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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
NEBRASKANS WHO OWN
STOCK IN CHICAGO BANKS
Books of Assessors show that More
Than Six Hundred Shares Are
Owned in State.

CHICAGO, June s. -(SpeciaL)- That
stocks in Chicago's numerous banks are
widely held by investors throughout the
country is revealed by their annual re-
port to the assessors. Among the stock
holders are the following from Nebraska,
with the number of shares each owns:
Continental and Commercial National
John l.. Anderson, Beatrice, 1; w. r. Aud,
Lincoln, 46; w. M. Kaufman, Browns
Vile, IA; Charles II. May. Fremont. 25 j.
X May Fremont, %; George NJ. Murphy,
Crete 80; j. Lind Carson, Auburn, Is; Miss
Rosanna Carson, Lincoln, 126; Irving w.
Crazy, Guide Rock, IL; Edward A. Cudahy,
Omaha $40.
Live Stock Exchange National-Annie M.
Piatt, Gothenburg, %.
Lasalle Street Nationally. r. Goodrich,
Fairbury, 10; II. II. McLucas Fairbury 10;
National City-John L. Anderson, Beat
rice. 3; T. F. Birmingham, O'Neill. 90;
Edward F. Gallagher, ONeill. 30.
Stockman's Trust and Saving-Alfred De
Union Bank OF Chicago-C. C. Hansen,
Grand Island. 30.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
CoTNER COMMENCEMENT HELD
Twenty-SecOnd Annual Graduation
Takes Place at Christian
University.
(From a staff Correspondent. }

LINCOLN, June ESPECIAL. THE TWEEN
ty-second annual commencement of Cot
ner university, was held at the Christian
church at Bethany today. Rev. George B.
Van Arsdale of Denver delivered the ad-
dress. Twenty-one graduates received
diplomas from Chancellor Oeschger Sew
eral honorary degrees were granted. The
following we're given their degrees as grad
yates:
Wenona wilkinson, Bertha Wilson,
Wayne Philpott, Catherine Helena Demar-
est, Alma Leita Perrine, Stella s. Witham,
II. Ernest Parminter, Bessie A. Van Bus
kirk, Joanna F. Somers. Clarence G. MijS~-
Clyde Cordner, Merle Aspinwall, Homer J..
Young, Leon A. Moomaw, Arthur Fergu-
son Richey, George Dill, John G. Abe,
Frank A. Woten and Vera E. Moomaw.
Clyde Cordner also received a degree.
Certificates were awarded as follows;
Frank Woten, English Bible certificate;
Alma Perrine, Bessie Belle Farley and
Grace Agnes Turner. certificates from the
school OF Music; Alma Perrine, Wayne
Philpott, Catherine IL. Demarest, Stella
Witham, II. Ernest Parminter, WenonG
Wilkinson, Bessie A. Van Buskirk, Joanna
e. Somers, Vera E. Moomaw, Clarence G.
Miles and Edith e. Jones were also
awarded professional state certificates.
Five other pupils received first grade
state certificates and eight were awarded
second grade state certificates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
F0RTY-FIvE HoBoES CAPTURE
FREIGHT ENTERING H0LDREGE
Police, Informed of visit, Receive
Them with open Jail and Give
Them Band Concert.

HOLDREGE, Neb.. June a-(spscial Tel
egram.) -Forty-five hoboes who had all
but taken possession of the train were
landed in this city last evening by the
local Burlington freight from the east.
They were given . warm reception by the
police force. which had been informed OF
the capture OF the train and had been
largely increased for the reception.
one-third OF the hobo army was quickly
lodged in the city jail and their brethren
scurried westward. Five who were found
to have money on their persons were sent
out on a late passenger train.
SO far as known the men did no acts OF
violence and had no particular destination
in view. incidentally the reception here
included a band concert, this being the
evening for the weekly practice OF the
Commercial club band in the city hall
where the Jail II located
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
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Mrs. Fisse at the Brandeis.

