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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
Boys club Seeks Contests

Ths sautA Philaaolphla BoyE Cub ave wouid
Ike 70 arrange games With drst-elaa8 teams
Wiling q trayel ior fair Euarantae. Ad-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
OPEN THEIR SEASON

Brown Prep. and st. Joe Meat In
Cage Today.
Hroan Prep, and e. Joseph,s Wili mssl IN
4Ha 81. IeaepEs cage AZ 1lth ana Stiles
Ea1na plaFsd b slther school this aAalon and
g Is sas iss sa ts q sabre sli sSs q % tsss s
aractITe nFea.
sf Joaaph'a has oaly ona yak1ran back IL ths
zl11-ur. Captain laFan, who viii again start
AZ forward, Brown Prep. has been pr4ptioing
since QetahaF, Hi1cs the dissolution os their
football team. and are aiiEht faYoEitel IN this
aftafn1on'a elazh Tor this reason. The work of
8chnsid arlnAni thsir star forward shoald bs
=--s4c1aflg ~Atchsd-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
T01hT BURNS IHJURF0

cstAteN NNA. Wye. pce. 1t-'Tommy Hasrz.
~ nslsye i8ht pu9lliai aa 1z.
s-.a.f ll-.ea a4a44f ~ tell ln q al8asls.
~ ts.s tA-ecis wye ~ VIA 81 coal1sa =
me n29pitai iQr aesar4i eaFn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
Walter Camp Selects AII-American Eleven

THIRD ELEVEN.
solon, Minnesota.
HalliRan, Nebraska.
Spears, Dartmouth.
Crulkshank, w. and J.
MeA cham, West Point.
Weyand. West Point.
OversBoh, Annapolis.
Wilson, Yale,
Pogue. Illinois.
Talman, Rutgers.
Whitney, Dartmouth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

OLYMPIA "A. a. assea - aaIaaslass
MONDAY kl6HI nza 8. p '
=. "a = IlL4a sEH41L
go A A-. ~ A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
SECOND ELEVEN

SECOND ELEVEN.
AIerrillat, West Point.
Nash, Rutgers .......
Jordan. Texas ,.s...
DesJardien, Chicago :.
.Shenk. Princeton ....,
Patterson. w. and j..
.Brann, Yale .........
Barrett, Cornell ,.,..
.Spiegel. w. and Leo,
Cahall, Lehlgh .......
.LeGore, Yale .......,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
DARTMOUTH rs PLACED SIXTH IN
RANKING BY NEW YORK EXPERT

sh SGss sn IS 5. sFS5a Ssns a' naturally wit" wAA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

Maybe Johnny" Kilbane will enlighten
us by telling the fans who won the fight
recently between himself and Joe" Man
dot. In the reports received here there
was diversity OF opinions "Kilbane
Won." 'c1ilbane Didn't Win" "Kilbane
Almost Won" were some of tho sample
decisions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
STATE AGENCY Of
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Gets Il PASO
General Agent F. B, Solvent
ker Announces important
Addition to Already Exten-
Sive Territory

That IN Paso Tex. the metropolis
Of the southwest. has been added TO
the New Mexico agency of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company was
the announcement made yesterday hy
F. b. sohwentker. general agent IN
New Mexico for this company
Because Of the splendid showing
which the New Mexico agency has
made under the direction Of General
Agent Schwentker and his force OF
energetic agents, the officers of the
company decided to add III Paso 20
the New Mexico territory For the
past three years the Pacific Mutual
agency in New Mexico has written
moro business I'm this state than any
other company and the agency, be-
cause Of IT'S splendid showing ranks
sixth when compared with business
written by this company's agencies
throughout the United States. Los
Angeles Is first. San Francisco, sec
ond. Dallas. third New Orleans.
fourth: Chicago. fifth, and New Mex
leo. sixth.
The Pacific Mutual operates in for
Ity states Of the union and enjoys 2
high rating In the insurance world,
being one Of the leading companies
now I'm existence lt is especially pop
ular In Now Mexico, where 1t mas
many thousands of dollars invested,
having placed amounts largely in eX-
cess Of money received for premiums
on business written Ia the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
NATIONAL FOREST
IS DESIGNATED
IN ALABAMA
Secretary of Agriculture, in
Accordance With Weeks
Law Requests Requirement
of l52,960 Acres,

