davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

Razen zrecnih sOvraznikOv, sodijo tudi neka-
teri mlatni prijatelii Observation-Disclosures gibanie
pOvsem %napaGnO. &c posamezni odurni reSevalci
srednjih Stanov dole konsumna drustva. da no.
eeoJ uniclti branlevstvO, lahkO reGemo. da je TAXA
trditev nedokazana. Mnoso teze pa ie cesto cd
straniti krive nazore o kOnsumnem gibanju pri
tistih, XII STEER trdijo, da so ~prijatelji zadruznega
gibanja.
Jako mnogo imamo ljudi, XII Sc ~obnasajo re-
zervlrano napram konsumnemu druStvu, ker mi
sligo. da Jc konSumno drustvo samO navadna bra
nJarija. Ne izplaea Sc trud in delo "a stvar, XII ne
prinasa nt nevega, nego k~re6jemu nadaljujd
stare ma sirsi podlagi.
Nj STEER treba tajiti, da so nekdaj deloma We
llale bsseds. da, je kpnsamno drustvo velika bra
njeriJa, ko so konsumna drustva S sveto vnemo
kupovala in prodajala blago, da hi elm wee pre-
bitka vrnila clanom. Takrat je bilo konsumno
drustvo res zadruani branjevec, XII je STEER obliko
razdelejvanja blaga nekoliko %spremenil, drugaGe
pa nj kazal nobenih znkov, XII bi ~pricali, da hOce
z mimi spremeniti del s~plosnega gospodarstva.
Ce pregledamo konsumna drustva V tenn pogledu,
all so Sc privadila stopati V sluzbO razvoja, ali pa
so ostala ma svojem nekdanjem staliSGu, kjer hi
opravlJala funkcije branjevcev, moramo pac z
veselJem priznati, da hoce veGina konsumnih dru-
stew biti wee, pa tudi je wee, nego velik branjevec.
Vehke III vazne socialne naloge ina konsumno
zadruzno gibanje, TALENT posameznikov in moe
mnozic so potrebni, da izpolnijO naloge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12
cankar
Hlapec Jernej in njegova pravica.

"Tudi ia je okusil krivico!' je pomislil ,Jer-
mel. "Zakaj smejal Sc je, ko mu je bio do jokal -
In je hOdil pc ulicah, izpraseval je in je iskal
i'll je naSel.
Velika hisa je bila, visoka in prostrana, ka.
kor ii Jelnej Sc nj videl enake. S plahim kora.
kom je Stopif V vezo. Ljudie so hodili tam kri-
ZEN po vezah, hodnikih in stopnjicah; gosposki
in kmccki Jude, moSki in zenske in vsi so imeli
Skrb ma obrazu i'll vsem Sc je mudilo; kakor Sc
mem je bill. Jernej hi vedel, &c bi IA desno ali ma
levo, pc stopnjicah ali naravnost. Pozdravil lie
gosposkega t~loveka, vpraSal ga je pc sodnikih,
gosposki tlovek pa ie pogledal, skomizgnil z IA.
mem in je hitel dale, Tako je stal Jernej tam S
klobukom V roki in nj vedel kan. Pa so Sc ne.
madonna oglasili na stopnjicah kriGeGi GLASGOW, de.
bel moSki glas i'll tenek zenski.
"Razbojniki! Razboinikii Razbojniki!"
Prissa sta s tezkimi koraki po stOpnjicah
ooadva od srda z~aripljena V obraz. Zenska, praz
aisko oblecena, je imela V rokah deznik in culo,
moSi pa JIG tokel Z goriaGo pc kamenitill stop
micah.
Cd zgorai je zakIical glas, XII Sc mu ie DO
znalo, ola je %gGsposki; takO je bill sladikast i'm
uglajen.
"Premis!i svoie besede, Glovek, da jh pozne.
ie ne hos premiSljeval!"
Jernej Sc je cudil in kakor strah mu je seglo
V srce. Napotil Sc JIG pc stopnjicah, toda eel je
pocasi, kakor da hi nosil tezek tovor. Sc ie slisal
cd dalec, kako ie tolkla ma kamenita vezna tia
gOriaca kmetova.
"Tudi on je rekel da je iskal p~raviGnih
sodnikOv, pa so ga zalotili razbojniki -"
Tako Je stal Jernej vrh stopnjic i'm ie cakal,
ola hi ga kdo ogovoril ter poprasal po opravkih.
In res Je priSel mimo mlad Glovek, pogledal
ic dolgega Jerneja, XII jc stall tam $ culo in skornji,
in sc je ustavil.
"Kaj pa viz" ie vpraSal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

