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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

amor v>akega oblc,i in darovc Ncncrc nihte ne
zametava.
Mice, o, DcmokritoS. kcr hi bilo to zelo ne
p%rimerno; kajti darovi Nencrc 50 n~ajslaiSi in ina
me vsi pravice, da Jill uzivamo.
- Tako jc, q AriSiip in Scdai VEN. ola sem
incl pray, ko sem Sc Smeial, kajti zato so sladki
darovi Ncncrc, da mas zmotijo in Jill uzivamo in
sc tako mnozimo.
- Povcj mi. q DemokritoS. ako hi darovi We
mere ne bill iako sladki~ ali hi jih kdo uzivaI ali ne.
Mice. mi>lim.
- Ali hi kdo poiem hotel ma tczck nacin de-
lati judi. da hi zanjc skrhel.
Mice hi Jill ne dclal razrm cnkrat. da hi
v'dcl komu zapustiti svoic prcmozcujc.
Take torei miSliS ie bila VOLTA bogov ;
Sladko>tmi Ncncrc lmotiti Judi, da hi Sc proii svo-
il volji mnozili dalic.
- Mi>im. da 50 ,ako bogo,i hotcli.
In vendar hos primal. o Dcmokritos . da Sc
daJo ulivati daroyi Nencrc tudi po maSi Volt. ne
da hi "a 10 drago placali.
- Scveda So dajo.
Ako Sc MANFRED modro uzivaio. kakor To
dclajo visit. bogati in premozni. ola Sc proved ne
pomnOze. Enako hi lahko rcdni in ubozni modro
urcdili Svojc ZilIjcnjc; akO hi namrcc v,ak brez
>adkoSti jabcIni. %pripravil 81 lie toliko otrok. ko-
likor Ne ma Jill zdi putrebno, Zakaj ga Zmotiio da-
row Ncncrc. da Jill rodi wee. ko pri TEN uzijc We.
like mani SadkoS,i iiubezni. Obdan cd Skrbi i'm
t~rplicnia. neco hi Jill uzil. ko hi incl mani otrok
otrok in wee JEST. Iato Sc mi zdi da ne ravnaio
modro oni, Iii uzivaio brcz prcvdarka in mnozc
otrokc, 10 jc nam tudi y tenn dano. da pc mo.
droStI Odlocimo. Tako namrcc ic trcba obyladati
z%ivljcnjc in syct in ne puStiti Sc obIladati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

tomci in jim cotovo zcIiS b~oljSega Iivlieuia, nego
Schi. Razlozi Jim torej in pouGi Jill mai So ravnaio
po ten nazorih: pQtem hos umrl Y nadi. ia pride
lcpSe z~ivljenjc. lie ono bcdno, Y katcrcm hi pogi-
nil zarod desctih tvojih %potomccv..
- To jc res. jc rckcl DcmokritoS in Sc jc no.
pet zasmejal. Ari>,ip ic nekai casa molGal: zdclo
Sc mi ic. da DemokritoS Sc mi p~rcpriGan o rcSuic-
noSti njcgovih bcsedi.
- Povej mi. AriStip. ic zaccl DcmokritoS. ali
81 bill kdai svoiim StarSem hvalezcn. la 81 priScl
ma Svct}
Seveda ~m bill, ic odgovoriI Arisiip. kor
sem ma Svetu mnOgo dobrcga uzil, cesar hi ne bill
uzil. ako hi So ne bill rodil ioda ko hi moral irpcti
h"do. hi Jim he bill tako hvalezcn. in hi Sc M, zdelo.
da MISC ravnaIi modro. da so nckoga pozynli ma
svct. ko mu MISC imeli kai dati JEST: nj primcrno
zvati gostc ma g~ostijo. ako jc siromaSGina y hiSi: i'm
"a trpljenje jc tczko kdo hvalezcn.
-Jaz pa sem bill Svoii matcri hvalczcn kliub
temu. da me ie rOdila Y bcdi in mi ie pustila rev
SGino IN dedSGino i'm tudi moji otroci 81 meni h,a-
lczni.
To je lepo in ic zc Y naravi. da v>ak obCuti
~liubezen do roditel jew; vpraSanjc pa jc. &c je mo-
dro mnoziti t~rpljcnic. tctudi IL liubczni. Kaiti la
hko hi SO zgodilo, da hi vSlcd bcde in trplicnia
tvoii sinovi prelomili poStavc, la hi iih zapeliala
potrcba V rrch in hi ne incl radosti mad mimi:
kdo b bill kriy niih Slabega ~zivlicnja Ali ne oni.
Iii 50 "a rodili, ne ola hi IA mogli dobro vzgoiiti,
- To mas pray. o AriStip. toda pozna So ii.
da 81 star. ko govoriS q tenn. kajti znano jc. da So
m~arsikaj ma svetu ne da 20 wolf izprcmeni,i ka-
kor glava misli. Srce tuti. zclodcc il, tako tudi
drugi deli tclesa izpoIniuicjo Svojo naIogo in Sc
Jim pogosto nj mogotc zopcrStaviti.: znano je, ola
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
POZiV Vsem SlOVencem v Ameriki.

