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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23
Silver Plume Notes

James Buxton is to leave soon
for the front.
George Bracken was up from
Georgetown Sunday.
Jerry aud Jim Buckley are on
their wav over there.
Carl Truscott has returned from
long visit to Denver.
Ed. Seigna has gone to Denver
tor a visit with relatives.
Dave Williams came over from
Camp Trad Tuesday.
Berry pickers report quantities
of buckle berries up the creek.
Mary Claire returned home from
Denver Wednesday evening.
Richard Skews from Boulder is
here for weeks vacation.
Sam Wheeler was reclassified and
called for examination Monday.
Lizzie Jones is spending her va.
cation with her aunt, Mrs. Mag
netti.
Sam Graiman was up from Den-
yer looking over some mining prop
csitions.
Capt. C'Connell writes that
ever ything is dandy and he likes
army life.
C. D. Desch was in town the
first of the week with some east.
ern capitalists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Radatz have
come up from Denver for a short
visit with relatives.
Marshal Jones is getting the
towu in readiness for the fremen
visitors to come today.
DR.. Templeton reports that the
analysis Of the city water by the
state chemist shows it to be o. K.
Harold Walker, son of George
Walker, manager of the Denbigh
mine, is her for his summer va
cation.
Mrs. @. Hershey and com mittee
of Woman's Council of Defense
were visitors at the Red Cross
room Thursday.
Mrs. Lon Roberts, Letto Swift.
| DR.. and Mrs. Templeton and Mrs.
Kelley were the guests Of Mrs. F.
Nelson for dinner last Sunday.
Marshal Jones, Sam Wheeler,
Francis Rowe and George Chapel
returned from a weeks fishing
trip on Williams forks. They re-
port a catch OF 200 and real time.
Major Carney, an Australian
army officer, assisted by Chief
Silver Tongue, entertained the
Plumeites Monday evening. Ma
ior Carney is an interesting speak
er on the war and on trench life.
A Sunrise party was given on
top of Mt. Mcclellan, Sunday
| morning, the cars leaving the
pavilion at $50 a. m, and return
| ing at 9 a. m. The guests enjoyed
the sunrise but suggested taking
a stove along next time.
Miss Krebs gave a delightful
party Tuesday evening at Scenic
Citv. The Plume mandolin quartet
furnished the music for dancing,
and a good time was enjoyed by
several auto loads from George
town, as we'll as a number of other
guests.
More than forty guests enjoyed
a dance given by Mrs. p. Nelson
at the pavilion Saturday evening.
The mandolin quartet was there
with the music, and everyone was
| in for a good time. Late in the
evening q delicious supper was
l~.nod cosaaiafinc 0f chicken nat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23
NeWSy Notes From the
Georgetown District

IItu swanson is nome from
Cripple Creek for a short visit with
his parents, and incidentally to
take in the convention.
The brick work on new the Cath.
olic church is completed. 1t is
expected all woodwork will be
finished in about ten days.
Tad kyner is in attendance at
the convention. 1t is reported that
be may again become connected
with the Colorado Central and
Onondaga properties.
Miss Old of Greeley is spending
the week with friends. She was a
former resident of Georgetown
and says there is no place like it.
Charles jacobson of Denver is
among the convention visitors.
Mr.. jacobson was postmaster of
Georgetown in the early sos and
a visit is always like coming home.
Mrs. Edwin Holcombe left for
Denver Thursday for months s
stay with relatives.
Rev. Felix Schmidt of Stratton
is paying visit to his college
chum, Father Boyle. They were
educated at Louvaine, and are
familiar with the territory now
being devastated by the Hun.
Mrs. O'Shea and Mrs. Marshall
of Silver Plume were in town We'd
nesday, hunting for suitable houses
to rent.
Miss Gladys McGintie of Little
ton is spending her vacation with
the Misses Haeseler. She seemed
to be the belle of the ball Thurs
day night, and said she had most
enjoyable time.
Miss Marion Frawley of Birm-
ingham, Alabama, surprised her
cousin, j. A. Noone, by a visit on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. B. Murry of Chicago and
Miss Loretta Longhran of Denver
are house guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Holcombe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schauer
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. j
Heating, and incidentally taking
in the Firemen's convention.
Lew Crist left this week for the
navy yard at Philadelphia, after a
pleasant furlough with his mother
and friends.
Paul Radatz, formerly a resid-
ent of Georgetown, but now a mar.
shall of Boulder, was a convention
visitor during the week.
j. B. Foley took his youngest
son to the Childrens' hospital in
Denver for treatment the first OF
week.
Medium Brudy, who with his
father owns the controlling Interest
in the Capital property, has joined
the Naval Aviation Corps.
Miss Clara Holcombe, one OF
our social favorities, returned the
last of the week with her parents
from two months visit with rela
tives in Omaha.
Lawrence Criley and Miss Bios.
som Hatch of Golden. sprung a
great surprise on their friends
when at high noon Saturday they
were married at the home of the
bride. Mrs. Criley is favorite ir
younger social circles, while the
groom is trusted employe of the
Bank of Georgetown.
The tax levy has been reduced
| durinp the laat three wears. Let MS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23
Short Life In Prospect.

