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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
CONFESSES MURDER
TO SPARE Wife
Pleads Guilty to Save Her
From Humiliation

wilkes-Barre. Pa, Jan. 27.-Mlchael
Baab. charged with numbering Philip
Richards. an amateur hypnotist. who
exercised an improper hypnotic power
over Mrs. Baab pleaded guilty TO muir.
der in order TO save his wife the hui
initiation OF having to publicly tell
about her relations with Richards
Later In order to determine the de.
gree OF the murder. Judge Fuller
heard the testimony privately. Mrs.
Baab told how Richards had hypno.
tiled her and how his power over her
finally became so great that she told
her husband and asked for his protec-
tlon.
Baab's attorneys also showed there
Is faint OF insanity in his family and
that he has twice been severely In
iured In the head. and the injuries
are inclined to produce mental weak
ness.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
MINERS THREATEN
NATIONAL STRIKE
BIiunlnOus Men Plan Move For
Uniform Increase.
LEADERS SEEM TO AGREE
Would Call Out All the Union Men In
the United States and Canada "
Demands Are Not Granted.

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 27-~The lead
ers OF the United Mine Workers OF
America predict a general strike OF
the soft coal minors OF the United
States and Canada II any OF the oper-
ators refuse 10 grant an increase Of
wages.
Thomas l.. Lewis. president, in dis
cussing the proposal OF some OF the
leaders that the entire delegate body
should go to Toledo next week for the
wage conference with the operators In
Ohio. Indiana and western Pennsylva-
MIA. urged that wage contracts should
not be signed by any districts OF the
union until all should have obtained
from the mine operators uniform In
crease Of wages.
mo one district should slaughter
another" Lewis said, "by sending coal
into the market while the other dis.
trict was struggling for better wages"
Duncan Mcdonald. president OF tho
Illinois district. one OF the leaders OF
the element In the convention opposed
TO the policies of Lewis. heartily sup
ported Lewis in his announced plan N
make the strike general II strike IS
necessary in any district Mcdonald
said that because OF the increase IN
the cost OF living. an increase in wages
was essential and a strike Is certain II
the employers do not yield.
But what we should have" de-
clnred Mcdonald. is general indus
trial strike. We do not want the rail-
roads TO be hauling into the coal fielis
'scab' miners and hauling out serb
coal while we arc on strike We should
send committee 10 the railroad I'M
ions and persuade them TO cooperate
with us"
Francis Feehan. president OF the
western Pennsylvania district. said
his conviction was that the organiza-
ton should issue an ul,imatum that a
strike In all districts will he called on
April II an increase OF wages Of
more than 10 per cent be not made ef-
fective on that date.
"A hundred organizers should at
once be appointed" said Feehan TO
go into the unorganized fields of Penn
syivanla. West Virginia. Maryland and
the south TO line up these miners for
a strike that will paralyze the coal In
dustry II our demands are not con-
coded by the operators There are
100000 non.unlon miners in Pennsyl-
vania east of my district. and this ad-
ministration has done nothing toward
organizing these men. but has not even
supported my district. and 10000 I'M
ion miners actually have suffered a
decrease In wages. Western Pennsyl-
vania Is ready 10 strike"
The matter will come up again in
the report Of the wage scale commit
tee. Mr.. Lewis introduced a resolu.
ton that the miners should continue
at work after the expiration Of the
present wage contract. March 81 I'M
I'll new contract is signed or a strike
called. and that no definite date for q
strige be set In this convention.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
PANAMA LIBEL CASE QUAsHED
Judge Houeh Decides Against v. Q.
Government.


New York. Jan 27-The governments
prosecution OF the publishers OF the
New York World was stopped by the
federal court here, Judge Hough In
the United States circuit court quash-
In gthe Indictment against the Press
Publishing company. publishers Of the
World. for alleged libel In connection
with publications concerning the Pan
anna canal purchase.
The indictment was thrown out on
the ground OF lack OF Jurisdiction of
the court and for other reasons. which
Judge Hough announced would be
stated In memoranda to be filed
later
The decision OF Judge Hough II OF
international interest. the now famous
libel case having at its inception In
Guided former President Roosevelt and
his brother-in.law. Douglas Robinson.
and President Taft and his brother.
Charles p. Taft
The publication In the New York
World and the Indianapolis News. just
before the close OF the last presiden-
tial campaign. OF an article in which
II was asserted that relatives OF for
mer President Roosevelt and President
Taft were members Of a syndicate to
purchase the stock Of the French Pan
anna Canal company from the French
stockholders. when II was certain the
United States would buy the stock.
created a sensation. The American
syndicate was said 10 have made mil
lions.
President Roosevelt sent a special
message TO congress on the matter
and made public correspondence In
which he characterized the publication
Of the Panama story as false.
The federal proceedings in Indian.
apolis last October against Delavsr
Smith and Charles II. Williams. pro-
prietors Of the indianapolis New.
were thrown out OF court Judge ~.
derson declaring the publishers shot ID
no, be dragged from their homes" 70
Washington to be tried
The decision OF Judge Hough IL gen.
orally regarded as closing chapter
IN the case
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
HUGO AND THE YOUNG POET.
Praise For His Verses Which the Mas
ter Had Not Read.

