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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-14


Moved and seconded that the
publishers of the Warren Register.
Warren Sheaf. Marshall County
Banner. and Marshall County Lead
er. be notified by telephone that the
board will consider sealed bids for
the official county printing for the
year 1909. on Wednesday. January
9Th. at 800 D. m. Motion carried.
Publishers notified.
Chairman announced the COM
mittees appointed as follow:
On state bitches. Peter Nordlund.
L. p. Brandstrom and J. A. Serum.
County buildings. g. Wittensten and
F. A. Green; purchasing committee
for Stationery. printing etc.. j. A.
Serum and @. Wittensten; County
board of health. Peter Norlund. LIP.
Brandstrom and DIR. q. S. Wattam.
Resolved that we tx the salary of
the County ATTORNEY at $500. 90. for
the year 1909. Carried January 5th,
1909.
+. A. GREEN.
Chairman.
Those voting aye. Wittensten,
Brandstrom. and Green. Those
voting no. Nordlund and Serum.
Resolved that we fix the salary of
the sheriff at $500. 90. for the year
1909. Carried. January 5th. 1909.
F. A. GREEN.
Chairman.
Those voting aye, Wittensten.
Brandstrom :, and ::Green. Those
voting DO. NordIund and Serum. 5->
Resolved that We tx the salary Of
the County. Superintendent of
Schools for the year 1909. at the sum
of Sl800.00; this amount to cover his
salary and travelling expenses. keep
Of team. etc. Carried. January 5th.
a....s-s - -..s-s..S.......a...s---a~
-.-H --.-n =. F. A. GREEN. i
=. -- 49, .--...... $780,. Chairman.
Y Those voting ave, :. Wittensten.
Brandstrom. Serum and Green.
Ihose voting. no. Nordlund.
-RZHk-a-..
Resolved. that we fix the auctioneer
license for the year. 1909. at $1,000
Carried. Jan. 5th, 1909.
q, ..-.r .-z.-~--.-. ia -..- F. A. GREEN.
- -. $50, -. Chairman.
Resolved. that the sum of $500. 90.
,be: and the same. hereby is appro-
Driated and set aside from the coun-
ty revenue fund. as an incidental
fund to the county attorney con-
tingent fund. for the year 1909.
Carlied.n f., A. GREEN.
- 70 ..--- .--, - ,....' Chairman.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-14

q f. A. GREEN,
!: Chairman.
Resolved. that we fix the ferry
license for the year. 1909. at $1,000.
Adopted.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
COURT AGAIN STEPS IN
Examines AIienist at ThdW In
sanity Hearing,

White Plains, N. Y, Aug. 3.-Justice
Isaac N. Mills again stepped into the
examinations at the Thaw sanity hear
ing and from Dr. Amos T. Baker, act.
ing superintendent of the Matteawan
asylum obtained the clearest state
ment yet expressed on the stand at
the present proceedings regarding the
mental condition of the slayer of
Stanford White. The result of JUS
tice Mills questioning might be
claimed as an advantage by either
side. The witness said that he did
not consider the opportunities he had
to examine the prisoner suffi cient to
permit him to form satisfactory con-
clusion. Nevertheless the witness de.
clared his belief that the prisoner was
now insane and that Thaw's release
would be menace to public safety.
Two other alienists also declared
that Thaw was insane, in their opin-
ion, and the state announced that its
case was closed.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
a Most Valuable Agent.

