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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
BAKER-BROwN

On Friday evening, September 26 at eight o'clock, Miss Rosa NJ. Bak- CT was very quietly married to Mr. George Brown. The wedding took place at the home of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Baker, and the service was read by the Reverend w. w. Batchellor. None but the members of the family, Mir and Mrs. J. F. Ward, Miss Louise Liddicoat and Mrs. Henry Dickson were present. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served. The bride Is one of SEagway's much loved and honoreG young women, a kindly christian and devoted to her parents. The groom has for a long time been connected with Mir, Baker in the dairy business. Mir and Mrs. Brown will make skag- way their home.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

toast master called upon Mfr. G. IT. Miller to respond to "our guests". After a speech by Mir. Miller tho health of the honor gueusts was drunk. Mir. Close and Mir. Dicke- son each responded with a, few well chosen and witty remarks. After supper dancing was resumed and not until two o'clock A. NJ. Saturday did the jolly party come to an ending. This happy event will close the so- clal season for the compliment guests as they leave on Thursday next for q trip to Chicago and from there to London, England. Those invited were the honor guests, May or and Mrs. Ganty, Judge and Mrs. Conway, Mr. V. I. Hahn, Mir. and MrB. Lynch, Mir. and Mrs. Peterson, Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Blanchard, Mrs. II. S. Pullen, Mir. Drummond, Mir J. G. Blanchard, Dr. and Mrs. Keller, Mir. Ashley, Mrs. Kirmse, Mir, and Mrs Shaw, Miss Maloney Mir. Fred FIckhardt, Mir. J. NJ. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Magee. Mrs. C. NJ. Williams. Mir. Dempsey, Mrs P. A. Ganty, Miss Reiner, Miss LaLonde, Miss Abrahams, Mir. and Mrs. Van dc Wall and Mir. and Mrs. L. H. John ston
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
OO

In compliment to Mir. II. F. J, Lambert, Chief of the Canadian
 Boundary Survey, Mrs. H. S. Pull len was hostess at delightful in- formal dancing party on Wednesday evening. Tho large banqueting hall was cleared for dancing and the guests were received in the east parlor. The rooms were tasteully adorned in autumn leaves and flow CTS. The hostess was assisted In
 receiving and entertaining by Mrs, L. s. Keller. A sumptuous lunch con was served at 12 o'clock and dancing was indulged In until a late hour. The invited guests were Mir. and Mrs. G. 1T. Miller, Mir. and Mrs, F. F. w. LOwle, Mir. and Mrs, N. E, Black. Mir. and Mrs. F J. Weber, Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall, Mir. and Mrs. G. D. Magee, Mrs. c. M Williams, Mrs. E. T McBrlen, Mir. J. s Farrell, Mir and Mrs. A, E, segal, Miss Reiner, Miss LaLonde, Miss Maloney, Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Gable, Miss Frledenthal, MT. and Mrs. O. L. Dickeson, Mir w. B, Close, Mir. and Mrs. A c Blanch- ard. Mir. and Mrs. P. II. Ganty. Mir, and Mrs. II. J. Lynch. Mir. and Mrs, L. A. Harrison, Dr.. and Mrs. L. s, Keller, Mrs. H. D Kirmse. Mir. J. NJ. Keller, Mir Walter Drummond, Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Hlllery. Miss Alice Abrahams, Miss Nellie Flynn, and Mir. James Sullivan. The out of town guetss were Mir. and Mrs. Dale
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
SMILE

When a thing Is past the mending Let 1t go without a word; Signs and tears and talk amending Are as useless as absurd. Evil speech can scarce more harm
 thee
 Than the south winds passing by; Let not calumny alarm thee; Words unchallenged soonest die, Men may trick thoe-act not meanly Keep the flag Of love unfurled; Live so high thou canst serenely Look down smiling on the world
 -Alene Allison.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