A girl in Riverside City, Muncie
suburb, was singing loudly one eve
ming, II Would Not Live Always" A
woman next door, trying to put the
baby to sleep, sent the following note
by her six-year-old son to the young
singer: eff you don't stop that noise
on receipt of this, you won't even live
a few minutes. s."-Indianapolis News.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23
VOTE FOR SHOUP FOR
GOVERNOR AND GIVE
COLORADO A REAL
Business Manager

A Big Man mentally, physi-
cally, commercially and phil
anthropically.
A clean man morally.
Born in Illinois of Scotch
Irish English parentage
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23

Would you select . trained. success
full business man with the qualifica-
tons necessary to meet the extraor-
you select q man who only under nor
NAL conditions could fill the bill!
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23
Advertised Letter List
Idaho Springs, Colo,

! Ao
Aug. %, 1918.
The following letters remain un.
called for at this Office:
Phoebe Williams, Miss Clara
bella Taylor, Miss Mildred Nor
4son. j. p. Jones, Miss Mildred
Blank, Mr.. Ross G. Brown, Mr.. H.
NJ, Smith, Mr.. Fred Anderson.
Aime Blanc.
Going East ? :oo m, West 1900 am
Going East Ago p N 5:oo p %
O. N. MARInU0h. Postmaster.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23

A resident of Colorado since
1882.
A creator and builder of Colo
RADIO business enterprises.
A developer of the mineral, oil
and agricultural resources of
Colorado and the West.
A large employer of labor at
good wages and a man of broad
executive experience.
His success achieved solely
through his own Initiative,
Ability and Tireless Industry.
Never a politician. Always a
good citizen and a straight
thinker.
Colorado needs such a man as
Oliver H. Shoup for the man
agement of its wartime af
fairs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-23

The tax levy has been reduced
during the last three years. Let us
continue to do 80 by reelecting
F. A. Miller commissioner. adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18
IA ZAPADNo PENNSYLVANIA.
Poziv drustvom in klubom, Xxi sodelujejo v lokalni
organizaciji S. r. z.

Lawrence, Pa. -Zastopnikom druStev in dru-
9Th organizacij, kakor tudi osialemu clanstvu To-
kalne organizacijc Slovenskega epublicanSkcga
hdru|onJa tega okraja je menda ze znano,da jc bill
sklep zadnjc seize zaStopnikov lokalnc organiza
clJc, III Sc Jc vrSila meSeca aprila V Syganu. Pa,
da Sc vrSi prihodnJa Seja cetrto nodeljo mc,cca
JliniJa ma lmpcrialu. Pa. Ma to Scjo vabim zaStop-
nike druStev, klubov i'll drugih organizacii. da Sc
Jc polnoStevilnO udeleze. Apeliram tudi ua ti.ta
druStNa. HI doslej Sc MISC poslaia svojih zastop-
mkov ma SeJe lokalne organizacijc. da to gotnvo
store oh tel priliki, kajti zborovanie mcscca juni.
ia no zelo vazno in je potrcbno, da 81 zastopara
HSa druStva. Iii ." >~trinjajo = programoM Slovcn.
>kce" itpublidaG;roga zdrGscnin
l'io, Xxi "a yrs. n,&r Ii..:.i;acija, jc vazno
IA "'IS ke Slovencc III N mas narod doraovini.
Xxi mu poskusamo ~priboriii svobodo. Zborovanje
;etr;o Iedelio V juniju DO vazno tudi cato. kcr
bOaIU lmoh volitve dvch Ie!""airv na glavuo zio-
rOvanjo ali konvencijo =. Il. T.. Iii So DO vrSila ti
dni pred konvencijo S\FJ. Y Chicani. Tia konvCn-
'ijd DO dala SRI. Sc trdncjSo podlago IA nadaljnje
dclovanje III DO velikega pomona IA vSc amcriSkc
Slovence ter "a gibanjc slovenskega naroda V d.
movini.
Pritc;ck seize lokalmc organizaciic 10 oh L..
opolhrc ma omenjcni dan. Iaradi ,clik, raL-
dial e%o>ti zasiopnikov Sc odpeljerno Z a,tomobi
lom IL Bird geyilla &c oh II. dopoldne. Ola pridcmo
ma zborovanje pravocaSno.
Rojaki, mai ne manjka nikogar ma Tel sell, Iii
DO cna najvazncjSih, cdkar obstoji naSa lokalna
Organizaciia.
John Tercelj, tajnik,
Box l6l, Lawrence, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18
Cleveland, Ohio.

