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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16
Bug Marriages
Queer Things
M9orlse ,, Maeternnck in September

(Maurlce Maetellnck in September
Forum.)
The marriage customs (of insects)
are dreadful anc, contrary to what
happens in every other world, here
II Is, the female of the couple wEo
stands for strength and intelligence
and also for cruelty and tyranny.
which appear TO be their inevitable
consequence. Almost every wedding
ends in the violent and Immediate
death of the husband. OFTEN, the
bride first eats certain number Of
suitors. The type of these fantastic
unions could be supplied by the Ian
guedocion Scorpions, who as we know
carry iobster-claws and long tail
supplied with sting, the prick Of
which Is extremely dangerous. They
have a prelude to the festival in the
shape of a sentimental stroll, claw
In claw; then motionless, with fingers
still gripped, they contemplate each
other blissfullN intcrminably: and
day ana night pass over their ecstasy.
while they remain face 10 face, petr-
fed with admiration. Next, the fore
heads come together and touch the
mouths-if We can give the name Of
HlouUl To lnr monStfouS urlnCe that
opens between the clams--are Joined
in a sort of kiss after which the
union is accomplished, the male Is
translXed with mortal sting and the
terrible spouse crunches and COB
bleS him down with relish
But the mantis the ecstatic insect
with the arms always raised in an at
titude of supreme Invocation, the hor-
rihle Manti Rellgi1sa of Praying in
sect does better still she eats her
husbands Gor the Unsuitable creature
sometimes consume seven or eight
running) while they press her paslon-
ately tp their heart Her inconceiva-
bic kisses devour, not mctaphorlcally,
but in an appallipgly real fashion,
the Inflated choice of her soul of her
stomach. She begins with the head,
goes down to the thoraN and does not
stop TIL she comes to the hind legs,
which she deems too tough She then
pushes away the unfortunate remains,
while a new lover. who was quietly
awaiting the end of the monstrous
banquet, herolcally comes forward to
undergo the same fate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16
FLEETNESS OF
VANITY SHOWN
SCHOOL PUTS YOUNGSTERS
"UOPE" ON TIE BUN.
GLORY Is SHATTERED
Kings Of the Pop Stands Are Now
LcnIIdng Granmar-Rush at
nHnh TOuntpins WanCs.

Situated here and there and yondcr
and back again all ovgr the city Of
Tulsa are numerous improyisod struc-
lures which now are the monuments
of the annual tragedy enacted by the
opening of the schools They were
the small boys hope during the
long days of summer-hls pop stand
in which he conducted business and
grnncd assiduously as he pulled caps
and released the effervcsceut energy
corked up inside. But the opening Of
school has put an end to all this and
has compelled the abandonment and
dcsertion Of these places by their pro-
prietor'.
Some Of them are turned sideways.
The turn down counters are hanging
idly and nutter and flap IN the windt
like a busted binder on ord Bauey's
birdie Srmc of them have part of
the wall tron down, and all Of them
show state Of utter dcsolltion that
bespeaks of happier days and the con-
cusiOn Of "A long summers vacation,
showing the flectness of vanity and
impressing the onookcr with the
II NlUNSS iUhl idl Aiii, El'll Tvs anu
fame are things that come and 60 like
the recurring seasons of the year.
Almost any location was sui able
for the owner Of one of these stands.
Approval Of this or that place lacked
not and while not Otherwise eng ged
In the, playing of marbles with the
neighboring boys in front of the
stand, or planning trips to some
swimming haunt, he dshcd out the
soda any time there wasn't a fire or
dog fight near by
While the "little fellow in the soda
stand business has been squeezed out
not by the special interests how
ever these latter have suffered and
are suffering coutinued falling off
in business Not many weeks ago,
everybody can remember II, about all
fellow thought about was to search
for u Geld drink establishment It
didn't make very much diiferoyce
where II was located, because when
a fellow is hot and thirsty any place
is good enough and anything looks
good enough to drink. 1t is perhaps
u little nicer 10 have the thirst relif1
pussed out over chunk Of marble,
hut that doesn't enter into the ANAL
Eamation of liquid ana thirst
The genuine soda fountain how
ever, never does 20 out Of business,
continuing right along during the
cooler days 10 serve warmer drinks
during the summer and during the
cold days to serve hot drinks.
And once In a while, The fellow
who knows may even get a special
drink here in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16
PIANO TONI,

