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The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
HELD FOR PALMING DIAMOND
Police Arrest Woman on Complaint
of F Street Jeweler.
Mrs. Mhtchett, Alias Annie Silver,
and Two Men Under
Arrest.

Mrs. Annie Matchett. nineteen years
old, said by the police to be a member
Of a clever band Of jewelry store thieves.
was arrested last evening at the National
Hotel by Central Office Detectives Par
ham and Pratt, short time after it was
said she was seen trying 10 palm" a
500 diamond ring in the store OF a promf-
nent F street jeweler
With the woman was arrested a man
giving the name Of Paul A. RIatchett
and registered at the hotel as the
woman's husband The police believe
Matehett TO be A. Albert Castleton. son
OF the millionaire horseman and owner
OF the famous Castleton Stock Farm at
Casteton, Ky. Matchett. or Castleton
when searched. had several magazine
clippings concerning Albert CastIeton. also
a photograph. When questioned as to his
occupation he said he was an actor
II is alleged that Mrs. Matchett. or
Annie Silver, as she later admitted her
name 10 be, went into the jewelry store
q little before 4 o'clock. 1t is said she
asked to be shown some diamond rings.
The clerk who waited upon her said taat
she made no purchases, and that when
he was about to replace the tray con-
tanning the stones, he noticed that a ring.
valued at S400, was missing
He said he saw the ring in the woman's
hand and he forced her TO give it up. but
permitted her TO leave the store. He re-
ported the matter to the police end two
detectives were detailed on the case. The
detectives followed the woman and say
she went into several jewellery stores and
asked 10 be shown diamond rings. In
each case she was permitted to look at
the rings, but not handle them. The
police followed her to the National Hotel.
where she was Joined by Matchett or
Castleton, and a second man named Fred
Little. The police then arrested the party.
When questioned at police headquarters.
Matchett or Castleton. admitted that he
had gone under the name Of Paul Hall in
several cities. The woman and Little said
they, too. had travelled under other names
than the ones they gave the police.
The trio came to Washington from Bal
timore Wednesday night. In the luggage
carried by the party several opium outfits
were found. The men are believed to
have been interested in several wire
tapping" or poolroom cases. The case
VIII be heard in Police Court this morn
Ing
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
WOULDPREYENT WIRE STRIKE
La Toilette Secures Adoption of Or
der for an Investigation.
Declares TeleGraphers Are COnsid-
erinE Another Tie-up Such as
Occurred Last Summer.

Senator La Toilette yesterday secured
the adoption by the Senate Of a resolu-
tion directing the Secretary Of Commerce
and Labor TO investigate the telegraph
and telephone companies engaged In in
terstate business. as 10 the methods used
In handling the publics business. the
wages paid to their employees, and the
working conditions Of such employees, to-
gether with a statement OF the receipts
and expenditures Of such companies for
a period Of five years and to make & re-
port Of the investigation to the Senate
on the first Monday in next December
In explanation OF the resolution. Mr.
La Toilette recalled the Inconvenience 10
the business Of the country caused by
the telegraphers' strike of last summer
and stated that he had been credibly
informed that q referendum Is now In
progress among the different telegraph
ers' organizations looking 10 the ordering
Of another strike.
Il suppose It comes within the COM
mon knowledge of everybody" continued
the Senator from Wisconsin. that teleg-
raphers are. perhaps. the poorest paid
men engaged In business of that charac-
ter. believe that II the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor could be authorized
to make this investigation, and begin
promptly, that strike might be averted."
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
MAY PASS THE LIABILITY BILL
Senate Leaders Said to Have With
drawn Objections.
Inland Waterways Commission
Measure, However, Doomed TO
Go Over TO Next Session.

