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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-02

Oyster House and Restaurant.
THE HARRISON S AND CHOP HOUSE
20 Harrison av. Wholesome food; quick serv-
ice; regular dinner IS cents.
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Plumbers,

EHRTCH's YST ANT CHOP HOUSE.
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON STAG
75 NORTH FOURTH ST. HARRISON. N. j.
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Cleaning. Pressing, Repairing. Renodeling.-
400 Bloomfield ay. Tel. 14o4. Montclair. N. j.
Gruin and Hay.
~HUGH GALLAGHER
Dealer in Flour. Feed. Grain. Hay, Straw, etc.
Agency for all lines of ocean steamers.
TT 'ketr fer sale. General auctioneer. Tel. No. s.
Shoes.
FRANK M. CONROY
FINE FOOTWEAR.
ls7 BLOOMFIELD Av. M~oNTCLAIR, N. J.
TonM0rfHs Artist.
c. w. BRIGGS. 42S m av., Montclair.
Children's haircutting a speciality.
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TAYLOR'S GARAGE.

Repairing our speciality. Estimates given as to
cost. / fix 1t and 1t stays fixed.
fS5 HARRISON Av. BOTH PHONES.
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Things Political y
THE SPURIOUS CONGRESS.


The Sixtieth Congress will pass
into history as the Spurious Con-
gress. 1t has done nothing worthy
of a great representative body. In
Its appropriations, II has been more
extravagant than any of its predec-
essors and will leave the govern
ment $60,000,0OO in arrears on the
first day of July next and $780,
100000 in arrears on July /, 1909,
so that money will have to be bor-
rowed even for running EXPENSE.
1t has refused to modify the tariff
even on wood pulp and print pa
per. 1t has enacted currency legis-
lation of the worst possible type,
Legislation not in favor of the in
terests of the people at large, but
of Wall Street.
II has upheld the President in
his wild and dangerous assertion OF
the supremacy OF the military over
the civil power. Its sins of com.
mission and its sins of omission
are equally flalgrant. because both
are as bad as possible. Its early
adjournment should be welcomed
by the American people. The only
defect in our Constitution Is that
1t requires this Congress to meet
again before its dissolution.
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YALE SECURES
HALF MILLION
Mystery in the Donation Of
This Sum by u Britisher"
Heirs Beaten Before Con-
test.

London, May 2G.-The will of Arch
ibald Hlnry Blount, who dled a
year ago, and which leaves the res
idue OF the testator's estate to Yale
university, was yesterday admitted
to probate, after 1t has been sol
emnly proven" This unusual course
was taken as the relatives of Mr..
lBlount, who were not mentioned in
the will or left the smallest legacy,
threatened to contest the instrument
was of unsound mind when he made
the will. To prevent the rela-
tiyes from succeeding in breaking
the will, j. A. Barret, counsel for
Yale university, called number of
witnesses. including doctor, who is
one OF the witnesses TO the Will, to
prove that Mr.. Blount was of per-
,fectly sound mind at the time he
signed the instrument. and that he
remained so until his death.
The value of the residue to which
Yale is entitled Is about $450OO0.
The mystery why Mr.. Blount chose
Yale university as his beneficiary
has not been cleared up; none of his
relatives or friends can explain why
he left his money 10 the American
college. He paid only "A short visit
10 the United States in all his life,
and he had no connections there.
So far as Is known. he first noti-
fled the Yale authorities of his inten-
,tion Of leaving the college a sum OF
money in 1898, when he asked for
the names OF the college trustees so
will Later he sent to New Haven
a copy of the will made that year
together with short note, saying
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-26
WHAT THE SOUTH WILL DO.

