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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-31

kapitalizmu in izkoriscevalcem.
Ma delo v proletarske vrste Ma
agitacijo! Zacnite re danesl
Sledete sodruge zastopnike pri-
porocamo delavcem. kteri so v
njihovem obliziu PooblaSceni so
pobirati n%aro6nino in oglase IN
"Proletarca' ter prodajati del
nice "a JugoSlovansko delavsko
tlSkovno druzbo:
John Kravanja, Box 1O1.
Glencoe. o.
Valentin Potisek. 1881 Main
St. La Sale. Ill.
John Deiak, 1885 f. 39th St.
\. f. Cleveland. O.
John zigon. Box 40 Cone
maugh, Pa.
DOminik Petrie, Louisville.
Colo.
John Medved, Box 80. Cumber-
land. Wyo.
Nadalje priporo6amo somiSlje-
nixon doti6nih naselbinah sle-
de6e sodruge agitatorje:
Frank Drmota, Box sc Nor
gan. Pa.
Simon Kav6i6. virden. III.
Frank Podboj, 759 Coleman
ave-. Johnstown. Pa.
Mike zugelj. Box POP Murray.
Utah.
Sodrug Frank Saws. Oregon
City, Greg. j. nabral $3.50 ma
rocnine.
Sodrug Valentin Potisek. La
Sale. ILL.,. takiSto poSilja $3.50
narocnine.
Listu Y podporo je dial sodr.
Joe Smith. Wheeling, w. Va,
2Oc.
Sodrug Mihael Keber Y Chica-
81 daroval je soc liStu Y podporo.
- Veliki pekovSki moistri Y
Chicagi, Xxi lastuiejo velike parne
pekarne. Sc upirajo maStni cd
redbi. ki doloca kruhu Gene in
tezo.
Ii pekov>ki veleobrtniki so ma
sodiStu iziavili pc svojem "a
Stopniku: "Hlebec kruha stane
peka 4.34 centa, prodal Sc pa je
trgovcem "a &c, torej z zgubo O.34
c. Ia poe I. hi rekel Isl. Mar"
KapitaliSti-pcki. XII imaio pc
karne. Y katerih della pc Sto in
sc wee pekovskih pomoGnikov. so
pc izrekU NTH pravnega za>top-
nika dobrotniki liudstya. Kruh
prodajajo "a zgubo, angelica ali
duhovi jim pa nosijo denar,
da morejo k~upovati lepe palace.
drage automobile. kraSne konie.
dragulie "a svoje boise polovice
it'd. it'd. Kdor 10 veriame. je
zrel "a blaznicol
Kolikor je nam znano, so ii
peki-kapitaliSti radi tega oboga-
tell. ker Sc izlemali pekovske po-
mocnike in ljudstvo; z divio in
nckorektno konkurenco pa vnicili
male pekOvSke mojstre. Ali nj
morda res?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-31

Socialism je edna reSilna pot
II tega k~riviGnega sistema DELAY
a. zgrinjajte Sc pod prapor so.
cializma.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
GAGGING OF REvIsIONIsTs.