Mrs. Fiske at the Brandeis.
Mrs. F1ske and her Manhattan company
in Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh," a comedy in
three acts, by Harry James Smith. The
Justin Rawson .......... Henry Stephenson
Miss Rawson, his sister ,:..:;...:....;,,...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Katherine Emmett
Godfrey Rawson, his younger son 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. George ID. Parker
Anthony Rawson. his elder son -.
............ ..-........... William II. BOYD
Mrs. Stephen Leavitt $50. Edith Barker
Peter swallow .Malcolw duncan
MI. A. isSaaiiiec''''.'''FIogyine Arnns
Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh ....... Mrs. Flske
Violet de Sale ......., Kathlene MacDonell
Nina ......................H Helena Van Brugh
Mrs. Fiske in comedy is quite a novelty
TO those who have come to know her only
for The more serious appeals to the intel
lect she has made during the last decade
or longer. But some of the older OF the
audience who laughed with her at the
Brandeis last night can recall day when
her bent seemed directly in line OF comedy,
and some OF them have always felt that a
first-rate comedienne was swallowed up
in the greater achievements of this dis
Iinguished woman. Her active life is
taken up with so many interests that one
wonders when she gets time to laugh,
and perhaps that is the reason she has
staged her present play. Mrs. Bump
stead-Leigh" gives her many opportunities
to laugh, and 1t Is quite beievaDle that the
nearly chuckles she INDUCES from Tune IL
| time are more than the stage laughs re-
quiTed by the progress of the play, HeI
run is too real. and her enjoyment toe
/ sincere 10 be entirely assumed, even by
so clever a woman. And she does show
! her protean qualities in many ways in THU
play. especially in her changes from th'
role of the sristocratic Engiishwoman L
that Of the hustling HoosieT. full OF In
diana idioms and Tired by the determine
ton that has pushed her upward from IN,
heaven OF an alliance by marriage Will
one OF England's most exclusive families
II is in the latter char acter that she ma
| undertaken to arrange a marriage between
her younger sister and the scion Of on
of Americas most exalted families. sh
has all but succeeded. when a sarrulou
tombstone peddler from the old home Il
Indiana turns up and the plans for IN
wedding are wrecked. Just at the momen
OF defeat victory comes 10 her. for sh
discovers that the youthful snob who ha
denounced her IL not impeccable, and a
his brother really loves her sister, Mrs
Bumpstsad-Leigh lie left mistress Of tn
field. The material 10 scanty enough an
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
FuneraI of HoIareEe Pioneer.

HoLDRBGD. Neb.. June S-tSpecial)-
The funeral Of Mrs. f. l. Kiplinger was
held Wednesday afternoon from the home
on West Fourth avenue. Services were
conducted by Rev. f. c. Newland, pastor
Of the Methodist church, assisted by Rev.
DIR. Colvin Of Orleans and Rev. DR.. Hey
wood OF Porto Rico. Mrs Kiphnger was
rs years and months old and with her
husband had celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary last year. She was one
OF the states most jealous supporters OF
fcI eign missionary work and had given
largely OF her means 10 build and help sus-
tain missions In Porto Rico, India and
China
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
New Depot for Alma.

ALMA, Neb.. June S.-(SpeciaI )-GeneraI
Manager George Holdrege, General Super
intendent Allen, Division superintendent
Flynn. and Railroad Commissioner Furse
were in Alma Tuesday morning and de-
cided to build the new depot on the site
where the alfalfa mill stood. the old depot
to be used as a freight house. Work is to
commence at once. A. C. shallenberger, w.
G. Haskell ]. G. Thompson, Joseph Boeh-
ler' p. M. Everson and r. l. Keester met
the party at the depot and escorted them
through the city in automobiles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
shooting Match at coIumbus.

COLUMBUS, Neb., June s.-(Special)-
Friday and Saturday of this week the
big A. league, composed of Missouri, Okla
homa, Nebraska and Kansas, will hold
their summer shoot In this city on the
grounds Of Gottschalk farm. The Column
bus Gun club is looking after the shoot.
and they expect at least 100 shooters to be
in attendance Dave Elliott Of Kansas City
Is secretary Of the league and he will
score the shooters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
False Alarm of Fire at shelby.

