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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27

New York, April 26.-Abdul Bahia
Abbas. patriarch and prophet, founder
and head of the new Babal religion, ar
rived recently in this city from Persia.
Baba Abbas Is a wonderfully timer
esting character. His life reads like a
romance.
He conceived the new cult many
years ago. His Some was in Persia,
and the state religion was then, as 1t
is now, Mohammedanism. The doc
trines which he taught were so utterly
different and so repugnant to the pre-
vailing beliefs that he was soon in
deep trouble. Persian authorities told
him he could not teach the Babai re-
ligion in Persia. He proceeded to do
so, however, and was prosecuted.
There were many fine things in the
new religion, however, and soon Abdul
Bahia Abbas had many followers. He
came to be a force in the state. The
shah finally determined that it would
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27
JNO. I. HARPER
TO THE VOTERS
SAYS he is NOT A PARTY TO
ANY "FRAME-UP" AND WILL
NOT REPRESENT ANY ESPECIAL
INTERESTS" If HE is RE-
ELECTED TO THE LEGISLA-
TURE.

Hon. Jno. T. Harper, candidate for
reelection to the legislature, has is
sued the following announcement:
To the Voters of Escambia County:
It has been brought to my attention
that those who are seeking to defeat
my candidacy for the Legislature have
been circulating report to the effect
that I am in a frame up with GER
tain factions and that l will represent
only the special interests" if I am re-
elected.
I am also informed that my oppon-
ents have endeavored to prejudice the
voters against me by representing that
a combination has been formed to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27

be safer to let the new religion alone.
So the Babai religion grew in leaps
and bounds, and it is now estimated
that Bahia Abbas has 100000 devoted
followers. To them his every word is
inspired. They regard him as a
prophet-greater than Christ. To his
humble home come yearly many thou
sands of pilgrims, to do him homage
and listen to his words Of wisdom.
He greets THIN all with kindly words,
and they leave him more convinced
than ever that he is the true prophet
and leader of men.
In founding his new cult, Baba Alb
has endeavored to take the best doc
trines from all religions and fuse them
into one. From the Christian religion
he borrowed the doctrine of universal
brotherhood. He abhors war and strife,
and dreams of a day when the whole
world will adopt a single religion. That
religion he hopes. will be his own.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27

Rudolph appears, and, exerting the old
power over her, she remains with him.
Still the husband is undaunted, and
makes yet another effort to regain his
wife, but Rudolph refuses to give her
up. This time, the man and woman
quarrel; and in the struggle which fol-
lows, Asia stabs him to death. She is
arrested, and taken away to prison,
while her helpless husband looks on.
The scenes are all laid in Europe;
the settings are exceedingly beautiful,
and the acting is Of the highest ORA
matte nature. This is the first picture
shown in America in which Asia Mel
sen, the gifted Danish actress, will be
seen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27
lookino Enrnard-

Don't you. think you will be happy
as my wife?''
Il s'pose sos
pier?''
Wen, I may be your widow some
time"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27
Wis.

Wouldn't you like to do something
T. make people look up to your
Nope, I'm too fat"
What's that got to do with it,
Awaiting is the skinny mans
game
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-27

George w. Norris, insurgent leader
of the house of representatives, de-
feated Senator Norris Brown in the
recent Republican senatorial primary
in Nebraska. Both men are progress
sive. both are effective speakers and
good campaigners. tative Nor
ris is one of the most radical of the
insurgent leaders in the lower house.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
He CAME LONG WAY
TO GET PRISONER
And Then Found She Would
Not Go TO Oregon
with Him

