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Del Monte, Calif. — Rak, stra-gna šiba za človeštvo, je premagan! Pravo zdravilo je iz-najdeno in -bolezen se mora u-makniti za črno kugo, kolero in kozami in druge premagane "šibe božje", ki jih je medicinska znanost podvrgla svoji kontroli.
To zagotovilo sta ponovno iz-nesla v javnost doktorja Walter B. Coffey in John B. Humber, odkritelja seruma proti raku Serum je ekstrskt iz suprarenale žleze. Zadnje dni so se vršile ponovne demonstracije te ga seruma pred členi Pacific Coast Surgical Asociacije. Mnogi kirurgi, ki so prišli k demon stracijam z velikimi dvomi, so Bpremenili svoje mnenje in se zelo pohvalno izražajo o učinkovitosti novega zdravila. Obenem sta doktorja Coffley in Humber prejela kablograme vo-dilnihr zdravniških avtoritet v Londonu, Parizu, Rimu, Berlinu in na Dunaju, ki prosijo za Berum, a dobili so odgovor, da se bodo glavne preizkušnje izvršile v Ameriki in končna sodba bo izrečena tukaj, prodno bo serum na razpolago vsemu svetu.
Zdravnika Coffey ki Humber sta 9. februarja predložila velikemu številu zdravnikov svežo evidenco o pravilnosti njunega ugotovijenja glede b' " " raka in njuttš metOdfe nja. Evidenca je bila v oMlki fotografij bolnikov, na katerih »ta eksperimentirala s serumom. Med temi je bil bolnik, čigar slu-'•aj raka je bil v skrajnem šta-liju; največje zdravniške avtoritete so izjavile, da je slučaj neozdravljiv in da je vsaka operacija nemogoča. Vbrizgnila its mu serum ln v desetih dneh ie rak izginil! — Drugi slučaj je bila ženska v strašnem položaju, nad katero so tudi obupa-i vsi zdravniki, s katerimi je Pj-iftla v dotiko. Danes je še popolnoma okrevala in vse rakove celice so Izginile iz njenega telesa.—Tretji slučaj: 17-letni ieček je imel na plečih Izrastek. i\ je bil trikrat večji kot njegova glava. Ni se mogel ganiti in ftrušrio je trpel. V oseminštiri-Jtsetih urah, potem ko je dobil «•rum, je žo lahko sedel na stolu. Rakova masš se je zmehča-Ih in izginila. — Drugi mladi bolnik je imel raka na prsih in tudi on je že na potu okrevanja. Zdravnika imata v St. Francis Hospitalu 33 bolnikov, ki so vsi l>riAli tja, ko so čitali prvo vest » njunem odkritju — ln vzl ti ciniki so zadnje tedne pokazali preobrat na boljše. Poleg tega imata doktorja dve sto bolnikov v Southern Pacific General Hospitalu.
Doktorja Coffey in Humber "ta pojasnila, da rak ni bacilna t><J»ien. temveč aistemaka. Rakova masa so nAvadne celice, ki ostanejo v telesu potem, ko telo preneha rasti. .Te celice so kakor kup opeke, kl oetane v po-»'opju, ko je poslopje že dozida-Bo- Dokler je v telesu ravno-v«*na funkcija vaeh žlez, ki kontrolirajo organizem, ao omenje-celice pri miru in spe spanje pra\"'nega; kakor hitro pa je ksj narobe z žleznimi Izločevl-n*mi ln *impa teti kalnimi živci, isčno dotične celice rasti ns sVo-K1 pest in posledits je rak?
Zdravljenje mora torej vzpo-* ta viti ravnovesje med endo-krinskimi ».tezami In omenjeni-*ivci. Coffey ln Humber ste dolgem iskanju dognala, da f'»vna f lesa, kl opravlja to de-K J« sdrenalna. kl ee nahaja l-dicah. S to žlezo je nekaj **r«be, kadar se pojavi rak.
SLAVA UNCOLNU!
Abraham Lincoln, č%ar rojstni'dan je danee, je bil rojen pred 121 leti in mrtev je še 68 let, toda njegovo ime še živi ia bo Živelo, dokler bo živela pravilno pojmovaaa beseda svoboda mod ljudmi.
Lincoln, največji Američan do danee, al Je postavil trajal v srcih vaeh resnično naprednih in svobodoljubnih ljudi ne samo s osvoboditvijo črnokožnih sužnjev na juga Amerike, temveč tudi e svojo svobodomiselno la revolucionarno vero v socialno pravičnost. Ta Uncohtova vera edeeva še danea slasti Iz sledečih njegovih zapissnih besed:
Ker vee dobro aa svetu prihaja od dela, sledi Is tega pravica, da vee dobro na svetu predvsem pripada onim, kl ga producirajo." (To je socialistično načelo, kl ga je Lincoln še pre 70 leti predvidel.)
«Ta dežela (Amerika) z vsemi njenimi institucijami pripsds ljudstvu, ki v njej prebiva. Kadarkoli ee ljudstvo naaltl obstoječe vlade, ima ustavno pravico, da jo Izboljša asbl v prid, In revolucionarno pravico, da Jo ovrže." (Lincoln Je e temi benedami podpri revolucionarno načelo ljudstva kot aajvišjo oblaat, Iz katere potekajo vas pravice In dolžnosti.)
"Najmočnejša vse človeških simpatij, izven družinskih vezi, bi morala biti ona, ki epaja delavce vseh dežel, vseh narodnosti la vseh plemen." (To je načelo mednarodne delavake solidarnosti, kl je nujno potrebna, ako hoče delavatvo vseh dežel kdaj doseči svoje solatne pravice ia svobodščine.)
'Hoje mnenje is mladih let e netrdaosti krščanske skeme izveličanja in «oveške» izvoru biblije poaUja jasasjše In moč-" o leU ln danes
Ista 1862, razodevajo v njem
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Otvorila se bo 1. aprila v PH tabu rghu
Pittsburgh* PS. — (F. P.) — Uradniki National Miners linije pričakujejo, da se bo konvencije, ki se otvori 1. aprila v tem mestu, udeležilo več kot tisoč delegatov.
Delegatje bodo prišli iz I1H-noisa, Indiana, Ohia, West Vir-glnlje, Kentucky j a in e polje antracita v Pennsylvania.
Glavi proMeml, o katerih se bo razpravljalo na konvenciji, eo brezposelnost med rudarji, organiziranje neorganiziranih rudarjev in penetracija južnih držav, kjer je večina rudarjev še neorganirfranih.
Ne izločuje dovolj enovl. Pa sta poskusila z eketraktom te žleane izločevine in —- trlumfi-rala sta. Ekstrskt vsebuje sveže hormone, ki pridejo v telo in tskoj napadejo rakovo maso, jo zmehčajo ln epremenc v tekočino, ki izpuhti v nič. Vse dotične celice Izginejo,
Tako sta odkrila, da rak spada msd sistemske bolezni (kakor srčna hiba, krvni pritiak in razni izraetki). Kakor hitro je bilo to dognano, je bilo poiska-rje pravega zdravila lahko delo. Velika napaka zdravllske vede je bila, ker Je toliko časa smatrala, da Je rak bolezen, ki jo povzroča bacil. LeU ln leta so iskali "rakovega bacila", ki ga nikjer ni, medtem pa eo žrtve tfmirale, ko ni bilo pomoči proti strašni bolezni.
(Citetelje Prosvete prosimo, ni nam trebe plssti sa naslov gori omenjenih zdravnikov, ker ml ga nimamo. Približen nsslov bo mends "College of Medicine, L'ntverslty of Cellfornls" ali pa Soothern Pacific General Hos-pltal. San Francisco SIcer pa nismo ne pomaga nič. Kdor hoče laka ti pomoči, mora sam iti tja. ' Najboljše Je. de vsakdo, kl se zanima za to poročilo, počaka na nadaljnje informacije.)
Diplomat je bU zadržan tri ure v Vera Cruzu
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Mežico CHy, U. febr. — Tajna policija je sinoči vlomila v prostore ruskega poslaništva po-Umi, ko je poslanik Alekssnder Makar odpotoval proti domu. Policija je pobrala vse listine, ki so ostale v poslaništvu.
Medtem je sovjetski poslanik brzojsvll iz Vera Crusa, da so ga tam pridržali tri ure in zlomili dlplomstsks .pečate na njegovih kovčeglh ter vee pregledali. Makar protestira proti temu Činu, ker je bila kršena njegova poela-niška imuniteta.
Tajnik zunanjih zadev Eetra-da poročs, da so bile vse odvzete listine vrnjene poslaniku. Predsednik Rubio Je toliko okreval, ds lshko opravlja nekaj dela v postelji. _
SKLAD ZA PREISKAVO RAZMER NA HAITUU
Senat bo držal Hooverja odgovorni«» za razaMre aa otoka .
Waahlngtoa, D. C. — (F. P.) — Senat Je dovolil uporabo petdeset tisoč dolarjev sa financiranje komisije, ki bo odpotovala na Halti, da na licu mesta preštudira razmere, odkar je otok prišel pod kontrolo Združenih držev.,
Hoover Js vprašal kongres sa poseben fond in nižja sbomics je takoj pristala na predsednikovo sugestijo, dočlm Je v višji zbornici naletela na odpor. Senator Bor a h Je Insistiral. da Hoover prevsame nase vso odgovornost zs odkritjs komisije, ki bo fttudlrals razmere na Haftiju. In na podlagi teh naj ee določi, ako Je baltiško prebivalstvo šs do-zorelo za samovlado.
Prime de »vera beži Is ftpealje
I Madrid. U. febr. — General Primo de Rlvera, bivši diktator, ae Je danes odpeljal v Italijo, da ubeži nadležni kritiki ia de-I monstraci jam.
NARA&A, PRA-VI QREEN
V Ameriki je veš kot tri miHjo. ae brespooslsUi delavcev
Washington» D. C. — (F. P.) — William Greea, predsednik Ameriške 4ela*ake federacije, je te dni podal iijavo, bazirano aa študijah zaposlenosti v Združenih državah, Id je v direktnem nasprotju z poročili predsednika Hooverja tn delovnega tajnika Devisa, kl sta trdlls, da se je brezposelnost v mesecu ja-uuarju znatno SStSnjšala ln da so razmere v ameriških industrijah obrnile na bolje. Greeno-vo poročilo je eestsvljeno na podatkih, kl jih is Prejel Iz štiriindvajsetih ameriških mest.
Brezposelnost se je zvišala v januarja, je dejal Greea. Statistika kaže, da je bilo 10% unij-skih delavcev brša! deda v tem mesecu, kar je ss Štiri odstotke več kot v mesecu decembru pro-šlega leta. Brsaposelnost občutijo vse industrije» najhujše pa jc prizadeta atsfvbinaka s 48% delavcev brez dois. >j< >
Zvočni filmi izpodrivajo godbenike v gledališčih. Na tisoče godbenikov Je Izgubilo delo, odkar se uvsjsjo v gledališča zvočni filmi in radioapemti v privatna stanovanja.
Uradniki administracije niso niti s sno besedo poskušali zanikati Greeaova izvajanja. S tem so odkrito pokaeaM, ds niso svoje trditve o zvišanju aaposleno-sti bazirali na Statističnih po-datkih. PoroŠllo So menda dali v javnost le zato, da uspavajo prebivalstvo s izjavo, da v deželi še vedno peevfid«4e proepe riteta.
Ameriška delavska federacija
sodi, da je v Ameriki več kot tri milijone bresposelnlh delsv-cev.
Naš napredekvjubilejnem letu
S. N. P. J. napredovala sa 2635 članov v letu 1929
kaše sadnje poročilo v Prosvetl o napredku članetva v leta 1920 je bilo pomanjkljivo. Nadaljnja poročila društev eo spremenila Številke aa bolje In pokazala vsČJi nspradek kot ps je bilo prvič omenjeno. Število članskega napredka as je povečalo za 747 članov, sato danee Še enkrat navajamo vee številke, da člaaetvo vidi, kako lep uepeh beleši naša jednota:
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Novih članov sprejetih v oba oddelka Jednota..
Odstopilo Je In črtanih je bilo.
Umrlo v obeh oddelkih v teku leta.
Cisti čtanakl napredek v ""
Napredek prvih šeatlh mesecev Jo 1113, drugih šsstlh mesecev pa 1522 članov v obeh oddelkih, skupaj 2635 kot gori omenjeno. Ob zaključku leta 1929 Je S. N. P. J. štela v obeh oddelkih 62.877 članov.
Kdor ae hoče zavarovati pri dobri In močni podporni organizaciji, naj pristopi k SLOVENSKI NARODNI PODPORNI JEDNOTI.
FRED A. VIDER, gl. tajnik.
PrUoMMt iiliïilékili tUrkov
Isvojevali eo višje m sede pri Uuievtle * Neahville železni-Škl družbi
Ciadnaall. O. — Bratovščina železniških klerkov Je te dni eklenlla novo pogodbo s upravo Louisville 4 Nsshvllls Relrosd. Pogodba določa $860,000 letnega po visita 6,200 leleznišklm klerkom. Pogodba Js stoplls v ve|javo 1. januarja.
Bratovščino je zastopal pri pogajanjih njsn predsednik, železniško družbo pe glavni upravitelj John G. Bose.
Sedaj «o v teku pogajanja msd železniškimi klerki ln Gulf, Mobile k Northern železniško družbo, glerkl zahtevajo dva cente zvišanja na uro in bodo najbrž prodrli a svojo zahtevo.
Sašem oeeb ubitih na Slovea-
Ljubljana, U. febr. — Sedem oseb Je bilo ne mestu ubitih in dvs sta težko ranjeni, ko se Je včeraj avtobus prevrnil na strmem klancu ln se Skotalil v dolino nedaleč od tukaj.
ZA NAftE FARMARJE
Br. Frank Lukancich, slovenski perotninmr v Strabanu, Pa., pile v seriji zanimivih člankov pod naslovom "Za naše farmar« Je" o kokošjih boleznih, kako se zdravijo in daje razne druge informacije o kokošje reji. Članki izba-hajo v dnevniku Proeve-ti. Farmarji, poeebno pe-rotninarji, poskrbite, da boate ¿itali te koristne članke.
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"Illinois Miner" pravi, da Je ken-atitnclja organizacije United Miners Workers unije mrtva ln nima veš nobene Veljeve
Springfield, Itt. — (F. P.) — Organizirani rudarji v dvanajstem distriktu bi bili tepci, ako bi še nadalje plačevali prispevke narodni organizaciji, ki nima več nobene legalne pravice do obstoja. Ako bi to še naprej delali, bi dati prllošnost Lewlsu, d# bi z denarjem skušal rssbltl edino solventno unijo ns polju mehkega premoga vzhodno od Miseisslpplja. V tem emlslu ss glasi članek v "Illinois Mlnsr-ju?, glasilu rudarske snijs v H-Tmoisu. CNpNr vMMNlrds Je konatltudje United Miners uni-je mrtva ln nima več nobene veljave.
Medtem pa Lewie ne miruje. Išče ln tuhta nove potess, kako bi odstranil nepriljubljens u-radnlke is rudarsks unije v dvanajstem distriktu ln ae tako polastil blagajne. Proti odloku sodnika Jonesa je še vt?šN pri-ziv na državno ap^fatno sodišče. Z zasliševanjem o zadevi se bo najbrž pričelo v prvih dneh s-prlla. Tam bo Izrečena končna odločitev, v kolikor se tiče tega slučaja.
Ds Lewis še ni izgubil upanja, da ukloni uporne uradnike v Illlnolsu, Js razvidno Is okrožnic, ksters js rsuposlsl lokal-nlm unijam in v katerih pravi, da se je med člsnstvom obdržale ravnotežje vzlic važnosti kontroverze, kl se js v ssdnjih mesecih pojsvlls v organizaciji. — Illlnolskl dlstrlkt Js prispel več kot šest milijonov dolsrjev v blsgsjno mednsrodns unije, dočlm nI prejel niti cente v pod-poro skozi vso dolgo dobo Lewi-sovegs paševanja._
Rabuka mU kro|iild-mi fclivel v Hm York«
Komunistični deUvri, kl Je, aapedll stevkarje
TiMm v pollolj-
tkM "kokflja"
Bodoči varuhi privatae lastnine dajejo elab zgled
New York. ^ (F. P.) — Poli-cljske oblsstl ao bile vsrujane, ko so opazile, da nekdo krade razne predmete v policijski šoli, oziroma pnuzeju, kjer je shrs-njeno rasno orošjs. Tatvine ao se ponavljale dolgo čaaa, končno pa ae je vendar dognalo, da ao tatovi policaji» ki pohajajo šolo, v kateri jih uče, kako Je traba varovati privstno lastnino. *
Oblasti so uvedle drastično u kcijo. Vsak policaj Je bil preiskan, ko Js odhšjsl ia šolskih prostorov ln skrivnostne težv -nš ee bile pojsenjene. Policaji so pod svojo obleko skriva I predmeta in Jih nesšH domov» Mestni dnevniki eo o tej zadevi obširno poročali ln policijski kolegij ni bU nič kaj veeel ta "reklame."__
DoMft drobiž
V	Calumetu, Mich,, Je. bil v rudniku ubit Joe. Hrovatič, star 23 let ln rojen tem. Zapušča starše, brsta In tri sestre.
V	Mllwsukeeju Je umrl rojak •lohn Bolils. — Tam Js tudi v kratkem času še tretji požar zadel rojake. Zdaj Je zgorela hiša Fr. Sušnlka, »00 80th et., kl je ps krite a zavarovalnino.
V	Sheboyganu, Wie., ata aad< nji teden umrla Edvard Grube, star 64 let, znani ealunar ln zomljiščnl trgovec, In Ana Jarzts, stara 66 1st. — Delavske razmere v Sheboyganu ao teko slabe ln plača tako majhna, da se komaj šivi.
V	Llbraryju, Pa., je bil ubit v premogovniku John Jerman, star 46 let in doma od Zagorja pri Savi. Zapušča ženo In pet otrok.
V	Clevelandu ste umrla John Flfolt. star AS, doma Iz Zužem-
indija se pripravlja ra revolto
Nemke sekte se združujejo sa u-por proti britskl nadvladi
Waahington. D. C. — (F. P.) — Davkoplačevalci ao se pričeli puntati v pokrajini Punjab, v severnem delu Indije. Odklanjajo plačJtev davkov na w>do, katere so jim naložile britske avtoriteto.
Veivikv sekte, kl so navadno v boju ena proti drugI, so se pričele združevati sa odMcn bol proti <britski nadvladi, Ot>la»ti so vedno skrbele, da niso medsebojni spori teh sekt prenehali, kajti to Jim Je dalo boljšo prill-ko za uvajanje svojih smernic v indijski politiki. Ko ee je Indijski narodni kongres izrekel, naj hI Indija prišla pod status do-tninljona in je zahteval popolno neodvisnost, se Je pričelo novo politično vrvenje med ljudstvom. Kako daleč bo ae<reI upor davkoplačevalcev, se še ne more rodi. Da je upor resen, ae rssvldl Že la ukrepov brltske vlade, ki gredo ia tem, da se gibanje zatre pri korenini. Oblasti imajo polne roko posla a aretacijami voditeljev upora.
NI kdo, kl je že obiskal Indijo, » ne more pozabiti izstradanih in* dljsklh kmetov in delavcev. Indija šteje več kot tristo milijonov prebivalcev ln večina teh Je izpostavljena pomanjkanju in bedi.
Velika Britanija vlada Indij-sko ljudstvo Ša stoletje ln pol. V tem času je prav malo atorila. ds bi se atanj* prebivalstva is-boljšalo, kajti v glavnem ja ekr-bela «a s*#j**f«dttike ln vojn-Šive v UMI in gledala Je, da so bUl domsUnl Iskortščanl po brit-skih kapitalistih.
