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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-28
MORE CARS
in SERVICE
Philadelphia Faces WalkOut
Of 10000 Men
TWO MORE RIOT VICTIMS
ONE HUNDRED ARRESTS RESULT
ED FROM SUNDAYS DISORDERS
POLICEMEN SERIOUSLY in
..,sJuREp TODAY sRs RUNNING
ON NEARLY EVERY LINE.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2S.-Despite
the acts of violence committed by the
riotous crowds throughout the city last
night, the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Co. was prepared this morning to open
various lines with an increased number
of cars. Members of the idle Sunday
throngs had been once more transform
ed into hard working citizens or were
still resting from yesterdays exciting
experiences, for very little difficulty was
experienced in the operation of any
line in the early part of the day.
Yesterdays record of nearly 1000
cars operated promises to be eclpsed
before tonight. Through the central
sections of the city, many of the con-
veyances were being run without even
single policeman aboard, but in the
outlying sections mounted escorts were
the rule.
Sympathetic Strike Ordered.
More important than the ability of
the transit company co operate cars is
the probable effect of the sympathetic
strike, decided upon by the leaders Of
every labor organization at a meeting
held yesterday. This walkout of 3d.
900 union workers is scheduled for next
Saturday unless the differences be-
tween the transit company and it's for
mer employees have been amicably ad-
| justed before that time.
Up to City Officials.
Organized labor having spoken, and
| the company having stated that there
is nothing to arbitrate, the subject Is
now up to the municipal administration.
| The decision for a general strike is
conditioned on the city of Philadelphia
making a bonaflde effort to arbitrate
the differences between the company
/ and men. The city is partner in the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., having
their representatives on the board of
directors. These representatives are
elected by two branches of the city
council The present members are
| Mayor Reyburn, Geo III. Earle, jr., and
VIM. FL. Carpenter.
Sunday Riots Fatal.
Yesterdays rioting resulted in the
i death of man and a boy, the injury
D of two boys from bullets and the
wounding of half a hundred other per-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-28

The palace is located in the center
Of Khartoum, city Of about $4,000
inhabitants. 1t has magnificent
grounds adjoining and is a beautiful
structure of white stone. 1t was here
that General Gonord once estab-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-28

the last city of any size up the Nile
on the frontier.
From Khortoum on Colonel Roose-
velt's trip will be one of comparative
luxury and ease and he will again be
able to indulge himself in the pleas
ures Of the civilized world.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-28

ties in which they originated"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-28
HE WEATHER

Snow tonight or Tuesday. colder.
Barometer 2s:55; Maximum tempera-
ture 20: minimum temperature ID
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-28
Up to City Officials.
Sunday Riots Fatal.

Yesterdays rioting resulted in the
death OF man and a boy, the injury
of two boys from bullets and the
wounding of half hundred other per-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
Zalostna dedscina.

Dobroznano dejstvo je, da otro-
ci pOdedujejo po svojih starSih ne
samo njihove kreposti, marvec
tudi mnoge napake. Najzalost-
nejSa dcdSGina je bolezen ali
nagnjenost k istej. Taxi ljude hi
moral vednO kar najbolje skrbe-
ii Ease in tiste. Xxi Jill nadleguje.jo
revmatizem. razdrazliivoSt in dru-
&c dolgotrajne bolezni. ~opozarja-
mo ma TrinerjevO ameriSko zdra-
vino grenko vino. Xxi V takih slu-
tajih gotovo prav izvrStno uGin-
kuje. Pomniti treba, da ie redna
rrebava temeli zdrav.ia i'm moGi
in da ie T~rinericvo vino tudovito
zdravilo IA Svc prebavne nered-
noSti. Uravnava delovanir vseh
organov, olajSava Dol in SGipanie.
lelodcne neprilike, 2apeko. tudi
zaStaralo, revmatizem, glavobol in
Grevcsne bolezni. Trinerievo vi
no je sedai mnogo moGnejSe in
ina vecjo zdravilno moe nego DO
pref. V lekarnah. Jos. Triner.
1333-l339 SO. Ashland Avenue.
Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
DOBRO SLUZBO

