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Med debato o carinski cenzuri so se dostojanstveni senatorji poglobili v čitanje
Washington, p. C. — Visoki, dostojanstveni federalni senat se je 17. marca pretvoril v čitalnico "grdih, umazanih in nemoralnih" knjig! Zgodilo ne je v teku šesturne debate o predlogu senatorja Smoota, da se sprejme amendment k carinski predlogi, ki daje carinskim urednikom o-blast, da zaplenijo vsako "nemoralno" knjigo ali tiskovino, ki pride iz inozemstva. Amendment je že bil poražen, toda puritan-ski Smoot hoče na vsak način prepričati zbornico, da Je naredila veliko napako in da mora še enkrat glasovati.
Da prepriča kolege, kaka nevarnost preti Ameriki pd inozemskih "vulgarnih" knjig, je Smoot prinesel v zbornico okrog 40 eksemplarjev in jih položil na mizo. Rekel je, da ne bo imenoval knjig, ker so "preveč umazane, da bi kaj citiral na glas na odprti seji". Vsakdo naj čita tiho in se sam prepriča. S tem bo dostojanstvo senata rešeno in galerija ne bo pohujŠana!
Senatorji, radovedni do mozga, kaj je takega v knjigah, so korakali drug za drugim do mize, vzeli knjige in začelo se je "tiho čitanje". Borah je leno kobacal, pobral veliko knjigo, kobacal nazaj, sedel, . položil noge na mizo in čital, čital in čital. Na galeriji, kjer so opazovali čuden prizor, se je zaslišalo hehe-tanje. To je motilo Boraha, Vzel je zanimivo knjigo in Odšel v svojo privatno pisarno, kjer je ostal tri cele ure.... Tudi drugi so se porazgubili s knjigami v rokah ; — seja j« postala silno zatopljeno čitanje....
Senator Nye iz Severne Dako-te, ki pobija Smootov amendment, je tudi dodal eno knjigo kupu drugič rekoč: "Tu je še e-na, zelo umazana na mestih! S svinčnikom sem podčrtal umazane stavke". Bila je sveta biblija....
Liberalni ésbavsiki is gosis proti sovjsto«
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Podali so izjavo, v kateri obsojajo križarsko vojno proti Rusiji
New York. — (F. P.) — Liberalni protestantovski duhovniki, ki se ne strinjajo z gonjo, ki jo je uvedel Škof Manning, so te dni izdali izjavo, v kateri razlagajo svoje stališče z ozirom na versko situacijo v Rusiji.
ftuska cerkev, pravijo v Izjavi, je bila vedno orodje tlačite-Ijev svobode, proti katerim se je ljudstvo uprlo in jih v uspešni revoluciji potisnilo v ozadje. Ik'jstvo je, da so bile vse verske organizacije v Rusiji vedno na »t rani tiranov in niso nikdar iz-v*jale vpliva v korist ljudskega blagostanja.
Manningov apel na adminl-»tracijo v Washingtonu, naj nastopi proti sovjetski vladi, mo-** imeti slabe posledice, ker ga ljudsko ljudstvo aihatralo za sovražno politično potezo, za katero se skrivajo interesi svetov-iH-ga kapitalizma.
Izjavo, ki je odločna obsodba taktike škofa Mannings. je ;*>dpiftalo 87 proteetantovskih duhovnikov.
Mas*r)k pokloni milijon za trt* ve raka
l>unaj, 18. marca. — Cehoslo-v**ki parlament je poklonH Kc<Wdniku Maaaryku milijon dolarjev o priliki njegove osemdesetletnice. Maaaryk pa naznanja. da pokloni celo /šoto za r«*zplečan zdravljenje bolnikov r-a raku r Cehoslovakiji.
Zasigurajte si bodočnost!
Ali ste že zavarovani pri Slovenski narodni podporni jednoti? Ako niste, storite to takoj, dokler ste še mladi in dobrega zdravja. Kdor stopi mlad v našo jednoto, plačuje nizek mesečni prispevek. Ne pozabite na sledeče:
Od 85,300 oseb, ki dosežejo 20 let, jih je komaj 1500, ki so deloma preskrbljene za odmor in vsakdanje potrebe, ko dosežejo 60 let starosti. Ako hočete, da boste tudi vi všteti med temi, zavarujte se takoj pri SNPJ, pri kateri je zasigurana vaša zavarovalnina.
Edlsoa bi zadovolji«,
to živi U pil M
V tem času bo dokončal svoj proces proizvajanja kavčuka iz plevela
Port Myers, Florida. — Thomas Edison, ki prezimirje v topli Floridi in dela dnevno 14 ur na svojem novem procesu pro-duciranja kavčuka, je dejal 17. t mu v razgovoru s poročevalci, da ne pričakuje, da bi živel .sto let. Zdaj je star 83. Rekel pa je, da bo popolnoma zadovoljen, če živi še pet let. V petih letih on upa dovršiti svoj proces. "Dajte mi še pet let življenja in dela in Amerika bo imela,pridelek svojega kavčuka, ki ga lahko v e-nem letu vporabi za vse svoje
potrebe", je rekel.______
Bdisonova ideja je, da se bo kavčuk izdeloval iz soka rastline "goldenrod", to je navadne ple-velne rastline, ki raste po vsej Ameriki in ima rumen cvet. Z umetno rejo lahko zraste 10 čevljev visoko. Cela polja te rastline so že zasejali na Fordovem posestvu pri Savanahu, Ga. Bdisonova naloga je, da iznajde stroje, ki bodo pretvorili sok o-menjene zlatice v kavčuk.
Edison je povedal, da si čuva zdravje s strogo dieto in z menjavo podnebja. Uživa večinoma mleko, spi pa redno le sedem ur na dan.
STRAH PRED NOVO PO-UTICNO STRANKO
Akcija kanadskih farmarjev razburja liberalce
Ottawa, Kanada. — (F. P.)— — Vest, da so se farmarji v provinci Alberti na svoji konvenciji izrekli za ustanovitev nove politične stranke, je neprijetno učinkovala na voditelje liberalne stranke, ki so bili na čelu pro-vinčne vlade zadnjih pet let. Farmarji so obrnili hrbet liberalcem, ker so ti podpirali žitne špekulante na škodo farmar skim interesom.
Splošne volitve v Kanadi m; bodo vršile v tem letu. Progre sivni farmarji, med katerimi Jr zadružno gibanje zelo razvito, se pripravljajo na odločilno po litično bitko. Postavili bodo svoje kandidate, da Jih bodo repre zentirall na važnih mestih in tako prisilili vlado na izvajanji! njihovega programa.
Rudar prosi pomlloščenja
Plttston, Pa. — Steve Men dola, rudar, ki je bil obsojen v zapor od Štirih do osmih let radi uboja Frank Agatija, urad nika rudarske unije. Je te dni naslovil prošnjo za pomilostitev. Mendola Je bil član komiteja, ki je prišel v urad unije, da pro-testira. Nastalo je pričkanje iti
v razburjenju Je ustrelil Agati-j*. ____
Delavska zakonodaja na Jugu
Raleigh, N. C. — Dva dečka, eden atar 16 let in drugi 16. ne bosta dobila nikake odškodnine za izgubo prstov na roki. Tako Je odločila državna industrijska komisija; "svoj odlok Je uteme-I j« vala na dejstvu, da sta dsčka delala drugo delo kot Jima Je bilo določeno v tovarni pohi štva. _______
iirif si «pri zahtevi koatpaaijo
Podal je svojo resigned jo, ker no delodajalci pritiskali nanj, naj nastopi proti stavkarjem
Elizabethton, Tenn. — (F. P.) — Serif J. M. Moreland je te dni podal resignacijo rajši kot pa da bi izvršil povelje tovarnarjev, ki so mu ukazali naj a-retira pikete, ki stražijo Bcm-berg-Glanzstoff tekstilno tovarno. Njegova resignaclja je sledila potem, ko je 76 "boljših" ljudi zahtevalo, naj ustavi piketiranje tovarne in aretira stav-karje.
"Prisiljen sem bil odstopiti," je dejal Moreland, "ker skupina tovarnarjev zahtevala od mene, da nasilno nastopam proti delavcem. Nadalje je izpovedal, da je tekstilna družba najela 76 deputijev, kakor hitro je bila napovedana stavka, da jih porabi proti stavkarjem.
Tovarnarji niso pričakovali, da se jim bo šerif, ki je do sedaj še vselej ustregel želji tekstilnih družb, zoperstavil in vsled tega skušajo potlačiti afero.
Paul Fuller, ki vodi stavko v imenu United Textile Workers unije, je odredil začasno prekinjen je s piketnimi aktivnostmi, da tako prepreči načrt tekstilno družbe, katere glavni namen je provocirati stavkarje, da lahko potem nastopi proti njim z oboroženo eilo, kot je to storila v zadnji stavki.
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Brezposelni oče ubil sina In ranil sebe. DrugI je udaril delovodjo-« železnim drogom
Chicago. — Thomas Cawley, 2729 E. 06 si., star 39 let, je zadnjo nedeljo zadavil svojega triletnega sinčka in potem si je pognal dve krogli v telo. Zdaj leži težko ranjen v bolnišnici v zaporu. Bil je dolgo časa brez dela in pred enim tednom je izginila njegova žena in ga pustila samega z otrokom.
Matt Lazzaretti, 2439 W. Grand ave., je bil v potideljek odslovljen od dela v Nil«* Centru. To ga je tako razkačilo, da je pograbil železen drog in z njim udaril delovodjo, ki ga Je odslovil. Delovodja se bori e smrtjo v bolnišnici, Lazzaretti je pa v zaporu.
ftabinec se zavzel za etevksrje
Philadelphia, Pa. — Rabine: Kdward L. Israel je obljubil denarno pomoč marionskim stavkarjem od svoje cerkvene organizacije. V pismu odpomočne-mu odboru je omenil, da ga J«! povest o trpljenju stavkarjev, katero je spisal Sinclair Lewis, tako pretresla, da se Je zavzel, da pomaga tekstilnim delavcem na Jugu.	^
3000 delavk zaatavkalo na Daa-akem
Kopenhagen. 16. marca —Tri-tisoč organiziranih delavk v Jeklarski industriji je saatavkalo za višjo meoklo. To Je prva lanska stavka na Danskem.
Acceptance for Mailing at apeelal rate of postage provided far la eectloa 1103. Act of Oct. 8, 1817, satkorlard oa Jaae 14, 1818.
iDelodajalcilso se podali
Obrnili so se na sodnika, naj prekliče Injunkcijo
Philadelphia. Pa.—(P. P.) — Osem oblačilnih tovarnarjev, ki so pred enim letom izposlovalt injunkcijo od sodnika Kirkpat-ricka, so te dni apelirali nanj, naj prekliče aodnijško prepoved. Injunkcija prepoveduje organi-zatorično delo med delavci iit piketiranje. Vsi tovarnarji so tu dni pristali v pogoje krojaško unije Amalgamated Clothin« Workers, akoprav so pred letom trdili, da bi unionisiranje njihovih delavnic povzročilo propast podjetij.
Injunkcija, katero je izdal sodnik Kirkpatrtok, je bila bazi-rana *ha neutemeljeni trditvi, dn so stavkarji kršili Shermanov protitrustni zakon in s tem ovirali meddržavno trgovino. Stavkarji so potem vlošill priziv na apelatno sodišče, ki je odločilo v prid krojaškim delavcem.
Krojaške družbe so kmalu spoznale, da ne bodo mogle operirati svojih dslsvnic s stavko-kazi. Ena za drugo so se potem odločile za podpis pogodbe s krojaško unijo. Tako se je spreme-nil a nekdanja ppenšaparska trdnjava v dobro organiziran unij-ski center. Tovarnarji so spoznali, da je dobro organizirana industrija, v kateri delajo spo-sobni unij'kt delavci, boljši pogoj za napredek podjetij kot pa odprta delavnica, v kateri so pred enim letom videli rošitev,
Oarkviia or|a«izaoija uroki lalaakallam
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Zahteva, 4a ne pred porotniki, predno more
New York. — (F. P.) — Federalni cerkveni svet se je na svojem zborovanju izrekel proti postopanju nekaterih sodnikov, ki izdajajo sodnljske prepovedi V industrijskih sporih na zahteve delodajalcev. Injunkcij, ki zabranjujejo mirno piketiranje, ne more nihče zagovarjati, ker so v direktnem nasprotju s pravico delavcev do kolektivnega pogajanja, pravi cerkveni svet v svoji izjavi.
V državi Wisconsin je vsaka peticija za izdanje injunkcije najprej predložena v razsodbo poroti. V skoro vseh ostalih državah ima ^sodnik neomejeno pravo izdajati sodsijske prepovedi proti delavcem. V večina slučajih je sodnik le orodje delodajalcev, katerim skuša ustreči in se pri tem ne ozira na pravice delavcev. Kompanije lahko im-I »o rt i rs Jo stavkokaze, da uganjajo nasilja nad stavkarji pod protekcljo avtoritet, ki pošljejo policijsko silo nad stavkarje.
REVOLTA DELAVCEV NA JUGU
Tkalci pri Beacon Blanket Co. zaalavkali
Hwannanoa, N. C. — (F. P.) — Tristo delavcev pri Beacoit Blanket Co. Je te dni zastavicah, ker Je drutbe uvedla nov sistem prlganjaštva in obenem Jim znižala mezde za pet odstotkov. V tem mestu Je vsč tekstilnih to varen In etavkarjl pričakujejo, da se Jim bodo pridružili tudi ostali tekstilni delavci.
Beacon Blanket Co. lastuj« veliko tekstilno tovarno v New Bedfordu, ki Je bilo v zadnjih dveh letih pozorlšč« velikih stavk. Nepokoj med delavci J« bil glavni vzrok, da Je družba zgradila svojo tovarno v ftwen-nanoi, kjer Je upala, da bo nemoteno izkoriščala delavca. V tem ae Je aeveda motila, ker so delavci v tem delu Južnih držav pokazali, da niso tako ponižnr kot Je družba pričakovala in so fte dvakrat revoltirail proti ek* ploatnciji.
GREEK SE JE PIIIRI2IL LEWIS8
Na Lewiaovi "konvenciji" v In-dlanapolinu je dejal, da v federaciji nI prostora za dve rudarski uniji
Indianapolia.—William Green, predsednik Ameriške delavskfe federacije in bivši tajnlk-frla-gajnik rudarske unije U. M. W. of A., je v pondeljek posetll Le-vvisovo "konvencijo" in iajavll, da federacija stoji za "redno ru darsko unijo", katero vodi Lewis in da bo pomagala "disclpli nirati" uporne rudarje, ki so v Springfieldu zadnji teden vzeli organizacijo v svoje roke.
Green je v avojem govoru ra bil Lincolnove besede: "Dom, razdeljen proti sebi, ne more obstati", nato pa rekel, da v Ameriški delavski federaciji ni prostora za dve rudarski uniji. Dejal je tudi, da zelo obžaluje, ker so nekateri voditelji rudarjev naredili razkol In a tem so si na kopali vsliko odgovornost.
Greens so vprašali, če bo federacija "disciplinirala" tudi Johna H. Walkerja, predsednika Illinotske delavske federacije, ki je zdaj tajnik reorganizirana rudarske unije. Odgovoril je, da o tem bo ranpravljala eksekutiva federacije. Lewlsovi "delegatje" so v pondeljek razpravljali, kako bi "kaznovali" voditelje spring-fiekiske konvencije In pridobili uporne unije za "redno" organizacijo, to je sa Lewisovo maši-no. "Konvencija" bo zaključena v četrtek.
Frapenskl poslanik zapustil Runi jo
Pariz, 18. marca. — Jsan Her-betfce, francoski poslanik v Moskvi, je dospel domov na "dolge počitnice". Odnošaji med Francijo ln sovjetsko vlado so še vedno napeti.
Opiral voditelj m Ji vrall v doaiovlao
Ameriške oblasti no ga Izgnala
Is dežele, ker se je udeleževal
aktivnosti za haitsko neodvisnost .
Port-Au-Prince. — (F. P.)— F. Jolibois se Je te dni vrnil iz pregnanstva v svojo domovino Haiti in prebivalstvo mu Je priredilo nsvdušen sprejem, Joll-bois Je bil vrien v Ječo po ameriških oblastih in Je bil posneje izgnan v Argentino, ker Je I. 1919-20 vodil gibanje proti ameriški mllitarlstičn! okupaciji in je bil njen najhujši sovražnik. Njegovi članki proti washing-tonskl vladi so razburjali latinsko Ameriko, ker Je v njih ostro bičal poato|>anje ameriških pomorščakov napram domačemu prebivalstvu.
Jolibois tudi v Argentini ni miroval. Pisal Je proti Ameriki kot prej in obeojal militari stično okupacijo na Haitiju. Ljudstvo na Haitiju se je zavze lo za svojega voditelja (n pričelo Izvajati pritisk na amerišk« avtoritete, naj Joliboisu dovoli jo povratek v domovini». Ker so «e oblasti bale. da ae Iz afere iz cimi nejevolja in odpor In spo-znale, da tudi pregnanatvo ni u-tihnilo kritike, so ae odločile, da Joliboisu dovolijo povratek.
Takoj po svojem povratku nn Haiti ae je Jolibois zopet postavil na čelo gibanja za neodvianoe-'. svoje domovine. Zahteval Je, di» se predsednika Bornoja, ki J« I" orodje waahlngtonSke vlade, odstavi in ae da ljudstvu priliko, da ae izreče za svojo vlado. Izja vil Je, ako ae to zgodi, bo prebl-valatvo lahko samo vsdrlavaio mir in red v deteti brez poaredo vanja ameriških oblasti, ki « s yojim tiranskim postopen j «mi razburjajo domačine in Jih silijo na upor.
.Varnostna naprava za f avte iznajdena
Denver, Colo.—Joe G. Shar-ron. kemijski Inženir v Den-verju, je isnašel In patentiral "plinsko masko" sa avtomobile, ki odatranjuje nevarnost zadušenja b ogljikovo klallno, katera izhaja Iz odvajalne cevi. "Maaka" je naprava, ki se natakne na omenjeno cev ln katera pretvori nevarno klallno v neškodljiv plin. Iznajdba Je velikega pomena, če «e obnese. ker prepreči smrtne nesreče v zaprtih garažah.
Organizirani d%-lavci protestirajo
Zahtevajo revizijo predloge o starostni pokojnini
New York.—(F, P.)—Revolts proti polovičnim mera.'n. katero zagovarja republikanska večina v državni leglslaturl glod« pred. loge o starostni pokojnini, Je postala očitna v nastopu državne delavske federacije in new-yorŠkega delavskega sveta, ki obsojata mrcvarjenje predloge.
Protestni akciji se Je pridru žila tudi Old Age Security asociacija, ki reprezentira tri milijone članov v državi New York. Te organizacije so ae odločile, da pošljejo posebno delegacijo v Al bany, Čije naloga bo izvajati pritisk na legialatorje, da amend!-rajo Mastlckovo predlogo tako, da bodo delavci, ki dosežejo starost 66 let, še delešnl maksimalne podpore $60 na msaec. Mas-tickova predloga pred vidu je starost 70 1st In 16 let bivanja v drŽavi, predno Je prosilec upravičen do podpore. "
DANIELS KRITI-ŽIRA POSTOPANJESOMSCA
V avojem llatu je priobčil članek, v katerem žigosa oproetltef morilcev delavke
NEWYOR&KI SOCIALISTI ZAHTEVAJO ODSTOP WHALENA
Policijski komisar, ki vidi v vsakem brezposelnem delavcu komunista, mora Iti
New York. — Norman Thomas, socialistični vodja, je 17. t. m. na čelu deputacije i)6 oseb poeetll župana Walkerja t zahtevo, da takoj odklovl policijskega komisarja Whalena, ki ae je proslavil s svojo brutalnostjo pri razbijanju shodov in demonstracij brezposelnih delavcev v New Yorku. Whalen Je začel gonjo proti komunistom in sploh vidi v vsakem brezposelnem delavcu "nevarnega boljševlka". Thorn aa je povedal županu, da Je Whalen nevaren Javnemu miru.
New York. — V torek Je prišla vest, da bo policijski komisar Whalen resigniral v par ted-nih.
Brezposelnost v Ht. Ixnilsu Hi. I/Ouls, Mo.—Ate vilo brez-poseinih še v^dno nsrašča in položaj delavskih družin Je obupen. Dobrodelne organizacije so prsoblotene s prošnjsml zs po* moč. Hodi se, ds je v tem mestu več kot 60,000 brezposelnih delavcev.
Smrtne nesreče pri delu v New 1 Yorku
New York. — Kkoro trinajst tisoč delavcev Je ubitih ali pohabljenih sa vae življenje pri delu v industrijah mesta New York. VsčJna smrtnih nesreC in (Njškodb bi se lahko preprlčl lo, ako bi delodajalci bolj skrbeli za varnostne naprave v svojih |M>dJetJih. pravi načelnik driav> lega delavskega biroja.
Mika mezda v tekstilni tovarni
Danville, Va. — Povprsčns mezda tekstilnih delavcev, ki ao upoalenl pri Kiverside 4 Dan l(iver Co. tekstilni kompanijl, Je $16 na teden. Družba js usta novlla kom pa ni J ako unijo, dii tako preprsči organiziranje svojih delavcev v pravi delavaki uniji.
Raleigh. N. C.—(F. P.)—Jo« soph Daniels, bivši član Wilso-novega kabineta In urodnlk dnevnika "News and Observer," v uvodnem Članku ostro obsoja postopanje sodišča, ki je opro« stllo kompanijske najetete, ki so napadli sUvkarje v Marlonu in ubili delavko Ello May Wlggln-sovo, mater šestih otrok.
Severna Karolina se lahko sramuje, pravi Daniels, svoje justice, ki pošilja delavske or-ganizatorje v večletni zapor, ob* onem pa oprošča morilce. Držav« Ijanl ne morejo Imoti nobenega spoštovanja do oblaoti, ki opro-ščajo morilce. Kila Wiggins, ki je bila brutalno najdena ln u* mor jena. leži sedaj v pozabljenem grobu na pokopališču. Njeni nedorastli otroci so bili Izročeni sirotišnici, ker po njeni smrti nI bilo rtobenega, ki bi skrbel za nje. Bila je navadna delavka, ki Je stopila v vrsto drugih delavcev v boju za svoje pravice. Bila je na poti, da se udeleši delavskega shoda, kar Je smatrala za svojo dolžnost. Morda je kdaj slišala o svobodi govora, tiska in zborovanja, kate« re pravice garantira ameriška ustava svojim državljanom ln verjela je vanje; v tem Je bila njena smola, ftelo ko Je bil oddan amrtnl strel ln se je zgrudila na tla, se je zavedla, da delavci * južnih državah nlmnje teh pravic,
Ella Wiggins ni napravila no« benega zločina. Nikdar nI sago* varjsla nasilja; njen edin pre-atopek je bil, ker Je z drugimi delavci vred pristopila v unija To Je bil "zločin," za katerega je morala plačati kazen s življenjem, njeni morilci pa so odšli nekaznovani is sodnijske dvorane.
