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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

To promote interest in their shows,
the Streeter-Bryan company has de-
cided to give away on Friday night a
silver tea set, which is now on exhibit
tion in the show window of Tallman,s
drug store, at which place their box Of
flee is open.
The tea set is a beautiful silver SER
vice and is a prize worth possessing.
Numbers will be given each night and
the drawing will be held at the end
of the performance on Friday night. 1t
is intended to make this precedent
which will be followed during the en-
tire stay of the company while it is
in the city. Every Friday night some
thing will be given to the audience,
drawing of the numbers given during
the week determining the winner. AT
the Saturday afternoon matinee a SOU
venir will also be given away to the
children.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03
PORTLAND MAN HURT
JUMPING OFF TRAIN

HOOD RIVER, Ore March 3.-Ar-
thur McHenry Of Portland, is patient
|sult of an attempt to alight from a
moving passenger train while it was
passing over the bridge across the
Hood river. Saturday. McHenry jumped
from the train when it was near one of
the abutments to the bridge and fell 40
feet to the. ground. In the fall one of
his legs was badly fractured, his head
Icut and several teeth knocked out. 1t
lis feared he may also have sustained
internal injuries.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND
PEOPLE SEE COOPER DAILY

Bloomingdale street, Chelsea, Mass.
He says:
For five years 1 have sought relief
for indigestion, stomach trouble and
dyspepsia, spending nearly all my
wages with doctors and obtaining no
results. l had dull pains across my
back, radiating to the shoulders. l had
splitting headaches, which nothing
seemed to cure. There was a gnawing
and rumbling in my stomach AM
bowels. I was troubled with vertigo
and dizziness, and at times almost
overcome by drawziness.
Il felt tired and worn out all the
time, my sleep was not refreshing, and
I would get up in the morning feeling
as weary as when I went to bed: My
appetite was variable-rayenous at
times, then again nauseated at the
sight of food. Sometimes my face was
pale, at other times flushed I was
constipated and bilious, and had ca
tarrhal affection in nose and throat,
which caused me to hawk and spit
great deal, especially in the morning.
heard so much of the Cooper reme-
dies that 1 decided to try them. After
taking one bottle, a tapeworm so feet
long passed from my system. 1 felt
better almost imediately. All my
| troubles disappeared as if by magic,
and my improvement was rapid now
/ feel entirely well. and can honestly
recommend Mr.. Cooper's medicine to
ianyone who suffers as I did,
| We sell the Cooper medicines which
give universal satisfaction.-E. l..
Smalley, East Main st.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03
JOHN o. THANKFUL
FOR GIFT OF PENNY.
Bank Reception Souvenir Reminds the
Oil KHna He Will Not Go Broke.

Bank Receptions Souvenir Reminds the
Oil King He Will Not Go Broke.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 3.-John D.
Rockefeller was the central figure at
a reception given by the Planters Loan
& Savings bank of this city recently
in celebration Of the opening of it's new
building, and he left the reception a
penny. richer than when he entered.
I Mr.. sRockefeller, who was down
town., dropped in. He seemed to enjoy
his experience greatly, and said:
These are the kind Of people l like"
AS he started to leave, some one
Isaid:
"Mr. Rockefeller, you have forgot
ten your souvenir"
Il want it." said Rockefeller, and he
was handed a bright, new penny, en-
lcircled in aluminium, on which was the
inscription, "Save me and you will
never go broke"
THAT is good advice, and I shall
keep it," Rockefeller said.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

