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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
Queen of the West
Florida Fair at Mariana
CONTINUED Frome Page Two.)

kle. Mariana; second. NJ. L. Dekle,
Mariana.
Mules Suckling-First, NJ. L. Dekle,
Mariana; second, J. NJ. Lamb. Cot
tondale.
Best Mare and Colt-F1rst, B. F.
Marshall, Mariana; second, J. w.
Byrd, Cypress; third, M. L. Dekle,
Mariana.
Best Mare-First. Lewis & Griffin,
Greenwood; second, F. o. Martin,
Best Farm Horse, Mare or Gelding-
First, F. o. Martin. Cypress; second,
r. E. Wimberly, Mariana, r. F. d.
Best Colt Suckling-First, B. F.
Marshall, Mariana.
Best Pair Farm HorseS-First, Dill
lion & Langford, Mariana.
Best Stallion-First, w. F. Cham
bliss, Greenwood: second, Geo. Bark
ley, (Col), Campbellton.
Best Horse-First, I. Y. Palmer,
Mariana; third, G. A. Langford, AL
tina.
Best Single Harness Horse-First,
Dillon & Dillon, Mariana.
Best Pair of Ponies-First. Dillon &
Dillon, Marianna; second, E. J.
Bryan, Meals Landing.
Best Saddle Horse-First, @. A.
Langford, A1tha.
Best Colt years or under-FIrst,
NJ. l.. Dekle. Mariana; second, W.
w oLoiS' %haA lsLAtes.
Best Goat, Male-First, Laura Smith,
(CoI), Greenwood; second, P1deger 6
Long, Marianne; third, w. H. Mil
ton, Mariana.
Best Goat, F'emaIe-First. Laura
Smith, Greenwood; second, PIedger &
Long, Mariana; third, W. H. Milton,
Mariana
Best Boar over year old-First, W.
B. Bryant, Greenwood; second, W.
NJ. Stone, Mariana; third, D. P. Nc
Quagge, Mariana.
NJ Stone, Mariana; second, W. B.
Bryant, Greenwood.
Best Boar under 1 year old-First,
Dillon & Dillon, Mariana; second W.
H. Fields, Blountstown.
Best Sow under 1 year old-First,
Dillon & Dillon. Marianna; second,
Dillon & Dillon, Mariana.
Best Barrow-First, H. B. Gaskin.
BIountstown.
Dillon & Dillon, Mariana.
Best Sow and Pigs-First, Dillon &
Dillon, Mariana; second, w B. Bry-
ant, Greenwood
Best Pen of Young Pigs-FTrst, Dill
lon & Dillon, Mariana; second, Steve
Norton. Mariana
Best Sow, any breed, with sucking
pigs-Ffrst, Dillon e. Dillon, Mariana;
second, W. B. Bryant, Greenwood
Best Hog Sweep Stakes-First, Joe
Atkins, BIountstown; second, F. NJ.
Golson, Mariana
Heaviest Hog-First, H. B. Gaskin,
Blountstown; second, D. R. Nc
Quagge, Mariana.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
POPULAR YOUNG
COUPLE wooded
MARRIAGE OF MISS MARY IsA-
BELLE MARBLE AND Mr.. c. S.
WILLIAMS SOLEMNIZED AT
HOME OF BRIDE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

A quiet home wedding Sunday aft
ernoon was that of Miss Mary Isa-
belle Marble and Mr.. Guy Stanley
Williams, which was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents at 3
o'clock, Rev. Eugene r. Pendleton,
pastor of the First Baptist church
officiating. The bride, pretty blonde,
was dressed in a coat suit of brown
cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Marble, of
No. 100 North Twelfth avenue, and
the groom is the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ed Williams. The bride
and groom are active members of the
First Baptist church and have a large
number of friends in Pensacola They
will go to housekeeping at once at
No. 81 North Alcaniz street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
BEULAH.

