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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

oNeil, Martha o'Donnell, Margaret King, Rena King. Kate Rodden, An nie Rodden, Ella Garfield, Mildred Deland, Gertrude Deland, Lillian De- land Mary o'Neil, May Delaney, Nell lie Pickett, Agnes Miles, Clara Gig nae, Antoinette Gignac, Edna Me Donald. Mary Duhil, Rose Genias, Ju- Hanna Genias. Addie Frazhette, Vic toria Frazhette. Diana Frazhette, Nell lie Fitzpatrick, Frances 0'Donnell and Annie O'Neil. The fair to-mor- row evening will begin at 6 o'clock instead of 8 o'clock, It will be brought to close with dancing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24
0AKVlLlE HAPPENINGS

Upson, Singleton & Cos cash store prices are money savers--boys suits $1.97 up.
 MT and Mrs Charles Bradley of New Haven have been visiting with relatives here.
 Mrs Charles Skinner of Bristol spent Sunday at the home of her son Walter Lewis of Newton heights.
 A number of people from this place will take in the turkey supper at the town hall in Watertown this after noon and evening. A turkey supper for 25 cents is not on the bill of fare every day. -.s. .s ..
 The Parish Guild of All Saints church which usually meets on Tues. day afternoons at 2:30 will not meet this week, owing to Thanksgiving On Thursday, Thanksgiving day, there will be a service in the morning at 10:S0. A meeting of the vestry- men will be held in the vestry room on Saturday evening at 7:3O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24
WATERTOWN JOTTlNCS

Another large crowd attended the St Johns fair last night.
 Mrs Frank J. Smith was the guest of friends in Waterbury yesterday.
 Marion Leonard is visiting with her grandparents, MT and Mrs Walter Atwood.
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S leash store" prices are money savers heavy wool trousers $3.
 Dudley Atwood the youngest son of MT and Mrs Charles Atwood had the misfortune to dislocate his shoulder Saturday evening.
 The funeral of Eldridge Scott was held this afternoon with prayers at the house at 1:S0 and services at the church at o'clock. The burial was in Evergreen cemetery. The Rev H. N. Cunningham rector of Christ church officiated.
 D. J. Murphy the barber is offer ing more encouragement to the pool players who visit his rooms each evening by giving a dollar away every Saturday evening This is done by placing the names of those who play pool on his tables during the week in a box and every Saturday one name is drawn from these Last Saturday evening Dennis McLeary was the lucky man.
 On Thanksgiving afternoon in the town hall the K. o. K. A. first bas- ketball team will play the Third church team of Waterbury at 2:30 D. me. The preliminary game will be between the second team of the K. O K. A. and the Crescents of Water bury. In the evening the K o. K. A. team of Bridgeport will oppose the first Knights of King Arthur team at S:15 and the second team will play the second Third church team of Wa terbury. The lineup of the first and second teams of the K. O. K. A. will be as follows: First team, Zeidler c " dlNOl H. Ddl ioHJ H. DdSSbll and Humiston rg, Hudson sub. Sec Ond team. Hudson c, Mclean If Downs If. Bormolin lg, Magee rg Woodward and Hoskins, subs The admission to all games will be 15c
 4 large crowd is expected to at tend the supper and fair in the towr hall this evening The supper will begin at D. m. and continue until 10 p. m. There will be eight tables in charge of Mrs Patrick Flynn, Mrs Edward Ryan. Mrs Harry O'Connor Miss Mary KeiIty. Miss Annie Kane Mrs James McGoff. Mrs Christophel Burns and Mrs John Collins. Tn, waitresses will be as follows: Tn, Misses Kate Barrett, Kate Gallagher Kate Kervin. Margaret Kervin, Lulu Kervin. Raeheal Kervin, Mary Ker win. Lizzie Burns, Kate Burns, Etts Gallagher, Mary McGowan, Adelin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

Do your washing without fire next time Save the bother, the discomfort and the cost of fuel.
 Wash your clothes with Fels-N Naptha in cool or lukewarm water, in summer or winter.
 It's much easier-no hard rubbing is needed.
 It saves the clothes because there's no boiling to weaken them and no hard rubbing to wear them out.
 It takes less than half the time of the old way.
 And this Fels-Naptha way of wash ing in cool or lukewarm water makes your clothes cleaner, sweeter, and fresher than if you boiled and hard-rubbed 'em till Doomsday.
 Don't take su bst itute for Fels-Naptha because it will not do the work.
 Look for the red and green wrapper and follow the directions printed on the back.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

