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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-22

Great Northern RoGd-ReE,liar quar-
terry dividend OF ~ pNr cent. payable
May TO stock OF record April 7.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-22

Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pAny-lleHulhr quarterly dividend Of
10 cents a share un common stock,
payable May IL Rlsn per cent, on
preferred stock, payable April 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-22

DlHiillora Securities Corpora tlon--Do-
clhrod annual dividend OF por cent.
this compares with previous ratio OF
per cent, Dividend 10 payable In
quarterly payments, April II, July rs.
Oct Is and Jan, 10,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-22

Inspiration Copper Oo,-ouHrteriy div
TO stock ot record Aprl 4,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
COOPERATION IS NECESSARY, SAY.
 GARDEN EXPERTS
Conservation of Man Power Vital, Committee Decide
 / at Meeting.

Executive members of the Fairfield County Resources Mobilization Conn mittee m- with representatives of the Connecticut College of Agriculture de- tailed to this city. members of the Y. M. c A., Young WOman's Christian association, Equal Suffrage league. Supt Slawson of the Bridgeport public schools and other leaders in the civil, social and industrial associations of this city, ct ? o'clock today. l
 The keynote of the discussion was the fact that conservation of the food supply was not alone essential to sue. cess but that the human energy ma teria1s and financial resources of the county must be judicionsly conserved as well.
 Another strong feature brought prSminently before the body was that than scattered and spasnlodic plant ing. It was shown that the trained agriculturist, the farmer and others making their daily bread from farm ing occupations were as much in need and Ecould do more for the county if properly financed and given up-to- date tools, than could a far greater number of inexperienced and unsu- pervised Individuals.
 The list of trained agriculturists sent to this city from the Connecticut Agricultural college includes L. M. Chapman of Brooklyn, A. B. Watson of Collinsville and E. M. Dickinson of South Glastonbury, Conn. In order that they might aid Fairfield county
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
ARREST DENTIST IN
 DISPUTE OVER TOOLS

As result of differences which arose in the operation of the branch dental establishment alleged to have been owned by Dr. John E. w. Thompson and Joseph Lang in East Main street, near Barnum avenue, Dr. George F. Luther has been placed un- der arrest by Detective James Dooley charged with embezzlement.
 Following a report laid before the police that Dr. Luther had packed up equipment valued at several hun dreds of dollars and was expected to leave the state, search of the den- tist's rooms at 1250 Main street was made by the detective and a, trunk full of dental instruments was taken to police headquarters.
 In the city court this morning a nolle prosse was entered in the case whereupon a civil writ of replevin was issued and served by Deputy Sheriff James Kiernan.
 pr. Thompson declares that the in- struments were part of a large equip. ment furnished with the office to Dr. Luther, who declares. they belong to him. The matter will be heard in the civil courts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

in it's mobilization of foodstuffs the requirements of the college were waived by the authorities and full credit given for their semester's work.
 The, Fairfield County Farm bureau, represented at the meeting today, showed that under it's supervision, gardening had begun in Greenwich, Stamford, Norwalk and RidgefeDd, and the same Jurisdiction will be un- 'doubtedly granted here to this organ ization at the conclusion of the meet ing tonight.
 Supt. Slawson of the public schools offered the services of any children who might volunteer for the worA, ad- vocating strict supervisory methods that the maximum efficiency might be gained in the tasks undertaken.
 Plans are being evolved whereby those who begin the gardening work will be permitted to raise whatever crops they may see fit to plant, and to so prepare that assistance may be ,rend xad later in the season when the ardorof patriotism has been worn of by the seorching heat of the sun fa' meridian.
 For this reason the utmost super visory methods were suggested, and experts reported that 16 per cent. o1 the garden work not supervised never succeeds while only 6S per cent. of the supervised work fourished.
 Means will be sought today to pro cure for farmers and agriculturists such labor, seeds, fertilizer and tools and finances as may give them full -~,oDa to n1anf large areas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
Fencina a Continent.