Beulah, Nov 16.-We are all enjoy
ing the moonlight nights which are
almost as bright as day. The younger
set have been taking advantage of
hunting, candy pulling and boat rid
ing. A jolly hay riding party was
cl1aperoned by Mr.. and Mrs f. L.
Snowden Friday night.
The school is progressing very nice
w. with Miss Dora Lee Clark as prin-
cipal and Miss Mary Jones as assist
ant. Both are from Ferry Pass. Miss
Clark was assistant teacher last year
There are now sixty-seven pupils en-
rolled.
Miss Nellie Cobb of. steadham. Ala,
is visiting relatives here now.
Mr.. S. A. Garrett who for some
time has been in Baldwin county, is
with home folks now.
There will be preaching Saturday
night at 1880 and Sunday at II a. m.
and p. m. at the the Baptist church
by the pastor, Rev. A. J. Ransley.
The pupils from this school who
took part in the spelling contest held
at the fair on the last day were Miss
Master Lorren Barrineau and Master
Thomas Hannah. Miss Leila Garrett
was the last one Of her class to miss a
word
A jolly party of young folks from
here attended church at Ferry Pass
Monday night.
Mrs T. L. Barrineau, accompanied
by her two small sons, Master James
and Ernest, left Friday for DeFuniak
where they will visit Miss Montaree
Barrineau, who is attending Palmer
college.
Mr., Ralph Snowden of DeFuniak,
who has been visiting relatives here,
has returned home
Mrs. Joiner and two little daugh-
tiers, Misses Helen and Mary Louise, of
near HuSCOgee, spent last weekend
with friends here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
EXCEED SPEED
LIMIT WITH AN
LIN. HAND CAR
SIGHT OF FAST-MoVING AUTOS
AND OTHER VEHICLES ON
STREETS OF PENSACOLA BE-
LIEvED TO HAVE STARTED
MEN ON MISUNDERSTANDING
RUN.

Evidently seized with the speed
mania from seeing so many whizzing
automobiles and speeding motorcycles
and other fast moving vehicles on the
streets of Pensacola, four men were
arrested Saturday morning for ex-
ceeding the speed limit with an L. &
n. hand car on South Tarragona
street, and it is also charged that
during the fight of the car it smashed
into a wagon. The wagon was slight
~ damaged, but the driver, the men
on the car and the horse all escaped
injury.
The men propelling the hand car
were Ed. Clowers, Willis Harvey, Will
lie Scott and Sampson Harvey. They
were arrested by Officer Donelson and
are charged with exceeding the speed
limit by running the car over five
miles an hour. Their cases will be
called in the recorders court this
morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
NEGRO PAY ROLL
CARRIER HELD UP

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Vicksburg, Miss, Nov. 16-Two
young negroes yesterday afternoon
held up and attempted to rob Henry
Campbell. a negro driver for the Ref
uge Oil Company, as he was going to
the mills with $500 pay roll money
The driver resisted and ran and the
would-be thieves fired at him, and,
instead of hitting the driver, killed his
$500 mule. Sheriff Hyland and posse
went in pursuit and caught two ne
gro suspects at Yokena, in the lower
end of the county, who gave their
names as Israel Murdoch and Joe
Sanders and they were brought to the
county Jail. but have not been posi-
lively identified as the guilty negroes.
There is bitter feeling over the out
RACES in the city suburbs, where the
attempted robbery occurred in broad
daylight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17

SIM OTIS, BESIDES BEING A GOOD
SAWMILL MAN, is ALSO MAX
ING SOME RECORD AS A TILLER
OF THE SOIL.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL,

L l..
Mulat, Nov. 16.--Mr. Sim Otis, be-
sides being a sawmili man, is some
farmer. He has two sweet potatoes on
exhibition in his Office which measure
Is inches long by II IA inches in
circumference and IA inches long by
Is inches in circumference, respective
ly. His cane mill has turned out
little over 1000 gallons of syrup to
date. 1t is an excellent article, and
sells readily here at seventy-five cents
the gallon. This has made the neigh
boring farmers enthusiastic over the
growing of sugar cane and next year
we may look for largely increased
crop. The average yield is about 500
gallons to the acre, but this can be
increased at least fifty per cent by
paying more attention to fertilizing
and cultivating. The land in the vi
entity of Mulat seems to be particular
ly adapted to sugar cane and Satsunp
oranges.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
NEGRODROWrED
EARLY SUNDAY
JIM CHEATAM FELL FROM PER-
DIDO WHARF, WHERE He HAD
BEEN FIsHINe-BoY TRIED TO
SAVE HIM.

