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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-22

no hurt.
We have covered them with epaulets
and laces.
Upholstered them with sashes and
with swords:
We've prescribed their cocky dresses
ana little cocky messes
So we mustn't mind their little cocky
words.
Dear, dear. dear old Carabaosl
CHORUS.
Sam. we know that they are truo
and brave!
Let this trouble be dismissed, slap
thcm gently on the wrist,
And forgive 'c!n IL they promise TO
behave.
THOMAS LoMAx HUNTER.
King George, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-22

No other state VIII havo SO rna,y
native sons and daughters TO como
ZONE FOR Christine as Ola Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-22
ruE LIunAnN or CONGRESS.

MONDAY. pEcEMBER 20, 1915.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-22

Do th"e Christmas shopping mis- very
lay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
BOOM
TO SAN JUAN
RANCHERS
Twenty Pound Boxes Of Peach
es Shipped Eight Hundred
Miles BY Parcels Post for
Twenty-Five Cents.

The parcels post has proven q boon
20 san Juan county fruit growers
who are finding outlets for their
products which were hitherto pr0hib-
tive on account Of rites charged by
tho express company
several shipments " delicious
peaches from the san Juan country
have arrived IN Albuquerque wa the
parcels post route within The past
few weeks and other places in Sew
Mexico ,iove been equally favored.
The fruit IS pnel ia In twenty. pound
b0xea and has seldom failed 60 arrive
IN excellent condition. Tho postage
on a twenty pound box Of fruit ls
just twenty-f0ur cents from Farm
ington TO Albuquerque, though the
distance by rail through the Colorado
route ls nearly II not quite eiRht huns
dred miles There is also route
via Antonito and the Rho Grandc nar-
row gauge 90 Santa Re. which
though shorter g. slower than the
longer route. The express rate on
shipments Of this character ~ T5
cents per box. which the express
companies insist is extremely reason
able considering the distance ana the
character OF the country travorned.
But the fruit grower should worry
about the woes Of tho express com-
panics. and the consumer ls congrat-
ulatinR himself on the possibility ~
oven this small little crimp ~ our
old friend, General High Cost % Liv-
inE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
FAIR HUGE
AND SPLENDID
SUCCESS SAYS
SELLERS
Albuquerque Mayor Returns
from Curry County Enthu-
siastic Over Revival Of Pros
perity.
sILOs DOT LANDSCAPE
TN DRY FARM COUNTRY

Tint Clovis. curry county and the
adjoining dry farming country are on
the eve Of revival on prosuority is
the opinion Of Mayor ~ X. O.. Sell
lers, Who returned last night from
Clovis after attending the Curry
county fair.
"oVer two thousand people attend
ed the street fair ia Clovis" said
Colonel SELLERS this morning, "and
there WAS something doing every
minute Tho exhibits Of farm prod
ucts we're such as to be credit Co
any section of New Mexico ana alto
gether the affair was a success from
every standpoint.
curry county, ia my opinion, Is on
the eve of revival of prosperity
which this time win be- lasting. and
the silo has played no small part in
thls revival
THE dry farmer Is learning tho
country. He has found that lt is bet
ter "a raise dry farm feed crops and
feed them than % attempt 90 raise
wheat. and the silo makes the feed
crop certainty During drive
through the onyirons Of Clovis
counted over twenty silos and they
seemingly dot tho landscape in every
direction.
CLOVIS has live Chamber OF
Commerce. in fast one OF the livest
in the state, and too much credit can
not be given Go this Institution for its
cooperation with the farmer along
educational lines. But this good work
is not without It's reward for. since
with the revival of prosperity among
the farmers, the town has taken ON
new ne and everywhere tho business
men arc optimistic concerning the
future.
Another activity Of the Chamber
~ Commerce d. tho promotion Of
good roads Of which curry county
and the surrounding country have
many miles nll built by local tax
payers. since not dollar OF state
money has ever hcen spent in that
country.
"'Heing invited 90 address the peo-
pie al the fair. made O. my business
to point ont the desirahility OF an
auto road between Albuquerque and
clovis. IN my opinion this road.
were % only properly logged. Is AZ
ready built and I confidently believe
that 10 we know tho roads We could
make tho trip from here 10 Clovis
ln one dny In an ordinary car
delegation of the Clovis chamber Of
Commerce recently travelled from
Clovis to House, e distance ~ some
fifty miles. over an excellent road.
40 House the delegation was met by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
JUDGE TELLS QUAY
COUNTY DEPUTY
TO ACCEPT BOND
Officers Refusal to Lawyers.
Demand Causes Trouble for
Las Cruces Banker.

