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The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10

JonosbOro, May 9.-Several res idGnts of Jonesboro, including some of the leading business men, are minus considerable amounts of cash or valuable property, and a man who came here recently, giving his name as l.. B. McGill, and his home as Tutwiler, Miss, is earnestly sought. If found, he will be brought here to answer several charges, it is said.
 McGill came here several days ago and led business men to believe that he was well-to-do. On the strength of this, he managed sev- eral deals in local high finance that attracted much attention. He bought a Main street store iron Sam Nathan. giving check fol $10,O00 on a bank at Courtland Miss, in payment, and ran tho place two days. He also bought the Johnson-B Berger garage and in To- cal paper had a half-page advertise ment, telling of a new cooperative plan on which he would run the shop, giving work to the public al actual cost.
 From T. J. Ellis & Co., the wis iting capitalist bought a diamond ring and a bracelet; from the Hine man Dry Goods Company and the Rhodes Dry Goods Company he SC, cured a large amount of dry goods; from Goldstein, the tailor, he got suit of clothes; from Jake Berger he bought an automobile, paying $1,000 for it. Finally, he got $1,- 800 from a man who was consid- ering the purchase of his new store
 About o'clock Monday McGill'S actions became suspicious and tele' phone communication with Court land was established Thus it was learned that he had no money 1T tho bank there. Mir. Ellis recoy-
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10

Memphis, May 9.-Quick action on the part of county officers in putting the negro on Nashville bound train early yesterday morn ing was all that prevented the mur- derer of the 16-year-old school girl from meeting death at the hands of mob,
 When news of the negro wood choppers confession was learned yesterday in the community along the Macon road where the girl lived d crowd quickly formed and, carry ing ropes only partly concealed, came to Memphis determined to lynch the negro.
 The crowd first assembled in front of the county jail about 10 o'clock. Later about 1 o'clock, at least 300 more men arrived.
 Sheriff Tate talked to .thos lead CTS, telling them that Persons had been taken out of the city.
 Unconvinced, the men demanded and were granted permission to search the jail. From cellar to at tic they went examining every cell and every room nad corner where the negro might have been con cealed.
 He's at the city jail!" some one suggested, and to the city jail the men marched,
 There they were met by Chief of Police Perry, who gave orders to conduct committee through the prison and all over the station to convince them that the aX fiend was not among the prisoners.
 Still the crowd was unconvfnccd that Persons had been taken from teh city. A delegation went to the court house to make inquiries at the attorney generals office. Again they were told Persons had been taken to Nashville.
 He's hidden somewhere in town, one ledueT uecldiou anu tie crowd, angered because they had been outwitted, accepted this die tum.
 All the afternoon crowds gather ed in front of the county jail and at Main. and Poplar avenue and around the court house.
 Late in the afternoon a young woman joined the crowd at Poplar and Main street. lmpassionately she begged the men to follow her and "get Persons" From a curb stone rostrum she pleaded "now IS the time for action. We must make an example of this negro Follow me to the ball park and
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
SLAYER OF MEMPHIS SCHOOL
 GIRL CONFESSES; IS RUSHED I'D NASHVILLE PENlTENTIARY.
Quick Action Alone Prevents Infuriated Mob From Executing Black Fiend-Young Joins Mob and Urges Men to Search Jail Speedy Trial Will Be Urged

