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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
SAFETY FIRST CAR" MAKES
EXCELLENT RUN IN WEST
Secretary Frederick II. Elliott Creating
Interest In "Snfety FIrsto on
All tho Highways.

II is by no means an easy life 10
spend week after week touring the
country in automobile, addressing
meetings OF citizens, societies. mu-
nicipal officials. etc. until ones throat
is raw and voice painfully hoarse: to
be forced TO eat at banquet after ban
quet. while ut the same time longing
for simple home cooking and simple
rest. That is what General Secretary
Frederick Ii. Elliott, OF the Safety First
Society OF New York, who is out on
the road with the Safety First car
is having to do these days. AS Yet he
has seen very little snow and not much
rain, but plenty of rough roads, and
he is tired. although enthusiastic over
his remarkable success In stirring up
interest in the safety first movement
1t is now practically certain that a
national safety first federation will be
established in the near future, and
Will have affiliated with 1t practically
all of the local safety first organiza-
tons throughout the country This is
one OF the plans OF President Ogden
l.. Mills, OF the Safety First Society
OF New York, and II was largely with
the idea of accomplishing this that Mr..
Elliott was sent on the road. The car
which he is driving is. equipped with
various modern devices which tend to
promote safety. such as antiskid chains,
bumper. fire eXtinguisher, electric sig
mailing device, lamps which can be
dimmed on unlightcd roads when pass
ing another vehicle. and wire wheels
which are considered especially safe
for automobiles, efficient brakes. etc,
together with other devices.
Mr.. Elliotts efforts are by no means
confined to safety as regards motor
cars exclusively There are numerous
other means OF promoting safety which
the society favors. One of these is an
ordinance prohibiting Ice wagons and
similar wagons from having a step In
the rear. On this sort of vehicle chill
dren can jump on and off, and arc
liable to land in front of fast-moving
vehicles. Condemnation Of this has
met with splendid response In various
cities, and Mr.. Elliott believes 1t will
he only short time before the owners
of these wagons in all cities and the
manufacturers of wagons will be
obliged to eliminate the rear step.
Public officials are opposed to step
wagons being used upon the city
streets. In fact, in Utica and Syracuse
while Mr.. Elliott was there. two chill
dren were killed from riding on the
rear OF wagons
During the past ten days the safety
first car has visited the citIes OF Cleve-
land, Akron. Elyria, Toledo. Detroit,
Jackson. Kalamazoo. South Bend, Ham
Inond and Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
A. A. A. CLUBS PROTEST
AGAINST EXTRA TAXATION
Dr. u. VI. Rowe. Maryland Member of
Legislation Committee, Gives Facts
TO Senate Finance Committee.

Automobiles throughout the coun-
try are thoroughly aroused at the evil
dent desire OH the part OF certain ia :
tional Legislators to place upon motor
car owners n large percentage of the
| amount to be derived from the war tax
measure
state and local clubs OF the America n
Automobile Association almost unan-
imously responded 10 the call OF it's
special legislative committee, OF which
DR. II NJ. Rowe. of Maryland, served as
chairman to make known to members
OF Congress their positive objection to
being seized upon anew az q source
or attack for purposes OF revenue.
The protest set forth the unfairness
OF any Legislation which singled out
motor cars from other road vehicles.
Ii gasoline motor cars were called upon
TO pay, IL was asserted. all horse drawn
vehicles should be taxed. frankly ad-
| hitting that their mileage is less and
the tax should be accordingly graded
The situation presented an oppor-
tunity to American Automobile Asso-
citation clubs to emphasize TO the ma
tional legislators the Just position
which the association has taken In
contendsng that all road vehicles should
pay or none should pay.
In his communication to the Senate
Finance Committee, Dr. Rowe set forth
the following:
I'm many States motor car owners
now pay two and three taxes and
furthermore. are Disseminated against
as 4 special class OF road users in tnat
other vehicles go untaXed. If IT is
right to tax one class OF road vehicle
all vehicles should be similarly treated.
This would be equally true in the
imposition of any war tax, for II must
now be apparent to all that automobiles
have an equal right with all other
vehicles 20 the free use of public high
taxation. Furthermore, the self-pro-
pellef! vehicle has become OF such com
mon use that an extra tax at this time
would be a burden and detrimental to
the interests of the people at large.
Moderate priced and moderate powered
cars greatly exceed the comparatively
small number of multI-powcred motor
ears
1T Is a conservative estimate to say
that over half of the 100000 autono-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18

