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The Detroit times., 1910-05-16
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TO RENT-ROOMs.

ROOMS-Furniture for rooms complet,
81 week. Sumner CO., Mich and ell
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HELPERS AND LABORERS
IN FOUNDRY.
MURPHY IRON WORKS.

MAN wanted. home work evenings
making valentines Si2 weekly; no
canyassfng; no experience, enclose
stamp for samples. Commercial Art
Company, New York.
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IITTam PomasKy, S61 Garfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
DOCTOR TO BE ARRESTED ON
 CRAVE CHARGE
Sunshine Evelyn Nichols Expires as Result of H.
 legal Operation
MOTHER IS GRIEF FRANTIC
Dr. Bunnen Says Operation Had Been Committed When Girl Game to
 Him

warrants charging William H. Bun- nell, M. D.. 1l16 Stratford avenue, and Edwin Luckett, a negro coachman. with manslaughter, will be issued as a result of the death early today of Sunshine Evelyn Nichols, aged 17, negroes living with her parents at 35 Columbus Place.
 The girl expired after nearly week of semi-consciousness at her mothers home Last week her mother asked that she might be brought home when the doctors attending the girl in St vincent's hospital broke the news to her that there was no hope Tor the girl. She wanted her to die at home. Her request was granted, and the death of the girl had been expected almost hourly since then. Al
 The grief stricken mother visited the sharities department at 10 o'clock this morning to tell Supt. Brennan that the girl had died and she had no means with which to bury her. The Superintendent at once notified, as is customary in such cases Cullinan & Mullins. who have the city contract for burial of the pauper dead, and the remains were removed there. Al 4 o'clock this afternoon Medical Exam. iner Downs made a post mortem ex-
  have his report in the hands of the coroner
 Today it was learned that Dr. Bun nelrs defence will be that he did nou commit the alleged illegal operation upon the girl, but that she had already been treated before she called at his office.
 The police made several attempts to secure the statement of the Nichols girl. following her removal rom the hospital to her home, but none was successful, for she was unable to talk at anytime. A statement obtained from her when she was admitted to the hospital will in all likelihood be excluded from the trial of the accus- ed physician, for unless such state ments are made ''in fear of death" they are not admissible. Could such a statement have been obtained with in the last week. it would no doubt have been a valuable asset to the prosecution.
 Assistant Prosecutor Redden who issued the warrant for pr. Bunnell's s arrest in January, following the alleg- ed operation on New Years night. stated today that the state would have as important witnesses against the accused physician, Drs. c. O. God frey and pr. Henry Blodget. Redden said the bond for the accused pair on the manslaughters charge would not be fixed until they had been arrest ed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
New Haven Road
 Appointments As
 Passenger Agents

Especial from United Press.)
 New Haven, May 17--Announcement is made today by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad of the ap- pointment of F. c. Coley as first as sistant general passenger agent of the system, C. A Call as assistant gen. eral passenger agent, and A. H. Sea- yer also assistant general passenger agent.
 Coley will have headquarters in New Haven. Call in Boston, and Seaver in New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
CARD INDEX USEFUL.

Health Commissioner Frank Bo- gart, of the supply commission of the foard of health, today installed modern card system in the health boards office by which it is expected better results will be. attained 1n handling contagious diseases. The card system is such that at almost a glance the attaches of the office can tell the number of contagious dis eases, the location of the same. and when they have been visited by rep resentatives of the health department
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
ROOSEVELT RIDES IN CARRIAGE AT
 KINGS FUNERAL

Ry Staff Correspondent of the
 United Press.)
 London, May 17-Colonel Roosevelt today settled the mooted question of what 'tprecedence'' should be shown him at the funeral of King Edward on Friday, by announcing that he will not ride horeback in the procession but with his suite will occupy 8 carriage All the horsen1en, of course, will ride ahead of the carriages. The Colonel's decision is believed to have been prompted by his desire to save King George embarrassment.
 Roosevelt also decided today to make no public appearance in London aside from his romanesz lecture at Guils- rall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
MADMAN GIVES BATTLE.

