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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
BIGGEST GRAPPLERS HURL DEFl AT POLE
Zbyszko Will Take Them All on in Their Iurn-M cts Lundin Here Next Wednesday

Zbyszko the Polish wrestler who grapples Hjalmar Lundin, the cham pon among the Vikings, next We'd nesday night, Dec. IA. at Eagles hall is being challenged by all the great wrestlers of the country. The latest defi hurled at him comes from pr. F. B. Roller. the g ant wrestling ex- pert of Seattle, Wash, who announces that he is coming East to land a bout with the great Pole. The two have met previously on the mat, each time Zbyszko being defeated as he failed to throw the physician with an al- lotted time. This time if the match is effected they will meet in a straight bout, best two out of three falls. winner to take everything. Be- sides pr. Roller, there are also Yus- siff Mahmout, the Bulgarian wrestler, and Lundin. the latter to be sat sfied next Wednesday evening. Mahmout claims the heavyweight champion ship of the world now that Frank Gotch has announced his retirement from the mat. Gotch's statement is not taken seriously. It is known that he is training daily, probably keeping in 8 shell until Hackenschmidt, Mah- mout. Zbyszko and Lundin dispose of an elimination series with the win- ner meeting Gotch for the worlds title.
 While most of the wrestlers are do- ing the talking, Zbyszko is all busi- ness and is perfecting himself through expert practice. He is taking on the best, putting them away in good shape. In none of his bouts so far has he really had to exert himself to grab a victory. In Lundin he will meet a stiff propost't 'tion. The Swe- dish mastodon, though under the Pole in weight, knows his wrestling book from cover to cover. He is up to every trick of the game and takes advantage of every opportunity. It will be a battle royal with both men confident.
 With such a bout, and Young Gotch and Young Pardello, the latter the champion lightweight of the Sunny Isle. also meeting, it will be a great nights sport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
DAILY WILL HAVE BALL
 OF HARVARD-YALE GAME

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 9-When Capt. Daily of the Yale varsity foot ball team returns to his home in this city for the Chr. stmas holidays he will bring with him the football that was used in the Yale-Harvard GO game at New Haven last month. It will be in the original express pack age in which Capt. Daly received it from Referee Langford, who took the ball after the game pending the set clement of the question of its owner sh p.
 Daly expects to meet Capt. Loth- TOD Wilmington of the Harvard eleven and together they will toss or draw straws for it's possession. Capt. With ington some time ago delegated Head Coach Coy of the Yale team to repre- sent Harvard in a toss for the ball at New Haven, but Daly wants the Crimson captain to do that himself.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
REPUBLICS IN GERMANY.
Three City States Whose Constitution
 the Empire Respects.

Three City States Whose Constitutions
 the Empire Respects.
 Hamburg. Bremen and Lubeck are theoretically three republics which have for the mutual convenience of themselves and the empire come under the rule of the kaiser in all but purely local affairs. As they had joined .he north German confederation. which was formed after Prussia's victory in 1866. there was nothing left for them 10 do but to give their allegiance to its successor. the empire.
 Each is represented in the bundesrath, or federal council. as well as in the reichstag. and each retains the .repub- lican principle in its local legislation. The Hamburg senate may have fallen from its highest estate. but it still lives and legislates concurrently with the house of burgesses. The burgomaster of Hamburg remains the great man in the estimate of the Hamburg people. the inheritor of the great traditions of the Hansa. Bremen and Lubeck have constitutions in cousinship with Ham, burg.
 A wise empire respects the constitu- tions of these city states and refrains from any action limiting of the applica ton of the steam roller in pursuit of harmony. The survivors of the Hansa have been more fortunate than some other republics of continental Europe. They have outlived several that had hopes of being left ignored in their republicanism.
 Cracow was once republic, but, be ing surrounded by Austrian posses sions. was finally swallowed up in 1846, Since that time it has been a city of Austrian Poland.-Boston Transcript.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
Cicero on Wit.

