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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
TIGERG: HAVE
fine PRACTICE
Louis Carr Starts to Play as Quar-
terbacls and Line Up VIII Re
= a Strong One.

The Tigers held practice last
night on the Y. NJ. c. A. lot on pike
street and 1t was the best that has
been held for some time, All the
players are bent on getting in the
best condition for the coming con-
test with Fairmont Saturday.
All necessary arrangements have
been made for the game Saturday
and the Fairmont team has wired
that 1t will be here on time for the
game. A referee for the game has
not yet been engaged but It Is
thought there will be little trouble
in getting one.
There was joy in the Tigers
camp last night when Louis A. Carr
turned up for practice. All pre-
vious attempts at getting Carr ont
proved no good and when he turned
up last night OF his own accord
there was much satisfaction mani
Tested among the players over his
presence.
Carr played here with the Tigers
several years ago. For the last
three years he has been a member
Of the West Virginia Varsity. He
viii play at quarter back for the
locals Saturday.
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Is More Than Iileiy - IL cared
Soon ~ Governor 6f No. n
50 That County Court ON Not nay
Higher levy Than Forty
Gents on 500.

It Is stated that Governor william
n. o. Dawson win cail 1 speciai 49,
sion OF the legislature ht On early
date for the purpose of correcting
an omission in the tax lava giving
the county courts power 10 levy Tor
county aud road purposes Il Is
claimed and was so decided " Che
State supreme court Tuesday IL.
ternocn at Charleston that In add
ton to the forty cent levy, intended
by the legislature for both county
and roadpurpuses. It may apply only
to county purposes and tASk counfy
courts may run the levs IN 10 Che
constitutional ninety.nye cent? fof
county and road purposes. IN other
words. instead OF limiting tho total
levy to forty cents 30 much may ie
laid in addition for road purposes
as to make the total levy ninety.
Ave cents and thus make taxes very
49, The extra session viii b Tor
tho purpose Of such additional ieks
isiatlcn rs Win restrict the total Icy
by the county courts to forty e6ntS
us the maximum.
The case decided by the 6upr6me
court Is that OF West Virginia
the Writ County Court.
The Writ county cotirf tsss a II. "a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
NEW LODGE

{ Mrs. Lizzie seaton, Of this city,
District Deputy for the Royal Neigh
bors of America instituted lodge
of the order in Fairmont Tuesday
afternoon with fifty charter men,
hers. The following officers were
were elected:
Past oracle-Mrs. Elizabeth Dent
oracle-Mrs Emma staley.
Vice-orac!e-Mrs. Bessie Walker.
Recorder-Miss Olive Brand.
Marshal-Miss Berth Bush.
Inner sentinel-Lillie Carpenter.
Outer sentinel-Ada Frankinber-
~.
Physiciaan-Dr. c. L. Holland.
Camp Deputy-Mrs. Bessie Walk
er.
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DECISIONS
Are Handed Down BY the state SUE
prcme Court in a Number of
Cases Appealed to It

III n r. II
at session of the Supreme Court
of Appeals Tuesday the following
opinions were handed down:
State eS. re. White v. County
court Of Writ County. Writ Of
mandamus refused; opinion by Pof-
teubarger.
Hannis Distilling Company Y.
County Court of Berkeley County;
affirmed. Opinion by Mcwhorter.
Judge.
Nichols v. Camden Interstate Rail-
way Company, from cabell county;
affirmed. Opinion by Mcwhorter,
Judge.
starn =. Huffman. from Marion
county; affirmed; opinion by Bran
non, Judge.
McGraw v. Bower, from wyoming
county; affirmed; opinion byMc-
.whorter, Judge.
CHM " School Book Board of
Berkeley county. Writ Of mandam-
us refused: opinion by Brannon.
Judge.
Board Of Education v. Berry, from
Braxton county. Judgment re-
yersed, verdict set aside and new
trial awarded;opinion by Miller,
Judge.
Hannis Distilling Company v.
County Court of Berkeley County;
affirmed; opinion by Miller. Presi-
dent.
Holien Y. Grim & Peck, from Bar
hour county; affirmed; opinion by
Miller, President.
Richie County Bank v. Bee. from
Ritchie county; affirmed: opinion by
Miller. President.
Also the following business was
transacted:
Hamburger v. X. 6 H. c. & Co..
from Kanawha county. Dismissed
on motion of plaintiff In error.
State V. Snyder ana State '. West
Branch Lumber company; reargu-
ment ordered. set for first day Il
January term, 1908.
State ex. rel. v. Keadle, from Min
go county; certiorari awarded On
motion OF plaintiff In error.
". D Hereford admitted to
practice in this court on motion Of
8, B. Avis.
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DEEDS RECORDED

