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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18

ers of the political-fnancial feudalism
OF the correctness OF their estimate
OF Wilson, that they approved with
knowing wink of his pleas for real
representative government, OF his
asking for suffrages as real leader OF
the Democratic party, of his repeated
and repeated and emphasized pledges
that he recognized no obligations TO
anybody except the voters.
When Wilson was elected. there
was great JOY in the predatory clans
the Same Old Gang" was in again.
and the secret candidate who did not
dare allow his name TO appear before
election. laid claim to the seRatorship
because, forsooth. "he was APP
proved by the people.
But when Wilson turned out to be
an astute political genersl-when II
turned out that he was so "theoreti.
CAL as 10 consider the platform a
binding promise-when he coolly in
sisted on his publicly reiterated prom
Use that he recognized as binding no
obligations except those 10 the clti.
zens-the political-fnancial feudalism
and IT'S servants were astounded TO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
The Real Story.

Old Bluffero said he would kick
the youth who would be his son.in.
law, and his daughter was sure that
he spoke the truth. for she was afraid
OF her paw, And the youth was warn
ed OF what he would get II ever he
called again. and II might be counted
safety bet. II he did, he would suf.
fer pain, for a tearsome thing is
father rude and kick is no brunt
to brave, and we all have read OF
the wooing dude who has landed out
On the pave.
But a brazen way had this reck
less cub, and he ventured TO call
once more. unheeding the fate OF sc
many dub who had done the same
thing before. He sat alone with the
trembling belle In the parlor dusk
and dim. when the father entered
the room with yell, and proceeded
to tackle him.
Then the youth closed in with a
counter whoop and landed on the old
cuss and, over and under, they loop
ed the loop and engaged in a vivid
fuss; they slugged and jolted and
clinched and broke. and then they
slugged some more, until, receiving
mighty soak, the old man hit The
floor. Then into the stomach OF that
old man the young man TANNED his
knee. displacing the interior PLAN or
his father-in-law TO be. the while ;he
reasoned in accents mild that he was
about the size fer a husband ft Tor
that angel child-till they reached
compromise
Which shows that many an old
Joke goes which ought TO be dehorn-
cd. and that he who's afraid OF
popper's toes is lover to be scorned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
"A Dangerous Man.

Wilson was nominated by those
forces which are often referred TO as
the financial-political feudalism, now
overshadowing the country and
threatening to turn supposed democ-
racy into an actual oligarchy of sell
1lsh wealth He was regarded as a
courteous, studious gentleman, OF
sound moral purpose, but so inexperi-
enced IN practical affairs and so the
oretical In his ideas as to be a mere
plaything to be laughed at and manip-
mated by practical politicians
He was considered merely as a good
stalking horse for votes at the time
or a vast Democratic opportunity. and
4 good cover behind whom a secret
candidate OF trust sympathies could
xrab the United States senatorship.
So thoroughly convinced were these
"practical politicians" retain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18

see that they had made a gigantic
mistake. They had misjudged their
man.
Here was politician who meant
what he said. something so foreign TO
their methods Of morals and thought
that they did not think such a thing
existed.
When by the sheer force of argu-
ment and logiG-by his resolute In
sistment that a promise was prom
ise-he wrested the leadership In law
making away from those servants OF
the selfish interests, the bosses. they
recognized in him a dangerous man;
dangerous" because he was working
for representative government, and
so for the overthrow OF the financial
feudalism OF the United States.
Gov Wilson went into Office with
the votes of the Democratic machine,
because the Democratic machine poll
catspaw of him.
Re drew large vote from certain
class OF people who have a vague.
hazy idea OF "old-time Democracy.
without any exact definition of that
term Generally. this class consists
OF personally upright gentlemen whose
principal sympathies run TO making
omelets without breaking eggs, who
would like reform If IL didn't take
lighting. but who prefer the passive
deadness OF blind content to any
thing else.
Furthermore-an the decisive fac.
tor--Wilson swept into line those that
believed in him. who welcomed the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
Bowling in 1780

