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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
LOCAL FOOTBALL

The Mohican4 Juniors will play the Arrows Sunday at 3 o'clock at tIl~ Park City Lumber Go. grounds.
 All members of the Mchic ans are asked to report for practice Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
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DAYTON NOTES.

Rev. ]. G. L. Crippens who has been
called to the pastoral care OF the MT,
Zion Baptist Church, preached last
Sunday. While in Dayton Rev. Grip
pens was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lee.
Mr.. A. w. Mathews is suffering with
his eyes.
Mr.. Wiley Loga killed a hog last
week that brought him $4,000.
Mrs. Hale, the mother of Mrs. Sal
lie Grimes, of College Hill, is very fee
BILE.
Mr.. Henry Stephens who has been
busy for the past three weeks build
ing bins and barns, has them all near
ly finished.
Mr.. Walter Organ, the great chick
en- raiser, has the finest lot of chick
ems in our city.
The committee on the program for
Emancipation are putting forth every
effort to make this days exercises a
success.
Mrs. Lizzie Martin was visiting Mrs.
Phebie Organ last Sunday.
Master Velton Thornton spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. ]. L..
Lee.
Mrs. Bessie Hodgkins was visiting
Mrs. ]. L. Lee Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lee Stephens who has been i'll
Chattanooga for the past week wait
ing on her sister, who was burnt with
powder, has returned home. Her
sister is better.
Rev. Kippley, of Chattanooga,
preached at the Mt. Zion Church Sun
! day.
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CLIFTON NOTES.

To-day, we are sorry to say, finds
Sister Malissa Grim, I. V. hubbard,
Lulu Cook and Sallie Grimes on the
sick list
Prof M. e. Jones and wife and
Sister Warrington visited Mrs. |. V.
Hubbard.
Rev. w. j. Young visited the M, e.
Church League and made short talk
on the lesson which was warmly and
heartily receiN ed by ALL
Miss Ada Benton, of Savannah, is
contemplating opening school in the
Nance neighbOrhood Monday.
Rev. A. Phillips is holding his own
at the M. E. church as pastor.
Rev. d. w. Binford has gone to
Nancy to his appointment to be
there on the first Sunday.
MRS Bette Spears and Miss Ida
Jackson gave an Item supper at the
Benevolent hall.
Alberta Sparks visited Flora and
Ora Jones Sunday
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BRENTWOOD NOTES.

Mrs. Nettie CASTOR has returned to
her home from Chicago where she
spent the fall with her daughter, Mrs.
A. B. Brown.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Stone
River Association met at the First
Baptist Church (Mt. Lebanon). under
the management of Mrs. D. A. Fergu-
son. Officers were elected for the en-
suing year. The next meeting will be
at Rev. G. B. Taylor's church in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Adline Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hawkins were in Nashville last week
attending the funeral Of their brother.
Mr.. Theodore Lenox was out Sun
day.
The First Baptist Church has regular
services every first and third Sun-
day; prayer-meeting every Thursday
night; women's auxiliary meets twice
month. R. E. Hunt, Superintendent
of Sunday-school; Oscar Owens,
Church Clerk; Rev. J. 9. Crosby, Pas
tor.
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OUT OF TOWN NOTES,
MASON NOTES.