During L. r. Coopers recent stay
in Boston, it is estimated that sixty
five thousand people talked with him
and purchased his medicine. This is
an average of over two thousand a
day.
HIS success was SO phenomenal as to
cause universal comment both by the
public and the press. There must be a
reason for this. Here is the reason
given in his own words by Mr.. Cooper
when interviewed on the subject. He
said:
THE immense numbers of people
who are calling on me here in Boston
is not unusual. l have had the same
experience for the past two years
wherever 1 have gone. The reason is a
simple one. 1t is because my medicine
puts the stomach in good condition.
Inls does not sound unusual, but it is
IN TACT the key to health. The stomach
is the very foundation of life. I attrib-
ute 80 per cent of all sickness directly
to the stomach.
Neither animals nor men can re-
main well with poor digestive appa-
'ratus. Few can~be sick with diges-
ton in perfect condition. AS a mat
ter Of fact. most men and women today
are half sick. 1t is because too much
food and too little exercise have grad
ually forced the stomach into half
sick condition. Ny medicine gets the
stomach back where it was, and that
is all that is necessary"
Among Boston people who are
staunch believers in Mr.. Cooper's the
DRY, is Mr.. Frank D. Brown, of 81
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03
TOURIST RATES
GO INTO EFFECT
AS RESULT, HUNDREDS OF HOME.
SEEKERS EXPECTED IN WAL
LA WALlA. - -

Yesterday the tourist rates went in
10 effect on the railroads and soon there
will begin the usual spring immigra-
ton from the east. Already there have
been many applications for informa-
ton regarding this country received by
those who are in the position to know
about such matters. The requests are
much more numerous than ever before
and larger immigration than ever is
expected.
Up TO yesterday all those who came
west paid the regular fare and even in
that class there have been more than
usual. Now that the special rates are
on there will be things doing along the
passenger traffic lines.
We should have more than ever be-
iOTe' said Secretary Moore in speak
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03
Liability Bill In Danger.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The pros
poets of favorable action by the mouse
judiciary committee on the new en-
ployers'. liability bill is very siim' say
democratic members of the committee.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

NEW YORK, March 3.-The trial of
Raymond Hitchcock, the comedian, in
dicted for abusing young girls, was
postponed until March 10 by Justice
lBlanchard
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

LISBON. March 3.-Letters received
Iby Queen Amelia say abdication by
King Manuel can alone save his life
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

James l.. Jeans this morning filed a
complaint in the superior court asking
for a divorce from his wife, Mary E.
Jeans. The complaint recites that they
were married in Lane county, Oregon,
on August 10, 1873. On February Is,
1902. Mrs. Jeans deserted the plaintiff
and they have not since been living
together. They have no property in
common and their children are all of
age.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

C.. M. HALL, carpenter and contrac
FOR Dav or contract work. Phone, s72
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

Tonight in the Odd Fellows temple,
the Pythian sisters will give a dance
and supper for the Knights of that
order. An extra good time has been
prepared for the sterner element of the
lodge.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

Funeral services of Mrs. Mary Olive
Gray will be held tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock, Rev. A. L. Thoroughman
officiating. Interment will be made in
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

A car of fine draft and driving
horses, consigned to Seattle will be
shipped over the Northern Pacific by
Hartley and Carney tonight. The firm
has made several shipments of Eastern
Washington horses to Seattle. The
draft horses are in big demand in the
lumber camps while many are being
shipped to Alaska.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

Funeral services over the late JEFF
ferson T. Brown were held this ,af-
|ternoon at o'clock from the family
|residence, sol North Main street. Rev.
is. G. Fischer, pastor of the Central
Christian church, officiated. FL
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

Island yesterday was locked this
morning without any apparent damage
resulting from her accident.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03