SPECIAL eoaRrsFonpEHoe 10 moaNfae 47ueaAlj
/ Washington Feb. i.lho secretary
/ OF agriculture has iust designated a.
now area ia tho southern Appalachians
I in which he thinks that lands should
Z De purchased by the government for
forest purposes in accordance with
+ the provisions of the Weeks law.
This area is i'm northwestern Ala
bama and includes l52,960 acres at
/ the hCadwaters of the Warrior river
In Lawrence and Winston counties.
For & number II years extensive im-
proyements by the government have
lhcen under construction on the Tom
hgbce and the Warrior rivers, and q
systcm Of locks and dams TO provide
for 800 miles 5i navigable stream rs
now near completion. This improve
ment gives a direct water route for
the shipment of coal from one Of the
southernmost coal fields direct to
Cuff coast ports. and. by means of
the Panama canal to points ON the
Pacific
The presence of q forest cover 70
protect the headWaters of the streams
and to help equalze their flow IS con
sidcred extremely important by See
rotary Houston, and II Is for this rea-
son that he thinks il advisable TO lo-
cate a government forest area in the
region.
This new area in which purchases
Twill be made Is ut the extreme south
ern portion Of the Appalachian re-
gion. about $50 miles from the near
eyt lands which the government has
purchased hitherto In Polk county
ITonn, and Fauniu county, Georgia.
/ The new area is almost completely
covered with forest, 80 per cent Of
lit has never been cleared, and of the
is per cent upon which clearing has
/ been attempted per cent has been
abandoned and is reyerting to forest
|erowth. There is merchantable
stand Of hardwood and pine timber
/ but there has been no great amount
f of numbering because the locality has
heen too far from transportation fa-
cilitios.
one striking thing about the region
is that. although ii has been settled
for considerably more than hundred
Years q part Of the land is still pub
he domain Fully 5000 acres have
never been taken up by private own
ors under the various land laws.
These lands have now been Withdrawn
from settlement, ana Secretary ilous-
ion win request that they he sea aside
as nucleus for the proposed national
forest The purchase OF private lands
will also Doe undertaken. aud as quick
Ily as possible the government viii
build up another national forest of
sufficient size for economic protection
and administration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
FIGBEROA BENT ON
FLYING ACROSS
THE ANDES
Failure Of Chilean Airnao'8
Latest Attempt to Conquer
Mountains Proves He Must
Build Heavier MaChine

,..,o,.t eoaHesroNpsNoE TO MORNING Journal
Santiago. Chile, Feb While Glo-
5omiro Fgueroas attempt TO cross
,he Andes in an aeroplane has como
~ naueht FOR tho present interest in
aviation along The cntirc west coast of
south America has been increased TO
tbe highest degree by me preliminary
fights of the airman,
Aviation clubs in Chile ana Argen-
lima have espoused Figucroas cause.
SON after the aviator reached Los
ANDES from where hc expected g.
iauneh into the higher attitudes for
Inc purpose cf crossing the range or
mountains ana reaching Mendoza in
tbe neighborng republic il was dis
covered chat his machine was not
powerful enough to attain the eleva
ion AS q result 81 his perform
once. however, public subscription
ms been opened lN two NEWSPAPERS,
U Nercurio and El Diarlo lllustndo,
fe raise sufficient money with which
fo pur, hase Z machine Of $50 horse
power. Thcn Fisucroa expects once
more to attempt what Is Considered
fhe mos startling aviation feat IN
America.
Thc m.snap to tho eighty horse
pcwar Flcriot which Figueroa OPP
Grated brought G, nyiction 20 airmen
thai Gnly nig1 power aeropane
could tc uscG WIN SUI cess fppi ~
nateN l2.000 fect has to be reached
TO cloar The Andcan peaks where the
attempt was made, and which is SUD
ao4ed to offer fewer obstacles than
other sections CT thc barrier that d.
wles Chile fwm Argentina. An cpr-
rents constitute inc NEST SERIOUS
features Up lnat lo.ailly. ana lhes' u
was Ihat deiealcd ne all' mp's'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
PACIFIC MUTUAL MADE
FINE PROGRESS DURING
YEAR JUST ENDED

