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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

nameravajo V interesu kapitali-
stow spraviti Ma veSala.
III koncu govora je Sc pristavil,
da zeli, da hi pri prvih obcins-
hih volitvah postal Seattle to-,
kar je danes Butte, Mont. Ko je
konGal, ie Eel gromoviti - zivi-
jo! NavduSenja nj bio ne konca
ne kraja. Duncanov govor je ma
pravil dober Wits ma po~sluSalce.
Seine. XII IA je vsadil. DO V KRAFT
KEN rodilo sad.
TukajSni republikan>ki, socia-
lizmu SovraZni listi. so Sc pa cello
drznili norGevati IL moza, Iii jc
wee vreden, kakor cello jezero
Dillingov ali raznih GIllov. GeS:
danes Sc nahaia V Scattlu tisti
clovek, Xxi je Y Butte. Mont. kar
tcz noe odpravil mednarodni
graft in idirektno tatvino viSiih.
napram nizkim. Reklo hi Sc: Pu-
SIT PISA. mai laia Y luno. No so
Spremili >odrugi Duncana IL cd
IA, StopiIi so mani ruSki sodrugi.
Xxi so y zbrancm tonu. Y ruSkem
jcziku zapcli "marzcliezo". Da-
s. Jill j" malo razumclo ruSki je-
zik, vendar Jill ic obGinStvo "a
htrvala dvakrat nazai ma oder,
ia 50 Sc ponovno zapcli.
Govorilo sc .ic V a~ngleSkem.
nemSkem in ruskcm ieziku. II
koncu je Stopila ma oder Sc lens
ka kot govornica. XII jc ' kratkih
beSedah opi>ala vso druzabno
mizeriio.
Po mojem Skromnem miSlienju,
bill jc to eden ~najlepSih dni V
Seattle. Ne morem 81 kai. dl hi
Sc ne omenil aabitost nekaterih
naSih rOiakov. Par rojakov sem
nagovarial. da hi Sc vdelezili sho-
da. ; elmer hi pomagali socia-
ll>titnl propaganda. Diva sta ho-
diIa trl lcta V anglcSko solo. -
Odgovor j. bill - ia. kai bonn pa
hodll! Nimam pc ~niceSar iii; go
vora pa ne razumem. PriStevata
ST Sc k first class socialiStom.
a Irtvoval nj nobcn niti peniia
"a Socializem. To so socialist le
pri bari. kadar zatne glava po-
Stajati dehela, in ko prideio IL
ME razni pijani duhovI. med nil
mi Jc pa tudi kak SocialiStiGcn
vines. ko je pa plane prikazni
konec y>lcd preSp&Iosti. Sc pa
navadno TAXI "Sociali>ti'' boje
Svole Scncc.
y. WerShnig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
Kenosha. Wis.

Y nedcljo dine 10. t. IN. .ie pri-
redil tukajSni iugoslov. soc. klub
javen shod. O dclavstvu in raz-
rednem boiu jc predaval sodr.
joe Zavcrtnik. Po predavaniu
Sc je pritcla debata, Y katero so
poScgli razni Sodrugi.
Nzlic nalivu - dez .ie iii kot IL
Skafa - jc bill shod dobro obi
skan, kar pri6a. da .ie med iugo-
SlovanSkimi dclavci y Kenoshi
precej razredne zavednosti. Kdor
prihaja oh taken vrcmenu ma
shod - ulicc so bile poplavliene
v>led neurja GezinGcz - Sc zave-
da kot dclavec svojega razreda,
ie pravi Sobojcvnik "a Strmo-
glavljenjc kapitalistiGne Glovelkc
druibc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
Shoaf ma morju?

Appeal to Reason poroGa.
da je dobil informaci.ic IL zaup-
mega vira. da jc bill G.. II. Shoaf.
izginoli poroGovalcc omcnjcnega
liSta. ItiSto o~sodepolno noJ, .ko
"a je zmanikalo. Siloma ujct. IL
suvan do n~cIaveSti. wren V avto-
mobil in odpcljan V p~ristaniSce.
kler so ga ma skrivncm vkrcali
ma privatno iahto. Jahta ie ia
koj odplula proti jugu in ma cd
prtem moriu so nczavcStnega So
druga prencSli ma ncki parnik.
bclo pobarvan. ktcri ie odplul ma
ne dolgo pot Y Tihi ocean. Gap
peal To Reason .ie mnenia. da ic
Sedai ma pravcm SleGm, dasi Sc
neGc izdati dotiGnih oSeb. XII 50
dial" toll vazne in formaciic. Za
tenn bcStiialnim Ginom So nedvom-
no Skrivata Otis in Burns.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
MODERNI -GoSPoDARSKI RAJ
VOJ.
v.
Kapitalizem ma vrhuncu svoje
moCi.

