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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23
TAFT IN DEFEAT

President Taft is the worst licked, the
least-sore, and the best-liked of any de-
feated presidential candidate we ever
had. He has passed the point where
his defeats as politician were trouble
some and come to the point when his
merits as man all show at their true
value. His speech last Saturday night
at the dinner in New York of the I'M
daunted Republicans was full of good
humor, contentment and good sense.
1t is to congratulate the President on
his disposition and a good deal on his
views. 1t has been apparent all along
that, though he would be beaten, he
would not be discredited by defeat. But
the truth is that in the fight that was
nearest his heart and most important to
the country he was not loser. In
Roosevelt's defeat he won; victory by
no means nullified by: the Democratic
triumphs.
The above, from Harper's Weekly.
epitomizes what is rapidly becoming the
accepted public Judgment of President
Taft. His calm composure in trials and
difficulties, his graceful and patriotic
acceptance of defeat, his sound and
healthy Americanism have been the
conspicuous characteristics of his post
election appearances and utterances.
AS the heat of passion dies away,
Americans become better able to Judge
the ability and achievements of Pres
ident who has been more unjustly as
sailed, criticised and denounced than
any other President in American history
The great progressive legislation which
he has helped write into the Federal
statute books, the Parcels Post, the
Postal Savings Bank, the Bureau of
Mines and Mining, the Child Labor Law,
and the Child Labor Bureau. the Tariff
Commission, the Economy Commission,
will endure as monuments to his wisdom
and patriotism long after the partisan
ship of his assailants is forgotten.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Mr.. BENZ. Shepp Writes of Pasadena
and California.

To the Editor OF The Republican:
In reply to letters of my friends in
regard to California, | wish to inform
them through your paper.
In regard to land, depends on location
and quality. Prices run from $50 to
$500 per acre. You can rent 4-room
house for about $l2; 5-room house for
SIS, unfinished. AS for living think
a person can live cheaper here than in
the East. as for prices. For orange
groves peracre alsodepends upon lineage
of the trees and the quality, also the
land and location, from $500 to 81 900
per acre.
AS to being foggy every morning IN
the year, Pasadena has not over Is or
20 foggy mornings in the 365 in the year.
This is a land of sunshine. have moved
to California three times in the last 25
years and have been back East two
times on visit. so you may know like
California climate best. S. K. Hook of
Kansas, expects to move to California
Southern California is good place for
climate being like summer nearly all the
year around. Anyone with plenty of
money would find this an ideal place.
No place for laboring man, as man s
labor IS very much over done. A woman
that wishes to work in private family
can get all the work she wants at good
prices, from 81 to S. per week.
High living cost is solved in Los
Angeles. Potatoes are cheaper in Los
Angeles than anywhere in the United
States. according to statement made
today by the produce exchange. Near
ly all the fruit and vegetables on the
market are selling cheaper this year
than they have been for the last two or
three years. Potatoes are selling for
one dollar per sack, one hundred weight.
Last year they were quoted at So per
sack Onions also are quoted far below
last years prices of 81. % a sack. Eggs,
butter and cheese are the only high
priced articles on the market but these
articles are controlled by nature and
the prices are regulated by the supply
on hand. Dealers in potatoes and
onions say that in the Stockton. Cali
fornia, districts alone there were over
$1,000 acres of potatoes planted this
season. Respectfully yours,
BENZ. SHEPP.
Pasadena, CAL, Jan. 8, 1918.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23
Harriage License.

John Upperman, of Oakland. and
Mary Sypolt, of Terra Alta. w. Va.
David L, Ross and Irma Allen. both
of Hundred, w. Va.
Gus Hadres and Jessie Leeper, both
of Fairmont, w. Va.
Charles Franklin Clark, of Grafton.
and Orpha May Alklre, of Ellenboro,
W, Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23
Notice..

NV wife, Anna Hetrick, having left
my bed and board without just cause
| hereby warn all persons not to trust
OR give her any credit on my account
as will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her.
AUGUSTUS F. HETRICK.
Grantsville, Md, Jan. Is, 1918. &C.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23
MATTHIAS BARKER.

