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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
AUDACIOUS MOEWE
SAFE AFTER RAIDS
German Craft Reaches
Home'Port After Destruc-
. tive Cruise in Atlantic
CAPTURED % VESSELS

=, BERLIN, March 22.-"Tbe cerno, o,x
mary cruiser Moewe returned into ber howe
poHl rom her second cruise in the Atlantic
oe," declared statement issued by the
'''o,al ,,s,a press bureau today.
,, o,e remained in the Atlantic for several
and rEe unuer the command of Burgrave
says "'ou'eh' 'he statement
Inc snip captured twenty-five steam
snips !, ag sand and five sailing ships, with n total Of
i|o'ioO gross tons
.,,,hohg THESE vessels were twenty-one
hostile hostile steamships, of which eight were
eu pri..si ana hve were in the service of the
co til Hauiniraity, as well as four hostile
9aihs shlps Among these ships were the
Voltaire, an English steamship with a
,"eNu-cehtlmeter cannon S617 gross tons
III III DaHast and the Hallbjorg n Norwegian
steamship. of 25s7 tons. carrying parcels,
anu 'ne steamship Mount Temple"
Ihe Hallbjorg was a Norwegian steel
screw steamship of 1856 tons. owned bv the
n'N'es e HailbJorg Company, of Halmstad
one mas not been previously listed as one
OF the South American raiders victims.
inere nave been numerous reports re-
cen.lv concerning the presence of German
raiders still lurking in South American
waters These may be vessels captured
by the Moewe and transformed into auxil-
iary raiders. Survivors brought into Per-
nambuco on the steamship Hudson Maru
from vessels taken by the raider, all said
there was at least one captured vessel with
the Moewe, acting as auxiliary raider
The Noltaire and Mount Temple were
ooth previously known to have been sunk
IN South American waters
The above dispatch gives the first definite
| indication of the South American raider as
the Moewe. She had previously been re-
ported from unofficial Allied and neutral
sources as the converted cruiser Vneta
The Moewe on the second raiding cruise
just concluded succeeded in breaking all
| records for elusiveness. Her record of
ships sunk, as reported above, is two less
| than that of her famous predecessor the
Emden. which sank twenty-three vessels
But the Emden herself was destroyed
On her first raid the Moewe was credited
with sinking fifteen ships, so that with the
twenty-one reported now she has accounted
for thirty-siX vessels-a record in naval
war. Her depredations have probably cost
shipping in the neghborhood of $1,000 900
| In the Moewe's cargo of booty from the
| first trip was $4,000 in gold taken off the
| Appam.
First reports concerning the South Amer
ican raider, now identified as the Moewe
came in dispatches from Buenos Aires.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
PLAN TO RAISE MILLION
FOR SWARTHMORE SOON
Alumni and Undergraduates Begin
Drive to Increase Endowment
Fund of Institution

A campaign to increase the endowment
Of Swarthmore College by a million dol
lars has been started by the alumni, ex-
students and undergraduates. 1t is the
hope of all interested to complete the total
by the next commencement in June.
All the students at the institution are
making sacrifices and the men are doing
the work on the athletic field in order to
cut down expenses.
The campaign was started at a recent
dinner at the University Club at which a
committee was appointed. with Edward B.
Temple, class of 1891. as chairman.
The General Education Board has given
swarthmore $125,000, conditioned on the
college raising a total Of $750,O00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
WORK FOR RED CROSS
IN SEASHORE SOCIETY
sDiamond jim" Brady, Congressman
and Others Overpay to Be-
come Members

