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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
STRICTEST KIND OF CENSORSHIP
ORDERED BY MAJOR GEN. FUNSTON
Brgad hng Commanding There Take
Telegraph Routes
Wires This Action Taken
Troop Movement aking Dispatches

san Antonio. Texas, March IA
rigid censorship was ordered estab
liShcd at Columbus. y. NJ. by Major
General Funston. He instructed Brig
adler General PerShing. commanding
there. to take charge Of the telegraph
office. watch all automobile routes,
and guard telephone wires out of the
town. This action was taken to pre-
vent news Of the troop movements
leaking out in press dispatches.
General Funston said newspaper
reporters from New Mexico had been
revealing every movement Of troops,
the disposition Of the forces, and the
amount Of their equipment.
There was mo use trying to con-
rcal our plans here while there was II
leak at the border" he explained.
I'VE had to act"
II was indicated that if the censor
ship was cvadcd. martial law might
be the next step in controlling the
news situation at Columbus.
1t wa sannounced that Brlgadier-
General George Bell, Jr., commander
Of the Fifth Brigade, with headquar-
ters at San Antonio. had been ordered
to FL Paso to take command Of the
troops there, relieving General Per-
shinG.
General Bell will have charge Of the
border situation when General Per-
shing's advance into Mexico has been
started.
No orders for a movement across
the border were issued from Fort Sam
Houston yesterday, and none are like
~ today. General Funston said that
from now ON he would refuse to ans
wer questions concerning the immi-
nence Of the expeditionary forces de-
parture. He would make no further
comment ON the significance OF the
censorship at Columbus.
Soon after General Pershing's del
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
EVERYTHING
SIDE-TRACKED
In the House in Favor Of Prepared.
ness Measures. IL All Plans Garry,
the Army Bill Will BE Before the
House by Friday.

Washington, March 15.-In keep
ing with the presidents desire to have
all preparedness measures rushed
through congress, the house rules
committee appointed subcommittee
to confer with Speaker Clark in side.
tracking all other business after the
passage Of the free sugar repeal in IA.
vur Of the army bill.
Au agreement is expected before
night. If the plan carries, the army
bill may he before the house by Fri.
day.
The immigration bill is slated to
come up before the army measure, and
any attempt to postpone consideration
Of the former is expected to encounter
objection from Chairman Burnett, of
the immigration committee, and other
friends Of the bill. The rules com.
mittee drew Il rule to provide twenty.
four hours debate and night sessions
for the army bill.
against prolonged delay i'm consider.
ing defense measures served to arouse
senators to hasten their work. Dem
ocratic leaders declared that should it
develop that there sto he prolonged
fight over the house water power bill.
a motion will be made to d,splace It
with the Chamberlain army reorgani.
zation bill. They hope to get this
measure before the senate some time
next week.
Chairman chamberlain. Of the mill.
tary committee, announced his com.
mittec would meet today to hasten
the army reorganization hill report.
so that the measure may be advanced
for consideration Mt once. Once on
the calendar it would he In a position
to he taken mp whenever the senate
votes to consider it.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
REPORTED THAT VILLA WILL MAKE
STAND AT QUITO PASS, A NARROW
GAP IN WESTERN CHIHUAHUA MTS,
This Place Regarded by Those We Admirably
Adapted for Successful Defense Really An
Open Engagement With the Troops Does Not In,end
to Use Guerilla Tactics.

