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The Denver star., 1918-06-08
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Prot. Kelly Miller. Of Howard Uni
versity. Washington. o. c., has ap-
poirSd Curtis N. Harris as his Book
Agent. Every homo should have . set
Of these books. See Mr.. Harris, 29f%
California street. Be sure and get
the open letter that Kelly Miller wrote
to President Wilson.-priee 1oc.
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ARE YOU ONE OF THESE
TEN MENf

I. The hind-siehted man-never sees
opportunity until 1t is passed.
2. The baek-boneiess manTalways
has to ask someone's advice.
;. The "only" honest man-must
have the control. No one else
honest enough.
I. The spendthrift-never has any.
thing to invest.
). The suspicious man-always afraid
someone will rob him.
). The eoneeited man-knows where
all the best things are without be.
ing told.
2. The modern shyloek-believes in
nothing but the pound Of flesh
mortgage.
listen to anything 'out OF his
line.
}. The unfortunate man-has a
friend who invested and lost.
10. Tho fool-thinks q thing worth
less or II wouldn't be offered to
lin. s-
These ehaps are afraid. But the
world is peopled with the other kind
Is well-we want them.
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WHO GOES AFTER 1T.
CONSIDER THIS: Today. with $50
o 500 invested in this stock, you
nay be laying the foundation for the
success of your entire future!
This is not q dream-the same
hing has happened to other people
within the last few years, in hundreds
" cases.
THE COSMOPOLITAN OIL AND
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For FREE literature write:
Robert Carruth. 919 Nineteenth St,
Denver, Colorado.
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DENVER STARS NEW COLLECTOR

Mrs. Lille Moore. who is well.
known in Denver, is now the collector
for The Denver Star. succeeding S.
Litz Sheriff.. who left Sunday to work
in the National Baptist Publishing
House in Nashville, Tenn. Any favor
shown or courtesy extended her will
be greatly appreciated by The Denver
Star. She will call on you. Meet her
with a smile and pay her with the
coin.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

ing. Baby Alexander having won first
prize and Baby Wharton second prize
The Cedar Art and Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. Humphrey A. Al.
exander, Thursday OF this week
A number of the Boulderado Boys
toured to Denver Monday evening for
an outing.
Mr.. NJ. G. Harding Of Denver, is in
Boulder for few days.
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GUESS WHO?

Mrs. A. NJ. Mitchell, our enterpris
ing trained nurse, has taken unto her.
self husband, much to the great sur
prise Of her many friends. We can.
not tell his name, but probably Rev.
P. ]. Price cana. J. Kennedy.
The Huns in America are constant.
ly after US. Negro has the only regi.
ment without hyphen. Yet in some
parts Of the U. s. he is denied the bal,
lot. Canada has just rewarded her
Indians for their loyalty Of home and
bravery in the trenches with enfran.
chisement, while in Texas, Georgia
and Tennessee 1t seems that the Ne.
groes only reward is lynching and mis-.
treatment.
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TO THE PUBLIC

Or. Maekey's wonderful rheumatic,
neuralgia. throat and asthma cure.
ask about its wonderful results. Tee.
tIneniais In next weeks Issue.
N1o agent.
FLOYD r. SMITH, General Agent
Phone Champa 1862.
2861 Welton St.
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The Harris-caidssiI Eng. 4 Airnaut-
Ieai Co.. has an Aeroplane engine, $50
horse power, at 400 revolutions per
minute, will make $50 mIlss IN hour.
Stock at Soc per share. Buy 10 shares
or more At $3.50 down. Ethel caid-
we'll, Secretary, 243o Lafayette st.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

BEGIN TO-DAY TO GET READY FOR
The annual track-msst and Field Day
OF the v. N. c. A. and Y. w. c. A.
at Rocky Mountain Lake on JULY
FOURTH.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Keep OF the date, June 13th-Nao.
mics trip TO Pleasure Land. Old Col.
only hall, Morrison's Orchestra. Prize
Of $3.50 given to the lucky person.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
NorIcE-wHo KNOWS THIS MAhg

Henry Morton OF 3743 Langley Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, desires to locate his
father, who used to live on Walnut
street about IL years ago. Anybody
knowing the whereabouts, or any in
formation about his father. kindly
write Henry Morton. fiat first, 3743
Langley Ave, Chicago.
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READERS ATTENTION.

