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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-27
D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN,

Ra5ita cio,iss fbuenas pare hom
bres solos Y para famiaias, Sc a
quilan con q sin comida en- Forts
lea II altos. San Juan.
Manuel Trayieso. Fmmaceuhc6
Con Is amos de experiencia pfoas
sionai, ofrece q usted sus servicio
en- su bien surtida oficina de fAYnaa
cla. San Jose. numero 12&, "cera
del correo. "-Esmero en- ell despa
oho de RECETAs.
Rerrero Hines. S. on C.-Importa
dores y exportadores. Direction to
legrafica-' Herrero" San Juan.
Farmacia Colon. -Anaguo esta'
blecimien.o Gran surtido do drogA
y patenrzadca Plaza principal. 81
Juan.
Sastrera. De Antonio Figae1oa
Habil tijera de 10 amos de practi0
Telas. Espccialidad en- trabajes mil
'tares, smokings y fraos. Fortalesa 81
Lecciones de piano. La seno
rita Lola Mas, ofrece der classes eI
su casa 8 a domicilo. San Juan
Cristo Z.
De-
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DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.-Me-
dlco clruJano. Consultas de la3p.
m. Consultas y operaciones en- la
lsia. San Juan. Telefono 234.
Gale del Cristo 5
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A. Alvarez y Hmno.
Agentes exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de Ia cerveza PieI.

mo contiene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Is mas nutritiva que cuai9uiera
otra oerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonico y reconstituycnte Au-
menta el peso de las personas que la
usan. Fabricaday y embasada sin la
adicl6n de sustancias quimicas. Con
tiene gran proportion de Malta.
Preparada de acuerdo con el meto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con la lev
naclonai de Alimentos y Drogas de
JUNO 80 de 1906
En- tudos los estd5lecimientos dcbe
v Jed,r cerbt-i Pid Bros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-27

PraCticante. Silvestrc Feijot
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon y San Jose 6. San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-27

alli tambien han brillado para orgu
10 nuestro los nunca manchados
principles de nuestra institution
"MASONES de Coneieneia!. =.
ha llegado la hora en- que la maso
nerla puertorriqueha haga aleo gran
de en- proyecho de I'm million de seres
esclavos y no dudeis que ell derecho
y la equidad nos asistiran en- esta
hermrosa campaha.
Fraternalmente,
(Firmado) Ricardo D. Martinez.
Grader del Taller.
Juncos, ?. R. Mario de 1909.
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Reenganc ' tIas|ados.
Sc dan de baja d varies poli-
cias lnsulares y Sc inpeneD
castigss : otros. #

