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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Insists on Infants Being Kept a Pure Milk Diet
Through the Warm Season.

know what I think OF absent treat
ment.'
Each part Of our country is or
should be supplied with competent
physicians, men of high training and
some Of them with large experience,
who have passed their examinations
been approved by the examining
boards Of the State, and licensed to
practice medicine. The parent who
begins to experiment with one food
after another on a baby's diseased
stomach is pursuing a dangerous
course. Even the skilled physician
is often baffled in such cases. and
what may we expect to follow the
efforts Of the unskilled parents?
Above all. do not give the infant
bread, or cake, or meat, or candy, as
have So often seen done. pervert-
ing the love and affection OF the par
ent TO the injury or destruction of the
child AS the milk period Of nutrition
begins to Wane, and the infant is no
longer an infant but a child, the sim
Pile cereals, ripe fruits or expressed
fruit juices, and a small quantity Of
Well-cOOked vegetables, may be grad
ually introduced in his diet, teaching
him the necessity OF perfect mastica-
ton, which involves slow eating, and
limiting Ills AAfA tH the SilldlltSL pos
sible amount which sustains and
nourishes him and keeps him In
healthy growth. BY no means starve
the child. but give him enough, and
use an accurate scale-continuously
Parental School a Need.
IF the child ceases to grow, or
shows signs of malnutrition, you
have another condition. involving
perhaps the thyroid or ductless
glands, and therefore another prob
lem for the physician.
Wise feeding would have the lives
OF half the infants that die under
the age Of one When VIII a public
cry arise to teach parents TO care for
their children as intelligently as the
farmer does for his registered pigs
and calves? VIII there be establish
ed, in this country. a normal schoo!
for fathers and mothers2 II is need
ed beyond any other form or kind
Of education"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
SOCIETY GIRLS
WHIP STRANGE
BUNNY HUGGER
Fascinated by Watching Dancers,
UNLIMITED Terpsichorean Joins
in Merrymaking.

NEW YORK, June 14-Charged
with hugging young women, John
Pedro, Of Sherwood Park, Yonkers,
was arraigned in police court in that
city yesterday.
Miss Beall Ewing. socially promi-
nent in North Yonkers, caused his ar
rest after young women he had seized
outside OF the fashionable Amackas-
sin Club thrashed him for his irnper-
Thence.
A private function was going on in
the clubhouse. Pedro, while passing
the grounds, heard the orchestra play
ing and was seized with a fasoina-
ton for dancing.
Taking Misc Lillian Harvey, of
Arisley, by the arm he tried to make
her dance the bunny hug" She
screamed, but Pedro kept right on
with the dance until she landed her
closed fist upon hts noss. He quickly
stopped embracing her and looked
around for a new partner.
Next on his program was Mrs.
Philip Munder. who was hurrying to
catch a street car. when his arm en-
oircled her waist. Mrs. Munder
fought him of with blows from her
meshbag and fed.
Pedro went on changing partners.
while Miss Ewing and other women
who witnessed his antics kept the
telephone in police headquarters busy
with appeals for protection.
Policeman Thomas arrested tho in 4
truder and took him before judges
Beall, who remanded him for exam =
nation as to his sanity.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

terially to get the first premium FOR
the best exhibit at our county fair. 3"
wrote an oregon famer to Professor
T. d. Beckwith. of the bacteriology
department. after getting from him
some batecria culture with which 20
inoculate his fields.
Many calls are being received by
the bacteriology department Of the
experiment station for the seed in
oculation cultures, which are sent on
request. .....a
Several hundred are sent out each
month, the only expense connected
with them being the charges for par
eel postage, approximately 10 cents
for each culture package.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Judge Orders Suits
To Wait On Planting
Tells Jurors To Go Back To Farms
As Crops Need Them More
Than Litigants.

PHILLIPSBURG. KAN. June IA
Getting IN the crops is more impor-
tant in this section than the settle
ment Of lawsuits, in the opinion Of
District Judge ". s. Langmade. an
nounced when he DISCHARGED the Jury
In his court and told them 10 get
back 10 their planting
We need more good farmers and
good farming" the Judge said. And
really we need fewer lawsuits. None
Of the cases on the docket really
Is important. ] deem the planting Of
more importance in Phillips County
than the trial Of these suits The
planting cannot wait. The suits can"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Bacteria By Parcel
Post, New Crop Aid
Fields InocuIated With Germ Culture
In West Have Had Surprising Re-
suits-Farmers Using Method.

