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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
The Woman in Pink
Is Not0 the FaUorite.
But Her Face and Hand Must Match
Her Gowns and All Be Deep
in Color

The woman who is pink this year
is the woman who will be admired
Your checks must be bright pink:
your flesh must be faint pink; the
palms Of yolf hands must be a ripe
pink and your lips must be cherry
pink They must be SO deep a pink
that If they were any pinker they
would be red
That is the beginning of the list OF
necessary pinks of the year, but there
are many others.
When the up-to-date woman dresses
herself she pins q bunch Of pink
flowers in her corsage; when she goes
out she wears pink roses: when she
rests in the hammock she has a bunch
of pink blossoms, and for afternoons
she Is dream in spicy smelling car.
nations. She chooses pink flow are,
and all her garnitures are pink.
Pink is the becoming color. 1t is
the color or backgrounds. The paint
er surrounds his sitter with a pink
ish halo and the decorator, II he
knows his business, will work little
pink into the draperies.
1t may be hat she Is = ench in her
tendencies, and in that case she wears
black gown with touch of pink
somewhere. Pink and black are ef.
fective. They are the kissabls col
ors. One is pathetic, the other 10
tender. and the combination of the
two is irresistible.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
One by Ingalls,.

Melville ingalls,. the western rail-
way magnate, was induced by friend
while spending Sunday with him to
attend service at a church the pas
tor of which is noted for the extreme
length Of his sermons. AS the friends
were leaving at the conclusion of the
service the Bostonian, with touch
Of pride. inquired "Dr Blank is a
most eloquent minister, is he not?"
Very eloquent was the dry response
Of the railroad man. but ne has poor
terminal facilities"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

ming. The fronts and backs consist
of stripes of linely-tuckcd nainsooli
with openwork Insertion. The sides
are plain: at the lower part are two
gathered flounces of embroidery put
on rather full. The sleeves consist
of a puff of naiusook gathered into
band of insertion. finished by tucked
frill edged with narrow embroidery
The full epaulette is of embroidery
like the fiounces. The neck is fin.
ishod by narrow band edged with
embroidery
Materials REQUIRED: One and one
fourth yard nainsook 80, inches wide
four yards insertion, about 6 yards
wide embroidery, ono and three
fourths yard narrow embroidery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
RAPID CAR BUILDING.
How Work Was Rushed on a Fine
Passenger Coach for ar In
dia Railway.

There have been good many at
tcmpts TO establish records in the
building OF locomotive engines, and
they have all gone to show that al.
most incredible feats of construction
can te man god if programme of
work is carefully drawn up and rigid
ly carried out, says Engineering. One
does not look for such tiiumphs of or
gani7ation except from among the
leading works of this country or
America, and il is somewhat of a
surprise TO find chat equally meri,or-
ious performed - mas be obtained
from proverbi'lly slow native labor In
India when directed by competent
European engineers.
II fell to the lot of the Great Indian
Peninsula Railway company to need
trailer coach to run in connection
with small tank locomotive at ex.
tremely short notice, and advantage
was taken of the fact to see what
could be done in the company's work.
shops at Parel in the way of rapdity
of construction.
On March /. this year, the order
was given, drawings were at once put
In hand, and The necessary material
ordered. P the 26th the me- tn
everything was ready for erecting
operations to commence The men,
SO in number, under the direction OF
eight "maistries," were assembled at
$40 a. m. and started to work len
minutes later. Some laid down the
framing and made the floor, others
worked at the sides and ends, so that
by 4:30 p. m. considerable show had
been made. No overtime was worked,
the length of the working day being
eight hours.
BY Wednesday morning the under
frame, which had been prepared in
the meantin >, was in p ION er
the body The doors, wi dows, blinds,
seats, etc, were Simultaneously In
the hands of &C carpenters under the
guidance of three mai ries,' while
nine rimms : prepared the uphpis ar
ing and decorations. On the after
noon of the third day the carriage re-
ceived its first or printing coat of
paint. The painting Of lie Inside aad
outside of the vehicle was proceeded
with on the Thursday morning, a
charge man and 90 ps 'nters being
emplo. ed, ald the QUITE. roof cover
was also put on, the doors were hung,
windows put in place and the general
internal arrangements were C M
pl, ed.
The final coats of paint and var.
nish were 6 zen on the Friday. The
car on viii II this remarkable work
was done W 5 of no mean dimensicas.
1t measured 81 feet in length and vas
nine feet six inches wide over the
mouldings. The steel underframe was
60 feet long, and rested on four
wheeled bogies, spaced 40 feet apart
from center to center.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
A Good Rea son

