davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Indicated IN tho aletch, though the lower
lines OF tFimming are applied quite
separately from the scarf drapery.
Another noteworthy feature OF the
frook Il the lattice work OF gold braid
which covers the corsege and upper
part Of the short sleeve. This was copied
from portrait painted long ago. and
the same general Idea has been exploited
by other makers. An entirely plain or
comparatively plain pirectolre skirt with
oorsage Of such openNork braid. enn-
droidored net or other allover tFansparent
arrangement 70 o favorite with the French
designers for frooks Of ell kinds from
evening gowns to street models.
A clever handling Of the left TO right
drapery figures In q stunning black satin
gown from Bernard, name which has
assumed distinct Importance this ian
and 10 likely to be found In the hrst rank
from now on. This model has . per-
feotly plain skirt and the overdress u
draped from the left shoulder to tho right
side. whore from .sths, short waist line
to below the hip line It is held with huge
jet buttons. Below the last button the
drapery parts. sweeping downward and
away on each side to join the folds OF the
snaky train.
This gown is drawn, quite tightly and
plainly across the back Of the skirt, and
II is In this tendency that the moro exc
sreme models arc pioSt trying and would
be impossibis for the average figure.
Luckily only . few OF the frocks have this
very tightly drawn back. though olinging
and habit backs are almost universal.
Skirts knotted low at front. aide or
back and 80 drawing the lines In at the
knees or below are exploited by all the
great makers; and while some OF them
are simply freakish and absurd others
are by no means 30 bad as they sound.
Bob -Marie. for example. has q fayorite
model dubbed 'the cote d'asur' and cup
posed In color scheme TO suggest the color
effects on the Mediterranean shore.
This model too 10 included In our col
lection, and sketch Of the back OF the
gown will chow. the odd but graceful
knotting OF the oyerelxirt drapsry low
| In the back. The gown ID made UP In
| Mediterranean blue tulle over cloth OF
silver. with heavy embroideries OF blue
and silver, and there 10 really certain
fitness In its name.
Along with the vogue Of black come
many. models In black nets or Iaousseiines
over color. the black net and apricot
satin frock Of the out being q good in
stance of this fancy. Very often In models
of this type the transparent black drapery
ID trimmed lavishly In Jet. Fingas OF
silk or jet are being used more success-
| fully than within many years, lending
themselves readily to the finishing OF the
soft diagonal draperies.
For nets Of ell kinds, plain or MARVEL
tlously elaborated. there Ia q craze. and
braidjng is lavishly used. as b hand en-
broidery, but Of materials and trimming
details we win talk at another time.
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The Empire skirt was quite without
trimming and OF black eatin marquise.
wonderfully supple and not too high In
lustre. Tho bodice. simply cut, defining
the shoulder lines, the arm, the curve
OF the bust. yet not drawn closely at any
point. was Of black tulle over which was
fine oobwebby. embroidery. OF jet.
The low cut v shaped decolIetage
was filled in TO some degree by lattice
work. netlike arrangement OF small
pearl beads set together with timer gold
beads. this bead net lying fat and trans
parent, A soft girdle OF the Jet en-
broidered tulle fell In long scarf ends
at the back. mingling with the folds OF
the skirt. Nothing moro. The most con-
servative Of modish women might wear
It IL abe had sufficient slenderness OF
figure to make II becoming, and yet the
knowing onlookers oh'd and ahd over
this model more than over any OF the
more snowy ones. which took the fancy
Of the crowd. and many an American
dollar viii find Its way 10 Worth on ao-