will get hundreds of men to join us."
 But the crowd, now more calm than when it first learned that the girls slayer had been captured and had made a full confession, refused to accept her invitation. She went away, refusing to give her name, followed only by few youths cu- rious to see what she would do.
 Several times during the day Chief of Police Perry ordered squads of his men to disperse the crowds in front of the jail. But the crowds were sullen and de- termined. Some moved a few steps to the right or left, allowing the officers to pass, but for the most part they hovered within few hundred feet of the jail.
 When Chief of Detectives Couch read q telegram to the crowd, sent by Detectives Hoyle and Brunner from Nashville, saying, Arrived within prison walls at p. m. All 10. K.," the leaders labeled it a ruse to make the men disperse.
 A similar telegram from Deputy Sheriff Palmer, who accompanied Hoyle and Brunner to Nashville with the ax fiend, finally convinced the men that the negro was out of their reach.
 It was nearly sundown before | the men became convinced that they had been robbed of the chance to deal summarily with the slayer of the little school girl. Slowly the men dispersed, but not without a ! final:
 Well be back
 Later, about o'clock, another mob gathered at the jail, but was dispersed by the police.
 No members of the slain girls family were in the various crowds that gathered throughout the day
 The girls mother, Mrs. Minnie Woods, received the news of the murderer confession with much ! feeling:
 "Oh, I'm so glad they have caught him!" she exclaimed. "And I'm glad that the negro confessed Circumstantial evidence always is so unsatisfying. Now there is nc doubt who murdered my little girl
 Would you approve of mob vio- fence in Persons case?' Mrs. Woods was asked.
 "No! I will be satisfied to al low the law to take it's course" the ] .Sax
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
WILSON ASKS CONGRESS 70 RAISE BILLION FOR USE IN
 HURRIEDLY BUILDING SHIPS
Necessity For Speedy Construction of Vessels To Take Place of Tonnage Destroyed by German U-Boats Becomes Apparent - Action May Be Taken at Once.

Washington, May 9.-President Wilson today sum- moned democratic and republican members of the Sen ate appropriations committee to the White House for the purpose of urging immediate consideration of bi lion dollar appropriation for the purpose of caring for ship construction work The President is desirOus that the billion dollar item be placed in the urgency defi cency bil which carries appropriations aggregat ing one bion eight hundred million, most of which is Nto cover army and navy needs.
 The House ways and means committee this after noon reported out the bilion eight hundred million dol lar revenue bill It was introduced immediately by Kichn and will go to the House tomorrow for vote
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
ALLIES VISIT AT LIBERTY'S CRADLE

Philadelphia May 9.-Bringing with them a pledge from the mid ,dle west to do everything possible to help win the war, members of the French commission arrived here today to visit the Cradle of Lib erty." After a few hours, Gen. Joffre, M. Viyiani and others de- parted for New York, where they twill arrive late in the afternoon. Great satisfaction was expressed as result of receptions accorded the commission in the west.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
SIMS CONVICTED
 OF DOODLE ACTS
Member of Last Legislature Found Guilty by Jury at Little Rock
 Gets Years Sentence.

Little Rock, May 9.-S. c. Sims, who was expelled from the last sen ate charged with having solicited and accepted bribe money in con nection with the so-called trading stamp bill, was this afternoon con victed of bribery and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. A fine of $1,8O0 was also assessed against the defendant.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
GERMANS SUFFER
 GIGANTIC LOSSES

Paris, May o. Staggering losses inflicted upon repeated assaulting waves of German troops, engaged in the desperate purpose of retaking French positions in the Chemin des Danes are recounted in an official statement issued today It is claimed that all these attacks failed Northeast of CheXreaux first line German trenches were taken along a front of three-quar- ters of a mile.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
SENATOR WANTS
 LIBERTY FUNDS
Former Member of Upper House of Congress Takes $3,000,00O of
 New War Loan.

Washington, May 9.-Nearly half of the two billion dollar Liberty Loan has been subscribed, it was learned this afternoon. Among the larger contributors is former Unit ed States senator, who telegraphed a subscription of three million dol lars. His name is being withheld.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
BRITISH CAPTURE
 10000 PRISONERS

London, May 9.-Since April 1 British forces have captured more than twenty thousand German pris- oners; have taken 257 guns of heavy calibre; 227 trench mortars and 270 machine guns.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
Fertile Mesopotamia.