Znamenja kažejo, ds bo vulkan. v katerem tli še desetletja, nekega dne isbruhnll in pokopal pod seboj tujo nadvlado.
ORGANIZATORICNE AKTIVNOSTI NA JUGU
Predsednik Ameriška delavske fsderseljs bo «pot pod vzel govorniško turo
Wsahlngton. D. C. — Rkseku-tlva Ameriške delavske feders-rije se Je odločlls, ds Grsen ponovno obišče nekstera mesta v Jušnih državah, katera niso bila uključena na njegovi prvi turi, v t ver. i s organlzatorlčno kampanjo. Dstuml shodov še niso določeni. Green odpotuje v Južne drtitvr koncem februarju ali pa v zadetku marca.
Orgsnlsstorično delo dobro napreduje, kakor le razvidno Is poročil, kl prihajajo v gla"nl «tsn federacije, Komiteji funkcionirajo v vseh Industrijskih «rod Išči h tia jugu in drtavn« delavske federacij* sodelujejo a berka in član št. 6 S. N. P. J., v j njimi. NsrtHlite unije so imslslo
New York. — V pondeljek so
bili večji Izgredi msd stakujo-čiml krojaškimi delevd, člani unije International Ladles' Garment Workers, in člani komunistične ulje. kl delajo med atev-,	1 ko «tavkarjl, okrog 16,000 po i' številu, so korakali na masno pf. ketiranje, ko so se sponsdN z levičarskimi skitii. Zadnji so vihteli nože ln Mljardne palic* ln več oseb je bHo ranjenih, 28 pa aretiranih. V drugem spopadu Je bil ubit
Ameriki je bival 80 let ln zapušča ženo, dva sinova In tri hčer« — In pa Frank Kranc, star 62 let In doma Is Dobca pri Cerknici. Zapušča ženo, štiri alnove in tri hčere.
Naš slikar Gregor Perušek ima te dni razstavo nekaterih
l«'t?le»<'t organizatorjev v države.
j užno
Ponesrečen atentat na predeed-nlka Kstealje
Varšava. 11. febr. Mlad komu-niet Je hotrd Včeraj ubiti Oskar-
svojih slik v Art Salonu, 166 N.M* »tra^m.n., pred^ni»u Ks. Wabash ove., kjer so mu 10. fe>"»lje, « > ^ na konf,ren~
bruarje tudi prlrsdUl časten sprejem, ki ga Je aranžiral Ari Razstava traja ves
V	Detroltu Je umrla Mary Jonke, stara 28 let In hči Mer-ko Jonkeja, bivšega Calumet/s-ns. Umrla Je naglo po operaciji.
V	Pueblu. Colo., Js umrls Francas Krošel. eters 62 let ln
co v Vsršsvo, Napadalec je skočil v predsednikov avto toda detektiv, kl se Je vozli s predsednikom ga Je prijel in našel pri njem revolver.
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iiritz, Pa.—Iz urada druitva it. mi Naznanjam ¿Unatvu sklep dru-marca. itva c dna t. feb. t. L, da mora vsak
Uda letita aa v velikem Itevilu. (Jtoao-vaH bomo o etaroetnem zavarovanju. Mita in voh te vai, da na bo kaklaoga prerekanja pozneje, ako bo poviian asesment. Vaak ¿lan naj gto-»uje za ali proti, da izpolni zvojo dolinost.—Obenem naznanjam član-atvu to okoMkemu občinstvu, da na-ie druitvo priredi veliko »pomladansko veeelico dno »0. maja (Decoration day). Vabimo io sedaj vae oko-liike rojake, da pridejo v obilnem Me-vtlu na naio veselico. Obenem pa prosim, da ostala druitva In klubi vzamejo na znanje, ter da ne prirejajo na dot (¿ni datum nobene veselice. Nai veselični odbor je na delu, da bo veaelica v vseh ozirih prvovrstna. Zabave bo aa vae dovolj na nail veselici dne 30. maja ti— Apeliram na naie ¿lane, da malo «oafltlrajo mod rojaki to prijatelji ur da pripeljejo kablncga novega kandidata na prihodnjo druitveno sejo. Prihodnji mašeč so namre* zaključi jubilejna kampanja. PrljjllJIte svojo otroka in Jib vpHHto v mladinski oddelek SNPJ. Poiurito ae aadaj, da bomo pridobili čim vae novih ¿tonov tokom kampanjo. fte mak» vel kot mesec ln pd dni Je čaea, da pridobimo nove ¿tono pod izredno dobrimi pogoji. SNPJ eedaj nudi topo priliko, da vsak rojak lahko postane njen ¿lan bres vsakih stroškov, ki so .navadno vezani s pristopnino.—člane todl opominjam. da rednejle plačujejo »voj ases-rnent. Ako jo kateri v finančnih ati-skah. naj so Javi na aeji in vloži prošnjo ln druitvo mu bo skoro gotovo ugodilo, pod pogojem, da povrne «lm bo finančno na boljiom.
Tajnik.
Jot tet, !ll<—Članom droitva it. 11» naznanjam, da so bo vrlila prihodnja seja dne 1«. fdbruarja v prostorih staro iole vdrugem nadstropju, ln radi odatopa prostorov pod Slovensko dvorano sa prihodnjo sejo v prid modčlansko sabave šnUtev Petra In Pavla, Obenem prosim vse starše to reditelje turoJenHi sinov in hčer, ki so v odraslem oddelku SNPJ, da jih privedejo a seboj ns to sejo. Ako se bo udelelilo zadostno itfvllo turoje-nih mtodeničev in mladenk, se bo uvs-ftevslo na aeji mofnoet sa ustanovl-tev angleiko poslu Jole ga druitva SNPJ v Jolletu. Ako se zanimajo vali mladeniči in mladenke sa svoja lastno druitvo v angleškem jeziku, tedaj ne poaablte prihodnje seje, Ferdinand Perila, ta'nlk.
New Waterford, C. Naznanjam
vsem ¿tonom droitva št. BS8 »klop druitva a dno 19. Jan., da od sods, „.prej vsak član plača 10s SŠ mesec v društveno blagajno. Članke so proste.—Dne IS. februarja drultvr priredi maskeradno veselico. Nsgra de bodo rasdeljene v svotl #25. God ba bo isboma. (II. pa bo društvena kapela. 14 moL) Vstopnina za ma skirane $1; sa nemasklrano moike 7Sc, nemaaklrane ionake Sšc. Vabi mo vse okollike Slovane na naio maskeradno veselico, ker vemo, da ne bo nikomur lal.—Dne 1, dec. novoizvoljeni predsednik društvenega do ma. br. Jgjin Shims, Je odstopil to U urad Je bil šolaj izvoljil» br, An ton Smole.—Herman Drebeoch. taj
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Uoiveraal, laš.-ls urada druitva it. SOB: V proilom lotu smo dobili odrasli oddelek štiri nova člane, mladinski pa iaet. Ur smo prlrediH dve zabavi, ki sta obe dobro Ispadll Za to gre čast vsemu članstvu In oko lilftemu občinstvu, ki so Jo udeletlln natih priredb. Opoaarjam naie ¿tone na društven sklep proftle seje glede čtonevrki se ae udološujejo me sečnik soj. Od sedaj naprej sa bo s vsakim odsotnim ¿lanom postopalo pn drultvenlh pravilih. C ton i, upolte vejte to naznanilo to sklop ter se tako ravnajte, da ne bo kakinlh ne-prilik.—f. Verbovnlh, Ujnlk.
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ladlana Herber, Ind. — Članstvu druitva it ftSS naznanjam, da sera podpisani bil na decemberskl seji is voljen tajnikom. Poalvam vas, da plačujete asesment pravočasno ter dr se udeteiujete mesečnih sej v večjem Številu. Asesment bom pobiral ns seji vsako S. nedeljo v mesecu, priče tek točno ob 0. dopoldne na s Uren. prostoru, na domu pa bom pobiral sses. vsakega SS. to 24. v mesecu o»l 7. do 40. zjutraj. Apeliram na vas da se v vseh oziriS' ravnate po jedno-tinth pravilih. V vseh draltvenlh sa deveh so obrnite na tajnika—Josip Irsteb. Ujnlk. 80*4 iHml st.
Pa,—Dne 4. marca pri redi druitvo it 07 maskeradno vose-Ileo, U Je na pustni torek. Nagrad« bodo dobile lepe In grde maske. Uljudno vabimo vse rotoke od tu to la okolieo, da pridejo na naio veseli eo v obilnem itevilu. Igrala bo do bres na na godba "Golden Eagles'* Ir Girarda, O. Vstopnine bo Tic sa mo iko. la Me sa ienske. Poetrelbs be vsestranske i zborna.
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Mtdwajr. Pa. Druttvo tm M» SSŠHHS februarja. pričeUk točno ob 7. zve« čer ln traja do IS. Vstopnina aa par Je |1; leneke brez ■» reist va platoje Sfcr Uljudno vabimo rae občinstvo to ekoNee, da pridejo la ee s nami
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oddaljeni ¿lan vsoti prestopni list Ur da mora takoj Javttl svoj» biveltoée blltnjemu dru*tvu. Kajti v slučaju bolezni ali nezgode niso «toni dototni podpor», ako se ne ravnajo po Jodno-tinib predpisih. O Um so pravila dovolj jasna. Opozarjam ¿tone tudi m to, da plačajo svoj asesment pravočasno. to j», najpozneje do vsakega 21. v mesecu. Mesec februar iUJe samo 28 dni. Kdor bi prinesel dno 2«. feb. ae ne be upoMovalo. Jaz moram odpoetotl na gl. urad druitveni asesment pravočasno, zato bodimo tudi val osUll Uko prijazni In točni, da Izpolnimo svoje dolntoeti Uko v Um kakor tudi v drugih ozirih. Upo-ItovajU U naznanilo. V slučaju bo-lesnl aH nesreče, ako nimaU plačanega asesmenU, priplilU poatodlce sami sebi, a no Ujniku,~Mertla Za-Ur, tajnik.	J
W«ot Park, O,—Opozarjam članstvo druitva it. 217, da se zagoUvo udeleži prihodnje redno mesečno soj« dne 1«. februarja. Na dnevnem redu bo veliko vatnih stvori, ki jih bomo morali reMti. T» sojo so bo udeleil 1 tudi br. N. Matuna, predaednik Jugoslovanskega pomot nega odbora sa sUvkarje, katere organizacij» ¿lan J» tudi nai» druitvo. Ako vaa zanima dalo U organizacije, udeležit« sa navaden« seja.—Jako Krlimaaétf, tajnik.
(Opomba urad. s Vale poročilo o razpravi gloda inteiative, katero smatra vaše druitvo neumestnim, ja dospelo prepozno za objavo.)
Lyons, III.—V soboto, dne 1. marca priredi društvo št. 270 Jovon ptos v dvorani "Sokol Slovan" na Gage ave. in 41. cesti. Ples prične ob S. svečer. Igral bo Hrvateki umboraiki sbor iz Lyonaa. Vstopnina Je 86c sa moike in Sle sa iepske. Vstopnice so sedaj t razprodaji In so doba pri vssb ¿tonih društva. Kar sa vrši naia veselica na pustno soboto, pričakujemo veliko udeloibo od strani hrvatskih In slovenskih flanov različnih drui-tov U okolice. — Veeellčal odbor.
Akroa, O^-Druitvo it. 170 priredi veselko dne 22. februarja na Cas» ave., pridelek točno ob 7. »večer Uljudno vabimo vsa bratska drultvs is dkolice, Uko tudi vso posamezn» rojake, da nas poset|jo omenjani vo-ler. Za prigrisek bodo domaie klo-bsse In sa l»Js ugositi dobra kapljica. Vatopnlna sa molke Me, ienske eo prosU, Sklenjeno je, da vsak ¿ton plačs vsUpnlno, Če sa veaellce udeletl aH ne. Ns «bilo udeletbo tas uljudno vabi—veeellčal
Hermtole, P*—Društvo »t. ST priredi dno 28. feb. maskeradno veeoll-co, na kaUrl aa bodo raodelilo pot lepih aagrad. Godba bo Isborna. Vstopnina J« SI. »» Ionsko 36c. Vsak ¿lan mora plačati vstopnino, ša se veselice udeleil ali pa ne, kar dobiček prireditve gv« v korist društvano bla gajne. Uljudno vabimo vse člane ln ne¿lane Is okolice ,da ao udeleiiU na io maskeradno veselice v polnem itevilu.— Jooepk FMaa Ujnlk.
Mogadaro, O,—Nsinsnjam ¿tonom druitva Št. «Is .e vrli redna mesečna seja dne 16, feb. ob 9. dopoldne Kdor ne bo pravočasno plačal aaes menta, bom vsakega primoran su spendiraU. Plačajte do 24. v mesecu Jas ne bom sa nikogar aatogal. Posladke naj vsak sam sebi pripiše UdelešuJU se sej v večjem Itevilu Matija Peka J, L.B. 81«. Mogadore, O
Grajra Undlng, Pa. — Opoaarjam «lana druitva It. 101 na* sklop. ki bil sprejet dne S. februarja, da kdor se ne bo udeteit! vsaj veake 8. meseč ne seje, bo druitvo postopalo a nJim po prsvlllh. So goUvl člani, ki se nikdar ne udeleie seje, pa četudi llvo v neposredni bllllni društvenega abo ruvanja. Oprostilo ao bo le tiste čla ne, ki Imajo opravek doma ali kje drugje- UpoiUvajU to naznanilo to se po nJem ravnajte.- Johaaa Pečjak. Ujnka.
Cerllnvllle, lil.—Uradniki drultvs It. 802 sa tekoče leto aot Jee Novak predsednik, Sam Koeanovkb, pod-predeednik. Krances Podobnik, tajni ca. Joe JarU, blagajnik. Matt Mrak zapknlkar, Bolntoki nadzornik Matt Podobnik. Zdravnik Ja dr.
vaako S. nedeljo v mesecu ob 9:80 d op. v Voselnovl dvorani. 618 Hlgh st.
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firsye Undlng, Pa,—Članstvu dru Itva it. 101 ae nasnanja. da druMvo priredi aabavo dne 1. marca v prostorih. kjer ae obd rta vajo druitveno seje. Vstopnina 00» t lenake, noč to nlce plačajo 2lc, otroci so proatl Clanl plačilo HOc če se udeleie veee lice ali ne. igrala bo ia vrstna har taonlka. Uljudno ae vabi vae od bil su to daleč. Preskrbljeno bo za lajne ia točne. Veseliea prične ob S zvečer. «—Veaetlčal odbor
CoeoM. Obto.—Druitvo It. M4 priredi veliko maskf redno veselko «to» 18. februerje v Kalinov* dv< nt. MU W. M st. Začetek tečne 7. sveče». Uljudno »abimo «ae okoli Ske rojake ln r..)ekt*ja. da • maskeradno veselice udeleie v veli kom Itevilu. Zabav» ba aa vse dovol, veselja na kole. Oddane bede nagra «te maskam. Na »videnje v| i dne IS. feb».!
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poj s vi vprašanje, prav za prav >oiemiks o primorakih Sioven-i ih, odnoono o pokojnem JRZ. Da se o tem vprašanju »erio-dično oglasi kak rodoljub v enetn Sil v drugem čaaopisu, nI nič budnega. Dejstvo namreč je, da nad Primorjem vlada Mua-aolini s ovojo tiransko politiko, drugič, da se v blagajni pokojnega JRZ nahaja še nekaj tisočakov in trctiČ, da smo ljudje različnegs mišljenja in političnega pripadništva.
Zadnje čaae se je oglaoil rojak Andrej Križmančič, ki je imel dne 31. januarja priobčen spis tudi v Prooveti nanašajoč ae na to zadevo. V dopisu gre navidezno' za prvo vprašanje, namreč glede zasuženja primorakih Slovencev. Besedo navidezno je treba podčrtati, ker spis dovol prozoren, da gre predvsem sa drugo stvar kot za "reševanje" primorskih Sloven-cev. Vidi se mi, da js v spisu ¿o popolnoma postranskega vprašanja, da je človek popolnoma upravičen dvomiti v navidezno iskrenost pisaitelja — kdor jo fte — ker jo Ml predvsem spisan iz političnih motivov.
Pisec nsmreč nima zaupanja povirjeništvo premoženja JRZ, do česar je popolnoma u-pravičen in katere pravice mu no moro nihče zanikati. Zsnl-kati mu je nihče namreč ne more toliko časa, dokler je človek skren sli pa, ako mora dokaza-I, da upraviteljstvo ne upravlja premoisnja v smislu merodajnih zaključkov, ki so bili v tem slučaju storjeni, ko je bila organizacij* razpuščena. V kolikor e pisec objektiven s njegove kritiko, bi se U objektivnost lahko smatrala le kot kritika dotičnih zaključkov in pa sugestija za spremembo istih, do !ssar je vsakdo upravičen, ki jt bil aktiven v dotičnem gibanju.
Te pravice mu torej ne more nihče zanikati. Kar človeku da dvomlniti v navidezno iskrenost spisa, ota med drugimi tudi sledeča dva stavka. G. Križ mančič pravi: "Razmere in u soda primorskih Slovencev je lahko vsem znafta, da so tem dl roktno sploh ne moro nič poma gatl sa njih osvobojenje" in da . . vsak trosno misleč človek zna, da z nekaj tisočaki se no rešuje velikih vprašanj, am psk le t stalnim dolom ln 2r<v t vami." Nanašajoč se osvobo-ienja primorskih Slovencev Is-pod Muartolinijeve pete, bo me rodajoost zgornjih dveh atav-kov vsak lahko podpisal, ki b resno razmišljal o tem problemu in obstoječih rasmerah.
Ker pisec sam prisnava, da se primorskim Slovencem "di rektno sploh no more nič pomagati sa njih osvobojenje", zakaj torej tratenje besed in natolcevanje? AJto jim ne more nihče "direktno pomagati . . .", kako naj Jim pomaga Jugoslovanska matica? kateri naj bi se izroči Io ostalo premošenje JRZ, po mišljenju g. Kriimančiča. Nima ram biti »neben glede te za devo vendar ao mi pa vidi potrebno, da je človek nekoliko bolj logičtfn, predno Je mogoče upoštevati njegovo kritiko In augeatije. Ako -nI tega. dvom v iakrenoot popolnoma u-pravičen in v najboljšem alu čaju oe pa konfllktna Isvajanja smatrajo kot resultat polovičnega razmišljanja. In a polovlč nlm mišljonjcm oe gotovo ne daj» reševati nikaki problem še manj pa totka mednarodna vprašanja.
Glede premošenja JRZ naj rečem, da bi bil vodno priprav Ijen zagovarjati propotkijo, da ae ga porabi sa prevrat Italijan akega falhtma aH pa odprav političnega tiranatva primorakih Slovencev. Vendar pa ta ko proputicijo do danea Ae n! sem videl In tudi ne aam prišel do nje kljub temu. da eem še mlolih aam še večkrat havll tem vprašanjem. Tudi Jugoakv venska matica, v kolikor
poučen, ni Uetl faktor, ki bi s ovojim tekočim delovanjem mogla poloiaj spremeniti za ono stopnjo na boljše. S pretaka njem rodoljubnih solz sč fašizma ne bo moglo nikdar prekucniti, še manj pa rešiti primorske Slovence izpod Italije. Rad verjamem, da bi bila v starem kraju ena ali druga skupina zelo vesela, ako bi se ji izročilo preostalo premoŽenje. Tudi obljubila bi, da stori vse mogoče stvari. V obljubah smo vsi zelo dobri, bodisi v starem kra-u ali pa v Ameriki.