The glycerine employed in DIR. Pierce's
medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
properties which it extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds in solution
much better than alcohol would. 1t also
possesses medicinal properties of its own.
being a valuable demulcent, nutritive,
antiseptfc and antiferment. It adds
greatly to the efficacy of the Black Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root, Stone
root and Queens root, contained in
aGolden Medical Discovery" in subduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, for all of which
these agents are recommended by stand
ard medical authorities.
In all cases where there is wasting
away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stomach, as In the early stages of cone
sumption, there can be no doubt that gly.
cerine facts as valuable nutritive and
aids the Golden Seal root, Stone root,
Queeh.s robt and Black Cherrybark In
promoting digestion and building up the
flesh an6Isfrength, controlling the cough
OF the while system. OF course. it must
not be EXPECTED to work miracles. 1t win
not cure consumption except in its earlier
stages. Il will cure very severe. QbStI:
nate, hang.oms chronic cQnghS. bronchial
and larynEeal -trQulleS.- and chrQnlc sore
tEIUat Win hQarseness. In acute cough3
It IS not so effective. Tt is in the lingering
hang-on coughs, or those of long standing,
even when accompanied by bleeding from
lungs, that it has performed its most
marvellous cures.
Prot. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., of Benz
nett Med. College, Chicago, says of gly.
cerine:
uIn dyspepsia itserves an excellent purpose
Holding fixed quantity of the peroxide OF
hydrogen in solution. it is one of the best
manufactured products Of the present time In
its action upon enfeebled, disordered stona-
achs, especially il there Is liberation or ca.
tarrhal gastritis catarrhal Inflammation OF
stomach, it is most efficient preparation.
Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosiS
heartburn) and excessive gastric stomach
acidity."
UGo1den Medical Discovery" enriches and
purifes the blood curing blotches. pimples.
eruptions, scrofulous swellings and old sores.
or ulcers.
Send to DR.. R. " Pierce, of Buffalo. N. Y.
for free booklet telling all about the native
medicinal roots composing this wonderfuA
medicine There is no alcohol in It.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
DEN MARK.

Says the Literary Digest in recent
issue: "It is often said that we bow
respectfully to the great books-and
do not read them. But it must be
seldom given to man to find himself
the object of such generation and ne
glect. Yet this is the picture we are
given of George Brandes, the Danish
critic and essayist, the author among
other things of life of Shakespeare
and work on the Romantic move
ment in Europe. He has achieved
European fame, his books are trans
lated into English, he is recognized as
one of the intellectual giants, yet he
himself asserts that few buy his books
and that his royalties are pitifully
small. He spends his days in con-
temptuous aloofness from the world
pursuing the intellectual life and writ
ing more books, that only the very few
read. I am famous he said recently
to Mr.. Sylvester Viereck, who paid
him a visit, but that is of no avail if
nobody reads me. My publishers
never sell more than forty copies of
my books And added Mr. Brandes,
as a sad smile f1ickered across his
Jovian visage, when the twentieth
century was about to be ushered in, a
prosperous German newspaper wrote
to me that they had planned to publish
full page review of the nineteenth
century by poet, a philosopher and a
hi bo
cause | combined in my person the
qualities of the three. ! don't care to
write for newspapers. It detracts
from my vitality and distracts me from
my real pursuits. But as the chance
for such an article occurs only once in
hundred years and I didn't expect
to live through another century,
agreed to undertake the task for a re
Enumeration of 500 crowns ($125). They
replied. regretting that they had writ
ten me. and that in view of my unrea-
sonable demands they would be COM
PEELED to enlist the services of less
expensive pens But surely American
magazines pay you well?" ooh, well,
they write me occasionally for con-
tributions and ask me to name my own
price. I don't care to do that sort OF
thing for less than 500 crowns. And
they usually send me one-half of what
demand And then Brandes, point
ing contemptuously to a booklet in
English exclaimed, this is merely one
chapter from one of my books. ] sus.
pect it is too expensive to reprint them
entirely in the English language I
write only in Danish. AS young
man l used to write German and Eng
fish. but I can't bother to rewrite my
books several times I must devote
myself to my studies"
MARION S. NORELiTS
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
NORWAY.