The secretary of Columbian Re- bekah lodge, No 35, has received word from Mrs A. Bradley, president of P. N. G.'s association that all mem- bers of the association are requested to attend the meeting which this month will be held at l. O. o. F, hall in Seymour on Friday, November 27, at 2:30 D. m. These meetings are usually held in. New Haven.
 The Washington birthday booth at the fair to be given by the Ladies' Aid society in the parish house on December and will be in charge of Mrs Amos Culver, Mrs E. c. Bar nun, Mrs w. H. Watson and Mrs Henry Bird. There will be George Washington birthday cake, made from recipe over 100 years old, bak- ed by Mrs H. D. Patterson. Florence Haggerty has gone to Pennsylvania where he will play basketball for the rest of the season He will be a member of the Johns- town team. Haggerty is one of the best players in the country, and he was sought after by number of teams.
 ia The funeral of Mrs Frances A. Platt took place this afternoon at o'clock from the residence of Newell A. Smith in Millville. The service was conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule. The interment was in the Prospect cemetery.
 There will be an important meet ing of Shepherd lodge, F. and A. M. this evening in Masonic hall The master Mason's degree will be work ed
 Mir and Mrs John Spencer of New York city, who have been spending the past few days with friends in the borough, have left for their home.
 MT and Mrs H. A. Dalby of Hill. | side avenue are in New Haven at. tending the funeral of Sylvester Gil, | bert.
 Matthew Fleming of Water street has entered the employ of the Pru-. dential Life Insurance Co. MT and Mrs Joseph Carlson of Millville are visiting relatives in New York city for few days. Cash buys more than credit, Up, son. Singleton & Co.'S $15 overcoats prove it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

of the delegates was called to thA, consideration of ways and means 0r protecting and propagating the fsh- cries. Highways and their uses" had been arranged as the topic to be considered at the afternoon meeting. Francis H. Herrick of Cleveland, O., with the United States bureau of fisheries. and Dr George George Wll- ton Field, attached to the United States bureau and to the zoological station at Naples. Italy, were the chief speakers at the forenoon meet | Ing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

industry and the need of reduction of the tariff on iron and steel prod ucts.
 The commission desires him to ap- pear tomorrow. when the iron and steel schedule will be taken up in the hearing now being held by the com mission looking toward a revision of the tariff. The hearings on the iron and steel rates will continue until Fri day.
 The telegram to Mir. Carnegie was as follows:
 This commission will have a hearing on the iron and steel schedule on Wednes- day, the 25th inst, and continuing to Fri day, the 27th. We would be very glad to have you appear before the commission on one of these days for instance tem- porabiy on Wednesday, and give the com mission such information as you are able on the subject. The daily sessions com mence at 9:30 a. m.
 SERENO F. PAYNE, Chairman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

Mr. Henry" -"Going fishing on washday Rastus? thought Melissa needed you to gather wood and make fire to boil the clothes"
 Rastus-"Yes, sah, Marse Henry But Anty Drudge here, she done shod Missy how to wash de clos without no fah an Missy she say hits as easy as rollin' off a log"
 Anty Drudge-"That's right, MT. Henry. Rastus had better be working than fishing but Melissa doesn't need him. Fels-Naptha makes the biggest washing easy for one person in less time than the old way.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24
TARIFF COMMISSION
 SUMMONS CARNEGIE
Iron Magnate Asked to Tell
 About Free Steel.

Washington, Nov. 24.-As a result of the declaration by Andrew Carnegie in magazine article that the tariff on iron and steel should be abolished the ways and means comlssion of the house has formally invited Mir. Car negie to appear before 1t this week to tell what he knows about the steel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

500 men entrenched themselves in an old fort and mutinied. They had be- come disafYected as a result of efforts of revolutionary sgitators.
 For a time they put up a successful resistance. but a sunboat was brought to the scdhe and bombarded their po- sition, whereupon they fled
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24
GUNBOAT SHELLS REBELS.

Chinese Artillery and Cavalry Are Soon
 Put to Flight. Pekin, Nov. 24.-Additional reports of the mutiny at Ranking are given out by order of the regent, Prince Chun.
 A battery of artillery and squad- ron of. cavalry not exceeding all told
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24
Conference of Goycrnors.

