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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
scRAPFLE
o- NJ, we'll. on Their erubby Little s'ySS ons

- NJ. Wells ON Their Grubby Little hNoo "a
GEORGES decent gloves were tfa CrUi%pid entered the
ne ne,g gray hat was awry ~ ~ ond trod re-
r,ner's shop by the SIDE 9 u9ol e. his room.
eentfniiv up the narrow s,ll,S s3,.,ss, urged him
Al the door a tide OF ulssu''
az, ~ come thought of violence. rotce fun
ERE ,iI,,,Siv for the door knob r.ed
bling nlanJi,e5sio m, in" The knob tuIhSN'
a pretty ~, cTied. thrustiug at the dooiE
Carl n tbe threshold he stopped sitVi1 a., a
lsil asu1 roaoc oa' tbe millionaire grocer saI re-
olr ~, isSi SoiI and regarded him Wltn ,@a,retjo
sulaiI 81 eve George made apoioeS"N
p,Ios aud advanced uncertainty tiyne
NOISES .ste gu George" said Sir Isaac, us, ' Cor
5lot ont Of this There are Ihl.lsI iittie
you sVts doing in the world. The poor ~ tbe
you ~ 1,-ho work in drapers' shops any anlu,,id
people, ,,ttie dukes in their castles s,,vo snJ,p,p
pTua I iool, around. The change Is CoHF,,o, ,,oer
GS,y1o CaNS % Mark my words, this uay 49,
Siu see the new state" .,, r,ocine
ST. isaac got to his feet ana PECAN tbe
,be room I'm to the bureau, pack toused
bcd 7inping out virile hanu as ny rojrs
ond Numbering unconsciously INTO lh.,'t1 ci,,'1 . he
what do the poor little grunUs9. ii,yes i'm
demanded ITO live out thelt n'Si 1t.,,,, Cbil-
a dark room and go on bringing u.msiy u.mssiyo ;en,
dren into the world? You can ~, ,,,' feel III
see IL, George; you can't make ii en- 'ttrnnehts
They go on living with their sIia. gi.
an their small heads and the state
George stirred in his chair. o,5t,,
> Look ere Sir Isaac" said ne, W, oUiV sor
"T cnn see you're going TO keep TINS up loSS
10 pages and we're only in the nnuule "
Book 4 I'm going to bed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Militarism and Millinery

T5ORTY million dollars worth OF women's
u hats designed and made in America VIII
be sold this year. The glory OF Paris Is de-
parting. never to return. we may go to the
saw capital TO touch up our dull and Jaded
tsmparaments with its delectable pleasures,
but vs can md and worship the Goddess o.
Fashion behind the back OF the STATUE Oh
Liberty. This is a sack OF Paris OF whioh no
ooet ever sang or prophet hazarded pre-
ffrfiau
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Postmagter Santa Claus

\ TO ONE should let the Belgian relief ships
IN wear out his charitable impulses. Christ
mas IL not = great way on Already little
anRers arc laborins with big. inky pens In
tho process OF manufacturing pathstio ap-
psals 20 Santa via the postoffios Every year
thousands OF trusting children drop these
appeaIB into the welcoming maW OF the
friendly letter box. And every year the
postmaster turns over these letters to repu-
table individuals or institutions. Answer
ing them is as sweet charity as any one
may ask to gladden. his soul In the season
Of good cheer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Nc Rabblinr Fool

Utah Is a human attribute as we'll as one
OF the States of the Union. Polygamy rs
not a matter OF geography. While one man
can love two women at the same tiInei grist
will be furnished the divorce mill. The die
tograph is the latest invention Of the devil
TO crafty the curiosity of woman and annoy
men who are aVerse to publicity. When
scales lie and make you believe ~ ounces are
a pound, the owner is not to blame There
fore, the scales not the man are eonhseated;
otherwise the Bureau OF Weights and Meas
.tires would be out of a job.
1 like a crouch, Just as I do a drop of
vinegar on an oyster. pabascO temperaments
aiye spice to existence. The pepper box is
always on the table. Disagreeable goodness
is a Rembrandt shadow upon the joys OF
life. Meanness gives variety 10 existence.
and Tiny Tim Is better understood when
Scrooge Is around.
The man who IS always pointing out the
spots on the sun Is likely TO call attention
70 the spots on your vest or your character,
while the fellow who loses his temper on oc-
casion makes spectacle OF himself as in-
tereating as the man who runs after his hat
on a windy day
Swearing IS the last resort Of the angry
Washington sHora az the battle OF Non
mouth.
Profanity Is the escape valve Of the human
engine.
When Carlyle's servant klndled the nrs
With the manuscript Of the last volume of
f ssFfederick the Great 40 You suppose be-
+ prayedf Profanity IS the escape valve "a
the human ensine- Peter sHore. and thers
hes eeen an apa.lqiIc specssaion Qf profanity
eyer since
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
HAIR ON END

