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The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Looking back on history made and
gone, there is no doubt but that Col
onel Roosevelt would have been the
next president of the United States
had it not been for i'll advised friends
in 1912. His action in supporting
Hughes at this time will reinstate him
in the estimation of countless thou
sands who have heretofore loved him
for what he has done.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

If some of your Democratic friends
get too facetious in political discus
sion, ask them to write to their dele
gates to the National convention and
inquire why the convention left out
of the platform this year the assur-
ance that "our pledges are made to
be kept while in Office as well as to
be reliew upon during the campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

"Darn Roosevelt, anyhow; we ex-
pected him to pull our chestnuts out
of the fire this year and we'll be con-
sarned if he hasn't helped to jerk the
props out from under our platform"
-(What the democrats are thinking
and what the democratic papers are
in reality sayingl.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

1t is truly amazing how many Can
ned" editorials are being used by the
average paper these days. Howsum-
ever, there would probably be many
less newspapers if it wasn't for the
ease with which such Canned" dope
can be secured.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

When the Democratic convention at
st. Louis commended the splendid
diplomatic victories" of the Presi-
dent, did they have in mind the salute
he did not get from Huerta, or the
Observation-Disclosures letter he re-
ceived from Carranza
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Despite all the democratic wishes
for bad luck to the republican party,
among the noted campaigners this
fall will be, Colonel Roosevelt, Will
liam Howard Taft and Charles E.
Hughes. This home coming makes
things look exceedingly dreary to our
democratic friends and office holders.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Flagstaff won't move unless the
common people help move it--they
should help bust through the crust.
We are here because we can't get
away, the other fellow can. There
fore, swallow your little inconvenien-
ces and help make Flagstaff grow.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

The report that President Wilson
was so surprised when notified Of his
nomination that he nearly tainted, is
denied by the collector who presented
him with his telephone bill for long
distance calls between Washington
and st. Louis.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Willie-I have softening of the
brain and my doctors say that it can
not be cured; can you help me?
Yes, Willie, but the law does not
permit Of it, besides from the con-
tents of your letter, we feel that it
would be waste of good cement.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

fall. 1t is also pointed out that Mr..
Hughes wears whiskers, another fatal
defect in their opinion. The cut Of his
clothes has not been gone into yet,
that feature is probably being held
for "roarback" just before election
day.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

First aid packages to the dry have
been coming in freely since the en-
barge was lifted on wet goods by the
federal court.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

A. r. Kleindeinst, a prominent
Winslow Elk, was in Flagstaff last
Friday night to help swell the big
gathering Of Elks at the initatory
ceremonies that evening.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

That "the colored troops fought
noble" goes without saying. Captain
Boyd obeyed orders. They were mar
tyers in the first instance, is true. It
is now up to U. S. to say whether
they obeyed orders in vain.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Villa is reported to have been shot
again. This time it is said a soldier
impressed into service shot him in the
back just as joke
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

The mayor of Needles has issued a
manifesto prohibiting the selling Of
intoxicating liquor to the Mexican
population Of that town, owing to the
trouble on the border.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

The Elks will see that all streets
are torn up Monday--the whole smear
will be out then to start things COM
mencing.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30
HELPFUL HEALTH HINT

Pete--I am bald as bean; could l
Join the army?
Sure, Pete, they need men in the
wig-wag corps. They are even taking
men with hair-lips.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30
Republican Primary Candidates
For Sheriff

hereby announce nv candidacy for the nomi.
nation on the Republican ticket for Sheriff. at
the primaries 10 oe held September l2th 1915
would be pie ased TO have your support and
will strive 10 merit IL. II elected to that ONCE
O HARRINGTON
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Time is the chief element in the
success or failure Of man. Using it
or wasting It is the test
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

One Of the hardest things politi-
clan confronts is endeavoring to be-
lieve in the people when they know
they don't believe in themselves.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Just at present the dove of peace
looks like burned sick chicken.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