A Paris contemporary tells a story
OF Victor Hugo and n young unknown
poet The poet. mailing from the prov
Dame de- Paris copy Ut his work.
which he had just published Ia the
form OF book of poems. Hugo re.
piled In most sympathetic terms. and
the young man was delighted with the
letter. as well he might have been
His joy. however. was but short
lived. for day or two later his serv.
ant announced that the package con.
tanning the volume OF poems had come
back through the post unopened. The
package bore the legend. "Reiuse par
IL deStiuntnire ailrnnrhissement In.
suilisanr" ,refus,d by the nddressee on
account Of insufficient poslhgeI.
ilugo's letter WIS hyperbolic aud In
these terms: Your work has given me
IA proud pleasure. under the Impression
of wl..ch hasten to congratulate you
Your fame Is young aud radiant: mine
II declining Il ~ the sanitation OF the
night which departs at the rising of
the dawn iou are shining. and am
dying iou emerge from oblivion: |
return there
THE heart either grows hard or
breaks forth Your sentiments have
come forth. and you have written so.
norous aud superb poetry which conse-
crates you AZ u pnet ns well as atiirm.
Ing you as nun. You are then 'deux
fols mon frcre' twice my brother,.
Accept my admiration as great as my
esteeIn."
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
SEAWEED.
Several Varieties Are Vaiuable Fol-
Food Purposes.

Several Varieties Are valuable For
Food Purposes.
Seaweed IL not much to look at. but
seaweed does not depend SO much upon
beauty as upon more substantial merit
TO make itself worthy OF attention.
Various species Of II are used In manu-
features. aud several varieties are edI.
bic. the most Important of the latter
being Irish or carrugeen moss. used IL
the preparation OF jellies-- blancmangc
for instance-dulse or dillesk. very
highly thought Of by Scotland. partic.
uiarly when roasted by wrapping about
hot longs. and kelp or tangle
Irish moss aud some other species
particularly eel grass aud Hat stalk rock
weed. have been found valuable as
cattle food. especially when boiled &c
destroy the rank taste and mixed with
meal The eel grass and rock weed
compare favorably with hny as regards
the most Important constituent pro
ein--contnining d03 and s.2i per cent
respectively They ARE deficient In fat
but contain large amount Of ash.
The great bulk Of the sen weed gath
cred. however Is used as fertilizer
and the average seaweed contains
large quantities of all the essential fer
tiiizlng elements. Allowing 10 cents 8
pound for nitrogen. 2 cents a pound
for phosphoric acid and 4 cents 0
pound for potash-and these are az
low prices as Il Is possible to procure
those materials IN any form-a ton OF
seaweed containing 80 per cent water
Il worth as a fertilizer SLAP a ton.-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
chIId,s Hair Turning Gray.

Atchison. Kan. Jan. %. - Freddie
Jones. seven-year-old child. with hair
as gray as that OF an old man. Is at
tracing the attention OF physicians.
Recently when playing in hayloft.
he fell thirty feet. He was not seri.
ously injured. but the fright so acted
upon his nervous system that his hair
began to turn white.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29


naturally akY Some who used Perna? some
gPeruna TO the nooiety?
Of people? OF course not
who who raised
They
who love their
itersin world.
testimonial the mothers who has used
Their
medicine.
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nullet Acted Like noomerana.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Jan. 27. = A steel
jacketed bullet which Philip Coast. a
young ranchman. fired at a target
struck the target. glanced of and in
some manner richotted back. striking
Coast In the FOREHEAD and killing him.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
William n. TAFT injured.

