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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
All Apparently of One Mind.

This is apparently the way all of the
subcommittee members feel about the
District estimates ard as a result the
three District Commissioners who were
before the subcommittee all of the past
week had the pleasantest sort of time
They will wind up their testimony tomor-
row and then the committee will BEGIN
TO mark up the bill for report to the
House Immediately after the holidays
1t is certain the measure will contain
provision of $1,000 for the preparati ion
of plans for a garbage disposal plant to
be located on the workhouse property at
OccoCuan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17

part of the archives of the government.
The many hundred sheets. containing the
names of persons occupying high posi-
tons in public life and of different re-
ligious denominations, have been bound
together and are preserved in large
mahogany box with a heavy silver plate
on the lid appropriately inscribed
Sought Action in 1908.
The records show that in june 1903
the executive committee Of the lnde-
pendent Order of B'nai Birth visited
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay
and besought the good offices OF the
United States government for the
amelioration of the condition of the Jews
in Russia. The committee secured the
Presidents promise to transmit to the
Emperor of Russia a petition in regard
10 the NiShencf affair to be signed by
American citizens without regard to race
ar religious belief. asking for more hu-
name treatment of the Jews in Russia
W hen the fact that the petition was he
ing circulated became known through the
press. the Russian government made
semi-official announcement that 1t was
aVerSe TO receiving any representations
in the form of a petition or otherwise
from any government respecting the af-
fair at h iShenpf
Notwithstanding this declaration, Secre-
tary Hay in July. 1903, by direction of
President Roosevelt. cabled the text of
the petition tn Minister Riddle at St
Petersburg and instructed him to ask
the RuSSion minister of foreign affairs
whether the petition will be received by
him to he submitted to the gracious con
SderatiOn of his majesty. and i'll that
case the petition will he forwarded at
one" to St. Petersburg.
The nitcd States minister was officially
informed that the imperial government of
Russia would not receive nor consider
the Ietition. The decination was put
in polite diplomatic terms. but was I'M
mistakenly positive and final. Thereupon
President Roosevelt directed that the
document he placed in the archives of
the State Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
NOT LIKELY TO CHANGE
DISTRICT ESTIMATES
House Subcommittee on Ap-
preparations Endorses Com
missioners' Figures.

The members of the present board Of
District Commissioners have laid all their
cards Oh the table said a member of
the District of Columbia Subcommittee
of the House appropriations committee TO
a star reporter yesterday afternoon.
They have cut their estimates low as
they possibly could without impairing the
efficiency of the machinery OF the mu-
nicipal government and they will be
treated accordingly. There will be no
material reductions in the estimates rec
commended TO the House by the subcom-
mittee."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
Annoys Shopper; Held as Vagrant.

William Humphreys colored giving
his address as 1112 22d street north
west, was locked up yesterday after
noon by Detectives Grant and Arm
strong on "A charge of Vagrancy 1T Is
charged that he annoyed shopper at
d 18th street store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
At Widely Separated Points.

Another point taken up by District
Attorney Miller was the purpose OF
Mcnamara, according to McManigal, to
employ more men TO have explosions &C.
cur on the same day or within Q
same hour at cities widely separa cd.
J. A. CT Badorf, detective employee
by the National Erectors' Associate
who worked on this phase OF tae Csc.
was before the grand jury foI several
hours According to Mechanical j.
Mcnamara had explosions occur at
Omaha, Neh., and at Columbus, Ind, tho
niollf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
Doctor and Nurse Implicated.

Yesterday DR.. MacGresor was held To
the circuit court, charged with the muir
der of Cyril Sparkling. Miss marguerite
Gibbs, the nurse, who also attended the
youth, was bound over on charge of ac-
cessory after the fact.
Mrs. Sparling's arrest resulted partly
from the testimony of Sheriff McAu!ey
at the MacGregor examination yester-
day.
The sheriff testified that DR. MacCireSor
had previously told him that he suspect
ed that Cyril Sparkling had been poisoned
and that MacGresor said to him: IF you
fellows will take up Albert Sparkling and
find poison in him, | know of a man who
can make Mrs Sparkling confess"
Later "A chemist reported that he had
found arsenic in Albert Sparlns's Wis
cera-
1t is understood that the bodies of the
father and third son are to be exhumeJ
soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
FOUR Of FAMILY DIE;
WOMAN MAY EXPLAIN
Mother Charged With Poison
ing Son-Physician and
Nurse Implicated.

