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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
IS SOLICITING
JOB WORK FOR
CARSON FIRM
REPRESENTATIVE OF NEVADA
PRESS COMPANY is LOOK
ING FOR ORDERS

u. V. Stalnacker, who represents
the Nevada Press company of Car
son, is in Tonopah soliciting job
work for his firm. Here is a great
chance for the merchants and bus
mess men who send away for their
supplies to secure some cheap job
work, cheap. There are some peo-
pie in Tonopah who do not patron
ize home industry, and it is pre-
sumed the representative of the
Carson firm will call on them. Car
son does a great deal toward up
building this city, so Carson is en-
titled to secure some of the trade.
But in the meantime remember
that the bonanza bindery is still
turning out books that can't be beat
when it comes to workmanship.
We do our work right here in To
nopah and every dollar paid to the
employees of this shop is spent with
the Tonopah business houses, not in
Carson.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
HEROINE MAGGIE
LOVES WHISKEY
PENSIONER SPENDS HER MONEY
FOR BOOZE INSTEAD OF
GRUB
Maggie can't stand prosperity.

Maggie can t stand prosperity.
Lest we forget, let it be stated
that Maggie is the widow of the
late lamented Indian, Panamint Joe,
who died a few weeks ago while
endeavoring to pilot a party of
white men and women across the
terrible death trap of the desert,
known as Death Valley.
Maggie is the copper colored
heroine who won fame and renown
on that fateful trip by carrying wa
ter from Emigrant springs to keep
alive the heat and travel exhausted
white women of the party, after
Joe's spirit had taken flight to the
happy hunting grounds, while the
half dead white men struggled on
to Skidoo to secure help for the
perishing This act aroused the adj
miration of millionaire Bob Mont
gomery. the wizard of Skidoo, who
generously volunteered to give her
pension OF s25 a month
The pension was too much for
Maggie
Wednesday afternoon Indian Tom
Stewart came into the Herald Office
and asked the reporter to write a
letter for him Following Is the
dictation:
Maggie drunk. Maggie get
money from Bob Montgomery. Buy
whisky. No buy grub. Drunk all
time. Last money Maggie drink all
up two DAYS, Had bad fight Got
eye hlaeked Fight big Indian most
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
Several. CASES
ARE REPORTED
TRUANT OFFICER
PARENTS WHO DO NOT SEND
CHILDREN TO SCHOOL WILL
BE PROSECUTED

Reports have been made TO the
truant officer of the Tonopah schools
that there are several families in
this city who are not sending their
children to school. The cases will
be Investigated, and if the fault lies
with the parents, they will be dealt
with according to the law. The
state statutes say that all children
must attend the schools unless their
support depends on their labors, OIL
on account of sickness. The reports
made to the truant officer show that
the cases are due to the parents
who either don't know or don't care
whether their children receive al
education
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
PERSONAL

Mrs. NJ. M. Burton of Manhattan
is in Tonopah.
Walter C. Lamb came in last eve
ming from Manhattan.
Key Pittman left yesterday for
Manhattan to attend to legal bus
mess.
George Foley, the Round Noun
tain mining man, came in from the
north yesterday.
julius Lemley, a merchant from
Beatty, came up from the south on
last evenings train.
H. G. Rogers, who sells dynamite,
came up from San Francisco on yes
terday mornings train.
w. W. Keith, of the T. & T. road,
accompanied by Mrs. Keith, came
over from Goldfield yesterday.
w. D. Forster, traffic manager of
the Tonopah and Goldfield railway,
returned yesterday from trip to
the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Marston ar
rived yesterday from Kansas City,
Mo-, and will visit their sons, p L.
Marston and R. w. Marston, for a
month or so.
F. D. Wolverton, w. e. Wolver-
ton and the latter's son, Walter
Wolverton, arrived in Tonopah yes.
/ terday from a prospecting tour to
the south. They leave this morning
for Wonder.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
STANTON'S HOME MAY
GO UNDER COURT SALE