II you bow 10 any one passing by
do II In this manner: raise the right
hand 10 your hat gracefully
Put your fore-hnger as far as the
crown, and your thumb under the
Trim, then raise II from your head
gracefully and easily
Look at the person you bow to-
and hold your body gently forward
Hold your left arm straight down
at your side. neither drawing II for.
ward or backward.
Move the right leg, ~ the person
goes by on the right side. and keep
the other firm
If the person goes by on the left
side. move the left leg, and keep the
right firm.
Let your body be bowed moderate
~. not too much. November Stlan-
tic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
Pointed Paragraphs.

A man isn't necessarily an artist
because ne draws comparisons.
The woman who sauces the COOK
may have TO make her own sauces.
There's lots OF money in gold mines.
How much did you put in?
It's easy TO acquire friends-if you
arc willing TO pay the price.
Many sensible man seems dull be
cause he lacks little foolishness.
Trust magnates might be more pop
ular II they would monopolize mis-
cry.
Too many children hate 10 sec their
parents spend their hard-earned cash
OH themselves.
Some women never get homesick he
cause they are not home long enough.
Ana many a man treats a stranger
h. sitter in a barroom than he treats MS
vile at home.
ONCE in great while there ~ faith =
er who would be glad 70 have his
son follow in his footsteps
We have often wondered how many
wives solomon had annexed before dis
covering that there was nothing new
under the sun Chicago News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
Maternal Opposition.

Her Father-"My boy, like you
and want you to marry my girl But
have you spoken to her mother about
it,"
Suitor-"No, cir"
Her Father-"Then. TO make il a
sure thing for you. I'll oppose the
match. boston Transcript.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18

advent OF an honest promise-keeping
man into public life These were
found in 10th parties, but the conclu-
sive vote came from the Progressive
Republicans-Newark, n. j., News,
Ind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
The Prodigal Judge
VAUGHAN KESTER
(copyright isil. The Boehs- Asrril Company,

ing memory OF his unfinished task !
that claimed precedence and he re
sumed his pen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18

The thumb is stronger than all the
fingers put together.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
IF YOU HAVE TEARS,
DON'T SHED THEM NOW

This column may cold hadheared but refuses
weep with the results OF Prosecuting
Attorney Shepherds determination to enforce the liquor laws
pathetic which The News depicts the scene at the
when the police came to take MS license away be-
cause open of the law the proprietor being an excOnv
..ss sss. 81: s Ge4: .ss
% % s ssa1 @%S%,+ % $ %
4...s ss :: -. w..
g = Nor: % s s = e :;:s %'s ~
she from nj the . S IN.
&. Later To H. '% and s. .' es I'd
man living past lawbreakng place
devoted largely making criminals doesn't appeal The Times
good subject newspaper pahos
The liquor look the for it closes the
who by of moral weakness have offended against
the state in the past
redemption really industry every hand
beckong who pull for the sake his wife and
The the police this service compelling him
70 seek lawful means of providing for his family
The scene rutage of defying
saloonism
Only family of the seller and of the buyer
whose grief in he Of illicit liquor traffic.
Always unofendng that the greater
u the o. lawbreakng drinking place
The saooncursed mother and objects Of sympathy always
with the touches of pathos applied who
trying discredtable by pulling down other and
By continuing to be lawbreakers
Other figures that The News left out the
with the v
ing down his past.
genuine the curament of the
for advertised products matter Of mournfu Tortent to the
advertising mediums
Up to the present and ds had
paid year thousand inches of
goods and the other drink empoums that
their cards in the splendid crusade OF law enforcement
launched by the prosecutor and police commissioner
This 900 for liquor advertising in single
there have been several other mediums that
part stimulating the demand for the goods that
Ill Sass ar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18

Poor ventilation is the indirect cause
OF a large proportion of diseases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18

A kangaroo has been known to leap
20 feet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

