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Evening journal., 1914-12-30
HARRINGTONs SOCIAL SIDE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON, Del, Dec. 30-Low-
her Jackson of Philadelphia is spending
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Jaclson.-C Charles Wingate oil
Philadelphia is visiting his parents this
week. Brinton Raughley of New Jer-
sey is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Raughley Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Cain of Newark are visiting their par
ents here.-Mr and Mrs. kennerly arc
entertaining their son, Lex, from Michi'
gan-Miss Lillian Sapp is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
solomon Sapp-Miss Elsie Hatfield OF
Philadelphia is visiting relatives and
friends here.-Mrs. Anna Price OF Penns-
Vile was visitor here this week.
Lewis Curtis and family spent Christ
mas Day with his brother, Thomas Cur
tis-Miss Caroline Lane OF Little Creek
is spending her vacation with her par.
cnta, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane.-Mr
and Mrs Ora Smith of Vernon were Visi
tors here this Week.-Mrs. Nellie Miller
of Harrisburg, Pa, is visiting Miss Eva
Wingate this wcek.-Darium Santioll'
has accepted position with bis brothei
at Chesapeake City.-Miss Grace Master
of Masten's Corner is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Waller
/ MIR. and Mrs. McCleary are the happ!
parents of baby girl-Alexande
Hughes OF Philadelphia is spending th
holiday with his sister and mothei
Mrs. Mary j.. Hughcs.-Leslie Frankli
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Williar
Reed and Miss Pauline Franklin
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
STANTON VISITORS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL;
STANTON, Del, Dee 3O.--Mr. ana
Mrs. John Taylor were the recent guests
of AIr. and Mrs Robert Iaylor.-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Southgate OF Camden
\. j.. were the weekend guests OF their
father. William Southgate.-Mr. and
A!re Milton Rahinson spent the Christ
mas holidavss with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Creenwnlt.-Miss Manda Johnson was
the Sunday visitor of Miss Vera j. Cur
rinder.-Mr. ami Mrs. Frederick ROBIN
son. and father. Thomas Bradley, spent
the HOLIDAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bradley in adelphia.-William Davis
of New York City is spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Ellison.-Mr'
and Mrs. Herbert Rothwell and son, Ro-
land of Elkton. Md, We're the recent
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Boulden
l-NIr and Mrs. Howard Sylvester oi
Chester are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Hainilton.-Mr. and Mrs. "a
ward Satterthwaite of Jacksonville ria.
are spending some time with keubeI
| Satterthwaite.--Mr. and Mrs. far
Smith and son, kennard, have lett 10
Auburn. Y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs Georg
Banks. Mrs. Elmer Conog, Mrs. dari!
lDonalson and son, Dreyai, were recen
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Currindel
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Webb, Jr
spent the Christmas holidays with thei
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. DiclSey entertaine
ON Christmas dav. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lesli
NcCallister. Mrs Bertha McCalliste
Misses Helen and Ruth McCallister I'd
ward. Carl and Norman MeCalhster.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
bar ASSOCIATION and
Law LIBRARY ELECT

The New Castle County Bar AS
sociation. at its annual meeting yes
terday afternoon. reelected the fol-
lowing officers: Thomas L. Bayard
president: William f. Kurtz, vice
president: David J. Reinhardt, secre-
tary and treasurer. Owing to the
absence of Mr.. Reinhardt at the
meeting, J. Rankin Davis was secre-
tary protein.
The following resolution in which
a uniform rule Is adopted relative TO
the afIxing of the government stamp
in complying with the recent war
tax in the conveyance Of real estate
was adopted.
Resolved, That in complying with
the new United States law requiring
the afixing of stamps in the convey
ancc of real estate, the members Of
this bar adopt the uniform practice
of recurring the grantor to aflix such
stamps"
The Law Library Association elect
ed the following officers; Thomas
phvis. president; ID. J. Reinhardt
vico-president: Charles w. Bush
secretary; John Biggs, William y
Hilles. H. II. Ward, II. II. kicharas
and Hugh NJ. Morris, managers.
Charles w. Bush was treasurer dur
ing the past year, but the president
will name the treasurer and librarian
| for the coming year.
Thomas Davis, John Biggs and ID
]. Reinhardt we're named a committee
10 revise the bylaws of the associ
alton.
The books of Treasurer Bush wer'
audited by Armon ID. Chaytor, Calel
b. Burchenal and Howell $. England
and were found correct.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30