Merrell Placquet, the II months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Placquet.
died yesterday morning at the home of
it's parents near Prescott. The body
was brought to the Cookery undertake
ing parlors and the funeral will be
held from there tomorrow afternoon at
1 o'clock Mrs. Cobleigh will conduct
the services.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-03
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- The Symphony club orchestra viii
building at 1880 this evening.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Pod 1gorpjm naslovom je v
"Proletarcu' odslej doloGen stall.
nj prostor, posvecen interesom
slovenskih zena in deklet v Ame-
riki. PriobGevali bodemo ma tenn
mestu kratke politi6ne in poucne
clanke, frtice, razne novoSti IL
polja politiGno in gospodarsko
organiziranih delavk in sploh
gradivo, Xxi bode zanimalo vsako
Slovenko, ktera Sc hoGe seznati
z novim svetovnim nazorom: So
cialiZmom.
To je potrebno. Slovenske ze-
ne in dekleta so Sc zacele zaveda-
ii, da tudi one spadajo v proleta-
rski razred, V kterem Sc borijo
njih mozje oziroma bratje in o.
cetje prot tiranskemu kapitallz-
mu. Zavedajo Sc, da so tudi ore
dolzne vstopiti V to bojno yrsto
in pomagati k vreSnicenju sOcia-
lizma, Xxi pomenja enako politicno
in gOspodarsko svObodh IA LepO
kakor "a moza. V Chicago ma
mo danes ienski socialistiGni kiub
''Proletarka". Kolike vaznosti
IN pomona je Ia klub "a slo Scnsko
zenstvo V Ameriki, to sc bo kma-
10 pokazalo ne samo to, ia bOJr
ia prva politicna organizacija
slovenskih zena in deklet rapid
no rasla, temve6 sledilo jej bode
mnogo, mnogo zavednIh Slcvcns
po drugih kolonijah Ameriki.
Chikaske sodruginje so Jim polka
yale pot.
In ten V prvi vrsti je namenjen
Ia proStor V "ProletarCJ". So
jruginje citajte! Citaj:. svoj
list in razmiSljajte o TEN kaI e.
tate. S tenn ctivom bode.. priSle
do spoznanja, da je danasnj, dru-
zabni red kriviGen, da J" aanaS-
MIA morala hinavska in ia ie ia-
naSnja verska vzgoja mladine,
vzgoja poneumnevanja, hlapcev-
sta in suznosti. Obenem tudi zeli
"ProIetarec'', da vsaka zavedna
sodruginja javno izraza svoje mi
sli in zelje. Vsak primeren spis
in dopis bo incl prostor ma TEN
mestu V "Proletarcu."
Torej ma delo, sodruginje! Ia
cetek je storjen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

nca k enakopravnosti in priznan-
jul pravic tako zen kakor otrok.
Delavec cuti rodbini, da ina
povsem drugo stalisce kot mes
6anski o6e. Delavec nj vladar,
ampak sodelavec - nj absolutist,
temvec toyaris.
Enakopravnost zene in moza
1ahteva, da dobita oba spola ena-
kopravno yzgojo in skupno vzgo-
jevanje. Cd omega trenotka, cd
kar je zena stopila ma pole IL
lodbine iztrgana in p"otisnjena ma
pole izdelovanja, - cd tega ire
notka je potreba, da mora biti
dusevno enako oborozena kot
MOI, &c no6e biti premagana. Vsi
izgovori morajo utihniti, pa ce
Sc tudi naslanjajo ma nravnost,
ma manjSi talent ali ma karkoli.
Vsi ii izgovori so filistrski. MOI
in zena sta re dolocena "a to, da
Y zivljenju skupaj z%iveta, cato Sc
morata tudi cd najmlajSe mlado-
sti skupaj vzgajati, in enakost
zivljenja ju mora nauciti enako
ziveti, ucti in delovati. Social,
ZEN smatra zene "a vazne social
ne cinitelje, "a sodelavce, katerih
usoda je enako tezko delo in ka-
terih cilj je cato pOpolnoma Sti,
namrec iztrgati Sc IL z~adusljivih
in "a Judi n%edostojnih razmer in
doseGi s skupnim bojem visje So
cialno staliSce.
Kapitalizem in delo V tovarnah
sta pripravila zeno OBJ zdravje, OBJ
lepoto, OBJ naravno barvo ma o.
braz vrgla sta jo V bolezen,
v bOlehanje in onemoglost. Ro-
Ike delavk so postale pripravno
izdelovalno orodje, in telesna de-
formacija je p~ostala Sele pogoj
"a zmoznost izdelovanja. V to-
varni Je malo zenskih teles popol-
mona dozorelo. Vzrok potlaGit-
We zene je v g~ospodarskI neena-
koSti. s postankom privatnega
lastnistva Sc je porodil problem
potlaGenih in potlatevateljev. Re-
sitev zenskega vprasanja nastanc
omega dine, ko bode ~privatno last
niStvo o%dpravljeno in ma njegovo
mesto postavljena nova d~ruzabna
organizacija. Realizem, XII zah-
teya nravnost MOI in zena, ne ra-
resi- zenskega v~praSanja. S sto.
pajoco nravnostjo dobrih in ra-
zumnih MOI Sc STEER otope gro
bosti in ostrine danaSnjega ziv-
ljenja, V temelju sc pa ME ne IL
Eremeni. Zensko v~prasanje nj
problem nenravnega zivljenja
noz, ampak problem gospodars.
kega izkoriseevanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
BoJIM Sc,

