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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
Ease That Sore, Tight Chest MUSTEROLE
 Does If!

Rub MUSTEROLE on your chest briskly, and you will be amazed at the blessed relief you will feel right away. It prevents pneumonia. MUSTEROLE is clean white ointment made with oil of mustard Simply rub it No plaster neces- sary. Better than mustard plaster and positively does not blister.
 Thousands who use MUSTEROLE will tell what relief it gives from Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Head ache, Congregation, PIeurisy, Rheuma- tism, Lumbago. Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet and Colds Git prevents Pneu- monia.)
 Doctors and nurses frankly recom- mend MUSTEROLE as a substitute for the old messy mustard plaster.
 At your druggists in 25c and soc jars, and a special large hospital size for $2.5O.
 Accept no substitute. If your drug gist cannot supply you, send 25c or soc to the Mustero1e Company, Cleve- land, Ohio, and will mail you 8 jar. postage prepaid.
 ''I have used Musterole to my great est satisfaction for coughs, colds, etc. I am a nurse and recommend it"- Myra Grety, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10

Anthonyis bark between the Scyila and Charbydis of mother and daugh- ter and safely into the heaven or con tented bachelorhood.
 is WaVering goes to Jimny'S apart ments while that young man is tenn porarily out of town, announces tnat she is married to him, and passes the at 2 a. m by a Mrs. Calhoun who resides in the apartment below ana 10 whom a, bit of scandal to spread IS as meat and drink to starving man; Antohny hearing of the supposed mar. riage promptly makes up his nina and proposes to Mrs. O'Mara Only the next day. Peggy Is made to realize madcap caprice unless she immediate ly narries Jimmy. Having once re- fused Jimmy's offer of marriage sne finds herself confronted with the nee essity of informing that young man that she has reconsidered which she does with refreshing naivete.
 All who have had the pleasure or seeing Miss C1eveland's work in the past will realize that with such a. role she is bound to add one more to her rapidly increasing list of triump phs. MT Ingran's Jimmy is as natural and pleasing as all his work In the congratulatfon on the part of Brdge- port theauegoerS.
 Alan Dewitt and Edward Nannery in the respective roles of Lord Anthony the best little laugh producers inag1n- able. The remaining members of the cast play right up to the high stand ard set by the Lyric players.
 with laugh in almost every line and a charming love story, "All-of-a-Sud- den Peggy should prove one of the biggest drawing cards of the season.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
MISS CLEVELAND IN
 CHARMING DRAMA
Initial Performance of All-of-a
 Sudden-Peggy PleaseS Big Houses at Lyric This Week

First nighters at the Lyric trudged homeward after the performance last night more than ever convinced that Eleanor Cleveland is one of the clev- crest and most versatile leading won- an ever seen in stock in this city. In Miss CIeveland'S capable hands, "A11- of-a-Sudden Peggy lost little of the charm with which Henrietta Crosman invested her originally and Miss Cleve- lands support was capable.
 The action of the play unfo1ds an Peggy O'Mara's impulsive attempts to encompass the marriage of her widowed mother to Lord Anthony Crackenthorp an enthusiastic scientist but backward lover. Lord Anthony's mother, fearing lest her son succunb to the wiles of either one of the OMara's and thereby sully the fam fly name summons from Ceylon Lord Anthony's younger brother, the Hon orable Jimmy Kepple to whom sshe entrusts the hazardous task of guiding
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
SCHOOL GIRLS HEAR
 ROUGE DENOUNCED
Students at New London School Are Told to Substitute Fresh
 Air For Cosmetics

