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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
JEALOUSY LEADS TO
ATTEMPT AT MURDER

SimcOe. Ont. Dec. Am extraordinary
shooting affray took place here today
as a result of which Police Constable VIII
kins is probably dying with four bullets
in his body and Chief Of Police Malone is
in custody charged with attempted muir
der. The wounded man says last night
that the chief asked him to meet him
today in the park and he did So They
had not exchanged a word when the chief
be gan shooting Wilkins dropped uncOn-
scious He was found shortly afterward
and taken TO the hospital 1t is said 10 be
a case of professional jealousy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
STANDARD OIL
STORY AS TOLD
BY ARCHBOLD
Narrative Brought Down to the
Time of Organization of
New Jersey Company.
CR0SS-EXAMiNATION
BY THE G0VERNM ENT
MAGNATE EVIDENTLY FULLY
PREPARED TO ANSWER OR
DODGE QUESTIONS.

New York, Dec. Seeking to unravel
the puzzling ownership of the Security
Oil company of Texas. and other oil
companies which the government
charges are controlled by the STANDARD
OF company, Frank 3. Kellogg. fed
eral counsel in the United States suit
to dissolve the co-calIed trust. subject
ed John D. Archbold to Il grillinS
DISCRIMINATION today. Mr.. kellogg
also sought information regarding GER
tain mysterious loans of s2.7OO.090 made
10 James Macdonald by the Anglo
American company. a Standard sub
sIdiary. but Mr.. Archbold. director Of
the Anglo-American company. was IN
able to throw any light on the ques-
ton.
For over a year the governments
counsel has been trying TO obtain in
formation regarding these Macdonald
loans. but has failed. The government
alleged that the loans were made TO en-
able the Standard to secretly purchase
the Manhattan company of Ohio. Mr.
Archbold said that he and H H Rogers
resigned as directors of the Anglo
American company shortly after the
election q year s@So- ne vice pltSiuSiil
Of the Standard denied that the resig-
nations were brought about by the
present government proceedings.
Mr.. Archbold was closely questioned
about many pipe lines and refineries
which had been purchased by the
Standard He denied that the refineries
had beer bought that they might be
dismantled. thereby removing COMPETE
ton. They were secured. Mr.. Arch
hold said. 10 succeed to their volume
OF business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
UNION PACIFIC
CASE COMES UP
No Direct Testimony Taken,
but Some Evidence Read
Into the Record.

New York, Dec. lon account of the
absence of Frank B. Kellogg, the spe-
cial assistant attorney who is engaged
in the Standard Oil case. no direct testi-
mOny was taken at the hearing today in
the governments suit to, set aside the
ownership by the Union Pacific Railroad
company of its alleged subsidiaries. the
Southern Pacific and the San Pedro. Los
Angeles & Salt Lake roads, and pre-
vent the ownership by either the Union
Pacific or the Oregon Short Line of stock
in the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. the
Great Northern and the Northern Pacific
roads. these roads being deemed to be
competitors of the Union Pacific.
When The hearing began today counsel
for the government caused to be read
into the minutes certain portions of tes-
timony taken before the interstate corn
merce commission at hearings that began
in this city in January of -aSt year and
were continued IN various Parts of the
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
Will Take Hold at Once.

New York. Dec. Herbert L. Satter-
lee. who today accepted the position Of
assistant secretary of the navy, will en-
ter upon his new duties without delay
I am not looking beyond March A.
said Mr.. Satterlee, in discussing his ac-
ceptance Of the appointment. The pres
ident called me and felt in duty bound
to respond
He said he looked forward with much
pleasure to his work in the navy depart
ment The surroundings will not be en-
tirely strange to him inasnnucb as he
and Secretary Newberry are long time
friends. Mr.. Satterlee having been at
tached TO the intelligence department OF
the navy during the Spanish war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
TESTIMONY IN DETAIL.
Arehbold Turned Over to Govern
n>nt for cross-Examination.


