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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
NOTABLE PATIENT OF
DR.. FRIEDMAN DEAD
Afford w. Cooley. Formerly Assist ant
Attorney General Of United States,
Victim of Tuberculosis

TOPSFIELD. Mass. July 20.-Alford
W. Cooley. formerly assistant attorney
general Of the United States civil serv-
ice commissioners and justice of the
New Mexican supreme court died OF
tuberculosis at his summer home here
last night
The funeral will be held at Brook
line on Tuesday.
In April Judge Cooley, accompa MED
by his family and nurses, made 1900
mile trip as guests of Mr. and Mrs
Lars Anderson in special car from
Silver City, n. NJ. to Providence, r. T.,
where he was treated by DR.. F'riederich
L. Friedman.
Within two hours of his arrival in
Providence Judge Cooley received the
first treatment.
He came to Topsfield two months ago.
Judge Cooley was born in West
chester N Y, in 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
CANNING SEASON is ON
IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
FrH Forces In Plants In Iuba City
and MarysvflIe and In Butte
County

CHICO July 20.-The fruit can
ming season opens tomorrow in north
ern California with full forces in the
canneries, in Yuba city and Marysville
and in Butte county.
Crawford peaches are being handled
and the indica tions are that the season
will be a record breaker for crops in
that lire Two carloads were shipped
from the Bidwell orchard last night,
and several more will go out. There
will be in all about 500 tons of peaches
from this orchard alone.
The canneries expect a record run,
the force in all of the plants being
larger this season than for years past.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
JUDGE WHEATON GRAY
THROWN FROM HORSE
Injured at Roundup ut His Ranch
When HORDE StumbIes-Collar
Bone Broken; Badly Bruised

Especial Dispatch TO The CALI
yISALIA, July 20.-Judge Wheaton
A. Gray of Los Angeles, former Judge
of the superior court of Tulare county,
was severely injured yesterday at his
ranch, Lemon Cove, in the foothills
when he was thrown from his saddle
horse. Assisting the men in the
roundup Of cattle. his horse stumbled
throwing him heavily. He incurred q
broken collar bone and bruises and
was brought here last night He took
=. train to his home in Los Angeles,
where physicians and relatives awaited
him at the depot
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
INDIANS TRIED BY INDIANS
South Dakota Redskin Judge Holds
BROTHERS for Disturbing Meeting

SISSETON, S. D., July 2o.-In a trial
in Peever recently John and Andrew
Thompson. Indians, were charged with
disturbing a meeting at Big Coulee
church Ed Heminger, an Indian dep
uty sheriff, made the arrest. The
prosecution was conducted by States
Attorney Thomas Mani. a full blooded
Sioux and a successful lawyer. Justice
Bailey, who is also an Indian, held
the defendants to the next term of
the circuit court
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
DOCTOR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Former Head of City and County Hos
pital Jumps Into Bay

DR.. Walter Trumbell, once superin-
tendent of the City and County Hos
terday by jumping into the bay from
the Clay street wharf. He was rescued
by the police and taken to the harbor
hospital. and later to his home.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
Western Pacific Inside Of
Six Months Will Extend
System in Gem State and
California, According to
Tentative Plans Formed
by the Board of Directors
DEPARTMENTS TO
BE REORGANIZED
Line From Boise to Winnie
mucca, Which Will Great
ly Benefit San Francisco,
Likely to Be Constructed
Efforts Being Made to In
crease Far East Traffic

