IODVOJIÜO
ARMADO OTROK V MLADINSKEM ODDELKU
PROSVETA
glasilo slovenske narodne podporne jednote
Chicago, 111., sreda, 16. maja (May 16), 1934.
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Kodovina že 40 do 50
deželah že sto je objel» severno Ameriko
Sagi poročil jevZdru-, državah in zapadni Kana-„ttdetih 150 milijonov a-obdelanega polja, v srednji pi 80 milijonov akrov in v l drugih 150 milijonov r> Take suše, ki bi bila rjena hkratu po dveh kontih, po deželah, ki so naj-itnejše na pridelovanju ee, ne pomnijo najstarejši ¡.' Navadno je suša vsako n ali'tam, a vselej je v h deželah dovolj moče, ki ta prizadete pokrajine. Dja splošna, svetovna suša nekaj izrednega, wr poročajo, znaša izguba ikega pridelka pšenice že lijonov bušljev. Ameriška ;raja že mesec dni — de-ladnjih dni v nekaterih letih državah ni popravilo übe — dočim v Rusiji že evalo dva meseca j in ozi-v Ukrajini in teverni niji je menda docela uni-kar pomeni, da bo Rusija la dve tretjini letošnjega m pšenice.
je kriza v krizi — nova larska kriza, ki nedvomno u že štiri leta trajajočo po vsem svetu in poveča nilijonov siromašnih Iju-
menska kriza je že od reka največja šiba za člo-, Suša v velikem obsegu ;or moča s poplavami, ne-i točo, katastrofalni vi-ekstremen mraz, škodi j i-elke: kobilice itd. — je pomenila lakoto v nasledili. 2e od nekdaj so zna-ibela leta" in "suha leta", va so si vedno pomagala imi rezervami, preostan-! "debelih let". Takih re-■ dost i tudi letos, ampak v iji dobi so rezerve žita et najgrših špekulacij; rezerve ho v rokah izkori-*v, ki se bogatijo na rajnih in gladnih ljudi, »»enska kriza lahko podu-®iate, da človeštvo še ni daleč- iz svojih primitiver. Človeška družba še i tiči v agrarni civilizaciji zavisi glavni pogoj živež, od vremena. Zi-jlvna človeška dobrina, se io pridobiva na isti pri-»način kakor pred 10,000 lfl h» pridobivanje ni pod * f«vekS, pač pa je od-tlakov, od kapric vre-^at«*rim človek nima
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Rezultat kampanje v aprilu
Drugi mesec kampanje prinesel SNPJ 371 novih članov, od katerih je 186 otrok. V dveh mesecih 782 članov, od katerih Je 385 otrok
V	aprilu, drugem mesecu jubilejne kampanje za nove člane, je SNPJ sprejela 371 novih članov. Od teh je 185 odraslih in 186; otrok v mladinskem oddelku.
V	marcu, prvem mesecu kampanje, je prišlo 411 novih članov, od katerih je bilo 199 otrok. V obeh mesecih 397 odraslih in 385 otrok, skupaj 782 novih članov.
To pomeni, da je kampanja v aprilu nazadovala za 40 članov, kar ni dosti—vendar bi bilo bolje, če bi za toliko ali še več napredovala. Upajmo, da bodo društva in posamezni agitatorji popravili to zamudo v MESECU MAJU.
Precej razveseljivo dejstvo pa je pridobitev 385 otrok za mladinski oddelek SNPJ v prvih dveh mesecih. Poudarili smo ž«, da naša jednota potrebuje močan mladinski oddelek in naša društva se dobro zavedajo tega. Le naprej v tem smislu!
V	aprilu so se najbolj odlikovala društva 201, Delagua, Colo., 490, So. Chicago, 111., in 138, Canonsburg, Pa. Ta tri društva ao dobila največ novih članov v aprilu.
Katera društva SNPJ bodo na prvem mestu v mesecu maju?
Požurite se, bratje in sestre, ne zamudite nobene prilike J
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Naprej sJtampanjo!

Klavniška stavka sa razširila na lowo
Domač drobiž
Podružnica čikaške družbe v Des Moinesu prizadeta.—Druge stavke
San Pedro, Calif., 14. maja. — Policija je danes zjutraj streljala v množico stavkujočih pristan iščnih delavcev v tem ipe-stu. Eden stavka? je bil ubit in okrog 20 ranjenih.
Des Moines, Iowa.—Čez tisoč delavcev pri Iowa Packing Co., podružnici Swiftove družbe v Chicagu, je zastavkalo 14. t. m. V klavnicah iste družbe v St. Louisu je 3000 delavcev zaštraj-kalo. Tukajšnji stavkarji zahtevajo 10% zvišanja mezde. Delavci so postavili 50 piketov o-koli klavnice in popolnoma ustavili delo. Delavci v drugih klavnicah se tudi pripravljajo na štrajk.
Stavkarji so v torek zjutraj ustavili dolg vlak z mesom, ki je bil namenjen v Chicago. Stav kovne straže so odpele vagone öd lokomotive, ki je potem ostala na klavniških tirih.
Minneapolis, Minn.—Tu je za stavkalo 3000 izvoščkov avto-trukov, ki zahtevajo, da se delodajalci drže delavske točke 7-A zakona NI RA in priznajo njihove zastopnike za kolektivno pogajanje.
San Francisco, Calif.—Stavki pristaniščnih delavcev so s«* pridružili tudi vozniki, ki odvažajo blago iz luke, obenem so se pridružili nameščenci na brodovih v Portlandu, ko so družin» poskušale obnoviti delo s stavko-kazi. Delavci se čvrsto drže in stavka je še vedno popolna v v;seh lukah Kalifornije. •
Stavkovni položaj v Flintu, Mich., in po vzhodnih državah je nespremenjen. Stavka na ga-solinskih postajah v Clevelandu se nadaljuje kljub vsem naporom vladnih posredovalcev.—V Philadelphiji se je 4000 pleskar-jev odločilo za stavko; zahtevajo $1 minimalne mezde na uro.
Strajk 4000 rudarjev v bakrenih rudnikih v Butteju. Mont., se nadaljuje. Rudarji zahtevajo $1.20 minimuma na uro in 84 urnik v tednu.
Stavka pekovskih delavcev v Akronu, O., je bila končana ta teden s posredovanjem regionalnega delavskega odbora v Cleve-jlandu. Delavci so dobili 15 do 20'; višjo mezdo in kiajši delov nik. . ^
i pravičnosti, ne smejo pozabiti ' na svojega največjega zaveznika, 1 potititm* rrde laboratorijih, brez katerega ne bo nikdar naj-»vnvj* in najpotrebnejše revolu-ci je J
Adamičev članek
New York.—V majski številki magazina "Current History" je izšel zanimiv Članek Louisa Adamiča z naslovom "Keeping the Lid on the Balkans".
Dvakrat padel iz zraka in tretjič je padel v ječo
Pittsburgh. — Steve Petrovič, star 33 let, nima pilotske licence, kljub temu je zadnje dni šsl z letalom v zrak in dvakrat padel na tla. K sreči se ni pobil,, toda bil je aretiran in sodnik mu je dal na Izbero: $100 ali 30 dni. Steve si je vzel 30 dni zapora, češ, da nima nikogar, ki bi zanj založil stotak.
Padel v spanju skozi okno
Cleveland. — Jakob Anžlovar, star 46 let, je v nedeljo zaspal na svoji postelji tik okna v drugem nadstropju, malo pred polnočjo se je pa znašel na hodniku ves krvav. Policijski ambu-lančni voz ga je odpeljal v kritičnem stanju v bolnišnico. V spanju je padel skozi okno iz hiše^
Novi grobovi
Cleveland. — Nagloma je u-mrla Josephine Kovačič, roj. Turk, stara 45 let. — V mestni bolnišnici je umrl 24-letni Emil Stinčič.
Pobegnil iz pesti policije
Ottawa, III. — Neki 20-letni Vincent Okoren, doma iz Rock-daleja pri Jolietu, je v nedeljo zvečer ušel, ko ga je policija vodila z dvema mladima Poljakoma vred iz Minonka v Ottawo. O koren in dva Poljaka, brata, so obtoženi, da so v soboto ubili nekega grocerja v Dani, III., pri poskušanem ropu. Trojica je bila prijeta, toda policija jih je hitro odvedla proti Ottawi, ko jim je velika množica ljudi v Dani zagrozila z linčanjem.
Ameriški poslanik se ne pogaja
s hov je t i zaradi dolgov
Moskva, 15. maja.—Ameriški poslanik Kullitt je te dni izjavil, da so vesti v ameriškem časopisju o neuspešnih |>ogajanjih med ameriško in sovjetsko vlado glede ruskih dolgov neresnične. On se sploh še ni nič pogajal o kakih dolgovih.
Mooney apelira na Roosevelta
Washington^ D. C. — Tom Mooney bo te dni apeliral naravnost na predaednika R*io»e velta, naj ga osvobodi iz za|«>-ra, v katerem se nahsjs že se-1 demnsjsto leto po nedolžnem. | Koiigresnik Goorge Foulkes, de-1 mokrat if Michigans, bo zastopal Mooneyja pri tem s[«lu.
PROFESORJI VIDIJO PRIHOD K0-LEKTMZM
Doba individualizma v vladi in
gospodarstvu se več ne vrne
New York. — (FP) — Po petih letih študiranja socioloških in gospodarskih tokov je komisija za socialno raziskovanje v šolah objavila poročilo, v katerem pravi, da je individualizma v vladi in narodnem gospodarstvu konec. Svet in predvsem Amerika stopa v dobo kolektivizma.
Poročilo je podpisalo 16 članov komisije, štirje mu pa nasprotujejo. Komisijo so tvorili profesorji, med njimi Charles A. Beard, predsednik American Historical asociacije in eden najboljših ameriških zgodovinarjev.
V novi kolektivistični družbi bo privatna svojina omejena ali bo pa sploh prenehala. Nasledila jo bo javna lastnina. Sedanji sistem privatnega lastništva se lahko ohrani za daljšo dobo le, Če bo privatna svojina Razdeljena med mase, pravi poročilo. .
"Nastajajoča doba je doba prehoda. Spremljajo je velike napetosti, ki nastajajo iz novih tokov porajajoče se integrirane ekonomije in radi tradicionalnih praks zatonevajoče dobe individualizma. Te prehodne bolečine se najbolj očitujejo v pomanjkanju sredi bogastva, v •prelomitvi zaupanja, v široko razpredenem bariditstvu, v slabem aranžmu med produkcijo in distribucijo ter v veliki neenakosti bogastva in dohodkov."
Z drugimi besedami; kapitalizem je na smrt bolan in z njim vred vsa človeška družba. Ta bo ozdravela le s prihodom kolektivizma, ki je svojstvo socializma.
Madžarsko - jugoslovanska afara mora čakati
Svet Lige narodov ikHožII zadevo
Ženeva, 15. maja.—Svet Lige narodov je včeraj odložil pritožbo Ogrske proti Jugoslaviji zaradi ubojev 31 ogrskih državljanov na meji na poznejši čas. Svet je zaključil, da je bollvij-sko-paragvajska vojna v Južni Ameriki bolj važna afera, ki pride prva na dnevni red; nato bodo rešetali zadevo plebiscita v Posarju. Poleg tega je ša dolga vrsta raznih drugih problemov, ki so zelo nujni.
Družba se pokih« na delavetki odbor
Washington. — Birtman K-lectric kompaniju v Chicagu se pokiha na delavski odbor in na ves "new deal" kolikor nt' delavstva tiče. Odbor je pozval družbo v Washington na zaali-š an je radi odslovit ve devetih delavcev vsled unijskih aktivnosti.
Družba ni v Washington nikogar poslala. Oboru je pisala, da je prostovoljno vrnila plave-ga orla in si pridržuje pravico, da lahko odslovi kogar hoče. Pokrajinski delavski odbor je bil prej ukazal družbi, da mora sprejeti na delo odslovljene delavce, kar se pa naravno.ni zgodilo.
Premirje v Arabiji
l^ondon, 15. maja.—Vlada a* rsbske države Jemen je i>odpi' hala premirje s svojim Wb&š9oM, kraljem Ibn Saudom, <*igar vo-jaške čete so okupiraif velji del Ji*mena.
Utrgan oblak tu lil biblijsko mento
Jeruzalem, 15. maja. Nad mesbscem THsrrijo »d» K;aiileJ> skem jezeru, ki ga omenja biblija. se je v'era j utrgal oblak in 17 oseb je utonilo v poplavi,
Proslave 30 letnice S. N, P. J.
Sledeče federacije in druitva SNPJ so doslej naznanile tvoje proslave tridesetletnice naše jednote. Vse proslave federacij in vet druitev skupaj bodo imele bogat program in govornike is gL odbora SNPJ:
DRUŠTVO it. 540 SNPJ, Kluabrth, N, J.> desetletnico dru. itva in tridesetletnico jednote 19. maja, Elizabeth, N. J.
DRUŠTVO it. m SNPJ, W. AUis, Wis., te, maja.
DRUŠTVA it. 347, 4*6 in 6X9 SNPJ, McKeesport, Pa., dne maja.
DRUŠTVO it, 54 SNPJ, Glencoe, O., te. maja. DRUŠTVO it. 353, Warwood, W, Va., 30. maja, FEDERACIJA druitev SNPJ v weatmarelandskem okraju v Penntylvaniji dne 30. maja v West Newtonu, Pa.
FEDERACIJA druitev SNPJ v zajndni Pennsylvania in društvo it. 6 SNPJ na Syganu, Pa., 30. maja.
DRUŠTVI it. 49 in 643 SNPJ v Girardu, O., 9. junija. DRUŠTVO it, 317 SNPJ, Export, Pa., piknik 9. junija. DRUŠTVO NAPREJ it. 5 SNPJ v Clevelandu, O., proslavi svojo tridesetletnico s piknikom dne 10. junija.
DRUŠTVA tO, 108, t68 in 636 SNPJ, Ely, Minn., piknik
10. junija.
DRUŠTVA 114, 13t in 700 SNPJ, Roundup, Mont., dramsko predstava, 16. junija in piknik 17. junija.
FEDERACIJA SNPJ v Detroitu, Mick., piknik 17. junija. FEDERACIJA ta vzhodno Pennsylvanijo v Forest City ju, Pa., 30. junija in v Luzernu, Pa., 1, julija.
DRUŠTVO it, 358 SNPJ, Power Point, O., 4. julija. DRUŠTVI it. 117 in 7t9 SNPJ v Yukonu, Pa., dne 4. julija. DRUŠTVO it. 106 SNPJ, Imperial, Pa., (hkrati • t54etnbo druitva) 4. julija.
FEDERACIJA druitev SNPJ v severovzhodnem Ohiu, pik-nik 4. julija v Rarbertonu.
DRUŠTVA 3, 44, 8t, 168, t54, 448, 600, 684 in 71t SNPJ v Johnstown«, Pa., in okolici, piknik 15. julija v Morrelvillu.
DRUŠTVO it. 115 SNPJ, Joliet, 1U., (hkrati tS-letnico dru* itva) tt. julija,
FEDERACIJA druitev SNPJ v Minnesoti v Evelethu, Minn* dne tt. julija.
DRUŠTVI 3t5 in 7t8 SNPJ, Gowanda, N. Y.t t8. in t9. julija.
DRUŠTVO 36 SNPJ, Willock, Pa., piknik t9. julija.
FEDERACIJA druitev SNPJ v severni Califomiji v Sam Fraticiteu v septembru,
DRUŠTVA 107, 659 in 679 SNPJ, St. Louis, Mo„ piknik t, septembra.
DRUŠTVA 39, 131, t70 in 631 SNPJ, Chicago, lil., 3. sept„ Labor day, v Pilsen parku, t6. ulica, blizu Kedzie a ve.
' DRUŠTVO 52 SNPJ, Rroughton, Pa., 3. sspt. (Labor day).
FEDERACIJA druitev SNPJ v srednjem lllinoisu v Spring-fieldu, 14. oktobra.
Vlada zaiala stanovanj-sko kampanjo
Roosevelt priporočil kongresu dve novi federalni korporscijl
Washington, D. C.—Predsednik Roosevelt je 14. t. m. predložil kongresu načrt za i>obudo stavbne industrije. Na^rt določa popravljanje starih in gradnjo novih hiš ter federalno financiranje gradnje iti garanti-ranje hipotek na stanovanjske hiše.
V ta namen naj kongres ustanovi dve novi federalni korpora-cjjl. Prva - Home Credit Insurance Cor|M>ratlon (HCKJ)—bo imela na raz|Milago 200 milijonov dolarjev is federalne blagajne in s to vsoto Imi jamčila finančnim zavodom nova posojila, ki so potrebna za obnovitev starih in gradnjo novih stanovanjskih hiš. J >ruga-r-Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation <FHLIC)-4x> Imela sto milijonov dolarjev kapitala v bondih HOLC in njena naloga bo, da jamči za |>osojila priporočenih hranilnih in posojilnih društev in drugih ustanov, ki so včlanjene v federalni korpo-raciji za |>osojila na domove.
Roosevelt je urgiral kongres, naj odobri načrt obeh novih kor-IMiracij čim prej mogoč«.
Senatna zbornica Je isUtga dne sprejela íílass-FletcherJev načrt za direktno posojevanje iz sklada korporacije za finančno rekonstrukcijo (RFC) Industrijskim podjetnikom, ki ne morejo dobiti kredita od privat-nih bank V ta nameri bo na raz-l»olago okrog fi.to milijonov dolarjev. Temu načrtu Je senat do-ilal določim, da jailitičnega vpliva pri- t«'h posojilih ne srn« biti in vsaka prošnja z« (spojilo, ki ne prid« direktno <*t družla* ab podjetnika "arruga, »e mora od.j kloniti
Nova kampanja terorizma prihaja v Noméljl
Silno godrnja nie pr«vsrj«nlh Nemcev, zlasti delavcev, gre ns žive« Hitlerjevi bsndi
llerlln, 15. maja. — Joseph (foebbels, nacijski minister propagande, Je naznanil da bo vlada začela z novimi "reprisslija-mi napram onim, ki nikakor nočejo biti zadovoljni, ne vedo ksj hočejo In ne razumejo pomena nacijske revolucija". Pod te« lesno kapo centu rs, ki (aikriva Nemčijo, Je zadnje mesece vedno več godrnjanja in odprt«ga upor« preverjenega ljudstva, ki Je pričakovalo vse nekaj drugega od Hitlerja.