Matthias Barker was born February
q, 1912, and died January II. 1913. He
was employed by the B. & 0. R. R. Co.
and labored faithfully for forty years,
until age and infrmity made it neces-
sary for him to retire. He Loyalty serv-
ed his country in the war of the Re-
bellion, from 1861 to 1865. He was
captured and made prisoner on Bell
Island. He was converted at Frank
vile, Md, October IS, 1894, in a meet
ing conducted by Rev. J. W. Howard
and was received on probation in the
M. E. church at Bloomington. Having
run we'll for six months he was admitted
into full connection June 2S, 1895. Soon
after he was moved by letter to the
Swanton M. E. church, where he lived
faithful and consistent member until
God called him home. AS he had stood
by hislgun and for his country, so he
stood by his church ana for his Christ.
He was always found, when his health
permitted. ready to do what he could.
He loved his church, he loved his people
and was loved and respected by all.
He leaves to mourn his departure his
wife, two sons, five daughters and
many friends. But we mourn not as
those who have no hope, but remember
that while he has gone and cannot re-
turn, all who prove faithful shall meet
again, to never part. .
His funeral was conducted by his
pastor in the M. E. church at Swanton,
Md. Interment was made in the u. B.
church cemetery. J. nc.
PETER REICHENBECHER.
Peter Reichenbecher, a well known
farmer living about four miles west of
Grantsville, died on Monday, January
18th, aged so years. 6 months and %
days. His death was due to cancer of
the stomach. A widow and eight child
rem, Dora, Anna, Elizabeth, Rose,
Charles, John and Walter, survive.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23

For SALE-The stock of merchandise
and the store building for rent now oc-
cupled by William Moody, Blooming
ton, Md, who is retiring from bust
ness. Advertisement 3ts
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23
MRS. RETTA BECKMAN


MRS. RETTA BECKMAN
Mrs. Retta Beckman, 81 years old, of
Swanton, died at the Hoffman Hospital.
keyser, w. Va, where she was taken
from her home. She was thrice mar
rled and is survived by three sons and
three daughters. Mrs. Beckman was a
member of the Adventist church.
CHARLES HELFERSTAY.
Mr.. Charles Helferstay, aged 80
years. died at Piedmont, W. Va, Fri
day morning of typhoid fever. The
funeral took place at the home of his
father, Mr.. Jacob Helferstay, on
Hampshire street, at O'Clock on Sun
day afternoon. Rev. VIM. Harris Off
clated. The interment was made at
Deer Park Monday morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-01-23

The funeral was held at the Lutheran
church at Cove on last Wednesday
morning.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19

the ground they were given shelter in
the Hotel Normandie.
The most daring rescue was that OF
Mrs. Florence Goldstone and her two
daughters, Ruth, aged 13. and Ber-
tha. aged 15 who were on the third
story With her room filled with
smoke and unable to find a safe pas
sage down through the hall, the fran
tic mother threw open her window,
facing in Cough street, and cried for
help Fireman Hughes ran a ladder
up to her window and carried Mrs.
Goldstone and Ruth to the ladder.
The weight of both women in his
arms prevented him from walking
down, and bracing himself against
the sides of the ladder. he glided TO
the sidewalk with his burden. Ber-
tha followed down the ladder.
The chief damage was caused by
water and smoke. The blaze itself
never got beyond the basement. where
the firemen quickly extinguished 1T.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
Hits Actor on Head
With Bottle in Fight

Following an argument over the
payment OF an alleged debt early this
morning, Thomas Havey, a Barbary
coast saloon keeper, struck Charles
TagIifero, an actor, over the head
with a beer bottle. The assault oc-
Cured in Jerome alley off Pacific
street =Taglifero was treated at the
harbor emergency hospital Havey
was arrested by Detective Kracke
and later released on $50 bail
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
MOOSE 70 HAVE YULE TREE

Lodge No. 26, Loyal Order of Moose.
will hold its Christmas tree festival
tomorrow evening at the Moose audi
torium. Jones street near Golden Gate
avenue. More than 100 children will
receive presents from Santa Claus.
who viii be represented by George A.
Desenfanf
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
Store Stays Open Till 10 Pm.
lis Evening Service

Hundreds are thanking us for
this extra service that makes it
possible for them to shop com
fortably in the evenings, instead
of hurriedly in the crowded day.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
Woman Uses Cane
To Halt Hair Pulling
Contest in Street
Palo Alto Sociological Worker
Stops Fight of Skirted
Battlers