The state of South Australia has since 1891 erected 29,14S miles of ''ver- min fences," enough to encircle the globe and with the remnant build .A double line fence along the southern border of the United States. When contracts now running are completed the mileage will be much increased. NewSSouth Wales has expended over S27, 100000 for rabbit extermination and has within its borders 9S,OOO miles of fence. One of Western Australia's fences extends entirely across the con- tinent. Of late years the rabbit has been repaying in part for his keep paying his board, as it were. He goes to swell the total of food exports from the commonwealth. Along the coun- try roads rabbits may be seen hung on fences awaiting the passage of the rab- bit carts, which convey them to the packing houses to be prepared for ship ment as frozen meat and hides. Prac- tically all are exported. The Austra- Han does not eat 'vermin National Geographic Magazine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

recent years, are sufficiently free from professional ties to attribute this bet terment of condition not to medical science, but to the increased use of soap and water. Many medical author 1ties hold the opinion that with clean house and clean person no one need have much fear of infection. A writer in the New York Medical Record says Soap is now recognized to be anti septic and to be efficacious must pro- duce father. Bacteria rubbed into soap or dropped on it's surface are in- capable of multiplication. The typhoid bacillus is very sensitive to soap, being killed by a per cent solution in a short time. More than half the total number will die in a minute. The thorough use of pure potash soap is not only mechanical method of cleans ing, but is an active favor in cutting down germ life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
Lincoln Mckinley Grant
 Is Arrested for Murder

Pittsfeld. Mass, April 20--Mrs. Margaret Hewitt and her sister, Mrs. Celia Moistering were arrested in Springfield early today and brought to this city in connection with the murder of Miles Hewitt, husband of Mrs Hewitt.
 Lincoln Mckinley Grant, 16 years old, was arrested early last evening, charged with first degree murder, and according to tthe police he made . confession. Mrs. Hewitt is charg- a with first degree murder and ac- lcessory before and after the fact and Mrs1 Moistering is charged with being Accessory after the fact. Both are held without bail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
 TRAIN STOPS HERE

The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad and the Pennsyl- vania Railroad on April 30 will oper- ate another through train between Boston and Washington. It will be known as the Colonial Express. This train will leave Boston daily at 8:45 a. m., arriving in Washington at S:3O p. m. It will leave Washington daily at 8:T5 a. m., arriving in Boston at S:20 p. m. The operation of the Colonial Ex- press with the Federal Express will provide both 2 day and night express service over the Hell Gate bridge route. The Federal Express has been in operation since April 1. 4 The schedule of the Colonial Ex- press 'southbound is as follows: Leave
 Boston S:45 a. m., Providence. 9:52 a. nh. Kingston 10:30 a. m., Westerly
 10:53 a. m., New London 11:34 a. m., New Haven 12:50 D. m., Bridgeport 1:18 p. m., New York, Pennsylvania Station S:20 p. m., Manhattan Trans
 fer s:3S p. m., Newark 3:42 p. m.,
 Trenton 4:42 p. m., North Philadel- phia 5:18 p. m., West Philadelphia 5:30 D. m., Wilmington 6:05 D. m.,
 Baltimore 7:S5 p. m., and arrive at Washington 8:36 D. m. Northbound the train leaves Washington at 8:15
 a.4m., Baltimore 9:13 a. m.> Whining ton 10:42 a. m., Chester 119o2 a. m., West Philadelphia 11:29 a. m.. North Philadelphia 11:3S a. m., Trenton
 12:h 8 D. m., Newark 1:28 p. n1., Man hattan Transfer 1:36 p. m., New York,
 Pennsylvania Station 1:55 p. m., Bridgeport 3:44 D. m., New Haven 4:15 D. m., New London 5:30 p. m.,
 Westerly 6:05 p. m., Kingston 6:30
 D. m, Providence TIT p. m., arriving
 at Boston S:2O p. m.
 The Federal Express southbound leaces Boston at 2 D., m., Providence
 8:10 p. rn., Kingston 8:48 p. m., West
 erly 9:11 p. m., New London 9:5o
 p. m., New Haven Il :O5 p. m., Bridge port 11:33 D. m., New York, Pennsyl-
 vania Station 1885 a. m., Manhattan
 Transfer 1:54 a. m., Trenton 8 a. m.. Philadelphia (Broad Street Station)
 4:05 a. m., Wilmington 4:45l a. m.,
 Baltimore 6:15/a. m., and arrives at Washington 7:20 a. m. Northbound it
 leaves Washington at z p. m., Balti-
 more 8 p. m., Wilmington 9:22 D. m.
 Philadelphia (Broad Street 'Station)
 10:15 p. m., West Philadelphia 10:20
 D. m., Manhattan Transfer 12:O6
 a. rn., New York, Pennsylvania Sta
 tion, 12:35 a. m., New Haven 2:50
 a. m., New London 4:10 a. m., Provi-
 dence 5:55 a. m., and arrives at BosZ
 ton at 7:1O a. m
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

