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The marine department has report.
ed the existence of an island in the
Atlantic 16 miles east of Sable Island.
The Utah Light & Railway Com
pany power plant on the outskirts Of
Ogden was wrecked by the breaking
of a huge valve and the whole city
plunged into darkness for six hours.
The damage is estimated at nearly
100000.
Everton 5, Derby County O; Manches-
ter U. 3, Preston n. E. 0; Oldham A.
8, Newcastle U. 0; Sheffield W. 2,
Middlesboro o; Sunderland 0, Man.
chester C. 0; West Bromwich 2, Shelf
field u l.
Division 2-Birmingham /, Bury 0;
Bradford l, Fulham 0; Bristol City 1,
Barnsley /; Clapton o. 2, Wolver-
hampton w. 1; Glossop 0, Leicester
Fosse 2; Grimsby 2, Huddersfield T.
l; Leeds City l, Hull City 2; Noting
ham F. 3, Blackpool O.; Stockport c.
/, Motifs. County 2; Woolwich A. 3,
Lincoln c. 0.
Southern League.-Coventry c. 2,
Bristol R. l; Crystal Palace 3, Mer-
thyr T. l; Reading 2, West Ham 0;
Southampton /, Plymouth A. 2; Wat
ford l, Swindon 2; Norwich c. 2, Car
diff C. 2: Gillingham 2, Exeter 0;
5, Millwall A. l; Bright
on l, Queens Park R. 0; SOuthead L.
3, Portsmouth 2
Scottish League.-Raith Rovers 4,
Aberdeen l Celtic l, Dundee O.; Air
drieonians 4, Dumbarton l; Patrick
Thistle l, Clyde l; Morton 2, Kilmar-
mock o.; Hibernians l, Falkirk 3;
Hamilton A. /, hearts 8; Ayr U. 4,
0; Third Lanark 2, Rang
ers 4; St Mtrren 8, Queens Park 1.
Rugby Results. 5, Black
heath 3; London Irish IA, United Ser
vices g. Cambridge 10, Old Leysians
); Oxford 5, O. NJ. Taylors 5; Rosslyn
I6, London Hospital 10; London
Welsh II, St Bartholomew 8; Lon !
ion Scots 10, Richmond s.; Leicester
"A, Coventry s; Cumberland 6, North
5; Bristol 5, Bath 0; Car.
lift 9, Meath 3. }
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Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks, wife
of the former Yice-President, has just
d ed CT pneumonia at her indianapolis
home. .~
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Road Races Are ReyieEed

One man Is dead and one missing a.
a result Of the 12-hour battle wagotl
between. strikers. mine guards and
deputy sheriffs at Ludlow. Colo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08
Picture Framing !

Also developing, printing and enlarg-
ing. Artists materials and supplies.
HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING &
SUPPLY CO.
Bethel St., mr.. Hotel.
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BICYCLE RACINGLIKELY TOCOME
into FAVOR AGAIN ON MAINLAND

News from Middle West Bears Out Prediction Made Here Re-
Gently That Public Favor Is Swinging Back to the Wheel
and That Racing Venture Might Be Successful in Ho-
nouI-Many Good Riders Here Favor Saucer Track
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
ROMMEL SAYS
NO PAPERS ARE
IN HIS OFFICE
DECLARES He WAS IN HIS OFFICE
IN THE CITY HALL ALL DAY
AND FAILED TO RECEIVE ANY
REQUEST FROM THE CITY COM
MIssloNERs.

