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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01
sIRITE DELAvSKo CAso-
PISJE!

"a priporoGa ma shodih in de-
lsyskih easnikih.
Mnogo sodrugov Sc res odzove
temu opominu, docim drugi zopet
poslusaio ali citajo ia opomin kot
nekaj vsakdanjega, navadnega,
les. da so storili re svoio dolznost,
ako so naroeili kak delavski list /;
tretji Sc pa ie zadovoljijo, ee Sc
mintie eitajo kak delavski list v
Si,alnici, socialistiGnem klubu ali
pa svoji krajevni. strokovni or
ganizaciji.
Kdor je prepriean, da je delav-
sko casopisje najboljse orozje mas
proti izzemalcem eloveske della =
ske moei, dotieni mora z vsemi
svoji moemi delati, da Sc tako
oroiie razsiri, da pride vsakemu
/. delavcu roke, da vsakdo, Xxi della
rokamiali umom naroGi delavski
sasnik.
MI imamo dandanes mnogo
s.iazsemsocialistov" Xxi V gostilni
pripoyedujejo ma Siroko, koliko
so ze storili "a socializem, obenem
pa zabavljajo delavskim easni-
| kom, obirajo clanke in notice, KITE
. nh razumeli MISC sploh, da 81 ii
.jazsemsocialisti" Sc MISC nikdar
nid druzega storili "a razsirjenje
delayskih easnikov, kot da so OBJ
rekoyali delavske Gasnike in toll
Eaeili popolnoma napaGno in kri-
vo socializem.
Proti takim 'jazsemsocialistom'
pa mora nastopiti preprican So
elslist, maj jih re sreca kjerkoh
hose = V organizaciji, na ulici,
eli pa gostilni. "Jazsemsociali-
sti' skodniejo wee razsirjenju de-
]asskih easnikov kot vsi drugi od-
kriti in prikriti sovrazniki delav-
ceI, ii domisljavi in naduti ''jaz-
seihsociaiisti so rakrana v de-
layskem gibanju, ktero je treba
izrezati, izzgati. ako hocemo, da
Sc razsiri delavsko casopisje in
doseze tisto visino, ktero 81 zele
delavci, kterih nj sram priznati
o6itno, da so suznji. brezpravne
parije, ktere derejo danasnji SUI
nodrzci = kapitalisti, ki povedo
vsakemu odprto obraz. da je
ysega danasnjega zla kriv lie hu-
dodelski druzabni sistem.
"Jazsemsocialisti" ne priznajo
zadnje trdite nikdar. Sebe prizna-
vajo vedno zrtvam, nedolznim an
geljem in ne vidijo bruna V svo-
jem lastnem oeesu. pac pa vedno
pezdir ocesu svojega bliznjega.
Yes socializem te vrste ljudi Sc
zreali tenn, da krivo in napacno
kritizirajo dejanja posameznih
oseb, da apelirajo ma nizkoten in
stinkt nezavedne ljudske mase,
cas- JAZZ nisem tax kot oni tamle,
dasi so navadno vsi prikriti gres-
niki = pa Sc veliki.
Filozof Krist je dejal: Pravic-
nj clovek gresi 99krat tekom enc
ga dne. IL tega stavka pa sledi To-
e.sno vprasanje: Kolikrat pa gre
81 nepravicni clovek2 Kdo zamore
to povedati?
Nobeden.
Kdo pa je pravicen clovek? Clo-
vek, XII misli in della, da preneha
nJegova svoboda tam, kjer jo me-
j svoboda drugih ljudi. In Sc ia
gresi 99krat tekom enega dne.
Kolikrat Sc lie gresi "jazsemso-
cialist", XII zahteva svobodo "a Sc
be vseh druzabnih ozirih, dru-
gim 10 pa ne pripozna2
Zatoraj BOZ 'jazsemsocialistom ,
ako hoeemo vzgojiti ljudsko maso,
da bo locila dobro cd slabega in
razsirimo delavsko casopisje tako,
da bo delavski casnik v sleherni
delavski koci. j. u.
Sodr. Jakob Dolenc, Wilcox,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

