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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
KING DECORATES GUILD
With President Eliot He Becomes
Grand Officer of Crown of Italy.

Boston. March lit was announced
tonight that Governor Guild has re-
ceived official notification from the
Italian authorities that the king Of
Italy has nominated him a grand Of
ficer OF the Grown Of Italy. The order
is limited to one hundred and fifty, 1t
is understood that the same decora-
ton has been sent to President Charles
w Eliot Of Harvard university. 1t
is stated that his majesty wishes by
this means to express to the people of
Massachusett through their chief ex-
ecutive his appreciation of the recep-
tion given last year to his cousin, the
Duke of Abruzzi, and also his son at
the enactment Of certain statutes dur
ing the past two Years in this State
which tend to strengthen banking in
stitutions and which have been of par
ticular benefit TO Italian immigrants.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
$4,000 COLLECTION TAKEN
Appeal for Help at Missionary Con-
ycntion Literally Answered.

Pittsburg, Pa. March 11.-That
American commercialism follows
closely the work and achievements of
missionaries in Christianizing heather
nations was forcihly presented by elo-
guent speakers during this, the sec
ond day Of the International conven-
tion of the Young Peoples mission
arv movement.
The pictures and talks at the meet
ines tonight touched the pocketbook
nerves of the vast audiences. An ap-
neal was made for money TO carry on
The work in various fields and the
collections taken at the two meetings
totalled $4,000.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED
Dr. Dimon. of New London, Charged
With Manslaughter.

New London. Ma. 1f.-Dr. John y.
Dimon, one OF the oldest practicing
physicians in the city was arrested to-
night on warrant issued from the Of
flee of State Attorney Huh. charging
manslaughter by criminal neglect, in
connection with the death of Mrs.
Magdalin Buivet following the birth
of still born child. Following the ar
rest DR.. Dimon was arraigned before
Justice c. A. Gallup and after consult
alton between counsel for the state
and the accused was released under
$4,000 bonds to appear for trial March
%. The arrest followed the investi-
cation Of the coroner into the circum-
stance surrounding the death Of Mrs.
Buivet. whom Dr. Dimon attended at
the time the child was born.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
Grand Circuit Pride and
Victor, Bought for $2O,-
600, the Victim Of
Muriatic Acid.
s
FOUND DEAD IN STALL
Poison Injected Through an Ar
tificial Tube Which the Horse
Wore in its Throat Ever
Since an Operation
for Roaring

Nutbearer. the beautiful brown geld
ing trotter belonging to Joseph Hubin-
ger, has been killed by muriatic acid
administered to him by some misere-
ant The death occurred in the stable
of DR.. F. q. Atwood, the well-knoWn
veterinarian on Whalley avenue and
as yet the p0isoner has not been found,
though there are strong suspicious as
to who the guilty party is. Nutbearer
was one of the most famous horses OH
the grand circuit. He had been
winner in races without number. His
life reads almost like romance, fill
ed as it is with thrilling adventures
and great successes from the time he
was born in Kentucky In 1897 until the
very time of his death. He was the
foremost in the string of horses which
Mr.. Hubinger had in 1903 and which
was universally conceded to be the
at that time. He won the greatest
race Of his life at Providence in 1909
on the grand circuit. During the last
few years of his life he nad to breathe
through tube inserted in his throat
which became necessary as result OF
an accident which happened in St.
Louis when train carrying all Of Mr..
Huhinger's string of racing horses was
wrecked by the turning of switch.
Nutbearers best record was 2:09 S-4,
and this was worlds record for
heat in race. He was bought by Mr..
Hubinger in June. 1885, for S20,00O
when three years old.
The death took place on Saturday last
1t has not yet been reported to the po-
lice of the city but is now In the hands
of attorneys and every effort Is to be
made to land the responsible parties
in States prison.
At present Joseph Hubinger Is in the
west looking out for his farm where
he raises his starch products. In his
absence the horse has been In the care
of DR.. atwood who has kept the horse
at his own stables. AS DR.. Atwood
himself told the story last night, he
went to his barn which is out back Of
his house at 4 o'clock In the afternoon
and looked after the wants of the
horse, giving him grain and hay and
water and taking out the silver tube
which is the marvellous breathing ap-
paratus of the horse and cleaning it.
He went away, leaving the horse eat
ing its feed. What happened between
that time and 6 o'clock is not known
but at o'clock when Dr.\ Atwood's
man went to look at Nutbearer he
found him stone dead.
The horse men could not believe their
eyes for moment nor could they con-
vince themselves that what had hap
pened was true until more careful ex-
animation was made. DR.. Atwood was
certain after glance that It had been
due to poisoning. The poison was i'm
jected through the artificial tube.
! DIR. George A. Smith, the veterina-
rian of Chapel street, was sent for and
he at once performed an operation
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
BRONSON Is NOT
A CANDIDATE
Says He Would Not Run Again
at the Head of the Demo
cratic Party in This
State.
HE is OUT OF POLITICS
Denies That Any Offer TO support His
Candidacy Has Been Made by
Any of His Friends
Seriously.
HE is OUT OF POLITICS

