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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
BY Thornton w. burgess.

Peter Rabbit had lost his appetite. Now,
when Peter Rabbit loses his appetite
something is very wrong with him. Peter
has always boosted that he can eat any
time and all the time. In fact, the two
things that Peter thinks most about are
his stomach and satisfying his curiosity,
and most of the scrapes that Peter has
gotten into have been because of those
two things So when Peter loses his APP
petite or his curiosity there is surely
something the matter with him.
Ever since Old Man Coyote the Wolf
had come to live on the Green Meadows
Peter had been afraid to go very far from
the dear old briar patch where he makes
his home. and where he always feels safe.
Now there wasn't any reason why he
should go far from the old briar patch
There was plenty TO eat in 1t and all
around it, for sweet clover grew almost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Lace Gowns Are Short.

One of the best ways Of keeping a lace
frock clean is not to allow il to touch
the floor, and this fashion is carried out
in many of the evening gowns of this
summer 1t was a happy idea on the
part of the dressmakers and it was q
sensible idea of the women to follow il.
1t makes life easier i'm and out of the
ballroom and IL is especially good this
season when women dance at any place
where there is music.
The extremists are cutting the lining
four to six inches shorter than the outer
covering of lace so that the ankles.
usually clad in flesh pink stockings will
show through. but after all. this should be
a Fashion Tor the young and not for those
who havt covered twenty-five years
This warning viii probably make no
impression i'll a time of undress in dress.
for the present idea seems to be rather
TO reveal than To- conceal
In making these lace gowns il is wise
to drape the ftounceS on the skirt in an
irregular manner. If one wishes to be
exceedingly fashionable only one fiounce
need be used. 1t begins at slightly
OF the knees in front. and is much longer
in back.
If one wishes 10 make il stand out from
the figure, a two-inch pleating of white
net is used which Is run through with
milliners wire. Below such a founce
is slightly draped skirt of messaline
or thin satin which is cut off at the In
step.
The bodice of such n gown is more apt
to be draped in deep L rather than a
and slightly filled in with flesh colored
silk net. This U-shaped decolletage is
growing in favor every week. but il Is
only used in the front, not in the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Superfluous
Hair Truths
Investigate all Claims

Claims are easily made but hard to
prove. The success of De Miracle has
not been attained by merely making
claims but by fulfilling them. which
is proven by the fact that De Miracle
is the only depiiatory that has ever
been Endorsed by reputable physicians.
surgeons, dermatologists. medical
journals and prominent magazines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

either shoulder in front and i'm back.
The rest of the blouse is Of plain plated
wolfe made with elbow-lcngth sleeves cut
in one with the sides. a email, round
collar finishes the neck, and Il row of lit
tie coral buttons is set down the center
front as trimming.
The tunlc skirt has the cut-out border
at the bottom. and IS mounted evenly to
the waist with gathers. The lower part
of the undersk'rt Is plated like the
blouse and attached to a net foundation.
Black or coral colored satin may be
used for the sash, which is tied in large
loops at the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

minded him of Johnny Chuck and what
good times they used to have together
when Johnny lived on the Green Mead
ows Then he thought of how happy
Johnny seemed with his little family IN
his new home in Farmer Browns old or
chard in spite of all the worries his fam
lily made him. And right then Peter
found out what was the matter with him.
II believe I'm just lonesome" said Pc
ter. Yes. sir, that's what's the matter
with me.
1t isn't good to he alone too much, I've heard
my mother say
1t makes selfish. grouchy, cross and quite
unhappy all the day.
One needs to think Of other folks and not of lust
ones self alone,
To find the truest happiness and joy and real
content to own.
"Now that I've found out what is the
trouble with me, the question is, what
am l going to do about it?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Make the Porch LiVable.

