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The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Plumbing About Done.

The extensive plumbing which has
been under way in the new hotel is
rapidly nearing completion and our
local plumber, r. j. Martin. who has
had charge of the work, is beginning
to breath easier. Few, except those
familiar with the plumbers art, can
comprehend the vast volume of work
and the seemingly endless network
Of water pipes, draining pipes, joints
and faucets that are required to prop
erly equip building of thai size and
character because the pipes are con-
cealed within the walls and but little
of them show on the outside. Hap
PLY the work is about done and
we'll dOne-and it will not be long
before the building will he ready for
business.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04

EXERCISES

Graduation exercises of the Parker
public school will be held at Hosfelt' s
hall, on the evening of Friday, May
10, under the direction of Principal
Rabinowitz and his assistants, the
Misses Ryan and Anderson.
Those pupils Of the graduation
class of 1913 are, Cecil Detrick, Senie
Fuqua, Claudia Gonzales, Pear
Hicks, Sarah Hodson, Rose Nelson
Raymond Hosfelt.
The following is the program:
l. Star Spangled Banner, by all
2 Piano Solo, Sextette, Lucia
Senie Fuqua.
g. Duet, Vocal, May Morning
Rose Nelson Senie FuQua.
A. History Class-Cecil Detrick
5. Class Poem-Pearl Hicks.
g. Essay on Present War-Claud,
ia Gonzales, Raymond Hosfelt, Sarah
Hodson
T. Prophecy of Class-Rose Mel.
son.
8. Glass Will-Senie FuQua.
g. Class Song
10. Graduation Address-Fred
erick NJ Hall
IL Presentation of Class-Nath,
an H. RabinOwitZ.
IL. Presentation of Diplomas
DR.. A. III. Littlefield
19. Song, America, by all.
Both teachers and pupils have
been working assiduously and there
is no doubt but that the exercises
will prove very entertaining to those
who attend A cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
O'Connor to the Front.

Our old townsman, the 1ndomit-
able Jack O'Connor, comes to the
front and proposes to open up. in
what was formerly the warerocms
of the Parker Commercial company,
a f1rst-class restaurant, and to this
end force of carpenters have been
at work during the week fitting up
the place to meet the requirements of
that line of business. A large sky
light has been put in, the need par
titions are being placed in position
and huge range has been installed
Jack, as a hustler, has few equals.
He is unconquerable, untama ole,
"uncurried above the knees" and,
like "Banquoa's ghost" will not be
downed. consequently he is bound to
make success Of it,
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Registration Opens May 6.

Registration for the primary and
general election this fall opens
throughout Yuma county and the
state on May 6. In order to vote at
either the primary or general election
register. Justice of the Peace j. F.
Collins is the official registration Of
ficer for the Parker precinct Gen
orally other registration officers are
appointed, but as yet no notice has
been received by this paper that
such other officers have been named
in this precinct.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
To Dust he Did Return.

j. B. Flanagan, editor and manager
day after a three weeks sojourn at
the coast A concurrent Incident
connected Herewith was the fact that
his return was in striking conformity
with that inexorable scriptural de-
cree, '"To dust thou shalt return
and to dust he did return, for he got
back in time to get the full benefit
of the most abominable dust storms
seen in these parts in long time.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
MR.. SUTHERLAND RESIGNS.

Milton Sutherland, who has been
the efficient superintendent OF the
Empire-ArizOna Consolidated Copper
company for the past two years, has
resigned that position for the pur
pose of devOting his entire time to
his own mining interests in northern
California. Since taking over the
management of the Empire Mr.. Suth-
that property into the front ranks OF
Arizona copper mines. Several
months ago he asked to be relieved
of the management, but the directors
Of the company prevailed upon him
to stay with the mine at least until
the new shaft on the Eagles Nest
was completed, which he did
Everyone in the district will be
sorry to learn of Mr.. Sutherland's de-
parture, as both he and Mrs Suther-
land have a host of friends here.
They will depart solle time next
week for their home in northern
California, where Mr.. Sutherland
will open up a miEe which he OWLS
in that section ~ the state.
James r. GOldswOrthy is the new
iii pci 'ntendent y. the Empire. and
took charge Of the property on May
1. He was formerly superintendent
Of the United Northern of Oatmar,
having held that position for the past
two years Mr.. GOldsworthy is en-
thusiastic over the showing at the
the greatest producers in this section
of the state within a short time
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Birthday Party.