La orden 92 del Quartet genera
de la policia insular dice 10 siguiente
-Por esta orden y por disposi.
cion de Ia comision de la policfa in
sular, son reenganchados en- el cuer
po por el termino de dos amos, a con
tar desde la fecha que Sc indica
continuation: -Guardia Manue
Caballero ,diciembre 2S,l909 y cabe
Jose A. Soto dicienbre % de 1909
Los Separates del cuerpo son los
individlos siguientes, por la cause
que lndlcan a continuation:
Guardia Jesus Figueroa, de Il
banda, por no reunir las condicio-
mes ffsicas necesarias para Ell servi.
clio regular; guardia Eulalio Jordan
de Ia banda, por igual causa que e
anterior. Guardia Rodrigo Garcia
de San Juan ,por no reunir las apt
tudes necesarias para ell servicio;
guardia Jose NJ. Berries, de San
Juan, porigual causa que el anterior;
guardla Juan J. Alvarez, de Ponce
en- bene6cio del servicio por virtud
de cargos.
Sc imponen los siguientes castigos
a los individuos que Sc expresaa a
continuation, despues de haber ST
do hallados culpables de los cargos
que lie fueron hechos.
Guardia Luis B. Perez, de Maya
giiez. Dos dollars de multa, por vir-
tud de cargos; guardia Antonio
Fuentes, de San Juan, 50 de multa,
10 dfas de servicios extrarordina-
rios y Sc lie reprende severamente,
por virtud de cargos por abandono
de servicio; guardia Aureo Dlaz,
de San juan. 10 dfas de servicio ex-
traordinarios, por virtud de cargos
por desobediencia de ordenes; guar
dia Pedro J. Morales, de San Juan,
5 dfas de servicio extraordinarios
por virtud de cargos por abandono
de servicio; guardia Julio Muhoz,
de San Juan, 5 dias de servicio ex-
traordinario, por virtud de cargos
por desobedecer ordenes; guar
dla Angel Naveira, de San Juan. l
dfa de servicio extraordinario, por
virtud de cargos Dor abandono de
serviGo; guardia Jesus NJ. Serrrano,
de Cabo Rojo, Sc lie traslada Vie
ques, pagando de su pecuilio par
ticular los gastos de traslado, por ha-
Ger negociaciones con personas ex-
trailas a la fuerza.
Sc hacen los traslados siguientes:
Jefe de distrito Francisco Cabre-
ra de Ponce a San Juan; jefe de dis
trito R. Fernandez Mater de San
Juan a Ponce; guardia Carload Fir
20 de Lares q Arecibo; Jaime
Matos de Lares q Arecibo; Manuel
Sanchez de Barros a Bayamon; Pc
dro Dfaz Vale de Yauco a 1sabe-
la; Encarnacion Colon de Caguas a
Yabucoa; Jesus NJ. Serrano de va
bucoa Vieques.
Los dos ultimos pagaran los gastos
de traslados de SUI peculio particu-
lar.
Por esta orden Y por disposition
del Hon. gobernador,y de acuerdo
con la seccion So de la ley de policia
insular, es nombrado inspector de
la policia insular, Mr.. Richard H.
Poillon, Jr., debiendo tener efecto
desde el dia 16 de los corrientes V
destinandosele temporalmente a !
prestar servicio en- el Quartet gene
raj como ayudante de la fuerza.
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Cientos de Madicos muy conoci
dos certifican la yerdad de que la
Pam ala cura el Paludismo.
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Dr. Tomas Vasquez.-De las facul.
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afecciones
de Ia piel y sifliticas. ConsuIta de
z a D p. M. Plaza de Col6n -. altos
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Aboeados y Notarios, Ricardo
La Costa y Frank Antonsanti. OH
cinas, San Francisco 43. Principal.
Ielefono IA. P. 0. Box 344 y lil4.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Notas: No Sc repetira function
los Sres. abonados.
Ell importe del abono sera depo-
sitado en- la casa de Villar 4 Co..
Eneargado del abono,
Ckses Loubrlel.
Por la empresa,
Amfrico Marin.
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LA TIENDITA- N. +

sefa Echevarria, Plaza Raidorioty
San Juan, Puerto Rico. For cada 10
centavos que Sc gastcn hssta el 8 dc
knero 1910 SO regalara una paps'eta
de dos muIiecss, una en- traj dc NC
rry Widow y otra en- trac de salon.
Hay jnguetes, etrctos Jeligiosos y arti-
cu'os de novedad para feiioras.
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AboGados. -Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366. San Juan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Waller Pearson, Lester Saunders, Ber'
nard Steiner. Randolph Gambler.
VISITING GIRLS IN CLTY.

The past week has been an unusual
ly gay one. not a day going by without
at least one social function and often
more.
The encampment has lent much life
to things and their dances have been
most enjoyable. Every afternoon at
o'clock. the dress parade attracted
a large number of spectators
Three dances have been given during
the week one by the Greys. one by
the Abbott Rifles, and one by the Of
ficers of the md Regiment.
There have been a bevy of lovely
visiting girls in the city, who have
added greatly to the pleasure of the
occasion. Among them Were; Miss
Lois Mcpherson of Letohatchis. who
is visiting friends in the city; pos
sessing a winsome personality and
bright and charming manners. she was
a much admired guest at all the
dances; Misses Belle wilkins and
Anna Anderson of Selma are also two
very attractive visitors, they are the
guests of Miss Jean Burke. Miss Rosa
Sibley. of Birmingham, who is visiting
Mrs. Manly Foster. and Miss Flora
Neil of Buffalo n. Y, the guest of
Mrs. b. +. Chapman are also two
charming girls.
This week does not promise much.
but doubtless society will be glad of a
rest after such strenuous week as
the past one has been.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

charmingly on Friday evening in hon.
or of Misses Marie Steele, of Selma and
Misses Katherine and Clara Houser of
Macon, Ga. Progressive games were
played at five tables, and a most de-
lightful time was had by ALL Two
prizes were awarded, the first prize, a
book, to Mr.. Bernard Steiner, and the
consolation, a book, to Miss Nancy Ell
lis. During the evening fruit punch
was served, and after the games ice
cold water melons were cut.
The guests we're:
Misses Laurie Hunter, Marie Steele,
Catherine Housese, Clara Housese,
Louise Holt, Eloise Prickett. Mary Ell
lis. Macy Ellis. Louise Taylor, Ruth
Reane, Henrietta Woolford, Willie
Cary.
Messrs. Eugene Smith. Benton Holt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Photo by Chambers.

