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Evening star., 1915-02-24
Best Pure Foods.
A number of high-srade values for
Anniversary.

Premier Br Q nd Peanut
Butter: made from the choic-
est peanuts: regular 2Sc sfss.
AnAivefsary price, 3 tor
6oc.
Orange B ] o 9 Q o m Brand
Genuine Maine Corn; q ten
der grain. free from mots
and silk; regular 15c value.
Anniversary price, 31.25
dozen.
Plain and STUFFED Q u e n
Olives. put up in the r.a-
convenient screw top jar.
regular eoc size.
Anniversary price, ; for
SSc.
Strasbough Brand Bright
Red Tomatoes: q good. heavy
pack.
Anniversary price, e1!00
Indian River Grapefruit.
medium.
Anniversary Ds1oak &c A0ssa.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

Premier Brand Pure Fruit
and Cane Sugar Jams. guar.
anteed to contain no arti'
ficial coioring. in straw
berry, raspberry. apricot.
blackberry. red cherry. peach
and pineapple.
Anniversary price, 8 Jars for
@1.O0. Regularly SSc.
Del Monte Brand Graded
Asparagus: an extra tender
and we'll favored grass
which regularly sells at soc.
Anniversary price, 4 for
$I.OO.
Premier Bra d Orange
Marmalade, regularly sold
at CSC.
AnniversaFy price. 15c Jar.
Savoy B q n d Asparagus
Tips; q tender. delicious and
high-grade grass: regular
26c vnlue.
Anniversary DEleos q tor
o1I0o.
nm 1oee. = sefsst.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

Robert \. Golden. seventy-siX years
old, one of the pioneer commission
merchants of this city. died early this
morning at his home. S1i b street
southwest. following an attack of
grip. Mr.. Golden had been in failing
health for several years.
Funeral services are to be held Fri
day afternoon at . o'clock at the fam
lily residence Interment is to be in
Glenwood cemetery.
Pallbearers will include the follow
ing nephews and grand-nephews of
the deceased: Rev H.. NJ Reed. John
H. Carter. William Golden Carter, Rob
ert Golden Carter. Stephen S. Golden
and ]. Matthew Tracey.
Mr.. Golden was native of Charles
county. Md. In his youth he engaged
in farming. but left the farm about
1855 and came to Washington. He
established one of the first fish mar
kets in Washington, and for number
of years engaged in the grocery busi-
ness.
In Commission Business.
Always the moving spirit in the va
rious enterprises in which he was In
terested. in 1862 he established the
commission firm of r. A. Golden &
Bro. This firm continued until about
thirty years ago, when his brother died,
the business being continued by Mr..
Golden.
In 1894 Mr.. Golden esta blished the
firm of Golden. Love & Co. This firm
in 1904 was merged into the present
nrm of Golden & Co. Mr.. Golden was
the president until six years ago, when
he retired from business.
Mr. Golden was at all times actively
interested in the welfare of Washing
ton. He was a member of the Board
of Trade and of the knights of Pythias
His wife, Mrs. Belle Northern Golden,
and a sister survive him.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Choice Candies.
All of these are at very special prices.

A 8 sort ID Chocolates in
pound boxes.
Anniversary a price. 3Oc pound.
Regularly 4Oc.
Assorted Hard Candies.
Anniversary price. 23c pouad.
Regularly soc.
Seashore Pebbles; de-
licious nutty-favored sweet.
Anniversary price, 2Sc pound.
Regularly 4Oc.
Sugar-roasted Peanuts.
Anniversary price. 1Sc pound.
HegularIy :5c.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Wonen's New Colonial Pumps.
Anniversary Price, $3.75 Pair.
Regular Price, $500.