SAN JOSE. Dec. 19.-Mrs. Isabelle c.
Merriman. Palo Alto sociological
worker, put her swagger stick to good
use today when she stopped. a fight
between two fashionably gowned
women on a San Jose street. Both
combatants escaped without their
identity being established.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
Investigate Our Credit System

Many are expressing satisfaction
at the ease and liberality of our
Credit arrangements. Won't you in
vestigate'
Mail Orders Carefully Handled
and goods sent free to any part of
the globe.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
WILL HAVE TREE PARTY

The fifty-fifth annual Christmas fes-
uval of the Scandinavian society of
san francisco will be held tomorrow
evening at 27S Golden Gate avenue.
lasting from p. m. to 2 a. M Santa
Claus will be present at the children 5
jubilee early in the evening.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
85 Guests in Dorchester Res
cued by Firemen From
Smoke Filled Rooms

Eighty-five guests in the Dorches-
ter hotel Sutter and Cough streets.
many of them women and children,
faced death in the early hours this
morning when an oil heater in the
basement exploded and flames threat
ened the destruction of the six story
building The smoke-choked halls cut
of escape before any of the sleeping
guests were awakened.
More than a score of women and
children were carried from the build
ing in their night clothes by sturdy
firemen down slippery ladders, and a
number of the men guests worked
like heroes TO carry out members OF
their families
Among those carried out of the
hotel by firemen and policemen were.
Mrs. Florence GOldstone.
Miss Bertha Goldstone.
Miss Ruth Goldstone.
Miss Alice KohIberg.
Miss Hazel Cohen
Miss Alma Cohen.
The family of Captain F. G.. Dodge,
second story.
Mrs. Horace Clay.
The family of AdOIph Kaufman.
Mrs. Bernstein.
Charles E. Doak, night clerk. who
discovered the blaze, sent in a still
alarm and started to warn the guests
was one of the heroes of the fire. He
went from floor to floor, crawling
through the suffocating Railways
pounding on doors and waking the
sleepers.
EfEvArox MAN rS urpo
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
County Infirmay
inmates Are Given
Christmas Cheer
Entertainment Made Up of Acts
From Orpheurn Delights
& Indigents

The inmates of the Alameda county
lnfirmary were given a Christmas en-
tertainment this morning when pro-
gram made up principally of acts
from the Oakland Orpheum was
staged. The arrangements had been
made by John f. Mullins, chairman
of the board Of supervisors. The
dreary monotony of the life of the
indigents was enlivened for a couple
OF hours by such Joy makers as Miss
Edna Munsey, John e. Hazard and
Marshall Montgomery. Motion pic
lures. also from the Orpheum, were
loaned by Manager George Ebey. and
helped to brighten up the program.
Something of the kind is put on once
every year at the infirmary.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-19
ELEVATION Nan Is HERO

Night Porter James Mitchell, de-
spite the darkness and smoke. ran
the elevator up and down, stopping
at each floor and carrying out those
guests who fed through the hall
ways. AS fast as the guests reached
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13
Pripravljeni "a poletJe.

Vsak Sc pripravlja "a poletje :
cistenlem svoje hiSe, tako oGistiti
bi moral tudi vsak svoje telesne
organe; in najboljse zdravilo "a
to je Trinerievo ameriSko zdra-
vino grenko vino. Ia il zeliSG IL
delana zdravila deluiejo vsDeSno
In dlrektnO ma prevane organe
telesa; ocistijo creva popolnoma.
jih oJacijo ter pomnoziio Nth de-
lavno silo. To pomaga materialno
ma prebavljenju ter nam dale
sIast, da vzivamo vedno toliko tee
ne III redilne hrane. kolikor lie te-
10 potrebuje. Zavaruje telo prot
vslm zelodcnim neprilikam, bo-
dist oslabelost. zguba teka. nepre.
bavnost in qlavobol ter trganje DO
crevih it'd. Dobi Sc V vseh lekar-
nah in pri izdelovatelju Jos. Tri.
ner. 1333-1339 So. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, III. Ia zunanje boleGine
rabite Trinerjev (Triner's) Lini-
ment. DELUXE nitro.
ADVERTISEMENT J..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13
PROLITAR e C

