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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
BIG HATED
WOMEN PUT
OUT Of HALL

BOSTON, Dec. Sin spite of the
edict of Mayor John F. Fitzgerald
that patrons of the Symphony con-
certs must remove their headgear, a
dozen women wore their hats
through most of the afternoons
program One woman who refused
to remove her hat was escorted out
of the hall into Huntington avenue
in the rain.
One woman who wore partic-
ularly big hat that was not easy
to remove obtained the permission
of Manager Ellis to stand at the
back of the hall throughout the
concert. giving up her reserved seat
in row A.
A dozen elderly women wore
close-fitting bonnets. Twelve wom-
en- en- wore large hats during the
first half of the concert and were
asked to remove them; six refused.
A second request narrowed the Of
tenders to two. Finally one OF these
took off hers and the other was
asked to go.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
IA SHIONS

A novelty in neck fixing is a
long tie of velvet ribbon, half an
inch wide. 1t Is passed around the
neck and tied low down on the
waist-not at the neck. A bunch of
ribbon loops and ends hang from
the joining.
Veilings that meet with the most
favor are the finer meshes in filets,
hexagon and fancy meshes, and the
cObweb effect.
Ribbon flowers of white silk flat
ly applied to the hat of black beaver
are most effective.
The craze for Indian beadwork
is still on.
Zibelines are having a modish re-
newal for gowns and coats.
Coats close above the line of the
bust rather than below it, as last
year.
New corsets are quite low in the
bust and have more fullness above
the waist.
Barbaric effects in beadworl1
trimmings are much seen on chiffon
Overblouses.
Wide ve,vet hair-ribbons are in
vogue for children. Tarton plaids
are also popular.
Muffs of fur-trimmed material
matching ones costume are ex-
tremely smart.
The stock and tie have come
back into fashion, affording relief
from the motony of the stiff
collar
Ostrich feathers were never in
such vogue as they are this season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

TROUSERS FOR
COLLEGE GIRLS
At THIS PARTY

CINCINNATI, Dec. 3.-University
of Cincinnati girls believe that Gin.
cinnati has been placed on the foot
ball map of the Middle West by the
victory of the local boys over Dem
nison university and are going to
celebrate with a "trouser party" to-
night.
Miss Mcvea. dean of the WON
en- attending the university, has
given her consent to the party.
The girls will dress In their
brothers clothes at their homes.
Cabs will call for them and they
will be taken to the university hall.
In the girls gymnasium. the fresh
les" will be waiting. Each girl will
go in and choose her partner for
the evening. It Is to be an Adam
less party from the beginning and
only the doorkeepsr, who is an Ell
derby man, will be permitted to
gaze on the attendants.
The girls have engaged q fem.
mime orchestra.
Already there are q score Of
plans among the young men stu
dents to see Just how the party u
held.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

Norma was in need of anything Of
that sort, for she is said to enjoy
greater revenues than any of the
other beauties; her apartments
are filled with priceless treasures
worth kings ransom.
Five years ago she was making
SO week as a milliner's girl. Now
she owns half a dozen automobiles
of the most costly make and has
become a connoisseur of the most
extravagant Injuries. A Paris
newspaper made her furious by re-
marking that Mile. Della was
seen walking on the boulevards. y
"The low wretch" she chried;
"taht ought to know that l never
put my foot on the pavement"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

with Mrs. e. w. Harris, E1202 In
diana avenue yesterday afternoon.
A contest was INDUCED in and Mrs.
E. G.. Rogers won the honors. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. F. w. Knowles, 1917 Fourth
avenue, in two weeks.
& =
A social open to the public Is to
be held under the auspices of the
socialist party. at Carpenters hall.
No. 9 Madison street, Sunday eve
ming. December 4.
The socialist party Is planning to
have at least one of these socials
every month. Music. short talks and
refreshments are the principal fea-
lures Of the entertainments.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

PARIS, Dec. 3.-When ex-king-
let Manuel stole King Alfonsos
girl from the latter after the Span
ish king had been kind enough to
introduce Gaby to him. Alfonso
was consolate-until he met
Norma Della, another dainty beau
ty of the Paris stage.
Allie lost all interest in Gaby
as quick as wink. He diverted the
shower of Spanish treasures which
had fallen on Gaby's fair head to
that of his successor. Not that
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