BAD AXE, Mich, December 16.-Mrs.
Carrie b. Sparkling, wife of the late John
Wesley Sparkling and mother of Cyril.
Albert and Peter SDarling, all of whom
are dead, was arrested early tonight.
charged with the death of her son Cyril.
Mrs. Sparkling was taken to jail. The
warrant was issued yesterday. and Mrs.
Sparkling was expecting arrest.
Il am resigned to go to Jail content
eddy and prayerfully,' she said in an
interview some time before the sheriff
arrived. She told of prayer visions,
in which she said she saw Dr. Robert
A. MacGregor OF IDLY robed in white
and indicating his innocence, being
driven over d precir ice by d multitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17

IN the case Is conclusive. and l am sur
prised that the ambassador objects TO the
truth. Official Russia seems to be getting
sensitive about the matter at last and that
certainly is good sign, and means much.
I hope, for the future
LAS a matter of fact, there is nothing
offensive In the resolution. To say 80 Is
absurd and begs the question ! drew
the resolution very carefully with de
sire to say nothing in ii to which offlciai
Russia or any friend or sympathizer with
Russia could take objection. The reSoiu-
ton is In diplomatic form and follows the
precedents heretofore adopted by Con-
gress only Ii Is not so forcihi" and 50
drastic in language as some which nave
been passed by Congress in the past. 1t
saws nothing we do not mean, ard il
means nothing we have not said before
What will the Senate do with the feSo-
luton Monday" said Mr., Sulzer In an
swer to an inquiry. We'll, / hope the
senators will respond to the verwheln1-
ing Dopular sentiment of the American
neople in favor of the resolution and pass
II without amendment with the same una
ntn1ity that il passed the House. ! MS -
the only thing that can now be done. and
IL will be official notice to official Russia
that the people of the United States are
In earnest and are sincere RUSSIA mas
always doubted this The enactment INTO
law Of the resolution will have GOOD
effect and in my opinion bring about the
conclusion of new treaty That VIII 90 III
harmony with the spirit of the times
orr relations with Russia will. of COURSE
continue friendly and harmonious. and
new treaty up to date viii soon Ice writ
ton Russia cannot afford to Suk and he
tc0 tod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
THINK TWO HAD HAND
IN FORT RILEY BLASTS
Man Who Escaped When Quirk
Was Arrested Is Sought.
Mr.. Brewer Released.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan, December 49,
Government officials investigating the re-
cent series of explosions and fires at Fort
Riley are searching for a strange man
who was in company with Private
Michael Quirk the night of September Il
last, when Quirk was arrested while try
ing to enter the pumping plant at For
Riley. This man escaped while John
Hartung, A special Waterman, was plac-
ing Quirk under arrest
Quirk, whose confession resulted in the
arrest Of Rev. Charles NJ. Brewer Of Olus-
tree. Okla. and Mrs. Anna Jordan OF
Kansas City, has steadfastly refused to
disclose his companions name
Waterman Hartung, who has since
gone to California, discussed the arrest
of Quirk with friends before he left
here. Hartung described the man who
escaped as medium sized. Rev. Mr.
Brewer is six feet two inches tall and
proportiOnately large, and it could not
have been Brewer, according to the
watchmans statement.
Rev. Mr.. Brewer Released.
OLUSTREE, Okla, December 49,
Released on his own recog nizance, Rev
Charles Brewer, who is alleged by the
confession of Private Michael Quirk to
be implicated in the dynamite outrages
at Fort Riley, Kan. returned to his
home here today.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

Idruzenih drzavah znaSa vred-
most vseh zeleznic Is milijard do
larjev. 500 teh z~eleznic je lastni-
ma 93 kapitalistov. Amerikanski
kapitaliSti, Iii tvorijo pc Stevilu
lie go vsega prebivalstva, so po-
Srdovali !. 1871. tudi 1% narod-
mega premOzenia, |. 1890. pa re
$50 in |. 1900. pa re 900 vsega
narodnega imetja. Same Rockefel-
Ter r~azpolaga Z | Stiridesetinko
vScga amerikanskega premozenja.
Ma teh vzgledih vidimo jasnu,
kakO Sc Y rokah cimdalje manjSe-
"a itevila ljudij koncentrira ka-
pital. kako ovladuje nekaj banG-
nth kapitalistov in bancnih rav-
natcljey gospodarsko zivljenie
celih narodOv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
Virden, II.

