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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03
EMERY.
FROST WROUGHT HAVOC.
Damage Estimated at Many Thou
sand Dollars in Single Night.

7
Special Correspondence.
Emery, Utah, Aug. 31-The cold
wind of yesterday was followed by a
heavy frost last night which raised
havoc with gardens and alfalfa seed.
No one can tell just how far the dam
age has reached, but is safe to say
that thousands Of dollars were lost in
single night.
Principal j. f. Hickman and r. w.
Dykes of the Emery stake academy,
with Orange Seely and the bishop of
Z Castledale We're Emery visitors Sun
day in the interest of education.
3. j. Peacock & Sons are TODAY be-
ginning to move into their new store
which is one of the best in eastern
Utah. They have secured the services
Miss Myrtle Peacock of Orangevillc,
who was brought over by her mother
yesterday.
George Mortensen is erecting a
butcher shop. and the fine residence
of Bishop Brinkerhoff is nearing COM
pletion.
. The infant child of Mr.. G. 7. Olson
is very sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson gave
"a lawn party Sunday evening, at
which a good time was had.
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BEAVER.
CONVENTION OF M. I. A.
Ex-Prcsident Charles d. White Hon
orcd-Blight by Frost.
Special Correspondence.

ofea-ISilSnt Dy Frost.
Special Correspondence
Beaver, Utah, Aug. 31.-Tho annual
convention of the Mutual Improves
ment associations of.the Seavers stake
OF Zion was held on S|lday, Aug. 80,
in this city, Elder Edward H. An
uerson was present on behalf Of the
Young Men. and Mrs. May T. Nystrom
represented the Young Ladies Im-
provement associations. Miss vilate
Peart, Of the general board of the
Urinary associations, was here in the
interest of that organization.
As preliminary function to the
convention, a reception was rendered
to the officers Of the NJ. r. associa-
tons of the stake, at which President
Charles ID. White was the guest of
honor. This VS. held in the spacious
gymnasium hall at the Murdoch acad-
envy, which was filed TO it's capacity
with admiring frien ! of Priest White
Prest. Charles D. White served the
people in the capacity of bishop in
the Beaver First ward for IA years,
and subsequently, as president of the
Beaver stake. for II years. from
which position he was reluctantly
ference, with the hearty good wishes
of all
a program was rendered. and dur
ing the evening, after a neat and
eulogistic speech by John F Tolton,
the present president OF the stake,
Prest. White was presented with
beautiful gold watch and chain. suit
ably engraved. The charm is lock-
ct, containing the pictures of his
counselors, Marcus J.. Shepherd, (de-
ceased). and John +. Tolton.
Three sessions of tile convention
We're held on Sunday, the main topic
of discussion in the young mems de-
partment being the effect of proper
sanitary conditions upon health, and
other kindred subjects. In the
young ladies' classes. the subject of
marriage was taken up and was dis
Icussed at considerable length. This
very important subject was laid be-
fore the class in all it's bearings.
A joint session of the associations
was held in the evening, at which adj
dresses were given by the visitors.
This morning a convention of the
Primary was held. Much interest was
manifest in the gatherings.
A Very severe frost attacked
vegetation last night with more or
less disastrous results. The weather.
however. is ideal for harvesting the
fine crops of hay and grain Two new
threshers will be in evidence this
season
An epidemic of summer complaint
is among the children,
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CHARLESTON.
DIED IN FOREIGN LAND.
Rcmains OF John W. Looslc Brought
Home for Burial.

