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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

operation last week at the Gibson Hos
pital for appendicitis, is improving rapid
y and will soon be restored to health.
Mrs. Henry d. Stevenson and little
daughter. Pauline and Mrs. Lee o. Ber-
gan, of Winchester, were the guest Sat
urday and Sunday, of Mrs. J. 5. Sewell.
Mr.. 2. T. Rice came up from Garrard
county and spent Monday in this city.
Mr.. Rice is greatly pleased with his new
home and farm life, and is considerably
improved in health.
Miss Sara Irvine Coy is visiting Miss
Jennie Mason and Mrs. X. L. Rankin at
Lebanon, and will attend the Centennial
Celebration at Loretta Academy, where
she was student three years ago.
Mrs. Jeptha Chenault is at home from
St. Anthony's Hospital. Louisville, where
she underwent a successful operation for
bone tumor. Her many friends are
happy over her early recovery and re-
turn home.
Mr.. Myers Coates and sister, Mabel
Ruth, came up from Frankfort, to enjoy
High School Commencement. Their
father, Professor T. J. Coates, until re-
Gently with the school, delivered the
address to the graduates of the Gram
mar School on Monday night.
Mr. Murray Smith, one Of Richmond S
foremost lawyers. was in town Wednes-
day and received warm reception from
his Danville friends and acquaintances.
Mr.. Smith is an enthusiastic automo-
biIist and very popular young gentle
man.-Danville Messenger.
Mr.. Byron Juett, Grand Patriarch Of
the State IO.O.F and Mr.. Walter Slew
arr, representing the local ehcampment,
were in Middlesboro. the middle OF May.
attending the Grand Encampment OF the
State. The meeting was we'll attended,
and was one Of the most enthusiastic
and enjoyable meetings Of that order.
Misses Mary YanMeter, OF Lexington;
Lucy Clay Woodford. Of Mt. Sterling;
Lydia Gilmore. Of Lancaster; Florence
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

Mr.. Truman Taggart left Saturday for
his home in BarDourville, after an ex
tended visit to Mr.. A. ID. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schlegel and
baby. of Nicholasville, have been visit
ing Mrs Louis Schlegel, near town.
Mrs George Bogard. OF Richmond, is
the guest of Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Parks
on Fourth street.-Danville Advocate.
Mrs. A. L. Gott and little son. Jack,
have returned home after pleasant
visit to Mrs. Colts parents in George
town.
Mr.. II. B. Dobrowsky has returned
from Lexington, where he has complet-
ed his sophomore year at the State Uni
versity.
Mrs. Richard Quisenberry and Mrs.
Fannie Park entertained the graduating
class of Caldwell High School one eve
ming last week.
Mr.. L. n. Miller, of Lancaster, came
TO Richmond Friday morning 10 join his
wife for a visit TO her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Land Wilson.
MI. anu MIS-. hmtloyu WV nue. u
Richmond. are visiting the family of Mr..
Gwynnes father. Rev. W B. Gwynne.
Georgetown Times.
Mrs. J. r. White and son. Champ
Clark, have returned iron an extended
visit 10 relatives at Irvine, Heidelburg,
jackson and Bowen.
Miss Myrtle Colt is at home from
Georgetown. where she graduated this
week from the musical department Of
Georgetown College.
Mrs. n. B. Dickens and little son. Of
Nashville. after spending several days
with Mrs. G. d. Miller. left Monday for
Millersbnrg to visit relaves.
Mr.. Sergio Bertolozzi, who has been
in San Francisco for several months, has
returned 70 Richmond and is again at
his old duties at Ricci's restaurant
Mr.. Leo Keller, who underwent an
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