KapItalizem skuSa ma vse no
goGe naGine uiti ncvarnim posle-
dicam nadprodukcije in svobodne
lonkurcncc. Prcdvsem skuSa ka-
pital in podjetja zdruziti ma emo
toxic. Jill koncetrirati, "a to vst-
varja velepodjetja V obliki akcii-
skin druzb. Sc drugi Giniteli. XII
pride kapitalizmu ma pomoG, so
posoiilnice in banke. TIE so pray
IN pray pOsredovalnice "a delo-
yanle kapitala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
Cleveland, Ohio,

CcnJcm SodrUg urcdnik.
Ker " prccei casa nj bilo nika-
kcga doPisa Il Clevelanda. VAN
Ielim JAZZ nckol!Eo porocati O tn
kai,ncm drlavskem gibauiu.
Nalovje politiGncga zivljenia
ie jake nemirno. Ma yseh straneh
meN'a Sc vrSe shodi dan IN dnem.
Ma tch shodih govorc razni kandi-
dntjc meStanSkih polite. Strank:
hvaIijo Sebe in svojc p%ri>taSe in
napadajo naSprotnike svoje. Dnc
,. >cptembra Sc namrec vrSc pri-
marli volitvc. Tia dan Sc pokaze.
kdo jc ' republikanski in demo
krat>ki Stranki. Kandidatov "a
mayorja je pet. Triie dcmokratic
in diva rcpublikanca. NajveG upan-
ia imata Baker od prvc in Hogen
Od druge Stranke.
Clev. Fed. of Labor. je sklcni-
la, da hoce podpirati samo take
candidate. kteri so priiazni orga-
niziranemu d~elavStvu. Takoi so
Sc Oglasili vSi trije dcmokratSki
kandidatie. med mimi neki l.. w.
Tildcn. Ia Tilden Sc hoce 30 vsei
sill imenovati delavSkI kandidat
in pravi. da nj Y nikaki zvez; Z
demokratSko Stranko daSiravno
st p%otcguie "a nominacijo ma dem.
"ticketu".
Ia Tildcn jc tudi pricakoval.
da "a Clev. Fed. of Labor pripo-
Una in da ga bodc podpirala a Sc
ic prcrci zmotil. Socialist so pre-
prccili njegov nacrt. ktcri nj bill
niG druzcga, kakor namen Skodo-
vati soc. Stranki. Ali socialist
imajo vclik ugled V tukajSnih
trade unijah. Vsi ugledni DELAY
ski voditelji, kakor: Hayes. Tho
mas in drugi so objednem Glani
SocialiSticne strankc. Cleveland
ski delavci so ze siti praznih OBJ
liub republikanSkih in demokrat-
skin grafterjev in hoGejO to tudi
pokazati oh prihodnjih volitvah.
Straik krojacev Sc Sc vedno ma
daliuic. Strajkar.ii hi SC STEER ra-
ID pogajali, vendar pa delodajal-
ci odklanjajo vsako pogajanje.
MeStna uprava ne uvideva nikake
potrebc, da hi napravila kake ko-
rake "a StrajkuioGe delavstvo, in
tako konGuje Strajk. katerem ie
prizadctih kakih 25.O0O oseb. Oh
casu Strajka ne poznajo delavcev,
poznajo Jill samo OBJ Gasu volitev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
DemOnStraciie prOti n

Demonstracije prot marc
tanSkemu spOru in V prId med
narodncga miru p%rire.iajo social
sti V Nemciii dan IN dncvom. V
Bcrlinu je bill 2adnje DIM vclikan-
ski protestni shod. Govorniki so
v imenu stotisoc politicno orga-
niziranih in drugih stotisoc stro-
kovno organiziranih delavcev V
Ncmciji najogorGneiSe ozigoSali
nastopanje nemSkcga %mperializ-
ma in njegove tajhe diplomacijc
glede Scuvanja ma voino. Spreie-
Ia je bila rcsoluciia, ktera IRA
IA najtrdnejSo mednarodno soil
darnost delavstva in pozivlie
nemSke. francoske, angleSke in
Spanske delavce ma delo "a ohra-
nitev miru. V Leipzigu je bill We
Tiki shOd ravnoisti dan, kterega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

lee, ko bodo duhovnikl Sc prosili,
da Jim mrlice prineseio v cerkev,
say Sc re danes ljudje dvigajo kot
ptice V zrak, kemiki bodo pa tu-
iii vSak cas- |presenetili svet 5 pra-
SnovJo, Xxi je rodila zlvllenie ma
zemlJl. Mogote pa dozIvlte Sc vi,
zategadelj je bolje. da malo brz-
date Samega Sebe.
Porocevalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

