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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
Anniversary Is Bad For This
 Liquor Dealer

Anniversary Sunday was observed yesterday at the saloon of John Evanko, S3 HaEam street. The pro- prietor- and two alleged ''frequenters'' were arrested on liquor law violation counts. Evanko was arrested and con- Victed on the same charge just a year ago. In the city court this morning the cases were continued until Friday under bonds of $200 for the principal and $25 each for the frequenters, all furnished. Liquor Prosecutor Arthur Comley made out the warrants.
 John Stankaytis, keeper of a saloon at 66 Allen street, was visited by the police yesterday and four frequenters were taken to headquarters along with the proprietor. Same continuance and same bonds in the city court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
MIR. HILLS VIEW OF
 REDISTRICTING ACT.
(From The .Courant.) )

Washington, Oct. 9.-Representatfve E. J. Hill has been a visitor to Wash ington this week. He attended to some department matters. among oth- CT officials seeing E. D. Bushnell of Connecticut, acting first assistant postmaster general.
 MT. Hill fears that the recent re- districting act of the Connecticut Leg islature will result in two districts be- ing represented in Congress by demo- crats. It is understood that his dis trict is one of these, while the New Haven city district is the other. Mr. Hills friends. however, say that hs will do his utmost to prevent the Fair field county district from going demo- cratic. 1t is pointed out that Mfr. HiTf has carried that county for a number of years. It is expected he will try to do so next year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
Smith College
 Girls Wed Wisely
Statistics Indicate Only One
 Divorce in 57 Marriages

Boston, Mass, Oct. 9.-The alumr1ae of Smith College have discovered that out Of ifty-seven marriages of co., lege girl graduates there is only one divorce.
 In striking contrast to this per centage is that disclosed by the in- vestigators who have found that there was one divorce out of every ten or. twelve marriages of non-college wo- men.
 Not the least impressed with the re- suits of the investigation is Miss Angie c. Chapin, who is now acting Dean of Wellesley
 College. women usually marry late in life," says Dean Chapin. They know their own minds, and they find happiness
 The Smith College investigators de- clare that out of eighty-five marriages in which graduates of Smith are the participants there is recorded but C. single divorce, making the average extremely low The average, as of other colleges, is not quite so en- couraging.
 Miss Chapin says:
 T believe that most college women marry somewhere about the age of 23, or perhaps somewhat later than that. You know the course at col legel carries girl rather we'll through the childish period'-the period when mere fascination might play so large a part. Once this period is over the girl gains boise and sense; she be- comes more serious; she loses tine fr1vollty that many young girls possess and she feels more acutely the sense of responsibility that every prospec- tive wife and mother should have.
 'In the light of the figures that the Smith alumnae have brought forth it seems plainly evident that college training gives girl that force of character and stability of tempera- ment that makes her look upon di- vOrce as nonresident and undesirable, perhaps unnecessary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
SISTERS RESCUE 25O GIRLS.
Driven From Wheeling House of Good
 Shepherd by Destructive Fire.

Wheeling, West Va, Oct. s1Tne Catholic home of the Good Shepherd, at Edgington, near this city, was en- tirely destroyed by fire that started at 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
 One of the 250 girl inmates of the home awoke and detected the odor of smoke. She aroused one of the forty Sisters of the Good Shepherd in charge. of the home, and with tho greatest celerity the children were led from the burning building to a nearby hillside. None was injured, but many were in scanty attire
 The fire originated in the chapel and spread with great rapidity. The loss will be between $25,000 and s5o,- 000
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
c. E. UNION MEETING.

The twenty-ffth annual meeting of the Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Union will be held at the Peoples Presbyterian church on Laurel ave- nue, at this time the officers for the coming year will be elected. The speaker will be Rev. John R. Brown of the First Baptist church. The praise service will be in charge of Rev. Higginbotham. Dr. Browns ad- dress will be the Achievements of Youth He is we'll adapted to speak on this subject having had consider able work with young people. We are glad to welcome MT. Brown to Bridgeport and to the endeavor work of the city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY ( VS, A HOPELESS CASE.

