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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Explorer Is Honored.

BERLIN March 13.-Sven Hedin the
explorer of Tibet addressed the Berlin
Geographical Society last night on the
subject of his exploration. Emperor
William attended and when Dr. Hedin
had finished summoned him to the royal
box and conferred upon him the gold
medal for achievements in science The
geographical society also honored the ex-
plorer by comforting upon him the Hum
holdt medal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Warrant Out for Fighting Preacher

tic encounter between Rev ]. C. Miller.
pastor of Zion Lutheran Church. In the
twenty-frst district of this county. and
Solomon McGammon, member OF his
flock resulted yesterday in the swearing
ont Of warrants for several members OF
the congregation and for the preacher,
who is charged with assault and bat
terry. The fight was the elimination OF
long-standing differences between two
ia actions in the church. McGammon Is
the leader of one faction and Miller Of
the other. Some say they claslled ever
the question of sanctification. while others
declare il was a dispute over voting in
church election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Railway Bill Passes at Victoria.

VICTORIA. b. c., March 1.-THE
Grand Trunk Pacific bill has passed par
lament. 1t provides for the ratifica-
ton of the agreement between the pro-
NInCfdl government and the railway
company respecting the division OF their
respective shares in the Prince Rupert
townsite. Originally il was arranged
that the waterfront should be cut into
sections. the government taking one
quarter and the railroad khree-ouarters
in regular order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
To Restore the Chinese Navv

VICTORIA, i. c.. March 13-Advices
received from Picking by the steamer Su-
veric tell of efforts to restore the navy of
China at a cost of 500 100000. Admiral
Sa had been summoned to Picking to con-
suit with the prince regent regarding a
scheme to provide funds. Naval ports
and docks are TO be established foreign
experts engaged advisers and in
structors, and naval colleges established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Accused Man Faces New Charges.

CHICAGO. March 13.-Erederick H.
Richardson, who was arrested some time
ago in connection with alleged crooked
methods, which caused the j. Richard
son Shoe Company of Elmira. N. Y. to
go into bankruptcy and who Is now
fighting eXtradition, has been re-arrested
on complaint of the Elmira police. He is
accused of having obtained merchandise
from Richardson Co., New York. by
false pretenses. He was released on
So, 800 bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Russia Wants Corn Specialist Clore.

FRANKLIN, Ind. March 13.-Leonard
B. Clore. who has just completed his
first term in the Indiana legislature, has
received an offer from the Russian gov
eminent of $4,000 a year and travelling
expenses for three years service as a
corn specialist among the Russian farm
ers. Mr.. Clore has for ten years been a
recognized authority on corn culture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
San Antonio to Advertise,

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March BIN
order that the advantages of San An
tonic as business center and health re-
sort may be more widely known, a con-
tract providing for expenditures of SO OGO
through an advertising agency has been
arranged for by the Business Mems Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
chihuahua to Stop Ticket Scalping.

Ell PASO, Tex. March 13.-Enrique
Creel, Governor of Chihuahua. announced
that the legislature of his state will pass
a law prohibiting the scalping of railroad
tickets. Scalpers who were driven out of
Texas have resumed business in Juarez,
opposite Ell Paso. and the railroads
threaten to withdraw stop-overs on Inc
border unless Mexico suppresses the tick
ct scalping operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Zeppelin Eclipses Aerial Records.

BERLIN. March 13.-Dispatches from
Friedrichshaven describe Count Zeppelin
as having eclipsed all records in the flight
he made yesterday in his airship. He
assembled over Lake Constance. until he
was lost to view among the clouds. 1t
is estimated that lie reached a height of
about one thousand meters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
FINE ROOM FOR DISTRICT.
Part Of Senate Office Building for
Local Hearings.

