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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
BRANDON.

Waiter o. Ray. in his 18th year, died at
his home on Conant square Saturday
afternoon at 70: 70 o'clock, after linger-
ing illness with cancer. He was born in
orwell, where he lived for many years.
Engaged in farming. Since moving here
his feeble health compelled him to lead
= retired life, Until this spring he served
as one Of the listers OF the town. He Is
survived by two sons, Thomas W. Ray Of
This place and Charles E. Ray of Brattlc-
boro, one daughter. Mrs. Charles /. But
ton of Aiddlebury, one brother, Fred
Ray, and three sisters. Mrs. Amanda
Warren, Mrs. Jennie Bottum and Mrs.
Alice Root, all Of Orwell. The funeral
was held at his late nome at 1870 o'clock
this morning. the Rev. w. V, Berg Of
ficiating, Interment was in orwell
Mrs Wallace W. Ellis died at her
home north of the village Thursday
evening after a lingering illness with
cancer. Besides her husband, she is
Iurvived by one son, Eugene Ellis. and
one daughter, Mrs, Flora Lawrence,
both residing here The funeral was
held at her late home sunday
afternoon at 200 o'clock Mr..
and Mrs. George Young, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Peck of Con-
cordia, Kan, expect to sail Friday. May
20, for Naples, Italy and will spend
several months touring on the CONT
nent in al automobile. - M ISIS
Florence Larock, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Larock Of this town,
and Benjamin II. Sharpley were mar
red Thursday afternoon at 400 o'clock
in the Congregational Church by the
Rev. w. " Berg.-The engagement OF
Miss G. Duceau and w. Y. Chandler has
been announced.
The Hortense Nielsen company will
present Ibsen's plav "a Dolls House"
at the town hall tomorrow evening"
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
Eational Church will meet tomorrow
.fternoon at two o'clock with Mrs.
Miss Anne Harrison has resigned as
teacher in the graded school to accept
one for the coming year in Greenfield.
Mass.--Mrs. Owen McShane of Poultney
sivisting In town.-Mrs, A. Sprague, Miss
Ruth Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BaC-
rus, Mr.. and Mrs, W. u. Nutting and
Nj, and Mrs. w. II. williams have re-
turned from Boston, Mass,-Rugo
WEIGH will be baggagemaster a,
the station and william Jennings OF
Bristol will succeed Mr.. Welch on the
express tean-Barney NJ Mead. Jr. OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

Thirteen of the male members of
tue senior class of Troy Conference
Academy have been suspended for 10
dsvr The cause Of suspension is in
science to the principal and faculty
during an attempt to capture the jun
ior president, NJ Lee Allen of Dclmar
\ V. He WAS found in silo on,
Spaulding's farm two miles north of
Poultney but under truce was sur
rel dered to his classmates who went
to the rescue This is the first time
during the history OF the academy that
such a stringent movement was need
ed to punish any class
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
WORCESTER.

Mrs Caroline Tompleton and daughter
Mrs Eva Hun, have gone to Wahoo Neh
to visit relatives for few Weeks.-Carl
Richardson left for Spokane, WASH, Mon
day.-Harry Dingnall has moved his fam
lily to Barre, where he has employment,
Thomas Symonds has bought the Raw
son place at the corner from Frederick
Howieeon.-Fred Smith returned from
Boston Saturday. The Rev Mr.. Smthers
CT Montpelier conducted service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
MORETOWN.

f. T. Johnson and son, Paul, were in
Waterbury Sunday to see Mrs. johnson,
" ho is with her sister.-Mrs, Myra Dumas
and Edward Flanagan We're at South
l ayston Sundav.-Jossie Kellogg and two
children We're in town Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. John KinGsbury Of Waitsfield were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Davis
Charles Eddy Of Stowe Wis
ited friends in town Saturday and sun
day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
WAITSFIELD.

The Rev W. A. Remele left Monday on
Il business trip to Boston.-l. *. Smith
died Thursday night after a lingering
illness with cancer of the liver. Mr. Smith
was born In Moretown, AsA.Gh 20, 1883,
but came to Waitslield rs young man
and settled on the Joseph Joslin farm. In
1851 he married Lois j. Campbell who
with one son, Casper, survives him Ihe
funeral services, which were held "a his
Late home on Sunday were largely at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
RUTLAND
FORESTDALE.

