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The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
Bond, Stamp Sales
Grammar Schools
Reach 1929 Mark

A total of $3,239.35 was real
lied in war loan drive Tues
day in Coolidge grammar
schools, according to Mrs. F. P.
Jameson, chairman.
At North school there was
s193.3O worth of stamps pur-
chased and $3.50 in bonds. At
South school the total was
s71.05 in stamps and sS25 in
bonds.
Another drive will be con-
Quoted next Tuesday. Mrs.
Jameson was assisted by Mrs.
George Dempster, Mrs. Ed
Stringer and Mrs. M. M. Coop
er.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

Q DR.. Grady Gammage, president
of Arizona State Teachers college
at Tempe and uncle of Melvin
Gammage of Coolidge, has been
elected to the board of directors
of the National War Fund. For
the past year and half he has
been president of the Arizona
United War Fund Inc.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
Civic Group Figures Indicate Net
Cost Of Incorporation Of Coolidge
Will Not Exceed S.5153 Per S1OO
Final action to be taken by chamber of commerce at
monthly meeting February 14th Estimated city
budget $27, 200 with estimated revenue from sales
tax and other items $17,4OO Present fire district
costs included.

Coolidge took long stride to-
ward becoming city within its
own right Tuesday night with the
filing Of a favorable report by
members Of a special chamber of
commerce committee. The report
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
Ruling Aids San
Carlos Claim On
GiIa River. Water
New Mexico supreme court
rules Sunset Ditch COM
pany, representing Virden
Valley landowners in Gila
River water adjudication
suit, is valid organization
affected by consent de-
cree.

In a decision that may have far
reaching effect upon dispute over
Gila river water rights in Pinal
ounty and elsewhere in the state,
le New Mexico supreme court
as ruled that the Sunset Ditch
company. which represented Vir-
den Valley landowners in Gila
river adjudication suit. is valid
organization and as such was duly
bound by federal court consent
decree of 1885 establishing Gila
river water rights of all users in
the Florence, Casa Grande, Dun
can, Stafford and Virden valleys.
The decree was the result Of a
suit between the federal govern
ment and Casa Grande-Florence
waters users on the one hand and
those of Stafford, Duncan and Vir-
den Valley on the other hand. Ap-
pointment of water commission
er for administration purposes was
provided for in the decree.
Virden Valley landowners were
dissatisfied with the amount OF
water allowed them by the decree
and in January of 1899, the COVER
nor of New Mexico, John a.
Miles, sent the state police to Vir-
den to open flood gates. closed
bv the water commissioner, in an
effort to get more water.
Because OF the governors action
and that of the landowners in tax
ing more water than the decree
allowed them, contempt citations
were brought against the Sunset
Ditch company and farmers In the
Virden district by the Arizona U.
s. district court. Each landowner
was fined 5000.
In. further effort to exempt
the Virden Valley people from the
decree, the state of New Mexico
attempted to secure a ruling 10
the effect that the Sunset Ditch
company was not a valid organlza-
| ton, basing its contention on a
1921 law passed by the New Mexl'
co legislature, which held that
corporations established under
territorial acts had to submit an
nual reports and that the Sunset
Ditch company had forfeited lts
charter because Of failure to do
so.
This effort was successful to the
extent the district court OF New
Mexico ruled the Sunset Often
company had forfeited its charter
and had no legal existence at the
time it represented the Virden
Valley landowners in the G1la rlV'
er adjudication suit. Through the
insistence and efforts of the san
Carlos Irrigation and Drainage
d,strict, the district court decision
was appealed to the supreme
court of New Mexico, which ias'
week handed down decision
which upheld the contention the
1921 act was unconstitutional anc
that the charter of the Sunse'
Ditch company could not be for
feited In the manner attempted
by the act.
The supreme court ruling thu
means the Sunset Ditch compan!
was a valid corporation at th'
time it represented the Virdel
Valley landowners in the Gill
river adjudication suit and tha
the landowners are bound by tn
terms of the decree rendered il
| the suit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
Womans Club To
Be Open Until
1880 Tonight