"You are a very good fellow, Har-
ry," Sing Wah had told him once as
they drank tea in a little room In the
rear You are a smart man--almost
as smart as am, But you are too
hungry. You cannot resist your appe-
tites Now. T'-he made a slight ges
ture Of distaste with his lean brown
hand-"I have no appetites."
WIkerson nodded Il guess you're
right Sing Wah. You even haven't
any pride You talk pidgin English to
the tourists and the rest, instead Of
speaking the perfect English you
know
The dull eyes III for a moment hu-
morously II have always felt that /
owed It 10 oxford not TO fiaunt my ed
ucation in q small tradesman's shop.
don't you know?
The imitation of the OxOnian drawl
hnd been SO natural that Wilkerson
had slapped his thighs in delight
Thereafter he took a peculiar pleasure
in watching Sing VANS assumed silent
stupidity and comparing It with what
he knew TO be the real person behind
J the dull features.
1t was to Wilkerson that the Chi
nrse had explained his reason for new
/ pr changing his address, no matter
how brisk the police might be. "And
| have thought out scheme which
you will like" he went on "Come
with me"
II was then that he showed wilker-
son the cylindrical room which had
single door and revolved at a touch ol
a lever.
Dangerous stuffg' commented WI
kerson. IF the police find that they
sure land you
Sing Wah's pallid lips opened IN fain
smile. "I built it for them. And tn
Chinatown guides know about it an
will charge $40 extra for trip throug
the horrors Of the underground, as the
call IT," The Chinese sneered. "Le
them play with such things while us
the brains heaven gave me. And ye
sometime that trick room may serv
a purpose"
Thus it came about that Harry WI
kerson. driven to his wits end to a
complish his designs, bethought him
Sing Wah and fairly drove Jean Da
nell and Drake before him.
To Mrs. Darnelrs credit it must
said that she rebelled strongly. B
the stake was too great to risk, and 81
bitterly consented TO Wilkersons ha
: tily outlined plan Of hiding Ruth ava
somewhere in Sing Wah's precincts u
|. til they could once more get their plai
into working order.
Before she would leave the pla
she must indeed see Sing Wah himse
q "Wnl the girl be safe hereT she
manded.
Continued Tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
SYNOPSIS


-,.o prospectors. James Gallon and Harry
-v vieerson. are partners. Gallon makes
rich fnd and draws temporary plan OF the
location of the VEN Of gold Wilkerson tries
20 strei these plans. Gallon resists ana
..,, quarrel Ia tho fight Gallon thinks he
has killed his partner, and leaves him lying
IL ~. -n,nn Gallon arrives m smau
..s4ffi,, town where he tells the sherlh thal
hc aud his partner we're attacheu ny ~ ot;s
and that hts partner Was killed j ne sneitns -
81. rss.e and Ga ~ 60 TO the scene oi % sne
Hrf, Iona they DO not find Wlheisoh tne
slerih. thinking Gallon has u,cheS @ Sl-;,1a- nm
place. him under arrest nH ean'''Tg That nieat
Gallo. makes BIS escape and later arm MI ~,
Sar r4anciaco Here he take9 bf..o- ~
tarfrtn of this vessel IS tonV ~ hse
curios Galion's m.nd is uneasy anu ne .s na'
s5a.o,,s NJ Wilkerson returning for the plans,
p, .f,o rnnt,iufe cetiu is cheat Whtfe ~
ans nis rt,rios. Gallon opens this ana mus
Gararevr idol with one eye lte isDoFess
she s-e and hides tho plans IN tne luVi,
erc hrrost ont in the 5hip. cbus,ag hgat
among the sailors 90 get into tho BOATS Snl
lsa returns 90 the dorE 40 secure the cIeet
and ~ left on board The ship sinks. Dul m
n.ucr srvae himsrlf Having nolnlhs on
,t{rs te write Dee tales o key and an eia
t.l and on $40 key scratches the pronanle
location m iatitude and Longitude Of the
eair rhea 10 snE. &c IS picked Up uy
rtssfre stenu.et ard iS yeufs later enueaNS's
md tno loratioi o.. the gold stIike. but
ic,s mo-, succeed. At this time join
nsrr the superintendent of the Master
lt.- min, re..iies Ruth Gallons daugh
ter. from tragic death following al
explosion in the mine. Ruth. while ex
.-srine the tunnels. is thrown into al
ire car by the explogica Dorr, hangin'
so.yn hv his legs. swings over the cir
3rd mlls her 49, tc him, the car rush
De cn. Constantly thinking Of his for
1r rartrer Wnkerson, James Gallon i
aunted bv an apparition of the man h
s.j robbed. his troubled mind aimos
.ecomes unbalanced by his anxiety. VII
scrson, who is alive, has continual.
oorchcd for Gallon. and writes his cou
iu. Mrs Danell. in New York, tina
Evening journal., 1914-12-30

