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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-15
SCHENECTADY BOOMING
American Locomotive Works and G
e. Company Have Big Orders

Schenectady. June 1.-THE Ameri-
can Locomotive company has taken
orders for 6S locomotives of % tons
each and 20 of the 81 ton type noun
tain engines for South African rail
ways.
One order now being turned out by
the G. f. works is for 200 turbine en-
gines of 1900 horse power each, to be
used in the new mercantile feet to
be constructed by the government.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-15
T. N. VAIL BUYS BONDS
Puts 100000 Into the Liberty Loan
ST. Johnsbury's Record.

St Johnsbury. June 12.-St Johns
bury's subscription to the Liberty
loan is tonight S55,5O0 more than the
towns quota of $32O,OO0 Up to
o'clock the committee reported re
ceipts of $377,5O0 The banner town
is Lyndon with its subscription OF
$4,000 The towns quota was $65,
600 OF the amount subscribed $780,
600 came from Theodore N Vail
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-15

Boston, June 15.-New England
has subscribed at least $2475o0, 900
to the liberty loan which is $7,OOO,OOO
in excess of the minimum allotment,
Late this forenoon the federal re-
serve officials had five hours work
ahead of them opening incoming mail
and the exact figures will not be
known before night.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-15
Clsy!.pA|GNENDS
7 2f6,%>>>;s2:u|0AN r T.:
IS SUBSCRIBED
Exk-aisf " !
Exact Figures Not Known
But Success is Sure
3 MILLION SUBSCRIBE
Reports Indicate That All Parts OF
the Country Have Done Share
r In Buying Bonds.
3 MILLION SUBSCRIBE

Washington, June 15.-The lib
erty loan has proved a gigantic sue
cess. At noon today it was evident
that the bond issue would be over
subscribed by more than S2,l0V,ooo,-
00c. s 4s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-15
WEATHER..

For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight and Saturday.
Probably cooler.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-15
HARVARD UNIT IN FRANCE
viii Go to Meaux to be Trained as
Ambulance Drivers

Cambridge, Mass, June 14-The
Harvard unit of the American Field
Service has arrived safely in Bor-
deaux, according to a cablegram re-
ceived here today.
The unit started Immediately for
Paris. and will go from there to
Meaux. where a school for ambulance
drivers has been opened. There are
twenty-five members of the unit.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10

Sold BY EsTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
U. s. NAVY.

Washington, d. C-The solu
tion of the paradox, "When is an
American not an American" has
just been discovered by Benno
Weller. born in Nebraska, and
more recently engaged as farmer
in Canada.
Weller went to Canada some
years ago aud, IN order to obtain a
patent on farm there, became a
naturalized citizen of Great Brit
ain. A few weeks ago be returned
to this country and tried to enlist
in the United States Marine Corps
but was rejected as an alien. The
Secretary OF Labor was appealed
to and decided that Weller would
be required to 60 through the
same procedure as a foreigner in
order to again become citizen of
the United States, which he did
and he was enlisted to day.
Weller said he would not
change nationalities again for q
farm.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
JAPAN'S INDUSTRIAL
EXPANSION.

There has been a great expan-
sion in Japan's export trade in
porcelaine owing to the disappear
ance of German and Austrian pro.
ducts from the markets abroad.
The prosperity of the porcelain In.
dustry in Japan has given rise to
many new porcelain companies.
According to Investigations made
by the Department Of Agricu ture
and Commerce, the number of new
companies established between
January and October is sixty two,
their total paid.up capital amount.
ing to $726, $50. Compared with
the corresponding period of last
year, the figures show an increase
OF no less than forty one In mum.
Der, and of s57O,2S7 in capital.
Japanese American Commercial
Weekly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
STATE AFFAIRS
B0ARD; CREDIT
DUE GOVERNOR,