count Of that frock and few others OF
similar character.
There have been many changes In the
Partisan dressmaking armament within
the last two years. Old masters are pass
ing. New makers are winning their spurs.
Paqin the great died last year. It
has been the custom TO say thst Nine.
Paquin was responsible for most Of the
brilliant ideas developed by that house,
oven when her husband was alive. and now
we have q chance TO See. Some OF the
Paqin models this fall are beautiful.
very beautiful. but the house does not
stand forth a. preeminently as IL has In
some seasons.
Perhaps this IL a matter or chance. but
one misses Paquin. He was prone to have
interesting experiments mp his sleeve.
One Paquin model which has excited
much favorable comment and which our
artist has slEetohed for US rivals worth'h
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And then when We wanted 10 pop orr,
or.to ret werrn OF. tho cold, winter niGba,
W used to sit around tho stove.
sThe Areplaoe had gone. but We stiI
preserved 1t In the fireside and the hearth,
stone Of the poet and ths story taljer
and the old arepleoe itself continued y
be. % II has ever since remained. Q paae
ant memory.
sBut what about the people Of shs pr...
ent generation who. have never know
hreplacogf We have seen that fireplace,
were never worldwide In this tise and al
sociatlon, but conzned TO tho temporal,
regions, and now from these they an,
disappearing.
Eve now no longer cit by the fireNide
We cit now by the steamSide, or The ho,
waterslde. or the elpctriOide, eooordin,
70 how tho house II heated. Where "a Benh.
ment TO be found In any Of thesei
sWhat flicker Of fame or friendly Rlov
II there. 70 be found In q steam Tadistorj
What Doftened light ana shadow Ia 4 bo,
water fixture? What sentiment In An
eleotrio heater2
sAlas for the old fireplace, the iresida
the hearthstone. which exist for us no
more save In memory or In printed storvi
And yet believe that affection burns (,
brightly as ever
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travReant. but though th0ir besetting
sin is Btlll the tendency to overdresslng.
there 10 q growing depreciation Of art
In dress, and II We must have eItrava-
ganoe II 10 at least something TO obtain
admirable results with tho money.
Ths difference between the merely
gorgeous and the artistic was illustrated
comprehonblvely In the group Of gowns
that furnishes u with our text, and
though the simplicity Of many n the
models WsS OF q sort to drive the ordinary
dressmaker TO despair, those same models
should have been q valuable object lesson
and inspiration to any intelligent student
Of dress.
Right here we make our bow to Jean
Worth, grandson Of Worth the illustrioua
and founder Of q nsW ara Of prosperity
for the famous house. II was several
years ago that q New York buyer who
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when this modal was complsted and gave
1t the last touches. He died that alter
noon and IN his death, as In that Of PEI
quln. the Paris fashion world lost one Of
its master artists.
In the case OF this Beer model. a. In
that Of the black and white Pdquin model;
the materials were satin and silk NOUS
seline; but while, the Paquin frock was Of
black mousseline over white the Beer
frook was Of white mousseline over black.
The latter model wac much the more
ornate Of the two and In our opinion the
more attractive az well.
As In all these FRENCH frocks the skirt
hung quite limp and very long. How
woman can walk gracefully In these
cllngIng skirts falling closely about the
feet and spreading on the floor all around
s a mystery. but the young women who
wore the froohs at the opening demon
strated the fact that II could be done.
Rumor had IL that they had gone through
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JET JEvvELRy.
One % the Fads or the season for eid,
% Wen eS Their Elders.