ATLANTIC CITY, March 22.-Shore So
eety women, wives of bankers, hotelmen
md merchants, took charge of fag-draped
booths in crowded shore hotels as active
workers in a campaign to enroll 5000
members in the American Red Cross in
shorter time than ever had been accom-
pshed.
1t was new experience for captains of
industry. actors, admirals and social dicta-
tors from many cities to be stopped in hotel
exchanges and invited to become Red Cross
adherents Few, If any, refused. They not
only paid the dollar fee, but many handed
lover bills of much larger denominations.
and to show their further interest, paid
liberal prices for more ornate emblems of
membership than go with the customary
membership fee.
Diamond Jim" Brady. at the Shelburne,
was one of the first to get in line. What
he paid is a secret, but he paid handsomely.
Congressman also responded generously.
The leaders in charge of the various hotel
booths, each with a deputaton Of half
dozen fair helpers. are: Mrs. Maurice d.
Youngman, Traymore: Mrs. Warren Som
ers Strand Mrs. Harvey X. Eaton, Marl
borough -Blenheim: Mrs. H. w. Hemphill
Royal Palace; Miss Child. Dennis; Miss
Jessie Willets, Galen Hall Mrs David Ber-
ner, Chelsea; Miss Marian Blatchford,
Homhurst; Mrs. Marks Bacharach, Ala
, mac; Mrs. Samuel P. Leeds. Chalfonte; Miss
4 Camilla Corner. Haddon Hall; Miss Il. W.
y Evans and Mrs Newlin Haines, st. Charles ;
Mrs. w. d. Corcoran, Brighton; Mrs. Albert
Knauer. Seaside and Mrs. Nan B. Ohm
mess Shelburne
The women directors of the campaign
which was planned by Albert T. Tamblyn.
assistant director of the Atlantic division
Of the Red Cross, are Mrs. Albert H. Dar-
nell, Mrs Robert H. Ingersoll Mrs. c. Wis
tar Evans, Mrs. Elwood S. Bartlett and
Mrs. Daniel S. White. The campaign COM
noif ffao ole IIdu Era pls h
ers. the Rev. Henry NJ. Fisher. Paul Tappan,
Brinckle Gummey and Mrs. Emery Marvel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
ALLEGED GERMAN NOBLE
SUED FOR HEART BALM
Philadelphia Girl Asks $4,000 Dam
ages in Breach Of Promise
Case

A $4,000 breach of promise suit was
entered today against otto Won Kores, of
Glen Mills. said to be Prussian noble and
former commandN Of German submarine,
by Miss Rose Needles. of 916 Locust street.
Miss Needles, who said Won Kories pro-
posed marriage December 90, 1914, also
lodged serious charges against the defend
ant in the Municipal Court, where Judge
Glpin allowed Won Kories to sign his own
bail bond for $500. The breach of promise
suit. which was brought before Judge Carr
i'm Court of Common Pleas No. 4, resulted
in capias for Won Kories's arrest, with
hail fixed at $780,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
BRIDGE FOR PREPAREDNESS
Pennsylvania Women's Division Holds
Gard Function

The Pennsylvania Womens Division for
National Preparedness No 3, this afternoon
held an auction bridge party to raise
funds for the purchase of materials to be
used in making bandages and surgical
dressings to be held in reserve for any
emergency confronting the country. The
ahair was held in the Bellevue-Stratford.
The arrangements were carried out
under the direction of Mrs. George Dallas
Dixon. chairman Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Chapter; Mrs. Robert c. Wright, di-
rector Of Department No. of that chapter,
and Mrs: George ID. Ogden. Mrs. Edwin p.
Bates and Mrs Julien l.. Eysmans. chiefs
OF columns. Department No. 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
. LOST AMERICANS LISTED
Names of the Five Drowned From Tor
pedoed Vigilancia Made Known

LONDON. March 22.-Robert p. Skinner.
the American Consul General has received
list of the following five Americans lost
from the American steamer Vigilancia, tor
pedoed and sunk last Friday;
Neils North. third officer; F.. Brown.
Joseph Fibera. Estphan Lopez, c. +. Adera-
hold. The last named was from Alfalfa.
Ala The addresses Of the others were
not given.
Among the lost was Alexander Rodriguez,
- Porto Rican. while the others represented
- number tf nationalities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
VIGILANCIA UNMARRIED.
SURVIVORS TAKE OATH

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Summarized
affidavits of members of the crew of the
Vigilanca received at the State Department
today from the American consul at Plym-
outh bear out the formal report of the ruth
lessness of Germanys undersea warfare.
The men say their vessel was struck with
out warning and they suffered greatly from
injury and exposure after being ahoat in
open boats fifty-four hours. Six of the ff-
teen drowned were Americans, according to
the affidavits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
DOWAGER CZARINA SAFE