New York Dec. 1.-The thread of
John D. Archboid's narrative of the
building OF the Standard Oil company.
which has related in successive steps the
early and competitive oil trade and the
story of the trust period. carried the
testimony today through the liquidation
stage and brought it up to the holding
period Of the New Jersey company.
New Jersey Company.
Mr. Archbold read a statement show
ing the number of marketing stations
of the Standard constructed since 1890
as well as the total number of market
ing stations. The witness said that
when the Standard Oil company OF New
Jersey was organized in 1882 il took
over the refGeries and real estate in
New Jersey owned by the Standard Of
Ohio. The property taken over was
valued at 50 000. 600. and there was ST.
100000 IN cash furnished by the trust
The Standard of Ohio turned over to
the Standard of New Jersey, %, SOC, 600
in property and S2-5O0, 600 in cash
From 1852 10 1892 Mr. ArchboId said
he was a trustee. and from 1892 until
the trust was Hquidated in 1899 he was
q liquidating trustee.
Liquidating Period.
OF the liquidating period. Mr. Arch
bold said:
The principal holders of the trust
certificates, constituting a majority of
the shares. turned III their certificates
and received their shares in the twenty
subsidiary companies \ request was
made Of the small certificates holders
10 turn in their certificates. but they did
NOT, and there was no way which they
could be compelled to do so. Some of
The smaller holders accepted assign
ments Of legal interest for their certifi-
Gates The small holders wanted their
CtFuhcates, which had a market value.
Inere was no market value for the
stocks Of the subsidiary companies al
that time"
some OF the stocks of the subsidiaries
had never been on the market, said Mr..
ArchoOld
\ statement showing directors and
officers Of the twenty subsidiary COM
IdnleS Of the Standard from 1892 10
->ts was placed on the record.
Alr- Archbold said he was a party to
inc final liquidation of the trust in 1899.
and 10 the increase Of the capital stock
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
SEIZED BY GOVERNMENT.

Chicago. Dec. Tapestries. paintings
and bric-a-brac, valued at $4,000, belong
ing TO Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston.
" hich have been locked in a vault in the
office of the collector OF customs since
Mrs. Emily Chadboune Crane is alleged
to have tried to smuggle them through
the Chicago port without paying the du-
ties. were formally seized by the depart
ment of Justice today. The seizure was
incidental to the pending suit for confis-
cation of the articles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
SAM H. TRELOAR COMING.
Famous Band Leader Will Manage
Bingham Butte Property.
Especial to The Herald. ]

Butte, Mont. Dec. 1.-Sam H. TrelOar
has resigned as leader of the famous
Boston and Montana band of this crty
and will go to Utah as general manager
OF the Bingham-Butte Consolidated
company's property at Bingham. Ire
loar is prominent mining man of this
city. Heswas formerly superintendent
of the Lexington mine and. assistant
manager of the Raven. He was also
with the Boston & Montana Mining
company for ten years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
WAY BELOW ZERO.
Butte, ST. Paul and Winnipeg Report
Extremely Cold Weather.

Butte Mont. Dec. Thirteen de- 4
y grees below zero was registered here =
\ today. At noon, however, the cold =
y moderated.
y St-ePaul. Dec. lone degree below 4
+ zero was the official weather record 4
= here today. A northwest wind makes =
= the cold intense.
r Winnipeg. Man, Dec. IA blizzard I
4 ragged all over western Canada yes 4
= terday the mercury dropping from 4
= about freezing Sunday to 20 below I
y zero today. One man was found fro 4
y zen to death near Esterhazy. Sas- I
y katchewan- Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
MEDIATION BOARD At WORK
Pennsylvania Railroad Engineers
West of Pittsburg Will Strike
Unless Peace Is Patched Up.

