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JOHN ". GATES'S BODY HERE.
Funeral OF the F'inancier VIII he Held At
RlaI Hot lei To-day.

The body of John ". Gates. who died
recently in Paris. arrived yesterday by
the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse attended Ivy his widow.
his son. Charles q. Gates. Miss Florence
Hopwood. young MIR. Gatess fiancee.
Mrs. +. ". Hopwood and II. $. Black,
president of the nited states Realty
Company.
Herbert l.. Jones. formerly in business
with the elder Gates. went down the
hay and greeted the incoming party at
Quarantine. In speaking Of his father
young Mr.. Gates said.
"He was not only my father. he was
my pal. He made a game fight against
death"
The body was taken TO the undertaking
shop of W. J. Hart at sos Madison avenue,
where it was guarded all night by two
private detectives. In the evening
Charles Gates came to see the remains
of his father. At 8 o'clock this morning
the body will be taker to the main assem-
bly, room of the Plaza Hotel. where at 10
O'Clock the funeral services will be held.
The Rev. Wallace MacMulen Of the Mad-
son Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will conduct the services. assisted by
the Rev. J. ". La Grone Of Port Arthur.
Tex lnterment will he in n receiving
vault in Woodlawn Cemetery.
The windows of the Plaza assembly
room have been draped with mourning
and behind the coffin there is a black
frame forty-fve feet long reaching to
the ceiling. upon which floral decora-
tions have been banked. and another
frame work covered with flowers will
H. all
bearers will be John s. Harris, J. :. ICul-
linane. Alfred Clifford. Arnold Schlaet,
Hopkins. John J. Mitchell. Edwin Haw-
ley. +. W. Ogleby, Alvin w. Krech.
+, H. Woodworth. Sir Donald Mann.
Harry s. Black. Grant b. Schley, c, g.
Smith; l.: H; lapham John a. Topping
Frank A. vanderhp. John Lambert.
G. Watson French. James G. Hutchins.
the Hon. j. G. Cannon and j. A. VOL
ford.
Delegations from Port Arthur and
Beaumont. Tex. have come for the
Port Arthur there are present to attend
the funeral MIR. and Mrs. T.. J. Baker
and Henry r. Baker. From st. Charles.
H.. Mr.. Gates's home town, there are
Mr.; and Mrs. Frank r. Angel and DR.:
r II. Blackman, An uncle Of the dead
man. Sherburne W. Gates. is also here
from Durand. Mich. and with him is his
son. William J. Gates. and Mrs. }. G..
Shane. his daughter.
Inspector Richard Walsh Of the Fourth
inspection district will have force Of
hundred policemen and detectives
in front and in the hotel at the time of the
funeral The musical arrangements are
in charge Of Nahan Franko. Mrs. John
Guernev. a close friend of the family
has charge of the funeral directions.
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ROTH LOVED ONE NAN.
VIE Fatally Hurt In Vain Enort to Save
\t,inity From suicide.

BALTIMORE. Aug % Miss Nerna Hyle.
10 years old. ran IN front of a trolley car
on the Falls road outside of this city and
wa- instantly killed Mrs John Howard
Hall. with whose husband the dead woman
was in love. ran forward in front of the
car as Miss Hyle was struck and was her
self seriously injured Hall was with the
two women at the time.
Miss Hyle became acquainted with
Hall through a matrimonial advertise
ment that he inserted in "A paper, Hall
afterward was frequent visitor at her
house in spite Of the objections ION the
part of Miss Hyles parents, who had dis
covered that Hall had a wife.
Miss Hyle visited Halls wife and the
two drawn together by their love for the
same man. became friends. Finally Miss
Hyle wrote to Mrs. Hall saying that she
was afraid of Hall and begging the wifo
To NEE, her, In this letter she dwelt
upon their love for the man and the help
lessness Of the situa ton. II was while
all three were discussing the affair that
Miss Hyle's sought death.
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DIED..

