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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-11-28

Coal Coke--W Call Tel. $50.
Fresh Oysters Kirkland's, 80 cents a
pint. Have your grocer to call for same.
Miss Annie Lou Saline, Of Glass, was
in the city Friday, the guest OF Miss
Beulah Proffer.
Mrs. r. L. Cummings and little daugh-
ter are in Nashville under the treatment
s0f DR.. Wilson.
Mrs. Ella Edwards and children left
Tuesday for jackson to make that city
their future home.
Margaret Curtin has been quite i'll OF
malaria for several days at her home on
East Flower street.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Wilson, Of Cres-
cent, we're the weekend guests Of Mrs.
Dock Kirk on Lilac street.
Sell that corn to r. L. Lockert.
Home Made Candy Kirkland,
Comeo Lavallieres and rings at
Dietzel's.
Ii you want the best and cheapest,
nse Bon Air coal Union City Ice 4
Coal Co.
In ten days the Union City Cotton
Gin Co. will be ready to receive cotton
At the highest market price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Wiley were the
Wednesday guests Of Mrs. w. E. Cart
wright on East Flower street,
Dir. and Mrs. Roger w. Cherry, of
Nashville, we're in the city Saturday and
sunday visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. sherman Sutherland and little
baby are visitors this week 1t the home
sof Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Erwin, near Troy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-11-28

An all oak mantle, highly polished
for $500. UNION CITY LUMBER Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-11-28
DIAMOND necklaces at DietzeI's.

Home Made Candy-Kirkland.
Coal Coke Wood Call Tel. $50.
Fresh Oysters Kirkland's, S0cents a
pint. Have your grocer to call for same.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-11-28

Home Made Candy Kirkland.
Thanksgiving Community Silver
Dietzel's..
See our new cabinet NANTES, SO and
up. UNION CITY LUMBER Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-11-28

Homo Made candy Kirkland.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

have seen of the careful farmer It is
decorated with the hides and feathers of the that
his honest chickens and ducks.
old the farmer nails up the feathers Of
the hootow the and the hawk Or he ties string around
the birds neck and hangs him up warning.
And that old barn door the farmer nails tight and fast
the hides of the animals that rob the chicken COOP they the
thieves gafers coruponss of the farmthe weases skuns
ferrets polecatS and foxes.
Each hide nailed up warning And in the sunshine in
front of that old barn door the honest chicken
her brood knowing that the warnings will keep other edoer
away.
We, dear friends also possess old barn door. this
its picture And decorate simply and
osentaousy in imitation of the honest American farmer
Ours not a agricultural barn It contains
views instead of hay, oats and
But there is only proper way to decorate A BARN
DOOR And decorate the proper way with the hides
and the feathers of the of good and honest people
We have just nailed hide the barn door, that
of Bailey, of Texas
If there dictionary political animals you would find
Standard Dictionary follows An American mephne
teloid carnivore of form, with a bushy tall
The farmer will tell you and we tell that the
of killing off of this kind pleasant
Only strong of duty enables the farmer to 90
through with the killing and the nnng of these quaint
animals.
And only strong possible for us
to decorate old barn door do.
The last of these animals pleasant any
body concerned the killing Because your mephs mephit
the Latin
to kill him. skin him, and nail his hide up a warning use
full, virtuous
Let us come back to Mr. Bailey formerly one of the most
active "Mustelojd Carnivores'' of American politics
He died politically in the senate January His
well squeak heard there you hide nailed to
barn door with others
The New York Times describing the agones this
interesting political animal says Where Bailey had been
expected denounce his enemies personal and political
cluvely William Randolph Hearst OF course he did The
duleSt musteloid knows his destroyer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

