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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01

Washington, Feb. 28.-Four Ameri-
can consuls are being detained in
Germany while the Berlin govern
ment ascertains through official ad-
vices that all the German consuls in
the United States who are ordered to
Central or South America are per-
mitted to proceed.
The German governments action
fs based on reports that, through no
fault Of the United States, Consul
Muller has been detained at Havana.
Cuba, while on his way from Atlanta
to q new post in Ecuador.
Two notes have been received from
the German government on the sub
feet. The first arrived last week and
charged that the United States had
detained Consul Muller at Havana,
and the second arrived today, asking
for q reply to the first note, and also
containing a statement on the charges
that American consuls and their wives
departing from Germany, had been
subjected to indignities. 1t was add
ed in the second note that az soon as
Muller had been allowed to proceed,
the American consuls could go on.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
Pays To Raise
Pure Bred Stock

In 1889 a Lacrosse county farmer
decided that his ordinary beef and
milk cows we're not paying, and so he
purchased the best pure bred sire he
could get Of the breed desired and
mated him with is herd which was
of mixed breeding. BY keeping care
full records he found that the cows re-
sulting from the first cross produced
the first year on the average of 212
pounds OF butterfat. BY continuing
the use of pure bred sire of the same
breed he increased this amount to q
268-pound average at the end of the
ninth year. In 1913. in his herd Of 81
milking cows none produced less than
400 pounds of butterfat and several
produced 600 p-ounds.-Wisconsir
Press Bulletin.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
ST.

About twenty of u citizens met In
the Odd Fellows hall last Friday eve
ming to talk over and organize them
selves into a local Camp of the Modern
Woodman. Following is the list OF
officers elected:-A. l.. Bice, veneer
able counsel; Bert Humphrey, advis-
or; j. b. Kintigh, banker; C. F. Call
sen, clerk; George Bogue, Escort;
Floyd Sheppard. watchman; Earl Ping
sentry; T. r. Murphy, past counsel
o. l.. Anderson, j. B. Kintigh, and r
e. Fitzgerald, trustees.
Miss Alta Porter, of st. Lawrence
and James Lloyd, of Vayland, were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents Tuesday, February
goth, Rev. George H. Quayle officiat-
ing the marriage ceremony.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Thompson last week. Mrs
Thompson is in a very precarious con
dition at the home OF her parelts, Mr.
and Mrs. George Mccormick, but IL
slowly recovering and 1t is hoped that
she will be out Of any immediate dan
ger.
The Norbcck-Nicholsen artesiar
well outfit have resumed work on the
well they put down for c. L. Starr
few weeks ago. The present flow II
| only between one and two gallons {
minute, SO they decided to go dowr
deeper with the hope Of striking 1
stronger flow.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
INDICATED OF
Leak" Charges

Washington, Feb. Adjudication
of all public officials whose names
were brought into the investigation
of charges that there vas a leak to
Wall street on President Wilson's
peace note was voted unanimously
today by the house rules committee.
The report, now virtually complete,
probably will be put in final shape
Saturday after certain additional re-
cords of New York brokers have been
examined.
II is understood the committee finds
that Thomas w. Lawson's sensation
al charges were not su~bstantiated;
that r. w. Boiling. brother-in--law OF
the president, had nothing to do with
a leak and that advance information
concerning the note was furnished to
brokers by ]. Fred Essary and w. w
Price, local newspapermen, who con-
nected deductions with facts obtain.
ed in conversations with other report,
ers who had been told in confidence
by Secretary Lansing that a note was
coming.
In connection with violations Of
newspaper ethics, the report says 9
subcommittee has been appointed to
confer with the standing committee
of correspondents TO determine what
changes shall be made in the rules
regulating the admission to the con
gressional press galleries.
No recommendations are made, bu'
the practice Of selling short on tn,
New York stock exchange is said tt
be critized. F. A. Connolly, a loca
broker, is censured for his testimon,
before the committee, and e. F. Hut
ton & Co. for failing to produce cop
les of all messages concerning thu
note which reached its Office.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
BURDETTE