Boston, Nov 24.--The New Eng land governors conference contin' ued here to-day, when the attention
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

L..
''OsebnoSt, OsabnoS

"OSebnoSt, OSabnO Il
Kako so V Skrbeh "a OSebn0st
Gcbriiani. Xxi sc bo1e socializma
Clovek bi mislil. da Sc izpodnuJc-
20 V Sedanii drurbi se njih zelje
tako popolnoma, kakOr ne hi bio
mOgOcc V nObeni drugi orgaui1a-
eli. Individualnt st Siavi prave
crgije nevaz4rOSti in spmolast-
Eosti Nam, bolj 1akrknjenim $.
lreptikOun ~ seveda 5dh, da tudi
rGjboli tntziasticni Oprimizem
re aide lahkO kral.iestva osvobo.
jcnega individualizma ma svetu.
Xxi 81 ga j. kapitali1em prilastil
razdeli. zapiSal Y nemljS6ne KIN.
jige. rTbriciral in numerical
PRAY nam NE: zdi =, nam. da nj
ria osebn vt niti V starokamnenr
dobi tako razvl6avliena, kakor
ie sedHj.
Pa je sploh 6udno. NekolikC
miljoDov jih je ma svetu. ten so.
ctalisaov. Xxi napenjab vse svoit
moi, da bi strli kapitalizem. de.
! molTali njeeovo zgradbo in k
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

Chikaski miliionar. II. T. Ora
me-. je rckcl ia sedanji polozaj y
~Idruz-nih Driavah j. silicon one
mu y Franciji pred veliko fran
-o>ko revoluciio. On j. mnenja.
la so nektcri ljudjc prebogati.
ko "a j. pa vpraSal mex tasniSki
reporter. kako bogat SINE biti
MOI. odgovoril j. radikalni gen
tleman. ia clovek : trdim %
dclom sine shraniti pet milijonov
dolarj"v 90 - pa niij ccnta wee.
kako pameten je ia gentleman,
kt"ri ina malenkoSt - PIT mill
I%lonov dolarjev premozcnja. V
tenn >mi>lu bi ma euako vpraSauje
lahko odgovoril Rockefeller. da
pIStcn Glovek ne SINE imeti vcd
kakor m - milijardo. Nj so
rialiSti pap ravimo. ia cloyck mai
ma L. toliko koliko producira.
me mani in ME wee. Kdo ina to.
rel prav'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Odbor.
Resolucija Jugoslovanskega socia.
listicnega kluba v Conemaugh,

Mi socialist, zbrani ma redni
sell Jugoslovanskega socialistic-
mega klusba Stew. 3 y Con -maugh.
Pa. dine %. jan. I. l.. obsojamo
najstrOzje pHarienje "Glasa Svo-
h0de' in njegovo klavernO yale
tavanje Y naSe strankino glaSilo
"Proletarca''. kakor tudi ' POI
Samezne Sodruge.
"GlaS Svobode' mi odviSen od
Stranke temvcc od poSameznih
naroGnik0v. Ako bo torej rovta-
ril to pot naprej. Una Sc zgoditi,
ia mu mi. or|ganizirani socialist
Y tukaJSnji naselbini. XII Smo ne
kteri tudi njegovi naroGniki, obr-
meme hrbet.
Obenem tudi Svetuiemo naSemu
Socialisticnemu glasilu "Proletar-
Gu. da Sc maj ne peca wee 5 ia
kimi frivolnimi oSebami.
Frank Podboi. predSednik.
Stefan Fabric. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

Slavna je naSa vladll Gospo-
oarski pol zaj V dczeli je tax. da
So ze samcml vragu stlBdi. Ma
lone vsiko mesto je preplavljeno
/, brezposleci. XII moledujejo "a
ceio. a vlada pravi, da ona Jim ne
nor pomagati 6e jih %noceio "
posliti posestniki tvornic in 70.
WOW. lstOdobno pa plove slavna
Ivezina mOrnarIca $ strlecimi to.
pow nekod po pacifSkem morju,
kHr stane deielo wee miiijonov
Il l~arjcv. Razen tega je vlada o.
Credila IA TO leto sto miliionov
dolarlev V svrho potrcbScin IA ar
mado. Ivezine or zarne V Was
Imgtonu delajo 5 polnim par n.
Mad tristo tiso6 puSk najnovej-
sega sistema Sc mora v najkraj-
sem caSu Hdelati. Torej milijo-
nj IA novodobno morilno orOzje .
MilijOni IN vojaske vaje. kako
nforiti ma suthem in ma morju. Do
lavsko ljptstvo maj pa strata in
rrrje gladu. V svObodni IN b.
gait Amerikilli Ce nj Ia druzab-
nj red blazen, potem splcb cdpa-
de vsaka blaznostl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
PRoLErAREc

