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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
FAIL TO END STRIKE
In ANTHRACITE FIELD
HOPE NOT ABANDONED
SAYS OFFICIAL OF MEN
Practically Decided to Call Con-
vention TO Take Up Opera
tors Proposition.
Length of Contract and Refusal
to Recognize Union Are in
Dispute.

NEW YORK. May 2.-Calling Of a
miners convention TO approve or dis
approve OF the subcommittee agree
ment for settlement OF the wage and
other differences. between miners and
operators in the anthracite coal fields
was practically decided upon by the
committee OF miners representatives
and members OF the boards of the
three anthracite districts affected at
a session here tonight.
Another joint conference with the
operators will first be sought by the
miners, in all probability, to see II
further concessions can be obtained,
1t was said after to-night's session.
The miners committee adjourned
until tomorrow when a decision will
be reached. il was announced. W whether
a further conference with the opera.
tors shall be sought or an immediate
call be issued for a miners conven-
tion.
II a convention is called. as seemed
certain tonight, II Will be held either
In Scranton CT Wilkes-Barre and will
be composed of 400 delegates from
the three districts. Such a conven-
tion could be convened within four
days after notice OF 1t was given.
Outlook Not Hopeless.
The outlook. while rather COM
plicated. is not discouraging. II is
hoped all differences may yet be ad-
justed."
This was the statement made early
tonight by William Green, represent
ing John p. White. president OF the
United Mine Workers. The agree
ment. II had been hoped. would result
in the speedy resumption OF work in
the mines. where a suspension affect.
ing 10000 men became effective
April l.
Grounds OF Miners Objection.
Objection TO the agreement, which
had been approved by President John
+. White. OF the United Mine Work
ers OF America, was based on the ten
ure OF the contract period-which was
for four years; the abolition of the
sliding scale and failure to recognize
the union to the extent demanded.
Should a referendum vote be decid-
ed upon. Thomas Kennedy, president
OF District No. T. said the offer OF
George F. Baer. president OF the Phil
adelphia & Reading Railway, to sub
nit the entire question In dispute 10
the surviving members OF the anthra.
cite coal commission. which settled
the strike ten years ago. would be
submitted for the consideration OF
the full membership OF the local
unions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
ASK INCREASE

same railroads to-day submitted 90 The
managers a schedule requesting add
tonal pay. changes ln hours. and in
some cases the employment Of assist
ant nrcmon
W. 8 Carter. OF Peoria. tbs. presi.
dent OF fhc brotherhood Of Locomotive
Flremcn and Engineers. presented the
demands 60 j g. Stuart. chairman of
tHe conference committee Of the rail
road managers. who told him tho
managers would b. called to meet as
soon a. possible 10 discuss the matter
Later Do was stated on behalf ~ the
managers that to grant the demands
would mean an additional annual outlay
hy The railroads OF between S-5.oU0.oUU
and $4,000. .OOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
RECOUNT OF
BAY STATE
VOTE ASKED
HOPE TO UNTANGLE
PRIMARY MIDDLE
Taft Men Believe Votes Thrown
Out Will Elect Presidents
Delegates-at-..-arge.
First Petition Filed in Boston,
Two Others Will Be Filed
For Rest of State.

BOSTON. Mass. May "A petition
was filed with the Boston board of
election commissioners tonight by
Chairman Herman HORNED. OF the Re
publican state committee. asking for "A
recount In the vote cast at Tuesdays
primaries for Republican delegates at
large in every ward I'm Boston except
ward seven. Two similar petitions
will be filed asking for re-couuts Of
the vote for Republican delegates at
large throughout the state. The Taft
managers hope that the recount will
show that the number of ballots
thrown out because crosses were
marked for both ex Senator Frank
Seiberlich and the regular Taft ticket
headed by Senator Crane would have
been sufficient. II counted. TO have
elected the Taft ticket for delegates
at large. The voters were allowed to
vote for but eight names. but the
proximity OF the name OF Seiberlich.
also pledged for Taft. to the regular
ticket, resulted. II is claimed I'm many
voters inyalidating their ballots by
marking all nine names.
According TO the state Taft leaders
the recount is asked for primarily so
that the Taft forced will have some
basis on which to make a fight for
the seating of their delegates at the
national convention
Governor FOss to-day released the
delegates elected on the Democratic
ballot from any obligations that they
might feel TO vote for him as Presi.
dental nominee at the national con.
ventiOn in Baltimore He said that
since he had Withdrawn as a candi-
date there was no reason why the del
egates should feel bound TO vote for
him. The delegates will therefore
be free 10 vote for Speaker Clark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
TAFT IN GEORGIA
Greeted by Big Crowds; Tells Them
Prosperity oepenL. on Sane
Doctrines.