In honor of Mrs. p. A. Ganty of Tacoma. Mrs. Casalus M. Williams of Seattle, and Mir. IT. B. LeFeyre, Mrs. E. c. LeFeyre entertained at very enjoyable musical on Thurs day evening. The hostess was as- sisted by Mrs. F. J. Weber in dec oratng, receiving and serving. The I.eFewe homo was very beautiful ly decorated with all the late aut- umu flowers, chief among them be- ing masses of dahllas and asters. The refreshments were most tempt lug. Those who contributed to tho evenings pleasure in music were Mrs. F. D. Kirmse. Mir and Mrs. .F. J. Weber, Mrs. A c. Blanchard, Mir. p. II. Ganty, Mrs. George D.. Mageo and Mrs. c. NJ. Williams Other guests who added to tho pleasure of the occasion by relating stories Of pioneer days were Mir. and Mrs. c. V. Zlnkan. Mir. and Mrs C. W. Ask, Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Sparks, Mrs M. A Webster. Mrs. hlckard, Mir A. c. Blanchard, Mir and Mrs. Herman Miller, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Webster, Mir. and Mrs. II. D. Clark, Mrs. E. T McBrien, Mir. George Magee, Mir. V. l. Hahn, Mir. John olson and Mir, Byrum of Atliu.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mayor and Mrs. P. II. Ganty arc home from a delightful outing, Mir and Mrs. Ganty went as far as At lin and all the trip was made by motor boat from lake Bennett and return. For the past several days
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Dumstead, of Chicago, Mir. II. E. Lawson, Mir. and Mrs. E. E. stock. ton, Mir c. B. Bates, all of ottawa; Mir. J. E. Dempsey of Chicago, Miss Boulah Watson of Fairbanks, Miss Florence McComb of Seattle and the honor guest Mir. Lambert of otta- wa.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mrs. Bert Howdeshen and Miss Aleta Robeson will leave on tho Spokane for Juneau whore they vii join Mir. Howdeshell. Mir. and MB Howdeshell and Miss Roboson will make Juneau their future home.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Malonoy made . flying business trip to Skagwoy this week. Coming from Juneau on the Alameda and returning on the Georgia. While In town they were tho guests of Mrs. Malonoy's sister, Mrs. II. D. Kirmse.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Eagles meets the fir5I and third Wednesday right of each month at their hall on Fifth avenue. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to attend. John Grashel, W. F.; J. NJ. Keller Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mrs. George Black, wife of tho Governor Of the Yukon arrived in Skagway on the Princess May from % trip to Vancouver, Victoria and other points and left on the train for Dawson.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Miss Veronica MulvIhm returned On the Alameda from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Hope, Idaho.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mir. and Mrs. G. II. Miller enter taned at dinner on Tuesday for Mir. and Mrs. W. R Hillery, Mir, V .I. Hahn and Mir. J. E Dempsey
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Methodist church met on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Henry Dickson and enjoyed a pleasant social ses- sion.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mrs. E. T. McBrion, Mrs. c. M Williams and Mir. John c. Blanch- ard were dinner guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Magee on Tuesday,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Dr. L.. s. Keller was a passenger Monday for Carcross; from there he went to Whitehose where his professional services are required.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mrs. A. W. Howdeshei and Miss Aleta Robesou were dinner guests o' Mir and Mrs. c. T Lyons on Sunday last
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

The Reverend Father P, IT. Tur- rell went to Juneau on the Georgia.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
SKAGWAY SOCIETY {:
q , . . . . , - . ' . , . . ] . . 2 . . . . D

they have been enjoying the hunting and fishing and beautiful scenery of Carcross and Bennett.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mir. J. NJ. Keller returned on sunday evening from hunting trip to Log Cabin and vicinity
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Mrs. Fletcher T. Hamshaw and daughter were guests of the Golden North Hotel this week,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Dr. and Mrs. D. D, Cairnes arriy- cd in town on Tuesday from Dawson uud went south on the Princess May
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

TEA AND COFFEE STORE well es- tablished, doing good business, For Sale. Handling also Crockery and Glassware, with routes in all parts of tho city. Good chance for active business man, Apply to John Graham, Commercial Tea Co. 11OS Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, Wn., Ct.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
EASTERN OYSTERS ON THE
 HALF SHELL

Fresh Eastern Oysters on tn. half shell are now to be had at tho Pack Train Restaurant,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

35c TOT q homo cooked meal quick, clean service Where At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue, halr a minute from Broad way
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27

Fratcrnal Order Eagles
 Skagway Aerle No. 25, Frater-
 nal Order of
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
Dent.Sts.
M. E. PATTERSON DENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY Dental Supplies.
 -Dealers In

DENTAL SUPPLIES 229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash. Orders by mail or cable will receive prompt attention. Catalogue on TO. quest.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-27
LOCAL BRIEFS
eKAeWAY WEATHER REPoRT.

