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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-01
Bottle Of He]gola,,d
Graphically Described

London. Aug. 29.-8:20 p. m.-The
crews OF destroyers which have ar
rived In port sky. that at least eleven
German vessels of various sizes were
sunk In the engagement Of Helgoland.
Towards tie end of the battle Yuine
English pinnaces, engaged In picking
up Germans who were struggling In
the water, were followed by the Ger
man squadron and had to retreat,
leaving the inen to their fate.
British cruisers and destroyers.
eome OF them showing signs OF the
battle In which they were engaged OF
Helgoland, have arrived at Harwich,
Chatham and Sheerness. They had
British and German wounded aboard.
The Germans were picked up at sea
after, their ships went down. A NUM-
Der OF men died before the warships
reached port and were buried at sea |;
others died on the way to the hospital
and their bodies were taken 20 the
naval mortuRry.s IS. ! Z Is, ss z
Most OF the wounded are suffering
from head iniurfe8 caused I, by. shell
2 fire, but others had arms and legs
shattered. White clad bearers car
ried most or the wounded on astretc-
hers 10 tho ships, but some OF them
were accommodated ON yachts lent
Cor RED Cross SeI ey yivlis
No one was allowed to board the
damaged /; vessais, but from shore Il
could be seen sthat some Of them bore
she'll holes. One destroyer; had no less
than a such oles., 81 plugged With
cloth; 81 # So
British sailt u, who boarded the
German cruiser Mafng after she was
put out or a6tioh, Say the 81 fleet or the
British gum tire WAS terrible. Masts
werh shot away and turrets battered
I'm. The decks 'KsreS I q rnaAs Of wreck
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COUNCIL FAVORS
PANAMA EXHIBIT
JAPS TREATED
GERMAN WELL
Provided Special Train To Car
~ German Minister From
Capitol To His Boat

New York. Aug. 29.-The following
dispatch was received by the East and
West News Bureau today:
"Tokion. Aug. 29.-The German am
bassador left Toxic August 90. The
Japanese government provided a
special train for him. It left the
Shimbashi station ut 9:39 a. m. The
minister Of foreign affairs. Barton Kn-
to. sent his private secretary, Mr..
Yoshida, as an escort. On reaching
Yokohama the party drove direct to
the new Yokohama wharf. when q
launch took them to the Minnesota,
I'm Toxic and Yokohoma every pro-
lection was afforded the ambassador
and police force was on board the
train. On account OF the weather, the
Minnesota will probnbly leave port on
the 30th.
The Austro-Hungarian minister Ia
expected to start on the 30th on boa rd
the Manchuria. departure OF which
may also be postponed for one day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-01
ISSUES STATEMENT EXPRESS
ING CONFIDENCE OF
ELECTION TO OFFICE
FOR LOVE OF STATE
Sumter Man Asks Support, not
Personally, But for Principles
For Which He Stands
Special to The Iatclligencer.