Mr.. John Braden has returned home
from Covington Tenn, where he has
been for several months. We welcome
Mr.. Bolden in our town.
Mr.. Henry Porter, the city barber
and proprietor of the Mason Pressing
Club, has established a great bar
Der, clothes cleaning and pressing
trade in our town. Mr.. Porter is an
i0ustrious young man.
Miss Cornelia Smith has been very
ill with an acute attack of malaria
fever. We hope for her recovery.
Hon. A. Stewart, one of our oldest
citizens, has revived from a weeks
Illness. MIR. Stewart is known in our
town as being a man of strong
ability.
Rev. H. p Gordon, pastor of Alex
ander Chapel M. E. Church, preached
an eloquent sermon last Sunday, De-
cember A. The sermon was from the
following text: "The wages of sin is
death, but the gift of God is eternal
life" The hearers We're made to feel
happy from the words that were spo-
ken from this great text. Rev. Cor
don is young man who has only
pastored this church two years.
Rev. P. H. Rufin has added two
more new rooms to his dwelling
house. They were built by his son,
the teacher, M. w. Ruftin, and he IS
we'll pleased with the construction.
Mr. Henry Porter has made an ex-
tension to his pressing room.
Miss Nina Pearl Fields, who is Ia
king a post course in millinery at
| Tuskegee Institute, is doing finely.
We hope for her much success IN
life.
Miss Beatrice A. Stewart, one OF
tbe teachers of the Covington High
School, is doing splendid work. She
visits Mason very often to see her
mother and father.
Mr. Joe Albritton unfortunately
lost $1,000 in town last Saturday
Rev. P. H. Ruffin is attending the
g NJ. e. Conference at Memphis this
week He viii also visit his son, Dr.
B. L. Ruffin, before returning home
Miss Current Douglass, OF Mem
nhis. is here to matriculate with the
Mason city school. She is stopping
with Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. Moody.
Governor-elect Hooper is making a
great impression upon the people OF
Tennessee.
The programme of the missionary
exercises was rendered last sunday
under the auspices of the president
M w. Ruffin. 1t was commemorate
and grand.
u Joseph Smith (whitc), the son
of our depot agent, was run
down by the inbound tram IRON
Memphis, No. 1902, due mere at
1922 p. M, and was almost Instantly
killed. The train cut OF both legs
and he received several injuries
about the head and body. he dleu
at 5 p. m.
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LEwIsBURG NOTES.