There are witty sayings which car " concealed suspicion of ridicuie. of which sort is that of the Sicilian who. when a friend of his made lamentaton to him saying that his wife had hanged herself upon a fig tree. said. "I beseech you give me some shoots of that tree that I may plant them" Of the same sort is what Crassus said to a certain bad orator who. when he imagined that he had excited compassion at the close of a speech. asked our friend here after he had sat down whether he appeared to have raised pity in the audience Every great pity" replied Crassus, ''for I believe that there is no one here so hard hearted but that your speech seemed pitiable to him. Cicero's Oratory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
DROWNED THE MUSIC.
The Audience Was Angry, and Theo.
 dore Thomas Was Obstinate.

The Audience Was Angry, and Theo-
 dore Thomas Was Obstinate.
 Theodore Thomas once undertook to raise a subscription fund for series of concerts in San Francisco, but only $10.OOO had been raised, and the en- terprise hung fire. Then he announced that Emma Thursby would sing at each concert, and the guarantee fund promptly went up to $5O.OOO.
 Thomas had a rule against encores for soIoists. They were allowed to ap- pear and bow in recognition of ap- plause, but that was all. The San Franciscans held that as it was Miss Thursby's engagement which was re- sponsible for the raising of the fund they were entitled to encore her if they chose. Thomas. however, insisted stubbornly on his rule.
 On the last night a determined effort was made to encore her. She appeared again and again. lowing her thanks. and each time the applause increased instead of diminishing. At last the audience began to shout it's demands instead of merely applauding. and Miss Thursby turned to Thomas and said. "What shall I do?''
 "Keep on lowing if you have to bow all night" snapped Thomas grimly.
 And she went out and bowed again. This time Thomas directed the orches- tra to go ahead with the final number. The audience, thoroughly indignant. shouted down the music. but Thomas was inf1exible. The orchestra went on playing. utterly unheard, in a pande- monium of shouted protests. And it was probably the only time that a Thomas number fell on deaf ears.- Ladies' Home Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
Especial from United Press.)

New York. Dec. 9-The duel between Jackie Clarke, of the newly organized Clarke-Rutt team. and Eddie Root. of the Moran-Root team for premier hon. ors, is enlivening the s!x-day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden. The rivalry between the two teams has passed the point of friendliness and whenever Root and Clarke are on the track together they renew their fight with bursts of speed that bring the spectators to their feet
 Before the race started there were rumors that Mcfarland and Stol would retire and Clarke and Rutt team up. Clarke was incensed over the report that a 'frame-up'' was in progress. and it was he who led the sprints that put Root and Mcfarland a lap behind and Rutt and Stol two laps in the rear. When Clarke and Rutt teamed up they were scheduled to take the position of the last team. which were two laps behind the field. They must make up these two laps before they can hope to compete in the final sprint tomorrow night Clarke started his first real attempt to gain
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
AD W0lGAST TO
 REST UNTIL MARCH

Cadillac. Mich, Dec. s-Tom Jones, Champion Ad Wolgast's manager. held a conference today with the champion and a phys clan. Jones. with the physicians aid. carefully scrutinized an X-ray picture of Vol gast's injured arm.
 The break, a few inches above the wrist Is knitting fast, but not as fast as the champion wants it to.
 When Jones emerged from the of- flee he said: "Ad Is not going to fight any one before the latter part of March. That much is certain. Ten
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
A Stranos Likeness.

An extraordinary resemblance has recently been discovered at the London Natural History Museum between a specimen of the huge African elephant and the pygmy shrew mouse. Sir B. Ray Lankester suggested comparison of the two, and the result has been that practically every bone. muscle. blood vessel and nerve of the giant beast has been found identically reproduced in the little animal. which is scarcely two inches fin length. Tn the museum stuffed mouse has been placed be- tween the fore feet of it's enormous mounted prototype for the purpose oi showing the curious likeness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
Tale of a Snake.

Before he went fishin','' said the town story teller. he swallowed bout pint an half of snake nite remedy, an of course you know what that is. Well. after the snake bit him the rep tile cut all sorts of capers. kaze the remedy went straight to it's head. Last thing it tried to do wuz to swaller it's tail. an it got itself in the form of hoop. an Pm liar eff the children didn't roll it around all dayr'-Atlanta Constitution.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
A Xenetian Fashion.

