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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Special Committee of Peace Society Returns to New
 York From Capital
LETTER FROM TAFT
 IS MADE PUBLIC
Effort Will Be Made to Bring About Treaty With Germany Similar to the Treaties With
 England and France

New York, February 22-President Taft and the German ambassador, Count Von Bernstorff, both heartily favor the earliest eonsummation of an arbitration treaty with Germany, according to Marcus M. Marks and pr. Louis Livingston Seaman, a special committee of the New York Peace society, who have just returned from Washington after a conference With them on the subject.
 The committee in making this announce ment tonight gave out letter received from Mir. Taft under date of February 19 in reply to a suggestion that an offlo,ai declaration of the Presidents approval or an arbitration treaty with Germany would be very helpful in reassuring many citizens that our government is equally eager to negotiate with Germany on the same lines as has been done with Great Britain and France"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
REGENT SLIDES
 IN CULEBRA CUT

Washington. February 22.-Earth slides in the Culebra cut of the Panama canal. referred to in advices from the isthmus, have been going on for some time, it was said today. Engineers have not been taken by surprise by their continuance. It has been officially stated by the canal com, mission that these establishments of the earth in the famous Cuebra cut are rather welcome at present, inasmuch as they assure the canal against serious fu- t,ire obstructions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
NOTED WEATHER
 EXPERT DIES

Cape May. N. J., Febraury 22.-Capt. Theodore r. Townsend, one of the most noted weather experts in this country, died today at his home here, aged "A years. He was the inventor of many of the delicate indicators and instruments now in use by the weather bureau.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
 ESCAPED MACHINIST NOW UNDER ARREST

Biloxi, Miss, February 22-United States Marshal w. O. Ligon today received news from Meadville of the arrest there of J. r. Mcdaniel, alias Bud McDaniel, who recently escaped from the McComb city jail, where he had been placed under charges of violating the federal court in- junction against strikers and sympathiz- CTS interfering with the business of the Illinois Central Railroad company. Me Daniel is machnist and was formerly employed by the Illinois Central.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Weather Forecast

Washington. February 22.-Forecast TOT Alabama and Georgia: Fair and warmer Friday; probably becoming unsettled Sat urday; southeast to south winds increas- ing.
 Mssissippi Increasing cloudiness anu warmer Friday. probably followed ny showers by night or Saturday; brisk eas' to southeast winds.
 Tennessee: Fair and warmer Friday Saturday increasing cloudiness ana "arlh'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Banquet Postponed

The committee il charge of the Fountain Heights Brotherhood banquet to have been given at the Fountain Heights Methodist Episcopal church to- night has decided to postpone the af- fair on account of serious illness in the class. No future date for the ban quet has been decided upon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Notice to Contractors

We have 10 sublet 15 miles of heavy double track work the Louisville and Nashville railroad just north of the Alabama state line in Tennessee, There are about 1,000,000 yards of eX- cavation, with about 12,000 yards of concrete work, compromising heavy team, barrow, cart and car work, and highly classified steam shovel work free transportation on outfits over the Louisville and Nashville line to the work. Adress The Callahan Construc- tion Co., Knoxville, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
TO ERECT SAWMILL
 NEAR ALICEVILLE
Large Timber Tract Purchased. "Miriam's Crime" to Be Played
 by Amateurs

Aliceville, February 22.-lSpeeial)-Wil- liam Shirley, formerly of the Aliceville Lumber and Construction company, has houpht A large tract of timber from Dr. Moody on the latter's lands near here and Is preparing to put down saw mill The machinery will soon be put on the ground and work will begin with in a few weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Degree for Dr Mitchell