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE. CORVALLIS, ORE, June IA
Your culture yielded exceedingly
well for peas and beans; the pods
were very large. and helped me ma
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
PURE FOOD FATHER WRITES OF BABY
HARVEY W. WILEY JR, AT END OF FIRST YEAR.

interesting
OF
His Harvey w. Wiley,
o De at
upon nothing
OF food
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

picture chap peering
Wi
ter of all thus
a always the desk which he his
pictures Housekeeping
for lime
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Let them hence each other plumber.
To arms to arms! to arms in Dixie.
tChOrus)
Swear upon your country's altar
Never 10 submit OF falter-
To arms, to arms, to arms in Dixie,
TIL the spoilers are defeated.
TN the Lords work Is completed.
To arms, TO arms! to arms in Dixie!
(ChOrus.)
Halt not till our federation
Secures among earth's powers its
station
To arms, to arms, 10 arms in Dixie,
Thence AT peace. and crowned with
glory
To arms, 20 armst 10 arms in Dixie.
lCh0rus.)
4 the loved ones weep IN sadness
Victory soon shall bring them gladnessl
To arms, to arms. 10 arms IN Dixie.
tChOrus)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Farmer, SO, Writes
AID For Another Wife
Wants Healthy, Bible and Church
Loving Woman To Cook, Wash
and Mend His Clothes.

OXFORD. O., June 14.-William
Duke, eighty-three. a farmer living a
few miles west Of here near the In
diana line, has the following adver-
tisement in a local paper
WANTED-A nice, good. healthy,
Bible and church-lovt~ woman, who
will cook and wash < 60 my mend
ing: to such a woman / will pay
small salary: give Q good home, and
furnish a horse and buggy for her
trips to town.
In thirty years Duke has spent a
small fortune looking for wives and
housekeepers. He has been a faith
flll patron Of matrimonial journals in
all parts OF the country.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Southrons. hear your country call youi
I'M lest worse than death befall you,
To arms to arms, 10 arms in Dixie,
10! ali the beacon-fres are lighted,
Let all hearts be now united!
To arms, to armsi to arms in Dixie!
Advance the flag Of Dixie!
CHORUS:
For Dixie's land we take our stand,
And live or die for DiXiei
To arms, 10 arms!
And conquer peace for Dixie
To armst TO arms.
And conquer peace for Dixie
Hear the Northern thundeTs mutteri
--orthern flags in south winds fiutter!
To arms, TO arms, to arms In Dixie!
send them back your nerce denance'
Stamp upon the acCuTsed alliance!
To arms, 70 arms! to arms In Dixie!
CHORUS:
Fear no danger. shun no labor!
=r M rifle pike, and saber.
To arms, To arms, 10 arms In Dixie!
shoulder pressing close to shoulder,
D e.. the odds make each heart boi0er.
To arms! 20 arms. 70 arms IN Dixie
How the South's great heart rejoices
Al yn1lr caunou's ringing voices.
To arms. 20 arms 20 arms In Dixie!
For faith betrayed and pledges broken,
Wrongs inflicted. insults spoken.
To arms, 20 arms, 10 arms In Dixie.
tChorus)
Strong as lions. swift as. eagles -.
Rack 10 their kennels hunt these
r. arms TO arms, 20 arms in Dixie'
cut the unequal bonds asunder!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
FORGOTTEN GIRL
MADE DIXIE
WARS GREAT AIR
Suggestion Of Montgomery Miss
That 1t Be Played at Davis In
auguration Made 1t Famous.
LINC0LN'S PRAISE is UPHELD
Original Words Were Written by
Dan Emmett on Rainy Sunday
Afternoon in New York,