Special to The Iatelligencer.
Columbia, Aug. 29-kicllard I.
Manning, who will be in the second
race for governor OF South Carolina
with John G. Richards and who, it is
generally believed will be the next
governor of the state. has given out
a statement to the people Of South
Carolina. Mr.. Manning says:
/ thank the Democrats of south
Carolina for the support given me In
the primary just closed. which feel
ts an endorsement OF my stand for a
progressive. b:lsiness-like and nom
partisan administration Of; the state
government. In the circumstances
That surrounded Lne. campaign the
support I received in all sections of
the state causes me to feel t::s; the
people have confidence in my SINGER
ity Of purpocc, In my fitness for the
high office OF governor, and in my
determination to be the servant Of all
the people in the office to which they
Will elect me on September 9th. l am
deeply appreciative Of this expression
or confidence and once again assure
those who supported me In the first
primary and those who will support
me In the second, that my mind and
heart, my time and all the ability
with which am endowed will he ded-
icated to the service OF our state and
TO the discharge of the duties and re-
|sponstbilities OF the office with, fair
ness to all. .:l,
Our danger is indifference ,epgen-
:assS; 81 s:::. ss;.ss
ioses his State t0 vote IN tho coming
primary AS your chosen leader call
upon the men oe our state &c vote for
me. not personally. but for the prip-
cipleH for which i stand
AB your governor shall labor to
enforce all the laws with firmness,
with Justice and with mercy. and to
aid In the abolition of factionalism
and bitterness and for the upbuilding
OF 0iir state In oil ways that viii
make for the prosperity, happiness
and enlightenment OF ali the people.
RICHARD I. MANNING. :.
Sumter. s. c.. Aug. 28, 1914.
Richsrd ]. Manning. Of Sumter, is
la friend 20 organized labor. and en-
dorses progressive programme of
legislation. for tho workingman in a
letter addressed by him by C. L. VIII
s0n, president of the Central Labor
Union. Of Charleston. II am in perfect
accord with most Of the principles as
set forth from recognized sources" )"
declates Mr.. Manning in discussing
|0rsaniz5d labor, and he quoted q. list
OF principles OF the American Fedora
tion OF Labor, which he approves. :.
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ALDERMEN BELIEVED TO BE
WILLING TO LEND SOME
ASSISTANCE
CITY COUNCIL MET
Moving Picture Film of 10000
Feet Will Include Scenes In
and Around the City

Plans were put into full swing In
Anderson yesterday for appropriate
representation of the City OF Ander-
son ut the Panama Pacific Ggexposition
at San Francisco. Just before noon
Mr.. Albert Blum Of New York, spec
ial state reprasentat;ve!of the South
Carolina Panama Exposition Commis-
sion, arrived In Anderson, cu:ablish-
ing temporary headquarters for thu
work In the northwestern section Of
the state at Anderson at the Hotel
Chiquola. He Immediately went into
private conferences with H9n. A. s..
Farmer, state ,potngissa si3f f6f for the
Panama Exposition from this section,
Hon. ]. H. Godfrey mayor OF An
derson and Secretary Whaley OF the
Chamber cs Commerce.
At this conference the entire details
cd plans nf the state exposition COM
mission WAS explained by Mr., Blum
These plans met with the hearty and
and cordial endorsement Of the gem
tlemen at the conference, Mr.. Blum
was then taken for an auto trip over
Anderson md North Anderson. Dur
ing this trip! the various points of In
terest and development In Anderson
were pointed out to Manager Blum, SO
that he might be better able to ascer-
tain Just what should be photographed
In this city. to appear IN the special
10,000-foot film OF the State OF South
Carolina to appear as q continuous
moving picture story at San Francis,
co during the ten months Of the. expo
sitior. u ;;:;ss (. ., lSs II Il
b at $3.50 at this thyifatioH of Mayor
Godfrey, Manage gaE aBIum apcofnpaniedi
by omntfgsionef sss s &. .Earirm6isaf: Z aiSs.s
peareti UeIorera spe6.aT I1a5i inB iT 1I the
city cOsncn III, the council chambers,
when the cttira proposition was ex-
planned aud eilbof tel upon In detail
to- the aldermen. Mr., Blum received
an enthusiastic reception at the hands
of the city council. J.@ siiS
He then explained that q 10,O00-foot
film Of the State of South Carolina,
showing it's mountaina. lakes, ana
harbor views. city development along.
manufacturing. commerclal and aes-
thetic lines: agricultural and. rural
Continued on Pago -Four.
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OPPOSED no WAR
New York Women Hold Mammoth Pa.
rade in Protest to Great War
(By Associated Press.) !

