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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
UNIVERSITY WING
WORK PROGRESSING
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT
IDAHO'S GREAT EDUCATION
AL INSTITUTION

Work on the west. wing Of the adj
ministration building, which is being
erected by the Roth Construction
company Of Pullman for government
use, by the soldiers in training here,
is being rapidly carried on now.
Heretofore construction has been
somewhat held back on account of
the shortage of sandstone. A large
shipment, however, has just been re-
ceived from Boise.
Two men have also been sent to
Potlatch to help in loading the brick,
which is being used in the work. A
carload is expected daily.
1t is expected the building will be
completed up to the second story in
ten days. At present they are put
ting in the forms and beams for the
second story floor. All floors and
beams will be of reinforced concrete,
and when finished, the building will
be practically fireproof. 1t will have
two stories and basement. 1t was
Intended at first to use the lower
part as a dining room, but since the
mess hall has been built the basement
will be used as laboratory. the
upper stories will be used as billets.
University Notes.
Dean Sarah Arnold of Simmonds
College, representing the U. S. food
administration, will be at the Uni
versity of Idaho, October 10.
The student body has been anxious
ly awaiting the first publication of
the Argonaut. DR.. G. M. Miller met
with several of the students this
and plans were laid for the
first issue The members of the staff
consider themselves very fortunate,
indeed, to secure the aid Of Mr.. H. W.
Berry, who is owner, editor and pub
Usher of the Bull Herald. Mr.. Berry,
who is here as member of the S. A.
T. c., will put out the first issue of
The Argonaut.
Miss Judith Oleson and Miss Anna
5und were guests at the home of
zatheren Mcintosh this last week.
Miss Oleson and Miss Sund are mem
,ers of the Sophomore class at the
Genevieve and Marie Millick, mem
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
Leonard George Hunt, Moscow.
Ordered to Appear Oct. Is.

Don Piper, Moscow.
Walter Manley Thompson, Moscow
Leroy Eugene Zeigler, Moscow.
Leonard Carl Nelson, Troy
Ronald Curtis Roming, Moscow.
Ezra Loren Hunter, Moscow.
Algert Cokford Sandquist, Troy.
Frans Patrick Engholm, Deary.
Elmer Emanuel Vedig, Troy
Oscar Elmer Hokanson, Troy.
Berthe Alexander Wallner, Troy.
Emil Samuel Hokanson, Avon
Charlie E. Hickman, Troy
George Vern Curtis, Moscow.
Robert Virgil Cozier, Moscow.
Peter Olson, Troy.
Henry Halseth, Troy.
Ivar Smolmen, Troy.
William Steven Briscoe, Troy.
Leo Edward Benson, Troy.
Everett Lee Vittatoe, Troy.
Henry W. Byers, Harvard.
Hugh Henry Queener, Harvard.
William Henry Hengen, Harvard.
Edwin Walter Edison. Harvard.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

worth, Walla Walla; Mr. and Mrs. Cal
Smith, New York City; Marjorie
Trines, New York City; Riley Myers,
New York City; Ward Jackson, San
Francicco; Thos G. Bush, Spokane;
Mrs. W. D. Cottingham, Snokane; c. H.
Davis, Berkeley, La;.; I Strader
Spokane; J. NJ Ashley Spokane; H. J.
Tlemby, Spokane; D. M. Little, Boise;
H r. Fisher, Spokane; T. G. Ross, Spo-
kane; H. Powell, Spokane; Sid Katz,
Spokane; T. Wandell, Portland; Albert
Simon, Spokane; L. H. Hattrup and
wife, Uniontown, Wash; G. c. Hoyt,
e row
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
John Mersker, Genesee.
Walter Frederick Mulalley, Genesee.