The Senate leaders are said 10 have
modified their intention not TO allow any
further legislation by that body at this
session. other than the currency bill and
the appropriation bills stll. remaining in
conference. to the extent Of furthering
the passage Of the government liability
bill.
This bill Is one OF those which are
backed by tho President. 1t proposes to
provide for compensation 10 government
employees who are injured in the line OF
duty, and damages TO the widows Of
those who are killed through their en-
Dloyment in hazardous government work.
In addition 70 the influence of the
President, Secretary Taft has made per
sonal appeals to Influential Senators to
further the passage Of the measure.
An effort 10 get the bill up yesterday
failed, as did similar effort 10 secure
consideration OF the Inland Waterways
Commission bill, which also is pet meas
ure OF the Presidents. II is a foregone
conclusion that the latter bill will not
pass at this session, owing to the resent
ment entertained in the Senate as a result
Of the Presidents statement to the gov
ernors Of the states at their recent con-
vention in this city, to the effect that
he would find a way to perpetuate the
commission II Congress did not provide
for its continuance.
An understanding is said TO have been
reached. however, as a result OF which
the liability bill viii be passed by the
Senate before adjournment II passed at
all, the bin will have 10 go through to-
day. II has already been passed by the
House, and unless acted upon in the SEN
ate to-day. II will go over until the next
session Of Congress. as the leaders have
their plans all made to adjourn tomorrow
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
FOR PIMPLES, TOO
New Discovery Cures EcEemR and Eradi-
Gates Minor Skin Troubles Overnight.

New Discovery Cures EcEemR and Erndi-
Gates Minor Skin Troubles Overnight.
A few months ago the dispensers Of
poslam, the new discovery for the cure
OF eczema. decided to allow the druggists
of the country 10 handle IT, Previous 70
that time 1t could only be obtained direct
from the laboratories.
Since this change In the method OF dis
tribution. poslam has met with the most
phenomenal success OF anything intro
dueed 70 the drug trade in the last thirty
years. All leading druggists including
ogram's and ODonnells. IN Washington.
are now carrying the special 5O-cent size
recently adopted. also the 81 Jar
This great success is not surprising
when II Is remembered that, in eczema
cases, poslam stops the itching with first
application, proceeds to heal Immediately,
and cures chronic cases in few weeks.
In minor skin troubles, such as plmples,
biackheads, acne, herpes, blotches, rash,
&c, results show after an overnight ap-
plication Experimental samples Of pos
lam are sent TO any one by mall free Of
charge, by the Emergency Laboratories, 32
west Twenty-ffth street. New York City.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Chevy Chase golfers won a sweeping
victory In the first days play OF the
Middle Atlantic Association tournament
yesterday on the links OF the Chevy
Chase Club.
Five players from the home club sur
vive in the first sixteen. and these, along
with II. NJ. Taylor and r. Weir. OF
Wilmington, and DR.. Lee Harlan. Of Co
lumbia. will fight It out to-day and to-
morrow for championship honors.
In the qualifying round Dr. Harlan and
w. Tuckerman. OF Chevy Chase. tied
with gross scores Of n points. They will
play off the tie on Saturday morning for
the silver tray offered to the winner.
In the team matches, Chevy Chase
chalked up another victory by defeating
two squads from Baltimore. o,,e each
from Wilmington and Columbia and a
second strong team from Chevy Chase
Some real surprises developed in the re-
suits of the first sixteen. NJ f. Dam
forth, Of Columbis. went down before H.
NJ. Taylor. a Wilmington entrant. who
was in excellent form yesterday. Dan
forth carried the match to the last hole.
but was beaten l up.
Another close match was that between
Lee Harlan and r. d. Dalzell. The
Chevy Chase player gave Harlan a real
scare when he forged ahead on the out
stretch, but Harlan pulled in the lead
and barely kept II for the last three
holes, winning by UP.
Although the greens were fast and are
In better condition than ever before, the
scores were higher than was expected, a
fact largely due to the hot weather. The
sweltering heat kept a number from start
ing in the fourth sixteen. leaving six OF
the contestants without partners.
Course Materially Improved.
The changes made this spring in the
course here materially improved the
green, and although 1t is shorter the
present route is decidedly more difficult
The visiting players are. for the most
part, in good condition. and should give
the local talent a close rub tomorrow. In
both the first and second sixteens.
II. V. Sanford, who was expected TO
carry Columbia's colors close to the
finals proved a disappointment. He was
not IN his usual form, and failed 10 make
the first sixteen In the qualifying round
Playing in the second division in the
afternoon, he was beaten by d. X Jack-
son, another Columbia man, by up.
Prizes will be awarded the winner and
runner up in each sixteen. the winners
Of the consolation round, and the player
who talles the lowest score In handicap
medal play.
The list OF trophies includes silver
pitchers. cut glass decanters. silver and
cut glass trays, and clock.
Play in the second round Of the regular
matches and In the first round OF the con-
solauons VIII start this morning at 10
o'clock.
The cards turned in by Harlan and
Tuekerman, who tled IN the qualifying
round. follow
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
Team Trophy Scores.
CHEVY CHASE.
AZ Total

