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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
CENSORSHIP Has HARO
Continued From frat Pase)

0Gituts publication
The president may from lima Ia
time designate what may be publish
I'd. Suppose he makes no proclama
fton, then what could a paper pub
ttsn. The section is a press muzzier,
and this is not merely a question oil
Z Tree press. but II involves the
sacred and inalienasie rignt OF an
American citizen to free speech"
Mr.. Webb. chairman or the judi
ciary committee. fought yaliantly for
the bill. oui to no await He was
Ranked ~ plef. o. Missouri: Garrett.
Of fefaaessse. and others. But the OPP
ponent 81 the measure oatnurn bered
" ff@snds On ;he fioot as vel, as In
the vote. Es'sn NJ Gard. OF New
York. spo1e axlirs: "sec.lcu four"
realize" said Gard. "1hat there
may re very lew newspapers that
might seea to teau&greas ci.}-s and
that some regulations gov3tA.as them
n1iEht be agreed -. HEE 4eglaici,z the
Tins II MOI here sa& trua Il never
Will be, WHEN Il 5 necessary 10 see
the president az Ne t-sltta States be-
tore . newspaper san print anything
sa4 4;l 's,s-, v.'',eo- vs'.'s<~
While opposira censorship, MediIl
Mccormick rasde a statement that
1Aused srea, interest. He said mug
MED press would be unable to reveal
bad conditions. and that American
A0va Ia the trenches and on board
battieships might suffer in conse
aUancs
! II do not think IL is rransgressine
- bounds to say the conditions in
The United States navy are at present
~ No means so good as when the
0ept caa-.e from Guantanamo From
twe individuals l have learned sick
snees 10 rife among recruits. The sick
bQye are crowded. ! have been told
that In one instance the men were
Aerde1 together In sheds. In another
MDt1nct there was no bedding except
S111At furnished by private Sources
Mr Butler. OF the committee on,
nAvMi affairs. ieaped to his feet and
e444 ~ protest, byt Mr.. McCvTmlck
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01

The body Of Captain William T. r..
Bell will be laid to rest in Rutherford
ton, N. c.. today. He died yesterday
morning in his seventy-third year, in
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Thomas
p. Reynolds. sos Park avenue.s this city.
Surviving him are two sons Charles
d. Bell. OF Salisbury. N. c., and s. J..
Bell. OF Rockingham. N. c.: one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Thomas P. Rey1ods. of Rich
mond, and three grandchildren. Will
liam. Miriam and Jean Reynolds, OF
this city.
Famous as an educator and honored
as Confederate veteran. Captain Bell
leaves host OF friends In Virginia
and Carolina He was born on Eastern
Shore In 1874 and educated at Hamp-
ton Military academy and the Univer-
sity of Virginia. At the outbreak of
the war he Joined the Confederate
army All the close Of the war he
founded a military academy at Kings
Mountain. n. c.. later moving 1t to
Rutherfordton, where he will be buried.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
TWENTY. men GRADUATE
Continued From First Page.)

