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II doubt It" replied the sovernor-
general. You Americans need not
worry about that nav, Tor for a long
time In .he future.v 80
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Questions of Labor.
+ here asked the governor general
as to the native labor supply, saying,
understood the blacks made poor work
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DO you think you will ever be
aole TO raise enough cotton to affect
cur crop In the worlds markets." |
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
new N 4 | ! | YORK 0 As WICKED /
As ANCIENT ROME
Magistrate Crane Advocates Nor.
atty Schools For People Of !
e. . "a New York. ... .:s:t {: ~ s..% ! !
Shocked by Society Gowns and
1mmodest Dresses Seen at L. /:
Opera Houses. = .>.'~

: NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Leroy. 3.
Crane, one, OF the magistrates Of the
City court, advocates schools of NOR
Atty to raise the moral tone OF this
community, which he declares is as
bad as that of Rome. In q statement
today he said: ,,... ......., =
:: IT believe the public exhibition. Of
society women in extremely low cut
gowns at the opera and other public
places; drinking, smoking, and the
general abandon Of others. especially
young girls, at restaurants throughout
the city, and the conditions and tempt
atoms surrounding girls Of tender age
at middle class dances in certain pub
tic halls and their associates generally,
will prove the morality of New York
will reach a status approaching that
of Rome in her declining days. Wo-
men who lose their modesty lose one
of the sweetest characteristics of their
lives, and a mother cannot expect her
children to be modest unless she sets
the example. ~ p ~
Doubts Ability Of Churches.
will the churches ultimately raise
the moral tone Of the city,: T fear
for many hundreds of years to do
that. While I have no doubt that
| without the churches we would be
| much worse off, they are not strone
| enough a force to ..gra pple with this
problem-the moral tone of the city
| or the country. Churches Of the pres
| ent day tend to keep off the middle
classes, the middle class man, and the
man. beneath them. -, '.::' -':
Churches are, in many: instances,
aristocratic; continually, in and out of
season, asking for money, money.
They never had enough, and never will
have. ::. --.: s~.:.-
Il know of a family desiring to
attend church who was requested to
pay 1920 a year for pew large enough
to hold all of it's members, besides
the collections OF all sorts each Sunday
of the year, for foreign missions, and
charities innumerable. Does that en-
courage them to- 80 to church? Can
one imagine Jesus charging for seats
at the sermon of the mount? "a
Use tho Golden Rule? ~..;
schools of morality will, raise the
moral tone Of the city. This has beer
in my mind for many years. Let vi
add a school OF morality to our public
school system. There need be- no par
ticular creed in it, so that the: variou:
sscts need not be offended. Let us ust
the golden rule, which has beer
preached by almost every great teach,
er the world has known as a basis o.
ethics." =. -:
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The Eau Claire Telegram speaking
Of the American Federation Of Labor
delegate says: =
Mr.. Howley spoke of the National
Federation of Labor and close rela-
tionship that existed between the aims
and purposes of the Society of Equity,
with it's 100000 members and the
American Federation Of Labor which
had membership of 100000. He also
made reference to the Farmers Edu-
cational cooperative Union of Amer
lea, which he said had a membership
Of a million. and. half in. the south.
This he hoped: would some day be
united with the society Of equity or
at least, both, adopt the same union
! label, $ So when. their products :. were
placed on the market: the people in
the cities W9n1I{a know. it.. He advised
farmers to buy union made goods and
said the members Of labor unions
would be ,0hf too glad to reciprocate
and buy faStffn goods bearing, the
| Equity labele>:,- '''..a '":'. =
Charles7h James of st. Paul repre-
senting the Boot & shoemakers Tn
ion spoke to the meeting on the labor
movement::ss He said that the relation
Of the farmer. to the laboring man was
close and that. the ystood in much the
same position today The farmer, ne
said, had found that he could not
stand alone; The public press said
this speaker was ruin for money pur-
poses and unionism could not expect
a fair show from them. The papers
of today. he said We're owned by the
corporations and that they did not
present the side OF" unionism when
ever there was strikes Or trouble.
In conclusion he said he hoped bet
ter relations would exist between the
farmer and those in. trades unionism
A vote Of thanks for their remarks
was extended to both speakers, =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
= KEEP AWAY. FROM .DULUTH..
Workers are Wanted to Pay No At
tention to. tisements-Locked
0nf Q00 Me-, a,,iL1;n- TneLo>