First sixteen-L L. Harlan. Columbia. beat r
D. Dalzen. CHEVY Chase. ! up; r. o. HoTstman.
Chew Chase. beat Allan Lord Chevy Chase. s-3,
H. NJ. Taylor, Wilmington. beat NJ. Z. DanfoTth,
Columbia, up r. Weir. Wilmington beat !. McC.
Ir1ppe. baltimore. 6-5; Samuel Dalzell Chew
Chase, beat E. p. Brooke, Brannl ckburn, 4-3; NJ
Thompson. Chevy Chase. beat L. IL Lnftus Chevy
Chase. 10; H. Charteris Chevy Chase. beat +. f.
Mitchell. Wilmington. SIS: W. Tucker7nan. Chevy
Chase, beat r. Lewis. Chevy Chase. ! up
Second siIteen-E. b. Eynon. IT, Columbia. beat
II. b. Davidson. Chevy Chase. rs; G. A. Weaver.
Columbia, beat NJ T. Enicott. Baltimore up; F.
A. Savage. Baltimore. beat G. II. Weaver. Colum-
bia, -; J. &. Davidson. Columbia, beat j. W.
Inck, Baltimore up; ID. H. Jackson, Columbia,
beat II. V. Sanford, Columbia, up; +. d. Nelson,
baltimore beat W. = Ham. Chevy Chase ! up. IS
holes; A. 5. Mattingly. Columbia. beat W. NJ Carr.
Columbia. -; Z. NJ. Talcott Chevy Chase, beat
Z. L. Bartlett, IT,, Baltimore, 81
Third sxteen-J. II. Hiss. Baltimore beat H.
Oliphant. Chevy Chase. "a; S. p. Knut. Chevy
Chase. beat ]. L. Newbold Chevy Chase. / up. ls
holes; II. w. ScoFille. Chevy Chase beat B. W.
Smith. Baltimore. 81; w. NJ. Gray. Chevy Chase.
beat II. II. Allen, Columbia, g.; Henry MAY
Chevy Chase. beat @. f. Downey. Chevy Chase
~: c. C. Van Leer, Bannockburn. beat r. DcO
Faust ChcYy Chase. 81; 4. T. King Chevy Chase
beat II. z. Dixon. Wilmington. 81; Z. Ia Day
Bannockbum. beat r. c. Meeker. Baltimore BY
default
Fourth sxtsen-J. NJ. Sterrett. Chevy Chase beat
$. l.. Heap. 2-l: Wilson. Wilmington. bye! F. s
Garrett Wilmington, bye; A. G. Gray. Wilmington
bye; w. A. Speakman. Wilmington bye H. Hood
Chevy Chase bye: A. Y. Bradley CHEVY Chase
bye: Arthur Mcteorge. Wilmington. beat E. wAa.
gaman. Bannockburn, -.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward R Thompson a. and Bella A. Blair q,
Baltimore Nd. Rev L A WE.
George " Williams r., s. and Fannie l. Oil
yer. p Rev. Sterling Brown.
Richard W Cary r. q. and Nellie ~ Brown.
Is. both Of Richmond Va, Rev. J. B, Mclaughlin.
Alfred E Wild. ., and Lillian B. selby q Rev.
G. A. Miller
Dabney c. II. Burroughs Il. and Mary B. Posey,
g Rev. William J. Carroll
Charles c. EcklOG. p. and Lydia Wallace, q
Rev. W. g. hcNciu
William J. White. p Springfield MasA and
Lillian NJ Forgue. 2. Kanlakee. Ill @. s Bundy.
Justice Of the peace.
Louis V Dieter. Q. and Blanche o. Jedd, q
Rev J. NJ O'Brien-
COLORED.
Thomas Il. Bryant 20. and Roberta A. Jones, a
Rev. W. H. Brooks
Clinton H. Jackson. 2, and Rosa E. Phnlipa 70
Rev. G. II. Harris.
Archie Brown. O. and Anoe Garter. q. Rev. W.
]. Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
DEATH RECORD.