Jim Cheatam, colored, of All West
Wright street, fell from Perdido wharf
about o'clock Sunday morning and
was drowned. His body was recov-
cred.
Cheatam, accompanied by a boy, had
been fishing and as he started TO leave
he tripped ON board and fell over
board. The boy tried to pull him from
the water with a board, but after two
or three attempts Cheatam lost his
hold and was drowned. 1t is thought
he was badly injured when he fell by
striking either the piling or some
other object in the water.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
YOUNG PEOPLE
Welded AT OPP
SPECIAL. TO THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Opp, Ala, Nov. 16.-Miss Velrna Fos-
ter and Mr.. FERN Hutchinson were hap
PLY united in marriage. Thursday at
the home of the brides parents, at
Iuverne, Ala. Miss Foster is sister TO
DIR. j. C. Foster, a prominent dentist
OF Opp, and very popular among her
companions, while Mr.. Hutchinson is
a prominent business man of Opp,
owning an interest in the Waters
Hardware Company of this place. Both
the bride and groom have many
friends in Opp. where Miss Hutchin-
son had often visited before her mar
riage as well as at her former home,
who all wish them a happy future.
They will make Opp their home in
the future, where Mr.. Hutchinson
formerly resided.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
WITH
SELLING LIQUOR
ONTHES SABBATH
TWO WHITE WOMEN AND A NE
GRESS ARRESTED IN THE
WESTERN PORTION OF THE
CITY YEsTERDAY-TH MEN
ALSO ARRESTED ON SAME
CHARGE.

2ada Lindsey and Fannie Hatch,
white women, and Ruby Robinson,
colored, were arrested yesterday on
the charge of selling whiskey on Sun
day and their cases will be called in
the recorders court this morning. The
three women live in the western por-
ton of the city, where Mrs. Lindsey
conducts butcher shop, and it is
charged that some parties gave Fan
ME Hatch S1.25 with which to buy four
half pintS OF whiskey, but it is alleged
that she told the prospective custom
ers that she did not have the whiskey
but would get Ruby Robinson to get
1t for them, and, according to the po-
lice report, it is charged that the
whiskey was secured from Mrs. Lind
sey.
Another Case.
Charged with selling whiskey on
Sunday, Herman Whittle, white,
George Nicholas, creole, and Frank
Hall. co.ored, were arrested yesterday
by the city authorities and they will
be among the defendants in the re-
corder's court theis morning. 1t is
alleged that the three men were en-
gagged in selling whiskey from the
back door of Whittle's saloon on East
Wright street, opposite the L. & N.
old depot.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
CLUB HAD
FINE TRIP TO
MULAT SUNDAY
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE ENJOYED
THE CRUISE, SPENDING PART
or THE DAY AT THE FINE
PLACE OF SIM OTIS.

The cruise Sunday of the Pensacola,
Motor Boat club proved a most enjoy
able one. the boats making the run TO
Mulat, where the day was spent and
a fine fish dinner served.
Four boats made the trip with some
twelve members and their invited
guests, the party numbering about
twenty five. After their arrival at
Mulat the party spent some time look
ing over the fine place there of Sim
Otis and the members were particu-
larly interested in the excellent orange
grove of Mr.. Otis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
The Knox Church
! Ladies to Hold
/ Bazaar

4 The ladies of Knox church will hold
bazaar at the Gibbs Hardware Com
hany's Store on Wednesday. Novem-
ser 2eth. They will offer for sale
ancy articles, household linen and in
ant clothing; also cakes and Virginia
lalsed ham. If you want good mince
neat for your Thanksgiving dinner,
phone s36 before the Gath inst.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
BULGARIAN KING
TO ABDICATE SOON
SPECIAL 10 THE JOURNAI,

