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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02

nounced that it had chosen Richard J..
Welch and the twenty-first that it had
named Eddie Wolfe. The thirtieth as
sembly district announced that it had
chosen Tom Roberts for the assembly.
Mike Hynes of the thirty-f first declared
impressively that the district had nom
mated 'sthe honorable Jeremiah
Lucey.''
"ISsecond that nomination of Lucey,"
shouted Lefty Bannon. coming out of
coma and lurching forward on the
platform. Gentle but firm pressure re-
stored him to his chair where he stayed
FOR the rest of the evening, inspecting
the tip of his cigarette
Paul Fratessa was announced as the
nominee in the thirty-third; David Grid
wood in the thirty-fourth; John j. Nc
Manus in the thirty seventh; William A.
Pugh in the thirty eighth; E. J. Callen
In the thirty-ninth; that great admirer
of Lincoln and personal friend of
Roosevelt, Milton Schmitt" in the
fortieth, and Dominic Bebanin the
forty third.
The reports of the committees on
credentials and permanent organization
were then read and adopted and the
convention adjourned until the even
ing of September 16.
Following the local convention the
twenty fifth senatorial district con-
vention met and organized by electing
Charles A. Adams chairman, James d.
Brown vice chairman and Fred Bird
sail secretary The convention then
adjourned to the call of the chair.
SECRETARIES AND COMMITTEES
The following assistant secretaries
for the local convention were appoint
ed: George P. Adams, C. H. Fancher
and H. J. Angelo. Also these sergeants
at arms: Thomas McIlvain, ]. Whalen,
S. C. Rogers. ]. Calvin.
Here are the convention committees
selected by the machine and announced
by Chairman Hartley:
Credentials Thomas A. Brown,
chairman; A. Frugoli, Joseph Barbet-
ia, John ellison. James d. Brown, S. A.
Wells. Joseph E. Cutten, P. Elfendehi.
James Harmon, John B. Switzer, Chris
Buckley. M. Hynes, Joe Everson, Will
lam Cummins, W. S. Dennis.
Permanent organization and order of
.business-H. n. Beatty, chairman; Max
Goldberg, George w. Goodell, /. J. Tru
man Jr, P. F. Rathjens, e. W. Hearn,
Fred Bent. Walter Larsen, Edwin Jar
Wis, Alfred Voyce Jr., Henry Stern,
William Augustine, E. D. Ballard.
Platform and resolutions-H. G. W.
Dinkelspiel, chairman; Julian Sonntag
Maurice A. Reardon, Colonel Walter
Kelly. Olin NJ. Berry. Dennis Quin1an,
Archie McAllister, John P. Cosgrove,
A. Murphy. Harry Goldman, Thomas W.
Nowlin, John ellison, Victor ]. Perazzi
Adolph Lasell Alex Campbell.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
Attorneys Have Verbal EncOun-
ter in Ruef Trial, but No
!. Physical Damage Done
Mention of ex-MayOr Eugene
Schmitz as "Fixer" of Ju-
rors EnIivens Graft Case
FighHess Flight Talk at
Trial of Abe Ruef

Assistant District Attorney
Heney-T am not afraid of any
one in front of me; j am only
afraid of those who would get be-
hind me and shoot, of those who
blow mp with dynamite people
who are asleep.
Attorney Frank Murphy-HaVe
you gun, MIR. HeDeys
Heney-NOne of your business.
Murphy (Virtuously)-We don't
carry guns.
Heney-YOu don't have 10. We
don't hire people to Kill. We
don't shoot people in the back.
Murphy-That is the only way
you ever did.
Heney (quicIIy)-YOu're n liar.
Murphy GanguidIy)-NOu're an
other.
NO one had left his seat)
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
SICK AND DESPONDENT
MAN KILLS HIMSELF
The Suicide Occurs in Sight of
Many Persons in Jeffer-
son Square