Ia the Weaver piano the sounding
board receives treatment similar to
that of the professional violin. II Is
graded In thickness to such proper
lions as a long series OF experiments
~ the tone expert have shown to
bring the best results. The bridge ls
so adjusted In It's contact with the
sounding board as to produce the
most perfect vibrations giving tone
quality in the Weaver piano that is
distinct and perfect. placing the
piano beyond all competition. The
Weaver piano catalogue explains all
this and other important features
more fully II is free for the asking.
WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO co.
Manufacturers. York, Pa.
The Weaver" Is one of the leading
pianos sold by the Darrow Music Co.,
Tulsa, Okla CAdv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16
SANTA FE APPEALS
School TAX CASE.
RAILROAD WILL FIGHT QUARTER
TAX IN SUPREME COURT AEsTER
ADVERSE FINDING


Special to the World
Guthrie Okla, Sept. l5.--An appeal
from District Judge Huston's decision
that the quarter special school tax IS
legal was taken to the Supreme Court
by the Atchison, Topeka e. Santa Fe
Railroad company today The entire
house journal for the special session of
the legislature was included In the pc
tltion filed.
The special tax for school purposes
provided for by by the 1910 legislature
was Submitted to the District Court Of
Logan County oman agreed statement
Of facts and Judge Huston hald the tax
valid. ,,-r ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16
MYSTERY ABOUT
ACLERK'S DEATH
MUSkOGEE YOUTH DIES FROM
GhSlIES ON BACK OF
HEAD.

Special to the World.
Muskugeo OKLA. Sept 1j.--Gravo
mystery surrounds the sudden death
OF Walter w Watson, aged %, drug
clerk, early this morning at the reg
idonco of his employer, Paul Rial 324
South Sixth Street, after being glugTad
the night before, Watson, according
to Mrs w r.. Evans, the only occu-
pant of the Rial home AT the time
entered the house shortly after 10
O'clock Wednesday night and pro-
ceeded at once to his room Accord
ing to her story, she shortly after
heard continued groans, ana rushing
10 his room. found him lying on the
bed with blood streamlng from two
ugly gayhes on the back Of his head.
After summoniug a phy.ician, she
again returned TO the room and found
him this time undressed and inside
ihc bed coverings, The gashcs HAD
the appearance Of having been caused
by a blunt instrument. They we're
nearly six ncres long.
Watson was unconscious when flrstl
seen and up 20 the time he died was
unable To give connected story. nc-
cordng 20 members Of the household.
he Is lunch- back. s tf.g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Now the women's clubs OF the day
are becoming Interested in the indus-
trial fund, the Hyechka club was the
first to pledge It's support and its ex-
ample will he followed by the RUS
kin Art the Tuesday Book and in an
probabilities the Woman's Club. The
clubs. have ever had the progressive
spirit and this step only adds further
proof Of what they are willing 70 DO
for Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

The Epworth League, chaperoned
by the Rev and Mrs. James W. Baker
spent last evening at Owens Park
picnicking Games. music and street
car rides and every form of amiise-
ment that would add TO the pleasure
Of the evening was called into use. A
p 'cnic feast was enjoyed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

one of The fashionable and leading
.milliners of The city is having a run
ON bride hats, which goes TO prove
that cupid Ia busy, although weddings
attended with much social fuss nave
been so far small in number. Tho
firm holds The record that every hat
that has been scld To agirl yet this sea-
son has been bride hat. The secret
comes out after the hats are sold and
The funny part is none of the girls
know that the others have been to
the same shop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

arh troubles ANA from the root OF
pcunN % cure for lpprosv
Tu bald heads he offered for sale
un lulallihlo hair tonic which would
In three weeks restore a luXurlnnt
growth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Miss Lulu Burkett of this city was
mnrrlcd yesterday TO Mr. Howard
Hendricks of Alya. The couple met
at Enid, where The ceremony was.
performed, After Il short honeymoon
they iWill make Alva their homie.
Miss Rnrkott leaves many friends here
who give her, very best wishes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mrs, Julia Miller and daughter Will
arrive next week from Kentucky for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
kirkpatrick and family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mrs r. r. Ebrght has returned
from % delightful vacation trip to
sulphur Springs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mrs, John r. Ramsey has been
confined Ia her home with Illness
since her return about q week ago
from Alcdo, Ill, where she visited rel
atives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Miss Margaret Shea of Mariana
Ark the guest Of Mrs q. A Held
BREEDER.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs a. e. Blackburn
left Yesterday for ohio FOR a visit with
relatives and friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