Delavci! Kedaj bodete spoznali,
ia Strajk nj najboljse orozje pro-
ii kapitalizmu. Razredno zaved-
no delavStvo rabi drugo, boljSe
orozJe in to je glasovnIca Ma dan
volitev! To .je orozje, katero .je
najboljSe. Kapitalizma ne uniGitc
ma Ia nacin. Primite sovraznika
kjer je slab. VaSi dolarJi ne Una
gajo kapitaliStovih milionov. a
glaS vas Steie toliko, kakor ME
gov. PrcmiSlitc. komu daSte vase
glasove. RepublikanSka in demo
kratska Stranka ne zaStopati va
Sih intereSov. Ako hoGete. Ga pre-
nehajo Strajki. boikoti in brez-
poSelnoSt, date svoje glasove IN
socialiStitnc candidate.
Ma Labor Day. dine /. sept. so
prirediIi clcvelandSki delavci We
Xix shod 'LMna Park. Glavni
govornik .ie bill sodr. Victor L..
Berger, SocialiStiGni kongreSman
IL Milwaukee. Govorili so tudi So
drug Ruthcnbcrg. dem. Tilden in
repub. Norton. Toliko "a danes.
Vas "a socialism.
NJ prfrOycir
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

- Socialist V Louisiana nabi-
rajo podpise IA peticijo naslovlje-
no ma g%ovcrnOria, kteri zahte-
vajo, da drzava zapleni % lesnih
tovarn. XII so pred kratkem IA
prize vrata 4 namenOm, da u%niciji
unijo lcSnih dclavcev. Peticija "a
htcva. da drzava odpre dotiGne
tovarne ma Svojo pest in Jill vodi
koriSt ljudStva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
(Dalje prih.
Graham Brooks, predavateli

- Graham Brooks, predavateli
ekOnomije ma californiSki univer-
n in s~vetovno znan ~sociolog. ie
i%zjavil te dni: "MeSti Milwaukee
in Butte imata danes na.iboliSo,
na%jcisteiSo in najprakticneiSo IL
pravo kar ic NEST V Ameriki."
Mr.. Brooks .ie pred par messed
sam preiskaval gospodarstvo So
cialistov Milwaukee in Butte.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

Il Glencoe. O.. pa poroca sodr.
Mace Ilemberger:
V itcv. POS "Proletarca'' do
piS mai Sc popravi:
|. "Prilozcno "a encga noycga
narojnika. hi Sc imelo glaSiti: "a
starega narocnika.
,. V Glencoe, k.jcr ie Il. ianu-
aria progIasil Strajk, Sc .ie Il.
I. IN. zatelo zopet 4 delom - hi
So imelo glaSiti: ker ic Belmont
Coal Co. jana cd Is. ~.ianuar.ia
Itapala. Sc .ie II. augusta prijelo
vSak dan delati;
3. Kjer Sc glasi. Ga Strchc nj
nobcne i'll vSled tega pada smetje
in ncSnaga dircktno V Soht - hi
Sc imelo glasiti: Ruff kolna" nj
nobcnega. vSled tcga pada dol
kamcnje." y. Il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

sc je vdelezilo 10000 delavcev in
delavk in protestiralo proti vol
nj. ''Vorwearts'', socialistiGni
dnevnik V Berlinu. piSe, da Marc
ko nj vreden niti jedne same ko-
Sti ~nemSkega ali francoskega vO
TAXA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
SOCIALISTICNI PREGLED.