eno " uh0 Faus " ho Doesoe TOT Gifii
as Wen sS Their Elders.
Jet jewelry has become popular 90 !.
marked degroe. Its growth In favor Ia,
como slowly. probably through the no.
ton that the tewelry 10 flt only for mourn.
ing or for the. elderly. This notion la,
been utterly routed. The youngest and
eayest Of hse rex must have her let Get.
Nothing sets OF tho complexion "a
perfectly 10 now the general verde.
save among those who posseas muddy
complexion.
/ The modish touches Of black seen on
the new gowns have undoubtedly dous
much toward establishing the, popu.
larity Of jet ornaments. They carry on,
the black note Of the gowns. !.
All the fayorite forms Of jeweiry now
come in jet. For the hair come barrettes,
fllets. combs. pins and iornaments Of
countless descriptions. Tho new bin
French barretts cornssip jet In ats largest
dimensions. : Z =
The old time idea that Jet hair trimminRs
were for the brunette is exploded. Blond
women know the beauty Hirfe "a he con.
trast OF the glossy black 70 their trseaes
There are exquisite airrettes al ist "a
wear In the hair. Each nioyernebf az ths
head sets the. encrsisted spray trpmblins
and twinkling. Well out Jet ;asshes Ike
). Esrrinsa& & come ,, iP e! AZ ! The Yen nked
Bars sss With 3et 3 Wiz =. eB Ba,ap H5n sSppGI, r.
many models- o, Jet, carved Ornament Ia
placed In the front OF the collar.
Dog collars oonae In, links R solid let
or in links studded with etaf iet' 'beads.
usually star shaped. Z A very elaborate
link collar sparkling with tiny, jet star
has fringe Of some dozen sfrands SET
with the stars that falls oyereths neck in
front almost 70 the bust hne..
:, Strings S Of sr9sduased ist beads win
sizes. Smooth Jet pendants will be worn
on silver or gold chains. There are pursa
chains, and the new neck chain WITH tss-
selled ends that ties about the neok IA
found In all its varied designs.
There 10 no end 10 the Jet brooches.
They come little and big. Among the
large sizes are found lizards. butterflies,
bows and feathers. W!
Among the Jet hatpins theseis much
cred with tiny beads. This bead. oovSrinr
IL seen In card cases and memorandum
books. A shield Of Jet With ,hriIllants
or mosaic in colored efamelis often Tie
centre ornament OF the OoyeFoI card cassa
and books. 5g+$1Ijs| Il
Carved jet instead of TIE, aahre usual
cut Jet 10 much used for card ease coten
and also for pendants. Though mol 70.
stricted 10 mourning wehf IT, dun fhish
makes II appropriate for mourning. &
There are ell sorts OF marrow Jet bangles
and all widths Of the old fashioned hnk
bracelet. with links held together with
ara no tSsse & siasS e % Ssscsiss TasR iooI op soS Gs
ring Of Jet. The links 10 sonae are an inch
snia hah long.
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viow 10 given In the central group, 10,
for alk lts simplicity, In our opinion. the
most successful model we have ssOn
this autumn. and yet In tho telling u
sounds commonplace enough, One should
have seen II on the slender blond nnansre-
quln who wore II at the opening In order
to realize where lts charm lay, 70 und-r-
stand into what lovely lines II fell with
every movement Of tho wearer, how II
olung 10 the 1.-the figure without Inn
Inodesty or eooentricity,
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black froSk In simplicity, The Clinglng
under robe IL Of soft white satin Over
this IL draped black silk mouaseline.
lying almost plainly over the front Of the
skirt. but draped and opened at the sides
and falling In folds at the back,
The oorsage also 10 draped In the black
moussellne. but tucker and aleOves are Of
white tuile. A black satin folded girdle
is shorter waisted In front than In the back.
and most original note is the little fringe
OF real coral beads which edgee the nous
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Fourteenth street exhibited on living
Inodels recently the largest and most
beautiful collection Of imported frocks
II has ever been our fortune to see to-
gether. and the feat deserves apprecia-
ton and gratitude. With displays like
this 10 be seen on this side the water the
ranks Of the pious pilgrims to fashions
Mecca should diminish; for. though the
dressmakers who 60 abroad twioe year
do pick up new ideas earlier than they
would II they waited for the openings
here, these New York openings occur
In time to meet the exigencies Of the busy
season. and the smaller fry Of the dress-
making world really get but little Of the
advantages the great Parisian ateliers
have 10 offer. and see only the rank and file
Of models made up for the big public
trade. The choicer models are reserved
nor the deleotation Of the really important
bayers.
\ Western dressmaksr who hobnobbed
with us at the particular opening which
prompted these reflections and furnished
the sketches printed here summed the
situation up very neatly:
.0f course Paris Ii great abe ad-
uitted with q reminiscent gleam In her
eye. 'but I'm not travelling for my health.
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Real Art In the Best Of the
Fan Fashions.
SLENDER LINES OF GRACE


