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Hiram lodge, No. IS. F. & A. M., elected these officers, Wednesday night: c. A. Peale, w. M.; W. H. Prinole, s. w.; J. A. Pitzschler, J. w.; A. M. Briscoe, treasurer L. c. Morris, secretary; c. A. Carlson, S. S.; Charles Harang, J. s.; L. T. Bris- COG, s. D.; L. Taylor, J. D.; "A. T. Nettleton, chaplain; A. B. Blakeman, marshal; F. A. Bennett, tyler.
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NUMBER 5l
Stepnev.
FREDERICK P. LovEJOY.

Civil war has passed on to the final
 Roll Call" MT Lovejoy enlisted
 February 4, 1862, and was enrolled in
 Company M., First Regiment, c. ",
 Heavy Artillery. Ills brother, George
 Lovejoy. and George S. CoIey and
 William Dayton were members of the
 company. MT Lovejoy enlisted as ] veteran, February 5, '64, and served
 until September 25. '65, and it is said
 by one who served by his side in that
 great war that Fred was a good
 soldier, none better" His son also
 served in the Spanish war and his fath-
 er-in-law was soldier; also the
 latter's father Twas numbered among the soldiers of the Revolution.
 Rev MT Hubbard will on next Sunday morning, December 20, preach Christmas sermon and make use of original chart illustrations. The object sermons already given by the pastor have proved most interesting and pe- culiarly instructive method of pre- senting the subject. The sense of seeing and hearing work together with the greatest harmony. To see the object while we listen to the de. scription leaves more lasting impress than could be gained by the ear alone. The Christmas theme has something for every one, young and old; some- thing for you.
 Patrick Mulligan, an expert horse sheer, has taken position with c. L. smalleyrat his blacksmith shop. and hr Smalley is now prepared to shoe our horse at short notice and do it fight; lots of sharp shoes on hand. Also full stock of never-slip shoes on and, sizes to fit all horses.
 William Lane of Bridgeport made a hort visit at the fome of MT and Mrs l. H. Thorpe, last week. He also alled on other friends here. Mir Lane, company with Mir Segman of. .Bridge5 ort, sailed from New York, last Sat ,day, for Porto Rico, where they ipect to make an extended stay. MT and Mrs H. W. Edwards of Cut r's Farms are both i'll and under the ctor's care. A. E. Edwards, their n, is with them.
 New line of felt boots in sizes to fit l, just arrived. New barrel of fancy 'rto Rico molasses just in, something ry nice. Aunt Maria s pancake flour eases all.-[Penfeld & Craig, at the ,pot. '..s. ..,-. Mrs Wixon, who lived just below epney Depot, went to Newtown, last where she will spend v weeks there at the home of the tiers of Mercy. Mrs Wixon is in ite poor health. ..ss Wallace B. Davis, who has been te ill for few days, is now gaining wly. Dr Hill is attending him. Miss Hurlburt of Cannons has been , guest of Mrs Hubbard. The Kings Daughters Circle held , social and sale on Tuesday evening ] though it was dark and unpleasant yelling good number were present ] a most generous sum was netted
 the benefit of the church. Ve can just hear the tinkling chimes the Wedding Bell' of 1908 Hap New Year Bells' away up in Hat town and distant Chicago. frs Alfred Provost and daughter, ve, have been spending few days, Ansonia, the guests otsMr and Mrs P. Tiefeld 2
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
SUNDAY sERvIcEs.