A telephone message from Judge
iieb OF the Eighth judicial district,
instructing Deputy Woodward Co ac-
cept the bond rendered By "A. Il. A..
smith. president Of the State Bank
81 Las Cruces saved that gentle.
mans attorneys the necessity OF arr
guing a writ OF habeas corpus before
Judge Reynolds yesterday afternoon.
AIR. smith was Indicted hy the re-
cent Quay county grand jury on a
charge growing out OF the recent
closing Of the state Bank of Tucum-
carl a warrant was issued and the
deputy sent 10 Las Cruces 90 serve o..
Arriving there ne confronted Mr..
Smith, who az once rendered bond
in the sum named In the warrant.
This security the deputy refused 60
accept and Insisted that the Banker
at once accompany him hack 10 Tu-
cumcari. AR. smith complied and
the party reached Albuquerque yes
terday morning. Arriving here for
mer Judge y. A. Mann was consulted
and petition for a writ Of haboas
corpus was presented 10 Judge Ray
nolds, who az once ordered the issu-
ance Of an alternative writ. Before
hearing on the writ could be had the
deputy received telephone insiruc-
tlons from District Judge Lieb or
derlng him to accept the bond
Mr.. smith left last night for Tu-
cumcari, accompanied BY Judge
Mann OF this city ana Attorneys
James ". Paxton and Mark b..
Thompson OF Las Cruces. The bank
cr before leaving expressed the Opip-
ion that he would have no difficulty
In clearing himself of the charges
named In the Indictment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
YOU'RE CONsTIPATED,
BILI0USl- CAsCARETS
SILK Headache. sour stomach Gas,
Had Breath. mean liver and
Bowels need Cleansing.

Get n i0-cont box now
No odds how had your liver. stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches. how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation. in
digestion. blliousnoss and sluggish
bowels-you always ger the desired
results with Cascareis.
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make YOU miserable. Take
Cascarots tonight; put an end 90 a
headache, blliousness. dizziness, ncrv-
business, sick, sour. gassy stomach.
backache and all other DISTRESS;
cleanse your inside organs OF all the
bile. gases and constipatcd matter
which is producing the misery.
\ i0-cont box means health. hap
piness and a clear head FOR months,
No more days OF gloom and distress
II YOU VIII take Cascaret now adm
then. An Druggists sell Cnscnrets.
Don't forget tho childron-their
little insides need a gentle cleansing,
too.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
ELRS' THEATRE TO
Be BEAUTIFUL
Lobby viii Be Redccorated
and Other Improvements
Made Before Opening Of
Season Of Vaudeville.

IN preparation for the approaching
season Of high class vaudeyilie which
opens On october "a. the Elkg Thea-
ter T. 20 be thoroughly cverhauled
and beautifed. according 60 sam
Berkowitx. the new manager
Tho lobby ~ 10 rcctive particular
attention and should make thor
oughly metropolitan impression when
the present decorative plans are carr
ried out inside. the improvements
will haVe for their object the greater
comfort and convenience ~ pntronf.
klihoush the details 81 the opening
hilt are being carefully guardcd. Il ~
understood that the pfogfHm ie to be
one which should prove a genuine
vaudeville revelation 70 the people Of
Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
COLLEGE MAN SAYS
CURRENCY BILL
IS DANGEROUS
Columbia University Expert
and New York Bankers
Lead Attack on Glass-0wen
Bill.