Denying that he held any Of the pa
pers relating to city contracts City
Engineer Rommel last night gave out
a statement regarding the reported
session of the city commissioners yes
terday morning, when it was stated
that he had been called upon to suppiy
the comm iSsioners with all Of the paw
ing and sewerage contracts, as well as
other work done for the city. The
statement Of Mr.. Rommel follows:
II desire to correct certain state
ments appearing In the Pensacola
News Of Friday which stated that the
city commissioners had called for all
papers in my ONCE relating to city
matters. was in my Office all day and
no such request was made by anyone
las to contracts with the sewerage
contra ctors, paving. contractors, etc. +,
and papers relating to same, they have
never been in my possession but have
always been fled with the parties in
charge OF same As to an investiga-
ton OF my office, I am ready at ali
times to have thorough inyestiga-
tion made of all the work have done
since I nave been in Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13

city have voted municipal Improvement
bonds.
"Twenty-one new corporations have
been organized during the week with
minimum capital stocks aggregaIing
S9S0,00e.
New banks were organized at Ar
and two new Alabama banks began
business.
"aBong the items of construction
WORK to be done, as reported this week,
are:
Bank and office building, Savannah,
Ga; apartment houses, Atlanta and
and P'uota Gr0Tsda, Fla: bank buildings,
Sumter county Georgia, and two rail-
war prfdEss over rivers; church build
9S:gA Rsfo2v1 and TallasSee, Ala; club
hos,ss, t5a3sc9en. Ala; warehouses,
Iltsio1fs: AND Meter, Ca, and Jackson
wife. fla: hotei building, Anceville.
AS; hospital building, Clearwater,
s'Es.,: Office 3uii6lng, Orlando, Fla.
Inopsez'iaI plants VIII be awarded
as follows:
Company with capital stock of
$500, 02e viii establish ice ana cold $50
rage s.,7d e;ectrtc light plants st Bow.
Ing Green, Fla; saw rails, Tusr-, -
Lc1sa. Ala. and ST. Andrews, Fla
fixtures plant, C.<lErcbus, Go: cotton
mill enlargement Florence AID: Sas
plants, Dotnau. Ala, and Decatur. Ca, !:
gas wells, near HCntSv:iie, Ala. and
In Osceola coaaty, Florida Railroads
IN Georgia eaC Florida VIII! be extend
ed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
THE MASTERPIECE
MONA LISA" FOUND
nv ASSOCIATED pRESs

Florence, italy, Dec. 12.-Leonardo
di Vnci's masterpiece Mona Lisa" the
mysteriou' disappearance of which
from tn, Louvre in August 1911,
threw. the TT world Into CONSERVATION.
was found today in Florence. The MAJ,
who stole it was arrested. He is an
Italian
Mona Lisa''-more properly known
as la Joconda" is one OF tFks world
m ost famous paintings and IS regarded
as priceless. Leonardo ia Vinci took
as his model for the psc3ure Lisa del
Giocondo, woman OF Florence. He
worked on the picture for four years
from 1900 to 1904. 1t was bought for
France by Francis I.
The value of the work can only be
imagined. for all offers to buy It were
refused, among one reported to have
beer made by the British government
Of SIS, o00,vo0.
Since the disappearance from the
Louvre Of the picture, the search has
been Worldwide. 1t has been report
ed found in Russia, Germany. Eng
land. Spain and even in the United
States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
INDUSTRIES IN
THE SOUTHLAND
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED
AND BUSINESS VENTURES RE-
PORTED DURING THE PAST
WEEK.

Columbus Ca, Dec. 13.--The Indus
trial Index says In its issue this week:
"An unusual amount of construction
work definitely planned and the award
ing of contracts for numerous boilSi-
ings, some OF them representing eA-
tensive expenditures, are features OF
the news for the week.
Included in this is the erection OF
a large number OF residences Of sub
stantial character, as well as business
and public buildings. The reports show
a continuance of building operations
that are affected but little by the sea-
son, and help to confirm the opinion
that next year will be perhaps the
greatest construction year in the his
tory OF the Southeast.
"A contract has been awarded at
Savannah, Ga, for the construction
of a marble bank building, which will
cost 500, geo and be one OF the hand
soonest structures OF the kind in the
South.
"At Jacksonville, Fla, a contract has
been awarded for the erection Of an
o11ce building that will pe devoted
largely TO physicians and dentists
"A company has been organized in
Atlanta. Ca, with capital stock of
5000. coo 10 build up a suburban Sec
ton.
"A Florida county will vote upon
the issuance of $425,0eo of bonds for
building roads and bridges.
Three Florida cities and a Georgia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13