The following from the Spectator,
presents In striking form i statement
OF the admirable progress made by
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company Tho Spectator is an ac-
knowlcdged authority in the insurance
world, and it's statement is. therefore.
entitled to much weight The Spec
tator says
Another year q progress is made
manifest ry the annual statement Of
the Pacific Mutual Life Of California,
having lbs home office at Los Angeles.
Both The life department and the accl-
dent and health branch made SPLEEN
did gains ina business acquired white
there was notable gain in finan-
cial strength The assets increase 4
S3.0951l6 and now amount TO $2a-
33S,l52, while after an liabilities are
provided fer there is shown SUR
Plus Of $3,879530 Gncluding $1,000
600 capitaD, being an increase for the
year Of S46h41f The cash income
for 1913 was $Q,079,SGG, which Is
$SS01G9 mere than in 1912 and indi-
Gates the passing or the ten-mlilloh
mark this year The accident depart
mcnt contributed $l9t4.S36 IN prem
ums last ycar. A new record was
made ~ the agency force in contrib
uting new paid-for business to the
amount of S24,0SS.667, while the gain
la outstanding insurance was $ll,78l-
179, bringing he total amount on the
books of thc company up to sl45,04o,-
1888. The Pacific Mutual shows ave
crage interest earnings for the year
of CTS per cent, While the ratio of
actual 10 expected mortality was but
66.47 per cent This company Is
strong in cvcry respect and MS man
ayers arc steadily increasing It's pres
tige and high standing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
TrOtter's Coal Yard

Give me your next order and become
satisfied customer The best Lump
stove ana MT Goals ana Choicest
Wood to be had in The city. Special
price on coal Ia car lots. Let me quote
you prices. ] WIN surprise you. tOs
y. First. Phone 0i2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

a writer In The British Medical
journal gives method of obtaining
"a clear Wow through the windshield
OF an automobile. even i'm the wettcst
weather The following solution is
applied 10 the windshield.
Common suit one dram
Water one ounce.
Glycerin. two ounces
a little Of this is placed on gauzc
and wiped over the glass in ycry
thin layer, but always Ia downward
direction This is boon on q wet
night on darl, road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

PROPOSALS FOR SHEEP Depart
ment of the Interior office OF Indian
Affairs, Washington, p, G., January
rs, 1914 Sealed proposals plainly
marked on the outside Of tho sealed
envelopes. "Sheep for Jicarilla In
dams and addressed To the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs. Washington
ID. G.. win BE received az the Indian
Otfice until 9 o'clock D. M, Monday
March l6, 1914 for furnishing 5000
grade ewes and 200 pure bred, or up-
pfnximntely pure bred mutton typo
rams. as per specifications conditions
TO be observed by bidders etc, which
will be furnished upon application 60
the paper or periodical m which the
advertisement appears, the u. $. In
dian Warehouse at Chicago, M, Oma-
ma, Neb.. ST. Louis, Mo, and san
Francisco cal, and the Seperntcn-
dent 81 the Jicarillo indian School,
Dulce, n. Mex CArO SELLS, Conn
missioner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

ID MlY HaVc Iittn SUmttliha FIss''
II see that brinkcrton has at last
quit smoking His doctor told him
more than year ago that it was
bad for him, and his wife has been
trying for "a long time TO persuade him
10 give It up. Evidently he has -
last been willing 10 listen To- reason.
Il don't know whether Il can prop
erly De called listening 60 reason OF
not. Ills pretty stenographer COM
planned that cigar smoke hurt her
throat. Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

n have used chambcflaina Cough
Remedy over since ! have boen keep
ing house" sass L. q lames. Of
Af1rhure Ala. ~ consider il one Of
the best remedies j ever used. A.
children have ail iaken i ard b.
works like charm For colds and
wh0oping cough u ~ excellent For
SAFE s. az dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

Teachor-Name group Of Islands
on the cost Of Scotland
Willle-The Bndegrooms
Teacher Tho l3ridegrooms2
Willie-Wcll, the He-Brides That's
the same thing. amt it2
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
Hard 10 Please.

