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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
TEyIs CASES SET

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 1.-THE cases
Of criminal libel against Fremont Older
and r. A. Crothers of the San Fran
cisco Bulletin, sworn to by William S.
Teyis of this city, who has extensive
interests in San Francisco. were set
down for trial for some time In Febru-
ary today. There are FIVE cases, and
Older and Crothers are joint defendants
in all of them
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
- MS m SSSSSrBI< <S5sMMSsssSH Ozz0NyMz

all this time he had been going with
other women.
After I got to bed he jumped up and
got razor He started to draw it
across my throat right here" and the
wife pathetically ran her finger later
ally beneath her ear My mother was
in the next foom and I called to her,
He's going to cut my throat She
screamed and then he stopped. po-
liceman came in and disarmed him and
he promised to behave. but he threat
ened TO Kill himself when the police
man entered
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
Dolphin Is Sent

JOHN MILTON DAY-New York, Dec r.
Plans are all but completed for the celebration
OF the three hundredth anniversary of John
Millions birthday, which will be held on Wednes-
day next at the Church OF the Ascension, in
Fifth avenue simultaneously with services In
London. Invitations have been sent to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Governor Hughes and James
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
SANTA CRUZ CUTOFF
TO BE READY BY MAY L
Fast Traffic by Way of Wrights
Will Bring Surf City Forty
Miles Nearer
Tsuecial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dlspatcn 70 1Ae jail
SAN JOSE. Dec Tn an interview
today District Passenger Agent Snil-
lingsburg of the Southern Pacific COM
pany stated that the mountain line be-
tween here and Santa Cruz, via Los
Gatos and Wrights. would be open be-
fore May 1. He stated that over $780,
600 had been spent in opening and
s.andardizing the line since the earth
Quake Of 1906 destroyed the many tun-
nels. and that more than 100000 more
would be expended in restoring the line
and completing the improvements.
The track will be laid with new 75
pound rails as far as Glenwood, from
which point to Santa Cruz rs pound
steel rails will be used.
The through service to Santa Cruz
will consist of first class equipment and
trains will be run from San Francisco
via the Los Gatos-LOs Altos cutoff
which will place the surf city 40 miles
nearer San Francisco.
Do You Want S5.OOs
n T ycy
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Deserted His Wife

About the time little Dolores was
born he left me and about all 1 ever
heard of him again would be when he
was seen with some other women.
About year ago he was engaged to
Miss Nina Miller. They were to be
married when the girl was IS, that
would have been in January OF this
year
We heard about it. 1 met him and
told him that he must want to be a
second George d. Collins-say, what
viii they ever do to Collins, do you
know2' Mrs. Wilson interpolated di-
crossing. Then she resumed: But. he
said he was too smart for that Wien
he knew that I had heard about Miss
Miller he came to me and wanted me to
promise that l would say to Miss Mil
ler's brother that he was not my hus-
band; that he looked like my husband,
but was not him. He said he would
make it easy for me to get a divorce.
Il refused to disown him that way,
though he threatened me. One night
he and Miss Millers brother and Billy
Mccall. saloon keeper from the Po-
tTero, came TO the cottage in Potrero
avenue, where / lived with my mother,
Mrs. Murphy, who is now in Santa
Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
SIMON POSSESSES
NATIONAL PALACE
Awaits Arrival of Revolutionary
Leaders Before Naming
His Cabinet

PORT AL PRINCE, Dec. THE po-
litical situation is clearing, at least
in certain directions During the re-
cent interview here between General
Simon, the leader of the revolutionary
movement, that resulted in the flight
of Nord Alexis from the capital, and
General Fouchard. an aspirant to the
presidency, the latter said that in view
of the fact that God had blessed the
arms of General Simon," he withdrew
his candidacy in order that the possi-
bility of civil war be averted. The
proclamation of General Simon as
president of the republic was then de-
cided on.
General Simon, after proceeding
around the city. accompanied by a
body of troops. took possession of the
national palace. He has not as yet
appointed his cabinet, as he is await
ing the arrival of several OF the revolu-
tionary leaders. 1t is probable that
Simon Will appoint General Fouchard
minister Of finance, and will ask Gen
eral Firmin to accept the post of min-
lister to Paris
RIOTERS ARE KILLED
The United States cruiser Tacoma
left today for st. Marc and Gonaiyes.
- O-44 "NASH tONHo i1u COHlS I6pOrlS OF
threatened trouble. Word from these
places today was of a more favorable
nature, the people at both towns ap-
parently observing order. Nevertheless
troops have been sent to Gonaives.
General Poidevin, In command of the
expedition, took charge there after
President Nord Alexis had been driven
out and riot and pillage had broken
loose. He put himself at the head of
the citizens and loyal troops and at
tackled the rioters, killing a number of
them.
Dolphin Is Sent
WASHINGTON, Dec. because of
the unsettled conditions at Gonaives,
Haiti, the dispatch boat Dolphin, now
in Central American waters. has been
ordered to that place to protect Ameri-
can interests
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Kytka's Report

