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ois llbr &orn.iags am Niitipcdl, ie, Sc
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dles 0igdl lehcrihrcmnlnaen is eioen Aat IN 0icef
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1einnciedt crit Die Aiiits Der Citicc ct Gas @be
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11

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lirairouocr etii0cni nct 0cnrnii.@en0roe
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Huda boleCina.

G. +. J. kuban IL Fort Wortha
Tex, Je Silno trpel pc SvOjem po-
rotilu. PiSe namreG: "Bolehal
sen "a zclodGno nepriliko V zvezi
strasnim glavobolom, XII je bill
vtasih neznosen. SluGajno sem o.
biskal nekega prijatelja, g. |. |.
Stangla, in Svctoval mi je, maj po-
skusim Trinerjevo amerisko zdra-
vino grenko vino. Nekaj sickle
ME mi je prineslo olajsavo in v
kratkem tasu sen bill popolnoma
zdrav. Vedno bonn incl to zdra-
vilo V svoji druzini in je rabbi oh
prvem znaku kake slabosti. r. j.
kuban, 1925 \. Main St, Fort
Worth, Tex. T%rinerjevo amerisko
zdravilno grcnko vino vedno hi
tro OlajSa bolezni zelodca. ieter
in drobja. ker iz6isti telo in ga o.
krepi. Nlekarnah, Jos. Triner,
!333-l339 S. Ashland Ave, Chi
cage. Ledveno Dol, izvinke, rev
matiGne in nevralgiGne boleGine
havadno brz prezene Trinerjev H.
niment. Advertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Naselniska druzba "'Ilirija''

NaznanlamO vsem onim. XII Sc
nanimajo "a farme. da smo pre-
vzlei vecji del sveta V Lincoln
County blizini industrijaInega
mesta Merrill. kakor tudi DO ne
katerih drugih kraiih Wisconsin,
in steer naravnost cd lastnikov.
ia to nam je mogoce isto po Tired
N q nizkih cenah prodajati. kakor
tudi pod lahkimi pogoji. Zemlia
je povsod rodOvitna in lei blizu
~zeleznic in NEST. Gene akru so cd
II do Is dol. PiSite DO poiasnila.
Iliria Colozation Co. 90S Michi-
gan Ave. Sheboygan. Wis.
Advert.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Krs6ansko socialni denun.

Giant. Proti koncu leta 1909.
Je bilO Y Trstu %arctiranih wee pro
feSoriev, kcr so Jill dolzili vele-
lzdalStve. Aretirani so bill ia
krat %profesorii Marcel De Paul.
Bruno Ferluga i Nikolai Quaran-
dotto. Trgovec Bernardino je va
zbczal Y ltalijo in so ga iskali :
tiralico. Use tie osebe je ovadil
mex krScanski socialec Sablich.
PrclSkavO Zaradi velcizdaie je So
disco ustavilo. ker nj bio nikakrs-
nth doka1ov proti osumljenim. @
sebe, Iii Jill ie Sablich ovadil. so
tozilc denuncianta zaradi obreko-
vanja. Sablich je izginil IL Trsta
in obsojen ie bill tedai ma Dunaju,
kjer Je dObil sluzbo pri nekem
krScansko socialnem listu. Proti
ka2ni ie vlozil priv in kazen Sc
mu ie znizala ma emo lcto. Ko bi
pa bil moral nastopiti kazen. je
pobegnil Y Nemcijo, odkjer sedaj
porocajo. da so ga arctirali in ga
bodo najbrze i%zrocili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20

Jemu lehko AngleSka, ker ina
ureIene JAYNE posredovalnice "a
delo. Zakai podpora brezposelnim
zahteva natanGno kotrolo. Vedeti
Ie treba. kdo .ie resnicno brez de
la, cato pa ie treba velike orga-
nlzaciJe. Ali kje maj vzameta dr.
Java IN obcina tako rganizacijo
Me drugega jima ne preostane,
kakor ia Sc Opreta ma ono organi-
zacijo, Xxi re obs;oia. Iii pozna in
obvlada delovni trg. ma strokov-
no organizacijo. cato tudi avstrij
ski DRAW in njenim obcinam ne
DO preostalo drugega, ee hoceio
o~lalSati bedo brezposelnih, kakor
da zgradita iavno oskrbo brezpo-
Selnln ma strokovni organizaciii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Idrija ostane rdeca. Nd