Ne bojim Sc filistrov, Spisarjev,
XII pri polnih skledah in casah
kolnejo mole delo; ne bojim sc
~farizejev, Xxi povzdigujoc svoje o.
ei proti nebu, pravijo: da so bolJ-
81 kot sem JAZZ; bojim Sc sodbe
svojega razredno zavednega to-
v~arisa, XII poleg meme della V tvor-
nici. ker sodil me DO milo.
Ne bojim Sc obrekovalcev po-
litbnih ''pipcev", ne revolver
zurnalistov, kojih briga je Nth
lasten yep, ker oblivajo me S svo-
jo lastno gnojnico in mecejo mi
blato V obraz; ne tch sc ne bojim,
smejem sc jim obraz, kerr poginili
todo V lastnem blatu, katerega
so metali V me.
Ne bojim sc pekla, vic, ne kaz-
nj ma drugem svetu, tudi ne lju-
di, XII straSijo me S TEN, da "a svo-
je grehe BON prejel placilo ma
drugem svetu; Ne, teh Sc ne bo-
JIM
All. bojim Sc, bojim potomcev
svojih, k~asnejSega rodu, ko bonn
re spremenjen V ATONE, da rekli
bodo Zavedal 81 Sc, da 81 suzenj
a premalo 81 storil "a osvoboditev
suznjev.
Ne bojim sc sodnikov pc smrti
ma drugem svetu. Ha, ten sc ne
bCjiml Bojim sc dobe, ko svobo-
dni rod DO gospodar ma zemlji.
Kdo We, kako Ia rod me sodil DO I
Ha. ne bojim Sc! Sal ia rod
DO Eel, kar sejali smo; uzival DO
sadOve nasega della in truda. III
vel DO V miru, Gubezni, svobodi
in enakosti.
Ne, ne bojim Sc sodnikov pc
smrti, XII sodil bodo mole delo.
Vendar bojim Sc mislecev in pi-
sateljev, Xxi ziveli bodO, ko razpr-
Sen V atone ustvarjal bonn ma
zemlji novo zivljenje. Teh zad-
njih Sc bojim.
Zavertnik joe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
STRELICE.

Kapitalist nosi trebuh spredaj,
a delavec pa zad ma hrbtu.
Socialism je "a odpravo mez-
dine suznosti; kapitalizem pa "a
Changing"
Vsak delavec je dolzan glaso-
vati "a ono kar nina, hoee in po-
trebuje, ne pa "a tisto, kar mu
Skoduje.
Vdova; &C. zupnik, ali nj $25
proved "a pogrebf"
Zupnik xxi je pokopal njenega
moza) Ne morem pomagati. dra-
ga moja. Chsi so slabi; kriza
.ie."
Vdova: Opposite, nisem z
nala. da je kriza tudi - nebe-
sin" I. S.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
IN ZENA.