Senator Johnston of Alabama,
has declared himself In favor OF
Gov. Johnson of Minnesota for the
Presidency. He says that he has
always been friendly to Mr.. Bryan,
but adds:
"In my opinion, victory is more
certain with Gov. Johnson as our
standard bearer, and this opinion Is
that OF thrse-fourths of the Demo
cratic Senators in Washington.
"Gov. Johnson has not aroused
the opposition OF amy Democrat
anywhere. He has, by his unadded
ability, energy and integrity risen
from humble poverty to the highest
station in his State.
MANY Democrats do not approve
of some OF the polices OF Mr.. Bry-
an. Not one is opposed TO a single
policy that Johnson stands for.
Many Democrats have refused to
vote for Bryan. Not one has failed
TO support johnson, but thousand
OF Republicans have flocked to his
standard"
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Ihis estate was valued at $3.50, 900.

his estate was valued at $350,O00.
Mr.. Blount made new will in
June of 1907, few days before he
died, but 1t was almost identicai
with the will of 1898. In the mean
time his property had increased in
value. NIr. Blount had lived for
many years at the Athenaeum club,
but he left there year before he
died and settled himself in cheap
lodgings. circumstance which lead
his relatives TO believe that he was
not of fully sound mind.
Mr.. Blount died, however, in a
sanitarium attended by the best
specialists.
Henry Stoddard and Lee McClung,
treasurer of Yale university, were
present in court when the will was
proved.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Especial Correspondence.) }

washington, ID. G., May 26-What
WIN congress on his shoulders,
president Roosevelt Is not having
smooth sailing these days. When
the Republican National COMMITTEES
selected United States Senator Jul-
|dus Caesar Burrows, instead of the
ubiquitous Beveridge, Ito preside
over the National Convention. IL
was a direct intimation to Mr..
Roosevelt that he could not run
things entirely TO suit himself.
When this news reached the White
House there was an explosion and
|Republican reactionaries were class
ed with malefactors of great wealth
as most undesirable citizens. The
atmosphere has not cooled of yet
In the Presidential region, for there
Is Imminent danger that the anti
Taft faction may by manipulation
OF the 200 contested delegates hold
control of the convention and up
set the political arrangements Of
one Theodore Roosevelt. Both sides
claim they will control though the
Roosevelt-Taft clamor is the most
noisy and spectacular as might be
Expected. There may be a clash on
the question of how much of "my
policlesb will be endorsed by the
Convention, and that may precipi-
tate a fight in the convention it.
self, though as matter of political
necessity President Roosevelt and
his administration will have to be
strongly endorsed in general way.
Before this Is In print Congress
may have adjourned, If the Confer
|ence Committee on the currency bill
arrives at an agreement, which will
have to be a compromise. The
Senate bill somewhat amended will
be the outcome. The Republicans
feel they dare not adjourn without
some kind OF a currency measure
to make the deluded people imag-
Inc that future panics are provided
against. The only real piece OF leg
islation that the ordinary Repulbl-
can Congressman is actually inter
ested In is the Public Building
measure which appropriates $685.
100000. 1t is known as the "pork
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-26
PUTS BAN ON
MERRY WIDOWS
Pastor Says That Headgear
Destroys Spirit of Public
Worship

Newburgh, N. Y, May 26-"Let
me say this. If there Is anything
that will destroy the spirit OF
worship, it is the Merry Widow.
hat standing between you and the
preacher" said the Rev. j. IL. Reid
in the course of AN address to the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton. During the week Dr. Reid
us editor of The Walden Citizen
On Sunday he is acting pastor. Of
the Congregational church of this
city.
every dress" he said, "should
be a work of art, and the laws
.of art and health should govern
rather than those of fashion. Don't
bring MS large hats with great
plumes to church. The othe rnigh'
missed from my congregation
the face of a man who is always
present and whose presence always
inspires me. wondered why he
was absent. After time | found
that while he was really present,
he was totally eclipesd by Mer-
ry Widow hat"
''Meet me ut KGier's Candy Shop
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-26
BOGUS REFORM.

One of the chief clauses of the
railroad rate law passed by the
last Congress was 1.-THE commodity
clause" whLoh went into effect on
May l of this year. There has evi-
dently bern collusion between Presi-
dent Roosevelt, his Attorney GEN
eral, and the Intrstate Commerce
Commission to nullify the clause
by refusing to prosecute those rail-
roads which are openly disobey-
ing the law. The provision that rail
roads after May l could not, with
out being law-bneakers own or sell
commodities which they controlled,
was intended especially TO cover
the mining and selling of coal by
the so-called coal roads. That pro-
vision was added to the law In def
erence to the united public opinion
that for the railroads to own and
also transport coal was a monopoly
that was undesirable and added
greatly to the cost OF coal to the
people.
When the law was under consid-
Grafton by Congress, President
Roosevelt and a majority of the
Republicans in Congress were in
sistent that the commodity clause
should be added to the law. But the
law Is a dead leter. and has been
nulhfied by the Executive officers
of the government refusing to en-
force II. Yet the Republicans claim
to be reformers.
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Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs, Indiana.