One Of the American visitors who
have been swarming into oxford was
surprised to learn from porter at the
station that he had about another mile
to cover before he reached Magdalen.
He asked why the blazes the station
had been built SO far from the col
leges." The Oxford porter replied,
gravely: Il dunno, sir; but spect
they thought it more handy tc have 1t
down here by the railway"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

ald cloth-covered mas. One min
ate. two minutes. Then the husband
apoke slowly.
WAS you thinkin' Of separation,
pcrcas?"
ut had come to that pass with ne.
asschsr."
For good and all?"
Yes. sir"
Cope's feet shifted forward and he
A1tchsd his chair nearer
'"Most ten years ago. he said, SOL
ARnly, II smashed my thumb mendin'
fence. and come to you to have 1t
8sas UP. You done It all right and
slad enough. but there was somethin'
n the way jour face looked and Jour
Ashton of turnin' away. disgusted-
eke. that hurt my feeliu's dreadful.
Twas as IL you hated to touch me, or
have mo touch you. and 1t bit into me.
Thinks l. II I've got too old for COM
tOrtin' and being fused over, 80 be
-. All day, KEEP feelin' Ia my pock-
~ to gee wnst I'd lost, but things was
eli there What I'd lost wasn't in my
clothes. And tri?d to CESS away the
sesIiN' but it wouldn't save me.
hated to go In to mealE-somshow-"
~ rec'lect that mornir'," rejoined
Ne woman aeaently NY nerves was
Ai on edge with neura!g.. Was at
ne day you set readin' your paper
after supper, and | COLI. up to put
my arm around you, me amin to give
yOu q kiss. and you turned your head
away quick End shrinkod from me? II
made my heart stoy featin'. was 80
surprise. and mad. says to myself,
The next kiss comes from him. II
never c; e"
Funny you should have remsm-
bored that" muttsred the farmer,
stroking his chin whisker thought
iGlly
Funny you should lave remem-
hsrad y tomb" Dor"as pulled out
10. c;ectacl' adjusted them careful
~ and locke at him.
And the next day. and the next, till
i was weeks. months, ysars OF livin'
M an east wind" quotE her spouse
(erllIe AHA Idsp0Gtlul We WAN d.
WAYS, but couldn't shake off the diff
ference. 1t cat into ne. Lately, it's
ben worse. got sick of it. Twas all
through nj like disease, and ua
Erowin' oiSer and queerer That's
uhy IL borrowed your clothes line"
Were those tears trucking from be-
heath the srsctacles of Dorcas? Ths
old man did not see. He could not
for the suddan mist clouding his eysA
Perhaps lis best to let you go, he
murmured, but-I-dunno.
Twas yoqr left thumb" cried Dor
cas-, irrelsvantly. Let's see it,"
Cope gave another hitch and theis
knees touched The woman bent low
over the rough. SCARED member,
pressed her lips to 1t and sobbsd.
Il taxa i back. husband she
-holed The first kiss comes from
me-"
Cod be thanked" His husky whis-
oer broke. The winds from the south
aow. Dorcss Well keep 1t BLOWN.
dear. we'll keep 1t blowin'i"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
Made to Paw Poll Tax

The town of Henrietta, n. Y, takes
proper view of the poll tax and the
duty of its collection. Two citizens
here who declined to pay their 81
poll tax were arrested and sentenced
TO jail for go days. Declaring at first
hat they would rot In jail before they
would pay cent, the two finally set
tied for the tax and costs by paying
e10.S5 and $ll.55, respectively.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
Tarpe Veins.

Where thu yein5 of the hands are
so pronounced and the hands red
there is pot circ ulation; you should
see a physician for such condition.
Or, which is very possible. you are
wearing too tight collars or cuffs or
your sleeves are too tight in the arm
hole. Anything that conFlrifts any
where about the body cau.as the
hands to swell and the veins % show.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
THE VOGUE OF LINEN.
Linen Frocks, Line. - and Linen
Neckwear = Mdry rainty Dress
Accessories OF III Material.

