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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-12-02

The blizzard Tuesday brought
out al heavy wraps with the car
bolic ball flavor.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-12-02

According to the statistics of the
thirteenth census, made public
Wednesday, Benton County has a
population of l2,452. In 1900 the
population was II 1888, showing an
increase Of SEA in ten years. A
decrease is shown in Carroll, De-
cstur, Hardin, Henderson, Hum
phreys, Stewart and long list of
Tennessee Counties. Henry and
Madison show some increase in
population.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-12-02

Boost the laundry for Camden.
The town needs it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-12-02

Mrs. Silena M. Holman sends
as an encouraging letter this week.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-12-02

Tariff reform or not tariff reform
is now up to President Taft.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
List of Allowances.

made by the Board of Commissioners
of Marshall County, Indiana, at their
December Term, 1910:
Rochester Bridge Co. Water
Tank & Wambsgans -. .$2O24.O0
Troyer. p. j. Ditch COST. $500
Myers. F. II. Collectors costs lO6.25
yesterday w. S. Friend Bridge
Reno;r 20.69
| Steinebach l.. L. Supt. Per
d;am ............ 10000
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Anna Regina Mickey

After ION weeks of suffering liom
the ravages of the dreaded white
plague, Anna Mickey, breathed her
last at a quarter to one o'clock We'd
nesday morning.
The death of this young woman,
not yet twenty years of age, has east
a gloom over her city wide circle Of
friends. She was loved by all who
knew her.
The fortitude of Anna Mickey in
her severe suffering before relieved
by her last sleep, her persistent
opinion that she would recover, and
fnally her reconciliation to death,
which took the young woman away
in the years of her youth, augment
the sadness of the tragedy of this
short life.
Anna Regina Mickey was born on
january 9th, 1891. the daughter OF
Cashmere and Christina Mickey
The homestead on south Fifth street,
which witnessed her departure from
this life. was also the scene OF her
birth. it was her home all her life
She was educated in st. Michael s
Catholic school in this city, and al
ier her completion of the academic
course, she graduated from the com
mercial course. in June, of 1908. In
the fall of that year she took employ
ment in the Tribune Office of this city
as assistant linotype operator .ano
became regular operator about sl'
months later. She continued IN the
employ of this Office until July OF tins
wear, at which time she accepted
similar position in the Office oil lh'
South Bend News, at that eity
Meanwhile her health had been de
clining rapidly. until on the evening
of Saturday November 18th, foul
weeks ago, she became suddenly Ill
and was brought to her home here
From that time decline was rapi'
until her death.
She was preceded to the spirit WORE
by her father. who died on Angus
Goth, 1909. She is survived by ne
mother Mrs. Christina Mickey, thre
sisters and two brothers. MRS
IGenevieve Clay of Fl. Wayne, Lou
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

L. Burkett went to Culver on busi'
ness Wednesday.
G. G.. Love spent Wednesday in
South Bend.
DR.. S. II. Gould of Argos spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Harley spent
the day at Bourbon.
George II. Thayer made a business
trip to Chicago Wednesday.
L. S. Vangilder made a business
trip to Argos Wednesday.
S. n. Stevens went to South Bend
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. J. W. Parks spent Wednesday
at Bourbon with friends.
Leave orders for piano tuning ct
Houghton's Music Store. Stf.
Mrs. NJ. Rynearson spent Wednes-
day with friends at Bourbon.
Miss Eunice Gibbons of Inwood
was a Plymouth caller Wednesday.
J. Z. PHO went to South Bend to
spend a few days with Bert Smith.
A. F. Henry, of LaPorte brought
in five head horses for L. S. Lemert,
Mrs. f.. b. Hess and Miss Mary
Angelo spent Wednesday in South
Bend.
/. a. Martindale is spending a
couple of days at Rochester ON bust
ness. =
Mrs. C. O. Yearrick went to South
Bend to spend a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Elias Canaan and Miss Jennie
Shafer of Argos spent Wednesday in
the city.
Mrs. c. J.. Eich and daughter Mrs
Louis Wittmach spent Wednesday al
South Bend.
Ed. Thompson went to Walkerton,
where he will be employed in the
glass factory.
Mrs. Margaret Baxter returned
from South Bend where she had been
visiting one of her sons.
Mrs. Marion Cramer has gone to
Harris. for a short visit with her
sister Mrs. Hugh Shaffer.
Mrs. Mary Mccall went to Chica-
go Wednesday to spend the holidays
with her son John Mccall.
Southeastern Ohio is covered with
a foot of snow the deepest snow In
that section for twenty years.
Mrs. C.. S. Miller of Walkerton
who had been the guest of Mrs. Ed.
Richards returned home Wednesday
Mrs. n. III. Crum returned to
Crumstown after visiting her son-in-
law. George Sensenbaugh and family
here.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
MIGHT HAVE
LANDED LOCAL
ACCOMPL|CE
BEN BUTCHER FORMER EN-
PLOY OF SANITARIUM SUS-
PECTED AS AID IN LOCAL
BURGLARIES
Strong Clew to Accomplish
Lawrence Edwards Convicted
Burglar Possessed by Sheriff
Voreis.

