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Newark post., 1913-10-01
Old Man Praises Boy Scouts

Newark. at it again. This en-
thuslasm Is simply as contagious
as the measles. Staid old Newark.
got to be first or simply lose inter
est IN the game. The latest is the
Boy Scout Field Day. | have
been interested in them since their
organization but failed to realize
the extent of the work they are do
ing. And before | knew it. they
have Field Day Meet with invit-
ed guests-the first ever held in
Delaware. too, mind you. With
out blare of trumpetS. in fact
scarcely enough noise, they simply
up and did the thing without ask
ing odds of any body. Sort OF a
singing lesson to some of rs older
sports sitting around talkedy-talk-
ing and never doing the thing.
Hey. you Company E, Where 5
that Armory? The Boy Scouts Il
catch you if you don watch out.
And the Meet! Well. it ras a
Success. Sport! Well. | should
say so. And as clean as whistle.
Not whimper or kick at decisions
perfect harmony. Reminded one
of meeting of some Ladies' Club.
Newark winf Of course she
won. But that was not the point.
not the real game. They enter
tanned royalty and gave the visitors
an example Of real sportsmanship.
Ask them. They appreciated it for
they were true blue, too. Hats off
to you. Scouts! Our enthusiasm
was boiling before the water and
that's going some, isn't it;
Luck, and when you want any
printing done, you chase around to
the Shop of The Post--salute and
you'll get it, At least that's my
guess from what / heard 'en saw
ing up there yesterday.
The Old Man.
Newark post., 1913-10-01

ND TO high state of fertility ana
prdouctiveness. 1t is so easily TILL
ed and so level that it can be cultl-
waited thoroughly every week by
the use of the proper widespread
ing harrows and other implements.
The climate is almost ideal. Rams
are frequent enough SO that an ap-
pie orchard properly titled need
never suffer seriously for the want
of moisture. Land is low III price.
In some sections much less faForab-
" situated. raw land is selling for
several hundred dollars per acre.
1t will be easy TO secure an abun-
dance of labor from the cities dur
ing the fruit packing season. labor
that can be trained to a high de-
gree of skill and efficiency. With
all these advantages Delaware ap-
pie growers should be able to make
as much as any apple growers IN
the world.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Agricultural Club Plays Host

Tomorrow evening the Agri-
cultural Club will informally en-
tertain the Freshmen IN Agricult-
ure. Speeches by the various men,
berS Of the Faculty and OF the Ex-
perimental Station staff will be in
terspersed with songs and stories
An orchestra of ten pieces will add
pleasure TO the evening. The club
has received barrel of the best ap-
pies produced by Kent county,
specimens OF what some boys. late
ly of the Agricultural department
at Delaware are doing In the fruit
growing world. The Agricultural
Club reception is an annual affair
and introduces the winter schedule
OF work done by the club. This
year all the notebook paper used in
the agricultural courses has been
standardized. Before the year is
out the club will begin publishing
The Delaware Farmer. : the new
agricultural journal OF the stu
dents.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Sentenced To Penitentiary

Iemo Louiana, the supposed de-
mented italian who wandered
about the Newark. Glasgow and
nearby sections early in the sum-
mer and was caught by Edward
B. Mccoy in his bedroom at his
home near Chesapeake City early
on the morning of June 2d. was
tried in the Cecil Court on Thurs
day for burglary and was found
guilty although his consel pleaded
He was given term of
five years in the penitentiary but
Judge Constable stated that the
managers Of the prison would be
advised to have his sanity tested
by experts so that if found insane.
he could be sent to an asylum for
treatment. If declared sane he
will serve out his sentence.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
An Appeal

The New Century Club is collect
ing newspapers and magazines for
the benefit of the Building Fund
and as the fall housecleaning is at
hand beg to ask the housekeepers
OF Newark to save those they wish
to dispose of for the Club.
Arrangements viii be made to
collect them. the date to be an
nouneed later. Those having pa
pers, etc. viii confer a favor by
phoning 109L and TO facilitate
handling may we ask those kind
enough to save them to tie togath-
er the papers and magazines in
separate bundles.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
WRECK ON PENNSY
Cars Run Over B. & O. Road