Evans, of Winchester; ana Miss Nc
Roberts, of Stanford, will come June IL
to visit Miss Josephine Chenauls.s They
will attend the hop on the evening of
June IA.
Mr. VIM. Bryan. of RuSsellviTe, Ky
was in Richmond Saturday and was a
pleasant caller at The CLIMAX office.
Mr. Bryan, although not "A boy in actual
years. is hustler the same as a boy Of
20. He is the excursion agent Of the
l. & n. Il K. and is always on the 20.
He travels over the entire l.. & n.
system.
Mr. VIII Norris, of C. c. Sale & Co..
Union Stock Yards, Cincinnati, was in
town Monday, mixing with the stock
men. VIII is a Madison county pro-
due, we'll known and popular. He has
made good and richly deserves the bust
ness of Madison county farmers. He
has an advertisement in this issue Of
The CLIMAX. Read it and communicate
with him.
One of the loveliest affairs for the
younger set, was the party given to Mr.
James Dykes, Jr., on Friday evening in
tAohoA VI nlo lllllL ttlltI ulnlt tIottIys
The whole evening was planned as A
complete surprise TO the gallant young
host, but he proved equal to the occa-
sion and receive his guests nirIe Ken
lucky style and genuine cordiality.
About sixty young friends gathered to
enjoy happy time. and dancing, games
and delightful refreshments were the
features. The popular young host. who
is one of the coming beaux Of Richmond.
was assisted by his parents. Judge and
Mrs J. d Dykes. and Misses Jordan
and May James.
Embry & Co., Of Lexington, KY, have
announced their big Summer Sale which
begun, June 3rd Reduced railroad
fares on account OF the Aviation Meet
will obtain during the week and will az
ford an opportunity thai out Of town
customers are sure to grasp This sum-
mer sale is being held month earlier
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05
Deaths

Mrs. J. II. Kennedy died Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock after a protract-
ed illness. Deceased had been in poor
health for several months and for the
past five weeks her condition assumed
an alarming stage. Although every at
tentiOn possible was given the wife and
mother. the ministra.ions of loving
hands could not stay the cruel touch Of
deaths icy fingers, and she fell TO sleep
Just at the dawn of a new day. Mrs.
Kennedy was SiXty-twO years of age, and
her death was due TO a complication of
diseases. Before her marriage, she was
Miss Burnett DOty. daughter of B. F.
DOty, of Garrard county. For forty
years she was a consistent member OF
the Christian church, and was one OF
those lOvable women whose acts of
charity and thoughts Of the comfort of
others made and held to her many de-
voted friends. Deceased is survived by
her husband, Mr.. J. II. Kennedy, and
seven children, as follows: Messrs. Jes-
Sc d., Willis, Wearen and John Ken
nedy. and Mrs. b. M. Stagner, Mrs. r.
j. Upton, and Miss Rachel Kennedy, all
Of this county, except John Kennedy.
who lives in Paris. Ky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05
ObitutaX.

The death Of little Mary Franci:
Cosby, az the home Of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Fades, Wednesday
night at ten O'Clock, came a great shock
10 her many friends. Death resulted
from a complication Of diseases She
had been a patient and gentle sufferer
for more than twelve months and dis
played great fortitude, for one Of so ten
der years, even unto the end. She was
given every attention possible. but the
death angle came and carried her spirit
home. She was The idol Of the family
and all who knew her loved her. A
brighter or sweeter child never lived.
She was a member Of the Red House
Sunday School and always found great
pleasure in attending these weekly ser
vices. and while we realize she has
joined the angle band beyond the stars.
yet we cannot help from grieving over
her loss, and can only trust in the Lord
that we may some day 60 and be with
her in that bright and sweeter world.
She was the second of three daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Add Cosby. and the
sixth Of twelve grandchildren of Mr..
aud Mrs. Wilson Eads, and was born
March Z, 1858. Funeral services were
conducted Friday morning at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Eads by Rev. G. W.
Cruthfield, Of this city, after which her
remains were inferred IN the Richmond
Cemetery
"A Precious one from US has gone,
A voice we loved is Stilled
A place is vacent in our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled.
The boon His love has given,
And though her body slumbers here,
Her soul is safe in heaven"
Amt Mamie
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05
Miss White Selected.