Please do think because discuss this matter in
light tone that enjoy the painful duty of destroying the
meanest thing that the Lord has made
The funny little screech owlArchbold- alive so I'M
happy sits perched and tied waiting for the efu blow
have the heart to do what we probably ought to do.
Even such Bailey menace to all honest fowl
IN the political barnyard he dies although he
may not believe it. of regret and sadness.
We realize he MIGHT done had his nature made
him serve the people faithfully he served Achbod and
others with money.
We know that he is not much blame the system
organized financial corruption
He the principal the tool used bv bigger and
ADLER whose influence he could with
pleasure but with sadness that man drift from
position OF great opportunity of the youngest abeSt
men IN the United States senate his present fallen
overwhelmed with the contempt of his fellow citizens
repudated him
only natural that in his agony career gone repua-
ton future he should man that exposed
him and terminated his
He is not alone In that
Senator Foraker in the United States senate see his
skin on our barn door, talked just S unpeasantly
And Lormer who bought his seat in the senate-and was
not allowed to keep ee his skin the barn door)-ao did
much of his feeble ability could do to make himself
dsagreeable IN his dying senatorial moment
We expect the future more than one of these sad
eyed musteod of the senate and other
political bodies get up, each eve and die unnasanv
with especial unpleasant references to these newspapers and
their management.
But like the farmer old barn door with ifs decora
TONS encourages the honest hen duck reconcd
the hatred of the meph tribe we must have it in order
to do duty by honest fowl
Rest peacefully and gently, poor, mephitc Bailey
one thought should comfort you You will do
harn And now that can't do HIM any more good you
probably won't hear any from little hootowl Archbod
And there won't letters between YOU two to print
Not even a tiny certificate
Rest peace poor little musteloid Yo, wore NOT la t he
good man but for time come what is left of you will be
a useful warning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
A Threadbare Charter and a Re-
dictionary Council

stationary, reionary block preparation
progressive charter for Atlanta.
CORTLAND Wn the declared the
cty of working plan for the James Woodward the incoming
mayor n s demand for the thing
Councilman Humphrey resolution the which
first official municipal 1T night
the reactionary the resolution tabled
the table will lie until the council weeks later
expert ssteppers will it early
hot or ''too cold" to clear the crys
The existing until nothing
guide politician Small the
spontaneous opposition 1t has laid untold golden
eggs political stumbling
all ideas the has served admirably clothing
incompetent mpbe years every
responsibility
hall make complaint about heand
city full of hNor worthless public servant anything else
dsageabe will be hted from pillar post spend
day week travelling through corridors and Offices will
y the dissatisfaction nothing
charter provides so-ndso.'
Truly, the provides everything should provide
When Atlanta swaddng clothes and
for love of it, and ambition the old charter acceptable The
of those would have with charter all
empire
pioneer The pioneers mostly The grown
ousy population and individual prosperity BUT THE MUNIC
IPALITY HAS STOOD STILL
While public
become involved and less efficient.
This enterprise along
Waste of time and money be mnae efficiency
public SOME MAN OR BODY
MEN MUST BE MADE RESPONSIBLE FOR GOOD RESULTS
When Councilman Humphrey
to take the matter and furthermore council wanted time to think the
charter question
good public finds city
who utilized mentality
nm makes a piable confession o
council will this o the
realize that would have better chance Talah Falls with
people of
sensible reform and the people will despite late hours and petty politics
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
utterly weary and fatgued. it is
not Well to keep staggering on. 1t
is better to sit down and rest a bit,
even if you feel as you pause that
you can never 60 on again. After
a little while you will feel more
courage and you will so on. But
do not SIT too long.
Are YOU weary with trying to do
your best and have you about de-
cided that you viii give up the bat
tie?
DO you feel that nothing matters
very much--that whether YOU sue
coed or fail is Of small account to
the world2
DO YOU begin to- think YOU are a
very small unit In the universe,
and that the best thing for you 10
do is just TO take life as it comes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

a IN occasional gray mood comes
"A TO the sunniest of natures;
just as gray day comes
even in the tropics; and if we use
this gray day wisely. We Will be all
the better for it,
When the bright sun of tropic
lands is yelled by clouds, one can
sec farthest; and the landscape is
more clearly discerned; because
there is not the binding dazzle Of
the sunlight.
So when our hearts are clouded
with a passing mist, of trouble or
worry. we sometimes see life more
clearly; and look backward. and
about, and beyond with a larger
vision.
think it is a good thing now and
then TO grow utterly sick OF our
selves. and 20 sit down and pun
our minds and hearts and motives
and actions and ambitions to pieces
and dust them out as watch
maker cleans a watch. and then put
them together again with care and
resolve TO begin all over and DO bet
ter-AND THEN TO DO TT.
II is never well to rest too long
in regrets Of the past for that is
over and gone; and can not be rem
edied.
Make 1t Act as Warning.
But II is well 10 remember the
past enough 10 make it act as
guide and warning for the future
But moods Of retrospection and
v regret and melancholy should be
kept as Injuries; and must never
become a habit
INDUCED in rarely they may
serve as a tonic; but regularly fol-
lowed they become a poison.
When you are walking and carry
ing heavy burdens. and you grow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
You Leave Your Influence.