FL Paso, Texas, March ia cir
cumstantial story reached here from
Mexican sources to the effect that
Villa had once more changed his plans
and intended to make stand against
the American punitive expedition at
Ojitos Pass, the narrow gap in the
western Chihuahua Sierras through
which he made his murderous dash ON
Columbus.
Americans familiar with the cOun.
try assert that the Ojitos Pass is adj
mirably adapted for successful de.
Tense If Villa really intends to risk
an open engagement with the Ameri-
can troops, and does not intend to
use guerilla tactics.
All night long sensational reports
came into this city from various points
along the border, but nearly all lacked
confirmation. The most definite came
from Naco, Arizona. For some days
reports have reached here from the
border near Naco Of heavy movements
Of Carranza troops under General
Gales. Early yesterday it was assert
ed that considerable number Of
these troops were showing increasing
hostility towards Americans, and
might even cspouse the cause Of Villa.
The United States military authorities
were sufficiently aroused by these
stories to rush rcinforcementS to the
garrison at Naco.
The frontier country between here
and Columbus is showing unmistaka-
BILE signs Of nervous strain that has
been increasing in tension since the
Columbus raid The scattered hamlets
which mark this section, consisting
generally Of half a dozen houses oc-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

parture the mass of detailed informa-
ton which had been pouring in for
several days from numerous border
points west of here about troop move
ments, was completely stopped. This
was i'm line with the policy forecast
Ill military authorities to keep secret
any important troop movements. No
information reached here as to how
soon movements in force might be eN-
pectcd. General Funston's announce
mcnt last night that the expedition
was awaiting only the placing Of nd
cquatc border patrols did not serve
To clear up the question of when HE
troops will enter for although consul.
cradle information has been obtain
cd about the gathering Of units for the
evolutionary column. the military
authorities have effectively cloalled in
secrecy their preparations for main
tcuancc of secondary line for patrol
duty along the American border.
Overnight reports placed villa still
at Galeano, where he had shifted bis
men. Carranza's officers at Juarez
were trying to get more information
about him. His present position is
still within distance of the colony az
500 Mormons about Casas Gran1es.
Carrarza troop movements, accor-
tirg to reports from Mexican Officers
~ border points, are much similar to
the American army preparations thai
is. the Mexican soldiers are. being
"a thered in considerable force at va
ricus points, instead Of rushing a few
snail bodies OF men in immediate Iur-
suit of villa. These Carranza forces,
massng at various points near the
American border, numbered some
thousands. No figures were available
as to the total numbers gathering
south of Villas position. Reports
reaching Juarez indicate that to the
south also Carranza preparations seem
to be for long rather than a short
and fast campaign.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
SPLENDID
ADDRESS
Before the DeSOtO County High
School at Chapel Exercises Tues
day by Rev. Joe w. Vesey. Many
Splendid Moral Lessons Taught
Through His Talk on "Signs."

A most commendable custom Of the
DeSoto County High School is to have
some visitor address the school al
chapel exercises now and then. This
is growing in popularity and helpful
ness to both teachers and pupils. Yes
terday morning Pastor ]. W. Vesey
of the Baptist church, addressed the
school, and his talk must have hit a
popular chord. from the many good
things that have been said about it,
Prof. Lynch going so far as to say
that it was one of the most whole
some talks he ever heard before q
body of young people. o
Mr.. Vesey's talk was brief, not con
Stunning more than fifteen minutes of
time, but he made valuable sugges.
tons that must Of necessity bear
fruit. He announced his subject as
"Signs." He very humorously alluded
to the difference i'm meaning Of the
wag Of dogs tail and the flourish
of a cats tail. Every child. even the
smallest. could Immediately apprcci.
ate the illustration.
He then referred TO what he was
pleased to call some OF mans signs.
such as railroad crossings, light
houses the tongues condition as to
when calomcl is needed. and many
others.
lie enumerated scmc Of the devils
signs as the yellow finger tips as in
dicative Of the use of cigarettes. the
nervous condition existing from the
use Of tobacco the red nose Of the
drunkard, etc. This was followed by
II forcible illustration Of where the
little boy seeing a drunken man living
near a saloon. said to the saloon keep
or, "Say Mister your signs felt
down"
Mr.. Vesey then enumerated some Of
Gods signs. the sun, the heavens. the
rainbow. the church spires. the Chris
tian life, etc. He concluded 10y telling
the children that the devils sign
roint the way to hell. while Gods
signs point the way to heaven.
A little time spent in teaching these
splendid moral lessons is worth while.
and we commend Prof. Lynch for us
ing this most favorable opportunity
for intoxicating moral principles. II
more Of it were done our schools
would mean more towards training for
Il higher and better citizenship.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Timberlake,
WHO were recently married at Bar.
tow. arrived in Arcadia last night
from short trip to Havana. Cuba
They returned by way Of Tampa,
where they stopped over for few
days.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