Fashions were no less eccentric four centuries ago than they are today. Before the streets of Venice were paved Gin the thirteenth century)," says MT. William Boulting in "Woman In Italy," ''ladies went though the mud and filth on pattens. The cus- tom was retained, and in spite of sumptuary laws the patteA became
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09

heightened until wsmen of F 1k stood on false feet half yard high in the sixteenth century. They were unable to walk without the support of one or two gentlemen or servants"
 A curiosity in banquets is mentioned by the same writer. It was a we'd ding feast at Milan and consisted of fifteen courses, leach being introduc- ed by living specimens of the animals that composed it."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD
 FOR MOTHERS

Mrs. D. Gilkeson. 326 Ingles Ave, Youngstown, Ohio, gained wisdom by experience. My little girl had d severe cold and coughed almost con tinuously. My sister recommended Foley's Honey and Tar. The first dose I gave her relieved the inf1am- nation in her throat and after using only one bottle her throat and lungs were entirely free from inflammation. Since then I always keep a bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar in the house. Accept no substitutes" F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. ' 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
Tho TroublA-

"So she doesn't return your affection, Nh? Well. shouldn't get mad about that. What's the use of botherinl about girl?" said Watkins.
 "I don't mind her not returning my affection" said Dobleigh, "but. con- found it. she won't return my dia- mond ring, eitherw-Harper's Weekly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
Consistencv,

Mother-Aren't you goin' to wash up them tea things, Mariaranne, before you go out? Daughter-No. ain't Pm late enough for mothers 'elp" class as it is.-London Opinion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
LOCAL FOOTBALL

There will be an important meeting of the Maplewood football team next Thursday evening" All members of the eleven are requested to be at the practice grounds at 7:30 p. m.
 The members of the Annex foot ball team will meet Sunday and sit for a group photograph. Next Wed nesday evening the youngsters are to wind up the season with . social dance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
NEW RUNNER A WONDER. (Special from United Press.)

Pittsburg. Dec. 9-A new factor in the professional indoor running game is in Pittsburg today. challenging all the top-notchers He is James Stan ley. who claims the championship of Denmark. He is after Smallwood, Hays. Shrubb. Longboat. Lungstrom. Svenberg and other long, distance run- ners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
Her Only Want.

"I have difficulty in satisfying my wife. She hassa thousand wants" "I have difficulty in satisfying mine, and she has only one want"
 ''What is 1t p
 "Money."-Baltimore American.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
HART MAY 6E CANDIDATE
 FOR NATIONALS HEAL
Especial from United Press)

Chicago. Dec 9Baseball followers again see the possibility of James A. Hart. former president of the Chicago National League team being present ed to the league meeting. next week. as a presidential candidate followins a long conference between Hart and President Murphy of the Cubs. Hart was suggested for presidency of the league during the past year, but no action was taken.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
ModernitY.

''Some are so intensely modern that they prefer a Corot to a Rembrandt"
 If it's a better hill climber don't blame lem. Me for the French car every time."-London Punch.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09

fore May. His arm Is healing nicely, but the danger of another break is to be beared. We have got to lay down now, but when Ads arm is bet ter We will meet them all."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
} SPORTS OF A DAY }
FIERCE RIVALRY OF ED ROOT AND JACK CLARKE
 KEEPS FIELD SPRINTING

a lap at 6:30 this morning. The team had been riding in a listless manner since midnight Clarke. com ing on the track refreshed. went ou; from the bunch like shot and in side of two laps was half a lap ahead and drawing away. Eddie Root. call ed hurriedly from his cot. started in pursuit, pacing the other riders. For twenty minutes there was wild sprint ing and Root, leading the bunch. over took Clarke.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09

At o'clock the five leading teams had covered 1,946 miles. while the other teams occupied their same positions in the rear. The record is 2.033 miles, lap.
 At 10 o'clock the five leading teams had completed l 9S3 miles. laps. The record is 2,050 miles. laps.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
His Biggest Mistake.

"What was the biggest mistake yoo ever made?
 "Thinking was too foxy to make . big mistake."-Clevelan Leader.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
ROLLER POLO
s Polo League Standing.
Last Nights Results.