'ei.'' >"H'uS' ohros iroIrtarra
''!"''>'''h' N''.n' i. 'o j. =
I'P''''re m""'' I na'ih" "a
'''' M"''r" NNo'" p">lJ"m rrI-
.'"''o' "r'~'!Ioh'', ID hila @or'n-
II" >,"'" vega. aho III OH \ na>'
"','''" "''"'>N! l'ol'"aJ h"Il>I
"''"I' gre PR mas pray taR",
Nv" ,e'ih" "r''|ih pre-
''-'>N'" "N'"J'N' halnre' -
N'""''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
Nujni prehod k socialiZmu.

Podlaga kapitalisticnega gospo-
darSkcga rcda ic zaSebna l%astnina
proizvajlnih SredStev. Lastnina
teh sredstev, ki je prvotno uspo-
Nabljala laStnika, da 81 ie 4 njiho-
vo pomotjo sam prisluzil Svoj
kruh, je postala Sedaj Sredstvo IA
llkoriStonje drugih. NaSprotje
med posedujOGimi in ~neposedujo-
cim Sc cimdalje boil poostruje.
Edino mogoGa reSitev ie socia-
Izem, I. j. druzba sama Sc polasti
proizvajalnih sredstev in nameSto
banGnih direktorjcv postavi "a
Stopnikc dalvnega liudstva. da
bodO urejeyali produkcijo in cello
gospodarsko z~ivljenie.
kapitalizem ie uStvaril sam go
Spodarske predpogoie IA social
zem. Cd kapitalistov podruzablic-
ma proizvajalna Sred>tva so god
ma, da Jill druzba razlasti. "Ka-
pitaliStitni monopol postane vcri-
"a Ia umno produkcijo. Xxi jc I
MIN vzcvetela. Ccntralizacija
proizvajalnih sredstev in podru-
labljenje della dOsczcta enc toxic.
ko postaneta neznoSna : svojo ka-
pitaliSticno Skorio. Ia mora po-
titi. IRA kapitalisticnega Zasebne-
ga laStniStva jc odbila. RazIaSGr-
valci bodo razlaSccni''.
Marx in Engcls sta povedala tie
beSedc u pred 10 lett "komuni-
Stlcnem manifeStu". Pokazala sta
delavStvu pravo pot. Socialna de
mokracija kot zaStopnica delavst-
Va tudi razume svojo nalogo ter
organizira razredni bog IN uresni-
Genie sociialisticnega ella.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
IGrav pa ell
Tie p%"ldravlja Tvoi prijateli.
\. Kuznik

Pc racunu baptistov>knga
p%ridIgarJa Dood Y Louisville. XIV
hl moral vSak duhovnik sprcobra-
ranjr duI obrSili ma kiln. Kai m.
maga pridobivati liudi "a ncbc-
81. rr nc DO tam proStora N ME
Dood jc pri Svoicm raGunu wei
"a podlago l%akliuckc druzih syo.
topI~cm>kih "utcnjakov'. XII so
izrarumili. da ncbcSa meriio L.
300 kubirnih mill. 20 racunu
Dodda. Sc na tenn proStoru lahko
grad vciikan>ki ncboScI , 100
600 nadNtropii. Ako Sc IA vsako
rcIiro vzamc lc 10 kubicnih Gev.
Iicv. tcdaj DO Y prvrm nadstropiu
6i2.26lUuO cello. Ako pomnozimo
to >trvlIko : 92.0OO. tedai dobi.
mo ogromno S@tcvilo cello. V kate.
rih bodo lahko bivalc duSe. SIEVE.
da vclia Ia raGun. ako pridicar
podd natancno pozna vclikost
proSlora Y ncbcSih.
VIII" tenn Jc pa Stvar zclo koG-
%liiva!
Ako pomiSlimo, da ic V ncbcSih
lc ma miIiardc duS in da duSc Sc
vcino prihajajo Y ncbcsa. tedai
ni>mo sigurni.. da Jill bo ze V mai
kraiSi dobi - ako Jill ze danes nj
proved.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

