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Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
LODGES

f. & A. M.--EvenIne W
Lodge No, l43 meets ~
night before the third Jaw
and Saturday night oelo'
fret Sunday in each m0n'a w.
G, L. Coger, Wy
j. r. MetcallS
r. A. M.-Rural Chap"
meets the third Saturday Y
in each month,
T. J, Woods, H.
], r, Metcalf !"
I. 0. o. F.--EveOine'l
Lodge No, 200 meets w''''l
night Of each week 4
W. H, landlord N.,s||
+, L. Diokerson' ''|
REBEKAHS-Grace D'l
No. 345 meets The seVV''
fourth Friday nigh'S "
month. Al
Miss Madgc Snow N.'|
q, A. Mos'' "
W. 0. w.-Eveui's u
Camp No, 3s7 meets Wv, AN
and fourth Saturday ''''
each month. ~
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23

a pleasant thing, and teach him
how to dance and sing.
The farmers paper tells the tale,
it shows him how to get the kale,
and how to make his home place
where sunshine glowS on every face.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-23
Directory
CHURCHES

CHRISTIAN-Services every
Sunday morning. No regular
pastor.
misunderstanding as
follows: Second Sunday in the
month, morning and night, the
third Sunday night, the fourth
Sunday morning. Rev, c. j..
Wade, Pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-At the
Methodist church every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Every.
body invited to attend. o. C.
Shaver, Superintendent.
Evening star., 1915-06-09

The chorus. with the voices Of the
audience blending. accompanied by the
band, will then sing the national an
them, America" The band will close
the exercises with a march, THE Ma
tional Emblem"
The band will be led by Lieut.. W.
H. Santelmann. Donald B. Macleod
will direct the chorus, which is now
holding weekly rehearsals. w. III
Holmes, tr. is the accompanied and will
play the piano for the choral numbers
Personnel Of Chorus.
The chorus is made up of:
Sopranos-Dorothy Barnard. Marion
Collision. Mary f. Moran. Lillian Bon
ner, NJ E. Jones, Della Burlingame.
G. T. Barry. Harriet Lowell. K. Wood,
A. 0. Tansill. A. c. Breen, ]. Bailey,
N. Corrigan, H. B. Fisher. s. NJ. Ten
F. NJ. johnson. L. H. johnson. Ella I'm
derwood, Jennie l. Penn, Helen A.
Smith. Minnie L. Barker, 2. B. Will
liams. G. NJ. McAllister. NJ. E. Danks,
Edna P. Robinson. K. T. Brown, F.
Davies. A. n. Travis Julia H. Hoffman,
c. P. Freeman. Catherine Campbell.
Eileen F. McKenny, May P. Reid, Anne
Bernhard. ". W. Jones. G. + Gleve-
E. F. Van zandt, NJ. E. Piepenbrins.
NJ. e. Nelligan. Annie H. Bernardo,
Mary Bowie, Mary c. Garfield, Bertram m
Challice, Jennie l.. Coleman. NJ. C. Cam
erai. M. c. Devreux, X. D. Frye. Helen
c. Clancy, Cecilia T. Gallagher, Mary
A. Haynes. Alice B. Heyl. Josephine
Hickey, Florence II. Hewlett, Alice NJ.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
SECRETARY LANE TO PRESIDE
Interior Department Flag Day Ex.
ercises Will Be Held Mondav