Goebbels je namignil, da opozicija, ki "noče biti zadovoljna in ne more razumeti novega režima", se deli na tri dele. V prvem taboru so židje in mali trgovci v splošnem; v drugem so socialistični, komunistični in katoliški delavci, v tretjwi pa Jun-kerji, veleposestniki, graščakl in veliki kmetje.
Kakšna Is» oblik« novega terorja, nI še |»/vsem Jasno, toda migljaji v narijskem tisku razkrivajo, da bodo fašistični voditelji dali razumeti vsem onim, ki niso zadovoljni, naj zapuate Nemčijo.
Am«riškl fašisti v zvazi a hitkr-jevcl
Washington, D. C. -*J«o. An-derson iz Ashevill«. N. C., je zadnje dni pričal pred kongrea-nim odsekom, ki preiskuje na-cijsko propagando v Združenih državah, da j« ameriška fašistična organizacija "Milver Shirts" (srebrne srajce) v tesni zvezi s Hitlerjevimi agenti v tej deželi. Anderson je bil prej aktiven v organizaciji "Srebrnih srajc" in p<r/ria vse mahinacije njenih voditeljev.

DRUŠTVENE VESTI
Prireditev društva 101
WW Allta. Wh.— I'ruitvo it. 104
SNPJ priredi veselico z igro v sobo-, to, dne W. mB)ti, v Labor dvorani. Ob tej priliki bomo slavili jednotino M letnko in droit veno 12 letnico. V n top niče v predprotlejl 26c, pri vratih 30c. Sedaj je ugoden čas za veselice in piknike. Na* druitvo Je zgu-bilo precej denarja v zmrznjenih bankah, *ato «i	»l»«t pomaga-
ti z veselicami, <la pride njegova blagajna na noge.
NaAe društvo iteje okrog JZO Članov. na *ejo pa jih pride 5» ali manj. Nafta dolžnost j«\ da »e bolj udeležujejo sej in da v sedanji kampanji pridobimo jednoti mnogo novih čla-nov. Znano mi je. da je mnogo »Ur-šev pri naiem društvu, svoje mladine pa nimajo včlanjena pri SNPJ. Pripeljite Jih v društvo sedaj. Kadar bomo mi prenehali z delom v društvih, bodo oni nadaljevali. Baš sedaj se nudi lepa prilik:» za mlade nove ilane.—Anton Demakar.
i», h.:—Moj proftli dopis Je bil precej »kraj^ari. V njem »em omenil nekoliko zgodovine o diuitvu «v. Barbare, ki je bilo ustanovljeno 4 leta pred SNPJ in so vsi njegovi ¿lani sedaj ¿lani SNPJ.—<Ib>pi* «te poslali pozno, tik pred proslavo. Ce smo ga hoteli priobčiti, smo ga morali skraj-sati, kajti o »lavju, o katerem »U pihali, so bili v dot (¿ni izdaji najmanj štirje drugi dopisi*- Ured.)
Vabilo na proalavo
MrKecaporl, Pa — Pozivam ¿lanc društva št. .147 in druge, da se udeleže proslave tridesetletnice SNPJ, katero priredi naie druAtvo skupno z dru-štvomu št. 42*1 in v Hrvatski dvorani na Shaw ave. dne 26. maja ob 7. zvečer. Na proslavi bo govoril br. Vincent Calnkar kakor tudi zastopniki druitev SNPJ in drugih bratskih društev. Imeli bomo tudi ples in plesne komade bo izvajal Radičev orkester.
Vsi ¿lani omenjenih društev kakor tudi drugi naj se udeleže te prireditve, da tako proslavimo 80-letnlco jednote in izkažemo čast pionirjem, ki ao polotili temelj jednoti. Nekateri teh pionirjev še tive, zato je potrebno, da jim pokažemo našo iskrenost iti hvaležnost. Za dobro postrežbo jamči odbor.	Marko Hsbkh.
Skupna proslava
Koundup, Moni.— Društva it. 114, 132 in 700 bodo skupno proslavila 30-letnieo SNPJ dne Ml. junija z dramsko predstavo in plesom, 17. juniju pa s piknikom. ,'
Frank (¿ruden, 114.
Prireditev društva if. 111
t niveraal, Pa. Društvo it. 141 je na avoji rodni seji uklonilo prirediti veselico v korist svoji blagajni, ki je suha, na 2(1. maja, ne na .'10. maja, kskor je bilo prvotno sklenjeno. U-videli smo namrci, da Htt na slednji datum vrii veliko veselic in proslav .10-letnico SNPJ.
Vabimo vse iz bližnjih in oddalje-nih naselbin, da se udeleže naie veselice. Skrbeti moramo, da bo dvorana Slovenskega doma napolnjena do zadnjega kotička. Apeliram zlanti na člane, "da s» udeleže veselice, ker bo moral vsak plačati 50 centov v društveno blagajno, ¿e se veselice u-deleži ali ne. Najbolje je, da pridete vsi, ker je vstopnina samo 25 centov za moške m ženske. Vsi v Slovenski dom na 2<l. maja!	*
IVter llreganl, tajnik.
1'lt-ans ve*elira in proalava 10 letnire SNPJ
Mentor, O. Plesna veselica društva At M, n m kateri bomo proslavili ¡10 letnico SNPJ, ne bo vršila 20. maja v lilertroe I Ulli, pričetek ob 7. iveeer. Vstopnina za moški- je 35 centov, /m ženske pa 20 centov.
( luno polivam, <|u ne vetelice ude lele, uljtidno vabimo pa tudi člane aoaednjlli društev, ds na- poaetijo na ta «lun Oh aiični priliki rmn Jim pri. pi a\ lj«m \ i nit i poaet. (iodlia .bo ii-vrstnn, kajti igtali bodo TuAkovi si novi, k t bodo «krlieli, da s«< bodo |Hh-ko tavitrli Mtari In mladi. Odbor le pudiio na <|i In ui ho iflediil, da bodo poset n ik t dobili prvovrstno postrežbo. Vsi na (• lenem* 16. maja. da skupno pioiIm\iiiio ÜO-letnico nase «licne jednote' Album Kravaala.
Slav |r dne ». ion.)«
I*lam Kun. O. Društvo št. 12.1 bo pmtnovalo jednotino .'10 letnico dne i». juniju na NVihovčevi faimt. 1'ljud-no vabimo vsn okoliška druitva. da >e udeb naše proslave; o priliki jim i»i>m i \im-mo. Za<Vtek proslave točno ob s	/.a dobro |m»trežb* In
ral>a.<> I hi »krtiel društveni odbor.
\ alrnlln Verhovr, tajnik.
Proalava druitva ii mm»
Johnalnaa, Pa. -Ihte I',«, maja Iki #**n*ko društvo Naia SIorn št. 'UMI SM'J samostojno proslavilo m Irt tur« i»M'J t\m Moahatiiu. 1'ljudno valutno t «a bližnja In daljna društva. v.r j-oiake ia prijatelje, da »e gotovo iiilrkllja tega slavja Na pro-tfiaom Ut tudi petje prviku druAtvo lt<M|<djuli l»*» tapelo pat kta»nth po t»» v V t p» i..r>na bo Tu«r igra "Po ročna rv««č". Vstopnine »ano. ¿hr ti odrasle in lOr ta otrok» Aa^rtrk toč no tdi drvet lil tnovt čaa». i*« progra mu bo ple». Igral Ist d»i,t <>■ uant /i btrt. v orketter. Na svidenje IV. ma Ja* T t..	j
i no slavje. To Je pač dokaz, da Je bilo naie slavje re a nič no redek dogodek. To pa tudi znači, 0 Je druitvo . » i f „„ —.1M- ' Strugglers it. 014 SNPJ i« vadno
kT	i či« Z novih i • vofzd ra vo in močno. Preval bi
mofeh, da pridobimo ¿im ve¿ novih ^ ^ J ^^ imenjr ^ onJh
. . „ . „ rmA ki so pomagali in sodelovali na naii
Obenem va. prosi«' prireditvi, »to naj velja U ikupna
no udeležujete druitvenih sej. To Je ¡^hvala VM>B|f ki „	iH uko do.
potrebno. In pa to: plačajte ivoj t hlohotno ^ rokm m obo^Uli nai Hesment najkaaneje do ¿5. v meeecu. ^ ^ ^Hlp 4 svojimi Iv Tadi to je potrebno in važno.	----
Mi
Frank lialocb. tajnik.
program
vajaaji in naio celotno prireditev a avoji m delom in naklonjenostjo. Naj-Ukrcnejia zahvala vsem!
John (Liady) Ukar. 0U.
Vef veeetraaoke ImtnmÜ
Harberton, O.--Opominjam élan-
Piknik druitva 440 dae 17. junija tfrero. III.—V proili uradni »daJi Pr^avet«, amo poročali, da naie dru-
itYfi.it. 44'J priredi *voj piknik dne; __
24. Junija, ker pa smo opazili, da bo „tvTdruOtva it. 4« 8NM, d>(>dj red-ditištvo it. 1 imelo svoj piknik na pi^ujeJo avoj aaeemeat. to je: isti dan, je nai pikniiki odbor akle- Vliak mef#c in ^ na/kasneje do 25. nil, da se umaknemo Slaviji. Zato v m#tecU. Ako ne dobim piuvo&aao smo' »klenili, da se nai piknik vrii denarja, ga tudi ae morem poelati na en taden prej, to je v nedeljo, dne IT. g\ urg(|t čemur pa »ledi »uepenzija, junija na istem prostoru, Willow a temu p^ gevad, običajna Jeza, ¿e-Springs, nad Striinarjem, na take nar pa jmt nisem kriv. Tega je kriv zavoem "slovenskem hrilkku." To ( Vsak tak ¿lan sam, ako ne plača pra-smo storili zato, da omogo¿imo dru. VoČa»no svojega asesmenta. Ako pa itvti Slavija boljii poset. Slavija Je napravim dolg na jednoto, ml pa gl. prvo druitvo naše ugledne organize- tajnik "prebira litanije". Torej, kaj ciJe SNPJ in ¿lani naiega druitva se- p(rfeti? Ravnati se po pravilih in vsa-nameravajo udeležiti njihovega pik-,	susnendirati, ki zanemarja »vo-
nika v velikem itevilu, ako se bodo. je dolžnosti. Ako ¿lan zboli tekom člahi Slavije udeležili naiega piknika BUspenzije, ni deležen podpore. Kdo dne 17. junija.	| je tega kriv, ¿lan, ki ne plača ases-
Dan 17. junija naj bo nai dan' Vsi menta, ali Ujnik, ki se je ravnal po prijatelji naAega druitva in ljubitelji pravilih?
Priporočam članom, da se bolj zanimajo «a svoje druitvo, da bolj po-sečajo seje in da pravočasno plačujejo asesment. Izkažimo več spoito-vanja do organizacije, tako kot ga ima ona do nas, pa bo vsestransko veliko boljie. — Na proili seji Je bilo sklenjeno, da morajo ¿lani poravnat» društveno d<«klado, kar Je je ie od januarja, in pa obveznosti od igre Kdor ni kupil vstopnice za igro, prispeva BOc v društveno blagajno. Tr jc za mesec april.
Frank Likovich, Ujnik.
dobre zabave v prijazni senci na plan! ¡,i0j ,y$. Margolle, Ujnik.
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Dvojno slavje 4. julija Franklin. Kan*.- Naznanjam vsem članom in članicam, ie posebno pa vsem sosednjim druitvom v Kansasu, da bo naie druitvo it. 02 slavilo svojo 26 letnico in jednotino 30 letnico 'dne 4. julija na snani dtefančičevt farmi« Podrobnosti o programu pozneje. Vsa sosedna druitva pa prosimo, da ne prirejajo svojih veselic na ta dan.—Anton Selak, tajnik.
Zahvala druitva Slrufrglera Cleveland, O.—Podpisani se v imenu druitva G14 najiskreneje zahvaljujem vsem, ki so nam nudili svojo pomoč v kakršnikoli obliki na naii droit veni 7 letnici in jednotini 30 letnici dne 29. aprila v &DD nu Waterloo id. Posebna zahvala gre slovenskim listom za oglaisnje, trgovcem za o-«lane, vsem, ki so pri tem pomagali i{? sodelovali na programu, kuhari-cum in vsem ostalim delavcem. Nad 200 gostov je priilo izven mesta na naio veliko proslavo; najiskrenejia zahvala vsem. Tudi lokalno angleiko časopisje je porisalo o naši slavnosti. Okrog 2000 ljudi je poselilo naie dvoj-iv	___________
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Vsi na prihodnjo sejo dne 3J Ju-nija! Seja bo zelo važna, zato' pa pridite vsi!
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V	soboto 21. aprila pa sta iiila v isti okolici ustreljena dva ti-hotapca, ki ho ju graniiarji do!ko zasledovali, ker je bilo znano, <la je posebno eden <ki teh dveh, namreč posestnik Ramož iz SuAe, občina Trata, spravil čez nu jo že več živine, kakor jo ima v>a Poljanska dolina. Ramo* je bil tihotapec it» nad 10 k>t, posebno zadnja k*ta j a vneto tihotapil, kur je zelo obubožal.
V	soboto zvečer sta Ramož in Stauopik Klala z dvema tovarišem» dva konja proti meji. V dežju in temi jih je zasledila pa-trota graničarjev, ki so trikrat zaklicali "Stoj J"; tihotapci pa m niso ustav ili, marveč so se spustili v lieg proti meji.
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di vrvi. Obstal je v temi, gledalci sp se zgrozili, ko pa je spet posvetila luč, je stal vrvohodec že na strehi. V temi j« bil nadaljeval pot po vrvt Z obljubami ni varal, izpolnil jih je, In njegov« prireditve so bile zmerom dobro obiskane. Pa ne le to. Nje-gDV* drznost jf prebudila a*i»o-jatske instinkte in talente v mladini, ki je povsod začela razpenjati vrvi ter se vaditi v boji po vrvi. Na Ježici pa so se znadli celo štirje odrasli — med njimi en» ženska — ki so se več mesecev zdržema učili teh akrobacij ler postali pravi mojstri.—Zdaj, to smo že skoraj pozabiti na tega mojstra vrvohodstva, pa je prispela iz Madžarske novica, da se je Strohschneider v Marinaros Szigetu ubil. Ko se je z vrvi zahvaljeval za aplavz, je nenadoma omahnil ter padel v globino. Cez nekaj dni je v bolnišnici urttrl.
Umrli so: V Ljubljani je umrl znani gostilničar Tomaž Bizilj, star 02 let. Bil je lastnik meščanom in podeželanom znane gostilne "Pri kolovratu" nasproti Škofije, kjer so se posebno radi zbirali ob čaši vina ljubljanski literatje. —r V Ptuju ao po-kopali poročnika fregate Stanka Jamška, ki je postal žrtev hidro-3;vijonske nesreče v Dalmaciji IČesar listi še niso objavili), v Mariboru pa Marijo Cutul in Franceta Miklavčiča, 70 letnega upokojenega uradnika.
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Pokojna Je bila rojena v vasi Podkrajnik pri Cerknici in oh »<"« bila stara 57 let. Pogreb ae Je vriil iz hiie žalosti dne 5. 1 ob S. uri dopoldne in sicer na njeno želio po katoliftkrm V Ameriki je bivala skozi 31. let. Uila je ve* let bolrhal. I je članica nekega Slovaikega ženskega druitva, katere^ ««J se udeležile v polnem itevilu pogreba, za kar jim Irps hvsl«. ae prav lepo zahvalimo aeatrični Mariji Golob iz Herminif. I»- > trancu John Primiarju in njegmi ženi. Ur mr. in mrs. Jor Is S Koroiec, John Neredu in Frank Požaru ia ( entrsl < in m rs. Zakrajiek iz Dunlo. Pa. MvaU le|is tudi mra. 8w«l Sernel za dano poetrežbo za čaaa lioleznl pokojnirr. SriiwJ , darovane lepe vence in cvetljice. kateri so kraaili mrtva*ki la vsem. ki ao čuli objijeni krati in vs^m. ki *o dsli ssioj^s-vozili brezplačno pri pogrebu. Najlepia hvala Grejor govi družini iz Park Hill. Pa., mra. BrenW. »ra. Ge»«w ■ Wanner gov
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inner iz Jolinstown. Pa. Hvala Fr. Ileiiču i« LloydelU. I»_ r trud. nadalje kvala Tony ia Jacob ml. Debevce » ^ . ki ata nabrala za evetliice. 8rčna hvala vsem ki "tt « ^ pogreba in ki ete na en ali drugi način asm ksj P0"1**. t zapušča itiri ainove in tri hčere in tri vnuke ia v starrm hr»i« r-ta in eno aeatro. Ako smo katerega ime pomotoms iz pesi in. « oproati. Draga mati. Tebi pa želimo, počivsj v ««¡ru Is »srn jj bode ameriika semlla. Žalujoči oetaii: Frank. Am*1",\J . r ^ sinovi. Omožena Anna »uetariič. Mary In Frsnce.	^
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smrti zapisnik ne navaja, pač pa se je zgodilo v maju ali juniju leta 1909.
Glede tedanjih bojev, ki so se pojavili pri SNPJ, je zanimivo čitati zapisnike, ki pa so predolgi, da bi jih dobesedno citiral. Zapisnik z dne 29. aprila 1908 poda precej jasno sliko mišljenja članstva tega društva v sprejeti resoluciji, ki se glasi:
Ker se čuje, da so se trije navzoči gl. odborniki izrasili, da pride zaradi napadanja od strani Glasa Svobode do izredne konvencije, osobito, ker ne pride do nikakega zaključka glede oddaje jednotine blagajne, se apelira na vsa društva, da ukrenejo vse potrebno v tej zadevi in da se konven-cijski stroški delegatov kolikor mogoče z malimi izdatki opravijo.
Od atrani našega društva se izraža novemu glavnemu odboru popolno zadoščenje in popolno zaupanje radi časopisa Glas Svobode. Potrjeno.
