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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
LEADER SMITH SAYS
SULZER Is A MENACE
Makes Attack In Assembly on
Ex-Governor, Who Called
State Employees Crooks.
FIRE MARSHAL BILL FAILS
It Is Voted to Abolish the De-
partment Of Efficiency
and Economy.
FIRE MARSHAL BILL FAILS


ALBANY. March s.-The Thorn bill
abolishing the State Department Of
efficiency and Economy was passed bv
~. A...u,h,,, ,,,... ~, -. :. n,
n,. Wv.
10 ~ FrosressiVes voted win the He-
publicans for the measure John II.
Delaney 10 Commissioner OF the depart
msrt
IT,. ,.,, .,.. a.. .,, ,..,,
"~' sne "'' Vi nepuo"ca"
Leader Harold ). Hinnan abolishin8 the
on .ce OF State Fire Marshal failed Of pas
sage by q single vote the Prorreesiyes
,o,ins ,~,,h ,h. p.ua,..,. a., ,o.,.,.
~ e'"''"ue
w. "e'"I e"e"'
nenry u hsrpen OF Kings, Progressive,
and William sulser OF New York voted
with the R.publicans on IN. sr. ,r.,.n.,
hi Two Rsnuh,,c.n. -. go. .....,s
bsy. na.sod ,So 80. -. 49, 49,
me We p,r,,n.. 49,, =" ~ nome
az oran.. "a '>'"e' ~"u D''a
Tla deha, 4. nj, m. .,o,,,,,r -, A.. r,r,-
- .ncv ma Econon,, T,.n.... .
On n~,s h.,wssn $3.50, o.',. ~" "
ocrat.c I..,I.r Airrad r Sn.,h
Mr. su.,.r 49,, 49,, n.." ~.
nc,,nry and hIon.n,v .nnm,d -" $500
,na ..tS. $50, ~. ~ ou'u 20 .erme1
..ona NJ ~. n.n,,,t.. 'i AZ, anu nnn
var hss y 5000 ,s.. - .s soov ,
90. .,,osos s'.,s ~ S.'''A'
ta,,. .a,d o.. aSs,o,. '. ..s nun ~
"on. an hon. :, Az ..'s, .,nne has no.
.n..,.,.s -. 49, "o vs.
,a",sr ~ Io,,rss.u,s 80, ''~Ins y. MS
.,sh,s ,n,or.ss,"n ,n., n.,. NV. e.
~, ia =, .n,. -, n.'. ~ "
t"rn,h str.,1 and a wss."s. ~ 80 ~ S,,n,
rescnad ns,an.v .o o,',cs ~. ..'
nis head avn e''." THAT T" "Aae
"rh.r. n.y.r ~as .,oh nm x,,.,.,S -.
v.s,. Sr.u and rn,i,tn.s ..o.,,o.... ~.
the I;n,t.d s,s,s. ." ~
nroa,cs nm ..rsr, .c,o,,n,.n,N 80
wSo viii ~" vs.. ~ 49,, sou uay
m. vno,. ds,..,r,sr, ha. ao,,.. u's .na''
"1his wo,,n hav. 49, : - s>.
ment. but ia purpo.s has nm nm s u,p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
u. S. GOLD FOR MEXICO.


Tho financial district was aroused yes
terday over a report that banking house
here had since the FIRST OF the year
shipped to Mexico 500. 900 In United
States gold coin on orders from an inter-
national house. which had been resolving
payment by cable transfer from Germany
II was further stated that the consign-
ments, which had all been In small
amounts. had gone to the National Bank
Of Mexico. which was acting for the
Huerta Government.
Investigation revealed that O. Amsinck
& Co. were the shippers and that instead
OF supplying money to the Huerta Gov
eminent they had sent the money to a
banking house In Puebla. which wished 70
increase its note issue and in order TO do
% had to Increase Its gold reserves. The
transaction was merely one Of . banking
nature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
WINE GROWERS DINE AND ZIP.
400 Of Them Try 30 Bpands and
Praise Moderation.

