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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
HILL PREDICTING
NATIONS DECLINE
Declares Extravaganza Extends
to Government Manage
ment of Finances.

Washington, Nov. 24-"History
shows that the high cost of living is the
beginning of every national decline."
This is the sum-up OF the nations as
Hill had a long talk with Mr.. Taft
before the cabinet meeting, and when
he left the White House he declared
that we must economize,. both in our
private life and in our government sys-
TENS, or take the consequences. Just
what these consequences are to be Mr..
Hill did not specify, but intimated that
the country was in a pretty bad way.
Mr. Hill denied that he knew any
thing of q water power trust.
II don't know anything of such a
trust" he said.
You should do like Franklin-get a
kite and go up in the air and look for
it, said Mr.. Hill.
He said he was still strong for the
conservation of national resources.
But what we need most at present."
he added, sis a conservation of BUSH
things go along smoothly. we are too
much inclined to throw away our
money!"
He added that he thought the brains
Of the country could find no better
work to do than the evolution of some
scheme that would correct the growing
national habit of extravaganza.
Before Mr.. Hill left the White House
he had half an hours talk with SEN
ator Bourne of Oregon, who is chair
man Of the Senate subcommittee on
public expenditure. The senator told
him that in the report he was prepar-
ing to submit to his committee he
would show how the government was
needlessly spending all the way from
$50, 900, 900 to 500, OOO,O 900 a year.
I'VE a cut down the expenditure in
the government service all the way
%p4ro < fn IN nor cont ~ no ro}d tSbry nut
ting business methods in place Of
wastefulness."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
MARRIED; MAY GO
WITH ANOTHER MAN

Atlantic City, N. j.. Nov. 24-Magistrate
Haughey, Of this city, decided that q
young and pretty married woman who
attended the theater with a good looking
boarder had not laid herself open to legal
blame by her husband.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman appeared before
the magistrate and admitted she had
attended theaters with Benjamin Morrow,
boarder. but denied that the theater
parties had carried any hint Of serious
Irritation. Haughey dismissed the case,
despite the protests of the. husband.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
OF FATALITIES
IN FIRE UNCONFIRMED.

milwaukee,. Wis. Nov. 24.-The re-
port that seven persons were probably
burned to death in a fire at West A,lis,
q suburb Of Milwaukee. early today
proves to be untrue.
The house, supposed to have been oc-
cupied by Fred Donavich. wife and two
children and three Slovenian b%oarders.
badly damaged by fire. but search
~ the hremen failed to reveal any
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25

IIAeQ from the scene. ~
No Trace Of Victims.
Search Of the runs at daylight re-
vealed no tangible trace of the two vic
tins. What was believed to be the
tbones OF Congressman De Almond were
located. but they crumbled quickly.
Mrs. De Almond was cared for at a
neighbours house. She promptly recov-
cred from her fainting condition and
today bore the situation with fortitude.
The financial loss is placed at $4,000
Including one OF the best libraries in
the state.
Congressman De Almond had three
sons and a daughter. James De Ar
imOnd Is the only son in h west. He.
is editor of the Butler Democrat, n
| was adiutant general under Governor
Folk.
"Waddie'' De Almond was the son Of
James A. De Almond. His right name
vas David A. He was named after his
grandfather and was the latter's favor
lite %grandchild. The boy frequently re-
snts. always sleeping with the con-
gresham.
Congressman De Almonds other sons.
are Edward H., an instructor at West
Point, and Lieutenant George w. De
Almond, now serving with h army in
the Philippines. A brother of the con
gresham, William De Almond, lives in
~ u ~
Almond, lives in Davenport, Ia.
Mrs. Hattie Clark, the daughter, is
the wife of Harvey Clark, who is in
the employ OF the Missouri Pacific
railway at Nevada, Mo.
Judge De Armond's Career.
David Albaugh De Almond was born
in Blair county, Pa, March IS. 1874.
He was brought up on a farm and was
educated in the public schools, finish
ing his education at Dickinson semi
nary, at Williamsport, Pa. In early
life he moved to Missouri and served
there as state senator, presidential cleo
tor, circuit judge and state supreme
court commissioner.
Judge De Almond was first elected
to the fifty-second congress, and, had
he lived to complete his present term,
would have served an ever twenty
years in the lower house. He took his
seat March 4, 1891. He was one of the
leading democrats in the House, and
was always foremost in debate on par
ty questions. A year or two ago he
engaged in a sensational personal en-
counter on the floor Of the house with
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi,
then titular leader of the minority.
When Mr.. Williams retired from the
House Judge De Almond was strongly
considered az q possible successor, but
h honor ultimately went to Champ
Clark, nOthe Missouri man,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
ATTEMPT TO MURDER
BARON ROTHSCH|LD
Letter. Containing High Ex-
plosive Is Given Hints
Bearer Mangled.

