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Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19

thority of the United States employ
ment service of the department of la
bor, the following resolution was
unanimously passed, all the members
of the said board being present:
"Whereas, As an essential war
measureG by direction of the Presi-
dent, the United States employment
service of the department of labor has
taken over the recruiting of skilled
and unskilled labor; and
Whereas, An acute shortage of Ia
Dor exists in the state of Colorado;
and
Whereas, The quota for Colorado
has been fixed at over 10000 un-
skilled labor; and
Ask for Action.
Whereas, The private employment
agencies are shipping labor out of
this state, without regard to the re-
quirements of the United States gov
ernment or to the essential war in
dustries of Colorado; now, therefore,
it is
Resolved and declared by the COM
munity labor board of the United
States department of labor for the
district of Denver that the said pri-
vate employment agencies are non
essential INDUSTRIES, anu lnei Conlll-
ued activities are a detriment and
hindrance to the successful conduct of
the war, and to the essential inter
ests of Colorado; further
Resolved, That the chairman of this
board be directed aE~ss empowered to
transmit copies of tbs resolution to
the governor of Colorado, the mayor
of Denver, the provost marshal of
Colorado and .the secretary of state
for the state of Colorado, and request
them to call upon said private en-
ployment agencies to cease activities
and go out of business as an essential
aid to the successful conduct of the
war"
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19

and Decorators contributed twelve
members, Cement Finishers two, Car
penters thirteen, Steam Filters two,
Plumbers three and Electricians four.
New stairways were installed from
the first floor TO the basement. The
entire interior part of the building
was repaired and cleaned. Four
shower baths were installed in the
basement.
At noon the refreshment committee
of the Soldiers and Sailors Club, as
sisted by a number of young ladies
from the Patriotic League. served re
freshmentS to the volunteer mechanics.
By the time the sun had gone down
behind the Rocky mountains, all the
necessary improvements had been COM
pleted. Those engaged had the conf
forting assurance that they had per-
formed good days work on n good
day.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
CONFERENCE OF TRADE UNION WOMEN
UNDER AUSPICES LABOR DEPARTMENT
Called Government Bring About Cooperation of Or
ganzed Women Workers With the Women Industry Serv
ice; Resolutions Adopted Demand Appointment of
Women Representatives or Wage Boards

passage of the federal woman suf-
frage amendment
Prohibition of Night Work.
Backing the policy outlined by Sec
retary Wilson in his address at the
opening of the conference, the dele
gates declared for absolute prohibition
of night work by women on all gov
ernment contracts except by special
permit from the department of labor
and the council of national defense for
limited periods in particular plants
after declaration by the secretary of
war or the secretary of the navy that
an emergency exists, and after full
investigation by the women-in-indus-
try service.
Another fundamental principle re-
affirmed by the conference was that
of the shorter work day, delegates
stating that a serious tendency exists
toward the breaking down of this
standard by reason of the willingness
of employers to pay and of the work
ers to accept overtime rates for eN-
cessive hours The conference de-
manded the enforcement of a maxi
mum day of eight hours or less, as
distinguished from the basic eight
hours for computation of wages with
pay for overtime, the shorter work
day being urged in the interests of
better health of the workers, greater
efficiency and increased production.
Revise Civil Service Law.
In behalf of civil service employees,
the conference urged revision of the
law and regulations to insure to wom-
en- equal opportunity with men in ap-
pointnients, promotions, salaries and
admission to examinations; the estab-
lishment of n personnel commission or
wage adjustment board on which the
employees shall be adequately repre-
sented, and consultation with commit
tees of employees by the head of every
department with reference to esti-
mates or recommendations concerning
wages or working conditions.
For school teachers, the conference
demanded better pay. both in the in
tCoati.sed On raGs FssrJ
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
Especial corrc.pond.nceJ