Republican tariff revisionists arc
watching Speaker Cannon as he labors
upon plans and specifications for
building, in the Sixtieth congress. q
committee on ways and means whose
fences will be hogtight. bull-strong
| and horse-high against any memb II
who would like to do something to the
Dingley tariff.
These Republican revisionists ought
CIV to be convinced of their mistake
I'm heretofore conserving to allow the
speaker to be boss OF the house. Per
haps they are persuaded that In Sc
letting the committees Of the house
the speaker should be required to fo,-
low some rule which would make the
committees fully representative Of the
membership and responsive to cle8r.y
expressed public sentiment.
Nobody In Washington expects Mr..
Speaker Cannon to pay any attention
to what Republican voters did. in the
election of last year. to members OF
the ways and means committee which
did hts bidding in the Fifty-ninth cen-I
gress. That the Republicans of the
Eleventh Ohio District refused renon.
tnation to the statistical Grosyenor
that Nc Cleary was beaten BY a Dem,
ocraf In the Second District of Mia.
nesota. that Babcocks place from the
Third Wisconsin District is filed o.
a Democrat. and that NEST of the 9th !
er members OF the committee had
hard fights and were returned by |
slender Maiorities, has made no Inn |
preston upon the stand-pat speaker.
By all accounts he is packing the |
aew ways and means committee a. |
solidly with Dingieyites as II the WORK |
Of BIS last committee had been en- /
Endorsed IN the cleo /
lions. Representatives from revision
st Republican states like Iowa. Min
lesota, Wisconsin and others are to
De gagged as long as they insist upon
talking tariff.
But what are they going to do about
- Not a Republican member of the
rev congress dares say word against
he reelection CT Cannon TO the speak.
Ership. The reyisers can only ex-
'lain to their constituents that tres
lidn't do anything for revision be.
lause the Speaker wouldn't LET them.
/ is an excuse that will not go down
with men who are sick and tired
+ being robbed by the Dingley tariff.
st Louis Republic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
Biography.

Dr. Frank Nelson. prominent edu
eater who recently was elected presi
dent of Minnesota college. was born
On farm near Andover, Ill.,. Dec. ia.
1865. A few years later the family
removed to Swedenburg, Ia, where
his father died when Frank was only
years old. Here. until he was Fl.
the young man attended Mount Pleas
ant academy during the wi t :
i0onths, working between times, and
doing much home study In 1882
without funds. he went to
the state university. and worked h s
entire way through college. In 1899
he was graduated from the state uni
versity having completed the cal
lesiate course in three years. The
same year he became connected with
Bethany college. at Lindesburg, Kan.
sas. He soon became prominent in
educational work in his adopted safe
snd for four years was state srperin-
-endent Of public instruction of Kan
sas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
DECEMBER "A IN HISTORY.

Thomas pongan. royal Cover
nor Of New York and New Enc
land died. Born 1884.
1898 First bank pest bills Issued ii
England.
lIsl-The British evacuated Charles
tom
lls9-George Washington. first pref
dent oil VI S.. died. Bern Feb
p 1882.
ls45-fritfsh war against the sikhs
began. Ended with aanexat.o
Ct the Pnniaub in 1919.
1aEa-- Lewis Case OF Michigan r..
signed as secretary cf state.
is5i-'he Prince Consort. husband
Of Queen Victoria died.
fs6S-House OF representatives an.
nounced Its purpose to nay
fully the national debt.
Rs7s-P Princess Alice. third child Of
the late Qreen Victoria died
Born 1S43.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
Snrirty ann
tl1r Smart Sris
BY ALFRED SUTRO,
Dramstist.


some thing they % They idle You them that
hey just rich Personally to e young has nothing
TO do but shoot and ride and for athletics iont know
Interesting He artuate nothing he avoids thinking vciouy
But society is necessarily wicked? 1t than that an,
afraid stupid My principal commandment is "bou shalt not be
dull You can't always live up it, but cultivate the idea as
much possible
Society America based peerage upon greed for
power.
Money opens door, anywhere in tie world Society with the
biggest society with the biggest purse the middle classes
have become rich England there really objection to them
There ought TO have been lime suppose that they
buy automobiles and carriages and houses shooting boxes
end all that sort OF thing they mnge with the quite noen
sev
Social ambition is only another get rich The interesting
difference between English society and American complete
reversal of incentive In England the annhaes past if he
By seeking title that will in the smart world
In America there significance ANYTHING fortune an elastic
deyourng instinct for power The millionaire 90 on till he
Millionaire be swept off his feet He escape he has be-
his struggle for power and Of this fight for
business the human clements of his warfed
yet threatening his peace Of mind at moment
In the rush for the fearful absorption the nionar
struggle keep ms ng his have seen her tyne
Paris She alone she married excsaby enough doubt for ideals
that all his supply He is lacking nor did he
intend TO avoid them hut what time there for human consider
alton, in a great fight for power?
Well she pretty. rich and alone She hirts little p
WIZ uois The Amerca il tho lnast
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