Frank McGinnis came down from
Redfeld Saturday for an rel Sunday
visit with home folks.
Clark and Homer Watkins are able
to be about again after a seige OF
measles.
Little Mabel Parish has been quite
sick, but is reported on the gain now.
Mrs. Lew Sisson left for Hot
Springs, 8. d. Monday morning. where
she will join Mr.. Sisson, from where
they will go on to Wyoming for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Alice Fallon was q Sunday
visitor at the C. Grey ONE Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Bobseen has been on the
| sick list the last few days.
Mrs. Ray Hamilton returned Sun
day from a weeks visit at the home
Of her sister Mrs. James Gardner.
Mabel Sell was q week end visitor
ut the Heller home.
Tauge Peterson was a Tulare caller
Saturday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
BONE DRY" BILL
SIGNED BY GOV.
Unlawful To Ship Liquor Into State
After July 1, 1917

Pierre, Feb. Glow. Peter Nor
beck tonight signed the bill passed
by the legislature to make effective
the prohibition amendment adopted
by South Dakota in the last election.
BY the terms OF the law effective
on July LIST, intoxicating liquors con-
not be manufactured within the state
nor imported for other than medicin-
al, mechanical, scientific or sacra-
mental purposes. The act Is declared
to be the most drastic prohibition
legislation yet adopted by any state.
The bill will close 275 saloons, of
which 80 are in Sioux Falls, four
breweries and ten wholesale liquor
houses.
When it was announced that the
governor had signed the proposal. the
delegation OF a%nti-saioon adhersnts.
who had gathered with Lieut.. Gov.
MacMasters and Speaker Roberts in
the reception room OF the executive
mansion, sang Nobody Knows How
Dry / Am"
1t was shortly after s p. m. when
the executives signature was affixed.
The news spread rapidly and prohibit
tion sympathizers throughout the
state made it an occasion for much
merriment.
ut is now a law" commented Gov.
NOrbeck as he laid the pen, which
was given to him for the purpose by
r. N. Holsaple of the state anti-sa-
loon forces. on the table. He smiled
as he heard the song which the tenn
rance advocates were singing.
Washington, Feb. 21.-Absolute
prohibition legislation took its long
est stride forward in the nations his
tory today when the house, after two
hours of %uproarious debate, approved
by a four to n majority a senate
measure which would raise an iron
clad barrier against importation of
liquor into prohibition states. 1t is
expected to receive the approval of
President Wilson within a week, adj
ding Immediately to the bone dry"
territory about one-third of the con-
tinental United States.
The provision Is regarded as the
most far-reaching that could be en-
acted by the federal government, and
as sweeping as would be possible I'M
der any method short of a national
prohibition amendment. It would
cut off entirely liquor importations,
amounting now to millions of dollars
annually, into the large number of
states which have forbidden manu-
facture or sale but have permitted
Importation for personal use.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
WEST HAND
From Rec Heights Review

Mrs. ]. r. Spiers went to Welsey
Sunday evening, to visit her son
Ralph and family.
w. III. Carr end family, of Miller,
spent Sunday at the Swartout home
in Rec Heights.
ID. c. Moncur, from north of Miller.
has rented the VIM. F~aulkenhainer
farm in Campbell township, and will
move on this spring. Mr.. Moncur has
purchased a quarter Of land In the
southern part of the same township.
Bob Ramey is at work on a machine
that will run wei the snow on the
same order as an Ice boat, except that
the motive power will be supplied by
an engine. propeiiing fans similar to
an airplane.. The propeller is In
front.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
THREE KILLED IN WRECK

Sioux Falls, 8. D., Feb. 21.-Three
men were killed and nine others in
jured. two seriously. when a north
bound freight train on the Great
Northern railway crashed into the
rear end Of another freight train near
Garretson. s. D., today. The injured
wer taken to q hospital here.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
$4,000 INHERITANCE TAX

Pierre, Feb. 21.-The estate OF Will
lam Deering of Chicago today paid
s85, 900 inheritance tax to South Da-
kota on property owned by Deering
in this state. 1t is the largest single
inheritance tax payment eve received
by the state.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01

Berlin. Feb. 27.-The release of the
American prisoners brought to Ger
many on the steamer Yarrowdale. al
though ordered some time ago, says
the Overseas News agency, cannot be
carried out for the moment, al an in
fictitious disease has been discovered
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01
WILSON ASKS
POWER TO ACT
Congressman Hesitate To Give Presi.
dent Full Authority

