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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
Committees Would Elect ChaIrmen.

All committee chairmcn shall ne elected
nv the Democratic members ~ the com
nit,ees. The practice has been for the
-.toerinc" committee to appoint oil chair
men.
4 ma iorty 81 the Democratic members
Of any committee may call meeting oil
that committee a. any time
Members Of conference committees
shall be- selected by the Democratic ma
iority Of the committee having charge o'
the legislation in question
STEERING" committee members shall De
selected by a Democratic caucus, instead
Of through appointment by the caucus
chairman
Amendments by tho steering com
mittee to fu vacancies on all Senate
committees must boz passed on by the fun
caucus
The complete personnel OF the leading
committees. including Democrats and Re-
publicang has been agreed upon. az fol-
lows:
Appropriations - Democrats. Senators
Martin O'ircinial chairman. Tillman
south Carolina. Culherson TeNas).
Ovcrman (North Carolina. owen (Okla-
homal. Smith Mary landl. Chiffon
CWest Virginia.. Lea Tennessee. Bryan
tFloridal and Shafroth colorado. Repub-
ncans Senators Warren Wyoming. Per
kins california; Gallinscr tNew liamp-
shiro smoot Utah. Oliver Pennsylva-
nlal. Dillingham; vermont and Jones
WASH.
FOREIGN Relations Democrats: Senators
Bacon Georgia.. chairman. Stone cMis-
Sound. Shivcly Indiana. clarke tArkan-
sasp. Hitchcock Nebraska. O'Gorman
tNea York;. Williams mississippi.
swanson virginia. Pomercue oOh!ol and
smith tNew Mexico. Republicans Sena-
tors Lodge (Massachusettsl. Smith tMich-
igan). Root tNew York;. Mccumber
(North Dakota. Sutherland Utah. Borah
Gdahoi and Burton tOhIoi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
PRINCESS is MEMBER
OF PROMINENT FAMILY

made TO her by her Indignant relatives
being utterly INADEQUATE for her needs.
The frauds We're mostly in the nature
OF purchasing things on credit, cas-
Ties. villas, notcis. yachts, ART trea
surcs, jewelry. etc, ana then either
plcdsing them or else selling them for
= low price. or else by pcrsuadiug peo-
pie 10 loan her large sums. owing 10
"momcntary Embarrassment" on her
alleged possession OF the large for
tunes that she had already dissipatcd.
also by promises Of the use Of her in
nuence III promoting the social aspira-
tons OF her dupes.
Among tho castles which figured In
transactions OF This character was that
famous ono OF Schocnav, on the Rhine
50 widely known in connection with
Schcmcl's popular story OF Tho
Irumpetcr Of Saekkingcn,' have al
% before me an advertisement. con-
tanned ~ the Bodcnscc Xcitung. a
swiss paper, which runs as follows:
II hereby announce the fact that
have bought ana taken over MI The
building" OF the Hotel du Lac. at 10.
nahshorn, as we'll rs the baths. The
aanatorum and the dependencies Of
ttt"ill. She bought this hotel GU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
NEWS OF ASHLAND