Last Nights Results. New Haven 8. New Bedford 2. Taunton 2. Worcester 4. Providence 6. Brockton 5. Hartford 6, Fall River 3.
 Games Tonight. New Haven at Providence. Taunton at New Bedford. Hartford at Fall River. Worcester at Brockton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09

There is something more awful in happiness than in sorrow.-Hawthorne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
LetO (VOl.) v.

preIuknJam po krogljah in voja-
skin puSk. je zarajalo nepopisno
N"NclJc Y kIcrikalncm taboru: Fe-
rrer Je mrtev." SO kriGali umora
pljam klerikalci. Padel je repre-
|rntant Svobodne miSli in odloGen
borltelj "a zruIcnir kapitalistiG-
mega gospodarStva. Z MIN smo
polopai vSc.
kako kratko ie bilo veselie, I,
NI'rlkalcl so ST. zopct urczah. l.
morili-So clovcka in misli. da so ;
tenn unitili tudi miscl. idcio. boi
"a boljSe razmcrc sploSno ljuds-
ko dobro.
MuceniSka smrt Ferrera ie Sc
Ic vzdramila SpanSki narod. spo-
nla Jc emo celoto vse. ki vidiio
V klerlkalizmu najvecji zadrzck
"a napredek in liudS5i blagostan.
Duh Fcrrera vsta.ia. Sc dviga in
preti klerikalnemu zmaju ma
Npanskcm poginom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
SplOSen pregled.
Predsedniku Taftu je

- PredSednlku Taftu Je oble-
zal sOcializcm V zelodcu. NarascaJ
socialisticne stranke in lokalne
image socialistov pri obcinsklh
volitvah so vplivale tako mocno
ma njegove mOzganc. da ze ne We.
kaJ govOri. V zadnjcm govoru'
katerega je govoril V Jackson,
Mich. in V katerem je primal so
clalizem IA najvecji problem sve-
tn. je tudi dejal. da hi bilo nal
boiJse sredstvo proti socializmu'
ako bi socialist ne dobili draw
lJanske pravice. Ne vemo, IA kal
modri Taft, nj zahteval, da Sc ne
SINE noben socialist roditi. SaJ
blamaza bi bila enaka. Njegova
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
MAS KoNGREs.

Sc nekaj dni. in Chicagu Sc
snldcjo IL vsch Strani prostrane
am"rl>kc rcpublike zastopniki W.
huJ"ncga jugoslovanskega DELAY
Stya ma pryem iugoslovanskem So
claliSticnem kongrcsu tostran oce-
ana.
Sc nekaj dni. in zastopniki raz-
redno zavednih jugoslovanskih de-
IaNccv Y Ameriki ma svoicm pr
v"m zboru zaGrtajo novo dobo
NoclallSticnem gibanju iugoslovan-
>kega prolctarijata Zedinienih dr.
zav.
NcIik jc korak naprei. ki smo
ga storili. Gas delo in potrcba ie
prlnesIa to. Pred dobrimi petimi
Iet, ko nj bilo razem nekaj male
"a Y Chicagu Sc niti duha ne slu-
ha o Socializmu med ameriSkimi
Slovcnci. bi ne bill St. miti Saniali.
da bodo Y tako kratkrm Gasu hi
tell SlovcnSki Socialist IL pcnnsvl-
vaniJc. Ohio. kau>aSa in bliznjih
llhnolSEih NEST ma Svoj prvi zbor
" Chicago. Sc mani hi bill miSlili
10 o hryatSliih. SrbSkih in bolgar-
SIKH Sodrugih. ktcrih SirSc gibanjc
Je stare komai dobrih par let. y
danes ir H. drugacc. Nrumorno
d"lo: agitacija in mas tisk je vse-
Jalo razredno zavrSt in ta ie obro-
dlIa prvi sad: organizaciio. Slo-
venSki. hrvatSki. SrbSl;i in bolgar-
ski delavci imamo danes ze okrog
NtlrideSct kraicvnih SocialiSticnih
Skupin priblizno pctsto clani;
lmdmo svojc taSopiSjc it'd. Nastala
Je potreba IA vcGjc. reSno delo.
Doba ekSistenGncga boia ie IA ma
mi, pred nami ie velika doba
razvoja in naprcdka. In jasni ma
crt "a veliko dclo te dobe ina IL
vrSiti mas prvi kongrcS.
Najvecja in najvaznejSa naloga
ktero ina izvrSiti kongres. je
zdruzitcv SlovcnSkih. hrvatskih.
srbskih in bolgarSkih SociahstiGnih
skupin Y Amerlki V emo organiza-
ciJo, V emo ccloto. Me nj boli ma
ravncga i'll nic boil potrebnega.
Socialist. raZrcdno Zavedni dclav-
ci vseh narodov smo 81 itak brat
Ie; naSi temeljni principi so jedni
III isti. .jugoslovanski dclavci ina
mo pa Sc toliko wee skupnosti. ker
mas veze " sorodnost po ieziku.
RaZloga ne poZnamO. Xxi hi bill
prot zdruzenju. Tukaj mas ne deli
ne kOlpa, Una ne Sava me deli mas
nobena dezelna ali drIavna meja
nlti vcroizpovcdanjc. Zdruzeni
smo ze takointako - kakor de
lavci vsch ostalih narodnosti -:
zdruzil mas je ameriSki kapitali-
zem. Da Sc jugoslovanski dclavci
V Ameriki lahko zedinimo - in
Sc tudi bono zcdinili - in zdruzc-
nj sodelujemo Y yelikcm boju IA
osvoboditev della. to bo pokazal
prvi zbor SlovcnSkih. hrvatSkih.
srbsliih in bolgarSkih socialistov.
Mas kongrcs bo prva vclika de
monstracija V socialiSticncm gi-
banju jugoslovanskega prolctari-
.lata Amcriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
OgrOmni piknik v ChiCagi.

