davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
President Says Time Has Come For
America To Settle Dispute Of
Warning Factions
SERVES NOTICE ON LEADERS
Wilson Declares Mexican Revolution
Has Degenerated Into Fight
For Governmental Control

Washington.-The were plain in
dications that from now on the ad.
ministration will vigorously seek to
end the chaos in Mexico. Until Pres
ident Wilson makes public state
ment he has prepared, details Of his
plans will not be known, but it was
understood that the various Mexican
leaders will be informed that the time
has come for them to stop fighting
between themselves and agree on a
government which the United States
can recognize.
1t is expected that the statement
will recite famine conditions in the
southern republic, as Duval West and
other government agents have por-
trayed them. The president will point
out how patiently the American gov
ernment has waited for the Mexican
factions to adjust the problem them
selves, and how helpless the Mexi-
can people generally have become in
the hands of the military elements.
The statement, which is to be sent
to all the factional leaders, will not
announce the course the United States
expects to follow in case an agreement
does not result, but will point out that
conditions have become intolerable and
must be remedied by outside infiu-
ences if there are no elements in the
country with sufficient capacity to
wrest the republic from its state of
anarchy.
The advisability of placing an en-
barge on the expectation of arms and
ammunition to Mexico has been urged
as one means of putting a stop to
fighting there.
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occasions, carried Canadian troops and
war material, including no less than
5,400 cases of ammunition intended for
the destruction of the brave German
soldiers who are fulfilling their duty
with self-sacrifice and devotion in the
fatherland's service.
"The German government believes
it was acting in justified self-defense
in seeking with all the means of war
fare at its disposition to protect the
lives of its soldiers by destroying am
munition intended for the enemy.
THE British shipping company must
have been aware of the danger to
which the passengers aboard the Lusi-
tania were exposed under these con-
ditions. The company in embarking
them, Notwithstanding this, attempted
deliberately to use the lives of Ameri-
can citizens as protection for the am
munition aboard and acted against the
clear provisions of the American law
which expressly prohibits the forward
ing of passengers on ships carrying
ammunition and provides a penalty
therefor. The company, therefore, is
wantonly guilty of the death of so
many passengers.
Quick Sinking OF Lusitania
There can be no doubt, according
to the definite report of the subma-
rine's commander, which is further
confirmed by all other information,
that the quick sinking of the Lusi-
tania is primarily attributable to the
explosion of the ammunition shipment
caused by torpedo. The Lusitana
passengers would, otherwise, in all hui
man probability, have been saved
"The imperial government, while
Withholding it's final decision on the
demands advanced in connection with
the sinking of the Lusitania, until re-
ceipt of an answer from the American
government, feels impelled, in conclu-
sion, to recall here and now that it
took cognizance with satisfaction of
the mediatory proposals submitted by
the United States government to Ber-
III anu bohuoll dS d DdSiS lOI d luOuuS
vivendi for conducting the maritime
warfare between Germany and Great
Britain. The imperial government, by
its readiness to enter upon discus
sion of these proposals, then demon
strated its good intentions in ample
fashion. The realization of these pro-
posals was defeated, as is well known
by the declinatory attitude of the Brit.
ish government.
(Signed) "JAGOW,"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Twenty-Fifth Annual Reunion OF Con-
federate Veterans Assemblies
At Richmond

