davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-06
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Contir gencIes - Engineer department,
Philippine Islands, 5000.
Military Academy-EXtra pay to en-
listed men I'm oDinance museum, Sl56.jo;
trainer for cadet athletic teams, Sl,2oo;
skilled pressman, $1,000, typesetting ma
chine. $500; repairs 20 drill grounds,
500, equipDing gymnasium. 5000. spe-
cial apparatus 5000; map case, $500,
hospital repairs, $50: mortar emplace-
nent, s., 800: civilian quarters, $4,000,
organ for chapel. $1,000, ROAD improve
ments, 5000 (the Secretary Of War is
authorized 10 purchase for not more
than the cost OF new hotel Ladycliffe
Academy.
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SHOWN IN ESTIMATES
OF EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR

Indian Head proving grounds, add
uonal emplacement. $4,000.
Public Works Marine Corps-Onicers
quarters at Philadelphia. SSo,OOoi Annap-
and quarters, Cavite. $4,000; barracks
and quarters. OlongapO So 200.
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Office Of Chief Of Ordnance-Chief Of
division. 5000.
Public buildings and grounds-Two
night watchmen for Potomac PARK az
500 each: two policemen at Potomac
Park at 500
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office Of the Secretary-EX
clerk. 300; chief messenger. at S1.1O0;
two assistant chief messengers, at
81 600. and two messengers, at 500 each.
10 be transferred from the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing without regard
10 Civil Service rules: superintendent OF
supplies, 5000
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR FOR
THE POSTOFFICE DEPART
MENT.

each: five assistant messengers, at $500
each; adding machines, S24,55o.
Four assistant messengers, at $3.50
Office Of the Treasurer-Ten expert
counters at $500 each.
Office Of the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue-One chief chemist at s.. 0O0
Ut IS proposed 20 drop the appropriation
of $500 600 for withdrawal OF deuaturalized
alcohol. transferring number or en-
ployes froFd the lump sum for this pur-
pose to the regular roll)
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

For the employment Of expert eXami-
ners, not in the Federal service. TO pre-
pare examinations on special subjects,
s. On5
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PUBLIC WORKS-WAR De
PARTMENT

For continuing the southern half Of
North b street. from Virginia avenue
eastward TO Fourteenth street west. as
a park roadway, $4,000.
Continuing Improvement Of Potomac
Park, between the tidal basin and b
street. $4,000; additional roads and gen
erdl Improvement in West Potomac
Park. between the tidal basin and
Riverside Drive, 5000 two park lodges,
5000; commencing roads in Potomac
Park. east of the railroad embankment,
$50 900; cement pavement south and west
of the Treasury, 5000: improving Henry
and Seaton Parks, SIS 600; oilinR roads,
5000; paving Washington Monument
roadway, $3.50. children's Fairgrounds,
5000; changing roads In White House
grounds, $500
improvements to birthplace Of Wash
ingtOn. w akefield Va, 5000.
River and harbOr surveys $3.50, 600.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
election Of Indians, $4,000

Protection OF Indians, $2o,VO0.
Prevention of disease, $4,000
Promoting Industries. $4,000; relief OF
the destitute So. 900; irrigation system
Gilia river reservation, $4,000; Black
feet irrigation system. 500. 600; Fort Peck
sNStem. 500 nnn
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Smithsonian Northumberland sl5,-
O00
Geological Park-Aviary, 5000: road
ways and walks. $1,000; readtUstment OF
boundaries, so, 900.
Removal Of enbankment adjoining the
War Department branch printing Office,
1725 F street northwest, Sl,O75.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

General administration-One clerk, at
S1.90o.
order and accession division-ASsistan;
i'm charge or publications, at $l,j0b
Reading rooms-One stencgrapher and
typewriter, at 500; two assistants. at
S600 each: one telephone operator at
5000
Evening service-Two assistants, at
500 each.
DOCuments-One assistant, at Sl.AO-
MusiC-Oue assistant. at 500.
Law iibrary-One SteDOgrapher and
typewriter, at $500. one assistant. at
$3.50.
Copyright offiCe-One clerk, at $500.
two clerks, S1.5o0 each; two clerks, at
SlAE cach.
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continued from First Pagel
ranches of the Government are as fol-
THE ESTIMATES.

