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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
TOWN LOSES PLEA
TO RE-HEAR TRIAL
Judge Fox Tests Wire Used
to Blockade Streets Of
HagerstOwn.

A motion Of attorneys for the town
OF Hagerstown for q new trial In the
suit brought by Catherine Morton, was
lost in circuit court today and the
towns attorneys Immediately took
steps to bring the suit to appellate
court.
In overruling the motion. Judge Fox
was not inclined to accept the evidence
brought out by the towns witnesses
Mrs. Morton was struck across the
face by wire while riding in an auto
mobile. and 1t is unreasonable to be-
lieve the woman would have struck
the obstruction had the town marked
1t properly. the Judge said.
The judge said nine juries out of
ten would award the plaintiff damages
and most of them would hold for more
than 5000, the amount given Mrs. Nor
ton. He advised the attorneys to pay
the damages as transcript would
cost the town $3.50 before the case
could be brought to the higher court
In order to decide on the nation for
new trial, Judge Fox said. he order
ed various grades of wire and found
that No. 8 galvenized iron wire is
more difficult to see than the wit
nesses for the town indicated. His
examination of the wire was part Of
/ the influence which caused the decis-
ion against the retrial
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
SIX IN TERRE HAuTE
HAVE HEADS CRUSHED

TERRE HAUTE, March 15-Efforts
to wipe out the family Of Will Batting
became known at 10 o'clock this morn
ing when members Of the family were
found with their head crushed in with
a flat iron. Two are dead and the 9TH
ers may die. D..
The dead are Samuel Batting II,
and Celtia Batting, 7.
The mother and Clifford, IA, and a
baby were horribly mutilated.
The crime was discovered by Mrs.
Ella Blacketer, neighbor, who found
the two children lying on the floor
dead In a pool of blood. The other
members of the family were still in
bed. The room was literally drenched
in blood.
The iron with which the crime was
done was found near the bodies of the
children. Will Battling, the father Of
the children, is telephone lineman.
The Batting home is in a portion Of
the city known as Lost Creek on the
outskirts Of the city. Robbery was
not the motive of the crime as the
family is in poor circumstances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
AUTO JOINS
POST OFFICE SQUAD

The thi.d automobile to be placed
in rural mail service out Of Richmond
postoffice, made it's first trip this
morning. The carrier Is A. w. Martin
on Rural Route No. 4. The others are
Joseph Peltz on Route No. 5, and John
Elliott on Route No. 8. The new auto
service goes north Of the city through
Middleboro to Bethel. Claude How
ell, the new mail messenger to the
depots, who took John Craig's place,
will add the fourth automobile tomor.
row morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
twelve LOCAL
PERSONS CLOSE
EARLHAM WORK
Roster of 1915 Graduating
Class Contains Names Of
Students From Many Dis
tant States.

Twelve students from Richmond are
included in the roster of the gradual
ing class at Earlham college, accord
ing to the authentic list which has just
been announced by President Kelly.
Paramount and Plainfield are repre-
scented by several candidates for de-
grees. Besides the students from Ind
lana cities, the list includes young
men and women from Ohio, Michigan,
North Carolina, Kentucky, New York,
Texas and Maine. A.%
The list of candidates for the de-
grees Of A. NJ. and A. B. follows:
Brownell, Florence, Grand Meadow,
Mimi, German and philosophy.
Brubaker. Ray, Portland, Ind, phil
osophy and education.
Carey, Howard, Paramount, Ind,
physics and mathematics.
Charles, Edna, Plainfield, Ind, Eng
lish and history.
Chenoweth Donnabelle, Union City.
Ind, English and history.
Clark, Ruth, Georgetown, ILL.,, Eng.
lish and history.
Cloyd, Emerson, Richmond. Ind,
history and Bible.
Davis, Everett Paramount, Ind, Eng
lish and Bible.
Dunn, Helen, Union City, Ind,
French and English.
Earnest, Pearl, Richmond, Ind, Lat
in and English.
Edwards. Carleton. Knightstown,
Ind. chemistry and physics.
Engle, Price, Carlos, Ind, physics
and mathematics.
Fauquher. Myrtle, Evansville, Ind,
biology and German.
Fisher, Robert, Eaton. Ohio, physics
and mathematics.
Fowler, Earl. Farm unit, Ind, Phys
les and geology.
Clifford Wallace, Richmond, Ind,
chemistry and physics.
Gustin. Frederick, Anderson, Ind,
Latin.
Hathaway, Lois. Detroit, Mich,
French and philosophy.
Kinds, Murlie. New Castle, Ind,
biology and German.
Hollowell, Fred. Goldsboro, N. c.,
history and English.
Huff. Eleanor. Fountain City, Ind,
biology and history.
Johnson. Benjamin, Richmond, Ind,
German and French.
Kinnaman, Howard, Bowling Green,
KY. chemistry and biology.
Lancaster, Cyrus. Carmel, Ind,
mathematics and physics.
Logan, Rheua, Columbia City, Ind,
Latin and English. 60, ...
Mckinney, Kirk, West Newton, Ind,
history and English.
Miller. Harry Scott, Richmond, Ind,
French.
Nusbaum, Roland, Richmond, Ind,
history and German.
Ratliff, Alic ;, Fairmount, Ind, Ger.
man and Latin.
Rowe. Earle, Richmond, Ind, chem.
istry and geology.
Senior, Charles, Milton, Ind, math.
ematics and physics.
Shrader, Inez, Greentown, Ind, En-.
glish and biology.
Shute, Eleonora, Richmond, Ind
English and Latin.
Swain. Inez, Fountain City, Ind
mathematics and biology.
Taggart, Harold. Richmond, Ind
mathematics and history.
Tufts, Helen, Vernon, N. Y, English
and French
Vaughan, Loumie, Wichita Falls
Texas, English and French.
Wells, Luella, Indianapolis, Ind, do
nestle science and English.
Winslow, J. Russell. Carthage, Ind.
chemistry.
Those working for the masters de
grees are.
Ewes, Lillian, Richmond. Ind.
Bailey, Moses, Portland. Maine.
Cosand, Lyman G., Richmond, Ind.
Wright, Russell. Richmond. Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
HEAR PAVING PROTEST