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. May Town
Marshal J. NJ Hutson Of GoId Hill.
ore. attempted to take olt Of the
city and TITO the ab0yr state a NO
man rmed Mrs Ida ,l.,t. on lie
st.si.-'h OF macIhri war'r.'' ISSUED
by a justice of The peace The crime
alleged against this woman was de-
seruon of her husband Marshal Hut
son retailed his story OF the long trip
TO many conliding people So conf
dent was he Of taking his game back,
that he went to the depot early in the
afternoon and bought Mrs. Knott a
through ticket, with one for himself.
Of course. In the meantime his fair
victim informed +. s Clark, her at
tCrney. that she abhoTred the trip back
home, alleging the most extreme cru
city by her husband as the reason
she left him last February. Her pitt
ful story reached : climax when she
informed Mr. Clark and otter listen
eTs that she had been inundated by
Marshal tiutson, the latter stating
that he would place shackles on her
limbs and handouts on her wrists
unless she acquiesceG in leaving the
city freely and without big noise"
about it.
Ignorant OF the Law and specifically
so OF the procedure that authorized
eNtraditiOn, she submitted and signed
paper to that effect Hutson. it is
said. was pleased over the easy man
ner in which he was sailing his official
boat.
1t was quite a ludicrous scene as he
jumped aboard the car and was oil
for bone with his only passenger ma.
rooned somewhere in the city on dry
land. HutsOn was very vindictive He
Haunted the warrant of the Justice of
the peace OF Jackson county, Oregon
in the face of Attorney Clark, pro-
claiming that his state was mightier
than Arizona and that Gold Hill was
by far a bigger and better city than
Prescott.
Mrs. Knott was taken from one
home to the other in the afternoon and
when the hour came for her TO make
good she failed to materialize at the
point designated.
Earlier in the week she was ar
rested on telegTaphic advices from
Oregon. and held accordingly. After
due time she was given an examine.
ton on the alleged crime OF desertion,
and forthwith released by Judge Nc
Lane, he having no jurisdiction in the
case. With the arrival OF Hutson in
the city the curtain was again lifted
but it soon fell with a dull thud.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE
HEAVY FINES PAID
IN FEDERAL COURT
Judge Mack Follows Judge
Hunt and Grinds
Ont Work

PHOENIX. May 2:-Judge Mack
took up the duties where Judge Hunt
left OFF and things went on today just
as smoothly as if the new judge had
teen here an the time There was
no change at all in The Program of
cases set for today and the rest OF
the term Of court
The motion 10 transfer two Cochise
county cases here for trial in the Unit
ed States district court was denied.
These were the famous case Of Glea-
son VS.. Costello which involves large
sums Of money. and Hagan VS.. lar
kin.
twenty-five hundred dollars in fines
were received today by the United
States court In the cases Of the
United States VS. Solomon Wicker.
sham and Co of Globe and Solomon.
vile. and the United States VS.. NJ
Grider. one OF the defendants of the
company. both pleaded guilty for VIC
lating the interstate commerce laws
The Wickersham company paid fine
OF $1,000, and Order a fine OF $500
The counterfeit case known as the
United States VS. John Carroll is on
Trial this afternoon. Carroll is alleged
to have manufactured bogus money
in this vicinity.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
BOY IS DROWNED IN
HOLE IN SALT RIVER
Lad About Fourteen Went
Swimming and Got
in Too Deep

PHOENIX, May 2:--Cecil Tenny,
a lad about fourteen years old, was
drowned in Salt River Saturday
afternoon about 4 o'clock. Cecil
and three other boys went in swim
ming in the river at a place near the
Butte known as the point" AT
this place the river is about fourteen
feet deep. The boy waded in TO
where the water was over his head
and as the water was very cold the
suppOsition is that he cTamped. The
boys companions state that they
thought he had hidden from them.
They waited some little time, and as
the lad did not show up they took
his clothes and went across the river
TO where the boys father lives.
They related to Mr. Tenny what
had happened and he, with several
other men, instituted a search for
the missing boy. Not finding the
boy Saturday evening, the search
was resumed yesterday morning. The
body was finally discovered by a
Mexican boy who was fishing near
where the boys were swimming. The
body had floated about fifty yards
down the river from where the boy
was last seen. This is the second
boy that has drowned in that hole
in the last two years.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
COMMITTEE STILL
LOOKING FOR SITE
Visited Yavafai County at
RedueSt Of Prescott
Business Men