Takcga pillmlla. kot je bill Y ne
delio dne 10. I. IN. V koriSt Socia-
listiGncmu tiSku Riverview par
ku. Sc nj bilo Y Chicago. Zaniman-
je IA piknik ie bilo sploSno ne lie
Chicagi. marvet tudi Y okolici.
Socialist in liudje. ki So zanima-
10 "a Socializem. 50 prihajali Y
ncpregledno dolgi vrSti. Bila ie
ziva reia. ki ie drla Skon glavni
who'd park Nozovi poulicne zc-
leznice so bill prcnapolneni. Mar
sikdo je takal pol IRE oh cestncm
vogalu, da Sc mu ie poSrcGilo pri-
ii ma voz ulicnc iclcZnicc kapita-
liStitni listi ccnijo. ia Sc je pix
nika vdclezilo - do 100 tiSoG liu-
di. I'm kapitalistitni listi radi pod
cenijo. kedar gre IA prircditve So
cialiStov. Tudi jugoSlovanski pro
letariat ST. je vdelezil piknika V
Gastnem in veGjem Stcvilu. Sal je
bilo Slovencev uekaj stotin. vi
deli Smo tuie obraZc. Poznati jih
je bilo. da 50 Slovenci le po raz-
litnih znakih SlovenSkih podpor-
nih Jednot. Veliki prostor, Xxi ie
bill odkazan "a JugoSlovane, je bill
ze popoldnc oh treh. tako malta
Geno poln. da nj bilo prostora Sc
sti travo. Ma jugoSlovanskem
prostoru je bilo tudi zivljenje.
HrvatSki SodrUgi in Sodruginje so
prineSli Saboj tamburice. Oh po-
ludne so hrvatSki Sodrugi priGeli
marzeljczo. Xxi jc lela buren
avplavz tudi pri drugih narodih.
Ia mimi So naStopilc Sodruginjc
tamburaSice. Sledili so zopet tam
buraSi in hrv soc. pcvci. Ia tre-
notek je Glovek pozabil, da biva
mednarodnem Babelu. lI ga na-
zivljejo Chicago. MiSlil je. da je
ma gozdni veSelici Ljuhljani ali
pa V Zagrebu. Ali komai je zapu-
still prostor. ie j. SliSal diva ali tri
tuje jezikc. Pritel ir miSliti real
no. Iayedal ST. je. da je ma social
sticnem pikniku. ma katerega so
prileteh proletarci vseh narodov.
da opomorejo syojemu oroiiu -
caSopiSju
Ma tiSoGc ljudi. pa mixer nobe-
mega policaja. Ia red je skrbel
Odbor 20. sodrugov. Poznati iih
Je bilo pc majhnem rdeGem ira
ku ma prsih in malim napisu mad
trakom. Xxi je povedal. kateri list
oziroma narOdnost zastopajo.
Glavni govornik ma pikniku je
bill Sodrug Seidel. Socialisticni zu-
pan meSta Milwaukee. Xxi Steje
mad 400 tisoc prebivaIcev. Sodrug
Seidel je govoril tako ostro, me-
stni korupciji Chicago. ia so ne
kateri kapitalistiGni listi zamol-
cali nekaterc njegovih ostrih in
resnicnih besedij, kterimi je hi
cal in ObsOjal mestnO korupcijo
Chicagi. Pa ponovno je pripo-
rocal Chicago mora pOstatl socla-
listicno mesto, ako Sc hoce iztre-
biti korupciio V mestni upravi.
Sodrugom Chicago je dal nekaj
dobrih nasvetOv. Precinct njego-
vemu gOvoru je bill: "kako delav-
ci upravljajo mesto?'
Predsedoval je sodrug Seymour
Stedman. Govoril je o kupovanju
glasov illinoiSki drzavni zbor-
nici. ia MIN so govOrili govor-
niki druzih narodov. Pozno noe
smo Sc razSli zavestjo, da Sc
drugo leto zopet snidemo Sc V We
cJem Stevilu.
Porocevalec.
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Chicago, ILL.,, 21. iuniia June, 1910.