Within six months, the Western Pa
cidc VIII have branch lines in Idaho
and California connecting with the
main line. according to tentative plans
Of the board of directors of the COM
psny. as announced yesterday by c. L.
Stone. general passenger traffic man
aser. on behalf of President H. r.
Bush
lust what points the new branches
VIII touch the Western Pacific officials
are not ready to announce as yet.
1t was stated emphatically, however
by Mr. Stone on behalf of President
Bush. that the new lines will be ready
inside OF six months This may mean
that the Western Pacific railway will
build the Boise -Winnemucca line which
viii benefit San Francisco.
Yesterday a luncheon was served to
officials OF the Western Pacific on the
Tenyo Maru. and during the meal the
matter of oriental traffic was discussed
A runlor is current in railroad circles
hat there will be a reorganizat ton OF
departments in the Western Pacific
aTd that new department chiefs Will
he named. but none Of the roads Off
Gals here now would confirm or deny
this rumor.
The Western Pacific officials here
now include President Bush, Vice Pres
ident J. NJ. Jackson. Mr.. Stone and Alex
Robertson. an assistant to President
Bush.
In speaking of the proposed branch
lines Mr.. Stone said
The Western Pacific has succeeded
n obtaining a large sum of money
This money viii be spent Immediately
in branch roads connecting with the
main line, which runs from Salt La Ike
to San Francisco.
There has been a crying need for
branch lines in Idaho and Californis
for years. The Western Pacific has
been keenly aware of this fact for
long time, but until now the company
has not been able to get sufficient funds
have the necessary money the road
building win be pushed as fast as
possible
Without a doubt the Western Pa
cifc is the best road in the west and
there IS a movement on foot now.
which will meet with the approval OF
the people through the territory the
road travels, to increase the mileage
and efficiency of the railroad
The people have lent their support
to every Undertaking OF the Western
Pacific in its effort to improve the
line. Aside from the announcement
that the road plans these branch. lines
no detail information can be given out
just now.
The officials of the company realize
the great interest the public has in the
announcement of the branch lines to
be built, and. as soon a the plans are
fully prepared. the informa ton will be
given out.
The Western Pacific proposes to do
all it can to make San Francisco the
metropolis it deserves We are plan
ming to increase oriental travel to and
from San Francisco. The road will do
everything it can TO bring travellers TO
San Francisco and have them take the
steamers here for their oriental
cruises"
The Western Pacific party is staying
at the ST Francis
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
LOS ANGELES BARS /. w. w.

street Meeting Broken Up-Two of
Three Men Arrested Are Injured
LOS ANGELES, July 20.-An w. W.
street meeting here was brokenxkp to-
da s1by the police. Three men. p Of
them injured. were arrested
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
JAMES F. PENDER DEAD
Famous Detective and Indian Scout
Under Custer Dies In Ogden

5. OGDEN Utah.. July 20.-James F.
Pender, former chief of detectives OF
Ogden, scout under General Custer
throughout the west during the Indian
wars and who arrested three of the
Maybray gang and also secured the
confession from Sir Henry Cooper, a
forger OF international notoriety, died
Ogden police department for IS years.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
"EMBEZZLER" SURRENDERS
Accused Messenger Gives Himself Up
With &5,174 I'm Pockets

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Alexan
der s. Wood. an express messenger OF
East st. Louis. accused of embezzle-
ment by the American Express COM
pany, gave himself up today, when he
saw the police taking a vagrant to the
station in patrol wagon. Woods had
s5,174 in his pockets.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
STOCKTON FIRE BUG BUSY
Barn Burned Brings Loss by Incendiary
to Total of $1sO,O0O

STOCKTON, July 20.-The fire bug
got busy here again tonight. This
time $4,000 barn belonging to Frank
S. Boggs was totally destroyed. The
fire tonight brings the total fire bug
loss in this city in the last week to
$4,000
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
ToILER HURT IN CRASH
Oaklander injured When Auto Wrecks
Buggy
Dispatch to Tue Call)

Especial Dispatch to Tue CaIIl
vich, a laborer, Ninth and Clay streets,
received painful bruises tonight when
he drove his buggy into the auto OF
II. Bloom. ss3 Fifty-ifth street, at
Fourteenth and Franklin streets. The
rig was wrecked.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
BURNED BY SUFFRAGETTES
Usual PIacnrds Found Near Ruins of
birmingham Residence

BIRMINGHAM. England, July 20. -
A large house at Sellyoak, suburb of
this city. was destroyed by fire today.
The usual suffragette placards were
found.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
SHAKES CITY

stuttgart. Germany. Feels Heavy Tenn
bl0r-Chimneys Collapse
STUTTGART. Germany, July 20.--
The whole kingdom of Wurttemberg
was shaken by q sharp earthquake
shock at o'clock this afternoon.
Many chimneys collapsed
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
UMPIRE RETREATS
BEHIND 4 GUN
Ball Game in Lipermore Brings
Angry Fans Into Diamond
Over Close Decision
Especial Dispatch to The calI)