The Womans club building
will be open until 1870 tonight
so that teen-agers may attend
the party after the bond rally
at he high school. The regular
time for the building to be clos
ed is II o'clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

q Mrs. William Cline of Globe and
Mrs. Ben Reynolds of Roosevelt
were overnight guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ander-
son on Wednesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

. Pvt. Carl Wieting will leave to-
morrow for Denver, Colorado, af-
ter spending two weeks furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Wieting. He is an aerial gun
ner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
Monday Deadline
In Applying For
1914 Car License

Monday, January 81, Is the last
dav to secure 1914 motor vehicle
license stickers without paying \
penalty, Lynn Farley, county as
SCISSOR, stated this week In urging
owners to avoid increased pay
ments.
Application may be made at the
assessors office in Florence. In
Coolidge, application may be made
at the city hall.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

. Deputy District Governor Pa
Gilbert Of Casa Grande was
guest at Coolidge Lions club "
nesday evening.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

. Mrs. Kathleen Ruttencutter of
West Virginia is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Knight.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
The Gatzaa1
Note Book
FOR ITS WORK

FOR ITS WORK
in digging out facts and figures the
chamber of commerce committee
charged with reporting on prob
able cost and probable revenues
of Coolidge following incorpora-
tion deserves a flock of orchids
The committee went to the source
of its information and took no ones
word who wasn't in position to
know the true story.
FROM THE STATE
tax commission the committee
learned Coolidge was losing better
than $4,000 annually and the tax
commission based its estimate of
loss on a total population of 1869.
From the county assessor it was
determined the lieu tax on auto
mobiles should produce a mini
mum of $4,000 annually and this
figure would more than double
when new automobiles and trucks
could be purchased in years fol-
lowing the war. The probable
amount due from fines and occupa-
tion taxes were of necessity guess
work yet the committee believes
these items have been underesti-
mated by more than $4,000.
INCORPORATION
of Coolidge is most vital and it is
our considered opinion every indi-
vidual property owner favoring in
corporation shold make his desire
known to the chamber of COM
merce.
WE'VE HEARD SOME
complaint recently of the OPA and
its pricing regulations but when
we weigh the results of OPA price
control and the lack of control in
other countries the inescapable
conclusion is that OPA is doing a
pretty good job.
PROOF OF THE
good OPA is doing is that without
price control, cigarettes sell at 3S
cents each in Germany. Razor
blades are s1.50 in China. 1t
takes 100 pounds of cotton to
trade for a sarong in Java and a
cheap suit of clothes costs $15S in
Italy.
AND THAT LEADS
us to the observation that Cool
idge consumers can do their bit
by reporting cases of overcharg-
ing. There are not many mer
chants evading price control reg
ulations but there are a few. We
had occasion few days ago to
shop for groceries in a Florence
store. There we noted grade CO.
round steak being sold for "A cents
per pound and that is many cents
above the ceiling.
FOLKS WHO cUSs
the power company when the
lights go out can lay some of the
blame on the war and some of the
blame on hunters who can't resist
taking a shot at insulators. In
several instances recently, stud
ent pilots from Arizona air bases
and flying fields have clipped
wires of the main power lines
leading in from Parker dam. When
these main lines are severed, the
power goes off and the men at the
Indian Service power plant in
Coolidge rush to start the big
diesel engines to pick up the
slack but the lights are out
for time.
NOW THAT THE
congress- and the president are
seriously considering national
service act the wisdom of Ameri-
can Legion leaders in urging just
such an act becomes more and
more apparent. 1t was these war
veterans of 1918 who initiated
Just such a measure in 1922 only
to be chided and denounced as
war mongers. Yet had similar
act been the law of our land, there
would not be so many dead on
foreign battlefields and much
greater percentage of our men
would finally come home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