Aldridge G. Kidd to William n
Cunningham. lot, Adamston.
Harvey w. Harmer. trustee fol
ADELAIDE Lowery. to Robert B. swi.
ger. 2 lots, city.
Same. trustee for Ann Turner. to
Ellis lyon, l lot. Monticello avenue.
W. Frank Stout. guardian ct. al,
to r. NJ. Long, lot, city.
West Fork OH and Natural Gas
Company to james La .Tourette. /
lot Coal district.
James La Tourette. to clarks-
burg link Company, / lot, Coal dis.
trict.
Girard Development Company 70
=. q. coifman, 2 lots, Dola.
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Residents Are Blown 70 Tho Ground
And All Kinds Of Wires
Are an Down.

DALLAS. TEX. Oct. se.-Tsie.
graph. telephone and trolley wires
are all down IN tho southern part
OF Texas as the result OF a severe
windstorm this morning. At Gal.
weston several esidencea were blown
to the ground but there were nc
fatalities. At Houston and Beau.
mont the storm did much damage
70 wires. Out houses were un.
rooted but none Of the people were
In jnred.
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NORMAL.
Conditions are Being Restored in
the New York Banking situa-
tion-Runs Ccasing.
[ny Associated PRESS

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Banking
conditions approached normal
stage here today. Runs on one or
two institutions are about over and
in Will street opinion the storm
has been weathered. The stock
market was subjected to sharp
selling pressure in the opening deal
ings, and prices ran OF. but selling
orders were not on SO large scale.
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Napolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
Cigars

While the members were enjoy
ing their coffee and cigars, Toast
master Smith, with charming elo-
quence, chaste diction and gracious
manner. introduced the following
speakers, who spoke on the subjects
opposite their names, and the mu-
steal genius of West Virginia. who
rendered vocal solos that fairly en-
tranced all present. The addresses
were fragrant with blossoms of good
fellowship and brotherly love and
they served to strengthen the bonds
of fraternity and the spirit of loye
and benevoleRce OF heart upon which
the order is founded. There was
wit and there was wisdom. there
was humor and there was pathos.
there was mirth and there was gray
fly. but through all there was set
forth fuilness OF heart and in
spiratlon for better and pobier
actions.
ITO Our Absent Brothers.
Bro. Philip willett
Vocal Solo Bro. A. 7. Smith
"Brotherly Love BRO. W. E. Norris
Vocal Solo Bro. A. J. Smith
Our District Deputy"
~. ............ Bro. jay Refer
Charity" Bro. L.. Hore Jrs
Brother Jay Refer was present
In his ofiicial capacity. as District
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruier OF
West Virginia and made very In
teresting and edlfying address In
which he told Of Eikdom In bis
district and of the things that are
making and would make It better
and bigger.
During the serving OF the courses
Prof. Crows orchestra delivered
the following program Of music.
which was artistically rendered and
brought forth appreciatiye applause:
starch-Under the Banner OF Vic
tory. $1,000. Franz w. Blon
Caprice The Little Toy Soldier. :.
Selection -Frollc Of the Elks.
e. Boettger
lntermezzo-The Secret Gautier
March-B. P. o. E.. !. H. Grannier
selectlon-The Red MIL ". Herbert
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SPECIAL SERVICES
VIII Be Held in the First Presby-
terrain Church Here.

There will be special services ia
the First Presbyterian church We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday eve
nings. Wednesday at 7:45 and on
Thursday and Friday at 1880.
These meetings are preparatory TO
the gospel services to be held the
following week. The members OF
the church are urged to be present.
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.LEA|5(|ERS
Are. Having Rousing District Com
ycntion In The Methodist Epis-
copai Church at shinnston