Through the courtesy Of Laird. Schober &:
Company, whose name on shoes stands for the
best in quality of material. distinctveness and
beauty Of style excellent fit and workmanship, we
are enabled to offer for this Anniversary week
three lots of Patent Colonial Pumps far below
regular prices. They this seasons approved
styles. OF best quality patent calfskin, prettily
modelled and excellcntly finished inside and out !;
trimmed with small self-covered buckle set on
small colonial shaped tongue. Turn and welt
soles; Spanish and Cuban heels Complete range
of sizes to "a; to 7B 2H to &c and D.
floor Tenth sire
Evening star., 1915-02-24

Assorted Chocolates. Choc-
olate-covered Marshmallows.
Chocolate covered Pepper
mints. Old-fashioned Choco-
late Creams Cocoanut But
ter Sweets. Lemon Creams,
Orange Creams. Pineapple
Creams. Whipped Creams,
Cocoanut Puffs.
Anniversary price. 2sc pound.
Regularly 4Oc.
c h oco1 a I e and Vanilla
Wrapped Caramels.
Anniversary price. 21c pound.
Regularly Zoe.
Fifth floor Tenth strcot
Evening star., 1915-02-24

Johu Green. forty-fve years old. and
his c.ughter. Miss Edna Green, aged
eigstesn were killed at Pocahontas.
Va o. failing from passenger train.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Anniversary Sale of Beautiful
Marbles.

Marble Figures, Heads and Pedestals at very
low prices. They all beautifully designed art
pieces OF exquisite imported Italian marbles.
of Marble.
Regularly $1,000. $3.50 $500 and $4,000.
Anniversary prices $500 81 ]. co. $12OO and 1880
o Mar
Regularly s2S. 90, $3.50. 5000 to $4,000.
Anniversary prices $3.50. So $35 and $3.50.
Pedestas White Marble
Regularly 500. $3.50, $500 $500
Anniversary $780, $3.50, $500 $780,
Pedestas White Marble
Regularly $3.50. $780, $1,000 and $3.50.
Anniversary prices $780, $3.50 and $500.
MARBLE FIGURES AT THE FOLLOWING
PRICES:
Regularly $S2.50 S65 co. $s5. 90. $4,000 $125.00
942OO. S4sO co. $500. $500
Regularly $500. $4,000. $500 $4,000 and $500.
Anniversary prices. $500. nd $500.
Regularly $500. $500, $780, $4,000, $500,
$22.00 $500.
Annivefsary prices, $500.
$3.50, $4,000, $3.50.
Regularly $780, $500,
Anniversary prices. $500, $780, 500, $3.50
Aiainh L stree
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Washington Testimony:

Mrs. NJ. Shannon. 1713 sth St NV.
Washington, says: Sometimes I
couldn't stand up on account OF the
sharp pains across nv kidneys. I
could hardly drag myself around
to do my housework. couldn't
rest after going TO bed on ac-
count of the pain in my ruck. When
morning came, ] was so tagged out
luat / could hardly get oJt OF be-.
tooN about three DOXes of Doan's
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Twc-Cent Postage Arranged For.

=. convention has been concluded be-
tween the United States and British
Honduras for two-cent postage be-
tween the two countries after March l,
1915.
Turkey last year produced 5000 bags
of canary seed
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Take Care After a Cold

Everyo-dy takes cold" now and
then Few of US take the trouble
to repair the damage the cold does,
especially to the kidneys.
the kidneys have to filter the blood
and when 1t Is congested, as during
a oold. they are likely to weaken: SO
whef- doctoring a cold. don't forget
the kidneys. especially II you notice
backache. muscular or joint pains.
or disorders of urination. dizzy spells.
headache. nervousness and tired-out
feelings.
Remember that neglected kidney
weakness leads 70 dropsy and BriSht's
disease.
When convinced that the kidneys
are weak, use moderation in diet and
drinking. Avoid overwork. worry and
late hours. Milk and water are espe
ciaily useful and as a special medi-
cine for sick kidneys, you can rely
on Doan's Kidney Pills, in successful
use and highly recommended the
Evening star., 1915-02-24