Ashland. Va, November 23.-lh.
ircsbytcrians and Eaptists OF Ashland
VIII hold special Thanksgiving service
IN the Presbyterian Church on
Thanksgiving Day, ut II A. NJ Rovs
I. l. English ana William iIcdley will
conduct tho service
The Ashland High School will give
Wednesdays. Thursday and Friday hot
iday for THANKSGIVING. and a majorit,
OF the teachers Will attend tho cduca-
;ionai convention To be held in Lynch.
burg
Mrs Harvey WiueielI and children
Of Richmond. have returned 10 their
home, after a visit 10 Mrs. Radcliffe.
Mr. Weber: secretary Of the Society
Tor Ecttcrmcnt of Housing Conditions
IL Rishmond. gave an instructive Ice
iur" 70 the members Of the Young Wo-
mans Literary club and their friends on
Friday afternoon. in the parish house
cn Scientific Housing" MIR. Weber inn
pressed on his audience the necessity
OF cleaning Up the cities and towns,
ami show ed Stcrocpticou views of the
unsanitarN conditions existing. and al
so views of same after improvements
had been made.
Mr. and Mrs clifford e Bridges
celebrated their wedding anniversary
to-day ~ having n family reunion in
their home here. Those present were
MIR and Mrs Graham r. lIohsor
Misses Elizabeth and Leila Graham
tiobson, Mr. and Mrs George l. Hutch
inGs, OF Richmond MIR and Mrs.
Charles NJ bridges, little Miss Einedn
L. bridges. Air and Mrs rutherford
Elect. Mas,crs Rutherford and Clifford
Fleet, Misses condo and Arlene Bridges
Mr. ANA Mrs. " Rice Warren. Of
charlottesville. will speud Thapksgty-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24

Washington. the guests ~ the re-
ception and the gavottc, chnperoned by
Mrs. &. &. pinckney, Will he attractive
features of this scene.
Tho last scene is "Bcforc tho War OF
1860" ara by the Country dance. chap
oroned by Mrs. Ernest Wcisigcr and
Mrs. w. Robertson speciality by
Miss Warneld Crcnshaw and W. H..
Sydnor. and a song, 'Annie Laurie"
by Miss Margaret Gordon. will be fca-
lures Of this scene. II VIII be con
cluded with departure for war in which
Mrs. Norman Randolph viii be seen
with her old veterans in uniform. and
!er young boyS-the Blues ready for
their march
IIarris-tntor.
Mr.. and Airs Albert i cator have
issued cards announcing The marriage
Of their daughter. lola Elizabeth. 10
Milton Aubrey Harris. The ceremony
took place on Wednesday,, November
"a. in WASHINGTON Mr.. ard Mrs
HARRIS viii be at home. after Deem
bert !, At 7o2 Thr,y fourth street.
Richmond
Wedding To-Day.
The wedding or Miss Rose NJ Pom
ret and Otto NJ Disse will take place
this morning At O'Clock, with nuptial
mass at ST Marys German Cath Ollie
Church The Rev Father Edward
Mycr Will oficiate. The brides only
attendant viii be Miss Alma Winters.
who will be maid or honor and William
Winters will be best man. owing to
recent mourning In the family OF tho
bride. the wedding viii be a very quiet
enc Following the ceremony. break
fast will bc given for the bridal party
aud immediate relatives al the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs. Charles J..
Kaufman. out -of-tovu guests here
FOR the marriage include Mrs. Constant
Pounct mother OF tho bride. Miss Con
stance Ponnet and Mrs. James Powers,
ali of Alexandria,
After Northern wedding trip. Mr.,
and Mrs. Disse viii make their home in
this city.
Miss Ncredith's Cnrd Party.
Miss Alice Meredith was given dc
lichtful card party at her home on
Monteiro Avenue on "Wednesday even
ing from . TO II o'clock. Those pres-
cnt were Misses Catherine Sullivan.
Alice Meredith. Bessie Vonderlchr,
Catherine Boehiing. Alico Nondcrlehr.
Louise Stitch, Catherine liolleran
Mcssrs. Charles McCicorec. Lawrence
ROSS. Jerome Fischer. Aubrey 10th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
NEWS OF EASTERN SHORE

onancock. Va. November 93--The
high school 1T Accomac and several
"'hei schools IN the county have been
closed Tor week, on account OF
scarlet fever.
superintendent g. =; JoyncSs viii
leave Monday To attend the educational
conference. 10 he held IL Lynchhurg
Much Of the WORK which was on oNhi-
hilton Educational Day q; the Keller
FAR has been sent to be exhibited 1T
the state meeting
J. $. McMastcr OF Jersey CITY, has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
December Wedding.

