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The Washington times., 1913-04-02
Washington Florists
To Attend Exhibition

Washington florists plan to have one
Of the most beautiful floral displays oil
the exhibition at the New York Flower
Show. which commences Saturday in
New York. Representatives of Wash.
ington will leave kere next Monday
morning In a special train and will be
Joined at Baltimore by the delegations
from that city. About fifty exhibitors
will 60 from here.
Final arrangements for the trip were
made at the meeting of the Washing
ton Florists Club last night. o. A. c.
Oehmler is secretary Of the club. II
was decided to hold the annual banquet
of the organization during the last week
in April. The exact time and the place
will be selected by the committee, OF
which w. F. GUIDE is chairman.
The Washington times., 1913-04-02
when classes that appeal especially to
young women will be Judged.
Motorcyclist, Attacked
By Vertigo, Is Injured

Attacked with vertigo while riding a
motorcycle at Second street and Flor
ida avenue northwest today. Charles
Dittman, thirty years old. of g. I street
northeast, fell and was hurt about the
head and face. He was taken to the
Casualty Hospital.
The Washington times., 1913-04-02
SECRETARY WILSON
IS F|FTY-ONE TODAY
Labor Department Head Oh.
serves Day He Was Born,
in Bonnie Scotland.

Secretary of Labor Wf!liam B. Wilson.
first representative the union interests
have had in a Presidential Cabinet for
years. is celebrating his fifty-first birth
day anniversary. He was born in
Blantyre, Scotland. April ., 1862. His
The Washington times., 1913-04-02

High and low heels. plain and
tipped toes. Hand-turned and
sewed soles. Every approved
shape of the season to choose
from.
The Washington times., 1913-04-02
Gotham Gives s5oo,ooo.

NEW YORK, April 2-with the
subscription of $4,000 today. New
York's contribution to the flood relief
fund totals $500,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
BY FRED l.. BOALT.

'This is my last season." said
John l.. Sullivan.
We thought he was joking. But
he wasn't.
my last season." he repeated.
I've got COW back home that
IL calve in May, so I've got to get
back"
We asked him what he thought
of the present crop of 'hopes," of
President Wilson, of the high cost
of living, and the Balkan war.
mix on that stuff" he said.
eve been handing out dope for
the newspaper lads 80 years and
more. But now I'm through. I've
fought and I've monologued and
I've earned ten barrelsful of gold
and tossed them away. I don't
regret any of the things I've done
though some of them were fool
ish-and I'd do them all over
again If was young. But
81 told the bonehead who has
charge of the place while I'm
away to build stall in the barn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
SALT PLANS
GOOD CARD
FOR FRIDAY

Austin and Salt A. @. withhold
SMOKER in Seattle Friday night.
AS a headliner Danny O'Brien.
lightweight champion of the
Northwest, will tangie up with
Ernie Barrieau. Canadian conten-
der for the championship. In
singing this match, Dan Salt.
matchmaker for the club, has OBJ
tanned the best material that it
was possible. O'Brien is In a class
all by himself when It comes to
cleverness and In Barrieau VIII
meet a man who IL an old hand
at the boxing game. Joe Bay4ey.
Canadian champion, has been
side-stepping Barrieau for the
past year and IL is probable that
|O'Brien will find himself without
a title after Friday nights CON
test.
Joe Hill of Tacoma will meet
Charley Givvens and Romeo Ha-
gen and Billy Weeks, old rivals In
the squared ring, will clash in the
wind-up.
Many Tacoma fans are expect
ed to attend the smoker. The
Puget Sound Electric railroad has
Arranged to hold It's last fnterur-
ban till the fight is over, SO Taco
mans may return the same night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
LAST SEASON SAYS JOHN L.
VERY ANXIOUS FOR FARM
800 90 80 90 80 90
so HE'S GOING TO HIS HOME