Workers are Wanted to Pay No At
tention to. isenents-Locked
Out 1900 Men in Building Trades.
WANTED -: Competent carpenters,
plumbers. electricians, sheet metal
workers, roofers and plasterers.
Steady work; good wages; open
shop. Apply Duluth Builders Ex-
change Employment Department,
sos Lyoeum Building, Duluth.
Last December the Builders Ex-
change of Duluth locked out 1900 men
in the building trades. This action has
since been endorsed by the CONNER
cial club, Real Estate Exchange and
Van Cleave's: National Association OF
Manufacturers. Success means dfsrup-
tion OF the trade union movement at
the head OF the lakes. -. ..
Workers are warned to pay no at
tention to: advertisements like the
above. Keep away from Duluth and
the northwest: Warn all others .: to
keep away from these alluring bats
as the bosses :: are. already preparing
for the spring trade. ..><,~.'. ~ -
~
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and made in and by the District Court
in and for said County Of st. Louis,
on the 21st day of March:sA. D. 1894.
in proceedings to enforce: the payment
Tor the year A. D: 1882. Tor t said conn
ty of st. Louis. the above. described
piece or parcel of land was duly: Of
fered for sale, and no: one bidding
that for which said piece or parcel
was subject to- be, said, to-wit: the
sum Of two dollars and GO cents, the
same ;waszduly Bid in for the State Of
That thereafter.sa nd on. the 18th day
OF p pssss1ef iaaa nof hsa sayiaa been
Fsdssnsa fEe1 ssa sais, an asyan nf
the state Sc Minnesota, was sold and
conveyed at public sale by the County
Auditor of said County pursuant to
the order and direction Of the State
in accordance with the provisions OF
the statute in such case made and
provided, for the sum of five dollars
! and 81 cents duly paid to the County
! That the certificate of sale for said
! piece or parcel of land executed and
| delivered by said County Auditor upon
said sale last above mentioned has
been presented to me at my office
by the holder thereof, for the purpose
Of having notice Of expiration of time
! for redemption from said tax sale Of
that the amount required to redeem
said piece or parcel Of land from said
tax sale at the date Of this notice,
exclusive Of the costs to accrue upon
said notice. is the sum of 1896 and In
terest as provided by law to the day
I such redemption is made.
That the time for the redemption
of said piece or parcel Of land from
said tax sale Will expire SIX! sixty tSo9
and filing of proof of such service In
| my office. -
| Witness my hand and seal Of office
this 2sth day of December A: D: 1907
| (SeaD o. HALDEN, =
Auditor St. Louis County, Minnesota
| Labor World Jan 1925 Feb !. 1908.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

The following is from o. an address
delivered by Robert G. 1ngerson sew
eral years ago, and is very sign1hcant
at this time: 49,: ~
CAPITAL has always claimed, and skill
claims, the right to combine. Manu- Manu-:
facturers meet and determine prices.
supply and demand. Have the labor
ers the same right to consult and
combine? The rich meet in the bank,
club house or parlor. Workingmen,
when they combine, meet in the street.
All the organized forces of society are
against them. Capital has the army
and navy, the legislative, judicial and
executive departments. When the rich
combine it is for the purpose Of ex-
changing IDEAS When the poor COM
bine it is a conspiracy If they act
in concert-if they really do something
1T is a mob If they defend tnem-
selves it is treason. How is it the rich
can control the departments of the
government In this country the polt-
teal power is equally divided among
men. There are. certainly more poor
than rich. Why should the rich con-
troll? Why should not the 1aborers
combine for the purpose Of controlling
the executive the legislative and judi
cial departments? Will they ever find
how, powerful they are? A cry comes
from the oppressed, from the hungry,
from the downtrodden, from the ur,
Fortunate, from the despised,> from
men who despair and from .womeI,
who weep. There are times when
| mendicants become revolutionists-
when a rag becomes a banner. under
which the noblest and bravest battle
| for right" As.T.. = - ar -
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s4AKEs .Yn,II1aI,r1ARY.sI AasIdNnENr.