Washington. Dec. Behind closed
doors the mediation board under the
Erdman law. composed of Chairman
Knapp of the interstate commerce COM
mission and Charles Neill. commission
ar of labor. today heard further testi-
Eaony in connection with the complain.
of the Pennsylvania railroad engineers
against the Pennsylvania lines west of
Pittsburg, with the view, if possible. OF
preventing a strike
Pittsburg, Dec while it is not be-
lieved the trouble between the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers and
the Pennsylvania railroad will result in
a strike on the lines west of Pittsburg.
il is apparent that relations are Sc
riouSiy strained.
General Manager w ". Atterbury of
the Pennsylvania road arrived here to-
day from the east. but refused to be
interviewed.
The men assert that the general
board has not been given proper recog-
milton in efforts TO settle grievances.
while the company maintains that the
difference is entirely over a matter OF
discipline. Several days ago a strike
vote was taken but before the result
was announced il was decided 70 subj
NIT the case 10 the board of media jou
which viii hold q number of confer
ences during the week in Washington
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
Array Of Counsel.

John g. MilbuTa appeared for Z. H
Hartman and all the railroads in the so
called Hartman group. He was assisted
by number of prominent lawyers, ana
Jacob H Schiff and Otto Mahn, both OF
the banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
as well as James Stillman, president of
the National City bank. and Senator VIII
liam A. Clark and his San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake Railway company.
were represented by their own group OF
lawyers.
The testimony was taken from the in
veStigatiOn Of the Chicago * Alton deal
and was alleged by the government s
counsel to furnish evidence that the
Union Pacific. as owning roads or stocks
in roads which We're natural competitors
to it, came within the prohibition of the
Sherman act. It was given by Alex
ander Millar, secretary of the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific companies.
and il showed that those two companies
had many directors and other officials
in common.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
m,yRoEREo HIS MOTHER.

r-1.do n De. The Selection of The
-, - the trial Of Harvey Hazel. aged
y Who ~ is charged with killing his mother
Ian II last. began today The boy Is
alleged to have beaten k MS mother to
- -,orev and 10 have ransacked the
nus MI, securing So After spending con-
-s1s.-shie money with his boy friends. he
- crested the same day at the home
~ ME sweetheart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
BANK SAFE BLOWN OPEN.

Port Byron. Ills. Dec. burglars blew
omen the vault of the State bank early
TODAY and escaped on a handcar. a few
residents were aroused by A muffled ex-
plosion. but paid no attention to it. and
the burglary was not discovered until the
bank was opened for the days business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
Po E Plus BETTER,

Rome. Dec 1.-The reports in circulation
in the city TO the effect that the pope is
suffering from pneumonia and bronchitis
are without foundation His condition is
TODAY a little better. but hers still obliged
10 keen TO his bed. his physicians insisting
that he remain quiet He Is suffering
from a cold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
Plan Conceived by Majors.