Socialism osvobojuje zeno,
kapitalizem jo je pa poteptal.
Ma milijoDe proletankih zena je
vrgel kapitalizem V tovarne, da
:~zdelujejo in pridelujejo, in sele
tn V soparnih delavnicah so 81
gene p%opolnoma predstavile veil
ki pomen svoje osvoboditve in
sOcialne naloge materinske skrbi
III materinSke u1goje. In pray
tako nitro je med zenami rastla
nezadovoljnost kakor Sc .ie nitro
mnozilo Stevilo zen V tovarnah.
Ma milijone zena je bio in je Sc
vedno prisiljeno ubiti materinski
cut, puStiti Sc kapitalizmu izko-
rISGati ter greSiti mad telesno ko-
nstitucijo svojih potomcev, kate
Re nosijo pod svcjim srcem O.
syoboditev zene je postala naloga
socializma. Zensko vpraSanje je
postalo del socialnega vpraSanja.
Dvajset milijonov proletarskih
Aena ina veleobrt V svojih delav-
micah. kjer bijejo BOZ "a obstanek
Socialism zahteva najcnergiGnej-
Sc in najradikalnerc. da Sc da
zeni svoboda in enakopravnost -
to pa zahteva $ TEN, da noce, da
bi zena bila suznja V tovarni in
medina delavka, temvec solast-
Mica in soudelezenka skUpnega
lastnistva. &c bi bile zahteve
nrcScanskih reformatorjev Sc boil
radikalne kot so - vendar so
majhne napram socialisticni zah-
tevi, ker vsak mescanski reforma-
tor stoji ma ohranitvi p~rivatne
Jasmine in S TEN sankcionira
mezdno iZkoriscanje tako zena
kakor MOI. Koristi, katere more
katerokoli mescansko gibanje
prinesti zenam, dotikajo Sc lie
majhnega Stevila zena; velike
mnozice trpecih delavk pa Sc
prav ME ne dotice nobeno mes
cansko gibanje. Kdor logicno
in brez ~predsodkov razmiSlJa, pri-
de ma to, da more biti socialno
vpraSanje zena reSeno lie potion
socialne demokracije.
IL zenskega meSGanskega giba-
MIA, Xxi hoce zene prot mozem
pahujskati in jih or%ganizirati
kot poseben razred, socialna de-
mokracija nj nicesar vsprejela.
SOcialna demokracija je postavi-
la moza in zeno v svojem giban-
ju enako staliSce. Mozje in zene
izvrsuJejo V Observation-Disclosures
mem gibanju funkcije zaupnikov,
mozje in zcne so delagati, mozje
in zene so enako delavni V poll
ticnem in strokovnem gibanju.
Skupni cilj socialno-dcmokratiG-
nih zena in MOI je osvoboditev IL
mezdnega della. Komunizem pa
nora ostati zareca in vodilna
lvezda celemu gibanju.
V rodbini mescana zasluzi MOI,
zena pa z mozevim zasluzkom .gos
podari. Vsled tega je MOI Cos
pOdar in vladar cele domacije; v
meScanski rodbini vlada absolute
lzem. V proletarski rodbini zas-
luzijo %otroci, zena in MOI, vsi da-
Jejo skupaj denar - v njihovi
druzini vlada kommizem, tende-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
zENE IN DEKLETA, oRGANI,
ZIRAJTE Sc!