Mr.. Sterling Smith, of Chattanooga
spent last Saturday night at the res
idence of his niece, Mrs. Florence
CRANBERRY, on R. R, No
Mr.. M. N. Mitchell, on Verona aV-
enue. who has been indisposed some
few weeks, is convalescen
Mrs. Lottie Johnson, of NashVlfle'
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. leo
Austin.
Mr.. Green Holt and Mrs. Agnes
Hamilton, of Belfast, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grandperr!
last Sunday.
MIR Wick Endsley, of Belfast, spent
last Wednesday night with Mr.. anu
Mrs. III. S. Davis, of Verona avenue.
Mr.. Ellis Fisher, of Silver Greek,
passed through here last TUESDAY
night en- route to Verona to be at tne
bedside of his sister, who is lndls-
posed.
Miss Eula Fisher, who has been
spending several months in Nash
Vile, returned home last Thursday
at Verona. Before returning home
| she stopped at the residence or MISS
NJ. B. Brown on Verona avenue and
enjoyed a pleasant chat,
Mr.. John Allen, of Verona avenue
is indisposed at this writing.
The grim monster Death swept
through the midst of West Lewis
burg and claimed for his victim Mrs
Frances Cox last Friday night. The
funeral was conducted at the Mis-
sionary Baptist Church by Rev. NJ. F
Riley, of Columbia. The remains
were laid to rest at East Lewisbur5
Cemetery. Mrs. Cox was loved b!
all who knew her She leaves a son
one 3ister and a host of friends U
mourn their loss.
Mrs. Hattie Ewing, of Columbia
was called last Saturday to attenC
the burial of her sister, Mrs. Frances
Cox, also Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Bowen
of Winchester.
Rev. Riley took dinner at the res
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grand
berry last Monday
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church,
though without a pastor, is moving
on smoothly and the faithful few are
hard at work trying to pay off the
debt of the church. They had rally
recently, which was a financial sue
cess. They raised $4,000. A prize
of $1,000 was Ot1ered to the one rails
ing the largest amount. Mrs Emma
h4arshall was the winner, and she,
considering the church's needs, very
generously donated the 1000 to the
church. Mrs. Marshall is a great
church worker. She is devoted to
her church, and considers it a great
privilege to be engaged in work for
the Master, and whenever Mt. Leban-
on calls for workers she is always
ready and says, Here am /, send
me, send me-"
Mrs. Lucinda Pillow died at her
home on West Hill avenue December
LIST. Her funeral was from White
spring Baptist Church.
Miss Lillian Scott, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs, Tennie Watkins.
Miss Maggie Hoke has returned to
Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Carrie Rogers, of Memphis, and
Mr.. Thomas Sanders, of st. Louis
were called here to attend the funeral
OF their sister, Mrs. Pillow.
Miss Mildred billiard is improving
ing from recent illness, and will
soon return to Decatur, Ala, to take
lii her school WORK.
Robert Johnson, Jr., will GO to Iron
City Friday, 9th, to attend the CLOSING
exercises of Miss Eddie Johnson's
school.
Mrs. John Mangrum, of South Glade
street, entertained Mrs. Maggie
Hooks, OF Birmingham, at dinner last
Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Staten and daughter
Miss Florence, will leave in few
days for Memphis and some point il
Arkansas to spend the holidays.
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Sunday night quite an excellent SER
mon. Quite an appreciative audi
ence attended.
Mr.. Robert London returned home
from Chicago, ILL.,, Monday evening to
spend the winter
Lite Laura Bell Rivers has re-
turned home from the country visiting
her little frieGd Sarah Frances Aber-
nathy.
MIR. Johnnie Alternately was the
guest of Miss Sallie Mcbride Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Warner Baxter, of Mooresville,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alternately are
preparing to move from the country
to their home. They have had great
success raising chickens, turkeys,
ducks, cotton and corn. He has sold
one hundred and eighty dollars worth
of cotton and has almost that much to
pick.
Messrs Bruce and Roy Fitzpatrick,
Thomas and Johnnie Alternately, Odos
Higgins, Eddie and George Alternately
spent Monday in Columbia.
Mr.. Roy Fitzpatrick was the guest
of Miss Lizzie Childs Sunday.
Messrs. Afford Matthews, CODY
Newly and Adoa Booker, of Terry
Hill, attended services Sunday.
MIR. Terry Bryant, of Perry Hill,
was the guest of Miss Ella M. Hunt
Sunday.
Misses Willie M. Baxter and Essie
Atkins were the guests of MISS BIT
die F.. Hunt Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Adora Booker was the guest oil
Miss Willie M. Baxter Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. Afford Mathews was the guest
of Miss Birdie E. Hunt Sunday.
We are preparing for the Xmas
holiday. We are going to have differ
ent exercises and a Xmas tree. The
children of this town are asking tht
Globe managers to prepare space fol
their letters to Santa Claus.
Mr.. Johnnie Smith, of Nashville was
in town Monday visiting Mr. Willie
Perry.
Mr.. Tom Perry was the guest o
Miss Birdie Epps Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Anderson Hughes was in CO
lumbia Monday.
Mrs. Frances London visited he
sick daughter, Mrs. Hattie Rivers.
Please call and see the reporter
Miss Willie Mai Baxter, and reneV
YOUR subscription to tue Globe.
The Culleolca public school of whic
Miss Ella M. Hunt is teacher is pre-
pairing an excellent program for Xma
eve night.
3 Those on the sick list are Mrs. Mar
! Ballanfount and Mrs Hattie Rivers.
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were laid to rest in the oolored GEM
etery
Mr.. AIDA Johnson, the son of Mrs
Lucy Sims, was brought to this place
for burial last Monday from Mem
phis.
Miss Hattie Mai Lewis has re-
turned from Nashville.
Mr.. Rcbie Clendening, of Nashville
spent last Sunday with homefolks.
Mr.. Matt Raney, of Fayetteville,
Tenn, was in town last Monday.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr.. Frank Ramsey.
Rev VIM. Jenkins preached logi-
cal sermon at the Baptist church last
Sunday at II o'clock.
Rev. ]. S. Swift was in Nashville
last Wednesday.
Miss Mamie L. Davis was enter
tanned at luncheon last Sunday by
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holman. The ia
bile was filed with the best the mar
ket affords
Mr.. Morris Marderris will leave for
Chicago December %. MIR. Marderris
has excepted a position in that great
city.
Read the Globe and keep posted.
The Turner Normal Quartette will
sing at the Mount Zion Baptist
Church December %.
The Globe collector will call on you
January /, 1911.
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CUMBERLAND FURNACE NOTES

