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Damascus Pins; 800 count
regularly SC paper; 3 for
10c.
Clinton Safety Pins; all
sizes: regularly to Sc dozen;
a dozen, sc.
Defender Safety Pins; l
dozen on card; regularly SC;
3 dozen for 10c.
Black and white headed
pins: regularly sc dozen; 3
dozen for 10c.
-Dressmakers' Engli s h
Make Pins; u lib. box; reg
ularly 29c; box, 19c.
Damascus Steel S a e Y
Pins: regularly 10c dozen;
> dozen for l5c.
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Betting,

Silk Inside Betting; black
or white; IL to 2 inches
wide: yard, 12c.
Cotton Inside Betting: .
inches only: black or white;
yard, sc.
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IMPORTED SCOTCH MADRAS.

in white and color: IS inches wide.
Pretty self-woven designs, such florals. con-
ventonal and cathedral effects. Values 1Sr
to CSC This sale, q yard................ 1oS
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09

Fine Wool Blankets, made
from California wool, in the soft
finish. Choice of white with
pink or blue borders; also large
plaids in pink. blue. tan, gray
and lavender: finished with wide
colored bindingi~ 7OxS4-in. EN-
size, pair. pIO
Gray Wool Mixed Blankets:
size 6SxS0-in.; good weight, with
colored borders and mo- cI IN
hair binding. Pair. .... pt'OO
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Hair Nets.

Hair Nets; all-over style
15c kind; all colors; 4 fYr
29c.
Silk Hair Nets; with or
without elastic; 3 for 10c.
Cap Hair Nets;
dozen in package for soc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-11-08

one Of the commissioners b~rusquely
proposed that Hardy be summoned to
attend upon them. Vandervyn inter-
posed with the suave suggestion that
the acting agent might leave In the
safe some Of the papers necessary to
n full understanding Of the affairs Of
the agency.
At this the party fingered only for
a parting nip ut Dupont's liquid hos
pitality. Assuring Marie that they
would return In time for dinner, they
left under the escort of their host.
With the excuse that he had mislaid
his hat, vandervyn returned to the
dining room. When he came out, he
shut the door. Marie was alone In the
pnrlor. All the suppressed fire Of his
passion famed In his face, as he
turned and came swiftly back to the
waiting girl. There could be no doubt
that he expected her to meet him half
way.
She stood beside q chair, somewhat
pale. hut outwardly very calm. She
did not advance a single step. Yet,
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out after the first few hundred thou
sands. I'm In on another deal that
stands to net a cool million. When ]
get that In bank, / car have any girl
l choose e go after"
"If / had ten times a million, and
could buy you n character like his, ]
would gladly pay It all-allw
The slash Of a whip In his face would
have stung him far less. He stared at
her a long moment. while the full
meaning Of the words cut through the
armor Of his self-esteem. Modification,
anger. furious chagrin famed In his
face. He raised his hand Is II to
strike her, and instead, whirled about
and rushed out through the porch.
The girl sank on her knees, AND
pressed her hands to her lips to stifie
the cry that would have called him
back. When she looked up. her face
was white and drawn with anguish
But she had conquered.
"He shall not-shall not know my
weakness !" she whispered with fierce
determination. "If only II has offend.
ed him beyond forgiveness! II only
he may go awny-forever ! might
be able to forget HMM timel"
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WHILE" he replied. His voice shook
with the Irresistible passion Of his
love. Dearest let me Gull you that
here, this oncei II was here I FIRST
looked into the depths Of your heart,
and learned how good and kind you
are"
The girl turned to hide her face
from the reverent alteration of his
gaze.
"No. no." she murmured. Don't.
pleased"
II must speak, dear" he replied. II
ask nothing of you. II Is only that I
wish to tell you how you made me
realize again that life Is worth living.
When I came from the Coast, I had
lost n dearer to me than anyone else
In all the world-my mother. She
was a little woman, very frnll-hcr
blue eyes were dim aud faded. her
hair white; but ever when she-wns
ut the very end-~her dear eyes sought
to ease my grief with the same look
you gave me as you bent over me
here and thought me fatally injured"
"Please!" begged the girl, choking
back a sob. II do not deserve
Your mother but | am not kind nor
good"
Hardy went on In the same voice
Of profound passion: "You lifted me
out Of the shadow Of the Valley. You
came to Inc In my blank darkness. a
glorious light of divine goodness TINT
compelled me to see that all IVES not
wrong with the universe-that ever
80 great a loss as mine might be for
the best"
II am not what you think mo-
am not" she reiterated.
"You restored my faith and hope"
he insisted. ut would be selfish OF
me to ask anything more Of you
now"
ut would be useless-useless I" she
cried.
He was too little versed In feminine
nature to realize that her vehemence
might indicate IN effort to suppress
an inner doubt Of the assertion. Had
he been a few years younger. youth
full impetuosity might have won him
that which his reverent respect shrank
from urging. lie had taken her
yloved hand. lie pressed It to his lips
and freed her.
~ shall not annoy you. dear" he
said. "Yet I cannot take that as final
l shall wait until he returns. Then
shall take my fighting chance"
"You will" she WHISPERED.
IL shall not give up until you have
pledged yourself to him. II I can.
will prevent that. He cannot pos
sibly love you rs I love you. If II 1,
possible to win you for my wife.
will do It."
Marie quivered, and shrank from
him rs II startled. you say. wher
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CHAPTER XVIII.
Pleasant Little Surprises.