~
prIhajal zadnji teden pred VOLT
vami V sploSni kuriji V Idrio, je
moral dObiti ytisk. ia je ldrija
popolnoma %nacionalno rdece me-
Sto. kajti ma vogalu vsake hise so
bill nalepljeni najmanie tribe ride
~ lcpaki "a neodvisnega kandida-
la Majdica. Gotovi ljudje pa so
prlpovedovali pc gOstilnah in ka-
varnah. da dobi topot soeialistic-
nj kandidat samo par sto glasov.
Tega so Sc nadejali menda cato,
ker Sc cd socialistene stran1 raZ-
e par shodOv nj prav ME wee
delalo in Ia cato, ker so v nasprat-
min strankah nejvplivneisi velja-
XII posegli podrobno volilno agi-
TACTIC. Ma dan volitve pa ie bio
prl ten optimistih razocaranje,
kajti sacialisticni kandidat sodr.
!. SStravs je dobil $40 glasov.
klerikalni 314 in Majdic 2S2 gla-
soy. Oba n%asprotnika torei samo
20 glasov wee kot socialisticni
kandidat. craven pa sta dobila Sc
sodruga Anton in Etbin Kristan
po 2 glasova. Torei ie "a glasov
razlike. To ie pa znamenje. da je
Idrija bila in Sc Ostane rdeGe
mesto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20

Mir 20 dncvi in pokojno spanje
po noel .je pridobitev ten, XII Sc
bojujelO prof revmatizmu. trgan-
jill 20 udih, neuralgia in lumbago
Z DIR. Richterjcvim Pain ExpeI-
Cemu dale trpeti, ko 81 lah-
ko "a % ccntov omislite V vsaki
lekarni to blazeno olajSilo' Same
patti lie treba pri kupovanju ma
varstveno znamko $ sidrom.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20

urad. Idravnik pride in odloci
kdaj da lehko odpoSl.iejC
domov. Domov ne gre pes, TEN
wee zopet ga odpelje izvoS6ek.
Prlhodhn dan dobi gostilnicar,
pr katerem Sc je COST napil, racun
IA voznlo IN zdravnika. XII ga mo-
ra nemudoma poravnati. Odkar
velJalo tie dolocbe zelo pojenjuje
pijantcvanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Vehk Slovensko- Angleski Tol.

mac, obsega slOv.-angl. slovnico,
razgOvore, pisma in navodilo ka-
ko pOstati drzavlian poleg mai
vecjega slov.-angl in angl. SLOW.
slovarja. knjiga .ie nujno potreb-
no vsim Onim, XII Sc res zeliio ma
uciti a~nglescine. Cena V platnu
trdo ezana (430 strani) je So,
ter Sc dobi pri v. j. Kubelka, $50
w. 145. st.. New York, N. Y.
PiSite pO cenik knjig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Nenavadno sredstvo roper pi

jancevanje. Nekatere mestne u
prave ma NizOzemskem so uvedle
roper p~iiancevanje nenavadno
sredstvo. XII pa dobrO ucinkuje.
Sredstvo je "a pijanca blagodej-
no, ampak precei ostro "a proda-
.ialce alkoholnih piiac. Ako Eagle
da straznik ma cesti moza, XII ne
gotovih korakov kolovrati prot;
domu. poklice voz, nalozi V voz
piian6ka in peljeta sc v policijski
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Volilni dan v Zaticini.-V,

lllni komisar V Zatieini je bill
Ivan Erjavec. po domaGe Lakot-
mix, fotograf in zagrizcn klerika-
kalec. Pred volilnim lokalom sta
Stela diva meniha in sta jemala
kmetom vOlilne glasovnice IL rOk.
ter sta ; Stampilijami pritiskala
ma glasovnice ime klerikalnega
kandidata dria. Zajca. To ie ne
p~oStavno. Meniha sta pa kmetom
pomazala tudi re glasovnice "a
voftre Y kmecki kuriii in sta tu-
di : Stampiliiami pritiskala ime-
ma kicrikalnih kanidatov Lampe-
Ia, koSaka in NrbOvca. 10 ic ne
kdo mcniha opozoril. da ravnata
proupoStavno, sta pa deiala, da
dclata To IL COLE dobrote. ker
km"tJc ne znajo piSati. Nato Jim
le odgovoril dotiGnik. ia ie to
znek dobrih sol XII Jill ne morcjo
%klcrlkalci prcnvaliti. Nato .ie pa
eden mcnihoS dejal: "Hvala Bo-
gu. sole imamo pa dObrc. kranj-
Ske sole so res ~izvrStne "a kleri-
kalno goSpodo. kcr cimbolj je
kmet navcdcn. trmboliSe .ir "a
klerikalce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20

Delavci ma Aurori, Mimi, in tisti,
kateri pridete na Auroro, ne pozabite
posetiti Kova6ev "Saloon" kjer YAM
bode sodr. Movlan postregel 8 hladno
in sveto pijaeo in unijskimi smodkami.
Delsvci, podpirajte svoje organizira.
ne tovarise.
ANA KovAc,
Main utica Aurora Mimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20

KDoR Sc NJ PORAvNAL ZAOSTA
LIE NAROcNINE, MAI TO SToRI IA
KOJ, KER So MI SICER V KRAFT
KEN USTAVI LIST. cakali bono
samo tiste, Xxi sc javijo. mai Sc Jim lists
ne vstavil Poor ma tol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
5000 delavk stavka.