The ordinance for the improvement
of North A street will come before
council tonight for the second read
ing. Although it was voted at the
last session Of council to let this meas
ure take it's regular course there was
a possibility today that it would be
made special order of business.
North A street property owners who
met recently at the Commercial club
rooms to consider protest will prob
ably present their case.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
WIFE RUNS AWAY
WITH 2 CHILDREN

That his wife left him and took the
two small children with her to a re-
sort in the north end, where she is liv-
ing. was the complaint made to the po-
lice by S. Lane. 28k North Tenth
street, today. Lane asked the police
for the custody OF his children, alleg-
ing that his wife was not qualified to
care for and rear them. The case was
referred to Mrs. Gambler, city mission.
ary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
LAY OUT DRIVES,

Work on laying out the grounds of
the new Cliffdale Auto club, near New
Paris, will be commenced next week.
The drives AMI walks will be laid out
at that time. under the direction of
w. E. Blizzard. a landscape architect
of New York city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
MAYOR WITHHOLDS
COMMITTEE NAMED

Names Of the men who will serve on
the mayors commission to have charge
of the campaign for lower light rates.
will not be announced until Tuesday,
the mayor said today. The commits
sion of business men will direct the
campaign on behalf Of the city light
plant. A statement will accompany
the announcement OF the appointments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
TURKS FALL BACK

PETROGRAD. March 15-Russian
forces operating in the Trans-Tschoro-
kah region are advancing and the
Turks are falling back. 1t is reported
from Russian headquarters in an off,
cial dispatch today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
CITY ENJOYS warm
CLEAR MARCH DAYS

The sun won his daily battle with
the clouds, on four Of the seven days
last week. according to the report of
the cooperative observer, who says
that Richmond enjoyed clear weather
four days. Rainfall amounting to OF
inch fell Sunday. The Maximum tenn
perature for the week was ~ de-
grees on Saturday. The minimum Of
20 degrees was touched on Tuesday.
The detailed report of maximum and
minimum Temperatures folloWs:.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
SOCIETY CONvENES.

A meeting of the Wayne County
Horticultural society Saturday at the
court house, brought forth some in
teresting information to members o;
the organization who attended. The
next meeting will be held in Cam
bridge City, April 10.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15

Boys and girls In Vienna under the
age Of fourteen have been ordered to
serve as hospital orderlies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
SCHOOLS ON TRIAL
ON MURDER CHARGE

Charged with assault and battery
with intent to commit second degree
murder, Robert Schools, colored,
opened a strenuous battle for his free
dom today in circuit court.
The jury Is H. l.. Walls. J. F. Hodg-
in, John Coyne, Joseph Edwards. Ho-
mer Draper. Frank Eliason. Charles
w. Crawford, Michael Sherry. Jesse
Townsend, William Charles. Spencer
Gethers and Adolph Gethers.
George Robinson, colored, who was
the victim in a pool room fight when
Schools did the shooting, is out of
danger, 1t is said. The prosecutor said
today he does not know whether the
bullet passed into Robinson's head or
if it was stopped by his teeth and lost
in that way.
dozen witnesses for both sides
were at the court house. Schools is
defended by c. r. Richardson and
Henry U. Johnson. Prosecutor Keller
is acting for the state.
pritis1 cavalry cworde have blades
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
CAR ON WESTERN FRONT.