Wortfington Dorsey. 1853 10th St NV. T3 yea-A
Caroline Miller. EO5 X 81. NV, 79 years.
Nora F. Dugan, 2l9 Dent paco NV, 50 yearI
John @. OuiverEell 455 Manox pl. nv, 6S yearA
Marie J. Pnmmer, l31 l. ST NV. g yearx
Theresa G. Kelly. 1874 G ST. Sc, 81 years
Ethel sherman, Geo. Wash Univ. Hosp. "A year1
John g. Townsend. Tie Sherman, 7s years.
Harriet I. Mount II 4th st. Sc. g. years.
Levi Hanford 3O2 r. !. ave. NV, IS years.
Sarah NJ. Patton. l4ls 9th 81 NV, IS yearA
Mary Smith. 800 X 81. NV. I months.
Infant Of Mary Z Jones. LID Park road, 10 hourA
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
TWO NEW REAR ADMIRALs.
Cnpts, Schroeder and wainwright
Advanced by President.

President Roosevelt yesterday signed
commissions raising Capts. Seaton Schroe-
der. Of the battle ship Virginia, and Rich
ard Wainwright, Of the battle ship Louis
lana, Of the Atlantic feet, TO the rank Of
acting rear admirals, and they Will be
placed in command OF divisions Of the
feet
Both officers VIII become rear admirals
upon the retirement Of Rear Admiral
William T. BurwelI on July 19 next The
rank Of acting rear admiral Will give
them the right TO wear the uniform and
fly the flag Of a rear admiral. but their
increase in pay and allowances will not
take effect until July 19
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
ANXIOUS TO ABANDON FIGHT.
Bricklayers Voting TO Give Up Con-
test for Closed shop.

AT the meeting of Bricklayers' Union.
Local No. l, last night. the majority
voted to return to work and cease TO
aid the other building crafts in their
night against the open shop in the Dis
trict There has been voting at two pre-
Vious meetings, with the same result
of the total number of men in the
union but about one-third have voted.
pntl more than half the organization, or
enough TO get a majority have voted. ac-
ton viii be deferred.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

A silver bread tray. valued at $50. and
cofeo pot valued at $50. stolen "Wednesday after
noon from the residence Of Col. Ben. amin r. Rus
sell. Z. S. A.. Of 1915 Eighteenth street northwest,
were recovered yesterday by central Office detectives
Ihe goods were found in a secondhand store. where
they had been Tawned By a man answering the de-
ScT1ption Of former servant employed by ths army
officer.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

Awards OF merit and medals to sue
eessful students for the year 19O7-I9OS in
the classes Of the Corcoran School of
Art were presented last night in the
Corcoran Gallery before an assemblage
Of guests that crowded the center Of the
main hall and the marble staircase to its
fullest extent
The drawings and paintings from which
the awards were made were on exhibit
ton about the gallery, and an orchestra
played in the south end Of the main
floor throughout the entire evening
AT $50 O'Clock q bugler called the
guests 20 the stairway. where. on the
landing. at the foot of the famous statue
Of Augustus Caesar. the exercises took
place After a few Introductory words.
F. b. Mcclure, director of the gallery.
who presided, introduced the one speaker
OF the evening, z. c. Messer.
The awards were then announced by Mr..
Mcclure. and ali the presentations ex-
cept one were made by Gen. John N.
Wilson. member OF the board OF trus-
tees Of the gallery. A prize Of s25 in
gold, offered by the Columbia Heights
Art Club to the best production from
the class in composition, was won by
Miss Elsie 3. snowden, and was pre-
sented to her by the president OF the
club, Mrs. S. A. Wolhaupter
The Awards.
Other awards were as follows:
Drawing from life and antique-Go,d medal 10
Miss Franees W. Crammeri brunze medal 10 Miss
Rosa A, Wagner honorable mGntion TO Miss Elsie
Il. SnOWden.
Portrait clnSS-silVer medal 10 Anss Grace L.
Due honorable mention 70 Miss Helen Hammond
BTGDcd lfe-SiTcr medal 10 Nrs Gertrude q
Gray.
sdIl lfe-silver modal to Sfrs. George Bushnell;
honorable mention % Mrs. Myron d. Smith and
Miss Lena Lautcnslagrr
Water color-silvcr medal 20 Miss E;tie AcCord:
Miss NJ Il. Young
Composition-Taeuty-Are dollars. offered BIZ the
ooimoia Heights Art Club. 10 Miss T. B. SNOW
deni honorable mention 10 Mr. Harold Davies.
Lynch Is COmpIfmented,
When all the awards had been made.
Mr. Mcclure read a resolution by the Jury
OF award stating that although Vincent
II. Lynch. OF the composition class. had
been debarred from competition. owing 10
the fact that he had not been a student
in the school during two consecutive
years. as required In order to compete.
the jury desired to make public announce
ment OF the unusual merit OF his work.
The jury OF award was composed OF A.
j. Parsons. chairman: Z. c. Messer. r.
y. Brooke, J. II. Moser. +. B. Mcclure.
and Miss Mathilde Mueden.
Work OF the pupils of the year viii be
on public exhibition every day until
June 6.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
In BISHOPS MEMORY
Ground Broken at ST. Alban
for bethlehem Chapel.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE IS HELD