HELENA, Mont-During the
last year there were 81 fatal acct
dents in Montana metal mines, &C.
cording to the annual report of the
state mine inspector. The ratio
Of fatal accidents per 1000 men Is
about 3.6.
LONDON.-The English and con-
tinental bankers commission has
not yet reached a decision regard
ing the cotton bills of lading guar
antees sought from American ex-
pOrters.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
FASHIONS,
FADS AND,
IA AfNTES
.Cpntbia @rep'a
gfttfr8

Dear Miss Grey: Cd l am twenty
eight, and engaged to a man who
refuses to work. What shall l do?
(2) Is shocking becoming to a large
on?-Maud
A: (D Better break the engage
ment unless you love him enough to
support him all his life. (2) No.
Dear Miss Grey (D What can l
give my fiance for Christmas? (2)
What will make the hair fluffy "A
Reader
A.: Cd Scarf pin set with his
birthstone, and tie to match.
Books, smoking set hand en-
broidered initial handkerchiefs. (2)
Dry shampoo.
Dear Miss Grey: I recently met
young man who has since been
calling on me three times a week.
He saidh would call last Wednes-
day, but did not. Shall l write and
ask him what is wrong
A: By no means. He owes you
an apology, or an explanation at
least.
Dear Miss Grey: I wish to give
five of my men friends a midnight
lunch. Please tell me what to
serve.-Cnarles.
A.: Rye bread sandwiches,
cheese, potato salad and coffee.
Dear Miss Grey: If a man takes
me to dance, should l ask him
to call or should he ask me?-
Mary A.
A: 1t is entirely proper for you
to invite him to call.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd Is there
anything to keep moles from ap-
pearing on the face and anything
to make them disappear? (2) What
will increase the size of the hips
and bust? l am rather tall, and
would like to become a well-built
girl. (3) If young man Of
Tended but asked forgiveness,
would it be right to accept his
apology and try him again? If he
broke his word again, would you
try after that?-Beauty.
A: % There is nothing which
will keep them from coming. A
doctor can remove them for you.
(2) A physical culture teacher will
tell you how to exercise in order
to increase size of hips and bust.
advise you to "let well enough
alone" Women who have hips are
trying to get rid of them, as the
hipless figure is now in style. (3)
Accept his apology this once, but
don't tie to the man who breaks his
word, for he isn't worth it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
|Ob.crwa4;on. Of
|ABachelorG;r(

A woman without sense of
humor is like salad without a
dressing.
Some men don't care to marry
smart women; they are afraid they
will be too wise.
The tenth commandment must
have been made for women, for they
have been breaking II ever since.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
NEW SOLICITOR
GENERAL SELECTED
10y United Press Leased Wlre1

(Dy United Press Leased Wlre.)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Fred W.
Lehman OF st. Louis was today
appointed solicitor general to sue.
coed the late Lloyd Bowers by
President Taft. Lehman has been
connected with the Missouri BAR
far 26 years. He ia a member Of
the firm OF Lehman q Lel,nann.
aNtorneys.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
Alcohol

Not a drop of it in Ayers
Sarsaparilla. No alcohol
habit. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
a tonic, a regular tonic. 1t
tones up, restores healthy
activity. Ask your doctor.
IL Lno,,~ Loea O.. Aver Co.,
TIC kIIOWS UCSls Lowell. Mas.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

EDISON OFFER
contains our latest style Preside
Edison with new model cygnet
horn, oak cabinet and cover; plays
both two and four minute records
noiseless motor that can be wound
while playing, and six latest rec
ords (three two-minute and three
four-minute).
Each instrument Ia carefully
tested and adjusted by our expert
and fully guaranteed.
Other Edison outfits $15 to
$125.
Amberolae. the Edison without a
horn, 5000 and $3.50.
+ Cabinets to match SS up.
Make Christmas reservations
how.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

ST. JOSEPH. Mo.-As Z result
of protracted dry weather this fan
there is an epidemic Of typhoid
fever Of virulent form throughout
northwestern Missouri.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
tY

Social news is daily feature OF
The Press. Any one wishing to in
sert such news should send 1t ad-
dressed to the society editor. or phone
before 10 q. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
NEXT MEETING OF SCHU-
BERTS ON MONDAY
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
ELECT OFFICERS