Miss Katherine White, daughter Of
Circuit Clerk Roy White, has been select
ed by the Board Of Education TO iii the
vacancy in Caldwell High School, caused
By the resignation OF Miss Gordon. This
selection on the pari Of the Board, will
prove popular with a host Of friends Of
Miss White as well as patrons Of the
school, as she is eminently qualified and
fitted for the position and viii undoubt-
edly prove a valuable acquisition 10 the
splendid faculty Of Caldwell High
School.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

CHANT CLARK carried Kentucky over
whelmingly and the credit Of the splen-
did victory Of the Fo-mor Kentuckian
is due largely 10 the county press and
one or TWO daily papers In the State.
That the county press is a factor in
political battle is a fact that politics can
not refute.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

than formerly on account Of the very
backward season and will Include an
extensive assortment of tailored wool
suits, silk suits, liden suits. wool coats.
pongee and silk coats, silk dresses, linen
dresses, muslin dresses, separate skirts,
waists, kimOnas, petticoats, and mil
lnery. The high class merchandise
sold by this firm and the great reduc-
tions promised by them will make this
sale the big selling event Of the season
in Central K kentucky.
Mr. Jas Howard Boggs, Of Jessamins
CO.. was in town the frrt Of the week
mingling with friends.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1912

The administration forces triumphed
in easy fashion at the State convention
IN Louisville last week. Notwithstand-
ing the information given out by Ollie
James and his follows. that his selection
was certain. Governor McCreary was
elected chairman by good majority and
kanSant was chosen Chairman State
Of Central Committee without OPPOSITE
on. Stevenson, Of Winchester, realizing
his defeat did not permit his name 10 20
before the convention. Governor Nc
Creary and the administration carried
every district with The exception of
First Second and Fifth. a splendid
endorsement justly deserved.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05
A Testimonial

have been using MARY" Flour,
made by the Madison Milling Co. for
the last five months and am always de-
lighted with The results Of my baking.
] take pleasure in recommending %.
MKs. n. A. DURHAM.
Boar ling House, Corner Main and Sec
Ond streets Upstairs 49 2t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

TIE power Of the press has been
much heralded. but If conditions remain
as they have been for the past few years,
10 viii be hereafter the power Of the
cOunfrv nrpSS
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05
Office Removed.

Mr.. Lee Congleton has moved his Office
from the W. ID. Oldham building to the
barrel factory property which he bought
some weeks ago.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

I'm surprised, Tommy" said the
father reprovingly. that you should
strike your little brother. Don't you
know that it is cowardly to strike any
one smaller than yourself2" "Yes, an
swered Tommy. But when you spank
ed me yesterday, ! was too polite to
mention IL.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

Correctly Styled Hand Tailored Per
feet fitting Clothes a sure cure fOl
TAILORIsrs al STANIFERS.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

IL you can't wait to have a suit made
try one Of our READY To WEAR suits
New ones coming each week. Price SIG.
Rice q Arnold.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

To buy or rent pony. saddle and bride.
Call al this office.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

: WASH SKIRTS
Poplins, natural color linen and white
Z cotton corduroy
: CSC $1.6s, SIPS. $2.65
STYLISH DRESSES
Our entire stock of this seasons
= dresses included in this great money
saving sale. Lingerie, silk, linen and
a. cotton corduroy dresses, nicely trimmed
and well tailored. By far the choicest
collection of pretty summer dresses to
= be found any where
Fine summer lingerie, tan linen en-
broidered in white and tan and white
corduroy dresses, Sc 50 TO 81 80 values.
Sale ca TX
price A'| -
Linen and lingerie dresses, 50. so to $40
values. CT TX
Sale price ----------------
Silk, linen and lingerie dresses, $3.50
values co OK
Sale price --------------P
Better grade dresses all sold at marked
reductions
MATCH SETS
Princess slips, skirt and drawer COM
binations, at-------- Bargain Prices
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-05

Umbrellas and ParaSOlS
26 inch steel rod and Paragon frame
umbrellas, mission handles, S1.25
values 90.
Sale price
One lot pure silk umbrellas, mission
and natural handles. So. 80 CO OK
and s. values. Sale price R%'/O
Parasols in fine assortment, border
ed and Persian effects, 500 to $1,000,
Sale price sligo CE OK
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Varnostna straza.