Service in the Methodist church, next Sunday mor,ng. at l0.45 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. A special col lection will be taken at close of morn- ing service for Christmas tree. Serv- ice, Sunday evening, at ' o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, have now on safe line of F. P. Sherman's photo postals. They afe new views and are going rapidly at Dc each.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

Sensible Christmas Presents. When you get ready to spend your Christmas
 money and want to spend it in the
 most sensible way, not only to get val
 ue but to get things that are sure to
 please those who receive them, go to
 Davis & Savard and let them show you
 what they can do to help you. Es-
 pecially in buying presents for men, young men boys, you'll find them able
 to give you great deal of help. They got big lot of things for mems gifts; things that boys like, too; masculine things; you'll make hit if you give any one of 50 or 100 articles they can how you. No male person, for example ever has more handsome neckties than he wants; see what 25c or Soc will do for yol' in neckwear. Same way with handkerchiefs- never too many; or fine hosiery-always acceptable; or suspenders, gloves, small jewelry, studs, always wanting them. They'll show you elegant umbrellas and canes, bathrobes, housecoats, mufflers, fancy vests and lots of other thnigs. For the boy they have lots of comfortable clothing and furnishings. 1 Anything bought there may be ex- changed any time; if he doesn't like it, bring it back to Davis & Savard, and New Haven. "eGN
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The prayer meeting, next week, will be held on Wednesday evening, De- cember 23,at 7.30 o'clock, instead of on Thursday.
 Thursday evening, December 24, Christmas eve, the Sunday school en- tertairment and Christmas tree will be held at z o'clock.
 Service at Southville, weather per hitting, Sunday afternoon at 2.SO o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

The display of Christmas goods at the up-to-date store of R. H. Beers & Co.,, is unusually varied and tasteful and includes the choice and fancy Kib- be confections in packages, fancy pipes in boxes for the smokers, cigars by tine box for men who enjoy smoking, toys for the children in abundance and fine assortment of handkerchiefs.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

Harley T. Peck, student at Yale, arrived home. this week, for the Holi- day vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

Morris has the red cross stamps for sale.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18
TRINITY PARISH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At 10 a. m., Holy Communion; at II a. m., morning service with sermon by the rector, Rev J. II. George; at l2 m., Sunday school; at 7.3O D. m., even- ing prayer.
 Monday is St Thomas day and Holy Communion will be administered to the sick in private.
 A meeting will be held, Wednesday evening, to complete the Christmas decorations.
 On Christmas day. Friday, there will be full morning service with Holy Communion and sermon by the rector. The offering, Christmas day, will be for the fund for the aged ard infrm clergy.
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HOLIDAY SLIPPERS. soc, 75c, Sl and s1.50, at French's shoe store.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
SUNDAY NOTICES.

| Service, Sunday morning as usual
 at Il o'clock, preaching by the pastor
 Sunday school at noon. Before the Y. r. s. c. E., meeting, Sunday even-
 ing. beginning at GAS there will be a quiet social time for three quarters of an hour. An interesting Christmas story will be read. Light refresh ments will be served. All are cordi- ally invited. At 7.30 the Y. r. s. C.. E. meeting will be held and those who attend the social hour are cordially in. vited to remain to the meeting if they would like to. The subject of the meeting is "Why was a King born. !" Ref John IS: 33 to 57. Leader, Mrs W. A. Garfield.
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Long Hill.
A CHURCH EVENT.

