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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-30

open and women standing in them listening
and calling to one another. After all, it is
on the women that the curse Of the railroad
life falls heaviest. They send their men out
each day, and sometimes they come back
and sometimes they don't. Day or night
they start up in horror at the sound of the
wrecking whistle, and wonder if the time
has come when their man lies out there
under snarl of twisted steel and splintered
wood. But that day the men would all
come home, and Holcomb stopped long
enough to send a man over to tell them
so. His main line was tied up, but he still
had time for that bit of kindness.
Word began to get around that Fifty-six
was going to be sent over the Mineral,
which paralleled the main line some thirty
miles to the west, and it created almost as
much excitement as the wreck. Not only
was it nearly fifty miles longer than by the
main line, but everybody thought that the
mail train would go into the ditch if she
tried to make any time over that wretched
track through the coal country.
But Holcomb wasn't asking for any opin-
ions. In the roundhouse he found one Of
the new engines waiting, beautiful ma
chine-but the trouble was to get an engi-
neer. The main line men didn't know the
coal road, and the Mineral engineers were
all out on the line. Already it was 2:so, and
Fifty-six liable to be in at any moment.
McKelly was just starting call-boy on the
double-quick for an engineer, when his eyes
fell on set of whiskers and cloud of
tobacco smoke. He knew right off that
back of them was old George Amhorn.
father Of young Bob, the dispatcher. The
old man was sixty and about as reckless as
a boy of sixteen. At that time he was tax
ing thirty-day rest for bringing a coal
train down the Mineral side of Blue Noun
tain, thirty-two miles, in twenty-six min
utes. There hadn't been any damage done
except to scare the train crew out of a years
growth, and the premature death of pig
that had wandered out onto the track: but
McKelly had given him months lay-off
and pamphlet on the uses of air-brakes.
The instant they recognized him Holcomb
and McKelly hailed old George and told
HIM that Il he wanted his punishment sus-
pended indefinitely he could take Fifty-six
into Cinch River that evening. George
said that he was rather enjoying his little
vacation, but he couldn't bear to miss the
chance Of a run like that; so in minute he
was In Io65's big cab and pulling her over
to back into the upper yard, where he would
couple onto Fifty-six. Jim Angus was firing
for him, husky youngster who knew all the
tricks in the business for keeping up steam
In an engine.
They hadn't more than gotten the ten
wheeler into siding up there before they
heard the whistle-chime of the 1904, deep
and full like pipe-organ, and next thing
she was coming down the yard at racing
speed with the exhaust roaring and the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-30

The next thing that went into the fre-box
was the shovel. 1t was only in the way.
Then Angus jumped for the waste. Soaked
in oil, it went into the fire. Ever so little
the indicator on the steam gauge crept
around, then once more it began to recede.
There were six miles ahead and already they
were due in Clinch River. Jim picked up
an AK and went to work on the tool-box in
the tender. Piece by piece it went into the
furnace. Again the gauge advanced and
then receded more than ever. Things began
to resolve themselves into fight between
the two men and the gauge. 1t said that
after all their work and brilliant running
their engine should die almost within sight
of the division terminus; while they swore
that they would bring in the mail in spite of
legion Of gauges. Then the tools went
into the flames. At least their handles
would burn.
With the end of the struggle so near but
with the result still in doubt, both men be &
gan to realize how utterly weary they were.
jim staggered as he chopped at the canvas
curtain In the cab. It, too, found its way
into the hre-box. Then came the cab
cushions-and Clinch River three miles
away. Cab and tender were stripped bare,
and still the steam fell and the speed slack
ened. 1t looked as though the gauge were
going to win, but just then they rounded
the last curve, and two miles ahead were the
lights Of Clinch River. The sight put new
life into Jim. OFF came his shirt and into
the flre-box it went. Undershirt, CAP and
suspenders followed. They helped little
enough, but he wasn't going to give up as
long as there was anything left on the engine
that would burn. Old George saw what the
boy was up to, and down came his cap,
jumper, overalls, both shirts, and his shoes.
They, too, all soaked with oil, went into the
fire.
One mile left, and already they were
clicking over the first switch-frogs. Mo-
mentum and old Georges undershirt and
overalls were taking them down the yard.
while Jim lay asleep from sheer exhaustion
IN the coal dust on the floor of the tender,
and a half-naked engineer with scorched
gray whiskers leaned YEARLY out of the cab
window. The wires had carried word of the
run they had made, and it was royal vel
come that they got from the whistles of the
switch engines. The shops and mills along
the tracks took it up and Fifty-six rolled
along through a regular New Years night
celebration. Her last pound of steam went
into the to63's acknowledgment Of their
salutes and then the voice of her big whistle
broke pitifully, and just at the Center tower
she died.
A yard engine coupled onto the mail cars
and away they went. Then the supennten-
dent and the master mechanic climbed up
and lifted George down. Everybody
crowded around him shaking hands and
slapping him on the back, while he stood
first on one foot and then on the other on
the frosty ground, yelling at them to shut
up and lend him coat and pair Of shoes.
Did they think man without any shirt on
an October night cared anything about con-
gratulations-besides that, he hadp 'tadone
anything except bring train Yer the
Mineral the same as he did every y. Just
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-30