London, Nov. 15-The Daily Tele-
graph asserts that despite official de-
malls. King Ferdinand of Bulgaria will
abdicate within a few months, per-
haps a. few weeks. 1t says his down
fall is due to the King having offended
Russia by seeking Austria's assistance
against Servia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17

evidences sufficient 60 convict any boy or
esrson found stealing subscribers papers
reeF delivery Of same by carrier.
J. D. Russ, a prominent business
nan Of Freeport, arrived in the city
yesterday and registered at the San
Carlos.
Fl. NJ. HarrelI of Jacksonville is in
he city on a business trip and Is reg
stored ut the San Carlos.
B. L. Gundersheimer, of No. s21
North Barcelona street, reported to
The police station yesterday that a
sarge brass jardenier was stolen from
MS residence Saturday night or early
Sunday morning. The robbery was
investigated by Detective John Hol-
and. but so far no arrest has been
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Diaz, who were
married in Montgomery, Ala, Novem-
ser 10, are in New York at the Hotel
Astor for a few days prior TO leaving
N the Guina, of the Quebec Line, for
cruise of the West indies and q visit
% South America. Mrs. Diaz was
A1iss Annie May Richardson, daugh-
Ter of Mrs. o. A. Richardson, of
and they will live in PEN
.sacola-. where Mr.. Diaz is an exporter
u lumber.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17

All that have seen our new
and up to date stock of
Ladies' Coats and Suits are
pleased with them. Cordial
invitation to all buyers.
Gains, 90 South Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-17
TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

The Journal win pay $500 reward feI
evidences sufficient 60 convict any boy OF
esrson found stealing subscribers papers
HfteF delivery Of same by carrier.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30

roGnike. Prepustili emo to delo
popolnoma nasim nevtrudnim "a
stopnikom, da delajO pc svoji
lastni inciativi in delali so res z
najlepsimi vspehi. VISA east VAN
sodrugil
Kot napredek naSega lista mo
ramo beleiiti tudi boz. XII so ga
z izvanredno a~ktivnOstJo priceli
prot nam Y koncanem letu naSl
naGelni in bre1nacelni n%aSprotni-
XII. Da ie bill Ia BOZ yelike koristi
"a mas. dokazuje ne le mas lme-
mix ocnikov temyec tudi "a
nimanje "a mas list DO vseh ma
selbinah. tudi V takih krajih,
kjer ''Proletarcc' pOprel hi bill
pOznan. Radi tcga apeliramo ma
naSe Socialistolrce. zlasti ma ia
neza V Jolietu. ia mai b~lagovoli
napadati Sc Y zanaprej.
Sodrugi. naprej. Novo leto bo
leto Sc ve6.iega boja Z novlmi Una
gami in novimi vspehi. Naprej! !
SocialiStiGna misel Sc jc rodila,
da livi in raste dokler 81 ne osvo-
il cell Svet. kar je danes mlsel,
iutri ie dejstvo. Socialism DO ra-
sci i'm raSel dokler ne zraSte ' We
likana. Hi bo strl okove mezdnc
SuznoSti in %popeljal delavStvo IL
Solzne doline kapitalizma Y bolt
SO cloyeSko druzbo goSpOdarSkc
Svobodc. "Prolctarec' zivi ; to
ideiO, cato mu ic bodotnoSt zagO-
tovljena. Ali med TEN je pa ire
ba della. trdega della. teSkcga trn-
jevega i'm mu6nega della in boja.
VcGno delo in vccni boi Y Smislu
naSih idei - To ie pot, Xxi pclje
X Socializmu. POdvOpmO delo in
boi y novcm lctu "a "Proletar-
ca. "a Socializem. "a organiza-
clio in izvrSili bono. kar Sc "a
hteva cd mas.
V bOju DO image. in ko dokon-
tamo boi OvenGan l. zmago. ia DO
Sleherni delavcc goSpodarSko svo-
boden. potem iele - ne pref -
bono 81 voSGili:
Srecno novo leto - srecna no
va doba!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
MIR LJUDEM .