Linen has played prominent role
In the comedy of the fashions during
the las: few seasons, and, while sheer
lingerie stufts have inierfered some-
what with the vogue CT the heavier
forms or linen for ceremonious wear,
the linen fad is still fourishing might
lily in the province of the tailored
shirt waist, the simple tub frock and
the little dress accessories.
Open eyelels arc sprinkled through
the design of the belt embroidery. and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
At Bacon Ridge.

Drummer-Moving pictures at the
town hall last night, Ell? How was
the Cannon Ball Express?
Postmaster-Too plagued natural
Why, bless yeour heart, mister, when
i1e train came to the tunnels it looked
80 lifelike that the boys out in the
audience began to kiss the gals right
before everybody. - Chicago Daily
News
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

the lower part is arranged In three
The dress is drawn in just below the
waistline by white leather belt; the
fastening of cress is at the back. The
wide collar and cuffs are of white
linen, trimmed with narrow beading
embroidered with re cotton. A red
silk tie Is passed under the collar and
knotted in front.
Material required: -Four and one
half yards zephyrs 2S inches wide.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
Nail Pnwdar.

Formula for nail powder. One-half
ounce Of violet talcum powder. one
half ounce of pulverized boric acid,
ar half ounce of powdered starch.
Is droHs Of tlncture of carmine. APP
ply fiS. little nail rouge. then put
on the powder and polish with a
channels skin buffer. Only slight
rosy glow is necessary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
Pretty Dress for n
Dear = - Maiden.
1t Is Intended e. a Child of from
Six to : = Years
OF =

For summer wear this is pretty lit.
tie washing dress, suitable to be made
in all kinds of cotton material, linen
or holland Our model Is in red spot
ted zephyr with a white ground. Il
has deep yoke bac.; and front OF
double material or 1t might be lined
with calico, If liked. The material for
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
WAYS TO ENTERTAIN
SOME INerIRATIoNs THAT WILL
AID TIE HOSTESS.
SCHEME FOR 4 C-.J.,CH PARTY
It Will Please Both Old AMI Youns
Of the Cong 4 n1ok
Party That Is I " ana
Novel.
Many REQUESTS haye been receive,

Many requests have been receive,
from correspondents. asking for /
simple and inexpensive WAY to serv,
refreshments at class parties giveI
by schoolgirls and by church suaietiei
composed of juniors. Tas "Caf,
Mystere" can be easily arransel ant
the expense is no more than Tie or
dinary way Of serving, and it has thu
advantage of being out of Tie or
binary
Seat the guests at a table. an
each place put card like the follow
ing:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15
Dainty Garment for
Wee Me of CirA
To Be Made of Ea.nsook with Trim.
ming of cr"nwork En-
broiGety.

Nainsook is used for tho dress. ard
1pen'work embroidery for the trim.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-15

All la!A.As machines axe not made;
poms are born.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
Gnslanos nsutr gOtfdaaer.
&tfehrsaes Ssaat&maaa i.no 6~etalnter he
naSp0a e,ta sr ArfaL

GrfssrsHes Craftsman ,uo betaunter her.
oarraeenoer @eiebrter.
Get Der Grnennung oes @6ef1etrez
tdrs bon yrIarb, Sames grpce, aur,
Ra9foIger bes btsberigen 6ritiiasn
gptf9afters 5ir M}ortin1er Duranb in
@df9tnston 1T Ser Munf@ ausf9laae
etbeno getpeien, ben @afbingtoner pos
ften nit einem Mfanne BON aubsrsez
pDbnlther 8eoeutltng gu beIeben, etuem
Manne. Der auBer politifdem @influB
elm ipmputbiides @~eritGnbnib fir oas
amertfaHifde Wolt uno ameritanH6s
Qngelegenbeiten befist, ct ION i'm
Stanbe leiu, @roBbrttannisns friibe=
rem ginfluB in Waibington, Der rad
englii6er 4uffdHuns bon Dem 6euts
f9en 8otfdafter ufurpirt nDrb.n TT,
tpie0er 5uriidaugentnnen-
Sn Der Shat biirfte Gnglanb nit Der
Gruennung 8rpees fir ben Mafbins-
toner 8otf9afterpoiten eine pDrsueltdbe
Wabl getroffen baben. 8rpees Mert
y29e Amertcdn GommoHtDedlth," elHe
Srudt feiner bret Reiien mad ben Der.
Stoaten, aeigt Elm ppllfommenss Scr
tGnoniB fir amerifanti9e Ginri9tuns
gen, 9efeBe ltnb gepflosenbeiten. Sein
BUD Contributions" oas ben Inter
f9ho In ben W~erfaHuRgen GroBbritans
MEMS, Der ibrissn europdifden Staa=
ten unb Der Union In breiten Qinien
setgt. tptrb allen a~Hgebenoen amertta=
ntf8en IbbOtaten a~nempfoblen.
James Brpee lit fdottifGfirti9sr
4bfunft unb erbiidte 1897 In 9elfaft,
Srlonb, ala Spbn zines 9eiftliden oas
2i4t Der Welt. Or beIuhts DIE Unit
~Derfitdten Glasgow unb OrfDrb, rurbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
Sames Srsee.

