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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
LEONARD HOLDS
FORMAL OPENING
Furniture Company to Keep
Open House in New
Location

Another former downtown store re-
Gently moved TO the new shopping
district above Grand Circus park holds
II formal opening Tuesday The II.
Il. Leonard Furniture Co. mas erected
modern and commodious six-story
building at Nos. 306-30S-310 Wood
ward-aye and occupies, in addition.
the upper floors OF the building on
Montcalm-st., which has been the
firms temporary quarters since its
removal, Jan. /, from the Grand Cir
Gus building. The arrangement OF
the new building is ideal for a fur
niture house, having been designed by
Mr.. Leonard. The stock is in keeping
with the established reputation of the
firm for carrying high-grade goods.
period furniture, Sheffield silver and
ART novelties being featured. The
entire second floor is given over to
the gift shop. filled with art goods
and novelties for the holiday season.
Special music will be feature OF the
opening Tuesday, from to 5 In the
afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
DOCTOR ADVERTISES
THAT HE'S STILL ALIVE

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. ITO be
stopped on the street by old friends
who thought him dead Is the expert
ence which has caused DR.. William
A. Mills TO advertise the fact that he
IS alivt.
The following personal was insert.
ed by DR. Mills
Il am neither dead nor ceased prac-
tice. as reported.
A" WIN. A MILLS, Dentist
The only explanation Or. Mills
could offer OF his unpleasant expert.
ence was that in the last two years
he had seen the death notices OF two
persons whose names were identical
with his--one a policeman and the
other a captain OF an oyster pungy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

Observation-Disclosures Fuller
will recommend that the Mineral res
ervation tax law, passed at the SEES
sion of 1911, be repealed by the legis-
lature. The state is required 10 tax
all mineral rights reserved I'm deeds
when property is transferred under
the provisions Of this law. In certain
instances mineral rights were reserv-
ed when the surface transfer was
made 20 years ago, and II has been i'm
possible 10 trace the original owner
ship Of the mineral rights. Instead of
bringing revenue to the state treas
ury, Fuller says the law has resulted
in constant expense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
Choose Safe
Christmas Store
The name of Elliott Taylor Woolfen-
den Co. on Gift parcel is guarantee
of right qualify.

Every shopping convenience has been provided with the
object of lessenng Christmas burdens Here We VIII
wrap delivery by mall express or
parcel post hold for later shipment
Shop on a transfer--t time and worry Check
make yourself comfortable; afrang
to take luncheon here-you'll certainly enjoy IT,
Mail promptly filled. Red Cross Seals for sale
SHOP NOW--It fresh. exclusive things for
gifts consideration for the employees. IL
Intelligent attention deliveries, few dsappontments
SHOP KlNDLY-With the clerk Remember
Holiday strain makes the glad Christmas
ing for OF those who you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

cussing and discussing the eternal
trinagle I'll lose the train which
takes me back 10 home and father,
remarked Kitty.
IN go to the station with you. :"
said Bill.
"All right; I'll chaperon the
party" ! exclaimed.
wonder II II were my magma
ton or did Just a flicker OF disao-
pointment come into Kitty's eyes, She
was rather still all the way to the
station, but Bill talked enough for Us
all, Insisted upon buying her a great
bunch OF violets, the latest ,maga-
zines and box OF candy. / wish
Herbert could see this. thought TO
myself
Why will men, as soon as they are
married 10 good woman, deceive
themselves with the idea that no
fascinating male is always ready TO
fiatter and keep up the little atten-
lions they neglect? II they would
only remember that in every position
In life there Is always some one just
behind that wants their jobs.
Ito BE Continued,l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

Brown shoes that are shabby-look-
In, can be entirely renewed In ap-
pe,rance by being blackened. They
should he rubbed we'll with cloth
and gone over with little soap and
wafer TO remove as much Of the old
polish as possible. Then. while stu
somewhat wet, they should be painted
! Will shoemaker's ink. Three coats
of this should be applied. after which
the boots should be blackened ana
polished
OLD hair brushes which have be-
come soft may be made stiff and firm
n dipped In strong solution OF
alum.
sponge with ammonia water first. then
finish with alcohol
Stains on blankets and other wooden
goods NAV be removed by mixture
OF equal parts OF glycerine and yolk
OF egg Spread the mixture over the
stain. leave IL half an hour, and then
wash the article as usual
-
when the lamp wick is too large
for the burner and does not turn up
readily. drawing few threads from
The middle OF the wick. instead OF cut
ting down the sides. is more satisfac-
tory. as Il keeps the wick from ravel-
AG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
The Confessions of a Wife
There is Always Another Man in the Offing