Kar se tiče primorskih Slovencev in vprašanja pomoči, ki bi kaj zalegla v smislu indirekt-nega namena JRZ, je treba upoštevati sledeče: Med Italijo in Jugoslavijo obstaja rapalska pogodba, v kateri se je Jugoslavija odrekla Primorcu in izročila primorske Slovence Italiji. Dotično pogodbo je podpisal tedanji jugoslovanski zunanji minister Trumbič. Zanimivo pri tem je to, da je bil Trumbič v načelništvu famoznega Londonskega odbora, ki je "reševal" ugoolovane po svoje — približno Uko, kakor so "rešeni" — ln ki je pri tem delu sapravil več stotlsočakov. Vendar pa naši rodoljubi nikdar ne vidijo ne rezultatov aktivnosti tega odbora, ne Trumbiča, ki je podpisal rapalsko pogodbo in ne koliko tlsočskov je bilo zaprav-jenih. Vidijo le Kristana in njegove somišljenike ter JRZ, Zadnje največ radi tega, ker je objavljalo račune is ker ima še nekaj tisočakov. Ako bi teh ne bilo, bi bilo najbrž ie tudi po-
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šizmu je možno voditi na zdravi podlagi in z večjim uspehom le z delavskega vidika. Ni mi i reba omenjati, da Jugoslovanska matica ni bazirana na tej podlagri in tudi dvomim, da bi naši nacionalistični rodoljubi nastopili proti fašizmu s tega stališča. Ako bi, bi takoj prenehali biti jokavi rodoljubi, ker >i se ipso fakto pridružili delavskemu gibanju. In delavsko gibanje, £i v resnici nekaj Šte-Je, mora biti internacionalno cot so na primer vera, naciona-izem, kapitalizem in moderna veda.
Rojaku KriŽmančiču in njegovim somišljenikom se ta argument najbrž ne bo dopadel; udi ne upam, da bi jih mogel pridobiti za moje nazore. Smo )ač ljudje in različne pameti. Vendar sem pa prepričan, da je to poleg gori omenjenih načinov edina pot, ki vodi do lepše bodočnosti tudi glede primorskih Slovencev. In koncem konca bo njihova rešitev prišla le potom zmage delavstv^ v Italiji, Jugoslaviji in v drugih deželah. To se mogoče ne sliši preveč čarobno, vendar pa ne vidim druge )0tl. Z jokom, z izkanji bruna tam, kjer ga ni, se gotovo ne bo ničesar doseglo.
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NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
Talnim srcem naznanjam sorodnikom, znancem to prijatelja Uro« Amerike latoetno veet. da Je nemila amrt pretrgala ait življenja mojemu ljubemu sinu	\
JOE GLAGOVŠEKU
Umrl Je po štiri dnevni kratki a nratni bolezni ob S. ari zjutraj dne 27. nov. 1929 to pogreb ae Je vrtU 1. doc. 1920 na fcemmertr, Wyo., pokopaStče. Rojen Je bil 17. decembra 1905 to je bil ¿U„ Mladinskega oddelka S. N. P. J. do aveje amrtl. Bil Je zelo miren to dobrega znataja. ter skrben sa avoje atarile, za kar gs zelo tetko pogretamo. Bil Je selo priljubljen tudi pri drugih narod-noatih, kar ae Je pokazalo ob njegovem pogrebu. Najlep&a hvali vaem, ki ao ga apremlli na pokopolille k zadnjemu politku in veem, ki ao darovali kraaae vence aa njegovo krato v zadnji pozdrav, de posebno lepa hvala sestram to bratom za darovane vence, kakor tudi lepa hvala druttvu M. 563 S. N. P. J. in Lokalu premogarske unijo, ter vaem ekupaj, ki ao karkoli dobrega atorill, nam pomaga« In nae tolažili v uri laloeti to neerete naie. Tebi, dragi sin Ia brat, pa Želimo, počivaj v miru to bdpka naj TI bode ameriška aemlja; oetanei nam v ved nem epomhta, dokler ae pridemo t odi mi ca Teboj. "Oj usoda U življenja nam prehitro vseto nai zaklad. Najlepio mladostno srečo spremenila ai v trpljenje, tugo nam in jad. Solza pada oj neiteta, talno bije nam#arce. Smrt kruts vzeto ai ga večnost proč od naa. Oh, čemu november 27ti. V rakev so Te položili ib odaeoll preč od nas, dneve srečne izpreme-nlll v žalovanje sa Teboj od nae."—Žalujoči oetalir Marija Glagov. iek. mati; tri aeetre. Ella Glagovlok, Marjr, omolena Evirh, in Aana, omolena Čada j, ter bratje Leopold, John ia Louis Glagoviek, val v Kemmerer, Wjro.
NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
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V rapalski pogodbi je goslavija odstopila Primorje brezpogojno. Za kulturni obstoj podjarmljenega naroda se očividno nI niti najmanj zanimala* namreč da bi bila insisti-rala, da v pogodbo pridejo garancije, da ima podjarmljeno judstvo vse .pravice gojiti lastno kulturo, Hi je običajna- vsa kemu narodu. Brez teh g&ran :ij, oziroma radi brezpogojnega odrekla Primer ju, se je Italija, posebno po prihodu fašizma, vrgla z vso vehemenco na raznarodovanje podjarmljenega judstva. Pri tem vprašanju, je potrebno upoštevati predvsem rapalsko pogodbo, ker ta omogoča Italiji, da lahko počenja x>djarmljenim ljudstvom, kar noče.
O tem bi se dalo mnogo pisati, kar je tukaj nemogoče. Vprašanje je, na kak način bi se dale odpraviti velike, krivice, ki se gode primorskim Slovencem Na razpolago js več alternativ katerih nobena ne predvideva točenja rodoljubnih solz. Prvič potrebna bi bila modifikacija rapalske pogodbe v toliko, da bi podjarmljeni -narod dobil nemotene ln brezpogojne pravice do laatnega narodnega kulturnega razbijanja v smislu kot imajo to priliko koroški Sloven ei pod Avstrijo, rasne narodne skupine v Rusiji, v Ameriki al Nemci, ki so prišli pod Franci jo. To je mogoče doseči bodis i direktnim pogajanjem med Italijo in Jugoelavijo ali pa ako bi Liga narodov Italijo to prisilila. Konštantirati potrebno, da nI na vidiku ne prvo ne drugo. Jugoslovanska vlada nI še pokasala najmanjše volje, da se zanima aa pri mor ske Slovence. Kar se tiče, da b se to vprašanje dalo rešiti z oboroženim konfliktom, naj omenim, da v tem ni niti najmanjšega upanja, ker nobena vojna Še ni rešila nt kakega narodnega vprašanja. Pomeni le novo trpljenje, grozodejstva ln kaos na obeh straneh.
Druga alternativa je prevrat fašizma, kateremu naj bi nasledila delavska vlada v Italiji. Z ugibanjem, ako in kedaj pride do tega, oe tukaj ni vredno oe-čati. Rečem naj le to. da je boj proti fašizmu edina, atvar po mojem mišljenju, za katero bi ae morali ogrevati tudi naši rodoljubi. Dejstvo jo, da dokler bo na krmilu fašizem, toliko časa je nemogoče pričakovati. da posije lepše solnce tudi primorskim Slovencem. Seveda boj proti fašizmu ne more in ne sme sloneti na nacioualiatični podlagi. Prvič je tak boj nemogoč In drugič tudi izredno nevaren, ker njegov rezultat hI bil le rasvoj Masnega nacionalizma kot ga na primer pred-atavlja fašizem. Boj proti fa-
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Bolovao Jo oaam mjeeeci na telkoj boleatl, od hoje je morso pod leči am rti. Vmro Je (IS. |aa.'lS»S. v S. aati )aa večer u bolnici u 8t. LoaiSU. Mo.' Za oobom ooUvIJa oca, mater i jednu aestrn 8 «odtoa atara. Rodlo ae IS. nov. 1000. I evrlio Je evoj «ivot u 20. godlni avoje mladosti. Bio Je član dr. br. 210, SNPJ., u Granite City. 111., koje mo Je daroval« kraani vjenee u zadnji ppomen. Najlepše ae sahvallmo članovima druitva, koji su mu priredili Uko IIJopi pogreb aa drafcvenim barjactota. Najlepla hvala svi-ma, koji su darovali vjenee i evijoče, dok Jo pokojni lelal na mrt-vačkom odra. Najlepla hvala Mtoerva klubu u Madison. III., gdje Jo i on Mo člaa, sa idtu evječa, I mre. Rota Aahtey, koje nas Je tješlla u na loj laloeti. Nadalje ae zalTvatojemo mr. i mrs. Danoff, mr. I mre. Dineff na njlhovoj podvorbi. | Najlepše ae aahvaHmo 6 dečkom I S d levo) kam, koji en nosili lijoa aa pokojnikom. I io eu: John Tanooff, Joe Budosh. Steve Barzoff, Joka Sever. Stanley Shnleder, Frank fivoboda. Helen Donoff, Mary «oshkoff, Nannete Evangeloff, Mary Skeador, Mary Derner I Annie Shnleder. Joi Jedaapat ee najlepšo sahvallmo svlma akupe. koji sa dolli na npro vod i koji aa dali svoje automobile, kod aprovoda do Calvary groblja na Sunad Hllhi. A Tebi, dragi alako. pak žeBnio. poči« mirno I lahka TI Mla hladna zemlja amerttka. Oetavlo nI ' otllao od sua. aH Tvoja aapomena oetaae uvjok kod naa.—Zslui«»c' Tvoji roditelji, otae I majka; Vid I Mary Krašlin, Tvoja tosls rastra Fannie KrašUa. članovi dr. br. 220, SNPJ.. a Granite City,
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Mlado druttoo naše mladine se šeli »poznati z vsemi sosedi in teli tudi skupnega delovanja. U-pati je, da se udelefte vsa cleve-landska mladinska društva naše jednote. Zabave bo na koše. in plesna godba bo izborno igrala. Zato pa na veselo svidenje dne 22. februarja na plesni veselici naših mladih "Booeterjev" l
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v svejl najlepši mladeniški dobi. tiar SO M in eicer j« umrl m poškodbami, kl jih }a dobil, ko «a i« dolatela naereta v premo-i uro v u leta IStT, ko ae Je utrgala plaat kamenja nad a)lm In ma •lomila hrbtenico v krilu; bolebal Je nad I leti la meeac la pol dni. Vae prisade* anjr od atraai sdravnikov je bila aamea, obranili mu šiv I Jen ja. Dne 4. februar)« Jc mirno agepal ia ae take rešil muk in trpljenja. Pagreb ae Je vršil po katoliškem obredu na pokopa-Hite v Pittabarg, Kana. Da )e bit sala priljubljen. )e prhala velika mnošiea ljudi, ki no aa udelešili pogreba, katerim ae v imeaa druttne naliakreaejše aabvalim »a vaa njib pošrtvovainoat In aa avtomobile ia vaem. ki ate ga apremill k aadnjemu počitku, kakor tudi vaem, ki ate ga obiakala aa taaa njegove bolranl: lepa bvala mr. Leo Pelhrrju, mra. J. IMrnst in mra. W. (uhjati, ki ao nam prtakotlll na pomot ob njegovi smrti, Ur hvala lepa mre. Ka-nie M oborit aa dano pomo«. hvala 1..G.O.M. it 114« Junior Mooae in Harry Kakorahech, ter val drušlal sa dano pomo«. Nadalje hvala v imsstu drušiae vaem. hi ao darovali veare aa njegovo hrata ia airari mr. In mra. J. Dobrave«, mr. In mra. i. Kölker, mra. Kaai<f Mohor It, mr. ia mra. MIhe Trental, mr. Fraah Trental, mr. in mra. A. Uraaaart, mr. In mra. J. Wohlford, mr. In mra. J. Iloga-ta), mr. R. Bogata), mr. la mra. Uardacr, mr. in mra. J. IMrnat, mr.. la drušlna Martin Atefaatit in Caartney Buaineaa College, Detroit. Kdlaon Co., In prijateljem od Houth I. O. O. M. No. 1140 Junior Mooae. Torej Še enhrat naJISpša Hvala vaem la ia vae, karkoli ate nam dobrega atorlll In ia dano pomot v urah šaloati. Tebi dragi aln In brat, odšel al od naa v prerani d«M, a oataseš v spominu v naših areih, dokler ne prldea» aa TebaJ. ■ «•!>
S »ml bomo callvaN evetla aa tvnjl gomili Is ee Te epo*ln|all| aln Mi «»Mtall t John Bogatel, ote. Mary Bogataj, mati. Rudy, Joka Jr., Krnil, Leula ia Willi»m, bratje.—Pranklin. Kanena.
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Clalridge, Pa. — Tukajšnje novo angleško poslujoče društvo "Romera" št. 097 SNPJ priredi v soboto dne 16. teb. plesno veselico v Narodnem domu v korist društvene blagajne, ki je popolnoma prazna. Uljudno vabimo vsa okoliška društva in drugo občinatvo, staro in mlado, da pridete v obilnem številu, da nam tako pripomorete k boljiefmi u-spehu. Kadar boste vi ksj priredili, smo vam vaelej pripravljeni poaet vrniti.
VeseHčni odbor je na delu, da uetreie vsem posetnlkom In v vseh ozirih. Za ples bo Igral Lockardov orkester tako, da ee bo vrtelo vse. Prigrizek bo izvrsten. Vstopnina sa moške |1, as ionske Me. Ns svidenje dne 15. feb.l—Matt Regtna ml., tajnik.
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Slovenskega delavskega doma oziroma zemljišča za dom na Osag«, W. Va. Hkl«p s«je z dne 26. januarja 1M0 j« bil, da ee Korporacija razpusti In da s« čarter t« korporacija Hiov. Del. Doma na Oaage, W. Va., pošlje nazaj. Prosimo vse delničarje, da upoštevajo ta ogla«. Zapisnikar Korporacija, Joa«ph Založnik, Bok 87, Frum, W Va, J a-kob T«kauc, predsednik. (Adv.)
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za svoju slnovku po Imenu Aaks Barberič, I njezinog alna. Rodom j« Iz Koprlvnlčke Rlj«k«, občina Sokolovac, JugoalavlJa Molim brašd, ako koJI zna sa njeslnu adr<<su, neka ml Jo Javi, zašto mu budem Jako zahvalen. Ako pa «ama člta ovaj oglaa, nek §e mi odmah Javi, Jer imam joj našto vainoga plasti
(«eorge ZsHČ, Box 121, Wl-den, W Va.	(Adv.)
II. meje aa nudi potnikom sopet slavni II« de Praace.
I. junija. Naš« glavaa palet ae pa tavanje ee vrši aopet na brseperalku s neprekoeljivim tretjim rasradom, na lic de fraaee. U sedaj Je prigla šenih vet j« število rojakov ta to potovanje, V Vašem intereeu Je, da ae priglasite tudi VI.
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KJK JE Frank KrtafelcT Poročati mu Imam nekaj zelo vainega lz starega kraja. Rojak« prosim, naj ga opozorit na to, ali pa naj m sam prijavi svojemu stricu ns naslovi John Knaf«lc, 718 De. catur St., Denver, Colo,—(Ad.)
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sa mojega prijatelja Ignac Luz-narja, kateri biva nekje v Cte-velandu, Ohio. Prosim gs, ds mi javi ako bode člUl U oglaa Rojake prosim, da ga opoforijo na ta oglaa. Jernej Kant, Box 38, Forest Lak«, Mkh. (Adv.)
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Kakšno demokratko hočete?
Neki slovenski list »je joka nad "krivico", ki se je zgodHa članu SNPJ, ko je posetil zad-njo aejo gl. odbora in zahteval beeedo, pa je ni dobil. Iz tega incidenta list ivaja: "To ni demokracija! Cianetvo nima nikakih pravic!'
Lift je • tem pokazal, ds se le igra z beeedo demokracija, da mu ni za dejetva in reeni-co in da na cenen način dela iz komarja alona v intereau avoje frakcije. Vaa dotična kritika je velik nssmisel in Proaveta je poklicana, da pobija vae take neamlselnoetl.
Kaj ja demokracija? Demokracija je v bistvu (forma — politična, industrijska, socialna itd, — je zdaj poatranaka) vlada večine ljudatva. V našem alučaju ja vlada večine aktivnega članstva. Večina aktivnega član-ttva («lani, ki ne hodijo na asje, niso aktivni) IsvoM delegate in ti sprejmejo pravila in druge skleps, ki veljsjo zs vae člane, gl. odbor pa akrbl, da ae Izvajajo pravila In drugi akle-pi, torej volja večine. To je demokracija! A-ko ni članom kaj po volji, lahko lnlclstirajo, Izpremembo in večina odloči. Zdaj je na član-akem glssovsnju predlog starostnega zavaro-vsnjs; ako ga večina hočs, gs sprejme, sko gs noče, ga zavrle. To je demokracija!
Večina na konvenciji je poetavils točko v pravila, da ao seje gl. odbora javne za člahe SNPJ, toda besedo imajo le gl. odborniki, razen če je katsri člsn pozvsn pred odbor. To je disciplina v demokraciji! Kajti brez di-aclpllna nI demokracije. Dotlčhl člkaiki član ]s prišel na aejo in zahtevsl besedo, ne da bi ga bil odbor pozval. Kam bi prišli, če bi vsak član zahteval in dobil besedo ns sejah gl. odbora? Koliko čass bi aeja trajala In kaj bi bila vredna? To bi ne bila več demokracija, tsmvsč anarhija! In ta privilegij bi imeli le Čiksški člsni, ki lshko pridejo ns sejo; zunanji ¿lani ne morejo priti, torej bi ae jim godila krivica. Ali ao čikaški člani kaj več kot zunanji?	\
Is tags js jasno, ds kritik ne ssgovsrja principa demokracija, peč pa sshtevs as či-ksšks člsne poseben privilegij, kar je najmanj demokratično. Pravile ns delsjo Izjem. Všlja-Jo zs vas člsne ensko In gl. odbor mors gl«v dsti, ds as prsvila spoštujejo. V Jednoti Je lshko na tlaoče članov, ki Imajo kakšno pritožba na gl. odbor; lahko ao društva, ki imajo pritožbo. Za vae pritošbe. pa naj pridejo iz New Yorka, San Franciaca all Chlcaga, je do-točen« ena pot, po kateri lahko pridejo na namenjeno mesto. Za vae enako! To je demo-
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V jednoti ao kajpada aktivne manJAinrf" članov, ki niso bili, niso danes in ne bodo zadovoljni z vsemi sklepi večine, dokler bo ftlveta jrdnota. Zlasti niso zadovoljni oni, ki so bili nekoč z večino, a so se sami porinili v manjšino. TI bodo vedno in vedno znali povedati o kaki "krivici" in "mašinl" in vedno jim je "premslo" demokracije — pozabljajo pa, da bi oni, če bi bili večina, delali prav tako in nič drugače kakor dela današnja večina, če bi hoteli ohraniti demokracijo v jednoti. Vsak gl. odbor, vsaka vsčina Je nekomu "mašina", dokler Je nekdo v manjšini.
SNPJ je demokratična organizacija, naj-demokrstičnejšs med vsemi jugoelovanskimi podpornimi organizaciji v Ameriki. Po vsej pravici se lahko pribije ta samohvala. Edina nesreča s nami Je, ker je še dosti članov, ki demokracije ns razumejo, drugi člani pa, ki so dovolj inteligentni, da bi lahko razumeli — pa dajejo potuho prvim. To je naša slabost, ki lahko vaem skupaj naredi veliko škode.
