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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
KENNEDY MINING co. WINS
In Its Suit to Recover Si50.000.C0, the
Amount Held Out by Receiver of the
First Nationl Bank of Mineral Point.

Rumors have been ahoat for some
days that compromise or settlement
Of the suit of the Kennedy Mining com
pany against the Government to re-
cover $3.50. 900. held up by Receiver
Williams of the defunct First National
Bank of Mineral Point, had been made.
The same is correct. consumation TAX
ing effect on Monday of this week, and
the mining company won out. As ex-
planned to Tribune representative
settlement was reached on the follow
ing basis:
The Kennedy Mining company re-
ceives Sl25, 900 in cash and claim
against the defnnct bank for $50, 600,
the latter sum being the amoont Phil
Alien was found to be short, by the
accountant expert, in the account of the
Kennedy Mining company with the
bank. OF this sum the mining com
pany gets at once As per cent, the
amount of dividend already paid luck
less creditors, which is Sl3, 500, and this
added to the $l25, 900 makes $l9S, 500,
the total amount handed over to the
company at this settlement. Any flu
ture dividend viii be shared in by the
said mining company pro rata on tie
basis of $50, 900 claim holder. The.
Allen one-fourth of the entire amount
will be applied wholly for the benefit
of his creditors.
This case and its results have no bear
ing whatever upon the suit against the
directors now pending.
When there will be another dividend
nobody knows, not even Santa Claus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30


A telegraph dispatch to friends in
this city last Saturday, the 18th, from
North Yakima, Wash, announced the
death of Jas. A. Owen at his home in
that place that morning. No particu-
lars.
What may be termed the prime of
Mr.. OWENS lie was spent in Mineral
PoisG Here his business was principal
ly that of handling live stock, horses in
particular, farm machinery, etc. All
southwestern Wisconsin was his terri
tory and because of his energetic. wide
awake, jovial ways and never firing
spirit he was one of the best known in
these parts. Upwards of twenty-five
or thirty years ago he branched west
ward into the Dakotas, where he be-
came interested in land transactions.
Thence on farther west.
BY one of our citizens who ought to
know Mr.. Owens age is placed be-
tween rs and 76 years at time of death.
His wife and one son snrvive him.
The remains will arrive in this city
on the 2:10 train tomorrow, Friday,
and interment in Graceland will take
place that afternoon. Owing to illness
in the family the surviving relatives
are unable to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
Vacations for Trained Women.

The above is the title of a book re
Gently received at the public library,
one OF the states loan collection, The
following paragraph from the preface
explains the aim and purpose of the
book:
This book is the outgrowth of con
victiou that many women who are IN
fitted for teaching drift into it because
it is the vocation with which they are
most familiar; that many who make
poor teachers might become able work
ers il wisely guided into other fields.
The book is published by the Women's
Educational and Industrial Union Il
is series Of brief papers. each Of
which considers some field of work
open TO women and is worth the serious
attention of women desiring TO take up
some renumerative line of work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
The Local Field.
Correll & Martin for clothing

Correll & Martin for clothing
Potatoes wanted at Wallace Bros.
Jack Molling of Linden was caller
in our city Friday.
Five cents buys Red Trunk and
with it goes agood smoke.
Miss Mabel Williams was a Cobb
visitor in our city Tuesday.
Chris Brandt is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Splinter, at Cuba City.
"A. A. McDermott of Darlington
visited friends in tins city Sunday.
Miss Nina Pedley of Platteville Wis
tied her brother Wesley in this city
last week.
Messrs. Brewer, Stoner and Dun
can of Linden were business callers
here Monday.
Mrs. Will White departed Wednes-
day noon to visit relatives at Kansas
City, Missouri.
Josiah L2nyon andsgranoson, Cyrus
White, were business callers at Madi-
son on Monday.
Rev. James Cleary Of Perry, Iowa,
visited Mineral Point relatives and
friends Monday.
Ed Cullen Of Linden passed through
here Sunday enroute for few days
visit at Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SiinJn anC
little daughter Of Platteville are visit
ing relatives here this week
AT the Grand Friday night Wiscon
sins worst cyclone in pictures. Lee
tured throughout by one who witnesse,
/ the dis8ste
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

Miss Alice Uren returned Sunday
from few days visit with her broth
er Allen at Gratiot
Miss Mary Boynten is here from
Freeport for an indefinite stay at the
home Of her mother.
Don't fail to attend the Thanks
giving bazaar and supper at the M. E..
church on Nov Both.
Miss May Smith of Chicago was a
guest of Mrs. Frank Jeuck for several
days Of the past week.
Mrs. John e. Oates has been called
to Chicago on account Of the illness of
her aunt, Mrs. Francis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
County Taxes and Apportionmen,.

