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Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Reporters Discover Bu
One WiImingfonian hno
Said He Did, and There
is Some Doubt About
Him

If you should offer reward for the
discovery OF a Wilmingtonian who has
read from beginning TO end the mes
sage President TAFT sent to Congress
this week, you would have "A pretty
good chance of keeping the reward for
Yourself. Not because you had read
the message, but because you couldn't
find somebody who had.
Reporters for THE EVENING
JOURNAL in making their rounds to-
day asked many persons If they had
read the Taft message. one would
plead guilty to reading all of it, but
some admitted reading sections OF it.
One said he intended TO read, one said
he had read it, but.
Be il remembered that the Presi-
dents message consumes twenty-eight
columns of newspaper space, and 10
read it at one session is a task. Even
the reading clerks in Congress do not
do that. The abridged message makes
seven columns of newspaper, and
those who read the seven columns
must not think they read the entire
message. Far be it--twenty-three col
umns, I'm fact-from the truth. Here
are some of the replies the reporters
received from men who were asked II
they had read the Presidents mes.
sage.
Sui1ragists Read Some.
Mrs. John A. Cranston, of Newport
president of the Delaware Equal Suf
frage Association, state that she haC
read the abridged form of the Presi
dents message. She disapproved o
his idea confning the experiment of th'
parcels post system to the rural dis
tricts; she thought it would do LITTLE
good to the country people that way.
Dr. Joseph White Delacour, anothe
member of the association, had rea'
much OF the message and stated tina
it was dry reading
A numher of other members of tn
Delaware EQUAL Suffrage Association
said they read the headings, and por
tiOus of the Presidents message. On
member disanproved because it con
tanned no reference to equal suffrage
Anther member read the entire mes
sape in ahridged form in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL and found it interest
irg. particularly the recipe for min
jeilv al the end
Colonel Ainsraw's View.
Col A. H. Ainscow said that he hal
read the message hut when asked
be bad gone through it in its euti-e;s
replied: 81 ord no. only read thug
bat Interested me including the Pan
anna Canal subject ana several othe
subjects of like interest
When asked how many columns q
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
CALL HALT ON
SNOW REMOVAL
County Engineer Against
Spending Money Without
Consulting Him
MUCH MONEY WASTED
In PAST, HE BELIEVES

County Engineer Wilson has sent
out letter of warning to all county
road supervisors regarding expendi-
ture for the removal of snow so that
roads will not be blocked. No work
will be allowed to be done without
permission from the county engi-
neer.
Five years ago under the old sys-
tenn $4,000 was spent for opening
snow-blocked roads. That was when
the fields were clear and blocks only
here and there. During the heavy
snow last winter the hundreds spent
S7,627.3S, and the county $4,000 in
such work.
The following is a copy of the let
ter sent to the supervisors:
Wilmington, Del, Dec. s, 1910.
Dear Sir:-The winter now being
upon us it seems timely that a word
of warning be sent you in regard TO
snow expenditure. With the IN
creasing demand for better roads
than those we have put up with in the
past it is necessary that we consume
every penny possible of the road tax
for that purpose and one of the grand
est savings can be made in the money
spent for snow removal, money
which after the snow has gone, has
gone also, leaving no permanent road
improvement
If each of us in the country were "a
endure little inconvenience for
day or so and help clear the road We
use without a charge for the same
tre snow expenditure would be re-
duced to a minimum. In large storms
like that of last winter IL was ne
cessary to clear at least all the man
leading roads, for not only were the
roads completely blocked but thu
fields also, but in most cases th'
storms are of short duration and th'
drifts only here and there. Where I
is generally possible to pass aroun'
them. through the adjoining field
without damage TO the crops. To'
many undiscrimitative bills have beeI
sent I'm for snow work, many of then
long after the winter was over whel
it was impossible to judge OF thei
merits.
The telephones are now so genera
throughout the county that all part
thereof can be reached in a few hours
Hereafter. therefore, do not begin an
snow work until the storm has com
pletely passed and then only ate
first communicating with this office
Yours very truly,
James Wilson.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Mrs. Goetz Dead at AtIanta.