birthday party was given at the
home of Mrs. Mae Price last Monday
afternoon, in honor Of the ninth
birthday of her little daughter, Ethel
May Price. There were thirty -four
young people present, and the after
noon was merrily spent iii music and
various juvenile games, recalling to
older heads joyful memories of the
days of their youth. Light refresh
ments were served at the Independent
restaurant and photograph was
taken of the happy throng as SOU
venir of the occasion.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
WORLD IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT.

That old expression "the world
owes me living is one of the big
gest lies that was ever perpetrated.
The world owes no man living. But
there is one thing certain, you owe
the world your labor and if you don't
give it, you are sure to go through
life complaining of the other fellows
success. The world don't owe yOn
anything except where you give value
received. CHAS. BERNETZKE.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Ptomain Poisoning.

B. M. Fuqua, manager of the Par
ker Commercial company. while at
Wenden last Sunday afternoon, be-
came quite ill-"right smart o. sick
ness" He managed to come on to
Parker, but when he arrived here his
symptoms resembled very closely
those of ptomain poisoning. He i'm
mediately repaired to the City Drug
Store where he was given sedatives
which had the desired effect, but it
was some time thereafter before he
recovered his normal physical con-
dition.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
May Festival.

The Junior Red Cross OF Parker
will present this evening "The May
Queen" twO-act play, at Assembly
Hall, Indian School The children
have been thoroughly drilled for the
past two weeks, and the entertain
ment to be presented is said to be
most interesting. Refreshments will
be served, and general social time
will be had after the play. The ad-
mission is only 25 cents, children Is
cents. Everyone should attend and
encourage the children in their pa
triotic endeavor to raise money for
the Red Cross.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
CUPR|TE SCENE
OF ACTIVITY

Truth is still stranger than fiction
and ore is where you find it-even
at the forks of the state highway
and the county road, has recently
been proven at Cuprite, the new high
grade. copper-gold camp in Cunning
ham Pass, down in northern Yuma
county, north of Wenden and Salome,
on the Parker cutoff of the Santa Fe
The activity recently started is in
creasing so rapidly that there is now
being shipped out of Wenden. the
| shipping point for the Cuprite dis
trict, an average of a car every other
day of high grade ore, netting the
various owners from $4,000 to over
$4,000 car, after paying railroad
freight and melting charges. Stran-
ger still, practically every pound of
this ore is being taken out by leas-
ers, small operators and companies
who are not selling stock, and the
wildcatters are not in evidence.
Everyone is making money-money
out of the ground-and the miners
are getting the benefits. The ore
averages very high grades, for cop
per ore. much of it averaging in car
lots from Il 5 to over 25 per cent, in
addition to gold values of from few
dollars to over $50 ton in car lots.
The first strike made by the Little
Giant in February started the ball
moving and the recent strike of solid
glance and cuprite made by the Black
Giant Mines Co. on the Little Giant
property is attracting many new peo-
pie to the new camp at Cuprite. New
operations are being started on many
other properties and the sound OF
blasting resembles trench warfare
on a modified scale.
The district has little publicity
as yet, because practically no one has
anything to sell, except ore. Five
big motor trucks and numerous
teams are busily engaged In hauling
the high grade to Wenden and load
ing on the cars and no one has any
time to talk Deals, leases, bonds
and options are Of daily Occurrences
now and operators from many Of the
big camps are commencing to coma
in and look around.
The recent strike of ruby copper,
the crystallized form Of cuprite, made
on the Little Giant, ,is without doubt
one of the remarkable discoveries Of
recent years and one that will attract
attention all over the United States.
Biologists and mineralogists who
have visited the property or seen sam
pies of the new ore pronounce 1t the
richest copper ore ever discovered In
Arizona and the ruby copper crystals
the most perfect and beautiful ever
found in the world, SO clear and of
such perfect color and crystallization
that mineral collectors, colleges and
mining schools are already writing
and wiring for specimens. The crys-
tails resemble almost exactly genuine
oriental rubies in appearance and
some of the bugs or bugholes as large
as a teacup containing the beautiful
clear red crystals surrounded by
feathery green malachite and set in
ground mass of brownish red Gu
prite or copper oxide, form about the
most beautiful natural meteorological
specimens ever seem
Miner.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Brownell to Hospital.