for the cow that's going to calve,
and I've just had a letter from
my wife telling me he has not
done it. I've got to get there be-
fore the calf does.
"I've got 10 acres back in
Massachusetts,, and it's enough. I
raise potatoes, and If the people
don't eat 'em, the pigs will. I've
got so pigs.
"My wife is there, and she's
lonely. She wants me to give up
travelling about, but until lately I
couldn't see 1t her way. But
somehow the notions got me to
quit the circuit and go home to
stay.
Cheese It, now! I don't care
whether Luther McCarty is wor-
thy to wear the crown l once wore
or not. won't compare present.
day fighters with those of my
time. can raise as good pota-
toes as any one, I've got to be on
hand when that calf arrives, and
Pm going home"
This interview Is absolutely
unique
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

boxing game--in fact, she rather
likes 1t. Miss Slert is from Santa
Monica, where her father is a con-
tractor. The family held high
rank among the old Spanish stock
OF Southern California. Miss Slert
Is beautiful; of the brunette type
and OF medium weight, height
and build.
She claims she can do 1873
pounds at 3 O'CLOCK at the altar
side. She is Just 20 years old
She and Joe left for Denver i'm
mediately after the marriage and
win remain there a week, then go
Ing to Chicago, where Mrs. Rivers
will remain the guest OF Miss Dol
ly Levy, sister of Joe's manager.
while the fighter goes to New
York to meet Leach Cross som,
| time In April
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
ATHLETES ARE READY FOR
BIG INDOOR MEET AT
Y. M. E.. A. NEXT FRIDAY

Candidates for the track meet
to be held by the Pierce County A.
A. Friday night in the Y. NJ. O. A.
were given a chance to show what
they could do at the High school
yesterday afternoon. Coach Bell
is counting on winning this meet
and has been putting his men
through a vigorous line of work in
preparation. The team selected
after last nights workout is COM
posed of Deegan, Roberts, Mulvey,
Perkins, Lewtas, Hart, Gallagher,
Crane, Rushmer, Gilbert, Horjes,
Bonnell, Bandy, Mcleod.
The relay team will be made up
of the sprint stars and will in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

clude Roberts, Deegan, Mulvey,
Lewtas, Perkins and Hart.
Several interesting races mark
ed the competition for places on
this all star aggregation, in the
.try-outs yesterday. In the mile
run Letwas and Gallagher finish
ed in a dead heat, with Fortier
only a few PAGES behind, and in
the half mile Perkins nosed Lew
tas out for first place by inches
only with Hart a close third.
In every contest the first two
were picked as representatives in
Fridays meet.
At the u. P. S., Whitworth and
the Y. M. @. A. the track teams
are working hard to overcome the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

Minus but two of last years
championship track team, pros
poets for another championship
year were never better. An in
door track meet Friday will be
the first workout the squad has
had. Regular practice will start
in the stadium Monday afternoon,
under the direction of Coach Bell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
WIN BY k.O. SAYS ANDERSON

(By United Press Leased Wire.,
Los ANGELES, March H.
Ten rounds is the outside limit for
Saturdays 20 round bout at ver-
non, set today by both principals
Bud Anderson of Vancouver
and a dozen other points of the
Pacific Northwest, and KNOCKOUT
Brown of New York.
Each lad has predicted that he
will settle the aspirations of the
other before the first double num-
Der session rolls around. Ander-
son really believes that he win ad-
minister tho knockout punch
much earlier than this but ex-
planned that he set the tenth as
a conservative limit Just to be on
the safe side. Brown Ia as con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

Tacoma fans are strong. for
Bud Anderson. Bud Is Wash
ington boy, although he is billed
as Portland product. The
stringent laws In this state
caused Anderson to do most of
his boxing in Oregon, where he
defeated everything In sight, real
old-fashioned. Bud is a 10 to 8
favorite over the left-handed de-
mon. and Los Angeles fans are
touting him as a sure conner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

natural lead the High school has
in having a regular track team
entered. Several good men, To-
Gated at Falkland, will enter I'M
der the colors of the Falkland A.
G. Billy Storasslie is entered In
the weight events and IL be
counts for anything, Bill han
these events won already. Bill
weighs in the neighborhood of
220 and is as active as cat.
At U. P. s., Sutherland Is look
ed upon as their best chance to
return a winner in any event.
Sutherland will enter the mile
and the half. Benadom, another
all-round athlete, will enter the
standing and running high jumps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