fiarrisonburg, Va. November 23--.tn-
houncement has been made of the ap-
preaching marriage on December Of
Miss Minnie Lee Price, daughter Of AR.
and Mrs. James Il. Price, and George 4
.,cM Hittli' son OF Mr. ana Mrs. Henry
~ newman. an OF iiarriSOnburs. Tho
groom is an alumnus of Washington
and Ice. The bride is u niece Of the
late Judge C"cyclone') James W. Mar
shall. of Nirgfnia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24

George Herbert. Frederick Ovcrmaun.
John Nonderiehr and John Sullivan.
Tho party was chapcroncd by MIR.
and Mrs Alexander and Mr. and Mrs.
Neln1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Sterling Silver
Novelties

Wo have given espcc:a. attention
to the display OF attractive but iuex.
pensivc novelties for christmas.
They range in price from soc up
ward.
Gifts selected here handsomely
cased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24

tsl ~ .rt,,
~, ,o,,,a.,oh 49,, - s.,,, 80
ana Mrs. Alexander ana Air and Mrs
helms
u,
2" oomi eaerate Memorial Literary
80 "'i' me- on e"hsso"E morn
."H ~ ~ ciocN ~ 'he Nohttaer"'e
AusiliurIe, TO Meet.
This afternoon a, i o'clock IN tho
parish-house adjoining 81 innes's
Of ali the Junior auxiliaries or Itich7
mond. Snort talks \yu, ha made H..
The general officers uron suhiacts nj
80. IN ,, IL
dt,rar,,,, nra,nt,a !, -, -,
49,. ..,,{ldr.,, ,,.tii IL ,,,....a,,, ~,
a. 49,, 49,
In ana Ont OF Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Branch Cabcll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Meeting Wednesdays.

The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet on Wednesday morn
Ing a. II o'clock 1T the Confederate
Museum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Now Implicated With Noted
Woman in Sensational
Trial in Paris.
II, IA MARuyisE DE FoNTEAoN.

n RINCESS alexandra Won lSEM-
r. BURG BUDINGi:N. Implicated ~
10 sDrSnf innnl trinl now IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
AusilIurIeS TO Meet.
In nnh ont of Town.

Mn and Mrs. James Branch Cabcll
returned last week from their we'd
ding trip, tho latter portion of which
was spent in New York City. and have
reopcned their home AT Dunbartou
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

skem in duScvnem %Zatiraniu. kon-
emo zopet prosta, dale Silncst in
pomen rezrednemu boju proleta-
rijata.
SOcialnih razmer nj mogoCe
madonna Spremeniti. StGpnjevaje
st spreminjajo oblike Sistema in
%nazirania mase. Pomen politiGnc-
"a in goSpodarskega boja V Sc
DAMIEN kapitalisticnem redu nj
presOjati lie IL staliSGa t~akoiSniih
6oris'i, Xxi donaSajo dclavStvu po-
men tega neprestanega bOja .je
ccnitl pc nepreStanem rcvolucio-
narnem vplivu ma znacai in ma
ziranje delavskih slojev. Razred-
nj BOZ Spreminja duScvnost ljud-
stcv. Poraja Sc tako ma obzorju
cloveSke zgodovine novi razred Il
IaStuim prostim naziranjem; raz-
red Xxi ina prevzcti mesto izcr-
pajocega sc kapitalizma. Neizogi-
ben le postanek delavskc stran-
Ike: nepreprecljiva njena zmaga.
DclavStva -ic .-hodocnost. PospeSe-
vati razvOj dejstev in ljudske du-
Sevnosti je nalOga delavskc stran-
Ike. Xxi ina omOgociti ma svetu do
bo svobode in srece. Gin Stevil-
neiSe bOdo naSe vrste in elm sill
nejsi naSi boji tenn pref DO l.iud-
ska emancipacija dovrSena. Ego
dOvina bodocnosti DO 2godovina
dclavstya. II .IeleZnicaria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
CILJI DELAvsKE sTRANKE.