Slapi nalftl v Loadoaa
i ^^ Jaasa
Apel na Muasolinija, naj ae odreče pariteti. Laborltl sahtavajo konec konfersnee
London, IS. marca. — Ameriški časnikarski poročevalci so Izvedeli, da Je francoski premi-Jer Tardieu dejal včeraj Mac Donaidu, da je Francija pripravljena zmanjšati svoje bojno bro-dovje na 600,000 ton pod pogojem, če Italija umakne svojo sa-htevo sa jiarlteto a Francijo Nato sta se domenila, da boeta angleški In francoski poslanik v Rimu apelirala direktno na Mus-«olinija, naj sprejme ta kompro-mia.	i f|1
J. M, Kenwortfhy, prominent« ni delavaki poslanec, Je sinoči v angleški zbornici pozival Mac Donalda, naj zaključi mornarič-no konferenco in iiošlje delegate domov, kajti zdaj je Jasno, da Je konferenca flasko In škoda Je, da bi delavaka vlada še nadalje tratila čas z lisjaki Četverih imperialističnih velesil.
ZeleznIAki klerkl zahtevajo šest urnik
Chicago. — Železniški klerkl pri Chicago l Kastern Illinois Halway Co., ki ao člani železni* šk< bratovščine, «o po svojih sa> stopnikih vložili zahtevo za uveden Je šest ur dela na dan. Po» ga jati j a med družbo in bratov* Ščlno so sedaj v teku, da se sprejme nova pogodbe. Htara pogodim Je |xHekla 14. marca. Klerkl bazirajo svoje zahteva za krajši delovnik na dejstvih sedanje brezpoaelnoati. Alu> s* uveljavi šesturnlk, pravijo, st bo brez (Miselnost med želesnlški-mi klerki mižala.
DRUŠTVENE VESTI
Ambridg». P».—Članstvu druSlvs it. 81: S«J« v tekočem letu ao fte prte*j dobro obiekavane. vendar pa n* tako, kot bi morala biti. Od »kuro 200 tla nov M ao moralo oej udeležiti v ta j 40% čUnstva. Na prihodnjo «ojo dno SI. marca so vabi vso ¿lañe. Imamo rediti vsi solo rain i h sadov. Ako rodno prihajamo na sojo, pokal«mo, da so v rosniei brigamo ta nafte dru-fttvo. Pri naftem dru it v u jo veé dru-Žin, da imajo po S—I «ano in vsak dobi a voj« uradno flaoilo. Priporočam vtem dotičnim. da »i prsikrbo dnevnik, mosto Mirih uradnih Izdsj. Dnevnik Prosveta prlnaia rstne po-učljivo élanko in spi»e Ur povesti, poteg sanimivih vesti is vseh krsjev ■veta In delavsko novice. Proaveta je na« dnevnik, sato bodi nafta dolžnost. da ra podpiramo, Buril, ki imate sine sli Mero, ds so dopolnili 1«. loto, dsjte Jih vpisat v novo sn-gleiko poslujoče drufttvo, ki bo taielo poslovati par dni po isidu Ugs liata. Kakor m sliftl, so bo takoj vplaalo fto precej novih mladih članov. Le tako naprej! Mi pa dajmo nafti mladini pogum ia navduftonjo Ur dajanako psmoi^-Uale t bernlk, predaednlk.
■ Ambridge, Pa.—Veem ¿lanom dru-fttva it. SS, ki saosUJajo s mesečnim ssesmentom, priporočam, ds poravnajo pred 16. marcem, da ne bo kak-ftnih sitnosti vslod auopensij. Tisti, ki se Isfovarjajo, da plačujejo le na sejah, naj bo povedano, da morajo sa U mesec plačati prej, kajti nafta aoja ae bo vrftUa ftele dne 11. marca, sad-njl dan sa plačanje mursments pa je to dae 26. marca. Vsak naj akrbi, da bo pravočasno plačal, nihče pa se naj ne sanafta name, ker jas ne bom sa nikogar plačal. Kako neki naj bi Jas as lagal sa kakftnih trideset članov? Ali je U mogoče? Vsak naj malo premisli, ps bo lepo prineael svoj saesment ob pravem času. Tsko bo najboljše sa vse In lsognili se bomo veem nepri likam. Vsak naj se saveda, da pri jodnoti ne pride v počtev kreda, ampak je treba plačati redno, ali pa mora blU pripravljen na poaledlce. Nikar ae ne jetiU, če ne plačaU asesmenU. V aiočaju bolesni ne dobi-U podpore, in Ukrat lui redo pride, da jo Ujnik tega kriv, v resnici pa Jo kriv vsak sam, ker ne plača saesmsn-ta.—Charlee f. (iraodoch. Ujnik. v
Bt. Lóala. Mo.—Opoaarjam ¿lans dhiMva ftt. 107 na sklop, ki je bil ■prejet na proftli meeečni soji, da se mera vsak član, ki ae moro plačati drufttveasga aseementa, sglaelU pri Ujalktt oeebno ali pismeno, da ne more plačati la da se savefte, da s prihodnjim aseementom plača drufttvu sa ločeni aaeament. Drufttvo bo v takih slučajih založilo t» ¿lañe, ki *> v finančni stiski, njihov aaeament le sa ea meeec ia ne več. ZepomaiU si U, da se ne boU jesili pot*m, ako b* hauri uapendlran. Tajnik ne n re sa nikogar aalagati, kajti tudi on jo brsa dela áe dalj časa. Natnaniarr., da se bo na prihodnji seji oddalo električni likahiik. Potrebne fttevtlkr dobite pri tajniku. Zato pa vsi ns redno sojo dne 6. aprila. Veaka ftte-vilka stane le lOc. Na avldenje dne «. spri U!—Ciril Medved, tspisnlkar, MSI Leona atreet, St. I»ul», Mo.
Clcero. III.—člane drvfttva ftt. 441 polivam, da se ude lete prihodnje seje, ki ae vrči v peUk, 21. marca, priče-tek ob S. svečer. v navadnih prostorih. Na dnevnem redu bo večnih sadov, med njimi glasovanje o iniciativi ta aUroatno tavarovanje. Člane prosim, ds na prihodnji seji vrnejo neprodane vstopnice od nafto sadnje tabeve, da bomo lahko napravili čisti račun.
Dolžnost vseh članov je, da prihajajo redno na seje in Um ukrepajo ia debatirajo o stvareh, ki so vsine ta drufttvo in jednoto.
John i. Koren, Ujnik.
V ZAMENO ALI MA PRODAJ
Imuni'» večja AUvilo proetorov "Soft drink" s prodajo mehkih pijač v Msifltovvoe In Bhrt>oygsn Countlee. cens je od $4,600 do 117,000. Se ta-menja ti poalopja v BhebojganP sli sa n»aJ« farme v Shebojrgan okraju. Za pojssnila oglasiU se pri:
Graase—TrUnberger Lofa Co., 1420 Kentiicky Avenue, Hheboygan, Wia.
develend. O.—Natnanjam ¿lanom dru ftt va it. 131, da aem se podpisani preeslil na naslov 1030« Reno ave. Obenem počivam vse člane, da se v vačjem lUvilu udeločujejo drufttve-nih sej Ur da pravočasneje plačujejo asesment. Kjer ja več članov pri eni hifti, naj pride vsaj eden na sejo. Drugače pobiram aaeament vsakega 2t.. in 23. v mesocu. Prosim vse ¿lana, da U upoftUvsjo.
ioseph Fabjančlč, Ujnik.
Ver ona, Pa. — Natnanjam ¿lanom drufttva it. 216 SNPJ, da sa vsi ude-leie It redne seje, ki se bo vriila a članatvom drufttva M. 602 HBZ, pod vodstvom odbors Nsrodnsga doma v nedeljo dne 21. marca ob 2, pop. v Isti dvorani, kjer ae vrie redno seje. PrldiU vsi. Ukreniti imsmo telo vsine «tvari^—Odbor.
Akron, O. — Natnanjam ¿lanom drufttva it. 636, da se bodo od sedsj naprej seje vriile vsako 1. nedeljo v mesecu, in sicer v klubovih pro-štorih v Slovenskem narodnem domu, 114 So. MunriieaUr nt, Kenmore diet., Akron, O.
John Mlsltlgfc, Ujnik.
WUIaek. Ps.—Ns seji druitvs it. M dne 1. msrca je bilo sklenjeno, da drufttvo ne bo ta lagalo saeamenU ia svoje blagajne ta Člane, kaUrl pravočasno no plačajo. V obratnem slu čaju bom primoran suspendirati vaa kega.—John Dolenc. Ujnik.
RAD BI IZVEDEL za naslov mojega prijatelja Louis ZnidaršiČa, s katerim sva bila skupaj v Huntington, Ark., leta 1913-1B14, od tam je lel v Kansas. Ako kateri rojak ve njegov naslov, prosim, da mi to javi, ako bo pa čital on sam ta oglas naj se mi javi na naslov: Rudolf Sile, 511 Summit it., Joliot, 111.	(Adv.)
Brs»asville, Pa. Članstvu drufttva it. SPI natntnjam, da sem bil podpisani aa proftli seji isvoIJen tajnike« toge drufttva. To naananil» velja v prvi vrsti tistim, ki niso bili na v toč i na proftli seji. Kar se tiče tajnikovanJe. poiljiu vse ns moj našlo*. Uljudno pro« i m vso člane, ds redno In pravočaano plačajo asesment Ur da se udeleže drufttvene seje vsaj enkrat vsake tri mesece. Jas se bom ravnal etrogo po pravilih v vseh aal. rib. Is mojega ieps ne bom sa nlko gar aa lagal. PlačaJU redno In odele-iuju aa eejel Moj naslov: Matthew Ksjfet. Bos 102. U Belle, Pa.
Maiibe« Ks|fes, ujnik.
Zahvala
Lyons, III. — Dne 1. marca je priredilo društvo Geo. Washing ton Št. 270 SNPJ pustno veselico, katera Je bila dobro obiskana, slasti od strani Hrvatov, katerih je bilo pribliino 7« odsto. Nastopil Je br. Vincent Cainkar, gl. predsednik SNPJ, kateri je v kratkih besedah orisal Slovensko narodno podporno jedijpto ter vabil navzočo mladino, da pristopi k SNPJ. Rekel je. da je vese-lo presenečen, ko vidi toliko maso hrvatskega naroda na tej za bavi In jih je prisrčno poadra vil.
Ns tem mestu izreksmo zahvalo br. Cainkar ju, ker se je odzval našemu povabilu in s tem {»omagal, ds je bila tolika vdele žba. Ravno tako se zahvalimo vsem tistim, kateri so bili navzoči In so na kak drugi način pomogli, da je bil uspeh nepri ■•skovalo dober.-VenelUni odbor.
i. O. —Drufttvo ftt. 163 veselico dne IS. sprils v U. thuaian dvorani. 61S Franklin ave Prosi ae vee člane naftega drtifttvs, da ae veaellce udeleftr, mladi In aUri. tTljudno vsbimo vae KI lin je in oddaljene rojake, ds pridete in pripeljite a eeboj ftene in dskleta ter prijatelje in tasnee. Igrala ko isvratna godba. VaUpnlna ta moftke 60r. ftene in dekleta so prnate vatopnine. Veaellčnl odbor bo prrakrbel najboljfto vaeetran ako poatreftbo Pokstlmo, da amn v reeaici ta napredek nafega drufttva In Jsdnot» ter ae udslsčims vaselir« v obilnem ftUvllu val. Ksčetsk vea» lice točno ob 7. svečer. Na avldenj* dne N sprils'
Preah lUraga tajnik.
Claridge. Pa.-Vae /lan*- drufttva ftt 7 vabim da sa udelefe seje dns 4 e pnla. p.KUno bo p<»rotilo zadnje ve-i aelles In račun I«ms4 ISO tlsnov se1 je veselice udolelilo kom* j 46 član», la bilo je alabo vrern» ps je veeelics kljub umu dobro ispadla. Claai, ki nisU fte ispolnili glaaovnlc* ia jih isaate na domu. prinealte jih s eeboj na eeje dae « aprila KAm fts ni gla so val, lahke u atori.
i oba Mf-afcrmsk. Ujnik
Roskiagham. Pa. la urada drui-tva M. MP. Rit«, Pe Natnanjsn« sklep Uga druitva. da ae bodo od asSaj naprej a*jo vvftile vsako I as 1 doljs. frticnrm nsenanjsm. 4s js biv M predsednik br. Frank Koe past JI arad U> na *)sgovo mesto da* 1. marca bU lavoljea br. Miks Bisa-kovV ris m aa) to nasnantlo upoit vaio. Man i« /«!*«, tajnik.
I ji Ha Inke vesti
U Salle, III.—Ne vem, kaj je ttmu vzrok, ds le redko kdaj vidim kakften dopis Is nsAe naAe naselbine. Glavni vzrok bo menda slabe delavake razmere. Vsak najhitreje prem Ulju je na pri hodnjost, kdaj zopet nastopijo boljfti časi za delavce, kod jih i mamo st*daj. Vseeno sem se |ia jaz namenila poročati nekaj veselih novic iz te naselbine. Dne 26. februarja 1.1. sta si obljubila tskonsko zveatobo Iz uglednih druiin dobro znana, ienln in sin mr. in mrs. Frank Mali, neve rta je pa hči mr. In mrs. Hubert Dularjevih; mlademu paru telim obilo sreče v novem iivljenskem stsnu. Dolgi predpustni čss Je |M>tekel; imeli smo psr ma*ke-radnih veselic v S. N. Domu. ki so ie dovolj dobro izpadle. Omeniti morsm tudi, ds ae Je I41-ssllčsnov ta predpust večkrat pri Jelš dobra volja in ao večkrat prav polteno presenetili marsikatero oaelMi s tako imenovanimi Surprise Party.
France« Ksrsr. U Sslle. III.
V NAJEM SE ODDA HI&A
z vsem j>ohlfttvom za malo druli-no. Oglasite ae na naslov: 7227 Roland st., Detroit, Mich.
PRODAJAM
Zago (pllano), mline in zidano poslopje vae pod enim krovom, poleg je tudi 5 sobna stanovanjska hiña in 14 laneov zemlje in vse je ob reki Kupi-Severin na Kupi blizo Karlovca. Za ceno in drugo obrnite se na naslov: Dragutin Časni, 3317 Edsel street, Detroit, Mlch.
BIOBVIT*
SREDA, 19. MARCA.
SEZNANITI SE 2ELIM
z žensko, samsko ali vdovo, v starosti 60 ali več let. Naj bi bila vitke rasti in dobrs kuharica brez otrok; delo bo imela samo z menoj. Ako se bova sporazumela, jo tudi poročim. Za več pojasnila in sliko pttite na spodnji naslov. Tajnost jamče-na. Joe Samec, 444 Fulton st., Fresno, Calif.—(Adv.)
Richard J. Zav«rMk
LAWYER B. Central Pk.
PRALNI DAM
nI več dan trdega dela, Torent avtomatični pralni stroj Je rečll ionska U suinostl na dan perila. Nobonlh aitnoati s strojem, da bi trgal obleko, ns plina, ne električne nevarnosti, nobene posebne sile. Toronto* av-tomstični pralni k se prileie v vsak pralni koUl in Uia le sedem funtov. Ne v tame skoro nič prostora. Cena Ja samo 10.76. PoilJtU nam U oglas In omenjano vsoto v pofttnem ali eksprsaoem Money Order all pa go-Uv denar v priporočenem pismu na naalovt Torent Sales Co., Room 116, Lyceum Bldg., Ill Penn ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Potrebujemo ioatopniks, | agente.—(Adv.)
SPREMEMBA
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ANTON ZORN IK
12X1—Herrn laie, Pa.
PROLETAREC
ja slovensko glasilo soelslisti-«se strsnke v Ameriki. Vsak delavne in rojak Id se sanlata ta soclalisem, bi ga moral redno čl tati, ker vsm kai«
pravo sliko aoclalisma.
Nsročnina tnala 13.00 na lato, $1.75 na pol lata.
Naalov: PROLETAREC. isai w. Mth st. .
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SPOMLAD JE TUKAJ!
Spomlad se prične 21. marca, ampak prvi dnevi pomladi so navadno vedno mrtll in Vi ishko prenaseU mrtle U-dne le, ako je vai ilvot Ukorekoč fte-letne narsvl proti bolesnlm. Zs Uke alučaje ja
TRINERJEVO GRENKO VINO
najboJJie adrevilo. Ako Je vai fteMec v dobrem sUnju. potem vsa ilvot ima dovolj nurfi ubraniti se spomlsdsaake bolpanl. Trinerjrvo grenko vino spravi vai iolode<- v pravi tir, drii čistega, pomaga prebavi in varuje pred taba-1 «snoatjo. Vacmiu ga redno v malih kdlčinah. eno iličko pol ure pred jed>| Jo. Začnite fte danea! V vseh lekar-l nah. Vsorer dohiU od Jos. Triner Co., 1133 S. A ah lami Ave., Chlcago,
KPPON ZA RRKZPLAfNI VZORKt
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Schmuck, član druitva it. 368 S. N. P. J., Portage, Pa. Meseca novembra 1929 je neznano kam izginil, iskali smo ga po vseh naselbinah v katerih ae je on preje nahajal ali brez uspeha. Cenjene rojake, ki ga poznajo prosim, naj me blagovolijo obvestiti, če bo pa sam čital ta oglas naj se nemudoma javi na moj naslov: Frank Zaman, tajnik dr. fit. 868, Box 101, Puritan, Pa.	(Adv.)
TRA&M
rodjaka Joe Turak-a doma iz s la Turki k. br. 18, občina Kastav, koji seje nalazio pred 4 ill 5 go-dina v Canton u, Ohio. Molim ga, da mi se javi, isto molim Čitate-lje Prosveta, da ga opopore o toj potragi, ne tražim ga radi zla, nego za dopisovanje. Anton Tu* rak, 806 West llth atreet, John-, ston City, IH.	(Aidv.)
NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
Z žalostnim srcem naznanjam sorodnikom, znancem in prijateljem iirom Amerike, la v stari domovini tuino vest, ds Je nemila smrt pretrgala alt iivljeaja mojemu nepasabnemu očmu la očetu.
JURIJ PODBREGARJU
Umrl je 22. Jsa. 1110 po dolgi In mučni boletni ndttuhi In ta pljučalea v Columbua bolniinlcl. kjer ae je nahajal tri tedae. Doma je bil It St. Vida pri Lukovici na Goreajekem. pe domača pri Blaie. Rojen je bil 10. avgusU 1161 torej sadaj aUr 11 let. Bil je 21aa druitva it. 202 8NPJ In druitva M. 131 JSKJ. Prav lepo se tsbvallm vsem, ki eo ga obtekali v bolesni, ob njegovi smrti ia vse«, Id sa ga apremiH na njegovi sadajl poti na pokopaMMe. Upa hvala fcs dsrovaae vence sledečim drailnam: John ia Charles Laviea, Prelšviek, Stemberger, Semen, Anderson. Moie. Parcfcea, Clemencich. Stimsc, Mohar. Otonlč, McCarthy. Waugh, Cor. Ja-vorn!k, R. Richter in Mondlk, kakor tadl druitvu lt. III JSKJ In it. 212 8NPJ ss kraane vence. Srčna hvala bratu Johnu Loeoinu in njegovi soprog, ki sU prlila Is Batu, Mont., k pogrebu. Na)-lepia hvala vsem. ki so dali avto ia brosplačne vosill ob sprevada. Lepa hvala sMrrstu Ixmls Piku sa ginljlv govor ob odprtem grob«. Dragi olo, odftli ste od nas ta vedao ln dokončali ste svojo truds-polno pot Mf Jenis, lahka aai Vam bode smerliks zemlja. Počiva |tc v miru: Na Vs» grob bomo sadili cvetlico in jih tallvall t načimi solsami» nad anomin na Vaa bade obUl sa rodno v neMh arcih. Pokojnik, tspuftčs tuksj psstorko- In nečska Rev. Paul Pod-br^rsrla v JollHu III.. braU in več eorodalkov v aUri domovini. —Žs hi loči asUll: Mary Lnsin In druilna v Great Falls. Mont.
Na prodaj MU i« poststva u trgovina
če ImaU prazno loto in jo želite tamenjati ta hiio, oglasiU se pri nas. Imsmo sledeča posestva na prodaj:
Na Oreen Ave.—6 sobna hlfta s kopalličem, velika klet in furnace gor-koU ss 16160, takoj ja plačati 1600.00.
Ns Besrd Ave., bliao Fort St.—1 sobna hiia, gorkoU na paro, od tadaj Je 6 sobns hlis, lota meri 96x186, cena $0,000.00, damo pogoje.
It opeke tldsns, ta dve druiini, dve 6 sobns hlis, tri leU eUra, ttaklrana ulica, vse moderno vrejeno. Cens Je 110,800.00, takoj je plačaU samo 12600.00.
Ns Wstermen Ave.—It opeke tldsno poelopje, narejeno ta trgovino, spodaj in zgoraj 6 aobno sUnovsnje. To se zamenja is loU ali ta retidenčno hlio.
Na Reiamsn Ave. (to je ulica, kjer iiv*e Slovenci).—6 sobns hiia, vse-skoti klet, parna gorkoU, kopalnice, garais ta dve kari. Cena ssmo $0,900.00, na lahke obroke.
Vsa U poseatva se nahajajo na West Side, Detroit, Mich., blito Slovan, akegs Doms. kjer Je naseljenih akupno največ Slovencev.
Imamo tudi nekaj dobrih farm bliso DetrolU t vsem orodjem in opravo, ali ps brez orodjs in oprsve, kakor kdo iell.
OglasiU se osebno ali pa piiite v slovenskem jeziku na naslov:
FRED G. ACKLEY COMPANY.
6440 W. Fort Street, Detroit, Mich.	Phoae Cedar 2062.
Mi emo ie 20 let na enem ia iaUm proatoru.
Edina slovenska nrarska in zlatarska trgovina
v Mllwaukee, Wis.
Pepravlb ar, tlatalno. srehralae In gramofonov.—Dola jem ¿eno. ■slogi Imam vedno najnovejie Columbia g rt m ofenake ploiče la
plan« role v vseh jesikik.
VINCENT GOLU arar in zUUr
474 National Ave.	Tel. Ran. 2241	Mlhraakee, Wla.
NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
dloboko potrtega srca naznanjamo aorodnikom, prijateljem m znancem, da je krute usoda, amrt, vzela aaiega ljubega sina,
ALBERT PAUKOVICHA
Rojen je bil aa Su per i or, Wyo^ 190«. Njegovo sadajc delo je bilo pri UtiHty Tree EaperU Aesoc. v Kockford, III., in dne 7. februarja 11S0 je padel it nad 30 čevljev visoke leetvice in je umrl kmalu ta Um, brez da bi priiel več k zavesti. Pokopan je bil 16. februarja t. L v Rock Spriags, Wyo., po kstolldkem obredu na Sv. Joftefa pokopaliiču. Tem potom ae prav lepo zahvalimo vsem, Id ae podarili kraaae vence In cvetlico ia veem, ki eo nam pomagali st Časa éaloeti In nesreče naie. Lepa hvala vsem, ki so g e obiskali ob mrtvaikem odru ia vsem, ki so se udeležili pogreba. Tebi, dragi sin, pa iclimo, počivaj v miru in lahka naj TI bode smeriika zem-IJIca. OeUnei nam v vodnem spominu.—Žalujoči ostali: Aatoa la Julija Paskovich, sUrlés; WUliam in Kdward. brata; Msry, Sophie, Fiances, Annie, Blaie to Antonia Peukovich, sestre. Rock Springs, Wyo.
NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA!
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B tuinim sraani nataanjam sorodnikom, znancem Is prijateljem islastim vast, 4a Ja nemila saurt v tela življenje mojemu nadvse ljubljenemu soprqgp la očetu.
JOE KLAVŽARJU
Usui Ja 11. februarja 1110 ob pol ase aro sjatraj in v lilljri., Rojen ja bil 26. 1
sicer sa
ta rakom v želodcu. Rojen ja bil 26. feb. 1871 jr Reihenburgu aa Spodaje-ÔUjerskem la ob smrti star 61 let, 11 Maaaeov la U dai. V Ameriki jo bil 21 let. Pokopan je bil po civilnem obredu, kakor si je sam želel in sicer na SUaaton Mémorial Park. Dolžaoet me veže tahvaliti aa vsem snsncem ia prlja-teljem aa daao pomoč ob uri žalosti, ta oblake v njegovi bolesni ia ob mrtvaikem odru. Posebno hvalo Itrekam ta prva pomoč drailnam: Bartol Jakoi, Joe Rcnchof in mrs. Alič. Lepa hvala ta kraene podarjene vence In sicer v prvi vrsti draitvu it 242 SNPJ, katerega član Je bil, sa dva venca, enega ta spomin kot ustanovitelju toga draitvs. Nadalje hvala sa darovaae vence: Mr. la mrs. John Sterle, mr. in mrs. John AllČ, mr. in mrs. Bartol Jakoi, mr. la mra. Joe Renchof, mr. In mrs. Fraak Perviniek, mr. Anton Buchar. mr. in mrs. Bsrtol Vertoviek it Uviagetoaa, I1L, ta dsro-vanl denar radi venca, mr. In mrs. John Kraluc, Glllesplc. 111.. in mofims dvema alnevama ln hčeri. Torej ie enkrat srčns hvala veem skapaj, ki sto se ndeioiili pogreba in ta avtomobile, vsem is Stountoim in okolice. Tebi, dragi soprog in oče, ps iellmo, počivsj v miru la lahka aaj Ti bode amerlftka temlja; oetanei nam v spomina do konca aaiega živileaja.—Žalujoči ostali: Marija Klavžar, sonrogs; Joe Jr. ip John Klavžar, aiaa; Helen, omožena Pleterski. hti; val v Btauntoa, 111.	■	I

Ako imate loto stavbifiče plačano v Youngstown, Warren, Girard, Sharon, Cleveland ali Lorain, Ohio, vam mi zgradimo ' hišo za vaa, ali pa jo vzamemo mi v oskrbo, da jo prodamo ali damo v najem za vas. Spremenite va&e prazno posestvo v posestvo, ki vam bo prinašalo denar. Ves denar, ki ga potrebujete, je le $500.00, mi "vam preskrbimo vse ostalo. Dajte nam kontrakt sedaj in tako si prihranite denar.
Mi tudi zamenjamo vašo prazno loto za zgrajeno hišo.
Imamo tudi nekaj farm blizo mesta, kjer lahko delate tovarni in ob istem čaau živite in skrbite za vašo farmo.
PRILIKA
Farma 128 akrov zemlje, 8 sobna iz opeke zidana hiša, v dobrem stanju, druga poslopja, itale, 14 krav, 2 konja, dohodki z mlekom prinašajo $200.00 mesečno, blizo mesta, mlekarski atroji in drugo potrebno orodje, vse skupaj stane samo $16,500.00.
Imamo tudi nekaj farm blizo mesta, malih in velikih, ns prodaj. Moderno vrejena 6 sobna hiša in en aker zemlje v Warwood, W. Va. Se zamenja za poslopje v mestu.
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Glasovi iz naselbin
Skapaa potovanja
O temlja? taka) ai nam ugrabila najdražje?
C las iz Chisholma
Chisholm, Minn. — PazmH>re-biram dopise iz naselbin, <£er se ie kdo kaj I oglasi, ali iz Chisholma pa ni in ni dopisa. Več članic me je ie vprašalo, kaj da je z nami, ker se tako malo o-tflaSamo. Vzrok je ta: vsaki rajši čita kakor piše in tako je tudi z mano. V glaBilu je pa tudi dovolj lepega gradiva od vaeh strani, posebno pazno zasledujem kolono naši odri, kjer vidim kako se društva zanimajo za veselice in igre ter druge prireditve v korist društvom.
Naše društvo Lilija v vrtu št. 322 SNPJ priredi igro "Vdova Rošlinka" dne 27. aprila, toliko drugim društvom na znanje. Vas prosimo, da ne bi prirejate veselic na ta dan. Več o- tem drugič» . __
Z delom gre bolj počasi. Dosti ljudi je brez dela, veliko jih je šlo pa tudi drugam sreče iskat. Delodajlci obtjubujejo, da bo boljše, pa pride mesec okoli in tudi leto pa je zmiraj slabo. Oni si pa le mislijo, "če smo obljubili, saj niemo še dali". Ampak upanje la imejmo, da za slabim pride dob'ro.
Jubilejna kampanja je še dva tedna, članice potrudimo se! Na agitacijo za SNPJ.
Da smo slovenške žene, to vedo vsi ljudje, da smo SNPJ članice smo ponosne, povemo me.
Chicago je naš pristan, ker ves jednotin urad je tam. Ce hočeš dostop do nas imeti, znak SNPJ moraš imeti.
Slovenska dekleta in žene, ki še niste naše Članice, do 31. marca je jubilejna
kampanja,
do takrat se vpišite.
Pomisli, žena in dekle, ko članica naša nisi še: ko ponoči boš sanjala kedaj znak SNPJ boš imela.
Zjutraj vprašaj uradnico, da ti pove vso resnico, če si sposobna ali ne, da vstopiš v naše ti vrste.
Zatorej članice vso na ggtftacijo in pridobimo novih članic. Za sedaj naj zadostuje, mogoče drugjč kaj več.
Mary Smoltz, tajnica.
rani na 55. cesti in National a ve. Kdor rad pleše, naj pride v dvorano že ob 2. popoldne. Igrala bo dobro znana Martinškova godba. Večerni program prične ob pol 8. zvečer, ko naši člani uprizore igro "Carodejna briv-r.ica", v igri "Postrešček Nac« na zasliševanju" pa nastopijo čiani društva Sloge št. 16 SNPJ iz Milwaukee.
Kolikor ml je znano, sta obe igri jako smešni in vloge so vse v dobrih rokah. Lo presenetimo jih z obilim poaetom, saj vstopnina je samo 50c za osebo. Slišala sem tudi, da bodo imeli v kleti nekaj izvrstne "robo", nc vem kakšne. Bo menda najboljše, da gremo sami pogledat. Zato pa na svidenje v nedeljo!
Članica društva št. 104.
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Vabljonl sts, da ss pridružite snema od sledečih potovanji
tO. ■tarča.—Vellkeoočno potovanj«
ns Impoaantnem francoskem brtoparniku s neprekosljlvim III. rasrsdom -III« d« Franc«, kt js aaradi ivsjs vsestranske popolnosti sailovsl pri potnikih vith rasredov. III. raared d« Ljubljane..'. $117.28
III. rasred do Trita......... 108.10
Return-karta do Ljubljane... 810.00
Return-karta do Trsta...... ! 78.00
N« odlašajte s priglasitvijo aa potovanj«.
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Neprobitns t «ins megle nil«« áalaati j« sasealiia naé skromni domek, k« ee naa j« po telefonu obveatilo o ailni nesreči, ki a« j« pripetila dne 88. febr. 1*80 ab 8:80 ajutraj na šclcsaiškcm krlšlštu, ko ae j« v avta a avojim aaročencem vraéala domov is društven« aabav«, v svoji 18 letal dobi., smrtno ponoarečila mi» nad vae ljubljena hčerka, »tiroma aeatrlca
Mildred Emilija Vidrloh
Mlad« poknjnlca je bila telo aktivna tlanica avojega mlsdinskegs druitva "Friendly City" št. 884 8NPJ, katerega je bila uatanovna članica, v potnejieni iunu ta Je veaelo pripravljala na akorajšnjo poroko ■ avojim taročencem Frank Jakobetom. katere«« je v avojl i lat I ljubem! neitmerno ljubila; dovršila je t odliko višje šole in triovaki tetaj, pole« tega te je mno|o ukvarjala « fodbo in petjem ln poaebej še v modernem goapodinjatvu, v katerem a« j« udejatvovala biti vtor mlad« slovenske lene. Kila j« na široko potnana v tukajánjem meatu in po avoji skromnosti in nelnooti t«h> priljubljena. V dokat nam je to. da jo je na Uaoče ljudi vaeh narodnoati objokovalo ob njeni kratil Hft avtomobilov a akoro 1000 ljudi ji je aledilo na njeni tadnji poti It hile áaloati na mlrodvor. Pritorl ločitve ao nepo. pialjivi. Pole* domačih, aorodnikov, njenih prijateljic ter aobratov In aeatrie njenes« druitva "Friend-ly City" je bila enotna želja ohraniti jo med aeboj, pa teprav mrtvo, /.sroallo «e je sleherno oko tiso. ¿er« m notice, ki ji je v aočutju poklonila nad 80 krasnih in dragocenih vencev, tri polne voaove cvetjs jI je »ledllo, nešteto aoialjnih brtojavk In piaem, ki Se vedno pribsjsj«. ao nam hladilni obkladkl m naš« neitmerne r«Se tužnostl, kl bodo amale netaceljlv«.
Iskrena dolžnoat naa vele. ae natem meatu najprvo aahvalltl našim dobrim aoaedom, kl — prvi pritekli in Junslko akrbeli ta va« naa ob tej brltki novici; nepotabna «ahvala članicam ¿enakega druitva "Naša Slows" št. «00 SNPJ in mladim članom "Friendly City" M. HS4 HNPJ, ki so prevseh v oakrbo vae. Cesar se tmore, icnar bi aami nikdar ne tmogli. v prvi vrati: Mrs. Terealjl (Jlevsch, ite« faniji Zalsr, Ivani Dimití, Pauline Zore, Mary t'hmar. Juati Znldarslch, Hophljl Ushha, Frances In Ter. Miklauclc, Alice Deželan. Jom. Culkar, bratom Kovanaek ln vaem drugim bratom ln sestram obeh imenovanih društev, ter drugim prijateljem, kl so prečuii cele noči in storili vse. česar so tmogli, da so nam lajšali nsšo tugo in gorje.
Vence ao poklonils druitva: "Friendly City* ŠU84 8NIM, "Naša Sloga" št. «00 HNPJ." "Motham ški Slovenci" (naselbina, aranž. Klale Dimita, Genevie Pucel, Mary (¡randa and Uulae (iranda), "Bon Airaki Slovenii" št. 284 SNPJ, M. 108 88PZ in "Hon Airakl l.ovci|M val trije Ii Don Air. Štev, 888 SNPJ in št. 900 SSPZ, oba It Tire llill, ter drufttvo "Vrtni raj" Št. 174 8NPJ v Krayn, P«.
Družine in paMametniki: Chicago: Frank Zaiti, Cha«. Pogorelec. Anton Harden In družine Ud«* vich. Cleveland: Druáine Zelle. Sitter, Pengo, Sternen. Frsnk Vldrlch in Fr. Usar. Lorain, Ohio: Stanley Rusa. Johnstown: (Druáine in poaameiniki): Joaeph Male, John Korelti, Jakob Ouhadohilk. mlaa Mary ITntek. Toni Zakrajšek, druiins John (Jabrenja, Frank Zalar, John Ungerholc. Ksvlek-Znl-darsich, Toni Vidrich. Msrtln Lovko, Doctor Riesky, Anton Ckmar, Joseph (ilevseh, Anton Dime«. Frank Zalar (Tennerville), mra. Tonec (Thomss Floriatinjs)). Park llilli Frank Podhoy, Frank Kosa, Frank fciti. Jakob Kos«, mra. Jennie Komb, John Turaich, mra. Zabric, Jerry Lovko. Ron Air: John Jakobe Jr.. A «ton Jakobe, John Jskobe Sr., Frank Jakobe (tsročenec), Joseph Rregar In Joseph Perhne. Tire llill: Jakob Street, Josip Zupsn. Franklin: Andrej Ivantif. Krayn i Frank Naglich. Maple Ridge: druilna Cerv.
Ni nam mogoče naveati imena vseh posametnih tnsncev In prijateljev, kl so nam poslali sošsljne brzojavke in pisnis, ker nsm proator ne dopušča. Sprejmite na tem meatu naše srfno sahvalo vsi skupsj.
Ni nam mogoče navesti Imena poasmetnlkov, kl so rsdevolje dali svoje avtomobile ns rstpolago, prišli ste od hlitu in od daleč in pomsgali povellfati apomin ljubljene deklice. Tudi Vam vaem ns tem meatu, aepoiabljivo zahvalo.
Hvala sorodnikom družine Vidrich It Urala, Ohio, Franku Uaar In drullnl, Frsnk Vldrlchu, t or aodrugom Uuls Zorkotu in F.dward Rraniaelju, kl ste prišli I« Clevelands ae poalovltl od nje In asš tolažiti. Frank Obréis It Cuddy, Pa., ko al prišel v tadnjem momenta, ko al Uvedel, ds si ae poohivll s svolo drullso od nje, ki Vas Je tako rada Imela.	,
Možnost Je. da smo katerega lipustill Is tega nainanila. uverjenl bodite, ds skoro nI naša krivda, ako se Je to pripetilo. Hvalelnost ta Vaše aofutje nam bo oetala sa vedno v apomlnu.
Pogreb jO vodil nal tnanl pogrebnih mr. Msrtln Raretlntlč In prisnati moramo, da j« stoHI ksr Je bilo v njegovi moči. da je rasvrstll to ogromno povorko nadvae vtorno In laslull pritnsnje.
Iskrena hvala "Slovenski Mosborn < i od bi," kl je prišls prostovoljno In )! v slovo seigrsls as 4o«u in na mirodvpru poslednle iakwtlnka; enako kvartetu Slov. Pev. In Itobr. društva llled ss v srce segajočo ns grobnico. Rratu Culkarju. predsedniku "Friendly City" In sestri Annie P. Kr sins ta lepe poslovilne geVore pred odprtim grobom In končno veem^^ite Jo oblakaII In ae udelešlll pogreba, bodi Vam Iskrena hvals!	PPI^^1*
In TI, drago bitje, kl a| ae veaelllo pomladnegs aolncs flvljenja, nam sedaj lellš v groba, ne sliši» več naše vtdlhe po Tebi. Mildred! Tvo| grob bodi ns* sHsr.
t.slnločl «etSli: Andrej In FranMška Vldrlch, starši; Iren« a»atrlr*i llenrlk, bratec: Frssk Jakobe. taroč«n«e.	V Johnatownu, P«., ds« 8, msrca 1880.
I. majs.—Msjako potovanje na inanem priljubljenem in sedaj še pre* novljenem francoskem brtoparniku— Psrla, kojega tretji rasrod J« nekaj posebnega. Priglasite se čim prej ln si tsgotovlta mesto, kolikor prej, toliko bolje sa vas.
III. rasred do Ljubljen.....$114.73
lil. rasr«d do Trsta...,..... 108.80
Keturn-karta do Ljubljane____ 100.00
Rerun-karta do Trsta.,.......177.00
18. maja.—Potovanje direktno v Trat na novi veliki in hitro motorni ladji—-Vuteenla, kl Ima najmodernejše naprave tudi v tretjem rasre-du. Samo 18 dni do Trsta. To potovanje je priporočljivo slasti sa av-tomoblliste, kl lahko vsamejo svoje "kare" seboj, dalje sa velike druži-ne s malimi otroci, In iploh ss vse, kl ljubijo daljšo vožnjo Ia slikovitost Sredos. morja. Priglasilo se j« A« ve« avtomoblllstov. Priglasit« se š« VI.
II. staja se nudi potnikom sope« «lavni II« še Fraaee. 8. jaaija. Naše glavno poletno ps.
tovanj« se vrši sopet na brtoparniku s neprekoaljivim tretjim ras redom, na II« d« Franc«. Za s«daj j« priglašenih večje Itevilo rojakov sa to potovanje, V Vslem Interesu J«, da ss priglasite tudi VI,
18. juaija.—Drag« potovanj« dl-rekta« sa Trot, sopet as hitri, udobni in moderni Vuloanlji, sopet ss avte-mobllist«, velike drušlae. ,.80. JsajJa.—4redssemsk» potovanje na priljubljenem Parim.
V tadnjlh I letih smo Imeli M ahupnlh potovanj s sad tlssi potniki. Naša skupns potovanja tsr«J slona as mnogoletnih Iskušnjah. V Vsšs k«, rlat bo, ah« to upoštevata. Sa vsa nadaUaa pojasnila pišite as L BO ZAUAJlEK
NAZNANILO IN ZAHVALA
Z brezmejno srino bolestjo nstnsnjsm sorodnikom, prljsteljem in inancem žalostno veat, da je nelsproenl sahen narave pretrgal nit šivljenja mojemu dragemu «oprogu in oč«tu.
Naše kulturne ustanove
Detroit, Mlch. — Vsakemu na-rodu so neobhodno potrebne kulturne ustanove, to je gotovo. Detrojtski Jugoslovani imajo svoje' pevska in dramska društva, katera nudijo fl svojimi prireditvami mnogo duševnega užitka. Člani teh društev so delavci. Uče se ob večerih, da da jo narodu nekaj vzvišenega. Za to pa bodi dolžnost slehernega, da podpira te ustanove, da vsaj malo žrtvuje za njih obstoj. Pevci in igralci žrtvujejo do-\<»lj, ko se trudijo — brezplačno. Podpirajmo jih z našimi poseti na vseh njihovih pri red-bih.
Tukajšnji pevski zbor Svobo da priredi dne 23. marca igro-kaz s petjem, "Snubače" na Kir-)>y »t. To je kraana igra, težka za diletante, pa se vseeno tako spretno vadijo, da bo v nedeljo 2«'J. marca na odru občinstvo tako zadovoljila, da bo veselje. Na tem koncertu sodelujeta pevuka zbora Slavulj in Ljubljanski vrh. Program obeta biti zelo bogat in raznollčen. Pričakuje se velika udeležba na koncertu Svobode. Apeliramo tudi na našo mladino, da pride in vidi, kako so se njih predniki hodili ženit.
Progrsm prične točno ob H. popoldne. Vssk naj bo točen, <'a ne zamudi del programa. Na veselo svidenje v nedeljo dne itt. marca!
Anton Jarcs.
moj mot, Anton ftkods. Meseca
ma j s bode U» Isto dni kar Js od-šsl v državo Kanaas, po oprav« kih, In od takrat ni več nobenega glasu od njsgs, kaj Js vzrok, ne vem. Hliks prsdstav-Ija kakšen človek Js. Kbjske prosim, čs kdo vs sa njegov naslov, nsj ml to nasnsni, za kar bom s«*lo hvslsina. Ali pa naj ss ssm prijavi na moj naslov: Kma Akoda, Route 16, Hunksr Hlll. 111. ,	—(Adv.)
KAD Ml IZVKDRr zs svojegs brsta Jofts Muca Is Gornje Utkvlc* št. S pri Metliki. Nahsjsl m je v Csllfornljl, a sedsj ne vem, kjs Js. Bojake prosim, če Js komu sns no In če kdo v« o njem, prosim, da ml Javite njegov naslov—ako bo pa ssm čltsl U oglas, naj ss ml javi ns nssiov: Anton Muc, n Miller Ave., W. Toronto, Ont., (^insds.— (Adv.)
IATKM DVA ROJAKA
namrsč brstrsnea John Tom-aich, št. M In John Hkok, št. it. oba sta it Hača, prvi pri ftt. Petru na Krsst*. l*ro«im Ja. 4a se mi oglasita na moj naslov: Vin-senc Tomsieh. 1414 Alabama Ave.. Shebofgaa, WU^-(Adv)
KOLEDARČKI
Na rokah Imamo št neka) Koledarčkov 8.N.PJ. In aU* ne jo po 25c komad. Kdor ftell imeti enega ali vet, na) hitro pošlje naročils ran j. Imamo le ie kakih 50 koma-dov, torej hitite. Narotlla Je poslati upravnUtvu Proava. te, 2M7 R. LawndaW Ali, Chicago, III.
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PROSVETA
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Federacija
Živimo v dobi. ko se sorodne organizacije zbližujejo. Gospodarske, industrijske, politične, kulturne, strokovne in verske organizacije vseh barv, ki imajo skupne potrebe, prihsjajo skupaj za skupne akcije. Organizirajo se v federacijah Celo narodi (države) delajo poskuse ns tem polju. Liga narodov je nekaka federacija. Sovjetska unija je federacija narodnostnih republik.
Federacija ali zveza je skupina organizacij, ki se združijo v gotove skupne namene in potrebe, drugače ao samostojne in federacija ne posegu v njihove notranje zadeve. Vsaka federacija pride iz gotovih skupnih potreb, drugače nima smisla.
Bratske podporne organizacije v Ameriki imajo avoj National Fraternal Congress, v katerem je tudi naša jednota. Skupni interesi v N. F. C. ho v tem, da bratske organizacije odbijajo ikodljive zakone, ki jih usiljujejo sovražne zavarovalne družin».
Federacija jugoslovanskih podpornih organizacij v Ameriki, katero je iniciatirala SNPJ, je zelo potrebna. Mnogo je skupnih problemoy, katere bi federacija režila z veliko večjim u-spehom kot pa jih morejo rešiti posamezne jed-note. Do združenja teh organizacij je Ae daleč, federacija jc pa mogoča v kratkem času.
- Pri SNPJ imamo lokalne federacije društev. Tudi te ao potrebne, drugače bi jih ne bilo. DruAtva se zvežejo za skupne akcije: proslave, veselice ali kar že pride. Vsa društva v okolici zmorejo več kot pa vsako i>oaamez-no društvo. V tem Je moč In napredek. Kjerkoli so dobra volja, napredna misel ln razumevanje skupnih potreb, tam je tudi uspeh. To se jo že pokazalo v mnogih naših naselbinah.
Preporod rudarske unije
• Konvencija naprednih rudarjev v Sprlng-fleldu — na kateri je imela Prosveta svojega poročevalca, čigar dnevna poročilu ste lahko čl-tali — je dokončala revolto proti Lewlsu. Razkol med I^wisom in ogromno večino rudarjev je zdaj (»opolen la kakor je rekel neki springfleldskl delegat — "most med Lewtaom in rudarji je za vselej porušen". Rudarska u-nija. ki je bila na robu propasti, pride «daj v stadij reorganlziranja ln novega življenja.