Martin Klinker. who recently went mad at the F. Miller Lumber Co.'S yard. in East Washington avenue. and fought policemen from the top of lumber pile, last right became dement, ed again. Four policemen had to give him battle at his home in Columbia street before he could be thrust into the auto patrol. This morning he was taken from police headquarters to Lakeview Home
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
TIGER JACKSON NOT
 TAKEN AS CITIZEN

Up to the noon recess today, thir- ty-eight of the 54 applicants for cit izenship- papers were heard before Judge Ralph Wheeler in the specia session of the Civil Superior court. Of that number, eight were rejected among them being Tiger Jackson of this city, who admitted that he could speak English a little, but could not read that language. However, he knew his own name in English type and script.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
FALLEN COMPLIMENTS
 BRIDGEPORT POLICE

Attorney E. F. Hallen. president of the Board of Police Commissioners, paid high tribute today to. the excel fence of the members of the local pO- lice department in their marching. President Hallen was a guest at the monster police parade in New York city. Saturday Yet returning to Bridgeport he expressed himself as convinced that the members of the To- cal department were every whit as good as the New York cops.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Princess slips.

Many handsome patterns of Princess slips,some styles in white only, some in colors. 'Tis an assembling of sorts in which sizes have become broken. They are from the stores own stock; are sorts that have become favorites
 High or low neck, sleeveless or with sleeves, white black pink and iaven- der, fine lawn and lingerie with hand some trimming,-$1. .65.
 Lingerie and lawn, white and colors. effectively trimmed with Val lace and embrodery,-$2.65
 Enc lawn with round yoke of Ger man Val lace and embroidery. trim med with ribbon, have deep full pfn- tucked flounce, white onIy,-$1.eS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
HOMEsPuN CIGAR.

The window display at the Atlantic Hotel Pharmacy, IS Fairfield avenue is attracting a great deal of interest. The Homespun Cigar exhibition in the window and the novel and unique dis play sign is interesting and mystify- ing After seeing the display step in and get smoke.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
To REcEIvE DR. HExAMER.

Dr. Charles J. Hexamer who will ad- dress the German American Alliance at Eagles Hall tomorrow night will arrive tomorrow from Boston on the 3:36 train. He will be met at the station by President Henry Beutel- spacher and committee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
HOTEL MAN CONLEY OF TORRINGTON
 DIES, AGED 70
(special from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 Torrington, May 17.-F'rank Con- ley, 70 years old, one of the best known hotel men of the state, died at his home on Main street here today of angina pectoris from which he had been a sufferer since October last. He was a prominent Mason.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
FOR LACK OF DOLLAR
 BOY IS JAILED

William Steele of SIT River street aged IS, was sent to jail to'dayefn de fault of payment of fine of $1 an6 costs, for beating a horse at Seaside park yesterday afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Pleads Guilty to
 Manslaughter and
 Gets Six Years
Special from United Press.

Special from United Press.)
 Williamntic, May Hilary Chip pendale, of New London, charged with manslaughter in connection with the case of Carrie Lieberum, who died in a New London hospital as the re- suit of a criminal operation, pleaded guilty in superior court before Judge Wheeler today and was sentenced to a term of from to years in states prison.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $2.95-

NAINSOOK skirts of special fine- ness, 15-inch fOunces of handsome em- brOidery and cluster tuclSing, dust ruffles of tucked lawn or of embroid- ered-edge nainsook,-$2.95.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
INCREASE FOR. TELEtGRAPHERs
 <c,..~.;o, ,ror, I1n,tad pressa

New Haven. May 17.-General Man ager Samuel Higgins and a commit tee of telegraphers reached a sat1sfac- tory agreement this afternoon relative to the wage demands presented oy the oprators on the New York. New Haven E Hartford Railway recently.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At75c-

CAMBRIC with pin-tucked muslin ruffle, with ruffle edged and inserted with torchon lace, with 1ounce of graduated tucks of muslin and em- broidery,-75c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.

