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The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
AulT LAD
IS SOME
SCRAPPER
ELIMINATION CONTEST ON ICE
POND DEVELOPS NEW WHITE
HOPE AMONG JUVENILES EN-.
JOYING THE SPORT

Ault, Dec. 30.-As the result OF
an impromptu white hope" elimi-
nation contest which took place at
the skating pond Saturday, without
purse or gate receipts Tor the win
ser, Charles Curtis, 13 year old
boy OF this place, is carrying MS
hand in a sling this week, he haV-
ing landed too hard on his hard
headed opponent, who was Two
years older than himself. The hand
is terribly swollen today, and it is
thought that a knuckle may have
been broken.
The trouble came when large
party OF boys and girls We're skat-
ing on the new pond Saturday al
ternoon. Just what the point at
issue was has not been learned, but
the principals could not arrive at q
satisfactory conclusion and decided
to prove that neither one was right
by fighting it out on the ice.
The bout was devoid of fancy
footwork, as the smoothness OF IL
ice made this manner of battling
impossible. The boys got in close
and slugged is a way that would
have made cold chills run down the
spines of Jim Flynn or Luther Me
Carthy had they witnessed the
bout. Honors were about even un
til young Curtis injured his hand
He proceeded to mix 1t Just the
same and was carrying the fight to
his larger opponent when the spec
tators, in the nineteenth round. de-
cided that the bout had gone faf
enough and parted them. declaring
the battle a draw.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
MRS. MuMPER
IS INJURED

Mrs Sarah ]. Mumper is in the
Greeley hospital suffering from a
broken hip sustained when she fell
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mumper was busy about
household duties and tripped on a
piece of carpet when the accident
occurred
She was brought from her home
north of Greeley to the hospital at
once and is getting along as we'll
as could be expected.
Mrs. Mumper is one or the pion-
eers of Greeley. She is "a years
old. A. l.. Mumper, county assessor
elect of Greeley is her son.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
BEGIN HAULING
SIlOED BEETS

Kersey, Dec. 2S.-Beet growers
of this section began on Thursday
morning the work OF hauling their
sliced beets to the local dump. This
is the last OF the crop to be de-
livered. 1t has been sliced In the
fields, and represents about % per
cent of the crop. or close to 1000
tons.
The large pile of beets which was
thrown on the ground near the
dump has been nearly all loaded.
Plenty of cars were on hand when
the hauling of the sliced beets be-
gan and it is thought that the car
shortage which gave considerable
trouble during the season is at an
end,
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
SLEEPS IN
HOUSE OF
HIS BIRTH
WOODROW WILSON SPENDS HIS
FIFTY SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
OF BIRTH IN OLD HOME AT
STAUNTON, VA.

Staunton, Va, Dec. 2S.-Con-
trary to the wishes OF his physician,
President-elect Wilson came to this
little Virginia town last night to
celebrate the fiIty-sixth anniversary
of his birth by sleeping in the room
in which he first saw light. Dr.
Carnachan, his physician. did not
want the president-elect to leave
his Princeton home but Governor
Wilson was obdurate, and insisted
on keeping his engagement with
the inhabitants OF Staunton. re-
sardless of what the consequences
might be.
"Those simple country people
have gone to a great expense and
have made extensive preparations
for my visit" he said, ''and l can
disappoint them"
1t was $50 O'Clock when the
special train bearing the president
elects party rolled into the station
here after ten hour ride from
rrinceton. Governor Wilson had
stood the trip fairly we'll. and while
he confessed to little weakness on
the way here, he nevertheless de-
clared that he expected to be in
good enough shape to speak at the
banquet tonight. which is to be the
crowning event of the old home
week" celebration.
Only once did the president-elect
leave the train, and that was al
Washington, where, with McCombs
as a companion, he met William &.
Eustis, and told him in the most
decisive terms that he wanted the
inaugural ceremonies as simple az
it was possible to make them.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
NE|mEYER IS
NOT ARRESTED