Captain Engelstad of the Norwe
gian navy met death by lightning July
"a. He was taking metereollogica OBJ
servations during thunderstorm and
coming to touch the winch holding the
copper wire attached to the kite, which
was thousand yards high, was struck
dead. Captain Engelstad was an of.
ficer of high attachments. He was to
have commanded the polar expedition
ship Fran, of the much-talked of
Amundsen polar expedition.
In Bergen st. Hans Night was OBJ
served by dancing and general festivi.
ties at all the inns up in the noun.
tains. In Sverresborg there was
"felesspiel,' national dances and vau.
deville. In the Nygaardspark there
was grand concert, which was at.
tended by several thousand people. In
Christiania there came a drenching
rain, which placed damper on the
grand festivities planned there.
Reports from Norway state that En-
peror Williams Norwegian trip will be
abandoned this season owing to politi-
cal complications at home. This will
be the first time for a great many
years that Emperor William will not
be cruising in Norwegian waters. 1t
is fully believed, however, that the
Trondhjem cathedral will receive it's
annual donation of $1,000 from the en-
peror.
That weather in Norway can act
very freakish at times is conc1usively
evinced by the fact that last month,
about June 20, cows froze to death in
the vicinity of Hegsfjord and flock of
sheep met a similar fate while they
were on their way up the mountains
for the fresh pastures. Only a few
miles away from there, however, the
weather was warm and pleasant
]. Jansen, Norwegian lecturer of
note and director for the Grand Bio
graphical company of Christiania, re-
Gently arrived in America, where he
will give series of stereopoticon lee
lures, showing some very fine views of
Norwegian scenery and folk life He
has already given three very success
full lectures in Brooklyn, N. Y.
During the Cresund races there were
no Swedish boats entered as competi-
tors this year. There were two Ger
man boats and three British. During
the handicap race from Warnemunde
to Copenhagen, there was only one
Danish boat, the remaining three were
Norwegian boats.
Little Prince CLAWS birthday was
observed July 2. There was morn.
ing salute of twelve cannon in his
honor and during the day a large num-
Der of poor children in the capital
city were remembered with small
presents.
The committee on education appoint
ed by the storthing has purchased for
the government the Falstad school,
belonging to the Trondhjem "Kom.
mune," for IS, 900 crowns.
Dr. Holm's tourist hotels on Finse
and Gjeilo will cost when completed
something over 100000 crowns. An
English syndicate is also interested
with the doctor.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Aug. Cattle -Beeves
S4.1O067.50; Texas steers. s4.00@5.60;
Western steers, $400@6.00; stockers
and feeders, $4.O0@6.30; cows and
heifers, $2.00@5.15; calves, $500
TIE. Hogs-Light, s7.30@7.90: mixed
s7.30@7S5; heavy, $72O@S00; rough,
$7.2007.45; good to choice heavy
$7.zoOs.00; pigs, s6.7097.75. Sheep
Native, $3O0@5.50; Western, $500
05.25; yearlings, $4.7o06.00; lambs,
$4.50@7.70.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
HEAVY GAIN IN TWO MONTHS
Traffic en- Northwestern Railroads
PICKING Up.

That traffic on the Northwestern
railroads is steadily picking up is
demonstrated by the fact that the
amount of business handled at the
Minnesota Transfer at St. Paul is SO
per cent greater than it was the first
of June. An average of 5000 cars is
handled at the transfer now as COM
pared to 1000 two months ago. The
advance has been in all kinds Of
traffic.
There has hardly been any gain in
the eastbound movement on the trans
continental lines. Comparatively lit
tie lumber is being shipped. With the
prospect that the duty from Canada
will be removed there is no active de-
mand for forest products. The move
ment westbound is steadily increas-
ing, general merchandise and building
material of all kinds being shipped
in large quantities.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
That's the Question.

than we can answer them, and few
days ago his uncle told him he would
turn into an interrogation point.
agreed with him and said that had
once seen a picture of a little boy
turning into one. He had become
more and more curved and finally had
become just a large Interrogation
point.
Cliff listened intently, and when L
had finished he instantly asked, well,
how did they keep the dot under himY'
Delineator.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
ST. PAUL MAN USES AN AXE
Injuries Three Policemen Before He
Is OverpoWered.

After chasing his wife and chill
dren out of the house with an axe,
injuring one policeman in fight and
barricading the doors of his home
against a squad of policemen, Louis
La Brie of st. Paul was finally over
powered, but not until he had laid
two officers low with blows on the
head with his axe
None of the officers we're seriously
injured, but La Brie is now at the
city hospital, where he probably will
be kept for week or more before he
fully RECEIVERS from the injuries re-
ceived before he was finally over
powered.
The trouble is said to have started
when La Brie reached home and
found his evening meal was not ready
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
BECAUSE NOTE WAS OVERDUE
Wealthy Minneapolis Mser Commits
Suicide.