Hon. Ark. J. E.. Freeman says: 'I had a severe case of Kidney trouble and could not work and my case seemed hopeless. One large bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and have never been bothered since. 1 always recommend it." F. B. Brill, Curtis Pharmacy. *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
FEARS THAT MISSING HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
 HAS BEEN KIDNAPPED
Special from United Press.l

New London, Oct 9-The worst is feared today in the disappearance of Aredale Scriver, the schoolgirl who left home nearly a month ago, dropping out of sight as if the earth had swal- lowed her up. She is not now be- leved to be with her father in Pan anna, as plenty of time has elapsed for her to- have written.
 The tenderloin settlements of the large cities are being searched with a fine tOOthcomb. Fears are enter tained that sfe has been Kidnapped and forced to enter a life Of shame against her will
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
WAR AGAINST UNRIPE
 FRUITS FROM FLORIDA
Especial from United Press. }

Especial from United Press)
 Washington, Oct. 9-Upon receipt of information that the northern markets are about to be flooded with green and chemically ripened citrus fruits from Florida, the Federal government, to- day, prepared to join with Florida state officials in a campaign of con- fiScation.
 The Florida laws forbid the ship ments of unripe fruits but it is re- ported that enormous shipments have been made secretly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
DIR. DEANRs ADDRESS.

Dr. c. W. Deane, superintendent of public schools, speaking at public meeting under the auspices of the Equal Franchise league at the Newfield building, Saturday afternoon, said that most critics of the public school sys- tenn were not informed as to the meth ods employed, and that their criticism was not worthy of consideration He went into the work of the teachers at length. There was a large and atten- tive audience
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
EEK MILLIONAIRE BROKER
 HELD FOR LARCEN.
fsneciaI fron United Presal

Special from United Presa)
 Boston. Oct 9-Louis F. Gavet, one time millionaire broker, and a member of one of New England's oldest fami- lies. was held in s4,0OO bail, today. when he pleaded not guilty to larceny which involves, it is said, the sum of s1OO. .000 He appeared before Judge Sanderson, in Superior Criminal court, On two indictments which were secret ly handed down.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
Weather Indications

Especial from United Press.)
 New Haven, Oct 9-Forecast: fair tonight and Tuesday, light to mod crate, variable winds.
 Disturbances, this morning, central over the gulf district. are producing cloudy weather with showers in the Pacific coast.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather followed on Tuesday by increasing cloudiness and slowly ris- ing temDerature.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
STATE TROOPS IN < FLOODED DISTRICTS
 TO STOP LOOPING
Special from United PressY

Black River Falls. Oct elTwo companies of state troops are patroll- ing this city and the Black River be- low, today. to prevent footing in the flood district and to assist in sani- tary work.
 It has been decided to rebuild the town on the hills On the west bank Of the river.
 : Cities below here report high water.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
THE PRETTIEsT FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of. ten disf1gured by an unsightly wart It can easily be remov ed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and 166 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
"sEVEN DAYS, PLEAsEs.

'fSeven Days received it's second presentation in Bridgeport, Saturday night, to a house of fair size The company brought out the laughter pro- ducing powers of the play to the ut most
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Ground Spices.


 Go to the Union Pacific Tea Co., s store for your ground spices-aH the choicest selections from the West In- dies and Asia. Full strength, no adulteration.
 Special Sale of untrimmed hats at E. H. Dillon & Co.'S 1105 Main street, in all the smart new up-to-date shapes priced fully 1-2 what similar goods are sold for else where.
 Another New Store Next week the Alling Rubber Go. are to open a second new store in AL bany, N. Y. This last addition to their chain makes 19 busy filling rub Der stores. Their large buying en- ables them to deal direct with the largest and most reliable manufactur- CTS thus insuring their customers fresh goods at lowest prices,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09