WOMEN's SILK PETTICOATS. of
heavy messaline, in white, black, plain shades
and two-toned effects, some with deep fancy
accordion plated founce. and others with
tucks and narrow accordion-plaited rufdes.
Also those of Silk Jersey, with deep fancy
accordion-plaited messaline 1ounce. Regu-
lar $500 quality. Special for Annversary...J
Third floor street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS
SEPARATE TROUSERS. of fine quality
worsteds and cheviots. in choice. we'll Sc
lected striped patterns There is good as
sortmcnt of light and dark effects; silk sewn
throughout. Waist measurements. % to 46
inches. Regularly $500 and 5000.
Main floor. Tenth
Evening star., 1915-02-24
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING

WOMEM'S NEW SPRING
SKIRTS, in three fine fare and circu-
lar models, suitable for business, street.
sport and all general wear. Some are
made with yoke and trimmed in but
tons; others plain tailored with set-in
or patch pockets. They are in gabar-
dimes, popiins. serses. mixtures and
shepherd checks, 4 splendid quality
and value. .........,u.v......r
1Atr1 1sse, q Strset.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

MEMS TERRY CLOTH BATH
ROBES. in good patterns and practical col
ors OF gray green. blue. tan and lavender; alb
solutely fast; fasten at neck and waist with
cord and tassel. These Robes are of the
regular $500 quality. Special at.............-
Main floor. street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
COLONIAL RAG RUGS,

cially desirable for bedrooms, bath
rooms. etc. Made of new, clean rags.
IN plain colors and artistic "old-tyme"
interwoven rag rug patterns, in quaint
color schemes, with woven herringbone
border. The small size is regularly 500
and the large size regularly $1,000. -.
Sixth door, F street
Evening star., 1915-02-24

MEMS SILK.PLATED SOCKS
Lightweight Seamless Socks, with double
toes and heels, and brilliant luster that
washing will not take away. In black and a
good assortment of colors. The regular Csc
grade. for this SALE special. Observation-Disclosures.
Main floor, F
Evening star., 1915-02-24

AUSTRIAN FANCY CHINA. en-
bracing Salad Bowls. Footed Bowls. Mayon- G
naise Bowls Cake Plates, Footed Cake Plates
and Footed Nat Dishes, in variety of ar nj
tistc patterns. Regularly $l!00 to $l25. f-
Special .......................J
Fifth street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

WOMEN'S NEW SPRING.
BLOUSES. of laees ehiffons and silk crepe $3.05
de chine, in several very beautiful new spring
styles Regular $5z5 and $675 qualities, at each
the special price.
street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Cut Glass.

Seven-piece Water Sets, of brilliant and
richly polished crystal cut in a very attrac- !
tive floral design; pitcher and six glasses.
Regularly $500.
Glasses. beautifully cut in floral patterns
Included are Water Tumblers, Grape Juice
Glasses, Ice Tea Glasses, Bell-shape Tum- +
blers and High-ball Glasses. Regular l5c
quality ...................'..'.''
F1fsh ooor, stssst.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
WOMEN's LINGERIE,

WAISTS Of sheer voiles, organdlcs
and India lawns, in the new high-neck
and long sleeve models. prettily trim .
med with laces in many designs. Es-
pecially desirable and pretty. Values
from 500 to $3.95. Special for the An
nlyerSary ...........s. ....''.'....'..'. 81
Third aoer, @ street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
3x6 it,,
$l.4S each
oxIZ it..
sos each

WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES. in a
variety of striped patterns. both light and
dark colorings; splendid quality; complete
with dust cap; all sizes.
Third noor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

WARDROBE TRUNKS: canvas cov-l
cred and fiber bound. strongly made, in every q
particular, with steel clamps and fine brass =
lock; the interior is neat and practical. hav-
ing cloth lining, double bar hangers and five
drawers. The best trunk value obtainable....
floor G street.
COLORED PRINTS OR PICTURES
in a number of good subjects. Some are
mounted on two-toned mats and inciosed i'll
10xlz FURNISHED gold frames, and others are
in size oxl2 frames. They are the regular
LOO quality. ..-............-..-J
Vsarth door, F street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Fine Quality Ribbons.