Many of our citizens noticed
through trains marked Pennsyl-
vania running over the B. L O..
road on Sunday afternoon. This
was on account of a freight wreck
near Bengies. Nd. II miles north
OF Baltimore.
An axle broke on one of the ears
of an extra freight running north.
and south bound tracks were so
badly derailed that both north and
south bound tracks were blocked
for several hours. The accident oc-
Cured at 11.30 and the train ser
vice had not become normal before
T.30.
When the railroad officials saw
that the tie-up would be lengthy
they arranged TO run trains over
the B. & 0. tracks around the
wrecked train. Eight south-bound
train and six north bound were de-
toured over the tracks of the other
company.
The road bed was torn up and
there was considerable damage to
the contents Of the cars. That the
accident was not more serious was
due to the fact that the train was
running only about twenty miles
an hour.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Popular Play To Be
Presented At Opera House

The piece is now in its third sue
ceSsful season and has met with
popular approval wherever pre-
sented. and has been used as text
by two ministers in their sermons.
The play IS full of comedy hits 1t
is comedy that girl or woman can
laugh at and not blush at the same
time. The burleslue duel scene In
the thir act between Zeke Dasher
and BIInlick Tubbs IS said to be one
scream from start TO finish and five
other comedy characters keep the
audience IN happy frame Of mind
All special scenery Is carried for
the production. and it is said to be
strictly a scenic production from
first act TO last. Some pleasing
singing and character speeialties
are introduced during the action of
the piece. and Along the henne-
bee sends its audience home feel
ing pleased and satisfied that
Along the kennebec" had been
IN town.
Don't forget the dste-Oct. 81
ADV.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Uniform Auto Laws

Governor Miller has appointed
Judge Philip Q. Churchman, S. D.
Townsend. Jr.. and Charles G.
Guyer. commissioners TO confer
with those from other states in
drafting uniform laws regulating
automobile traffic. Commissioners
from the New England tSates, New
York, New jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware and Maryland viii meet
in New York in November TO con-
slider the subject.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
In
The



~ II Tue nrst pastoral warning-adorn the pages
ihese with personal run in with foot ease and
pls and things that babies and most editors rv for;
a. item that Ike Jones has come ont with his buggy
e"s painted. Congratulations Ike or Miss Sallye
Tue mas announced her intention to appear at Hrens
10 "el sometime during the coming fall good catch Sam,
~. 'fe many slip between cup-etc'' These With
oiai begging subscribers support the home paper
~ Oh foreign missions and announcemnt of weekly prayer
ana the ever present oyster supper make ND me usual
country weekly ~ - "
ou naSe seen it-exeuse ii, laugh at it but ad
.lslhg medium for bona fde business house i. IS
sOou, you say. And about right you are
but Inc Post-well that's different I know ms is an
N sg after business but unless stick to facts vo catch
me then am lost The Post is an S page naper all home
PRINT II mas news that you want to read The P,st says
soiletnes that may not be much but imput,uce lat
our enemies say sol but there's one virtue-v1 know
ABOUT where stand
from TINS, which is all right the Post is read All
citizens take it (that is all except one or toand
oorrow NJ Then lots of the Common Folks Good folks
aOs ,oiAs that Lincoln said the Lord loved so well
nese tninks make it good advertising medium Look
over copy and Judge for yourself
en eau up the Ad Man and let "a get together
Newark post., 1913-10-01
THE NEW APPLE
PACKING SCHOOL
a Standard Box For The Del
aware Peninsula

The Apple Packing School which
has been In progress at Camden,
Delaware, during the week from
Newark post., 1913-10-01
AN ADVERTISEMENT

Country papers are often looked upon
as poor advertising-and not without
reason For the ordinary country
weekly Is poorly printed sh4e- with
patent inside, splashed with patent
medicine displays, telling how some
society belle of Skedunk Park or some
u. A R. hero was saved. \ picture
OF the fair young thing before and
after, be-medalled photo while the
savior of mankind, dressed in Prince
Albert points heavanwarI Tx div
Newark post., 1913-10-01

