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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16
FIRE DESTROYS TIMBER.

Halifax, N. s., Aug. 15.-Millions of
feet Of fine standing timber were de-
stroyed last night by forest fires.
Thirty three dwellings, and two lum-
Der mills are in ashes at the Clyde
river.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16
OKLAHOMA FACES
BAD RACE WAR
ARMED NEGROES TAKE POSSES
SION OF TRAIN AND GET
READY FOR BATTLE.

Durant, Okla, Aug. 15.-Race trou-
bles are threatened as a result of the
coath yesterday of Mrs. l.. r. Camp
bell, who on Saturday, was fatally
s-ot, following a brutal attack by
John Lee, negro.
The negro was killed and his body
burned by a mob.
Conductor Mckee, upon the arrival
of his train here, told of the boldness
of the blacks at Atako last night.
Seventy-five armed negroes captured
his train, leaving it at Caney, Okla,
where the blacks are organizing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16
ANTI-LOBBYING BILL
is PASSED BY THE HOUSE

y Atlanta, Aug. 15.-The anti :
y lobbying bill, which was passed :
= by the senate some time ago and :
y sent to the house, was this aft :
y ernoOn passed by that body by =
4 vote of $50 to 8, and as it is one \
= of the policies close to the heart =
y of Governor Smith, it is certain =
= that he will sign it and the new =
y law will become effective in =
y few days. =
y y
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16
MORGAN RETURNS HOME.

New York, Aug. 15.-J. Pierpont
Morgan is among the passengers on
the steamship Olympic, due to arrive
here today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16
TWO BLOWN TO ATOMS.

Pottsyille, Pa. Aug. 1.-two men
were blown to pieces in a powder mill
explosion at Cressona, a few miles
from here, today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16
AT THE GRAND

Hcoast of Bengal"
struggle for Life"
Happened in the West"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-16

PERI Feet
"Pictre Plays
5 AND 10 CENTS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11

and your welfare should have first
Therefore we will
withdraw our adjudication suit and
will agree that if the Umatilla eXten-
sion is made we will not take water
that is needed upon your lands. We
viii allow you to use such water a.
YOU need upon lands now under d.tca
and allow you to water any other
land you may have that is irrigible,
the only qualification being that You
make beneficial use of the water with
in a reasonable time"
1t seems plain To the East Ore
gonian that the upper river people
are entitled to such consideration as
this To take water that is needed
on the lands in this section and use
it upon the west end desert is rob
bling Peter to pay Paul" 1t is penal
izing the old settlers in order to pro-
vide homes for newcomers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
UNJUST TO OLD SETTLERS.

Most people who are working for
the Umatilla extension express great
willingness to protect the upper river
region to the utmost At Irrigon the
people even went so far as to declare
they favor allowing upper river set
tiers to store water for irrigation pur-
poses if they wish to do so. They say
that the more stored water in this
section the better for the lower coun-
try because a vast quantity of the wa
ter seeps back into the streams and
increases the summer flow of the
river.
But the question is will the upper
river settlers De allowed to add to
their irrigated acreage if the adjudi-
sation suit brought by Oliver P. Nor
ton is carried out? AS the East Ore
gonian understands that suit Mr.. Nor
ton seeks to limit the upper river set
tiers to the lands they now have un-
der ditch and to give them but two
and half feet of water per acre fol-
that land. That is cutting them "ofi
at the pockets to use slang express
sion. If that suit goes through how
will settlers in this vicinity be able tc
store flood water and irrigate new
lands even if it should be of great
benefit to the Irrigon country?
If the government officials want
20 be fair with the upper river peo-
pie they will say to them in sub
stance, you people are already here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
TOO MUCH.

Regarding the controversy over the
West Umatilla extenS!on the East Ore
gcnian has endeavored to be fair and
to publish facts upon both sides of
the case. Col;mns of space have been
devoted to the publishing of resolu-
tions and arguments favoring or op-
posing the extension. However, it
has been physically impossible to use
everything submitted upon the subject
and 50 preference has been shown
such matter as has been submitted
promptly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
HOW THEY WE'RE SPOTTED.