PRESCOTT, MAY al. +. Vaughn
of Duncan, John T. Dunlap of Phoe
nix, and Judge-J. J. Hawkins of this
city, members Of the commission APP
pointed by Governor Hunt TO inspect
all sections in the state, with the view
of finding a suitable place in which TO
locate and maintain the industrial
school, arrived in the city Sunday on
that mission. They have investiga-
ted several places in the southern part
OF the state. and left yesterday for
the Point OF Rocks country TO contin-
Ne their observations. The school at
present is located at Benson. and a
change has been decided upon.
The party were invited to Prescott
by the Chamber OF Commerce, and
were taken over the field to be view
ed yesterday afternoon by +. s.
Clark, chairman of the committee APP
pointed for that purpose. Mr.. Vaughn
is a journalist of Graham county,
and this is his first trip to the north.
lie expressed himself as pleased as
well as surprised with the appearance
OF the city. Mrs. Dunlap accompanies
her husband. and they are at the St
Michael.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
CATTLE ARE
NOW BEING SHIPPED
Thirty-three Hundred from
Mexico Sent TO All
Parts of Country

TUCSON. May 2-.Thirty-three
hundred head of cattle, valued at
close TO 100000, are today in Tucson
and are being loaded into cars for
shipment to various parts Of the coun-
try. The cattle are Sonora steers and
we're passed through the customs de-
parJment in Nogales Tuesday, arriv-
ing here Tuesday night. Most of the
5000 are being sold by the Alamo
Cattle company. which will ship LOO
more into the United States on May
II. Most of the Alamo cattle are
sold 10 Captain Mossman and his as
sociates of Kansas City.
Numerous owners Of small punches
of cattle contained in the shipment
now in Tucson arrived in the city
last night Among them are Ramon
Elias, Eduardo Legleu, G. V. Angulo,
J. c. Carranza and Eleanor Carranza,
all OF Carlo. w. Beckford Kibbey o!
the Alamo Cattle company also ar
rived in the city, accompanied by
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
TUCSON HOME IS
ROBBED OF $4,000
Burglars Secure Diamonds,
Watch, Souvenir Spoons
and Sis Cash

TUCSON, May "A robbery took
Mace in the home OF Herman c.
Freshman, 3T2 West Franklin street,
Monday night while the family was at
Elysian Grove.
The burglars entered through a
side window and had easy access to
the contents OF the house. They lett
no tracks behind them and thus far
have eluded the police. reward OF
5000 has seemed to avail nothing.
Several thousand dollars worth Of
iewelry we're among the loot, the most
COSTLY of which we're: A bracelet con
tanning three diamonds, one OF which
was a 2I-2 karat stone and the other
two / karat each; a solitaire diamond
ring with a 2-karat stone; a diamond
cluster ring containing IS stones;
trrouoise ring surrounded by dia-
monds; a 2-karat solitaire ring;
uair Of pearI earrings. and a ring con-
tanning three 1-2-karat stones. $40 IN
cash was also taken along and numer-
ous iaweled pins and souvenir spoons.
Sveral arrests were made YESTERDAY
hut they we're only suspects and We're
released later.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
BANDITS THICK IN
RIO SONORA COUNTRY
50 Declares Man Who Has
Recently Returned from
That Section

TUCSON, May 2:-Declaring that
the district of the Rio Sonora is over
run with bandits, that the mines have
closed down, and famine is hard on
the heels Of the entire population, o.
A. Cullen, a young American mining
man, arrived last eveing from Hue
pac, Sonora, and says he is a resident
of Huepac no longer.
We had no rebels over there, but
bandits are oyerrunning the country,
taking horses, ammunition, food and
other things o. value from the Mex
leans. So far as ! have been able 10
learn, they have not molested Amer
leans in any manner In one town
in our district the Escobosa broth
ers came in with their band and
took two horses and saddles be-
longing to the Americans, along with
their other booty, but aS soon as the
bandits learned they had taken
property they FASTENED to
return il.
The chief trouble now is that
-
George Sayre, customs inspector,
and II. M. Hart, United States vet
erinarian.
OF the small shipments. some are
10 be made TO Roswell, New Mexico,
some to Yuma, and some to Benson.
Fully $500 head OF the cattle go 70
Kansas City.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03

food is very scarce, the people have
no money and are getting ugly, and
at the same time it is impossible to
get men to work in the mines or TO
drive teams over the roads. Team
sters are afraid to travel through
the mountains, or to be out at night
That being the case, IL is impossible
to have supplies or powder freighted
into the camps from supply points
All the mines Of the district have
closed down. ours among the others
though / employed but twenty-five
men"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03