A feature of the ease of Lawrence
Edwards convicted of burglarizing
the residence Of DR.. II. p. Preston
which did not appear in the trial.
is a clew possessed by sheriff Daniel
Voreis, pointing to the accompliee of
Edwards in his crime. Because of
the lack of interest In the affair ex-
hibited by the parole officer of the
Jeffersonville prison, this suspect has
been allowed to slip away and an
easy capture lost by default.
The suspected accomplish is Ben
Butcher age %, who was in the en-
ploy of the Borton and Aspinall
Sanitarium in this city, until this
fall. Butcher was taken by the local
institution, a paroled convict from
the Jacksonville prison, where he
lad been sent on a convicted charge
of larceny.
The first clew to the accomplish,
was obtained by sheriff Voreis, when
among other things found in the
pockets of Edwards at the time of his
arrest, was a card, bearing an adj
dress written in pencil. The address
was scribled on the back of a cam
oaign. candidates card. The address
written thereon was as follows
Sam Bucher. 432 S. Franklin So.
Bend. A trip to South Bend by
heriff Voreis. revealed the fact that
Rem Butcher has resided at that adj
dress up TO within two weeks of that
time, then he had removed to 500
south Chaplin street. 1t was also
found that he was cohabiting with q
girl from Plymouth, Bonnie Beck,
and the two were posing az man and
wife. Other evidence was disclosed
by neighbors who told that Butcher
was out of the city on dates CORES.
bonding to the night before and night
If the Preston burglary. Other cir
eumstanees connected Butcher with
the robbery of the Adams Express off
ice here, which occurred a few weeks
before. Also on that date, Butcher
was away from Sonth Bend.
4 Pinkerton expert at South Bend
was consulted, and the card bearing
the address found in the pocket of
Edwards. was compared with the sig
nature of Butcher. The expert stated
that there was no doubt that the
writing was made by one and the
same person. With this evidence.
| sheriff Voreis wrote to the parole
officer, stating the ease which he had
unravelled and asked that officer to
come, and investigate. The reply
was that the officer wolld be here
within a few days. He failed to
come, and the case was dropped
through default. With the evidence
obtained together with the former
record of Butcher there seems to be
no question that he was either the
accomplice or principle in both the
| Adams Express and Preston burglar
les. Through his residence in Ply
mouth, he obtained knowledge of the
local conditions. Whether he is still
n South Bend is not known, but the
| probabilities are that with news of
the capture of Edwards here, he has
left that city for other parts. AS a
result the commonwealth has a dan
gerous character abroad, who might
have been ap~prehended, and recon-
mitted to prison.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
School Superintendent Killed

Clyde L. Wagner, superintendent
of Attica schools met a tragic death
Saturday morning near Winthrop, in
Warren county eleven miles from
Attica. With a party of friends Mr..
Wagner was out hunting rabbits.
He had shot the rabbit and was
about to draw a bead on another
a short distance away when his foot
slipped in the snow and he fell on
his right side against the muzzle of
the shotgun, which was discharged as
he fell. The contents of the gun
entered his side and penetrated vital
organs. He uttered a few words and
died three minutes after the accident
happened.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Turkeys

We will want Turkeys for the
Cristmas market. Commencing Dec
9TH. This is the time to market
your large gobblers. We will pay
not less than 16 cent for number
one young turkey, poor turkeys 10 to
IL cents. Rush in what you can
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
For the New eYar's market want
them the week following. Can't say
what the price will be at that time.
Feed your light turkeys for New
Year. A week this time a year makes
a big difference. Good time to mar
ket guinea. We pay % cents each.
Chickens are 9 cents at thic
time. ]. Swindell Bro. +.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

