
Lashley post office in Union town
ship. II q 4t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19

For SALE What Is known as
the s E Roher farm, Cherry
Crave, 1875 acres, 63 cleared, rest
IN I'm Der good 6 roomed house,
bank barn, fine spring at door.
Pea and terms right. For
fu urlher particulars II qu're of The
owoer, e j GRAY, r l, Box 75F,
Three Springs, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
for less than Is cents. Cash must ac-
company order.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15
Volilno leto.

priSlo "a mimi, je pa pozabilo ma
boje svojih prednikov in prepu-
yea sadove omega boja svojim
nasprotnikom, da ga Sc bolj tia
cijo, kakor so njih ocetje tlaGili
nekdanje ljudstvo.
Splosno yolilno pravico, rri-
dobljeno od nekdanjcga DELAY
stva, ina sedanje delavstvo y a
meriki. Velikanska mnOzica tega
delavstva pa niti ne premisli, ko-
like hi bila ia pravica vredna,
&c bi Sc je prav posluzilo.
Kapitalistom sc ne more anne
riti, ce mislijo ma svoje profile in
81 delajo zakone po svoje, dokler
morejo. Zameriti je delavstvu, da
pripusGa to.
Ako pustiS suknjo ma klopi, pa
gres proc, 81 ne smeS p~ritozevati,
Ge ii je ukradena. Ako odpreS
vrata V parlamente sam tistim, o
katerih YES, da ii bodo V zborni-
cah pletli bice, Sc ne smes prIto-
%2evati, da 81 tepen.
Volilno leto je. Governorje in
le~gislatorje, ~kongresnike in
senatorje in sc razne druge funk
cionarje DO volilo ljudstvo Y A.
meriki. Ali jih DO res volilo, ali
bo lie g~laosvalo, kakor bodo no
tell kapitalisti?
&c hOce, jih lahko izvoli. Toll
ko je delavstva V Ameriki. da la
hko dobi absolutno vecino V kon-
gresu, &c hoce. In ce tudi naprej
We. da Sc ne dobi vecine, ker ic
en- del delavstva Sc proved n
span. je vendar naloga zavednih
delavcev, da store svojo doll
most.
Da sami volijo socialistiGno, $
tenn Sc nj opravljena VISA Nth
dolznost. Treba je tudi, da dra-
MILO i'll prcpriGujejo drugc, da
a~gitirajo, in glavno - da orga-
~nizirajo. V boju je organizacija
vojska in vsak sOcialistiGni klub
je bojna ceta.
Cas- sc ne ustavlja. Nepricako-
vano nitro pride doba volitev.
lie tisto defo DO rodilo sad, XII SC
opravi pravo6asno. cato je ire
ba, ola zasucejo rokave vsi sodru-
gi.
Organizirajte move klube: T..
trJulte in povecajte sedanje! ST.
rite socialiSticne casopise in lite.
raturo! Navajajte tovariSe, da
postanejo drzayljani, dokler .jc
cas-. To so sedaj najnujnejse ma
loge. To je letosnja delavska ma
loga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15
KAJ USE JE Ma SLOVENSKEM
PREPOvEDANO.

tembra pod gornjim naslovom:
g.. Zahtevala sc je zaplemba
"Knezove ~knjiznice" samo cato,
ker je bill v eni teh knjig natis-
njen kratek govor srbskega
drzavnika Stojana Novakovica,
katerega je drzal veliki pokojnik
ma Dunaju leta 1897. o priliki pre-
nosa kosti Kopitarja.
Prepovedana je uporaba dose
dan.jih Sketovih citank "a sred-
ME sole. - Da vidimo, kaj Sc. je
zdelo nGdzornim oblastim V teh
citankah tako straSnega.
V 6itanki "a V. in VI. razred
srednjih Sol SO zabranjena ma pri-
mer slede6a mesta:
/. "Pri nobenem narodu sc iii
vera v volkodlakc tako razsirila,
kakor pri Slovencih ~ resnici
slovansko pleme." Cenzura je te-
mu pristavila: "Uebertriebene
Prahlerei!" Pretirano bahia
MEL
2. Koliko je basni o zivalih
med slovenskim narodom, in to
velia wee ali mani tudi "a ostala
slovanska plemena." (Opazka
eenzofja: "Prahlerci - bahia
nje.')
B. "Obredna narodna slovenska
pesem = kako lepo zveni."
(Uebertriebcner Preis = pretira-
ma hvalai ")
4. "Pripovedka o Edipu govo-
ri o dusevni sorodnosti V razvoju
grskega in slOvanskih narodov"
(Grosser Eigenduenkel - velika
samozavest " slabem pomenu be-
sede.)
5. "Kraljevic Mako V narodni
pesmi'' (Das Schicksal der Sla-
ven beklagend = tozec mad usodo
SlOvanov.)
6. "Najvec sveta otrokom slisi
Slave" Aufreizende Behaup-
tung = hujskajoca trditev.)
Z. "Jadransko morje (das gan
re Gedicht aufreizende Klage -
celia pesem hujskajoca tozba.)
8. Askerc "Crez Kavkaz" (Ge-
dicht, verherrlichend cine russi-
sche Landschaft = pesem, pove-
li6uie rusko pokrajino.)
8. Askerc "Ukrajinska stepa"
stu LEXIS ma s%olncu, kakor boz
ia dian Kazaki - junaki!
Werherrlichung russischer Krie-
ger - povelieevanie ruskih voja-
kov.)
10. "Rojakom" in "Kdo jcI
mar7''(in beiden Gedichten uber-
schwenglicher Preis der Slovenen
= V obeh pesmih naduto slavic
ME Slovencey.)
II. "Vojaska" (grosse Selbst-
verherrlichung und Sclbstueber-
schaetzung der Slovenen - veil
ko samopovzdigovanje in samo-
prccenjevanjc Slovencev.)
IL. "Na bozji poti" - "Milej-
ga bodi ii usoda" (das Los DIES
Landes %beklagend obzalu.joc
usodo dezele.)
13. "V zemlji slovenski, ktera
zdaj ina grob komaj "a nas!"
(Klage - tozba.)
Ia. "Biti slovenske krvi, bCdi
Slovencu poncsl" (Uebertriebe-
ner Eigenduenkcl - pretirana
domiSljavost.)
Is. Stritar: "Domovina blaga"
(Verleitend zapeljivo.)
Is. "Akvileja nc prenasa wee
bica brezbOznih Langobardov'
Werunglimpfung zines deutschen
Volksstammcs - b~latenje men,
skcga plemona.) 4
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