Baltimore. February 22-At the annual commemoration day exercises of Johns Hopkins university today the degree of doctor of laws was bestowed upon pr. S. Weir Mitchell, the novelist. of Phiadel- phia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23

home talent play is in progress of preparation and is to be given by local talent before many weeks. Characters have been selected and preparatory work has been in progress two weeks. It is to be given under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. ''Miriam's Crime is the name of the play selected, and the characters are as follows:
 Miriam, rich aunt's protege, Miss Annie Hope Wilder; Bernard, young spendthrift. R, J. Kirksey; Huffip, the aunt's lawyer, K. H. Francis; Scumley. a brother to the rich aunt, s. w. Archi- bald; Biles. lawyers clerk, E. H. Fitz- patrick; Mrs. Raby, a lodging house keeper, Miss Mabel Beatman; Dan. an Irish servant, pr. J. F. Brothers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23

FILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTME ENT fails 10 cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud. Ing Piles In ( to 14 days. soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
First Bids Rejected

Chattanooga. February 22.--6Special) In order to build the new Hamilton county jail within the receipts of the original bond issue of s75,000 the com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Presidents S Letter

The Presidents letter is as follows:
 Replying to your letter of February r ] have pleasure in drawing your attention to the history of the events which led LID 10 the negotiations of the arbitration treaties now before the Senate. In my speech in December 1910, before the Amer lean Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes, I said:
 "Tf now we can negotiate and put through a positive agreement with some great nation to abide by the adjudication of an international arbitral court in every issue which cannot be settled by negotia- tions, no matter what it involves, whether honor, territory or money we shall have made a long step forward by demonstrat- ing that 1t is possible for the two nations at least to establish as between them the same system of due process of law that exists between individuals under a goVernmPnt'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23

offered and will change the specifics tions. New bids will then be adver- tised for and it is believed several of these will come within the allowed amount.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
J. F. Hyatt Robbed

J. F. Hyatt Robbed > I J. F. Hyatt of Arab, Ala, While in the city was robbed of a suit Of scIotnes and se.75 in cash. He reported the theft to the police and they are work Ing on the case. iii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
BIaCiNMON's JOINT
 RESOLUTION PASSES

Washington, February 22.-(Spe- cial. } = Congressman Blackmon's joint resolution providing for a commission to investigate the advis- ability of the proposed site for per manent maneuver camp for the army at Anniston passed the House today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
TWO MILITARY COMPANIES
 MUSTERED OUT OF SERVICE

l,. The mastering out of service of these two companies leaves three infantry com panies each in Mobile and Birmingham, each of these cities having formerly had four infantry organizations.
 No other grounds have been assigned for mastering out these two companies than general inefficiency. As infantry or- ganizations they were said to be ineffi- cient in the matter of drilling and in other respects which are supposed to constitute well disciplined companies.
 Whether or not the adjutant general will muster out of service any other com panies in the state could not be ascsr- tained. General Scully has been paying close attention to all the military organ- izations in the Alabama National Guard. and 1t is believed that the adjutant gen. eral will not hesitate to take similar ac- ton with any other military organizations in the state that may be found ins2i- cient
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
Germany Hangs Back

"This statement was followed by a prompt and equally public announce ,nent by France and Great Britain of their willingness to enter into nego- tiations looking to the conclusion of such a treaty No other countries hav- ing responded to this suggestion, this government submitted to Great Britain and France as a base of negotiations u tentative draft of treaty, the sub stance of which was published in May, 1911, with the announcement that the United States was prepared to enter upop similar negetia donss with other ma ations. &|
 asllbseuuently the diploinatic repre- sentatives of Germany and oth- CT European countries requested and were given copies of the tentative draft, but the negotiations with Ger many. as we'll as similar negotiations with other powers, have been tempor- arily held in abeyance pending the final action of the Senate upon the treati with Great Britain and France 4 Negotiations Suspended
 "The German government, equally with this government, regarded the temporary suspension of negotiations as advisable under the circumstance and for these reasons the negotiations with Germany are incomplete.
 'Yon can rest assured that imme- diately upon the ratification of the present treaties efforts will be resumed of the most earnest character to bring about a treaty with Germany equally progressive and significant of. desire for arbitration. No one recognizes more clearly than does this government the widespread utility in the cause of worl6 peace that such a treaty. with Germany would effect Sincerely yours,
 CIVILIAN II. TAFT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23

vile, in Autauga county. A copy of the alleged forged note is attached to the indictment. It is dated January Il, 1911. and it is said it was to secure rent for one year.
 Leland Lasseter is well known mer- chant in Mont gomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23