It is said by scientists that Mes opotamia may, by the application of modern agriculture, be made into another Garden of Eden.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
"INV[SIBLE GOVERNMENT" AT
 WASHINGTON ASSAILED BOTH
 IN SENATE ATD IN THE HOUSE
LOCAL COMPANY OF
 NATIONAL GUARDS
Army Officers Will Be in Para gould Friday Night-War Nov
 ing Pictures-Free Lecture.

Army officers, representing the National Guard organization for Ar kansas, will visit Paragould Friday night and conduct a free moving picture entertainment and lecture for the purpose of stimulating in terest in recruiting Paragould company of National Guards. Ce- cil Shane, who is in charge of the preliminary plans of the local organization, has been notified by Major Curtis J. Little to make an nouncement of the event.
 The moving picture entertain ment at the Majestic will show scenes along the Mexican border following the late mobilization of the army in that region, in which the Arkansas companies took a leading part. The scenes will be confined largely to the activities of the states contingent and should prove of much local interest. In addition to the free pictures, Ma jor Ruff will deliver a lecture of one hour outlining the advantages to be enjoyed by young men iden- tifying themselves with the Ma tional Guard branch of military service.
 r The following telegram was re- ceived this morning by MT. Shane, relative to the program that will be offered at the Majestic Friday night:
 "Blytheville, Ark, May 8, 1917. "J. c. Shane,
 "Paragould, Ark.
 Major Ruff and I will be in Paragould Friday night. Major Ruff will show movie pictures of Arkansas troops on Mexican bor der and give free lecture. Ar range with your movie man and advertise The entertainment will last one hour. Have your men there. CURTIS J. LITTLE"
 This may be the last opportunity the young men of Paragould and Greene county will have to join a home company for the war. Every young man of military age of Paragould and Greene county should make it a point to attend this at traction and see and hear at first hand something of the service the soldier boys experience under arms.
 Practically every town of five thousand and over throughout the state has organized it's company and is now in the nations service. Many places, such as Piggott, Card well, Mo, and other towns in this section much smaller than Para gould have furnished full quota companies, while Paragould has been rocking along over month in an effort to enlist a company but has succeeded in getting together only about a dozen periodically in- clined youhts willing to shoulder arms.
 Everyone is invited to hear the lecture and witness the movie pie lures at the Majestic Friday night The young men of military age of Paragould and Greene county are especially invited to come out; be game enough to look on if you haven't the grit to get in the ser vice. This may be your last oppor tunity to go with home boys to the colors. The next chance may be an enforced one on the conscrip- tion plan, and to be placed where the army staff may designate.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
MISSISSIPPI CAPITALIST" AT J0NESB0R0 WORKS EASY
 GAME; SWINDLES POPULACE
Bought Store For Ten Thousand Dollars, Civ ing Draft On Home" Bank-Diamond
 Ring and Automobile Figure in Acquire ments-Later Hits Trail of Unknown.

cred the diamond ring; the brace let had been sent to woman i'll Memphis, it is said. McGill drove the new auto to Nettleton, where he deserted it, and there he ap- parently disappeared It is thought he caught a train there for Poplar Bluff, Mo.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-05-10
ENCLAND'S WAR
 COSTS MAMMOTH
Daily Expenditure For Nation Amounts to More Than Thirty
 Four Million Dollars.

Wash fngton, May 9.-England' s war expenses each day at the pres ent time, have mounted to $34, 560,000, Chancellor of the EX- chequer Bonar Law announced this afternoon, in asking for a new credit of two and one-half billion dollars.
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so CENTOV.