CuNl.Ef Elizabeth touIcy. aged & ears
Funeral 'rHr rUNYR,L CHvRCR" ~ Nrs' .a!
street FRANK L. AMFBELL BvIL0lNG ia.!s
dh". 10 O'Clock.
CUFLEN On July %, 1911 at Radcas''l1. ".
tria, John Curlcy
Funeral services AZ 81, Charlrs BDltou.o'
'hurcN, y ducy pisC" and L,Niig>'o1 =.
brooklyn, ol "Wednesday morning N!E ~ y
AZ ~ ocloch. lac mcKbrr, OF TN" FrNN
Ca'hoiic Orphan Snric'y. Emerald b'lcv2'N
Society and St Patrick Socle'y ar !nNei
10 attend the solemn requiem mas ST !!
clock,
GATES Services for the late John WarNc Ga''s
who died IN Paris. France. August 49,
Will he conducted by the Rev. Wallace McN -'
len at the Plaza Hotel. "Wednesday, Agga'
.S, at 10 O'Clock \. N. The remains "" -
placed in the receiving vault al Woo..a"i
Cemetery.
GRANNiSS,--At Caldwell, ~ \ on NoH1i'
august u, 1911, Anna King G,annis- v''o"
OF George II Granniss. Funeral ruV'r
LENT ON Monday, Angus, Il. Al Tu'N''N''
y. Y, 'cstor Furdrtt Lent, wife NJ l'h.
brlnCncrNouf Lent in the hN,h NcArof net isT
Services vill hc held at her late rcSd"Nr" on
Wednesday Angus, -, at o'cIoch lInHM
private
MACDONALD ..- ON August ~ AZ her rc-Iieac''
Rostnrtth Cottage, tlifton. Stat"n iSHil'
Eliza Wallace. widow Of Francis CiI0nal
Funeral services AZ her late residence N
Wednesday afternoon, August -, a. n ''o'A
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STRIkE CTR SAILING LISTS.
Only 100 Passengers In the FIRST Cabin
Of the Nauretania.

The ,unarder Mauretania, swiftest of
liners will sail to-day for Fishguard and
Liverpool with only 100 first cabin passen.
gers. IN" smallest number she evar has
taken to the eastward. Under normal
conditions she should have AT this season
about 80 'irs' cabin voyager-, bat the
conditions are not normal because Of the
big strike " British workm.n. Fear
on the part oe ocean travellers that thev
might hn held up AT Fishguard or Liver
pool hecaus" Of tn" widespread labor
disturbance and the possibility of a tieup
Of railroad tra'f" in England ma held
them bnCH
Fit had been possible to land passengers
AT Cherbourg or any other Continental
port unaffected by the strike the lis,
of the Mauretania might be bigger The
fact that the Carmania had been forced
TO omit Liverpool from her route on her
last trip eastward and go to Plymouth
also helped 10 inspire intending passen-
gers with fear that they might have
similar trouble Liners touching at Cher
bourg have taken some of the passenger
traffic. the Cunard Office here saws, that
might have stayed with the Cunard Line
! if its ship. We're on the English Channel
route.
The Mauretania is the only trans.
atlantic mail ship sailing to-day. She ar
| rived on Friday morning and since then
| only eighteen persons have been book ed
| on her. Among her passengers are William
Brewster, Mr., and Mrs, r. &. Congdon.
Max Rabinoff. who will bring hither the
Russian dancers, Mile. Pavlowa and
Mikail Mordkin: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Crew. Mr. and Mrs. &. ". Erskine. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hoe, Mr.. and Mrs, q. NJ.
Durand, the Rev. and Mrs. II. 4. VOL.
! ryche Whitmore and MIR. and Mrs. ". q.
| Eyie.
| The strike in England has delayed the
| Mauretania's sister, the Lusitania. since
| last saturday She may be able to get
away to-day from Liverpool il she il able
to take aboard her coal supply She will
come with comparatively small cabin
list considering the seasons rush from
| the other side
| Many who intended to sail by her have
berthod by ships that were unaffected by
| the strike including the Hamburg Ameri-
can liner kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Some
of the kaiserin's passengers are W n
Truesdale, NJ, u. Truesdale, Mr. and Mrs
| f. W Woolworth, Mr. and Mrs, G. s. Wool
worth. Henry Hadley. Mrs G. II. Chatl-
! lon Mr. and Mrs. William +. Chaplin and
| Lieut. -tol. Max kuehnrich.
! 1t is said that the holdup of ships at
| Liverpool has inspired the Cunard Line
| to consider again the advanta ges Of dock
! ing at n Channel port, either Plymouth,
| or Southampton, and thus come into
/ direct competition with the German and
the international Mercantile Marine
| Ships
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No BAIL FOR NEGRO BVRNER.
Court Refuses Hnhcas Corpus for Aileged
I.ynchcr.