The theory that the police depart
ment holds in the case rs supported by
the following report made to the head
OF the detective force:
sDecember =, 1905.
@Janes Kelly. Captain of Detectives,
Dear sir: Detectives Gallagher and
O'NeH have submitted to me numerous
specimens of the identified handwriting
of John W. Wilson and Henry BOas.
have compared these samples of hand
writing with the writing the special
delivery letter addressed to II. Boas,
5II williams building, city, which con-
sIsts of two pages Of writing, and
hereby report 10 you that the above
specified address on the envelope and
the writing on the enclosed two pages
were written by John w. Wilson. Re
spectfuIIy yours, ''T. KYTKA."
In an interview the famous hand
writing expert, whose testimony has
been used most forcefully in celebrated
criminal cases throughout the United
States, discussed the Wilson letters at
length.
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Neglected His Wife

Three months after their marriage,
which occurred in February. 1902, VIII
son began TO neglect his wife, and that
neglect has been the one consistent
phase of his conduct about the time
OF the FIRE Wilson finally deserted his
wife and has never returned to her nor
contributed TO her support since. A
year ago he wanted her to repudiate
him before witnesses in order that he
might marry Miss Nina Miller.
The entire story told by Mrs. Viii
son is a narration Of harsh. cruel treat
ment There is not ray of nuptial joy
in the pathetic annal. Mrs. Wilson was
located by The Call yesterday after
noon and during the evening the po-
lice found her. Detectives Gallagher
and ONeu questioned her at length.
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Suspected Prisoners Record
Shows Absence of Morality

in o lie Kyka from hed
o lie " The etasn n
ar f the poison h in lin Nc from the pn Wisonsha handwriting
is upot d h letters tina base his w Wnon nwotbo The cen
a If Boas
man. to the arrest of
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
KYTKA ASSERTS
WILSON WROTE
POISON LETTER
Noted Expert Declares Prisoner
Is Man Who Sent BOas
Fatal Note
Suspect Deserted Wife and
Baby, Who Are Now Living
in City in Poverty
Police Declare Alleged Defalca=
ton Was Sufficient Motive
for Crime

and his year old daughter. a pretty
child. named Dolores.
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Accuses Wilson

I was very much pleased said
Kytza, Ito receive the original of the
authenticated Wilson letter, which was
published in The Call this morning. It
has been Of material assistance to me
and it proved beyond doubt that the
handwriting in the letter sent TO Boas
with the strychnine powders is that Of
the man in the city prison.
There is no man in the world" "
Kytka explained. even though he be
an expert forger, that could write a
letter OF that length without putting
some Of his individuality into It.
This hasn't been a hard case by any
manner Of means. The slants, proper
tions, spacings and pressure indicate TO
me that the person who wrote the poi
son letter is the author Of the letters
signed by John Walter Wilson. It was
a clumsy piece Of work and could not
possibly fool any one familiar with the
science Of handwriting. An attempt
was made to give the writing the ap-
pearance of having been the work of a
woman, but the tell tale mannerisms
are most marked.
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been impossible for any one to have
placed that compound in his mouth and
lived after the experience.
1t is also known that Boas suspected
Wilson of opening his letters and had
warned him against the practice. The
poison letter showed that the writer
was familiar with Boas' San Jose
friend, Miss Anna Kelliher. and that by
signing the letter Charles NJ. Hawer,
formed a connection with Miss Kelliher.
Use of Word "Papain"
The use of the word .papain" in the
letter TO Boas might have been the
adaptation of a formula on a bottle of
dyspepsia remedy found in Boas Office
in the Williams building. Third and
Mission streets. Wilson had access to
the bottle and the wording on it might
have been borrowed. the police contend,
to decoy Boas. Wilson was in general
unfamiliar with pharmaceutical terms.
Martin Bose, the brother of the dead
man, was working on the case yester-
day. He said that immediateIy after
his brother Henrys death Wilson sug-
gested to him that he (Wilson) take
over the electrical supply business and
run it
That Wilson paid attention to several
young women simultaneously was
learned yesterday. One of them, whose
name has not been divulged, said that
Wilson>paid her considerable attention
until she learned of his previous char
acter and then refused to receive him.
He proposed marriage to me-" the
girl said. He told me that he was an
electrical engineer and was a knight of
Pythias. He said that he was half
owner IN the business with Mr. Boas.
He also told me that Miss Nina Miller
was dead, that she had died before the
earthquake, all of this,I have learned
is untrue,
Suspects Girl Friend
Miss Edith Filler was another girl
friend of the suspected man. He at
tended at one time a birthday party
given in honor of Miss Filler at the
home of Miss Ella Knox, 1873 Clipper
street. There he met many girls and
asked a dozen different maidens If he
might not call on them.
But all of Wilson's friends were not
OF the best class 1t was learned
from Los Angeles last evening that
Miss cerrine Parkhurst of San Pedro,
one of his correspondents, was a girl
OF loose character. Miss Parkhurst
now lives in Stockton
j. T. Shubert, proprietor of the
Netherlands hotel says that Wilson was
busily engaged Monday night in writ
ing. The police have discovered that
the ink used on the poison letter was
the same as was found in Wilson's room
at the hotel
The police have learned that Wilson
practiced forgery on Shubert When
Wilson was behind in his room rent
Shubert received a letter from Fl HI.
Meyer" saying that the writer owed
Wilson money. That letter had been
proved to be a forgery
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-08
Struck in Face

