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The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
OES MONIES EISTEOOFOD
Many Contestants at the Big Welsh
Musical Feast.

les Moinps, Feb. %. The Des
MoineS Eisteddfod was we'll attended
yesterday There were plenty of con-
testant3, 2G on one number, which, as
by preliminary trial The Eisteddfofd
is fast becoming an American institu-
ton as well as Welsh. A special fea-
ture in the morning was a solo by a
very young compo8itor of FIVE years,
Miss Mildred Thomas of Des Moines
who sang a soprano solo. TheOphabus
of Davenport was one of the promi-
nent Welsh visitors that addressed the
Eisteddfod. Hiteman did not send a
choir and very fe wattended. Williams
burg was there in full force to win.
Grinnell was there too and did some
artistic work. There was no competi.
tor from OskaloOsa and few people at
tending from there.
Among the winners were the Girls
Glee Club of Grinnell college won the
big prize for the singing of The
Rose" by Mark Evans. The club has
twenty-fOur members, and was di
rected by Prof George l.. Pierce. This
club competed with the Girl3' Glee
club of Williamsburg, directed by E.
w. Lloyd. The prize was $75.
The Grinnell Mems Club won the
price of so for the best quartette OF
male voices.
David r: Davis of Hiteman won the
Welsh Defamation, "Trayoeth Wedi'I
Farm" Prize $500.
! Miss Alberta Giltner of Abba won
Gold Medal in the Defamation for
adults. She also won god medal fol
I MezZo-Soprano solo.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
WILL BREAK OFF RELATIONS
President Wilson Expected To APP
pear Before Congress To So
Announce His Intentions.

Washington, Feb. 23.--The appear
auee oil president Wilson before con-.
gress in the next few days to an
Inounce his intention TO break off dip
pomatic relations with Germany was
forecasted this afternoon by high adj
ministratiye officials. This action is
certain to follow the official said, II
Iintimations coming from German
sources are correct These intima-
lions are that the German foreign Of
! fee is sending instructions to the am
bassador to play for further delay in
the termination of the Lusitania dis
pute and for a long discussion OF
technicalities on the armed mer.
chantmen decree, scheduled to go in
to effect March /, The ambassador
4 viii receive these Instructions within
the next As hours.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
ON TRIAL FOR
..@ SECOND TIME
KILLING WAS RESULT OF AReU
MENT OVER STATES VISITED.
BANK IS, CLEvERLY SWlNOLEO
Iowa Railroad Commission Places a
Time Limit On Building Of Trans
mission Lines-Driller Killed
by Explosion Of Dynamite.

Abba, Feb. 23.-Ellis Hollingsworth
is being tried here for the second
time for killing that was the result
of an argument over how many states
Hollingsworth had visited in his
wanderings about the country. The
argument took place in a joint in
Wade, Ia, iast March.
Arthur Ainsley, another miner,
disputed Hollingsworth's claims as
a nation trotter Ainsley was shot
to death.
Hollingsworth fed and was cap
tured last July in Texas. He was
tried here at the December term OF
court but the jury failed to agree.
The present trial is being held
under Judge ID. NJ. Anderson.
DR.. C. N. Hyatt. the coroner, has
testified to attending the dead man,
and Mrs. Ed Bulger, in whose house
the murder was committed, has told
of the quarrel. She said Holdings
worth went away and came back
with revolver and started shooting.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Time Limit On Franchises.

les Moines, Feb. 23.-The Iowa
railroad commission has adopted a
policy of requiring firms securing
franchises for transmission lines to
build the lines within one year or
forfeit the grant.
The commission has no definite
evidence that there is an organized
effort to monopolize the Iowa field
1t has no knowledge that any of the
requests for franchises are not bona
fide, nevertheless the change in rule
was made to safeguard the public, it
was announced.
The state officials, however, do not
want to check the building of legiti.
mate electrical lines, for the reason
that the more of them constructed
the greater the commercial develop.
ment of the state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
new FEDERAL COURT HOUSE
Senator cummins Urging Building
For Des Moines.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 23.-Sena-
tor A. b. Cummins has been in cor
respondence with ex-senator Newton
of the treasury department about the
proposed federal court house in Des
Moines. The treasury department
has the right to act on public build
ings as 1t sees at.
J. Plans made by Newton are to re-
model the building at 9Th and Court
nd not build new structure. He
Opposes the erection of new post
ice for the combined purpose OF a
icral court house and post Office
abstation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24