INWooD ITEMS

Miss Blanche Deacon is i'll at her
home.
Mrs. John Greer was a Bourbon
visitor yesterday.
Miss Zella Wiseman attended the
institute Saturday.
Mrs. Emmit Warnacut spent Sun
lay with her aunt Mrs. Jennie Stizer.
Albert Joyce Of LaPorte spent
Sunday here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. NJ. Crews and niece Miss
Clara Crews were Plymouth callers
Saturday.
Miss Goldie Penrod of Elkhart has
been spending the past week with hei
uncle Roll Switzer.
A dance was given last Saturday al
the home of Ira Gibson, which ended
in a fight, at about 1:30 Sunday
morning.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
BUSINESS IS
TAGGING IN
CIRCUIT COURT
JUDGE BERNETHA GOES HOME
WEDNESDAY TO REMAIN UN-
TIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON
ACCOUNT OF LULL.
Many Cases Which Had Been Set
Down for Trial Have Been
Settled and Dis
missed

Business in the circuit court is
tagging. Because of the settlement
and dismissal of several cases which
had been set down for trial, only a
small grist of miscellaneous business
is being transacted. Judge Bernetha
returned to Rochester Wednesday
to remain until Friday afternoon; Oh
account of the great slack in court
The case of Bessie Fretz, versus the
Chicago & Erie Ry., venued from
Fulton county, which was to have
been tried this week has been con-
tinued until the February term. The
entire term will not be crowded with
cases.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
LOCAL NEWS


DR.. w. A. Weiser of Hammond
was In the city on business Thursday
Mrs. J. W. Smith made a call al
Culver Thursday.
William Sibert was a South Bend
visitor Wednesday.
A. C. North was a visitor at Lapaz
cn business Thursday.
J. N. Wilson spent Thursday at
I-apaz on business.
Mrs. c. j. Hannaker was a South
lend visitor Thursday.
James Gilmore made a business
call at Argos Thursday.
Peter Lindquist spent Thursday
ut Argos on business.
L. j. Southworth spent Thursday
ut Elkhart on business.
Eli Wick of Tyner spent Thursday
IN this city on business.
B. NJ. Seybold spent Thursday af-
ternoon at Tyner on business.
Mrs. Anna Harris spent Thursday
with friends at South Bend.
Harry Menser of Culver was a
Plymouth on business Thursday.
Mrs. w w Thornburg spent Thurs
day at South Bend with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Switzer wer,
visitors at South Bend Thursday.
Gilbert Peterson of Teegarden was
a local visitor Thursday on business
Special meeting of Masonic Lodge
FOR work tonight Fellow croft degree.
Raw Woodeock of Bourbon spent
Thursday in this city and at South
Bend.
Ansen Schroeder and Frank Dietle
are spending a few days at South
Bend.
The Misses Frances and Jeanette
Emerson spent Thursday at South
Bend.
Prof. Parreant of South Bend
spent Thursday in this city with
friends.
Nh. and Mrs. A. F. Burke of Tee
Garden were Plymouth visitors
Thursday.
Rev. j. A. Groves, pastor OF tho
U. B. church at Lafayette Ind, was
a Plymouth visitor Thursday.
b. w. Wiseman returned To Soutl
Bend Thursday after a brief stay
with friends in Plymouth.
The census reports show that thu
value of Indiana farms has almos'
doubled during the past ten years.
The line of freezing last night ex
tended from ~northwes. Dakota ln
southeasternly direction to Norfoll
Virginia.
For Sale-Two black buggy o
farm horses, weighing about 100
each. Well matched. Call at Amer
lean Hotel. Plymouth, Ind. dot.
j. Perschberger returned TO hi
home in Rochester this morning, al
ter visiting with the family OF Dl
Edison in this city for a few day.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
0KEEFE
WINS IN
HIGHER
COURT
Special to Plymouth Tribune. +.

indianapolis, Ind, Dee. 1.-THE
Appellate Court, in the petition of
Arthur w. O'Keefe, for rehearing, in
the Marshall County Court House
ease granted petition for rehearing.
The court in its finding affirmed part
of the ruling of Special Judge Moses
B. Larry, and reversed a part. The
part reversed was in reference to the
remodeling of the surveyors Office in
the court house, an item of about
5000. All of the remainder was in
affirmation of the Larry decision.
The verdict is a great victory for
O'Keefe, who no doubt will now pro-
ceed with the repair of the court
house, excepting the. matter of the
interior decoration of the court room
ruled out by Larry, and the remodel.
ing of the surveyors Office ruled out
by the Appellate Court
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
JIM MIDDLETON R
Base Ball Pitcher Takes Bride II
Argos Girl Wednesday After
noon.