John Mersker, Genesee.
Walter Frederick Mulalley, Genesee
William Lee Frame, Moscow.
Louis Gust Lundgren, Deary.
Nels August Peterson, Deary.
Arthur Francis Switzerland, Deary.
Ned Carl Robson, Avon.
Norton Benjamin Pittwood, Orotino.
Nils Oscar Carlson, Troy
Nicholas ]. Kantjas, Deary.
Andrew Lind, Deary.
John Mathew Dentz, Avon
Robert Curtis Bower, Avon.
Eddie Carl Soderstrom, Troy.
William Edgar Holden, Moscow.
Albert Oral Allen, Moscow.
Louis Oval Stowe, Moscow.
Dwight Willis Higgins, Moscow.
LYMAN Perry Luvaas, Moscow.
Harold Sam Hunt, Moscow.
Frederick Dewey Stewart, Moscow.
Leslie Burks Bethel, Moscow.
John Perry Black, Moscow.
Latham Deavitt Moore, Moscow.
RAYMOND Lawrence Robbins, Moscow.
John Gibson Drury, Moscow.
Tohn Cocfrane Wooley, Moscow.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

bers of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority, who have been visiting
friends on the campus for the past
week, have gone to Montana, where
they will enter the university as
juniors.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
HOTEL MOSCOW ARRIVALS

Tuesday, Ocober 8, 1918.
A. R. Cooper, San Francisco; ]. G..
Slayden, Spokane; Vim. Searles, Cleve-
land; A. M. Helms and wife, Eastport,
Idaho; B. F. Marsh, Spokane; B. G..
Magoon, San Francisco: Thos. S. Moles-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

ebegntn ssae standgoo
a gongto be nda strenuous
Q
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burs will b Gshat
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for n WILDE wated
will bes for the anne sheofo
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

It has been said that William
son was not going out Of
business. In answer to that
vile saying, Williamson says
a man of his type never said
a thing and did not do it.
Yes, Williamson is retiring,
cost what it may.
WILLIAMSON.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

BUY BONDS!
THE SELLING OF THIS
STOCK AT THIS TIME
is GIVING EVERY ONE
THE CHANCE TO SAVE
AND BUY 10 T S OF
BONDS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
Williamson Cautions You Again
To Protect Yourself


face of of
set the gait
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20

Messrs. Hearty for 976, the price of
10 tons of the wheat, is at hearing
before Mr.. Justice Gordon. The de-
PENDANTS allege that the wheat was
not up to sample, and counter-claimed
for sacks detained. Plaintiff denied
detention. Mr.. Swayne, K.C., and Mr..
]. M. Fitzgerald for plaintiff; and
Sergt. Sullivan and Mr.. J. +. Mortar
ty for defendants.
Considerable damage was done to
goods and property by fire outbreak
at Gill and Co.'s premises, Princes St.,
Cork. 1t originated in the bakery,
and store overhead, containing pro-
visions, was destroyed, the roof col
lapsing. Tim Walsh, a member of
the City Fire Brigade, was treated at
the South Infrmary for a severe flesh
wound in the leg caused by glass.
Rev. FIR. Ryan, CT, mentioned in
Sir D. Haig's latest despatch, belongs
to Tramore and was wounded while
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20
ULSTER

While being escorted by police from
Kingscourt to undergo months
sentence, Co. Cavan prisoner named
Clark jumped from a train in motion,
escaping serious injudy. He was re-
taken at Beehive by Const. Mcguire,
Robinstown.
An application on behalf of 1t. Col.
John Battersby, of Knocknamoe,
Omagh, for leave to presume the
death of his son, Capt. ]. w. Batters-
by, was granted by Justice Madden.
Mr.. Chas. Murphy said Capt. Batters-
by had not been heard of since Oct.
"a, 1916. A War Office communities
ton said a captain in the R. F. A.
wearing the M. C. ribbon was found
500 yards from Les Beufs and buried.
There had been fighting around the
place about the end of September,
1916.
Rev. Hugh Conway, con of Hugh
Conway, Attishane, Donemanna, was
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drura S. Fein Club.