Arrangements have been made
whereby readers Of this paper can So
cure the celebrated painting "Colored
Man No Stacker" for 25c. Address
Roy NJ. Robinson. 1887 Arapahoe
street, Denver. Colo. It. 5-11-1Spd
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BEGIN TO-DAY TO GET READY FOR
The annual traek-meet and Field Day
Of the v. N. c. A. and Y. w. c. A.
At Rocky Mountain Lake on JULY
FOURTH. -.
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The STAR Agent is coming
see YOU 4

JoInt Endowment poileiss Tor hue
2 hand and wife. Protection. eavinOe.
.afsty and Investment combined. 80
Harry MeCIaiN.
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Tho Stewardess Board Of Shorter
A. m. e. church desire that the Gram
mar School graduates and the High
School graduates will send in their
names to the Secretary, Mrs. N. p.
King, 1888 Pennsylvania St. 6-1s-1e
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

WANTED, A housekeeper at SCOTS
bluff. Write VIM. l.. Hall. Prof OF
Agriculture, Scottsbluh, Neb.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

June 26-Boykin's Tabernaei.
Old Colony Hall.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

The Sunshine Club house social will
be postponed until further notice. See
Star for further announcements. Mrs.
E. Morris, Pres, 1858 Stout 81.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

June 1S-Spanish War Veterans at
City Auditorium. Morrison's Augment
ed Orchestra.
June 25-Mothers' Club Bazaar at
Scott NJ. E. Church.
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Keep of date, eoykln's Tabernacle,
Old Colony hall, June 18th.
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EvontS.

70 AVOID coNFLIcTs, CONSULT
THIS COLUMN AND SEE WHAT
10 TO De GIVEN.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

June 12-Boy Scouts at Shorter
Church.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

June 13th-Naomi's trip to Pleasure
Land. Old Colony hall.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Mrs. Blanche Baker Of Clarkson st
is on the sick list.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Keep on the dates Of June l. 20 and
27.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

Remember the Denver Star 10 only
81. for 6 months. or $1.50 . year, cash
| advance.
The Denver star., 1918-06-08
SHOW UP DENVER AND COLO
RADo-DENvER STARS EDITION
OF PICTURES AND cUTs-GET
IN NOWI .

Club women having pictures taker
and cuts made therefrom: Single col
umn, square, 2x3 inches long. $3.50
and up: single column. oval. 2x3 in
ches long, $2.75 and up, and single col
umn, circular cut, 2x3 inches long, 81
and up.
Rates made to club women having
vrite-ups will cos; 81 for 5-inch single
column, including cut. Club women in
groups, finch double column. IS and
up. Club women furnishing their own
pictures and we make cuts, 81. Any
individuals who do not furnish either
pictures or cuts, 50. Persons who
furnish cuts only, for every insertion.
5-inch single column, 81. Persons who
furnish pictures only. $3.50.
CUTS OF HOMES AND
RESIDENCES.
Persons having neither pictures OF
cuts. 3-inch double column, 81. Per.
sons having cuts only. $3.50. This
home write-up will only contain the
name OF the owner and the address
CUTS OF BUSINESS PLACES.
Persons having neither pictures nor
cuts have the same price as above
Display advertisements, 81 per inch.
Announcements, write-ups and reading
notices, soc per line, words. No cuts
will be made 1ntil paid for before
making. cash in hand. There will be
no big ''I' and little 'yous," the col
umns are open to every one in the
Uvnot
The Denver star., 1918-06-08

west.
Half page 5000
Quarter page .................. 1850
Eighth page .................. 1000
Special rates In pictures and cuts
have been given outsiders such as
Boulder, Grand Junction. Pueblo, and
Colorado Springs, Trinidad, Cheyenne
as Casper.
This Federation issue will be sent
all over the United States. We can
furnish pictures and cuts to any one
See j. ]. Manuel on business places:
Geo. w. Gross on clubs and Geo. G.
Ross on homes. First come, first
served. Get in on the. ground floor
II you desire our photographer to take
your home or place Of business place
let us know at once. so arrangements
will be made. We have scarcely one
month. Act quickly. The best edi-
ton ever gotten out by The Star.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19