James (Jimmie) B. Middleton ex.
Clipper pitcher, and at present
star twirler on the Springfield Ill
Three /. team vas married. to Miss
Bessie Seikert of Argos Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. C. ID. Baker pastor OF
he Christian church performed the
ceremony at the parsonage. They will
make their home in Springfield.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

of South Bend, Leona, Plymouth,
Sister Mary Agnetis, of the Assump-
lion school South Bend, and Alpha,
Plymouth. The girl was reared and
died a devout Catholic.
The funeral will be held at st.
Michael's church, Saturday morning
at 900 O'Clock. Interment In st.
Michael's cemetery.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
NOTICE OF THE RESIGNATION
OF PETER ]. KRUYER AS SUP
EPINTENDENT OF THE CoUN-
TY POOR ASYLUM AND OF THE
TIME FIXED BIZ THE BOARD
wurN HTS SUCCESSOR WILL
BE ELECTED.

Notice is hereby given that Peter
j. Kruger has fled his resignation
as superintendent of the County
Poor Asylum. and which resignation
has been accepted by the Board to
AXE effect March 1st., 1911.
Notice is also given that on the 3ra
Jay Of January Term, 1911, being on
the 4th day of January, 1911, the
Board of Commissioners viii employ
and contract with q successor to ell
the unexpired term of said Peter j.
Kruger. being for the term ending
Aug. 31st., 1911. The party select
ed will be required to furnish at his
own expense Ave good horses, harness
therefore and a buggy for use at seid
Asylum and to keep said harness and
buggy in repair. The compensation
for the Superintendent and matron
to be 100000 per year. The County
will furnish all necessary help to do
the work at the Asylum and farm.
Applicants for the position are re-
quired to file written applications
with the County Auditor on or before
Monday, january 2, 1911. No petit
tions for appointment are desired BY
the Board.
Witness nv hand and seal this
14th day Of December, 1910.
c. NJ. Walker, Auditor.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

Virgil Candy and family of South
Bend, are visiting friends in tn.
city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Advertised Letters

c. II. Beeson.
James Carey.
Commonwealth Edison Co.
j. II. Eaman
H. B.. Gard.
]. M. Slower.
John r. SNYDER.
Miss Ida Gurthet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

VESTI IL SOCIALISTICNEGA
MESTA.

- Y prlSotnoSti ogromncga Ste
villa dclavcrv in oStalih navzoGni-
kov. domacinov in tuiccv. Xxi so
natlaGili proStorc Y mcstni dvora-
nj do zadnicga pristopncga koti-
cka, jc bill 10. aprila Slovcsno
umcSccn nov Sociali>ticni zupan.
sodr. Emil Scidcl. kakor smo r.
porocali zadnii tcdcn. ToGno oh
trch pop. jc priccl zborovati nov
council. Sodr. Edwin r. Mems ic
bill izyoljrn predScdnikom council
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