1867 aur Barre susslaHen uno na5m
bon 1870 Bis 1893 Die NegiusprpfeFur
fur Gipilredt an Der OSforbsr l1nis
periitdt Elm. Elm 2ebrituhl, Der bereits
1546 bon Qeinrtd Dem Mdten besrin.
oct purbe unb bon Dem ietpsiligen eng.
lif@en Gtaatsoberbaupte beIett nirb,
Sn Der 3piidenaeit mar Bruce parlo,
mentsmitslieo uno 3analer bss Ger
sost9ums bon 2ancaiter nit gts ia,
brtttf9en adbinett, Na9 1893 betbG.
ttgte fth 8rpee aIs Nrdfibent Der 3au.
oslstammer, fOtpie ala 0orisenber Der
ROmmtffipn fir bDbsres @hulrsfsn.
Gbeffetretdr fir Srlonb fpRrbe er I'M
DECEMBER 1905.
Bruce TT Witslisb elmer @eiAe BON
ptHenfHaftliAen @efeqfdafttn unb
S~uitttuter. gstn Bud .She Sels
ROman empire" gilt ais oas hheus
ten6ife Merf. bas IN England abss Aiez
len Gesenftanb te sd&ri.ben fporh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

spuEhe 1866 unter bie 3abl Der Snse>
KieurRrafntunteR aufgenommen. @non
1S72 tpuxbe er tpesen ieiner 6ernprra=
senoua Befdbi8uns unb fetnsr tpeitgez
5enAsH RrautniHs, Die er burh Gtuz
baeRssajen in's @usIano ertpeitert batte,
IN bes Roneeium Der Oberbirsttton
ees Nafers unb Gtrabenbauss bsrus
t hem er bann 81 Sahre lang anse=
ga bat.
O@ REPRESENTATION our Inter-
}s&nag Der GtromnerbaltniFe beg
6AesA2 unb feiner pi9tisftsn Nebenz
faiNs stbSrte er felt 3uIammentritt
btfex Rommiffton an. nit Der
1lebsuaG4me feines neusn Nmtes legt
4rnf&ent 4nnfen bte WoIenbung feis
ma sxIbten Mertes, Der Rbsinresulis
8apes A0B beibt Der Serftsaung elmer
Observation-Disclosures I'm @betn,
q tinen BIB In Die fleinftsn Gin
tA1eten agsgearbeiteten Gntipurf sez
f9uifn bat, in anbers 9Gnbe. Sir bis
lhzsfahruns oiefes srOBarttseu unb Be-
hEutaRsspOnen prOisttes bat 9oniea
uArslans geDirtt. unb erf I'M Dersan-
stnen Sabre 1T nab ueberpin6uns
5abaofer S1ptertetsttsn cine DDuiss
0tniguHg Der betbsiltgten @taaten unb
@eASrosn 5uftanoe setDmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
MnDr-ArtiGers.