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, last night, .s as follows:
 Temp. time oDsoryuSn .. 47 above Max. preceding 24 hrs .. GO above Min. .. :. 46 above Mean .. 53 above
 Cloudy and CSIn Barometer 29:50.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Socialisticen dnevnik Ia Kitai,
skem.

ko so bile volitve V parliament
so kitajski socialist vse
svoje moci posvetili ojaGenju or
ganizacij in okrepitvi bojnih sred-
stew. Ma kongresu, Xxi je bill pred
kratklm Y starem cesarskem me-
stu Nankingu in Xxi Sc ga je ude-
okrog 1000 oseb, je dobila
strankina organizacija trdno OBJ
like in program jasneiSe dOlocbe.
NajvazncjSi sklep na kongresu je
pa bill Oni, da Sc pri6ne z izdajo
socialisticnega dnevnika. Glavni
urednik lista je Mazu. ta.jnik SUI
.njatzenov. Prva Stevilka je izSla
III prinaSa med drugim tudi ella
mex znanega sodruga Bergerja IL
Amerike. List Sc imenuie "Kitaj-
ski republikanec'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

.obravnava z~ivljenje rudarjev ma
Vestfalskem in ina podnaslov
Drama ma rdeci zemlji". Drzav-
nj pravdnik je zahteval, da Sc mo-
ra podnaslov crtati. 0znacba "rde.
ca zemlja" ie cisto nedolzna, ker
sc Vestfalsko re cd nekdai imenu-
Je tudi "rdeGa zemlja". Ali mo-
dri cenzor je bill mnenia, da bi
kdO lahko tolmacil V nash sprije-
nth cash ~podnaslov tudi polite
no. Podnaslov so Grtali, a cenzor
Sc vedno nj incl dovolj. Kratko-
malo Je prepovedal igrO, ker Sc
nj pisatelj oziral ma sedanje varst-
vene predpise in rudarie. Zal. da
je umrl pesnik Sc pred izdajanjem
tega zakona. To seveda cenzorja
mic ne briga, ker ga sprawl Re sa-
ma beseda "rdece" tako IL sebe.
da piha kakor purman, Ge vidi
rdeco krpO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Socialistieni pregled.
MAD 10000 SOC. GLAsov.

Najnovejsa norocila kazeje, da
znaSa Stevilo socialisticnih glasov
pri zadujih predseniSkih volitvah
mad 100000. Nekateri listi SO
pred kratkem prinesli, ia znasa
Setvilo soc Oiasov S9S.119. Pozne-
Je pa je prislo ma dan, da znaSa-
10 soc. glasov V Iowi 16.967 in ne
1914, kakOr .je bilo prvotno po-
rocano. Poleg tega je to Stevilo
Sc V nekaterih drugih slucajih po-
manjklivo, tako ma pr. V Pennsyl-
vaniji. V Northumberland Coun-
ty-ju, cd koder je drzavni tajnik
nj prejel pravilnih p~odatkov. Pc
zadnjih podatkih znaSa Stevilo V
Pennsylvania S3.164, kar pomeni
145 odstotkov mad istim |. 1908.
Naslednia tabela kaze Stevilo
soc. glasov posameznih drzavah
!. 1908. III |. 1912. ter odstotni ma
predek V zadniih Stirih letih:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
PRED IA LA.
KOTO.

