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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
WORLD GRAIN CROPS SHORT.

Serious shortage exists in the
worlds crop Of grain for 1913. The
supply IS nearly 10 per cent less than
last year. The total deficiency ag-
gregates 1880, 100000 bushels of
the five grain staples. This shortage
is not made up by potatoes, the
worlds supply of which is not great
er than last year, and 30O,00O,000
bushels less than the worlds normal
potato crop of 1910.
These conclusions are indicated by
the preliminary report upon worlds
crops and the future prices prepared
by Orange Judd Farmer. This jour
nal emphasizes that the four bread
oats, rye and barley
probably will be 500,000,000 bushels
less this year than two years ago,
only per cent more than the 1910
crop.
Unless Russia and Argentina con-
clude the year with much greater
yields than now seems possible, the
magazine says, the worlds wheat
production will be only about 1907
100000 bushels more than last year
This will be an increase of only 3 per
cent over the supply of wheat pro-
duced throughout the world in 1912.
OF this increase 100000 BUSH
els is due to the extent to which the
bonanza wheat crop of the United
States and Canada exceeds last years
Out-turn.
Preliminary returns give the Rus
sian crop as 00,000,000 bushels,
which is confirmed by the Russian
governments official pronunciamento
of $50, 100000 bushels.
Of grave Importance is also the
European shortage in rye Because
even more than wheat is rye the
breadstuffs of the teeming millions
of Europe. Europe may have only
100, 1000, 900 bushels of rye of the
1913 crop or 100000 bushels
less than last year The deficit may
be still larger if cabled advices from
Russia are reliable.
The shortage in the world supply
of oats bids fair to be greater than
was expected. With a smaller crop
in North America than last year by
more than 300,000,000 bushels, and
with another 100, 100000 deficit
elsewhere, the worlds crop may be
10 per cent less than last year, a de-
crease of 4OO,0O0,00O bushels.
Barley is much less than usual in
North America, but the worlds total
yield may come up to the normal
1t appears from official returns of
the actual movement of grain that
only about 16 per cent Of the worlds
total wheat crop is consumed outside
Of the countries of production.
Therefore it is only necessary to
distribute and market the supply of
grains gradually and evenly through
out the coming six to ten months to
supply the demand with artificially
reducing the prices.
In view of the increasing popula-
ton and general resumption of in
dustrial prosperity throughout the
world the demand for these crops
should be even better in the coming
months than usual.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

President Wilson has written a let
ter to the editor of the Washing
ton Post making fiat denial of a
statement that was printed in that
paper to the effect that he, the presi-
dent had said that any one who does
not support him is no democrat and
rebel. He asked that the Post give
a very prominent place in it's next is
sue to this denial, saying that state
ment was contrary to his thought and
to his character. No president was
personal denial to a newspaper, 9TH
ers having depended upon inspired
statements and secretary or friends.
Thus "a new Wilson precedent il
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
j. K. Dougherty,

Impure blood runs you down.
makes you an easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound digestion
-Burdock Blood Bitters. At all
drug stores. Price $1.00.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

Senator Cummins wants the SEN
ate to go to work But isn't the
senate entitled to rest. after listen
ing to those miles and miles of
speeches by Senator Cummins?' in
quires the Iowa City Press.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

''We have yet to see a newspaper
that commends the work Of the coun-
ty supervisors and township trustees
in regard to the way the roads have
been taken care al. What's the mat
ter, anyway? Are the laws wrong
or don't officials do their duty p, in
quires the Gtfnnell Register.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

Without hesitancy Col. Roosevelt
declares he will not accept the repub-
lican presidential nomination in
1916. But that is not remarkable.
He has said it so often he ought to
know it by heart.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

The Des Moines Tribune says that
President Wilson appears to be max
.fng NO effort whatever to break
8a2sft,nstraHel record
The evening world., 1913-11-10
POLICEMEN COLLAPSE
AFTER BRAVE RESCUES
As Brooklyn Fire RACES Two Blue
coats Garry Women ana Babe
TO the Street.

Two women and an infant. uncon-
sc.ous from breathing smoke. were
carried by policemen from the upper
floors OF an apartment house at No.
80 Monitor street, Williamsburg. to-
day. The policemen. Cirran and Gass-
man, collapsed on reaching the street.
but were revived by mel grborhood ply
The evening world., 1913-11-10
Last Of the High Percent
age Riddles Examined
on Saturday-yudgins
Starts To-Day at Hart.
ley House.