tho Coed Taste Vf American Women
DemsnstFated--Bea Of the
Niodes Exhlblted 10 Gowns woFp ny
IAving Mesiels-LAtest Creations q
French Isressmskers Not Necessarily
RlzaFfo--An Black and Black end
White IEHects Tremendously Chic
--eldrts limp and Very Lons-De-
viees 70 Secure Sleaderness q
Figure Experiments In DrapinE.
Surely the American eagle may dap
his wings and scream triumphantly even
upon fashion page, and We euthuslas-
tioally Offer him the freedom Of this
column. This enthusiasm has been swell
ing as we have gone from ono importer
to another on the trail Of the new French
models. and after o study Of the French
gowns displayed at a recent opening on
lower Broadway we are prepared to
hoist the Stars and Stripes alongside the
colors Of France.
Paris does make the fashions. There's
no getting around that fact; but We GER
tainly do buy them after they are made,
and that argues not only full pocketbooks
bit good taste as well.
There have been beautiful French
frocks on view all along Fifth avenue
and the side streets and upper Broadway,
but this one big retail house down below
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Beech -Inrhber.

Beech lumber has the lowest market
value Of any American. wood. Lumbsr.
men pay ~ a thousand fest as against 81
for oak. Il b usefuliin the mines for ties.
posts, strineers and rails and In build.
ings for seuddlng. rafters, joists. &oi
and should be used at home. reseFvins
more valuable trees for important ust
and for sale.
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Ispent my money and trailed around from
one French shop to another getting
snubbed because couldn't buy lot;
and then come down here ana sss more
stunning things from all the big plaoes
than saw in all the two weeks was
trottiug around over there. What's tho
ueops
That's just It. What's the use? Where
fore let the eagle scream.
Fearatteryer" New York importers have
gained 10 understanding and courage.
Year after year American women have
Increased their demands. and the supply
which has been forthcoming has led to
noW ana more extravagant demands.
fes. American women are extravagant
! 10 the matter Of dr. ess, increasingly az
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knows the Partisan dressmaking world
40 few men do said to us; Watch young
Worth. He has the real genius in him.
He viii win back what the house has lost.
And no is doing It. The women are
6ooSing back as they fiocked away to
newer firms. and this season Worth has
come into his own with number Of the
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least one or two models In this color
One Of the most snocessful Of the black
and white froclka was the last model In
which Beer interested himself. He had
beSn st home III for several days but
went down 70 his atelier on the morbing
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seline overskirt and shoulder drapery.
The white tulle sleeves are embroidered
In littlemotifs with similar beads Of coral
A line Of soft light blue is disposed inside
the oorsage drapery next to the tucker.
All black and black and white effects
are tremendously chic and almost every
one Of the great makers turned out at
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PROLETAREC

Resolucijo v TEN smislu so res
predlagali nekterniki, XII hoeeJo
izrabiti unite v prid svojih poll.
tienih bossov, toda ista je odloze.
ma "a V pretes do prihodnje seize,
ktera Sc vri V. marcu. Socialist
so odlocno prot resoluciji. Nor
ris Brown, elan unije izdeloval-
cev cigar V New Yorku, je liza
vii, da neodvisna delavska stran-
ka re eksistira, in ia je socialis.
ticna stranka. Toliko, kar je
nam Znano o TEN.
Sodr. +. F., Johnstown, Pa.
Urednik "Proletarca" je sodr.
Ivan Molek.
VAST zelji radi ustrezamo,
kajti to je leila vecine ostalih so.
drugov pc Ameriki in obenem tu-
di naSa zelja. Hvala "a poslano.
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KOZAKI v
Krvavi boil med policaji in brez
posleci.

Zadnji Getrtek popoldne vrsili
50 St krvavi boz Y Philadelphia.
Pa, med policaji in brezposelni-
mi tujezemSkimi deiavci. Brez-
posleci, 1000 po stevilu, kteri s."
bill V vecini ltalijani in Poljal;i.
so korakali prot meStni hiSi !
namenom. ia izroce zupanu petl-
clio, V kterei 50 zahtevali della.
\oSili So wee rdecih zastav. ktcrr
so bile Grno obrobljcne. Nc 50
prikorakali brezposleci ma Broad
St, par blockov cd meStne hIso.
zastavili so jim policaji pot. Pc.
licijski nacelniki so magic zbob-
nall skupaj okrog 800 p~olicajev,
patrolmanov in drugih uniforma-
Nth hlapcev kapitaliama, kakor
nitro so zvedeli. da se blizajo OBJ
hodniki.
Nastal je boz. Policajski kohl
ci so padali pc glavah brezposel-
nth delavcev in V SploSni zmeSn-
jaw je d0bil mnogi nedolzni gle
dalec cd strani udarec pc CLAW.
Brezposelnim I%talijanom je zav-
rela kri in nekteri so priceli strel-
jati IL r%evolvcriev ma ~policaje.
Sedaj so ustrelili tudi "kozaki''
in vnel 81 je krvav boz ma ulicah
osem blokov ma Siroko. Boz Sc
koncal klnalo $ premoc.io oboro-
zene pOlicijske sile in brezposel-
nj delavci so bill razprseni ma
vse strani.
Dvajset delavcev je bio ranje.
min in S~tirinajst aretiranih. Ma.
dale 50 bill ranieni trije policaji
in en- stranski gledalec.
Tako so amcriSki kozaki reSili
cast Philadelphia
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ANGLESKA KNEGINJA IN HCI
AMERISKEGA MILLIONAIRE
STOPILA v SOCIALISTIC-
NO STRANKO.