Abraham Lincoln called Dixie" the
best song of the war. 1t was written
on rainy Sunday afternoon in New
York City, before the war, and its
composer though of Virginian and
Maryland descent, was born in Ohio;
nor was he Southern in sympathy, as
was Stephen Foster. and Lincolns
judgment holds until to-day
Sporadic newspaper controversies
have appeared as to the authorship
and original wording of Dixie" but
in the campfire gossip at the last
reunion of the United Confederate
Veterans, these were set at rest. and
the circumstances Of its adoption in
the South made clear.
Jefferson Davis was to be inaugu-
rated as President of the Confederacy.
February IS, 1861, at the old State
House in Montgomery, Ala. Herman
Arnold, bandmaster. was designated
to provide the music for the occa-
sion, and as his success or failure to
please would be the greatest event in
his life, he very properly consulted a
pretty girl as to his program.
Unfortunately the name OF this girl
has escaped the researches Of Mrs.
w. c. Oehmig. the historian, from
whose narrative these facts are quot
ed, but the girl suggested that Dixie,
which had recently been sung on the
stage at Montgomery, be played, as
it was a pretty catchy air"
Band Played Dixie"
Kapellmeister Arnold, accordingly,
scored it for military band, and, as
Jefferson Davis started from the Ex-
change Hotel to the Capitol to take
his oath of office, preceded by the
First Alabama Regiment, Arnold's
band at the head of the line, played
Dixie"
Daniel Decatur Emmett, author and
composer Of Dixie" was born in Mt.
Vernon, Ohio. October 20, 1915, and
died there June %, 1904. He was one
of the first negro minstrels." In
1895 s. A. Cunningham, editor of The
Confederate Veteran, visited Emmett,
and obtained a Photographic copy OF
the original words of the famous
song. This version. and the more
dignified song, written by General
Albert Pike and sung to Emmetts
tune, follow:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Daniel Emmett's "DlxIe."

The words to Emmett's Dixie" follows:
wish was in de land of cotton.
SimmOn seed and sandy bottom.
Look away look away, Dixie land.
In Dixie land, where / was born in,
Early on one frosty mornin'.
Look away, look away, away, Dixie
Land.
Den ! wish was in Dixie.
HOoray, HOorayi
In Dixie.'s land Wen take our
stand,
To lib and die in Dixie.
Away, away, away down south in Dixie.
Away, away, away down south in Dixie.
Old missus marry win de weaber,
William was gay deceaber;
Look away look away. away, Dixie
When he put his arm around 'er
He look as fierce as a forty FOUNDER.
Look away, look away, away, Dixie
Land. (Chorus)
His face was like a butchers cleaber,
But dat did not seem to greab 'er;
Look away, look away, away, Dixie
Land.
VIII runaway. missus took a decline. O.
Her face was de color OBJ bacon rine o.
Look away. look away, away. Dixie
Land (Chorus.)
While missus Iibbed she libbed in clober,
When she died she died all cher.
Look away, look away. away, Dixie
How could she act such a foolish part. O. .
And marry a man to break her heart, o..
Look away, look away, away. Dixie
Land (ChOrus)
Ruckwheat cakes an stony batter.
Makes you fat or a little fatter;
Look away. look away. away, Dixie
Land.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

IGa question may nov Do aSkoU-
What would you do. IL pure. modi-
fled milk We're not tolerated by the
ehilG- This Is O question for yCU
TO ask your physician. because only
the stomach Of an abnormally CON
sttutad child will fail ,o tolerate The
mothers milk IL II IS sound. or cow
milk III ar rs properly modified. W.
have here 90 deal with the question
OF diseases. and my readers already
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Globe. Aiz.

Prosim, dovolite mi nekoliko
prostora nasem delavskem Ii.
stu, da tudi JAZZ porocam il nase
naselbine.
Kar So della tiSe, je boil slabo
ker je bio zadnji cas- veliko de.
lavcev odslovlienih. - Delo v
teh nash in menda vsakih ba.
krenih rudnikih je tezko in ne.
varno. Marsikaka NADIA in marsi.
kak na6rt je pokopan globokc
pod skalovjem med dobickanos.
MIN bakrom, - kot zrtev lakom.
nih hakrenih baronov.
Pa vendar vse skusnje, vse te5
ko6e ne izuee delavca, da hi po.
kazal svojim tlaSiteljem, kdo Jill
zivi in kdo producira vse zivljen.
ske potrebscine.
Zadnje case Sc mnogo cuje q
michiganskem strajku, kjer SC
bije ljuti boz delavcev z bakreni.
mi grafterji.
To pac nj cudno, kajti zivljen.
ska sila "a obstanek je delavcc
priscilla do straika, da 81 izvoju.
jejo kos6ek boljsega kruha.
Pa, - glej " tenn praviGncm
boju Sc je prikazal domac SOW.
vraznik in to je V podobi sloven.
skin izdajic - skebov.
TIE dusevne in telesne propali
ce so zahrbtno napale svoie bra
te = sotrpine. Sramuite Sc gar
jewel s~vojega gnusnjega Gina
svojega judezevskega izdaistva
- Sramujte Sc, ker citamo vas'
imena po listih, kakor n. pr.
Proletarcu, elias Svobode in
Glasilu s. n. p. J. V zadniem Ii
stu sc lasi: :: "Clani 2 debelimi e
kami tiskani opravljaio stavka
Ska della" Sramujte Sc skebie
Podobno je bio tudi v zadnien
straiku Bingham, CANYON
Utah, lo sem ma lastne oci eta
imena skebov ma Miners Unior
dvorani V Globe. Ariz.. med ka
terimi je hilo tudi nekaj sloven
skin propalic. XII Jill osebno pc
znam.
Ali nj to ~strasno, ker posiliaic
vase slike in vasa imena krizen
l Zdr. D., vasa imena obesajo IL;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
North Chicago.
]. Zorko.