Breslau, Prussia, Nov. 24.-what an
pears to have been an attempt upon
the life Of Baron Albert Rothschild.
Of Vienna, Is reported from Schillers.
dorf, the Rothschild's hunting seat IN
Upper Silesia
a schoolmaster. who was on his way
who c~ourteously requested the other to
deliver q letter to the baron. The
schoolmaster consented, and had con-
tinued on his way when the letter ex-
ploded. frightfully injuring the bearer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
Wild Cats in Windows.
WILL ANALYzE
ERDER's VITAL ORGANS

st. Louis. Nov. 24.-w. H. Warren,
dean Of the medical department Of
Washington university began today an
analysis of portions of the spinal cord
and vital organs of William J.. Erder,
whose body was exhumed Saturday aft
err Kate Erder, his sister, had convinced
the authorities that there were grounds
for an investigation Of his death. 1t
VIII require a week to finish the analy-
sis, which will determine whether or
not sn inquest will be held.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
ITALIAN MURDERER
ADMITS HIS GUILT
BEFORE EXECUTION

Auburn. N. z. Nov. 24.-Teorodo
pho. I years Of age and Freddy
1nfusino. 2h, years old. In a lonely cui-
vert In Utica on the night of Sep
TENDER IL last, was put to death in the
electric chair in Auburn prison at 6:16
o'clock this morning.
Rizzo confessed his crime Saturday
night and expressed sorrow.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
WOMAN CONVICTED or
ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAIL

Denver, Nov. 2s.-The jury in the
case Of Mrs. Allan F. Read. chareeS'
with trying to extort $1O,ON from Mrs
y. Phipps. today brought in
q verdict adjudging yhe accused guilty.
MRS. Read o the verdict coolly.
n court granted a stay Of 10 DAYS
new trial. Mrs. Read was refn.ad Ig h.,i
The penalty is imprisonment Of from
one to II years. W.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
Gre ON MoRoAN,s YAcHr.

New York. Nov. 24.-Fire on boardsJ.
sica. undergoing repairs at a shipyard
in Hoboken. N. j.. gave the firemen
and workmen q lively fight today, Tho
fire broke out in q store room amid
ships. It was discovered before It had;
reached dangerous Roadway and was
confined TO the vicinity where It orig-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
GIFT BY ADMIRAL.

London, Nov. 22.-Admiral Sir Ed
ward III. Seymour today presented the
flagship 1nflexible with a silver bowl
for it's ward room to commemorate the
battleship's mission in carrying the adj
miral's flag to the Hudson-Fulton cele-
bration at New York,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
RoYALlsTs With cArHoL,cs

airs, NOV. 23.-The rOyalists TODAY
issued a manifesto announcing their ins
tention to unite with the Catholics ut
the coming general election in onnosis
ton to those candidates who are not IN
sympathy with the churches attitude
regarding the public school.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
WELL KNOWN POLITICIAN Dies

Torrington, Conn.,. Nov. 24.-Oras-
mus R. Fyler, member OF the state
railroad commission, and formerly
chairman Of the republican state cen-
tral committee, died at his home here
today
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
DEAD CONGRESSMAN
HAS BROTHER IN IOWA

Davenport, Ia, Nov. 25.7J. A. De
Almond, Of Davenport, today received
word from Butler. Mo-, that his BROTH
er, Congressman David A. De Almond,
with his grandson. had been burned to
death in a fire this morning. No de-
tails were given.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
EAT WILD CATS TO
GROW MORE FIERCE
Chinese Tong Warriors Believe
Meat Will Make Them More
Bloodthirsty.