To the Editor Of the Evening Ledger:
sir-As to the hair standing on end inc
writer can cite an instance which was not only
'llteral" but visible" At the battle Of Selma
alabama April 2. 1866 after FORESTS lines
were broken, I, with some thousands more,
was csntureJ AS I was marched off the field
I saw dead man lying on his back whose hair
stood erect over his forehead His cap had
fallen off and his features were visible. DO
not know whether he Fed. or Confed., as
INV captors were In a hurry. and 1 saw him
only as I passed him. But his hair was on
end like "quills on a fretful porcuplne," all
right. u. GOlhhIh'
Clenside Pa November Q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Alarm Clock SET for 1910

Prom the Detroit Free Press.
"A square facing Of the facts VII save ths
T1snaoerafs q sorry shock ii 1915 They cannot
win a presidential election with the vote the
wav Il stands now They have lost the pivotal
states and they wil not elect their presl=
dentlaI candidate unless these are recovered.
No PRECEDENT except Hayes has gone iuto office
since tho reconstruction period without the vote
81 New york with Ohio and New Jersey else
ia ne Opposition column the prQspeet g utterly
honeless Every presidential campaign brings iia
caicuialors Nho 0saIs oqt some msthaa ot beats
M The eame but uat ana tft Aaa 1aca.2i- -a
: uay % eln ne Presidency eisae4i Sew +4@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Philadelphia, November 1s.
NEEDY FAMILIES IN PHILADELPHIA

To the Editor Of the Bvsnim0 Ledger:
sr-In reading in Tuesdays EVENING LEDGER
about Mrs Thomas fight for the unem-
pIoyed l wondered why do not some Of the
citizens who responded to help the Belgians
think of the homes OF the hungry in Philadel-
phia who are suffering not through careless
ness but because there is no work for their
fatbers. The ones who shared what they had
for the Begians let them set aside fund
for the unemployed We all know the terrible
tragedy of war, and our sympathy goes out
A READER.
phiIn helnhIa NoYemher IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

not yet the ideal democracy we hope TO be.
But take us as we are, are we not nearer
20 democracy than the countries who are
now slaughtering their best workers on the
futile firing llne7 At home in the land OF
their birth our aliens might now be shoot
ing each other full OF silly holes. Here
they are at peace and at work. The board
ing house is not SO bad after oil. The
kickers are apt to be more contented With
the fare than they were little while back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
NATIONAL POINT OF VIEW

We suspect that the Colonel always ham
kered after philosophy. His boundless curiosity
and love of generalzing that ran to the verge
of platitudes were Just as marked in his nature
as his talent for practical politics and his gift
But his restless energy always kept him from
giving himself up wholly or even mainly to
intellectual things. Now that political activi-
ties seem to be at end. the great venture
of founding a party to replace the one that
rejected him having failed beyond recall, per-
hnps the Colonel may become a philosopher
We hope he will We like him much better as
n philosopher And he can be of great use
TO the country as one.-New York Tribune.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Yes. Where?

where is that famous garment that
we knew in winters former,
Twas worn by persons thin and taI'
The knitted wool pulse warmers
Forgotten are the olden ways,
And men with fingers bitten,
nv old Jack Frost, on winter days
Forget the old red mitten.
Alas, that granddad's cosy stunts
Should get such cold rebufts.
Mere man today is quite Ounce
Ha will not wear ear-muffs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Revenge