%ounty axes ana FAppofuohHcht'
The 1911 apportionment Of taxes for
Iowa county, just completed by County
Clerk X. f. Gribble shows a total
equalized valuation for the county of
$34, 49l, 2l4, a gain of over one and two
thirds millions over the valuation of
1910. OF this~amount the city of Min
eral Point is credited with 81, 455, d65.
On this valuation the county will collect
taxes TO the amount of $4,000, the
share assigned to this city being
$40, 59S.
The totals of the various funds into
which the tax is divided read; State
tax, S52, 645. l6; county tax, $4,000
county school tax, ST., 5473 8; soldiers
relief fund, 81, 800; salary county su-
perintendent of schools, 81, $50; total OF
bridge tax, road bridge lax and county
bridge tax, laws of 1905, and 1911,
| SIS, 1882 There is also apportioned
to y~~ious townships, cities and villages
an indebtedness TO the state Of S., 49,
81 and % the county Of Sl4.59.
Apporhonment to towns, cities anc
villages is as follows.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

Leon Remfrey, son of James G. Rem
frey, writing from Grand Forks, North
Dakota, on the 22d inst, informs the
Tribune that his father died a few
weeks ago out in Montana No furth-
er particulars.
Deceased will be remembered by
many of Mineral Point and vicinity.
He was born and reared in the Barrel
town settlement, two miles north Of
this city. He was a natural musician
and beyond doubt as good base horn
player as Wisconsin ever produced
His age was about 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
Make Somebody Happy
WITH A
KODAK

Hone memories that are cher
ished most are those OF the great
home day-Christmas. Better than
mere memory, though, is the pic
tured story of the family reunion,
the happy children, the gay young
folkes, the grown-up boys and
girls back home again. The PIC
lures taken with the Christmas
Kodal; will give pleasure the whole
year round and for all the years to
come. Let us show you the sim
pie Kodak way which makes pic
ture-taking so much tun. We have
Kodaks at s., others up to sos.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
Periodicals at the Public Library.

Harper's Magazine, Century, Ameri
can, McClure's, Scientific American
Harper's Weekly Worlds Work
Woman's journal, Ladies' Home Jour
nal, and St Nicholas are now received
regularly at the library A plan adopt
ed in order to make these periodicals
very useful to the public is To keep
the current number in the library for
the reading table As soon as the lat
est number is received the preceding
one will be loaned for three days. II is
hoped that patrons of the library win
take advantage of the opportunity to
secure reading material on live up-to
date subjects
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

The hens have begun again to lay
those eggs of scientific flavor. The
plan may be up to date but it's long
way after the cackle.-
When you hear a Teller say you
shouldn't believe what you see in the
it is cinch he has been mixed
up in something or other some time.
The faith the little people have in
Santa Claus is touching. 1t should be
encouraged as one of the sweet dreams
of childhood. Too soon the little peo-
pie grow up and the stern realization
of life is thrust upon them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
They also pay No on Savings Annual,
IOWA COUNTY BANK
Mineral Point Wisconsin.

Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Hardcastle
arrived here Friday from Savannah
for an over Sunday visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spratler
And after the years of belief
based on the advertising that gum
chewing aids digestion, along comes
the health commissioner to say that it
doesn't What next?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
SOME FACTS
About the Iowa County Bank, Mineral Point, Wis
AZ

After December lst they will pay per cent
interest on Certificates of Deposit made for year.
1t has the Largest Capital Surplus Undivided
Profits and Deposits of any bank in Southwestern
Wisconsin.
Its officers have had long experience in the bank
ing business and give their entire attention to this
bank.
Its loans are made to residents of Iowa,
Grant and Lafayette counties and the majority of
counties.
1t is a State Bank, and is allowed by law to
make loans on real estate, advantage to farmers
over a National Bank
1t has always been able take of its
customers, who desire to borrow.
1t has had the appointment as the Iowa County
Depository for 1912.
No officer or director the bank dollar,
nor can they borrow from the bank.
1t has separate private rooms for the use of
its customers
- HO7 - co,a,ro AnnuoItu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

Misses Sue and Mae Prince left
yesterday for Rockford, where they
will visit with relatives for two weeks.
About seventeen young people sur
prised Miss Margaret Alblinger with a
birthday party at her home Saturday
evening. All attending report jolly
time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

We wish TO express our thanks and
greatfulness to the Grand Theatre Co.,
the churches and other kind hearted
people for their donations and gifts
to US on account Of our loss by fire of a
week ago.
Very truly yours,
James Bigley and Family.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
Official Notice, NJ. w. A.