NNonLnHeu from First PAXe.)
Cullen; Idttleton H. Mears, Eastville:
]. Edward Moyler, Franklin; Kenneth
McNeal. Reedville; Douglas c. New
man. Woodstock; Raymond b. Owens.
Front Royal: James M. Potts. Rich
mond: George s. Reamey. Danville:
John A. Rorer, Lynchburg; Harris NJ.
Waters. Cambria: Edward g. West,
Cascade.
soldiers Arc Promoted.
As reward for duty performed,
and as an encouragement to men who
submit themselves to patriotic service,
the faculty OF r a n o ] p h Macon
awarded promotions and cerdits to
those students who have gone into
the army. the navy. or back to the
farm. The farmer boys will receive
their promotions next fall when they
enter for matriculation. provided they
produce a certificate snowing that
they really performed service during
the vacation months. The soldiers
and sailors will be given similar credit
when they return to civil life.
President Blackwell last night an
nounced that the outlook for the COM
ing year at Randolph Macon was ex-
ceedingly bright. Commissioner OF
Education p. =. Claxton IL urging
young men who can enter college to
do 40 at once, and those who are al
readily enrolled are urged to com plete
their course. On the strength OF this
advice. a number OF men have al
ready announced their intention OF
entering the college next fall. and
many OF the undergraduates OF this
year have stated that they will return
to complete their education.
- Fhe president further pointed out
the advantages In this country as we'll
as In the countries OF the Old World
10 be derived after the war from the
benefits of education, when the edu-
Gated man is to find such field as has
never before existed for him. He
stated that the voice of the greatest
educators had been raised against the
action of young college men in rush
ing out of college, and leaving their
education incomplete. to enter some
branch Of the military or naval SER
vice and do part less than they are
capable of doing II they will remain
a, their books until they have finish
ed their course.
Consider Military Training.
It WAS announced last night that the
board Of trustees OF Randolph Macon,
which meets June II. will consider
the question. of military training for
the schools under the supervision Of
the board. and 1t Is proba Bile that one
OF the academies will be made mill
tary, TO meet the needs of young men
who desire this kind Of training. Tho
faculty OF Randolph Macon has noti-
fed the war department that they
will do at the collage whatevar may
he deemed suitable, and. II necessary,
a competent military man will be en-
nf1ynH TN instruct RfudAnfa I'm thu
military arts
No change IN the faculty Of the COLI
lege will take place next year. It was
announced, bu. the board is consider
ing recommendation Of their exccu-
tive committee to make DIR. r. r..
Smithy. professor emeritus Of mathe-
mates. He is now the head of the
mathematics department. and his sue
eessor, in case he is elected. will not
be- chosen now.
Ths only social feature 81 sem-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
OBI
lGrM Hcnn09e ~. 11oseley

Mrs, Louise venabis Noesisy,
widow of Rsv. Bennett w. Mossley
Of Richmond. died recsntly in Lynch
burg. at tho age Of seventy -six. 6hs
was daughter Of the late DR.. and
Mra- Paul CArrtngton yenAble. Of
''Wheatland," Necklenburg county
Besides q. Darlington Moseley. she
leaves the following children: Mrs
w. N Brown. OF Danville: Mrs.
George venable. OF Lynchburg; b. w,
Moseley and A. n. Moseley, OF Green
vile, N. c.. and two sisters, Mrs.
Jesse Irvine. Of Dallas. Tex, and Miss
Emily Venable, OF Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01

mencement was an informal fereption
and farewell party given last nixht
by the members OF the Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity to their members
and friends at the fraternity houso.
II was thought advisable 10 remove all
unnecessary festivities from the exer-
cises and for this reason the eighty
NTH annual commencement closed
quietly and very successfully.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
THREE YOUNG. PEOPLE
HELD For ACTIVITIES

New York. May aI.-~The strong hand
81 the government reached out In this
city today and gathered In three young
bnf vigorous opponents of tins conscrfp-
ton law, one a nlneteen-year- girl
whose ancestors distinguished them
selves not only In the Revolutionary
war. but also In the War OF 1912
The girl Is Eleanor Wilson Parker, a
senior at Barnard college and cam
didafe for bachelors degree next
week. Despite her stubborn refusal
10 tell reporters anything about her
self. II was learned thet she L. tho
daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.. Edwin c.
Parker. of Asbury Park. N J.
Arrested with her were owen Cat
tell. student at Columbia university,
and son Of Professor >. McKeen Cat
tell of the department of psychology
ana philosophy, and Charles Francis
Phiiips, Nnother Columbia student.
Both Miss Parker and Cattcli have
attracted attention before for their rad =
fcaaism and advanced thought. havinz.
been on the editorial star of the Chal-
lenxfr. a publication Of students which
unnerved the members OF Columbia =
faculty.
The trio were arraigned before Unit
"a States Commissioner Hitchcock
conseription law. Bail was fixed a
$1.seo in each case. later furnished b,
Dr. H. w. l. Dana. OF Columbia and
hearing will be held tomorrow.
Dek0uneeA Law
The prisoners, III is charged by the
: federal Authorities were named as q
committee hyan anii-draft !aesttus
neld on May 8. In the quarters of the
collegiate anti-militarist league Their
on May "a. Cattell went to printins
eassuswst in Cooper anaata and left tn.
manuscript for pamphlet to be headed
Will you be drafted The pamph,e
which WIS to be distributed throughout
this city was filled with denunciation.
OF the new law.
Fine meeting on May Z. II Is renorted
was attended by sfxty-ive persons
CAtteil, when arraigned. explained ths
the meeting was not one of the anti
miitsrset league. but general con
senuon attended by delegates repre-
ssntins young men subject to the dfaf
ana students at various colleges In til,
country.
Mrs. Mary Wood. grandmother Of tn
arrested girl. said tonight that she an.
Miss Parker's parents were distresse
over the arrest Of the girl and repeat
ediy had urged her to abandon her rad
Heal propensities. The ideals and &C
Iioue oil her ancestors had been point
Cd out TO her without avail
Caftell 10 twenty-five years old an.
Phillips twenty-five
II was believed tonight that IN,
arrests OF the students In only the fore
runner of an assault on the yariou
hotheds Of Naturalization and no-con
ecription IA this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
Edward s. Green,