sta k mestu. IL enc dezele V drugo
Ia misel Ma te nesrecne So
brate mole vznemirja mole ziv-
ljenje in moi mir.
Sem socialist, ker ljubim svojo
zeno in otroke. kajti ne VEN, kak-
Sna usoda Jill caka ii kapitali-
StiGni druzbi, ko me wee ne bode,
ali ko BON brez posla vsled Dodge
bolezni ali Gesa drugega.
Sem socialist. ker VEN. da je ma
milijone soprogov in oGetov Y ena-
kin skrbeh "a uSodo Svojih milih
kakor sem JAZZ, in ker prav cato
postaja tn tea, Xxi lei ma meni
Sc tczja. Sem socialist. ker vidim,
da prava zasluga nina V danaSnji
druzbi vspeha, ampak zaniGevalno
Strcbcrstvo. da noSijo Zvonec V u
metnoSti, vedi. slovStvu in Solstvu
pray ceSto praZnc glave. neznali-
cc. prodajni politiki V mastnih in
izbornih sluzbah, mcjtem. ko so
ljudje mnogoobctajocih talentov,
Iii morejo V svoji Stroki i|zvrSiti
mnogo dobrega. odganjani. potla-
Gevani in morejo ohromiti ali pa
V bedi poginiti.
Sem socialist. kcr vidim. da pri-
hajajo Y gospodarskem in druzab-
mem zivljenju Gesto najveGji be
daki, najbrezvestnejSi iumpi. mai
kruteiSi ubiialci V vclikem pre-
mozenju i'll * n~ajvcGiim druIdb-
MIN doStojanStvOm. med TEN. kO
le MOI plemenitega srca razumni
i'll znaGajni MOI. XII Sc ne da IVA
biti Y laz. k goljufiii in zloGinu,
Skoro vedno izdan bcdi in potion
t"ga druzabncmu op~ovrzeniu.
Sem socialist. kcr vidim. kako
kapitalizcm korumpira : Svoiim
naraSGujoGim razvoiem Gimdalie
bolt cello iavno z~ivlicnic, umet-
most. vcdo. pravniStvo. politiko.
knjiino in novinarSko literature
in postaja ma tn nacn il vretena
kulturc. katcrim ic nckdaj bill.
njcna zavora.
Sem socialist. kcr sem pozorno
Studiral svojo >ocialno vpraSanje.
pa tako pridno. kakor sem lie mo-
gel. in kcr sem potion Svojega
utenja in prcmISljania priSel k
temu neomejcnemu prrpricaniu.
da more gori navedena gmotna in
duSevna bcda po>ameznikov in ce-
lie odStranjcna biti lie Z cd
Stranitvijo kapitaliStiSkega izde-
lOvalncga SiStrma.
Sem socialist. kcr mic drugega
ne morcm biti kcr hi bill Z ORION
ma prOletarsko raZrednO zavest.
ma svojc SkuScnoSti in svoie po-
Znanir bcdna. niGvredna kreatu-
ra. ako hi 81 l. vSo Svojo Silo. ko-
likor j. imam. ne trudil Za razSi-
ritcv Socializma in 5 tenn Za gm0t-
no in duScvno OSvoboditcv Svojih
SObratov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

P"hod Y Chicago pricne dine /.
maja oh cni uri p%opoldne. Zbira-
llStc za vse organizaciic ie vogel
II. ulicc in Ashland Ave. Sprevod
Sc bo pOmikaI juno pc - ulici
do 10. potem zapadno do We
stern Ave: odtod JUNO 90 22. uli-
rc: cd tukaj zapadno do Albany
Ave in odtod JUNO do Pilsen par
ka. kjcr bo proSta zabava in bodo
naStopili govorniki.
Pohoda ma prvi majnik ST bodo
vdelczili zavcdni dclavci vseh ma
rodov Y Chicago. Sprcvod Sc hn
vrSil Pc takih ulicah. k.icr III
najmanj socialistov. he to .je va
Zen vzrok. da So Slovcnski dclavci
vdrlcIijo polnoStcvilno t. demon
>tracijc.
/biraliStc IA slovcnskc drlavcc
Jc ma 1880. :. Center Ave. kicr ic
glavm stan jugoSIovanSkih socia-
IlSt"v. kdor So hocc vdclcziti DO
hoda. kar .jr Svrta dolznoSt IA
vSakcga SLOW. dclavca. mora biti
H. opoldnc ma 1880 :. Center Ave.
Lokal jc lahko naiti. Mad Min .ic
napiS: .JugoSlavcnsko radniCko
udruIcnjc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Vzpored:

!. FarkaS: La Marseillaise. Vida
ria tamburaSki zbor "Sloga."
,. G. Goranov: Pjesma radu.
Delavski pevski zbor "Sloboda."
3. Broz: Nazdravica marnariu.
Vdarja "Sloga."
/. \. Kristan: Slava prvemu
maju. Deklamira sodr. joe Ia
vertnik mlajSi.
>. Arbciter Marseillaise. Pole
ncmSki zbor "Liedertafel Einig-
kcit."
6. Stojanovic: Nczgodom Sc rad
mix bile. Deklamira Sodr. p. Mia
movie.
I. Slavnostni govor: Kcda.j ho-
cc zmagati delavski razred? Go
vori sodr. NJ. Glumac - JuriSic.
10. minut odmora.
IGROKAZ.
Izgubljeni sin.
OSpisal Ernest Prcczang.)
Osebe:
Mart. Kavcic. mizarski moister
---- Sodr. j. Vidmar.
Maria. njcgova zena
>odra. VI. Grcguric.
.Iozr in Peter. Sinova. mizarSka
~pomOGnika - Sodr. \. MarinCic
Sodr. /. Refs.
Marko. >oScd Martina
SOdr. =. Della.
Barica. Sluzkinia pri Kavcicu -
Sodra. X. Strahota.
.. O Welt. vie hist du sch0n,
NemSko zcnsko pcvSko druStvo
N"StScitc Damenchor.'
10. So"ialiStiGna koraGnica. l.
"Ia>biI Joe Auhel. Vdarja "Slo-
ga"
IL. Suncu slobode. komponiral
prof. Canit. Pole ''Sloboda."
-. II. Hcinc. Nebraska procesi-
ia. Dcklamira sodruginja Maria
GrcguriG.
Iatrm >Icdi proSta zabava.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
MAJNISXA SLAVNOST v CHI
CAGU.