cupied by the loads. This would be
equivalent TO a total load varying
from about $500 TO 1900 per
lin. It. Of bridge. which is from sc
per cent. to 50 per cent in excess
OF the safe carrying capacity of the
Washington street bridge, which was
built q years ago, and proportioned
10 carry only the traffic which existed
M that time and without making any
nrovision for the future developments
and increases which have now ar
rived.
"While the Washington street bridge
really has not the capacity OF a mod
ern city structure. and, is therefore
not really a city bridge in accordance
with present day standards II VIII
unouestionably carry a restricted tral-
fic and therefore public safety re-
ouires that the traffic over this bridge
should be regulated so as 10 avoid
Jams and congestion and that II be re-
| strictea TO the loads which have been
hereinbefore mentioned as the maxi
mum safe loads which the bridge VIII
carry.
"The bridge can undoubtedly be
maintained for a number of years un-
der these restricted safe loads or II
can be strengthened 50 as to make II
safe for any city traffic without re-
strictions at a cost OF about 100000
[ would not, however, recommend the
expenditure OF such a large sum OF
money for perpetuating this crude and
unsightly structure over a beautiful
valley and park where it is entirely
out OF harmony with its surroundings
I do recommend that il be kept in
good repair at all times and thai
traffic be restricted under police reg
ulations to the safe limits herein de
fined until such time as the weights
of loads and traffic in the city Of vii
: mington develop to such an exten
: that the restrictions placed on tn
, bridge become detriment 70 pro
gress and development, or until sucl
, a time as civic pride and public senti
{ ment demand the construction Of
5 modern bridge harmonious with il
{ local situation, and capable of carry
z ing any traffic which is permitted o.
C city streets.
C Respectfully,
0 -. r. GREINER."
f Upon motion of Mr.. Burris, the re
= port was received and recorded, an
S a copy ordered to be sent to the Mint
j. Ward Civic Association.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
MIDDLErowN HOLIDAY DANCE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Dec. 30.-Ihe
young men Of Middletown gave their am
nual Christmas dance in the Opera
House on Monday evening. As usual a
large number of young people from a
distance were present, most OF the Mid
dlctown young folks having overnight
guests. The committee on arrangement
was: Benjamin Gibbs, Eugene II. Shall
cross. George II. Lockwood, James u.
Woodan, Jr.. Kendall Mcdowell Richard
Cam. Julian II. Foard and Taylor Bar
nett. The patronesses were; Mrs Fran
els w. Watkins, Mrs. Clarence y. Pool,
Mrs. Frank Pennington, Mrs. Willard
q. Biggs, Mrs. Frank r. Pool, Mrs. John
10. Green, Mrs. George Janviar, Mrs. Wi
liam B. Wilson, Mrs. Howard A. Pool
Mrs. Dorsey W. Lewis and Mrs. Julian
n. Foard.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30