The poet sat in his bare ballroom Be
fore him on the table were many rejected
manuscripts and 10 uncanceled two-cent
stamps.
He knew where he could get face value
in cash for the stamps. Twenty cents
would purchase sufficient food at delicat-
essen store to keep him for three days
The poet was hungry. He had not eaten
for "a hours, yet he hesitated to sell the
stamps The pile OF rejected manuscripts
CALLED him. Anger finally triumphed over
hunger.
SeizinR a pen he scribbled several edi-
torial addresses on envelopes Into them
he thrust the manuscripts
'T shall have revenge" he muttered.
Then he pasted the stamps on the envel-
opes and hurried out to post them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

Phila eelnhlans wh0 we're - ~ haif-p4st
* this moraing saw one Of those brilliant
November skies fhat mean good weather the
aav Ihgoa1h-a motliins alu1ost an sIa-
6sssiae g aazy nlilz geld clouds upon
esesf sea e4 tias. aiEh ths siIger mernina
H a1 Ese4a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
The Uttermost Limit

For yaps who on our system wear,
Commend us to the bloke
Who sticks a pin within our chair
And thinks il is a joke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
CURIOSITY SHOP

A bowie knife, the blade of which slid into
the handle was called an Arkansas tooth
nick" Gautier in his American Ballads"
says: - 80,
Straightway leaped the valiant Slingsby
Into armor OF Seville,
with strong Arkansas toothpick
Screwed in every joint OF steel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

A cockatrice was fabulous animal OF
the basilisk species. It's distinguishing
characteristic was a crest or comb like
ROSTERS. Sir Thomas Browne, in his "Vul-
gar Errors" draws clear distinction be
tween a cockatrice and basilisk. He even
areues for the existence of such an animal.
ShalSespeare, in Romeo and Juliet, says:
'Say thou but Il
And that bare vowel, Il, shall poison
Than the death darting eye of the
cocliatrice"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

That ancient whssze about the man VINO
had been to a dog hght and was asked
whether he or the other dog had won mas
aot a. oId as the wheeEe, having happened
npiV as late as 1871. It so happened that
In mat year Aubrey de Montdidier soldier
carnrade Richard de Maeaire The former
doe a sole witness to the murder harassed
ESscaire so continuously and persistenuy
taf,,sen man and dog. The dog killed Ma
csire and was acclaimed as his masters
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
nEYFIOPMFNT OF LIE ~

From tbs Hostop Transcript
M Msyer's plea for systematic Development
81 eur navy along liberal lines . most opreF-
. rrIlifats mast from sedEa auzhQl nual
ha4e ohssrqs1 thaE cpnmzre1 between Great
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Unfortunately
Fashion Note

"Pav. what's national honorT
1T depends on the nations Sarfnane"''
ann
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

Under the circumstances, all the President
and the Democracy do Is to proceed with
their reforms and constructive program pru
IDENTIFY, TO the end that II the war should ter
inmate soon the people may have as early
possible an opportunity to be convinced Of the
wisdom OF these pollcies-Houston Post,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
81 Then. al Course-

"If you were not so athletic he MUIR
INJURED, I'D try to kiss you"
"Oh, you really mustn't" she quavered.
''When man tries to kiss me get so
frightened that 1 haven't a bit of strength
to resist"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

with New Workers facing q turkey-less
thanksgiving on account Of the quarantine
on live stock and poultry, Philadelphia may
YET have 70 equip a Thelma for relief nearer
F,naa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

Little dogs in blankets form the chief Or
nament of many young women, ACCORDING
to Dame Fashions latest dictates. lheS
Ill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

1giIilons OF eggs shipped from New York
ear ths British army may be = cheering evil
A.nes of prosperous trade but the ultimate
consumer isn't - tielkled at the increased de-
mana 90 tho already ovsrWorzsd hea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

sam Weller must be In the headline bust
ness; supplied Karlsruhs's Coal Is Charge
AGAINST Vessels"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

Fops' Alley was located in Her Majestys
Theatre. London. 1t was a promenade down
the centre OF the pit and between the latter
ana the boxes. There the beauN OF the aay
we're wont to stroll between the acts eS-
changing criticisms on the music ana the
singers. and ogling the bellies In the DoAes'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

England feels the "buy-a-bale" propa-
xanda and responds by reopening the LIVER
pool Cotton Exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

