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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

It.lS
He'll tell you the thing as it really is
Because he has looked IN the human
heart
And knows human folks on the inside
part
He represents, 1 believe, the pro-
gressive idealism for which Kansas is
kin in introducing the speaker.
Mr.. Whites, Address.
AS Mr.. White arose from his seat
there was a burst of applause. This
AID club, seems to me has walked To-
peka up" he began. 81 will tell you
something of advertising and newspa-
pers in Europe as l saw them.
THE first thing that struck me
about the European newspapers was
that they appeal to the eye instead of
the ear in selling the papers. For ex-
ample they put up large posters tell
ing what is in the papers, and the
cries of the newsboys are not heard to
the extent that they are in America.
The newspapers in Europe are
very small as compared with ours
and they don't seem to understand
advertising. You would probably not
find paper in the evening in Rome
city of over half a million, that
would be as large as the Topeka State
Journal will be tonight. The Europ-
can papers are local papers, give very
little world news, or even italian
news
1.-THE average Americans buy the
Paris edition of the New York Her
aid. I think it is absolutely the limit
and it is worse than anything I have
ever seen in America and 7 have seen
and printed a good many bad ones.
THE only time I saw Kansas date
line was in regard to the death of Lit.
Governor Riddle. The reason that
that appeared was in the first place
because he had a title, and secondly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

hogs treated all but three were cured.
But this one man. with a limited sup
ply of serum, could not begin to cope
with the cholera epidemic in this
state where 100000 hogs are either in
fected or have been exposed to the
disease.
Live Stock Commissioner Mercer
has a plan whereby the Agricultural
college can eventually supply enough
of this serum for the states needs.
But that will not help at this time.
The present arrangements at the col
lege to manufacture this serum will
prove inadequate to meet the demand.
and / want the college to build up
this department on a scale big enough
to supply the state.
MERGERS plan is to set aside so
acres of land apart from the college
to be devoted to the care of hogs to
be used for purposes of obtaining this
Lserum. An expert would be kept al
this place all the time"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

But the thing that made this Kansas
great
Yes, even before she was a state
Was the fact that human beings stood
For right smart more in her estimate
Than land or gold or riches could.
Just human folks. When it comes to
that
Get all Philosophy down pat
And learn as much as ever you can
There's nothing that counts for much
but Man.
No matter what job you tackle you've
got
To know about folks and know a lot.
If it's selling books or cracking jokes
Or running for office or lifting the
yokes
From the poor and oppressed. it's all
the same
You hain't worth shucks at any game,
Unless you know what's inside folks.
And now as the introducers say
I'VE have as our honored guest today
A man with brains of the Kansas
brand
Who likewise happens to understand
The inside of folks. Why geerninee
bet he could talk on Psychologist
But 1 bet he won't. If had my way
He'd tell us about the boys at play
Way back in Boyville or about
The way Our Town is coming out,
Or the folks at Sycamore Ridge-how
they
Are coming on in the present day.
But say what he wilI-you count on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
NO SERUM FOR KANSAS.
Secretary Wilson Says Government
Has None to Spare.

Secretary Wilson of the national
board of agriculture replied today to
the telegram sent him by Gov. Stubbs
asking for serum with which to fight
the hog cholera epidemic in Kansas.
The federal station at Washington has
none of the serum to spare.
Governor Stubs will now appeal to
Congressmen Scott, Murdoch and
Madison to stir up the department. OF
agriculture in an EFFORT 70 olVert an
the available supply of this serum to
kansas for the next thirty days
1--WE have a million dollars worth
of hogs in this state.'' said the COVER
nor TODAY. that are threatened with
cholera. These represent sum OF
money of proportions sufficient to de-
mand the utmost considerauon OF any
remedy that has obtained such re-
suits as those accomplished by this
serum.
s'It is true that the government mas
had an expert at work in the state Tor
several weeks applying this serum
cure to infected hogs. OF some seo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

