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NINTH EPISODE
Cats Paw and Scapegoat.
THE CONVENTIONAL THING.

That night had been sultry, night
of heat rendered the more oppressive
by humidity, true Manhattan night
Of August. But the day that followed
broke upon the uneasy city in dawn
light SO pitilessly clear that at least
one belated wayfarer. half dulled
senses suddenly stirring to appre-
ciate that the friendly cloak of dark
ness was no more for him, was seized
with little fit of shivering, as If
chilled.
His trembling fingers strove to draw
together the front of his coat, a fruit
discovered wine-spattered expanse of
white gaping between the edge of his
dress coat-something, of course, not
built to be buttoned.
Mumbling pettishly an inane oath,
the belated one glanced furtively
round to see whether. by mischan1e,
anybody else were abroad to be wit
ness to the wttlessness; then, reas-
sured to find himself the lonely tenant
Of an empty side street. pulled him
self together after a fashion and re-
sumed desultory course toward his
lodgings.
This was the figure, in the role Of
rejected suitor for the hand of Patria
Claiming, cut by Mr.. Rodney Wrenn
in his sober senses not inaptly to be
termed a gentleman.
As his struggling feet wove their
uncertain way upon the sidewalk,
motor car of the touring type overlook
him. rounded the next cor Ter, and dis
appeared. Mr. Wrenn was aware of
Its transit, but was likewise sufficient
ly aware of his condition to wish not
to be seen, even by strangers. He held
his face averted till the car had
passed. Had he looked up he would
have recognized the face of the worn-
an he loved. or thought he loved, but
the recognition would have been one
sided.
She lay, with eyes closed, as If she
slept, in the arms of Capt Donald
Parr, her head pillowed on his shoul-
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disarmed his temper. Il just couldn't
bear to disturb you, after all you'd
been through"
"Wel," he grumbled un-
comfortably. "How Is Miss
Channing?"
Still asleep-the lamb!"
'Ill run over to the hotel. :.
Or, wait minute"
A hapchance glance at himself in
pier-glass had shown him figure
clothed in garments shockingly the
worse for close contact with fire and
prolonged immersion In salt water. He
was in no shape to be seen in the
streets.
You'll find change of clothes for
me In that hall closet" he said. please
fetch it instantly. 1 want to clear out
of this with the least possible delay"
The woman hustled off. brought back
all he desired, made herself scarce.
He effected the change with all possi-
BILE expedition, but was still in his
shirtsleeves, knotting his tie. when q
knock sounded on the hall door.
Donald hesitated only an instant be-
fore opening the door. This would un-
doubtedly prove to be Ryley, a bit
ahead of time. And Ryley was both
intelligent and trustworthy.
But 1t was Rodney Wrenn who
stepped in over the threshold as Dom
aid opened the door.
For moment embarrassment blind
ed Donald to Rodney's condition. But
as soon as the latter spoke, 1t was un-
mistakably manifest.
Look here, Don; I'm sorry to trou-
BILE you, but Well, it's this
way, mothers all broken up about this
row with Patria and And som
/. It's driving me mad. I've always
been foolish about her and-and all
that--and It seemed pretty tough to be
cut out even BY you. But you were at
least white. And now the papers say
she's going to marry that damn
Greaser r.
The boy paused. Donald regarded
him uneasily. There vas NO quejttcn
ing the esidsnce ok hfs furrsd e9Hefa
tion, HI abncemal1y Anshed fe ~