Van Star Lodge, No. 1880, A. F. and
A. M, had it's first election under the
new act of the Grand Lodge Friday
night December 2.
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong and Mrs.
Thomas REDEEM were in Nashville on
account of the death of Mrs Anden,
who is a sister of the former and an
aunt of the latter.
Mrs Rannie Reden, who has been
very sick, is improving.
Rev. Jesse Standfield will open his
grocery in his new building soon.
Mrs. r. d. Armstrong will close
her school in the 18th District next
week.
Rev. B. T. Thomas will occupy the
pulpit at the Mt. Olive Baptist
Church Sunday.
Mr.. e. G. Bell is finishing the un
expired term of the Cumberland Fur
mace school, caused by the resigna
ton of Mss Elizabeth Firse, who
married and is now a resident Of
Lemon, N. G.
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ruLLAHoMA NOTES.

The Death Angel came into our
midst last Friday morning and cap
tured for it's victim Mrs. Mary Wor-
mack. Mrs. Wormack departed this
life at ripe age. She leaves one
son and umber of relatives to
mourn their loss. Her funeral was at
tended by Rev. Smith, of Lynchburg,
at the Nj. b. Church and her remains
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cULLEoKA NOTES.

Rev. G. w. Norman, pastor of the
A. M. e. Church, preached Sunday and
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Svarilo.

Pred kratkim ste oboleli dive
deklici V st. Louisu. Postale ste
gobave, ker ste noSile umetne la
ST.. In ii slucaji Sc mnoze. Obolele
so ma tel straSni bolezni tudi pro-
dajalke, ki prodajajo umetne lase
in laSulje Taxi slucaji so Sc do
godili re V Chicagi in drugod.
Cement lasje prihajaio il Aziie,
kJer je ia grozna bolezen donna.
Lase in lasulje desinfinicirajo,
predno prideio ma trg. Ali ia de-
sinfekcija Sc je pokazala "a neza-
doStno.
Vsekakor priporocamO zenam
in pumicam: Nosite svoie lase in
varujte Sc tujih, ako hocete obva-
rovati Sc gobavosti!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Poor sodrugi in sodruginje:

Jugosl. Zensko SOcialistiGko u
druzenje priredi dne II, marca
svojo prvo domaco zabavo in sicer
sobi st, 3. Narodne dvorane ma
Is ulici in Centre Ave. Zacne Sc
OBJ pol osmih zvecer. Ma program
je petite, tamburanje, deklamaci-
ia, tombola in pies. Sodeluje pew
sko druStvo Sloboda in tamburas-
ko druStvo Sloga. Ustopnice velja-
jo predprodaji - ct zvecer pri
blagajni pa % ct.
S tenn so otvorili Hrvatje prvo
domaco zabavo, kterih zelo pogre-
samo. Sal baS te zabave najveG
pripomorejo, da Sc medsebojno
spoznamo, bodrimo in popolnjuje-
mo. Pri poroGamo naSim sodru-
gom in sodruginjam, da ne poza-
bijo priti dne ~. marca ma donna
co zabavo Hrvatskih sodruginj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
LetO (VOl.) ".