sHINNsToN. Oct. so.-The sec
ond day of the convention OF the
Morgantown District Epworth
League is proving of much interest.
At the Tuesday afternoon session
the address of Prof. G. w. Evans,
OF Fairmont, on the subject of Con-
secratlon and Concentration In
Church Work. was much enjoyed
and highly complimentd by those
were so fortunate as to hear the
add!ess.
Prof. Gorby, of Grafton, told in
very pleasing manner How. to Grip
Young People"
Miss Core having been unavoids-
bly, entertained, Rev. Howard took
up the subject of The Junior
League Work" and discussed 1T to
the entire satisfaction OF his hear
ers; after which a general discus
sion was led by Mr.. t. S. Boyd, of
Morgantown.
Almost every car during the day
brought delegates and visitors till
the house was well filed when the
evening session was called to or
der. and the following committees
announced:
Election of Officers: Mr.. T. S.
Boyd. Rev. H. c. Howard, Prof. N.
F. Kendall. Hon. NJ. L. Riblett and
Miss LYDIA aHall.
Resolutions: Miss, Mollie Rich
ardson. Lille Ford. Mary Finch and
Allie FEEDER.
Temperance: Hon. j. M. Gregg,
Earl Jackson, Miss Ruby Waters,
Mrs. Abbie -carder and Mrs. Jennie
Riblett.
Auditin: Messrs. Job Jones, x.
Con. q. Jackson and Misses Ruby
Waters and Flora Binns.
Epworth Herald: Hon. John NJ.
Gregg. Rev. G. w. Bent, Mr.. c. F.
Emery and Misses Ethel Ferguson
and Ruth Finch.
Following the appointment Of
committees DR.. Carl G. Doney, of
Buckhannon. delivered an address
on christian Education" that was
listened to with much interest. DR..
Doney has the happy faculty Of
pleasing as well as instructing his
audience and handled his subject
as one knowing through experience.
whereof he spoke.
Alter the address reception was
held In the church in honor of tho
visitors at which light refreshments
were served and a very pleasant
hour spent In a social way.
Mr.. B. K. Bowers, of Charleston.
arrived during the evening and
conducted the Sunrise Prayer Meet
ing this morning. Later in the day
there will be addresses on "The BIZ
BILE in the American Home"
Following was Wednesdays pro-
gram:
Morning Session.
Sunrise prayermeeting conducted
by 3. A. Bowers.
The Ideal Epworth Miss
Minnie Core.
Ihe Junior League-Miss Minnie
Core.
Round Table Conducted by the
president.
What the League Should mean
10 the Methodist Church.
Afternoon Session.
How to Secure Attendance-Miss
Blanche Anderson.
Address-Dr. c. j. Bennett. Fair
mont.
Foreword About the Coming State
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NURSES RETURN

Miss Mcintyre. nurse at the Kess-
Ter hospital. has returned from Phil
ippi, where she attended typhoid
fever patient.
Miss Hannah, nurse at the same
Institution, has returned from
Burnsviiie. where she nursed a pa
tent through an Illness.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
HUBBY JAILED
70 Await Hearing ON Charge
Beating His Wife

Robert Rutherford. colored. is d
prisoner in the county jail awaiting
q hearing in Magistrate Gordon's
cpurt on the charge Of assaulting
seating his wife. Maudie Rutherford
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lIE||sY
Is This Letter From bridgeport Tell
ing What Tho Residents OF That
Town Are Doing.

BRIDGEPORT. OCT. 30.-Thc
Union Planning Min Company has
completed the new schools housa at
Ocean Mines, and school win open
next Monday. Miss Eva Graves IS
tho teachers
Mrs. Lena Dills. Of Columbus. o.,
IS Waiting Mrs. sabra A. Sutton on
Philadelphia avenue.
Ernest Ross, rural carrier on
Route No. 2, and who was recently
married to Miss Mac cornweIl OF
clarksbnrs. viii move into the SAL
he johnson on Hurry street.
The room occupied by the
Bridgeport Bank. and belonging ID
our genial hotel proprietor. r. q.
Kester, has been reprinted and, re.
modelled, Our bank nov presents a
handsome appearance and Cashier
Harry Armstrong also wears a pleas
ant expression.
D. w. Jacobs. who controls the
large estate Of the late ]. B, San
dusky, consisting OF 400 acres. has
. force Of men at work surveying a |
part Of tho tract and laying Oh the
streets and building lots. These are
the most desirable factory IL well
as building lots in or near the town
and with the assurance OF getting
tho street car line extended to our
town, the lots should command
good price.
The latest thing In the way Of an !
entertainment is play entitled
Strife" which the band boys viii
present in the near future. This
will be a home talent affair an our
town people should give 1t their
support. 4
The popular postmaster has re-
turned from Washington and James
town: so You may expect to hear
from him soon regarding the Damyl
Telegram's popularity contest. He g !
holding down second place now, I
but Just watch Mr.. Shampoo /
weich change places with A. D.
Fitzhugh, In a day or two.
The Knights OF Pythiaas win hold i
their meeting tonight at their
regular place OF meeting. The
lodge, although 1t waas Instituted
but little over two years ago. has a
large membership and is In q good !
financial condition.
The local nimrods have begun
their anual crusade against the
meek-eyed cotton tail and he de-
fenseless bob-white.
Your correspondent accompanied
w. A. Batten and jay Martin on
their first crusade yesterday. Those
two cruel men bagged seven. whils
your quill-shoyer. careful not 10
commit murder, ared airtlessly IN
the air. letting the little rabbits
galiop OF unscathed,
Mrs. Fuchsia Davis and little son.
Lang, OF Salem. are visiting Mrs.
Davis father. Mr.. s. Lang. ON Phil
adelphia avenue.
The new Methodist minister. Rev.
Bentz. preached his initial sermon
here Sunday night. Those Who'll
heard him say he Is an able and
scholarly preacher.
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FIF Ten TII0I SAND 4 Ar BUTTFD ATTVF
Magnifiacent Banquet and Social
Session Held at The Waldo Ho-
tel BY Antler Herd.