nekaterih Slanov glavnega odbora sklicana H.
redna seja ma dan %. decembra 1917 z duevnim
redom:
"Da Ii je pravilno ueinjena podjela savezne
imovine."
Ma sell Sc je pa pokazalo, da mi bill to pravi
namen, zaradi katerega Sc je sklicala seja, ampak
ia Sc le IA TEN skrivalo Use nekaj druzega. o raZ-
delitvi zveznega meta sc hi sploh niG govorilo.
nauIesto tega Sc je pa nenadoma pOjavila zahteva,
da sc sklce izreden kongreS in hrvaSka vecina
glavnega odbora je popolnoma razveliavila YES
odglasovani referendum.
Vprito naglega meniavanja mazorov med
rlani vtSine glavnega odbora, zlasti ce Sc vpo-
steva, da so bill bias hrvaski sodrugi prvi, XII so
vstrajno zahtevali delitev j. =. T., Sc mora skle-
patti, da sc tudi IA namerayanim izrednim kon
som Skrivajo nameni, XII MISC lasni.
V sedanJem casu je popolnoma razumliivo,
ola sc ma k%Ongresu ne hi mogLo temeljito in vse-
nasi Sport. Ne lie, da he hi mogel TAX kongres pri-
nesti nObene izjasnitve, ampak lahko hi postal ma
ravnost nevaren "a OBSTOJ ZVEZE same. i'm IA
ia namen bi moral flani Sc potroSiti debele tiso-
cake, ali pa hi pOzrl kongreS vse Zvezino imetie
cato Je tudi izreden kongreS V danaSnjih dneh ne
umesten IN n%evGaSen ter prediagamo, da Sc odlozi.
dokier ne bo imela stranka svoje kOnvencije. To
Je re cato p%otrebno, ker Smo tudi mi del ameriSke
Soclaiistltne stranke. in ie boil uneStno, da zbo.
ruJemo mi "a MO, ne pa pred MO.
Slovenski sodrugi Sc odloGno upiramo. da hi
sc ma tax iahkomiScln natin poStavliali interest
Lveze ma kocko; "a jugoslovanSki proletariat, Iii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12
Ivan Cankar