Knoxville, Feb. 23.-Little hope is
held out for the recovery of district
Judge LOrin N Hays, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis while at the court
yesterday ana was taken home in SER
ious condition.
The judge suffered a slight paral,
ytic stroke two years ago. His brain
was affected this time and knows no
one.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
SHIPMENTS OF MUNITIONS
Propaganda in Congress To Bring
About Legislative Ends.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Members of
congress laid before the president
evidences of a propaganda in con
gress to bring about legislative ends
in foreign negotiations. The propa-
ganda contains two things.
First, stopping of shipments of mu-
nitions and supplies to the allies.
Second, warning to Americans to
stay off armed merchantmen and all
armed vessels.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24

Des Moines. Feb 23.-Gene Meldy,
Oaha sportsman. who is here, asserts
he has an option on both Gotch and
Stecher for a match to be pulled off
for the championship at Omaha on
Labor Day, providing Gotch who is
training in California, determines he
lis able to come back and wrestle the
Nebraska wrestler. He has an option
on the fair grounds in Omaha where
wrestling pavilion will be erected.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Lard cncil Annolnted

London, Feb 23-Primier Asquith
in the House of Commons today made
formal announcement of the oppoint.
ment of Lord Robert Cecil as minis,
ter of blockades with the admiralty
cooperating with him in an advisory
capacity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Illinois Retail cIothlers.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb 23-The Illinois
Retail Clothiers association began q
three days session here yesterday.
The delegates were entertained at
dinner by the wholesale clothiers' as
ISOLATION OF Chicago last night. The
annual banquet win be the feature
this evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
U. s. Clerk Dead,

Davenport, Feb. 23.-George Evers,
for sixteen years. holder of an i'm.
portant clerkship in the United States
died in police station here today. PLY.
sicians ascribe the cause to accrued
alcoholism. He lost his position
when the Wilson administration came
] In. -- :. ~ -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Entertain at White House.

Washington, Feb. 23-President
and Mrs. Wilson entertained at din
ner at the White House last night in
honor of the Speaker of the House
and Mrs. Clark. The diners includ-
ed q number of the leaders of the
senate and house, government OH
Gals, army and navy officers, and Ig-
mace Jan Paderwelsli, who later gave
piano recital.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
r. r. to be Sold.

Council Bluffs, Feb. 23.-The Iowa
short line running between here and
TreynOr may be sold to w. NJ. Lana,
head of the Lana construction com
Cany, a heavy creditor Lana offered
$4,000 for the road to the receiver.
The district court, hearing on the of
fer is set for Thursday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
snffnnatea nv Gas

Red Oak. Feb. Esd Williams, age
As. was suffocated by automobile gas
in a garase at his home yesterday. He
went to thu garage at o'clock in the
afternoon and when his wife returned
home at FIVE o'clock she found him
dead he leaves a widow and two
small children.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Proinent Mason Dead

Harlan. Feb. 23-The funeral of W.
f. Cleveland local banker AMI nromi.
nent politician was being held this
afternoon in the ST. Paurs Episcopal
church. He was prominent Mason
for fifty wears and officers of the Grand
lodge of the state are here attending
the funeral.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Loses Both Arms.

Dubuque, Feb, 23-Albert Erick-
son, Oelwein, 26 years old, had both
arms severed at the wrists. yesterday
afternoon when he. attempted to
board a moving at East Dubu,
que, Ill. He slippSe and fell between
the cars and under the wheels.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
DrlIIer Is Killed.

Mason City, Feb. 23.-Clarence D..
Riley, driller for the Intermountain
Bridge and Construction company,
while working on the new sewer here
yesterday, was fatally hurt by tho
explosion of dynamite charge. He
drilled into an old uneXploded
charge. A workman standing beside
him was not injured
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Fletcher For Ambassador.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Henry P,
Fletcher was today rumored for con-
firmation ambassador to Mexico. IL
to 2 vote by the senate foreign rela'
tions committee Borah and Smith
were opposing senators.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
rem Years Tor Chicken Their.

