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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-16
Grandfather Born In Ireland.

Hts grandfather. Jamrs Wilson. was
born 10 ireland He clnigried TO
Amsrica about century ago aud set
tied 10 Philadelphia. which city WAS
tns cnpiial 81 the United staier al that
time One u the leading Philadelphia
papers Of that period was the AurorA,
Thomas Jefrerron's personal organ
Jsmes Wilson. belng a printer, obtain
I'd employment on the Aurora. also
l.inE q hard working thrifty man. be
scauired ownership ~ the paper and
became intimately acquainted With
jefferson.
hut the rspidly growing west began
10 cas-, It's spell over james Wilson.
and accordingly IA is50 or thcreabouts
be- moved to steubcuYille. O.. where he
founded Ia. Western Herald lie coon
became power In the Democratic
party IN ohio and was known through
ont the state as Judge" Wilson
u VAS here amid these surroundings
Of hardy aud vigorous pioneer life that
Jos.ph n. Wilson. the father OF the
president elect. Was born aud grew TO
inauiHsOd
Joseph u Wilson began bis career as
teacher. firsi IN an academy, then In
Jefferson college, then IN Hampden'
sydney college His natural taste
however. was for the ministry, and aft
e careful preparation he stepped into
the Presbyterian pulpit About this
tuia DC married Janet Woodrow daugh
Ter - a Presbyterian minister at Chi
H,otbe q She was born In Carlisle
sHgIand bat her father came 10 Amer
ira when she was bat few years old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-16
How TO Eat a Boiled Eaa.

A great many people think the only
delicious way TO eat boiled egg Is In
It's shell, aud 50 that the top may be
carefully and easily cracked on there
have been devised egg scissors, which
are fascinating triiles for the table
service as we'll as for actual use. Each
pair Of scissors IL In the form OF gay
little chicken. Each has a ruby eye,
and the steel is gilded. The finger
loops Of the scissors are left the natu-
raj steel color for contrast and the size
IL about i've inches long. They are de-
lIghtful for an invalid's breakfast tray
and very tidy as well as cute for a
child. though their use is becoming
general whenever the boiled egg ap-
pears.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-16

II skin binding Is sewed on with
COTTON thread Il Eill remain In place
longer THAI II silk thresd IL used
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-16
Wise Lightning.

-It's strange" said the major. that
lightning IL forever striking church
s,.ef,ies. but who ever heard Of u strik'
,ug moonshine distiileryT
The reasons plain. major" said the
temperate man 1T can get away with
church steeple ali right. but the bot
stuff m the moonshlne disfilIery would
pu, thunder aud lightning out OF basi-
pess In a tiTy Atlanta Constitution
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-16
Next President
The Office

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lsss ratefullT assd rfadapsnsiy
~ tory lsafs 20 the etalird ofhcs 10
will ensstne 90 Nsrch Z 0sat
ftaefs has DeFef isvu closs'f sin
etut - AHaefiesn paiisicsl agairs since
Iiumtliot srs Madison Ilsee is ngih
ing at,snt rahrrrs ~ i@s Waite iian@f
thai still tste hinl greatly - surprise
A. the ags e iwsniy uiup hv hsd afii
les fsilers illras slsi showed hlia 10
h. sseu AZ thai ilns one ~ tile kern
~ annlyfss ~ sar aationsi ieslsis
tmne W. ever hsd Abd in later Fears
be- tnrsed bis sharp scrutiny ul"n ne
WHITE House ADD wroae the nlosi 10
forming AID iliansiHAling treuiises %
toe tspers and limitations 81 the pres
Rent that have ever been pnblishei
Assds from these special lBFestiga
,inBs Bis wbois life has beeu hong
ard erhsustire study 81 The American
l,tsgsae 10 their seclal and political ~
lsilons. A. indeed were ihosc Of bis
foF.l~Au before hifn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
Winner of $40 Prize
THE IRON STICKPIN
By ]. S. Woodhouse of Des Moines