V torek, I. j%unija. jc lokalna Organizacija :.
II. u. liza shodov, o katerih smO re p~orocali, prize
dila Sc predavanjc D temi 'SvetOvni polozaj in
delavstvo". Govoril JIG zopet Etbin kristan.
Ma shOd ie prisla kljub delavniku in slim vro
cini nepricakovana mnozica ljudi. SpoznaiC :. j..
da iStcjo ljudje wee izobrazbe in wee pouka. Nsak
zaveden slovenski delavec V Clevelandu ho6e bti
toiiko napreden, ia DO vSaj kolikor toiiko ,eSeval
vsakdanja vprasanja. cato pa ga nj moec@c ME
wee prevariti; vedeti hocc lie resnico. Menu boste
povedali laz Same %enlrat, poizkusite mu 10 reel
dvakrat, pa bostc, vidcIi, kaksen upor bostc do
ziveli.
: nOcno prcdavanie jc bio nadvsc poducno.
Mi Il nismo mogli IL dnevnih dogodkov napraviti
toliko jasnosti, da hi priSli do zakliucka, 10 Sc
pravi do popolnega zakljuGka, kaj Sc godi dancSv
Rusiji, kaj Sc .ie godilo V Nemciji in Avstri;i. I'm
&c smo tudi u>aj toliko vedeli. 81 nismio mOSli toll
maciti vseh pojmov, kakor tudi ne vselI rahncr. XII
so vplivalc ma vzroke istodobnih dogOdkov. Nj
cuda, da Sc semtertjc zavlecemo vsled nejasn.l, ro-
roll. tOda tezko mas DO spraviti ma enaka pYta Sc
daj, ko vemo, V kaksnem razmerju je danes delay.
Stvo y ozirom ma Svetovni polozaj.
Va lahek in domac nacin nam je opi>a' Z.
kri IAN vzroke Iuske revolucije, pOdaJdl d"Faze,
zakai sc ne more izvrSti kaj enakega Y \" triji,
in kdo je zatrl prcteco ncnSko rcvolucijo.
Stvar pa je bila povedana v tako domaCcm
in lepem ieziku, da jo ie razumel vsak, Iii So je
udelezii tega predavanja.
iIed drugimi bescdami je rekel "Nuj,cGi
Sovralnik organiziranesa delavStva in move ruSkc
revolucijc jc ncmSki militariZcm in ccSarSGa av-
tokracija. Kamor danes stopa ncmSka noga, po-
vSod ubiia revoluciio. NcmSka avtokraciJa Sc
mora Imiciti. lc L uniCeniem tc postaja %moIucSt, da
sc oreanizira mednarodna delavSka stralha. Hi
10 nlGa ievala nadaljna della, da pride dclavsivo
p~oliticno in eo>odarsko do Svojih pravic.'
LjudStvo je bio navduseno. ko jc siiSalo res
nicnc dokaze. : tenn predavaniem sc je pridohilo
vSem tiStim, Iii so ga ~posluSali, vcliko wee amer
Skc lojalnosti, kot pa : kolonami in kolonami eli
Va, katerega vSebina je samo mesmisclno tarnanjc
in poviScvanic gotovc osebc, Iii ina pri lem SvOj
osebni dobicek. .
Ma shodu Sc ic nabralo IA =. Il. Il. Sl594.
Omeniti moramo Sc. da so sc ma v,cii Shodih,
kar Jill je bilo tc dni Y Clcvclandu. liberalnG dovo-
ljevala vpraSanja po konCancm prcdavdiIin in 90
vornik je 4 vcliko potrpezljivostjo odg aria.
dasi so nekateri intcrpelanti naravnost HoSpodob-
no zlorahljali la privilcgij. Tudi pri tel rriiiki SC
JIG pokazal0, da Sc maSa Slovenccv Y Cicvelanlu
he da vec mcni mic tebi mic spraviti IL duScvncga
ravnotezja.
YES ciklus clevclandskih shodov SC lahko ime-
nujc velik uspcli "a idcic $. Il. Z.
PorOCcvalcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18
CHICASKIM SLOVENCEM.