1--WE Americans-those of us. that
IT, who don't buy our clothes in Lon
don-are recognized abroad by our
coats, broad shoulders and baggy
backs, by our trousers width and by
the little humps on the caps Of our
boots"
The speaker. Richard Harding Da-
Wis, was lunching at the Bellevue
Stratford. in Philadelphia. With n
laugh. he resumed:
1.-TWO American young men, as
they strolled among the tall, thin
Englishmen and Englishwomen in
Piccadilly one morning. perceived
that every one recognized their ma
tionality.
81 wonder said the first. how
they know we're Americans?'
"The other, more sophisticated, an
swered
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
MAJOR BUTT SELLS PIG IN POKE

Like at least one other distinguish
ed citizen, Major A. w. Butt, U. S.
A.. aid to the president, receives his
official mail at the executive office in
Washington one of his most recent
letters when opened brought re-
fund order from an express company
TO which Major Butt had recently
made a consignment.
How much am offered for this
express money order?' asked Major
Butt of group in which were Sec
retary HilleS and half dozen other
white house officials.
Il bid ST." said Secretary Hilles,
who qualities asa financier because
of service as an assistant secretary in
the treasury department.
Its yours" said Major Butt
quickly, and laid the order in Mr..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
COULD BE ARBTTRATED.

Russia is accused of discriminating
against Americanized Jews through
to honor their passports
when they return to the old country.
Such actions have brought about
demand for the abrogation of the
treaty with Russia and the matter is
now up to the president and to con-
gress. The situation is the cause of
much comment by the press of the
country. The Chicago Record-Her-
aid, an ably edited paper, offers the
following upon the subject:
The more closely and critically the
Russian passport question is studied
the more sensible and practical Mr.
Roosevelt's suggestion of arbitration
Is seen to be. The latest developments
emphasize the difficulties of the prob
lem, but nothing in them affects the
arbitration proposal.
OF course, we cannot permit Rus
sia to continue her policy of evasion
and violation, to make a mockery of
our constitutional principles to do un-
der a treaty-and treaties are laws of
the land-what we could not and
would not do at home. Her discrim-
ination against American citizens on
account of race or religion must cease.
Should she flatly and finally refuse
to change her policy, there would
on our part, be no alternative to de-
nInciation and abrogation of the
treaty.
But it must be realized that abro-
CATION is no remedy no way out. II
would not improve matters; it would
in many respects render them worse
and more confused. Our citizen.
would have no rights in Russia. w,
| might permit Russian subjects to re.
| side and do business in the United
States. but would Russia be as liberia
to our citizens? Would not her bu
reaucracy and her press clamor TO
anti-American measures Would no
the blanckhand anti-Semites rag
and stir up hatred and anger?
The wise and pracrcar thing to dc
then, is to give arbitration chance
We take the ground that the treat
gives Russia no right to discriminate
She is understood to deny this, to as
sert that certain phrases and quail
fications make discrimination lega
Would not arbitration at The Hagu,
which can hardly fail to result in
, decision favorable to our contention
make surrender possible, if not cas-.
to Russia? Why not adopt a cou-s
which promises a solution with
minimum of friction?
Should arbitration sustain the Am
erican construction, the choice be
tween full and honest observation {
the treaty and abrogation of it woul
{ devolve on Russia. Why not put tn
burden where it belongs? What al
the obabilities-would she abrC
, gate the treaty or bow to the dictate
: Of reason, sense and progress?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
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THE STRAIGHT ROAD.

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11

Hermiston people are enthusiastic-
ally for the West Extension and will
be here tomorrow night to make their
sentiments known. Stanfield people
will be here again to oppose the ex-
tension, Y represents the course To-
cal people should take. Find the
answer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11
LISTEN, SWEETHEART.