]. l.. Goodwin and j. II. Dougherty, Jr.
who have been at l. w. Horns, have re-
turned to New York city.-lfrs. Mary
Nicklaw and daughter. Margaret. have
returned from Atlantic City, n. j., where
they spent the winter.-Henry Waters of
the Basin farm has been in Waterford,
n. Y, where he sold valuable horse.
A daughter was born May l6 to Mr..
and Mrs. William Watters-Hawley
Churchill, who has been very i'll, is i'm
proving
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
WARREN.

n. y. Robinson and 6. A. Il. Bragg were
IN Randolph Monday.--Mr. and Mrs W.
r. Drew, Mrs. Warner Moore and two
children and Frank Hartshorn and his
mother attended the funeral of Lester
Smith in Wditsileld Sunday.-Mrs. James
McGlanln Went Tuesday to Randolph for
treatment at the san1torium. She was
accompanied by Or Fuler.-Dr. and Mrs
Howard OF Waitsdcld were in town Mon
doY.-G. =. Stcarns remains about the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

tended. Valley Lodge No. 16, ]. o. o. r.
Of which he was a member, attended In
body and conducted the burial service
The Rev. W. A. Remclc ofhciated.-Mrs
Lawrence How'd. Mrs. Harry Ellis and
Daughter spent Thursday in Montpelier
- Mrs A. b. Tucker. who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Saturday is reported ms doing
well.-W. w. Tucker has returned from
burlington, where he was operated on for
arpendictis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

The New York and Vermont Tele-
phone company has fled papers with
the secretary Of state to do business
IN Vermont The headquarters are in
Granville. y. Y, and the Vermont
branch will he at Pawlet. In charge
of l.. A. Rathburn. The capital stock
of the concern is set at 100000. This
Columbian pistilling company of Al
bany, ~ y has filed papers to open
ar office in Rutland I'm charge of w. !.
Fcnton, attorney, to sell intoxicating
liquors through the state by means Of
travelling statesmen. This company
has a capital Of 100000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
WATERBURY CENTER.

The following members Of Ezra Stetson
Post have been detailed to visit the rural
schools Friday preceding Memorial day:
NJ l.. Dillingham;, Bryan district; r, j.
Foster, Center district; j. O, Freeman,
Little river ana Cotton brook; Nelson
Beach, Loomis hill; \. *. Smalley shoots
Vile; William Woodward, kneeland Fiat;
James sleeper, Blush hill; l.. =. Warren,
Gregg hill; Daniel DALEY, Richer noun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
F. d. ABERNETHY

features In tho evening a farce was
given by six young ladies-Herbert NJ
Barrett has sold his farm in Royalton to
Frank Ceresa.-James Boyd is recover
ing from an attack of pneumonia.-Taber
Benedict and family have been visiting
his aged mother in Barre,-Mrs. Frank
Mccullough has returned from months
visit in Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
ROCHESTER,.

Mr., Thrasher, the new proprietor of the
Rochester House arrived with his family
and help last week, and took possession
Monday mornins.-The McCray House Is
Icing thoroughly repaired and is receiv-
ing good patronage. There are several
new houses to be built in town this sea-
son
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
Her Ambassador Receives Drafs
OF Convention to Serve As
Basis Of Negotiations.
SECRETARY KNOX SUBMITS It
Generally Understood That Only
Great Britain and United
States Were Concerned
in Initial Steps.