FLORENCE. S. C.. MAY Al
though not on a campaign t-ip. Presi.
dent Taft made two short speeches in
south Carolina to-day on his way fo
washington from Augusta. Ca He de-.
hVercd tho frsf 90 Sumter from the
rear platform ~ hls private car. and
the second AZ Florence Blk crowds
greeted him ~ both places The Pres
idon' preached prosperity and do.
cIared hIs opposition 10 doctrines that.
he said. would destroy that profperi
ty n written into law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
FIGHT PREcIPITATED TO
BAR OLD v. s. EMPLOYEES.

WASHINGTON. May THE Iegis-
lative. executive and judicial bill. in
troduced In the house to-day. promised
10 develop such a strenuous fight over
the provision eliminating all govern
mcnt clerks AZ 60 years OF age and
making other changes I'm the service
that when the house adjourned 10 did
-o 10 meet ar ~ o'clock tomorrow.
The measure. which carried S35 .GS4-
34I. IS expected 10 meet with vigorous
assault in many Of its provisions and
Lengthy debate on 81 was accepted
as Inevitable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
LOUISIANA TO SEND
THREE SETS OF DELEGATES

ALEXANDRIA. la. May 2-Three
sets ~ Republican delegates az large
0ill go ~ tho Chicago convention from
Louisiana. This complex situation
was brought about to-day when the
Lilly white" wing in convention here
split a. far ss national delegates are
concerned. six being instructed FOR
President Taft and another set for
Colonel Roosevelt The BLACK and
TAN. faction already has held con-
f'rf.or and selected six delegates NJ
large Instructed FOR President Taft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
AVIS UNOPPOSED
For the Nomination for Congress on
the Republican Ticket In Third
District

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W Va. May o.
Recause no other candidate paid the
assessment prior 20 to-day. Captain
Samuel %. Avis. prosecuting attorney
Of kanawha county. is the Republican
nominee Tor congress in the Third
West Virginia district This date was
hNed ~ the recent meeting Of the con.
Ercseional committee and when the
committee meets here on May 18TH.
Avis WV be certified az the nominee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
CONNECTICUT DENIS
PLEDGED TO BALDWIN

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. May 2.-Gov-
crnOr Simson Baldwin's fitness for the
presidency Of the United States was
declared today by the Connecticut
Democratic State convention. as
sembled TO choose four delegates az
large 10 the national convention. which
will meet next month in Baltimore
The delegates were by resolution in
structcd 10 present the name OF Gov
ernor Baldwin TO the latter convent
ion and TO use all honorable means
TO secure his nomination" An amend
ment making Speaker Champ Clark
second choice Of this state was with.
drawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
PAPKE KNOCKS OUT
LEiTcH m THE SECOND

NEW YORK. May Hufy parka
~ K"vaneo. Ills. former middiewoighf
champion. practically knocked out
HIIy LeItch. a former New York po
ireman. in fho second round OF what
Na7 scheduled t0 ho % ton round bout
az 'he National Sporting club. hero
tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
col AsroH.s BODY
REACHES NEW YORK

NIIININs' k. n S. May o. Tho
body 0' Goo. John Jacob Nafor arrived
ai Irrn 'Hfn. fhr Nafor estate. nrar
Ha village fHIs rrerroou. and fuu.
nr1I services uIf b. held here from
'Nn Church nf Messiah at o. O'Clock
Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
~ SIMS MEN HOLD
BIG DOLLAR DINNER
Board Of Trade T. Organized
Wheeling People Address the
Banqueters.