| unseeady syMt ~ ~ -
j - Y II Il j "a
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persaaally 60 With blttae veneeanee.r
-ons. o'eaock-I mnst ct . ntt,s
Sleep"
.-To your hotelf' S
sNo-here. I'll call here about
twelve-th thirty to take Miss Channing to
breakfast. II we're not in. Anne will
tell you where to nnd U.S."
"very good. Captain Parr."
The door closed behind Ryley. Too
tired to think, unconscious even Of the
fact that he still held his watch be-
tween thumb and forefinger. Donald
dropped into chair to await Anne's
return. Naturally, 1t was impossible
for him to leave before he received
first hand assurance that Patria was
resting comfortably. His eyes closed.
He was instantly asleep.
It was high noon when he awoke.
Profoundly fatlgued as he had been,
a constitution Injured to all manner of
hardship and fatigue had profited tre-
mendously by those scanty hours of
repose. If his muscles ached trifle
from resting In an unaccustomed pose.
his head was clear and all his fncul-
ties alert almost with his first blink.
He started to his feet with an ex-
clamation Of dismay by the watch that
remained In his grasp the hour was
twelve.
"The deuce!" he grumbled an1iously.
1t was too bad; to have turned him
self out Of his lodgings to provide Pa
tria with a safe hiding place from
Huroki. to have moved ostentatiously
to a hotel in order to forestall evil
minded gossip II 1t ever should by mis-
chance transpire that the girl had
used his rooms. and then to have this
happen! Nothing, not even the ut
most liberality in the matter Of tip
ping. would prevail to stop the tongues
Of the hall attendants from clacking
And 1t couldn't be remedied.
"Why didn't you awake me?" he de-
angrily Of Anne when that one
appeared from the direction Of the bed
chamber.
"You were so tired, poor dear !" she
told him, with beaming affection that
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eailsr. one to ~ sot nd u wsfn -
| pesstblS haste.
~weilr. Donald suggested coldiy. .
sWell just wanted 70 as.
you For Patria's address. She was =,
the Ritz, but she's left. and
thought you might know where couio
fnd here"
srm sorry-I can't help you out"
There was q little pause. Rodney'a
gaze wandered past Donald and De-
came fixed. His face even more deep
ly congested.
"You liar" he said quickly.
With q groan of dismny Donald
rounded on his heel. to see, poiseo
lightly on the threshold of the ad)oin-
ing bedchamber, Patria-a charming
vision of innocent loveliness In the
negligee which she had donned over
her nightdress when reused by the
sound Of voices In the sitting room.
but a vision of disastrous omen In
Donald's sight. .
$50 this-w Rodney begnn fur-
ously.
II he failed to complete what he
would have said, 1t was thanks only 10
the hand with which Donald forcibly
sealed his lips.
"Be quiet, you young idiot"
With an oath the boy broke away,
aimed an uncertain blow at Donald
and ran from the apartment
without daring to look in the direc-
ton of the girl. Donald snatched up
his coat and, Struggling into 1t, pur-
sued.
Overtaking the younger man on the
steps outside the front door Of the
Donald caught his arm and
held 1t against his struggles.
"Rodney" he pleaded. 'Listen to
me. Be reasonable. You're wrong
all wrong! I can easily explain"
"Liar!"
The epithet sounded simultaneously
with the impact of gloved hand on
lips. Instinctively this last
released Rodney who promptly took
to his heels and pelted up the street.
Remembering that he was hatless
and wore an unknotted cravat, Donald
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SYNOPSIS.