Washington, Feb.27.-The sinking
of the Cunard liner Laconia, with the
loss Of American lives, is looked upon
by the American government as q
clear cut violation of American rights,
according to an authoritative express
sion of opinion obtained after a con
ference between President Wilson and
Secretary of State Robert Lansing.
No further investigation is consid-
cred necessary.
Oficial dispatches confirming re-
ports of deaths Of Americans on the
Laconia, torpedoed without warning,
established the case as "the overt act"
The situation, however, was un-
chased from where the president left
II yesterday when he asked congress
for authority to deal with the submar-
inc peril, with the exception that the
opposition in congress to giving Pres
ident Wilson broad authority to deal
with the submarine n began TAX
ing definite form and show in consid-
cradle strength.
Wilson Must Await Congress- Action
President Wilson and state depart
ment officials took the position that no
further step would be taken until con-
gress has had an opportunity to act on
the presidents request. The view
prevailed that the sinking of the La
COMA should hasten action by con-
gress.
The first step of the government, it
10 indicated, will be to furnish Ameri-
can ships with guns and gunners for
defensive purposes and insure them in
the government war risk bureau.
On the basis of official reports, the
sinking of the Laconia is regarded as
another Lusitania case in principle,
even though fewer lives were lost.
President Wilson, 1t is said today,
is opposed to calling al extra session
of congress unless it is absolutely ne
cessary. Word has been conveyed to
him that the republicans may filibust-
or in an effort to enforce an extra ses-
sion. but he Is hopeful that this in
tention will not be carried out.
AMERICANS TACOMA VICTIMS
London, Feb. PA cablegram
from Consul Frost at Queenstown
gives the total number of passengers
aboard the Laconia, which was sunk
by a German submarine yesterday,
as 281. Out Of this number, thirteen
were lost, five being drowned and
eight dying from exposure at sea.
There were eight American negroes
among the crew of the Laconia who
died of exposure, according to a Cen
trail News dispatch from Queenstown.
There were twenty-six Americans
aboard the steamship, of whom TWEEN
ty were members of the crew and six
were passengers.
Two of the passengers, Mrs. Hoy
and her daughter, died and were bur-
Ted at sea-. Mrs. Hoy's husband, DR..
Albert H. Hoy, a civil war veteran,
and their son, Austin T. Hoy, reside
in London. The latter called at the
embassy this morning and received
q copy of Consul Frost's c%ablegram,
telling of the death of his mother and
sister. AS far as the embassy knows,
these were the only two Americans
who were lost on the Laconia.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-03-01

at the place of their residence. The
Americans citizens, 1t is announced.
are safe and well.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Predaval DO sodrug Etbin Kri-

Predaval DO sodrug Etbin Kri-
stan.
Kub misli, da spada vprasanje
evOlueije, Vi je ziasti z Darwino-
vim nau: Om postalo osredje mo-
dernega prirodnega nazora, med
tista, XII morajo zbujati zanima-
ME v najsirsih krogih. Nauk o E.
voluciji pOjasnjuie probleme, &a:
term Sc ne more izogniti noben
mislee Glovek. Tudi kdor sc je re-
Sill bake o kept ilovice, IL katere
je bill zmesen prvi Adam v raju,
sc ne more iznebiti vpraSanja:
"Odkods' in "Kam?" Hrepene-
ME pc jasnosti o zivljenskih pro-
blemih je globoko vkoreninieno v
eloveku; eetudi stavlja danasnje
materijalnO zivljenje ma delavne.
ga clOveka take fizicne in cacs je-
majoce zahteve, da Ovira rag
vOj njegOve duSevnosti, ven
dar ne more potlaciti in ubiti ten
vprasanj, XII Sc dvigajo zopet in
zopet, in z vedno vecjo silo.
Kaj vemo o cloveku in njego-
VEN postanku? Kaj o svetu in
MEGA zakOnih!
Najvec odgOvora ma to pereSe
vprasanje nam daje zakon O evo.
luciji. Zategadelj mislimo, da u.
strezemo 5 tenn predavanjem sire.
kemu krogu rOjakov in da bono
imeli veliko udelezbo, tembolj ker
Sc potem do zine predavanja 20.
pet prenehajO.
Vstop ie brezplacen. Use, XII SO
Sc ud~elezevali dosedanjih preda'
vani, vabimO, da pridejo zopet in
da ~pripeljej0 Sc kaj znancev S Sc
boz.
Louis F.. Truger, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Mellow Lands Pa.