4. (By Associated Press.)
NV York, Aug, 28.-WOman made
her protest agains: the war in Europe
by marching thorpght fashionable Fifth
avenue today to tthe beat Of muffled
drums. The women Glad themselves
in black or wore mourning on their
sleeves. Silently they trod through
this canyon Of HOTEL club. residences
and office structures while thousands
of persons stood assqnietly ON the side
walks viewing the Slowly moving pro-
cession es they might look upon O
passing funeral costege. Occasional.
ly sunlight steamed a from overcast
skies and touched on clusters OF yell
low l, s.,ds flowers some Of the marchers
Nearly $500 women took part in
the unique demonstration, which
had the approval Oh President Wilson.
Boy scouts with drums lead each d.
vision. A lone hammer fln.ta.ed tn
the breeze-tlie world ensign OF liber-
ty an peace which fl6ated at the fore
mast OF the government steamship An
con when 1t passed through the Pam
anna canal fortnight ago.
Behind the flag walked women who
had become known in religion and lit
eratpre. the womaiH suffrage move
Inent. society and many professions.
~ q T.
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Over AnabItIons.

~ London, Aug. Oil: 90 a. m.-Field
Marshal Methuen, iin addressing re-
cruiting meeting Snt Devises last
night said nobody sgrumbled at the
German empefor's desire to s9rnake
tieynlany aszreat fHn,pire, but that
Emperor William wished 20 make
Germany the one empire OF the world.
Lord Methuen asserted that the eni.
beror by raising his Mngcr could have
preserved the peace !; OF Europe, but
that he preferred 70 cause the death
of hundreds OF thousands and suffer-
Ing and misery OF millions.
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England Admits Peril.

G. lE9p pdgps 4ngs Q,tl /. 05 az M Fieid
tT' 70 ID sssiif sSsing
meeting last night for the purpose at
obtaining recruits for, the army, de-
clared tho country was in great dan
ger. There was no use In mincing
words, he said; defeat. would mean
ruin: shame and slavery.
Our soldiers are fighting bravely,"
said Lord Fpberts. but they are la
mentally few and It Is the duty or
every ablc-bodied man to see that tho
army is maintained ut It's full
strength -f (.
Women must not stand in the light
OF their song and husbands duty"
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age. and dead and dying sailors were
lying all over the skip?
A, Harwich message, heavily CEN
sored, describing the landing of the
wounded In the Helgpland fight, says
there were plenty on eye witnessea
when the first batch were landed
shortly before s O'clock this mornfnR,
Among the. dead was lieutenant
commander. The German wounded
from the Mainz were roughly attired:
none had a full uniform. Many mad
suffered frightiul wounds. The Mafnz'
guartePmaster was badly wounded In
the body.
Ninety German prisoners from the
Mainz have heen landed at Leith.
Eight are officers and one is said to
be the son of Admiral Won Tirpitz,
German minister OF the navy. Sixteen
iof' the prisoners are suffering from
wounds. 5, &. j. 80, =. n
The British light cruiser Fearless
took q prominent part In the battle
She approached within ten miles of
The :. ese-rne sc.ss.. s;;a 1Tow ont the
German cruisers, which: attepted To
surround her.sAt one moment she was
engaged single-handed against four
Of them, One had come within sssen
thoueand yards when she was stri,Gh
and burst Into flames. IL 81 49,
q After they had found the range the
German msrksmanstiip Il was a GOOD,
The FearlesS wireless was ahot away
and he wa hit 10 times. KfterwarI ! the
Fearless stood by the disabled; Ger.
man although khe herSelf sw9s IN great
danger OF being sunk The arrival 81
the Othefy RrfffRh = c,,1,funvc Il -1Fso x1st,,
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ACQUITTED OF CHARGE
Fred" Tom Davidson, Exenarated Of
Charge In Connection With Killing
(Rv A,oootnt.a p.,, :

tBy Asanniated Presa. - 2
Winchester, KY. August 29.-"Red"
Tom Davidson was acquitted today of
charge OF completely In the killing
Edward Callahan. former sheriff Of
breathits county. Ky. In two pre-.
vious trials the jury failed to agree
Judge Benton postponed Indefinitely
cases against fourteen other defen-
dants. at the same time announcing
mat should further disorder ariae in
Breathitt county, lie would reopen
their cases.
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War News
{By Associated Press.)