A report that has been circulating
during the past few days that Judge
Samuel r. Bronson, once democratic
candidate for governor would posi-
bly, be the candidate for the nomina-
ton of his party again next fall was
put to rest yesterday when the Judge
laughed and said, Il am not in poll
ties any more.
But, judge, have not some of your
good friends come to you with an of
fer of their support in case you
should be willing to run as the dem
ocratic gubernatorial candidate
again %
The judge looked smiingly at the
reporter for a few seconds and then
said: Not seriously"
"Thel, it is true. Judge, that such
an offer has been made?'
Well no You might say that 1t
has not been made at ALL"
How was it? Was is said to you
in joke?'
My dear sir, | have been laid up
with sickness nearly all winter and
all j know about politics at this mo-
ment Is what ] have read in the pa
pers Then again | am not as young
a man as | used to be-"
Would you accept a candidacy
for governor, judge, If it were really
offered you and there came with ii
the assurance OF suitable support and
unaaimity?"
We'll, no. / don't think that
would
Judge Bronson was asked what he
thorght was the present democratic
outlook in the state and he repeated
that he had been i'll and out of ac.
tive lie for the time being In conse.
uuence so that he did not know just
how matters stood.
do you think there is any likeli.
hood that Judge Robertson will be
advanced again by the democratic
party as candidate for governor? 2
The Judge refused to give an opin
| ion uron the subject. He said tha
| he hat; no idea whether Judge Rob
ertson would be willing to run fol
governor II the chance should be Of
| fered him.
From that subject he rambled of
into the subject of the fall elections
| In general He said he thought Will
presidential election and a guber.
| Material election both to come in thu
| fall some lively political battles NIGH
well be expected,
The Judge said he could not SEE
| Just how better financial conditions
| In the state could be expected unit
after election time At least he die
not think that business could ge
back to the condition II was in before
| last fall or anywhere near IT,
Il may have something more tt
the point to say later in the season,
aiied the Judge as he showed tlp
reporter to the door. IF | do, | vii
let the Journal-Courier know of IT.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
GRAFT CASE TO JURY
Capitol Contract Trials M Harrisburg
May End TODAY.

Harrisburg, Pa. March 1.-THE de-
fense concluded its speeches and the
final summing UP Of the evidence was
begun in the capitol contract trials in
the Dauphin county court to-day.
James Scarlet was the opening speaker
for the state. When he finishes to-
morrow Attorney General Todd will
speak on behalf of the commonwealth.
BY evening it is expected that the case
will be in the hands Of the jury.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
HUBINCER'S GREAT TROTTER
NUTBEARER POISONED In ITS
STABLE BY SOME MISCREANT
PLEDGED TO TAFT
Oklahoma Delegates Instructed 10
Vote for His Candidacy.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March IL
lnstructing them to vote for any
pl oposition favorable to the candida
cy on William II. Taft for the pres
idency, the republican state conVen-
tioG to-day elected as delegates at
large to the Chicago convention, Con-
gresham Bird S. Mcclure. of Paw
nee, Dennis Il. Flynn of Oklahoma
City. Patrick Dore of Westville. and
j. A. Harris of Wagner, William
Bushy of McAlester and j. {. Rob-
erts of Enid were nominated for elec-
tors al large.
Cass Cade of Shawnee was re-elec-
ted national committeeman.
The resolutions indorses President
Roosevclts administration. coondemn
the democratic state administration
ana recommend reduction of the rep
resentation in congress and in the
electoral college of states which dis
franchise negroes.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
FROM PRISON TO ASYLUM.