COPENHAGEN March 22.-Fears that
have been felt over the safety of the
Dowager Empress of Russia "a former
Danish princess) have been removed by the
receipt of the following private telegram
from her at Petrograd:
Am safe and well. Am leaving to see
nv son. Nicholas Ohe former Czar)."
At the time the telegram was sent from
Petrograd Nicholas was supposed to be at
PSkov.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
Pope Holds Secret COnsistory

PARIS, March 22.-The Pope is holding
a secret consstory today, according to dis
matches from Rome. The consistory is of
religious nature only and appointments of
bishops will be made, the dispatch says.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
Five Killed in Arkansas Tornado

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March 22.-Five
persons were killed and four others seri-
ously injured in the tornado that swept a
small section near Delark. Ark. yesterday
according to reports received here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

q In a word, you'll find
bright, n e w plumage
all through these Perry
assortments to harmon
ize with the S p ri n 6
Season that's on it's way
to stir your blood and
waken your pr d e in
your appearance! :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

q Bright new lines to
Spring Suits and Top
coats; something bright
and snappy in tn e e
belts that go all the way
arc u n d; something
snug and neat in the
half b e t S, the yoke
backs, the pleats and
tucks, in the new slants
to the pockets, in the
rich new shoulder and
sleeve Innings!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

VI Cloth patterns as full
of color as a May Morn
ing out in the open
country! Blues and
grays in various shades,
hues and combinations
with other colors-1
stripes, pl a i d S and
overplaids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
Spring
Brightness
at Perr.y's
regardless of
the Weather.!

q Bright Spring Suits
and Spring Topcoats.
no matter from what
angle you view them!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Pritozbe poe. mic.

Nsako leto ,kadar pridcio po-
titniSki messed julia IN augusta
p%rinasajo razni vzroki kot nepre-
bavnost surovih in n~ezrelin zele-
niav ali saba. mrzlo ledena piia-
Ca, hitra Sprememba temperature,
it'd. razne bolezni, neprebavnos;,
zaprtJe, napetost, giavobOl, it'd.
Trinerjevo amerisko grynxo vino
.je najboljSe zdravilo "a to Sezono.
SCisti dotiGne telesne dele nadlci-
mega materijala, popravi plinove
formacije, pomaga prebavi, po-
vrne apetit in ozivi yes Sistem,
Cena 800. Po lekarnah. - Tri-
n%erjev liniment je tudi letna po-
treba. Je neprimerljiv "a poneSre-
canja, odgrnjena, nevralgiGne bo-
leGine, ozivi zmuGene miSice in
noge. Cena 25 in soc po lekarnah
Po poSti 35c in 60c. Jos. Triner
kemist, l333-39 So. Ashland ave.
Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
|lzJAvA
SOC. KLUBA ST. l..
Chicago, Ill.

'ugoslOvanski sOcialistiGni klul,
s'' l v Chicago izjavlja, da Sc nj
saKor ne strinja s pozivom Udrn-
Nehla st. 6, Xxi zahteva razkOl Ju.
eoSiovanske SOcialisticne Zvcze v
hmeriki, in ne smatra razlOgOv,
~ Jh navajo. imenovano Udruze-
NE, "a dovolj income, da hi Opra-
sicevali tako nasilnO in usodepol-
no resitev problema.
Alub st. | he prezira dejstva,
va so v Zvezi razliGna, i'm v mno-
IN slucajih nasprotna mnenia o
smktienih, deloma zelo vaznih TAX
.chih ~vprasanjih. Ne verjame po
va so resna nasprotja o nacelih
aoe'aiizma in prav tako ne veria-
me' da sc mOrejO sporna vprasa-
"a gibanju resiti z razk0lOm.
z AMb st. ] misli, da je Zveza do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