After boarding his savings of SIT,
coo by cobbling shoes all his life
Erick Floborg of Minneapolis, forty
seven years old, a bachelor, shot him
self because 1907 note which was
past due had not been paid. Floborg
had worked in the little shop foT
twelve years. He had several thou
sand dollars in cash in banks and the
remainder was invested in paying real
estate.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Aug. 4.-Wheat-On track
No. L hard, $1.251s; No. 1 Northern,
$1.24; No. Northern, $1,22; Sept,
$1.O2; Dec, $100; May, $1.04. Flax
TO arrive and on track, $1.38a;
Sept, s137a4; Oct, $134A; Nov, ST.
34A; Dec, $1.31.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 4.-Wheat-Sept., ST.
01A@1.01M; Dec, $100A; May, ST..
OSh. Corn-Sept., 633s @631ac; Dec.
52K M5214c: May, 53c. Oats-Sept.
361ac; Dec. 36B @37c; May, 39c. Pork
Sept, s20.371a; jan, s16.277s. But
ter-Creameries, go 25c; diaries, &c
@23lac. Eggs-1s11 023c. Poultry
Turkeys, 14c; chickens, 14c: springs
Ice.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07

Cling. Ida Lewis, from her eyrie at
the south end of the harbor on clus.
ter of rocks, saw the girls danger and
jumped into her boat, named like the
first one, The Rescue.
With bravery and vigor remark
able in woman of nearly three score
and ten she rowed to the girls and,
one after another, lifted them into her
boat.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, Aug. Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $5.5006.50; fair to good
s4.50055O, good to choice cows and
heifers, S425M525; veals, $4.75@6.5C
Hogs-s7. 25017.50 Sheep-Wethers,
s4.7505.25; yearlings,. $5.25@5.75;
lambs, s5.50@6.75; spring lambs,
s6,75m7.25.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Aug. 4.-Wheat-Sept.
s1.0oM m1.o1; Dec, 1914 @995sc. On
track-No. ] Northern. SIPS; No. 2
Northern, $123; No. 8 Northern, ST.
19@1.21.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
Damascus.

Damascus claims, with very good
reason, to be considered the oldest city
in the world. The place remains very
much what it was before the days of
the patriarch Abraham, an island of
verdure set in the Syrian desert, and
has martial and sacred associations
extending through thirty centuries.
According to Josephus, Damascus was
founded by Uz, the son of Aram and
grandson Of Shem. 1t is first mention
ed in Scripture in connection with
Abraham, whose steward was native
of that place Genesis XIV. 2.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07
At the Right Counter.

The old lady with the pale blue UNI
brella had been standing at the sta
tlonery counter for ten minutes.
Il want to be waited on" she snap
ped impatiently.
Certainly, madam" fastened the
hoorWalker. do you wish a station.
cry clerk?"
Stationary clerk? Gracious! They
all seem stationary. They don't want
to move. Baltimore Sun.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07

the dedication OF the Orsa-Sveg rail
way, the 10th inst There we're at
least 5000 people who attended the
dedication festivities.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07

Leaders of Fashion Now Occupying
Summer Homes on the Shores of the
MaIaren-Average Stockholmian Is
a Generous Host, Although City Has
but Few MiIlionaires-Poor People
Welcome Summer as a Season
When They Can Reduce Expenses.
Morris tribune., 1909-08-07

ADDS FIVE TO HER RECORD
Ida Lewis, Famous Lifesaver, Makes
Heroic Rescue.

Newport, f. l., Aug. Ada Lewis,
the Grace Darling of America who
from Lime Rock lighthouse, off this
harbor, had saved the lives of eight.
cen persons. has added five more to
her splendid record.
A steamboat from New York raised
so heavy swell that she overturned
a boat in which were five girls. In.
stantly they were shrieking and strug.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-02
MEDNAR0DNE MANIFESTO
CHE MA CESKEM

Oh priliki ceskega strankinega
zbora sta sc vrSili ma Ceskem dive
velikanski m~anifestaciji delav-
silva, Xxi sta tako sijajno potrdili
voljo ceskega proletarijata, NADIA
l%.jevati socialisticno delo osvobo-
ditve V slOgi z delavstvom vseh
narodov, da Sc mora kakor pena
razbliniti vsako upanje narod-
njaSkih hujskacev, XII nicesar ma
svetu he zele tako vToce, kakor da
bi Sc delavstvo dalo raZtrgati in
potem premagati cd kapitalizma
vseh nar,dov. Res je, da so narod-
ne strasti V Avstriji razgrete, ka-
kor da bi Sc bila pravkar sele po-
rodila narodna zavest. Res je, da
so nacionalistiGni boji V mescan-
skin krogih potisnili zanimanje "a
VISA druga politicna vprasanja,
izvzemSi ministrske sedeze in po-
dobne ideale V ozadje. Res je, da
zivimo prav sredi tega Macdonald
~sticnega blaznenja. Res je pa tudi,
da je delavstvo vseh narodov v
Avstriji re tako izuseno, da Sc ne
da z nobenim Scuvanjem wee pre-
slepiti, temvec pozna svoje prave
~interese tako natancno, da ne po-
maya nobeno sovinisticno sredst-
vo wee prot njegovi slogi in enot-
nosti.
V torek zveGer je sklicala orga-
'nizacija III. ceskega okrozja ljud-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-02
Listu v podporo.