Predno je moderni kapitalistiG-
razvoj pospesil postanek razred-
nih stanovskih organizacij ter $
tenn povzrocil poostritev razred-
nih bojev, je bio lie malo prijate-
lJev ljudstva, XII so Sc zavedali da-
lekoseznih posledic narascajocega
in nepretrganega konflikta med
organiziranimi delavci in koalira-
mimi kapitalisti. lie redko stevilO
znanstvenikov je uvidelo pomen
industrije in delavstva "a napre-
dek cloveske druzbe. Saint-Simon
Fourier in Owen so prerokovali,
da bode doba industrije doba maj
temeliitejsih preobratov. Usodo
kapitalizma in MEGA pomen "a
razvoj delavstva sta zlasti razu-
mela Mark in Engels. Poznanje
zgodovinskih zakonov postanka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

V Zdr. drzavah Diva kakih de
set let. GOvori slovensko in neko-
ike angle2ko.
Ona je stara "a let. Memo de-
kliSko inc je Mary Krenker.
lie precci velike in drobne po-
stave ter crnih las.
Govori slovensko, nemSko in
anglezko.
Fanticka sta - prvi Rudolf,
star I let in drugi Franc, star 5
let.
Oba govorita slovensko in am
gleiko.
Tukaj la slika VAN ~prcdstav-
liza zeno in oba fanticka.
Ako kdo najde to druzino, mai
samo starciSega fanta vpraSa.
On mu bode gotovo povedal,
kje so pustili svojega oGeta.
Prosim cenjene rojake, ako kdo
Ia partek zasledi, mai AMI bIago-
volt sporociti ma moi naslov;
a Rudolf Pchar, Box 135
Carona, Kansas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
SoDRUGII

Vsak socialist DO moral narociti
."PR0LETARCA", kajti list zivi
samo cd svojih narocnikov.
Vsak socialist bi moral siriti
"PR~oLETARCA", kajti to je pr
va naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral tocno
placati narocnino "a "PROLE-
ker lie ma ia nacin Sc
zamore osigurati napredek nase-
mu listu, ter ga povzdigniti v dnev
mix. Delavci ma krov!
JAK0 VAzNO V~PRASANJE?
"Ali sem Re postal zaostalo ma
rocnino "a "Proletarca"?
So me-!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

BivSa moja soproga 10 ie dine
"a. julia t. |. popihala z nekim -
poprej pri meni stanujocim Ant.
Gracerjem.
PObrala sta mi YES dcnar in wee
drugih Styari. Vzela sta 5 seboj
tudi oba moja fantiGka.
Nam Sc je pOdal omenieni par
eek. mi nj znano.
Iato proSim cenjene roiake,
ako 1--we kdo "a Nth naslov. mai
mi ga takoj naznani, "a kar dobi
tudi $500 nagrade.
tn YAM lie kratek opiS;
Anton Gracar j. star "a let, do
ma IL Trebnja. okraj NovomeSto.
Nisok .je nekaj jez Sest cevljcv.
crnega obraza. trcpalnico lcvega
ocesa ina nekako zatrgano in oko
st ma vcdno solzi.
Najlazje "a ie spoznati po ME
govt komicni HON, ker hodi tako
ma drohno. kakor Ii incl V kole-
nth noge zvezane.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
CHISHOLM, MINI.
Porocilo:

Dne "a. augusta zvecer Smo
imeli tUkajSnji jugoSlovani V fin
ski dvorani javni ljudski shod.
Govori so bill V slovenskem in
hrvatskem jeziku. Udelezba ie hi
la povoljna. Govori so bill namen-
jeni odvrnitvi stavkolomstva.
Razni placani michiganski agen-
tie namrec love sedaj delavce pc
tenn okrozju ma limanice, da hi sli
skebat V Michigan,
Maj vsekdO pazi, da Sc ne vse-
de ma take limarice'
Poslusalec shoda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

