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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
EDDYVILLE.

Eddyville-The Royal Neighbors of
Unity camp, No. 1920, went to Ottum-
wa Friday where they attended the
anniversary of the Royal Neibhbor
lodge. They We're met at the morning
Rock Island and We're escorted to the
lodge rooms at the Woodmen hall.
Dinner and supper We're served in the
dining room to over one hundred
neighbors from the following camps:
Fremont, Ottumwa, Kirkvile, Cedar,
and Eddyville. Among those from
this place were: Addie Shields, Ella
Johnson, Rosa Heki, Alice Heki Anna
Briggs. Mrs. Dave Mahaffy and daugh-
Mrs. ]. P. Anderson. The crowd re-
turned on the evening Rock Island
sayink they enjoyed themselves AS
much as they did one year ago at the
anniversary.
Marriage license was issued recently
in Abba to Perry Norman, the Oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Norman. of
Bridge Port and Miss Helen Hillird,
who is teaching school just east Of
here.
Word has been received that John
r. Sipes, who has been in California,
for some time for the benefit of his
health, is not so well as he has been
and is expected to return here in the
near future.
MIS-. Sdi1iuel Harding went TO OF
tumwa Friday morning where she
spent the day with her husband, Sam
uel Harding. who is in the Ottumwa
hospital
MILTON.
Milton.-Rev. c. S. Cooper of Of
tumwa will conduct an all day temper.
ance meeting under the auspices of
the Iowa Anti-saloon league at the M.
E. church May "a. Rev. Cooper has
been heard before in Milton and it is
expected that he will be greeted BY
large audiences.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
class of 1908 of the Milton high school
was preached at the Milton opera
house last Sunday evening Rev. A.
D. HUFF of the Methodist Protestant
church gave the sermon.
The M. E. church people have been
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
MRS. TRACHSELL
is SENTENCED

Mrs. Susie Trachsell of Bloomfield
convicted by jury in the district
court before Judge Vermilion last
week of adulterv was today sentenced
bv the court to three years at the
Anamosa reformatory.
A motion for new trial by the at
torneys for the defendenat was over
ruled Saturday
Mrs. Trachsell was prosecuted by
her husband, who alleged that she be-
came too familiar with a Bloomfield
butcher and disregarded the pleas OF
her husband and ignored the mother
love for her children.
Evidence was introduced to show
that the Bloomfield man and Mrs
Trachsell had been together at loca
restaurant roomine house. She was
seen with the Bloomfield man by an
other restaurant keeper but nothing
out of the ordinarrr was noticed at that
time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Chas Wright, who has
resided here for many years, and who
enjoyed the confidence and esteem Of
all who knew him, died yesterday at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. David
Funk. at an advanced age after an ex-
tended Illness. The time for holding
the funeral services has not yet been
determined. He is survived by sever
al children, all grown to manhood and
womanhood.
The Simpson college, Indianola,
baseball team was defeated by the
Charlton team at this place Saturday
afternoon, the score standing 8 to @.
The batteries were as follows: Chari-
ton-Bath. Berger and Boals. Indiano-
la-Swank and Osborne
Miss Nellie Belor celebrated her
birthday last Friday and in honor of
the event her mother invited her as
sociates In the Fair store to partake of
complete surprise to Miss Nellie, who
found the guests assembled on her
return home from her duties. She was
presented with beautiful souvenir
spoon as memento Of the happy
| occasion.
The funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Altimiva Proctor were held at
at 2:30 O'Clock and We're conducted by
her pastor, Rev. N. Evans. Interment
was made In the Charlton cemetery.
G.J.Gittinger and NV .Gittinger will
have the sympathy Of many friends in
the loss Of their mother, Mrs. Cordelia
Goltry. Of Russell, which occurred at
her home Friday night at S:45 o'clock,
after an extended lines with dropsy
and other troubles. The funeral SER
vices were held yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert F'arber was called to
Russell Saturday by the serious Ill
ness Of her daughter law. Mrs.
Grover Farber
Miss Agnes Kindelbaugh, of Hines,
returned home Saturday after a visit
at the home Of her uncle, w. w.
Kindelbaugh. She was on her way
home from st. Joe.
Miss Bessie Latimer, of Humeston,
returned home Saturday after weeks
visit with Mrs. L. W. Moffett.
M. B. Rossen has returned from
Armour S. D., where he was called
by the death Of his uncle.
Mrs. Harry Patton is spending
few days in Des Moines with her sis
ter.
Judge ]. N. Milligan, of Alton, Wis
tied in Charlton over Sunday with his
daughter Mrs. VIM. Bell
Mrs. John Primm and little daugh-
ter, Of Norwood, visited in this city
Saturday with his father, T. N.
Primm.
Mrs. Porter Wagner left Saturday
evening for Mt Pleasant where her
husband has located and where they
will reside.
Miss Ida Mitchell returned satur-
dav evening from a three weeks visit
in Weldon with her parents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
PEOPLES PULPIT.
A4| .s..3..S3s*0
KEEPING HISTORY STRAIGHT.