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-the first
called by the United States govern
ment was held at the Southern build
ing in this city last week, where it met
upon call of Miss Mary Van Kleeck,
director. and Miss Mary Anderson, as
sistant director of the women-in-in-
dustry service of the department of
labor. Some twenty-five women, rep
resenting various national and inter
national labor organizations, were rep
resented at the conference, which
adopted set, of resolutions to con-
stitute platform of principles for CO.
operation of the trade union women
with the women-in-industry service.
Just before adjournment the dele
gates resolved themselves into a per-
manent advisory committee to meet
from time to time with the director
of the service, and adopted a resolu-
tion calling for a large immediate ap-
preparation from available emergency
funds to expand the work of the serv-
ice.
Demand Equal Pay.
The platform adopted includes an
emphatic demand for practical and
thoro application of the principle of
equal pay for equal work by women
and men, which the delegates declared
is not now enforced. 1t calls upon
wage boards to fixe the minimum
wage for women, not on the basis of
a living for woman alone, but for
the support of a woman with depend
ents, just as for n man with depend
ents. And it calls for the same op-
portunity for training for women en-
tering skilled trades that is given to
men in those industries.
Because of the neglect of women's
interests by government wage boards,
asserted by the delegates, the confer
ence demanded the appointment Of
women members OH all such boards,
especially upon the national war labor
board. Strong protest was entered
against the United States Senate in
denying the Presidents appeal for
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
THE FLU HITS EARL R. HOAGE-

Delegate Earl R. Hoage of the Dem
yer Trades and Labor Assembly, con-
nected with the United States employ
ment service, is confined to his home,
1881 West Thirty-first avenue, with
the prevailing illness, Spanish influ-
enza. He is reported to be recovering
and expects TO be on the job again
next week.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
SICKNESS COSTLY TO INDUSTRY.

At conference at which was dis
cussed industrial conditions in war
work, Miss Elizabeth McShane of the
state health insurance commission
stated that thru sickness 16,S00,000
working days were lost in Pennsylva-
mia last year. Among shipbuilders,
10000 days were lost, and sickness
prevented the mining of 100000 ad-
ditional tons of coal
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
SECRETARY RODGERS HAS FLU

Thomas P Rodgers secretary of the
Trades and Labor Assembly, is vic
tim of the "flu." and is confined to his
home. He is an examiner at the U.
S. employment service with offices in
the Barclay block. Four other men,
bers of Roady Kenehan's office force
are at home with the influenza.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19

passage of the federal woman SUI
frage amendment.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR
ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT OF
CANDIDATES ON STATE TICKET
PLATFORM PLEDGES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
WIN SUPPORT OF WAGE-EARNERS IN
NOVEMBER ELECTION.
Special Committee Created Saa Takes Labor De
Republican Parties Canvasses
the Records of All Candidates and Submits Mature
Recommendations Voters of the State

authorized committee
Labor has endorsed practically the entire
ticket and recommended the candidates to the
all labor The Democratic plat
demands made by the convention at Sada in
County candidates upon for the that
local central bodies deemed most competent to pass upon their
United States John shafroh unqualified
Ts, Congressional district comprising Denver re county
mitee Hiiard preferable Stack
Congressman Charles Tberlake and
E considered friends of labor given
Congressman Keang in Third district given
possible endorsement and every working man or
Edward Taylor given approval for reelection in the Fourth
Following is the official communication
labor organization in the state
COLORADO STATE FEDERATION
AFFILIATED THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
MAIN 4Os7
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assembly the seventeenth and eighteenth sessions
would therefore,
recommend membership important office
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Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
MISS GoMPERs FLU" VICTIM.

Miss Sadie Gompers, aged 23,
daughter of Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, died Monday at her home in
Washington of Spanish influenza. Mr.
Gompers is in Europe.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-19
JIMMY" holland
STANDS Al WITH
LABOR VOTERS
ADMINISTERS LAW WITH
EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL.
Gains Strong Endorsement from Colo
RADIO State Federation of Labor and
Will Be First Among Those Re
warded for Deeds Performed.