- Amerisko republiko, &c poi
de tako naprej, bono kmalu pri-
Stevali Rusiji. To je navaden
skandal, kakor Sc obnasajo zasto-
pniki ruske Wade pri ohravnayi.
.da hi dosegli, da Sc izroei revolu-
'eionaria Rudovica ruskim krvni-
kom.
Formelno vodi obravnavo zvez-
hi komisar Foot, V resnici pa cd
locuje zastopnik ruske Wade. Tia
zastopnik je zahteval, maj Rudo-
vic ida svoje tovariSe. Ker je Ru-
dovic to zahtevo odklonil. 6es. da
raise pretrpi najhujse nuke, kot
da pove imena svojih tovarisev,
mu je zaStopnik ameriske Wade
rekel. da mora vbogati hlapca ru-
ske Wade.
Ako Sc Rudovic teh in nadalj-
nih opominov in grozenj res ne bo
ustrasil in oStane west svojim
principom sc lahko zvrSi. la ga IL
roce ruskm biriGem.
Ali Sc carjevim zeljam Sc kie ma
svetu tako ustreza kot nasi re-
publiki?
Vlada ne omogocuje lie. da spi-
joni love revolucionarce, XII isce-
10 nasi republiki zavetja, am.
pax Sc pOmaga, da ruski biriGi la.
hko polove tudi take, Xxi MISC tu.
kaj Ameriki. Tako jennie vrag
stare in slavne tradicije te repu.
bike.
Ia Rudovic nj mic druzega "a.
greSil kot George Washington in
tovarisi. Ako Sc Rudovica izroci
Rusiji. Sc proglasi tudi zacno oce.
te naSe republike zlocincem. In to
Sc zvrSiti ne SINE. ako noGemO DO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

pripovedoval ginljivo zveznemu
drzavnemu pravdniku V New Yor
ku, kako je sposojenimi 2 tisoc
dolarji pricel svoje podjetje in po
stal multimilionar. Drzavni prav-
dnik je verjel vse. kar je povedal
sivolasi John.
Resnicna povest trustu "a o.
lie je vprav narobe. Thomas Law
son pripovednje svojih razkri-
tjih o umazani in podli konku-
renci, pozigu, sleparskih po-
godbah, o raznih sleparstvih in o
potopu parnikov ma morju o
TEN nj poSteni John govoril.
Proti trustom pomaga emo samo
sredstvo. Bazlastiti jih ie treba
Tega pa danaSnja kapitalistiena
vlada ne bo Storila, ker potrebuje
truste IA svoj obstanek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01
NAR0CNIKOM.

Kadar Sc preselite, je potrebno,
da naznanite poleg novega naslova
tudi star naslov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01
Sodr. Jakob Dolenc, VIII

Pa, je mas zastopnik "a drzavo
Pennsylvania. Pooblascen je, po-
birati stare in novo narocnino "a
"Proletarca" in druga narocila
(oglasi, tiskovine), XII so zvezi
listom. Sodrugom in ostalim rO-
jakom v Pennsylvania ga topic
priporoeamo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

- Ma pravde proti trustu IN o.
ljo Sc bodemo kmalu privadili ia
kc kot vsakdanjemu kruhu. Pri
teh pravdah ostane vedno ma ce-
1iiu tozitelj, vlada, kar vso zade-
vo della smesno.
Ali Ia spas je drag "a amerisko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01