Rates ~ 80 TO $3.50 per day Ameri-
can Plan, Private Baths. Special
Weekly Rates open the year around
COME and drink the water and
take the baths, 1t will cure Kidney
Liver and all Stomach ailments.
constipation, nervousness and all
kindred complaints.
The expense is mere trifle com.
pared with the benefits derived.
For these who cannot spare the
time or money to come to the Springs
write us, stating symptoms and all.
ment II possible enclosing $500 ant
we will ship gallons Mineral Water
fresh from the Sprirgs with Physl
Giant advice fer oma Treatment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-26

State would be unconstitutional and
the other signing by Gov. Hughes of
the Cassidy bill amending the Pen
al code and making IL a felony to
conduct bucketshop within the
State OF New York. OF the two, the
latter Is of much more far-reaching
inheritance, as Il marks another
long stride In the direction OF wip-
ing out the bucketshop evil, which for
years has existed In many states OF
THE Union, not only to the great
loss of small investors and Bpecu-
lators, but also to the injury of leg
itimate stock brokerage business, as
conducted by the several regularly
constituted exchanges in this and
other cities.
While the enactment OF the anti
bucketshop law in this State Is des-
tined to benefit in some degree
brokers doing business on the New
York Stock Exchange. those hold
ing membership in the Consolidate
Stock Exchange will derive the great
est good therefrom, chiefly for the
reason that much OF the business of
this character Is in fractional lots,
that Is in amounts less than 100
shares. II Is anticipated that after
the new law goes into effect in this
State the greet bulk OF the buynig
and selling stocks of the nature de-
scrbed will be executed on the floor
lof the Consolidated Stock Exchange,
tion Is regarded as essentially an
odd lot" market, even though tran
lsactions are carried on In any
Iamount.
The placing OF the anti-bucketshop
law on the statute books OF New
York state is certainly a great
Victory for the Consolidated StociS
Exchange, which for a long time
past has waged a bitter warfare
against this evil, not only in this
state, but also in Pennsylvania, Mas
sachusetts and the District of Colum
bia, with the result that in all these
localities bucketshops are now undei
the ban. Eventually, Il Is hoped
cyl the other states which now
permit the conduct of this class o.
business will fall in line and tha
sooner or later this menace 10 un
suspecting spectators and invest.
ors will be completely and foreve
eliminated.
AS was forecasted In a previous
correspondence concerning the gen
eral stock market, prices for secur
tiles generally have during the pas
week displayed a reactlonary tend
ency and there has been considerabl
selling OF stocks on the part of botl
large and small investors VIII,
bought the same during and immed
lately subsequent to the panic OF las
fall. In view OF the fact that thes
purchases in very many instance
showed profits ranging anywher
: from 20 to so points above the price
ioriginally paid and that there hay
n been certain elements working In tn
: direction of bringing about a lowe
: ruling of quotations, this reactio
: may be regarded as perfectly natui
al, as well as healthy. In all prof
g ability the recession will go sti
: further, but 1t is the concensus c
: opinion on both the New York Stoc
: and Consolidated Exchanges that 1
: the long run stocks will go eve
II higher than on the recent advance
|, j. R. BURTON.
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and New Jersey have elected un-
instructed delegations which is
equivalent to saying that Mr.. Bry-
an cannot carry those states.
Hence the desire for uninstructed
delegates and consultation, so that
no mistake may be made,
ROBERT MILLER.
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Nav 26 In History.