IT'S just piece of plain Mesabi Range ron,' ex-
i planned the shoe salesman with whom had struck
up acquaintance, when admired the novel stick
pin his tie 1--WE worn it for twenty years, since
I've been making this territory, he added almost sadly
We were sitting in front of the hotel in of those
little Northern Minnesota towns, merely killing time
until midnight. when the next passenger train would
take journey.
is it some rare specimen | inquired.
"See that mammoth pit out yonder, with huge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

behind with the full weight of his hundred and eighty
pounds, with such force that the Frenchman turned
complete somersaut landing his neck and shoulders
his feet striking the WALL going through the plaster
and breaking the ath beneath.
Again and again Pquette, wild with rage, attempted
to regain his feet only to be butted by the watch
full and alert Ferber who at time made any attempt
to use his fists, always landing with the full weight of
body when his antagonist the point of rising
bowling him over then bounding back out of reach
Tesuming the crouching position Once Piquette
ceeded in getting his feet but Jack struck him with
terrific force from the sde his elbow hitting the pit of
the stomach-and Piquette down and out for many
times the count.
There little fight in him when he regained con-
sciousness few minutes later. "Nough' he cried when
he opened his eyes and saw Jack standing him.
Il give him up!' he said, trying to rise
Taking him by the collar, Jack assisted him to his
feet then pointing to the door he Sd go shut it, at
the time assisting him with several well directed
kicks
Piquette shut the door from the outside Immediately
disappeared and in that section of the
woods again
Bcdlam broke loose the moment Piquette left the
ROOM The uncouth men of the woods yelled them
selves hoarse with delight at the dozen
crcling about Ferber hands and feet like
huge toads imitation of the tactics used by Jack
his encounter. Others breaking through the circle,
took him upon their shoulders into the barroom and
deposited him the counter Twenty voices called
for the best the house afforded But Jack would have
of it. Jumping to the floor, he edged his way to
the door, stopping at the threshold to pull down his dis
arranged wtcoa and brush the dust from his trousers
Going to the cracked mirror, he Strengthened out his
cravat smoothed down his hair, and returned to his
seat beside the stove.
Bonner, who had worked his way to the farthest
at the beginning of the fray and watched the
strange encounter with amazement, tiptoed over
to Jack, and tapping him on the shoulder said: -
a reckon | of those blankets and some
of the other gimcracks if you'll to the store
Jack plainly showed his surprise at this unexpected
change of front, and said 4I get my sample and
right over
"Never mind the dinged case,7 yelled Bonner after
him. Don't need any samples he said, turning
Nothing the matter with the goods, and II be dnged
if there's anything the matter with the little lady that's
selling emf
isn't that what tried to tell you this afternoon"
reminded
WALL, | reckon you did" he replied, and then,
while smile slowly spread from to ear, he drawled,
But b'gosh, you know you never can tell how far
frog jump by his looks'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Plquette,-a great strapplng hulk OF a man, nearly
seven feet tall, with reputation for strength and fe-
rocity known all Northern New York at the time.
For years he had held sway by brute strength, and
had the temerity him. Always looking for
the opportunity provoke quarrel he did practically
he pleased with little fear of being opposed chal
lenged.
CHANGING about the his way to the bar, his
eye fell upon two strangers Ferber and myself. With
malicious wink at his companions he retraced his steps,
and opening the door wide said:
"W at you tink she -wintaire? She hain'ti Wat
you do-roasto' Then he started again for the
bar, his companions laughing loud at what they
sidered fine joke
Jack, intent his figures, had paid little attention
the interruption; but feeling the zero air. got up
and closed the door.
The Frenchnan at returned and swung the door
wide open. Then he pushed his fist through OF the
windowpanes and said to Jack:
Il say she tam hoti'
Before he had taken half dozen steps Jack again
walked quietly to the door and slammed it shut with
Tesounding bang.
What happened in the next few minutes is pretty
hard to describe. The Frenchman, sizing up the i'm
macuate Ferber, jumped high in the air, kicking his
heels together the way down; them laughing
ing and swinging his hamlike fists, made for Jack.
With the agility of cat Ferber leaped aside and
capped blow that would have felled Backing to
the wall, he crouched down on hands and feet if
preparing for a tackle in football game. On
instant, surprised at the strange attitude. 1t
instant too long, however; for Jack, with foot
braced against the WALL made flying tackle, striking
the Frenchman below the knees sending him to the
floor like hunk of meat.
Instantly all was conmotion. From the barroom
surged the half drunken woodsen Pquette lay in the
center of the room stunned. Ferber, in the
crouched position, with foot braced awaiting
another attack His heavy hair had fallen over his
forehead and his eyes, like balls of fire, fixed
his antagonist the floor.
Upon the stampede from the barroom pulled gun,
and jumping chair and waving it in the air
shouted at the top of my lungs, Gentlemen, there is
going to be fair play! Get back and give them room
The first that intereres is going to get plugged
1t had the desired effect; for they edged back.
1t but few seconds before the
Frenchman recovered from his surprise,
and rolling his hands started
.NNM to rise. Jack instantly struck him from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
TALES FROM
THE ROAD
TOLD BY
MEN THEMSELVES