With the determination Of the thir.
ty-one highest score babies In Chelsea
district No. : complete. the better bs-
biss' contest conducted In Chelsea by
Tho Evening World IN conjunction with
the Babies welfare Association and the
Chelsea NeiShborhood Association are
rapidly dra wing to . close. On Wednes.
day afternoon the judging In the ALL
Chelsea contest. IN which the contest
ants will be the four prixe-wlnners In
each OF the three districts. to DO re-
examined to establish unquestioned SUI
premacy. will take place at the offices
Of the NeiRhborhood Association. No.
1852 broadway.
After that all that remains Is the an
nouncemcnt OF winners and the award
ing Of prizes at Puzzle School No. ~.
No. IA West Thirtieth street. Friday
afternoon. At that time all the contests
will have been completed and the four
nnest babiss--finest In point Of health,
form. disposition and mentaiity-in ali
The evening world., 1913-11-10
POLICEMAN bLAES
W|THP|ST0L IN
RESTAURANT FIGHT
Beaten BY Five Men, Who Say
He Was Aggressor and
They Defended Selves.

Herbert G. Scott. a policeman OF tho
ser Fulton street station in Brook
10. whose blackened eyes and broken
tose attssted to the beating he had re-
,.lved. was complainant this morning
n the Adams stree, Court. Brooklyn.
isailst Ave young men whom he ac-
used of having attacked him EARLIER
N the morning in a chop suey res'su-
rant at No. ia Washington street
The prisoners said they were Patrick
kilsy of No. ~ Monroe arrest, John
sore Of No. 90 Court street. Dennis
cosYey Of no ga water street Frank
shannon Of No. - Henry strset. all OF
Brooklyn. and william Murphy Of No.
- Pike street, Manhattan. They denied
that they had attacked the policeman.
saying they had beaten him In self
defSnse when he tried to shoot them.
Ssott said that he and a friend had
been In the place when quarrel
started among the young men and he.
although not in uniform. tried to stop
Il. Thereupon the crowd turned on him
and he was compelled TO discsharre his
revolver In the air tn summon help.
The reserves from the Adams street
station. whore the report II the shoot
ing wAA heard. ran TO the restaurant
and arrested the I'VE whom Slott &C.
cusSd.
Murphy. a. spokesman for the Ava
said that this version Of the trouble
was inaccurate. He said tina, CofYey.
vino 10 known ~ the boy tenor Of
Brooklyn" had been slngins for the
sAlhcauon Of his friends. when Slot.
very drunk entered with . frend and
demanded that CofYey ding another
song. when ne refused. Murphy said.
the policeman beGan to Are at his feet.
declaring t,Lt n he would not sing he
a. least should dance. After he had
losd II. said Murphy. but when he had
only n cartridge or two in place. Cof-
ssy's friends sprang on him and beat
him badly.
Murphy said that Slot WAS In u
drunken rage and was 40 intent on
shooting someone that one Of tho re-
serves was compelled to knock Slotts
revolver frOm his grasp with several
blows OF . nightstick. Murphy said he
could Identify this policeman.
Magistrate Walsh held each o. the
young mon In 800 ball for further sx-
animation on Friday and directed that
In ne meantime the attention OF Police
Commissioner Waldo was called 10 the
prisoners charges, 90 that an !nvesti-
satson miEht be made In the Police De-
partment.
The evening world., 1913-11-10
ASKS ABOUT ALlMONY.
Ysssg Mrs. Belmont socks t. Learn
Os Husbana's Means.


MINEOI.A. l.. l.. Nov lo,-Mrs. Ray
mond Belmont. who was Ethel Lorraine
bniore her marriage to the fnanclsrs
son. applied to Justice Clark In TIE SUI
prem- Court here this morning Tor an
order to have her husband examined
N'fOfe her trial OF separation seainst
hin comes before the court. The OBJECT
OF the examination WAS to find out
young Belmonts financial ability to pay
alimony In case the former actress Is
successful in her suit
When the case Was called Belmont did
not answer and was not represented By
counsel The cas-" WAS then adjourned
10 Nov. 20 for Anal disposition. Young
Belmont could not he located at his
Hampstead residence
The evening world., 1913-11-10
BROADWAY DOES
WHEN UNCLE SAM PUTS
OPIUM IN THE FIRE
Pretty Stenographers Get a
Whit and Laggards Fall
Asleep in Park.