Director A. G. True, 81 thA Z. s. De
aartnent q Agriculture In official
ircular 10. refers to an apnrc priatioa
for agricultural high schools as fcl
ows: IT has been proposed tina
congress offer to each rural congress
tonal district $4,000 annually tewarl
the support CT an agricultural high
school IN 1887, congress gave to each
state $4,000 for agricultural expert
nent work and in 1906, this amount
was made $50 900 for each state. 1t
has recently been proposed that s2,5t0
be offered by the federal government
toward the support Of d barnch expar-
ment station at each eongressiona'
district agricultural high school"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

J furnishing a bed rock az credit of
which their business rests, Note lis
suing powers, subject to strict limits
never violated belong to q few q,
the older banks but the while interes,
q the currency question in England
Is to be found IL the rCwors of the
Bank &C England.
The permissible lssne Of Bank 81
4 England notes secured by government
/ securities held In the issue depal l..
imant is about sa0.00oo00 Be.
ycnd that the law since 1874 has re,
louircd that for every note issued it's
4 full value In gold must be placed In
the vaults cf The issue department.
Here Il a scheme more in-elastic even
than that CT the United States ana
were II not fer the fact that I.ondon's
position rs the clearing house for
the settlement CT balances In foreign
trade enables the bank by The raising
.Cr lowering Of the discount rate 10
control the gold supply il woHll
doubtless be the subject Of as much
complaint as our American 5 stem
aroEses# MI
What actually happens III England
whenever the pressure gets t~o geea
fer thesystem TO bear Is that the gcy
nfr and directors cf the bank hold
q solemn meeting and agree to violate
thel aw by the issue az additional
notes uncovered by coin, They do net
20 this without previous nssuranc,
from the ministry that bill OF in
demnity will be presented In parlia
ment % relieve them from respons |
hility In ether words. the action tNev
take Is practically the action af the |
government. and amounts to inter |
Yention mnch as any action our sec. /
rotary ct the treasury may take Il /
government intervention. The need ,
ter such aid has been felt three times |
since the bank act cf 1914.
at the end Ct November the Bank
I England held IN it's issue denar'
nent about sl55C00 900 Of gold caia |
and htilin against an OUTSTANDING
REGULATION III s245 600 600 III thu
department the reserve was
about sos 100000 against govern
'7Nt "nd nrivnte danosits combined 81
S-9o 1000. Record Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

Announcement tn made iii this mcrn-
ing's news that the coinage of the
gold eagles has been resumed, after
short cessation, with slight change
IN the design. The change consists
in that the knee Of the Goddess OF
Liberty has been let down bit. II
strcd out too, prominently from the
surface et the eein md Drevente Il
them stacking up" properly. One
authority says the kick" came from
the bankers; another that a gang of
Wall Street poker players made 1t
In either case. the objection was in
order. Goddesses of Liberty or. of any
ether sort should be scrupulously de-
corus in bearing as well as in speech.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
TIME CARO- CAIRO ELECTRIC RyA

BEL LINE cars due IT, leave Second sf, 4.
ing 9TH on Commerce al AVE., every Il MI.
utes fr M 3. m. To ! p N
Going north on Walnut st every Is uiinut~
from 6.Ua q m. to 1859 % m
POPLAR ST. LINE Holhrook Ave csr IN
70 leave secon Vt & Ing nerth ON Holhr ~
ssme minutes every hour until io;42 and li:ta
D. III.
Going west ON Twenty Eighth ~, VI s.4g,
o:l9; 1894. 6:49 and 7:64 4. m. and on same nj n.
ntrs every hour until 1874 AID ilso4 d. ~.
Poplar st. cars due 10 pass at Mary's park
! minutes Rfte- leaving Sec nd vt.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on Wah.pt
tI:8 p. m. t2:84 a. M; 10 o. M: $50 n
so a. M; 30 a. m; $50 a. m
North on Cnmmercial-12:00 p. M. ,ss,
BELT and Owl cars are due ia paae wss.
Thirty. fourth 81 Us minutes after leav,n,
Second st
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