Too furious to heed what he was
about. Vandervyn struck Off up a rug
ged gulley behind the Dupont house.
An hour passed before he came back
down the mountain-side. lie was
changing his clothes when Dupont
brought him an impatient luminous
from the office: 'liurry up. Mr.. Van.
They want you. Where you been all
this timer"
"Went for q stroll" drawled Wander.
vyn. "They can wait" His voice be-
came harsh and incisive. ~ want to
speak to you about something. You've
been letting Marie get In thick with
him."
"Whof You mean Capf" spared
Dupont. "You didn't say you wanted
me to keep 'em from running togeth
err"
you should have Been the danger
I take 1t, she has been alone with hin
most Of the time"
"Well. what Of 1T" muttered Du
pont.
"What of III" echoed vandervyn
"DoL't you know enough about army
officers to realize that he would never
marry-a Quarterbreedf'
Dupont's crafty eyes narrowed. I'm
not so ALFRED sure of that. There's
lots Of EN- has married yer half
breeds. I've seen EN-"
Years ago, when the frontier Wa
months away from civilization"
"Mebbe. and mebbe them breed girls
wasn't a tenth as good lockers a.
Marie. She's a lady"
Nandervyn's lip curled. "If you must
have the gaff, Jake-how about your
self Do you think an officer son-in.
law would care TO have you visiting
him at an army postf"
Dupont scowled. "Well there amt
been no harm done, and you're back
now"
quite true. But his attentions have
put Marie on her high horse. wish
you to take q stand against him and
back me up with her."
"You sure can count me In on that
Mr.. Van," eagerly assented Dupont.
"All right. I've got him fixed. But
u aiittt w tiohS outC "a yout oaShAhA
II he comes to dinner tonight I'll have
u gay little surprise Or two up my
sleeve for him."
~ been waiting to ask you about the
mine. How're We going to work the
deal3"
We've got to make q show Of Q
real contest. It's to be run on the old
style rush plan"
Suppose one Of them there men a
the butte has the best horsef"
vandervyn thrust out his 3aw.
Don't fash yourself. I'm going 70
have that mine. This IL my idea OF
the way Wen tx It" He leaned over
and murmured In Dupont's ear.
The trader shook his head. "Um-m |
I'm not saying that mightn't work.
Just the same. though. It'd make you
the only one what could do the enter.
Ing. I'd be a sooner"
THE mine would be entered by me,
but Of course we would have the un.
Outstanding that you were to get your
half" replied vandervyn. He stepped
briskly to the door. "Come, l guess
the bunch has had time enough to cool
their heels"
stu frowning obviously. Dupont fol.
lowed him over to the office. where
Hardy and the commissioners sat wait.
Ing for them, stiff and constrained.
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blinded " his own ardor. he came on
without needing the look In her face
until within arto's.reach of her. Then
nj Inst he perceiyed her iack of re-
sponse. and stopped.
.I sov, :" he exclaimed "wbat's the
matter To this tho wov IN welcome
mo hock
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,,,or ,,,sh ,n,o ,na n,r,,s ohaars pr,
sha r.,,I"u - oo,, go, ,onas. .Ara
,,a. .a", -, m,a.,u 90 a,,uaas ma as
,,. nan,"ar"
M amas ,,na , no. ,oro,
.,.a .Ea,,, na ,ao,psh uon,o Won
en"m - ,ra anis .a,nan you
,no", ~, a,,an ,ns, s,",, un.
On ,"o >, ,ra - Tha.a g.
,,a,Iaa staa Ill
."T,ts - o,,,a anona, ,or thu nras.
o,,n cha - o. ct nro,nIs.d 90
~nI, Gov ,on nr,II ror shorId como
,anr on ous,n W, 300
,a,rrna, ,,, 80, . nn, e. 60
hor To- !, honoroh,a Gov vor % snanL
80 =. nov,r
.IIov, oon ,.,n TO, ,a r-ooa so.r.
....s,. 49,. "a. ~ -. $50
w - ,,a or,u n.amonN,ha onIy
one in NIL the world IN me. There Is
not ano,her hair ma beont,fuI n tenth
ns charming"
She ouIyered I'm 10 the deep,
golden notes OF his voice, yet held her.
self firm with all the strength Of her
resolute will.
you speak of love-" she rejoined.
you say nothing Of marriage"
"Iiow can II" he asked In an ng'
grieved tone. you know that until
we get the mine But that won't be
long now. These commissioners are
jumping-jncks In the hands OF my un'
Gle. They viii hustle matters through
Tor us-siiort order. once i-we-ge'
the mine' III be a free man, and then
sweetheart
But the girl drew back from his
pleading arms.
NO." she said. III l must walt &c
must you. II you mean what you say
You should be satisfied that still zee
may nave 10 wait"
"iou mean-whatr' he stammered.
she ciehched her n convuisiVely
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CHAPTER XVII.
The Only Woman.