To limo bo videla Europa ma
rod V krempljih smrti ia lakoto.
V meri, kakor Sc je doslej komaj
dOgajalo ma Kitajskem in V Indi-
il, je priSla mad ljudstvo vzhodne
Turcije lakota'. $ tenn besedami
zacenja znani angleSki publicist
Allan Ostler prorokovanie TRACE
diJc, Xxi bO pustila dalec "a sabo
vsc grozote in strahOte balkanske
vojne. Ljudska mnozica. moGno
presegaJoca million, jc V naglem
begu zapustila sVoja domovja "A
Sc gnete pred vrati mesta. Ii b;
RADIO pomagalo a ne more. Zaka.j
velik del dezele lie popolnoma a
puScen, ker zapuscajo mozje, zene
in otroci ma begu pred ~sovrazni-
kom svojo d%omovino, pa ne vedo,
kje bodo dobili jutri prenociSce
in koScek krLha. da UteSi.jo lako-
w. CStCT slihd SIi d>Hc pTEOTc HI
Jih je opazoval, ko je .iezdil skozi
dezelo pc bitki pri Ljule Burgasu.
Slika cd b~ezecega ~prebivalstva
prenapolnjene ceste in pota. vele-
tok stotisocev Judi, XII so Sc V.
mirnem casu borili $ plugom in
brano "a vsakdanji kruh: "Ka-
NOR sem priSel. V vasi, meSta in
sela, naSel sen prazne koce i'll "a
puScene hise. Katerega kmeta sem
vpraSal "a pot, mi je odgovcril, da
mu nj znana ia okolica zakaj bill
je tuJec in begunec, prisel je S Sc
vera IN je sam iskal pota proti Ca
rigradu. Dan ~ dnem. kamorkoli
sem prljezdil, Sc mi ie razgrinjala
enaka slika: prazne vasi in 2 be-
gunci posejane ceste. Europa mai
Sc skusa vmisliti, kaj Sc to pravi
cele %pokrajine so V Stirina.istih
dneh V doslovnem pomenu besede
razljudene, vsi prcbivalci, popol-
mona vsi, kmetje in rokodelci,
otroci in starcki, zene in dojencki,
so nenadoma zapustili svoje koce
in so vpregli vole pa so Sc odpe-
ljali, ne da bi bill well kaj veG la
SHINE s seboj, kolikor so mogli
peljati vozovi in kolikor so 10 mo-
gil nesti ma hrbtu. In to vojsko
.nesrecnih, zmedenih, samim sebi
prepuseenih nesrecnikov peha ma
pref mnozica s~tradajocih, obupa-
nth vojakov. Ne, tisti, XII ne vidi
ma lastne oGi, 81 tega ne more
predstavljati. Europa Re stoletja
nj dozivela takih prizorov in do
godkov."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Jaures o avstrijski socialni demo.
kraciii.

V eni zadnjih Stevilk "Huma.
mite" priobcuje odlicni francoski
sodrug Jaur6s clanek. posveGen
premirju ma Balkanu. V TEN clan
ku govori tudi o staliscu avstrij-
ske socialne demokracije nasproti
vojni. Jaures pise:
'NaSi avstrijski sodrugi nam
kazejo V teh urah obGudovania
vreden zgled poguma, odlocnosti
In premiSljenosti. IzpOstavlieni so
naJgnusnejsemu obrekovanju. mai
sirovejsim groznjam. najsamovol-
neJSemu nasilstvu. Nth casopisje
konfiscirajo. Predsednik draw
mega zbora. meSetar nazadnjaSt-
va, hoce zaduSiti njihov glas. Ne
omagaJo. Ne razburjajo Sc. Adj
lerJevi govori V zbornici. ma ljud-
SIKH shodih so naravnost brez pri-
mere, kar Sc tice niihovega most
va, preNeVa In ognJevlta moe. o.
ster, resen duh, pOgumni in modri
so. V ten bridkih in nemirnih
dneh je bill res pravi avstrijski
drzavnik. In VISA socialistiGna
strarka, XII je sta!a ma na.jkras-
nejsi toeki nevarnosti. je bila We
lika narodna in Gloveska stranka.
Adler 81 .je tako svest. da ina
pray, da odgovarja ma divje spit-
Jc 7 mirno in krepko ironijo in z
velicastnim upanjem. o, kako ina
prav, ce pravi liudstvu, da je mas
naJvecU sovraznik nevednost ma
Sc, XII jo preslepe brutalne besede
in zapeljive lazi. Kako pray ina,
kO pravi, da Sc socialno demokra-
ticna stranka ne da oplasiti po ka-
naliji, XII vpije vedno zivio in ne
cd divjosti gobezdavih sovinistov.
kako prav ina, ko pristavlja, da
vzlic temu prodirajo zarki socia-
LIMA V to globoko temino :"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
v p~ojasnilo.