New York--Mrs. Lillian Cox and, Werner Anderson, who for years have lived across the street from each oth- CT, met first when the Cox machine broke down in Swit&erland. Ander- son fixed it. Now they are wed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-09
CLEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaranteed not to inJure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, ink, Paint and Dirt For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wm. R. Winn. :44 Strat Ave.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06

fan taale at mo0tage bans mil0t
@dber, og ban bol0er iaa oite i'm
9aan0 til6age. @iperen er itSrrt
emo bans @oper. &oor mango Ell
Der fife, Iom m%o0tager @uOs rigG
@aDer, men glemmer at iige 6of.
>, boor ri bog er rige, at Ri bar
Ell Iaa0an f9rlig 6aOer, iom oper-
der os me0 fine @aper. 8i nlaa if
fe 6efDmre os for 6en fommenoe
Sto; tbi oct be0rgner Dor bimmel-
ife 5a0er, og oct 6ebiier, at Dor
Ero o9 SilIio til bam life er, iom
ben 6ur0e bore. So, iaa6an ONT
trent lgo 3onerne / oenne Ssitpre.
oifen, og Ser bar iiffert mango, Der
ben Dag tit TENT 0eres $iertes
Stren9e til mere 2op og Eaf til
6onL iom er ale goOe @aners @i-
Der.
On @ftermio0ogen oor Ser fSrIt
96rnegu0Stjeneite og 6erefter ling.
oomsms0e og ON Iftenen Slut
ningsme0e. 5il l1n96omsmeoet ban-
De en- al 0e unge ~ifrepet to Snnge,
iom bIeb ofiun9et. Der bar life
ioo foa 8ilreiien0e til Oisie Ms.
Der, o9 De bill iiffert Iammen me0
os 9ioe @u0 9@ren og 8offen for
Be if6nne Gage, Ri fit 2oo til at
tilbringe innmen. 8ern9it Eof til
Breiterne, iom pr9oiteoe Oroet for
os.
Sans Wgaer oe 6amilie iom
ON fort 9io flptter til @Ibert Qeo,
bob6e / Sen0ngs inobu6t De un9e
til at fontnte u0 og Beige Dem
poo oeres 5arm, og troos oct BOAR.
Ii9e 8eir og isIe6e @eie, baooe nof
en- temmeliq itor Slot toget imoo
Sn6bb6elien.
= BaItor g. g. s. Nielien, iom
/ 6isie Gage er poa 9ei6g bos bans
6a6er og Ssiter Der, prG0ifeOe /
Ra3oretb airfe iiOIte Ssn6ng. San
er MI pao Sci til lit npe aoIO,
5ernonIe, GnGif.
= STUDENT Borl Solmitrlip, iom
nh bar opbolot iiq Der ca. 3 Woa.
ne6er, reiite / @on6n9s til Blair
for at qenoptn9e fine Stu0ier pno
SfoGen.
= Scr. oq Mrs. q. Ieterien fra
Coulter, So, 6or bpret Der og be.
i6Qt 8enner oe 9etenbte.
= GoItor Brsbenien par tilDfis.
iionsm6oe / gilbert Sea. iioite ltge,
oa / benne ltge er ban reiit til Wiss
iionsmsoe I Ruifin, Nebr.
Sobo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06

oiIlig til at bielpe en- anOen meo
i'm 9proe, ina ganr oct goOt. 8iI
enbber oerimo0 lp5ie 8proer paa
onore, iaa gaar oct ilOe.
Sbor blot ben inobprOes organi-
iereoe 9ielp 6uroe 9aa, ifal oi life
in6la0e os poa Der, men SUBS 0ie-
niebeo bur6e life itoar tilbnse ior
Dem, Der er u6enior, meo Senipn
til inobprOes 6iafp. 6olt iOm bill
baa0e bielpe Jig ieIO og line Og
oare meo at bialpe ANDRE, bbr if
fe orioes ooer / %per0slige 6orenin-
ger for at fin0e 5~meOefommenbeo.
Heo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06