Especial Dispatch TO The CalD
LIvERMORE, July 2o.-Umpire
Beratta OF Elmhurst protected himself
with big repeating revolver when a
crowd OF excited fans ran on the
decision in an exciting ball game be-
tween Liyermore and Elmhurst. which
Livermore won by 10 to 9.
State Fire Marshal McGlinchey dis
armed Beratta and escorted him to
safety
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
SWIMMERS EFFORT LOST
Rose PitonOn Fails to Accomplish New
Feat In New York Harbor

NEW YORK, July 20.-Miss Rose
Pitonoff, champion woman swimmer,
was compelled to abandon an attempt
to swim from the battery to Sandy
Hook today, after she had been in the
water more than three hours.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
WESTON,S RIVAL ARRIVES
He Makes 1000 Mile Walk From New
| York to Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, July Pos. A. Debs,
rival of Edward Payson Weston in the
1000 mile walk from New York to Min
neapolis, arrived here tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
WOMAN DIES OF POISON

San FranciscO Woman Who Took Anti
septic Tablets Succumbs
Especial Dispatch to The CalD
OAKLAND, July 20.-Mrs. Lucy Ir-
cisco woman who took antiseptic tab
lets on the. steps Of the Frederick A.
Krohn residence, 81 Seventh street. sew
eral days ago. died from the effects OF
the poison at Providence hospital this
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
GENERAL WOODRUFF DIES
Retired United States Soldier IL Victim
of Short Illness

RALEIGH. N. c., July 20.-Brigadier
General Carl A. Woodruff. u S. A., re-
tired, died at his home here today after
an illness of few weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
RAGING BARRED AT INN
AdolpA Busch's Exclusive HosteIry
Falls Under Police Frown

SANTA MONICA. July 2o.-Chief OF
Police Calkins has put ban on rag
ging at the exclusive Sunset inn,
owned by Adolphus Busch. brewer.
Citizens complained that the society
folks ragged out into the streets last
night
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
Upton YACHT is NAMED
Sir Thomas' Racer for America Cup
VIII be shamrock W.

VIII be "Shamrock W.
LONDON, July 2O.-Sir Thomas Lip.
tons yacht, which will try for the
Americas cup in series Of races in
1914, the conditions for which have
been signed and forwarded by the royal
Ulster Yacht club to the New York
Yacht club, will be named Shamrock
w
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
Responsibility for Fridays
Riots in Seattle Placed on
Secretary of Navy by Rad
ical Wing of the Socialist
Party = Speech at Club
Is Blamed for Outbreak
DENUNCIATION SENT
PRESIDENT WILSON
All Warships Except Cali
fornia Leave the Harbor-
Mayor Cotterill's Orders
All Held Up by Injunc-
tions Except That Which
Forbids Street Speaking

SEATTLE. July Responsibility
for the riots Friday night in which the
headquarters of the socialists and the
Industrial Workers of the World were
sacked and the furniture burned in the
streets by mobs of civilians led by sail
ors from the Pacific reserve fleet was
placed on Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
In a memorial to President Wilson
adopted today by the radical wing Of
the socialist party The headquarters
of this branch of the socialists at Flftn
avenue and Virginia street was one OF
the places wrecked by the mob Friday y
night.
SECRETARY DENOUNCED
The memorial denounces Secretary
Daniels for his speech at the Rainier
club Thursday night in which he made
brief reference to patriotism and
denounced the red flag and it's sup
porters.
The memorial sets forth that the So
cialist party has never advoca ted vio-.
lence and that the socialists have
never advocated, done, attempted or
even remotely dreamed of any act Of
desecration to the flag Of the United
States or any emblem or insignia
thereof
The memorial then recites that a sec
ondary cause was the attack made on
three soldiers by crowd about a street
speaker in Washington street Thursday
night which was not connected with
the socialist party, land which, there
fore, can not be presented as an ex-
tenuation of the lawless. riotous and
unwarranted interference with our or
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
Building Operations

