davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
VSEM DELNICARJEM JUGO-
SLOVANSKE DELAVSKE
TISKOVNE DRUZBE.

Direktorij je sklenil ma zadnji
seji, da sc pozovejo vsi delnicarj,
XII imajo delnice, da p~osljejo svo-
je delnice radi kontrole ma uprav-
nistvo "Proletarca". Istotako DO
zivlje direktorij vse tiste, XII so
morda placali delnice, pa Jill MISC
dobili, da pismeno obvestijo O TEN
upravnistvo "Proletarca."
Ia razglas je veljaven "a devet-
deset dni cd tistega dine, ko Sc je
razglasil. Pc 60 dneh Sc bodo raz
dale delnice B. vsem tistim, ki so
placali delnice in upostevali ia
razglas.
Pc 80 dneh Sc bodo vse druge
delnice preklicale neveljavnim.
Veljavne bodo lie delnice B.
Use delnice morajo biti vuosla-
ne do dine 8. nov. 1910
Delnicarji vpostevajte ia raz-
glas, da sc kasnejse ne DO nihce
iZgovarjal, da nj vedel "a ia cd.
lok direktorija, ce DO trpel skodo
Direktorij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

Shurtleff ulozil V banko pc tisoc
diva tisoc III cello Stiri tisoc dollar
jev kmalu potem kadar je V zbor-
nici propadcl kakSen zakonski
predlog, HI nj bill vSec kapitali-
stom. Pa ne da hi bill kapitaliSti
podkupili S~hmrtleffa? O ne -
s~poStovani rcpublikanski in de-
mokratski goSpodie V zbornicah
Sc IA c svct ne dajo podkupiti.
dokler Jim kdpitalisti ne - po-
nudijo tiSoGakoy. Business ie bu-
SincsS! In demo republikancem
ie zakonodaja tudi business.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

slano razglednico. bi Sc ne bill kla-
til pc Thomas, w. Va. % ct Mary
S~traziSar: ker nj resniGno. da ie
j. L. izvolil glavnim nadzornikom
Ant. StraziSarja 5. ID. +. 4. % ct:
Ant. StraziSar: Ker je bill naspro
II lzvolltvi istega, - ct Jos. Bri-
cell :hot glaNni uradnik =. y. p.
D., ker urednik nj ugodil naSim
prltozbam, - ct Andrcj Drobnic ::
PoSlani oSel ie maihen. a mic ne
dene, je pa isti, Iii ga .ie odposlal
temvecJ. p ct: Ant. Scenic. Kcr
Je namen k%lofutovga Jancza ne
doSeglJiv, 10 ct. Jos. Brircli: Kcr
sem pc krivem ~priScgcl. Jos. Bri-
cell: ker jc to laz od poStenjako-
Nca. 10 ct. Jak. Kocjan: Kcr pri-
poznavam John SuStaria naive
cnm laInjivccm sedanjc dobe. -
ct. fabric: Ma zcmlii tel mas dcd
M stall, al lc ziyimo mi. Ia Mani
pa mas SIN oStal, po SIM sinovi.
20 ct. Jos. Lovko: Ker Sc ma md.
Lett PEEK vcdno IN kare krrga. >
CT. Jos, Lovko: Granatr bodo raz-
bile Port Artur', - ct. Frank
Nos: Obzalujem mole SoScdc. to
pa lato, ker prevcG >vojc Soproge
poSluSajo, 10 ct. Frank Kos: y
tenn upam, da 50 vSi jerk ma
pram mem in mojej ohitclji zavc-
Fam. ako pa ne. Sc pa kic drugjc
pogledamo, amen. II ct. Mat Tur-
SIC: ker sem >tara CerkniSka
krevlja, - ct. Fran Kos: la Jim
enkrat IA vSclci .iczikc zavczcm.
I'D ct. y. Nidrich: Kcr ie Fran
Nos ravno tax. kot nicgovi soscd-
Je, ct. Fran Kos: Me veseli. ko
Stanujcm Y Kurji VAST. To ic tam.
kJer zenSke nimajo druzega. kot
Samo laz ma pragu. p ct. Fabric ::
ker Je Nina RovanSek ulozil pro
Snjo IN komStableria. 10 ct. Ignac
Nos: ker jc bill Anton StraziSar
pravilmo izvolien glavnim nadz.
;. d. =. L. pa ne po j. Paiku. p
ct. Fabric: Ker je Anton Gabren-
III Srce Y hlacc uSlo. 10 ct. Fabric ::
Ei,l. ..,,, I..l.,.-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
NemSki cesar