Charles BrOwnell, postmaster, JUS
tice of the peace, merchant and ma
yor" of Vidal, while performing on
mule this week was thrown from
he suffered fractured shoulder and
several broken robs. Brownell was
taken to San Bernardino hospital
Needles Nugget, 26th ult.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Can Deliver Ford Cars.

The Parker Motor company can
make immediate delivery of new
Ford touring car and rOadsters. Bet
ter get yours new before they are all
gone. Cars are going to be hard TO
get after the present stock we have
on hand is sold-Adv.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
To a Cooler Climate.

Albert Gates, the oldest citizen of
Parker, left Thursday night for San
Diego, Cal, to spend the summer, as
he says the heat here is stronger than
he is. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs Gertrude Cox, of
Winona, Wash, and his grand daugh-
ters, Miss Daisy Cox and little Aileen
Brown.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Return From Coast.

c. F. Wells and Mr.. Nettle return
ed from an auto trip to Los Angeles
last Sunday They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. Wade of
Wells.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
A Dandy Buy,

We have a Flanders Roadster, a
little peach, that can be bought at a
bargain. Thoroughly overhauied,
new paint, practically new tires! In
fact this is the best buy in a used
ear in Arizona Parker Motor Co.
AdVt
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Leaves for Home.

w. H. Curtis, who spent the past
six months in Parker for the benefit
of his health, returned last Saturday
to Los Angeles. While here Mr.. Cur
tbs made many friends who were sarry
to see him depart
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Buys New Ford,

Mrs. A L. Preston last week pur-
chased a new Ford touring car from
the Parker Motor company, and is
now a member of the happy family
of Ford motorists
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Visiting Parents.

Mrs Earl Hyde, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. F, Collins, arrived here
parents. She expects to remain for
several weeks
The Parker post., 1918-05-04

FOR SALE-Well equipped res
taurant, doing good business; cheap
rent; will sell cheap. Address ]. N.
Price, Bouse, Ariz.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
NEWS
HAPPENINGS

FOR SALE-One horse, years
old, very gentle, wagon, sets of har-
ness, saddle and bride. inquire of
William Henry Allen, brennan. (3t
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
To Blythe.

Joe Lamoureux, Of the local ice
plant, made business trip to Blythe
much activity in the Palo Verde
valley.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Dust Storm.

Dust Storm.
One of the most severe wind and
dust storms known here for long
time visited these parts Tuesday
evening and continued throughout
good part of the night. Dust piled
up in dwellings and everywhere. We
hicle tracks and trails were oblitera-
ted and Parker's pulverized real es-
tate became drug on the market
nobody wanted 1t.
The Parker post., 1918-05-04
Electric Plant Installed.

The new electric lighting plant for
the Grand View hotel is now fully
installed, and the juice was turned
on for the first time last Friday
night. Besides furnishing lights for
the tenants of the hotel building, B.
B. Browns pool hall is also being
lighted from this plant. The new
plant is a decided Improvement to
the hotel building and great con-
venience to the lessees
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29
Cleveland. o.

ClanOm SlovcnSkcga social
%sticnega kluba st. ~ j. =. i. ma
z%nanjam, ola so rcdnc klubove Sc.
jc vsako drugo in Gctrto nedeljo
V mesecu V klubovih prostorih Y
Narodnem Domu. Xacetek Scjc lie
vedno oh dveh popoldnc.
klubove seize 80 bile vcdno
vazne; clam in clanice bodo 60
tovo razumeli, ola pomnozuje Sc
danji cas- njih vaznost. Delavstvo
pricakujejO pc sen svetu veil
kanske naloge, in kos jim DO lie
tedaj zee DO pripravljeno mamie.
PriSel DO cas-, ko Sc konca soda
MA vojna; Ogromne izpremembc
sc izvrse tedaj ne lie V svetovni
pOliticni konstelaciji, ampak tu-
iii V domacem goSpodarSkem xiv
ljenju vsake dezcle. Ako hi DELAY
stvo sedaj drzalo krizem rokc. hi
bio samo odgovorno IA neizmer-
no gorie, Xxi hi ga lahko zadelo.
Da odvrnemo to cd sebe, mora
mo ~spoznati naloge, XII mas caka-
10 in delati, da bono ~pripravlic.
nj.
Iato je upati. ola 81 bodo Sodru-
zicc in sodruei well casa in pora-
bill priliko, da Sc udcleic sci ia
.iih ~napravijo plcdonosnc. CHM
boil Sc bono vsi zanimali IA
prcdmetc, XII prihaiajo ma dncvni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