A. NJ. Smith, Tom McCray and c.
II. Gibson left yesterday for the lakes
to spend several days fishing. There
they win be Joined by Gus Hendry and
4. r.. Fielder, who left Gardner yes
terday for that place.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Dowd, Jr.r
Of Fort Ogden, motored up to Arcadia
yesterday to spend several hours here
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Dowd, Sr.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

Hon. John Hagan. n member OF the
board OF county commissioners from
Charlotte Harbor. was a business WIS.,
itor to Arcadia this morning.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

W. I. Polk returned last night from
Barlow and other Polk county towns
where he has been for the past few
days on a combined business and
pleasure trip. H4 NJ
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

= Julian waldron. prominent citizen
Of Venus. motored up to Arcadia this
morning and will spend a short time
here while visiting relatives.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist church had a very interesting
meeting at the home Of Mrs. w. T.,
Leitner Tuesday afternoon. Good re-
ports on church work were made.
Those answering the roll call were
Mesdames W. c. ApplinC, ]. W. Bur.
ton, Becker, c. C. Carlton, s. j,
Carlton, r. L. Fowler. +. Garner. An.
ME Hollingsworth, +. II. Jones, l.,
l.. King. ]. L. Livingston. Lawrence,
Bean, o. II. Parker. G. A. Roe, Rus
sell, Welles. ]. +. Tricc, J. w. Will
lngham j. w. Vcscy, r. o. Turner,
s. +. Whiddcn.
The Aid Society always welcomes
visitors. The visitors were Mrs. Geo
Lynch, Mrs. Leitncr's mother. Mrs
Edmonson. Al Tallahassee. Mrs. Eos.
ter, Of Alabama, Mrs. Annie L. James
OF Kentucky.
After the business hour Mrs. Lett
ner served dainty Refreshments, Mes
danes WillinGham and vesey pour.
ing coffee.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

Miss Edwina Reid, of Little Rock
Ark, arrived in Arcadia last night,
Miss Reid has been spending some
time in Barlow, and as she was so
near to this city she decided that she
could not 90 home without first com
ing here to visit her old friends, Mr. e.
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Archard. for few
days.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16

4. 'ne request of the chairman,
NJ $ a Mcclellan, the secretary of
NJ, W. submission, Vance w. Helm. OF
-- -' reported on the proceedings of
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
PoSoJILA.

V WaShmgtonu prihajajo Y >kr-
hi. kcr 81 najcmajo V Amcriki ne
prcnchoma poSojila IN tuiino. Fc.
deral Reserve Board j. po>varil
amcriSkc bankc in tudi privatnikc.
maj bodo prcvidni pri vlaganiu
>vojcga kapitala tuja poSoiila.
zla>ti Y kratkorocna obliki ia
kozvanih zakladnih liStov. One
njcni urad pravi, da ST. noce Spu-
Scati Y stabilnost t. ali II dria-
We. ampak da splosno priporoca
najvecjo previdnost.
Taxa poSojila .ic p~riporotala
M"rganOva tvrdka, in STEER pogla.
Vituo laradi tcga, Ola hi ~ zmamj
sal uvoz zlata Amcriko. Ia Silma
pomnoiitcv zlata 81 zdi Morganu
nevarna. in dcloma ina gotovu
pray. Ampak tudi vlada ina pray.
Memo >%varilo i2raia >krh. katcrr
STEER ne pnvc naravnOSt, Iii jc pa
gotovo opraviGcna. Scdaj 81 maize
majo p%osojila vpraSa :" pa, kako
be- T. odrlaccvanjcm, kadar bo vol
ne koncc. NpraSa So, kako 81 bo
volna k%omcala. Ali o>tancjo drIa-
vr trdaJ take. kakrSnc 81 >cdaj
Ali bodo 81 dovolj bogatc. la bodo
mo"lr iIpolnjcvati >ro.lc obvcluo-
>ti' Ali II" bo drIavnih hankro-
toy In ~napo>lcd: Ali be- ljud>rvo
hct"!o %placcvati. kar 81 mu uapr-
tile Wade, kai. Gr hi n~cnadoma
obracmaln L vladami in hi hilo ia
kc trI' : po>oJuj"cimi kapitali>ii
ubraGunanul
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
Glencoe, Ohio.