When Major w. A. Stanton want
ed a substantial loan, nearly three
years ago, he borrowed money from
the John S. Cook bank. Yester-
day the administrative of the es'
tate, S. B. Pitts, was made defend.
ant in a suit filed in the district
court by the banking corporation
which asks a total of $4,502.41
said to be due on note given the
bank by Stanton on November 20
1906, for $500. AS security, hi
pledged 1000 shares of Combination
Fraction stock and his home or
Myers. The bank asks the cour
to order a sale of the stock and O
! the real estate.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
deer FALLS TO
DEADLY AIM Of
Ole ELLIOTT
GOLDFIELD PARTY RETURNS
FROM HUNT ALONG
REESE RIVER

Charles. Wiikerson, Ole Elliott,
Milton M. Detch. j. G. Thompson,
George Thompson, Sam Lockhart,
Jack MCGOWAN, A. H. Dutton and j..
Crosby, the GoIdfield hunters, pass
ed through this city yesterday in
their three automobiles, homeward
bound. after enjoying ten days of
hunting in the Reese river district.
They had intended to stay two
weeks, but owing to Ole Elliott
shooting deer 1t was thought best
to hurry back with the carcass in
order to prove that they had been
successful in the hunt. The deer
was proudly shown to the many To-
nopah friends and of course all
were promised some choice venison
steaks. The members of the party
report having an excellent time and
say there is plenty of game In the
Reese river country.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
YOUNG RENO GIRL
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Miss Mildred Brown, daughter of
Professor Richard and Mrs. Brown,
of the state university at Reno,
passed away in that city Tuesday as
result of an operation for appen-
dicitis. The young lady had only
been i'll for a short time and her
death came as a shock to her many
friends. President Stubs of the
university closed that institution
and no classes will be heard until
after the funeral. The young lady
had many friends in this southern
country who will be grieved to hear
of her death.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23

blind Bob Montgomery good man.
He ought know. He no want Mag
gle drunk. He no buy whiskey
He send money buy grub. Maggie
no buy grub; buy whisky. No
right. Tell Bob no send money.
Keep money. Send grub"
Tom further stated that, he had
to get grub for the indiscreet hero
inc after she had spent her pension
for booze, proceeding which he
does mot enjoy-Rhyolite Herald
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23

BOARD REMAINS
in SESSION
WILL START CONSIDERING To-
NOPAH ASSESSMENT ROLL
ON FRIDAY

The board of county commission
ers is still holding busy session
while acting as a board of equaliza-
ton. 1t has dispensed with the tax
rolls of Beatty, Pioneer, Round
Mountain, Manhattan and the other
outside camps, and is now working
on Rhyolite. This roll should be
completed today and the Tonopah
district taken up at Fridays session.
The task is a tedious one and re-
quires no small amount of patience
on the part of the commissioners.
They expect to finish the work by
the end of the week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
fine MUSIC
SECURED FOR The
DANCE TONIGHT
EAGLE DRUM CORPS HAVE Sc
CURED A NEW ORCHESTRA
FOR THE OCCASION

One of the best orchestras in the
state will be in attendance this eve
ming at the Eagles drum corps
dance at the Miners Exchange hall.
The orchestra will be composed of
Messrs. Voss and Tatro, William
Dickson and A. w. CARL. The boys
have secured their prospectSr suits
which they will wear to Goldfield
and to the Portola fair at San Fran
cisco, but the final payment has not
been made. The proceeds of the
dance will be used in making this
payment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23

Charles Brulin, of Carson, was
arrested by Game Warden Faleke
near Genoa last Wednesday for
hunting without license. He was
arraigned in the justice court and
upon pleading guilty was fined $22.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
EXPRESSES THANKS TO
THE POLICE OFFICERS

/ desire to express my thanks
and appreciation to Chief of Police
Ed Malley, his officers and Judge
H. H. Atkinson, for their efficient
work in recovering the valuables
stolen from my cabin several weeks
ago. The articles stolen were of a
great value to me, more on account
of their memories than of their in
trinsic worth, and their restoration
is appreciated.
OWEN JACKSON.
9-22-3t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23

The Commonwealth says that a
site has been selected in Carlin for
steel tank that will hold $4,000
barrels of fuel oil and that work
on the tank will begin at once.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
NOTICE U. r. X. OF p.