Baron Huroki, chief OF the Japanese
embroil the United States with Mexico.
desires control of the great Charming mu-
.The Fighting Channings'' and sole ex-
ecutrix OF the 3lO0.ooo.oc0 trust secretly
created by patriotic progenitors to COM
preparedness" His schemes falling
through the opposition of Patria and her
nance. Capt. Donald Parr. Huroki In re-
venSe causes the destruction by fire OF
vast stores OF munitions in the Charming
freight yards near Bayonne-a holocaust
in which Patria and Donald escape ami
hilation by the narrowest of chances.
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reluctantly relinquished further pur.
suit for the time being.
"Ill find him at his rooms" he re-
fiected moodily as he turned back into
the house. "Fll make him listen. It
oughtn't to be difficult; Rods sensible
enough soberW
AN EXIT.
It was nearer two O'Clock than one
when Mr.. Ryley found Donald and Pa
tria breakfasting in the name of lunch
con In the grill room Of a quiet hotel.
'T'm sorry I'm late" he apologized.
'sFd have been on the dot only for Mr..
Huroki. Looks as II he's got wind Of
these warrants already. somehow-or
else he suspects it's high time we were
taking some drastic action in his
case"
"How 80" asked Donald.
Hes been flying around pretty live
ly all morning-ever since nine o'clock
calling on the Japanese consul, visit
Ing his bank and couple of lawyers
offices, and things like that. We had a
man after him all the time, Of course.
Here's his report"
The detective offered Donald leaf
from pocket notebook blackened
| with memoranda in q minute hand /;
the majority Of which was a simple,
concise record Of an active mans busy
morning, all going to indicate hurried
preparations toward q change Of ad.
dress. the final item alone excited un.
common interest on the part Of DON
aid.
stopped at Walton" he read to him
self-"lunched in grin with woman he
picked up in lobby. Headwaiter say
woman - Iris Mayne. common to the
town. 10y: II this the Badger
Queen7) Joined at lunch BY boy with
hangover whom Nayne called from
the other side Of the roozi. Couldn'1
fnd anybody who knew boy, Maynl
and boy hurried away before Hurok
Anishsd b. thsn rsturnsd 70 red
i dencu.. n
| s1s - sun thsss1. ponald Inquired
| returned the me1s0fnnda.
ATnstse III I w6s ~ ~ - =
j hdm 19<l5sd ~. W4yS ~ eopG -
L Igain pkel - - y u ~ 49,
q y T. e. u "a s = - !l - / IL \ x1S
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[v9n1cV - sins(ane betsra tAree telte1e
ne1 entssed. At stght q theee Doo-
AID quietly showed the badss q .
special oficer Of the New York polies
department.
+ sYou'll fnd the people you want 10
there hs said, Jerking his thumb To-
ward the bedchambsf door. TAKE ths
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defs her body enveloped in a coarse,
1amp blanket, her hair in disorderly
1Angle framing . face whose pallor
wnS the shade Of parchment.
Captain Parr was scarcely less pale,
lh0ugh his EYES were open wide and
~ fAce set in . cast Of grave solici-
~ for the woman In his arms.
4 WIN him In the touring car were
Z tvo ee1xafives a Alise Channtng's re
81 III ercantSsd secret intelligence bV-
\ ~. RyIey and : subordinate.
60 skoN1nG The effects Of an expert
= ss1y les trying than that
t Cnnnnins and Captaia PafY
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Fruit.
HIDES AND PELTS.
Dry Hides.