= Petindvajset bomb je do Sc
daj boeilo V kratki dobi Chica-
gi. Nobenega cloveka MISC zaprli
radi tega. pa tudi policija Sc ne
zmeni ME kaj "a razstrelbo bomb.
Za razstrelbo teh bomb so nasi ia
vni .funkcionarji istotako ravno-
dusni kot "a pobijanje ljudi ma ze-
leznEkih tirih ali pa rudniskih
jamth. Pred 21. lett so Chicago
radit tene bombe obsodili pet ljudi
ma SHIRT, dasi nj bill nobeden obso-
jencev zvezi bombo, Xxi je raz-
poeJa ma Haymarketu.
LINDEN, XII so virgil do sedaj -
bomb sc ne zgodi ME - ''pravi-
ca" je napram MIN slepa. Poll
eija XII aretira vsakega siromaka,
XII 81 upa prilepiti vabila "a delav-
ski {hod ma kakem javnem prosto-
ri, ri bije koli6i po glavah brez-
poselne in demonstrujoce delavce,
Sc IA vedno obSirneise metahje
bomb Sc ne zmeni.
Ne smo priGakovali, da mestni
svet proglasi dan, ko je razpoGila
% bomba "a splosni prank. Kar
Sc nj zvrSilo, Sc lahko Sc zgodi, ko
bo boeila 30. bomba.
Ieralce IA denar Sc smatra "a
dobre drzavliane. cemu bi Sc Jim
tore ne dovolilo metati bomb %!
= Cd povsod, iz vseh dezela PR
haiajo vesti ljudski bedi in po-
manikanju. Vzlic temu Sc pa bo-
gatinci ne domislijo omiliti in zni-
zati to bedo. Prav narobe je!
Ten veeja je beda. tembolj razka-
zivajo priveligiranci svoje bogat-
stvb.
Stari ijnbljanski pregovor 'pri-
sci sem ma psa" bo izgubil kmalu
vso veljavo, ker danes zivi marsi-
Iktri pes boljse kot 6lovek.
u Londona, IL mesta, kterrm
protestirajo gladni brezposleci. je
doSla vest novem podjetju po-
sebne vrste Gre Sc "a prodajalno
Xxi ina wise ma prodaj karkoli 81
zeli paste srce in kar je dostikrat
V nasprotju pasjimi zeljami.
Tu Jim polirajo kremplje ma no,
gah. jih kopajo V mlaGni ali mrzli
vodi. cesejo jim dlako in mzailijo
ljih. ako to zahteva njih gospodi.
MIA.
Posebna specialiteta V proda
ljalni so paste toalete. tn so ma
prodaj paste nogavice. cevlji
hlace. suknje it'd. "a razvajene
ljubljence lenih zajedalk.
Tako skrbi ljubi bog "a pse. "a
ljudi Sc pa ne zmeni, Xxi imajC
njegovo obliGje. TIE sebi podobna
bitja prepuSca bog svoji usodi -
dovoliuje, da razcapani lakOte po
ginjajo cestnem jarku ali "a trf
lin plotom.
Vsak dan je res zgubljen, axe
Sc ga ne zrabi "a zrusitev tega pc
bozji volji nastalega druzabnega
reda. TEN preje ko Sc poruSi da
nasnji druzabni red. tenn boliS,
"a ljudi in njih kulturo.
- Kapitalisti so zopet dokaza
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

- TIE dni je minolo 80 let. ko je
koncalo revolucionarno gibanje
leta lS4S Evropi usmrcenjem
Roberta Bluma ma Dunaji. Avstrij
ski delavci so Y wee mestih prize
dill Spominsko slavnost.
Kot divji Hum Sc nastopali vo-
jaki ma Dunaji, ko Sc zatrli revo-
luoijo. Resnici ma ljubo moramo
konstatirati, oh ii priliki, da je
hrvatSki ban Placic. ktcremu gra-
Iii hrvatska burzoazija spomenike
in poje slavospeve, pomagal mr.
vatskimi vojaki zadaviti svobodo
svojega naroda in drugih naro-
dov. Mesto. da bi branil HrvatSko
prot vpadu avstrUskih vojakov,
jc pa pandurji hitel ma Dunaj
pomagat Jugoslovanom sovrazni
habsburSki rodovini.
Ma stotine dunajskih delavcev
.ie dalo svoje zivljenje "a svobo-
do. kterih imena ne pove noben
zgodovinar. VojaSka sodiSca so IL
morila marsikterega bojevnika "a
ljudsko svobodo. ktermu so priza-
ncsle kroglje poulicni bitki. Po-
sebno divje so sc obnaSali pandur-
il, ki so ranjencem rezali glave
prizanesli MISC nikomur. kogar so
zajeli 4 orozjem roki.
Yes Ia kruti nastop podivjane
Soldateske nj ubil misli svobodne,
nj mogel ohraniti autokratiGno
Ylado Y AvStriji "a vedno. Prvi
sunek jc dobila autokracija V Av-
striji leta lS4S. XII je provzroGil,
la Sc je pricela drobiti od leta do
leta. da je bill cesar France Jozef
koncno prisiljen dati AvStriii IL
stavo.
Radi tega Sc tudi mi spominja-
mo junaSke smrti Roberta Blu
ma. Messenhauera in tovariSev.
Casten jim spominl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

v kapitalisticnih listih eta
mo pogosto, da je krasti hudodel-
stvo. S priznice zopet eujemo, da
je krasti greh. Vzlic temu pa ii "a
kon liubeci in greh sovraze6i lju-
die proti kapitalistom. XII dan "a
dnem ociganijo delavce "a yred-
most njih delavne moGi, ne zinejo
beSedice! Ali nj delavna moe edi-
ma lastnina, ktero poseduje della
vecY Ali nj tatvina = zloGin,
greh, Ge kdo ocigani delavca "a
vrednost njegove delavne moGil
Ako kapitalisticni pisa6i, zalio-
nodajalei in duhovniki obsojaio
tatvino ma denarju in blagu, po-
tenn morajo logi6no cbsoditi tudi
tatvino ma delavski mo6i, ker dru.
gaee so delavci primorani zalueati
jim obraz: farizeji, hinavci!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