Legislative, S13. 16e, 679 as compared
with Sl3,17S,177 last year.
Executive, S472,27O, as compared with
SH5,510
State Department, S4,576,301, as COM
pared with $500 9f
Treasury Department. S36,99S, COS, as
compared with Si7l 81, io2.
Territorial governments, S2SI55o, as
compared with S157.450.
Independent offices. S2,4O0.G95, as COM
pared with S2,559. 6S7.
District of Columbia, S11.SS492S, as
compared with S16,92S, 30.
War Department. sos, 46l ,645, as COM
pared with 1924, 093, $50
Navy Department, 7,029,9l4, as com
pared with Sl37.510.3S7
Interior Department, Sl91 ,224, 1S2. az
compared with 5000, $50. 151
POstofiCe Department proper, 81, 69o, $50,
as compared with S1.71l go
Deficiency i'm postal revenue, $l0,634,lG,
a. compared with Sl6,S01.62o
Department of Agriculture, I1,6Sl, l56,
as compared with SIS, SlT. SOS
Department Of Commerce and Labor.
S14.1S7.9l3. as compared with S2l.Ot3, $40
Department of Justice, S9,5lS,6iO, as
compared with 81, $3.50, 90.
The estimates for new work and in
creases in salary are as follows.
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STATE, WAR, AND NAVY
BUILDING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

For proper Illumination system, S78.-
0l0, one elevator, $500
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Photographic Onice-Three nautical
experts at 1920 each; two under clerks
at 81 $50 each; one copyist. at 5000. three
engravers at $1,000 each. three plate
printers. at $1,000 each; one autograph
er, at $1,000; three helpers. at 1920 each.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Secretary-One additional
assistant attorney, at $500. Increase to
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GOVERNMENT IN THE TERRI
TORIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Legislative expenses for Hawaii
l0n
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MISCELLANEOUS, TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.
INDEPENDENT OFFICES.

New work-Hygienic lahratory. Marin
Hospital Service, $4,000
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
v starem Egiptu.

LJudje V starem Egiptu so mi:
sill, da vecino bolezni povzroea
neprlmerna hrana in da lie DO
trebno zdrzati Sc hrane tri dni
vsacega meseca, da ina telo pri-
like ozdraveti. Dandanes ne po-
trebujemo tacega zdravljenja. Ce
zapazlmo, da nasa prebava nj v
redu, zacnimo takoi nzivati Tri-
nerjevo ameriSko zdravilno gren-
ko vino. To vince ii nitro okrepi
onemOgle organe in Jill pripravi
k pravilnemu delovanJu. Potem
bodo vstanu prejemati in prebav-
ljatl wee hrane ter veGati telesno
moe. Prebava postane popolna in
nova kri kmalu napolni vse zile.
To zdrayilo bi morala poskusiti
vsaka druzina. Nobenih Skodlji-
viii primesi ne vsebuje. V lekar-
mach. Jos. Triner, 1333-1339 So.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj, Ge Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj S Pain Expel-
ler', kakor je popisano v knjizi-
CT, V kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
~steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da je varstvena znamka s ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
IA JOLIET.
POZORl
Poor

Poor! Poor
Cenjeni sobratje S. n. P. j. v
Jolietu in okolicil Kan Sc poda-
mo ma starega leta vecer?
Vsi v Joliet!
ma veselico, ktero priredi drustvo
Jolietska Zavednost st. lis S. n.
p. j. V korist druStvu.
V Ia namen Sc najuljudneje
vabi vse naSe brate in priiatelje
V blizini, kakor Chicago, Aurora,
La Sale. Waukegan in druzih
bljiznjih naselbin, da Sc tega We
cera udeleze.
ZaGetek bo oh 7. uri zveGer dine
81. decembra t. |. Kraj, kjer Sc bo
vrsila veselica, Sc naznani po-
zneje.
Ia dobro zabavo, kakor "a do
bro pijaGo vse vrste in okusen
~prigrizek bo skrbel odbor. Ustop-
nina DO samo 25c cd moSkih, zen
ske in dckleta so proste.
Ma Silvestro vecer tOrej V
Joliet
Ia odbor:
Math Pozek,
John Andlovar,
ok Martin Plut.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