SPECIAL ur.s.. .. .H. r.fl. ..r.rr
sIsTEHsvuE W Va vsr g.
TarIr.t .H fHa casino af raden grg
u.rk. fs1 hundred and frt business
.nr off -Iafers.IIIa le.amb'ed OFF "a t.e
COLLAR Irrrr fro fur purpose ~ form
aI'f urFaryIuF fu h.Uef tho town
Ths result woe .Hs formation of s
UrssI .f Trade eIfH SOME OFF H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
MEN on FIFTY ROADS
PRESENT DEMANDS.
Represents Outlay Of From Twen-
ty-Five 10 Thirty Million
Year II Granted

NEw YORK. May Following
closely upon tho agreement of tho
engineers and managers Of the ffy
railroads east OF Chicago to submit 90
arbitration tHe demands OF the on.
FIr rrrs Tor Increased wages and
changes in their hours of work. the
locomotive Grcmcn and hosticrs OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
PRESIDENT WILLARD
NAMED As ARBITRATOR

NEW YORK. May 2-DanicI VII
lard. president Of tho baltimore a
Ohio railroad. was to-day named bv
The railroads az member of tho ar
hitrHtion board which viii settle tho
engineers wage demands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
roLIcE cHEr szor
BY NEGRO BURGLAR

ciNciNNATL O.. May 2-Chief Of
Police George Kloster of the village OF
wyoming. ohio. was shot three times
and prooaniy fatally wounded late to-
night by a negro burglar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
FIRST SUIT FILED
For S5o.ooo Damages Against Owners
of Lost Titsnie BY Widow OF
Astor's Valet

NEW YORK May Papers in the
first suit for damages brought bv a
relative OF Titanic victim were nIcd
iu The federal district court here Co..
day The suit in admiralty. is
brought by Mrs Louis Robbins. widow
of John Jacob Ast0rs valet. and ia
that in which tho testimony ~ T.
Bruce lsmay and OFiccrF of the
Eguaan steamer .s desired. o. charges
negligence on the part % mo Oceanic
steam Navigation Company and asss
frr 10000 damages and costs
THE WEATHun
WARRINGTON. Nay a.-rorscaatf
west virginia Westsru psnuaVfvaufa
and Ohio-Fair Friday, showers Or cool
sr SATURDAY or ~ night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
MILLION AND 4 HALF


w III ANIC FUND,
LONDON Nar Tho british TI
Hr. funds amount to approximately
fLl.f.DuU.
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(ooutinusd on Tenth Farsl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
PASTOR RICHESNN PRIPO-
ZNAL UMOR.

Boston, 8. Jan. - Da je odgovo-
rem Ia smrt Avis Linell, Sc glasi
izpOved pastorja Clarence V. T..
Richeson. Xxi jo je objavil danes
njegov zagovornik. Richeson Sc
nahaja tukajSnji jeci wee tednov
pricakujoc obravnaye, ii Sc je
imela yrSiti re pred bozicem, Sc
je zaraG jetnikove bolezni odlo-
lila "a negotov cas-.
Morilec pripOznava V svoji pi-
smeni izpovedi, da ie on zastrupil
svojo mekdanjo ljubico \. Linell
Z namenom, da jo sprawl IL poti
i'll Sc poroci L bogato Violet Ed
mandS.
Sprva je Richerson trdil. da je
nedolzen. ker pa te trditve nj mo
gel vzdrzati, Sc je delal blaznega.
Zaradi te zadnje trditve hi morali
zdravnlki ma MEM izvr$iti nevar-
no OperaciJO. katere So je morilec
tako zbal, da ie neyarmo obolel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