tlanom JugoSlovanSkcga >ocia-
liN,itncga kluba 81. >,
Priditc gotovo v>i ma klubovo
>rio dine II. dcccmhrn od . dopol-
dine. Scia no navadnih prostorih.
Ma dncvncm redu bo volitev tajni-
la in drugc vazue reel.
Srdai je tclko uapraviti me>ct-
no poroGilo. ko 81 nckatcri Sodru-
II odpotovali. pa MISC well pre-
.>topncga liN,a.
kdor ne plaza prr>pcvkov do
noVcga leta. ~ ne ho mogcl vpi-
>ati y imcnik IN prihodu.ic lcto.
Sodrugi' Pridirc ma >cio in po-
%agitiraT;e. da p%ridohimo Sc kaj mo-
viii CLANCY. CHM vc6 mas BIO. TEN
lozc in bolic bono opravliali Svoic
dclo in tenn pref bono do>cgli us
pch, pc katcrcm v>i hrcpcnimu.
Socialism pride gotovo. ampak cc
hotem", ia pride pref, moramo sa-
mi dclati zanj.
: social rozdravom
Mace Ilcmbcrgcr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

ondotnim rojakom IA Nth port
tovalnost, ker 81 nam sli tako ma
roke pri agitaciji in ker SO mas ia
ko gostoliubno sprcicli.
Delavske razmere so V naSi q.
kollci razliGne. Pc nckaterih pre-
mogokopih Sc obratnje : poho
paro. Pm mas pa delamo le : POI
lovitnim casom.
II vSeh krajev Amcrikc citam
dopl>r o vcliki draginji. Tudi pri
mas so k~api,ali>ti zagodli cnako
pcSem.
Bratci dclavci. Koliko casa bo.
mo - gledali Ia kriviGni kapita.
IiSticni SiStem? Organizirati Sc
nam .ic treba, da ~postanemo moe.
nj IN 81 otreScmo jarma. Organi.
ziratl sc moramo, da pride emkrat
volilni dan, ko DO zmaga naSa. Tc.
daj padejo verge.
Frank .Iuvan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