SeIf-coIored Fancy Ribbon. of extral
heavy weight suitable for children's hair ,
bows and also for hat trimmings; an attrac-
tive showing OF colorings, in 5-nch va
Dorothy Dainty Sash Ribbons, 7H inches
wide, in the pretty pinks and blues and all 8
white These are in the moire antique effect q
with floral borders either side; the quail va
ity is exceptional. .....'...'.'...............J
A s-inch Self-colored Fancy Ribbon, inl
rose pink and sky blue, with sash width to Ioc
match in anS es fbas
Main Aoa. Center
Evening star., 1915-02-24

MEMS FOUR-IN-HAND NECK
TIES. of splendid quality silk in two spe-
cial patterns; the colorings are rich and at
tractve. and the shape is the full and gener-
Gus kind now worn. Regularly $1.00. Now.
Main 6oor, F street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

AND HYMNALS-Bibles in both the
King James and revised versions, and
in number of sizes and prints; also
I Iestaments, Prayer Books and Hymnals.
Most of them with fine limp leather
bindings and many with gilt tops. All
are slightly marred or worn from using
as travellers samples.
Second noer, F street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

MEMS SPRING SHOES. in butt,
style. Made Of fine grade Gun Metal Ca
skin, with handsome gray cloth tops, in O.
of the smartest spring styles. They are fres
new and perfect; stylish to the smallest d
gree. Sizes to 10A, to 9HB, 81 to 91A
and D. Regularly $500. Now.............
Main floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

FINE IMPORTED CRETONNES.1
in the best weaves, and the widest possible
variety of patterns and colorings. Light and
dark effects in pinks blues, reds. yellows. law
enders, puppies, rose and other tones artis-
tcaily combined with green foliage, on beau
tiful white and cream grounds; they are 81 T
inches wide. Cretonnes suitable for draperies
of all kinds. slip covers, hangings, boudoir
sets, porch sets, bed covers, curtains cush
lar Soc, 60c and 75c grades. For the anni-
hoor G street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

WOMEN'S SUITS-We have rel
duced the entire stock of Women's Win
ter Suits to a very low price. They are
OF gabardines, poplins, broadcloths,
serges, whipcords, novelty cloths. in navy
blue, black, brown, green and gray
mixtures Plain, fancy and fur-trimmed
styles Formerly sold up to $500. Now
marked at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Third floor, G
Evening star., 1915-02-24

CUSHIONS-Suitable for sofas,1
couches porches lawns, benches. hammocks.
living rooms and bedrooms. with filling of
the best silk floss covered in fine cretonnes.
Also Cretonne- covered Cushions. suitable for
seats of wicker and willow furniture; artistic
colors and designs Regular $l.s0 and 500
values .........................
Fourth 6oor. G
Evening star., 1915-02-24

SILKS-Two very special values at s5'
yard. One is a 3S-inch All-silk Crinkled
Broche Crepe, in lavender, sky blue, Copen.
hagen, maize, pink and light brown, and the
other 36-inch All-siik Washable Mesa
line Brilliant, in several colors. Very spe
cial at......................
Second noor. street.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

WOMEN'S SPRING DRESSES, in,
the very newest fashions, and in taffetas,
crepe meteors, silk poplins and crepe de
chimes; the colors are navy blue, green,
old rose, gray. black and the new blues.
Very pretty styles in jumper and sus
pender effects. and the skirts in circular
and fare designs. Appropriate for street,
afternoon and all general wear. Sizes
"a to 40. Very special.
Third foor, G street
Evening star., 1915-02-24

WILLOW WASH BASKETS. I'M
oval shape and 3lnch size; finely woven of %
whole round willow. which gives r~ies the
strength, neatness and service of the split ca
willow. Very special price.
street.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
NEKAJ NAVODIL, KAKO IA
CETI SOCIALISTICEN KLUB.

