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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
MEETING OF METHODIST BOARD
Number of Important Conferences to
be Held Commencing This
Week

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-ThC annual meet
ings of the great administrative boards of
the Methodist Episcopal church, these
boards consisting Of bishops, officials,
ministers and lay members. are to be held
in the three weeks beginning October 21.
The appropriations which are to be made
for the support of the benevolent interests
Of the denomination during 1863 will aggre-
gate more than S4OOO,OOO. The group OF i'm
portant meetings includes the semi annual
meeting of the bishops and two important
conventions, one of the Methodist Episcopal
Laymen's Missionary movement and the
other OF the Methodist Federation for So
cial Service.
From October 2l to 2S the Woman's Home
Missionary society will hold its annual
meeting at the Church of the Covenant in
Philadelphia The bishops will hold their
semi-annual meeting at Indianapolis on
October 2S and will then assign to each
bishop the annual conferences he is to ad-
minister for the next year.
From October % to November 5, at Gin
cinnatl, will be held the annual meeting
of the general executive convention of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
On November 4 and the general COM
mittee for the Freedman's Aid society will
be held at Indianapolis. This organization
maintains twenty-five institutions for the
education Of colored young men AMI young
wcmeD in the south
The general committee for foreign mis-
sions will meet at st. Louis on November
TO 10 to make appropriations for foreign
missions The board OF foreign missions
disburses about S1,S6O,OOO annually. I'm
mediately following and intimately related
TO the meeting OF the general committee for
general missions the first conference of
the Laymen's Missionary movement of the
Methodist Episcopal church will meet in
St. Louis for two days to effect a perma-
nent organization and to consider methods
and means for increasing the interest of
Methodist men In the foreign work of the
church
On November y the general committee
of home missions and church extension Will
hold its annual meeting in Topeka. Kan.
The first convention OF the Methodist
Federation for Social Service will be held
ir St. Louis from Tuesday 10 Thursday,
November II TO IS. The executive commit
tee has decided TO make a workers con-
ference for the social workers of the Meth
odist Episcopal church and Methodist
Episcopal church, South. South churches
will have joint representation on the pro-
gram.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
PRESIDENT PRoDS ATTORNEY
Depositors of Fnrmers and DrOvers
Bank Make Appeal for
Swifter Action.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. 80 President
Roosevelt today, after hearing a committee
Of the depositors OF the Farmers and
Drovers National bank at Waynesburg
Pa, instructed United States District At
torney Dunkle Of Pittsburg to take up
within a week the prosecution of the case
of the depositors against Cashier ]. b. F.
Reinhart, charged with abstracting N,S0O0OO
from the bark's funds over two years ago.
The depositors told the president that they
feared the prosecution would be allowed
TO rest until Indictments growing out Of
the conviction of the cashier would be out
lawed by the statute of limitations.
PlTTsBURG, Oct. 19-The trial of j, r.
F. Rinehart, former cashier Of the Farmers
and Drovers National bank of Waynes-
burg. Pa, which failed some time ago for
100000, was fixed for January 4. 1859. by
United States Judge Young today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
ICE CREAM CAUSES TROUBLE
Falls City Women and Children Suf-
fer as Result of Eat
ing II,

FALLS CITY, Neb. Oct, ls.-(Special.)- J.
Mrs. Harry Pence entertained the members
of the Young Married Ladies' Kensington
club and their children az her home Friday
afternoon. Among the refreshments was
a quantity OF ice cream. bought from
local dealer, which was freely fed to the
children At midnight, one by one all the
babies and most OF the parents were taken
sick with every symptom of ptomaine poi
soning.
All the doctors in the city were kept busy
the rest of the night. In one family, that
OF b. Simonton, seven Of the ten members
were very in. Little Eugene Pence was so
sick that for a time grave doubts were en-
tertained as to his recovery. but later he
was pronounced out Of danger
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
ARMS FOR MONTENEGRO SEIZED
Austrian Torpedo Boat Arrests Brit
iEh Steamer Laden with
Supplies.