EASY money; little work; a revelation;
Lavender sold so in 6 days, Applewhite
took orders in 30 minutes irresistible
selling proposition; send quick for details
sworn statements, facts about wonderful
Automatic Razor Shsrpener; marvellous
accuracy aulazes everybody; only success
ful invention Of tbs kind in existence; sells
itself; local agents, managers everywhe ere:
all OF spare time; $50 to $50 weekly. Write
al once. The Never Fail Company, ll9l
Cotton Bldg, Toledo .Ohio'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

EASY MONEY. LITTLE WORK. Re
markahle offer TO start business Of your
own Wingo sold 10 in s weeks; profit
81, o. Stauffer sent third order 800
machines Send quick for details sworn
statements, facts about wonderful Auto
matte Razor sharpener. Marvellous ac-
ful invention Of its kind made. Sharpens
any ra1or-old style or safety. Irresist-
ible proposition. Agents. MANAGERS every
where. The Never Fail CO. LIS Cotton
Bldg, Toledo o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
Agents and saleswOmen.

wANTED-Ten experienced salesladies.
also salesladies for afternoon. 1886 Paxton
blocks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10
HELP WANTED-MALE
AEents ana saIesmen-oOntinued.

GENERAL AND LOCAL AGENTS. Here
is your opportunity. Energetic men can
make $3.50 yearly and up. THE CAN
revolutonizes old methods Far superior
TO electricity, gas. acstylene OF gasoline
at one-tenth the cost BURNER FITS
ALL LAMPS Safe; clean; odorless
BURNS WITH OR WITHOUT MANTLE.
Tested and pronounced by state Of
Teaszst seller P phoS sI'e We iST
FEW MORE LIVE MEN IN OPEN TER
KITORY. CancheEter Light Company,
Dept 81 3a n. State St. Chicago
AGENTS wANTED-Mske big money
selling Photo Pillow Tops &c; Bromides
&c. Portraits &c. Oilettes SOC. We produce
works Of art. guaranteed. lowest prices.
largest studio. prompt service, credit
given. samples Portrait and frame cata-
logue FREE. Daniel II. Ritter Co. INA
Madison Chicago. In.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

A DOLLAR MADE EVERY MINUTES
Sold out before breakfast, sales in 30
minutes writes Hoffman. Melenson sold
labor. time, money-ssving household I'M
vention- Scrubs. cleans, dries floors,
inoleums; abohshes old-style brushes,
hands-disfiEurng mopS no STOPPING
wetting hands. self-feeding, drying sud
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pounds. sells for s. 70 Never such a
hit: have 50 delighted, boosting customers, "
writes Cook. Credit given active agents.
Investigation costs nothing Sanitary
supply Co, Box 547, Sta F.. Toledo. o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

SALES agents TO sell the Oldest and best
steam trap on the market and other power
plant specialties. Guaranteed territory.
Commission basis Fisher 80 West Street,
n. Y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

BE A live one with the goods that sell
easily. Every Housewife wants the line
Sample free New Idea Nail Box Co. 10
National St. Elgin, III
CAPABLE salesman 10 cover Nebraska
with staple line, high commissions. 500
monthly advance and permanent position 10
right man. Jess H smith Co, Detroit
Mieh.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

AGENTS WANTED. 10 10 % dollars per
dav: best seller invented. Particulars free.
Moran Specially Company Graoeville,
Minn.a
WANTED-An honest earnest, ener-
getic man 20 take charge Of and handle
district sale Of Z. S. Fire EOtingmsher
No experience required but must be
hustler Able TO control agents. handle
a large business and do canva ssing.
United Mfg Co. 1888 United Bldg, Toledo,
Ohio.a
FOUNTAIN PENS.
For agents. demonstrators and preml
iuns gold silver and pearl fountain pens
with l4kt. gold nibs, 50 per dozen same
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low prices: Security non-leakable pens
al s per dozen English self fillers 50 dozen
send for pTice list OF our sc line MarlSs-
man Velvet Point Pens DIAMOND
POINT PEN CO. s6-Ss Fulton st, New
York Largest Manufacturers in United
States
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

new statesmen selling out lO-acre farms
with free town lot On railroad in artesian
belt Of Southwestern Texas Finest climate
In America Our company endorsed by
banks. Biggest seller ever offered Strong
men should make from $1,000 to So 90
monthly. Fowler Bros. Land Co., Frost
Bldg, San Antonio. Tex
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