the members of the club and their
guests in the room in which the meet
ings of the organization are ordinarily
held, and it became necessary to util-
ize all three dining rooms
- When the repast had come Ito an
end, the members of the Ad club and
their guests who included a represen-
tation of ladies adjourned to the
Commercial club parlors. Governor
Stubs and Bank Commissioner Dol
ley were among those present, the
gathering numbering upwards of 200
persons.
A surprise was announced by the
president of the AID club, E. w. Ran
kin, in the form of the reading of an
original and appropriate poem written
for the occasion by Marco Morrow. 1t
follows:
I reckon that Kansas has a right
To strut and plume herself somewhat,
Because whenever she happens to light
Plum kerslap in the midst of a fight.
She lands on her feet and on the SPOT
Where the battle is waging thick and
hot
And she straightway proceeds with
despatch and grace
To raise some hell of her own in the
place.
And when at the end a peace they
declare
The whole world knows that Kansas
was theret
1t was SO at the start when the state
was born:
1t will be the same on that Final Morn
When good Gabriel toots his hurry-up
horn.
The reason for this-as near as
Can ascertain the reason why
Is not our climate. or soil or air
They're not so different anywhere
And guess no one of us maintains
We've got a corner on Sense or Brains.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
MINOR IS CAUGHT.
Edison Company Solicitor Who Fleece
ed Merchants Arrested.

Norman Mienhold, alias Norman
Minor, wanted in Topeka for passing
worthless checks. has been arrested
in Philadelphia and an officer with re-
QUESTION papers will be sent east af-
ter him tonight The bad checks and
indebtedness left by Minor, as he was
known here, aggregate $1,000. He
was captured after a chase in which
the officers in nearly every large city
east of Denver were on the lookout.
Beyond the fact that he is being held
in Philadelphia no details of his ar
rest are known here.
Meinhold, or Minor, was sent from
Chicago to Topeka last summer by
L. E. Myers, general manager for the
Edison company, to take charge of
the soliciting department of that COM
pany in Topeka. He is of Jewish de-
scent and soon was admitted into the
most select Jewish company in To-
peka. He married Miss Williamson, a
Topeka girl and his home was ele-
gantly furnished. 1t was thought at
the time he disappeared that his sal
airy of $3.50 per month proved made
quate and that the wholesale passing
of bad checks resulted from this
cause.
Included in the list of victims is I.
M. Blitz who signed a note for $500 with
Minor and who was the last to lose
faith in him. Even after Minor or
Meinhodt had left this section of the
country Blitz declared he believed the
man honest and that he would return
as coon as he raised the money he need
ed.
The first known of Minors disap-
pearance was when he failed to report
at the office for work. Inquiry at his
home brought the information that his
whereabouts were unknow. His wife
tearfully told the officers she did not
know where her husband had gone, but
that he had said he was going to Kan
sas City.
Then began the chase which ended
this morning when the missing man
was arrested in Philadelphia. To Den
yer, Kansas City, Chicago, Louisville,
New Orleans. New York and Boston
he was traced. In each of the cities
officers arrived in time to learn that
Minor had Just gone. 1t still lacks
two days of being two months since
he left Topeka and 1t is likely that
Thanksgiving will find the Shawnee
county officer in Philadelphia with re-
QUESTION papers for Minors return to
Topeka. ra
Among other victims of Minors al
legged crookedness are the National no.
tel, Palace Clothing company, /. M.
BHtz, the Antiseptic barber shop,
Berkson's, NJ. F. Rigby, Felix & Sons,
Eli Ulumpearle. and landmarks. Most
of the checks were for sums ranging
from SIS to $25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
JURORS ARE EXCUSED.
Will Be No Federal Court Until
Wednesday.