DaSi ne priGakujcmo. da hi mas
kdo oropaI vSako noe. vendar 81
ZaklenemO vrata ter 81 ShranimO
naSe vrcdnoStnc Stvari ma yarncm
p%rostoru. Mi pa tudi ne priGaku-
jcmo, da hi mas obiskala kaka res
ma bolezcn danes ali .iutri. Vpra-
SAME je Samo. ali Sc dovoli briga-
mo, da prcpreGimo bolczcn ali ne.
Prva varnOStna strata je. da vzdr-
lujemO redno delovanje nash pre-
bavnih organov. Takoj. ko naSta-
ne ktera ncrcdnOSt V delovanju
drobovja. zgubimo Slast. poStane
nam pc jedi Slaho. poautimo obG-
no SlahoSt. zabaSanoSt. imamo slab
vzduh, %kolcanjc. gnuS. bluvanjc.
zgago. bled obraz. nervoznoSt i'm
glavobol. Na]jhitreiIo pomoc da.ie
T~rincrjevo amcriSko zdrayilno
grenEo vino.
Y lckarnah - Jos. Urine. 1893
-l339 :. Ashland Ave. Chicago.
III.
Proti trganju miSicah in skle-
pin poSkuSa.jtc T|rincriev Limi-
mcnt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

kanska plast premoga. s tenn je
bila tudi k%onGana njegova osoda
- bill je takoj mrtev.
Sodr. Ant. BrenGic je bill V maj
lepSi dobi zivljenja. star % let.
donna IL kraSc pri Postojni. - V
starem kraju zapuSca oteta. tu-
KAY pa enega brata.
"Breldomovincc."
(Nadallevanje ma zadnji Strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Chisholm. MINI.

CHISHOLM, Nllnn. - /ai. ia VI
phi "Prolrtaicu" ne morttc po-
>Iati k nam kak;nega %"oyange-
liNta". ki hi nan pripovcdoyal.
kako ste bogati Y Chicago. kakor
TO della "A. s.. XII ina svojcga
nuncija. da porota 30 na>clbinah
kako bogati SO Y Jolictu in kako
In br%czohzirno hoikotIrali .Io-
lIctu vSakega SocialiSta. Tia 20
Spod hoGe Gcsto tudi : socialil-
MON pokaZati >vojo modest i'm
utcnoSt. a ker NINA doSti poima
o S~ocialiImu ccSto zahrcdr 4 Smo-
10 Il katcrc ne more Wee Ven. ako
MCCOY n|aSprotnik lc nckoliko
pozna Sedanii poloIai Ia goSpod
We tudi vcliko povclati O urcdni-
XIII ProIetarca in CT. :. kar pre-
eel Smrdi pc izmiSlicnih lazch.
Poleg tcga pa mas ne brigaio oSc-
be. pac pa principi. katcrc zaSto-
paio.
omcnjeni goSpod W tudi veil
ko p~ovedati o vclikih koriStih
niegHv "a li>ta IN dclavce. Ali ON
NOR iSli pri tenn to. da .ic ME
GOV Us, oh volitvah vscloi agiti.
raj "a candidate kapitaliStiGnih
Strank. Ali res mi>litc. da Smo de
lavci & vcdno tako neSpamctni
in n~"razSodni. da hi ne mali raz-
lorcvati Nlabo cd dobrega. Skod-
1.-Two oil koriStncga. Tudi slovon-
SKI dclavci 50 latcli uyidcvati
humbug kapitaliSticmih strank.
zato so Sc pa zaGcli odv1aGati proc
cd Min. Spoznavajo tudi. da ic
SocialiStidna Stranka edna rcSi;ey
IA dclayca in zato io vsakdo mas
protnik dclavc"v. kdor ic proti
SocialiSticni Stranki.
Dncvi. ko .ic rodilo tako SEINE.
kakorSncga Scjc East. \. s. so
dncvi prctcklosti. zapomnitc 81
to,
Citatcli "Prolctarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Listnica urednistva.
JohnStoWn. Pa. ]. L..