drura S. Fein Club
Four Unionists voted at Rockcorry
Petty Sessions for the appointment as
G. P. S. of J. ]. Hanna, Clerk of Coote-
hill, and Nationalist for p McCabe,
a wounded soldier. DR.. Canning re-
marking that 1t was curious state of
things that wounded soldier would
not get position of the kind.
Justice Gordon set aside, on terms,
the judgment obtained by Pratt and
Montgomery, Belfast, against ]. ]. Nc
kenna, Connenaugh, Ballybay, for
952, the price of tea supplied. De-
PENDANT said he had been taken by sur
prise.
A tablet in memory of Sec.-Lieut.
Jos. Marsh, R. Ir. Reg, a native of
Roughan, who fell at Cambria, has
been erected in Newmills Church, Co.
Tyrone
Owing to an unexpected strike at
Messrs. Cahill, printers, Dublin, the
"Anglo-Celt," which is printed at that
office, did not appear on time.
]. H. Hamilton, manager Belfast
Bank, Lurgan, has retired, and is sue
ceeded by A. MINIS, Tandragee.
Jas. MacCormac, who has died (aged
S9) at Dayton, Ohio, was a veteran of
the Civil War, and was buried with
military honours. He was brother of
the late VIM. MacCormac, Town Clerk,
cambridge. -.
Capt. G. B. Leary, Castlederg, is
promoted Major; j. B. McGranahan,
M. B., Derry, has received a commits
sion; Sergt. S. Mulligan, R. I. Rifles,
cambridge, has received a commission,
and is posted to his own battalion.
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20
MUNSTER

]. j. Horgan, P. D. O'Brien, T. J..
Murphy, and S. H. Newsom, retiring
members, who had been nominated by
the Nationalist members of the Cor.
poration, were yesterday reelected to
the Cork Harbous Board.
The Rev. VIM. Meara, of Dumman-
way, who has been or some 10 years
a missionary in the Transvaal, has
been appointed Chaplain to the South
African Infantry Brigade for France.
Mrs. Ellen Magner, N. Main Street,
Youghal, who has died, was sister Of
M. O'Brien, one of the Manchester
Martyrs. The Sim Fein band, the
Cumann nam Ban, and the local S. f.
Club, with an immense crowd attended
the funeral.
A conference of the commercial, in.
dustrial, agricultural, and labour in.
terests of Cork Co. at Cork City Hall,
convened by the South of Ireland Trad
ers' Association, adopted a resolution
drawing attention to the urgent need
for the replacement of local owned
shipping, the whole of Munster suf-
fering at present by the shortage.
+ Richard Meagher, merchant, George
St., Templemore, and his assistant,
were each fined &5, under the Phar-
macy Acts, for not conforming with
the sale of mixture known as Coop
er's Dip. The Munster Medical Co.
were fined $40 for compromising and
dispensing medicines without having
the necessary qualifications or being
registered as an apothecary.
Lieut.. o. Delaney, unfit for service
ed Clerk of Petty Sessions for Cashel.
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20

The Thomand Shield at Limerick
Fels has been awarded to St. Vincent
de Paul's Schools, Limerick.
Owing to the shortage of ships the
trade of Cork port is dislocated, and
the Cork Chamber of Commerce has
passed resolution drawing the atten-
ton of the Director of Cross Channel
Shipping to the necessity for replac-
ing the local steamers lost at sea.
Mallow U. Council rendered SYM
pathy to Mrs. O'Donovan on the death
of her husband an esteemed member
OF that body, and to R. Roche on the
death of his wife. Mr.. F. Dempsey,
Sec, local Sim Fein Club, was co.
opted a member.
The following transfers of curates
in Kerry Diocese was announced
Rev. M. O'Brien to Dingle; Rev. P.
Griffin, Boherbee; Rev. w. O'Riordan,
kenmare; Rev. NJ. Daily, Listowel;
Rev. j. S. Dillon, Ardfert; Rev. ],
Prendeville, Ballybunion; Rev. J. Dill.
Ion, Castletownbere; Rev. j. Lynch,
Brosna; Rev. NJ. O'Flaherty, Bally.
longford; Rev. D. Breen, Kilgarvan;
Rev. d. Moynihan, Cahirdaniel; Rev.
F. Murphy, Glenbeigh.
The Alexandria, with cargo of
2,2OO tons of wheat, had been torpe.
doed on the South coast of Ireland,
and beached and salved at Berehaven.
The cargo was purchased by r. Kelly,
naval and military contractor, Bantry,
and some of it sold to Messrs. M.
and c. Healy, corn merchants, Ban.
don. An action by Mr.. Kelly against
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20
News from Ireland