New London. Dec. 1o-Four hundred girls, ranging in ages from sixteen to twenty years old. representing farnil- les in this city and vicinity and rep resenting all the elasses of Williams Memorial Institute. have received en 1mprornptu lecture on rouge and ooS- snestios in general.
 The lecturer was their principal, Professor Colin g. Buell.. Immediate ly after prayer in the morning Pro- lessor Buell. apolog1sed to the women teachers and students for touching on so delicate 6 subject as rouge and then proceeded for a Hsw minutes to handle 1t vigorously.
 There are several young ladies in this school he said, "who artihciaily color their cheeks to such an extent that they have a very unnatural ap- pearance- The best way to have rosy cheeks and peachy complexion is to breathe fresh air and plenty Of it.''
 The senior class of sixty 8 few days ago went to school minus rats and -weweIets, with their hair hanging down their backs and this evidently pleased Professor Buell.. More back to nature lectures are expected in the near future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
300 WIRELESS OPERATORS
 GET GOVERNMENT LICENSES

Washington, Dec. 10-Three hundred wireless operators, amateurs and pro- iessionals, have been granted licenses
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10

Others are reading Farmer Want Ads. just as you are reading this. That's why they bring results. Try one. Is words 15c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10

Washington, Dec. 10-Senator Will liam P. Jackson has been sworn tin as the successor of Senator Rayner of Maryland. MT. Jackson is a wealthy manufa cturer who has been the Re publican national committeeman from Maryland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
CONNECTICUT FEDERATION BIRD & GAME CLUBS FORMED

West Haven, Dec. 10-At a meeting nere. preliminary organization of a federation of bird and nature clubs of the State was effected The name of the organization will be the Conneoti- cut Federation of Bird and Game Clubs and the temporary organization vas formed with Herbert K Job as chairman and Arthur G. Powers of Hartford, as secretary A conntttee to draw up 8 constitution to be acted upon by ths several clubs was selected in the persons of Professor F P. St
 John of Hartford, chairman J. H. Sage of Portland, and H. c. Stiles of West Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10

dance to the theatre twice daily; it is impossible to imagine her walking, or, most horrible thought of all, sitting still in a taxi-cab. Then her dance walk down the stage, with the quaint, perky swish of the short skirt like the clipped tail of some bird of paradise
 Jack Singers Big Behman Show (Burlesque) which is at the Park the last three days of this week, includes Lew Kelly, The Watson Sisters. Fred Wyckoff, Lon Hascau, Vic Casmore, Freda Florence, Ameta Pynes and G. Douglas with the chorus in "A Mix-Up at Newport every line a laugh and the best of it is that it is clean
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10

the whole performance. The elegant the beautiful garden between the gilt curving bars Of the long windows.
 And the dresses, all soft colors, black, purple and pale, pale blue, not a garish red or green. Genee herself is what to a man appeared to be a g11ded ballet skirt, lowered with deli cate pink rosebud ds like a Dresden or Watteu sheph dess.
 Having almost petulant1y thrown off the high red-heeled Court shoes and tied on real dancing ones, how her feet, twinkIed. It is the only word in the dictionary which seems to fit them All the time she smiles. sometimes in a p1aintive way, but always fasscinat- ing, and seems to be humming to her self the music to which she moves. AL most she seems to enjoy it as the au- dience.
 She is never still. Surely she must
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
DRASTIC PROSECUTION
 OF DIAMOND MATCH GO.
 BY STATE OF WISCONSIN

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 1o-Prosecu- ton said to be the most far reaching and drastic in it's history has been started by the State of Wisconsin against the Diamond Match company. Service was obtained on the officials Of the company's bigep1ant at Oshkosh for fines aggregating $19.90o This is the maximum total possible under the state statutes. The action against the company is the result Of an exhaus- tive inquiry made by the Industrial Commission through its deputies of numerous complaints that the com pany has habitual1y been disregarding the sta tuteS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10

by the Department of Commerce and Labor under the wireless law requir- Ing all such operators to be licensed to the government. The law goes in to effect Friday. Fifteen large com merc1a1 wireless stations have also taken out licenses.
 The new law affects all vessels Ieav- carrying capacity of 50 and a schedule of 200 or more miles. A ship, under this law, must have two wireless op- orators, one of whom must be on the alert for signals Of vessels in dis treSS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
PARK THEATRE
ADEL1NE GENEE TONIGHT

ssI.a Camargo" which Adeltne Genee will dance into the hearts Of Bridge porters tonight and tomorrow night, is the daintiest ballet seen for years. It is different from all others in that the premier danseuse is not off the stage for an instant, and that there is none of the NHhirling or gymnastic made of dancing; no pirouetting and perform ing equally exhausting maneuver.
 The scene is the boudoir of Mile. Camargo, Court dancer, in the Palace Of Versailles, and the time, Louis XIV. There you have the soft key note of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
OFFICIAL VOTE OF OHIO.