Clinton, Feb. 2S.-James Melvin,
first of three brothers to be convict
ed of stealing chickens from a box
car in the Northwestern railway
freight yards here in December, was
sentenced to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary to-day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Attacks ON Rrandels.

Washington. Feb Existing final
attacks on Louis ID. Brandeis. IS Bos.
ton LAWYERS through their attorney
Austin G. Fox. preferred three new
eharges of double dealing against the
Presidents nominee OF justice.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
priIler Is Killed.

Mason City, Feb. 3--Clarence D..
Riley, driller for the Intermountain
Bridge and Construction company,
while working on the new sewer
here yesterday, was fatally hurt by
the explosion of dynamite charge.
He drilled into an old uneXploded
charge. A workman standing be-
side him wGs not injured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Bank is SWind.ed.

Iowa Falls, Feb. ga clever bank
swindle was carried through here
when a man, giving his name as
George Fay, cashed a check at the
State National bank for $277, leaving
s100 supposedly for an account and
taking the remainder in cash. Fay,
with partner, were intending to
start in the paper and painting bust.
ness, he said, and had secured a
home through local agent and had
paid the rent in advance. He claim
ed ahthe desired to open an account
and wanted the remainder of the
check in cash SO that he might buy
stock. The check was drawn on the
Leayitt & Johnson National bank of
Waterloo and signed by George s.
Fay. He left the bank and was not
seen in the city afterwards.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
Noted German Sculptor Dies.

London. Feb. ga Central News
dispatch from Amsterdam announces
the Death of the noted German sculp-
tor Karl Begas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25
NaSa nalOga.

Prvi kongres move Internacio.
male jc pred sedemindvajsetim
lett V Parizu dolocil prvi majnik
kot edino cd delavcev pripoznani
prank, kateri Sc zbirajo pod pra-
pOrom socialisticne stranke. Ia
stopniki tcga mednarodnega kon-
greSa MISC dolocili tega praznika
delavccm V tenn smiSlu, kakor do
locajo razlicnc verskc sekte ne
delje, Sobote in pctke. Blazno hi
bIlo mlSliti, da hi So delavci V g.
mem dnevu mogli odpociti cd cello
letnega trudapolncga della. Prvi
majnik IA razrcdno zavedno de
lavStvo he pomeni dan p0litka.
tcmvec dan dclavSke solidarnosti
vseh narodov, dan boja. Ia boj .ie
poSvcccn %vzyiScnim ELLEN osvo-
boditvc mezdnih SuInjev, Glove
Skim pravicam Svobodnih drZav-
l%janov, XII bodo dclali il cistcga We
Sclja mad dclom, H. enostavno "a
radi tcga, kcr b0do dobivali So
razmcrno place "a svoj produkt.
Pryi majnik oznacuje boz izkori-
Scanlh "a popolnoma Svobodno
razpolaganJc L naSimi silami in
zmolnoNtmi, boz razreda vladajo-
9Th in Su%Injcy, boz "a sploSno eli
~vilizacijo in kulturo.
Use visoko poiocc pesmi mes
canskih S%ociologov iQ ekonomov,
da Sc dajo interest delavcev in in
%tcrcSi kapitaliStov spojiti V har-
monicno c%eioto, 50 praznc pcnc.
Ako zaSIulii ma dan $500. delo-
dajalcc ii pa plaza Samo 800, po-
tenn Sc brez vSakcga razlaganja
razumc. ia 81 ri Y okvirju poStav
oropan Sadu Svojcga della. Ma
SprotnO pa delodajalci vSakO naSo
upraviccno zahtcvo po bolisi me
zdi. pc krajScm dclovnem casu. DO
clovcSkcm ravnanJu prOglaSaJo
"a izliv d~clavcevcga s~ovraStva
proti poScdujo6im Stanovom. re
koc da jih hoccmo oropati svete
laStnine. RazrednO zavedni della
wee Una, da so danes vse ugodnosti
in zakoni ma Strani bogatejSih.
Nit mogoce, nj, da bi bilo to dru-
GAGE.
Zakaj? Zvezne, kakor tudi dr.
zavEe senatne in kongresnc zbor-
nice kontrolirajo zastopniki kapi-
taliStov. ne pa d~clavcev. Kapitali-
Sti pa logicno MISC tolikO prismo-
jcni, da hi tamkaj, kier St kujcjo
zakoni, dclali dolocbc V prid de-
%lavccv. Dclavci ne zahtevajo cd
dclodajalccv, da hi delali zadnji
"a prve. Dclavci zahtevajo lie pra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

