davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1912-12-11

Publication.

IN conformity with S q Of the Colonial
d Law all persons residing in the Town OF
Christiansted, who consider themselves III
receipt of u clear yearly income Of 1900
Francs and otherwise to be entitled to the
franchise in conformity with 5 Is OF the
said Colonial Law, or who before the &lst
March 1914 will attain the qualifications Of
franchise (-eo %, last %clau,e) are here
bv requested to notify the same m writing
to the undersigned CAairmpu Of the Erector-
nj Board before the expiration Of TIN, month.
Copies Of a Guide for the Reports Of
Franchise may be seen. ut the Court House.
The Electoral Board for the Town Of
Christiansted and Suburbs, the 2nd De
cember 1912.
nora; E+TtN
, 1912-12-11
Translation.
Publication.

: n conformity with S % Of the Colonial
: Law all persons residing in the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Chrlstlnnsted
who consider themselves in receipt of Il clear
yearly income of 500 F,cs. and otherwise
to be entitled TO the franchise in conformity
with S IS of the said Colonial Law, or who
before the 3Ist March 1914 will attain the
qualifications of franchise (seo s %, last
clause) are hereby requested to notify the
same in writing to the undersigned Chair
man of the Electoral Board before the expi-
ration Of this month
Copies of a Guide for the Reports of
Franchise may be seen al the Court House.
The Electoral Board for the Country Dis
triei of the Jurisdiction of Christianated, the
Bud December 1912.
POIII SEN
, 1912-12-11
BekendteoYelse

" HENHOLr til s % af Kolouialloven
- opfordres heryed de Indvaanere Chris
tianstods BY og Forst@der, som MATTE for
meme at have en- rem aarlig Iudkomst at
1906 Francs og iovrigt at v@re yalSberetuS-
ct j 0eerensstemme.ae med forD0yuta ht-
l0niallovS 5 Is, eller at vile opnaa sandan
Valgben ettlgelse linden den 31ste Marts l9li
jGr. den nevnte Lows s %, sidste Stykke,
til linden indeyerende December Maaneds
Udgang skrIftligen at anmelde saadant Tor
undertegnede tormand Val6bestyrelsen
Det bemerkes, at Exemplurer nj en- trykt
Welcoming I'll Anmeldelser ON Nalgberottl-
gelse henligge til Eftersyn i Retshuset.
Valgbestyrelse for Christiansteds Bys og
ForstRders Vaigkreds, den Eden December
1912.
POULSEN.
, 1912-12-11
Bekendte0x else
POULSEN,

r HENHOLD til 5 p af KoIo, halloween op~
u fordres hcrved de Iudvuancre Christian
steds jurisdictions Landdisf~kt, som mlatte
formene at have Ell rem anrlI9 lndkomst af
l 500 trcs og lovigt Mt were vaIgberett1get
OvereusstettmeIse med foin~Hnte koIo-
nialIovs s Is, eIler at Vile opna" saadan
Valgberettigelse linden den Bite Marts l9l4,
jfr. den nnvnte Lows s 23, sidsle Stykkc. til
Inden iudeyprende December Maaneds I'd
gang skriftligen at anmelde saadant for un-
dertegnede Formand VulbestyreIsen.
bet bemerkes, at Exempiarer If en- trykt
Welcoming iii Anmelde'ser ON VaIsberet-
tigelse henligge til Ettersyn i iietshuset
Vulgbestyrelsen for Chri>tionsteds .Iuris-
diktious Landdislrikts YaI1klods, den 2Icn
December, 1912.
POULSEN.
, 1912-12-11
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETT4 I'm
FREDERIkSTED'S POST OFFICE.
poi1

Paid.
Daniel E, Davis, Mrs. Ophelia Ferdinand,
Mr.. A. L. Ray, H. Wlllsey, Miss Virginia
Jauckup c/o MISS Agatha Joseph,
Unpaid.
Mrs. Melviena Couder (Mannings Bay)
SO Bit, Mr.. Stanley Cox, Estate River) so
bit, Miss EIfrieda Cupid Campo Rlcoc) 30
bit, Miss Dora Clarke (Est. River) 80 bit,
Mr.. Joseph Emanuel 20 bit, MIR. Auguster
Hendrexson (Est. Hogensborg) 80 bit, Miss
Josephine Hendrickson (Mt. Pleasant) 90 bit,
Mrs. Mary Harris 90 bit, Miss Maria Jefford
(St. Georges) 20 Bit, Miss Maria Jefford
Est. Mountain) 20 bit, Elias Simmons 80 bit,
Mr.. L. Tranberg est. Mt. Washington 20
bit, Mr.. Henry Williams est Hoeensborg)
SO bit.
Frederiksteds Postkontor. den 30te No.
vember, 1912.
w pTEpG
, 1912-12-11
ProkIaIna.