Mill produced Jan Isl te Nov LIST, l49'SI4 ffs
Eggs produced Jan. LIST TO Nov. lst, S@52:"
Dressed PORK used at Institution. 1928 - Solo
SG63 IS.
Dressed Beef used at restitution. s2s9se
Plgs weeks otd. sold, sSso.go
Cows. sold, s2I5.a0.
!. Ok, sold. $4,000
Horses pr. sold. $4,000.
Poultry, sold and used s2el Sc, Tstal sold
Sl90.1s.
Calves. sold, $sa.o0
The following stock has been raised
since January /, 1918 and still al the
farm 81 young pigs; 9 heifer calves:
lSG pullets (part laying now): 10
C0ckerels geese.
Fruits and Vegetables Canned in 1918
Strawberries, 223 quart cans
kaxpberfies 80 quart cans
1omatoe4 l26 quart cans.
String beans 50 quart cans.
~eshef tteanE,7 81 fltfart cans ------- So
Sweet Corn. VI quart cans
rsssa So quart cans.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.

Report Of farm and dairy products
for Me year 1913.
Po:at0ea. Gao hnshels.
Beans 81 bushels
Beets, IS bushels
Carrots, 40 bushels
Squash. 2 tons.
Sweet Corn. zoo dozen ears
Cabbage 1900 heads
Fodder Corn for ensilage. 4s tons
Radsshe5. 1906 bunehes.
Lettuce, 1000 heads
Toms, oes 100 tilshe!s-
EgGs 100 dozen. 80 dozen put down in wa
ter 'rassl,
Brood sovvs. last falls pigs fatted. ready
to XIII, / azf falls pigs butchered. II
weight 1883 pounds
Young pigs on hand. some TO Ire sold. 81
M:l}:. u 400 pounds.
Vegetable plants sold. s4144t
Two pigs sold, $40 90
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

The following crops were raised at
the industrial school during the 1915.
season:
Hay. 1875 tons
Straw. 65 toTs
Oats, 1909 bushels.
Beans. $50 bushels.
Barley. 80 bushels
Wheat. $50 bushels
Feed Wheat, 70 bashe.s
Ensilape. $50 TINS
Potatoes 22G2 bushels.
Table bseta. 81 bushels,
Carrots $40 bushels.
Cattle beets. ego bushels.
.Turnips. 262 bnshals-
sumuer Squash. 25O paunas.
Winter Squash. tons.
Pumpkins ton.
Cabbages 450O heads.
String beana 430 htshsls-
Peas. ga ushels-
Sweet corn, l25 bushels.
Tomatoes, AIS bushels
Beans. so bushels
Onions, y bushei@-
Cueuxabers, 1000.
Swiss Chard Is bush@a.
Apples % barrels
Fears, 10 barrels.
strawberries. 100 quarts.
Greens, 60 bushels
Celery. 22G heads,
CauIiAower. % heads.
Peppers. 2 bushels
Lettuce 100 heads
Radnhes. SIS bunchss
The following home raised meat
has been slaughtered during the
/ year: -
Reef. 1890 pounds.
Pork. 2ieo pounds.
Chicken. 325 pounds.
Canning OF products has been done
at the institution as follows:
! String Beans. 52s quarts
Tomatoes. $50 quarts
Corn. $40 quarts.
Chicken. o. quarts.-
T Mustard Pickle. "a qEzEta
Hineemeat. 20 quarts
Chill Sauce, "a quarts. 80
Beets, 81 quarts.
Cherries. IA quarts
straWherries. So quarts.
-AaaDDiesy 81 quarts
y @.sa
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
SCHOOL FOR FEEsLE-MINpEo.