MoSt significant lB. the official an
nouncement by tho French war office
that the military governor OF Paris
has ordered ali Residents within the
zone OF action s:iof the forts around
Paris to eSaehatb tb4aand raze their
houses within four days.
Another significant announcement
from Paris Ia thltsthe German forces
are advancing In the direction of La
Fere about 8De miles northeast of
Paris. Thes right Wing of the French
trops oefatlng Sfn this direction has
driven back the: Germans on the town
OF Guise,@btt tilesieft wing was un-
able to hold the TadYance Of the Ger
man troops;
Both France sand the British are
calling on an .thait men to join In the
defense of THE Wrench lines. which
apparently, are fdrppping back grad
ually, cAmpyM has been started
In Loud1n AhG, ather, English cities
to indupR ND Englishmen of proper
age to Join ne \ ssilafs::
Field MafIhaf. y ,faord b Roberts, in a
stirring address deeIared that the
country waaa aans Etsat danger and de-
feat fss t.y.. would ~ Z aseaa ratln. shame and
British f:dEaisaIsg and destroyers
which were nstha enlargement of Hell
goland HaYaSArftyed at various En-
Oh, kS.lr
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IN NEED OF MEN
Canadian Troops Are Needed ats the
Front Says London War Oaiice 2
(By Associated Press. } i.ie, (

- % 8 toy ASbUCLutcul EEesS. ~ q
1. Winnipeg. Man. August 29.A%ft
was announced that orders were re-
ceived tonight maintain under arms
all available troops from the Great
Lakes to the Pacific ocean for tn1nie-
dlate cali TOR active service. The Lon
don war office, At was said, had no.
titled the Dominican authorities that
every ayailple man VIII be needed, \
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'Caf,itsll City
NeaUs
Special to The Intellieencer.

Special to The Intelligencer.
Columbia, S. c.. Aug. % THE gov
,ernor has revoked the commissions
OF the following notaries public: e. D.
Hodge, OF Alcolu: Abraham Tandater,
Of Charleston, and w R. Bierley, OF
Columbia.
Columbia. S, c.. Aug. 29.-Wflliam
N. Marchant, one of the Oldest teach
ers In the state. died suddenly this
morning in local hotel. He was a
native. OF Berklcy county. He was "a
years old.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Nokomis. III.



kai"ra j. bila >prcjeta cd skup-
nih druSt"v ucdcljo %. aprila
O. J. m to: =. y =. j. 81. POO: s.
= ! H. It. III I'm =. ID. u. in Pcuz.
ar. 81. ~.
! IgoraJ omcnjcna druStva so
SP"' "|'''!u "a |~nfll|l'eN. MAJ tn
WV =" N"'''' P"I' ho''. Samo
VT" "J'"''''"I"' ""h''Nam" pa
'"'(" P'''no"''J"'
rue 'r@a''|ac'Jr Il stu
y"I" 'NPh ''ohot IN
P''P">'''"o >N"P"' NohN'h-
o''N'''"I'o Pro'' NSakrm"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

z%druzenjc, da elm pref spregleda.
10 IL svojega sna in ola nam sledi.
jo, ker to je tudi prava pot "a
mas slOvenski narod.
VSem bod geslo Nsi "a icdno.
ga, jeden "a vSc,
Ia Dir. :. y. =. j. st. POO.
+. Zimcrman.
Ia DIR. :. :. p. Y. It. 13l.
+. Dclclak.
Ia DIR. :. ID p. in Pcnz. 81. p
j. kanjc.
FIR. Ilmcrman, prcds.
Jos. Aubcl. zap.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
IL NASELBIN.