/.
1 tell the sweetest stories to the
world-with all Loves art,
But 1 pass from dreamed-of- glories;
Listen, Sweetheart!
II.
AS the Leaves in darkness listen-as
the winds the rose-leaves part
When the gardens are your memory:
Listen, Sweetheart!
Ill
For the time is sad and changing: l
Have played bitter part,
But this love for you-unchanging-
Listen, Sweetheart!
Frank L. Stanton.
Mrs James Hill came down on the
forenoon train today from their ranch
near Helix.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11

Hilles' hand. 1t called for the pay
ment of ~ cents.-New York Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-11

"'By the United States OF our
clothes, of coursel"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

protestirajO proti vsem delavskim
pijavkam vsi mednarodno organi-
zlrani delavci sirom sveta.
ker nisem Sc cele majske slav-
nosti opisal, maj nadalje omenim.
ola smo 81 vstavili V nemSki dvo-
RAM "a emo uro. k.jer smo imeli
priliko pOslusati govore V raznih
Jezikih. Nato smo Sc obrnili nazai
prot domu. Pridruzilo Sc ie nam
Sc par sodrugov IL Bridgeville. ia
ko, da so nase vrste STEELE 80 MOI.
kar je dovolj, ce pomislimo, da
smo vprvic v TEN kraju proslav-
lJali l.. maj. Popoldne smo zboro-
vail V Donelli dvOrani do pol cetr-
tie ure, nakar smo zopet odkoraka-
II ma cesto in to pot proti Cuddy
potem pa nazaj. Zazsli smo Sc z
MADAME, da nadaljujemo agitato-
ricno delo "a emanicipacijo DELAY
silva. Sodrugom V Cuddy, Bridge
vile in drugod ne zamerimo. ker
Sc MISC udelezili obhoda; moral
so poslusati glas mogotca ter iii
ma delo, dasi polovico dni poGivajo
in takO je pri mas cimdalje slabse ::
SedaJ delamO Sc komai DO fri dni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
Cumberland, Wyo.
Clevelandski soci,

Cenjeni sodrug urednikl
Zdaj nj bio re dolgo nobenega
glasu IL tega kraja. No. pa tudi
to pot nj kaj dobrega poroGati.
Delavske razmere so slabe.
Dne 10. aprila Sc .je V rOvu No.
2 %ponesreGil rojak Urban Gali6iG.
Ma delo je sci zdrav in vessel, dru-
go jutro oh 3. uri pa Sc je utrgala
plast kamna. katera ga je pritisni-
la S tako silo, da .je ostal revez po-
habljenec in je tezko reel. ce BIO
Sc kdaj zdrav. Ponesrecenca so
prepeljali dezelno bolnico V
Rock Springs, Wyo. P~onesrecenec
spada k drustvu Bratie Svobode,
st. 20. 5. y. y. j., katera bo skrbe-
10 "a casa njegove bolezni.
Della Sc tukaj cd / do D dni V
tednu i'll ne svetujem. nobenemu
hoditi semkaj. ker je dovol.i de-
lavcev tn sedaj.
Pozdrav ma lavedne delavce,
John Sefrar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
Sygan, Pa. 8. maja.