new woman; light in her eye and
her lips curling upward.
I've had wonderful time, Mar
gie." she said, and, because | know
Herbert Is one OF the best men In all
the world, I'm going to put on that
white evening dress and see II cant
charm him away, for a little while.
from thoughts and interests OF the
hopeless"
Just as Kitty went down, the steps
Bill Tenney came by. He stopped
and grabbed hold OF both her hands
lis II possible that you have been
In the city while | have been out OF
II? That Is the worst luck that could
happen to me-"
Not quite the worst, Bill. | am
sure" said Kitty.
Positively the worst tell you.
dear lady, you look mighty good to
me. Marriage must agree with you.
! was hoping II wouldn't"
Hush, you bad man." interrupt,
ed "Of course. Kitty is growing
pretty. Why shouldn't she? Not
care In the world husband who
adores her and work that Is inter.
esting and uplifting Why shouldn't
she grow prettier every day."
IL by any possibility that preacher
man OF yours does not appreciate you
tell him there is man over here
that will gladly take you OF his
hands"
Bill, you must not talk like that.
even In jest" demonstrated. "A
woman today is not something 10 be
handed from one man to another as
the fancy takes the males OF the tri-
angle, She must have some voice n
the matter. at least"
Well, ] hope Kitty's voice will be
raised for me-" said Bill, audaciously
III you and Bill stand out here long
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

The Ladies' auxiliary to Samaritan
hospital will meet Monday evening In
Parlor X, Hotel Pontchartrain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

Michigan branch, Society of Colonial
Danes, will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Il. II. Jewett, No. 2S9 Burns
ave. The Rev. George Mckay will
give talk on Oxford"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

The Detroit Boat club will hold the
annual election of officers, business
meeting and Dutch lunch, Tuesday
evening. Dec. s, in the Hotel Cadillac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

LANSING-Secretary OF State Mar
tindale's monthly crop report shows
that 372,133 bushels Of wheat were
marketed in Michigan during Novem-
Der In grain elevators, -four mills and
grain stations The condition OF wheat
as compared with the average for
Michigan is "a per cent, while the
condition OF rye Is 95.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

One OF fashions whims this sea
son is the monkey cap" that is the
cap trimmed with monkey fur, and
1t makes more or less of monkey
OF the girl who wears II.
The little cap fits as close to the
head as nightcap and it is trimmed
with deep fringe OF black monkey
fur. Two stiff black wings at the
right side give it the final barbaric
touch.
Equally fantastic. though more be-
coming is the 'steeple" hat, tall
pointed hat which Is usually worn
with sport coats or the ever-popular
Balmacaan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Ladies auxiliary to Samaritan
hospital Will meet Monday evening In
Parlor X, Hotel Pontchartrain.
The Detroit Boat club will hold the
annual election of officers, business
meeting and Dutch lunch, Tuesday
evening. Dec. S, in the Hotel Cadillac.
o
Michigan branch, Society of Colonial
Danes, will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Il. H. Jewett, No. 239 Burns
ave. The Rev. George Mckay will
give a talk on Oxford"
%
Weston Gales, conductor Of the De-
troit symphony orchestra, will give an
informal talk on THE orchestra and
orchestral Instruments, Tuesday
morning, in the Century building. be-
tore the Tuesday Musicale.
o
Mrs. Alvah Haynes Eeavftt will give
an afternoon reception, Tuesday, in
her home, No. l79 Canfeld-aye. west,
for her sister Miss Alice Baxter. who
as one of the two women alternating
in the leading role OF "Eyerywoman,"
In the play Of that name this week, III
the Detroit opera house.
The Catholic Settlement association
will present the operetta Irish Love"
In Columbus temple, Jan. 4, with Cecil
Tanning, baritone, and Miss Greta
Torpadie, Swedish soprano, OF New
York, in the leading parts. Mrs. John
Wynne, Jr * general chairman of the
committee of the settlement having
the operetta in charge.
%
The Charity Coterie is planning to
distribute Christmas. baskets TO
number OF poor families in the city,
and anyone wishing to aid in the good
work may telephone Mrs. William G.
Schroeder, Hemlock 246S-R, or Miss
Mae Haynes, West 939-M The Coterie
members are the Misses Edna He'll,
Irene Shaffer. Irene Lawson, Mable
Streiff. Grace Wolfslayer, Mae Haynes
and Rose Boissineau and Mrs William
G. Schroeder. A number of families
who otherwise would have been with
out food, were made happy with bas-
kets of provisions, Thanksgiving day,
through the efforts of the Coterie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
BIC GIRLS STEAL
FASHION MODELS
FROM TINY TOTS
Consequently Little Sister Must
Set a Good Example in Dress,
and Does
EMALL BROTHER ALSO
is CAREFUL IN ATTIRE
Velvet and Corduroy Fashion
able Fabrics for Children Dur
ing Present Season
BY MARGARET MASON.
written for the United PressD