"a vas, kaj? To hi nosilO obresti.
Ampak "a r~deGkarjev groS ne hos
kadil po 25c cigare, niti pill sam
panjca.
'Sepridcmo' stresa svojo jezo
tudi mad nekaterimi, Iii imaJo
>vojc zcnc in otroke Y Starcm kra-
ia. Well, ali nj boljSc imcti zenc
in otrokc, kakor pa cclibatirati'
Ali ste pozabili, kan je to pripe-
ljalo Fix Rev. Smida !1kdor jc Y
>tcklcncm paviljonu, j. lanj mno-
20 boljc. da ne niece kamenja-
Rcvic klati uekaj o izprijcnoSti.
kjc pa jc vct izprijcnih ljudi,
kot dczclah, kjcr vIada klcrika-
lizcm! Ozritc - y Spauijo. ma
krauiSko it'd. Scvcda, ia Sprijc-
most j. druga rec; on misli. da jc
dclavec Sprijen cato. kcr Sc uc pu-
>ti lcpo >kubSti od takih popov.
kot jc sam. &C. hi dclavcc princscl
Oh y>aki pcdi pol Y farovz, po-
tenn hi bill delavec fest, drugacc
ic pa izpridcu. Ne hos ka~c pihal.
LUka' ri lahko tc reel pojcS two
jim braVcem, ne pa zavcduim de
lavccm: humbug takihlc rakov.
Iii uazaj vc>ljajo. prcdobro po-
luamo. - Toliko "a danes Pr
dem sc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

Jaz ga rad Gitam, kcr liz MEGA !,
prevldim, ola Sc dobro poganja "a
delavSke mtcrcsc. Zatorej lie vkun
delavci, organizirajmo Sc tudi na
policemen polju, da ne bodemo
tako z%atirani od nash delodai aI.
c"v. ' d~anaSnji mizeriji in bedi
mora eden dclavcc delati "a diva
ako = pa kakScu brezposoln;
%upraSaii "a dclo, mu pa prevzetni
dclovodjc rc5c, ola ina delavcev
dovolj IN Sc siromaSncmu dclavcr
>mcja V ohral.
Lcto>njc lcto jc poscbno slabo
ma "pacifitncm obrcziu". V veS.
jih mestih, kot jc seattle .hodiio
brczpoSclni dclavci trumoma no
m"Sinih ulicah in ponujajo svoio
dclavno moo ma prodai "a vsako
:" iako beraSko ccuo. Kdor hoGe
drIo, dotitni 81 mora kupiti slabo
dclo phi Employment shark
Tukaj ma Black Diamond So "a
tako ne dobi della. kcr ic dru5ba
laprla eden row, katcrcga tukai
mcnuJcmo "B. mine. Ma mil.
SKI sell jc bio sklcuicno. da So
Do" SINE novincev poprcd icmati ma
drlo, doklcr ySi start brezposoln;
dclavci ne dobc della. SliSaI som
Sc emo novice. ali p~ravzaprav sta.
no obrabljcno frazo nash dubov.
NH petclinov. Tukajluji katoliSki
duhovnik, Rev. Mlinar. So jc pre.
crJ hudo razjczil ma vclikonoGno
nodcljo mad svojimi ovcicami. ker
noIJ >labo obiSkujcjo lkofovo Ger.
h"'. MOI je bill zelo proti podpor.
nm dru>ivam. 5ci. da MISC zani6
M da j. boljic ako clani pome.
c"Jo y pee druStvcnc kniigc in
Nvojc clan>kc knjizicc. Skoda.
kcr niScm bill navzoG. da hi malo
holJ natanko opi>al. kako Sc ie
lgraIal mad Svojimi ov6icamj.
Norda j. Iupniku zal. kcr doti6.
mh dolarjcv ,katcrc mi placuie-
m" "a assessment pri druStvih ne
dohi pa. katcrc hi Sovcda po,om
lahko lapil.
: prolerarskim p%ozdravom
l.. Dcbcliak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Black Diamond. Wash