vile she received many courteous at
tentions and was the guest of Mr..
E. I. Smith and family"
Miss May Chaffee and Miss Rita
Chaffee have gone to Wrightsville
Beach, N. c., for the summer.
= !.
Miss Mary Winn Withers. of Green's
boro Is the guest of Mrs. w. A. Gayle
at Cloverdale.
Little Miss Barbara Mckay is visit
ing her little cousins, Misses Jeanette
and Louise Thornton at Three Notch.
They entertained several days ago at
a beautiful party in her honor.
r
Mrs. Carl Andrews and children of
Enterprise are the guests of DR.. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

ing In honor Of Misses Jennie and
Mary Ella Rowan of Selma, and Of
the Boys Club of which he Is MEM
Der. The young people were enter
tanned on the lawn of the home which
was brilliantly lighted with Japanese
lanterns. Two prizes were awarded. a
book to Miss Annie Langham, and the
BOBBY prize to Miss Frances West.
After the games a water melon
cutting was enjoyed in the back yard.
The guests were Misses Jennie Row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
RECoMPENsE.


Straight through my heart this fact
to-day
BY truths own hand Is driven:
God never takes one thing away
But something else Is given
I did not know in earlier years
This law of love and kindness.
7 only mourned through bitter years
My loss In sorrows blindness.
But ever following each regret
Ger some departed treasure,
MY sad. repining heart was met
With unexpected pleasure.
I thought II only happened so;
But time, this truth has taught me:
No least thing from my life can go.
But something else Is brought me.
1t Is the law complete, sublime.
And. now with faith mistaken
In patience. but bide my time
When any Joy is taken.
No matter IL the crushing blow
May for the moment down me:
Stfii, back Of 1T waits Love, / know
With some new gift to crown me.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
MISS BAARCKE ENTERTAINs.
T The younger set of the city will
reign supreme this week, and a num-
Der Of entertainments have been plan
ned In their honor. Miss Marion Black
and her house guests will be the in
spiration for a number of parties. The
first Of the festivities started yester-
day afternoon when Miss Elizabeth
Haarcke entertained charmingly at
tennis tea at Oak Park in their home.
The young people gathered at the
park at s o'clock and played tennis
for some time, after which dancing in
the pavilion was enjoyed.
Fruit punch was served from a ia
! BILE prettily decorated In white and
green, placed beneath the trees
The honor guests. wearing tennis
costumes. were most attractive.
The guests were:
Misses Louise McMath OF Columbus
saIlie Cole OF Columbus. Helen Bash
insky of Troy, Josephine Vickery of
Columbus, Nell Brantley of Troy, Mar
garet Anderson of Salem,
Mary Manly Elmore of Mt. Creek. Ma
rie Brooks, Jean Goodwin, Rot Halls.
Estelle Meyer, Emma Waugh, Ella
Waugh Patterson, Nellie Wood WHY,
Ninnzza Seymour, Sue Ware. Rebecca
Stout Edwina Strong. Sallie Watkins
Wood, Sadie Barrett, Mabel Chiffon.
Lee Marks. Ella Holt, Phyllis Gayle,
Mary B. Williams, Henrietta Woolfork,
Agnes Marks, Dorothy Graham, Lyde
Ray. Mittie Holt, Mary Alice Noble,
Myrtle Thompson, Amelie Hill Willie
Gary, Palmer Cory, Julia Brock. Ophe-
lia McLemore, Mabel Moore.
Messrs. Leo Bashinsky. Marion Rush
ton. Robert p. Stout, Charlie Harris
John Stratford, Graham Stratford, Eu-
gene Smith. Walter Browder, Gus
Knabe, Gus Gilmer, Leo Baarcke,
George McGough. Warren Brown, War
rem Amerine, Sam Solomon, Stuart
May, George McManus, Robert Vass,
Randolph Gambler, Dick Powell, Lou
humphrey, william Wilkerson, JEFF
Steiner, Fred Hammond, Horace
Stringfellow, Hampton Black.
FOR MISSES ROWAN OF SELMA
Master Earl Anderson entertained
number of young friends at a pro.
gressive game party on Friday even
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18