The District of Columbia is to have
a mighty fine room in the new Senate
office building-or. to be more accurate,
the Senate committee on the District Of
Columbia is to have 1t. Still. Senator
Gallinger, chairman of that committee,
has long wanted just such a room for
the sole purpose of giving the local citi-
zens a better chance than ever to be
heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
To Investigate State Officers.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 13-The
legislature has adopted resolution pro-
viding for a committee with power to
investigate any or all state offices. The
resolution is the outcome OF charges in
connection with the administration of
Insurance Commissioner Shively and
Secretary of State Nichols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Contracts for Noiseless Car Wheels.

CHICAGO. March 13.-The Chicago
Railways Company has let IA contract for
approximately 10000 noiseess steel car
wheels with the Carnegie Steel Company.
The life of the new solid steel forged and
rolled wheels is placed at 10000 miles
while the duration of a east steel wheel
the kind now i'm use. has been consider
ably less than 10 600 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
"Katy's" New Rate for Oklahoma

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 13.-New
York to Oklahoma City, $1.1O. first class,
is the freight rate the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railroad has promised Okla
homa City merchants to put into effect
Officials of the Santa Fee, the Frisco and
the Rock Island roads assert that their
lines had no intention of putting in effect
the new rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13
Fire at jamestown, N. Y.

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, March 13.-F'ire
yesterday badly damaged a confectioners
store known as the Sugar Bowl" Pal
meters drug store and a small hotel. Loss
$4,000, of which Palmeters loss is $1O.
coo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13

the week but the vessel taken for her
proved to be Baltinore-bound schooner.
The tug Capt Toby CT the Taylor fleet
has been engaged to tow the barges of the
Potomac Dredging Company from Pts
Getaway creek to this city and return.
and the tug started on the service yes
terday. The Toby relieves tie tug.
George w Pride, which is undergoing
general repairs at an Alexandra wnai,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-13

Singers and Artists Generally are users of
Browns Bronchial Troches for Hoarseness and
Throat Troubles. They afford instant relief.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
FOE OF UNION|SM STATES
 CRIMINALS CONTROL LABOR

was at that time the president of the Manufacturers association and not because the boycott was neces- sary.
 Men left my employ with tears streaming down their faces. They had been with me for years. It was through no fault of theirs that they never returned to my employ, and through no fault of mine.
 q consider that 95 per cent of the members of labor unions are good American citizens, believing iE the principles dear to every true American. This 90 per cent how ever, has not the control of the unions. It is the other per cent. the criminal leaders and walking delegate class, who now have con trol of those organizations.
 There can be only one outcome of the so.called controversy which Is now in progress between the em. LlOying classes and the labor unions, and that is decent and law abiding unionism," said MT. Van Cleave. Tt cannot be properly termed a contro- versy, but a demand for Americanism and personal liberty"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
INDIAN TEACHER FACES
 VERY SERIOUS CHARGES

VALDEZ, June 15.-A long list of charges has just been made public against Frank A. Russell, in charge of the bureau of education for the government at Copper Center, and who recently passed through Cordova on his way to Seattle
 He was charged before Commis- sioner Blk at Copper Center with the seduction of native school girls, whom he was teaching, with lying, with defrauding natives, with embez- clement. with conspiracy to defraud the government, with attempting to de fraud various persons, and with inhu-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
(By United Press.)

ST. MICHAEL, Md, June 25-With the head crushed in by repeated blows of some heavy instrument, her body badly bruised and the ground for yards around showing evidences of terrible struggle, the body of Mrs. Edith Woodhill was found in q ravine by creek near this town last right.
 Suspicion at once was directed to. wards John Roberts, a magazine writ CT, who has been on intimate terms with Mrs. Woodhill and who was with her when she was last seen alive.
 He could not be found and a posse set out in search of him. They dis covered him near the town of Correc- tion. He refused to surrender when called to do so and started to run.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25