&c .jc V NaSi nasclbini polcg Va,
Sc cctVorica IA, dnih delavcev, 81
lahkO uStanovitc SOcialisticen klub
in "a priklOpitc JugoSlovanski so
cialistiGni zycZi Chicagi. Klub
mora namrct imcti pri osnovanju
najmanjc , lGanov. DOticnik, kl
misli osnovati klub, mai pise po-
pref ~tajniStvu zvcZc. SOB W. Ma
Olson St, Chicago. III. in zahtcva
tiskovinc "a uStanovitcv, kakor
priStopnc kartc. tormulc "a meSeG-
ma poroGila in en- iztis pravil.
Pri ustanovitvi Sc ie o~ziraii ma
>lcdcca nayodila
SkliGejo mai Sc ljudje o kate
rib Sc misli, da hi postal So
cialisti. ko ste zbrani. mai skill
cateli razdeli med pricuioGe pri-
stopnicc. Vsak kdor zcli p%ostati
elan kluba. izpOlni emo ten pri-
s'opnic, kakor Sc glase vpraSa-
MIA. Nato Sc izroGc kartc 5 soc
vrcd ~sklicatcliu. Ko so vse pri-
Stopne kartc in svote pobrane, Sc
wolf takoi odbor. in sicer tajnik.
organization in zapisnikar "a emo
Lotto. ~prcdscdnik So wolf pa ma
vsaki sell. s TEN ic klub ustanov-
lien.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

Razirite svoje znanje! Poucite st o socialzmu, Razvedrite s.
duha! - "Iroctarec' ina Y svoji knjzevni zalogi sledcGe knige
in broSure:
Maksm Gorki: Matt, mehka ezb 300
Upton Sinclair poIov. Jos zavertnik N ". Kaker): Dzungel Povest
IL chicaskih klavnc ...... rs
Enrico Feri: Socialism m moderna veda. ... 30
Drzava pnhodnjosi 20
Proetariat D.. 10
Etbhn KrStan: Nevarni saciahzem ...... 800. 10
onunistcm NANTES O.. 20
Kdo untuje proizvajanje v malem.. 49,. 10
Socialism .1o
S@iaishcna knjHnca 2 zvezka in "Nasa bogastva'. ....... 10
Kaptahsticni razred 10
Vojna in socjalna demokracija. Is
Prof Wahrmund poslov A. Kristanl: Katoisko svetovno naziranie
IN voboina znanost ..'.. .25
v dbi kerikaizma o
o konsnmnh drStvih. II
Moderni poihcni razvoj-Modernfg ospodarski razvoj-cnu sociahzma 10
Zairnzna prodajalna ali konsum .O5
Stir crice (PoJudne zbirke wee lucil' s snopic) ............ 10
kak je lep vojask tar tPoljudne zbrke "vec luci!' 6 snopc) 10
katohska cerkev in socialism 10
Spoved papeza leksandr 10
francka in drugo. -..... .... .....-.. &c. ............... .25
Use tie knjige in brosue poNjemo postnine prosto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

Pc mcSGanskih caSopisih 50 Sc
zaGch Sirokoustiti uckatcri liudic.
da so mdi oui socialist. pa s. cc-
10 boljSi cd organiziranih. TO Sor-
to moIakaricv dobro poluamo
L.iudi. Xxi hi radi Scdcli ma dvch
>tol"h i'm Sc grcli pri vsch pcGch,
So nj uIkdar manikalo. Ampak "a
SocialiSta .ic prvi pogoi. da ic or
ganiziran; kaiti organizaciia M
Ic kakSna muhavoSt. tcmvcG mace
10 Sociali2ma. Socialism Sc honl-
ic prot Socialnim zlom; social
ZEN ne vcriamc, da prihaja eoric
cd kakSncga poSamczuika I'M lato
ga tudi Ne more odpraviti uohcu
p~oSamc2uik V Socialucm hoiu ic
poSamc2uik hrcz mo5i. i'm zato j.
troha organizacijc N IA hoi Kdor
tcga uc ra2umc, io ncrcducI. ne
pa socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
Skupa.i