To the editor: see you publish in
your Mondays issue the article of
Harry Wallace in which he claims
that Governor Cummins is deserving
of most Of the credit for the Railway
Rate law. take it that you desire to
give only the facts in the premises.
In the spirit of fair play to Senator
Allison l ask you to publish the fol-
lowing from the pen of ex-Gov.
ernor Frank D. Jackson, which ap.
peared in the Register and Leader on
the morning Of the same day in which
Mr.. Wallace's article appeared in the
Courier. It is timely and to the point,
ard the statements coming from SO
high an authority as Ex-Governor
Jackson, do not require to be reduced
to an affidavit.
r. H. Moore.
The article follows:
Des Moines, Ia, May 15.-To the
Editor: Mr., Henry Wallace in his re-
cent article on the rate bill. says: 81
should be disposed to let Senator Dol
liver and Governor Cummins fight out
for themselves the problem as to
whether Dolliver was WARBLER or
SulilHllLS uuAUu5, lSlOIulSl WSI0
it not that the public has very real
interest in knowing the exact facts
concerning what is known as the rate
law. ETC." In other words, Mr. Wal
lace commences his articles with the
promise to let the public know the ex-
act facts that led to the enactment OF
the rate law.
He then proceeds to take some three
or four columns of the Register and
Leader to distribute his praisese to
both Senator Dolliver and Governor
Cummins, for the services which each
has rendered in bringing about this
important legislation. Mr.. Wallace be-
came SO deeply interested in distribute
ing his praises to the two gentlemen
mentioned, that he seems to have for
gotten to give any credit whatever to
Senator Allison in connection with
the rate law
Judge Cowan in his frantic appeal
to the people of Iowa to stay with
Gov. Cummins, also ignores entire
ly that Senator Allison had anything
to do with the rate law. And yet,
probably there are not two men liv-
ing who know SO absolutely that
Senator Allison is entitled to great
credit for the enactment of the rate
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To whom it may concern:
Some one has sent me by mail some
rank poison. They make mistake ir
sending their dye stuff to me. Some
time ago, they sent the governors pic
ture to me. I do not need the goyen.
or's picture.
l got a type written letter purport-
ing to come from club called PRO
gressives." They wanted to see me
give them one and all an invitation
to come and see me at 1902 South Davis
street. If they don't care to come one
at time, they can come in body anc
bring the governor and his mouth
piece Prouty. If haven't room large
enough, l have nice, shady lawn.
want half the time-because l dom
think they have political homo,
enough to run my part of it. I wan,
them to bring all the old men they
can. I want to show those old mer
an item in the Cummins campaign
dye stuff in regard to old age The
man who put that out is british.
This Is what is printed in a little
quarters. Read it. 1t proudly says:
odd age heartlessy exposed. A
man is not honored when weighed
down with continued responsibility
long after incapacitated by age ant
physical ailment to render efficient
service"
In the same sheet, they speak o.
principle. Principle is strange wore
to put in a place like that.
They quoted Governor Larrabee-i
Larrabee is backing such rot, he II
certainly in bad way for something
to do to occupy his time.
Cummins said last Monday night II
Des Moines, that he was a grea
friends Of the old soldier. but in tht
same speech, he turns down an ole
soldier, Capt. Hull, and tells the PEG.
pie he wants them to vote for Prout!
and against Hull That is the way hi
acts toward the old soldier. But mer
like he have tried before to fool the
old soldier, but they seldom did 1t.
was Fremont republican at II
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21