Imeram leus", bi rekel Lju
bljancan, ko bi Gital poroGila o
pravdi zoper trust "a ollie. IL Gle
velanda, o. sc poroca, da so iz pi-
sarne okrajnega pisarju Salena
zginili vazni sodnjiski akti toz-
bi, ktero je trust "a ollie vlozil pro-
ii Schofieldu, Shurmeru in Teag-
lu, da bi prisilil zadnjo tvrdko ne
prelomiti pogodbe, vsled ktere nj
smela tvrdka ma leto producirati
vec OLA kot 50 tisoc sodGekov.
Frank B. Kellogg, vladni zastop
mix Sc radi tega hudo jezi. Ali ia
sveta jeza mu ne koristi mic. Trus-
tjani Sc smejejo v pest, sal so sve-
docbe njih zlocinskih manipulacij
zginile "a vedno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01
Leto (Vol.) Ill

ljudstvo, Xxi placuje troske "a te
pravde.
TrustJanom so mogocna sred-
stva ma razpolagO, radi tega bodo
tIdi zmagovali vedno mad ameri-
sko pravico, dokler Sc danasnji
druzabni listen ne spremeni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

nizab samih sebe in zgodovino re-
pubiike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

- Kapitalisti so zopet dokaza-
Ii, da je danaSnji druzbi Glove.
Sko zivljenje mic vredno. Doka2
resnice gledamo straSni in grozni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

dvora do dvora in Sc pritoznje pri
kraljih, carjih in drugih enakih
"nijih treba", ker je Avstrija po-
goltnila Bosno in Herzegovina, ne
da bi srbski narod vprasala, je Ii
mu je ia rop vsee.
To kolovratenje in prosiaGenje
bodeta ostala najbrz brez vsakega
vspeha Mo6ni roparji Sc MISC Sc
nikdar ozirali ma prosje slabejsih.
- Ma Francoskem je zupnik
Houtin napisal knjigo, v kteri pri-
poveduje. da je bill zupnik Karol
Perrand, brat kardinala Perranda
ozenjen.
klerikalci so vsled tega razkri-
tia silno razburjeni, ker so V Sc
meniscu svetnisko zivljenje bra
tov Perrand priporocali bogoslov-
Gem kot posmenanja vredno. Zdaj
pa blamaza.
Skof Ganthei Neversu sc je
tako raztogotil, da je tozil zupni-
ka Houtina. ces, da ga je zupnik
okradel "a literarno dedscino, ker
je obelodanil pisma kardinala Per
rand, kterih dedic je on. Zupnik
Houtin je naobratno ma poziv k
sodiscu odgovoril TEN, da so ga
ucili maj govori in pise resnico.
Vsekakor je znacilno "a danas-
MO dobo, ker Sc morajo klerikalci
zadovoljiti dOlgoletno civilno
pravdo, mesto da bi resnico lju-
becega zupnika poslali ma kratko
ma grmado. Cast Sc pac spreminja.
in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-01

- Glavar trusta "a Ollie je po-
stenjak cd nog do glave kot tisti
castni mescan, ki je ma stopnji-
cah re zaklical deputaciji: "Tri-
deset let zivim v obcini, in noben
clovek mi ne more kaj dokazati. "
Rockefeller hodi svobodno po
Ameriki, dasi je prva zaslisba do
kazala jasno kot bell dan, da mu
ie sci denar ma kup, kot bi ga po-
biral ma cesti.
Komur sc danes milijoni kar
cez noe vsipajo ma kup, doticni nj
zasluzil teh milijonov, ne da bi
kdaj krsil obstojecih zakoDov.
Seve Sc mora to zlocincu dokaza-
ii. Ali bogate zlocince je bio Sc
vedno tezko prijeti. Komur Sc ne
more mic dokazati, tega Sc sma-
ira danes pa postavi "a posten-
jaka.
Starr in posteni John d. r. je
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
THREE ARRESTS IN ITALY
Sequel to Hoidup of Paymaster in
Pennsylvania.