Is. DoloGitev casa in mesta pri-
hodnje konvenciie.
10. Z~akliucitev konvenciIe.
Pavlovic predlaga. da Sc dne-
nj red odobri, podpirano in So,
.ieto.
Zadeva glede zapismik. kan
MAJ Sc Ola v tisk. RebolI prcdla-
ga. da Sc tisdakati zapisnii ' IL
nijsko tiskarnO. Podopirauo in
spreleto. Fabric predlaga CeSko
tiskarno ma Broadway, podnira
klinar. Zurman predla ga tiskar-
no Clevelandske Amerikc. polpi.
IA Bombat. Spre.iet predlos Eur
mana Z veGino.
Zakljutitev seje oh ). uri 10
minut pOpOldan.
Alojzii Bavdek, zapsmiAar.
Zofi Birk, pom. zap.smnarca.
Josip Marincic konv. predscd.
Dodatek k zapisniku !. seje.
John Smalc, delegat st. IS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13
Vsekakor

Vsekakor je pametno in prst
hozii. da so pri letosnjih spomla-
danskih volitvah zmagali republi-
kancl in demokratje. Nolitve so
bile po vecih mestih ravno ma
prvega aprila. Prvi april .je pa
YES od muh, ia dan .je namrec-
dan ''fulanja."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13

Ako Sc hocete seznaniti S socia-
liSticnimi nauki. ne Stikajte 20
kapitalistiGnih in meSGanskih Ii
stih in knjigah. Citajte socialist
enc liSte in knjige in naSli bOde-
ste resnicO o Soc;alizmu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13

Vsak dan gonite stroje in della.
te Z mimi, a nikdar VAN ne pride
ma misel, kako pametno da hi hi.
10, ako Sc postavnim potion pre-.
nredi, da hi delavci dobivali pol.
no place "a svoj produkt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13

Pismo Slovenske Narodne CT
talnice.
Brzoiav druStva Balkan, ST. 90
SDPZ.
PittsburO. Pa.
honvencija 5. ID. =. u.
6OO6 st. Clair ave.
Cleveland, o.
Slavna konvenciiai Pozdrav
vsem delepatom! Mozir delalte
neumorno V korist slovenskega
naroda IA east in ponOs clanov. Ia
druStvO Balkan ST. 90 s. D.. p. u.
Frank Lab.
Podporno DIR. Naprej st. ,.
SNPJ.
Slovenske Sokolice Stew. 81.
SDPZ.
ZakijuGitev seize OBJ II. uri do
poldne.
Aloizii Bavdek zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13

Socialism ina mnogo lepih ma
ukov. Eden najlepSih pa je, da Sc
mora zrusiti d%anasnii profitni ST
stem, ma njegovo mestO pa priti
Slstem Y katerem bode vse narod-
no bOgastvo - kolektivna last.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13
IL. Seja.