tukajSni Slovenec. XII ie poznat
Rot west priStaS soc. Stranke in
In Je znal gladko odgovariati ma
NSe Sodnlkova vpraSanla. ie mo-
raj cele dive lett moledovati pred
no je dobil papir, dasi ie bill upra-
vlcen poStati drzavljan ze pred
trem lett. NcSte kai mu ie rekel
Sodnlk - da kdor hoGe dobiti
drugl drzavljanSki papir. NOR
Dih ncprctrgoma pet let Y Keno
SIN. ' rcSnicl pa je V konStituci-
IL, ia moia proSilec nepretrgoma
btu pet let V IdruIcnih drzavah
ter emo lcto Stalno Y d|otitnci dr.
|avl, kJer iStc drugi papir. Ma
Sprotno pa tukajSni >odnik la re-
10 rad drIavljanStvo takim. kate
RI majo lcp porciion ucvcdnSti Y
CLAW potem tc ie znaiu odgovoriti
ma Nodnlkova upraSania ali ne.
Res, lalo>tno je IN rcpubliko. Hi
II" more H. drugacc ck>cStirati.
da morajo hiti Sc nieni Sodniki
%prlStranSk; in ne vScm enako pra-
Ncnl. Praviio. la predscdnike.
@oNcrnorie. kongrcSmane. Sodni-
kc it'd. wolf l.iud>tvo. KakSno pa
Jc to lJudNtvo? To 50 kapitalisti.
graftarji, drlavSki izdajalc; i'm ne
Zavcdni delavci. Ako tenn mi TIA
ko. zakaJ pa hotcjo IL Grlav>kih
krogov same neumnc drZavlianco
Nh lahko T. miruim otcSom zremo
v hodocnoSt vSaka ncumnoSt in
t"Iorizem trpi lr nckaj casa. Use
lei. kadar Sc kak>na. pa bodi ic
dobrodclua. Strokovua ali polite
ma organllaciia. boii konvencije.
all pa volitcv - takrat ie ~
mnogo gnjiIesa Y mel.
Sodrugom Y kcno>hi pa zelim
v>r najbolje, Lee vcdmo polagoma
naprej do tiStega dine. ko Sc bodc
IN vNo clovciko druzbo i~zvr;ila
tcmeljita operacija. ko bodc pad
la zadnja kapitali>ticma po~to-
ianka.
p. :. Mi>lil sen .io H. pobriSati
drugam, seGaj sem pa cul, da do
hi \ara ,~a1iEups.n y,lnr, b,I,u,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
CILJI SOCIALIZMA.
Razredni boj.

Nakor >mo videli. Stremita po-
Htitnl in goSpodarski razvoi k
enemu cilju. k Socializmu. oba
Skleneta svoio pot Z zmago socia-
Ilzma. Tia zmaga Sc pa doseze edl-
no potion razredncga boja. Kaj
,lc razredni boio
Nasprotniki >ocialmc dcmokra-
"lJe il ocitajo. da .ir ona tista. Xxi
je iznasla in p~rovzroGila razredni
boz. To ocitanic izvira ali IL zloh-
no>ti ali pa IL n~epoznanja zgodo-
~NlnSkega razvoja. Razredni boil
50 tako start kakor civilizirana
'oAlspnfI 'poJrN 'gqZnLp BYSeAoI9
10 Stl gcSli. o kOiih Sc miSli. da
lmaJo MUM pripadniki vsi popol-
noma enake %intereSe. In vendar
tenn nj tako. Kakor ~opazamo. da
so nekoji Interest pripadnikov e.
mega III iStcga naroda med seboi
popolnoma razlicni. tako vidimo,
da imajo nekoje skupine IL pri-
padnikov razlicnih narodOv vsled
posebnih Skupnih znakov tudi po-
pomona enake interese. lie po-
"lclmo ma cnem vzgledu:
Dale p~riho1niic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