With a party of sixteen on board. including the crew. the Rain cir" the handsome gasoline yacht re. gently built for Andrew Heinrich. the brewer, sailed into the Skagway har- Dor last night eight days out from Seattle.
 Tonight the Rainier" will leave for Haines and then cruise down Chatham strait where several cannon will be taken off the Russian frigatc which sank there some sixty years ago. Capt. Finch, the diver who went down and inspected the wrccks of the Islander and Clara Nevada is Cu board and will inspect the wreck cl the Russian and take up the can non.
 The party will spend several days hunting in the vicinity of Chatham strait. put into Sitka. and then return by leiSurely stages to Seattle.
 Coming north the party enjoyed some fine fishing and running short of meat in the Wrangell narrows, a boat was put ashore and a big buck
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
MOTOR BOATS
 MAY CONTEST

A motor boat race from Moore's wharf to Burro creek and return will be held on the evening of July if there are enough entries to justify the event. The boats will start from Moore's wharf, race across the canal and round a stake off Burro creek and return to Moore's wharf. There will be no handicapping or time allow ance. All entries must be sent in to w. w. Liggett, chairman of the sports committee on or before July 1. The owner of the winning boat will be presented with a handsome silver cup suitably engraved.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25

James w. Van Cleave, who until a few weeks ago was president of the National Manufacturer association, and who for three years as leader of that organization, waged bitter war against union labor, was a visitor in Skagway Wednesday, arriving and leaving on the City of Seattle.
 The following are Mir. Van Cleave's views on the subject of union labor:
 q believe it is proper that work. men of all crafts should organize, but I have ever held that it is not light that they should take upon themselves the direction of the busi- ness of the employer, and seek to relegate to their own organization the right to control, and resort to yio- lence and crime to enforce their self. attained rights.
 There are so many things that the proper sort of organization can secure for itself, but the present method is criminal and militant, as was the case in the boycott declar- ed on the Buck Stove and Range company, of which I am president. The boycott was declared because l
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
MINE MAGNATES
 JOIN THE A. 3.

Holding special session, the Arctic Brotherhood conducted three Checha- coes over the trail last night. The chechacoes were Col. J. H. Conrad, heaviest stockholder in the Big Thing mine; E. R. Butterworth of Seattle, who is interested in the Con- lad properties; and George Moore, a capitalist from New York.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
CORDOVA MAN
 |S A SUICIDE
Special to The Daily Alaskan)

Special to The Daily Alaskan)
 CORDOVA, June 25.-Fred Lind, a German, aged 40 years old, committed suicide several days ago by shooting himself through the head with re- volyer. His body was found last night in his cabin by neighborS. Lind was well known in Katalla, Seward and other coast towns. He was a member of the Eagles and will be buried here. His motive for suicide is not known.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25

The three men are interested in Alaskan properties and decided to join the parent camp of Alaskas only distinctive order. They crossed the trail in record breaking time, starting at 9:3O and crossing the Summit at 1O:15. There was a good sized crowd present.
 Skagway Camp No. 1, has taken in eight new members this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
YACHT ARRIVES IN FROM SEATTLE

was bagged which helped replenish the larder.
 Mir. Heinrich was enthusiastic about the trip north. He has travelled ground the world. but he stated today that he considered the cruise up the inside passage the most beautiful he had ever taken. He said the other members of the party We're equally enthusiastic.
 This morning all the party with the exception of Mir. and Mrs. Hem. rich left on the train for the summit.
 The Rainier" is S5 feet long. lj foot beam and has 100 horse power gasoline engines capable of driving the boat l2 knots an hour. The Rainier" was built this spring and is said to be the most handsome yacht on Puget Sound.
 Those in the party are: J. G. Rapp, l.. Hoffman, Mrs. M Rooster. Miss Christine Rooster. Mrs. R. Samet, Miss Nellie Schreiner. Miss Annie Russell. Mrs. Heinrich, Miss kath' erine Heinrich. Carl Heinrich and Mir Heinrich.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25

Mir. Francis, wireless operator on the Princess May, stated to The Alas kan yesterday that he will organize baseball team on board boat and desires to play game with tn" Has Beens" the next time the May is in port.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25

The White Pass & Yukon ran a special excursion train to the Sum- nit and return last night to accom- modate the round trip tourists on the Jefferson. About 65 made the trip, including a number of local people. The train left at S:3O o'clock and re- turned to Skagway about 11:30.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
EDNA MAY NOT KILLED
(By United Press.0