Siovence v Mellow Lands in o.
kolici upozarjam, da Sc ustanovi
tukaJ socialisticen klub, in jih
yabim, da Sc v elm vecjem stevilu
%pridruze. Znano je, da je v tu-
~kajsnjem kraju dosti Slovencev,
XII bi radi pristopili taxi organi-
zaciji. Sedaj imajo priliko, da Sc
pridruzijo in pomagajo "a ustano-
vitev. Vsak napredni Slovenec Sc
sedaj lahko malo potrudi, da pri-
demo elm pref do ella.
Dan ustanOvnega shoda bo
kmalu objavljen. Upam, da Sc ga
udelezi veliko stevilo rojakov.
Zbudimo sc, sodrugi, in dokazimo
svojim nasprotnikom, da nismo
topoglavci, XII zaostaiajo sto let
"a svojo dobo. Ce 81 ustanovimo
klub in poskrbimo, da ne ostane
lie ma papirju, bono tudi kaj do,
segli.
"a ustanovitev
Anton Ukmar,
Mellow Lands, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

pristopajte X :
SLOVENSKI NARODNI pom.
PORNI N

Narcotic 81 devnik "Prosye.
ta''. List stane "a cello letO $500
pol leta pa $3.50. .
Vstanavliajte nova drustva. De-
set %clanov(ic) je treba "a novo
druStvo. NaslOv "a list i'm "a tai.
nistvo ie 1857 So. Lawndale Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
r.ror se nadsr ne. Naza eospodsrska ~situaeiia je

kaEor Ee nikdar ne. Nsss gospodsrska ~sitaaciia je
zarotovliena. Odkriti se mOrasno pred tistimi mi
lioni moi. XII so v .s&opih in pred tisttmi mii1oni,
hi so donna ma bojiSeu della. Mi imamo zasedene
ogromme ~teritorije nash sovraznikov, oni fmaJo
zasedenega veliko naSega ozemlja. Ma morju sc
bojuje blokada nash sovrainikOv proti submarin-
ski voini. Use mednarodne pogodbe so raztrgane.
NemogoSe je poravnati katero teh vprasanj lote-
no cd ostalih predmetov. &c Sc pokaze IA mirovni
konferenci, da je sporazum nemogoe, Sc nadalJuje
boj, Xxi nj medtean prekinjen.
Javno smo r~azglasili, da smo vstopili v vojnO,
XII nam je bila v~siljena. Mas cilj je, da dosezeno
garancije 20 svoboden in neOviran razvOj nase
monarhije. Dobiti mOramo garancijO "a svOj OBJ
stanek. CHM opuste sovraaniki syoie nemogOee
ideje, ne BIO mic ma poti ga dogovor".
Kakor je Czermin slisal 6ivkati, tako pa civ
ka sam. verjetnost, da pride do mirovnega poga-
janja, je popolnoma 1klju6ena, dokler sc postav-
ljajo zastopniki centralnih sill ma nepoSteno stall
see, da jim ie bila vojna ~vsnjena. &c re ne priznn-
10, da so sami frivolno za3eli to grozovito morijo.
kar je danes ae dovolj iasno dokazano, mai hi vsaj
drzali jerk "a zobmi.
Lahko je tudi Cemnu sedaj evekati, da no.
Geio nikogar miGiti. Kaj so pa napravili : SrbiioY
Kaj z Belgijof In kaj delajo Sc sedaj ma severnem
Francoskem, kjer ne puste Nemei pi svoiem uni
kanU ne enega sadnega drevesa celegaf
Cermin zeli garancije "a svobOden razvOj mo-
narhiie. X vragu q monarhijo! To, kar imenuie
grofovski minister svoboden razvoj monarhije, nj
mic dr,zega, kakor nemoteno zatiranje narodov.
Bettmann Hollweg je pohvalil Cerninove besede.
Umevno! Oba hi rada, da hi zdaj prisli zavezniki
z mirovnimi ponudbami in garantirali Hohenzollr-
nom in HabsburzanOm niih trone. Pred rusko re-
volucijo tudi Cermin nj incl takih besed. Zdaj le-
re Obema rde6i strah v koSti. To je vse.
Ma Svedskem so imeli ministrsko krzo. Stara
vlada je padla, ker j parliament nj hotel dovoliti
pomnozenih vojaskih kreditOv Novo m;nistrstvo
ie ~sestavil Lindman. Kljub pritisku od raznih
strani ostane Svedska tudi pod novo Waldo ne
vtralna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