To nerazumevanje se jasno izraža v nekaterih dopisih v Pros vet i. Člani Imajo avo-bodo stvarne kritike o Jednotinih zadevah, toda mnogi bi radi Izkoristili to svobodo za ose-* ben boj in za frakcijsko propsgsndo proti izločenim načelom In smernicam jednote in njenega glasila
Ako bi bilo vse absolutno svobodno, bi i-mell anarhijo v Jednoti In listu. Ker pa ima-; mo demokracijo, morajo vefjati gotovi principi In gotova smernice — in sicer oni principi In amernice, ki jih večina aktivnegs članstva spo-, sna za najboljše. Tako Je bilo od rsčetks SNPJ In tako oetene toliko časa, dokler hoče na*a Jednota napredovati in živeti.
OKROŽNE FEDERACIJE JEDNOTINIH DRUfiTBV
( hira ko, lit — V raznih o-k rož jih ao ae uatanovile federacije jednotinih društev v evrho uspešnejše agitacije za jednoto, prirejanje skupnih slavnoeti in drugih priredb.
Okrožne federacije ad ae izkazale koristne v vseh ozirih za jednoto, društva in članstvo, kajti večkrat se v raznih okra-ib pojavijo problemi, ki ae lah-<o uspešnejše izvajajb združeno, kot pa če iate izvajajo društva vsako sase. Potom okrožnih federacij ae morejo voditi posebne kampanje v posamesnih o-krajih.
Tudi v Chicagu se v zadnjih etih sproži vsako leto kakšna deja, za katere je potrebno sodelovanje okoliških društev, kar se Je izvajalo na način, da so posamezna društva izvolila posebne odbore, ki so delovali le za določen slučaj. To se Je izkazalo nepraktično brez stalno poslujoče federacije. Kljub temu, da so v preteklosti že razna dru štva apelirala na druga društva za ustanovitev trajno poslujoče zveze in ae Je za to izreklo več društev, še ni do zdaj ta korist-na ideja izvedena.
Društvo št. 1 je valed tega na seji dne 10. januarja ponovno podvzelo akcijo za ustanovitev federacije jednotinih društev
pelira, da včlanite vsa društva v «tašo federacijo in da pomešate s tem za boljši proovit naše jednote in za bol Ido izobrazbo našega članstva. Ni zadosti, da je le član, ako nima v svojem srcu brstske ljubezni do svojegs bližnjega. Prava bratska vzajemnost I pri člsnu vidi takrat, kadar pokaže v dejanju, da hoče in želi svojemu sobratu tiste dobrote kakor sam sebi. Nsšs federacija uči svoje člane, ds bodejo enkrst prišli na tisto stopnjo izobrazbe, da bodo vredni biti člani človeške družbe.
Na zadnji seji federacije ae js sklenilo, da se deluje v kampanji za pridobivanje novih članov med mladino. Gl. odbor SNPJ je na svojem letnem zborovanju odločil na priporočalo gl. odbornikov, ki so člani angleško poslujoč«! društev, v to svriio vsota $750 za kampanjo, katera bo dne 28. marca na Ely, Minn., bo na dnevnem redu rae-motrivanje o tej veliki kampa- Isamsznike, poacbno pa člane od nji. Dolžnost starejših članov je društev št. 188 in 589, da se ude-pa, da gredo mladini na roko v jieže naše prve predstave v veli-
AtJUitania odpluje julija eno uro prej, kot je bilo prvotno določeno. New York namreč zapusti v nedeljo 6. julija opolnoči, ne pa ob 1. zjutraj 7. julija. 'Toliko v pojasnilo glade spremembe dneva.
Ako še nimate knjižice, stopite po njo k bližnjemu zastopniku ali pa pišite naravnost na Izletni urad 8. N. P. J. In ne pozabite takoj izpolniti in oddati kupon na zadnji strani knjižice. __
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Prva igra društva 589
Caaoasbnrg, Pa. — Društvo • Pioneers" št. 589 SNPJ uprizo-Iri svojo prvo igro, tridejansko farso "Izobčen iz šola", v nedeljo, dne 16. februarja v dvorani SNPJ. Igra je polna smeha. Vsakdo se bo zabaval Priznati moramo, da nas je vzelo veHko ča sa to truda, da smo to veseloigro skupaj spravili. Uljudno vabimo vsa okoliška društva inpo-
vseh ozirih ter pomagajo vzpodbujati k boljšemu uspehu. Poziva ae vsa minnesotska društva naše jednote, da pošljete avoje zastopnike na to važno aejo omenjenega dne. Seja pridne ob eni uri popoldne.—
Frank Klan, tajnik.
kem številu. Z vašo innogobroj no udeležbo nam boste pokazali, da ste v resnici z nami. Le skupno delo in sodelovanje pr vse)i naših priredbah zamore 1 meti »trajni uspeh. Zato pa vsi na našo prvo dramsko priredi tev dne 16. februarja.
Naprej sa večjo SNPJ!
> John F. Kntcli, predsednik
Za prtanovitev federacije Bridgeport, O. — Na seji dru-Chicagu in bližnji okolici ln iz-i*tva št. 18 dne 2. feb. emo raz-volllo v to avrho pripravljalni I previjali o vprašanju glede mož-odbor treh članov. Tozadevni I n0Bti uatanovitve federacije odbor ja do pdaj piameno pova- društev SNPJ za vzhodni Ohio. bil vaa bližnja društva na včla- Članatvo vidi v tem velik napre-njenje v federacijo oziroma ao- dek za vaa društva in za jedno-delovanje sa ustanovitev fede- to v vseh ozirih. Slične federa-raclje in upati je, da se bodo vsa cije v drugih krajih so pokaza-društva Sdsvala z voljo za akup- le, da je bilo njihovo delo vselej no delo. Do zdaj je imelo le še uepešno. Valed tega je bilo akle-žensko društvo "Nada" št. 102 njeno, da tajnik obvesti vas evojo redno aejo in ae je izreklo društva v tem okrožja potom___^
za sodelovanje in v to avrho iz- Prosvete, če ao pri volji delovati Letimo mnogobrojno. Pridimo volilo tri zastopnice. Zetleti je, v Federaciji, da se takoj prifla- |Vilf jjj radj slišimo slovesko pe Idillvsa ostala društva slede sijo in da» ae ts prekoristna ide-vzglsdu društva Nade in omo- ja čim prej ureanlči. go*Up sklicanje prva asje za-1 Cas je določen za par mesecev, stopnlkov vseh bližnjih društev da se članstvo ns svojih sajah enkrat v meaecu marcu.	poavatuje in isvoli svoja zasjop-
Can je, da aa tudi tfksška nike. Sporočite svoj sklep.br. driaitva zavzamejo Sa žlvshnej-1 Martinu Koesu. R. F. ^Nor še gibanje na društvsnem polju, bo* 195, Bridgsport, O. Kskor da ne bomo zaostajali za drugi- hitro se bo prijsvilo le nekaj dru- nine prosti, m! mesti, oziroma okraji, ki so «tev, bomo tako začeli z akcijo. ^a veselo svidenje dne 1«. fe-že davno thedaebojno organizl- Stvar je važna in koristna, zato |brusrjs!—J. Debevc. rani potom okrožnih federacij. Ja umestno in potrebno, da vaa
prizadeta društva izvolijo avoje zastopnike ter s tem prijavijo svoje sodelovanje v Federaciji v tem okrožju. Društvo št. 18 bo
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Banovec poje v Penni
Durant City, Pa. — Operni pe-Ivec Svetozar Banovec priredi I svoj. koncert v Durant City dvo-rsni dne 16. februarja, pričetek j točno ob T. zvečer. Po koncertu bo plea v »gornji dvorani. Uljud-rbno vabimo vae okoliške rojake, da posetijo Banovčev koncert dbilnem številu. Ke bo to prv [slovenski koncert v tej naselbini, za to je naša dolžnost, da ga po-
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Program bo izredno zanimiv. Banovec bo pel slovenske naroc ne ln težje skladbe, kakor tud arije iz raznih oper. Vstopnina za moške j« $1, za ženske ps 50c. Otroci pod 16. letom so vetop-
Blaa Novak,
član prtp. odbora dr. št. 1.
Važno obvestilo
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CoDinwoodske novice ¿teveland, O. — Društvo "Vi-1 pevski Raj" št S12 SNiPJ je pa veelaj na svojem mestu, vedno si1 kaj dobrega izmislijo. Ns prošH seji so sklenili, da Imajo vsi no-novopristopli člani prosto pristopnino, kar se tiče društva, za celo tekoče leto. Poleg pa Je lah- j ko vsakemu znano, da "Vipavci" tudi drugače ne spijo. Ne (la im žilica miru, ako se od časa do Časa ne porazvesefte in po domače ne zaplešejo v veseli druž- j t>i.
Zato so sklanlli, da priredijo | dne 16. februarja v Slov. domu na Hohnee ave. točno ob 7. zvečer i prijetno zabavo. Uljudno vabimo vse prijatelje in znance našega1 članstva, da se udeleže in z nami I zabavajo. Postrežba bo prvovrstna in vse bo irnportirano iz drugih držav, le kuharice bodo do-1 mače.—Odbor.
Ilustrirano predavanje Waukegan, 111..— V n^eljo dne 16. februarja točno ob 7:80 zvečer bo v spodnjih prostorih 9ND predaval br. John Olip, član gl. odbora SNIPJ, o stari domovini. Prsdavanje bo spremljano s slikami na pAatnu. |
Predavanje se vrši pod avspi-cijo angleško govorečega društva "Little Fort" SNPJ, katerega mladi člani skušajo pokazati spoštovanje do rodne grude svojih staršev s tem, da bo-j do omogočili zanimivo ilustrirano pvedavanje. Uljudno vabijo vse, posebno pa člane in članice društev št., 14 in 119 SNPJ, da se udeleže v obilnem številu. Vstopnina je 26c za oaebo. O-l troci v spremstvu staršev so prosti. Vstopnina je nizka zato, da bo vsakemu omogočeno udeležiti se. Po predavanju se ser-vira brezplačen prigrizek, ki bo dobro teknil med kramljanjem in pogovarjanjem o tem in o-nem.
Na svidenje dne 16. feb.» predavanju!—Puh. odaek.
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LeRoy Millner, predsednik direktorjev Čikaškega municipalnega sanitarij a za Jetičo* j je poročal te dni, da je bila biftka s tuberkulozi v čikaškem mestu v preteklem letu selo uspe*, ns. Dr. Benjsmin Goldberg, direktor sanit*. \ rija, je predložil tabelo, ki pokazuje, da se Je umrljivost za jetikov v Chicagu znižala priblii. no pet odstotkov v enem letu.
Odstotek umrljivoefci v letu 1928 je bil' 84.9 na 100,000 prebivalcev, v letu 1929 j« pj padel na 79.5. Umrljivost se je znižala ne g», mo med belokožci, med katerimi je vedno naj. nižja, temveč tudi med zamorci in Mehikanci, ki najbolj trpe na tej bolezni. Sledeča tabela pokazuje odstotke sorazmerne umrljivoiti ni 100,000 prebivalcev v letoma 1928 in 1929:
1928:	1929:
Belokožci ....................... 60.7	57.7
Zamorci .......................... 455.8	404.5
Mehikanci 1012.5	722.2
Ta znameniti rezultat je bil dosežen z in-tezivno kampanjo, katero je začel direktorij sanitarije pred dvema letoma, da poduči ljudstvo, p&sebno delavsks sloje, ki so najbolj pod. vrženi tej kugi, kako se je treba zavarovati proti jedki.
Najvažnejši pripomočki so: dovolj prL zračeno stanovanje, pravilna hrana in dovolj telesnega počitka. To troje je največ pomo-gio, da ae je tako zelo znižala umrljivost med zamorci in Mehikanci v teku enega leta.
"Menehmi" v Chicagu Chlcago, I1L — Dramski odaek pevskega zbora "Prešeren" priredi dne 2. marca petdejanako veseloigro "Menehmi" sli "Komedijo zmešnjsv" v dvorani SNPJ. Snov igre je vzeta is grškega življenja kot se je godilo pred mnogimi stoletji. Ts igra šs ni
I Clsveisnd, O. — Zastopniki vsem društvom ns roke Clevelandake federacije društva vseh ozirih. SNPJ so na prošli seji dtoe 26. Dne 26. Jan, sem ae udeleži januarja aklenili, da se prihod- »eje Federacije v Penni. Videl njs sejs Federacije vrši v West sem, kako se tsm zanimajo za Parku. 0 tem js bilo tudi že po- federseljsko delo. Mi lahko prav bila igrana na alovenskem odru. ročano v Prosvetl, toda med tem tako delujemo v naši laatni Fe-1 Pričetek igre bo točno ob 8. po-pa acm prejel obvestilo, da dotič- deraclji tukaj. Zato pa na delo poldne. Vstopnice v predproda-nl dan Um dvorana ni na raz-1 za takojšnjo uatenovitev Fede- |ji ao 60c, pri vratih pa 75c. Do-
racije društev SNPJ v vzhodnem Ohiju!—Joseph Snoy.
polago, ker da Je oddana za dru ge svrhe.
Vsled tega sem prhnorsn, ds preldičem prvo nssnsnllo in obenem nsznsnjsm, ds ss bo prihod njs ssjs našs FsdsrscIJc vršila v Newburghu, ln sicer ns Prtncs avenujI v Slovenski delavski dvorani ob 2. popoldne.
2elim, ds zsstopniki društev blagovole vzeti to obvestilo na znanje ter da se udeleže seje pol noštovilno. Na tej seji bodo podani tudi vsi dosedanji računi. Apeliram na člane, da ae tudi oni udeleže federacijske seje. da so tako pouče o njenem delovanju. Vstop Ima vaak Član SNPJ prost In ima pravico do posvetovalnega glasu.
Zastopriki dsvslsndnkih dru štev SNPJ. udeležite ae seje dne 23. feb., v Newburghu na Prince ave. Kako .tja, bom i>oročal prihodnjo sreda
J. F. Tsrblzen. tajnik.
Mtansaotaka fsderaclja
Cfiisholm. Minn — Dolžnost vseh minnesotskih Članov SNPJ je, da ae informirajo o delovanju naše Federacije. Društva, ksters so te zestopana. Imajo vpogled v njeno delo ter gs odobrsvajo is rssloga, ker vidijo v tem združevalnem delu pot do boljšega napredka. Ničessr pa ne vidijo o našem delu ona društvs in člsni, ksteri nko še člsni naše federacije, in med temi Je še naj-več nesporne uma.
Minnesotska federacija društev SNPJ Je v tem pogledu že veliko storila In še vedno deluje na tem. da uči svoje člane med-' seboj ns iloge In smotrenega dela. Iz tega razloga se na vas a-
be se pri vse članih "Prešerna". Nabavite al jih aedaj.
Pub. odaek.
Prsdavanje v ColHnwoodu CoMnwood, O. — Dne 14. februarja priredi čitalnica SDD avoje drugo predavanje. Predaval bo'i Joseph Siskovich o predmetni: "Pregled človeškega življenja in usode." Predmet do-kazuje, ds bo predavanje zani miva Predavatelj nam bo dokazal, da le v nas samih je rešitev izpod modernega tiranstva.
Predavanje prične točno ob 8. zvečer, takoj po seji čitalnice; seja prične ob 7. zvečer, v petek dne 14. feb.
Koncertni program kluba Št 49 JSZ, ki je bil proizvajan dne 2. feb., je sijajno uspel. Sodelovale ao rasne moči in tako pripomogle, da je bila prireditev u-spešna. Iskrena hvala vaem, ki so sodelovali in delovali za ta koncert F. Durn.
Veliki Izlet SNPJ v leta
(Pod tem tuulovOm Izletni u-rad SNPJ od časa do ¿asa poro-ča važna tti forumi ve stvori» hreHte in shranite/,;
DRUGI RAZRED Ko je bila knjižica o VELI-KEM IZLETU V JUGOSLAVIJO že tiskana, so bile ladijska cene drugega razreda spremenjene. 'Cene drugega razreda v knjižici torej niso prave, temveč veljajo sledeče cene: Od New Yorka do Cher-
bourga .......................$152.50
Od New Yorka do Cher-
beurga in nasaj............ 305.00
04 New Yorka do Cher-bourga. in aazaj. ako se vrnete po 1. oktobru ... 286.75 Znižane so tudi evropske železniške cene. Sedaj so v veljavi sledeče cene:
t. rssrtd S. rssrtd Is Cherbourgs do
LJubljane ........$24.35 $15.84
Is Cherbourga do Zagrebe .......... 26.80 . 17.43
Is Cherbourga do * do Beograda ... 32.96 20.74 I<adijske eene tretjega rszre-da so nespremenjene. Ker imamo sa naš islet rezervirane zelo dobn* prostore na perniklh. priporočamo vsakemu, da potuje v
Banovec v Wsst Parku Weet Park, O. — Wespsršks slovenska naselbina je msla po fttsvilu naših rojakov Hrvatov in Slovencev, lahko ae pa kosa s marsikatero veliko s raznimi društevnimi prireditvami. Za nedeljo, 16. februarja je aranžiran koncert, na katerem nastopi nsš mojster v petju g. S. Bsno-vec, član opsre v Ljubljeni.
Pri sranžiranju tega koncerta sodelujejo vsa tukajšnja kulturna in podporna društva. S | tem nastopom našega odličnega tenorista bo dana prvič v zgodovini naše naselbine prilika okoliškim rojakom slišati našo milo slovensko pesem iz grla na umetnika Banovca. Banovčev koncert se vrli v Jugoslovanskem delsvskem narodnem domu. Naša dolžnost je, [da ss udeležimo v tako velikem številu, da bo dvorana do zad j njega kotička aasedena. O Banov eu smo slišali že veliko in I mnogo, zato naj zadostuje, da ae odsovetnu vsi.
Na svidenje dne 16. februarja na Banovčcvem koncertu!
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LISTNICA UREDNIftTVA
A. F., Johnstown, Pa.: Dobro I— In prav Je tako.
J. S., San Diego: Nas veeel!. da radi čitate "Ameriško življe-
nje" v dnevniku Prosveti. Po-tretjem razrvhi, kjer bodo naši slano mords porabimo.* izletniki imeli domačo hrano in j. g., Helper. Utah: Hvala dovolj zabave.	Smo še poročali o tem.
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v moskovskih listih povejo več kot najboljši članki
Javna zahvala Cleveland, O. — Podpisani, I Frank Ivančlč, ae iskreno za-1 hvaljujem članom društva "Tabor" št. 189 SNPJ za plačevanje mojega asčementa ves čas moje bolezni. Ns letni seji je i-sto društvo sklenilo, ds se mi še nadalje plačuje asesment. Iskrena hvala za božično darilo v zne-1 sku od $10 do $25 (vsako leto že zadnjih pet let). Lepa hvala tu-] di SNIPJ za izredno podporo v svoti $150. Sprejmite vsi od moje družine in podpisanega naj-1 iskrenejšo zahvalo za izkazano I naklanjenost!—Frank Ivančlč, 1011 E. 64th street, Cleveland, Ohio. ___
Norris proti potrjenjn v Hughesa
Washington. D. C.—Senator Norris js nastopil proti temu, j da bi senat potrdil Chsrlsss E. Hughsss predsednikom vrhovnega zveznegs sodišča, za kar ga je imenoval Hoover. Norris pravi, ds js Hughes velik zaup-j nik trustov in imenovan je bil pod vplivom trustjanskih interesov.
Cele kolone drobnih oglasov na zadnjih stnaneh sovjetskih listov dajejo boljšo sliko življenja v današnji Rusiji kot pa najboljši informativni članki sli csle knjige statistike. V teh oglasih se razodevsjo individualne revolucije onih oseb, ki ao ae najdlje upirale novemu življenju, a danes ae ne morejo več upirati.
Na primer "Izveatja" imajo Bledeči oglas:
"Jaz, David Slumov, državljan in šolski učenec, stanujoč v prvi Azirakovskaji aleji it 11, naznanjam, da sem danes pretrgal vse od-nošaje s svojimi starši."'