-. 80. t
Special Correspondence.
Charleston, Aug. S0.-The body of the
late John w, Loosle, who died while
laboring rs a missionary in Colone,
Germany. arrived at Cache Junction,
Wednesday, Aug. 2G, In charge of Ell
der Archie Willy. Over 60 carriages
filed with sympathizing friends, accom-
panied the bcreaved family to the rail
road, to meet the remains and escort
them to Charleston.
The obscauies We're held in the
Charleston meetinghouse the follow
ing day at II a. III. Owing to the fact
that hundreds of friends had gathered
from here and Surroundi!s towns, the
building was not half large enough to
hold the vast throng
The westinghouse had been beautiful
~ decorated by the Relief Society
members assisted by Undertaken Lind
quist from Logan, who acted as funeral
director. The floral offerings were
costly and numerous, the front of
the stand being Il solid bank Of flow
erS.
The services were presided over by
Bishop Ravsten. The speakers We're
Elder Wiley. Dr.. S. b. Young and
Presidents Hendricks and Waddops
Of the Benson stake.
The choir sang the following selec-.
tons All is We'll, and Jesus. Lover
of My Soul. TIE solo My Redeemer,
to Thee / Come" and Say Not That
Journey Alone" were rendered by
Rolly Clark and j. NJ Larson. re-
spectively Tie opening and closing
prayer We're offered by Bishop Martin
Rfgby and Patriarch W. n. Griffin.
Vehicles TO the number of 90 followed
the remains to the cemetery. There a
quartet, consisting of j. NJ. Larson,
Rolly Clark, Geo Myler and Frank
n r;f t1,a
catory prayer was offered by Counsel
lor Ole Peterson.
Mrs. Loosle and her three little sons
have the sincere sympathy of all in
their bereavement, made douhly sad
by the circumstances of the death of
the husband and father.
Piano Tuning.
Clayton Daynes Music CO. Three ex-
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HOW,S THIS?
We offer ono Hundred Dollar

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY Il. CO., Toledo. D.
We. the Undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the last ID years, and believe
MIN perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able TO car
ry out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN5 & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
81, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system Testi-
monials sent free. Price, ~ cents per
bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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MONROE.
TALKS ON EDUCATION.
Prof. Kirkham ana Local Officials
Speak for the Schools.

Special Correspondence.
Monroe. Sept. i.-Prof: Kirkham Of The
lent etluca tional lecture NJ the meeting
house on sunday night The school trus
tees, with Principal j. r Andersen, also
followed on the same lines. soliciting
patronage for the first and second years
high school.
The school rooms are being reno
waited for opening day, which Will be
Sept. q.
Tic pleasant weather OF last week
ended with severe frost Sunday
night. buddy damaging tender vegetables.
There We're II births in Monroe during
the month of August. Seven boys. and
four girls. There was not a single
death In town during the same period.
The steam thresher is pusy every day
replenishing the bins of the farming
community. Grain is turning out very
good and of excellent quality.
Beet digging will commence about the
18th inst.
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and sports will be INDUCED in, and In
the evening a ball will be given.
Services last Sunday were largely
attended, the speakers being Elders c.
M. Bird, E. NJ. Snow and w. w. Wood :
ward.
Burt Whiting. ward chorlster, has
gone to Yellowstone park Burt
wishes 1t to be understood that the
visit Is entirely one of pleasure, and
is in no way connected with the hunt
that is being made for the stage coach
ba nd II
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MAPLETON.
REAP BoUNTEoUs HARVEST.
Hon. William II. King to Deliver La
Dor Day Grafton.

Special Correspondence.
Mapleton, Sept. Ia wonderfully rich
harvest of various grains is being
gathered. Before the end of the week
the thrcsher will have completed its
work. under the management of the
rustling Jensen brothers.
The fruit yield, too. is immense.
Fruit lands yet available for purchase
are being rapidly secured.
Twice during the summer creditable
celebrations We're held by the people
of Mapleton, July 4, and "a. and Labor
day will not be sighted. Judge Will.
liam II. King has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an address at services
to be held in the I1atter-day Saints
Westinghouse. Sept. Z. the exercises to
commence at 1890 O'Clock
Preceding that part of the program
there will be parade, the line to
form at $3.50 a. m. During the day
there will be a display of fruits. and
refreshments will be served. Games
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T oday 5 Ogden News

who was arrested several days ago aud
held for deportation. The immigration
authorities looked up the woinanss REQ
ord, and found that she had been IN
the United States more than three
years. The other girls under arrest on
the same charge Will be held pending
further Investigation.
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EVANSVILLE.
BOYS TRAGIC DEATH.
Asa Sanford Blcd to Death From
Glnshot Wound.