- Lord Mimic, podkralj Indie
in njegova soproga sta utekla
komaj smrti. Nekdo je zaluGal
dive bombi prot kociji, a padli ste
ma pesek in niste ~razpoGili. Napa-
dalci so uSli.
V Indiji so re ponovno zvrsili
napade ma lorda Minta, lorda
Kitchenera in Andrew Frasera,
podgubernatorja v Bengalji in
druge uradnike. Anglia Sc re
leto dni boji, da vzplamti kmalu
vstaja Indiji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
Eksekutiva slOvanske parla:

- Eksekutiva slovanske parla-
mentarne je odklonila po-
nudbo ministerskega predsednika
Bienertha, da bi pricela pogaja-
MIA glede opustitve obstrukcije.
Slovanska parlementarna zveza
zahteva odstop vseh ministrov in
Sc lie pod odstopu misli opustiti
obstrukcijo, XII je Re toliko casa
ovirala vsako parlamentarno delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
SvetOven pregled.

v Meksiki je IA m~ilijonov
peonov = domacih suznjev. Taft
pa studira, ee bi Sc ne dalo tudi
ameriske delavce potisniti ma isto
~zivljensko stopinjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

- Med Slovenci imamo s%totine,
Xxi ponOsno izjavljajo, da so svo-
bodOmisleci. Ali vsi ii svobodomi-
sleci %glasujejo "a republikance in
demokrate. 'Izjema so lie socialist
svobodomisleci, XII Sc zavedajo,
da DO misel svobodna vspela in
vzklila Sc lie V socialisticni Glo-
veSki druzbi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
Delavec Seviriov.
Povest liza dobe ruske revolucije.
Spisal M. ArcibaSev. Poslove-
nil joe Zavertnik.
(Dalje).

liz njenega naivnega glasu ste
edmevali plaSnost in presunljiva
tozba tako jasuo, da ie Sevirjov
obrnil glavo in posluSal pazneje.
Maksimovna je molGala.
"Ah sirota!" je rekla V ioku.
"Kaj hos poeela Sama ne
VEN -"
"Kaj tie pri6akujel" je hotela
reel, pa je obmolknila in rekla:
"Ti ne hos storila nier"
"Maksimova," je zaihtela
Oljenka in sklonila roki kot k mo-
litvi" =. raise delam -"
"Bos dosti zasluzilal" 10 je ka-
rala Maksimova. "Zakaj pa siH
'Gluha 81 in neumna. Nehaj, sla-
bejse ne more biti. &c umrjem ali
oslepim -. kaj DO S tebojP"
"Maksimovna, V samostan po-
jdem. Postala bi rada nuna; v
samostanu je krasno . mirno,'
iNakrat, nepricakovano ie Oljenka
edprla svOje sanjave oci in gleda-
la zamiSljeno in navduseno ne
kan. daleG "a zidovje.
"Bila bi rada velika bella ptica,
da bi po%letela dalec - daleGl. .
Da bi pod menOj bile cvetlice,
travniki in cd zgoraj nebo q.
Tako kot sanjam."
+, Maksimovna je zdihnila.
"Neumnical -. V samostan tie
ne sprejmejo V samostanu je
treba deponirati denar ali pa de-
lati tezka della. KakSna delavka 81
tit"
Starka je n~apravila ponizujoc
miglej z roko.
"Kaj Sc govoriS -. Pojdi z Va
zilijem Stefanovicem. Bos vsaj
sama svoja gospodinja in morda
me hos tudi podpirala. Vazilj Ste
fanovic ina sedem tisoc rubeljev
v hranilnici Tako govore ljudje."
ITO je straSnO, Maksimova," je
proseGe Sepetala Olianka, kot bi
prosila "a odpusGanje: "Sirov je
navaden kmet!"
ga tebe je milostljivi gospod9
Gospodje MISC "a mas, Oljenka.
Da bo lie dober clovek in zahvali
boga."
"Nic nj cital, Maksimova. Ne
koc sem ga vprasala, kako Sc mu
dopade Cehov? in odgovoril je:
Pri nasem delu nj casa "a otroca-
rife -"
Oljenka je posnemala top in
sirov bas. Posnemala ga je in pla-
kala: meme 1elike oci so sc ma
polnile 2 debelimi solzami in
roke so Sc il pricele tresti.
"Govori pametno!" je zaklicala
zbadljivO Maksimova. Poznati je
bio, da bi Sc rada r~aziezila. "No,
mic cital! .. komu ie pa treba CT
tati. On je trgovec, pa ne neumna
stvarica, kot 81 IT,"
Oljenka je nehala plakati in Cd
prla ma siroko in sanjavo svoje
oei.
"Ah, Maksimova, ii nerazumes
mic o TEN. pa lie govoriS. Edino
dobro ma svetu so knjige. Cehov
n. pr. &c ga clovek eta - ia
ko navadno - da bi jokal. Neka,j
krasnega!"
Oljenka je %pritisnila roki ma
obraz in tresla glavo.
"Ah, pojdi S tvojimi knjiga-
mil" je nadaljevala starka jezno
in obzalovalno. "Morda ie krasno,
a ne "a mas. III i vid mi peSa VISA
Xxi dan -. vceraj sem pospravila
mezo in vbila emo case. Pc enem
mesecu BON morala re baje v u
boznico -. Sivala in sivala sem -
danes sem pa tn S svoiim silva
njem Pa nisem bila TAXA kot
ii, ce zasluzis pet rubeljev, pa re
diva p%otrosis. Nimas cunj, pa ku-
pujes knjige!"
Zdaj je starka stopila tho V
soho. Njeni mali ocesci sta gle
dali zvedavo.
"Maksimova, to je hujse kot
smrt =. On je kmet me bo Sc
pretepall" je zaklicala Oljenka
obupno.
WNo. zakai hi te n~retenal9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti.
rate z "Proletarca". Pridobite
mu move naroGnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

