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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20

dam were alleged as reasons for the de-
probation Of the property in recent years.
His first wife was Hannah Mcserve Of
this town who died May II, 1860. He
married in October. 1900. Mrs. Aryilla
Roundy, who survives him. The children
are W. Allen Dunham of Bethel and
Mrs. Emma Holmes Of Walpolc, y. II.
lie was a member Of the congregational
Church ana at ono time a deacon. Horace
A. Durham of Bethel is u brother. Fun
eral services were held Sunday after
noon. the Rev, George X. Goodwin Of
~ficiating.-Otto. the infant son of clayton
T. Tucker. died Feb. lo Of bronchi-
it's. Funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon.
John J. Wilson Of this town is in the
field for the republican nomination for
States attorney of Windsor coutny.-
w. c. Clifford, superintendent Of the
Woodbury. Granite Co., is in Madison,
Wis, to inspect tho new State House
being built of Bethel grani,c.-Since the
high water of last Saturday, when the
ice went. ont OF the White river, the
local train for Rochester has been able
10 run only to Whitcomb bridge, above
Stockbridge which Wis disabled.-Miss
Nancy Townsend, aged @i years. died
Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were
held Tuesday, in charge Of tho Rev. W.
benjamin Reynolds. rector Of Christ
Church, of which she was a lifelong
me NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the sick are Mrs.
Martha A. Gushing. Mrs. Maria Sylvester,
Mrs. f. c. Rogers and David II. Dutton.
Ice goi g out of the White river in
iured the electric light plant.
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Mrs. f. NJ. Nicklaw Of Greenfield,
Mass, is in town for a few days.-Thc
Epworth League held a valentine socia'
at the church parlors Friday evening
Miss Hattie Parmentcr is working in the
Office of the New England Telephone
rompany.-Tho Standard Bearers gave q
valentine party Friday evening at The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Lang
Presiding Elder, Smithcrs Of Montpelier
preached in the Methodist Church SUNDAY
morning. At the fourth quarterly con
ference Sunday evening. the Rev. $. ~.
Smith was unanimously invited To re-
main here the coming Ycar.-Ezckio
Emerson Camp. Sons Of Veterans install.
cd the following officers saturday even.
jng: Commander, l.. Z. kinsman; FIRST
lieutenant. Dana Marsh, second ieuten.
an. j. l.. Kinsman; am council. h. q
kiddcr. Glenn Swan, Robert chaflin.-
Mrs. Louis Bird and Mrs. W, NJ. Brown
of Goshen and Mr.. and MIS-. Amos VIII.
son Of Cornwall, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Wilson of Proctor were in town last
w,ek for the settlement of the ostat,
of their father, the late William Wilson
-Eben Ford OF Ludlow is in town for q
few days.-About 81 %neighhors and
friends gave Mr.. and Mrs. William Par
mentcr a surprise on TUESDAY, evening
the fifth anniversary Of the w'dd nE.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contineud from 4th Pnge.)

died Tuesday night at IIcaton hospital,
will be held Tomorrow noon at the home
of c. NJ. Gray, her father. in Calais. For
the past nine weeks Mrs. Bliss had been
at the hospital, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Complications
following this operation caused . her
death. She was 40 years old and had
been employed in the dress making
rooms OF Miss Belle NJ. Martin.
The homo of George Lawrence. the
milknan. was the scene of a lively
gathering Tuesday evening when 30 or
more of their friends gathered to cele-
brate the 18th anniversary Of tho mar
riage of Mr.. n Mrs. Lawrence. The
guests took with them numerous
gifts.
George Robb OF his city pleaded
guilty in city court yesterday to n
second offence of intoxication and paid
a fine and costs of s21.2o. Henry
Clark OF Dover, n. H., also admitted n
prior conviction. He had no money
and was given n straight sentence Of
so days in county jail. The disclose
urcs of both these men were taken in
private. Robb is the man who last
Monday morning came near getting
into trouble by cruelty abusing n
handsome Scotch collie dog that was
hitched TO his sled in such a way as
to torture the animal.
The marriage engagement Of Miss Sadie
Gertrude Sumner of this city and Edward
Earl Parker OF Barre is announced,
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MIDDLESEX.