II. "Narodni ponos in hrabost
nasfh pradedov" (Ueberhebung
- pretiravanje.)
1s. "Njih dicna kri slovenska"
'CUebcrtreibende Selbstverherr-
lichung - pretirano samopovzdi-
%govanjc.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

10. "Kdo Sc nj slisal o slavi iu-
goslovanskega prijateljstva" .
(Anpreisung DIES Allslaventums,
IL. s. W. povzdigovanie pansla-
Wilma, itd.)
Prepovedano je tudi Gitati o
groztah turskih vojsk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

' morju, Xxi oklepa azijatsko
zemljo cd Indie do Japana, so So
MI gotovo najstevilnejsi in maine
varneJsi. Ma malajskih obalah .iih
lmenujejo ljudozrce pc vsei pra-
Wei. Ljudje pa Sc maSGuiejo ma ia
naein, ola pripravljajo IL Nth raz-
llcna Jsdila. Najboli Sc boie So
ma, kl zivi V Malajskem m0r.ju in
sc imenuJe ikanja. 10 Sc .ie pred
nedavnim tasom pogreznila neka
francoska ladja V morski ozini
Rio, je poginilo najvec ljudi radi
somov. Okrog 80 so Jill zgrabili
V istem trenutku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

Obrekovalec .je lahko vsak te-
pee. cato pa tudi falotski obreko-
valci takO lahko prezro, da Sc
bodo danes ali jutri sami Well V
svojih mrezah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

kata jc tako ustvarjena, da lie
leze; Clovek lahko hodi pc kon-
CT. &c noce. sc d~egradira ma stop
MO golazni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

lzdelovalci kislih kumar so
skienili ma svoiem zborovaniu V
Chicago, da bodo povisali Gene
svoJih pridelkov. Izjavili so, da
Jlh sicer boil srce, ker moraio to
stor1ti, toda pomoci nj druge. 81
Ger ne marajo vecjega dobicka
: o tega ne; vzrok IA draginjo
Je, ker so kumare zamrznile, kar
Je zelo ohladilo seveda tudi Nth
lJubezen do ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

Tezko 81 je misliti cas-. ko
iJldJe MISC tobaka kadili, nju-
nah, zvecili it'd, in vslcd tega
tudi vtasih bljuvali. Pred cd
kritjcm Amerike starr svct nj
poznal tobaka in NIGGA uEitka.
hrlstof Koltmb in n.iegovo mo-
stvo so prvi videli cloveka kadi-
II. 40 so leta 1902 priSli do oto-
ka San Salvador, so ma svoje
zdcudenje opazili skupino ria
Vh iJudi, XII 20 sedeli okoli og.
MA ter spuscali IL nosa dim. Ko
SO Jih bolj natancno ogledali. so
vldeli, ola imajo en- konec tankc-
ga in suhega listja. zavitega v
Inc koruzne liste, V ustih. do.
imajo drugi konec prizgan.
lndlJanci so kadili prve cigare.
te. To tajinstveno rastlino so do
macIni imenovali "tobako". Cd
tod ime tobak, pa ne cd otoka
Tobago, XII so ga Stir leta kas-
neje odkrili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

Ia vsebino oglasov nj odgovorno
ne upravniitvo ne uredniStvo.