The American supported the
amendment most stressed by Gov.
Pleasant-that for a Board OF
State Affairs, and il gratitied by
the excellent work of that body.
L. b. Thomas, of the Board, cor
roboratiDg his recent statement
that the revenues of Louisiana
could be increased $50, 900, 900 or
$4,000, 600 without increasing the
assessment of property now on the
rolls or the rate of taxation, gives
out the information that there is
S49, ,S29, 400 IN personal property
and 4, 600, 900 acres of land, worth
on an average of $40 an acre. that
are not on the assessment rolls.
The figures are arrived at by
comparing statistics of the old
board of equalization and the
Census Report. Unassessed live
stock, automobiles, jewelry, notes,
credits and accounts, lumber, &C.,
when added to the assessment
rolls, will make great increase.
Ii it is shown-and the Baton
Rouge figures appear lncontestest.
able that 100000, 900 is the total
of the untaxed wealth of LOuisi
ana, all difficulty as to the States
finances from shortage Of funds
ought to speedily disappear.
Gov. Pleasant deserves to be
congratulated on the excellent
work of his Board of State Affairs,
upon the success of which, In
solving the States most pressing
problem, he pledged the credit of
his ADMINISTRATION. Orleans
American.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
INAUGURATION.

The solemn oath Of Office was
administered on last Sunday to
President Wilson by Ohief JUS.
tice White. On Monday in his
inaugural address the President
said he most earnestly desired
wisdom and prudence TO do his
duty in true spirit over Nation
over which he had been elected to
govern.
"Never before was a President
or president elect so carefully
guarded as on that day. Both to and
from the White House the execn-
tive carriage was completely sur.
rounded by secret service men on
foot and mounted, while mounted
police rode near the curbs just in.
side the lines Of New York Nat.
ional Guardsmen drawn up on
either side Of the broad avenue.
Arriving at the White House
returning from the inaugural, the
President and his official party
tarried twenty minutes for re.
freshments before proceeding to
the reviewing stand. Then, for
more than two hours, the chief ex.
ecutive acknowledged the salutes
of participants in the pageant IN
his honor. Tonight with his fami-
ly he watched a display Of fire.
works over the Washington m0nu.
ment grounds, which brought the
inaugural ceremonies to q close
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
n. 0. AIRPLANE PLANT;
UNT|PPABLE MACHINE.

Some time in the merry month
of May test flights over Lake
Pontchartrain may be looked for
as to "Mino" biplane. "Mino'
as civic patriots know means
Made IN New.Orleans and local
pride will be increased by the es-
tablishment in this city Of the
first aIrplane plant in the South.
It is expected that the machine
to be made here, tandem biplane,
will be used in the coast guard
service and to carry mails in the
mountains and remote aud mac
cessible places in the United
States, Alaska. and Latin. Ameri.
ca. Tandem biplanes are stated
to be untippable, automatically
readjusting themselves by the
spread of their planes after being
inclined to al extent of ten de-
grees.
A model of this machine is on
exhibition at the Association of
Commerce. The machine will as.
cend $50 feet a minute; 1t will
carry eight passengers of weight
of 5000 pounds. The plant will
face the Orleans Canal, about two
blocks back from Lake POntchar.
train on the property Of the New
Orleans Land Company. The first
flight will be watched with acute
public interest. N. o. American.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
DEALS AT ANSE LA
BUTTE REPORTED

Breaux Bridge, March 3-The
Gulf Refining Company has leased
from Robert Martin his Breaux
tract in the ADse la Butte oil field
consisting of 62 arpents, the con.
slderation being $4,000 cash and
0ne-slxth royalty, operations to
begin within six months from date;
this does not include the produc
Ing wells or his pipe line. Carlos
Cistile received $4,000 from the
Gulf Refining Company for his 10
per cent royalty on 80 arpents of
his land, the oil and mineral lease
beng owned by H. Billeaud and
others of Broussardville, who will
soon start development.
Another deal was also closed
whereby the Producers Oil Com.
pany sub leased from Dr. Rene
Martin and others, of Crowley,
half of the Jeanne Louise proper
ty, consisting of about 100 acres,
consideration being $3.50 cash
with advanced royalty of one.
sixth.
Mrs Rodgers Of Arnaudville
has leased forty acres IN the Anse
Ia Butte OIL field TO the Gulf Re-
tiniDg Company for $1,000 cash,
operations to start IN one year.
The Gulf company also leased five
arpents in the same field from
Weeks and Domengeaux, the con
sideration being one sixth royalty
and $500 cash. Leasing at Anse
la Butte is now being extended
over mile from the proven field.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory, spe-
ciaI work of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.
If BERTRAND LUMBER co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.