lahko dobi vSak mladcniG ali 90
spoditna ma zeleznici ali pa pri
brezziGnem brzojavu". Odkar
Jr osemurni dclavnik postal "a
kon in So mnoIc b~rczziGnc posta-
Je, prlmanjkujc priblizno 10000
b%rzojavnih vsluzbenccv. ZaGetni-
XII dobivajo $40 do 500 meseGno.
NaSa sofa jc pod nadzorStvom Vi
Sjlh brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem.
kl dokontajo solo 5 povoljnim
vspchom, so Sluzbc O%siguranc. Pi-
Site "a podrobnosti Solskemu "a
vodu. Xxi VAN ie najblizji. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute. Cincin-
natl, o., Philadelphia. Pa, Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia. S. c.. Da-
venport, Ia. Portland. Ore.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

nj preobrat kot vazen pripomocek
Ia splosni druzabni preobrat, XII
je mogoc Sc lie takrat, ko je druz-
ba ekonomsko in duSevno zrela
zanj. Socialni preobrat je tedaj
dvojen: Druzabni in individualni.
Brcz tega harmonitnega hotenja
socializem nj popoln.
Iato pa nihGe ne more biti emo
stranski in zahtevati Socialne re
volucije samO cd onih. Xxi uzivajo
sadove kapitalisticne nadproduk-
cije, temveG duSevni preobrat V
socialism je odviscn V prvi vrsti
cd 18TH, Xxi Jill mai socialism "a
stopa.
s TEN preobratom je dan pogoj
do boljSega socialnega in druzab-
mega razumevania potreb social
nth celOt. SOcialna ZakonOdaja n.
pr. temelji na TEN duScvnem pre-
obratu posameznika, XII prihaja
tako Samizscbe do vcl.iave.
Ia duSevni preobrat V social
zcm pa daic tudi moznoSti razu-
mcvati. da ie Socialna krivica lie
clovekovo hotenjc vladati mad
svoiim bliznjim.
Dale prihodnjiG.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
STE re POSTAL DRZAVIJA.
MI?

&c Sc niste, je najbolje, da 81
takoj nabavite k~njizico v slovens-
KEN ieziku: "Naturalizacijski "a
kon" poljudno raztolma5en "a
vsakega.
KnJlzica stane Same 16 ct. in Sc
10 naroci pri sodr. John PetriCu
27O8 So. Lawndale Ave, Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
Bog ga je zapustil, ker je mani

o. I N~i JS LlaiJ
pozabll Ako dOleti kakSnega
Gloveka. Xxi .je pri klerikalcih "a
radi socialisticncga miSljenia sla-
DO zapisan, nesrcca, ali pa. ako
obuboza ali sc mu kaj podobnega
prlpeti, takoj sliSiS govoriti: Bog
ga ie zapustil, ker je mani poza-
bill Klerikalec ne vidi in no
&c videti. ia .ie vzrok pogibclii Y
danaSnji druIbi brczcutjc. ncra-
zum in surovi boi IA ziylicnic.
Slim in jaki zmaga SlabScga. ka-
pitalits %unituje malega obrtnika.
izkoriSca delavca. vclcposestn;k
koplje grob kmctovalcu. konku-
renca u%nicuje vzaiemno ljudski
obstol. Tega vScga klcrikalec ne
vidi. Ianj vel!ia: Bog ga .jc "a
pustil 49,. SIEVE. mic videti in
mic SliSati je koristneiSe kot pa
bojevati Sc prot neredu in skazi.
II, katerim koristi. MISC hvalez-
nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem. trganje 30 udih, neural
gijo, z~vinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
ievim pain Expeller''. Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi V A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a 25
centov steklenicG in Sc spozna po
v%arstveni znamki s sidrom. Pri
kupOvanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
Judezki BRAND. fra