VtOWH d. o. IL, 7 VNId-
he peSml ne moreno priObGiti.
ker vsebujc prcvcG bannlnoSti in
tudi ma logiki je prccei "icpa-
va. Ako hi hotcli piliti. hi mo-
rail- rabbit precej ostro pilo. pod
katero hi tako malo oStalo. da hi
ne spoznali wee Svojc ''prvorojcn-
kc'. Ako je to res vas prvi pc
SnSki produkt. potem poskuSite
Sc kaj Skuvati. morda no YAM
Muza' boil naklonjena. Torcj
ma Svidenjc,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Coulters, Pa.

Coulters, Pa. - Gotovo nj hilo
IL te naSclhinc Sc %nobcncga do
pisa Y "Proletarcu' i'm sem jaz
cdini narocnik ma tega nevStraSe-
mega z%agovornika in branitelja
dclavskih pravic. V tel naSclbini
Smo Samo t Slovcnci. Il wee Jill je
Y SoScdnih u|aSclbinah. Ko hi Sc
tukajSni rojaki malo holi zanima-
Ii IA Scbc in Svojcc. hi tukaj lah-
ko dohil nckaj naioGnikov ma
"PrOlctarca Steer sem Ic pO-
SkuSll TIA pa tam SvoIo SrccO. Enc
va ali druzega sem oh vSaki prili-
XII nagovarjal, ola hi Sc naroGil. IA
dobil sem vSakovrStnc %iZgovore.
Eden je rekcl. da rajSi Ia denar
zapijc; drugi. da ''Proletarec''
ne prinaSa movie in da j. doSti,
ako ina ~ encga V Hist; trctji,
da lahko Iivi brcz socializma Gc-
'trti, da Sc socialism ne bo ures-
nitil: pcti. da on ne DO doGakal
Socializma it'd. Tako 80 razliGna
mnenja kakor SO razliGne barvc
pajaccv Y cirkusu.
Trcba jih ie le p~oSluSati cd stra
nj kadar pridejo skupaj pred pre-
mogokop. tn ne hos sliSal druze-
"a kakor. kako so pill. kako so
darovali bogu Bakhu. kako so
p%lesali. kako Sc tepli, k vcticm
81 kateri pove. koliko voz j. wee
raj naloIil. To .ie vSe. kar 81 ina
10 povedati.
Ako hi kdo napcljal govor ma
dclavSko ~vpraSanjc ali ma Socia-
li>tiGno Stranko, pa praviio. da
so to tentc it'd. nazadnje eden ali
drug ncvcdni zaSlcpljcncc kakSno
izhruhnc. drugi Sc mu pa Smcieio.
teI. la ina pray.
Dragi roiaki. JAZZ in ma milo
ne dclavccv - trpinov. kakerSni
ste vi. pa Iravimo. ia to nj res
in ia .ie Sociali>tiino ca>opisic III
STA moe, XII jc poklicana. da zbr-
Re delavce .trpine vSe"a Svcta pod
rdcci prapor mcduarodncga So
claIizma in jih popcljc novo clo-
veSko druiho. Y katcri ne bo ne
volNko. ne voiakov brez potrcbc.
Y katrri N. hn rozStr.lh q. pr.r,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

Ctatcli "Prolctarca''.
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da nam bode kmalu mogote VISTA
noviti tudi SLOW. soc. klub.
IatOrej cenjeni citatelji Prole-
tarca. ne odlaiajte $ pristopom k
soc. stranki. ker 5 TEN pokazemo.
da ST tudi Sloyenci zavedamo svo-
.je strankc. SocialistiGne idei" so
delavske ideje. Iato pa lc nevstra
Seuo naprei i'll mas cilj je gotov.
Sodrug.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Lorain, o.