170S-Samuel Pepys, whose diary of
common life In England Is noted,
died.
1862 Henry Thomas Buckle, eminent
British historian. died; born 1922.
1e03-New York city celebrated Its two
hundred and fiftleth anniversary.
1904-Decislve battle at Nanshan hill,
by which the reinforcement OF
Port Arthur by Russians from the
north was prevented.
a9O7-Mrs. william Mckinley, widow
Of the late president, died at Can
ton, o.; born 1S47.'
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Sun sets 7:10. rises 4:29; moon rises
8:15 a. M; 0:30 p. m. two of Juplter's
four satellites missing.
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NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, May 23, 1908 There
have been two important develop
ments OF much interest to Wall
street during the past week. one OF
which was the declaration by the
Supreme Court OF Massachusetts,
that a stock transfer tax In that
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STATE TICKET

For United States Senator
JAMES e. CAMPBELL
of Butler.
81 For Governor
JUDSON HARMON
of Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID l.. ROCKWELL
q OF Portage. q
For Secretary OF State
]. H. NEWMAN
OF Miami.
For Supreme Judges
GEO. B. OKEY
a7 of Franklin.
HUGH T. MATHERS
of Shelby.
For Auditor OF State
w. w. DURBIN
of Hardin.
For Treasurer OF State
d. s. CREAMER
OF Belmont.
For Attorney General
T. D. HOGAN
OF Jackson.
For Supreme Court Clerk
o. c. LARASON
OF Licking.
FOR Dairy and Food Commissioners
DAVID ELEY
OF Ashland.
For Board of Public Works
JOHN A. STATES
of Allen.
BERNARD DORIAN
OF Perry.
For State School Commissioners
JOHN A. MCDOWELL
of Holmes.
For Delegates -at-Largs
TOM L. JOHNSON
bat OF Cuyahoga.
W. s. THOMAS
OF Clark.
e w. HANIY
OF Montgomery.
NJ. R. DENVER
~ OF Clinton.
For Alteruates-at-largs
H. T. SUTTON
OF Muslhngum.
s''- I. R. SHERWOOD
- OF Lucas.
G. M. SALTZGABER
OF Van Vert.
JOHN e. NboNNoT
OF Stark.
For Presidential Electors
JOHN ]. LENTZ
OF Franklin.
g. A. HoSKINs,
OF Auglaize.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-26

For Treasurer,
w. G. woTTRING.
For Probate Judge,
W. 8. SPENCER.
For Clerk Of Courts,
CURTIS MORROW.
For Recorder,
ID. F. TITTELBAUGH.
For Prosecutor,
o. l.. JUSTICE.
For Surveyor,
For Sheriff,
JOHN @. STARK.
For Commissioner,
HDNRY SETTER.
SAMUEL CREASAP.
A. H. TROUT.
For Inflrmary Director,
CHARLES FREEMAN.
SAMUEL BAlDER.
GEORGE WEIDEAIAIER.
For Coroner.
DIR. w. H. HINKLIN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
Nacionalna k~onvencija.

Nacionalna konvencija socialiS-
ti6ne stranke V Zdruzenih drza-
.ah Sc vri meseca maja t. !. =
Chicago, Ill. OdloSil je tako
csrednji odbor. cd kterega je
pravkar dosel rezultat sploSnega
gIasovanja radi kraja in casa
konvencije.
Ia konvencija DO enq nljvte-
III. kar Jill je do sedaj imela So
c~ialistisna stranka V Zdruzenih
drzavah. Prisotnih bode okrog
200 delegatov IL vseh drzav in
morda toliko drugih obiskovalcev
takO da Sc bode seSlO do stiristo
Socialistov Y srediScu socialistic-
Lega gibanja. V Chicago Voz-
ajo delegatoy DO placala stranka {;
da Sc pokrijejo ii veliki strOSki,
rszpisal je osrednji poseben ases-
ment pc 30 centov ma clana.
Stranka ina danes okrog 10000
plaGujocih Glanov; in tako je
ppati. da bOde Ia assessment lah-
10 pokril stroske voznje.
Konvencija bode znamenita ra-
d. tega, ker Sc bodo izvrsile -
Kakor poroca "Chicago Daily So
cIalist' - mnogotere vazne IL
premembe V prid stranke. Zla-
st; Sc DO morale gledati tudi nj
TO, da stranka V bodoGe razsiri
svoj delokrog med inozemskimi
sodrugi in da Sc wee ozira ma or
ganizacijo in propaganda "a so
cialiste tujih narodnOsti V Anne
I1ki.
Upamo, da bodo ma ii konven-
eli - prvi6 v zgodovini ameriS-
kin socialistov - prisotni tudi
slovenski sodrugi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
NAZNANILo.