I on Leave your influence.
1t is not merely you, yourself
who is 10 be benefited or harmed
by your success or failure in life.
You are to leave an influence on
all who know you. no matter how
humble your position may be.
Throw a pebble into the sea
and watch the disturbance Of the wa
tiers, larger and larger grow the
circles, and as they fade away in
visible TO the eye they are felt by
the waves beyond our sight.
1t is so with each one of us. You
are affecting every. life you en-
counter on life's journey to some
degree. You viii affect lives Of
beings yet unborn-in what way
and through what sources it is inn
possible to tell. but. nevertheless.
an invisible influence is at work
connecting YOU with other destinies
has by an unseen cord.
Think Of this when YOU are dis
couraged and disheartened and
push ahead
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
The Value Of Gray Days ! Ella WHEELER wilcox WILCOX!

and to make no effort to attain any
special goal, either intellectually,
morally or financially? Are you
sick of the eternal effort to be and
do, and are you contemplating a
remuneration of all ambiion?
Well, stop and think a bit. Sup
pose Columbus had yielded to such
a mood before he discovered Amer
lea?
What if George Washington had
made such a decision in his early
youth, or Benjamin Franklin, or
Shakespeare, or Milton?
What if Morse or Edison had Civ
en- up the struggle TO accomplish
anything? And Cyrus Field had
said he was weary of trying to gain
his goal and so had let the ocean
cable die dream Of imagination?
What losers we would all be by
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Red Lodge, Mont.

Ker Sc lie malo kedo oglasi IL
naSe naselbine. zato SEN Sc iaz
namenil, da Gitateljem 'Proletar-
ca nekoliko opiSem naSe razme-
re.
Kar Sc tice della, Sc della Sc do
sti stalno. DelamO MANFRED vsaki
dan, razun nedeli. Tudi zasluzek
Sc nj ravno tako slab, kakor Sc
eta. da Sc slabo zasluzi DO dru-
zih naselbinah. Seveda. zadovoli-
nj ne moreno biti popped. dokler
ne dobimo pOlno place "a isto.
kar produciramo.
Nekaj je, kar nam tu~kaiSniim
socialistom ne ugaia. Pri mas ie
namre6 nekai tistih poboznih du-
Sic, katere so zadOvolinc s sedan
Jim kapitalisticnim sistemom. Yer
cd same hvale5noSti ne vcdo. ka-
ko hi Sc priklaniali kapitalistom.
ker so slednj tako velikoduSni in
dobri. da Jim puStc delati. Prosi-
mo. vaSega "Striglja'', da mai
pride k nam. da te exemplarje
polovi in V mas tabor sprawl, ker
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
De Pue. Ill.

Nj dolgo odkar smo ustanovili
socialistiGni klub V nasej mali ma
selbini. Klub smo priklopili X J.
S. z. Akoravno mas je malo Slo-
vencev tukaj, okljub temu pa Sc
je takoj ma ustanovnem shodu
dalo upisati II clanov, kateri so
pripravljeni, da 6vrsto in zvesto
stole v vrstah zavednega prole-
tarijata. LIE tako naprej delavci.
Vsi V nase bojne vrste, da Sc bo-
demo skupno borili proti nasemu
sovragu kapitalizmu.
Nase klubove seize Sc vrsijo
vsako prvo nedelio V mesecu, in
sicer OBJ poludveh popoldan V
prostorih sodruga d. Badovinac.
Zatoraj opominjam Slane, da Sc
redno u%delezujejo sci in agitirajo
"a move elane, sploh "a korist
"Zveze" in kiuba.
z soeialistieni mpozdravom
Mike Omerza,
organizator kluba Stv. LOG
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Jaksville, Kans.