Standing under tree in Jefferson
square early yesterday morning. A c.
Veljkovich. employed by the Monaghan
oyster company. tore into small bits
several letters which might lead to his
Identification. and placing in his mouth
the muzzle of a revolver. fired, killing
himself instantly. Dependency, due
10 III health, is supposed to have been
the cause of the man ending his life
Neljkovich. so his friends say has
been suffering for some time from an
incurable disease and has threatened
on several occasions lately to end his
life. He was about 35 years old and
resided for several months at 653 Third
street The dead man leaves no rela-
hives in this country
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02

with the above disingenuous dia-
logue the trial of Abe Ruef, on a
charge OF bribing ex-Supervisor J. j.
Furey to secure the. passage of the
overhead trolley franchise. was en-
livened yesterday when the court sat
six hours and. secured no additions to
the two prospective jurors heretofore
in the box. But the talk amounted
simply TO a vocal canter and none Of
the parties taking part took enough
interest in the interchange to leave
his seat
NAME OF SCHWITZ MENTIONED
More interest Of a quieter but more
sensational sort was caused by the in
lection OF the name Of .eX-Mayor Eu-
gene Z. Schmitz in his capacity as. a
~fxer'' of administration matter into
the examination of Aaron Shenson. a
butcher of 1925 McAllister street,
called by Ruefs defense in an attempt
20 impeach the testimony Of John
Beuttler. a butcher Of 782 Haight street,
9ne OF the veniremen. The .prosecu,
sion believed that Shenson was repay
lng a debt of gratitude 10 the corrupt
administration by seeking TO influence
prospective jurors in favor of Ruef.
There was a wide divergence between
the story told by Beuttler of his meet
account of the conversations had Tela-
tive to the Ruef case. The prosecution
desired further time to investigate the
complications and the examination of
Beuttler went over till Thursday morn
ing. Beuttler testified yesterday that
Shenson met him iitOfront of the crimi-
nal courts building on the day he was
drawn on the panel and later went
TO his shop and started to talk to him
OF hind quarters of veal and saddles
OF lamb. later changing his topics to
the Ruef cases. Shenson told Beuttler
that while Schmitz was mayor he had
got into trouble over the use of pre-
.servatives in his meats, that he went
to the mayor and Schnitz had prom
ised TO help him out.
ADMITS BOOSTING RUFF
When Heney questioned Shenson he
admitted having talked with Schmitz
and Of speaking favorably OF Ruef to
Beuttler.
Weren't you told 10 go out and offer
him $4,000 to vote for the acquittai
Of Ruef?" asked Heney.
No." replied Shenson.
James GuiIfoy was excused from jury
duty yesterday. John J. Halloran, a
livery stableman, residing at 2sS Guer-
rero street, was examined and passed,
pending further investigation, and John
O'Connor, saloonman of 154 Russ
street. was under tedious questioning
by Ach when court adjourned. As
sistant District Attorney John O'Gara
conducted the cross examination for
the people Rev. c. y. Lathrop of the
league Of justice was in court during
the day. Henry Ach is very anxious
concerning the league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
CAPT. JAMES M'KINERY
FIGURES IN ACCIDENT
Manager of Citizens Alliance
Has Narrow Escape in
Auto MiShap

Captain James McKinery, manager of
the citizens alliance. and Mrs. McKin-
cry figured in an automobile accident
yesterday afternoon but neither was
injured, though badly shaken UP. Cap
tain McKinerys machine. which was
driven by Edward Mcdonald. was turn
ing into Sutter street from Kearny
when the off fore wheel struck a chuck
hole, swapping the arm flush at the ell
bow. Although the machine was trav-
cling at slow rate of speed. the oc-
cupants were badly jostled when the
forward part of the machine struck
the ground. Mr.. and Mrs Mckinney
were able to 20 to their home unas-
sisted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
YOUNG ELEVATOR BOY
MAY KEEP GIRL BRIDE
Judge Graham Decides in Favor
of the Young Couple and
Adds Blessing

Henry Boeddicker. the elevator op-
orator who. though under the legal
age, married the girl of his choice de-
spite parental opposition, won out yes
terday in the litigation instituted by
the irate father, George c. Boeddickrr.
c.rahe,,;,s nan III ouus :
and told the judge he loved her and
was well able to support her. but the
father, who started suit to annul the
marriage failed to appear. The Judge
thereupon dismissed the case and gave
the young couple his blessing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
MRS. DUNPHY GRILLS
HUSBAND IN COURT
Rancher Makes No Denial to
Wife's Charges of Drunk
enness and Cruelty
Woman Declares Husband Se-
verely Cut Her Hand With
Razor During Dispute