vsai vaIesa semu Sc je kastrira.
la! Ka6i Denar niece IL zrela,
dclgocasen denar. XII ga Dopet po.
aira, ma da bi sc m glo ossbncsti
lie "a trenhrktk zjssniti lice zara.
ddega. NajosebmGsa osebnosti
So obola IA kavarrso ne d be Cd
tega 'bobnecega. hropeSega, uni.
~cr:;"oega vsturjanja.
Zaman hi Icvek iskal estetike
V tenn prtesrs XII je zopern in
khren Zaman bi iskal v Djem
iCej. Edna toladba je, da pora-
ia upornike in da obuja gnus.
I'm maj Sebue1se in najmcHnejsc
oSebnosti so tiste, Xxi Sc najs rast-
rcje upirajo in Xxi n~ajsrcnejse We
rrjejo v pOgip te breDduSne ma
5 nen1e. X. II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

DandanS v dnovih bede. y
duovih goSpodarske krize ko
brczposelni delavci in uiih svoj-
ci prezebajo in gladujejo prize.
rajo fine dame - millionaire
dohrodelne Plese.
Y Chicago je vscgaSita gospoda
izumila Sc poseben trik. 'Zivc
podobe' - posnemanje znameni-
TIN silk. pr kterih blazirana dru-
zabnc dame in bogati. neumnI
%pridani6i rezeio >voje bcda>te
ohraze "a dobrodelne namene.
Neumno>t, Bogatini. katerim
so delavci pridobili njih boga.
styo. morajo najprvo lreti. pitt.
ple>ati IN rezati obrazc. ia dobc
delavci >koriieo kruha.
Sramots,
Delavcl ne potrabujejo dobrpt
II rok Syojih k%rvosesov. Date
dtlaNcem. kar gre delaVcem -
potem ne b treba zreti, pitt. pie
sat- in rezati obrazov y dobro-
define namene.
Delavei 81 tudi lahko sami wa.
mejo kar Jim gre po naravnemi
pravu. Vzeti morajo vso pro
dukcijo. trgovino in obrt y Svo.
ie roke. ker potem bodo tudi last.
mkl vSeh produktov. Beda bo
zginIla. blaziranim damam IN go.
>Podom pa ne bo trcba wee zrcti.
pitt. ple~ati in rezati obraze '
dObrodelne nameue. ker ne ho nj.
kogar wee. komur hi bilo potrc.
bno dcliti dobrote.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Splosni pregled.

- Socialist V Girardu. Kans.,
so : svojim smelim nastopom pri-
silili Hughesa. p%oveljnika nacijo-
maine garde V draw Kansas, da
je ovrgel nacrt. namestiti kompa-
MILO milice V imenovano mesto.
Socialist V draw Minnesota
bodo baje nastopili V bodocih vo-
litvah tudi kot prohibisti.
V draw Oklahoma je gla-
som sodr. G. G.. Rosa cd tam re
blizo 100000 socialistov.
Ma premogarski konvenciji
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Javni delavski shod v korist
brezposlecev

Sklicujejo hrvatski sodrugi Y
Chicago IN nedelio dine Q. febru-
aria. Shod Sc vrSi V veliki dvo-
rani sodr. Frank Mladi6a. 5S7 So.
Centre Ave. Za6ctek oh Q uri
predpoldne.
NaSim sodrugom. zlasti onim.
Xxi so brez della. pripOrocamo. da
pridejo ma ia shod. VpraSanie
brezposelnosti je vaznO .vprasa-
ME; treba ie. da So ga razmotriva
povsod in STEER V pravi luci. kar
store edino socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Bebel ne pride.