Roanoke. Va. May s1.-Edward 8.
Green. former president OF the State
Jewelry association and . prominent
business man Of this city, died In a
local hospital last night, following q
brief illness. Mr.. Green was pro-
prietor OF the largest jewelry estab-
lishment In Roanoke and was well
known AZ a sportsman and club men,
Der. He leaves q wife and one son.
Mr.. Green was hfty-f1ve years ola.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
Gets His Eifty-Thirty,

Robert Pcarman, white. was SEN
fenced to pay fine Of $50 and serve
thirty days in Jail in the busting,
court Yesterday for violating the pro-
hibition law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
Rev. H. G. Crews.

South Boston, Va, May 31.-Rev.
H. G. Crews, eighty-seven years old.
died at his home at Scotteburg Tues
day night. He was one Of the best
known and oldest Baptist preachers
in Halifax. He leaves a wife. who
was, before her marriage, Miss
Quarles. and three daughters, Mrs.
Allen, OF Maryland: Mrs. Beckett and
Mrs. Jim Lacy. Of Scottsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01

NJ B. Bailey. who has been In the
employe OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for about ak years in the
embargo bureau. has resigned to ac-
cept the position as acting field clerk
TO the post of adjutant at Fort Mon
roe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01

= IN thsoh6I I'm T. ~ e.
business. ina aadeA TIT ~ kfa
bulldlhGs Ne had ever. Appfoakhe1. ~
Capitol here was the best guarded 10 |
had found. He commsndsds CartaIn
Dick for his care.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

veliko posodo pive in zarenei "To
je mas hst!' Poteun Sc pa zadere:
"Sedaj Sc pa kar zgubi IL hise,
drugace ii zbiiem glavoi"
Seveda sem Jim povedal, da Sc
ne pulim "a tako izobrazbo. OdSel
sem mirno sam, kajti 5 tistim raz-
bi1anjem glave ne hi bilo slo tako
gladko.
Cez par dni sem priSel mimo
hse in sem videl: zena je privlek-
la kovteg, MOI pa najemnika, in
vrgla sta "a V blato ma cesto.
To so very very good katoliGani
in VAST pristasi, eospod Berk. In
To je njih izobrazba.
Drug dan sem priSel mimo cerk-
We. Otroci so prihajali po diva in
diva ~ Sole V cerkev. Po hodnfku
Je Sci neki moSki. Naenkrat so "a
cell otroci rjuti "Gini huki''- i'm
c~bmetavati moza $ konjskimi od-
padki. MOI .je tekel "a otroci V
cerkev in krical proti st. Vidu.
Sestre MISC dejale mic, amr. Berk i'm
Ponrkvar sta pa gledala pri oknu.
Sele pozneje je prfsel mr.. Berk in
Sovoril nekaj, cesar nisem raz-
umel.
Lepa ~izobrazba, kali
kje innate vzroka, da Sc zaleta-
vate V SocialistiGno kulturoP
Bio hi bolje, Ola ne hi prodajali
hinavScine in mic ne govorili o
knlturi, pa ~povedali. da Yam
Spioh ne gre Ia kulturo, ampak da
lie ~Sovrazite socializem i'm socialiste
" glObotme srca. cato kerr uGi
NaSa vera ''ljubezen" do biz.
NIGGA.
lie bodite prepricani, da bomO
socialist Clevelandu poskrbeli
"a drugatno ~izobrazbo. I'm boljSa
DO cd tiSte, = katero Sc toliko ba.
hate.
l',.nn Milk
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
S1ranka
SOCIALISTICNE STRANKE.