lBy Leased Wire Co Evening Herald.
New York, Oct 1.-THE Glass
owen currency bill now before com
gress was attacked as DANGEROUS aud
unacientific al todays session OF the
conference on currency reform. Prof
y. n. A. Scigmdn OF Columbia uni
ycrsity, Frank Nandorlp, president
OF the National City bank. ana Prof.
Joseph Frank Johnson, dean of the
New York University school of conn
mcrco, led the assault at the morning
session Of thee difference. held az
Columbia university.
Professor Scligman said that the
great successful banking systems uf
Europe were not framed by pollti-
clans. but by the ioint efforts of
bankers and theorists, and for that
reason Germany. France and England
were generation ahead OF this coun-
try in these matters.
I'VE cannot refrain from express
Ing regret" said Prof seiisman,
chat Ia this country alone the qucs-
tion should De approached not from
tho point of view OF the interests pi
the whole country, but from the point
OF view OF one political party. We
have not been able to rise above
| party.
81 must voice, IN the namo OF the
| Academy OF Political Science ms
very pronounced disappointment that
IN some Of the fundamental features
of this bin no attempt has been made
20 follow the teachings of sound the
CRY. The bin sins In a glaring was
lagainst some 1f the Fundamentals
principles Of science"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
CONDEMNATION ACTION
OrrTrpTFeS pTeTuffsr COTrnT

Tho case Or the A.. a. & s. r. rail-.
wny W. Mrs. Johanna Richter. d
condemnation suit brought here on
"a change o. venue from Gallup. oc-
cnpied the entire time az the district
court today Col T.. w Dobs0n u
representing the railway. while At
torncy Jamison Of Vigil & Iamison
Richter.
Il r. expected that che criminal
docket VIII be taken up AZ the COM
cluslon or the Richter hearing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

II a. Hp1u'dlnN publisher ~ lno
Santa ~ Tre5 magazine. & month
publication nov betting isaund in 8tN
90 No. n IN Albuquerque and mag 1e
tefminc q mefe the o8iIee "a pNba.
rnflpn ~ YnlH CITY. WF @rtuirfHr
appearea before the hoard IN 1Iffe
tors ~ the commerciai Clut 81
r1er,ins Yesterday afternoon. aaAiNa
the endaHsemens a lhe elHh which
was Hiren
Fyaef lhqn veicIng Sc Approval
~ W HpauIdlan'a enterprises Iht
beard transacted only routine husi-
Scse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