4 webbly. uncertain shank Of opaies-
cent smoke lifted itself over the Post
office this morning. wasxed It's crest
like the head OF python. and then
dif'ussd Itself into the finest Of gossamer
vels which spread over Broadway and
CITY Hall Park
4 paie.facsd shrunken heap on . park
bench shivered. A sigh went through
the frame In the wake Of the shiv>r.
Then . sniff and q smile.
'Ah. hop" came from below decks Of
the human dere!ic, ~ no got another
srp on himself and skunk TO sleep
Through the park came = bsvy Of
sssnoEraphcrs. They made . phaianx
of smiles and white teeth.
"Irs q blue Monday. hut oh. I don't
care" lisped a little blonde. ~ could
lust turkey and tango my way from
. TIL I without lunch. Isn't II Just, Just
tsnifC delicious today"
well. I'm glad you feel that way. for
] imagine I'm walking on clouds" said
q little red haired thing. Gee. but
susss I'm temperamental. 1t mus, be
In the air. Smells Ike o Chinese laundry
here"
Across the City Hall Plaza slouched
. messenger boy. Suddenly he took a
deep breath. smiled. placed several tele-
grams on bench. sat on them and
went to sleep.
"Dan." one Of the oldes, mai route
hersee-and one Of tho few left
crossed his front legs and began te
snsrs softly IN his nose bag. A middle
agsd cop doing picket duty on Mai
street. deliberately punched himself II
the Jaw twice. vowed to take some
thing for his liver and began walkinl
rapidly up and down. smiling 10 himself
suddenly there was . momentar,
blockade near Broadway and Barcla
streets. A motorman, who had drive
his car into the hop belt" brought
10 Q standstill. and leaning over tn
dashboard hegan telling \ cop what
lovely morning II was"
Finest morning in New York City.
foollshly replied the cop,
This brought the motormsn back
anA he drove his carload OF giggl!n
humanity out OF the laughing gone.
4 window was open on the side Q
WoolWesth cl!n. Within was . pris
stAnslvsphsr, 4 'azy smile slid owe
The evening world., 1913-11-10

sirians. as were the women and baby
rescued
The fire started in the kitchen of the
apartment of Mrs. Anna Baltzer on the
first floor. Before 1t was discovered It
had reached the duinbwaiter shaft and
an air shaft and mounted upward Mrs.
Bnltzer and the other tenants on the
FIRST and second floors got out safely.
Mrs Madge Mellick and her three
months'-old baby Gladys living on the
third floor. and Mrs Anna Mckinley.
living on the fourth floor. found the
Railways and staircases choked with
smoke.
Curran and Gassman turned In the
alarm. then ran up the stairway and
found Mrs. Meliick and Mrs. Mckinley
and tho baby unconscious. Curran car
rled out Mrs. mckinley. and Gassman, a
The evening world., 1913-11-10

powerful man. conveyed Mrs. Mellick
and her baby to the street
The policemen with their burdens got
to the sidewalk just as the iiremen ar
rived. Another policeman sent to st.
Catharine's Hospital for an ambulance
but physicians from nearby were at
work on the victims OF the smoke be-
fore the ambulance reached the scene.
The blaze was extinguished without dit
fcnltY.
The evening world., 1913-11-10

Chelsea, that vast district lying between
Fourteenth and Forty-second streets.
Fifth avenue and the North River, will
have been selected from an army OF
@0 entrants.
The last OF judging In the contest In
District No. 2 occurred Saturday after
noon at the Board OF Health MIX Sta
tion, No 2s9 Tenth avenue. when a
score OF babies were put through Their
PAGES under the eye OF DIR. Roger H.
bennett. For the most part they were
a light-hearted. laughing lot. but sew
eral were there to whom the pro-
ceedinRs seemed most tragic. Their
tears fell increasingly until the examl-
nation was completed. but fortunately
tears do not necessarily constitute bad
points and perhaps among these un-
happy youngsters may be priie-winners.
To-day marks the beginning Of judy
ing In the contest conducted At Hartley
House. No <i3 West Forty-sixth street
A large number OF babies OF the neigh
borhood have been entered In this con
test and unofiirlally those In charge
predict that there will be spirited com
petition before the winners are finally
determined. A corps of physicians and
nurses start work at O'Clock this AZ
ternOon ana from that hour until the
Judging Is complete the work will not
cease.
All Of the mothers who have entered
their babies In the Chelsea contests
have been invited to attend the child
welfare exhibit that will be held under
the auspices OF the Chelsea Neighbor-
hood Association AT Public School No
20, No IA West Thirtieth street,
Wednesday evening and Thursday eve
ming OF this week There will be motion
pictures and other entertainment
The evening world., 1913-11-10