Paf pa moramo Bit prcvidni, da ne z~abredcmo V izgubo
IN cato Sno dali tskati lie dolotcno naklado. To Sc pravi: Kdor
&c prcpozno oSlasi, naibric ne BIO wee mogcl dobifi kolcdaria.
'fr EaI", ia bo kmalu razprodan. PrcpriGani smo, da bo ugaial
N>cm. Xxi s. IA narotc. Siurili smo, kar ic bo V naSih mocch,
dt z&doNoljimo odjcmalcp. Scvcda. cc hi bio Slovcnccv V
Amcrihl, kolikor jc Anglclcv, da hi Iahko prircdili pol miliona
naNI2dc, bi "oi"vo >torii Sc mnogo vcG: toda naIi cnatcIji mo-
raj" pat ypoStcvati SlovcnSkc razmcrc, in gofovo bodo PRIMAL,
Ga Sc mas N"'cdar Iahko mcri 2 izdaiami mogih vcGiHh naro-
dor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-16
DOpiSi.
Gary, Ind.

Gary, Ind.
UredniStvo P%roletarca!
Molim Vas, uvrstite IL Vas list
slijedecih par redaka:
Poznato jc swim Udruzeniima
kao i pojedinim drugovima, da ic
glavni odbor }. $. Saveza poslao
glasovnice Cdruzenjima glede
rascjepa.
Glavni tajnik je pax napomc-
nuo, da sc povede rasprava IL ma
sim glasilima "Proletarcu'i "R.
Strait o tom naScm cijepaniu ma
Sekcije, L Rad. Strait" vidim
tete rasprava preko mjesec dana.
Govori Sc IN IA rascjep, eOvori Sc
IN o inicijativi, koju .ie podaStrlo
udruzenje broj 53 IL Gary, koia
zahtjeva izvanrcdnu ~konfcrcncu.
Ina i drugih miSljenja, koja Su
iznijeta wee kroz proSle broicvc
ar. Straze''. Nh meni je, kao i
oStalim SrbSko-hrvatSkim druyo-
wilma udruzenjima vrlo Gudmu-
vato, Sto i vi drugovi Slovenci ne
cinite isto kao i Sto Sc kod mas
tini. Drugovi ovo .ic vrlo wanna
Stvar / IN ne treba biti ncutralan.
Ne treba da SamO urednici i ola
now glavnog odbora rade Sye IA
mas, treba da i mi reGemo koiu.
ia OWN apeliram ma vas dru-
COVE Slovence, da j vi povedete
raspravu "Prolctarcu', tc da Sc
ma temelju toga znademo ravnati
i mi Srbi i Hrvati.
Date da cujemo j vase miSljc-
ME. Vas "a Socijalnu revoluciju
i. Il. Stankovic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-16

iijo, he lc V strokOvni organizaci-
il, ampak tudi V oliticni stranki.
MarSikateri rojak Sc re pri-
pravlja ma TO, da odpotuje pc
koncami voini Y stare d0mOvinO,
pa 81 miSli, da Sc mu nj treba wee
brigati IA to, kar Sc godi Y Anne
riki. Steer Sc ne vemo mic tako
natanGnega, kaj in kako bo pc
vojni; lahko So lg0di, da 81 Ia ali
oni 81 dcSetkrat prcmi>li, prcden
nastopi pot cen morie, kajti pre-
rokov tudi med Mani nj, in q po-
vratku ali oStajanju Sc DO paG Sc
lie takrat Sklcpalo, kadar Sc ho vi
deIo, kaj caka cIoveka Y start do
mOvini.
Toda rccimo, da DO, kadar Sc
>Elcne mir. Y Evropi i'm zla>ti V
nash krajih { tako lepo, kakor
ia in oni %rricakujc, da bodo poll
ticnc in go>podar>kc razmere res
ugodne IA dclavce: Tudi tcda.i
je dolinoSt dclavccv, Hi Sedaj Ii
We tukaj, da sodclujcjo pri skup-
mem dclu in priStopijo k social
,tituim organizacijam.
x zaradi tcoa ic to naSa doli-
most, da nc bono mogli Sami Scbi
kai ocitati, in dl nam ne bodo
mogli o%citati rojaki Y starem kra-
iu
Izpremembc ua,tanejo Y Evro-
pi pray gutpyo po vojni. kakSnc
bodo y v>ch poSameznostih, tega
ne more povedati nihte: to .ic pa
gotovo, da DO po vojni wee demo-
kracijc, kot ic jc bilo pred vojno
i'm da DO Sociaiisticno gibanic po-
vNod ]mocucJSc.
Ia zglcd nam poSebno dobro
lahko sluli Russia. Ko Sc je tam
.ilvrSila reyoIucija, ie nova vlada
yabiIa Ru>c, Iii 80 bill r~azkroplie-
nj po Nyctu.naj sc yrucio Y do
movino.
RuSki konzulati Y Icdinjenih
drlavah 50 dajaIi po nalogu re-
voldcionarnc Wade bcgunccm de
da So mogli potovati; ampak
co pogoj jc bill: Potnc stro,&c SO
dobili REVOLUTIONARY, socialist.
Po mazadnjaAih ne hrcpcni nova
Russia.
Taho ali podobno Lo tudi Y
drugih dclciah, kadar bo vojna
k%'ntana. Dcmokraticni duh Sc
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KoMARJI.
BIAS NOVAK,
81. tajnik $. ID. p. Z.