Special Correspondence.
Hanksville. Aug. 3l.-Asa Sanford, a
promising youth of this place, died Sun
day. Aug. %. as result of a gunshot
wound accidentally inflicted by himself
the day previous. The unfortunate in
5cident occurred substantially rs fol-
lows:
Young Sanford. aged 10. and Neil Nc
Dougall, two years his senior. started
out hunting, crossing the river in the
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OLD MAGAZINES old SONGS.

Every household contains them, but
few think of preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; you can
have them bound in any style. and at
any expense you may decide on. at
The Deseret News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03

One OF the worst features Of kidney
trouble is that 1t is an insidious dis
ease and before the victim realizes his
aaanger he may have "a fatal malady.
Iake Eoleys Kidney Cure at the first
sign of trouble as It corrects irregulari-
ties and prevents Brisht's disease and
diabetes For sale by FL. Hill Drug Co..
The Never Substitutors"
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so PER CENT

of the readers of the Semi-Weekly
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchers Advertisers desiring to
reach this class of buyers. can find no
paper In the West that will serve their
needs so well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03
The Oasis Project.

Our Snnland," so pages. so pic.
lures, maps, tells of the uncommon
opportunities afforded investors and
home seekers under the Oasis project,
Is West Second South, Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03
cIrc,,lator. 9. 9. Brown. Jr.

jail who is recovering from a pro-s
tracted case of delirium tremens. at
tackled iailor Critchlow yesterday after
noon when the latter Went into one of
the cells. The timely arrival of two
negro TRUSTEES saved the jailor from
being severely handled.
JONES SENT TO JAIL.
Jail by Judge Gideon this morning, on
a charge of vagrancy. Jones Is the
colored man who was arrested yester-
day upon a complaint accusing him of
endeavoring to induce young white
girls to enter houses of i'll fame.
A PRISONER RELEASED.
I police We're advised this morn
ing by Thomas j. Longley, immigration
inspector, to release Esther Bitterman,
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M. & M.
Excursion to Logan.

september 18th. via o. S. L. Round
trim $3.50. Special train will leave
salt Lake 1850 a. M, returning, to
leave Logan at 500 p. m. Entertain
ment at Agricultural College.
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Oasis Excursion Rate

One fare for round trip to Oasis,
Htah, every Friday night, to see lands
of nlllion-dollar Oasis project. Water
in the canals.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Asks for Lcttcrs-A petition for let
tiers of guardianship in the matter of
the estate and guardianship Of Agnes
M. Burt, a minor, was filed with the
clerk of the district court late yester-
day afternoon by Agnes II. Burt in the
estate of James II. Burt, deceased. The
estate Is valued at $500.
Secure Pcrmit-A marriage license
was issued yesterday afternoon to Ar
mold Christianson and Estelle Stoddard,
both OF Hooper
Trip Of Inspcctior-Supt Manson
and Resident Engineer Fitzgerald of
the Salt Lake division of the Southern
Pacific accompanied by Messrs Cine
and Potter OF the office of the director
OF maintenance and way have returned
from trip of inspection over the en-
tire Salt Lake division of the road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03
Piano Tuning.

Clayton Daynes Music Co. Three ex-
perts; regular prices. 109113 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03

After disposing Of the question OF
the principalship of the High school,
The board devoted time to the consid-
GRAFTON Of the numerous sets of plans
that had been submitted by archl-
tects 1t is expected that some action
in regard to the selection of plans for
the high school will be taken Friday
arouipr I. q ~ .
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II, i.iSS'iNEls.
award Allen. a prisoner at the city
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Cd bIizo indaleG
179ti dan Skle.