High prices prevailed at the usual
monthly fair in Ballymote on Wednes.
day, but springer COWS showed a de-
crease in price from previous fairs.
Bonhams sold as high as 814 pair,
even though fat pigs did not fetch
satisfactory prices.
The Ballymote annual horse races
will be held in the Show grounds at
Earlsfield on Friday, June 28th, and
as large entries already assured, good
sport may be anticipated.
esteem in which Mrs. Cryan Poultry
Station, Seefn, in held by the people
of the district, it was afforded in un-
mistakable manner some days ago
when a large party of young men col
lected and cut the turf. The boys
were afterwards entertained hospita.
bly, and dancing continued into the
small hours of the next morning Mrs.
Cryan wishes to thank all who assist.
GU Ou ILLS VIGIL DIS Ou pl0VlOUS
occasions.
The annual cattle show will be held
here on Wednesday, July 31st, and it
is expected that the fixture will be as
successful as on previous occasions,
notwithstanding the present disturbed
state of the country.
Capt. Cusack O'Malley, now a pris.
oner of war, and awarded the M. c..
is son of DR.. B. j. O'Malley, J. P.
Glennamaddy, and brother of Capt
D. O'Malley, Dublin Fus.
Most Rev. DR.. Gilmartin cousin OF
the bridegroom ofticiated at the mar.
riage of ]. ]. Collins, U. D. c., P. L.
G., chief reporter mayo News" and
Miss Della Mccormack, the Cottage
Moneen, Castelar,, at Loughrea Ca
thedral. Mr.. Collins, who is we'll
known as piccolo soloist, is to ap.
pear at the Queens Concert on Sun
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20

each other with deadly hatred. The
Recorder was asked for an apology.
The workers have threatened to strike
as protest.
Judge Orr at cambridge dismissed a
suit of VIM. Cairns, a labourer, VS..
Chas. Craig, N. T., claiming ESQ dam
ages for assault. 1t appeared that
during social" in defendants school
there was some annoyance given and
the windows were smashed. A little
boy was captured, and taken inside
Plaintiff threateningly demanded the
lads release, and in a struggle with
the teacher received broken arm
Mr.. Craig said he was sorry for the
accident, as it was not his intention
Cairns brought the injury on himself
Major Roger Easement, Cronroe,
Ashford, left 9S,501. He left the land.
ed property left him by his father to
his brother John, $500 each to his sis.
tiers Margaret and May; $3.50 to his
mother, G1OO each to his nephews,
Julius Easement and Oliver Ruthven,
and the residue to his wife,
Miss Josie Loughran (Sister Mary
Attracta, daughter of Mr.. H. Lough-
ran, Navan, and Miss Walshe (Sister
Mary Joseph), daughter of Mr.. Walshe,
Tubber, Moate, have been received in
the Loretto Convent, Navan. Most
Rev. DR.. Gaughran officiated.
Peter French, NJ p, has given the
site for an A. o. H. Hall in Bridge
town, Co. Wexford, and amongst the
subscribers is Very Rev. Precentor
O'Gorman, Fillmore.
Mullingar D. c. passed resolution
condemning the attitude of Mr.. Coen,
chairman, Westmeath Co. Council, Gin
trying tao deprive Ireland of the ex.
tended franchise"
At the Presentation Convent, WEEK
ford, Miss Sabina O'Toole Tin religion
Sister M. Evangelist), daughter of J..
O'Toole, Killerig, Carlow, was pro-
fessed. The ceremony was performed
by Most Rev. DR.. Codd.
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20