All Woodman are notified TO be pres
ent at the regular meeting Dec. ith,
1912. Election of officers BY order
of the clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

We still have a good assortment
of styles and sizes, but rather than
carry over any of this stock, we
offer this rare chance early in the
season. Nothing reserved. All
Pushes, Caracee's and Fancy Mix
lures all this seasons goods go
at the same discount.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30

Wishing to retire from the restaurant
business, | offer my entire stock for
sale. Everything new and up-to-date.
MRS. Nj. Z. RYAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-30
Display and Sale.

A display and sale of hand painted
china, sketches, notices and novelties,
from Dec. 4 until Christmas, at the
residence of G. E. Gale. 48w2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
DRUGI JOHN DIETZ?

C~asopisje IL Minnesota poroca,
da lei V bolnisnici V Virginiji.
Mimi, neki Peter VrbaniG (ali
Urbanic), Slovenec, obdan z rama
mi, ki so mu Jill prizadjale krog-
lie Serifov. VrbanG ina posestva
homestead blizo Eveletha. Nor
thern Lumber Co. pa je meninic-
tebinic prevazala hlode cez ME
govo zemljo in to brez prestanka
tudi sedaj, ko je ma travnikih pri.
celia rasti trava. Vrbanic je pc vsi
pravici protestiral. a ko nj lie mic
izdalo, je ustavil drvar.je s pusko
V roki. Lesna druzba je brz maize
la Serife, da aretirajo drugega
Dietza. PriSla sta diva, John King
in FIR. Made. VrbaniG Sc je pa
branil in eni porocajo, da mu .je
sin podal puSko. nakar je strelial.
a drugi zopet pravijo, da je enc
ga Serbia 4 zeleznimi grabljami
oplazil pc roki. Fakt ie, da sta Sc
rita ~ustrelila mani in ga nevarno
ranila V nogo in trebuh. VrbaniG
sedaj lei V bolniSnici. njegovo
zeno in otroke cuvajo Serifi. da
sc ne smejo ganiti s hiSe, a le-
snl trust pa nemOteno vozi napre.j
les ceZ niegov travnik. To je pra-
vica! Pravica. kakrSno 81 dovoliu-
jejo roparski in morilni kapitali-
sti! HudOdelstvo - O TEN neGu-
venem dOgodku - kO Sc nam "a
deva povsem poiaSni - bono Sc
g~ovorili. Ia danes reGemo lie to-
like. da mora vsak jugoslovanski
delavec V Ameriki najogorcnejSe
p~rotestirati prot hudOdelstvu. XII
Ga je izvrSil lesni trust mad roja-
.kom Nrbanicem. akO ie to vse res
MICA, kar govori prvo poroGilo.
In ne samo to, tudi priSkociti mo-
ramo gmotno ma pomoc. Ge je ire
ba, da Sc Nrbanicu pribori pravi-
ca, ali pa kaznuje umor. ako zad-
Mi vsled ran umre.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
DOpiSi.
Cleveland, Ohio.