- NtIlIShI CtSdT u WlnOTI Tt-
den s svoJlm spremstvom priScl Y
B~ruselj. Ulice. pc katerih ie sci.
so Stralili vSi tajni in uniformira-
nj pollcaji, pa Sc dcset tiSoG voja-
kov.
Socialist so pa oh istem casu
obdrzavali shod. ma katerem so
izrekli svojc simpatije %ncmSkemu
delavstvu. katerc tlaGita kapitali-
zem in militarizem.
Nori Niltck potujc V inozemst-
WI kot ruSki ear. V druZbi poll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
Llstu v podporo.

NaDrano ma scstanku zabavnc-
ga vecera Jugosl. soc. kluba 81. ).
med sodrugi in somiSljeniki ma
rankin Cgh. Pa. SledeGe:
a. Nldrlch Hvala IN Sliko
osla' podoba pevcev DIR. Intri.
ga PR Port Arturiu: 10. ct Jos
EiceIJ: ker Sc je SuStar Boss hui
b. Zmotll, lOct; Mokrorepec: vs.
2eu s'hega oslovskcga repa: 10
~; ouhorepec: Vsled mokrega re
pa: ioct; Fabric: Ako hi poSilia-
PelJ mlslll ma posledice IA odpo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

In kje je Sc oblekao k.je so dru-
ge prepotrebne stvari? Zdaj pa
pride kakSne vsegaSit bogati po-
stopac in pravi. da vsak delavec
81 lahko neka.i prihrani. ce je lie
poSten in da nj pijanec, Seveda
- ko hi mu kdo dial luknjo IA
Stonj, kjer hi prcSpal, in ako hi
zenl IN otrokOm vtaknil zamaSke
nekam in potem zivcl oh ''Sveio-
pisemski mani Chika&ki ka-
pitalistiGni listi p~orocajo. da Sc .je
hotela zena dclavca .Jakoba Else
ma. stanujocega ma l411 Hudson
Ave. zadnji teden zastrupiti, ker
nj mogla videti stradanja svoiih
otrok. Men soprog dobi vsak tie
den SD in trdo della IA te cente.
%llranlti je pa trcba sen otrok
poleg vseh dragih na.jpotrebnej-
Sih stroSkov. kar pa oh TEN "a
sluIku nj mogoGc. Xivcli So veG.ii
del oh samem kruhu. Otroci so
raztrgani in bosi vslcd cesar ne
mOrejo Y solo. To ic Elsonovo ia
ko bolclo, da 81 .ie konGno hotela
welt zivljcnjc. zato da hi otroci
zamogli pojcsti tudi njcn dclez
pri mil.
V pravkar volilni borbi je
priSlo ma dan. da jc Edward ID.
Schurtleff. predscdnik V spodnii
zbornici drzave Illinois. lcta 1909
V devetih mesccih dcpozitiral ma
FIRST National bank V Marcngo.
ILL.,. $12.6S5.O0. In vcGino tcga de
maria .ic vlOzil V gotovini. kar je
" dovoli suml.iivo. ka.iti skoro
yes business So navadno opravlja
$ ceki. Niegova plaza cd drzavc
znaSa "a cello lcto pa Samo $3.50.
Drugcga posla Shurtleff sploh nj
opravljal ali vodil. Odkod ie to-
rel denar? We Sc pa tudi, da je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