Montgomery. February 22.-(Special)- As result of the inspection tour of tho military companies of the state which Adjutant General Joseph B. Scully has been making for several weeks, orders have been issued mastering out of service Company B of Mobile of the First infan- try, and Company of Birmingham of the Fourth infantry. The action of the ad- jutant general in mastering out these two companies was brought about through the inefficiency of these two military Or ganizations.
 Company of Mobile was commanded by Capt. w. T. Wilson and Company c of Birmingham was commanded by Capt. c. H. Mandy. Company c was formerly Troop D of the calvary squadron and was transferred to the Fourth infantry. It is said that this company has done nothing as an infantry organization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-23
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HENRY w. SAVAGE'S Massive Production of Walter Browne's Modern Morality Play
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

sticks, IN inch or more IN diameter and "a foot
long, and was packed in sawdu,t in fifty
pound boxes.
When the Rambler was ready 10 receive
her cargo, her new owner went in search of a
Captain; but he could find no one who
wanted the Job or who could be induced 10
take il, even though he offered double the
ordinary pay and large bonus which latter
was 10 be paid on delivery of the dyna-
mite. was then back at my old occupation
Of plotting ships through Hell Gate; but the
Cuban heard Of me in some way and came
after me II did not require much persuasion
10 induce me to take command Of the cX-
petition. There was enough danger about 1t
% make It attractive and, being Of Irish
parcntagc, | was iavorably disposed toward
dynamite on general principles. The size Of
the shipment was not appalling; for, except
as 90 the number Of fragments Of dlsln-
tcgratcl humanity that would suddenly be
scattered over the broad sea in the event If
an explosion, | could see no difference be-
tween sixty tons or only six. The ship,
though DID, was still a stunch craft, and |
felt sure that if kept my mind on navigation
rather than on her cargo We should ind our
lives in our vest pockets and undamagcd when
we reached Colon. So ! chccrully signed
the papers.
The cargo was taken aboard when the
schooner was living at anchor of the Statue
Of Liberty. When it came 10 shipping a
crew was forced 10 DO some lying, which |
regretted, but there seemed 10 be no other
way out of it. If | had let the truth be
known. couldn't have secured a crew On
.anv terms; SO told the men that the
Rambler was q private yach, going down TO
Colon 20 mcr, her owner, and that the I'M
proviscd hold, in which the dynamite was
stored. was filled with stores, as II was IN
tended to star, out at once on q long cruise
In a sense this Was at lcas, partly true. for
The Cuban coal dealer returned 10 Colon by
steamer. He earnestly explained that tins
was not due To- anything Of fear as 70 the
safe,,. Of the schooner. but because he
wished TO get there ahead Of us To make
some Arrangements. My op,imisti. friends
insisted on bidding me farewell for they
assured me would never see them again;
bur that worried me not a, AL.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
"Gee!T Tom, look at this

" You know | skun my shin
like sixty when we banged
into that bob last night. !
just rubbed on a little Car
boIatcd Nasclinc when | went
to bed, and now it S all healed
up as slick as ever. I'd hardly
know I'd got a scratch. -
OF course, YOU have " Vasclinc'
in vour household, not only for
the boys, but for Yourself and the
whole family.
Carbolatcd Vasclinc contains
lust a hi, Of Carbolic Acid, which
makes it an,iscptic and healing.
1t is Just the thing for scratches
and minor cuts and wounds.
There are several other special
forms of Vasclinc,' each for a
particular use. MI are made
with the same pure " Vasclinc"
that is known and used all over
the world.
The different specifies with
which the Vasclinc is blended,
such as Camphor, AIcnthol, Capsi-
cum, etc., simply add a particular
efficacy to the general soothing
and toning properties Of the
"Vasclinc' itself.
Druggists everywhere carry the
"Vasclinc' spccialtics- put up in
glass bottles and in the handy,
sanitary tin tubes shown here.
You will find our \ascIinc
booklet, telling all about them,
useful as well as interesting. 1t
contains all kinds Of practical
information for the homc-sug-
gcstions just as scrviccablc to
the bachelor (girl or man as to
the mother. Sent postpaid on
request. Write for your copy
today.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