Although the United States circuit
court was in session all the day with
Judge John F. Phillips presiding. the
federal Jurors were excused this morn
ing until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. and
the business today was that of disposal
of motions and kindred legal affairs.
Private Charles O'Neill, U. S. A.,
charged with the murder of Minnie
Sharbeno at FIT. Leavenworth during
The summer will not have his trial
here. The case has been postponed
until the January term of the federal
court which convenes at Kansas City
in January.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
because he was killed in an automo-

because he was killed in an automo-
bile.
The speaker then gave follow
ing as the method of reporting an
earthquake disaster: ''I left Paris
last evening at 4 o'clock in my 40
lance in so many miles and reach
ing my destination at such a time. 1t
was not until the eighth line that he
told about the earthquake.
They make much of the nobility
he continued. "Thev take them with
great seriousness in a way that dis
gusts the average American.
In London the evening papers are
small, and usually pages, but some
times four. Neither morning nor
evening papers carry much advertis-
ing except classified" The speaker
Selfridge stores in London had tried
extensive advertising in the news
papers, but the people are nor edu-
Gated up to the idea and rather look
upon this form of advertising askance.
He compared the dry goods stores in
in speaking of those in Rome asserted
that there are none to equal the
Crosby stores in Topeka or the Mills
establishment.
"The people don't read the news
papers in England as much as we do"
said Mr. White. "and the newspaper
isn't SO important as it is in America.
In London they are just beginning to
get what they call yellow paper, but
as a matter of fact it is conservative.
The idea of the papers in London is
to hide the news. for example Some
American notes-some doings of the
American congress yesterday This
is the way the announcements read in
the morning of the passage of the
tariff bill -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
Further Evidence.

Deputy Sheriff Ben Judkins has secured
further evidence against the hack driver,
Randolph in the Bleakley kidnapping case,
sign two complaints against him, one on
a charge of assault with intent to kill and
another on a charge of kidnapping.
Soap Woman at Kansas City and expects
her and another important witness here
to testify in the trial of the case at the
January term of court.
Records have been found in Detective
Tillotson's office which show that he had.
acting under instructions. kept track of
Marian BIeakley's Whereabouts ever since
she was awarded to- her mother by the
Kansas courts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
SAYS ALL ARE DEAD.
Manager Taylor of st. Paul, Mimi,
Has No Hope.

Cherry. ILL.,, Nov. 2s.-That the 1ss min
ers. still unaccounted for are dead is the
belief of the officials Of the mine.
There is absolutely no more hope" de-
clared General Manager w. W. Taylor
I'VE have already reached every part of
the mine where the men could have ex-
listed for ten days. am confident not an
other man will be taken I'D alive
mot a single opportunity was lost to
get the men days ago, but fate was
against us. We worked "a hours a day
and had here the most expert men in the
country. including government OFFICIALS"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

fight at the Pacific Athletic club pa-
-vilion tonight between Danny Webster
and Monte Attell. The lads fought a
few weeks ago, and the result was so
near draw that the divided decision
of the sporting writer's in favor of
Webster was not considered final.
1t Is claimed by hackers of Jimmy
WEIGH that he has clear title to the
bantam championship. Webster and
Attell deny this.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
SAYS IT'S A G0ODTHINC
George w. Perkins Talks of Pension
Plan for Employees.

New York. Nov 2s.-Proft sharing,
insurance, pensions and welfare work
for the employee were discussed today
by the National Civic Federation.
George ". Perkins, chairman of the
finance committee of the International
Harvester company. contributed a pa
per on the workings of the benefit and
pensions plan for employees adopted by
the harvester company.
The benefits of :his plan had been
marked, declared Mr.. Perkins.
The Union Pacific has the last train
to Kansas City, Thanksgiving morning.
Train leaves Topeka at 8:15 q. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
PIE WEIGHS so POUNDS
Largest Ever Made I'm America
Baked for Taft

New York, Nov. 23.-President
Taft's SO pound Thanksgiving mince
pie was baked today in a Newark
bakeshop. Tomorrow this pie. the
largest ever baked in America will be
taken to Washington by COMMITTEES
of the bakers union. The pie was six
hours baking and a half a dozen ex-
perts kept careful watch on the pas
try. 1t is rs inches in diameter and
three inches deep.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
Belts new RESIDENCE.
Secures a Building Per1nit-Cost Will
Be $4,000.