Duquoin. H.. Jan. william n.
Taft. shot firer at the Majestic mine
here. was seriously injured by pre-
mature explosion IN the mine The in
jured man claims 10 be distant rels
tive OF the president.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
DIES PRAYING IN FIRE
Find Body OF Woman on Knees and
Hands cIasped.

St@eR~6s
Mount Carmel. Pa. Jan. PA dis
astrous nre on South Market street
resulted in the death OF Mrs. Joseph
Hinkel, thirty years old. and the moth.
or Of three children. A nIne-year.old
boy carried out his four-yearold broth
er. and then hurried back through the
smoke and flames and hunted and car
ried out to safety his year-old baby
sister.
After the Are was extinguished and
the excitement had died down. team.
ster examining the ruins found the
woman. kneeling and hands clasped
and appraised as II in prayer. Almost
all OF her clothing was burned from
the body.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29
One of Wisconsin's Mothers
Who Always Keeps
Pe-ru-na in the
House.

al am now able TO do my house
work again, and have n good appe-
lite. have used thirteen bottles
of Peruna az one OF Manalin.
My husband and children are also
In good health. We always keep
Peruna In tho house. ! thank
you a thousand times for your
advice."-Mrs. Aivina Plamann,
1914 Walnut st., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

glasom. (Resolucija je bila re
priobcena V "Proletarcu''.)
S tenn je izcrpan dnevni red
kongresa.
Sodr. Tomo BeSeniG Sc nato kot
predsednik zahvali s primirnimi
besedami navzocim zeleG, da OBJ
rodi |. jugosl. soc. kongres obilo
sadu in da Sc delegate vrnejo z
novim upon domOv - ma novo
delo.
Sodr. Jcze Zavertnik Sc zahva-
ljuje predsedniku "a potrplienje
in taktnOst V vodstvu kongresa,
kar je pripomoglo, da .ie Slo delo
naprej in da ga je bilo mogoGe
zvrSiti V dolocenem casu.
Posebna hvala mu gre cato, ker
je bill toliko strpen, da nj pognal
"reporterja" NedeljkoviGa cd
"Radnicke Borbe" IL kongresa.
NatO pc trikratnem klicu: III
vel mednarodni socializem'' "a
kljuti predsednik BeSeniG OBJ 1h9
uri zvecer |. Jugosl. soc. kongres.
FIR. PetriG zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganie pc udih, neural
gijO, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi V A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a %
centov steklenica in Sc spozna pc
varstveni znamki s sidrom. PR
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

f. Pittsburg, Pa. IA. 1910.
Il izleta pozdrav prvemu Jugosl.
soc. kOngresu u sedinjenoj borbi
radnickoj je oslobodjenje. Same
napred pOjacano snagom. Soc.
misb "a medju Jugosl. radnictvom
"a uspjeh VaSemu radu pjevasmo
m%arsaljezu. Drugovi IL f. Pitts
burga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30
Raznoterosti

dob besedo sodr. Frank PetriG.
Pravi, da .ie par let semkai po-
slovala V New Yorku neka DO
BONA druzba, XII je imela namen
loviti izseljujoce Sc .jugoslovans-
Ike duse. Pri tenn delu .je Sla pa
druzbi ma roke tudi avstriiska
vlada. Pravi namen tie druzbe
pa Je bill pred vsem, da ohrani
JugoSl. ozir. slOvenski narod V
dusevni suznosti in dale. da no.
maya ameriSkim kapitalistom da-
Jati move dclavne moGi V kraic.
kJer Sc ne mara sliSati O DELAYS
kin organizaciiah.
Vsled tega jc potrebno. da Sc
bodoca Ivcza V tenn oziru peGa
praktlcno Z upraSaniem iugosl.
naSeljenccv in da Sc pc mogoGno-
stl tenn nakanam zastavi pot.
' Ia namen predlozi zboru re-
solucijo, XII Sc sprejme proti trcm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

f. Pittsburg, Pa. IA. 1910.
Dober uspjeh ma radu "a Sto boil
ju buducnost. Svi juh proletarca
a napose Jugoslavenski. Zele dru-
govt kirin, Djeteljic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

DOpisnica) Sodrugi, v zgodo-
vinskem trenutku, ko mednarod-
nj socialist postavljajo vogelni
kamen ma prvem Jugosl. soc. kon-
gresu v prid in dobrobit z~asuznje-
nth delavcev clovekoljubja in u
stajenja mole najiskrenejSe cas-
titke "a Emancipacijo. Saws.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