S,elloni ma Spanskcm je zastavka
10 5000 delavk. Xxi so zaposlene pr
odpoSilianju pomaranc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-20
Popravek.

V dopisu IL Alte. Canada. V Pr.
letarcu. Stev. 800 mai Sc eta pra
vino Sledece uradnike: Predsed
mix |. Travn, tainik Jos. Sribar
%blagajnik f. Krali.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
Turkish Ambassador to Retire

The Turkish Ambassador, Youssouf Zia
Pacha, will leave Washington in a short
time for his own country. 1t is rumored
that Rustem Bey. who was formerly
charge d'affaires at the Turkish Embas-
sy here. will be appointed his successor.
Mr. Alvin o. Portner has issued invita-
tions to the marriage of his sister. Miss
Anna Valer Portner. to Representative
Henry Delaware Flood, Of Virginia, on
Saturday, April IS. at o'clock. in All
Souls Church. A reception at the home
of the bride at the Highlands will fol-
low the church ceremony.
Miss Portner is the daughter of the late
Robert Portner and Mrs. Portner. of
Manassas. Va, where she has a beautiful
country home. She made her debut hero
a number of years ago. but for the last
two seasons has been in mourning and
has taken no part in society. Miss Port
ner makes her winter home with her
brother-in-law AMI sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Payne Merideth.
Representative Flood is chairman of the
Foreign Affairs Committee of the House
OF Representatives. and is well known in
society.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin,
tr.. were hosts at dinner last night, at
their residence in r street Their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hagner,
Dr. and Mrs. Creighton. Mrs. Bradfield.
Mrs. Aston Simpson, Miss Callie Hoke
Smith, Com. Burstyn, of the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy; Mr.. Ceccato. OF the
Italian Embassy, and Lieut.. Newton
The members Of the Thursday after
noon the dsnsant club gave a fancy dance
at the Playhouse last night The guests
were received by Viscountess Benoist
d'Azy. who wore a handsome costume Of
the Louis XIV period; Mrs. George How
ard, and Mrs Preston Gibson.
Many of the guests wore fancy cos
tunes, while others went in modern
dress. Boerns s Orchestra played for
the dancing. A ;cated supper was served
later in the evening.
Mrs. Charles Henry Stone entertained
at a luncheon yesterday at her home in
NJ street in compliment to Mrs. Peter
Ten Eyck. wife OF Representative Ten
Eyck, of New York.
The guests invited to meet her included
Mrs. George Andrews and her sister. Mrs.
Bingham, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. W.
W. Downey, Mrs. Louis Bennett. >sIrs.
Samson Faison, Mrs. Brereton. Mrs.
Able. Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. James
Y. Mason Blunt.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
Miss Richards Extra Course