An attractive and comfortable veranda
IS the best asset house can have for
six months out of the year. The veranda
should ne truly livable-not alone place
to sit and watch the passersby or the
stars. but place where the family in
dustries and interests can be INDUCED i'll
as well as they can be in the house For
one thing the veranda should be screened
from the gaze of outsiders in some way
Vines often accomplish this result Japa-
nese screens, too, proxe an effective
means or lightweight wooden frames.
covered with neutral-colored denim or
burlap. can also be used for the purpose
of bringing privacy to the veranda AVN
inss. especially the awning curtains that
hang straight down, also help TO screen
the porch.
The veranda floor which has some sort
of covering is more hospitable looking
than the one that is quite bare Mathis
can be bought by the piece, cut IN SUIT
able lengths for rugs. and bound at eacn
end with wide green or brown upholstery
tape Grass. fiber or mating rugs. SHOWN
in many styles and grades, can also De
bought ready for the floor. Rag rugs.
too. can be used AND they are quite prac-
ticable as they can be easily washed
Boxes of growing plants and flowers
at the edge of the veranda are attrac-
tive although they require much time
and attention. To keep them in ever
blooming condition they must be rehlied
from time to time with plants either from
the garden or from the florist They
must be saturated with water every day.
Most dead window and veranda flower
boxes have been starved to death for
lack of water. They cannot receive too
much water. and on very warm DAYS
when the sun is bright they should be
watered three times until they are drip
ping wet The boxes do not hold the
water for very long and hence the neces-
sity OF pouring 1t on generously.
Cretonne and chintz are good materials
with which TO make the veranda attr3c-
tive. Make cushions for the chairs and
+. hammocks, and make covers for old and
shabby chairs of this material If there
is a porch table which needs a cover
make it Of a strip Of cretonne, edged with
wide. coarse tan cluny lace The porch
screen can be one with bamboo frame
covered with cretonne. The chief objection
to this sort OF screen is that it is SO
light that even gentle breeze will SOM
times tip il over
Some sort of receptacle for holding the
odds and ends of porch furnishing is a
convenience No porch looks hvable
unless books. magazines newspapers
fans, work baskets, bags and other signs
Of q -1foT- and Industry are spread about
Put the task OF gathering these together
and carrying them indoors every night is
tedious. Instead Of doing this try having
a box covered with denim 10 match the
screen. perhaps. with brass hinges and
handles. to hold all these porch prop
critics Another receptacle for them
which is practicable is low wicker ham,
PER. stained to match the wicker chairs.
Still another IS an ironing table. the sort
that has a top which let's down 70 form a
back 10 a bench, which i itself box big
enough 10 hold many things. If it is
necessary any of these receptacles can
he padiocked shut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
AMERICAN FASHIONS.
BY CORA MOORE.

Some of the most useful and charm
ing lingerie dresses are fashioned from
fine. white cotton wolfe. which launders
satisfactorily and wears fairly we'll
Hand or machine needlework is
favorite trimming medium in a frock of
this sort, ofttimes combined with cluny
insertions or Irish lace.
This season. with the vogue for color
full embroideries. much can be done with
thin materials that have colored border
designs, whether hand worked or includ-
ed in the weave.
Just how different are the methods of
utilizing border embroideries for dress
trimmings from those of other seasons
is demonstrated in the model sketched
for today. The material of the frock
is a soft. fine white wolfe, with an oddly
patterned border design outlined in coral
and white floss.
The lower edge of the design is cut
out in deep points and scallops. and this
is used for the lower part of the blouse,
with one of the points running up over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
aN Om 4 The Home Beauty PdrlOr
go ~ By Betty Dean

scant teaspoonful in cup OF water. Pour On
the head gradually, rubbing in we'll. Makes y
soothing celebrating. perfumed lather This
is inexpensive and simple, but the results
Will surprise you.
Ms X: The wrinkles and lines in your skin
probably caused by extreme dryness. Here
is a prepare ton which Won can make for yolr-
SELF which will remove lie wrinkles and
store the softness and natural tone 10 the skin
Get an ounce OF alTaozoin at the drug store and
dissolve il in y pint cold water, adding
teaspoons glycerine. Apply before retiring and
leave over niGat. This viii wrinkles.
prevent crows feet. and make your face soft
and satiny 1t clears and whitens the skin,
TOO.
Laura: The dandruf of which you complain
is SO easily remedied that l wonder viii
, nut up with it. Dandruff Is unsiShtly thing
and positively prevents a healthy growth II
hair Get rid of it by applying. twice a week
a simple preparation made II home ~ mixing
one ounce of quinzoin in y pint Of alcoaol and
!. pint water. This is natural tonic II
which many tell me they owe fine Growrhs r
hair.
Kitty: Do rot try to reduce by dieting or
heavy exercise. / have often told log 10 -
duce flesh without rigid fasting hearty
e-cse- l repeat the recipe for your benefit:
Get 4 ounces parnotis. dissolve II In y pinis
hot water and take tablespoonful three times
day before meals. It is harmless. and viii
do wonders 10 restore your slender proportions,
because il leaves the flesh firm.
NJ. NJ: l cannot recommend any hair dye
See answer to Fay for liquid beautifier.
Betty Dean Beauty Book s. 90 --Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Useful LubricatorS.