graph CT an editorial In last evening
lCitigen. II was the second elitoria
in that paper since Mavor Parsons
announcement rs q candidate for tn
nepub'ica1 consrcs s'onal nominaI n
l1tN Of tho same protestiNi
AGAINST a primary election for III,
rcmlnatlen &c n candidate
TIE Ciii%ap Is TIE mouth pl,.cc o.
lihe Republican bosses Of this county
the sfrrile crgau of that tight little
Evaporation Ct oifice holders and
lcfiice brokers' whose hand has one
been upon the tlssat OF the Repul
can party Of this county Its grin
has been the grip Of desperation dur
| Ing some years past, for there have
been signs Of sturdy resistance on tn }
part If the rank and file. which mai.
Tested themselves al the polls. There
" new evidence Of alarm in this little
coordination At tho suggestion 81
Maynr Parsons that taf rank and iila
shah be given free choice in tho
selection Ct congressional nominee,
and II Is apparent In this bit OF spec
ial pleading for the mechine methods
al cid
1t Is quite SIGNIFICANT that the Cit
zen she pld contend against pri.
'3ary clectiC q. The Republican Ma.
Aicnal committee the other day
rcccmTneded that the primary method
bn adcrted to cheese delegates to the
''ational ccnvant.tn; the Republican
gCverncr Of Illinois Is just now en-.
~eged IN 4 campaign for reelection ilI
hitch tie only issue between him
md his opponents is that d'rsct
urality primary election law tie
fs'ecst popular election method known
III statesmen11 shall be ena ted IN
this state; tho people Of Illinois have
declared In favor Ell the prima y
methods ct nomination BY an over
whelning majority the str. ngaFtl
compliment raid TO the late C0ng ess
mar Srlth IN all the obituaries prc
ncpneed rracn him was that he had
tccd fer the primary election while |
me strongest claims to popular favor
'of themselves that the b, sses haze !
oeen che ID 81 III was thar they had |
ieortesced cheerfully and Loyalty In
'teif dead leaders, demands
II the face Ct all this the machine !
1rsaa ef this city protests against ii
lrinae hardly has the last clod OF
'afth thrown mon the grave of ire
ate congressman lied iii It's place
shen his erstwhile followers. so
tumble. SO taarfrl at his bier, seem.
ngiy 70 loyal 10 him while lie lived,
repudiate what Is said to
ave been his mcst cherished dcc.E
rine-certainly what was regarded
i many as the essence Of his NEST
cnsptcuogs virtee as a servant efI
bic people They would deprive til }
ank and file Of their party Of the
riyilege sof choosing a successor!
hey question the ability of the Re- |
ublican voters CT the district to
hocse wisely; they have sudden, "
iscEered that the primary methra |
BY the 'tpualican National
hy the Republican state OF
linois, BY The Republican governor
Illinois, by the Republican party OF
lis congressional district-they have
discovered that this would |
1t be safe method at this tim to
lme Congressman Smiths SC
ssor
There's a bug under the chip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

But that's another story Mixed marriage dangerous between
members oil group that have learned respect and love
another Az all Of ones marital relation
ship plain that for Jew and nonev Catholic and Protestant
all along the line Of surviving social antagon these
groupsm marriage would be better DELAYED until their attitude
has changed permanent enness and their intercourse has
come as natural with another as il i among themselves
That is the vanishing point Of the problem Of mixed marriage But.
until then all those who make this dangerous snpy
their particular another of the factors which normally
make successful marriage difficult and achievement
For the jew the problem Of missed complicated still
Their by its plain application to his existence separate social
and the continuance Of his religious For him the
mixed marriage only suicide rcabsorpton the
Of humanity the attainment Of his Nna for which he
hoped only the day Of the completion Of his mission when united
human brotherhood would acknowledge tie universal alood
just and loving God.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
NEWS OF TIE SCHOOLS
Educational Press 5ulIetln.)
Extracts From School Law.