"Wombat gays we have no really
great heroes today
WHAT'S the matter with him
Hes casting about for a name for
5-cent cigar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

Did the doctor pronounce YOU
sound as a dollar2s
Yes and sent me bin for Eve. ~
Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08
The Heavens in February
Samuel q. nartbn. IN Phlladel-
Uhia public-lcdgcr)

II. HE starry heavens off February
mo the most 81 Che year orion
the hunter. NOW stands erect in
tQe sol1hcrn sly q ibo greatest att
uide be ever ouuius IN this latitude
ne is clcseN Followed by his faithful
dog, CAMS Major, with lass blazing sum
Sirius. Nearly overhead Wc find Au
riga with ts fire STAR Capola rdu
nus, containing the seven sisters, thc
Piciades and saturn ana Gcminl
containing Clsior and PoluX, amt
Mars 20 enc west of thom, ARC now in
their best positions. Tho great square
90 Pcelsrs rs low n the west and tho
sickle of Leo ana the great dinper
ascend In glory 30 the east
Seven Cd the ten brightest stars over
visible In his latitude now adorn the
evening SKIS IN order they are ST.
Illus. Capella, Rigel progyon, Bctcl-
eoux Al1eharan ana PoluN Tho
planets Mars and saturn increase this
array. and Vega and Arctuus are just
below the horizon. The milky way
stretches from the southeast over
head to the northwest AM of those
Itiieht stars iie near IL
Mercury thr smallest planet can
mot usually bc seen because 10 Us so
close To the sun that u Us lost 10 the
SUMS RAYS. once In each four months
I u reaches lbs greatest distance from
tho sun and can bc seen IN me early
evening For a few evenings nogr
February rs Mercury can he seen very
/ near the western horizon soon after
sunset AZ other more favorable times
II can be seen considerably farther
from the sun
Nonus passes the sun on February
/ and is too close to the sun TO be
seen this month lt viii emerge from
The suns rays toward the close OF
March ANA be seen thereafter
Mars IS In the constellation Gomin
ana is readily found by itF reddish
hue and los brightness The planet
has been moving westward among the
stars Il viii move westward until
February H., whom ID turns and viii
move eastward, the direction Ia which
the outer planets usually NOV
throughout the year. Mars is no"
rapidly reeeding from the earth. It's
distance Increases from 100000 TO
$4,000, 600 during the month. This,
Of course, causes il go become fainter
Jupiter Is too close 20 tho sun toI
be seen. saturn Is in Taurus ANA well
situated for observations. The rings
are now widely opened aud In good
position fer observation Like Mars
the planct MOVES westward until Feh-
ruary H. and then eastward until
october Uranus and Neptune cannot
be seen with The naked eye Uranus
is close TO the sun ana Neptune IS
i'm Gemini
An annular eclipse of the sun oc-
ours en- February "a, hut ~ rs not vis-
ihle here
Delavans comet moves slowly dur
ing the month from position near
dclta Cetl to end hear gamma Ceti ltI
remains Of nearly uniform brightness.
u can be seen only with telescopes.
q viii be cioae ~ the sun during the
summer but as 1t is approaching the
sun. promises TO be "a much brighter
object IN the faiL
The MAGNIFICENT star Sirius the dog
t4t.r.4a.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

LXTcrt Accountant Dies OF Asthmu
Denver, Feb. Charles Fletcher
Allen, an expert accountant at the
United tsates National bank died sud
denly tonight of asthma. He was go
wears old
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

When you 60 out looking for trou-
bic. YOU are apt TO make the return ID
an ambulance.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
LetO (VOl.) TX.
Poor VOLILCI IN VOLILKE
v CHICAGIl

PrIhodnji torej II marca je Re
giStratiom Day "a aprilske volitve
aldermanov. kdOr ia dan ne re-
gistrira ali ne vpise svojega ime-
ma imcnik volilcev, ne bo smell
voliti. kdor je drzavljan in je emo
letO y drzavi, Sest mesecev coun-
~ in 30 dni V volilnem kraju
lprecincD, pa Sc nj volil Chi
cagi, mora registrirati. KdOr Sc je
preselil od zadnjega volilnega dne
V drugi precinct, mora registrira-
ii.
Ne pozabite torej ma ia dan Vo
liSta bodo odprta od seste ure
zjutraj do devetih zveGer; zamu-
dit torcj ne more nihGe.
Pozivljamo zlasti naSe zenske,
ki So drlHIn" tc pravicc. da rcgi-
strirajo Vsaka zena, stara 21 let,
koje MOI jc drzavljan, SINE voliti.
Icne, kOjih mozje MISC drzavljani,
nimajo volilnc pravice, pa maj bo-
do tukaj rOjene AmeriGanke ali
ne. Dekleta, XII so tukaj rojene in
ki so dopolnile 81 leto, smejo vo-
hti; ce pa MISC tukaj rojene, te-
daj morajo imcti drugi drzavljan-
Ski papir kot moSki.
Naprcj "a dclavske kandidate
in kandidatinjel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
Chicago. ILL.,, 40. March, 1914.