Modern in every detail 20 rooms. SUM
MER RATES. Close to all theaters,
stores, beach and mountain car lines.
Beautiful lObbies and vera Midas. ONE
VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOJ- OF IT'S
IDEAL LOCATION AND PERFECT
SERVICE. WRITE FOR RATES
J. A. BLOOD. MGR
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03

relation to the students volunteer
Bible study movement. Smaller Mat
thews, dean CT the University of Chi
cago: DIR. S. c. Mitchell. president Of
the University of South Carolina;
John r. Mott, president of the Worlds
Christian Student Federation, and a
number of other well known educa-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
CONFER ON BIBLE STUDY.

RICHMOND. Ind, May 2.--Faculty
Of many OF the leading uni
versitles and colleges of the United
States assembled at Earlham College
today TOR their annual conference in
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-03
NOTICE

Don't forget the Don Luis dance
night Bus leaves o. X.
stables 1880 soc round trip. $50
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
IN

Tuznim srcem mammalian so
rodnikOm. prijateljem in znan-
cen zalostno vest, da je grabezlji-
va smrt, %. novembra t. |. eve
toci mladosti p~retrgala nit ziv-
ljenja najni nepozabljeni hcerki
Mary Cerne.
PokOjnica je bila stara II let
in D mesecev ter je Pc triteden-
ski mukotrpni bolezni morala
podleci ma legarju.
Zahvaljujeva Sc vsem onim, XII
so mas Obiskali in bill v tolazbo v
casu zalosti. Nadalje srcna hvala
vsem onim, Xxi so darovali wee kra-
snih vencev, in zahvala vsem
onim, XII so Sc v mnogem Stevilu
udelezili sprevoda ter spremilj
ranjko k vecnemu pocitku.
Bod il lahka tuja zemljica!
Zalujoci starisi.
Katarina in John Cerne,
Breezy Hill, Kans.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Slovenski socialist izvoljer V
Kansasu!

Zadnji teden sm0 Sele dobili
vest IL Kansasa, da je V Fronte-
nacu, Kans., izvoljen slovenski
sodrug Ant. HOFFMAN "a mirov.
mega sodnika. V istem mestu je
bill minolo spomlad izvoljen tudi
slOvenski socialist j. Skubic "a al
dermana. To sta menda prva diva
slevenska socialista V Ameriki. Xxi
sta izvoliena man.jSo mestno
sluzbo.
V doticDem okraju, kjer je
premogarsko mesto Frontenac, to
je V Crawford County, so sploh
socialist zmagali ma cell crit in
izvoljeni so vsi kandidatie razeu
,okrajnega pravdnika. kateri .je
zaostal - "a diva glasova. 1.-Two.
LENA sta tudi diva sodruga V DIR.
zavnO zakonodajo in jeden V Sc.
nat. V temu okraju je donna
Appeal to Reason.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