The building operations in
San Francisco indicate that
1913 will be banner year.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
Balkan Crisis at Hand

LONDON, July 81. - Telcgraphing
from Sofia Sunday evening the corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says:
The cricis has arrived. Thirty thou
sand Roumanian troops have reached
Orchaniji and Etropole. within 40 miles
of Sofia. Enver Bey at the head of the
Turkish cavalry, has arrived at Adrian
ople, where the Bulgarian garrison of
1000 has received orders not to resist
the Turks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
Roumania Refuses Peace

BUCHAREST, July e0.-The new Bull
garian government in an appeal to
Roumania asks that peace be negotiat-
Rouma nian government announcing
that it will conclude separate treaty
only.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
T IRE ON. P:0IRER0
HILL DESTROYS
3 HOMES

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= !. - Z assse-f sst.ie
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21
New Bulgarian Cabinet

SOFIA, July 20-The new coalition
cabinet under the premiership of NJ
Radoslavoff, the liberal leader in the
Bulgarian parliament, has been con-
stituted as follows:
Premier and minister of the interior.
NJ Radoslavoff; foreign affairs, NJ.
Guenadieff; finance. NJ Toncheff; jus
tice, NJ. Pecheff; war. General vazoff;
commerce, NJ. Blatcoff; public works.
nj. Dimcheff; railways. NJ. Morphoff.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21

Highest temperature Yesterday. Sc. Lowest Satur-
day Night. 81 For details OF the Weather See Page .
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21

Continued ON Page 3. Column I
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-21

LONDON, July :1.-The Turks have
entered AdrinnopIe after a brief con-
nict with the Bulgarian garrison, says
Sofia dispatch TO the Times. Bashi
BaxOuks are burning, pillaEing and
committing atrocities.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
Nuke " peklu.

\ desk Soil V Giesingu pri Mo-
nakovem je pripovedoval ucen-
Gem veroucitelj kaplan Freuden-
stem o mukah V peklu. Da hi o.
trokom pray nazorno raztolmaGil
bivanje velikih greSnikov V pc
klu, Je priSel vrli bozji bojevmk
IN worm pedagod ma idejo. tie
nuke pokazati ma practitioner
2gledu. StrahOte veGnega pogub-
lJenJa tako je uGil - Sc sodijo
lehko re pO TEN, da Sc ''pe6ejo'
duse prokletih V peklenskem og-
nJu. kako to boil, Sc vidi IL tega,
ia ne more noben clovek drzati
prst nit petino minute mad gore
60 vzlgalico. ne Ola hi obcutil sill
nih boleGin.. To je hotel nenava-
dni veroucitelj praktiSno doka-
zatl. ker pa hi incl nobeden cd
ucencev veselja, da hi 81 sezgal
prSt. Je kaplan zdrazil otroke 5
tenn, da je polOzil ma mizo deset
mark in Jill obljubil onemu. Xxi
drzi prst dvanajst sekund mad go
reco vzigalico. To ie seveda spod-
budilo otroke. Trije so Sc oglasi,
Ii. Diva sta takoj odtegnila prSte,
tretji, Xxi ga je denar prevec mi
kal. Je drzal prst mad vzigalico
tako dolgo. ia je glaSno zaiecal
Cd bolecin. kaplan mu sevcda nj
dial 10 mark, deck ie paG incl
pojem q peklenskih mukah in
kaplanoyi zlobi. kaplan Sc je re-
zal, sprawl denar. deGek jc pa i
mel tako rano ma desnem kazalcu,
ia wee dni nj mogel piSati. Solske
cblasti maj hi sedaj Sc kaplanu
pOkazale prakticno peklenskc
nuke in mai hi Freudensteinov
o tolikc casa tiScale mad 60
reco vzigalico. da hi tudi ON IL
kusil peklenskr nuke ze ma ZEN.
iii. potem ne DO wee bril- norccv
IL Solske mladine.
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ZAsToPNIKI PRoLETARcA.