J. B. Belts, a Topeka contractor, Sc
cured a permit for his new residence To
cost $4,000 on the lots at 1923 Buchanan
street. The home will be a two story
structure built of frame with brick
veneer. 1t will be in main dimensions
fifty-four feet wide and fifty-eight feet
long.
Large roomy porches will run all
around the home and the pillars and
general style will be colonial in every
detail
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
WHITE TALKS.
The Famous Author and Editor
of Emporia Gazette
Now Fast Becoming Since Advent
of His Novel
"a CERTAIN RICH MAN"
Speaks to a Big Audience at
Topeka AID Club
Upon European Advertising as
/ Saw It,"

A representative gathering of To-
peka's best citizens gathered at the
Commercial club at noon to hear the
address by William Allen White under
the auspices of the Topeka Advertis-
ing club.
It was impossible to accomm odate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
Hang is in One Day

Saratov. European Russia, Nov. 23.-
Fifteen prisoners were hanged here to-
day. Two men convicted of lynching
have been condemned to death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Word was received here today of the
death of Mrs. James B. Haddock of
Pasadena, Cal. She was sister of
Mrs. H. Wentworth of sos West Sixth
avenue and Mrs. j. c. Gilchrist of I'll
Quincy street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

The Union Pacific has the last train
to Kansas City, Thanksgiving morning.
Train leaves Topeka at S:15 a. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
RANTAMs WILL FIGHT TONIGHT
Danny Webster and Monte AtteI Will
Go 10 Rounds.

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. "a claim
10 the bantam weight championship of
the world is involved in the ten-round
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

William Linquist won the prize a
The International bowling game Satur
day night, across the street from tn
Novelty theater.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Throop Hotel is preparing q special
THANKSGIVING dinner from i to 2:30.
Get reservations early.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

See dresser and Cations advertise
ments on page IL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

Racing matinee will be given at the
fair grounds Thanksgiving afternoon.
Giftline, owned by Charles Ramsey,
will pace to beat the state record of
pos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-23

The Union Pacific has the last trail
to Kansas City. Thanksgiving morning
Train leaves Topeka at Sis a. m.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

ne more odreci pri psenici ali KITE
remu drugemu produktu.
Patton he spekulira pSenico,
ker jo ljubi, ampak ker ta speku,
lacija nosi milijOnski profit.
Profit - dobicek! To ie trnek
vado, okoli kterega Sc suSe YES
profitazeljni svet, ki pomeni bo-
gatstvo "a posameznike, bedo in
revScino pa "a sirSe ljudske sloje.
lie EN- zakon lahko uniGi kapita-
lizem, Xxi ie oce Pattonov in pa
tonizma. Ia zakon pa morajo pro-
glasitl produktivni sloji sami in
XII sc mora glaSiti. Produkcija in
zamenjava blaga "a profit morata
prenehati. kapitalisticno produk-
cijo in trgovinO maj nadomesti So
cialisticna produkcija in izmenja-
va blaga Ia pOtrebo. To je pa lie
mogoce, ce svet in proizvai ialna
sredStva postanejo sploSna ljud-
ska last, ktere zdaj lastuje peS6ica
zaJedalk. L. emo besedo: Kapita-
hstiGno Glovesko druzbo vsemi
njenimi napravami maj nadomesti
socialisticna opravami industri-
jelnih obGin. To pomeni druzabni
preobrat. kteremu Sc pa cloveSka
druzba izogniti ne more, ako no.
ce gospOdarsko in druzabno po-
grezniti Sc, degenerirati in zasuz-
njiti Sc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
SoCIJALISTICNA sTRANKA