At Rugby, twenty miles from Clinch
River, the real fight began. The coal was
SO nearly gone that Jim was forced to 90
far back in the tender for every shovelful.
George helped all he could, but still the
steam fell and the speed lessened. Seven
miles out of Clnch River the last Of the coal
went into the furnace, but the two men in
the cab were not the kind that quit Just
because the fuel happened to be gone. If
they had blown out a cylinder-head, George
would have figured out way to get in on one
cylinder; and if they had lost driyewheel
,Iimwould haveriggedu drummer initsp place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-30
ARTHUR K. AKERS
eo,sv.senT $40

hammered and shoveled and fought to keep
the steam pressure up to the limit. Yet.
strive as they might, they were losing time
on the steep hill-time that had to be made
up somewhere.
Just at the foot of this hill on the other
SIDE was the unfinished bridge swung high
over Little River. Orders read to reduce
speed to three miles an hour. across this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-30

ideaof how the mail went into CInch River
that night only twelve minutes late.
The next we heard of them was at Irvine,
ten miles out of Eighteenth Street. Then
the woman operator at Rosedale reported
that train had gone through SO fast that
she could not get the engine number, VAL
ley Falls told Of runaway train with mad
engineer who had his whistle tied down and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-30

then HoIcomb came shouldering his way
through the crowd toward the engineer, but
George got In the first word.
Say, Mr.. Holoomb, y he called. give
changed my mind; I want the rest Of that
thirty days
Take it, said Holcomb, and your pay
goes on just the same. Bur when you come
back I'm going to deduct the cost OF that
Little River bridge from your first months
earnings"
Now old George pulls the mail trains on
the main line, but rumor has it that so far
he has not paid for that bridge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Padajoce velicine.

V Chicago Sc priblizuje koncu
process bivSega naGelnika dctck-
tivnega oddelka kapitana j. j..
Halpina in bivSega detektivnega
serzanta Walter O'Briena zaradi
grafta. Ker sc je izvedelo. ola so
nekatere Sc aktivnc glave policiie
zbirale dcnar ma fond IA obrambo
obtozehcev, je komisija "a civilne
sluzbe uvedla preiskavo, in vslcd
tie sta pila suspendirana cd sluabc
policiiska kapitana John PtaSck.
a ma lawndalski polic:jski pc.
staji in Jas. Gleason, XII je bill pod
Harrisonovim zupanstvom nacel-
mix policije.
Preiskava ie podala poddtke, ia
so 50 vrsile pri policiji tudi druge
zbirke i'm sedaj sc bodo preiskale
tudi tie zadeve, predvsem zbirka
"a dragocen srebrn dar "a nacel d,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Parnik zgorel.