Danes je 179ti dan xospodarskC
krize. Stodevetinsed,s,deset dan
brezposelnosti, pomar jkanja il
bede tisocerih in tisoserih ameris.
kin delavcevl
Po zanesljivem pc1stlsu je da.
mes vsled krize $500 ~. delavcey
brez della. 100000 zele<piskih to.
vornih vagonov Ytpraznih pc
tirih ma postajalisSiiis ..Wall St
Journal" pise, ola .vSoanenih ei,
stilnicah clearing hkse banks
preostaja 1915, ,OO0, ,00G rezerve kot
izgubljena media srezposelnih
delavcev. SIS milijonny dolarjey
so prihranili kapitalisl ma DELAY
skin placah, $ TEN dan vprizori.
Ii krizo in virgil deisee ma pla.
no. Delavci poGivajo, Sare poSiva.
io, denar po6ivai Ka{o ogromno
skodo trpi vsled teea tudi trgo-
vina V obee, to je sarai OBJ sebi IL
mevnO.
Negotovo vprasanje pa je Sc,
kedaj bode konec krtze. Glasom
easnika "Dun's RevieS" nj opa.
ziti nit Sc najmanie &. remembe V
veliki industriji. Evidsntno pa je,
da je industrijski poiosaj sedaj ze
tax, da bodejo mnog. in mnogi
tvorni6arji skusali z 1nizevanjem
plae, nakar bodo zopet sledili Strai
ki in move odslovitve. Zelezniski
magnati bodejo nedvoinno splosno
znizali place zelzniskiin vsluzben-
Gem 5 |. Julien ali mesec pozneje.
kakor poro6a "Wall Street Jour
nal'.
Omejeno je tudi tako delo, ktero
bi morale sedanje spomladanske
dni biti polnem tirp. Tako ma
primer stavbinsko delo; samo V
Chicagu je grajenje novih poslopii
pablo "a 73 odstotkov, ' New Yor-
ku pa cello "a 81 odst,Skov.
's-sssszm mtzrsrsss;s 4; y s sssaI:a 4 \ z;saifs
njene drzave je meseeu aprilu
"a Al milijonov dolarjev manjsi.
kakor je bill istem mesecu Ian
sko leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Strajk v Clevelandu.

Vsluzbenci poulicne zeleznice '
Clevelandu, o., kteri so ma Straj.
ku, so sc priceli minali teden po-
gajati Municipal Traction kom.
PANIC. To pogajanje pa nina do
sedaj Sc nobenega vspeha, kajti
strajkarji bodejo nedvomno glaso-
vail "a preklic ali nadaljevanje
strajka.
Nemiri med strajkarji in skabi
Sc Sc vedno nadaljujejo. Promet
je zelo oviran, kajti garjevci. XII
vozijo kare, Sc morajo boriti ne
stevilnimi zaprekami. Zadnji teden
je wee kar zadelo OBJ dinamit. Xxi
je eksplodiral in povzrocil precej
skode. Vec oseb je bilo tadi ran
jenih. 10. maja je mex neroden
slab. XII je opravljal sluzbo mo,
tormana, povozil neko stiriletno
deklico. Ogorcena mnozica ie no.
tela lincati skaba, je usel ka.
ro. nakar so prisli policaji in raz
prSili Judi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Zrtve brezposelnosti.

Dnevno casopisje je Sc vedno po-
lno vest umorih in samomorih.
ki so posledica brezposelnosti in
bede. Sodrug IL Minnesota nam ie
pred par dnevi postal izrezek IL
angleSkega casopisa, kterem ci-
tamo, da Sc je Is t. m. Aurora.
Mimi. obesil neki Andrew Carl.
son. Samomorilec je bill vposlen pri
Aurora Mercantile Co, toda zgu-
bil je delo, in ker nj mogel gleda-
II, kako strada njegova druzina.
Sc je obesil. Zapustil ie zeno in
pet malih otro6iGev. Tako DELUXE
prosperiteta { y V bogati Ameriki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Zelezniska katastrofa v Belpiii ii