Messina, Sicily, JAN 24.-The hold
ing up at Portage, Pa, several years
ago OF paymaster named Campbell
by a band of Italians when a driver
named Hay was killed and Campbell
was wounded found an echo here in
the arrest of three men who are de-
clared to have been accomplices in
the crime. The mems names are Car
melo Cavalli, Rosario Degrazio and
Giuseppe Felormo. Search for these
men had been going on for many
months and in spite of the fact that
they went disguised and by this means
constantly changed their appearance
they were finally located by the po-
lice and shadowed All three gathered
together in house near here. The
police then came down on them and
the house was surrounded by Cara.
Diners. After all precautions had been
taken six policemen forced their way
into the room where the men were.
There was desperate fight, but the
men were outnumbered and were
quickly forced to surrender. There
were no casualties.
Another accomplice in the holdup
named Francesca Imbesi was arrested
here several months ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
FOURTEEN PER CENT IDLE
Railroads Have No Use for Biz
Part of Their Equipment.

New York, Jan. 24.-Figures pre-.
pared for one of the large railroad
companies, says the Tribune, show
that a week ago there were 100000
idle freight cars in the United States
and about 5000 locomotives which are
laid up because of the falling off in
traffic. AS there are 100000 freight
cars in the country this would show
that IA per cent of all the cars owned
by railroads are stored on railroad
tracks waiting for loads. Figuring
the value of cars at $1,000 each and
of locomotives at $4,000 each the
statement shows that the railroads
have $440,000,000 tied up in rolling
stock for which there is no present
use. The great shortage in rolling
stock last year caused large orders
for cars to be placed by railroads
As late as October the reported short.
age was 81 900 cars.
Estimating the average freight train
at forty cars the 100000 cars now idle
would be equivalent to 5000 trains,
for handling each of which four men
are ordinarily required, so that it may
be estimated that more than 10000
men less are needed than if all of
these cars were in service Many men
have been laid off, the New York Cen
trail, for example, since the beginning
of this month has laid off enough to
make a saving of $250,000 a year, in
addition to previous cutting down of
it's force, and many others have been
placed on short time. But fixed
charges of a railroad must be met in
dull times as well as in active and
maintenance and other expenses must
be provided for and in view of all the
facts the managements of many rail
roads are understood to be discussing
the question of reducing wages, as a
disliked, but necessary, measure.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
DROPS TO FOUR PER CENT
Further Reduction in Bank of Emo.
land Discount Rate.

London, Jan. 24.-The rate of dis.
count of the Bank of England has
been reduced from 5 to per cent.
The reduction of the bank rate was a
foregone conclusion owing to the rap
idly improving financial conditions
prevailing everywhere, which caused
the market for discount rates to fall
to 3B per cent. The return of cash
from the country considerably swelled
the reserve, which further will be in
creased in the near future by the re-
ceipt of gold from Egypt and Austria
liza, as we'll as bar gold now en- route
to London. Further influences tend
ing towards the reduced bank rate
are the improved conditions prevail.
ing on the Continent, forecasting
early reductions in the bank rates of
France and Germany and the likeli-
hood Of 4 return of gold from Amer
lea or the shipment of gold from
America TO the Argentine Republic,
thus relieving the demand on London.
Paris, Jan. 24.-The Bank of France
has reduced its rate of discount from
31a to per cent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24

Number of Army Officers Placed OF
Retired List.

Washington, Jan. 24.-The follow
ing action has been taken by the war
department in the cases of officers re-
Gently examined by retiring boards on
account of disabilities discovered al
the time of taking the test in horse
manship and found incapaeitated for
active service:
To be retired-Colcnel ]. NJ Mar
shall, assistant quartermaster general |;
Major c. d. Vance, Fifth infantry;
Major George Palmer, Twenty-first
infantry; Major H. H. Bonham, Twen
ty-third infantry; Major P. NJ. B
Travis, Eleventh infantry: Major H
M. Hallock, surgeon; Chaplain P. j
Hart (major), coast artillery corps.
Not to be retired at present-Lieu
tenant Colonel w. w. Robinson, dep
uty quartermaster general; Lieuten
ant Colonel o. M. Lissak (major ord
nance Department., professor of ord
nance and gunnery, United States
Military academy
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
PLAN WIDE CAMP PA|CN
Haytian Revolution Only Part Of
Formidable Conspiracy.
SECRET SERVICE GETS BUSY
Alleged to Have Secured information
That in Event of Success in Hayti
Revolt Would Extend to Santo Do
mingo and Possibly Cuba.