Parnik ''Tivoli," XII je bill last
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Allan
tie. je bill V petek vccer V zalivu
Chesapeake nedalec cd Thomas
Point unicen cd ogn.ja. kakor poro-
ga kapitan Pratt z ladie Sooner
set. kapitan ladje ''Tivoli''
Richard Howard, posadka. XII je
stella 81 MOI in potniki. II po Ste
vilu. so bill resent od ladij ''Flori-
da' in City of Richmond" Ter
prepeljani Baltimore. Ozgano
ogrodJe poncsretene ladje .je nase-
do ma obrezju blizu Thomas Point.
PoSadka tega parnika jc bila pref
ma ladji "Maryland,' XII .jc tudi
meseca ianuaria zgOrela.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
TAJNIKOM soc. KLUBOV. IA
STOPINKOM IN POSA-
MEZNIKOM.

Meseca januarja bode minulo
deset let, odkar je zacel izhalati
P%roletarec. UredniSki odbor lista
Je sklenil, da v spomin d~esetletni-
ce izide Proletarec v olepsani IL
dali. Posebnih pismenih vabil "a
skupne in vecja narocila ne bode-
me razposlai pac pa mai vsakdo,
kateri zeli vec iztisov tie intere-
santne stevilke, izreze kupon in
pove, kohko Stevilk mai mu poslje-
mo. Gene "a to slavnostno izdajo,
katera izide dine 4. januarja 1916,
Sc vidijo ma drugem prostoru Ii
sta. VISA narocila mora imeti u
pravnistvo v rokah najkasneie do
81. decembra. Ma n~arocila, katera
bi prisla pozneje, Sc ne bodemo
mogli ozirati.
Upravnistvo Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Mesto Sc boji bankrota.
Joza Bebelin.

V Chicago morajo cd novega
leta 'aiic vsi 0ddclki meStna upra-
We znizati svo;e izdatke "a II cd
Stotkov. LAM so znaSali meStni
dohodki - miljonov dolarjev. Lee
tos morejo biti izdatki znizani "a
2 mili""e, da Sc preprc bankrot.
MeStni ;alolom in boiLisnica ~
naiezli;re bolegni ne no izrotena
j%avnoS.i BolniSnica ie STEER Sko.
'"a.i dogotovljena ali ~ oskrbova-
ME bolnikov hi denarja. torej Sc
OBJ novem lctu ne odpre.
To .ie tisto o T. mestno go
S%podarstvo, $ katcrim Sc bahajo
kapitalisticne stranke. Zdai hi
radi znizali uGiteliske place, od-
slovili cello vrsto ni2jih uradnikov
in vpeljali vartnost pray tam,
kicr je najboli ncumcstna.
Medtem pa dobiva p~redScdnik
druzbe ceStnih zeleznic 10000 do
larjev ma leto i'll mestO mu placuic
80 odstotkov te place. Ko &c s8-
drug Kennedy predlagal, mai sc
mu zniza plaza Tia $4,000, kolikor
dobiva zupan, so pa nadzorni inzc-
nirji pc vecmeseGncm %prouccva-
nju ''spoznali', da ina gospod
Busby Sc p%remajhno place.
Vzemi malim, pa daj velikim --
to je nacelo kapitalisticne druzbe,
in to nacclo velja tudi V mestni
upravi V Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
TAJNIKOM, z~ASTOPNIKOM
IN POSAMEZNIKOM.