CoATEsvlLLE, Pa, Aug 22.--Judge But
ler sitting at West Chester this morning
refused to grant a writ Of habeas corpus
or to allow bail in the case Of George
Stahl 10 years old, arrested in connection
with the hu rnng of Zack Walker. the
negro murderer.
In refusin ng the writ Judge Butler de-
nounced the lynching and declared that
the leaders of the mob should he severely
dealt with He said that presence in the
mob was ust as discriminating as taking
an actual part in burning the negro.
Following Judge Buffers remarks
District Attorney Gawthrop announced
that he may arrest every one who was in
the crowd.
A policeman and prominent member
Of the Rrandywine fire department were
to-day named as men who were con
spicuous when the mob was formed
The policeman is alleged TO have been
present while the attack upon the hospital
was being planned The member of the
fire company is said to have proposed tho
attack on the hospital
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WAsHINGroN, Aug % The Naval
Academy practice squadron. which ha.
been on a three months cruise to Euro
pean waters. arrived to-day at Solomon =
Island, Chesapeake day. three davs ahead
Of schedule tims from Gibraltar. The
mlds hipmen will arrive At the Naval
academy on Monday night and will be
disembarked Tuesday, 10 leave at once
on a months holiday before the opening
Of the fall academic term on October 2.
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WOMAN'S SUICIDE FROM PIER.
supposed to Have Ber Mrs. MittcIdors.
who Was In Dread OF Charity Home.

woman who had in her waist letter
10 Mrs. Emma T.. Koelle Of l38 Concord
street, Brooklyn. jumped on the pier at
the foot Of Pacific street Brooklyn, last
night. watchman pulled her on, ct
the water. but she had been drowned
Mrs, Koelle said that the woman prob
ably was Mrs. l.. NJ. Heldors. an &c.
quaintance Of hers nee girlhood. She
was 81 years old. her husband and her
five children had died and her friend.
intended to- put her in home in Man
haitian. She had no money and was toe
III to work. She had told Mrs. Koelle
that she would rather die than 60 to a
home.
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advertisement r
JoHN DAVID
Ea,fedky Mm-eez

OATD a customer Of
~ ours, given to droll.
cry, Your cat has
no tall "How so?' we
asked. WELL" he drawled
quizzically, you sell every.
thing a man wears, erccp'
hats" So-we've tailed
the cat and capped our
stock with Roe'ofs Hats.
Tho name Roelofs is linked to
the very beginnings of hat making
in this country. What Others carry
on as a trade, Roelofs carries up to
an or'. Roelofs Hats are Style
superlative. Roelofs cuts his own
furs. Roelofs puts into his hats
what Stradivarius put into hi,
violins-idedls.
Our Hat Department, opened
this morning, proffers the ultra
modish Autumn Shapes and
Shades electrified by the genius
of RoGofs.
Made BY Roelofs
Derbies. 50. "a, 81
Soft Hats, So 10 $40
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"E1CE ~ RENSSELAER,.
Joseph Murphy. Son ~ the Late EN.>rn..
tor. Is COUNTY Democratic Leader.