Cenj. uredniStvo ''Proletarcal'
Sporocam. da Smo praznovali
medanrodni delavski prank prvi
maj kar najbolj sijajno. Zjutra.i
oh pol deveti uri smo sc zaceli zbi-
rati V dvorani scdr. Fred. Donelli
V Morgan. Oh deveti uri nam lie
prvic zasvirala. sedemnajst MOI
brojeGa Italjanska godba. DELAYS
ko himno marSeliezo. Y rudeco
in amerisko zastavo ma 6elu, smo
Sc V dolgih vrstah pomikali z me-
sta profit Sygan in dale skozi me-
sto Bridgeville do nemSke dvora-
ne: vSo dal.iavo dive mile in pol.
Oh cestah je bio polno radovedne-
GA ljudstva: nekterim cello ma mi
sci nj prislo, kaj da pomeni nasa
parada in so vprasevali po ME W.
rokih. Tt ljudje hi pac moral biti
pred 100 lett na TEN svetu: onim
pa. kl so Sc sramOvali stopiti V
delavSke vrste. zelimO. da Sc MIN
toliko zbistri um. ola bodo znali
ccniti delavsko Solidarnost in ia
ko priSli do zavesti (spoznania),
da dclavec ie stvarnik vsega bo-
gaStva in krasote. Delavec Z mir
MIN ocesom OPAQUE krvosese. ko
ga postavnim potion oropaio "a
njegov produkt. misleG: ia. ko lie
njegova fabrika, premogokop. re
leznica it'd. Vprasai Sc. ali je bog
tako razdelil? Premisli. da so 81
SAM tako delili in Sc danes deliio.
med TEN, ko socialiStom "'talen-
90 podtikajo. Zoper to vnebo-
vpijoGo %''talengo" hi paG V prvi
vrsti mOgli nastopiti vsi duhovni
vseh verski sekt, Xxi kontrolirajo
veliko maso ljudstva: maj hi MIN
bile svete BESIDE: kdor ne della.
maj tudi ne je. Omenjeni faktorii
mai hi zavzeli povsem drugo takti-
ko. ker do sedaj so Sc vedno dr.
zali ljudstvo V temi in tako pri-
pravljali dober ''futer" kapita-
listom. Maj hi 81 spomnili, la je
bill Krist najvecji sovraznik zoper
vsako %kopiGenje bogastva. To in
ono so premiSljevali zavedni de-
lavci ma dan !. maja; ma dan. ko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

v tednu. Ostalih par dni delamo
pri stavbi drustvenega poslopja,
da tako kolikor mogoGe skreimo
stroske, obenem pa naredimo
vrednost "a drustvo. VISA east cla-
nom. Xxi delujejo IA korist drustva.
DruStvo Bratstvo, 81. 8. s. n. Z. j.
steJe mad sto clanov polovica Nth
Stanuje izven naselbine in jim nj
mogoce priti delati t~akozvane
take. ker 81 Sc vedno vsi izkazali
pozrtovalnost pri vsaki priliki.
pricakujemo tore.j tudi sedaj Min
naklonjenost. UpamO, da bode slo-
ga vedno med Mani, ker lie tako
nam bode mOgoce priti do ~zazelie-
mega ella.
Maj Sc omenim, da tudi mas soc.
klub "Mladi Vrh" vedno move
mladike poganja in suhih vel, Xxi
bl odpadale, skoro nj mOgoce opa-
ziti. Vabimo vse tiste. XII Sc Sc
obotavljajo k nam pristopiti, z
enega ali drugega vzroka. &c Sc
kapitalisti z~druzujejo prot nam,
zakaj bi Sc pa mi ne?
Pozdrav ma vse zavednel
Louis Glazer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

Je Ii potreba. da Sc ''Proleta-
rec pOveca? Uredniki ''Prole-
tarca' bi TO upraSanje zamogli
odgovOriti ne Same : par beseda-
mi. nego V debeli tiskani knjigi.
Ne mine skora.j tedna, da hi ne
prejeli pritozbe q zaostalih dopi-
sih. Vsak zeli videti svoje gradi-
vo priobcenO. Da Sc delavci zani-
majo "a poroeila, je lepo in hva-
levredno; ampak tezkoce padejo
vedno lie ma uredniStvo, Xxi mora.
hoces no6eS poslusati pritozbe, Xxi
Znacijo mizerijo V sredstvih, Xxi hi
nam moral biti ma razpolago, a
Jill nj. Veliko je dobre wolfe in
kako zalostno je, &c ie VOLTA, a nj
moci. In IL tie mizerje ziia VISA ira
gedija naSe najboliSe wolfe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
La Sale, Ill.
Smrtni angel pod zemljo!