Wet soap rubbed over the edges of
sagginS and reluctant bureau draw
ers will cause them to work smoothly
1t is also an assistance to the curtain
pole which is little large for its rings.
Machine oil can be applied successfuIIy
for almost any kind Of squeak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

Fay: If you find ii hard to make face powder
stay in summer, try. this simple, home
made, economical lotion which does not rub
III. Get ounces of spurmax and Dissolve in
y pint hot water or witch hazel. Add two
teaspoonfuls OF slycerine and let stand until
cold. Apply 10 face neck and arms. rubbing
ii in we'll The effect + natural and lasting
1t seems part of the skin and relieves that
sallow. oily look. while giving a velyety soft
ness 10 the skin.
Brown Eyes From what you say think your
eyes are simply overworked. j sure all
you need is a simple tonit. Here is one al
ways recommend: Dissolve an ounce Of crystos
in Il pint OF water. One two drops In each
{ eye every day will soon show great improve
} .nent in sparkle and strength. 1t may save
J you further expense of oculist and glasses.
} Try it. Possibly your system is bit run
F, down. also. For a good tonic see answer to
Wilma.
} Wilma: Your complexion troubles are doubt
less caused by a generally rundown condition.
common in the warm months l can heartily
J recommend this tonic for purifying the blood
J and building up of appetite and strength. You
! can make it at home at little expense. Just
\ dissolve an ounce of kadcne tany good druggist
I keeps IT. in = pint alcoao. Add = cup sugar
and enough water make a full quart. Take
( il regularIy-a tablespoonful before meals. and
see the improvement not only in your feelings
but in your looks.
Blonde: If Your hair is changing color. hy
all means get this shampoo. 1t will keep 1t
I light and fluffy: will prevent or cure dandrun
( and remove the excess oil which causes dan
druf. Get some plain canthrox from your
druggist, and for each shampoo dissolve a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Little Journeys

This is the time OF year when
nearly every one Is planning some
kind Of trip. Usually the longer
the trip the pleasanter the antlci-
patton Of ii is.
But there are certain kinds Of
journeys that are not classed as
pleasure trips" when the weather
is hot These journeys are the
necessary shopping excursions.
Two women were overheard
talking in the shopping district
early one morning OF this past
week. One of them said. Il wish
i could have stayed - home to-
day. / have list Of ten things
] must buy. and know IL IS
going 10 take me until closing
time TO get them all.
q have a list Of fourteen ar
ticles." the other replied, but |
expect to be home BY noon"
How can you ever manage it,"
said the first.
Easily enough looked over
the Newspapers and by going
through the advertisements care
fully | was able TO plan reg
ular route for my trip. l know
lust what shops ] am going t.
and what I shall buy in each one
This wise woman by her intel
Neent forethought made her
shopping "trip a pleasant little
Journey" No one can afford not
to follow her example in reading
thoroughly the advertisements in
the good newspapers when SO
much time and nerve-fag can b.
saved by doing 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

Bargain gowns can he made distin-
Suishcd by adding one or two novelty
touches. For instance, the square neck
can be cut 10 a deep V SO fashionable
now.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22