Ia jugoSlovanskc dclavce prize
ne majniSka slavnost V soboto dine
30. aprila toGno oh osmi uri I'VE
Ger. Nstopnice "a ~slavnost stanejo
ID ct. predprodaji. Zenske V
Spremstvu moSkih ne placajo VS.
topnine. Tudi otroci V spremstvu
StariSev do II leta ne plaGajo
vStopnine. Vstopnina pri blagajni
je % ct.
PriporOcamo, da vsakdo kupi
vstopnice, XII so V predprodaji. ka-
tere je dobiti 1880 Center Ave:
V gostilni Hans in Sajnek, vogel
Is. uIice in Center Ave. ter pri
raznih ZaStopnikih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

ga samega prihajajo dobre inspi-
racije in dobre misli. Srce pa mi
pravi, Ola vi ne greste Z MIN. Ka.j
hl bil brez we're napredek. kultura
III vse ono. kar zahtevaS."
Sin "Kaj hi bila vera brez de
JANA, draga matt? Poglej malo
naSe predloge, drugega "a dru-
GIN. Socialism 81 zeli GloveSko
druzbo. Y kateri hi ne mogel eden
obogateti IL della drugega. in live
II brez della: druzbo. V kateri bi
vsl delali in bi "a nobenega ne
bllo della V preobilici. Xxi hi ga mu-
clio in naredilo zalostnim: druzbo,
HI bl dalo delavcu cas- i'm naGin.
da dob novih sill. da Skrbi IA dru-
emo IN izobrazenje duha: druzbo,
katera hoce. da hi preStala ona IL
sodna potreba. XII trga matere cd
otrok. Otroke dOmovanju in Soil,
III della slabim in moralno kazi o.
troke in zene, podaljSaioc neved-
most lJudstva in SeioG smrt med
Slablmi. Socialism hoGe. da hi ne
bllo wee one brczuzdne konkuren-
&C.. III je vZrOk toliko nizkih stra-
stlJ. tesnobe in razprtij. one flu
r1Je pc dobicku. omega strahu IL
lzgube. n borbc med liudmi. XII
Sc krvavo prepirajo IN ped zemlje
IN drobtinico kruha. Socialism
|ell konca vSega tega. da mai Sc
naredi proStor novi druzbi. Sc ne
razdcllcni ma raZrcd hogatih in
oSabmh ter ma raZrcd Z~avrzenih
r"vezrv, ki SO jczni ze pri pogle-
du Samem ma ncicdnakoSt. brez-
pravIe in nezaSluZcno hcdo. Xxi o.
Slabl vNako poStcuo vest. Social
lem hote Skratka: la hi liudic
SIoZno ziveli in tvorili. kOlikor ie
lc mogoGc. emo vcliko dclavsko
druzino. Y kateri hi bila cgoizcm
boil i'll ncjcdnako>t. cc ~ ne od
prirode nntIocnv,u, sen; ,oIo5oro
ma. grdi cgoizcm .>cbiGnost) "a
Jr5,von nai.Jr,Lo.,; ,,.I.
me- notom vz~oiorno Iinba,mi =,
>kunnib koristi. oI,J,,ani,+ :, ~
nm nolrp ohiIi.n il sI,lno..; IN,
hi ncmoro1o GI.i Jr,c, ua,; ali
ie I'm eden ilmod nov.d.rih mad
Iogov. XII hi nasnrotovoI Tvoii wa
rio Ali ic sploh koksor ktnr; hi
moool tyoi. dobro in nr;;ayro
ce zovrcSiD In r.ci III; ~ mono