The official vote of Ohio for presi- dent, completed in the secretary of states office at Columbus Saturday, shows that Wilson carried the state over Taft by 146 OS6. Wilson boiled 42s,152 votes. Taft boiled 277,o06 votess leading Roosevelt, who boiled 22s. .s27, by 4, ,739. Chain, prohibition candidate for president, received II, 459 vdtes; Debs, socialist, boiled 89,930.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
SCULPTOR WORKS REPLICA
 OF KING EDWARDS PET DOG

London. Dec fo-All London was concerned today when it was learned that Caesar the late King Edwards g ear'' became known to all Britishers when he assumed a conspicuous place at his royal masters funeral
 It Is said the Queen fears 'Caesar's' illness may be fatal and has comrnis- stoned a noted sculptor to work a replica of the animal so that it may be used to mark his grave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-10
| TRAINS HELD UP
 BY NEAR FIRE PANIC

Boston, Dec. 10-There was a. near panic at the North Station stop op the elevated at the rush hour, this morning, when someone carelessly di c.pped a smouldering cigarette on the newsstand and the wind famed i. into flames. I've trains, packed with office gosrs, were dragged through the binding smoke and flames Following trains were held 11p for 15 minutes until the fire wao Qucnched- A score of women in the trains which ran through the fire fair ted.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

ma, Sc .ie g. Sakser zaeud;l in ~
vedal, DA MIC NE We. ka; nv
gov list pise. Rekel ie iezno. tn
H-Cl (namrec mameluk; - =
rednlstvu 'Gl. Nary ME vra
NO VARAJO! KOLIKOKpan.
SEM JIM REKEL. DA MAI =.
NE STNARI PUSTUO PRI un
RI, A NECEJO ME- pOsI,rSa
III; NEDNO KAJ vRINEJo u
LIST PROT MOJI Wolff r..
kor tista L~aknerieva don-iusn.l.
bozlcna povest y. TT H-iT%
Iorel ii "H-CI" kakor 4,
n%azivlja Sakser sam in nr;s :
dovoll Xxi "rona.io" list s.cr
Mar. prot wolff lastnika. misG'
lo' da bodo "'ronali" ma "a naS,n
tudi Slovensko Narodno Podnor
no Jednoto? Opozarjamo s'GIas;
10 da mai tega ne zamolsi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Ia Piney Fork, o.

,kakor ma drugem mestu poro-
.cano, Sc je pred kratkem V tel ma
selbini organizirala nova posto-
Janka Jugoslov. Soc. Zveze. Tai
nixon novoustanovljenega kluba
Je izvoljen sodr. Frank Sedej in
organizatorjem sodr. Jakob Ber-
CANT. Seize re vrse vsako prvo ne
deljo V mesecu OBJ 10 uri dopol-
dine v prostorih sodr. Val. Rosa.
Slovenski delavci V p. Fork I,
Dolznost vsakega z~avednega de-
lavca Je, ola pristopi h klubu ter
tako pomaga nositi breme soc
organizacije, katera skrbi "a agi.
taciJo med nezavednimi delavci
in vodi Use drugo potrebno delo
Organizacija soc. stranke .ie tista
os, okolu katere Sc vse ~socialistic-
no gibanje suce. Brez Organiza-
ciJe Je vsako vspeSno delo memo.
goGe! Iatorej vsi V kmb,
Louis Glazer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
POPRAVEK.