daughter. Josephine. OF Atlanta. have
returned after . pleasant wish TO Mrs
Gilchrist shackeiford.
Miss Ruby Ilges. Mrs. Leo Jones and
for points in east Alabama to be gone
several weeks
Mr.. chas. Tallman. Is spending day
or two In LAFAYETTE.
Mrs. Dunlap Howard and baby Of
Ardmore, Oklahoma, are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Bazemore
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest H. Doughtie left
this morning for New York, Boston
and other points In Massachusetts,.
While in New York. they will be the
guests of Mr.. Reginald Lewis Childres.
She will also visit her father. Ander-
son William LaThrote. Of Leavsnster.
Mass
Miss Willie Rutter has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives In
Greenviiie.
Messrs. J. q. Nestle, r. w. sistrunk.
and f. L. Ward and Misses Bessie
Simpson, Hettie Marks and Rosaiie
Higgins, are spending today at Noun.
tain Creek. ~
Messrs. Shap Dowdeli. Harry Dandy.
J. C. Pinkston. Jr., and Paul Fuller.
left yesterday for q ten days camp
and fishing trip in Chiison county. IA
fco.t,u..a =. page Twenty-Threel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Photo by Chambers.

an. Mary Ella Rowan, Louise Gunne1ls
Edith Gunnells. Lorraine Auerbarch,
Marian Auerbarch Sadie Hampton,
Ruth Cameron, Frances West. Fannie
B. Simpson, Annie Langham.
Messrs Earl Andrews, Tom West,
Charlie Johnson, GLADDEN. Harrison,
Hanie Harrison, Forster Harrison,
Beall Hardt, w. H. Hopkins.
MRS. }. q. ANDREWS ENTERTAINs
Mrs, ]. e. Andrews entertained
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
WOMEN ana SOCIETY A-..
RoAats Armstsad Higgins Social xditor. Phone 2S4s



o God. infinite. eternal and
D Interchangeable, light of our eyes
> guide of our feet. life of our I
souls, as children we come to
y Thee. apart of the darkness and I
y yearning for the bosom OF our I
y Father: as worshippers we come I
y to thee, weary of our idols and !
y fAinting for the courts of the
B Lord: as suppliants we come to !
, Thee. with empty hands and
\ hearts. praying that Thou will I
y MI them and make us glad.
, Satisfy US early with thy low
y ing kindness and tender mercies.
, Renew our youth like the eagles
, and cause US to mount up to the I
, high hills where shines the holy I
, Presence of our God. Lift up thy I
y countenance upon US and give us !
y peace through Jesus Christ our I
D Lord.--Amen.
Rev Henry Edmonds
This beautiful prayer was ,
y written especially for this column I
y by Rev Henry NJ. Edmonds, Pas ,
, tor Of the First Presbyterian
y Church Of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

and afterwards a delicious two course
luncheon was served.
Her guests were: Misses Louise Nc
Math, Mary Manly Elmore, Margaret
Anderson, Josephine Mickey, Helen
Bashinsky, Sallie Cole. Nell Brantley.
Ophelia McLemore, Mabel Moore,
Elizabeth Baarcke. Phyllis Gayle, Mr..
Morris Jarnhan, Mrs. Percy BlalE,
Miss Martha Bruce.
MRS J. @. LEE is HONORED
The many friends of Mrs. J. c. Lee.
of this city will learn with pleasure
that she has been elected Vice Presf-
dent for Alabama of the Confederate
Southern Memorial Association which
met in annual convention in Memphis
on June 9Th. This Is a very great
honor, but one which Is well deserved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
That Much Abused
Bargains

is not applicable to these
instruments.
We don't propose to
give something for moth
ing, but what we do offer
is a genuine money-sav-
ing opportunity, for
many of these pianos are
practically as good as
new, having been out on
rental, some of them only
a few months. The cheap
er ones have been placed
In thorough repair and
condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Mrs. G. w. Andrews of 221 Columbus
avenue. They will remain for the
Chapman-Andrews wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Britton. of
Florala, who have been spending some
time in North Carolina. spent yester-
day in the city with Mr.. and Mrs ].
I. Mckinney.
Mr. Archie Mckinney is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Mckinney.
Mrs, NJ. T. Bell has returned to her
home on Jackson street after a pleas
ant visit to friends in Coosada.
Miss Bessie Bozeman and little sis
ter. Tinsie. are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. F. A. Huffman at Mt.
Carmel
Mrs. w. B. Henderson and little
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Items Of Interest
to Montgomery
and to the Stats
SOCIAL CALENDAR

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
MISS nLACK ENTERTAINs.