James r. holland, who was elected
secretary of state two years ago on
the Democratic ticket, is one of the
most popular officials Colorado has
ever had. He has brought efficiency
to the office, which, with economy and
courtesy in the conduct of the states
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

. ~ "
Predsednik Wilson je tidal APPEL
ma amerisko ljudstvo, da maj v vec.
il meri podpisuje posojilo svobodeI
XII 81 glasi:
Bella hisa. Washington, dine 10.
oktobra. - Now dogodki so pc.
vecali, ne zniSali, vaznost tega pc.
sojila, IN JAZZ upam. da mi moi to.
varisi-rojaki dovolijo, da Jim to
povem odprto. Najboljsa stvar, X
sc more zgoditi, je tn, da ne DO pc
sojilo lie podpisano, ampak Ga gu
DO mnogo vec podpisanega. nj
smo sredi velikegu izvajanja mo.
CT tie dezele, XII Sc je kdaj do Sc.
daj izvrSilo ali pa bio napoveda.
no, in ce en- sam dan odnehamo
pri TEN prisadevanju, prinese lah.
ko tragicno Skodo ne lie nam. am.
pax tudi ostalemu svetu. Mic sc nj
sgodilo, kar janet zanj. ali ola sto
rimo karkoli, ampak prizadevat:
81 moramo do svoje skraine moci
Cas- je kriticen in cdziv mora bit.
popoln.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

Nidela sem moske, XII so jih pri-
nesli 5 fronte, i'm SO bill tako raz-
nlesarjeni, da nj bilo mogoGe mi
sliti, da hi dali casa ziveli. In ven.
dar je mnogo teh MOI hodilo DO
par mesecih okoli bolnice in cello
p9 cestah, Scveda z umetnimi %.
brazi, umetnimi udi, XII 50 bill pa
tako popolni, da je bilo tezko %
patti kaj nenavadnega ma niiho.
vi hoji ali ma kretnjah Sploh.
"Nojna je DALAI zdravnikon
priliko, da delajo Gudczc. Zdai
morajo vsak dan delati ~opcracijc
kakrSne so Sc doslej sniatralc "a
nemogoce.
"Streli IL puske MISC veG SmrI.
nj, kakor ST bill pred vo.jno. Zdai
Sc rama takega strela zelo nitro
pozdravi. Wee ,.akor dcvctdcsct
odstotkov takih vojakoy ozdrav;
popolnoma."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

| Ha
Tiste bolezui. XII hi imele pc
mnenju Boga ljudi zdruziti, so Jill
Sc boil lOGile. Tisti, XII 50 nasiloma
prisilili druge k delu, so zdaj te'
primorali, da ~strezejo bolnikom,
doGim sc sami pray mic MISC brigali
"a bolnike. Tisti pa, XII so bill ma
siloma primorani, da delajo "a
druge in strezeio bolnikom, so BIZ
Ii tako utrjeni cd della, ia MISC
ilneli casa svojim lastnim bolni-
kom street in so Jill pustili brez
pomoci, Da bi pogled ma bolnike
ne motil bogatinov V njih razvcse-
ljevanju, 50 dali bogatini posta-
viii hiSe, kjer 50 lezali in umirali
bolniki brez brige soGutnih Judi
pod nadzorom V Ia namen najetil
oseb, XII 80 strcglc bolnikom ne lie
brez sotutja, ampak 2 nevoljo. Ra-
zentega SO smatrali ljudjc vecino
bolezni "a nalezljive in ker so inc
Ii Strah pred okuzenjem, MISC oh
tevali z bOlniki, ampak so SC cello
izogibali tistih, XII so priSli Y do
tikO z bolnik.
Tedaj 81 .ie dejal Bog: "Ce tudi
$ tenn sredstvom nisem mopel pri.
vcsti Judi do Spoznanja. V Gem je
nJih Sreca, tedaj maj prideio sami
IN po svojem trpljenju do spozna-
MA" In Bog je pustil ljudi Gisto
same.
In 10 so ostali sami, 80 dolgo
casa zivcli, ne da hi spoznali. da
bi mogli srecno ziveti in da hi TO
tudi moral storiti. In lie ma lad.
mem casu so ZaGcli nekateri IL
med njih razumevati. da delo ne
Smc biti nobeno straSilo "a enc in
noDena saierska kazen IA druee.
ampak da nora %predocevati skup.
no in veselja polno stvar. XII pri.
vodc vsc do edinosti. PriGcli So IN.
zumerati, da je sprico smrti. HI
preti vSak hip vsakemu, edino pa.
metna naloga vsakega clovcka y
fem, da V ljubezni in slogi ve,elo
prezlvi sebi odmeriena leta. me.
sece' ure in minute. Priceli SO ra-
Humevati, da bolezni he lie ne SINE.
10 biti nikakrsen povod "a razpo.
re- ampak nasprotno - povod ~
iJuDcznopoino medseboino obccya.
ME.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