In the dining hall Of the Waldo
hotel Tuesday night two hundred
Elks sat down to the enjoyment Of
an elegant banquet and one Of che
most pleasing social sessions evsr
given BY clarxsourg lodge.
The appointments for the aifass
were complete and the members
were seated at elegantly laid tables
of eight upon upon which rested
silver candelabara with red shade
and boauets of chrysanthemums and
carnations. At one end OF the hall
was spread a long table at which
were seated the toastmaster, q. G..
Smith; the speakers. officers and
visiting members. Hfter the mem
beers filed into the hall and were
placed, they awere seated by the
lodge signal from Exalted Ruler
Lucius Hoge and shared in the fol-
lowing sumptuous menu which was
served in prompt and orderly fash
ion by the waldo's splendid CORPS
of walters:
Blue Point Oyster Cocktail
Mock Turtle with Old Port
Celery lsadlshes Queen olives
Steamed Columbia River Salmon
Potatoes Colbert Anchovy Sauce
Braised Tenderloln OF Beef
Larded Mushrooms, Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Punch b. p. 0. E.
cfoquets Of Chicken. Sauce Supreme
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
- Gardens Peas
waldorf Salad, en- Mayonnaise
Napolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
Swiss Cheese Water Crackers
Cafe Noir
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GOODWIN QUALITIES

Otto B. Goodwin has qualified as
administrator of the estate of Els
worth F. Goodwin. deceased, giving
bond of 5000 with NJ. S. Goodwin
surety. The appraisers of the es-
tate are Elmer F. Goodwin, John
T. Goodwin and James N. Hess.
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convention-Prof. N. F. Ken
dali. state president. Grafton.
How to Interest Little Folks
Mrs. E. F. Bowers. Charleston
Report Ok committees.
Address The Rev DR.. Cart
wright Pittsburg.
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o. B. Jarvis was admitted to the
Kessler hospital Tuesday evening
to undergo treatment for typhoid
fever:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31

Lee I, Malone, Of the Fairmont
Coal Company was here last night
on business.
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Of Chicken. Sauce Supreme
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
-. Garden Peas

waldorf Salad en- MayonnaIse
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tcontinued on page eighty
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-01

Sojruge-agitatorje po raznih
naSslbinNh prosimo, da Sc nam TIA
koj javijo, alo zelijo prodajati
delnice in pobirati narocnino "a
"Proletarca" Upamo, da Sc no.
beden ne izogne.
Naprej sodrugi! Vse "a enakost,
bratstvo in svobodo! ziveh delav-
CT Zivel socializem! Dol kapi-
talizmom!!!
VISA piSma in denarme p Siljatvc
raj Sc poSiIiajo ma sod1'uga kore-
Spondencrega ta.jnika: Ivan Pc
trio. us W. 10Th ST., Chicag III.
Odbor
Jugoslov. Delavslle TiSlaovne
Druzbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-01
- PROLETAREC" PROLETAR-
GEM.