grading and excavating preparatory
to putting in new cement walks
around the church.
Elmer Hoskins is preparing to raise
his residence in East Milton and place
under it a cement foundation.
The third quarterly meeting Of the
Milton Methodist Protestant circuit
convened at South Prairie chapel last
Saturday lasting over Sunday. Rev.
A. D. Huff, the pastor was assisted by
Rev. John Randolph.
1. J. Perque sis preparing to make
cement to build a residence for Super
visor George Weiny on his farm north
Of the city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
BLAKEsRURG.
Blakesburg--Lester Jay
was In

Blakesburg-Lester Jay was in
Abba Sunday.
Asa Shields. of Kansas, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Ada Pilmer, Of Des Moines, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. J. F. De Haven visited her
daughter. Mrs. Tracy Porter of Abba
this week.
Ethel Finch. Of Pulaski, returned
home Sunday after a pleasant visit
with friends here
Clara Dorothx- of nas Lairaaa la
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
Announcement.

hereby announce that will be a
candidate for the nomination for
member Of the board Of supervisors
of Wapello county on the Republican
ticket, subject to the decision Of the
primary June Q, 1908.
e. T. Allen.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21

law, as do Judge Cowan and Harry
Wallace. They have started out with
the declaration to give to the people
Of Iowa the "exact facts" in con-
nection with the enactment of the rate
bill land yet these gentlemen fail to
tell the people of Iowa what they know
and what every intelligent citizen
knows, what Mr.. Harvey Ingham,
editor of the Register and Leader
knows, that 1t was found impossible to
pass the rate bill in the senate as a
Republican measure.
That the bill was finally given into
the hands Of Senator Tillman and
there were grave reasons to believe
that the bill was hopelessly lost. That
this same Judge Cowan, who was in
Washington, was greatly alarmed at
the situation, and in the language OF
one who knows, made the wires hot
appealing to people Of Iowa." and
finally what happened.
The very thing which Is continually
happening, the thing which for forty
years has been happening, that Will
liam B. Allison, the senior senator
from Iowa, took up this almost hope.
less BILL and by his great and won
derful influence, his wisdom, his tact,
his vast experience in conjunction
with the powerful influence of the
president, and with the earnest CO.
operation Of Senator Dolliver, brought
victory from what was believed to be
defeat.
ask Mr.. Harry wallace to tell
the people of Iowa what he told to
me personally: "That Allison is en-
titled to the real credit of making this
rate law" ask Mr. Harvey Ingham
to tell to the people Of Iowa what he
has told to me personally, viz: That
William B. Allison was the man who
was entitled more than any other to
the credit of making into law what Is
known as the rate bill
l appeal to you gentlemen for a
square deal" appeal to you to
give to the people of Iowa what Mr..
Wallace promised them IN his article,
the exact facts"
We can all Of us afford to be honest
with ourselves at least in connection
with this matter Senator Allison's
faithful service to the people of Iowa
entities him to have the fair candid
and honest opinions of both Mr. Wal
lace and Mr.. Ingham. We can all of
us, at least, afford to be just.
Yours respectfully,
Frank D. Jackson.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21

years old; a Lincoln republican at IA,
and on up with Mckinley and Roose-
welt. and the man who would try to
make it appear that I am not pro-
gressive is a liar and the truth is not
in him.
There isn't any man who thinks
more of Roosevelt than but if he was
an Iowa man, his term of office eX-
piring and he sould seek Allison's
place, would say to Roosevelt, stand
back" you have lost YOUR manhood"
T. c. Garfield.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21