rcdl move zakonc, Iii bodo Y bodo-
c' oncmogoGiG take krivicc, mai
odrcdi pravituo kazcn IA kapita-
hN,itnc hudodclcc, ali pa maj "a
Elcnc rrpiSana fakta V kongresni
ARMY brcz vSakcga cfckta - kon-
greS nj zadnji in najviSji Sodnik.
Hadnji in najviSji sodnik jc anne
rlSko delavstvo. kongresna pre-
Mkava je dclavStvo izucila in de
!avci bodo nekega bliznjcga dne
prcdlozili tcSki raGun.
In takrat bodo kapitalisti - V
Michlganu, Colorado in povsod -
teS neceS - placali vse, kar so
dolzni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
INTERVENCTJE v MEKSIKI
NE 30.

HuronSki kirk, katerega so "a
gnali dzigncti zadnje dni radi
SkrivnOstnega umora Angleza
Bentona Juarezu, ne bo incl pri-
takovanega uGinka "a intervenci-
10. Tudi dejstvo. da ie Carranza,
vodja Observation-Disclosures, prepre-
cli "ziroma zavlekel ofiriielni
oglcd Bentonovega trupla in pre-
iSkavo umora 20 angleSko-ameri-
Ski kOmisiji, nj spremenilo stalls
ca washingtOnske Wade. Wilson
je zadovoljil Angliio ohliubo.
da bO dognal. ma kak naGin je
Benton naSol Smrt in da bo "a
hteval odSkodnino od rebelov.
HujskaGem "a int"rvenciio je Will
son dobrO odgovoril rekoc:
"Idruzenc drzave so dovNli veil
Ike in mocne, da lahko 6akaio ma
padec Huerte. Tisti. XII hi radi
vojno. ne pomisliio. da bodo mo-
rail- dati svoje sinove, brate in
otete pod me6 preden kaj dose
zejo.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
SoCIALISTICNA DRAMA v
PREMICNIH SLIKAH.

Sodrugi Chicagi in ckolici
maio zdai priliko vidcti social
Stitno dramo ~ kincmatograf-
skin gledaliSGih "a pet centov.
lgra Sc imenujc From dusk to
dawn III mraka Y zarjo) in ina
pet dclOv. SpiSal io ie sodrug
Frank f. Wolfe IN film lastuje r.
& NJ. Feature Exchange. V tel
igri nastopaio Sodrugi Job Harri-
man, Stitt Wilson. Clarence Oar
row in drugi. VrSi Sc V California.
in lie polna zan;mivih prizorov IL
dclavskega zivljenia in bojev. Po-
glejte Workers World "a
oglas. XII naSteva VISA tista glcda.
liSta. XII predStayljajo to igro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
KAJ JE KoNGRES ZvEDEL v
MICHIGANU IN COLORADO.