!. nonizne hlapce suznodrzcev in
. klerikalizma.
Ia dogodek pa dokazuje. da so
aelayski easniki prepotrebni IA
aslayce. da Jill bodrijo, in ucijo
,ukati una svitli NEE IA svojo
o~svoboditev,
ysem socialistiGnim dclavcem
oozdrav, "Proletarcu' pa aelim,
a hi kmalu dvakrat V tcdnu IL
hajal.
Ant. Sterile.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
Delavci IN

Delavci imajo lie emo udobnost
ma svetu. Prodati smejo svojo de-
lavnO moe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08
v

- koliko 81 delavec prihrani Z
SD tedenske place. kateri ina ze-
no i'll kopo otrok? Tukaj .ie te-
denSki raGun.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-08

cajev in Y senci vojaSkih bajone-
TOW.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
z INVESTIGATORS
MADE PRISONERS
S. G. Taylor, Law and Order
League Member, Under
Arrest Also.
COMPLAINT OF SCHAUMS
Gambling House Operators Charge
Malicious Mischief, Larceny and
DisorderIy Conduct.

AS an aftermath of this mornings
gambling raid. S. C. Taylor, 9OS TWEEN
tieth street, and Frank Hulse and W.
w. Scott of Chicago, investigators IN
the employ of the Law and Order
league of Rock Island, were arrested
and thrown into Jail with several
charges hanging over their heads.
The compliments in most of the cases
were the Schaum brothers, Philip and
Jacob, and in the other cases patrol
men swore out the warrants.
s. c. Taylor is charged with ma
licious mischief, two separate COM
plants being filed against him. He is
also charged with larceny and disorder
ly conduct and for carrying concealed
weapons. The last two cases are city
cases.
W. W. Scott is charged with malic-
ious mischief. for carrying concealed
weapons, larceny, and assault with a
deadly weapon. C. A. Bennett, bar
tender, is the complainant in the last
named charge.
Frank Hulse is charged with malic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21

organization had ample funds to con-
tinue it's prosecutions until the city
was put through the cleansing process
that it has needed for the past few
years. The league Is composed of men
who are not to be awed by the present
miscarriages of the law in Rock Island
county, nor will they be discouraged by
the technical fight the gamblers evil
IDENTIFY are preparing to put up.
Selling Liquor without License.
Last night three women and a man
were arrested on a charge of selling
liquor without a license. Those arrest
ed were Mrs. Lew Kelly, 419 Fifteenth
street; Grace Cooley, 1906 First ave
nue.; Mary A Truesdale, III Sixteenth
street, and John Weathers, 1929 Fifth
avenue. The latter runs the Lincoln
club, which is a negro resort and the
other three places are, according to
the confession of the arrested women,
houses of prostitution. John H. Haul
berg signed the complaints against the
places and Constable August Schmid
made the arrests. Trials were held
last evening before Justice J. H. Gle
land and the cases were continued IN
til tomorrow The defendants were
placed under bonds of 800 each. which
they furnished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
COUNTY BOARD Is
FIXING SALARIES
Question of Putting Proposition to
Build New Jail to Vote
Considered.

The September term of the board -
supervisors, which has been on rec -
since a week ago yesterday, recon
vened again this afternoon at O'Clock.
The matters which are to come before
it first are the reports on fees and sal
aries and the question Of putting on
the next ballot the proposition calling
for the building of a new jail. Tia
fees and salaries report came first
and after a little discussion a. TO the
method Of voting, the salary of the
county Judge was fixed at $4,000 per
year. The clerks salary was l,ont
the same as it was last year, $500.
and the sentiment OF the board seemed
to indicate that the salary Of the other
county officers would be kept the same
also
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital organs
like strains on machinery cause break
downs. You can't over-tax stomach
liver, kidneys, bowels or nerves with
out serious danger to yourself. II you
are weak or rundown, or under strain
of any kind, take Electric Bitters the
matchless tonic medicine. Mrs. j. z.
Van de Sande, of Kirkland, ILL.,, writes
THAT / did not break down, while en-
during a most severe strain. for three
months. is due wholly to Electric Bit
ters.' Use them and enjoy health and
strength. Satisfaction positively guar
anteed. Fifty cents at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
ious mischief and larceny.
Cases Continued 10 Days.