TclcfonskC centrale V COrbinu.
F'incvillc, Middlobcro 80 Y >oboio
zaprli V sled pomankanja opera
toric. Nccincma vSc ST nahajaio
ia bolniSkih poSteljah vSled cpl
demie. V IIarlamu, Hi JIG prcno-
govniSko Srediscc icga okra.ia. so
moral vsled Epidemic usiayiti
dclo V rovih. NSi vlaki. ki yoli.io
od tn, so uStayIjcni. Wee drueih
rovov ic tudi ustavila dclo. Eo-
iezen Y tenn kraju Sc pray mic ne
ponchujc, paG pa So jc iazSirila
tax zelo. da p%c'taia siiuacija r.
kriticna. Nsal dan jc'vct jiNuf
novih sluca.jcv influence.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

Do>eGai jc bill / roletarec' po-
SLAM IL Chicago Y sredo, bodoet
pa bodc V Getrtek. Nodstvo INA.
rodne tiskarnc' je prosilo IA to IL
premembc, ker Sc V sredo raz-
poSilja tcdnik 'Prosvcta' Y $1,000.
ter "GlaSilo' N. =. n. j. 1900
ia;isih. Poleg tega sc pa tiska Sc
wee drugih listov V razliGnih jezi-
kin ma omenjeni dan.
liStu V podporo izkazemo drugi
t,den.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

\ oStnih mcscih sc .jc zveza tako
razvila, da prinaSa 5000 do
hOdkov ia meScc.
Mr.. BlakcSlcc pravi, da bodo
pOStni tovOrni automobile zniIali
tudi ccno mleku. Y WaShingtonu
stane kvort mleka Y proda.ii ma
dr0bno II ccn;oV. Mlcko. XII ga
dovazaio iovorni automobile, pa
p~rodaja.io po 10 ccntov kyort.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Seize Slovenskega soc. kluba Sc
vrsevsak drugi in cetrti petck V
mcsecu V Ilirija dvorani'', 80
list Ave. ker so vedno vazne silva
ri ma dnevnem redu, cato Vas We
&c dolznost, da pridete vsi ma Sc
jo. Pripcljite 5 sabo tovariSc. XII
Sc z%animaio IA razrcdni boz in Sc
MISC Y organizaciji.
John Lenko, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

oNtanek IL revoluciiskih dai. ko
-\merika Sc hi bila zdruzena Y Ell
narod. st nahaja Sc vedno ma ,a.
sem papirnem denariu. Pecat. XII
Ie widen ma vsakem denarju. izda-
mem od Wade, ol.,ega okraiSane
besedc: THESAUR. AMER. SCI.
TENT. SIGH. Polna fraza Sc CLASH
Thesauri Americana Scptentriona-
us Siglllum. kar pomeni Pecat "a.
kIadnice Sevcme .Amcrike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

N%aJrccje Stcvilo poSlnih uradov
So nahaia V Zdruzcnih drzavah,
namrec 1000. Takoj nato pride
N'emciJa = priblizno $1,000. .lngli-
ia lih ina $4,000 in angicSka IL.
locna India 1900. Russia l2On0
IN francija 1000. Use drupc de.
Eel .nh imajo mani. Naivec post.
NH nabiraInkov ie zopet V Zdruzc.
mn drzavah. namrec $4,000 i'm
Sk"r" ravno toliko Jill ina Mem
clJa. MANFRED 10000. F'ranciia i,b
ima $1,000. Anglia $4,000. hdi-
IA 'l,Oo0 in AvStrija $1,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