OY. C. White left for Los Angeles
Saturday on a buying trip.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

. 1t. and Mrs. Don Ruff and fam
fly have rented the Mondell prop
erty on Pinkley Ave. The lieuten-
ant is stationed at Mariana Air
Base, Mariana.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

Q Mrs. Pearl Moore of Los Angeles
will leave today after visit of
several days with Reverend Lima
O'Donnell.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
INCORPORATION

TNCORPOHN ION
OF Coolidge is most vital and it is
our considered opinion every indi-
vidual property owner favoring in
corporation shold make his desire
known to the chamber of COM
merce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
WE'VE HEARD SOME

W. - t'GHhD 0S"G
complaint recently of the OPA and
its pricing regulations but when
we weigh the results of OPA price
control and the lack of control in
other countries the inescapable
conclusion is that OPA is doing a
pretty good job.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28
PROOF OF THE

PROOF OF THE
good OPA is doing is that without
price control, cigarettes sell at 3S
cents each in Germany. Razor
blades are s1.50 in China. 1t
takes 100 pounds of cotton to
trade for a sarong in Java and a
cheap suit of clothes costs $15S in
Italy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-01-28

in digging out facts and figures the
chamber of commerce committee
charged with reporting on prob
able cost and probable revenues
of Coolidge following incorpora-
tion deserves a flock of orchids
The committee went to the source
of its information and took no ones
word who wasn't in position to
know the true story.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
R0GOMIR MAGAJNA:
Drama Y vogonu

Co ure, ko clovek nina de-
maria, pa ina dobro voljo, SO
ure ko clovek nina niti denar-
ia, niti dobre wolfe. Tako mi je
bio tisto dopoldne, ko je caso-
pisie v nekaj vrsticah priobcilo
zgodbo, Xxi sem 10 V tisti veliko-
mestni, pa kljub temu bedni in
maihni svoji sobi precital in W.
gel V kot. In nato sem vrgel v
kot Sc Cankarja, Barbussea, Sin
CLARA in sto drugih misli, legel
ma postelio in malomarno gledal
V strop do vecera, ne da bi Sc
brigal "a predavanja ma vseuci-
IiScu. niti cato, da bi sci v mesto
ma low "a prehrano. Bill sem pre-
prican V tistem dnevu, da nj
pravzaprav mic hudega ne imeti
mic in ne JEST mic. Bio mi je sa-
mo zal, da clovek nina zmozno-
sti zabubiti Sc kot zival v TAKEN
pustem iesenskem dnevu v Dr.
log ter prespati limo, prespati
tisoc ur in Sc pustiti buditi cd
veselega trenotka, XII ina priti
neki umiSljeni pomladi. No -
meme ie prebudil IL brezlicnega
sanjarjenja tovaris hipih, ko
Sc ie priGela plaziti V sobico noe.
ter me odpeljal V bar, FAINT je
incl veliko denarja in srcno We
seize, da je mas brlogarje vodil
gIedat cudesa tega sveta. Naro-
ell je buteljko dragega vina, XII
mi je il praznega zelodca sililo
V zivcevje ter omamljalo misli.
Kot skozi meglo sem gledal ma
plesalke, ma hrumeci orkester in
nekega elegantnega gospoda,
Xxi Sc je S prileznico piano zibal
ma stolu semintja. Incidence
sem in me to nj razburjalo pre-
vec, pac pa mi je LEILA v zivce
vsakdanja barska pesem, XII so
10 naenkrat priceli kricati GO
spodje godbeniki in V zvokih ka-
tere je kot V blazenosti zarel O.
braz elegantnega costa. Kricali
so pevci dolgo in neusmiljeno.
I'll znaS, da samo tebe stujem,
ii znaS, da samo tebe volim,
ii slu$aS j Sc smejes
da-i ako Sc ii kunem, draga moja,
hajd u tai park Sanssouci;
haid, owl noe, ola moja 81.
Hotu tebi, draga, mnogo sladkih
reel kaZat.
Hajd u tai park Sanssouci! 80.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22
GLASGOW Il NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES PoGORELEC