Dne p. maja je antverpnski eks
presni vlak. kteri vozi hitrostio
90 mill ma uro, blizo Conticha. G
mill jugovztocno od Antverpna,
Belgija, zavozil vsled napaeno cd
prte oviralnice potniski vlak in
povzrocil silno nesreGo. 10 oseb je
bilo usmrtenih in cez 100 wee ali
mani ranjenih. To je najvecja ze-
lezniska katastrofa kar Sc jih je ke
daj pripetilo V Belgiji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Cudne figure morajo biti gotovi
"obrtniki Sheridan Street" v
Ely, Mimi, XII Sc kremzijo ne
KEN "Poslanem" V "a. stew. Amer.
Slovenca in stresajo zolc mad ma
sim sodr. dopisnikom, kteri jih je
nedavno okrcal "Proletarcu".
Po Strupenem izzivanju teh ma
zovi-obrtnikov" smo lahko prepri-
cani, da so to prave pravcate re-
We slnzbi kapitalizma. delavco-
zeri, XII pa vedno pozabiio. da 1--WE
cd delavskih zuljev. Da, "Proleta-
rec" PIKE ~ delavskn korist To
je pisal in bo pisal, kajti ustanovi-
iso ga delavci in ie niihova last
Nikakor pa nj TEN Sc receno, da
bi ne smel mas list potion dopisov
prijeti "a usesa nekterih gospodov
trebusnikov, XII 81 domisljujejo v
svojih praznih buticah, da so car.
il slovenskih naselbin, in kteri SO
fanatieni nasprotniki delavskih
organizacij ter nase socialisticne
stranke. In da ne manjka takih
cariev ma skodo nasemu delavstvu
tudi Ely, o TEN smo sedaj dodo-
bra prepricani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

No6ni jezdeci, kteri opravljajo
ze wee mesecev svoje anarhisticno
delO - po tobacnih nasadih in
tvornicah Kentucky-u, so zad-
Mi teden pokazali, da so razen mo-
rilcev, pozigalcev in dinamitarjev
tudi dobri - kristjani. Oblegli so
hiso - tako poroca rmeno easO-
pisje - nekega farmerja, kteri je
v zvezi tobacnimi druzbami, in
preden so zazgali, pokleknili so
in prav po krscansko molili ter
zapeli litanije. Ko so "bozjo"
pomocjo sreGno zazgali hiso, so 70
pet molili in zapeti tisto "Slava te
bi, o gospod !" - In bog je gotovo
zrl ma njih "sveto delo" ter jih
blagoslovil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

kongres je nedavno priporoGal.
da Sc kupijo palace "a ameriske
"diplomate'', Xxi zastopajo naso
vlado V zunanjih drzavah. Anne
rlsko ljudstvo maj placuje pala-
ce po tujih drzavah Kadar Sc gre
"a lenuhe, ki sluzijo kapitalistic-
MIN vladarjem. tedaj so nasi vrli
kongresmani takoj "a public ow
nership'; ce pa zahtevajo social.
sti public ownership" "a ljud-
stvo, da bi imelo postena stanova-
MIA in stalnc delo. tedaj ;e pa TAXA
zahteva - veleizdaja. Palace mic
koristnih bogatincev mai bodo last
drzave, a drzavljani morajo pa sa-
mi skrbeti in plaGevati rent "a svo-
ia domovja! Tako je pod kapita-
lizmOml
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

V oceh zakona je kaznjivo, ako
riskiras kak cent ma karto ali ko-
exc. Ce pa riskiras dollar ali sto
dolarjev ma stock in ma trgu
bondov, tedaj je to postavna in ja-
ko reSpektirana igra. Mali kvar-
topirci, Xxi igrajo ma karte in ko-
exc so kriminalci, kteri zapadejo
kazni; a veliki kvartopirci ma
stock" in bonde, ki pripravijo
ma tisoce in tisoce ljudi OBJ zadnji
cent, - SO pa posteni in "najbo-
lji ljudje" kar jih premore deze-
la. o tempora, o moresl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Kako dolgo hoces biti Sc mezdni
suzenj, delavec9 Kako dolgo hos
Sc hlapec9 Zakaj bi ne bill part
ner ali sodruznik V businessuY 2 So
cializem tie bo postavil "a partner
ia vsakej industriji ma svetu.
Tudi tvoji otroci bodejo partnerji.
Pod socialiZmom ii ne bo treba fe-
hiatt "a delo: tudi bati Sc ii ne bo
.treba, da tie kdo spodi od della ali
zniza place. I'll bodies sam svoj GO
spodar; vsi delavci, vsi ljudie bo-
dejo gospodarji della in industri.
je. Cemu Sc potem bojis socializma
cemu nasprotujes svojim lastnim
koristim7!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Casnikarska vest liz San Fran
cisca sc glasi, da vojno brodovje
Zedinjenih draw, ktero Sc mudi
sedaj nekje OBJ pacificnem obrez-
ju, stane republiko vsak dan $25.-
900. Mislite 81, koliko dobrega in
koristnega hi Sc naredilo vsak dan
"a petindvajsettisoc dolarjev |
Zgradilo bi Sc ma primer vsak dan
petindvaJset his po tisoc dolarjev
"a petindvajset ameriskih druzin.
Vojno brodovje stane vsako leto
toliko, da bi Sc lahko zgradilo za
doticno svoto 100,000domovanj "a
neposedujoGe ameriske drzavljane.
Toda ameriski drzavljani so Sc ta-
ko pametni, da raje placujejo rent
IA nezdrave luknje in glasuiejo
"a vojne oklopnice. Kako dolgo bo
Sc vzelo, preden Sc spametujejof
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Leto Wol.) Ill.
Poprayek.