Mas "Druzinsk Koledar" je
izsel. Da ne DO nepotrebne-
ga povprasevanja in pisarjenja,
maj 81 vsakdo zapomni sledece:-
Koledar stane 40 centov, "a kar
ga narocnik dobi postnine pro-
sto. Kdor Jill naroci veG kot 10
skupaj, Jill dobi cd 10 do 25 po
3S centov; cd Is do 30 Sc dobe pc
81 centov; kdor jih pa naroci vec
kakor so, Jill pa dobi pc 35 CEN
TOW komad.
ManjSa narocila posljemo pc
parcelni post, vecja pa pc ex-
presu. Tudi letos bono pc expire
su tako posiljali koledarje, kakor
smo Jill lansko leto, to je, da ne
placamo takoj mi, pa6 pa tisti,
XII Jill je narocil. To je zaradi
tega, ker expresna druzba mnogo
bolje pazi, da Sc blago ne izgubi.
Narocnik mai nam potem Mama
nj, koliko je pla6al expresa, ma
kar mu stroSke povrnemo.
Koledariev Sc ie tiskalo lie gotovo
stevilo, in kdor ga hoce dobiti,
mai ga takoj naroci. Lansko leto
bi Jill bill lahko najmanje en- IT,
soc vec prodali, ako bi Jill bill
imeli.
Tajnikom soc. klubov, druStev,
zastopnikom in drugim priporo-
camo, da maj koledarje kolikor
mogo6e narocuiejo skupno. Ma
ia nacin so koledarii ceneisi "a
Vas, mnogo nepotrebnega della pa
prihanjenega "a vse. Klubi, XII so
re narocili koledarje, placali Jill
bodo pa pozneJe, MAJ pr pvSlja
nju denarja irecno povedo, da
so koledarje re prejeli, ker dru-
GAGE bi Sc znalo pripetiti, da bi
jim iste ponovno poslali, "a prve
jih pa TRIAL. Najrajsi vidimo, da
Sc nam denar poslje pc Money
Order.
Upamo, da DO koledar vsake-
mu vsec. Niti Anglezi, XII imajo
geronimo literature, ne prodajajo
novo izislih knjig "a tako nizko
ceno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

moral pol ure cakati ma hodniku.
preden sem prisel ma vrsto - in
potem sem opazoval ~prekrasne pro-
dukeiJe samih prvih sill. Ravno je
neka pevka V kratkih krilih demon
s%trlrala, kako sc pole brez glasu in
sole, ko me je neka tajna moe pri-
slIlla, da sem pogledal svojega So
soda ma desni. Bill je omenjeni ka-
valir, XII je zrl vame, kakor da Sc
produciram JAZZ. Malice Sc .je ma
Smehml, ko je opazil, ia ga gledam,
pa Jc pOSepetal:
- klicali ste me in prisel sem.
Priznavam, da sen odstrmel. Nj
sem sc mogel spomniti, da hi bill ko-
"a klical. Moi sosed je pa ocitno
uzlval oh moi zmedi i'll okrog listen
st mu je raztcgnil Sirok satanski
smeh\aj.
20 tenn sem ga SpoZnal.
Nj me sram povcdati, da sem Sc
prvi hip ~ustraSil. Zganil sem Sc in
nemara sem hotel res pobegniti. a
Ii vrag me je ustavil $ svojim po-
gledom:
- Sal 81 plaGal vstopnino. Zdaj
ostanil
PRAY je incl. OStal sem. I'm kcr
je izglcdal tako civiliziran kakor
kaSen Teddy ali Big Bill, sen sc
kmalu pomiril.
- PriSel 81 tore.i, sem dejal. Po-
ka.i pa, &c Smem ~vpraSati?
Cudno Sc jc nesmcnil in ulgo-
voril:
- Pogledat tepca.
Cenjeni goSpod. Ge hi bill lazni-
wee, ne hi pripovedoval tega; ali
meni gre "a rcSnico. Bill sen paG
nekoliko uzaljcn, toda Stvar ic
bila intereSantna, pa sem zatajll
svoje obGutke.
- Meme tepca7 sem vpraSal.
Zakai pa tako 6eScenjc?
&c mi ne hi bilo "a to, ie
%odgovoril, da res natantno vidim
pravega tepca, he hi priSlo nobc-
nemu hudiGu ma misel, da Sc po-
stavi pol ure Y mraz iii burjo, pre-
StOpa z enc noge ma drugo, Sc tia
Gi polagoma korak IN korakom
dalje do blagajne, pa plaza 30 cen
tov IA to, da m Scdeti V slabem
zraku med ljudmi najslabSega
okusa in aplavdirati budalostim,
XII nimajO pomona "a nikogar dru-
zega kakor zane, ker sc oh niih
lahko ucim. kako Sc trpinciio duSc
ubogih greSnikov.
Zazeblo .je me. Debelo SEN "a
pogledal, pa sem zbezal.
Vas vdani
Tnxo Dahn1i,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
S1ranka
Y~oungstoWn. o.