bro sredstvO Ia politiGno organi-
ziranje jugoslovanskih delavcev Y
Ameriki in da presega vrednost
skupnega della vse tiste tezave, XII
Jih p~orajajo neenaka mnenja V
tenn ali Onem vprasanju.
VISA ia nasprotja ne stavljajo
Zvezi in njenemu obstanku nobe-
mega drugega pogoja, kakor tega,
da ostane tolerantna in dovoli vse
diskusije, XII so neizogibne "a glo-
bokejse spoznavanje tezavnih
prOblemov in "a njih konGno resi-.
tev.
Kub St. l je torei pripravljen
z vsemi mo6mi braniti obstanek
Zveze in poziva vse sodruge, mai
%odklonijo vse poizkuse razkola.
Ako Sc pa vendar kljub nasemu
prizadevanju pokaze, da je VOLTA
"a razkol moenejSa nego naSa vo-
LA "a ohranitev skupnosti, teda.j
izjavljamo, da Sc SINE izvrsiti raz-
pust Zveze lie ma Ia naGin, da Sc
pri razhodu priznajO enake pravi-
ce vsem trem delom, IL katerih je
Zveza sestavljena, to je: Hrva :
tom. SrbOm in Slovencem. &c po-
stane ohranitev Zveze nemogoGa,
Sc mora razhOd iZvrsiti ma podla.
q sporazuma vseh treh delov,
brez vsakega nasilstva, brez visa.
kega zapostavfjanja, lie kot raz.
hod prineipielno socialistiGnih or.
ganizacij, ne pa kOt medsebojno
izkljucevanje oziroma odganja-
ME, Xxi bi Sc pri razstanku lahkc
povzroealo "a dolgo dobo neoz.
dravljivo o%gorcenje.
Kajti te je pc misljenju nekate.
rih razpust sedaj potreba casa,
DO seasonal pOtreba pOnovne
zdruzitve pc prepricanju kluba
st. l. vendar ~mOcnejsa cd vsakega
separatizma i'm Sc DO p~rejalislei
mOrala ~izvrSiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

o Dancu Thorwaldsenu genialnem
kiparju, XII va stejemo med najveeje u,
: metnike, je znano, ia je moral zaradi
topoglavosti tri leta ponavljati drugi
razred vaske sole.
In globokomisleSi laSki pesnik Al.
fieri hi moral zaradi slabega uspeha v
Soil pOpustiti gimnazijske studije.
Karel pl. Lime - kdo ga ne pozna,
MEGA, oeeta naravoslovja, - 10 moral
obesiti solo M kol in starsi so ga dali
u6it tevljarstva. Pozneie ga je slueaj.
no zasledil neki zdravnik in ga vel k
sebi. Ondi SO je ~mladenie navadil o.
%pazovati in spoznavati naravo in vse
meme skrivn0stne moei - in kmalu lie
postal il tevljarskega vajenca - MOI
ueenjak, - Justus pl. Liebig, XII 81 lie
priboril ma polju kemije odlieno mesto.
je bill vedno med zadnjimi. Aleksan.
der pl. Humboldt ie bill v za6etku svo-
J Jill dijaSkih let zelo zabit. doSim ie
kazal njegov brat veliko bistroumnost.
StarSi in u~eitelii so bill prepritani, ia
ne DO mogel nadaljevati svojih studij;
, in Humboldt sam pravi, da Sc mn je
sele pozneje zasvetilo Y CLAW. Mem.
ski narod strmi mad globoko zamislie.
nimi deli velikega u6enjaka - priro.
doslovca, XII Sc je z ne%utrudliivo prid.
%nostjo in v~strajnOstjo povspel ma vr.
hunec slave. Ustvaril je tudi V bota.
Mkt novo Vedo, %takozvano ''rastlinsko
zemljepisje''. - Buerger, sloviti ba.
ladni pesnik nemSki.. Latinsaina mu il
bila kitajstina, ~konjugacija ''spanska
vas. Pre,len 81 je vbil V glavo kakc
glagolsko Obliko, je mladi Buerger 20
rabbi cele dneve.
No hi bill mladi Karel Maria pl. We
Der p%OsluSal s~voicga ueitelja glasbe, X
mu je s%vetoval, ia mai pusti glasbo in
Sc lott Sesa drugega, 6es. ''da nina ia
lenta hi So danes Nemci ne mogli DO
naSati 2 njcgovimi mojstrskimi sklad
bami "Pretiosa -, "~Silvana'. "rrei
schuetz', ''Qbe. in' IN Sc z velikc
mnozieo vetjih in nan isih skladb.
Tudi Richard Wagner, cigar sklad
bans Sc divi vsak inteligenten 6lovek
ie moral vctkrat kot u6enec ~slisati. ia
nina posluha, ia ne bo nikdar giasbe
mix, in Sc wee takih prikupljivosti. k
Jemljejo mladim sreem pogum.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
LIsTN1cA