Four hundred members Of the Wine
Growers Association dined at the Waldorf
last night and slipped forty brands Of
wine. Thsy expressed the view that
moderation reveals q truer self-control
than total abstinence and an absolute de-
NAL of any OF the legitimate pleasures Of
life smacks somewhat Of the abnormal
william H. McElroy WAS toastmaster.
The Rev. Maurice H. Harris rabbi Of
Temple Israel responded to the toast
wine and Temperance" He said the
wine growers were engaged In legitimate
culture that should not he tainted by
aspersion. He thought that those who
went to extremes In prohibiting all slco-
holic drinks are In themselves intern
perate.
Job u. Hedges spoke on '"rhe Political
Vintage" and Judge Robert r. Thompson
on personal LibsSty."
Among those present were Fred G.
Howe, the Rev. ]. b. WATSON. the Rev.
w. A. WATSON. Hiram q. Dewey. JUDGES
Otto Rosalsky and Warren w. Foster,
Hudson Maxim, Leslie N. shaw. William
H. Page. Capt. Edward Thompson VIII.
lam J. Healy and Commodore c. e
Brinokerhof.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
.. s. INVITES HUERTA TO
THE HAGUE CONFERENCE
Dictator Solemnly Accepts Offer
Sent From Washington
by Mistake.

WASHINGTON, March B.-President
Husrta OF Mexico has again turned the
laugh on the State Department.
Great interest was aroused here to-day
when dispatches from Mexico city an
nouncsd that the Huerta Government had
been included among the Governments to
which the United States had sent a oircu-
lar note In regard to arrangements for the
proposed third Hague conference. Al the
White House II was said that II the
Husrta Government had received q copy
Of the circular note It was through q
mistake and Il wal clearly indicated that
the President still maintains that there
10 no Government In Mexico city to which
such q communication could properly be
sent by the United States.
The note contained the suggestion that
the diplomatic representatives OF the vRri-
ous Governments having Legations At The
Hague serve - an International COM
mission on programme for the third con-
ference In order that arrangements for
the conference might be expedited. For
sign diplomats here smiled behind their
hands to-day when II became known that
Huerts had promptly seissd the oppor-
tunity again TO turn the tables on WASH
ington and had soismniy announced his
acceptance OF the state Department.
proposal. Apparently tho State Depart
ment will now bs In the position Of being
obliged to reuse 70 accept the accept.
ance.
II 10 understood that Charge O'6haush.
messy delivered the circular note to the
Iluspta CSoSarnnsnt havln~ rAc>lv.A a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06

A. correspondent After recitinK yariou,
alleged attempts to trap her into supply
Ing divorce evidence Mrs. Mcknight SAYS
nnsIy that her husband sent a woman.
posing as Mrs Long" a department stora
clark, to take q room In her apartment
and suspecting plot she engaged the
1anitof to sleep in the kitchen every night
On the night Of the alleged misconduct
Mrs. Long went out late, saying she
was Going to the drug store Instead she
called up Mcknight. and between 3 and 4
A. M. detectives rushed into the apart.
msnt' They found her asleop in her bed
and the jan!tor sound asieep I'm The
kitchen. she said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
ELLU GUILTY OF WIFE MURDER.
Ex-Msnafaetures BentenceA 70 Fif.
teen Years - Penitew tlapy.

CHICAGO, March 5.-William Cheney
Ellis, Mt one time wealthy leather
manufacturer Of Cincinnati, was found
guilty tonight Of killing his wife and
was sentenced to fifteen years In the
psnitsntiary. His attorney served notice
Of an appeal
Sherman In October, 1913. After do
nestle differences Mrs Ellis came to Chi
cago from Cincinnati to visit relatives.
Her husband followed q few days later
70 seek reconciliation. After charging
his wife with inndelity Ellis shot her
the arteries OF his arm with p"nknife.
Evidence at the trial. which has lasted
nearly q month, tended to prove that
Ellis's Suspicious OF his wife were un-
founded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
DIAZ PLANSN REVOLUTION

He still seemed TO have faith In carransa
and apparently believed that the revolu-
tionary leader would In time solve the
problem. Mr.. Bryan coupled his state
ment about the progress OF Carranaa with
one In which he halarded the belief that
Huerta was losing power and prestige ~
time advanced.
Mr.. Bryan said that the Government 10
keeping a strict account u outrages COM
mitted on Americans Ard American prop
erty and that Mexico will be called on to
settle when a stable government has been
set up in the republic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
FELIX DIAZ ASKS
SUPPORT OF U. s.