Universal peace may come when it
is possible to temper all tempers equa-
iy on an even plane.
The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements under this head will
be made for $1,000 in advance. $500
additional for carrying announcement
until the November election. An
nouncements for any political party
will be received.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

pockets obIiquelye placed. 1t Is made of
tweed or covert. Faddish topcoats for
young chaps have shoulder-eapes which
fashion, Inverness style, closely to the
throat.
Spring suits, however, retain the
waissline curve in very apparent degree.
They are three-hutton and two-button,
with soft roll, English notehed collar
or asaft refl collar with peaked lapel.
The waisteoat is high and favor seems
to rim toward ties ST bright color, in
contrast with the som6er hues In vogue
since the beginning of the war.
For sport wear the Norfolk is fay-
ored, the best model having belt across
the back only with English notch collar
and patch pockets. Many of these coats
are OF knitted fabric, worn with striped
white serge trousers and soft tweed
hats or with tweed knickers. The &C
cepted straw. hat for 1916 has a noder-
ate crown and hrim trifie wider than
last season. Il Is worn rather high on
the head showing the closely cropped
hair Ct sides and back. Young men are
selecting the alpine of panama as most
expressive of the extreme in style.
% p
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

He knows pretty we'll what these are
and is apt to dress in the very best busi-
ness style he can afford and in con-
formity with the style limitations of the
particular burg which he inhabits. VIVA.
would be quite the proper thing on Wall
Street In New York might be deemed
an affectation in Montpelier, Vermont, or
Sandusky, 0hi0-a bit of harmless
vanity tolerated BY his confreres; per-
haps even real menace to his business
success in a community not 50 tolerant.
II is in the formal uiceties of apparel
that the average man desires iliumi1a-
ton. There arises social occasion
which demands Of him the formality of
cutaway or full dress costume, and
though he hates to admit Utmost Of all
to his women folk-he is little at sea
as to "juSt what they are wearing now"
The proper cutaway for formal after
noon wear has two buttons, a well de-
fined waistline, full skirts and good
sized waistcoat- opening so that plenty
OF tie may show. Cutaways are braided
and unbraided and have peaked and
notched 'lapels-these are minor details
The important thing is that the cutaway
shall fit SO perfectly and so easily that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

I. For the young man this Spring
suit with slightly form-6ttsd Inca.
Goat has the correct peaked lapel
and soft roll collar.
2. For the growing lad this grace
full Norfolk whose newness Is at.
tested by the yoke-back.
8. This link.button sack coat OF
striped material viii please the
young man on the watch for style
details Of definite and authoritative
newness.
4. A sport jacket in snappy style
showing the prevailing yoke at the
shoulders. Flap pockets, vent In
back and open-searn cuffs.
S. Correct business suit for Spring.
Three button closing, peaked lapel,
and almost invisible patch pockets
are the new features of the coat.
8. Golf and Motor Cap OF APP
proved Spring type.
"A. A popular block for this sea-
son Is the straw hat Of medium
high crown and medium wide brim,
though the straw Alpines have the
favor with the younger and smarter
dressers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

It's wearer feels absolutely at homo and
in it. Trousers for for
NAL day wear arc always gray in striped
effect and care should be taken not to
have the gray too light. With the cuta.
way one wears an overeoat similar to
the oYercoat worn with evening dress.
II should be of dark Oxford or black,
single or double breasted and slightly
curved in at the waist. The silk hat
has pronounced roll of brim and a
slightly belled crown. To look smartly
Correct it must be worn over hair cut
in the smart fashion; that is so closely
cropped below the crown of the head
that the hat seems almost 10 be adjusted
over bald pate.
AS to boots; for formal afternoon
wear with the cutaway suit they must
be of patent leather with buttoned tops
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29
IA IN ORE and more Il becomes ap.
M parent that spring fashions for