During the pleasant, busy days that
followed. to all appearances Marie en-.
Joyed the work and planning aud the
long hours Of companionship fully as
much as Hardy. Dupont. now ever
blur and genial, kept close to his
store. But during the long evening
discussions his eyes often twinkled
cunningly under their gray thatch.
No word had been received from
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| you discovered that an able man Of mBuubusch character and political power enough to wreck your
Il cr was trg to do hmmt TIT CIR. you loved by stealing her affections and rg hem nvh pr
i ps would you shoot him Me he spoiled the girl or wait until he did It and then kill h' Con-
went to Lakonhr reservation ass cmg agent following the murder of gent Nwn and a threatened
uprising Of heh Indians Wounded by an ambush shot, he falls in love with Marie Dupont n qmrerrsd
who nurses him. but gives no definite answer to hspT proposal of maraCe because she Is nnmord Of Reg
hdv anrwn ngNy clerk ant. sapyncn emw Of Senator Cmme. Hay earns hem indians are
accept inns hr friend md Commissions dby yandrwynp rrrsn to oo washington to- eme division
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he ONE back But until then
you-you will not"
Until then we shall continue to be
the same good comrades that We have
been"
The girl drew In a deep breath.
"Then-let us go back to work."
Hardy accepted the suggestion with
n s%elf-control that was as remarkable
US II was misplaced.
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{To BE CONTINUED.