"a LIE og enhver, som moatte have noget
49, Mt fordre ! Boet efter afg. ugltt
SYLNANIE CECILIE BRIGHT, hyik, t
30 behandles we'd undertegnede Skifterot.
In2kaldes heryed med 3 Maaueders Varsel
I'll at aumelde or bevisiiggdre dores Krav.
St. Thomas og St. Jams Skjtteret, den 4do
December 1912.
WELLEJUS.
, 1912-12-11
Translation.


1T is hereby made known TINT Judge, Re-
- corded and Policemaster in Frederik-
sted's Jurisdiction SEGELCKE has resumed
his Office.
Government Secretary's Office, st, Croix,
Ae 4th December, 1912.
BAUMANN.
, 1912-12-11
Bekendtgore1s

nET bekendtgores herved, at Underdom-
49, mer og Skriver sam Politimesteri Fred
eriksteds Jurisdiction SEGELCKE after har
overiaget sit Embede.
Observation-Disclosures ST. Croiv. den
4de December 1912.
BAUMANN.
, 1912-12-11
Bekendtgorelse

" HENHOLD til Low ON Oprettelsen at
& ct Ordenskorps paa St. Croix af lite
JUL 1907 s 3 indkaldes herved Mend mel
lem Is og 40 Aar der frivlIligt vile paatage
sig Ijeueste j nfevnte Korps Chrlstinnsteds
Atdellng til at melde sig til Uudortegnede
pna GeRdarmerikorpsets Kaserne linden den
code ds.
HOVER.
Christi@usted, Idle Dec. 1912.
, 1912-12-11
Translation.


IN conformity with 5 3 of the Ordinance
- of - July 1897, establishing Il biiiitia
Corps in st. Croix, men between Is aud 40
years of age who wish to enter the Chris
tiansted division Of the said Corps as volun-
teers. are requested to send in their appii-
cations to the undersigned at the Gen
darmery barracks before the 20 h inst.
HOVER.
Christiansted, 4th Dec. 1912.
, 1912-12-11
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
CHMSTIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Paid.
Miss Margaret Richards, Mr.. James Rich
ards Est. Peters Rest.
Unpaid.
Miss Sarah Coggin Est Castle Coakley'
80 bit.
Christiansted's Postkontor, den 3Ote No
vember, 1912.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06
POLITICAL fights BEINGOIER
PRIZE FIGHTS TAKE SPOTLIGHT

With election safely over. Democrats
and Republicans win step down and
ont OF the limelight FOR q while, and
leave the fighting 10 those VINO ara
paid to do It. T. RS hat having been
kicked out Of the ring BY Mr.. Wilson,
the square circle Is once more avail
able for local talent. and political diff.
ferences viii be forgotten next SataIr.
day night when Honolulu ring fans
sit down peacably together to watch
Bauersock and Madison perform over
the 15-round route.
This mill looks better and better
as the date approaches Both men are
out to win by the k. D. route, for the
peculiar terms Of the articles make
IL TO the advantage of each to get the
fight over within the shortest pos
sible time. In fact. Madison won't get
q cent OF the purse unless he puts the
soldier to sleep inside OF the fifteen
rounds. II Bauersock is on his feet
when the final gong sounds. he gets
the entire so per cent OF the gate that
lis the fighters share RI Bauersock
lasts more than ten rounds, he will
get 800. If, on the other hand, either
man Is knocked out in ten or less
rounds. the successful man gets the
entire purse.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06
FANS WANT A
SINGLE GAME
. : : : -