Ma redni sell chicaSke lokalne organizaciic
dhc u. Juhlla so navzoci zaStopniki in zastopnice
razmotrivali o naSem dosedanjcm dclovanju in
dosedanjih uspehih. Use doSedanje delovanje ma
Sc organizacije Je bio skoro popolnoma Omejeno
ma notranJe agitatoricno dclO med chicaSkimi SlO-
venci. Ampak naSe naIogc so vecje, veliko vecje.
kot pa navadna agitaciia med Slovenci "a mas
program. Danes lahko vedo vsi, kai zeli :. r. H.,
kakSne namene ina in kako je organizirano. Nslcd
tega jc vodno ponavljanie o potrebi naSc organi-
ZaclJe. ne samo Ia ameriSkc Slovence, ncgo IA ju-
gosicvanSk" v%praSanje VOICE nepotrebno. Ri
sic M shodih. Citali ste naSe listc in PR tenn ste
lahko sodiIi 'ami in 81 napravili svoje mnenie o
nasem gibanju, ki je eibanje vsch tistih. Xxi vidijo
V bodocnost, XII %verujejo V uspehe demokracije in
Xxi so jim interest ljudstva prvo in glavno vprasa-
ME.
Slovcnsko republiGansko zdruzcnie ie orsani.
zacija, Xxi sc je porodila liz Ijudskih vrst "a ljud-
stvo, Ia priboritev svobode naSemu narodu v do.
movini, "a boj demokfaticnih Slovencev "a del,o.
krarijo. kot ljudska organizacija crpa vso DO
moe IL ljudstva. Iapomnite 81 TO. kajti to ie zclo
vazno, Ola vestc. Organizacija, XII poskuSa prido.
biti iJudstvo ma Svojo stran, Il podpOro d0bjva IL
druglh virov, Xxi hocejo utrditi svoje interese ma
raCpn %ijudStva, nj ljudska, nj dcmokratiCna orpa.
nizacija.
kadar pridete Z vprasanjem "Kaj pa ie Slo-
vensko republicansko z~druzenie zc napravilo "a
dosego svojih ciljev?" je bolje, Ola 81 to v~prasanje
pr1hranite i'll Sc raSi v~prasate, kaj ste sami storili
IA program, 5 katerim Sc striniatc, IA organizaci-
jo. V katcri ste clan? IzpraSevanje vesti ic dobra
sofa, Xxi rodi ugodne posledice.
Osemnaist slovenskih druStev ie priglasilo
svoj pristop k lokalni organizaciji s X. H.. "a Chi
cago in okclico. Ali pa so VISA ia druStva osiala
aktivna Niti najmanj! Use delo je ostalo ma ra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

du proti MENU. o tenn seyeda Sc nj izrecena zadnja
heseda.
Br. Godina poroea, da je bin ma shodu u Wau-
keganu, kjer je stvar ~prilicno dobro izpadla III
JIG pristopilo precej elanov. - Br. Bostic poroca,
la Sc je mudil po nekih opravkih V Pennsylvania
in da je videl tam zelo zivahno delo Ia :. X. H..
Sklenjeno je bio nadalje. kaksni koraki Sc
podvzamejo, da Sc pokazejo "nasi ljubi prijate-
liz liudStvu Y pravi luci.
Br. tajnik poroca, Ola st. JIG V kansaSu zaGe,o
zelo zivahno ~gibanje IA 5. II. u, in ola sc DO Y
Frankfurt vrsil dine 80. juniia velik shod, ma kate
rega je povabljen kot govornik br. kerze. V
Nirden, Ill. zele govornika "a 30. junija. Obvcste
Sc, d. maj, &c mogoce, preloze Stvar IN nekaj ted
nov; ako pa nj drugate, Sc jim ustreze po MOI
nosti.
Tajniku sc naroGi. kakSne korake mai pod.
vzame, da dobimo nekoliko wee financne podpore.
kcr Siccr ne moreno zmagovati ogromnega della,
Ii io potrebno V teh kriticnih cash, 10 gre "a do
brobit vSega naroda, ~posebno, ker nam nasprotni-
Iii SkuSajo Staviti vSe mogoGe ovire.
Brat tajnik pojasnjuje, kako silno je nara
>lo uiegovo delo in Ola ga absolutno ne more o.
pravljati, kakor hi bilo treba. Povdarja, da ic
njegovo delo, 5 katcrim 81 sluzi kruh, z vsakim
dncm veGje in "a =. X. Il. more delati lie ponoci
in ob nedejah Mice pa ne more storiti wee. kot
ie v cloveSki moci. Mnogo agitatoriGnega della
ostanc nereSenega, ker nj casa zanj. Opraviti mo
re lie TO, kar je najnujnejSe. Sklene Sc, ola Sc skuSa
naiti oSebo, Hi hi mogla pomagati tajniku vsak
dan po nekaj ur, zakar Sc plaza.
Brat Udovich, z~astopnik krajevno orgamiza-
ciic y. r.. Il. Y Chicago, zeli dobiti nekako >ugesti
je cd izvrSevalnega odbOra. Sc mu ustrezc DO
mozroSti. Scja zaktjutena . pol cni zjutraj.
Anton j. Terbovec, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18
L. Amstcrdama porocaio: Nemski listi ma