Na ravno isti seji je bil sprejet predlog, ki je zahteval od vseh Članov izjavo a svojim podpisom, da nima nobeden nič o-pravka z nekim dopisom v listu Glas Svobode, ki je bil priobčen dne 8. aprila 1908. Zapisnik kaže dve strani podpisov vseh članov. To jasno kaže, da je bilo društvo Naprej s svojim članstvom vedno loj al rjo interesom SNPJ In njenim uradnikom. Tudi pozneje, po milvvauški konvenciji, ko se je po mnenju nekaterih zgodila velika krivica cleve-landski naselbini, je društvo Naprej ohranilo hladno kri in ostalo na strani gl. odbora.
Zapisnik z dne 19. junija 1910 govori, da se je iz društvene blagajne dovolila vsota $20.00 za u-stanovitev ženskega društva pove pa ne imena tistega društva. Sprejel se je obenem tudi predlog, da se vse Članice društva "Naprej" odstopi novoustanovljenemu društvu."
Zapisnik z 18. dec. 1910 nam nudi sliko, kakšno stališče je društveno članstvo zavzemalo napram štrajkujočim sodelavcem v Penni, Illinoisu in drugih državah. Na seji so nabrali za štrajkarje vsoto $70.13. Gotovo je bila stavka huda in dolgotrajna, kajti zapisnik z dne 7. maja 1911 pravi sledeče: "Sprejeto, da se k rednemu asesmentu naloži doklada 5c na mesec, dokler traja štrajk. Izvzeti so bolniki."
Zapisnik z dne 4. junija 1911 nam pove o sporu, ki ga je imelo društvo glede nekega pogreba, ker je bilo društveni zastavi za-branjeno v cerkev. Zapisnik govori sledeče: "Vsakemu svobodno, vzpored do cerkve, do cerkvenih vrat, štirje zato odločeni bratje ga poneso v cerkev in slednji ga počakajo zunaj pod svojim praporom (zastavo). Ko so obredi končani, gredo gori i-menovani štirje po krsto, na kar se vrši sprevod. Kar se tiče drugih cerkvenih slavnosti, se društvo odreče vsem." Nadalje či-tamo v istem zapisniku sklep društva, da "zastava ne sme v nobeno cerkev."
Leta 1911 je k društvu pristopilo (na podlagi poročila t. č. tajnika) 75 novih članov. Sploh so bila leta 1910, 1911 in 1912 zelo ugodna za društvo. Mislim, da je društvo dobilo v teh letih največ novih članov. Iz zapisnikov se razvidi, da je bilo na nekaterih sejah sprejetih po 12 in več novih članov.
Zapisnik z dne 3. marca 1912 govori o aferi, ki jo člani društva Naprej niso hoteli kar tako meni nič tebi nič pogoltniti. Ta afera se tiče našega starega "prijatelja" Clevelandske Amerike. Društvo je omenjeni datum na svoji redni seji sprejelo sledeči protest:
Društvo "Naprej" It. 5 SNPJ od-ločno protestira proti vmešavanju lista "Clev. Amer." v strogo društvene zadeve. List Javno sramoti društvene člane. Isjavljamo, da Je le društvo kompetentno soditi člane v društvenih zsdevah, ker to apeds v delokrog društva, in nihče drugi ne!
Dalje protestiramo najodločneje proti pisavi Clev. Amer.. kjer sramoti In zeničljivo piše o našem gl. odbo ru. List naravnost obtoiuje naš gl. odbor neresničnih stvari, katerih odbor sploh ni povzročil. Oni list piše d oslov no: "Odbor Jednote Je namrrt sklenil, da se konvencija ne sme vršiti v Jolietu, pač pa tam. kjer odbor diktira (ukazuje) v Milwaukee." To pa ni resnica, kar piše Clev. Amer. Glavni odbor Je dal na glaeovanje v »a tri mevta In • tem Je dal društvom na raspolago, da sama odločijo eno aH drugo meeta as prihodnjo konvencijo. Dalje piše omenjeni list: "Jako •umljivo se nam Bdi, ker glavni^ od-
bor predlaga ravno Milwaukee in sra-ven kot pesek * oči Springfield. Kaj je temu povod v vesteh gl. odbora, mogoče strankarski? Oni še vedo. Ll-alca gre vedno tja, kjer misli, da bo dobila mastno pečenko. Torej se nam skrajno sumljivo zdi to zbiranje mest."
Na tak izbruh skrajno grdega aum-ničenja gl. odbora isrekamo naše o-gorčenje, ker ae a tem predatavlja gl. odbor kot bi gledal vedno le na avoje koristi, ne pa imel pred očmi koristi in blagor vseh bratov. Obsojamo tako pisavo C lev. Amer., ki meri na očiten razdor med člani SNPJ. Glavnemu odboru pa isrekamo popolno zaupanje, ker je pravilno ravnal, ko je dal potom splošnegs glasovanja društvom no razpolago, da sama odločijo za eno ali drugo mesto. Naše brate SNPJ svarimo pred tako razdirajo-čo pisavo Clevelandske Amerike in naj gl. odboru vedno zaupajo, ker bo vedno deloval za korist vseh članov. Uredništvu Clev. Amer. pa isrekamo naše ogorčenje proti taki pisavi, ki slabo in neresnično piše o našem gl. odboru in ga tako izpostavlja javnemu zasramovanju. Sprejeto no seji dne 3. marca 1912.
Zapisnik z dne 7. junija 1914 nam govori, da se je na isti seji prvič razmotrivalo o Slovenskem narodnem domu. Na tej seji se je poudarjalo le društvene pravice. Na seji dne 6. sept. 1914 je bil sprejet predlog za nakup prvih 5 ustanovnih delnic SND. Povdarjali so pravico društev in njihovih pravic. Govorilo se je, da bodo samo društva imela pravico ukrepati glede tega podjetja. Zapisnik ne govori kdaj ae je začelo s kolekto po 10c od vsakega Člana za nakup delnic SND. Knjige izkazujejo, da se je začelo kolektati že v letu 1916. Torej že 16 let plačujejo člani društva Naprej narodni davek. Kljub temu ^ še dobi kakšen rojak, ki hoče zanikati pravice društvom.
Ko je bila v teku akcija Re-publičanskega združenja, je bllq društvo Naprej prvo, kl je apro-žilo idejo v Clevelandu, da ae je začelo z akcijo za dobro stvar. <Ce ni bilo uspeha, ni krivda društva Naprej, ne onih ljudi, ki so delali za to.)
Društvo št. 5 je tekom svojega obstoja štelo največ 750 članov. Danos lastuje za $16,910 delnic SND.
To je površen pregled dela, ki ga je vršilo društvo Naprej. Ce bo kdaj bodoči zgodovinar pisai zgodovino slovenske clevelandskt naselbine,- ne bo mogel prekb -de lovanja društva Naprej. Veliko več bi se dalo napisati iz teh dru štvenih zapisnikov, za to pa je treba časa in potrebne volje.
Društvo Naprej je razvilo svojo prvo zastavo v mesecu maju leta 1907. Zapisnik ne povd natančnega datuma kdaj je bila prva društvena zastava fazvita. Zastava je bila razvita pred 27. leti in je treba nove.
Dne 10. junija 1934 razvije društvo svojo novo zastavo in o-benem praznuje svojo in jodno-trno 30-letnico s prireditvijo piknika, na katerem nastopijo govorniki, ki nam bodo povedali mogoče več o zgodovini tega društva. Piknik se vrši na po-znarli Pintarjevi farmi. Društvo uljudno vabi vse naprednomisle-Če rojake in rojakinje, da se u-deležijo tega piknika. Z vašo u-deležbo na tem pikniku boste pokazali, da v vaših srcih še tli nekoliko napredne misli in da želite društvu napredka pri njihovem delu med clevelandsklmi Slovenci.
Za društvo Naprej št. 5, JoHcph Skuk.
Delavci naj ae ne zanašajo na NRA, pravi Kriycki
St. Louis, Mo.—Na shodu tukajšnjih avtnih delavcev, ki so bili dva tedna na stavki ter ae vrnili na delo, ko je Chevrolet družba pristala, da bo upoalila odalovljene delavce, je Leo Kr-zycki, znan unijakl voditelj in predaednik ekaekutive aocialisti-čne stranke, rekel, naj se delavci ne zanašajo na NRA, temveč le na avojo organizirano ailo. "Napravili ste dober začetek, pripraviti se morate pa na dolg boj z zgraditvijo močne organizacije".
Mladin*ka organizacije proti fašizmu
Chicago. — Pet mladinakih organizacij, delavakih in štu-dentovskih, je ustanovilo pod vodstvom Mladinske socialistične lige akupni mladinakl odbor proti fašizmu. Ta odbor se bo koncentriral izključno na propagando proti fašizmu. Članarina «a posameznika bo znššala 16 centov na šest mesecev.
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Veliko nacijako mrežo je raz-predla po vseh državah, v katere pošilja agitatorje in o-grom ne vsote denarja
Ob 30 letnici SNPJ
NEKAJ NAVODIL IN POJASNIL GLBDK KAMPANJE
Stockholm. — Glasilo švedske delavske vlade "Socialni demokrat" je zadnje Čase priobčilo serijo dobro dokumentiranih člankov, v katerih razkriva mrežo velike nacljske propagande hitlerske Nemčije. Članki so povzročili večjo senzacijo tudi po drugih evropskih državah.
Iz priobčenega materiala je razvidno, da je Hitlerjev propagandni minister Goebbels raz-predel fašistično mrežo po vseh važnejših državah. Za svojo propagando je nacijska Nemčija potrošila v Avstriji 15 milijonov mark (dve marki in pol sta en dolar), pet milijonov v Cehoslovakiji, poldrug milijon na Holandskem, 760,000 mark v Švici.
Pol milijona mark je Goebbels poslal svojim zaupnikom na Švedskem, 700,000 mark v Belgijo, pol milijona v baltiške dr-¿ave, pol milijona v Rumunijo, 200,000 na Dansko in Finsko, dva milijona v Južno in Centralno Ameriko in štiri milijone mark v Združene države in Kanado.
Kar so Hitlerjevi emisarji dobili direktno od nemških nacijev ali pa nabrali med privrženci, je ta vsota, kl mora biti velika posebno v Ameriki, Ae posebej. AVtor teh senzacionalnih Člankov ne navaja vsote, katero je Hitler potrošil v Angliji in Franciji, omenja pa, da je vsekakor velika.
Za svojo propagando v tujini se nemška vlada poslužuje tudi paroplovnih družb, kl ao Izredno zvišale število mornarjev, čeprav je biznis veliko slabši. Torišča propagande to tudi nemški konzulati, kjer dobe pro-tekcijo in skrivališče številni Hitlerjevi agenti.
Fašistična Igra je perfektna. Kazni mednarodni kapitalisti so Hitlerju prispevali težke milijone, da se je povzpel v sedlo. Zdaj pa Hitler skrbi, da ae njegov nordizem in predvaem nacizem razširi tudi po drugih kapitalističnih državah ter jih obvaruje pred — marksisti in Židi.
Po zaključku gl. odbora, abranega na letni seji v februarju, N prične jubilejna kampanja za nove člane obeh oddelkov in traJa do 81. decembra. To pomeni, da novi člani, kateri so v gl. uradu priznani kot aprejeti v jednoto 1. marca, so *e deležni \igodno»ti te kampanje, kakor tudi agitatorji do nagrad, ki so razpisane kot sledi:
MLADINSKI ODDELEK Za posameznega člana do 4 se plača 25c	'
Kdor pridobi 6 članov, se mu plača........................$ 2.50
Kdor pridobi 10 članov, se mu plača........................ 5.00
Kdor pridobi 15 članov, ae mu plača........................ 10.00
Kdor pridobi 20 Članov, ae mu plača........................ 15.00
Kdor pridobi 25 članov, se mu plača........................ 20.00
Razumljivo naj bo to, da nagrada je raspisana kot tu navedeno in ae tudi plača samo za tu določene nagrade. (To omenjamo zato, da se izognemo nepotrebni korespondenci s vprašanji: "Koliko sem upravičen, ker sem dobil, recimo 8 ali 12 članov?")
Člani mladinskega oddelka, ki pristopijo v času kampanje, so pa prosti dveh mesečnih aseamentov in jednota plača zdravniško preiskavo do vsote 50c.
ODDELEK ODRASLIH
Za vaakega novopridobljenega člana med 16. in 35. lotom plača jednota agitatorju, ki ga pridobi, $1.00 nagrado. Agitatorji ali društva, ki se bodo udeležili kampanje—kar morajo naznaniti v gl. urad—in ki pridobijo 25 ali več članov za časa kampanje, so poleg že omenjene nagrade upravičeni še do posobne nagrad« $10.00.
Za vse novopristople v času te kampanje in navedene starosti jednota plača zdravniško preiskavo do vsote $2.00 in oproAčanl so do $1.00 pristopnine v stavbinski sklad, kar pomeni, da plač» vsak kandidat $1.00 pristopnine in pristopnino za bolniško sav»-rovalnino kot jo določajo pravila.	v —
Pasivni Člani, katerim doba dveletne pasivnosti Še ni potekla in postanejo aktivni pred 30. junijem tega leta, ae kreditira l**t mesecev njihovega asesmenta v smrtninski sklad pred 1. julijem 1988. To se tolmači takole: Za čas pasivnosti med 1. januarjem in 80. junijem 1983 nI treba plačati asesmenta v smrtninski sklad; za Čas pasivnosti do 1. januarja in čas pasivnosti po 1. juliju 19Í3 pa mora vsak plačati. Kdor je pa bil pasiven pred 1. julijem nftd šest mesecev, lahko zviša starost, namesto da bi plačal asesm»t|i v smrtninski sklad ta čas pasivnosti pred 1. julijem; za čas pasivnosti po 1. juliju 1963 pa mora plačati vaak In sicer po ivliahl starosti. Torej zaključek, kl Je bil v veljavi od 1. julija do 81. decembra 1983, je podaljšan do 30. junija 1934.
Dalje je bilo tudi zaključeno, da vsi oni člani, ki so icdiJ zavarovani za $600 smrtnlne In želijo prestopiti v razred "B" Ali "C", lahko to atorijo in se smejo zavarovati za prejšnjo *av»r<H valnino, toda ta izjema je bila napravljena samo za one, kl so tA-varovani aa $600. Drugih razredov se ne upošteva, to je{ d» M morajo zavarovati v razrede kot pravila predplaujejo.
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NA DELO BRATJE IN HE8TRE SNPJ!
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Zanimive beležke Ix raznih krajev
Proslava 30-Ietnice SNPJ v (iirardu Parkwood-Glrard. O. — Društva SNPJ Mirom Združenih držav proslavljajo tridesetletnico svoje organizacije z velikim uspehom. Človeku, ki čita do-pise v Prosveti o teh proslavah, arce igra od veselja, k»?r vidi toliko zanimanja za SNPJ.
Nedavno se je vršila »lična proslava v Slovenskem domu Girardu, katero je priredilo angleško poslujoče društvo "Golden Eagles" št. 643. Uspeh te pro-hlave je bil sijajen in o tem smo čitali tudi porinila v Prosveti.
Prihodnja proslava 30-letnice 8NPJ v Girardu bo pa še bolj impozantna, ker jo bodo priredila tri društva—št. V.), 643 in 675. Vršila se bo v Slovenskem domu v Girardu dne 9. junija. Vabim članstvo in občinstvo sploh od blizu In daleč, da se te proslave udeleži v velikem številu. Obljubljeno nam je bilo, da bo na tej proslavi govoril br. F. A. Vider, tajnik SNPJ. To bo pomemben dan za tukajšnjo okolico, zato pridite vsi na proslavo. Podrobnosti programa bodo pravočasno objavljene.
Mike Staudohar, 675.
cones in bratom svetujem, da ga obiščejo ob priliki.
Se enkrat lepa hvala vsem skupaj. Ce sem koga izpustila, naj mi oprosti, ker gre vsem skupna zahvala.
Sedaj, bratje, pa na skupno delo, da dostojno proslavimo tridesetletnico SNPJ dne 2. septembra, na I^ibor day. Naj bo| ta dan največji praznik skupnih društev SNPJ v St. I^ouisu, kar jih pomni zgodovina. Vsi na delo!—Za odbor:
Theresa Speck.
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International Savings & Loan in ljudje Jim seveda nasedajo, nekateri iz nevednosti, drugi iz potrebe, ker rabijo gotovino.
Toliko v pojasnilo vsem, ki se za te stvari zanimajo.
Frank Somrak, 5
Prvomajska proslava društva št. 192
Milwaukee, Wis. — Društvo
Venera št. 192 SNPJ je na dostojen način proslavilo delavski praznik Prvi maj, za kar zaslu-
Iz Kanaaaa
Arma. Kana. — Praznovanje
30-Ietnice SNPJ in društva št. 9 na 28. aprila v Yalu. Dan je bil lep, pa smo praznovali kar zunaj "pod hruško". Navzočih je bilo lepo število "oldtajmar-jev", kar ni navada pri naiih priredbah.
Program je vodil "ta dolgi" Jože Bratkovič. Fr. Setina, eden izmed ustanoviteljev društva št. 9, nam je povedal par dobrih in bodrilnih besed o ustanavljanju takih "brezbožnih" društev, in nam zažugal s palico, da moramo nadaljevati po tej poti naprej. Ves večer se je postavljal z rudečim nageljnom, kar so dobili v dar ustanovitelji omenjenega društva.
Stefančič je govoril v imenu kansaške federacije ter ob kratkem omenil zgodovino skupne zveze naših društev. Wm. Strah, preds. federacije, je govoril v angleščini, tolmačil pomen bratskih podpornih organizacij in a-peliral na mladino za vstop in a-gi tac i jo SNPJ. Omenil je, da se brigamo tudi za razne druge probleme jednote, da smo poslali v Washington poziv kansaAkima senatorjema in članom nižje zbornice, naj delujejo proti na
našega društva in posebno na tiste člane, ki nikdar ne pridejo na društvene seje in prireditve,
da pridejo na to veselico. Upam, da se vsi udeležite te prireditve in pokažete, da napredni Slovenci še žive, ko gre za korist društva in jednote.
Ne pozabite v soboto večer, 19. maja, vsi v Slovenski dom v Govvandi, N. Y.!
John Koamerl, predsednik.
žijo hvalo članice, ki so dale darila in s tem pripomogle k uspehu. Pohvaliti je treba tudi naše meravani postavi, ki bi dala pra-prijatelje iz Milvvaukeeja in
West Allisa ter mlade člane društva Hadgers, ki so se prav po domače veselili z nami. Cas je hitro potekal, toda nobenemu se ni mudilo domov, čeprav so morali iti naslednji dan zgodaj na delo.