Los ANGELES. CAL, March 10.
Miss Pauline Slert, one of the
most beautiful Spanish girls Of
Southern California, became the
bride of Joe Rivers. the crack
lightweight pugilist. Miss Slert
and Rivers have been sweethearts
for eight years.
1t was case of love at first
sight. She has no objections
whatever to his continuing In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

Murray. who made such a cred
table showing In the box for the
first team last year, Is rounding
into shape fast and promises to do
even better this year. Murray is
a "spit BALI artist and has them
swinging wild when his "spitter"
is going good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
High School Notes
BY Olin Graham.

With any number of good
ball players turning out for the
ball team, indications point to a
strong team in the national sport.
The selection of first team from
the "bunch" of likely candidates
will be on job that Coach Baird
Is not relishing.
The Tigers will be the Stadium
Highs first victims. They play
the Tigers on April 8. An at
tempt will be made to sign up an
other practice game previous to
this.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

fident that the same period will
,see Anderson beaten boy.
Both fighters worked hard to-
day. Tomorrow will make the
wind-up of their training. Bet
ting remains at 10 to with An
derson favorite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12
Short Sport

Dan Salt was in Tacoma yester-
day. Dan Is one of the most pro-
gressive promoters in the North
west, and always draws good
crowds, and gives them their
moneys worth.
Battling Rose says he has a
match with Jack Turner of San
Francisco. We never heard of
either of them until Rose broke
into the limelight with chal-
lenge to any of the 170-pounders
here the other day. -~--v,y
John L. Sullivan says he would
like to see every state in the
Union adopt meausre similar to
the one passed by the senate
Monday.
Joe Hill, the South Tacoma
105-pounder, will have trouble
entering the ring at that weight
again. Joe is gaining in weight
rapidly and will soon be heavy
enough to meet bantams.
AL Crane is almost a sure win
ner in the standing broad jump
and the running high jump.
Crane has record of better than
six feet in the high jump, and
anyone that beats this will have
to go some.
Art Yordy, who has boxed in
Tacoma number of times, an
nounces his retirement from the
squared ring. Yordy is billed to
meet Romeo Hagen In Belling-
ham on the Gath of this month.
and states that it will be bis last
appearance In the game.
III that ten-round boxing bill
becomes law, 1t will mean that
the fans will get more for their
y. The promoters will all be keen
to put on the best cards, and
plenty of good sport will result.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-12

Spike Roberts Is depended upon
by the High school to win the
2b,. so and 100 yard dashes at
the Pierce County track meet FRI
day at the X. M. O. A. gym.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Ely, MINI.

Ma skrajnem severn Minncso-
te Sc nahaia mesto Ely. ohraSten
ma okolo Z gozdovi ter cd encga
kraja obdano Z iezeri. Prrbival-
cev je mad polovico Slovencev, le
nekaj malaga Jill .ie zaposlmih po
trgovinah in drugih podobnih
prostorih.
Tukaj smo imcli pri treh mai
hnih neodvisnih rudnikih straik,
zahtevali smo %povisanje place,
kar smo pri dveh rudnikih tudi
dosegli. Namrec pri "Lucky boy"
in "Section thirty. Boil trdosr-
cna pa je bila chandler Iron
Company. Mogoce hi tudi tn do
bill. da nj prfskocil druzbi ma po-
moe znani delavski prijatelj ely
Ski mayor in seneralni superin-
tendent "Oliver Iron Company.
Charles Trezona. Da. enkrat .ie
cello postal svoje policmane ma
kraj strajka, dasiravno so bill ii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Witt, nj.
Narocnik