Chicago. III.
Clane Jugosl. socialistiSnega
kluba st. L. prosim, da mi poSljejo
g%lasovnice, tiSOce sc izvolitve ii.
tajnika in 81. Odbora, najkamsjs
do 8. aprila t. l., da Jill morem
pravocasno odposlati ma glavni
urad Zveze. Glasovnice morajo
biti v glavnem uradu 12. aprila,
sicer so neveljavne. Sodrugi, pro-
sim vpostevajte to!
Dale prosim sodruge, da Sc vsi
gotovo udeleze klubove seize dne
20. aprila, Xxi Sc vrSi v navadnih
prostorih - 1857 SO. Lawndale
ave. Ma tel sell Sc DO dolocilo
osobje, XII maj pmaga pri veselici
dine Z. maja, v dvorani Sokol Ka-
rel Jonas, 5510--14 w. 25. Street,
Cicero, Ill.
s soc. pozdravom
L. j. Truger, tajnik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

Ruska vlada je izdala MANIFEST, " katerem
izraza zeljo, da doloSijo Poljaki sami, kaksno OBJ
like Wade 81 iee. PriSakuje sc, da Sc ~izrecejo
Poljaki "a novo neodvisno PoljskO, XII Sc sesta-
vi IL vseh, sedaj med tri drzave razdeljenih de-
low. Poijaki mai resijo to vprasanje ma ustanovni
narOdni skupseini, XII mai sc snide V glaynem me-
stu i'm wolf ma podlagi splosno volilne pravice.
Glavno mesto VarSava je sedaj V nemskih
rokah. Ker sta Nem6ija in A~vstrija pae prizna-
Ii "neodvisno" Poljsko, ampak lie IL ruskega -
la POljske sestavljeno, je naravno, da je TAXA ua-
rOdna skups6ina danes V Warsaw nemogoea. IL
tega sledi, Ola namerava Russia nadaljevati vol
no, Ola pozene Nemce IL POljske. Sele tedaj je
mogoce, da sklepajo Poljaki sami o svoji de-
zeli. :
Obnovitev Poljske je bila specialna zahteva
Internaeionale ma mednarodnih sOcialistienih
kongresih. TIA obnovitev Poljske je danes faktie.
no odvisna cd image Rustic oziroma zaveznikOv.
Zmaga earske Rustic in dajala Poljakom nobe-
ne garaneije; zmaga demokraticne Rustic jO da-
je. In lie ona jo daje. &c ie obnovitev Poljske
socialistiGna zahteva internationally kongresi
so potrjevali, da- je - mora biti sedaj tudi zma-
ga Rustic sOcialisti6na zahteva. Torej k vraga z
nevtralnostiO, XII je lie svindel v interesu kai
~zerstva,
Lett - ali Ljetuski so imeli V Volmarju
skupsGinO, ma kateri so sprejei resolucijo, ola
mai Sc ustanOvi avtonomna pOkra jina Latvija IL
onih delov Livlandije, Kurlandije in vitebske
guberniie, V kateri live Lett. Resoluciia oblju-
buje novi vladi vso podporo in izreka, da ostane
Latvija n~elOcljiv, lojalen del Rustic.
Ali hi smell Slovenci v Avstriji iavno skle-
niti tako resolncijo, XII bi zahtevala slOvensko
avtonomijo? Ali hi d~unajska vlada dOvolila, da
Sc telegrafira TAXA resolucija pc svetu?
lAvstriiski zunanji minister grof Cermin,
brenka liza rnske revolucije zopet ma mirOvne
strrne. Pc izjavi dmaiskega "FremdenDlatta"
je dejal: "Nasa mirovna ponudba ie Sc vedno cd
prta. Mi no6emo nikogar uni6iti, pa 81 tudi ne zeli-
mo, da hi bill uniGeni. NaSe fronte so tako income,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Chicago, III.