X izkaZani svoti $500 spada
siedeci zapisnik z banketa druSt.
Naprej st. > SNPJ. Pri veSeljem o.
mizju kurjega pogreba Sc izvoli
soglasno deleg. Sarca predsedni-
kom, del. +. StoniGa tajnikom.
Martina Zeleznikaria blagajni-
kom. Vsi kurji pogrebci SO cato,
da nabere predsed. Sarc emo svoto,
kteri potem lahko daruje kamor
hoce. Sarc nabere 5000. Ker pa
proglasi Sarc nabrano svoto Pro-
letarcu V podporo, Sc ga izkljuci
in kaznuje "a 25c. Dale Sc skle-
ne. da Sc mora vsak |pogrebnik IL
deleziti Snofanja; to Snofanie je
pa wear $ kaznijo; istotako Sc
kaznuje tiste. Xxi ne marajo Snofa-
ii. kurjega pogreba Sc udeleze
vsi; pa tudi Snofanja Sc udeleze
vsi. Eden daruje DC. ker mi Kuzni-
ka. - Splosna zanimivost "a ku-
Ri pogreb je velika. Zanimivost
pa tudi Ii s%nOfanje. cato Sc je pa
nabralo enkrat V papiriu So; en-
KRAFT V papirju 81 enkrat V papi-
rju 81; 3krat pc soc; 3krat pc
25c.; II KRAFT pc Zoe; 26krat pc
5$c.; l5krat pc lie. Debate so bile
zelo zivahne in humoria veliko.
Sklep kurjega pogreba.
j. Sarc, IA predsednistvo;
f. Stonic. IA tajnistvo;
VI. Zeleznikar "a blagajniStvo.
Val. Stalick nasproti ''Gl. Sv."
soc; Stucin nasproti Stalicku
46c.; Sarc 15c.: Pecjak 15c.: Ru-
gelj 25c.; j. VogriG 25c.; Urbas
Val. soc. Joe Zalokar 81; FIR. Pa
vlovic SOC. j. Cainkar 81; Neime-
novan 25c. FIR. Kace 25c.; Poto-
kar 25c.; Neimenovani $1.39.
Skupna svota IL Clevelanda $7.15.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-02

tam, kJer je nestetokrat tekla de-
lavska kri vboju "a njegove idea
lie ,je bill ma velikanskem travni-
ku pred "Delavskim Domom
ljudski shod oh ogromni udelez-
bi. Tri komisarje je poslala poll
ticna oblast; diva sta sedela ma
odru. Ljudska Sola .je bila polna
oroznikov. y kladensko delavstvo
je tega vajeno. Shod Sc je izvrsil
pray tako, kakor da nj bilo nobe-
mega javnega organa poleg. lie
enkrat je prvi komisar postal
nervozen, ko je hrvatski zastop-
mix govoril o veleizda.jniskem
procesu.
Il ozirOm ma tiranijo prostora
ne moreno o gOvorih ma TEN i'm
pozatnem shodu javljati mic dru-
zega, kakor da so bill vsi polni
omega duha, Xxi je vladal ma smi-
hovskem shodu. Govoril 'je prvi
p~oslanec ModraGek o StaliSGu So
elaine demokracije glede ma ma
rodno %vpraSanje; potem so imeli
besedo poslanec sodrug Beer IA
nemSko, kirkov IA bolgarsko,
Vrhovsky IA SlovaSko socialno
demokracije. Capponi "a Hrvate,
kristan IA Slovence. Socialism nj
sentimentalnost. Ampak kdor je
gledal Ogromno mnozico Y deset-
letjih preizkuSenih trpinov, ma
vduSenO "a skupne ideale vsega
delavstya, pripravljeno IA boz, Sc
nj mogel ubraniti ginjenosti. Xxi
pa vendar nj mogla premagati po-
nosne zavesti s takim l%judstvom.
5 takimi bojevniki moramo zmaga
ii. pa ce bi Sc Z naSimi Sovrazniki
zdruzil sam pekel! "R. p"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-02
Knjizevnost