GlaSom dnevnih vesti V kapita-
listiGnih listih i~zvrSenih je samo
V Chicago ma bozicni dan II umo-
row, ) poskusov umOra, 4 samo-
mort. pet oSeb lie bilo do smrti po-
vozenih 20 avtomohilih in poulic-
Nth karah in enega Starca so ma
Sli zmrznjenega nekem nlevu.
Razentega ic bio izvrSenih bre2
Stevila manjSih in vecjih ropar-
SIKH napadov in vlomov.
V Los Angelesu. Cal, ie pOlici-
ia napddla mnozico brezpOSebnih
delavccv. XII 50 ZbOrovali na pla-
"a. Vncl Sc ie boi in eden delavec
L imenom Rafael AdameS .ie OBJ
lelal mrtcv zadet od pOlicajske
krogle in trideset drugih ie bilo
ranjenih. Wee ali mani r%anjenih
jc bilo tudi Sedem p~olicajcv. Osem-
desct zbOrovalccv j. bilo arctira-
Min.
Kak lep mir 50 imcli naSi
bratie Strajkarii y Calumetu,
Mich. ma bozicni dam. povedano
jc ma drugem mcstu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
BELEZKE.

kapitalisti verujejo V svojo ka-
pitalisticno organizacijo (trust) ;
verujejo V organizacijo skebov,
~puskarskih barab in profesioje,
nelnih lenuhov ter pijancev lei
tizens %alliance) ; verujejo v orga-
nizacijo ofrakanih zganjarjev in
PROSTITUTE %(social clubs) /; veruje-
10 V organizacijo PROFESSIONALISM
beraGev V svili in zametu (cha-
rity); verujejo sploh V vsako
organizacijo, katera Sc klanja in
kadi kadilo disav njih najvisje-
mu trojedinemu bogu: profit,
rent, obresti Ia te organiza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
PROTEST. PROFIT zLoCINoM

Denver, Colo, 81. dec. - Vod-
stvo Western Federation Of Nj
ners je brzojavilo vsem krajev-
MIN organizacijam, da takoj ski
tejo protestne shode proti %zloGinu
izvrSenem mad Moyerjem in "a
htevaiO vezno preiskavo tega
zloGina.
V Chicago Sc je vrSil v nedeljo
velikanski protestni shod Musi-
clans Hall. S~prejete so resolucijc,
XII zigosajo umor 70 oseb in zlo-
elm storjen mad Moyerjem obenem
zahtevajoG vladno p~reiskavo.
Sodrug Lanfersick, tajnik SO
gladstone stranke, je v soboto
brzojavno pozval vse organizaci-
je, da protestirajo ma demostra
tivnih shodih in zahtevaio od
Wade, da Stori konec kapitalisti6
ncmu nasilju V Michiganu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Mich. Strajk.
(Nadaljevanje $ prve strani. }

nece ME znati, da je osebno gro
iii Noycru in mu wei listine
"Allianca" tudi tail, da je imela
kaj opraviti Z MIN. Poznejse We
sti govore, da je bill res" napa-
den in "mogoCc' tudi o~bstreljen,
toda enc We SCI, kdo je to storil.
V Calumetu %govorijo, da je bill
Meyer napaden in siloma odve-
den IL okrOzja cato, ker nj hotel
preklicati trditve, da ie "Allian-
ca" odgovorna "a 72kratni umor
v italijanski dvorani.
Lopovi Sc torej zvijajo in ia
jijo, ker Jill je sram b~arbarskega
Gina. Ampak to ne pomaga mic.
Celia Amerika danes INA, kake
zverine so hlapci kapitalizma V
Copper Country in delavstvo cele
Amerike DO z mimi o~bra9unal0.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
KAJ PoRoCAJo STRAJKARJI.