okraja Cook naznaja, da ina "a
letoSnjo letno sezono sledeGe izle-
tie: Dne Is. julia obicajni izlet
ma ladji, in sicer letos South
Haven, Mich; V nedeljo dne Is.
augusta bo Piknik V Spachman s
Grove; 10. septembra pa Labor
day demontsracija piknikom
Riverview Grove Sodrugi, Xxi ma
meravajo posetiti emo ali drugo
teh excurzij, mai nikar ma te dne-
We ne prirede kaj druzega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Nov. soc. klub St. 18

so ustanovili zavedni 81. delavci v
Vandling, Pa, IL clani.
Odbor kluba: Frank Verbays,
tajnik, Box 135, Vandling, Pa,
Lackawanns, Co.; Frank Ratais,
zapisnikar; Bartol Zavaru, orga-
nlzator; Anton Germosek in Igna-
ce Verbays, nadzorni odbor.
Seja je vsako ceterto nedeljo
mesecu dopoldne oh 9 uri Ant.
babicevi hall.
lie tako naprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Cd bIizo in daIeC
= F. w. Peabody, methodistov-

F. w. Peabody, methodistov-
ski zupnik Detroit, Xxi je baje
deset let studiral nauke verske
sekte Christian Science, je raz
priznico grozno obdelal te krist-
jane.
Mrs. Mary Backer, ustanovite-
ljico sekte ie imenoval sleparko,
Nauk sekte je ozna6il kot hum
bug, ki nina drugega namena
kot skubiti lahkoverne ljudi "a
denar.
Mi nevemo, zakaj Sc je pastor
jezil?
Ali MISC vse we're enake? Ktera
vera pa uci kaj pozitivnega in
dokazanega. Ali MISC vse podobne
druga drugi kot jajce jajcu? Ali
Sc he zajema povsod IL bajko-
slovja. Ali ne uce vse we're cude-
ze? kaj ne g. pastor!
- Teodor Roosevelt je kot
predsednik hotel imeti move vzro-
Ike "a prostitucijo. V ta namen je
Odredil posebno preiskovalno ko-
misijo. Porocilo je poznano Off
cielno pod zaznamko "senatni do
kument GA, 60. kongres. .. seja,
&c kdo piSe po poroGilo V Wash
ington, ga ne dobi vec, ker pra-
WHO, da je poslo."
Zakaj je zaloga tako magic po-
Sla je razvidno strani 223 tega
porocila, kjer so napisani vzro-
XII.
Revscina 525 slucajev, naravni
nagon 513, zapeljivost 25S, pijan-
cevanje Isl, slabo ravnanje S
strani starisev 164, obljube pri-
jetnem zivljenju 124, slaba dru-
Selma 81, zapeljivost po prostitut-
kah II, lenoba %, sila 81 in "a.
peljivost ma parniku "a izseljence
"a slucajev.
Komisija je nadalje dognala.:
523 deklet je zasluzilo ma teden
1 dollar; 336 tedensko 5000; $50
tedensko $500; 127 tedensko
$4.00; 90 tedensko $500; 81 te-
densko 5000; s tedensko 800;
> tedensko $500; 2 tedensko
$1,000. V 663. slucajih Sc nj do
Onalo zasluzka
TIE poizvedbe so Sc vrsile V
mestu New Yorku in pricajo
jasno in dolocno kakSni Glove
ski druZbi danes zivimo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
LetO (VOl.) Nv.