Washington, April 20-Here are two of the latest snapshots of the greatest whitewash expert in the American league, as we'll as it's most successful opening day pitcher, Walter Johnson. In the, last seven years Johnson has won six opening games for Washing ton and lost only one. In these seven games he held opposing teams to sev- en runs and thirty-one hits for the anaemic batting average of .13S. When
 Johnson shut out the Athletics on the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

This attractive young woman, who is exceptionally, pretty in her khaki costume, is one of the ardent Ameri- can women patriots who are doing their utmost to bring the nations young men into the army, navy and marine corps recruiting stations. She is Miss tDoro Rodriguez, who has planned a walking trip for herself from New York to San Francisco, with stops at all considerable cities and towns to makes Hring recruiting addresses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

opening day of the baseball season he did his sixty-sixth kalsomining job and so leads the American league. Eddie Plank comes next with sixty two, and Ed. Walsh third with fifty eight runless games to his credit. Johnson has shut out opposing teams as follows: New York Yankees, 16; Boston Red Sox, II; Philadelphia Athletics, 10; Detroit Tigers, g; Cleveland Indians, 2; St. Louis Browns, 7, and Chicago White Sox, 6.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

He-But you say yourself that your father is anxious to get you of his hands. She-Yes; that's why I don't think he'll listen to you.-Boston Tran script.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
Woman Risks Life /
 to Save Two Boys

Danbury,, April 20-At the risk of her life, Mrs. Phoebe Miller of Nal lnfystreet ran into the burning house Sf Louis Charles, "a neighbor. today and rescued two small boys who had caused the fire while playing with matches and were too young to req Ire their peril. Both children were partly overcome by smoke before their rescue. Mrs. Miller was slightly burned. The fire caused damage esd- 1nAted at $200.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

in the spurt made by. the team. Col lils and Jackson are among the heaviest hitters. They are the terrors of opposing pitchers. Single, two bag gers, three baggers and home runs of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

Another one of those strategic re- tirements to carefully prepare posi- tions occurs when the ball team re- tires to the field after three strike outs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
w1IEAr GOES SOARING.

Chicago, April ,2o-Another sensa- tiona1 advance distinguished the wheat market today, based, it was said on heavy purchases of Septem- bar for the Allies. At the outset nriceg fell a little below last nights closing Then came the bulge. July shot up seven cents from the bottom of s2.i1 and September Is 3-4 cents to $1.S9.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

John Rolla Middlemiss, formerly a judge of the United States court in Utah, died at Montreal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

There is no sinecure in the souls economy. Every power has its work to- do, every capacity it's gift to an it- Phillips Brooks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

A mans task is always light if his heart is light.-Wallace.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
Soap an Autiseptic,

Some medical authorities, explaining the abatement of epidemic diseases in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

National guardsnen are guarding the jai1 at Charlottesville, Va, to pre- vent another attempt to lynch Robert Jones, the negro found guilty of mur- deEing Policeman Meredith A. 43Aosnasx
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

The German generals, Kaem?f, Telle and Won Bondungln' nave Deen retired and pensioned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20
Easily Explained.