Nebr. altiaa 200 Mil imellem Of
TO Na6opr9lter. u. S. anoerien Dat
bel NOT ieIoifreoen Misiion9r, men
rDgteOe lit aalo trolig iommen meo
De TO GrGi tier. 5bi oct bar fife joel
ben, man ioo Dem ale 8 | Slot og
6plge, naar man ifulle booe it6rre
MeOer, iom ogioa nof funoe ido
BET u0fnlo, at Der bar li9e ioa man.
ge Breiter JON Gil6grere.
SiOerne filter 10 for ale Wenne.
ifer og n9iten til ale 3ioer. u. s.
@nOerien REFER til Donmorf %
timber Jig en- Ne0bielper for Geiten
al lit 2io, o9 oa ie9 iiOen ioa BAN
og eniteOe BAN til 2pffe, iogoe ban
6lonot an0et: ga, oct bar nof Ser.
rem, Der f6rte % inmmen". = Sra
geebr. reiite an0erie en- til Bortlano,
Oregon, iioen til 3eeooille, Ore,
og ga 6en oonife aoIoni oe6 gitee-
ne, Ore, fog i'm 9e9pn6eIie oe0
BaItor g. 9. 6. Sanien, flptte0e
&n6erien BERTH me0 8amiIie, bpor
Stso6Dtten MI boiler til OpIton6el-
lens Worgen. 8re0 mea bans Steo,
Og &erren treite bans eiterIoote.
8resno, Gol.
8. So6non.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06
Bnoeligc Smaaifrifter.

NDc Wnmrc.
Ger. SIS SeIter Selene .08
Nr. 549-5Gorence Nightingale .06
9r. 550-Gt GprligbeoensOffe .09
3r. 55t-aon man bIiOe bis paa
lin 5relie? .06
Rr. 552-Saoer Nirifaner .08
0r. 553-9imer, SimmeIfIoffer .OS
Rr. 554-Sntet og BOG alt .06
5iliommen 206 Si0er al uompr.
fet friitelia 29sning for flu SOC.
Spcciclt SilbnS.
Ronr one ope~nItaoenoe beitilles
paa cen Sang biG ri meoienOe 9 T a.
It's ct gfsemplar al Hait. q. 3.
Mnoiens iortrinlige file 9og nS G
CUBS Gam. 6rimGrfer
mooto9es.
Dan. 2ut6. Bubl. Soue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06
Sslarn
Gn SroCns TrDpeiten.

Gn g%ribeuoe Sfiloring al @au-
bammeoonismens Oprin6elie o9ll0-
bre0elie inmt SiIitonoen / Sen MT
oprenoe mubammeoonife 8erOen, oa
ct froftigt Opraab ON GeItagelie
arbeioet for gbongeliets llobreoel'
ie blonot SsGoms Millioner. @i
Misiionpr Samuel DC. 3Demer
Oberiot og forfortet al SoeneprGit
4flton YeoerIen, Molborg.
@n M BOG al fsrite &angs Sn'
teresie for en6oer Misiionspen
LOG Si6er. Iris 40 Cts.
Gam. 9utb. Bubl. Sou G.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06
Geoar Sails. Sa.=