Springfirtdlka konvencija je naredila napako s Farringtonovo afero. Farrington, bivši predsednik 12. tillinolskega) distrikta je odprto priznal, da se je prodal premogovniAkim magnetom za $75.000, kljub temu mu Je konvencija priznala delegatski mnndat. Človek kot Farrington bi ne smel biti niti en dan v rudarski uniji po tistem dramatičnem priznanju največje krivde, ki more zadeti delavskega voditelja. Sicer ne bo več mogel delati nobene Ako-de rudarjem, todu madež na uniji ostane, dokler je Farringtcn njen član.
Na drugi strani je konvencija naredila dober začetek z novim «Hlborom. Stari, diskre-ditirani voditelji 12. distrikta so bili porlnjeni v ozadje. llowat. novi predsodnik, dela vso čaet p»« rojeni uniji. Njegovo ime Je Že dolga leta ¿¡minil konstruktivne revoltc in energijci med ameriAkimi rudarji. Magnatje premoga mu očitajo celo vrsto "zločinov" — rudarji mu ne morejo niti enega. To Je zanj najbolJAe spričevalo! — Germer, bivši tajnik socialistične stranke, ki je izvoljen podpredsednikom, Je tudi zanesljiv. Walker, tajnikblagajnik, je bil včasl naprednejši, WmIm dejst\o, da je sklenil pustiti predAcdništvo Illlnoiske delavske federacija, ki mu prinaša $8000 letne plače, in se lioevetiti izkljvšno rudarski uniji, da*i l>o »lubje plačan, govori dobro zanj.
Rudarji smejo velik«» upati «kI-svoje prerojene organizacije. IVmirgati morajo novemu odboru, da se posledice krize čim prej likvidirajo.
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AmeriAki a»tron«mi so zadri u t««den «Mtkri-li nov planet in «daj »«e prepirajo, kako bi ga imenovali. Vai drugi planeti, razen naAc zemlje, imsjo imena grških In rimskih lx>gov. ('as je že, da znanest porabi ra bogove. Novi *vet naj dobi mo<)ern<> ime. ki bo sitnimi dMnaAnje konfuznedobe. Kaj če bi ga imenovali "Hilly"?
Vest Iz Clevelands da je Prv*veta razpravljala O "vaealov enakem" radioprogramu. je napačna. Dopianik je razpravljal le u možno-#tl programa SNPJ.
LJUDSKI GLAS
Svobodna beaeda članov S. N. P. J.
Protest proti nealanim dopisom
Milwaukee, Wla. — Najprvo
naj navedem, da sem član SNPJ že od leta 1906, pa se še nisem oglasil v javnosti. Tudi sedaj se ne bi, če me ne bi bil pri-vedel do tega tisti čikaški Brus.
Res je, da je bila SNPJ že v zelo slabih razmerah, tako da amo mislili, da vse skupaj propade. Vzrok temu je bil gl. odbor, ki ni bil sposoben. Ko pa je prišel drugi odbor, ki je bil sposoben in delaven, se je takoj o-brniio na boljše. Od tistega časa SNPJ stalno napreduje in raste, tako da je danes največja med vsemi slovenskimi jednota-rnt in zvezami. Torej čast ljudem, ki imajo vodstvo jednot* v rokah! -
Jaz sem naročnik Pronvete, odkar izhaja že štirinajsto leto, pa prej nisem opazil nobenega dopisa ali dobrega članka od br. Bruca. Ako bi bil prej nadlego-va) urednika Prosvete s takimi klobasami kakor dela sedaj, se razume, da bi bili njegovi "argumenti" romali v koš, kar bi bilo pravilno. Ali sedaj, ko je prišla v kolone glasila svobodna beseda Članov — je br. Bruce brž stopil na noge misleč: Aha, sedaj pa imam priliko! Sedaj mora urednik vse djati v list, kar mu sklobasam!
Pa Je začel brusiti britve, nože in škarje in začel nazivatl odbornike hlapce in oštevati druge, da ne vedo nič, da morajo še v šolo itd. Br. Brus nastopa tako, kakor da je pn najmodrejši človek na svetu. Revček, če bi vedel, kako se smešiš v javnosti!
Jaz protestiram proti takemu izrabljanju' prostora v glasilu. Ako imu br. Bruce kake dokaze, da jc kaj narobe, naj dokaže, da se popravi. Gole zdražbarijs pa nI treba delati v listu. Pro-Hveto smo ustanovili mi člani zato, du nam bo za izobrazbo, ne i mi za združbo. Br. Bruce naj o-pustl, kar je začel, pa'bo možak. Zavedni člani so že do vrha siti tega. Ako hoče br. Bruce še kaj pisati, naj prepusti sodbo uredniku, Če Je njegova stvar za javnost ali ne, da se ne bo smeAli.t Star pregovor pravi: S čim Človek šiva, s tem se vbode. Zavedni člani dobro vidimo, kam pes taco moli.—Anton Pleeec, fit. 16.
Ilr. Kohal in njegovi odgovori New York. N. Y. — Br. Kobal nI v nobenem svojem odgovoru priznal, du je zmotljiv; zu napake išče krivdo sumo pri drugih — zu pomote v zapisniku krivi druge. Zaupnica pokojnemu Zavertniku lae mu ni zd»ln važna, čeprav je^bila^priobčenu kot novica a konvencije v listih. Izgovarja se, da tisti čas ni bil nn odru, medtem ko mi piAejo, la so na prošll seji gl. odboru priče potrjevale, da je on bil takrat v dvorani in na odru.
Vsem udeležencem konvencije in mnogim drugim je znano, la je br. Kobal zanesel v kon-<'enčnl zapisnik, da je bila njemu (Kobalu) izrečena zaupnica »rez ugovora, dasi ni bilo taktnega predloga nikoli na glasovanju. Cemu si Je hotel utiho-tupitl zaupnico v konveučni zapisnik? In čemu je izpuntil zaupnico uredniku, o katerem priznava. da mu je Ael na roko in du mu nI delal nobenih ovir? Ono o sebi, ki ni bila sprejeta,! ie zaphal v zapisnik. Moral jo je črtati. Drugo, ki je hiln upre. jrth z vaotni proti enemu glinu, je izpustil iz zapisnika. Sedaj pa dolži krivde delegate, pokojnika in/ njegove sorodnike ter Mtatclje Prosvete.
1)ejatvo je, du Je br. Kobal >riše| k br. Ca in kar ju. le-ta je •riAel x njim k Zavertniku, in iobll je službo |>omožnegu urednika. kakor sem pojasnjeval v mojem prvem dopisu. Ker sem pumi letnico, me hoče prikazati 'a lainika. Nimam ničesar v < ni, d,i bi lagul o br. Kobalu. laz ne iščem nobene službe pri SNPJ, niti nisem aktiven v kak-Inem "bloku". Resnico pa »meni »ovedatl. kadar vidim kako člo-• tk, Hi bi moral biti hvaležen, la je dobil tako lepo priliko, .h*. 'aj igra hi|M»krlta in UJ>mi|je,io. !S Hainaritana, ki je bil tako lol»er, dn je svojega prijatelja n zaščitnika v času hude holez-d | relošil na postelji.'
JiMieph Zavertaik.
član društva št. 56.
Zmešani dopisi ('hicago, III. — Ze dolgo časa čakam, da se bo kdo oglasil ter podal svoje mnenje glede puhlih in neslanih dopisov, kakršne zadnje čase čitamo v Prosvetl A ker se le nihče ne oglasi, razen br. Snoyja (mogoče se boje, da jih bi "Liber pesi" nahrulil), radi tega sem se namenila podati jaz svoje mnenje, ki naj bo kot odgovor na takšnfc neslane dopise.
Tako zmešani dopisi kakršne piše br. Leo Bruce, pač ne spadajo v list kot je naša Proaveta. To pa tem bolj, ker sem prepričana. da ima naš urednik mnogo gradiva, ki je mnogo bolj koristno in zanimivo za čitate-lje, kot pa so taki smešni in zamotani dopisi, ki niso vsi skupaj prav nič vredni.
Želim, da bi se še kdo izmed naših bratov in sester SNPJ o-glasil in podal svoje mnenje o tej stvari.
Joeephine Malovich, članica društva št. 659.
Naši odri
Janez ne gre z Rošllnko na božjo pot
Chicago, III. — RoŠlinka je
sklenila podvzeti vse, da dobi Janeza za moža. Dobila je na svojo stran Balantača, ki ji je nasvetoval, naj povabi Janeza, da gresta skupaj na božjo pot k sv. Balantinu. Sklenila je tako. Toda, kako ga pridobiti? Kadarkoli mu omeni kaj o ženitvi, ji noče dati povoljnega odgovora? Vedno nekam čudno govori.
"Moj mora biti", tako je sklenila. Na to bo že pazila, du Ma* niča ne bo imela dovolj prilike govoriti z Janezom; v Maničini sobi bo sama spala, in ako Janeg pride pod okno, bo ona govorila z njim, ne Ranica. Podnevi bo pa vedno pošiljala Manico tja. kamor Janez gotovo ne bo prišel. Balantaču je pa naročila, naj nagovarja Janeza iti k sv. Bolan-tlnu, ln ona bo sama iskala prilike povabiti ga. Tri večere zapored je šla pod Kucel in ga čakala, ko se je vračal iz gozda, da bi ga dobila in se natanko pogovorila. Nič, ni ga bilo. Po Balantaču jc poslala pošto, da naj bo ja gotovo v nedeljo zjutraj pripravljen, da bosta skupaj šla na božjo pot k sv. Bolan-
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Janez pa se le ne uda, arrtpalr gre rajše k Manici v vas, katera ga okrega, ker "plavša" njeno mater, njo pa da ima za norca.
Ta povest se bo odigrala 30. marca popoldne na odru v CS-PS. Uprizori je dramski odsek kluba št. 1. Vstopnice so že v predprodaj« po 75c. Kupite jih!
P. O.
"Poklukarjev Nace" Collinwood, O. — Dne 6. ar
prila bo v dvorani Slovenskega delavskega doma uprizorjena komedija "Pokijukarjev Nace" — ki se spremeni na koncu v i-gro "Baron čevljar". Vsebina i-gre je zelo zanimiva in privlač na. Zato je pričakovati velike u-deležbe. Pevske točke bo spremljal Ivanushev orkester. Vstopnina je samo 50c in 76c. Po-predstavi ples in prosta zabava Vsebina igre bo priobčena v inevniku Prosveta. Pazite nanjo in jo prečitajte, da vam bo igrt bolj razumljiva.—V. C.
Ganglov "Sin" v Penni Canoneburg, Pa. — Dramski klub Soča uprizori v nedeljo 30 marca velezanimivo ljudsko dramo "Sin", delo E. Gangla. Te igra je nekaj izredno lepega u vsakogar, zato naj nikogar m manjka na uprizoritvi dne 30. marca. Igralci se prav pridno vadijo, da bo predstava nudila čiir več užitka. Uprizoritev te drame je zvezana s precejšnjimi stroš ki. Igralci so pripravljeni stori ti najboljše, da zadovolijo občin *tvo, od katerega se pričakuje velifc poset in da ostane naklonjeno naši Soči.—Opazovalec.
I Ja novec nastopi v Springfieldu Springfield, III. — V nedeljo dne 28. marca priredi v avditoriju tukajšnje srednje šole naš solist Svetozar Banovec svoj koncert, h kateremu vstopnina je določena samo 50c v predpro-iaji, za otroke 25c, pri vratih pa je za odrasle 75c. Po koncertu se vrši ples in prosta za-juva v dvorani Slovenskega do na. Vsak naj si pridrži polovi-zo vstopnice pri vstopu na kon-:ert, s katero bo imel vstop na ples v Domu. Brez polovična ,stopnice bo moral vsakdo plakati 50c v plesno dvorano.
Odbor.
"Moč uniforme" v Milwaukee Milwaukee. Wis. — Kdor se
želi nasmejati, se bo gotovo u-deleži 1 koncerta aoc. pev. zbora Naprej dne 6. aprila v SST dvorani. Popoldne bo koncertni program, zvečer pa bo uprlzor-jeita tridejanska Aalolgra "Moč uniforme", v kateri je polno zdravega humorja, petja in god-U. Igra je bila pri nas že večkrat uprizorjena, pa je publika Vselej imela obilo veselja In zabave z njo. Zato sedanja ponovitev, na splošno zahtevo. Za spremembo smo določili šalo-igro, da za enkrat odstopimo klasične igre za prihodnjič.
Vsebina igre je zanimiva, pa smeAna, česar pač potrebujemo, «xi časa do časa. Rezervirajte hI 6. aprila ža vaš duševni užitek, kajti to bo *pet Naprejcv
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Victor Petek.
Kifflcert v Detroltu
Detroit. Mirh. — Pevski zbor "Svoboda" priredi koncert \ nedeljo, dne 23. marca na Kirby cesti, pričetek ob 3. popoldne. Du bo program obširnejši in raznoličnejši. l*»sta sodelovala («evsko društvo Ljubljanski vrh j in hrvatski pevski zbor Slav ulj.
IMjudno vabimo okoliško občin-1 htvo, da |Hiaeti naš koneort v ve-* liVem Atevilu. Vstopnina za mo-H:e je 75c, za ženske pa MV Razume se, da bo zabave dovolj is vse in postrežba bo tudi prvo-\ rstna. Na veselo avldenje dne .''V mana!
Joe Kartic.
Domač drobiž
Federacije SNPJ
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Clevelandsku federacija
Cleveland, O. — Clevelandsku federacija društev SNPJ je na prošli seji sprejela sklep, da je pripravljena pomagati v kateremkoli kraju Ohije, ustanoviti nova društva, posebno pa še angleško poslujoča. Društva in Manstvo SNPJ, katerim je za večjo in popolnejšo organizacijo. <e lahko obrnejo v vseh slučajih .ia spodaj podpisanega za informacije in obenem naj pojasnile «tališče dotične okolice ter ugod-lostl glede naraščaja.
Prošla seja naše Federacije, ¿1 se je vršila v Newburghu v Slovenski delavski dvorani na Prince ave., je bila zelo dobro >biskana, tako od strani zastopnikov kot od strani članstva. Dolžnost me veže, da se v ime-iu Federacije zahvalim direkto-rlju SND za brezplačno dvorano, ki so jo odstopili naši Federaciji za zborovanje. Iskrena 'ivala vsem, ki so kaj k temu pripomogli.
Prihodnja seja naše Federacije se vrši v Euclidu, O., in si-:er v društvenem domu na Re-har ave. dne 23. marca, pričetek točno ob 2. popoldne. Zastopnikom je priporočati, da vzume« io St. Clair in Nottingham karo do konca, od tam naprej pa bus do približno 20016, kjer izstopite ter greste čez železniške tračnice proti jezeru. S proge boste že videli dom. Z avtom s pride na dotično mesto po Miller ave. do Liberty ave. ali st.
Člani in odborniki društev št. 158 in 450 so še posebno vabljeni, da pridejo na. to sejo, kajti ta seja je aranžirana nalašč zato, da se je boate lahko vsi u-deležiti. Culi boste na svoja lastna ušesa zakaj Federacija deluje. Ako ima kdo izmed članov kakšno vprašanje, mu bo drage volje odgovorjeno.
Na svidenje dne 23. marca ob 2. pop. v Ljubljani!—J. F. Ter-hizan. 14707 Hale ave., tajnik.
Iz Rock Springsa, Wyo.: Umrl ie Rude Skorup, Član od ustanovitve dr. Trdnjava št. 10 S. N. P. J. Zapušča ženo in več o-t rok. — Dalje je umrl John Se-/er za jetiko, star 38 let. Bil je Man S. N. P. J. — Truplo Al terta Pavkoviča, starega 20 let. <i je bil ubit v Rockfordu, Ulje bilo zadnje dni pripeljano v Rock Springs, kjer žive pokojnikovi starši in tu je bil pokopan. Albert Pavkovič je padel s trideset čevljev visoke lest-/e pri delu in si razbil glavo. Zapušča starše, dva brata in «st sester.
Iz Milwaukeja: Zadnjo sobo-.o so potegnili iz vode truplo -ojaka Antona Krivitza, ki jc >il prvi slovenski naseljenec v :em mestu. Padel je po nesreči / kanal in utonil. Star je bil 58 let in doma iz Trebeljnega ?riselil se je pred 40 leti in prej e bil v Calumetu, Mich. (Po-Irobnejše poročilo sledi v dnev-liku.) — Drugi pionir, ki je u-nrl te dni, je bil John Fina, star )2 let in doma iz Koroškega. 311 je 40 let v Ameriki in prej je bival v Minnesoti. V Mil-waukeeju je bil gostilničar 35 let. Zapušča ženo in štiri omo-žene hčere.
Iz Chicaga: Dr. Andrew Fur-lan, naš dentist, je zádnje dni nanagjoma zbolel na vnetju slepiča in. moral se je podvreči operaciji, katero je dobro prestal. Želimo mu hitro okrevanje, — Zadnji radio-program, ki ga je aranžiral "A. S." na postaji W.CFL, je bil velik uspeh, kar se tiče pevskih in godbenih točk. Mr. Banovec je izvrstno pel ko*; solist in v duetu ter kvartetu. Na tem mu je čestitati kakor tudi ostalim pevcem. V ponde-ljek je g. Banovec obiskal uredništvo Prosvete in se pohvalil glede udeležbe pri svojem ne deljgkem koncertu v šoli sv. Štefana, ni pa pohvalil dvorane, o kateri je rekel, da ni za kon certe.
Iz Montane: Miss Josefimi Burkelca, stara 19 let in hči ró-jaka Johna Burkelce v Washoe-ju, je umrla v bolnišnici v Reii Lodgu.
Iz Clevelanda: Listi so zel< )ohvalili slovensko opero "Urh, jrof Celjski", katero je pels. 'Zarja" za ameriško občinstv< / mestnem avditoriju. Zadnjo íedeljo so pa tam nastopili tudi Hrvatje s pevsko in muzikalno gro "Sokico". — Slovenska ur« na eleveladnski radiopostaji WJAY se s 15. aprilom podraži »d $100 do $150. — Umrl je pri lelu v tovarni Andrej Petrič, jtar 60 let in doma iz Ravna pri Novi vasi. Zadela ga je kap. Zapušča ženo. — Dalje je umrl 16-letni Albert Cerček. Zapusč:i starše.
Iz Calumeta, Mich.: Math F. Kobe, star naseljenec, kandidi ta za občinskega blagajnika.
Zehava v Warrenu
Warren. O. — Združeni odbor odsekov At. 593 in 182 HBZ ter Jugoslovanski «lom priredi 29. marca ob sedmih zvečer veselico v Jugoslovanskem domu. Cisti dobiček je namenjen nekemu našemu bratu, ki ae Je ponesrečil in padel v velike stroške. Vabim vse Jugoslovane, da se ude-«ia je morala dodati še pol dttea-odbor.
Poprrvek Detroit, Mich. — Na kraju mog popravka od 12. o. m. izostalo je sledeče: Po mom prepričanju prava demokracija mora osigurati prilike, odluke i obstoj u soglasju sa interesima svake vrsti organizacije in nje-nog članstva, kao celine, a ne sa mo večine aktivnog članstva, jer jedna večina aktivnog članstva jedne organizacije mogla bi sa-činjavati samo 5—10 iposto celokupno g Članstva, a to nI* demokracija.
Ja apeliram na članstvo jed-note a osobito na one člane,,' ko-ji sada ne rade, da marljivo čl-taju naAu Prosvetu i prate rad u jodnoti i da sada kada imaju vremena izražavaju putom dopisa u Prosveti svoja mninjenjs. Nlck Rettich, - član društva At. 121.
Listnica uredništva
Nantkoke. Pa . M. F :—Dru žintke razmere ne »padajo v list.
(iolobi pismonoši
Dočim skušajo v Evropi u-stvariti vezi med goloboljubi in brezžičnim brzojavatvom, kažejo Zedinjene države baš obratno namero. Ameriško pomorsko minististvo. je rabilo 800 potujočih g«dobov, vmes nekaj vojnih doAlušenccv. pri svojih signalnih postojankah. Ker je njih vzdrževanje dragp. njih koriat pa v naši krepki radiofonaki dobi dokaj pičla, bodo va<* 800 kri-latrev prodali na dražbi ... Tako mrkne zopet košček svetovne I zgodovine.	1
V spomin Milki Vidrich
Društvo "Friendly City" svoji preminuli soustanoviteljici
Se včeraj, Milka, bila v med nami vsa vedra in vesela mladih let, a danes misel na te močimo s solzami,
čez noč odvzet nam bil je nežen cvet. * .
V slovo obsuli smo te s svežim cvetjem, tiho želeČ, da zdramilo bi te . . . Povedli te k počitku z godbo, petjem, ki nam bolest je rezalo v srce.
Odete v belo so tovarišice spremile te, nevesto — ne na pir. Tja vodijo samotne le stezice — pozdravlja svate večni mir.
Zdaj mirno spavaš v tihi jami, le duh tvoj, Milka, z nami je ostal; le duh tvoj: delo med sestrami pomnik tvoj dolgo, dolgo bode stal.
Anna P. Krasna.
Nova žena
Tovarištvo, ta beseda je že danes in bo jutri še bolj.smiselna za vse odnošaje. Tovarištvo bo več veljalo nogo družinske vezi, še celo več nego erotične (ljubavne). Zena ne bo več kot doslej padala iz enega podložništva v drugo, iz varstva in komande starcev v lastnino, varstvo in komando moža. Enaka po obveznostih, neodvisna po svojem poklicu ne več ovirana po strahu pred strogo "javno" moralo, bo prostovoljno sklenila trajno ali netrajno zvezo z možem, prvič zato, da skupno premagata težko življenje, drugič, da si to težavno življenje skupno olajšata, torej da ga skupno uživata v športu, igri in duhovnem tekmovanju. V novi svobodi, o tem sem prepričan, bo žena sta- • la napram možu in ne več v ponižnem čakanju na to, da si jo moški izbere in poroči. S tem se bo zgodil in se mora zgoditi tudi popolen preobrat v erotičnem, prehod iz pasivnosti žene v erotiki, iz čakanja na izvolitev v prosto izbero, morda celo y začasno aktivnost. Ker ne bo več neizkušena kakor Včerajšnja žena, kateri je še družina izbrala moža, bo sama izbirala, in nova boljša svoboda se mora pričeti v smislu tovarištva v razmerju med možem in ženo.
-Kdo more utajiti to preobrazbo? Ne more je niti oni, ki je ne odobrava. Zena postaja v erotiki samostojnejša, pametnejša in aktivnejša, svobodnejša z vsakim dnem. In ta neovi-ranost žene se bo morda še pospešila, ako se posreči zatreti oba — edina — momenta, ki danes še ovirata ženo: strah pred spolnimi boleznimi in strah pred nezaželenim spočetjem. Medicinska znanost, ki z vsakim dnem napreduje, bo jutri ali pojutrišnjem odpravila tudi to.