Each was taken before Police Magis-
trate c. ]. Smith this afternoon, after
having lain in jail several hours. Upon
motion of Assistant States Attorney
H. NJ. Schriver the cases were all con-
tinued for 10 days, and the men were
released after furnishing bonds of $500
for each distinct charge against them.
Fred Titterington of Rock Island sign
ed the bonds.
Mr.. Taylor is a retired farmer, GO
years of age. and has been active in
the work of the Law and Order league
He claims he was held in cell several
hours and his friends and attorneys
were denied permission TO interview
him.
H. Schaffer and James Mcnamara
affixed their signatures to the bonds
of the two investigators.
Blows Follow Argument.
An incident of the raid that caused
considerable excitement was a per-
sonal encounter between H. NJ Nc
Caskrin and J. B. Eckhart 1t resulted
from an argument over the respective
moral merits of the Schaffer and Nc
Caskrin municipal administrations.
Blows were exchanged, but there were
no arrests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
Sheriffs Office Furnishes Deputy to Arrest Consta-
bic August Schmd as He is About to Apply
Match to Paraphernaa on River Front.
VERY LIKE REIGN OF TERROR IN CITY
Mayor Calls Out the Fire Department to Prevent Conaga-
tion of the Contraband Apparatus Seized From
the Diamond and Turf Resorts.

, of Justice J. II. CIeIand. The warrants,
as In the raid of the A. w .BiIlbure
resort over the Park saloon on TWEEN.
tleth street between Second and Third
avenues, last Saturday afternoon, were
issued at the Instance of the agents
4 of the Rock Island Law and Order
| league, which has inaueurated a war
fare on immoral conditions In the city
after having had professional inVestl'
gators at work here the past two
months.
Jacob w. Schaum Is proprietor Of the
Diamond gambling house and Phillip
Schaum and Fred q. Titus Of the Turf
resort. The gambling houses, appar-
emily after a busy night, were unten-
anted when the constable and his as
sistants swooped down upon the prem
Uses, backing wagons in front of the
entrances and loading on the gambling
paraphernaIia, consisting of roulette
wheels, klondIke and crap tables, poker
tables and chips.
LEGAL WRIT TO PREVENT FIRE.
The other furnishings, such as
chairs, lounges, ETC., were taken also.
The paraphernaIia was dumped on
Second avenue In front of the office of
Justice J. n. cIeland, between Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth streets, and af-
terWard was removed to the river
front Just west of Eighteenth street,
where it was to be destroyed by fire.
Just as Constable SchmId was about to
apply the match Constable p. J. HeV.
erling, armed with writ of replevin,
Issued by Justice George p. Nissen at
the instance of the Schaum brothers,
appeared on the scene, his arrival be-
ing Simultaneous with that of George
Newberry, chief of the fire department,
the latter acting under orders of May
or G. w. McCaskrin. The fire chief
hurried to the scene In his buggy and
brought along a chemical extinsuisher
to be employed In case the parapher-
MALTA was set on fire. A large crowd
Of people had gathered to witness the
promised conflaeration. The Schaums
claimed that in the raids personal prop
erty belonging to them that had no
relation to the gambling outfits, was
seized, and this Is what they sought
to have restored to them on the re-
pleVin WIKI.
LOOncy and the SherifH's Force.
John Looney, evidently acting in
the capacity of legal counsellor. was at
the side of the gamblers during their
efforts to secure the return of their
property. Lawyers Of standing in the
community characterized the re-
plevin proceeding a travesty on the
law, inasmuch as gambling parapher-
MALTA is recognized as contraband the
same as the enemy's' ammunition in
time of war The gambling outfit, to-
gether with the other belongings of
the gamblers removed from the resorts,
was piled upon wagons and returned
to the location from which it was TAX
en- by the constable and his aids earlier
in the morning.
Mayor McCaskrin justified his action
by the statement that he was simply
preventing a conf1agration on a public
The sheriff's Office show
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
ARTICLES SEIZED.