Jugoslovanski sOcialisticni klub
stew. l priredi v nedeljo ~. maja
v Cicero, LII. ,veselico z
gledaliSko predstavo.
ma kateri Sc uprizori glssovita Co.
golieva komedija 'Revizor'. Pri-
ja;eljske organizaciie prosimo, da
ne prirejajo svojih ~veselic Ia dan,
kakor Sc tudi mas klub rad ozira
ma take zelie. "Revizor" je tako
sijajna komedija, da hi bilo goto-
vo mnogim rojakom zal, Ge je ne
bi mogli videti, .ako bi bill vsled
kaksne druge veselice zadrzani.
Louis Trugar, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03

zAP1sN1K SEIZE EKsEKur1vE
dine 8. marca 1917.

y. .. n.
dine 8. marca 1917.
NavzoJi so Dubravae, Saws, Zikieh,
Godina, Dimieh, Kokotovieh in Pc
trieh.-Od urednikov jc navzoG Kutu-
zoyich IN Radnieko Strazo.
Predseduje Saws, zapisnik vodi Du-
brayac.
Pismo kluba 1t. l65, Whiting, Ind,
v katerem poroeajo da izklju6djejo
diva 6lana, sc vzame IA znanje.-Taj-
nix ina poroeati klubu, maj navedejo
vzroke izkljueitve in ako SO izbrali po-
roto, kakor zahtevajo pravila.
Istotako Sc pise klubu St. 3, XII ma
zuanja i~zkliutitev nekega clana, ne da
bi Sc bila sestala porota in izrekla cd
lok.
Pismo kluba st. II, v katerem Sc apeli-
ra, mai hi Sc kateri ~sposobnih sodru-
gov naselil V Cleveland, Sc odda srbo-
hrv. upr. odboru.
Dopisi klubov 1t. II in So, tieoei Sc
pojasnila glede apela "a $4,000, XII ga
je hila razposlala skupna stranka z ma
menom, da SO pozivi agitaeija, Sc wa
mejo ma znanje.-Tozadevno p~ojasnilo
Sc objavi Y nash glasilih.
Preeita sc pismo sodr. Eliasa il
Chisholm, Mimi, v katerem poroea, ds
je preuredil glasbene komade IN tam.
buranie in ia iih ma zeljo gl. odbOra
: podari 'Zvezi', katera jih potem lahkc
; zalozi in .%aprodaja tamburas. zborom
Pc kratki razpravi sc sklene, da ZvezI
komade vzame in zalozi, kakor suge
rira sodr. Elias.
Sodr. Frank Zajc, XII je ~navzoc, po
roea v imenu Jugosl. Del. Tisk. Druzbe
HI ndaja "Proletarca'', da je korak z.
razpust korporacije odobren.
Nastane pa sedaj vprasanje zahte'
posameznih delniearjev in onih klnbov
HI obi 1ahtevali povratilo "a vpla3an
delniee. V ia namen - pravi je prise
direktorij j. d. T. d. do zakljucka, d.
apelira ma j. s. z. &c je pri wolff pri
znati fond, napr. 10000, il katereg
hi sc pokrila tozadevna %eventuelna il
plaeila.
Po dalisi razpravi Sc zakljuGi, da d
rektorij j. ID. T. D. poizve, koliko ]
strank in koliko znasa svota IN toza
devna povraeila, kajti lahko je mogoe'
da znasajo povraeila veS, morda pa t,
di mani kakor $4,000. Ko dobi 81. ot
Dor tozadevne informacije, stori pt
trebne korake, da Sc dotiGna povraeil
izplasajo in razpust k~orporacije kako
nitro omogoci.
Zakljueek seize.
Alex Dubravac, t. &. 1apisnika
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-03
Klubom ], 8. z.

Ker moran pc zakljueku seize
eksekutive kOncem tega tedna ma
strankino konvencijo v st. Louis,
da tam zastopam naso Zvezo, pro-
sim organizacije potrpljenja "a
dobo, dokler DO trajala konvenci-
ia. Use, kar bi moglo medtem "a
o%stati, bo takoj resenO, Gin sc VI
mem z zbora.
Frank Petrich, tajnik.