paj $4,000. Primerjajte s TEN
zgubo delavske armade.
Po izjavi dr.. Stronga je vsako-
letna zguba delavske armade ve-
eJa "a so odstotkov, kot zguba O.
beh armad najbolj krvavi voini.
Vsako leto pohabijo in pobijeio
ma zeleznicah veG ljudi, kot v dr.
zavljanski vojni, XII je traiala tri
leta.
Ia pohabljence, XII so postal in
validi vojni, Sc navadno skrbi
vsaJ skromno. Kdo Sc ia briga "a
pohabljene, vdove in sirote, XII Sc
imajo zahvaliti kapitalizmu "a to ?
Nihce!
Moralno blazni Amerieani Gu
vaJo lie morale, republiko pa drvi-
10 V gospOdarski propad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08

sami bivsi odvokatje velikih kor-
poracij z dvojno place. In tako
vecina kongresmanov in senator
Jev. Ali Sc maj potem delavci Sc
cudiJo, da sc "a njih zahteve zme-
MILO v kongresu toliko kolikor "a
lansk snegR Nespameten je, kdor
Sc cudi. Saj delavci vendar necejo
drugace; delavci ne zaupajo sebi,
temvec OBJ volitvah raje glasujejo
"a korporacijske advokate. cato
Je pa tudi popolnoma prav in To-
gicno, da dobe delavci povsod lie
gold brich'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Niuiorski predstoinik 2

- Njujorski predstojnik "a u
teze in nero je izjavil, da je pri
pet centnih hlebcih belega kruha
razlika med II in % unGami. Pri
desetcentnih hlebcih je pa rail-
ka med "a in 80 uncami. Pri cr-
mem kruhu je pa razlika Sc vecja.
Ali ne hi bilo umeStno. da hi Sc
TAXA preiSkava vrSila Chicagi in
drugod. KakSna razlilla jc pri te-
II, hi najlozje povedale matere, ki
morajo nasiti po stiriti do pet la
Gnih otrok.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Sc pred kratkim so dobivali

Se pieu NJ dth1ln so QODlVall
uradniki in vsluzbenci enakotols-
Ike zeleznice V mali ,Aziji zelo niz-
Ike place. Ko so zahtevali zvisanie
place, je pa zelezniska druzba cd
govorila rezko, da ne da mic.
Uradniki in vsluzbenci so ma to
zaStrajkali in ustavili YES promet.
Nekaj dni kasneje so pa uradniki
brzojavili velikem veziriu V Ca
rigrad kratko in dolocno, da pri-
emo drugi dan zopet obratom pa
brez sodelOvanja druzbe in da bo-
do zviSane place pokrili IL dohod-
kov zeleznicc.
To Je. bila navadna razlastitev,
vsled katere Sc mora zalostiti vsa-
ko vrlo kapitalisticno srce. V od-
daljeni Mali Aziji so uradniki in
vsluzbenci dokazali. da so liudie,
ki rezejo lie kupone nepotrebni "a
zelezniSki obrat.
Gospodo je obletela zona, strah
il je preSinil kosti in mozeg. Ze,
drugi dan. ko so odposlali urad-
niki in vsluzbenci brzojavko mi
nistru, je druzba brzojavila, da
prizna vse zahteve strajkarjev.
Ia zmaga je bila mogoGa, ker
so uradniki in vsluzbenci nastopili
slozno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Generalni Strajk v Phi
ladelphiii.
L socutja s strajkujocimi vsluz-
benci cestne zeleznice 100000
delavcev ustavilo delo.-
Bossi klicejo ma po-
moo uniforma-
ne morilce!