Eiys tsSrins s,dsI,Gsjf
Hhssi bsJr: M isrhss
Lane fires; 81 ine& 3 iseh
Dstnsp.fsbh rims --sss srfra
LIh-hs1I drfpf-esnfsr essfrsI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
1915 Stearns-knight Light Four

biles in use have a positive commercial
value. and the larger part OF the re-
manning so per cent are partially en-
ployed seriously: carrying men To
business or people to railroad stations.
and otherwise serving those who
abridge distance by road
I'VE would call your attention to the
fact that as citizens we shall paw with
all others whatever general taxes may
be imposed In any war measure adopt
ed But we do vigorously protest
against any legislation which passes
on to us an unfair proportion of the
burden, and also carries with IL dis
crimination against one class of road
vehicle"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
CHANDLER COMPANY HELPS
"BUY-A-BALE" MOVEMENT
Agents of Cleveland Company to Pur-
chase Bale OF Cotton for Every Car
Sold In South.

agents OF tlcNe1uuu Company to Puf-
chase Bale OF Cotton for Every Car
Sold In South.
Backing up the strong stand of the
automobile industry In aiding the cot
ton growers OF the South. officials or
the Chandler Motor Company. Cleve
land, have authorized their dealers I'm
the Southern district to- purchase a
bale OF cotton for every car sold dur
ing the next few months.
We will cooperate with our dealers
In the purchase OF cotton until the
present crisis Is over in the South
says C. A. Emise, vice-prcsident and
Gales manager OF the Chandler Com
pany. For every car purchased by a
Southerner we Will buy q bale of cot :
ton. eithsr from the man who buys the
car or from any source which will help
the planter himself. We have already
authorized one of our largest distribu-
tors in the South to buy a large supply
of cotton outright.
Although conditions in the South. due
to low prices prevailing in the cotton
market, are not very encouraging to
automobile dealers. more Chandler
Skies are being shipped TO Southern
dealers than at any time in the his
tory OF the company. Chandler distri-
butors in that section have all In
creased their orders for 1915 delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
RECORD BREAKING SALE
OF CARS IN GRAIN BELT
biggest Crop I'm Years Coupled With
War-fime Prices Results In
Motor Car Famine.

a record breaking sale of motor cars
following the harvesting of the big
Sest crops in years In the grain belt
States is reported by Z. H. Hurst, dis
tricr representative for Dodge Brothers.
at Omoha Mr.. Hurst has just arrived
in Detroit, after an automobile trip OF
several thousand miles through the
States OF Iowa. Nebraska and South
Dakota.
The West has never seen conditions
equal to the prosperity of the present
season" says Mr.. Hurst. ''Snce the
war. wheat has advanced IS to 20
shot up 10 and IL cents per bushel. and
this advance comes In the face OF the
biggest crops In the past five years.
Naturally. the farmers are jubilant
and are making the most Of the oppor-
tunity. II the high prices asked for
grain arc not forthcoming. they hold
their crops until the buyers from the
big mills decide to meet them at their
own figure. Over S50.000,000 will be
paid TO Nebraska farmers alone. this
year. for the bumper crops OF that
state.
THE prosperous conditions OF the
sale of motor cars in that section
Every dealer with whom | talked on
my trip has sold his entire allotment or
cars Several dealers who have re-
Gently taken on Dodge brothers line
have received deposits OH cars. al
though the purchasers. OF course. know
nothing or the ears appearance or
price. IL Is freely predicted by West
ern automobile men that n shortage
In motar cars will result from the un-
Nam snI Il
Although travelling through his ter
ritory for only short period Mr..
Hurst quickly disposed of every car
assigned by Dodge Brothers to his
district. His trip to Detroit was made
to solicit additional cars, and he has
Manager Philip TO increase his allot-
mcnt Of the new cars, which Dodge
Brothers Will bring out next month.
Along about the first OF August,
General Sales Manager Philip made the
prediction that 10000 dealers would
have made application for Dodge
Brothers sales rights by October l."
said George G. Hubbs. of Dodge
Brothers. Just how close he came to
hitting the mark is shown by the total
count for the first day OF October. ON
that date 10.2O1 separate dealers from
the United states and Canada had writ
ten in TO the factory about the new
car. Requests are still coming in at
an average OF 100 per day. with no sign
OF let-up"
Mr.. Hubbs relates an incident con
corning II. j. Doyle. Detroit denler for
Dodge Brothers. which exhibits some
thing OF the interest shown by pros
poets in the new car. Through some
unknown source, the impression pre-
vailed in Detroit. that Doyle was to
receive his demonstration car on Oc-
tober l. When Doyle reported at his
officc that morning. he found his sales
room crowded with prospects, all want
ing to looked at the new car. The
Detroit man was compelled TO explain
that as yet he had received no car, hut
WAS in hopes OF getting the first one
by onother thirty days. AS over 200
people visited his salesrooms during
the course of the day. Doyle reports
putting IN the busiest ten hours work
in gone years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
Sccond ne.ert CIa..ie