II Londona pOrocajo. da je
kneginja Helena Manchester, hci
Eugena Zimmerman, Xxi je milijo-
mar v Cincinnati. o., naznanila
svojim prijateljem in sorodnikom
da stopi V socialisticno stranko
in pricne javno delati "a social
zem.
Anglcskim "visjim' krogom
ie znano ze deli casa, da sc kne-
ginja Manchester zelo zanima "a
socializem Da, kneginjo so tako
navduSile socialisticne ideje. da
Jill je poskusila deloma uresniciti.
he pred enim letom je u%stanovila
tvornico "a Gipke ma svoJem pose
stvu. V Connemari ma Irskem,
kjcr je. vposlila vecjO stevilo irs-
kin delavccv in delavk. Delo v
tvornici je popolnoma kolektivis-
ticno; ma izdelkIh ne SINE biti no
benega profita; dclavci in delav-
Ike dobijo V mezdi polno vrednost
izdelanega produkta.
Kaksno stalisce bodeta zavzela
knee Manchester in multimiliio-
mar Zimmerman prot zeni ozIro-
mo hGeri Heleni kot aktivni so.
cialistinji, o TEN porocilo molci.
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~KAPITALISTICNI UMoRI.

-V rudniku Glebe. V meste-
GU Washington. nedale6 cd New
castle ma Angleskem. je 81. t. IN.
nastala eksplozija. Rezultat: Sti-
rinajst rudarjev je mrtvih.
V shaftu premogokopa lie
high 4 Wlkesbarre. V Pennsly-
vaniji. Sc je u. t. m. vtrgal led
in padel ma vSpenj aco. V kterej
Sc .je peljalo dcset premogarjev
ma delo. Rezultat diva premo-
garja sta bila ubita ma mestu, a
tribe smrtno ranjeni.
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strankini dohodki v :. 1907 ma
saJo $34, 2l6.40; stroski $50. 650.93

strankini dohodki v :. 1907 ma
sajo $34, 216.40; stroski $50. $685. SO
Preostanek l. jan. 1905 jc bl TO-
rel $1t!.lT. Stranka Je organi-
zirana V stiridesetih drzavah in
teritorijih in ina mad 1000 kra-
Jevnih klubov, XII tvorijo okrog
10000 elanov.
- Socialist V Kenmore, novo-
disappointment mestu blizo A
oron, o.. so postal tako moeni,
da sta Sc prot MIN zdruzili re
publikanska in demokratska stra-
aka V novo Citizens Party" "a
flizajo6e Sc mestne volitve.
- Robert Buech, socialistiGni
alderman V Milwaukee, Wis, Sc
le izJavil ma svojem obisku v Chi
cagu, da milwauSki socialist ina
jo lepo priliko zmagati V spom-
ladanskih mestnih volitwh in
izvoliti svojega mayorja.
- Socialist V Erie. Pa, so pri
mestnih volitvah zadnji torek do
bill 500 glasov. Lansko leto so
imeli 500 glasov, torej so V enem
letu napredovali "a 800 glasov.
- SocialiSticna stranka V Ze-
d~injenih drzavah je po svojem
mednarodnem tajniku. Sodr. Mo
iris Ilillquitu V New Yorku, po-
slala ma mednarodni osrednji bro
V Bruselj natancno poroGilo o Sc
danji gospodarski krizi V Amerl-
Xxi in njenih posledicah ter o boju
ameriSkih SocialiStov "a brezpo.
seine delavce.
- SodFug q. +. Fraenckel,
tajnik SocialStiGne stranke "a
Cook County V Chicago, je zad,
Mi teden razposlal ma vse kra-
jevne klfbe poSebne rdeGe znam-
Ike, ktere sc oddajajo sodrugom
pc 35c. TIE Znamke 50 posebni
Strankln assessment, $ kterim sc
pokrijejo stroSki voznje delega-
TOW "a Strankini kongres. XII Sc
vrSi V maju. Slovenski sodrugi
dobijo tie znamke pri tajniku I've
ze Sodr. John PetriGu.
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SLOVENCI Poor!
Pisite "a, cenik!