4 party ln several cafe Nho haA made
ihe lfip ROM saBn Rosa 40 that
point Tho sanin Rosa people na-
sptud iho clovis booslert that the
road from the Cua6nlunt county cap
itai % House nceded very little Inn
provemeut Now from sonla Iiosa 90
Mcintosh there Or GOOD road and
% course we aii know me road from
Mcintosh 90 Albuquerque. which a.
fair save for the bad stretch through
Tiieras canyon in our own county.
"'ft II my intention Co 80 90 En-
elmo In The near future ana with y.
G. Dillon prospect the roads between
the Esiancia valley country ana
Santa ROSA and possibly on % Clovis.
THE Importance % the route 70
Clovis. aside from o. usefulness ln
bringing the communities closer to-
gether. can scarcely be ovcreailmat-
ed. II would actually open UP on
entirely new route 90 wichita and
Kansas city and cnahle automobile
parties from those points Go divert
their cars at Amnfinu over through
Albuquerque and westward Sic
'pringerviilc or 30 pnpo instead OF
travelling over the FIAT. dfenry plains
81 the Panhandle and southwestern
Texas. The road from clovis 60 Ann
arlllo ls first class highway such
as are common In Texas. and already
there is heavy trafnc over this
route and the Clovis and Amarillo
people hHVe become almost neigh
boris. one effect ct this feeling al
ready apparent By the fact that tho
Curry county exhibit this year. w
stead of coming 90 the New Mexico
state fair where q naturally be-
longed, was sent TO the fair at Anna
rfllo Next year. with the road be-
tween Albuquerque and Clovis logged
and placed IN condition for comforl-
able and roasonabiy fast travel, this
condition win he remedied, for. IL Is
safe 90 say. there is scarcely a farm
or or stock raiser in eastern Ncw
Mexico who would not prefer to exc
hibit in his own state were conditions
Mt al equal.
Another thing which viii make
for closer relations between Clovis
ana Albuquerque Is the recent reduo-
tion of freight rates granted by she
santa Fe whereby the tariff on agri-
cultural products ls cut from 81 cents
per hundred to 20 cents. This viii
permit of the shipment of kaffir corn
and other feed Htufta which will find
"a ready market here"
Colonel sellers found the Capital
city Carnival company which showed
at Albuquerque last week doing
good business in Clovis but. owing TO
a dispute in the management. threat
enod with litigation ana possible at
tnchmcnt.
The principal address at the fair
speaking program was by District
Judge Granville A. Richardson. who
made n stirring speech urging the
people 90 get together FOR the better
mont OF the community and pointing
out the manifest advantages and re-
sources of the country under proper
methods of development
State Fair Commissioner G. 4.
Scheurich and state Senator Isaac
Barth were also among the speakers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

Washlnkion. Oct. fs.-~fl Representa-
tive Doremus. of MIchinnn chairman
~ The Democratic congregational came
paien committee in p statement CO..
day interpreted the election % ~. ~
Nicely. Democrat. 70 congress from
West virginia. az "a special endorse
WILSON end the pemocraflcetaahfd
ment Of the policies ~ President
Wilson and the Democratic pariy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

boston. oct t5.--"Amorican COLI
leBo football Is altogether too bqutni, i"
said Prince Madikane q. Ccle, OF Nu-
luland who has been studying this
subject as tho guest OF the family Of
Robert ~ II. storer, captain OF tho
Harvard varsity football team. The
prince expressed the Intention OF In
PRODUCING milder forms OF the
game into his country. as well as baa-
ket bah and baseball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
RAT GLEASON WILL
APPROVED AFTER
FIGHT IRC0uRT
Late Old Albuquerque saloon
Keeper Doqusathes Estate 70
Friend and Relative Of pc
ceased Wifo.

The win Of the late rat Gleason,
for generations proprietor ~ ~
loon IN Ola Albuquerque. wns today
approved hy Judge John Daron Burg
in Tho probate court.
The win divides the estate, vatch
consists ~ real property tu Oid hiHu-
gucrQue Of considerable valuo. be-
tween Ailts9naro Mattehcci an Cd
friend Of deceased. and Monica Car
ella sister 81 tcalafor.a deceased wife.
When the VIII came up for nrHy1fc
hast January II was contested by Ialo-
70 Torrez. who chained 10 be hoIrr
nt-lnW. Tefreg Wns represented -
Vigil q Jamison and upon heafIaE
Judge siaab declared the VIII inVai-
~. The case was then taken 90 the
district court where Judge Roynolde
reversed the probate oourt and found
tho will n valid one. Today'a action
OF the probate court allows the clog-
ing 81 the estate. Matteuci. the prin-
cipai beneficiary, In nnmcd az cSe-
outor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

Girl fiunkios are now taking the
place of men in many London man.
sions. Lady st. Heller VINO was the
first one to substitute parlor maids
Tor footmon dresses them IN neat
gray frOcks, set of with dainty caps
aud aprons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

There is a human ma
tnIe element that has
done a great deal towards
developing this business,
1t is the fact that tAe
man who buys here invar-
iably feels happy over
having made a purchase
that is satisfactory in
every respect.
This is especially true
Of the man who buys
stein Bloch Smart
Clothes, even more SO it rs
has previously been in the
habit Of waiting for tape
measure clothes.
We wish the opportun-
ity Of pleasing You.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