This is g. new picture Of the Duchess
of Hohenrerg. wife of the Arcaduke
Franz Ferdinand. heir to the Austrian
throne. She was the Countess Sophie
Chotek, a lady. Of aristocratic but not
royal birth. and a waiting in
the household of the Archduchess Isa-
bella at the time of her marriage in
1900
Though Emperor Joseph gave his
consent to this inorganic marriage,
for state reasons 1T was necessary for
the archduke TO renounce all claims
of his wife and his children On the
House of Hapsbucg. The duchess Is
extremely popular with the royal fam
lily and all classes in the Austrian
empire.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
consort are now in England, and they
will soon proceed to Windsor Castle as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
IN THE
SCHMIDT CASE
by ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Dec. 12.-Before swear
ing the states alienists who were ex-
pected to testify in the trial OF Hans
Schmidt, the former priest charged
with the murder of Anna Aumuller,
assistant District Attorney Stephen
son. called as a witness today DR.. Ar
mold G. Lee, of this city.
DR.. Lee testified that Schmidt and
the Aumuller girl came to his offic
last April and expressed their intei
ton of being married. Schmidt tol6
me he was very much in love with the
girl" testified the doctor. "and sa !
he was going to give up the priesthood
and marry her.
ION September 4. two days after the
murder. he called at my office, exhibit
ed a V-shaped wound on the index
finger of his right hand. and asked
that it be treated. He said he had had
an accident.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Fine Feathers"


The coming to a local theateP of
Robert Edeson in any Of his plays
would be a big event; the appearance
or Wilton Lackaye would be hailed
with delight by all lovers Of the dra-
ma; the coming of Max Figznan Is q
welcome occurrence in any season,
while Rose Coghlan never fails to at
tract huge attendance and win high
praise: even Lolita Robertson and Ly-
dia Dickson, who are not so well
known, but whose fame has already
spread far and wide, would bring forth
goodly attendance; but imagine all
these stars appearing in q single play,
as viii be the case when Zine Feath-
ers is presented at the opera house
next Thursday night, December 18.
H. H. Fraxee made even blase New
York sit up with establishment when
he announced his all star production OF
Eugene Walters drama, Zine Feath-
ers, with such q. wonderful cast, and
it scored an entire years run at the
Aston theater. New York, and in the
Cort theater. Chicago. Few theater-
goerS outside Of those two cities imag-
ined they would see this play with the
original all star cast and indeed very
few will. The star cast has been re-
tanned for a brief tour of the principal
cities of the east and south, and local
playgoers may confidently look for
ward to the dramatic treat of life
time in the coming engagement OF
Fine Feathers"
Sale Of seas on Balkcom's Tues
day, December 16. 8 a. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
The Journals Want Ad
Way" gets you what you
want when you want 1t.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

E. S. Hail. Buffalo: d. B. Gordon,
Penn T. W. Harriss, n. Y: R. w.
Bauer, Milwaukee,; E. NJ. Cleveland.
Bridgeport, Conn; w. H. Faux.
Chipley, Fla; R. r. Price, Jax.; Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Firth. Robertsdale,
Ala: w. G. Ryan, Jax.; w. B. Best,
n. O.. La; z. L. Trepanier, Chicago;
G. c. Blackburn. Birmingham, Ala |;
e. T. Henry, Birmingham; F. L. Adj
ans. Birmingham; L H. Mckinney,
n. Y: J. A Peterson; A. L. Bristol,
u. S. Navy: c. C. johnson, Mobile;
s. Rigen. Florence. Ala; G. P. Orr,
BirmingsSm; A. NJ. Abbott, Navy
Yard: ca Love, Atlanta: T. AL
pahanA -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
BRITISH SUBJECT
MAY BE EXECUTED
nv AssOCIATED PRESS

MOntpelier, Vt, Dec. 1z.--GoVernor
Fletcher has denied the petition for
STAY of execution for Arthur Bosworth
sentenced to be hanged on January
next for the murder of Mae Labelle at
Essex Junction in June. 1911.
Counsel for the condemned man said
that because Bosworth was a British
subject the British embassy was re
viewing the case and might ask for a
STAY of execution. Bosworth has .
wife and children in England.
No Interference.
Washington, Dec. 12.-No represen-
tations in behalf of Arthur Bosworth
have been made to the state depart
ment by the British embassy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
Fit His Case Exactly.