On Wednesday evening, at the
regular meeting of the board OF
directors of the Iberia Building
Assn Mr.. Victor j. Erath, the
newly elected director to succeed
the late JnO. A. Fagot, took his
seat and participated in the delib
erations Of the evening.
There still seems to be but little
demand for loans. There Was
but one application for mouey
coming up at this meeting. 1t
was approved and authorized with
slight change in the application.
Mr.. Max Levy, member of the
board Of directors, was elected to
the vacancy on the appraisement
committee. This committee, as
presently constituted, is composed
Of the following members of the
directorate: w. J. Bernard, A.
Daigre, and Max Levy,
"A ConJu uuulCdbtOu lIOul tu6 Cldt0
League of Local Building and
Loan Associations was before the
board for consideration, announc.
ing the next session of the league
will be held in the city of New Or.
leans on the 4th aud 9TH of May
a week later than usual. The
board appointed delegates to the
State League as follows: w. q.
Weeks, A. Fl. Trotter, +. F. Nil
lard, Lazard King, w. J. Bernard,
Max Levy, A. Daigre, V. J. Erath
and M Galliand.
A communication from the asso.
cations attorneys IN Washington,
ID. g., announced that the govern.
ment has authorized the return OF
$723.55, enormously collected from
the Iberia Building Association as
income tax. The necessary papers
were executed and forwarded 10
the Washington attorneys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10

Sash, Blind and Door Factory, spe-
cial work of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.
If BERTRAND LUMBER co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
JUDGE E. G. HUNTER
NAVAL OFFICER.

Judge Edwin g. Hunter, of
Alexandria, received a telegram
Wednesday evening from Senators
Ransdell and Broussard telling
him that they had recommended
him for the position of naval off,
Ger for the port of New Orleans,
taking the place vacated by j. Y.
Sanders. Congressman J. B. As
well also sent telegram of con.
graduation to Judge Hunter.
This news is very gratifying TO
the numerous friends of Judge
Hunter III Grant and Rapides par
ishes. -COlfax Chronicle.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10
GREAT SALT FIND

Adjoining the Anse La Butte
oil field there has been discovered
one of the most valuable salt de
pOsits which, it is estimated, is an
inexhaustlble supply. Thursdays
Times s-Picayune has The following
to say in part:
The discovery of the salt mine
was made by Andre Martin of Laf
ayette while drilling for oil re.
Gently. The drill penetrated over
34O0 feet of pure rock salt with
out passing through the deposit.
Other test wells were then drilled
in the adjacent section with simi
lar results. La some sections the
salt was found within 100 feet of
the surface of the earth, thus de-
mOnstrating that 1t could be easily
and cheaply mined.
Finding that the salt deposit
was as valuable as oil, Mr..
Martin began work to organize a
corporation to mine the salt on a |
large scale. II. A. Banner, of the
Weeks Salt Company, became in
terested with Mr.. Martin and
made an extensive investigation.
The survey showed that tue sup
ply OF salt was practically mex.
haustib.e. Steps were then taken
to organize the Anse La Butte
Salt Mining Company, with Judge
Julian MOuton, of Lafay ette, as
president.
Eastern and Northern capitalists
promptly subscribed for all of the
stock of the corporation, and none
of the shares are now for sale.
Contracts were made with the
owners of the land to mine the
salt on royalty basis. TIE com
pany now controls practically the
entire salt deposit.
Machinery has been ordered and
the first shaft will be sunk imme
Within sixty days the
will have at least $50
men IN It's employ. Plants will be
for crushing the rock
salt, and all grades will be manu-
featured for the market.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-03-10

Normy children are unhappy,
puny and sickly. They can't be
otherwise while worms eat away
their strength and vitality. A few
doses of WHITES CREAM VERMI-
FUGE performs marvellous trans
formation. Cheerfulness, strength
and the rosy bloom of health
speedily return. Price Csc per bot
tie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
skupai. ......is4 nar.l4s poll. sc cell

Zastavo je torej Odnesel sodrue
Frank Miksa, ker je bill najmar.
ljivejSi med marljivimi. Tudi pr
lanskem kontestu je dobil Miksa
"a novih narocnikov.
Sodrugi. kontest ie "a enkrai
koncan. s TEN pa nj reteno, da j.
sedai vsc dclO izvrSen6 in da de
memo lahko roke navskriz in s,
vsled uspehov zazibljemo V slao
ko spanje. Ne. NaSa naloga NOR,
biti, da pride Proletarec V vsakt
slovensko hiSo V Cleyelandu, ,
vsako slovenskO hiSo V Ameriki
Naprej "a Proletarca, v BOZ "a sc
cializem.
j. Franceskin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
KLUBOM j. S. 2. MA ZNANJE