The productions Of this institution
for 1919 were as follows
Potatoes. SAP bushels.
Beans tYe!iow Eye, II bushels
Hay. SO ID tons.
Oats, 800 bushes~
Ensilage. 65 tons
Wheat. 10 bushels.
Corn, 29l bushels.
Carrots, a IL bushels
Reefs, q hus heis.
rurnips. 20 bushels.
Cabbage As heads.
Onions, 143 i-2 bushels.
Pumpkins, 30,
Apples. 81 l-2 barrels.
String Beans. e Sc bushels
Shell Beans. bushels.
Summer Squash, 42s nouEds.
CucumbeFs, Sc bushels.
Tomatoes I6 ga bushels.
Radishes. 1909 punches Qe radtshes to tbs
hunehi.
Peas bushels.
Sweet Corn, 81 - bushels.
Green Peppers. 8 bushels
Asparagus. AZ l-2 pounda
Rbubarb. 1sl pounds.
Spinach. is bushels
Lettuce 2S 3-4 bushels.
Stra wberries. lo3 10 quart.
Blackberries. , quartz
RaSpbSfrless a. QuaftS-
Currants. S8 bushels.
Beet Greens. 5 - bushels.
Horse Radish Green's. 9 IL bushel.
Cow Slip Greens. bushels
DaudeliDns. bushels.
Chicken, Is 1-2 pounds.
Cottage Cheese, lA2 l-2 pounds.
Butter. "A pounds.
Sales. from the farm have been as
follows:
| Bull. sI14.5s.
Ayrshire Bah Calf sasee
Hides. S6. %.
6 Cows. $l6l.44
10 Calves, sI43.ss
4 Hogs $Si9.6o.
Hens and BOOSTERS ,lss lbs), sass.
3 BOOSTERS. $500.
Cream. $547,70.
Pks. Seed Corn. $3.50.
Total, sl3s325.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
STATE PRISON.

The following table shows the pro-
Guction OF the stale. farm al Wind
sor from January /. 1915 10 the tirst
Of Jecnmher. Where prices have
been fixed they nave been based on
the current market prices,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
STATE HOSPITAL FOR The IN.
SANE


STATE HOSPITAL FOR TIE IN.
SANE.
Farm produce and garden truck
raised at tho state hospital for the
season of 1913 was as Fellows:
BestA tGreens}. az hashela
Hsets 4s9 bushels.
Beans. String. Ies hushels
Beams. She'll. Is bushels
Crrants. l4l quarts.
Caulidower. log heads
/; Carrots. 299 bushels
Cora 84s bushels
Corn. Field, 500 b1shela
Corn Seed 80 bushels
c1eUmbefs. IS bushels
Cabbage. 1881 pouRdG
Celery. 100 punches.
Chicken Dressed 42S pounds
Calves, Veal 49,. 1877 Pounds.
| Calves (Sold1. Is head
, Cattle. Condemned (So.dl, head
Cows. Beef ~, 1881 pouIlds
Endive IS bushels.
Eggs. 1921 dozen.
Ensilage. 336 tons.
Greens. % bushels.
Hay. 303 tons
Hogs. sold {47i. $3.50 pounds.
Hog. Stag tSoldt a. /.
Hides (Soldl, 81. 1876 pounds.
Lettuce. 20 bushsIs.
Onions. 500 busheIa.
Pork. 29.500 pounds.
Parsnips. "a bushels.
Milk from Jan LIST to Nov 1st. 4l9.ss5 lbs.
Peas. Green. lel bushels
Pumpkin. 4945 pounds.
Peppers. II bushe
Potatoes 1858 bushels.
RadiShes.I buahe
Rhubarb. $3.50 pounds.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
f1naassal aaARary.