- Judezkl BRAND, %francOski
miniStcrski predsednik hi bill kma-
In zginiI 5 politicncga pozoriS6a,
ko so Ga Y zbornici trdo prijeli
zavolio zelczniSkega Strajka So
cialisticni poslanci. ma celu Jim
zborni govornik sodrug .Jaures
Judezu Sc je zapletel jerk. V
sveti jezi, ko so ga imcli socia-
listicni poslanci Skripcih. ie "a
klical: "Ako bi 81 vlada ne mo-
gla pomagati S posta~2imi sredst-
vi, segla hi pc nepostavnih."
komaj je .Iudez izgovor : te be
sede, re SC mu socialisticni pc
slanci klicali cd vseh strani
Dictator odstrani SCI" V zbor-
nici je nastal takSen hruSc. da
BRAND sploh nj dobil besede.
Drugi dan je pa .Judez z advo-
katsko prekanjenostjo in zvitost-
10 ~izjavil, da ga je zbornica ralu-
mela narobe. 10 ie priSlo do gla-
sovanja, je glasovalo proti vladi
1873 poslanccv. S socialist so gla-
sOvali tudi radikalci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
ALTA.
(Spisal Vladimir Schweiger..)
(Konec.)
Pokopali so zupnika

10 mu 1e truO Srcc, |ieuot
Brata so pokopali in on je zrl IL
dale, cakal je ma plen IL dale,
da ga pograbi kakor diva EVER
"Pokop je minil, In zdaj V zu-
pnisGe ...
PlaGam! plaGam!"
u o~pletajocim korakom sc je
napotil v z%upniSGe. kamor so Sc
vrnili ~pogrebci, duhovni, pokopa-
ci. In Atila .ie StOpil med ME in
glas Sc inu nj zatreSel. hreSceGe je
zabuGal n.jegov glas, opotekel Sc
.ie in izustil
"Dragi. JAZZ sem mu brat! kje
jc testament. testament
In pogledali SO Sc ljudje in Gu
dill.
"DcdStina ic moia' JAZZ
sem mn brat druge zlahte
nj, nj .ic bilo Date mi tesla
mcnt!'
In Stopil ie mlad kaplan pre-
dcnj, Sepctnil mn ie ma uho nekaj
ncrazumliivcga in odSla sta IL
pritliinc Sobc.
Yum sta Stopila in pc Stopnji-
cab Y prvo uadStropjc. Y postra-
no soho. tn Skoli y >tran>ko izbo.
Brcz kljuccv St je dprlo. Same
Sc ie udalo in v>topila sta.
V kotu .ic Stala okrogla zcnSka,
aupniSka kuharica, g~o>podinja ie
ravnala pcrilo. Srepo je uprla po-
gled Y priSleca, zardela je hipno,
SpoznavSi Alta.
"Kaj pa ii tn. katra?" .je pra-
sal kaplan.
Mic! +. kaj hi? Ravnam peri
10, drugo VAN mic mari"
"Kaj? JAZZ dobim vse? . .
Kje je denar?" .je Atila kri6al
vskipevSi vsled mnoge zavzite pi-
ja6e.
Tho, tn sem JAZZ gospodinia.'
"Vun, vrag, Yum Sc poberi.'
rentaGil je razkaGen.
"TihO! tho! BON JAZZ pokazal, y
sill Sc je kaplan.
Pomiril Sc jc AtiIa. stopil ie Z
mladim clovekom k vrliki omari.
ne brigaie Sc "a okroglo kuharico.
Odprla sta omaro. mic nista rabi-
la kljueev, XII so lczali ma pisalni
mizi samo Sc je odprlo.
Prazna .je bila Skoro. Katra V
kotu je pomeziknila in nehote
zgubala lice ter zategnila ustne
Atila je prevrgel nekai cunj V
start omari. par robcey. uekoliko
papirja in zlovoljno zarentaGil.
P%ogledala sta nizko omaro. In do
letelo jul ie kar pri prvi.
Vzkipel je Atila, oci so mu "a
krvavele in otekle izStopile IL ia
mic:
"Vlacuga, kje je denar!"
katra nj dejala niGesar. privle-
kla je robec IL zepa in 81 otrnila
solze IL suhih oci, zardevSi sramu.
"Tu! tut" je klical kaplan in
stopila sta pred pisalno mizo.
Zaklenjeno .je bilo in Atila Sc
je pomiril.
Odprla sta, V kotu Sc je fable
stelo nekaj desetic. petite, kronic
in tOlarjev.
Atila Jill je pograbil hlastno.
roparsko segel pc njih in jih "a
vii V svojo velikansko temnorde-
go ruto 2 modrimi mrezami.
Mic nj stel, vtaknil ie V Yep in
"knjizice. knjizice. VlaGuga.
denar in knjizice!
Rohnel in besncl .ic kakor divji.
In metal ic papiric IL kota V
kot, trgal .iih in Jill mcckal. mic
Sc mu Jill nj zdelo Skoda.
Nlcesar zazeljenega nj naSel.
Ozrl Sc .ic in Sc ugledal V zrca-
In Z velikimi krvavimi in izbulie-
mimi ocmi. zravnal Sc ic. mahnil 5
pcStjo in razbil steklo.
Takrat Sc jc izgubil kapIan IL
sobc, vStopila sta ma to oriaSka
crno obletcna grobaria in besni
AtiIa jc bill Y par trcnutkih ma
ccsti.
Roparji! tatovi, cigani!'' ie
rohnel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
mase, temvec tudi cloveka, kot
posameznika?
Kaj .je socialna pravicaY