„ Kaj pomeni ta oglas? Lahko je uganiti. Deček se je odrekel veri in političnim idejam svojega očeta in matere, ki sta vaekakor še nasprotna sovjetom. Takih naznanil je na stotine in tisoče.
Drugo naznanilo: .
"Jaz, državljan Ranjski, živeč v vasi Usplnski, distrikt Viazinsk, naznanjam, da sem odpovedal službo popa in prosim vsakogar, da me odslej amatra ket proletarkega držav-ljana, ki je zvet naši vladi."
• To je tudi eden izmed ato in ato primerov. Ruski pravoslavni duhovni trumoma zapuščajo cerkev in mnogi celo stopajo v organizacijo "bezbožnikov" (ateistov), kjer postajajo naj-gorečnejši agitatorji za znanstven življenski nazor in za novo družbo.
Floridftki pračlovek
Živel Je 18,170 let pred Kr.
Papižja bolezen ubila ad ravnika
Baltlmore. — Dr. Willlam E. Stokee, direktor bakteriološkega I biroja v zdravstvenem depart-| mentu v Baltimoru, ki je bil aktiven v raziskovanju psitakaaal aH ps pitje bolezni, se Je nslesel | ts bolezni ln umri 10. t m.
Washlngton. D. C. — Dr. Charles Armstrong, epidemio-log v zvssnl zdravstveni aluž- [ Vi, Js obolel ns pepižji bolezni.
Nsrsvoslovski muzej (American Museum of Natural History) v New Yorku je zadnje dni naznanil sledeča važna odkritjs:
Sledove, ki jih je zapustila žival v Alabami pred 250 milijon leti; okamenel krokodil, ki ji živel v Novi Mehiki pred 60 milijon leti; okoat, je dinozavra, ki je ataro najmanj 80 milijon* let; zmrznjene živalake kosti iz Alaske, ki * računajo na 20,000 let; in končno — ksr J* najvažnejše — okostje človeks, ki je živel t Floridi vsekakor, pred 20,000 leti.
Vse te pomifike davnega življenje in ra* voja ao odkopale razne muzejske skspedicjj« < teku lanskega leta. Material bo v kratke« montiran in razstavljen v muzeju.
Floridski člojpški fosil pride zsdnji v b» zej, ker bo prej predmet akrbnega študiraj znanstvenikov. To js popolnoma nov V** men te vrste, Id morda pomakne staro* riškegs človeks daleč nasaj. Doslej so domne vsll, ds js bils Severna Amerika obU*» pred kakimi šest do oeemtisoč Isti.
PREKOP MED VOLG# IN DONOM
Kskor javljajo Iz Moskve, se je odlo^J sovjetska vlada vrssničiti atari načrt prssj med Volgo med Crnfan in Kaepiškkn Novo občilo bo važno tudi sa povolški pr^T ker bo blago neovirano is Volge lshko kre" na ladjah v Don. Doslej as Je asorslo F ^ vorjatl v Čericinu na železnice. PreM> čel delati že Peter Vellld, pa med limi ^ nami ni prišel dlje od eašetnlh del gs ovirale tudi tehnične težkoče. kJ^f*^ našnjs rasviU tehnika s lahkoto	_
vjeU nameravajo dobiti ss ta ^ehk zetnako posojilo. Prekop bi bil	(Ani a
ga gospodarskega pomena ss vss f^^T ju/ni del evropske Rosijs.
SREDA, 12. FEBRUARJA,
IZPLAČILA IZ SMKTNINSKK6A SKLADA
SLUŽBO DOBI
¿enaka srednje starosti dobi
službo pri družini, kjer imajo vedno moške nn hrani, torej mora anani nekoliko kuhati in druga hišna dela opravljati. Glavno Je, da ja poštena. Plača po dogovoru. Služba Ja v naaelbini laven Chicaga. Pišite na aaalov: "Služba" c. o. Proaveta, 8667 B. Lawndale Ave., Chicago, 111.
Hl&A NA PRODAJ
Proda ae deaet sobna, it opeke aesldana hiša s vao potrebno fforkoto, trdega leaa iadalana. široka, velika lota, blltu 96. ceste. Uprašajte spodaj odipre-daj na: 2616 S. Millard Ave., ( hicago, IIL— (Adv.)
NAZNANILO ROJAKOM na Ely, Mina., in okolici.
Odprl ••m mojo brlvaleo v vodjih prostorih ln ilcor Um ko mm bH m-šol prod M loti. BodaJ jo no moderno urojono. Mojo dtlo jo prvovrstno hi votltj v sadovoljitvo. 81-cor mo dobro poanaU mono In moj« dtlo. So toplo prlporoftom sa obllon poaot. 8 »poštovonjom vaš
FRANK CERČRK, brivoo, Ely, Minn.
ŽENITVENA PONUDBA
Al. ai Pranooa Km lil. At. m. a|t>« Skufao 114 10, Anton Pli». Ur m. Paul Kuka. H4.	i«**** M«.
MIlan Hipili IM.
št Nt. P rank China MI. Kr.no« Hunuk m. PMlIp Jakli« Hf U«N»M Naaiia »I. Mar* Marchu* »U. Anton Uulbi.* lil. John Jakllch UMU. Anton tMohlch IIT.M. Pro-«M Pivwrol« 114. Jnaaph Mm,k Ml. Matthew J. Sahmjaak in. Martin StohoUnlk IM. J »An A. TWk |U.
K Ml. Krank Patri«* H. Martla Mlakar IN. Mary Pavlakovia NI. Krnnk ImIi NI. Ivan Btanakovta NI. Martin HlunaM N«.N.
4N. John Martlnak ITI, ttlmun Hapatln NI. John a«*lh I IN, Prank l>..rman N4.
At. 4N. Uaia MaOaaavIr N«. Anta» Ktrln-fiM» NI. Qwi* Por lo N.
t 4N. »Jaran* VorWo N». 4N. HWv« Matar N». John Kaau« II«. š«. 44». Mary »uppan III, Anna Oohr-»Ja .NI.
At. 411. Mary Partea NI N. Vlnaaot Oran-ko n*
At. 4N. Aanaa Vmk II«. At. 4«1. Mn UM« It«	i
At. 4 ti. John I Uit*« I NO. At. Ml. Frank Kljuear N«. Antoa Zltnlk N«. Johanna Prtna NA.
Slovenka ae šeli sesnanitl v avrho ženittoe • fantom aH vdovcem v starosti 80 do 40 let Imeti mora tudi nekaj premoženja. Tudi jat imam precej premoženja. Vae ponudbe pošljite na naalov: "Nevesta", 2627 So. Lawndale Ave., Chicago, M.
IZPLAČILA IZ SMRTNINSKEGA SKLADA
DELO ZELI DOHITI
JoaaarJa 1888
Iskušen farmarakl delavec bi rad dobil delo na farmi, bodiai ta Šivlno krmiti ali karkoli že. Ce kdo potrebuje, naj piše na upravo tega lista. Sedaj sem tudi na farmi pa želim spremembe. Pišite na naslov: Farmar-ski delavec, 2667 S. Lawndalo Ave., Chicago, 111.—(Adv.)
št. 999. Halen Mikitoh
At. IN. Oaorf« Koaoman IM, Miohaal Oar-talla NI. Mill llonetojlek N«. Joaeph Uoku-IMi NI.N. Mamar»! Uuarlrh lio. Madaelav Munia« NI. Anton K v m NI.
At. NI. IHmI Pavla lo N. Ualaa llah-rl, NI.
At. »N. Joaaph Parku NI.
At. Iti. Mary Supaa NI.
At. Iti* Charla, Jarleh N »«. Anton »kuhi« N.
S«! l«4. íahn r. aa*.ik°TÍ Anna, Parma
./.............. «IN	IN	hNM Čl», Pa. ....
................ «III	IN ClavalaaS, 0. .......
................ «III	l«l	Cleveland, O, ,....*..
................ «II«	I IN WUIarS. Wla. .......
................ «IN	Nt Satla. Maat.........
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I splava no akoii Zadrulno banke, Ljebljaaa
dodléom	v Jugoslaviji
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Na aplošao povprašovanjo Is sanliaaajo rojakov sa asšs »kupna tsloto nasnsnjamo, da prirtdlmo to loto »lodošo IslsAs»
Po FRANCOSKI progi a parnlkom MILK DC FRANCI" »teke Kam. I. SKUPNI (VELIKONOČNI) IKLKT da» 88. maros. Nadaljal ialotl.po liti profl In s litim parnlkom: 18. aprila apomladanikt tslet 85. junija dniffl poletal talsl 18. maja aal GLAVNI tslst U. julija trotjl polotnl tsisl «. junija poletni ImUt	1. ouffuita tetrti polotnl lalsl
S parnlkom "PARIS" tadl I «kupna Islota, 88. maja la 86. JealJa. Po CUNAID prpsi s pomikom "HA U RETA NIA" proko Cherbourg*. I. SKUPNI SPOMLADANSKI IfcLKT dao 88. aprila. Po C06UUCH prosi s motorno ladjo «VUL0AN1A» IN "8ATURNIA" proko Trsta. L SKUPNI IKLKT s motorno ladjo "VULCANIA" 18. aprila.
Nadaljni lalotl po lati profti 80. maja "SATURNIA"	I. oktobra "VULOAHIA"
8. sugusta "VULCANIA" 88. aovombra "SATUINIA" 8. soptombr« "VULCANIA" U. doeombra ««VULOANU"
• Sakser State Bank
89 Cortlandt Stmt New York, N. Y.
POROČILO O NAKAZANI BOLNIŠKI PODPORI
aokaiaaa dno 84. Jaasarfa 1888.
At. I. Martin II Mm rt, N. Oaar»« Ba, potnik
{¡i »^¿¡UFEčsrs:
Catharlaa Matula 111 At. t. John Capa a NI-At. d. Ella Koale III, Katharlaa Hltra 111. Joaaph Kadanovla IN. Luay lartah IN. Anton Janko NO. Maria Kovaaavla NO.M. Jama« Zupane!« lltAI.
At. 11. Matthaw Majnarl« llt.M, John Mu. rat lil. Jaha Marat III, Thamaa MaJaarU
.aloa Sahraiaah NO. lUaUrala 111, Anton tr llt.M, Uawla Sa-a,|H.N. Prank S ra-Na. Prank Capanela Am Martlnjak |U.U.
I»r«a.. INMNkej 9
Pawl Sroaovlah N< tf«ro »lliah IIU.
POTUJTK E NAJHITREJŠIM PAŠNIKOM NA VODI '
BREMEN
S. S. KUROPA, m JO S KDAJ OBADI, BO STAVUKNA V HROMIT MARCA IMS
SAMO 7 DNI DO JUGOSLAVIJI
Pripravna In direktna šeleinlška iveaa s vaeml dali Europe. Redna tedenska odplutja i priljubljenim brodovjem Uoydovih parnlkov
PROMET POATNE HRANIL NICE
v Beogradu ss mssae december 1929
V mesecu decembru je odprlo svoje nove uloge 196 novih čekovnih računov, tako, da ima sedaj vseh skupaj 17,798 čekovnih računov pri Poštni hranilnici v IMgradu in pri njenih podružnicah v Zagrebu, Ljubljani, Sarajevu In Skoplju.
Promet meaeca decembra 1929 je znašal Din ft,362,*86,746.S2. Od tega je izvršeno virmanom, brez upotrebe gotovine 499» , t. J. Din. 2.627.566,167.90. Na vseh čekovnih ralunih uložena vsota Ja Din 918,608,769.06
Hranjenje je v mesecu decembru telo napredovalo: pristopilo je 8,304 novih ulagataljev, in vložena vsota je narasla ra 6 in pol milijonov dinarjev, tako da uloge koncem decembra irtaAsjo Din 106,626.242.64. Sedaj ima Poštna hranilnica 69,-862 ulagateijev.—(Adv.)
14. MaiÜMT I št. IN. Mhry

POSTNA HRANILNICA
KRALJEVINE JUGOSLAVIJE
ZA VLOGE JAMČI DRŽAVA
lodMal f stari kraj. Delarji bevaaem tečaje brea ka
lah tavajte braapl
Na prodaj ali v zameno sa posestvo v starem kraja v Sloveniji Je prilično sa letovišče. Ulo prilagodno za dobro trgovino. Kdor ae sanlma sa stvar aaj se oglasi pri lastniku na naslovi John Kalina, Bos 64, ŠUaston. WU.	(Adv.)
POftTANSKA 8TEDIONICA,
BEOGRAD, JUGOSLAVIA, IU ROPE


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A Year of New Progrès*
THÉ HE OUTLOOK of our organization for ths current yoar is very brifht and promising. It wiM bo a year of now achlovomonU in all respects. Many more now members wiU bo brought into our orgaataatlon's fold« during thU yoar, and much rooro intereet will bo moused among our youth ia every Slorono community for establishing now English-«peskthg local lodges.
ThU yoar will be known ao Our Youth Movement Year, having for ft« goal an extenrtve membership program. It i« expected that through new arrangera enU with the exleting local« the present membership drive In our young lodge« by the end of thU year will exceed all previous records. The present Jubilee membership drive terminate« April 1 when the new Youth M ember «hip Campaign will be launched and will bo iff effect throughout thi* year.
At its yearly cession In Chicago two woelu ago th« supreme board has considered the vitally important task now facing our organisation of bringing under its banner the majority of Slovene youth In America. Considerable time of the seesion was principally do-voted to this question with emphasis te Incseased production. For this purpose sn extensive membership csmpsign plan was enacted, whereby Many of our young people will be attracted into our junior local lodges. This now Youth Membership Campaign falls largely on the English-speaking branches. A sum of over «oven hundred dollars has boon appropriated to carry out this membership plan more energetically and successfully. Besides this a sum of one hundred dollar« has boon appropriated with the sole purpose of conducting contests sfmllsr In nature to these of laat year.
The chief purpose and aim of this now drive, the Youth Movement Membership Campaign, is, to double the present number of English-speaking local branches and to correspondingly Incrsaao their membership.
Is this possible? If all of you decide—nothing is Impossible.
Brer since the inception of ths Slovene National Benefit Society, dating twenty-fivs year« back, Ms motto has boon and b today: FORWARD!
Prusheck Exhibit in Chicago
r* IEOOrY PRUSHECK, our renown artist, Is pros-U «ntly exhibiting his recent pointings at the Chicago Woman's Aid Club. His works will be on view at the Club'« Salon <1M N. Wabash sve„ lftth floor) from February 10 to the last dsy of thi« month. Jugoslavs of Chicago and vicinity aie Invited to visit Prusheck exhibit any day this month.—In the current Bulletin, Club's official weekly, In connection with the exhibit appears the following Item:
Our next Art Salon, on February 10, at 240 o'clock, promises to more than oqal the standard of our delightful afternoons which we have enjoyed this season. This week it will be in honor of Oregory Prushsck. whose paintings eve new on display in our slab rooms, a«* we have heard a few weeds from the artist himself, who was wkh us on that day.
Constance Collier, the star of The Matriarch," now playing In Ohioego, wsa an honored guest. She was aocompaaiod by Hssketh Pearson, also of "The Matri-" ereh" Company. To complete th« afternoon, we hsd one of Chicago's own charming young dancers, Ruth Prai*. Ml«« Frank ha« studied with Pavley, Adolph Bolm, and Bora Mlrovs, and hps appeared In Chicago In many Important role«. BeeT known of those srs her eppearsnees In th« Ballet at Ravinia this past sum-mer, wkh Ruth Psge, and with the Ksdzlr Stock Com-pasy. _inL
Oregory Piidii*
The Art Committee takes pride in announcing the exhibit of painting« by Gregory Prusheck which are
B view in the club rooms. Mr. Prusheck, who from Jugoslavia, ranks as an Important exponent of the modem In contemporary art. Self-taught In painting, he belongs to no particular school, but brings to his work S singularly fresh viewpoint snd s highly individual technique.
For auny years a wanderer, hs gypsied from one land to another, seeing Hie and the world In term« of mystical loveliness and somber beauty. While subdued In tone and delicate In treatment, his paintings derive virility from s dynamic handling of mass and lin« which result« in a riotous rhythm. Through his uss of color, h« achieve« a depth end a certain living, forceful quality that cannot fall to Impress the ob-
Mr. Samu«l Put man, the well-known Art Critic, claim« th« credit for discovering Gregory Prusheck Place hi« first appearance ia the No-Jury shows the
w*Uh* 9*0** He Is the winner of the William Rke Jeiftln. prise awarded st the cur. rent phow In the Art Institete.
Pn»heck was the gueot of honor at our Art Salon on February 10, and will bo pleased to meet our member« during the exhibit and describe the expert-
important notica
The next meeting of Mid-West Athletic Conference will be held at Koneaha, Wis., February II, and will start promptly at IM.
All local lodge« which intent to compote In the howling or basketball tes marnent et Weetzen. Ht., muet be represented at this mooting on February II.
Freak OMaeh.
"Philippine Interlude"
In the March issue of the Plain Talk magasine will Lou»« A derate, our well known writer in English. The pppeer an Interesting article "FM 11 pine Interlude" by number le new available Ademir's poignant language and d~p inetght late the matter ho dli his articles Interesting reeding matter.
Keeping Count
The kind visitor te the lunette asylum watched the angler patiently fishing with a walking .t*k held o vet a watering-can
"How many heve yeu caught?" acted the
snepathetlrall» Tfce fonatic regards him
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stranger,
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FOR MEMBERS OF SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY AND AMERICAN SLOVENES
Sungl&re Secrets
By Oemehoe Slim.
The greeteet publicity campaign to interest the SftPJ members and their friends on behalf of the Son-glare Lodge 182 1« on. One thouaand Invitations 4o "A NIOHT IN HAWAII" and "THE PRESIDENTS N1TE SOCIAL" and one thousand Initial Applications for membership in the Suaglare Lodge have been mailed to the SNPJ members in Chicago, Cicero, Berwyn and Lyons, urging them to support us.
Some persons, whan they become candidates for important public office, pass out free cigars, with the expectation of "educating" the suckers during the campaign to vote for them, but Our presidential candidate was a sure shot; He passed no such free bait during his campaign but since election is reminding his friends as he Is giving one grand treat to all Seagtace members and their frieods after the monthly mooting on Friday, February 14, at Vaeck's Hall, 2801 8. BOth avenue, Cicero, 111. Everyone Is welcomed to come as his guest There will be music by Integrity Red Peppers, from 9:8" p. m. to midnight. Refreshments and entertainment No admission charge. Meeting will start at 8 p. m. stidrp.
At last It is here: "A NIGHT IN HAWAII/' the gorgeous entertainment with Hawaiian atmosphere, Saturday, February II, at the SNPJ Auditorium, 8SW40 8. Lawndale are., Chicago at • p. m. Admittance foe
?>Chunshoe Slim ssys: "This shall be a great nlte and a gorgeous dance, with thrilling, Inspiring, romantic jass music cooked by the famous seven Hawaiian stars —The Raga-dours—filling ths afreet air where the dance craving souls shall for the first time find and enjoy the PARADISE OF THEIR DREAM«."
LODGE NO. 604
Lorain, Ohio.—Here is soother opportunity for you to make merry in Lorain. The Crusaders Lodge No. 604 gre holding a Valentine Dance St the Slovenian National Home, Saturday, February II. Come on, everybody! Let's all make merry to the melodies of those melody caste*« Jackie and Johnny who are going to help entertain our friends. The Cru-■ w|U see yoq February ll at . In the Slovenian Home.
Cruaadors' Reporter.