Chicago, III. 81. dee. 1912. -
Cenj. uredniStvo: - V zadnii ste
Wiki sem zapazil, da je "Proleta-
rec' repetiral pomoto, Xxi 10 je
naredilo urednistvo ''Zarie", ko
je priobcilo spis: "Zretie visjih
stiristo' in dalo meni kredit "a
spis.
Doticni spis je prIredil sodrug
/. Molek in gre torei kredit ME
mu. - UredniStvo maj to v pri-
hodnji izdaji popravi in kreditira
TO doticniku.
SocialistiGni pozdravl -
Petrich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Frank Podlipec, tai.
Cleveland, Ohio, 1. ian. 1913. -

Cleveland, Ohio, 1. jan. 1918. -
Vsi Glani SLOW. soc. kluba stew. 81,
sc vabijo, da Sc gotovo udeleze
prihOdnje seje dine II. jan. Med
drugimi vaznimi opravili je wolf
tev novega Odbora IA prihodniih
sest mesecev. Pridite visit
Dne II. jan. oh s. uri zvecer
imajo vse SLOW. in ena hrvatska
SOC. organizacija zabaven veGer V
"Stokes Hall", t. j. pri g. J. CIR
dina. Vsi clani clevelandskih soc.
organizacij Sc vabijo, da Sc vdele-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Pennsylvania zopet zmagala.

HureJ 10000 glasov je pribor-
jenih, Sodrug PavlovjiG je prVi
doSegel rekord 10000 glasov V
kontestu "a 1000 novih naroGni-
kov. u orjaSko silo pravega agi-
tatorja Sc je povspjel preko svoje
ga glavnega i'll enako navdusene-
ga tekmeca sodruga Novljana 20
pet ma prvo mesto. dasi mu je "a
dnji teden sodrug Novljan Evil
prapor %prvenstva izrok in ga po
nesel V BOZ ma celu zmagovite
"Proletarceve armada" katero
danes o%bcuduje VISA ameriSka slo-
venska javnOst; pa kako tudi ne.
sal slicnega navduSenja in port
vovalnosti "a kak slovenski lst Sc
zivkrst ne pomini. Kdor Una, pa
Una In nasa vrla armada" poi
mule svojo nalogo i%zvrstnol Res
Je. da je Pennsylvania zopet pre-
eel naprej cd Minnesota. a naSi
neutrudljivi minnesotski sodrugi
so Sc zaObljubili. da dObe prvo
darilo. cele vrag hi in ne bodo cd
jenjali. pa magari 6e imajo ma
rocnike iskati nevem kie. In
sklep, kakor pravi mas pesnik 70
seski. ina neznansko mo-. lie vrlo
naprej Minnesota. maj velja kar
hoGe,
PRAY veselo mas iznenadja vsak
teden mas peSceni Wyoming. $ so
drugom f. S. Tavchariem. XII "a
vienna. re par tednOv n~eprestano
tretje mestO V kontestu. Ako IL
poStevamo malOStevilnost SLOW.
delavcev Y Rock Springs in oko
lici. potem homo vedeli ceniti We
lik vspeh sodr. Tavcharjai Wyo-
ming je nasl
Dobro Sc drzi sodrug Glazer V
Piney Fork, o., XII skrbo Guva pri-
borjeno cetrto mesto V kontestu.
Kaj pravi ma to Cleveland. ne We
mo. No. STEER pa Cleveland Sc
pride s svojo rezervo.
No. no. In cello Pueblo, Bravo,
Kar cez noe je prisla V armada,
Sc zadovoljila z rekrutstvom,
kar takoj je hotela Sarzo petega
reda! Fajn! Charlie. dobro 81 Sc
odrezal s svojimi novinci! Glej,
da kaj kmalu avanziraS,
Intakodalje intakodaljc Sc kon-
test razvija V slave naSe ''arma-
Pohvelo zasluzi nasa bojev-
Mica Strainer, XII re zadnjic dose
gla 1000 glasov. Ia teden Sc il je
pridruzila tOvariSica Helen Fart
mix IL Chicago! PRAY tako! Neu.
naprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Poor, KoNTEsTANJE!
Po NOVEM LETU STANE LIST
60 90