Hartford March 11.-John Tyler. COL
ored. completed at the state prison to-
day the eighteen years sentence given
him in 1923 for murderous assault up
on two women in Poquonnock, town of
Windsor. october %. 1898. and was
transferred to the Connecticut hospital
for the Insane al Middletown. Since
october Is. 1905. Tyler had been con
fined to the insane ward at the prison,
because Of delusions he harbored
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
BOILERMAKER ARRESTED
Thomas Higgins VIII Not Go Out on
Strike. if Rest DO.

One of the boilermakers who will
not go on a strike, If the rest do, is
Thomas Higgins, who has been board
ing at 80 Putnam street and working
in the railroad shops here. Higgins
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Sergeant Dennehy for non-support of
his wife, who lives in Hartford, and
in the evening he was taken back to
Hartford.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
WOLFE MAY RECOVER
Man Knocked Down by Medical Ex-
aminer's Auto Has a Chance.

Aaron Wolfe, the Milford farmer
who was struck and knocked over by
Medical Examiner J. w Ives auto
mobile at Milford yesterday. was re-
ported last night at the New Haven
hospital to be doing well under the
circumstances. lie has fair chance
for recovery. Wolfe was stepping
from a trolley car as the doctors au-
tomobile went by. DR. Ives took the
man in his machine and brought him
10 the city
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
NOT GUILTY OF HERESY
DR.. Mcfarland, Methodist Editor Ac.
cused by Cooke. Exonerated.

Topeka, Kan, March 1.-THE Kan
sas conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church to-day exonerated
Or. ]. T. Mcfarland of New York,
editor of the Methodist Sunday School
Publications. Of charges of heresy
preferred by Dr. George A. Cooke of
Vermont.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
MINISTER DIES ON FERRY
Rev. James Davenport, Of Hartford.
Dead I'm New York.

New York. March IA man who
from papers found In his pockets Is
Identified as Rev. Jas. r. Daven-
port of Hartford. Conn. died late
tonight on a Pennsylvania ferryboat
en- route to Jersey City. Death Is sup
posed to have been caused by heart
trouble The body was taken to the
Jersey City morgue. Papers found in
his pockets indicated that the man
was on his way to Pittsburg.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
ToRACCo MEN STRIKE RACK

Lexington, Ky, March 1I.-Trou-
BILE is feared in Bath county on ac-
count Of the receipt recently of notes
threatening to poison the cattle Of
several members of the society of
Equity # the tobacco plants Of the
writers are destroyed by night riders.
A reward of $1,000 has been raised
nv citizens f1r the arrest and con-
viction OF the persons sending the
notes.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
ALDRICH VOTE PUT OFF.

Washington, March l1.Voting on the
pending Aldrich currency bill in the
senate has been further DELAYED by no.
tees given to-day Of speeches to he
made on that measure next week. Sen
ator Tillman notified the senate that
he would submit remarks on Monday
and that Senator LaFollette would
speak on Tuesday,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
FOREST BILL Up MARCH 20.

washington. March 1.-THE Appa-
1achian-White Mountain forest reser-
walton bill viii receive the ccnsidera-
tim of the house committee on iu-
dietary in executive session on the 10Th
inst
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12

SPORTS, PAGE o.
New Britain is Defeated.
Bridgeport Falls to Providence.
Gun Club Shooters After Cup,
Yacht Clubs Annual Meeting.
Pinkola Makes New orleans Record.
Armory Meet Officials Named
Cornell Crew on Lake
American Car Ahead.
Warren Wins at Pinehurst.
Hall Makes ia Score.
Yale Swimmers Trim Harvard.
Schaefer Defeats Hopp.
EVENTS TODAY, PAGE 4.
HIS Last Dollar at the New Haven.
Carmen" at the Bijou.
Big Vaudeville Attraction at Polls.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12

Mr.. Davenport was for many years
pastor of the Catholic apostolic
church of Hartford. but retired sew
eral years ago owing to i'll health. He
was sixty-fve years old. and leaves a
widow and two sisters.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
STOVE 0VERHEATED
Fire in Asylum Street Calls Out the
Department.