niki hladnokrvnO umorili. In Sa-
mo nckteri izmed morilcev SO pri-
Sll ma zatozno klOp. pa Sc Il so hi
Ii vecinoma %OproSceni. samo par
jc bilo o|bsOienih ma lahko kazen.
X veCjcmu do SeSt meScccv.
Toda kl.iub vsem TEN nasilno-
slim so st%avkujoci vztraiali. =
pomotjo iavnih priSpevkov 50 ii
poStavili Satore in Skupnc kuhn
Je. Pc lett je bilo bivanie V Sa-
torlh prijetnejc kakor Y zaduh-
Iih Stanovanjih. ko pa ic zapadrl
>nrg. jc priSla hcda. BoSi So hodili
dclavci in niih druZina po sncgu.
VISA pogajanja So Sc izialovila. ka-
kor tudi da hi viSie oblasti naSto-
pile prot rudniSkim podietnikom
radi ocividnih protipoStavnoStii.
SlcdnJc nj p~reoStajalo Stavkuio-
cm nc Gruzcga. kakor Stavko
k%"mtati. Toda Nth boi bo ostal V
/Ivcm SpOminu. DaSi so moral
brczpogojnO zopet ma dnlo. ven
dar 50 ostali nerazccpljeni. In V
tel vltrajnoSti ic vclik pomcn bo-
ia .juuakov Y INSTRUMENTATION
okraju.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
MoDERNI G~oSPoDARSKI RAJ
VOJ.
'.
Kapitalizem ma vrhuncu svoie
moci.
fn,1;. mil
Dale prih.l

'I' l'H''
CHM bolt .ic ktcra drzava indu-
>trijalna. ten lazjc Sc ~razviia po-
piSana kapitalistiGna organiza,
ia. Tudi Y AvStriii imaio ie mo-
gotne kartelc, izmcd koiih So ie
~IeleIarSki r. >koro povSprl do
truSta. KapitaliSti Sc pa ne zado-
vollijo SamO : Svoio organiZaci-
10, to hi Jim bilo premalo. Niihov
vpliv ma ~lakonodaio ie tako mo-
can. da Sc porom viSokc carinc
prrprcGi uvoz tujih izdelkov V dr..
Iavo. In >edaj 81 kapitaliSti 90
Spod"rN Situaciie. Oni 80 pro;zva-
latrlii lmOnopolistil kakega H.
drlka in diktiraio odiemalcem
lahko %poliuhne Gene lie EN- pri-
mer mai Sluzi Y poiaSnilo:
Pred par lett zoos j. DUMAS
Ia obGina rabila ielczmc ccvi IN
napravo noVega vodovoda Dobi-
la je dive ponudbi. emo cd av>trii-
Skrga. drugo cd francoSkaga ze-
Ie%/ar>kega k%artela. Ia francosko
blago hi So morale platati ma dr.
zavnl mcji carinc 1850 coo kron.
N'I'," 'T''''' j. pa nlIa Ir"nr"SNa
'',''' N. N'NJ" o"
N" ~ ,"!'J ne "''"
.I. ,nnnm '',,'i'' P''"'"
49," E'""' LAX" pa j.
'''I'J,'| 'NN'rIJ>N'
N"''''' N"' rI>'I
.''I'' P'"J''''>k'
Z" N'P''"''>'''n' ca
i''''
F"dobno Vl""o kakor Y indu-
NtrllI. kapltall>ti igraio Y pole
d"I>tvu v"lcpoSc~tniki in vclca-
@rarri. : p"mo|jo Svojih organ;za-
81 IN carlnSke politikr. XII brani
prihod conih Iivil IL tuiih drzav.
lie :" pooStruicio intcrnacionalne
'','J.'' "'"S'"Je' heoa
''"".JN"" "','Nn'ga i]"uS!-
-" j. "J''oN ""pir"k' ia to so IJu-
k,nitoIist;Eni taroa N''
hekil Smo' da so bankc nekake
PoSredoVaIhlre III drlo kapltaliz-
ma. In res. banKc so tl>tc Zaklad-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
Bojni klic v Nemciji in Fran

ciji zopet naraSca. Nolitve Sc bill
zajo Y Ncmtiji. In nemSka vlada
hi raGa ; atriotitnim 'Svindlom'
omamlla ncmSko ljudStvo. da hi
Sc enkrat glaSovalo "a veleindu-
strlelne roparjc, agrarhe oderuhc
in k%olonialnc puStolovcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26