hCN MI dlIu QuIS DUCllltIu GIll6I
 tained large party of gentlemen a
 the Grace church rectory, Thursda.
 evening, from ' until Il o'clock. Tn
 gathering represented the members o
 Christ church, Tashua and Grac,
 church. At 8 o'clock the guests sa
 down to a large table beautifully
 decorated with mountain laurel. Mrs
 House, Mrs Treadwell, Mrs George
 Clark, Miss Mabel Cole and Miss Ethel
 Davis served the following menu
 Beef BouilIon. Boiled Ham, Chicken Salad, Celery, Oysters, Boston Baked Beans, Rolls, Almonds, Pie, Cakes, Raisins, Cake, Jelly, Coffee, Cigars. Immediately following the supper, Burton Mansfield of New Ha- ven was introduced. MT Mansfield is a talented speaker and his subject, "The Layman and his Parish" proved to in- terest the entire audience. Following Mir Mansfeld's speech the guests were entertainedsby musical program.
 The large ice house just south of Long Hill Depot belonging to the Naugatuck Ice Co. of Bridgeport, is be- ing torn down and the best of the l. lumber taken to Bridgeport. Frank Gay is in charge of the work.
 We are all ready for the Christmas trade and shall have popcorn balls. ribbon, broken and other candies, figs, dates, mixed nuts, oranges and cran- berries in abundance, and can fill your order at short notice. Send your order to our store and get it filled right, and delivered when you want it. Best goods at lowest cash prices is our motto Cheap Cash Grocery. Robert Staines Proprietor.
 Master Curtis Mahoney, who has been spending a month with his grand parents, MT and Mrs D. Mahoney, has returned to hls home in Bridgeport.
 Mrs A. l.. Lange of Boston is a guest of her sister, Mrs Benjamin Turney.
 Charles Johnson of Bridgeport was guest, Wednesday, of his mother, Mrs Johnson, at l.. M. Wakeley's.
 Mrs E. M. Beardsley enjoyed an afternoon tea at the Stratfeld Hotel in Bridgeport, last Tueaday afternoon, the guest of Mrs H. M. Knapp.
 George w. Sherman is erecting a large wood shed back of his house.
 Mrs William Mallett of Long Hill street, who was injured by fall a. bout week ago, is now doing nicely. Mrs Robert Staines spent last Wednesday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs George Clark entertained the Ladies Society of the Episcopal lchurch on last Wednesday afternoon. The Friday evening dancing class meets Tuesday evening at Hadley hall 'or practice. When you leave your Christmas or Ter at our store you are always sure of ,etting the best at the lowest cash ,rices and we deliver it to you on time. Ne have a big stock of Christmas s andy, ribbon and broken, luc per lb., ( ,op corn and pop corn balls, l0c per |ozen, oranges. grapes, etc, for Christmas. Come in and get our pri- es and see how much you can save by . rading at w. N. Hurd's, The Long x Till store
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS.

50c, 75c, $l and $l. 50, at F'rench's shoe store.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

Get blue or gray flannel shirt at Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

A box of 25 Peter Schuyler cigars makes a swell Christmas present. Morris has them. a.a.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

The Ladies society met for sewing, last Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs w. Homer Hubbell.
 Thursday evening, prayer meeting at 7.45. 1
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-18

P. s. I also think the Hungarian partridge if they stand our winters are a great addition as they lay from 15 to "A eggs and would increase rapid Iy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
RAZNE VESTI II STRANKE.

Nemski socialisticni list 'Volks-
zeitung' V New Yorku, najstarejsi
soeialisticni list V Zedinjenih dr.
zavah, je pred nekaj dnevi slavil
tridesetletnico svojega obstanka.
= Sodr. Charles Sehl, social
sticni kandidat "a mestnega soli-
citatorja V Philadelphia, Pa, je
pri sedanjih volitvah dobil 1904
g~lasove. Pri zadnjih volitvah so
meli socialist V PHILADELPHIA
l649 glasov.
" DRAW Illinois je bilo kon-
Gem februarja 2603 organiziranih
soclalistov in redno placujeeih svo
Je znamke. Illinoiski socialist bo-
deJo mali skupno stirinajst dele
gatov ma socialistiGni konvenciji,
ktera bode V maju.
" Denverju, Colo, je prisel
izhajati %. feb. nov socialisticni
tednik The Commonwealth. To
je prvi socialisti6ni list v TEN me-
stu. Cena ma letO mu je soc. "La
Parola Del Socialist Sc imenuje
nov italijanski socialisticni tednik.
XII je pricel izhajati 20. feb. V Chr
eagu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
Osemletni decek - socialisticni
govornik.