Slovenska nas4lbina V Ripley
in Butler Co, Missouri, Sc mnozi
dnevno!
Rojakil Ali res noGete sedaj
kupiti zemljiSc, ko Sc Sc maj
bokjSa zemljiSca poleg zeleznic po
lO115 dolarjev aker ma prodaj 7
Rojaki! Ali res nocete postati
svobOdni ameriSki kmetjeG Ali
res radi posluSate zalostne glaso-
We parnih piSGak V tvornicah in
rudokopih7
Mi upamo. da ne!
S%lovenci Gitajte drzavna poro-
ella Zdr. dr., kaj .je kmetiStvo
v naSi veliki reDublikil Ali po-
INA. kdo kmeta v Zdr. dr., XII
ina slabe easel
Oglejte zemljiSca v juznem
Misouri-ju. Mixer lepsega sad
ia, trt, zita kot V juznem Nilsson
ri-ju. To je COLA resnica. Ako
ne veriamete, prepricajte SCI
Mammalian tudi, da sem "a
stopnik "a najvecjo drevesnico
ma svetu in najvecjo trtnico v
Ameriki.
Ako rabite semena "a poliske
in vrtne pridelke, obrnite Sc ma
me. Blago n~ajbolise vrste, cena
nainizja. Pisite ma naslov:
FRANK GRAM, edini SLOW. "a
stopnik "a zemljisca, semena, sad
no drevje, trte it'd. it'd, 576 w.
21st st., Chicago, Ill.
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Stanje v Kenoshi, Wis.

V Kenoshi. Wis, .ie ena tretji-
ma delavske ljudstva brez della.
KenoSha Bras livarna j, odslo-
villa 100 MOI. The Simons Bed
Co. je re odpustila veliko Stevilo
~delavcev, a Jill Sc vedno odpusGa.
|Ostali. Xxi Sc delajo, imajo place
znizano cd 10 do 30 odStotkov.
Mnogo brezposelnih delavcev
ie prisiljenih trkati ma vrata do
brotvOrnih his.
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BOZ MED SUNNI IN mo
KRIMI".

Dive najvecji pivovarski druzbi
V Iedinjenih drzavah, "The Uni
ted States Brewers Assn" in
United States Matters Assn
sta Sc zdruzili V boju prot pro-
hibistOm. Ustanovili sta posebni
"vojni sklad' in sklenili, da Sc
vodi neizprosen boz prot raznim
fanatikom, Xxi skusajo zapreti
salune OBJ mcclellan in sploh "a
treti vse alkohOlicne place.
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; D0IavSko gibanje !
Odslovitve delavcev.

Denver & Rio Grande zeleznica
ie V svojih delavnicah V Denveru,
Colo, odslovila 1000 MOI.
60 tisoc brezposelnih v Berlinu.
IL NemGije poroGajo, da je V
Berlinu mad 10000 brezposelnih
d~elavcev. Mic bolje nj tudi pc
raznih industrialnih krajih pc
dezeli. Ameriska kriza ina tudi
tam svoje posledice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Cd UREDNISTvA.

Sodr. l.. S, Seattle. Wash: Do
tiGno porocilo o now "delavski
politicni stranki' ie izvito IL trte.
Newyorska Central Federated u
Mon in odobrih predloga, da bi
Sc pozvalo organizacijo American
Federation of Labor, da ia sklice
konvencijo v svrho ustanOvitve
move neodvisne delavske stranke.