aurora, Ill: John Blaschitz, X. T. Z
4, box 63 A.
Aurora, MINI: John p. Novljan, b. rs
Barberton, Ohio: Frank Levstek, 81
Wooster Ave, in John Balant, 3ll So
4th ave.
Bear Creek, Mont: Frank DaniSek.
Black Diamond Wash: Martin Pod
pechan.
Biwabik, Mimi: Fr. Mamie.
Braddock, Pa: Mike Bambich.
Brereton. Ill: Frank Ales.
Bessemer. Pa, John Papetnik.
~Broughton, Pa: Jakob Dolens, boz 1871
Butte, Mont. Louis Sporar, Frank Zai,
Buxton, Iowa: John Krasevec.
C~anonsburg in Meadow Lands, Pa,
John Koklich, box 276, Canonsburg
Pa.
Carona, Kans.: Blaz. Mezori.
C~arrolton, Ohio: Anton Widmar.
Chicago, Ill: Mike Kulovec in Frank
Wegel, 400 n. Halsted st.
chisholm, Mimi: Math Ritter, Anton
Maine.
Clartdge, Pa: Jacob Okorn & John Mia
kar, box 6S.
Cleveland. o.: Anton Pozareli, 1854 F.
SIND ST.; Anton Gradisher. ll5s E
Il. 6lst ST.; Rose Kolar, 1913 st. Clair
Ave; JOS. MarinGich, 1886 f. sOth
St; Math Petrov6i6, 59l2 Prosser Av
d.-Nisko-ll5S + 61st-St.-
Clinton. Ind: Viktor zupaneie, box II
Cliff Mine, Pa, Moon Run Pa. in I'm.
perial, Pa: Math. Petrich.
Collinwood, O.: DOminik Bliimmel; Ant
Kuznik.
Columbus, Kans.: Martin JureSko, R
X. 3, box 60.
Conemaugh, Pa: Andrea Vidrich, bsI
523; Frank Pavlovie.
Coulters & Robins, Pa: Jernei Rupnik.
Darraugh, Pa: John Matelko'
De Pue, Ill: NJ. Omerza.
Detroit. Mich: F. G. Cigar, Joe. PREF.
mer.
D%odgeville, Mich: valentin Krall, DO.
Dunkirk, Pittsburg, Kans.: Anton Tom.
SIGH.
Dunlo, Pa: Frank Kau6ie.
East Palestine, o.: Frank Bogataj.
Ely, Mimi: John Teran. j. Skerianee.
Louis Ferkol.
Eveleth, Mimi: Jacob Ambrozich.
Export in Pennsylvania: John Prostor.
fitz Henry, Pa: Frank Indof.
Forest City, Pa: Anton Drasler.
Franklin & Girard, Kans.: Fr. Wepel.
Frontenac, Kans.: Anton Kaufman.
John Bedene.
Gilbert and Nc Kinley, Mimi: Joe
Grahek.
Girard, O.: Anton Strah, box 372.
Girard. Ohio: Frank Ban.
Glencoe. o.: Mace zlemberger.
dreensburg, Pa: Frank Mako, Key.
stone Hotel.
Herminie, Pa: Jos. Bric.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti in Henry
Delles.
Huntington, Ark: Karel Petrich.
imperial Pa: TX. Murshetz.
indianapolis, Ind: j. Markich.
In Wendell, Pa: Louis Brio.
Jenny Lind, Ark: Frank Gorenc.
Johnston City, H.: John Slivnik, Louis
Brio.
Youngstown, Pa: Math. Gabrenja, Jacob
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

ce bpdo dosegli dvajseto leto, ia
krat Jih DO re naSla drzava in Jill
vpregla v jarem militarizma. Do
dvaJsetega leta pa lahko strada-
Jo, sal so prisli ma svct, ne da hi
blla cerkev dovolila V to. Take
erne idle z avstrijskih poljan ne
bodo prenehale pref, dokler ne
DO vstal velikan - ljudstvo in
pometal vse zegne in vso .javno
morale V najglobokejSi grob.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

Biwabik, MINI.