drug Cabrini interpeliral zavoljo
nezgode v Cherry, III. Tittoni mi
inter "a zunanja della .je odgovo-
ril, da je dial talijanskemu kon-
zulu nalog, da poizve natancno o
vzrokih nezgode. Predsednik
zbornice je izrazil zeljo, da hi ia
lijanski delavci moral imeti isto
varstvo V ameriSki r~epubliki kot
donna.
Kaj pa je Z Avstrijo?
Soc. poslanci kje ste?
Ruska vlada je razpustila
lfinsko dezelno zbornico, ker .je
odklonila prispevati $4,000 900 ma
leto "a voiaSke troSke.
Prihodnje volitve Sc bodo vrsi-
lie V mesecu februarju.
- Predsednik Nicaragua je dial
ustreliti diva Americana, ker so
jul zaieli z o~rozjem V roki ma
strani ~vstaSev. Ko je ameriski
konzul zaznal "a smrtno obsodbo,
je protestiral pri vladi, a Zelaya
Sc nj zmenil "a protest. AmeriSka
vlada je odposlala bojne ladije V
obrambo koristi ameriSkih draw
lianov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
Jake vaznO vpraSanie?

"Ali sem re postal zaostalo ma
rocnino ma "Proletarca"?
Sc ne -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

v ~talijanski zbornici je So
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23