~Jugoslov. soc. klub V Cone
maugh, Pa, je izvolil sledeGi cd
Dor "a /. 1908:
Frank Podboj. predsednik.
Frank Merlak, podpredsednik
Stefan fabric. tajnik.
Frank PavloGiG, podtajnik.
Nadzorovalni odbor: Jos. Bri.
cell. Jakob Kocjan, Ivan Glavi6.
Klub ina svoje redne mesecne
seize vsako 4. nedeljo V mesecu
tocno OBJ I. uri zvecer Y slovenski
dvorani V Conemaugh.
Tenn potion Sc tudi opozarja Use
eerjene sodruge, da obiskuiejo
mesecne seize V polnem stevilu.
Stefan Fabric, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
NASI PREDSEDNIKI IN Pc
KOJNINA.

Grover Cleveland. bivSi pred
sednik Zdruzenih draw. je pred
hratkem izrazil zelio, da bi Sc mo-
rala eksprezidentom naSe repu-
bike dati primerna pokoj-
nina mesto sedanjega homo
rarja V obliki place "a neznoj-
no delo V kakem kolegiiu ali y
zvezinem uradu. Omenik je rev.
Scino. V kteri ie zivel Jefferson in
naglasal, da naSa velika drzava
vse premalo skrbi. Ia svojc 1v
Sc 'vladarje."
Zares, krasna ideja! Ia tako
2aSluzne O. mo5e bi mOrala re-
publika res malo bolje skrbeti .
Cleveland je svojecaSno postal
vojaSke Gete mad delavce V Chica-
so: in Roosevelt -- no. Roo
sevelt Sc j. istotako ponosil in
postal vojaSke 6ete V Goldfieid
rad strajkujo6e rudarje.
To so zasluge CD. kakorsnim
M primerel BeraSko bi bilo cd
rcnoSnih Amerikancev, &c bi do
Stojno ne nagradili ten dveh mo-
zakov Roosevelt bo kmalo tudi
eksprezident - "a nijh dobra de
la, Ali Sc maj recimo Mr.. Roo
sevelt pOmeSa med navddne ka-
nalje. Xxi iSceio Sluzb? Ali mai
leta IN Slrazbami. ko izgubi svojo
lredScdniSko cast! NczaSliSano ,
kapitalisti V kOngresu maj ncnu-
donna skrbe. da sc ustanovi castni
hrozck samih eksprezidentov L
stalno pokojnino najmanj million
dolarjev ma leto.
To hi bilo imenitno, Poleg
prezidentov samih mai bi sc dald
pokojnina tudi njegovi Mrs. ST.
novom, hGcram. vnukom. bratom.
Sestram. stricem, tetam vsakemu
Cam predSednikove rodbine in
tudi njegovim kOcijazem, HAP
Gem in pestuniam maj Sc doloci
penzija.
S tenn DO resena east slavne re-
Wrblikel 1meli bodemo eel klub
aIistokratskih beracev Xxi bodo le-
20 ma "gotovem" zrli fina jedila
in sampanca. Imeli bodemo no.
vo drhal krvosesov. XII bodo ma
racun ~izzemanega in stradajocega
ljudstva recall obraze ma intimnih
zabavah in preganjali dolg cas-
ma medvedjem low.
IareS, kraSna ideja, - kaine.
Mr.. Cleveland
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
Resolucija Jugoslov. sociaHsticne
ga kluba v Chicago, III.

Slovenski socialist, organizira.
nj v Jugoslovanskem socialistiS.
nem klubu st. /. V Chicago, Ill.
zbrani ma svoji redni sell dine 10
Jan. 1905, izrekamo svoje ogor.
cenJe proti listu "Glas Svobode"
ker sc ~norcuje il delavcev, XII ne
znajo pisati pravilno sloveuski in
slika trzaske stavkujOee tezakt
kot nasilne ljudi, pred kterimi sc
moraJo izdajalci delavcev = ska
bi braniti z nozmi. To zadnje del.
stvo je direktnO Y nasprotju S Pc.
roeili socialistiGnih listov IL stare
domovine.
Nadalje obsojamo tn list, ker
della "a razdor slovenske social
Sticne organizacije V Ameriki,
mesto da bi delal "a propaganda
iste.
Sklepcno priporo6amo sodru.
gom vse socialisti6ne liste vseh
Iarodov V Ameriki, nikakor pa ne
"Glasa Svobode", XII samega Sc.
be nazivlje socialni list.
Anton PreSern, FIR. Podlipec,
predsednik, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21