'Nasi Zapiski" 10 week pri-
naSa to lie vsebino: Inz. \. Stebi
NaSa Industrial. - Ivan Cankar
Plsma Jeremijeva. - DR.. D.: Ma.
rodnostno vpraSanje ma zboru ceS
Ike socialno demokraticne stran.
Ike. - Pregled. - O. ZupanGic
Epigrami.
"NaSe Zapiske" sc naroGa
Ljubljani 6 III. Sebenburgova IL
lea.
Revijo priporo6amo vsem mai
topleje V naroGitev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-02

In Jim kaZan revOlVerJe tako dol
go, da so slednji, razjareni, zgra-
bill par teh kreatur in jih poste-
no naklestili. Satanski naklep Sc
je posreeill S posredovanjem
kompanije je county serif takoj
poklical V sluzbo 200 posebnih de-
putijev in obenem pozval tudi dive
ceti drzavnih konstableriev, da
cuvajo mir in red' V McKees
Rocksu.
Gin so konstablerji, ali kakor
so jih pc vsi pravici nazivali de
lavci, pennsylvania "kozaki",
priSli V McKees Rocks. zadobilo je
doslej mirno mestece povsem dru-
go lice. Nastopili so dnevi grozo-
tie, neizrecenega barbarizma in
prelivanja Medicine krvi. Nj ga
bio dneva, da Sc ne hi bill ''ko-
zaki' obneSli 2 novim, brutalnim
cinom in da ne bi tekla kri. Pricel
Sc je boz ma zivljenje in smrt.
"kozaki" so pretepali delavce 2
bici ma ulicah, krog tvorniee in
povsod. kjer So mogli - in tudi
streljali so nanje. Mex Slovak je
takoj prve dni oblezal smrtno a
MEN, ko je bezal pred zverinskimi
'kozaki''. Sodrug J. w. Slayton IL
Pittsburgh je pobral njegovo suk-
MO ,ktero Sc hrani Ia spomin /;
suknja je Y Stiriindvajsetih kra-
Jih p%revrtana cd krogelj Zr-
iva je pozneie umrla V bolnici.
Mex drugi delavec. Italian, Sc je
skril IA ograjo. ktera obkroza
kompanijsko poSestvo, in cd tam
%opazoval divjajoGe konStablerje.
Diva "kozaka" sta ga zagledala
in ma konjih vdrla "a MIN. Ko il
ma je priSel V pesti, pritiskal ga
je jedan k tom. docim ga je dru-
gi "kozak' tako neusmiljeno toll
KEEL $ kolicem. da Sc ie siromak o.
ne~svestil. Napod mrtvega SO pobra
Ii Strajkarji in ga odvedli V boil
nico.
Taxi in jednakli dogodki so Sc
ponavljali vsak dan. Uniformirani
divjaki so gromadili zioGin ma zlo-
Gin! Nj cuda, da Sc je zgrazala
VISA Amerika tiste dni, ko so Gaso-
psi Sirili vesti o krvavih bojih V
McKees Rocksu. In tudi nj cuda,
da so strajkarii V silobranu ma
pram brutalni sill rabbi silo: da
so Sc Z raznovrstnim orozjem in
kamenjem branili pred skabi in
''kozaki' - in da so Sc z mimi
junaSko borile tudi njihove zene.
V jednem mesecu, odkar je trajal
BOZ, je bio bolj ali mani ranjenih
rs oseb, vstevSi tudi par konSta-
blerjev in skabov; smrtno ranje-
nth je bio Sest strajkarjev. STRIFE
Strajkarji so pozneje umrli V boil
nici, a jeden hrvatski delavec,
Stjepan Horvat, je oblezal ma uli-
CT - mrtev, cadet o ''kozaSke''
krogle. V jednem samem dnevu -
10. julia - je bio ranjenih 80
strajkarjev.
Istotako krvave dneve so imeli
strajkarji V Butleru. Straik Sc j.
vrSil popolnoma mirno. dokler nj
bio "kozakov''; jedino kompa-
nijske barabe so storile vse. da hi
provocirale izgrede. Ko so priSli
konstablerji mesto, zbrali so Sc
Strajkarji. Nth zene in otroci ma
uliGnih hodnikih in radovedno
gledali vojake ma konjih. Delavci
MISC slutili mic hudega.
malie Drih
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