Nisem Sc cital dopisa il nase
naselbine v "Proletarcu'', dasi-
ravno .je tukai okoli 60 Slovencev
Kar Sc tice delavskih razmer, nj
so pray ugodne. Row stew. 1. We
cinoma stapa. Rov Stew. 2. je pa
prenapolnjen, tako, da tudi nj We
likega zasluzka. Zatorej svarim
rojake, da bi hodili semkaj iskat
delo, ker je tudi tukaj ~precejsne
stevilo brezposelnih.
Ia porocati imam tudi emo Ia
lostno novice. Dne 2. aprila Je
bill ustreljen mas sobrat Milan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

ma strajk. Zahtevali so pripoznan
.je unije Western Federation of
Miners in % centov poviSanja
place ma dan. Bogata druzba je
napovedala delavcem, da ako ne
grejo nitro nazaj delati, da sc ru-
dotopilnica opusti, strajkarji pa,
da maj gredo kamor hO6ejo. To
vse seveda nj bio niGesar druze-
ga, kakor pristni ameriSki kapita-
listiGni "bluf". Vkljub temu so
pa delavci temu "blufu" verjeli
ter sli delati nazaj V rudotopilni-
co iii sicer "a p centov - manic
place, kakor so pa imeli pred IA
eetkom Strajka. - Zvedel sem
tudi, da Sc je neki strahopetec
preoblekel V zensko krilo, ter ia
ko nasemljen smuknil V rudotO-
pilnico skebat, da bi ga vendar
kdo ne spoznal. Radoveden sem.
kdo bi mogel take zverine organi-
zirati. Pc mOjem mnjenju bi bilo
Sc naibolj pametno, ako zbobna-
mo vse ameriske Skebe skupaj,
in nato mai Sc Jill eXportira ma
Balkan, da Jim Turk izvojujeio
zlatO SvobOdo.
DalaVep
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Louisville, Colo.

Tudi JAZZ hocem nekoiiko poro-
cati, kakO Sc nam godi V severni
Colorado. Tukaj smo re tri leta
ma Strajku in Sc Sc ne We. kedai
bode Strajk koncan. Kapitalistic-
nj oderuhi Sc ne brigajo "a mas.
ker imajo zadostno Stevilo ske-
bow. Mas podpira L. VI. w. of A.
NaSim unijskim bratom smo pray
IL srca hvalezni "a podporO. ker
drugace hi moral lakote umreti.
Mi Sc hocemo zvesto drzati orga-
nizacije ter nikdar postati .Tudezi
delavskega raZreda.
u veseljem citam "Pr0letarca"
kadar vidim V MEM porocilo, da
Sc nasi brati vedno boil zanimaio
"a organizacije. Seveda .ie Sc We
dino najti dovoli delavcev, kateri
so zgubljeni, kakor ovce brez pa
~stiria.
Po moth mislih so kapitalisti
"a nekatere zarukane delayce Sc
predobri. Dobe Sc delavci, kateri
hi Sc vedno hvalili k~apitaliste ka-
ko da so dobri, in potem &c hi jih
tudi "bosi" pretepali s palicami.
V Globville pri Denveriu so sli
delavci V tamoSnji rudotopilnici
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
oDMEv IL PENNSYLVANIA.

Konvencija s. d. p. u. je pred
durmi. NaSa dolinost .je, da po-
znamo pravi vzrok izvanredne
konvencije. - In ia ie: primanj
kliaj V hlagajni "a $662.95. mogo-
&c .je, da Sc bodc Sc kaj vec pro
naSlo?!
Ker je blagaina S. ID. p. y. pre-
kratka "a navedeno svoto, pc
krivdi blagajnika in predsednika,
mOramo wet dejstvo. hi bodo
,ormirale resnicen process prot
omcnjenim clanom Iveze.
V uradu blagajnika je dvom-
1.-Two poslovanje re cd leta 1910.
V blagajni je nastal primanjkliaj
V letu 1911; par poznejc
.ic bilo poroGano V listu Proletar-
Gu. da Sc V Conemaugh pricakuie
drzavnega revizorja, ker blagaj-
niSke knjige neke Iveze MISC o..
X. Ma to igjavo je sledil odgovor
V "Gl. Narodu". XII ga je sfabri-
ciral blagajnik Pajk, V MEM nj
zanikal nicesar in nicesar primal,
kot to. da kdor nj clan Sc ne SINE
vtikati V po%slovanje 81. odbora
Iyeze
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
West Newton, Pa.