Socialist V Canadi vodiio
vroco kampanjo IA parlamcntars-
Ike volitve. Xxi Sc vrSe 21. sept.
NaiiivahnciSa agitaciia sc vrSi V
Winnipegu, kjer kandidlra "a po-
Slanca sodr. II. \. Rigg, predScd-
mix tamoSnjih zdrulenih strokov-
nih nnii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19
Seattle, Wash.

iJ'iH Hl"I ann NdHl pOfOca-
H. da Smo imeli Svoii sredini
krepoStnega moZa l.. j. Duncana.
zupana IL Butte. Mont. Dne 20.
augusta so priredili namrec tu-
kalSni socialist yelik piknik ma
'~PleaSanth Beach, in oh tel pri-
Tiki povabili o]mcnjencga sodru-
"a. XII Sc ie drage wolfe odzyal
povabilu.
Inano jc. da WaShingtonu V
letnem taSu nj pc Is meSecev tro-
Nee dezla. a ravno Ia dan Y jul
tro jc izrcdno dczevalo. kakor
eta hi hotcla narava nalaSG kliu-
bovati socialisticnemu pikniku.
Ma Srtno zeljo mnogih pa Sc
Je okrog 9. ure ziutral razvedri-
10, ma kar ie sledil krascn polct-
nj dan. Udelezba .ie bila izredno
dobra. Parniki il pristaniSca ma
'%PIeaSanth Beach so vozili VISA
ko uro. N>akemu je bila dana pri-
lika poSluSati govor socialiStiG-
mega zupana. Mnogo Jill lie priSlo
Y radovednosti ma piknik pred
>tavljajoc 81, da ie SocialistiGni
zupan popolnoma drugaGno bit
je kot navaden Glovek. In to hi
morale biti. Je re res; socialist
cen Iupan ie Y marSiGem druga-
cen. kot 5upan dem. ali repub.
Stranke. Je nepriStranSki. vlju-
den in ~prijatelj delavcev. med
tenn. ko 50 dem. ali repub. zupa-
nj lie zaStitniki Slepar1ev in hi
rokratjc. Sodr. l.. j. Duncan je
priletem. droban tlovek. Globoko
Iarrtanc potezc ma niegovem oh
razu priGajo. da mu je re V zgod-
Mi mladosti bilo prisoleno napor-
no delo. a vzlic temu je Sc vitke.
rayne postave. Njcgovl gosti. a
re popolnoma bell %laSie. ga della
10 Sc boil prikupliivega. s po-
nlzno Sklonjcno glavo je Stopil
:; .I...I.i 49, ~
IN Lna.,.
+n5o nr~;,.Ia.n" L"9"
Lou,d -
no tr;rrnon ,a,
Lin ro.n;a ~
AmeriLo ~, 1.an - ~
linn ao,.
,nIov1
TX iii. H.. III,
5.,
niom soc sbo1r .; IahI.n III
jn,.l.o wo.Li.... !:
r@oI;I,o rro,.;oo
mncar fal,+or soo;oI;.t;..;.na.
Ii. 5ono !; ,.;...
roroo;;o sLrh;.a !. 80
| ot roci vzgo;o,; oo;,I;..i.
! dubu \i6 Iaol;.;, ~ o,.I.; noaa
nridobit; r,oslso ia oL,
sociolistiSro L,rJ;do+ou r. 49,;
nomril 10 20 o,Lo uEor =;
| donade II svobodpo omorisLo
dakIe Ii CO trrdi; al uoro 40
mraka v kaki s~trunan; lola vpic;
in vniGuies svoio 60 z,-;+o
moe. nIaGa Il 10 To-. &2 OO 400
ma tedon mod tom Lo 50 bEoro
tvoieca deloda ialca obIaGiio Y
III -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-19

Socialisticni kandidatie IN
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
RECORDS SHOW CRANDALL
 BEAT SPAlDiNG'S RECORD

The 1910 records show that a king has lost his honors. The great record for the best All-American pitcher, made by A. c. Spalding in 1875, has been broken at last after 35 years. and the man to push A. G. off his pedestal is Ot's Crandall, of the Giants. In the annual guide book Mir. Spalding is credited with having achieved the greatest record ever made by any pitcher in a single season In 1875 he batted .31S won .SS9 per cent. of his games, and ielded .s5S - point total for the season of 2.075. Never, during the 8 long years since, has that record been equaled - until Crandall topped it in 1910. During the season just ended, Crandall batted .342, feldrd .9S4. and won .S10 per cent. ct games an all-round record of un, approachable glory The total oi points achieved by Crandall, there fore, is 2.126, surpassing the Spalding record by 51 points, and setting a mark which, perhaps, will never be excelled. It Is mighty seldom that any pitcher fields .S94: still less of ten that a pitcher wins .S10 per cent. of games, and just about never that pitcher hits 342. The Crandall record is just about the top-liner and will probably stay there for ever
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ExILED PORTUGAL KING
 STARTS BANK ACCOUNT