NEW YORK, June 25-A. cable gram from Oscar LewishOn. the bank CT who is the husband of Edna May the actress. states that she was not killed in an automobile accident near Berlin. Germany, as was reported yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
TWELVE YEAR OLD BOY
 MURDERS YOUNG BROTHER

two days ago and searching parties have been searching the forests around here. Cecil Hopkins was a member os the searching praty. Last night he suddenly confessed.
 It is believed that the boys mind was deranged by reading trashy crim- inal novels.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
FIFTY ARE KILLED BY HEAT

ture is over 100 degrees above zero.
 The night afforded but little relief and the thermometer this morning showed indications of going still higher.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
EIGHT KILLED
 BY EXPLOSION
(sY United pressl

TOIKO. Japan. June 25-Eight Am ericanS who were working for the wrecking crew which is trying to sal wage the steamship Dakota, which ran on reef near here more than a year ago. were killed today by the premature explosion of charge of dynamite.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25

manity to the natives.
 He left Copper Center May 26 stating that he was going down the river short distance to wood camp and would return. It seems that he worked his way through to Cordova, and left there some two weeks ago. The Bureau of Educa- tlon at Washington was notified of the charges on June '.
 He has had time to reach Seattle, but, if arrested, will be returned to Copper Center to face the charges Since his departure, lot of things have come out, as the natives were afraid to give their evidence before.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK, June 25.-Fifty peo- pie have been killed since noon yes terday as the result of the hot wave which struck this city The tempera.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
(5y United Pressl

MODESTO. Cal. June 25-Cecil Hop Sins, twelve years old, confessed last night that he had shot and killed his six year old brother and buried the body in the woods. He was unable to give any motive for the crime.
 The younger Hopkins boy was lost
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-25
WRITER SLAYS AFFINITY
 AND IS SHOT BY POSSE

A number of the posse shot him through the back. He was taken to Correction and died at 4 o'clock this morning without making a statement.
 The police believe that the murder was the termination of an illicit love affair between Roberts and Mrs. Woodhill.
 Mrs. WOodhill is the wife of q prominent merchant in Los Angeles, Cal. Previous to marrying Mr. Wood. hill she was divorced from wealthy Boston physician.
 She was a beautiful woman and vas the protege of Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the treasury under Presi- dent Mckinley. He sent her abroad to study music and she frequently at musicals at the White. house. She was only 22 years old
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

Sociolisti6,i last; rr;;sL; let;
,,dni ~. n,na1
scInist;m v-,rasoniom 90 moi CO.
omrii nr;.ciiryanin ,-,icor v1o
.,i -, .,.;.u,.l.I.;b I.i,
Amor;ko DoI,r.li 1ist; :,
znnt,nt; d-oIar.l..b mi; .i;i.
dolgo i'm >iroko kako ie tuii
element ucvarcu domacim. oliro.
ma uniiskim delavcem. ter da de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26
TISTI OBRAZ...
Napisal Ivan Molek.
'Brata Edelweiss."