ordained priest, at the Irish College,
Salamanca.
Sergt. Joseph Patton, Inniskillings,
who has received a commission, is a
son Of R. J. Patton, Castle Cottage,
Dungannon.
Rev. ]. G. Patton, c. F., who has been
awarded the bar to the M. c., was for
merly minister of Downshire road,
Newry.
O'Connell Shaw, for over so years
a prominent official of Belfast Har-
bour Board, who has died at his home
at Shandon Park, Knock, was we'll
known figure in Masonic circles.
At Leterkenny @. Sessions Neal
Shells, d. c., Fanad, and seven other
defendants, were decreed in SO, value
of drums, the property Of Fanad A. O.
H., which defendants took from pos
session of the caretaker. Defendants
were members of the division and
bandsmen, but had Joined the Kin
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20

1t is announced that the Irish Chill.
ling Co. have acquired a factory in
Drogheda for the chilled meat indus
try.
Sergt. A. Cousins, Irish Guards,
who has been posted lieutenant, is
a son of r. Cousins, stationmaster,
Hazelhatch.
l.. P. Reynolds, J.P., Dalystown
House, Granard, who has died, sat on
the bench for upwards of half cen
fury, and was formerly High Sheriff.
He sold his extensive lands under
the Wyndham Act.
A hacyney motor-car, in which Mr..
Patk. Rogers, cattle-dealer, was re-
turning home from New Ross, was
overturned near Enniscorthy, the
driver, in trying to avoid striking a
little girl, driving the vehicle up on
the ditch. The occupants were
pinned beneath the vehicle, but all
escaped injury except Mr. Rogers,
whose head was injured. The car was
destroyed.
Police attending a meeting in the
st. Vincent de Paul Hall, Kells, on
Mon. night, at which Mrs. Wyse Pow
err, Dublin was to lecture, she refused
to proceed until they withdrew. D.
l. Holmes declined. Rev. P. O'Farrel,
PIP. Carnaross, who presided, said the
assembly was regarded as dangerous
to the realm" and advised disaband-
ment. Those present then proceeded
to the Town Hall, where Gordon of
Volunteers refused permission to the
police to enter, and the lecture was
duly delivered.
Sim Fem bunting placed on the
Manchester Martyrs monument in
Birr was removed by the military,
who again removed a fresh supply
put on during the night.
On Sunday, June End, Most Rev.
DR.. L. Gaughran, Lord Bishop of
Meath, reached the Golden Jubilee of
his ordination to the priesthood His
Lordship, who has been one of the
most beloved priests in the Diocese
of Meath and has been since his call
to the dignity of the Bishopric, one
of the most revered prelates in Ire
land, will have, on his Golden Jubilee
day, in the fullest possible measure,
the hearty Fluctuations and prayers
of the priests and people of his Do
cese that he may be spared for many
years to rule over the See of Meath.
An English syndicate registered as
the Irish Chilled Meat Co., has bought
Westgate and the Marsh Spinning and
Weaving Mills, Drogheda, to develop
chilled meat industry. The work of
reconstruction will be finished in Aug.
One of the mills will be used as a
tannery.
A mad COW dashed into the monu.
mental works of Mr.. Walsh. Bally.
mena, on Saturday, and smashed FIVE
headstones. value over 21O0.
The strike of the employees Of o.
Brown & Son, Ltd, Donaghmore, has
been settled by increases of Is. Cd. a
week to farm labourers and boys and
girls in tho soap works, and of Is. to
all other hands.
Derry Trades Council passed a res.
olution regulating an assertion of the
Recorder of Derry that the quay work.
ers there would swear each others
lives away for Sd. and that they hated
The Irish standard., 1918-07-20
with the RMF.