LONDON. Nov. 19. - That the de posed king of Portugal is not threat ened with poverty is attested by his having deposited recently large sum of money with Messrs. COutts famous bankers cn the Strand, whose looks bear the names of all of he m mbers of the British royal family from George II. to George V. nearly two centuries apart.
 Truth remarks:
 Tt has been stated, on the au- hority of one of the kings attend ants that he has no money, his possessions consisting of land in Portugal Queen Amele. however, has large fortune of her own. amounting to nearly twelve millions
 francs. but it is scarcely conceiv- able that the king made no provis ion for himself abroad. inasmuch as T revolution has been constantly expected ever since his reign com menCed.
 "EXilsd royalties invariably pro claim themselves to be without ade quate means. The fact is that if an exiled sovereign is known to be rich he is forever being pestered for assistance by a horde of followers and by beguiling rogues who have devised plausible plans for restor- rtion if only plenty of money Is forthcoming in advance"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Edward Chadwick and Patrick
 Brown, their heirs, personal rep
 resentatives and assigns; and all
 persons claiming by, through or
 under them.
 by notified that during the years 1908, 1909 and 1910, we expended three hundred dollars iA labor and Improvements upon Placer Mining Claim known as Number nine below Discovery, Little Eldorado creek, in he Fairbanks recording precinct, Territory of Alaska: and the amount was so expended and such labor and improvements made for the pur- pose of holding said claim under he provisions of section 2324, Re vised Statutes of the United States, and constituted the annual assess ment work upon said claim for the years 1908, 1909 and 1910. And if within ninety days after tho last publication of this notice, you or either of you fail or refuse to pay the undersigned, as co-owner, your proportion of the expenditures legal ly required to hold said premises as dIOI tSdlu, AOI luC JOoIS ASoo, 1909 and 1910, together with the costs of this advertisement, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned un- der said section 2324. Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 EDGAR BROKER.
 Date of First Publication, Jan. 2, 1911.
 Date of last Publication, April 3, 1911.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
MICE MADE NEST OF $l65
Man Finds Money Saved by Wife,
 Who Died Twelve Years Ago.

PORT JERvIS. N T., Dec. 1O.- James Babcock was hunting about his cellar on Thanksgiving day for a piece of stove pipe, when he found hidden in an opening in the wall an old coffee pot. filled with loose paper. in which mice had made a nest.
 In cleaning the vessel the other day he was surprised to find several pay envelopes he had received from the Delaware & Hudson Canal company when he was watchman for that corporation some years ago. They were yellow with age. but in each he found bill in a good state of preservation and on counting hem found they amounted to $165.
 The money evidently had been saved by his wife from his monthly wages. She died twelve years ago, and six hundred dollars was found deposited by her in a New York city bank. which she had set aside from her husbands earnings.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT
 OF RAILWAYS DISCUSSED
Commerce Commission Hears Ex-
 perts Tell of Modern Method.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. To days session of the interstate com, mission consisted of discussion of scientific management of railroads by expert witnesses The commis- sion adjourned until Friday.
 Attorney Brandeis. for the Allan tic Seaboard Shippers, reiterated his request that the commission con- luct an independent investigation if it believes the railroads have not introduced such a scientific meth od, and he believed that he had produced evidence to show they had not. He said the use of recent wage increases as an excuse for rate increases pointed to an in crease of the burdens of the Amer ican public"
 Charles G. Going, managing edi- or of an engineering magazine, told how the Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe railroad made net savings of s5.300,000 in five years in it's repair and machine shops through function al organization, an analytical study and standardization of instructions.
 Harrington Emerson, engineer, factory manager, investigator and business instructor, described the application of scientific management 10 the railroads He testified that it was by no means settled that larger locomotives meant diminished cost while on the other hand it was quite likely that railroads could not haul as much business as it does now with the smaller en- zines and other equipment of twen- ty years ago.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
Timely 1 Hints for the Housewife