HIGH-GRAD7E speciality statesmen 10
handle advertising proposition appealing
10 ali classes Of trade on commission basis
Iowa and Nebraska territory open to right
answer unless YOU are willing 70 demon
strate your ability as your time lie Of no
value 10 US unless you produce business.
our PROPOSITION is a. recorder proposition.
Give references and experience A D.
Chandler & Co, Il y. Franklin ST, Chicago,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

MEN TO SoLICIT-Good pay experience
not necessary. 623 S. 18th St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10
Agents and SaIesmen-oOntinued.

WANTED-High class speciality saiesrnaf
for Nebraska to begin work at once. staple
line. best season now open. contract con.
tanning liberal weekly advance clause, ref.
erenoes required. Niles T. Btxler Co.
Cleveland Os
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

RESIDENT MANAGER WANTED for
local control of-ths- WILLIAMSON ELEC-
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containing an extension cord which can
be unwound and wound up at will. You
must have small capital. open office.
handle agents and see the trade on new
plan devised by US The FLEXILYTE
sells in every electrically lighted home, In
office, factories. among statesmen, actors,
tourists, students, doctors, nurses, etc. II
is an opportunity for a man who can.
give the highest reference Address l.
A. WILLIAMSON CO., 26s Broadway, New
York City,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

HIGH-GRADE sslesmen outside OF
Omaha. permanent position; 500 70 $500
monthly; caM only on business men, So
expenses advanced weekly; no samples 10
carry Interns uonal Co, 7s5 McIntire
Bldg. Dayton, o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

WANTED-Seversl Trustworthy boys.
Good wages. ". L. Tel. Co. ~ S. 18th St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

800 PREMIUMS FREE, selling braided
embroidered lawn lace shirtwaist pat
terms. princes suits. etc. $3.50 weekly
easily made Catalogue. samples free r
b Smith Co. az Exchange Bldg.. Pater'
son n j.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

AGENTS-No matter what you do your
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Write Immediately for free catalogue and
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10

EVERY person knows who D. J o Brien
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25S2 Charles. will come 20 The Bee office
within three days we will give her an order
for a 60-cent box Of o Brien's candy free
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10
Factosy aa= T=.ae..

WANTED-Competent girl for general
housework; no washing SSls Dodge ST. Mrs.
Charles Rich
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-10
Clerical and office.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN SHORTHAND.
Shortest system; best system. Text book,
sc Unigraph Co, l607a3 Farnam 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18
Pripravljajte Sc ma proslavo 1.
majnika Ali ste ze narocili vecje
stevilo iztisov prvomajske izdaje
'Proletarca"?
IL DELASKEGA SVETA.

= V MIscantine, Iowa, so "a
stra. .ikali izdelovalci gumbov. De
lodajalci so brz najeli petindvaj-
set razgrajacev IL Chicago, kteri
so izzivaIi strajkarje in povzroGili
nemire. To je dalo povod COVER
noriu Carrollu- da je postal IA. t.
m. eeto milicarjev Muscantme
in razglaSeno je bilo obsedno stan
je. Prebivalstvo mesta, ktero sim
patizira strajkarji, je silno raz-
burjeno in opetovano je zahte-
valo, da Sc vojaStvo umakne. Chi
caski profesijonalni hujskaci so
morali oditi elm je prisla milica.
Delavci Strajkajo vsled tega, ker
je druzba znizalo place.
V Portland, Greg, Strajkajo
mizarski in tesarski delavci cd u.
aprila. Zahtevajo 81. dnevne pla-
ce in osemurni delavnik.
= Strajk premogarjev Cana
di Sc vedno traja. Zadnji teden so
sc vrsila mirovna pogajanja "
Fernie. B. c., med zastopniki o.
semtisoc strajkarjev in dominion :
Waldo, toda sklenili Sc MISC nice
sar. = Proc cd Canade!
= Drzavna poslanska zbornica
Colorado je sprejela zakon "a
osemurno delo zenske.
- Navadnim delavcem vposle-
MIN od mesta V Portlandu, Greg,
.ie zvisana plaza cd $3.50 ma $2.75.
Potion brezplacne mmicipalne
posredovalnice "a delo ie mesto
lansko leto vposlilo 1888 oseb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18