KAT" j. zaklicala Maksimo-
va. zakaj so ga odslovili9"
"'Ker Sc je sirovo obnaSal ma
pram gospodski. Predstojnik je
zarezal mani, on je pa postal ST.
rov. Virgil so ga ma cesto. Grozno
|. . kako je bila danes Maria Pc
trovna huda," je porocevala star
ka ma pol tho in pozirala besede,
zaeno Sc pa plaho ozirala protl
vratom.
Maksimova io je gledala pre-
~straSeno.
"Dolzni so mi stanarino "a tri
mesece. Ona mi je obljubila, da
mi danes plaza del stanarine . &.
Kaj BIO pa sedajf"
"Ne bodo placali Kje maj
pa vzamejoP sal bodo Sc stradali.
"Kaj mislite Ali jih bonn
imela mar zastonj V stanovanju9
NASH so dobrotnico . Nina sa-
ma kaj jestil"
"Nekaj casa je premisljala. obr-
Mia Sc je magic in zapustila soho.
Oljenka, Xxi nj razumela pogovo-
ra, je gledala plano IA MO; star
ka je pa leila bojazno v hodnik
in zginila "a zastorom, kjer je bill
euti takoj sepet.
V sobi uGitelia je bilo tho. Otroci
so Sc poskrili pc kotih in nj Jill
bio slsati. Ucitelj in zena njego-
va sta sedela pri oknu. V cepi je
pa bio videti dvoje zalostnih in
brezupnih obrazov.
Maria Petrovnal" je zaklicala
Maksimova samozavestno pred
vrati.
Ucitelj in njegova soproga sta
dvignila glave. Obraza sta bila
nejasna, gibljeji pa ponizni in po-
biti.
All lahko dobim stanarino,
ktero ste objubili "a danesf" je
vpraSala starka.
Dive temni senci ste zagibali in
molcali. V NINA Sc :ie zrcalil zalo-
stem in tuzen clovek. Xxi pe We kaj
odgovoriti.
"NO, no :" je rekla starka
~glasneje. "Jutri poberite svoje
reel, iutri oddam soho. Kar sem
zgubila V treh mesecih, mai ostane
ma vaSi vesti . Sauna sem zakri-
villa, bedakinja sem, ker sem "a
upala VAN. Nadalje pa nimam We
selja igrati to ulogo. Kakor hoGe-
tel"
Soproga uGitelja nj genila, ali
uGitelj je vstal in sci prot hodni-
ku, kamor je potisnil tudi Maksi-
movo.
"Glejte Hotel sem vas
vprasati Ali bi ne bio mogoce
ma kaksen nacin Poiscem 81
sluzbo. Ponujali so mi re razlicne.
Torej -"
Gledal je okoli sebe in jeticna
rdecica Sc mu je prikazala ma o.
brazu. Maksimova je vzdihovala.
"Res, res obljubilo Sc jei"
je ponavljal u6itelj, mejtem je pa
rdecica zalivala njegova lea. Y
rokama ie mahal pc zraku. "Sploh
BON izskal. Ne gre. To vendar IA
zumete."
"Ne morem, gospod," je odgo-
vOrila Maksimova. Stopila je ma
zaj in razgrnila roki. &c bi imela
odlociti sama. Ali dvornik, ne da
miru. Sc sama po.jdem ma cesto...
Ma vas sem racunila zdaj .je
pa"
"Maksimova," je pricel uci-
tell, magic sepetajoc, in pogledal
ma vrata. "Pomislite, kan maj
gremO. Zgubil SEN sluzbo . Da-
mes sen hotel prositi "a pred
ujem, ker sem re dobil svojo pla-
co otrokom je bio treba cev-
ljev pa tudi zeni je bio treba
nekaj vi veste, da smo imeli
mrzlo vreme in ona kaSlja e. Tu-
di kopejke nimam. Kdo mas bo
sprejel. Povsod zahtevajo, da Sc
plaza stanarina naprej, vi pas pa
re poznate Maksimova. po-
mislite, ce bi bill v mojem polo
zaju -. Maksimova, "a voljo bo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
Delavci! Delati morate q

zivljensko stopinjo.
- Delavci! Delati morate "a
place. Ne lastujete his in zemljiSc.
PlaGujete visoko stanarino in pro
DAFT morate svojo delavno moe
kapitalistu, da Sc siromasno pre-
zivite.
Kaj pa whitewater VeGje place
"a svoje izdelkel
Delavci! Zakaj pa ne zahtevate
vse-vso vrednost produkta, KITE
rega ste izdelali9 Zakaj ne vsto-
pite V vrste socialistov in Sc bo-
rite "a uresnicenje socialistiene
GloveSke druzbeR
Delavcil Bitke ne bono nikdar
dobili, ce ne bono kot razred or
ganizirani V politicni stranki. Ka-
pitalisti mas danes vladajo, izze-
majo in derejo, ker so politiGno
organizirani kot raZred.
Ucimo sc pri kapitalistih, po-
snemajmo Jill V organizaciji, in
igraca nam bode podreti kapita-
listicno druzbo v prah.
- Bill je lie tesar. Kapitalisticna
caSnikarska nota z Kalamazoo,
Mich, Sc glasi; John C. Emerya
so naSli mrtvega oh reki. Star je
90 let in dOzdeva Sc. da je umrl
vsled lakote. Bill je lie tesar."
Delavci! Ali ne citate morale
no zauSnicO il tie kapitalisticne
notice?
Pc kapitalisticnem poroGilu .ie
bill siromak tesar, torej delavec,
zategadel SINE pc kapitalisti6nih
nacelih poginiti kot star pes ma
ulici, ker ie vsled s~tarosti nespo-
soben "a delo.
Kdor ina zdravo pamet, raz-
ume to notice!
- Med Slovenci imamo stotine,
Xxi pouosno izjavljajo, da so svo-
bodOmisleci. Ali vsi ii svobodomi-
sleci glasujejo "a republikance in
demokrate. 'Iziema so lie socialist
svobodomisleci, XII Sc zavedajo,
da DO misel svobodna vspela in
vzklila Sc lie V socialisticni clo-
veSki druzbi.
- Pc trznih porocilih je kava
kvotirana cd Z do 9 centov funt,
kar Sc lahko prepricate vsak dan.
ce pogledate V angleSke casopise.
vi pa ~placujete "a kavo V groceri-
jah navadno cd 10 do 90 centov
funt. Vidite, tako vas odira ka-
pitalizem pri vsaki stvari. Ampak
vi. delavci, vedno sedite ma use
sih, kadar Sc VAN govori o ode
ruSkih kapitalistih! Kako dolgo
bote Sc slept in gluhiY
- IL Buenos Ayres, Argentina
ia sc poroGa, da je nekdo vrgel
bombo pod kocijo. V kteri sta Sc
della policijski nacelnik in n.jegov
tajnik. Bomba je ranila oba
smrtno. Prepeljali so jul V bo%lnico,
kJer sta umrla kmalu. Napadalec
je vbil samega sebe S samokre-
som.
- Turski sultan Mahomed V.
je V spremstvu prestolonaslednika
in princezinje odprl drugo Ease
DAME drzavnega zbora. Prestolni
nagovor je govoril veliki weir
Hilmi pasa. Govoril .je zelo kon-
zervativno in Sc dotikal lie notra-
njih zadev. Povdarjal je prijatel-
jsko raZmerje z inozemstvom in
Sc nj dotalnil kretskega vpraca-
MIA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-23
Listnica ~urednistYa.