Poradl drugega nujnega della
v uradu je ia kolona izostala
dali kot sem mislil da b. pa Sc
ne da pomagati. Kjer je della "a
emo osebo prevec Sc pac stori to-
like kolikor Sc more.
Pregled naSega della skozi zad-
ME Stiri tedne je sledeGi:
V Chicago, Chas. Pogorelec 4
move in IA obnovnih narocnin.
Luka Groser 2 opnovi; Frank S.
Tauchar 6 novih narocnin. Jo-
sko Oven je bill v Detroitu in
prinesel cd tam 4 move in 2 OBJ
novljeni n%arocnini ter 81 v IL
skovni sklad. Pozneje je Sci Sc
ma SansoV shod v Cleveland, cd
koder je prinesel $3.50 V tiskov-
nj sklad; donna je dobil dive ma
~ocnini in izrocil SIS v tiskovni
Sklad, katere mu je postal z dru-
gimi stvarmi Louis Britt liz Hou-
stona, Pa. Dale: Frank Zaitz 2
1%arocnini ter ST tiskovni fond,
Anton Andres je pa prodal Is
koledarjev.
John Tancek, Girard, O., je
postal novce "a oglase V koledar-
ia in 2 n%arocnini. Provizije 81 nj
vel, kot je Johnova stara nava-
Ia, ravno tako kot Johna Kosina
XII je narocil Sc en- koledar, ker
ie svojega prodal. Dale je cd
tam postal Andrea Krvina clan
5ke prispevke in "a Prosvetno
natico Cd kluba st. 222 JSZ.
Frank Stih, Sheboygan, Wis,
je pred kratkim postal 6 marco
min in 81 tiskovni sklad ter
malo pojamral, da je proved
osamljen v agitaciji. Priporocal
ie, maj Sc obrnemo ma Toneta
Debevca in Leo Milostnika, XII
sta oba vplivni osebi v naselbi-
nj, z vabilom, da maj malo poma-
gaia pr ~agitaciji. In res, storili
smo pc priporocilu in Sc obrnili
ma obadva. Leo Sc je takoj Cd
zval insposlal re 10 novih marco
min ter rama priporocila, kako
in kaj glede agitacije. To je bill
v resnici razveseljiv odziv in bi
81 clovek zelel vec takih. Prica-
kujemo, da Sc tudi Tone Debevc
kai oglasi.
V zapadni PENN je Sc v ak
ciji Tone Zornik. Postal je 9 no.
viii, 21R obnovljenih narocnin,
81 V tiskovni sklad ter prvih 5
oglasov "a Majski glas.
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee,
Wis; je postal 2 now in 8 obnov-
nih %naroenin, So vtiskovni sklad
in II trgovskih oglasov "a Maj
ski glas. Pravi, da je ma tenn Sele
zacel delati. Bill je prvi, XII Sc je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