A special meeting of John H. Rog- CTS council, K. of C., the largest coun- sel of the Knights of Columbus in the state, has been called for this evening. Important busInessis expected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Night-gowns.

N1ght-gowns. At 45c-
 Round and V and high neck gowns of soft cambric, cut good and full, fin- ished with embroidery and tucks, some with lawn ruffle,-45c. At 59c-
 Cambric gowns in an even dozen of styles but not of every size in ever, style, round square V or high neck, and inserting and fine tucks,-59c.
 Extra-sfze gowns with V neck, yoke tucked and hemstitched, finished with hemstitched lawn ruf1e,-5ec. At 69c-
 Nainsook and nice soft cambrSc gowns, low V or high neclxs, front of yoke made of hemstftched tucks and finished with lawn ruffIe that has edge of embroidery, other styles trimmed with Val lace and ribbon beadfng,- 69c.
 At 75c-
 Soft-finish muslin with low round neck, trimmed with ribon beading and edging of torchon Iace,-75c.
 Nainsook with low neck, finished with insertion and lace edge and rfb- bOn-decOrated beading,75c
 V-neck gowns of cambric, pin-tucI<- ed yoke, trimmed with embroidery and beading,-75c.
 At 95c-
 Nainsook gowns, low and V neck, tucked embroidered and trimmed with lace and ribbon,-95c.
 Extra-size gowns of soft nainsook, neck, trimmed with tuclcs embroid- cry and lawn ruffle,-95c. At $1.25-
 Fine cambrfc and nainsool<, low square neck, trimmed with turks em- brcidery and Val lace with ribbon SIPS.
 At $1.50-
 Fine nainsook. square or round neck, yokes of embroidery. some in eyelet patterns. handsome ruffles and lace add beauty to them,-S1.50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $2.50

FINE SKIRTS with flounces of pin- tucked lawn, of eyelet embroidery, ,and of lace combined with beading and embroidery,-$2.5O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Long skirts.
At 69c

CAMBRIC skirts with lawn f1ounce of pin tuclxs, deep edging of torchon lace,-69c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $1.25-

CAMBRIC with fOunce of tucked lawn and ruffle of embroidery, some styles trimmed with lace and embroid- ery,-$1.25.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Iorset covers.

|Iorset covers.
 At 19c- Cambric corset covers, a number of
 styles every size in some one style.
 trimmed with lace or embrOidery,-
 19c. At 29c-
 Nainsook and 'cross-b dinity cor
 Set-cOverS in odd sizes, almost all sizes
 in some styles, nicely finished with
 lace or embroidery,-29c.
 At 39c-
 Square and v-neck corset-covers of
 dainty 'crOss-bar and nafnSOOx, all
 sizes in some style, prettily trimmed
 with lace and embroidery,-39c.
 At 45c-
 .Nainsook in dainty styles, decorated
 with nledalliOns of embroidery and
 trimmed with Val Iace,-45c.
 Soft fine cambric. trimmed with Val
 lace or embroidery combined with rib-
 bon,-45c. At 75c- Sheer and dainty covers of lawn and nainsoOlk, graceful styles with pretty trimming of lace and embroidery,- 75c. At 95c- Sample corset-covers in odd sizes, distinctive and rich of style and beau tiful of trimming,-95c. Drawers. At 19c-
 CaInbric,dee rufrle with hemstitch- ed hem,-19c. At 25c- Good cambric, three-inch ruffle of openwork embroidery,-25c. Cambric with hemstitched hem and pin-tucked ruff1e,-25c.
 At 39c- Full circular drawers, s,cambric, lawn ruffle or embroidery, hemstitched and tucked patteTns,-39c. At 45c- Fine cambric and full circular 1 drawers, wide ruffles of embroidery cluster tucks and hemstitched hem,- 45c. At 59c- Nice soft cambric in several styles, embroidery and either cluster or hem- stitched tucl<s are used for attractive l trimming,-59c. At 75c- NainsoOk and cambric, some in cir | crlar style. tucked and embroidered in attractive styles,-75c. At 95c- | NainsoOk of nice quality, circular l and regular styles, ruffles 4 and 5 l inches deep, of lawn or embroidery; some trimmed with torchOn lace.- l 95c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Short skirts.