Max Goetz, proprietor of the Lokal
Anzieger, has received a telegram
from Atlanta, Ga, stating that his
mother, Mrs. Evelina Goetz is dead.
Mrs. Goetz. who was rs years Of age,
has been a resident of this country
for eighteen years and until a few
years ago she resided in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Goetz, accompanied by his wife
and children went to Atlanta with the
degree team of Eden Lodge, 1. o. o.
f. last summer and while there Wis
tied his mother.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
CHARITIES PREPARE
4 FOR XMAS FESTIVAL

The Society for Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children is preparing 20
make its usual distribution of food
and clothing TO the poor and the needy
of the city.
Humane Agent Frank Stout is now
receiving contributions to further the
work. He is we'll equipped TO know
the really poor and needy Of the city,
coming in contact as he does with this
class, and money given to the society
will be we'll expended.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
FEDERAL GRAND JU Y
WILL CONSIDER CASES

The Federal grand jury will meet
on next Tuesday. Among the cases TO
be considered are those of Victor Lub-
liner aud Henry Townsley. both of
New York, who are accused of doing
business here under the name of the
Stock Trust Company and the National
Assurance Company in violation of the
postal laws. Both men are at liberty
in S3,500 bail each having received a
hearing before United States Commits
sioner Mahaffy several weeks ago and
held H. that amount for the grand jury
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
ALLIANCE In
CONVENTION HERE

The fourteenth annual convention OF
the Christian Alliance was opened
last night at the Alliance Chapel in
West Fifth street Meetings will be
held tonight, all day tomorrow, Mon
day evening, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon and evenings, and all day on
Thursday.
The convention speakers are the
Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Senft. Of Philadel-
phia the Rev. u. j. Richards, district
superintendent; the Rev. r. NJ. Staudt.
Of Baltimore; the Rev. c. Werner
Brown; the Rev. J. p Gates, of AS
bury Park, and the Rev. Arthur VIII
liams. of Congo. The public is invited
to attend the meetings.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
FIRE DAMAGES
MILFORD STORE

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Dec. 10-Fire at
daybreak to-day gutted the grocery
store of r. c. Pierce. doing about
81 800 damage. Tho store Is located
in Wats0n's block in the middle OF
the business section, and the blaze
which was discovered at $50 o'clock,
caused much excitement.
The new fire company under COM
mand of Chief W. r. Lank went into
service and assisted in saving the
building. The stock was ruined. The
property is insured.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
ST. MARY'S HOLY
NAME SOCIETY MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the st.
Mary's Holy Name Society will be held
tomorrow afternoon. The nomina-
tion and election Of officers for the
ensuing year will take place. The
proposition of uniting the societies OF
the diocese into a union will be taFen
up again it is hoped that reports from
other societies will be In at that time.
The first move for holding a re-
union of the Holy Name Societies on
New Years day will be made at this
meeting A full attendance of the
members is expected
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
THESE WIN THE
STATE CORN PRIZES

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Dec. 10.-The State
cash prizes offered to oranges for ex-
hibiting the best corn grown by mem
bers have been won as follows; New
Castle couny-Harmony Grange,
Hockessin, first; Diamond State
Grange, Stanton, second.
Kent county-Trophy of FELTON,, first,
Capitol, of Dover, second; Sweep
stakes. (Silver cup offered by Pres
ident Meredith), Harmony Grange.
The corn was so extraordinary It Will
be sent by the State to the National
Corn Exposition at Columbus.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
FIVE WANT TO BE
RURAL MAIL CARRIER

Five applicants for the position of
rural mail carrier for the MarshalIton
district took the civil service exam
nation at the postofiice to-day. The
applicants are: John A. Crouch, Ed
ward w. Clouser. John Tanning, JOS
eph u Stocktill and 1. Irving Allcorn.
all of Marshallton.
IL was said to-day that Rural Mail
Carrier Wood I'm the district in ques-
tion. will resign and one Of the men
who are taking the examination to-
day will be appointed in his plaSe
The position pays $75 a month.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
WIFE'S SCREAMS SAVE
HER HUSBANDS BREAKFAST