Richmond, Va.-The twenty-fifth an
nual reunion of the United Confeder-
ate Veterans opened here. The con-
vention was called to order by Gen.
George P. Harrison at Opelika, Ala,
appointed to preside in the enforced
absence of Gen. Bennett H. Young,
commander-in-chief, now in a hospital.
Exercises preliminary to the conven-
yention formally opened with the big
annual Hollywood memorial parade.
The Confederates' Southern Memorial
association and the Sons of Veterans
are also in session here.
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Berlin.-Germany withholds it's
final decision on the demands ad-
vanced by the United States govern
ment in connection with the sinking
of the Lusitania, until the receipt of
an answer from the United States, to
the note which Herr Won Jagow, the
foreign minister, has delivered to Am
bassador Gerard, in reply to the Amer
lean note received by the German gov
ernment on May 15.
"The undersigned has the honor to
submit to Ambassador Gerard the fol-
lowing answer to the communication
of May 10, regarding the injury to
American interests through German
submarine warfare.
THE imperial government has sub
jected the communication of the
American government to thorough
investigation. 1t entertains also a keen
wish to cooperate in a frank and
friendly way in clearing up possible
misunderstanding which may have
arisen in the relations between the
two governments through the events
mentioned by the American govern
ment.
Regarding, firstly, the cases of the
American steamers Gushing and Gulf
light, the American embassy has al
ready been informed that the German
government has no intention of sub
mitting neutral ships in the war zone,
which are guilty of no hostile acts, to
attacks by a submarine or submarines
of aviators. On the contrary, the Ger
man forces have repeatedly been in
instructed most specifically to avoid
attacks on such ships.
"If neutral ships in recent months
have suffered through the German
submarine warfare, owing to mistakes
in Identification, it is question only
of quite isolated and exceptional cases
which can be attributed to the British
governments abuse of flags, together
with the suspicious or culpable be-
havior of the masters of the ships.
"The German government, in all
cases in which it has been shown by
its Investigations that neutral ship
not itself at fault, was damaged by
German submarines or aviators, has
expressed regret over the unfortunate
accident and, if justified by conditions,
has offered indemnification.
Probe Is In Progress
1.-THE cases of the Gushing and the
Gulflight will be treated on the same
principles. An investigation of both
cases is in progress, the result OF
which will presently be commani-
Gated to the embassy. The investiga-
tion can, if necessary, be supplement-
ed by an international, call on the in
ternational commission of inquiry as
provided by article III of The Hague
agreement of October IS, 1907
when sinking the British steamer
Falaba the commander of the German
submarine had the intention..ot elbow
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Pan-American Union

Washington. - The Pan-American
financial conference, in which admin.
istration officials put high hopes for a
closer union of commercial, financial
and industrial interests of this hemi.
sphere, have begun. President Wilson
welcomed the visitors. Although nei-
ther the visiting delegates nor the ad-
ministration has authority to go be-
yond the spoken word, those who
have planned it expect to see come
from it something more tangible than
speeches or promises-a union Of in
terests and purposes.
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British Claim Victories

Paris.-An official note regarding
operations in the Dardanelles says
that a British submarine has sunk two
torpedo boats and two transports, one
of which was loaded with troops. In
the Dardanelles the two Turkish di-
visions commanded by Gen. Liman Won
Sanders in person, have delivered a
furious attack against the British
troops near Kaleh Tepe. They were
repulsed, and suffered heavy losses.
At the same time our allies have won
another success in the sea, where one
of their submarines sunk two ships.
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ing the passengers anr Crew a fTlr op-
portunity for safe escape. Only
when the master did not obey the Or
der to heave-to, but fed and sum-
moned help by rocket signals, did the
German commander order the crew
and passengers by signals and mega
phone to leave the ship within ten
minutes. He actually allowed them
twenty-three minutes time and fired
the torpedo only when suspicious craft
were fastening to the assistance OF
the Falaba.
Sinking OF The Lusitania
Regarding the loss of life by the
sinking of the British passenger
steamer Lusitania, the German gov
ernment has alreday expressed to the
neutral governments concerned its
keen regret that citizens of their
states lost their lives.
"On this occasion the imperial gov
ernment. however, cannot escape the
impression that certain important
facts having a direct bearing on the
sinking of the Lusitania may have
escaped the attention of the Ameri-
can government.
"The government of the United
States proceeds on the assumption
that the Iusitania could be regarded
as an ordinary unarmed merchant
man. The imperial government allows
itself in this, connection to point out
that the Lusitania was one of the
largest and fastest British merchant
ships, built with government funds
as an auxiliary cruiser, and carried
expressly as such in the navy list
issued by the British admiralty.
Guns Alleged On British Ships
at is further known to the imperial
government, from trustworthy reports
from its agents and neutral paSsen-
tically all the more valuable British
merchantmen have been equipped with
cannon and ammunition and other
weapons and manned with persons
"AO Ao'S DSNA opCNlollg u
serving guns. The Lusitania, too, ac-
cording to information received here,
had cannon aboard, which were
mounted and concealed below decks.
"The imperial government, further,
has the honor to direct the particular
attention of the American government
to the fact that the British admiralty,
in confidential instruction issued
February, 1915, recommended its mer-
camille shipping not only to seek pro-
lection under neutral flags, and dis
tinguishing marks, but also, while thus
disguised, to attack German subma-
rines by ramming. AS a special incita-
tion to merchantmen to destroy sub
marines the British government also
offered high prizes and has already
paid such rewards.
Canadian Troops On The LusItania
Finally the imperial government
must point out particularly that the
Lusitania on. its last trip. as on earlier
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piseourtesy is Shown Ambassador