| cunning frock Dad got Tor Dot
With otner dots strewn Ger III
10 got suit for little Bill
Then got big bin for II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
QUALITY is SACRIFICED
FOR SPEED IN SCHOOLS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Guides every phase of the accomplish
nents during that period In refer
ring to the report the superintendent
said:
The superintendent report is the
first one TO be published by the school
city in Is years. The object of such
publication is TO give information in
regard to the schools to all citizens in
the city. Such information has TO do
with courses of instruction which are
offered TO the pupils and. also. with
the amount OF money spent for various
purposes.
cit is sometimes said that citizens
are unaware of the ways in which
money is used for school purposes and
IL is with the object of making them
acquainted with this expenditure that
the report is made IL is hoped that
all people at all interested in our
schools will reed it carefully and study
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

thoroughly such parts as they are es-
pecially interested in.
Perhaps the policy which has DOM
mated the schools for the last two
years is best explained on pages 1O6
to ia. where may be found a resume
Of the work accomplished during the
last two years with recommendations
for this year and, also, under the
chapter The New Supervision may
be found briefly stated some of the
modern ideas as to supervision, which
is the most important work to be ac-
complished by the superintendent Of
flee. Here will be found statements
which show that an attempt has been
made to place such work upon a more
scientific basis and that methods en-
pioyed i'm the past are fast losing their
Importance and value"
Teachers Salaries.
Probably the most important fact
brought out in this report is that re-
gaTding the increase in grade teach
ers salaries which will go into effect
in September. 1915. The increase was
adopted by the board of education fol-
lowing it's request for new schedule
of wages for the instructors made to
Supt. Montgomery. The schedule
adopted by the board of education fol-
lows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
NOTICE OF ADNINTsTRATION

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed By the clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of IT. Joseph County.
State of Indiana. administrator OF the
estate OF Marguerite kunstman, late Of
st. Joseph County, deceased
Said estate Is supposed to be solvent.
ALBERT II. CUSHING, Adm.
Oct 20 1914.
OTIS ROAIINE., Atty. for Estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
HE DID IT.

IF any man here" shouted the
temperance speaker. "can name an
honest business that has been helped
1y the saloon J viii spend the rest
,.f my life working for the liquor pee
PIE
\ man in the audience arose. ct
consider nay business honest" he
said and il has been helped by the
IN oon'
What is your business yelled the
orator
'T sir" responded the man, ~sm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

Reports on increase in expenses,
new buildings and equipment, cost of
fuel lighting and power are also in
cluded in the report. The book con-
tanning both the survey and the BIZ
ennial report is for the use OF the
public and will be distributed among
the tax payers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

RUSHVILLE.-Osca Williams OF
Sheibyville, while on his way home
from here. steered his automobile into
a gate post at Frank HammOnd's
scale shed in order to avoid collision
with an automobile driven by Mrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
NOT To BE TRUSTED.