Sodrug urednik "Proletarca''l
Majnikova Stew. "'Proletarca''
je obudila sploSno pozornost med
SLOW. delavci V Clevelandu. Razu.
me sc, da vsem nj bio pc wolff. to
Sc pravi, onim nj bio pc wolff. ko
Jim smrdi vsak korak napredka
slovenskega proletarijata V Gle
velandn. komur Sc MISC oGprle oci
spOznanja, pravice in krivice, ko
je cital majnikovo Stevilko "Pro-
~letarca'. je pac pomilovanja vre-
den IN maj hi Sc ga pustilo vsaj Sc
dvajset let V sladkem spanju ne
zavednosti.
Tukaj so sedaj saloni oh nedel-
jah zaprti. Delavec. XII trdo della
"a sramotno place cell teden. 81 V
nedeljo ne bo mogel privoSGiti par
glazev piva, pr kterem hi Sc mo,
gel razgovarjati $ p~rijateljem, ia
ko mora pa cepeti donna ali pa pi-
ii one brezdarije. ko Jim reGeic
negwine place. Motil hi Sc vsak,
kdor hi mislil, da sc sedaj ne Pile
oh mcclellan V Clevelandu. Oh ne.
deljah Sc Pile pivo V steklenicah.
katero je seveda veliko slabsi in
tudi drazji. Pivovarne pa delaio
ogromne dobiGke ravno pri TEN
plvu. Minuli teden je razpeeal sa-
mo en- voznik V enem dnevu $50
zaboJev piva V steklenicah. "a KITE
70 je preiel $4,000. Ako ina ista
flrma deset vozov, V katerih raz-
pelJava pivo V steklenicah in ce
povprecno razpeGa vsaki voz samo
40 zabojev ma dan, ina cistega
dobicka ista firma dnevno: $500
do $1,000. In kdo plaza ia velikan.
ski profit? Ali nj to velikansko
iskoriscevanje. Omenil sem to lie
mlmogrede. ia now manever prot
deiavcem, kterl Sc Je pa tako le-
po obnesel V korist kapitalistom
in ma skodo delavcem. NaSim SLOW.
salonariem mai bo to pa "a vzgled
in "a Solo, ko bodo zopet volili re.
publikance in demokrate, da iih
bodo Sc nadalie prav posteno "a
nos vlekli.
s prvim m~ajnikom :ie priGel IL.
haJati nov easOpis socialistiGne
stranke V nemSkem jeziku. List Sc
imenuje Echo. List :je tednik
ter stane jeden dollar ma leto. Pa
maj Sc reGe Loizek, da socialist ne
napredujemo!
Kar Sc tice della ma prostem. Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30

je obrnilo nekoliko ma bol;o
dar Je pa Sc ogromno stev;,o
vadnih delavcev brez della p, "a
varnah je pa mani della kot
popreJ. VelikO je tovaren ' T'
velandu, XII poslujejo DO f.; :.
STIR dni v tednu. Kompanisti ;ma
10 denar in Sc vozi.jo ma izleta !,
Evropo in drugod. Delavska mo-
brezpoSelnih maj pa tava "a delo~
in strada. kaj ii pomaga lena -
mlad. ako mas pa prazen zelods,
IN ne centa V zepuP-
Soc. pozdrav.
Clevelandski socialist
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
Chicago, III.

| SAASoSO, Ill
Ccnjeno uredniStvo!
Zopet sem tn 4 malim poroS;.
lom. Movie Steer ne BON poross,
ker Jill vsak here V angleskh n
drugih listih vsak dan. Tndi a
"naSemu' zupniku ne BON pisal
daSi hi ne Skodilo malice poslata.
ii ga. pa ker je dovolj druzega
preidem mimo.
Pred kratkem sem Sc mudil v
bljiznjem jeklenem mestu Gary
Ind. in V Aurori, til. Sci sem ma.
10 agitirat "a "Proletarca". v
Gary je malo SLOW. delavcev. Ko.
likor Jill je, so vposleni pri iii.
nois Steel Trust Co.
Neki rojak mi je pravil. da Sc
Stevilo SLOW. delavcev tamkai cd
dine do dine maniSa, naivee radi
pretrpeznega della V ondotnih L.
varnah.
Iasluzek je zelo piGel, draginja
pa velika. takO da Sc je pray tez.
ko p~rezivljati. Draginii pripisuje-
10 tudi pomanjkanje stanovani.
Ma hotelu je stanovanie in hrana
brez perila Sc. ma teden.
V Aurori, I'll. ie vposlenih '
Carr Builder Co. veG nash DELAY
cev. Zasluzek ie srednie srvte.
N%apredka med ondotnimi roja-
Xxi je bore malo ali mic.
Pc svojem poslu sem prisel V
prvo SLOW. hiSo, k.jer sem nagovo.
ril gospodarja, kakor Sc spodobi
in mu ponudil list "Proletarec".
Toda zadrl sc je, da ne mara
imeti nicesar opraviti S socialist.
Pozneje sem izvedel. da ie hud
%poboznjak in da sliSi ma ime No
wax. Skoda "a to inc. katerega
ne zasluzi. Starokopitna sleva. hi
bio pravo ime zani. Pa kdo bi Sc
brigal "a Sieve.
konecno pozdravljam citatelie
"Proletarca" ter Jim kliGem: agi.
tirajmo "a "Proletarca" in tiskov-
nj fond. da bo list cimpreje postal
vecji.
Ia socialism.
Ant. Anzicek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
Eveleth, MINI.