. candidate for President at the recent
election Diaz polled more votes In the
city Of Mexico than all the other candi-
dates. which he contends proves conclu-
svcly that II he accorded to power he
would have the local support Of the peo.
tion.
The financial resources which he cx-
poets to command should he embark on
the expedition OF conquest have been
pledged apparently on condition that hs
can show In advance that he will have
tho support Of the United States by way
OF Immediate recognition should his plan
succeed
II 10 not known Just when Dias will
sppear before the Foreign Relations Com.
mittse. but Il 10 likely that . special meet.
Ing will be called this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
SAYS u. S. IS RESPONSIBLE.

Spscioi Cabis DespsecA to Tuu sus.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-Thc semi
official newspaper Rossta, commenting on
the Benton case In Mexico. condemns the
states. II points out that the Monroe
Doctrine does not exist In international
Law. although II In tacitiy admitted be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain.
The paper adds that other countries
whose natiorals are equally endangered
m Mexico Will hardly be willing to pla-
cate American susct ptlbiiities by recog-
nizing the Monroe Doctrine. The United
States. Rossta says, 10 morally II not
legally bound to prevent the recurrence
Of such outrages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06

''CsrAelis blossom" 10 De Staged.
Kiaw = Erianser and Joseph Brooks
are 70 prnhuce "Cordslia blossom" .
comedy In four acts BY George Randolph
Chester and Lillian Chester. The play
10 based on Mr.. Chester's ''Curdelia
blossom" stories In the SatvrdaU nvOxtaS
Poet under various utlss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
EEDERALSWIN NEAR T0RREON.
Msepta Gsvepaaeat Says 400 We're
kllleA n Battle.
sssesi csois DsseascA to TVS sux.

KILLED n Battle.
sseesi csbis DsssascA to TVS SCR.
MExico CfrY, March 5.-The Minister
Of War reports that there was Q terrific
night yesterday between $500 rebels under
roribio Ortesa, who were advancing from
Chihuahua to Torreon. and 1900 Federals
from Torreon under Gen. Ricardo Pena.
The rebels entrAined at chihuahua and
left the trains at Escalon, which 70 ls&
kilometers from TorrsOn. where Gen. Penx
awaited them. The forces OF the Federal
commander were In advantageous posi-.
tons.
The night began at Zavalsa, the next
station south OF Escalon. and lasted ssv.
eral hours. The rebels were routed with
a loss Of 400 killed and . much greater
number wounded. The losses Of the Fed.
erals are not given.
The rebsis ned to Escalon, where they
entrained back for chihuahua.
President Huerta and all the foreign
Ministers and diplomats have sent their
sincere condolences to Nelson O'Shaugh-
messy. the American Charge d'Affairs. on
the death OF his father. Col James
O'Shaughnessy. In New York on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
HUERTA PAYS OFF TROOPS.

sseciai Gable DespdfcA 10 Tue scS.

Special Gable DespdfcA 20 Tue scS
MEXICO Crry, Marrh s.--The Govern.
ment has evidently obtained money some
where. Some Of Il probably came through
the negotiations Of senor De In Lama.
the Finance Minister. In foreign countries.
The War Department sent out sevcrai
million pesos to-day to pay the army at
different places. II also Instructed the
Governors OF Nuevo Leon and Couhuiia
to take up with cash the scrip they have
issued for the expenses Of the army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-06
..,ssy Legsslatuss Takes Recess.

TRBNroN. N. j.. March B.-Aftef routine
sessions In both branches the Legislature
adjourned this afternoon for the week
TIE House extended it, session until late
IN the afternoon for the introduction Of
bills. This 10 the last day for the intro
duction Of bills under the rules AdspoDd
at the opening Of the session.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Independent Harvester To Date