mole mednarodni socialistieni
stranki. Nato je govoril tudi sodr.
Jos. M%antony, XII je dejal, da je
laz, da hOGejo socialist welt
komu vero, ker je sploh izkljuce-
no, da Sc da Ia rec komu welt. ee
10 ina ali &c je nina. Posamezni
farcki pa Sc 2 dalec MISC vera. Ce
sc posamezne Strebarske zegnane
fanticke kakor je ma pr. Solar
eek ali Janezek, katera drzi veci-
ma oStalih SLOW. amer. duh. "a ne
kaksne "flirt-frkoline'', XII napa-
data socialiste in socialism, je to
lc hvalezno delo "a eel slovenski
rod. Tako domiSljavih bozjih
agentov, kakOr sta ia diva, sploh
NINA noben narod ma svetu. cato
vrSe socialist dobro delo, kadar
Jill Sibaio.
Ma koncu shoda Sc je vpisalo
II CLANCY V khub. z obljubo. da
Jlh pristopi Sc veG.
Tako smo priSli tudi detroit
ski slovenski delavci kcneGno do
zazeljenega socialistiGnega kluba.
V naprej bono drzali redne seize
vsak mesec, kakor tudi predava-
MA in debate in tako brusili m
Svetli nee.
Poleg novoustanovljenega So
cialisticnega kluba imamo tudi
druStvo S. n. =. j., S. S. u. in DIR.
Barbara, kakor tudi pevski zbor
"Ljubljanski vrh". Ia pevski
zbor Sc najvec trudi njegov uei-
tell sodr. NJ. KlopGiG. S pomocio
drug drugega nameravamo V naSi
naselbini napredovati in iii ma
pref pc pOti, XII 10 je zacrtal
mednarodni socializem napredo-
vati hOeemo duSevno in gospodar-
sko in tako pokazati, da sc tudi
detroitski slovenski delavci zave-
daJo svojega razreda in da so
lahko V posnemanje ostalim, XII
Sc MISC priSli do tega spoznanja.
Naprej, nova strazai
POzdrav vsem sodrugom,
Thos. Petric,
zacas. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Glencoe, Ohio.

Skoro nobena Stcvilka PrOletar-
ca ne izide, lie da hi Sc v njej ne
pOrOcalo o smrti kakega rojaka
sodruga. Tudi JAZZ moran poro-
cati, ola smo ma dan 10. julia spre-
mill k zadnjemu pOGitku sodr.
Jozefa Dernaca. (Op. ur.: Probe
tarec lie re zadnjic porocal o ME
govi smrti in sicer ma PRIV stra-
Nil Pogreb ie bill tax, kakorSnc-
ga 81 je pokojnik sam zelel, nam
rec - brez verskih ceremonij.
Dvoje drustev sc je udelezilo
pogreba 2 zastavami. Zastava DIR.
Bratstvo, st. A V Neffs, ina sliko
Karl Marksa, prvega oznanieval-
ca pravice. Polski sodrugi so ne
sli rudeco - mednarodno zasta-
vo.
Ko smo polozili krsto v grob' Je
bilo prav milo vidcti, kako sta sc
zastavi v slovo pripognili Y grob,
da sta Sc dotikali krste.
IL Glencoe, o., so sc vdelezili
pogreba vsi tisti. XII so sc koiickaj
zavedali svoje dolznosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22

je delavec, ne drzi z delavcemi
Spomladi so bile volitve, in Slove-
nee ie volil Slovenca (M~illerskega
buhkiperja), Xxi je bill tudi izvoljen
v mestni zastop. Nozzle druge ma
rodnosti so pa mestnem zastopu
sprozili misel "a osemurno delo,
ali gillette Ia Slovenec je pa z vso
silo Odgnal to misel. - Zakaj 2
cato ker bi pOtem moral DAFT o.
semurno delo tudi pri Millerski
kompaniji. Delavec, sedai pa lie
delaj Sc nadalje pc 10 ur ma dan,
ker 81 tako volil. Vrnimo Sc k
.piknikul Zvecer oh 9. uri so imeli
Finci igrO tridejanko, katere smo
Sc tudi mi udelezili. Med drugim
dejanjem stOpi pred oder sodr.
Saws in kratkih, jedrnatih be-
sedan govori V slovo. kon6al je:
"Cvrsto Sc oprimimo organizaci-
ie, da bodemo danes leto rekli.
gillette mas. kaj mas ie. To smo mi,
bCritelli delavstva.'
j. B. Mihelich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Chicago, Ill, julia 1918
Cenjeno upredniStvo:

Cenjeno upredniStvO:
Kakor je vecini Slovencem V
Chicago znano, sc ie bilo lansko
leto ustanovilo SLOW. del. telovad-
no druStvo "Sokol". Takoj DO
ustanovitvi so nekateri cakali
vspehov, mislec, da Ge je 80
kol' ustanovljen, je stem re vse
Storjeno. ker tega naravno nj BIZ
10 mogoce pricakovati, so nepo-
trpezljivi zapustili "Sokola'', a
vztrajni so ostali in delali in go
Jill drustvo naprei.
DruStva "Sokol' namen je
vzgajati t~elovadbo, Xxi je vsakemu
cloveku %potrebna. Pa ne samo to
tudi duSevno vzgojo 81 je wei
"Sokol' "a nalogo. Uvesti zeli
poleg telovadbe tudi citalnicO "a
.duSevno raZvedrilo. -
ker nj ma roki gmotnih sred-
stew, apeliramo ma SomiSljenike.
Xxi imajo ma roki kaSne dobre -
ne klerikalne - kujige. mai Jill
daruieio citalnici. Knjige spre,
jena br. j. Miller. 222S - 22nd
Str, Chicago.
Mladenici i'm mladenkc mai hi
priSle pa k telovadbi in maj hi Sc
vpisali V druStvo. NaSe mnenje
ie, da je bolje "a mladino, Ge 81
krepi telO in duha, nego da bije
brezmiselno Togo. kakor so ma
vajeni Amerikanci. Dale DO sku-
sal "Sokol' ustanoviti - &c bo
dCvoll zanimajna - pOsebnO So
10 $ slovenskim poukom, kjer Sc
bodo otroci ucili iezika in nrav-
mega zivlienja brez kaksnega YER
skega Eloroformiranja.
&c bo dovol.i odziva, mora stvar
napredOyatii
Telovadne ure IA mCSke SO vsak
petek cd s. do 10. zyecer; "a Otro-
Ike je ena IRA, to je cd IS ure
w. istega dine.
Ia zenske .je telovadba vsako
sredo veGer. V casu. kakor "a mo-
Ske. TelOvadnica .ie ma 2242-t4
W. 23fd Place, chicago.
V telovadnicC ina vsak SLOW.
delavec ali delavka prost vstOp.
Bratski pozdrav!
Karl Vesel,
2245 - 23rd st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Bankhead Alta, Canada.
Tu smo ustanovili novo dru-

Tu smo ustanovili novo dru-
stvo Koseinsko st. ~. ter je pri-
klopili k S. ID. p. Y. v Conemaugh,
Pa. in STEER meSeca %januarja t. |.
Drustvo ie ustanovljeno ma dobri
podlagi. Steje - clanov IN l ella
nico. Veeina so Poljaki.
Naznaniti pa moran tudi zalo-
stno novice, da ie morale to naSe
mlado druStvo zrtvovati &c enega
uaiboliSih clanOv.
I~ztrgala ga lie IL naSe srede ka-
pitalisticna roka. Frank Kropin-
ski ie je njegovO ime.
Vzrok njegOve smrti je eks-
ric2ija dinamita V novem pre-
doru. Unicda ie ta c~ksplozija diva
delavca in nam skoro nj bilo mo-
gcGe dognati, kateri je Kropinski.
- Imeli smo velicasten pogreb.
Pokopali smo ga civilno in V
spremstvu dveh druStev.
Pri tel priliki Sc zahvaljujem
v imenu DIR. Koscinsko st. ~. DIR.
Sv. Troiice st. 14S, Bankhead
Alta, XII Sc je tudi udelezifo pogre-
ba - Dolnem Stevilu.
Y bratskim in socialisticnim po-
ldravOm
R. Dutka, tajnik.
OPP. ur. Drugo smo izpustili, ker
ne spada mas list. PiSite direkt-
no novemu glavnemu uradu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22