Miss Marion Black entertained a few
friends at a bid domino party yes
terday in honor of her home guests
The games were played on the porch,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

note from Prattville says. Mrs.
John G. Winter delivered a beautiful
address In the Young Mems Christian
Association hall last Wednesday even
ing for the benefit of the Episcopal
Church. which has been recently erect
ed here. Her subject was the great
Episcopal Council. which met in Lon
don last year and which she attended
as a delegate from the Alabama Do
cese to the Womans Branch. Her
description of scenes and events were
interesting and instructive and greatly
enjoyed by those who had the pleas
ure of hearing her. While in Pratt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Miss Alice Fogleman has gone t.
Chicago to attend the summer schoo
at the University of Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Misses Louise and Evelyn Glass have
returned home from visits to relatives
in Uniontown and Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

The Misses Baker are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Freeman in Troy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Rosenbush of
Meridian are visiting Mrs. B. Wolff on
Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Mrs Lee has always been most closely
connected with all charity work, and
is one of the most ardent and jealous
members of the Ladies Memorial AS
ISOLATION of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
DANCE AT OAK PARK.

A most delightful dance was given
Friday evening at Oak Park in honor
of Miss Agnes Mcconnell, of Brewton,
the guest of Miss Jeanette Trum. The
event was most enjoyable and there
were a number of guests.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

FOR MISSES ROWAN OF SELMA
Master Earl Anderson entertained
number of young friends at a pro.
gressive game party on Friday even.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Mrs. W. B. Henderson and litti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Miss Willie Rutter has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Greenville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

Mr. Archie Mckinney is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. I. Mckinney
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18

sodno prepoved krsili. Gompersa,
Mitchella in Morisona cd A. F. of
L., kar je eitalcem "Proletarca"
Sc znano, je zadela zelezna roka
teh sodnih prepoved.
Cas- Ia strajke organiziranih de-
lavcev "a njih materijelne koriSti,
je absolutno miuul.
Vsikdar. ko sc sklene kaka po-
godba mel organiziranim delavci
in delodajalci do kakega doloGe-
mega casa, delavci ne smeio nice
sar wee zahtevat, kar pogodba do
voljuje, ali napovedat novega
strajka, dokler je sklenjena po-
godba V veljavi. Drugace pa SINE
jo pOstopati kapitalisti oni Sc dr.
re pogodbe, 6e vidijo, da hi "a
mogli unijo uni6iti. in ce upajo
dobiti dovolj skabov IL zunanjih
NEST. kateri zamorejo tako stro-
kovno delo i~zvrsevati, kar Sc lin
navadno posreGi, pri TEN ogrom-
mem Stevilu brezposelnih delavcev
IA vsako razlicno strokovno delo.
To m incl priliko videti re ne
Stetokrat.
TretjiG, priviligiji IA sredstva z
boikoti, kakor smo re videli, so
odpravljeni Ia v%selej. V Slueaju,
da hi sc ga odpuSceni delavci po-
s%luzili, toliko wee Skode in mate
rijelnih posledic zanje. Ako hi de-
lavci potion bojkota storili lastni-
ku kako Skodo, Sc zamore vsak do
lar IL uniiske blagajnc zahtevat
"a odSkodnino ce hi pa Y blagai-
nj ne bio dovolj denaria da Sc po-
vrne odSkodnina lastniku. Sc zato
vsakega pOsameznika dotiGne uni
Je zamore toziti in ~razlastiti. Ge
kaj ina. "a povernitev Skode. Ka-
ko sredstvo in orozje industrialno
Strokovnim delavcev Sc ostane. ka-
dar ga razmere siliio. da 81 iSGe
pomoci?
5 pomoGjo strajkov bojevati Sc
: kapitalisti V naSi worm liudo-
vladi' in Z obstoiecimi zakoni. bi
bilo ravno tako kakor p~retepati z
velikanom.
Ako hi delavec SklSal iskati
pravico : silo. bode vsikdar pora-
zen, kajti skuSnja mas uci. da so
USE o~bstojece sile. kakor vlada. "a
koni. policiia. vojaStvo in norman
nica ma strani delodaialcev. Ge ire
ba uduSiti delavski glas. IL naSe-
ga staliSGa iskati pravico in kar
delavccu spada. nj to prava pot.
lstotako ne. ce hi kdo trdil. da je
treba kri prelivati IN dosego pra-
vice; to nj bila tudi zadna pot.
lnteligentni delavec ne iSGe boia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18