Flag day exercises will be held BY
the officials and employees Of the In
terror Department Monday in the In
terror court of the department build
ing Secretary Of the Interior Lane
will preside. and the speakers will be
representatives of each of the bureaus
Of the department. as follows: Lee r.
Robinson, general land office; Fairfax
Bayard. patent office; W. B. Pettus.
pension office: Jasper L. OBrien. bu.
reau of education; John B. Torbsrt.
geological survey; E. B. Hoffman
reclamation service, and judge I W
Thompson. bureau Of mines.
The court of the Interior Dsnart-
ment is being handsomely decora rad
with flags and emblems Thu exsr-
cises will begin at l o'clock ana last
a little more than an hour The saints
Of the flag and pledge Of alleriance
will be given by the entire assem-
blage. Eleven members Of a companv
Of the Engineer Corps, U. S. A.. havs
been detailed to aid in this ceremony
and will handle the stand Of color
A section Of the Marine Band vii,
play and chorus of 100 voices viii
sing patriotic songs. The Interior De.
partment Glee Club is to sing The
Recessional." The chairman Of The
committee on arrangements for thu AZ
ercises is Alexander Mosher Of the nat.
ent office
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Scope Of Inquiry Broadened.
Officers Elected by Birth Abraham.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., June 9.-At
the concluding session of the conven-
ton of the Order of Birth Abraham
last night, Leon Sanders of New York
was elected grand master for the sew
enth consecutive term. Other officers
elected are:
First deputy, Gustave Hartman, Wash
inston, D. c.: second, Lazarus Davis,
Boston; third. Max II. Schoen, Pennsyl-
yania; fourth, Michael Landau. New
Jersey; fifth, DIR. George Sultan. Illi-
nois; sixth. Hyman Jacobs, Connecticut.
seventh, julius Guttman, Missouri; ;
eighth, Hyman Winick, Baltimore.
ninth. Herman Rosenberg, Ohio; as
sembiyman, Jacob Eaton. Rhode Islan nd
The secretary is Max l.. Hollander.
New York: treasurer. David Goldberg.
New York.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Recognition Of Meritorious Act.

Maj Gen. J. Franklin Bell. command
ing the ID Division at Texas City, has
published a general order commend
ing First Lieut.. Kenneth p williams,
infantry. and Private Ralph D. Ramp.
1at Infantry. for msritorious conduct
In the service. In February last, at Inn
minent risk. they saved Private r. W.
Kendall. 23d Infantry. from drowning
In Galveston bay by voluntarily going
to his rescue in a small hat-bottomed
motor boat, without . rudder. on a high
sea and during q high wind. Private
Ramp has been recommended for q
certificate OF merit. Lieut.. williams
. private in the 18th Infantry from
July. 1888. until July. 1901, when. As
vas appointed . second lieutenant II
the 1s{ Infantry.
Evening star., 1915-06-09

Hoffman, Agnes Icey. Cornelia B. Jett.
Mary A. Koehler. Alice M. Lanahan.
Louise Mack, Maggie E. Martin. Lulu
F. Morgan. Mary D. Shipley. Glars
Tomlin. Mary l. Whiteley. Mary E
Wild. b. J. Conner, V. Stacy and Viola
Matlock.
Acknowledgment E. Blackstone, Ma
rion K. Ferguson, A. NJ. Yeatman. Ber-
tina NJ. Holmes. Grace r. H. McGhan. M.
L. Tricou. B. V. Young. F. F. Mullican.
Irene Elliott, f. M Carmen. Margaret
Robertson. Eunice X. Warner. Ruth
Thompson. Emma Ballman, Efie Her
ron, Helen Jameson, Helen v. Smith.
ret Depue. Louise Frederick, Eva
Jackson M. McDevitt. Ada B. Spence,
c. M. MacLennan, F. f. Cross, v.
NJ. DeMoll. NJ. f. Downing. E. A. Ire
v, Reilly. 1: sommerville. c. q. Trox-
ell. A. E. Thomas. Rae Underwood, S.
Westhorpe and J. NJ. Stone.
Tenors-W. S. Blanchard. P. Buettner,
H. A. Harding. o. P. Kellar. L. l. Beaz-
ley. c. G. Harris. F. A. Birgfeld, J. E.
Haas, z. L. Gibson. H. G. Goelitz, H.
C. Pearson, H. A. Dobson. H. L. Shep-
herd. A. H. Smith. A. NJ. Schroeder. X.
D. McRae, John v. Shea, w. o. will
liams. J. H. McWhorter. NJ. L. Turner.
Stevenson, w. H. Franklin, Frank
Bryan.
Basses-F. I. Evans. H NJ. Gilman. L.
G. Graesle, G. F. Johnston, c. E. Rice, J.
NJ Sylvester. Willard E. Buell., A. M
Laster. N; NJ: Ambrose. c. H. Green. L.
r. CHM. H. c. Long. B. B. Pettus, c. r.
Rowdy bush, q. r. Shields. A. ]. whitaker.
J. w. Reid. H. b. Easterling, ]. H. Lank.
ford, G. P. Mcfarland, w. F. Carter. F.
B. Farquhar. E. T. Miller, c. r. Enela.
H. Fl. Tallmadge. J. F. Tompkins, v. s.
Jones. w. T. PARROT, c. o. Stevens. p a
Shepherd. v. e. Hutchinson, G. K. Gouid
Carl Book. E. M. Holmes. H. /. Lowe. i
c. Parrot. G. II. Griffith, B. Steele, M A
Donnelly and w. 0. Ison.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
W|FE-BEATER IS WHIPPED
Charles Dove Of Middlebrook, Md,
Given Fifteen Lashes at
Rockville Jail.