\ojni industrijalni odbor je
opNeSiiI t~ovarnarjc. Iii izdelujc.
10 i"nreno III porcelanasto poso.
90, da maj znizaio produkcijo V
SeStih mcscih, pricemSi : |. okto-
prom, IA petdcsct odstotkov. Ia
ioilko odstotkov mora biti pro.
dukclJa nizja od produkcije od
'eia 1911. Odrcdba Sc tice okoli
o,ooO delavcev. XII delajo vto-
varnah Ohia. Pennsylvania, West
|lrginiJe. New ~Jerseyia. Indianc
in drugje.
Iovarnarii in delavci so izvoli-
II deputacijo, Xxi je odpotovala V
aShington, da izposluic modi-
nciranjc odredbc.
IL Juneaua, Alaska. ic prisla Y
>"boio brzojavSka, da ic potni-
'M parnik princess SOPHIA"
%adnn cctrtek V veIikem vihariu
ma morlu treScil oh s~kulovjc ne
Galec od Skagwaya. Alaska. in
Sc razbil V koscc. 343 oseb. mai
wee IL iukona, .ic izgubilo III
vlJenJc. Parnik .ie bill lastnima
EanadSkc parodrobuc dmlzhc
Canadian Pacific.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

Pravi socialist ne sme biti rcEer-
visit, ampak mora biti vedno akti-
ven vojak svoie stranke. Kdor
nosi svoje prepricanie lie sam v ae-
bi, ne koristi mic No sebi, ne svoji
stvari. Prepricevati mora tiste, h
u MISC prepricani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

GrSki minisicrski prcdscdnik
%enizelos je brzo.javil Helcnski H.
beralni wen, Hi ga .jc povabila.
MAJ pride Ma obisk V Ameriko. da
Je re dolgo njegova leila obiskati
reiiko dcmokracijo Idruzcnih
draw, ioda ma pot so Sc mn sta
vile vcdno velike tezave. da nj
mogel dobiti potrebnega casa, Iii
"a zahtcra TAX obisk. Ncuizelos
upa, ola Sc mu Y bliInii bodocuo-
SIT ponudi prilika, ko bo !ahko
izpolniI syojo zeljo IA obisk Anne
rikc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

fostm department .ic u>tano-
VII mnogo POSTUM zvcz : 'ovorni-
AUTOMOBILE ma ozemlju. XII nj
ma zelezniSkc we've. i'oizkusi so
Sc prav dobro obncsli.
James j. Blakcslcc. cctr,i pod-
h"s'ar. porota dn nckn zvcza vo-
Oh IL Philadelphia direktno V
ashington in skozi icritorii. DO
Katerem netece zelcznica. Mcsc.
en- obratni troSki znaSajo $500.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