The Unity Camp of the Royal
Neighbors of Aremica held meet
ing in Foresters' hall yesterday at
which time officers were elected.
Mrs. Mary Sutherland was elected
oracle, Mrs. Martha Harper vice
oracle, Mrs. Ethel Finkleston re-
corder-and Mrs. Jennie Barden re-
ceiver. The National convention
of the Royal Neighbors will be held
in this city next year and Mrs.
Lena Smith was selected as dele
gate to that convention. A recent
notice had it that Mrs. Adah Kra-
mer would be appointed district
deputy, but an official communities
ton from the headquarters in ST.
Paul states that this is untrue.
& & &
TO HOLD CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Ladies Of the st. AnthOny's Cath.
Ollie church will hold a Christmas
bazaar on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday in the basement of the
church.
Z Z 9
NEEDLEWORk CLUB
hnl re AlEE~AsN
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03
HOLD BAZAAR FOR CHARITY

Members of the Hebrew Ladies
Benevolent society are planning
for charity bazaar to be held In
a storeroom at APT First avenue on
Monday. Stores of the city are do
mating articles for sale and many
booths will be attractively set up
and decorated for the TRACTION of
the visitors. Mrs. L. Dollar has
charge of the arrangements with
the help Of committee.
WoMAN's CLUB PLANS
TWO EVENTS IN NEW HOME
On Monday afternoon from un.
til o'clock the Woman's club will
hold house warming and recep.
ton in their new clubhouse on
Ninth and Walnut, at which time
members of 20 other woman's clubs
of the city will be invited to in.
spect the appointments of the club
headquarters. ..
Tuesday evening the members OF
the club will entertain their hus-
bands at musicale and reception
at which time the Rev. Bruce
Brown will lecture on Woman S
Work"
NEXT MEETING OF SCHU.
BERTS ON MONDAY
Members of the Schubert club
who gave their first concert last
evening, will meet in the Lillian
Courtney Snow hall, Hotel Tour
aine, on Monday. /. s@g 'hs
The charity vaudeville to be held
this evening in the Auditorium will
be participated in by many we'll
known society folk. Younger mem
bers of the society set are working
to make it large success and from
present indications will succeed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

ENJOY DANCING EVENT AT
FORT.
One of the very pleasant affairs
of the season was the dance given
by the officers of Fort George
Wright and their wives in the gar.
risOn gymnasium last evening
About IS were present, and num-
Der Of society folk from the city
journeyed out for the event. Holt
day decoration was the theme In
the gymnasium and a patriotic eff
feet was lent by draped American
flags. About rs were present and
greatly enjoyed the event.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-03

NEEDLEWORk CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Members of the Progressive
Needlework club held a meeting
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

- Pc zapiskih, katrrr 80 uaSli
pri mrtvih pr"mogarjih Y prcmo-
@okopu. Cherry. Ill. Sc da doka-
latI. da 80 prrmogarii Hvcli Sc
>tiri trdnr po nrz"odi. ri lapi>ki
80 dokali. da go lvrIili kapitali>ti
navadon umor. NlIic tcmu So ne
ho ganil nobcn drIavni pravdnik
in obtoIil kapitaliStr.
NNakcmu 1lovcku. ki ina clo-
vcSio >rcc. pa puhti kri Y glavo.
ko cita. da 50 pomcSrcGcni prcmo-
garii Zivcli Sc Stiri tcdnc po ne
zgodi.
kapitali>tiGno GaSopisic molci o
tenn dogodku ali pa Sc zagovarja
kapitaliStc. ccS. da 50 zapiski ne
lancSliivi.
ClovcSllo Iivlicnjc ic Y amcriSki
rcpubliki po ccni. NihGc So ne bri-
Ga IN drlavca. Gc poncSrcGi. Mula.
o>cI in konj imaio vcGjo vrcdnost
za kapitaIiStc, kot clovck. della
wee. ki ina 30 zatrdilu duhoNni-
kov boiio podporo. I'm To ic Stra-
;no i'm "roZno,
Ali gnjUSno ic. da dclavci cita-
.io in podpirajo kapitaliStiGno ca
Sopi>ic. hi zagovarja kapitali>tc
- morilcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
LetO VOl.) v.