IL Dulutha, Mimi, poroGajo
StraSni gozdni pozari So uni6ili IA
haSeIbm v SeVernem delu Mime
Sotc in Wisconsin, in 800 oseb ic
zSorelc in okrog 1900 ic br,l
donna kolikor je do zdaj mano.
tnlcena mestu, XII 81 poporelo
do tai, SO: Cloguet. Brook,ton
Rrevator, Corona, Adolph. ode.
ma, Oneida, Carey. Barey, Bundv.
Thompson. Arnold, Moose Lake
in Wright.
Pozar je dosceel tudi predmc
siJa Dnlutha. toda domobranska
2arda, Ii sc junaSko bori ) plane.
nj, upa ohraniti mcS;o. Virginia.
Jc tudi bila ugrozcna. toda zdai jc
varna.
Skoraj vsi prcbivalci omcnic.
nib NEST. Xxi so sc rcSili. 81 pride
,zali Y Duluth. toda ma >to;inc iib
Sc lei ma pogoriscih. Skcia je o.
gromna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
VarcuJte z hrano in kupite Liber
ty bonde.

Ne .Jejte preobilno. neeo var
cevalno in kupitc wee Liberty
Bondov. PreveG JEST .je ncpotrcb-
no. Glavna Sivar ic ola sc uzi;a
hrana dobro prcbayi. Trincrievo
Grcnko Vino .ic zdravilo Hi po-
vSpeSuje prebavo. Hrana, ako do
bro prebavljena Sc prekroii V kri
III zlvljenje, drugaGe da poStanc
>trup ki povZroCi boiezni V telesu.
Trinerievo Grenko Vino Vas o.
proSti %ncprebave zabaSanoSii. gla-
vobola, nervoznosti, sploSnc osia-
belosti it'd. Ma prodaj pc vSih lc.
karnah toda zahtcvajic strogo
Trinerjeve lzdelkei Sl.Iz. - Sc
daj ko prihaja hladno Sczona j.
mejte vedno dvOjc zdravil pri ro-
kah. TrinerjevO Sedaiivo IA ka-
sell (proti prehladu in kaSlu. %
in SOC pO lekarnah, po post 30 in
Soc i'll T~rinerjev Liniment prot
revmatizmu, nevralgiji. putiki,
bolecim udom. 30 in 65c pc lckar-
nah. Po poSti - in 75c) jos.
Triner Company, l333-l343 ~
Ashland Ave, Chicago, II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
UMETNI oBRAzI.