We trust that Congress at the next session
will take early action looking to freeing the
country from dependence upon the commercial
vessels OF foreign nations by legislating for our
oWu-Tparine In such manner as will result in the
republic possessing one ample and efficient in
every way.-Cincinnau Enquirer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

"I,rat 'em" and "od rot 'em" are said to
be contractions OF May the gods outroot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

There have been dead men before Roger
Sullivan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Another of Those Boarding House-er-Jok'

eHeno," said Brown, meeting his friend
in a cafe, II thought you took your meals
at the boarding houseY
mo, / take all / can get there to work
IN an appetite and then go to a restaurant
and buy a full meal"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

The remnants OF the old guard OF standpatism
are not going 10 wipe out the laws passed by
the SD Congress. for they have not votes
enough They ara not going to revise the taFin
upward In the interest OF trusts, or put the in
junction shackles again upon lawful organized
labor or restore the Sherman law hand
Alaska over again TO the looters, or call back
the lobby because they eannot-st. Louis Post
Dfspateh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

The Monroe Doctrine never has been and
never win be stronger than the physical force
the United States can bring to it's support. Had
this nation been challenged 70 support the Mon
slons IN the past there might have been sorry
stoFy to tell. But Il is TO be hoped this Is
teaching the United States the lesson Il should
nave learned long ago-that must always
be able 10 enforce the Monroe Doctrine by
physical force Il challenged to do so.-Knicker-
-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
SLOW. DELAVSKA

UstanovljenA dine 10. augusta
1870.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
W~interquarters, Utah.

Cenj. urcdniStvo Proletarca -
PrilozenO VAN posiljam svoto
$40, katerc sem nakolektal V We
sell druzbi Scofield "a cOlorad-
ske strajkarje. Dali so sledeGi pc
81: Anton McjaS, Frank LonGar,
Tomaz Majnik in Blaz Heller; pc
soc: Jak TuSer, NJ. Suhar, NJ.
k~ljuGevSek, Mary Heller; pc 25
C: +. Drganc, Ant. Zajec, +. Po-
gacar, j. Sajevic, +. PodbevSek,
Mat. kollar, +. Kranjc, John Star
man, j. Brezovar in j. JaneziG;
pc 40 c: j. TOmSic; pc 10 C: Ant.
Erjavc. - Skupaj $40. - Ko-
der koli sem hodil in pobiral "a
m%ichiganSke ali coloradSke Straj-
karjc, Sc povsod so dali rojaki
drage wolfe Y tanamen. Cast so Sc
V tenn oziru pac spremenili. Pred
lett ne hi mogcl clovck kar tako
kolcktati, kajti marsikateri hi jo
zabruSil pc vzoru Amerikanskega
Slovcnca "zakaj pa ne gredo de-
late Ali kdo je temu pripomO-
gel paG nj teSko uganiti. "Prole-
tarcc", ia je delavce zdramil in
izobrazil. I'm dclavci V Amcriki so
res lahko ponosni ma svoj vrli list.
Tia SvOta, Xxi jo poSiljam, pa nj
zadnja. SkcbSkim propalicam pa
klicem; V vrSte ~bojujoGih Sc de
%lavcev, da DO slednjim elm lozje
priti do zmage,- IL vseh poroGil
V PrOletarcu citam glede della lie
boil slabo. Tudi pr mas smo pre-
nehali $ stalnim delom in seda.j
delamo lie pc 3 do 4 dni V tednu.
Pa tudi kadar smO ma Sihtu, nj "a
sluzck bogvc kako vclik. Delo sc
dobi pa pray tcSko. Drugo 81 vsak
.titatelj lahko sam predstavlja.
SocialistiGni pozdrav!
p. Zmcrzlikar, zastopnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
New Duluth. MINI.