When father was sick SIX yeaxs
ago he read an advertisement OF
Chamberlain's Tablets IN the papers
that At his case exactly" writes Miss
Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith. Ark.
He purchased a box OF them and he
has not been sick since Ny sister
had stomach trouble and was also
benefited by them For sale by all
dealers. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
AMONG
BLUEJACkETS
ROW IN THE RESTRICTED DIS
TRicT LAST NIGHT RESULTED
liz FIVE OF THEM BEING TAKEN
10 JAIL.

Daring a fight last night betw cen
blusssckets III he restricted district
one OF the sailors was baSiy bruised
about the mouth ana as a result of she
disturbance OfRcarE Way ant Simmons
arrested Eve Of the sailors, seaGins
them 20 the Police station On charges
CT ch,e~t3eciS conduct.
the hight took place about IL O'Clock
in tAc noGss conducted by Maggie
y albe= On West Zsrragossa street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
Meyer Shoe Co.
102 S. Palafox
DEAL FOR PELICANS
IS LATEST REPORT
BY Associated PRESS.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 2.-President
C. ". Sonmers. OF the Cleveland,
American league baseball club. ad-
mitted today that negotiations are
pending for the sale Of the New or
leans Southern league club which
Sonrners owns, to A. J. Reinemann,
of that city. Sommers denied. howev-
er that the sale has beer consumnaat-
ed and declined to forecast when the
transfer would be made, If at all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13

This 10 q prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHILLS & FEVER:
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then as 3 tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe.or sicken. 25c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
FROM
FLAGSHIP OF FLEET
.ccoCrATED pRESs

BY ASSOCIATED PFESS.
On board the United States battle
ship wyoming, (By wireless telegraph
to Siasconsett, Mass. Dec. l2.-The
American warships returning from
visits to European ports were south
Of New Foundland at o'clock last
night, and 1880 miles from New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
BILL TO ABOLISH
PLUCKiNG BOARD
BY AssOCIATED PRESS

Washington, Dec. 12-To abolish the
so-calle6 plUckirg board which each
year arbitrarily puts a certain num-
Der of naval officers on the retired list
representative TribbIe of Georgia to-
day introduced a bill. He declared the
board was Gripping the efficiency of
the navy by taking efficient officers
from an active list.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
Santa Claus Matinee.

At the Empress theater this after
noon a Santa Claus matinee will be
given for the children OF Pensacola,
when they will have the opportunity
of shaking hands with Santa. The
matinees will be at $3.50 and 3:46 and
hve prizes will be given away by the
management absolutely free.
Last nights bill at the Empress was
a most enjoyable one and was witness
ed by a crowded house at both per-
formances. 1t was amateur night in
addition to the regular performance
and the crowds laughed to their hearts
content. The first prize was divided
by the jueNse between Agnes Louis and
Johnny TQu1npker. The second was
awarded 20 lid Baldwin, the champion
clog dancer OF Baldwin county
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13
rERsELY TOLD.
SIS 90 REWARD.

fhs Journal will pay $500 reward for
elderee sufIcIenx TO convict any boy or
trson found stealing subscribers papers
tier delivery Of same by carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13