BERLIN, Oct ls.--"An Austrian torpedo
boat" cables the Buda Pest correspondent
Of the Tageblatt. has arrested a British
steamer near Cattsro on. the bay OF Anti
vari. laden with arms and ammunition des.
tined for Montenegro"
The Vienna correspondent OF the Tage-
blatt telegraphs as follows:
1T is reported here from Antivar1 that
a crowd OF Montenegrins threatened the
Austrian consulate. A guard for the pro-
lection Of the consul was sent ashore from
Austrian warships. two cruisers and tor
pedo boat. The guard had a desultory
sbirmish with the mob which lasted several
hours
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
PRESIDENT TO BECOME EDITOR
signs Contract 40 Act hs AssOciR tie
ON the stan of the
Outlook.

NEW YORK, Oct. lS-PTesident Roose-
welt has signed a contract with the Out
look to act as an associate editor after his
retirement from the presidency in March
next. This Is made subject to the existing
contract to write the story OF his African
travels for Charles scribneTs Sons His
work in connection with the outlook Is to
cover political and economic topics.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
KANSAS GETS GOOD RAIN
Wind and Rain Visits State and the
Moisture Does Much
Good.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct IA wind and
rain storm OF unusual severity prevailed
in western Kansas this morning. Aside
from the blowing down Of small frame
buildings and the swapping OF a few tele-
graph poles, no damage is reported. Tele-
graph service was interrupted for several
hours. The rainfall is the heaviest in
western Kansas for several weeks and
much good to crops will result. There
were light showers last night in central
and eastern Kansas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20

Judge Tart yesterday spoke IN New Jer-
sey, Delaware and Maryland, ending the
days trip with a largely attended meet
ing at Baltimore Page
w. ]. Bryan continued his campaigning
yesterday in Illinois, speaking at a num-
Der of cities. Page 1
South Dakota republicans are planning
to hold many meetings this week. Page q
Judge w. f. Norris addressed a meeting
of his former fellow townsmenatPonca
Neb. in which he told of Judge Taft's
Philippine policy. Page 2
DOMESTIC.
Good rain visits Kansas and dose much
good to winter sown crops Page
The battleships Maine and Alabama
have returned from the voyage around
the world. Page
Three trolley cars met in collision in
Kansas City because of the failure of
airbrakes to work on hill. Many prom
inent persons were injured Page 2
Santa Fe train ran Into stock spe-
cial near Braddock, Kan Page 2
A South Dakota woman drew the first
claim in the Rosebud land drawing at
Dallas yesterday. Page 1
President Roosevelt signs a contract to
become associate editor of the outlook
on his return from Africa. Page
Women and children of Falls City were
made i'll by eating ice cream and one
clAld nearly died as a result Page
FOREIGN.
The Japanese nation, from the school
child to the man of highest rank, Joined
In giving a most enthusiastic ovation
TO Admiral Sperry and his officers on
thei rarrival. Page
Coroner's inquest over the bodies of
Eva Hart and Sewell Sleuman held Mon
day afternoon and will of the broker is
filed in county court. Page
General Humphrey and A. j. Dupont
spend day In Omaha as guests of Frank
Campbell enroute to che west for a hunt
Page
Alfred Darlow, for years advertising
manager of the Union Pacific Railroad
company and distinguished llterateur
dies early Monda ymorning and men in
all lines of business pay hearty tributes
Pago 5
Mayor Jim starts out to raise $1,000
from Omaha brewers to help along the
mad campaign of w. j. Bryan--and
money will be acceptable. Page S
coNdMERcIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets Page7
Grain markets Page7
Stocks and bonds. Pager
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived. Sailed.
QUEENSTOWN. Cymrie. .........Campana.
SOUTHAMPTON. New York ........
LIVERPOOL. ............,...,. Monaghan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20
SUMMARY OF TIE BEE
Tuesday, October 20, 1908.
THE WEATHER. .