Pod TEN naslovom prinaSa "A.
'Slov.' poroGilo " grozni katastro-
Fl. katera Sc je pripetila V Ban
ner rudniku V Pa. Oh casu vsake
grozne katastrofe. kakorSna je BIZ
la IA, ali Sc groZovitejsa. kot n.
pr. V Cherry in V New Yorku, kjer
mora ma stotinc z~ivljenja polnih
Judi zrtvovati svoje drago xiv
ljenje ma altar kapitalizma - mo-
loha, sc kapitalisticno klerikalni
hsti spominjajo %nesrecnih zrtev
samO V par vrsticah. ne vpraSajoI,
kedO je Zakrivil nesreGo i'm kdo lie
odgovoren IA stokratni umor. Ko
bi tie zanikerne duSe vsaj ma kon-
en- svoJega hinavskega porocila
bllJezile izrek maj miru poci-
vaJo.' Ne. Sc tega niso n%esrecne
zrtve vredne cd strani kapitali-
sto. Seveda, pc vsaki katastrofi sc
prlene "preiskava' in ia potlaci
vsako krivdo napram nesrecnim
zrtvam, XII ne morejo pricati. We
mlmo ma primer groZni kapitali-
stlcni umOr V Cherry. 10 je V ja-
mi nastal ogenj, je zapovedal
boss, da premog mora Intro ma
povrsJe, da ga ne bo unicil Ogenj,
a nesrecnim premogarJem Sc je
nevarnost naznanila Sele, ko .je BIZ
10 re prepozno. Tore.j tisti sveti
kapitalistiGni profit izzet IL krvi
%nesrecnih premogarjev, je moral
pritl ma p~ovraie. ali tiste mOci, Xxi
80 ia profit ustvarile. so morale
iakote in zeje ter cd strupenih pill
nov poginiti kapitalisticnem
oreznu. In to Jim Sc nj bilO zadO-
sl. No so premog imeli zunaj. so
Jamo zazidali. ter $ TEN prepreci-
u, da nj V jami ostali sveti kapi-
taiisticni profit zgorel. Kako ie
oiio z nesreco V New Yorku? Raw
no tako kakor V Cherry. Ko hi ka-
pltalisti imeli ma svojih poslopjih
resllne lestve, mogoGe bi he bilo
nobene zrtve. a ker reSilne pripra-
We stanejo denar, so 81 mislili ka-
pitallsti. da je boljSe ce zgubi en-
par sto delavcev svoje zivljenje.
Rakor pa da bi oni zrtvovali en-
par sto dolarjev "a resilne pripra-
We.
bratJe, delavci! Taxi umori Sc
oodo ~izvrsevali Gokler homo mi to
radovolJnO trpeli cas- hi re bill, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

kot V Clevelandu. ko sedijo V me-
stni upravi z zupanom vred "a
stopniki kapitala. republikanci in
demokratje. Poznam pa urednika
"Cl. Amer Pirca, da stika DO
svojem blatu in smeteh. same. da
bi Clevelandski SLOW. delavci osta-
Ii v tenn in pa da hi socialiste Ger
nil. Pre- nj zmozen druzega cas-
nikarstva kot skarje. Ako nj ME
gova plahta napolniena z oglasi.
potem pa p~rinese kako budalost
"a svoje podrepnike, pa ee je pray
izreze IL Am. Slow Pircu sve-
tujem, da maj bode priden in Boga
maj sc boji, drugace bo spet pisal:
"pustite me, sal ne bodem wee"
Maj mu bode opros6eno "a enkrat,
to pa cato, ker Sc pri stranskih
yratih njegove stare tiskarne dobi
Shops, Xxi seveda tudi skoduje.
V Clevelandu Sc zopet agitira,
da bi pill samo vodo IL Lake Erie
in da bi salone zaprli. Seveda, ia
agitacija Sc Siri tudi IL cerkve. cd
tam, kjer verujejo V pravega Bo-
ga. Bog sam pa nj pill vodo, ko je
zivel ma zemlji; sal vendar Rim
uei, ola je V Kani Galileji vodo V
vino spremenil. Gemu hi potem pill
vodo? Njegovi zastopniki agitira-
jo pa nasprotno! Prokleta hinavS-
Gina koliko 10 je, samo da Sc wee
"groSu' ujame.
Soc. pozdrav.
Clevelandski socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