V zadnji stevilki "Proletarca"
pod naslovom "Izvanredna kon-
yencija S. \. p. j." kjer smo ma
yedli vrsto sodrugov, kteri so zbo-
rovali ma ii konvenciji, smo po
pomoti izpustili vec linen sodru-
gov, ki so bill tudi delagatie, in
med temi tudi Ivana Kravanjo iz
Glencoe, o. Upamo, da nam bodo
sodrugi spregledali to neljubo po-
moto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Ia tuje oglase v "Proletarcu'
nj odgovorno upravnistvo ne u.
sevajo nasem hstu. Ako kupuje
te, prosimo, omenite "Proletarca'
rednistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Noben kralj in kronan vladar
bi ne izkoriscal ljudstva ee bi sam
skrbel "a svoje zivljenje. Mas bi ne
brigalo cello krdelo kraljev in ari-
stokratov, ako bi imeli zakon, DO
kterem bi Sc ne smell ii delanici
okoristiti niti "a eden cent pri dru
gem cloveku. Sam kraljevski ali
plemenitaSki naslov ne more rani-
ii nikogar. RAMS pa cloveka ce
mu vzames niegov imetek. In raw
ne V tenn grmu tic zajec. Potom
davkov - krvnih in denarnih -
.pozro vladarji ljudstvu njegove
zulje, njegov pridelek, njegov ime-
tex. Amerjski kapitalisti live mic
mani potratneje od evropskih kro
nanih kapitalistov. Tudi ljudstvo
izkoriScajo isti ce ne hujsi me-
ri. V Ameriki imamo potemtakem
monarhijo, ki Sc imenuie republi-
ka. Mase ljudstva delajo in live
" revscini, med TEN ko monarhi-
millionaire ne delajo mic, a live
luksusu. Tudi kralji ne 1--WE dru-
gace.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Vsakikrat ko zagrmi 12-pal6ni
top ma oklopnici, vrze bombo. XII
Stane dvatisoc dolarjev. Milijone
dolarjev sc potrosi vsako leto "a
tie bomberigajoce topove in "a
lJudi, Xxi sistematicno ubijajo te-
mi bombami. o, kako smesna je "a
poved: ne ubijaj!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Kriza jih podi v starr kraj.

Predzadnji pondeljek us. ma
ja) je IL Ely, Mimi, odpotovalo
63 slovenskih delavcev V start
kraj. Vzrok toliki selitvi so slabi
6asi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Ce vsled bolezni ali drugih "a
drzkov ostanes cd della en- dan do
ma, 81 "a Ia dan tudi prikrajsan
ma placi. Ce pa Taft ali kteri dru-
gi drzavni uradnik izostane cd
svojega della, dobi vseeno cello pla-
co, dasiravno della drugi ma ME
govern mestu in je tudi plaean "a
to. Seel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Premogarji.

IL Fernie, b. c., je doSla vest,
da je zastrajkalo devetsto premo-
garjev tamosnjem j. J. Hillo-
vem premogokopu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

ina re cd l. jan. tvornice zaprte,
Je 10. t. IN. zopet pricela z delom.
800 MOI je dobilo posel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Resniea je, da 6lovek ne more
ziveti ob samem kruhu. Ampak re-
snica je tudi, da Glovek brez kru-
ha sploh ziveti ne more.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Pred volitvami stiskajo kapita-
listi delavcu samo roko; po VOLT
yah ga pa stiskajo po vsem telesu.