Here is presented the fifth of the series of prize
stories by travelling They their own stories.
The tales received notable only for their in
teres, but for their significance They have the grip
that only reality give The next instament of
Tales from the Road t. will appear in the issue of
December %.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

ticna Sc toliko bolj, kO nj incl Err.
javec slOvenskega tolnaca. Imel
je lie nekega ruskega zida, XII nj
Erjavca razumel.
To mi je sam pripovedoval V
zaporu. Rojaki, drzavljani, zberi-
mo Sc pc vc6jih ~slovcnskih naSel-
binah in poSiljimo emo proSnjo
lpeticiJol ma guverncrja John
Tenerja Y Harrisburg i'm M ma
okrolnega drlavncga pravdnika
District Attorney in gotoyo mu
DO dovoljcna nova obravnava. da
ohramimo mladcga 2%llrtncga Err
javca pred gotovo smrtio.
Vsi doneski maj Sc poSliejo ma
sledcci naSlov:
Frank Mako.
keySton Hotel, G~recnsburg. Pa.
j. RadiSck.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Lloydell. Pa.

Dan ma dan citam DO casOpisih,
kako Sc delavstyO organizira 81
rom sreta, najsi bode strokovno
ali politicno. BESIDE naSega prve-
ga boritelja IA soc Stranko Karl
Marxa ST urcsnitujejo, ko je re-
KEEL: "Delavci vseh dezela zdruIi-
tese! Kar Sc tiGe tukajSnje nasel-
bine. Sc .ie zaGelo delavstvo pre-
eel zavedati. Dne 20. julia smO
Sc zbrali pri sodr. Anton Grbcu
ter ustanovili soc. klub 5 10. ella
nj, ter "a priklopili j. 5. u. Y Chi
cagi. Mislim. da has je lepo Ste
vilo V TAXI majhni naSelbini, ka-
kor ie tukajSnja okolica.
P~recejSnje stevilo sc .iih je zgla-
silo "a prihodnjo seio, kjer bodo
pristopiti kot now boritelji IN soc.
stranko. Ia edna jc "a delavca,
da Sc otrese krempljev kapitaliz-
ma, XII dan ma dan pie naSo de
lavsko kri; SamO, da So visa Nth
kapital. Min nj ME mar. kaj DO
; tcboj delayec. kadar ST star,
pravijo lie beIi. te ne potrebu-
jemo ve3" Vedo, ia star cloyck
Jim ne more toliko dobicka napra-
viii kakor en- mlad. Toraj dclav-
ci, kar vas je tukaj y okolici -
%apeluicm ma vas. da priStopitc Y
naSe vrstc. ia Sc bono Skupno bo-
rili IN dclavske prayicc - prot
Sovragu kapitalilmu. Tukaj St
lahko pokazetc. da ste zavcdni de
layci, ne pa pref in poAcje pra-
viii: '.Iaz sem b j socialist. ka-
kor til TiSto je prazcn mic. Pri-
dite ma sejo drugo ncdcljo Y me
sccu popoldan pc Seji, Dir. :.
GregorGiG st. 90. s. y. p. j. k sodr.
Anton Grbcu! Tam Sc bodete lah-
ko informirali, kaJ je socialism
in 2akaj So borimo "a socialism.
Nismn STEER Studirah 30 Is ali
30 20 let .SmO maryec , ali 3 raz-
rede dovrSili, pa vseeno vcmo. kaj
ie delavec in kaj kapitahSt, - da
JIG TAXA razlika med NINA, kakor
med psom in macko. Torej Sc en-
KRAFT vas opominjam ,priditc vSi
tisti, ko veste toliko o socializmu
in vsak drugi. Xxi So zaveda, ia je
delavec dandanes - moderni Su-
zenj.
Anton StraZiSar.
za6. tajnik kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