Na tej proslavi so mi večkrat prišli na misel naši sodrugi na Dunaju, ki so prejšnja leta lahko praznovali svoj praznik, letos pa so jim to preprečili klerofa-šisti. Ti so umorili na stotine sodrugov, druge pa vrgli v ječo. To je zahvala za vsa dobra dela, ki so jih naredili za delavstvo na Dunaju. Prevzeli so vlado Dunaja v najtežjih časih, ko je vladala velika revščina. Klero-fgšisti so uničili v par dneh vse, kar so sodrugi zgradili in pridobili v dolgih letih. Te požrtvovalne sodruge ne bomo nikdar
Poročilo in zahvala
Ht. I/Ouls, Mo.—Proslava 25-letnice društva Planinski raj št. 107 SNPJ je bila v moralnem oziru velik uspe-h in najbrž tudi v gmotnem, kar se bo pokazalo, ko bo vse preračunano.
Veselica je imela vseslovanskl značaj, ker so se je uradno udeležili Srbi, Hrvatje, Poljaki, hi In drugi Slovani. Zgodovino SNPJ smo predstavljali v petih slikAh, ki so naredile lep vtlsek na navzoče. V igri "Zamorec" so nastopili Fr. Kozjak, Ciril Medved, Peter Dolenz, Peter Hrvatin in Joe Kavnich. Mila je igrana zelo dobro, ako se upošteva, da ho imeli igralci malo časa za vežbanje. Občinstvo se je zadržalo mirno, želeti pa je, da bi bili otroci mirnejši pri takih priredbah.
Imeli smo tudi kontest popularnosti, v katerem je bila Mary Staker prva, Margaretta Kavnich druga in Matilda Skubic tretja. Tem gre vsa čast. Po-setniki so prišli tudi iz Nokomi-sa, Hellevilla. Moscoutha in iz drugih krajev Illinoisa. Pralni stroj je dobila Anna Krka i/. Hellevllla. Na tem mestu izrekam zahvalo vsem, ki SO se udeležili proslave in s tem pripomogli k uspehu.
Poljake sta na proslavi zasto-' pula mr Piliplak in mr. Kacper-Mki, Cehe mr*. Prokeš, Srbe pa Maksin Jakovac. Hrvati so zastopali razne organizacije, isto-1 r0Vem naj, da je omenjeni za-tako Slovenci, vsi pa so naglašali vod še vedno odprt. Po ustavitvi izplačil nekako pred enim
vico mestom in občinam, da napovedo bankrot, ker bi s tem bile zelo prizadete tudi jednotine investicije. Br. Strah je učitelj na Cockerill srednji šoli. A. Su-lar je govoril o pomenu Prvega maja, o "new dealu" ter odpomo-či delavstvu iz sedanje krize in brezposelnosti.
Nato je "dolgi Jože" predstavil "še daljšega" glavnega tajnika SNPJ br. Vidra. V nad uro trajajočem govoru nam je br. Vider povedal marsikaj. Govori) je o razliki podpornih organizacij in navadnih zavarovalnih družbah. O današnjem delavskem položaju in kako ga izboljšati. O podporah, ki jih deli SNPJ, kakor tudi o izobraževal J nem delu, ki ga ves čas vrši naša jednotit, tor nas vzpodbujal Ik nadaljnjemu delu. Apeliral na mladino, naj se ne sramuje svo-
pozabili, ker so pogumno branili íí?	so ravno prise-
svojo lastnino. Zavedni delavci se bodo vedno spominjali žrtev. Klerofašinti so ubijali ne samo sodruge, temveč tudi njihove že-ne in otroke. Ta zločin ne bo nikdar pozabljen in zgodovina bo ohranila v častnem spominu dela pogumjjjji^borcev.
F. G., tajnica.

Pojaanilo Cleveland, O.—Ker me je več članov SNPJ vprašalo za pojasnila, kako stoji International Savings & Loan, E. 6:1 st. in St. Clair ave., jim želim ustreči s tem dopisom v Prosveti. Ra>-
! I jenei pripomogli do sedanjega bogastva te dežele 'n razvitja industrije. Br. Vider je naredil na navzoče dober vtis, kar je pričalo mimo zadržanje udeležencev ves čas njegovega govora.
Za zabavo med govori sta skrbela z grtdbo fanta Gruden in Powel, s pevskimi točkami pa dekleta Strah, Pistotnik in Noli-mal. Prvi dve sta zapeli več pesmi v angleščini, Ančka pa nas je zabavala s slovenskimi pe-smami in dokazala, da še ni pozabila pesmi o naših "starokraj-*kih pijancih".
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Iznenadil nas je kvartet društva št. 19 iz Minerala, ki se je
potreb«» skupnega dela in zbliža-nja Poudarjali so potrelm skupne dvorane in obsojali cepljenje.
Sodelovali ho Poljsko četer-«tvo, hrvatski |*»vski zbor Slavni j. "Špirit of St. laniis" št. Mi», ki je zapel par pesmi, srb-aki tarnburuAki /Imu Slolaala, ki Je igral brezplačno. Vsem tem izrekam iskreno zahvalo, posebno pa Johnu Spillerju, F. Mah-nichu m Jug(Mlo\ansk«*mu Sokolu, ki nam je šel v vseh ozirlh na roke, kakor tu«li vsem »h,-
logov za to je več. Vsakemu ! spremenil v kvintet. Bratje Bre-posebej je namreč težko odgo- zovar, Oberžan, Marolt in John varjati, ker sem bil poškodovan j in Ant. (Vrne so nam dobro zaLi). januarja t. I. in sem še ved-< Mi, da so morali na zahtevo po-no v zdravniški oskrbi, iz teh , noviti.
v.stic pa bodo lahko dobili po-' Tako je bil zaključen pro-t rebrn» pojasnilo tudi tisti, ki se gram z željo, da dočakamo in za stvar zanimajo.	* praznujemo še 50 letnico SNPJ.
"Prosta zabava" je pa potem trajala do zgodnjih .utranjih ur. Drugi dan. v nedeljo, 29. "aprila, «e je vršil nhod v Frontenacu, kjer smo re'etali razne jednotine probh me in br. Vider nam je
Norman Hiomas bo govoril na za pad ni strani Chicaga
Chicago. — Prihodnji četrtek, dne 24. maja, bomo na zapadni strani imeli prvič priliko slikati Normana Thomasa, vodilnega a-meriAkega socialista. Govoril bo na shodu, katerega prirejajo klubi v lawndalskem okrožju. Shod se bo vršil v češki dvorani Sokol Havliček-Tyrš, 2619 S. Lawn-dale ave., pričetek ob 7:30 zvečer.
Norman Thomas je znan delavski boritelj. V Chicagu je nastopil že neštetokrat, nobenkrat pa še v lawndalskem okrožju, kjer živi mnogo naših ljudi v veliki češki koloniji.
Zaeno s Thomasom bo govoril tudi dunajski socialist Max Winter. On je zapustil Dunaj par dni pred izbruhom februarske revolucije. Govoril bo o položaju
SREDA, 16.
v Avstriji in predvsem o položaju avstrijskega delavstva. Kratek govor bo imel tudi Arthur McDowell, socialistični kandidat za kongres "at large". Shodu bo predsedoval Frank Zaitz. Slikali bomo tudi češke tamburaše in petje. Vstopnina je 25 centov— za Thomasov shod v "down town u" je navadno treba plačati 50c. Eventuelni preostatek bo šel v kampanjski shod stranke in za pomoč avstrijskemu delavstvu. Rezervirajte si prihodnji četrtek večer fca ta shod!
Odbor.
Vabilo na piknik Akron, O.—Naznanjam članom in članicam društva Pomočnik št. 635 SNPJ, da naše društvo priredi piknik dne 20. ma- , ja na dobro znani Levkovi far-| ekspedicije živelo na
vsak član in članica plačati
če se piknika udeleži ah ne.| v bolnifiniri v ai.^l: j< Kdor plača do vštetega 20. maja, dobi za 50c tiketov zastonj.I Uljudno vabimo vse članstvo
Prof. Otto Schmidt, vodja, jetske polarne ekspedicii. ladji Celjustkin, ki je obt£
Poročilo kansaške federad
■ Yale, Kans.—V dolžnost in ostale rojake, da se udeležijo štejem, da poročam v javni našega piknika, tako vabimo tudi glede proslave tridesetj rojake iz vseh bližnjih naselbin, društva št. 9 in SNPJ, ki j0
Igral bo Tomšičev orkester in za | vsestransko postrežbo bo skrbel pripravljalni odbor. Na svidenje. 20. maja,!
Leo Bregar, tajnik.
Federacije S. N. P. J.
Program proslave 30-Ietnice SNPJ v W. Newtonu West Newton, Pa,—Federacija društev SNPJ v westmore-
ki pridejo za njimi. Dalje bo| nastopil novoustanovljeni pevski zbor Savica iz W. Newtona in slišal sem, da so se odzvali

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Ani. Sular (434).
II. da je biln prireditev uspeh. I Tudi naše člunice so bile iinjHi-zuntne v narodnih nošah. Naši mladi člani so bili pridni pri pro. dajanju vstopnic. V tekmi je rmaaiil l^uiis Speck, ki je pr»» dal flo vstopnic.
Pravijo, da ni sreče bre* nesreče tn tako urno imel» nenrečo tudi pri nas. Avtomobil je imm reč povozil br. Rudolfa Stekar-js Zlirmil mu je obe nogi in ga tudi drugnče močno |x»4k<Ml<»\ «|. voznik avta p« Je potiegnil <>n se M-daj nahaja v bolnišnici Di-
ustanovam v korist.
I>a bodo vlagatelji vseh teh zavodov dobili v več ali ntogo- e v vseh slučajih dolar za dolar, ne vem - Kakor v vseh slina jih. kjer- je tako so tudi v tem razni dobičkarji in špeku-Isntje na lovu. Tukaj Jih je precej, ki |«»šiljajo ljudi, da na govsrjajo vlagatelje, na i prodajo svoje vloge sedaj, češ, posne je 1m» pre|M*no. po mojem m?v nju bo to res. t«Mla za šjiekulan-le, Sislaj |Minujajo 50 do 60 centov na dolar. To ae tiče vlog
Obletnica društva št. 710
Ituffalo, N. Y. — Angleško |h>-slu joče druUvo Ruffalo Big Four ^ 7IU SNPJ lio praznovalo četrt«» oMetn cn svoje ustanovitve » plesno veselico v soboto večer. l,ne 19. maja v Slovenskem domu v (iouandi. N. V.
''budno vabim i sosedna društva in sploh vs,- »si blizu in dg-da se nam pridružite omen-j< nega vsčera 1'pam, da se bo-Prav dobro za! avali in nam {•omagali do Večjega uspeha, za-kar «e vam Zahvaljujemo prej. Poset »H»m«» o nili.
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tridesetletnico SNPJ dne 30. maja v West Newtonu z bogatim programom, ki vsebuje naslednje točke:
• 1. Predsednik Joseph Zorko otvori slavnost točno ob 2. popoldne s primernim pozdravom.
2.	"Pozdrav," poje pevsko društvo Savica pod vodstvom pevovodje Ivana Svetka.
3.	"Ob tridesetletnici," deklami ra Rozi Zorko.
4.	Govor v angleščini, Anton Zornik, predsednik federacije.
5.	"Ljubezen in pomlad," poje pevsko društvo Savica.
6.	Stani Pene deklamira o tridesetletnici jednote.
7.	"Živela zdrava kri," simbolična slika. Igra dramatični klub Nagelj iz Exporta pod vodstvom režiserja Bena Williga.
8.	Život 30 let SNPJ, šest deklet v družbi.
9.	Mary Lue Povirk pozdravi predsednika SNPJ V. Cainkarja in mu podari šopek cvetlic.
10.	Predsednik SNPJ, Vincent Cainkar, govori v slovenščini o delu in razvoju jednote od njene ustanovitve do danes.
11.	"Triglav moj dom" in "Hej Slovani," poje pevsko društvo Savica pod vodstvom Ivana Svetka.
12.	"Grobovi bodo izpregovo-rili," drama iz proletarskega življenja v dveh dejanjih. Igra dramatični klub Nagelj iz Exporta pod vodstvom režiserja Bena Williga.
Plesne komade zvečer bodo igrali člani Zornikovega orkestra iz Herminic, Pa. Vstopnina za vso priredbo 50 centov, samo za ples zvečer—moški 35 centov, ženske 25c.
Uljudno vabimo vse člane SNPJ kakor tudi člane drugih organizacij od blizu in daleč, da se proslave udeleže v velikem številu. Vsi ste dobrodošli. Na svidenje dne 30. maja!
Joueph Zorko, preds. priprav, odbora.
pevskega zbora "Liederkranz" iz iste naselbine. Razume se, dal bomo slišali tudi nekaj dekla-1 macij.
Poleg V. Cainkarja bo v krat-1 kem govoru pozdravil goste v angleškem jeziku pisec tega dopisa, ki je predsednik federacije! in ki je imel pogum, da se je boril za SNPJ od njene ustanovitve. Njega veseli, da je SNPJ I postala to, kar je in da se še vedno drži načel, na katerih je| bila ustanovljena.
Odbor je na delu, igralci sel pridno vežbajo, kakor tudi pevci in dekleta, ki bodo nastopila v narodnih nošah. Br. Jos. Zorko, predsednik pripravljalnega odbora, bo gledal, da bo vse vi redu in da se bo proslava izvrst-| no završila. Odvisno je sedaj od članov in drugih, da se odzo-| vete povabilu in pridete na slav-| je v velikem številu.
Mnogi so slišali besede pisate-| lja Louisa Adamiča na shodu v Strabanu, ki je dejal, da mora-1
priredila kansaska federaci Menda je že narava hotela proslavimo to obletnico na lepši način, kajti imeli smo k no vreme, kar smo vsi Oder za naše govornike, K0| in pevce, kateri so svojo nak izvrstno izvršili, smo imeli ko na prostem.
Zahvaljujemo se članom štva št. 19 iz Minerala za petje in gl. tajniku F. A. V ki je prišel na našo slav Dal nam je priliko, da smo njim seznanili, obenem pa je marsikaj pojasnil o naši ni organizaciji. 1 al, da mu ni dopuščal, da bi ostal dalj pri nas. V imenu društva in kansaške federacije se mu po zahvaljujem za njegov ti Pozabiti ne smemo ustanov Ijev društva st. 9, ker za-luž pohvalo. Ako ne bi bilo n bi tudi ne mogli praznovati desetletnice. Želimo, da bi njimi skupno obhajali tudi letnico.
Udeležba s strani članstv bila povoljna kljub slabim lavskim razmeram. Take Ifcžbe nismo pričakovali, je bil podan, da so prišli na slavo ^vsi, ki »e zanimajo za PJ in da bodo še prišli na .il prireditve neglede na to. če žep poln ali prazen. Lepa hv članom in Članicam kakor nečlanom za udeležbo.
John Pečar, tajni
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Seja 22. maja Gross, Kans. — Po sklepu i
nje seje kansaške federa
mo biti bolj glasni, ako hočemo, da nas bodo v Washingtonu bo- SNPJ se vrši prihodnja r^ai Ije poznali. Vsi smo pripomogli Ja četrto nedeljo t. m. (?7. n z ročnim in umskim delom k razvoju Amerike in vsled tega smo upravičeni do večjega kosa kruha. Potrebujemo poguma in znanja in povedati moramo naše zahteve, da nas bodo slišali in razumeli tudi v Washingtonu. Spoznati moramo, da bi morali
ja) ob dveh popoldne v Froi nacu, Kans. Poleg drugih \ nih stvari, ki pridejo na dne! red, bo tudi poročilo odbor», je aranžiral 30-letnico in maji slavnost. Zato se opozarjajo i Št ven i zastopniki, da se irotu udeleže te važne seje. Vabi biti kot ameriški državljani de-|tudi 0ftta,° članstvo, da ae u ležni istih pravic kot tisti, ki so ,eži zborovanja.
Slavje 30-Ietnice SNPJ v W. Newtonu Herminie. Pa. —- Wcstmore-landska federacija SNPJ je na
svoji seji 22. aprila sprejela sklep, da proslavi tridesetletnici» SNPJ v West Newtonu, Pa., dne 30. maja z obširnim progra-
mom. Ta proslava V> zanimiva za člane in rojake v tej okolici, nekaj. kj.r še niso videli. Dramski klub Nagelj iz f:x|>orta. čigar člani so ponosni na S.NPJ.I u*tavo.
bili rojeni v tej deželi. Proč s ponižnostjo in klečeplazenjem! Pridne roke, ki so nakupičile bogastvo, so tudi upravičene do stvari, ki jih producirajo. Obr nite hrbet ljudem, ki vas hočejo voditi po temnih potih in vam šepetajo, da boste izgubili delo, ako ne boste ponižni. Povejte jim, da nimate izgubiti ničesar razen verig, ki vam vežejo roke, da se n« morete svobodno gibati. Spomnite se, da so očetje te dežele povedali v ustavi, da mora vlada strogo paziti na to, da imajo državljani delo in ugodno življenje, in ako to dolžnost zanemari, imajo državljani pravico postaviti drugo vlado, ki bo izpolnjevala ustavo in vršila svoje dolžnosti napram ljudstvu.
Očetje te republike so že ta krat slutili, da pride lahko na krmilo vlada s pomočjo denarja, ki bi skušala zasužnjiti ljud stvo, zato so zapisali gornje besede v ustavo. Možje in žene, ne trpite, da bi izkoriščevalci in nazadnjaki teptali ameriško
John ftular. zapisniki
Nov odbor minnew>Uk* federacije Chisholm, Minn.-Sledtfi bili izvoljeni v odbor minne« ske federacije SNPJ in mejo svoja mesta dne 1. juwl John Kobi. predsednik, 62nd ave., W. Duluth sar, tajnik, 407 Garfield st.,i let h ; Joseph Vodovnik, Mi nik, 104 W. Chestnut nt., holm.	Frank KI«
Dva ugrabljenca rešena (»dkupninr
Los Angeles, Calif.-* nar W. F. Gettle, ki je W njo sredo ugrabljen in w rega so ugrabitelji $75,000 odkupnine. J''bl114 ja rešen, ko je policija »i*« kje se nahaja in y na'»11' hišo v La Cre < f r" ugrabitelji dr/ali. N'«t * Vih oseb je bilo aretirar.il.