are thin and pliable. You can scrape out any dish or bowl, no matter what shape.
 Kitchen Hint.
 A range keeps black much longer by rubbing the stove all over with soap and then putting the backing purpose.
 For Icing.
 A pinch of cream of tartar added 70 whit" or caramel icing, while cooking, will prevent it turning to sugar and insure a creamy consist enCy, with thin dry crust on the outside after spreading.
 To Remove MEdew.
 One of the best methods discov- ed to take mildew out of linen or any white goods is to saturate the cloth in coal oil, then soak it in sour milk for twenty four hours. Af- ter this rinse we'll in clear water and run through the general pro cess of washing
 Easy Way to Wash Clothes.
 Take half tub of warm water or as much as you need to soak your clothes - the fine ones first put into the water two or three tablespoonfuls of gasoline. soap the clothes well. let soak one-half hour. then rub out. Put into a warm studs water, then rinse well; do not boil and use plenty of scap As you add more clothes to the water put in little more gasoline. Your clothes will be very white and the dirt comes out without much rub ping. Use about one-half cup ful of gasoline fer the washing. To Save Polishing the Siverware.
 If the extra silver is polished and then put in glass jar which has a screw top and the top kept tightly covered it will not tarnish and con sequently be ready for use at any moment Another way of keeping silver from tarnishing is 10 place in the box or jar a piece of gum camphOr.
 CoIoring for Ices. Cakes, etc.
 Slices of beets will make lovei pink coloring. A bit of saffron will produce pretty yellow. Spinach leaves will make good green, and the yolks of eggs will give a gold tint Any of these are harmless and effective to color ices, cakes, frosting or any article of food
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09

reci'ed Ring Out the Old. Ring in the New
 Especially noticeable was the self posse ssion of the children in their nun bers Carl Peterson gave an amusing recitation entitled Christ. mas at the Pole" The Ellegood children were heard In three num- bers-Frances gave recitation en' titled If You're Good" and Gladys reci'ei Christmas Night" The two children also sang pleasingly.
 One of the best numbers was that of Lyda Langford. who recited Cake for Santa Claus" while Henry Kokrine5 was heard la Christmas and the Old Year"
 Little Francis Warren gave prom ise of becoming an excellent sing CT, in her vocal solo,
 The celebration was carried through without a hitch. Mrs. J he excellent work she did in sug gesting and arranging the details of the fete.
 No less praise Is due to the other ladies in Panama and at the post for their assistance. Each woman worked faithfully and unceasingly and each must feel great satisfac ton at the success of the event
 Sergeant Major Roy appeared af ter the exercises as Santa Claus and when he entered the door young and old alike clapped their hands in delight.
 Old Santa. with the aid of others then distributed the gifts. Many re membered their friends with pres ents. but TO one went away with out receiving present of some kind.
 The A. B.'s showed their appreci ation of Frank Smith, who always works heart and soul for the inter ests of the Brotherhood. by pre- senting him with beautiful watct charm.
 After the distribution of the gifts dancing was indulged in, many going home with their gifts and returning later.
 Many of the woodchoppers ant miners attended. attired in theil everyday costumes, adding typica democratic aspect to the scene.
 A picturesque feature of the even ing was the presence of a band o natives from the reindeer station They sat quietly in one corner watching the proceedings with stole but intent interest. Santa also re membered each of them.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
BLACK HAND CIEW IS FOUND
Chicago Police Believe They Are
 on the Track Of Bomb Fiends.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10. The Chica go police believe they have a clew pointing directly to perpetrators of black hand" bomb outrages here and an army of detectives is running down the blackmailers.
 The investigation is expected to culminate early next week in a ser ies of arrests that will show the terrorizing of peaceful Italians that has been carried on by definite organization of criminals constitut ing the American branch of a Sicil ian secret society.
 The detectives were detailed yes. terday as result of disclosures which grew out of the attempted dynamiting of Modestino Mastro Gi ovanni's bank. at 10S West Twelfth street, Tuesday night
 T cannot tell just whore the clew came from" said Captain Hal pin, but it is so convincing that have put fifteen detectives on the case. Developments. believe, will come Monday or Tuesday. So far we have learned enough to make it apparent that the bomb-throwing is being carried on by criminal so. ciety of complicated origin, rather than by the bands of loafers whom the police and Italian victims of the blackmailers have always held re. sponsible. It is also evident that he society is closely affiliated with the Sicilian secret criminal orders.
 While Captain Halpin was prepar. ing to run down his clew. Chief of Police Stewart was taking steps to safeguard Italian residents of Chi cago through tho organization of an auxiliary Italian squad to bs added to tho police force.