Soproga ameriskega poslanika
! rar1zu Mrs. Sharp pripovedujc
o operacijah ameriSkih zdravni.
kov ma Francoskem:
'kot predsednica zenskeuu de.
Ia prl ameriSkem ambulancnem
oddelku Y Parizu sem smell, ohi.
Hkova,i pariske voiaske bolpice
yer - lezali ma bojiscu ranieni
ali oboleli vojaki.
|idela sem vojake, Hi 50 i,b
prlpeiJale ameriSkc ambulance
katerih obrazi so bill tako razme.
sargent, ola hi Jill ne bio mooofe
spoznati, ako hi Jill bill clovek
popreJ videl. ko so imeli Sc cele
oDraze. Eden izmed teh .jc imcl
odtrgani spodnjo celjuSi. Mccoy
obraz hi incl usinic, nit zob in
seveda tudi brade he. Stiri meSc.
&c pozneje SO mi pokazali tistcea
moza hoditi okoli pc vrtu. in 81.
eer Z novo celjustjo, novimi Job.
mi' novim n.osom, pravzaprav sko.
70 popolnoma novim obrazom.
10 sc Je ZgodilO 4 nenavadno
operaciJo. AmcriSki zdravnik. Xxi
"a Je incl Y oksrbi, mu ie wei del
kosti IL njegove noge mad stono.
Tom IN kolenom, in .jo potem Ia.
10 obrezal, ola 10 je mogel porabi.
ii "a celjust. lobe mu je naredA
pa zobozdravnik.
'Potem mu je vel kos zebra.
II &c bill pokrit Sc : tenko kozico
ter "a tako oblikal, da ie mogel
predstavliati nos ter mu on 10
'stavll V obraz. kozo, $ kaiero mn
lc predstavljala nos, .ie dobil pa
ia Gelu.
'ko sc je pacinet dobro pocu-
I'll, le Sci lahko ma vrt in Sc mu ic
povedalO, da Sc mu BIO Seasonal 90
'ahko obraz izboljsal, toda vojak
&c bill tako zadovoljen z novim o.
brazom, ola je rekel, ola nj treba
mic izboljsevati, ola je dobro.
Drug zdravniski Gudez 81 ie
dogodil Z nekim nemskim victni.
kom, kateremu ic eoreea tekoci-
liza Sezgala vse desno lice. tako.
ia nj incl nobene koze na tistem
mestu, cello obrvi nj incl ma iis,i
Cez par tednov .je zapustil
bolnico s popolnoma normalnim
Obrazom. To so zdravniki, zopet
imeriski, tako naredili. ola so mu
we'll $ celia nekoliko kOze, i'm 81
,er toliko, ola Sc .je drzalo koze tu.
nekoliko las; tisti del koze, ma
taterem so rastli lasje, so dali
iad oko, drugo pa ma lice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

Senatni finanCni odSek ic mi
zal deset odStotni davek ma av.o.
mobile III ~motorcikl.je. XII ga ic
spreJela kongresna zbornica, ma
polovico. Ravno TAX davek velia
"a t%raktorie in tovorne avtomo-
bile.
Odsek n%aznaia. ola sc bo kaSne.
Je bavil z olajSavami IA farmarjc.
so davka je doloccmc2a "a vsak
pasazirSki avtomobil. XII ina mai.
mani diva sedeza in ne wee kot Sc
dem, IN ce avtomobil sluzi kot in.
vno prometno SredStvo.
Davek na tObak .je bill >prcjc.
brez %popravka.
Davek ma move in stare avtomo-
bile. ki "a ina placati kupcc. ic
bill znizan ma polovico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

IL Dctroita porocajo: Mc>tn.
Hret je Sprejel odrodbo, 20 kaicri
10 rSakd0 kaznovan ia vsak dam
l%cnarcnja : 800 dcnarmc Yloh,
an 80 dni zapora. Odrcdhu &c M"
lice dclavcev. Iii ne moroio dobi;j
della ali ce stavkajo. Odrcdha jc
bila sprejeta radi t~uiezcmccy. ka-
ierih Sc ne tice odredba ma dclo
ali Y armada
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

IL 81. Paula, Mimi. porocaio.
Nclik gozdni pozar, Hi diva y r..
leznem okrozju severnc Minncso.
lie, je obkrozil Duluth. Superior IN
dru2e naselbiue y doticni okoIici'
$ katerimi je pretrgana vsaka I'VE.
Ia. ' Moose Lake je zgorelo We,
I!udl. Pozar je unicil mestecc
BrookSton in ljudje SO zbezali ,
Cloquet, III je pa tudi &c zajct.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
Previdne %gospOdinje
PRIPOROCILO.

Sodrug Louis Kveder je poto-
yalni zostapnik 'Proletarca'' "a
vse drzave. Pravico ina, da mas
zastopa v vseh receh, kar Sc tice
n%arocnine in oglasov. Sodruge
prosimo, da maj mu pr tenn poslu
kolikor mogoce pomagajo.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
J. S. z.
NAZNANILO.

Clane Jugoslov. Sue. Zveze
'flnb st. 2ll p~ozivljam da St pol
no stevilno udelezijo prihodn.ie
klubove sejc dine 20. okt. 1918 Y
Isvadnih prostorih IA dnevnem
redu "a wanna toGka, katera ST
nora reSiti. OBJ enem Sc opozarja
sodruge, da Sc bolj pogoSto ude-
ieiujejo klubovih sci, in posve-
lilo nekoliko wee zanimanja V or
.ganizaciji, katcri pripadajo,
BartOl ierant, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.