Charles Dove Of Middlebrook, Nd,
convicted In the police court at Rock
will yesterday of wife-beating, was given
fifteen lashes across his bare back
in the jail yard at noon yesterday
The blows were administered by Sher-
If Peyton Whelan. This was the first
time in twenty-five years that such
form Of punishment has been given to
a white man in Rockville. 1t is de-
clared.
Dove was arrested Monday on the
charge Of having beaten his wife, Ruby
nove. Saturday night. Judge Arthur M.
Mace pronounced the sentence. A large
ana curious crowd witnessed the punish
This IL tho third lashing sentence that
Ynd1A Mace has Yiieted out in recent
veare. The other two men 30 treated
we're oolorsd
Evening star., 1915-06-09
PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK
AT FLAG DAY EXERCISES
Rites Scheduled for June ID on
on Treasury Department
Plaza.

The official program OF Flag day sx-
ercises. to be held on the south plaza
OF the Treasury Department building
June II. has been announced by Chief
Clerk Wilmeth OF the Treasury De-
partment. The President is to be the
orator of the day, and Secretary Nc
Adoo 10 to preside and also deliver an
address. The exercises are to begin at
noon.
A selection by the Marine Band
march. 1.-The Stars and Stripes" is to
be the first number. Then the mighty
chorus of $50 voices is to sing the
patriotic anthem, March Of the Ma
ton" The President then will speak.
Accompanied by the chorus and the
band. Henry H. Tallmadge will sins
the solo, THE Star Spangled Banner
Evening star., 1915-06-09
GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK.
CREW BRITISH PRISONERS

LONDON. Juno Q. $50 p.m.-omcia,
announcement was made today by sec-
rstary Of the Admiralty Balfour that
German submarine had been sunk
and that six of her officers and ALI
members Of her crew had been CAP
tured.
Mr. Balfour announced also that
German submarine prisoners hereafter
shall Be accorded treatmsnt Identical
with al other German prisoners Ia
Ensisa -
Evening star., 1915-06-09
GREEK KING MUCH BETTER.
Hope Expressed That in Few Day.
He Will Be Out Of Danger.

PARIS, June .. 2:15 p.m.-The Havas
News Agency has received a dispatch
from its correspondent at Athens. dated
today. who says that King Constantine
Of Greece began to show great I'M
provement at midnight last night and
this amelioration has continued Tho
hope fs expressed, the correspondent
says, that within two or three days the
king may be pronounced out Of danger.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Bulgaria to Get Guns.

LONDON. June s.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Copenhagen
says:
= The Danish ministry has received
word from Berlin that the automatic
guns destined from Denmark for Bulga-
been seized by the Germans, are on
their way to Bulgaria"
Evening star., 1915-06-09
British Air Raid on Ghent.

AMSTERDAM. via London, June g.
The TelegraArs Sas Van Gent. Holland,
correspondent says heavy damage at
Ghent has resulted from q British air
raid. The correspondent adds that no
details of the raid are available Client
il twelve miles northeast Of Sas Van
Gent.
Evening star., 1915-06-09

talked, each with hand on the arm
of the other. They told each other how
sorry they were to sever their ofhciai
relations
Finally Mr. Bryan remarked that he
knew the President was a busy man
and that he would not detain MIN
longer.
The two men who have stood together
during the last two years In one crisis
after another rose to their feet stimuli
taneously and clasped hands
"God Bless You," They Exclaim.
God bless you.' said each. as their
hands touched. Mr.. Bryan then gave
another grip to the Presidents hand
and left the White House.
Mr.. Bryan. accompanied by Secretary
Turnulty walked down the steps.
Waiting near the steps were woman
and two small children Mr. Bryan
shook hands with all three On tne
way from the White House to the
executive offices the former Secretary
of State and Mr.. Tumulty walked arm
In arm. talking confidentially.
AS Mr. Bryan walked from the w h1te
House he was met by j. J. Jusserand'
the French ambassador, and Col. Wig
nal, the new military attache OF the
French embassy. who were calling 10
pay their respects to the President
While the colonel. i'll the dress uni
form of the French army. stood AT
salute, the ambassador advanced qulck-
ly and shook hands warmly with Mr..
Bryan.
Photographed With Writers.
A newspaper photographer was wait
ing at the executive offices and asked
Mr.. Bryan to pose for picture with
Mr. Tumulty He readily consented,
but insisted that an assembled group
Of newspaper men be included in the
picture.
That is, | want them in the picture
If they are willing to be taken with
me-" said Mr.. Bryan.
Evening star., 1915-06-09