vrst pod ognjem srbske artilerije,
je pognalo Turke S Kumanova v
strahovit beg, a cd vseh onih, Xxi
so ubezali, Jill je ostalo V Skoplju
okolo 5000. Tako so bill ma
kumanovu zmagali. osvojili mno-
go topov i'll streliva. a u.jeli MISC
nikogar, ker so sc Turk in Ar
navti spustili V divji beg.
Stevilo izgub ma eni in drugi
strani hi natancno znano. Gotovo
je. da 20 uradne vest o izgubah
laznjive. Turkov je bio ubitih
iii ranjenih najmanj 100000,
Il Srbov je poginilo najmanj .
5000, a Stevilo ranjencev je silno.
Da uradne vesti MISC istinite. sve-
doGi najbolj to dejstvo. Ola ie cd
Is. polka ostalo vsega vkup 40
vojnikoy in troje oficiriev zdra-
viii, IA Z in 13. polk sta takisto
skoro unicena. A polk ina 4
5000 vojnikov. Is. polk je najbolj
trpel, ker je prvi stopil V bitko
IN ker pc ~pricanju mnogih -
stopil pijan V borbo, ker Sc .je YES
polk dobro pocastil V pref zavze-
tenn selu.
kaksna je bila Ma srbski strani
BONA o%dlocnost, najbolje svedo-
ci stevilo padlih oficirjev. Pc ko.
mandi, Xxi ie v~eljala V tenn boju.
ie morale s poginiti a odnehati
Sc nj smelo.
kumanovo je odlocilo V vojni
med Srbijo in Turcijo in tn je
Srbija porazila Turcijo. Vsled
tega je pablo .Skoplje brez borbe
in vsled tega so bill dosezeni ma
daljni veliki uspehi brez velikih
zrtev.
kumanovo nadomesti V glavah
srbskih patriotov Kosovo, a po-
znejsim in kulturnejSim rodovom
DO sluzilo Ia primer, kako so Sc V
dobi kapitalizma in "patrioticne-
ga nacionalizma kali ljudje
med sebojin s ten dokazali. da
je to dobro treba nazivati dobo
modernega barbarstva.
Same f~otografirati hi bio ire
ba ona nezakopana ali ma pol "a
grebena cloveSka trupla in konj-
ske mrhe Doleg njih, Ola sluzi "a
dokaz strahote in barbarstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Resitev t~arifnega vpraSanja.

he leta in leta je bilo tarifno
vprasanje tisti bav-bav, 5 kate
rim so straSili ameriSko l.judstvo
republikanci ma drugi strani pa
Je bio tarifno vpraSanje "a naSe
ljudstvc tista reSilna ZveZda. ma
katerO SO demokratje kazali kot
ma izvor vsega dobrega i'll vsega
hudega. In vecji del vse kapitali-
sticne politike Sc je sukal okrog
tega predmeta. lid zadnjih vo-
litev pa DO prinesel resitev. toll
~prepornega %vpraSanja. Demokra,
tie so dobili predsednika in do.
bill so vecino kongresu. Kot
Zmagalcc cakati samo dive poti
ali popolen uspeh ali usodepolen
fiasko, Xxi DO demokratski stranki
Ia v%selej zavil vrat. kajti velika
veciGa demokratOv je strogO ma
sprotna republikancem in je vse
upanje ~stavila V demOkrate. NSak
neusDeh teh slednjih pa pomeni
razocaranje. liz katerega Sc rod
breZobZlrno %SpoZnanje resnice a
pot spoznanja vodi naravnost Y
socialisticen tabor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
SODRUG KRISTAN ODPOT0-
VAL.

Sodr. Etbin Kristan, kateri je
zakljucil svojo predavatelisko
turo S shodom V New Yorku dine
II. novembra, je o~dpotoval %
nov. S parnikom ''Prinz Friedrich
Wilhelm prot Europi.
Potuje skozi NemGijo i'll "a ne.
kaj casa Sc DO ustavil pc oprav-
kin V Leipzigu odkoder pojde ma
raynOst V Ljuhljano, kjer ga caka
zopet delo pri uredniski mizi
bratskega lista ''Zarja".
Dragemu sodrugu zelimo sre-
cen poyratek,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
RaZpiS.

SLOW. pew. in izobrazevalno
druStvo "Bled" iSGe dobro izur
.jenega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Process v Indianapolisu.