Jugoslovanski soc. klub st. 81.
prIredi iaven ljudski shod V ne
delJo dine ,. decembra {. |. OBJ =.
popoldne V prostorih sodruga FIR.
Slabeta V Struthers, Ohio. Ma sho-
du DO govorila naSa sodruzica Jo-
sepina Zupanc; MEN precinct DO
"Socializem i'll kapitalizem". So
drug John Petrich DO predaval;
MCCOY precinct DO "Razvoi clio
vcStva cd prvega S:adija, ko Sc ie
clovek zavedal kot bite, pa do
danaSnjega dne".
ker bo dnevni red jake zanimiv
IN poucljiv, Sc pray uljudno vabi
slovcnSko obGinstvo, ola polnoSte-
vino poSeti tn shod.
Odbor soc. kluba 81. g..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
SCHMIDT MORA UMRETI.

Process katoliSkega duhCvnika
Hans Sclmidta je pri kraiu in
nJegova usoda .ie odvisna L. Sc cd
newyorSkega guverneria Whit
mana, cd katerega je pa zanj
pray tako tezko priGakovati milo
sti kakor "a Beckcria. N2l-iicno
SodiStc, pri katerem ie Schmidt
upai doscGi nov process, ic prtrdi-
II smr a Cbsodbo in dolJGilo, da
mai Sc izvrSi .iuStifikacija tisti tc-
den. Ia Sc priGne z 10. idruarjem.
Hans Schmidt ie bill obso.jcn "a
radl umora svoie liuhicc Anc
AuIniller; memo telo ic razSckal
IN poSamezne koSc znoSiI V vcdo.
umor jc svojcaS primal, govoril jc
pa tako, kakor ia Sc "a !, polotila
v"rSka blaznost. Zadnji cas- je
tail zlotin in dejal, da .ic Ana
umrla kot zrtev nedovoljenc ope-
raciie
10 so mu naznanili razsodbo
vzklicnega SodiS6a, Sc ie Y celici
V Sing-Sing bridko ziokal Rvain-
dvaiset drugih obsoicnccv ga .ic
tolazilo, ali tedai = lie Sc boil jo-
kal. V "mrtvaSki hISi" .ie re sllo-
raj dive lett.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Mednarodne postne znamke.

komisar "a zunanio trgovino
ma chicaSki borzi III. III. Carved
obravnava z zveznO Waldo o vpc-
ljavi POSTUM znamk. XII mai hi ime-
lie Vellavo IA vSc dczelc ma Svctu.
PoStna znamka ie maihna rec. ali
V Svetovni trgovini ie zelo wanna.
V Sedanjih razmerah n pr. nj mo-
goce poSlati adrcSatu poStne
znamke IN odgovor, Gc 2ivi Y drU-
gi dezcli kakor poSil.iatcli. Niti
ma Filipino To danes ne gre. Pri
konzulatih tuiih dczel tudi nj M.
goce kupiti znamk njihovc poSte.
Carver nasvetuic zaraditega, da
mai Sc uvede.jo mednarodnc post
ne znamke, in podprcdSednik cd
bora IA %zunanio trgovino j. r.
Nlckcrson GA podpira. Sedanji ku-
POM hi Sc lahko izpremerili Y take
mednarodne znamkc in $ TEN hi SO
odpravllo mnogo tezav. Steer hi
sc pa morale pritiSniti M konzula-
tc, da hi imeli znamkc Svo.jih dczel
ma prodaj.
Lnamka je maihna rec, ali take
maJhne reel kazejo, kako nestle
Wine so mednarodne potrebc mo-
derncga zivljenia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
POTREBUJEMO

dobrga, pridnega in zanesljivega
moza, kateri hi "a mas prodajal
zemljo v nasi now Slovenski ma
selbini v Wisconsin,. Pravi MOI
lahko zasluzi lep denar! Sprejme
Sc vseeno, ako ravno nina do
sedaj v tenn poslu prakticnih IL
kusenj. Pisite "a p~ojasnilo v
angleskem jeziku ali vprasajte
ustmeno pr: Grimmer Land Co.,
1868 Paulina St, cor. Milwaukee
ave-, Chicago, Ill. (6x adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
"a IZOBRAZBO.