gIaNc. Trpi. dajaj, da hos Sc slab
81 -- caka tc lcpo placilo na onem
Svetu. Dclavcc - ii pa pomiSli,
da 81 ma tenn SVctu. i'm da hoGeS
naJprcJ ma TEN Svctu GlOvcku do
stoJnega zivljcnja. TiSti. kteri Sc
tolazijo l. drugim svetom. MISC BIZ
II Sc nikdar tam. kot nj bill Sc nj
kdo. Drugi Svet je nastal. ker so
naStah ljudje - ko bi ljudij ne
hlIo. hi tudi druIcga sveta ne hi
Ia. q tenn sme& biti prepriGan. We
N"lJa in trpljenja druIcga Svcta
:" Iato tukai. da ii prvcm slu-
caJu Iatro tvojo Zavrdno>t. Y dru-
gem SIucalu pa. da t. Svariio. da
oStancS tn. kar 81: To .jr nczavcdcn
Suicnj drugih.
Ali poidcS po hrano IN Svoi duh
med prrpriGania. ktcra ic u,tano-
vii kapital da Sc lazic uzdrzuic
ma p"vrSju! Ali poidcS pc hrano
tJe. kjcr tc Smatrajo IN SuZnia.
IA tl"vcka nizjc vr>tr?
Kan pa pojdcI rotrm! Kan
drugam. kalur tie. k.icr ic stu
dcncc zdravc hrauc. kirr So ,voic
pravirc kot clovrk in drlaycc. tie.
kjrr ii vZhaja nova lar.ia rc>nicnr
SVohodc i'm prayicr =, >o.i,Ii-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Slava nasemu prazniku!
- Kdo lie naroden? Kan


- Kdo je naroden? Kapitalisti
vSeh narodov povdarjajo. da so
narodnJaki in ljubijo svoi narod.
Tako govorijo Slovenski. nemSki.
ameriSki ali turSki kapitalisti.
Nsl kapitaliSti pa odirajo de
lavcc. PlaGujeio iih tako nizko.
da so delavci prisilieni poslati
Srojc otrokc Y tvornico Ia zaSluz-
kom, ko hi imcli Sc hoditi solo.
Take ovlrajo kapitaliSti sploSno
izobrazbo naroda
kdor pa ovira izobrazbo naro-
da, .ic logitno tudi sovraznik ma
roda.
kapitaliSti MISC narodniaki. ii
:" izdaiice in Sovralnik naroda.
kapitaliSti, duhovniki in njih
prlv"Ski otitajo SocialiStom. kcr
so organizirani mcdnarodno. da
So hrcznarodni.
All jc To res
Socialist uGijo. da imajo vsi
'hake PraNlce do narodncga pre-
m"|'hla. do N"I>k" lzohraZhc. ma
ralnih ZakIadov. z"mIlr it'd. So
riaIl>tl /ahtrNal". eta In morala
"r|aN" NNro''l' da III Iahk" h"dlI
NNakI" 1t" ">'mnalNtrga lcta Y
sol" SNOW deIaVc'N kot kapl-
.aIIS,"\. >"'laIlNu uNtanoNIJalo
ca>nlkr IN lLdalaIo knll%c pO-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
INTERNATIONALLY A

lie kvisko, zemlje te izgnanci!
Lakote straSne sini vi!
Buci pravica V zrelu temnem -
lzbruh naenkrat zagrmi.
Pozabite minole dnove!
Vsi maj "a ciljem lie hite.
Sveta Sc krehki temelj maje:
Mi nismo Lie, bodimo vse!
Ze 5itva zadnja vsp!ala:
hola hoj, lie naprej!
Internacionala
DO ljudski rod odslej.
Najvisjih varuhov mixer nj.
t7buna nj, carja, boga;
sami Sc V snoju zdaj reSimo,
veljaJ dan blagra sploSnega!
Razbijajmo duha okove,
razbojnikom otmimo plen.
zelezo lie kujmo in kujmo,
dokler Sc plapola plamen.
Ze bitva zadnja vsplala;
hola hoj, lie naprej!
Internacionala
90 ljudski rod odslej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
DelaVec-ZaVedai Sc.