Safe Bet
A woman In P~ottsvills. Pa, laughed
hsrself 10 death. but We are willing
b wager that u wasn't Owe one oe
h9 hnabaAdss teksA-Dsuoit IHmsA
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What sort Of conspiracy do
you think that vandervyn and
these crooked commissioners
have formed against Captain
hardyf When the indians Mnd
they have been trleked will they
shed white bieodf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
Avstrijski narodnostni problem.

priyoiili, da sc locijo iavna prava v avtonomna
IN MIN pristojcta, ma drugi strani pa skupaa,
kroni pripadajoca, ravno tako zahteva ljudska
podlaga drzavc, da Sc narodnosti organicno vc'a-
MO pravnemu rcdu drzave, da Sc organiziraio
avtonomno kot ''zvezic avstriiskc narodnosti. >
Edino tako moreno razumeti "~urejcno So
delovanjc in dclez uarodnosti ma drzavi." To jc
ustavna naloga, XII caka avstrijskc narode in dr.
zavnlke III katere Sc ne snejO wee ~izogibati.
NarodnoSti MISC pravno organiZirane: cato 81
tudi he morejo drugace pomagati. kakor ga two
rlJo posebne pOlititnc stranke in Sc puliio IA vsa-
ko mrvico svojega "deleza ia drzavi, - "a vsako
mestece kakega uradniSkega sluse ali notnega
cuvaJa. Ne MIN, he drzavi nj poma gano pray mic,
&C so pc parlamentarnih vladah zastopani V o.
srednji upravi - BOZ Sc prenese potem eisto ma
vadno V srednjo upravo in desorganizira sc to. Xg-
casna udelezba ma vladi ne more nadomescati
pravnega deleza.
kako maj Sc to izvede? Mi bono moral svo-
10 upravo IL zgolj drzavnih ozirov preustrojiti,
ker brez delitve V Okrozia ne bono upravnim ma
logan kos. &c omeiimo okrozja kolikor Sc da po
narodnostih, smo polozili temeli "a lokamo ma
cionalno avtonomiio. &c zdruzimo okroz1a enc ma
rodnOsti V skupino, XII narodno kulturne nalogc
enega naroda upravlia, potem ie dana osebnost
In nosltelJ c~entralnc narodnc avtonomije, IN do
loccn le tudi pravni obseg posebnega narodnost-
mega prava. Use 'nadnarodne' naloge. XII so V po-
sebnem pomenu BESIDE drzavnc, pa pridrzimo
parlamentu in vladi; Ia diva tvorita pravno o.
krozjc ccntralne upravc. Tako hi sc dala upravi-
ccna osnovna misel pragmaticne sankciIc, katcro
danes vslcd nam tuiih oblik IL casa "stanov' ko-
mai poznamo, izlusciti in prcncsti mn Give cini-
tclie modernega z~ivlienia, ma narodnosti. Potcm
DO mas pravni red po zmislu in po bescdi V skladu
Z resnicnimi gibajocimi silami sedaniosti."
Avstriia je pokazala, da ie "a tako reSitcv
ncsposobna, in vojna je postavila narodni pro-
blem ma mnogo radikalnejSo podlago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