F., S. & H. representative recently visited the
plant of the Independent Harvester Co. to ascertain
what the new management has accomplished In brief
the following conditions found to exist All sales
of stock have been stopped and President Steward says
that long he is connected with the company they
will be resumed until actual tangible assets be
shown for the price the stock is offered at.
The present management has cut off an annual ex-
pense of something like $780, 600 90. There is now
ready for shipment and all paid for $500, 100
worth of complete machinery. There is $125,00O
in bank about four times the current indebtedness
The plant is running and has present pay roll Of 262
There is not single connected with the com
pany in executive capacity that held like position
under the Thompson management. The company has
credit due largely the personal standing of Presi
dent Steward that is ample its wants In the Judge
ment of F., S. H., concurred in by the supernten
dent of manufacture the present arrangement of the
plant is not such as to permit manufacture at the
lowest possible cost. To bring about the necessary
Encouragement will be rather an expensive undertaking.
running well toward $780, 900 co. but will be the
ture of investment that will it all to the stock
holders in short time ~
In F., S. & HIS opinion the management has
accomplished wonderful results in the short time it has
been in power when the conditions that excited when
took charge is considered To make any change in the
officers directors would be great mistake and
could easily undo the splendid constructive work that has
been done.
F., s. & H. feels that stockholders and the general
public should be put in possession of the above facts thru
its columns account of the publicity it gave the In
dependent Harvester Co. under the Thompson
F.. S. H. hopes that by this time every Independent
Harvester Co. stakeholder that accused of being inspired
its attacks by the International Harvester Co.,
that it had the interests of the stockholders at heart
and that great good has to all of them by reason
of the fight F., S. & H. made. AS the time dividends
will start to the ultimate success of the Indepen-
dent Harvester Co. of course no opinion is offered All
that has been attempted the above to state conditions
as they today-Farm, Stock and Home.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Ne Take Stock.

Fifty years from now. when some writer brings
Woodrow Wilson'S History Of the American People up
date think he will say that the ten years ending
about January 1914, the period of the greatest
ethical advance made by this nation in any decide On
the material side he will doubtless conclude that the
important phenomenon of this ten years the develop
ment of the gasoline engine and especially in TIE latter
part of the decade its adaptation to commercial uses to
doing cities and FARMS the work formerly done by
historian will say that the important fea
of the decade, from 1914 until say 1924 was
the completing of great highways and the Improvement
of roads everywhere If he is very discerning historian
he will point out that the improvement of roads
incident and result of the development of the gasoline
achieved in long attempt to reduce the cost of living
at the completion of the good-roads era, when
farmers within radius of fifty sixty miles from
the city able to pack their produce five ten
ton motor trucks and take it themselves in four or
FIVE hour journey to the in the city Because
vention with picturesque quality. like Bells discovery
of the telephone the significance and Importance of the
gasoline engine and its adaptation to the automobile to
the carrying of burdens and doing the heavy work
FARMS have been lost Few of the historic aids the
advance of civilization have been of great help the
ing only onehalf much horse will do the work OF
sixty horses and keep it up without rest for practically
an unlimited time Golfers Weekly.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

conference of the anti machine Republicans will
no doubt be held TO decide what can be done to solve
the mudde which the direct primary law has brought upon
the Republican party The majority of the party do not
wish to have Eberhart renOmnated and yet under the
primary system there way for the majority to rule
The conference may not be able to persuade the
ambitious gentlemen who opposing Eberhart to
unite in the but it will least advertise
the garng defect of the primary law which prevents maj
orty rule
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

No opposition has far manifested itself to Edward
Rustad his successor senator from this district
There may be individuals in the district and we can
think of more, who might possibly be i'll advised
to try the senatorial toga from him. To any
such give better advice than that of the Jew
comedian his pestiferous friend 'Quite while you're
healthy. -Graceyille Enterprise .
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

Eddyisms from the Sank Centre Herald
60 girls idea Of marriage is dream and the real
ity is often nightmare.
Good advertisements like kind words. you can
never tell how far they may reach.
Ri There was never woman unhappily married
that she did not pity an old maid.
You can't judge Of the quality of a horn BY the
character of the tune played on the same. sa@.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

Sam Gordon. of Browns Valley, has fled for repre-.
sentative from Traverse county and probably will and
certainly should be elected without opposition Mr..
Gordon made unusual record acknowledgements
because he appointed the committees in the in
terest of reform legislation, and at the time
such fair presiding officer that be had the respect of
all the senators Mr. Gordon will be credit to this
section Of thestae if he goes to the House and will also
probaby..be the next speaker of the House. s115
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Clinton, Ind.