S2,465.77
FRANK PETRICH, tai.
Ia nadzorni odbor:
+. Godina. ;. T.
+. Podlipec. :. r.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

in napredka kapitalizma jim j. IL
sill poziv ma delavstvo vsch ma
rodov. ia maj Sc mednarodno
zdruzijo, ce hocejo zagoSpodovati
Svet in poStati svobodni. lie pola-
gonna prihaja potem delavstvo do
spoznanja, do Strcmljenia in pc
pOspeSitvi SploSnega razvoja. Ce-
la desetletja Sc zaman trudijo pr
Vi agitatorji socializma, da hi
zdruzili proletarce Y boju proti
izkoriScevalcem in Spckulantom
in tako p~ostavili prvi temclj stran
ki bodoGnosti.
Toda delo kulture in zdruZe-
vanja he more oStati brezuSpeSno.
Danes Je pO vseh kulturnih dezc-
lah sveta stranka delavstva mai
mocnejSi faktor V politiki in V
gospodarskih bojih. Milionov gla-
SOW Sc ~zdruzuie ma imenih social
sticnih kandidatov. V najglavnei-
sin parlamentih sveta tvorijo So
clallsti naJmocneiSo parliamentary
nn-fra kGi ic- Nj ie 4ategnriie. do
lavcev. XII ne hi imeli svoie orga-
nizacije. nj ga strokovnega ali
politicnega boja, pri katerem ne
hi odloGevala delavska razredna
stranka.
NaraSGajoca moe organizacije
Je sluzila izvojitvi neStevilnih ko-
ristnih gospodarskih bojev in do
segi moderneJse zakonodaje. Do
sezeni uspehi pa ne morejo usta-
WITH naSe delo III BOZ. Vsaka nova
zmaga vsiljuje nov boz. Gill de-
lavske stranke nj lie izvojitev pro-
letarskemu raZredu ugodnejSih
delavnih, placilnih ali politicnih
pogojev V okviru sedanjega dru-
zabnega reda. Delu in boju stran-
Ike je koncni cilj, popolnoma te-
melJita preuredba socialnih in 60
spodarskih stikov in zakonov. Ia
cilJ Sc ne more uresniciti V KRAFT
XII dobi enc generacije. Ia razru-
siti sistem, XII obstoji cd najdav-
nejsih casov cloveStva ne zado-
stuje trud, BOZ in zrtvovanje "a
vednega proletariata, XII je Sc We
dino napram ogromnemu stevilu
indiferentnega in nezavednega
delavstva mala, neznatna manjsi-
ma. Ali ravno ia zavest zgodovin-
ske misije delavske stranke( XII
ina prevzeti 20 popolni d~ovrsitvi
kapitalisticnega procesa VI svoje
roke usodo cloveske druzbe, XII
bode pc tiso6letnem gospodar-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
CLANOM j. S. z. v PREVDA-
REX.