VsaE We, aakaj Sc rabijo zunaj-
nj rripomocki. Ankor Pain Elk
pcllct ie eden najboljsih tie vrste,
je emo najbolj zn~anstvenih pri,
prav "a to radio. Rabi sc po celem
svetu. 25c. in soc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-18

zeleznicarje Nth unije. Kakih 4
do D let nazaj, bio je zopet wee
velikih strajkov konGanih v zgubo
delavcev. Veliki Strajk tkalcev v
Fall River, Mass, je bill zgubljen.
klavniski strajk in straik vozni-
kov Chicago, in telegrafistov
strajk, Xxi je bill Sc ne dolgo tega,
IN skoraj pc vsej Ameriki. bill je
zgubljen. Pred osmimi lett bill je V
Seattle poulicne zeleznice usluz-
bencev strajk z~gubljen; pred par
lett pa V San Francisco, in Sc mno-
go druzih, Xxi Jill pa ne bodem ma
vajal, ker so mnogim Gitalcem
itak znani, kdor je bill tukaj.
Zguba $ tent Strajki, XII sem jih
ravno navel, in zguba zasluzka
mel casom strajka, bila je mad vse
grozna. koliko Sc je izdalo "a per-
sekucijo Strajkov IL unijskiga fon-
da, vse tn je Ia delavce-Strai-
karJe zgubljeno IA vedno.
holiko domov je priSlo radi
StrajkOv V dolg. XII Sc morda ne
bodo nikdar wee reSili dolga. koli-
ko napol plaGanih domov .ie pablo
nazaj5prejSnjim lastnikom: koli-
ko je bio druzih izdatkov in zgub,
XII ZnaSajo ma milijone, vse TO sc
ne da preceniti.
hollko potov, tozba. obravnav
IN persekucij Strajkariev in unit
skin naGelnih voditeljev teh Straj-
kov. zahteva vsak tax BOZ - boj
"a obstanekl
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organiziranih delavcev sistem -
mesetne ~prispevke, Xxi Sc steka V
unijski fond. Yes ia denar SO rabi
kot orozje IA Nth interese in "a
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ne We. kdaj bode vzbruhnil. Oboe
sc ceni samo teh mese6nih prispev-
kov organiziranih delavcev sto in
pedeset milijonov dolarjev ma le-
to. Ogromna svota "a BOZ prot
organiziranemu kapitalizmu-zma-
ju, ali ne2
Drugl dokaz "a poraz Strajka
in strajkov. Xxi veze roke in delo
organiziranih delavcev V borbi "a
zboljsanje zivljenskih razmer je
pa sodna prepoved. takozvani
injunction Ia Sodna prepoved
je najhujSi udarec "a uniiske de
lavce kar smo jim do sedaj Gutili
Ia prepoved paine delavce z Nth
StraJki naravnoSt V blato in pogu-
DO. Ia "nijunction'' naravnoSt
prepove agitirati "a Strajk. ovirat
stavkokaze pri delu ali sploh GO
vorlti znjim. ali razglaSiti bojkot
ma ono roparSko kapitaliStiGno
podjetJe in ma ME blago. kjer Sc
Strajk pojavi. Zelezna roka teh
inzunkSnov je nadalje zakOn in
sodnik, Xxi ida to Sodno prepo-
we'd %policija. milica ali cello zvezi-
no vojastvo Ge treba. la Sc zatre
vsaka zahteva delavcev. Sploh vsi
zakoni so z~elezna roka prot de-
lavcem in sredstvo "a kapitaliste,
Xxi Jill varuje in jim dovol.iuie de-
lavce pc Min wolff odirati.
DObro Sc Sc spominjamo. ko 50
malo pred enim letom Y New Yor-
ku stir uradnike cd tipograficne
unije kaznovali Z elobo $3.50 VISA
cega. in Jill virgil V zapor. ker so