Although present in court with his
attorney, James Clay Dunphy, the
wealthy cattle rancher, made no an
swer to the charges of cruelty testi-
fed to by Edith NJ Dunphy yesterday
afternoon in support of her suit for
divorce. Looking directly in the face
of her husband, Mrs. Dunphy told OF
his using vile and profane language
to her, going off on periods of drunk
enness every SO often,'' as she ex-
pressed it,; severely cutting her hand
by snatching a razor from her. and in
general so conducting himself as to
hurt and humiliate her and cause her
to leave him six times in their five
years Of married life.
Judge Graham intimated that Mrs.
Dunphy had shown herself entitled to
divorce, but the case went over un-
til today for argument between Charles
w. Slack, attorney for the plaintiff, and
Attorney Meredith, representing Dun
ply, as to the amount of alimony, this
being the only subject upon which Dun
ply opposed his wife. She asks $1,000
month, but he says his income is
only $437.37 a month.
CUT HAND WITH RAZOR
Explaining the cutting of her hand
Mrs. Dunphy said she and her husband
had a dispute as to whether or not
razor while talking and Dunphy caught
hold of her hand. held it closed and
drew the razor out, cutting her deeply,
she alleged.
She detailed a number of occasions
upon which he used vile and abusive
language to her, and said it was his
general course of conduct. He fire.
quently went away on drinking bouts
lasting two and three weeks, she tes-
titled, and once stayed away a month.
During their married life, Mrs. Dun
ply said her husband spent from $500
to $1,000 a month on himself, but very
little on her. although he gave her
quite an amount of jewelry. She stated
that she had absolutely no property of
her own.
USES VILE LANGUAGE
Mary Mess and Elise c. Borchers,
trained nurses, testified to hearing
Dunphy use vile and profane language
to his wife. W. w. Bracket, a chauf-
feur, told of taking Dunphy to various
houses of i'll fame, where he would stay
for days at a time Testimony was
given by Robert Wallace. clothier, that
Dunphy had had fur garments worth
about $4,000 delivered to women other
than his wife. He was quite sober
when he ordered the garments, Wallace
said.
Attorney Slack put in a number of
records in the estates of Dunphy's de-
ceased father and mother, according to
which Slack contends the defendant
is entitled to a one-fourth share of
property worth about s1500,0O0. As
against this Thomas r. Curtis, secre-
tary of the eXecutrix of the estates
was put on the stand by Attorney Mere
dith and testified that the gross an
nual income of the combined estates
ranges from $4,000 to 500. 600, but is
usually consumed by expenditures
Dunphy gets a regular allowance and
salary from the estates of $437.37, but
during the last year received s4,05o in
addition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
HE ROBBED ROOMS

Edward Rensan, alias Frederick Mil
Ter, was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tives Regan and OConnell on charges
of burglary. Rensan, it is alleged, is a
we'll known room thief, and he has been
rooming houses in the southern district.
1t is claimed he entered, among. other
places, rooms in the Knut house, Fourth
and Folsom streets, and at 246 Fourth
street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
Rush for East San Mateo

Home seekers are fast buying up lots
Early advance in prices predicted. Free
excursion Sunday. Tickets East San
Mateo Land Co., 317 Kearny street or
zoos Sixteenth street near Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
CHINESE RAN A LOTTERY

All Sing was convicted by Police
Judge Conlan yesterday of keeping a
lottery place and was fined $3.50, with
visitors were fined $40 each. All Sing
came from Oakland and opened a lot
terry. place at Card alley about three
blocks outside of Chinatown, thinking
the Chinatown squad wouldnot discover
him there, but Sergeant Matheson and
his squad swooped down on him Mon
day. 49, 80
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
WORTHINGTON ASKS
HEARING FOR DAM
Rival Chairmen Agree on Formal
Actions at Local Republic
can Convention
Organization Controls Proceed
ings and Refuses Requests of
LincOIn-ROOseveIt Leaguers
Nominations Announced TO
Republican Convention

STATE SENATORS
18th district-Richard j. Welch.
2ISt district-EdVard j. Wolfe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
ROYAL NEIGHBORS PLAY
FARCE AT WHIST PARTY
Members of San Francisco
Camp Entertain Guests With
Surprise" Performance