DTdld
Sc enkrat je pogledal ma gizdavi
napis, XII Sc je blestel ma proeelju
in ma izlozbenem oknu krasne. We
like prodajalnice, in stopil JIG
notri. Pocasi a smelo Sc je pribli-
zal prvemu pomocniku, kteri lie
Gakal na kupca.
Rad bi govoril $ poslovodjo
ali Z dOtiGnikom, Xxi oddaja sluz-
be-"
Pomocnik je pokimal in pokazal
ma cloveka, kteri Sc je oblastno
sprehajal med dolgimi miami,
oblozenimi Z oblekami. Bill je
majhen, cokat MOI rdecega. ma
pihnjenega lica in s p~recejsnjo
porcijo crnih brk.
Da, ia je pravi.
Gospel, JAZZ iScem sluzbe: bi
me Ii mogli porabiti ' vaSi proda-
jalnif"
Mali, cokati clovek Sc ie zdrznil.
Dra1;rl;r
noteanG oh p's'Ju"i ProS'ica,
nstninaw; suoe,
"No rah;m
All nn; .
uoGo.o b. MAJ oNros
No -; rom 49,.
pun wee
Con nololiLo ~,
no " '''' N'"~
PotrobovoI =
in nriiotoI;; ooieNo'
obIoka ;al,o nonon; Ir,o' All. III" Sc
i,Ini .Rr,t, EdaIn, P'''"-
Dobro SoI =;
Stonl 10
pred mar ,oJn; ''' N"Nor
Ju5bo Todo -, %
nri sr.n Sal % ;,o ''|Je
Pr; vro+ih nra5a;.I
cal = moIbnim :aI,t, ~ S'e
Tr.I rJ .oDI''"' e''EeNetn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

Rimski papcz Phi y. je O soda
MEM grozovitcm potrcSu V ju5ni
Italiii rckcl: "To je bio bozia ro-
ka. i'm volta vScgamogo6ncga": tn
stavck sem 6ital V Seattclskih
dncvuih kapitalistitnih listih .Da
s; urcdniki teh -lStov MISC kato-
li>kjga vcroizpovcdauia, vcndar
nj nobcdcn tc papczcvc lazi ko-
mcntiral.
Bozia VOLTA bila ie vzrok. da .ie
ma cnkrat bilo blizu 100000 ljudi
Ubitih Lcp tax Bog. kakorSncga
papez Phi rcprezcntira. XII brez po-
voda uhiir dvcSto tiSoc liudi. brcl
da hi incl kake koristi cd tega.
To pa Sc nj vse, da ie bilo toliko
tiNot zivlicni uni5enih Cpo bozii
volji)). ampak tudi zruSeno in IL
niceno prebivaliS6e in zivlieuska
srcdstva liudi. kateri so oStali. -
tudi bajc po bozii wolff - zivi.
Koliko goria in rcvScine ie priza-
dctc ljudcm. katcrim npSreca nj
z%ahtcvala zivlieni, koliko wee 60
ria in muk pa trpc ma tisocc ra-
njcnih in pohabljenih "a cello Min
z%ivlienieH
Versko pobozni liudie, XII hodiio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

V poStavodaio. HI bode upelial "a
kou i'm So izvedc. da Sc forenjcem
in orejentalcem mora dovoliti in
plaGati ravno iSta media in ne
daljSi delavnik kot unijccm in do
macim delavcem. Kapitalisti in De
lodajalci bodo tedaj odmah opu-
still %forenice. ker ne umcieio iczi-
ka, in Min plaza in dclavnik hi
bila i~ta - kot plaza uniiSkih
dclavccv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26
Pc I%ngerS0llovih
spisih "a Slovence
predelal
IVAN kAKER.