Cambridge England oct tt-1aleB
Myram Frat. miiitant nuff9aEette
school teacher 81 Nereieh, vas sen-
tonccd here today 70 eighteen months
penal ntrfitndo Tor seGflus flte % 3
house n ihis eitf oa Stay a.. Ibe
fire caused eftat damage 81 ons pf
the university laboratories.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

Mrs. Mary NJ. Emery OF Cincinnati.
o.. has distributed securities worth
over S50o. o00 among thirteen men OF
the office force of the Emery Candle
company who have served the inter-
asts Of the business faithfully Tor
many years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

villa Caublay. Oct 16.--I.leuienanl
Ronin landed nt Pauline ~ z.1s p,
M. having accomplished the 600
mile Journey with government mali ~
soven hours and a. quarter heaiipg
thc NATL trains BY more than an hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

After recent railway collision IN
the Mdlands Scotchman was oNtri-
Gated from the wreckage 0y a COM
paniou who Was unhurt,
Never mind sandy" his rescuer
remarked. ITS nothing serious and
youll get damages for H."
"Damngts!" roared sandy "Have
not he'd enough o. themg Its re-
pairs I'm seeking the nool"-Boston
Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15
ONE OF EQUITABLE
HEADS COMING
TO CITY
George T. Wilson, Second Vice
President Of Great Insur-
ance Organization to Visit
Albuquerque Soon.

w. S. Patterson, New Mexico man
nger for the Equitable Life Insurance
society, received "a letter this morn
Ing announcing the forthcoming wise
II To Albuquerque Of Mr. George r.
Wilson, second vice president OF the
company. and one Of the most widely
known insurance men In the world.
Mr.. Wilson states that he viii spend
day In Albuquerque, and Mr. Patter-
son, who leaves this afternoon for
Santa BE. viii on his return make
suitable arrangements for Mr.. WIZ
sons entertainment MIR. Wilson has
been visiting state managers on the
Pacific coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

"Lucla. / don't want YOU a. assori-
ate VITA Mrs Wombat any more. To.
duy heard her husband called a
thi,r"
"Now. IN. you are IN too big n
hurry He Is q very respectable
umpire. Kansas city Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-15

Mandcil. Never a Co. IN Inc dis
trlct court flied suit against tho Com
sumcrs' Coal and Coklng company
FOR Si55.5t for goods sold ana deliv-
cred. The plaintiffs are represented
BY Attorney w. G. Hoacock.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Pennsylvania Sc vedno prva.
Minnesota drupa.

Glavna tabora "Proletarceve''
armada - Conemaugh in Aurora.
sta mirovala zadnji teden, V sve-
sti 81, da sta tako dalec naprej.
da Sc jima nj bait tekmecev tako
nitro. ZivahnejSe pa Sc gibljelo
nekateri drugi; tako n. pr. Sc ie
Cleveland pomaknil IL sedmega
mesta ma Sesto. Panama. III. pa 81
Je priborila peto mesto, docim ie
pref zavzemala cnajsto. Cello
Ely, MINI, Xxi je dolgo casa spal.
Sc je naenkrat pojavil s sodrugom
Teranom ma celu in STEER kar ma
devetem mestn; to nj karsi-bodi.
Tako napreduje armada" 20
Stevilu in glasovih. Tia teden Sc je
priJavila zOpet nova sodruginja
"a kontest - Antonija Gabrenja
Zivela.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Poprava skode.