kcr Sc Sc nisem nikoli oglasil V
naScm dclavskcm listu "Proleta.
rec, hotem danes malo opisati
razmcrc tukajSnji naselbini.
Dclavskc razmcrc MISC mic kaj no.
Scbno ugodnc. Della So samo DO fri
do Stir dni ma tcdcn. craven f..
ga pa so Sc slabi premogovi row
globoki in nopalnjcni $ plinom.
tako da nam daio re kapitalisti
dosti odloga. da nc postanemo
prevet bogati. Sploh smo vsi re-
vezi, poscbno pa Sc samci. ravno
toliko Sc zasluzi. Ola Sc poSteno
prezivimo.
Naprcdni tukajSnji rojaki mislim
ola MISC ravno proved. mnogo boil
III morali citati "Proletarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Springfield, Ill.
j. Melinda.

Y 81. II Amer. Slovcnca Sc jc
zopct zmagovito izkazal javnosti
neki - "Sepridemo". DotiGnik .ie
bajc visokoSkolec, ker Sc postum
jc visokih besed, da hi Jill nava-
den rdctkar res ne rabbi. SWINE
IN podObna imena so "a d~opisuna
~najviSja uGenost. Pa kaj mai pri-
takujcmo cd takih poboznjakov
drugega kot psovkc? To ie edi-
no. kar znajo. Da hi 81 zanimali
IA delavsko politicno in gospo-
darskO organizacijo, o, tega ne.
Ali je kaj cudnega potem, ce RAJ
nj McNaughtoni in Rockefellerji
Sikanirajo delavce, ko vedo. da
imajo "a seboj takelc bravce. ka-
krSne vzgaja Amerik. Slovenec?--
PriporoGa maj postavimo MENU
vSec poslopje, XII bo nasa list. To
odlotno odklanjamo. PrviG "a
TO ,ker to naposled ne hi bilo ma
Sc ,drugic pa cato. ker So res ne
cemo podati V zvezo $ poslopjem
- XII je, kakor ste sami rekli -
V zvezi z gnojnico. Novo poslopie
- to bi bila denarna k~ovacnica
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Johnstown, Pa.

TukaJ Sc nahaja mala slovcn-
ska naSclbina (KelSo). Nobencmu
rojaku ne svctujcm, da hi priSel
S"mkaJ upraSati "a delo. kcr GA
hobedcn ne bodc dobil. Tukai 10
Sedaj Strajk. Mi Smo bogatc last
NIKE pr"mogokov vpraSali "a ne
kollko boljSa place, MISC pa hotcli
mas uslisati, ter so rajSi zaprIi
ROY "a ncdoloGen cas-.
nov lastuie "Barncburg Coal
20. kadar SO bodc zaGclo = de
ION, takrat bodcm zc poroGaI.
Ssoc. ~pozdravom
j. koroScc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Springfield, III.

Tcsarjev sin Krist je rekel :
'Narujtc Sc onih. Iii VAN priliz-
Memo %govoriio. cd znotraj pa so
g%rabezljivi volkovi." TO velia
ravno o naSih la "Grnih". zlasti
od kar so preGitali dopis "Pro-
letarcu' Z dine 81 marca. V 1.-Two
Jih je zadel in prepricani smo. da
j. marsikaterega - posebno ma.
Sega "castitega" - kar V dnu
duSe speklo, ko Sc jc videl raz-
krlkanega. ko je cital britko res.
nlco. I'm besncli so kakor ma mol
blazni derviSi, krikali in vikali,
ypill in pretili eden drugemu. kcr
Je bilo v%zaljcno njih Grno "veli.
canstvo'. Kajpada mi smo Sc i'm
pomilovalno smejali, njih one
mogli Jezici in Gakali. kaj boio
II Junaki zalostne postave odgo.
vorlli. Skrpucali so z zdruzenimi
mocmi klavern dopis, XII ga ie
priobcil "a. S" dine 10. aprila,
IN k%aterega je podpisal NTH 'Tur.
Ski Pasa'. Ovrgli MISC V dopisu nj.
II jedne nasih trditev, ker jih ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05
Glencoe, o.