Berlin.-Ricardo Bollatti, Italian am
bassador to Germany, upon leaving the
Italian embassy to go to dinner at
the Spanish embassy, was assaulted
by half grown youngster who knock
ed off the ambassadors hat. The boy
was beaten by passers-by before he
was turned over to the police. The
government Immediately sent apollo.
gies to the ambassador. The deepest
regret is expressed in Berlin at the
occurrence. Precautions had been TAX
en- earlier to prevent any annoyance,
but later detectives we're withdrawn,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
BIIIIard Tables Rest on Rock.

Billiard tables, supported on solid
rock are among the novel features of
a 36-room concrete residence located
on one Of the islands of the San Juan
archipelago in Puget sound. Each ta-
BILE rests on a massive concrete base
which extends through an opening in
the floor and has its footing on bed
rock, and is therefore as solid and as
free from vibration as II 1t were
part of the island itself.-Popular Ne
chanics.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
Rockefeller FIereeIy GriIIed

Washington. - Frequent sharp
clashes between John D. Rockefeller,
Jr., and Chairman Walsh marked the
session of the industrial relations
commission, with Rockefeller again
on the stand testifying about condi-
tions in the Colorado coal fields. Al
though two members of the commits
sion had protested against what they
regarded as the hostile attitude Of the
chairman, Walsh put the witness
through a grilling examination time
after time, at times riling him to ex-
pressions of resentment.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
Don't Take Quinine.

Racks the nerves and causes deaf
ness. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever
Tonic does not effect the head like
quinine, is favored with "Sweet
Spices" so children love to take it.
No Cure No Pay at ]. H. Haughton.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04

Ii some men had their lives to live
again they probably wouldn't leave so
many dollars for their heirs to scrap
over.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
Submarine Sinks Steamer elenIee

London.-A dispatch to Lloyd's from
Ushant, northern France, says the
French vessel Dixie has passed there
for Brest having on board the crew
Of the British steamer Glenlee bound
from Cardiff for Alden, which was
sunk by a German submarine. The
Glenlee was a steamer of 1850 tons,
owned by the Western Steamship
company Of Glasgow.
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Chills, Fever and Malaria.

Cured by taking Mendenhalls Chill
Tonic, the great substitute for quinine
Tastes good, children love to take.
Sold and guaranteed by ]. H. Haugh-
ton,
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GRAVE SITUATION CREATED.

GRAVE SITUATION CREATED.
Washngton-Germanys reply American
the sinking
lives produced feeling profound disappointment Dssas
faction the failure of demands of the
United States reflected circles generally
President Wilson had retired before the arrived
reading
Secretary Bryan would
make Other cabinet officers there
little concealment anywhere that Berlin had
produced situation in the relations between the United
States Germany what United States
will undetermined.
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TEXT OF REPLY
FROM GERMANY
DISAPPOINTING

In Reply To Demand For Rparaon For Killing Over One Hun
dred Americans Germany Alleges She Was Acting In "Jus-
fled Self Defense"-German Reply States Attacks On The
American Ships Gushing And Gulflgh Are Being Invesgat
ed-Ful Text Of Note.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
VAzNo IA A ]. 8 2