The Oahu League will hold meet
ing tomorrow night to determine de-
tails OF the championship p1ay-off bet
ween the j. A. Cs, winners of the first
half of the league series. and the Por-
tuguese, who captured the second half
last Sunday. The chances are that
these two teams will get together in
a three-in-five series. commencing Sun
day next s.
One suggestion which the league
management might consider, and
which would no doubt prove popular
with The fans, is that no curtain rails
er be played in this series. A straw
vote would show that the majority of
the regular patrons OF Athletic Park
would much rather see one fast game
of ball. getting home in good season,
than to watch two disinterested teams
which have nothing at stake, amble
throughha tiresome preliminary.
Why drag in the Hawaiis and Asah-
is and Stars, all three being complete
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06
MATHEWSON STILL KlNG-PM
TWIRLER OF THE BIG BRUSH
Recent Worlds Series Enhanc-
ed Already Great Reputation
and Big Six Won't Quit

Following the worlds sesies came a
report that Christy hlathewson. the
Giants peerless box artist, was going
to quit the game for good and all, and
engage in straight business. The re-
port gained some credence, but from
New York comes the mott vigorous
eenials.
The games against Boston which
Matty lost through the hardest kIna
baseball luck boosted his already great
reputation. and be now has the public
with him faster than ever before.
There isn't enough money In base.
ball to buy Big Six, Manager McSraw
is quoted as laying while back
"W ny his drawing power at the gate is
equaIed only by that OF Maude Adams
at the box Office. This club wouIdnt
be the Giants without Matty. .
And McGraw IS right Mathewson
probably has a larger following siiap
any man in baseball, and from all ac-
counts he is good for several years
more in the big brush.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06
BASKETBALL THE GAME WITH
PUNAHOUGRLS ATPRFSENI;
y GAME SCHEDULEIsANNOUNCED

Nov IL Mckinley VS.. PHnahou
at Mckinley.
Nov. Is Punahou VS.. st. Andrews
Priory, at Punahou
Nov. 90 Mckinley VS., st. Andrews
Priory, at Priory.
Nov, 20 Mckinley VS.. Punahou, al
PHnahor
Nov 30 Punahou vs.. st. Andrews
Priory. at Priory.
Dec Mckinley VS.. st. Andrews
Priory. at Mckinley.
Second Team Schedule.
Nov. Is Mckinley VS., Punahou, al
Punalioa
Nov. n. Punahou VS.. StfAndrewis,
Priory. at Prfory.
Dec. 5. Mckinley VS.. st. Andrews
Priory. at Mckinley
Dec. p Mckinley VS.. Punahou. at
Mckinley.
Dec. r. Punahou VS.. st. Andrews
Priofy, at Punahou.
Dec. To- Mckinley vs.. st. Andrews
Priory, at Priory.
Three IN League.
The interscolastic basketball lea
que consists only of the three schools
Punabou, Mckinley and st. Andrcw,s
Priory. Kamehameha girls expected
TO have basketball team this year
as they have had in former years bot
they were unable to on account or
having &c grounds. Their old grounds
were destroyed by the erection of
new building but new grounds are
md M ,r.t,s, - 49,. - ..st14 y
soon.
II any Of the games between two
CT the schools III the league end In q
tie. the deciding game or games are
to be played In the latter part or
December
With the Punahou girls, basketball
marks the beginning OF their athletic
reason and probably plays the most
part In It. The basketball
teams they turn put are always good
and from the looks Of things, this
years team Is no exception.
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This arrangement means = whole
lot of ranid-fire milling. and seems
popular with the fans. The terms are
somewhat unusual. seeing that Madi-
son is giving away some weight to
his opponent. but the fact OF the mat
ter Is that since the last engagement
which ended with the disastrous de-
.cision of foul in tie second round.
and gave Bauersock the fight. there
has been anything but good feeling
between the men, When Madison sets
through Che ropes ut the Biion thea
tire next Saturday night be win be
thinking more Of flooring the Schb-
field scrapper than OF pulling down
the coin Banersock can be trusted 70
return the sentiment,
There has been slight change m
the preiims. Willie, the soldier Who
was to have gone against HcImen oI
the navy. In the Ground SEMI Wind
up. has been taken n. aud bI6 plaza
win be filled By Triexgai. anofh1l ~.
tic artist from Lcilehna. who ~. -
his credit a 15-round draw with col,
der Allen. These men are middle
weights.
The other preliminary win h1 4 g
round affair between I.aymnn a p.
Russy. and King. Of SchoiIo|d Bar
racks
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