~Slutajna Skoda Sc mora takoi
popraviti. da ne postane stalna.
Mala popiava o pravem casu "a
more ohraniti cello poslOpie. isto-
tako kot zamOre mali pOzirek do
brega zdravila ohraniti naSe XIV
ljenje. V naSem telesu Sc vrSe
vedno spremembe. nektere celice.
IL kterih Obstoji naSe telo. izmre-
10 in move %nastareio. &c Jill wee
izmre. nsstane Skoda. Xxi zahteva
takoJSnjO popravo. Ia Skoda Sc
sama jaw z slabostjo telesa in
una. zgubo teka. zapeko. glavo
bolom. boleSinami V raznih delhi
%telesa, V kratkem. z obco opas-
nostjo. Rabite takOj Trinerjevo
amerisko zdravilno grenko vino.
XII DO bro odpravilo il telesa vse
nesnago, %ojaGilo vse organe in po-
pravilo skodo.
V lekarnah. - Jos. Triner. 1888
1879 So. Ashland ave, Chicago,
I'll. q
Ia hrbtobol poskuSajte Triner-
jew liniment.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Poor, KoNTESTANJE!
Pc NOVEM LETU STANE LIST
$500.

Da damo priliko onim konte-
stanton. Xxi 81 do sedaj MISC mogli
priboriti mesta med najvspesnej-
SINH bojevnild "Proletarceve Ar
made, da 81 pomagajo naprej,
naznaiamo, da steje IL januaria
1918. naprej vsak NOV CELLO
LETEN NAROCNIK 800 GLA-
SOW, vsak NOV POLLETEN
NAROCNIK PA 200 GLASoV.
Vsi ma krov! Sedaj ina vsakdo
priliko, da pride ma prvo mesto !
NAPREJ!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
ZAHVALA.

Idolaj podpisana Sc iskreno "a
hvalim vSem. Iii mi priskoeili
ma ponce Y mojei nesreGi in po-
trebi.
Zahvalim Sc tudi listu Proleta-
c IA naklonienost in uslugo. XII
mi .io ie izkazal.
Sedaj ne potrebujem wee. Sem
Sc ponoyno omozila. Preskrbljeni
so otroci in .iaz.
l&kr.na-hvala vSem.
Fanny Schmit. poprej Julius.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Garrett Casselman Pa.


Ma veselici, ozirOma shodu Jugo-
SLOW. soc. kluba Garrett = easel
man, dne 81. decembra 1912 je bill
sprejet navedeni protest proti Ii
stu "Glas Naroda" zaradi napa-
dow ma razredno zavedne delavce
in njihove organizacije.
mi razredno zavedni delavci,
clani kakor tudi Sc neclani socia-
isticne stranke ter drugih orga-
nizacij, protestiramo prot neopra
vicenim napadom od strani lista
"Glas Naroda''. PiSarenje, kakr-
sno 81 dovoljuie urednik tega IL
sta, smatramo ~ podlo in Skodlji-
vO pravemu napredku slovenskih
delavcev V Ameriki. To pisarenje
je tembOlj o~bsojanja vredno. ker
prihaja IL golih kupciiskih nagi-
gibov lista "Glas Naroda". Xxi so
V direktnem nasprotju $ pravimi
delavskimi interest. Ma podlagi
tega je tudi apozicija: "List Iov.
delavcev V Ameriki'' neumestna
in neopraviGena ter hinavska. Ia
to zahtevamo, da SC to slepilo cd
strani IL p~roGelja ter Sc nadomesti
z stavkom, Xxi bO odgovarjal pisa
renju lista. Ia stavek pa sc mora
gaceti in konGati z dolarjem.
Oh sklepu protestiramO proti u
mesavanju G. n. V organizacije XII
mu ne gredo prav mic mar, mar
wee Sc vanje vtika lc z namenom,
da hi vanje zanesel prepir in ne
slogo ter tako uniGil cvetoGe or
ganizacije.
BOZ easopisju, Xxi Sc bori prot
pravemu delavskemu napredku!
Zivel sOcializem. zivelo delavstvu
zvestO Gasopisje, zivelo razredno
zavedno delavstvo in njihOve or
ga~nizacijel
nlhAr