NONember O is the date set for The
start OF the second San. Diego Phoenix
motorcycle road race. Last Years
battle with the sand, which became
known as the Desert Classic" was one
OF the most severe tests OF machine
ON this account tho winnor Of the
event, Paul j. C. Derkum. was chosen
TO represent tho United States in the
and in the 500-mile event at Dodge
city. Iowa. 1t Is predicted that
Derkum's time OF fifteen hours and four
this year. The course covers about 300
miles. largo part OF the distance bo-
ing trackless sand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
Answers Emerxency Calls.

Tho value OF the motorcycle in
emergencies was recently demonstrated
storm seriously damaged the telephone
system throughout the city. The tele-
phone company had 1000 trouble calls
during one day. It was. of course. ont
OF the question for the two trouble
wagons to attend to all OF these calls.
Therefore, the eighteen repair men
employed by tho company were dis
matched on motorcycles to- ascertain tho
extent OF the damage, and In many
INSTANCES We're able to make repairs
without calling for the trouble wagons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
Plant Destroyed by Fire.

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch. ]
AMHERST. VA, October 1.-THE milling
and cold storage plant or the Piedmont Pro-
duce Company, located at I've River. Va.
was completely destroyed by nre on Thurs
day night. The plant was operated by Cap
tain 7. o. Troy. of this place. The total
and Il partly covered by Insurance.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
X o TRUSTOM.

Senat Y Washingtomu .jc resi-
antitrustovski program. V pomdr.
lick j. sprcjcl $ 30 GLASGOW prot
"a ClaytonovO prcdlogo prot tru-
stom V tisti obliki, kateri jo jc
prcdlozlla konfercnca. Prcdlog Sc.
natorja Rccda IL Missourija. da Sc
vrnc prcdloga komfcrenGmemu od.
boru, j. bll odklonjen. Zdaj gre
k%onfcrcncno poroGilo Y zbornico.
kjcr DO najbrzc po kratki dcbati
sprejeto.
' Sedanji obliki prcpoveduje
zakon diSkriminacijo cen, druga V
drugo poscgajoGc dircktorskc ura.
de, in Holding Companijc. kolikor
imajo namcn, da p~rcprcGijo kon.
kurenco.
To j. vsc pray lrpo "a tistc. XII
vcruJcJo vScgamogoGnost posta.
We. Ali vcdno so bill ljudjc. XII so
hotcll priSiliti vodo. ola hi tekla
navkrcbcr, SmcSni. GospodarSki
razvoj lima Svojc zakonc sam Y Sc.
hi. kakor Jill ina razvoj svctov.
k%apitalizcm Sc j. porodil. ker
50 jc moral. Pokazal j. ziyljcmsko
sllO IN 81 jc razvil. I'm zdaj, ko jc
skoraj ma vrhuncu. ko potrebuje
lc :" par korakov, da DO ma ciliu
svoJcga ralvoja. "a hoGcjo mo-
drlJam poStaViti ma mrtvo toxic.
odkodcr 81 ne pride ne naprcj. ne
nazaj,
Nekoliko uStaviti Sc da razvoi
zc ) takimi nasilnimi poizkusi. XII
nikomur me- koriStijo. Ali ubili "a
ne bodo Z nobcnim izumctniccnim
siStcmom. NckOliko trSi i'm zavrat
ncJSl bo bOj - To jc vSc. Cimprej
pa hi k%apitalizcm po naravni poti
prlSel do zadnjr toGkc. tenn pref hi
Sc moral umakniti So%cializmu. To
So pravi:. Tenn pref hi priSla re-
Sitcv.
TorcJ .lc v>a protitrustovska 20.
htlka navsczadmjc IT, nazadnjaSka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
VOJASTVO OSTANE v
COLORADO.