$3.50
jo: slabi Cast so zopet nastopili
In to je tudi resinca: Draginja
velika, della malo; V nekaterih
krajih cello niGi Sladkorna tvor-
MICA ie popolnoma odslovila svo-
je delavce, v zi6ni tovarni Sc pa
della diva do tri dni ma teden in to
sta edini dive tovarni, kjer 81 ro-
jaki sluziio svoj kruh. So nam
rec &c manjse tovarne, XII pa sploh
ne pridejo v postev, kjer je "a
poslenih lie cd Is do 20 Sloven-
cev.
Nikdo nj porosal v "Proletar-
cu", da so delavci tukajSnip
Cyclone & Fence Co., zastavkali
pred stirimi tedni. Omeniti mi je.
da so zastavkali lie takozvani
"weavers" priblizno so delavcev,
med mimi 90 Slovencev. Plaza,
katera je bila Re pref sramotna.
je bila odvzeta, 9es: kaj bodete
vi tcpci, XII ne znate ne pisati in
ne eitati, (kakor Sc je izjavil su-
perintendent Artur v tukajsnjem
dnevniku "Waukegan Gazette"
sluzili 20 tri dolarje ma dan. Ia
vas zadostujeta diva, ostalo bono
pa mi Sprawl. Toda britko Sc je
varal. delavci so zastavkali in "a
htevali Sc ve6jo place, kakor je
bila pref. V stavki so Sc posebno
odlikovali Finci. Dobili so orga-
nizatorja in tako poduSeni v
vseh zadevah, z najveSjo energijo
proti druzbi in s solidarnostjo, so
dosegii, kar so zahtevali. Y pone-
deljek, 90. sept. so Sc vrnili 20
pet ma delo in tako pokazali, da
je lie cd njih odvisno vsel
Mala je bila stavka, toda veil
kal Lep vzolcd stavkarjem v Mi
chiganu. Odloeni, vztrajni in So
lidarni je treba biti straikarjem.
pa dosezejo nekoliko wee, kakor
to, kar pade z bogatinove mize.
Delavci smo tista moe, XII produ-
ciramo vse itoda "a druge). XII
v~stvariamo kapital (zopet "a dru
ge) in XII redimo lenuhe sedanje-
Ga casa! Prisel bode cas-, ko bode
sleherni delavcc rekal: tvoja la
stnina ie moia lastnina in ako
hoees ziveti, delaj!
Krasno sliko sem videl GIVE
ming American, Chicago, I'll
Ma eni strani revna proletarska
druzina: matt ma smrtni postelii
okoli ME pa sest revnih. laenih
in raztrganih otrok. Videle so So
obupne poteze ocetu ma obrazu
kakor tudi mlajsi h6erki, XII ne.
umorno pomaga ocetu pri delu
Upnik "a upnikom stole pri vra.
tin, z ukazajocim pogledom: pla.
cal ali pa pogini. - Ma drug
strani pa opazujemo: milionarsks
soba. pregrnjena s finimi peril
skimi preproeami, vse urejeno '
naiveciem "luksusu", kar 81 Ga
kdo misliti more. Komorniki s,
priklaniajo millionaire, XII razko
sno lei ma mehki zofi ter kad
cigarette, craven ME pa psicek
MOI pa pri oblozeni mizi leno PHI,
sampanjec in mogoeno ukazuie
soferju, maj pripravi enega IL
med petdesetih avtomobilov z,
veSerno zabavo! Vzdihnil sem
"Je-li svet praviceni" Pc mo
jem mnenju ne in nikakor ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
krizisce cest in to z napisom
slovanet; ,Gah;

kriSisee cest in to z napisom -
slovenski skebi =.
Slovenci, zapomnite 81 to smrd.
1.-Two golazen, kadar DO morebitj
trkala ma vasa vrata.
Pokazite Jim, da so brisani il
eloveske druzbe; ma 6elu Tim
njih rimskokatoliski duhoynik
delavski ovaduh.
Yam, strajkujo6im bratom, pa
klieem: "Drzite Sc ~slozno. ker
zmaga mora biti vasai"
Mi vsi, zavedni, stojimo 2 yami
in vas podpiramo v vasem tez.
KEN, a pravicnem boju roper ia
krivicni druzabni red in sistem v
~. s%toletJu. - Joe Panger.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
West Newton, Collinsburg, Pa.