Socialism dali zeni iste pravi-
cc in svobodSJine kakor moSke-
mu.
Zena bodi politicno svobodna.
Imeti mora volilno pravico. Sine
biti voljena V zakonodajne zas-
tope in sklepati ali zavracati Ia
kone. Danes vzamejo materi e.
Omega sina in ga odpeljejo ma
bojiSce - V smrt, a ona ne SINE
prostetirati ker nina V politiki
nobene besede.
Zena bodi gosnodarsko svobo-
dina. Omejiti Sc mora ienska in
dustrija in zeni Sc maj da prilika
"a d~ostojno vzgojo otrok in oskr-
bOvanje druzine. Onim zenskam
pa. ktere lahko proizvajajo in
dustriji, sc maj pa plaza polno
vrednost izgotovljenega produl;.
ia. Danes mora marsiktera zei.l
najprvo robotati V %tvorIici, !e-
lavnici, prodajalni. hotelu it'd. po-
TEN Sele oprayljati hiSno delo in
negovati otroke.
Da sc doseze prvo in odpravi
drugo, mora biti proletarska zena
Organizirana, politicno in goSpo-
darsko, kakor moSki. Boriti Sc
mora proti kapitalizm, XII izko-
riSca zeno Sc hujSe kakor moSke-
ga.
Da, hujsel
Iena, XII so Ii umorili moza V
tvOrnici ali rudniku, kdo je kriv
tvoje sedanje bede in tuge2 Ali
nj kapitalizem
Matt, ali nj kapitalizem kriv,
da Sc tvoji otroci 2 drobnimi ro-
Gicami in zivotki mucijo po tvor-
micah, namesto da bi hodili V solo
in bistrili svoj razum?
Gospodinja-delavkal Kdo .je
kriv, da moras dan "a dnevam "a
malenkostno place prodajati svo-
10 delavno moe V tvornicah in
prodajalnicah, da zamores nasiti-
ii lacnI otroke in bolnega ali
brezposelnega soproga? Kapita-
lizeml
Dekle-delavkal KIDD je kriv,
da moraS istotako robotati dan "a
dnevom in pozno noe po de-
lavnicah, prodajalnicah, hotelih,
gostilnah i'm V privatnih hisah "a
malenkostno povracilo tvojega
trudaf Kapitalizeml
Vstani toreji Iavedi Sc, da 81
medina suznja kapitalizma, ka-
kor je tvoj o6e, brat sin, soprog
in zenin.
Pridruzi sc veliki armadi Ia
vednih proletark, drugih narod-
nosti, Xxi so organizirane v med
narodni socialistiGni stranki. Ju-
gOslovanska Socialisticna Zveza
inpo tel mednarodna so~cialisticna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
ali MAJ Sc ORGANIZIRAJO
zENSKE?
Spisaa Ana Mladic.