NQRWALK, Il; Ohio, Jan, ty 21,-The More
Walk Savings bank made voluntary as
signment for the benefit Of Its creditors
foIlowinR "a. m Getting Of directors ana off,
GERS today.s4 It's last monthly statement IN
December. showed total resources 1885,. 900:
Individual deposits 123b. 100
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
~ No. 1888.
Notice of Expiration Of Redemption.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
County Of St. Louis. State of Mime

80 No. 1888.
6ftsfe Of d E'pr cdSSr =
County Of St. Louis. State of Mime,
To N: Hulett:
LOWING piece or parcel Of land, situated
in the County of st. Louis, State, OF
Minnesota. and known and described
as follows to3wit; Lot 242 St LOUIS rs
the 1 Recorded plat thereof. is now as
That on the 4th day Of May. A. p:
1891 at sale OF 1and dn1J 20 e,y Te9
and made in and by the District Court
In and for, said County Of St. Louis on
the saS DAY to Of enfores the u
taxes delinquent upon real estate for
the year 4: P; 1889; fo gs. said County atyy
sale. and no one bidding upon said
offer an amount equal to that for
which said piece 81: parcel was subject
d Dc or sand and sixteen Cents. the same
was duly bid in for the State Of MIN
nesota for said sum- g.Ezsi
d.. Ths & sssss5tsr 1877 he asa
piece or parcel of land. not then hav-
Ing been redeemed from said sale.
and having. then become the absolute
Was sold and Conveyed st pu5lie sale
by the. County Auditor OF said County
pursuant to the order and direction
OF the State Auditor OF the State of
Minnesota. and I'm accordance with
the provisions Of the statute in such
case made and provided. flor the sum
OF twenty-seven dollars and Sc cents
duly paid to the County Treasurer OF
That the certificate OF sale tor sail
piece or parcel Of land executed
and delivered by said County Au-
al = ga a t&5s1 a ct
mentioned has been presented to
me at my office by the holder
ing notice OF expiration Of time
said property given and served. and
said piece Or parcel q lsnd &, from na, sad
exclusive Of the costs to accrue upon
Interest %. provided ~ Law to Inc day
such reie ns1fldn ii made. Il I'll S
That the time for the redemption OF
said piece or parfel Of land from said
tax sale will expire sixty (60) days
after the service Of this notice and
filing Of proof spf such service N my
Witness my hand ana seal of office
this 2sth day ef Deee9,bsT AZ npP "a sos.
Auditor 81 e Lso 81 coanty !. & Minnesots
Iisso IS vorld I'm. il. 1ses.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
BITTER EXPERIENCE WITH OPEN
SHOP.
Union Men Know That So-Called
"open Shop" is Delusion and