mix oh ,. uri popoldan, ). maja
1913.
Citanje linen delegatov in cd
bornikov. NavzoGi so vsi.
Citanje |zapiSnika. Br. Rebolj
predlaga. da Sc zapisnlk sprejme.
br. Iorko podpira.
Proti predlaga RovanSek. pod
pira br. Brencic. Predlog br. Re
bola spreiet, torei Sc zapisnik |.
seie spreime.
Br. Star predlaga, da Sc crta
tocka ,. ma I. Strani pravil. Pod
plra klinar in Zofi Birk.
Proti "redlaoa br. Justin. pod
Mira Iorko. Po daliSi debati red
Ia0a br. Fabric. da mai Sc debata
zakljuci. Podpirano in sprejeto.
Nname Sc debata glede place
zapiSnikarja. Brat PavlovciG
predlaga. da sc plaza zapisnikar-
IN $3.50 dnevno. A. Strajnar pro-
II predlaga da Sc da zoe ma uro.
Sprejet predlog br. PavlovciGa.
Dale predlaga. da So wolf pomoz-
nj z%apisnikar. Sprejeto. Br. Gre
gorit predlaga Zofko Birk, podpi-
rano in spreito sOglaSno
Citanie doSlih GaStitk.
La Sale. ILL.,. 5.-15.
Mr.. kogoi Hall
60O6 ST. Clair ale.
Cleveland. Ohio.
rDuStvo Cd poia do image. 81.
- 5. ID. p. u. Iiveli brati dclega-
n izvanredne konvencije. Velikc
vas caka truda in della Ne vstra
Site Sc. NaSe druStvo VAN zelI mai
vecjega uspeha in napredka "a :.
y. p. L. in ME clanom. T. Jorian
preds. NJ. Gregorich. blag.
Milwaukee. Wis. May J3
konvenciia s. d. p. y.
5000 ST. Clair ave. Cleveland.
Pazdravlieni delegate III de
VAN zeli druStvo Bratolmb
eagtinie :. ID. i. Il. Obilo v>pcha
Pismo prof. Josip lima
Br. Park prellaga da Sc "oli
3 delegate IA Dregledoyapje
knJig. Med tistim caSom mai pa
DELEGATE porocajo zelie driStev.
Br. Justin predlaga. la So dobi
drzavno zaprisezcnega strokov-
nJaka racunstva. Br. Star nov.
darja, da hi bilo neobhodno 30.
trebno debit drzavnega izvedehca
V racunStvu IA pregled knjig.
GorSe doda, da Sc imenuje tri de
legate koii maj tolmacijo predla-
govalcu poslovanje. Ma ~zgorajSni
predlog sledi daliSa debata V ko-
IoI So sklenc vpraSati nadlorni cd
Dor. kako le Z racuni. /. nadZor-
mix +. Bartol poroca. da je pro-
aaSe! nadzorni odbor raCune nav
Skrlz med talnikom in blagajni-
kom. Br. Gregoric povdarja. da
lie 81. odbor zakrivil $ TEN. ker nj
porocal ko le zapazil prvi pri-
manjkljaj. Br. RovanSek predla-
ga. da maj bode predsednik boil
Strog in da mai bolt pazi ma red.
Br. RovanSek porCca. da ic priSel
zastopnik casOpisa Clevelandske-
ga dnevnika plain Dealer. koji
vpraSa IA vstOp. RebOlj predlaga.
da Sc vsem casnikarjem dovoli
prost vstop. Podpira Bavdck.
Spreicto.
Citanje uradnikov in delegatov.
kocjan predlaga. da maj tajnik
eta dnevni red. Podpirano po br.
Pavlovcicu. Spreieto.
l. Otyoritev kOnvencije.
=. Citanje 81. odbornikov, dele
gatov in delegatin.j.
3. VOlitev konvencnega odbora.
4. Pregled racunov.
D. POrocila delegatov
I. Pritozbe 81. odbora.
8. Pritozbe drustev.
9. o zdruzeniu organizacij.
10. Classic, IavetisGe in razni
drugi nredlogi.
II. Pravila.
~. Place 81. odbornikov.
l3. Volitev 81. odbornikov.
IA. Dodatek ako ie kaj izosta-
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Delegate