Schools in town have closed.-Mrs.
Walter Carr and two children of Barre
were over Sunday guests of Levi Swift
and family,-The Rev. r. ". Davenport
spoke sunday in behalf of the Anti
Saloon lEague.-A son was born Tues
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bingham
Mrs. John Race, who has been caring
for her daughter. Mrs, Homer Bingham.
returned TO Randolph Wednesday.-The
infant child Of Nathanial Robbins died
Monday after lingering but eleven days.
The funeral was held Wednesday, the
Rev. Mr.. flnugh oTiciating,-In No.
school. out Of an enrolment of IS pupils
only two had a perfect record during the
year, Masters Lyle and Orville Wilder
Who l.. q. Wilder went to his farm
Sunday morning he found 10 fat hogs
in four feet of water. His hen house
with - hens was lifted from its founda-
ton and carried some 10 feet.-The road
was not clear If ice and water til late
Monday night.
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SOUTH ROYAETON.

l.. F. Terry has recovered sufficiently
to be on the street.-Miss Winnifrcd
Richardson Of Randolph is passing a
few days with MIR. and Mrs. George A
Laird.-The South Royalton Woman's
club observed Eentletnan's night Friday
evening, receiving a large number OF
guests in tho congregational vcstry.-
Repairs are being made on the interior
of the auditorium of the Congregational
Church.-Mrs. Bert Sargent is ILL.,
Charles Woodland has returned from
Boston.-Dr. d. l.. Burnett Is still ron
fined to his bed BY illness.-The con-
dition of Mrs. c. p. Abbott is somewhat
improved.
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U WOODBURY..

Mrs. VI. L. Goodoll died February IL,
after a few days illness with pncu-
monia, preceded by the grip. She
leaves a husband. a daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Tobhitts, and a grand-daugh-
ter. also ono brother and two sisters,
+. l.. Bail of this town, Mrs. William
Hill of IIardwick, and Mrs. Roland
Bruce of Cabot. The funeral took
place at hor late home Friday, Mrs.
Even conducting The scrvices.-Louise
Watt is stopping with her sister. Mrs,
Ewen.-Glcnn Mckinstry visited his
mother Sunday. She is still quite i'll.
-Lcllica Angel went Tuesday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
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WILL DEFY DISEASE.

san Francisco, Feb. l9.-Wlllard p.
Iiatch, who is delivering a series OF free
lectures on health throughout the State,
c~ontending that the use OF medicine is
unnecessary, has announced that he will
allow himself To be inoculated with the
germs of any disease and viii agree to
work such germs out Of his system with
out the use of medicine. Mr.. Hatch says
that pure blood is all that Is necessary
10 secure immunity from disease. and in
his lecture tells tho public how by a
porper understanding Of natural laws
perfect health may be maintained and
secured
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

one of this towns wonderful group Of
honagenariuus yielded Wednesday OF last
week 10 the rgor Of the winter and the
advance of Years when samuel Charter
p"hnaih = long career an earth was end
'd ai'er several rorovcries from serious
h'h'SseS in recent years. lie was born
sop'omher 30, 1916. and thus had passed
ms Slst anniversary To a large extent
ne had retained the management Of his
large farm about q mile up the White
river from this, village. At one time the
idrW was considered the best IN town
an" so" would not have heen an un-
reasonable price Damages hY the White
river railroad and the electric company's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20
M QUARTERS FOR
CHICAGO CONVENTION

Montpelier. Feb. 19.-Quarters for the
Vermont delegation at the republican
national convention, to open in Chicago
June IL, have been reserved in the
auditorium annex, They consist of eight
rooms and Il Inirior. and it Is understood
that some extra rooms are also avail
able. James W. Brock Of this city is
the Vermont member OF the republican
national committed.
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WORCESTER.