M ORE and more Il becomes ap.
M parent that spring fashions for
the masculine contingent have
heir inception at Palm Beach, Aiken
md other points of the Southern Riyi-
era, where men of wealth, leisure and
social esebet foregather in the months
Of January and February. TaflorS and
manufacturers who can interpret styles
but are not permitted to create them,
keep watchful eye out for Palm Beach
straws which show which way the wind
Is going to blow, and II is safe to say
that never the curve of lapel, the slant
of pocket OF even the monogram on a
handkerchief escapes their observation
Therefore the fashions of American
men are not European, not American
but cosmopolitan and take their inspira-
ton from that coterie Of favored indi-
yiduals who practise the fine art OF
leisure and to whom smartness of attire
and perfect grooming of the person are
articles Of faith.
THE cUTAWAY AND ITS COR
RECT APpuRTENANcEs
The average man does not care TO b,
told about fashions in business clothes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

of dull calf, or buttoned spats of pearl
gray cloth. AS to gloves; yellow cham
ois ones are correct with the cutaway;
or putty coloreN kid with dark stitching
A few faddish young fellows affect white
buck with black stitching; but this 4
rather farther than the average mar
cares to go. Black or dark gray silk
socks with black clocks will be the best
choice in hosiery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

replaced by common consent through
July and August, by the dafksbIue coat
and white flannel trouser combination
which is worn even at large affairs
Where the women are in the glory of
full evening dress. The waistcoat a.
ways accompanies such a costume for
formally sake and for footwear, white
buck Oxfords or dancing pumps Of
gunmetal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29
EVENING CLOTHES SHOW
LITTLE CHANGE

The average man puts his dress clothes
away with the beginning of the warm
season but finds use for his Tuxedo or
dinner coat an summer. At most of
the summer resorts evening clothes are
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29
TIGHT FITTING ovERcoATs
MUST GO

The snappy spring oyercoat does not
curve in at the waistline. That style,
say the authoritative tailors, is passing.
The new coat has easy, stoping should
ers, 9 soft full drape around the limbs,
broadish collar and lapel and deep patch
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29

The Panama Alpine Ushers in Straw Hat season-soft.
Drape overcoats Replace More Common FormFt Effects
"A New Collar and Tie with the Young Mans Dinner
coat-What Fashion Connends in Accessories of the
cutaway-snappy Sport Toys Include Tweed Knockers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-29
THE cUTAWAY AND IT'S COR
prcrr kIcEs

The average man does not care TO be
told about fashions in business clothes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
UNICENA

10 Okiahomi in Texasu je DO.
noel ma 81. maja razsajal vihar. XII
Je povzrocil V raznih krajih deze.
lie ogromno Skodo. NajveGji pa jc
bll MCCOY uclnek nedvomno V ma.
lem mestecu Kemp City, Okla. TIE
Masculine namrec zjutraj mi bilo
wee; orkan 10 Je takO popoln0ma
unicil, da nj ostalo razun treh ma
hh koc ME od ME. Dvanajst tr.
govskih domov. dvanadstropen
hotel III sestdeset hiS ic tornado
razdejal. Devct oSeb jc bilo ubi
tIh, osemintrideset pa r%anjenih.
Trupla nekaterih ubitih so nash
pc stO jardov dalec cd prostora.
kJer so stale NTH hise. dasi .je Una.
no. da Jill je vihar zalotil donna.
Dveletni Otrok drja. Brinsona. XII
je bill ranjen, medtem ko sta pogi-
Mia oce i'll matt, je bill cd viharja
s kosi razdejane hiSe odnesen 500
cevljev daleG. Ko je orkan odje.
njal, je bilo iskanje in obvezava.
ME mrtvih in ranjenih zelo otez-
cano, ker je vladala egiptovska
tema in je dezevalo V potokih. IL
Denisona V Texasu je odsel pose
ben Wax z dvanajstimi zdravniki
a sele nekOliko ur pc utisanju or.
kama je dosegel mesto katastrofe
Enaka nesreca .je zadela meste.
&c re pred par lett; tcdaj so &c
nanovo zgradili. Sedaj pravijo, ola
ne bodo ma TEN prostoru wee pc
StsYliali his
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
P%riljubljen duhovnik.