Mrs. Mary Ilblin. for sixteen years
In cha rye Of the children's ward Of the
Seton Hospital for Consumptives at
Spuyten Duyvil. was seized with a
cerebral hemorraage to-day and died
Instantly. Mrs. Ziblin. affectionately
known as Mother Ziblin,' went to the
hospital as an orphan when she was
fifteen. She married at eighteen. Her
husband died and she returned as ST.
perinte ndent OF children In the institu-
ton. She leaves a daughter who Ia in
the Catholic orphan Asylum at WILL
iamsbr1dge.
The evening world., 1913-11-10

When Copel Rvhenstein. a peddler.
was fined = by Magistrate Appleton in
the Tombs Police Court to-day for ped
NJ OF frenzy and shouted. Highway
robber! Highway robber" and made 4
dash toward the Judge. lie was re.
The evening world., 1913-11-10

strained by james Costello, a court at
tendant. and taken to the Tombs to
serve out the Ave days in default Of the
fine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
IL naSelb1n.

tudi me smemO presto misliti in
izrazati svoja mnenja. Ravno de-
lavska zena ina bridke izkusnje.
Ravno ona - kot gospodinja -
kruto obcuti roko kapitalizma. Nj
hoe he ob6uti tako hudo siromaSt-
va in gorja oh casu bolezni in
brezde!ja, kakor ga obeuti prole-
tarska zena. Torej ako nam je pri
srcu boljsa prihodnjost nash
otrok, stopimo tudi zene v vrste
zavednega delavstva, da elm pre-
je pridemo do zazeljenega ella.
Omeniti hocem Sc nekoliko ma.
So slovensko naselbino. Tuka.j nj
veliko Slovencev. toda od ka-
Ike sloge nj med Mani ne duha in
ne sluha. Res. da so tukaj tri pod.
porna druStva. katera hi bila lah.
ko V ponos tukajsnjih rojakov,
ako hi ne bio pri TEN toliko oseb-
mega sovrastva. So gotOve osebe.
Xxi Sc smatrajo IA nekake boljse
Slovence. (Op. ured. Takih kali.
nov je tudi V Chicago dovol0, ter
bi bilo priGakovati cd NTH, da hi
res nekaj storili IA napredek ma.
selbine. Ako pa mislijo, da so IL
dovolj storili S ten, da Sc norcuje.
10 IL delavcev - sOtrpinov, Sc pa
zelo MOTTO.
Dokler Sc ne bodemo zedinili in
dokler bode trajala med rojaki or.
ma z%avist, toliko casa molcimo {
kakem napredku ali o slogi tukaj
Snjih rOjakov, da sc ne osmeSimo
kadar no pa zavladala med nam.
prava sloga, da 81 homo zelel
drug drugemu dobro, tedaj bono
Is ponOsom trdili. da Sc zavedamC
suzenjskega poloiaja, da vidimC
verge, V katere smo uklenjeni in
da hocemo skupno roka V roki zru
Siti danaSnjo zlocinsko druzbo
katera bazira ma tatvinah, ropih
in umorih.
Sestre, skupaj, da zdruieni Y
nepremagljivi falangi geraldine
elm preje most, kateri pelje IL in
dustrielne suznjosti.
Pozdrav s%odrugom in sodrugin.
jam!
Ribnicanka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
Black Diamond, Wash.