vicno odmero della in dObicka.
kadar pa bosta organizirano de-
lavstvo ma eni strani, ma drugi pa
re danes organizirana sila kapita-
lizma prilirali ~razvoj tako daleS,
da DO II ina, neizogibna potreba
poiskati move oblike, tako "a delo,
kakor tudi "a vse tisto, kar ONO
gocuje delo, tedaj pa DO tirjalo
seveda delavstvo z jekleno odloG-
nostjo, da Sc odpravi zasebna last
nina proizvajalnih sredstev.
Da, brezpravni smo danes prolc-
tarci. Amerika je ena najbolj raz-
With industrijalnih dezel ma sve-
tn. Odkar divja vOjna Evropi.
sc Sc posebnO stekajo zlate rekc
Y zepe kapitalistov Zdruzenih DIR.
zav. Dobili m mnogo novih mi
ljonarjev. Kaj pa delavci? O.
grOmni veGini bi moral izreGi ne
zaupnico. Delavci vendar tvorijo
vecino am~eriSkega ljudStva; toda
v zveznem senatu nimaio niti O.
mega, V kongresu pa samo cnega,
to je sodruga Meyer Londona.
Skrajno nesmiSelnO Sc .je dclavcu
ieziti mad sedanjim druIabnim
redom, akO sam oh casu volitcv
glasuje zanj.
Sodrugi, kako bono letoS praz-
novali mas prank, prvi maj Mi
Sc zanasamO ma Vas, ia ne boSte
drzali rok V zepih. Znano Yam
je, da je naSe najboljSe orozje So
cialisticnO GasopiSje. kdor misli,
da nj Proletarec sOcialisticen list
in last ~SlOvcnSkih socialiStov. mai
80 -izjavi. Mi VAN herald vcdno
tarnamo, ampak dolInost napram
Organizaciji mas veze, da izjavlja-
mo Stvari tako, kakor stole. Pro;
letarec ~pOtrcbuje novih narotni-
kov in mi upamO, da Jill p~oSljctc
lcpo Stevilo kot rezultat VaScga
della "a prvi maj. Pgoletarec .je
edini slovenski socialisticni list V
Ameriki, in samO oh sebi Sc raz-
ume, da akO hi vsled Slabih virov
morali prenehati $ i~zda.janjem H.
sta, da hi potem slovenski sociali-
Sti V Ameriki ne imeli svojega IL
sta. Ne prosimo "a sebe. ker list
nj lastnina posameznih oseb, am
pax prosimo "a Proletarca. Ne
skrivamo knjig, ampak vedno so
YAM ma razpolago. V r?anju, ia
sodrugi "a prvi majnik lie bodo
pozabili svojega lista Proletarca,
klicemo: Zivela mednarodna So
cilasticna Stranka, zivel mas praz-
mix, prvi maj!
Up~ravniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

Y DRAW Kansas jc bilo lani Gcz
pctSto oseb ob%soienih zaradi tho
tapStva in prodajania alkoholnih
pilac. Kansas spada namrec. ka-
kor le znano, med blazene suhc
drzave. Obsojeni so bill seveda
samo tiSti, katcre so zasaGali, kaj
ii tudi "a K~ansaGane velia prego-
vor o NOrimbercanih, da ne ODE
Sijo nikogar, &c ga nimaio V ro-
kah. PetSto obsojenih pa pomeni,
ola Je morale biti nekolikrat vec
previdncjSih hudodelcev, Xxi Sc nj
so dali vjcti. Kai je torc.i zakoni-
ia prohibicija druzega kakor "a
lonlto pospeScvanje hinavSGinc?
Seine?
kapitalistiGni siStem goni ogro-
mne mnozice ma delo, da product
raJo vrednosti zanj. Kapitalistis-
nj sistem poraja vojne, V katerih
sc unicujcjo ogromne producira-
ne vrednOsti. Komu nj ocitna blaz-
most tega sistema9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25
UpravniStvo.