Platteville, Dec. 2S.-Fred Nei-
never. the ranchman who is alleg-
ed to have attempted to kill j,
Garner at Gowanda last Tuesday
and who was wounded in the head
when Garner returned his shot. has
not been taken into custody yet De-
cause the attending physician mas
not considered 1t advisable TO nave
him taken to the county jail before
next Monday.
A warrant charging Neimeyer
with assault with intent to XIII mas
been issued and he will be taken
into csutody as soon as his condi-
ton will permit of such action.
Neimeyer's jaw was broken, one
ear nearly torn off and his face
torn by the shot.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
LOSHA FOSTER
DID NOT El0PE

Eaton, Dec. 2S.-Miss Losha
Foster. the 16 year old girl who
was reported to have been missing
here for some time. was found on
Tuesday evening at the home OF
woman friend in town. 1t Is said
that there had been some little
troubles at home which caused the
girl to leave.
A report was given In morning
paper today to the effect that a
brother of the girl had given Ken
meth Harris black eye, believing
that he had eloped with the girl.
before Harris had time to. explain
TO him that he did not even know
her.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
HOw.s Tuvse

ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
IF. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
r. J. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obliga' .ons made
by his firm.
wALDTNo. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken intern
y. ally. actin. directly upon the blood
Testimonials sent free. Price 7Sc. per
bottle. Sold bv all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
Girls Give Leap Year Ball

Eaton. Dec. 2S.-A leap year ball
was given here last night in the
new gymnasium by about 35 young
women OF Eaton. who went forth
and escorted their gentlemen
friends to the dance hall and took
them home afterward. A delight
full time was enjoyed at the dance.
Miss McCreery and Miss Ringold of
Greeley and Mr. Bowers OF Colo
RADIO Springs were the out OF town
guests who were present.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
Celebrates Birthday

l.. T. Brownell, one OF the pio-
neers OF Greeley, celebrated his
eightieth birthday anniversary FRI
day at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. F.. +. Hart. Mr.. Brownell ts
strong, active and has the appear
ance OF a man many years younger.
He came here 40 years ago from
New York suffering from lung
trouble and had been condem ned to
die by the physicians east. The
Colorado climate effected COM
plete cure.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
Boys May Ride Sidewalk

Windsor, Dec. 2S.-At the meet
ing of the town board this week it
was decided that the carrier boys
for evening papers may ride the
sidewalks, providing they have their
wheels equipped with lamps. There
was not much business before the
meeting as pertaining to other mat
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
Brings Home = Bride

Mum, Dec. 2S-Russell D. Nc
Fetrfdge pleasantly surprised the
home folks here a few days ago
when he returned from visit in
Denver and introduced bride to
them. Miss Clemmie Wallace of
Nashville, Neb., was the young
woman who changed her name at
his request. They were married at
Englewood by Judge d. Freeman.
The couple will live at the home OF
the groom's brother, C. D. McFet-
ridge, until March /, when they will
take up their residence on their
homestead north of town.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
Ashes Cause Trouble

Johnstown, Dec. S.-As result
of throwing ashes on the ground at
the back end of the building instead
of putting them in the proper place,
1t Is said, the barber shop here
came near going up in smoke last
night. The back end of the build
ing caught fire. but the blaze was
discovered in time to be easily put
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
Leave for Coast

Mrs. d. NJ. Lowell and her daugh-
er-in-law, Mrs. r. NJ. Lowell OF Con-
necticut, lett today for California,
where they will spend the winter.
They will go to San Francisco, Los
Angeles San Diego and other points
of interest.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02

Roy Adams. who Is attending the
Iowa State Agricultural college Mt
Ames, Ia. is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Adams.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02

J. T. Thompson returned to his
home in Snyder Saturday after
spending Christmas with his daugh
ter, Mrs. S. A. Mitchell.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
HENRI CANDLIN
Public StenOgrapher
NOtary pub1ic

Am nov prepared to do all
kinds OF reporting. typewrit-
ing. mimeographing and motor
iai work, with neatness and dis
patch. Private Office for dicta-
ton. Have typewriters for sale
or rent. Best ribbons and caro-
ous for sale. Suite 25. First Na.
tional Bank block. Phone Weld
635.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02

Buy your CORN at the Farmers
Mercantile Co., special price to
feeders.
The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02
J. v. H. B.
Sales Dates