LIMIT SHOULD
BE BOOSTED

Whether the attempt OF the New
York State Athletic Commission 10
regulate the weights for the various
division OF boxers succeeds or not
the effort is a worthy one Especially
does this apply to the lightweight di.
vision. II the commission can do so
they intend to raise the figures in the
lightweight class from 4 ga pounds to
135 and this would be good thing
for the followers OF the game.
Right now the lightweight limit is
1913 pounds, ringsides and this weight
works a hardship on lads like Pack
ey'' MCFARLAND, Jack Britton and viii:
lie Richie, three OF the best boys IN
0f course. q itii .s,SslIkE zsi.onts;i b
sight any II this trio could make the
present weight, but in making such
q weight they weaken themselves to
such an extent that they would likely
prove easy prey for q boy whose ma
tnral weight is 133 pounds and who is
very rugged at such weight
Until Billy Nolan and Nelson made
the 133-pound notch imperative, light.
weights boxed for the title at a
weight above that mark and the mat
oheS were good ones and there were
more good lightweights than there
are today.
The one bad feature of the proposed
new weight is that they are to be
made at ringside. Ringside Weighing
lis not good thing, and the fans
would hare care for. ii. Al few hours
should be allowed between weighing
and actual ring time.
Wolgast who succeeded Nelson to
the title, is also a natural 133-pound
boy. but the fact that Wolgast can
make this weight handily should not
make 1t necessary for other boys to
make that mark
At his best, Woigast would have alb
solutely no trouble beating boys like
Ritchie, Mcfarland or Jack Britton at
133 pounds ringside, but any one OF
the trio would give him a good time
at 135 pounds.
For the sake of the boxing game
it is to be hoped that the new weight
schedule will be adopted. Then well
have a. chance to see come good bouts
The other weights suggested by
the New York State Athletic Commits
sion are: Paperweight, 1OS pounds;
bantani-weight, lis pounds: feather
weight, 125 pounds; lightweight, 1S5
pounds; welterveight, 145 pounds;
middleReight, f5S pounds; light
heavyweight. IT'S pounds: heavyweight
us pounds and over These look like
ideal weights and their adoption
would he q boon TO thessport Of the
glove.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06
YALE GOES BACK TO
STRAIGHT FOOTBALL
AFTER EXPERIMENTS

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Football of
the old-fashioned type is 20 be The
rule at Yale for the remainder of the
season The coaches have decided to
abandon efforts at fancy plays and de-
vote their energies almost entirely to
the straight plunging game. The pol
icy Is regarded as wise, inasmuch as
the team is one capable of great power
and can be depended on for short but
steady gains through the old reliable
type Of play.
Fullback Lefty. Flynn's capabili-
ties as. a nunter and runner in an open
field will round the teams attack to
just the extent needed II the work
of the coaches is successful land ey-
erything points to its success u ale
will have a powerful. almost irresist-
fble scoring machine for its final
games, its plays depending on strength
and power rather than on intricacy
and variety.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

The PuDahou girls arc going into
basketball this year with a vim and
vigor that is sure to bring good re-
suits. The first team has been named,
and the squad is turning out daily for
practice. The first game OF the sea
son is to be played on Monday.
November IL, with Mckinley. The
Mckinley girls have been working
hard In practice and the game is sure
10 be good one.
Punahou had larger turnout this
year than she has had for several
years More than twenty girls turned
out for basketball and from this lar
&c number the ten who will play on
the first team were chosen and are
as follows:
Forwards, MeIe Williams, Ruth Bert
lemann, Ruth Anderson. Ruth Soper,
Genters, Elizabeth Low fcaptain).
Marie McYeigh, Violet Austin: Guards
Pulia Campbell. Violet KamopiIi,
Geraldine Berg.
The second team has not been cho-
sen yet as many OF the girls who will
play on IT were trying for places on
the first team and now, new tryonts
viii have 70 be held In order to choose
the players for the second team.
The girls who will take part in the
second team frybuts are:
Alice Marlborough, Daphne Damon,
Laura Low. Margaret Jones, Eliza
beth Pratt. Mrytle Schpmann, Mary
Forrest, Theln1a Murphy. Eloise
Wichman. Katie Sinelehnrst, Grace
tombstone Gladys Halstead. and Ruth
harrington
With such. q large number to choose
from, and all good players, the sec
ond team win not be far behind the
first team. either in spirit or in play
ing.
Both teams have very promising
Schedules for the season and are as
follows
First Team c<t<doIc
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cRlckETERs 70 BE FEIEo.