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-Wild cat
meat is at a premium in the Chinese
Of this city as a result of.
the strife between the Yee family and
the On Yick tong, which has brought
about six murders in or near San Fran
cisco since the first of November.
There is a superstitious belief among
the Chinese tina If their warriors are
fed on the flesh of wild cats they will
assimilate the ferocity of the beasts
and their fighting efficiency be much
improved. The butchers of the quarter
cat meat among the two clans now at
war.
More Killing Expected.
There has been no relaxation Of the
vigilance Of the police of Chinatown
squad. The detectives who are ming
ling with the Chinese every day say
that more killings are certain to come
before the feud dies out. Every promi-
nent Chinese who Is remotely connected
either with the On Yicks or the Yee
family. is surrounded by a bodyguard
the streets as 1t is known tina prices
have been set on the heads of many Of
the warning factions. The hair of one
doomed man is said to be turning whit
er daily.
Wild Cats in Windows.
To the casual observer, the Chinese
quarter looks as peaceful as though
tong wars were a thing unknown. The
Inhabitants shuttle about their every
day concerns without betraying any in
dication of nerve strain or fear on their
impassive faces. The only unusual
sights are the displays made by hard
ware dealers, who have given revolvers
of all ages and makes conspicuous
places in their windows, and the wild
eats gathered from all over the state,
are exhibited at every butcher shop.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
~ CALIFoRNlA5

EARThQUAKE ~ cALiFoRNiA.
salinaAs Cal, Nov. 24.-The heaviest,
earthquske recorded here since tho
shock Of April IS. 1906. was felt IN an
city at an early hour today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
MORO MUSE HANG.

JEFFERSON City, Mo, Nov. 26.-The su-
prere court Of Missouri today amrmed
the death sentence of William Wilson,
q negro Of Jasper county, and fixed his
execution for January u, 1910. Wilson's
victim was Mile Plum.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25

demolished is houses and wrecked the
the amphitheater. Two women and chill
dren were injured.
sCLEvELAND. OHIo-The trial OF ".
u. Hayes and his son. Harry e. Hays,
600 worth Of first mortgage bonds OF the
Cincinnati. Button and Chicago Elec-
tricscolnpany. began yesterday.
PERRY. IA.-E D.. Moose, Of Des
sMoines. he's sued Harry Nomtt for $500
2legsd to have bsen caused by Nofat's
automobile.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25
EtkiS

l%sWI38 ESSVy LEX G0yvFO 0kTQ8SOvOe IsNasal
sEheNDe Almond home was a large
@9WO-story frame structure set well back
E1fOim the strest. Ontwo sides OF the
Ah0use$eQuals with the second floor, four
Outdoor sleeping apartments
shadMMbeenS constructed. and at the time
house occupied these rooms.
onxressrlan De Almond and his
young grandson occupied one room on
thesSSouthside of the building. while
lMrs:@asDe Arm0nd and Mrs. Clark were
IN separate on1 o. the opposite side
of#thessshouse Nettie Boles, 20 years
girl, had "a room on the
NeStend#ofNth house.
Ts.Clark was awakened by a cry
Il AndNsgotnH to the door saw smoke issu-.
StMgSfromgSthe part OF the house where
Gsongressman De Almond and Waddie
a@selsrt.
Get me outsao 81 here. she heard wad-
M#Aie aAx.@@ 80
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-25

kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 25-
Representative David A. De
Almond, one st the oldest dem
ocratic members Of congress,
andS his grandson, Waddie, aged.
ID years, were burned to death
name that destroyed the De
Armond home at Butler, Mo-,
s1sry today.
Ehe other members Of the
family escaped, and il Is be-
HHsved none was hurt. Neither
ths body Of Congressman De
Almond nor that Of his young
grandson has been recovered,
ND 4 = believed they were.
noinerated. Bones, believed to
bethogeSof the congressman,
Wers found ~ searchers this
morning. Other occupants Of
hshouse g the time Of the
aAre and who escaped were Mrs.
sDs Almond, James q. De Ar
nlond, aged So, 4 son Of the
ggoongI1ressman, and ! daughter.
|19sSsps 4 IRE started at 4 o'clock
St6iioMmOrning.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25
Oul specially Is orchard lands
Devlin & Flrebaugh.