Washington, Jan. 24-Startling de-
yelopments in the plot to overthrow
the government of President Nord in
Hayti have followed the investiga-
tions of the secret service agents in
New York in connection with the ar
rest of Jose M. Giordani on the charge
Of counterfeiting Haytian money. The
officers say they have ascertained
that the prisoner was the agent of a
formidable conspiracy whose opera
tions probably would have extended
beyond the limits of Hayti into Santo
Domingo and even into Cuba had the
revolution in Hayti been a success
and the agents in New York remained
unmolested. 1t was found among
other things, the secret service op.
eratives declare, that certain persons
in Hayti, mostly Frenchmen and Cor.
sicans and one of them a brother of
Giordani, were active agents of the
alleged conspirators and were desig-
mated in the papers found among
Giordanis effects by numbers. BY
careful inquiry the secret service men
were able to connect these numbers
with the proper persons and the first
result was to fix upon Charles Mot,
the American consular agent at st.
Mare, as one of the persons to whom
number had applied. Upon learning
this fact the state department imme-
diately cabled to American Minister
Furniss at Port au Prince to dismiss
this agent at once from the employ of
the United States. This action was
taken because the state department
feels that it must keep itself abso.
lutely free from any appearance of
sympathy with rebellious movements
in Latin-American republics.
Chief Wilkie of the secret service
has made statement giving the facts
and circumstances connected with the
arrest of Giordani, which go to show
that at the time of his arrest Giordani
had in his possession counterfeit Hay.
tian paper money to the face value of
S60O,000, 1000 Remington rifles and
100000 rounds of ammunition, all of
which, 1t is said, was intended for the
Haytian revolutionists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
CLASH WITH The POLICE
"Army of Unemployed Insists
on Parading at Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Several sharI
collisions occurred between the police
and the army of unemployed" whC
attempted to parade through the
streets to the city hall, where, the!
declared. they intended to demand
work.
Between 100 and 200 men formed In
a column on the lake front and started
to march. The column was more 6
succession of groups of four and five
men than column proper. At State
and Madison streets the crowd was
met by Assistant Chief of Police
Schuettler, who ordered them to dis.
perse. They refused to do so and
Assistant Chief Sehuettler at once
charged them with his force, breaking
mp the column and striking with clubs
those men who attempted to hold
their ground. Several men were
knocked down, but not seriously in.
jured. The police made no attempt al
arrests, but by striking the men or
the back compelled them to keel
moving.
A portion of the crowd turned south
in State street and headed toward
Jackson boulevard. They managed to
get away from the police and formed
another column, which was overtaken
at Clark street and Jackson boulevard
and again charged by the police. Sew.
eral men were clubbed and the crowd
was scattered
Dr. Reitman, who led the second de-
tachment, was placed under arrest at
Jackson boulevard and Clark street
after being somewhat roughly han.
died. His hat was smashed, his
clothes were torn and his followers
were sent flying in all directions
Immediately following the brushes
with the crowd Chief of Police Shippy
called the reserves from the nearby
stations down into the business sec.
tion, but the trouble was over before
they arrived.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
BY A VERY CLOSE VOTE.
Motion to Censure Government De
feated in Japanese Diet.

Toxic. Jan. IA motion to cen
Sure the government was defeated in
the lower house of the diet by III
votes to 168. The debate on the mo
tion lasted for three hours and a half.
The debate turned entirely on the
budget, no mention being made of the
emigration question or the govern
ment's policy thereon.
The motion of censure was prepared
and presented by the Progressive and
YuNo parties. 1t declares a lack OF
confidence III the cabinet, based on
the alleged faulty financial measures
When it became known that the mo-
tion was to be debated the Constitu.
tionalists began efforts to hasten the
arrival at Toxic of many of their ad.
nerents who had been delayed. 1t was
hardly expected that the motion would
be carried.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-01-24
FOR MANHOOD SUFFRAGE
Agitation in Germany Continues to
Spread.

Brunswick, Germany, Jan. 24.-The
agitation in favor of manhood suffrage
is spreading throughout this state. In
Brunswick, as well as in Berlin and
elsewhere in Germany, there is dis
position to make governmental condi.
tions responsible for business depres.
sion. The Socialists are constantly
advancing the idea that the economic
reorganization of society cannot be
attained until the right of government
is derived solely from the people and
contend that the first great step to-
ward making living easier is to win
control OF the state through elections.
Motions have been drawn up by
both the Socialists and the Conserva-
tive parties asking how the present
electoral laws could be amended and
improved and they were introduced in
the diet. 1t was decided to consider
them and the house thereupon appoint.
ed COMMITTEES to deal with the sub.
ject.