To wantodNcrtise for buyer M IN
.Wickly become a SELLER.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mrs Wade Hampton Walker and
mother Mrs John Howard, ARE hero
ron Wichita Fails. Tex, for Visit
with MI and Mrs. L, Il. Evans and
other relatives They are NcWning
from a visit In Chicago and northcrn
points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

musical history Studio NJ. T. church,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Miss Lulu Chestnut Of Joplin, Mo. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Ernest
Prutsman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mrs. L. D. Lindsey leaves today
for Atlantic city TO attend the ma
tional encampment Of the G.. a. r..
and W. r. G. ...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Miss Josephino Ruch left yester
day morning for Kansas city for
vacation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller Hammet
are home from several weeks spent
in Idaho.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs Il, r. Roberts are
home from a trip to Colorado Springs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Miss Sophia Magnuson returned
yesterday from trip TO Colorado
which included the summef months,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

M, ana Mrs John Durell and Dr.
O. %. Hood are among those who
VIII go OYER TO pcrry today 10 attend
the annual celebration of The open.
ing oi the Cherokee strip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

y. G.. Bcunc is home from Eastrcn
markets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16

Cranherries. ? quarts. 25c Phone
AIS. S. NJ. Bell Grocery Co. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-16
SOCIETY
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours: 1900 10 1000 .. m.
PHONE 900.

Mr. and Mrs g T. Dcnt are home
from u stay of several weeks in cot
oiado Mrs Dent spent some time
with her sister, Mrs, George 1aync,
IN Washington also
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19
Hogan de dueIo
en- Cabo Rejo.
Angelica volo al cielo dejando
a sus padres en- profunda
tristeza.
Sc anancia para esta noche una
conferencia por los Sres. Ma
tienzo ! Torrente.
De nuestro orresponsal.

Nov. l5.-Ayer fuimos invitados
para una reunion que Sc celebrara
en- el teatro de tsta poblacion esta
noche a las ocho Y media, con el fin
de tratar de Ia feria insular
Aver llegaron a esta poblacion los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19
Festejando a
IN compane1o.
La "Fraternidad escolsr' ofre-
&c una demoStracion de afec.
to al Sr. Fernandez Mascara.

La Sociedad 'Fraternidad Escolar
compuesta de los elementos intelec
tuales que cursalon sus estudlo, de
segunda ensenanZa durante el pero
do comprendido entire q ano de 1877
Y 1878 en- los dlfereEtes coleglos G
Institutes q. ell tai feeha eNlstleron
en- esta Isla, celebro IN Ia noche del
lueves una reunion intlma con oble-
to de festelar al antique eompanero
ST. Guillermo Fernandez Mascara, el
que ausente por algunos amos en- Ia
Antilla hernana ha sabldo coloear
4 su patria en- el concepto lntelec
tual que melece dadas las reVelan
tes condolences de lahorloSidad y ca
pacidad en- Il reconocldas.
El companero Gulllermo Fernan
dez Mascara tsras penosa labor en-
los campos de Cuba luchando hasta
lograr su Independence .llego 4 ocu
par un alto grado de aquel ejercito
Ibertador, en- el cuerpo tecnlco ee
sanidad J una vez or9anlzado el 60
bierno ha sido prcmlada su labor Y
meitos designandosele catedratlco
de fisica y qulmica y director del ms
tituto de segmda ensenanza de San
tago de Cuba.
AL encontrarse aeoldentalnente
en- Puerto Rico, sus companeros que
a mas del aprecio que le profesan,
reconocen en- el sus mertos lntelec
tu2les tu,ieron elplacer De cons ~agrar
+ pasar en- su romnanla algunas
az ,lcpartiendo con q compane1o
Fernandez Mascara, tanto travenslo
: "a memona los gratos reeucHlo, ie
Ia luvendud. y sobre todo Dc aa.t-
uerodo de vida escolar. como
tamblen camblando lnlpreslones
sobre el desenvolvlmlento lntelec
tual V nuevas corrlentes en- que hoy
Sc de arnlla Ia ensennanza enla lsla
de Cuba, hacienda, prtllentes ecn.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19
Manifestation
unionista en- Ponce
De nuestro corresponsal