Coffee and rolls my girl
One OF those iron-heavy. quarter
inch-thick mugs Of coffee was pushed
over the counter. The fastidious per-
son seemed dazed. He looked under
the mug and over it,
But where is the saucer?" he in
CURED
We don't give no saucers here. If
we did some lOw-brow'd come pilin'
In an drink out of his saucer. an
wed lose a lot Of our SWEETEST trade"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
sAFETY TIC BUTTER USERS.

our Holland Brand creamery
butter is sweet to the very last spread
and is made in Wisconsin.
Adv. BRODBECK BROS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

Frank Palmerton Of this county.
Neither was hurt, but the Williams
machine was wrecked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

an undertaken. Ladies' Home Jour-
nal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
WATSON, Ill.
''FiSar'

Dne IA. maja ste sklicali skup-
no sejO DIR. "Kras" st. 156, =. y.
p. j. III dr.. ''Vsi Slovani' st. 66,
=. ID. Z. H., ma kateri je bila spre-
jeta sledcGa rcsolucija V prid
zdruzitvc.
Omenjena druStva, oziroma clan
stvo smo vsi "a zdruzitev ali spo-
Jitev $ s. y. u. j. in V ccloti odo-
bravamo rcsolucijo :. y. =. j. V
prid zdruzitve; uvidcli smo, da jc
to najcenejSa in najpripravncjSa
pot do zdruzenja.
,. PrOtestiramo prot vstanovit-
vi move organizacije, ker pomcni
nova organizacija novo zdravni-
sko preiskavo, $ 6cmur hi bilo
~clanstvo proved prizadcto.
3. Opozarjamo vse prizadcte or
ganizacije, oziroma NTH 81. odbor-
nike, da maj dajo 6lanstvu V maj
krajSem 6asu ma sploSno glasova-
me- reSolucijo =. y. u. j.
' sluGaju, da Sc veGina clanstva
prizadctih organizacij odzovc "a
zdruzitev $ S. y. p. j. tedaj maj st
sklicc skupna k%onvencija, ma ka.
teri maj Sc vse %potrebno urcdi.
Nalentin LokonGiG,
predsednik skupne seize.
Louis Grebenok,
Zapisnikar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
Waukegan. III.

Neprostovoljne pocitnice, kate.
rih imamo Pc "a dni V tednu,
nam dajejo dovolj prilik, da sc
posluzujemo poleg domacega della
tudi raznih zabav, ka,,or: fisanja.
igre z Togo i t. d. Veliko nepri.
siljene zabave in smeha .je pri je.
zcru, ko clani lovskega in ribiske.
ga kluba "Orel' fiSajo. Same OBJ.
sebi sc razume, da Sc riba i wee V
zabavO, kakor IL potrebc, ali IL
lJubezni do vitkih ribic. Da je to-
raj cipvec zabave, prinese vcdno
kak 'orel' pod svojim periem ne
ko mazilo "a notrajnosti, kar ma
pravi Sc bOlj humoristiGne, veil
kokrat pa tudi, da kak %"orel''
zleti prot svoji wolff V vodo "a
rlbami. kak takega So pripcti mai
wee mladim ali novim orion, ko
priletc IL hribov, kjer nimaio pri-
like Sc vaditi V ~ribarstvu. Kadar
Sc vodni rodovi Zakolncjo, da ne
bodo Sli wee ma naSe mrcZe i'm trni-
Ike, Sc pOsluzimo boil ne radi case
pisja. Med tcmi ina vrcdnost Am.
Slov., kcr ia nudi najvcc zabavc.
Najprvo Sc lotimo drobtinc. kate
re so Pc mncnju "A. s. zclo
strupenc, tako, da bodo pokoncalc
vsc Socialistc i'm brczvcrcc i'm sploh
Use, kar IA MIN ne kima. Pri mas
imajo pa ravno drugacen upliv:
ako Jill wee pojcmo, wee mas jc.
kakor hi macka po noel vdaril.
Pri ribah pa t. drobtinc zclo 6ud-
no ucinkujcio. Ako Jill nasujcmo
nckaj V vodo, pripodi S. .iih eel
Oblak tch ncdollnih Iivalic. Y ia
ko ugodncm trcnotku pa mi ma
stavimo Svojc mrczc in trnikc, ma
katcrc Jill toliko vjamcmo. Ola kar
polka. Ncki socialist ic re
KEEL, da tako kakor smo mi lovili
lovijo kapitalisti ncvednc de
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
Yukon, Pa.