takega boga, da padajo pred MIN ma kolena in !
neprenehoma zatrjujejo. da je on res pravi pl
uSlnllJen IN pravlcen, da ga ie sauna liubezenl ~
Sc braniS poStati laznik ma Samem Sebi in zat,i
Svoje boljSe prepricanje ter da ne pripoznas :;
boga. potem hos proklet. prcganian in soyra5en
dan in %izobcen, in isti bog ii zuga 2 veGnim i've,
MN ognJem, kakor nitro zapustiS to solzno dolina
zamore u%smilJeni bog zasaditi V tvojo revno AL
svoJe neusmiljene krempljel 1
V onl knjigi, Xxi Sc imenuje sveto pismo. lie po;
taklh stvari, Xxi MISC mic mani straSne. krivi6n,
%okrutne, kakor zgOraJ navedeni odstavek. In 10
knJiga, Xxi sc maj eta V nash Solah in vzgoiui 10 NJ
mladez V 'plemenite, milosrGne in dobre" lind
To Je knJga, Xxi Sc pripoznava V ustavi '~'svobodnl
ameriske republike kot viz vse avtoritete (zako,l
%oblastl), kot vr ySe pravicnosti!!? Zahteva "
mas. da Smatramo take grozovitc reel kot prayisI
edlno II razloga, GS ia je sveto piSmo "bozia be-
da. bozje razodetje"! Istina pa ie. da je splob !,
utmost dokazovati. je-li kaka knjiga inSpirirana
81 praVl: SpiSana pc boZiem navdahnjcnju ali razsr
lJenJu, ali = drugimi besedami. da 10 ie bog 81
SplSal. poSluzujot Sc pri TEN Gloveka le kot nekaksI
pereSa; takih dokazov nj in Jill ne more bMi
MAJ So So ccrkvc tako zatckajo k |zviiaci. lazi in fal
hciranju' kje imaio 1--WE price. kic kak pamet,
ra/log "a TO. Xxi hi ne bill V obraz zdravcmn Glovea
ma razImu. vScm znanStvcnim izkuSniam in mod,
ncmu polmovanju o bogu? Kakor nitro prizname /
le kaka knjiga prevec sveta, la hi vzhuiala dyor
'l da hl smell % nici Tee ralmiSliati. pGStanemo a
sewn sunni. L iZyaur'duo neumuostio mora n
udarl"n oni. kdor vcruic. da hi kak boc raznrmi
htjcm nckai razodcl. a pri tenn smatral "a zlo5instv
Ni So ina kaznovati I yctuim ognicm. te hi IA BIT
rahila Svoic. cd NIGGA Sprcictc mozgane in skuss
razanotl TO 'razodctjc''' &C. imamo pravico rab
Svol razum. potcm smo gotovo tudi upraviceni. r
slit IN uravnati Syoia deiania v SoglaSiu 9 nameti
10 noben hog ne more Svojih Stvari radi tega kan
watt
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

V cerkev. bodejo gotoyo yeri,
tel. kakor vsikdar vsaEt taxi ia
Ski lazi. Xxi prihaja IL Nth posv
Gcnih in nei1motliivih ust.
Cudno ie to. kar hi vSaki Glove
zdravih misli moral vcdct. Ia
Bog pr takih naravnih katastr
fab in druzih nezgodah nikdar
ozira ma stran l.iudi. mladih
Starih. moSkih in 5enskih. ma d
brc in hudobne. in ma vcrSko pr
pr'tania. in cello ma svoie agen
nc. ln na cerllvc. Xxi Jill oh one
tudi poruSi ampak. da ysc kar
kraia unici in pomori.
Ivan Solar.
Seattle. Wash. Z. Jan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

tiStcga >rcbra pc dclaycih' uaku-
je dolarje Y namen. da iih ljudstvo
low. trpi in Ntrada. iSGe dclo in
delodajalca. Nzemimo "a vzgled
rajc one, Xxi dolarjev ne love. a Sc
vcndar vSi vale k MIN.
Dollar Sc vail Cd Gloveka. dokler
ga lovi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

Farli prayijo. cc he bodies sci
v cerkcv.tc budc mas hudic wei.
FarJi imajo 20 TEN taken hudica
y cerkvi. &c odstopiS cd naSe We
re. pravijo farji, tie bode (naS)
katoliSkj hudi5 wei. ce odstopiS
oct druge we're, pravijo pa Nth
popie, da te bodc NTH hudi6 wei.
Cd katerc koli we're bi Glovek cd
Stopll in pristopil k drugi veri, ga
b"de hudic pocitral one corkve. cd
ka.ere je odstopil. Hudit Sc potem
taken nahaja vSaki cerkvi. visa.
Ike razliGne we're.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

81 Primcri >vctopj~cm>kc hc>edc. well
pokicaHih, a malo izvolienih,'.
Dale prih.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-26

\ajyecJi yzrok je. da delavec ne
IaSu Syolega della. Ker nina pra-
wee do della. nina prayice do IL
vienna. ker anna prayice do della.
Privice 40 della pa nina, kcr n,
lasti della.
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