ker Sc nj bilo do sedaj menda
nobenega dopisa ''Proletarcu'
IL naSe Masculine, sem So namenil
JAZZ poslatI nekaj podatkov. da ne
bodetc mislili, ia je Sla celia tu-
kajSnja naselbina rakom zvizgat.
Della Sc Sc precej stalno. samo
zasluzek je boil skromen. Zatorej
ne svetujem nobenemu. da hi pri-
Sci iSkati della semkaj.
V druStvenem oziru Sc dovolj
dobrO napredujemo. Imamo stiri
druStva. ktera spadajo k razlic-
MIN iednOtam in zvezam. \adalje
imamO tudi rekakSen turn, ka-
teremu pravimo cerkev in kamOr
hodijo tukajSnji pobozni kristjani
oh needljah dremati. O socializ-
mu Sc tnkaj ne slisi pray posebno.
.Je nekaj takih, kteri Sc Stejejo "a
socialiste. V sploSnem pa nam lie
manjka dobrih a%gitatorjev. Ako
.hocemo doseci uspehe, potem Sc ne
smemo samo Steti IA socialiste. It'll
moramo ma delo IA socialistiGno
casopisje in druge pripomoGke.
kateri so V zvezi 2 soc. propagan-
do. Delavci vseh dezela zdrrzi-
mo Sc. ker lie ma Ia nacin bode nam
mogoce prOdreti income stebre ka-
pitalizma, ter zgraditi novo 6lo-
vesko druzbo, V kateri ne DO 60
spodarjev in ne suznjev. Posamez-
ne osebe smO V TEN bOju nicle,
pac pa lahko zdruzeni staremo We
rige. V katere smo uklenjeni. Pre-
zirajmo meScansko casopisje, ka-
terO nam skusa vedno lie Skoditi.
elias Nerodnosti'' Sc nekaj re-
penci mad "Proletarcem" i'm socia-
listen. CTo je vse skupaj majhen
fill cd strani kunStnih uredni-
kov pri &c. NJ Seveda, nam je
vseeno, kaj maze meScansko ca
sopisje, ker mi dobro vemo, da je
ena stevilka "Proletarca' "a de-
iavce wee vredna. kakor pa eel
kos edinega slovenskega dnevnika.
Delavci, lie krepko naprej "a
mas soc. dnevnik,
= soc~ialisticnim pozdravom.
VI. Podpecan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
PROTEST

druStva "sv. Barbara, st. % V
Franglin-C onemaugh. Pa. napram
elias \aroda, kateri jc bill soglas-
no sprejet ma redni mesecni sell
dine =. marca t. |. Kajti clani tega
drustva Sc popOlnoma strinjajo $
profession sobratskega druStva V
Jacksonville, Kans.. st. 80. Imeno-
vanO druStvO naglaSa V svojem
protestu ,da hi Sc dosedajne gla-
silo elias Naroda' opustilo i'm
nadOmestilo s kakim unijskim H.
stOm, kateri hi V rsnici zastopal
%interese zavednega delavstva. Do.
sedajne glasilo G.. n. je bila we'd
no in povsod prot zavednim de-
lavcem in njih naGelom; bill je
tudi prot vsaki naprednomisleci
organizaciji, katcro So mi hotela
podvreci vladi Glas Naroda". -
Da je ia resnica, pokazalo ie naSe
dosedaJne glasilo, kO Sc je zacelo
zaletavati V :. \. p. j. in izgubilo
V TEN boju do 20OO narocnikov.
Nadalje je isto glasilo (Gl. ny
tudi pokazalo. kot glasilo S. ID.
+. H., da mu MISC mar koristi ella
nov oziroma zvez. ampak posa-
meznih clanov - izkoriScevalcev,
I katerimi pelie svoi ''biznis''.
Classic "Glas Naroda" S. ID. p. u.
je samo pokazalo kako strankar-
sko je ravnalo napram tel wei.
kajti pomagalo je draft zakel.j
onim, kateri so 81 polnili zepe Z
zvezinem denarjem, ne o~ziraje Sc
ma klice in pritozbe posameznih
druStev.
IatOraj mi vsi Glani naSega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15

drustva apeliramo ma glavni cd.
Dor kakor tudi VISA sobratska dru-
silva, da vzamejo mas protest ma
znanje $ predlogom. da Sc dose.
dajne glasilO Gil. \. opusti in ma.
domesti $ kakim drugim uniiskim
listom, kateri bode V resnici delo.
val V prid zavednega deravstva
in Sc bOjeval Z mani "a naSe pra.
vice. Cas- je re, da Sc otresemo
robstva kapftalizma in STOPPING v
vrste proletariata, in da potem 2
zdruzenimi mocmi premagamo
one, XII mas poSiljajo V suzenjstvo
IN nam kratijo nase pravice.
Traj bratje sodrugi ma dan.
da pokazemo, da Sc zavedamo ma
Sih pravic.
Vsi clani drusva Sv. Barbara.
st. % V Franklin-C onemaugh. Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
Brereton, Ill.