odzval vabllu uprave glede teh
oglasov. Narocil je tud1 Sc en-
koledar, pa p~obotnisko knjizico
mi posljite, je pripomnil. Ustre-
gil smo mu takoj, or pa maj skr-l
BIZ da 10 kmalu porabi.
Anton Udovic, La Sale, Ill. ie
sporocil, ola je narocil premalo
koledarjev. Hitro mi posljite Sc
diva, je omeni1 V pismu.
Mrs. j. Novakova IL Gallupa,
New Mex, je pred kratkem OBJ
noVila n~arocnino in craven po-
slala Sc So v tiskovni sklad. Nil
hov sin Johnnie je ma 'front.' ne
kje ma juznem Pacifiku. Poroca
jim, da lie zdrav, a zelo utrujen
in ST zeli domov. Razumliivo,
kajti vojna nj piknik. Johnija
poznam osebno. Seznanil sem Sc
Z MIN pred nekaj lett, ko sem
bill tam ma agitaciji. Nadarjen
decko. Da Sc bi lie zdrav in vessel
povrnil domov k starSem, XII ga
tezko pricakujejo.
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown, Pa.
je narocil Sc 5 koledarjev. Postal
je tudi 4 narocnine in dollar v tt
skovni sklad.
Il vzhodnega Ohija je postal
prispevke "a klub st. II JSZ Jo-
re SnOy in craven tudi 2 marco
mini ter narocil Sc en- koledar. Pa
tudi Mace Zlemberger il Piney
Forka, XII je staresina v soc. po-
kretu med nami, je postal 2 ma
rocnini. Pravi, da Sc dobro pocu-
ii. PRAY tako, Mace! Mi ii zelimo.
da Sc bi tako pocutil Sc mnogo
let. L. Powhatan Pointa ie postal
2 %narocnini in narocil koledar
John Guzel.
Detroit: Rudy Potochnik ie
postal 2 n~arocnini, SIS tiskovni
sklad in en- pozdravni oglas Maj
skemu glasu. John Z,ornik 6 OBJ
novnih narocnin in Soc v tiskov-
nj sklad in Leo Junko 2 marco
mini ter ST tiskovnemu skladu.
Mike Krultz, Willard, Wis, 2
obnovni narocnini.
James Dekleva, Gowanda, N.
Y, je postal dive novi narocnini.
provizijo pa poklonil tiskovne-
mu skladu. To je Re Sesta nova
n%arocnina v kratkem casu. jim
vcasih rad malo pojamra, ali ka-
dar Sc spusti ma agitacijo, naredi
uspeh. Torej lie nadaliui z do
brom delom, jim!
IL Clevelanda je postal 2 novi
in IL obnovnih narocnin John
Krebel ter $40 fisk. skladu.
Tone Jankovich je narocil Sc 25
koledarjev, postal 2 narocnini in
diva "copaka" v tiskovni sklad;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

Elegantni gospod Sc ie razzi-
vel v pesmi do vzhicenosti in YES
navdusen je oh njenem koncu
nazgal z zavitim bankovcem pri-
leznici cigarette. v tistem hipu
sem Sc spomnil danasnje in sicer
v~sakadnje zgodbe IL casopisa.
Stud in groza sta Sc v trenutku
naselila v duSo. Postalo me je
Strah kot otroka, XII ie zagledal
7paceno nepremagliivo senco.
Bezal sem IL bara domov, zaril
obraz V blaine, mislil, mislil til
no, z muko. Tho, tho je pokli-
Gallo cd okna. Zunaj "a sipami je
visel V temi obraz delavke Yale.
Polne ljubezni in samozrtvova-
MIA SO il bile oci. Stresel sem Sc
v grozi, prizgal luc, obraz je IL
ginil, JAZZ pa sem pisal -.
Cd vzhoda proti zapadu lie kot
' neskoncnost katranasta zelez-
niSka proga. Dalec "a mestom
stole oh njej vagoni ze osem let.
Strehe SO tribe in S slamo prepoz
iena sill jeSenSka trava skozi
azpokane deske bivaliSca. Ne
koncno je nebo Cd obzorja, v
'oci kot S crnikastim svincem
,alito. Izmed desk, med kateri-
nj zivotarijo medic petrolejke,
2 vie dim kositrnih peel. Nekje
ned vagoni Sc je izgubila zival
n tuli visoko V strah otrokom,
Il Sc pridruzujejo. cudnim noe
i'm ~glasovom S preplasenim jo-
Iom.
Zala, Observation-Disclosures matt
7di v kotu VAGINA S sinckom
'etrom, XII Sc ie uspaval z glavo
! 1aslonjen ma njena kolena. Kot
africa rdeca je Zala, XII Sc il no
;e svetlobe Ease in "a otroka in
AMI, Xxi tava pc mestu. Kot Ear
lea je Zala in vendar pada noe.
loc mucna, Representatives med
itiri stene. Gleda skozi Spranjo.
ii je "a who'd bivaliSce, edino
vetlejSo liso, XII Sc svetlika IL
ned Stirih stem noe. Noce pri-
;gati luci, da bi Sc ne zbudil
otrok in vendar bi bio v siju pc
trolejke mani strahu, mani senc.
XII representative r IL vseh ko-
tov V MO in strah je kot sestra-
1ani volk - glad. Neizprosno j
size V zelodec, V mozgane in radi
otroka tudi v srce. Oh, glad '
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