Youngston, o. Pratimo vas, u
duhu zeleci VAN dobar uspjeh.
uradu drugarski VAN pozdrav.
Jos. Filpan, Jugosl. Soc. udr.
Chisholm, MINI. Zelimo najbol-
je uspehe kongresu. VaSi CHS
holmski drugovi. Mihovil PleSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

Ker Sc je re vsprejela pc sodr.
Glumacu predlozena izjava V &C.
lott. pravi sodr. Iavertnik - .je
referat o ustrojstvu pravil nepo-
treben.
Xato eta izjavo in pravila.
Pc precitanju ustave, Xxi Sc
sprcjme soglasno kakor je Gita-
ne, Sc pricno razprave glede sta
liSGa o centralizaciji odnosno av-
tonomiji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

Twill delegatce. Zivila Jugosla-
venska solidarnost.
Allegheny 7.-4.-10 Ivan Kru-
merac, pekarski radnik.
Zakljucek tretje seize.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30
(Tretja seja 4. julia
zjutraj OBJ. 8. uri)

LII. " StdllSSu dllSi iShSSo JuSooA'
SOC. gibanja napram jugoslo-
vanski soc. domokraciji v
Evropi.
V daljsem govoru razviJa vaz-
most kongresa V Ljubljani, Bel
gradu in Sofiji, pa prepricuJe
navzoGe, da je treba ustvarltl
med ameriSkimi in evropsklml
jugosl. socialist trden most V IL
teralnem, kulturnem in gospo-
darskem oziru; kajti mi smo Sc
stavni del gibanja tamkaJ.
X svojemu referatu predlozi to-
zadevno resolucijo, Xxi Sc spreJme
S Grtaniem ". locke, kjer sc gla-
81. da Sc obsoja ono takozvano
"socialisticno Gasopisje," Xxi VS.
led nepoznavania nevarnosti, kl
preti jugosl. narodOm, nastopa
prot iugosl. soc. demokraciJl, da
tako omalovazi in diskredltira
ME revoluciornrni bog.
Ker Sc ". originalna tocka cr-
ia. Sc postavi V. "a nadomestltev
". -,
CTozadevna resolucija je bila
ze priobGena V "Proletarcu.
K referatu b. r. Savica Sc O.
plasi sodr. NJ. Glumac. On pravl,
da Sc nacionalno p%otlacenl naroo
ne more razvijati ne gospodars-
ko ne politiGno - soelallstieno
Temu dokaz je Poljska, lndla'
Congo.
Socialna demokraciia po celem
svetu Sc bojuie prot osvojevalnl
politiki. Tudi uGitelji sociaI1stlc-
min naukov so Sc borili "a enako-
pravnost Nemcije.
sodr. Popovic: NaSe gibanJe
sluzi najprvo namenu, da poma-
pamo socialisticnemu gibanJu V
Amerikl. 1885,.
sodr. Bratkovic: Da v PolJski
nj razvit socialism tako, kot pl
bio zeleti nj kriva nacionalna po-
tlaeenost ampak klerikalizem.
sodr. Ekonomoff: Potrebno Je,
da delamo skupno "a soc. gloanJe
v Ameriki.
sodr. zlodi: "zivela %interna-
cionala!'
sodrug zlemberger: JAZZ ne DIR.
zim Poliake za.nic mani pa tudl
mic wee zavedne, kot so lJudJe
ostale narodnosti.
Kar lie treba, je lie medsebojna
podpora. Kdor n wee, naJ dru-
zega poduci.
Sodr. Zidc: Nj Sc nam potreoa
vglabliati V teznje soc. dem ma
nram narodnosti. Vsak cd las Je
preprican, da stojimo ma stallscu
narodne n~eovisnosti.
Sodr. Glumac: Gotovo Je, vsak
narod mai della "a sebe, druzl nag
Sc V organizacije dalavstva protl
amer. kapitalizmu.
Sodr. Popovic: Misel Saviceve-
ga govora je ia, kakor ga razu-
mem. da &c eimboli della "a ma
cionalno osvobojenje.
Sodr. Zlodi: Doll z narodnimi
mejami!
Sodr. Zavertnik. Nam nj mogo-
&c danes odlocati, kai DO dobro
"a bodoGnost. O~dlocujejo momen-
ii, S kterimi DO treba racunati.
RaGunati imamo 8 tistim, kar BIO
narodna in soc. dolznost. Jugosl.
narodom ie treba ucepiti zavest.
Nedeljkovic Jovo: Sin druga
neumna uprasanja.'
Konecno pravi sodr. B. r. Sa-
vic V zakljucnem govoru spom-
nivSi Sc ma opazko sodr. Popo-
vica:
Soc. demokracija ne della ma to,
da vodi boz prot sill, XII hote po-
tlaGiti Balkan; ME delo je lie or
ganizirati proletarjat, da DO Emo
zen "a boz prot kapitalizmu, Xxi
izkoriSGa ljudi, XII tam 1--WE.
Nato poroGa sodrug joe Ia
vertnik k
Nv. tocki: o ustrojstvu pravil
"a jugosl. soc. Zvezo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30
lucijo in naGrte, Xxi Sc sprejmejo
soglasno:

10 casoplsJe lie tedaJ uSpeSno, ce
nj navezano ma kapitalisticno pod
jetje, da je casopisje zasigurano
lie pod streho lastne tiskarne, So
glasnO pooblasca glavni odbor
j. S. L., da gre S polno moGio ma
ldclo n osnovo zadruzne tiskarne.
Poleg smatra kongres, da bo to
prvi korak "a r~azsirjanje organi-
zacije Jugoslovanov AmerlkI,
da DO zadruzno delo tudi ma dru-
9Th poljih pognalo SEINE zadruz-
IniStva kar DO poleg sindikalne in
politicne organizaciie tretja sila
"a osvobojenje V boju delayskega
raZreda.
II. Glavni odbor mai Sc pri delu
IN ustanovitev tiskarne ozira ma
tcle tocke:
/. Tiskarski zadrugi naslov maj
bo: Jugoslovanska zadruzna ii
skarna.
,. Men Sedez maj DO Y Chicago
Z inkorporacijo pc zakonih drza-
We Illinois.
3. Zadruga mai Sc bavi s Slede-
Gimi posli: tiskarstvom. kniigo-
vezbo it'd.
+. Glavnica zadruge maj ne bo
mania cd $500. - in ne veG.ja
cd $4,000. -
>. Dclnice maj ne ~prescgajo ce-
ne $40. - in maj Sc ~placuiejo tn
iii dclno 20 81. -
6. Dobitek maj ne presega pre-
ko so ki maj Sc izplaGuje ma vsak
plaGan dollar.
Z. Obresti mad so Sc morajo
nalaeati Y reserve, IL katere Sc
zamorc eventuelno graditi dom I'll
skarne.
s. Zadruga mai zaGne $ poslo-
vanjem dine l.. decembra 1910,
ako DO do tega dine zbrano maj
mani $500, ma ktero glavnico
mai st ne jennie wee poSoiila ka-
kor $500. -
9. Iadruga ne more zaGeti S
poslovanjem tako dolgo, dokler
nj inkorporovana. Predno pa Sc
to zgodi, Sc ina sklicati obGni
zbor delnicarjev, kakor to zahte-
va Ill. zakon. DelniGar.ii sami maj
odlocijo glede inkorporacije in
pravil zadruge.
10. Dokler Sc ne zaGne s poslo-
vanjem, mai ho OdgOvoren pri-
pravljalni odbor petih MOI "a
YES imetck, Xxi hi Sc vlagal V en-
ali wee zavodov, stoii maj pod
nadZorstvom odbora Jugosl. soc.
zveze. Blagajnik mora poloziti
v%arScinO, ktera maj pokriva viSi-
no glavnice. Denaria Sc brez So
podpiSa predSednika in tajnika
pripravljalnega odbora ne more
dvigniti.
II. Do zacetka poslovania mai
Sc plaza vsakemu delniGarlu "a
uplaGan delez so obresti.
II. &c Sc do |. decembra 1910
ne 2bere zaGctne glavnice, to je
$500. - ostaja delniGarjem ma
r~azpolago, da odglaSujejo, Sc ina
Ii doloGiti drug datum "a zacetek
poslovanja zadruzne tiskarne ali
ne.
13. Vsak delniGar zamore -
predno Sc zaGnc s poslovaniem Ii
skarne - dobiti svoj uplacan de-
lez nazaj.
Dodatek: Tiska mai Sc mnozino
tiketov "a tiSkovni fond. I'll Sc
imajo razposlati ma vse organiza-
CHE, da Jill prodajajo po pet ct.
kupon. CPredlog NJ. Kulovica.)
kongres malaga pripravljalne-
mu odboru. da gre V tenn smislu
ma delo, kakor nitro bodo storie-
nj V to pOtrebni koraki.
Pod V. toxic dnevnega reda
Raznoterosti
dObi besedo sodr. Frank PetriG.
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Sodr. M. Glumac: JAZZ sem bi