Troy. y. y. Aug % At harmon
meeting Of ell factions of the Demo.
cratic party in Rens selaer county he'd
in This city this afternoon Joeerh j
Murphy q son of the late OK United States
smator Edward Murphy, Jr. was unan.
,nou-lv chosen party leader and az
Mayor Daniel + conway wa = Endorsed
for State committeeman 10 succeed the
late Francis ! Mollary.
These choices were made by the votes
Of the city and county committeeman
and acquiesced III by men from all parts
of the county II is believed that al the
sore spots have been healed
The new leader gave dinner TO the
confrnres and later on will entertain the
party workers with Il clanbake
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SHAH ITyERLY ROUTED"
Trouble over Slustrr's Alleged Refusal
10 Give Money to Fight Him.

UTEF
LONDON. Aug - A despatch from
Teheran says II is reported that the
deposed Shah Mohammed Ali is in des-
pera,e plight al Savad kuh. where his
army is said 10 have been utterly routed
His supporter Amir Mokarram, is also
reported to have been deieated
II is reported that there is friction in
the Cabinet because W, Morgan Shuster,
the Treasurer General, refuses to give
credits to Ennir Mufakham to enable him
to operate against Aalar ed Dowleh, the
brother Of the Shah.
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The Mansfield
MARRIED..

HARDING--CooPER.-o August g. 1911. "
pr STANLEY n. Roberts Msude Helene Jewel,
daughter OF NJ. and Mrs. c. u Cooper o.
Minneapolis, Minn, 10 George Chamberlain
Harding Of New York
SCHr rLLFR-RRFY1Nti. .-- On August 80, IN nls
seldo1. Duo I SCHUYLER ~ New York 70 Ms
Anna Brcsmg Of dusseldorf
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Marble strike n Ftgh, 10 the Finish.

Tho strike in the marble trades settled
down To a fight Ia the finish Yesterday.
The unions held "A meeting and passed
resolutions to keep up the strike and the
employers voted to man tho jobs If the
polishers on the open shop plan and TO
replace the striking cutters and setters.
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SPECIAL Cd5le despatch 70 The SITS,
PARIS, Aug. 22.-GcorCc Won l.. Meyer,
the Secretary of the United States Navy
Department arrived here to-day fror,
London,
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not making an effort to settle the short
sea traders dispute In reference to the
Northeastern deadlock Mr. Buxton said a
deputation from the Amalgamated So
ciaty Of Railway Servants was now on
the way to York and would confer with
representatives Of the company this after
noon The Railway Commission, Mr.
Buxton announced would meet immedi =
atey. II will sit continuously until its
report is ready for consideration by the
House The Cabinet would then consider
it with n view TO possible legislation in the
near future.
Home Secretary Winston Churchill re-
plying to MIR Macdonald, said he had
made uee of his oh, ious we'll known legal
power He submitted that the emergency
of national railroad strike on twenty
four hours notice fully justified his action.
If the strike in industrial parts of the
country had been effective for week
there would have been a total cessation
Of industry; if FOR a fortnight it must
have meant absolute starvation.
This was a new peril, II would not have
been prevented by pickets. but it had been
prevented hy the Government No Min
lister, Mr. Churchill said. could hesitate
to direct tho whole force Of tho com
munity toward maintaining the vital scr
vice of food supply, II was not question
of siding with capital against labor, do
clared Mr. Churchill The Government
took sldos only with the public to prevent
bloody riots and tn" total sroppags of the
railroads. II was necessary to uss the
military forces Of tn" crown in tina quick
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03
Sfranka
IA DETROIT, MICH.