IL Bridgeporta p%oroGaio: Stiri-
sto tlanic slovaSke rimokatoliSke
cerkvene obGine MA Crescent Ave.
Sc je dine "a. maja zbralo pred
rektoratOm in zahtevalo, mai Sc
njih fajmoster nemudoma odscli.
GaSpar Panik .ie dosle.i lie provi
zoricen zupnik, in zenske mu oci-
tajo, da ne zivi, kakor hi po nil
hovem mneniu moral ziveti du-
hovnik. Ker Sc zahteva poboznih
katolitank hi izpolnila. so razbilc
okna i'll metale gnila .iajca V ia
row. Pri ~faimoStru ie bill ravno
pater Stefan Krasula 2 dvema So
rodnicama IL New Yorka ma obi
sku in vSi so moral iskati Y viz
jem nadstropiu "a pohiStvom "a
vetja, dokler nj priSla polici.ia, XII
je aretirala i3 zensk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06

Sedai sc miliGarji prcpricani, da
so lie protiStrajkarska in paradna
ceta, kakSna resna vojaska sluz-
ba jim pa Sc ma misel he pride. In
dokler no tako, DO milica V VISA
KEN resnem slucaju n~ezanesljiva
in demoralizirana. Sele ce hi Sc
enkrat "a vselej reSili vsake profit
Strajkarske sluzbe V ~interesu ka-
%pitalistov, hi moglo priti milicar-
Jem do zavesti, da imaio druge
naloge, za katere .ie eventualno
treba nositi kozo ma trg. In Sele
tedai hi bio mogoGe uvesti disci-
plino V to organizacijo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
NOTA ZAvEZNIK0 ON.

DRAWN tajnik Lansing je po-
slal Angliji in Franciji obsirno
noto. V kateri zahteva Amerika,
da opuste zavezniki sedanie raw
mamie z nevtramo posto. Nota ma
vaja mnogo k%onkretnih ~slucajev,
Xxi kazejo, da pOstopajo angleske
in francoske oblasti proti medina
rodnim zakonom in prizadevajo $
TEN nevtralni trgOvini vclikO
Skodo. AmeriSka vlada zahteva
radikalno izpremembo te poll
tike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
RePUBLICANSKE KANDI-
DATURE.