JugoslovanSko vpraSanje je priSlo V stadij
realnega reSevanja. Pravica naroda. da odloGi
sam u Svoji uSodi, NlovcSno proglaSena cd pred
sednika Woodrow Wils0na, nj wee zazelien ideal:
odkar Sc je skruSila po svojih lastnih zloCinih ma
pogin obSoiena habSburSka avtokracija, ie Jugo-
sloyanOm odprta pot, da Sc zediniio in organizira-
jo svoie narodno zivljenic pc Svojcm lastncm
demokraticnem sklcpu.
Toda cd druge Strani Sc prikazuje nevarnost.
da hi moglo biti iugoslovauSka demokracija takoi
oh svojem ~roiStvu pc krivici okruScna in pahnic-
ma V %polozai, Iii hi u~grozoval nieno neodvisnoSt.
svobodo nienega razvoia in povzroGil k%ouflikte,
XII hi lahko u6inkovali kot nov Svetovem vulkan.
Cd strani ltaliianov, ziveGih Y uckdaj a%vstrij-
skem F%rimorju, sc ie priGcla obSima in intenzivna
propaganda. podpria T. bogatiml aredstvi. XII gre
"a tenn, da hi Italia .anektirala jugoSlovanSkc de
zele oh .IadranSkem morju, podvrela velik del
JugOslovanov zopet tuji vladi in uStvarilu $ TEN
pezadovoljnoSt XII Sc nikdar ne hi polcgla, tcmvec
hi neizogibno takala ma priliko, da o. novcm
krvavem spopadu odStraui kriviro.
V lei resni situaciii so Zcdinjene drzave ;
Svojim predIcdnikom WilSonom naSc naivecie
upanie. Nlada Zediuicnih drzav mi nikdar Skle-
pala niti priznavala pogodb. Iii nanaSajo naSemu
narodu kruto krivico. Natcla "a S~klepanjc miru.
XII Jill je predsednik Wilson obiayil vScuu Svclu.
obSegajo tiste pravicc. IA katerc Sc bojujcmo mi.
NeStetokrat jc predsednik Wilson naglaSal. da Sc
bojujc Amerika "a trajcn mir. To ie, kar zelimo
tudi mi. In ker zclimo traien mir, zclimo pravico.
kcr ie le ma nieni podlagi mogoc.
Zategadeli predlaga SlovcnSko Republicans
sko Idruzenjc. da Sc obrncio JugoSlovani Y Anne
riki, Svcsini 81, da izpolnjujeio $ tenn zeljc svoiih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