Combined ChOirH of the Episcopal
Churches Sing Hymns Among Trees
In Episcopal Close rs Sod Is Turned
I'm Presence of Vast ThrOnE-Dis-
tinguished Churchmen Participate.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
GET MEDALS
Students of COrcOran School
Assemble in Gallery.
E. c. MEsSER THE SPEAKER

Awards Announced by f. ID. Nc
Guire, Director of the Gallery.
Presentations Made by Gen. John
NJ. Wilson, OF the Board OF Trus-
tees-Miss e. b. snowdeR Winner.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
DIED.

BINGLEY-On Tuesday. May 2s. 1908. ANNIE B.
BISGLEf. beloved wifc 4 ChaTlcs Bingley.
Funeral from her late residence. SO South Caro-
Ina avenue southeast, Friday, May g % 2
O'Clock Friends and relatives invited % attend
tPhuadeiDhia Dapers please copy
CoCHRAN-At Rawhide. Ney. on May L. l9cs
HENRY DAVIS COCHRAN
Funeral services az the residence q his sistCr
Ms ]. Il. Harlan. l55 7 street northwest On
Friday May =, az 10 a. n. Intement private.
CR0WINSHIELD-OR "Wednesday May 2 1875, at
Philadelphia. Rear Admiral AREN'T SCHUYLER
CROWNINsHIELD. United States navy, In the
sixty sixth year of his age
TIE funeral escort VIII leave I730 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue az O'clock Friday afternoon. May g.
Inteunent az the National Cemetery at Airing
ton, where the commitment service VIII be read
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
CommandeTy q the DEtricr 0f Columbia
City of Washington May o. Is0s
Tne death uf Companion AREN'T SCHUYLER
CROWNINSHIELD. Rear-Admiral L. S. Navy. az
Philsdephia, Pennsylvania on the 9th instant, Is
Announced 20 the Cammardery.
Funeral services. which the Attendance Of Com
panions is requested. viii be held az GaWlers
Chapel E5o Pennsylvania Avenue. NV. at
o'eiock p ". this day. lutemcut at the National
Cemetery. Arlington Virginia,
By command q
Brigsdier-General ANsON Mills. Z. S. Army.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
W. P. HUXFORD.


DENNIE-On Thursday. May q. 1905. at $50 A. H..
al Takoma PARK. Id. BERTHA A. wife OF
john s. Dcnnie
Funeral SATURDAY at 4 m. from Church Of the
Nativity. Brghtwood.
DORSEY-Suddenly az his residence. Is35 Sixteenth
street northwest. on the morning q May D. 1905
WORTHINGTON DORSEY beloved husband Il
the late Mary J. Dorsey and eldest son of the
late Presley War1ied and Mary Hood Worthiug
ton Dorsey.
services win be held al the above residence on
FRIDAY May .. at Il a. m. Iutcrmeut private.
DUGAN-On Tuesday. May &c. 1905 NORA beloved
wife Of Patrick Dugnn. aged fCrty-cignt ycgIs
Funeral win take place from her late residence.
sis Dent p!aes Georgetown, on Friday, May .,
at $50 q. N. High mass q requiem at Holy
Trinity Church az a. N Friends and relatives
are invited 10 attend. baltimore. New York.
and Philadephia papers please oopy.l
HANFORD-Ou Wednesday. NAY 2. 1905. at $50
g. n, at his residence. S02 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, LEVI HANFORD. in the eighty
sixth year a his age.
Funeral services On Friday. NAY q. at u9O a m.
at his late residence IntcGment az Sterling Va
at p. n Please omit flowers
HINTON Suddenly, on Thursiay, NAY g 800 IN
.his city. Mrs NARY ELLEN HINTON, widow
Of Charles II. Hinton
Funeral services viii BE- held this afternoon al As
O'Clock at Lees cis-.el- S2 Pennsylvania avenls
northwest Intcmcnt private
HoLMEs-On Tuesday. May IS. 1905 BERNARD
HOLMES, father of Mrs susie smith.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Friday May Q, at 2S0 p m. Relatives and
friends invited.
LEoNARD-On Tuesday. May Is. 1898. at $50
p m, az Georgetown University Hospital JOHN
II. LEONARD. aged sesenfy-ons years. beloved
husband Of Margaret B. Leonard
Funeral from residence. 800 Twcnty-ffth street
northwest Saturday, May 80. at a. m. tNew
YORK Chicago. and Memphis parors please o7Tg.l
McCULLUM-On WEDNESDAY. MAY r. ls0s WILL
LAM, son Of Wiliism and Mary AicCuIlum 1866
Thirty-hrst street
Funeral Saturday. Nay 80. at a m
NUSSBAUM-On THURSDAY. Nav q lss. Al
a n. at i2s street northwest. Miss KATIE
NUSSBAUM. daughter Of the late Philip Il.
and Lydia A. r. Nusshaum
Funeral and inteunent at Frederick. Nd. SatIlr-
day. May 30 At Il a. m
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
CHEVY CHASE VICTOR
Local Golfers Win HOnOrs
in First Days Play.
HARLAN AND TUCKERMAN TIE