2e slišim vprašanje, ali ne bo taka rapid-no napredujoča svoboda imela za posledico brezmejno razbrzdanost, popolno seksualizira-nje in erotizirarije žene? Ali je ne4bo gnalo to v brezmejno lahkoživost? Nikakor ne. Mogoče in celo verjetno je, da bi najprej prišel kratek, sunkovit val seksualnosti nad naš svet (kakor plesni val po vojni), krik radosti po dolgem objemu strahu in nevarnosti, če bi se znanosti posrečilo, da izključi spolne bolezni in nezaželeno spočetje. Toda to ne bi dolgo trajalo, kajti znano je, da se držljaji uničujejo ob čez-mernosti. Mislim, da bo nova žena, v svoji seksualnosti svobodna žena mnogo bolj podobna Amaconki nego Bakhantinji, da bo bolj iskala življenskega boja nego samo uživanje, ona ne bo več sužnja, temveč gospodarica svojega lastnega erosa. Kajti nova svoboda u-stvarja organično vedno svoj nasprotni ventil — novo odgovornost. Včeraj in danes je bila žena odgovorna samo "javni" morali, ki je njeno dejanje in nehanje predpisovala v natančnih paragrafih. Nova žena bo odgovorna sami sebi, svoji izberi in odločitvi. S tem se bo nova erotika razvijala bistveno častneje, manj prisiljeno, predvsem bolj ravnotežno in tovariško, ker bo vsebovala mnogo manj elementov prepovedanega, ker se bo krotila bolj od znotraj nego od zunaj. Nova erotika ne bo nikakor dala novi ženi pobesnele spolnosti, temveč novo sigurnost v vdajanju in izbiranju, novo sigurnost od znotraj v zavesti svoje pravice, častno priborjene pravice do življenja, svojega človeškega in poklicnega udejstvpvanja.
Tako vidim novo ženo bistveno svetlejšo, bolj veselo, bolj lahko in manj zatirano nego ono od včeraj. Poznala bo milost in dar. ki J« bil vsem prejšnjim rodovom tuj: neomejenost. Neomejenost. ker ne bo več ujeta, ker ji »"> dovoljeno jasno hotenje in častna zavrnitev mesto umetne igre "slepe miši". Morda bo s to jastnostjo izgubljenega nekaj, kar so prejšnji rodovi ljubili v erotiki: napetost skrivnostnega in nevarnega. Toda ne skrbite radi .« Za izgubljeno bo odkrila sebi in nsm novo. kajti ons ne bi bila žena, če ne bi iz naj globijcra nsgons vedno znova preobrsžala svoje tel«) w avojo dušo v igri in nspetosti — seveda na vedno višji stopnji vedno bolj duhovne igre. vedno bolj duševno nsstalega užitka. In ed^" nevarnost, ki jo vidim v novem tipu nove žene. je ista. ki zadeva moža od danes in Jutr,'v£J pri na« v Evropi: da bo radi svoje materum« odvisnosti in spolne svobode prodala preve« -avoje avobode, da bo komaj rešena ene sužno-j' postala iz moževe in gospodinjske sužnje »u*-nja urada, da bo — prav tako kakor mo*)< prevrč in preintenzivno delala. Kakor zelop» duševi ženo poklk. kakor Jo je zelo osvoboo» delo. prav tako zelo bi jo moglo čezmerno d« zopet oropati njenih duševnih in moralnih v' dobitev, ker čezmerno delo povzroča posuro^ loat v uživanju, v enHlkl in nasprotuje pr-» temu. kar največ pričakujemo od ie»ei_* neee v naše pretežko življenje
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At. 4B7. Michael Flwiak »»7.
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ftt. ML Steve Mlkatevich Ml. ftt. Ml. Go««a Vukotu Mi At. »M. MaU Tomich Ml. Gregor Tank* vich Ml.
At. Ml. Mary Vlndla MS. Peter Divjak Ml. At. 641. Anton Buke*» (M. At. 6»». Dimitar Cavio »04. Vinko Dragi-oevtek M4. Al. »M. Magdalena Pritmiiic IM. At. »SS. Annie Krane »18 »0. At. 671. Joha Eatankh MS. At 678. Cuartea Jarteh »14. At. 67B. Joaeph Peaatnlk M®. ftt. MO. Krank Bargtnc Ml. Al. 6S4. Loula Branee 1100. ftt. 6S7. Anton Toaaee »80 ftt. 6BI. John F. 0«ner»u Ml-At. 6B4. Mary Miter $16. ftt. »0|. M i hajk, Banov hb MO, Peter Per-kovic IM.
ftt. 604. Frank Zam MO. Jaako Valentía MI. Frank Sparmbtek MS, Joaeph Oawald M, Anton MaroM MI. Oaorg« Wuletlc M4. John Oiatrm Ml, AnU^t Brnel $11, Anton Ogrinc 110.
ftt 111. Jovan M. Vukmanovlch 111.60. ftt. «16. Angela Mlalch III, ftt. MS, Bruno Ttaimerman III, Lorena Groaelj 141. Gaapar Vteeti 184. At. M8. Blmo KraUaevi.h »4. ftt, 68« Eva Oberau. »II. At. »74. Jaeob Krank »4L Thrreaa Boijko-vaU MO.
At. »71. Michael Semen. Iiuk 140, Jom« Mar-ki.tlch 184. Miloa Draauvic 17». Nikolaj Ze-noctuk MM. Krad Jureayacya 186. Wladal mter Otejnluk »II, Michael Umlaaka »16. At. 6B8. Kleve Matar |S4. Skupaj 111.MI.60-
Blaa Nevak. bol. tajnik.
FINANČNO POROClIX)
Jagaalevanakaea aUvkinaketa In peaajllaaga drultva ad L Januarja IBIS da M. decembra 1B2B Prejemki:
Šotna blagajna dne 10. decembra
NA PRODAJ IMAM Kiwi Jajca in koltott; to vrste kokoši imajo dlakasto perje in ne morejo leteti niti preko S čevlje visoke ograje. So bele barve in tehtajo od 6 do 8 funtov, ter so najbolj&e za ne»tl ajca v zimskem ¿asu. So preia-cane in najdene popolnoma zdravim. Jaz dobim prvo nagrado na saki razstavi, ker moje kokodi so najlepše v ti okolici in so zelo < obre za nesti jajca. Te vrste lokoii so dosedaj Ae zelo dragu n stanejo njih jajca za valenje, net 15 jajc stane od $8.00 do : 110.00. Jaz jih pu prodajam set ,5 jajc za $4.00 in vam jamčim, da so sveže. Prodajam tudi koko-A1 in peteline, cena je $5.00 komad, ali pa Atiri kokoAi in en pet#lin skupaj za $20.00. Vsi drugi kokoAjerejci jih prodajajo po $8.00 komad. Poštnino pla-liam jaz. Torej naročite sedaj. Z vsakim naročilom mi po&ljite tudi Money Order, kar je najvar-nejAe. Naročila nobenega ne po-Aljem na C. O. I)., ker je preveč sitnosti s poAto. Pisma naslovite na naslov:
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VABILO!	VABILO!
DRAMSKI KLUB "SOČA" !
v Strabane-i unonaburg. Pa.
vini/tir i
v niHleljo dne 30. marca 1930
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velusaiumivii dramo
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katero Je spisal na.4 «Iramstik E. Gangl.
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Drama Imi vprlsorjena ns odru druftlvs INmloJnaka Jsma Al. 138 SNPJ, Pritetek oh 1. uri popoldse.
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PogrdN-i, Juhn Bobnar, Frank Majiel, Josip Krulc in Alojs llartl Reftiserja: John K »kili In Ivana tilaier.
llljudno vabimo rojake in rojakinje, domače in is vseh blltnjlh in daljnih naselbin, tis nss poselite v obllera Ats^ilu pri tej Igri. Videli boste isnipilvo dramo, katera Je dala Igralskemu osohju ".Soie" veliko truda in mnogo vaj. Videl! boste vesele in ftalostne prisore.
Torej na svidenje 80. marca! Klt«e in vabi,	ODBOR.
.. Štela Demiar
.......John Kokli«
Ptsr Dolenc .Josip Zupaniid Klisabsth Recel John 2igman ..„Jennie Glaftsr Anton MavriČ .....1'aula ¿agar

Podpisana se nnjtopleje zahvaljujem vsem prijateljem in znancem, ki so me presenetili v soboto 15, marca 1&Ü0 zvečer a "Surprise Party" za moj imen-dan, ki je 10. marca. Zaöudila sem se ko je nekdo )H>trkal na vrata in zadel igrati orgij ice in ko odprem vrata sem videla, da je to bfl mr. Jack JaAovM za mu-zikanta in zanjim pu je viatopila cela vrata prijateljev in znancev, ko so vstopili so ženske obložile mizo z raznim pecivom in jestvinkmi in tudi za suha grla je bilo dobro poskrbljeno. Do solz sem bila glnjena, ko sem videla koliko prijateljev imam. Zabavali in razveseljevali amo se pozno v noč in mali Stanley Leskovec je |>a nam igral vesele poskočil ice na svojo harmoniko, Mrs. JaAovič me je zelo prose-netila z velikim kolačem "Birthday Cake" z 41 svečkami, katerega je sama spekla* za kar ie ji prav lepo zahvalim. To Je bil moj dvajseti god v ti daieli, a *e nikdar prej nisem doiivela toliko veselja. Mrs. Tillie Kuhar mi je izročila v imenu vaeh žensk lop dar, ki si ga bom ohranila v trajnem spominu. Sedaj p« naj-lejiAa hvala sledečim druiinam: Mr, in mns. Jack JaAovič, miau Mary JaAovič, mlaa Annle Vidmar, mr. in mm, Andrew Nagode, mr. in mnt. Jacob Leskovec, mr. in mrs. Andrew LenanAič, mr. in mrs. Joe Kucler, mr. in mr*, Frank Kuhar, mr, In mm, Luke Kuhar, mi»«s Fanny Tenner, mr. Frank Maly In mr. Joe Čuk. Srčna hvala vsem skupaj za vse, kar. ste ml dobrega storili iz srca B<»m vam hvalelna in rečem, ostanete ml v trajnem ppominu. VaAa udana: Josefina Prosen, 004 Cummins Ave., Waukogan, IH.	i Adv.)
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CHISHOLM III OKOLICA
Rojaki in rojakinje, cenjeni, naznanjam vam, da sem prodal trgovino, katera vam je dobro znana pod imenom "Gande in BiŽal, Grocery in Mesnica." Bila ava skupaj skozi 12 let, a sedaj pa pripada ta trgovina samo lastniku Louis Gando, Spodaj podpisani se vam iskreno zahvalim za vafto na-' klonjenost z vso hvaležnostjo vsem, ki aU kupovali v ti trgovini in s tem pripomogli trgovini. Torej Ae enkrat najlepfta hvala in prijateljski pozdrav vsem skupaj, •
PAUL B12AL 516 S. 4lh Ave.	Chisholiii, Minn.
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V C Ilira* u. III., ne > na i» Ja jue<»loa>i*k.».u dela vet vu aovo ladaiu 4s. aerije -Srint* daa 4. aprila 1B»0. Delnia» al lahko nabaviU v urade drulUa. 1668 Na. ('entrai l'erfc Art., ia to vaabi daa od B. ure ajoiraj d« S. are ■valer, iaraeaiAl ererfr i» auboU Kadar li^ U poaojllo aa wak«p bile, aa obrnit« na Jo-Ooalovaiiaiui (a poa>/jiiao draltvo.
Jeeepa NtrtUr tajalk.
NOVA 1KNA
(Nadaljevanje s 4. strani.) In lahkost in da nafte lastno delo podkrepi s svojo dobrohotno prisotnostjo. Toda ne skrbite radi tifga, ker vsaka generacija si iz avojiti novih In individual nih nevarnosti ustvarja tudi si lo, da jih pobija. In boj nove, možu enakopravne žene ne Ael več kakor pri zadnji živeči generaciji—za lenake pravice lemvač pofM>lii'Hna tovariAko t nami za človeAke pravice. In prav zato, ker je bila žena tako dolgo oropana svojih pravic ir zatirana desetletja, stoMja, naj bi In upamo, da (udi postane pr« voboriteljica proti vsaki «Miki zatiranja In omejevanja, naj» bol j As zagovornica vsakegs gl« banja za moralno svobodo.
(Is revije Mgvofco4e ") (gONBC»
fcKNITVKNA PONUDHA
2elim se s<tznamiU v svrho že-nitbe h Slovencem ali Hrvatom od 40 do 50 li-t starim, dohregs značajo in želim da ima nekaj prlhrsnkov. V pismu naj prilo-1 ži svojo Mliko, katero na zshte ' vo vrnem, Upoštevale so IksIo-samo resne ponudbe, Plsms naslovite na naslov: Farmarica, •¿Ml S. Lawmiale Av„ Ch^ag". 111.	(Adi,)
HARMONIKE
mojegs iidelks so prlposnsne od Igrslmv kot najbolj trpelne ln flao Iidelase, Isdelujem harmonike Is pravega eellulolda v rssllfalh bsrvsh, -
Rasposlsl Mm do sedsj nad ItfOO harmonik v Ameriki in Csssdo In so vsi ssdovoljnl kateri so nsrotlll od ment, ksr dokssujejo sshvslna plsms, kstero vedno doblvsm.
Kdor hoče Imeti fino harmoniko, m bres skrbi obrne nsms.
1'lAte po bresplsčnl cenik.
ge vsiii prlporotom
ANTON MERVAR
Att21 HI. Clair Ave.
Cleveland, O.
IZLET V JUGOSLAVIJO
na 9. maja tega lela z ek«prr»nim pomikom
OLYMPIC
g Izvratnlm voditeljem. Originalne cene bres posebnih zaračunanj. Najbolj*! prostori v vseh razredih so ž« sedaj zajamčeni za nas.
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VELIKONOČNI IZLET
Največji par nlk na svetu
MAJESTIC
ga pusti New Vork aa 4. aprila lega leta g nekoliko »odlteljl. ki so vsAčakl e Um poslu. Na vodi asato ft in pol dni. Prijave za te, kakor tudi m me druge Izlete f Juniju In juliju prejema
KASPM AMERICAN STATE I AH
1900 lllue lakad Afg.	._____a i . x ^ a CUICAOO, IUe
The Society she	II insure to its freedom of recaí, ethical an4
ligioua, phieeopk»	
political creeds. OwfarOWa	wfcfaa. SMTJ Bwtmmo.
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ENGLISH SECTION
Time who would give up «Mentía I liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Boo. Fronk&n, Motto to Hutorieol Rmoimw
PAGE SIX
FOR MEMBERS OF SLOVENE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY AND AMERICAN SLOVENES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19.
^ _ Fraternalish Seen through Eyes of Youth

W~g II ETHER or not you «xecutlves, you members of the field fore«, arc writing boy* and girls under 16 year* of a** in your Society, th« future—th« ultimate success—of the fraternal i*neflt syetem rests with Youth. Youth, working »boulder to shoulder with IU experienced elder, has ever lad the nations, the races, and th« tribes up through history from the darkness of savagery and barbarism. There are many fundamental reasons why Youth always will have the courage aad strength to take the unknown, unchartered route toward progress. Maturity and Experience have their advantages, but they are weighed down by th« loadstones of complacency, self-aatisfsc-tion and contentment. Youth is not encumft>ered with any of these.
Arthur A. Bentley, E. J. Dunn, John R. Eraser, Mrs. Prances Buell Olson, Mrs. Frances Bums and a group of other fraternal leaders have caught the vision of what Youth means to the fraternal benefit system—they hav« seen the "handwriting on the wall." It is what Youith has to offer to the fraternailsts— it is what the frateraaiiats have to offer to Youth. Iioes Youth want to take up fraternalism and carry it on with a spirit of intensive, co-operative develoo-ment that the pioneers of fraternalism never dreamed of? Will Youth take sueh a devoted interest?
Youth is weighing Fraternalism in the scales of Life's possibilities, now. If it is found wanting, if Youth discards it—well, fraternaliem will be but a worn-out stone upon which civilisation cHmbed a little way and then discarded for a firmer and more dependable foothold.
For the past three years or more these fraternal loaders have tried to impress upon their brothers and aiaters the need of doing something to increase the Interest of Youth In the fraternal benefit system. Their work haa not been entirely in vain. Much progress has been made here and there. Yet, as a whole, the elder have set hack 1b ths meeting places and, although listening attentively and politely, have thereafter gone shoot the business of writiag life insuraaoe in about the same routine way as wa« the procedure of a past generation.
First among those to appreciate the value of Youth in their organisations have been the foreign-speaking societies. Borne of these are writing Juveniles by the thousand a month where their English-speaking brothers have not even established Juvenile departments. Thee« Societies early realised that the children of foreign bora would speak the language of this coantry—the language they hear every day, outside of their home. They realised that these aame ehildren would not be interested ia joining a Society where another language Is used exclusively, so they organised the chlldrei* along American 11 see. Today, In many of the adult lodges of these foreign-epeaklng societies It Is necessary to give the ritual and business in both the nativ« tongue and in English. Why? Be-i sum these youngsters have grown up, som« of them taken husbands or wives who speak English only. The whole family has joined the Society. They aiw In* tereeted In what Is going on. Therefore, th« lodge must be conducted In a common tongu«, which is English.
Time will show that one of the greateat steps that has been taken by the fraternal benefit system in years was the recognition of the appeal of the Juveniles at Rochester, N. Y., and awarding them a place in th« proceedings of the Presidents' Section at Chicago last month. This Is splendid, but It Is just a beginning. Supervised play Is a wholeeome thing in infancy, but It loses Its effect in boyhood it becom«« toe obvious.
—Fraternal Monitor.
Attention, Ambridge!
Ambridge, Pa.-All English-speaking members who wish to join the new SNPJ Lodge here, are requested to meet at Bro. Louis Uhernlk's, 10s Park Rd., Sunday. March 28, at 2 p. m. sharp for organisation meet-ing and to transact any other business that may come before th« me«ting.	Charles F. Groedeek,
Sec y. I,odge 38.
Important Notice
The neat meeting of the Mid-West sthletlc conference will be held at Chicago, III., March 21, and will start promptly at 2;80 at the SNPJ Hall, i!6ft7 8. Lawn-dale ave.
All lodge a In Mid-Weflt which Intend to enter th« boys* and girls' bas«ball teaMs must be represented st this meeting.	Jalia Podlogar Jr„
President Mid-West conference.
Tune in on this Station
Detroit. MW*.- Hello, folks! This b> «tetlon "Wol-verine" broadcasting from Artillery Hall. The Peppy Dance Music that you hear la furniah«d by our own orche.tr«. namely, the "Wolverine. " All (hi* decoration and planning for «ueh an unusual affair ia du« to the Entertainment Committee, who deserve full credit It's a "Confetti Dance."
If you will all atand by. you may g«t an i.lea, from the Chattering that is going on, just what a "Happy-Go-Lucky" gang we have: Frank Klanrnlk, chairman of the committee, la on the stage trying to make his voire heard above the others: "If «»> of y.m want confetti, horns, balloons, caps, and chst nots, get In line, put out your hand and then move on." There goea a group of dancers, sliding, dashing, abating or w hat-ever you - want t o -eel I - M acroaa the hall. Each person has now a handful! of conf«tti. a clown cap a horn, and whittles galore! "Hay. I bet I ran blow this wiioon higher than you can."
New. what is that they are playing* Well. Ill he dag-gene, It must be "Home Sweet IIerne!"
Indies and gentlemen, we are aigning uff until the nest dance___Tke t hatter bet
Editor'. Note
Verona. Fa., Reporten- We mux have your aig. , nature, Ceroaa, Kane.. Ran«erHte: Vimoo. ffn your name TWtrott. Mich. Horn™ -Your name* Euclid F. D. : Letters written on both aldea of («p*, trt. not considered.—-4K. Leala Me.i Wh—(M Wh«, .re the KRR' What do they ropreaent 1- Milwaukee Wla A. D.:~All letters for publication must be written on «ne .id« of th« pape, »al y .—Cleveland O., J. A Li-Slgn year neme with pen and Ink.
FLASHES
W« want to mak« Friday's meeting short and peppy, Pioneer«, to allow time for danciag and refr«»haa«nU. All applicants should be examined before the meeting. Oscar says, "It's ths last opportunity you have to obtain the silver jubilee ring free." A full attendance is urged.
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Recently Dr. A. Furlan was operated upon for apendicitis. He is at the St. Anthony's hospital and la rapidly recovering. Beside, him we have the following on the sick list: Mary Raycht, Helen Te.mer and Frank Klancnik Sr.
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The Pioneers trimmed the Weco Pines 38 to 28 last Saturday and our glrla nearly defeated Frank Buric's Boys at the Boys' Club Gym. A return game agaJnat the Pinea for Thursday night and another game with the Trojans for Saturday night have been scheduled. Both games will be played at the Boys' Club Gym, 2801 8. Ridgeway ave.
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Tickets are already In rireelation for the final boys' game for this sea-son. It will take place Saturday evening, March 2«, at the Frsnklia Park gym. The Pioneers opponent« will be the Gophers. Our girls will play a preliminary game at 7:15 p. m. Tick-eta are 2ft cents.
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By virtue of their victory over the Pioneers earlier in the seaeon the Gophers are looked upon by their followers to repeat. The dopesters have it, however, that the Pioneers will upset the figures. So that it should prove to be a thrilling game. Let's see if we can't get at least 300 rooters out for this game. Get your tickets from the Pioneer members.
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Well, foks, the dirt is out. Our Ham Bone Chewers have applied for a charter. Th«y «rill have a limited membership consisting only of Pioneer boosters. Every member will have to be a huatier and their object ia to promote friendahip, good fellowship and morally aasist ona another, Their main purpose, however, Is to back all Pioneer activities. S#me prominent Pioneer members .re already connected with the Loyal Order of the Ham Bone Chewera and others arc expected to be directly connected with the club shortly.
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Frank Burlc Is chief Royal Ham and the rest of ths Superior Hams are Jos. Gasperich, vice president; James Jackino, secretary; Jerry Ko-stna, recording secretary; Paul VI-dergar, treasurer, and Frank Videgar, sergeant-at-srma. Strict by-law. were incorporated and every member a full pledged 100% Pioneer. The "llsms" say, Witch our smoks.
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Don't forget shout the comedy that Is to be produced un March SO. at the CSFS Hall. We are told thst it will mske everyone laugh whether you want to or not. Ticketa are on sale now . Mske It .a point to be there, a e •
Unemployment has been at its peak. Things are beginning to Improve in most lines. Among the Pioneer, we hav« members out of work. A. things open up and jobs may be secured one of our greateat duties will be to help our boys secure work. Anyone knowing of any jobs please call the president or secretary.
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The Illinois coal miners form the backbone of the reorganlaed United Mine Workers of America. The rank end file of the coal diggers took control of the organisation and selected one of their greateet warriors for their leader. Their seaaion adjourned la«t Saturday and Indication, point to a hard struggle to bring hack the good name of the U. M. W. of A.