ProSim "a priobGitcv SlcdcGih
vrStic. Tukai Sc zclo slabo della, Y
nckatcrih rovih cd > do 3 dni ma
tcdcn, pc druzih pa niti toliko ne.
Nckaj rovov pa sploh nj ME obra-
tovalo T. cd |. aprila. V tch raz-
mcrah ne Svctujcm nobcncmu sem
kaj IA dclom hoditi, kcr jc tukai
itak r. : polno brczposclnih. IA
dar Sc bodc kaj dclavski polozaj
izboljSal, pattern bodcm H. porocal
" Prolctarcu.
DaSIraVno So dclavSkc razmcrc
Skrajno Slabc, vcndar pa mas Slo-
.vcnSki soc. klub s. zmirom naprc-
.dujc. NaSa leila .ir, Ola hi Sc we'd
no boil napredovali in agitirali "a
Svobodo prolctariata. Xbudimo 81
naSc nczavcduc ~tovariSc. - da 81
bodcjo tudi oni zavcdali. kcdo jc
krIv vSch tch ncZnoSnih razmcr y
katcrih mi zivimo. Pridobimo iih
Ia soc. Stranko, da 81 ma ia naGin
.uCvrStijo vrStc zavcdnih - orga
nlzlranih d~clavccv. Nadaljc obvc.
stim vse sodrugc naScga soc. kin.
ba Stev. II, da jc mas sodrug tai
mix odstopil cd tajniskega della
Tajniski poscl ie 2 dine %. juniia
prcvzel spadai podpisani.
Soc. pozdrav.
karol PoglodiG, Lock b. %
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14

&c je kapitalizem V svoji mia
dostni moGi pospeSil razvoj sve-
tovnih proizvajalnih moGi in OBJ
enem z nizkimi cenami, Xxi so bile
njegovo os~vojevalno orozie, ustva-
ril koristi, je "a postarajoG kapi-
talizem tendenca viSanja cen in
propada. Delavci Sc morejo ubra-
niti draginje lie ma ia naGin, da
svojo delovno moe drazie proda-
jajo in da zahtevajo viSjo place.
Ravno proti temu pa Sc borijo ka-
pitalisti. Oni so izvrstno organi.
zirani, ne samo cato, da COMIC
Gene kviSku, temvec tudi cato, da
tlacijo mezde. tn velja torej tudi
"a delavce, da zdruzuje.io svoje
moci in S TEN ma politi6nem po-
lJu izsilijo iZpremembo gospodar-
ske politike in da ma strokovnem
polju spravijo mezde V soglasje s
cenami. Koncni cilj tega boja pa
mora biti odstranitev kapitalisti-
enc anarhije in izkorisGanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Cleveland, Ohio.

Dovolitc mi nckoliko prostora "
naScm %ccnjcnem listu, da nekolikO
Omcnim dclavskcm polozaju.
kar Sc ticc s~ploSncm dclavskih
razmcr V Clcvclandu gre boil po
malcm. Della So po tri ali pa Stiri
dni ma teden. Kedo jc tcmu kriv?
Mice drugi kakor dclavcc sam,
kcr prcmalo eta delavskc listc.
Delavci so danes premalo organi-
2irani,
Poglcjmo nekoliko, kako Sc w
gaia dcca slovcnskih katoliSkih
stariSev. Bio je dine %. junija t. |.
ma 63 ccsti in Glass ave, kjer Ii
yijO vcGinoma tisti pobozni ljudjc,
katcri spakajo k Rimsko-katoli-
Skej ccrkvi sv. Vida, in jczuitske.i
skofovcj soil. Ma omcnicnci cesti
incl jo slovcnski soc. klub st. 81
svoj javni shod. Bio jc okrog 9
urc zvccer, ko 81 Sc pripravljali
govOrniki, da zaCnejo govoriti o
dclavskem polozaju, kar pridrvi
celia druhal otrok, priblizno dive
sto, ma kar nastane kirk, zvizga-
ME vriskanje, ploskanje, tancanje
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Aurora, MINI.