At 25c-
 Good cambric petticoats with a full ruffle and hemtitched hem,-25c. At 39c-
 Cambric skirts with tucked lawn ruffle, trimmed with deep Val edging, -39c.
 Cambric with deep lawn ruffle ,trim- med with Val lace edging and insert ing,-39c.
 At 45c-
 Nice cambric with scalIopel lawn ruffle with embroidered edge, same style finished with ruffle of hemstitch- ed tucked lawn,-45c. At 75c
 Soft-f1nish caInbric with deep fiOunce that is tucked and trimmed with ruffles of embrOidery,-75c.
 Extra-size short petticOats of nice cambric, special designs with ruffle of lawn and embroidered edgfng,-75c. At 95c-
 Nainsook and fine soft cambric, deep full fOunces trimmed with embroidery and lace edging and insertfng,-95c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 95c-

SOFT CAMBRIC in pretty styles, tucked and hemstitcbed flounces, em- broidered ruffIes, some in pretty 'scallOped patterns,-95c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $1.95-

CIRCULAR founce skirts, fine tuck ed lawn with rows of Val lace finished with ribbon trimming: fine cambric with deep ruffle of eyelet embroidery and tucked lawn,-$1.95.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $2.25

DEEP-RUFFTE skirts of fine cam- brio, handsome fiOunces made up of lace and tucked lawn or embroidery in rich patterns,-$2.25.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
DIED.

RIGGINS.-In New London. May =. 1910. George H. Higgins, aged A wears.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking parlors of Cullinan & Mullins, No. 864 Main street. on Wednesday. May IS, at a:2e D. m-
 -Tnterment at Lakeview cemetery.
 a*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Petticoats
At 19c

Calnbl.ic with deep founce finish ed with pin tucks and hemstitched hem,-19c.
 At 29c-
 SOft-finiSh cam brio with tucked muslin ruffleS edg- ed with tOrchOn Iare,-29c.
 At 3oc-
 NainsoOk made with double ruffle of fine muslin, clus- ters of pin tucks and henstftched hem,-39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 39c-

NainsOok and fine soft calnbric, trim. med with lace in pretty styles or pin- tucked and edged with embroidery,- 39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 39c

Round-neck gowns of soft-finish cambric, made with three-quarter sleeve and trimmed with embroidery and beading,-39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Drawers
At 19c-

At 19c-
 Cambric with lawn ruffle, trimmed with inserting an dedging of Val lace, -19c.
 Nice cambric with tucked ruffle and hemstitched hem combined with pin tucks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $1.50-

CAMBRIC trimmed with Val and | torchon lace and inserting, fine tucked | founces of lawn,-$1.50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 29c-

Soft cambric. pin tucked and with trimming of embroidery or made with ruffle of Val lace and muslin,-29c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17

Combinations.
 Those well-ftting combi- nations of corset-cover with drawers or skirt are particu- larly in tune with the fash ion of today and are finding greater and ever greater ia vor. Some in patterns of much prettiness are includ- ed in this sale. At 89c-
 Soft cambric tastefully trimmed with Val lace and ribbon beading, . number of styles,-89c. At $1.15-
 Nainsook with trimming of em- brOidery and lace combined with rib bon, graceful and distinctiye,-$1.1 .15. At $1.35-
 Many styles of fine nainsook and cambric, trimming of lace and em- broidery in individual and attractive, pretty ribbons add to their beauty $1.s5.
 At $1.&-
 Nainsook of special fineness, attrac- tive styles finished with lace and em- broidery in new patterns,-$1.65 .65. At $1.75-
 Fine nainsoolx with trimming of special quality, lace and embroidery are used for both edging and insert ing to secure very-attractive effects,- $1.75.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
Night-gowns
At 24c-