The ingenious plan of escape was con-
ceiyed by Abe Majors. who transmitted
his idea 20 Joe Sullivan IN a note which
he slipped through the oars. The two
we're in solitary confinement. but occE-
pied adjoining cells. II was Majors plan
to make a sort OF trolley with a sea.
arrangement on which TO ride the signal
wires from the cell house over the walls
Of the prison Sullivan is an expert lock-
smith and on him Majors relied TO open
the cell door
sullivan agreed to the. plan aPd they
set at work Whenever the duties Of
the guard called him away from that sec
ton of the cell house in which Sullivan
and Majors were confined. the two set n
work Sullivan had piece Of file which
he secured in some way unknown 20 the
guards and with this he filed the handle
Of his spoon into key. He also had a
piece OF putty and with this took an i'm
preston Of the lock on the cell. in order
that he might make a key to fit It.
With reference to this part Of the pro-
cedure is this note. which was found in
Sullivan's cell by the guards yesterday
morning:
Dear Joe Had not we better start TO
Continued on~Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
PINE BLUFF, ARK,
SEEMS DOOMED
Town Sliding Into the River and
the High Water Has Not
Reached Its Crest.
APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT
CUT THROUGH GOVERNMENT
LEVEE WOULD SAVE CITY.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 1.-While APP
pealing as a last recourse to President
Roosevelt for permission TO cut through
government leeves and change the
course of Arkansas river, leaving Pine
Bluff high and dry. but safe. every
available man in this city will be put
to work strengthening already crum-
bling banks until the crest of a six
teen-fOot rise passes this point, prob
ably Wednesday night. in an effort to
prevent an overflow which would mean
destruction of property valued at hun
dreds of thousands Of dollars and pos
sibly loss of life. Whether their efforts
will be successful is problematical.
Appealed to Roosevelt.
The plan suggested yesterday was
that strip of land several miles north
of the city. where the river starts
horseshoe bend, be cut through but
federal permission through the war de-
partment could not be obtained. Late
today a message appealing to President
Roosevelt was sent. but even should
the necessary authority be granted the
water is rising too rapidly 10 permit
the successful carrying out of the plan.
1t is thought that the reliance TO ward
off the water is being placed in faScine
mats. built of small pine and willow
trees, reinforced by mud and debris.
which are being anchored in the river
al points along the banks considered
the weakest and where the force of the
water pressure will be felt.
Great Loss Certain.
Tonight the river has passed the fif-
teen-fOot stage, and at its crest a
stage of tWenty-SiX feet is anticipated
The flood stage is twenty-five feet. and
With the banks in their present weak
ened condition the result, when the full
force is felt, cannot be foretold. That
great property loss will ensue seems
certain. however
Tonight a large section OF land thirty
feet north of the wallis of the county
court house and Jefferson hotel. each
valued at 100000. is slowly disappear
ing into the. river. and warehouses
along the bank. which have already
been partly wrecked. may fall at any
moment. Should the water break
through the bank il seems certain Sey-
eral streets lined with business houses
and a mile long would be destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
KILLED GIRL AND HERSELF
Chicago Woman, Sick and Despond-
emit. Takes Carbole Acid and
Gives II TO Her Child.

Memphis Tenn Dec lone Of the oc-
cupants. woman dead and the other, a
child diving their distorted features and
biacI<ened mouths bearing mute evidence
OF poison. was the sight that greeted at
taches. who. attracted by the cries OF
the child burst into an apartment of a
local hotel early today
The woman had administered carbolic
acid TO the child before committing sui
cide With the poison The child was re-
moved TO a hospital, where it died several
hours later.
The woman. apparently about % years
old registered at the hotel last night as
Mrs Schmitt Hot Springs. Ark and
after depOsfting jewels valued at 500 with
The clerk. retired 10 the apartment as
signed her and the child
sroon1 the wonDan's effects were an in
s,1ranc,e motley made out in the name The
resa Errineton. and payable to Nicholas
Errington; Toronto, = SaP d Ia. a piece o.
the address 242 Schiller street Chicago,
and $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02

Chicago. Dec Nicholas P Errington.
90 SchiIIer street. when informed of the
lIernnhis occurrence said that the woman
y-as his wife. Theresa Lerog Erirngton
s.2v;tb our little girl Theresa my wife
49, gotne 10 Hot Springs. where I was
- baye foined them" he said
81 co5 only think that dependency
cx-e- mi health prompted her to the act
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
STUDENT A BAD ONE.