Nojni minister Garrison j. uka-
zal, da maj nakupiio povcljniki
zVcznih Get Y Colorado dry i'm mai
dajo zgraditi barakc IA prczimo-
vanjc oct.
kakor kazc. torc.j zvcznc cctc
res ne bodo odpoklicamc. &c DO
NojaStvo res >krbclo IA red i'm "a
/akon. kar Samo oh Schi pomcni.
ola mora biti ncnri>tran>ko. j. 10
popolnoma pray. \a>topan.jc or
nth baronov vprico Wil>ouovc pc.
>rcdovaluc akciic nj >mclc dobiti
druzrga odgovora. trcha hi bilo
lr, da oStanc vlada do>lcdua.
I~uganja. da bo zvczno vojaStvo
odpoklicano. - k|apitaliSti gotovo
MISC u>traSili Sal hi Jim bilo lc
vSrG. ako hi bila loprt prikora.
kaIa mllica. Ii hi >tala pod Nil
hovm povclJnIItvom.
Ali uavzojuost v|oiaSlva y Co.
loradu >c me- uapraVi uormalnih
razmcr, trmvct j. Ic znamcnjc. da
80 razmcrc n"normaluc. &c pa Ia
WiI>onu kai ma tenn lczcGc, da
pride cnkra1 drlavna avtoritcta
tudi napram kapitaliStom do We
Lave, 81 mora paC odloGiti IA boil
rncrgiGmc korakc. kajti 30 soda
NTH rczultatih 81 nj tuditi. Gc 10
Rockefeller p%repriGan. da Sc "a
prcdscdnik Z~cdinjrnih drzav boil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
Louis Bavde
DOpisi.
Forest City, 30. sept
81. tajnik s. ID. p. Y

Forest City, 30. sept.
Cenjcni sodrug! Tudi JAZZ sem
dobil pismo IL starcga kraia Z Go
rcnjskega. XII 10 ncmara kaj "a
nimalo rojakc. STRIFE mi piSc med
drugim
...Tako jc zdaj pri mas, kakor Gc
hi bila kuga ~razsajala Pc dczcli.
GlcdaS, glcdaS, pa mixer ne vidiS
moSkcga raZun mas Starccv in ne
zrclih mladcniGcv. Use 81 pobrali.
Prvikrat 50 Sli vsi. XII 50 bill kdaj
vojaki, pozncjc 50 pa well od
dvaiSt"ga do pctdcsctcya lrta tudi
take, XII MISC nikoli sluzili. Ne vcm.
kaj bodo Il mimi. Prvikrat Jill .ic
Sln vcliko. V Trbizu 81 zaGcli Sto-
patti ma Wax ko 81 jc pripcljal do
Radovljicc, j. bill Wax r. poln.
fantjc 81 Sc napili, pa SO pcli in
igrali ma harmonikc. icnc i'm utro-
81 81 81 pa jokali. Drugit nj bilo
me pctla. ampak SAM .I"k. t. dni
sem bill I vozom Y Ljuhljaui Moi
kramp .ic takn slab, da ni "a MISC
mnyli vzcti :kar.j j. koni !" kai "a
raho, So vsc pobrali. V L.jubliani
j. zalo>tno. Skoraj nihcc 81 ne upa
goVoritl ma glas. Pravijo. ia 81
pnNSnI Knoll N,.liE, ,oLL 40. IN
prli. kl so jim sumljivi. Ranjenih
v".jakov :" r. vrliko pripcljali, tu-
iii Y hiSr pa uajvcc j. tujih. Ncm-
ccv in ogrov. S%lovcncc poSiljajo
m"nda drugam. Use j. StraSnu
drago y l.jubljani... Pravijo. da
naSi poysod zmagujrjo in da Jim
pomagajo \cmci. \ckatcri pa mo-
tc.io v"rjcti kdo ". ka.i j. res.
: soc. poZd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
II &c