When the Mariana docks this after.
noon the members of the Australian
cricket team. that has been playing
in England will be welcomed by
local cricketers, and given as good
a time as the short stay of the ship
permits After a tour. of the city in
autos, the visitors will be whirled to-
the Country Club for banquet, at
which about so will be present
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ly out of the running. to play a game
before tae one which; the fans are
paying to see, and delay the action?
That is question that the league
magnates had better ask before MAX
ing up the play-off schedule. 3
1t would be far better to start the
game promptly at 1870, and finish
while the light. is still good than to
drag along a double header that peo-
pie, have no particular desire to see. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

Tonight the 0ahus tackle the Kanai
team, while the Kamaainas are rolf
ing against the Mauiites. Both of the
local teams are confident of rolling
$500 pins each. "a !. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06
These Little Pills
from the Orient

will stop all drains and losses. They are
worth their weight IN gold to all who
suffer from nervous exhaustion, either
mental or physical. They restore diges.
ton, regulate the circulation. clear the
brain, prevent insomnia and inpart a
magnetic vigofl One box Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

The SplitIers and the Breakers Pc
Two teams tflat tied for cellar position
with the Dark Horses had 1t oqf 70
decide who would settle ID that l0Nly
Mace for the next week OF so and
9illa result wass that DE hfs lkefs got
az Is short ena; tlle ter taikii8s
two Of the games by fairly good mar
gins.
For the Splitters, Rietow had both
high average and score, 10 and 195
respectively
For the losers H. White had high
score, 172, and average. 15S.
The scores.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

1t will hardly do for both Oahu
teams to decorate the cellar in the.
inter-island league. But you've got
TO hit the head pin to get the scores
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

There were nearly as many splits
on the "Y drives last night, as there
were splits in the G. o. P. ticket al
the polls. ....-s- s-s%s S,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

In Rietow's first game last night,
the pins fell just like Republican can.
6idates. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

The bowlers are doing more prac
ticing now. Franz says they need it
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-06

Gee, but this bowling game is ex
pensiVe. Emmans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Il delavskih zepov.

NcwyorSko sodi>ce .je pripozna-
j." zcni bakrncga kralja Fritz \.
ilcintzc-a $1,000 alimcntov ma me
see. /gubil .jc tudi %varstvo svojc-
"a cnolctncga >iua. Ia vlrok ma
vaja lottna Icna moI"vo uozvc-
Stobo. ko .ic Hcintzc-a obiskal
caSniSki p~oroccvalcc. .ic bill zclo
dobrc wolfe in pc njegovi mizi jc
tekel Sampanjc. PoroIcvalcu ic
r"kcl. da Sc ne briga IN $1,000 vsa-
III mcsec. ceS, da mi niti Il main
Gem ganil IN svojih $1,000. katerc
doblva ma teden cd svoiega pod
JetJa. Use te vsote p~rihajaio IL
delavSkih zepov. Vsled tega Sc mi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

TO- ker je tam industrial male
VITA. kar je delavskega g;bon;a
Je koncentrirano V Atensh
Ma Bolgarskem i~tejejo deIaysLI,
organizacije 10000 CLANCY, cd tas
Jlh Je najvec zidarjev. tiskariss
mlza'Jev. kovinarjev, trgovsLs
uradnikov. pekov, t~ransportnas
J"v IN tobacnih delavcev. Centra
la Jc Y Sofiji; tainik je sodrn.
Dnnitrov. V Srbiji je 741S -
saniziranih delavcev. TIA drzavo
lr p%retcIno agraina. Industriia 90
J" N"Ie latela razviiati. DELAYED
ra]mer" so zalostne. Delovni GAS
," doIg. ' nekaterih krajih della
20 DO - ur ma dan. Place so zalo
MIKE, Y nekaterih krajih zaslus;,
10 j" 90 vinarjcv ma dan, Skoro
po cell Srbiji morajo delavci no
pra'l'l 4 goSpodarji pogodbo M
N'S' meSrccv do cnega Ieta. no ka.
teri jc delavcc prisiIjen ziyeti in
>pati Pm podjctniku. Cd 36 7oe
drIavc"v jc 22.269. XII so ma bran;
pri podjctnikih. Nasproti nizke
moIdc j" Iivljcnje zelo drago m
slccr zato. ker so davki visoki +;
.doNelcJo ma oliu $3.50. ma rim 6. !
40. ma kayi l24. ma Sladkoriu 9o
o'N'otkov. Razen tega ie velika
hrrzpoSclnoSt. Vile vScmu tenn
~naIaNcajo in Sc u%triujcio DELAYS.
ke oreanizacije in sociaIistiana
Idoja. Stranka IN strokovne oroa.
nlzaciic imaio >vojc skupno ola. ]!
NlIo. Leta 1910 Sc jc priGclo iii
hanJe tudi med icnstyom. XII sV
NrirrIr ildalati Svoi list. Naimot-'
nclNe 50 organizaciie zid9riev. RI
darcy in %koyinariev. Strokovni
talnlk jc ~odrug ID. @iapccvic Ka-
kor y Bolgariii. tako So tudi v ST.
hln deIavSke organizaciic polago-
"azviiajo .Sedai pa Sc preti
n~"varno>t. ia DO voina dclavske-
mu gihanju "a vcc let ;kodovala
I'm StroIoync organizaciic oslabi-
la.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
SVetOVni delaVSki preQled