kor dobljene bitke volilnem bo-
Ju, Je narastek strankinega clan
silva. Glasom poro6ila osrednjega
taJnlka sodr. Barnesa steje danes
soclalistlena stranka okrog $4,000
placujoeih clanov. Koncem de-
eembra 1910 je bilo nekaj mad
o2.oOO clanOv; V treh mesecih ie
toreJ stranka narasla "a 10000
clanov. Ce nj to velikanski korak
naprej, potem ne vemo kaj pome-
nj beseda: napredek. Niti malo Sc
torej sodrug Barnes ne vara, ko
prerokuie, da bo pricetkom pri-
hodnjega leta (1912J stranka Ste
la 100000 Glanov.
Bodoce leto, leto predsedniSkih
volitev, bo torej naslo socialistic-
no strankO podlrepljeno in po-
mlajeno "a move boje. BodpGe leto
mora biti leto vspehov. kakrsnih
Sc nj bilo. Ako naraste stranka ma
100000 clanov tekom tega leta -
in razloga nj, zakaj ne bi = po-
tenn nj tudi nobenega razloga, "a
kaj bi ne bilo pri bodoGih pred
sedniskih volitvah najmanj million
socialistienih glasov. Stranka ma
Francoskem je imela pri zadnjih
parlamentarnih volitvah samo 63.-
35S placujoGih clanov, a glasov so
dobili socialist mad poldrugi mi
lion. In kar je ma Francoskem
mOgoce. zakaj bi ne bilo mogoGe
tudi V Ameriki.
Korajzo, sodrugil lie naprej,
naprej Bodocnost ie nasa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18

psemo " pondeljek) Sc najbrz
vrsi Sc druga bitka "a posest me-
sta Aqua Prieta.
V Washingtonu so silno razbur-
Jeni radi sobotnih dogOdkov, ko
so bill usmrceni trije ameriski
gledalci. Taft Sc je zagrozil me-
ksikanski vladi in vodstvu revo-
lucije, da bodo ameriske eete ma
NAH prekoracile mejo, ako sc bit
ka Sc ponovi kjerkoli blizo meje.
Mogoce, da sc ia groznja re IL
polnuJe TEN Gasu, kO imajo ci-
tatelji list rokah. Poveljnih pre-
maganih federalistov je izjavil ma
protestno noto, da so 81 Ameri-
kanci sami krivi smrti, ker Sc nj
so umaknili V zavetje, ko so pa
dale krogle.
V Texasu Sc je organizirala ce-
ia "divjih jezdecev" pod vodst-
vOm Arthura WilliamSa in odri-
Mia Gez mejo, kjer Sc je pridruzi-
la vstaSem.
Francisco p. Madero. vodia re-
volucionarjev. je zadnie dni po-
novno izjavil. da o miru sedai Sc
gOvora nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18
BOJI v MEKSIKI.