Dragi urednik Proletarca =
Prosim priobGite V mas prijlub-
ljeni list slede6e: Mesto Yukon
lei - kar Sc premOgarske indu-
STRIFE tice precej ugodnem
kraju. Tukaj so trije row in ka-
kOr st cuje, Sc bodo V bliznji bo-
docnosti odprli Sc trije. Ia DELAY
ce, XII imajo tukaj svoja dOmo,a-
MIA, je to vsckakor bolje, kajti
je bila glede prebiranja
kaj trda; mic nisi smell reel bos-
su, Ge 81 hotel, da te nj odslovil.
Sedaj DO V TEN OZiru malo bolje.
V sedanjem 6asu seveda nj vabiti
nobenega semkaj, ker Sc ne dobi
delo; drugace skoraj nj prostora,
ce katerega odslovi ali pa &c ga
vbije. &c pa pusti eden, Jill re -
caka ma njegovo mesto. V dveh
rovih sc della vsak dan, V tretjem
pa samo pc tri dni V tednu.
Tukaj Sc je sprozila tudi misel
"a lastno dvorano. Kdaj Sc zacnc
z zgradbo, sicer ne morem reel,
vidno pa je, da sc tie potrebe vsi
roiaki V naselbini zavedajo, in
kJer Je zavest, pridejo tudi de-
JANA. - III koncu dopisa apeli-
ram ma vse naprednomiselne roja-
Ike V Gukonu, - posebno ma clane
DIR. NOvi Dom st. III S. y. p. j.,
DIR. Edinost St.34 S. ID. p. Y. in ella
ne 5. $. y. u, - ola Sc vdeleze We
'%yaznega zborovanja, XII Sc vrsi 4.
dlija ma F'itz Henry, Pa, k.ier Sc
DO govorilo radi zdruzenja nash
jcdnOt in Zvez.-Pridimo ma ia We
levazen scstanek 2 globokim GU
tom "a nekaj skupnega, cd kate
rega homo imcli vsi kOristi.
kOnecno vsem pozdrav, Prole-
tarcu pa mnogo ZvcStih naroGni-
kov! Anton Lavric.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30

lavce, kateri so proved zaljubljeni
v Janezove drobtine in Gudeze, ia
ko, da ne vidijo mreze, katera Jim
Je n~astavljena. Pa Sc neki drugi
ucinek imajo Janezove drobtine
namret neki "orel" je postal sko-
raj re popolni protestant. Do tega
so ga privedli nekateri protiver-
ski listl ,ko piSejo, da so vse we're
humbug, boljsi pa da je vse emo
professionalism, kakor katoliska
vera. Ravno tako Janez daje pred
most protestantom, ker rabi "a do
kaz protcstantske p~isateljc, kadar
hoce kaj dokazati socialistom ali
svobodomiselcu. On trdi, Ola ako
nJegov nasprotnik pohvali njego-
va dclo, potem je dokaz, da jc do
bro. Zelo dobrol Protestant pa
lahko rabijo nevernim protestant
tom "a dokaz, da njih vero hvali-
10 nepristranski katoliSki listi,
nJih voditclje pa, da ina cello ia
vzor ljudi katoliski far kranjski
Janez V Jolietu.
"FiSar'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30