Even Up In Qualifying Round of
Middle Atlantic Association Tour
WIZ Decide Right "a Trophy To-
morrow MOrnIng-The scores.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-29
PHILIP DEFENSE
SEES ACQUITTAL
Continued from Page One.

whether the dice which Macaboy pro-
duced In the back room were the same
ones which we're used in the barrOom.
Macaboy. the chauffeur said, wanted to
fight Carroll the bartender, for breaking
up the game.
Mncaboy Threatens Philip.
Now, Opdyke. while at Norris didn't
Macaboy say 10 Philip: You rum-dumb
I will knock VOur
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Dnevno easopisje poroca, da je
hti millionaire PierpOnta Morga-
ma, potroSila to sezono $2,000.000
"a gledalisee. In to tudi V casu, ko
Sc ma tisoGe zen, deklet in otrok
zvija gladu po velikih ameriskih
meStih. Kdo je dial gdc. Morgan
diva milijona dolarjev samo "a
gledaliScel Ali Jill je sama zaslu-
zilaf Kaj Sc! dali so il to svoto a
meriski delavci in delavke, ktera
jim je bila pritrgana ma njih "a
sluzku. Uboge zene in dekleta. XII
delajo tvornicah "a borno pla-
cleo, so cello sezono placevale Nor
ganovi hceri lozo V gledalisGu, da
Sc je zamogla tam gizdavo sopiriti.
Tako zivi milijonarjeva kGi in ta-
ko zivite vi delavke pod blazenim
kapitalizmom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Neki crnec po imenu Mann Coo
per bill je pretecen teden V Kansas
City, Kansas, obsojen V triletno
jeco. ker je ukradel tri pisceta ko
je bill lacen. Santa Fe zeleznica je
nedavno kupila devet milijonov
zelezniskih pragov (ties), kteri so
bill ukradem il ljudskih gozdov.
Zeleznico so tozili, toda Sc danes
nj bilo sliSati o kaki obsodbi zelez-
niskih magnatov, Xxi so lesom IL
kradli 100000 ljudskega imetia.
Take so postave pod vlado pluto
kracije. Ampak vi delavski sunni
morato imeti respekt do postavl
Kako sc pac smejejo bogatini. ko
Jim je tako lahko varati ljudstvo
s postavami, do kterih sami mic
ne drzijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

NaSa republika ina administra-
CLIO IL samih businessmanov in me-
setarJev. Veliki businessman "ro-
najo" country V svoje koristi. Kaj
imajo delavci cd tie administracijeY -
Mic! Imajo to, kar so iskali-bati-
ne. Delavstvo, Xxi ina velikansko
vetino V republiki, bi morale po
vsej pravici imeti svoio, delavsko
administracijo. Delavci bi morali
vladati dezelo V svoje koristi, ka-
kor to zdaj delajo businessman.
That S all.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

Proletarci agitirajte "a "Prole-
tarca"! skbite, da prodre to ma
Sc delavsko glasilo v hiso sleherne-
ga slovenskega delavca.