All members of Tonopah company
No. 4, Uniform Rank, Knights OF
Pythias, are requested to be in at
tendance at the regular meeting
this evening at the Pythian castle
Drill will start promptly at s
o clock
By order of Company Commander
o. HAMPTON, Sgt. Rec.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
Fall MILLINERY DISPLAY

Mrs. o. 8. Potter has arrived In
Tonopah and has a fine display OF
Paris and New York ladies' hats al
the MlEpah Hotel s-si ~
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MIZPAH

E. A. Barrett, w. w. Keith and
wife, Goldfeld; E. B. Flemming,
Lee Cochrane, w. Atty, San Fran
cisco; George L. Katchborg, Reno;
William Remsten, San Francisco;
Thomas S. Carnahan, City; H. B.
Garrett, Los Angeles; Capt. H. F.
Gerry, San Francisco; e. r. Stauf-
fer, New York; ]. Lemle, Beatty;
Mrs. w. f. Potts, w. G. Lamb, Man
haitian.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23
MANHATTAN

Mrs. J. NJ. Spear, Millers; George
B. McLain, Los Angeles; T. G. How
ell, Oscar Merton, Reno; Mrs. M
M. Burton, j. w Bearup, Manhat-
tan; H. Acres, J. L. Richards, John
Book, George Foley, Round Noun
tain; S. H. Shreves, Robert Taggart
Goldfield; Wilson Yarberry, Rhyo
lite.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-23

$40 REWARD.
A reward of $40 will be paid for
information that will lead to The ar
rest and conviction of parties stealing
The Bonanza from subscribers.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02

in sc klanjati nesmislom. Gin boil
postaJa 6lovek duSevno razvit in
svoboden, elm boil Sc otresa ma
lenkostnega ovzduSja. TEN boil
spoznava reakcijonarstvo verkve
IN skodlJivo. "a napredek naroda
poglubljivo klerikalstvo.
Mi Slovenci imamo predvsem
vzroka biti oprezni pred rimsko
politiko in njenimi slovenskimi
hlapci. Klerikalizem je pri mas ma
p~ovrsuJu, napredne struje decor
gamzirane in brez moGi. semintia
cello pod komando katoliSkih pri-
digarjev. Celia Slovenija je pre-
prezena in oklenjena V klerikali-
ZEN in a stoinsto let tia V gor-
skin vaseh Sc Siri Grna tina. XII sku-
sa vduSiti vsak svoboden in napre-
den pojav. Ali tn je naSa dolznost.
V naSem laStnem Interest,". ako no
cemo DAFT narodu svobodno bodoG-
most, da sc organiziramo vsaj oni
narodnjaki, Xxi 81 svojega prepriGa-
MA ne damo odvzeti, ter Sc pri-
pravimo "a resno delo IA Svobodo!
kdor je svobodomiseln, kdor Sc
Je otresel verskih vplivov. bo go
tovo stopil V vrste novega kultur-
mega gibanja Sobodne Misli. Xxi
edino more s svojim razumskim
svetovnim n~aziranjem zadovoljiti
in vspokojiti "a res naprednega.
svobodomiselnega moderneya Glo-
vekai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02
ALI JE HRVATSKA v RUSIJI?