Line and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
Higl es' market price paid for yea
and chickens Mcclure Bros.
Am 10 the market for raw land at
$40 to $40 per acre. Address Box 10,
Mount Hood Hotel.
II yon want to get tho benefit OF
calluHd ices on wire wound wood
pipe. place your order nov with Joe
Wilson
For SaIe--a genuine thorough bred
ball besr'ng incubator, runs auto
maticaly night and day, will hatch
nothing bu, pure blood. used but
once, hatched everything except two
glass eggs Price So Robt, Rand.
Plant Oakdale Roses now.
DR.. Nichols Corn Remedy takes off
the corns. "No cure, no pay" Price
25c.
Mrs Clara H. Breed announces she is
prepared to take first-class sewing, dress
making and ladies' tailoring at her resi-
dence, Ais Lena street. Phone 2S0-M.
We have ladies and misses jackets,
ladies' and misses skirts, in new colors
and new styles, large variety of sizes
at right prices. Come in and see them.
Morlan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25
DR.. 9. III. Collins and wife went to
The Dalles Friday, returning Saturday.

Get your spray hose from Mcdonald
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Fancy salmon bellies, Eastern mack
erel and Lake Michigan white fish al
Jackson's.
Mrs Earl Bartm ess visited at the
home of her parents at Portland the
latter part of the week.
Learn stenography in three months,
abort method, practical. School now
open. Phone 3l-M.
| Slab wood delivered to any part of the
city. Special price for immediate deliv-
cry. Thos. Shere, phoe 2O92-K.
Coolidge makes speciality of fine
watch repairing, and guarantees
prompt delivery Of all work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas, OF
Newport, are visiting Mrs. Thomas
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Dabney.
If you want to buy or sell real estate
go to Onthank & Often. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota-
rial work of all kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Robinson, of
Parker, S. D., we're guests of G. G..
and X. W. Pratt, of the Hood River
Banking Trust Co., Monday.
You will find large and compl etc
line Of ladies' Dent & Perrin gloves in
black, brown and tan at our store. We
also have lady's nice guantlet driving
glove at 81 so per pair. Morlan.
Get trial bottle of DR.. Nichol'
Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney Remedy,
or bladder tablet. A remedp for every
i'll that will do the work at small cost
Manufactured by Nichols Pharmacy
Hood River, Ore.
Our international garments keep their
shape and style, perfect fit, most beauti-
full line, with all the popular styles.
| Call and leave your measure for a suit
at A. i Carmichael's on the Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Haynes returned
to Portland Friday afternoon, after
visiting old friends and relatives for
a couple OF weeks.
See the moving picture show at the
| Opera House. Entire change OF pro-
gramme three times week. New pic
lures that have never have been pre-
sented before. Hayes & Davis, mana
gers
Mrs. G. X Marshall received word
Ia week that her lister in LBS An.
geles had been taken to a hospital for
serious operation, and left Thursday
for that place to attend her.
Utz & Dunn Ladies and Children
Shoes are all in solid. leather throughout,
no cutoff vamp, no paper counters or
insoles. We are showing them In over
dozen different styles, blacks, tans,
chocolates, oxbloods, in sizes from q
I to 8, widths A to ZEE. Morlan.
j. T. Holman is busy In his harness
shop on the heights, making new
work and doing repairing, and says
that the shoe repairing alone is keep
ing him go tusy that be will have to
put on an extra man TO take care Of
his customers.
Buying good shoes is quite as easy az
buying poor ones. The name Good
year Welts is your guide and also your
protection, because Goodyear Welts
have maintained their reputation for
Style, Fit and Good Service ever since
they have been made. We keepa full
line. Morlan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS,
Plant Oakdale Roses now.

Plant Oakdale Roses now.
The Dietz Studio for photos,
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio
Best line of Spray N"zzles at MELON
aids.
All kinds of snet and smoked fish at
Jackson's.
For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds.
Maple Syrup and Eastern B. W.
nonr at Jackson's
List your property with Devlin Il
Firebaugb.
Four fancy hanging oil lamps at half
price at Jackson's.
Cedar posts delivered to any part OF
the valley. Thos Shere, phone 2O92-K.
For Sale--A Jersey COW; good one
but not cheap one. Inquire at White
heads Feed Store.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25
Easter Goods in Profusion in All Departments
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Stl

Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio.
Get a Scufiie Hoe at McDonald's and
save work.
S. r.. Bartmess had business at
White Salmon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hubbard visited
friends al Mount Huud last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. +. MoReynolds
visited their daughter in Portland a
couple of days last week
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25
Plant Oakdale Roses now.
Land Plaster at Whitehead's.