Ako bi Sc hotele zdruziti vse
Jednote in Zveze v emo organiza-
cijo, mai bi Sc kaj wee napravilo
ma sestanku leta 1914. Tu Sc zbe.
rejo vsi glavni uradniki in dele.
gatje. Tudi - &c hi Sc sklopile vse
Jednote i'll zvezc v emo Same. mai
bi sc volili glavni uradnitI vsaka
tri leta. Ia glasovanje pri volitvah
mai hi Sc dalo vedno vsaj toliko
casa ma razpolago, da more vsak
clan yoliti.
Stavljeni predlog, da Sc da
vse TO y wee slovenSkih %listov. je
bill cnoglasno sprejet.
Nato Sc .ie seja zakljucila.
ANDRE KerziSnik, IN. p. preds
LoY. Iaic, m. p. zapiSnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
IL naSelbin.
Clinton, Ind.

Clinton je lepo, priJaZno me-
stece. VSakdo sc ga lahkO nitro
privadi. Steje priblizno 1000 pre-
bivalcev. Cd teh je kakih 200 $40
vencev in pr~ecejSnje Stevilo bra
tov llrvatov. Kar je SlOvencev.
imajo skoro vsi svoje hiSe. Ma.
jemnina, oziroma sploh 5 je tn
tako dragO, ia hi skoro ne verjcl,
akO ne hi Skusil. Slovenci Sc Sc
precej dobro razumemo med Sc
boz. Nekaj Jill ie Sc takih, Xxi We
riamejo, ia ~. Miklavl noSi, pa
DO tudi TEN pri5el cas-, ko sc bodO
Spreobrnili. kakor sc bOsta mora
la tudi Kranjska Janc2a No. l in
No. , in veliko podobnih.
Okrog mesta Clinton je kakih
20 premogovnikov, V katerih de
laio uekatcri vsak dan. drugi pa
lie 2-3 "Sihtc' ma teden.
Za>hzek je bolt slab, - oziro-
ma. kakor ina kdo proStor.
Nikomur ne s%vctujcm hoditi
SEN "a delom, ker St tclko dObi
- pa St to sIabo.
Vrotina .ie tn Jake huda. TIA
nimamo viSokih his, da bi mogli
o proStcm caSu leci Y scnco III
,-..IfT., HIS, I,,., l., nil. liz
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

recimo $ Kristom: "Oce, odpusti
jim, sal ne vedo, kaj d~elajo."
Ker pride navadno "a vsakega
clovcka enkrat pomlad, V kateri
za6ne misliti, Sc nadejam, Ola tudi
DepivGane enkrat dohili ali po-
caka, kar Sc DO tudi zgodilo.
ko smo ustanOvih soc. klub, so
nekateri pray Gudno gledali, po-
sluSali kaj 10 sedaj, kaj to pomeni.
Sc bo Ii zacela sedaj revClucija 2
nozi in SamokrcSi y rOkah No
ja, sal tako piSe gospod Janez
Makako de Afinja in kar 'gasput'
recejo ali zapiSejo .jc resnica, ker
Sc vsak dan V Bogom pogovarja-
jo.
Pa zopct Sc Jim je Gudno zdelo
- sal nj bilo in ne DO mic hudega,
ker je vSe mirno in tho. Same
vSak csc pridejo Skup. Kaj
imajo. ne vemo. Same Bog mas
varuj kaj hudega. - Tako in po-
dobuo 50 Sc tolazili in potolazili
ter zopct hrcz skrbi Spali.
Cudijo Sc ST., ia st upamo po-
kazati Y javnoSti in naS imenuje-
io prcdrZneZc.
Res Sno prcdr1nczi, pa Sc bono
-. " 49, |
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Sodrugii