September % to October 4, has
had a distinct purpose, namely, to
forward the movement TO establish
for this Peninsula standard for
box apples. No better apples are
grown anywhere in the world than
those grown here: none better IN
flavor: none better in appearance.
and none higher in color than is
easily possible to grow here. Some
favored valleys may have more
sunshine than we have. but with
proper spraying. pruning and till
age. We can develop our apples to
the highest possible color. and most
beautiful appearance. Such ap-
pies. when of high quality, as many
Of our varieties are. are strictly
fancy and should command a
strictly fancy price They should
never be sold on the city market
for less than 81 bushel box. II
may not always be possible TO get
this price. but it will always be pos
sible to get a fancy price-a price
far above the best price possible
for apples packed in barrels.
To assure this result organiza-
ton is absolutely neeeSsary-or-
ganization that will secure the CO.
operation Of every successful apple
grower on the Peninsula. This is
the aim of the movement now in
progress
Every city of any considerable
size has a large number of people
who are willing to pay a fancy
price for strictly fancy article. Ap-
pies have become one of the indis-
pensable articles of diet for city
people. The poor must be content
with the poorer grades of fruit.
The rich and well-to-do will buy
the fancy fruit This fruit must
be handsome in appearance, with
out blemish, every package uniform
as TO size and quality and size, so
grown and packed that If will keep
for long time in perfect condi-
ton. When a man buys a box of
fancy apples, he should be certain
that that box is standard and has
not an imperfect apple in it. If
an apple is slightly bruised at any
time before ii is placed in the box
a bruise so slight as to escape de-
lection. such an apple will not
come out IN perfect condition.
Boxes are so constructed that they
hold definite quantity OF fruit,
namely, an even bushel. and the
fruit Is so packed that it is possible
TO stamp on the packages the num-
Der OF apples in each box
Mr. John II. Steirz, who is con-
the Apple Packing School
says that Delaware has number of
peculiar and very remarkable ad-
which make it one of the
best apple growing sections in the
world, independent of the fact
that 1t Is close 10 all the big markets
Of the eastern United States. We
have a long growing season so that !
trees properly managed come into /
bearing at very early age. The
'oil Is easily titled, and by means Of .
crimson clover and other legumes. /
I can be quickly and cheaplv built /
Newark post., 1913-10-01
ALI But Farmers Vacate

By direction of Wilmington
City Council, Clerk of the Mar
kets Paris on Saturday notified all
holders of stands in the King and
Madison streets markets who are
not farmers TO vacate. Many of
those warned to vacate. it is said.
purpose test Of their right to
hold the stands in the courts.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
New Organ Expected Soon

The Organ Committee OF the NJ.
f. Church. Newark. is daily ex-
pecting word from the factory tell
ing of the shipment of the new
pipe organ. which they hope to
have ready for use by Sunday, Oct
ober 18th. Mr.. Frank B. Hills, in
stractor in Animal Husbandry at
Delaware College, has been engag-
ed as organist and choir master.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Escapes Horrible Death

Louise, the six-year old daugh-
ter Of Charles II. Simmons. IS
capped q horrible fate in his can
merry at Pennington, one day last
week Her dress was caught In the
betting and all her clothing was
stripped from her She was badly
bruised but escaped any serious in
Jury.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Hundred S, S. Con-
venion In Christiana

The 18th annual convention of
the White Clay Greek Hundred
Sunday School Association will be
held in the Christiana Presbyterian
church on Tuesday afternoon and
evening, October 14th. The pro-
gram will be announced In a later
issue.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
To Boom Celery Industry

Pennsylvania Railroad officials,
Ii is reported, will endeavor to pro-
mote the growing of celery on the
Peninsula and will call meetings to
hear talks by an expert on the best
methods of growing and handling
the crop.
Newark post., 1913-10-01
Return After Studying Styles

Mrs. 4. r. Carlisle and Miss
Florence Steel have returned from
an inspection OF the leading millin-
cry stores of Philadelphia The
latest fall styles viii b displayed
at the formers parlors on Main
street next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. October ?, 3 and l.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Listnica u~rednistva.

y. b.. Frontenac KanS. Kar pc
rocatc Y dopiSu, Sc je kot pi$ete.
lIvrSilo Ic pred messed. Iraycn.
tcga ne porotate imena doti5neca
rojaka, ne meseca in ne dneva,
kdaj Sc je to zgodilo. V vseh ia
kin zadevah morajo biti dopiSni-
XII natanGni in takoj, ko Sc kai
pripeti, o vsem poroGati in ne ca
kati nekaj mesecev. Nadaljc pr
vseh takih pOrocilih mai Sc flo
zofiio pusti ma strani, ker filozo-
fila ne spada med TAXA poroGila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Zmai "Steel Trust" pi-
rule %.
Nadalievanie $ nrve strani.l