PoSlljam VAN naroGnino "a mas
list, katerega hi moral titati vsak
zaveden dclavec, ker potcm hi de
layci vcdcli, kaj jim je storiti, da
Sc zboljSajo zalostnc dclavskc a T.
mere. Tudi pri mas ma Aurori SO
delavSke raZmcrc slabc. kakor po-
vsod. Dclavci mai So nikar ne TO-
kajo, da so tc slabe razmerc zakri-
viii kapitalisti. kapitalisti so L.
rezultat s~cdanjega sistcma, "a
katercga zvesto glasujcjo nczavc-
dni dclavci. kapitalisti so - i'm
bodejo lc toliko casa ma svctu, do
klcr Jill dclavci hocc.io. Statisti-
ka nam dOkazuje, da j. V Zdruze-
nih drzavah mad % proc. DELAY
ccv, in niti , proc. kapitalistov.
LakaJ pa Sc Ia Ogromna vecina
mase da kOntrolirati pcScici mani
Sine. Ako ze moramo Y tch raz-
mcrah prOdati kapitalistov naSc
rokc, mas pa ia nobcdcn nc more
prislliti, da hi morali prodati tu-
di naSc glavel Kjc So vzroki, da
dclavnO ljudstvo ne dobi veGjc
svobode in svojih pravic. Dclavci
SO potion umctnc kapitalistiCnc
propaganda razdcljcni vcG tabo-
ROY. Slogc nj med mani i'm eden
druzcmu hi rad pojedcl kruh, ne
We pa rcvcz, da $ TEN Skodujc di-
rcktno samcmu scbi. Poznam tu-
kaj Clovcka, katcri .ic lc wee de
lavccv OBJ kruh sprawl. Ampak
prlScl bo dan, ko Sc bodc on sam
zvrnil Y tisto jamo, katcro scda.i
kopljc drugim. MarSikatcrcmu jc
zc zatonila ZveZda lumparskc src-
de, in ravnO takO bodc tudi Tcbi,
kO ne bOdc wee zaStonj pivc in ci-
gar, Tia Glovck ne eta nobencga
naprcdncga lista, ter nj niti anne
risk drzavljan, paG pa gotovo Gi-
Ia oficiclno glasilo Skazcnih pa
troy cave Spcla'. Posebno pike
ina ma organiziranc dclavcc. Or
%ganizacija mu 70 cd daleG smrdi.
Srbi so imeli svojega Brankovi-
ca, Grki Efijalta, Jude ISkarjota,
mi Slovenci pa imamo polcg
Kraniskih Janczov, Tonetov, Klo-
pcicov - Sc nascga "gcntlema-
ma" IL Aurorc, MINI. KlObukc in
slamnike dol pred Kran.jskimi Jul
dczi!
Vedno "a napredek.
Mary G..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
IL URADA GLAVNEGA TAJNIKA
SLoVANSKE DELAvSKE POD
PORNE ZVEZE.

Nsem Glanom in uradnikom druStev =.
d.. /, L.. porodam, da smo ponovili vars
cine "a Il. odbor in IA drustvenc cd.
bore. Stare varsGine SO veljalr do 30.
luniia 1914. move so V "vcljavi od /. juli-
ia 1914 do 30. junija 1915. Ia vsako
drustvo stane bond IN -dobo enega leta
Slice ter je to vsoto poslati ' 81. urad
2 mcseGninO vred, o prvi priliki in ne
predolgo odlasati.
V tednu 20. junij@. julia 1914 sem
razposlal glasovnice "a pomolni odbor.
Pomozni odbor ina biti glasom trctje
nastopiti meseca julia, ker pa nisem
dobil imena kandidatov preje Y q. u
rad, nisem mogel preje razposlati. Z
vsako glasovnico je prilozen tudi toll
mae. pojasnilo kako Sc wolf. Wolf mai
So pri vsakem druStvu. IN vsako dru-
stvo posebej. Tako naprimer "a drus-
two Boritelj stew. /. Sc vol ~ oba diva
kandidata %objednom. Ko ie %volitev
kontana, maj Sc takoj zapiSe Y 6etve-
rokot. koliko je dobil kateri IL med o.
beh stevilo glasov. Ko je odglasOvano
IN emo druStvo Sc nadaljuje "a ostalih
pet DO kraja. Ne pozabite pa zapisati
pri vsakemu kandidatu, koliko je dobil
glasov. Ne delati kriie ali pa pisati
"enoglasno" mig it'd. zapisitc torei
pri vsakem koliko je dobil glasov, ako
ne dobi kateri mic. Sc mai naredi Same
crticO - y Gatyarnkptu Use plnsoynirp
mOrajo priti V glavni urad najkasneje
do 5. augusta 1914. Katerc %glasovnico
bodo prisle pozneje kot 5. augusta. bo-
do neveljavne. Use neprav spolnjene
g~lasovnice in ne prav v~oljene, bodo Sc ne
Posiijaic haAaj, ampak So aeveljavne,
zatoraj Sc prosi, da tajniki skrbe. da
bOdo ia pravilno upisali g%lasove.
; sobratskim pozdravom.
Alojz Baydek. 81. tajnik. =. ID. +. L.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Rock Springs. WYo.

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