- kar Sc tiCe della, pa Sc mi zdi, da III pozneJe
tudi gospoda sauna prijeIa "a delo. kar j Sedaj nj
treba, ko dobi poceni Judi, iii dclajo namcsto ME.
Ako jc namrcc vas doSti. m0ratc dclati. Ecr IN ST.
Ger V bedi poginili. ako pa vG' bo malo. DO "oSpo-
Ola vas prosila IA delo in dohro pIacala. MI Sc II
ne Zdi tako!
- Idi Sc mi. da ic tako.
- Scdai, ko vas ie mnogo. >c moratc boriti "a
delo. da morctc vSai ' bcdi III trpljcnJu Mvctl.
poi tenn pa hi So lahko iZbirali dclo in bI Sami dciali
DO wolff. kolikor hi bio potrebuo. Tako IN oStalo
pravo razmeric, ki ic pc wolff b0goN harmoniIa
zivlienim. Scdai pa raSic trcbnh in Nrcc III glava
Sc dobro poGutitn. X vi L laSinO bodo IN triple :
MEM polniic glavno podlago livljenja. ne da III
bill pri lem IN svoic dclo dclcIni dobrOt. Iii in MI
vaio oni. katcrim Sluzitc.
Use sc mi zdi. da jc res takO. u Aristip. -
- In Vcnla rSc ii ne 2di. da hi bilo 10 memo
goGe.
- Ne zdi Sc mi ncmogocc. Dorm Ie pc Sc
danjem rcdu vccjc zlo mogocc.
Ne samo mogoce. ampak nuino ncizogibno.
-Ako torci izprcyidiS rako rcsnico. ali nj
tvoja dolznoS; po Mi uravrati Svojc zivIicnic.
Ma vsak natin. ic rckcl DcmokritoS in Sc
ic zasmcial.
Cuimo 80 mi zdi. da Sc Smcici. jc rckcI
Aris,ip.
Kako hi Sc ne .%lncial, ic rckcl Dcmokritos,
ko mi s%vctujcS Icpe naukc. hi Jill iaz sam odobra-
YAM. XII Jill ma ne morcm izpolniti. kcr jc pre-
po2no.
- Zakai ie vpraSal AriStip.
Xato. kcr sem Zc star in imam ~ diesel
otrok. ,
~ To ie res. je rekel .AriStip, toda kar ie pre-
pozno cate, nj prepozno ~ drugc. ki so tvoji po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

rojakov V domovini, do predsednika WilSOna 5
proSnjo IA zaSGito pravicc. PrepriGani smo. da ie
20 namen predsednika samega. Toda nihGe ne
more poznati deianskih razmer v vsakem koticku
sveta, in propaganda primOrskih Italijanov gre ~
ten. da postavi resnicni pOlozaj V napatno luG.
kar il ie ~olajSano 5 tenn. da ie AvStriia Sama
ustvariala fikciie III SkuSala utajiti ckSiStcnco
jugoslovanskega liudstva Y primorSkih dczclah.
Rojakil Predlagamo YAM peticiio, XII mai Sc
poSljc predsedniku Zedinjenih drzav. ter VAS pro-
Simo, da naberete zanio pOdpiSe vSeh ~roiakov pc
Svoiih naSelbinah. kar Jill morctc doSeGi. ProSimo
Vas, da opravite TO dclo elm hitrejc je mogoGc,
kajti re zaGetkom prihodnjega meseca odpotuie
predsednik Wilson Y EvrOpo. da Sc udclcli mirov-
mega k%ongreSa.
NpraSanjc. "a katcro gre, So titc ScVcda V,ch
JugoSlovanov. SlovenSko RepubliGansko Zdruzc-
ME bo cato apeliralo tudi ma JugoSlovanSki Ma
rodni Svet. da Sc pridruzi tel akciji, bodisi la
predlozi Syoiemu GlanStvu poSebno pcticijo, ali pa
ia nabcre podpise in Sc peticija skupno prcdlozi.
kar hi bio pc mnenjiu eksekutivc u>pcincjie.
Organizacije. XII sluGajno ne hi dobilc p%eticiic.
mai Sc zanje ncmudoma obrnejo do glavncga tai
nika ma naslov Anton j. Terbovec. Box. |. Cicero.
Illinois. Eksckutiva Slovcu>kega
RepublitanSkcea Zdruzcnia.
Predsednik Woodrow Wilson.
Bella hiSa.
Washington. ID. c.
GoSpod!
Med malimi narodi. katcrim prinaIaio NaSa
Gista naGela, razglaScna Y mnogih NaSih govorih.
moznost svobodnega zivljcnja. 50 tudi Jueo,lo-
vani. katerim ie NaSa krcpkn beScda = najkritit-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