Gu1IIy GNEIatu0us >Mother-I wonder how this book got in such a horrible conditionr Little William-I heard papa say it was too 1ry for him, so poured water on 1t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-20

The war and navy departments each placed an emergency order for 3,00O Lewis machine guns.
 \ bin giving the women the right to Y0ts for Presidential electors was passed by the Michigan House.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04
Il g~laSovanju 0 predlo.
9Th.
(konec s 4. s%trani.)

(konec s 4. strani.)
villa in p~replavljali seize 81. odbo-
"a z resolucijami, XII so bile posi-.
ljane vsled huiskania Radnickc
Straze.
Odkar Sc je zacela razprava o
"ljudski obrambi'' pa do vecin-
ske izjave o vojni, je bilo posla.
no vsled Strazinega hujskania ma
seize 81. odbora mad sto resolucij
in %protestOv, med katerimi Sc ic
zahtevalo ma pravila krsljiv ma.
elm izkljucenje CLANCY. - cutie
IN strmite! samo zatO, ker SO VIZ.
Sii svojo strankino dolzuost
(Crednik Cvetkov lahko zopet tr.
di, Ola to nj anarhisticno po6enja.
nje). Vsled ten rcsolucii ic bilo
izgubljcnih mnogo ur casa. IRE.
"""'h hr"7 stevila vrocih bescd
- in vse zcgtoni,- kajti doseglo st
nj ME. kdo mai So pa ma podkur
ionc in pravila kisliivc akciie o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04
PROTEST.


Iavcdamo sc potrcbc in koristi
zdruzenja slovenskih naprednih
podpornih organizacii V Zedinje-
nth drzavah.
Prlznavamo, da sta glavna od-
bora :. ID. u. T.. in 5. p. ID. Sv.
Barbara storila kolikor ie bilo mo
goce IN resitcv te velevazne ideje.
ker sc pa pc vecletnem delova-
nju ia zdrnenje n~aprednih orga-
n~izacij nj mOglo doseci zdruzenja
kakor hi dlanstvo zelelo, odobra-
vamo podyzeti korak glavnih Cd
borov lmenovanih organizacij, ka-
teri so prisli do sporazuma IA
z~druzenje teh dveh organizacij.
ker : TEN priznavamo energi :
cen korak do zdruzenja SLOW. ma
prednih podpornih org~anizacij
(podvzet pc 81. odborih imenova-
nih organizacij) "a clanstvo obeh
organizacij koristen:
PrOtestiramo prot podlemu
javnemu napadu nekaterih ella =
nOvnov druStva ''Planinski raj
st. 30 V Lorain, Ohio, ma glavnc
odbore prizadetih organizacij =
kateri vrSi S TEN delom lie svojo
d~olznost. - (Glej Glas Naroda
Z dine IL. augusta 1917.
Cd glavnega odbora pa zahte =
vamo, da zadevo temeliito preiSce
ter $ prizadetimi clani (oziroma
druStvom) strogo postopa pc pra.
with S. ID. P. u. (gle.i stran 36).
Sklenjeno Ola Sc protest priobci
v glasilih zdruzujotih Sc organi
ZACH ter kopiia vpoSlje V glavni
urad S. ID. u. II.
(Drustveni peGat.)
Frank Mrsnik, predsednik.
Jacob Rupert tajnik.
Mako SAVIOR, b~lagajnik.
Johan Derencin, z~apisnikar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04