without having an opportunity to say
good bye to you all. 1t has been very
pleasant to be associated with you. and
1 would feel very badly II any Of you
could justly feel that ] have not been
fair to you during my conduct OF this
ONCE.
'The rewards Of life are not to be
found in either the money we make
or the honors that we enjoy. The
money is necessary to provide for our
needs, and the honors are pleasant II
they indicate confidence on the part Of
reward of life is in the affection that
We feel for each other. 1t Is in the
good will which we feel is entertained
for us and the best reward that we
can receive Is appreciation accom-
panied by good will.
Words Of Appreciation.
TN leaving you ! want to assure you
all, every one of you. and that without
distinction. without reference to the
position that you occupy or the emolu-
sure you all that I appreciate the spirit
Of cooperation that has manifested it.
self. the devotion which you have ex-
hibited. and l want to assure you that
my good will will follow each and all
of you. and II at any time or at any
place we should chance to meet I want
you to feel that it will not be an in
will not be unappreciated II you will
make your presence known.
The fact that we have been asso-
ciAted together is all the introduction
that you entertain for me the same
| kind OF feeling that I entertain for
you It will be one OF the most pleas
| ant memories for me"
Evening star., 1915-06-09

70 the employee follows:
= was net willing TO lsavs the once
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
O.

Clanom druStva "Dclavec" st.
81 >. ID. L. Il. Sc naznanja, da S.
sklep zadnje druStvcne sejc glass,
da mora vsak bolniSki obiskova.
lee ma sell ustmeno ali pa pismc.
no %sporocati o stanju bolnikov.
katere je on obiskal. Kdor tega
ne stori bode "a ID dni suspend
ran, Oziroma Sc mu otegne II din.
bolniska podpOra, ako bi slucajno
bill bolan.
Seja naSega druStya Sc vrSi
vsako drugo nedeljo V mcsecu OBJ
y uri dopoldan V John Godinevi
dvorani ma 6025 st. Clair ave.
Edward Branisel, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02

nj porotmi odbor? Ccmu ST. pritozu-
jcio clam Y listih po prctcku scd-
mih let pc NTH izkljucitvi, da
druStvI po krivcm odtcgujc boil.
clanom podporo? - Scvcda. to he
stoji V pravilih. ia .ic druStvo pri-
moranO doloGati podporo clanom,
katcri poScdaio cclc noGi Y salo-
NH, vlcceio starokrajski mch, po-
tenn pa pridcio ma scjo. zahtcva-
joel podporo "a bolczcn, kcr .iih
bolc prsti cd ''muziciranja". To-
raj cemu ST. Glani, vsegavcdni V
druStvenih tOckah, ako Sc jim .jc
godila krivica cd strani druStv.
uradnikov, ne obrncjo 5 pritozbo
do glavncga porotncga odbora in
do konvenciic, doklcr so Sc Glani ?
kadar pa MISC wee, mai pa odmak-
neJo svojc prstc cd organizacijc.
In urcdniki listov, Xxi priobcujejo
kritikc V drustv. ozirih, mai hi bill
nckoliko boil razsodni, kajti Nth
krivda jc, ako 81 nakopljc.io in ma
pravijo slab vtiSk V SLOW. naprcd-
mem narodu.
Ma Use drugc izjavc. Y katcrih
obdolzujc omenjcni dopisnik druS-
tvcne uradnikc nevem vsc kakSnih
napak, katcrih vsch lastnik jc pa
sam, hi vrcdno odgovarjati, kcr
so prazna nicla. PrcpuSGam, mai
bodo MENU samcmu V v~csclic i'm
mai Sc 4 mimi ukvarja. Kajti kak-
Snega kOristncga della IA naprcdck
'naScga pametno mislcGcga naroda
ne BIO .ozirom ma nicgovo glavo
III njcgov znaGaj nihGc pricakoval
cd NIGGA.
PrcpuScaioS mojo ~iziavo V raz-
sodbo s%ploSncmu c~lanstvu SLOW.
|naprcdnih organizacii, pozdrav-
liam vsc Clanc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02