with the R.M.F.
The strike at T. Hallenan and Sons
and S. and R. Coppinger, Middleton,
have been amicably settled, both firms
granting an increase of wages of Is.
week.
Sister Widger, of Waterford, was
wounded during an enemy attack on
hospital in France. She had been
previously wounded in like circum-
stances in Salonika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-11
HrVatSke republikanSkO udruZenie.

mogu da slobodno i;raze zaht jeve, duznost je IL
slobodnijim prilikalna zivucih Jugoslavena, da
Ob~avijeste demOkratski svijet o svome p~olozaju i
o svoiim trazbinana.
Rijesenje iugcSlavenskog pitanja iziskuje IL
prvom redu ujedinienje sviju Jugoslavena, i to u
formi, koja ma podpuno demokratskoj osnovi osi-
gurava jedinstveno posiovanje IL swim stvarima "a.
Jednickog %znacaia, a opet autonomiju svake pole
dine Crane Jugoslavena Il stvarima uzeg n%aciio-
nalnog karaktera.
Stoga smatramo Jugoslavcnsku Federativnu
Republiku onim ob!iIom nGSeg uiedinjenia, koii
&c ~najboljc odgOvarati potrnbama Jugoslavena sa-
mih %uvjetima balkanSkog i s~vjetskog mira.
Dotim mora bi;i narodr prepustenu, da u pot
punoi sIobodi utanaGi sve horne svog buduceg
drzavnog narodnog zivota, drzimO ipak, Ola ire
la sa obzirom ma dcmokratski karakter Jugo-
slavena ma svcOpcu demolratsku struiu nase do
be poraditi "a Sto demokratiGniju formu ustava te
usposobiti novu republiku, da postanc korisnim
clandm toll eventualne fedcracije balkanskih re-
publika, koli Slobodnog saveza sviju naroda.
Da Sc omoguci tai rad, pozivamo sve jednako
miSlec lIrvate, da pristupe IIrvatskom Republi-
kanskom tdruzcnju, koje &c rukom IL ruku sa jed
nakom slovenaGkom, eventualno srpskom organi-
zacijom p0raditi IN ostvarenje navedenog ella.
Ujedno izricemo, da &c biti povoljno riieSe.
ME jugoslavenskoc koli i drugih sli6nih pitanja
tex moguce pobjednm demokracije mad autokra-
cijom, koja istom NOE Stvoriti uvjeie IA slobod-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-11
Cleveland, Ohio.

Rad SlovenaGkOg RepubliGanskog. Udruzenia.
koje temeljem SvOga programa propagira najzgod-
niji nacin ~rijesenja iugoslavenskog pitanja, ponu-
kao je skupinu Hrvata IL Clevelandu, Ola poduz-
mu korake "a jednaku propaganda, tim wise So
made dOvoljnO zrakova, da broji ideja, zastupa-
ma pc S. r. H., maine ujedinjenie sviju Jugosla-
vena Il jednu nezuvisnu federativnu rcpubliku, i
medju Hrvatima mnogo pristaSa.
U tn svrhu bila je IL subotu, l. o. mi. savanna
%skupstina u Birkovoi dvorani, ma kojoj je kao re-
ferent govorio clan egzekulivnog odbora S. r. H..
Etbin kristan liz Chicago. Skupstina je imala po-
sve pOvoljan uspjel, ma da su nekoii ljudi, koji
jednostavnO nijccu svako aktuelno pitanje, mnogo
kusali da smetaju.
Uspjeh je bio pozitivan IL tome, sto Sc je cd
ma ma skupStini upisalo 10 clanova IL novo Udru-
zenje i traffic, ola sc zapOcne sa radon.
Dine Z. o. mi. imalo je ii. r.. T.. svoju prvu
clansku sjednicu, ma kojoj bic jednoglasno prihva-
eena slijedeca.
resolucija.
Uz inc probleme sadanji je rat iugoslaven-
skO pitanje naGinio akutnim a ~njegovo povolino
~rijesenje postaje tim wise nuznim, sto je ~njegovo
%znacenje medjnmarodno, a od zdravih prilika ma
Balkanu zavisi sigurnost evrolskog svijctskog
mira IL budu6nosti.
Temeljnim principom ~rijesenja tOga pitanja
moze bti jedino pravo samoodluke naroda de-
mokracija. Dok zivi veliki dio Jugoslavena IL pri-
lkama, slicnim nacijonalnom ropstvu, gdje ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-11
W.. Virden. III.
Detroit, Mich.