Poleg te svotc prideio Sc pra-
villa. XII stanejo 30 sc komad in
pa clanSkc knji.icc, XII so 20 2c
komad.
ko prejme Ia. niStvo zveze pri-
Stopnc kartc in Svoto, odpoSlje
marke. da klubu Stcvilko in po-
Size vSc ~potrebno "a poslovanjc.
Charter dobc klubi cd County
ali pa drIavnc organizacije, in 81
Ger vcdno drugi meSec. ko .ie
kluh >prrict y zvczo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

kdor Sc ne upa miSliti. ne DO
nikdar Svoboden.
T. bc>cdo jc lahko liubiti narod
Ali narod potrcbujc kruha, ne pa
ljubczcnskih iziav.
Kdor mora nocindan kriGati, da
jc Sloveucc, na.jbrlc sam ne "a.
upa Svoicmu SlovcnStvU.
MISC D. obzalovanja vrcdne
ccrkvc, Xxi padajo tako globoko,
da Jill moraio ljudic a la Billy
SUNDAY vlcti IL blatao
Mi>lc5 7dravnik mora biti so.
%cialist kajti Sclc Socialisti6na.
dru5ba loo mogla rabbit "a ohra-
uitcv ~Iivljcnja srcdstva, XII Jill
rabi kapi'alisti5na "a ni6evanjc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
Opravilnik "a seize.

s |. Po klubu izvolieni pred
Scdnik prcdScduic. Ako zeli pred
Scdnik govoriti. "a zamenia tai
nix. Ako govornik uc QOvori k
'otki dncvncga rcda, ga ina
prcdscdnik pravico poklicati ma
rcdu. Y Skraincm slutaiu pa ape
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
Drugi Del
LETO (VOL.) X.
TOvariSem, delavcem ma razpoiiu.

SNoJc pravlce in dOlznosti. Nj
kdar nj bila delavska razredna
organizacija tako potrebna, ka-
kor Jc Y zadnjem kriticnem casu.
Danes m priSli do toGke, ko ie
YES kapitalistiGni in sovinistieni
Svet prOti naSim delavskim in Glo-
NeSklm pravicam. Ma eni strani
lmamo rcakcionarne Wade i'm o.
grOmno brczposelnoSt, XII mas da-
VI ma vsch koncih in kraiih. ma
drug pa trop pijanih ligaSev,
III plcScjo kot veSe okoli ognja.
lnternacionalo, do katcre ic inc.
10 dcIavNtvo vcliko zaupanjc, i'm
= katcri 81 glasno govorili zaved-
uI dclavcl vSch narodov. to IN
t'rnacionalo hotcjo MEM poboz-
pod m ncpohozui |Sovralniki dis
ktcdi'iraIi i'm pozornoSt dclavccv
drugam ohniti, da hi kapitali.
>tItuc Ntraukc in Wade potcm
nomotcuo vladalc.
Pri vsch tch kriticnih razme-
rah imamo Sc ncStcvilno mno5i-
co d~olavstva. Xxi 60 vodro .ni -
+ iudifcrcmtilmu i'm mirno 5oka
/ kdai IL padc lrclo iabolEo somo
y uarotjc. Dclavno liudstyo XII
'rpi lakoto i'm pomanikanie slo-
iii mcScauSkim frazaricm. ki y i.
menu narodnoSti i'm domoyino dc.
laio y ~voio korist. to ic Y korist
Sodaj lladaioGih i'm Y uaSo doIov-
>ko Skodo. Vctina dclayncga
liud>t,a Sc danes Slcdi tistim ka-
pitaliSticuim i'm narodniaSkim fa-
lotion. katcri So Y Gasu stovkc
zdruliio Z naihuiSim dclavskim
Soyraznikom >amo cato. kcr so
proti temu. da hi imcli dclayci
par ccntov holiSo plaGo.
Gas hi bill. da hi Sc to iudifc-
rcntno delavstvo zbudilo in sno-
znalo. da ga vodi iudifercntizcm
V laStuo poguho. Spozuati hi mo-
ralo. da mora d~clavstyo Same de
lati in zrtyovati. ako 81 hote pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
JugOSlOVanSka SOcialiSticna Zveza.