'AA PooNI ~
SO pa tudi protislovja, XII MISC ma
ravna. Xxi so umetno skupaj I'VE
rizena in skrpucana. Taxa proti-
slovja so nele nepotrebna. ampak
tudi skodljiva.
Liberalni individualizem je V
protislOvju $ srednjeveSkim uni
veralizmom. Anarhnem ie strast-
nj sovraznik socializma. Ia profit
slovja MISC umetna. temvec ma
ravna, ker so plod razvitka.
Anarhizem hoce popolnO pro-
sost poSameznika. Do skrajnosti
izvedeni individualizem je anar-
hizem. Popolna svoboda posamez-
nika ne pozna nobenc meje. owl
r.. postave. Pozna Same posamez-
nika $ Svobodnimi kretniami.
Socialism zastopa nasprotno
moe %celote. druzbe. Pravi, da Sc V
tenn rodi tudi Svoboda posamezni-
ka. Y koIikor mu je %potrebna "a
ncoviran razvoj.
MiScl, la jc socialism zgolj 60
SpodarStvcn. administration in
politiSki program - ie napaGna.
Doba. ko je bilo %Socialno vpraSan-
j. le leila ielodca i'm vscobilja. je
H. IN Mani. DandancS so ypraSan-
ia GiSto notranjcVa znataja mno-
gokrat cminrntno Socialna. zahte-
vajo zaintcreSirania in lojalne re
Sitvc. V Svojem v%Sakdaniem xiv
ljcnju Srecavamo PROVISIONAL. XII
Jill I n Strani poydaria socialno
in SocialiStiGno naGclo. I Drug pa
individualistiGni nagon. XII ga IA
StOpa anarhizem.
kai ic Socialilrm Ma kratko,
On Strcmi pc preobratu danaS-
ME druzbe. V kakSncm Smislu?
Da ckonomSko. goSpodarstveno
ilravna danaSnjr vclike razlike
med l.iudmi. V Ia namen zahteva
poSploS'njc ali podruzabljen.ie
produKclJSklh Sr'dSteN. To Je te-
meljni in pryotni Stayck modcr-
.'@a Soclal'|ma. same" ON. kl Sto-
)! "' ''"' S'"'lS'"' more Srol re-
Il. da jc socialist.
MAJ j. 'or'J : p~r"ohratom dru-
ne = ''"l j. h~aJ''ShcJr |ve"aha
''Noua poNa'hcHnlKa kot druzabne-
~ r~'"''''Ja. N"'erlaliS'lcna mo-
/o'lJ"' : h"''r" 81 noe" ia pre-
""r"' /lahSlNeh" ul'm'lllI, gre
p''"'l'' V 'NS'r''nh"st III pozao-
-" r'da ia p"Na'''/hlka kot ZlVo
III notice. ol,l'.
~IoSaile|hIK J' Nedh" |av>emal
' "r''|pl VAN" meSto' |" " vsied
VA e III" \Nak p~"NaiHe|hlk
"' "r'Hp'' ' kaI'rl NV IN 81 gln-
.J'' ''"l u"'"fi"N'l' |akal II SN"-
jim dru]ahhlh IN Sorlalnlh dolzno-
SUI i"NaJa poSame|nlk tud SvoJa
Prh'a' kak"r Vidlmo To iahko
S''i'arhi dah.
'ora'h" pa Sc mi do%d"Ia, da
T pretirahI lndi1idualizem pre-
""l'c' K'r pom" ' PRIV vrStl sa-
mo pravlce poSameZnika. doGim
. SNoJih doi|l"S'ih hoce nlcesar
'"'l all pa jim Ie heJaSno III nego-
'oa" hagiaSa.
/" ava harcIha |naka Y naSem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
SOCIALIZEM ~POSAMEZNIKA.