6a ltRNA'Al' 81
Sko kandldaturo III predsednika
Iedinjenih draw .je baie Hughes
doSlel ma prvem mestu V dirk.
Nendar pa trdijo 'pouteni krogi',
da ga Roosevelt re dohiteva i'm da
ga najbrze dohiti. Rooseveltov
zadnn govor V Detroitu je baje
preprlcal mnogo tiStih, Xxi sc do
Slel MISC ogrevali IN colonela, da
Je has ON pravi MOI, ako Sc posta-
vi republiCanska stramka ma sta
liStc preparedneSSa in naciomaliz-
ma.
RepublitanSka Stranka So goto-
vo postavi ma Stalisce prepared
nesSa, kajti Ge ne hi storila tega,
bl morala izpremeniti svoj z%nacaj.
Republicanska Stranka je najbolj
odlotno ,najboli izrazito kapitali-
STIGMA. Y StOterih drugih reGeh Sc
lahko mnenja njenih CLANCY raz-
halaJo; I'M e Sc razha.j ajo V TEN
in onem. Ali kapitalizem sc lah-
ko brezpogoino zanaSa ma repub-
llcane. cato sc poStavi Ia stran-
ka tudi nedvomno ma staliSGe pre-
paredneSSa, katerega nihcc = de
zeli tako he %potrebuje kakor ka-
pitalizem.
To popeSuie RoOSeveltove ma
de. Hughes jc STEER velik nazad-
MAX in hi bill voditeliem zaradi
tega vSet; toda tako ie ne n
ropotati in kazati zob kakor
Roosevelt.
Navsezadnie ic storil Sc Ford
RooScveltu veliko uslugo. PaG ne
hote. Zazugal ie namreG, da DO
rajSi podpiral Wilsona kakor
Roosevelta ali kateregakoli repu.
%blicana. Xxi hi zagovarjal oboroze-
vanjc. To je povzrocilo veliko
razburjenost V republicanskcm
taboru in je Sc boil naklonilo "a
gOvornike preparedness Roose.
veltovi kandidaturi.
&c DO Wilson Fordove podporc
vessel ali he, ic drugo vpraSanjc.
&c mu more kai koristiti, mm tudi
lahko Skoduie, in lahko hi bila
Skoda Sc vecia cd koristi.
Pri vsem TEN Sc Pa vidi. da ra.
cunajo stranke slejkoprej ma 10,
da maSa volilcev - ME ne misli
&c le mogoCe, ola Sc ponuiaio
kadidature V eni in isti stranki
tako razli6nim l.iudem kakor so
Hughes, Roosevelt, Ford: ce spre.
Jemajo ljudje kakor Ford repu-
blitansko kandidaturo. potem pa
zugajo, da bodo podpirali demo.
kratitnega kandidata. pa vodite.
IN vendar veriameio. Ola bodo
mase Sledilc ukazom i'm parolam,
tedaj mOrajo imeti lie mase IN
Slepc.
Ial da je med l.iudstvom res Sc
mnoeo SlepoSti in da mnogim vo.
hlcem : tc homatiie lie odpro
oGi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
Garyjeva OdkritOSrcnOst.

eli 2 bojnimi ladjami, z infanterijo, kavalerijo,
artlleriJo in q aeronavticnimi oddelki. Gary GO
worn III ravna kot pravi zastopnik tiste druzbe. XII
danes Avi, odnosno tistega razreda, Xxi danes 60
spoduie.
= stallsca kapitalizma jc vse to naravno in
loglcno; S staliSGa kapitalizma ie nenaravno, ne
ioglcno, smesno, kar poGenjajo Ford. Bryan in
podobnI pridlgarji kar govori Gary, je "a kapi-
.aiizem nuJno. In &c vlada kapitalizem. DO tudi
izVrsii to, kar pravi Gary. ne pa tega. kar pravi
Ford.
Gary le ostal V svOieml gov0ru do konca stva-
rem. ZaklJucil GA je MANFRED tako:
"Jeklarska industrija je dobra, boljsa kot
~kdajkoli pref. Bile SO pred kratkim publikaciie v
rem %miSlu' da padajo nova narocila, in to more
mn V maJhni meri resnicno; toda vsakdanje
VkhJlzeVanJe Je V %SploSnem vecje negO sposob-
hoSt prodliclranJa, in ker so neiZvrSena n~arO6ila
zadostna, Ola zaposlujeio podjetia IA ve l~etosnje
IN "a dober del prihodniega leta. nj "a tovarnarje
vSa1 "a prihodnJih dvanaist mesecev nobenega
razloga "a pritozbe".
Torej jeklarska industrial oh zacetku, jeklar-
ska mduStrija ma koncu. Use V interesu ieklarske
industrije, ki je danes "dobra". "a katero pa zeli
oziroma hoGe Gary, da bi bila zanaprei "dobra".
TO Sc pravi, da bi imela mnogo narocil, da bi do
olVala mhogo trgov, da hi delala velike profile.
'e govori Gary sploSno V TEN tonu, tedaj
Sc mu naposled tudi lahko oprosti, da je zacel
SvoJ govor nekoliko drugaGe. Uvodoma ie MANFRED
deial:
'ZadnJi cas- je "a vsakogar, da razume. da DO
vellka vecina naroda Zedinienih draw vztraiala
ma porabi vsake moznosti "a zaSGitO i'm casino po-
speSevanje interesov svoie lastne dezele".
Tudl cd Garyja Sc lie more zahtevati vse,
Nekai mora ljudstvo tudi samo opraviti in Gary
nu Je ltak dovoli jasno pokazal. da misli ma inte-
reese jeklaskega trust2. kadar govori o "interesih
dezele' Gary potrebuc bojnih ladij, da odpro ka-
pltalizmu move luke: ameriSko ljudstvo mora to-
req presoditl, &c le to odpiranje lux njegova ali
trustova zadeva.
kapltallzem zahteva 10, kar mora. Militarizem
Ie nlegova kupcijska potreba. Kapital V Ameriki
haraSca, kupciJSke moznosti Sc mnoze, enako Sc
Ia tudi mnoze moznosti trgovskih konfliktov. Mi.
htarlzem poStaIa kapitalizmu cd dine do dne po-
trebneJsl. Cd dine do dine sc kapitalizem tudi boil
zaveda, da p%otrebuje militarizem. Zatorei tudi ne
bo odnehal. ampak ~niegove zahteve bodo vse glas-
ncJse, odlotnejSe in smotreneise. Niegov pritisk
DO vse veGji.
Ma ljudstvu je pa lezece, da spozna. kai Sc
zhhteva cd MEGA. Gary mu je pokazal.: Kapitali-
sticen militarizem. In ma ljudstvu lie tudi lezece,
da izvaJa prave konsekvence. Kapitalizem sc pri-
~pravlJa. Delavstvo mora biti slepo, Ge ga podpi-
ra pri tenn delu.
Toda: kapitalizem Sc pripravlia. in toliko
noel in vpliva ina, ia sc DO pripravil. &c so pa
med kapitalizmon i'll proletariatom nasprotja, XII
Jh mora resiti boi. tedai je logicno. da Sc mora
iudi delavstvo priprayljati.
NiceSar "a kapitalisticno. vse "a delavsko pri-
pravJanle - to lc edlni mogoGi sklep.
-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
Nova narocila.