Modro "ovoriS. q .\ri>tip. ToJo pri fen,
MI Ic pr'Sla miSci. ii 81 jo konaj upam povcda,i.
- Govori odkrito. Dcmokrito,.
Ml>llm 81 tako: Ako hi gorcnii boea,i in
prcmozmi SIoji u,iaviii ploditcv. kar ic modro. hi
olIo IN nHlc Slolc koristno. da Sc hilro rnozc. Ecr
ID pc Stevilu prchitcli viSic. vclika mlozica hi M.
!%roclIa vcliko bcdo. pomanikanic i'm trplicnic
;" '"No ID II mnogoSievilni slim in rciityc zclini
p''I''saI! ono manjSc StcviIo viSiil. hogatih in
os,apc,'n III III 81 razdclili Nth imetie Ter izprcmc-
"'i N'No"' p" SNop Holli. 10 katerih hi incl vsak
r"ako III NSl NSc Skupno delavncmu hi SO izpIaGolo
dclo. Icnuhc hi zapodili IL drz,ye Take Il; hilo
odstranJena beda kot najvcGic zlo in , fem hi od-
pad'a visa drnga (zla). Oni, XII scdaj delaio. hi mo-
mora1 III ma dclo in kdor scdai 1rni. hi po,cm nc
,rpel' kcr hi Sc dclo delilo in vsem cnako nlocalo.
r""'em 81 ind' ~Zlvljcnie in nicgovc darovc cnako
uzivali. '""
lkonec prih0dnjiC).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
. 1EA &k@@ez4 SMSw
MAY 4, 1913
KAISER AND PEOPLE.

we are no. going to separate the German people
from their kaiser" says former Pres't Taft
Without being Of the precise in which
Mr. Taft this, utter hearty Amen We are
going to go ahead and lick them both together
For a long time Americans Rugged to our souls
the deusion that essential difference be-
tween wilhelm and his people. was the gov
eminent that running amuck in Europe and COM
hitting intoerabe onenses against America The Ger
man people we insisted, all right-much the
same sort Of rok as Teutonic citizens, merely
caught BY chance in the machine We persisted in
this idea after entered the war Some Amer
leans believe it, But the majority of us
can no longer close eyes fact that kaiser and
people. government and nation.
il Is the ruling class to be that is primarily
responsible The Hohenzolerns the Tirpitzes Hin
denburgs. the HertlinEs. the puned-up royalty, pro-
fessona miitarsts, Junker statesmen and the indus
trial leaders who have fatened privileges, the sleek
professors and editors who have toadied
power these have persistenty and deliberately
tnised the German nation until they nodded in
their evil image.
Bst its no use deivns into We face the
fact the molding has been accomplished, and gov
eminent and people indistinguishable
The German nation has stood for the most criminal
history still stands for the in it's every
phase and for the men who direct it. The German
people rejoiced in the crushing Of Belgium and
Poland the betrayal of Russia the murderOus Zeppelin
raids the U-boat assassinations. the liquid fire AMI
poison gas and all the atrocities committed by their
army and navy.
The German people have not only acquiesced in these
horrors. They have committed them This every
child knows, is OF nations. The German ruling
class ~ could hour. The kaiser
is only fgurehead. a symbol 1t is not Hndenburg that
IS hammering the French, British and Americans in
Picardy and Flanders. 1t is Trpitz who is tor
pedoing our ships. Il is the German people who are
doing this work for them, and in the of the
Eatherland.
is therefore the Fatherland that we have got to
smash Kaiser and people both guilty both
nnenacing. The people menacing than their
ridiculous strutng emperor because there many
Of them-an with false and dangerous ideas in their
heads Both must go down together.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04