traJala dive lett. Nlhce mi hi vcrjel. Koncala pa
sc jc sele po prcieku dveh let in pol. Anglia pro.
ii narOdu 100000 Judi, to je toliko. kakor pro
ii prebivalstvu cnega Timed vecjih NEST! StroSki
voine MISC bill V nikakrSncm razmerju z dobicki.
kar so jih inreli.
Ali mislitc, da JIG Russia pripravljena "a H.
vrsitcv in urcsniccnjc idcje Svobodc? - Sc jc gla.
silo mole nadaljno vprasanje."
"Nc, - jc odgovoril. JAZZ he poznam no.
bencga naroda, Hi JIG bill pripravlicn Ia popolno
prostost, - niti Anglia ne. Rcakciia sc poiavi
vsepovsod. Iivljenje jc boj, XII ne DO nikdar kon.
can"
"Povcdal sem Krapotkinu, Ola prillaiam IL
Amerikc, kjer sem prczivel sest mcseccv. P0ve.
dial sem mu tudi, da sem incl prcdavania V Ste.
vilnih mestilI in da sem Sc zanimal "a uvoz polic-
delskih strojcv."
"TO JIG emo najbolj nujnih v~praSanj sedanjc.
ga casa" - ic dcial krapotkin. 'Popolnolua
s~oglasam Z vami, da JIG odvisna rcSitcv zcmlii-
skega vpraSanja Sc V vciko vccii meri cd boil
intenzivncga obdclovania kakor pa cd pravicnc
razdclitve zcmljiSc. Mi potrebuiemo stroicv in
~najboljSi dar, Xxi ga more dati vcliki ameriSki ma
rod ruskemu narOdu, so poljedclski stroll. Ja2
sem bil V Amcriki ter sta napravila dezcla in ia.
rod name ~naibolisi vtisk. Jazz ju ljubim."
Povcdal sem Krapotkinu, da ic V Rush, Roo
tova amcriSka k~omisiia. Ko ic to slisal, ic takoi
izrazil zeljo, da hi Sc scscl Z MO.
Tolstoj dodaja, ola ic Krapotkin - let star.
kliub tcmu pa Sc zclo ziyahen in cnergiccn. Me
gov povratck V Rustic so bale vsc strankc = Welt
kim veseljem pozdravljalc. Zlasti SC omenia Tol.
stoj, da ic govoril Krapotkin z MIN o njegovcm
ocetu. "Priietno mi ie bilo" pravi ida
sem mu lahko povedal, kako liubcznivo ic moi
Gee o MEM govoril in kako pogostona ic V raz.
pravah omcnjal njegOva misli."
Krapotkin ie prepritan, da vodi Russia o.
brambno voino, XII je popolnoma Opravicena in
misli, da hi bila IA YES svet velika ncsreGa, &c hi
zmagala NcmGija. Pc njegovem mncnju ic poraz
Nemciic potrcben.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
(Konec S |. ~strani.(

ENObNC y H
nihcc ne razume in ne rabi, ma Ogrskcm 10 pa
varuic kazeuski zakon.
&c Zasledujemo terminologijo V zakoniku ST.
dale, nam postane tn Zmeda kmalu JasnE. 20
navlia sc cd lczele do dezele. Kai jc CeSko, We
vsak, kdor je incl enkrat z~emljevid V roki. De
zcla nj samo zemljepisno o6rtana, ampak tudi
drzavnopravno.. Kaj pomeni "Cch" V smislu "a
kona, je drzavnO-pravnO zelO spornO. Libercan
in Taborian sta Ceha (dezelana, Boehmen), Olo-
mucan pa ne. Pc naSi drzavno-pravni ter!ninolo.
gill JIG pa tudi Moravan lahko Ceh (po narod.
nOsti, Cechc), ker sc nemski izraz "boemisch"
rabi v obeh pomenih. LiberGan sc scveia tcmu
upira, da je Ceh, in hOce biti lie ''pemc" ((Boeh-
mel.
OdtOd JIG razvidno, da pozna naSa pravna ter
minologija lie dezele, ne pa narodnOsti, in zato
rabi Sc danes pravne izrazc osemnajstcga sto-
lctja!
Takrat seveda narodnost Sc nj veljala mic,
ampak sc je potapljala V podlOAnistvu do graz
SGakOv. Politicno ~veljavo so imeli lie sianovI. IL
dczclnih stanov je bila Avstriia ~politiGno sestav-
LENA in ii so osnOvno misel V uvodu amerikanskc
ustave pray dobro izrazili "Mi. stanovi ceski,
nnjeavstrijski, ogrski, hrvaSki it'd. sklenemo med
seboj in med krone pragmatiGnO sankcijo, da 81
bono z orOzjem pomagali in kroni zagotovimo
pravico, da mas upravlja." Cisto V smislu in du-
hu tedaniega casa. popOlnoma praktiGno in dr.
zavnopravnO V redu.
Dezelni stanovi so bill zastopStva dczel in
kronovin ma tel podlagi JIG zasnovana naSa IL
stava in naSe zakonodaje govore Sc jerk onih
dob.
StanovSka drzava Sc JIG umaknila absolute
mu, ia pa ustavni monarhiii. Izginili so stanovi,
ma %niihovo mesto so stopili narodi Nemcc hoce
biti V prvi vrsti Nemec, mai stanujc V Rihenber-
gu ali pa V Lincu, Ceh hoce biti Ceh, &c stanuic
V Taborju, V Sleziji ali pa kie drugje. In kakor
50 svoi cas- stanovi - po dolgih in hudih bojih -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
IL URADA GLAVNEGA TAI.
NIKA s. D. p. z.
Clanstvu s. D. p. z. in S. P. DIR.
Sv. Barbara " pojasnilo v pogle.
du zdruienja.