' kratkem dobe naSi klubi od
taJnikov Okrajnih ali drzavnih or
ganizacij glasovn:te "a glasova-
ME o staliSGu stralkc L czirom ma
vojno in miiitarizem. Da bo ella.
nom razumljiva vsebina, Tide y
"Proletarcu" in Radnicki Stra.
AN prevod, poleg k~aterega DO mo-
goce clanom glasOvati intelligent
no o tockah "a, ali prot. Tia pre-
vod maj tajniki prineSo ma seio. ko
sc BIO glasovalo o zadevi. VSak
clan mora glasovati samo "a emo
izJavo, prvo ali drugo, ne pa IA
ODE. GAtiovrre, ma katerih DO
giasovano "a ODE iziavi, bodo ne
veljavne.
VISA CStala navodila, do kdai in
kan je treba vrniti giasovnice, so
naznacena ma glasovnicah.
Ma 81. stan stranke all Zvezncmu
taJnistvu nj pcSiljati glasovnir.
T~ajnistvo j. S. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
N~AZNANILO.
Conemauph. Pa.

Naznanjam vsem clanom in ella
drustva "Boritelj" st. |
:. ID. p. u. Conemaugh, Pa, da
Je bio s~klenjeno ma reGni mesecni
sell dine g.. maja 1917, da Sc bodo
cd sedaj naprej vrSilc seize drustva
"Boritelj" st. | vedno vsako prvo
nedeljo V mesecu tocno OBJ 9 dopol-
dne, he wee popoldne kakor po-
pref. Pr%iporotam vsem Glanom in
clanicam, da Sc kolikor mogcfe
udelezijo sci, in da pride vsak
tudi o pravem casu, ola Sc lie "a
drzujc seja.
u btatskim pozdravum
John Skufca, tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
S1ranka
zAPISNIK IzREDNE soJE EKsEKU-
TIVE J. s. 2. DINE 2s. APRILA


Navzoti SO K~okotovieh, Dubravac,
Saws, Godina, susa, Pctrovich, Dimich
a Iikic. Prcdscduie Dubravac, zapis-
TX vodi Kokotovich.
Prejita So pismo odbora N Moonc-
icvo ~obrambo, V katcrcm apclira IN fl.
iancno pomo6, da DO mogo6e voditi
ijcgovo obrambo in ga rcsiti vislic.
Niecov process ie izrodek cksplozijc V
preparedness pohodu V san Franciski,
Cal. Zakliu6i sc, ia st ia IL zvezne bia-
game $1,000.
Prccita in ma znanje Sc vzamc pismo
sodr. Todorovica, XII obeta, da poravna
dolg klubu 81. 80, kakor nitro mu DO
mogo6c. To Sc spOroci klubu Il. 53.
Prc6ita Sc rcsolucija kluba 81. 81, XII
So nanaSa na %osnovanjc posebnega fon-
LA "a pomo5 revclucionarnega gibanja
na SLOW. iugu, pc vojni. Ker ie sedaj
~clanstvo obiozeno 2 drugimi davki, in
ker je Y tcku zadeva, la sc v~pelieio
- Dime bankc' Sc sklcne, da Sc to cd
lozi "a bodoGc, in gibanju ~tamkajsnjih
socialistov pomaga pc mogocnosti IL teh
srcdstev.
Ma z%nanje Sc vzame pismo kluba st.
%, XII porota, da jc klub vslcd odhoda
%tlanov ~prenchal $ ~poslovaniem, imovi-
no pa izrodil klubu st. 30. v Chisholm,
MINI.
CT. tajnik porota, Ola klub 81. Al &c
parkrat nj postal "a vec kot IN diva ali
tri clanc prispevkov. Zakljuti Sc, da
ee KIM Nc poslje pr~ispevkov "a pet
%"ianov, So smatra klub odpadel, tlani Sc
pa smatrajo IN posamczne.
Rcsolucija in ~iziava kluba st. 81. XII
50 nanasa ma pisanje r. s. in p. Sc odloz
do prihodnje seize, ma katcri nastopi novi
Il. odbor.
Ma APPEL VEGA, II. V Pcnna., mai Sc
dovoli Sc cnkrat $500 N pokritie stro-
skov, XII so Jill imeli 2 agitaciio, Sc sklc-
ne. da Sc jim ia svota nakaze.
Tajnik Petrich porofa, da so bill v
novi Il. odbOr izvolicni slede6i: Cd
slovcncev Flip Godina 2 s5i g~lasovi,
Frank Saws = s77 glasovi: oil Hrv. Sr-
boy Jos Horvat z SOL. Frank Maurich
s 72i in Blaz Zikit $ 1913 glasevi; liz
drzav so bill izvolicni Simon Kaueit :
$50, Dimitcr Ekonomoff $ 72i. Milan
kirin $ 9l3 in Nick Hinich = 7.59 gla.
sow. Ia tajnika jc bl i~zvoljen Frank
Pctrich $ ss3 GLASGOW.
V odbor "a upravo Proletarca so bill
izvoljcni John Molck, Frank PodIipec.
hlois r. Trugcr in Frank Zaic. V cd.
Dor IN upravo Radnitke Strazc Alex
Dubravac, Blaz Jakupac, Val. Susa in
Lao Todorovich.
Sodr. Sekulich, clan nadzornrya od.
bora poroca, da so prcglcdali zvcznc
knJigc in r%atunc, in so nasli V redn.
Blanca konccm marca ie bila sl.e7O.5s.
Cd tc svote ic IA Kasparjevi bank
Ssl1.1s, ma tckovncm raSunu ma Mid
City banki i3+.ll in s2O.62 ma roki 81.
ainika.
Ma predlog sodr. Godinc Sc zakliu6i. da
So tabela o izidu glasovanja Il. odbora.
q. tajnika in drugih odborov obiavi Y
naSih g%lasilih. Kon6no Sc Sc zakIiuci.
da Sc oh tasu glasovanja o izjavi stran-
klncga stalisGa Z ozirom ia voino in
militarizem razpraylja V nasih glasi-
lih.
Peter Kokotovich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
DOPISI.
Cleveland. 0.