NaznanJam tuznO vest, da smo
naSli dine 20. suSca ostanke cd
trupla Jozefa Zelingera, kateri lie
utonil Yagh river dne 16 sve-
cana. POgreb Sc je vrsil dine 27.
marca, da smO izrocili materi
zemlJl nJegove Ostanke. Zahvalju-
Jem sc vSem tukajsnjim roiakom
In r%oJakinjam, posebno pa drust-
vom, katerih je bill clan, izrekam
ma TEN mestu srcno zahvalo. Tu-
kaJsnja godba mu .je zaigrala en-
par zalostink. Lahka mai mu bo-
de tuja grudal
Usojam 81 tudi upraSati nase
ocete pri S. ID. p. H.. kie da ie
vsota $662.95. Nekateri dole 81.
blagajnika Ivan Pa.jka. drugi 81.
tajnika Viljem Sitarja, zopet dru
81, da je vse skupaj zakrivil mad
zorni odbor. Sedaj pa v resnici ne
VEN, komu maj Glovek verjamef
10 Sc je vrSila redna konvenci-
ia 1911, je novoizvoljeni glavni
odbor slOvesno izjavil. da bode
deloval praviGno in poSteno V ko-
rist Zveze. Sedai Sc pa vidi, da
Je nekdO svojo obljubo prelomil
ma skOdo in Y pogubo vseh CLANCY
"Zveze'. Ako je re bill primanj-
klJaJ 1912, zakaj ste ga vendar
zamolGali. Kje so bill trimesecni
racuni? Sedai pa dajete eden dru
gemu psOvke in Sc prepirate pc
casopisih. Vsakdo mai hi bill pra-
vino delal, pa bi ne bio potreba
teh ogromnih stroSkov.
PriporoGam bratom delegation,
da maj skrbno pazijo, katerega
bodo i%zvolili V novi 81. odbor, da
Sc ne bOde wee kaj tacega pripe-
tito pri nasi vrli organizaciji, ka-
kor Sc je sedaj. JAZZ upostevam
dopis sestre Penko IL Clevelanda,
o. Proved osebni dopisi ne skodu-
JeJo Same posameZnim osebam,
temvec cell organizaciji.
Bratski pozdrav vsem clanom
in clanicam S. d. p. u. posebno
pa bratom delegation in sestram
delegatinjam. Ma svidenje ma
konvenciji V Clevelandu!
JoSip ZorkO, delegat.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
l. maj ie prank v~esoljnega
delavstva.
IMENIK
dosedaj naznanjenih delegatov S. D. P. z "a prihodnio konvencio