JugOslovanski socialisticni klub
ST. III. Y Detroit je ma svoji sell
zakljuGil. da Sc vrSi V nedeljo.
dine 5. oktobra t. |. oh ,. uri popol-
dine Y prostorih st. 424 Ferry Ave.
blizu Russell St.
JANNO P~REDAVANJE.
Dnevni red predavanjuje: te-
melji ljudske svobode. Predaval
bo Sodr. T. Cvetkov. - Ma TO We.
lcvazno predavanje Sc pozivljajo
vSi slovenski, hrvatski in srbski
delavci. P%redavania in iavni sho.
Iii, To je ON faktor. Xxi drami de-
lavce IL stare zaspanosti in letar.
giie.
Ma ia dan tore.i vsi ma to pre-
davanje,
: soc~ialisticnim pozdravom.
.Jugnsl. socialiStiGni klub 81. 81.
Tom. Stepich. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03
Tajnistvo.
UPRASANJA IN oDGOvORI IA
DoBAvo DRzAvLJANsKEGA
CERTIFIKATA.

kdor zeli postati drzavlian Zedinje-
nth drzav, Sc mora p%ripraviti, ia prav
odgovaria M u~praiapia. XII iih s%tavita
zvezni sodnik ali zvezni DRAWN
pravdnik.
V n~asledniem p%rinaSamo celotno be
sedilo upraSanj in o~dgovorov, XII Jill .je
treba navadno razumeti in znati odgo.
v~ariati Y angleSkcm ieziku.
upraS. who makes the laws for the
United Statesl
Odg. Congress at Washington.
L. How many houses of congress are
there!
O. Two.
L. What are the names of the two
houscsG
o. The senate and house of represen.
~tatives.
u. Did YOU ever read the constitu.
ton!
O. Yes.
L. How many senators go to Wash.
ingtou from zach state,
q. Two from each state.
/. How long are they elected fori
q. Six years.
L. Who elects them'
o. Legislature from each state.
L. How many representatives from
each state are theref
o. One for every 10000 votes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03
JugOSl. ZadruZna TiSkarna.


Chartar. napram kteremu Je
Jugoslovanska zadruzna tiskarna
inkorporirana kot zadruzno del
nicarsko podjetje draw Hi
nois. je dospel dine I. septembra.
ter je vknjizen V Cook County
pod registrom st. 4S24910.
Da bi Sc inkorporacija izyedla
S elm maniimi strOSki. Sc je in
korpOrirala najprej glavnica Ia
1000 dolariev. katera Sc je takoj
tistega dne - ma prvi sell zacas-
mega upravnega odbora - visa
la ma 10000 dolarjev, nakar Sc
je zadruga ponovno inkorporira-
la "a to svotO.
V zacasni ali pripravljalni cd
Dor zadruzne tiskarne so ~izvolJe-
nj podpisanci sporazumno Z osred-
mimi odbori hrvatskim, srbskim
IN slovenskim JugoslOvanske So
NAoiiNNl'lt LN'E'. III Nl''l Wv ~
delnicarske seie. ma kateri Sc ina
tudi dolociti o delu in ra%zSirjenju
tiskarne.
Prvo. inkorporirano glavnico
1000 dolariev 100 delnie) tvorl
dosedan.ja druStvena tiskarna. Xxi
Je last Radnicke Straze. odnosno
hrvatskega odseka Jugosl. socia-
listicne Iveze. IapOGetek S pove-
eanjem tiskarne DO takoj, kakor
nitro So izvcde "a $1,000 delnic.
NatanCnejc o TEN - kOt smo re
rekli - pa Sc DO razpravljalo in
dolocilo ma prvi zadruzni sell.
Sodrugi,
= to vazno novice. Z ozirOm ma
naso zadruznO tiSkarno. katerO
moramO - in ie je treba smatrati
"a trdniavo naSega gibanja. odpl-
ramo zajedno 2 danaSnjim dnem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03