Cenjeni urednikl
Malokdaj sc eta kak dopis IL
nase naselbine. cato sem Sc ma
menil poroSati JAZZ par vrstic. V
letu 1911, meseca januarja smo u
stanovili tn socialistiGni klub st.
80. j. S. z. - Oh Gasu ustanovit-
We je kaj lepo napredoval, a zdaj
mas je bolj zalostno stevilo. Brat
je delavci, pristopajte h klubu in
udelezujte sc redno sci.
Bodimo 81 bratje! Ne hvalimo
Sc "Jaz znam wee, kakor Tip
Kdor INA res kaj wee in boljse
ra%zmotrivati o socializmu, ia maj
pride ma sejo, maj tam to polka
Re in hvalezni mu bono, ako sc
kaj naucimo cd NIGGA.
Sodrugi, podpirajmo Sc in uSi-
mo sc dobro sukati una svitli
meS. U6imo Sc boja proti nasemu
sovrazniku, XII Pile naSo srGno
kri. - Otresimo sc verig, v kate
rib smo vklenjeni. Edino sredstvo
IA to je socialism.
On je tista zvezda, XII nam ka-
re pot do kon6ne image.
Apeliram torej Sc enkrat ma
vse sodruge, udelezujte Sc sci V
polnem stevilu in agitirajte tudi
vedno v pridobitev novih elanov.
Ne bojte Sc "a tistih par borih
centov, Xxi pa moreio prinesti to-
like koristi VAN in vasim potom-
CENT
J, Zorko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Listnica ~urednistyaI

Mas ljubljeni, mad vse vestni
nadkorektor pri GA. 81, mas je
opomnil ma neljubo napako, XII
Sc nahaja v st. 316 Proletarca. V
spisu "Med potjo" je dvakrat
tiskana beseda mirozov, pa mora
biti pravilno: mirodvor.
Iskrena hvala Yam e. korek-
tor, da ste mas ma to opomnili.
Veseli mas, da imamo tudi pr
ga. s." sotrudnika, XII, priznati
moramo, mnogo vestnejse in ma
tanenejse preeita nasega Probe
tarca, kakor njegov urednik
sam.
Da je pa mas ljubi g. korektor
pri "a. s." tako omejen, da ne
razume srisov v Proletarcu, mu
tega ne stejemo V zlo, ker je ME
gova edna dclznost popravljati
- tiskovne - stavceve napake.
katerih nosi prekanieni skrat
vedno " polni in najGudovitejsi
meri ma svoiem zvitem repu in
Jill v najhujsem diru drvec bla-
gohotno spus6a med citajoGe OBJ
cinstvo V smeh in zabavo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Virden, Ill.

Cnni. nrednistvo Proletarcai
Cd vseh vetrov Sc citaio dopi-
q. cato sem Sc nameinl tudi JAZZ
napisati nekoliko vrstic v mas
dclavski list Proletarca, XII je vse
hvaie in podpore vreden.
Vsakdo, kdor ga eta, mora
p'ipoznati, da Sc poteguie IN de-
lavstvo in GA poducrie, kako hi
Sc dalo priti do bolisih razmer.
70 hi vsi spolnievali. kar Pro
letarec zahteva, bi bila zmaga
nitro nasa. -
Povsod sc Guie tarnanje o rev.
Scini in trplieniu in tako je tudi
PR Ia V Virden. til.
Hnano Yam je ze. da ie 20. ma
ja pogorcla tn "West mine", v
kateri smo bill vpos'eni skoro
ysi Slovenci.
Komaj smo Sc ro sestmesec.
nen strajku dobro deaf pripra.
viii, IA smo bill 20, Of skoro "a
ravnoto;iko Sasa rdaricni.
Lahko bi bio 10 zdavnaj vse
porrav,jeno, ali kaj S moreno
! - Dru5bi Sc pa; mic ne mudi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14