Twenty tables in Eastern Star hall
were occupied last Monday night by
men and women members OF San Fran
cisco camp OF the Royal Neighbors Of
America and guests, who during the
early part OF the evening enjoyed a
progressive game of whist A large
number Of others waited. until the play
-ers were called so that they might dis
cover what the camp had to present
as e, surprise" as was announced on
the Invitations. 1t came in the shape
of a farce entitled The Husbands Got
Even uresented by the following
members Of the camp: Lila Napel, AE-
nes Connolly, Esther Connolly, william
Connolly. Arthur S. Johansen, Cleo Sey-
mour, Louise Lielley, Hattie Foster,
Mamie Wright, Gertrude A O'Neil, c..
z. Bibel and Baby O'Neil, the mascot
9f the camp. The surprise was well
rendered by. the amateurs and kept the
audience in a laughing mood until the
elose Of the show, after which there
was dancing for a short time and the
serving Of light refreshments. Among
the most prominent persons present
were.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
oaIedonian Club Games

viii be held at San Mateo September 9;
athletic sports and Scottish games. Ask
Southern Pacific agents for rates and
details Ticket Offices SS4 Market street
IA Powell street. Third and Townsend
streets and Thirteenth and Franklin
ureets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
ASsENIBLYMEN

hSo u N ID i fIE1lN
30fh district-ThOmas Roberts.
3Ist diStrict-Jerry Lucey.
33d diStrict-PauI Fratessa.
34th diStrict-David GirdwOOd.
3sth district-JOhn j. McManus.
3Sth district-WiIIiam A. Pugh.
39th district-E. j. CaIIan-
40th diStrict-MiItOn l.. Schmitt.
43d district-Dominic Beban.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
Celebrate Admission Day

and join in the Mardi Gras at Santa
Cruz September 5 to 9. Mask and comic
balls, confetti battles, surf bathing.
rowing and fishing, roller skating.
scenic railway and other attractions.
Low round trip rates via Southern Pa
cific. Ticket offices SS4 Market street.
IA Powell street, Third and Townsend
streets and thirteenth and Franklin
streets, Oakland 4
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
PROTEST.

Nj CLAM :. y. p. Jednote opo.
zarjamo vse clane in drustva. spa
dajoca pod okrilje :. y. p. j.. ma
ne sedaji ma Hmanice laznikom in
obrekovalcem okoli ''Glas Svobo.
de- Iii sramoti in blati naSo die.
no jcduoto. Klitcmo VAN: Pro-
cd tcga liSta, Proc cd VI. V. Kon.
data, ktcri je y leto;njem preston
mem lctu postal edeninStirideset
"mucenik' " navadnem letu Jill
je Samo i0N
Obenem tudi najodlocneje pro
teStiramo. da bi "Gl. Sv." dobivaI
nagrado 500. kakor mu .ie to do
locila trctja konvencija Y LaSalle
III.
.Kakor Sc ie izkazal "Gl. Sv.'
zadnjih par tednov. l. Ia list mai
vctji ua~protuik 5. y. p. !. il
Strcmi pc razpadu ste.
JoSip NiSica. nragotin Pogo
relc. .Jo,ip Boitz. Mihael Pogorelc
Joe Zakraj>ek. Jakob :. KoGeyar
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
HINAVCI KONDA-SKUBIC MA
ODGOVOR.
Podpisani clan jugosl. in angl
soc. stranke.

UpraSam: Zakaj ne poveste
prostora nit ure. vaSih SELF -
: kakSnih vzrokov hi cnega mas
virgil ven ako bi priSel ma vase
SEQ. napr. meme. ko SEN elan
skupne stranke? Zakaj niste imeli
dine %. febr. t. /. mixer seize?
(Op. TiSti dan sem Sci V lokal
kjer hi Sc imela vrSiti naznanjena
seja a naSel nisem nikogar tam :
nit enkrat Sc tam enaka seja nj
vrila. paG pa SEN pc radovedno-
sti Sci h Kondu in tam zasacil V
tajnih (9 pomenkih KlobuGarja
Skubica in Kondo. To je bilo ma
Kondovem domu.
Zakai farbate Judi ma tax ma
Gin pc Sirni Ameriki? Zakaj Sc
ogibljete skupnega della?
Ali mas ne vodi to k misli. da ste
le "a laStni Yep? Odgovorite.!!
Fohn Petric.
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Josip Kalan.
Milwaukee. Wis. % m