Fire broke out in the house at 1872
Asylum street last night about
o'clock from an overheated stove. An
alarm was rung in from box 633, but
before the companies had arrived the
flames were practically extinguished.
The occupant of the house is Samuel
Winnlck and the lessor is L. G. Hoad-
lev
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, March 11.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
New England: Fair Thursday. eX-
cept possibly rain in southwest por
tion Friday fair, not much change in
temperature; fresh to brisk southwest
winds
Eastern New York: Fair Thursday
and Friday, not much change in tenn
perature fresh southwest winds.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
NEWS SUMMARY.
GENER

GENERAL.
Lilley's Expulsion Means Upheaval.. /
Morton Favors Rate Control .......
Mothers Discuss Slave Atrocities e.. 4
Bill Reinstating Negro Troops $50. I
Five Cents to Coney Island INN. Z
Triple Alliance Friction Denied. -. s
STATE.
shoppers Must be Identified ,.. |
State Camp of Royal Neighbors... 4
Perjury in Putnam Case ........... :
Waterbury Murder Trial ..........
New London Physician Arrested. -. /
Auto Overtakes Horse Thief ........ /
CITY.
Hubinger's Nul Bearer Poisoned. 1
Foley Subject to $500 Fine ..,...., /
Bronson is Not a Candidate .....,.. l
Bishop Jaggar on Authority ,.... 3
Gesellscnaft Holds Masquerade. .....
Strike II Piece Work Comes ........ /
Italians Caught With Guns ..... 9
Medical Commencement Speakers :, Il
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-12
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

New Haven, March IL,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

cate necisti snovi vasem telesu.
tedaj Sc VAN gotovi zastrupi. Uni
cutie Jill redno in vzivali bodete
dobro zivljenje. Obdrzati preba-
valne organe V zdravem in harmo-
nitnem polozan je odvisno cd Tri-
nerevega zdravilnega ~grenkega vi
ma. Ono uredi vse organe in ne do
puSca, da hi SkOdlivi deli hrane
plivali ma zivot. kakor nitro ina
tie prevec takih necistih snovi V
sebi, dobili bodete glavobol. IL
gubili apetit in postal bote trudni
i'll nezadovoljni. Rabite to zdravilo
vselej, kadar cutie, da vase pre-
bavljanje nj perfektno.
V lekarnah, Jos. Triner. Gle
OBJ So. Ashland Ave. Chicago.
Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

v roke Sc hujsim izkoriscevaleem
kot SO tam.
Ali sc res smatrati suznjemf No
dine dezele V tujino, kjer ste padli
eete Ii ME storiti v korist svoje-
ga razreda, v svojo lastno koristl
Ako pa re sebe zanemarjate, kaj
pa vasi otrocif Nam nj ME mar,
kaksno prihodnjost maj imajo vasi
otroci' Ali maj bodo tudi vaSi O
troci sunni, kak r ste VII
Ma delo torej. ma delol Med ma
mi Sc je ustanovil socialistiGni
klub "Luc.' Kjo ste mozakii Ali
Sc ne upate ma danf Ali sc Sc we'd
no pustite sukati tistim strankam,
Xxi hocejO imeti svoje pijavkef Ma
dan, sodrugi! Ma govorniska me-
sta! Pojdite mod ljudstvo, med
naSe delavce, in u6ite Jill socializ-
ma. Pripeljite Jill V vrste razred-
nozavednih proletarcev.
ktera stranka je edino prava de
iavska stranka9 SocialistiGna
Socialist Sc borijo "a pravice de-
lavstva prot izkoriscujoeemu ka-
pitalizmu. Socialist sami pa ne
morejo izvojevati d~elavGevih pra-
vie, cato je treba, da je ysak de-
lavec socialist in STEER delaven so
c%ialist, to je da v resnici della tako
kakor uGi socialism. BOZ prot
lzkoriscevaleem je teak mas ell
sc ne da uresniciti kar Gez noe.
kapitalizem napenja vse svoje
onemogle sile, da Sc ohrani ma po-
vrSju. Bridko obeuti vsak delavec
njegove udarce. D~anaSnja kriza
nam . TEN govori doSti.
Toda zavednost med delavci
prodira vsak dan bolj. SocialistiG.
ma Stranka raSte. Clevelandcani
ne zaoStajajte! Ako ste prijatelj.
proletarijata, tedaj naStopite cd.
locno, ne pa poloviGarsko! Bodite
2 zavednimi delRvci in oni bodeio
z vami. Pripora6ajte, Strife in pod.
pirate delavsko 6asopisie. Ma
dan tovariSi, ma DAM
Dovolj je IN danes, drugiG ka.
wee. Pozdrav vsem slovenskim
proletarcem.
Clevelandsk socialist
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
John Kravanja.
DeIavSkO gibanje
Pol milijona zeleznicarjev in selez-
niSkih vsluzbencev brez posla.