Vsled strajka rudarjev v Calu-
metu in okolici Sc nudi posebna
prilika "a naso agitacijo med ru-
darji--strajkarji. Potrebno lie v
tenn boju med delom in kapitalom
delavce privesti do spoznania, da
lei njih moe mad nenasitnimi ba-
roni rudnikov edino v solidarno-
sti - v skupnem nastopu. cato je
nuJno, da Sc izdajo posebne brosu-
rice in da Sc posilja vsak tedcn
med strajkujoce rudarje nekaj
sto iztisov Proletarca.
Da Sc pokrijejo stroski "a to
agitacijo, ie treba splosne gmotne
-pomoci. Vsled tega je jugosl. soc.
klub st. 1. v Chicago, ma sell dine
26. t. m. sklenil, apelirati ma vse
Jugosl. Soc, klube, da posiljajo v
ia namen prostovolnie prispevke
"a agitatoricen fond.
Sodrugi! BOZ rudarjev v Michi-
ganu je mas BOZ, zmaga strajkar-
Jev je nasa delavska zmaga; izgu,
ba straJka je izguba celega delav.
skega razreda. Pomagaimo strai-
karjem S tenn, da jim preskrbimo
dovoli poucnih knjizic in lista
Pr~oletarca.
Prispevke .ie posiljati tajnistvu
j. S. z. Ill N. Market st. ali pa
u~pravnistvu Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Zalnan
LHdl>laN Bcucdck.
Is. Kol.cvcar.
uabiraira.

n slovensko k~niiznico V Chicago
81 p.darili doSlci.
Joe Zavertnik, MI. ~ knjig.
GoSpa Jakob Stonic-eva i'm 20
Spica Rose Stonic 10 knjig.
Pokojui >odrug Mike Kulovic
3 knjige
Soirug Frank Petrich > knjig
m STEER: J.. Constitution of the
United State, and IN, Declaration
of Independence ucmskcm.
francoNkem in ~anglc;kcm jcziku.
-. Iahavna knjiluica NVIl. ".
3D. Spomini. A. The open Road.
- Emile lola Die Abcnde Won
Medau.
GoSpod Frank Stonic 2 knjigi,
Nsako ; 3 zvczki in siccr: L.
Hawthornc'> History of the
United States 3 zvclti. p The
American Business Manual" 3
zvezki.
lSkrena hvala "a vsc novo POI
darlene knjige.
Zeleti je, da Sc Made med roja-
HI Sc kaj wee pOzrtvovalnih oscb,
XII hi darovale knjige, katerih ne
rabijo wee - naSi k|njiznici. Ia
je MANFRED sele V zacetku svojega
razyoja. DoSedaj imamo Il knjig.
Med mimi je nekaj knJig maj
boljSih slovenskih pisateljev.
Roiaki, Xxi radi citate poduGne
in zabavne knjige, oglasite Sc,
kajti mnogo knjig lei v knjiz-
nici neizposojenih. Kn.jige Sc IL
~poSojujejo redno vsaki dan cd
: dop. - 6. w. V Sredah in soho
tab 9th w. ~(izvzemSi 4. sobote
V mcsecu) oh mcclellan pa oh
9ih-1lih dop.
Clanarinc Sc plaza 15c mcseGno.
Yes denar je namenjen nabavi
novih knjig.
Rojaki, zdramitc Sc in skrbitc.
da Sc naSa knjiznica razSiri in
utrdi VAN samim V korist.
NaSlov knjiInicc .ie 4OO6 w. 81
Street.
kdor hoGe darovati kako knii.
90. je lahko Odda tudi V National
Printing, 2l46 Blue Island Ave.
NniiiniGar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

Aurora, Mimi.