Buy your Lime and Vitrol at White
head g.
Fine lot OF. Red Clover Seed and the
price is right, at Whftehead's.
P. H. Martin and Chas. Chandler
were food River visitors at The
Dalles last week.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-23

zaj V milne IL kterih Sc ne povr-
ne wee.
"Kapitalist 81 sam zaga VETO,
ma kteri sedi'' - .ie rckel Karl
Marks.
In To je reSnica. Majhne kapi-
taliSte pozirajo vellki. velike pa
Sc vecie. kterim pravimo TRUSTEE
ali monopoli. Rezultat tega pa je.
da je IA cni Strani vedno mani til
Stih, Y kterih 81 oSredotoGuje bo-
gaStvo, med tenn ko je ma drugi
Strani timdaljc yec neposeduio-
eth Slojev, kojih zivlienje .ie cd
viSno cd peStice kapitaliStov.
Danes Sc producira brez smisla.
brcz meje. in naravno ie, la nj no
bencga ravnotezja med producen-
ii in konSumenti. Najbol.iSi cd
jcmalci 81 delavci. ri pa ne mo-
rcjo pokupiti toliko. da hi nasta-
10 ravnotezje, kcr jim kapitalisti
dajo lie toliko, da kupiio najpotre-
bnejSe IA livljenie. TiSti. Xxi so
%bogaStvo nakupi6ili ga ne smeio
rabbit. tiSti pa. XII "a imaio. ga pa
ne more.io vScga porabiti. ker ga
jc prevcc.
lldelkov ma Svetovnem trgu ie
vcdno wee. Pred GaSom 50 imeli
o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-23

Chicago. Ill.,, II. februaria 90.
Cenjeni urednik "Proletarca'':
Kar Y Stevilki L dine II. febru-
ARIA porota elias Svobode' pa
ovinkih. da ic glavni blagajnik S.
y. II. j. br. Frank Korce vsled
peneverienja. kterega ie izvrSil
G. y. Benedik baje ma premoze-
nju korceta ob 800 Jednotinega
denar'a. pozivljamo urednika Gil.
Sv. da zapiSe brez opazk. zavi-
JAM, jasno in dolocno, da ie jed
nota Y reSnici oSkodovana IA S4O0
ia je q. Frank Korte prekratek
N o%menjeno Svoto denaria.
Ako uredniStvo CT. Sv. noGc t.
ca izrrSiti, potem Smatramo vSc
clanEe dine l.. feb. t. |. V Gil. Sv.
y ii zadcvi nereSnicnim. Xxi imajo
druzega namena kot omaiati Eau
panic Glanov Y glavni odbor :. y.
l.. j.
Sklenjeno ma sell Dir. Slaviia
It. ! II. februaria 1909. da Sc do
poSlje la >klcp ''GlaSilu". Pro
lctarcu' in "GlaS Svobodc."
NJ. Skocir, tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-23

MarX>villc, ILL.,. febr. II. 1909.
Cenicni sodr. urednik!
PrcNim priobGite Y naSem PRO
%letarcu' sledece vrsticc:
V tenn kraju nas ie lc malo Ste
vilo Slovencev in cato nj tn no
benega SlovenSkcga druStva. Pa
tudi drugaGe je Ia kraj malo znan
%Slovcnccm. Tudi JAZZ sem Sc lie pc
nakljuGiu 5 trcbuhom "a kruhom
vStavil ul:ai.
Glede della tukaj nj kdove kai.
in cato odSvetuicm hoditi komu
Scmkai. Della Sc Slabo. Prva diva
tedua pc novcm lctu Smo dclali
vSak dan i'm ~ Smo miSlili. da bo
Slo tako naprcj Skozi cello limo.
Toda priSlo j. drugaGe. Delavci
Smo obracali. k|apitaliSti SO pa o.
brnili. IaGcli so So po triie praz-
niki Y delavnikIh i'm zaSluzimo ko-
mai toliko. da Sc prezivimo. NSlcd
toiikih p%raznikov imamo torei ca
Sa dovolj premiSljcvati o dobro-
tab. Xxi nam Jill jc podclil ameri-
kanSki bog Y preteccnem letu.
kakor sedaj kaze. tudi V letoS-
MEM letu ne ho drugaGr - in Sc
dolgo ne, dc 81 bono pu~tili vodi-
Ii od nikdar Sitih kap trcbuha-
rj"v Taftovega kalibra - mesto.
da hi Sc zavcdali svoicga DELAY
~kega razreda in Sc pridruzili k
>ocijali~tiGni Stranki. ktera cdi-
ma jc dclavSka stranka. XII Sc po-
tcguic "a njih intcrese po vScm
Svetu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-23