panied so. 40 night my hands and arms
burned.
81 have used glycerine and rose wateA
-. - and -- and they an
wcro failure. Then 1 saw an advertise
mont IN the paper about Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and finally I sent for sample.
] washed my face and hands before going
20 bed and In the morning with Cuticura
Soap On going to bed I put Cuticura
Ointment on my face and hands. had
only been using IL for q month and half
when / found relief and my face and arms
we're healed" lsigned) Miss Marsarct
U. Jennings, Feb. @, 1914.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
Samples Free by Mail

Cutlcura Soap and Ointment do 50 much
Tor pimples, blackheads, red, rough skins.
Itching. scaly scalps dandrun and falling
hair that it Is almost criminal not 20 use
them. Sold by druggists and dealers
throughout tho world. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with 32-p skin Book. Ad-
aross postcard 'Cuticura, Dept. a, Boston.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
AMMAN FnR ASSAULT.

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Dec. 30.-Thomas Coop
er. of FELTON, was arraigned before
Magistrate Wharton yesterday after
noon, charged with assault and battery
on Chief of Police Clifford Outten and
was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30

tlmea m mo cTocks WHNTV
my hands were chappcd
they would bleed so and
pain that | would not know
what to get TO cure them.
My hands and face wero
very rough. my hands the
wor e. My face was scaly
and dishgured and ] never
conld wash my hands thor
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
SKIN TROUBLE
ON HANDS AND FACE
Hands Chapped and Cracked. Palnec
So Could Not Wash Them. Face
ScaIy and DisRgured. Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment Healed.

1920 south Bird S., Philadelphia. Pa
"I have been troubled very much In the
winter with my hands and face. Lots q
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he is at last on the right track. He ar
rives at the mine and confronts Gallon
who faints from fright
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
By John Fleming Wilson

COPYRIGHT 1914. BY John rrE~'vo wLsO"
Evening journal., 1914-12-30

J. y. NTlIIINTlTt.
Upon motion of Mr.. Burris, the re-
port was received and recorded, and
a copy ordered to be sent to the Ninth
Ward Civic Association.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
HOCETE LASTOVATI SVOJO
FARMO?

Farmo, XII maj hi bila vredma
$4,000? Neki navadni delavec,
XII je delal opekarni V DRAW
Illinois in 81 .je prihranil $3.50,
Sci je V Arkansas in kupil 81 je
40 akrov zemlje, Xxi je bila pc ceni
in je lie malo vsoto odplaGal takoj.
Sedaj poseduje 4sS akrov dobre
in bogate zemlje, XII je vredna
$4,000. In ravno TAXA prilika Sc
nudi tudi YAM Y ii dezeli. PiSite
ali Sc pa osebno zglasite "a ma
tanGna ~pojasnila pri meni. l.. NJ.
ALLEN, p. T. NJ. ROOM 71S La
Sale Station, Chicago, Ill.
Vsakemu smo ma uslugo, XII zeli
kmetijo. (Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

\emSki vcleposlanik grof Bern
,torff tako rad govori. kakor da
nj le uradnik, ampak brat Genoa.
stega Niljema. TIE dni jc zopet
Pravil, da NcmGija ne hi poruSila
takozvanc M%onrocvc doktrine. de
hi zasedla Kanado, GeS pravico do
tcga hi imela, ker daje Kanada
yojake "a vojno prot Ncmciji. d.
Rekli hi, da hi Sc vcliki grof
pokazal vcliko pametnejSega, &c
hi malo mamie klepetal. On ina o
pruskem militarizmu lahko V
ncbo segajoce pojme ali takole
aims cvaj draj tudi ne bodo Vile.
movi grenadirji priplavali V Ka-
nado. Ccmu torcj tako prazno
brbljanje2
Ali je nemara Bernstorff V tihi
kompaniji z ameriSkimi militari-
sticnimi kapitalisti, pa slika stra-
hove ma steno pc njihOvi zelji,
cato Ola bodo oni mogli zahtevati
kanone. Sinaklc, fortifikacije it'd. ?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Clinton, Ind.