Del0 V PhlladelphlJl, Ia, pOcl-
va. 100000 organiziranih delav-
cev je zadnjo soboto stopilo v
sploSno stavko. TAX odgovor je
dalo delavstvo Rapid Transit :
kompaniji in kapitaiisticni NEST
nj vladi ma brutalni nastop proti
strajkujocim vsuzbencem cestne
zeleznice, kteri so re diva tedna
ma strajku. Generalni Strajk V
Philadelphiji je konGni in neiz-
prosni boz med delom in kapita-
lom V onem mestu; BOZ, V kterem
mora podleGi cestozelezniSka dru-
zba, ali pa mora odzvoniti delav-
ski organizaciji.
Tam ie Ia enkrat delavstvo po-
kazalo, kako veliko moe ina, ako
slozno nastopi. Godbeniki so prvi
zaStrajkali. Gin je odbila dvanaj-
sta ura V noci od petka ma soboto,
ustavili so organizirani muzikant-
Je kakor bi odrezal vsako godbo.
pobrali Instruments in zapustili
kavarne, gledalisGa, plesne dvo-
rane in druge JAYNE lokale. Mu-
zikantom so takoj sledili kocijazi
in vozniki avtomobilov; - gospo-
da, Xxi Sc je mudila gledalis6ih,
"clubih' in ma raznih zabaviSGih.
je morala vsled tega sama voziti
kocije in maSine. ali pa It'll pes
domov.
V jutro OBJ 6 n Z uri so pa me-
stete parne piscali po fabrikah in
sapah f" tulile zastonj: delavcev
nj bilo ma delo. Strajku Sc je pri-
druzilo tudi veG tisoc neunijskih
delavcev. V soboto pOpoldne so
imeli strajkarji veliki shod ma
independence Square. Zupan
Reyburn, zagrizeni nasprotnik
dclavstva, je sicer po policijskem
sefu prepoveAal vsako zborovanie
delavcev, toda zadnji so kliub te-
mu zbOrovali - obkrozeni cd po-
licijskih Get Policaji pes in ma
konjih so Sc povsod zaganjali V
slime mnozice Strajkarjev in sim
patujoGega ljudstva. in mnogih
propadih tupatam je bilo prvi dan
generalnega 5traj.la stotine oseb
ranjenih. Mestno policiio so po-
mnozili ma 10000 moz. Vodstvo
strajka je delavcem strogo zabi-
clio, da Sc Guvajo izzivanja ali
napadov.
Delavstvo Philadelphiii je
storilo vse kar je sploh moglo sto-
riti, da prepreGi generalni Straik.
Posebni odbor StraikujoGih mo-
tormanov in konduktorjcv je po-
Zval upravo Rapid Transit kom-
panije ma dogovor V prid miru,
toda kompanija je oSabno odgo-
vorila, da nece mic sliSati o poga-
janju. temvec da bo vodila boz do
skrajnosti. Delavci, mnogi trgov-
ci, podjetniki in Sc cello duhovSGi-
ma je apelirala ma zupana Reybur-
ma in mestni svet. da bi posredo-
val prid miru. - Zupan le bill
"a vse gluh, pac pa Je brzojavil
governorju drzave Pennsylvania,
da maj ina drzavne konstablerje,
znane pennsylvanske "kozake ..
: pripravljene vsako minute! !
Ali nj torej to ocividen dokaz, da
so Sc kapitalisti in njih ponizna
dekla lokalna vlada zarotili. da
unicijo uboge strajkarje ce ne
drugace tudi bajoneti in krog-
lami IL pusk uniformiranih I'VE
rijY Ali nj to jasno, da namerava-
Jo kapitalisti zverinskim nasil-
jem potlaeiti in ugonobiti vsako
delavsko gibanje V Philadelphia?
Da, jasno kot bell dan. Zato: boj
samosilnikom ma cell crti!
koncna zmaga bo Zmaga zatlra-
mega delavstval
" organizacijskem okraju
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Uniformirani zajedalci."

To frazo je prinesel angleski
kapitalisticni dnevnik "Chicago
Tribune. Mi prinasamo to frazo
kot belezko, ker bo prisla doba,
ko bo Tribune" zagovarjala IT,
ste, ktere je imenovala dne %.
jan. t. ]. v uredniskem Glanku
"uniformirane zajedalce.'
Cenjeni citatelji, ali veste KITE
rega Tribune" nazivlje tenn
slabo donecim in nelaskavim ime-
nomf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
Chicago, ILL.,, 8. marca (March), 1910.

klavniee, XII bi bile lastnina ljud-
stva, bi zapravila veliko mani de-
maria, koristila veliko veG ljudem
in obenem pobila mesarske kralje
boil pa kot vsemi sodnimi pro-
cesi. XII Sc navadno konGajo "a
MO z blamazami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-08
SplOsen pregled.