Washington, May Title principle Of
arbitration OF practically AN disputos
between nations, including even aues-
tion~ Of vital interest nud national honor.
assumed vitality to-la- vNen Secretary
Of state Knox submitted 80 the British
and French ambassadors at WASHINGTON
the draft of convention TO serve IA
basis Of negotiations The fact tina,
ih's world movement would be inaugur.
oted with France as well as Great Britain
came as great surprise. as it was gen.
orally understood that only the United
states and England wero concerned IN
tho initial steps
| When President Taft last Decernho,
enunciated the doctrine Of comprehensive
arbitration, he received 1ilck Response,
from Ambassadors Bryce ma JusscranI
that Great Britain and France were will
ing to begin negotiations with this coun-
| Try for the peaceful settlement Of al
differences that may arise. The Prae.-
dcnt instructed Secretary Knox imme-
! dlatelY to crystalline the arbitral posi-
ton which this government would OFF,
to foreign nations
DOCl MENT IS BROADER
The secretary has evolved a documer,
which has received the approval of Ii.
President and the other members of bfi
cabinet, providing that all difference
which are internationally ius.iciable shat
be submitted to arbitration It expa~d4
the scope of the existing arbitration
/ treaties BY eliminating the exceptions ro-
ferring TO questions OF vital interas+4
and national honor" This elimination il
the real accomplishment Of the propo-at
treaty. The exceptions mentioned aro
found In arbitration treaties the world
over and have constituted the chiet
obstacle to the application of the arNitra-
ton principle, for it is hard to conceive
Of a problem which in its essence cannot
be regarded as having a controlling bear
ing upon national honor" or vital inter.
| ests"
Recognizing that there may be que
| lions of policy and other matters lilie'y
| to force nations to the brink of war
but which no people would he wlllir..
to arbitrate, the tentative draft of thu
treaty provides that differences that
either party considers within this cato
CORY shall he sent TO n committee Of
inquiry empowered to make recon-
mendations for their settlement. TIA
treaty will bind the disputants to ar.
! hitration in case the commission of in.
quiry declares shat the controversy
shall he arbtrated.
Arbitration in ell cases will be a last
resort After the two countries ha,4
concluded that il IS Impossible to sot.
tie dispute through diplomatic H..
terohanee, the question will be suN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

ST Johnsbury Ia visiting his mother,
Mrs Nellie Mead.--Mrs r. A. Taylor
and daughter, Mrs. r. n. Parmelcc,
have returned to New London, Conn
Charles Barber Of Wallngford is Wis
listing his mother. Mrs. Mary Barber.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary will be held at St. Thomas's
rectory this afternoon at 2;3o.-
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. h. NJ. Bowkcr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge 81

and many other good catches from other
points on the lake are reported.-Mr.
Barney and family of Chicago have re-
turned to Greensboro for the summer
F.. L. Sails LIS moving his family into the
T.. e. Harrison tenement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
Riipplette.
The rough, dry fabric no ironing

very lively distribution Of this fabric has taken place
here it first advertised few days An
tracve servceabe rpp stripe fabric pure white and
combination stripes The coors absolutely fast For
vceabe house dresses and chdren this fabric probably
has no equal % inches wide ...... Price Is cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

G.orrs d smith of New York has
maid tIoOa for letters written by
washington Irving between 1908 and
1881.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
NEWPORT.

Edward b. Rawson has entered tn,
boys school at Mount Hermon. Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

FOUNTAIN PENS AT FREE PRESS.
The Washington times., 1911-10-16
STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely nro-
proof storage. moving. packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. ls-2o 10th st N. w
Phone M. 1923.
SPECIAL winter storage rates on private
rooms. cheap. THOS. BOWLING q CO..
el2 Z st, N w
The Washington times., 1911-10-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEAT AND GROCERY; corner n. Il.
Rent f27; rooms and stable; sales
w day; invoice or ...................... tsJ0
LJNCHRooM: near Union station;
cheap rent; long lease; receipts SIS
oayi only .i..... .........'...L.,....s..... 40
DIFFERENTIATION and disinfectant;
good reasons for selling; big prohts
price, ................. .....,,............,..... 30
OYSTER HOUSE. well located on 7th
81. n. W.; rent $s5; rooms; receipts
MILK koUTE and grocery; gerry busincs; Wv
81. N. r.; paying well; snap at...,.. 75o
DRY GOODS and notion store; on
Heights; no opposltion; receipts SIS
day; invoice or Observation-Disclosures. 750
DYEING and cleaning business; w.
washington; cheap rent; rooms;
money-maker ..............,............ 1000
GROCERY; near CT. ave. sales s55 day;
rent e26; lease; good team; yours for 1,15o
CORNER GROCERY N. w; cheap
rent monthly trade ,2oo asking. 100
GROCERY; Bloomingdafe section; no
opposition; sales s65 day.............. LOO
GROCERY; cash trade; sales 5000
month; on short st. n. W. See IT,. Ls0o
LIQUOR and fancy grocery: old and
paying stand; N. W., near 22d and NJ
streeu S,bOo
To save time ana money. sec US. Want
good business for client owning
cheap lots at SITS each.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1I23 r.
The Washington times., 1911-10-16