Sodrug Bebel. vodia socialistov
V nemskem drzavnem zburu. ma
znanil je ameriski socialistiGni
Stranki. da ne obiSGe letoS, kakOr
je obljubil. Xdruzenih draw.
Brani mn to bolezen. XII So ga
hudo priiemlie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

V indianapolisu je zadnje dni wee
govornikov propaganda "a socia-
i'zem IN izjavilo, da Sc morejo
premogarji tudi politieno organi-
zirati v socialistieni stranki.
Poor rojah v Conemaugh, Pa.
Veselfca Jugoslovanskega So
claIrsticnega kluba stew. 3 Co.
nemaugh, Pa, XII sc je imela vrsiti
1. februarja. je vsled slabih de-
lavskrh razmer prelozena ma ne
dolo6en cas-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Poor rojaki v Conemaugh, Pa.
KoRITAR v svETI JEZI.
Satira. Napisal Jcze Zavertnik.

Satlra. Napisal Jcze Zavertnik
"Vuj. Vuj. vuj". kruli
y%eselo Puisek pri polnem koritu.
Mice ga ne mott, odkar je pred
sedmimi lett pricel izdaiati cal.
tenge V hlevu. Zdaj je velik,
moean. Odkar je postal p Sten
caSnikar v svinjaku. Kako Sc
drenjajo mali pujski okoli NIGGA,
Ga bi jim Metinar - 6asnikar
covohl par drobtinic IL korita.
Odkar je Sietinar postal cas-.
aikar, drzi tudi m Svojo zunan-
joSt. Oblati sc V fina oblatila.
IySaki dam skrbno poGese svojc
S'etine, IA Svojih parkljih pa no
81 cevlJe il najfinejSega in lakira-
rega u>nja. NSi drug mali see.
tlnarji pravijo, da ~ mu pOda.
kedar Y fni obleki. $ cigaro V us
nh in rOzijajot ; %tolarii y Z pu,
"a katere je druge ociganil. po-
noSno IL hleva Stopa ma ulico.
"Slava. Slava' krite ob
TAXI priloznostr NAL scerinaru.
Nesmrten ST.. krulijo See
reta in - radoSti valiajo V cd
radkih. katcre Jim je koritar
prepuStil Y hrano.
Use je miuljivo ma svetu, Tu-
al Slava Stetinaria pritue temne-
u. kakor kravjek Y Smiru, ako ga
Ionoti ne obSeva p5lna luna ma
Iro>trani preriji.
Crmdalje wee jih prihaja h ko-
ritu. VISA Sicneta ho6ejo imeti
avoj dcloz. Koritar Sc taxi eua-
hoSu upirn "GoSpOdar sem jaz
hcvu ''kruli koritar. &c
iIz kogor cssIrbim je IN je, ne pa
-aSe"
Scepetom taSo razlaganje o de-
ltvi plena nj vSe;. Spuntajo sc.
' hievu na>taue ~revoIucija!
Nezadovoljna Steneta katera je
p metal koritar IL hleva po H.
drtSeni reyohIciji. odp 81 ego Ia
toj deputwcijo k Bitu. ia uauci
koritarja p ;tenoSti. Ma dolgo
in Siroko pripovedujejo Bitu. ka-
40 je koritar skarbil in sl,paril
oruge.
Sedaj po zraku. od zgorai nav
IDOL Svigne Bic in nemilo zadene
foritarja. ia korita- tako milo
zakruli. la bi 81 Sc kamea ON h.
cal.
P~res,raSeni - zveSti Stetinarji
drenjaio ckoli svojego cospodar-
in koritaria in milo jctijc: 'Ve-
HcGnstvo vase Vi UHor v,eh
koritarjev. KAY vam je'"
All. kai BON pravjl''. je sto-
kal koritar. bic. Bic m jc u.
CARL. da je joj. L. pOglejtp ma
tcgaSte liSe po mojrm iivotu,
"Kaj. Biz. 20 prceli kru-
Iii nekateri Sietinarji. XII niso BIZ
Ii nikdar priiatclii res7ic We
l6anstvo. srj innate "cajt nge",
V eajtengah povejte. ia so Be
IN drIgi kradli. sleparili. golju-
tall. da ste Vi ned Uni kot Lahoy
Los. ki j. sedem let noSil k mira
liant Ali preyidni bodite. ia ne
rride zopet p vas Sip,ar : trugo.
&akor 90 ie to- zcOdilo larsko leto.
ko ste Svoi velicanstveni rilec "a
ali pregl boko Y blato, Previd-
roSt. previdncSt. pa bo S'o,'
"Hvala vam Sc"tina~ia gclazen
- dober Svet. katerega ste mi da-
IL. PoSlrSal vas bonn in ubogal'',
~ zakrulil koritar.
O6i so mn 2 reel zareti. 2 DIS
nm parkljom .ic zgrabil pero IN
y sveti jczi Oblil Use 5 sv 10 last
&c gnoinico in blatom. Xxi So nle-
Covo StetinarSko prcteklost in s.
danioSt postavili v pravo lUf.
Bic mu .jc pa voScil: d Der tex
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

KJE JE7 France Skrbic, donna
IL Zagorja oh Saw. Njegov naslov
raj sc blagovoli poslati na uprav-
niStvo "Proletarca."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Cd urednistva.