like, ozdraviti sc starega strupa.
ter ojaeiti dusevno fiziGno silo,
in tako postati dusevno moean in
hraber bojevnik ma polju v az
redno zavednem boju "a delav.
ske pravice. Ali zal, v nasi okoli-
CT sc vecina boji lekcije, katera
bi ga ozdravila groznega strupa
Sal imamo tn priliko ozdraviti
Sc.
lmamo socialisticni klub, kate.
ri zboruje vsako prvo nedeljo v
mesecu ma 1116 Franklin Ave.
Omeniti moran, da smo incl
dine 5. oktobra javni ljudski shod
Povabili smo sodruga Ant. Ora
disar-ja IL Clevelanda kot gcvor-
nika. On nam je raztolmacil
pray v poljudnem govoru dana
snji krivieni kapi~talistiGni ST.
stem. - Socialism in Pomen iste
ga. Proletarijat in njegova beda.
- kako maj Sc organiziramo v
delavsko stranko it'd.
Marsikateri .ie cul. kar mu je
bio do sedaj nejasno. Marsikdo
je spoznal, kako doseGi cilj v
boljso bodocnost, kadar smo So
lidarni in organizirani V delav-
ski stranki.
Posetili so shod tudi hrvatski
in srbski sodrugi. Sodrug Mate
Sic je govoril V prid Strajkarjev
v Calumet, Mich. Nabralo Sc je
V podporo Strajkujoeih $6.4s, ka-
terra svota Sc odposlje ma 81 tai
nika j. s. 2. V Chicago, I'll. Ma
prodaj smo imeli lepo izbiro jake
poducliivih knjizic cd 5 C do zoe
komad.
Torej IL gori navedenih vrstic
je lahko p%osneti, kaksno delo W.
81 socialisti6na organizacija. Cd
krito moran reel. da shod hi bill
lahko Sc bolje obiskan, kakor je
bill pri taken ugodnem vremenu.
Razposlali smo povabila ma vse
sosedne %pokraiine. ali odzvanje
je bio pi6lo.
Pc novem letu nameravamo 20
pet prirediti shod. Nadejamo Sc.
da sc tega vsak delavec in delav-
ka udelezi. DELAYED Sotrpin! Su
zenj danasniega kr~ivi6nega siste-
ma, zdrami Sc! Vstani, i'd ma pra
vo pot, - ma pot z Mani - ma
pole mednarodne s%olidarnosti.
Sal nimas druzega izgubiti, ka-
kor okove suznosti ter pridobiti
cell svet in svobodo.
u vami "a delavsko solidarnostt
John Petrich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Youngstown, Ohio.
Dragi nam Proletarec!

Dragl nam froletarec!
Tu Sc imamo pc starem. Cara
mo vsaki dan "a naSe borno xiv
ljenje in "a nikdar n~enasiGeno
kapitalistiGno bisago. Vecina ma
sih rojakov della V ieklarnah. ka-
terra so glavna Industrial v tenn
mestu. Zasluzek je tako piGel, da
81 ne moreno nicesar prihraniti
"a stare dni. Draginja vsaki dan
vecja, kakor povsod.
Vkljub temu veeino uboge pa
re misli, da je to bozja VOLTA in
tako mora biti vedno. Resitev So
mu zdi nemogoca. Sploh veeina
Sc ne misli ma kako resitev ali
preobrat. Zastrupljen Sc IL stare.
ga kraja cd rim. katoliske Ger.
kve, katera ga je pitala vedno ?
nazadnjasko farsko temo, je pa
vzrok, da ne more svobodno mis-.
liti, sc osvoboditi ter otresti okov
danasnje suznosti.
Posledice te zastrupljene. TEN.
ne dusevne hrane. katere ie Who.
81 trpin srkal svoji domovini
IL keliha, strip rim. kat. cerkvc
so zlo in gorje "a narod. kar 10
mas vecino pognalo IL nase domo.
vine.
Prisedsi v novo domovino -
Ameriko ponujajo Sc mu pri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
IL naSelbfn.

Prasali bodemo eden druzega
"Kaj mislite o teh dveh obite-
ljihf" Odgovor bode lahak: Boz
danasnjemu krivicnemu sistemu
Mas me6 maj bode socialistiGna IL
teratura in Gasopisje! Nasa puska
agitacija vsepovsod "a social
zem, in mas kanon: nasa g%lasov-
nical In s to revolucijo nam bo-
de zasijalo lepse solnce.
Paul Bartel, zastopnik.