Appearing in her kitchen probably
for something to cat strange white
man badly frightened Mrs. o. l.. Brick
man. of Claymont, while she was pre-
pairing her husbands breakfast about
o'clock yesterday morning. The
woman's screams frightened the fell
low away.
The man is supposed to be t.Sssess-
ed of a good appetite for it is said
that some person has been visiting
homes in that section and stealing
food At the home of William II
Danzenbaker the thief obtained a
steak and other edibles.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
NEW SQUIRE
READY FOR WORK
Thomas 5. Lewis Will Begin
Duties as Soon as Com
ID mission Comes

Thomas S. Lewis who was appoint
ed magistrate to succeed Alton c.
Pyle by Governor Pennewill yester-
day afternoon. has received notice of
the appointment but his commission
has not yet ariyed When it does
he will be sworn in and Immediately
assume his new duties.
The appointment did not come as
surprise as it was predicted in The
Evening Journal that Mr.. Lewis would
receive the appointment He is secre-
tary of the Republican State Com
mittee. Mr.. Lewis was clerk Of Conn
ell several terms and clerk of the
House Of Representatives in 1905.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. December H.
Standard Oil suffered "A blow-up this
morning. and Milford was Jared by
it. The big tank wagon of the Atlantic
Refining Company, a STANDARD OIL
concern, used TO distribute oil about
Milford and vicinity exploded while
some of the pipes on II were being
thawed out with a torch.
During the night the spigot pipe
froze up because Of the intense cold,
and before starting out this morning
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
FLETCHER WINs FENCE yAULT

Fletcher won the fence vault, the
attraction of the Y. NJ. c. A. gymna-
stun contest last evening, vaulting
8 feet. 10 inches. Kates' team won the
team honors with a total of % feet
made by the four men of his team.
The team standings to date are;
Team No. 3, Captain Davidson, l49;
No. 1. Captain Kates, 1856; No. ?, Cap
tani Schopfer, 127.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
MEMORIAL MASS
TO FATHER BIRMINGHAM

An anniversary mass will be held in
st. Patricks Church on Monday
morning at $50 o'clock in memory of
the late Father W. J. Birmingham
who was pastor of that church before
his death.
Solemn high mass will be cele-
brated with the Rev. j. p Quigley
pastor of the chu-ch, as celebrant,
the Rev. Daniel r. Sullivan deacon
and the Rev Patrick Brennan, sub
deacon. The children's choir will sing
the mass. All friends of the late
Father Birmingham are invited.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Adnir,s Team Wins.

Captain Adair won the basket shoot
ing relay race at the morning contest
of the High School classes at the Y. NJ.
c. A. this morning. Captain Adair's
team won two out of three matches
and the honors for best attendance
also went to his team. In the High
School classes the team standings are:
Captain Adair's team, 16, and Captain
Stewards team, 3.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
MORE MILITIAMEN
WERE INSPECTED

Companies c and f of the Organ
lied Militia, under Major Simon p.
Doherty. the First Infantry Band and
the hospital corps were inspected at
the State Arsenal, Twelfth and
Oraneg streets. last night.
Major Clarence A. Short, of New
ark. was inspection officer The
militiamen made an excellent show
ing
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
WARREN PROTEST
MEETING TONIGHT

A Warren protest meeting" Will
be held by Socialists of this city in
Turn Hall tonight. Fred Warren, ed
itor of the Appeal to Reason, was sem
fenced 10 six months Imprisonment
on charge of Illegal use of the mails.
Upton Sinclair, Of Arden, and Charles
Sehl Of Philadelphia. will be tha
speakers.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
MICHAEL WELSH DIsORDERLY.
City Court Judge Fines Him for BOls-
ferrous Conduct in His Home.