V kratkem DO clanstvo obch or.
ganizacij glasovalo o zdruzcnju
omenjenih organizacij.
Da Sc pa izognemo napacnemu
,tolmacenju o nekaterih zadcvah
cd posameznih drustev ali ella.
nov, 81 dovoljujem omcniti Sc sic.
dece:
Dolznost vsakega posamcznega
clana ali clanice cbeh organizaci'
Je %glasOvati ma druStvom razpo.
sfane glasovmice, katere moraio
biti cd drustvenih tajnikov vpo
siane V 81. urad Is tozadevnim
porocilom) najkasneje do dine 30
septembra 1917. u glasovnico ina
vsak clan in clanica V pregled ce-
10 pogodbo, IA podlagi katerc
maj Sc zdruzenje izvrSi.
IL predlozene pogodbe clan
stvo lahko razvidi, da sta sc 81.
odbOra obeh o%rganizacij pOtru.
dila uvesti vse "a zasiguranje ena-
kopravnosti tlanstva obeh orga.
nIzacij. IL pogodbe, lestvic in
pravil posameznih organizacij jc
razvidno, da he more biti nihce o.
skOdovan ma predstojeci natin
zdruzenja.
kakor ~izkazujejo aktuarski
prOracuni, sta ODE organizaciji V
smrtninskem skladu nadsolvent-
nj, V bOlmiSkcm skladu pa ODE
podsdlventni. S~olventnost torcj
ne more delati nikakrSnh va
prek. kar sc tice b~olniSkcga
sklada, Sc DO takoi pc zdruzenju
odpomoglO, Ola Sc tudi la sklad
sprawl ma s%olventnO staliSce in
obenem ~odpravijo vecne izredne
naklade V Ia sklad. Takoj DO
Ddruzeniu Sc DO namrec vrsilo
splOSno glasovanje o pravilih
zdruzene Organizacijc, V katere sc
bOdo uvrstili vsi V smislu pogod.
be "a zdruzenje potrebni poprav-
Xxi.
Idruzevalna seja Z dine 20. ju.
LIZA JIG Obcncm tudi sklenila pre-
,mestiti glavni urad zdruzene or.
%ganizacije v JohnstOwn, Pa. al
pa V Pittsburgh, Pa, o cemcr be
clanstvo odlocilo potion posebne
ga splosnega glasovanja.
KakOr sc je OBJ vsaki priliki o.
grOmna vecina clanstva izrekla.
"a z~druzenie SLOW. naprednih pod.
pornih Organizacij, pricakujemo
da sc DO sedaj, Iko sc ina Ell de-
vecletnega delovanja izvrsiti, ten
bOlj pOtrudilO, da odda svoj glas
"a sigurnejsc uresuiGenjc. CIa.
nom, kateri Five izvcn naselbin,
svOjega drustva ali Sc IL kakSne
ga drugega vZrOka ne udeleze Sc
je, ko 81 vrsi glasovanje, sc pri
por0ta, maj sc obrnejo do dru;.
tvenega tajnika va glasovnico, dr.
ne zamude tega vaznega glasova.
MIA. Glasuie sc lahko izven seie
ali pa ma domu, lie da mora bit
glasovnica pravocasnO oddana a
Ii vposlana DIR. tajniku.
Obenem apeliram ma clanstvO
mai se Zanasa ma gl. odb0r svoje
organizacije, Xxi je svoio nalogc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