IL vsch krajev Zedinjenih draw
Sc cuje brczposeljnost, tako je tu-
di tukaj V New Duluth in Dulut-
hu. kakor drugod, tako hodijo
tudi tukaj trume delavcev, XII is
tejo zaman della. Oh Gasu volitev
Sc je obetalo, da ce BIO izvoljen de-
m%okratiGcn predSednik DO ma vseh
Straneh dovoli della. Ma ia na6in
so pa kap%italisticni politikarji ma
stavljali limanice, da hi delavci
ne volili socialiStiGno. Toda "a
svojo place so dobili delavci cd
demOkraticne stranke brczposelj-
most. DelavStvo nj hotelo DAFT So
cialiStitni stranki priliko. da uve-
lJavi Svoj program, Xxi je V prid
delavStvu in cato mora delavstvo
trpcti. Strajki in brezposeljnost
Jc platilO "a nczavednost delav-
cev. &c hi bile razmerc pc drugih
krajih. koder nj Strajkov boljse.
hi Sc tndi bojujocim laglje poma-
gallo, tako je pa tczic. Pa tudi i'm
%portiranih Skcbov hi Sc ne iavi-
10 toliko. V caSu brczposelinosti
Je pa drugacc. Nsak komaj Gaka,
da dobi goSpodar.ia. - Seveda, tu-
On V ten trdih cash mora.jo naSe
goSpodarSkc organizacijc staff tr-
dino, kakOr tudi n.jeni Glani rama
oh rami, te hoGejo, da izvojuje.jo
svojc pravice. Zato pa. ne podajte
Sc, dokler ne izvojujctc zmage!-
Slovcnskim skcbom hi pa svcto-
val, da Sc ze cnkrat S~treznejo in
vstopijo V vrstc bojujoGih. Kajti
mic bolj Sramotnega "a Nth in
NTH otrokc nc bo kakor to. &c bo-
do noSiii pccat SkcbStva. katcrcga
je zagreSil oGe.
Mad vsc hvalcvrcdna in plcme-
nita je miScl IA z~druzenje napred-
nih jednot in zvcz. Da hi Sc Ia ko-
rak lie timpreje urcSniGil. Scvcda
hrcz nasprotnikov tudi to ne bo
Slo; kajti vcdno Sc dobe elcmen-
II, Xxi imajo svojc nizkOtnc zascb-
ne koriSti V miSlih in vslcd tcga
naStopajo prot zdruzcn.iu bodisi
re dircktno ali pa po ovinkih.
Bratjc in s%cstrc. ne CITRATE Sc ma
pcStico koristolovSkih nasprotni-
kov, ampak ~vztrajno naprcj 20
zaGrtani poti do ella.
Pozdrav vScm Gitatcljcm Probe
tarcal
j. Bcrgant.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
West Mineral. Xmas.

VISA tukaiSna podporna druStva
so Sklicala iavcn Shod. Xxi Sc vrSil
~trct.io nedcljo Y februariu. Ma
men tcga Shoda .ic bill. da Sc ella
nom doticnih dru>tev. Xxi so Sc
izrckla "a zd%ruzenie, razlozi. kai
Sc ic zakliucilo ma Skupni konfc-
rcnci V Chicagi.
Tocno oh 10. uri odprc pred
Scdnik druStva Orcl 81. ~ :. y. p.
j. shod, nakar .jc bill izvoljcn "a
.piSnikaricm Frank Svaigar. Nato
dobi besedo sobrat John GorSck.
XII natancno pojaSne, ka.j .jc "a
mogla konfcrcnca storiti I o2irom
ma Zdruzitcy. PoiaSnjuic. kako po-
trcbna zanaS vsch .jc zdruzitev.
do katcre Sc najlagljc pride po
uatrtu br. u. tajnika :. y. u. j..
kar j. clau>ivo tudi po yecini o.
dobravalo. Nadalic pripOrota in
apci,ra ia ,>c elaine. ia >tydr DO
bro ~prcSodiio prcdno bodo glaSo-
wall. ko dohc Y rokc glasovnicc.
Priporoca oh cncm ludi. mai hi Sc
tlanStvo zayzclo "a SocialiSticno
Stranko. kajti lc Y tel stranki jc
ldruIitcv VSch dclavccy Svcta in
katcra Sc hojujc "a odpravo
...l,,-. 80. sen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
LOUIS BAVDEK.
81. tajnik S D. p. 2.
Pitts Pa.