.VeIiko mesto ie Ljubljana. IIise so visoke,
stole pc vrsti, druga tk druge, mic plotov nj
vines. Use ceste so polne ljudi, vsak dan velika
masa IN prOcesija. Duhovnikov je toliko, da hi
drzal clovek' klObuk kar V rOki. Cd jutra do We
ezra zvomi in potrkava. KakOr pc semnju hodi
elovek, ne We, kan hi pogledal, kakO hi Sc pre-
stopil i'll koga hi vpraSal.
Dolgo je romal Jernej krizem pc ulicak in je
o~gledoval la cuda; nato je stOpil v cerkev, pO-
kleknil pred stranski oltar in je dolgo mill.
Use tho in mraGno je bilo V cerkvi, lahko sc je
elovek tam pogovarjal 2 Bogom.
no je Jernei Odmolil, je bilo veliko in trdno
~njesovo zaupanje.
"Morda je Sc dOlga costa, morda so Sc tez-
ka pota, s kamenjem pCsuta, 2 robidOviem zastra-
zena!" je pomislil. "Ampak nekoG DO re ceste
konec, nekoG sc bodo re odprle duri! Bog nj skril
pravice, kakor skOpuh svOje srebrnike! Ma so
vrat BON trkal, stOprva pa Sc mi OdprO haste
zajl'
Tako Sc je vrnil ma cesto in je vpraSal GO
s%poskega cloveka, XII je prisel mimO:
"Kje so sodniki, da bi Sc jim pritozil in ola
hi jim razlozil svojo pravdo?"
Najprvo Sc je ~gosposki clovek zacudil, nato
Sc je z~asmcjal.
"OGe, p%OisGitc in izberite jezicnega dohtarja,
pa sc no pritozil in BIO razlOzil pravdO!'
"Pa kaj je pOtreba ~iezicnega dohtarja, &c je
pravica taxa, ola hi io slepec p~regledal in gluhec
razlOcil? Ne pravdam sc "a mejo, ne "a pot, nj
kogar ne maram ukaniti cemu hi hOdil k sle-
,parjem, ~jeziGnim dohtarjem? Ne pravde, pravice
iscemI'
"Dolgo boste iskali, oee! Tskali so pravice,
veliko iih ie bilo, pa so oblezali ma poti; Pila-
tuz pa 81 je umii rokel'
Rekel je in sc je zasmejal in je Sci pc svoji
poti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

ga cakaJo veliki razredni boji, je predvsem va.
Emo, Ola Sc ohrani ~njegova organizacija. Besedni
radikalizem. XII nina nobene realne moei, lie lie
voda ma Min ~reakcije, in lahko oropa delavstvo
nJegovega namujnejsega orozja.
Iaradl tega smatramo, da so vpriGo nash ne.
soglaSlJ razlogi "a avtonOmne sekciie danes ena-
ko mocni, kakOr takrat, ko je sla zadeva ma ylaso.
VahJe IN ko so Jo ravno hrvatski clani glavneya
odbora najodloGnejc z~astopali. Slovenci ne "a
hteFaino Pm delltvi imetja nobene predpravice. i'm
ce III bill hrvatski sodrugi o TEN vprasanju zeleli
kaksno pogajanje, Sc slovenski sodrugi ne bi bill
uplrali. Protestirajo pa, da Sc vlaSi Glanstvo 8
takim razveljavljenjem cd glavnega odbora sa-
mega zapotetega, dovrsenega in potrjenega gla-
SOvanja "a nos.
V %sedanjih razmerah smatramo avtonomne
Sekclje, kakor je V nasem predlogu navedeno, "a
edlhl lzhod, delltev premozenja pc razmerju Ella.
nov Je pa takO pravicna. da il nj mogoGe ugo.
%varjati.
Sprejem naSega predloga ne pomeni. da sma.
tramo to "a poraz nasprotnih nazorov O taktiGnih
NpraSanJih. Avtonomna sekcija daje hrvatskim
Sodrugom popOlno svobOdo, da zastOpaio svoie
mSlJenJe, mas pa lie resi- neopraviGenega pritiska.
koncna reSitev teh vpraSani pa nj odvisna cd no.
benega %kongresa in ne cd casnikarske polemike:
pr1neSla 10 no godovina sama. Dotlej ie pa treba
SNoBODE miSl jenja in vzajemne tolerance. To
Jc namen, XII ga hoGemo doseGi 2 gorniim inicia-
tivnim predlogom.
Ia j. S. z. klub stew. 1:
PE(ATJ
Flip Godina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12
PREDLoGI: ..Kkm