delajo vGasih ''varuhi" V Cav.
poleg Crows Nest Pass.
V neki naselbini. kier .je mad
20OO Judi sta samo 2 policaja.
vile temu, da je stanovnistvo Sc
stavlJeno IL mnogih narodnosti,
kakor $ Cehov. ~Slovencev. Talja-
nov. Ogrov, Britancev in vsi live
V lepi slogi.
Maj izrecem ia TEN mestu po-
hvalo napram tujegovoreGim ma
rodnostim V pricujocem boju, in
da So bill Skoti in Anglezi to pot
tisti element, XII je stall ma strani
bossov. To reGem $ ponosom, ker
so eni malomisleci Anglezi naziva-
II tuJegovorece delavce S foreign
ignorants'. Seveda so to govorili.
V svoji domisliavosti in gluposti
ne vedoc. da $ TEN podpirajo ak
ciJo gcspodarjev.
Ncasih Sc zgodi tudi, da zeli KIDD
zanetiti narodno ali versko hujs-
kanJe napram drug drugemu. to-
da to sc navadno ne obnese, kaj-
II take reel ne ~vleGejO pri delavcih
IN vsled tega Sc vrne zopet solidar-
most in to V toliko vecii meri kot
pref.
Neclna tuzivecih delavcev ie
katoliskega veroizpovedanja in pi-
sec teh vrStic je zaznamovan pr
nJih IA crnega kozla, vendar Sc je
izrazil tn zivec pastor, da so de
lavci opraviGeni do image. kar
mu gre gotovo %priznanje, ce 81
vposteva dejstvo, da Sc to redko-
kedaj zgodi cd strani katoliskih
pastorjev, kakor mas uci zgodovi-
ma delavskih bojev V Ameriki.
Niti enega ugovora nj. XII hi "a
mogel podpreti oGitke napram
straJkujocim premogarjem in Jim
Lclcil pOTdZ.
lz~vrSevalni odbor Is. distrikta
sc je obrnil ma tozadevne faktor.
je, da sc uvede stroga preiskava q
razmerah, pod kterimi so bill pre-
mogarji prisiljeni delati predno ie
izbruhnil Strajk. Kaj bodo iznaSli.
V to cd Wade izvoljeni mozje. BON
porocal pozneie.
Zastopnik delavcev je \. j. Car
ter. Xxi je bill preje zaposlen V teh
rovih a je zdaj tajnik - blaga.i.
mix Is. distrikta.
Mi smo pripravljeni zboljSati
mas polozaj pc naSih najboljsih
moceh re V TEN sistemu.
Zal, lie zal. da je Sc tako malo
%delavcev. ki spoznavajo. da je ko-
necna zmaga odvisna lie cd poses
ii Wade.
Use premalo Jill je Sc. ki hi poi
mill zahteve Sociialisticnih nau-
kov. Toda giblje Sc povsod in ia
gibljaj tudi tn ne izostane.
o."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

bratski slogi in ljubezni, sele TAX
rat, ko bode rdeei prapor socializ-
ma %zaplapolal mad vsem clovest-
vom, sele takrat bOde ljudstvo z
lahko vestjo in mirnim srcem rex
10, da spolnuje tisto veliko bozjo
zapoved XII Sc glasi: Ljubi svojega
bliznjega kot samega sebe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
TiskoYni fond.

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
Nvljenje brez solnca.