Da damo priliko onim konte-
stanton, Xxi 81 do sedaj MISC mogi
priboriti mesta med najvspesnej-
sim; bojevniki "Proletarceve Ar
made, da 81 pomagajo naprej,
naznajamo, da DO stel cd prihod-
mega tedna naprej vsak NOV
CELoLETEN NAR0CNIK 800
GLASOV, vsak NOV POLLETEN
NAROCNIK PA 200 GLASOV.
Vsi ma krov! Sedaj ina vsakdo
priliko, da pride ma prvo mesto q!
NAPREJ!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Lepa zmaga.

Pri obcinskih volitvah "a mesto
kiel so socialni demokratje do
segli nenavaden uspeh; polovica
obtinSkih svetovalcev je socialnih
demokratov, namreG Stiriindvaj-
set. MeScanski zastopniki imajo
tudi "a mandatov. V drzavnem
zboru zastopa Kiel re wee let med
narodni strokovni tajnik Legion.
XII je bill pred kratkim V Amcriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

re tega veeera in pripeljejo seboj
svoje prijateljel
Clev. organizacija l. w. w. ina
svoje redne seize vsako tretjo ne
deljo V mesecu oh 9. uri dop. v
Jaite's Hall, 6004 st. Clair Ave.
M. Petrov6iG,
tai. SLOW. soc. kluba st. 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Sfranka
Sodrugom kluba st. 1 j. 8. z.
naznanje!

V soboto veGer dine IL. januarja
bo V prostorih Rad. Straze, 1880
So. Centre Ave, skupna konferen-
ca, ma kateri bodo postav6eni
kandidatje "a volitev eksekutive
j. 5. u. "a letO 1913. Zacetek toe
moi oh s. uri zvecer.
Vsakega sodruga veze dolznost,
da DO ma %konferenci, XII Sc 10 vde-
leze vsi cikaSki klubi, navzoc.
Pridite gotovo vsi!
Frank Podlipec, tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Kontest lepo napreduje.

Kontest lepo napreduje. PRAY,
10 tako Proletarec rabi novih ma
roGnikov, nOvih bojevnikov, no
viii zavednih delavcev, Il sloven-
ski delavci rabijo "'Proletarca'.
cato je naravno da ina naSa ar
NADIA toliko lepih uspehov ma po-
lju agitacije IA ''PrOletarca".
List Sc .je STEER podrazil "a pol
dolarla, a TEN ne odloGujemo
mi, V TEN odloGujejo veliki stro-
Ski, katerim mora biti ProletadGe-
va blagajna kos, sicer hi Sc usta
vilo kolesje napredka in Proleta-
rec bi Sci rakOvo pot nazaj ma
stiri Strani. Toda ne Samo. da
mora biti Proletarec ma osmih
stranih kos sam sebi. temve6 mo-
"a gledati tudi V bodOGnos:, sal
m vendar vsi cato. da postane
"Proletarec'' V n~ajkrajSem MOI
mem easu dnevnik. ali ne? Ali Sc
ne strinjate 5 to idejO? Seveda Sc {,
cato ne Smemo It'll nikoli nit IA
korak naZaj. tudi staff he smemo
kaJti stagnacija je znah utruje-
nosti neSpOsobnoSti in neuspeha.
a mi hOcemO in moramo n~epresta-
no naprei "a naSim EILEEN. "a do
sego dnevnika. IA osvoiitvijo
vseh SLOW. delavcev V Ameriki. "a
zmago socialiZma.
Velik je ia cilj. cato moramo BIZ
ii tudi mi veliki V naSem delu. da
ga dosezemo. Imejmo pa zavest.
da nam bOdO pomagali naSi mas
protniki pri TEN naSem delu. Lep
dokaz cato ie dopis novega marco
Hika in bodocega sodruga Sorina
IL st. Louisa. Mo-. ki ga prinasa-
mo med dopisi. To je tako lepo
spricevalo in zagotovilo. da 81 ga
maj vsak citatelj izreze in vtak
ne "a klobuk. In kakih Sorinov
nj has malo. Veliko veliko ill
je. a oni nc pridejo ma dan.
v prvi vrsti cato. ker Jim "Prole-
tarec" Sc nj tako poznan in ina
10 pred "Proletadcem" Sc strah I.
Naloga "Proletarceve armade"
pa je, da zbere trezae nezadovoli
neza ter Jill pripelje V mas tabor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Strah pred rdeco barvo.