~
Dne Is. oktobra smo imcli tu-
kaJ ShOd. katcrcga so Sc delavci
Sc dosti dobro udelezili. Govoril
lc Sodrug Frank Saws in vSi ma
vzroci so bill zadovoljni Z n.jcgo-
VIM jedrnatim govorom.
. razmcrah Y Clintonu govoriti
IN bilo skoraj odveG. Tako je ka.
kor povSod. Maj vzame Glovek ka.
tcrikoli slovcnski list V rokc pa
pogleda dopise. vsak dopis Sc pri-
tcnja 5 pritozbo zaradi Slabih
razmcr. Tudi Y naSi naselbini nj
me bolJSc. BrczpoSelnih jc dosti in
mkomur ne svctujem, da bi hodil
sem. &c Sc razmcre popravijo.
sporoGim TO V listu.
Da, delavci, da Sc nam slabo
godl, tcga SmO tudi sami krivi,
ker Sc prcmalo zanimamo "a svo-
jo stvar. &c hi bill slozni pc mace
In: Nsi "a enega, eden "a vse, in
&c hi Sc pc TEN ravnali povsod,
tudi pri volitvah, hi ST ze pribo-
rili boljSi p~olozaj.
Sloga hi Sc pa morala priceti
pr organizaciji. Dobe Sc taxi, XII
pravijo: Jaz SEN vseeno lahko
socialist, Gee sem pri j. S. u. ali
pa ne. Seveda, zee hi 80 s samo mi
sligo kai opravilo, hi bilo re vse-
GRO. Ali kapitalisti MISC lie V misli
naSi n%asprotniki. tcmvec V deja-
nJu. ToreJ mora ysak pameten de-
lavec razumeti, da jc tudi nam
trcba boja, sc Sc hoGcmo braniti
in napredovati. Boz je pa nemogoG
brez organizacije.
Dne ,. novembra bodo tudi pr
mas volitvc "a Vermillion Coun.
~. Use volilcc pozivamo. da jih
ne zamudc in pridcjo oddat svoj
glas Ia SocialiStiGne candidate.
TukaJ je prostor. da pokazemo
svoio zavcdnost i'm Storimo svojo
dolznost Ia zboljSanjc razmer in
bOliSo bOdoGnoSt.
Karl Poglodic.
tajnik kluba st. fl.
st. Louis, Mo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Molohovi racuni.

molohovi racuni. StroSke Sc
DAME vOjne ic ncmogoGe natanG-
no i%zracunati. Priblizno jih jc
izkuSal oceniti anglcSki zurnalisu
Edgar Crammond, Xxi je priobCil
% tenn V llstu 'Quarterlv Re
view zanimiv Glanek. StroSke IT,
lzracunal ma podlagl podatkov IL
p%reJSnJh vojn. F'rancija j. leta
1871. y vOjni Z NemGijo izgubila
2l.5O0 tastnikov in 100000 voja-
kov. V dcnarju jc stala vojna
F'ranciJo | milijardo in 300 mill
lonov. StroSki NemGijc V tel vol.
nj so nasal | milijardo in $50
milijonov. V vojni je izgubila
1921 tastnikov in l23.00 voja-
kOv. Burska vojna jc trajala 81
mesecev. Anglijo je stala ia VOL
ma, V kateri je izgubila 44.70O vo-
jakov, 5 milijard in 60 milijonov
kron. Japonci so izgubili V vojni
z RUSTIC 10000 MOI, stala pa
Jih je vojna 4 milijarde in 40 mi
llJonov kron. Ruske izgube so BIZ
lie veliko ve6jc - 100000 MOI,
vojna pa jo je stala s in pol mill
Jardc kron. Ma temelju ten po-
datkov je Crammond i~zraGunal.
da bodo stroSki svetovne vojne.
t~rajajoce emo leto, znaSali ~ in
pol milijarde kron. - Vsekakor
pa je ia racun Sc prenizek. ker
so Sc od rusko. japonskc vojne vse
potrcbStine zclo ~podrazile. sedaj
pa Sc draze Sc boil vsled ogromne
obseznosti boise.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
VOJNE NEVARNOSTI MA FAR
NAH U WISCONSIN, Nj.