ADD BROWNIES AID -. .... :.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. S.-On the
Mumper farm mile north of Gree
ley on Eleventh avenue road. 12
horses, implements, chickens and
other fowls. L. ID. JEFFREYS.
TUESDAY, JAN. A. One mile
north, half mile east of Farmers
Spur. on the old Cole ranch. Nine
head horses. l COW, implements,
household goods. etc.
GEORGE ERsIG.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15.-At Au-
burn beet dump, miles southeast
of Greeley. l mile south and 2h
miles east of Evans. Seven head
horses and colts, implements. four
passenger REQ automobile, dozen
chickens, Canada seed oats, alfalfa
hay. household goods.
Y. f.. WILKINSON
MONDAY. JAN. 2O.-Seven miles
east, l mile north of Greeley,
miles north of Kersey. 1 mile south
and / mile west of Gill. horses,
3 good milch COWS, 1 heifer calf,
implements, household goods. chic
kens, etc. l.. W. SHCLER.
j. v. II. BROWNE
AHetioAeer. Pheae franklin 1l7
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
MANIFESTO IMEN - sTEvILKE

kapitalisti zaZnamujeio svoje
suznje s Stevilkami kakor credni-
ki ma Zapadu svojo credo. DELAY
cev ne poznajo in ne kliGeio pc
imenih, temvec samo pc stevil-
kah kakor kaznjence V jetnisni-
cab. To je pac V soglasju z danas-
MIN sistemom. koje delovna sila
komoditeta ma trgu in Sc prodaje
in kupuje kot vsako drugo blago.
V tovarnah American Window
Glass kompanije Y Derry, Pa, je
bilo pred nekaj dnevi vec suznjev
ubitih. Koliko - tega ne poroca-
10, kajti 10 nj vazno! Ko so hoteli
poizvedeti "a imena ponesreGen-
oev. odgovoril ie poslovodja
"Njih imena so nam neznana. Po-
mali smo jih lie pc stevilkah.'
Tako so revezi izginili V wee
most kot muhe. ne da hi kdo vedel,
kdo so in cd kod so. Lep sistem !
Zivio kapitalizeml - z drugi
strani pa slisimo da bi socializem
unicil inGUidualnost cloveka. IA
KriScevo voljo,- ce socialism
delavcu ne DO zatajil drugega sal
y imena delavcu ne bo zatajil in
ga nadomestil z numaro'. Indivi-
dualnost V kapitalistitni druzbi,
kolikor pride mezdni delayec V
postev, ie prayi Joke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Socialist zmagali zdruzene kapi
talisticne stranke.

V Two HarbOrs, MINI. so bile
sedai mestne vOlitve, pri katerih
so izsli socialist kot zmagovalci.
Stare, do kosti korumpirane stran
Ike so uvidela, da MISC V stanu
premagati socialistov, ako so raz-
cepljeni V republikanski in demo
kratski tabor. Zvesti bratci, ka-
teri so Sc vedno bill emo in isto,
so sprevideli, da ne gre drugace,
kakor da ~poskusijo metodo, kate
ro so gospodje kapitalisti uredili
v Milwaukee. Zdruzili so sc vsi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Pobozni irski zelezniSki skebie
romali ma "bozio pot.

Burlington, n. i. Pobozni Irci.
kateri ma tukajsnii zeleznici oprav
ljajo umazano sluzbo "skebov",
so Sc "a en- dan odtrgali cd svoje
imenitne sluzbe, da dostojno po-
caste svojega patrona, sv. "Patri-
ka" paradno V cerkvi. (Cudno,
jake cudno, da imajo tudi skebi
svojega patrOna, zaScitnika in
svetnika V nebesih). Strajkariem
Sc je seveda neumno zdelo, zakaj
da bi hodili ii skebski junaki Sc
svetnika draft, ter so jim hotel
nekoliko pomagati, da bi te poboz-
ne dusice pref ko mogOce dospele
DO ella svoje romarske poti. Ako
hi lepi bozjepotniki ne imeli "a
varstvo cello vojsko angeljev va
ruhov, bi vsekakor imeli lepo "bo-
zjo pot". Mad sto policajev je mo-
ralo korakati poleg Irskih brat
cev, da MISC potili krvavega krize-
vega pota, katerega so jim name
Mill razkaceni strajkarji. Slava
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
NoRosTI.