Krasni maj je ozivel prirodo,
ter il cvetlicami ozaljsal travni-
Ike in gaj. Ozivel je tudi sobrate
drs. sv. Barbara kateri smo zdru-
zeni pod emo zastavo drzave Kan
sas. Kot V spomin triletnice raz-
vita zastave, smo obhajali V ne
deljo dine IL. maja veliko veselico
ma Jaksville, Kans. s tenn smo po-
kazalo sebi, kakor tudi drugim
narodom, da smo napredni in po-
nosni ma naSo organizacijo. Ia
torei ostanimi slozni, ker lie v slo-
gi je moe.
Predno grem k zakljuGku je
moja dolznost, da Sc V imenu
zdruzenih postal drs. sv. Barbara
prav lepo zahvalim vSim sobra-
tom, kakor tudi znancem in pri-
jateljem, kateri so sc vdelezili ma
Sc veselice. Dale Sc tudi zahval-
Julien "a lepe in poduGljive govo-
re, katere sta g~ovorila brat Mar
tin Stefancic cd postaje stv. Is
Fleming, Kans. in brat Anton
TomSie cd postaje stv. 81. Rad
ley, Kans. Zbranim bratom druS-
tev sv. Barbara pa priporo6am,
da maj 81 ohranijo in premislijo
besede, katere sta govorila ONE
njena sobrata, Cas- je re, da sto-
rimo isto, kar hi re zdavnej mo-
rail- storitil
S bratskim %pozdravom
Jacob Selak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20

IN zastavo ma celu odkorakali
skozi vasi do postaje, prepevajoc
delavske pesmi. OBJ 10. z.jutraj Sc
Je vrsil ma dvoriScu gostilne pri
Rusbachu skupni shod, Xxi ga .je
otvoril in mu professional sodr.
Marica. Poro6al je V slovenskem
In italijanskem jeziku sodrug
Golouh. Mnogostevilne navzoGe
Je obvladovalo odkrito navduse-
nJe. Porocilo sodr. Golouha Sc lie
z burnim pritrjevanjem med in
pc koncanem govoru soglasno
vzelo ma znanje, PoroGevalec lie
poJasnil pOmen prvega majnika,
splosni politicni polozaj in nalo-
&c delavstva V tenn odlo6ilnem
gospodarskem in po~litiGnem mo-
mentu. OzigOsal je politiko nacio-
nalisticnih in klerikalnih strank
v parlamentu, zahteval ie uvedbo
sploSne volilne pravice "a goriski
dezelini zbor, XII zdaj sluzi lie
interesom privilegirane gospodu-
joee Observation-Disclosures
klike.
Odkrito navdusenje in ploska-
ME je izrazalo prazniGno razpo
l%ozenJe. Zvecer Sc je vrSila
lepa neprisiljena javna zabava ma
trgu. Nabrezinsko delavstvo bo
gotoyo tudi Y TEN politiGnem mo-
mentu ma GoriSkem ~izvrSilo svoio
dolznOst.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
P~RAZN0VANJE PRVEGA
MAJNIKA MA S~LOVENsKEM.

Mogocna in sijajna kakor Sc
nikoli je bila letoSnja majska
Misunderstanding slovenskega delav-
s;ya. Poysod, Ejer- atrirlj2ie "
porna srca, kjer prebivajo samo-
zavestne duSe, Xxi 6utijo kapitali-
sticno gorje in imajo trdno voljo
zdroblti neznosno tiranijo soda
mega druzabnega reda. povsod
Je delavstvo proslavilo svo1 praz-
nix kar najvelicastneje. Prvi mai
- cd delavstva postavlien praz-
mix je simbol delavske moci ;
m kakor Sc Cd leta do leta mnoze
naSe vrste, tako postaia tudi
maJska %afirmacija mednarodne
proletarSke vzajemnoSti in revo-
Iucionarnega socializma krepkei-
"a in silnejSa.
LetosnJe praznovanje Sc .ie H.
vrSilo Y prav posebnih razmerah .
Doelm Sc ie solnce yes dan pri-
Jazno Smejalo in ie jasno pomla-
dansko nehO povzdignilo siiaj in
~velicastvo naSega praznika. pa lc
politicno obzoric zavleGeno 2 90
stint oblaki diplomatiGnih splctk
70 nepremiSlicni politiki mogot-
.cev so evropSki in Sc pray poscb-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Naro6nik.
Bear Greek. Mont.