(Nadaljevanje $ prve Stranl.)
Pirovanje Sc nj koneano. Ma
programu ie sedaj druga tocka.
Nekdo predlaga, da sc delnice Je-
klarskega trusta "povodemjo'
"a par milionov wee. Ha! l~zvrstna
misel! Gary, Carnegie. Schwab
nategnejo mokra ustna cd usesa
do usesa v presre6nem nasmehu.
vsakdo je dobre wolfe ZamaSki
podijo in sampanjec Sc zopet peni
Kdo bi ga ne pill? "Vodeni''
delezi Sc imajo pomnoziti IA par
milionov in to pomeni par stO-
tisoGakov veG dividende. Hurei
PittsburSk pirat je tako vessel. da
samega ~veselja pograbi buteljko
in jo izprazni do dina Ra
RAJ Ra, ...
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
East Helena. Mont

~ ~
mi So nobcden ogIaSil IL naSe ma.
Sclhinc v liStu "'Prolctarcc". ho.
Gem pa iaz nokoli'lo ouisati naSc
naSclbinc.
DclavSkc razmcrc me- hom opiso.
vala. kcr jc kot poysod pc kapi.
talistitucm Sistcmu. 'da jc de-.
.aver SUzenj. doklcr ne pride do
~vojega spoznanja. In priScl be
cas-. ko Sc DO vsak delavca prcbu-
dill IL dolgcga Spanja.
Ma socialistiGnem poliu dobro
napredujcmo, ker smo uStanovili
SocialiSticen klub Stew. 101. J. S.
Il. he pri zacetku vstanovlicnia
kluba Sc je ypisalo II sodrugov
IN Il S0druginj. Lc tako naprei
sodrugi in scdruginjc. cd boia do
image. KapitalistiGni sistem stoii
vcdno ma eni in isti podlagi ter So
me ne ozira M delavce in ma svo-
Je trpine: on izmozguje in Sesa
nJihOvo kri, dokler ne pade della
wee pod bicem kapitalistirnega
jarma.
Delavci. trdno ma noge in do
image Y boiu proti kapitalizmu.
da 81 izbOljSamo naSe delavske
razmere. Ako Sc ne bono sami bo-
Jevali in pomagali IL kapitalistic-
nth krempliev, bono vedno in We
dino ma eniinisti podlagi. kakor
Smo danes.
PriSel DO cas-, ko bode plapolal
rdeGi prapor, prapor socialilma
POtem bode nase deio konGano. In
mir ljudem ma zemlji DO zavladal.
Delavci zdruzujte Sc in zmaga DO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

John ShtOltman. 15letni decek.
kteri je Stanoval $ SvoiO materio
ma Polk st. Gary. Sc ie pred par
tedni zgrudil mrtev pred plavzcm
Y jeklarSkem pcIlu. Peklenska
vlOGina in smrad je bill preveG "a
njegovo mlado t%oleSce. John .ie
dObival $50 ma II eSec in $ tenn .ie
prezivlial mater in mlajSo SeStro.
Toda tisti osodepolni dan nj bilo
fanta dolgo domov Skrbno
je matt priSluSkoyala. kcda5 So O.
glasijo niegove Stopinje ma vega
stih Stopnicah. Use ie tho
Kje lie John9 Nekdo potrka
Matt Sc strese. Vstopi tuii MOI.
"'Jaz zastopam k%ompanijo' o.
glasi Sc tujec mrzlo. "Cotovo lc
yeste. da je vas FAINT - mrtcv
Matt izbuli oGi in pade ma
tia. Sedai Sele ic zvedla. Mrtev
- Mrtev' - "'Ne iokai zcnska.
>ai ne u0maga ni6'' uadaliuie
hladno tuicc in il pomoli uckak
papir pod nos. ''Tukai Sc podpi.
81 in dohila hos triSto dolariev IA
sina Iena "a memo gleda
"Ali ~ncGc;?' sill agent. "Podpi.
81. podpiSi - triSto dolariev j.
vendar denar,' Matt zakoplic
svoi obraz Y dlani in znova odme.
va tuzni iok Agent ie odSel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Popravek.