To je gotovo. Ravnotako je 20
tovo IN resnica, da So V okraju
Chippewa dobi najboljSa farmar
ska zcmlia V draw Wisconsin.
kUpi!o j" tam pred kratkem Voc
rOjakov. Xxi Sc bodo prihodnjo
spomlad nasclili. Vsi hvalijo kra.
sno okolico in rOdovitno zcmljo
ma katcri obrodc raznovrstni
poljSkl pridelki; tudi tobak rastc
tam. Crna prSt, brez vsakega pc
ska. Vsi prcdpogoji "a uspcSno
Sadjercjo in zivinorcjo. Gel okra.j
re goStO nascljen in ma stotine a
krov StiScenega zcmljiSGa. OBJ ma
Sem Svetu tecc bistra rcka Chippp-
wa 5 svojimi pritoki; V obilici .jc
tudi kriStalnO este studenCnicc
Dobrc cestc vSepovsod. Pet mill
oddaljena zelczniska ,postaja mic
mega mcsteca Cornell S tvornico
IA paplr; KAHN Is mill odtod pa
stoji glavno mesto okraja Chip.
pewa, Chippewa Falls, emo maj
vecJlh NEST sevcrO-Zapadnega
Wisconsin,. z bogato industrijo
in velikim trgom "a poljske pri-
delke. - Pisite nam Sc danes po
natanten popis nase zemlje, XII ga
posljemo brezplaGno. Aker cd $16
$40. Voznc stroske povrncmo,
ako nj S to res, kar piSemo.
Zdaj je Sc cas-, da 81 ogledate. Ne
zamudite ugodne prilike. Pisite
nam takoj.
SLOVENSKA NASELBINsKA
DRUzBA,
1913 - LIST Ave. Milwaukee. Wis
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
PAZNOST.

NajboljSi svetovni zdravniki
pripoznavajo, da hi mi moral
vcdno patti ma bolczcn, preden
81 prcvcG ne vkorenini V naSem
tclesu, in jo tudi zdraviti pozne-
jc. Prvi korak je, XII hi ga moral
Storiti V sluGaju kakega ncreda V
%teleSu, da priCncmo zavzivati Tri-
ncrjcyo ameriSko grenko vino i'm
ga rabbit pc navodilih toliko casa,
doklcr So bolcZcn ne izboljSa. Pri
zaprtnici ali V nerednosti, nastali
vSlcd zaprtnice, bolecinah, Iii ma
stancio vSled plinov V Grevesju,
nagli onemoglosti, rabbit hi Sc
morale 10 zdravilo kot na.jprva
pomoG. To zdravilo YAM bode IL
ciStilo vse prebavne dele telesa in
Jill ponovno ojacilo. Navadno da-
je nitro pomoG. V lekarnah. Jos.
Trincr, izdelovalec, l333-1339 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Nadrgnite Sc, "a %okorelost, bo-
leGine Y miSicah in sklepih. in pc
utrujenosti cd della $ Trinerjevim
~linimentom, to VAN bode poma-
gallo. Cena Trinerjevega linimenta
je SOC in $ poSiljatvijo pc post
60c. (Adv.O
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