Directors should net permit a teach.
Ier to begin school who has not d Ger.
uticate then In force. Township treas.
nrers are MT authorized to honor
warrants CUR the salaries OF such
teachers
The county superintendent has sole
power IN grating teachers cartih
Gates. He cannot be compelled to per
nit a committee to grade examination
papers nor can he he required to en-
dorse certificates issued by other SUI
perintendents.
A school board, cnce ii is in spec
ial session. all members having been
duly n.tilied of the meeting. may
any business which they
could transact at a regular meeting.
Notwithstanding tae cali fer the meet
Ing specified The purpose for which it
was called
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
SOLO MADE A SENSATION.
Barytone Had Caught the Music, But
Not the Words.

A certain young Unitarian minister
Is visiting a friend and classmate who
lives In Roxbury, says the Boston Her.
aid, and while the two were sitting
around fire and spinning yarns the
minister who is visiting and who
comes from the west told this: when
went west first | was in a small
town called lie, and in the choir
of my church the village blacksmith
did the noble work OF barytone. He
had a voice that could shake noun
tains. and whatever it lacked in any
other feature 1t made up in volume
He couldn't read music any more than
ne could English, but he learned tune
very readily. One Sunday we were
to be favored with a lew anthem be.
cause it was special OCCASION. and
the barytone had one portion all to
himself Unfortunately he had missed
many OF the practices. The anthem
went along excellently until II came
to beautiful part which read: And.
dying, bids us all aspire Here the
rest of the singers stopped short, in
that quick, sudden way that choirs
have. and in, the ensuing stiffness
sounded the ponderous tones OF the
And dying brides are
filed with fire."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
BUG uSDEr THE GIMP.

"A primary election to deter
rim tho shall be the Republican
= ~,nin - fer the vacant seat in
e~-es from this district will
afdly be a safe method at this
tine 70 mae a nomination. Il
would mt give each county an
suuai chance to express its
choice. The nominee would be
a ran who got the most votes.
hrt he world only represent e
nall rrf7crftv Of the voters Of
fIfz disfr1- Z and might be the
y .skest snaa before the people
rat ccsiid possibly be selected.
nh the result that when the
fstesffh comes around his Demo
cratic epFoaenf wssld be elected.
q = net safe % assume tsat any
rnblsca7 fas re elected"
III iEragEae Is tse cpc1fng para
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
CANDIDATE FoR CONGRESS.

Cairo. ILL., December 10, 1907
The Bulletin II hereby authorized to
announce George Parsons as a candl.
date III mi The vacancy In the Twenty
fifth Congressional District of Illinois,
subject To the decision Of the Repub-
lican voters by primary election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
TRAmPs WHO DO GOOD.
Apple Tree Johnny Has Successor in
Nut Planting Hobo.

The story is told OF a Pennsylvania
tramp who in his wanderings up and
down on the earth carries his pockets
full Of nuts, which he plants as he
goes. For three years he has followed
this practice. Says the Virginia Pilot,
and during that time is said to have
planted thousands and thousands OF
nuts. always seeking the out-of-the- way
spots-rocky hillsides and abandoned
lands at the edges of creeks and
streams-so that the chances OF the
trees being destroyed before they
grow mp and mature win be minimiz-
ed. Tais old tramp Is doing something
more than guaranteeing the future
youth OF Pennsylvania against the
loss Of the JOY of nuttIng He is set
ting an example in tree planting which
the farmers throughout the land may
well follow with profit TO themselves
and to the country. This nut-planting
tramp recalls another member OF the
wandering tribes. He was known
throughout the country as Apple Tree
Johnny from his habit Of planting ap-
pie seeds IN fence corners and other
hooks. Many a wayside fruit tree fs
said to owe its existence to Ape Tree
Johnny.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