Milwaukee. Wis, %. marca. -
4 veseljem moran obcudovati hi
tri razvoj naSega novega kluba
"Edinost'. Stevilo CLANCY naraS-
ca dan "a dnevom in pri6akovati
ie SploSnega usPeha. Ma soboto
dine %. I. IN. in nedeljo 20. t. IN.
je sklican velik shod "a kojega .je
yseSploSno zanimanje.
"Amerikanski Slovenec" pri-
naSa Z dine 20. marca pray miste-
rijozen dopis il Milwaukee.
Sestavljen je pravilno slovenski
brez slovnicnih napak. a vsebina
vendar je suhoparna. Ne bonn ma
dolgo odgovarjal milemu ''pesni-
ku"ker nimam prave peSniSke Ii
lie. MOI jo je pogodil. Pozabil je
rr: "ribniSkih mozganih'' navesti
le. da imajo to materijo Ribnicani
Y CLAW, on pa nekje drugje. CLAW
mega klubovega Sedeza mu nj ire
la iSkati po Sirnem Syetu priSto-
pi mai prag Svoiega stanovania in
pogleda ako je kratkoviden, mu
,>ak dragc wolfe raztolmaci.
SkraJno neSramnd je. da blati
10 roman naSega Sodruga G.. f..
Seidel-a. Prcprican sem. ia ne
naideS il med tn ~bivajocih Sloven-
cev nobenega politika in milo.
nerja' Xxi hi Sc predrznil Sramoti.
70 obceS poStovanega meScana. Pri
koji stranki ste Vi z. "romar".
Poznam edino slovcnSko StrankC
y Milwaukee. in pri tel vi niste
Ncdite pa cnkrat ~ vsclei. ia
uaSa Stranka So nj uStnovila. ia
hi dclala prekucije. VStanovila Sc
ie marveG Y korist slovenSkih de
lavcev. Omenim maj. da pri bese
iii 'romar' ne mislim ma drugC
mi druStvo Sv. %.Janeza. SmatramC
to ime Samo kot ~dopisnikov pri
mex.
Zadnji stavek o%menjenega dopi.
81 ie po>chuo odvcc: : tako nc>la.
MIN humoriem Sc mi izkljucno pc.
cali ne bono. Dictum est
Clan kluba.
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NEKAJ IA MARTINA.

Ako mas Martin V(eliki) Honda
Sc alarmira ; kakim Extra-Gla
PuStave. ko dru>tvo Slavija H.
kljuci Sc kakcga 'narodnega muce,
nika'. naznajemo mu. da pridemo
il Glencoe. o.. z "luftbalonom" v
Chicago in prinesemo vsak pc en-
venec "a doticnega 'mu6enika'. o.
benem bodemo tudi peli tisto pc.
sem HI je Y l.. stew. CT. Sv.. ka.
kor smo jo ze peli tn Y Glencoe, ko
smo Z najyeciim pompom pokopali
list elias PuScave.
Good by Glas Svobode -
Good by
Good by our little CT. Sv.
Good by!
Ignac Zlembergar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

"Kaj pa &c Sc mi strinjamo z va
mi. ako innate kaj Y prid jedno-
te'" Odgovor: ''Nikdar in niko-
liz"
Brat Wershaj Sc je izrazil ma
redni sell DIR. Slavic, kaj Sc je
govorilo ma oni tajni sell. In Wer-
shaj ie odvrnil. da nj bilo o jed
mott nikakrSne debate in da o jed
mott Sc sploh nj govorilo. \ glei
ga veternjaka!
Vnaslednji Stevilki Gil. Sv. jc
bill podpisan pod ono dolgo klo-
base. Sedaj maj pa sodijo bratje
pc Sirni Ameriki o TEN hinavstyu
in %rovarStvu proti $. y. p. J. OBJ
zaluiemo vSe sobrate. XII Sc podpi.
rajo tako cunjo kot ie elias Svo-
bode. Obzaluiemo jih. ia zapelja.
nj Pc hinavcih podirajo svoie last
no delo.
John PetriG, Frank UdoviG, ella.
ma Mar. Nitezev st. 80.
John Ercul, Louis Horvat. ella
ma Slavic st. l.
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"RadniCka STRATA"

Je eiini hrvanki soeialhtieni list Y Amenki. Izhaja vsako drugo se-
do in stane Sl00 Ma LETo. Naslov; ''RADNIcKA sTRAzA6. lis
FISK ST. CHICAGO, ILL Priporoeajte Ia list bratom Hryatorp,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
ZNANJE ANGLESCINE JE moo
THE STEINER ACADEMY OF
ENGLISH,
SLOW. Dep. P. $50 Loomis st.
Chicago, Ill.

in Slehernemu Sc bo ma to vazno IL
praSanje odpOslal nemudoma Cd
govor. $ katerim bo tako zadovo-
lJen. da bo rad o TEN povedal tu-
di svojemu prijatelju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
SLOVENCI Poor!
PiSite pro cenik!