WYE left New York early IN the summer
w Of 1888. and had good weather all
the way down The coast; but IN the Gull 81
NIryirC we ran into as severe q tropical
storm as have ever seen. For tWo day. we
had q hOWling nOr,hca5'cr. which hl.a'' up
ID savage sea: but we ran before II under
shortened sail, and | felt no great anxiety:
4, yrln-e' on the second day the "inI Tell
away 10 q dead calm, and in halt an hour we
were in the center Of icruhc cicgilD"
storm. while the rain fell IN SOLID sho''n'
There was nothing 10 do bu, take IN every
stitch Of canvas, 90 prevent the snip I''"
th-c-hingit II and herself 20 pieces, ana l', .,i
waIl,w In IT,. Never have ! seen such a .IH-
liant display OF electricity, nor one '.'l
lasted so long. From sundoWn To- .uI.l7e
the -l.v was literally ablazc with oaII.ihG
-rrcaks Of fire. i was marvellous eA.i''-
ton Of the heavens IN fury.
TO the innocent mates and ere" ii ".'
awe inspiring, it was strange 10 see q snip s.
company sicn, in the face Of ircnAcd 'Ie-
mcurs instead Of cursing them, but 70 me
!, came close 10 being terrifying. me ia",,iH
rain picked up the electricity ana carried ],
down until the air We hrcaihcd was hHeI
with il. When ! ran my hand through my
hair it snapped and cracked iEc nIchoTy
| fire and every lllIt i N''''ii''' 90 l''
,netaI felt q Slight shock. There seemed 10
/ he enough Of the mysterious current running
through the ship to set her on fire, and when
now and then. the rain ceased Tor moment
/ and one Of the men strucl, match IN iu'iIc
effort to light his pipe, ! imagined the cH-
rcctcd blaze had started.
III had been born to be afraid, ! certainly
should have known the full meaning. o. tear
that night. Though it was doubtful u our
small boats could have lived long IN the sea
that was running, should have been
tempted to abandon the ship but for my ''Sl,
inclination TO frightcn the crew. II was "I
them | thought rather than myself; i"r
was not pleased with the prospect OF causing
the annihilation Of men whom ! had sgncd
ON under false prctcnscs, even Though ! inGI
death with them. The lightning i"TIy,
nlavcd around our masthcads, and knC" II
+ struck us it would run down into the hoId
and set of the dynamite and we should De
Llown 70 the four winds with never a chance
Tor our lives The long arms OF fire iiaShcd
down at us viciousy, as though anxious 70
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

Confined 1r" Page T
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Zoper draginjo.

Pruska drzavna vlada .ie dovo-
lila sledece: uvoz sveze govedine
IL evropske Rustic. uvoz svezega
govejega in praSicevega mesa IL
Srbije, Rumuniie in Bolgarije "a
veGje stevilo vecjih NEST, ako bo-
do prodajali meso "a kolikor no
goee mike Gene, pri odloGitvi ka-
terih bodo sodelovale tudi oblasti
in ce dobe mesto takoj konzumen-
ii, uvoz svezega prasicevega me-
sa IL Rustic "a vzhodna pruska
mesta. uvoz goveje Irvine il Nizo-
zemskega V JAYNE klavnice. Dale
preklicuje vlada prepoved "a IL
vo7 sveze govedine il Belgije.
contingent ~praSicev IL Rustic "a
vzhodno Slezijo Sc poviSa. Dale
Je bilo sklenjenih wee odredb gle
de tarifov in zvezni svet mai OBJ
cham. ki vodijo prodajo mesa.
zakonito janet, da Sc zniza carl
ma cd % ali 81 mark ma Is mark.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Obsodba soc. poslanca.