Moskiti, XII prcnaSajo malariio ali
rumcno mrzlico. so ' resnici nevarni
sovrazniki ma Balkanu. Preteklo lcto
MISC zavezniske Gcte ma Balkanu Sc
%spoznale, kaj pr%avza?rav more storiti
tn m~aeedonskj moskito. Posledica tepa
jc bila, da je bila rolovica MOI izven
okcijc radi malariic. Tckom neke dobc
SO ic p~oslalo wee MOI domov kot inva.
Tide, kakor jih je prihajalo y ladiami.
Porocalo SC je o b~ataljonih, XII so imeli
40 odstotkov svojega vojastva bolnih
ma malariii. Bile 40 kompaniic, v kate
rib je bio lie pet rioz sposobnih IN
sluzbo. Zdravi ljudje so sitrazili zako.
pc, doeim so bolniki st0kali v iamah.
kljub temu pa so bolEiki stopili v akci.
10. kadar je sovraznik napadal.
Cello sredi zine ie bilo videti rune.
nolitne moze. XII so sc opotekli pc mo
nastirski ccsti proti kaksni bliznii
bolnici. VGasi so rabbi YES dan, da 50
premcrili pot pctih mill. Sedaj so 50
m zbolisale. a Malaria no Se
vcdno obstojala. dokier Sc Macedonia
ne izsusi, kakor So ie 'zsusila M primer
Panama.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-16

Siri povsod. KdOr Sc DO liz Anne.
rike vracal V stare domovinO, ne
DO wee ypraSan: Ali 81 bill paste
vdan SvOjemu ceSarju! Ampak
~vpraSali ga bodO: Ali 81 tam, kjer
81 bill, delal IA napredek! Ali nam
mOreS pOkazati, da te lahko Sma-
tramo "a so~miSljenika in sobojev-
H!ka! VeselO p~Ozdravljan ne bo
'@tiSti, kdor DO dejal: .Jaz Sc nisem
brigal "a mic gledal sem lie, da
pridem do kakSnih tolarjev. u
dobrodoSlico BIO priGakovan, kdor
ho lahkO pokazal $ svOjo clansko
knjiiico, da je tukai delal, koli-
kOr mu je bilo mogOce, IN SploS-
no b~laginjo in "a %napredek.
Pa tudi hrez obzira ma to potrc-
bujemo danes vSc moGi, da dose
zemo svoje ellie. Iato,ker je VOL
ma, nj izginil ne kapitalistitni ne
delavSki razred. Vojna sem, VOL
ma tia - kapitalisti bndo vcdno
izkOriScali, koiikor bodo lc mug.
Ii in dclavci bodo nadalje moral
branili Svojc intercSc, ce bodo ho-
tell obraniti, kar so doScgii in
.priti naprej. Boj med delom in
.kapitalom je Gimdaljc ~oStre.iSi;
l.
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Conemaugh, Pa.