Pripomniti hi bilo Sc mir in red
" piimeri $ prejSnimi kougre-
81 - 5 katerim So je debatiralo.
in skoraj enoglasen Sprejcm vsch
sklepov. Posebno Sc je povdarja-
la potreba skupnega della.
StaliSCe, Iii ga jc zav2el kon.
gres. napram antimilitarizmu. in
"angleSkcmu tcdnu'' nam zago-
tavlja, da so So francoSkc StrOkov-
ne organizacijc o%trcsle anarhiStit-
nth fraz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Razredne delavske organizaciie
ma Balkanu.

N"daJ. ko YES Svct glcda ma Bal
KAN no pray, &c podamo naSim
'i'a'oIJem nckai Stcvilk o DELAY
SKIN organizaciiah ma Balkanu. XII
i'm poSncmamo IL poroGila medina
rodnega tajniStva. Ma GrSkcm ic
deIavSko gibanie Sc V povoiih. "a
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cuditi. la dcnar zani nina vrcd-
noSti. ko hi pa moral vSak cent
tako trdo zaSluiiti. kakor ga "a
NIuIijo ma tiSo6c rudaricv V ME
govih rudnikih. hi pa znal prc~nc-
80 dobro ccniti vrcdnoSt dolaria
in tudi IN dom hi Sc boil brigal.
Pa pravijo. da socialism razdi-
ra dom in druIinSko zivlicnic.
Mcnda pa ne DO kdo trdil. da ic
lIcintIc socialist
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Tarifna dolocila o dopustih.

Pri sklepanju tarifnih pogodb
skuiajo dclavSke organiIacijc
! Spraviti Y pogodbe tudi doloabe
gledc ma ySakoleten dopuSt. Xxi j.
potrcbcn "a odpoGitck. Pri mas Y
Amcriki Sc da o takih vclcvaznih
"otrcbah le malo ali cello mic 90
WORTH. Y ten oziru mas prckaSo
cello nazadnjaSka Avstriia. Orga-
~nizaciie DO zadnjcga casa g Az
'triii MISC y tenn poglcdu d~oSclalc
poscbnih uspchov. Kakor poroGa
'Sozialc RumdSchaU''. .jc imclo
ld 2j22 tariff. ki SO 81 Sklcuilc V
'ctih 1907 do 1910. dolocbc @ do
PnStu l5j pogodh. Lcta 1907 ic
Sklrnilo % taIif takimi doloGba-
mi, lrta 1905. y. 1909 - i'm 1910
10. Stcyilo de!avStva. Iii .ic imclo
tc ugoduoSti tariff. .ie znaSalo %.
156. Res. da imajo pogodbah ia
kr IoloGhc le nckateri poklici. do
elm Jill dclavci rokodcl>kih in to-
varmi>kih obratov VOICE nimajo.
Glavno so udcloicni pri dopuStih
nivovarji in Sorodnc stroke. gra-
fl>kr obrti. trgovSki uSluZhenci
promctni U>lUlhcnci in Slcduii.
tudj Enjigovczi Tudi tiskarii +
majo domala povSod dopuSt. toGa
q. 1......st
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Dolznost vsakega socialista je
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobits
mu move n~arocnike.