2S. septembra dopoldne je bila
razglaSena obsodba prot socialno
demokrati6nima poslancema Bor-
chardtu in Leinertu. Kakor INA
no, je predsednik pruske zborni-
ce pozval Borchardta, maj zapu-
sti dvorano, kar pa ia nj storil.
Nato ga j. dial predsednik iztirati
s policijo. Leinert Sc .ie pa tako
vsedel k svoiemu tovariSu. da te-
ga MISC mogli drugace iztirati.
kakor da so Sc MEGA. Obtozba
proti Borchardtu Sc glasi zaradi
kaljenja hiSnega miru in zaradi
zoperstavljanja DRAWN oblasti.
Obsojen je ma 100 mark globe. Dr.
zavni pravdnik je predlagal tri-
meseGn. zapor. Leinert ie bill oh
sojen ma 30 mark globe zaradi 20
perstavljanja drzavni oblasti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
OCIALDEMOKRATICNA
ZMAGA.

Dunaj. |. oktobra. PR danaS-
NTH ozjih volitvah IA drzavno
zborski mandat V okraju Land
strasse, je bill krSGansko socialni
kandidat Prochazka porazen in
izvOljen Sodrug Miller Il $3.50
GLASGOW "a drzavnega poslanca.
Prochazka je dohil le 1887 glasov.
BOZ je bill srdit. po vsem okraiu
je bilo veliko ~Stevilo policistov
razpostavljenih, XII so seveda wee.
KRAFT delali V prilog ~krSGanskih
socialcev. Ma vsO moe so Sc tudi
krScanski socialci trudili. da hi
pridObili nemSke nacionalce. Pc
okraju je vozil avtomobil krScan.
skin socialcev. V katerem so sede-
lie belo obleGene SOlarice in trosile
pc cesti sladkorcke. zavitc V pa.
pr. ma katerem je bilo zapisano:
Nolite Julia Prochazko, Volilni
lid je bill razglaSen ma shodu pri
Drehering, XII .je bill ogromno obi
skan. u nepopisnim veseljem so
sprejeli socialist izvolitev Mil.
l%erjevo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Revolta v ruski j~etnisnici.

V Jetnisnici V Nercinsku. v ka-
teri so nastanieni politicni in dru-
gi kaznjenci, je izbruhnila revol-
ia. ko je bill eden kazn.iencev boie
zaradi surovosti kaznovan mai
pref s karcerjem, nato pa tepen
S sibami, so ostali .ietniki progla-
sill gladovno stavko, kateri lie
sledilo wee izvrsenih in poskuse-
nth samomorov. Dosedai so Sc
stirJe usmrtili. Jetniki so SO "a
trupii $ ciankaliicm. XII so 81 GA
bill ma skrivai prcSkrbeli Tudi V
ostalih Sestih .ietniSnicah. nahaia-
Joclh Sc V metu. so nastali nemiri
ker $ kaznjenci zelo kruto posto-
paio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Bolgarsh socialist prot vojni.

Sofia, 3. oktobra. Socialist so
priredili predvcerajSnjem veliko
demonstracijo pred k%ral.ievo pala-
60 prot vOjni. Kmalu so .iih OBJ
krozili diiaki in pasanti. ter so
priredili demonstracijo "a voino.
MnoIica je kmalu silno narastla in
je napadla socialiste. Tudi policiia
Je pomagala. SOcialno demokra-
tlcnega tajnika, sodruga Wlasova
Je nekdo sunil 2 nozem. Wlasov
Je hil takoj mrtev. Policija ie ma
pravila cez nekaj casa "mir".
kmalu nato je bio razglaSeno IL
Jemno stanje "a vso dezelo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
STE zE SLISALI KAJ O 2
DRUzNI TRGovINI ALI
KONSUMIH.