Pridružite se nam v bo-
vna-priliki vr-
Im» uprizoril igri "Grobovi IhhIo J" proti prihajajočemu fašizmu, i spregovorili" in "Živela zdrava Naprej za svobodo, demokracijo kri" pod vodstvom br. Williga !in SNPJ!
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'l»a ta» izvrstnn, obilo /abantare in mla<ie. Vstopnina nizka, lî5c m ženske. 36o | Apeliram na članstvo
Kot govornik bo Vlneent Cainkar. SNPJ, videli pa »»omo tudi dekleta v narodnih no*ah, ki bodo predstavljale predsednike jedno-te tal ustanovitve do danes, na koncu ( a luč, ki bo «vetila onim,I
¡Wcstmorelandska federacija! predsednik!društev SNPJ vabi vse «mí blizu in daleč, da se udeležite proslave| 10. maja v Collinsburgu pri W Newtonu ob reki Youghigheny.
Anton Zomik. predsednik federacije. .
gi so pa pot« so našli in r< co June Robi* Ijena 25. spri v votlini 10 milj * ma v Tucsonu. Ar,r na je bila zs n"^__
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AdminiHtrative Expenses for April, 1934
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i jcl. zdravniku (za A mesece)............................................................226.00
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t rednih nameščencev ..........................................................................040.00
t ¡»Čednih pomoči ...........................................212.60
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ii	itruiki obiskov oddaljenega bolnika..............................................2.10
nuki izvedenci- ureditev poročil za države...7.......7,......•	26.0<l
lojbma za izmenjavo čekov..................................................................6.60
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kije za zavarovanje upo.slencev ...................................24.76
mnina varnostnih shramb .........".*......................'.	121.00
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«61 JtiMph Horvat 911.
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Čeprav tlanaánje, jm> športu bolj utrjeno Človeštvo ni več tako i>odvrieno neugodnim vremenskim vplivom kakor nekdanji zapefkarski ljudje, se tem vplivom vendarle Ae daleč nismo popolnoma odtegnili.
Vreme učinkuje s svojimi po-edinimi sestavnicami, kakor vetrom, vlago, avetlobnost.iai lUL, ali pa kot celota s svojo spremenljivostjo. Človek sam #pei razlit 110 reagira nanj, te reakcije so odvisne ml individua, kraja in čusu, dedne ali pridobljene konstltucije. Preutrujenost ali izraba tkivu lahko n. pr. zelo znmnjAatA odpornost in jK>večn-ta nagnjenost za določeno boli zen pri določenem vremenskem stanju.
Prehladne bolezni, ki so v prv vrsti, spadajo meti vremenske bolezni, nastanejo takole: Mraz povzroči kak<i lokalno ftktnlo, na katero reagirajo Živci in stunice najdrobnejšega fcilja, tako da se tkivo biokemično spremeni. Sluznic«' se napolnijo s krvjo, izlflča-jo sekrete itd., kar daje ugodna redilna tla bakterijam^ ki v normalnih prilikah niso i kodi j Ive,' a pričnejo sedaj izločati strupe In prinaAajo bolezen. Spremenjena kožna preosnova in določeni refleksi zanaAajo bolezensko stanje v telesno notranjost.
Poleg takAnih direktnih bolezenskih vremenskih vplivov pa poznamo tudi indirektne, ki zadevajo tudi ljudi doma ali v |x>-stelji. Ob čaau vremenskih (Preobratov nastajajo električne napetosti, ki vplivajo razločno tudi na človeka. Človek je lahko občutljiv samo za lokalne vremenske ¿kode, sčasoma pa |s>stane zaradi večkrat razdraženega živčnega sistema preobčutljiv za sploAne vremenske spremembe. Ta preobčutljivost se kale predvsem v mUičevju, v sklepih in početkih kit.
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Druitvo At. 107, 110, 1HM, 240, 402, M.l, 012. <M2. «89.
Pravilu določajo, da muru 1*1 ti unt'«-m»»nt najkawnt'j»* xu<iiij»*jra v m««»'fu v gl. uradu. Tajniki, upoštevajte Ui!
FRKD A. VIDKR, al. tajnik.
PRADOMOVINA EVROPCEV
Kaj pripovedujejo lolianje iz turkmenske stepe
V septembru predlanskega leta se je mudila v turkmenski stepi Švedska eksp<Hiicija pod vodstvom stockholmskega kon-servatorja prof. Arneja. Ta objavlja sedaj izsledke ekspedicije, ki potrjujejo davno domnevo, da je v tej deželi pradomovina in-doevropskega plemena.
Izkopavanja so se vrAila predvsem na nekem griču severno od mesta Ast< rabada. Grič se imenuje danes Sah-tepe, "groljiAče kraljev" in sestoji skoraj popolnoma iz razvalin prastarega mesta. Najnižje plasti segajo v ii. tisočletje pred naAim Atetjem In jih karakt4»rizlrajo okostja človeškega plemena z dolihokefal-»limi lobanjami, dočlm Ima da-naAnje prebivalstvo turkmenske stejie izrazito mongoloidne, Airo-ke, brahlkefalne lobanji».
Plasti je asupaj devet In naj-viAja leži 1 m |*kJ isivrAino zemlje in ima mnogo muslimanskih grobov. Najdalj nje plasti Izvirajo iz konca bakrene In začetka bronaste dol*-. Iz najdb se da sklepati, da je tedanje ljudstvo pri svojih verskih ceremonijah praktiriralo v veliki mi-rl čl»»ve-Ake žrtve. V spodnjih plasteh so našli poleg Atevilnih keramičnih predmetov tudi bisere in kArne-ole, ki kažejo late znake kakor dragocenosti te vrste, ki so Jih ž*» prej «slkrili ns ozemlju ata-rokaltk^akega mesta t'ra.
IGNACA ZDRAVILA
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Our Society 's 30th
Anniversary Year
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FOR MEMBERS OF SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY AND AMERICAN SLOVENES
Campaign Record for April *
In April, the second month of the official jubilee Membership campaign commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the 8NPJ, the cam. paign resulted in securing 371 newly-acquired members, of whom 1S5 are new adult member»* and IHti new juvenile members. Numerically, the net campaign reault in both departments for Anril is the same.
During the month of March the net rewult of the campaign was a little higher, exceeding the April record by 40 new member». In March the campaign brought in 411 new members.
The campaign record for the firat two months of the jubilee campaign, ending April 30, resulted in securing a total number of 782 newly-acquired adult and juvenile members. Of theae 397 are new adult members and 3H5 new juvenile member*.	,
To Loidge 201, of Delagua, Colo., I^odge 490, of So. Chicago, 111., and l.odge 138, of Canona-burg, I'a., go the higheat honors for procuring the greatest number of new members in the month of April. None of theae three lodges, however, which uttalned the highest record for April, belongs to the Engliah Speaking group which rightfully should fall into the category of being the most active lodges in the membership campaign.
Will our younger group ahow more action in the current month, the month of May? It all depends on you young members individually and collectively! It ia up to each and every individual member and each and every local lodge! The campaign honora are yours for the asking! Hut you must act now! The golden opportunity to increase your lodge membership la presented to you now! Build your lodge now and build it with new members!
This is the time of the year when all nature takes on new life and awakena from long, drawn-out winter months. All the earth welcomes Spring, and It Ih with faith and hope that we believe our young men and young women will take on new life and activity and new interest in their organization in its anniversary year. Am never before the cooperation and loyalty of the younger generation are needed. It la the duty of each one to do their part in helping to procure new members for their lodge; it Is the duty of euch one to do their utmoat In helping the efforts of the Supreme Officers and Officers of subordinate lodge* in doing the work which must be accomplished by all loyal members. liy your help you will make the task of the now active members easier, more pleasant and the result of the membership campaign greater. With most of the campaign work before us, we, the younger group, must show that we have not lost interest in our organisation; we must not shirk at our new responsibilities, but we must swell our ranks now as we have never before.
The united effort during the. first two months of the official campaign has brought a remarkable record—7K2 new members! The campaign results have been noteworthy. Hut we must strive for greater accomplishments. We munt carry on. always on! The march of our progress must not cease, it must not let up fur a single moment!
Which of the English Speaking lodges will share the greatest .campaign honors in May? Will it be yours? It is up to you!
SNPJ 30th Anniversary Celebrations
O FLASHES *
Chicago.—Every Pioneer to the May meeting Friday, the 18th! We have a whole lot of important business to tranaact, including the dlspo-niti«n of the charge« preaeated by John Marolt. It is up to you member« to attend in full number« and pan* judgment. In order to be able to ca«t your vote for or against the defendant, you must^be on time to
hear all the evidence.
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We have learned that our good old friends, C harles and Frank Sotoaek,
are back in town again, so we have aaked our Entertainment Committee to capture this duet and bring them to the meeting Friday. Most of you will recall what funsters these two lads are and what harmony they are able to produce. We want them to bring their instruments to the meeting Friday and bring back those happy days again. We'll have a gay time after the meeting Friday. Be there.
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All of the attention of the Pioneers is now directed to the annual Moonlight Picnic for Saturday, June 2. Frank Doljaek, the big leaguer, will be our guest. He will have several star player« of the Detroit team with him. Tickets are out already. Let's round up a big crowd to greet Doljack and the boys. Here's the chance you've been waiting for to get to know a youngster making good in the big show.
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It is remarkable how the youngsters of the Pioneer Slovene School like their instructors and their classes. Even at this late date they persisted in keeping up their classes and when finally they did agree to terminate the present season, they urged an early reaumption of another term again. The instructors, Katka Zupancic and Louia Heniger, should get a lot of satiafaction out of this. WHAT A SPLENDID FIELD THE SNPJ HAS IN JUVENILE SCHOOL. WHAT A LOT OF POTENTIAL POWER IS IN THAT FIELD!
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We have frequently said that our people und the SNPJ should pay more attention and devote more time to the bringing up of our youngsters.
It 1« unpardonable neglect to allow the energies of the young to go astray. We must develop a means whereby we may be able to harness this energy for the power of the SNPJ. H mean* work, of course, but the efforts, when properly aligned, would yield good fruit for ua.
That Pioneer May Social was just exactly that. Everybody had a good time and the presentations of the Pioneer School were applauded. For a change the elder folks were attracted to the May Social by the appearance of the young achool folks.
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"Should the present trend of appeal to the intellectuals and ministers of the Socialist Party prevail and continue,'' was the basis of a very interesting informal discussion at the meeting of the Social Study Club last Thursday. Don Lotrich said it wsi quite allright, which John Rak disagreed. The discussion was very informative. We are still aeeking more members and urge you young folks to Join. The political undercurrents caused by the economic collapse of the capitalist system arc grinding and whirling furiously. You young folks will be caught in the path of this new political alignment. It's coming very rapidly. You should be informed about it so that you'll know how to act when it comes. Our Social Study class is just the place where such information is received.
• ♦ •	I house, 309 Shelly at. Hoping all
Get that new member now! Oscar members will attend meetings more Godina should see to it that all of' regularly.	Anna Marinich.
the applicants nominated at the last meeting arc examined and ready for initiation at the Pioneer meeting Friday night.
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Only three boy« responded to our call for softball recruits. Several have since asked about it, so we'll place another call for a meeting for Tuesday, May 22. All candidates, both girls and boys wishing to play, must be out Tuesiday or send notification. Place, in front of SNPJ Hall at 8 p. m.
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Slovene Local No. 6, Workers' Committee on Unemployment, our Unemployed Club, will hold its annual Monlight Picnic Sat., June 9, at Kegel's, Willow Springs, 111. We hope you young folks won't forget to attend.
The Pioneer Executive Committee will meet Thursday, May 17, at the offices of the Proletarec, 363'J W. 26th St. Some urgent business is before us. Every member should be there.
LODGE NO. 740 Peoria, 111.—There is a 30th Anniversary Dance given by the Compani-onites Lodge, No. 740, on May 19 at South Sides Turner's Hall, 1506 So. Adams st. The Dance is to start at 7:80. Music is to be played by Steve and his Waltz Kings orchestra. Admission is 25 cents. Everybody is welcome as we're sure they will all have a good time. Here'B hoping all nearby members of SNPJ Lodge attend our dance.
The next three regular meetings will be held at Brother Frank Mara'«
Spirit- O- Grams
St. Louis, Mo.—Another success has come and gone. The Mav Dance, which was held at Chaperlo's Tavern in conjunction with the Leaders. There was a nice attendance and plenty of foci was had by all who attended. /Most of the Spirits attended. A few of the, Leaders were there also.
The Spirits are planning an excursion on the steamer President. Bros. L. Kraus and - J. Petrovich were named on th<*> committee. It is planned to hold I the excursion some-
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Silver Stars of Yukon
The fidlowing Federations and Lodge» of the SSI'J will observe thr Thirtieth Anniver-aary of the Slovene National 11 me fit Society
uith fitting JuhUee !*rograms
l.o<liji Klizobeth, S. J., Wlh anniversary ft thi Lmlge nml SNPJ 30th anniversary Saturday, May UK
Ludye /04, IVeaf Allis, U is., observes SNPJ 3uth anniversary Saturday, May t6.
Linlgen H7, \20 in tiJ'J, McKee sport, Pa.,
May >(l.
Lot!ye 54, (ileneoe, Ohio, Saturday. May 96.
The Kant em Ohio federation, Lodge 353, Mar wood, »»'. V«., May 30.
The Westmoreland federation at HV»I New
ton, Pa., May 30.
The IVetten Penna federation and Lodge 6
at Sygan, P*., May 30.	_
Attend these jubilee affairs whenever jtos sible and add to thiir important* by your prrsrnee. Help make them real manifestations of the true spirit of the Slovene National ftene. fit Soaty.
Yukon. Pa.—At the Silver Stars' last meeting only a mere handful of members attended, our meeting day in the afternoon of the first Sunday will again most likely be changed to more suitable time for our members. Due to the fact that our meeting hall will not l>e available on a Sunday morning, the day will have to be changed to a week day. The next meeting will be on June 3 at :30 p. m. Members are requested to ttend and suupeat new ideas concerning the future meeting day. It'll Ik- a Grand Time The day I'm npeaking of Is Memorial Day, May .'10, the day when the Westmoreland Co, Federation will celebrate the SNPJ'* Thirtieth An nlversary. Just imagine a play to Ik> presented by the' "Carnation dramatic club from Export, Pa., speech by Viment Calnkar and by other Slovene »ml English speakers. Dancing In the evening, and any thing you like to eat or drink. The scene of thin event will be in the Slovene Home in Colllnsburg, Pa just one mile from West Newton Remembers it is exactly two weeks from the day this paper went to press.
Another Grand Time will lie held In the Slovene hall in Sygan. Pa., on the name day, May 30. Western I'rnna Federations, English and Slovene, will combine to celebrate the SNPJ'a 30th birthday. On that program the guests will hear llroa. Frank Zalts, ^John Tercel. Frank Kress und others who will speak on the occasion. The singing society Soia will ting various sslse-tiens. Dancing to a good orchestra in the evening will complete the pro gram. Members living in the vidn ity of these two affairs will do well to attend them in targv numbers. Help your SNPJ.
( an t t'o^pet It Yea. that is Ju.t what our locals cant do. forget the a rand and Jolly old good time they had at the Strug-glers affair. In fact, who wants to forget It! The time will always ho In our mind* as a time when we met new people of our own kind, made acquaitaneo* with old friends from far and near, enjoyed ourselves every minute while In the Hlovene metro polls and saw more people from Pen nay In Cleveland than w« do here In Pennsylvania Jhiring the Silver Star« thr»* years in the SNPJ, no time or p'a<> has given us more pleasure than the .tear old Struggler and We thank tk era In Colt in wood.
This and That
Cigolle and others promise to visit Yukon and other parts of Pennsy in the near foturte . It is unfortunate that this writer didn't meet the Buckeyes. We can't understand why Frank Mejasch wasn't in Cleveland, and why Max Tráven didn't show up.
. Congrats to the Barons on winning the bowling pennant in Am-bridge. . . I<et's see more of your articles, Martin; they're fine. . . Why we don't hear from Siller is another mystery to me. . . Sisters Ressic Pod-besek and Fannie Zalokar will be heard speaking on thfc program in Yukon on July 4. . . Two of our members nrc on the sick list, Mrs. Matt Yaklich and Mrs. Chas. Maskovsek, the latter recuperating in the Hospital and the former at home. Speedy recovery is wished them by our mem ber«.	Herman Preaeren.
By Whoozlt
"Spirit" time early this summer. Watch for the announcement of the date in this column.
A picnic also will be held this summer at Chaperlo's picnic grounds. (We wish to give a token of thanks to the Chaperlo family for all assistance they have given us in our last two dances.) It is intended to be given soon after our boat excursion. The committee named were: Ann Kacin, John Cepek, Joe Gasparich, Ben Ducote, and Tony Petrovich. Any of the members having any ideas for this picnic can notify any of the committee.
The report on our Easter Dance was made by the committee and showed a nice profit.
The minutes of the Joint Picnic Committee in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the SNPJ were read by Bro. J. Mahnich. There will be a contest for the "SNPJ Queen of St. Louis." The Spirits selected Sis. Mary Kacin as their candidate for this title and all the Spirits should give her their fullest cooperation. There also will be a membership campaign for the three lodges in St. Louis. Every member having a new applicant for the month of September will receive a dollar for a senior member and flOc for junior member.
A new member to the Board of Trustees wan appointed—Tillie Ducote. Bro. A. Kacin was named chairman. A member of the Planin-ski Raj was present at the meeting— Bro. F. Zvanut.
Dont' forget the Singing Society practice night—Friday, May 25.
Screenings
•se earnest work
Springfield, III.—Another reminder to the Lincolnitea! Our meeting takes place Friday nite. Some important business. Be nure to attend, and you
will not regret it.
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I was reading the latest Pioneer Bulletin, when I ran across an article written by "Ko«htrun." Quoting a bit. MW* are real Pioneers! We ain't scared of nothing and we keep that good old bird 'stork' busier than it ever was In the daya of covered wagons. And say. we are campaigning for new members—get one'. . .