Prosim eenj. urednik "a malice
proStOra.
Il delom gre tod okoli zelo po-
cast: cuti sc zopet kriza, in vsled
tega ne svetujem nobenemu sem
hoditi "a delom.
Pc start rovtarski navadi 10 re-
re mas Teleban V farovzu. On no.
ce dat vse V red 2 grdim zmer-
janjem in priimki. Naiboli divii
Je prot zavednim delavcem. KITE
rim preti. da ne bodo dobili della
pri kompaniii, &c Sc ne podaio.
Seveda je njegovo napihovanie
z%astoni in brez pomona. Cimboli
bo rogovilil Sveti MOI. tenn veeI
odmev bo Y zavednih delaveih,
ker bodo spoznali volka V oveji
kozi.
En- Teleban Sc ne DO pohrustal
vseh socialistov. &c pray lie dobil
k~orajzo, ko vidi. da neki Solar
eek - Toncek napada sodruge.
NaSa dolznost pa je, da Sc "a
nimamo "a pOjaGenje "Proletar-
ca.
Vas naroSnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
"MOJE SAME.

bureau of the Ahasver, special
wireless service.)
V sOboto dine %. marca. sem Sc
povrnil IL svojega potovanja in
polno torbo materiala "a razne
casopise. V svojo stare rezidenco,
kateri pravimo in pisemo Sloven-
ci "Jindijana Polis". Truden
sem bill ko bozja klada, zaspan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
Barberton, o. 10. maja.
p. n. "Proletarec"

Chicago. I'll.
O~tvarajuci ovde prvu Balkan"
kafanu, zelimo biti predplatnici
VaSeg cent. lista. tie nam odma IL
volite slati P%roletarec, a ako ne
mate ovde poverenika "a Skuplia-
ME predplata, mi Yam stojimo ma
razpolozenju. te :jesmo IL oGekivan-
ju VaSeg odgovora.
s poStovanjem.
Ristich & Stefanovich.
p. q. Box 143. B~arberton, o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
PEKLENSKA JECA v NIKOLA
JEVU.

Pred kratkem sc je v Rusiii "a
vrsil neverieten dogodek. Sodisce
ie obsodilo ma ietnisko kazen
lgurtina, Sefa pristine delavnice
V Nikolajevu, njegova pomoenika
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30

Sodrugi! Mas list je nase mai
mocnejse orozje! Njegujmo ga!
Podpirajmo in sirimo ga! Agiti-
rajmo, da DO "PROLETAREC"
Sc vecji in mocnejsi! Delavstvo
brez svojega casopisja je kakor
Avljenje brez solnca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30
Laz in reSniCa 0 SOCiaIiStiCni
upraVi v Milwaukee.
(Po Carl d. ~Thompson.)
Konec.