Lorain, o. - Tn gre I dclom
Sc preccj dobro. Da pa ne bo kdo
I miSlil. da imamo tukai vScga Y
! izobilju! Kaj Sc! Della ic Steer do
sti. a drugega malo. kajti kapita-
liSti zc zato skrhc. da dclavci ne
give V izobilju. Oni So ne brigajo
"a blagor dcIavccy. Dclavcc mai
magari od iako;c umira IA pIo-
tom. cetudi ic pref dolgo dclal
IN enega in iStega 'boSa''. Kapi-
t%alisti poznajo dclavca lc toliko
casa. doklcr ic zdrav. moGam in
kot tax V Stanu vcGati bo@atStvO.
kakor nitro pa SO dclavccve mo-
n izGrpanc in jc nczmozcn IN de
10. tedaj pa hajd - ma ccsto I
MIN!
Ma eni Strani Slaba plaza. ma
drugi pa neznosna draginja. po-
TEN pa maj clovck kai prihrani
"a stara leta. "a cas- brezposcluo-
sti in bolczni. ko niti IA dOstojno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
J%ohnstoWn. Pa.

Johnstown, Pa. - Zopct smo
zgubili pri naSem soc. klubu enc
ga Sodruga in ia ie Ant. BrenGiG.
Doticnik Sc jc podal ell i'm zdrav
V nrcmogokop "SupcS Coal Co"
ma Svoje dclo. 10 .ie dclal kaki
dive uri Sc je vsula mani veil
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liz naSelbsD.


yedo kapitalisticni in drugi kori-
Stolovski GasOpiSi tolikc poroGati;
med mimi je tudi mas IA domovi-
no tako "navduScni'' q. y.
Seveda. k|apitaliSti in njihovi
podrepniki Sc pac lahko baha.io Z
dohrimi tasi, kajti zanje je Sc
danjoSt cas- naiboljSc proSperitete.
Tudi SifkartaIi. Iii polriio >vojc
lepe ma ratun dclavcev. imajo IL
godnc case. Iato tudi ii lahko
govorijo in piSejo o p~roSperitcti.
Steer je to vse %poStrau>ka Stvar,
a da Sc list, Xxi zaStoia te vrste
ljudi. naIivlja list dclavSkih ko-
riStij, to pa je hinavS1ina prve VI
ste.
GoSpoda okrog G. y. Sc scdai
pere, oprati ST. ne more. Kdor ic
crn. oStane crn. pa mai Sc umiva
ma kakrSen naGin hoGe. SkebStyo
Je SkebStvo. kdor ie profit DELAY
skim koriStim. tiSti ne more biti
zanJe. To .je tako gotovo kot
amen pri ocenaSu. Steer tn goSpO.
da miSli, da Smo delavci So vedmo
tako nezavedni. da ne vcmo kaj
Je nam Y kOrist i'm kai Y Skodo.
Ia So prcSneto mott. ako misli.
da delavci vsc ver.jamcmo. kar pi-
Sc. Sedai napada 'Proletarca''
ma vSe mogoce naGine. Papir ic
mrtev in 81 pusti namazati vse.
kar kdo hoce, Ge .ie pa to vse
tudl reSnica je pa povsem druga
Stvar. Mi LorainSki delavci vpra-
Samo Samo TO. kdo je prvi zatei
napadati pc k%onvcnciji IA Slov.
z%avctiStc. Ali nj list G.. y. tiSti. XII
j. dan "a dnem priuaSal vsakovr-
sine napake ma naSe Sodrugc in
ma "Proletarca'. Scdai pa. 10 ic
dobil To. kar je iSkal. hi pa rad
vSo krivdo zvrnil ma "Proictar-
ca. tcS. da jc on tiSti. XII napada.
K,L, mol, o.;... ~
.,o,, Laz ., 10
votiIaTi IN ,av;;an; na y y
dom, I.5a I.a5,,
sa z~,,rni,i "proI.,ara. T.; ,,
!. 10 .oJoi doLo,aI ,.a .an"
oro - ,,b,ovani, .LN
du za = y .I,abs,,,, ;;.i.;L.
rIocab it'll
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
P%ittsburg, Pa.