hadar delaVcl Z~ahteVaJo Cd
Wade, da uvede to ali ono pre-
iskavo, XII bi bila resnicno spo-
znanje razmer neobhOdno potreb-
ma, tedaj Sc vlada izgovarja. ia
nina denarja, da nina tega in
omega; ina pa vse polno izgovo-
ROY tedaj, kadar Sc "a zlocinom
skriva kak "velepoStoyani'' dr.
zayljan. kapitalisticni mogotec.
TOda kadar hocejo industrijski
%magnatje in trtustjani kak pro-
ces, kako preiskavo, tedaj je
vedno dovolj denarja, dovolj de-
tektivov, dovolj vsega, Gesto cello
wee kakOr treba. Ko so delavci
z%ahtevali, da maj vlada upelje
preiskavo roper ocilindrane dina
mitarje V Lawrence, Mass, XII so
nolagali dinamit pc raznih kra-
Jill, V kar je bill appleton cello
oredsednik volnenega trusta.
William Wood, je nasa "velepra-
vicna'' vlada ganila samo z ma
zincem, da tako zamasi usta pra
vice. VISA tozadevna preiskava je
bila velikanski bluff. Use,
kaj drugega pa je V indianapolis
SUI, kjer Sc vrSi process prot 45
uradnikov Mostovne i'll zelezar.
skeu pitje; $ pedantsko natane-
nOstjo, z naduto pristranostjo in
satansko Skodozeljnostjo Sc zasli
Suje, zavraca, odobrava in nami-
guje. Ne manjka denarja, ne
manjka pric, ne manjka detekti-
WOW, ne manjka nicesar, dasi gre
Ia prevazanje razstrelnih snovi
pc zeleznic, do6im je Slo V Law
renee ne samO Ia prevazanje,
temvec tudi IA zlocinska dejanja.
Iakaj Ia razlikae cato. ker je
j%eklarnemu trustu do tega. da u
niei delavskO organizacijo. Ker
Sc MENU samemu to hi posrecilo,
je vpregel V svoj voz Waldo. da
tn potion svojih sodisc, detekti-
WOW, podkupovanja in zaviianja
vtepe delavcem V glavo pasjo po-
korS6ino do njihovih bre7Obzir-
nih izkoriscevalcev. da Jim "a
vselej izbije IL glave misel ma cd
por $ pomocio strokovne organi-
zacije. da Jill brezpOgojno prisili
nazai V neznosen iarem induStrii-
skega suzenjstva. Toda mesto te-
ga bo vlada dosegla ravno obrat-
no. ker $ TEN pomaga nevedne-
zem do spoznanja,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
S~ocialiSticni pregled.
soCIALIsTIcNI GLASGOW.

Uradna porocila o stevilu gla-
SOW oddanih 3. nov. lezejo zelo pc
cast. Popolna uradna %poroGila so
do sedaj znana komaj IL II dr.
zav i'll Ia porocila kazejo sijajni
napredek socialisticnih glasov.
Pc teh uradnih porocilih je do
bill sodrug Debs, mas predsed-
niski kandidat, sledece stevilo
glasov V doticnih II drzavah v
primeri S Stevilkami, kolikor je
incl glasov v 18TH drzavah pred
stirimi lett:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Wanna stvar.

Neki sloviti zdravnik je V enem
svojih predavanj rekel, da .je bol.j
vazno, izprazniti svoje Grevesa
kot napolniti svoj zelodec. Mi
smo cestokrat opominjali nase Gi-
tatelje. da ne puste ostanke hra-
ne skisati Sc V crevesih, ker tam
zavro. gnjijejo in $ tenn zastrupi-
.io telo. Najbolja not vzdrzati 81
prebavne organe povse este, zdra
We in income, je raba T~rinerjeve-
ga ameriskega zdravilnega gren.
ka vina. - Pri boleznih zelodca
in drobovja, prio trpnjenju jeter.
kjer je treba skrbno patti, da ne
nastane zabasanost, dale to sred.
stvo ~izvrstneu cinke. Istotako pr
nervoznosti. glavabolu, revmatic.
nih napadih, pa tudi pri zenskih
%boleznih, provzrocenih vsled "a.
basanosti ali slabe krvi.
V lekarnah - Jos. Triner, 1888
1879 SO. Ashland Ave. Chica.
go. I'll.
Najhitrejso pomoc IA bolecine
V sklepih in misicah da.je Triner
lev liniment.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Taft zadaj " Floridi.

Inamenit je volilni lid V drza,
vi Florida. Pc neuradnem poroci.
lu je socialisticna stranka tam,
kaj izsla il volilnega boja druga
GLASGOW stole: Wilson 35.S64
Debs 1926, Taft 1912 IN Roose.
welt 42O7. Taft in Roosevelt sta
torej ostala Fad "a Debsom. Y
FlOridi je izvoljen veliko sodru.
gov v razne municipalne zastope