drug drugcmu. Ce Zagovarjata da-
na>nji roparko kapitalisticni dru-
Iabni red. Oba sta naIadniaka.
ohraniti hoccta krivico. obdrzati
delavce Y kapitaliSticnrm hlap-
GcStvu.
Ali mi Sc tudi zavedamo. da
rcrkcv crpa svoio moe IL polite
'nlh in goSpodarskih razmrr. radi
trga So tudi ne vdclezujrmo emo
StranSkih bojcv, katcrr vodiio
SvohodomiSclmi SpiSarii prot Ger
Xvi.
PA mi Sc tudi zavcdamo. da ic
ccrkcv COLO orodjc vsch mogoGne-
zev in kapitalistov. pomotio ka.
terega tlatiio politi1no in gospo-
darSko drlavce Ccrkcv ic uzda.
: katerim brzdaio znastvrno raz.
iNkavauic.
PriStudiG liudstvu vcro. hi hi.
la TAXA nelmisel. kot cc kapitali.
ST IN mogoGncIi pravijo. da je
IJnd>tvu treba ohramti vero.
NaSa naloga je. da zabranimo
trologicno miSIjenjc Socialistit.
nj Stranki in drlavSkcm gibaniu
Sodr. Bcrgrrju pa lapiSemo Y
dobro, da je ma javncm Shodu po.
v"dal odprto, da ho katoliSka Ger.
E"v - ne vera mas zadnji SOW.
raInik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

Sodrugi. PriporoGajte hrvats-
kim dclavcem Radnicko StraIo'
cdini hrvatski socijalisticni list V
Ameriki NaroGnina jc 81 ma leto.
Naslov: 1880 So. Centre Ave. Chi
cagO. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
= Da v klerikalni Span

~" A i1NAAi ''p''iiIJI P'-
ka in Sc guglje tron. je naiveG
kriva nckdanja notranja politika
Mavre in niegovih klerikalnih
pristaScv. To dokazuje groznja
mcScanSkih radikalcev. ki grozijo
L revolucijo. tc poStanc Mavra 20
pet miniStrSki predscdnik.
Republikanski poslanec in ad-
vokat MclquiadcS Alvarez, mai
boliSi govornik Spanski zborni-
ci katcrcga 80 smatrali IA vladan-
jc tako Sposobnim. da hi ne bill
nihce ugovarjal. ako hi preSnje
dni sprcjcl portfclj Y monarhistic-
no svobodomisclnem ministcrstvu,
jc dejal
"Glavni intcres vSch republi-
kanccv NOR abiti scdaj tenn. da
rcpublikanci Obdrzc zvezo s soci-
alisti. ker to tvori zanesliiv vstaS-
XII element IA sploSen punt. kate
rega bodo podpirali inozcmstvu.
kakor nitro bo priScl zopet Mavra
do Wade. Danes verjamem. da bo
slavila republika svojo zmago." "
Ko je zdihnil Francisco Ferrer