At 24c-
 Cambric with V neck, yoke of clus- ters of pin tucks, ruffles at neck and sleeveS,-29c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 59c-

At 59c-
 Nainsook and cambric, round or V neck, hemstitched tucked yoke trim- med with embroidery,-59c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At $1.65

tive styles finished with lace and em- broidery in new patterns,-$1.65
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17

Cambric corset covers, a number of styles every size in some one style, trimmed with lace or embroidery,- 19c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 45c-

Nainsook in dainty styles, decorated with medalliOns of embroidery and trimmed with Val Iace,-45c.
 Soft fine cambric, trimmed with Val lace or embroidery combined with rib- hOu -1Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At AUG.

Nainsook and cambric, some in cir cular style, tucked and embroidered in attractive styles,-75c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17

Nainsook of nice quality, circular and regular styles, ruffles and 5 inches deep, of lawn or embroidery; some trimmed with tOrchOn lace.- 9Ec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 95c.

Sample corset-covers in odd sizes, distinctive and rich of style and beau tiful of trimming,-95c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 39c.

Square and V-neck corset-cOvers of dainty cross bar and nainsoolx, all sizes in some style, prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery,-39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17

NainsOOk and 'cross-bar dimity cor- set-cOvers in odd sizes, almost all sizes in some styles, nicely finished with lace or embroidery,-29c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-17
At 75c-

Sheer and dainty covers of lawn and nainsOOk, graceful styles With pretty trimming of lace and embroidery,- 75c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-16

zenstva, a do pravega spoznania
pa lie ne brides, da hi korakal mn
poti proti gori svobode. Prayo
sredstvo "a oSvoboditcv medina
suznosti je, organizacija, ekonoms.
ka in politicna, ktere geslo lie.
"delavci celega svcta, zdruzite Sc.
Dokler Sc pa ne zdruzite V take
org%anizacije, dokler ne boste Volt
Ii vase Stranko pri dczelnih. okrai
nth in nacijOnalnih volityah. lie
vse vase preklinjanje in VISA vasa
molitev zaStonj in ne bodete Sc
pref rcSili suznosti. kot kadar vas
zagrebejo V zemljo ako ne zavza
mete drugo pot, po kteri dospete
do oSvoboditve.
Organizaciia, h kateri hi moral
spadati vsak delavec. kteri sluzi
4 rOkami ali mozgani svoi kruh
ie: socialisticna stranka, kterc ge-
slo .jc: delavec mora biti dclczcn
vSega rrOdukta, kterega on sam
producira.
Pozdravljam vse zavedne de-
lavcc pc Sirni Amcriki. tebi liub-
ljeni list pa obilo novih naroGni-
kov'
Novi narOGnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-16
DeIaTka hranilniCa in pOSO
jiInlCa v LjubIjdni.