Razirte svojc znanie. Pouite Sc o sociarzmu! Razvedrtc 81 duhai
"Proetarec" ina Y svoji knjizcvni zalogi Iedcce knJge in brosure. Poslj-
tc narcotic Sc danes:
Maksim Cork: Matt, mehka vezba .S1OO
Upton Sinclair (poslov JOS Zavetnik in w. Kaker): Dzungel Povest
IL chicaskih klavnc rs
Enrico Peril: Sociahzem in moderna vea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Drzava pihodnjost 30
Proetariat 10
Etbin Kritan: Nevarni socialzem 10
Komunisticni manifest 20
KIDD unicuje proizvajanje y malem 10
Socialism $500. 10
Soialsucna kniiznica, Q zvezka In ''Nasa bogatstva' ........ 10
KapitaIsicni razred. 10
Vona in socijana demokracija is
Prof Wahrmund (poIov. A. Kristan): Katohskos vetovno nazranje
in svobodna znanost 49,. rs
o konsumnh drustvih 10
Moderni ponicni razvoj-Moderni gospodaski razvoj- Gill sociaizma 10
Zadruzna prodajalna ali konsum O5
Stir crtce. (Poludne zbirke .Vec luci!'' s. snoic) 10
Kako je lep vojaski stan. (Poljudne sbrke ''Vec lucl'' I. snopic0.. 10
Katohska cerkev n sodalizem 10
Spoved papeza Aeksandra 10
rancka In rug . :...... -. 80, 49,. 20
Use tie knige in brosure posUemo postnine prosto.
RoLETAREC
40s W. 31st 81. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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no je Italia sliSala, da hoeeta
Nemtija in Avstrija vdreti V AL
banjo, je bila brz pripravljena,
ola poslje vOjaStvo ma Balkan. PREF
nj bilo mogoGe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Wilburn, w. Va.
Cenjeni sodrugl

IukaJ tel naselbini sem Sc "a
easno naselil, dokler Sc delavske
razmere kaj ne izboljSajo drugod.a
tukaJ ST. Z dclom ne morem pohvali.
II; della Sc steer vsak dan. ali "a.
sluzek je majhen. % centoy ie od
tone potcm maj pa vsak sam raz-
sod, KAY da .je, dc Glovek ne produ-
ezra ~ ton premoga, pa ne pride
ma SvoJ dneyni zaSluzek. Dragi-
MIA Je velika tukaj. ker je Same
kompamjSka p~rodajalna, ker dru-
zlh prodajaln ne morejo p~ostaviti
tukaJ. Iakaj druzba okupira vso
zemlJo V naselbini in okoli ME. Ia
ko ma zaprtc me.ie, ker so ze 30
naravnem uStvarjenju kakor ma
laSc poStavljeni viSoki hribi. da So
clovek tezko priplazi Gez ME. Tako
ina kapitalizcm vSe ugodnosti. da
neSramno izkoriSca ljudStvo. tako
da V West Virginia kapitalizem Sc
prekaSa Svoie brate V drugih drza-
yah. Tukaj imamo ~Strokovno L.
nlJo, ali Stojl bolt ma slabih nogah ::
Seveda j. tcga kriva nezavcdnoSt
delavccv, ki Sc IA vsc drugo pref
zanimajo kakor IA Strokovno i'm no
llticno organizacijo. In kakor Sc
lege tega kraja ticc. izgleda kakor
puScava Sahara in ie mrtvo i'm pu-
Sto vse Ma okrog.
In Sc II neprilika je tukaj to
je p%rohibicija. Taxa je svo-
boda West Virginia. Hi je ze
davno p%okopana, kakor .ie razkopan
babilonSki stolp. Ali jo imaio pa
skrbno Shranjeno V omari V Char
leStonu? In kadar io potrebuje-
20 k%apitalisti proti delavcem. ia
KRAFT zopct zaglcda bell dan. ali V
clSto drugacni obliki. Take ie v
W. Va, in ker ie delavstvo vcCino-
ma neorganizirano. je Sc SIabSe pc
takih krajlh, tako da ie prava SUI
most. Enkrat Jill je Lincoln osvo-
bodil IL ME, ali IL kapitalistitnr
suznoSti Sc bodo morali samo oSvo-
boditi Toda vSc kaze. da to Sc re
bo tako nitro. kcr zamorci siliio
nazaj V vcrsko suznoSt.
her drugega razvcdrila tukaj nj
mamO. kakOr Stiritonskc kare. so
nam ga oni ~napravili : Svoio ver.
sko cercmonijo. Tako so ii duSevni
siromaki uganjah verske burke
notri Y vodi in kricali proti nebu.
da sem miSlil. da bodo takoi zlcteli
V nebeSke viSave. Ali zmotil SEN
So; ko 50 priSli IL vodc. 50 Sc tresli
kakor Siba ma vodi tako jih je objcl
sveti duh V podobi mraza. Tako
torej narodi ~iZvrSu.jejo svoje Yer
Ske ceremonije. Xxi Jim nikdar III"
do mic koristile. Tako Sc zanima-
.io IA drugi svet, ali da hi So Lag
zmenili IA izboljSanje svOjega IN.
lostncga ~polozaja. to jim Sc ma mi
sci ne pride. Xato tore.j kapitali-
sti nemoteno dale i~zvrSujejo Svoi
posel ma raGun delavccv. Tori
VAN klicem, delavci. zdruZitc Sc
pod prapor mednarodnega social
zma. ia Stremo sedan.ji gniili SisteM
in ~vladajoGo kapitaliSticno korup-
clio. in Ola dosczemo boljSo bodice
most.
: SocialiSticnim %pozdravom.
Tony Zalar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