V soboto .ie imela nacionalna
eksekutiva SocialistiGne stranke
nredno sejo, na kateri Sc .ie bavila
$ SploSnim politicnim p~OlOzajem. u
oZirom ma kritiGne razmere je
sklenila sklicati ma dan Z. aprila
nacionalno konvencijo V Cleve-
land, st. Louis ali Chicago.
KakOr je znano, je bio predla-
ganO, da Sc sklite konyeneija "a
iesen. Pc dOsedanjem glaSovan.ip
ie videti ,da .je veGina elanstva "a
ia predlog. Eksekutiva ie pa 2 o.
zirom ma napete razmere mislila,
da ne kaze odlaSati konvencije do
%jeseni, ampak da je bOlje, ce Sc
sklite takoj, zlasti ker Sc kazejo V
stranki razlicni Maori o poloza.ju
in Zeli eksekutiva. da Sc pride do
enotnega mnenja.
SOdrug Spargo Sc nj mOgel ude-
leZiti seize, ker so ga zadrzavala
predavanja. Ia njegOvo mnenje
so vprasali b%rzojavno. Ma sejo so
bill povabljeni tudi ta.jniki tujeje-
zicnih Organizacij.
O kOnvenciji bi prayzaprav mo-
ralo glasovati clanstvO, toda ekse-
kutiva upa, da 81 njen sklep ma
knadno odobri. Postavila sc ie
namrec ma stalisce, da je V kritic-
nem casu treba nujno delati.
Konvencija DO Stella 200 delega-
TOW. Vsaka tuiejezicna zveza DO
imela svOjega "Fraternal-delega-
ta". Katero izmed omenjenih treh
NEST BIO doloceno IA sedez kOnven-
cije, Sc naznari pozneje. Stroski
Sc pOkrijejo tako, kakor je bio
predlagano IA jesensko konvenci-
10.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Klubom J. s z. ma znanje.

Glavni odbor socialisticnc
stranke je postal pred kratkim
vsem naSim in drugim socialistic-
MIN klubom APPEL "a zbiranje de-
maria V prilog fonda $4,000, Xxi
,je namenjcn IA propaganda is a.
gitacije "a |. 1880.
Use prostovoljne dOneske V ia
namen je posiljati direktno tajni-
ku skupne stranke, sodr. AID. Ger
merju, SOB w. Madison St, Chi
cago, ILL.,, ali pa tajnistvu j. 5. H.,
katero odracuna svOtO tajniku
skupne stranke.
TajniStvo j. S. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
sPoM1NI UBEGLEGA MEM.
SKEGA J A

Je nepristranski popis grozot vol.
ne od preprOstega delavca-sociali-
sta, XII je vse sam skusil ma zapad-
nj 'front.'. ter Sc mu je posreGilo,
pObegniti Ameriko. Velezanimi-
vo - vse do picice resniGno. Co
pyri9ht' vse pravice pridrzane.
AkO hOtete citati, narcotic 81
S~LOVENJO, 408 Park St.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Pol leta 75c, s mesecev 81. 90. ma
leto $3.50.
(Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

sku ali skaloviu.Vsc kai drugepa ie sew
"a, aka lee pod ten peskom ali ska.
lovJem kovinski skladi ali vlazne pla.
sti, potem ga poisce strcla TEN raisa.
Iako 81 je razlagati pojav. da udarja
strela pogostoma v nizave, ko hi 81 In.
X izbrala mnogo visio toxic. Wolfe
Navajo tudi neki kraj ma F~rancoskem,
kJer udarJa strela redno V tri locke.
Preiskali so Jill in naSli ma vsaki izmed
Nth podzemeljski izvirek. Zdi Sc torei.
bi bilo pri iskanju vode potrebno
vpostevati zlasti kraje, XII 81 Jill pogo
libra blisk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Pittsb Pa.