kongrcSna prc;SkaVa bOia med
delOm in kapitalom V Michiganu
IN v Colorado je dokazala ma cell
frti. da je bila potrebna. Dokaza-
la jc, da so zahteve delavcev V
oboh strankah opraviGene. Doka-
zala ie, da Sc delavcem godi veil
kanska krivica cd strani kapitali-
STOW.
V Colorado so premogarji do
kazali, da $ polno pravico zahte-
vajo priznanje svoje unije. Opera
tOrji so PRIMAL sami. da njihov
argument obstoii najetih moril-
cih, stroinih puskah in V podivja-
nj in piiani soldatcski. KOngres
Je zvedrl IL ust zrtev samih, kaj
so trpeli d"lavci, niihove zene in
otrOci pod kruto Waldo surove mi
lice in privatnih policajev. I've
del ie. da so bill krseni vsi zako-
nj in vse ustanovne pravice in kr-
Sill so jih lastniki premoga.
V Michiganu jc zvedel kongres
zopet liz uSt delavcev tuzno resni-
90 boraskih placah. trdem de-
lu pod zemlio brez place, o satan
skem izkorisGanju. bestiialnem
teptaniu najzadnjih pravic mezd-
nih snznjev - zvedel je tudi o
barbarskem poGctju najetih mo-
rilcev s SStraikarii. o tcroriziraniu
IN zlOrablianiu. To resnico je IL
povedalo cez dvesto rudarjev raz-
nih narodnosti. Kongres je zvedel
tudi resnico o sramotni deporta-
ciJi Moverja in Tanneria. katero
so izvrsili "miroljubni" in "po-
stave spostujoci" Glani Citizens
Alliance. IL ust bivsih stavkoka-
zov ie zvedel kongrcs tudi resni-
co, da peonaza nj nobcna prazna
SANTA bakrenem okrozju.
In zvedcl nj le kongres. temvec
yes delavski narod Ameriki. Maj
sopgres stori kar hoce - maj cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
DEMOKRAS. PROSPERITETA
ALI
BLAGOSLOV KAPITALIZMA.

200 brezposclnih delavcev V
California; Sc je pOdalo ma pot V
Washington pred predsednika.
ceta potuje pes deloma ma tovor-
nih karah.
- Casopis V Jolietu, "The Jo-
liet News, je nedavno prinesel
SlcdcGi oglaS go l5aGnih moz isGe
della, ne pa milosrGnosti (charity) ,
kdo ina dclo "a nas?"
V NOrriStownu, Pa, je neki
operator prcmicnih silk oznanil,
da potrcbujc 100 moz "a "prizor
drhali" Y svoji potOigri. Prislo je
300 moz in PRIOR je bill "krasen
- Vcc kot tisoG MOI brez della
je priSlo pred palace guvernerja
johnsona V California prosit po-
moci. Guverner jih nj pustil pred
Sc, pat pa jc dovolil, da je dobil
ysak po en- - glaz vodel
- American car & Foundry Co.
V Madisonu, ILL.,, je zaprla vrata
2O00 delavcev brez della.
- Pred pisarno B. +. Goodrich
Co. Akronu, O., je bilo nekega
dne pred par tedni tritisoc MOI,
ki so cakali "a delo.
" mnogih premogarskih kra-
iih Pennsylvania in Ohio po-
slujejo rovi lie polovico prejsnega
casa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
Stew. NO. 339.
VOLILNA KAMPANJA v MIL
WAUKEE.

Xadnjo ncdcljO so socialist V
Milwaukee otvorili volilno borbO
IN zupanske volitve, ki Sc vrSe Z.
aprila. Nolilni boj V Milwaukee
bo brez dvoma hujSi kakor kedaj
poprej V TEN mcstu. Socialisti6ni
kandidat jc bivSi zupan, sodrug
Emil Scidel, proti MENU so
zdruzene vse kapitalistiGne sile
pod peGatom "nestrankarstva"
Sodrugi so dobro pripravljeni.
Potom SiStematiGnega della zad-
njih dveh let je vsak sodrug tuje
uarodnosti, katcri je delezen dr.
zavljanstva, dobil potrebne papir-
je. Med tenn je nebroj mladih So
cialistov doseglo polnoletnost in
poveGalo Stevilo volilcev. Propa-
ganda med delavstvom je nepre-
uchoma tiru. RaznaSanje Gtiva
angleSkem, poljskem in nem-
ikcm jeziku Sc vrSi vsak teden
eukrat. Ia cello mesto je treba So,
600 komadov letakov in podobne-
ga Gtiva. Kampanja bo stala So
druge sest do desct tisoG dolarjcv,
toda stroSki sc pokrivajo sproti
Mnoge delavske unije pridno pri-
spevajo IL svojih blagajn volil-
nj sklad.
Ne maramo niceSar prerokovati,
toda presenetilo mas ne bo niti
najmanje, Ge bo zopet izvoljen So
drug Scidcl lupanom V Milwau-
kee.