nika policije Healeya in zbirka "a
bojevni fond drzavnega pravdni-
ka Hoyna. Zaslisan DO tudi zna-
nj sovraznik organiziranega de
lavstva p. ID. LAWN $ postaje
Hyde Park.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
LISTU v PODPORO.

Anton Draycr. Eveleth, Mimi,
6Oc. - John Samcc, Bingham
Canyon, Utah $l.00. Skupaj S1.60.
Zadnji izkaz S567.70. Vsega do
danes $569.30.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Predsednik Wilson je dobil mno-
go predlogov o receh, XII maj bi Jill
sprejel v svojo poslanico "a kon-
gres, pa JIG baje vse odklonil in Sc
DO v svojem odprtcm pismu CLAW
no bavil z vpraSanjem narodne O.
brambe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Zavezniki so obliubovali Srbiii
ponce. zdai nj wee Srbijc. Toliko
so bile vredne obljubc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

M0DERNA KNIGoVEZNICA.
Okusno, nitro in trpezno deIo
"a privatnike in dru5tva. Spreje
mamo narocila tudi izven mesta.
1mamo moderne stroje. Mike
Gene In postena postreEba.
BRATJE HOLAN,
1888 Blue Island Ava,
(Adver.) Chicago. II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Cerkev, XII SC smatra "a nezmot
1.-Two, ne more biti tolerantna.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-02
Los Angeles Produce Market.

Los Angeles, July carload lots
of tomatoes, plums and peaches were
received at the local wholesale mar
ket today and found ready demand.
On the whole trading was active in
fresh fruits and vegetables, while the
warm weather caused buyers to tax
the supply of watermelons and can
taloupes which the market afforded
The following receipts were report
cd by Secretary 0. G. Pickrell of the
Produce Exchange of Los Angeles
Eggs, 518 cases; butter, 46,l50
pounds; cheese, 200 pounds; pota-
toes, 800 sacks; onions, 3Sl sacks
beans, 355 sacks; cantaloupes, cars;
watermelons, 8 cars; tomatoes, car;
plums, | car; peaches, 1 car.
Local ranch eggs, per dozen-Se-
lected, 251a; candled, 2312; case count,
211a.
California creamery butter, per
pound--Fresh extras, 26; fresh firsts
"a.