Slovenska naselbina V Ripley in
Butler Co. Missouri. Sc mnozi dine
vDOl
Rojaki. Ali res nocete sedaj ku-
pitt zemliSce. ko Sc Sc najboljsa
lemliiSca poleg zeleznice pc 10 -
ID dolariev aker ma prodaj7
Rojaki! Ali res nocete postati
Svobodni ameriSki kmetie7 Ali res
radi poslusajte zalostne glasove
parnih piScalk V tvornicah in ru-
Uckopih.
Mi upamo da ne!
Slovenci citaite drzavna poroci-
Delavstvo producira vse boga-
stvo; bogastvo torej pripada de-
lavstvu.
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Clan kluba.

Frontenac, Kans.. -. marca. -
ProSimo priobcite to naSe pismo V
naSem priljubljenem listu "'Prole-
tarec''.
Tudi pri mas Sc zanimamo "a va
zne stvari. XII Sc code pc svetu.
Prebiramo razno 6asopisje in vidi.
mo, koliko ljudi je brez della. No.
mi Jill pomilujemo kakor tudi
tiste. Xxi imajo proved della.
Idaj pa X stvari. Nj bi tudi radi
videli. da bi sc vsi clani s. y. p
j. ravnali po njenem geslu: "a enc
kost, bratstvo in svobodo. Ali kaj
ko Sc pa povsod vsiljuje crna "a
visit. Namesto. da hi V slogi in sku
pno delovali. gre pa ravno naobra-
tho. In ravno to sc sedaj godi pr
:. y. 7. j. Iakaj vendar start cd
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Dor res tOliko zakrivil. kolikor Sc
vpije. bode re prejel. plaGilo. ka.
kor ga je starr odbor. Y druStvoma
Bratstvo Naprei st. 9 in Prvi Mai
st. 90 Sc pa nikakor ne strinja-
mo, kakor tudi Z okroznicami ne
katerih smo nekai re prejeli. Mi
Sc strinjamo z novim odborom in
zadnjO konvencijo kakOr tudi z
novimi pravili. Nasa sosedna druS-
iva IL lepih gricev so "a ivan.
rednO konvencijo. Tudi mi smo "a
konvencijO, toda ne ma vsake tri
mesece. Proletarci pri sosednih
drustvih imaio menda proved kr.
vavo prisluzenih dolarjev. cato jih
hocejo vreci vstran. namesto da
hi Jill imeli "a druge potrebe. Tu-
di V Skidmore, Kans.. imamo enc
ga zelo dobrega clana. XII skusa $
Kondatovim bi6em opletati pri svo
jem drustvu Prijatelj st. rs po
novem odboru. Ia Clan XII nj EMO.
zen sestaviti enega predloga, pise
zelo "visOke" dopise V Kondato-
vo trobento.
V dopisih citamo, da so mnoga
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la Zdr. dr.. kaj je kmetijstvo V
naSi veliki republiki, Ali pozna.
kdo kmeta V Zdr. dr., ki ina sla-
be case?.
Oglejte zemljisca V juznem Nj
ssouri-ju. Mixer lepsega saba, trt
zita kot Y juznem Missouri-ju. To
je COLA resnica. Ako ne verjamete.
prepricajte Sc!
Mammalian tudi da sen zastop-
mix "a najveco drevesnico ma svetu
in najveco trtnico V Ameriki.
Ako rabite semena "a poljske
in vrtne pridelke, obrnite Sc name.
Blago najbolse vrste, cena najniz-
ia. PiSite ma naslov:
RANK GRAM, edini SLOW. Ia
stopnik "a zemljisca, semena, sad
no drevje, trte it'd. it'd. SIG w.
21st st. Chicago, Ill.
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drustva V stfahu zaradi s. y. p
j. Mi pa mic. Mi sc Sc veselimo -
prvega majnika, praznika zaved.
nih delavcev in obenem razvitju
move zastave. ktera bode sluzila
druStvom S. \. p. J. V DRAW Kan
Sas.
Pozdrav vsem zavednim clanom
S. y. p. ].
And. UrSi6. predsednik; Frank
Krajzelj. tajnik; Jos. Jartz. bla-
gajnik. Frank Boldin. V. Martin
cic. Janez Bedene. John BoziG.
Franc Malnar, clani.
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7 ohm Petric

X lie je? Anton Jalovec. donna IL
DolenjSkega Ia NIGGA hi rad we
del niegov brat John JalOvec.
Pred par meseci ie bill V Pueblo
Colo. kdOr We "a njegov naslov
maj ga naznani ma: NJ. Potokar
564 So. Center Ave. Chicago. I'll.