conemaugh: Anton Gabrenja. Frank
Podboi in Frank Pavlovic, box 523
Darragh: Karol Slavic, box 252.
Dunlo: Frank Kaucic, box ~.
Fitz Henry: Frank Indof, box lib.
Forest City In Vandling: Frank Rataic
box 6s5 in Anton Drasler, box 9.
Garrett: Stephen in Mrs. Fabric, r.
F. ID. box SO.
G%reensburs: Frank Mako, Key Stone
Hotel.
Herminie: NJ. zumer, box 351.
Irwin: Tony kodrit, r. +. ID. , box
log.
Johnstown: Math. Gabrenja, R. F. D. ],
box l2o, in Jacob Kocjan, PA Luneu
Mcdonald: John Zabkar, II. T. d. .
box l43.
Lloydell: Anton Grbec, box IS.
Manor: FIR. Demsar, box 253.
Meadow Lands: Jos. Bizjak, box 253.
Morgan: J. Kvartie, box 453.
Pittsburgh: Blaz. Novak, 656S Rowan
Ave. Fran. j. Indof, p. o. E. Pitts
burgh.
Reading: John Pezdirc, 343 River st.
smithton: Joseph Radisek, Central
South Fork; Jakob Rupert, box 2Ss,
W. Newton: Jos. Zorko, R. F. d. 3,
box so.
,Wickhaven: Luka Kralj, box 6s.
wilcox: Jak. Miklaueie, L. Box 3.
UTAH.
Winterquarters: John Reven, box los.
Blackhawk: FIR. Derganc.
W. Virginia.
Davis In okolica: Jos. Skuk, box 34S.
Thomas: Frank Kocjan, box 272.
MilburE in okolica: Anton Strazisar.
WASHINGTON.
Roslyn: John Zobec, box 10.
WISCONSIN.
Kenosha: Frank zerovec, is Rowland
Ave.
WYOMING.
Reliance: Lovr. Usenienik, box %.
Rock Springs: Math Batch, box 427
in +. S. Tavcter. GA Ahsay Ave.
Sublet: Anton Blasich, box rs.
Superior: Lucas Groser, box 341.
ILLINOIS.
Aurora: John Blaschitz, R. F. D. 4,
box 6s.
Chicago: Frank Ales, Frank Zajc, 400s
w. RI St., Mike Kastrun, 3O22 Van
Br.sN st. in Frank Barbie, 2243 w.
% st.
Cicero: Frank Mrgole, 502s W. e5. Pl.
louisville: Frank Jerich, box 16S.
Johnston City: John Slivnik. box 500
La Sale: Vencel Obid, 43s Berlin ST.
in John Rogel, 427 Berlin st.
Livingston: Frank Krek, p. o.
Nokomis: John Melinda, box 607.
Nokomis in okolica: Frank Dezelak,
box 3l7.
Ia oglesby: Tom. Kralj, La Sale, III.
Springfield; Frank Bregar, l70l Peoria
Road.
Panama: Jos. Ferjaneie, boz 10.
Staunton: Anton Ausec, box 1853 in ,Jos
Mcstar, box 35l.
Waukugan-North Chicago: Paul pek.
lay, 900 Belwedere St.
Witt: John ZnpanSi6, box "a.
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ZASTOPNIKI


ARIZONA.
Lowell in okolica: William KralI. box
1896.
ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith - Jenny Lind: Jos. So.
dar. box 1903.
huntington: Karol Petric, box 204.
CALIFORNIA.
san Francisco: A. X. Bozich, 5000 49,
18th st.
COLORADO.
Pueblo: Charles Pogorelc. sos Moffat
st., Anton oblak, 1895 Taylor ave.
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MoDERNA KNIGoVEZN1cA.
okusno, nitro in 5rpezno ds,s
"a privatnike in drustva. Sprejs
mamo naroeila tudi izven mesls.
Imamo moderne stroje. Niz,us
Gene in postena postretbo.
BRATJE HOLAA,
1888 Blue Island Avn.
(Adver.. UhinA r.
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INDIANA.