y TEN M dvomimO. Sedania
draginJa gotovo ne izvira il po-
manJkanja iiveia, ampak liz brez-
veStne Spekulacijc. Zedinjene dr.
zavc pridelujejo normalno vec Ii
N'za. nego ga same potrebujcio.
Ioda izvCZ OmOgOGa in pospeSuie
raNno V %Sedanjem casu oderuSko
spekularijo. kapitalisti. Iii proda-
JaJo zitc. moko, meso it'd. Y Evro-
pc, 81 me ne uzirajo ma To. see o.
Stanc IA domace prebivalstvo sc
dovolj hranc. Nenormalni voini
iZvoz Jim omogoca. da ~ustvarjajo
umetno pGmanjkanje, in tedaj
lahko navijajo Gene.
Iaradi. tcga hi bilo prcpovcd H.
voza zclo koriS:na. Pomnolila hi
domace zalogc tako. da hi bile
vecJc kakor potreba, in ce hi ii
~vrhutcga Sc vlada z~agotovila ne
ko kontrolo, hi 81 Gene morale mi
Iati.
Mi niSmo tako optimistiGni. da
hi. kakOr nekateri ljudjc V tel de.
zell, v%erieli Y konec vojne, Gc Sc
prcpove izvoz mOkc in mcSa IL
Amcrikc. Gotovo hi to >pravilo
%Zavcznikc nckoliku Y zadrego, kcr
d~"hivajo Sedaj mnogo ziveIa IL
IcdinlcnIh drzav. Ali ; tenn Sc ne
da 81 nobcna vlada priSiliti. da hi
Skienila mir. Sal imamo zglcdc.
Ia Ncmtijo in AvStrijo vclja
praktitno taxa prcpovcd, kcr ne
morcjo vNlcd anglcSkr blockade
n%icc>ar uvazati. Pomanjkanjc .ic
obch drzavah vcliko. Ali STA "a
radi tcga >klcnili mir
TuIi Angler in Francozi GA ne
bodo. kakor Ncmci. bodo tudi o.
nj napcIi >voic mozganc, no
do gl"daIi, ia bolic organizira-
jo konzum in diStriburiio in da
najdcjo Y drugih krajih. cesar ne
dobe wee V Amcriki.
Xcdinjcnc driavc hi kliuh tcmu
Storile pray, Ge hi prcpovcdalc H.
v"z, kajti Interest Svoicga liud-
silva hi jim moral biti prvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
IZVOZ zIVIL.

S"cIall>tirui k~ongrc>nik Meyer
London hotc vloziti prcdlog. da 81
prrpovc izvoz livil IL Amcrikc.
H. Sedai ic %sIiSari, da bo prot te-
mn prrdlogu huda opozicija V o.
beh kapiialiStitnih Strankah. Po.
vScm umcvno ic. da ~ bodo po-
>tavili ma nogc zlasti vSi ti>ti. XII
za>topaio imirrc>c komSumnih o.
dcruhov. Kolikor ie mogoGc so
dit. ho Nth naimotnciSi. cetudi
ne cdini argument Ia. ia ic V Ic-
dinjcnih draavah Iivcia duvol.j.
tudi te Sc ga mcka.j cksportira.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

PROLETARCA

ARIZONA.
Lowell in okolica: William Krall. box
:ija6
ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith Jenny Lind: Frank Go
rene, Il. +. u. .. box 1915.
Huntington: Karol Pctrit, box GOA.
COLORADO.
Pueblo: Charles Pogorelc. sos Moffai
IN Louis Koroicc, a0S Plum 81.
INDIANA
Clinton: j. Musar. Lock Il. 40.
indianapolis: j. Brnder, no Holmes at,
Kokomo: Louis ZakrajSek, SOB ",
Woodland Ave.
KANSAS.
Columbus: Martin Juretko, r. R. 3,
box 60.
Dunkirk. Pittsburg: Thomas wolA, Il.
r. box i72.
Gross. Kans.: Jon Kunstclj, box ~.
Franklin-Girard: Fr. wegel, box 81.
Frontenac: John Bedene. box 1874; Jos
tr'ck. bor Z.
Mulberry: Mike Krulc. Il II. =. box -.
Mineral: Fr. KoSitz. box 80.
Ptttsburg: Andrej Podlcsnik r. r. 8,
box 1902; Jakob Selak r. r. s.
Radlcy: John Gorsek, p. o.
Stone City: Mike Fine, box 4se.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit: +. C. Oglar, Joe Premier in
Tbos. Petric.
MINNESOTA.
Math. Richter, box 30s.
Ely: John Ternn. box 40: Fred. wi.
der, box ~.
Evelsth: Jacob Ambroiie, 49 Pisrcs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
Fitz Henry, Pa.