V 80. Stew. "Proletarca" je
bill priobcen dopis in po%rocilo ia
Yukon. Pa. o nezgodi John Nile
knSa. Pc pomoti Sc je zapisalo.
da je bival p~onesreceni John Me
kuS Stiri leta V Ameriki. Glasiti
hi SC morale: hill ie le 4. mesece
V Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
NAZNANILOi
CoucmauOh-trank

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pa.
Ma zadnii rcdni mes. sell soc
kluba st. >. Sc ic soglasno skle.
milo obdrzavati rcdnc mcSeGne Sc.
le. vsako prvo ncdclio V meSecu
in STEER popoldne 40 dokonCani Sc.
II podpr. dr.. "'Sv. Barbara. stew.
%.
Cvidelo Sc ic namreG. da ie ko-
r~istneiSe. da Sc rcdnc seize vrSe
popoldnc nego predpoldne poseb-
no pa "a iStc clanc koii zclc pristo.
piti k soc. klubu.
Jacob Kocian,tajn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Ahx. Ark.

~ nm" pOTOCl-
la z naSe naselbine.
20 nekaterih .jamah Sc della
vSakl dan pc drugih pa lie toliko.
da sc clovek prezivi. Brezposel-
NH delavcev je veliko, radi tega
ne svetujem nobenemt sem hoditi
iskati della.
Il naSimi kapitaliSti smo priSli
zOpet nekoliko navzkriz in TO ra-
di della pri kopanm premoga. Mi
zahtevamo place Cd premoga. kot
ga poSiliamo ven IL jane, trum OF
minc), oni pa hocejo placati. ko
je le cnkrat prcmog prereSetan
iScrcened). q tenn Sc vrSi sploSno
glaSovanje med premogarii pc
draw Arkansas. Oklahoma in
Texas. Gotovo, kapitalisti hi Sc
nalraje dohivah in ~plaCevali cd
iStega dclavccm ma Screen. pa
ne ho SIo. Kjer placujejo promo
garSki haroni od tehtania promo
ga na screen. dobc veliko zdro-
bllenega premosa zaStonj. kate
reSa potem prodajaio po S1.OO to-
no ali pa >c draIjc. Pri tallih
razmcrah Sc dohc >e ycdno liud-
je, Isl trdc. da ic vSak dclavec
piacan N Svojc dclo. 10 hi bill
d@elayci nckolilo drugaGc poduce-
nj, hi tudi drugace mislili. Alo
malo pomiNlimo. kako smo hill
Yzgolcni. ne moreno oil Scbc mic
boljega priGakovati Ozrimo Sc
nekoliko ma naSa otrocja lcta.
Raj je bilo, AllO Smo hodili V So.
10, Smo hodili lie radi tcga kcr il
poStava tako zahtevala. 10 smc
pa enkrat Solo konGali. bilo je tire.
ba priteti garati in delati. in pa
maSne hukvice citati. Ako je kdc
mejel kniigo ali GaSopis Y roke
Sc je takoi tulo: Sekiro. Sckiro al.
pa lopato rokc in delati. ne M
citati in lenobo paSti. kai ii be
hranje koriStilo. Il tega ic raz
vdno, da ne moreno cd delavcey
dosti ve6 priGakovati n Scdai
kot je. PonoSni Smo lahko. ko Vi
dino. kako nitro sc Siri med de.
lavStvom razrcdna zavolnosf. To
nam dokazujc. la nimamo della
cl tako trdih CLAW. kot - miSii ma
SploSno. Dokazuic nam. la So tn.
III naSi mo5Gani volini misliti i'm
prcuGevati.
Pozdrav y~cm .|itatcljcm in ii.
tateljicam Gi>'a 'Prolctarcc'''
John Prudich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