From Schaum & Titus place
the following was taken: Two
poker tables, two oblong ia
bles, three faro tables, one
desk, 18 chairs, 10 table legs
(off gaming tables), 10 pic
lures, suit of clothes, one dav-
export, one hat, books, three
revolvers, and Gnoleum and
carpets.
From Jake Schaum's place
over the Diamond the raid
brought forth the following
Twenty one chairs, two tub
tables, one roulette wheel, two
round tables, carpets, hnoleum
and pictures.
John Looney went to the
office of Justice j. H. Cleland
at noon today and demanded
to see copies of the search
warrants which were used by
Constable August Schmid and
3 his assistants in making the
raid on the gamblers. The
warrant was shown him,
whereupon he demanded to see
the complaint and any other
papers which were on file in
the case. Papers other than
the search warrant were not
accessible and the justice had
made no entries of the docket
as yet, so Looney was disap-
pointed. Looney said: ST
am the attorney for Jake
and Pete Schaum and I
am interested in seeing that
they have their rights. The
furnishings and things which
were taken from them were not
lawfully seized and Justice
Cleland had no legal right to
order it burned or otherwise
destroyed. Justice Cleland
says he could see that the
goods were gambling tools, but
that does not make it certain
that they were used for that
purpose. It was not proven
that they were used for gam
bling purposes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
GAMBLERS, CLAIMING PROTECTION"
OFFER RESISTANCE TO LEGAL RAIDS
THUGS BEAT UP
ORDER LEAGUE
INVESTIGATORS

w. w. Scott and Frank Huise, the
Chicago Investigators in the employ Of
the Rock Island Law and Order league,
were attacked on Eighteenth street
and Third avenue this afternoon, sup
posedly by three men, and both treat
ed to merclless beating.
Scott was unconscious several min
utes. The assaIIants, whose names
were not learned, escaped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
Roof ON Fire

Sparks from a defective chimney
started a fire on the roof Of a dwelling
at 1921 Fourth avenue at 1910 this
afternoon. The blaze was extingulshed
before the arrival of the fire depart
ment. The house is occupied by the
Tri-City Bottling works and several
families.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
johnson VIII Not Put Up.

Boston, Sept. 21.-Jack Johnson re-
fused today to put up $4,000 for fight
for the title with Sam Langford, at
Boston, until the latter had his forfeit
deposited. They may come TO terms
later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
Iooseness of the bowels. II is equally
valuable for children and adults. II
always cures. Sold by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21

Gambling rooms at 1915 Second ave-
nue., over the Diamond saloon, and at
11e Eighteenth street, above the Turf
saloon, were raIded at o'clock this
morning by force under direction of
Constable August Schmid Of South
Rock Island, who was armed with
search warrants issued from the court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-21
TrappIst Abbot Dead.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sept. 81
Father John Baptiste Abbot of the
Monastery Trappist monks at St Nor
bert, Man, Is dead.
The National tribune., 1910-08-11