SHELBY, Neb., June S.-(Special)-A
good rain fell here last night, accompanied
by little hail Gust Hartel discovered a
fire on the top of the Shelby Mercantile
building, directly after a heavy clap Of
thunder. He rang the fire bell, which con-
gregated about thirty citizens and quick
run was made with the hook and ladder
and hose carts. Upon addival at the store
they found no fire, but simply {. W.
Moon, the manager on the roof OF the
building in his nightshirt and with Ian
tern, looking for leaks, the flare OF the
lantern causing all the trouble.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
UNION PACIFIC STATION
At GRAND ISLAND ROBBED

GRAND ISLAND Neb.. June s.-(Special
Telegram.)-Th Union Pacific passenger
station was entered about 1850 this morning
While A. l.. Brown, the night agent, was
across the street eating lunch. Currency
and silver TO the amount OF $50 was taken.
There Is no clue. Entrance appears TO
have been made by running a thin blade
between the door casing and moulding and
slipping back the catch in the lock. There
are generally a dozen or more people at
the depot even during the most quiet hours
OF the night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
New Town 20 Celebrate Fourth.

MGREW, Neb., June ESPECIAL THE
Union Pacific railroad has cut the Burling-
ton crossing at Northport and has started
TO lay rails on their western extension
through to Wyoming. The rails are to
reach McGrew by July 4. and the citizens
have planned big demonstration The
town is beginning a boom, a lumber yard
brick factory and bank being started last
week, while an elevator is assured TO
handle grain by fan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

BEATRICE. Neb.. June S.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram. 1.-The grocery store or Johnson d
Garrison and Goebel * Heftelfinger Meat
market were entered last night by burglars,
WHO secured 81 In cash bioodhounds iol-
lowed the supposed uail OF the thieves To
"a negro camp south OF the city, but as yet
the officers have mace no arrests
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

YORK, Neb., June s.-(special.)-The
musical festival OF the York hish schooi
Glee club assisted by the grades az the
York opera house under under directorship
Of Miss Phila sedgewick. daughter Of Tim
musical treat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
Nebraska Eagles at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Neb., June s.-(special.)-
Platte aerie 1884, Frsternal Order OF Eagles.
is making great preparations to entertain
the state meeting OF the Eagles in this
city next week. June Il. "a and Is. They
have prepared an elaborate program and
will conclude the meeting with a banquet.
A carnival company has been engaged for
the week for entertainment for the visiting
delegates and Eagles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

some of the situations are trite, but these
imperfections are easily overlooked in the
Joy that comes through the combination of
Mrs. Fiske and a clever company bent on
making fun
AS woman with a past, Mrs. Fiske has
appeared in many characters; always with
the sympathy in her favor, and in this
she sull maintains the balance. for her
past is not one of which she needs be
especially ashamed. In fact, she shows
something Of a snobbsh tendency herself
in her effort TO cater TO snobbery by con-
cealing the fact that her father was Jim
Sales. patent medicine millionaire. and not
the de Sale, whose name she spells so
sweety for the inquirtng Jim Swallow.
But that is all she has TO conceal and
she does II well, until her sister, slip OF
a girl, blurts out the truth and apparently
tImbles the whole card house into ruin.
Even in the wreck Mrs. Fiske finds some
glints of humor, and the family council
that opens the third act is one Of the
funniest scenes ever laughed at.
Mrs Arnold has a low comedy role that
she does with splendid effect Miss Nc
Donell is very sweet in the ingenue part,
and Miss Van Brugh is splendid in the
saucy soubrette servant girl part Mr.
duncan makes up IN energy What ne lacks
in JUNCTION as Peter Swallow, the very
laxative tombstone agent, and gets many
laughs as a result. This has been a very
difficult place in the company TO fill as
Mr. Duncan is the fourth actor TO essay
the role, having been preceded by Hol-
brook Blinn, Henry f. Dixey and Tim
Murphy. Mr. Stephenson gives a good
study of the man who is puffed up with
family pride, and is ably supported by
Miss Emmett who insists that OF all con
siderations that OF family must come first
Mr. Boyd makes good deal out of the
pIiggish role he has. and Mr. Parker does
very we'll with that OF the brother who
isn't so strong on family. but who does
win the love Of sweet girl. Cyril Young
Kitson is excellent. and Mr.. Mech and
Miss Barker complete a splendid cast.
The engagement ends tonight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
ErienI MnI CeIehratr.