Andrew Bozich kovacl ie postal
clanarino "a klub 40 JSZ in So
tiskovni sklad; drugi Andrew
Bozich (zidar) pa je dobil 2 no.
vi narocnini, XII ju je postal DO
JoSkotu Ovnu. Pred kratkem ie
tam pljucnica pobrala enega IL
med nash najboljsih Jimmie
Higginsov", kakor sno vcasih
rekli tistim, Xxi vrse podrobno So
cialisticno delo - Jozcta Lever
ia. Bill je to v polnem pomenu
besede. Nikdar ga nj bio treba
siliti, da kaj stori "a stvar; tega
Sc je sam dobro zavedal. Zadnje
case poradi zaposlenosti nj mo-
gel toliko ma agitacijo kot hi bill
rad, a Sc je pa kaj pogostoms
spomnil Proletarcevega tiskov
mega sklada. Maj mu DO ohra-
MEN blag spomin.
Zdaj pa spet malo v tisto
mamliivo dezelo, XII il pravimo
California. Cd tam je big" To-
nc postal 5 obnovnih narocnin
in $3.75 tiskovni sklad. Pred
kratkem mas ie obiskal tudi ME
gov sin joe, Xxi lie bill ma dopustu
in potoval nazaj v taboriSce sko-
ri Chicago. Dober decko, da bi
ga lie sreca spremljevala vsepo-
vsod in da Sc zdrav in vessel vrne
nazai k svoji druzinici, in kai-
pakda, k ocetu in materi, ceprav
zadnja leta nj bill vec toliko ma
vezan nanju kot v mladosti.
Vendar Sc mu je IL pogovora po-
znalo, ola ju Sc vedno enako liu-
bi in spostuje.
To nj vse IL omenjene dezele.
L Los Angelesa Sc mas je spet
spomnila Kathy Horvatinova.
PoSlala je dive now ter dive OBJ
novni %narocnini, SLIGO tiskov-
nj sklad in clanarino klubu st. l
JSZ "a pol leta. Pravi, da Sc mas
DO Sc spomnila, ker We, da mas to
veseli, in Proletarcu pomaga S
tenn. Drugi, XII Sc je oglasil cd
tam, lie mas start znanec Frank
Novak. Postal je novce "a proda-
ne koledarje; pravi, da bi Jill bill
Sc vec prodal. ako bi iih incl:
postal je tudi 4 narocnine ter
$500 v tiskovni sklad.
Frank Pipan, Hibbing, Mimi.
Je postal emo novo narocnino.
Tony Stopar, Colegrove, je po-
slal Sc dive now narocnini.
Ravno tako lie storil Lenhart
Wcrdinek IL Thomasa, w. Va.
IN craven narocil Adamiceyc
knJlgo MY Native Land.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