kraSncga Snlncncga dine %. ok
t6bra sem So pOdai : SOdrugOm
Anton Bolticcm. Frank Indolfom
IN Joseph Kora6em bInnjO So.
vcnsko naSclbimo Wick Haven.
Pa. L namcnOm. da tam ustanovi-
mo SOcialiStiGcn klub in "a priklo-
plmo k j. :. T.. ldcja Sc nam .jc
p%OSrecila brcI vclikega truda.
kcr Sc omdotni roiaki Sami ave
dajo, da ne Stori Sedamji kapitali-
sticni Sistcm nikakrSnih dobrOt IN
delavski razrci i'm da jih tudi ne
DO narcdil. V novo uStanovljcni
klub So ic vpiSalo - Glanov in ,
clanici. Reel moran, da So jc pre-
ceJ pri %uStanovitvi klub pokazal
kot mocna korcnina nase delav-
ske Stranke. lie pa mnogo ondot-
NH rojakov, XII Jill nismo obiskali
zaradi prckratkcga casa. kcr 80
pa elan, tudi Sami dobri agita-
torJl, mislim da bOdo neumorno
d%"lali, dCGlcr zadujcga ne prido-
be "a uovo E,tanovljcni klub.
Obcnem ST. zahvaljujem vsen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
NAROCNIKOM ''DRUZINSKE
GA KOLEDARJA."

Vsem tistim, kateri hocejo ime-
II koledarje naznanjamo, da je
kcledar izsel j. tiskarne, ne pa Sc
IL knIigoveZnice. Mi hi san:i radi
videli, ce bi mcgli narocnikom iste
re zdavno odposlati, ampak prisi-
Iii Sc ne da mic. Knjigoveznica lie
preoblozeno ? delom OBJ tenn casu.
povrh pa Sc ne morejo dobiti IL
urjenih %delavcev, kolikor bi jih
radi. Mi moreno obljubiti lie to-
like, da iih vsi tisti, kateri so jih
dozdaj narocili, dobe v teku Is.
dni.
~Opozarjamo tudi, da mai tisti,
kateri SO "Koledarje" re poprej
narocili, pri ponovnih apelaci-
jah vedno omenip, da so iste re
narccili, ker drugace bi Sc znalo
pripetiti, da hi prejeli pc dive ali
pa Sc vec posiljatev. VISA veCja
narocila smo oddali knjigoveznici,
katera je oddaljena 4 mile in "a
to ne moreno vedno pregledovati
narocil. Istotako maj vsakdo, kdor
je narocil kaj koledarjev in sc
pozneje preselil, to takoj naznani,
da ne bode pozneje nepotrebnih
stroskov, della in pritozb.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
Cleveland, Ohio.

tlamov Slov. soc. kluba -. -
NSi clani Sc vabijo. da 80 udclc.
zc prihodnie seize SLOW. soc. kluba
ST. -. Ma programu .ic med dru;ci-
mi toCkami tudi volitcv oIhora "a
prvo polovirO leta 1917.
TIA Scia sc vrsi Y nclcliu. dine
10 dcccmbra oh > popoldnc y
klubovih proStorih na 5G0T 81.
Clair Ave.
VI. Petrovich, tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
Johnstown: Math. Gabrenia. r. F d I