SCREENINGS |
By Booifki
By Hoeataki
Sprint field. Ill—The entertain-n.ent committee told me all about the after-the-meeting pleasure hour plana, and the eata, for Friday, March 21. Also that a prise rooster would be given away as an attendance prise, to some member or visiting member preeent. And we «ill have one good time. Also a feature. Effort« will be made to have Spring, field Jugixdsvs' distinguished visitor on hand. Mr. Ranover. and he will 1» aaked to "aay a few words'' As you know here locally, he give, a ««•ncert here IhU Sunday. All visitors welcome, come up. fill the hall.
<>h yea, bring your neminatione and let's keep going, going up! Thoae on investigating committee« please see your candidate« to e a ami net Ion and then have them present Un-colnlte nite.
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All atmard f«»r the Ranover concert • n th« High Sehoel. Nest tsnlf.
March is the day and it ig just around the corner. Another big oat-pouring of Springfieldiana. Let's go! Quite a few extfpeted from Auburn and Virden, judging by the advance ticket sale there. And we will be on hand and-it looks as if know our frienda from othdt towns Central Illinola will put it overi AS IS! After the concert the "Concert Dance" In the evening at Dom. Hear ye!
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The Babe la 3orn.—The Reorganization convention has met, and with a walloping success. The whole thing has been one big soul-stirring success. It gives the miners a new and immeasurable confidence. The whole new governmental structure of the union is full of checks, and gives miners more self-expression than ever before. Howat says of the constitution, "It la one of the best an American union has ever had." Further, "The biggest job of the union miner is to organise the unorganised coal miners of the country and to try to get the men who are following Lewis to come with us. We hope to get locals lined up to have them send their dues to our organizations."
Follow the new International officers, President Howat, Vice-president Germer, Secretary-treasurer John H. Walker, with action, not only satisfied smiles. Incidentally, they passed a resolution for shorter hours, less working days with a 30-hour-a-week resolution—six hours a day, five days a week.
SpiribfrtraM
St. l/ouis.—Our meeting of March 14 was fairly well attended with a number of good arguments the later being essential at all meetings. The dance committee gave a brief report on the plana pertaining our Easter dance. It ia understood that
STALWARTS
By the Bachelor
By the Bachelor.
Kenosha, Wla.—Do you remember "Way back when" our Stalwart Lodge only had 2ft members and you promised 100 more by—April 27, 1980— our Anniversary date? Well, we're a little short of that quota. While free initiation Is in effect, let's drive until we go over the top with a bang. You know, Stalwarta never go back on their word, so, let's do our stuff.
Brothers and Sisters.
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The wearing of the green is March 17. The wearing of the SNPJ ring is every day, if you bring In "thai member" you promised. You . know every new member means a high grade engraved ring, symbolising, the great SNPJ. To benefit yourselves, a. well aa your Lodge, "work" until you have a big chain of these rings.
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"It's membership time in our great
SNPJ." Let'a all join in this spirit, by bringing in applicants for our Stalwarts now with the good seed-free initiation sowed, we ought to gather a bumper crop this year. A little hard work is all that's necessary.
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"The Bachelors* Club" celebrated Pust night in true bachelorhood style. They made their own potica, cooked their home-made klobaae • in real Ljubljana atyle, and to top it off made their own ognjeno vodo. J. Pavlic honored guest is still suffering from headaches, indigestion and from burna he encountered from the cook stove. Boy, we got the cooks in our club, and how!
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Reason why J. Kazin was not among those present at the Badgers' Domala ZalbavS, en route half way to Milwaukee his flivver balked on
girla. They brought home the bacon after the boys gave up. Some nico basketball playing there, girls. Some of us didn't quite comprehend the fact that our idols lost the game, but aft er a little dancing in the Narodni dom, we all cheered up. We certainly appreciated the hospitality of the Little Forts. Brother Pink passed out the sandwiches and although they say "to the victor belong the spoils," we got nearly all the eats.
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The Stalwarts are darn lucky that Oesie Odar hung on to that shield. Yours truly had it in her coat already and if I ever got ray hands on it, the Stalwarts would have had a sweet time figuring out what happened to It. We would not have kept it, but would have led a merry chase for • while.
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Our friend, the Bachelor, was in full evidence both days. It looks like Rudie has smitten a couple of Milwaukee hearts. We'll get that boy married yet.	Kaye Delicek.
this dance will be the lsrgset dance	^ |d hif , WM
ever given by the Spirits.
The tkketa are now on sale, a prise is offered to the one selling the most tickets. I wonder who will get
that SNPJ fountain pen.
Remember, Spirita, the committee made the slogan, "Don't return any tickets," but more tickets may be gotten from Bro. Kacln or Bro. Spil* 1er.
The Spirits sincerely thank the Sunflowers of Kaneas for the complimentary ticketa; we are very sorry we could not attend due to the present conditions, but we aaaurs you a visit as soon as circumstances permit us to do so.
The traveling trio regrets very much that they cannot attend the Strugglera' 3rd anniversary due to *a fraternal engagement in our fatr city on that day, but they have promised to fulfill their date of July 8th without fail.
I noticed an article in laet week's edition written by the writer of previous Columbine artlclee. Am I right, Mike?
I assume Sis. Vidlc of your lodge to be a very good writer, I would like to see some of your articles in the Prosveta in the near future. Angelo, don't disappoint Whoosit!
missing, he turned around and spent the rest of the evening looking for it. Lay off the "spirits," Joe.
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After winning the Mid-West basketball title of the SNPJ our boys entered the YMCA district tourna tnent. Twenty of the best teams in 'J(«noshu and Racine counties participated. Our Stalwarts made their way to the semi-finals, losing out to the strong Anaconda team—incident ally the tournament winners—by a score of 23 to 19. Our boys, though defeated, "klicked" with the crowd due to their clean and sportsmanlike
style of playing.
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We know our girla are not down-hearted because of the defeat handed them by the Pioneer girls. If you win the city championship from the Ke-nash-a girls, you'll more than make up for this setback. Girls, so keep up your faithful practice and your hopes will not be denied.
Tor*l*s of Progrtts
By "Lindy" l.okar.
Collin wood.—Did you forget? It's still time to enter the Literary Contest, slpce it is extended to April 1. l-et's get together and make it a huge success.
The Strugglera wlah tp extend their heartiest congratulations to Br«». Johnnie Dre.har of Igwin, Pa., as csptain of Carnegie Tech 1030 Football team.
Congratulatlona, Kenosha Stalwarts, on your winning of the Western championship. Wish you load, of success for the National title. The battle of 1020 Is still freeh in our mind*. May we meet again.
On the home stretch JUST ONE MORE WEEK and the jubilee mem bership drive campaign will elo.e. Make up your mind. Have you done your ahare? If not. do it NOW. TO-DAY. befoee It Is too late.
The Comrades' play, "Color Blind." was a huge sucrose.
Yes, May 4 Is the date and once again the Struggles will try te pock both halls. And It's to be their 3rd anniversary. Out-of-town lodges please attend.
When you are ready for a radio etc.. . cell Ken. Itftt and IU be at your service.
Here Is hoptag that I have oppor tunlty of meeting "Booatafci" of Springfield.
Beer Suds from Milwaukee
Some Sidelights on the SNPJ Tourna-ment
The Badgers lost! Still we hava one consolation—we played three games to the Stalwarts' two and we only lost by one basket. Figuring tha victory on the point and foul system, the Badgers are way ahead of the Stalwarts in standings.—Figure it out for yourself.
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The bigger they are, the harder they fall. The Pioneers got about thn worst drubbing and yet they represented th« largest SNPJ lodge. And the Pioneer Boosters, what's the matter down there, fellow members?
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The Badgers had the most rooters Counting noses, we found that near, ly half of the lodge was there. Also there were nearly as many girls as boys. That's the Badger Spirit for you.
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The Badgers had their own spirit "band." George Hennii* brought the Badgers Hungry Three down and they certainly made plenty of noise Just like College—cheerleaders, band 'n everything.
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The Badger, won the Bowling Tournament No wonder. Talk about I >oo.ting the boys. Everyone was down Saturday night and we yelled and sang to beat the dickens. The boys were so thrilled they went ou*
and ju.t murdered thoae pins.
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Both the Stalwarts and Badger« played bang-up basketball and It wa' one of the cleanest game« witnessed. No college game in the country e«uM have been more exciting. The crowd was en Its toes all the time.
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The Badger, certainly appreciate«! Jeanette Kentck's rooting. Jean cam« all the way from Detroit and gave a i her moral support. Thank you. J««n -and come again.
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We have to hand it to the Pioneer
Sti-o-Vision
By Gumshoe Slim.
Chicago.—O' boy! What a time the Sunglares had after the adjournment of their business meeting, last Friday at Vacek's Hall. Bro. Fred Blazovich with his five artists entertained the members from 9 to 11:30 p. m. To his soft, sweet, harmonious string music the members danced and enjoyed themselves. He ia scheduled for another program at our social, after the adjournment of our business meeting, on April 11. At this occasion, his newly organized jazz orchestra will play and bring merriment to the happy-go-lucky Sunglares.
Sister Suzanne Kracic is leading the army of Sunglare salesmen and saleswomen for the advance sale of May Dance tickets with 22 tickets sold, while Bro. R. J. Zavertnik is a close runner up with 17 tickets sold and Sister Helen Heidenreich has ten tickets sold. Six more weeks aro left before our dance on April 26. Let us put our shoulders to the wheel, so that we will sell in advance our entire allotment of she hundred ticketa.
Let us make athletics an integral part of the Sunglare activities. We need about five more members to complete the men's indoor bassfcall team. If you know of anyone who is willing to play indoor-baseball invito him to a Sunglare meeting, where dancing and refreshments are obtained free, and he surely will become an ardent Sunglare. Brothers and Sisters from Lyons, Berwyto and Cicero, let us co-operate and build a strong Lodge in Cicero, one that you can be proud of and one wherein your sons and daughters can obtain athletics as well as aocial recreation.
LODGE NO. 695
Carona, Kaaaaa.—Howdy, Kansas Rangers! No bfter way to greet you than through the Prosveta. Wher«» were the Rangers last meeting night? Hustlers! Round up the "Kansat Rangers" for our next meeting nlte, Tuesday, April 8, as important business is to be transacted.
See you at the "Rhodeo."
A Rangerette.
Ol'R ANNIVERSARY DANCE
Colliawood, O.—Strugglers' March meeting, after an accomplished session, closed in rather a spectacular fashion. Strugglers entertainment committee is busy lately getting eome REAL entertainment for our Annl-versery celebration May 4. I'm letting you all know plenty of time before the date, ao don't make any other arrangemente for this date.
Anthony Zeverl. Pub. Com.
PrtirtsaKn Mail Bra
Euclid. O.—At our next meeting we won't be alone, that is If the senior lodge wi|l hold their meeting the same night In the lower hall. Then well have condbtned entertainment and refrr.hments after the meeting.
The Prngroaaleo boys were victorious over the Rambler, at the Strugglers' tournament, whom they'll engage In a return game this week. If our boy» win, they'll go to Detroit te play the Wotvertnee.
The girls played at the tournament with the Blepp-Knit girla, world champs. Our girls just filled the bill aa the other opponent, rouldnl play. The score was 10-28. ia favor of Blepp. This week the girls play the Spartans.
Again are added some new member« to ear ever growing Hat. this time Sieters Meg lan. Robert«, and Bro. Trebec We «are are glad te have yea.
Three t'nfcnowa.
ANSWER TO THE JESUITS
By Ernst Haeekel
Skeletons of Anthropoid Apes. Few observations
are so directly convincing of the close kinship of nun snd the snthropoid ape as a critical comparison of the skeletons. It was a very happy idea of the English genius Thomas Huxley to place pictures of the skeletons of man and the four surviving anthropoid apes on the front page of his "Man'» Place in Nature." I copied the pictures in my "Anthropogeny." Later in my published addresses delivered in Berlin on the war about the idea of evolution, I used pictures of the same five skeletons, but from specimens in my own collection. I purposely choose a younger chimpanzee and orang outang, because their similarity to man is more striking than that of older apes. The skeletons were photographed by my tried collaborator, Mr. Adolph Giltsch, and neither he nor I made any change whatsoever in their form or position.
Now what does Dr. Brass say about these clear, absolutely faithful photographs? He indulges in the following untruths—for the greater glory of God! "These tables show intentional falsifications to uphold the false caption (Skeletons of the five Anthropoid Apes). The uprightness of man's carriage is concealed. The gorilla's knee has been pressed to make it appear to be standing straight. The walking posture of all the apes is false. . . . This table .is an example of how Haeekel misuses the works of other people."
Still more absurd is a criticism of Dr. Brans of tables I intend to give a museum. They are not yet made, the plan for them has not yet even been prepared. But that does not deter Dr. Brass from dishing up the following to his credulous readers: "I have seen some of the tables which are to serve as object lessons in the museum, and they make me feel ashamed for Haeekel and his friends."
We all know how tender tfie ape mother is of her young. Yet Brass teaches us that it is exactly the "selfless mother-love and mother-care that clearly distinguish man from all mammals and removes him far above the impulses and instincts of a beaat."
Dr. Brass also denies the existence of superfluous rudimentary organs. By that surprising decrec he expunges an entire chapter from zoology and botany, one of the most interesting chapters of the whole of biology.
/ Another strange statement of his 4s, "The cells of the human tissue differ conspicuously from those of other mammals." Now every histologist, every student, every physician who has examined microscopically the human tissue and the tissue of other mammals knows that their coarser and finer structure, the morphologic and physiologic characteristics of their cells are exactly the same. In sixty years, ever since thou-sands of accurate observations have been made of the structure of the epithelium, the glands, the cartilage, the bones, the plain and striated muscles no one has succeeded in finding any histologic differences between man and the other animals.
The same is true of the egg csfll. Dr. Brass says the human egg cell is different from the ape's egg cell. He ia the only one who has discovered that it is!
My Embryo Pictures. In the earliest stages the resemblance of the outer form and inner structure of the embryos of the amniota, that is, of mammals, reptiles, and birds, are surprisingly alike. The most expert-enced specialists are not able to distinguish the young embryo of animals that later are so conspicuously different as man and ape, dog and rabbit, bird and squirrel. .
In this experiential fact of comparative embryology I see important proof of the theory of evolution. In many of my works I placed in juxtaposition a number of various embryos of amniota in three 'stages of development. I intentionally omitted unessential features from the representations, in 'order that the essential features should come out all the more clearly. It is these "echematlzationa" that have furnished Brass and his Keplerists with the best points at which to aim their calumnies. Others did not "approve" them either, although the right to use schematized reproductions, especially in illustrating difficult form relations, is generally recognized in text books and popular works.
In charging me with falsification they themselves falsified in the most brazen way. According to their allegations I maintained that the embryos I had compared are absolutely identical. All I had said is that their similarity is so great as to be confusing and deceptive. Neither I nor any scientist ever made the senseless statement that the embryos of men and apes, dogs and rabbits are at any stage of development identical. The very fact that they evolve into'different things refutes such a thesis. Even in the simple, spherical germ-cell chemical differences In the molecular composition of the plasma may be assumed with certainty, though the limited means at our command prevent us from proving that they exist.
The Sandal ion of Vertebrate«. The sandalion or aandal-germ ia one of the most interesting natural forms. It Is that important germ form of the embryo of the higher vertObrates or amniota which ha. the simple shape of a sandal or sole of a shoe. It is a thin, somewhat elliptical body, narrower in the middle and rounded and broader at the ends (Figs. A, B. C). It is an early stage of the embryo, at which nothing of the later characteristic form ie to be discerned. None of the separate parts of the body are visible. Even vertctoration has not yet become apparent. There is s very slight variation in iU shape among the different amniota, especially in the relation of the length to the breadth and the rounding of the two halves. But it* composition, or internal structure from a few *impl'-primitive organs is the seme in all amniota.
The Hainan SandaNon Fig.. B and C repreeent the only two specimens of the human sandalion in its earliest stages of which we are certain that they have been completely observed. They are copied from the handsome "Handatbs dor Entwickelungegeschichte de* Menachen." by Julius Kollnmn. In 181»—twenty-two years sgo?—Count F. 8pee published in the "Arrhiv ñir Anatomía" "Obeervatione of a human ger»-««»k with open medullary groove and cenalls neurentencu-The excellent reproductions Count Spee made of th * extremely Important human sandal-germ and >'• grooves, which are of great i firs nee. have Hcen used In all later text books and bryologies I plater
(To he continued.)
Whoa History Wae Yi---
Teacher: "Willie, dó yob mean to aay that ye« cant name all the Presidents we have had? When I wa* year age I <-oold name them all."
Willi«: "Ye«, but there were only three er foer then."
flTDNHBDAY, MASCH 1ft
Voice of the Members
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Chicago.—I consider it a moral obligation of any individual who makes a public statement about any person or persons, to prove his statement, if not, auch person is not hon. est. If Bro. A. Kramarsic is a gentleman he will prove his statement to the membership as was published under his signature in last week's Prosveta. I am able and willing to prove the following facts contrary to his statement:
1) That he did not complete his work ss bookkeeper before he left the office. The books show no trial balance closed for three months. 2) That the suditors have never msde out our orifinal report for the states. The report was made by oarselves and the suditors were asked to straighten the previous Incorrect figures msde by the one who was in charge of the report for 1928, and for which the New York insurance department hss inquired. S) That ex-1 tra help was hired for copying reports before I became secretary. 4) That he never ssked the Sapreme board of the SNPJ or me for $40 weekly salary. Bro. Krsmsrsic's letter, in which he asked for Increase, is still on our files, snd in that letter no mention is msde aa to how maeh he wanted. When he asked for an in- J crease, the Supreme board increased hi* salary $2 per week.
In regard to my remarks before him, I would like to have sufficient; proof for them, bocause I have never made any such statement lie accused me of. When he told me that he is going to resign, I admit that I never begged him to remain.
Management! Ability! Bro. Kramarsic has a good chancc to show his ability right now while he is his own boss, business man. I can prove by the records on hand that the management under the supervision of those whom he glorifies was not much inclined for the interest of the SNPJ and economy. If there was anything in my statement before the Supreme board to make myself hero at his expense, let the members judge.1 About extra help? Yes; we have one in our office and I have no res. son to be afraid to admit that. The reason for having one is, because the SNPJ in the last 14 months hs's increased in membership almost 3000.
To Bro. Kramaraic's remark that it is not the purpose of his article to discredit anyone, I want to say that only a mentally blind person can believe such a statement. .
Fred A. Vlder, Supreme Secretary.
How much the outside affiliations had to do with the propsganda aginst me, while I was Secretory, 1 am sure he knows it through his affiliations which are responsible for it. By all hard work and propaganda, some well known change in the S. B. has been accomplished, but not tQ suit him and his associates, and this in my opinion was one of the main reasons for his resignation, regardless how often Bro. Kramarsic states it was the insufficient raise of salary alone.
Bias Novak.
Member Lodge No. 1.
THE VALUE OF A BOOKKEEPER
Chicsgo.—Bro. August Kramarsic is criticizing the Supreme Board for allotting the new bookkeeper the salary he was receiving as an old employe in the offices of the SNPJ. In critics of his kind there are usually wrapped some twisters to draw, to make the arguments stronger.
At this moment I want to touch
•	nly one twister, which ii directed to me personally. Bro. Krsmaraic says: "At the time I asked for a raise, Bro. Novak sis ted that I wasn't worth $38, ••«t at the last meeting of the Su-heme board it was he who moved to approve a aalarv of $38 for a begin-mr."
Where does he get that stuff? The minute« do not show anay such statement of mine, snd he was not present "t the meeting. Nobody can honestly «'«im that I ever stated at the meet-lr>g or otherwise, that he was not worth $38 or of snyone else not being »■>nh what he or she is getting or > a*ked for, but when a question » raise comes up, the Supreme '"aid ia itound to consider the wages and Mils l ie« under general conditions.
The fset is that I raised a question that time but did not even vote »•ta.nat the raise of his salary as I" rx>v«d by Bro. Vlder. I am Inclined !<> believe that Bro. Kramarsic has ' " wrongly tipped by someone who not understand the discussion on !; • subject, or purposly made up the »Ury f«r v>me reason.
Kro. Zordaai was getting $38 da a t< mjKjrsry Imokkeeper and was work-"" »t the SNPJ office for some "onths prior to the last meeting of
*	Suoreme board. He applied for l"'ftition In 1028 as an eseprienced keeper.
A» to Bro. Krsmsrsic's hint of f "''"Went 1 doubt wry much that he e^nnertod with his new position, »f he waa. why did he deem It "*i»shle to sesk change after some '"^a? May be. there too. he did J* rn the desired square deal, or he
• ,Kat he was worth more than he v®' rating, awd ^ hsee the pa '•«nee to wait for advenes.
»'filiations la the ootslde may 'kv* a lot to do In various matters. MH with the routine work la the
' OT salaries of tbe employe«* r- As far as I am riffK'rntd» i *» that everybody was treatod *«e*elr while I was In *ai*e of the r «cardites «f eatside affM*-«< anyone. |f be didn't gat a w,Vl*r* deal—I beg his pardon.
Bro. Pleshe has been with us again with another irrational outburst of his temper against higher education, the educated ones and tolcrance while in his article he entirely forgot to discuss the facts in the athletic issuo which he professed to discuss.
"Practise what you preach" is a proverb which is as old as our civilization, and I can quote hundreds of instances where he has not followed this golden rule. At the ninth regular convention, he recommended to the convention to reprimand my con. duct as a former supreme officer which occurred in a certain controversy between the supreme officers and myself before the insurance commissioner of the State of Illinois, although he admitted on the floor of the convention that he never read aH the correspondence in this mstter. That's the kind of justice and tolerance that he believes in—convict a person, especially if you personally dislike him, without considering one fact in the controversy.
Isn't it a fact that Bro. Pleshe was present at the January session of the Supreme board meeting? If he believes in tolerance as he claims he does, why did he vote in favor of the motion mads by Bro. Lokar not to print in the official organ of Prosveta any statements or discussions made by the various supreme officers on the athletic issue? Isn't it a fsct that the members are entitled to know what the supreme officers are doing? Isn't the first act of tolerance in a fraternal society that the supreme officers publish a truthful report of what has been said and done at a supreme board meeting?
Now if .Bro... Pleshe believes so much in tolerance, why didn't he discuss in his article the facts "pro" or "con" pertaining to athletics instead of only attacking me personally?
I know Bro. Pleshe and I can accurately state that his bigotry on these matters is so pronounced thst he could not give an unbiased decision even if he wanted to.
Richard J. Zavertnik.
Member Ixxige 632.
In his article our crttlc turns to he a rather distinguished authority on athletics, airing out matters which he deemed beneficial to himself, but what about our affairs? Why doea not our critic discloie tbe other side of the story concerning our baseball team ever incessantly looking for arguments which are very unsubstantial, just as the foundation of his tumbled castles. I advise our friend to rebuild the structure using more sincerity and then perhaps it may stand the wear.
Any dealings such as the trip to Cleveland are open and frank and no one person is to blame for the mismansjement of the trip. The White Star Lines refunded enough money to cover up their mistake and for that reason $88.00 was all they received. The spirit shown by our critic in Cleveland is very incredible and there are no reasons for argn ments in the paper.