visiting here at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Dorothy.
S. L. whagan and son Ellet, at
tended the funeral at Hopewell Sun
day Of Mrs. Eunice March, who died
Saturday, May 16, at her home five
miles east Of here and was inferred at
the Wesley Chapel.
Mrs. VIM. Shea was in ottumwa
Sunday.
Iar Gahaaan of Union chanel- visit
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
WOMAN TAKEN
TO REFORMATORY
SADIE CANTERBURY IN FOR SIX
MONTHS - THE MRS. TRACH-
SELL CASE.

Deputy Sheriff Frank Creigh accom-.
panied Sadie Canterbury, or Waites
as she is commonly known, to the re-
formatory at Anamosa last evening.
Sadie pleaded guilty to prostitution in
the district court last week and was
given light sentence Of six months.
Mrs. Susie. Trachsell of Bloomfield
will not be taken to the reformatory
before next Saturday. Counsel for
Mrs. Trachsell secured stay of one
week in which time her attorneys will
endeavor to secure bail and an APP
peal bond. If successful the case may
be taken to supreme court and Mrs.
Trachsell in the meantime will be
given her liberty.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-21
Announcement.

l am candidate for the Republi.
can nomination for clerk of the dis.
trict court before June 2 primaries.
Henry H. Baker.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Roosevelt Sc boil.

PredSednik Roosevelt menda
raGuna Sedanjim delavskim po-
loIajem Boil - odprt, revoltc-
in zato Svari kongres posebnl
poSlanici. ia So maj bolj ozira ma
poStavne odredbc prid delav-
Stva. Roosevelt Svetrje kongre-
Su. da mai prelozi Svoie Sedanje
razprave in takoj pricne delati
ma to. da zboljSa Sedanji muGni
delavSki polozai ZlaSti Sc ogre
va Roosevelt "a delavski odSkod-
ninSki zakon. XII govori. da ina
vSak telcSno poSkOdovani delavec
pravico direktno zahtevati cd
Skodnino od delOdajalcev. Pred
log ali bill za ia zakon je bill ne
davno ovrlen po najvisjem zvezi-
mem sodi$Gu kot protiustaven.
Roosevelt zdai pravi. da Sc mai
izdela Y tenn smislu drug odSkod-
ninSk zakon. XII bode soglaSal 2
ustavn. Neliko lepih ocetovskih
naSvetov ina Roosevelt V svoji
poslanici XII pa stole V okviru: ::
storite kai zOper brezposelnost.
ce n. Jc vlada nevarnOSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
KoNVENCIJA U. M. w. OF A.
Mitchell nasprotuje zdruzitvi or
ganizacij u M. w. of A. in
w. F. of M.

Ma konvemciji L. VI. W. of A.
(Idruzenih ameriskih premogar-
jew Indianapolisu So ie pred.
zadnji pondcljck prctresalo o
zdruzitvi dveh najvecjih rudar-
skin organizacij Zdruzenih dr.
zavah. United Mine Workers of
America in Western Federation
of Miners. VIM. d. Haywood j.
incl iSti dan pred delegati daliSi
govor. kterem je iaSno dokazal.
kako velik napredek hi bill. ce sc
zdruzfta te dive uniji.
John Mitchell je odgovarjal.
Menu ne ugaja povscm ia akci-
ia. Steer sta 81 uniji - deial ie
Mitchell - od nekdaj simpaticni,
kakor moz in zcna druzinskem
zivljenju. vendar Sc pa on pO-
vsem ne strinja Haywoodom.
On hoce. ia imajo premogarji cd
zapadnih rudariev toliko koristi.
kolikor bi jih imeli lett cd prvih
cd tie zdruzitve Ako zaStrajkaio
bakro- Srcbro- in zlatokopi. ne tr-
pi dezela tolikO. kakor ce zaStrai
kajo premogarji. Vslcd tega hi
bilo trcba treznega della. predno
Sc to vreSnici. On bi bill "a sim
patient Straik, to ie, da bivslucaju
Strajka enc unije priskocila ma
potrcbno pomoG Strajkom dru-
ga unija. Nikakor pa nj "a to.
da hi So tenn razpravlialo ma
kOnvenciii Ia to nj - casa.
Slednji6 ie omenil Mitchell. da
Sc maj There poseben odbor. KITE
ri Sc maj bavi to zadevo.
Ma predlog Delegate Jonesa Sc
ie konvencija zahvalila HaywoO-
du "a njagov govor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
DIR. REITMAN FROST.
Kozak shippy bllmiran do