Ma Hrvatskem je obtozenih %
oseb radi veleizdaje.
Avstrijska vlada V druzbi 5
konisko meSetarsko ogrsko VIA
do je ugrabila Bosno in Herce-
govino, ne da bi upraSala narode.
Xxi live V ten dveh dezelah. so Ii
zadovoljni $ TEN ropom. Avstri-
ia je V ten slucaju nastopila prav
pc tolovajsko, pogazila ie med
narodno in prirodno pravo V bla.
to. Cestni ropar tudi ne vpraSa
potnika ma cesti, je Ii mu .je vSeG
ce mu sprazne zepe. In pc cestno
roparskih naGelih je Avstrija IL
grabila Bosno in Herzegovina O
tenn danes ne dvomi noben clo-
vek, Xxi ina lie malice jasne MOI
game.
Ali kakor Sc vsak cestni ropar
zagovarja pred sodiSGem in hoGe
svoj zlocin zvaliti ma druge. tako
hoce tudi Avstrija nafarbati jaw
most in zakriti svoj zloGin ma Bal
kanu $ TEN, da so vladni brici ma
Hrvatskem obtozili 80 nedolznih
oseb %zavoljo veleizdaje.
5 TEN infamnim cinom hoGe
Avstrija obrniti pozornost cd
umaZanega della ma Balkanu i'm
zatno drugim narodom izven
Avstrije pokazati kakSne velike
zlocince ina ma svojih tleh.
Avstriiska vladna troiica ''sv.''
b%irokratizem "sv.' kapitalizem
in "sv." aristokratizem. Sc ne
zmeni. Ce Sc doll ma HrvatSkem
obesi nekai oseb "a mic. estate pa
poSle Y veGletno ieco. Ce lie vlad-
ma trojica doseze svoj namen.
Ako hi ST V Avstro-O grski res
hotelo postaviti veleizdajalce ma
zatozno klop. potem ie tie yrstc
zloGince izkati V vladimir krogih,
med mogoGnezi. Xxi kradeio dan "a
dnem avstrijskim narodom no
prirodnem pravu priznane pravi-
ce. Tam so veleizdajice, tam so
zlOGinci. XII so izdali avstriiske
narodc; konficirali so avstriiSkim
narodom pravo do samodoloGbe.
In ii zloGinci so svoiim briGem
zaukazali, daf mai posade ma
Hrvatskem SO oseb radi veleizda-
je ma zatozno klop. ker So te ose-
be zvrSile "grozno hudodelstvo''
- cutie in strmite - imenujeio
Sc Scribe. To je danas hudodel-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02

izdelanega blaga ma svetovnem tr-
gu, kar ustavlja kapitalisticno
masinerijo, obenem pa milijone
delavcev pripravi OBJ delO.
Mi vidimo, da Sc najvaznejSi
del socialne revolucije. takozvani
materielni - izdelovanje blaga
"a Use. organizaciia della in spre-
memba osebne laStnike V neosebni
delniSki kapital re vrSi ma Siroko.
Drugi del. kterega bi lahko ime-
novali GloveSko delo, pa Sc nj
tako napredoval.
Resnica je, da je kapitalisticni
naGin proizvajanja, XII ie okradel
delavce "a laStnino, Xxi Jill sill, da
delajo natlaGeni kot slaniki V
t%vornicah pod zelezno discipline,
delavcem izbil IL glave idejo oseb-
ne laStnine in zakrivil, da Sc de
lavci noGejo wee molGe vpogibati
pod kapitaliStiGnim Suzenskim
jarmom. Ali NTH mozgani, V kite
rib spijo kali komunizma. Sc Sc
MISC otresli reSpekta pred podjet-
nixon, ne morejo Sc Sc s%prijaZniti
Z idejo, da delavci lahko live brez
podjetnikov, brez njihovega vod-
silva. Mezdm sunni so in live V
bedi; oni paG mislijo, da je vedno
bio tako in da vedno oStane tako.
Strajki. OBJ kterih delavci ma
'stopijo napram svojim gospodar-
jem, Xxi jih uGe, da Sc .je treba
organizirati V strokovnih druS-
tvih, jih vadijo Ia skupni boz.
Strajki v~stvarjajo delavce zaved-
ne, dajejo Jim moe; ali strajki
Jim ne mOrejo raztolmaGiti potre-
DO Ia strmoglavjenje danaSnje
kapitalisticne cloveSke druzbe. Re
vec kot pol stoletja obstoje mo-
goGna delavska strokovna drus-
iva Ia Angleskem, bi bijejo We
like gospodarske boje. Ali Sc lie V
zadnjem casu sc je vsled social
.sticnega vpliva pricela siriti med
angleSkimi delavci misel, da lie
treba odstraniti mezdni listen.
Naloga socialistov je, da izobra-
zijo duSevno mezdne delavce. da
%postanejo zreli "a druzabni pre-
obrat. Ia preobrat nj treba. da bi
Sc vrsil V znamenju krvi - gnoj-
nih vii ali puSk; zvrSi Sc lahko
tudi mirno potion parlamenta, ce
vsak delavec OBJ casu volitev gla-
suje socialisticno.
Glasovnica je hujse orozie kot
puSka-repetirka. Zatorei delavci
rabite jO OBJ pravem casu in
vspeSno, in ne sanjajte pc krvavih
prekucijah, pa bodete kmalu do
segli svoj cilj - cloveSko druzbo.
V kteri ne bo hlapcov in gospo-
dariev!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02