l.. Jugoslovanska socialistiena zvexa .sestoii
IL treh sekcij: Slovenske, hrvatske in srbske:
vsaka je V svoii upravi in notranjem poslovaniu
AvTONOMNA.
?. Use tri sekeije imajo ~skupnega zvezinega
tajnika, ki hodi ma seize upravnih odborov teh
sekeij in lima lie posvetovalen glas.
j. Sekcija obstoji, ako Sc zanjo prijavi mai
manic $50 Ganov.
4. lmetek zveze Sc razdeli UPRAVNIM cd
boron Sekcij proporcionalnO po stevilu CLANCY. XII
Sc ~prijavijo ma glasovnici b., predlog stev. Q. "a
sekeijo.
5. Sekcija Sc takoj konstituira in postane
pravomoSna, elm objavi nadzorni odbor j. $. Z.
r%ezultat glasovania.
8. Upravni odbor vsake sekciie sestoii il
petih CLANCY. Xxi Sc izvolijo provizoricno izmed
chieaSkih organizacii j. s. z. V smislu predlogov
Stew. }, D in 9 te glasovnice.
4. Vsaka sekcija 81 izvoli po diva Glana V
nadzorni odbor. Ia odbor Sc sestane "a preyled
zyeznih knjig in tvori V TEN ~sluGaiu ZVEZNI
nadzorni odbor.
s. Cd clanarine Sc obraGuna vsak mesec no
Sc ~sekcijam in pO 2c ostaneta V zvezni blagaini.
Il.
9. Da ie mogoGe konstituirati sekciie. ma
podlagi katerih Sc deli imetek zveze, ie potrebno.
da clani g~lasujejo in Sc izjavijo, kateri sekciji no.
eejo pripadati.
Zelim pripadati V J. $. Il v:
SlovemSho sekcijo - Hrvatsko sekciio 49,
Srbsko sekcijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

10. h slovenski sekciji spada joel Sc I'M .
trajo V bodoGe klubi, XII poslujejo V slovenskem
jeziku.
IL. X hrvatski sekciji spada joel Sc sma-
traJo klubi, XII p~oslujejo V hrvatSkem jeziku.
. II. X srbski sekciji s~padajoGi sc smatrajo
V bodote klubi, XII sc iz~javijo "a srbsko sekcijo.
l3. Posamezni tlani lahko pripadajo h ka-
teri Sekciji zele IN "a katcro Sc Sami pozneje IL
javijo.
II, Dime 'Ibanke in njih yscbina spadaio
sekciji tiSte narodnosti, Y katere Sckciio Spada
klub.
10. Ia ~pripravo nacrta in praviI, XII mai cd
govarjajo AVTONOMNIM sekcijam V smislu
gornJh predlogov, maj sc izmed 81. odbora J. 5. u.
takoj pc Objavi rezultata glaSovania izvolijo ma
sell 81. odbora trije Glani, ia pripravijo natrt
pravil, kateri maj Sc predlozi Glanstvu j. s. Il. V
pretres. Ia ia pretres sc doloci 60 dni casa, tako
da clam lahko dodajo ali pa izmenjajo po odboru
prireJene locke. Po preteku 60 dni pa maj gre
Stvar ma SploSno glasovanje, kakor vsak drug
predlog. Use izmene in dodatki morajo biti V So
glaSiu Z nateli, XII so zapopadena V teh predlogih.
l6. Da Sc prelozi kongreS j. s. Y. in STEER "a
naJmanj | (en) meSec dni pc rednem kongreSu
(SocialiSt Party socialiStiGne Stranke V Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12
XII.

PriSli so do duri, XII so bile odprte nastezaj.
V izbi ie stall "a Siroko MILO mlad clovek, XII je
incl svetle brke in vesele o6i. Ozrl Sc ie in ie bill
osupel, ko ie ugledal dolgega Jerneja in njego-
vo procesijo.
BradaG ic pokazal preko rame s palcem ma
Jerneja, pomeziknil je ~preSerno in sc je nasmehnil
in ie rekel:
"Tebi, KoSir, XII 81 clovek humorja, pripo-
roGam in izrocam popotnika, Xxi iSce pravicnih sod.
nikov ma TEN svetu. Razlozi mu, cegava ie jab-
Ian: ali tistega, Xxi jo je zasadil, ali tistega, Xxi
10 jc otresel?'
Tako ie ~uganjal burke s pravico bozio. Mladi
Sodnik pa Sc nj Smejal, temvec namrSil je svetle
obrvi.
"Cemu komediie? Kdo ste vi, 6lovek, in kO-
ga ~i$Gete?'
Jernej je stopil blizu predenj.
"Jernej sem IL Betajnove in krivicO so mi
Storili. Zato sem Sc napotil po svetu, da bi poiskal
pravice, XII jo je Bog postal in XII jo hranijo sod
niki V svojih bukvah."
"KakSno krivico so VAN storili? KOga tozite
in Gemu?'
"Nikogar ne tozim, zakai potreba nj in ne
maram, da hi trpeli liudje zaradi mole pravice.
Dalje prihodnji6.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