V nedeljo, dine 16. junija priredi t~ukajsnia
okrajna organizacija SRI. veselico, pri kateri
bOdo sOdelovala VISA slovenska druStva V Detroitu.
Veselica Sc vrsi V korist SRI. Program DO objav-
lien pozneje.
Redne seize krajevne organizacije sc vrSe VISA
kO zadnjo nedeljo V mesecu. Prihodnja seja Sc
vrsi 20. junija oh 9 %zjutraj V Deiavskem Domu,
E. Ferry Ave, in pozivam zastopnike drustev in
ostalo zavedno obcinstvo, da sc je udelezi V obil-
mem Stevilu.
Odbor krajevne organizacije JIG sledeGi:
Martin Mantcny, 'ajnik JOS. Klancnik blagajnik;
nadzornika: JOS. Topolak in j. Aubel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-11
sLovENsKIM oRGANIzAcIJAM " JUzNEM
ILLINOISU.

Klub Stew. so j. s. u. je ma Svoii rcdni sell dne
II. maja adoptiral na6ela Slovenskega Republi-
6~anskega Zdruzenja in sklenil podyzeti iniciativo,
da Sc osnuje lokalna ali okraina organizaciia "a
juzni Illinois
Da lie TAXA organizacija V danaSnjih Gasih
nujno p%otrebna, nam mora pritrditi vSak opazova-
lee dejanjSkih razmer. JugoSlovansko v~praSanje
Sc reSuje in koncem tie vojne Sc BIO reSilo - ma Ia
ali oni na6in. Ako hoce ljudstvo, da Sc resi- V ME
govern interesu in pc niegOvih zahtcvah, mora sa-
mo staff ma strait in delati V svojem zmiSlu. &c
ostane ljudStvo intiiferentno, Sc DO vpraSanje re
silo, ampak proti interesom ljudstva.
V naSem delu drzave, kjer so slovenske nasel-
bine maihne, pa MISC razmere tako ugodne, ola hi
kazalo V vsaki naselbini posebej u,tanoviti lokal-
no organizacijo. V zapadni Pennsylvania vidimo,
kako so resili to vpraSanje V podobnih razmerah.
Tam so Sc podrorna druStva in socialiStiGni klubi
v mnogih naselbinah zdruzili V enotno lokalno or
ganizaciio, V kateri delajo neumorno in 5 katero
so dosegli re pray lepe uspehe.
Pc TEN vzoru hi sc tudi mi lahko ~uspeSn" ar
ganizirali, &c zdruzimo druStva in klube IL vsega
della drzave V skupno lokalno organizacijo.
Kakor receno, je mas klub podvzel iniciativo
"a 10 in ina V Ia namen re II dol. soc V blagajni.
ZategadelJ pripOrocamO NSem okOliSkim d~ruStvom
in klubom, maj vsako IA svoji prvi sell r~azmiSlja
In temel jitO razpravlja o ~problemu in potem mai
sporoci svoJ zakljucek naSemu tajniku ma naslov:
Frank Stempihar,
RI D., / Box4
w. Virden, III.
Najbolje hi bio, da izvoli vsako drustvo OH
roma vsak klub takoj svoje zastopnike in nam Jill
naznani.
Ma to vabilo pricakuiemo elm hitreiSi odziv,
da pridemo do pOtrebnega pozitivnega della.
Simon KauGiG.