PETROGRAD, March 15.-Emperor
Nicholas returned from Finland last
today. While the car was speeding
to the army headquarters in Poland.
reports were in circulation in official
circles that he is now satisfied with
the recent conduct of military Affairs.
Another report is to the effect that
the Russians are ready for new Of
fensive movement on an extensive
scale and that it will be launched i'm
mediately on the Emperor's arrival at
the front. He. is expected to visit all
the battle areas in Poland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
CLASH WITH GERMANS
IN new VOSCES ENGAGEMENT

Private advices state that General
Joffre, commander In chief of the
French army, had a narrow escape
from death while watching experi-
ments with new explosive. An Off.
Ger standing beside General Joffre was
killed and the French commander sus-
tanned painful injuries to his right
arm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15

British cavalry swords have blades
thirty-two inches in length, and. with
their hand guards, weigh two pounds.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
b w
Tajnistvo JSZ.
FOND IA zvEZNo T1sKARNo.

m'S'rnI InsIeNNi "a dccrmhrr 81
!ng~i S". klub 81 ll. t. Helena. Mont 1000
IWGHL soc. kIuh 81. 100. Hartford. Ark. os-O
80 =" "" " H" SIN" soar Nv. BurnnIl. Mllwaukee Wis. ... 500
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19

pod zastavo. z ozirom ma tie raz.
mere, kakrSnih SO nj bio. lie
akcijski odbor sklenil razglasiti
Lincolnov rojstni dan, IL. februar
1913 "a vse delavske in social.
sticne organizacije "a dan brezpo.
selnih. Ia dan maj sc prirede DO
vseh mestih pc vsej dezeli veliki
shodi organiziranega delavstva in
soclalisticnih sill kot demonstraci.
ia prot brezposelnosti. Razprav.
LA maj Sc o sredstvih in potih, XII
so mogoca, da Sc ublazi beda In
odpravi zlo, XII izvira IL te social.
ne tragedije.
V vseh vaseh. V vseh mestih
mora ia dan s tisocerih odrov "a.
donet protest brezpravnih prot
sramoti brezposelnosti. Sklep de.
lavstva. Ola Sc 90 vedno odpravijo
tie razmere, mora dine IL. februar-
ia odmevati 70 vsej dezeli.
DELAYED, domonstrirajte "a svo.
je pravice!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
St. %. Pleasant Valley. Pa.
liza SARAJEV ATENTATA

Napadalca ma preStolonasledni
ka nadvojvodo Frana F'erdinan.
da IN nJcgovo Soprogo vojvodinjo
Hohcnburg, Principa in Cabrino-
vlca, SO IL Sarajcva prepcl.jali V
ncko kaznilnico ma CeSkem. Ego
dllo Sc j. To tajno, tako Ola V Sa-
raJeNu o transportu MISC vedcli.
Oba obsojenca so prepcljali vkle-
lJena V zaprtem voZu ma kolo-
dvor, odkoder sta od~potovala pre-
ko Zagreba. Prestala bosta kazen
= neki ceski trdnjavi.
kakor je znanO, ie bilo sedcm
drugih obtozencev. XII so bill OBJ.
dolzeni Sokrivde pri a~tentatu.
ObSoicnih ma smrt ma veSalih. o
niihovi konCni usodi nj bio Sc
nobenega poroJila. Vest o pre-
vozu Pripcipa in Cabrinovita obu
ia zopet Spomin ma Ia cudni pro.
ceS IN ma atcntat. katerem je
Sc vedno toliko skrivnostnega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
KROMPIR.