O delavski hranilnici in poso-
jilnici V Ljubljani piSe "Rd. Pra-
por:"
"Razvoj s~ocialno demokratic-
ne stranke zahteva, da Sc njeni
clani polagoma osamosvoje ma
vseh poljih in otreSejO odvisnosti
Cd nas%protniSkih strank i'll njiho-
viii inStitucij. Marsikaj Sc je tudi
re storilo pr mas V TEN oziru.
Raven strokovnih organizacij so
81 naSi delavci uStanOvili re lero
vrsto konsumnih drustev, tudi ne
kaj produktivnih zadrug je re a
cello delovati, V GOrici pa Sc je a
cetkom leta us~tanovila prva De
lavska hranilnica in posojilnica.
Ia primer hoGejo zdaj %posnemati
tudi ljubljanski delavci. Priprave.
Xxi so trajale deli casa, so sedaj
toliko dozorele, da so sc ma zad-
MEM sestanku predlozila in odo-
brila p~ravila, Xxi so sedaj vlozene
V re~gistracijo. Zavod Sc imenuje
"Delavska hranilnica in posoiil-
nica", ter ie osnOvana ma zadruz-
nj podlagi. DOlocilo Sc je, da INA
sa delez 100 kron, Xxi Sc lahko
vplaca naenkrat ali Pa obrOkih.
Prvi clani so Sc re oglasili in Sc
daj je naloga sodrugOv V Liublia-
nj in ma kranjskem sploh, da raz-
vlJeJo agitacijo "a nOvi delavski
zavod, Xxi DO delavstvu TEN veG
koristil, elm boil Sc bodo delavci
sami udeleze ali della zanj. Do
kler nj zvrSena registraciia pra-
VII, sprejema Glane pc nalogu pri-
p~ravlialnega odbora sodrug dr..
TomSic (pisarLa odvetnika dr..
Pocka) Ljubljana, Start try. Tam
Sc dobivajo tudi visa p~oiasnila.
Delavska hranilnica in posoiilni-
ca V Gorici, XII posluje Sc lie ne
kolikO mesecev, .je vendar re ma
predovala in Sc mora danes sma-
trait "a jake resen zavod. To bo-
di V vzpodbudo sodrugom V Liu-
blJani in pc drugih krajih. Mice
maj Sc ne plaSi, ker DO to zavod
ubogih delavcev; IL malaga raste
veliko in tudi uboge delavske kro-
nice lahko dosti pomenijo, &c Sc
zbero. V lastncm zavodu bodo
incl delavci sami korist cd svo-
Jih kronic. V tujih zavodih pod
piraio svoie nasprotnike, katerim
nlkdar ne prihaja ma misel. da hi
storili tudi kaj "a delavske intere.
Sc. Nasprotniki so izdali gcslo
"Svoji k svoiim' in Sc strogo
ravnajo pc MEM. Delavci! Posne-
matte Jill! Tudi "a vas vel.ia be-
soda; "Svoji k svojim!"
IL navedene notice crpamo. da
sc je zadnjih deset let marshal
spremenilo organizaciii SLOW.
socialistov V start dOmovini. Pred
ID. ali Sc 10. lett smo incl onkrai
velike luze ze P.recej dobrih poll
titnih agi%tatorjev. A redki so bill
agitatorii "a strokovno organiza-
CLIO, IA Sc redke.jSi so bill sodrugi.
XII so incl talent vspeSno voditi
gospodarske orga~nizacije, kon-
zumne in produktivne zadruge.
In to je bill menda glavni vzrok.
da nj bio mogoce ustanoviti 60
spodarskih organizacij, XII hi V
wen $ politicno tvorile mocno
fOrto, Xxi bi bila branik prot ka-
pitalizmu in s katere hi lagie ma
skakovali kapitalisticne postoian-
Ike.
Danes .je drugaGe. Socialist v
start domOvini imajo produktivne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-16
DOpisi.
Chicago, Ill.
J r..

Sodrug urednik!
Zadnji cas- citam V razlicnih cas-
nikih, da bi bio "a SLOW. delavce
naJboljse, ako bi Sc ~naselili ma
farmah. Posebno "Glasilo" S. N.
Z. Jednote je prineslo o tenn dali
so razpravo v clanku "Noya in
stara domovina." Urednik je v
clanku topic priporocal SLOW. de-
lavcem, da bi zasnovali veliko
slovensko naselbino. Prieakoval
sem, da sc bodo rojaki oglasili ma
ia clanek kar v naiveGiem stevilu