Konec.
Skupni prihranki socialisticne adj
m~inistracije Sc z vsO gotOvostjo
raGunajo ma letnih $4,000. Tako
torei socialist zapravljajo denarl
Sedma laz; Socialist vsiljujejo
mescanom ''divje in domislja-
We projekte."
Resnica je: Nektere izmed mno-
9Th projektov. ktere je sOcialistie-
ma uprava deloma re izvrSila, je re
priporo6ala preSnja kapitalistiska
uprava. Nacrt "a reSki park ma
primer, proti kateremu sedaj sta
ri pOlitikaSi kleveGeio ma VISA usta,
je gorko priporo6ala Metropolitan
Park komisija. ktere predsednik
je zagrizen republikanec. Ravno
tako so clani bivSe mestne Wade
agitirali "a zelezniSki terminalni
kolodvor. Nacrt "a iavno elektrar-
no so podpisali republikanci in
demOkratje re |. 1898. Vsi ii pro-
jekti in Sc mnogo drugih so danes
oceh kapitalistov lie cato "divii
in domisliavi", ker Jill hoGejo Sc
lie kapitalisti prakti6no izpeljati.
osma laz: Brezposelnost.
Resnica ie: Stevilo brezposelnih
delavcev V Milwaukee nj sedaj mic
vecje kakor po navadi V slicnih
razmerah, niti vecje kakor v vseh
drugfh mestih iste velikOsti V
Ameriki. Socialisti6na uprava pa
nikakor nj odgovorna "a razme-
re, Xxi Jill ustvarja gospoduioci
kapitalistiSki sistem. Pac pa Jill
skuSa ma vse nacine ublaziti. Mrs.
Van Wick, generalna tajnica do
brodelnih druStev ASSOCIATED
Charities V Milwaukee je izjavi-
la: "Govori Sc, da :ie $4,000 de-
lavcev brez della Milwaukee; to
nj res. Dvomim, da Jill je polovica
tolikO. Gotovo pa je. da social
STIGMA vlada nj niti malo odgo-
vorna "a razmere, XII povzroGajo
brezposelnost."
Deveta laz: Delavski nemiri.
Resnica je: V Milwaukee je BIZ
10, odkar so socialist ma krmilu.
mani strajkOv in delavskih bojev
kakor V kterem drugem slicnem
industrialnem srediScu V Ameriki.
MilwauSki delavci so dobro orga-
nizirani in Sc ~zanaSajo boil ma po-
Eticno akcijo kOt pa ma metode
strokovnih uni. Strajk krojacev
lansko limo ma primer Sc .je kon-
cal brez najmanjsih nemirov V
treh dneh.
Druge lazi.
Dale trdijO socialistom sovraz-
nj casopisi, da je socialfsticna IL
prava odgovorna "a slabe brizgal-
ne cevi, vsled kterih je bilo ne
davno V sluGaju pozara baje ubi-
tin petero ognjegascev. Fakt pa
je. da je doticne ognjegasce ubila
goreca streha, ktera sc je zruSila
mamie, ne pa brizgalna cev.
Nasprotnfki tud; laze.jo, da So
c%ialisti ne drze svojih obljub. Pro-
gram. ma podlagi kterega .je una
gala socialistiGna stranka v Mil
waukee, Obseza Stirinajst took.
Sest took so socialist re vresniGi-
ii. Ako so torei prvo leto uresnici-
nicili sest took izmed stirinaistih,
koliko Jill DO ostalo neizpolnienih
koncem drugega leta, ko potece
prva sluzbena dOba socialisticne
administrator Vrhutega so pa
socialist izvedli mnogo drugih
naredb, kterih MISC imeli ma pro-
gramu. Tn V teh korictnih nared-
bah nasprotniki prevfdno moleijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30

-skupno okrog 10000 MOI = da
Sc zamOrejo p~reziveti dokler sc ne
zb~oljsajo razmere.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-10-07
Record Breaking Crowds Greet Him At Every Point In
His Hurried Tour Of Empire Parish.
MEETING IN OPELOUSAS A sTUNNER
Everywhere the People Pour Out to Hear Eoquence and
Facts.--Will Complete Itinerary of st.
Landry At Some Later Day

his praises of him,
But Jack would not take a
word of it back.
Jared," remarked friend
jack after the meeting, when
they were alone at the hotel,
the only reason I did not say
more for you is Because of the
fact that / could not find words
responsive to the high estsem,
as a man and a Statesman,
which bear for you. ~
And these two chums went up-
staires in the Lacome Hotel TO-
gether, and had a heart-to-heart
talk after the meeting,
Capt. Jack" came dswn
stairs after an hour or so, beam
ing in smiles.
That looked good to Sanders
friends.
The Captainihad got goodnews.
The Vice Presidents were as
GOl1OWOs
Adolphe GuiIIory, Robert H.
Barry, Judge J. A. Smith, f. P.
Martin, G. R. BaillIo. D.. ]. Her
derson, ]. j. lNeyland, Felix MI
'ler, DR.. c. Richard, jules Spy
Iner, .Ulger .Lanclos, Alex. Mo-
Reau, Joe IBenoit, L. IA. Desho-
|tels, NJ R0beri, CleOpEmsi Doueet,
&c. I'll. CEatin, DR.. ]. D. Stagg,
|lDuriel Miller, HENRY Landry,
TTobe And1Fieu, Allen Mccoy, C.
IN. Bertrand, w. D. Hargroder,
DIR. C. A, Gardner, Eanile Lemr,
j. T. Leger, Simon Levy, DR.. "A.
J. Berc6er, DR.. J. A Haas, IKE
Roos, Reyton Sandal, Joe M.
Boagni, l.. E. Littell, P. A. San
doz, B. Bennett, Cliff Allen,
Charles Hollier, j. J. Maf, L. III.
Mornhinveg, J. N. Mornhinveg,
Charles .Chachere, Orelus Mo
reau, Placide Robin, Henry Cha
chere, DIR. David Berwick, John
0. Leblanc, Dave BEacksher, J.
F. Vidrine, Auguste Miller, E.
J. Guilbeau, Clement Smith, DR..
J. P. Sanan, ThurstOn McKin-
ney, c. j. Thompson, Harry
Flanders, A. L. Dupre, DIR. ]. O.
Ray, J. I1eer Lacombe-