F1naaeial saAHsary.
cssh na.an:e N.v ! l3is 81 422 ss7l4
R-x-tur. for November a:a.s17S7
lg44..ss ~
AUDITOR orders paid in November asa. ga %
Cash oa hand Nu' 50. ISIS l.45s.sa5 u
,s+4, Ass SO
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
Summaries of November Reports
of State Departments to
the Board OF Control

CraksDpas ssSfls. IA gaAs&a
Gsasspsses .e1Fy. ~ aHa7sa.
Crahapvis aslly. 80 saznasea.
Peas. iss anas.z.
PieeaiisiI. 10 Rs3sSzA
Pears. $50 ausrz
heet greens. g. gallons.
Greens 1salsedl, 100 gsiiaha
stxiAs keaHs esaiaed). $50 salsna,
The rpliowiss has been Rreaaeea
during The year:
Mlg. 1919 pouhds
Butter, -2sgs i-2 poisnds
Eggs. 500 l-2 dozen -s
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-19
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS.

- -, oa :. -.
Frouuctioh iof ne SEASON as tue
DC t'e'l'sui a 9',A'''i a.
as Ioilo@s;
hapif syrup 22S gallons
raw 10 TONS
straw. Is tons
EnsilaRe. 100 tons
Oats 69o bushels
Wheat. so bushels
Peas. 20 bushels.
eaH1' - s1311s
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1.s+4,4ss SO
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CLASSIFIED ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
LISTNICA UPRAVNISTvA.

Listu v podporo izkazemo drugi
teden.
Mnogo narocnikov sc pritozuje,
da he dobivajo rcdno lista. Mi ga
redno odposiljamo in kdor ga ne
redno dobiva, mai gre vpraSat ma
pOsto. Vsi tisti narocniki, katerim
smO poslali pismena sporocila, da
jim je n%arocnina potekla, maj isto
takoj ponove. Vsem tistim, XII So
ne oglasijo teku 10 dni, bono
moral list ustaviti. Vlada he pu-
sti nobene potrate S papirjem re
sedaj, Sc ostrejsi zakon pa stopi Y
yeljavo dine l. oktobra t. |.
ZelimO, da nam Lovro Gorjup
IL Detroit, Mich, naznani svoj no.
vi naslOv. Use posiliatve, naslov-
ljene ma njegov start naslov, nam
JIG poSta vrnila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
ADVERTISEMENT
P0DP0RNA zVEl.
Inkorporirana %. aprila IN.
DRAW Penn.
Sedez: Johnstown, Pa.

SedeZ: JohnstoWn, Pa.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: IVAN PRosToR, 1898 Norwood Rd- Cleveland, Ohio.
Glavni tajnik: BLAz NovAK, 64 Main Str Jchnstown, Pa.
{. Pom. tai: ANDREA VIDRICH. 40 Main St. Franklin, Concmaugh Pa
BlagajnIk: JoSIP zELE, $500 ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pom. Blaga jnk: ANTON HocEVAR, R. F. d 9, Box 81, Bridgeport. O
NADZoRfu oDBoR:
Prcdsednik nadzor odlora: JOSH PETERNEI, Box %. Wilcox, Pa.
1nadzornfk: NIKoLAJ PovSE, 1 Grab st, Numrey ILL., N. s. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
2 nadzornik: IVAN GRosEIJ. 1856 E. 18TH st, Cleveland, Ohio.
POROTNI ODBOR:
Predscdnik porot. odbora: MARTIN oBERzAN, Box 70, East Mineral
Kans.
!. porotnik: FRANC TERoPcIc, r. F. D :. Box lie, Fort Smith. AK
2 porotnik: JOSH GoLoB, 1916 s.. nth St. Springfield, III.
vRHovNI ZDRAvNIK:
DR.. JoSIP v. GRAHEK, s3 E. Ohio St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Glavni urad: 63i Main St, JOhnstown, Pa.
URADNO CLASSIC:
GAS NARoDA." 80 Cortandt Street, New York City.
Ccnjcna drustva, oziroma Nth uradnki, so uliulno proscni poSIia,;
sc dopisc naravnost n eEavncga tarmka in nikogar dru,era' Dmor
maj Sc posljc cdno potion POSTUM, ESprcsnih, ali BanGnih denarnb
nakaznle, nlkakor pa 10 potion pivatnih cckov. Nakazuice nai Sc ma.
slovlJaJo: BlazN ovak, Title Trust and GWaUntcc ca. in tako nasloylime
P"llaJo z mesecnim porocilon II a naslov 81 tninka.
sueaJu, da opazUo drusRcui tajniki pi pOrUIlih clavncga tai
nla kake pomanjkpvosti. maj to ncmudnma naznanijo uruIu gIavnma
taJnlka, da Sc V prihodnjc popavi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
Detroit, Mich.