Calumet. Mich. 21. dec.
CcnjcnO urcdniStvo 'Proletarca
Obiavite zopet teh par vrstic il
naS1ga ~bakrrnega ~okrozia. Boi
81 nadaijujc in 81 DO, dokler 81
NJ uda bskreni bog Jim. Zadnje-
mu in niegovim podrepnikom ze
Iasie padajo il glave cd samega
S~tudirania. kako hi zlomil Strajk.
Alliance ie sedai izbrala ne
kak odbor o~bstoicc il nekoliko tr-
govcev. Hi bodo hodili cd hiSe do
h!Sc kot V Starem kraju kadar
popisujejo sv. tri kralie - in oh
delavali Strajkarjc. da sc naj VT
nc.io ma d"lo. Delavci. pokazite
Jim vrata. kadar prideio ii posto
pacl, &c SO tako navduSuie.io n
delo, mai gredO sami V jane. sal
Smo jih slepo hranili dosti dolgo.
ali miSlijo. ia Jim moramo delati
tlako ma veGne easel
"CitizcnS Alliance" NINA =.
nobcnega vSpcha. Plakat "Rcsni
ca nj Sc pridobila nobenega
Strajkaria. Rudar.ii Sc Sc ne zme
nlJo IA to krpo. XII 10 tiska v slo-
venScimi ~Pop-zandar & Svaigcr
Co, ali "GlaSnikova" familiia.
Omenjena krpa. katero tiska
Glasnik ma Sramoto vsemu slo-
veskemu d~elavstvu V Ameriki, hi
Sc mOrala watt "Debela Lag.
Raj hoteta pravzaprav vidva.
kloptit in S~vaiger. da lazeta in
trobIta' toliko o mas Stra jkarjih .
Ccmu nam pripovedujeta toliko
o dclu Hudnikih Mi vemo, kako
Je bio V rudnikih, ne potrebujemo
vain, la hi nam govorila o ncka-
kin 'dobrotah' V iamah Zakai
vallna "Dcbela Laz" ne piSc Y
pr:log kongrcsnc preiskavei Ia
kaj So bottle prciSkave. ako ste
ma pravem potu. kakor Sc hvalite
VSi Skupaj. kar a trobi v .Jimov
rog? To nam poiaSnita Luka i'm
Svajgcr. Xxi vodita vase skebc IN
nos. katcrim ste nametala pcska
Y oci'
Cas- ic, da Sc tudi Vi skebic EN-
KRAFT zdramitc, sal zc spite od
rojStya: Skcbjc. odgovorite mn
Samo ma par vpraSanj. Prvit. ali
mislitc. da botc res imeli pol dine
Va IN pritozbc tcdnu? Komu So
bote pa pritozevaliH .Jimu
McNaughtonu To Sc pravi. da
botc Sli liSico tozit k lisjaku. Ali
bo to kaj p%omagaloT DrugiG. ali
vas nj sram, la 81 prisvaiate
kar tako ma lepcm osemurno delo
katcro so VAN Strajkarii izvoie-
vail Ali miSlitc. ia hi vam kom
panic dale kar tako osemm-no
dclo. da nj bilo tega straikaq
TretJic, ali rcS vriametc .Jimove-
lnu plakatu. katerega prcvajajo
IN tiskajo Slovenskcm ieziku
Indie. ki hi morali biti v zaporu
v starem kraiu, da MISC o pravem
casu odnesli pete V Ameriko' &c
trtic. ali verjamete. da so rudni-
ske druzbe tako angeljsko Siste
IN nedolznc kakor VAN Luka &
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
GERMER JE PROST.

Sodrug Adolf Gerncr. voditel.j
Straj kujocih premogarjcv Y Huer
fano County. Colorado, kateri Jc
hi zaprt wee tednov V vojaSkcm
tabOriScu v WalSenburgu, Colo.
je bill zadn.ie dni izpuSten in Sc
zopet nahaia med Strajkarii. Vo-
jaSki zapovedniki nima.io prOti
Germerju nobene obtozbc i'll zapr-
Ii so ga cisto 30 nedolznem. Straj-
karii so sklicali veliki snod oh
Gcrmerjevem prihodu in zadnjc-
ga navduScno pozdravili.
NodStvo organizacije United
Mine Workers je prircdilo 5000
Strajkarjcm Y trinidadskih soto.
riS6ih lcp in zabaven boziG. VSi
otroci St~raikariev so dobili dari-
la in vSaka rodbina je prejela kO-
Saro Jedi in drugih p%OtrebSGm.
Peticiie Ia odpoklic guverner-
ia Ammonsa V Colorado marliivo
kroziio 20 draw
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
N IN
LETA.