razpadla ie. ker je bila zidana ma
me. V dokaz znanja Slovenskega
III angleSkega jezika podlega ova-
@ltha navajamo lie en- sluGai, da bo
SloNenSko ameriSko obcinstvo We
delo. kak>ni zna-niti. Sc danes
stlllJo IA urednike in tasnikarie.
BeSedo pup pobit igracka
angleSko -- pup baby prihaja
II latinSkega pupa in pomeni slo-
venSko puncka, dete. polititni
krltlkl pomeni marioneta. igraGka
IN /. It,. ic mas Loizc prevedel
pSlcka. I'm tallih goroStaSnih ko-
IIov le mrgolelo ovadbi. Ako bi
hoteh naveStj vSr kozlc. hi nam
lmanlkaIo proStora h,tu.
/daj pa Sc nekai Prcdno neha-
mo. Je treba pribiti ma Steno tu-
ch predrznoSt podlega ovaduha.
Ovaduh, ki ie podlo ovadbo ho-
tel vniciti Proletarca ie 30
kontani konvenciii katoliSke je-
- q" "t'"'N" Nr"'I'" 'oile'u u
80 ,-i'' "" J' pr >N"'" "el'''''iral
=" VI "[eS' ""i'oN"'Na. la
los nv w N''' N'''o r"|''ihei' pow
:: "l '",',o' va ",e'''o III ''ga naNeu-
o''oI'"o an ' oordhlno Huphi-
~" M '.''''"' WI - 1T piisanio "a
= - ,'' ~ nv ~.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
Mesto Cleveland brez pima.

Cleveland, o. - 6. jan. - Po-
manJkanje naravnega pima je
Clevelandcane oh tako hudem
mrazu, l:akor ga imamo ravno Sc
daj, jako obcudno zadelo. Topic
mer kaze emo pod niclo.
Pin Sc rabi $4,000 domovih
in vecina ga rahi poleg kuhe tudi
IA gretje stanovanj. V nekaterih
okrajih pa pima sploh nj bilo po
ceveh. Vporaba plina po tovarnah
je bila ustavGena, da so ga tako
privatna stanovanja dobila vecjo
kolicino. Cradniki plinove druzbe
trdijo, da so brez mOci in da je
toplejSe vreme edna pomoc.
V Lakewood predmestju so SOL
sko poslopje zacasno spremenih V
stanovanja "a one reveze, XII 81
MISC mogli drugace pomagati. Do
sedaj je bill naznanjen Ell sucaj
smrti vsled mraza in trije slucaji
neZavesti.
Tajnik Cleveland Federation
of Labor ceni stevilo brezposelnih
ma $4,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
MIR MED ITALIJO IN TURCI.
10.

IL Carigrada Sc poroGa. da ma
mcrava turSka vlada razpustiti
parliament in Sc zaceti poganjati 2
ltalijo IA mir. Vzrok "a razpusti-
tev parlamenta tici V ten. ker
parliament nj hotel niGesar slisati
o miru. Tudi vlada nj priSla sama
do zakljucka, da je "a MO takoi-
snji mir Italijo edna reSitev ::
povod za TO nepricakovano spre-
mcmbo so dali obseini upori V
Macedonia in Albaniii, katere
podpirajo bulgarska. Grnogorska
in italijanska vlada. Macedonci
in Albanci so ze itak grozno neza.
dovoIjni turSko Waldo i'm cakaio
samo ugodne prilike. da Sc osvo-
bode tezkega turskega jarma, XII
lih zuli ze stoletia. In ravno Sc
daJ. ko ina Turcija vezane roke
2 Tripolitanijo. smatraio "a mai
lepso priliko, da uresniGiio svoie
zelje. Turski vladi je to vse dobro
znano, cato Sc hoce Italije iznebiti
kakor nitro mogoce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
IMPERIALISTI NEZADOVOI.J
MI 2 REPUBLIKO