DIR. Ben Reitman, kteri je %
jan. vodil parade bfezposlecev,
bill napaden in aretii an cd chi.
kaSkih policajev, je bi zadnji to-
rex od porotnikov Harrison st.
sodScu opros6en. Stdnik Sad
Ter je poducil porotnille, da mai
obtolenca oproste, kajti Shippy-
eva obtozba o zaroti sin huiska-
nja k izgredom' je bila brez vsa-
cega temelja. Ustava! Zdruzenih
drzav dovoljuje povsod mirno
Shajanje in korakanie, Reit-
manu- s. nj moglo dokazati. da bi
hujskal k izgredom. PosluSalci.
kterih je bila polna dvorana, so
oh izreku porotnikoY prirediIi
Reitmanu burne ovaciie.
PolicijSki Sef Shipps in ostala
kozaSka banda Chicagu Sc sill
no jezi nod izidom ID kratke, a
zna6ilne pravde Mestni toziteli
Seligman je vlozil proSnio "a dru-
20 obravnavo. kar je pa presene-
tilo vse treznomisle6e Chikazane,
kajti sliSati Sc nj bile, da bi Sc
obtozenca proSekutiraio dvakrat
IN emo in iSto obdolzitev. Kai ia
kega so zmozni Storiti le chikaski
Vladni - anarhiSti. Prosnja "a
ponovno obravnavo Sc nj resena.
kcr Shippy nj dozirel veselja.
da hi Sci Reitman pristine de-
lavnico. zacel j. stresati jezo mad
drugimi socialistiGnimi agitatorji
V mestu. Aretirati je nkazal pet
agitatorjev. Xxi SO raznasali okroz-
nice. ktere so klicale brezposlece
'ns-f1-irr-Front k parm Med a.
mi sta tudi diva Rusa. do kterih
imajo chikaSki kozaki posebno pi-
ko. Policaii 50 Sc baje izrazili.
da "Svoboda javnega shajanja ie
samo "a % AmeriGane. ne pa "a
inOzemce' in da "proti Rusom Y
Ameriki je treba nastOpati prav
po ~ rlSko."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
PORTUGALSKI KRALJ IN
KRONPRINC UMORJENA.