ski delavci V Amcriki ustanovili
JugoSlovansko SocialiStitno zvezo.
Xxi je del skupnc Socialisticnc
strankc V Amcriki.
kdor ne pozna zcmlicpiSia in ne
We mic o razmcrah iugoSlovanSkih
narodov Y starcm kraju. hi Sc Gu
dill, kako ic To, da 81 .i~ugoslovan-
ski; SlovcnSki, hrvatSki. srbSki i'm
bolgarski prolctariat Y Ameriki
druli. namcsto da vrSi svoic orga-
mzatorIGno dclo posamiGuo. IaCc-
tex tc mlSli lei Y iugoSlovanski i
dcii, Xxi : e jc hila y zadnilh par de
>ctlctih oijNcla IN ~razyila y razuc
fazc.
JugoslovanSki Studcutic pc We
lcmcStih So Skladali q tel id,il
Ncrzc, |prof,Sorii so |razpravliali 80
jugoSlovamSkcn v%praSauju aka
dcmiGuo, in ckuuomi ST. iSkali wire
"a goSpodarSko vcl. da u>tauoyc
jugoslovuSko mdu>triio. ergo.
iugoSlovauSko kapitaliStiGno drza.
vo. lNckai tcga prahu Sc ravuo
Scdai dviga tudi y Amcriki.. p.i
vScm tenn pa So hill voudar odds
iicni drug od drug,ga hakor y
vcrri t,jai od Cape Ilorna
T"da u,ki" !" livcla idcia pro.
blcmaticuo Iivlicui,. JIguSloyan-
SKI p%r"lctarlat j" prcucScl .Idclo s
prakSo. I"znal j" uamr'c Nr'd-
most I~drHlcnla. Do" " goIc Nrnti-
m'ntalno"ti' ampak u izkuScuj, Isl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

hratl ma prituiote, Ola Sc odvza-
nae goyorniku bescda.
: ,. Govoniki dobc bescdo 30
yrsti. kakor sc prijavijo.
5 3. Prcdlogi Sc podaiaio ust-
memo.
81 Debate q prcdlogu lahko vo-
.dltalc diva Glaua, eden "a, drugi
pa prot.
: >. OSebnc opazkc st s,avilo
veduo lie ma koncu debate.
5 6. Prcdlagatcliu ic dovoljeno
ia-urc n @poroGilo in 10 minut "a
hakliucni govor.
: :. Vsak drug govornik govo.
ri lie dNakrat X enema prcdmetu
IN STEER prvic II Il drugit , mi.
nut.
5 :. Prcdlogi SC s~prcjcmajo !
uadp"lovlrno vccino glasoy. Pr
cnako>ti ela>ov odloci prcdScdui
kov gla>.
\ " G.a>oyauir 70 prcd,ogih j,
a>uo vldi.au.,m rokr.
s IN. NoitNc Sc ,r;c po,om tai
'r-a rla>ovauia.
II. k,orum jc 'cdaj. ako a.,
uavzotih ; t!auo,.
$ - Pri ureIa,auiu sc lahk,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

Po >cii poIlje tajnik q. iajni-
ku zvcz, od vsakega clana pc
poe "a mesccuc prispevkc, kakor
tudi meScGno poroGilo in pristop-
ne kartc
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-09-30
IL

Farmers sOver the county
are beginningto make molasses
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Todd are
the proud parents of a pretty
baby girl, horn Sunday.
The Sunday School at Vaughns
Mill seems to have taken on new
life since the meeting held by
Bro. Combs.
s. V. LARSON now has a CON-
plete line of glasses and can fit
any eyes. Gall and see HIM if
your eyes need treatment. Prices
from 80 cents to $500.
s. G. Baker has taken charge
of the Farmc-s Union store, for
merly managed by f. Kennon.
During the past two weeks
overseer Highley has been doing
some good work on the roads in
the neighborhood Of Naughns
Mill.
Mr., and Mrs. o. q. Meachem,
of Irvine, spent couple of days
here with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Mackey.
F.O. Wills, of Rosslyn, called
at the office Tuesday morning to
leave a subscription for his bro
ther.in.law, Jesse Oliver, who re-
sides IN CLARK county. Mr.. Wills
says its like sending letter
every week to send the Times.