PittSburg, Pa. - Po vsch kra-
lih opazujcmo vcdno vc6jc zani-
mamie SlovcnSkega dclavStva IN
socialism. Tudi tukajsnji Slovcn-
ri 81 prcbujaio. J
V mcdclio dine Is dee. smo inc
Ii Y Allegheny Co. prvo takozva-
no "Rdcto ncdclio''. Pc sklcpu
hrvtaskcga soc. vdruzenia Stcv. 3
Sc jc prostovoljno iavilo wee so
drugov Y agitacijo IN ralSirianic
Slovanskega soc. Gasopisia. Vspeh
je bill cez vse povoljen in upamO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
RreretOn Ill

Nisem 81 mogla kaj. ia hi Sc il
ne odAvala. V druLbi do~brosrcnih
rojakov sem nabrala zanjo $3.50.
katere VAN tudi poSiljam, da Jill
j zrocite oh priHki.
Zelela pa hi. da hi tudi druge
Slovenke priSkocile ma pomoG
ubogi druiini. ker ravno zenSka.
oziroma matt. 81 najlazie pred
staylja, kako tczko mora hiti ma
teri pri srcu, ko vidi Svoje ljub-
ljence stcgovati roke proSec kru
ha, a ga Jim ne more dati. ker
ga nina.
Hatorej. dragc rojakinie. po-
sebno one pc veGiih SLOW. naSclbi-
nah, ki titate delavskc liSte. po-
vejte svojim soSedam in piijatc-
lJicam. katere morda noSijo teIko
%priSluzene cente onim. Xxi Jim OBJ
llubujejo nekaj ma onem Svetu.
da store veliko vetie in bol.jSe de
10 uSmiljenia, ako pomagajo pc
Svojih moceh ubogim in laGnim
otrokom K; 90 zgnbiE oSeto IN
reditelja. Iavedajmo Sc. da smo
delavske 5eno 5ouo n-ro1otorcor
in da V Slutaju neSreGc ne more
me pritakovati pomoci od dru-
god kakor cd Sodrugov d~elavcev.
Draoo roiakin;a, Aka tobo 40
mes ali iutri zadena nosreGo IN
81 primorano nrosi,; nomo.; mar
misliS. do ii boj nomaga1 "go.
spod" ali kapital;xt prvi 20 ;tak
Use dol5nik. Rom ma ramo oLo
81. pa mai mu ie tvoi MOI znosil
polovico syoie place. Y sill te ne
DO poznal. Drugi pa Sc izgovar-
ia. da - plaSal delo tvoiega mo-
IA: pri MEM nimaS torei niGcsar
iskati.
Kdo L. tisti K; :; ho nomooo1o
Delavecl On = no al ~svoiooa Lor
neco zasIu5ka odtrgal ter Il no
magal ON = no n~r;trr,l NJ; sro
lem s5romnom EosiIn tor doI two
inn otrokom lost; Nh nodloc; a.
on lahko razyidimo Ii. = my
prostor, D.I,vsto 5or. - rno
sto,. 50 r-,,L TN
maooimo tam al fo5ar s.
priGakovoti nomosi
Tudi hi biIo dobro /, y; co
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The evening world., 1912-12-11

yet. Then a great cry went up from
outside the house. Herman had ceen
discovered Out went tho Cnies and ire
police and followed tao crowd.
THE POLICE WERE NEEDED TO
PROTECT HERMAN.
IA! A burs1arr' GRID Foley. rushing
60 the front. Come out OF that:
whArrs you doing there"
I'm Herman" came back the mufflsd
reply.
"Hs says hes a German" interpreted
Foley.
Two hundred persons watched them
pull the bridegroom OF month from one
window. When the ne.shbors saw who
II was -four, hundred hands reached for
him. 1, wss tust As well the reserves
haA come. They were needed TO protect
Herman. The wife came flying to his
rescue. but II took the police and the
fremen to ave him from the crowd.
Foiey's captain called him up on the
carpet an hour later and quizxsd him as
70 his reason for turning In the alarm.
well" said the patrolman. Il heard
the scream. and when they scream down