Giasom izida splosnega glaso-
vanJa clanstva j. s. e., Sc vrsi v
JuilJu 1916. mas zbor. Datum in
kraJ obdrzavanja zbora Sc mama.
nj pozneje.
vsled tega sklepa placajo CLAM
j. 5. z. z januarjem 1916 tekom
III mesecev-to je do konca ok.
tobra istega leta-po SC vec me
secnih prispevkov "a pokritie
stroskov zbora. z januarjem bodo
toreJ mesecni prispevki "a zvezo
zoe cd clana. To mai clani in kra.
Jevni tajniki j. S. z. vzameio ma
znanJe' da ne DO n~epotrebnih re-
klamacij.
TAJNISTvo ]. S. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
SKUPNO SEQ.

XII DO dine 2. januaria 1916. oh IL.
dopoldne V Dernocevi dvorani v
Neffs, Ohio.
Ma dnevnem redu je precinct
BODICE volitve in ustanovitey
konferen6nega odbora.
Sodrugi IL krajev Neffs, Glen
coe, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Steuben-
VILE in Maynard so vabljeni, Ola
poslJeJo Svoie zastopnike ma sesta-
mex. Nstop .ie vsakemu dovoljen.
Sodrugil Leta 1916 imamo ma
cionalne volitve. Ie to mas mora
napotiti, da zberemo svo.ie moGi in
privedemo svojo organizacijo do
vrhunca, da dosezemo elm vecii
uSpeh.
) socialisticnim pozdravom
Ignac Z~lemberger.
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Springfield. Ill
TAJNISTVo j. S. z.

rem potion opozariam clane
k'uDa st. %. j. :. Zveze, ola Sc pri-
hodnJe Seje dine %. deccmbra pol
hoStevllno vdeleze Y mavadni dyo-
am. Poleg druzih yaznih took DO
ia uheNnem rcdu tudi volitev cd
bora IA leto 1916. Pripeljite : Sc
hoJ tudl vSak pc cncga novcga
kandldata. kajti elm zee mas DO V
nash vrStah, TEN lazje nam BIO Sc
hoJevati roper naSe Sovraznike. i'm
zdrobiti okove. Y katcrc mas ina
VklenJene Mr.. Rockefeller and Co.
ToraJ Sodrugi in sodruzicc ma
deIo in ma Svidenje %. dee.
Frank Brcgar, tajnik.
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Pittsburgh, Pa.

y. =. Il. klub 81. l31 vabi TEN 20.
tom vse sodrugc ma prihodnjo red.
no Sejo dine %. dee. t. |. Zacetek
sejc oh 9. dop. Vabijo Sc tudi 70.
Jakl, katcri 81 zanima.jo IA sloven.
Sko godbo. Ma Ia dan Sc bo nam.
rec Slov. godba reorganizirala.
SpreJemali Sc bodo novi - delu-
joel in podporni - clani. Volil Sc
DO novi odbor in dOloGili Sc bodo
vsl potrebni koraki IA popolno or.
ganiziranje.
kdor zeli pripomoti k maprcd.
ku Slov. Godbe, maj pride dine %.
dec. n. s. ID. 81. costa in Sc vpi.
Sc IA clana.
= soc. %poZdravom
Tajnik.
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TAJNIKOM soc. KLUBOV. IA
STOPINKOM IN POSA-
MEZNIKOM.