V zadnji stevilki "Proletarca"
le nastala neljuba tiskovpa po-
mota V polemiskem clanku prot
"Glasu Naroda'. XII ie naredila
doticni odstavek malo nerazum-
liiv. V celoti Sc doticni odstavek
glasi pravilno:
"ko so Sakser.iu Ma casnikar-
skeh shodu in V privatnem pogo
voru V Chicago pokazali Stevilko
elias Naroda'. V kateri :ie bill ne
sramen napad ma S. ". P. j. in
qrdo z~avijanie resnice ravno ra-
di nameravanega .iednotinega do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
IA MINERAL, KANSAS.

ObveSca Sc vse clane in sodru-
ge Jugoslov. soc. kluba. Stew. 81.
V Mineral, da Sc vrSi izvanredna
seja peto nedeljo tekocega mese-
ca, t. j. dne 80. decembra tocno
oh eni uri popoldne. Ker imamo
wee vaznih stvari ma dnevnem re
du. je dolznost vsakega sodruga,
da Sc vdelezi te vazne seize. Seja
Sc bode vrSila v Mineral Hall-i.
Stew. 6. John GorSek, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
IZJAVA IN PRAvILA JUGoSLo
vANSKE SoCIALISTICNE
ZVEZE IA AMERIKO.

Jugoslovanska socialisti6na zveza "a
Ameriko temelji ma na6elih mednarod-
mega socializma in pripozna program in
pravila socialisti6ne stranke Socialist
Party V Zed. drzavah.
Kot veji skupne stranke Socialist
tudi pravila drzavnih in okrajnih orga-
~nizacij. Ia notranje delo pa dolo6G
zveza Sc sledeGa pravila, katere so
sprejeli in potrdili delegate >. rednega
zbora Y dneh %, %. in %. decembra
1912 V Milwaukee. Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

~voljeni biti V vse odbore, zveze in "a.
stope.
>. Sodrugi, XII so Y vsem zadostili
svojim d~olznostim, imajo, kadar utrpe
pr policemen ali drugaenem delu IA
stranko kako skodo, pravico do moral
ne in gmotne podpore il zveznih sred-
stew. Svoto doloei Il. odbor zveze.
s13. Razsodisce.
|. Use razprtije V klubih in V zvezi
vravndva razsodis6e. V tn namen wolf
vsaka preporna stranka diva razsodni-
ka, XII volijo petega predsednikom. PR
enakosti glasov odlo6i zreb.
V slu6aju la prizadeti ne6e libra
ii porote, mu izbere diva tlana klub
sam, Gemur Sc ina elan podvreei. Raj
sodbo ie predloziti ~clanstvu kluba.
PR gla~sovanju r~azsodnikov, ako Sc
ne morejo ziediniti, pa odloGi glas
predsednika. Kdor nj z~adovoljen raz.
sodbo. ina pravico apelirati ma 81. cd
Dor, najvisia instance je zbor.
STA. Spremenitev pravil.
Spreminiati pravila SINE lie jugoslo-
vanski socialisti6ni zbor, ali pa clan
stvo potion referenduma, ako to zahte-
vsai ena tretjina clanov.
SIS. Kongres.
l. Redni jugoslovanski sOcialisticni
zbori Sc vrSe vsako tretie leto. Izvan-
rednc zbore s~klicuje 81, odbor .iugosl.
socialisticne zveze IA Ameriko. te to
zahteva dvetretjinska veGina CLANCY.
ali te smatra Il. odbor, ia ie nuino po-
treben.
2. Prostor "a zbor doloei 81. odbor.
,. Nsak klub ina pravico do dveh
%delegatov, ce Sc izkaze, ia ne dolguie
zvezi wee nego 3 mesece Z doneski. V
drugem s~lutaju klub nina pravice do
zastopstva.
4. CLAM glavnega odbora imaio Sc;
dez in glas.
=. Ureniki ali lastopniki zyeznih
CLASH imajo sedez - in y zadevah ga
sopisja lie posvetovalen glas.
&. Predloge IN zbor je treba poslati
mesec dni pred zborom 81. odboru. ia
jih priobci vsai II nj pred zborom y
glasilih zveze.
DobrO hi bilo, da vsak delegat
ia pravila izreze in Jill vzame
seboi ma zborovanje. ola mu bo
tako laglje slediti ~razpravam o
posamGznih tockah, ko pride cas-
cato.
Tajnistvo SLOW. sekcije ]. s. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