Clinton: Karol PoglodiG, l.. Box %.
Indianapolis: j. Bruter, 40 Holmes st.
kokomo: Louis Zakrajsek, 500 W.
Woodland Ave.
KANSAS.
Breezy Hill in okolico: W. NJ. Smol.
mix.
Columbus: Martin Juresko, R. R. 3,
box GO.
Corona: Blaz Mezori, box 1852.
Dunkirk- Pittsburg: Thomas Wolk, r.
r. box l72.
Gross, Kans.: Jon Kunstcli, box 80.
Franklin-Girard: FIR. Wegel, box SO.
Frontenac: John Bedene, box 1874; Jos.
Umek, box z.
Mulberry: Anton Sular R. F. D. /.
Mineral: FIR. KoSitI. box -.
P%ittsburg: Andrej Podlesnik R. R. g.,
box 1902; Jakob Selak X. X. g..
Radley: John Gorsek, P. o:
Stone City: Mike Fine, box 496.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit: F. C. Oglar, Joe Premier in
Thos. PetriS.
MINNESOTA.
Chisholm: Math. Richter, box 3Os.
Ely: John Tcran, box 1872; Fred. Wi.
der, box 3i2 in ISnatz Prank, box
5I2.
Eveleth: Jacob Ambrozi6, 41e Pierce
New Duluth: Albert Hrast, sll-95th
Ave.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis: V. Cainkar. 22l3 Gravois av.
MONTANA.
Rnar rraaL. I-.-L n.-.s.L ID n
Butte: Ig. BozoviGar, 1887 Walnut st.
Klein: NJ. Meznarieh, box 1877.
Red Lodge: John Urlcb, box 734.
OHIO.
Bridgeport: Felix Rozina r. +. ID. !. -
Box 33A.
Cleveland: John PrOstor, 5S05 st. Clair
Ave, Anton Pozareli, $50 Prossa
Ave, Math Petrov6i6, 1896 f. 81.
ST., Andrcj Bogatai, G906 st. Clair
ave, Edward Branisel, 6095 Glass
ave. in Louis ~Stegovec, 1907 f 81 st.
Collin wood: Anton Kuznik. 372-lj6th
St. Gustav Kabai, 446 f. 156th St,
Jos. Slnpek. 10Y f.. 6lst ST., in Joe
Kun6it, 439 f.. 10th st.
East Palestine: Jack 1stenich, 436 E.
Martin St.
Girard: Frank Ban, box 365.
Glencoe: Mace zlemberegr, l.. Box l.
Lorain: Geo. P~etkovsek, 17l7 l.. Goth
st.
struthers: John Rayer, box $40 in NJ.
Urbas. box 3j7.
Wooster: John KriimanGic, box $50.
Youngstown: John Petrie, box $50 in
l.. Zupanc, 0O3 IIimrod ave.
NDroD-
Oregon City: Frank Sajovic, 13l-lsth
st.
OKLAHOMA.
Red Oak: Joe Kogoj, box 3.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Beading: Mart. Letinski, box 90.
Broughon: Jacob Dolenc, box lSl.
Canonsburg: John Koklich, box 276.
Claridge: FIR. Zurman, box 255.
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ZneS.