Meseca januarja bode minulo
deset let, odkar je zacel izhalati
Proletarec. Uredniski odbor lista
Je sklenil, da spomin desetletni-
ce izide Proletarec v olepsani IL
dali. Posebnih pismenih vabil "a
skupne in vecja narocila ne bode-
mo razposlali pac pa mai vsakdo,
kateri zei vec iztisov tie intere-
santne stevilke, izreze kupon in
pove, koGko stevilk mai mt poslie-
mo. Gene "a to slavnostno izdajo,
katera izide dine 4. januarja 1916,
Sc Udijo ma drugem prostoru Ii
sta. VISA narocila mora imeti u
pravnistvo v rokah najkasneje do
81. decembra. Ma narocila, katera
81 prisla pozneje, Sc ne bodemo
mogli ozirati.
UpravniStvo Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
v MIRNEM CASU.

hrasna slika naravnega boga-
silva III napredka V mirnem Gasu.
pregled svetovnc trgovine ma SUI
hem IN ma vodi, zemeljskih pro-
duktov in veselo zivlien.ic ie nasli-
kano ma Trinerievem Koledariu
"a leto 1916. Ako zelite dobiti ne.
ga, tedaj poSljitc Zoe ma Mr.. Jos.
Timer, 1333-1339 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, III. advertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

MODERNA KNIGOVEZNICA.
Okusno, nitro in trpexno delo
"a privatnike in druStva. Spreje
mamo narocila tudi izven mesta.
Imamo moderne stroje. Mike
Gene In poStena postretba.
BRATJE HoLAN,
1888 Blue Island Ava.
(Adver.) Chicago, n.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
U~pravniStvo Proletarca

Vsem tistim, XII Sc jeze mad u
pravnistvom Proletarca, ces da so
prejeli potrdila "a poslane svote.
ne pa Sc doslej narocenih koledar-
jew - tenn potion naznanjamo, da
upravnik Proletarca ne razposilja
koledarjev, pac pa potrdila "a
prejete svote denarja.
Upravnistvo lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
DOPIS.
Cleveland, Ohio.

$50 ahAhN loI 'fNd-
Iii zalostno vest. V pondeljek dne
lS. decembra je bill pri delu V to-
varni Benesch Pattern Works IL
bit elan SLOW. soc. kluba sod. John
S~chleslnger. Kos lesa, katerega
je obdeloval ia Stroju, mu je s ta4
ko silo priletel V glavo, da Sc je
zgrudil ~nezavesten i'll par ur po-
zneje umrl bolniSnici, kamor so
ga prepeljali.
Sodrug Schlesinger je bill rojen
V kranjski gori ma Gorenjskem
in sc je Sc kot otrok preSelil $ svo-
JIM starSi ma Jesenice. Tu je ho-
dill Y Solo in Sc pozneje tudi izucil
svoje obrti. Pc poklicu je bill
"patternmaker".
he V zgodnji mladosti ST. .je "a
eel zavedati Svojega razreda. Bill
je eden ustanovitcljev organiza-
cije kovinarSkih delavcev ma Je-
senicah (Mettalarbeitcr Yer
band). Pozneje jc bill tudi usta-
novitel.i socialiSticne organizacijc
ma Jesenicah in kandidat iste IA
mesto podzupana. kako priljub-
lien je bill pri svojih ~tovariSih,
nam dokazuje njegov odhod V a
meriko. Ma Stotine delavccv jc
prihitelo ma kolodvor. Ola so So
poslovili cd NIGGA in mu stisnili
roko V zadnji pozdrav.
V Ameriko je priSel pred trent
lett i'll Sc oprijel obrti, katere Sc
je izuGil y starem kraju. Svoje
delo "a boljSo bodOcnost ic ma
daljeval tudi tukaj. Postal lie
elan PatternmakerS unije kakor
tudi elan socialistiGne strankc.
Razun teh dveh organizacij ie bill
Sc elan Slov. narodne citalnice ter
dveh podpornih druStev.
Pokojni sodrug zapuSGa tukai
zalujoco soprogo (porocen je bill
sele 6 tednov), V start domovini
pa re sivega oceta i'll brata Vik-
torja, Xxi je sedaj Wet V Rusiji.
ter emo SeStro.
Pogreb Sc je vrSil V cetrtek. ..
decembra. Mnogobrojna udelezba
je pricala. da 81 je rajni fudi tn
kaj pridobil mnogo prijateljev.
Bill je intelegenten, treznomislec.
resen MOI, Xxi 81 je znal 5 svojim
o~bnaSanjem pridobiti liubezen
vsakega, kdor ga je poznal.
Padel 81 sodrug. - elan delavske
armadel
Moloh Profit re zopet je zahteval
, svOjo zrtev
In strl zivljenjc. polno upa. made.
Tam V grobu hladnem zdaj poci-
vas - mrtev .
A mrtvo lie telo je mlado Tvojc.
Spomin II IA Tebe pa, zivi naprej
med mani
In vziga V srcih nam pogum IA
move boje,
Da Z mimi razrcd suznjev Sc
predrami $500.
In kO zbudijo Sc tc masc spece,
MOlOh bo strt, napOci nova
doba
Svobode zlate, bratstva. sploSne
srece,
Hi zanjo III boril 81 Sc do groba....
VI. PetroYich.
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S1ranka
JUGOSL. SOCIAL
KLUBOV MA ZNANJE.