Dry Hides.
Flint butcher, per lb........"
Flint fallen .............'.''' II
Flint bull and stag ........" y
Flint culls and glue .......'"
Salt hides 2V3c ID. less. i. -.
Aorsehides l/202/3 price o. ~
saltsd.
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Drx FLAT I~i.s.

Wool pelts, per lb. .........:
Short wool pelts ..,:...,...''' Il
Butcher shearlinEs No. l -. \
No. 3 murtan shenrlings ~
Bucks, saddles and pieces ~ Ss's~
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Live Poultry.
EgEs.

Eggs. graded No. l net. F. o.
b. Denver ................
EHss. ErAued No. 2 net. +, y.
b. Denver ................
EHgs. case count. mise. cases
less commission ........ .Gs06lln
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Calf a.d KIP. Gree. ssits ~
Cree. a.lted. cured HIdss. -
MIscnI.LANEULs MARkE1S
Prices for Metals. e

Prices for Metals.
New York-Lead-$S.O0.
Spelter-38.16.
Bar Silver-SSAc. 80, ~, o. 1
London.-Bar Silver-45 Na ~ n
per cent sac. 90 G26.00 per unit. x =
ores. 60 per cent, t20.OOVzovv' Oile.
cent, S12.00012.60: 10 per cent
1870 per unit.
Chicago Grain and Provis,,;Cnx Provs,;nx iLNo,
Chicago.-Corn-No. :.
yats-No. 3 white. ss0soe; '''
hys~So. 2, s1.so@1.sl.
Barley--S1.20@ 1.26;
Timothy-S7.o00e sec.
Ciover-S1S.UUVZS ZS.OO.
Hsss-s;isa:ssssSssss.o5 kissE-sia.ssS $500.
Mi..eapslis Fissr aad Grs,s r.. 49,!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: s1a.so: ssse
4 ssssIeyE;si.ioSi....
Bran-eSo.oo0 q 90. :. ..n,M ~
Ss,ENe Ss,n-No. : : yySis.. y;SlilsSw's 81 Is 'Ssssxs
cA,e.~. Iays sAssk osssass..
l.sst. a.'- 3is7sSis;.o; :. $issssSsj $%iIss'ss; r.
siii!.Sj i!Sj = oia.sC;s aassHCcs, ,pigs. Siisoo y
cattle Native etsers IL.
Western steers. eS:1s ~. eeN1
snA fssdsrs ~ ~ III csivss slg
~: !. ~ 4: Is 81
( b. NJ ~ 7 80 = -
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THE CAST.

MRS. VERNON CASTLE as
Patria Claiming.
MILTON SlLlS as Donald Parr.
WARNER GLAND as Baron
huroki.
DOROTHY GREEN as Fanny
Adair.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
IL. O. b. Denver. Carload p,ie.,
Hay,

Buying Prices-per Ton
Colorado upland, per ton. .iocaou.
Eeoraska upland ,lioesmS
Pralrie hay (nsw crop Colo.
TT,I%P9'ihy; TIP. 'i pc! ton ...ssssas s;es
Ga,,,h NEW crop per ton. l7oo0ill
Gwnn, Gn arx. per ton ..i3oo6iiN
straw. per ton ........,, IeS ~
Grain.
Wheat. new. ch. mill, 100 lbs, buy
oats. Neb.. 100 lbs. buying. ...,..lH
colorado oats. bulk, buying...,,, III
Corn. chop. sack. selling III
Corn In sack, selling ...........,, n
Bran. Colo. per 100 lbs. selling, III
Flour.
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IButtrr.

Creameries. ex. LIST grade. lbs eN
Creameries. End grade. Id.
PROCESS ....... .....''
Packing stock (net). on
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Donald had wrested the instrument
from her. r,
She relinquished it without much re-
sistance, then darting beyond his reach,
paused and again laughed in his face
| while hurriedly disordering her hair
and attire In such manner as to indi-
cate struggle.
This time Donald answered her
laugh with quiet smile.
"Well," he said, dropping the poker,
you've got me-Mrs. Maynei"
That was shot at random, suggest
ed by sudden suspicion; but It told.
The woman's hands fell limp: she
stared and gasped.
"How did you knowr
He gave gesture. signifying that
her question was immaterial. At the
same instant thunder Of heavy blows
sounded on the door, and It yielded to
a passkey, admitting three sturdy and
willing porters.
| They made for Donald IN concert.
ed rush. but only to bring up with lift
ed hands at ne point Of his pastoa. II
"Easyl~ be ordsrsd. ~1tsadyf lnts
that room theso-ell a y6u. 0ten
Lively ana aon't erowdi xcu, ~.
a Mn Wayn1 r. ~ S, ~ " ~
e61ns ~ arts ~ ts4e n = -
J! 4 ~ I ~ 4 u1lI Y S1Tl ~
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Dreased IsouItry,

Flour.
Hungarian patent IN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06

nasi klubi res posiljati MENU me-
seena p%orO6ila = da Ia APPEL, XII je
bill poslan vsem socialisticnim
klubom V Kansasu, ne zadene ma
sih klubov; da so dobili tudi nasi
klubi Ia APPEL, je pripisati pomoti.
Toliko V %pojasnilo, da 81 znajo
naSi klubi V DRAW Kansas raw
natl.
Tajnistyo j. 5. z.
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Conemaugh, Pa.