Clanom kluba st. l31 sc mama
MIA. da Sc vrSe seize vSako !. nedc-
ljo in 3. nedcljo mesecu toGno
oh .. dOpoldan, in obencm Sc va
bio, da Sc polnostevilno udeleze
seize |. aprila toGno oh g.. ker ina
mo resiti wee vaznih took.
Klub Sc je preselil IL Kran.isko
SLOW. donna V svoje lastne prOstore
ma Alb Butler ST., kcr smo priSli
do prepricanja, da bono imeli
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
DOpiSi.
Lawrence, Pa.
Cenjeno urednistvo =:

Cen1eno uredniStvo -
Da ne boste m%islili, da smo So
drugi V tel now nitro napreduio-
ci slov. naselbini virgil puske V ko-
rnzo od strahu pred bosi ali Srno-
suknjezi, imam sporo6iti javnosti.
da NM imeli dobro obiskan shod
dine is. marca, ma ka,erem lie 90
vorh kot glavni govornik sodrug
Dalton Clark, SOC advokat ter tai
nix County stranke V Washington,
Pa. lzvajanJu mladega %govornika,
katerega moramo staviti socia-
listi vse made, ie sledilo burno a.
plavdiranje. Dokazal je, da lezi
krivda "a danasnjo draginjo in
strah pred vOjno ma l.judstvu, ker
glasuje "a starokopitne kapitali-
stiene stranke. Rezultat tega sho-
da je, ola Sc ustanovi nov moGan
soc. klub. V Ia namen je sklican
drug javni ljudski shod V sloven-
Skem jeZiku, oziroma ustanovna Sc
ia V nedeljo dine |. aprila V dvora-
hi DIR. P~roSveta st. PAS s. y. u. j.
Sodrugi IL s6sednjih naselbin so
nam oblJubili pOmoc, da mas pose
tlJo ma omenjeni dan. Upamo, da
ne oStane noben Slovenec donna "a
pecjo ma Ia dan. temyeG Sc pridru-
ii moGni armada, katera sc bori 2
IN svitlim me6em. Ne ostanimo
zadej ia drugimi SLOW. naselbina-
mi, ampak korakajmo naprej, kot
smo 81 zacrtali pot. Ne posuemaj-
mo onih, katerim je srce V hlaGe
zleZlo. Delavec, XII Sc ne bOri "a
odpravo gnilih razmer, nj vreden,
da hi koncno uzival sad drugih.
O delu maj porocam toliko, da
je pravcato preseljevanje ma dnev
mem redu, kot drugod, dasi Sc de-
la vsak dan. Ako dobi kdo slabSi
prostor V ROW., 81 takoj zveze orc
die in hajd drugam, kjer nj mic
bolie ali pa Sc slabSe. Kljub temu
Sc Stevilo SlOvencev mnozi in dru-
Stvo stv. PAS S. v. p. j. koraka
prot Stevilki sto, kar upamo do
sect drugi mesec, ako koliGkaj ma
pnemo a~gitatori6no struno. Smelo
trdim, da bono imeii danes leto
emo najmocnejSih druStev V Penn
~sylvaniji, Spadajocih k 5. y. p.
Jednoti. Torej sosednja druStva
look outl da a ne prekosi mai
mlajse drustvo. Oprostite!
Koneno maj Sc omenim, Ola smo
Sc lotili tezkega della 5 TEN,
da smo kupili veliko novo poslo-
pie, ki stane- pet tiso6akoy. dasi
m imeli mist v blagajni. V treh
mesecih obstanka Sc je pokazalo,
da BIO poSeStvo enkrat naSa last,
kajti samo redna stanarina cd
dvorane in trgovine Znese 40 do
lariev meseGnO, druStvo Ease ina
pa ma raZpOlago sedem sob in dvo-
rano. Poleg pozrtvovalnih moci,
XII Jill imamO donna, Sc mOramo "a
hvaliti tudi bratom V Beadlingu in
Syganu, Xxi so nam prisko6ili, OH
roma obliubili financno pOmoc.
Torej kOrakajmo naprej do ma
sih c%iljev, citajmO ter podpirajmo
tri liste, Xxi so "a izobrazbo potre-
bni, to so Proleiarec, Prosveta in
Cas-.
Soc. pozdrav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