Dezelni odbor j. n%aroGil veGje
mn0zine krompirja. Krompir bo
stal priblizno IL kron cd kvintaIa
ma zelezniSki poStaii Gorici.
AkO hi ena ali wee obtin hotcle
naroCiti cclc vagone, So DO blago
odposlalo ma zelezniSko postajo,
XII 10 obGine navedcjo. ViSje
Transporting StroSke bodo moral
placati %narocniki, oziroma bodo
nizji troSki ma njihovo korist.
Blago Sc DO morale placati oh IL
rocitvi. krompir V mnozinah pod
| q Sc ne DO dajal.
Ncka dunajska correspondence
poroca: Vlada je izvcdcla, da ma
kupujejo trgovci V velikih mnozi
nah krompir 4 namenom, da ga
izvazajo. To zbuja scvcda med
prebivalstvom boiazen, da DO
ostalo "a porabo donna mani
krompirja in da Sc DO vslcd tcga
izdatno podrazil. Vlada pa ne do.
wolf. da So ne podrazi to najpo.
trcbnejSc zivilo, nobencga izvoza
krompirja in DO proti vscm pc
izkusom izvoza nastopila kar mai
bolj energicno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
DAN B-REZPOSELNIH.

Akcijski odbor eksecutive So
gladstone stranke v Ameriki lie
ma svoji nujni seji sklenil sledeci
proglss:
Pet m~iljonov MOI in zena lie v
Ameriki brez della.
Nekaj velikega Sc mora zgoditi,
in delavci so edini, XII morejo to
storiti.
Predlagamo petek, IL. februar-
ia, "a narodni dan brezposelnih.
Velika armada brezposelnih, XII
roma pobita in potrta v bedi cd
mesta do mesta in prosjaci pc.
vsod "a delo, pomeni veliko So
cialno tragedijo.
To je tragedija trpecih in
obenem tragedija "a one, XII sc
morajo vsak trenotek bait, da
bodo tudi vrzni mednje. Ira
gedija je "a narod, XII mora ma.
posled prenasati vse posledice, XII
lZNlIaJo IL nJe.
Ia mas, XII delamo, "a mas il or
ganiziranega delavskega gibanja
in IL socialisticnega gibanja po-
meni Ia tragediia dvojno nevar
most. Use, kar nam je drago, vse
upanje naSe lastne osvoboditve ali
naSega s~ocialnega %napredka, VISA
ka moznost razvoja nash orga
n~iZacij je ma kocki.
Maj Ii vztrajamo vedno kakor
gluhi, kakor z%ivina, XII Sc goni v
klavnioo, kot zrtve nepopravliive,
nepotrebne ~socialne tragedije?
Use V tel krizi nam ukazuje. da
pripravimo globoko segajo6o
aRcijo, XII poklice delavce naroda
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19

ncy. Iowa. scia vsako irugo ncicli.
Y mc~ccu.
81. Is. Winter Quarters, Utah.
Professionals; Nincenc Ra,nikar. box
-; tajnik And. Unuk. box Is: blar
ANT. simmer. Nsi = Wintcrqnarr.r~
Utah. Seia vsako 3. u%cicIjo , m,,,.u.
St. 10. Black Diamond. Wash.
Predsednik: Joe Burkelca: tainik
Frank pruml. box $50; bIapainik ri.
lip Stcrnig. box POI. Vsi " Black pa
moui, Wash. Scja ysako I. uciclio ,
mesccu.
st. 20. Ely. MINI.
PrciNeduik: Louis Champa. box a6I.
taiuik Frank M@artiniak. box Is. m.
gainik Dom. Mc-tuik. box >o. \.i ,
Ely. MINI. SEGA ~ ,r,i ,,ako drug,
u],'irliu y m,,,cu.
st. 81. Witt. III.
Prriscinik: Paul Obrcear. box l0..
tainIk John Rcpolu>ky. box lol; bl,.
-ajnik Luha ~Dcruo,Sck. box i2l. v.
Witt. III. S,ia y>ako .. ucdclio , m,.
,eru.
St -. Huntington. Ark.
PrciScdnik: John Noylan. "a nis
Frank >cugcr Il. T.. y. No. 1871. Han
tinst"n. Ark, hlagaiuit Jcrnci lore.
Huntington. Ark. sea So vr,i ,,ak.
I. nedelio y meSccu.
st. %. Pleasant Valley. Pa.
Prcisednik; Frank Zair: ia mix John
llrihcrn'k. box Is; hlasaiuiN Nlath
bre1nik. box no. N,i s]tauujcio ma 81;
:. u. No. :, Irwin Pa. S,ia So VIZ,
v,ah" prvo nciclio " mc,ccu.
John Cerne. Il. tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
USTAVLJENA

Nojno SodiSGc Y Ljubljani j.
uStavilo prciSkavo prot bivSemu
ljubljauskcmu zupanu Ivanu lIri-
harju III prot profeSorju DIR. Fr.
llcSifu Oha sta izpuScena.
Vest l.iubljanskih liStov. da jc
Hribar obSojen ma Is mesccev.
torej nj bila utemel.jcnu.
Iaprli So oba, 10 Sc j. vo.jua
pritela, kakor so zaprli y L.jublia-
nj cen Goo oScb. c|uoStavno cato
kcr SO jim bile "Sumljivc".
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ADVERTISEMENT
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st. 7. Curanville. Kans.