OR NEBRASKA-Partly cloudy and
er Tuesday.
2 IOWA-Rain and colder Tuesday.
perature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20

That Eva Kart came TO her death from
q Gunshot wound ~ the hands of sewsu
sleuman, ana that seweu sleumAn came
20 his death from . Gunshot wound In
fhetsd by his own hand in = house at
1904 Rurdetts street, city OF Omaha,
county of Douglas, state OF Nebraska, ON
the night OF October ~, 1905, between the
hours OF IL and ~ O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20

This is the verdict OF the coroner's jury
In the inquest OF Sewell Sleuman and
Eva Hart. The inquest was held by cor
oner Brewer at the Davis undertaking
parlors, 700 South sixteenth street Mon
day afternoon, beginning at o'clock.
The jury consisted of these men
Harry Wilkinson, foreman, 24O7 Dodge
street.
Oscar Peterson, us South sixteenth
street.
Martin Dunhsm 7l2 South Seventeenth
street.
T.. II. Herbert 1402 Douglas street.
George p. Windheim, 1412 South six
teenth street
Max Becht, 1446 South Seventeenth
street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-20

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13
CARRYING TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES.

shipping States prepare
conditions the 1906 making the
ton United States apply the Philippine Islands and after
the of
Philippine American bottoms
Philippine Islands United $6645
the
Philippine
to the United States
The foregoing facts taken from the the collector of
Manila
ng point ark on the subj
sThe application of the navigation the United
Philippine
ships the available
considerably
United As
law above referred
shipping
Philippine
a in Philippine trade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13
CURRENCY LEGISLATION.

Although cataract prevent pancs
Congress- of material need
not imply that Congress- pressing
business despair the board Able committees
probably have the bills hand early in the session and by process
speedily few proposed measures having
with chance of their best features
becoming incorporated in more bills capable OF BENG whipped
acceptable With the bills the
this being those offering
either novel revolutionary Anything to pass muster must nave haa us
principle abroad Proposals of
could possibly obtain such degree of general support
regard political
in the probably
any will be the applying the principle
of the thing
according to Commercial
placed provision security for national bank note circulation That
connection with
place supplemental the present bond secured
represented by national bank notes
Commercial News observes Contemplate entire
while others merely recommend the
adding of another patch to the currency garment of diverse eOOrs and texture
Defeive may present SYSTEM
systems currency
efe in the security
impossible such security for
of
the standing of national bank note in this country
anything equal to it in point safety and ultimate
redemption
of bank be introduced that
superior to it in that one respect even equal to it.
proposed proposed yield
hard believe that they will yield it. No feels the
anxiety national
his possession 1t does not matter him whether such bank even in
He knows that the note good for one hundred cents the dollar
general government integrity
probability that the increasing symptoms of
pe recovery from the recent panic an early day. gained with perhaps more
financial crisis win produce modifying
revealed
the legal such and pronounced symptom The
that the wisdom Congress conclude that anything there
private
satisfactory
railroad president discussing situation recently
balance the subreasures held hundred million
this whereas critic British
with working balance of thirty to forty millions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13
HOGAN WILL
ATTACK OTWELL
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
matter to drop. Ny client has beer
treated most unfairly and l shall tax,
! the matter to Otwell's superiors, anc
viii not let it drop
The taking of the matter to Washing.
ton viii be peculiar move on the
part of Hogan, according to a view
expressed yesterday by a local con-
tractor. In speaking of the matter he
said:
81 should think that Hogan would
be glad to keep out of the thing, now
that the bids have all been rejected.
I believe that Otwen is absolutely
honest in everything that he does, but
he is just a bit close on his contracts.
He does not want to allow a margin
of profit, such as we expect and must
have down here. If things do not 60
exactly to suit him he won't wait for
anything else, but goes ahead with 1t
himself. He is very different man
to do business with from the usual run
of public officials found here.''
In regard to the japanese end of the
matter, there is little doubt of the whole
story finding its way to Washington,
without the complaint which Hogan s
attorney says he is going to make Cap
tain Orwell is certain to mention such
matter in his letters to his superior
officers, as it is important that they
should be posted on any such matter
that goes on here. That they will back
up the engineer officer in his action
is almost as certain, as he is man
of long experience in the work and,
from what his superior officers who
have visited here say; is relied on i'm
plicitly.
In speaking of the matter yesterday
K. Ono, one of the prominent Japa-
nese of the city, said:
"There is one part of the story
which I am sure must be mistake.
That is in connecting the Yokohama
Specie Bank with the matter. This
bank is really semi-national affair
and is bound very strictly by certain
rules laid down by the japanese gov
eminent. These would not permit its
entering any such scheme as has been
related in the Advertiser. I think that
the officials of the bank will tell you
that they have nothing whatever to do
with the contract in any way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13
CHARLES HARTWELL
IS BACK IN CITY