proglaSajo mas cas- IA ne%socialen,
kapitalistiGen. IA cas- gmOtne sile.
Oboji imajo pray; zakaj ma
sprotstva Sc vedno vjemajo.
Pryim Sc dozdeva, da Tive ze
sredi mogoGno napredujoce socia-
lizacije, sredi omega procesa du-
Sevnega in gmotnega zivljenia,
kterega slikajo ljudje IL strogo
meSGanskega pokolenja, krOgi de-
narne aristokracijc, "a gmotno in
duSevno nasilstvo.
o Socializaciji druzbe Sc govori
Z gotovostjo, XII je lastna L. dale
kovidnim ljudem. Nsi pa streme
III TEN, ia Sc komplikacija da-
naSnje druabc pomnozi, da Sc ka-
pital Sc boil Sigurno in viSje ma
lozi. da Sc imetje posameznika Sc
boil pravno in druzabno ava
rujc.
Ogleimo ii to-
To, kar danes kulturc %lclian
clovek imenuie in oznaGa "a so
cializem, ie : kulturnega in umSt-
ycncga vidilia druIabna vzgo-
ia. Za filozofiio. literature. umet-
most, goSpodarStvo in admin
>traciio jc socialism ~vzgoicval-
ma smer. Tcmeljni in. lahko re
Gem. prvotni princip j. dcmokra-
eliza.
To samoobScbi naStalo drulab-
no pedagogiko. vz~gojcvalno plat
Socializma, delimo ma diva della:
V invidualcn in druzbcn del. In
vidualna vzgoja Sloni ma druihc-
nj. druga drugo izpopolnjuicta.
DoSlej ie umStveni in 6uvstve-
hi socializem podpiral zlasti dru-
zbeno vzgojo, vzgojo zanemarie-
nth mas. V TEN je obenem re tudi
titala vzgoja poSameznika.
: StaliSta, da ie d%anaSnia dru-
zabna uredba. danaSnji druzahni
red nepopoln in vSlcd tega krivi-
cen. vzgaia socialism nczadovolj-
nezr k uporu. Upor ic vedno lie
doSledno izvedena ncgaciia. Am
pax Ia negativna miSel zc tici V
bodoti pozitivnosti - povsem ne
znani in Sc ncpriznani.
Socialism mas .ic o~znacil da-
naSnjo drzavo "a kriviGno in je
tcmu postavil naSproti Sc danes
nrjaSni pojem pravicc. Iahteva-
ma potreba druzabnega preobrata
Je danes Ia pravica. Po naukih So
cializma Sloni danaSnja driava ma
dveh bergljah: Ma goSpodStvu in
izkoriScanju. Ona jc tedai inSti-
tucija g~ospodstva uredba "a IL
koriStanje. Treba je tcda.i izpod-
biti ii dive bcrglii in prcobrat ie
popolen.
5 tenn %naziranicm jc stopil V
zlvljenje boz proti DRAW. Del no.
We socialne vzgoie temelii v tenn
bOju.
Cilj je postala cloveSka druzba
breZ suzenjstva. MAJOR q sVobOdi.
enakosti in bratStvu je : TEN "a
dobil tisto drug pomen. nego ga
je incl Sc V francoski revoluciji.
V tenn boju. Xxi pravzaprav nj
bog proti DRAW, temveG le boj Ia
osvobojo telesa in duha IL preveli-
Ike odvisnosti. tici velika tendenca
move socialne vZgojc. Posamezni
odstavki tie vzgoje so: PosploSen-
je ljudske izobrazbc. pravna, poll
tiSka in druianna enakopravnost.
omejitev denarnc ali kapitalne
nadmoci. moznosti duSrvne indi-
vidualne konkurence. Socialno
zavarovanje popolnoma drzav-
ljanska svobOda it'd. it'd.
Y teh posamcznih d~etailih mo-
dcrnega Socialnega nazora mai Sc
zrcali individualna yzgoia Socia-
LIMA.
Nastane ~vpraSanje: Ali jc la
druIbena III individualna vzgoja
zadoStna. da So doseze in omogoGi
Socializrm. druIba. drIava. XII il
le podstava Socialna moe %celotc.
Sorialno etitna rcsnica in pra-
vicae
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