Ker sc veckrat slisijo besede cd
strani gotovih %elementov, da soc.
klub stew. 5. Conemaugh ne
ekzfstira wee, oziroma, da Glani
omenjenega kluba sploh ne pla-
cujejO nObenih prispevkov stran-
Xxi in ne vrse nObene agitacije in
propaganda "a socializem, ter, da
lie cd casa do casa javnost "vle-
temo", so Glani kluba ma svoji
zadnji sell sklenili, da Sc priobci
celOletni racun kluba, ola Sc ma Ia
nacin vsakdo sam Ease preprica,
kaj delajo sodrugi kluba Stew. 5.
POdajamO sledece:
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KLUBoM J. 8. z. v KANSASU
MA ZNANJE.

klubom V draw Kansas mi tre-
ba posiljati drzavnemu tajniku
nobenih mesecnih pOroeil, kakor
sc glasi APPEL, XII ga je bill postal
vsem socialistiGnim klubom v
Kansasu drzavni tajnik. Ia poro.
ella posilja cd casa do casa drzav-
menu tajnistvu ~tajnistvo j. s. y.
SOdr. G. w. 'Kleihege, tajnik "a
drzavo Kansas, je ravno Odgovo-
ril Ma vprasanje, XII mu ga je sta
vile tajnistvo Zveze, ce' morajo
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Cleveland Ohio.

Canom SLOW. soc. kluba st. q.
V nedeljo, dine IL. februarja, oh
= pop. sc vrSi redna mesecna seia
SLOW soc. kluba. VSi clani Sc va
bijO, da Sc je udeleze V polnem
Stevilu.
NJ. PetrOvich, tai.
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ZELITE Ii V0JNO?
Ako lie ne zelite,

pridite ma velik javen protivojni
protestni shod, XII ga priredi
Socialisticna stranka dine
8. februarja OBJ 8.
zvecer.
Hold Carriers Hall, 822 w. Harri.
son Street, Chicago, III.
Govorir bodo:
Z. v. Debs,
VIM. Rodriguez,
John G. Kennedy,
May Wood Simons,
Adolph Germer,
Robert H. Howe.
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NAZNANILo.

Sodrug Louis Britz je glavni po-
tovalni zastopnik "a Proletarca pc
vseh vzhodnih drzavah. Pravico
mas ina zastopati v vseh poslih,
kar Sc tice uprave ista. Sodruge
In somisljenike pa prosimo, da mai
mu v vseh slucajih gredo kolikor
mogoce ma roke. Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06

PraH socialist ne sme biti rexer-
visit, ampak mora biti vedno akti.
ven voiak svoje stranke. Kdor
nosi svoje p~repriSanje 10 sam v se-
bi. no koristi MIC ne sebi, ne svoji
styar. Prepricevati mora tiste, ki
h MISC p~repriGani.
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Chicago, Ill.

JugOslovanski socialistiGni kluh
Stew, l. je incl zadnio nedeljo
svoje prvo javno predavanje teko-
ce sezone oh dobri udelezbi.
Drugo predavanje DO V nedeljo,
%. februarja, oh 1a3. popoldne V
dvorani 5. y. p. j., 1851 So. Lawn
dale Ave. Predaval DO sodrug
Etbin Kristan. Ma dnevnem redu
DO precinct:
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o koncu sveta.

U%pozarjamo sodruge in rojake,
da je predavanje javno in brez-
pla6no. Vsakdo je dobro doSel.
Ker ie V Chicago predavanje V slo-
venskem ieziku o znanstvenem
predmetu redka rec, upamo,. da Sc
bodo rojaki TEN rajsi posluzili tie
prilike. Zeleti je lie. da pridejo
pravoGasno, da sc zatetek ne "a
vla6i pc nepotrebnem.
Louis Truger, tajnik.
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JugosIov. socijaIistiGna zveza v Ameriki.
EKSEKUTIvA:

EKSEKUTIvA:
N. pimich. Flip Godina, p Kokotovich. FIR Mrgoh. NJ Polovtna.
l. Patch Alex Dubravac, Frank Hren, r.. znic, Fr saus in v. Susa.
Frank Petrch, gl tajnk, s03 w. Madison Street, 4h Floor, Chicago, Ill
Seize eksekutive SO vsako pro soboto v nesecu OBJ s. zyeter
IA sos w. Madison St.
NADzoRNI oDBoR:
Mike Mavieh, Chicago. Ill; Demter Ekonomoff, Gary, Ind; l. Ceheb. Vest
Alis, Wis; y. Dimich, Chicago, ILL.,
oDBoR "a TISKARNo.
Frank zac predSednik, Alex Dubravac bagauik, Pet. KokOovich tank
Klubi k zde govormke, mai Sc obrnJo 10 gl tajnika.
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LIsTu v PoDPoRo.

Tony Semec, Milburn, w. Va,
5Oc. Jos. Bedy $1.OO, FIR. Mack
25c, Max Zumstain soc, John
Jarnovieh SOC. Vsi v Huntington,
Ark. - Anton CerniG, Washoe,
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r. pt@ Henry, Pa; = JugOsl, SOC. klub, tatnk Ant. Bdich
loo Reading, Pa.-JugoI. SOC. klb, tajmk Peter osevar 13 River st
West Brownsville. Wash. Co. ''
ldT.S South View, Ia-Jugosl soc mb tai Tonv Za,,r h - South VIZ 10
n 7ht St, Harrisburg, Pa VIZ
~ Yukon, ia-Jugosl: SOC. kub, tainik Frank Kovach, box 53. wvono PA
- I''"'n "a 'ugosL soc. khub, tajnik Frank Beniger, box ~
-" ,MNEcN Haven ia. - Jugos. soc. khb, tajmk John KralL box g.
~ rWhin'N, Pa-Jngol. soc kub, tajnik John Arb. box i9
l66. MlbuTn, W. va-Jug@l soc kub, tajnik Ton semec p q
WASHINGTON: -
: Royn' Wash. - JugOsl soc. kMb, tajnik Mart smolsnk, box o5
WISCONSIN:
' Milwaukee, Wis-Jugosl soc. udruz, tainik Jos Iuhap AIS ~ .,
h6rH St %" "" '"''' US ~. ST
a. hmoSnn' Ws--jugosL soc uiruzenie, tainik NJ. Ebenche. 353 y Cbic,yo
,SaaE." iah Jurca. - Seize vsakoszadnio neddjo V mcsecu
10, " ans WIS JugosL uiruz, tajnik j. Herring 497 - y Ave
- "1'Wr H-Jugo soc uduzenje tai John Dobrinieh. S5 Rnmry icy
90" "'""''' Wis - Iajnk PavelJ ura, 400 Grand Ave. ''
WYOMING: -
IT. T3uP"Or Wyo - JugosL Soc skupina, taipk Inks Groscr bnx on =.
GcJ krzSnik, box l03, organization. "A OIL n"
,os Fs SO VsNKo d"go nedeljs ' me'ecup spsldne oh 2. ui v Hal x r.r.Ek.
igG p" a" va, wv JugosL soc. udruzenje, tajnik John Pesich. L. Roy 10
~ H eIi. re- Mlo' Jugosl soc. kmb, tajuk John Kos, box b. N' 49,
-" '"''' v" - Jugos. soc. khb,. tajnik Karl Krannar. box u6
KoNFERENoNI oDRoRI
Pittsburgh. Pa. '' .N""p'' iE' lroges ST., y. >
81 . Cmo TaJnik Sp. Markovich, $50 Emerson Pl yo,rcuoun n
Encago Talnk Jos Horvat, 1914 So Racine Ave
g. NSI @Mm~ rank Jos Stepih, 412-4h Ave. Mlwapkoo Wiz
81 y naansas.n falnik John Gorsek, Boz 1876 Radey Kan
y~.ncW . Ia4hlk Tony Skoda X :, Box ll. Be1aio n
v , pnto2be tcoce Sc J 8 z, ts naSovti na .hr I.u,,.Sn. H.
"""'s' 'a0ofa VA TO- Racine Ave, Chicago. NJ ~~
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ARKANSAS:

ARKANSAS: -
So Fort s@th, ArkIIugo.l sos FIat, tai Frank Gne, box a7 Jenny. Lind,
o, Ark Ar,irs sie Sc Esnk0 n trS' o.. ne SGE y VI %e 1~o " Jenny +i"4 Ark a. ,7
lo. Hartford. Ark. - Tank John siendal, Br 22
ofo e. fs r S&s- ,us..l 500. alus, s.AA cn... p.r...l.., sos n.tta. we.
ILLINOIS:
4 La sans, m-JnsoIovan.Ai s%iaIsSni EMb, tajnik John RogeI, 47 stf
C. Chicago, m-JugoA Soc. udrulcni, tamk valent. susa. 1914 So. Racine
20. Chicago. m-Jugosavenho soc udulenje, njnik 1 raJeh, 1906 cybourn
- wNauhega&i ILL., Jugd. soc. NG, tanik P reAai e2o Marion St
go go v vip%ma' IM ih - ' JSgS.L soc Soc I%1, tank tsmik rank I Rsysn. 20 i iF
l.. Seje so vsako ? neieljO meseeuO oil 9 ud zntraj v Miners Hall.
so. Chicago, III. - Jugol soaaMst5no uirulenje, taink Frank avich. 1856
o. Springfield. m-JugOsl SOC. dn. tainiE Frank Bczias, 1920 So u. St.
los Granite City ay m% 9ESso Soc oa a%5, tajini RI s cj SSG ss" 3 s5, ss IS ILL.,
no stauntSn, InCJugcsl; soc, kmb, tajnik Ant Ausec, L. Box 15s, Organi
i2s NokOHis, H. JugOl see kmI, tojnik John Melinda. sejc Sc vsaso
1856 I5e. Ts@G: @T ii. Cos iu .ss :5so' sfss. t asinis r PsG y yastsa' Box ns i So
I9S aiaeoiS. nj H.. - j 19s91 500. s% s e5S'g sjS}t 'a & 1s 1s; DSh'h' %.
$ ih4saa1oH., Ind IosoAL soc. Amb. tajn,A Ant Mra,je. 74e Horme, ave,
tor Ant IAdiha, s2l n. 9th St se St vsakO prvO in tretjO sOboto' V me.
%. Gary, Ind. JugoL soc. ulruzenje, tnhik stefan Benkovich, 1929
1876. Whiting, Inl-Jugosl soc uiuz, tajuik Frank JanIich, 4o1 60 leI. St.
1888. Carney, Iowa. - JusoL SOC. khI tajnik Frank Sum, box IS.
seic so vsako . in T. neieijo v me@u Oh 2 ui poroidne v E. Mineral
So franklin, Kans : jSgoI. soc. Rirb, tah nA1 Ic S%I kaaf GGnses %" r. F. F. D. T.
81. sktlnore, Kans-Jugosl soc klub, tainik valent. wirtich, RI, box pol,
81: Stone Ci2. Kans : Jugosl SOCK hb, tajnik Mike Fine. box III.
laa. Pantjk' Kans.-Iug~L soc. kluh, tainiS John Gor%s, box 1875, Raley,
49, lS2 E a9s.., F kss...MSSs:, So: :a a% sSS tH iis;9 5 S,! .en .;as B Rs. 49, ,S5.
u.s. r Mg,seny, KanS' - JugOsL soc. kiub, tajnik John KOgOvsek, r. :, b 36i.
g I, BafoTTf Mich : Juscsl SOC; druz-. tainik p Patch, a7 Ferry Ave.
e. e $ $h5s5s%" T Kim: 5sso5 5, ;s; ss> "a, n E se,snash: ,2s Lake s.
MISSOURI
H. st Louis Mo -JasOsl soc ulra, tainis Mirko Kateh, l7s Mcnari St
MONTANA.