j. L. b. o.: Dopis je premalo
vazen "a V javnost. PoSljite kaj
stvarnega.
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najvecJi socialni roman 20. sto-
letja. Knjiga .je pred kratkim
izSla V slovenskem prevodu in Sc
re r~azposilja.
cena S POSTING vred $1.25.
Naroca Sc pri upr. "Proletarca"
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Illinois.
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Ste re obnovili %narocnino Pro
letarca"? - &c jo Sc niste, stori.
te to takoj, da Sc Yam ne ustavi
lista.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-11-17

Misses Hilda and Ida Carlson
went to Austin Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
Prof. c. A. Whalen of Valdez Col
lege spent Sunday with relatives az
New Hampton.
Miss Emma Wollestein went to
Cresco Saturday for a short visit
with home folks.
&C. l.. Culver and officer E. A.
Kenyon went to Great Falls, Mont,
yesterday on business trip.
The editor is in Des Moines, at
tending a meeting of the board of
directors of The mesteaders.
Mr.. E. J. Sharp was down from
his home northwest of the city Sat
urday, and made us pleasant CALL
Mrs. H. Cleghorn returned to
Cresco Monday after an over Sunday
visit with her sister, Mrs. McClaskey.
M. E. Thompson was down from
Minneapolis for an over Sunday visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Thompson.
Mrs. Ed Haugen departed on
Saturday for her home in Aitken,
Mimi, after a visit with relatives
in this county.
Miss Conley, trained nurse of
Dubuque, retrned home Monday, af-
ter caring for Mrs. F. j. Rosenthal
who is much better.
Frank Christopher and Elmer
Gibbs spent Sunday at Iowa City,
going down Friday to see the Ames-
Iowa football game.
Mrs. l.. r. Schrempf has been
enjoying a visit from her mother
Mrs. p. c. Foley land sister, Mrs.
c. Snyder of Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Marcus re-
turned to Chicago Monday night, af-
ter an over Sunday visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Edward Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Opdahl de-
parted Friday for Hawarden, Iowa,
to visit their daughter, Mrs. George
Fox, who recently broke her arm in
two places.
Ed. Brakeman and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harter of Locust went to-
Charles City Monday, where they will
meeting of the Northeast
ern Iowa Horticultural Society. of
which Mr.. Brakeman is treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harter will also visit
relatives in Charles City.
The little folks of the city had
a big treat by courtesy of Mr.. Ben
Bear Saturday, being given free tic
kets to the matinee at the Grand
OF course. large number accepted
the invitation. and greatly enjoyed
the show.
-Arctics. overshoes and heavy
boots at Bears.