odbor \. +. of l.. dlrektno V Wa
shingtonu, ID. c.. in .je naSim So
drugom vsled tega n~eprirocno
nabaviti 81 emo i'll drugo. misli tai
niStvo J. :. L. nabdviti oboie. V
ia namen Sc pOzivlje vse klube
Jugosl. soc zveze, da elm pref ko
mogoce naznanijO, kOliko znakov
ali znamk bi narOcili .da nabavi
tajniStvo potrebnO svoto. Popusta
pri teh narotilih nj. ker gre cisti
dobicek V obrambni sklad bratov
Me Namare, Xxi cakajo Los An
gelski jeGi sodbe radi ''razdejan-
ia Los Angeles Times.
Nsi klubi. Xxi zele nabaviti INA
Ike ali znamke. maj vposljejo pref
ko mogoce t~ozadevna poroGila.
Sc enkrat: maxi so pc ) ct,
znamke pa pc l ct.
Tajnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03
SoCIALISTICN IPREGLED.

- MilwauSki zupan sodr. Emil
Seidel je govoril zadnjo sredo ma
mednarodnem municipalnem kon-
gresu, kteri Sc vrSi V Chicago.
Wee kot tisoc zupanov in drugih
mcStnih uradnikov IL raznih kra-
jew Amerike je bilo navzo6ih. Sci
del je govoril blizo dive uri V pro-
blemih mestne Wade IL socialistiG-
mega staliS6a. KO je kon6al. Eel
je burnt aplavz in odobravanje.
Ma Svedskem sc zdaj vrSe
drzavnozborske volitve. Do sedaj
je ze i~zvoljenih Sc Socialistov. y
wee kot Jill je bilo doslej V parla-
mentu. Enajst mandatov so pri-
dobili socialist V takih krajih.
kjer poprej Sc MISC imeli nobene-
"a poSlanca. Volitve 81 vrSe ma
pOdlagi sploSne volilne pravice in
pc proporcionalnem sistemu. vs.
led cesar hod0 t~raiale blizo mesec
dni. NedvOmno bodO torej SOcia-
listi Sc pomnozili Stevilo svojih
poslancev prednO j. volilni bo.j
koncan. Med dosedaj izvoljenimi
SocialiSticnimi poslanci so zasto-
PAM vsi poklici: urednik. ucitel.i.
kovac. krOjGG. kOvinar. kurat.
kmet. premogar, mizar it'd.
- Pri primarnih mestnih VOLT
yah V San Francisco dne %. sept.
ic socialistiGni zupanski kandidat
dobil priblizno 5000 glasov.
KapitalistiGni list DAILY
Telegram Portlandu. Greg.
piSe pod ~naslovom "'Ncnski So
c%ialisti in mir sledece:
100000 socialistov V NemGiji
.ie potion demonstracije ma jaw
mem shodu in V obhodu protest.
ralo prot provokacijam voine ra-
di marocanskega vrraSanja. Pro
test mogoGe ne odvrne voine. incl
bo pa velik efekt 2naGilen jc
vsled tega, ker pokazuje. ia glede
vojne ne odloca wee samO vlada.
temveG da hoce imeti ljudstvo tn
iii svojo besedo kot V politiki oh
mirnem casu. Vojna V Evropi. Xxi
hi zapletla Francijo. NemGijo in
.Anglijo. mogocc tudi Bclgiio in
NizozcmSko. bila hi zlocin - ko-
losalni zIotin. LiuGStvO hi trpelo
i'm zato liudStvo y vcGini ne mara
%voinc. /atorci ncmSki socialist.
kolikor 90 pripomogli ~ odvrni-
'cv vojnc. ~ZaSluIijo krcdit IN "a
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hvalo celega syeta.' -