Idi Sc mi potrebno, ola sc IL ma
Sega kraja zopet kai pove V jaw
nosti, in cato sem Sc namcnil, da
napiSem nekoliko vrStic.
Prevzcl sem zastopniStvo "Pru-
letarca," in ko SEN bill Boswell,
Pa, mi je neki roiak S|vetoval, da
maj grem Y Ralphton, GcS da .ic.
tam dosti Slovencev. Po njegovcm
naSvetu sem Sc napotil tia. ko.
sem priSel V naSelbino in vpraSal,
ce je tukaj kaj Slovencev, mi .je
nekdo odgovoril, da Jill .ic in da i
MAYO tri podporna druStva. Po
TEN sen sklepal, da mora biti ia.
kaj dobro pole.
Danes VEN drugi,ce in reel mo-
ram, da me je naselbina zelo raz-
o%carala. no sem priporocal liu-
dem, maj 81 naroGe ''Proletarca
i'll jim povedal, da je To delavSki
list, 50 zaGeli stokati. da hi Sc mi
bill kar smilili. Ia .je pravil, da j.
ma "Slov. Narod," drugi, da ina
elias Naroda," nckateri da ina
oba in da ina $ tenn zc dosti. Use
ga skupaj sem torci dobiI cnega
narOcnika; upam, da vsaj MENU
ne DO Zal, kadar On DO nckaj la
sa Gital in spoznal, kakScn list ic.
to.
Rojaki V Ralphtonu. maIo Sc
zanimate IA dclavsko Stvar, &c hi.
bio povSod tako malo naprcd-
nosti, kakor je jc med Vami, hi
delavci Sa danes lahko garali
"a poldrug dollar ma dan.
Med TEN Gasom .je '~'Slovcnski
Narod" umrl - namrcG tiSti pa
pirnati, XII je izha.jal New Nor-
ku, Slovenccv je STEER Sc nckoli-
ko zivih. Morda bodo zda.i tudi
V Ralphtonu nekateri rojaki oh
tutili potrebo, da dobe kakSno
Boise ctivo namesto tiStega cesar
sko kraljevega glasila.
Tudi V cOnemavSki okolici ina
mo Sc nekoliko starokopitneaev.
XII Jill niti Ameriki nj Spameto-
valo trdo delavsko zivl.jenic, am
pax jim brence Sc vedno tiStc mu-
he " CLAW, XII so jim Jill gospod-
.je bozji namestniki V starem kra-
ju vsadili V mozganc. Pred par
meseci so sc priceli pripravl.jati.
da bodo zidali cerkev V Cambria
City. Iadnjic, ko Smo bill V go
stilni, je priSel neki roiak tudi
med mas nabirat za la namen. cd
sci je pa brez uSpeha, ker Smo mu
povedali, kaj sodimo o stavbi
cerkva. Me ne hi Glovck dcjal, cc
hi nabirali "a kakSno koristno rec,
"a Solo ali kaj podobncga; o ccr-
Xvi pa vemo, da .ie popolnoma ne
potrebna in koriSti lc cdincmu clio
veku V crni suknji, Xxi poSranc
gospod njei.
: soc pozdravom
.Jarnni Cnronn
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IL GLAVNEGA URADA S.D.P.Z.