V zadnji Stevilki "Proletarca'
je bill priobcen zapiSnik seje ekse-
kutivnega odbora j. S. Zveze. Il
tega zapisnika je razvidno, da je
eksekutivni odbor Sklcnil. da Sc
da ma sploSno glaSovanje vpra-
sanje glede p~oviSanja meSecnih
prispevkOv in sicer ne mamie. ka-
kor deSet centov meSeCno IA VISA
kega tlana. Namen zviSaniu me
secnih ~priSpevkov je. ustanOviti
poseben sklad, IL katerega maj bi
Sc plaGcval stalen organizator,
ali organizatorji naSe federaciie.
Ia sklep eksekutive in glaso-
vanje, katero bode sledilo, je We
like vaInoSti ~ hOdOcnost naSe
federacije. In cato, ker jc 10 vpra-
SAME takO velike vaznoSti, hi hi
10 po;rebno. predno Sc glasuje,
maj Sc Ii zviSajo mesecni prispev-
Xxi ali ne, da Sc oglasiio posamez-
nj sodrugi, clani Socialisticnih
klubov V raznih naselbinah, in IL
razijo svoia mnenja V nash gla-
silih: "Proleaarcu", "Radnicki
Strait" in "Narodnem Glasu".
Ako hocemo pametno ~glasOva-
ii, je treba, da cujemo argumen-
tie "a in proti zviSanju mesecnih
prispevkov. u ozirom ma potrebo
take diskuzije, sc mi zdi, da .je
cas- "a zakliuGek tega glasovanja,
kakOr ga je dolocila eksekutiva,
veliko prekratek. Veliko Glanov DO
de glasovalo, ne, da bi imeli POI
pref priliko pouciti Sc, bode Ii po-
visanje mesecnih prispevkov ko-
ristilo ali skodilo nasi federaciji.
Ker smo socialist zagovorniki
svobode govora in tiska, in ker
je socialistiena stranka demokra-
tiera organizacija, upam, da bO-
de urednistvo "Proletarca" pri-
ob6ilo moi clanek. v katerem IL
razam svoje mnenje tudi ako hi
vsebina istega ne soglasala z mne-
MEM eksekutive.
V~prasanje glede zvisanja me-
seenih prispevkov in ustanovitev
posebnega sklada, IL katerega maj
bi sc vzdrzevali placani organiza-
tori, je bio ma dnevnem redu re
ma 2. kongresu j. s. q. kateri Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

oSEM MEsECNI RACUN SLOW.
SEKCIJE j. s. 2.
DOHODKI:

cd /. jan. do 10. aug. 1918.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
a. FISHER

Buffet
Ina n rasPslags vsaksvrgtns pivs.
vine, snsdks, 1. "a.
1Evrstni prostor II skreptils.
s7es W. 2sth g., Chicago, m
Tel. LAwndals 17el
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

Ia HtdtIStlkd uOhaIuJe. Ga so
caSoPisi in knjigc najboliSe sred-
stvo "a razSirjanje socializma.
Cpam, da ne bodc nikdo dobil
wits, da nasprotujem organizator-
jem in shodom. Ne,- Moja leila
Je, da bi imela naSa fcderacija
najmanj 10 organizatoricv. kate
ri bi bill neprestauo ma delu. y
govori in predavanji, 20 raznih
nasih naselbinah. Shodi so velike-
vaznosti IN zaradi tega. ker nam
mdiio priliko "a pridobivanje
narocnikov "a naSe c~asonisie in
razpecavanje nash kniig in bro
sur.
NpraSanje, katero je pred ma
mi, nj. hocemo Ii organizatorjcv
in shodov. ampak bode Ii namera.
vano zviSanje mesecnih prispev-
kov koristilo ali skodovalo ma
predku naSe organizacije. Mole
mnenje je, ia bode Skodovalo.
NsakdO, kdor pozna razmere y
katerih Sc nahaja.io delavci dan
danes, posebnO oni, kateri imaio
druzine, We, da 81 morajo takore-
kOc Cd ust odtrgati vsak groS.
katerega placajo "a stranko. In
meseGnina nj vsc. Vsaki mesec
pridcjo Sc drugi strOSki. "a pod
poro straikarjem, podpore case
pisju, politiGni bOji, prireianje
zabav, it'd. Skoro nj seize, pri ka-
teri hi Sc ne zbiralo darov - zdaj
"a emo, sedaj IA drugo stvar. Ako
zviSamo mesecnino, bode ne samo
PTHi55iyati HoyIt- E!.saalev.-
ampak znamo tudi zgubiti dober
del onih. kateri so danes V naSih
vrstah, kateri pa Sc MISC postal
prepricani socialist.
To so razlogi. zaka.j sem ma
sproten zvisanju meseGnih pri-
Spevkov. Upam. da Sc oglasijo So
IL drugih naselbin in IRA
ziJo svoje mnenje. OPP. ur.: Tudi
mi popolnoma soglaSamo,
Math Petrovcic,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