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lish speaking memb
88 to get together slstance and coop
Ambridge Due for Neu) Lodge
Bra. Groodeck Urgee Youth te Orges-
Ambridge, Fa. — Considerable decrease in attendance at ths 'meetings of oqr Lodge No. 88 of the SNPJ haa been notleod lately, esepeeially among the young members. Ia this dus to negligence or to the isck of lsn-guags? I have heard that the attendance would be greater if they would thoroughly understand what's going on at Mm lodge mooting«. For that reason I suggest to all you Eng-members of Lodge No. and with our as-coopération establish your own SNPJ branch in Ambridge.
The opportune time la here, do not delay. I am positive If you establish an Engl i«h-«peak Ing Branch of the SNPJ here, your membership will grow by leaps and bounds. There are at least 80-40 young men and women In our Lodge who do not understand Slovene sufficiently well to be Interested In lie activities. So, here Is your start, The field for new members Is great. Get started at once!
Anyone wlshlrifc to cooperate with the undersigned, let him know now. Only eight members are neee»«sry for a new lodge, and I am sure the Aupretne board will bo delighted to cooperate la any way with ua fer a new English-speaking lodge In our eoSimshKy. Remember, Ambridg* 1« the fastest growing town In western Pennsylvania.
I sincerely urge all you young men and girls to get started and work snd push wtth all four for aa English speaking branch of your own. If you are ig doubt about something, aak the president of our lodge, for he. too, la with us, as ho also urges all of you to get started, and the sooner the better.
All of yeu who wish ta get In on the ground fleer of something good, eommunioate with our President Bro. Louis ITheanik, or with the undersigned. For any partie« 1er« of which you are la doubt. Inquire freely. Come en. now! Who will be the first to volúntese for a Booster of an Eng-lish.«peaking Lodge In Ambridg^?
Charlee F. Qreedeet.
Secretary Lodge No. 88.
Lodge News Notes
VALENTINE WHOOPEE!
Milwaukee, Wis.—Badgers! Have you seen the calendar? Oase at Feb.
14. Yee, I know H's Valentine day, but more important, It's our meeting. Do you recall our laet "Valentino whoopee?" Well, our Harmony Honeys promise not to disappoint you this time cither. What's up? Nix on that, the Harmony Honeys prefee to keep It a secret, so it's up to you to find out for yourself et our meeting. Of course, our business will be transacted first hut with all of our recent activities I prophesy a very Interesting meeting tble month. I believe wo are to be honored with a visit from our senior members to whom wo extend a most eordial welcome at all times.
Now lead mo your ears for a minute. We are to have another Valentine bos, but this year lot's all join the fun and help fill the box to the very top. Hoar ye, oh bashful folks —gather up your couragi, get your pennies snd dash over to Wooheorth's foe your Valentines like s good sport.
Don't forget to remember your friends with Vslcntines.
TA *A TA TA—AA—A
held by JBo Romers and it sure is going to be a hot one. Come one and all and let aa pet acquainted. Dancing from 8:80 to 11:80 p. m. All lodges, new and old, Slovenian and English, ere cordially invited to attend. Melt Regies Jr., Secretary.
LODGE DUN8LANDER8
I G«ry, lad.—Here we are. Everybody is wishing to got the nice little watch that is going to bo "gives away" soon. Tickets are only 80e, or two for fl. For further information write John Jare, 1996 W. 12th ave., Gary, Ind.	,
Alex Killooky, Vice Pros.
BUCKEYE AFFAIR
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Barbertea, Ohio.—It won't bo long now! The big Buckeye affair, the date is set for Fob. 22. The hall Is to bo decorated la Japanese style and—oh, I fetter keep quiet and let all of you find out for youreeKos. The music frill be furnished by "Taff" and his "Agony Hounds." Refreshments will bo served at all times. Everybody invited. Don't forget Feb. 22.	Rod * White.
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12.
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Chicago.—Look out I! It's coming! Don't miss it! Another big Pioneer "Puet Dance," folks. Gome one, cease all, from far and netar. It's sn odd night for s danee, hut who cares what night It Is when the Pinoesrs are running a danee. Every one attending is assured for that sight the renowned "Nine Original Revere Harmony Kings" Whose tantalizing tunes and hsrmoniou« melodies and rod hot ■yncopstien will twiSt your logs Into peeteels and start your liver to play tunes on your heart strings. AU this win take place at the Pioneer "Pu.t Dance," March 4, at the SNPJ Auditorium, IT th 8t and Lawndale eve, "Refreshments, eic., will be available. Come and make whoopee with the Pioneer« and the Hambone Chew-eta Club whlehr prorates 100« attendance. Do you want to be happy ?Tw, well, don't forgot the dance and the (Z] date.—Fu Floteh.
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umet Sentinels lodge are requested to be present at the next regular meeting which will be held at 8 o'clock on February* 17., Matters of vast Importance are In orddr, so be at the Calumet Park Field houae and join In the discussion. Boost your nefr officers by sttondlng meetings In full number. Make the saying, "the more the merrier," prove /Its truth by not only coming yourself, but also bringing along some new members.
Dan Cupid (the little rescal!) has again been practicing on his bow. Wo wlah to take this opportunity te congratulate A ana M. Kuhel and Zorko Boskh on their ongegemeat. Ws extend you the heartiest wishes for a happy future.
PahlMty Committee.
LODGE NO. 504
i 116*0. 1842 I.
_____eve. Doers oped st 7 JO p.
Deactag from t te 12 afciAaHe. Music by Bob Crssets Cotton Club Orchestre fee taring the Plantation Roya. Never égala will you W able te dance to thla kind« of mask at the B. W. Homo.
ANDREW GRUM JR., See'y.
FRIENDLY CITY'S DANCE
Johnstown, Fa.—How many of you Johnstowners are in foi a good time? All who Sre, let them appear at Friendly City'« Danee on February at 2 p. ta., at the Franklin Hall, anklin Boro, Good music will be rnlshed frith cheer and the services ill be of the bedt. And don't forget, member« be there too to kelp make h a wow, like the last danos we held, "which sure waa a success.—Popular M. E. Vldrick.
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JOLLY ALUS NO. 680
West Allis, Wla.—The girls usually write, but they forgot this week, so why don't wo boys take the plaoe and write something. Roys, let the girls know that we went to school and learned to write the «am« as they. Corns on! Don't let the Jolly Allis fall asleep, for you are supposed to be widO awake. Members, eaoh one must bring along at least one new member to make our number come up. Boys, why don't we challenge the girt« In bringing In new members? Let'« coo who can bring In the moot now inemiwr». Renimi her the old saying, "the more the merrier," end that's what we want In the Jolly All!«.
Freak Medio Jr,
' LODGE PROGRESSIV ES
____ O.—The Progressives are
giving a danee on Feb. 21 at the Slovene Honte on Rocher ave. The mu-'Sic will be the beat wo can get. We extend cordial invltatlona to all the neighboring SNPJ lodge« and others, te eome and have a real good time with us.	. "Dot"
LODGE NO. 181
Chicago.—Aimouncing to our members the change of address of our
Secretary, which is: Louie Kosuh. IBM Orchard street His former sd-dreee waa 1624 Clyboum ave. Mem bora eoeuetomed to hl« old address, take notice of thi« change and com munlcate frith him at hlS new addreaa.
Pub. Coml
Spirit- O -Grams
St Louie. Me.—"Spirits," remember, Feb. 14 is our meeting, also, as all know, it's Valentine's Day. to make It a reel day, the entertainment committee have a greet number of surprises for you. (Hush!) Here'« one: 'The Heart Hunt." Ye«, how many will you find? Why not? Feb. 18, a day before mooting, make it or call it—a Member "Hunt" Then youll be able to discover more "Heart«." The hall win be decorated with varleue Valentino novelties which will weave romance.
If you fall to attend this Valentine meeting, Peb. 14, 8 p. m., the word I find is REGRET in capital letters.
The "Spirits" Bawling teams last week, after viewing that wonderful trophy, preeeated by Mr. MUeller, a well kngwn St Louis jeweler, are now bowling like "nobody'« business" with a mueh greater "Spirit ever before. ^
ng lodges and friends! 'We" wish to snnounce to yeu that
our first great function of 1980 will be April 20, Easter Sunday, tee, a danee and entertainment thai will linger ia your memory forever. Watch this column for further detfll«.
"We" wishes Bro. Sampson's father, who tms been injured soms time sge, a rapid recovery.
Pathfinders' Observe?» "We" car-tainly hope to eee your writeups more frequently. Whst's the trouble with' thé rameininjK crew?—We're glad to see the "Adrians" back in
the columna, efter s long sbssooe, also the "Columbines." Let'« hear from you, Michael CS.
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Lodi Mendel, the Proevote's ad column pays, doesn't It? "Moonbeam" haa seat the monkev R&D, (Reward on delivery.)
SUNFLOWER SEEDS
Î LODGE NO. I
OUR FIRST DANCR
Newbargh, Oh!o.-Ix>dge Boosters No. 701, SNPJ, are having a good start It seems as If ws are getting more interested In our affairs. Keep It up, for we are growing strong. But expect to double It up in a short time. The Boosters have a big surprise in store for everyone that vIsH« Newburgh. on Sat., Feb.
We eocttyally invite the Straggler«. Comrades, LoyallteS Progressive« and Beacon« to attend this sffelr Keep the day reserved, and corns one end all for a jolly evening at New burgh. Elle Ka peter, a Booster.
ROMMUT DANCR
Ctertdge. Pa.—Don't Roamre of Cleridge are holding a danee Saturday night. Fob. IB. The daaee wiU be held la the Slovene Ne tional Home Musée will be ftraiebod by G*hy t-Jtrkaed and Ms etght-fdere nevheetra. This le the first dance
berg, Kansas.—On Feb. 15 the Senior Lodge No. 9 at Yale, Kansas, holds a danee and they cordially la-vite the ftubHc to attend. The following Saturday, Feb. 22, the "8un-flowers" are having their monthly daaee at Yale, 18 camp, also. The "Sunflower*" are all requested to sttend.	Five Osmarittee.
LODGE FRIENDLY CITY
Jehnetewn, Pa.—Here la our announcement, "The Friendly City" ia holding a dance Feb. 22 at Franklin Bore. You all know whore that is, so everybody is invited to attend our danee. I am sura you all enjoyed our peat dances, so eome snd enjoy this daacs. Also, donl forget oar monthly meeting which U Feb. 18 St 7 JO shsrp
1 cordis My invite you to et-our dance. Jennie Calksr.
LODGE NO.
St Leaia, Me.—Our next regular meeting will be heM oa Feb. U at 8 p. sa. sharp. Every member Is ra-quested to be preooat ae Important bualaoea will be tronaacted. After the meetiag there win bo a surprise entaetalnssent given by Sieters Ver-tovsek and Kraus. Cease end find out i It must be good.
Bee'y.
LODGE NO. 987
, Cleridge. Fa. —All Remore are urged te be at the nest mooting Feb. 16. Itoe oie Impartent «setters to we hope to have a
s ft en 4a nee.
■ Je, See'y.
lno".
Pittsberg, Kaaaaa.-—No head of any English-speaking ledge would thii* it jrise to sssign to a particular task a man who does not have his heart in the Lodge and whose activities era constantly hampered by a strong distaste lor aad disapproval of the work he haa to do while ea-gaged as s committee. . I have not nude any blare of trumpets about this matter, but I am not a tall reluctant to have it knpfrn among the members of the subordinate lodgea of Kansas that the habitual trouble-maker should not interfere with any good will movements of the Sunflower Lodge.
I cannot se4 any analogy between applying a religious test as a qualification for a member of the ^Sun-flower" committee and the matters of making inquicries as to the personal habits and attitude toward help preparing the "Sunflower" entertain-mente in the future-
In our case his boasting has no bearing one way or anothsr, on any "Sunflower" activities In the natter of boasting and using people's attitude toward the "Sunflower" lodge aad has not a direct and undeniable bearing on his efficiency in the performance of his duties.
Committee^—F. B.
BEACONS
Cleveland, Ohio*—The Beacons' entertainment committee seems to be s hard-working group, according to the arrangements for the future meetings aad the great "Mystery Dance." Thsy are doing their best to make you forget everything except the mystery of the evening on March tomrsmi, atruggiers, rrogre«-sives, Loyalties, New Eras, and Boosters, we want you to show your faeps. Come and get acquainted. How about you Woman-hater, Zakrajsek sisters and from Sis. Do-Johnnie? Let our fair maidens Induce them to think different. Hurry up. Beecons, remember our goal, 100 members by Dec 81, 1180.
I Sod Be.
Bro. Krizm&n's Letter
J. iteinke, Professor of Botany at the University of Kiel, one of the leading authorities, in his time on piant-biology, eaya of the «scientist": "Although Haeck-el ia a professor of zoology ia a Gorman university, [ must not withhold my opinion that THE BIO LOGIC AI PORTIONS OF THE "RIDDLE OF THE UM VERSE" ARB JUST AS WANTING IN TRUE SCI ENCE AS THE PORTIONS WHICH DEAL WITH PHYSICS. The reason is because, wherever biology comes in, Haeckel uncritically jumb)es together proved and unproved matter aad thus creates a chaos 1q the mind of his readers. It is the opinion of not a few that on actount of his lack of uncritical disposition HAECKEL FORFEITS ALL PLACE IN THE RANKS OF SERIOUS NATURALISTS . . . Haeckel is so blinded by his prejudices, so spell-bopnd by his illusions, that he is incapable of distinguishing them from scientific facts—though he propounds them as facta, with.all appearance of professional wisdom, nsy of infallibility."
This is what Dr. Friodrieh Paulsen, Professor of Philosophy ln Berlin, wrote of HaeCkel's "Riddle" in 1900: '1 have read this book with burning 4isme-With shame for the level of general culture and of philosopbk culture among our people. That such s book waa possible—that it could have been written, printed, bought, read, admired, and believed by the nation that pceeeesed a Kant, a Goethe, a Shopen-hauer; tale Is painful."
Let us ses, now, If our broadminded editor can ap-praciate ths tremendous scientific value of "The" scientist's forgems.
In his first edition of "The Nstursl History of Creation," published In 1808, Haeckel stated that the ova aad embryos, not only of different vertebrates, but also of man, are, at certain periods of their development all perfectly alike. In proof of this atser.
tton he inserted side by side on page 242 three pictures of ova labelled as those of man, monkey and dog sospacUvoly; and on page 248 three pictures of embryoa labeled as those of the dog, fowl and tortoise. The accompanying text pointed out (p. 249) that there waa in neither case any difference to be dissevered between the three—which everyone looking at the picture would certainly take to be a fact. L Rfltimeyer, Professor of Zoology and Comparative AlUttomy at the University of Basis, proved in the "Archlv fttr Anthropologic" (Vol. VIII, 1808, psge 300) that IN EACH €A«E THE SAME IDENTICAL WOODCUT HAD THRICE BEEN REPEATED SIDE BY SIDE; the title underneath alone being chsnged. HAECKEL, later on ACKNOWLEDGED THE PACT
P CONFESSED THAT IT WAS A "PIECE OF
BXTRAORDINARY FOLLY" (Anthropogeny. 4th Ed. %
EDITOR'S NOTE
St Louis, Mo* FJJC.—Received yoar note 4aet. week after thO paper went to preea.
Weet Allis, Wla* Sportsman.—A1 ways write on one side of the paper only, aad acquire the habit of attest lae your name.
Detroit. Mleh.. A. V.: A note te that effect appears ia this teoae.— L. * J.t Write oaly on one side of tlm peper and aign year aame—It T.» If pubHehud your note weald bat repeet a similar announcement appearing In IWs is.ne < l*ielen?l. On J. A.: Not believing in almighty' pewure. here or above, mueh lees In aay 'highness.' aad still lees la «bumble eervility,' (he Froevete wiahes to
<Mi>iinMisir^ai?>sfn* h"mMyt ^
exoUrally exalted letter has astray aad eaaaot be considered.
ll wgs no scientist. Falsification of pistes with no explanations is a consummate lie. This wu pointed out by W. His, Professor of Anatomy at ths UMverxtty of Leipzig, whose illustrations Haeckel altered to suit his own fraudulent purposes, in the following terms: "Unaltered, however, and increased by two new figures there appear in the fifth, edition of "The Natural History of Creation" thoee larger plates Which are Intended to prove the Identity of form between embryos of a dog and a man, and also be. tween those of a fowl and a tortoise. Some of these figures are copies, others, free compositions.
"Thus, the frontal portion of the dog Is lengthened by 2 mm., while the frontal portion of the msn is shortened by 2 mm. and narrowed by 6 mm.—the eye boh* shifted to suit On ths other hand, the coccyx of the human embryo is made double the original length" (thus bringing it Into close resemblsnce to the tail of the dog). So that In this caee, to say nothing of figures freely invented, even the -copies sre falsified, so as to give a false eupport to thst identity which is necessary for Haecksl's theory of the affinity of man with the vertebrate animals.
Following the exposure o other forgeries and frsod perpetrated by Haeckel, by Dr. A. Brass, the Zoologiit, Haeckel made an open confession, which he published in the ^Berliner Volksxeitang" of December 29, 190«. The text of this confession ran as follows: "To cut short this unsavory dispute, I begin at once with a contrite confession thst a small fraction of my numerous drswings of embryos (perhaps 0 or 8 per cent.) are really, in Dr. Brass's sense, falsified—ell those, namely, for which the preaent material of observation is so incomplete or insufficient as to compel us, when we come to prepare a continuous chain of the evolutive stages, to fill up the gaps by hypotheses, and to reconstruct the missing lings by compsratlvs synthesis.. •
Such accusations as the above, put forward by experts of high repute, well qualified to pass s technic^ Judgment on the merits of the case, sre not s f«w, snd the writer could not give them aU without writing s book on the subject, but which should not be necesssry in the instaift case since the editor or snyone else who msy bo sincerely in searoh of the TRUTH, has access to this information as well as the writer. As the evidence has been before the public and has never been refuted, we consider it proved on Intrinsic ground« that Haeckel has been, one might say. almost hsbtt-uafly, guilty of falsifications, both la plate« and text, for which h« can fairly bo described as a "dlerepuisbl* forger and a shameless fraud."
Haeckel had many exousers in hU dey. the most prominent smoog them being M- own private secre tary, of course, but defenders he had none. The evt-denes of the scientific aad moral dsndnees of Hserkei ts strong enough to convince any average coroners Jury that the object before them is a corpse.
So asech for ypur scientist.
Slnoe, se you claim that whet you print is inkw* Ing with aad conforms to the Principles of our Organs sstlon. do you mean to tell your readers that tM 8. N. F. from whom you derive your shelter, biee and better, ts founded on thoee Principles:—
-I— UBS -I- FRAUD -I- FORGERIES
I CHALLENGE YOUR STATEMENT: nfNIWJ NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL WE FEAR TRUTH
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I CHALLENGE YOU TO PRINT THE TRUTH 1* ANSWER TO YOUR CONTEMPTIBLE UK*- ALL OF IT!	Signed: Joe. F. Krlsmee.
December 80, 1029. Cleveland. Ohio, Member of Comrades #M8.
THE END
NOAH'S TROUBLES
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WEDNESDAY,
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(¡TAL WARTS
HURRAH! HOORAY! HURRAH!
Kenosha. Wis.—At last it's here.— It won't be long now, brothers, sisters and friends, when the lone awaited for—Stalwarts Masquerade-
will be ia fall bloom in the "Spanish
Gardens", at the German American
Hall.
Yes sir, folks, promptly at 8 p. m. Saturday, February 15, the din of a mighty barrage of slluring music will permeate the hall announcing night of unforgettable frolic, for all the start of a grand and -glorious you revellers who partake in this elaborate "whoopee" festival
Talk sbout molten lead being hot. Boy! After seeing and hearing the "Roys! Vagabonds" pouring out their music youll agree to their claim of being the hottest thing this side of hsdes. Strutting your staff to their haunting melodies in an atmosphere of beauty and laughter with a riot of color prevailing you *ill surely i forget that there are troubles and worriee in this world of ours.