Morda bostc mislili. da sen kot
zastopnik Pr%oletarca zgubil ko-
rajzo, in da Sc cato takO dOlgo ne
oglasim z novimi narotniki. Ven
dar pa temu nj tako. Nzrok moi
molcecnosti jc moja bolczen, Xxi Sc
pa obraca ma bolje in priGakujem,
da BON V kratkem zapustil bolnis-
nico in sc podal zopet ma agitaci-
10 "a naScga prckoristncga Probe
tarca. - Ne da Sc tajiti, da kaze
zadnji cas- lcp %naprcdek tudi Pit
tsburgh. ccprav nasprotuJeJo ne
katcri delaniGarji X. S. ID. Mi jim
scvcda ne zamerimo, kajti oni mi
slijo, da so Sc vcdnO V starem kra-
ju pod goro. Ali oni so pozabili,
da imajo med seboj polovico del
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
Davis, w. Va.

CcnJeni sodrug urednik:
Ccravno .je naselbina Davis
majhna - Stejc lie majhno stevilO
Slovcnccv - je vcndar to napred-
ma nasclbina in kdor Sc hoce pre-
pricati, to kmalu iznajde. Same
cn vzrok ,jc, da dober sad ne eve
te tako kakor hi moral - to je
vzrok V TEN, ker Sc tukaj pray
>labo della in je torcj tudi slab Ia
Sluzck. Kjcr je pa slab zasluzek,
tam Sc tudi prosveta ne more raz-
vijati tako. kakOr hi bilo treba,
kajti vse ,jc navsezadnje lie Odvis-
no od gmotnih sredstev. - Irak
j. tukaj Y rcsnici lest in zdrav,
toda tudi lima je pray sibirske
Sortc. Nclika Ovira stabilnemu ma
prcdku jc tudi V TEN, ker Sc naSi
rojaki prcpogosto selijo. DELAY
Skc razmcrc Sc tukaj mic ne loGijo
od drugih krajcv. kar has je sta
rih Sctlrrjcv, delamo Sc precej
>taluo, Samo vGasih pray poSteno
oz"brmo ~ uobti 10 Storimo "a
od|puS6auje grehov Blackjack
Lumber Co. Tako .ie danes: Cast
i'm Slava kapitalistom, delavcem
pa zmrzujcna uScsa in prstc. -
Da ne pozabim. Tudi pri mas ina
mo brczpoSelne, XII Gakajo ma mi
lost boS>a, kdaj jim DO zOpet uka-
lal priti zaSluzit par centov "a to-
bak i'm sol. Imamo tudi diva dru-
silva i'm sicer je II spadajoGe k
=. y. p. j., drugo pa j. S. X. j.
Prvo druStvo jc Sc mlado in Stcje
&c Sc ne motim, okrog trideset ella
nov. kakor Sc Cujc. Sc oiivi V KRAFT
KEN tudi socialistiGni klub, in OBJ
cncm tamburaSki zbOr. &c Sc bodo
idcjc urcsniGile, Van BON re po-
roCal. Ma zadnji sell drust. "Slo-
venski Gozdar', Stev. 217 S. \. p.
j., so Sc pobirali prOstOvoljni pri-
Spcvki "a S%trajkujoGe rudarje V
Michiganu, Xxi Sc bojujejo "a malo
veGji koStck kruha in boljSc de-
lovnc pogoje. Nabralo sc je $7.75
ter odposlalo tajniku S. n. P. J.
da odda ma pristojno mesto: V
Strajkovni fond.
Pozdrav vSem Zavednim delav-
Gem Sirom Amerike!
Ivan Krizmancic,
Box 23S. Davis, w. Va.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

niGarjev, XII MISC zabiti gorjanci,
kakOr lett i'm sicer SO ii V okolici
Pittsburgh, - napredni mozje. -
Cudno Sc mi zdi, kako je to, da
jc z. Jane padel tako nizko in pi-
sal tax list ~tajniStvu soc~ialisticne-
"a kluba Stew. l3l. Sram ga bio !
F'antje Y socialistiGnem klubu: lie
naprejl
Pozdrav vscm socialistoml
Ant. ZidanSek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
SoDRUGI!
j. Bcrgant.

Vsak socialist bi moral naroci-
ii ~"PRoLETARCA," kajti list Il
vi samo cd svojih narocnikcv.
Vsak socialist bi moral siriti
"PROLETARCA', kajti to 10
prva naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral toGne
placati narocnino "a "PROLE.
TARCA," ker lie ma ia naGin Sc
zamore osigurati napredek nsse.
nu listu.