dan, kljub temu, da 81 dozivljal
ponizanje "a ponizanjem. Jutri
pojdem JAZZ, cuj Peter! zenske
zasluzijo lazje. Pojdem JAZZ, do
kler Sc cast ne izpremene. Mali
strada, Opoldne je podaril SINE
nekaj mleka in potem mic, mic!
Ne DO dajal mleka Slime vsak
dan, sal strada tudi sam. Iskala
bonn sluzbo JAZZ, in &c ne MAIDEN.
bonn kradla ~ cujes - kradla
bom."
"Ce Dos kradla, tie bodo zapr-
Ii. Pa pojdi, dobro, lie pojdi!
Morda bodo srca pred materjo
mehkejsa," nadaljuje in leze ma
slamniaco.
lKonec prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-22

polozi kruh ma stolcek in stisne
obraz v dlani.
o, nisi jedel. Nikdar, nikdar
ne dobis della. Kot da bi bill rival
in ne clovek, ravnajo S teboj."
"Jutri pojdem zopet, sem re-
KEEL"
VEN. Sal radi tebe jokam
boil kot radi otroka. Upadel ii je
obraz in oci SO tt kalne. Trideset
let imas in komaj stojis, kot da
81 starec,"
MOI posluSa in Sc ozira prepa-
den WHO.
"Ce ii pa praVim, da gotovo
MAIDEN delo."
Tri tedne ga nisi, Sc tri tedne
ga ne hos. Bodrila sem tie vsak
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MAJSKI GLAS

PRED kratkcm snno razposlali
Sontrahtne listine "a nabiranje
.rgovskih ogiasov ma vse naSe
name agitatorje, XII nam leto "a
letom nudijo svoie sodelovanje
Y tenn pogledu. Upamo, ola bodo
kot druga leta, tudi letos uspc-
Sni.
V Majskem glasu bono poleg
rednih imeli tudis pozdravnc
oglase, kot smo Jill imeli lansko
leto. Vsak, XII DO dial pozdravni
oglas "a dollar, DO oznacen v
Majskem glasu z imenom, me-
stom in drzavo. Poleg tega DO
prejel tudi Majski glas brezpla-
enc. To DO nekaka podpora tel
nasi publikaciji, in upam, ola bo-
do vsi, ma katere smo Sc obrnili.
storili kar najvec jim DO mogoce
v tenn oziru.
LetosnJl Majskl glaS, kot je
bio re omenjeno V listu, DO po-
svecen 15-letnici smrti Jozeta
Zavertnika, XII je bill eden izmed
ustanoviteljev Pr~oletarca in soc.
gibanja med nami. MOI je veliko
storil "a to gibanje in zasluzi,
da Sc ga spomnimo. NajlepSi
spomin pa md DO, ako Sc potru-
dino in pridobimo Majskemu
glasu kar najvec mogoce marco
nikov. To bi tudi MEGA najboli
veselilo, ako bi bill Sc med Mani.
Torej upamo, da DO glede Maj
skega glasa vsak Timed mas sto-
ril svojo dolznost in pomagal, da
Sc mu dobi tudi oglasov, trgov-
skin in pozdravnih, tako da DO
uspea v vseh ozirih popoln.
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Oglasil Sc je tudi mas znancc
2 New Watcrforda, c. B., Nova
Scotia, Canada, Herman Dro-.
bosch. Postal je dive narocnini in
aovce "a prodane koledarie.
oravi, ola DO skusal Sc kaj marc
dit "a Proletarca, kajti 20 nic-
govern mnenju list zasluzi DJG-
pore in mnogo novil rarounl-
kov.
10 je bila ia kolona re postav-
LENA, je prinesel Frank S. Tau
char Sc 13 obnovnih narocnin.
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Ameriske izgube v ItoIiii

Arneriske izgube vojnih ope-
racij v Italiji znasajo do sredi
februarja 36,771 MOI, izmed
Min 5,061 ubitih, 21,788 ranje-
nih in 1922 pogresanih.
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OpOmba: Commonwealth Edison druzba
ne kupuje rabljenih predmetov "a po-
novno prodaio, pac pa pomaga trgovcem
z elektrikalijami v Chicago pri vojno liz
menjevalnem programu.