V Burgu pri Magdeburgu so
hoteli %uprizoriti dramo dramatic
mega pisatelja sodr. Emilia Rose
nova, XII je umrl v najlepsi dobi.
Drama: "Oni, Xxi live v temini''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07

Druge stranke so dobile: De
m%okratje 6,3O3.063; naprednjaki
4.l6S.364: republikanci 3,439.529:
prohibicionisti 203.3l9: social
stlcno-delavska stranka 29.061.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
"PrOletarceVa' armada.

Frank Rataic, VandlingA Pa. 1900
Anton Ausec, Stanton, Ill. 1900
John koklich, Canonsburg,
ia. l5OO
Martin Meznarich, Klein,
Steve Flere, Winterquarters,
Dlah l2uO
Louis korosec, Pueblo, Colo. 1900
Mike Kulovec, Chicago, Ill. 100
Anton Skoffar, Mcdonald,
Ia. . lUOO
Miss NJ. A. Strainer, E. Hele-
ma, Mont. 1000
Jos, Hocevar, Pueblo, Colo. 1000
Frank Wager. K~eevatin.
Mimi. 500
j. ZakSek, Ralphton, Pa. =. 500
John Gartnar, Fayette City,
Pa. ...... ......... 500
Vencel Obid, LaSalle, III. -. 600
Jacob Selak, Pittsburg.
MANS oUO
Math. Rihter, Chisholm, MINI. 500
Blaz. Mezori, Carona, Hams. 400
Jos. P~etrovGiG, Waukegan, Ill. 400
Andrei P~odlesnik. Pittsburg,
hduS. HUI
Thos. Petrich, Youngston, O. 300
j. NJ. Majcen, Sheboygan,
Ill. 300
Louis Sporar, Butte. Mont. 200
Miss Helen Zavertnik. Chi
cago, Ill. e. 200
John Aubel. Pittsburg. Kans.-
Ant. TomSich. Aurora. Mimi
FIR. Bregar, Springfield. ILL.,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
PR|NTERS' UNION
SUPPORTS LYNCH
Motion to Take Away Power
to Appoint Appeals Com
mittee Lost, 10 to 72

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug 1.-THE
administrationists" won a signal VIC
tory early in. the proceedings of the
International Typographical union con-
vention meeting here today for six
days session, when a motion to take
from the president and give to the con-
vention the right to name the COM
mittee on appeals was lost by vote
of ITO to ~.
The fight for the motion was led by
Delegate Baumgardner OF Omaha,
who contended that as the committee
on appeals was the ef1nal arbiter com
Ing before the convention and affecting
the rights of the president, 1t should
be named by the delegates
The various committees were an
nounced by President Lynch and will
probably begin to report tomorrow.
The laws committee tonight heard
arguments for and against the Seattle
plan, which provides for the reorgani-
zation of the governing body OF the
union SO as to vest in an executive
committee of 20 the powers now held
by the officers. This is a special order
for Thursday afternoon.
When President Lynch delivered his
annual address he was given an ova-
tion. He reviewed the accomplish
ments OF the organization, but made
no recommendations.