NaSprOtmiki sOcializma i'm VISA
kega narredmega gibanja VI
stah delavcev trdijo pri vSaki pri-
iki. da delavec nj SpoSoben VIA
dati samega sebe. Zla>ti nj Sposo-
ben - tallo pravijO - "a duSev-
no delo: izobrazevanje i'm propa-
gando rotom besede in ti>'ia. De
'avec jc premaIo inteliggnten
labit ic. zato je bolie, da ostame
tam. kjer je. pri svojem Stroju in
Crodju in maj posluSa ter veruje.
kar maj mi natvezemo - mi.
abSulviramci viSiih Sol. universal
no (?) uEcnci gospodje. mi po-
klicani ..
Tenn naSim nas"rotmikom - ka-
pjtaliStom. finam ;nim Spekulan-
tom, faricm, raznim profes s1rNllim
odpadll Cm in drugim biti hotetim
uGenjaIlom, kakolEnih ma zalcSt
tLGli acperiaki Slovenci re pogrc-
Sajo - moramo delavci enllrat
pokazati. da Sc prollleto motif
Pokazati Jim moramo. da smo
Gelay'ci Sposobni Grtati sami seb
pot; pokazati Jim moramc, da
smo delavci Sposobni tvoriti ST.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-01
"PrOletareC" mora
biti tednik.

Sodrugil S,ovenski delavci 81
rom Amerike
PriSli smo do sklepa, da nam
naSe glaSilo Samo k,t mcSecnik he
zadostuie veG. Seme S0cializma in
delaVr'ic rSamozaVesti, ktero j. Sc
jal "Proletarec svo1em dvelet-
rem obstanku med ameriSkimi
Slcvenci, rodi ze lep sad. De.avec
vstaja; zaveda Sc svojega razreda
in vednO bolj in bolj SpOznava v
kapitalzmu Svojega pravega in
najveCjega naSprOtnika.
Probujeni in zavedni delavec pa
zeli wee naobrazbe V svoJem duhu.
Delavec Dahteva wee berila berila,
ki mu polllazuje vedno jaSnejSo
rot, po l0teri mora hoditi, da uze-
ne svoje Sovrage. I'm tudi n5zave-
den, imini tavajoci delavec mo-
VA citati. Socializem mora prodre-
ii tudi najbolj skriti koticek,
kjer Sc otrpnjeno tlacani delavce
va nezavednost izzemaj jocemu ka-
pitalizmu!
"Prclctal ec''. glasilo in lastni-
ia slovensllih do,avceN Ameriki,
.je po svojih skromih moceh sto-
nil ze izredno veliko. Marsilltere-
mu je odprl oGi in marsikdo je "a
eral 0klep Suznjega prepricanja
od sebe ter pcmnozil naSe vrste.
Toda storiti mora Sc vec! - llar
pa ne more Sedanji svoii SIlrom-
mi oblilli in samo enkrat me-
secu.
Sodrugi. Ali maj torej vedno IL
Gim0 ma meStu. kjer smo zaceli? {?
Ne! Ne! Mi hocemo naprej! Mi
Eocemo tednik! "Proletarec" mo-
ra biti tednik!
Siovenska socialisticna organi-
zacija Chicagi, ILL.,, je ma Svo1em
izvanredntm zboru dine 6. oktcbra
encgIasno zalSljucila, da Sc "Pro-
ietarec" razSiri tednill. Ma diva
wanna vprIa:anja l. ali mai tednik
izda.ja stranlqa, kal1or je do zdaj
me1ecnik, >. ali Sc maj pa osnrIje
delniSko podjeie, so sodrugi V
veliki veGini glasovali "a delnice.
Tr take sre lje Sc MA istem zboru u
stanovila delniSka d,uzba pod
in1enOTn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-01
Jugoslovanska Delavska II
skovna Druzba.