drustvene stroSke Ell poStni pre-
dial. (box) katerega maj drustvo
plaGuje in maj DO vedno eden, ko-
likor casa druStvo obstoji V do.
tiGmi nasclbini. Tisti drustveni
uradnik, ma katerega je naslovlje-
no. maj potem pismO odpre. Tako
j. potem zagotovljeno, ola bodo
vedno VISA pisma priSla o pravem
casu ma svoje mesto, in druStvo
DO vedno prejemalo redno uradno
g~lasilO list Proletarec, kajti tako
bo vcdno mogocc upravniStvu po-
Siljati list ia pravilni naslov.
Va mesec oktober 1914 nj nakla-
de Y nobcn sklad.
s sobratskim pozdravom
Louis Bavdek,
Il. tajnik :. ID. u. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
Jacksonville, Kans.

t.nJcnu UrrduiStvu Prolctarca'
rro>im. ia u%ati>nitr >lcdcGc
Nr>iicr. SproIiIa 81 .ic ml>cl pri
>ocialncm kIuhU y jacksonville.
Kansas. da hi 81 u>tauoyilo svo-
hodno pokopaliStr Cemetery oi
lihcrty) in Steer y hliiimi Frank
lin, Hans. To pokopaliItr hi lahko
>Iuiilo ua>clhimam kakor Frank
lin, Arma. Gross, Breezy Hill.
Mulberry. kakor tudi RadIy in
Ringo. ter 81 lahko pridruii.io. ako
"a iclc Polce 'rga 81 tudi mudi pri-
lika malim uaSclbinam kakor
jacksonville. Macormcc. Vale i'm
tockcrill campo. ProStor IA poke
paliSce hi ~ dobil y okolici Frank.
lin 10 pa cato. kcr IT, Franklin Src-
disco vsch oStalih uasclbin. Zatorcj
pr1porocamo sen sOdrugom in
naprcdnim rojakom IL om~cmjcnih
masclbin. da Sc udclcic Scstanka
|. novembra oh , popoldnc ma
Franklin. Kansas. ob tel priliki
prircdi tudi j. =. :. klub 81. 80 V
Franklin javcu ljudski .Shod. Ma
stopili bodo razni dohri govorniki
in razloaili pom"n politicnih
Strank rcpublikanskc, dcmokrat
Skc. p~rogrcsivnc. TIE strankc ina.
jo raZlicna imcna. so pa Use sploh
kapitalisticnc. Torcj udclczite Sc
>hoda. kcr boStc imeli priliko tudi
sliSali. ka.i da j. socialisticna
stranka. edna delavska stranka
III kakScn j. njen program.
Pc shodu ~ zacne razprava "a
radi Svobodnega pokOpaliSca. To
rel rOjaki. Xxi ste naprednega mis-
ljenja. vsi ma Franklin ma |. no.
vcmbra cd 2 popoldnc. Da ne no
napaGncga misljenja. omcnjam.
da a pokopaliSce ne DO stale niti
ccnta: kar j. zcmlic. prcskrbi
township. Govorjcno j. bilo radi
tega ze Z odvetnikOm, XII So tudi
udelezi sestanka. ZatOrej prOsimo,
ia So roiaki udclcze t. akciie. da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

kdor uGi drlavca. da st mu mi
tr"ba brigati IA politiko. "a hoGc
"otovO ogol.juiati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
RAZGLEDNICE!