Nov. ls.-Para el domingo proxi
mo, esta anunciada la manifestation
unionlsta de esta ciudad, para con
memorar el triunfo obtenido por el
partido unionista en- esta municipa
lidad v en- el distrito.
FL enthusiastic elemento de Ia colec
tivadad ha acogjdo Ia idea por Ia
cual la expresada manifestation re
sultara muv concllrrlda.
senores Matienzo Cmtron v el eapa
Dire Torrente. qulenes cclebraron una
conferencia en- el teatro anoche. El
teatro estaba completamente lleno
de espectadores que deseaban escu
char los argumentos de los propa
gandistas espiritistas.
Aver dejo de eyistir despues de
una rapida enfermedad, Ia angellcal
criattlra Angelica Maria Vega. hlJa
de nuestros buenos amigos don An
gelJ. Vega y dona Loli Ohviere. Que
Dios hava cogido en- su seno tan mo
cente angelito Y que desde IA man
sion celeste. implore .conformldad
para sps desconsolados padres.
Esta noche Sc anuncla que habla
ran en- Ia plaza publica los seaores
Matienzo elntron, el ea-padere 10
rrente y el ST. \lcenti.
Fl pueblo Sc prepara para eseu
char Ia palabra de estos tres hon
bres de clencla-
Continua enfermo. el hijo de nues-
tro amigo Fleytas Colberg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

I'll q led lIo u6 eSua pODldCiOll esld
noche 4 las ocho Y media, con el fin
de tratar de la feria lnsular
Aver llegaron a esta poblacion los
deraciones sobre el actual status po
litico de nuestra patria comun Y a
Ia vez sobre procedimientos pedago
gicos que hoy imperan en- esta isla.
Despues del saludo hecho por el
presidente de la socledad LIDO. Mu
noz Morales al que era huesped de
honor Ell esa noche, el companero
Fernandez Mascara expreso su agra
decimiento por el acto que en- su OBJ
,equio Sc realizaba c hizo votos por
Ia prosperidad de la "Fraternidad
= porque Puerto Rico llegasepronto
i obtener un gobierno prop;o, y que
81 en- sus luchas en- la AntiIla hernia
ma penso siempre que al realizarlo
laboraba en- beniflcio de 81 patrla.
A esta agradable reunion que ter
mino cerca de las doce de la noche
concurrleron LIDO. Luis Munoz Mora
les, Dr.. Guillermo Fernandez Mas
caro-, jaime Anne1v, Antolin Mn,
Angel Paniagua, P G. Tmothe.
Arturo Rodriguez, Emilio Gorbea,
DR. Gustavo Muhoz, Dr. Pedro Gu
tiesrez Ygaravidez, Rafael Castro,
Gonzalez, Ramon Gambia .Cotlova,
Rafael Dalseiro, Manuel Ilavle9o,
Fernando Moutilla, LIDO. Pedro de
Aldrev, Luis Sanchez Morales. Dr.
Rafael vdlcz Lopez, ' Dr. Felipe B
Cordero.
In comenso'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

skin korporacijskih lordOv' - je
IL. t. III. potrdil Skoro iednoglas.
no. da mOr znani Shermanov
C''proti'') trustni zakon v~eliati
tudi za delavske unijc.Ta zakon lie
bill svojeGasno sprejct, da kaznuje
tiste. ktcri Sc medsebojno druzi-
10 V svrho. da goSpodarsko uni
clio trctjcga. Naperjen jc bill to-
rel prot trustom. kteri 4 monopo-
li~ziranicm trgovinc in produkciie
niGujejo male in neodvisnc pod
.ictnikc. Toda do danes truStom nj
Ia zakon Skrivil nit laSu ma CLAW.
Kajti kapitalisti imajo V rokah
VISA Srcdstva: denar, sodiSca it'd.
vslcd cesar Jim .je vSak zakon ME
la, IA ktcrega Sc toliko zmenijO,
kot IA lanski sneg. paG pa so ia
zakon ie neStetakrat izrabili prot
delavskim unijam. GeS: delavci Sc
zdruzuje.jo ma Skodo kapitalistom.
torej so tudi @ nekakSen trust.
To preganjanje organiziranih de.
lavcev je bilo doslej protizakoni-
to, kajti omenjeni zakon .ie bill
omejen lie ma truste; "A cd sedaj Sc
DO pa vrSila persekuciia uni zako-
nitim CD potion, ker je tako skle-
Mia ''zbornica lordov". Delay
Gem, kteri tako verno glasujejo
IA kap~italisticne kandidate, Sc ia
krepka zauSnica vsekakor dobro
prileze!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Pri JugOSoVanSki SOciaIiStGni Kongres Y Ameriki,