Ivecer ST vracaS utrujen do
>mrt Cpogibajo ST. ii kolena. u
klonJena ie tvoja glava. Izcrpane
:" tvoJ" moci. onemogcl tvoj Ii
vot. SretaS Svojega gospodaria.
' avtomobilu Sc pclic ali kras-
mem vozu malo ma zrak. Scdcl jc
YES dan brezdclju. pital Sc -
ldaj gre malo ven. da 81 pripravi
I"Iodcc ma move goStiic. OblcGcn
lr lcpo. Y okraSic noSi zlato in
drago kamrnjc, vrcdno lcpcga
prcmoIrnja.
ORR 81 vanj IN upraSai: lakaj
j" to. II - dal Svoic moGi dclu.
on pa raIkoiiu. CpraSai Sc in pre-
miSIi, cr jc to pravira. ri 81 de
Ial. trdo dclal on .ie pocival in
uIlval II prrimc> borcn koSGck.
toIiko. da >i IN >ilo nalupiS slabe
hranc. on prrjmc v>r. Narava ic
dala produktc. II ktrrih 81 koyal
c"kinr IN Svojcga go>podaria. Cc-
gaya jc narava? ClovcSka. kainc.
In II Il tudi clovck. Kliub tcmu
81 dolal "a drugc Narava bogati
kapltallStr : pomoGio tvojcga de
la. zakai re hogati tcbco
All vidil lrivico. Iii Sc ii godio
Tvoir luoiur kaplir padaio IA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
POZdravlien 1. Mainik!

Ni'lhN SlNd
Priblizal Sc je tiSti dan. ko pO-
kazuje delavstvo, da nj trop hlap-
ccv, Suznjev. temvec armada liu-
di. ki Sc zavedajo svojega razreda
in velike nalOge, ktero imajo vrSi-
ii V zgodOvini CloveStva. Zato je
pa ta dan za mas vcGjega, vaznei-
Sega in vcliGanstnejSega pomona
kot pa vsi drzavni ali cerkveni
prazniki letu.
Prvi majnik ie delavSki dan.
tprav letoS jc dvajSet let odkar
ie vzbujeno delavstvo po Svoiih
zaStopnikih ma mednarodnem So
cialisticnem kongresu V Parizu va
kljutilo: prvi maj bodi Y bodoGe
praznill vsega delavStva. dan We
Solinc demonStracije "a kraiSi de
lavnik. dan dcmonStracije "a de-
lavSkc pravice. In dclavStvo So ic
odzvalo navduSenih Src. Cd tiste-
ga casa praznujemo prvi mainik
>N"N' ''''' IN" l'I' J"JH'J>'
, II! Ne'lc"iiSlh'JNe NSak" I'lo We
cjcm Stcvilu razredno zavednih
"'I" ''N'
l"uJ'!" ga iaN' ora'l' P"o
vSrh drIavah Europe. Ponckod
oGito gromovitim profession pro-
II VI Va" "'i'i''' NIi> ''""'. " "r!lH"u'
NJ'r ~ |'''|'i" pest NdP''aI'|'''a
~ '"'''''S' 1, ,''"hl|'''" - income
jena p" IL" >NriN"',l >'>'alN'h IN
~. "'''' i''."' nun '"S' N"'' 81
M ,-"' ''"J" ~ :" "'.",r' ~
'''' N'' NV S'r'''J,' J"I''' NIrlN' III
u" '"t''',H"r'': '''V'' >>t'" ~
!" ""'! I"'uI'J'J" Pr",''"r'' J'-
'''ii ''''N'i "''| '""''Nr i'"''i' We
III '''' '''' - >'''' :, n'"IJ' III
'"'''N N - ,">' '','' 'S' " &C.
.'." N''," ''''',''> " =" ''"" Mic '''-
..n...
imam shio' 'ou" s."'i Ho-
oenhC Aa ,niios' ne oeraciino' z"
~ "' i'e DC iio'enio ooJe'"'i'
Am"rlRl :" 81" |daJ So !" maj
men u"I "'laNS'Na PrIdr'|lJ" m'd-
har"dh'llu SlaNlu d"m"h>tra'lJl
prN'"a maJhika. /" :" d"IaNcl. III
ST /aN'd"J" SV"Jrga ra/r"dhrga
Poi"HaJa. N'clna drlaN>rNa pa So
SPi. raN ll"' Ga ST Jim Nr u"nro
sodl' ""a VrS'' N|nul'h.h d'-
iaN'',N Ilar">'"J" N>aNlih '''"''.
as j. nll|". ko D" 'udI PaNl'p"ill-
"hi "''icrl>hi "'i"Nrc SP"|'i"'' Il"
Ha SN"Jo P"SJo p"iI"n'S' ""Pra"'
NaPI'"iiS'" ne ""p' "r"3''Hd N'-
kor paNJ' |"hir'Nanle IN pr'|irah-
J'' S'al d" n''''''>Ni u''"N'' ; l,'"-
>i'"' Pr!''r""l' ;" S>"i'", r"I''",'o
|"Nt''iii'', 'oN"r'N','! III 4 "J''l!' u"
= T"Iii"N"I H. P"N'!'''N"' >N"J "'
'"N>N' Pr"|'llN P'Nl '''"J'
Bratl" delaVrl, \aJ N" mlnc pr
VI maJnik hr"/hri/ho "a vas. AN"
inmate prlIINr' Ga III So PrIdru|ili
NIoJim toVar'Nrm' X" h"d" kora-
KAN ~ rd''lm praPor' p" lili"hh
III NlaNlIl mas Pra/h'N ma Nh"d'h
IN SN'raho>'lh uN"r"h"h' Pr!-
dru|ltr So JIM ' dul'". P"n'"hN'rI-
raJtc Srru' h"N"I'I''"nlral'"
NN"lr hllNlJ'hl' III 'r"h" >N''''!'' !:
'OdSlel bono ZaStaVlll VSe nase
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