FRIEND. Neb., June s.-(special)-
Friend will celebrate the Fourth OF July
this year. A purse Of over 500 under the
auspices Of the Commercial club has been
raised and plans for a great celebra ton
IL being laid
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

hours to appeal from our orders to the
state fire commissioner Charles Randall,
who shall then give him a hearing. Should
the fire commissioner uphold our orders,
the only thing left for an owner to do
will be to carry his case into the district
court. where he may get a restraining or
der, prohibiting us from proceeding I'M
der the law"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
At the Gayety.

The drop In temperature has resulted in
even an increased demand for seats for
The Melting Pot" which Is now being
seen at the Gayety for the first time in
Omaha. Every precaution is taken TO make
the theater as comfortable as possible. and
with the various blasts OF iced air being
distributed all over the house. all ceiling
venulators open and an immense forty-two
inch exhaust fan on the roof continually
drawing the used air out. the task is simple
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09


ceived diplomas as follows:
Elizabeth Won BerginDella Kolb,
Charlotte Van WickleiOren Kratzer,
Bertha Mansfield, Ray Mcclure,
Jennie M Johnson Cloyd Mckinley,
Hannah K. Forbes, Edan Melton, ~
Blanche Harriet, Gladys M, Miller,
Hugo G. Harriet, May l.. Miller.
Mary e. Herzer. Elsie Phillips,
Helen M. Ingrey, Piola Poor,
Clara NJ. Gassman, Delmar Price,
Minnie NJ. Gebbers, Mildred A. rPice,
Hedwig Bonekemper. Mabel A. Robson.
Gertrude M. Couch, e. r. Salmond
OpalLillie B. ChapmaiLoyal Roggy,
Myrtle A. Anderson, Earl Samuelson,
Lottie l Andrews, John II. Schleger,
William II Bell. Laura +. Schock,
Everett Bellows, De Scott,
Dan H. Blood, Helen Severn,
George E. Coon, Jay M Schreck,
F. r.. Crosson, Bina Sidwell.
Opal M. Doggett, Mae Stonebarger,
Laura B. Dayton, Grace NJ Towner,
Maude v. Dougherty, Alice Won Bergin,
Earnest V. Ellis, Guy w. Walrod,
sylvia c.. Elarth, Clyde e. White.
Grace l.. Fisher, Elsie p. Wildman,
G. o. Forman, Willard Wiley,
l.. E. Hansel, Mary Jane Wyckoff
Eda johnson, Harry Zetterman,
z. Johnson, Otto H. Zumwinkle.
Catherine Keefe,
Frank r. Keefe,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

The total OF trust funds Of the state in
vested June 1 was sS.156. 4S2A
The insurance department of the state
auditors office is q big Reproducing de-
partment. as shown by the collections from
December /. 1910. to June l. During that
time the state treasurer received from in
surance taxes and fees $lO7.Sl7.29. This is
shown by the books OF the insurance de-
partment and the state treasurers receipts
on file in the auditors office. In addition
70 the regular salaries paid in the insur-
ance department, office expenses amount
ing to s422 were paid during the last six
months, The largest items for office ex-
penses in the insurance department were
$40 paid to w, A. Wagner for services and
ul25O to Ben II. Virgins for services.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
SNTY-FoUR GET DIPLOMAS
York High School Commencement
Takes Place in City Opera
House.

YORK, Neb., June s-(Special. THE
twenty-seventh annual commencement Of
the York High school was held at the
opera house this evening. Sixty-four re-
ceived diplomas as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