IL Amsterdama p~orocajo: NemSki listi ma
z%nanjaio. da ie prisel V Berlin avs;ro-ogrski yuma
Mi minister baron Burian po "zgodovinsko vaz.
nth opravkih. - Burian DO naibrz konfcriral 5 kali
c~elarjem ilertlingom o podrobnostih ncmsko-av-
Strijske militarf,ticne alliance in polce tcya ma
meravajo %"reSiti" v~praSanjc Poljskc. Nemcija in
Avstriia Sc nisla ma cis,em glede tega vpraSania.
Obc vladi sc s~triniajo, Ola je "treba ustvariti'
poljsko drzavo, ampak v~praSanjc med NINA .ic.
kdo no vladal Y Warsaw: Nemci ali A~vstrijci. Po.
ljakov naravno nihce ne vpIaSa in Ia Berlin in
Dunaj JIG &c reseno vpraSanjc, da Poliaki sami Sc
ne bodo vladali.
Militaristicna stranka V Prlsiii hocc, da sc
vccji del PoljsIe enostavno anektira k Prusiii.
ceS da je bila Poljska "kupljcna Z nemSko krvio'.
' Avstriji pa hoccio, da dobc Poljaki k~aksnega
llabSburzana IA kralja.
IL Washingtona p%orocajo: Uradna porocila
cez Svico, XII so priSla semkaj, govorc. Ola ic Az
Strija pred novo krizo, Xxi ugroza paralizirati ak
Utmost avstriiske armada. Poljski klubi V av-
StriJskcm parlamentu SO napovedali boz Scydler-
levi vladi. Ako izgubi vlada podporo Pcliakov,
tedaj je MEN padec neizogibcn pc parlamentarnih
pravilih. ' TEN ~slucaju je skorai gotovo, da bo
cesar karl v sporazumu z Berlinom vpclial vlado
baJonetOv, vsled cesar BIO spopad 5 tlaccnimi ma
rOdi toliko vecji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

IL Londona p%orotajo: Po vesteh, XII so priSlc
cez Amsterdam, Je posneti. ola zahtcva "MoSka de-
mokratlcna liga' V Avstriii cd Wade, da Sc takoj
odpro mirovna pogaianja V neutralni DRAW. Da-
Ile zahteva la liga demokra,iziranje ustavc in
vpostevanje zakonov, XII Jill prcdlagajo raznc
manjSc narodnCSti V Avstriii. TIE zabteve So go.
tovo ticelo Cehoslovakov in Jugoslovanov, XII sire.
me pc popolni neodvisnosti cd Avstrijc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

IL AmSterdama p~orocaio: Socialisiirni ''Nor-
waertS V Herlinu Je precei s~keptitcn o izidu Sc
DAME kajzcrjcvc ofenzivc. V clanku y naSlovom
"Prenapet lok' priznava onenieni list, da je
ofenziva pokazala. da so nemSki vojaki mocni -
in 10 le vsc. Canck Sc deloma glasi
"Nsi tiSti. HI s~aniajo, da JIG mogoce kaznoyati
nase SoNraznike tako, da bodo sprejeli vscncm-
Ski mir. morajo vedeti, da vsi naSi dosedanji us
pehi MISC pripravili sovraznika niti do teya. da hi
Sc iZrckci IA pcgojni mir. .Ako bono torcj cakali
ma Hindcnburgov mir, mora nemSko ljudstvo do
prinesii Sc vciikc zrtve NemSko ljudstvo ic
STEER izle>ano IL trdcga lesa, toda ne vcdo Ii naSi
vod'lm krogi, ola mora poditi najmocncjSi lok, ako
JIG prevec napct 80
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