V nedeljo, %. augusta priredi
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. ia
svoj prvi piknik, na katcrem DO
sodelovalo wee pevskih druStev,
med mimi tudi slovenski social
sticni pevski zbor "Zarja" IL Gle
velanda.
Jugoslovanski socialistiGni klub
ia apelira ma vse Slovencc in
sploh Jugoslovane de,roitske ma
selbine, maj sc udcleze piknika, Ola
pokazemp svojim gostom, kako
znamo ceniti Nth pozrtvovalnost.
Pripravljani odbor jc storil vse,
kar je bio V njegovi noel, da bo
"a vsakega dovoli zabave. Pro-
gram BIO obSiren in izbran. Igral BIO
ceski orkester. l~zvajanje progra-
ma sc pricne OBJ , popoldnc.
Piknik sc vrSi ma Mack Avenue
III Six Mile Road. Nzame Sc Cross
town kara do Mack Ave. tam SC
izstopi i'll vzame Mack Ave. kara,
$ katero sc pelje do konca to JIG
do 6 mile road. Obtain sta Sc diva
bloka do prostora, kjer sc vrSi
piknik.
V slucaju dezja DO zabava V
Delavskem domu, 3S7 Ferry Ave.
Ma vsak nacin torej ia svidenje
dine Is. augusta.
Jos. Oven,
organizator.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
Cleveland. O
Jos. Oven,
Organizator.

Nekaj casa jc tcga, kar JIG bio
"Proletarcu" priobceno vabilo
ia piknik slovenskega socialistiG-
mega kluba St. 81. Piknik Sc je DO
programu izvrSil in kakor navad-
no je bill odziv cd strani obcinstva
sijaJen, zakar sc V imenu kluba
najtopleje zahvaljujem vsem, Xxi
so mas ra~zvcselili Z bogatim pev-
skim programom. Obenem prosim
goste IL Detroita, maj sc he jeze
prevec mad mani neokretnimi Gle
velandcani, Xxi Sc zavedamo. da
smo Jim slabO pOstregli. Maj bodo
prepricani, da smo imeli dobro
voljo, toda IL svojih izkuSenj bodo
pac vedeli, da ie pri takih prili-
kah della cez glavo, in to mas je
najbolj zadrzevalo. Zahvaljujcm
Sc Jim "a obisk in jim sporocam
priJazen pOzdrav V imenu kluba.
A. Bogatay,
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
PRoGLAs.

Cd prvoga julia 1918 godine j.
5. Savez IL America postavljcn JIG
ma osnOvu samoupravih sekcija i
prema tome svaka narodnost ina
podpuno pravo pcduzimati svc one
akcije, kOje smatra kao savremcne
! najuspesnije "a prosvetu i orga-
nizovanje radnicke klase.
cato privremeni Odbor Srpske
Soc. Sekcije, podpuno svestan
duznosti, koja mu JIG p%ovcrcna i
Odgovornosti "a Geo rad j sve DO
duhvate prvenstveno smatra scbc
obaveznim, da.objavi sledece:
1. Nacelna izjava.
Srpska Socijalisticka Sekciia
kao sastavni dec Jugoslovenskog
Socijalistickog Savcza zastupa
principe medjunarodnog sociializ-
ma, IL isto vreme konstruktivni
program / taktiku, usvojenu ma
londonskoj medjusaveznickoj soci-
talistickoj konferenciji cd marta
1918. god.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
Tehtni Yzroki.