skovna Druzba.
Druzba je ustanovljena 5 hapi-
talon $500 in je izdala delnic "a
$4,000. Delnica je S5 komad.
V glavni odbOr move tislovne
druzbe 81 bill ma sh'ankinem IL
vanrednem zboru dine Is. ollt IL
voljeni sledeGi sodrugi:
upravni odbor: Ivan Grilec,
predsednik Jos. Jetmenjak, pod
ImadSednik; Ivan PetriC, koreSpo-
dentni tajnill; Frank Podlipec.
podtajnik IVAN Molel, zapisni-
kar; Ant PreSern. blagajnik ;
Frank AladiE, p0db.agojnill;
Y nadzorovalni odbor: Frank
PetriG, JOS. More in Izidor Straub.
Druzbina pravila s. bila spr je-
la ma i>tem zhoru in p-zneje 4 avn
gleSllim prevodom vred pcslana V
Springfield 5 prilozsno proSnjo "a
iwkorpo-acijo.
Bratje delavci
Delavci V Chicagi smo pol zili
tCmeli in tenn sto,ili svoje. Sc
daj pric@kujemo oil vas, da sto-
rite tudi vi svoje.
Delavci po delniclh! Vsak "a
veden delavec je dolzan, ola
naroci emo ali ve3 delnic in tako
postane solastnik novega social
sticnega tednilla. Cim pref sc pro
da gotovo Stevilo delnic, tenn pref
izidc "Pncletarec" llot t. dn'll V
veliko lepSi in vcGji obliki. Ce
sodrugi talloj priSkotijo in kupi-
.po dclnice, nam bo to luhloo to
riti ze okoli l. decembra.
Ma delo torej! Tiskovna druzba
zeli vas svoiim deinicarjem; zeli
zave ae delavce, zeli socialiste.
Pridite in povzdignite svoi de
lavAii list. Pristopitc k podjetiu,
lli bodt Siri'o Pr. letalca" i'm OBJ
enem izdaj0lo primerne agitqto-
ricne lknjige i'm broSurc n propa-
gando socializma. POidite nami
V boj proti vsemu, kar je mrac-
mega, gnjilega Il i1hori5tWioG GA
PUieg naroGbe ma delnice vas
vabimo tudi ma naroGbo tedrika.
Pnoletarec kot tednik DO staI
ira leto - 80, m pol leta 75c. Ma.
rocuite GA, Smrite ga
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-11-01
LetO II. Vol. H.)

~ hIOl dIuO III uOCSIlO SGOIlIl!
NaSe delavSko glasilO "Prole-
tarec izide llmalo kot tedmik.
Nikdar pref nismo imeli sloven-
ski delavci Ameriki tako lepe
Trilike povzdigniti svo.j .glas, ka-
kor bono imeli cdslej, ko mas bo
Prolotarcc obiskoval vSalz te-
den. Kdo hi Sc he radoval tega le-
pc@a koraka. Xxi Smo ga storili de
Iavci ? KiD hi tl-lil, da socializem
ne prodira bolj in bolj med naSi-
mi delaNci? -
SIovemski delavci V Ameriki!
Cas- je priSel, da pokazemo, da
Smo sill do grla puS6obnega caso-
piSja. ktcro nam klenka V kapita-
liStiSIlem i'm farskem tonu. To ca
sapiSje nj IA mas; nj Ia naSe ko-
li>ti: to tascpisje je V sluzbi naSih
rasprotnikov: izkoriSGeva,cev
fraku in rimskem orratnillu.
IapOmnite 81:
l. Tedenski "Proletarec" bode
lastnina mas delavcev, ne pa kak-
5nega, profitazeljnega posamez-
nika.
2. Proletarca bodo pisali
delavci, mozje, ki so sluzii svoj
kruh po tvornicah in rudnikih O.
ziroma ga sluzijo.
3 "Ploleta,ec" bO zagovarial
in tiria. r:avice delavANa. Po 81
Stemm danaSnje cloveSEe dl'uzbe
je delavcc izkoriSGan in oropan
svojcga rrodukta po kapitalistu
Ta siStcm je l1rivicen, ropanski,
netlove;ll. Ia to mora dJe,avec
razredmi boj. da Sc TIA kapitalisti-
Ski sistem preShugaci - postane
Sccialisti'Om.
4. Proletarcc bo bodril de-
lavstvo podu5mih clamkih. crit
carh in beletristiGnem Gtivu k "a
NednOSt IN SamCSp 0ZnanJu. Delay
Stvo, ali0 hoGe zmagati razred-
nem boju. mora zaupati edino lie
samo sebi. Ne samo kapitaliSta in
Cviralca delavsllih organizacii.
temvet vSakega dwu1ega. kteri
sIIu;a nepremostljiv prepad med
dclom in kapitalrm zaflillati le-
pcdonc&imi pominjenalmimi fraza-
mi, Sc SINE smatrati naSprotnilzom
delavStva.
To je, llar mi ho5emo tax list
mi ho&cmo.
Ma noge tovariSi. Vsi de'ajmo
po moznosti in par tednih b
tednjl1 tu $50 naroGnine in ena
delnica, to je dol5noSt vsakega
de]avca, latcri hoce imeti svoj list.
"Proletarec' prcletaTcem!
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