. Gornja iniciativa kluba st. ! je bila predlo-
zena dine 10. januarja t. ]. 81. odboru j. 5. u. a 10
jc vctina odklonila, vsled cesar je klub ma podla-
gi elena 50 zveznih pravil prosil klube "a pod
poio.
Podporo so poslali do danes, l. februarja t. |.
slede5i klubi SocialistiGni klub st. $50, q, 1893,
40, 1872. 26, 155, $50.
Ker pravila predpisujejo, da gre TAXA inici-
ativa ma sploSno giasovanje, ko dobi IL treh draw
in cd Sestih klubov podporo, stopa iniciativa 2
dnem. 9. febr. t. ]. V v%eljavo in gre ma splcSnO
glasovanje. Glasovnice o ~iniciativi dobe klubi v
kratkem. VISA navodila bodo ma glasOvnici.
TajnistvO j. s. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12
KoMENTAR:

Par dni preden hi bill moral rezultat glasova-
MIA o organizaciji j. =. Z. ma podlagi a%vtonomnih
Sekcij stopiti Y ~veljavo, ie bila ma izreGno zeljo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

sprejeta ma redni sell dine Is. januarja 1918.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-02-12

Flip Godina, taj.nik.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
GREAT OCCASION
AT FITZGERALD
FOURTH WILL BE DAY OF BIG
EVENTS IN BEN HILL

FITZGERALD, June 27th.-In the
history of South Georgia no such elab-
crate plans have ever been made for a
Fourth of July Celebration as were an
nounced last night at the close of a
meeting of the Board of Governors Of
the Chamber of Commerce.
The events of the day will begin at
nine o'clock in the morning at which
time Hon. Clifford Walker of Atlanta,
will deliver a patriotic address which
will be followed by the reading of the
Declaration of Independence by Sena-
tor o. II. Elkins, and at the close of
which the Chamber of Commerce will
raise Ben Hill county's service flag,
containing over 800 stars with one
gold star.
At ten o'clock a monster patriotic
parade will be staged and E. Y. Clarke,
the marshal of the parade, has arrang-
ed for a parade of about twenty div
isions, including Boy Scouts, Junior
and Senior Red Cross, Juvenile Sailor
Boys and Girls, Fraternal Order So
cietica Spirit of '76, Fitzgerald Band,
Ukelele Club, and about two hundred
floats and decorated automobiles.
A uique feature Of the parade will
be division composed of the Blue and
Gray, being the surviving members
of the Union and Confederate armies
in Fitzgerald.
Carl B. Rountree, president of the
Scenic Film Company, of Atlanta will
make a motion picture of the parade
as it passes the chamber Of commerce
building.
A heated Joint debate will be held
at IL o'clock between five of the sena-
Itorial candidates, that number having
accepted the invitation of Fitzgerald
to speak on the Fourth in joint debate.
Il. L. Griner will be master of cere-
monies at the joint discussion.
At 1890 a big barbecue and bas-
ket dinner will be served at the Blue
Iand Gray park and plans are now be-
ling made to feed at five to ten thous-
and people at the barbecue.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
Ships LETTER
PRAISES FRENCH
CORDELE coy WRITES INTEREST
ING LETTER TO MOTHER