Jaka Skaka."
Even In their "nonsense" articles, the Pioneers cannot still their determined spirit to carry on for the SNPJ.
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LOCAL CALENDAR: Norman Thomas will speak in Auburn at 3 p. m. May 23, In Springfield high achool at a :1ft p, m.—same day. Pub» lie is invited!
Puppet show in Dom, May at 1:30 p. m. Thie 1« a special matinee for school children principally. We want our youngsters to carry on an active campaign of ticket selling for it at their sehoola and among their friends. In the evening a puppet show and daa<e. We want our pub-Ik to do their best- help us put this venture over the top! Admission, children 10c; adult*, afternoon 16c and evenieg 3V.
July I, Dnm pienfc at tiger's farm, is*
The writer has never commented
on the work of the Struggle™' Lodge. Yet on their recent anniversary^ affair, I must say, "(Jood work, Struggle™."
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Last week I reported the marriage of Bro. Joe Ushman. And now another Brother ha« taken the same route. Maybe it's contagious? If so, we Lincolnites need serum. Bro. John Mesojednik and Ruth lahmael were "hitched" last Saturday evening.
Ciood luck, John and Ruth!
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I read Jarob Novak's article, "New Books and Old." with interest. About the t ime the printers were . working on Novak's article, Gerry Allard, former editor of the Progressive Miner, then a fiery paper, was at my home, regarding our recent Mav Day demonstration. His eyes fell on our daily Prooteta, lying close hv, resting on the story entitled "Germinal" (by Emlle Zola). He repeated, "Germinal." Then a discussion of how the book "Germinal" woke uo the miners of France into a fighting. scrapping group. Also, discussed the manifesto "J'accuse" (I accuse). Incidentally, let me say, "Gerry" Allard was named after the book "Ger-mmaj " I write thi« only to interest the Slovenes, especially miners and their wives, into reading the "Ger-minal"' installments in the daily Pro «vela. To us Who have difficulty reading Slovene, get the book from the library. You won't be disap-pointed in It.
Jee G. Briaoear, Lodge W7.
WEDNESDAY, MAY*
Who WiUBeneS
It is to the ultimate interest of even, J being that the present capitalist dustry, otherwise called the nrnfu J should be aboliahed and that i* I placed by a Socialist system * *h0U,<1 *
Even the wealthy beneficiaries of tat)itl would be better off in every desirable They would no longer be able to Koil lions out of the useful citizens, but thev . live happier lives and be better men and w, in every respect.
However, most of them do not know and are not likely to discover it until aftei change is made. They are too shortsiKht understand. They are governed by what deem to be their immediate financial inter and they think their immediate financii terests lie in maintaining the capitalist tem. A few of -them may be exceptions most of them are "out" so far as espousini cause of Socialism is concerned. It has t0 elsewhere for its adherents.
*
Fortunately, if the rest of the people, those who would be both immediately an timately benefited by the change from cai iam to the new social order, would esj Socialism, it would be overwhelmingly •ported.
While no absolutely accurate figure ci quoted, it certainly is to the financial int of somewhere from 90 per cent to 9«j j>er of the people to have the change made, includes the wage workers, the farmers most of the small business and so-called in classes.
Members of these groups are unqualil fooled when they permit themselves to be pagandized into thinking that Socialis: against their interests. They will be far ter off in the new system, and they shoul vocate it with all their might.
—Milwaukee Lead
God's in his Heaven!
Important property interests in all ages refuge in law and the protection of go ment. The capitalist system reduced everything to a matter of buying and se .At one time buying law-makers was a business in this country. In some states were quoted for Assemblymen, Senator other office holders. They paid so muc a nomination and when elected they reco the investment and a profit fes well by mi ing their votes for important legislation.
In upstate New York a State Senator i ing investigated. While chairman of the ate Committee on Public Service this Se received from a utility company $21,600 i years. He ceased to be vice-president local power company and then while Se 'began to receive "compensation for loss ol ploy ment" from the big utility company! averages $3,600 a year for six years.
Let's draw the curtain. That affection big power company for a Senator whose of employment" opened its money ban» whelms us. God's in his heaven and big a looks after its loyal servants.
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During the World War we had who days, meatless days and some million» brainless days. Today we have pNt wheat and breadless days, plenty of meal meatless days, while the brainless day» extended into years.
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^Wouldn't you like to spread your.^J dozen states and have a number of vw and Republicans in each state repr«*» Become a public utility like electric po»« you can Accomplish this magic.
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The estate of George F. Baker.'**» man of Wall Street," is reported at , 000,000 because his large necurity shrunk $23,000,000 since his deitn. weep with us.
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The chicken in the pot is «till then ^ ^ who are enjoying the meal Hay» < ^ the working class to dinner.—w*
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all
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the w in'««*
"Good grief, what msk«* > bones?" exclaimed the	r*
his cousin of the wheat bin "Over-production," ^ "There ia so much wheal I I tried."
"Well, why don't you st k piped the sewer rat.
"I can't," squealed the »B me I've got to buy it with c too much of that darned stuf.
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I?ÎKSDAY,
may 16.
PROSVETA
Sideviews in Ambridge
Br Martin F. Spec
aw —The outstonding
now is tho
---t rof every Reveller r*«dy ior and letting every
il*unf the big "Reveller ■
" kn0lrv D*nce." The lively
£est shown by the mem-
* sod interest s	^ ^ ^ _ ---------------------------------M
^indth* 1 t pow-wows ellers warmly appreciate the Editor'» in their ireq	^ other' comments and will step hard to be
jinly indicstes in»v,	will|able to live up to the letter—The
Stork also deserves an orchid. haB blessed Mr. and Mrs. John tfbc-nik and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bonetto HI^^M	with baby girls. That makes two
Dance on May 5, and the receipts m ,nore members for the good old SNPJ. the lunch and bar room again proved that the elders will dig deep to help a worthy cause along. Chairman Grosdeck of the Home has been working untiringly nad the developments to date raise hopes for an early Dom affair in the near future. The Rev-
nr»inO ' . „¡„„rs«ry Dance
-n, the Ann' £ "' II that can be1 Chicago district federation has taken k ^ °«e th,tu dance on May 26,! great steps in the interest of the ^ for tni»	W—(h—n1 membershio campaign. The com-
Kenich, on the
Con-be a
much minor but similar capacity, show a truly sincere activity. If tho article by John Aynik does not convince the SNPJ members that "Slovene" is the truly representative
• 1» orchestra has been membership r^/Tr/iho" music alone1 .nents by Jeannette
one 'u everyone's effort to, attention given by members at Co |ffi„ be worth eve.y	Rudy gress is dis-heartening. We can
(W* ,In -Opposed to supervise glad that most SNPJ members, In
2»iJlte Johnny Caul work) is go-decorate the hall to everyone's *	top of that has charge
|rh*fat °n several other features
j providing several uin™ — ™ ¡¿will raise the enjoyment of he *n to a merry peak. So, with hint», and the details Louis Ko-
Iwcers
*	mow well rested) will give you Jt week we hope that each and L one of you	y°ur friends HI! want to make special effort to , nth us that night.
Thi member»4' efforts "« carrying uLodge along st a rapid rate in ittingnew member, and we believe I, many friend, will be convinced tthif affair if the SNPJ consists of Lfc live-wire members it will surely , worth their trust and confidence i join the SNPJ.
The Rev'» mushball team started
,t on the right foot last week by iking two games in the City League, nd the 1-0 game on Wednesday was tkriller. Keep up the good work for you are doing your share in
*	drive for good new members.
We hope that by now Joe Kerzun id Rudy Kuhel have convinced air wives that they- should join the (vcliers as soon as possible. We (rtainly would like to have them ith oi. Come on you Revs, step Up sir appeals.
Odds and Ends:—We all had a
wd time at the Slovene Home
"Play ball!" is the cry of the hour. A number of the Integrity girls aw playing under the name of "Blue Eagles". As you know they won the World Fair medals last year and they are going to try hard to repeat It this year. Here's wishing you all the luck. We are coming 100% to root for you.
Badgtrhml Btzz
Milwaukee, Wis.—Our May ball
turned out to be a grand success. Thanks to all Badgers who attended. Forwards, Cardinals, Integrities pf Chicago, Little Forts of Waukegan, Moderns of Sheboygan and the lone Pioneer of Chicago. Our "May Ball Queen" chosen was none other than
word to use, then merely writing our diliffent worker, Molly Pogore
about it will do no good. This ar tides drew much comment in Ambridge, and deservedly too.—Statistics for March show that the Jubilee Cam-pain will be a milestone in the history of the SNPJ. Will April and May show continued increases? One lodge has the clever idea, of having members register at meetings for an attendance record. In the drive for new members continue to keep in mind to get the best—those that will stick.—Another lodge adopted the good plan of paying any diffenrence in examination fees so that the good new members will play nothing for that.—The power of the Supreme
lee, and a close second was Agnes Heidenreich (Integrity Lodge) of Chicago.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Joe Glavan and Mr. and Mrs. The resa Magister (Callan), proud par ents of baby girls.
Pay a visit to Ann Kerliker, who is at home recuperating from a recent operation.
Our meeting, held on May 11, turned out to be a success with 8 proposal«—Louise Pink, Frances Skerbis and Lee Fairchild.
Our Picnic Com. was elected with the following: Ed. Jereb, L. Alpner, John Porko, Anton Kamniker, Louise
if m m mm Jim	IS— » — — —
rrogresstvt ntoim
By tho Bum? Bees
Euclid, Ohio___Now thai the Progressive card party and dance is over, we take thia opportunity to thank each and everyone who assisted in making it the hug« success that it waa. First and foromoat we want to thank the following girls: Elaine Shea, Betty Gommel, Bertha Legal, Mary Nemec, Frances Jonlts, Rose Metgicg Marie Detriek and Dorothy James, who gave a floor show, which was greeted with great applause by those who attended. Also Mrs. Wei* mar, the piano accompanist, Charlotte Weimer, the blues singer* for the evening, who presented several of the popular song hita of the day. The music for dancing waa furnished by Brothers Andy Fende and l^ouie Petrich, who did splendidly. Our thanks are also extended to Eltrude Suhadolnik, a prospective member, who so willingly guve her services. We must not forget our own members, including the dance committee, for their donations. Last but not least, we thank Brother Rupnick and his wife for attending an they were the only representatives (Strugglers) from any of the English Speaking lodges. We are also obliged to the parents of our members who displayed their cooperation by attending..
I'rogreaalvea' Anniversary
Just two more weeks and It will
Administrative Committee in deciding, Toms, Rose Kochevar and Vera Soa-
on applicants admission into membership is very broad and bears rigid care in application.—The Westmoreland County Federation have a ruling that must have been gladly acclaimed, that is, to pay the delegates' transportation to Federation meets. —The Revellers have hopes of being a Big Ten lodge in a not too distant future. Will they? They're trying their best at any rate.
So-long then till next week, and then May 26.
STRUGGLERS
By Lindy
Cleveland. ().—Now that the blast-
if of the Strugglers' Big Show is «ly » memory the eyes of the devenid lodges and others are focused
ward Euclid, Ohio, for on May 26 will be our duty to attend the rorre^ives' Sixth Anniversary. The
riter's suggestion would be to jam »Slovene Home in Euclid to capac-Jf. Come on, gang, let's show them
at we are with them 100'/« ! Sec mi all in Euclid on May 26.
Two Brave Pilots
To Herman Prescren of the Yukon il»cr Stars and Charles Dormish, * Barberton Buckeyes' pilot, we mt to say that we were glad to sr that you got home safe. May «»gain meet in the near future.
Rcveliering Bro. Joseph F. Becek, Ambridge «vfllier and student at Notre Dame Diversity, was in town. He and his »bating team took u licking in the inds of Western Reserve university, •though the audience gave Becek's m the edge, the judge rendered his Kinon to the Western university We wwe sorry to learn that *■» Bro. Becek's first defeat in y*ri>. Better luck next time, Joey.
Big Days in Penna »>' the look* of things that Pennsy J"« " still stepping along with Keveliers sponsoring their 4th •sivmtry ,lance on May 20, which »»»lies to be very interesting. In •Ming last week's editorial we see J" out in front in the member-y (drive. That'» great. Keep rDlBt	Ph., how well we re-
tarich. The picnic to be held at Kox muth's park on July 15. Cards wore played after the meeting.
Attend your meetings and propose a new member at each meeting. Our organisation's future lies in the handu of our youth, so let's get busy Leo Schweiger, Lodge 584.
cull our visit on the day lodge 6 opened its Slovene ("Granish") Hall. What a time we had! One just wishes he could be present at the jubilee celebration of Lodge Brat-stvo on May 30. For a grand time we recommend these two gala celebrations. Can't tell, we may land there sometime this month?
Our Appreciation It was a great pleasure to pick up last week's Prosveta and read about the interesting comments made by those who attended the "Big Show." We are indeed glad that you all enjoyed your stay and hope to sec you all soon. Thanks to the Editor for the editorial space given the Strugglers last week. We again repeat our cry, "You can never keep u good lodge down." Criticism only inspires us. Strugglers, keep going full speed ahead! The Strugglers will keep on growing to even greater fame.
Slovenes
"Grainer" Aynik in last week's ar-tide is still on the path to ruin the word "granish." We admire his stand, for we are of like opinion. There is no place in our Slovene history for the word "granish." The proper term is Slovene both as an adjective and a noun.
Another Visitor Bro. Cy Rovansek of Johnstown, Pa., dropped in to pay us a visit. It's too bad he couldn't stay longer. Thanks for thinking of us.
What's Thia? Bro. Martin Ross, former President of Bridgeport Cardinals, has done the "trick," they report.
If
Integrity Week by Week
Bvobtyts'Bite
By Oh
Barbertnn, Ohio.—It becomes noc cssary to again appeal to the Buck
eye members for better attendance at our meetings. The last two meet IngR were not held because the nec cssary quorum was not present That's nothing to be proud of. wo only knew the reason for thi* Members, what's holding you back? Here we are trying to get more now members and you old ones don't show up. That's a bad example! Won't you please all come to the next moot ing? It still takes place on the first Friday of every month at the Domo vina Hall on 14th st. Come and help our lodge grow. So far we have been going along nicely. Lot's eo»-tinue!
We liked the sensible and constructive article written by John Aynik concerning the term "granish." Onward, Slovenes!
Plans are going on for a big picnic to be given by the Federation on July 4. More details later.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sonoff are tho proud parents of a baby girl who arrived in April. Now's the time to make the two little sons Buckeyes, and we do hope the daughter will bo one also. Congratulations!
Lodge News Notes
HARMON I8ERS COMBINE FOR .HJMLBB RVKNT Roundup. Mont.—Throe local SNPJ lodges are cooperating to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Society at a single big affair. These three lodges are No. 181, Klein, No. 114, Camp No. 3, and Harmonisers, Lodge No. 700, of Roundup. This will be the first time that these throe subordinate SNPJ lodges ever went hand in hand to sponsor an affair,
The great jublloe two-days event will take place on June 16 and 17 at the Riverside Pavilion camp grounds, Well have two plays, Slovene and English, and many other special attractions. More details about this combinod anniversary celohratlon will appear in the Prosveta next week. Watch for them.
Frank Polsak, Soe'y. Lodge 70J.
port ami solidarity with thu workers of Austria, in their efforts to free themselvoa from this fascist yoke. Cordially, Central Illinois SNPJ Federation. Frank llorairh. Secretary.
LODGE NO. «77 Detroit, Mich.—Our lodge wishes to extend its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family of the late Pas-quale Vaasedina, who died recently at the home of his son-in-law, Bro. Joseph Kopmyer. Mr. Vaasedina was well known and beloved by his friends and acquaintances in Arma (Kans.) and vicinity. He came here
in an effort to recover his gradually
-u»v	wvy ..... .V «... f |M	hca|th	d BWjmtn| fBir| on
be here The red-letter day for the ^ ^ ^ rceo whan hu WlM(
recovery suddenly stricken.
—G. G.
Progressives, their anniversary on Saturday, May 26, at Slovene Society Home on Rechar ave. As Lindy
says, "All English Spooking lodges	Mil — ■IIIMIB ill
must attend in large numbers and	EXCBLSI0R8 LODGE 711
give the Progressives a helping hand."	W. Aliquippa. Pa.-At the last
Let's see If the spirit of genuine co-	meeting Thorr»a Wahle, and Joseph
operation displayed at tho Struggler	Y^lieh Jr. were accepted as mem
anniversary, can be repeated on this	bor». Those proposed for member.
date. We hope so.	,hiP are John, Vtsrr and Andy Alex-
The music will be furnished by the	««, John Zuger, and Ruwand (iuvin.
ever popular Jackie Zorc and his or-	Let's get more new candidates.
chestra. Admission will be :V6c. And	The more, the merrier.
don't forget the radio that will be given away. Who knows, maybe you'll be the lucky one, so don't miss this opportunity. The girls who danced at our card party will also be present the night of our celebration to furnish entertainment for our guests.
The Excelsiors' next souial affair will Is» a picnic on Sunday, June 21, at the Rainbow Cordons on the Brod* head rd., one mile and a half from Stuffield. John Yaklevich's Harmony Kings from Girard, Ohio, one of the best orchestras of its kind in that vicinity, has been obtained. The
So leti« all reserve May 26 for tho committee Is doing everything pos
Progressives.
Jelly JUIIs
I sible to arrange a good time for 'everybody that attends. Watch for later development in the Prosveta.
Frank Btruhle Jr., Pros. Lodge 721.
Now J hat summer is «V" should I BprinKi ,|th0UKh
i, .T ,n,,r,! lik" summer, everyone
4ir»wT* n' "ulin"B *n<1 picnics, j* Highway Sailor» «Hing, ;< M like writing.
M T» B*tUn* w" sttend-^	» ireat deal of dis-
*t,Cf hT; ^te> the lodge k» ' rh* Integrity Lodge has r,Vl«g ¿entertainment
By A. M ens jem
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taking turns, one meeting
Wxt tl
«M	'n charge
s surprit«
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The follow* of the girls, in store for
• ear a»»
t« i».
'd y«»u like to attend " I'srty after the next irflN on June 12? The 'Y small, only fifteen Many
them and for the wonderful apirit in which they gave Mrs. "Trailer" Hel-denrich the honor of second place in the "Popularity Queen" contest. Sister Molly Pogorelc deserves the honor of iwing the Quoen.