Je vrsil lansko leto V Milwaukee,
WIS. JAZZ sen ma TEN kongresu ma
sprotoval vsakemu zvisanju me-
secnih prispevkov in istega mnen-
ia sem tudi danes. Tudi velika
vetina drugih delegatov .je biIa
nasprotna ~zviSanju in tako je ia
KRAFT predlog propadel. Ia pred
log Sc je glasil, da Sc zvisa mesec-
nina "a pet centov ma ysakega
clana.
Nekateri sodrugi priGakujejo
vse prevelikih uspehov cd govor-
nlkov in shodov. Priznam, da je
dobremu |govorniku lahko prepri-
catl svoje posluSalce o potrebi po-
htlcne organizacije in Jill navdu-
sltl, da postanejo clani iste. Toda
to navduSenje je samo hippo. Pre-
govoriti delavca, da pristopi k
Stranki IN V stranki obdrzati ga,
sta dive razliGni vpraSanji. Ne
kratck. pr%epriGevalen govor kake-
ga organizatorja, ampak nepre-
Stana izobrazba potion knjig in
casopisov zamore ~napraviti IL ne
zavednega delavca marliivega
agitatoria.
lzobrazba .je temelj socialistic-
mega gibanja. Sredstva. katera ra
lbimo "a sirjenje socialistiGne
izobrazbe in razredne zavesti so
razlitna casopiSje, knjige, sho
di, predavanja it'd. Zanimivo je
znati, katero izmed teh sredstev
Sc je do Sedaj izkazalo kot maj
uspeSnejSe.
Socialist Campaign Book "a le-
TO 1912, stran 81, prinaSa malo
StatiStike, XII kaze, kaj so bill W.
roki, kateri so vplivali ma posa-
meme clane. da so postal socia-
listi. IL tie Statistike razvidimo,
da so clani postal socialist
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-05-08
Volume II
PEE DEE VALLEY RAILROAD.
Work Begun ON Survey Tuesday
To Run from Cheraw by KOll0ck
and the Pegues Section ito
Wolf Pit in This County

Actual surveying was begun on the
Pee Dee Valley Railroad which is to
3rIn from Cheraw to Kollock through
( the famous Pegues section to Ever
ett's mill, and up into the Diggs
neighborohood in this county, with a
possibility of being extended to Rock
ingham.
Nothing definite can be learned as
to who are the promoters of the new
road, though the general belief is
that Messrs. Bonsal and Mcleod are
interested. The Manufactures Record
sof Baltimore says:
IS "Construction Of an independent
railroad from Rockingham to Che
raw. 8. c., about Is miles is expected
About $4,000 is reported subscribed
In Rockingham and other subscrip-
tions are to be solicited along the
route and in Cheraw."
s The Pee Dee Valley Railroad will
tap one Of the best farming sections
Of the South-a section that raises
hundreds Of bales Of cotton, and
thousands Of bushels Of corn. where
hundreds Of Itons of fertilizer are
hauled for miles and where there are
vast areas Of virgin timber that will
\ tapped, and it goes without saying
that II the survey proves the route
"a feasible one the people in the sec
don will do everything within rea-
son to see It built Rockingham IN.
-G,) Post.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-05-08

(erday morning from Ashey N.
announcing the fact thai ash
Watts was dead.
Cash went up to Asheyille several
weeks ago with the hopes that it's
climate and the treatment to be had
there would prove beneficial. But
that dread disease, tuberculosis, had
fastened its fangs too strongly and
at o'clock yesterday morning the
angel of death relieved him from his
suffering.
Cash was the eldest son OF Asso-
ciate Justice r. C. Watts and was in
his 29th year. The remains will be
taken to Laurens and the interement
will take place at the Laurens ceme-
terry today.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-05-08

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