- "" HNAH lf>'
KEN tital "Cl. Amer. katere
zaStopnik 81. Tvoi dopis cd 4.
Septembra, naslovljen IL Fly,
Mimi. kar Sc meme tice, jc narav-
no, da III odpustim. kar Sc tee
pa sodrugov pri "Prolctarcu' in
lista samcga, maj pa Same ONE
MIN. tia st ne cudim. ako nisi incl
y Chicago vSpeha. V Chicago SO
ljudjc organizirani in imajo ma
razpolago : kaj boljcga kakor
.ic clevclandSki ''trombihl''.
III liudie imaio tamkai troie
dobrih. delavSkih liStov. katerim
Y Amcriki nj nohcn kos. To hi bill
lahko vcdcl san r. Golgo preie
in hi 81 bill lahko kar p~rihranil
voIne StroSkc in drugc izdatke. Xxi
i Jill incl : Chicago.
Clcv. Amer" iemljeio in mo-
gocc ~pohvaliio le Y nasclbinah.
kjcr 81 >pc rojaki >panJc pravit-
mega. kjcr liubijo 81 vedno in So
drIc tudi s. vrdno Starih. pref
vciih nazorov. Xa razrcdno zavcd-
ne deIavcc ina &C. A." Slmo emo
vrednoSt - in Ia vrednoSt Sc r.
cali y toaletnem oddelku Stano-
vanj.
Cuduo Sc mi tudi zdi. da 81 ia
ko MAVEN. pa miSli>, ia 80 bodo
cikaIki Sodrugi : tcboj prepirali
o tenn in onem. ko imaio vcndar
>vol cas- %odmcrien IA vaznejc
NtVari neg1 tvoje klcpetanjc. We
detI hi moral sam. Tia cikaSki So
drugi MISC take kl%epetulje. XII hi
; po~amelniki klcpetali in lgub-
Ilah pc ncpotrebnem cas-. &c hi
"" to vcdel, potem hi tudi ne hla-
mlral MA tn nacin Sebe in &C.. A.
do kosti.
Mar sc "Proletarca" in ME
goNega obstoja tic" bodi pa lc
hrcz Skrbi: JAZZ dclam in bonn de
Iai kollkor bo Y moii moci IA ME
ga raz>irjanjc Clevelandu. Pro
letarrc jr Y CIevelandu potrc-
ben in ljudjc "a znaio tudi cent
II. to najjaSncie prica to. da "a
citaio.
.Ial 81 rudim. kako Sc more clio.
v"k take pozabiti pa iii IA par
borih cenlov y >luzbo delavStvu
~S"NraInem liNtu Kic .ic tn karak-
ter
List "Prolctarrc" .ic res reven
list. ali revcn ir zato. ker ga re
vcIi proletarci lastuje.jo in kcr Sc
bori n~eu>traScno proli najveGic-
ma >ovraIniku - kaptalizmu.
Ako hi ''Prolctarcc" dobiyal
p%odporo il >tarcga kraia. kakor
lr dobiya clcvcland>ka pavlihari-
ia. potem hi hiIo kai druzcga. -
Toia vzlic temu. da je Prolctarcc
rcvrn. P%avIiharija pa dobiva pod
p"ro n Starcga kraja. Stoii PROBE
iarcr bolt trdno nego pavlihariia.
\"vl narocniki proletarca to pri-
Gajo.
Op~oIarjam t. h koncu. la bodi
prlhodnic bolj prcvidcm l. dopi-
y; poroGaj vedno L. Styarno. ne
>podtlkal Sc pa Y reel. : katrrimi
MIS- ma clStem. = TEN 81 hos pri-
hraEil marSikakSno hlamazo. Ka.
Oar pride kai taccga ma Svctlo.
SIrdi vcdno batina. in tch YES. da
lmam' pripravljcnih kolikor ire
ba. Bod torci pamcten. no pri-
DIES rrIaj. grcva morda M Low
Stlgliccv. Oni dan sem jih vidcI
vSe polno okoli blaznice. To DO
imcmitna zabava, Rudl. vzemi Sc
vkup'
IGrav pa ell
TIE ~p"zdravlia Tvoi priiateli.
\. KuInik
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P~RIJATELJSKA PISMA.

Cleveland. O.. 20. sept. 1911.
Sodiug urcdnik Proletarca.
Ne hudnjtc Sc. ko vas nadlegu-
icm N prostor y li,tu. Imam nam
rec priiatclja. XII potuje IN tukai-
Sni list in mi pisari. Kcr kot tax
nina Stalnc poStc. kjcr hi - mo-
glo mojc piSmo dobiti. sem >klc-
nil. da So V tn namcn pO>luIim
JAYNE bc>cde. y nadi. da mu pri-
dcjo ma Ia ali oni nacin do uses
ali pred oti. - Maj torci lacncm :
Mr.. Rudi Prdan, 81. zastopnik
nekje ia potu "a Ameriko Gle
velandu.
Dragi prijateli: -
Tvoj" piSmo 7 dine 30. augusta
T. J. piSano Y La Sale. H.. pre-
icl. NcScli me. da 81 Sc Spomnil Sc
crkrat svojcga Starega pr%ijatclja
in nckdanjega sodruga.
Il Tvojcga piSma ic razvidno.
ia 81 Y cell zadevi napacno po-
uGcn: brzkotne so III poslali IL
"offica' nalaSc napaGnc podatke.
o TEN vec uStmeno. ko Sc vrneS.
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Listnica u~redniStya.