- Neki pijanec je zadnji torek
ustrelil grSkega kraIja Jurija Y
Solunu.
Predsednik Wilson je urad-
no eestital ruskemu carju, kateri
praznuje tristoletnico vladanja
svoje trinoske in rabcljske rodo-
vine. Fnol Wilson je pac demo-
k-r-a-tl
Neki protestantsld duhovnik
V Sallemu, ILL.,, je pred kratkim
vodil cello drhal cd SAUNA do sa-
luna, ki je razbijala Sipe in ste
klenice in iztakala pijaco ma uli-
co. Ia duhoven paG ne da dosti
ma molitev - on ina wee we're V
&rektno akcijol
- Jeklarski trust je sklenil vse
svoje tOvarne V So. Chicago po-
barvati z belo barvo. Delavci, ra-
dUjte SCI
- Boweryeva komisija v New
Yorku poroca, da je V Zedinjenih
drzavah 100000 dalevcev brez
della. Prosperitetal
- Wilsonova vlada je priznala
razbojnisko Diaz-Huertovo Waldo
V Meksiki, Xxi temelji ma umoru
in ropu. Kitajske republike pa ce
nj priznala. Lepa "demokracija''
vlada v Washingtonul
- Starr trinog Porfirio Diaz in
miliarder J. Pierpont Morgan po-
tujeta skupaj IL Egipta prot
Ameriki. Diaz je med potio kre-
nil prot Rimu, da obisce papeza.
Cnmpagnia bella.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Cakanje rezultata.

Nedavno tega smO poroGali, da
Sc je iznaslo novO zdravilo roper
Jetlko in da Sc sedai vrSe posku-
Snle o resnicnoSti istega. Mi pri-
cakujemO rezultata. Tudi ako Sc
isti izkaze. da ie popolnoma IL
speSen. bo 5 enc potrebno IL
bolJSati zdravie, katero Sc pa IL
bolJSa lie ako Sc izbolisa aDetit in
prebavo. Da Sc to doseze priporo-
camo dobro znano Trinerievo
zdravilno grenko vino. Ono sci
Stt popolnoma prebavne organe.
llh tudi pOspeSuje in izbolisa.
10 Je tudi vzrok. da ie to zdravi-
10 pribljubljeno. Trinerjevo anne
riSko grenko vino hi moral ra-
biti vsi oni, XII omaio slab apetit,
h trpe ma slabi prebavi. konsti-
paciii in sla!bosti. Ma prodaj =
lekarnah. Jos. rinTer. 1888 -
1889 SO. Ashland ave, Chicago.
iii. Revmatizem DO zilah in gil
dab bi Sc moral zdraviti z Tri-
nerievim linimentom.
Advertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

skupaJ V sladki nadi, da ma Ia ma
EN- premagajo socialiste. Prislo
pa Je drugaGe. Socialist so pozeli
zdruzene kapitalistiGne nasprot-
nike tako, da Jill brzkotne ne bo-
de wee veselilo utikati nos V NEST
no upravo. Kandidat zdruzineh
kapltalistov "a zupana: Il. z.
Christensen, je dobil 372 glasov.
Dotim je kandidat IA zupana ma
soc. tiketu, kateri Sc je moral bo-
ritl proti zdruzenim kapitalistom
katerl pri takih prilikah ne Ste
dijo denarja - prodrl Z 400 gla-
sow.
Socialism marsha vedno ma
pref, vkjub temu, da nam me
Scanski kolegi pri G.. n. predba-
%civajo, da ga neokretno propagi-
ramo. lmamo pac veG sreee. ka-
kor pa oni pri naprednih jedno.
tab.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Socialist necejo cd vojne nicesar
sliSati.