a v nedeljo 8 in pondelek 1 Julia 1910 v Chicago. III. v Narodni dvoani
1900 So. Centre Ave s sedecim dnevnim redom. N""
J. Ovo1tev in konsiuiranje kongresa:
h) N"IfN tHh CLANCY "a IrcHei poobastl:
N"iieN leTo CLANCY "a utriene dncynega eda
-, a. NoieN oven lred>ciatajev in Stnh Nsnikarie
H. Po~lla sovcnskcga, hrvatskega. bolgarskega in srbskego os1ors.ro
gihaniu in polozaiu organizaGi f"""s'>" o
III "Tsanaa.GH JugG.Nvanske ,SodalsHtne zyeze Y Ameiki:
Dfmitar Ekonomoff. ' I"'' S""E
= HT Tgg in ieaysko r"zneino gibanjc Y Amcrii;-porota solmc
" ota>%te amerskega .jugosoyanskcga SociaHsthucga cbania n,rr,n
Iugmlovanshi socmlni demoRaciu y Eym. rn5,Fe SnLN Japan"
SaviC. 'i' f"" S"ug bagCe
b zakiuGek o PLATFORM;
49, Z TravIa; - pOroca sodug JoTp Zavcrtnik ST
~. HNeZua tIskarna; - Vorota solnp StGuan Zlndi
'. NoI'cv upravncga in nadzoncga oihora Juao,oyauskc. Soci,Is.;.u, z-o
VI Slutajnosi 9''''HSt'he |'eze
VII. Razput kongresa.
NIIo>no glasovanie G uadic oiotHo. ia Sc y sobo.o naI lo,,a A
ri zye"cr vri pTeikonfcrenca: f' "S'N" -" :
IA NSnNa ofganzaciF zauorc IrIati naivcG diva dqlrgoto i, 5,. 1880. :
kongrcsa. ' I'I''N 4" I"NttJ" sN'SAoV
N"''Ntmm Auhl. kteri yshd vchkih >trSkov ne roreio uo.l,,i lor,r.o
M HohE'N' mhh" ioohIaStio zstopnika Ncrc irusc orranzaciio aT kmb, H."
nm. IS"I" ma "ngre.u Dali 10 pa dotiGni dcngat incl tolko pIs,y EoTnr
h'nihioN % item oihtiS h kongres S' N'
i"ZNIwuo vas tpri. da takoi IzvoHtc dcIcrotc in ra,,,rHo .H, .
'"jniHn tea oibora uaizadnje ti ii pred konrrcsom, " """""' "'" '"'"a
; soGaltti6nim poziravom
rl:u. 1890. Medjugodovanski odbor Ia sklcane kongresa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
D.. p.
tega ne prenaredimo!''

Med I%JudStvom. prcmnogokrat
~prevaranlm IN izdanim, nahajamo
pray ceSto hIadnc oSrbr. ki pop"l-
mona trpno pogledujrjo ma ysako
"'IovanJr, pa bodl to kulturno
poIlilcno ali Strokovno. Ako pa
Jim Nd" dokaZuJe potrcbo JAYNE
"a drioIahJa' dobI IA odgovor:
ludI II tega ne hos prcnarcdil.
YES Grli|ahm ra|Vol pa zavraca
10 'rult'N. FRED Sto In sto lett ir
nh uo"|'r odvlScn : Svojim zivl-
J'''J'm III lm"tl'm oct dohrc wolfe
p'Sa'''c|hik"v. M"@II $" GA zaprc-
II al pa Pf"datl Nu|cnjStvo. orc
nv, Il" =" ha'ltI all pa
""i'''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Pueblo, Colo IS. junija.