CIanom Jugoslov. soc. kluba 81.
of St naznanja, da Sc ynaprej vr-
- mesccne seize vsako drugo i'm
zadnJo nedeljo Y meSecu, tocno oh
: .uri popoldne finski delavski
dvorani. CLAM, obiskujte redno
klubove seje! Use one, kateri mi
sligo pristopiti Y naSo organizaci-
10, opozarjamo, da Gimprcje isto
= socijalistiGnim p%ozdravom
j. b. Mihelich,
Box psi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Anton S~traZiSar.
za6. tajnik klUba.
New Derry, Pa.

Il raznih slovenSkih nasclbin
6itam dcpise. a IL naSe male na>cl-
bine uiscm tital Sc nobcncga.
cato hotcm omeniai JAZZ ucko-
liko TUX. razmcr.
Della Sc I'm Sc prccci dobro In
Steer vsak dan. Tudi zaSlu>ek mi
rayno preslab, sevcda ie TO cd
visuo cd proStora. kakSncga ka-
teri ina. Zaveden delavec sevcda
tudi tn nj zadovoljen. ker Sc mo
n eel dan muGiti DO mokrih pro.
stOrih premOgovnika in to - "a
veliki dobicek kapitalistov. Kar
pitalisticni hlapci pa trie.jo place
cd delavcev.
Wee "entar' je imelo poprej
Sl.00 cd vOza. Seveda gredo ZEN
tire" V breg i nvoda nekoliko cd
tete, a suho pa vendar lie nj.
Boss jim je odvzel ceno 100 od
voza in dolocil "entar" ceno sac
cd tone, zadnja cena pa je 32c.
Tako delajo z delavcem. ako 81
bono pustili vedno tako dopasti,
bOmomorali nazadnie Sc zastonj
delati.
Ie sedaj. Sc moramo tako muGi-
ii, izgubljati zdravje in moe ne
lie zase ampak "a bogatine - ka-
pitaliste.
Zeleti hi bio, da hi Sc vsak
elan s. d. p. u. narocil ma list
Proletarec, ker .ie sedaj tudi IL
radnO glasilo S. d.. p. y. Mislim.
da je V tel naSi mali naselbini do
sedaJ sele samo eden narocnik
"Proletarca." Rade wolfe ga po-
sOdim vsakemu, da vsak lahko
sam sprevidi, da je koristen de
lavcu, ker Sc bOri "a pravico in
izboliSanje delavskih razmer.
Kdor lie eta P~roletarca. tudi
ne We, "a KAY Sc ere.
OpOzarjam tudi vsc rojake il
naSe Masculine: "Pristopite tud.
V naso podporno organizacijo s
ID. p. ~"
Ustanovili smo druStvo mescca
Januarja 1913 in ga priklopili /
>. ID. p. u.
ROjaki, zdai innate lepo prilikc
vpisati Sc k druStvu. Xxi vam j,
V veliko pomoc V sluGaju nesrec,
ali bolezni.
POzdravliam vse razredno "a
vedne citatelje lista Proletarca !
9 II
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05

V zvcplcnem rudniku San Clio
vanni ma Siciliji) .ie izbruhnil o.
gcni. Kcr ic IL jane en- sam IL
voz, Sc MISC mogli reSiti vsi de-
lavci. % Jill ie ostalo V jami. in
boie Sc. da so priSli oh zivl.ienje.
ReSitev .je zaradi ra%zvijania PHI
nov nemogOca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
APPEL.