The Key to the situation,-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

Mrs. FIske at the Hrandets.
Mrs. F1ske and her Manhattan company
in Mrs. Bumpstead- Leigh" a comedy in
three acts, by Harry James Smith. The
cast;
Justin Rawson ......... Henry Stephenson
al or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05

pOmoGjo zelezniSkih magnatov. XII
so mu dali stotisoce dolarjev "a
kampanjski fond. Dale je Teddy
pc izpOvedbi istcga Barckerja |.
1907 prodal republiko kapitaliS-
tom. 10 so pokala denarna pod
jetja ia Wall Streetu OBJ casu
znane krize, jim je Roosevelt pri-
skOcil ma pomoG z ljudskim kapi-
talon reSil je denarne kralje, to-
da dezelo je sprawl skoraj ma
kant. -Four years more II"
- Kapitalisti v Milwaukee ae
stresajo kampanjske ''trike" "a
prihodnje spomladanske volitve.
j. p. Carney. demokratiSki alder
man, kteri zastopa "veliki bust
mes je pred par dnevi predlagal
V mestnem Zboru. da Sc imajo So
c~ialisti zupan Seidel. mestni klerk
Thompson in mestni pravdnik
Hoan staviti pod civilno obtozbo
radi nemarnosti V p%osloyanju. Ia
deva izvira IL novega ~davGnega
razpisa, Xxi so ga oskrbeli social
sti "a |. 1912 in IL kterega je oGi-
vidno, da bodo tudi lOkalni kapi-
talisti moral placati cell delcz
Nth davkov, kar popre.i nj bilo
V navadi. "Veliki business je
vsledtega YES IL sebe, in nj cuda.
ce Sc p~osluznjc vseh mogocnih
sredstev, Ola hi diskreditiral socia-
listitno upravo. Toda ne DO Slo.
- 81. kongres Sc .je seSel V svo-
.jem prvem rednem zasedanju wee
raj "a. dec Zasedanje DO maj
brz trajalo do junija p. !. Kongres
Sc BIO topot v glavnem pecal 2 mi
zanjem carine. dodatkom Sherma-
novega protitrustnega zakona.
zveznim inkorporacijskim axiom.
s spravno pogodbo Z Anglijo in
Francijo. paketno posto, trgovs-
kim brodovjem. reformo papirna-
tega denarja it'd Sodrug Berger
DO stavil predlogo "a splosno Zen
sko volilno pravico Sc te dni.
$310.700 je prihranila mestu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05

Minneapolisa porocajo: Edward
Kelly, ma pol zmeSan cd gladu in
mraza, Je vprico policaja zagnal
kamen V stekleno steno prodajal-
niske izlozbe. da Sc je razdrobila
ia kose. Mirno je ponudil roke
policaju, rekoG, da hoce biti "a
prt say sest mesecev, dokler mine
ezima, da DO incl kaj JEST in sire
Tho, ker ne more dobiti della. Ko
Sc je ma policijski postal najedel,
popadel ga je delirij, Xxi je pc IL
jaw policajskega zdravnika ma
stal vsled dolgega posta." Druga
povest: "Ana Godfried, matt 4
otrok, bivajoda V Chicago, je
predzadnji teden oblekla mosko
obleko in hodila sedem mill da
lee V Rogers Park, kjer je hotela
kOt moSki dobiti delo ma farmi.
da bi dobila ST. ma dan. Onemogla
vsled dodge hole je pa oblezala ma
poti, odkoder so jo odpremili ma
policijo. Men MOI je lie leta pri-
henjen ma posteljo vsled bolezni
IN ona je wee casa delala V fabri-
hh pc s. ma teden. To pa nj "a
d~ostovalo "a hrano. obleko in
zdravila." Ia pse in macke sc IL
d miliondolarska b~olniSnica, a
"a gladne in prezeble delavce in
delayke je pa iedini prostor v
smrdljivi jeci!
Revolucija v Meksik. IL
Mexico City porodajo z dine 90.
nov, da so federalne eete ma dveh
naJh potolkle ustaSe. V Tepisu
In v Santa Catarina je oblezalo
mtvh okrog 70 reyeistov in "a
pststov (nasprotnikov Madereve
Sade). Maderisti sc ponasajo, da
'odo ustajo unicih V par tednih.
"Slavni Teddy Roosevelt
y zopet dobil nov venec slave.
marion Barcker, bankir IL Phi
aoephije in bivsi Teddijev pri-
!a'eil, Je zadnji teden odkril jaw
avsu' da 81 je Roosevelt |. 1904
''horekoe kupil predsednistvo s
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
VSEM CLANOM IN TAJNIKOM
JUGOSL. SOCIALISTIcNIH KLUBOV
NAZNANJEI