StruCk IN race
He threatened US, and my mother
struck him in the face I told them
what Wilson was and they left. That,
of course, ended him with Miss Miller.
On the way home from my place. 1
heard, he pulled a revolver and threat
ened to kill Miller and Billy Mccall.
Il have heard of him being with
other girls, too There was Miss Annie
Lastien of Frultvale. ! heard through
Miss Miller that she paid his initiation
fee into the Knights of Pythias. Then
there was a girl living down on the
Mission road. Those l have named
were all good girls, but he went with
lot Of tough girls, too.
He was working at Cahn-N -Nickeis-
burg's shoe factory al the time he was
going with Miss Miller but was fired
from there because the boss said that
people We're always after him for
money and that Mrs. Miller, Nina's
mother, threatened that she would go
down and shoot him if he did not stop
paying attention to the girl.
Is Lazy Man
He is an awful lazy man. He
could never get a job. he would say,
while he was living with me, and I had
to support him; but I noticed that
when he was out for himself he would
get jobs
Miss Nina Miller. living at SsS
Twenty avenue, who knew Wal
ter Wilson and to whom the young
man paid considerable attention, de-
clared last might that she had not
seen Wilson since last May She told,
however, Of a story that has been cir
culated in the neighborhcod of her
home concerning Wilson's alleged at
tempt TO get his wife TO swear that
he had never married her. This at
tempt was blocked by Miss MiIIer's
brother, who learned OF Wilson's affec-
tion for his sister
Il have been informed" said Miss
Miller. that Walter Wilson wanted
his wife to swear that she had never
married him. in order that he might
clear his way 60 marry me. Ny brother
discovered the plot and prevented Will
son from carrying o1t his plan"
Detectives Statement
Captain of Police Kelly made the fol-
lowing statement on the case yester-
day. I'VE are satisfied that Wilson
wrote the letter which was sent to
Boas with the poison. The possible
motive was that Boas threatened to
discharge Wilson from his employment
and that Wilson had been collecting
money for Boas and ePbezzling it. We
found in wilson room at the Neither
land hotel box containing seven
quinine capsules. We have sent three
of these to City Chemist Green for
analysis Possibly there was quinine
In the powders sent to Boas."
One strong link against Wilson is
that when he was first questioned re-
garding the Boas poisoning he said
that he had tasted the poisonous pow
ders. 1t is believed that 1t would have
To Cure Cold in One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Drug
gists refund money If 1t fails 10 cure. E. W.
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Detectives Statement
To Cure a Cold in One Nay

Take laxative Bromo Quinfne Tablets Drue
gists refund money If II fails 10 cure E. III
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
PROPALI LJUDJE.