20 celej Franciji pOsebni pa V
Parizu razvila Sc je zivahna anti
militaristiGna propaganda prot
novemu vojaSkemu zakonu. kateri
hoce zopet upeljati 3letno vojaSko
sluzbo. kOt pOsledica tie anti-mili-
taristicne propaganda in nezaup-
nica novemu kabinetu ter pred,
sedniku Poincare - ie bila velika
demonstracija V Parizu. katero pa
so mislili i~zviigati rojalisti. kar
Jim pa nj uspelo.
Komaj je pradsednik shoda
odprl shod, 81 Sc rojalisti ma vse
grlo zaceli dreti rekoc: mi no.
cemo Alzacijo." eyes svet do
reke Rena o biti zopet fran
coski.' dol Z Jauresom."
To jc bio seveda zaGetek nemi-
ROY. Socialist st jim takoj cd
g%ovorili: dol z brrzoazno Via
do! Dol z militarizmom Dol z tri-
letno vojasko sluzbo.'' Socialist
videc, da je nemogoce obdrzava-
II shod in gOvore, dokler bodeio
V dvorani %pritepeni roialisti, ka-
teri so bill najeti cd Wade. da mo-
tiJo zborovalce - so ubrali mai
krajso pot. Pometali so nepotreb-
ne rojaliste ma ulico, in petorica
razgrajacev je menda tudi tezko
poSkodovanih.
kadar .ie bila dvorana cista od
r%Ojalisticnih razgrajacev Sc je
shod pricel. Med shodom Sc ie
pred dvorano zopet nabralo kakih
800 rcjalistov, katere pa policiia
nj pustila Y dvOrano. Rojalisti
razjarjeni da ne morejo rabbit
shoda, so Sc priduSali, da bodejo
socijaliste pretepli, kadar bode.jo
zapusGali dvorano. 10 pa je po
ShOdu 1000 socialistov Y demon
Strativnem obhOdu korakalo pc
ulicah in prepevali "Internacio-
nalo", - nj bilo nit enega roja-
lista ma %spregled.
Tukaj je zopet eden dokaz pO-
leg brezStevilnih druzih. da .ie
socializem edini, kateri stoji ma
braniku IN i%ntereSe delavskega
razreda. Edino lie socialist gredo
ma ulico ter odprto povedo, da
prOletarci ne zele vojne temvei
kruha. Tudi mi Sc pridruzujcmo
naSim francoskim sodrueom. ter
kliGemo burzoaziji: Doll Z vojno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

Slepar v duhovniski oblek.

IL Monakovega porocajo :Nekako
tri leta je potoval pc Avstriiskem
in NemGiji slepar, preoblecen V
duhovniSko Obleko. Obiskoval je
bogate laiike, Skofe, samostane in
zavode, Nabiral ie denar "a maj
razliGnejSe pObozne namene. Po-
toval je v spremstvu mladega,
lepega dekleta in ga predstavljal
"a svojo sestro. V treh letih je ma
bral okolo 5000 dolarjev. V Neu-
wiedu so sleparja aretirali. Dejal
je, da Sc pise Oskar Szegh in da
je donna z Ogrskega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Stralkarice v Pittsburg, Pa. nece
10 verieti Oliverjevemu blufu.

Oliverjevi Strajkarji V jeklarni
lndustriJl, pc ve6ini dekleta. so
dobili obvestilo cd tvorniSkega
ravnatcljstva. da vsakdO cd Straj-
%karjev. katcri bi Sc predrznil pri-
druziti kakSnemu demonstrativ-
MENU obhodu po meStu. da potem
nikdar wee ne dobi della pri coli
YER druzbi. Strajkarji pa. name
Sto da bi upoStevali ponizni ma
Svet zvezinega senatorial Oliveria
SO pa ukrenili drugace. Takoj
Sc jih je zbralo mad tri tisoc sku-
paj, ter V lepem sprevodu odkora-
Kali Z delavskega predmestia V
mesto pred socialistiCno dvorano.
no so Sc pred socialistiGnim do
nom njihove vrste Sc zdatno 20
mnozile, so ~odkorakali sk,Ipno
cez most ma Wood st. in Oliver
Ave, kjer ina njegova ekselenca
United States senator Oliver
sNoJO plSarno. GoSpodu SeEatorju
so potem delavci in delavke zape-
Ii zastonj en- par lepih delavskih
pesmi, kar mu pa gotovo nj bio
vSec.
V sprevodu so nosili Strajkarii
mnogo zastav in pomembne napi-
Sc, kakor: "Dvanaist ur "a 60
e%entov.' Lincoln .je osvobodil
trne %suznje. Pomagajte osvoboditi
"SVOBODNE" Oliverjeve belle
%suznje". Demonstracijska parada
Sc je zvrsila Y najlepSem redu.
vklJub temu, da so nekateri poll
caJi skusali izigrati s~trajkarje. da
bi potem imeli vzrok Jill pometati
v Jece. Strajkarji upajo, da bodo
kmalu dosegli zmago. Ne lie, da Sc
dobro razumejo. temvec Sc vedno
move cete zapusGajo tovarno. ter
Sc pridruzujejo svojim tovarisem.
da jim pomagajo V tezkem boju.
katerega bojujejo 2 kapitalizmom
"a boljSo bodo6nCst delayskega
razreda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
700 deklet zapustilo tovarno "a
porcelanske izdelke.