ko sc ravna q mimi. ObGji imajo
meje BRINE, katerih nj moci pre-
kOraGiti brez kazni. &c sc zclodci
pckvarijo, so temu krivi njihovi
gospodarji. Tr~inerjevo Ameri-
Sko Grenko Vino ie najboljSe
sred:stvO IA pcpiavilo. lzGiSEa ere
vesJe ter povraca moe celemu dro-
bu. &c trpite ma zaprtju, &c Slabo
prebavljate, Vas bell glavd. ste
nervozni, ali ste izgubiii cnC.gijo.
vzemite vase Trinerjevo Amcri-
sko Grenko Vino, Xxi ne pcmaga
trenotno in XII ne p%ovzroGa slabe
reakcije, kakOr alkoholnc "grcn-
cice', nego njeyovi adrayilni
ucinki so t%raini, zakaj p~ripravlic-
no Je IL grenkih zdravilnih zeliSc.
XII tistijo in IL mocnega naravncga
rdecega vina, Xxi krepi in,ojaGuie.
Cena $l.00. Pc lekarnah. TrincI.-
Je liniment Sc ne SINE zane
nJavati z drug;mi podobnimi IL
delki. Kajti mnogo mocnciSi in
neprimerno boljSi je od Nth. Po-
maya V :Jlufaju rcvmaiizma. new
ralgije, nesrec. oteklin. ozehlin
in otrpnelosti V vratu. &c ii dry
nete pc trdem delu ali pc utrudlji-
vi hoji miSice ali nogc z ni;.n. Sc
boste potutili potion izredno o.
krepcane. Cena % in 30 e DO lc-
karnah, pc posti 35 in 60 e. Jos.
Triner, observation-disclosures, 1893
1889 :. Ashland Ave. Chicago. ILL.,.
(.Adv.6
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Poor socialist v Minnesoti!

j. S. Klub stew. 90 v Chisholm,
MINI. ima ma %razpolago socialistic-
mega govOrnika in ga lahko dobi
ysako mesto ma Iron Range, &c sc
kdo zavZame "a to, Ola sc raznesO
letaki in priskrbi dvOrana.
Stroke in vse drugO trpi Soc.
khlb IL Ckisholma.
Zatorej sodrugi in somisljeniki,
tam, kjer vas je kaj in bi Sc lahko
ustanovila nova Organizacija, pi-
Ste nemudcma "a pojasnila pod
pi'anonu.
VI. f. Scstarich,
l2S Lake St, Chisholm. MINI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Cleveland, Ohio
Soc. pozdrav

Z delOm Sc gre nekako Cleve-
landu, ampak to nj mkakrsen
vzrok. da bi Sc clovek pobahal
cato .je MANFRED draginia TAXA, da
skOraj nj wee mogOce ziveti V tel
mizeriji.
Kakor Vam .ie merida znano,
imamO V Clevelandu vOjnO. All ia
nj krvava. Ne osvaja Sc ne PetrO-
grad he Berlin, ampak BOZ bojuje-
mo Ia naSega "Proletarca'. Ka-
kor je videti ma tabeli, XII nadOme-
sea "Ordre du bataille'', sc fronta
Sc precej dObro razteza. Vendar
pa ne VEN, kaj je Z n%ekaterimi
contestant, Xxi imajo Sc prazne
cetverokotnike. Morda Jill malo
pOgreje, ce spoznajo, ola je sOdru-
zica Zupanc boil aktivna od Nth.
Sodrugi, nOvi narocniki ne pridejo
* Yam. vi morate It'll k MIN.
Maj Sc nekoliko zmenim o kultu-
ri, ker sem zadnjiG cital 'Slogi'.
kakSno kulturo ola ina "PrCsve-
Ia in MEN urednik in socialist.
Meni sc zdi, da inajo boljso, ka-
kor maziljeni urednik ''Sloge' in
nlegovi pristasi in ueenci.
Fred par tedni sem bill ma agi-
'acin. Prisel sem do neke hise IA
potrkal. Ias!isaI sem osoren glas
'cme in, &c ne, pa zunai bod"
Ma to prijazno po, lbilo sem vsto-
ph. p%ozdravil, in vpraSal, ce STA
huJe tukaj clovek, katerega hi rad
v'del. VpraSajo me. kaj da mu
hocem. no jim povem, da sem "a
S'opnlk "Proletarca" in da imam
'qdi "Dru@inske koledarie", me
hahruhjo. da ne bonn pri njih ME
we're %obracal; eden pa pokaze ma
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dine /. aprila