Zavezniki sklepaio 2 ameriSki-
mi velepodjetniki move pogodbe
IA vojni material in vrednost ma
rocil gre V Sto in sto milionov do
larjev. Bethlehem Steel Compa-
ny ie dobila pravkar IN % Milo
nov dolarjev narOcil. American
LocOmotiv company Sc pogaja IA
izdelavO vojnega materijala V
vrednosti - m%il.ionov dolarjev.
New York Brake company .je ma
TEN, da sklene drugo pogodbo IN
,strelivo. White Motor company
je re sklenila pogodbo "a 300 av-
tomobilov $ Francijo in Sc poga.ja
Sc 4 Rusijo IA narocilo V vredno-
Sti Sestih miljonOv dolarjev. We
stinghouse, Remington in Mid
vale Steel and Ordinance compa-
NY pricakujejo naroGila Ia puSke.
Agent z~aveznikov so pa postal
previdni in pOstopajo zelo pazno
rri narocanju. lie ~tovarne. Xxi MISC
Iupstile narocnikov ma ceidlu :
prejSnjimi poeodbami. dobc nova
%narocila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
Rudniska nesreCa.

IL Virginia City. New. porccajo
"a. maja: V .jami yellow Jacket
jc v spodnjih roveh nastal pozar,
vsled katerega so, kolikor je do
slej znano, STRIFE d%elavci prisli oh
aivljenje. Uradniki druzbe pravi-
10, da je bio IS delavccv V jami,
ko ie izbruhnil pozar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-06
Ia vojno m~ornarico.

kongresni zbornici ie predlo-
zen natrt. Xxi zahteva "a NORMA
rico 24l miljonov d~olarjev; to je
IA 91,7s7.2S7 dolariev wee kakor
lani. Cd tega .je S9,S59.37S dollar
jew dOlofenih "a move ladje. med
katerimi ie pet velikih bojnih kri-
lark.