See Slovenskega soc. kluba sc
vrScvsak drugi in Geirti petek Y
meSecu Y I]irija dvorani', 80
1st Ave. Ker so vcdno vazne stva-
ri ma dncvncm redu, cato VAS We
H. dolznost. da pridetc vsi ma So
10. Pripcliitc ; Sabo tOvariSe. XII
So zanimaio ~ razrcdHi boi IN s.
n'So y trgani2aciji
John LenkO, tajni',.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

Senatni financni odsek, XII raz.
pravlja o davcni predlogi, sprc.
jetl V kongresni zbornici, jc dolo-
III so davka ma leto IN v>e osebc.
III izvajajo kakSno' obrt ali profe-
Silo in imajo ma leto $500 koSma-
TIL dohodkov. Prizadcti 81 tudi
farmarji, dasiravno Jill je zbor-
Mica OproStila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

IL Auburna, y. Y, poroca.jo
DRAWN tajnik .jc govoriI ma slav-
nosti stoletnicc auburnSkcga feo-
logicnega seminaria. Rekei ie,
da le professionals Wilson nalan-
emo izjavil principe, ma katerih ia
mogoCe skleniti bodoci mir. Po-
vdaril .je, da moraio mozic. XII
mlsllJo, vedeti, da Sc he more n.
stvariti trajnega miru. ce so ME
COVE doIetbe spisanc iczi in ma
scevan.ia zeljnosti, mesto Z zelii
pc neomaiani pravici in pc sploS-
mem blagostanu. "Nova doba, 70.
jena Y krvi in med ogniem ma bo-
jiscih V Evropi, mora biti krSCan-
ska doba V resnici in ne samo DO
Jeziku. Leta, XII pride.io, morajo
biti leta bratstva in skupnega ma
mena. Mednarodna krivica mora
p~renehati. Nsi Jude morajo biti
sile. Neumestnarazredna s~ovrast-
va iii razredna tiraniia morajo
prenehati. Cloveska druzba mo-
ra biti Organizirana ma principih
pravice i'll svObode," je govoril
mr.. Lansing.
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PraH socialist ne sme biti reIer-
Wst, ampak mora biti vedno akti.
ven vojak svoje stranke. Kdor
nosi svoje prepricanje 10 tam v So
bi, re koristi mic ne sebi, ne svoji
itvaT. Prepricevatj mora tiste, h
Sc MISC prepricani.
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SIN au, dn opazjo druStvcmi tainiki pi poroglib ,1,y,ooo ,i
ua SAKE PomanlkliNosti. maj TO nomuJema naznaniio urodr ger,nn'
tajnika. d' sc Y prholnjc popmyi. S''"'s'
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Il vSako zadolznico Svobcdc ~
I~aJsatc zmago mad kazjcr.jcm. Nj
zelite nJegov poraz!! - Tcda.i po-
magajte.
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T N ~UREDNISTVA.

Gross, Kans.: List. o katerem
rpraSujetc, stoji ma staliStu veti.
ne.
]. NJ: Takih zahval nemoremo
iiskati, ker Jill Smatra poSta ma
podlagi novega zakona "a oglase
in bi morali plaGati davek od Nth.
Steer pa klubi, klp YAM pomaga-
Ii, gotovo MISC storili tega zaradi
JAYNE zahvale, ampak IL dobre
wolfe.
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Delavec, XII ne cita Svojega gla-
sila, je nepopoln delavec. On jc
hlapec svojega gospodarja. nikdar
pa in v nobenem oziru ne sam svoj
rospod.
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da viada namerava zapleni.
II zadolznice svobode in vojno-
hranilnc znamke, Iii Jill lasiujcjo
nemSki in avstrijski podaniki.
Zakladniski tajnik McAdoo ic
formalno izjavil, ola 50 take 20
voricc nercsniGnc.
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Ako kupite zadolznico Svobodc
ne poZahlte naznaniti tcga tainiku
organizacije :. r. H., kateri prina-
date.