The operations Of the pure food law
may have an, effect on the Christmas
tree BY making it less gaudy looking
than It has been In the past, but there
isnot SO much danger to the little
tummies Of the dear ones the day
after And that is a good deal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

The above Il q correct statement
or the number oil copies or The Cairo
Bulletin printed during the year 1906
and the month Of November, 1897.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn To before
mo this second day Of December,
1907.
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
Henry wstterson, Of the ,,onlsv.sii

Henry Wsfterson. Of the Louisville
ccurferJournai surrenders to the
Bryan cyclone in the following Ian.
euage: The practical and sensible
thing for Democrats to do now is TO
clese ranks and keep step to tie
slrumbeats OF destiny which announce
the third coming of the man from
N.braska IL Is idle to further dis
I-',te his leadership. If he wins. all
VIII be forgotten: If he loses. may
The Lord have mercy upon him, The
courier-Journal has in the past hal
30 reserves. and has done its DUTY as
u saw It. As to the future. casting
never lingering look behind, II will
do its hornswaggledst--
Angels can 30 no more"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

DIR. Ewaid Falls. weli-known
Psychologist and excavator. has EN-.
o.aeed lslaI. While at the head OF
an excavating expedition In the Nile
delta he became SO convinced of the
virtues Of Northumberland that he
eo1fessed the faith and was received
ct the mosque at Mariout. He will
henceforth be known under the name
Of Mussa Mchammel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

II yon select your Christmas pre-
erts now, not only will you be sure Or
having them ready, but you will have
a better chance Il make selections
than you would have in the two or
three days rush just prior to the holi-
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

There VIII he u whole raft of Santa
Claus LETTERS IN tomorrow mornings
Bulletin. Every mail during the
week brought the little missiles to the
Santa Glars editors desk and all that
are on hand up to noon today viii be
given IL the morning paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
WITH POETS AND HuMoRIsTs.
Autumn Leaves.

From the tree aud yine-clad wall
Still the poet sees them fall.
And he grieves
AS he watches fiutter down
One by one the withered. brown
Autumn leaves.
Fall is drawing to a close
Blankets white from feecy SHOWS
Nature weayes.
Withered. wasted. sad and sere.
Few the days remaining ere
Autumn leaves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
EMERGENCY CURRENCY.

The fetal number CT joint stock
banks in Great Britain Is. sew snty-
eight and IN addition there are about
dozen private banks that publish &C.
Counts. These furnish practically al
The barking facilities needed by 48.-
& . 900 Dec re. At the head Of them
Ct corrseA is the Bank Of Eag.a1I.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
up Against Il.

Here" said the dramatist. we
have a husband who loves his wife
and wife who loves her husband"
"WeIl?"
How am to construct a drama
from such material?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
Birmingham owrs Public Utilities.

birmingham owns and operates lis
oNh as works. water works. electric
lighting plant. runs street cars and
engages in municipal housing in a
Moderate degree. and has its own
inning baths. in addition TO sew
efs. parks. technical schools. etc, that
are part Of the recognized functions
Of American cities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
No Doubt.

Caesar. upon the Lupercai, thrice re.
fused kingly crown.
And" remarked he to Mare Loeb.
4 guess that will relieve some CT
these boom-nursers.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14
Mixfn Marrtagr Mralls
Smirinr IN tl1r 5rnr
ny CHARLES fLEISCHER.
Noted Jewish Rabbi of boston.

Everywhere the fusing and blending Of The human
race Is retarded BY social preiudices and conventions
which prevent the free and natural nterlingling Of
all human elements IN proportion 10 degree Of inter-
course and amount Of opportunity.
Only recently Pope Plus has interpreted more
sringcntly the churrhy laws governing the marriage
OF Catholic and Eon-C Catholic With Jews even more
than with Catholics the instinct Of self-preseryaton
of a group plainly in the minority added Ia ds-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-14

In America the smart
set is initiating the Eng
lish.
1t is rather difficult to
know what is the aim Of
the smart set anywhere.
| suppose they want to
enjoy themselves, They
must do something, and
that is the least tire