Spisala Ana Mladic.
Dasl sc danes mnogo govori in
ise o kulturi, napredku in KRIS
canski dobi, XII je baje osvobodila
zeno suzenjstva, so yzlic temu Sc
danes zenske brezpravne.
Zenske ne uzivajo nobenih pc.
liticnih pravic, V gospodarskem
Cziru so pa Sc ma slabsem kot
moSki.
V marsikateri obrti delajo da-
mes zcnske, kjer so pred kratkem
oelali Sc moski. Zenske pa dobe
"a svoje delo lie polovico place.
dasi oprayljajo isto delo kot mos.
Xxi. PogostOkrat morata MOI in
zena V tvouico, ker je zasluzek
moza prepi6el, da bi zadostoval
"a hrano. obleko in stanovanje.
kdo je temu krivi
DanaSnji sistem in pa b~rezbriz-
rost z%enskega spola.
Ako hocemo, da Sc raZmere
spremcne, potem Sc moramo or
g%anizirati tudi zene politi6no in
gospodarsko.
S politiGno organizacijo smo
pricele slovenske zene in dekleta
V Chicago. Ustanovile smo soci.
alisticni klub "Proletarka' z ma
do, da Sc tudi drugod prieno gi-
bati SLOW. zene in dekleta ter Sc
pridruziti JugoslovanSki Social.
Zvezi.
Ali to nj vse! VSaka Stevens
ka zena ali dekle, XII della V tvor-
nici ali sploh pr kakem trgovs-
KEN in .industrijskcm podjetju,
maj So pridruzi tudi k'uniji svoje
stroke. Unije sc bojujejo "a s.
krajsanje delavnika in zviSanje
plac. torej "a zboljSanje DELAYS
kin in goSpodarskih razmer V me.
Jah d~anaSnje cloveSke druzbe.
Poleg politicne in strokovne or
ganizacije 50 potrebna "a zensko
V Ameriki tudi podporno druS-
iva "a shcaj bolezni. nesrece in
smrti. Hudc je V hist Ge zboli
MOI, d Sc hujSe je &c zboli zena.
Pregovor pravi. da dobra gospo-
dinja podpira tri vogale pri Hist.
Naenkrat zboli goSpodin.ia in vSe
je narobe Y Hist. ker zasluzek mo-
"a ne znese toliko, da bi najel
dobro sluzkinjo "a casa bolezni
svoje zene. Ako bi svobodomi,
seine zene in dekleta bile organi-
zirane V podpornih drustvih. mar.
siktera druzina bi Sc obvarovala
bede in pomanjkanja V s~luGaju
bolezni, nesrece ali smrti.
Treba Sc je torej organizirati
tudi V podporna drustva. Ako
hi bio uStanorljenO tri ali wee
druStev, tedaj bi S. y. p. j. lah.
ko spremen;la svojO pravila in
sprejela zenska druStva pod svo-
je okrilje. 5. y. p. j. lahko to
stori brez konvencije ker ina
sploSno glasovanje. V sluca.ju,
da bi 5. \. p. j. odklonila spre-
jem Samostoinih zenSkih drustev,
tedaj 81 pa zenske lahko ustano-
WHO svojo lastno svobodomiselno
jednoto. Vsak za6etek je teak.
Ali zaGeti je trcba potem pa re
pojde. S. y. p. J. je bila tudi
skromna V Svojem zaGetku, danes
je pa re orjak.
Della Sc ne Smemo u~straSiti.
PlaSiti mas ne smejo zaGetne owl
re. Zavedno ma delo in kmalo
bodeme Uncle Slovenske zene in
dckleta svoja samostojna svObo-
domhelna podporna iruStva i
'kater1h Sc bo raarila mogocna
podporna organizacijd sloN enskih
zen in dekleta : Az rriki, ii :
povsod imela svoje pN.nuluic"
Ma delo, zaveIn. 5ene in frkle-
ia, ako hoGemo IS Kaj ustlnovi-
til
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Zenske v rudnikih. V Column

biji. juzna Amerika, je skoro po-
lovica zenskih rudarjev. V mo-
krihl rudnikih. kicr Sc naha.ja
zlato, delajo zene do prs V vodi
ma Strani svojih MOI. Zatrjuje
Sc. da so zene V iSkaniu zlata V
vodi veliko boil marliive kakor
moSki. KOliko imajo pa place 2
Cd ID do p centov, citaj in izgo-
vori: petindvajset centov - ma
dan, Kako skandalozno izkoriS-
CAME ubogih zenskl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Halo, republikansk delavec!
Kako kaj sedaj uzivas obljublje.
nj poln dinner pail" prospect
tete?
Halo. demokratski delavec!
Kako je bilo kaj pod demokrad6-
no Waldo /. 1893?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Socialistinje v Milwaukee. Wis.

Miss f.. H.. Thomas, tajnica So
gladstone stranke "a drzavo Wis
consin, poroca. da je v Milwau-
kee mad tisoc zen, XII Sc zanimajo
"a stranko in medsebojno agiti-
rajo IN MO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Pri bodocih PROFESSIONALISM !,
litvah bodeta kandidirala nasl,
dina diva republikanska kandjd,
ia: Taft in Graft.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Bodocnost je v socialism,

Do dostojnega zivljenja sta 4
mes dive poti trdo delati ali n,
topati in slit druge k trdemu /
In.