Did we say refreshments? Well, well hsve the bast there is, and we dont mean maybe. Surprises, cash prizes, entertainment and eye appealing contests are also in store for you.
So, come and have a real night of res! whoopee wjth your friends, the Stslwarts, at this great fun festival at the German American Hall, February 16.	Rudle Dergaas.
Thanks, boya. We hope for a nice lunch of "Hsssenfeffer" at our next
meeting.
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A great number of Stalwarts Journeyed to Milwaukee Sunday. Feb. S, and witnessed the "doing«" of the Badgers. Their program of pleasing interest was greatly appreciated by all those who have seen thh stellar performance of our neighboring lodge.	^	-m-*
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Earl Erdman and E. Chubrilo, our golf sharks, are getting in shape for the coming season with a daily workout at John Asaep's indoor golf course arena. Their nice "follow-through-shots" indicate a championship season.
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Our sheik, Arnold Pens«, will hsve the honor of being the escort of Miss Wisconsin at the ^great 8tolwarW Ball this coming Saturday. We hope he parades in his usual bang up style.
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Our Waukegan friends demon-strsted their bowling prowess when they defeated our Stalwart beys and girls here fn Kenosha, Sundsy, Feb. 2. Hoping we turn the "tails" next time, members.
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A Bridge and Bunco Party will be the attraction when our Girls' Sew-ing Club meets next Sunday at Mary Repeal's home. Why not invite our Baehelor Ghib, girls? They slways deal in hearts and spades. Bachelor.
STALWARTS' SAYINGS
^^m Wlew—Due to the fact thst the time is near when the free initiation stope functioning, all members are urged to bring in their applicants for membership at our next meeting, Friday, February 14. Also, members are requested to "check up" with the committee pertaining to our
forthcoming dance Feb. 15. • * #
The committee in charge of the play to be given on our Anniversary program — April 27 — requests all members wl|e are participating ia thla forthcoming production to be at the Armory Thursday Feb. 27, at 7 p. m. After drass rehsarsal, a great "social" will follow. The Bachelor club will be the host on this occasion.
While on this Anniversary subject let it be known that something un-ususl sad startling, as well as benc-
ficisl to our Stalwarts will be in the offering on this day of days. 8o, members, come and see what's held in store for you at the Gorman American Home, 8unday, April 27. You'll surely be surprised.	•
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Girls' look what's here! The girl hsving the most points in a contest to be sponsored by a well known jeweler will receive a beautiful wrist-watch of high value donated by said jeweler. This contfst gets under way at our Feb. meeting and is open oa(j to the sisters of the Stalwart ''Odgs'. So, eome to our next meeting end get in line for this worth while prise, and get details of how this contcst ia to be coaducted. e > e *
Our three musketeers, S. Chudada, J. Mocnik, and 0. Oder will henceforth donate all "game" their trusty weapons happen to bring down, to the Stalwart Lodge for their socials.
LITTLE PORT LODGE
Here we, the two Scalawags, are again. In last week's "Prosveta" we just mentioned the dance that Little Fort is going to hold on February S, but didn't explain H any further. There are only a few more days left before this greet event will be staged, and this dance means a lot, for it is going to be a Valentine Dance, hearts all over, even on the waH. We also heard that the committee is going to have a surprise in this novelty dance. Dance lovers should not miss this wonderful dance, for it Is going to have a wonderful salting. We are also inviting oar neighboring lodges, the Stalwarts and Pioneers, to attend. We would appreciate it very much and make each ot.s welcome of the Stalwarts and Pioneer«. The doors will be open to all at 9 o'clock, and the dsnce will begin promptly st 8:S0. We are also going to have lunches. The little Fort Lodge Is inviting sll to attend this gay affair, young and old.
The Sloyene National Home is having a big Masquersde Dance March 1. Imagine One Hundred Dol-lets in cssh prises. Tickets- arc 50c for maslfttf "«fed unmasked alike. Let's all -dress op and fttt the haH from one comer to another.
The Two Scalawags.
rv hats to m a xtcxsa
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Metherry. Kaaa. -1 hate to be a kicker i I alweyi lone f*r peaae. but the wheel that docs I ha auuMklits Is the on* that eeta th«-CrasM. Toe tail 'am, hM-you're peaceful and not hard to pleaae. but th* do« that's always aeratehint la th« on« that baa the flea«. "I bate U ba a Hcker" roaana nothing in e show. The kicker tn « chorurt la the on« that seta the doueh. The aet of aoft aaap spreading la a thin* that fall* and atelaa. but th» nv who wMds the hammer la the one who drives tbe nail». Let me not put any notions that sra harmful In your head», but the baby that kaepa yelllnc la the baby that sMa fed. ' ' * Committal. W. I. S.

V0I0E Up hK members
T
( ommenting en the SNPJ's Athletic Controversy.
Kenoehs, Wia.—You'll readily sgree after reading the following trae facta, that the "youthful" representatives, as Bro. Richard Eavertnlk calls them in his enlightening article in the last i s sue of the Proeveta, are all wet In their claim, that the increased membership does not prevail amongst the l"dges who foster athletics and that athletics are s hindrance Instead of a benefit to our lodges.
We «ay, our lodge increased Its membership 400% In the last year ■nd s half due to the publicity concerning our athletic activities. Not »nly our lodge, but West Allia, Badgers and many more will back this Matement. And due to our foregoing statement, the Stalwarts are one the most popular of the lodgae in 'he SNPJ and our lodge is one of the r>t»tsndlag aoctales in Kenosha and t grounding territories.
Alfam we aajr that athletics are a heaaftetsl proposition te all lodges
*ho wiah to have their respective rlwbs to have an increased membership. because moat youths of today •«emsnd athletics as eae of the benefit« they may partSke ef when they Wa any ledge, club or society.
They know as well as we do that the supreme board, at their meeting. July. 1929. votad a fand of 11000 te <>» National Athletic Board. This fuad to be used only for trewSing ^»enses encountered by the winning teams competing In National Cham pianahip Contests only. This means Lionel chemHoneMp cowtoete ea-are net included ia this fund '■"dgee aponeertng athletics must pay
•«r «wa espenees that t her eneeun-W »HW promoting etWetka la the '••peHiee Mees. Which Is meen ,hea right.
Th* following iïlaHeiial fi
»«•thful
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Meed f enneinl aid frem the Nn-
Athletic Boerd—is net trna.
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Here Is the complete record of all the expendIturee of tbe National Athletic Board since originated by Brothers D. Lotrich and J. Lokar In 1028. These expenses Include bowling, indoor, baseball, basketball, hard hall championship contests hsld since the National Athletic Board originated.
Stragglers of Cleveland. Ohio, $105.00 and trophy valued $25.00.
Loyalites of Cleveland, Ohio, IM.0S and trophy valued 175.00.
Ploncere of Cannonsburg, Pa., $112.02. r
Waukegan of Waukegan, $|H040.
Stalwarts of Kenosha, $178.00.
In 1927 the Stalwarte of Kcnoshs defrayed their own expeneee on their trip to La Salle, Illinois, where the fhrst National Basketball Championship Contest was held. We cant aee where the expenses paid the fore going teams were net juetly due them.
It seems that this whole athletic controversy was the outcome of Bro. Leksha's failure to get financial aid from the National Athletic Boerd through President V. Calnkar. His appeal for money to buy baseball eults for his ledge team was out of the question, because if every lodge1 interested Jf -Sports" weald want a Ittnd amounting to a certain amount ha wanted, why, a $1000 would be enly a drop In the bucket in the National Athletic Board eapenditure fund. ~
So. In eleeing. we wish the supreme board at their aext meeting to invite the National Athletic Board and hear the truthful efde ef this athletic
Your Health;
Dr. Jaha J. ZavdHaft, Supreme Medical Examiner
Alcohol msy be poison or useful to the body; when useful it may ha "2*rded either as a force-regulator or a farce generator. It Is sometimes a valuable medicine, but It does ao good to the healthv body. If alcohol is used as a daily article of diet it should be borne In mind that when concentrated it may chemically alter the pretelds of the cells of the stomach with which it comes In contact, in the same sort of way, though of course to a much ieea degree, as It shrivels and dries up an animal preserved in K. Diluted alcoholic drinks, such as wine and beer, arc therefore far less harmful than whiskey or brandy, and theee are, so far as direct action on the stomach is concerned, worse unless they are diluted. For the same reaaon alcohol:, drinks are far more injurious on an empty stomach than after a meal. The old "three bottle" men who drank their portwine after a heavy dinner, got off far more safely than the modern tippler who is taking "nips" all day long, although the latter may drink a smaller quantity of alcohol in the twenty-four hours.
Mankind should use a mixed diet of all oommon foodstuffs. A good butchers meat contains nearly half its dry weight of fat, and bread be-sidee proteids, contains starch, fats and sugar. In none of them, however, are the footstaffs In the physiologically beat prop rations, and the practice of using several of them at each meal, or different onea at different meals, during the day, is not only agreeable to the palate, but in a high degree advantageous to the body.
The strict vegetarians who do not use even such substances as eggs, cheese and milk, but use only a purely vegetable diet, (such as is always poor in proteids) dsily take far more carbon than they requira Those who use eggs, cheese, milk, etc., get along fine.
Appetite has been the great ruling principle that haa enabled the living cell to cope eucceasfslly with tba destructive agents that surrounded It. A good appetite atlll remains one of ths most necessary factors in our survival, and we Instinctively feci that its diaappearanee or lU unnatural' perversion la a serious warnings of degeneracy or decay. This splendid instinct so necessary for our existence has now more than ever to meet with sadden modifications resulting from the complexity of modern life. Appetite is a more reliable guide than apeculation, and more trustworthy, and Is usually an indication of good health of a normal fibVr OceptTnV In d few diseases

goltfc" etc.,
food
because
for fuel
the body sea more than ia neeasdStiL
The rgcntsl and moral state of mind upon the problems of nutrition offer much food for thought. Remorse, worry, ovarresponsibility, pet-u hi nee, envy, jealousy, and other un-deelrable mental states give rise to such disturbances, both in primary nutrition and cellular metabolism, and the roeult ia that god health ia not obtained. This explains the fact that a change of Scene, a long vaea-tion. and now asaeclstions will aesse> times improve the digestion and restore health generally when careful dieting and other measures hsve fsiled to bring rslief. Certain brain irritatioas driaagn the appetite, the digestioa, and nutrition in general, as well as the amntality.
One of the most Important of these brain irritations is the continual uee of the eyes in all meaner of fine work, or wrongly directed light. Eyestrain may be loosened by the wear-lag of glsaaes that are made accurately and adjuated precisely.
Regulation of meals is a very important factor In keeping of good nutrition of the body. The meals should be regulated properly aa It la better e<pnomy to accept from the organism a moderate display of energy la the morning, and very alight at midday; but at evening, when the tissues demsnd food snd when the physiologic appetite has appeared. It may expeeted that the digestion will perform Us great-eet work when not burdened with worries—muscular and mental activities that are likely to dr*w the blood away from the organs of digestion and to dissipate vital energy th too many ways st one tlthb. This rule applies to the majority of mfAKM-
Regulation, of diet should depend on the quantity and quality of food, and in dftect ratio with the restating power fund vital energy of the individual. The climate Mid occupation must also be considered. A strong woo<|-chopper or s cost miner requires large meals in winter, rich in fats ^¡d carbohydrates, which, In the process of oxidation, produce relatively a largo amount of hoat, and albofnlns that directly nourish the muscles and nerves.
For the sedentary brain worker, the amount should be Increased in proportion to his'.itentsl activity, and it should bs easily digestible and very nutritious. In i cold cllmstc, isrge amounts of fats are required, while In hot climates the carbohydrates and fruits semi to be demsnded by the body. " ' | (To be <jpn nued.)
out." The boy's father Is furious to think that his sea has waalod his
opportunities at college. He threat-ene to disinherit him, but will relent if he settles down and marries. ctt>. sic. Here the faa begin«. Booties, the popular boy, annexes a harem. Mr. Benbow, father of Booties, quotes, "Remember, Bout lea, I'm awfully glad and proud of you. Do you know I'd give ten thousand dol-lara If I were a grandfather ?"— It Is full of hilarity, don't fail to aee It. this big side-splitter.
The characters are: Booties Ben-bow, Walter Wlnscck; Tad Cheeel-dine, Frank Tomsk; Sandy McCann, John Kutch; Mr. R. J. Benbow, Frank Progar; Slivers Magce, Tuny Tercel j; Shorty Lone John Te reel J Jr.; Scotch McAllister, Mstt Sklttel; Iicvlticue, Stanley Zupon; Officer Riley, Frank Dunick; Mr. F. H. Gears, Frank Rosmon; Jonquil dray, Josephine Chesnie; Betty Benbow, Anne Klapkowski; Mrs. B. J. Benbow, KHss Graytock; "Ma" BagK'hy. Mrs. Yar-kowsky; Mrs. Mehltabel McCann, Jennie TerceiJ; Sellna McCana. Margaret Driest; Miss Juliet 8nobbs, Angelina Frankovltcht Mile. Mlml Fleurette. Mary Maurlc; Salamanca Splvlna, Helen Graytock.
The program: At 7:15 p. m.—introduction, at 7180 p. m —Act I, Bootlea' lat wife; 8:15 -Ballet by Anne Klapkoweki. Trumpet solo, Mr. Delcorso with plsno accompaniment, Mias Davlee'. 8:30— Act II. Booties' 2nd wife. BtSS—Piano solo by Mias Marlon Davtea. Trumpet solo, Mr. Deoorso. 0:16 -Aet III. Booties' 3rd snd legal wife.
Nick Blandine's Hsrmony Aeea will furniah the muaic. Don't mlaa this program, Sunday, Feb. 18, at SNPJ Hall In Csnonsburg.
John F. Kutch, Pres. Lodge 580.
To th* "Contributor ' '
The
Vagabond
(Dedicated to the llMterele.) MOT so many years sgo four young men, namely. Jehn Skup, Matthew Terlep, Ignac ShoSti and Anton Janes set out from Trieste to the United Sthtes. They were four greet pals snd sll set out to seek their fortune in the spacious areas of Am-ertcs. All had relatives of some sort or other there snd thought they had nothing to worry about. Everything went all right for the
but the only thing the tiefcet agent would do was to push the money back snd say a few words in Rnglish. Of course, he didn't understand what was said to him, but he thought that he hsd to hsve still more money than he had, and the only thing he could do was to go bsck to work for more money, but to no avail. He had enough money the first ttine, but what he didn't have was a medical report from the doctor before he could
young men until they came to London 1 cross into the United States end that
Among the Rocky
Mountaineers
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Reck Springs, Wyo, -Some of the Rocky Mountaineers have eurely taken the hint to make some new year's resolutions. Tks first meeting of the year. January I, turned out several new faces that haven't appeared for some time. Along with attendance of our regular meetings the past two months, members have been demanding more action. Bro. Frank Klopclc oame in to aee how we were getting aloag. Bro. Matt Batleh aaked him to speak. He talked about the greatness, of our organlaa-tlon, its benefits and objects, and also offered seme constructive criticism. That set the members afire. A special meeting was called and the Publicity Committee la "angling" around for news to put in the Prosveta.
Sla. Ann Volrfc has resigned as our Recording Secretary because she is going to Denver to attend school. Sis. Julia Yugovlch was elected to take her place. We feel aa if we have loat a very good Secretary, but we dont begrudge anybody the <m» portunity for bettering himaelf. Sis. Julia is showing signs of being almost equal to Sis. Ann.
The extension of the Jubilee Cam-
Ceaeesberg, Pa.—The Pioneers of Washington county ate ready to face the footlights for thhT first time of their short history, af 'Ihey bring rehearsals to a conclusion snd await the rise ef the curtain Sunday, February IS, at 7:15 p. m. Everybody is talking about "Kicked Out of College," f college fa roe presented in three acta by a cast/ff nineteen Pioneers who have worked hard to prepare a real entertainment.
The committee have doiie their best to make this a success and assure evefyone that their time will be well spent by attending this affair. This wss made possible by the hearty ee-operatton of every member of the east.
The play dlecloees the life of a moat po0ular boy In college, who is toe busy with an invention and social and athlotlc activities to attend classes. Accordingly he Is "kicked
Waukegan, IH.—What good doce It do to put articles In the Proeveta If you do not make yourself understood? What I mean is besting sround the bush about things that most of the readers don't know any* thing about Why take up space with a lot of big dictionary words when you codld make yourself clearer in everyday language? Why not write about something that will interest every reader of the Prosveta instesd of just criticising the lodges In Wsufcegan? I am referring to the contributor of "Page Nine." Why mention "internal dissension" and "jealousy" when writing about Little Fort Lodge of Waukegan? Dees not every undertaking have Its troubles and obstacles to overcome? You ought to know that every one can nut be pleased st the same time. Then why not besr our troubles Instead of brdadcastlng them?
Then you state that there are-four forces ssch pulling a different wsy. You know, or st Isagt you ought to know, that theee four forees are al ways trying to mske the Slovenisns of Waukegan a bigger and better people.
The new inception that you speak of will also do Its best In co-opers ing, contrsry to your opinions. Just becsuse you couldn't get a hand In the proceedings Isn't a sign that you should knock them. The next lime you get a feeling to write find a lit* tie praiss for ths lodges In Waukegan, not all criticism. I would also ad viae you to give yourself up.
On Feb. 22 the Uttie Fort lodge will hold its monthly meeting, Mem bers, let ue sll be present at • o'clock ahsrp, snd shew ths world that we can do things despite the contrary efforts of some selfish few.' Then, when the year IIM0 is a thing of the past, we will be able to look bark with pride and say, "We did our '•»est."	"Anll-Kaerker"
he arrived In Montreal he didn't hear anything elae but Italian and Freneb, and the only language that he oould speak was Slovene. Hla money wsa also running low, so ths first thing he did was to get s job. Jobs weren't aa scarce In those days as they ere today snd he soon found work on a farm with French people. Of eourss, he didn't underetand them end they In turn didn't understand him, but hs was a food worker and they got along swell otherwise.
Days, weeks snd even months passed by and nothing turned up for Anton Janes, He had a brother In Pennsylvania, but he didn't know how to write or get in touch with him otherwise, It was a groat pus-ale to him so he didn't even know in whst country ho was. Ho begsn to Imagine all kinds of things snd thought that he was a million miles from nowhere.
Anton had so friends nor anything here la Canada, but ho now had about $70 saved, aad several times he hsd gens to the railroad station with aJI of his money and the address of his brothsr where he was wanting to go,
Beer Suds From Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Badger« No. 584
are holding thoir monthly meeting on
Friday, February 14, at Tamse's Hall.
A . Ahl you better ¿orne, because there palgn set the Rocky^ Mountaineers ,§ ^ ^ u i(|rprl-- ,fUf lh#
What?
We alee wish to give thanks to Brother Riefcnrd lavertnlk. ef the ■ fer the geed Information by Mm to the ledges interested In eperts.
AU references, pertaining to the kletic Board, were fur-by Rudle Pens*. Baa. N. A. and I. Mauaer, Treasurer ef this samel
looking for new members. Several of our members hive gotten JuMlee rings. Have you gotten yours? Bet tor get one soon or you'll be too late The special meeting was held on February at the Slovenskl Dom Plans were made to have a private Informel dancing party. This plan waa made because ft H so near the Lenten seas an that the hall Is available. H will be ia th« nature of a Campaign for new members Special invitations will be sent to persons interested In becoming members of oar Ledge. An entertainment committee wee elected to take charge
Reeky Mountaineers, don't forget to bring yenr friends and secure Invitations from the Secretary aa seen as poedblc. Ad arts* Ion will be by invitation. Dent forget the date. February t$, time $ p m. sharp, place Klevenakl Dom. Yours very trniy.