ralo drzati takega gesla in Sc po
MEM ravnati: "svoji k svojim".
Namesto la kupuje delavstvu so.
vralne liSte hi morale narocat
"Proletarca'. ker Ia list res il.
vrSuje delo IN delavstvo: bojuje
Sc IA delavSke koristi. IA delavsko
boljSe zivljenje it'd. Da. %"svoji k
Svojim' bimoralo Y prvi vrSti We.
ljati IA delavce. Torej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02
P~omladanske ponrave.

NSak hiSni laStnik bode zdaj
pregledal Svoio domacijo i'm po-
pravil vSe. kar je p~otrebnega pc
zimSki dob. Pravtako bode vSaka
goSpodinja ociStila druzinSka sta
novanja. To j. pa tudi cas-. da mi
slime ma c~iStenje in popravo ma
sega %teleSa. hiSc naSega zivlicnja.
kcr VAN moreno pomagati. VAN
priporoGimo Trinericvo AmeriSko
Grenko Vino. da SciSti Vase kri.
da zboljSa in okrcpca VaSa pre-
bavila. To bode %popravilo V Vas,
kar potrebuje popravc, bode o.
krcpcalo Slabc zivce. da bodo de
lovali Y harmonic. V boleznih
zelodca in prcbavil. Slabosti. ner-
voznosti ali utrujenosti. prinese
%vsclej pomoc in zdravje tistim.
kteri so zgubili TEX. XII so bledi
bolehni in Slabi. Tudi zdravi mai
rabljo V tenn caSu Trinerjevo a
meriSko Grenko Vino. V lekar-
nah. JOS. Triner. 616-622 So.
Ashland Ave. Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02
RAZVOJ LJUDSKEGA mis-.
LJENJA, SVOBODNA MISEL
IN MODERNI CLOVEK.
Ma ustanovnem shodu krajevne
skupine Svobodne Misli v Pragi,
referiral tovaris Kisovec.
(Konec.)

govo srce, razum in hrepenenje pc
resnici, clo~vekoljubje in delo "a
blagor vesoljstva, to je njegovo
bozanstvo, Xxi ga ne navdaja S pc
klenskim strahom, ampak "a
vzpodbujo ma radostno humanitet-
no delo.
V nas samih ne izven mas je mas
spas, naSa usoda, mas bog cato 5,
uravnajmo najprej jasno naSe
obzorje, sc otresimo dvomov, cd
vrzimo nesmiselne nauke, ter 81
ustvarimo razumski svetovni ma
zor, Xxi DO %odgOvarjal vedi, resnici
in zdravi pameti in gotovo bono
naSli z~adoScenje "a nase hrepene-
ME pc sreci.
Ia dasnje razmere je edino kul-
turno-filozofiGno staliSee Svobod-
ne Misli, XII popolnoma odgovaria
zahtevam %modernega cloveka, Xxi
hoce biti dusevno samostojen in 81
ne da skruniti svojega napredne-
ga, svobodomiselnega prepriGanja.
Svobodna Misel je edna moder-
ma socijalna nazorska smer, k.jer
clovek nj siljen prodajati svojega
prepricanja in zatajevati svojega
misljenia. nit ne siljen verovati
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02
"Svoji k svojim'

V zadnjem casu Sc veliko piSe O
geslu %"svoji k svojim". Use Sc
skriva pod TEN geslom. Trgovec.
Xxi ina veliko zalogo blaga. pa hi
Sc je rad znebil. kriGi: %"svoji k
svojim.' Pivovarnar. Xxi bi rad
prodal Sc vec piva med liudi. Sc
tudi skuSa opomo6i 5 "svoji k
svojim.' Delavstvo hi Sc tudi mo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02
Listnica %urednistva.