The Integrity is going to sponsor a popularity contest for the Home Girl and the out-of-town girl at the annual fall dance on November 3.
Sister Augusta "Cookies" Allch attended the Mohawks 8th Anniversary. The Highway Sailors regret missing this event, but promise to attend their 9th Anniversary.
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JVi-nile member, f»f some adults ,rt f'"vn special tie«, that several! flsnnint to hold 1 lay in honor i Anniversary at1
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The N. R. A. provides no rode for Cupid—at leant not at the Integrity Lodge. He must 1* working over* «sny pnte* will) Ume here for ,n thr puni year we
WoLkl£ wWi!1 ^ »»ave had fifteen couples who are y VSlH',t- now on the imttlefleld of matrimony and mure are following. The biggest surpri»« we got was a month or so ago. when Siater Rose Hkerbinek and Brother I^ou Morella got married; and to top off this surprlae our bashful Brother F. J. M*jo«h gets himaelf one of the redheada he's be«m n fhat date i looking for in Ohio. Sister Obreger •he Oiirago also sends in a report that *h# has friends. More I taken the vows. Sister Ann Grlls has | promiwNt to take the faUl »t*p the " reported a 26th of May. Brother J«»»eph Kro Brrm-Titjr" at sever aometimo in Jyne. I take the The Intog- j liberty. In heholf of the Integrity me V" I'"!««, in extending	wi*hra to
4 Prioads for all.
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Qow&Rda Boosters
Gowanda, N. Y.- The monthly meeting held May 8 was fairly well attended. Vice President, Josephine Klanicar, presided over the meeting in the absence of Prcaidcnt, Joseph Wic4gus. Plans were discuased for the picnic which is to be held July 27-28 by the Boosters Lodge No. 728 and our Senior Lodge No. 32( combined. Tickets for the Annual Picnic are well distributed und seem to be selling nicely at the time. The items to be given are a reed net, a vacuum cleaner and a pig. The member who sells the most tickets will receive as a reward $2 in refreshment tickets, the next runner up will receive $1 in lefreshment tickets. The more important plans for this picnic were left to be discussed later at a joint special meeting.
Four new m«mbers were proposed at this meeting and we hope they will be a great help to our lodge. The boys are again going to don their baseball uniforms and the girls are hoping (through their cooperation*as rooters) that the boys have a large and better team than ever before.
The "Buffalo Big Four" are hold ing their Fourth Anniyernary l»sn«e at the Slovene Hall in Gowsnda on May 10. The Big Four Lodge, holding their dance here haa made it more convenient for the Boosters to attend this dome and we should turn, out 1009« to help make it a success.
AfU-r the next meeting, June II, a party will lie held and we wont the members to tarn out 100'«, The girls are urged to attend a meeting for this puipcse at the home of Mis, H 'w Andobek on Sun., May 20. at 2 SO p. m. Aaielia Andnlarfc, Ixnlge ?2i.
MP Ml At, NOTK'K, |'IOM^»R*
- The Hodi Boya from the Wild Weat. who have Just stepped off for 0 short stay, will smg and play and en'ertoin at the Pioneer meeting Friday. May 1». Every. rrnmr isK and hear the lldl-
has passod und again we celebrated RESOLUTION AUAINHT FA»( ISM by initiating a new member, Sis. M.| Vlrdca, At tho Central Illinois Klobucher. Wo alsu had a member, SNPJ Federation Conference, held transferred Into our lodge, Bro. A. | April 22, in Vlrden, Illinois, the fol-Planlnsck. Welcome into our midst. ] lowing resolution was adopted and We want to thank Bro. F. Medle i-ont to Edgar I. Prochniek, Minister for furnishing the music; we hope ¡of Austria, Washington, D. C.s he'll play for us again'soon.-Wo | Whs re as, the Dollfuss government notice SIh. A. Ycraln is still batting ¡of Austria on Feb. 12, totally dlsie-100% in getting now members. She, garded the rights of IU workers and proposed two this last meeting. Keop - opposition political parties, and on up the good work. How about some, that same day In cooperation with tho
RESOLUTION Virden, UL—The Central Illinois SNPJ Federation Conference, held at Vlrden, Illinois, April 22, discussed the need of unemployment insurance and old age pension. Because a certain bill in Congress answered our purposes, the following resolution was paased and sent to lion. Henry T. Ramey, Speaker of the House, Washington, D. C.:
Whereas, the need for unemployment insurance, old age pension, etc., is recognised by all honest persons; therefore be it
RESOLVED, that wo go on record, supporting the Bill introduced by Mr. Lundeen, H. R. 75W8, as It answers our immediate needs.
Cordially yours. Centra! Illinois HNPJ Federation. ' Frank llorairh, Secretary.
LODGE NO. 731 Coverdalo, Pa. During the puat the "Colonials" hove provided llttlu la the form of entertainment.
This time, instead of breaking the monotony by sponsoring a dance we will have a Benefit Show (moving picture) on Sunday, May 20, at tho Colonial Theatre, Coverdale. There will bo two shows, at 3 and 8 p. m. Admission Is reasonable 10c for children, 25c for adults. Ths name of the picture Is "Gallant Lady." For Sunday afternoon or evening a movie Is fair entertainment, especially In Ponna the land of tho Blue law».
The Colonials hereby invite all of you friends and readers who are not too far away, to come and see this movie and thus help our treasury to some of that rejuvenating colli.
Frank Ball Jr..
Soc'y. Lodge 732.
BUFFALO IIIG FOUR Buffalo, N. Y. Another Anniversary Is here again for the Ha//nla llig AW — our 4th anniversary, and we are going to celebrate it by having a Dance at Gowanda. New York, Hat. night, May It».
Inasmuch as so many of our friends are located in Gowanda and knowing of the difficulties they have In getting means of transportation to Buffalo, we thought It best to try having a daneo nearer them. This Is our first attempt In running a dance at the Hlo-vene Hall and we are looking forward to a big crowd.
We have secured the llluo Pirates who will play from eight until one. There will lie plenty of refreshments and merrymaking. Admission will be •'15c for men and 26c for women. Don't
of the other Brothers and Sisters helping out in the campaign?—The lodge wishes to congratulate Sia. M. I'aulinz upon her success In graduating from the culture school.—We are sorry Sis. Albiue Smith hud a visitor in the form of scarlet fever to her ¡working class in order that he might house last week. We all wish you1 maintain his power; therefore bu it
heimwehr, stinted a bloody moasacre '°r»ot will you? of workers and Socialists, even using heavy artillery to shoot Into ths workers' homes; and
Whereas, Dollfuss continues to practice a reign of terror against the
a speedy recovery so we can see you at our meetings again.
In my wanderings around town I have noticed a cast of players practicing in the booth on the Slovene Auditorium grounds. My inquierios were answered with the following results: The senior lodge Zdruftenio (104 SNPJ) are holding a big dance celebrating SNPJ 30th anniversary, May 26, at Ubor Hall. The play to be given has its plot in the coal strike situation. The biggest surprise was that Sis. Ann Yerain and Bro. Rudy Teshiner have prominent parts fW this play. The name of the play is "Hlepi agitator." The muaie will be furpished by Bro. Frank Moae and his orchestra. The Puncer twine will also entertain In their delightful style. The tickets are 25c in advance and :)0c at the door. Buy your tickets from our sec'y. right away.
The Old Man of the Mountain. .
Resolved, that we protest against the fascist Dollfuss government; and
be It further
' Resolved, that we pledge our sup.
Several weeks ago wo were the guest of I he Gowanda Roosters at a party given in the home of John and Rose Matekovich. We all had a wonderful! time and were sorry we could not stay longer. Thank you, Boosters, for your vsry nice party.
Our next meeting will be held Monday night, May 21, at the Croatian Hall.
Jennie Jerman, Flu. Sec'y.
Western Penna. E. S. Federation Items
Foras! OHy Nous
If) Joeeph Draxler.
WINTERN PENNA. E. H. FEDERATION NEWH
Ambridge, Pa. Delegates from eleven E. S. Western Penna. lodges were in attendance at the last confe* reme held in Imperial. Also present were representatives of the Slovene Federation. The question of summer athletics
at a dinner prepaied for the ocro-•Ion. A meeting wheroln all the presidents of lodges of tho Federation wore privileged to discuss details of the observance of ths anniversary relebiatlon was held at Pittsburgh With 8 lodges reprreented by their presiding officers.
It was derided that the Initial party will lie held at Hygan on June 10. was turned over to the Athletic Board, The affair will start in (he after* who ar« handling the matter of eon» I noon, and the program shsll IsHudei ducting s Federation mushball (soft* (athletics in the afternoon, lum-heon
| be atnvedl dem -
and refreshment a to Ing in the evening
Invited to attend this party are all the members of lodges within the Fe-
ball) league. Mtrohane, Imperial,-Ambridge and Aliquippa lodges have •nUM'd teams in this sport.
Billy Adama was the guest speaker at the conference. The delegates deration In addition, each su<-h lodffa voted in favor of continuing to obtain j has the privilege to Invlle aa gueats Fore«! City, I'a. Two hooka, one ap.akers at future conferences.' Tho | fifteen individuals who are proape.t-a novel, are laiest plana of a famous I eonfer«n<e approved purchasing fl- ive members of thoil l<»« al lodge writer, Uuls Ar'amir.	I f{tvn r„pt.e of Uu»s Adamle's "The | Anothei item the federated lodges
We may expect to hesr much more 1 Native'a Return" from the Prosveta must obi-erve ia that each lodge muat from Adamic in the coming yeors. pnntcry and distributing one book lo prior to June I notify the secretary He plana in the next two years to I w h vf the awoclated Mgea of the of the Federation of the number of write two hooks. One will be a novel, fedorotioN, Bros. Riaka and Canter member» and prospecto ourh a l«#dge "Grandson»," which moy be published wtr, appointed delegatea to the Hlo will bring to the purty. Bro, Hylve-thio summer. Th. oth«r will be oI r#nv Federation conference at Uw ( ster WliaM snd the Hygan Jolly Jrs. companion book#io hi« present boat- rom-« Hill»	i muat know in *dvan<e the total num-
seller and will deal with American' Ho-lal dates announced by the ' her coming, »o sa to make adequate life. Ita title might be "A New fe^eo are: M'velUre, Msy 26 (4th ' arrangements
Ameiiron's Impressions of America." j 4nnlv. dodoe); W*a**iiers, May IU; | All eapen»«* for this affair will His greatest ambition today is	,W«rs, dance May IWf KsmI- be taken <sre. of by the Federation,
champion the Immigrant, raise hlni!-j#,, pimic Juae 24; ClmirUmi*m*,\
from his present position and p«t|July 2a at Hhady Park.	, ALL THAT SORT OF THING,
him on a plane where be will know Afl#r B i*,ngtly dlseussion on plans The aplrlt behind the Fed party is Ma importance to America, be proud I ^ observance of the 5PHh Annl*j<hat the Western Penna Mgea I* of hia racial boekground ond OaUfe- j	0f the HNPJ the following, 1 pepped up in their «-has» to in« reo»e
lieh himself in America and help,	,w ^ llMMj„ |-Ur ( were appro v. the HNPJ memhorohlp ., Should
make this country o better pbre to ^ j ^ timg, B party wherein oil 1 plans to have Hygsn as the seat of live is.	i members of the Fedeiation shall the party o< •tvitlee fall to materiollae
participate at no espenae to the bidge Pittsburgh is »erond rhol»-e, ihe dole or individuol member; 2, To augment 'hen to ho June U . . . On May the preaent membership • ampsing the Federation is to award prices in addition to thoer being given by the Ho cietyt 1, To h«id. in th* lot* fall or winter, a vUrtory banquet to rloa* th* '»baervame of th* .10th HNPJ
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May tit is the date of J>"dge No. I24'a monthly meeting, All membera take ante of thia and attend.
At the last meeting «if the picnk < om m It tee, we discussed and took •„me preliminary »tepi toward»	„rššrv
Ur ing O búa for the trip U Userne, lo the Federónos» p»r»»M on July I. 411 ibo-e who wish in make the IrM» 1
»h'iatd get m tooefc wHh anyone of i
th* committeemen.
deration' t roar t Ive 'ation foi
The nest se»»l>m la m bed m led for , oome fut West Aliquippa on July tft After the ent|r< the conference the delegates and vi | agola . , altor» wer* go*»t of t h* Lurk y Stars
On May .10 th* s*nior Federation will hold the HNPJ 401 h Anniversary celebration at Hygan K H lodge» of this local» My or* urged to attend . ¿, The Pe-impaign awards or* r*» March I when consider* res will be had ... At date, mor* details about "gram ,',, H« long, until
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P*0SVETA
About This and That
TWO HI CCESSFl L KVENTS
Cleveland. Ohio. - On April TJ,
tin-re occurred two very successful features in Coil in wood, one in Slovene Home on Holme», and the other in Slovene Workingmen's Home on Waterloo. Both were attended by many people. The »ingjng society "Soca" gave an exceedingly fine concert and also a well acted comedjr play. The latter overwhelmed tha audience with an uproar. All In all the time was well apent.
Lodge "Struggle™" observed their seventh anniversary with one of the finest »how« given recently in Collin-wood, At the afternoon offering the hall wa« full from the first, to tha laHt seats, and there were also many «landing in the isles: The majority greeted the program with a roar, of course contemplating on witnessing a good show, and that in exactly what they »aw. I.et it In- the i-peeche. of the officers, etc., or the skits, the »how in general wan of brilliant variety. Credit i» due to English »peaking lodge» such a« Strugglers; keep ahead, let everybody know that you are as faithful member« of the SNPJ as are your Slovene parents.
Mr. Frank Lau.he »aid in a short talk that our younger member» should ho hi faith in the SNPJ mainly for the fact that their parents
We will have games, prize» and speakers. The picnic grounds are located in the heart of Chicago. You don't have to »pend two or three hour» getting to the place and pay one dollar or more for transportation. Pileen Park is the place. Get your tickets in advance. More newa concerning the picnic in the coming issues of the Prosveta both in Eng lish and Slovene.
Tha Integrity Lodge will celebrate SNPJ 30th anniversary November 3 at the SNPJ Hall. Johnny and his boy» will furnish the music.
Michael Fleiscbhacker,
Sec'y. Lodge 031.
YOUNG AMERICANS
Detroit, Mich.—The Young Ameri cans are gradually forging to tha front and will swell their rapidly growing ranks at their coming meat ing. Approximately TEN NEW members »hall be initiated and several transfers accepted.
Plans are rapidly being made up and a summer of joy shall be anr nounced, so keep an eye on the Prosveta for several startling announcement».
The Young Americans ba»eball team is again prepared to show ita "wares," and all are invited to see
them In action against the "Prepa" established the organization some who have several Slovenes on their
thirty years ago and that it is up to them to keep its good name alive. He also said that our younger generation must not abandon nor be
team. The game will be played at fve» Field, Hamilton at Midland, and »tarts at 3 p. m., Sunday, May 20. The la»t dance of the season will
ashamed of their Mother tongue, but I be sponsored by Socialist Club 114, be proud that they are the children	-"d will be held in form of a
of Slovene parents. Sincere thanks to you, Mr. Frank Laushe
Box Lun<£." All ladies, both young and old, are asked to bring their box
What abiiut the Loyallte. No. 590 ¡"nch?"' This will take place at 116
S. N. P, J. which ha» originated from the younger meml>er» of lodge "Mir" No. 142. The last two years the members showed very little interest u» far as the lodge activities are concerned. Remember the wheel does not run itself, but give a little shove and you will see how ea»ily it runs. What the loyalite» nets! is a lot of good energy, which, I feel assured, if they apply will put them in their normal status of a few years ago. The last two months a few of the officers of lodge "Mir" attended their meetings and appealed to the mem-i>ers to restore that energy. Hence they immediately resolved to do so by giving a social after every monthly meeting, and inviting members of nearby lodges and of lodge "Mir" to attend; I hop« they will In* givan due support. Their next meeting occurs
Six Mile road on May 10. Doora open at 7:30 p. m. Let's all help make this venture o success a» the proceeds shall be used for the coming socialist campaign.
Congratulations, Strugglers, on your anniversary. May you have more success in all future events.
Raymond Travnik, Sec'y. Ix>dge M4.
IN MEMORY Johnstown, Pa.—Sis. Ella Pristow itovan»ek, who pas»ed away a year ago, May 17, IMS, is still sadly missed by the members of Lodge BH4, SNPJ, with whom she worked so faithfully. Our heartfelt sympathy to her husband and family.
Anna Bricely, Sec'y.
stated that charges were "Murdering the King's English." Judge Jarc ordered an immediate trial. The Prosecutor vigorously presented hia "evidence," while the defending attorney Frank Kreaa, passionately pleaded the innocence of the accused before the "Grand Fury." Court was re-ceased for a short period in order to resume the Bacchanalian festivities. A surprising verdict of "not guilty" waa brought in—much to the chagrin and consternation of the kibitzing gallery. A riot occurred in the courtroom, thus dissolving the otherwise peaceful reunion of the Quacks. Breaking up all too soon, the boys wended their weary way to the various domiciles, and there to commune witW the Great God Morpheus.
John Ayaik.
WEST POCKET NEWS Clairton. Pa.—Yes, it's the Clair-tonians back in print again after a long alienee. Although we have not appeared in print, we have been seen at many lodge affairs.
The Cluirtonian» held their monthly meeting on Sunday, May 6. At this meeting, we decided to hold a dance on July 28, at the beautiful Clairton Park dance pavilion. Will everybody please keep this date open as the Clairtonians are plunning a very entertaining evening for you. Look for further detail» in the coming Prosvetas.
The Cluirtonian» were alao represented at the Struggler» anniversary celebration. "The best time of my life" is the verdict heard from all who attended the uffair.
Anne Matich, at our last meeting, proposed two new member». The same number were promised by Joe Shu»hnar. Keep it up! But we certainly wish more members would show up at the meeting». How about it? If more would show- up, we could plan for some entertainment after the meetings.
Don't forget. All road« lead to Clairton, Saturday night, July 28.
Clair Tonian.
Holme» ave. There will be no ad-mission fee to the dance. But there will lie plenty of good food and wine. Come «»ne, come all, and give them a hand.
Fraternally,
l.oui* Mrmoly a. Sec'y. Lodge 142.