Zadnja StevilSa "Glas Svobo.
de" nadaljuje svojc umazano
dclo. Ti>o6krat jc bilo ze citati V
tenn listu enc in iste Stvari. enc in
iSte lazi in podtikanie. 10 smo
Jill upraSali maj dokazejo. kic
snuic ProletarcS kako zaroto 10.
per :. y. =. j.. kic della ma to. ia
hi postal glaSilo istc in cd kod
imaio vest. da Sc mcni prescliti
Prolctarca Cleveland - so ii
ljudjc molcali in molciio Sc danes.
Zakai molce7 - Ker ie laZ kar
so pisalil!
Kar Sc rodi domisliavcmu
Kondu nicgovi publ glavi. to
potcm zaneSc V svoj 'laib zurnal >
&c. S" Goljufive misli GA pac
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PoJASNILo IN NASVET.

Vsem clanom 5. y. p. j.. XII ho-
tcio imeti novo konvcnciio. poias-
nuiem. da so ma kr.vci poti. Pridi-
te Y Chicago. kogar zanima. in
prepricali Sc bodete. da je vsc 90
la laz kar piSe Glas Svobode Ko
hi imeli bratie izven Chicago vsc
pred o6mi. kallor imamo mi. ne hi
pomagaIi Konda-Klobucarjevi XII
XII ruSiti iednotc.
Nova kouvencija pomcnila hi
smrt $. y. T.. j.
Yes odbor ie pravilno postopal
cdini Kobucar Sc Sc zvija 4 bla-
gajno. ker nina vsc V redu. Sodi-
te po Svojcm prcpricanju in ne We
rujte vsega. kar VAN natveze Klo-
buCar. Konda and Co.
John Petric. clan Narodnih vi
tezev stew. 80 S. y. y. J.
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Cd blizO in daIeG
Haywood V Chicagu.

VIM. ID. Haywood ie dospel V
Chicago zadnji petek in ostane tn
do prihodnjega pondeljka. V ne
deljo le govoril sodr. Haywood OBJ
| 30 PilScn Turner .dvorani ma
Ashland ave. and 18th 81. pred 6e-
Skimi socialist in delavcskimi or
ganlzacijami. Navzoce je bilo tudi
lepo Stevilo Slovenskih in hrvats
kin Sodrugov. ISti dan je incl
Sodr. Haywood Sc diva druga sho-
da. in >icer ob. , 30 ma ~ Adams
ST. pred tipografitno uniio in eb
3.30 y Brands dvorani. Erie and
\. Clark St. kjer je bill velikan-
Ski shod Sklican po Meyer. Hay
wood and Pettibone obrambni kon.
ferenci.
Vteraj je govoril Haywood Y
NorwartS Turner Hall. 18th st
and Western ave.
Danes govori Y North Side
Trade Union Hall. % y. Clark st.
zacetek oh : uri zveGer.
OStali llayowodovi Shodi vr-
Sc; jutri. To je Y Sredo !. aprila ra-
vno tam kot danes. V tetvrtek >.
aprila. y. Side Turner Hall. 257
\. Clark ST Y petek 3. aprila.
Phoenix Hall. Sedgwieck and Di-
vision st. oh 10 uri zve6er. V So
boto /. apr. brands Hall oh 1 uri
pop. V nedeljo ). apr. Chicago
Heights Opera House oh 10 uri
predpop.; Oriental Big. l22 La.
Sale st. oh , uri pop.
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brazenih delavcev, tako je tudi
Skofu ljubSe, ZEE nina intelegent
NH in reSolutnih duSebrizninkov
ki bi Sc mogoce zanimali "a do
brobit Svoiih faranov.
Znano nam je torej, da Sc raz-
M duScbrilniki brigajo "a sploSno
Javno zivljenje Svojih ljudi in da
So vedno povsod prvi IA dobro-
bH svoJih - ma zcmlii.
SlovenSki duSebrizniki ne more
jo biti to, kcr jim manjka dusev-
mega obzoria in druzih Gednosti.
ki vSposobujcjo cloveka mishti ma
delo, ki vodi h kulturi in blayo-
hit veSoljnega clovecanStva
kranjSk pop oStane aroganten
IN west suzcnj svoiega Skofa. ce-
sar zahteya udi od svoi;h
rojakov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
Bomba V New Yorku.