JakOb BrenGiG, C~onemaugh, Pa.
Mihael Gene, Johnstown. Pa.
Franc P~avlovcic. Conemaugh. Pa.
Anton Gerbec, box 30. Lloydell. Pa.
Pooblastilo CLAW. odborniku V. Sitter-ju.
Stefan Fabric, box As, Garrett, Pa.
Franc Zurman, Claridge, Pa.
Pooblastilo glav. odbrniku NJ. Krivc-u.
Martin hlimar, Sl2 Chesnuth St, Johnstown, Pa.
Ivan Blaine, box IS, Newcomer. Pa.
Alojzj Sterile, Dunlo, Pa.
Lovrenc Sajn, box 1O5, HOLLYWOOD. Pa.
Anton Korbar, box I, Edenborn, Pa.
Ivan krasovec, box 1873, Burton, la.
Franc Zupancic, box 30, Carona. Kans.
Ivan GorSek, West Mineral. Kans.
AloJz Gregorich, POLO Market St. Peru, Ill.
Ladlslav Benedict, box II in Josip Gore, box 294.
Thomas, w. Va.
Vaientin %Jugovic, Rock Springs, Wyo.
Ivan PrOstor, box 100, Export, Pa.
Franc Holman, Diamondville. Wyo.
Pooblastilo glav. odborniku v. Sitter-iu
Joslp BiZJak, box 253. Meadow Lands. Pa
Ivan Pecnik, r.. F.. ID. ,, BIO" 143, Mulberry. Kans.
Frank Kastelic, Yukon. Pa.
Frank Justin, l7OS +. 2S. St, Lorain. Ohio.
Jakob Rupert, box 23S. South Fork. Pa.
Franc Guna, box 100, Bridgeport. Ohio.
Ivan Rebel, Glencoe, Ohio.
JoSip IOrko, r. +. ID. 3. hox ola w Newton pa
Josip Marincic in August Strajner, Cleveland. O.
Josrp Mencin, box 1877. Oglesby. H..
Gregor Hrescak, 407 Eight ave. Johnstown. Pa
franclska Penko, Cleveland. Ohio.
AloJzJ kalinger, box 81, Girard, Kans.
Andrej MaretiG, box l6, Pickens. w. Va.
JerneJ Hocevar, box 1S4. lockwood, Pa.
y. PovSe, / Crab St. Numrey Hill, Pittsburp Pa
Anton Vidmar, box 404, Carrollton, Ohio.
Leopold Bregar, box 46. Maynard, Ohio.
Franc Tomazic, box y, Tolleston, Ind.
Iofka Birk, 6029 Glass Ave, Cleveland. Ohio
Ivan kaker, 220R Grove St, Milwaukee. Wis
Josip Zuraj, box 103. New Alexandria. Pa.
Josip Bevc, 5239 Butler St, Pittsburgh. Pa.
PooblaStIlO glav. odborniku V. Siter-iu.
Poobiastilo CLAW. odborniku Ivan Paiku.
Ivan kravanja, Smithfield, Pa.
fooblastilo Josip Marinci6,, Cleveland, Ohio.
William Sitter,
tajnik S.. d. P. 2.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Pc tel blagajnikovi iz.javi ie
nastal mir do konca leta 1912.
Letna revizija zvezinih knjig ie
zopet pronasla pomnozeni pri.
manjkljaj V Zvezini %blagaini. In
nadzorni odbor, uvidevSi. da ina
zyezane roke V smislu pravil in
osebnega prijatelistva, .ie zahte-
val izvanredno konvencijo.
Da sc to dejstvo praktiGno izci-
mi, navedem tukaj par took, XII
maj sluzijo "a konvencijo ali bo-
lie receno pri razsodbi blagajnika
iii predsednika.
u KIDD in zakaj je ovrgel urad-
no glasilo G. NJ
p KIDD in zakaj nj hotel pod
pisati letnih raGunov "a leto
1927
81 Zakai .ie hlagajnik grozil $
tozho q. N.-du, ako priob6i raGu-
ne, XII so bill podpisani poleg ne
katerih tudi cd postavno poobla-
Scenega cloveka9
A. Zakaj MISC hoteli vsi nadzor.
Mkt omenjenih raGunov podpisa-
til
81 Zakaj Sc je blagajnik branil
priznati sklep seize 81. odbOra, da
maj Sc dajo Sc pred konvenciio
knjige V pregled postavno pooh,
laScenemu clovekuY
g. Kako sta blagainik in pred
sednik pregledovala laStne pomo-
tie in zakaj sta zahtevala dnevni-
ce9
y Zahteva, - da mai poroGa-
ia V pregledovanju lastnih po-
mott
81 Zakaj je blagajnik nagovar-
jail tajnika, S%itttarja, da mai Sc
izobGi And. Vidricha brez vsake-
ga vzroka IL Zveze7
81 Dokaz, - da je q. tainik
izrabljal zvezino blagajno Z ma
rocilom listin?
1O) Zakaj noce blagajnik spre-
jeti pristopnine in meseGnine Cd
rojaka, Xxi je pristopil K Zvezi?
III Da blagajnik dokaze. &c je
bila v javnosti napadena Zveza
ali on in RovanSek?
12) Da blagajnik dokaze. kie ie
nasel krivico o porocilih o nepra-
vilnim poslovaniu, da .je Dial "a
to aretirati ve6 oseb?
13) Zakaj nj hotel blagajnik s
predsednikom vred obelodaniti
svojih racunov2
IA Porocilo porotnega odbora
- cd KIDD in zakaj .je dobival pri-
tozbe proti 81. tajniku in kje so
Sc ceki zadrzevali?!
Bratje delegate, in sestre de-
legatinje! %Priporo6am VAN nave
dene tO6ke Y temeljit prevdarek.
ako VAN je mar korist in obstoj
S. d. p. I'll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