John F. Kutch.
President Ladje 680.
Calumet Sentinels
So. Chicago.—"Something attempted; something done, has earned the night's repose."—It seema us if I've just got to get this article written to-night or I won't be able to sleep a wink. My conscience has been both ering me ever since I vflm reappointed on the publicity committee. So tonight, I've come to the conclusion thut I might just as well clear my ctnscience of this heavy load that has been troubling me ever since the first part of the year, and then, only thin will I feel as though "Something's been attempted; some
thing done, Has earned the night's repose."
So far these our meetings have been very interesting and well at tended. It seems as if (hey are getting better and better. Keep your good work up, officers and members. The auditing committee will have to mske their rounds soon or watch out for the president. He might have one of his famous lectures prepared. I don't think it will be quite so harsh ae the last one becuuse his wife is on the committee, but "a word to the wise is efficient."
The entertaining committee is going to give us a big surprise one of these days. That is the reason they are all so quiet lately. "Watch out and be prepared for the surprise," Is my motto.
Something is "awhirl" In the air again. We all hope' it settles down soon because it has been "awhirling" long enough. They say it isn't s good policy to keep It "awhirling" too long. "She" and "he" to whom It concerns will please try rush things up a little. What say. Ann, let's get this thing settled, eh?
Have been wondering how Jennie likes her nickname. Antoinette where are you? Come on, get your pen and paper out and got busy with a few lines for the paper. R. Kosic have you learned that speech you promised to recite st one of our meet ings? Am still counting on that.
Publicity Committee.
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BADGER LODGE
Canonsburg, Pa.—Upon rsading tbe March 6 issue of the Prosveta the readers of these columns again discovered that our broken-down Napoleon is raving from his seat, receiving a great consolation through his attempts to convey wrong impressions of his successors to the readers from other localities. Those of us whom our critic attacks, can offer nothing but sympahy to this "has been" whose soul Is being gnawed away by the torturing pangs of jealousy, envy and hatred, which he incessantly discloses In Ms controversial arguments, which are unstib-stsntiated. Such is the routine for one who has revealed his biased ae-J, tions in dealing with a group of youth-( ful people that were underertlmsted. • Our critic is now well aware that heneet, able and fearless memlrers are demanded to serve our best interests, and not of 1028 and 102»? Because our friend knows that it would spell something unpieassnt for him. He states, "I am positive that athletics are a benefit to any lodge composed of younjr people, but there are also officers of s lodge who can make athletics lie a hind ranee to them," etc. That statement is made due to his own experiences. Why did not our critic state his "successful" attempt to bsat our lodge out of a bell field last season, which proved as futile as anything attempted, save the fact that our rental charge was increased, for which our critic lakes ¿»redit? Why not mention the irreg ularities of I92S which oor cri'.lc knows a lot about, being at that time chairman of Sport« Com. and also president of our lodge.
A Wind person can s** why to-day oar critic raves, attacking his socees-sors. the type who are Inactive or-tisment" looking for glory through the efforts of a group who subject themselves to the dletations of a " wou id - like -to-be rsar," nor the type who fell to recognise th*4r sueeee-sors; who steadily attack and try to hinder the pragre«* «* a lodge, merely to roraiv* personal sattofae-t^m	|
It is not at all to the cr*dlt of any( ledge to have within their ranks a person so affeetod by jealousy who lr»i*i*to oa knocking, »pending *el* j able lime oe Utile attempt* loefcfcg* ft r self-satisfaction, regsrdless of j what harm It is for the lodge.
Milwaukee, Wis.—Hello. Badgers! Did you enjoy yourselves at the last meeting? Let's hope so. It sure was a surprise to see so many there, but we could have had a few more mem btrs. Why do some of the Badgers stay away from the meetings? You can always enjoy yoursself ufter th< meeting, for there ia aiwsys o pleasant surprise srrsnged by the entertainment committee. We (The Three Jolly Joys) hope that you ail enjoyed the pretzels and wine snd candy. And weren't the shamrocks with the clay pipes cute?
Everything was fantastic, I mean fanatic. First Sisters Kims Stigiltz and Jean Krolnik fell—and how they fell! Then, on the second lap, we found Sister Jane Perko doing a sliding effect on the platform. And then, to toi> It off, on the last round, Brother Marko Shopik gave uu a demonstration of a backward dip and landed awfully hard amidst the clamour of the rolling ruspidorn. perhaps we could piaee a few more name* down, but everything ended right then and there, We all said our toodle-oos and left the meeting with s pretzel in one hand and a shamrock In the other.
We thank Brothers (ilanois, tlnsek, <»block, and Jarklieh for th* wonderful music they gsv* us. and thsnks to these who h*lp*d es with everything. * The Three Jolly Jays are saying "ToodleW now until «ur next meeting.
I*, Jsae 4 Jesa.
HOMK PLACE TO.CiO
Weet Alii«, Wis. - Members of th* Jolly A lib Lodge, w* are all cordislly invited to tbe DomaCa tsbevs, March 22, given for the Slovenisn Auditorium Do w* all want a Slovenian Auditorium? Of rour** w* do, we all know what it ns«ans. Our own gym. a. place to hold our meeting* snd a big doner ball. Ut's show the seniors that we really wasrt a HI" vent an Auditorium by attending this De»na/a sabava In fell number. It win b* held st Kralj's bail on list and Sherman see.
We also don't want to forget the dance given by <1/>dge 10«. Sunday. Merrk 10. et Labor Hall on ftfttk and Va'cinel ae*. Everysn* is rordi*lly In kited-- Aaaa Yeraia. H*e'y.
integrity Rsifibliitgs
Chicago. Ill—The 'Whoopee Dance' given by ths Integrity lodge No. «31 on March 15 was sure a roaring suc-, ce»*. A large crowd of sistor lodge* cooperated in putting the affair over big. Members of the Pioneer, Sun-glsre, and Slovenian Home lodges were present. To theae the Integrity owes a great deal of gratitude because of their attendance. We would at this occasion wish to thank our Supreme President Vincent Cankar for finding time from his numerous duties to honor us with his presence. The Integrity Hed Peppers are get-ing better *rory day. Words cannot express the praise due to them in the making the dance one of the biggest successes of the year. Their exotic tunes tingled the hearts of all the dancers and kept them clamoring for more. The old Integrity spirit is still s bright spot in every member of the lodge. Be an Intégrité.
Cooperation is the height of success. Integrity Ramblers have that cooperation which was clearly shown at the meeting and at the dance. The meeting was attended by the full number of Integrity Ramblers who took an uctiv* part in the proceedings of the meeting and thon danced to music furnished by the Integrity Red Peppers. Keep this cooperation among you and wa'll soon be umong the leaders of the SNPJ. Cooperation among the member» m<utu> success in the SNPJ as a whole.
Reminder of the dance which is to be held at Nunbetter hall at 1610 Cly-bourn avenue on March 22 is on print. Tbe dance will be a "Domafa sabava" sponsored by the Slovenian Home lodge No. 86. The proceeds will go for the building of a Slovene Home on the North Side. The members of 86 were present ut our dance. Let us repay them by attending their. Our attendance and their success mesns Just another boost for the Integrity Ramblers.
(let out your date book« and sign the following under the respective dûtes: Integrlty-Sunglare picnic, August 10, at Palos grove, und the annual full dance given on November 1.
We wonder what the florists Jim Kolar and Smiling Qua Kramar were doing at the North Side? The two "big Bhota" were nobly escorted by Lonesome Luka-teeilvr, Ankle Blsnk et s and Sweet Sue wfcile they were searching for a whoopee parly in the esrly hours of the morning.
BasebsII season will soon be hers. That is why Frank Msjaich wan chosen manager for the boys and David Schenk for the fairer sex. The talk of the lodge la baseball snd the Integrity Ramblers ylll bo out for the scalps of all Ihe.gNI'J teams this year with a crack baseball team. The spirit which was displayed at the discussion at our regular mealing is only to be continued end results will speak for themselves. Talk baseball and thus arouas a great deal of in torest among the members.
The Integrity Red Peppers will be In St. Louis with the Spirits on April 20. Will you be sinng with them?
Ramblini J"
LOIN i E NO. 607
people in Johnstown who look for the future and the things which are it benefit to es all and are true friends, but th* other pert are so thiek headed tbat they csnt see or hear anything else but thst whieh 1« wrong and do the things these spe cial workers want them to do. 1 know that the side that looks for tht better and for the future will always wo{k in this world with a smile and will always give you a helping hand wen needed, while tbo ether side will only isugh and jeei at you if you are in need. Now I will turn to other topics for luo much of one thing isn't good for tho system.
While I travel from one place to another I learn many things. In th* vicinity of Moxham there are two SNPJ lodge», Triglav and Nana «logs. Thee? two lodgss cannot agr*c| the women are willing to go mora than half way but the reason is that come of the men members of Tri> gisv think that women should never go anywhere and that they should raise a flock of children and watch tho kitchen Btove, so It wont run away. These men are willing to work with all fours so that they could break the ladles lodge and they would even throw away the charter if they were not afraid what would hsppen to them. Remember men, these women are your sisters.
Now I will travel a little further and I find myself in Conemaugh. Here I find that the young people have organised an English-speaking lodge called "The Friendly CKy," S. N. P. J. Good for you girls and boys! I am proud to announce this in the paper and always remember to work hand in hand and you will come out on top. 1 also hear some fools .»ay that this lodge will never stick, I know you heard It too, hut don't pay any attention to this, as thsy are only jealous. Keep In mind that the SNPJ la th* biggest and the best or ganisation of any foreign organise tions in the U. H. If your slater pr bi other lodge need help always be ready to help them. Our motto 1st Hand in hand. Another thing Is this, all you from "Friendly City" lodge, dont take any bribe snd turn traitor to your mother bulge. I know none of you will do this as you are all 100'* for th* SNPJ. 1 also hear that the women of lodge Nasa Sloga are mor* than willing to help "Th* Friendly City" ^ul are proud the way you do your work. Thanks.
Now 1 will walk up a little hill and land in Franklin. Her« I find that they hav* a Socialist Club No 5 which It progressing very good and am very glad to h*ar that th*y are getting along ao good; I also will trv to h*lp. On* ef th* b**t leaders In this club is Mrs. A. K. She is a woman worth knowing; If «very-body would follow h*r footsteps you esn never go wrong. I hav* heard many of h*r sp**ch*s and I admired them very much. Any one who Is not a member of this club should join, for you will learn planty of ihings which will h»n*fit you and you'll never regret it. Wall, folks, her* is where 1 eloss and hope to write again—Observer.
Three Bags of Gold

Claridg*, Pa.—A Kurhre and Binge party will be hald In the Clarldge old hall Saturday, March 20, given by th* Romers tadge No. 607, sterling at 7 p. m, until 12 m. Admission, gents ItOc, ladles 3&c.
Math Begins, Sec'y,
0«r OoidWoiis
Johnstown, Pa.—Here I am sgafn folks, ready to start writing of oourse. Some of you peopje didn't l!ke the last ertirie I wrote and you certainly hurt my feelings very, very much.
I will now continue where I left, because I still hsve a few reports to mske about the work of those special workers from th* church known as "The Littfe Flower." I must say thai they are still on tho job, and how! Are they still looking for suckers? Of cour«e they are; they look for the kind that look dumb and have plenty of motioy, but th«:u> won't bite. Once in a while they tret some work to do, such as marriages,! baptizing babies or s burial ami when I they do get some on* burled, th< y • are not satisfied with thlr, they wan<; to start and bur? some one who U Mill alive. Watrh your step, fellows, or you ar* going to lake a flop.
We hav* here some of the Woven* s who belong to the church known as "Th* Llttl* Flower" who refuse to go to weddings or funerals If .this person or, say. persons ar* not mar-i led In church or buriod by th* chureh, they elaim that they ar* un> he 11 vers and gf*a< »Inner». But 11 wsnt th**e people who ar* aw hol> to remember that ail things whirl art Urn must die and must w»teh out for th*me*|ve» Mother Nature' teaches as all this; keep H In into*. Ju*t for on«* I would like to be ia-•ide of the church "The LRU* J Flower" f*r I certainly would see plenty of aiaaers Umv» 0mm if | them people gather all the dirt they ran find, try to make trouble among friends and even between two »later«, l/tlt wh» re they make all tbe dirt they Ms me it on other» snd they rome oat nine.	i
fltnr* th* eoming of "The U*tle Fk/W*r" th* poople wh* go to this d»n't want to awmriat* with th* osn that don't go Wi rhareb. I* this right? No. We hav* some Sloven* •
STALWART*' UBKAT WALTS CONTEST
Kenoehs, Wis. Such interest Is
being tsken in th* Stalwarts' Old Fashioned Walts Contest—to bs hsld April 27—thst th* eommitt** is con temp la ting on getting th* largest and best ball room In Kenosha, In order to take csre of sli the contestants in this gsls sffslr. Kntriss ar* eoming thick and fast, the latsst being from Wsukwgsn's great waltser, Bro. Pink snd his Isdy fair. If you flgur* on entering this grand affair, please »end entries to J. Mauser, M33 22nd avanue, before April 18. Entries sre free, so let's hear from all yuu gruel wsltters. Wstch next week's Pro»vets for some real n*ws of this coming contest.	J. Mauser.
Stmtflers
By Uly '
Collin wood. The Struggles again
playsd thfe leading role, Thia time It wss the Beacons' Mystery dsnr* "Pennut»", Tolsr and "Shops" Nsyo ku» were the my«i<nou« winner». Our hard working Bemon President, Sialer Mstko, according to Informn-tion received, Is due to caus* a era»h on th* Baf belors' elub.
In addition to Broth*r Ovania's greal voice, th* Straggler Harmony Aces are nn the road to real popularity. When In need of real music get the Harmony Aces. It's a tr**t in itoetf,	__
Attention, Htiugglersf Lei's get in srm» snd make our third anniversary i elebraiioti a bigger and better on« than sny other affair. May 4 ia J he dsy. Place: Slovenian Work-Ingiwen's home, snd its feature will l«*e Vsudevill* »how aad dancing in both halls. ThV Straggler» will |»mi* a real soever»* booklet on May 4. featuring plrlthls, write.ups atr.
My st tract ton is Comrade's three ar* play entitled "Color Blind " Ae. eerdbtg to Brother A lea. H Is a hum-dlager, s* Stragglers, let's attend ia a group.	w
Straggler's last meet lag featured Mr. Kramer, advertising the famous Mas Fartor »orlety make up The girl» ware all advised on what shade» <>f bisk'-up to use. Even the boy» got a "big kick" out *f H all. The Man del Drug Co. is all **t up with th*»* famous cosmetics-
WHITKI White! Masses of blind-Ing. dasaling whits, and froaen stillness. Far, far off a tiny black sp*ek disturbs th* vast whitotwss. It ri**s a bit hlgh*r in th* background, then suddenly disappears.
White! Whits! Masses of blinding.
dassllng whits and frosen stillness.
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Through the clear, crisp air rang the full-throated shout of a man, "Mush. Igloo, Mush! Mush, Dog!" Kight huskies flew ov*r th* tightly, pscked snow, Behind them wss s heavy.laden sled and a bundled, snow-covered figure. From henesth a heavy fur coat there peered a square, bronsed face. Perhans Its thoughts were uneasy; perhaps not. Th* face told nothing. The man seemed to' be In a hurry. Occasionally he would ( reach forward and fool of his cargo. On and still on want the t*am, over hills and plains. An etsmal chain of snow passed beneath them, Th* trail finally lost its*lf among the tall, ghostly pines and wormed between them until a small shack came! Into view. The man hesitated, felt once more of his load, and then ent* ered the house. Two men within rose to greet him.	|
"Howdy, Bill. Howdy, Jo*.M "La, Bard," answerad on*. "S'about time you came hoppin' in; Jo*'n me were getting scared. Thought meblto you ditched ua."
Th* one named Jo* also grunted komethlng, but it was plain to s** that Bill was th* boss. A shock of black hair topped his long thin bearded fae*. A sneering grin disclosed many discolored teeth. "Well," he said, "whsre Is lt?"-Ilard's e>Ws darkened^—"Where's what?"
"What you know —• you fool! Whera's th* gold?"
"Yes, th* goki, that's what we want." Thia from Joe.
Bard stared at th* floor. Ml — I <— couldnt tret —" he saw th* throaton-Ing am? nf Bill.—''Aw, it'« out-aid*."
Th* stolid Bard broke down. "It-It ain't fair! It alht fair! I 'most froze getting h*r*,H he sobbed. Ths h-hull bunch of Mountiea If after me. I'll git hung for it, 'n youss guys git the gold. It ain't fair" — ths man maaibled on.
The "boss" had gone out to bring in ths precious m*tal. Th* oth*r spoke Up, "Quit your eryin', Bard, you'll get your shar* of tha stuff. You know darn w*ll it was m* 'n Bill whal don* f*r the bank >»*»• senger. All ther* was for you to do was to haul U away. If you'r* gonna cry, we'll never git o*t o' here.— Ah It's hsrs ell right." A greedy light shon* in his *y*s as a largs bag of ysllow metal was haulsd In. A sobbing figur* straightened up «agerly. Ths seek was thrown on th* tabls and th* gold pour* out. Long aftor th* windows had tarn«! pitch black, thro* figures might have been huddl*d over a dilapidated tobl*, th* rays of an oil lamp playing ov*r their rough, unkapt fae*s.
"On* for m*, 6n* for you, on* for Jo*. One for me, on* for —"
Th* wind shri*k*d and moan*d| heavily laden pines creaked as they swayed and th* black of night was pierced by whirls of glistening snow. Th* fir* In th* shack was dying down. Thro* slumbering figures | formed allhouette» against ths rsd, glow, On* of them stlrrad, looked \ about him, th*n cautiously aro** lifting with him a bag. H* tip-toad over to th* firs-pie**,
. "Th* folos still sl**p. I eould essily do without lh* two of '*m. Nol It can't b* dan*. I've got to k**p on* to show m* th* way out of this damned wild*rn**s,"
Another bedy was beginning to stir, lie »aw the standing figur*. 1m-mediately he sprang up and ran to ths others' side,
"I'm ready. Bill," he whlsp*rsd. "dot th* grub on th* sl*d."
"Nol yet, Joe, W* gotta g*l his bag first."
"But Bill, w* can't !*t him h*re all slon*. Hell storv* or —"
'«hut upl If you'r* gonna 1» chlck*n-h*artod w*'ll quit —" "It's not that, Bill, but , , "But what?"
"Aw nothla'. Com* on, let's git his sack,"
The two erept up on the »looping men. He mev*d Th*y »topped for a •eeond, then erept on. Tbe Ufur« •eemed to be In th*. grips of dead •lumber. Of a sudden it sprsag up.
"I hoard you I You devils! No i hat's Bang!
Thro* figure» struggled for a moment a groan, the fall of a heavy body and then two fl#iras stood aleae. "All there, Ja*T"
"Darnit *ll almost, I ge*ss: th* crittor got m* In th* l*g -«bet first »hot. My Gawd, It hurts."
"W*ll, he wont shoot any mors, the foollM
"I feel kinds nervoe» In her*, Bill, let's git." "All right, (tot his moaey?" "New, I don't want a dead man's gold"
"You talk like a fool. Twa* his own fsult. Fergit It." The bag oa» taken from the
They furred the de«r open sg*)o»; the how I i a« wind. Th* saow Ust sgsta*! tip1'	rur*
Ing snd «beutlag the d*gs were harnessed and with a "Me«h; Igloo,
mush!" th* dogs sprang forward into th* billiard.
"Rill, 1 think we're going in a circle. It loks to me like we've passed this place b*for*. Oh! that curssd leg. 1 can't mov* it any mora."
Bill was sil*nt. .Tht atorm Increased in iu fury.
"Rill, I'm hungry. Can't we stop 'n eat?"
"We can't use up our grub yet. There's no tsllin' when ws'U get out o' her*. W* —H Bill sal up suddsnly. "It's tru*, we're gone, we — you wr*tch*d cripple, we forgot th* grub. W* forgot the grub."
Th* wind drowned out their curses.
For days and days thsy plodded on. Th* dogs were gone, killed in their struggle for self-existence. The two war* no longer men. Th«y w*r* beasts, wild, d*lirioua, begrudging each other's life. Th* wounded man eriotl out and groaned.
"Bill, don't look at m* lik* that. Don't leav* me. Bill."
"Lear* you?" Again he starad. Th* invalid lay back on th* sled, a look of fear in his sy*s. Night cam* snd with it th* usual howling of the wolf pack. The a let I was drawn b*< side th* fir*. On* lay on it, w*ak and helpless from laek of nourishment. Th* oth*r sat mumsling on th* *dg* of the sled. Plainly he was dissatisfied. Yet ho had haulsd tho oth*r long »nough. How would ho *v*r get out of thia wildern*ss with a cripple on his hands? Only on* of lh*m eould surviv* anyway. Of course th*r* was th* mon*y. With throe Hacks ef gold he could come bark te civilisation and live like a prince. Still th* oth*r was shot whll* helping him. Rot! It was th* man's own clumslneas that msde him u nipple. "It waa m* who got rid of th* m*s« s*ng*ri m* who planned th* who!» thing. Y*>! I got a right to tho stuff." He thought Bill, II* glanced at th* Invalid, but qulekly turned away. The «lek man must have road his thoughts. Feebly h* lifted his arms and whispered:
"Rill, Bill, you woa't dare. For god's sake, Bill, you ain't gonna leav* m*. It's your fault I'm this way."
Bill clenched his fists and muttored to himself. "Thro* bags for m*, all for at*. God! How 1 wish 1 was out of this wilderness, thro* bags for m*. Thro* bags of gold."
Th* glowing eyas in th* lurround* Ing blackn**» were coming closer. Th* yelping b*cam* more fi**qu*nt. Another log waa thrown on tha fir*.
Th* erlppled Jo* doeed off Into a delirious slumber. The «»ther became intoni*ly nervous and *xril*ti. Finally he sprang up and s*sroh*d for the bags.
"Ah, two bags. Th* third bag — where'» th* third bag?" H* brushed said« ths furs eovsring th* slek one and «am* upon th* third bag. Tha Invalid opened his eyes. Too w*ak to struggle, h* could but dumbly gas* at th* figur* standing ov*r him. With a terrifi*d look of appeal In his *y*s, h* vainly strove to rosist th* action* of th* plundcror. Th* thro* bags ae* quired, Bill graspml a burning etiek In his hand and wildlv de*h*d towards ths dark unknown. Th* elrolo of eyes parted to 1*1 him through, for the rod flam« is *t*rnally f*arod by tha ravishing b*a»ts of th* north, H* ran and ran until h* fall exhausted, bu. rled In a heap of snow. Th*ro he lay gaeplng, weak and frightened, thro* bags of gokl tightly elaspod to his bosom. In th* distane* he eould hear th* how! of th* wolves, possibly a human try.