see J.S.Z. in izstopa liz Socialist.
che stranke, ki je postal vsled ak
tualnih razmer neizogibeu, svoio
lzJavo in pojasnilo. Izjavo, Xxi Sc
nahaja V danasnjem ''Proletar.
Gu, dobe vsi klubi $ posebnimi
dodatki y kratkem; BY Zveza
IDA vsem klubom svoj Charter.
Naterega dobe, kakor nitro bo
gotov; c) ia Sc povabijo vsi
hrratski 6iani in klubi. XII dobe
izJavo IN sc strinjajo I MO, da
sc lahko %pridruzijo dclu j. \. H.:
- d. lzvoljen .ie bill odbor. K; i
ma nalogo izdelati naGrt pravil,
IN MAJ odgovarja nasim potrebam
IN sedanji situaciii. Q naGrtu BIO
Slasovalo clanstvo j. 5. H., kakor
nitro BIO gotov; 49, e. Il ozirom ma
10, da So jc pred kratkim ustano-
VIA nova polititm delavSka
stranka V Ameriki. XII proglasa
sprclcm socialistitnih naeel .po.
dobna oni Labor party" Y An
gllJl, Sklenc konfercnca, da mai
poskrbi tajnistvo o tel stranki
mformacije. : tenn y zvezi nagla-
81 konfercnca vaznoSt organiCnc
vezi tistih Clanov i'm klubov. Iii so
bill od zacctka prot StaliStu. Iii
IA zarzema Soc .stranka z ozirom
ma vojno, torel ma staliS6u. da ic
trcba pOraziti avtokracijo cen
irainlh Sil, ako 81 zeli. da no de-
10 IN dcmokratiziranjc svcta IL
speSno: tel akciji Skoduje Socia-
llStlcna Stranka : Svoio paSiv.
nosiJo III vsled tega jc bila j. =.
L. prisiliena izstopiti IL ME. Dol
zno>t vseh kiubov bodi torej. da
Slcde delu j. =. H., ola 50 2 MO Y
n~ajteSnejSi vczi, tako da nam bo.
10 pride cas- IA to mogoGe siopiti
kompaktno Y SocialiStiCno de
Iavsko politicno arcno, pod okri-
lJe tiste politicne organizacijc Y
Ameriki, o kateri bono preprica-
nj, ia odgovaria rcsnicnim iute-
rC>om dclavStva, demokraciic in
Socializma.
3. T. zadovoljstvom ie trcba
konstatirati, da odobrayajo klu-
IN, III 50 bill vedno naiaktivuejSi.
bodisi Slovenski ali Srb,ki. korak.
XII je bill %storien ma k~onfcrenci y
Springfieidu in Sc odzivljejo TAI
niStvu J. =. Il. kakor poprc.j. No
benega dvoma nj torej, da posta-
ne j. ). H.. konstituirana kakor
Je danes. kratkem mocna posto-
Janka socialiStiGnega gibania
Ameriki.
1. konfercnca polaga vaznosl
ma ra~zSirjanic naSe literature in
giasiI, "Proletarca" in "Radni-
ctih Novin". da postanejo vsi
clam narocniki in da pridobivajo
narocnike tudi med neclani. Slo-
vcnSki sodrugi, XII pridejo Y do
tiko : srbSkimi in h~rvatskimi de
lavci, maj jim priporoce "Radni-
exc \%ovine, katcrih naslov ie
1895 ClybOrun Ave, Chicago. III.
List izhaja dvakra, ma mcscc in
stane 81 ma leto.
Sodrugi! NaSa dcviza bodi Ma
pref, kajti vazni svetovno poll
ticni dOgodki SO pred mani, in mi
moramo biti mamie pripravijeni-
ne posamezni ,raztreSeni, ampak
kompaktni j. =. H.: ako ne bo-
mo sledili TEN dogodkom koi or,
ganicna c%clota, - jim posamezno
sotovo ne bono mogli, in to III
pomenilo IA mas, ola smo padli ma
zaj, V dobo politicne teme in splo-
she letargije.
Naprej, ma delo Ia p~ojacan.ic
j. :. H.,
la tajniStVo j y. H..
Frank Pctrich.
3639 W. %. ST, Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

Delavec, XII ne cita svojega gla-
sila, je nepopoln delavec. On je
hlapec svojega gospodarja, nikdar
pa in v nobenem oziru ne sam svoj
gospod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

red in Sc udelezevali razprav. tenn
uspcSnejse DO nase delo.
A. Bogatay, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

Pravi socialist hoce poznati te,
zave, zapreke, uspehe in napredek
delavskega boja.
Ma tel poti ga spremlja Proleta-
rec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

va, maj eikaski solski odbor pre-
pove igranje V cikaskih visjih so.
lah. farrow trdi v svoji resohn.
clJi, da sc vedno bolt mnoze go
Vorice o vsestranskem igranju IA
iobiike in tudi denar med din.
stvom viSiih Sol mesta Chicara.
rako igranic. pravi Yarrow. vodi
10 notOritnc siraSti IN igranje. XII
napravi toliko Judi n~esrecnih in
ki uniGi eksistenco toliko dru5i.
nam. To strast je treba iztreblia,i
re V ~korenini. cato je dolznost Sol.
SIKH oblasti, da narede konec ysn
kemu igraniu, kjer Sc gre "a d }.
.bitke.
heN. larrowu Sc tudi ne dopa-
DECO drnzbe, Iii Sc zabavaio \
igranjem ma kartc, ne da hi So
pri tenn Slo "a kakc dobitke. Iera-
NE ma karte "a zabavo ie pcsebno
razsirjeno med zenStvom. kar SO
larrowu dozdcva nesmiselno in
nemoralno.
larrow spada med vodilne re-
formatorje V Chicago.