Vsled zakljuGka ma sell 81. odbora
z dine 20. oktobra, Sc imaio Y bodoGc
vsi novi prijavljcni klubi predloziti sell
81. o%dbora, kjer Sc klub s%preimc in isto
casni p~redscdnik podpiSe Charter. Ker
Sc s!ucaJno lahko pripeti, ia Sc ie klub
JavlI takoJ 20 sell q. odbora, in je '
TEN sIucaJu tajniku ne mogoGe poslati
kiubu tozadevnih stvari tiGoGih Sc orga
hI"aclJe' maj taxi klubi vedno malo po.
trpe' dokler 81 vrsi seja 81. odbora.
Use tozadevnc stvari. kakor Il. kniizi.
&c, 81. marke in Chartar Sc poslie vedno
20 sell in Sc torej ne nadleguie tajnika.
Use delo Y uradu gre 30 vrsti. Vsi klu.
bi bodo dobili oh svoiem Sasu svoie
stvari v redu. Prihodnia seja 81. odbora
Je 8. dec. t. ]. Prijavlieni so tribe klubi.
Tajnistvo j. =. T..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
Reading, Pa.

CcnjenO uredniStvo:-
Prilozcno poSiljam $50 "a enc
ga %naroGnika. 2 zeljo. da hi to sto-
rilo vsaj Sc 600 drugih. $ elmer hi
Sc list lahko poveGal. Kakor je
videti, Sc delavci vse premalo bri-
gallo N svoie GasopiSc. Toliko
bolt Sc brigaio n svoie - kapita-
list. IL tega je pa nazvivdno. da
so prvi nczavedni - drugi pa "a
vedmi. Nj dovolj samo citati
delavsko Casopisje. gledati ie tu-
di trcba. da sc to casopisje raz-
Sirja, redno placuie in redno eta.
Dclavci. tovariSi.
SklenimO. da DO vsak naro6nik
Proletarca pridobil listu IA novo
leto vsai cnega novega naroGni-
ka! Cc Sc to zgodi. potem je 81
gurnO. da bO list izSel kmalu V po-
veGani obliki. Ne zanaSaimo Sc
samo ma tiskovni fond, ia .je po-
treben tudi brez nase agitacije.
Glavno "a list in socialistiGne nau-
Ike so now narocniki lista. Kajti
6imvec citateljev ina list, temvec
zavednih delavcev vzgaia. s TEN
pa koristi celemu socialisticnemu
gibanju.
Bodimo pred vsem agitator.ii.
Pojdimo cd hiSe do hise IN ponu-
dino Proletarca. Tudi tesarjev
sin je hodil cd hise do hise, uGil
in pridigoval evangelii cloveko-
ljubnosti. Pc nekod .ie bill sprejet
Z Odprtimi rokami. a sovrazniki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
DOpfSf.
Barberton, o., koncem nov
pa nOreC


Prosim sprejmite V predale
Proletarca nekoliko vesti o ohiS-
kin volitvah. Sedmi november
mora ostati vsakemu naprednemu,
V Ohio zivecemu delavcu V spo-
minu: kajti do sedaj V socialistiG-
mem napredku Sc nepoznana drza-
va. je zadobila naenkrat lice We
likanskega socialisticnega napred-
ka. Kdo hi 81 bill pred par lett kaj
takega nadjal, da pride ta ideja
tako kmalu ma povrSje in do svo-
.je veljave.
Use zabavljanje raznih fajmost-
rov in navidezno poboznih farize-
Jew. da ho6e socializem uniGiti vse
naidrazie ma svetu, nj pomagalo
mic; east v prazne strahove so mi
Mill. Ljudje vidijo, da Jim ne mo-
re biti pod solncem huje $500 in &c
hi bill ma zemlii sam peklenski hui
dobec- kakor jim .je sedaj.. ko
Sc cd vseh strani opeva toliko
slavljena p~rosperiteta, XII 10 ina
10 lie kapitalisti, ne nasiti lacnih
zelodcev pro~letarjata, in prav "a
to Sc delavstvo danes veG ne zmeni