Sc pridruzili stavkujoGim mornar-
Jem V Toulonu.
Carigrad, 81. maja. - Vest. da
so kiamilpaso zaprli, Sc he potr-
Jule. Pac pa Sc utegne to KRAFT
KEN zgoditi, ker je preiskovalna
komisija odkrila Jildiz-Kiosku
wee dokumentov, XII starega Kia-
mila mocno kompromitirajo.
Pariz, 30. maja. - Odbor pos
tarskega sindikata, ki ga je drd-
zavno pravdniStvo kot nezakoni-
tega razpustilo, je sklenil, da Sc
pridruzi delavski zvezi.
Peterburg, 81. maja. - Izjemno
Stanje V petrolejskem revirju Ba-
ka je podaliSano IA pol leta.
Carlgrad, 81. mdja. = Vlada je
pritrdila imenavanju Carikova ru-
skim poslanikom Carigradu.
Carikov je voditelj panslavistov,
nasprotnik trozveze in zastopnik
aktivne politike ma Balkanu.
Adana, 30. maja. - Reakcio-
narci groze novim klanjem "a
slucaj, da Sc mohamedanski kriv-
cl prvega masekra kaznujejo.
NoJno sodiSce namerava postopa-
II napram vprizoriteljem zadnje-
ga klanja brezobzirno strogo-
stJo. VISA Adana je vojaSko "a
sedena.
Lima, 81. maja. - Pod vod-
stvom Pierola so vstaSke cete ma
padle vladno palace in Sc polasti-
lie predsednika Leguine, zahteva-
joe, da Sc odpove. Vladne cete so
Leguina oprostile, pri spopadu je
oblezalo mad 40 vstasev. S tenn je
vstaja porazena.
- Dunaj, %. maja.-Med nem-
skim nacionalcem Malikom in ce-
Skim agrarcem Rolbergom Sc je
vrSil dvoboj ma piStole. Strela sta
bila oddana V zrak in nj nihGe "a
det.
-. Marseille, 2S. maja. - Mad
200 vpisanih mornarjev je skle-
milo, da nadaljuje zapoceto stav-
ko. Postno sluzbo opravljajo sti-
ri torpedovke, ki so prispele sem
IL Toulona. Nabralo Sc je $4,000
zaostalih poStnih zavitkov.
- Petersburg, %. maja. - Ru-
ska vlada je privolila sklicanje
vseslovanskega shoda, toda lie
pod pogojem, da izostanejo poll
ticni govori in ruski delegatje(?).
- Konstantinopel, %. maja.
Mladoturska vlada nadaljuje "a
piranjem reakcijonarnih elemen-
tov, Xxi SO Sc udelezili protirevolu-
cije; med mimi je zlasti mnogo
duhovnikov. Vsi pridejo pred ca
rigrajsko vojno sodiSce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
SvetOven pregled.
. A avstrijskem parlamentu j,

bill ze zopet sodni dan. Slo Sc je
Ia ustanOvitev posebne agrarne
banke Bosni. NajhujSe so divja-
Ii meSGanski nemSki in ceski po-
slanci. Drug drugemu so obetali
klofute in Sc nazivali priimki,
Xxi so V navadi V zganiarni maj
nizje vrste.
Posebno hud je bill nemSki an
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Ker so mesarsi trust ma Ia

hei 80 iuesdIshl TuSI ia I'd
padu obsodila sodiSca re veGkrat
ma denarno globo, so mesarski
trustajni podrazili meso.
Ia skusnja uci, da denarne glo-
be ne izdajo mic. Mesarske trust
jane Sc da lie TEN potion ukrotiti,
ako Sc kriSic poSlje vsaj "a pol
leta ma ricet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
General Stoessel, Xxi je bi

- General Stoessel, Xxi je bill
naJprvo obsojen ma smrt, potem
pomiloSeen ma jetniSko kazen in
navsezadnje Cd carja do celia o.
proScen, pravi, da SO V ruski ba-
stilji Z MIN in z Nebogatevom po-
stopali clovesko.
"Uprava trdnjavi," tako je
dejal general, 'je takoj umela,
da nisya politicna kaznenca.
To je razumno. General je izro-
ell trdnjavo, admiral Nebogatev
pa eskadro zunanjim sovrazni-
kom; politicni "zloGinec" Loput-
hin je izroeil pa policajskega Spi-
Jona Azeva "notranjim neprija-
teljem".