Michael Welsh was before the
Municipal Cou-t this morning on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
Welsh has failed to work of any ac-
count during the past four years. Ac-
cording to testimony in court he
makes il custom 10 come home in
toxicated, create disorder and threar-
en- his aged mother until she gives
him money. Judge Joslyn imposed q
fine Of $40 and costs.
Michael Brennan was found al
Eighth and Market streets last even
ing using bad language. He was fined
SO and costs.
Clarence Smith drank too much
liquor yesterday and it cost him sac
this morning.
William Hancock came from down
state to get a suit of clothes, and a.
ter making the purchase became in
toxicated He was fined 81 and costs
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Use Torch to ThaW Frozen
Oil Tank Wagon: BANG!

workmen began TO thaw the pipe out
with torches. With a hang that sound
ed like a big coast defense rifle the
tank exploded. The noise was head
all over Milford. So great was the
force Of the explosion that part of tho
tank was shattered Edward Carpen-
ter, the driver, was hurled to the
ground and was cut and bruised but
not seriously hurt
Singular as It may seem, the horses
attached 10 the tank were not injured,
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
MANY Muskrats I'm Market.

To-day was 'muskrat" day IN the
market. In place of the masses of
yellow and white chrysanthemums
that bore the chickens and ducks
company last week, there were huge
mounds of the skinned marsh rab-
bits" and they were selling by the
hundred. The poor kind went for two
for a quarter, while the super-rats
were fifteen and twenty cents apiece.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
No CONTEST on MRS. rDDYs WILL

BY United Press Leased Special wro
BOSTON. Dec lo-That there v be Contest Of tho viii
Mary founder he Christian
Science Church the statement made to-day by Dr p j.
Eddy Eddy declared be spoke
for himself W. Glover Eddys Dr. Eddy
further place ss Eddys body had
not boon decided upon
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
DEATH OF SAMUEL DIXON,

Samuel Dixon, a well-knOwn FAR
mer, of near Ashland, died yesterday
at teh age of "a years. The funeral
service will be held from the homo
Of his son-in-law. Samuel Way. at
1890 o'clock on Monday and interment
made in Union Hill Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
NAMES FRAUD cnAReg AGAINST WOODMEy

BY United Leased Special Wire
CHICAGO Dec lo.-charges by John D. Deuison. Jr, Of
Dubuque a hundreds Of
Of the Modern woodmen have usused the
officers Of that organization arc to investigated by
Insurance commissiouer Potter OF nlnos Potter
think the charges arc serious
the same"
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Mr.. MaeIenn TeIIs oil Activities.

r. j. Maclean, foi merly president OF
the Wilmington Board Of Trade, and at
present secretary of the Spokane,
Wash, Chamber Of Commerce, has
written an interesting letter to archi-
tect William d. Brinckle, telling him
of the activities Of the chamber and
the work they are doing. During the
coming year the body is to spend about
100000
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Newark Man In South America.

Joseph Frazer, of Newark, is in
South America in charge of the build
ing of railroad for American cap
italists that will cost S2,000.000.
Walter r. Powell is cutting 1-2-
inch ice at Newark
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
PLOT TO RESTORE MANUEL.
Rome Hears of Startling Portuguese
Developments for DepOsed King.

Developments for Dep0sed King.
By United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME, Dec. 1O.-Startling Portu-
gese developments. having for their
object, the restoration Of King Manuel
to the throne are declared to he i'm
minent in messages that have been
received by Manuels friends at the
Italian Court
Credence is given to the report by
the statement that Dom Miguel, the
Portuguese pretender, has called a con-
ference Of his followers, presumably
TO forestall any move on Manuel's
part.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-A dis
turbance that covers the upper Mis-
sisslppi Valley will move eastward
snow in the middle Atlantic and New
England States, the upper Ohio Val.
ley and the Lake region within the
next thirty six hours.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Delaware Alumni Dinner Tonight

Members of the Delaware College
Alumni will enjoy a dinner at the
New-Century Club this evening. Elab-
crate arrangements have been made
and Congressman Head is expected 10
preside.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
They Married Here.

Miss Cora Strause annd Clarence
Dickinson, OF Centreville, were mar
ried here on Thursday by the Rev.
George L. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
MEATHER.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Forecast
till 5 p. m. tomorrow.
For Delaware-Unsettled weather
with light snow or rain tonight or
Sunday morning, probably followed
by fair; moderate south winds.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Gaming Home From washington.