Pred nekaj dnevi je izsla IL
glavnega urada skupne stranke
glasovnica "a referendum &C"
1915, XII vsebuje 4 predloge slede-
ce vsebine:
l. Da Ii Sc Glen TX. skupnih
pravil, XII dolocuje o konven-
CHI "a 1916, crta?
Q. Da Ii Sc pooblasca eksekuti-
va, da izdela platformo in jo
predlozi clanstvu ma splosno
glasovanje?
8. Da Ii sc vol odbor "a kam-
panic 1916 potion splosnega
glasovanja?
4. Da Ii Sc odpravi bro "a in
formacije?
Use stir locke je re reSil svoj
cas- afirmativno i%zvrsevalni odbor
(eksekutiva), narodni odbor pa
je zakljucil, da gredo ii zakljucki
Sc ma splosno glasovanje.
z ozirom ma gospodarsko stran
stranke je priporocljivo, da gla-
suje vsak "a vse stir predloge
yes.
Rezultat glasovanja je poslati
-kakor je naznaceno ma glasov-
nici,-v kraj, odkoder so bile po-
slane. Ma 81. stan nj posiljati gla-
sovnic.
TAJNISTVO ]. s. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Prijatelji, kaj nam boste DO.
slali kot darilo "a Bozicne in
Novoletne praznike. Veste kaj bi
mi najrajse imeli?- Vsak star ma.
rocnik mai nam pridobi vsaj enc,
ga novega narocnika!
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p r e C

Papez Benedict hi zopet rad do
segel premirje Gez bozic. vidi Sc.
kako mlslijo V Vatikanu. Kai ie
Iurkom mar krScanski boziG? In
ce bi bio premirje OBJ njihovem
ramazanu, hi Sc vsaj izplaGalo. Ia
traJe vsaj mesec dni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

AngleSka policija je v Londonu
naskotila glavni stan sufrazetek.
zaprla urednistvo njihovega gla-
slla Britannia" in zaplenila IT,
skarnlsko opravo? 2. - Kaj ie 2
angleskim naGelom MY house is
my castle?
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IN VABILO.

JugoSlovanska socialisticna klu-
ba Stew. .. V Glencoe, o., in st. 26
V Neffs, O., sta sporazumno skle-
Mia povabiti vse JugoSlovanske
socialistiGne klubc V ten okrozju
ma
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ISCE Sc

sin umrlega Blaza Bernardo, in
sicer zavoljo njegove z~apuscine.
Prosimo cenjene rojake sirom
Amerlke, da ako KIDD We zani.
maj mas obvesti, ali pa maj Sc sam
oglasi ma naslov: John Gornik,
box 1856 Maryville, Ill.
ok adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Muskegon. Mich.

Iahvallujem Sc sodrugom klu-
la Stv. 10 Y Farrell, Pa. kateri so
mi darovali $500 V moi bolezni.
John Schneider.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-12-30
LOST--One Purse Thursday

incoming on the road between ny
home in Tangipahoa parish and
Frani,linton, containing ;i}22 III
greenbaciz and about s. in silver
change. Also has cotton b'|l
from Darlington Store, Inc. and
a receipt for Woodmen dues
Parties returning same will re-
Ceiye liberal reward.
J D. Graham