Kakor .ie razvidno, re liz izvle.
cka seize eksekutive j. S. Y. obsto-
il zakljucek, da Sc zbira "a boil
mega sodr. NJ. Guinea, XII Sc naha-
ia radi svojega zdravstvenega
stanja California;, podporni
fond.
Sodr. NJ. Glumac .ie nasim sta
rejsim sOdrugom dobro poznan.
Vsak Cd Nth We, DE- jc storil &c
iugosl. socialist. gibanje V Anne.
riki mnogo. cato ga tudi sodrugi
V TEN bednem %staniu, Xxi mu ga
je prizadjala vsled napornega de.
la bOlezen. ne smeio pozabiti. Ma
Sa sOcialisticna dolznost mas We.
ze, da mu vsai dclno ola.jSamo tie.
IKE ure. XII iih mora prenasati cd.
dalien cd svojih sobojevnikov, s
katcrimi zivi duhu tudi seda.j
ko ca Je fizicnO potrla proletar-
ska bolezen - ietika. - &c be
Sodr. Glumac ozdravel, kakOr IL
pa, da bo, ne DO incl nihGe wee
lc koriSti cd tega kakor ravno
j. $. u. IA katero .ie dclal 2 vsem,
Svojimi mocmi. dokler je bill Sc
zdrav. cato pa: pomajmo vrlemu
sodrugu vsai tOliko, da 81 bo mo.
gel pOtem pomagati sam.
Use svote je pOSiljati ma taini.
Stvo j. s. u. III y. Market ST.
Chicago. I'll.
Eksekutiva j. S. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Superior. Wyo.

S"Pitoi' "y0'
INV Ill., - J' Nh''t".' NhuP-
Ia IA''"''"i'a SCI" S''rlh l'Nalhli
truN''' III N'cer 81. =. q. > N
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''''N' j. ~>I'''IiNNlh haNeIDIh
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.I"nJ' '"1'"'J' y" pr"Sih hraJlh
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III |''" ''" I'll" ie'o pa ihorenl'i
'N'H cIdi"' Oh NS'h urU>'eN nj "a
""N'' n''' "a emo I"Ndliio "ruS''o
We ANo III - "uru%iir NSe 1eu'
"ole III AVe|e ' Ell" Saiho orgahl-
n'c'Jo' ~ ne Pr"padio toilko 10
Ndliiih hr's'e'.
~ r. nadalIc' naJ D
Sc VS' 'trSke SI'ari ooS'rahile Oh
'c.ii'o' III "Ne%'
IA crShe SI'arl so Iu cerkVe
I'd poii'iche pa poli'ichi Klupi III
o.sa''~aclle- iunl I'd Preuiog Je
Oh spreleC ehogiaSho. Aa'oreJ -
p'H sS''" FHe<Hlo u
HSe"' hapreJ "a zdruZi'e'' hei
" ~uruHehIu Je moc'
/" wee S~io'ehshih haseiDih Sc Je
He pisaIo o ~zdruZehJh Jedhot III
N'e|. |ecli oei Sc Je plSalo same
Ia "uruhl'e' S'ooouoihlseihlh Jeu'
hoO j" "VcH' I'LL pa nls'liho' Hakaa
Vi ~ 'uui uruge 'euhote III H'e~'
ne "uFu"lie' ri hiSo pie nStahoV'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
Smithton, Pa.

Jos. RadiSek nam piSc V daliSem
dopisu o aferi Er.iavca. Radi po-
manJkanja proStora obiavimo da-
mes samo tole:
Rolaki, treba nam no dcnaria
"a advokata, XII bo storil vse po-
trebne korakc. VISA stvar ie kri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-05
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dopiSnikom, Kor n-rimamn.,;o
pr~nstor, ma; hon -"
TEX
H. Pisitc s,mo -, oro s,ran,
= Pisito 20 To- mn"oa
nilom in r~ozlocno no.ohno ~
;,oyiIkc in imcn1
nj med vrst,mi y.sii nro .'"' r,,
poprovo sloypicnib nanoI- ~ -;
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ri
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90 papiricmI. da morote nrimcr-
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licnim i'm v listu ti.,,rom
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~ one hi So boScio ,.osno nanaI
njevati Y dopisoyaniu
Napak =. tudi o. Iis,u m raJ,o
natanGno popraviti in SO So we'd
no kai prcgleda.
Razumliivo ic. da iora tudi =
Skarski Skrat - yeliko vIogo,
-
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10 pocivati So ucnatisnieni mai ~.
pro>tc,
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