Mnogokrat Sc eta dopise S te-
ga in omega kraja, kai je novega
tn in tam pc drugih krajih, dru-
9Th mestih,
Ali cd mas Biwabinacov citam
pa kaj malokrat kak dopis, dasi
Sc tudi tn pri mas, ma Biwabiku
pridno gibljemo in ustanavljamo
razlicna druStva.
Dne 3. augusta smo ustanovili
"Socijalisticni klub''. Nabralo Sc
a ie precej in sicer l6 pc Ste
vilu. II. augusta imamo zopet Sc
10 in upam, da jih Sc dosti prlsro-
pi h klubu, da bode V malem Gasu
naraslo liz malega y ry'i:0 orast-
vol
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Paragrafi in zivljenje. Pc

praSkih ulicah je beracila vdova
Straznik jo je aretiral in obsoie-
ma je bila ma "a ur zapora. V De.
lex hi Dila morala prestalf kaZtn.
PriSla ie in pripeljala 5 Seboj -
sest otrok. Iavrnili so 10. ker '
zapor sme welt $ seboj lc dojrnc.
ka. kaj maj po6ne ostalih pet
otrok med tenn ko je matt V zapo-
ri, to je sodiscu, kjer poznajo lc
paragrafe, nepotrebna briga. Ia
kaj zee ina vdova lie sest otrok,
81 mora poiskati ze drugc wire IA
zivljenjc. ne pa beraccnje. Della
maj, to je 81 modrost paragra-
fov. zakaj kdor beraci, "a tega
Ie zapor. Vdova $ Sestimi otroci
IN eden cello dojencek hi res lah-
ko delala cd jutra do vcGera, da
'dostojno' prezivi otroke in Sc
he, pa JIG Sc toll predrzna, Ola mad
leguje sodiSca, XII poznajo lie I'VE
rizene paragrafe, he pa trdcga.
neusmiljenega ~zivljenja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

BivSa mOja soproga 10 je dine
~. julia t. l.. popihala z nekim -
poprej pri meni stanujocim Ant
GraccrJcm.
Pobrala sta mi YES denar in wee
drugih Styari. Vzela sta : seboj
ttidl cha moja fantiGka.
Kan ST. je podal omenjeni par
eek, mi nj znano.
cato prosim c%enjcne rojake
ako 1--we kdo IN njih naslov. ma
mi "a takoj naznani. IA kar dobi
tudi $500 nagradc.
Tu Yam ie kratek opis:
Anton Gracar je star "a let. do.
ma IL Trebnja, okrai Novomesto.
Visok .ie nekaj cez Sest cevljev.
crnega obraza. trepalnico levega
oceSa ina nekako zatrgano in oko
St mu vedno solzi.
Najlazje ga jc spoznati po ME.
gOvi komicni hoji, ker hodi tako
ma drobno. kakor hi incl V kolc-
nth noge zvezane.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

V Idr. drzavah Diva kakih de-
set let. Govori Slovensko in neko-
like angle2ko.
Ona je stara "a let. Memo de-
kiSko ime je Mary Krenker.
.Ie precei velike in drobne po-
stave ter crnih las.
Govori slovensko. nemSko in
anglezko.
Fanticka sta - prvi Rndolf,
star 4 lei in drugi Franc, star )
let.
Oba govorita slovensko in an
glezko.
Tukaj Ia Slika Vam predstav-
liza zeno in cha fanticka.
Ako kdO najde to druzino. mai
samo starcjSega fanta vpraSa.
On mu bode gotovo povedal.
kJe 81 puStili svo.jega oceta.
ProSim c~enjenc roiakc. ako kdo
ia partck zasledi. mai mi bago-
wolf spnrotiti ma moi naslov:
Rudolf Pehar. Box l35
Carona, Kansas.
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tat!

IL f. Helene, Montana Sc nam
poroca, da je tam mex gostilnicar
(salonar) wei nekemu rojaku pu-
Sko.
Vrnil mu 10 je Sele. ko je pri-
peljal rojak sodnika s seboj.
Rojaki bodite pametni. previd-
nj in slozni med scbo.j, ola ne bO
.teh veGnih prepirov in da ne no
treba klicati sodnikov. XII vas mo-
rajo miriti in vas S silo uciti po-
STAY!