goc. karkoli smo storili, vse je bi,
10 narodno izdajstvo. Najmanj ste
KRAFT smo &c bill izobceni liz slo.
venskega narodal &c Sc slovenski
delavec organizira in zahteva wee
il kos kruha, je to re narodni
grch, XII prcti uniciti slovensko
obrt, lndustrijo, trgovino it'd. V
prvih pocctkih dclavskega giba-
MIA ma Slovcnskem smo bill poleg
narodnih izdajalcev tudi antikri-
sti i'll Sc wee. V Trstu ma pr. so sc
nasi sodrugi resno lotili skupnega
della "a rcSitev Solskega vprasa-
MIA ali elm je bill storjcn prvi ko-
rak, pustlli so jih narodnjaki nele
ma cedllu, marvcc so cello omalo-
%vazcvali re dosezene uspehe, po-
znejc pa Jill sploh utajili. Mi sma-
tramo solsko ypraSanjc resno, So
vinizem Je pa vas privileg in mi
YAM ga prcpuScamo. SmcSno je D.
citanje, ola koristijo druzbine Sole
V prvl vrStl naSim otrokom. Ka-
dar bolje kaze, pa trditc, da socia-
listi sploh ne posljajo otrok V
druzbine sole! kje je tn logikai
Stvarno veto je pa druzbino de-
lovanJe popolnOma zgreSeno.S rcd-
silva, utaknjcna V drage Sole, bi
bila stokrat bolje uporabljena V
smotrenlh lzobrazcvalnih organi-
zacijah. Soil odraslega otroka Sc
ST. vedno lahko pridobi "a rene
gaia. DeJstvo je, Ola uspehi MISC V
nobenem razmcrju $ troski. To Sc
k%lerikalci $ svojcga staliSca IL
davno spoznali, pa skuSajo zdru,
Zltl narodnost S strankarstvom
SpomlnJamo ma prvi katoliSki
shod, kako jc koncipijcnt DIR. Su.
sterSic odrinil tedanjega druzbi.
mega prvomestnika l.. Svetca, in
kako Sc Je godilo kuratu Koblar.
Ju, ko j. skuSal zagovarjati V sho.
dovem SOlskcm odscku C.M. druz.
DO. &c je priSlo do oGitnega in
splosnega razkola Selc poznejc, j,
to bilo paG lc vpraSanjc casa il
taktike. Dcjstvo jc, da .je oslo.
vcnska STRATA klerikalna, C.. VI
druzba pa vsaj V jcdru domcna
narodno-naprcdnc strankc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
Huntington, Ark.

Cejcni list SLOW. dclavcev
Prosim sprcjmite V predalc Pro
letarca sledcGc: Ne dolgo tega je
bill obtozcn cd nekatcrih naSih ro-
jakov Frank Monfrid, ceS da JIG
skebal, i'll Steer V Preikrik No. 4.
kdor je to raznaSal v"doma, jc
MAIDEN laznik. Govorilo Sc jc, da jc
skebal >. junija. Cd tega dine pa
do D. junija jc bill pa doticnik V
spremstvu svojcga brata in John
NOvlana. Bill jc tudi 3. aprila ma
shodu, katerega Sc jc vdelezilo
mad 20OO ljudstva. Pomagal je tudi
preganjati skebe. Use To torej po-
trjuje, da ne more imeti tako sla-
bin mOzganov, da hi Sci skebat.
u delom gre tukaj boil slabo.
cato ne svetujem nobcnemu hoditi
semkaj. Pozdrav vscm zavcdnim
delavcem pc sirni Ameriki,
John Monfrit,
clan kluba st. 107.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
Use kar pOtrebuje MOI.
s1.oo brivska priprava S1.oO.
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Da v javnost "a naso univerzalno
brivsko pripravo in proizvodnje, bode-
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brivsko pripravo "a Same s1.00. Mi pro
dajamo nase produkte direktno odje-
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yes dobiGek agenta, kateri je velik.
l brivni mob I
l 5 palcev velik Gopie
1 jermen, platnen ma eni strani
nikelnasto ogledalo
l 33 palcev veliko brisaGo
l komad mia .
l komad pavdra D.,
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l aluminium glavnik
l lasno krtaGo.
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UNIVERSAL PRODUCT COMPANY,
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30

vraStvo do dllavske organizacije
III hi ga Wadel Mahonova druzba
"a strajkolomstvo cisto lahko ma
stavila "a svojega najboljsega u
sluzbenca. Takoj ko Sc je pripeljal
ia Judez, je zaGelo treskati in bill
skati Sc, da je bio joj, kar goto-
vo znaGi, da nit sv. Peter ne mara
"a skeba. Nekdo ga je odpeljal ma
Bessemer, kjer Sc je izrazil, ola on
ne a mic sliSati o unijskih mo-
zeh. Prosil hi torej vse skebe, mai
Sc drze cd Pueblo prec, drugace
nam Una toca vse pobiti. - One
njeni Peck Sc je kmalu odpeljal
nazaj V svoj skebski brlog - to
pot hajd - z zdravimi kostmi. da-
siravno je vsak tukaj mislil, da
mu BIO V Peter odbil kos zabite
butice. Sevcda, &c Sc sprcobrnete
in postanete dobri unijci, potem
lie pridite, in takrat smo uverjeni
vas sv. Peter ne BIO sprejel INA
menju strcle in bliska.
Geo. Paulin.