Uradniki zveDne trgovske ko.
missile = prisli ma sled, da hcce.
10 velike mesarSke tvrdke poku.
pitt yes pridelck rajskih .jabolk
ma pacilicni obaii.
Uradniki lvomisije 50 Sporovili
IL kaliforniie, da so pri Sivari
prizadcte tri velike tvrdkc - Ar.
nrour and Co., Morris and Co, in
Libby Mcneil ard Libby. Trad
niki izjavljajo, da so tvrdkc no
tcle pokupiti YES pridelck para.
lizmikov cd domacih tovarnarjcy.
XII Sc pecajo $ kOnzerviranjcm IL
veza, in Gene grcdo scycda ma
vzgOr.
&c doic tovarnarji IA tucal
Skatelj 90 in pol centa, tcdaj ina
jo re lcp dobicck, toda po iziavi
obrtne komisiie so tri tvrdkc ma-
gnale ceno ma s .30 in Sc visic. T.
radniki pravijo, da gre cena '
prodaji ma drobno Sc bolj ma
vzgo:.
Uradniki obrtne komisijc me
MILO, da ne DO situacija Kalifor-
Mil vplivala ma trg drugod, kcr
kalifornija pridela lie d~vanajstin-
10 vsega pridelka.
A. Watson Armour pravi, da
kompanija kupujc ko%nzeryiranc
paradiznike kot ponavadi, toda
dobiti Jill ne more toliko, kot Jill
potrebuie.
w. +. Burrows, ravnatcli Lib
by, Mcneil and Libby konpani
ic, pravi, da ma stvari nj resnicm,
besede, ko 80 "a inform!rali o IL
jaw obrtnc komisiic.
Gospodjc sevcda MISC V zadrc-
gi, &c ie treba scci po izgovori
da dokazejo, da so nedolzni kot
ia2njcta, Xxi nikomur nc skalc u
dc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

Porocevalcc p~ariSkega Tcmpsa iavlia IL ~
nevc. Ola JIG neinSka vlada izpustila il zapora soci-
a|sta dria. karia Licbkncchta ped Stirinaistimi
dncvi IL bojazni, da nc umre V jcci. Liebknccl,t
trpi ma ictiki in ie tako shujSal, da tehta kom.i
81 funtov. Zdai sc nahaia V privatni b%olnisniri
in kakor pravi porocilo, ic doba ~mjegovil, dni
kratka.
Vest ic prinescl V Svico ncki Holandec. XII ic
priScl IL Ncmciie in ie prcprican u resnicnosti. d,.
siravno jo JIG nemsko casopisjc ma ukaz ccnzur,
popolnoma zamolcalo.
Zadnjc case so strokovne organizaciie zclo
pritiskale ma nemsko Waldo, da pai oprosti Licb-
knechta. ko sc ie izvedelo, Ola JIG tczko bolan. Ra.
zen jetikc trpi tudi ma dusevni deprcsiji. kar ic
%umljivo, &c Sc pomisli, kako so 2 MIN ncclovesE,
ravnali.