Sporoclli YAM imam zaloStno
novice. Dnc 20. aprila nam ic po-
hrala Smrtna kosa naSega priljub-
lJcncga brata Ivana PlcSkova V
StaroSti Is let. Pokoini jc bill do.
ma IL kamnicc pri Novcm Mcstu
IN llvcl L. dr.. mad 20 let. V start
domovlni zapuSta soprogo in ne
znano kolikO otrok. V A.mcriki
Ima emo htcr, pred ncka.i lett jc
llveIa Y Pittsburghu. Memo soda
me- bNaliSGc pa nam .je ncznano.
FokoJncga Smo pokopali dine 81.
apriia. Bod mu lahka zcmlia.
p. Dolenc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

! Idrulitcv ali Spojitcy mai So
lvrSl IA vSc prizadctc orgamilaci-
J" cnakopravno to pa radi tcga.
da :" p%opolnoma odpravi strah o
bc>cdi podjarmIicnjc ali priklo.
pitcv in ~ponizcnjc.
p Ne Stri.iamo Sc. da hi So Glani
prlzadctih druStcv ponovno pod
virgil zdravniSki prciskavi, to pa
raditcga, kcr vcliko ie CLANCY, XII
so Jill ~zapustila mlada leta in We
like Jill jc. ko so Re mogoGe po-
habljeni vSlcd nczgod danaSnjega
NiStcma. kot TAXI hi potcm zgubili
dcleznoSt naSc druzbe.
y Pripravljcni smo, da Sc zdru-
limo emo skupino, ne glede
ma premozenjc tikajoGih Sc orga-
nizacij, kajti naSc geslo mai DO
NSi IA encga, eden "a vse.
~ Apcliramo ma pripravljalni
odbor. izvoljen ma skupni konfe-
renci mcScca Jan. t. !. V Chicago
V spodbujo delovanja "a hitrejSi
sporazum k zdruzen.ju. Temu cd
boru pripOznamo teSko nalogo
katera jim je p~overjena, vendar
mlnulo Je re Fri mcSece a sedaj
$" je Sc malo sliSalo o Nth delo.
vanju.
D Pozivljamo VISA drustva po
drugih naselbinah. da sklicuieio
skupne seize, ter naznan,jajo Nth
mnenJe o zdruzenju, ker lie ma ia
nacIn Sc lahkO sporazumemo q
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-05

moreJo niti ne znajo. Mi drzimo
do zadnje picice vsc. kar smo pi-
sail, Y popolnem obScgu. Imeno-
vati dopisnika 'Proletarca' ''laz-
nivca" in ''tatu" nj tczko. ali bo-
Jim ST.. da bo TO dokazati malo
telje, cato vraGamo vSc laznjivcc,
Sleparje in Spridcncc "Crncmu
vranu x CO.
Take neSramuosti. ki Sc jitajo
Y "A. S. jc mcuda lmozem pi-
Sati le priStcu, y katoliSki vcri
dobro podkovano rcvSc. ali pa
kakScn "Sprican' StajcrSki kro.
kar, Xxi ne zeli druzcga kot delati
lgago med >lovuarodom in pogm
vNakcmu. kdor me- trohl v MCCOY
pcmaj>i>lolctni rog, i'm kdor ne
zuo>i zadnjih, 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
rokami pri>luzcnih ccntoy Y ME
govo uikdar polno hiSago. ia Sc
ON maSti Z mimi.
Npralam Vas, katollSki Slo-
vcnci >priugficldski: Kako spo-
razumljcnjc jc hilo poprc.i med
mani. doklcr nj priScl med mas
MOI, katercmu ic IL ucbcS dana
ualoga >krhcti "a naSc duSc in
oznaujcyati kri>tov nauk. ne pa