Drzava tlaci, zakon vara,
trpinu jemlje MEGA kri;
bogatega ne obremeni -
pravice "a trpina nj.
Predolgo pokal bic mad nami.
Jednakost bodi zdrava nam,
kl klices: pravice - dolznosti,
brez prvih drugih ne poznam.
ze bitva zadnja vsplala;
hola hoj, lie naprej!
Internacioaala
bo ljudski rod odslej.
Cetudi cete slavni biti.
zeleznic, jam, vladarji VI,
ste gnjusni, della bridke plode
vam cili vas ropati veil.
Mosnje svojati te brez dina so,
pogOltnejo YES robov znoi
Vrnite vse, skonca maj zvitost,
kar gre mu, hoce ljudsk vol
Ze bitva zadnja vsplala;
hola hoj, lie naprej!
Internacionala
bo ljudski rod odslei. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

Mi brati, delavci in kmeti,
smo vehki delavski sloj.
In zemlja last je vsega !iudst
Nj postopacem veC obstoi.
Dovolj napasli muk Sc nasif
Krozece jate skopcev, vrar
Razzene solnCece zareGe.
ko pride veliki naa dan.
Ze bitva zadnia vsplala.
hola hoj, lie naprcil
InternaCionala
DO lJudski rod odslei.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

= u Z I r.
ma steVilkC y oklepaII-
ki sc nahnlR polea Va
sega naslCN prilepI,e-
mega spOdai all
ma oNttku. Ako 1913
Ic SfeNiikR
tedai Nan = pTihodnio
stcNii!,n nasePa lista po-
tece u0rrCrIna Prosi-
mo pouCNrtc 10 takol.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

LIST "a koristi deIAN-
~kcge liudstva. DeiAv-
Ut 50 Opra VtCeni do
N~cRa kar produCirRio.
his paper is devoted
10 the interests Of the
working class. Work
ers are entitled tn all
what IN eV produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Brzojavno je porocal minoI


todcm. da jc grof Stjirgllh. av>trii
ski minister ~ bogoca>tir in po-
duk izdal ukaz ma go>pos<o ma
kraniSkcm PrimorSkcm in Dal-
maciii. da mai p"hiia pramovcrst-
vo med kmc6kim liud>tvom.
lIumbugarji in lopovi. XII 1--WE o
cIovcSki nrmmno>ti 50 StraSiIi
knrGlo liudStvo. da TTallcycv ko-
met oznanuic konrc Svrta. V liu- !
d>tvu jr na>tala panika in prl
rravIia - IN >odui dan
To j. sad klcriialnc
Boj klcrikaliNmu do Nv
hlria. mora hiii W. n r
J , } > , , ,
rikalizcm ic krL
Y Av>triji ~ ~!
tcmi.