W3iiS Minnie Ga8muSien er rejit
iii J}ortb 9afota for at beiege ben.
0es 9rooer Sergen Hasmitsien oa
tillige ail9gge 9ei6g bos andre 90.
Oe genner oeroppe / BET bsie 0or0.
81 oil oog baabe, at 8interen ion
i9ooanlig inofin0er Jig tiolig Der.
oppe, iao BUN mart al ben
@runo moa beitemme Jig til at
enn Spo paa iaerl. 81 oil nemli9
life gerne un0p9re ben0e ret lenge,
ga BUN er en- al 9prerinoerne / Dor
SsnOagsifole.
Sens Senien meo 6antilie,
iOm boeOe pau Siprnet al 8. og
9hii st., er reiit 6erira og bar
toget 9olig / Cafe Wills, 5a.
@amle Seren 3ielien, iom
MI / mango Aar, iioen bans Suitru5
0e0, bar leoet alene / lit 9us paa
9luff Ct, er flpttet til 8aterloo
for at tage Opbolo pos i'm Caters
Ser. San Far iolgt lit Sus tiEbom.
Sbomien for 100 Dollars.
llngOoms baooe en-
oeIlptfet SommeruOilugt til MaOS
8oliiS 6nrm for en- Sio iioen %
tiIbragte en- ifen Ssn0og Gitermio-
bag oeru6e.
Beter An0erien og Ssitre ira
@eit 9ranc6, So., iom pr. 4ltto.
mobil bar oGret poa Reiie til au.
item, Minn., ltan0ieoe FER Ell Ssn.
bag for at bile paa 8enner % BE.
fen0te.
- Saco6 Senien, JON ior Ell lib
iiOen fom 6ertil ira Racine, @is.,
er flDttet til genion - 3 Mil ber.
ira 9pen ior / 8orening meO
i'm SIN at beapnoe a9bmanosior.
refining Ger.
Sort Misiions. o. u%ngooms.
mgoe i forrige llge bar ct i9r0e-
les ifGnt og peliignet Me0e. Set
begpnOte ON SorSoog Bitten, %
iom 8alere oar oa fommet til Ste.
oe goitor 8. n. Olien ira Gilbert
Sea, Minn., og gaitor $. Senicn
ira aim6allton, ga, % Dor egen
Frpit, 9oitor 6. B%roocnien. Gaitor
Olien tolte ferit, og ON emo bans
Sefit bar fort, par Den til @en9Glo
iaare inO6olOsrig, BET bar nemli9
oct enc Oro nSeius", iom ban / en-
inotrGngenOe BrG0ifen iorflare0e
os 9etpOningen al. 9aitor 5enien
talte Oereiter, % bans 1efit bar:
Gin Sro bar frelit 6ig", og bette
pasieoe 10 iaa goot iommen meo
ben fsrIte 3efit, 6a Der 10 finn er
SreIie for Spnoere pan oenne enc
Waaoe, nemIig pe6 Sroen pna Se-
Ius.
Der bar ioa Ms0er igen ON Sire.
hagen og ON 2sroaeen; ON Sire.
hagen fom 8aitor 9onoo ira 9ooen-
port, Sa., og Baitor Olien ira al.
bert 2ea moatte iorIa6e os ON
2sr6aeen.
Ssnoagen 6len, iom I Gegelen
er 1ilfploet pes @isiionsmpoer, Sen
itore Tag, og ON oct emo trneoe
meo Hegn belle 0ogen, bar Dor itore
og imuffe Strife fplot meo Eilbere-
re. Yoitor SEMEN tiente peb Hao-
perboroet, oa Baitor gonoo prpoi-
feSe peo Ssimesie9uostieneiten; oct
par en- fIor og opgtig BrG0ifer,
6pori nogle al @rlnotonerne loo
i%ooleoes: n8or bimmelife 6aoer peO
at gipe fine gsrn oe beoite @auer,
ban ier bort Siertes Trana oo bans
Omioresfuloe gie fcIeer os, oe la
ser ale Sing tiere til bort ge0ite.
@u0 Ter. at menneifet life o[ti0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06
rite Maaueos6ioraa $500

meO isrite Maaneos6iorne $500
ior 6egge.
s g.
Get ifal bore etbnert MeolemS
Bligt at inobetale lit Wooneosbi.
Drag inoen ben 10. / bner Manneo
eaer meloe @runoen for l1oela0eI.
ien oerof. On ct MeOlem fori6m.
mer lin Bliet | ioa Senieenoe | ire
Waoneoer, ifent paaminoet oerom,
betrogtes oeOfommenOe iom uogaaet
al 6orenineen.
Sp9ebi9lp.
Z.
5 8ilfelOe al ct MeOlems Sp9.
bonn bill 6oreningen poe en- timber.
i~tstteIie al $500 ON ueen, naar
neofommenoe Meolem bar tilbsrt
6orenin9en / minOit ire Maaneoer
(ira oenne GiOSbegr9nsning uf1o.
toges BOG tiliploig 9eltooigelle oeo
lllpffestili9loe). SfulOe iamtioi9
flere Spgoomstili9IOe inotreffe,
emo MiOlerne funne foripne me0
ben nGnnte SDgebi9lp, oa oeles
aasiens Snotpgter ligelie mellem
De ipge meO Spgeugerne iom 5or-
boloStal. llnoeritsttelien oil / ct
ioaoant SiIfpIoe blipe reouceret ira
ben Gag at regne, oa MT SDg.
oomstilf9I0e fan gore Strap paa
llnoerItsttelie.
Spgebiplp p0es life for minore
emo cen ltge, og SiGIpen betaIes
life, isr peO anOen 5peeuge8 ge.
gnnOelie.
s 9.
Spgebiplp betales fun for 10
Tiger ON Aoret, uoen ser iinoeS
minoit $500 i Gasien for boert
Me0lem Of 6oreningen, og iaooan
efstra SpQebiplp mna ga al Sore.
nin9ens geitpreIie beoil9es for ct
8iosrum al life ooer cen Maane0
40 Sanger.
5 10.
Der betoles intet Waoneosbiorog
al ct Meolem, meOens set er ip9t
OF moOtaaer SpgebiGIp.
5 #.
5oreningrn iorlanger at ct Ne0.
lem Tor at erbolOe Speebi9lp moa
foreoiie 5ormnnoen en- 2%pgentteit
for Observation-Disclosures, for ban fan
9ibe ansiereren Or0re til llobeto.
ling al SpgebipIp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06
Gbenc5er onnife eb..lntb. Menis.
beos gcgrnpeliesfasie.
S I.