4 G. c. Wehmeir yesterday filed a vol
lnntary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States court.
x
Victor AlvaFis, four years of age,
died yesterday at the home of his par
ents at Warrington, after a short ILL
ness. The funeral service will be con-
Quoted at o'clock this afternoon at
the family home and the interment
win be in the Warrington cemetery.
W. II. Faulk of Chipley arrived in
the city last night on a business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Firth OF Roberts
dale, Ala, are among the visitors to
the city who are registered at the San
Carlos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-13

the late Governor Johnson Of Min
nesota who became a national char
acter during the last years Of his
life, win be married on Christmas
day to William A Smith Of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Smith has resided in Minneapolis
for two years as manag ger Of a lum-
Der company, but will return 10 Pitts
burg after January I, where Sir. and
Mrs. Smith viii make their home.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-25

ma, {. st. 1884; Ducman Jolef, c. St.
1885; vsi Y prri oddelek.
"Caven' stew. 57-Lokar Andrej.
c. st. 1929, v prvi oddelek.
"Siovenski Fantjc" Stew. 80 - Po.
totnik Rudolf, e. st. AL, Y prvi cd
delek.
"MOonrunski Trpin" stew. 60 -
Skerl Franc, c. st. 1870; Grmek Mar
tin. c. st. 445O; Tolar Franc, c. st.
ASH; vsi V prvi oddelek.
"Napredni Slovenci" stew. 6l-Hi.
IRA Stefan. c. st. 4422, Y prvi oddel.
"Slovenske Sokolice" stew. 90 -
Brodnik Josipina, c. st. 4423; Likar
Antonija, g. st. 1924; Kikel Maria, c.
st. 1925; Kikel Rozalija. c. st. 1926;
Poznik I%vana, c. st. 4i27; Kapus Ana.
c. st. 442s; vse Y prvi oddelek.
"Bratoljub" stew. 6i-Petek Tere.
zija, {. st. 1896, v prvi oddelek.
"Bratie trdno stojmo" stew. 81 -
Kaiser Franc. c. 81. 4iOs; Planic Mar.
tin. {. 1t. 1909, y prvi oddelek.
"Zdruzeni Balkan" stew. 6S-Rav.
nikar Stefan, c. st. 44l7, Y pryi oddel.
Balkan stew. 90 - Krizan Ivan,
c. ST. 1924, Y prvi oddelek.
~''Zvesti Bratje'' Stew. 20 - PINK
Jakob, c. st. 1897; Dolinar Peter, &. st.
1885, Y prvi oddelek.
"Delavec Naprej'' stew. II Je.
reb Jozef. c. 81. 1895: Pusnik Ivan .
It. 1896, oba V prvi oddelek.
"Naprej do image" stew. 75-Sta.
nislav Indof, e. 81. 1873; Marine Ivan,
c. st. 437i; Jevsevar Anton, c. st. 1915,
ROSeker Ignac, c. st. 1876; Petan L..
nae, e. st. 1917; Boo Ivan. Z. st. 1873;
vsi Y prvi oddelck.
"~Slovenska Cvetlica' stew. 20 -
Mako Mihael. c. st. 1892: Mako Ivan.
c. st. 1893; Milo Alojzij, c. It. 1894;
vsi Y prvi oddelek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-25