Iadnjo soboto popoljnc ic nrli
Selig Cohen alias Silycrstcin Sku-
Sal yreti bombo ma Union square
parku New Yoku med policaje
"A i,ta mu je eksplodirala roki.
IN "a grozno razmcSarila docim
ic njegovega tovariSa. XII ie IRA
ven Stal. ubila do Smrti. Cohen
smrtno ranJrn. je bill odpelian V
bo,nico. Lahko ranjenih je udi
wee drugih oseb.
Ma Union Square Y New Yorku
So je isti dan incl vrSiti shod
brelpoSelnih. toda Ia Shod je zab.
ranila policiia. $1,000 brezposel-
nih delavcev Sc je ueki zbralo Y
Union Square parku. ktere ir pa
naskocila policija in Jill gonila ma
vse Strani BrczposeIni. pcvaioci
marSeljezo. So Sc mirno razSli in
park jc bill razen policajev ze ma.
lene prazen ko je tam cksplodira-
la bomba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
Chicaso III. 81. n,Arca (-1arch,. 1908.

vedno nadlegujejo "a vse vidi ma
robe pa krici o neSarnosti kakor
kak pijanec. Xxi mefi da ga obie-
mljejo yalovi, dasisje V postelji
V "GI. Svobode od ~. marca
Sc ma vSe mogoce naeine '.dolxazu-
Je' q zaroti( XII resnici V
uredniStvu "Gl. Sv,'', zato je bill
tudi VI. V. Konda szkliueenO pa
Sc navajo. da vse III vodiio Indie
V Clevelandu sporazumu Za.
vertnika. Da postatimo ljudi 20
pet tie kamor Sp4daio = med
laznjIvce - citiraI lo IL zapisnika
Ill konvencije, nd kater je bill
tudi Konda - OlStavek XII So
glasi:
Br. Zavertnik stsEi predlog da
Sc inkorporacija asdnote nesme
prenasati brez sklepa konvencije
Sc sprejme. To jq zapisano ma
Strani 2l III. zapisi6ka IL konven-
eiie La Sallu, H..
To je dokaz, da ho6ejo ljudje.
ki iS6ejo le intrig "a razdor led.
note izviti nekaj izs;rte. da bi ella.
ne razburili in sebjhgladili pot.
To je torei OBJ e sem dokaz. da
Honda vedoma lazs. - samo da
hi Slo.
konda Sc je prof gotovim ose-
BAN izrazil. da bose RIVAL prot
novemu odboru. taio dolgo. da Sc
pride do konca -
To pove dovolj:sS TEN je hotel
reel tako: dolgo bon blatil oSehe
da bodo same pustile vse sllupaj
potem pridem pa iaz ma vrsto -
h kor'tu. Toda to Sc ne bo zgodi.
la! zato bodo skrbeli elani iedno-
te! Navedii bi lahko vsepolno
lali. katere poStavlja Konda "a
utemehitev njegovih manipulaeij
toda dovolj je; al vedo ljudie
kdo ie Konda ~
TAX clovek, XII priporoGa dru-
GIN LINDEN goliuiiio zato. da hi
MENU neSln - ~ vreden. da Sc
znjim pecamo taky natanko glede
njegoyih podtikapi
PraElegas = zss,ega ,xsdene ste,
ni' ko Sc nlegov list prezira m
lzobci IL naSe sredel
Last PROPALlH ljudi SVO.
BODNO PROPADEM!
Clan s. y. Z. j.
IN soc. kluba Y Chicagu.
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Puske in topovi proti Strajkarjem
V Alaski

Ivczinc cete Fort Stewart.
Alaska. 50 dobile povelie. da mo-
rajo ma otok Douglass. kier Straj-
ka 500 rudarjev Y Treadwell rud-
nikih. Lastniki rudnikov. kteri
zahtevajo vojaStvo. izjavljaio. da
Sc rudarji poSluiujeio sile. Rudar-
il Sc baje tudi grozijo. da bode-
lo pognali rudnike dinamitom V
zrak. ako pridejo ma otok vojaS
ke cete RudniSkim poscStnikom
ie zc nekdo ukradcl deSet SodGkov
dinamita. Eua kompanija vojaS
iva, ktera ina scboj udi en-
top. ie odSla ma otok Douglass 2T
{. IN.
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Graft ma debelo.

V Chicagu So zadnii tedcn cd
krili velikanSki graft. ki nailepSe
osvetljuje danaSnii fini Sistem. L.
Mon Traction Co. jceStnozelezni.
ska druzba) ie Y zvezi mnogimi
drugimi velikimi firmami ogolju-
80 ls-ssa<se-4a.kal1ih.S S.in eco y,sled
tajnega pove6anja vodnih cevi. re
cevl Smejo namrec V premeru me
riti Samo I palce. a grafterii so iih
potajno povecali ma IS palcev in ta-
ko ukradli meStu do tri miliionc
galonovo vodc kratkem caSu. ne
da bi uradniki meStnem vodnem
departmental "a tenn kai vcdeli. Ce-
la zadeva gre zdaj pred vclrporoto
grand jury
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
Kapitalisticni umor.