Mrs. John F. He'll. who has been
visiting friends in Washington. VIII
-.turn home this evening.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
SOLDIER FELL OyERBOARD, DROWNED.

soldier crossing from Mott DUPONT from
boat this afternoon and drowned
Evening journal., 1910-12-10

Every advertisement in this
paper is worthy of youi
confidence-or it would not
be here
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18

Socialna demokraciia je ma
Prpskem najmOGnejSa stranka: to
je sedaj tudi uradno potrieno.
Pruska vlada je namreG objavila
seatistiko o zadnJih pruskih de
zelnozhorskih voEsvah in ker ST
Stevilke MISC dale zacarati in pa
natl. Sc je morale povedati, da so
socialni demOkratje dobili Col. 093
glasOv, torej najveG izmed vseh
strank, zakaj klerikalci so dobili
samo 502.594, conservatives pa
3J6.12O glasov. Nj Sc tora.i cuditi.
da Sc te strdnke bOje volilne re-
forme kakor ziVega hudiGa. kai-
ii OBJ sedanjem volilnem redu ina
10 socialni demokratje kot na.imo-
cnelSa Stranka o. klerikalci lO4.
conservatives pa cel0 l25 poslan-
cev. Naravno je. da bi Sc to po-
pomona izpremenilo, elm bi Sc
vpelJala enaka volilna pravica
zakaj tedaj hi morala majmoGnej-
Sa stranka dobiti tudi najveG man
datov. Cesar Viljem je sicer V
svoJem p%restolnem govoru napo-
vedal volilno reformo. toda pru-
skim j%unkerjem je njih profit. Xxi
ga branijo dezelnem zboru. tudi
wee vreden cd kraljevske besede.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18

huharicevega kalibra MISC "a
stvarno delo, nego "a delati intri-
&c III trait cas-. V naSih oceh pa
taxi lJudJe nam MISC mic mani ne
warm, kakor kapitalisti.
&c imajo srbski sodrugi V Gle
velandu kaj zmisla "a skupno de-
10, tedaj maj gledajo v prvem o.
ziru, da Sc ~otresajo Judi, XII de-
lajo intrige in CvirajC drugim de-
10 V boju "a socialisticne ideje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18
LOUIS GLAIAR.
C~onemaugh, Pa. Jan. 1. 1910.

Cenjeni ''Proletarec''l
Ker me neka zelo visoka oseba.
katera sliSi ma ime Ivan Pajk,
povsod blati ter obrekuje, pri
vsem tenn je pa san do vratu v
blatu, ga opozarjam, da ako me
ne pusti V miru, me bode minila
potrpezljivost, ter GA BON polka
zal vsi javnosti V prayi luci, ker
ako mu je VOLTA, sem pr~ipravljen
vsaki cas- z MIN javno nastopiti,
ter mu naprej povem. da predpo
DO stvar koncana, DO dobil sive
lase, ker gradiva je toliko, Ola BIO
SAN primal predno DO stvar kon-
cana, da ,je veGji greSnik kakor
81 sam mislii
Toraj ga opozarjam, da me pu-
sti V miru kakor tudi mas SCOTIA
listicen kiub, kateri mu ne gre
prav mic V noSl
Vedno Sc sliSi, taxi so social
sit, pa TAXI so? BolSi so gotovo ka
kor tisti, kateri Sc skrivajo "a de-
lavskim plaScem, kajti kar je "a.
vednih delavcev, so tudi s~ocijali.
<stil Kar je pa barantavcev - SC
pa NTH nasprotniki.
S socijalistiGnim pOzdravom ma
sodruge,
JOSH BRICELJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18

20 tenn Kuharcu nismO Sc nj
cesar culi do danes. XII obStoji
samo ma papirju, in reprezentira
so "sOcialistov". med TEN. ko
r~eprezentuje Soc. parry 97% 5 60
Soc listi in 10000 glasovi, a S.
l.. p. s $1,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18
''Glas Slobode'',

elias Slobode', glasilo social
no-demokratiGne stranke "a Bo-
sno in Herzegovina, XII je doslej
izhaJalo Pc trIkrat ma mesec, sc je
z novim letom izpremenilo V te-
dnik. Ako Sc pomisli, da je treba
"a politiGen tednik V Bosniji polo
nti 5000 ki.vciie, moramo obGu-
dovati pozrtvovalnost bosensko-
herecegovskih sodrugov in jim j.
skreno cestitati k napredku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18