Upravnik Proletarca nam je cd.
govoril, da je klub stv. 81 V Gle.
vclandu, o. izmed marljivih il
aktivnih slovenskih socialistieniL
klubov V Ameriki na.jdelavnejsi
Morda DO res tako. Res je Cleve.
land najvecja slovenska naselbi
ma V Ameriki, toda VISA la ogrom
ma veGina hi bila IA Proletarca
brez pomona, ako hi slovenski or.
ganizirani delavci ne vrSili svoje.
ga sistematicnega in agitatoriene
ga della "a socialism. Uspehi tega
agilnega della Sc Clevelandu IL
yidijo. Slovenski delavci, kateri
SO poprei najrajSi segali pc ma.
boznem in mescanskem ctivu, SO
zadnji cas- zaGeli pridno segati pc
Proletarcu.
Seveda .jabolko ne pade samo
zrelo V narocje, in tudi mi smo
moral narediti mnogo korakov in
marsikatero grenko pozreti, da
smo dosegli uspehe. ma katere
smo danes ponosni..
SOdrugi cd kluba Stv. ~ smo
razpeGali 1000 "SpOmenic'', ka-
krsno je poslala j. s. z. kongres-
nemu odboru V Washington, d.. C..
Clevelandskim delavcem smo raz-
prodali okrog 900 "Ameriskih
Druzmskih Koledarjev" letnik
1917. Narocili smo cd upravnistva
1000 iztisov ''MajniSke revije'.
Klub je Obdrzaval mnogo shodov
in p%redavanj, ma katerih so govo.
rili sodrugi KriStan, Petrovich in
drugi. Poleg teh in Sc mnogih dru-
9Th reel pa smo sc virgil tudi mar
1.-Two ma agitacijo "a nov marco
nike Proletarca.
Pred dvema letoma nj bilo Y
Clevelandu niti 200 narocnikov
ma list, in Sc ii so bill vecinoma
ma dolgu. danes je V Clevelandu
mad 600 narocnikov ma Proletarca
in skoro vsi so tudi placani V ma.
pref. Ne mislimo niti najmanje,
da hi sami sebe hvalili, ker sc Z
vedamo, da ne V hvali, temvec lo
v trdcm delu tici naSa zmaga in
poraz nasprotnikov, in kos dobro
izvrSenega della nam vziga lie po-
gum in dobro voljo. da nadaljuje-
mo delo naprei in vedno naprej
do image.
lie lansko jesen smo sprozili mi
sci, da hi bilo zelo potrebno, da
priredi klub stv. 81 lokalni kOn-
test "a move narocnike Proletar-
ca. Zavedali smo sc fakta, da do
kler delavci ne citajo socialistic-
mega lista in literature, da toliko
casa lie razumejo socializma, in
ergo, cesar kdo ne razume. Ia to
sc tudi ne more ~bojevati.
Cspeh kontesta lanskc jeseni je
bill zelo povoljen. Dobili smO V te
ku dveh mcsecev 144 novih ma
rocnikov. Ia mad vse povoljni re-
zultat mas je Sc boil navduSil ~
delo, in letoSnjo spomlad smo 20
pet proglasili nov kOntest IA move
narocnikc. lid je Sc povoljnejsi
cd prvega. V teku dobrih dveh
n~sesecev smo dobili lepo stevilo
to. ie 1874 ,novih naroenikov. kon
testantov je bilo osem, i'll kdo je
bill naimarljivejsi, kaze sledeca
tabela:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
Skupaj. =. $6,O94.53 s3,I39