Grozna ran,trelba Sc je pripeti-
la IS marca prcmogokopu stew
| Union Pacific Coal kompanije
Y Hanna, Yyo. Po prvem poroci-
lu ie - premogarjev ubitih. Prvcj
razStrclbi ic nato kmalo Sledila
druga Sc mocnejSa in pokopala re
Silno moStvo. pctdcsct MOI po Ste
vilu. Xxi Sc jc takoj po prvi cks
plozijo podalo ma dclo. da resi- pre-
mogarjc. kar ie ostalo Sc Zivih.
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SOCIALIZEM PA SLOVENSKI
DUSEBRIZNIKI.

'i'i'A%N1hl'
Appear To heaN"h' 'hicago
l'aIN SOCIALIST III hnog' drug
caShiK' porocaJo' da so Sc Jeh
ihhogi reverend raznih veroizpo-
N'uahJ haV'u o sociali~mu' ie
Nes'' 50 Nreuiie' ia Sc lih Nporapl
-. "a prillero napram naslm sioven.
KIM u''SeorizhlKom' ri haonrdrnu
nee da le Nocializem "hudlceva
/mota pa kalelo ma SlovenSke
>'clahNte prNtom.
hak"r nam le " porocil razmh
..Nt"V l|preVidno, l' /ac"I DIR y.
J.. Long reverend preNbitcrilanN-
h' r'rN'' Y New lorku prrdavat'
>'''al'I'm y SNoJr cerkvL IN 81
Ger Nedno po SvoJem opravllu-
NNr Nv"lr iaranc noe" doblti "a
So'laI'|'m. I'mu enaR' della tn
I'll h'N. iiIsIrl oct haP'lNKe Ger
NV' iS'o'an. liIgloy Jr v ia namen
'r'>lI r'N"rJa 'ud"tnc t'"logl"-
ne IdNuItetr "a doNoIJenle. KATE
r'sa l' 'ndl doolI-
I"d' ram kat'Ii>ki reverend
;" haN'"pIi "ul"'no IN Soclali/em
ak" g"Nor caSopiSJe'
prl'" ten P"r"clI pa bl So IL
ir">"I' iahN" -- NaNo To- da haNi
N'"N'hNN' duNenri%hikI naNprotu-
J'l" S"c'alizl'u!
Ma 10 "PraNahle J' pac laheR
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

My dear old Calumet! Vrl;m po-
litikarjem TEN meStu. kteri So
pod copato rudniSk'h magnatov
je bill Socializcm pred par lett to-
liko. kolikor jc odraScenim linden
'divji MOI" y kaj citamo danes
FinSki socialist Calumetu SO po-
stall ze tako motni. la So bill mo.
dri me>tni polit:karji primorani
pred nekai dnevi sklicati iavni
Shod. programom: kako zatreti
SocialiSte. kakor posnemamo IL po
rocila. Sc Jim ie pa ia manever te-
meliito poneSrecil; Siromaki niSo
imeli govornika. ki hi znal pobi-
iati Socializem. Ubogi hlapci kapi-
talizma!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Po navduSenih prepirih in jaw
mem kavsanju smo videti Sloven-
ci .iako talentiran narodi Poleg
medSebojnih nacelnih bojev mora.
mo Sc klestiti tudi lastnih tabo.
rih; to je lepo, caStivredno in po.
vzdiguie mas mad vSc kulturnc ma
rode! Ce eni miruiejo - MISC "a
mic. Sele Il rogovilicnjem pokaze-
io. da zivijo. Ker 81 Slucajno Slo-
venec in hoceS kai veljati - ali
kaj dobrcga Storiti IA narod'. H.
misli 81 kako neumnoSt. zabeli 10
debclimi pSovkami in svojim
castitim podpisom daj to Y "caj-
tcnge' - to boS slavni clovek. Be
Sede "sloga' bi Sploh ne Smelo BIZ
Ii SlovenSkem Slovariu. Kajti q
Il beSedi imamo Slovenci ravno to-
liko pojma kot dijamantnem
gradu Y deveti-dezcli. I'm Sc Sc mai
dcjo idealisti. XII Saniajo nekai zc
dinjenem SIovanstvu, Kie so VAN
glavc, Rccimo. da hi imeli Sloven-
ci svojo republiko -kolikokrat ma
leto hi volili predsednika2!