hvalo celega sveta."
kapitalistiGni liSti V Column
buSu, o., izrazajo strah. ia bodo
socialist tamkaj izrolili tri dele
gate IN uStanovno konvencijo.
ModreJSe glave starih ,trank sku-
Salo IJediniti republikance in de
mokrate ma jeden sam tiket. toda
kandidatjc obeh Strank, Xxi so la
en- mandatov, naSprotujejo temu.
Socialist pridno a%gitirajo.
y Readingu. Pa. kier ie
dom edinega SocialiSticnega "a
Stopnika Y pennsylvania legiSla-
turn, socialist vodijo mogocno
kampanJo IA mestne volitvc. Xxi
Sc vrSe novembru. Sodr. Ell
mood Leffler kandidira "a lupa-
ma. Nolilni shodi Sc vr;6 vsak We
Ger Z velikimi v~delezbami.
IL porOciIa "a l.. l9l0-l91l
NorlallSticnc >tranke ma F'inSkcm
je razvidno. ia ina stranka tam
kaj l5OS lokalnih organizacii ;
>kupnm clanStvom 52.12O. Stran-
ka INA 20 liStov: Sc>t dnevnikov.
deSet tri tcGnikov. eden dvo
tednik, eden m~cSecnik in diva lista
Y Svedskem jcziku. Skupna cir
kuIacija teh liStov .ie V zadnjih
Stirih letih nara>la IL $1,000 ma
l35.oO0. Glavni organ strankc
"TyomieS prckaSa cirkulaciio
vSakega kapitali>tiGnega lista.
Cd januaria 1909 pa do .iunija t.
!. bilo jc prot urcdnikom teh IL
stow napericnih l24 tozb placati
so morali Skupai $500 globe in
odsedeti skupno 2O00 dni Y zapo-
I'll. Sociali>titna >tranka ir mai
mocnclSa politicna >tranka ma
FinSkem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03
VOJNA MED ITALIJO IN
TURCIJO.
Is |. Strany.)

Y notranjost dezele. Ostanki tur-
Ske posadke. pomnozenc 5 cetami
Arabcev. Sc bliiajo mestu in ma
daIJni boj IA obranitev Tripoli ie
neizogiben.
Med italiianskim in turSkim
hrodoviem blizo ustja Dardanel
So Je vnela vclika pomorska bitka.
ktere lid pa nj znan. V London
Je priSlo poroGilo. da je turSka
fIota docela uniGena in potoplic-
ma. Drugit zopet porocajo. da so
Turk zgubili lie par krizark. Ma
stotine je mrtvih.
ltalijani so bombardirali in o.
Svoiili mesto Preveza oh .Jadran-
skem moriu. Blizo Smirne so Tur.
XII potopili dive italiianski krizar-
XII.
Ma Balkanu vre. Bolgariia. CIR.
ska i'll Russia mobilizirajo Gete ma
turSki meji. Albanci So dvigajo.
AvStrija mnozi voiaSke Gete oh
Novempazarju. Srbski krali Peter
je sklical posebno sejo kabineta.
da pretresa polozaj. Anglia .ie
poslala wee voinih ladii V blizino
Maltc.
TurSki sultan nepreStano ape
Iuje ma velesile Y prilog miru.
Turtija odprto priznajc. da Sc ne
more v~o.iSkovati. ker nina de
maria. nit Sposobnih voiaSkih vo-
diteljev. TurSko caSopisic ne SINE
niGesar piSati o yojni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-03
Note.

Sam GompcrS. predcSdnik ame
riSke delavSke federacije. je pred
par dneyi Y Los .AngelcSu vprico
pet ti>ot poSluSalccv zagovarial
lensko volilno pravo. Samy ie sci
dale in Sc krcpko potegnil "a mi
ciativo, referendum in odpoklic.
Pa ne Samo To. GomperS je tddi
gorko priporocal dclavcem V Los
Angele>u ia maj glasujejo IN cell
SocialiStitni tiket pri meStnih vo-
iitydh, kaj Il miSlite? Kaj 81 ven
dar miSliteo Nemo. da Sc vsak
greSnik lahko spremeni. toda cd
Gompersa kaj takega in tako hit
70 je Sc malokdo priGakoval. Zdaj
vidimo. da tudi Gompersa po ma
lem ~SretuJe pannet.