Stare leto ie koncano In price
MIA so novo. Kapitalisti delajo ra-
Gune in Stevilijo "a koliko so orc
pail delavce preteklem letu in
obenem delajo proracune. kako Sc
bi najboljse obnesel rop Y bodo-
Gem letu.
Ako nj delavci Sklenemo naSe
racune, vidimo, da nam nj osta-
10 MD kakor zulji ma rokah. De-
lali smo leto dni - delali "a dru-
ge. a a smo Obdrzali lie izmuce-
ne kosti. To je naSe placilo.
Emo leto suznosti je kOncanO in
~pricenjs Sc now leto sulnosti. Pc
navlJala Sc BIO zopet Stara igra
in koncem novega leta ponOvila
Sc DO znova. Ponavljala Sc DO Ia
ko dolgo dokler Sc velika masa
delavcev ne zdrami in ovrze ka-
pitalistiene racune.
"Proletarec" ie glaSilo tistih
d~elavcev, ki SO ze zdramljeni in
delujejo nato. da Sc zdramijo tu-
di ostai. XII Sc spijo.
q Rovim Teton stopa "Proleta-
rec" ' deveto leto svojega oh
stanka- S Ponosom zremo naZaj V
to kratko ali plodonOSn0 dobo in
. nailepSimi MADAME 1remo V bo-
doenost, XII je naSa. Velika arma-
da, razrednozavednih delavcev. XII
stoji "a "Proletarcem'. je mas
ponoe in zavest, da Ia armada
prodira boljinboli med z~atirano
maSo slovenskin mezdnih suznjev
v Ameriki. nam je vera V boljso
bodocnost ne samo IA, naSe jugO-
slovansko d~elavstvo, temveG "a
delavstvo VOICE.
Program "Proletarca" ie pro-
gram socialisticne stranke V Ze-
dinjenih drzavah, Xxi ie veja med
narodne stranke razrednozaved-
mega proletarijata. V kratkih be-
sedan sc Ia program glasi: pravi-
ca in svoboda "a vse, posebnih
predpravic nikomur! Proc z NEED
no suznostjo! Delavec mai DO 60
spodar svojega della! G~ospodarska
svoboda "a vse!
V teh besedah SO ma kratko IL
razene vse zahteve mOdernega de-
lavstva. In tie zahteve zaStopa
"Proletarec" z vsemi skromnimi
mOGmi, XII so mu ma raZpolago.
Kot glasilo revnih, zatiranih in
preganianih je "Proletarec" We
dino in bo vedno ma bojni 'front.'
"a gori omenjene zahteve kakor
vsak list. kateri je dosledno west
svojemu sOcialistiGnemu principu.
In cimbolje SC drami delavSki raz-
red. cimboli Sc poostruje in Siri
razredni boi med delom in kapita-
lom, temveeje .ie bojno pole "a
"Proletarca" temboli .ie po-
treben.
V preteklem letu belezi "'Pro-
letarec" izredno lep n~apredek.
Ne toliko gmoten kakor moralni
napredek. Pomnozil ie socialistic-
ne bojevnike med slovenskim pro-
le%tarijatom ma casino Stevilo. Ar
mada nasih n%arocnikov. XII so ST.
ce in dusa socialisticnega giban.ia
med nasim ~delavstvom, Sc je v
koncanem letu skorai podvojila.
V zaeetku leta 1913 ie incl "Pro-
letarec" nekaj cez $500 dobrih
narocnikov; zaGetkom |. 1914 jih
pa ina 1000. In razen kampanje
"a 1000 novih naroGnikov, katera
Sc ie priGela v |. 1912 in koncala
V februariu ter razen enc rdece
nedelje v oktobru nismo vodili
nobene posebne kampanje "a ma