Podjetja vseh vrst vstanovlt
ma podlagi zadruznosti, so %
djetja bodocnosti; samo le.ta !
majo zasigurjeno svojo bodoSn~
poleg drugih koristnih druzabI1
naprav, XII sluzijo v obco kons|
clovestvu.
kdor Sc zeli pouciti natan6nst|
o zadruznih podjetjih, - kar u
treba znati vsakemu, XII SO stst|
naobrazenim mai nemudoma marc
ci knjigo
"ZADRUZNA %PRoDAJALNA
ALI KoNSUM",
1 10 je zalozila SLOW. sekcij, u
S. 2. J
CENA KNJIZICI JE 15c EsA
s PoSTNINo in Sc 10 marcos pr
upraVniStvu Proletaroa. $40
Blue Island Ave, Chicago, III.
Trgovci kniig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Rudniska katastrofa v Aystralii

V Lyell, Tasmania, Sc je dogq
dlla grozna katastrofa, kakersnl
Sc nj poznala do sedaj zgodovin.
Avstralije. V rudniku ie priced
goreti predzadnjo soboto in oI
koncu minulega tedna so sprawl
ma suho okrog 30 trupel nesreH
NH rudarjev. Okrog 20 rudarjed
sc pogresajo in nobenega upanjl
M da hi bill kateri izmed teh u
PR zivljenju. Tako znasa stevlI
vseh zrtev mad 80.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Johnston City, III.

Johnston City, Ill. - Porosas
hocem o vsem, kar utegne zanim.
II citatelje "Proletarca". Ke
smo ravno pred volitvami. mn
tudi jaz porocam nelioliko o va
linen boju, XII Sc danes boiui
Sirom Zdr. drzav.
Pred kratkem je prisel v nas
mesto mex republikanski govos.
mix, XII je hotel ma ceSti priredis
shod, a revez je govoril skors
sam sebi. Sc tisto malo Stevilo DO.
sluSalcev, Xxi Jill .je incl, MISC bill
njegovi pristaSi. Ker je uvidG
svojo blamazo, ie naposled uprs.
sal posluSalce, ako hi hotel q.
klicati: zivijo Taft. Roosevelt al
Wilson. Nobenega glasu nj bin
Use Je molcalo, nit enega glass
nj bio cuti. Nato je govornil|
vprasal, ce bi morda kandidau|
Debsu hoteli zaklicati zivijo. IT,
daj so vsi poslusalci z navduser|
jem zaklicali, Hurra for Deb
Govornik je uvidel, da tn zani Nil
nikake prilike in 10 je odkuril.
Use kaj drugega pa je bio, h,
Je mas obiskal socialisticni gown
mix. Ljudstvo ga je poslusalo II
navdusenjem.
tn Johnston-u Sc je zadp,l
case pojavil Slovenec, XII della \.
klamo "a republikansko stranh
Ia zaslepljenec in nezavednez, Ii
ina poleg drugih tudi to napaka.
da ga cestokrat obvladajo alko.
holni duhovi, je dobil cd repuh.
hkanske stranke IL Chicago sts. |
Ike, da Jill ponuja slovenskim d,
laycem in Jim priporoGa. da mai
ne volijo "a drugega kakor al
Tafta.
Gotovo Sc ne zaveda svojeaI
za%lostnega posla, katerega oprar|
liza, ko prodaja koristi izkorisaI
NH delavcev oni stranki, XII SCI
III varuje delavske izkoriScevsI
ce, 10 sta ga pa pred kratka|
opozorlla diva slOy. delavca ma
IN ga svarila mai opusti to zalot
no delo, je odgovoril. da mu !
mo cato nasprotuieta. ker sta n
n~evoSljiva, da bi zasluzil par d
larJev. ia seveda. pri toliki "a
sIeplJenosti nj misliti in priGalp'
vati cd NIGGA kaj boliSega. III
XIII izdajic delavskega ~razreAI
je V sedanjem volilnem boju ~
dvomno tudi med slovenskimi d
lavci precej. -
Il delom Sc ne morem posebx
pohvaliti. Zasluzek je pi6el in
di kar "a nakladanje premoI
vedno primanjkuje. Pri sedan
draginji so delavci 2 druzino NJ
veGji revezi.
Delavci, D. nov. vsi ma voliE
ter oddajte svoie glasove kan3
datom o stranke. - NaroeH
j. B. 4