Union men know the "open shop is
a closed snop-closed to them as union
men-which they can enter only by
depriving themselves of that which the
bitter experience Of centuries has
taught them is their most potent
weapon-the right Of combination with
their fellows. Whenever the open
shop" has BEEN established there the
concrete illustration is furnished.
Per contra, the union shop is closed
to no man. The union welcomes the
adherence Of every worker: in trade,
and gladly extends: its y benefits to
every one who will avail himself Of
them ito (: :n:>,-,T, - IN
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= ~ No. 1890.
Notice Of E1piration, Of Rede dem
oS cc9nEy Of 9F St. G G1HT Slate A 81 Hae
TO Thos. Ross:
You are hereby notified that the fol-
in p tie coant sat 81 St. Leas
as follows; to-wit:.: Fractional lot ,.
R9Sh e. Wdf Eng ID reaarded ,sf
That on the. 9th day of May. A. D:
1904. as sale Of land pursuant ~; 20
given and made in and by the District
| Louis, on the 2arda dav Of March. A. 3.
payment Of taxes delinquent upon RAJ
! County Of St. Louis. the above de-
scrtbed piece. or parcel of land was
| to that Tor which said piece or parcel
was subject to be, sold. to-wlt: ,.ie
d in Of 81 the isn ne Of
That thereafter. and on the ~,
day of November, 4. 2. 1897; the :, SAID
Ing been redeemed from said sale
property Of the state Of minnesota
L
] blythe County Auditor of said County
! pursuant. to the order and direction :!
! the state Auditor OF the State of Min.
nesota. and in accordance with the
provisions Of the statute in sucn CASE
made and provided. for he sum =.
| one dollar and IS cents duly paid 70
the County treasurer Of said County
That the certificate OF sale for said
| piece. or parcel OF land executed S::i
delivered by said County Auditor upon
said sale last above mentioned mas
been presented to me at my office Ey
/ the holder thereof for the purpose OF
| having notice OF expiration Of time 80:
| redempt ton from said tax sale OF said
property given and served. and that thai
/ the amount required to redeem said
piece or parcel 'of. land from said tax
sale at the. date. Of, this notice. eXcluss /,
! I've OF the costs to- accrue upon sala
notice. Is the sum Of $1.91 and inteleSt
as provid ed by law: to the day sucn
I redemption is male. gss
That the time for the redemption Of
said piece or parcel OF land from Sai q
| tax sale will expire sixty w. DAYS
after the service Of this. notice ana
filing OF proof OF such service IN ny
| office. Sft.5l& Esisss -$ ). 5f
4 Witness my. hand and seal Of zolf.c.
this 2sth day Of DecembeE a: r 2; lso =
:aAuditor stssLouis county Minnesota.
Labor World. Jan s1S (. IS. Feb, lsod.
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ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION
FOR LICENSE TO SELL, MORT

GAGE OR LEASE LAND.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Law
renee Patrick Drohan, Charles Ed
ward Drohan,, James Michael Drohan,
Annie, Margaret Drohan, Albert Dro-
han and John Francis Drohan.
The, petition Of Mary Drohan, as rep
resentative of the above named min
ors, having ,been, fled in, this court,
representing, among other things, that
for reasons stated In said petition, It
is necessary and for the best interests
Of the estate of said minors, and Of all
pers0ns1 interested: therein, to mort
gage tertatnF lands :ofs said inino rs III
said pc tipn DIES Ejb q, .s an praying
nut license % De f t. her granted to mort
T.: Is. Ordered; That said petition be
heard. before this court, at. the. Pro
in Duluth in said County on Monday
o'clock A.. NJ, and all persons inter
ter are hereby cited and required al
said time and place to show cause, II
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted.
r. Ordered Further, That this order be
served ;sby publication in the Labor
World, according. to law. =
Dated at Duluth. Mimi: Jan. T. 1908
-: 49,: ]. B. M1DDLEcoFF,
Judge of Probate
(seal, Probate Court, st. Louis Co.
La henn WSor1d-Jan. II, IS, rs. 1908:
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Hon. Alfred Jacques will speak. Sbe-
fore the Question Club. Public Library
building, on Sunday. january 90, at
s. ~ M ~ Subject ]: rs q and and It's Relas
Ition to Taxation
The public are cordia tally invited.
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Notice OF Expiration OF Redenption.
OFFICE 80 Or COUNT " AUDITOR,
5 County OF st. Louis, State OF Mime me
so la 1, 3 J, 4.
You are: hereby notified that the
following piece or parcel OF land situ-
ated ia. the County Of ST. Louis. State
OF Minnesota, and known and. descrlDed
the r,ortherly Is OF lot $50. Louis
avenue. Lower Duluth, according 70
fhs recorded plat thereof. iss now AS s.
tG1sAd III your An1e. b.
silo1 #at IS sale az land pu rsMant to the
III IA SStAfe tai 3at1 gineritt dull given
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
NEW YORK BUILDERS RENEW
AGREEMENTS, 4:
There Will Be No Reduction Of Wages
=. :. In A Nv AZ IT, lad..aA.:>. 80.

more WIZ Do no HoouctIon OF Wages
( in Any Of the Industries. &
NEW YORK, jan 22.-According to
a statement issued ON behalf of, the.
Building Trades Employers associ-
alton Of New York city, the wages of
workers In the building trades will not
be cut. The employers say the trade
agreements Under the arbitration plan
are made on the understanding that
the same conditions must be. insisted
on by the unions in work done for In
dependent employers - s$ ": iz#s
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:. q : : - IA
BE STRONG.