II Sanghaja dohajaio vesti. Ga
lmperialisti MISC zadovolini III
dom mirovne konference. Mini
Stcrski predSednik Yuan$ikai sta
re Wade je postal gencralom ce-
>erju zvestih Get ukaz. da mai Sc
hoii nadaliujeio.
Republikanski minister zunan-
Jih zadev ie postal protest ma vse
velevlasti. GeS. da Sc YuanSikaj j
ne drli sklepa mirovne konferen-
ce, dasi je dolZan to storiti po po-
godbi. Xxi Sc ic sklenila pred kon-
ference med revolutionary in
vlado.
Republikanci groziio YuanSika-
III smrtjo. kakor nitro zavzamc-
10 Pekin. II raznih porocil jc po-
Sneti, da ie dala ceSarjeva rodbi-
ma ogromnc Svote denaria. kate.
rega Je Y GaSu Svojc moGi iZsesala
IL kltaJSkega naroda. ia nadalje-
vanle vojne. PoroGila dalie trdi.
10. da Sc jc ver tisoc voiakov IL
nevcrilo imperialistom in Sc pr.
druziIo republikancem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
DELO SOCIALISTOV.

Milwaukee, Wis. - Komisar
mestnega zdravstvenega urada DIR.
Kraft je naznanil obcinstvu, da
bo njegov urad brezplacno Gelil
revnim Milwaucanom poleg dru-
gih zdravil tudi srebrni nitrat,
katerega Sc rabi pri umivanju
oci novorojen6kom.
kakor zdravniki trdijo, hi Sc 3
tenn zdravilom zmanjSalo Stevilo
slepcev "a 70%c, ako bi Sc ga ra-
bilo pri vseh novorojenGkih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
LetO (VOl.) VII.
BreZ Strehe in kruha.
BLAZNOST IN SMRT POSLEDI.
CA REVSCINE IN MRAZA.

llud mral. ki vladn Chicago
/adnle Gni. jc sprcmrnii polozaj
r"vclcv in brelp ps-lii'l IL mazne-
Snega V naravnost obupnega. Ne
vcrjetno viSoko Stevilo siuGaiev
Smrti in blazno>ti kot posledica
hudega mraZa Sc porota IL rev
nejSih dclavsllih krajev i'm IL me
Stnega prenociSca.
NajgroznejSi sluGai.ki 81 ga kdo
Spioh more miSliti. Sc ic dogodil
ma $50 West Ohio ce>ti. Tn so ma
iii , lett stare dete druzine Lee
wandovski umirajoGe od mraza in
lakote. Kakor je poizvedovanje
dognalo, ie ote f.. Lewandovski
pred kratllim zapuStil zcno ko-
pico otrok najvecii bedi. Brez
vsake podporc in pomoGi ie bila
uboga matt priSiljena zreti ma IL
mirajoce svoje dete. ne da hi mu
mOgla pomagati. Obrnila Sc ie 81
Ger ma wee krajcv "a pomoG, "A
povsod so Sc il nGuSmilieno polka
Zala vrata.
Cd kar vlada ia neznosni mraz
le ObGinSko prenoGiSGe vsak veGer
prenapolnjeno revezev in superb
tcndent G. F. Roger je vsak veGer
0rlslljen stOtinc prenOGiSca Zelecih
brczposelnih moz in mladenicev
poslati ma razne policiiske posta-
le, kjer sc Jim je "milostno" do
VOLTA uporaba praznih jetniSkih
cello, kjer spijo po klopeh in tleh
kakor najvecji hudodelci.
kakor superintendent Rogers
poroca, ina letos opraviti Stevil-
neJSimi slutaji blamosti kakor ka-
terokoli drugo leto. Niegovo poro-
lilo kaze. da ie zadniih treh te-
inih y obGinskem prenociSGu zno-
relo Q Oseb.
Ogromna veGina moSkih. XII iSce-
10 zaveti;ca meStnem prenociS-
III, je hrez della in je volina prize
ii "a vsako delo. XII hi ga dobila.
Skoro VISA Ia mnozica trdi. da nj
hilo zadosti zaSluzka zadnie leto.
da bi sc mogla vsai primerno pre-
ziveti cez limo. Necina njih IL
rleda mlada in Sc il vidi. da 2
bolestjo prenaSa grozno uSodo in
ia hi stokrat raje delala. ko hi le
imela kaj. To trditev dokazuje re
gistracjJa V TEN prenoci&Gu lansko
limo. Registriranih je bilo 1000
individualnih slucajev. 400 od
teh je bio starih cd 20-30 let in
$50 ie bilo Starih mani kot so
let.
Slicna poroGila grozni bedi in
pomanjkanju prihaiajo skoro IL
vSeh veciih NEST, zlaSti IL istih ma
severe zapadu.
Ali 81 ze kdaj premiSlieval, dra-
II titateli. zakai ic toliko revSGi-
ne. zakaj toliko brczpoSclnosti. "a
kal umiranio cd lakote in mraza
nedollni otroci. zakai blazniio two
il tovariSi - deIavci cd mrazao
Sal je vcndar znana stvar. da je
Amcrika dcEela ogromnega bo-
gatStva !? Sal vendar vemo, da so
ravno Ameriki najbogatcjSe DO
>amcznc osebc. Da. in ravno to ie
vzrok grozne revSCinc. ker ina
par oseb vSe premozenje, in toll
ko milijonov pridnih delavcev pa
mic; niti prilike nimaio, d,a hi de
lali cetudi bi IL srca radi. Ali ime-
nuJcS ii la nacin praviGen. Ne, Ia
vsc ie dosti della, IN vse dosti kru-
ha in gorkih stanovanj, treha ie
samo to prav razdeliti in vse gorje
bo izginilo IL sveta. Kako in kaj
to doseci, uci socializemi Ali 81
sedaj uverjen. da je socializem ma
pravem potu7
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