"Ah. th* gold! Thro* bags of gold!" II* ro*e to hia f**t and struggled on. Again h* fell, hut msnag*d to erawl through the Icy drifts. Th* wlad waa beginning to shriok again. Hnow Uat upon him In a maddening fury,
"Th* gold — three bags, throe bags. How nlc* — nlre and warm It ■**ms. Why not lay down? Why why not? No, no, I must crawl -crawl the gokl, three bags, three -thr** . . ."
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Far, far to (he mirth, whero th* pine» bow majestlrslly and ths wind vi*s with wolf In wild Incessant shri*ks, (here lie the remains of a body, a man perhsp«. who knows? Nearby, stark and blood stained, may b* found throe bag» of gold.
Kathryn E. DelJeeh.
Friendly City Ixnlge 684
John»i"»n P*. Our regular m**t-ing Marrh II was w*ll attond*d, We hav* se lee ted a »pedal m**tlng for Marrh »1 at 7 o'clock «harp at the Franklin Boro Slov llall. The pur. pose Everybody who bring* a new m*mb*r «ill Ii* still ahl* to g*t the Silver Jubilee ring, as It would bo too tele to bring the new memb*r* at oar nest regular meeting April 10, as the Jubilee drive close* April I, Come on, now, let'* see a ring on every member's finger.
The meeting Is ako Hold for the purpo** of a baseball team, as the Friendly City hopes to enter tha RNPJ tournament Every boy is to attend this meeting, se we will sae If you re*lly arc an aaliv* member ar eat. The girt* ran »lay also, If they are tnt*r**t*d in haseball. Aftor th* aieet ag »* «til hero the aeaal eateetaiament. and meyb* a «orpri»*.
Maa CaJhar,
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S. N. P. J. SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Detroit. - Young American ba*ket-eers played their firat fame of tba »erica with the Wolverine lodge laat Thursday at the Nordetrum Gym. The game was great, ths »tad him holds about a thousand people arvi many of the rooter» had to stagd during ths eritlrs game. Coma out to «o* tha neat game Thursday, March 20, at 0 p. m. at the Nordstrom Gym, Fort and Wstermaa street*. Young Americans show fine floor work. Kaitner, the greet forward, scoring 6 baskets and Nagal and J. Mihelich each three. Tha Young American*' rooUrs were plenty with Billy Travnik as the chaar leader; they made so much nolaa that the referee couldn't hear his own whistle. The Wolverines show good work and Boaicb a good product; Coley (also a former Y. A.) played a fast rough game and got the most personal fouls; if he would have got one more he would hsva been chased to tha shower. Tha Wolves are going to be good baaket* aers in time.	Reporter.
the Integrities and Fraak Klasing of tha Links, bat Marty deserved a better fate than he got, for he didn't have hie bowling apparatus with him and it was an unexpected match a© the few pin* that I won didn't prove any superiority over Marty aad I hope to moat him 1a another match when he has tha litl* min ereHte of hia own and hia bowling shoes too. So, thank again, Mike. Tha same goes for Frank Klaaing.	Loo Kraaa.
STALWARTS' ATHLETICS
Keaoaka, Wia.—The Stalwart«
cruised to West Alii«, Sunday, Mareh 0, and sunk tha Jolly Alibi armada of keglers with a terrific bombardment of strikea. After the deck« were cleared, tha victorious Stalwarta sailed away with a margin—240 pina. Big gun. Frank Selberlich, featured a 024 of the Stalwarts 2022 count, while the high contributor to the Jol-ly Alii*' 23K2 count was E. Erman with a 616 total.
Return game will be bowled at Keno Sunday, March 2».
Rudie Dorians.
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<;OI»HKR NEWS
Chicago.-—The Gophers had thair regular monthly meeting on March 7. Four new members were accepted. The Gophers and the Pioneer Lodge are scheduled to play a basketball game on Sat., March 20, at the Franklin Park gym on 14th at. and Kildare ave. The Pioneer girla are alao scheduled to play; the firat game starts at 7:It, Tickets may ha secured from any Gopher or Pioneer member. The admiaaion la 2ftc by ticket only. During the past weak tha Gophers won from the Hollywood A. C. by a score of 83-10, snd lost to tho Polish Falcons by a score of 30-26.	Joe Krasovocki
HOWLING NEWS
.Milwaukee, Wls.-Oh boy, those pins were splattered Sunday, March 0, at Permed Alleys. Our Badger bowlera, with one exception, bowlini under the nam* af Perme'a Alley«, spilled the pina for a grand total of 8241. Zajc Studios, their opponents, socked the pins for a total of 82M>. Hitting that large total and atlll los ing by 26 pina is something vary un usual. Perm*1» Alley«' team games wore 1024-1070-1141, while Zajc Stu dlos were hitting 1060-1184-1022 "Some socking on anybody'a alloys." Frank Turch of the Studio gang led the keglers with 746 on games of 2M-286 264. Jim Verbich lad our gang with 701 on games of 210-216 207. Only three men of both sides hit below 600. All In all it was great day for everybody. The boys certainly appreciated the moral aup port given by the large crowd of rooter«. 'Tony "Hones" Oblurk
NOTICE. HTRUGGLER HOWLERS
Cleveland. 6.—Hello, girla, when are you all? Have you forgotten that every Tuesday is Straggler»' Recreation Night? Come all of you even if the boys don't come down So, don't forget, girls, I want to see you all at the bowling alleys on Tues day nights.	Hmilra
LODGE SPIRITS
PIONEER BASKETBALL
Chicago.—In a double header, Saturday night, the Pioneer boys defeated the Waco Pi nee by a 37-23 «core. The Mam bone Chewers de footed the Pioneer girla by 25-21. The Pioneer Boys had to fight hard for their victory. It was a hard fought game until the last quarter, when tho score waa 28-80. Jacklno scored six baskets in the laat half, making a total of 18 points for the whole game. Hudele scored 10 points; Grooaer 6; A. Klancnik 2; Louis Klancnik 1.
The Ham Bona Chewors defeated the Pioneers in a cloaa battle. The girla had two of their regulars mis-■ing, and put up s good fight at that coat.
Eve scored 1 pint«; Artach 8; Michalak 4; A. Zavertnlk 4. On tha Ham Bone Chewers* lino: Hudele scored 10 points; F. Grooaer 0; J. Bu-ric 2; W. Buric 4; F. Buric waa tha other player for tho "Chewers."
Fraak Grooaer.
Excerpt from Minutes of Supreme Board Meeting
Session 6—January 22, A. M.
Bro. Heidenreich, president of the Athlotic board, reports that tho min-utea (of Board meetings) have boon publiahad In Proeveta and outline« tho contest* to bo hold nexttmonth, for which they require fends. Ho reada the following financial report;
riaaaclal aape* mt Um SNPJ Nalleeal At*-
•eeed Treaaary. YseC IUMI Nret Peeaalarr Aald received Haw Sa-
pr«m* Board I Year IMS SN.N Traveling n>wm for Indoor Cfeampln-
•hie (lame mil Iatsiiim u> ckiaaga ...........see
Wau began to Chics«« ................ lie«
iTi/tai ..............................maeo
Sreeed Pecuniary AM from Supreme
Beardi May >•!• Mo«*«. Traveling tin*« far Um Basketkall Ton raa leant, April 14. l«Si<
Hteiararte 1« Ckleaga ................| l|.«S
Mtrugglera Ui t'klrago ............... lU&.SO
Trophy awarded la Stragglers ........ II.M
Cash swarded to Weukagna. which was pruaUaeS kr Sa*raaM Hoard,....... !«.«•
Oaa Official far ladaar Clmmeionehl»
apt. 1. I «It................. M.tt
Tout ..............................fttl.vt
Third Peeaalary AM from Sapram«
loa rdi Sapi. im »Mt.tt. Nal ■•¿»TU National BaekethaJI Tour-
fatal Raaelved IMS-IS...........KI0.II
Traveling Kapanaa far I minor aud Have-hall Ckampionehlg eaaaa. Sept. I, ISM, at Cleveland, Ohio«
Stalwart« to Clev.land.......,*,.....»141.10
Waukegaa u. ( lavaland .a.......... 1M.M
('anoaskarg. Ps., to Clavalnd......... lit.«t
Na\*L A thlr« ir Hoard Bipaaaaa for firat enguel meeting haM la Chicago, No*.
m. inn
John r. K Utah.......................I SI M
Andrew J. Uram Jr...,.............. 1*51
Rudolph raaaa ..................... I.Tt
John K. Mauaar ..................... 1.7«
gecretarf'a Suppllaa ............... 4*0
Tata I ........... ..................1447.7«
Pecuniary AM Beaeived lflS-lS«»..., tM.OO Nat profit from Nst'l Haaketkatf Tour-
nameni. April 14. IMt............ It.M
St. I>omU, Mo.—Only one more week of the miked double league ami It will come to a close on Sunda> March 83. There is a good chsnce for a tie for the lead so why not perambulate down to the Kmmau» bowling alleys and see who will have their names engraved on the bowling trophy now on display at the abo*e mentioned alleys, which are locate«!	and on athletics in general at
on Shenandoah ave just a half block Ju,r meeting. Motion seconded
l»tsl ..............................»»IS II
Traveling Kapaaaaa ivxs.tt........... 7M.7I
I la lama la Traaaury ............... 1115.74
J aha a. Maaaar. Nst'l, Athletic Traaa.
Brother« Ixitrich and Leksha express dlssatlafactlon with the Athletic Board. Bro. Heidenriich defend« th< Board.
Bro. |,okar movaa that the report of the president of the Athletic Board lm accepted as read. Motion aocondod snd carried.
Heaslon 6—January 21. I*. M.
Meeting called to order at one o'clock by the supreme president. All members present as at previous sea
s»on.
The supreme secretary reports that by-laws covering lodge athletics have Iteen submitted. Bro. BaKa moves thst s committee of throe members I*« elected who shall study thia que* tion and make a report on the by-
west of Jefferaon ave. The matcbe» will atari at 2:30 In the afternoon. Straka and M. Kacin will meet Klein« in one match while Brecely and Fat-rick will meet the writer and Itoahel la what may prove to be the moat Important and deciding match that has taken place in thie league. lire cely and Patrick are in tho thick of the fight for first place while the writer and Roshel are but a step behind them. C. Kacin and M. Yanko ere drawing the bye. They will be interested spectators because they are the leaders at the preeoat writing. So come one. come all to see a
and carried.
Hro. I<eksha raises the question of whether a lodge will be required to wait until July for action on any matter concerning Ita athletic activ-Hin,|
The chairman etplalns that as pro-* »ded by Bro («udlne'e motion the ad miniet retire mm mit tee will have (tower to act in auch cásea.
Bro. G od Ina moves that from the sum of 1600, remaining from the flOOO appropriated for athletics, the sdminietraUve committee shall at Us «II», ration make payment of any Mils submitted.
Brothers leksha. Lokar, T reel J. No
by Brothers Lotrich and Leksha after Bro. Zaita'e appeal to the younger officers to coaaidor thia theár duty.
Brothers Lotrich, Lokar and Leksha elooted to this committee by acclamation.
"BOOP-BOOP.A-DOOP"
La Sal|p, III.—Someone suggested that I (?) try and put an article in this paper to rival that of our "Vagabond," the chap who certainly the only active writer representing the Mohawks. So hero it la, and if you think this ia an oasy teak, you juat try it yourself and lot the members march at your articles.
Our fair Biater Ottie Dular and our popular Brother William Mallio certainly pulled a faat one when they finally agreed to take a spoonful of the worda "Love, honor and Obey." No matter, if it waa a surprise, we ■till can hardly believe they are mar riod. Wo expected it would happen, but not ao soon. Congratulations, newlyweds! May your life bo filled witfi happiness and suocoss.
Not being accu«tomed to write poem«, hare is my version of our faithful member« who ahvay« attend our meetings and do thair ahara.
Wban tha amatlae's callad la arSer. Aad row look aroand tba room, Veu're aura to saa aama facas, Thai from out tha ahaSow loom. Thar aré slwayi at tha maatla*. And tlmr stay until It's throuch. Tha aaas Ui*t 1 would mentían. Are Ua always "Kalthfal Wow."
Thar fill tha tQany oMaaa. And sea sJwaya on tha apot. No BMttar what tha waathar. Though tt may ba awful hot. It atar be dark aad rainy, Hal they ara triad and trua. Tha enaa that you ralr on. Ara tho slwara "rslthfal Pew."
There's let of worthy mamhara, Who wlH roma when la tha mood. Whan avarythlas'a con van lan t, They can do a IHtla sood. They're a factor la tha meeting, And ere naaassary, too. Ilut the ona'a that navar fail us. Are tha always "ralthfal raw." If a «raro not for thaaa faltful. Whaaa aheuldara at tha whaal. Kaap tha ladga movías, Without a halt or raai | Whet wauld ba tha fata of maatlngs, Wheee wa claim so much to dot They suraly would be failures, But for . . . "Tha ralthfal Psw.N
Soma psy duea,
Whan onea due. Other's never do. Which do yoat
4 "Tlay Tl«.*
flKOS VET A
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19.
"Musketeers"
Moon Run, Pa.—On account of aa appeal to tho supreme secretary from tho Keystonians of Herminie, Pa., who ingists that tha Keystonians of Moon Run, Ps., change thair name, tho members of Lodge 706 of Moon Run, Pa., have complied to the re-ist of tko Keystonians of Hsrml-nio, Pa. Hereafter Ledge 708 will be kaewa aa the "Muaketeera."
Ledge 618 of Herminie, Pa., waa the fhrat lodge to have the name Key-etoalaha, therefore they are entitled to It. Whan lodge 708 of Moon Run, Pa., first organised ia December, they did not know thst there slready waa a lodge by that name, therefore tho error could not he averted.
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The Muiketeers held their meeting
on March 0, and the largeat crowd
since the organisation of the lodge
waa In attendance. An unusual
amount of enthuiiaam and co-opera-
tlon waa dlaplayed at thia meeting,
and I- hope thia aame spirit prevail«
at our future meeting«.
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In order to «tlmulate a more friendly feeling between local Englieh-speaking lodge« of the 8NPJ and our lodge, we Muaketeera should pstro ntse their eventa. The Pioneers of Washington county and the Jofte Zavertnlk lodge of Library attended our Inaugural dance, ao It'« up to ui to even the account. What do you say
to this, ye loyal Muaketeera7 a
The SNPJ Jubilee memberahip
campaign enda March 81, but we
Muaketeera should atrlva all the
harder to bring new membera into
our fold. Get going and trot them in. a
Don't forget! Attend our meetings regularly every 2nd Sunday in the month at 3 p. m. John L. KralJ,
Vice-Prea. Lodgo 70S.
Life in the City'
Detroit, MIcIl— After twenty-five hundred and some odd hours of con tiauoua »huffing, the well known marathon dance held at the Eaat-wood Ballroom was halted by the sheriff of Macomb county. The war rant charged "the sponsor with main-taining a nuiaance. Imagine, after ao many day«, the people came to their right sense to hsva thia money making afair stepped. That goea to ehow that people think onee in a while at least. Better fate than never.
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The Wolverine I/xJge made good at their last <lancf, many attending. The hall looked like a jungle after ell the paper aad confetti were paeaed out to the dancer
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The laat Young American meeting was well attended, mostly by basketball enthusiasts. Views on athletica were expressed from every sngle on sports, which, by the way, is a very important issue in the SNPJ.
Baseball dlseuaeiona will be brought up at the next meeting. Those inter-ested see to it that you arc there. Rom ember, we need sn athletic committee. So don't forget to attend. ✓	e •
The Socialist club will hold its next meeting in Englfah on Sunday, March 23, at the West Side Home on Artillery street. All members and sympathizers are invited, especially tho«e who joined during this csmpaign. Will have debate« on aeveral important political issues.
A CRIsea.
V zalogi imam najboljša poljska, vrtna in cvetlična semena.
Pišite'po brezplačni semenski cenik. Blrgo pošiljam poštnine prosto.
MATH. PEZDIR P. O. Box 772, City HaU Sta., |/ New York, N. Y.
domača zdravila
«o jalamaave kava la impertlraaa edts-vtla. katera prtperala age. Kaajp v
hajlsrf
domaČi zdravnik
rutte »a h reap la tal eea& e katerem je aakratke paplaaaa vsaka rastlina sa kaj sa raki.
V cealka kadete naiU la draelh kerlatalk atvarl.
math. pezdir
Box 772, City Hsll Sta., NEW YORK, N. Y.
KLOBASE
Zopet so tu prtve domače klobase, ravnotako kakor sta jih oče in mati doma delala. Cena je 88c funt. Denar se naj pošlje s naročnino. Poštnina plačana. Pi-šite na:
JOSEPH LESKOV AR 682 Hiffh Street, Racine, Wi&
LODGE NO. 564
Detroit, Mich.—The Young Americans, Lodge No. MA SNPJ will hold their annual picnic on July 13 at Nine mile and Ryan rds. Watch for further announcements in Protfveta.
Raymond Travnik, Chairman Ent-ertlament Com.
I.ODGK SPIRITS
very siwreasful and thrilling race »ga. Holer, Yngtich. Vider. KloprK come to a cloae on March 88. The Lotrtrh and S M or Zakoveek part tel. result« for teat week are: C. Kaem pate la tho debate which follows, and Yank* won the trio of game. Hro («odina'a motion is tinaaimou*-from M. Kacin avid Straha while fir* |y .airtod
rely attd Patrick won the odd game' II rut here l*kaha. Lokar, l*trtch, from the happy Kleta».	| hh-prie. Alesh, Caiakar, TrrolJ. and
Mike Q. of the Columbinee. please eorept my thanks for year flatter ing congratulation of my victory in the Oingiei match wuh Marty Abisma oí
Stator Kakova*k are nominated fer the remitter to study the hy-Uiws aad
irak* report to the July meeting No-•instioa'actepted by Rre. Lokar, aad
St. I*uia, Mo.—Bob! Baa! Thst's all you csn hear right now. Don't you know that the Spirits are having their Easter Dance on April 20 and the We gsng Is proud to snnounee that O^e well known Integrity Red Pefpet» orchestra will he the mu slclans fur our Kaater dance? The Dance Committee U taking good care of this dance and from all indlca. tlon« this Is going to be the most suecesaful dance ever given by the Spirits.
The Spirits' monthly meeting waa held Friday night, March 14, and one of the best crowds that has ever attended the meetings waa on bend for the evening Many Important dis rusalons took plae« and the tickets for the dance were distributed, and workers aasignod to their pUre*.
Report has it that the howling league will terminate on Sunday, Mareh SS. Every member should he there. There will he some dandy matches hilled for the day.
I hear the Rigid Clob has started to fund fan in fine style and has started to branch eat over tho county. Bro Baumbtch. how "ornery" do you have to ho before yoe can join this club Beeeeiaya Spud.
STALWARTS' QRKAT ZASAVA
Kenosha, Wle.—Dua to their winning of U>e SNPJ'a Mid-Waal basketball thie. the Stal-warta were tha gaasU of the papular mem-bars of llllria Lodce No. II, namely, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaetoltc, Mrs. Peaaa aad Mra. Pre-atari. Wedneaday, March 14, st Robeel'a hall. And what a party thaaa Stalwart Booatera "put on r KvarythUi« that eoea to make a party a Joyous a/fair waa In evidence. Tha muele by tha ROgfei Kaeadours from tba O. A. C. nlakt dub was hotter than hot. Tba e|n*lng ot Jugoslav aim by tha boateaaea waa the rgal treat of the party. To round out tba even I ne'e entertainment, a mueical comedy—the danaa of tha ladeaa, wsa put by the Stalwart popular »later.. It waa plaaalng to tha "aiir aa well aa the eye." All In all It was f 'party that will never be forgotten. The Sujwarta sa lepa
la Mr. sat) T | Mrs. P mater], |n<J big. beaupfbj >. Yes, »later.
'Hale Dubim" ah hare when we can retu heartedneee.—Radi Dargana.
sahvaljuje-Kaetelle. Mrs. renia. Mr«. Rudemond for fur SeJIHoue—champion.hin re will always ssy of you h*pa tha time Is soon uirh your cheerful good-
TRAuanr or "prirndly city" ———
Conemaugh, Pa.—We, the "Prlendly City" deal re to extend and etpreea our aympathy ta Mr. aad Mrs. Vldrlch and family for tha i of their deaP'daughter and our aiater Mildred Vldrlch. «She has bean one ot the organlsaea and charter membera of 'Trtendty C'Hy" Lodge. She waa tha firat snd the reverted raaordlng secretary and a mem her af the .landing committee and one of the moat acUve and energetic worker.. Indirectly, one could my that she aetually laat her life while trying to elevate snd boost our snd her lodge. No one can Imagine or realise how badly the Incident atruck the membera. It waa ao vary audden aa lightning; one inatant aha Is here and the nest . . . gone. But It eoothea ua. to think, bow happy and carefree aha waa on night of our Dance at Prank. Iln. Aa much aa we all would love to have her among ua. we must go on trying to shake off the dark elpuda and think of her only as a happy aetlve member. Her aplrit with ua will linger farever. As fallow membera we aympathlae with llro. rrank Yaaoby fur the lose ba Is suffering. Blneerely,
Sepbla Brlcety, Ses'y, "Prlendly City."
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U postavlja parae In druge naprave sa gretje ln vsa druga plumbaraka dela. Prevzame delo tudi na meaečac izplačilo od enega do dveh let.
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Dr. Kolee Je najetarcj II eleven aki adravnlk Ipeeijalist v Plttaburghu. hi Una II-letno prakso v adravijeajo vseh molkih
ZaetrupUeaJe krvi adravim a glasoeitim «0«, ki ga je isuatai dr. prof. Rrlloh. Aa imate moao-Ije ali SHburlke po ta-grlu. izpadanje lae, boMine v kosteh. pridite la Isllstll vam bom kri. Me Čakajte, kar ta b*leson nslsss. Imate moaoiie ali oseharlka po taleča, e grla. Upadanja las. boMlae v kosteh, pridite I« Isllstll va« bom kri. No la-bajte, kar te kolesen aalaae. - Vse malhe laliial adravim p* akraj-•aaf metodi. Kakor |lteo opašite da vam preneha Je sdravje, aa lakajte, tem vel pridite la Jai ram ga bom sope« povrnil.
Kgrosolo ali vodno kila oadrsrim e M arab in ilctr brn oprfsriic.
Bolem I mehurja, ki povsrolajo bol» •lae r krilu la hrbtu la vlacib tudi pel pullanju voda, o adravim i
no. arbellee. Ikroflje la dt lesni, hI naetanejo veled aallate v kratkem lasu la al
Mekatefi dragi adravnikl rablja tel. male. d* ni rasusasjo. Jas anam le Is starsga kraja, aata vas lalja adravim.
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le adravUeaje akatalh Is kraallalh k.l.cal, las sam As «im.
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ed ra vi Jen J a amlkUi kalesaL las cedravlm saalragUaai krt. saeso-Ua la Usa pa telesa, balsaal e grla. la. paSaata laa. baMtee e kcctch. alara raaai islskilasl. «v(na la balseal v
mi f «lalilj*. arada I potek ed ». Ii« i IS« i da S. s anidan v teeeh. Islrleh la aahaSe ed S. de S. sealer i e
ed IS. In i lds i «a S.
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