Among the passengers to arrive in
this city on the Iwalani yesterday
morning were Dr.-Wood and Charles
A. Hartwell of Mo1okai, who was
severely cut through the dropping of
razor last week. When asked in
regard to the condition of his patient
last night DR.. Wood stated that Hart
we'll was doing very well and would
only be laid up for few days His
marriage to Miss Cerdelia Carter is set
for January 81, and it has not been
thought necessary to make any change
in the date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13
INJUSTICE DONE
FOOTBALL MAN

Some annoyance has been caused by
two mistakes which occurred in the
sporting column of Sundays Adver-
tiser. F. Bailey and not NJ. Bailey was
concerned in the row at the socker
football game. In the story Bailey was
credited with using vile language.
Ziegler, with whom Bailey had the
trouble, was the one at fault in this
manner and, after the affair had been
started through smuggling, Bailey be-
haved himself in most sportsmanlike
manner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

be of
that their
bells Enough incent CRAFTS been
dheadwa
the big island
help
revealed deficit
Indictment however
would supervisor
notbee absent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13


eqing
the best found anywhere would have
ought to tell
of nubes when it is
calling loudly m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

the Hepburn immigration bill viii
things make
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

County of show
which
administration.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

Army against the Honolulu
nmates the of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

would not do allow They nigh
the dishonest grOcer trick sugar sand
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
Cd upravnistva.

Opetovano opozarjamo cenj.
Sodruge in somiSljenike. da jem-
lIejo pri nakupu svojih potrebS6in
zir V prvi vrsti ma oglase V nasem
liStu. NaSa dolznost .je, da podpi-
ramo one tvrdke. katere $ svoiimi
oglaSi podpirajo mas.
Nadalje prosimo one roiake.
katerim smo poslali list ma ogled.
da nam pc dopiSnici javijo. ali Sc
Sploh mislijo mani naroGiti in ce
jim mai list Sc naprei poSiljamo.
ali pa maj "a jim uStavimo. To
lSto velja tudi "a one. Xxi so list
zahtevali, a Jim nj mogoGe takoj
placati. da vemo. pri Gem da smo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
AgitatOriGen del.
v VednOSt.

Nova slovenska pravila medina
ndne socialisticne stranke V Anne
nki Sc tiskajo V pamfletih ter Sc
nlpOsljejo med vse slovenske "a
yedne delavce V Ameriki.
Radi pristopitve tujih narodov
driroma doticnih soc. organizacij
mednarodni socialisticni stran-
b sledece:
MednarOdna socijalistiGna stran
IA je ma svoji letosnji k~onvenci.
. v Chicago ponovila in odobrila
sari vsprejemni sistem, MANFRED {:
VG neanglesko covered nar,ii
lal Sc organizirajo Ease, ustanav-
b9alO svoje klube in soc. zveze. Soc.
~ofganizacija kot TAXA ne more pri-
stopiti k mednarodni soc. stranki,
narvee lie vsak posamezen clan.
Alubi enega naroda maj Sc drzijo
ikufaj ter Sc dado vpisati, kdor
neee, v mednarodno sOc. stranko.
Taxi klubi obdrze syoje stare ime,
"a anglesko organizacijo pa pre-
'edeno v angleScino.
Vi oni klubi spadajaci pod Jul
eoslovanshp socijalisticno zvezo,
q SO ne pripadajo k mednarOd-
u soc. stranki, a zele pristopiti,
nal Sc obrnejo naravnost ma on
dotnega lokalnega tajnika medn.
soc. stranke, ter maj klubov tajnik
laznani imena onih sodrugov. Xxi
.aoeejo k stranki pristopiti. Stran-
"a Jim pOtem sama preskrbl aPli-
sahons carte in charter.
hlubi pa, XII IL kateregakoli
'lroka ne morejo tega sami opra-
hh, maj blagovoiijo imena onih
~orugov, XII zele pristopiti tudi k
nednar. stranki, posljejo ma meme
kot glavnega tajnika Jugoslov.
voc. zveze, da napravim daljne ko-
nke.
John PetriG, 81. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21