IL Londona porocaio: BoljseviSka vlada ic
poSiala nov protest V Berlin prot operacijam mem.
SKIN Get V okroziu Dona. V ckolici Rosiova Sc vrSc
Irnti boJl med boljSeviSkimi in nemSkimi cetami.
Nenici so ~okupirali Batajsk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18
SlovenSkO republicanSkO
Zdruzenie.
d v CHICAGO. ILL:
~IZvRSEVALNI oDBoR:

Frank Bostit, Flip Cobra, Martin V. Konda,
Etoln kristan, Frank Kerze. Anton j. Tcrbovec,
Joze Zavertnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18
NADZORNI ODBOR.
ODBOR.
Matt. Petrovich, Ludvik Bencdik, Frank Veranit.

John Ermenc, Joseph Fritz, Joseph Ivanetic,
j. Judnit, Ivan a. kaker, Anton Motz, Frank
Mravlja, Jacob Muha, Zvonko Novak, X. IL. Pc.
glodit, Matt Pogorelc, John Reel, Jos. Steblai,
Frank Saws, Frank Udovic, Charlie Vessel, Andrew
Vidrieh, Stefan Fabric, Leo Zakrajsek, Anton
Zlogar.
(Opomba. Zastopniki organizacij in listov, XII
Sc doslej Sc MISC p~riglasili, p~ostaneio Glani CEN
tralnega Odbora, elm sc pravilno prijavijo in IL
javijo, da Sc strinjajo 5 temeljnimi naGeli s. R. z.
Naslov "a pisma in denarne poSiliatpe ie sledc-
d: Anton j. TerDovec, p. o. B. No. l Cicero, M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-13
BEGIN WORK ON ROADS.
Dragging Has Seen Beeun-Few MAR
Roads Fairly Good.

Dragging Has Seen Beeun-Few Main
Roads Fairly Good.
Work on the county roads has been
begun and most of the main travelled
roads have been dragged wherever the
mud has dried sufficiently to use a
drag. The Lincoln highway as far cas-.
as LeGrand is said to be in fairly good
condition. excepting in the stretch of
road thru the woods at the Rock Valley
cemetery The North Center street
road to Albion is in fairly good condi-
ton, with only one really bad spot, near
the Evestone corner. Both these roads
have been dragged. The main roac-s
that are not used so much are still IN
bad condition and in places are near.y
impossible.
The patrolmen employed by the sup
ervisors under the new road patrol sys
tenn are to be put to work regularly as
soon as the condition of the roads and
the weather permit them to work
steadily. 1t is expected that all the
patrolmen for the whole system VIII
be on the job in a few weeks. In the
meantime the draggers employed by
the county are dragging the roads as
often as possible The board of super
visors has purchased new type OF
DRAG. called the Minnesota drag, for use
on the graveled road to Marietta. lhis
drag was designed in Minnesota, where
il has been used especially on graveled
roads and has proved very useful Tor
that purpose. 1t differs from the ordl-
nary drag not only in that it has three
dragging blades, but it also has one
complete runner on one side, similar 10
a sled runner, and on the other run
ner built in sections, with spaces De-
tween the section to allow the ear'n
moved TO be crowded out from IN frons
of the dragging blades. The runners
ore intended to hold the drag to an
even course and prevent it from fol-
lowing all the waves and dips in the
surface of the road, which result from
the ordinary dragging OF graVeled
roads.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-13
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINKING IF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
SAYS glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.

If you wake up with bad taste, bad
breath and tongue is coated; if your
head is dull or aching; if what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
acfl, Oh you are bilious, coIlstipa ted,
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
just right, begin inside bathing Drink
before breakfast, a glass Of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate lin it. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver,
sweeten, and purify the entire alimen-
tary tract Do your inside bathing i'm
mediately upon arising in the morning
to wash out of the system all the pre-
vious days poisonous waste, gases and
sour bile before putting more food into
the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel: like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body i'm
purities, get from your pharmacist. a
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste
less, except for sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Men and women who are usually
constipated bilious. headachy or have
any stomach disorder should begin
this inside bathing before breakfast