V Soboto |. feb. okoh polu seste
ure popoldne so portugalski re-
volucijonarji Lisaboni, glavnem
mestu PortIgalSke, usmftili kra-
LA Karola in njegovega sina kron
prmca Louisa ter ranili mlaise-
"a sina princa Manucla. Kralj.
kraljica in oba princa ~ Sc vra-
cali V kotiji IL Villavicose V glav-
no meSto. ko je dospela kocija ma
vogel ulic TradO de Commerico
in Rua de Arsenal. SkoGili so aten-
tatorji .kot bliSk proti koGiji in
piieeli Streljati : karabinerjl. Pr
Va kroglja je zadela kralja. XII je
takoj oblezal vznak, druga je IN
della kronprinca, kteri Sc je tudi
zvrnil tez svojega oGeta. Oba sta
bila Zadeta Smrtno prsa in gla
vo; vSak : tremi krogljami. Dive
kroglji sta zadeli tudi princa Ma
nuela- toia ranili sta ga le lahko
ma rami in kOm leu. Med Strelja-
MEM je skotila kraliica kviSko
in hotela svojim zivotom Easel
titi .kronprinca, toda bilo je pre-
poauo. Kraljica je ostala neranjr.
ma Napad ie bill menda name
njen lie kralju in kronprincu.vsle
tega s. Sc atentarii ognili kra-
Lice.
Odelc5 kraljeve straze, ki jc
sci tik N kociio. nj vedel V prvcm
trenotku kaj st,riti. Se-le ko so
revolUcijonarji izvrSili svoje delo.
priteli so streljati strazniki in Il.
smrtili tri napadalce: enega 50
Well ziycga. toda Ia 81 je par ur
pOzneje uSnrtil sam Y jeci. Koliko
je bilo vseh napadalcev. o tenn
prvo porotilo ne We povedaii.
Kralja in kronprinca so takoi
peljali blMnji Marine Arsenal
in tam sta umrla par miuutah
Takoj po uSmrtenju kralja
karola IN prestolonaslednika "a.
vladal Je revolucijski vihar Ii.
saboni. Xxi se Siri-kNt-piamen- pn
vsej Portugalski. Revclucijonar-
ne stranke stopaio ma povrsJe in
zahtevajo repuhliko.
kralia so nedavno svarili parla.
mentarci, da maj da ljudstvu wee
pravic. Sicer je njegovo zivljenje
nevarnOsti. In kralj Karol Sc Je
Smejal temu Svarilu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
Milwauski kapitalist pravi:
* vragu z delavcil"

kapitalisti Milwaukee. Wis.
so zOpet ponovili tiransko gonjo
proti ondOtnim socialistom. Pra-
WHO. ia SO socialist zakrivili -
krizo. Kdo Sc ne smell Mex bo-
gat delodajalec ie te dni odslovil
enega svojih vsluzbencev bese-
dami: "Good-byl Poidi k Victor
Bergerju (socialisticni organiza-
tori. mai ii on da delo. On je
tako dolgo agitiral, organiziral in
zahteval veGio place, da smo do
bill paniko in krizo."
Mex drugi milwauski milijonar
Sc ie pa izrazil tako-le: "Niti ma
10 ne "kickam" zoper sedanii po-
lozaj. To je dobro "a (D delav-
ce. Mole najveSje veselje je It'll
sedaj mojo tvornico. Poprej so
delali zanikrno. ubijali cas- - a
sedaj. ko me 1agledajo. delajo,
da vse (D curlja cd njih - ker
Sc boje, da jih odslovim. Ko smo
odprli tvornico /. jan, bilo je
tam tisoc delavcev, XII so jokali
"a delo X vragu z
delavcil ITO h with the work
ingmenD Ako 81 MISC mogli do
brih (D cssih toliko prihraniti,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-04
IZDELKI IA - I'VE.
ZINC ARMADA.

Chicago Daily Socialist" pri-
naSa Svoji Sobotni izdaji sen.
zanGno vest. da ie William II.
Taft. tajnik zvezine armadc IN
pricakovani kandidat "a bodoce-
"a predScdnika. narocal ietnis
micah izdelano blago "a armaio
in panamski kanal. Vest Sc glasi.
da je narocil Taft vec tonov via
kov. lopat in druzega Orodja .
drzavni jctniSnici. V Colwmbusu.
O.. in razposlal ma razne vojaske
pcStaje ter V Panama delavcem
pri panamskem prekopu Tzdelki
in zabOji. kterih Sc je razpoSilja-
10 orodje, nosijo ponarejena ime-
ma tvrdk, kterih mixer nj. Tako
ma primer nosijo zaboji imena
Philadelphia Norway Bolt Ma
nufacturing Co" Toda mestni di-
rectory Philadelphia nina ne
imena niti ne naslova take druzbe.
Zakon drzavi Ohio ostro pre-
tpoveduje prosto delo v jetnisnici /;
delati morajo samo kaznjenci, nj
h6e drugi. Kontraktorji sluzbi
Wade so pa vseeno poSiljali svoje
vsluzbence jetnisnno, kteri %
spravljah v zaboje jetniske i1del-