cl"!iS'' ""Pdk "ilariilsl' Ill po|lV-
iJaJoc alllcrl'No delaVstvo' da naJ
ne Sleui!o 'aKelnu NochtelJu. Fre-
briSanl Dorce Je incl dvojni ma
men, ko Je p!Sal Ia clanek. PrVlc,
hotei Je oorhltl poZornost nase, III
oruslc sc Je ho'el poka|au kot
priJa'elIa IN %agovornlka delavSt-
Va Ter ha Ia harih preSlepit anne
ri'Ne "el"Ice' III so %acell zgnhlJa-
u ~""P" nJ' ' rePuDIlNahsho IN
oe'noHr'SNo SlrahNo. foVod temn
napa"' J' "ala DehSoVa deiinlcl-
ia III l"@laea SociaIi"hia. Ia Je V
''J o's'l'''c'JI Priz"ue' 'u" hnoSe-
Ne't No' zasoVornlk vladaJocega
Napl.ai'S'lchega SiStema, Sc Samo-
ooNe"l r""'''ne; zaraul tega bl
o'' NSe'ho Hllrio NPal. N%roK. da
st u" r"|purJa III rogoNlII 1lcl v
'eh' ker sc Soeiallstlcna armada
"'iio%t "'io hl'io IN da prlhaJa
haJVec haSih privr%encev IN Somi-
'iJeiikoN raNho " repuohkanSke-
"a '"por"' har Je clSto naraVno IN
JaSno.
DeidNcl SruaJ hamrec laSno NV
'e.aJo' TIA jim le StranKa, kterl so
""J zee ]" iaJulJe |aupall' naJkru-
''JSe sirPail!a IN MkoriSeevaIa ter
,''>'e'oNra, SNahuaIo|ho potegni-
III "a nos La PoKret' to Spoznan-
je IN TO razocaranle, to Jc, kar de
i" ai[ih"i,.Aemu Jagr" IN me-
soHi p"iui PreglaVlce; 10 je, "a
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toiiNo ''l'''ohoF' da so Sc |a enkrat
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Dorce Roosevelt je napisal cla-
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

p A ZITE!
ma stevilko oklepaiu-
ki Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prileplie-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (22O
10 stovilka
tedai van prihodnio
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo, Ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

Llst IA koristi delav-
skesA lIudsiva. Delav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper Is devoted
10 the interests of the q
workins class. Work
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
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