Gil Gbene3er oanife 60. .lut6 .Me.
ni9beos Spaeforening bsrer en- 9e.
grapeIiesfasie, foreitoaet al iomme
gmbeosmpn6 % 9eitnrelie. 7or
SptngeIie ! og MeSIemsret al oenne
eGIoer Inmme TegIer Iom SIS /
Snneforeningslooene.
NeoIemmers 9ern funne oaiao
bare me6, naar oct ipSuonIigeMe6.
I%emsbiorng 6etnIes for Dem.
2.
Ser 6etales 80 Gents iom Sn0.
trnoeliesbi0rag og OeO 6bert Obs.
fal0 80 Sents. Som 9egropelies.
bi9Ip gioes 80 Gents for bbert
Meolem al Observation-Disclosures.
Hoar Meolemsontnllet ooeritiger
$50, MISUNDERSTANDING ioa set lam.
Ie0e 9els6 uoger $500 boiffen
Gum 0a uobetales iom gegraoel.
leshiplp.
Ger maa nltio iin6es $500 /
ansien eler 80 Gents for 6pert
Meolem al 6%oreningen, bpilfet op.
frGbes itrafs eiter at gegropeIies.
biplp er poet.
gi bill life npgte Bait. Scott at
optaee bans Grtifel og ioa meget
al ben meofslgenoe aonititution,
iom oi amer for at babe 9etponing,
on ni tror, at FER err peget poa en-
Sag Of eanife itor 9%etponing for
bort Misiionsarbeioe i9rIig | De
itore gper.
Der fan 10 iaetens peges paa en-
bef Del Menneifer, iom life bar
grig for seniioiee ltnoeritstteIies.
f%orenin9er, men oct f%ornnorer life
ben aenbseerning, at iprlig Smoa-
f~aarsfoGf ! 9perne bar Drug for
Dem.
Bi mener M ogiaa, at EN- rigtig
5oritaaelie al BauliOro: nMen Der.
oerIom rogen life bar Omiore for
line eene, oe iier for fine SusfoIf,
ban bar fornGgtet Sroen % ct ppr-
re END en- pantro," - o09rer bper-
andres 9nroer," ,gnbper ifal
bGre i'm egen 8proe", - for life
at bare nogen iii gproe" - peger
| Ietnina al oronet og organiieret
inobproes Sielp.
8eriom enbner iseer at bore i'm
egen 9prOe, og ban iaa tillige er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-06

Ger mac aItio iin6es $500 i
ansien eGer 80 Gents for 6pert
Meblem al 6oreningen, boilfet ops
frGpes itrofs efter at @~eerapelies-
hi9lp er poet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04

kapitalistov. Izmed navzocih so
govorili Sc nekateri drugi sodru-
gi. Posebno sodr. Zakrajsek je V
kratkem govoru vzpodbujal nav
zoGe, da posvetijo vse moGi, da
Sc socialistiGna ideja razSiri V ma
81 n%aselbini.
Shod bill je glede ma slabo vre-
me precej dobro obiskan; kar je
zavednih delavcev bill so vsi nav
zoGi in videc, koliko .je Sc med
mani takih, Xxi zaduhli sobi ca
kajo, kedaj DO "Buh" dial holjSe.
storili so trden sklep, da ne miru-
jejo dokler ne posije zarek svo-
bode tudi med tie duSevne reveze.
P~riloznost Ia to DO posebno sedaj,
ko izide majeva izdaja ''Proletar-
ca. cato re sedaj pozivljamo vse
zavedne rOjake, da Sc takrat po-
trudijo, da pride 'Proletarec' V
vsako SLOW. hiSo.
+. Novak, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04
Aroma, Pa.
Zahvala.