prvotno glede centralizacije S po-
roGilom V v%ecini, t. j. "a c%entrali-
zacijO; vidim pa, da je mnenje
lpo vecini drugaGno, vsled tega bi
Sc %pridruzil drugemu porocilu V
manjSini, Xxi je "a nekako avtono-
milo; V koliko mai bi bila avto-
nomna, to DO treba dOlociti.
Sodr. FIR. Petric: Slovenske or
ganizacije Sc ne morejo sprijazni-
ii S centralno upravo. Treba je
najti avtonomno pot. NaSa orga-
nizacija je sklenila, da ne glasu-
jemo "a c~entralno upravo V smis-
| u%porOcila, ki ga je izdelal pri-
pra~vljalni odbor. Tukaj Smo spre-
jeli nekaj took, ktere SEN zelel
predloliti kongr.,k er pa sodr. Glu
mae sedaj sam spreminja staliSGe
o porOGilu, Sc tudi slovcnske orga-
~nizacije pridruzujejo tistemu ko-
raku, XII st bo V tenn oziru tukaj
z%avrSil. cato ne citam teh took.
JAZZ sem mnenja, da mora vsaka
narodna skupina delati V svojem
delokrogu, kterega pozna. Pod
pira Sc lahko vsacega, toda mai
prvo mora zaGeti delo sam.
Govore Sc b. r. Savic, BeSeniG
in ZikiG.
Sodr. Zavertnik: Kot r~eferent
k ustroju pravil IA Jugosl. soc.
Zvezo p~ozivljam predgovornike
ma red. JAZZ sem prevzel poroGilo
in Sc ne morem %ozirati, kaj mi
sligo predgovorniki o TEN poroci-
lu; bo Ii zveza centraliStiGna ali
avtonomna.t to boSte lahko razprv-
ljali pri tocki. Xxi to doloGa. Sedaj
zaGnem $ citanjem pravil toxic
Ia toxic.
Sodr. Glumac: Pravilno,
Pri tOGki V. pravil Sc glede linen
lokalnih organizacij uname vecia
debata, ktere Sc udeleze ZikiG, Be
SeniG, j. Petric, V. Santek, Joe
BratkoviG in NJ. Hegji. Sklene Sc
pa, da Sc VISA druStva nazivljajo
Jugoslovanske socialistiGne orga-
nizacije, ki maj imajo svoje te-
koce Stevilke pc vrsti z datumom
ustanove.
Nato Sc precitajo sledeGi tele-
grant in correspondence:
Nc KEGS Port, Pa. Zdravo da
ste borci "a slobodu, zivilo West
no radnictvo Same neustraSeno
napried Ia revolucijonarni soci-
jalizam.
Castitamo rednemu kongresu, ze-
limo uspeh V radu zivela boduc-
most "a socijalnu revolucijo. K.
Z. CuloviG. Mite, ZdravkoviG,
korade.
f. Pittsburg, Pa. IA. 1910.
Dober uspjeh ma radu "a Sto boil
ju buducnost. Svi juh proletarca
a napose Jugoslavenski. Zele dru-
govt Kirin, Djeteljic.
f. Pittsburg, Pa. "A. 1910.
Il izleta pozdrav prvemu Jugosl.
soc. kongresu u sedinjenoj borbi
radnickoj je oslobodjenje. Same
napred pOjacano snagom. Soc.
misli "a medju Jugosl. radnictvom
"a uspjeh Vasemu radu pjevasmo
m~arsaljezu. Drugovi il E. Pitts
burga.
Youngston, o. Pratimo vas, u
duhu zeleci VAN dobar uspjeh.
uradu drugarski VAN pozdrav.
Jos. Filpan, Jugosl. soc. udr.
Chisholm, MINI. Zelimo najbol-
Je uspehe kongresu. VaSi CHS
holmski drugovi. Mihovil PleSe.
(DOpisnica) Sodrugi, v zgodo-
vinskem trenutku, ko mednarod-
nj socialist postavljajo vogelni
kamen ma prvem Jugosl. soc. kon-
gresu v prid in dobrobit z~asuznje-
nth delavcev clovekoliubja in u
stajenja mole najiskrenejSe cas-