Pc navodilu slovenske anglcske SLOW.
nice. tolmaGa in angl. SLOW. slovaria SO
lahko vsaki preprosti 6lovek anglesei.
ne. kakor 10 V ~navsdnem zivlieniu rabi
priuei, kar je V tel dezeli nuino 20.
ako hoce kak boljsi posel in ne.
odvisno aiveti. Knjiga V platno vezana
samo $l.00 in je dobiti pri
". J. KUBELKA,
$50 W. 145th St., Now York.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

Pravi lump in cigan povdarja
oh vsaki priliki, da Sc je zrtvo-
val "a narod.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28
Hon. Hec Currie Dead.

Hon. ]. H. Currie, who for two
terms has been the district at
torney for this district, until the
late change, died at his home in
Meridian Tuesday.
Mr.. Currie was a very able
lawyer and filled the Office of dis
trict attorney with distinction.
He was a good examiner of wit
ness and a most entertaining and
attractive speaker. While dill
gently prosecuting those charged
with crime in his courts, he was
never guilty Of that over jealous
ness that amounts to persecution.
He always had a due regard for
the rights of the accused.
He was very popular with the
people Of Noxubee county, and
their liking was accompanied by
their sincere respect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28
The Girl From u. S. A."

If you care to test how the depths of
patriotic fervor can be stirred by a
stage scene, just see the "Girl from
U. S. A at the Lyceum on Monday,
Oct. 81, and witness the pandemonium
that will be raised by the great climax
at the end of the second act. And the
best thing about it is, that there is
nothing forces, only the natural out
come of the action of this successful
musical play. The solos and quartets
by sweet voiced singers will also linger
in your memory for many a day. A
strong company and a large chorus of
beautiful girls will appear in the pre-
sentation. Seats on sale at Bookstore.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28
A Percy is Never a Gutter