vposlen pri R. j. Bremner Bake
ry Co. Morilec jc izvrSil svoj To-
povski Gin, ko je Cerny druzbi
dveh tovarisev pekov mic hudega
slutee mislil prekoraciti ulico ma
Clybourn Ave. diva blocka vstran
cd omenjene pekarije. Umor nj
mic druzega, kakor hudobno ma
seevanje mad unijskimi peki, KITE
ri so par dni poprej izprli Brem-
nerjevo pekarijo vsled preziranja
njih unije. Sploh so pekovsh moi
stri Chicagu re odvec samosilni.
= Slovenske gospodinje v Chica-
gu, kupujte samo unijski Kuh!
Predno kupite struco ali hiebec
kruha, poglejte ce je ma MEM pri-
lepljena unijska znamka. S TEN
pomagate organizaciji pekovskih
delavcev. Ogibajte Sc skebSkega
kruha Proc od skebskih pekarij |!
Skebskega huha Sc drzi ki!
ChicaSki prohibicionisti so cd
redili, da mora vsak clan ali pri-
staS njih stranke vsak dan moliti
IA zmago lokalne opcije in njih
vodenih kandidatov OBJ volitvah
D. aprila. o santa simplicitasl Kje
je Sc papez. da bi pcdaril "a vsak
vodeni glas kakSne "odpustke"l
Radovedni smo pa lie. kteri svet-
mix je posebni priprosnjik "a vo-
do, h kteremu zdihujejo fanatic
nj prohibicionisti.
Miss Caroline Ehler;, bolniSka
streznica V bolnici klavniSkega o.
kraja V Chicagu, porota, da je
10000 .delavcev V chicaSkih klav-
micah bolnih ma jetiki. Kot vzrok
navajo revno hrano, necista sta
novanja, ubozno obleko in kon-
Gem konca kot iZvor vsega zla !:
mike place. Delavci in delavke V
klavnicah ne zasluzijo toIiko, da
hi Sc rosteno najedli in oblckli -
zato pa morajo po6asi umirati "a
Jetlko Trideset tisoG jcticnih de.
lavcev klavnicah! TAX je kapi-
talizem,
Delavci ne spijo samo pc noei
temmveG noe in dan. vedno - a
najbolj pa smrcijo, ko gredo ma
voliSGa.
Senator Jeff Davis IL drzave
Arkansas. je dne ,. marca ocito
sam primal senatni zhornici. da
je od arkansaSkih kapitalistov
prejel mastno podkupnino ma
menom, da senatu "porine sko-
ii Zakon. Xxi hi vlado oproStil
1astniStva 100000 akrov zemlje,
litero so ukradli doticni kapitali-
sti. Cemu je "poSteni senator to
povedal! Mi vemo brez MEGA, da
brez korupcije in grafta ne OBJ
sto]i nobena javna uprava. Mi We
mo. da "ljudski" zastopniki V
WashingtOnu dobivajo dvoino
place: prvic cd ljudstva. da ga
''zastopajo". in drugic od tru-
stov, da ne zastopajo ljudstva !!
Kapitalizem temelji ma zlocinu -
tatvini in graftu. in zato je Gisto
logiGno, da kapitalisti kupujejo
Svindlerske zakone po postavoda-
iah. Samo jeden je bog: - profit,
in graft je njegov prerok!l
Velika porota V Chicagu je mi
null petek spodobno oprala trebu-
Saste grafterje V mestni hisi. Y
drugimi besedami: porota je "a
vrgla obtczbo, da so nektcri NEST
nj uradniki druzbi zupanom
Busse jem okradli mesto "a $33-
600 V odjemanju pri Cummings
Foundry Co. Veleporotniki so bill
vecinoma bankirji, tvorniski ma
nagerji, veliki businessman, sploh
sami politicni prijatelji zupana
Busseja. In to pove vse! Ali maj
vrana vrani izkljuje ociY!
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