Their experiences in the use of BodT one have proven
beyond shadow of doubt that the Bod Tone plan Of tonng
all the body is right plan that helps these and other
disorders that it real aid to nature How Bod Zone has
acted these is best shown by the letters Of praise
received from former sufferers Every day mail brings its
SHARE for the fame Of BodiTone is spreading like wild fire,
because Bo Tone doing the Ok and proving its superior
y remedies. Many who have for years been
poor health and have tried all Of the prominent medi
cines, have written that single box of Dod Tone did
good than all the others combined Other sufferers
who have tried good physicians and specialists for their
troubles at great cost long PERIOD have written that
Bodi Tone did the work after their doctors had failed 1t
not luck accident guesSwork which gives Bod this
power but expert knowledge of the rghremedes andhow
where others have failed Ii invented supply
the need for real medicine sufferers could depend upon
and the experience ofhouSandS prove how we'll fills this need
The National tribune., 1910-08-11
DOn'tPutItO

Why delay another day. when trial Of this and
proven medicine yours for the asking? Why keep suffer
ing day after day when all need do is send us the
which says II Want IT, to get rs days treatment of this
health The curative powers of BodTone have been amply
proven by solid year Of 1t has been tested in
thousands of cases. covering great variety ofamens both
sexes every age and the results obtained than
sufficient amply prove the wide curative value ofhis spe
did formula Iwas advertised right from the start as remedy
for all of the body and its aid has been sought by chronic su
erers from most of the important diseases which destroy the
bodys peace and comfort Overcome hundred thousand people
have used it during the past year.
The National tribune., 1910-08-11

PROVIDENCE IL heartily appreciate kindness sending
the Bod Tone trial. for has done good than
medicine My Kidneys and Liver far better and the
pains shoulder blades and sides all My appetite
remarkable and find getting don't know how to thank
you enough for what medicine has done for think
odend when think of condition in when began
taking it. MRS REBEccA R. POTTER 6I Pleasantvile Ave
SEYMOUR NDBod Tone has absolutely proved its value
condition. which peculiar When would take drink OF
would stomach and have bad
Then would would have bad that
could hardly checked Bod has rmedied this
trouble and am glad to recommend when get chance
TAsKEY
find gratitude for
what has done for not able to walk than
mile before weak and of breath could little solid
sleep and felt tired the morning ASH had done hard
days work tried patent medicines until disguised and doctors
without lasting had Caarh and Throat trouble
Liver and Kidneys all Of tone When would
all the with such
feeling When first advertisement thought simply
another medicine the seemed attractive and read
and sent for and glad did for the best medicine
used sleep like healthy child walk eat and work
7d happy contened thanks
God and Bod Tone will keep in the house long as live
SPANGLER.
WINCHESTER pleasure speaking good word for
twelve at time
The National tribune., 1910-08-11

good since taking Bod Tone that we feel though we
could not say enough in behalf of this wonderful
remedy. MRS. TAYLOR HANCE.
KrNGsBURY. Tsx.-I am glad to make the following
statement about Bodi-Tone. have taken most of two
boxes and am happy to that it has been of great
benefit to in many respects Iwork hard every day
on the farm, my breathing is free and easy and my
appetite is good sleep well and am doing fine am
70 years old and give Bodi Tone all the credit for
improved condition. 1t will be a pleasure to me to
recommend Bod Tone JOHN w. HARRIS.
BREWSTER WAsH-Bodi- Tone is wonderful rem
edy 1t has cured me and little girl of Bronchitis
cannot praise it too highly MRS. LEVI E. JOHNSON.
The National tribune., 1910-08-11

taken sick 1t has had good effect all over my body
for have had remarkable Improvement the condi-
tion of my Heart. Stomach. Bowels and Nerves Ihave
gone back to work and am able to work right along
with renewed energy and vigor. N. r. SIPEs. 2
OPELIKA. ALA-Bodi Tone has done me more good
than all the medicine have ever taken had Kidney
and Bladder trouble. Twas weak that could hardly
lift chair for pain in my back and shoulders. Now
that has disappeared. can lie my left side and
can sleep well. / a soldiers widow 76 years old
MRS. B. B. BRoADwArE1t.
GRAND LEDGE. MIcn.-I have been afflicted over
six years with Muscular Rheumatism in my arms II
finally settled in bac ok and the doctor called it