no ~udelezujete sci kluba. Social
STIGMA stranka nj tukaj samo "a
parade, ampak da ~izvrSuje Organi-
z~atoricno delo, Xxi maj rodi delav-
cen vspehe ma gospodarskem in
duSevnem polju. To delo pa nj
dolzan i~zvrsevati samo eden ali
diva, ampak vsi 6lani potion ude-
lezevania klubovih sci. CLAM klu-
ba morajo vedeti "a vse akcije, Xxi
Jill zeli klub podvzeti, kaJti tai
mix in organizator ~izvrsujeta lie
sklepe klubovih clanov, in Ge nj
sklepov, znaci, da nj della; ce pa nj
della, tudi nj vredno da klub OBJ
stoji. - Nj dovoli, da Sc rece
"Jaz sem socialist. Same bese-
de ne ustvarjajo socialistov. Two
ia sveta dolznost je, da 81 ma sell
in ce mas kai koristnega, da
predloziS klubovi sell.
Kapitalisti, XII sklepajo v syojih
kOrporaciiah o nacrtih, kako bi
wee izpreSali IL delavnega ljud-
silva. sc udelezujejo svojih korpo-
raciiskih sci redno. Oni sc torej
pray dobro zavedajo svoje dolz-
nOsti. Zakai hi Sc je torej delav-
stvo ne zavedalo3- PoglejmO ko-
like della Ia caka ma vseh krajih:
NaSe mescansko in versko Gaso-
Disje laze vsak teden o delavcih in
Socialistih. samo da bi diskrediti-
ralO delavskO stvar. Ali bono mi
drzali roke krizem?
Ma plano, ma delo IL letargije,
k sejam kluba Nadejam Sc, da BIO
ia seia dobro obiskana in da DO
vsak elan pripeljal vsaj enega re-
kruta ma seio.
Pozdrav ma $ sodruge! Vas "a
o%lacanie delavskih bataljonOv.
Math Biziak, ~zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22

Sodruga Jozefa DernaGa sem
poznal Sc IL starega kraja in 81
Ger IL Leobna. SocialistiGnepa
duha 81 je pridobil pri citaniu
easnikov in knjig. Dokler nj bila
ustanovljena jugoslov. soc. stran-
ka, Je placeval meseene doneske
pri eeSki sOcialisticni sekciii.
ustanovil JIG tudi social. klub e.
20 v Steel, o., in mu ostal zvest
do groba.
Zelo marljiv ole deloval pri
p%odpornih druStvih. Drustvu
"Bratstvo st. 4. S. n. p. J." ie
bil cd ustanovljenja zvesti clan.
Dvakrat je bill izvoljen delegation
in Steer IA la Sall-skO in Cleye-
land-sko k~cnvencijo.
Ustancvil je tudi druStvo ESQ.
kol' in ga priklonil COnemaugski
delavSki zvezi.
PovSod ie marliivo in znaSai inc
d~eloval in agitiral za delaysko
sociaIisticnc organizaciio. Bill
le Sc mlad Samec, ljubil ie godbo
IN petite ter incl Sc polno upani
IN mad zacrtanih "a bodoGnost.
AadnJa 1 leta je bill vedno bo-
lehen. Bill je izucen kroiaG in mai
tezJe delo mU je bio likanie.
iskal 81 je zdravniSke pomoci pri
wee zdravnikih. Njegova matt.
brat III s%estre, vSi so mu strceli
med boleznijo, kar so mogli. Pa
VISA poStrezba in VISA liubezen mu
M mogla ohraniti zivljenja. Izgu-
bill Smo najboljSega sodruga in
agltatorja "a delavske pravice.
Sodrug Jozef Dermac. mrtev 81
danes in poGivaS V hladnem gro
br. Mi bcdemo dodelovali tisto
delo, Xxi ST nam ga ii prepustil.
Na~daljevali ga bodemo tako dol
90, dokler he pridemo do ella in
mas nc prinesejo poleg Tebe. Ker
81 lJubil cvetice mai III cvetejo
tudi ma gomili. Ptice pod nebom
mai II veselo prepevajo. SolnGni
zarki maj Ii svetijo. Jutranja
rosa maj Te resi-, kakor Sc rosiio
"a Teboi naSe oci.
Globoko sozalie izrekam mate
ri, bratu in sestram p~Okojnika.
kakor tudi vsem njegovim sorod-
nixon,
Ionac Ilrmberoar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
j. B. Mihehch.
Chisholm, Mimi.

Jugoslovanski socialist. klub
81. - je ma syoii redni sell dine
6. julia t. !. izvOlile novi odbor.
kateri seStcii IL sledccih CLANCY :
Mate Mavrin, tajnik; Steve Ka.
sum. racunovodja Jos. Mavrin
organizatOr Louis Drobnich, "a.
piSnikar. - nadzorni odbor so
izvoljeni G.. BrinSek. ID. Zobec in
Herlievic.
Socialist. pozdrav..
NJ. Mavrin, tajnik.