Dober paStir dajc zivljcnje IA
Svojc ovcc. je dcjal Kristus. kralji
in cesarji, Xxi pasejo narode V
Evropi, jemljejo zivljcnjc ovac
Ease.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA: -
3 N. s. Pttsburg Pa-Jugos. soc skupina, tajnik FRI Gayer, 4Os f. Ohio st
S Conemaugh, Pa - Jugos. soc skupina, tank Frank Podboi. Box 2s =
Seize so vsak dugi in cetri 6etrtek v mesecu.
TO- Forest City, Pa - JugosL soc. skupina, tajnk Frank Ratas. box 65.
Il. E., Pittsburgh, Pa - Jugnl SOC. udruzenje, tajnik 8. Blage, Box 3ss
John Gra6anin, organization.
10. Sygan, Pa-JugosL soc. kMb, tajnik Andr. Dermota, Box 427Morgan, Pa
q. Charlton, Pa. - JugOsL soc. udruzenje, tajnik NJ. Dugina, box l5. Bai
Sta, Pa.
49, Farrell, Pa-JuRosl. soc udruzenie tank F,ank R,vs, 1os1 u.nu. 49,
- West Newton, Pa-Jugod. soc. skupina, tamik Jos. Zorko. r. +. d. 3 bx 81
81. Mone.en, Pa-Jugosl Soc. udru4enje, tajnik Sef Pogede, box 329.
d.. 50: Side Pittsburg, Pa. - Jugosl SOC. udruzenje, tajnk NJ. q MamuIa
1920 Sarah St.
49, New Brighton, Pa. - Tanik ]. Svnkovich, Beaver College. beaver Pa
% Hermine, Pa. - JugosL soialstGni kub, tajnik Frank Rome. boz LOG
r. F d. 3, Irwin, Pa
IS. Johnstown' p a JucosI snc Llrb tamil Ioh, u.u.. ,o ,.,n
o. ifermne, Pa = Jugos. soc. kub, tajnik L. Jesensek, box 37.
~ Large, Pa - JugosL SOC udruzenje, tajnik Nick. Jakrlin, Box 1902
20 bSTaddoek, Pa - Jugosl soc udrutenje. tainik $. MihaHch, % - 5b we
20 Mekees Rocks, Pa - JugosL Soc udruz. Tajnik l. sinkovic $50 Helen ST
90 Ambrrdge, Pa-Jugosl. SOC udruzenje, tajnik vd Hahtov, Boz $50 Seize
Vsake tetje nedelje v mes OBJ 8 dopddne u prostorh Soc. Ed Bureau.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27

Veliko je slovenskih delavcev,
Vi cd srca zele, da bi "Proletarec"
,ostal dnevnik. &c bi vsi tudi agi-
trail, ola bi sc nam pomnozilo Ste
vilo narocnikov, kakor bi Sc lahko,
pa bi Sc jim izpolnila leila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Poor!
RAVNOKAR JE IZSLA
KNJIIZICA

Katoliska cerkev in socializem.'
Knjizica obsega SO strani. Ko-
mad l0c. Socialisticni klubi in
posamezniki, XII naroGe mad Is
komadov dobe SO proc. popusta
NaroGa Sc pri upravnistvu Pro
.letarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
CEMENT rOjaki!

Kot stara tvrdka "a izdelovanje
harmonik (tudi V starem kraju)
kakor tudi popravo, Sc VAN pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-27
Listu v podporo.

J~ugoslov. soc. klub st. 1872
Pueblo, Colo. $500
Poslano DO Kvedru liz Pleas
ent Valley, Pa. ....... 200
FIR. Knafelc. Edmond, Okla. LOO
Skupaj $500
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-19
M. p. Church Notes.

c. E. topic for Sunday evening:
Chief Seats, and How to Reach
Them" Leader, Miss Ina Butler.
The third Quarterly Conference will
be held on Thursday evening, June "a,
Immediately after the prayer service.
Children's Day will be observed on
Sunday, June %. An excellent pro-
gram will be furnished by the children.
At the morning service the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper will be cele-
brated and the pastor will preach SER
mon appropriate to the occasion.
The Crescent Class met at Mrs. DAN
iels' home, and the Get Busy Class
were pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mrs. l. r.. Field during the past
week.
Mrs. VIM. thinner entertained about
Is members of the Pathfinders Class (of
which she is member) of the M. p.
S. S on Tuesday evening. A business
hour was had after which social time
was enjoyed and light refreshments
were served.