Aaeetkom meseca Julia bodc
nadzorni odbor Proletarca preglc-
Dial raeune, knjige in sploh yse
poslovanje mimulega pol leta.
Neselilo bi mas, &c hi Sc do tega
casa poravnali vsi ra6uni "a list,
oglasi, tiskovine, knjige, koledar.
j., majniske izdaje i. T.. d. s ten,
ii sc nam pripomoglo, da placamo
hase raeune V tiskarni, in polcg
tega bi nam he bilo potreba delati
zopetnih TRANSFERABLE. Prosimo. On
sc Ia p%rosnja upOsteva!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
ODBOR
Cleveland, o.

ClanOm soc. kluba st. 81 Sc ma.
znanja, da smo dObili IL knjigo.
venice vezane letnike Proietarca,
in STEER "a letO 1913-l4-15 in
1916, kakor tudi "Cas" In STEER
letnike 1915 in 1916 pozarjajo Sc
sodrngi, kateri imajo ma posojilu
Re dale casa kubove knjige, da
iste pred ko mogoce vrneio. Kn.ii-
&c sc sprejemajo ma rednih in od-
borovih sejah, oddajajo pa, kadar
je knjnni6ar v prostorih.
Louis PedenkO, kn1ianicar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Collinwood, o.

NaznanJam vsem cenjenim So
drugOm, da Sc vrsi V ncdeljo |.
julia redna m~esecna seja soc.
kluba st. 40. Ker imamO wee vaz-
nth stvari resiti in price ma vrsto
tudi vOlitev novega odbora, ie
nujno potrebno, da sc vsak So
drug gotovo udelezi. % en.m ma
znanjam, Ola Sc je mas soc. klub st.
40 preselil ma Waterloo Rd. 156O5
v Mr.. Kmettove prostore.
Soc. pOzdrav
Frank Oblak, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
ODBOR
NAZNANILO.
Meadow Lands. Pa.

SlOvenski enthusiastically St
1872 v Meadowlands, Pa, priredi
veliko plesnO veselico dine 4. Julia.
Pricne Sc tOcno OBJ 2 uri popoldan.
lgra slOvenska godba IL Canons-
burga. Vabimo VISA drustva I'm po-
samezne rOjake, da mas obiscejo
v velikem stevilu. Vstopnlna IA
mozke je $1.25. Dame so vstopnine
prOste.
Frank KOren.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Large, Pa.

JngOslov. 500 udruzenje Stew.
40 priredi V nedeljo, !. julia I. |.
izlet ma farmO l. Archa v Large,
Pa. To DO takOzvani basket picnic.
vsak izletnik 81 prinese hrano $
seboj, ma zabaviSeu Sc BIO pa dobi-
la petena jagnjetma. Igral DO
tamburaSki zbor ''Besku6nik"
razun tega bodO raznovrstne zaba-
We in sale. stOpnica 25c "a osebo
otrOci so prosti. Kdor hOee prezi-
Yeti prijeten dan IA prostem, mai
nas Obi2ee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
LISTU v PoDPoRo.

Jugoslovanski soc. klub st. III.
Neffs, o. $500. - john Kravanio
Glencoe, .. $l.00. Slov. soc.
klub st. 10 V Forest City, Pa. So
y. +. Bergant, Trafford, Pa. 3Oc-
Tony Semec, Meadowiands, PA.
Sl.o0. - Nabrano V veseli druzbi
In poslano po Louis Slebir, Hermit
ME, Pa. $1,000. - Neimenovap.
Murray, Utah, 25c - John Zelez.
nikar. Salida, Colo. soc Martin
Powetz. Huntington, Ark. SOC.
NNega 1855
Zadnji izkaz =. ....... 1lO53
Skupaj ..........G13OO s
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

slovenskih pesmic in poleg tega
pa prinaSa lere in umetniske sill
Ike.
List shaja mesecno ma 30 stra-
neh in stane samo $500 ma leto,
"a pol leta 800. NaroGa Sc pri
Cas-, Pill SO. Willard Ave,
Chicago,l III. v Cevelandu in okoli.
cfTrrm6 633 st. Clair ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Cleveland, O