We are not here to play, to dream, e
drift, .. H. IL y: NJ NTH III,
We have hard work to do, and loads
to lift. r-,t~, ff%- vi. i + ,775.SS
sQhun not the struggle, face it. This
r. Gods gift. !. Il. a.:>. =. :.
=. Z = = .,.., . Be strong! ,s i. !.
Say not the days are evil--wh hyc' S to
" blame? Il r.. III LIT 81. s3s.
And fold the hands and acquiesce-o
! p shame! $5 T;>s&: .s.as i5I..s Il.
stand and speak out, and bravely, in
Gods name. Is.s..* # .,%..
Be strong! IS. . s.',,.
It matters not how deep irltrencied
g.. the Wrong, 4sI 81 il.
How hard the battle goes, the day how Y.
long. &. u s$s.s s. q d. y11 :.E*. a
Faint not, fight on! Tomorrow comes
the song. $s s .sss II ,.s 81.
S...4 s=:. 5553 A1althie Davenport.
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DIES q or HE,[EBART FAIlLURn.

~ SACKVILLE. Il; j an. Try.
.f.ha rieal III paisley, M A. 5D. ~, dean 81
Mount 81 Allison IJniversity {6ethodistl G. ana
Sprofes sor 81 81 New Testarn ont 81 NxAgis and
trouble. II ss SEA s. =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18

prasa in tako izjednaGila vredno-
sti. Vsak, XII ~prideluje, bi dobil
"a svoj pridelek menjalni list, to-
da brez dobicka, in "a to menjal-
mi list bi dobil kako drugo stvar
taiste vrednosti. Tt menjalni listi
bi Sc sprawl v promet in tako
bi Sc odpravil denar. Banka bi
ne zahtevala dobicka in tudi ne
%tirjala obresti, cato bi pa potem
svobodna konkurenca nitro uni
ella vse druge, ma kapitalisticnem
naeelu dobi6ka sloneGe denarne
zavode in naprave. To umetno
bmisljeno bancno organizacijo,
Xxi il je dial ime "mutualizem", je
pOskusil ProudhOn dvakrat ures-
niciti v praksi, toda vselej Sc mu
Je TAX poSkus zalostno izjalovil.
Proudhon je vile temu, da so
njegOvi gospodarski spisi Sibkej-
81 cd spisov solobnih socialistov,
S svojimi politiGnimi dejami po-
cast, pa TEN globlje prodiral V
n%aziranje delavskih stanov zaho-
dine in JUNE Europe. Proudhon,
duhoviti zaStopnik prvotnega,
docela mirnega in nenasilnega
anarhizma, je polozil teoretieni
temelj vsem poznejSim anarhisti-
Gnim doktrinam Ako ga torej
cujemo nazivljati prvega anarhi-
sta, ne Smemo 81 ga misliti "a
rotniSko nadahnjenega fanatika
5 tle6O bombo V roki, ampak pred
Stavljati 81 "a moramo kot viso-
ko moralno oSebnoSt. XII j. spo-
znala in upoStevala neenakost
GloveSko in vrednoSt posameznika
naSproi izjednacuioGemu vplivu
organizovane mase. r. L.
(Dalje sledi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
PoGoVOR.

- Kaj 81 ravnokar rekel temu
Gloveku?
- Rekcl sem, da Sc maj podvi-
"a.
S kakSno pravico smeS ii
MENU to reGi2
cato ker ga placam.
- Koliko mu pla6aSY
- Diva dolarja ma dan.
- Kje dobiS dcnar, : kterim
"a plaGujeS?
Opeko prodam.
- Kdo je naredil opeko?
- Ia clovek je naredil.
Koliko kosov opeke je on
naredil?
- Stirindvajset MOI naredi
24.OO0 opek ma dan.
- Ma ia nacin plaza torej on
tebi - ma dan.
- Him. toda maSine so mole.
- kako 81 dobil te maSine?
- Prodal sen opeke in sem jim
kupil.
- Kdo je naredil opeko7
- Zdaj mi je pa dosti; tho
bodi, da a ne sliSijo tile beda-
XII in zaGno sami prodaiati opeko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
Zenski socialisticni klub
"Proletarka".