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old caTpets
by the WASHINGTON RUG WEAVING
CO.. 80 tih d. n. w. Main kSlA
The Washington times., 1911-10-16
WANTED-ROOMS

wASTED-Three or four unfurnished rooms;
90 HiA shAEa HOUSE. BOX 40 Timss sfiea.
The Washington times., 1911-10-16
WANTE0-R0OMS & BOARD

wANTED-By a small family, room and
board with private Jewish family; state
Price Address BOX -. Tunes snies. ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
REVOLUCIJA MA SPANSKEM.

Gnjili SpanSki tron Sc je zopet
zazibal Gencralni ielczniSki Straik
Y Bilboa So jc minoli teden Sprc-
mcnil rcvoluciio, ktcra ie zopct
enkrat prctila Strmoglaviu crvi-
Vo monarhijo in uStanoviti repuD-
liko. Rcvolto ie provzroGila Seve-
da neznoSna draginja in pa izllo-
ri>Gaujc dclavskih Slojcv po inGu-
>trialnih tiianih. XII 50 vccinoma
klo;trrSki patri. Strajku Y Bilboa
jc SIcdila sploSna stavka po sever
mi Spaniii NaihuJ>i boji so bill
y NaIcuciji, kjcr so rcvoluciionar-
il o>vojili tri meSta in proglaSili
rcpuhIiko. DelavSkc muolicc SO
napadcne cd voia>tva in par
duch jc pablo ma Stotinc raujerih
in mrtyih Y Madridu jr bill tudi
mapovcdan sploSui >'raik ~ %
sept. toda dclav>ki voditclii 81
$" ladnjcm hipu >plaS.li IN MISC
iI!ali >trajkoyrega puIiva. kraII
NlfonZo. trc,oc Sc >trahu ~ trou.
>c lc Zavgrov2l = mo.uimi cctHmi
Y Nvoji palati NIada jc u.Y,o oI
lcdilu ab>olutno ccuNro ccl v>r
vr>ti i'm porotila IL kruiey. kicr
SD ImaguvaG revolutionary fako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
sOCIALISTICNI PREGLED.

Socialist LIS .I"g.'esu della.
+, pr.luo i'm uovtruduo IN mc>tnc
v,,.'vc. l,i >c vrSc " uoyomhru.
Nrtna prcbival>tva ie prcpriaa-
mas. ia bolo >nriali>'i lmagali ma
rrll trri i'm IN y.clci pomctlj Oti-
,uyo klilo IL mc>tuc hiSc. Kaudi-
iat ~ lupma ic >odrug ! Ilarri-
man. odvrtnik ktrri ic iclcu
gIayuh zogoyorniiuN bratoy Me
Namarc Skoro v>aE yrcrr imaio
socialist voliluc >hodr Labor
Temple in agilaiiia med delavci
So Nodi : polno mojio. N>ak tcdcn
razdclc >odrugi nae, ljOuOO agi
tatoricnih lctakov med voliici De
laySkc uniie Y Los AngclcSu stole
GaI,or rn MOI IA >ociali>tijnc kan
didatc.
Y Chicagu 50 crui organili-
rail- >voj Socialis0icni klub pod
imenom South Sidr Colored
Mems Socialist Club. To ic pr
Va organilaciia crncey Chicagu.
CrnokoIni sodrugi jako marliiyo
dclucjo med syojimi roiaki" ma
iuIni strani mesta "a blilaioae Sc
>odniSkc volitve. Skoro vSak We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

ie reven in nina nIkogar. da hi
"a zagovarjal.' - Rusic je bill OBJ
>ojen ma Smrt radi umora. Sodnik
ie nato toll Merricka IA Libel =.
Sodr Merrick ie gledc svoje OBJ
>odbe izjavil y >odniji: "Jaz
sem lrtev pcrsckucije. Prclomil
niSem nobcucga zakona. Vem IA
vct slutajev, ko so stall bogatini
pred tenn SoGiItcm. i'm reel moran.
da 50 bile niih obravnave naivcc-
ic farSr OhSodite me, Nrag ic.
tc je clovrk rcvcnN"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