V slucajih, da je bilo kakSno
zdravilo med ljudstvom priljublie-
no celih 30 let, morajo biti pri
tenn tehtni vzroki, Gemu so bolniki
%stavili svoje zaupanje V to zdEa-
vilo. T%rinerjevo ameriSko grenko
zdravilno vino viva najvecjo po-
pularnost &c IA dObo treh deset-
letij. Cemu? Ker nikdar ne preva-
ri cloveka ker je zelo prijetnega
uzitka in zaeno tudi zelo uspesno.
To vino izeisca Grevesje, ostri okus
(tek) in pomaga pri prebavi. Use
zelOdcne neprilike: zabasanost,
neprebava, napenjanje, glavobol,
nervOznost in splesna slabost bodo
izginile. Nase geslo je: Mi VAN We
dino lahko gledamo V oGi. Mi rabbi
mo najbolisa grenka zdravilna re-
liSca ter naravnO rdece vino pri IL
dclovanju Trincrjevcga ameriSkc-
ga cliksirja. To so tehtni vzroki,
da ina TO Zdravilo toliko tisoc svo-
Jill prijatcljev. Cena $1.10 V lekar-
nah. - Trinerjev Liniment JIG tudi
noprekosno zdravilo. POskusite
ga prot revmatizmu, nevralgiji,
%hrbtobolu, izpahkih, oteklinah it'd.
Cena 80 in 65 centov V lekarnah,
pc posti As in 75c. - Joseph Tri-
ner Company, 1333-1343 SO. Ash
land Ave-, Chicago, Ill. adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
MILWAUKEE,. WIS

Seize slovenskega soc. kluba Sc
vrsevsak drugi in cetrti petek v
mesecu v ~"Iirija dvorani", 80
LIST. Ave. Prihodnja seja DO torcj
trIindvajsetega augusta zveGer.
ker so vednO vazne stvari ma
dnevnem redu, cato Vas veze
dolznost, da pridete vsi ma sejo.
Pripeljite s sabo tOvariSe, XII Sc
zanimajo "a razredni boz in &c nj
SO V Organizaciji
John Lenko, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
Sfranka
SODRUGOM v CRAWFORD
DUN KANS.!
Gross, Kansas,


Mammalian sodrugom, da sc
vrsi prihodnja konferenca zdruze-
nih klubov j. S. Zvezc V Craw-
ford County na Ringo, Kans., dnc
%. augusta oh = popoldan.
Sodrugi! Udelezite sc polno-
Stevilno te k%onference. ReSiti ina
mo zelo vazno toxic, katere nj smo
mogli reSiti ma zadnji konfercnci.
Blizajo Sc volitvc ,zatorci JIG vaSa
dolznost, da sc udclezitc polno-
stevilno k~onferenc, ma katerih Sc
resujejo zelo vazne in koristnc "a
deve.
S socialisticnim pozdravom
Frank Smcrdu,
konf. tajnik,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-20
rukama suludih carskih mani.

rukama suludih carskih mani
jaka.
Danas jos pc celom svetu vlada
chaos i nercd kao poslc zemljo-
tresa.
Mad coveGanstvom wise i crni
oblaci prepuni munja j gromova.
Mi sc nalazimo ma granici IL,
mcdju starog i novoga doba, koje
&C nastupiti sa novim snagama,
koje sc formiraju u ljudskoj "a
jcdnici.
IL ovoga chaosa i meteza dici
&c sc snaga proleterskc svesti, da
spasc tovecanstvo cd novih kata-
,trofa.
Ma obzorju pojavljaju sc prvi
zraci core ljepsih dana.
cato svi vi, koji pripadate rad.
nome narodu / poznajete zakone
~razvoja, podignite u Wis celia i Ia.
stave! Ia oblacima je sjajno
zarko sunoe istine i pravde.
Budite svesni duznosti, koju
YAM je historija drustvenog raz.
vitka opredelila. Dosln lie vreme
da sc teorija pocne privoditi U
delo, nastupaju DAM na.jzivlj,
aktivnosti. Radni narod JIG pozvan
da spase covecanstvo cd novil
stradanja i muka, cd bede j ne
wolfe.
cato stupajte u organizacije sv.
vi, koji ste orobljeni i obcsprav
ljeni; "a veliko delo oslobodjenja
trcbaju sc sve snage i moCan save;
a najviSc trcba solidarnosti prole
tarijata.