zira!! kar $ je doseglo $ tenn
ianatlcnimi resolucijami, je bilo
TO, da sc je poostrovalo sovra.
Stvo med tlani 81. odbora TO
kar Je urednik Cvetkov mcnda
zeiei, da Sc zgodi in da pozne.je
fso krizo zvrne ma slovenske in
srbske clane V 81. odboru. Med
TEN Je pa naravnO trpelo vse dru-
go delo, Xxi hi imelo V resnici kai
pomona "a Zvczo. To .ie bill edini
sad demagogicnega hujskanja H.
rednika CvetkOval In Ia clovek
]e sedaj povrh Sc tako predrzen
in nesramen, da Sc sklicuje ia
nekaksno visjo morale, katero
baje poseduje, mcsto ia hi molcel
m obudil svoj kes.
Pravici ma ljubo moran kon-
statlrati $ posebnim ozirom ma
10, da Sc ubije enkrat "a vselej
Cvetkova %invencija, da ie vso kri.
20 pripisati ma rovas slovenskim
clanOm Il. odbora - Ola mi bilo
cd s~lovenskih .klubov, vzlic temu
da jih ie skoraj Sc enkrat toliko
kakor hrvaSkih, he enc resolrcije
ali predloga, V katerem hi sc "a
Mcvala kakSna izkljucitev in "a
nasala zgagO j. 5. u. To govori,
cha pri mas nj nobcnih fanatikov in
mtrigantov, nObenih spletkarjcv
Slovenski 81. V 81. Odboru in
okrog Proletarca, kakor tudi tai.
mix Zveze sam so potrpeli in pri.
~zanasali dovolj dolgo. Ali Sc .ie
sedaj cuditi, cu so prisli po tako
dolgi pOti potrpezljivcsti do spo-
znanja, da je najbolje, da sc raz-
deli Iveza avtonomne sekcijc .
POpolnoma nic!
Mi nismo nezmotljini i'll cato
tudi he trdimo, Ola morajo ostati
razmere pri hrvaSki sekciji vednc
take, kakrsne so sedaj. Lah&o .ic
mOgoce, da sc razmere izpremcnC
in da sc sodrugi o~tresejo predsod
k0v III fanatizma. &c Sc to zgodi
tedaj BIO Zveza lahko poslovala
V tesnejsi formi organizaciie. Da.
mes je to absOlutno nemOgOcc! Ia,
to prlpOroGam vsem slovenskin
sodrugom, XII imajo zaupanic '
svoje elaine V Il. odboru, katerc s,
izvOlili, in Proletarca, kateril
glasilo je, ola glasujejo "a vst
predloge ma glasOvnici Z Da, IN
tisti sodrugi, hi misliio, ola so slo
venski sodrugi pravilno ravnali
maj oddajo svoie glasove IA slo
vensko sekcijo j. S. H., ma podla
gi katerih glasov sc bo dclilo tud
premoacnie.
Frank Pctrich, IL. kluba Il. |.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04

Pred dobrimi stirinajstimi dine
vi .ic zasiavkalo ma GOgebicevcm
rencu V Minnespti do diva ti>oc
rudarjev. Ia stavko sta diva W.
roka: Prvic hoceio poboljSati
svoj polozaj, drugi6 ie pa pro =
test proti dep%ortiranju niih iowa
risev ma jugozapadu.
Stavka So .je' razSirila tudi ma
Guyana rene. Najprvo so zastav.
ka'' rudarii finske in hrvatskc
MAJ lnosti. svedSki rudarii 81 m
iStavkali kasneie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04

SknpaJ ..... 1871, 102.S7S
Namc>to Nth so morali pla6ati
primanjkujOGc daykc mali dav.
kcplacevalci.
tradnil;i Single Tax kluba
pravijo, ola SC ic vrSilo koloSalno
falSificiranje ccnitcv, Iii .ic imclo
namen vkradetc mcsto IN davkc.
in tia Sc jc to g0dilO pri trans
portnih magnatih Y n|ajviSii do
Slej znani meri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04
KapitaliSti in davki.