vladali organliirani dolarji. In
dandancS ie Sc tako. Dandanes
g!asujejo dolarji, ne. pa ljudje /!
Rezultat:, kapitaliSt ina vse. de-
lavci pa ni6.
V organizacijo! Politicno in
strokovno!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
Spl0Sen gregIed.
Voina med Italiio IN Turciio?

Voina med Italiio IN Turciio?
Ncrai -. sept. ir potila vest.
da so puliticnc ralmcrr med Ita-
lilo IN TWtiio >l,raino uapcte I'm
da ic lu'vavi ~popad ncizogibrn.
ltaliia hooc zasc>'i pollrajiuo Tri-
pol. y >cycrni Nfriki. kicr ic o.
krog 10000 italiiau>kih na>cli,n-
ccv. Trmu Sc Turcija >cycda upi-
ra in hiii L oboroirNanIrm vojaS-
iva Iialijam>ka okupacii>ko ar
mazda >tctc $4,000 moi IN namera
Va v>ak caS vlrrti Triuoli. Va
haia Sc ma bojnrm hroloviu. kite
ro >r>toji u wee obklopaiac in dru-
9Th boinih ladii. Polcg tcga poro-
cajo vcSti, da Italia klite pod O.
roIjc ll2.OOO rcIcryiStov. Italia
j. hotcla nekakSnc prcdprayicc y
Tripoli. kar ie pa Turtiia zavr-
Mia. Iialiian>l;i patriotic in bur
Ioazija Sevcda huiSka navSomoG
ma vojno. Proti voini pa protc-
Stira razredno lavcdno d,alavStvo
in socialist odloGno iziavIiaio. da
bodo proglaSili gcncralni Straik
po vsi ltaliji ako rcSnici pride
do voinr. Komaj ic roravnan
Spur med \cm@iiO i'm Frauriio ra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
Kaj je mOcneiSe: million
dOlarjev ali million
glaSOV?

dolarieV Nj mu trcba delatl.
Glavno je. da ina armada delay.
eev. kl delajo zanj in da ie po
kapitaliSticni pameti "dober bu-
sinessman to Sc pravi. da je do
voli zvit. prefrigan in ciganSlli.
In par letih "poSteno zaSluzi"
million. Milionar je.
Million dolaricv reprelentira
velikansko moe. Million dolarjcv
lahko kupi cello po>tavodaio. llu-
pi Scnat. sodnika. Skofa in kar-
dinala. Million dolariev odpre in
zapre trg. ustavi produkciio. pov-
zro5i panilo in lrizo: million do
larirv lahko napove voino. opu-
stoSi cele dezcle i'm pollolie sto.
tisoGc ljudi. ti>te. lli nimaio
milionov.
Mi!ionar ic viSokoccnion in spo-
itovan gospod. V>c sc mu llania
- oziroma nicgovim milionom.
Milionar SINE ulrasti druei mi
lion. ne boo zapr,. X vecicmu
pr laprtih yratih boo malo poka-
zau. Niliunar >mc poteti kar ho-
je; lahko ie uaiyccii piianec. ne
ti>tuik. bigami>'. ubiialcc pri be-
lem ducvU - baraba mad haraba-
mi, Rckli bodo. da ic vaseljak.
sport. kratliotaSucz ali hudomuS-
nez Ia millionaire nj poStave -
samo zato. ker ina million dollar
jev. Smolo ina lc tiSti uiliouar.
kteri Sc do kraia izneveri svoie-
mu razredu - miionaricm.
Kkratka: million d,olarjev y le-
pa ic,rlvea eio,riSa lahl>o lad
yiada million ljudi million de
lavrcv. Nadylada iih Sc. wee. a
rerlm" okroglo: million dc.avcev.
Million deIavcev. zaNlcpIjenih.
nezayednlh. taklh. ki prayijo:
"Eh, kaJ te briga zamr. Ii >krbi
Ease. Jaz bonn pa Ease - million
taklh Jc prlklcnJemh ma million
dolarJev. Million dolarjev lahko
odIoci. da II SINE million DELAY
cev Avetl po paste oh revni pIati,
all pa Stradati ma smrt brez della.
Million do!arpev ina 20 moe.
- "H"'e Il |''h" ""to' her
'o'"rIi ;" orgahlzlrahl' aeIaVcl
=" i'so' Do'"' j ~ or3"i'I"J'Jo
IMMUNE "el"'c' pa taNaJo h"-
" '.'P'' 'N'N N"N' r'No'; ga"
y, ,S"n. H"ee' "a ur"S' me III
"' -. N''iuii"r Je ui,ls' "''Ni'
"'ll'U'''J =. !" N"Pi."''N'' 80 Je-
;; w ll'S.l VI S"'.'~i'"Jo >' }" VI
,,1i'"Jo Wa "oi'rJt -,
:? u" i"s"ve u ia ol'o; ~ ~
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,i.. '' 'N'' pom 0'S''J INV
IoIa,: ,:o ~ P'or' - ''''s'' E,. a.. ~, ~
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psst": ~ ,"" l''''N, N"'''''
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M1IIToM rInenW T % 80.
doIonio 1850 -
w. 1EDzN ~ .s, r" "
"'.'oh an p" OIlioh "rs""l"'' d,
~" uo!drJeN ' roNah par ''Sor
AapltaIlStov ina veIikansko moe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
LetO (VOl.) vi.
IL pOIja deIavStva.