V Chicagu Sc ie zadnjo nedeljo
ustanovil socialisticni klub slo-
venskih zena in deklet. V klub
Sc je takoj vpisalo deset sodru-
gini. Berta PreSern je zacasna
predsednica in Mary Grilec "a
cas-. tajnica. Klub Sc pridruzi
Jugoslov. S~Ocialisticni Zvezi kot
Stew. 9.
Prihodnja seja kluba "Prole-
tarke" Sc vrsi v nedeljo dine %.
feb. OBJ Q. uri popoldne v presto
rib sodr. Mladica. Ma dnevnem
redu je; volitev stalnega odbora,
vpisovanje novih clanic.
Vsaka slovenSka gospodinja in
delavka Chicago. XII noce Osta-
II vekotrajna suznja, maj pride
ma to sejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-18
zLoCIN v ABDER1.
Napisal joe Zavertnik.

kdo ne pozna Abdcre' Sal je
metropola naSe domovine; sal Y
vSaki va2ki krcmi govore o Mi,
n.jenih kraSnih SetaliScih. Una
menitih cerkvah in SamoStanih. o
kraSnem mostu. katerega 6uvajo
zmaji in XII je pozrl tako veliko
svoto kronic. da hi lahko "a ME
- ne VEN - zgradili pet ali
SeSt drUgih mostov.
Poleg omenjenih vrlin. XII 50
znane zc vSakemu goriancu. ina
Abdera Skofovsko StolicO. veliko
bolnico. precei rav1e alice. odkar
io je S@treSla veka tajna naravna
Sila. o kateri trdijo brumni Alb
d%ercani. da jo je bog postal ma
la;c, kcr Sc stori preveG grcha V
ADDER. PaganSki AbderGani
trdiio temu naSprotno. teS, Ge hi
hotel hog kaznovati liudi "a Min
grehe, hi moral toliko casa treSti
zemljo. da hi .io V atOmih razprSiI
V vsemir. Moi namen nj preiska-
watt, kdo je pravo pogodil: brum-
nj ali paganski Abdercani. Tia
prepir mai odlociio sami. sal ina.
.io dovelj u6enih doktorjev pra.
va. sv. pisma naravOslovcev in
filozofov.
Abdercani so mirni ljudje. IL
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; ~AgitatOIiten del.

Sledece sodruge zastopnike pri.
poroGamo delavcem, kteri so '
njihovem oblizju Pooblasceni SC
pobirati n~arocnino in oglase "a
'Proletarca' ter prodajati del,
nice "a Jugoslovansko delavskC
tiSkovno druzbo:
John Kravanja, Box 101
Glencoe, o.
Valentin Potisek, 1881 Main
St. La Sale. III.
John Dejak, 1885 f. 39th St.
y. E. Cleveland, o.
Stefan Fabric. Box 3O5, Cone.
maugh, Pa.
Dominik Petrit, Louisville
Colo.
John Medved, Box 33. Cumber
land, Wyo.
Joe Debevc, 1920 Humboldt St.
Denver. Colo.
Mike Zugelj, Box 2O2 Murray
Utah.
Frank Hitti "a drzavo Mime
sofa.
j. w. Mohar, Leadville. Colo
V Chicago so poobloSceni pc.
brat narocnino naslednji sodru.
gi: Frank Lisiak Frank NladiS
Frank Udovic. John Petric in
vsak drug sodrug, XII ina pobot.
niSko knjizico.
Nadalje priporo6amo somiSlje.
nixon V doti6nih naselbinah sic.
deGe sodruge agitatorie:
Frank Drmota, Box &c Nor
gan. Pa.
Frank Podboj. 759 Coleman
ave. JohnStown. Pa.