East Liverpool, Ohio. Sedem-
sto deklet, zaposlenih v tukajSniih
tovarnah IA iz~delovanje porcela-
ma je odSla ma Strajk. Straikarice
zahtevajo S urno delo, bOliso pla-
60 in %pripoznanje unije. Bossi Sc
sedaJ Sc predrzno obnaSajo,
pripravljeni so pac ustrecti vsem
drugim zahtevam. samo glavne
zahteve Strajkaric, MANFRED pripo-
znanje l. w. w. unije, delodajal-
,ci pod nobenimi pogoji neGejo
priroznati. Ako bOdejo dekleta
ustlLjale, bodejo tudi to zahteyo
lahko dosegle, in STEER ze zaradi
tega, ker druzba cd nikoder ne
more dobiti skeboy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

"Amerikanski Sloyencc" nami-
guje svojim Gitateljcm. da je
AlekSo SinaS morilec grSkega
kralja Jurija - socialist. To je
ravno TAXA laI, kakor je bila
ostudna laz prekooceanskih kle-
rikalnih listov, kateri so pisali, da
Je bill klerikalec ''Kunshak" ka-
teri je umoril socialistiGnega
drzavnega poslanca Schumacher
- socialist. Mi ne trdino. da je
"Grk' Sinas klerikalec. ker ne
cemo naSim nasprOtnikom delati
kr1vice. Mi smo "a naGelni boj, ne
pa IA lazi. Ravno tako pa tudi cd
iocno odklaniamo podtikavanja.
da bi bill "Sinas" socialist. Vsai
mi mic ne vemo o TEN. Kolege
okoli \. s. pa uliudno prosimo.
ola maj bodo malo boil dosledni.
ker drugaGe Sc vas bode sramova
vas ucenik..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Charles Edward Russell.

Dne g. aprila, oh 2:3O popoldne
bode govoril princes Theatre
ma Clark St. craven Jackson
Boulevarda, c. +. Russell.
Russell je eden najboljSih Zee ze
ne naJboljSi) pisatelj in easnikar
V Ameriki. Sovenskim delavcem,
kateri zele slisati dobrega social.
sticnega govornika. priporocamo,
da mai Sc tega shoda udeleze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

L sluzbenci in SET pri nekem
slovenskem dnevniku Sc radi tr-
kalo ma prsi. rekoG da so social
stl. Mogoce Sc Vi cato smatrate
Ia s~ocialiSte ker vedno rezete
clanke IL sOcialisticnih listov?
kaj ne fantie in mozje, socialist
mso tepci. temvec nadarjeni in
intelegentni delavci, kateri INA
10 pisati takO dobre Glanke, da so
tudl meScanskim kolegom vSeC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25
Breezy Hill, Kans.

TukajSnja Dickinson Co. je
xapfla rov Stew. 6. SploSno sc 60
yori, da v kratkem casu zapre Sc
enega. ze sedaj je Okrog 200 pre-
rogarjev prizadetih.
s proletarskim pozdravom
John LekSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

Witt, Ill.

Mammalian vsem sOdrugom ma
sega kluba, da Sc bodo cd sedaJ
.aprej vse redne meseene seize vr-
siie vsaki prvi cetrtek V mesecu,
90 sedmi uri zvecer V navadnih
prostorih.
John Tavornik, tajnik,
soc. kluba stew. 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-25

sv. "Patriku'', kateri ina tako
lepe in zveste podanike. Gas je
&c, da bodeno enkrat tudi naSe
kolege okoli elias Nmoda" upra
sail. 6e imajo tudi oni sv. "Patri-
ka' "a patrona.)