Recent cablegrams and letters from
Lieut.. Beverly Allison Shipp to his
mother, Mrs. M, Il. Ship, picture a
delightfully."- safe voyage overseas.
There was but little sea-sickness;
landing for ten-days sojourn at
Rest Camp" England where he de-
scribes the country as picturesque
and beautiful, dotted here and there
by large lakes, with swans floating
gracefully over the placid waters;
thence to France for two months
course in musketry training.
Lieut. Shipp, who is pleasantly
domiciled with French family en-
phasizes their royal hospitality; at
seems that they cannot do enough for
u.s.. This young officer assures his
mother that he is in the best Of
health, and evidently, he is in the
best of spirits"
Several years since Lieut.. Ship
joined the National Guards in Macon,
where he later Abandoned a hand
salaried position in response to his
country's call for volunteers. His
officers training course was taken at
Fort Mcpherson, Being naturally am
bilious, aspiring to lofty ideals, his
promotions have been in rapid success
sion and he is now First Lieutenant,
Company l, 32Sth. Infantry.
On one of Lieut. Ships visits to
Cordele, city justly proud of her
soldier boys bidding adieu to a neigh
Dor and friend of the passing years,
who said" | am 10th to say goodbye
to you, my boy" this handsome young
officer courteously bowed, his erect
training and replied 81 thank you,
but my country needs me, | belong to
my country now, you know"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
SUNDAY WAR WORK
RIGHT ON THE FRAN

WASHINGTON, June 28.-It is quite
right and proper to do farm work
on Sunday if that Sunday work is
necessary to produce food crops, to
help whip Germany. That is the at
titude of the rural churches of India
ana, expressed recently in conference
at Purdue University. The reason CIV
en- for this position was the conviction
of Indiana rural ministers that Ger
many is the worst enemy Of civiliza-
ton, and of every church Of civiliza
tiOn-of all religion everywhere, that
is worthy the name Of religion; that
the victory of the barbarous Huns
would be literally the victory of the
devil and the triumph of that pagan
monstrosity created by the Kaiser's
savage and sacreligious mind and call
ed by him "the good old German gott;;"
in short, that every church in Amer
lea is fighting for its existence, just as
every component of civilization is fight
ing for it's existence, and that if Sun
day work in saving crops will help
overthrow this bestial menace it be-
church work to do.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
BIRTH MONTHS OF THE GREAT.

BIRTH MONTHS OF THE GREAT.
So far as we know, the question
put by recent newspaper correspon-
dent as to "the best month to be born
in has hitherto been discussed only
by old-time astrologers and modern
mOthers, no few of the latter having
varying and positive views as to the
season of the year most favorable to
the health and comfort of young ba-
bies. Aside from this purely domes-
tic matter and the exploded dreams
of the old astrologers, there are no
known indications that mans for
tunes in life have been in any way
influenced by the month of his birth
for the natal days of great and success
full men seem to have been distribut-
ed quite impartially to all months of
the year.
Knowing that Napoleon was born
in August and that Caesar is said to
have been born in July, imaginative
persons might hastily conclude that
success or prominence in war is pro-
noted by birth in the hottest months.
But a very brief inquiry is sufficient
to dispose of such a notion, for Cen
eral Washington was born in Febru-
airy, Grant in April, Lee in January,
Fershing in September, Wellington in
May, Marlborough in June, Won
Moltke in October, and so en-, the
present most unenviably conspicuous
of all "war lords,' the German Kai-
ser, having come into being in the
very coolest month Of January
A similar distribution throughout
the twelve months in noticeable also
in the birth dates of great Statement
poets, philosopher and scientists. An
exhaustive inquiry might show that
some months have more great men
to their credit than others, but it
would remain true that we are lucky
tc be born into marvellous existence
en- thia wonderful planet in any
T." - L :. 1dSGI CT.
TIE WpsY IT GOES.
The pedestrian envies the guy with a
bike,
The guy with a bike wants a motor
cyke why is it that fate cannot right
'em?) The motor bike guy wants a
Ford Machine
The flivverite pines for limousine
And thus so on ad infinitum.
-Times-Union.
Corporal and Mrs. Hartman Freder-
lex were guests for the week end OF
Mrs. Harman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Wilson.
Miss Annie Burkehead and Miss
Minnie Browning of Fitzgerald who
has been her guest, left yesterday
for Miss Brownings home at Jackson.
Later they will spend some time in
North Carolina.
Mrs. w. P. Fleming spent the week
end in Augusta to visit her sons
Lieut.. Branch Felming and Gladstone
Fleming who are now with the ma
chine gun battalion at Camp Hand
cock
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01