AvstriJsko ministrstvo IA no
tranjc zadcvc naznania, da iZidcin
move razglcdnicc, XII bodo pred
stavlJalc dohod avstrijskega ce-
SARA i'm prcstolonaslcdnika ma Du-
maj, in wee novih razglednic o
dogodkih ma bojiScih. R~azglednicc
bodo prirejcnc pc fotografiGnih
posnctkih. Prva vista DO stala Is.
druga 20 cn komad.
MiniStrstvo pravi. da Sc bodo
prodajalc ma korist brezposelnim.
In Visoko miniStrstvo misli. da
mu morajo biti brczposelni hva-
lem "a to ncbcSko milost.
' viSokrm mimistrstvu ,cdo
tcpci, XII smatrajo SAM sebc "a
modrijane.
Br"zposclmi dclavci zahtcvajo
della, n" pa miloSGinc. I'm vlada ic
dolzna. da Jim priskrbi della. ker
J" n : Svoio hudodclsko voinn
zakrivila. da so izgubili delo. Maj.
PREF so jlh hrczvcstni faloti. XII Sc
lgraJo l. l~ivljcnjrm narodov. pr
pravili oh kruh. zdaj Jill hoGcjo
dcgradirati IA bcraCc.
In Franc .Iolrfa bodo prodajali,
&c hi "a lc zivcga odpcl.jali ma
h~cltacIJo kakScn muzcj hi 80 r.
naScl, Iii hi dial kaj zanj. Ampak
g" So zahtcva 20 vim. IA "pildck''.
kako So vozi ma Dunaj. je to ma
wanda fchtarija.
Sevcda - patriotizem! Gospod
ministcrIlcinold misli. da ic pa
trioticno. de- Sc Glovck "povalja Y
prahu. kakar vidi namalancga
llabsburgovca. Ampak patriotic
no hi bilo wet zclczno mctlo i'm
pognati vSo to dragoccno golazcn
Gcz mcio, la hi imcla domovina -
patria cnkrat mir od ME.
BrczpoSclni dclavcc, XII mu bodo
ncmara dali groS, mai 81 nazadnjc
:" domiSlja. da "a j. dobil pc
Franc .Ioicfovi zaslugi. mcdtcm
ko j. 20 njrgovi zaslugi l. izgu-
bil dclo.
Gnuslii Sc mora dloycku. kar
u"anJa IA podla >vojat'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

j. zacel tudi Monaghan streljati;
Bertsche Sc je obrnil proti MENU
in "a ladel V ODE uogi, tako da jc
detcktiv padcl. Lczcc ma zemlji, ie
Sc uekolikokrat ustrelil i'm ranil
Bcrtscheta. no jc la kakor razjar-
jena EVER planil prot lezecemu
dctektivu, j. bill cadet V prsi in Y
trcbuh ter r%aZoroZcn. Razun tcga
j. bill ranicn mimoidoci brivec
Thos. Owens in ncki Spiro, znan
i" proccsa zaradi poziga, o kate
rem ne vedo pray, kako jc pri-
sci tia.
Vseranjence so oddali V bolmis-
nice. Ali Zadcva hi k~onGana : TEN.
lzpovedi ranjemcev Sc ne vjemajo
III vodi Sc obsirna preiskava, ker
j. vidcti, da jc VISA rec veliko boil
zapletena, mego SO kaze ma prvi
pogled.
Varnost Y Chicago j. ysekakor
od dine do dine vccia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
Gum, wyo.
'cnJcno urcdniStvo,