would mean easy sailing for Graham-if read the
signs Alright.
Just jas we have said before. the old Brick BIZ
partisan machie rehaBitating itself and the basis
OF difference which party wins. the people always
lose 70 the Invisible government that more i'm
medatey holds the reins Il is the system that gave
Boss Tweed his grip New York city until Har-
per's Weekly exposed IL and broke it up II is the
same system long in vogue in Chicago the republicans
carrying the Cook county and the democrats the city.
then dividing up the spos and the people take
the hindmost.
As for US we are more interested in the people
than Wa IN either republicans democrats. The
county commissioners clear their skirts. having
their blunder pointed out TO them. by proceeding
to CORRECT it; comparatively easy matter. the
is as plain the their faces II they, in
good faith. institute the suit against Mr.. Graham.
demanded of them. and prosecute it to finish their
good faith be established. The public will hardly
hold them responsible for having fooled if they
but Justify themselves faithful, which means
successful effort make it good against the gentle
gentlemen who fooled them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
siNOS ANTS y
better"

secy Baker brings back from France ex-
PLANTATION of the term Sammy" generally applied to
troops abroad.
the Americans first landed on the other side.
says they everywhere with shouts of Viva
rAmerique" (Hurrah for America) and mos Amis"
(our friends) The first of these greetings was in
teiligible enough to any of the newcomers however
ignorant French But the second puzzler Pro-
nounced ''No-Zammy" with emphasis the Fanny"
sounded like Sammy" than anything else. Our
boys took it that. and thus the name came into
general use.
Most Americans have assumed that the name was
adapted from Uncle Sam. It's acceptance helped.
any by the fact that it suggested that derva
ton.
One explanations just good the other We like
think of soldiers representatives of their
Uncle sam. And also like to think that every time
Frenchnan or Briton calls of them Sammy" he
means friend"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
THE MELTING POT
Come Take Pot Luck With Us"
THE MARINES.
BY James !. Montague.


BY
m
We
we read
And o o
Philippines I'm
It's that the
They always a
o he o a
And beude whatever thinks a
Will
Surrender"
The first o cor the o quit always
They fought their through the cali
That Uncle ALL
And in the thick of fight against the rushing Hun
They'll stand. confident odds of
And
o o
battlefeld-but i
And with brine still
o o n
And when the sienced, and the gsly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
GET INTO THE STRIDE.

Aonzo Taylor of the federal food administration
recently said that consumption of wheat is nearly
normal in spite the saving effected by great
bers of DUR people The thing has been true in
England where 20 percent of Brains population-the
upper 2O-saved percent OF wheat while the total
consumption increased percent The is that
workers naturally the most nutrtive food they
get at price and wheat products fall
in that class.
It's up to the folks who afford to buy fresh
vegetables and fruits and cereals other than wheat
down their wheat ration to good deal less than
the allotted amount per person. There Of
people who have eat the wheat suffer from lack
of proper nourshment 1t is the others who must do
the conserving.
Summer is coming with its vegetable gardens and
fruits will be greater opportunity to save
wheat by eating other foods And whether that were
true or not got it. AS DR.. Taylor expressed
it: The sooner we get into saving stride the
better"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
BOSS" GRAHAM'S FEE SYSTEM AGAIN.

Exposure of Archibald c. Ciraham's collection Of
lass in fees from the county under a void
tract contract said be void, by the of
legal talent in the oity-Tees that are so plainly an
exploitation regardless their invaiidty,-brings
light a condition that is bad enough but add
his attempt to collect Sass in fees by having road
reviewers attach the amount to real estate values
lands TO purchased by the county for road pur-
poses then recurring the vendor to pay to
him exhibits a condition that is even worse. Dr.
Louis Proudht of Osceoa. whr was to be Grahams
good anger in this matter but who failed develop
his brand Of wings deserves to be congratulated.
we do presume to know exactly how the tax
payers OF Joseph county feel about having their
money 3ostled about. and raid after such
nef. but to mind it is time call halt DR..
Proudht did call halt Tar concerned his being
a party o had hired Graham for a lawyer
and he wouldn't pay him, net with money fur
nished him by the county by initiation values in
land sale Graham must have told a pleasing tale to
the reviewers to have induced them consent it
either
It was way of getting around the county auditor.
and his disposition OF "watch-dOgsm" toward the
county treasury that ali it was and. such
watch dogism'' seems by the
bipartisan combination back OF the exploitation that
the auditor slated for retirement. crime
ist H. that public official should stand by the public
Il TO be the ideals, and disposition Of these
men. In their attacks upon Auditor Wolf that a
public indeed opportunity to aid and sbet
in the putting Of private snaps and that failure
to coincide with such methods. is evidence of in
efficiency.
Ordinarily. when the public a faithful ana
painstakng servant. the disposition TO keep him.
beyond that for Auditor
Wolf Our reference in particular TO the
motives OF the bipartisan combination its
endeavor to get rid Of him II Graham but get
In the auditors Office and in the treasurer's
ONCE who will succomb his suayty, as he has made
reviewers commissioners. and county coun-
ellis listen in The past and then give him a stool
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
rHE YALtIABLE GIFT