mi, toda OStalo j. VSr taku kakOr
j. bilO; spl So spanjc pravicncga.
klub Sc Stoil. toda ma robu pro
pada drzita "a Same So diva trdna
tlana, da ne padr : vctno tcmo.
Ccnicni Sobratjc, SliSal sem Pc
strani, ia Jill jc mnogo, Xxi misliio
i'll zelc z0pct priStopiti. kliGcm
van vscm, XII innate V rcsnici soci-
alno miscl, da In res storitc. VISTA
nimo i'll podaimo 81 rokc bratskc
solidarmosti, ter dciujmo sloIno.
kcr lc V slogi ic moe.
Res .ic, da Sc ST. vcdno dobc taxi,
Xxi ma vidcZ odobruicjo socialno de-
lovanic, toda Y RET "a pa mrzc ;
ali mi Sc ma take ne o:!ramo. Nj
smo 81 zaGrtali pot. po katcri bono
korakali $ trdnim sklcpom, ola ST.
hoGemo bojevsti do svoicga zazc-
lienega eliza.
Nadaljc opozar.iam Use tistc ella
ne. XII imajo kakc klubovc knjigc.
da Jill blagovolijo vrniti. da Sc de-
ne vSc Y pravi red. Omcniti moran
tudi, ia So j. r. nck0llkokrat "a
lctcl V tuka.jSnjo nasrlbino ptic :
crnim pcricm, bclim ovratnikom.
rdctim kljunom. Z ginliivim. slad-
kim pcticm. nagovariajoG tukaj-
Snjc Judi "a zgraditcv ''svctcga
Ne mislim pa, da mu bo
srcGa mila. Ncndar Sc Jill ia Sc
Ios:; d0bi, Xxi odobruirio scbi ma
stavlicno past. Uccnikov. XII uGc
svctc molitvicc in nadnaravnc bu-
dalosti, katcrc sami ne vcr.iamc-
.io. nam nj trcba, trcba pa nam
dohrih Sol in NTH utcnikov, XII
hi ucili rcsnico in spoznanic.
Socialistitni pozdrav,
Andrea IlcrSic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
Imperial, Pa.
urednik Proletarcal

CenJem urednik Proletarca!
kcr Sc re dolgo mic nj culo IL
nase Masculine, hoGcm JAZZ poveda-
IL, ola so razmcre, kar Sc della ti6c
pray ME vrednc. Della Sc DO diva
dnl na teden, in Sc takrat Sc ne mo.
re zasluziti "a sol in tObak. Niko-
muir ne svctujcm, da bi hodil sem.
ker je re zdai vsc prenapolnieno,
' druStvenem oziru napreduic.
mo dobrO; imamo tri podporna
drustva. Cstanovili smo tudi Ora.
matlcno DruStvo, XII pa sedaj mic
pray ne naprcduie, nekaj kcr so
razmcrc slabc, nekaj pa tudi cato
ker Jc med naSimi ro.jaki prcmalo
zanlmanla. Cpam, da ga DO wee.
kadar sc zboliSa polozaj. Ustano-
viii smo tudi citalnico, XII ic tn.
kaJsnJcmu narodu zclo potrebna.
Ncdolgo tcga mi ic prisla v ro-
ko nasa Ave Mica in opazil sem.
lc prcoblcccna. Pref .jc imcla
rdeco oblcko, scdai ina pa svctlo-
zeieno. Ncmara .ic hotela malo ko-
Ne''ratl S kaksnjm socialistom, pa
Sc III strmlalo, in zdaj JIG cd jeze
pozclcncla.
kar blcbc6c o socializmu, 10 IA
ko ncumno, da hi mi bilo zal ~
cas-, ce hi il odgovoril. s svojimi
budalostmi d~okazu.ic, da jc pisana
"a bebcc, nc pa "a pamctnc liudi.
bo1l Sc pa socializma kakor kapi.
tallsti. Ali nj to jason dokaz. da
trobita kapitalizcm in klcrikali-
zem V en- rog?
= soc. p%ozdravom
Josip NJ. Rudolf.
vodja 81. Dram. Drus.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
IL NASELBIN.
Little Falls, N. Y.
Cenjeni sOdrug urednik