moi Dom" setv. 14-Tekavec ia.
kob, c. st. 1879; Menart Alojzij, c. St.
1884.
sod boja do image" stew. 22-Ihau
Ivan, c. st. 572; Hribar Ivan, c. st.
94l9; Turk ~lgnaeij, c. st. 1873.
"Slovenski Bratje" stew. 93-Anzi.
&c Franc, &. st. 1851; valeueis Alojzij,
c. st. 1926.
"Ilirija" stew. e4-Rogelj Gregor,
g. st. 673.
"Delavec" stew. 25-Sifer Franc, c.
st. 1874.
"Dobri Bratje" stew. 3s-Blecie A.
lojzij, {. st. 1854; Guna Franc, c. St.
1866.
"Jutranja Zvczda" stew. Al - 81,
mOntie Ivan, c. st. 1923; Strah Josip
c. St. 1860; Ferdolja Josip, c. ST. 2632;
Hoeevar Josip, {. st. 3O45.
"Julni P~remogar" stew. 46-Juhant
Jakob, e. st. 1898.
"SlOvenski Bra,je" stew. 47-Debe
lax Ivan, c. 81. 1925.
"Clevelandske Slovenke' stew. 4!
-Kostelec %Ivana, c. st. 25l2; VodniE
Rotiia, g. st. 1882; Pe6nik Malta, c
st. 25l5.
"Delavec" stew. 5l-Baugor Karol
c. st. 2426.
"Planinska Nijolica' stew. 80 -
Nave Franc, c. st. 2252; Pole Anton
c. st. 97l3; Znidarsi6 Jozef. c. ST. 1885
"'Moonrunski Trpin" stew. 60 49,
knavs Aloizij, e. st. 2s77. Bogota
Franc, e. 81. 1904.
"~Slovenske Sokolicc' stew. 81 -
Bozi6 ~1vana, c. St. 2sO4; Crna Fran
eiska, c. st. 2sO3; Gaisek Rozalija, c
st. 1865; Krajc Mariia, e. st. PISS
Lause Fran6iska, c. st. 396s; Urbai
Marija, g. st. 2797; Travnikar Ivana
e. 81. 1892: Zupan6i6 Maria. c. st
il96.
"Vsi Slovani'' Stew. SO - Sajevi,
Franc, c. st. 3349.
''Zdruzeni Balkan stew. 6s-Ma
ekovjak Jurij, c. St. 1864.
pod %Triglavom" stew. 73-Benl'
Ivan, g. st. 3e7l; SkOuran Pavel, g. st
1912.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-25
Prestopli ~elani-ce.

Jakob Kocjan, c. st. Isl. cd dru. St.
3. = d.. st 2; JyrnvjJiJ Isan. X. -,
Jernej6ic Ivan, c. st. 2976, cd DR.. 1t.
3. k Dir. st. s.; Selan Franc, e. st. 1853.
cd dr.. st. {, k DR.. 1t. 45; Saftit Franc,
c. st. 269S. od DIR. st. ;. k dr.. St. p;
Rosmcn Alojzij, c. St. 1929. cd dr. st.
:. X dr. &. 80; Pavlic Ivan. C. ST. 597.
od Dir. st. :. k dr. 81. 10; Abram Mar.
tin, G. ST. l3l. od dr. 81. :. K DIR. st. );
Krevc Tomaz, G. st. $50. od DR.. Il. Is.
k dr. st. %, Strukeli Ivan, c. st. 2l77.
Cd Dir. st. Is. K dr.. st. 80; Hafner
Franc. g. st. 2iOG. OF dr.. st. ~. k Dir.
st %; Petrovtic Anton, c. st. $3.50. oil
dr.. st. -. k dr.. st. 60; Nagode Franc,
g. 81. 1885. Oh dr. st. 2S. k dr.. ST. 76;
Plauovsck Franc, c. st. 1874, oil DIR. st.
33. k dr. st. O.; Jelov6an Franc, c. st.
1915. Cd DIR. st. -. k DIR. st. 76; Indof
Franc, c. st. 1887; Ausbergar Jozef, G.
st. li70; Bats Jozcf. c. 81. 1852; Strm-
Jan Franc. c. &. 2i97; vsi cd DR.. st.
30. k DR.. st. 10; Kranc Jakob, c. II,
1869. cd DIR. st. 10. k dr.. st. &c: Klinar
Franc, G. st. PAS. Oh dr.. 81. 40. k dr..
st. Q; Zontar Ivan, c. st. 1887; Kokal
Andrei, c. st. 1889; Strukeli Ivan, C.
st. 2s37, cd DR.. st. 46. k dr.. st, %; Lo-
gar Ivan, C. St. 755. cd dr.. st. 90. k DR..
st. 60.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-25
IL URADA GLAvNsGA TAJNIKA
8. D. P. z.
PREMEMBE PRI KRAJEvNIH
DRUSTvIH.
Pristopli elani-ce k drustvu:

FIiStopu Clanl-Ce X QruStvu:
"Boritelj'', stew. l-Sadar Anton,
c. st. 440l, v prvi oddelek.
"Pomoenik", stew. . Valiant Jo.
zef, c. st. 4403, Y prvi oddelek.
"Zaveznik", stew. 3-Jakobe Aloj-
zij, c. ST. 4446, Y prvi oddelek.
"Zavedni Slovenec" Stew. 4-Irti.
har Matija, C.. st. 4433; Zgonc Marija,
c. st. 444O, v prvi oddelek; Petrnel l.
van, c. St. 4242, V dtugi oddelek.
"Avstrija" stew. 5-zagar Lkob,
c. st. +442; Noe Martin, c. St. 4443;
FranetiG Jernej. c. ST. 4444; vsi V prvi
oddelek. =.
"Zavedni Stajec" stew. 9-Povsek
Martin, c. st. 4445, V prvi oddelek.
"Daniea' stew. l2-Havris Jozef,
G. St. 44O4, y prvi oddelek. Poto6nik
Franc, c. st. 1856. v drugi oddelek.
"yeGernica" stew. ID V~crhovsek
Martin, c. st. AIS; SladiG Franc, c. st.
44l9; Kese Alojzij, c. st. 1920; vsi y
prvi oddelek.
''Moj DOM Stew. l+-Hudoklin l.
van, c. st. 444s; Pesec Ivan, c. st. 4449
y prvi oddelek.
NADIA" stew. 2O-Jeglic Rudolf, {.
ST. 1895, v prvi oddelek.
"Sokol' stew. 2l-PotoGnik Anton,
c. st. 1886, V prvi oddelek.
"od boja DO image" Stew. 90 -
Arzensek Ferdinand, c. st. 1889, v prvi
oddelek.
"Deiavec" stew. 25-Bernard Blaz,
e. St. 1890, zontar Franc, c. St. 443l,
v prvi oddelek.
"Miroljub" stew. 27-Mrak Malta,
c. st. 44lO; Kun Ivan, c. ST. All; Jar
kovi6 Franc, c. st. 44l9, V prvi oddelek
vsi.
"Jutranja Zarja" stew. 99-Gorjup
Ivan. e. st. 434y, Y pryi oudeicA.
"Trpin" stew. 3O-Tersek Franc, c.
st. 1879; Kern Maria, c. st. 1880; Y
prvi oddelek.
"~Slovenska Zastava" stew. 80 -
Zazorsek Terezija, G. st. 44O5, Y prvi
oddelek: Lavrin Anton, c. st.. 4406;
Lavrin Pavlina. G. 81. 44O7, Y OtrOGji
oddelek.
"Edinost" stew. 34-Kausek Nike
La, c. st. 1890; Pugl Franc; oba v prvi
oddelek.
~"Planinski Raj stew. 80 49, Kobal
Matilda, c. st. 1899; Gnidica Ivana, c.
st. ALB; Svet Antiniia, c. st. 44l4;
Glavan Franc, c. St. 44l5; Y prvi odde-
lex; Jere Maria, c. st. 4il6, V otrotji
oddelek.
"Zdruzitelj' stew. 36-Klun Jozef,
c. IS. 4435; vidrih Jakob, c. st. 4436;
Pozar Jozef, c. st. 4437; Bale Nikolaj,
c. 81. ABS; vsi v prvi oddelek.
"Liubliana" stew. 37-Jakic Anton,
c. st. 1850; Skroba Marija, c. St. 4439;
prvi oddelek.
~"slovenski Bratje" stew. 47-Ivan-
tsnski Ivan, c. st. 4432, V prvi odde
lex.
"Proletaree" stew. 80 - Lipovsek
Franc, c. st. 4447, v prvi oddelek.
"Liublianski Grad" stew. 81 o-
trebuies Franc, c. St. 1897; Zvokelj
Franc, c. 81. 1895; Prebil Frame, c. st.
1890; Zaloznik Franc, c. st. 400; vsi
v prvi oddelek.
"Skala" stew. 56-Krsni6ar Andrea
c. st. 1891; Toni Martin, c. st. 1882;
okoren Ivan, c. st. 1883; Dolmovie A