- 1t is hard to get children to gather
up their toys at night, but this will
help. Take a good sized soap box, COW
ers with denim and putacasters on it.
Call it freight wagon and there will
be great competition to see who will
gather UP the toys to fill it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
WOMEN IN WAR INDUSTRIES.

Approximately 10000 women have
been placed in positions through the
Federal Employment Service. NUM-
ton factories received the greatest
number of the woman workers sup
piled by the federal service The
majority of women applying for en-
ployment ask for work in the war in
dustries.-The Peoples Home Journal
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
Miss Clements spent the week end
in Savannah.

Miss Clements spent the week end
in Savannah.
Jim Hall is spending some time
with relatives in Atlanta.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Pimberton are
spending several days in Fitzgerald
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. White have re-
turned from iwo weeks stay in Tic
mountains of western N. c.
Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred Dorman nave
returned from trip to Charleston, D.
G.
Mrs, Busscy of Ashburn is the guest
of her son Col. A. S. Bussey and taml-
ly.
George Bazemore of Camp wheeler
spent the week end here with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hodges, Misses
Nadine Lane, Kate and Vivian Saw
yer motored to Vienna Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Joe C. Tcnn was called to
Atlanta Saturday en- account OF the
illness of her little grand son Meri-
dith Clarke Jr
Miss Dallas Ertzberger left yester-
day for visit to relatives in Blrm-
ingham, Ala.
Cecil Jones has returned from In
dian Springs where he enjoyed a
short vacation.
Judge q. A. Littlejohn of Americas
spent Sunday with his brother, Joe
Littlejohn and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Kicker of Fitzg-
erald were guests yesterday of Mr.,
and Mrs Olin Mccoy.
Miss Lena Mcdonald and her guest,
Miss Nell Booth of Lakeland, Fla, are
visiting relatives in Macon.
Mrs. Dickerson of Stillmore is visit
ing her son, Mr. L. H. Dickerson ana
family on Northern Heights.
Mrs. f. H. Momand and little son of
Jacksonville, Ma, are visiting her
father, Mr.. f. H. Bland and family.
Ella and Paul DeVane have return
ed to their home in Cordele, after a
visit to relatives in the city-Ogle-
thorpe Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Henry and chill
dren will leave Wednesday by auto
mobile for trip to Montgomery and
other points in Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thompson, Miss
es Birdie, Mary and Margaret Bulloch
spent Sunday in Thomasville, making
the trip by automobile.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

THoS. J. MACARTHUR. M. D.,-Special
Attention to Surgery and Gyniecology.
Cordele, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01

If your kitchen or pantry windows
are situated so passersby can get a
good view of the rooms, don't exclude
the light and air with sash curtains,
but paint the screens with white or
yellow paint thinned slightly and APP
"Of course we have Il family skel-
eton."
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01

Shelf girl told you you could kiss
her on either cheek, what would you
do?
Held hesitate a long willie be-
tween them.-Punch Bowl.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01
BIOL SHEVIKI COUNCIL
HAS BEEN DISSOLVED

LONDON, July 1.-Cxecho-Sloyak
forces have dissolved the BolshViki
council of workmen's and soldiers
delegates at Vladivostok, according
to a Shanghi Dispatch to Reuters.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01

The Sportsman-What are those
pedals under the organ used for?
The Those are. for foot
AnseEs, t.d-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-01

well, let's trot. it out. H.will be
overeating. "-Kanasae City Star.