biJenih vedno ve6 produktov ne
upotrebljenih, ee ne bi bio tega,
pa bi slo vse k vragu.
Kapitalisticni proizvajalni ma
elm, nadomestitev proizvajanja v
malem S kapitalistiGnim velepro-
izvajanjem, cegar proizvajalna
sredstva ~zdruzuje kot zasebno last
V nekaj malo rokah, 6egar delav-
CT so brezposestni proletarci. ia ka-
pitalisticni proizvajalni naein .je
bll sredstvo, da je skrajno omeje-
no produktivno silO della, XII ie BIZ
la lastna rokodelstvu in kmetiske-
mu poljedelstvu, neskonGno raz-
siril. To n%apraviti pa je bila sve-
tovno-zgodovinska naloga kapita-
listicnega razreda. IzvrSil io je S
TEN, da je oblozil razlascene in IL
koriScevane ljudske mnozice z
groznimi bole6inami, ali zvrsil 10
Je. To napraviti je bila pray tako
svetovna potreba kot ODE podlagi.
IL katerih je iznikla, namreG: bla-
govno proizvajanje in z MIN or
ko spojeno zasebno lastniStvo pro-
izvajalnih sredstev in proizvodov.
Ali ce je bio to in njegovi ODE
podlagi zgodovinsko potrebno.
zdaj pa nj wee. Opravila kapitali-
Stlcnega razreda i~zvrSujeio vedno
bolJ plaGani uradniki, veliko mno-
Stvo kapitalistov ina lie Sc nalogo.
da potrOSi, kar drugi izdelajo ka-
pitaliSt je postal prav tako odvec.
kot je bill fevdalni goSpod pred sto
lett.
Da Sc wee. kakor ie bio few
dalno plemstvo V osemnaistem sto
letju. tako je danes kapitalistiGni
razred re zapreka dalinemm raz-
vdJu. Iasebno lastniStvo proizva-
jalnih Sredstev je ze zdavnaj pre-
nehalo. da bi dajalo zagotovilo
vsakemu producentu IN imetek
nJegovih proizvodov in IA niegovo
prostost. Hitro re iadra k temu. da
DO Ia imetek in to prostoSt odpra-
villa "a vse prebivalstvo kapitali-
Sticnega razreda IL temelja druz-
be postaja vedno bolt sredstvo. 5
katerim Sc je vSpodbudilo druz-
bo. da je kar najhitrejSe razvila
SvoJe produktivne mo6i. izpremc-
Mia Sc je Y sredstvo, XII sill druz-
DO vedno boil k temu. da trait in
puSca Y nemar svoje produktivne
moGi.
Tako izpremeni Y popolno mas
protje zasebna last proizyaialnih
sredStev svoje prvotno bistvo ne
lie "a producente malih podjetij.
ampak "a cello druzbo. Il moGi.
Xxi je vodila druzabni razvoj. po-
stane poyod. da druzba propade.
da bankrotira.
Danes Sc ne vpraSa vec, ali mai
Sc zasebna last proizvajalnih sred-
stew hote vzdrzati ali ne. Men pro
pad je gotov. VpraSa Sc lie: Ali mai
potegne tudi druzbo 5 seboi V pro
pad ali mai Sc druzba otrese tega
pogubnega bremena. da zamore
svobodno in nanovo okrepcana It'll
dale pc poti. katero predpisuje
zakon razvoja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
Nov soc. klub.