OPomba: Drustva brez navedene
svote vplacila MISC vposlala prispev-
kov "a mesec april do koncem mes.
aprila.
"Navedena svota vplacila znaei
vposlane prispevke "a mesec marco.
'Navedena svota vplacila znaci
vposlane prispevke "a mesec marco in
april.
"NNovedena svota znaci prejete
prispcvke "a mesec februar, marec in
april.
fNavedena svota vplacila znaci
prejete prispevke "a mesec februar:
potion duplikatne postne nakaznice.
Bias Novak, tajnik.
Drustvo st. vplacano izpiacano
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
Stirimesecni raGun S. D. P. z.
cd 1. ianuaria do 80. aprila 1917.
DOHODKI:

Va drustva upla6ala. .a 26s q
Ireostahek again bvse > d. =. in I. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 293S7
1aseoml can M .Leha~e, ehna1na 1000
ooNu D" haNo%ehe lawn ri Union National Bank, Johnstown, Pa. l01jI
obesi vi nalozene giavniee pi Continental T. Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. lO96s
oo"Su Oh hiozehe glavnre pr First Nat. Bank, Cgh, Pa......... 1901
Obrsti I'd Conemaugh Dept Bank, 0Ch, Pa. To- -
oo"Su }" mon Mar sank, JohnSown, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1896
opPSu Lax shore Bans M Trust Co., Cleveland, O............... 26lJI
NedostaV1cn eek stew $4,000
rreostanek Inc H. dec. 391349
'A"P"J = ......s 639JOs 50
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Ali poznate grascaka Bobcin-
skega in Dobcinskega! Boil "a
nimivih veseljakov ne najdetc
kmalu. V nedeljo pri uprizoritvi
"Revizorja' iu spoznate. Tcga
Yam ne DO zal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Alko Gitas Proletarca, pa spo
xnas, da je dober list in te zanims
tedai ga pokaM Sc tovarisu in m,
ga priporoci, da DO tudi on to 1--we
del, kar izves ii in Sc raucil. cesa,
sc uGis ii. To DO dusevni dobicel
cate In xanj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Nikdar Sc nistc vidcli tako dol
9Th obrazov, Jill bostc vidcli V ne
deljo v Cicero V zadnjem prizoru,
ko pride pravi revizor liz Pctro.
grada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Frank PavloviG.
pomoz. b~lagajnik kot zaupnik.
Frank Kauti6, ,. Il. nadzornik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

V First National Bank. Concmaugh. Pa rr.
Ia Ljuliea kopivo, mladoctna, hiram knHge It. 35ss. 800. I3ie
Mctna Hranilnea Iiublnnska, Liublnua, Aystrita,
Ia Mario Oeepek, mladoctnn hiram. knIge st. 1911 49, ron \. V. PAS
IA kntarino Occpck, .mladdctna, hiram knIge II. l34la 800. .Kron A. V. o440
IA Aojzja Piannsek, madr hiram. kniga stew. size. ... Kton \. V. 12ee0t
skupai Km .-um
V Conemaugh, Pa, dc o main 1917.
Andrew 'idlch, Frank PavloviG,
nam~L aozofnlk ponoz. bagajmk kt zaupnik.
NICK foVse,- 81 adZormk Frank KaueG, , 81 nadzornk.