Johnstown: Math. Gabrenia, r. F. ID. /.
box l3u.
Mcdonald: John Zabkar. II. +. u ..
box li3.
LloyGcll: Anton Grbcc. box 10.
Manor: FIR. Demsar, box 253.
11con Run: Joe Suui. box 1>G.
Meadow Lands: Jos. Biziak. box $50.
MoFgan: j. Kvartic, box 453.
south Fork: Jakcb Rupert, box 23S.
80. FORK.
Trafford: j. T. Bcrgamt. l.. Box %.
w. Newton: Jos. Zorko, II. +. ID. 3.
box 30.
Wi.khaven: Luka Kralj. box os.
wilcox: Jak. MiklauGi6, l.. Box 3.
Yukon Anton Iayric. T.. :.
UTAH.
Winterquarters: John Reven, box Ios.
W.. Virginia,
Thomas: Frank Kocjan, box 272.
AliibuTn in Okolicn: Anton S~trazisar.
WISCONSIN.
KcnoSha; Frank zerovcc, IS Rowland
NV,.
Milwaukee: Joe krainc. 3Go-lSt ave.
in Albert lra>'. 2j7 - Isl axe.
West Allis: Jacoh Ohlark. t3a-5uh
Ave. ia Max koicl. i39-jIth Ave.
WYOMING.
Reh1ncc; lovr. Useuitnik, box 90.
ROCK Springs: Math Batch, box 427
IN !. :. Tavchcr. ga Ahsay Ave.
Superior: Lucas Groser. box 34l.
Sublet: Karl Kramar, l.. ll6.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago: Frank Ales. Frank Zajc, 1908
W. II. -.
Cicero: Frank Mrgole. 5O2S W. Is. RI
Donisvillc: Frank Jcrich, box lGS.
Johnston City: John Slivnik. box $40.
La Sale: Vencel Obid. 45s Berlin ST.
Lincoln: Joseph TIGER, 6a> Wichita ave.
IN John Rogel, 427 Berlin 81.
Livingston: Frank Krek, +. o.
Nokomis: John Melinda, box 6o7.
Nokomis in okolica: Frank Dczclpk.
box 317.
Pullman: Ant. Oblak, 1881 Langley
Ia oglesby: Tom. Kralj, La Sale. III.
Springfield: Jerry Urh, 81 W. Rcy-
mold 81.
Panama: Jos. Fcriantit, Dor ~.
stanton: Anton Auscc, box l5s In 80.
Mcstar. box 35l.
Waukegan-North Chicago: Paai p,k
lnv. ~ BrlwclcIr 81. ia Jerry SPA
caran. HOG McAllistcr Ave.
Witt: John Zupantii. to. -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
Herminie No. /. Pa.

/aradi fchtncga vzroka st iC re-
dina kluhova >cja uamc,to kakur
p" navadi tctrtu ucdcl!o oh >. pop.
rrSlla trctjo ucdcljo oh 10 dop. in
ma tel >cJl ~ j. >klenilo, Ola Sc VI
II lzrcdma >cla Y ucdclio dine 10.
d"p. Iakai. Vam ne povemo ma
tenn mc>tu. Torci ma >vidcnjc. -
Prol. pozdrav.
John TrCcli. zapi>mikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
KLUBOM j. S. z. MA ZNANJE

kavn"kar jc izila >traukima
pIatforma lnatclna i%ljava) in
program IN l.. 1916. Ia ~izjavn bo
~vcIiavna scdaj nadaljna Stiri lcta
IN ho vodilo naic a~gitacijc in pro
pagandc. Trcba jc torci, da io pc
INA in razumc vSak aktivcm elan
j. :. J..
kcr .ic kolitina omejema Ii
Nkal" ~ jc jc Samo 20O0 - mai
klubi >cIrjo takoi pc mjci. da ne
bo prcpozno.
Gene 80 Sl"dctr so iztisov 4Oc.
1J0 iztisov 75c, 200 iztisov 81. so.
Postnina prosta.
\arora sc pri %tainiSrvu J. :. T..
SOB W. Madison 81. Chicago.
Tajni>tvo j. :. y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
'Vojnicki %bjegunac''

Spisal f.. Sigletia. Prevedel Radi-
vol pl. Stratimirovic.
Med dcjanii igra tamburaSki
zbor ''BratStNo'
Iacctek tOcno oh : ZvcCcr.
Ia drama Sc ie igrala Y raznih
mestih V Evropi Z uspehom in bo