j. O. La Sale. - DopiS poSlii-
tr y. s. Xxi ic gla>ilo omcnicnc
.jrdnotc - Pozdrav,
Clam pee. truSta. Panama. -
Do?iS jc prcycc Iokalncga pomc-'
ma. PoSljite oh priliki kaj dru-
zc"a. - Pozdrav,
Nj : Nirdcn. - Stvar jc pre-.
maIenkoStna IA javnost. poroGali
so mogoce pomotoma tako.
Drugi dopiSi dobrodoSli. Po-
Zdrav!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-26
Junaki razrednega boja.

glasilo Strokovno organiziranih
SLOW. %rudaricv Y starr domovimi
|priobtil tlanek o junaSkem boiu
rudarJeN V wcStmor. okraju. Cla-
mex dokazujc. da .je junaSki boj
amerlSkih rudarjev pr vSeh evro-
pcisklh narodih obudil obGudo-
vanje. Lee malo takih boiev POM
nj zgodpvina Y delavSkcm razrcd-
mem boju.
Clanek Sc gla>i:
"AmcrikanSko dclavstvo mi H.
lepa izvoicyalo vcG.jcga gospodar-
Skega boja. kakor ic bila pravkar
koncana >tavka rudarjev Y West
moreIand County y DRAW Penn
Sylvarija. In rcdko Sc ic kapital
po@SIuieval hujScga tcrorizma i'm
SuroveJSlh ma%silnosti - priGenSi
4 metanlcm dclavccv IL S|tanovanj
pa COR do hladnokrvnc moritvc
- kakor 81 jc to godilo Y tenn go
SpodarSkcm boiu. da hi Sc >tavka
ubila in da hi Sc .iamski sunni
zopet pri>ilili K delu Drzavni hi
riri. ii Slavnoznani pennsylvania
kozakl' in zaScbna policija
jamSkih baronov 81 uganjali mai
vetje naSilnoSti prot rudariem.
pri TEN delu ic pomagala tuGi
razredna iuStica in pa duhovniki
katollSkc cerkvr. Tenn zdruzenim
Sovraznlkom so rudarii konGno
podlegIi. toda njih boj oStanc
Nlavnega >pomina Y zgodovini
proletar>kih boicv. Sal ic ia boi
>iiajcn drkaz obcudovarja vre-
dcn pozrtovalnosti IN Iilavc
vztrajnoSti. kakor io Sc ni>mo opa-
zili pri amerikanskih dclavcih.
WeStmorrland County. pozoriS-
ce boja lei Y zahodnem dclu dr.
ave PENNSYLVANIA v>cga skupai
ie TIA zapoSlcnih kakih 10000 d.
'T' ~ ''t' : "',a'' III
' "S,'~' III ->',!'i.
Her pa 81 So ii dclavci Zavedali
''>"' Po-
,a1.. , ",N'' P"u-
J.; ''''>'! "~T''NHNi"
"''' '"J>' '"h'rl>'a
7I'''' - Np''J','"'' 'gr''
:. ''J'N' ~'"'"N'' N'r 81
'''' N"'''"' I""'r,I" III mo-
o'-"'...',.I" Ter ;"
,.J "'' N'''>'".' "uu"rH
~, N'',. '.""'-
" 'n'" IT, iJ,''" or
'.'',I'N .''N''' 'o"a or"/'lS-
brczbrizni. roko y roki po il sIo
tudi vcdno silnejsc nosIohs,nie
niih poIozaia.
',''''o ~ ,'''''r IN" p"-
:'''l'' ~! Nr"Ju'
,.' ".I"''N"''!" ~ j.
""J",''' /" lr NN"J
'1'" E'o""J"' MeN''"
"'' "''N'S" 'r'' :" >'aV''! SNo-
""','.. ~'~"e!> So
'' ~ ''r! P.'"'S' pre-
Il'- HdJ NdSdJp l.IuVlt. X lin ma
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