Delegate:
JakOb BrenciG cd DIR. st. ]
Mihael Gene ,
Frank Pavlovcic }
Anton Grbec 1
Stefan Fabric &
Franc Zurman I
Martin Klinar 9
Ivan Blaine 10
Aloizii STRIFE IL
Lorenc Sain u
Anton NerhovSek -
Anton korbar II
Ivan KraSovec Is
Frame ZuDanGic 10
Ivan GorSck u
Alojzii Gregoric 30
.Iosip Gore %
Nalentin Juoovic %
Ivan PrOStor 20
Franc Homan u
Josip Biziak 20
Ivan pecnik 80
Frank Kastelic "a
Frank Justin 30
Jakob Rupert 80
Franc Guna IS
Ivan Reboli 80
Josip Zorko 40
Josip MarinGiG II
August Strainer II
JoSip Mecin II
Malta Gabrenia ~
FranciSka Penko 10
Alojzij Karlinger 30
Josip Zele II
Andrei Franetic 53
Jernei Hocevar ~
Nikolai PovSe 30
Leopold Bregar 80
Franc Tomato 81
Iofka Birk 81
Ivan kaker "a
Josip Zurai o.
JoSip Bevc 90
Pc precitanju delegatov pride
zopet ma vrsto Zadeva Pavlovcice.
va. MarinciG predlaga. da mai pc.
jasni predSednik zakal nj pod
piSal police Pavlovcicu2 Predsed.
mix poiasnuje, la radi tega ne
pripozna Pavlovcica Glanom. ker
hi hotel takoj 30 III. k%onvencijr
pristopiti Y Zvezo, paG pa .je ca.
kal. da ie videl. da bode zopet
konvencija ter da bode lahko vo.
lien "a Delegate ie nitro pristopiI
V druStyo. Br. Star opominja. Ola
mai Sc pocaka L to zadevo. kakor
zc Sklenieno do reda pritozb. Da.
lie br. Pajk pOiasniuje. da nj biI
sprejet tudi radi tega. kcr je ri.
sal V castnikih. da ie on. Pajk "a
pravil Ivezin denar. Karlinger
prcdla- da Sc Spreimc Pavloy.
cita "a Delegate, ko pa pride toe.
ka DritOzb. ter da Sc ga tedai mai.
de krivim. So "a izobci. Podpira
MarinGic. Sprejeto Soglasno. Dale
predlaga Sitar. da mai glasuje de.
legacija ali notrdi sprejem Y I've
10 Pavlovcicu pc 81. tajniku. Pod.
pira kocjan. Sc ia ma glaSovanie
Spreieto L vecino. to .ie. delega.
ella pripozna pravilni in veljayn.
sprejem.
Delegatinia Penko predlaga
da Sc uredi dnevni red. Podpi
ranO i'll sprejeti L vecino. Br. Kar
linger predlaga cas- zborovanja
Cd S-12 dopoldne in cd 81 pc.
poldan. Z odmorom ID minut VISA.
Ike seize. Vidrih predlaga cd 7--ll
dopoldne i'll cd . popoldne
kaker doda k predlogu Vidriha
da sc ina odmora pr; dopoldanski
sell 30 minut; pri popoldanski
mic. Grbec nredlaga cd pol $ dc
pol II dop. in cd pol > do pol
popoldne. Podpirani vsi predlOgi
Ma glaSovaniu Sprejet prcdlog vi.
driha Il vecino. Br. Justin predla.
ga. da Sc ina odmor od pol lC
do 10 dopOldne. Sprejeto.
b. Guna predlaga, da Sc vol
predsednika konvencije. Podpira
Reboli. Proti predrog br. Justina
sledi debata po kojei koncu st
da ma g~lasovanje. Predlog Guna
Sc spre.ime z vecino.
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oh. ia smola. NLolekova resnll

Oh, ia smola. Molekova resolu-
cila' katero so spreieli delegate
=. \. T. j. ma konvenciji V Mil
waukee, - ie bila Z ogromno We
emo tudi sprejeta ma k~onvenciii
5. d. p. L. y Cleveland. o.
Organizirani, razredno zaved-
nj delavci delaio vecni "trubelj''
mescanSkim kolegom. Kaj bode
sedaj ako So meScanski listi zopet
r~azjeze? Me,
~Kapitalizem odhaja social
zem prihaja.
Vsaki delavec. kateri glasuie
"a kapitaliste je "fuliI'',
Kapitalist noSi trcbuh >predaj.
a delavec pa - zadai ma hrbtu.
Glasuj tako, kakor ii ukazc
tvoj boss. in potcm bodies We
dino incl "'hcs,a
Delavci grade palace in .jece.
Bogati postopaGi ~>tanujejo Y pr
viii, a V zadnje potisneio vas!
Mi lahko pojemo pe>em o de
zeh svobode'. toda dokler smo
sunni onih, XII la>tujc.jo vse delo
- nisno svobodni.
Socialism ina enako svobodo
"a moza in zeno in daje vsakemu
cloveku enako priliko "a delo, J.
zobrazbo in uzivanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13
'Amerikanski Slovenec'

"Amerikansh Slovenec" ie Ge-
Stltal delegation 5. ID. =. u. pred
konvencijo. Radovedni smo. ako
Jim bode tcstital tudi pc konven-
ciji?i
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-13

And. BombaG III. nadzornik,
Josip Svoboda, |. porotnik,
Anton Pitar, H.. porotnik.
Mihael krivec, Ill. porotnik.