Mr.. Percy will certainly not re-
tain his commission after the
election of 1911 if he is defeated.
He said substantially he would
not, in his proposition to ex-Gov-
ernOr Vardaman to have the cleo
ton in 1910. He proposed then
to tender his resignation if de-
feated, Immediately after the
election.-The Issue.
The 1910 proposition has moth
ing to do with the case" Sena-
tor Percy was elected to serve
until March Sd, 1913, and will I'M
dOubtedIy be chosen to succeed
himself. But whatever may be
the result of Augustus primary,
Senator Percy will hold his seat
to the date of legal termination.
If he does not, he will betray the
faith of his supporters. If we
thought ne would not, the Exam
Mer would not support him, and
it speaks for thousands. His &C
ton in reference to the 1910 pro
pOsition-Which we disapproved
was that of a gallant and chiv-
alric fighter, who rendered his adj
versary all the odds and chances,
Resignation in 1911, under defeat.
would again invoke the appoint
ing power and be the act of "a
understanding foreign to
the nature of one through whose
veins courses the blood of 1.-The
Gray Eagle of theDelta- "-Aber-
deem Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28

If a Legislature is not represen-
tative of its constituency, it shows
a very queer class of constituents
men who vote for partisan enc
mics in preference to partisan
friend, and if the late legislature
was representative of the voters
who put them in commission, then
it is self-evident that Vardaman
was no more"the peoples choice"
when the legislature balloted for
a senator than he was when the
people, put in their secret bal
LOTS in the primary that elected
the Legislators. In the absence
of proof there is no other reason
able deduction.
Nc one pretends to say Percy
was the first choice of the masses
or the legislature. There were a
number of eminent and eligible
gentlemen presented for selec-
ton. Only one could be romi-
mated, and the choice fell upon
that opponent of Major Varda-
man who had the largest follow
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28

ing-an incident of common oc-
currence in senatorial contests.
One thing was evident, and it
was that the majority Of the leg
islature was always opposed to
Vardaman, and willing to accept
any one of the other candidates
in preference to him. If those
legislators were not there as rep
resentatives of the voters of their
respective counties, how came
they to be there? Those hitherto
respectable and prominent gen
tlemen suddenly became traitors,
fools or demented, as guaged by
the Vardaman standard. -Exam'r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28
Death of d.. LittIeton Robertson

DR.. Littleton Robertson, youngest
son of Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. Murray Robert
son Cf Deerbrook. died suddenly Mon
day last at Tulane Inirmary, New Or
leans. He was taken suddenly i'll at
CIiftonville Sunday, was Immediately
carried to New Orleans and operated
on, but survived the operation only a
short while.
DR.. Robertson was % years old. He
graduated in medicine at Tulane Uni
versity three years ago. and started in
practice at ~Cliftonvllle, where his pros
poets were brilliant for success and a ca
reer Of usefulness when it was so sadly
closed. He was a man of high order of
talent and a good student and popular
and highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
The funeral was had Wednesday fore
moo from the Episcopal church in Ma
con, the interment being at Odd Eel
lows cemetery. A large %concOurse of
friends were present, the Deerbrook
and C~liftonville, neighborhoods sending
a large number of friends to pay the
last sad respect to one SO esteemed. The
presence # many colored people from
that Sc ction Of the county at the funeral
was noticeable, and showed hat the
cordial relations existing between the
white and colored people before the war
still survive in some instances.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-10-28
Arrested for Killing Negro.

r. f Moore, son of former chan
Gerry clerk E. S. Moore, and grand
son of the late r. +. Moore, was
arrested Monday charged with kill
ing a negro named Curry, at the
Fair grounds in Columbus, last
Saturday evening. The difficulty
between Moore and the negro took
place on the Midway and nOtwith-
standing there were hundred of
people present when the killing
took place, no one could be found
who would admit having seen the
shooting. 1t seems that Moore
approached Curry and asked him
some question, and the negro re-
piled ''nO." His interrogation then
asked if he could not say ''no SIR"
and the negro replied: eyes, I can
but I won't. Moore took a lady
who was with him at the time to a
carriage, and then returned to
where the negro was and the quar-
rel renewed, and it is stated the
negro applied a vile epithet to
Moore, whereupOn he shot him,
killing him almost instantly.
LATER-Moore was acquitted of
the charge, sufficient evidence uot
being produce to prove he fired
..he shot.