Sas urednik Ivan Molek je ma
svoJem potovanju organiziral V
Calumetu, Mich, ondotue sodruge
V soelJallsticen klub, Xxi Sc priklo-
pi Jugoslovanski socijalistiGni
zvezi v Chicago in dobi kot tax
Stv. IA.
omenJenemu novemu klubu xii
cemo; Dobrodoslil - ter mu re
limo obilo uspeha in posnemalcev.
Tajnik mu je sodr. JOS. HoGe-
var, , Thorn st. (Tamarack). Ca.
lumet, Mich.
John PetriG,
glavni tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
DeIaySke pOcitnice.

Cas- potitnic je zdaj tn. - Ma
milijone delavcev uziva pocitnice
re mesece in mesece. toda "a ''po-
titek', prisiljena brezposelnost
- delavcu nj prijeten ne prinaSa
mu z~ezaljenega odpocitka in ne cd
dahne 81. V ten cash skrbi in po-
manjkanja 81 ne DO pridobil novih
mocij "a nadaljno naporno delo.
Ia neprostovoljni poGitek mu ne
DO osvezil in pokrepcal ne teles-
nih in ne dusevnih sill. - In ven
dar bi bile pocitnice "a delavca
bolj %potrebne kakor pa "a sito 60
spodol
Ia vladajoc razred je sedaj mas
topil cas- poeitnic. Trumoma odha-
Jajo IL mesta V hladna morska ko-
palisca, V hribe, ma farme, da Sc
tam oddahnejo cd trudapolnega
l|enarjenja!
lie delavec 81 tega ne more pri-
voSciti. &c izjemoma ia ali oni kra
TEX dopuSt tudi dobi, mu stem nj
dosti pomagano; podmanjkuie mu
"a to potrebnih sredstev, da bi mo-
gel pocitnice tudi uzivati. SploSna
vpeljava poletnih poGitnic "a de-
lavce ter sredstva in pota do MOI
nosti, kako te p%ocitnice uporabiti
Y resnici "a pokrepcanje in po-
zivljenje iz6rpanih telesnih in du-
sevnih sill, - je jake vazno soci-
alno-politicno u%prasanje.
Seveda je upraSanje o delav-
skin pocitnicah tesno zdruzeno z
medznim upraSanjem. Prav do
bro placan delavec 81 eventuelno
lahko prihrani toliko, da more "a
en- teden poleti odpotovati, - pod
pogojem MANFRED, da mu deloda-
jalec dopust dOvoli. Toda pretez-
ma veGina delavcev tega ne more
storiti. Da pa more dobra VOLTA
premagati vSe ovire. to kaze An
glija. Ma Angleskem Sc dogolju-
jejo o bozicu ali Oh kakem drugem
casu sedemdnevni in tudi deset-
dnevni dCpusti. V raznih krajih
vp~lacujejo delavci ma teden goto-
vo svoto V klubOve blagajne. in
potem dvignejo YES denar "a tako-
zvani Vacation Week. (poGitni-
Ski teden) V esecu avgustu. To-
varne sc potem V soboto zaprejo
in sc zopet odtvorijo sele V ponde-
lick cez osem dni. TIE p%ocitnice so
dOlocene vsled obojestranskega do
govora med delodajalskimi in de-
lavskimi zvezami ali unijami; tudi
V oficijelnih plaGilnih lestvicah je
ia dolocba zabelezena.
In kar je mono ma AngleSkem.
to hi bilO gotovo mono tudi V.
Ameriki. Da so delavskc poGitni-
ce V naSem vrocem podnebiu Sc
veliko boil potrebne. kakor V HAD
nj Angliji, nj treba Sc posebei ma
~glaSevati. Zal pa. da Sc dosedaj
nase strokovne delavske organi-
zacije S TEN upraSanjem MISC mo-
gle Sc baviti. Steer pa sedaini cas-
brezposelnosti tudi nj upoden IA
to. Toda gotovo je. da pride tudi v
Ameriki cnkrat Gas. da Sc postavi
to u%praSanje ma dnevni red.