kakor je razvidno IL poroGil q
izidu SploSnega glasovanja IA
2druzenje :. ID. p. u. in :. p. DR..
Sv. Barbara, Sc bliza cas ureSniGc-
MIA zelje clanStva "a zdruzenjc
sIov. podpornih organizacij. Kar
Sc tice tozadevnega della 81. cd
borov prizadetih organizacij, Sc
priGakuje, da DO reSeno do kon-
ga tekOcega Icta, tako Ola Sc DO la
hko zaGelo 5 skupnim poslova-
MEM zaCetkom leta 1918.
' nekaterih naselbinah imata
z~druzujoci Sc organizaci.ii vsaka
Pc emo ali wee krajevnih drustev
ali postal.
DruStvom, katera Sc nahajajo
v naSelbinah, kjer SO druStva obeh
organizacij, sc priporoGa, Ola Sc
koncentrirajo V emo druStvo.
koncentriranje druStev pc ma
selbinah je priporoGljivo IL wee
razlogov. V prvi vrSti 81 druStvo
prihrani ma druStvenih stroSkih.
kakor: platevanje druStvenih cd
bornikov in njih v~arsGine, ma vpo-
SllJanlu V 81. urad, ma znamkah
"a poStne poSiljatve it'd. Obenem
Sc olalSa delo V q. uradu, kar tu-
Oh pomeni manjSe stroSke oroani-
zaciJe. Logicno je tudi, da emo
mocno druStvO naselbini lahko
bolJe uspeva in napreduje, kakor
wee malih druStev pri prireianju
~veselic, izletov in drugih zabav V
razvedrilo clanstva, kakor tudi
pri ustanavljanju druStvenih do
NOV, citalnic in dr..
Il vSem TEN pa pokazejo TAXA
drustva svetu bratsko zastopStvo
III edinstvo svoje narodnosti V ma
sclbini.
Sobratje i'll sosestre! Kakor je
zdruzevanje podpornih organiza-
eli vclevaznega pomona, tako .je
tudi zdruzevanje bratskih kra.
jevnih druStev V posameznih ma.
selbinah.
OpuStimo re enkrat zasebnosti
III strankarStvo V ;em delu i'm pri-
sci bo cas-, ko bono lahko DO.
nosni ma edino - a to mocno -
SlovenskO podporno organizacijc
Z enim kra.jevnim druStvom V VISA.
Iii slov. naselbini V Zed. drzavah
: s%plosnim glasovanjem IA prvc
vecje zdruzenje SLOW. podp. orga.
nizacij ste jasno pokazali, ola SC
zavedate potrebe in kOristi zdru
zenja. Smelo pricakujemo, ola bo
ste tudi V bodoce oh vsaki prilik
nadaljnega zdruzenja ohranili ma
cello "V zdruzenju je moe"
Nrlo clanstvo zdruzujoGih Sc or
ganizacij maj DO ~uverjeno, ola vr
Sc NTH 81. odbori $ ponosom svo
je d~oIznoSti V delu "a zdruzeva
ME, V tcmer mas je lid s~ploSnegi
glaSovanja V TEN smiSiu Sc Dol
navduSil.
Naprei torej! VSi kot en- MOI
Naprej IA zdruzenje vseh SLOW
podpornih organizacij V Zedinje
nih drzavahl
Vas "a zdruzenie Y elm SirSen
olscgu
Bias Novak &. tajnik S.D.P.Z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-16
Hermine, Pa.

Mnogo je delavcev, XII ne razu-
mejo vaznoSti sedanjega casa;
mnogo Jill ie tudi med naSimi ro-
jaki. Gotovo je "a delavca we'd
no potrebna dobra organizacija;
ali pray tako jc gotovo, da jc has
Sedanji cas- poSebno vazcn in da
hi bilo sedaj Sc vcliko boil po-
trebno, da Sc delavci trdnO zdru-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-16

Opomba: Drustva brez navedene
svota vplaeila MISC vposlala p~rispevkov
"a mesec september do koncem mese-
ca septembra.
'Navedena svota vplacila znaci
vposlane prispevkc "a mesec august.
**~Novedena svota vplacila znaci
septembru prejete prispevke "a mesec
august in september.
""'Navedena svota vplacila zniei
v septembru prejete prispevke "a me-
sec julij, august in september.
BIAS NOVAk, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-16

VOjni tajnik Daniels naznan.ja,
da zgrade Zdruzene drzave Sc en-
KRAFT tolikO razruSevalcev, kot Jill
je zdaj V sluzbi.