George Richardson lost one Of his best
horses last vocabulary +. e. Abbott
is at home for a few days.-Dr. Barrett
tested the COWS of Howard Dodge on
Friday and condemned seven out Of %.
Other herds in town will he tested this
wcck.-Prcsiding Elder Hunt of the ST.
Adams district will he at the church
here next Sunday.-Clarence Chandler
has finished his work at putnam's and
will move to his fathers farm on West
hill.-John Woodlcy and bride returned
to their home in Chazy, y. y, on Mon
dav.
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al r'"''' n'N' rruaE alt'rhooh'-Miss
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u'uaS'- Il neV' T. d. N'iloEE spoke at
.P'"nS''eiu ounuay morning IN pehalt OF
."e Ahu-"hAoon iFaEue--Roy Demeritt
% oo''''neo % TIC mousse ny Illness
ANNE h'Sconcr oied AT her hofne on
ari'i street MONDAY morning OF pneu-
inohia' ohc was 4. years OF agc.-Mrs.
Lew bu'" was tc guest OF her dauGh-
ter. Mrs NiIfam Douglas OF Mortified
oyer Sunday'-Mr and Mrs, +. Il. Camp
bel and two sons spent Sunday in North
teld with Mrs. Campbells nothcr.-Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Flanery were in Mont
pclicr Sunday.-Harold Somcrville was at
home from the l.. V. NJ. over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Atherton and daugh-
ter passed Sunday in Montpc,ier with
l.. II. Atherton.-Roy Dcmeritt, who is
very III with is doing as well
as can be Observation-Disclosures letters
at the Waterbury postohtce are for John
| r. Ramcs, o.. S. Crane and Fred Nav
Tho town reports for the ,car ond;rr
February Is are in the hands of the
printer. The financial condition is az
follows: Outstanding orders. s2 800. as
sets. S,72.l3; bonded debt for school
building, s, 800; total Indebtedness s,s .
217.S7; Indebtedness above assets last
| year, s. 81; bonded debt. s1O 5O. total
lebt, 81, SAG 81; decrease in town indebted
ness since last report. seo9. O.: decrease in
bonded debt, 1900: total decrease since
last report, s., 60. 8-S. Raymond H,,se.
a prosperous farmer, died at his home
| Yesterday morning. Mr.. Husc was horn
in East Brookfeld February 8 1873 Ais
wife and son died only ahout two r,ooIe
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MARSHFIELD.

Several from this place attended the
Good TemDlars' meeting at East Mont
pclier Saturday evcnirE.-MisS Stella II.
Brown was at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Brown, over sun
day.-MisS Grace Brown is at home
from Hyde Park visiting her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. BroWn.
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HELEN VI. BtIItRD'S EST iTF.
STATE OF VERMONT. Distr ct OF Oh

leNQtI.
To all persons Interested In the {
tate Of Helen NJ. Ballard, late of ia
lingtou, in said district, deceased.
GRE CLING
Al Il Probate Court. holden at Hi
lington. within and for the District
~Chittenden. on the 18TH day Of Fchr
| airy. zoos. an instrument l~urportinE
he the last will and testament
Helen NJ. Ballard. late of Burlington.
said district deceased. was present
to tho court aforesaid. for probate
And il is ordered by said Court ~
the 9TH day Of March. zoos. at tho Pr
bate Court rooms in said Burlington.
assigned for proving said instrllrncr
and that notice thereof be given
ell persons concerned. hr pUbl'shi'
his order three weeks Successiv.lv
the Burlington Weekly FREQ Press.
newspaper published at BurlingtC
previous to the tiInc appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified
appear before said court, at the tlr
and place aforesaid. 1 contest I
probate of said will, If You have caus
Given under my hand at Rurlinctc
in said district, this 18TH day of r.
ruarY. 1905.
MARCELLCS A. BINGHAM
34w3t Judge.
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GAYSVILLE.

The White River Valley Pomon
Grange will meet at East BARNARD sat.
urday. The afternoon meeting will ZOE
open to the public. Speakers; +, l.
Davis, secretary of the board Of agri
culture: r. Walker Mckeen. ex-secre.
tarN of the Maine State board Of sgri
culture: Amos J. Eaton OF South Royal
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FAYSTON.

Bcrnice Guyette, daughter Of NJ. and
Mrs. Curtis Guvettc, dec suddenly Mon
day morning, aged , ycars.-David Mo
Kay and John Livingston were in Mont
pclicr SATURDAY.. on their return the
high water prevented their coming far
Their than Morctown. where they stopped
over night with Isaiah Austin.-Gludys
1851 is bcttpr.
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MORETOWN.