Vodstvo (konzistorij) SLOW
izobraz. donna V Franklin. CD,
Pa, naznanja vsem SLOW. druA,
rom, odnosno clanom zborujos1
V SLOW. izobr. domu, da Sc WI
letna glavna seja dine
20. decembra, t. l. OBJ. 2. uni d
poldne.
Dnevni red:
H. Pozdrav predsednika.
p Porocilo tajnika.
B. Porocilo blagajnika gled
finanenega stanja.
A. Razni predlogi "a nadalip|
delovanje V korist donna.
D. Dolocitev place uradnikcd
g. Nolitev novega odbora.
Vsi clani in interesenti. kstd
rim je pri srcu napredek nase eVs|
toce Masculine, ste uljudno vsb1
ljeni, da Sc tie glavne seie Il
mono polnoStevilno udelezis
ker lie cd vas je odvisen naprt
dek, prosveta in izobrazba v nj
sci naselbini.
ODBOR
SLOW. izobr. donna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Stranka
Zadeva "a II. zbor.

Ma seji eksekutive dine s. de-
cembra je bilo sklenjeno. da vsa-
ka sekcija: slovenska, hrvatska in
srbska, priobei V svojem glasilu
pravila, katera DO predlozil sodr.
FIR. Petrich V svojem poro6ilu,
zboru.
Namen protective predloga "a
pravila, je ia, da Sc delegate in
Glani, Xxi hi utegnili imeti stvarne
dodatke ali spremembe posamez-
MIN tockam, o nacrtu pravil po-
uee in cato pripravijo, kar DO
brezdvomno olajSalo delo zboru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

b) z ozirom ma to. da SO Hrvatje
IN Srbi v resnici jeden narod z
dvema lmenoma in .iihov jerk -
Jeden jerk V dveh crkopisih, maj
'RadniGka STRATA, tedensko
glasilo Hrvatske Sekcije in ma
rodni Glasnik''. Ivomesecno gla-
silo Srske Sekciie - II OZIROM
Ma SKROMNE MOCI NASEGA
GlBANJA IN V Interest," HI.
TREJSEGA NAPREDKA spo-
Iita V leden casopis, kateri mai pod
NOVlM IMENOM '.RADNIK''
lzhala enkrat ma teden ma osmih
straneh IN mai St tiska po vzoru
'Glasa Slobode' (organa social
demokratske stranke V Bosni i'm
Herzegovina
g oba lista mai ure.juje URED.
NlSkl ODBOR najmanj treh So
drugov, 20 jeden cd vsake ma
rodnosti, V ~sluGaju potrebe Jill je
lahko wee. katere izvoli kongres.
,. FINANCIRANJE ZVEZI-
MEGA CASOPISJA:
Ivezini listi Sc maj f~ininciraio il
CENTRALNEGA FONDA "a
CASOPlSJE, kateri mai obstoii
" sedanie gotovine "Proletar-
ca RadniGke Straze" in Ma
rodnega Glasa'. $ prostovolinih
p"ispevkov organizaci:j in posa-
meznikov i'll IL dohodkov cd ogla-
SOW.
3. TISK ZVEZINEGA Case.
PISA:
Zvezini listi mai Sc tiskajo V .Ju-
goslovanski DruStveni Tiskarni.
4. UPRAVA ZVEZINEGA CA
SOPISJA:
az Ivezini listi moraio imeti
iednega STALNEGA ADMINI-
STRATORJA, kateri Sc bo brigal
najbolj "a r~azSirienie obeh listov.
vsledcesar mora biti V tesni I'VE
II Z vsemi odbori IA mas fisk:
b. vse zvezine organizaciie vo-
lilo odbore "a casopisje, kojih
doiznost je, da zbira.jo podatke o
steviiu delavcev. koliko ie naro-
tenih in koliko nj naroGenih ma
zvezino casopisjc. da skrbe. da so
Iasnlki lokalov, kier delavci nu-
Scalo svole cente. neizogibno ma
roceni ma naSe liste; ia nabirajo
oglase in sDloSno delajo elm mai
boil mogoce Il r~azSirianje socia-
'~isticnega casopisja:
q vse ~zvezine organizacije mai
.prirejajo ali organizirajo "RDE-
Re NEDELJE'', da Sc da vsake-
cianu prilika. da ma tax dan
stori vse. kar more. "a naSe caso-
oisie - IA DUSEvNO EMAN-|
PROLETARIJATA.
BREZ KATERE Ne MORENO
.RICAKOVATI KONCNEGAI
PADCA KAPITALIZMA.
Referent:
Spasoje Markovich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
IA CoLLINWooD. O.