''"I'hl soar. ur'umk
D"IaySkr raIncrc y tenn kralu
so ' rrSnIci zelo NIabc della II
urho. p"\prccna plaza lbs ct.
ia uro. Ilatl caSl IA dclavca. kaJ
heda orgamHaclu nj ne duha
ne Sluha. kecl moran. da Smo
prA\l Su/nn in 20 ncZavcdni SUI
hJi tirah"V EapltalISiov. Spioh Sc
uela'stN" tuRaJ maloIa Me ne IA
'eda SIoJcga razreda. Seveda. IN
lie upoSteNam Salno Slov. deiaNce,
t'mNec delav>tv" Nploh tako emo
raSo kot l drngo. In to seveda IL
soc. StaliNca' katero j. ravno Y
~ "'J"' VN''''I Id" >''NI'o "'-
~'i' ''''' "ii"h"'
D'l"'StVa Jr tukaJ prmcroma
"Nr"E "'S'' 'lN"c rdZnlh Ntr"k.
'""a oGr"ilha Neclna - III orga-
NOV ana M"rN'Na''ra StVar To- Sc
|"'a "oScci ' h"rlNt d~'laVStva. to-
"" !" Jc "oP'' ""NlSh" OF DELAY
= H"n'ih III gIrdr ma orgamzarl-
~ MAUI i' AK" j" dcIaVStvo do
''' o'R"''i|''ah" mu Jr m"goce
nonran ,;n". ."J" P'">"
nilirano J.; ira"
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d.t; P'''''.'"' "A'.
J.Ia,",, NI'' ~
,.nchn Lao.a "":D''"n' ia
.eyoda p''uoD'''' 10
in loyos,io H., l.'J"'J
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Listu v podporo.
Glencoe. Ohio. .JoIc Or

Glencoe, ONO. JOIc L ~ ct.
France June , ct. X. PavSiC > ct.
Dne -. junija t. |. je imclo dru-
Stvo "Jutranja Fora st. 81. S. ".
p. j. svojo redno scjo, katcre so
sc vdelczili tudi bratje bratskega
drustva Z Neefa. Ker smo Sc pc
sell razgovarjali pri bratu Ivanu
Kravanju o delavskem polozaju
smo darovali "Proletarcu" So.
Posebcj so darovali 4 bcsedilom:
Doktor Blaz TavGar % ct: ker sem
kupil harmoniko pc ceni joe Der
nae ct; France Rausher 10 ct :;
Ivan Mauri 10 ct Venceli Pumpa
10 ct; France Pumpa % ct. Hvala
vSem.
Sygan, Pa. Kdor hoGe zastopati
delavSke interese. mora biti soci-
alisticnega miSljenja % ct: ivan
redna seja kluba je odloGila "a
oglas listu V podporo So.
Frontenac, Kans. And. Podles-
nix % ct.
Pueblo. Colo. Karl Botista 30 ct
ker je Ivanka PeGjak vzorna So
cialistka: Frank Stupan 80 ct. da
hi jo posnemale tudi druge: Karl
Pogorelec 30 ct. ker socializem ma
preduje dobro; Mihael Pogorelec
30 ct. ker mu neki list "a en- do
lar ma leto dvakrat ma teden V hi
SO prlhaja: Blaz Kim % ct. ker
nekemu listu dvakrat ma teden ii
skarski Skrat nagaja Il. Y. p ct.
AMIGO. deficile deficile. non scri-
here. Ivan Pogorelc - ct. ker so
ga Rokovnjaci okrali. Adolf Lu-
lex % ct. ker so ga V Denver po-
slali. - Hvala vsem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
TAJNIKoM SLOW. soc. KLUBov.

Vsak deleeat "a prvi jugoslov. soc.
kongres mora p%rinesti vsak 5 seboj po-
oblastilo.
Pooblastilo mai napiSe tajnik. Pod
PiSeta maj ga pa tajnik in sodrug. ki
je predsedoval sell, ko je bl i~zvolien
delegat.
Pooblastilo maj Sc glasi e~nosavua:
Slov. soc. klub It. /. potrdi, da ie So
drug y. y. delegat N prvi iugosl. soc.
kongres V Ameriki.
Slede podpisa in petat.
Preporotam sodr. tainikom. da vro-
Stcvaio ia nasyet in ga izvrse.
= soc. pOzdravom
John Petric.