Classic avstrijskih organizira
min zeleznicarjcv ''EiScnbahmcr'
prinaSa vest, da je pred kratkim
dala %napraviti drIavna uprava pr
neki zelezniSki cuvainici ma igor
MEM Avstrijskem nov vodnjak.
Xxi Je povzroGil kakih 100 X stroS.
kov. To hi Sc ne bild mic. toda
slavnostna "otvoritev' tiStcga
vodnjaka jc mad vse ~znaGilna "a
HaSe birokratc. Smatralo ST. jc "a
takO vazno, da JIG morala priti ko.
miSija, da Sc jc p~repricala, ola res
tece IL ccvi voda. I'm Ia komiSija
nj stala mic mani kakor 800 kron
5 tenn dcnarjcm hi Sc lahko napra-
vilo . takih studencev. Komcn.
tarJa pac hi trcba.
Pc neki zanimivi razpravi gro
ia G~abrinSkega posncmamo, da jc
V ltaliji sedaj 1917 glcdaliSc. V
ltaliji hi mcsta brcz glcdaliSca.
cello Arzone V bcrgamaSkcm okra-
jill, Xxi je gnczdo 5 $50 prcbivalci.
pa ina svojc glcdaliSce. Campo
nogona ma BencSkcm ina $50 pre-
bivalcev, pa ina Garibaldijcvo
gledaliSce, kjer Sc igra, plcSc in
pole. Naivccje gledaliSCc ie V Mi
lanu, po imenu Sila; gre V MEGA
$500 oscb. Sila mnogo glcdaliSG
nosi inc katcrega slaynega politi-
ka ali glasbcnika: najpogoste.isa
81 Garibaldi, Verdi, Viktor Ema-
nuel, Umbcrto in Rossi gledaliSca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

The General Electric Co. je imela tekom pre-
teklega leta "a $50, $4,000 narocil "a municijo in
druge vojne pOtrebScine. c. A. Coffin. predsed-
mix druzbe, poroca, da so imeli lcta 1915 IA II od-
stotkov boljSo kupciio kot lcta 1911. Kako da Sc
he bi kapitalisti ogrevali "a vojno?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

Carranzisti pravijo, da je bilo V Zedinjcnih
drzavah nabranih wee miljonov dolariev "a finan-
%ciranje Diazove revolucije V Mehiki. KapitaIisti
ne meceio %miljonov proc, torci 81 clovck lahko ma
prstih %izracuna, kaj pritakujejo cd tie ''investi-
CHE"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25
NOVA ZEBRA, MOVE GENE.

Ia ure, ~verizice, prstane, ter
razneSrstno zlatnino in s~rebrnino,
obrnite sc name. Prodaiam tudi
Columbia grafofo1e in slovenske,
ter drugojezicne plos6e. PiSite pc
cenik!
ANTON j. TERBOVEC,
p. o. Box 1 Cicero, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

Ena najboljsih socialisti6nih
revii v angleskem jeziku v Ameri-
XII je: INTERNATIONAL So
CIALIST REVIEW" - Izhajs
mesecno in stane $1.00 ma leto. -
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, 341 Il
Ohio St, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

V preiSkavi ncmSke Spionaze in zarote so Y
New Iorku naSli pri nckem lglu papirje, XII potr-
jujejo, da sta Sc nemSka ataSeia Won Papen i'm
Boy Ed res bavila z zaroto. ker jc bill Igel, STEER
nemSki offer. privatni tajnik Papenov, ie poSla-
mix Bernstorff zahtcval, ia Sc vrnejo MENU vSi
papirji, ces da so poslani;ki. 10 50 mu rekli. da
maj pride pogledat, kateri papirji so poSlaniSki,
kateri pa privatni, je to rajSi odklonil. Nj SmO
bill davno prepriGani, da je tajna diplomaciia ne
~loGljiya Cd Spionaze in da je velik del njcnih po-
SLOW sam ma sebi zarotniStvo. Zal da so vse take
afere nevarne. Sedanja Bernstorffova je ma las
podobna Dumbovi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

SocialiStiCn0 SIiks in kartB.
"Piramida kapitahkma", slo-
venskim, hrvatskim in anglsyku
nepisom.
Drevo vsega hudegs" Q .lo-
venskim napisom.
'zadnji itrajk" Q hrvatski-
napisom.
Prohibition Dope" : anglia
kim napisom.
Gene slikam so 1 komad 1Bs,
tucat 81; 100 komadov t7.Oo.
Gene kartam: l komsd 2oI
1 tucat 15c, 100 komadov 7Os.
Postnino pla6amo mi u VA
kraje sveta.
INTERNATIONAL PUB. "a.
1911 E. 9th st.,
Cleveland. 0his.