Carl A. Queen, osemletni sin So
cialista I. +. Queena V Memphis,
Tenn, je 8 t. m. V re6enem mestu
incl kratek govor ma shodu far
merjev. T. otroSkim, dasi mocnim
glasom, je pogumno navduseval
mladi orator farmarje "a social
zem. Govoril je o razrednem bo-
ju, potrebi delavske organizacije
in o grehih kapitalizma. Koneal je
z besedami "ako re JAZZ razumem
polozaj in potrebo boliega siste-
ma, kako ne bi tega razumeli vi,
veliki de6kil"
PosluSalci so malemu govorniku
navduseno ploskali.
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nici. Stopil je k MENU in ga z vso
moejo - sunil zebra rekoe: INA
tn imas, ii son of a b-l"
Ven z brezposelnimi inozemcil''
hici tvornish inspektor v
Milwaukee.

Pomozni drzavni tvorniski in
spektor William Straub v Milwau-
kee, Wis, sc je pred nekaj dnevi
%izrazil, da mora vlada deportirati
ali izgnati vse Ogre, Bolgere, Or
Ike, Slovence in "Austrijance" IL
imenovanega mesta, kteri MISC Sc
emo leto tukaj in kteri so zdaj brez
della in v pomanjkanju.
"Zakon pravi," rekel je Straub,
"da prekomorske druzbe morajo
odpeljati nazaj V Evropo vse ino-
zemce, Xxi tn postanejo bera6i CD
pred enim letom svojega bivanja v
Zedinjenih drzavah. Ma stotine in
stOtine teh Judi je zdaj v Milwau-
kee, XII Sc MISC emo leto V dezeli, a
so pravcati beraGi in 1--WE Ia stro-
ske mesta. Ven $ tenn beraGil Dok-
Ter imajo delo, poslejo YES zaslu-
EEK V start kraj, a ko pride brez-
poselnOst, tedaj pa stradajo in de-
lajo trouble" mestnim avtorite-
TAM
Modri Inspector Straub maj IL
voli povedati, kan sc maj pa de-
pOrtira ameriske, tn rojene delav-
ce, kteri MISC posiljali zasluzka nj
kamor il Amerike, a so danes raw
no TAXI beraGi, kakor ubogi ino-
zemski delavci. Tukaj Sc vidi, ka-
ko globoko je re pablo naSim ka-
pltalistom srce V hlaGe, ko hoGejo
svoje crne grehe zvaliti ma revne
inozemske delavce.
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$3.50 - je cena "a delavca.

Tri mesece ie re minulo pc stras-
nej katastrofi V Monongahu, w.
Va. Amerika je malone re pozabi-
la ma ia kapitalistieni umor, XII
je terjal zivljenja 400 premoga-
REV. MISC ga pa pozabile vdove in
sirote, Xxi Sc danes to6ijo solze "a
umorjenimi dragimi.
Fairmont Coal Co, ktera je "a
krivila oni strasni umor. zdaj pla-
euje ubite premogarje. Vsaka vdo-
va dobi "a svojega, v jami umor-
jenega moza - $50. To je cena "a
enega delavca! $50! Tako je ma
trgu s GlOveSkim mesOml Ma konj-
skem trgu ne dobite dobrega ko-
MIA IL pod $500. Kompanije nj mo-
goGe toziti, ia bi plaGala wee. V
Ameriki nj postave, po kteri bi Sc
mogli toziti kapitalistiGni morilcil
Tako je rekel drzavni pravdnik.
tako JIG rekel g%eneralni pravdnik
in tako so rekli premogogovniski
inspektorji. "Druzine premogar-
jew morajo biti zadovoljne, da do
bio sal nekaj IL - radodarnih rok
kapitalistov!l"
Tako je, takol Sc nekaj imamo
pripomniti: meseca decembra. kO
Sc je zvrsil gorostasni atentat. a
tentat. atentat! i! ma 100 premo-
garjev V Monongah premogokopu,
nj nit single casopis pisal - a.
narhiji, anarhiji, anarhijiM!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
GIBANJE v
EVROPI.