gan, Pa, da Sc V prihodnje ude-
'1ele polnostevilno vseh sci. Pose
bno k prihodnji, Xxi Sc vrsi dine
%. ianuarja Sc vabi vse zavedne
rojake IL sosednih naselbin, kakor
Cudely, Presto i. t. d. da pristopi-
10 poleg. Ustopnina znaSa samo %
ct. ma mesec. Dobro je, da je de-
lavec poleg strokovne organizaci-
je, tudi V politieni.
Pozdrav ma vse zavedne delav-
eel
LOUIS GLAZAR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18
IL STRANKE.

Radnicka Borba Sc imenuje nov
list XII ga izdajajo Srbi organizi-
rani V 5. l.. p. party V Clevelan-
du o. List je tiskan V c~irilici
In latinici in ga urejuje neki Ku-
hariG. Ma celu stoji zapisano, da
Je 3. letnik. da 81 Fan lie znano
ola list ne iZhaja niti emo leto. Po-
leg tega je naznanjeno pod "a
glavjem, da .ie to ''Glavni pro-
sylet. in politicki organ Centrale
Jugoslov. rad. socialist. druStv. V
Ameriki. Cd kdaj je "R. B."
81. organ c. Jugoslov. rad. soc. V
Ameriki, nam nj znano; vemo pa.
da SO imeli Ii redki ''socialisti''
enkrat konferenco V New Yorku.
a Sc jim nj zdelO vredno poklicati
ne Hrvatov. ne Slovencev, - in
ne Bolgarov ma konferenco.
V oziveli ''Radnicki Borbi' Sc
zaletava KuhariG ' clanku: Da Sc
poznamo V /. k%onferenco hrvat-
SIKH sodrugov in Sc sill, da bi W.
buJal pozornost ma cazvaline S. l..
p. party.
Urednik Kuharid, XII .je priSel
tudi ma to konferenco IL Colora-
de, in ma kteri bi incl lahko pro-
sto besedo &c bi Sc drzal dnevne-
ga reda. piSe v''R. B." tudi. da
so mn sodrugi 5 conference
placali "a pitt, da jim ie raztol-
matil v salunu. kar mu je bilo ma
konferenci zabranjeno". (D
To je pa oGitna laz, ktero kro-
ziti V javnosti more lie kak exko-
nvikt .
Med drugimi lazmi tozi. Kuha-
ric doslovno:
a 20. letih mojega dela*)
smo ustvarili pravo revolucijonar
no stranko 5. l.. P."S) Xxi ie tako
Mocha. da je vse kapitalisticne 81
lie (kakrsni ste tudi vi bossi okoli
mnogozvane socialisticne imitaci-
je = ne morejo porusiti."
No, mi smo mnenja, da S. l.. p.
party nj treba ruSiti, ker je re
z%ruSena; prebiva lie Sc v CLAW
raznih KuhariGev in njegovih ira
bantov.
no smO videli Kuharica V sre-
DIM hrv. sodrugov smO bill mnen-
ia, da ina resno voljo delati "a
z~druzenje jugoslovanskih social
stow v Ameriki; uvideli smo pa
pozneJe, da SD Kuharica privedli
nekaki drugi nagibi ma konefren-
Co in menda Sc ne motimo, ce
trdimo re danes. da je nekak a
gent provocateur.
NJegovi nastopi oh prilIki kon-
ference in sedaj V zivljenju Rad.
Borbi" nam pa pricaio, Ola ljudje
10 TEN Kuharcu nismO Sc nj
cesar culi do danes. s*)Ki obstoji
samo ma papirju, in reprezentira
3% "socialistov'', med TEN, ko
.reprezentuje Soc. parry 97% 5 col
soc. listi in 100000 glasovi, a S.
l.. u. s $1,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-18
Listu v podporo.

Matthew Drmota. Sygan. Pa,
80 ct
w. Keber, Chicago, 81: Andrea
~llersic, Beavedale. Pa, % ct. in
Slov. soc. klub st. 3. V COnemaugh
Pa. 81. - Vsem zahvala!