Tho urinary school closed Fri
dav The pupils presented their teacher,
Mrs. Lillian G. Seaver' with . sci OF Sill
vor fruit knives and a handkcrchlef 'ah'
-ove each Of them a glass drinking mus
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involving the sum OF $100,OO0.
Despite official assurances that har-
nony has been re-established between
Austria and Russia. the situation arts.
ing from the question Of railway on.
cessions in the Balkans has not lost its
tension.
Declaring that wal between the
United States and Japan was too hell.
ish" TO be thought of. Baron Takahira,
the new Japanese ambassador to Wash
ington, said that the japanese people
know absolutely nothing of a break in
the cordial relations between the ma
tons.
The navy department has been off,
ally advised of the arrival of the
American torpedo boat fotilla ut Talca-
LuanO. Chile, four days ahead Of the
schedule.
The archbishop of Paris has issued q
decree condemning the last two works
OF Able IOisy, "SynOptic Gospels" and
his reply to the papal %encyclical against
modernism in the faith,
ba ssador Bryce has left Washing
ton for Ottawa for the purpose of con
ferring with the Dominion officials rela
tive to the boundary and fisheries ais
pute between that country and the Unit
ed States.
Former Lieutenant Governor Ernest
Cady Of Connecticut was found dead in
the bathtub at his home at Hartford
Death was due to fatty degeneration OF
the heart.
the feet tied, the wrists badly bruised
end an ugly wound on the forehead,
was found on the banks Of the Merrl'
mack river at Newburyport, Mass.
Monday. Feb. II.
y: N'evtn Matav8 and her son
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
- v'~Peoria. -fff...se tr-tr-- cini-
PRERoKUJE REVoLUCIo.

',I. IT.. ''.'' 'N''' ''l.'i'' EVAN l'' an
A'' ''N,'" am i'->'''"''HlS'
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''' @'"N'' |' 'I'@i' S'Iut "ela''''
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"'Jh i', S'''''l' NNr'Jnl >l'o
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,'''i'" >''\'' "r'HPo>''r'N ua ne
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
Matt Jones govornica ma ljud-
skem shodu V So. Chicagi.

The Trades & Labor ASsemb-
ly' South Chicago priredi liud-
ski Shod Sredo veGcr dine II.
ianuarja Union Headquarters
dvoiani 224-92. ceSta. So. Chi
cago. H.. Y prid Steve Adamsa.
Soduo obtozenega clana Western
Federation of Miners. Mr.. A.
Michaw, predsednik "Thc Trades
x Labor Assembly. bo pradse-
doval shodu in matt Jones. ne
umorna agitatorica IA delavski
razred, bode glavni govornik. -
Memo razkritjc zlocinskega po-
Stopanja organiziranih kapita-
liStov proti ameriskim delavcem
povSod ogorci posluSalce in jih
razvname "a odpor. Dolznost
delavcev Je sedaj, da pridejo ma
pomoc Steve Adamsu. kterega
skuSajo lastniki rudnikov uniGiti
ma podlagi izmisljenih obtozb.
Vedna paznost je cena svobo-
de. Vsak delavec v South Chi
cagi in okolici je dolzan priti ma
ia shod. Vstopnina je prosta. Vsi
dobrodosli Pridite in demonstri-
rajtc proti lastnikom rudnikov
ma Zapadu. da 81 ne bodo upali
uniciti nedolznih ljudi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Dandanes imamo dive vrsti
trampov (potepuhov): bogate in
revne. Bogati tramp jc milijo-
mar in reven tramp je navadni
brezdclni siromak. ktcri zaStonj
trka ma vrata prvega. Bogati
tram naredi revne trampe. Ma
vSakih 10000 revnih trampov je
en- milijonar; zivi in redi Sc ma
strOske prvih. Reven tramp je
zanicevan, proklinjan, prega-
njan in maSin erijo vseh postav
hi ga radi iztrebili raz povrsja
zemlje. Naobratno je bOgati
tramp cislan. spoStovan in hva-
lien; uazovejo ga finanGnega
Napoleona. genija razumnega
moza. sol cloveske druzbe it'd.
Da ne bo torej revnih trampov,
treba ie najprvo miGiti bogate
trampe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
Ma pomoc vdovam in sirotam
umorjenih premogarjev!