Zopet nov korak v svrho
razsirjenja socialisti6ne ideje. Gil
bait SO Sc zaceli tudi Grki. Dne
10. feb. so ustanovili delavci V Pa
trasu ma Grskem svojo prvo socia-
lstieno zvezo Imenuje Sc "Grska
delavska zveza" in bode pristopi-
la k "Mednarodni zvezi" v Bru-
xellesu.
- Nov slovenski socialisticni
list ie pricel izhajati 90. feb. v TT
stu pod imenom 'Zeleznicar" kot
glasilo slovenskih organiziranih re
leznicarjev. Izhajal bode trikrat
ma mesec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
Ne DO zabave.

Privatna zabava slovenskega
% {. kluba Stew. in zenskega klu-
ba "Proletarke" V spomin pari-
ske Komune in Observation-Disclosures
smrti Karl Marksa, Xxi Sc je imela
vrsiti to soboto, Sc ne bo vrsila.
Vzrck; sedanje prenapete polite
ne razmere.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
KAKo PRIDE VAS DENAR
~NAJVARNEJE v START KRAJ?

&c ga poslete pc Mohor Mladieu,
6l7 So. Centre ave-, Chicago, Ill.
On je z zvezi z g. Sakserjem v New
Yorku in posilja denar to6no, var
on in zanesljivo v start kraj.
Ako potujete v start kraj ali
zelite koga svojih sorodnikov ali
prijateljev welt v Ameriko, po-
TEN istotako kupite vozni listek
pri Mohor Mladicu. On preskrbi
dobro in nitro voznjo pc najnizjih
cenah.
Mohor Mladic,
Gil So Cetnter ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
Klub v Ohio.

Nov slovenski socialisti6ni klub
sc je u%stanovil v Collinwoodu, o.
Predsednik Karol Kotnik; tajnik-
5lag.: Ivan Sterk. Klub sc nahaja
pod uplivom "Gl. Sv." Zeiimo
mnogo vspeha.
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DR.. f. j PATERA

Ordinuje: ma severozah. voglu
ASHLAND IN MILWAUKEE, AVE.
od IL. 10 3. ure popol.; cd Z. do 8.
nre zveeer v pondeljklh, torkih, 6e-
trtkih in petkih.
Telefon Canal 100.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Minnesota korakal Slovenski probe
tarilnt V Minnesota sc 1.-Two zaveda svo.
iega razreda in cato posega po svojem
delavskem listu "Proletarcun. Mas
agitator sodr. Frank Hitti je postal mi
null teden sPet "a novih n~aroSnikov IA
"Proletarca''. Lepo s~tevilo, kali In
to Pomenja 81 novih bprilcev v razre-
dnOzavedni armada "a pravice tlaeene-
ga delavstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
A%gitatoriGen del.
MAST z~AsToPNIKI.

Slede6e sodruge zastopnike priporo-
camo %delaveem, kteri so v njihovem
obliiju. Pooblasceni 50 pobirati marco
nino in oglase "a "Proletarca" ter
~Prodajati delniee "A J~ugoslovansko de-
lavsko tiskovno druzbo:
John Kravanja, Box lO1, Glencoe, o.
valentin Potisek, 1891 Main St., La
Sale. Ill.
John Deiak, 1885 f. seth ST., N. f.
Cleveland, o.
Stefan Fabric, Box 3O5 Conemaugh,
Pa.
Dominik Petri6, Louisville, Colo.
John Medved, Box 80, Cumberland,
wyo.
Joe Debevc, 1920 Humboldt St, Den.
yer. Colo.
Mike zugelj, Box 2O2 Murray, Utah.
Frank Hitti "a driavo Minnesota.
J. w. Mohar, Leadville, Colo.
V Chicago so pooblosceni pobiraii
n%aroSnino naslednii sodrugi: Frank
Lisjak, Frank Mladic, Frank Udovic,
John Petric in vsak drugi sodrug, XII
ina pobotnisko knjiiico.
Nadalie priporoGamo somisljenikom
V dotienih naselbinah slcdeee sodruge
agitatorje:
Frank Drmota, Box 90, Morgan, Pa.
Frank Podboj, 759 Coleman ave.
Jamestown, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Socializem je postal sila, s KITE
70 Re racunajo vse obstojece kapi-
talisticne drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Posameznih naroSnin smo dobili lepo
stevilo prete6eni teden IL drzav Penn.
s~lyvania, Kansas, Illinois, Wyoming in
Minnesota.
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IMENIK
soeialistienih klubov p~odrejenih Jugo
slovanski Socialistieni zvezi
" Chicago:

.Juroslovanski soeialistieni klub stew.
l.. Chicago, Iii. Anton Presern, pred
sednik; Frank Podlipec, fin. tajnik, 500
n. Halsted st. Rcdna meseSna seja
ysste Setrto scboto v meseeu, V presto
nh sodr. FIR. Mladiea, 5s7 S. Center Av.
Slovsnski socialistiSni klub stew. 2,
Glencoe, o. Ignac Zle,nbergar, predsed-
nix; Ivan kravanja, tajnik, Box lOl.
Reina mese5na seja vsako zadnjo so
boto Y meseen v prostorih sodr. Ivana
Kravanje.
Jugoslovanski sOeialisti6ni klub stew.
s, Conemaugh, Pa. Frank Podboj, pred
sednik; Stefan Fabric, tajnik, Box 305.
J~ugoslovanski soeialistieni klub stew.
4. Ia Sale, III. Jos. BratkoviS, pred
sedaik; Valentin Potisek. tajnik, 1891
Main st.
Jugoslovanski ~soeialistiSni khb Bo-
doenost stew 8, Claridge, Ia. John Ba-
tie, tajnik.
slovcnski socialisti6ni klub stew. 8,
Cumberland, wyo. John Sarc, predsed-
mix; John Medved, tajnik, Box 80.
Slovenski socialistieni klub stew. z,
Murray, Utah. Valentin Eltz, predsed-
mix; Edward Hoffman, tajnik.
J~ugoslovanski soeialistiGni klub stew.
s, Roslyn, Wash. John Makay, tajnik.
slovenski Senski ~socialistiSni klub
Proletarka stey. 9 Chicago, III. Berta
freSCrn, p~edsednica; Mary Grilec, tai
niea, GA W. 9lst Pl. Redna seja vsako
pryo in tret.io nedeljo v mcsecu, V pro.
scrih sodr. Fl. Mladiea, 5s7 Centre av.
Slovenski soeiahstieni klub stew 10,
Aurora, III. Louis Rudman, predsednik;
Frank PraprOtnik, tajnik. Redna me-
seSna sep vsako tretjo nedeljO v me-
secu, v prostorih sodr. Joie Kolenee,
$50 N. Broadway st.
Slovenski socialistieni klub Zmaga
stew. IL, Cumberland Camp No. Q, wyo.
Joe Takin. ~predsednik; Anton Jelov-
tan, tajnik. Redne seize zaGasno v Hist
stew. ls (bankhouse).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

sodr. Frank POdboj. YOUNGSTOWN, Pa
PoSilja Stir move naroenike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

sodrugi naprejl Agitirajte povsod "a
"Proletarca". Bodito vstrajnil Maj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