CradniStvo zapadnih in juznoza-
padnih zeleznic naznanja, da je BIZ
10 V zadnjih SO dneh odslovljenih
pribllzno emo tretjina zelezniSkih
vS~luzbencev. Zeleznice Y Zedinje-
NH driavah imajo V normalnem
GaSu 100000 v~sluzbencev. &c ie
torej ena tretjina teh delavcev ID
slovljena. tedaj je potemtakem mai
mani pol milijona zelezniSkih
v~sluzbencev brez posla. 100000
v~sluzbencev so odslovile samo ju-
zne in juznozapadne ~zeleznice in
steer ' drzavah: Missouri. $1,000;
Illinois 25.oc0; Kansas $4,000;
Nebraska 1000; Arkansas Is.
600; louisiana 5000; Texas $500;
Oklahoma 5000; Kentucky $500;
1000: Mississippi 1000;
Georgia 10000: in Alabama O.
GOO MOI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

r~opejskimi plemiei = mednarodnim
zakonskim skandalom. LoSena re-
ma sc yrne revnejsa ma m~ilijonih,
toda bogatejsa ma skusnjah v A
meriko.
Vendar pa tie skusnje kar mic
ne vphvajo ma ameriske milijonar-
Ike, ker sc TAXI zakoni vedno boil
mnoze. Pa nj Guido! Bogati Anne
ri6ani kot Aston pravijo, da gen
tleman' ne more ziveti v Ameri
XII, ker sc ga premalo spostuje.
Posli so jim premalo servilni in po-
korni. Radi tega Sc naseljujejo bo-
gait Amerieani v ve6jih evropej-
skin mestih, ker re danes tvorijo
vecje kolonije. Pogorelemu evro-
pejskemu plemicu danes nj treba
wee hoditi ma nevestin low v Anne
riko, ker jo lahko vjame re v Ev-
ropi.
Americana stare korenine so ma.
sprotniki zakona med evropejski.
mi plemiei in bogatimi American
kami. o TEN je govoril tudi neki
p~oslanee v kongresu. SIEVE, IA
stonjl To "vpraSanje Sc DO resilO
samo, ko v Ameriki ne DO veG mi.
lijonarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10

zemljisea poleg z~eleznice pc 10 =
ID dolarlev aker ma prodaif
Rojaki! Ali res noGete postati
svobodni ameriski kmetje? Ali res
radi poslusajte ialostne glasove
parnih piscalk Y tvornicah in ru-
dokopih'.
Mi upamo da ne!
Slovenci citajte drzavna poroGi-
la Zdr. dr.. kaj je kmetijstvo v
nasi veliki republiki! Ali pozna,
kdo kmeta V Zdr. dr.. XII ina sla-
be case?.
Oglejte zemljis6a V juznem Mi
ssourl-Ju. Mixer lepsega saba, trt
zita kot V juznem Missouri-iu. To
Je COLA resnica. Ako ne verjamete.
p~reprieajte sci
Mammalian tudi da sem zastop-
mix "a najve6o d~revesnico ma svetu
IN najveco trtnico V Ameriki.
Ako rabite semena "a poliske
In vrtne pridelke, obrnite Sc name.
Blago najbolSe vrste, cena najniz-
ia. Pisite ma naslov:
FRANK GRAM, edini SLOW. "a
stopnik "a zemljisca, semena, sad
no drevje, trte it'd. it'd. SIC W.
21st st. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
Clevelandski socialist
Cumberland, Wyo..