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
BLAZNI SISTEM.


Neki Peter Kelly Middle
ton. Conn. jc ukralel pctclina.
lteri j. vrrGrn 81. Bil je areti-
ran i'll pravdni process proti ME
mn Stanc mcsto ze okroglih 500.
Kelly jc pa dial advokatom, Iii ga
braniio. $IOO.
- Amelijo klukon Pater>o-
nu, y j.. je vgriznil pes. Ko ie
ila tozit, je Sodnik Klenert opro-
still gospodarja doticncga psa re-
loG: "VSak pes mora enkrat
vgrizniti." lSalomon. poidi Sc
solit.N
Dive zensli, matt in h;i. Y
Cedar Rapids. la. ktcri sta hrez
della in Y Skrbeh pred blizajoGo
Sc limo, sta pred kratkim ponudi-
Ii zdravniSkcmu uciliScu svoie
liosti ma prodai. Pogolba Sc gla-
81, On kupec, t. j.. udiliStc vzamc
njuni telcSi elm umrjeta.
- Mrs. VI. +. Maloncy V Pitts
burgu jc dobila po syojem umr-
lem Soprogu million dolariev pod
poGoicm. da Sc ne SINE vec moIi-
Ii. Ndova trdi. da Sc ne bo. Ccmu
Sal dobi vsecno dorolj moSkih
kolikor hocc. Svoiih kos;i il ne
bo treba prodajatil
V Bruslju SO belgijSki socia-
liSti prircdiIi vclikanSllo demon
Straciio IA SpIoSno. cnako in di-
rektno voliluo pravo in prot l,lc-
rikalucmu SolSkcmu IaEouu. Sprc-
voda Y st Gillc park Sc je udclczi-
la vclikanSka liudSka mnoiira.
Sodrugi. Xxi so korakali Y prvih
vrStah Sprcvoda 50 priSli ze pred
emo uro park. zadnii pa Sc Ic oh
{. popoldnc V>ch udelclcnccv lc
bio mad Dive Sto tiSot.
V Londonu so dclavci pod
pokroyitclistyom social sirank"
rrirclili ogromno icmonStracijo
IN mir. Na shodu so govor!li an
glcSii in francoski Sodrugi. Ljud-
stvo Jim jc prireialo burnc ovaci-
ic doliaz. da noGc nic SliIati o
vojni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

p a ZITE!
ma steVilko v oklepatu-
ki Sc nahaiA poles va
sega naslosa. prileplie-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (Z12)
ie stovilka
tedai van, prihodnio
stevilko ma hseYa lis'a po-
tece naroc"ina. Prosi-
mo ponovtte 10 iakoi.