49, ~ 49, 49,
nebes, ampak VISA La velitina j.
enaka napihnjenemu mehurju.
lgla zadostuje, da sc popolnoma
scvnkne.
Cedni argument Ia to SO prisli
zOpet ma dan v Chicago. Ma mi
ciativo tukajsnje Municipal Ow =
neiship League jc bila izvrS;n;
preiskava placevanju davkov
od strani zclezniSkih druzb, in Pc
porocilu Huga Reida, ta.jnika
Chicago Single Tax Cuba priha-
jajo pray zanimiye poSamcznoSt;
ma dan.
Po omenjenem porocilu MISC
transportni baroni V minulem le
tn placali nobenih davkov IN
lastnino vrednoSti 79,4lS.925
dolariev; tekom zadnjih dcvctih
LET pa MISC placali davkov IA b.
102.S7S dOlariev.
Preiskava je dognala, Ola Sc W.
81 cenitcv davku podvrzenega i
meta V Chicago ma dvojen nacin.
Odkar je bill transporting druz-
BAN izdan zadnji privilcgij, je
cenitcv druzb zclo nizka V pri =
meri S cenitvijo Jasmine navad-
nth Obcanov, zlasti mralih davko-
platcvalcev. Kjer gre IA place
vanje dividend, kjer je treba do
k%alati, da so transportni magma
II opraviceni do viijih dividend
in kjer 81 ina mcSto drugit prea-
varati "a prispcvck V tran>portni
fond, je cenitcv vcliko vista.
Po privilcgiiu 5 katerim sc
transporting druzbam dOvol.ju-
j. prcvazanje oseb Y Chicago in
sc jim dajeiO mestne ulice ma raz-
pola9o, so druzbe upravicenc ne
do . odstotkov uzitka od svoicga
kapitala, XII ga ocenijo nadzorni
inzenirji %vselei pred dolotitviio ci-
steea dobicka, cd katerega gre
Ell del mcStno blagajno.
Leta 1916 je bila razlika med
davcmo cenitvijo in cenitviio mad
zornih inzenirjev taxa, ola .ie zad-
MIA veckratno presegla prvega.
Davcni cenilci so ocenili imetck
Chicago City Railways Co. ma
1894 OBI dolariev, kar .ic trctii-
ma rcSnicne Gene; ccnitev mad
zornih inzenirjev JIG pa znaSala
l36,243.OSS dolarjcv.
Cd leta 1911 izkazujc imct.jc
Chicago Railways, in cd lcta 1912
imetjc City Railways padanic
davcnih Ocen, medtem pa raste-
10 occne nadzornih inzenirjev, lc
da bi transportni magnati dobili
elm vec profita IL groScy prcbi-
valstva.
Leta 1911 jc znasala popolna
occnitev obeh siStcmov cestnil,
zeleznic 75,S06.575 dolarjev, do
elm je lani, leta 1916, padcl ma
J6,S24,l13 dolarjev. V cnakcm
casu je cenitcv nadzornih inzcnir-
.lcv, Xxi Sc vrSi, da Sc doloci delcz
Xxi ga morajo magnati cd
chiega prQifta oddati mcStu.
narastcl cd lO9, 226,S54 V lc,u
1911, ma 136,243.0SS dolarjcv V
lctu 1911. Vsled tcga ina mcsto
izgubo ne lie ma davkih, ampak
tudi ma delezu cd dobicka. Pri-
k~rajSano JIG ma obeh stranch. Ka-
ko Sc to vrsi, jc razvidcti IL pri-
m%erjanja cenitev pri obeh trans
portnih druzbah:
Pri Chicago Railways Co:
l.cta 1908 jc znaSala ccnitev
nadzornih i%nlcnirjcv 32,5S9.l47
dClarjcv, davcna ccnitcv pa Is
l03.4I5 dolaricv, torej IA prebi-
vaNstyo 4,4S5,002 dolaria Skodc.
l.cta 1909 $39,007. 252 - $40
9S9. 724.
Izguba $2,018 ,628.
1910 S51 ,S5l,326 - 5000 Jos.
Izguba Sill ,945, 818.
1911 6S,226,61l S4S,5l6,l59
Izguba SIS, 710,452.
1872 $74,110,203 ~, 500 900.
Izguba .$31, All, 203.
1913 $77.4SS, 400 III, S26.144.
Izguba 35,622, 316.
1914 $S0.975,95O %41 ,549,S77.
Izguba $50, ,O73.
1918 $S3,757,957 %39, 494,54l
Izguba $44, 1858, 416.
1n1G DO HNc c-0 A.,n ~.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-04
Clan druStva
OPOMBA
South Fork Pa.

Drustvo ''Zdruzitelj' ST. &c, s.
ID. 7. Il. V South Fork, Pa, je ma
svoji redni mesecni sell Z dine 10.
augusta SDrcielo sIedeci