0tu SrtsssawtsmsbH tn bsiowssss itarter
agasfSAsa~s-
9efOnoeres JaiereHe auf Der jinss
pen @erliner MISUNDERSTANDING
bat Elm Don Gbrbdrbt in Difelborf
1ssgeitelItss pan3eruutomobil NIT 60.
pfrbiSem 9en5inmDtor errest, bas Elm
f&peres Gei@ab. nGmlia eine 2aSltse
Runone nit Mpbrra6lauf fiibrt uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

BGaserautOmsttI nIb 5psi1Oatge sanune nit
Nobrradlauf.
N GtlosaBen dhnltcben 3peden oienen
fOu fuie Oer panssr5ua, Der i'm 9urene
trsege cine 70 srobe ROIs sefpielt bat.
Dor benz pauSer5us absr bat bas
pau5eraat0ulobil ben 9orsus, Dab es
nt3t an ban G4tenentpes se6unoen III.
Das GabrsefeQ biefss arisssfa6rs
senses lit IN 6bHli9er Weife pie Bel
anberen MutomObilsr, nur in befons
berB fartsr Musfibrung berssit.ut.
Der Massntaften III NIT einem danger,
blsHmantsl aus Ridefitabl BON ettpas
Aber . sou Gsdrte urngeben, burA ben
fCsnokl bee 6atrer als aud DIE Be-
b-isHingkmanuf9uften bes gei6lses
gebedt fnb. Mls Dorridungen our
Be5ienung unb Jlbruns bes Wagens
f0rpis our @trettfelung gum Jsuern
ftHhs inHerbalb oss Magens ansepronet.
I'm BIN Mosen fsFt5uffea.n, fnb ebsns
faus innerbdIb oes Dangers bier trGf-
ttse SpinbslH pOrseisbsn, bts fsbr
t&nea BON inHen berunt.rgslaFsn unb
fsFgaAruubt fperben tSnntn. !5iers
bur& pirb fir bos Gefdab cine feIts
llntsrlase esf&uffsu. unb bic Gebern
tps2a@ %entfaftet. Oas 9sT9lB TT auf
sassar Ytf auf Dem Rabmsn aufsee
f4reR6ttn gefteG aufsebaut unb mad
alien Ridtungen bin bsfDesli6. Der
MhTxit1Hstaitsa bat pIab fir 100
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
seeifer giat Rom gaeen.

SD min Denen. bic am tabrneu
Maden nno an ben Nieren leioen,
einerl Stat 9eben. iaat 8. 81. 8lan.
tenlbip, Bed, Tenn. Sd babe Die
grfnbrunn oernadt, oaB electric Bit
tere bieie aeiben pufiti0 BELT. Naf
@ebraub pm Elm paar sslaiden roar
i'd turiert. @mpfeble ihn nit Ser.
anitoeu. gu baben bel aoDlph Drei6
unh 81. gpbu & SO. 8reie so CITE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
Bum San Tranriseotr Sbalareit.

Gtn &ompetsWtpanift sspiiden Baaesss
una Staatsreaierune.
gu elmer Dirt tnternettonaler ssigur
1T Der ~sehnjGbrige aeidtAi aoti In
Gan 5rancisco sepor0en. Der bis DOT
Sturgeon cine bOrtiss primdridule NIT
GrfpIs beiu9te, baben ibu bod Die
Ger. Stauten=R esieruns u,b Der iapa@
ntfAe ROnfuI llpeno als RLSssr sseeu
Die San GranetseOer S6ulbshSrbs In
Dem Streite nm QUALIFYING Giiati{&er
atnber tn bic G6ulen Der Meibsn aus
getpdhlt.
Gs banbelt fid bier tn LETTER 2tnie
UNI niGts @erirssrss ala um ttNer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
aeAniker ais Alinilter.
Gtne Sse.ernn9 i,a @asssI6abIe-9sx Eater
Der O beia1esuItrna8.

9urd DIE Grnennlng 6es @taats=
rdths Mar 9oni.G gum Setter Oes buz
otf4en Jinan5peiens tit gum erften
Male i'm GrOBberaostbum 8uoen Elm
Se9ntfer auf ben ppften eines pers
GntpDrtli1en Miniiters berufsn tporz
ben. Ginan3praiibent 9pnieu 1T I'm
Sabre 1843 gu Ronitan3 geboren uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

2Ompstenatonflitt SpiI6en 8unbesrt.
gterung uno Staat, in fpeIdem bic
erfttre Die Dsrtrassmdbissn Rsdt. Der
4uslGnber Dertrttt. Dte Gan Granz
cisccer S6ulbeb6roe biliste bic Nuse
pabl oss aldsers CUR 96affung zines
S.ffaqss.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-31
Ivan Solar.