A wan street banker who Is something of a book
collector sent a volume the soldiers library. 1t
happened to be a first edition of Whittiers poems a
book of great value asked the donor II
they might sell the book at its market value, and use
money by others less expensive which the army
lads would probably IKE just as we'll.
Please don's.' replied the banker. IN give YOU a
check to buy all the other books you want won't miss
the money. But I'm giving this book because it is a
sacrifice. and I so directly into the hands
Of the boys in France, because l think maybe OF
them will prize it as do"
There is story the public has needed to hear Too
many books are given because they're worth any
thing not because they're expected to interest the SOL
ders but because the tired of seeing them
around 1t should hardly necessary to repeat that
the way 10 give books to soldiers-or anybody else,
for that maters to give books that the giver himself
likes and values.
This is the soundest principle of all philanthropy.
And it should be applied every phase of We
have got to give many things what we are fighting
for. what expect the war. Is great and
precious that trivial casual sacrifices will buy it.
we have got to give what value most We have got
give tin hurts then keep giving. The hurt
itself is part of the price we pay.
And would you have expected to learn that
from Wall street?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
GARDEN SPORT.

modest hardware man, in a modest newspaper ad.
spruAg idea that needs only be mentioned to
win approval
Advertising garden tools with appropriate nlustra-
tons he uses the happy caption. For Garden Sports
Do you it? You do If you've ever in your life done
any real gardening the idea sinks home and in about
seconds upsets lot of musty false notions hung
cobwebbed brains by habit, association and trad-
ton.
What finer sport is there. when you to think
of It, than playing around garden? "A garden is a
Iovesome thing God wot. the poet 1t is also
sportsdme thing Heathfu exercise. fresh air. sun
shine, cheerfulness. skill competition the pride OF
achievement what is there in any outdoor sport tina.
you can't find in your garden. least your
garden matched against your neghbors7
along the there benefits that other
pastimes never dreamed Of Your garden not only
yor Appetite it also satisfies it, And while other
sports cost money-the least useful general
l. costing the most--gardenng puts money in your
pocket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
ALWAYS ON TIME.

is the man who buys one OF our
standard makes of watches. This
jewelry store has established a rep
utation for having the most reliable
watches made, and years OF exper-
fence where the utmost accuracy in
watches is demanded qualities Us
to know what good watch is and
how to repair and adjust it to your
satisfaction--10 to $50 discount on
watches this month. Chas. M.
Schuell, 21S South Michigan st.
-Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04

at times. obstl-
nate OCCASION
ally, but chival-
rCus, truthful,
straight in ali
n is dealings
with others, be
they his friends
or his foes, and
the soul of hon
or. He has
been personally
discussed more
than any other
British pOliti-
clan, but no
one. however,
much opposed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
III ARCHIE DO ~

If your automobile needs trim
ming let Archie do it, He knows
how. He is up on all branches cf
trimming. Taking out dents in body
or tenders. Recovering tops, max
ing new tops, hood covers. Placing
new lights in your automobile cur
tains. etc. Archie. The Auto Trim
mer. Form erly with Colfax Mfg.
Co. Now at 217 South Main Il.
Bell phone 1904 --Advt.