Nikola Nikjcvic. irnogorski
suzeni y Gary je pred Stirimi me
Seci odSel V stare domovino ma
vojSso proti Tmkom. Seboi ie
wei diva >]tarci>a Sinova. a t~retie-
ga. katcri ie bill naimlaiSi. ie pu-
still Y Gerry rckoc FAINT ie K pre-
mlad IN yoj>kinc tezavc: mai o.
stane tukaj in della Y tovarnah.
Bo sal Skrbcl IA mater V Starem
kraju. ako mi tribe pademo V bit
XII In odSel ic Gee 4 dvema sino-
voma mad Turkc. FAINT. kateremu
jc bio II let. ie pa oStal v,peklu
v Gary. %. jan. t. |. je FAINT padel
z dvigala 40 cevliev visoko ma
kup zelezja in oblezal ma mestu
mrtev!
"Ako hi bill FAINT odSel ma vol
no, hi bill mogoce Sc ziv". dejal
je nek drugi Crnogorec. ko .ic Sci
"a pogrebom -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

pravice ma politicnem polju proti
privilegijam, tako Sc moramo tu-
di bojevati V nSSi lastnI organi-
zaciji prot vsakojakim stalisGu,
Xxi nj Y smislu socialisticnih prin-
cipOy. cato bono tudi glasovali
(Eksekutiva, tocka 23) "a priv
m%anjSine.
NSak sodrug, Hi ina bodocnost
j. 5. u. pri Srcu, maj glasuje in
della cato. da bono glasovali sle-
dccc:
VI. Glavni odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Ia Kenosha. Wis.

Iugoslov SOC udrtHenje prize
iii Y n"deIjo, dine %. februarja Y
"Schlitz' dvOrani iavni ljudSki
Shod. ma katerem DO goyoril sodr.
Cvetkov IL Valparaiso. Ind. o dol
lncstih in pravicah cloveka.
Pricetek Shoda .ic oh >. uri po-
poldne. ObcinStvo Sc pozivlia. da
- udclezi Shoda Y vclikem Stew
In.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

gOtovo naSa, elm preje, tenn bolje.
kaJti lie Y sloei .;e moe.
honcem dOpisa pozdavljava vse
soclaliste in socialistinje Sironl
Amer1ke, tebi viii list pa Elmo
Ga bi v n~ajkrajSem tasu postal
dnevnik. PoSiljam tudi 25 C "a ii.
skovni fond.
Mary a. S%trainer, tai. soc. kluba.
j. f. Strainer, org. soc. kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

SocialiStiGni alderman V Flint.
Mich. SO borijo "a municipalno
skladiSce prcmoga. Toda alderma-
nj nasprotnih strank so "a enkrat
porazili njihOv naGrt, kcr raie vi
dijo, da p~rivatnih trgovci preskrb
bllajo premog po oderuSkih ce-
nah, namesto da hi "a premog skr-
belo mesto pc znizan n cenah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Inozemci drzave Pennsylvania
pozori

Postavodaja drzavc Pennsylva-
nije je sprejela 30. marca, leta
1911. predlogo, XII pod kaznijo pri-
sill inozemce ~placevati davke, ka-
tere zahteva okraj County,, me-
sto ali vas V tel DRAW.
Vsi, Xxi prebivajo wee kot emo
leto V DRAW, 50 podvrzeni temu
zakonu. ravno tako, kot draw
ljani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

Ra. RAJ Ra! - Hurei. Gary
dinner Sc bliia koncu. Zadnja
tocka programa ie finanGni pre-
gled "a minoli mesec. .Jeden pira-
TOW pove da je meseca ianuaria
1913 ieklarSki trust naredil Giste-
GA profita 81, 200 600. Cello omizie
ozivi NOVA. IamaSki poGiio -
ognjena piiaca Sc peni Mill
ON dveSto tiSoc, Lahko hi bilo
boljSe! Ampak ze gre. 30 pa dru-
gi mesec veG. "TrGimo GENTS"
Omizic vstane in ease Even.
ketajo PlcSaSti PittSburzan
Sprazni buteljko - pade nazaj ma
SedeI. ohledi kot Stcna in ma Ge-
In Sc pojavijo roSnc kaplic q.
Ielodcc ic napoyedal rcvolto. Mo
goGni ieklarSki ear ic lahko ugnal
tiSoGe Suzniev - toda svojega
Ielodca pa Sc nj ugnal Milo stoka
pirat in pc Sobani vejc zoprn duh
Priteccio Strczaii in poSnazi-
10 oriicntalSkc prcprogc. Snezno-
belle prte - XII pa MISC wee hell -
in milionarievo ohlcko ga
~ dinner ie konGan. "Sluga,
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