Sodr. Prcdvorcan: prihodnjic.
Sodr. Drskar: iStotako. Sodr.
Zobec "Radni6ko Strazo" dobi-
tie. SodrUlni pozdrav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
|; ~AgitataTiten del.

Listu Y podporo je postal So
drug Frank Podboj, Conemaugh,
Pa. 800.
Sodr. joe Potocnik. w. Mine
ra', Kans., soc.
Sodr. Frank Krefel. Alix. Ark,
25c.
4 lepimi Stevili naroGnikov so
So p%ostavili zadnji teden agita-
tori Y drzavah Illinois. Kansas.
Arkansas in Washington.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

Kupujte pri tvrdkah. ktere o.
glasujejo v nasem listu. Kadar
kupujete, prosimo, omenite PRO.
letarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04

Podpirajte socialisticno 6aso-
pisje. citajte ''Proletarca"l Pri-
porocajte hrvatskim tovarisem
"Radnicko Strazo"l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Sfranka.
JUGoSLovANSKA soCIALIs.
TICNA ZVEZA
sedezem v Chicago, Ill.

- Jugoslovanski socialistieni
klub st. L., Chicago, Ill. Anton
Presern, predsednik; Frank Pod
lipec, fin. tajnik. Klub ina svo-
je redne mese6ne seize vsako zad-
MO soboto mesecu v prostorih
sodr. FIR. Mladica, 5S7 So. Center
Ave.
Slovanski socialisti6ni klub
st. 2. Glencoe, o., Ignac Zlember-
gar. predsednik Ivan Kravania.
tajnik.
Jugoslovanski socialistieni
klub st. 3, Conemaugh. Pa. Frank
Podboj. %predsednik; Stefan Zab-
ric. tajnik.
- Jugoslovanski socialistiGni
klub st. 4, La Sale, Ill. Jos Brat
kovi6. ~predsednik; Valentin Po-
tisek. tajnik.
- SlovenSki socialistiGni klub
"Bodo6nost", st. ). Claridge, Pa.
john Bate. zaG. tajnik.
SlovenSki SocialiSticni "Klub
veSelih sodrugov" Stew. 6 V Cum
berlandu. Wyo. John Sarc. pred.
sednik John Medved. tainik.
SlovenSki socialiSti5ni klub
stew. I. Murray, Utah. ValentiD
Eitz. predsednik; Edward Hof-
man. tajnik.
VISA poro6ila in dopisi socialis-
ti6nih klubov. kakor tudi posa-
meznih sodrugov, tiGo6i Sc socia-
listicne stranke, Sc mai poSiliaio
glavne'Gu tajniku. John PetriG.
us w. 10Th St, Chicago. I'll.
Zahvala.
JUgoslovan>ki SocialiStitni klub
stew. l JusoSlov. Soc. T.. Y Chica-
gu. Ill.,. Sc jc priSrcno zahvaliuje
%eenienemu Sloven>kcmu obcin-
Stvu chfkaSkemu. XII Sc ic y tallo
impozantnem S~tevilu vdclczilo We
Seliee dine p. jan. Z~ahvaljuie Sc
Sc poScbej cenjenim >odrugom in
Sodruginjam IL La Sale. H.. kite
RI so kljub oddaljenoSti poGaStili
ve>elico, kakor tudi hryatskim
sodrugom IL Chicago. XII 50 bill
n~avzoci. ZlaSti pa gre topla "a
hvala vrlemu SloN. delavSkemu
pevSkemu zboru "Orel'' "a ME
govo izbrano petite in pa nadarje-
nj goSpodicni Veri Grilec. XII j.
: svojo izborno deklamaciio po-
velitala zabavni vecer.
Srcna zahvala vsem Sodrugom
in Sodruginjam. XII So tiSti ve6er
pripomogli socialisticnemu klubu
do tako lepega moralnega in
gmotnega uspeha. Ziveli,
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