tcnJcno UrcdniStvo,
Pred trent mescci smo tukaj
uStanovili Socialisticcn klub. Ali
gl"J "a vraga' \ckatcrim mi Ia ne
po volji in ra.iSi hi videli. ola hi
zblrali IA ccrkcv Y R%ajhcnburgu
ma Stajcrskcm. In kcr Jim to ne
gre, hi radi storili svcga zlodja. da
In mas unltili. Toda pref So bo po-
drla cerkev V Rajhenburgu. tctudi
jc nova. kakor Ola bodo zaduSili
socializcm.
V svojem slcpcm sovrastvu Sc
p~osluzujejo najgrsih srcdstev.
Tako Sc j. eden oglasil: I'll, orga.
nizator in tajnik goljufata in
III spravljata klubov denar V svoj
yep. Ali kOmaj ic prav izustil. pa
Jc dobil pla6ilo, da ga ne DO kma-
lu pozabil. PRAY lepo ga jc sodnik
D0ducil, da ne SINE obrekovati so
cialisticncga kluba; kar jc dobil
"a place. 81 DO pa zc zapomnil. lie
maj hi DOvedal to Sc svojim IA.
slcplJenim rOjakom, ola Sc ne zgodi
Sc kateremu tako.
ScVeda j. sOdnik videl knjigc IN
DOtrdIIa in ker 10 n,Sta, =, ,,ucl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
IL URADA CLAW. TAJNIKA
s. D. P. z.

One I. OktObra SEN raZpOSlal
vScm druStvom pOroGilo o poviSa-
uju m~eseGnine V bolniski sklad "a
mesec NOVEMBER 1914. En- me
sec pref Sc jc razpOslalo porocilo
laradi tcga, da So morejo vsi Ella
nj %opozoriti. ia vedo princsti ma
sejo dovolj m|cScGnine. Ia naprej
So no vedno pOsiljajo Ell meSe
pref poroGilo u %poviSanin ozir.
nakladi. Ma vsakcm poroGilu o
izredni mesecnini jc zabclezcno
IA kateri mesec jc naklada. kakor
tudi katcri Sklad. D..
Ma ten mestu sem r. vcckrat
porOcal o nakaZovanju holniSkc
podporc. Pisal SEN ~ mcItcto pi-
SEN tajnikom druStev. toda Use
Sc ne zadostujc. Bolnik. XII So jaw
holmcga. maj gre k zdravnikU L.
L listino vzorec 3. uikakOr pa ne
L vzorrc /. l.istina vzOrec /. II
maj da l%zpolniti pri zdravniku dan
pred druStveno >cjo, ako pa ic
bolnik pref ozdravcl, pa trdaj ali
pa potcm, ko j. oZdraV,l. nikakur
pa ne prcdcn j. ozdravcl. Pod
p0ra 81 ne more uakaZati nit "n
dam pO2e.jc kaEor j. bill holuik
zadnjikrat pr zdravuiku. Tako ma
primer: BOlnik gre Y torck k
Idravniku in rcCc: Srdaj ne BON
wee priScl kcr Sc pocutim dobro ::
prihOdnji pondeljek gre dclat
Her 81 zdravniki ne spozna.iu. ka.i
j. pravilno. mu lepo zapiSc. da DO
holnik zdrav Y pondeljek. Ia pro.
rOkba j. do skrainOsti Gudna in
osmeSljiva "a zdravnika, Xxi tako
iZpolni listinc. Maj 81 vcndar en-
krat IA vSclcj |zapomnijo Glani in
druStvcni madniki. da Sc ne ma.
kaac podpora mad dan, ko .jc
zdravnik izpolnil nakaznico. Tedaj
kO zdravnik izpolni nakaZnico. So
smatra. Ola je bolnik rabil zadnji
KRAFT zdravnikOvo pomoc. KakO
BON JAZZ potem nakazal podporo
Sc eel mesec potem, kO je bila ma
kaznica dogotovljcna? Bolni clani
delajO nepravilnO sledece; Clan
lboli dine 80. augusta ter gre k
zdravniku z iistinami vzorec 3 in
4. Zdravnik bo seveda izpolni ODE
listini ter Jill odda. Bolnisko ma
kaznico izpolni do locke ozir.
~vprasanja, kdaj Sc jc bolnik javil
zdravega? .... To vrsto pusti
prazno, do casa ko j. bolnik
ozdravcl. Bolnik je Ozdravel dine
3. Oktobra, gre zOpet z listino k
zdravniku. Sedaj pa zdravnik "a
piSc. da Sc javil zdravcga dine 3.
oktobra. Kcr pa jc zc on, zdravnik,