ker IL naSe Masculine nj bilo Sc
dopisa V ~delavskem listu "Prole-
t~arec", Sc Sc JAZZ namenil, da ne
koliko opisem t~ukajsnje razmere.
Kar Sc tice della je bolj slabo.
Pri mas je ze stara navada ,da
nam vsako spomlad naSi gospodje
kapitalisti dajo nekoliko pocitnic.
Druzega della pri nas sploh nj,
kakor V premogovih rovih. VSi
~tukajsnji delavci smo organizira-
nj V znanej premOgarskej uniji
u. NJ. w. of A" Slovenci ina
mo tudi Svoja pOdporna druStva,
ki pripadajo X razlicnim jedno-
tam in zvezam. Uvideli smo tudi,
da je "a a potrebno, de- Sc GO
~spodarsko zdruzimo. V Ia namen
je bio sklicano zborovanje vseh
tukajSnih SlOvanov, ma katerem
Sc je ustanOvilo Slovansko "a
druznO zvezo ma naprednej po-
dlagi. : regulation smo popolno-
ma zadovoljni. Danes pc preteku
par mesecev imamo re svojo pro-
dajalno.
TEN potion vabim vse on roja-
Ike, Xxi Sc MISC pri nasem konsum-
mem podjetju ,da maj Sc nam pri-
druzijo: kOlikor wee mas je, toll
ko lazje bodemo napredovati.
Cd kar ie delavski list ''Prole-
%tarec" prisel V naso naselbino,
smo tudi vstanovili socialistiGni
klub in ga priklopili k J. S. Z.
kot Stew. 90. Rojaki, socialistiGni
klub je "a las velikega pomona,
ako Sc politicno ne bodemo orga-
nlzirati, potem Sc ne moreno
p~r1tozevati ako imajo kapitalisti
neomejeno moe pri koritu kateri
Je V zaScito kapitalisti6nej zako-
nodaji. Dokler 81 delavci sami ne
bodemo pOmagali, toliko casa
nam ne bode pomagal nih6e, ter
bodemo delati tlako gospodom
kapitalistom.
Delavci vsi skupaj pod rdeco
zastavo. katera je simbol svobo-
de, enakosti in bratstva. Ig. M.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Jenny Lind, Ark.

Sprejmite to mole malo poroei-
10. Ne mislim ravno opisovati
kraja. Temvec lie opczarjam roja-
Ike sirom Amerike, da mai Sc ogi-
bljejo Arkansas, ker pc veeini
vsi row pocivajo, kjer Sc pa de-
la, tam je pa re itak proved de-
lavcev ma ponudbo - ter je no.
v%oprislecu nemogoee, da bi dobil
delo.
Kakor sen cul, je tukajsnji
superintendent dial oglase V an
gleske liste, da western Coal
Mining Co." iSce 100 MOI. To pa
nj resnica, temvec lie vaba, S ka-
tero bi radi tukajsnji premogar-
ski baroni pomnozili armada re-
zervne armada. Brezposelnih de-
lavcev je, re sedaj tukaj vec kot
proved. Cemu 100 novih delav-
cev, ko pa Sc mi malokedaj de-
lamo in Sc takrat kadar delamo.
dobimo k veciemu vsak emo ali
pa dive kari" "a napolniti. Tu-
kaj torai lahko izprevidite, da
IL sedanjim zasluzkom - Sc "a
zivez ne zadostuje.
Toraj rojaki pozorl
u socialisticni mpozdravom
FIR. Zaverl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Zahvala!