kdor je kriv, da nj dovoli de-
narja je hmevno, da .je izkoriSeal
IN izrabE zvezino blagajno.
kriv ie eskov, Xxi Jill mora pla-
cevatl canstvo. - cato mai We
LA: Kdor je v pogubo organiza-
ciji ven z MIN! -
Stephan Fabric,
delegat izvanredne konvenciie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Chapman, Kans.
Delavec.

To je Sc nova naselbina. lie par
rojakov je naseljenih tukaj. We
Gina prebivalstva tvorijo crnci.
Tudi pri njih je mocno razsirjena
razredna zaveSt, ima.jo soc. klub
h kateremu spadajo tudi razne
druge narodnosti.
DelavSke razmere 50 take, ka-
korSnih Smo delavci najboli ma
vajeni, namrec Slabih. Della So
Steer nekai, toda je prenapolnjo-
no, ker so Y blizini zaprli wee
rovov. To je re nekaj navadnega
V tenn letnem casu Y tukajSni oko-
lici. Kapitalistu Sc je pc zimi do
wolf zredil mosnji6el-. ia gre
lahko pc lett ma po6itnice lima
Jill STEER vsak dan delavec pa
lahko pogine IA plotom, ali pa
gre ''tajze" Stet.
TukajSnja kompanija bella ina
pa Sc to lepo navajo. da V blizini
ne trpi privatnih stanovanj in
trgovin, kajti V blizini rova po-
seduje vse zemljiScc. ma katerem
postavi svoje hiSe in trgovine. da
Cd delavcev prestreze tiStih borih
par centov, kateri mu mogoGe cd
stanejo od place. Druibine hiSe.
pravzaprav lesene barake. niti cd
dalec ne odgovarjajo higienicnim
predpisom.
kadar ina bogata patriotitna
druzba Y enem kraju izdelan ROY.
odpre novega V kakSem oddalje-
mem kraiu, vzame : seboj lesene
gnjile barake, postavi Jill okrog
rova, i'll gonja "a "Sveti'' profit
Sc zacne z nova. Potem Sc pa Sc
cudiio kapitalisticni vampirji,
da razredna zavest med mezdnimi
sunni tako nitro raste. kar So je
faktitnO pokazalo pri zadnjih vo-
litvah. Vladajocemu razredu je
vsako sredstvo dobro. samo da Sc
uzdrzi V sedlu.
Nekaterim "'Proletarcevim'' Gi-
tateljem je re itak znano, da so
nam modri kapitalisticni Solo
moni tukai V Kansas pri Adnjih
volitvah "ukradli" pravilno IL
voljenega drzavnega senatorial.
Postavili pc svoji CLAW MIN pri-
ljubljenega drzavnega %nadzorni-
ka rovov. Pravo kapitaEstiGno
marioneto. Well so volilno pravi-
co drzavljanom kateri MISC zmoz-
nj angleSkega jezika V Gitmju in
pisanju. Ter uprizorili Sc marsi-
katero drugo neumnost in mash
lie.
Ia vse te dobrote. katcre smo
prejeli od kapitalisticnih in me-
scanskih "delavskih p~rijateljev"
pa bodemo odgovorili delavci
razIocno in ma glas - pri prihod-
NTH volitvah.
Vas "a socialno revolucijo