u veseljem citam "Proletarca'
'Posebno me zanimajo dopisi, ka-
teri pridejo izpod zenske roke, da
siravno so bolj redki. Upati ie, da
Sc .bodo tudi Slovenke zacele boil
zanimati "a ~napredno ctivo in po-
kazale v javnosti, da gremo Z du-
HON casa naprei. Morda hi wee
KRAFT katera prijela "a pero, pa Sc
mogoce boji kritike cd strani MOI.
Ali to mas ne SINE zadrzevati in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15

cerkev, da Sc tam zahvalijo IA do
brote, katere dobe kOt pridni, IL
bogljivi in poslusniN delavci. Ma
mestnik bozji - ali agent v tel
naselbini, XII ina med zemljo IN
nebesom ter peklom skrivno Eve
20, tmogoce brezzicni brzojav) -
je tudi natancen elovek. Pravijo,
&c nimaS knjizice in 6e mu takoj
he das dollar, te niti spOvedati no.
ce. Je paG ravno tako kot V proda-
ialni. &c nimas knjizice ali denar,
|tudi ne dobis mic. Nj dolgo tega,
ko je sla V cerkev re bolj priletna
in siromaSna udova. Sla je, da hi
Sc spovedala in izvrsila svoje YER
ske dolznosti. Ko pride V spoved-
nico, jo agent bozji prvo vprasa
"a denar. Pove mu, ia "a nina
in da j. tudi njenin sin bolan ia
ko, da nj nikogar, kteri hi moral
kaj zasluziti. Agent. kot so vsi
|drugi, je ostal trdovraten in trdO-
vratno zahteval dollar IA spoved.
Ker ga pa reva hi imela ,jo nj ho-
tel ~spovedati. Steer zalostna in po-
trta mad takim duhovnikOm ie no
dila vseeno Sc +; cerkev. Ker je
pa dobro vedela, da ako ne DO ME
prispevala IA cerkev, tudi ne bo-
de mogla hoditi dolgo V MO. Hra-
Mia in stiskala je, da 81 je pritr-
gala en- dollar. ga nesla nato Y GER
kew ter ga polozila ma oltar pred
"bozjega namestnika'. no je BIZ
la maSa koncana, Sc odpravi in
gre IL cerkve. ker pa Ia agent nj
videl kdaj in kan je zena polozi-
la denar, je m~islil, da nj mic dala,
skoci "a MO, zgrabi jo ravno pri
wrath in zaredi prot njei ''Kako
sell upate IL cerkve oditi, ne da
hi dali dollar meni?" Uboga iena
= VISA p~restraSena - odgovOri.
Ola je polozila denar ma oltar. A
tn agent trdi, ia ga nj polOzila,
it'd. Zena. pObozna in VISA slabot-
ma mu vseeno odgovori: ''Dala
sem ga, Ge ga pa niste videli in
dObili, ste pray gotovo SLEPT. dru-
gega pa ne dam vec'. I'm odSla je
z gnievom oil NIGGA stran. Ameri-
kanec pravi Business in le bust
ness" Socialist pa pravijo: Dol
z izkoriscanjem. dol 4 nevednost-
jo in praZnoverstvom.
Socialisticen pozdrav,
Opazovalcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
Cleveland, o.

V zadnjem mojem dopisu V
"Glasilu'. sem dokazaI resnico
dovolj jasno. Pricakoval sem, da
bOde zadostovalo. Ali mas pobozni
Toncek nece moleati: re zopet je
napisal dopis, V katerem meme in
Kuznika obsoja ma veSala. zaradi
najnih dopisov V "Glasilu". Po-
grebniku nikakor ne gre V elavo.
zakaj da je izkliucen il s. n. p.
j., dasiravno Sc je sam izrazil. da