Cenjeni sodrug urednik!
Skoraj vsak teden citam kaksen
dOpis IL nase masculine v"Gl. N"
ali pa "a. S." Ali dopisi s ia
KIM vsebinami ne dajejo dobrega
izpricevala naSi naselbini, Xxi jo
bodo pametni ljudjc smatrali "a
norisnico. Ako posluSa Glovek tie
debate, Xxi jih imajo zaradi evrop-
ske yoJne, Sc mu mora re vse pri-
studiti; pc tenn pa Sc tie modrosti
pc casopisih Eni so Kranjci, dru-
gi nemcurji, nekaj je tudi Avstri-
jancev, SlOvencev je pa pray
malo. Vsak piSe bolj "uteno".
ampak pred vso to uGenostjo hi
Glovek pobegnil. cato Sc mcnda
nobeden ne upa imenom ma dan.
Pc mojem mncnju hi bilo veil
ko bolje, &C hi 81 ustanovili socia-
listiGcn klub in 81 nabavili kakSne
take knjigc. Ola bi Sc ljudje kaj
nauGili IL Nth. Vsi smo ubogi de
lavci, XII hi moral najprej misliti
ma to, kaj nam je kot dclavcem
potrebno. Vsem bi koristilo, zee
hi Sc kaj naucili, da hi vsaj vede-
Ii. zakaj trpimo in kako hi sc dalo
pomagati. Kdor ina boil odprte
mozgane. maj hi pa druge lepo
poducil. ne pa zmerjati sc po "a
sopisih Z vsakovrstnimi priimki in
cello z osli.
Klub mai hi Sc ustanovil. pa &c
hi incl prav v Zacetku lie malo
clanov. Poznali bi Sc vsaj tisti, XII
hoGcjo res kaj pamctnega. potem
hi re gledali, da hi Sc Sc drugi
spametovali.
Pozdravliam Stajcrcc, Kranjce,
nemskutarje, Slovence, povrh pa
So Avstrijance.
Elizabeth Pcnich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
NAZNANILO.

NaznanJa ST clanom druStva
'%Jutranja Zvezda" st. II S. ID.
+. Il. V Clevclandu, O., da mai Sc
zaneslJivo vdeleze prihodnje me-
scene scje, katrra Sc vrSi dine Sti.
r~lmaJstega marca. Poleg drugih
stvari je ma dnevnem redu tudi
glasovanjc IA zvisanje posmrtni.
ne in bolniske podpore.
Naznanja Sc tudi sklep zadnje
drustvene seje, kateri Sc glasi. ia
kdor Sc ne vdclezi trch druStyenih
sci, da bodc suspendiran. TO
velja tudi IA tiste, kateri he pla.
Sajo !meseGnih asesmentOv. Bla-
gajna j. prazna i'll odborniki Sc
moramo ravnati po pravilih.
Frank Kokatec, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
Na$a majSka izda1a.