Chicago. Dec Judge AcCurely today
ordered detectives to proceed to Syracuse,
n y and take into custody James Ten
eek. jr.. the son of the coach OF Syracuse
university Teneck is said TO have rowed
stroke oar with Syracuse's successful crew
of last year. He was indicted a year ago
with two alleged confidence men charged
with swindlpg Christ Hanson. a farmer
out of s. 3yg. but at that time his identity
was not kRogsn. II came out today. how
ever. when his attorneys plead that the
alleged culprit is only Is years of age.
that he was made the tool of older men
and that be should not be brought back
TO stand trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02

4 Missouri newspaper office was shot
into with buckshot by the local grocer
because in his advertisement which
should have read. A fresh stock dairy
butter the printer used an n in
stead of a "a in the word dairy.
The editor concludes that the printer
takes more chances than any other
man on earth.-EN-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02

up to some mischief and after cicse
watch had been kept on Them for several
their escape was found concealed in their
cells. The prisoners admitted that the
things found were to be used in attempt
ing 10 escape and declared that their
intention was TO make the attempt last
night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02

Advertising makes customers; mod
ern store methods hold them. These
two are the merchants two hands.
The ambidextrous man has a long adj
vantage over him who is either right
handed or left-handed -aloHe.-Brains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-02
ONE MORE DRY COUNTY.

Columbus. O.. Dec. knox county to-
day voted dry by 24S5. Twenty-Five sa-
looms are affected.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28
PONovNE KRvAVE DEMON
STRACIJE v NEMCIJI.

V Brunswbcku je %. t. m. kora-
kalO 5000 socialistov po mestnih
Llicah, prepevalo marsejezo in
klicalo: Dajte mann lsplosno vo-
limo pravol Policaji so nasko-
ell, kakor divje Neri, demon
strante in jih mnOgo ranili. We
like je bilo tudi aret iranih.
V Berlimu in drugih mestih
Nemcije 80 praznCvali delavci %.
jan. Obletnico ''rde6e nedelje''
in pri tel priliki tudi demonstri-
cali "a sploSno volilnO pravico.
Brutalni nastop pOlicajev .je ma.
Sci splosnO OgOrcenje pri DELAYS
tvu V Nemcji Klici pc SplOSni
vohlni pravici Sc Sirijo kot vihar
pc vsi dezeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

Mi le vprasamo poboznega pri-
6igarja. XII je minoao nedelio raz
priznico klical brica in vraga
Troti ne zadovOljnim tujcem, KAY
h on rekel, &c hi .Japonci in XII
tajci stavili isso vpraSanje niego-
vim kolegOm, XII so Sli ma Japon-
sko in KitajskY uniGevat stare
vero, Obi6aje po topovih in puS-
kah repetirkah. da hi Japonci in
K;tajci tenn lozje pmeli misijo
njegovih koleeov.
ii pagani bi pa vSeeno imeli
veG pmvice upraSati miSijonarie,
cemu 80 priSli ma Kitajsko in ia
pOnSko, kot pa zagrizeni patriot
ic tujce, tiSte tuice, XII Gutijo 4 a.
meriSkim ljudstvom in XII delaju
IN zboljSanje druzabnih razmer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28
Glen XVI. - Slucaj smrti.
Haywood socialisticni p~redsedni
ski kandidat.

New York Volkszeitung" po-
roca. da so ncwyorSki sodrugi
proglasili sodr. Haywooda.. kteri
je pred enim tednom govoril ma
wee shodih V New Yorku in
Brook!ynu. Professionalism kan
didatom socialisticne stranke.
Sodrugi V New Yorku so mnenja.
da mai Haywood odslei kandidira
namesto SOdr. Eugene V. Debsa.
ktcri ie bill doslei ve6kratni pred
sedniski kandidat. Haywood 81
je pridobh 2 svojim idaSkim pro-
ceSom ravno toliko - e. ne veG-
zaupanja in spoStovania pri anne
riskemu delavstvu. kakor 81 ga je
Debs V znanem A. r. u. strajku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

Ako So vam SlOyencem in dru-
GIN tujcem ne dopade V Ameri-
XII, zakaj ste pa priSli semi Pc
sebno te dni. ko imamo krizol Ia
ko sliSimo Sovoriti zagrizcne pa
triote.
TIE neWmne g%ovorice ne more.jo
1ikCgar zaliti Ia de5ela je last
ljudi XII so civilizirali. maj Ne bo-
do tujci ali potOmci ljudi. XII so
bill tudi enkrat tuici V ii dezeli.
Nam nj treba mkomur praviti,
zakaj smo sem prisli. Nase delo
ie naibolJsi dokaz, Ola imamo pra-
vicO do existence v ii dezali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