In response to the request of the pa
irons of her Talks on Public Questions,
Miss Janet Richards will give an extra
course of four onday talks. beginning
tomorrow morning at II o'clock in the
large auditorium at Woodward La
throp's, the proceeds to be devoted to an
urgent case of private charity.
This course will be specially devoted to
the consideration OF foreign affairs which
have been somewhat neglected in the
previous talks because Of the greater
urgency of domestic questions. Short
travel talks will also be introduced with
the foreign questions.
Miss Helen Gelaski has returned to her
home in Richmond from visit to
friends in Washington.
Mrs. Classic. Miss Caffery and their
cousin. Miss Mary Wilcox. will be at
home on Sunday afternoons during the
spring season at their home in Bradley
Lane, Chevy Chase. Miss Caffery is now
visiting her brother and sister-in-law.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Caffery at West
Point n Y. and will return to Chevy
Chase early in April.
Mrs. Leonard We'll Is spending a short
time in Washington with her mother,
Mrs Herman. before returning to her
home In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dalton, Of this
city, will sail from New York March Is
on the President Grant for three
months trip abroad.
Miss Katherine Heller has returned to
her home in Thirteenth street after
two weeks visit to Miss ~Leonora Lipp-
man, of Newark. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey NJ. Haines have
sent out cards for an. informal reception
and dance in the Arcade ballroom
Wednesday evening from until l.
o'clock, in celebration OF the twenty-fifth
anniversary Of their wedding.
Mr.. Dunbar Rosenthal is in New York
York City for an indefinite time.
Prominent social leaders are interested
in the success of the the dansant and
bridge to be given at Rauscher's by the
Macdonald Chapter OF the Ladies Aid
Association. Easter Monday. Apsil IL
for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hos
pitaL 8ridge from 80 to O'Clock will
be followed by dancing and a committee
Of attractive debutantes are arranging
this popular feature. Among the patron
esses arc Mrs. stephen b. Elkins. Mrs.
joan W. Foster. Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Mrs. A. Garrison AscClintock. Mrs. Joseph
+. Thrcpp. Mrs Thomas Gaff, Mrs. Gist
Blair. Mrs. Arthur lee, Mrs. Allcrtonj
Cushman. Mrs. George Sutherland Mrs.
John b. Dahlgren. the Misses ScdSlcy.
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be given at the Playhouse on Easter Mon
day for the benefit of the Dominican Sis
ters. The others in the cast will be
prominent members of the diplomatic
corps and ultrasmart set.
Viscountess Benoist d'Azy will sail for
France in Easter week to spend the spring
and summer. She will be Joined later in
the season by her husband.
Mrs. David lie Breton, wife of Lieut..
lie Breton, U. s. N. and small son are
the guests Of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Naval Constructor and Mrs. Sidney
Henry, at the navy yard, Norfolk, Va.
Lieut. lie Breton Is on his way to the
West Coast, where the interment of his
father, Mr.. Albert LIE Breton, who re.
Gently died in Europe. will take Mace.
Civil Engineer and Mrs. L. NJ. Cox. Of
the Norfolk Navy Yard. are making a
weeks visit In Washington.
Mrs James Howard. Of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank Hume,
at her residence in Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Philip Fl. Torrey and her two chill
dren have arrived in Washington to be
with Mrs. Stephen Trescot during Capt.
Torrey's tour Of sea duty.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle gave a small
luncheon yesterday In compliment to
Miss Ward McAlister. of New York, who
is spending a few days in Washington at
the New Willard.
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Riding Party

Lieut.. Edwin st. John Greble, jr, L.
S. A. and Lieut.. Fred c. Wallace. U. S.
A, of the Third Field Artillery, were
hosts at a riding party yesterday after
noon. The Misses Wilson, Secretary Will
lam Gibbs McAdoo. and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Frank Andrews were among the forty
guests who assembled at Lieut.. Greble's
quarters at Font Myer. Va. shortly be-
fore 5 o'clock.
The party returned to Fort Myer at
$50 O'Clock, and were entertained at a
cabaret dinner in the hop room of the
Administration Building. The guests
were seated at small tables attractively
decorated with flowers. The Fifth Cav
airy Band played during the dinner. and
many of the -uests danced between the
courses. Miss Virginia Gillett and Count
Raoul d'Adhemar sang .everal duets. and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Connor danced the tango
and hesitation waltz. Mrs. St John
Greble wife Of Col. Greble. L. S. A,
acted rs chaperone.
Mrs. John T. Davis entertained at
dinner last night at the Chevy Chase
Club for her house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armistead. Among her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Earle and Mr.. and
Ms. William Barret Ridgely.
SHElstidH I1tHlIllShs WIN dNiOn-
panied her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
ad Mrs. Dreyfus-B Barney, to California,
several weeks ago, expects to arrive in
New York on Tuesday where she will be
Joined by Mr.. Hanmick. They will come
TO Washington and spend the spring sea-
son at Studio House"
Mrs Francis Winslow entertained at a
dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last night
for her schoOlSoy son. Cameron Winslow.
and their house guests, Miss Valentine
Bond. Miss Eta Brown and Mr.. Frank
Brown. all Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Clint c. Hearn. wife of Mai.
Hearn, L. S. A.. was a luncheon hostess
yesterday. enter Saining in honor of Mrs.
William Chamberlain, wife of Mai. Cham
berlain, L. S. A, who will leave Wash
ington shortly.
Fashionable society is greatly interested
in the announcement that three exhibition
drills will be held at Fort Myer. Va, for
the benefit of the Army Y. NJ. c. A. and
the horse show fund.
The drills will be given on Friday
March q, Saturday evening, March 81
and April ,. President Wilson will re-
view the drill on March q, and the Sec
retary of War. Mr.. Lindley NJ. Garrison.
will be reviewing officer on Saturday
evening Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, u, S.
A, Chief of STAFF. will review the drill on
April g.
The ladies of the post will serve tea in
the hoproom after the drills.
Mr.. Mark Thistlewaite. private secre-
tsry OF the Vice President, and Miss
whisner %ere married in indianapolis,
Ind, on "Wednesday last. They will come
to Washington this week.
French play. in which Viscountess
Benoist d'Azy. wife of the French naval
attache. viii take the principal part. will