oh D dop0ldne ma 387 Ferry Ave.
Ma dnevnem redu imamo razne
vazne predmete, XII Jill je treba
resiti ma tel sell. Tudi Sc morajo
opraviti volitve glavnih odberni-
koy "a j. S. Z. Vsi clani, XII so re
dobili glasovnice, so naproseni,d a
Jill izpolnjene oddajo tajniku.
Zadnji cas- opazam, da so posa-
mezni tlani za6eli ostajati bolt "
rezervi' in cello start Glani Sc uni
kajo delu. Tezko je razumeti, "a
kaj Sc tako godi, ko je ravno Sc
danji cas- tax, da hi Sc morali Sc
z vecjO vnemo oprijeti della. Stru-
pene cvetke kapitalizma Sc tako
bujno razvijajo, da je re VISA at
mosfera polna njihovega strupa.
&c MISC delavei tega spoznali oh
sedanji draginji, vprico vojne ne
varnOsti in vsega hudega, kar jim
prinasa to zivljenje dannadan, te-
daj mOrajo biti udarjeni S slepo-
TO.
Ne omahuimo ma sredi pota!
Socialism mora priti. Ampak
kdaj da pride, to je odvisno cd
mas in cd naSega della. Treba je,
ia spOpOlnimo sami sebe in da
prebudimo one, Xxi Sc spe. Ia to je
najboljSe sredstvo, da razSirimo
mas list "Proletarca". Slovenski
delavci smo lahko ponosni ma tax
list, kakrsen jc ''Proletarec'' in
si0venski delavec. XII ga ne eta.
niti ne We, kOliko duSevnega IL
zitka in prakti6pe koristi izgubi $
TEN.
Ne ustraSimO Sc vsake zbadlji-
We besede pri agitaciji. Cd sovraz-
nika he moreno pricakovati, da
hi mas gladil kdor mas pa ne raz-
ume, GU moramO poucevati in gle
DAFT, da sc mu zbudi razum V gla-
vi.
Use, Xxi so spoznali potrebo raz-
rednega boja, pozivamo, maj Sc
~prfdruEijo nasim vrstam in vsto-
PHO V mas klub, da Sc bono s po-
mnozeno moGjo bojevali IA bol.j-
So bodocnOst delavskega razreda
in vsega clOveStva.
ORGANIZATION.
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Dale prosim sodruge, ola sc vsi
gotovo udeleze klubove seize dine
20. aprila, Xxi Sc vrsi V navadnih
prostorih = 2657 So. Lawndale
ave. Ma tel sell Sc bo doloeilo
osobje, XII mai pomaga pri veselici
dine I. maja, V dvorani Sok0l IA
rel Jonas, 55lO-l4 w. %. Street,
Cicero, Ill.
: soc. pozdravom
L.. j. Truger, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

boiisi %nspredek. ako imamo syoje
prostore.
Tu sc nudi zavednim slovenski,n
in hrvaskim delavcem, katerim je
"a napredek in izobrazbo delav-
silva. da pristopijo h klubu in $
tenn p%omagajo zaveduemu proleta-
riatu do kon6ne image social
Una.
IS socialisti6nim pOzdravom
Frank Alic, tajnik.