Skupni odbor StrajkujoGih ella
nov S. S. p. Z. vas prosi. priobci-
te to Zahvalo druStvu st. "a. s. :.
p. u. Y Milwaukee, Wis. "a posla-
no ponce nam ubogim Strajkar.
jem IN svoto $1,000, XII ie nabral
Sobrat j. krolnik ma druStveni Sc.
il in ma njih veSclici. Darovalci
so SledeGi:
Po 80: Marija Ocvirk, J. De
virk. j. Marinko, w. Rus. Ant
Bregant in j. Barnic; pc p ct.
j. Prislan. \. TurnSek. +. Robesh
NJ. Hinich, ID. kreculovit. +. BreG.
ko, Neimenovan. l.. Rebrovich. \
Novak, w. Razbornik. p. Skru.
bell. j. Chopp, L. Perat, +. Ro.
bach. l.. IakrajSek, FIR. Adler, \
Tominsek, J. Kranjc, FIR. Ierjav
y. Turk, \. Nerhovnik. NJ. Flu.
dernik, y. Glojek NIL. =. Ocvirk
j. kalan. j. PreseGnik. j. Staut
FIR. BaGu MI, j. Primoz. j. Err.
meme. j. Levstik, j. Tisol. +. Clio
jek, FIR. MatjaS, j. Jovle, Joe Clio.
jek, J. krolnik. l.. Sudan. Frank
Pesec. j. Prank, V. Drawn. \
Stopar in j. Muzga: pc II ct.
Franciska Zovla. FIR. Ambroz. FIR
Hanrej pc 10 ct: FIR. Puncer. G
Suler. r. PodlinSek. VI. Gregorn.
Franciska kalan. j. Kren. r
Waite, j. SuSnik. j. Benda i'm 2C
ct. Apolonija Dobnik.
Sc enkrat pray srcna zahvala
poberalcu in vSem darovalcem ter
darovalkam. - PoZdrav ma vse
>avedne delayce Y naSi noyi do
movini.
NJ. Brunet,i
tajnik skupnega odbOra,
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DOBRo SLUZBO

lahko dobi vsak mladeniG ali go
spodicna ma zeleznici ali pa pri
"brezzicnem brzojavu". Odkar
je osemurni delavnik postal "a
kon in Sc mnoze brezzicne posta-
je, primanjkuje priblizno 10000
brzojavnih vsiuzbencev. ZaGetni-
Xxi dobivajo $40 do 500 mesecno.
NaSa Sofa je pod nadzorstvom vi
Sjih brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem.
XII dokonGajo Solo s povoljnim
vspehom, so sluzbe osigurane. Pi-
Site "a podrobnosti Solskemu "a
vodu, XII VAN je najblizji. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute. Cincin-
natl, O., Philadelphia, Pa. Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia, S. c., Da-
NEWPORT, Ia, Portland, Ore.
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Milwaukee. Wis.

Cenjeno uredniStvo:-
Prosim n%atisnite V "Proletar-
Gu med porocili IL stranke sle-
dece:
Soc. klub Edinost priredil ie V
nedeljo &c marca V prostorih F..
komarja javen shod. Govoril ie
sodr. Karl Minklej. kandidat "a
aldermana at Large. Opisal ie vse
zahrbtne' spletke. : katerimi hi
rade kapitalisticne stranke obla-
tile delo mestnega zastopstva.
posebno pa nakup novega sveta.
OBJ obeh straneh Milwaukee River
"a park, o katerem upiieio. da
mora biti predlozen ljudstvu "a
glasovanje. A V casu. ko je smrd.
ljivi Rose 2 njegovimi priiatelii
prodal mesto druzbi cestne zelez-
nice "a celih 36 let, nj nihee H.
med teh "postenjakov" omenial
lJudsko glasovanje. Tho "a brb.
tom so oropali mesto. ma kor;st