mo en- in sicer dvakrat ma teden.
Vem, da me bodo zopet grdili
pri "kompaniii" in mi oSitali, da
sem zopet posodil svoje line :
toda povem danes, da VAN ne
BON odgovarjal. Delavcem pc
s'rni Ameriki pa priporocam, da
maj pazlJivo Sitajo oba lista -
"Proletarca" in Glas Svobode -
IN potem maj sam sodijo, kteri
List je "a socialistiGno stranko. Mo
ia leila bi bila tudi. da "Proleta.
rec elm pref konSa polcmiko s
"kompanijo" oni maj hodijo svO.
10 pot, mi pa svojo.
KonGno Sc mammalian rojakom,
cd kterih sen dobil wee pisem radi
oela, da tukaj je slabo. V pre-
mogokopih delamo samo pc tri ali
diva dni V tednu. a bOljSega della
Sc sploh ne dobi. &c Sc kaj ma
bolje obrne, bodem poro6al. 4
sccialistiSkim pozdravom
Ignac Zlemberger.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
Sfranka.
JUGosL0vANsKA soCIALIs.
TICNA ZVEZA
sedezem v Chicago, Ill.

Jugoslovanski socialisti6ni
klub st. l., Chicago, Ill. Anton
Presern, predsednik; Frank Pod.
lipec, fin. tajnik. Kub ina svo.
j. redne meseGne seize vsako Fad.
MO soboto v mesecu v prostorih
sodr. FIR. MladiGa, 5S7 So. Center
Ave.
Slovanski socialisticni klub
st. 2. Glencoe, o., Ignac Zlember-
gar, predsednik; Ivan Kravania,
tajnik.
- Jugoslovanski socialistieni
klub sc. 8, Conemaugh, Pa. Frank
Podboj, ~predsednik; Stefan Fab
ric, tajnik.
- Jugoslovanski socialistieni
klub st. 4, La Sale, Ill. Jos Brat
kovi6, predsednik; Valentin Po-
tisek, tajnik.
VISA poro6ila in dopisi socialis-
tienih klubov, kakor tudi posa-
meznih sodrugov, ti6oci sc socia-
listicne stranke, Sc maj pOsiljajo
glavnernu tainiku, John Petri6,
us w. 10Th St. Chicago, Ill.
- Slovenski socialisti6ni klUh
"Bodo6nost', st. 3. Claridge, Pa,
john Bate, zac. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
Frank Lisjak.
''Kvas Slabosti Co"

PredSednfk narodni mucenik.
Tajnik: socialno- narodui mu-
Genik.
Blagajnil,: socialuo-farSko-na-
rodni mutenik.
RatUnSki pr-glednik Socialno-
zakotni pisat.
Druzba inkorporirana. -
Delnice ma prodai. -
Denar Sc ne vrne. -
Kdor je tako predrzen. da ga
zahteva, tega da zapreti zakotni
piSat, da Sc nauci spostovati vi
soki odbor.
Yes profit gre Y Yep narOdnega
mut enbka.
Tia pravila so bila potriena dine
-. novembra 1917 ma planetu
Marsh in potion brczzicnega Dr.
zojava sporocena nizje podpisane-
mu. da obvesti zeml.iane
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
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PSI pogOstoma o%pozarjaio svoje
citatelje ma resnico. da ietika Sc
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Getku, ako Sc vzdrzujejo prebav-
nj organi v polni moci. Bolc-
zen sprva samo slabi sistem. Mi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-21
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Chicago, H., Is. jan. -
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G. Pear, urednik "Hrv. Zasta-
We. je nap;sdl ~ ~ men. tlarck
liStu. Nevem zakaj2 Clanek
dokazuie. da on ne razume danaS-
mega gospodarstva in tudi pc
socializma.
Res je. da sen brivec "a vse -
"a socialiste in druge. Sal o.
pravljam ia posel ze 16 let Slo-
venci - mnogo Nth me pozna Sc
il L~ubliane. Cemu Sc oglasuie
g. Pecar9
G.. Pear mai ne vtika svoiih
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