Nemorem zapisati stevilke. Xxi
mi je priSla V roke new y~orskega
dnevnika, kterem je bio zapisa-
no, da so delavci sami krivi. Ge
nimaio svojih zaStopnikov V po-
stavodajah "GlaS Naroda' je tu-
kaj zopet enkrat Samega Sebe tres
emil pc zobeh. - Ali nj bill ravno
"GlaS Naroda' tisti prijatclj de-
lavcev, Xxi je agitiral IN debelcga
kapitaliSticnega Tafta. Socialist
so bill IA delavSko stranko. zato
so opraviceni kritizirati. Delavski
list Frank Sakseria je bill pa IA
kapitaliStiCnega kandidata.
&c ste res tako dobri prijatclji
delavcev. kakrSne Sc kazctc. "a
kai pa To niStc povedali pred vo-
htvami. takrat. ko je bill cato
cas-! Scveda Vi takrat niste po-
mali d|clavcev. takrat je govoril
dcnar. SlovcnSkc delavcc ste pro-
dalaIl kapltallStom.
Slovenski delavci V Amcriki'
Iapomnite 81 Ia list in p%azite, ka-
ko vas vleGc "a nos. kadar pole Y
lepodonccih frazah.
Delavci! narocajtc Sc ma Pro
lctarca. kteri edini list Y Slovcn-
skcm ieziku tiSkan, mas nj zapu-
still Y ca~u volitvc, ampak Sc od
zatctka do danes boril L Mani.
Oklcnimo Sc li>ta, Xxi .ie mas
west zaScitnik i'm volia naSega
p~rckoristncga boia. zavrzimo pa
Use kar izdaia naSe intcrcsc Y
narocic kapitalizmu. &c bodo vs.
sodrugi dobro agitirali IN list.
potem upam. da DO druzba zaccla
izdaiati Proletarca dvakrat ma
tedcn.
.JoSiD Nakauc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-23
Chicago. ILL.,. Y febr. 1909.

Chicago. ILL.,. Y febr. 1909.
C%cnjcno uredniStvo'
Prosim dajte malice prostora Y
naSem delavskcm listu ''Proletar-
Gu. Povedati hotem tudi JAZZ -
in to enkrat IA v%scle.i. da laznii-
e "Nionda' nece druzega $ svo
lem zabavljanjem V Glasu Dolaria
kot vzruvati nezaupnost odboru
$. y. p. j. in prirabiti clane V
ncko dvomiljivo Ivczo tukai V
Chicago. Tia zveza namreG S%cstoii
IL zlindrc. t. j. iz~kliucenih CLANCY
raznih Jednot. Kcr Jill pa V Chi
cagi nihcc ne pogleda. niti Jill nj
ma k merki. misliio loviti roiake
zunai. koder Jill rojaki ne pozna-
jo. Tako lopovStvo mi dobro po-
znamo. cato pa Syarimo rojake.
maj bodo prcvidni in mai nikar
ne gredo ma finance izkoriSce-
valccm.
S. y. p. J. Sc Jill .ic ravno pra-
votaSno zncbila, zdaj hoGeio pa
dru@od izkoriStati.
Tia lazniivec Honda piSe, da cd
Dor SNPJ. pc ncpotrebnem tiso-
cake zapravl.ia. ri grdi neSram-
nez! Kdaj jc odbor pc nepotreb-
mem zapravil kak cent?!
Scbe poglei. Scbc' Pred svoiim
pragom pometi tiSti kup gnoia.
81 81 GA nakidal. potem poidi
drugam. V listen kupu hos naSel
Sc tiSto brco, Xxi 81 .io dobil cd