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meeting. What? Well. It's Valent* Ine's day and you bettor come and find out.'
The Badgers wish to tske this opportunity of thanking the lodges-Venera of SNPJ. Planlncka rote. Jolly A Ilia, and Stalwarte, ae well as the other lodges throughout the city who had members In attendance, at their Wheepea Entertainment on February 2. The Badgers will he glad to recip-rócete at any time la the future.
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Funny things do happen. At the last meeting, with the thermometer about 22 below sero. big drifts ef enow piled along the streets, and ererrone bundled up to their noces, elected a committee to ▼eundrf. Shades of Gustarlest A picnic. Oh well, eemc on ever and have seme iced ham-be rger.
Since their la at entertainment, the Badgers have gone ao In the estima tion of the Slovenes In this town and we required meny preepeetlve mem bers. 10h yea Pioneers, leek eutf) Rage DeLireh.
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where everyone was given s thorough medical examination. Three of the fellows passed the examination and were allowed to go on, but the fourth one, Anton Janes, had a large seer on the side of his hesd where he hsd fsllen several years sgo. The exam-iners would not listen to his pleas, but immediately topk it for granted that he murt have been fighting In his country and that he must be a trouble msker. Surely they didn't wsnt anyone like this in the United States of America,' as this wss a year of much hatred among the different countries and just before the World War, so thoy separated the four gentlemen, putting three of them on tho ship bound directly for the U. S. A. For a while they didn't knuw what' to do with Anton Janes. Flnslly they decided to let him cross the ocean. No, not to the United States, hut to Montresl, Canada, snd there, If he could get ths permission to go to the U. S. A„ he could go, If not, he could atay in Cansda, or go bsck to the country thst he came from.
Anton Janes hadn't realised what distress hs wss coming to, as he didn't know how to read nor write
was whst the ticket sgent was trying to tell Anton and he couldnt understand.
It was almost six months now thst he had been in this strange God forsaken country and he had given up all hopes and decided to end It all. He thought that he was so far from people of his nationality that he wouldn't get there anyway, so one Sunday morning he took a walk to the dreaded river.
Anton was walking very slowly and decided that he wanted a glass of beer before he died. He went Into a nearby saloon and sat down at a tsble. At another tablv a well dreesed gentleman was seated with aomethlng familiar In the lapel of hla coat. He got up and walked towarda thla table. Right then he tecollected aomethlng. It was an emblem In the lapel of this man's ooat and It wss just like the one Anton's brother wore when he was on s visit from the United States to Europe. He couldnt read the letters on the emblem, of course, but the oolors un It were so fsmlllar, Anion put himself to courage and asked this msn, In Slovene, AU STE VI BLOVENEC? (are you
even In his own language and when s Slovene?). For s while the msn
heeitated aad acted very surprised to hear anyone speak In this Isnguage at this time, then he snswered In a very nice way. JA, KAJ PA HOCK-TR? (Yes, what do you want?!
From thsn on everything went great for Anton Janes, for the man with the emblem took him to tte doctor and had him examined en) now he was all ready to gel Into the United Stltes and to his relatives and friends. This was no other but sn S. N. P. i. emblem that caught the eye of Anton.
- Before these two men ported they had a long talk about the S. N. P. J. snd how It saved him from going to the river bottom. Anton also pram* ised that he wae going to belong to this organlsatloa as soon as he geU to his destlnstlon.
Thus, The Canadian Vagabond reached his brother ami other relatives In the United Statee safely. To this day he ia living somewhere In New Mexico and Is strongly In favor of the S. If. P. 9. and Ha growth, bet today he can read and write In several different languages.
By Sylvia M. Homes.
A Mail Order Valentin
By Ksthrya R. Doticck THIRU.flour. btek, wss the busleet 1 depart msnt in the Uleseafeld IShlrt Factory. Hers there wss s "^stesdy Has, of sewing machines as nimble fingers msnlpulaled the thousands of narmeats, which psssed through thk department daily. Work began et * la the morning and the tired and drooping women slowly walked oat at 8 in the evening. Tired women seme were, telUaS* ever toiling in ths sweet-shops so that their loved ones might hevc food. Others jast drlftwe$i_ east on tho
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Just seeh s place of driftwood wss Msry Seehe, ths product ef a love less marriage. Her father had been a drunken brate and her mother, s frell Utile women, who early gave up the straggle of llvtag and duietly passed nn to a happier ellme la the Maternity Ward of Rcllcvue Hospital, with a dead baby clutched in her srms.
Rarly recollections of Msry*s life embraced the stern face of a matron, who wss eentlnuslly finding faelt and molding the helpless ehergee she was bringing up. There was a vogue period of seheeliag and then after het twelfth yaar, life wae Joel a continuous washing of dirty children and the earing of crying habiee. After her eisteenth year, equipped with a Sot ton dress, ehoes, hat sad eosi and with five dollars in her hand, Msry was left to face the world alone.
She had often been told at the Heme that her perents had been Hlo vanes, se after leaving the orphan age, ehe msde her way Into the Slovene settlement la New York, truck hed bees with her and for the price of two dallera per week, she received room end beard with a kindly, bet slovenly Slovene woman. Of course she wae asked to help wKh the work end the taking care ef the numerous youngsters In the femlly. After being settled, Mary wenl to week la Gieecnfeld'e sweat shop
Oa this particular day ia eerly lie-eemher, Mary's eyee were f*tled with het. smelting leers Another dull holiday aee sac wee approarhlng with another period ef leneliaees snd heertoehpa Why. eh why. had Mfe bear ee creel?
Ae Mary's fingers sewed the but-teas on Bie shirts, an Idea dawned r* her and *ulrkly glancing te see •bather the fere lady wae wetshtof,
aha tore s sheet of paper frnm the Checkup pad on the table and hastily •crawled, "Lonesome snd heartbroken. Looking for love. Mary Soeha, e/o Olesenfeld Shirt Factory, New York city." This she placed In the pocket
of the shirt.....
Weeks stretched Into months and Mary forgot the incident of the nete, until on the morning of February 1« the furelsdy brought to her deek a letter postmarked from Subieso, Arkansas
Wonderingly she opened It end read: "Dear Maryi
"I bought a shirt st the General Store ia Subleeo and found your nete. I think you ere Slovenian from your name. I am Slovenian too. I have a nice ferm, but am all alone ae my perente are both dead. I think I would like to meet you, 1 am moiling this letter st the station as I am coming to New York right away.
' "Sincerely, — "Valentine Hkolnlk." "Mary's got a VaUitlne!" shouted one of the girls and then at every apportunity the girls In her department teased her sbout It. But Mary didn't care. Somehow or other, her heart wes siaging and her hands trembled se that she dropped more buttons thsn she sewed on the shirts.
Soon s thousand doubts assailed her mind. Maybe she wouldn't like Mm, as he might he oM or he might he crippled When the whistle blew at *uU0n«rU4e.	so nerv*
oas she rould ««orraly walk. It took her ao long te get her mat and hat en, that everybody hen left the build* Ing before she was ready.
As Mary reeehed the etraet, a tell, dark helred, young man deffed hie hat and In a very quiet vetee asked i "I beg your pardon Ma'am, but da you know Mary Secha?" "Why, I am Mary Sesha" "I am se glad." the man replied. "I think you are very lovely. My eemc Is VsienMae Valentine St »I-aik I wrote you a letter.1*
A deep blush covered the girl's face and for s moment her voice was paralysed, Thus they etocd there, each epprailing the ether, each ecu-seieus ef sn „inner working around the region ef the heart
finally Mary found her velaa sad epebe: "I am glad te meet yen. I— I--eh. I didn't expect yea ee seen, yea see I, I juet g<«t your letter thla morning §et. went yon rr*ne to my home with me?"
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Ml ie vedno razpošiljamo v vse kraje garantirane staro-krajake kose, motike in bakrene kotle.
Imamo na zalogi razno pohištvo, peči in železnino. nas lahko kupite tudi na lahka mesečna odplačila.

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WOLVERINE SPORTS
DStfgfcU-The Wolverine basketball has sdded another to their string of victorlos by defeating ths Broadway Market team, 47-17. Besieh, the trsst forward, lead ths •♦coring with ST points. Coley, the
St Lotila. Mo^The mised double | Z^f^STrnM out* ths Imw eontinue. to	„me wit«, s slight injury, but will
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The girls' bowhng team is whlp-piBg itself la place. Wont be before they defeat the Straggler«.
With the hope of «eeing you all at the meeting we three will now be on our way.	Throe Unknown.
YOUNG AMERICANS
Detroit. Mtefc.—Everybody 1« requeued to UU every one they got in touch with that The Young American« M4 SNPJ will hold their next dance February 16, Saturday night. Door« open 7:60. Dancing from 6 till midnight. Music furnished by one of the beet colored orchestra in town. They are union players, and have played at many of the leading hotels downtown, and also broadesstod over many radio stations. This time the Young Americans are going through the biggest expense ever, so ss to give our friends a real treat. Don't forget there le s big time in store for tho ones that sttend this sffair.
this Daase will be held at the Workers' Home, 1642 East Ferry Ave., near Bpssel, instead of at tho Slovenian Workers' Home, 467 Artillery, because of «ome misunderstanding.
Bring your friends and come. Spend the «venlng with the Young American. and dance to* Bob Creset's Cotton Chib orchestra featuring the Plantation Boys, in one of the finest tad largest halls the Young Amer-Icsn« ever rented. Fraternally—Andrew Gram, Sec'y.
"THB BYSTANDER"
Detroit, II iofc,—Three cheers for the " By stender" who has opened tho eyes of other SNPJ members in Detroit. You have said something that should have been known three year* ago concerning the athletics snd other doings | but someone always kill* the joy out of writing. You are a mystery to most of us. Your article* were very Interesting, so continue on regsrdlcM of whst some have said sgsinst you. You hsvs written the truth. There are great number of members very interested in you. Wi all ere pstiently waiting for tho weekly paper to come just to read those wonderful articles that yov have written so fsr. Hoping to see great number of srtkles In the future from you, "Bystander.
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Martin goes» Pres. sf Bridgeport Cardinals, sends in application to the Bachelors' dub. Will be considered st the next meeting e a .
Dont forget to come end help us peek our auditorium Sat., Feb. 16, Stragglers' Valentine Frolic. The hotteet raueic in the state by Carpet aad 6 Bags," the boys with the reputation.	\
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Stragglers and the rest of Clove-ad SNPJ lodgee are requeued to attend the Booster.' Denes in Now burg, Set., Feb. 22. Come on, gang, let's give them a hand.
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Wishing Bros. Msrolt, Ipsvec and 81a Hefner a speedy recovery.
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Lodi Mandel, please note: Have letter stating yqpr long lost monkey found in St. Louis.
Straggler., our goal is 400 bers for 1980. Come on, bring them in. Esch ono bring ono and well be the largest of them sll.
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Senior lodges In Esstern district whore your field Is good for an Eng lish local, pleeee advise us. We sre st your service.
member Lodge 677.
epirlted competition. The next will be bowled on Feb. IS which is the dep before the meeting. The pelriags are as follows: Anns-belle KU In and Harold Klein vs. Ms-ry Keein end William Strsks. Csth erine Roshel snd Leo Kraus vs. Ber
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Mary Yanko and ChsrUs Ksdn drew JHjjJs. ¿be the bye. The reeults for Findey*.1	J1** ^ ^
game« wrre .« follows: C. Kaela end ^ <*	to9 m+jf*
M. y-nko won «wo thrilling game.^	"" ■
from Bro. and Sis. Klein while Str.- lot' Vj* T®JJf • 'OJtlT « fca and M. Karin won two game, from'	bU«¡j!
Boehel and the writer. The former* out.rnnding ruaH ln the SNPJ
games proved to be the meet exctt-i	th*	»Weet
Ing of the .hort season that has been bowled. The scores were some ef the
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EXTRA NOTICE
Renoehe. Wie.—TW Stalwarts will play the Badgers of MIL at Keneehe Sot. Fob. 16, et 7 p m., in the Wash-iftglon gym. Game will start at 7 o'clock aherp—becauee of the dene», which U achedulad at S p. m. at the Gormen A ma rimu F
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BADGER HPORTS
Milwaukee, WU.-The B.dg.rn were d6festel in a herd fought bes> ketbsll gam. bv the Ksnoeha 8tel. warts, 20-10. In two game, played in the Milwaukee Amateur Loop last week the Badgers emerged victor! • ous in both. In tho first game they defected the WU. Vebrnllthics. 44-66 Joe Pugorelc end Erehul led the has. kyteers with 12 and 12 prists, respectively. "Brownie" Glevsn nice hud sn sye for the basket putting Ir 0 out of 10 fowl shot*. In Hie other game they defeated the Wehde Drag outfit. 63-19. Erehul again led the offensive pley with 12 points to hi. credit. The rest of the boys alee played well. Let's have a lelfcar following at the gemes. Everybody come out and lend your moral support to tho loom.
Tony "Bomb" OKwh.
GOPHER CLUB NEWS Weal Allie. WIb.—We w\«h to make
e correction on the article published in last week's Pro.veta cpnctming the dometa sal«eva which Is la be given by the Gopher Club of Milwaukee February 22. There will be s beaketboll flret. and after It all «rill return to TomM's Hall for a eajoyablo «venlng.
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PROGRESSIVES' MAILBOX
"SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"
St. Lepia.—I see where the S.N.H. Is gelng to givo us, the "Spirits," sn opportunity to have mors privilege, at the Home. A. I understand, ws will be e.soeMd the .um of twenty-five seat, per month, which will entitle us to full privilege, in the Horn.. By giving u. such en opportunity It I. up to u. to Uke sdvsnUgs of U by creating It into sn ideal Slovene community ctnUr.
I feel thst our prcsont need Is s gymnssium. this developea the body snd mind, thereby keeping us fit for a greater SNPJ. This occurs to us a number of times when we have Idlo evenings | wherees hsving such a community conUr, we may spend our Idle evenings there, Also those who are In thrir teens and are still ln need ef the guidance of a mother's hand, should by sll meens Uke sdvsntage ef such clean and wholesome recr.s-tion. Th. writer feels that by having .uch center, the spirit among the JugoiUva would bo more exquisite. ThU is one of the subjects to bo die-cussed et our meeting Feb. 14.
I see where the Pathfinders are on the peth of progreu again. Keep up the good writing, Pethflnders.
John Bplller, Sec'y.
DANCE AT MIDWAY
Mldwsy. Ps—Now thst sll preparations are made and we are all set, Ready-To-Go to the Big Dance that U going to be heM"~tifr the Slovene Auditorium at Midway on Fsbraary 16, the directors of this Dance kindly request thst all member, of the SNPJ Lodge, friend, and neighbors, be preMi\t. We have scheduled thU Dance to be one of the beat that haa ever been sponsored by our Lodge for three i*e«ons.
Pint, becauM we are going to have the best mu.ic that Is poulbU to obtain, "The Nomads" of a nearby vicinity. They have an excellent reputation and their mnelc U up to tho mlnuU. The second reason for your good oajeyment will he "delirious re-ftoehment«" (eomething no one overtook«) which will be aerved at lUUe cost. Third and the main reaeen. yuu will all have an opportunity to make now friend, and. also, become better acquainted with the member, of our fraternity.
We again extend our cordial invitation U one end ell for we can ensure you a very pleasant and enjoy-able evenlnr.
WIU see vou sll Seturdav evening. February 16. Mary A. Nagode.
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TORO H RH OF PROT. REUS
which
korita. "Uedem of the city Loop." by, ts to he given Feb. 22. h'e going ta
of 21 to 1ft. The »OS rabid fana «ho pecked the gym for Hit* great betkHbell tilt will never fargot the greet be'Ue theee two rival« had In the high arhool erena. It wea aori pf a "kourk-'am-down" and - "drag-
he . Mystieal denre. «o If to know what It's going yea had bettor attend, i« m atoro for everyone.
Oar Proa. U roc u peralto« at
time
By J. I
CelMuwood. a- -A Urge crowd wo« nt U«t Sand, y cve., Feb. 2, et Slov. Home en Waterloo ed., where Soc. cUh No. 40 hold Ha Mg Vaude villa show. The crowd Urxeet In club's bletorv. wo* well pUas.d. Idea-
thUg was wittaeoeed VsUaUa*.'
. LODGE KBYSTON1ANS
Hormiuie, Pay—Many complaint, have boon forwarded to us besause of our Lodge's sleepiness, ss they say, because they never see snythlng la the Procveta from our Lodge. Unless we sticK together and work hard for our lodge, there wont be any résulU.. Let our motto be: "One for all, and all for one." We have something to work for. The 8NPJ U the biggest and ths beet Slovene benefit organisation in t)ie world. Why not work for it, since we belong to it?
At our Ust meeting we bed a die-cuMlon to arrange an entertainment with the senior lodge at Mm school, but postponed thf idc till next meeting. Let u. be all present the next meeting. Let ùf work for the advancement of oar, local Slovenes snd Jugoslavs in general. PUns are under, way to bring here sn opera singer who can sing In Slovene, Croatian and BnglUh. T%U will bo a great advsrtlaement lea jour lodge. Come to the meeting and bring new mem bers. Let us be active IS our lodge for our own iatevest snd benefit. See you st the meeting.
John Stebaa, member Lodge 613
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A REMINDER
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Wsukogss, HL4kA' series of slides, whUh sre bring used in connection with the edusrtietag of the tour of fe," "Mo*ka enakoprarvnost" and mer, depicting conditions in the Ju gosUvla of todap. will be shown at the SlovsnU National Home ln tfall No. 2 (downstaU.) on Sunday, February 16, at 7:30t p. m. sharp. Bro. John OUp, a member of the committee making pUfta.for ths excursion, will lecture. . ... »
The UttU Fort lodge hss under-Uksn to bring the slides and Bro. Ollp to Waukegan, and urges "Slogs," "Moftks Enakopravnost" and members of other lodge, meeting In the Slovénie Hell to attend. Because of unavoidable delay, the committee in ohsrgs wss unable to communlcaU directly with the «ecretarUs ef theee organtsstlons, but take, this msans to extend an inviUtlon. Admission U twenty five cenU, to be pstd at the door. At the completion of the lecture, refreshments will be served and ample time will remain for diwru.-.ion—The Committee.
CHOCOLATE
O.—Chocolate U known to all of ua, yet not many of u. know from whore and how It i. produced.
Cocoa I. the product from which chocoUte ia made. This la obuined from a fndt, a Urge, red, woody nut resembling our buckeye only that the former contains as many as 70 Mod.. The seed, sre collected and put in a bos, then buried. It Is in this burying procoM Where partial fermentation takes place. The nut U then dried and washed. The process next consists of roasting, and now wo have our eoeoa.
Chocolate I. made from cocoa by grinding the roasted seed.
Sweet ChocoUte U made by mixing the chocoUte with sugar aad having cocoa butter and «piece added.
Milk ChocoUte is made by adding powdered milk to sweet chocolate.
Lodi Mendel Straggler.
A MAIL ORDBR VALENTINE
(Continued from pa go 7.t
"Yes, snd aay I call you Mary?" Then, after a pauae, "Will you call me Valentine?"
A weak little "yee"—a yee which I nd ton tod surrender peeeed from the lipe of the girl.
As they walked down the street together, each aware ef a secret hep-plneee. there came to their ears from a neerty musk store: "... Two by two They go marrhlng through The iweetheart« on Parade. . Three days later. Mary Secha Shot-nik waa bor.od for NubUro. Arkeneas. ber erm catwlaod la that of "ber
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