Iadnje tri dni vrsili so Sc vroci
boji med ustasi in federalisti -
vrse sc Sc danes - okolici me-
sta Aqua Prieta uprav ma meji
drzave Arizone. UstaSi - 1.400 po
stevilu so osvojili imenovano
mesto zadnjo soboto neprieako-
vanem napadu ma federaliste, KITE
re so po kratkem boju razprsili ma
vse strani. Bitka sc je vnela vprav
ma meji med Zedinjenimi drzavs-
mi in Meksiko in letece krogle,
ki so paddle v mesto Douglas ma
ameriski strani, so ubile tri Ame-
rikance gledalce. Oddelek ame-
riske posadke Douglasu pod
vodstvom kolonela Schunka ].
sredi najhtjsega boja, ko so revo-
lucionarji podili premagane Dia-
zeve vojake, udrl cez mejo in "a
povedal mir radi varnosti prebi-
valcev ma ameriski strani. Fede-
rallsti so Sc pa pozneje vrnili v
vecjem stevilu in oh casu, ko to
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18
ODPRTO PISMO:

V poduk slovenskim delavskim
slojem in slovenskemu narodu v
Ameriki sploh je priobcil Vas ca
sopis clanek tiGoc Sc slovenske
duhovseine V Zedinienih drzavah.
KOlikor JAZZ poznam slovensko
duhovscino. bila je ona Sc vedno
med prvimi faktorji. XII so Sc po-
tegovali "a zboljsanje razmer de-
lavskega stanu in "a zboljsanje
njihovega zelodcnega vprasanja.
= Ce slogenski socijalizem ne Sc
ga dale, pOtem sem JAZZ prepri-
can, da je vsak slovenski duhov-
mix ne lie socialist, temvee cello
vodja socijalistov. Ker g. "slo-
venski duhovnik," XII je priobcil
navedeni clanek, pozna slovensko
duhovscino druge luei ga pro-
sim, da maj razdeli duhovscino V
navedeni kategoriji ne lie splosno
(generieno) temvee tudi posamez-
no (specialno). - V imenu resni-
coljubnosti in ljubezni do rodnih
bratov Slovencev pozivjam g.
kolega maj nadaljuje svoje po-
ducevalno delo ter priobci imena
vseh posameznih duhovnikov Is
komentarjem), razdeljena v dve
oznaceni kategoriji: da bodo vsaj
enkrat vsi resnicoljubni Slovenci
ma jasnem glede njihovih duhov-
nih voditeljev.
z odlicnim spostovanjem
Rev. Ant. Schiffrer, zupnik,
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18
BERGER Ma DELU.

Socialisticni kongresnik. sodr.
Berger, je dohil mesto odseku
"a District of Columbia. To me-
sto sta mu podelila sporazumu
Underwood. demokratski pred
seinik odseka "a pota in sredstva
in Mann, predsednik republicans
Ike minoritete V poslanski zborni-
ci, ceS da ina Berger ze precej
skusnje zadevah municipalne
Wade. Sodr. Berger je zadovoljen
tenn poslom.
Bergerjeva prva resolue;ja "a
odpoklic vojastva meksikanske
meje je zadobila SLIM odmev IL
delavskih vrst. Dan "a dnevom
romaj6 peticije tisocerimi pod
pisi ma Bergeriev naslov Wa
shington, zahtevajoGe, da Taft
odpoklice 6ete. Pcticije bo Ber-
ger predlozil V kongresu pri prvi
priliki.
Kongres ie zadnji teden spreiel
predlogo "a direktno volitev I'VE
zinih senatorjev. Sedaj je Ma vrsti
trgovinska pogodba Canado in
revizija carinskega tarifa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-18
JAVEN LJUDSKI SHOD,

narodni dvorani, 1902 So. Cent
re Ave, ma kterega Sc vabijo vsi
jugoslovanski delavci Chicagu.
Ma shodu bodo govorili sloven-
ski in hrvatski govorniki o pome-
nu 1. majnika, kot mednarodnem
delavskem prazniku po svetu.
Ustopnina prosta.
lstega dne popoldne OBJ 2. uri
pa priredi hrvatsko Udruzenje st.
6. gornjih prostorih dvorane We
likO majnisko veselico. godbo,
petjem, deklamacijami in nago-
vori.
Ustopnice "a to veselico stane-
10 V predprodaii 10 ct, pri bla-
gaJni ID ct. Vstopnice Sc dobe pri
tajniku Zveze, 1880 So. Centre
Ave.