Cenjeno urednistvol
Zelim, da uvrStite Ia dopis V mas
najbolji delavski list 'Proletarec.
TukajSnje delavske razmere so
Sc vedno slabe. Delamo od diva do
tri sihte ma teden. Brezposelnih
delavcev je pa vsepolno. XII hodijo
cd roya do roya in is6ejo della.
toda zal. brez uspeha. Elmo imamo
lepo.
Zdai pa k nasemu strankinemu
delu. MISUNDERSTANDING delavce
sirom Amerike mora gotovo zani.
matt pojav, kako rapidno Sc orga-
nlzuJemo V socialisticne klube.
Tudi V naSi samotni naselbini V
Cumberland st zavedamo sloven-
ski delavci syojega razreda - kar
lahko sluzi V zgled marsiksteri
vecji naselbini - in imamo svojo
sociallsti6no organizacijo. Mi
korakamo naprej kljub vsemu 49,
~nasprostvu cd strani nash kleri-
kalnih z%agrizencev. Da, Il ma
Sprotniki, Rojakom pri podpor.
nth drustyih so prepovedali vsto-
pitt V socialisti5ni klub in STEER z
groznjo. ia doticni Lodejo izklju-
teni IL druStva. Raztrobiti so tudi
okrog, da kdor poStane socialist.
ia bode takoj oh delo in Sc "a
prli IA bodejo. 10 IN pa vpraSa-
Ii jednega klerikalca. ma kakSnem
staliStu stoji naSa premogarska
unija, primal je nehote, da stuji
ma socialiSticnem. Iakaj ste pa po-
tenn prl unijil - Smo ga vpra-
Sail. in odgovoril je: Patio ker
moran biti. drugaGe hi ne bill -"
kaj 81 mislite o taken rojakul
Ali nj to efijaltskol t. so Iskar-
JET, pinkertonci, Xxi hi Z velikim
veSeljem radi preprecili naSo poll
tlcno organizacijo.
Nprasam vas. naSprotniki: ali
res miSlite. da VAN bodo kapitali-
sti podarili tukajSnje rudnike "a
vase hinavsko nasprotovanje proti
delavskim organizacijam in prot
nam ubogim delavcem? Ali vas nj
sram pogledati odkritoSrcnemu in
postenemu delavcu Y o6i9 Ne mi
site, da vi ustavite naSe delo "a
socialism. Vi bOdete o%siveli. legli
V grob III Sc spremenili V prst. a
soeialiSticna zavednoSt bode rasla
yaSi otroci bodeio socialist in "a
nicljivo bodejo kazali zavedni po-
tomci ma grob, kjer bodeio ostanki
vas delavskih nasprotnikov.
Dragi rojaki! Nj smo ravno ia
il mesa in krvi, kakor so nasi
muGitelji - kapitalisti. Me dru-
zega nismo, kakor Indie. Zakaj bi
bill torcj vedno sunni kapitalistov,
bi nam prenasicenci vedno
lkazovali in mi izstradanci Jill pa
Ibogali. Ali ne moreno sami ME
in storitii NaSi naSprot-
liki pravijo. da 5 pOSlusnostjo in
'adovoljnim %trpljenjem Sc zasluzi
- nebcSki raj % Seveda Sc "a
'luii ampak Ia 'nebeSki raj ne
posedujejo delavci pac pa kapita-
isti. Kapitalisti imajo krasen me
'eSki raj, kterega jim ustvarja- &.
no mi delavci. cato pa je takol {
IapitaliSti hocejo imeti prava ne
'esa z%ivljenju, cato odirajo in 8
trahujejo mas delavce, da tem {
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-10
Strajk.

Mad 5000 delavcev V kamnolo.
mih in granitoSekov V Barre. VT.
Montpelier, VT, in V Westerly. r
l., je slo ma strajk >. marca vsled
neSporazuma unije z delodajalci
radi move placilne lestvice.
IL Pittsburgh. Pa, p~oroGajo. da
vse nekako kaze. da bode /. apri.
la izbruhnil veliki premogarSki
V zapadni Pennsylvania. o.
hio. Indiani in Illinoisu.
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Zahvala.

Tenn potion sc najprisrJneje "a
hvaljujem SLOW. del. pevskemu zbo-
ri "Orel' "a podarjeni krasni We
nee kot znak sozalja ma krsto mo-
Je iskreno ljubljene kGerke Silvije.
umrle dine -. feb. 1905. Sr6na mu
Chicago. dine 1. marca 1908.
John KoGevar