Svoje dni so SvobOde zclini 4.
moricani zavrgli in prvlirali vse
kralje, ceSarje in oStale krOnane
buteljne - a danes? TrebuSrSti
Taft, mas vOjni ta.jnik in desna pc
rutnica RooSevltova Sc ic vrgel
pod noge krvavega meSarja nh rus
skem tronu - caria Nikolaja in
mu Stishal roko. Ponosni ameriS.
Xxi repwblikanci, poveSite oci!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-31

rijat DO posteno plaeal khpitaliz-
mu svoj dolg -.
Kaj mas 6aka V novem letu9
Ali DO bolie ali - Slabsef Marsi-
kteri delavec bi bill rad ma jas
mem marSikteri hi rad vedel. kaj
mu DO prineslo TO leto.
Emo je gotovo: tako DO, kakor
bono SAM hoteli, mi delavci. mi
proletarci.
Ako ljubimo svObodo V gmot-
mem oziru. ako hrepenimo pc pra-
viGni razdelitvi della in izdelkov {:
.Ge no6emo wee biti izkoriSGani.
tlaGeni, zatirani, izzemani in mez-
dni suznji delo in placodaialcev.
tedaj bono vStali vSi, XII product
ramo "a profit. ter pometli Ia
vrazji kapitalisti6ni sistem raz
~povr;je.
Delavci. ravnO V TEN letu, V
.letu 1908, kterega nastopimo jul
.tri, lahko ~pOkazemo. ho6emo-li
Sc oSvoboditi. ali oStati topi SUI
mi kapitalisti6nih tiranovl Treba
nam DO prijeti "a naSe orozje.
.Sli bono V boz - 2 glasovnicami.
.ktere bodo odlocile prihodnio je-
sen, ali maj V Washingtonu Sc
sede zastopniki milijonariev, ali
mai pa pridejo zaStopniki probe
.tarcev. Ma Ia boz Sc moramo pri-
pravljati. Delavci tvorimo ogro-
mno vetino volilcev; to je pribita
resnica. I'm akO vSak delavec
glasuje "a svoi razred. "a social
Sticno stranko. ktera reprezenti-
ra njegov razred, tedai BIO dose
gel kar ie hotel. Storite tako in
oh koncu leta 1908 bono. prole-
tarci, gledali Y svitlejSo bodoG-
most. kakor pa gledamo danes.
SreGno in veSelo leto odnosno
SreGno dobo nam zamore prineSti
lie socialism.
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Delavci Spijo - toda tiranStv,
ne Spi
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talizem, Xxi izpreminja osem desc
tin eloveStva V tovorno zivino.
Dusevni darovi, XII so danes zako-
PAM. Sc bodo le tedaj lahko raz-
viii, ee Sc resi- vse clovestvo Sc
danjega materialnega suzenjStva.
DuSevne svobode nj brez gospo-
darske. Da sc porode 6loveStvu
TeSle in Edisoni V zadoStnem Ste
vilu, sc mora ureSni6iti social
ZEN.
"RdeGi Prapor".
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Delavci, skrbite. da bodete
imeli res srecno novo leto!
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KAKO PRIDE VAS DENAR
N~AJVARNEJE V starr
KRAJ?

&c ga poSlete po Mohor Mladi-
gu. 617 SO. Center ave, Chicago,
Illinois. On je V zvczi z q. Sakser-
jem V New Yorku in poSilja de-
mar tOcno. varno in z~aneSljivo Y
start kraj.
AkO pOtujete V start kraj ali
2elite koga Svojih scrodnikOv ali
prijateljev welt V Ameriko. po-
tenn iStotako kupite vozni listek
pri Mohor Maiden. On preskrbi
dobro in nitro voznjo po najnizjih
cenah.
Mohor Mladic,
81 So. Center ave, Chicago. Ill.
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Armada proletarSka, uStani
Zdrobi okove, osvobodi 81 roke in
vrzi kapitalizem oh tia Ko to
storiS. potem lahko vriskaS veSe-
liza, kajti sre6na doba je tn.