CLAM jugosl. soc. kluba st. ~
V Collinwoodu Sc pozivljajo, da
Sc zagotovo udelezijo prihodnje
seJe 26. decembra OBJ Z. uri zveGer
V prostorih sodr. Nadraha. Ma
dnevnem redu Sc volitve in dru-
&c vazne stvari. Pridite vsi!
FIR. kozel. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Delegate poor!

Delegate maj pazio ma posta-
.lah ma sodruge, Zaznamovane Z
rdecim trakom. Ako bi kateri
zgresil spreiemalca, maj telefoni-
"a ma sOdr. 1g. Kusljana, 229 -
LIST ave. (telefonska stew. South
1879 ali pa maj takoi odide tia
sam, kIer Je tam sestanek vseh
delegatov. FIR. Novak.
talnik kluba st. 81 j. =. H..
Milwaukee, " is.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
GENE POSAMEZNIH ZVEZ.
KOV soc. KNJIzNICE.

Ali 81 je re vasa organizadtl
narocila 100 iztisov "SocisYl
sticne knjiznice", katere bodstd
razdelili med nezavedne tovsrih|
ma prihodnji veselici. - Ako ten
Sc niste storili, skrbite, da % (
zgodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
STE zE SLISALI KAJ n >.
DRUzNI TRGovINI ALI
KONSUMIH

Podjetja vseh vrst vstanov,;.
ma podlagi zadruznosti, so M
djetja bodocnosti; samo le.ta /
majo zasigurjeno svojo bodoSno,t
poleg drugih koristnih druzah,;h
naprav, XII sluzijo v obco kori,t
c%lovestvu.
Kdor Sc zeli pouciti natan6us;s
o zadruznih p~odjetjih, = kar !.
treba znati vsakemu, XII Sc st.,.
naobrazenim mai nemudoma marc.
Ct knjigo
~"zADRUzNA %PRoDAJALNA
ALI KoNSUM",
ki 10 je zalozila SLOW. sekcija J.
S. e..
CENA KNJIzICI JE 15c ENi
S PosTNINo in Sc 10 naroSa mi
upravnistvu Proletarca. ZIG
Blue Island Ave, Chicago, III.
Trgovci knjig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
DELEGATION
III. ZBORA.

Drug zbOr Jugoslov. Social
stiGne Iveze V Ameriki Sc yrSi ma
dneve. o%znatene V programu in
Steer V South Side Turn Hall-i
National ave, med =. in 3. ave.
Milwaukee. Wis.
Tajnistvo Iveze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Referent:
Spasoje Markovich.
Ia Chicago in okolico.

Socialist V Cook County-.iu
prirede ma Silvestrov vecer (3l.
dec.) velik maskaraden bal in
.karnival Coliseum-u.
Ne pozabite tega!
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s l. line, delokrog in sedez
organizacije.

l. line: Jugoslovanska socialistiGna
zveza "a Ameriko.
>. DelokrOg zveze Sc razteza ma led.
drzave. Canada in Mehiko.
3. Sedei zceze je v Chicago, Ill.