Y Pittsburgh. Pa. Sc ie usta-
novil pomozni odbor. kteri ina
namen skrbeti "a vdove in otro-
Ike ponesrecenih premogarjev V
Darr premogokopu. V to svrho
Sc imajo nabirati prostovolini da-
row V pomOzni sklad. IL kterega
Sc bo DELLA primerna podpora
pref omenjenim prizadetim dru-
Imam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

- DnevnO kapitalisticno Gaso-
p'sJe spet thosi bombasticne novi-
ee grozeci voini med Japonska
IN Zdruzenimi drzavami. Japop-
cl baje mobilizuiejo voine Gete :;
Gfugl zopet govore, da namerava-
10 Japonei nenadno napaSti bro
oovle Iir. drzav. ktero ie na pa
cifiSkem morju it'd. Veckrat smn
~ naelaSali i'm tudi danes nagla-
S"mo: Sc tcga nam ie treba! Po
krill mai pride vojna - in delav-
sEo ljUdStvo bo oblagodarjeno
'somi dobrotani,
- 0dkar ie gospodarska kriza
Sc hudodelStva rapidno mnoze V
Chicagu. Joletu KoSicku ie Liu-
devit Dnicek. mlad FAINT kakih 2l
let star donna IL Stopskc fare pri
Novcm Me>tu. ukradel zlato nlo
ln verified. Lojzcm Novini pa 50
potfm io pa popihal. ia Sc ne We
kan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
Cd bIizo in daIeC

"Zeleznice imajo veeji pro
INT z dvocentno ceno ma milo.
kakor 80 pa imeli tricentno. -
Tako je rekcl glavni pravdnik "a
drzavo Missouri, IIadley. svo-
jcm govoru dne II. jan. St.
LouiSu.
- Nojni tajnik Taft, reprez N
tant naSe kapitaliSticne Wade. ie
mel II. I. m. govor Y Peoples Fo-
rumu Y New Yorku. Govoril ie
Seveda krizi in brezpos .lnosti.
Med beSedami "a pa vpraSa mex
poSluSalec: "Kaj mora storiti
clovek. ki je brez della in de
narnl sti>ki 80 - bog We, Do
takih ljudi imam Simpatii.. Res
je hudo. ce clovek hocc delati.
a sc nahaja Y taken polozaju. "
dogovoril ie tajnik Taft. On ina
torej Samo Simpatije - druzcga
nN.
Classic nemSkih >ocialistov
NorwaertS' porota IL Berlina.
da j. vclika brczposelnoSt zavla-
dala tudi Y Nemciji. Ma tiSo6e
IN tiSocr delavcev So bori "a "a
Nulek. a "a ne more dobiti.
Clam dobrodclnega druStva
United Charities" New Yor-
ku 50 ), poducili pc svojih poro-
cevalcih. ia Sc nahaja te dni Y
New Yorku 10000 StradaioSih
otrok. DruStvo ic takoi Storilo
potrebn' korakc. da pomorc trpe-
elm Sirotam.
August Hcinze. kralj bakra
in bivSi predSednil Mercantil, ,
National banke y New Yorku. ic
bill ;. t. m. obtozen po zvezini We
Ieporoti preStopka bancnih zako-
nov. Hemze >e nahaia pod var
Seine 100000.
V'~PeUria. -fff--.se ip-tv- inf
organizirala velika kompanija
N izdelOvanje cigar pod imenom
The Home Cigar Co. ki ina
uamen yoditi boi proti tobacne-
mu 'ru>tu Kompanija. ktcro
SO ie zdrTllilo 13S nrodvi~nih IL
delovalcrv cigar II IlliuoiSa. In
diane Ohio Ni>>"uri-a in lowe
ima en- million dolaricv glavni-
.c
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Ali miSliS. la ic Roosevelt. kt,-
ri ie privolil. la >meio kroziti
Clearing House" hankovci in
postal zvczine Getc y Goldfield.
ia bajoneti in svinccm prisilijo
rudarje vzeti ta dcnar. ali misliS
la ic on Sprcjel Svojo place Y TEN
dcnarju! Ne! Roosevelt in vSa
njegova administering je dobila
move zolte zlatnike IL zvezine
blagaine Ia mezdne Suznie ic
dober scrip. a politicnc para
site So mora placati GiStim zla-
tom
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14
KRIZA.