Tenn potion Sc lepo zahvalim
John Sterzinar in njegovi sopro-
81 Rozi S~terzinar IL Chicago, Ill.
Omenjena dobrotnika sta mi
poslala V podporo Sc, kateri so
mi jake dobro dosli, ker sva bila
JAZZ in moja zena cello limo boz
lana. Zena je prestala tudi tezko
operaciJo. Lepo Sc zahvalim tudi
Neziki Raztresen, katera mi lie tn
di darovala $50 centov.
S pozdravom
Joseph Medic.
236 Croset st. LaSalle, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
liz naSelbfn.

druga zavba Jim brzkotne ne bO-
de pomagala.
Finci imajo tukaj svojo velikO
in lepo dvorano Workers Hall
- Slovencev mas je bolj malo, pa
Sc ii nismo vsi ma delavsko stran-
ko.
Lep pozdrav "a vse citatelje
''Proletarca"
Naroenik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Kongres organizacije italian

Kongres organizacije italian
skin zeleznicarjev. NajmoGncisa
gospodarska Organizacija italian
skin leleznicariev. XII Steje okolo
$4,000 clamOv, .ie imela pred KRAFT
kim V Milanu svoi redni obcni
zbor. Ia organizaciia je bila edi-
ma, XII je v casu sploSne krize W.
trajala ma staliScu revolucionar.
mega socializma. NajvaznejSe
vpraSanje dnevnega reda je bile
~sklepanle, ce mai bi Sc organiza.
CHA pridruzila zopet sploSni kon.
federaciji della, cd katere Sc ie
locila pred lett vsled nesoglasja 5
taktiko. Organizacija sloni ma
podlagi neposrednega razrednega
boja in revolucionarnega socializ.
ma obsoja cato reformistiGne ten
dence voditeliev sploSne konfe-
deraciJe. Razpravljalo Sc je pri.
druzitev konfederacij lie "a ONO.
gociti zJedinjenje delavske moei
DO naloga resnicno socialisticnih
organizacii, XII Sc bodo pridruzile
,skupni zvezi, da vplivajo V revo-
luclonarnem smislu ma vodstvo
konfederacije. Rezultat razprave
le bill, da Sc je ve6ina CLANCY IL
rekla "a autonomijo sindikata ze-
leznicarjev in odklonila predla-
gano pridruzitev konfederacij
della, dokler bode vodstvO zasle.
dovalo reformisticne tendence.
lie kraievne skupine morajo. da
~izkazeio svoio razredno solidar.
most, st %pridruziti lokalnim fede.
racilam. (Camere del Lavoro) Ge.
tudi te zasledu.jejo smotre vodst-
va konfederacije della. Kier je
dvoje lokalnih dclavskih federacij
in STEER ena reformistiGna in drn-
ga revolucionarna, je naloga SEX
cije organizacije zelezni6arjev cd
locati, katri federacij ina auto
norma kraievna skupina pripa-
DAFT. kOngres je nadalje skle-
nil potion posebnega odbora NADIA
%lievati priceto akcijo V svrho enot
ne zdruzitve vseh obstojeGih ze-
leznicarSkih socialisticnih organi-
zacii Y ltaliji. (Teh je mic mani
kot pet Kongres je odklonil IL
stanovitev pomoznih blaga.jn z
utcmellitviio. da je ze~leznicarski
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bOia. Xxi ina lie Y sedanjosti pod
pratt clane, temveG. XII ina sire
miti po uresnicenju SocialiStiGnih
principov. Sklenilo Sc .je. da ina
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sko 5 posebnim tehnicEim in hi
gicnicnim veStnikom. OStali skle-
pi kongresa dolocajo razmerie
organizaciie Z Waldo in zlasti 2
gencralnim ravnateljstvOm drzay
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htcv ? ozirom ma ~veljavne zakone.
kontno 81 ic izvolilo delegate ma
mednarodni kongres Transporting
delavcev. Xxi Sc vrSi tekom tega
leta V Londonu.
Avstroogrsko prebivalstvo DC
stanovih. Iadnic l.iudsko Stetie
dokazuic. da V austro-Ogrski mo
narhili Sc vedno prevladuje kmet
HI stan; dive petini vsega prebi
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in fuzinarStvu 742.50O. stavbcn
obrti 100000 in V domaGem 90
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