10. Pc zakljueeni razpravi Sc je
zbrala S opozicija v fojeju in
je pozdrayila bivSega predsedni-
ka Muromceva. Kadet Rodieev
je preeital adreso, XII je bila spre-
jeta z burnim odobravanjem.
Stoljipin pa lahko premisljuje,
ce je je bio njegovo mike masGe-
vanje pametno in 6e je revolucija
res ubita.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28
PRAvNI NASvETI.

Ako kdo ~pOtrebuje pravni ma
Svet V kazenskih ali civilnih "a
Gevah. maj So obrne ma "Proletar-
ca Taxi nasveti sc dajejo
bFezplaGno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

Premogovniske katastrofe V
minolem meSecu. XII so zahtevale
tisocero zivljenj, so bile takO
naSilen umor, kakor da bi bill
laStniki premOga najeli vojake.
da streljajo ma premogarie. Am
pax kapitalistom s. ne DO mic
zgodilo. daSi je i%ziavil koroner.
Ola je kataStrofe zakrivila slaba
uprava premogokopov. KakSno
razburjenje bi zavladalo V dezeli.
ako hi delavci ubili samo petde-
set kapitaliStOv, Vlada bi pora-
bla vse svoje sile. da polovi in
smrtno kaznuje morilce. Mice
Sc pa ne zmcni, ko ubijajo kapi-
~taliSti delavce. Ubijaio Jill TEN
potion. da Jill puS6ajo Y smrtno-
nevarnc jane. Delavce Sc SINE
moriti! Teh je dovolj - kakor ie
dovoli kOnj, mul in oslov, da Jill
vprezajo kapitaliSti!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

ga kapitaliSte in ofrakane pos
topaGe Y Sluzbi kapitaliSti6nc Via
de nj nobenih poStav. To Smo
povedali II vetkrat in 5 hladno
razSodnoS.jo koStatuiemo to tudi
canes. - Ali ste r. kai SliSaii q
John y. Ccoke-ju? MOI .je bill
klerk pri Cook County sodiScu V
Chicago. In tam je ukradel ma
lenkost $4,000. Aretirali so "a.
Sodili in obSodili zapor IA do
be cd enega do pet let. Ali je
zaprt' Kai Sc! - proSt ic, ka-
Eor vsak drWgi clovek. kteri Sc
nikoli nj vidcl svote petindvajset
tisot dolariev. 10 Sc ie pred
Tar dnevi peljal Cooke pc eui
ohikaSkih Ulic - pozdravljalo "a
Jc srtno ma Stotine ljudi. Tat,
XII je ukradel p. tisoG dolarjev.
sc presto vozi pc ulicah in je poz-
d~ravljan cd ljudi! Ali nj to
humor! Nj tolerance? Ako la
cen brezpoSeln delavec ukrade
KOS kruha, ga takoi neusmiljeno
rretepejo in izroGe p~olicajem, do
cim tatu. XII ukrade - tisoG do
larjev, navduSeno pozdravljaio.
kc Sc presto vozi po ulicah mesto
da hi sedel ma zaSluaenem kraju
" jetniSnici. Ka.j tacega je sa-
mo V Ameriki mogo6el O. justi-
ca ameriSka. zavezi 81 oci!!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

knlizica "NaSa bogastva''. ia
ko poducljiva "a delavca. Sc dobi
V naSem upravniStvu. Cena SC.
kdor naroci wee komadov, ina
popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-28

Sodrugi agitatorji! stojte kre-
pko ma priceti poti; delujte vneto
in strife "Proletarca" med slo-
venskimi delavci, ktere je treba
pridobiti "a razredno borbo.