Chicago Great Western zelezni-
Ca Je pod sodnijSkim oskrbnikom
kteri Je poStavljen 9. Jan. Oskr-
onpka 50 zahtevali delnicarji te
ioleznice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

United States steel Corpora
tion ali jckiar>ki trust naznauja.
da NIGGA ti,ti dobicck y ]. 1907
lnaSa 100 milijonov dolarjev. Il
yzrwSi bo>>r iu drugc uradnikc
incl ic trust 100000 vpo>lencrv.
To pomcuja Ia ir ilpreSal trust
IL v,akcga dclavca $500 Ia >vo-
tn. "a ktcro ic oropal kapitalizem
lclavca. j. Sla "a dividend cd
vodenih deluic. Tako ir pod ka-
pitaliuuom Pod >ocializmom hi
teh $500 Slo delavcu. HI loplic
rudo kWi plavzc in della y ick-
larnah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-14

Spanish krali Alfonzek ie
PodpiSal dekrct. kterim :, "a
caNno odvzame veGidel ustavnih
zalamtcnj mcStu Barcelona. V
tom mcStn je namre6 glavni stan
"naI'hiN7 Y m me~to ie polno
bomb ter peklcnSkih stroiev. In
Alionzo hotc ugnati anarh;Ste S
tom. la m"Stu icmlie u>tavua N.
lamtenja.
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Leto III. Vol. III

Sc Jim tudi sc nj posreGila. Po-
lovica zvezinih vojakov, kteri 81
ma povelje kapitq:.strv IN Rcose-
velta patrolirali Golirledu. i
ze odSla.
Polozaj drzavi Utah.
20 DRAW Utah so nastopili ze-
10 slabi casi "a delavce Takoi
V zacetku finanGnega poloma ie
prenehalo Z delom vec rudokopov.
a novim letom so pa ustavili
delo najvecjih rudokopih. ka-
kor n. pr Park City in dr1l.
god. V "dolini slanega iazera"
! Salt Lake Valley, kjer Sc naha.
JaJo rudotopilnice, so iste ve6i.
noma prenehale poslovati; ostale.
ktere So poSlujejo, so pa zmani.
sale Steyilo delavcev. V teb RI
dotopllnicah je delalo okrog 1000
Slovencev. Ma tisoce delavcev
draw Utah je brez della in kru.
ha. - (M. zugelj).
znizanje place.
Nmogradmikom V Vina. Cal
kJer Sc nahaiajo najvecii vino
gradf V Ameriki. so lastniki vino
gradov znizlli plto lvakrat zapo-
redoma minoli mesec. Sedanja
placa vinOgradnikov ie $1.35 ma
dan. Delavci Sc ne morejo odpo-
mocl, kajti V TEN kraju Sc nahaia
na Stotine brezpcsclecev. XII ko-
n'al cakajo ma kal1o delo in so pri
lclji delati tuli "a naimanioplq-
go.
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. .SploSni polozaj.

SplOSni dA,lavSki polozaj Id
lU6enih drzavah sc nj niti "a pi-
cico zboljSal. Brezpo,elnOst jo
ista, kakor je bila Y deccmbru po
izbruhu gospodarskc krihe. Res
j, da 50 lapoSlibe nel1atere ieK-
larne in druge zelezarSkc tvornice
y Pennsylvania. k,ere so dale Ii
tocerim delavcem zasluzka. a is
todobno je odpuScenih po drugih
dlzavah. zlasti ma Zapadu. ma Ii
sC6e in tiSo6e delavst1ih trpinov.
XII 50 nadomeStih prve V armadi
brezpoNelnih. Malone vsako mes
10 V Idrulenih drLavah ina brez-
poSlece; nekatera meSta jih imajo
cello ma Stotine in tiSJte. MISC pa
'Steti mad prizadetimi oni STAY
hnski delavci in drugi izvrSeval-
g del ma planem. XII he moreio de
lati radi SlTbega vremcna in ii
me.
Cas- brezposelno>ti ;. naivid-
neje zrcalijo y tenn. da so liudskc
prenoccyalnc hieS pc vSeh meStih
prcnapolnjene >iromakov kar Sc
M godhh ic leta in leta. "Free
lunch (proSt prigrizek po go
StiInah) ;rpi; dclicnje kruha po
h5brodelnih oSebah in druStvih
Je ze nekaj vsakdanjega. Get
takozvanih trampov Sc muoze 4
dnevom. nezadourljnoSt narasca
IN DRAWN faktorii ter kapitaliS-
e - po pravici boje - kriticnih
mi Porooila kapitalisticnega
taSopi-ja. da b. po Novcm letu
! ovsod zapnalo". 81 bila bluff ::
il tlIdi Y >edanjih porocilih kapi.
talisticnih listov (tudi slovens-
hhD o delavskem polozaju nj nj
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