oe ava meseca mamo do prvega maja, Xxi jc
po svobodnem sklcpu organizirancga zavcdncga
prolctariata delayski prank. o pomcnu tcga
praznlka nam hi trcba razpravljati na tenn mcstu.
DclaNstN0 manltcStlra prvega maia predvscm svo-
Jo zrcloSt $ tenn praznovamjcm dokazujc. da Sc
zaveda, katcrcmu razrcdu pripada $ svoio mani
fcstacijo, Xxi Sc vrSi po vscm svctu soGaSno, potr-
Jujc, da jc dclavStvo vsch dczcl i'm vsch narodov
ena IN enotna vclika armada, Xxi strcmi pc popol-
M z~druzitvi, ola dosczc Y nici moe, XII ic potrcbna.
da Sc resi- IL kapitalisti6ncga suzcmjstva.
Prvi majnik j. dan dclavskcga cdinstva. IA
kor so dclavci povsod izkoriSGani i'm zatirani V
kapitalisticncm Sistcmu, tako morajo biti slozni
V obrambI III Y boju, tc hoGcio STREET silc izkori-
scanla in zatirania.
Prvi majnik j. prank boia. tistcga boja. Gi-
gar cilJ j. rcsnicna svoboda in cnakost, boia, XII Sc
vodi ~ una svitlim mcGem.'
Prvi malnik pa j. tudi prank miru. svctov-
mega mlru, IN mOgoGcn protest prot voini i'm mill
tirlznlu. cato ina praznovanje prvega majnika
letos poseben pomen. Nekoliko milijonov naSih
bratov in t~ovariSev lei v evropskih zakopih S pus-
kami v rokah, "a kanoni, moznarji in mitralieza-
mi, ma tuje povelje ~ubiiaioci drug druzega. Vec
kakor million ih re lei pod zemljo, in Sc nekoli-
ko miljonov jh lei 20 bolniSnicah. Ia tuje inte-
reese, ma tut ukaz, sebi lie ma skodo, Sc koljeio tt
si, XII so drug drugemu najbiznii.
Ncm" pa, ia jc tudi Ia grozna. najvccic stra-
hutc Z najvcGio blaznostjo i'm 4 najgrozovitciSo J.
Ionijo prcplctajota tragcdiia poSlcdica tistcga ka-
pi,aliStiGncga sistcma, Hi ubiia dclavcc vsak dan
pc jamah. plavzih, jcklarnah. 2clcznicah it'd. ter
napolnjujcJo Yes >vct I rcvcii in pohablicnci.
lie zmaga delavstva more ustvariti razmere, v
katerih DO c~loveStvo uzivalo mir.
Boju ~ tako image ic poSyctcm prank pr
vega majnika.
Tudi ''Prolctarcc" hocc "a ia prank izpol-
nit svoio doIlnoSt. kakor zc zadnja lcta izidc
"Prolctarcc ludi "a ia dan Y povctani obliki.
&c bod" narot!la zadcsina. hc tiskam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02

Jill MOI IN podpirajmo Jill v soci.
alnem boju "a enakopravnost in
svobodo.
Gledati moramo tudi zene, kako
bono vzgojile svOje otroke, da
Jim bo zasi ala lepsa zarja.
Kar sc tiGe daril Ia stavkarje,
mislim, da bi bio najbolje, dc
kdo kaj daruje. da Sc poslje ma
ravnost drustvom ali pa znanim
zanesljivim druzinam. Ker lie Ia
ko je upati, da pride V prave
rokc.
s soc. pozdravom
Eni Koran.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
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Panama, Ill.

CcnJcnO urcdniStvo Proletarca!
kcr .jc &c mnogim mana tukajS-
MIA nasclbina, ne bonn opisaval
vseh njenih podrobnosti. Delamo
vsak dan, toda zasluzck .ic vzlic
tcmu slab, to pa cato, ker jc ROY
prcnapolnjen $ prcmogarii.
Ma d~ruStvencm polju smo dobro
stoieGi, talso da So "a slutaj ncz-
code vsakdo lahko zavaruic, pose
bno pa scda.i, ko .ic naSa =. y. =.
j. znizala pristopnino in razrcdno
razdelila smrtnino in podporo, VISA
kemu ma nicgovo lastno poljub-
most.
kako stojimO pa Ma politiGncm
polju? To vpraSan.jc BIO boil tczko
rcSiti. Ne oziraic Sc ma kritiko. ho-
Gem 2 b%olcZnijo ma dan, cctudi pre-
govor pravi, da rcsnica oGi kolje.
Tukajsnii soc. klub .jc bill ~vStanov-
Lien mcseca marca |. 1911. s 30 Ella
nj; scdcm clanov ic odpotovalo.
drugi Sc bivajo tukaj: toda kaj jc
vzrok, da so zaspali in Sc wee nc
zdramiio?
Po dvalctncm tukajSnjcm Diva
nju sem incl mnogo prilikc opa-
zovati $ klubovo dclovanic in
vidcl sem takoj, da mu nj "a
gotOvlien obstoj. - Prvic jc pre-
wee dcloval alkohol, go drugoc ic
bilo prcvcc zahrbtcncga govoric-
MIA in ogovarianja, kar jc najvcG
povzrocilo ncprijaznost in sovraS.
two med Glani. Trctiic pa .ic bila
tn oseba. XII sc ic najboli trudila
"a ustanovitcv kluba, trn V pet
vcGini. Zacclo So j. dclovati IN
klubov propad in pogin. Odpadali
so pomalo kakor mcdene hruskc
v icsenskcm casu. Clan, XII ie bill
skorai vsem ma poti, sc je umak-