Pevski odsek "Zarja" soc. kl.
stew. q. v Clevelandu o.. priredi
svOj prvi piknik v nedeljo /. ju-
LIZA pOpoldne ma dobro znanih
prOstorih kastelichevih v Euclid,
Ohio. Ma programu je petite, god
ba in Piles ter prOsta zabava; pre-
skrbljeno BIO tudi okrepGilo "a re-
jO in glad.
Ma ObilnO udelezbo vabi ter Sc
zahvalJuje v naprej
ODBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Stranka
Tajnikom ]. s. z. ma znanje.

Tajnike krajevnih klubov - iz-
vzemsi II V DRAW Illinois =
prosim, maj mi takoj naznanijo
potion %dopiSnice ali pisma, ce so
dobili cd drzavnih tajnikov "Spe-
eial dues stamps "a pokritje
konvencnih stroskov. Storite to
kakor nitro mogoce.
Tajnistvo J. S. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

izJave vecine in manjsine O vol
nj in militarizmu, kakor tudi vse
lzpremembe pravil in nova plat
lorna, sprejeta ma st. Louiski
Konvenciji sOcialisticne stranke,
gre v kratkem ma splosno glasova-
hle in stopi v veljavo, ko BIO o
predlogah odglasovano. Dotlej
70 v velJavi vse stare izjave in
pravila.
IolikO ma %znanje, da ne DO zme-
snjave.
Tajnistvo j. S. q.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Tajnikom konferencnih odboroy
j. q. z. ma znanje.

Tajnikom konferencnih odbo-
rov, XII Sc zele udeleziti seize ekse-
kutive, mammalian, da Sc vrsi pri-
hodnJa seja eksekutive V soboto
dne IA. julia t. |. tOeno oh pol
osmh zvecer ma SOB w. Madison
Str, SODA Stew. 422.
TajniStvO j. S. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Glencoe, o.

ClanOm SLOW. soc. klwba stew. 9
naznanjam, ola je bill ma zadnji
sell dine IL. junija sodrug Frank
Cemazer, box ~, Glencoe, O., So
glasno izvoljen "a taJnilia. Seize
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
KoLIKo BIZ sTALA vozNJA MA
sOLNCE.

Neki angleski u6enjak je izraeunal,
da hi stall vozni listek III. razreda z
zemlje M solnce 20 miljonov kron. &c
bi brzovlak vozil $ hitrico 90 KIN ma
urO, hi trajala ~voznja l75 let. Svetloba
pa napravi to pot V osmih minutah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Cas-

Je edna slovenSka r~evija V Anne
riki. Gas" prinaSa lepe pove-
SIT, koristne goSpodarske in 90
spodinske nasvete, znanstvene "a
n%imivosti, poduGne in narodu DO
trebne razprave, mnogo micnih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

so vsako tretjo nedeljo V n,esecu
dopoldne v navadnem prostoru.
$ socialistSnim pozdravom
Mace zlemberger.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

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Arizona sentinel., 1917-02-22

place this reel in 200 lecture centers without a cent of cost to us"
 As soon as 1 received this letter l at once laid the mat ter before the Yuma County Commercial Club, with the result that the board of di- rectors at once accepted the suggestion and instructed me to go to Los Angeles and see what could be done in the way of procuring a new print. 1 went to Los Angeles last Thursday night, arriving at the Hollenbeck Hotel Friday morning where by telegraph appointment 1 met MT. J. O. Taylor, the moving picture man who made the original films. The Queen of Yuma Project" MT. Taylor's hand some wife, was with him. In less than an hour we were at the Bosworth studio, and in less than an additional half hour 1 had entered into a binding contract with Mrs. Melodine Carbutt, president treasurer of this immense film company, for a new print of The Queen of Yu- ma Project" The new print should reach Yuma the last of this or the early part of next week, at which time it will be shown at both the Ca Sino and Yuma Theatres and also at Somerton, that our people may once again have the pleasure of seeing these marvellous pictures which have created so much talk all over the United States and Canada.
 Of course it takes money