+. h. Slaiden: GlaSom Zu-
p%anciceve iziave je "GlaS Svobo,
de- tiSti list. IL kterega ie posneI
Gramov oglas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02

+ X y l. e
stvo, veleizdaja V Avstriji, ker je
Avstrija ukradla Bosno in Herce-
govino, ker so prebivalci V teh
dveh dezelah pc vecini Srbi.
Ma lIrvatskcm Sc hrvatski in
serbski delavci re skoro diva de-
setletja borijo IA obGno, iednako
in direktno volilno pravico in
danes jo Sc nimajo. Vlada noGe
DAFT ma Hrvatskem h%rvatSkemm i'm
serbSkemu narodu volilnega pra-
va, paG je pa ma Nth k%ulturno
zahtevo odgovorila $ tenn. da je
53 nedolznih oSeb obtozila hudo-
delstva veleizdaje. Ponovila je
preganjanja zopet tako rafinira-
no, da bi morala Sc ruska vlada k
Mi V Solo. da Sc kaj novega ma
uGi.
Ako bono Jugoslovani - Slo-
venci, lIrvatje, Serb in Bolgari
mirno gledali. kako V Avstriji
naSe rodne brate poSiljajo ma
vlSllce in V jeco, potem bo |avstrij-
ska vlada smatrala vse Jugoslo-
vane "a parijo. 5 ktero Sc lahko
della. kar Sc hocc.
Stoletja so bill Jugoslovani ma
strait, da MISC turSki upadi uni
eli zapadno kulturo. In danes ko
~zahtevajo Jugoslovani iste pravi-
&c. ktere uzivajo re vsi zapadni
narodi. sc pa "a plaGilo hoGe po-
slati Jugoslovane V .jeGo in ma
veSala. Tako poGetje avstrijske
kamarile maj hi pa Jugoslovani
gledali mirno?
Povsod, kjer live Slovenci V
Zdr. dr.. maj skliGejo shode in
protestirajo maj glasno in odloc-
no, da se hoGe ma Hrvatskem OBJ
soditi 53 nedolznih oseb radi
veleizdaje. Tu Sc gre prot
~avstrijski vladni tiraniji, tn ne
SINE med Mani o~dlo6evati polite
no ali versko prepri6anje kot
eden MOI Sc mOramo vzdigniti
vsi Slovenci. ako nocemo. da bodo
obesili ali poslali V jeGo naSe rod
ne brate ma Hrvatskem.
Mi, kot socialist smo prot VISA
XII tiraniji, pa maj prihaja cd ko-
der hoGe. In vi, Xxi Sc nazivl.iete
narodnjake in krSGanske socialce
poJdete Z Mani V TEN sluGaju.
ako VAN nista narodnjaStvo in
krScanSki socialism prazna NOR
ska pena.
Ma HrvaSkem MISC socialist ma
zatozni klOpi, ampak serbski ma
rodnjaki, Xxi sc bore "a polititno
pravo svoiega naroda.
SloNenski Gasnikarji V Ameriki
oglasite Sc V predalih svojih IL
STOW tako glasno. da bo avstrii-
ska kamarila uvidela. da Sc da-
mes ne more wee obeSati ljudi. Xxi
~zahtevajo politiGne pravice IA
svoj narod. kot klobase V dimnik.
&c vsi Slovenci. poSebno pa cas-
nikarji in vi. duhovniki. Xxi pra-
wife, da ste poklicani voditelji ma
roda. ne Storimo V TEN kritiGnem
trenotku svoje dolznosti. potem
smo sodelezni hudodelstva. KITE
rega misli avstrijska vlada zvrsi-
ii mad 80 nedolznimi osebami ma
Hrvatskem.
Doll Z Avstrijo V ii formi. H.
vela jugoslovanska sloga V TEN
slucaJu; gre Sc "a resiti 53 ne
dolznih oseb veSal in .ieGe. To ie
mas klici
SlOvenSki narod ma delol Ur-
vatska nj V Rusiii in Sc ne SINE
vladati pc ruskem vzorcul Narod
govOri.
"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-02

Slovensko-angleSka slovnica.
SLOW. ang. tolmac in angl. slovar
"a samo 81. - pr V. j. Kubelka.
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