LODGE "NAŠA SLOGA"
on May 23 in the Slovene Home on | j„hnstown, Pa.—Lodge NaAa Slo-" '	' ga. No. 600, SNPJ, will hold it» last
indoor spring entertainment on May lil in the Moxham Workmen's Home. The program will consist of the following: Singing by the Rodoljub Club, a play, "Poroina noč" (Wedding Night), presented by the local member» of the SNPJ. It's a drama MOHAWKS	with a prologue and three acta. The
l.a Salle. III. Our Eighth Anniver- prologue of the play shows how bru-miry, held May 6 at the SNI), ha« tally the baron» treated their sub-come and gone and the MohawksJ jects.
Lodge 673, SNPJ, are now looking The play »hows how the working forward to making the Ninth uh great ¡claw had been treated in a little min-ii success a» wa* the Eighth.	j ¡»K town. The bo»s a.mining com-
The evening's entertainment was pany and his sweetheart worked hand xlarted by the presentation of a three- in hand. She hired uh many men act play entitled, "Oh professor", | f«r the mine as possible, and he fired which wu* n success in every »e»*ei them one by one. Each pew laborer of the word, with dim-tor John| Had to leave his firat pay to tha two. Streli coming through in hi« u»ual i Everything went fine until one lu-
borer walk» up to the bo»» with hi»
FASCISM AND RELIGION
Intelligent workers who observe« the rise of fascism in Europe know that it has a religious content. In Germany a large section of the Protestant faith is fascist whiUt in Italy and Austria the ruling fascism is of the Catholic type. In the latter two countries' fascism has restored the union of Church and State. Not a week passes that press dispatfhos do not carry some reference to the religious or church aspects of fascism in one or more nations abroad.
This phase of fascism has the pos-sobility of dividing workers in a way that would play into the hands of fascism in general. Whether a ruling class annexes a Protestant or Catholic church, a scientific or atheist cult, for its own purposes should not divert the attention of the working masses into a futile debate over the faith or cult that is so annexed. No matter what religious or other phase fascism takes, it is the ally of the ruling class and the enemy of the working class. Protestant fascism is not the special enemy of the Catholic worker and Catholic fascism is not special enemy of the Protestant Worker. Fascism of whatever type is the enemy of the whole working danx and to single out the religious aspect of the given type of fasciam and to srgue against it on that basis is for workers to play into the hands of the •nemy.
In this country we have seen Jewish
Myle with hi» end of the Job. The
meml*ers ..f the cast were rewarded1 bride-to-be asking him to "let him
for then time and effort by the'h*v«' His first pay, the boss asks the	hankers singled out for condemnation,
applause and congratulations shower- '»borer to the next room to talk with	as though we would be «tisfied if all
ed on them from „11 sides.	I hi" "weetheart. During thiatime he	banker, were Americans. There are
The singing, as usual, was far	•	with the bride-to-be.	big corporation, in th.. country
,	,» * » viu . i Next day, this date happens to be a whose directors include Catholic, Pro-
hImivc par, with Ann Manser and	"	rr	'
Walter /.em taking the spotlight. They sang "Let's Kail in l«ove", "The Sidewalk Waltz", and "There (iocs My I le» it". The Piano accompaniment mum pUyeil l.y Muiy Mauser.
Kefleohinents and drink* were served in the lowei hull There was dancing hi th>- lower hull with ail arcord-iuii futm»hllig the music. The imrsit' toi dancing m the upper hull wan f ii i n ished by liu-nkie Pyiner's orche-*t i ll
Ml in all the celebration which ended Moiuluy mottling was nn affair long to U- icmemtK-ted. Every pne went home happy, tired and some-whs' w 111 ed.
Aftei mil lust meeting. May 7, the entei t mi inneiit committee put on a	.	. ... „	- ,u„|"» ««"or mi» y prwvaa iney ao noi per-
»hort pin) let I' he participants, JU: j f,""\th' POing. I^ng ay.«of the | ^ ^	^ ^ ^ ^ P^
On the Thirtieth Anniversary oltheU.P.J.
Instructions aid Explanations for Hia Campaign
The Supreme Board at its annual meeting held in February laid plans for a jubilee campaign by which to secure new members in both the adult and juvenile departments. The campaign officially opened March 1 and closes December 31, 1934. New members accepted at any time during the dates specified will be entitled to privileges of the campaign, and the proposers and agitators to the awards which are as follows:.
Jnvanila Department
For each individual new member» up to 5, a member will receive 25c.
For 5 member* an award of....................$ 2.50 will be given
• M 10 ** ** " ".................... S.00 u •** **
" 15 " " " ".................... 10.00 ******
M 20 M " 44 ".................... 15.00 44 44 44
44 25 44 44 44 44 .................... 20.00 44 44 44
It is to be understood that awards will be given only as specified above, both as to number and amount. (This is mentioned to prevent unnecessary correspondence as to how much will be given for, let us say, 8 or 12 members.)
Members of the juvenile department who enter during the campaign will be exempt from payment of two monthly assessments, and the Society will pay the expense of the medical examination up to the sum of 50c.
Adalt Department
The Society will pay $1.00 for each newly-acquired member between the age of 16 and 35 years. The branches and individuals participating in the campaign—of which the Supreme Office must be notified—will, in addition to the prizes mentioned, receive $10.00 in cash for 25 or more new members secured.
During this campaign the Society will bear the expense of the medical examination for every new member between the ages specified, up to the amount of $2.00, and each such member will be exempt from payment of $1.00 initiation fee for the building fund. This means that every new candidate will pay $1.00 initiation fee in addition to that into the sick benefit fund as specified in the by-laws.
Passive members who have not exceeded the two-year term of passivity and who become active before June 1, of the current year, will be exempt from payment of 6 months' assessment into the mortuary fund for the period prior to July 1, 1933. This is explained as follows: No assessment into the mortuary fund will be collected for the term of passivity between January 1, 1933, and June 30, 1933. All assessments in arrears in the mortuary fund prior to January 1, 1933, and following July 1, 1933, will be collected. Any member who was passive before July 1, 1933, for a period of over 6 months may increase his age rate instead of paying assessment into the mortuary fund prior to July 1. Any term of passivity after July 1 must be paid for and according to the new increased age rate. In other words, the decision in effect from July 1, 1933, to December 31, 1933, has been extended to June 30, 1934.
( The Supreme Board further decided that all members at present insured for $600 death benefit who desire to transfer to Class "B" or "C" may do so for their previous amount of death benefit; however, this provision was made only for the $600 class. • Members insured in any other class and desiring to transfer can be insured in the new class only for the amount specified in the by-laws.	v
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l UNITE YOUR FORCES, BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE SNPJ!
Sacrifice a little of your time for agitation and securing new members for your organization during the remainder of the cut-rent year, which, after all, is the most significant factor in the celebration of its thirtieth anniversary.
FRED A. VIDER, Supreme Secretary.
.capitausmTnT^;
James P. Warburg 0f th „ Manhattan Company L ^
Platform. He would have'th ^ loyalty to 'a capita * Which would provide >1 w-rd for worE
system would recognize ' ^ 1 born with superior .trenail . U lect or material advS/'J with it: .„ obligation^
.trength for the gan.nl
What 1« a "reasonable rewsM-, work and for enterprUe! worker »and enterprise h £ £
What i. a "reasonable" t one and for the other? Must * L reward is enough house and clothe their fa,nil*, enterprise may he reward^ u where fr0Dl ten thousands to J million, of dollars tt year £
cise, James; we don't know'whxt* mean.	J"
t Jt" thef! the ""»«nPtion th
the ban with large holding ¡, of S perior strength or intellect" wl of the intellect of our ruling Habhi who again and again in u* Z »everal years have announced 5 the worst is over?" What of Ji Fisk, Daniel. Drew, Commodore derbilt and others like them J could hardly write their own n.mej The fact .s that capitalism he,« the shrewd gambler into power 1 the man of intellect, and those W| intellect will not rule till Sociaiis displace, our bourgeois swine.
T- N.L
HUD PRITISK KRVI
Hitra pom of. «a pa pUratr i«|, p.U|i boot* ladovoljni.
Ako trpite vsled hudt-va pritink» krvi, «J tiče. iumonja v utrnih, n« morrt* TtJj noft, m poiutl Hl&bi in «e trnet*. laJ «lab okus In *U nervotni. Ako val* M told« In m bojite parali»-. Da .^.jJ smoinuati Dr. Hay«a-a prrdpi*. vam pulU mo poitnin« proato navadni ll.oo Oui,, J noatl zdravil popolnoma ZASTONJ. C, J no nI moiro«* reil potitivno. pravij«, a mnogih aluiajih daj« hitro pomot; MJ„ krat odpravi mak« boleini in van ^ apunec v t«ku treh dni. Ne VMbuj* nute« •oll, odvajalnih anovi, opijaU ali dtn« Un vo c v »ako hrano. NK PLAČAJTK NIÖ SAH RAZUN AKO VAM HOSAGA. p<m poiljltc $1.00. Ako n« bo ponori m bril raCun. Pilit« na naalov: Dr. Hayn kä «871 CoaUa, Kanaaa City. Mo. (Adv.)
ZASTONJ ZELIŠČNO ZDRAVILNO KNJIŽIM IN 19S4 ALMANAH
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Naučite M. kaVu i* narava prwkrtM-la dobrih ili Mnmljivih korenin«, lubad in UiUai raxn« boleini zdraviti i ravnim potom. Ta k nit Ima popi» (totinc trliU v a « h vrat. — PiwU i prnlpia« in Mliiia« UM ki a« uporabljajo ikur* | vaako bo leten. Kri (xtO| prebavnoat. caprtnieo, ieiodfn« in obiftm I rednosti. Jvtra, src«, obUtn* nered*, u M ce, rane in raan« druir« prevei. da W * nattevall. Ta knjiga je vredna dolar«. I •tonj jo dobit«. Samo pilit« ponj«, doki talova ne pot«ie.
INDIAN HERB GARDKN8
1434 N«. WelU st. Clilcat*. HI
Tli K TA1M)R (>OB8 TO J All.
It whs that good supporter of the
THE FASCIST DANCER
If anyone still has doubts about
Wig failure for him. Come and aeeUestant. and Jew. and they act as a why. You won't be sorry,	unit in framing labor policies. They
We will have good music for danc- permit no religious differences to in-ing, Seibert's orchestru. Also good terfere with these policies. They act i'hts and drinks.	! sceord with the interests of their
We will apnreciate your present-1 rlnnn. The ('athotic capitalist will very much. U«t's cooperate and mak. I unction the breaking, of a strike
••vt-n though he may know that hi» is reducing the standard of living of
t It in celt-brat ion of the :tOth annivi-i Hi y lit th«< SN IM a big success.
Mary honrhan.
Sec'y. Innige «4)0.
(il At KS' FROLIC ( lex.land. Twaw Saturday night.I on April twenty-eighth, when "all"! the Quark* gathered to ce'ebrnte.
Behind barred doors, the myateri j •nun rituals of the U»yal Order ofj guacka were conducted . . . aw»> (
workers of his own religious faith. Th»- name is true of the Protestant exploiter and it is notorious that in ihe needle trades many of the wor^t «xploiters of Jewish workers are -li wi*h owners of needle trades shupH «nd factories.
The experience of the working masse* in all countries shows that however much piety the exploiters <>f labor may profeas they do not per
Administration the St. Louis Post-,the menace of Pa(,ciHm , ,<A lo_
Dispatch, wh,ch gave the most effect-1 SttXOn countries let him read the ive comments on the way NRA is htory in thp New York Times of Mon_
working that I have seen. In a little box at the head of a column is carried a paragraph headed "Tailor Who Pressed Suit for fi Cents I*ss Than Code Price Gets Thirty Days." Underneath a bigger heading under a longer article read: "NRA Has No Casei on Big Companies That Will Stick. General Johnson says xo an explanation of why no conspicuous example has been made."
It is no use for n thick-nnd-thin
day, April 23rd, about Sir Oswald Mosley's dramatic Fascist -meeting in Albert Hall, London. Says the cor-respondent: "Sir Oswald ceases to be a joke in British politic, for the movement he started eighteen months ago was definitely launched tonight with the blessings of an audience of men and women in whom there seemed to be not a spark of internationalism or a spark of goodwill for
lis Miihiu.lt Mil.i Helen Zevnik are to] !«• coriKiululated for their «-ft making II U laughing auc>«-««
i » dec
celebiation .J their «<wn. It waa di
! fail er si x. l«ouls Kosela Osce* a probable suspension l»ecause of hi« jueer antics that night, being aom«
cern in dealing with the workers. Woiking people should display the
uuaer antics mat ingm, u*-iua »»■»>	,	_ v,	.. .
...	, , where in town (stranded in Salem'»	^^STl ,	T TÄ
I ■	'.«decide.! to have a little' .. ^.a. ,	f#r y^ q,^, M- of faMi.m rules, »t place, the
but failing to appear for Reunion. I'reaaren failed to appei on
workers of all faiths under the hoots
<d.d to have an ovtinff in a nearbv lh,. m, unt|| ,h<> f0||0WinV day. ',f	[^t Ut«l by the exploite.
..... ............M»)f «»f course, the following Quack, wer,! I'"' l"b°r' u ^ tW. reason the
• an*poi tat MHt will I» provide,! by «|% m(|rh prvM>nt: Undy Ukar, ! ' "Unl *ork,,r »hou,d th'
" .......affair Uciwt" K..... Jo. and Uiui. Tola-, ' ' J	fas< i.m ami the
in%ited.	W.Ii, Lampe and Aynik. A.ai.ting " m,lf Work/r "houl•, ^
fa. a*	_	it	a	9	*	9	______I 'll I ••Mitlineal A Hal ria.*. .. mm ll.l... /___
Ihr I mit Newa Hanks
! in the rt-n-montea were their Ulu trious guest.: The famous "String>' IN 11:4.HI I > NF.HH	jHtrimlan of Library. Frank Kren
i hoar» Ihr K<»>d old »pint wa« Pittsburgh, V. Rupniek, Joe Jarc, T»sl back again at mir laat monthly meet I auric, Max T raven and a few other, ing Everybody waa happy and had j Cleveland*».. C«»»h! we almost for-m g<mh| time. Horn« of our go(M| old- got Kd Cigolle of the Girard Golden
,, , # fctoa ,	anybody outside the British Empire,
supporter of NRA to get up and say 1	^
that after a while the tnilor uai let 1	the menace with which Brit-
out and that really he oughtn't to U»h labor must deal. All our hopes
have acted the way he did. The fact1 of intelligent democracy and fair
is that he wa« put in jail, while big p|ay depend upon It. In the meantime,
companies guilty of price-fixing and tlH. om, thj American Socialists
fT [cannot do and remain Socialists visions of The codes go utterly un-
whipped of justice. I repeat on th.- ,nthor than near-Fa»ciat*, It to go basis of what I hear everywhere:' H" far a" Comrade Shartji of Ohio Chiseling is more universal under the 1 urged, in a recent issue of The codes than bootlegging in prohibition I New Leader, in playing up national-day..—Norman Thomas.	' ¡urn.—N. L.
time members were pr«HM-nt, The girls ate planning a bunco party right after th* June meeting That's the spirit. Start the boll rolling
The following L«i|v« are apona*,r ing a mmtiis^l picnic nn l«lM»r -lav, September I M, 1*1. f70, and «11,
1«, < ei< hi ate <Ke .tOth annive» ar * of I the HNI'J, The ptcntr will Im> b* 1.1 • ' IM m I'atk, Mth atteei at Ti I h« a.to.i-.nm will lie only crntt- , m advance and Sft rent* at th« galr J Th* galr* will <-<M>n at It» u'chirk , Muak »III tw furntab#d ky Johnny km ht v at and hia Merry mak* 11.
E a glee.
Pr«M*re«|inga averted off with a "hang"*! Each one tried to iHitdo the
other in frivolous escapades—en<t ]»hat pippins they were! Between quaffs of the Aml»er fluid the Quarks rijoinl theif "Gramsh" jo> In the four walla, vocalising that there would be a "Hot Time In th< Town Tonight'*' All in alL th.
► Mm wa* i-iinidrr<*<l s
Ob "••iwtatir h<-willig i Then i
rk Trial the daft
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I to denounce Austrian or Italian fas I ciam. Fnr each to denounce the other l%pr w»«ld be an exercise in hypo-rrisy and a drwrrtion of the rlaaa ►deal that should unite all worker, in : s riHsem solidarity.
It ia important tn stress thia matter a* we have occasionally received matrtiai -that is tolerant nf Protestant faariatn and opposed to the other s» d t, 1er ant of the other and oppn ed tu Protestant fascism. Whatever mask it weara, fascism means chains fwt all workera. All workrrs must op po»* it with the economic argument* that apply to all iU forms.
New Iradrr
Secure New Sabsctibare lor lb« "PROSVETA!"
IN MKMOKY OF
MARY JURCA (nee NAGEL)
who paaaed away three yeara ago. May 12th.
TO HAVE. TO LOVE. THEN TO PART;
IS THE SADDEST PAIN TO THE HUMAN HEART.
Iler a later.
IN MKMOKY OF
FRANK SLAN$EK
In •-sd and loving memory «f nur deer hu-band and father, who
pasurd at»ay one year ago. May 2P. IMJ,
You left behind broken heart.'
That loved £nu im> airtcere, That never did and never will
Forget you, Frank dear. Sad and .udden was the call,
So dearly loved by one ami all, Y«^ir memory wilt alway* be The »«e*'H | thing m life.
Hife and Daughter.. Mrw. V.phme Hlan-ek. 13« K. Adams. AelMra, III.
Zopet razpošiljamo slarokr.id kose, katere tudi popolnoma jaerM in garantiramo. Motikr iz ita)»nl ga jekla in razno drugo urudjf. t ct ni je pofctnina vslela. PtnUjite M 7. naročilom postno nakaznico "N* Order," ali pa gotov denar.
Cene no: Motike, ročno kovane iz st»Kr'
akega jekla ................*H
Koae zvane M OTOK K z nnk»
26, 28, 30, 32 palcev d«l«o... H Koae poleranke, bol ozke. a»«
30-32 palcev dolge...........
Kositta iz JavorJevega le»a ... Klepalno orodje iz itajer.kffi
jekla, par.,............. ...
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veili ................" - ti
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