sodr. John Petrie ie pridobil v Chi
eagu devet novih n~arosnikov.
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vas ne strasiio ovire in hspetanja m.
sprotnikov. Ddavsh lhti 90 odvisni
edinOle cd delsvcev amih; ako jh
ne podpira delavec, drugi Jill tudi ne
bode. Klerikalno in hberalno easopisje
podpirajo bogstini, podpirajo kapita.
listi, podpira ga duhovseina, gre mu
ma roko vlada in premokne Jednote in
trusti. cato pa ii listi tudi slutijo
kapitalizmu in vladi ter napadajo de-
lavski razred in blatijo delavsko "a
sopisje.
sodrugii Delavcii Ucite 80 cd ka-
pitalistov In svojih izkoriseevalcev.
Naprej "a "Proletarca"i Delajte "a
ia svoj ~easopis, kjerkoli morete. Nj
ksrte Zavreci lista, kadar ga preei.
tate. Date ga prijatelju, znancu in
sosedu, bodisi donna v hist, v gostilni,
ma cesti, pri delu in mu ga priporoSite,
da maj eta. Nagovarajte ga potem,
ia 81 ga MARCEL. Naroenina nj velika.
sodrugil Vas najbolji odgovor ma vse
klevete, napade, podtikanja, opravljanja
in hujskanja proti van, je ia, da prido-
bite par novih naroenikov ma ''Prole.
tarca". s tenn bodete podkrepiti svoj
easoPis, XII je vase edino orozje, in mu
dali moe, da bode TEN laije udaril DO
vasih nasprotnikih in izkoriseevaleih.
Gin wee bode naro1nikov, TEN moe
nejsi bOde list in 2 MIN nasa stranka.
V tasopisju 10 n~eizrekljiva moe, so.
drugi.
Agitaeija "a "Proletarca" dobro
usPeva v Pennsylvania, Mlinoisu, Kan.
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uspehe v Minnesota. Boil slabo je V
Ohio, Wisconsin, in Nichiganu. Agi-
tatorji in zavedni sodrugi v teh treh
drAavah bi morali pOsvetiti posebno
pczornost agitaeiji IN "Proletarca".
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ne boil srce, ko vidite tamkaj Sc toll
ko nasih delaveev, t~avajoGih v ncza.
vednosti, zanemarjenosti in v krempljih
izkoris6evalcev ter dusevnih policajev:
verskih fauatikovfi osvobodite jih,
Pripeljite Jill V armada r-azrednozaved-
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teAavnim potion: razsirite med ME
"Proletarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Sodr. John Kaiser, Dalzell, Ill, po-
Silja tri eeloletne move naroenike M
''Proletarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
DR.. KAREL STULIK
527 So. Winchester Ave.
Telephone West 500

Zdravi notranje in zuuanje bolezni
ter js izvrsten ranocelnik. Uraduje:
donna cd Ia pop. ter I veeer pc 7 uri.
V lekarni gos. Hernandez, Centre a
Is. Str, cd ST pop. v lek.rni J..
Stuiik. ma 81. st. a Paulina ui., cd IL
do II dop. Priporoca sc %Sloveneem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
Sfranka
moosLovANsKA soCIALIsTIcNA
ZVEZA

ssdexem v Chicagu, Ill.
Glavni tajnik: John Petrie, us w.
18th St., Chicago, Ill.
VISA porosila in dopisi, tieoci sc so
eialistiene stranke ali posameznih hu-
bow maj Sc Posiljajo ma gorenji naslov
giavenega tajnika.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-04
TOTAL Of Eighty
DEATH DURING MAY

Registrar General ID. p. Lawrence
of the Board of Health has prepared
the following report for tho month OF
May, 1908. A total of 80 deaths is
shown, q Of them being from resplr'
atory diseases and 10 from constitu'
tional diseases. The number OF deaths
for the past month Is decrease OF "a
for the same month last year.
The general summary follows:
Population of Honolulu, official cen
sus 1900, 1896; mortality for month
Of May, 1908: Males. AZ; females, 49,
total, So Total death rate per 1000
of population, 24.42. Nonresident, 1;
deaths investigated, 8; post.mortem
examinations, 8; coroner's inquests, a.;
stillbirths. 5; births reported, 6s; MAR.
riages reported, LAG. The total mum.
Der of deaths for the month of May,
1908, were so, Il decrease of "a com.
pared with the corresponding month
of 1907.