Predsednik: Joe Kues; taiuik Joe
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nujejo vsi ma K. Il. No. :. Pitt~burg,
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st. 8. Fleming, Kans,

Predsednik: Mateuz LomSek. Il. Il.
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St. 2. Chicopee, Kans.

Predscdnik Joe Lesiak, box 50; tai.
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FIR. Stumfol. box -. Nsi y C]hicopce.
Kans. SEGA Sc vrSi ,>ako %. ncIclio ,
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st. 10. Jenny Lind. Ark.

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Anton Kobe. Nsi Y Jenny Lind. Ark.
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IMENIK IN NASLoVNIK URADNI-
koV KRAJENIH DRUSTEV
A.S.B.P.D. V LETU 1915.
st. l. Frontenac. Kans


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Predsednik: Mateuz LomSek. Il. Il.
No. >, box -. Cherokee. Kans.: tainik
Jacob Cukjati. X. II. No. =, box -.
P%ittsburg, Kans.; blagajnik John Bob
mar. X. X. No. >, Cherokee. Kans. SEGA
Sc NHi NSdHo 'r'tio hc'eiJ" \ mt>t'N.
St, 9. Redley, Kans.
Professionals: Frank Vehar; tajnik
Alex Cukjati, box 81; ~blagajnik Louis
LekSe. Nsi y Radley, Kans. Scia So
vrsi vsako tretjo nedeljo Y mesccu.
st. 10. Jenny Lind. Ark.
Predsednik: Mike Pavcnik. box -;
tainik Frank Grille, box 81; blagainik
Anton Kobe. Vsi Y Jenny Lind. Ark.
Seja Sc vrSi vsako drugo nedclio y me.
secu.
st. IL. Breezy Hill. Kans.
P~redsednik: John Pe6nik. r.. F. ID.
No. ., Mulberry. Kans.; tainik Rohus
Godina. box Is. Breezy Hill sta, Mui-
berry, Kans.; blagainik John Zordani.
Breezy Hill Sta, Mulberry, Kans. Seja
So vrsi vSako drugO nedclio Y mesecu.
St. 10. Cherokee. Kans.
Predsednik: Leo P~reloznik,; tainik
Martin Prernk, box 81; blagajnik An
drej Medvei, box =. Vsi v Cherokee.
Kans. Seja Sc vrsi vsako zadnio ne
dello V mesecu.
st. IS. Adamson. Okla.
Predsednik: Frank Skvars. box 81:
tainik John PEAK, box OBS; blagai.
John Gregorina. Vsi V Adamson. Okla.
Seja vsako .. nedeljo V mesecu.
St. ii. Maynard, Ohio.
Predsednik: Anton Resnik, box sol
tajnik Louis Enoch, box 343; blagai.
mix Joe Miheuc, box %. Vsi V MAY.
nard, o. seja Sc vrsi vsako prvo ne
deljo V mesccu.
st. 16. Franklin, Kans.
Predsednik John Eager, box Sc; tai
mix Vincenc Esgorsck, box -: blagai
mix Ant. Kosir, box 20. Vsi v Frank
lin, Kans. Seja vsako trctio nedcljo
V mesecu.
St. II. Carney. Iowa.
Predsednik: Vincenc Pir5&:, X. No.
{, T.. Des Moines, Iowa; tajnik Mike
Krantz, r.. No. 4, Des Moines. Iowa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
st. 9. Redley. Kans.

Predsednik: Frank Nehar; tajnil
Alex Cukjati. box 81; blagajnik Loui
LekSe. Vsi y Radley, Kans. Scia s.
vrsi vsako tretjo nedeljo y mesccu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
st. 10. Franklin, Kans.
st. II. Carney. Iowa.

P~redsednik: Vincenc Piraa;, X. No.
&, f.. Des Moines, Iowa; tajnik Mike
Krantz, X. No. a., Des Moines. Iowa:
blagainik Louis Blasnik, box 81, Car
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19

VA rokl due II. dccemhra
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
st. 8. Newburg. Kans.

Predsednik: Anton Mails; taiu'
John Crepiu>ek, box -. hia-ajuis
John Strah, box go. @S,anuicio v,i %.
h. +. u. No. >. Mulbcrrv. Kau,. o,ia
81 vrsi vsako lrngn nrlclIn y mr...u