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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
OBITUARY
,Irs. j. Thompson brown

Relatives and friends were shocked
and rrieved to hear OF the sudden~and
,neypected death of Mrs. Brown yes
terday. She was on a visit TO hcr
daughters, Mesdames Conway ana ham
lin, of Danville, having left Richmond
last week in apparent good health ana
with bright anticpiations OF a pleasant
sojourn with her children. WON she Is
accustomed from time to time to WISH.
Several days ago she suffered an acute
attack OF Indigestion, developing INTO
Mood poison, from which she never
rallied.
AS Miss Bette Harrison. OF Boydton;
Meclllenburg county, she was wen
known and exceedingly popular. sle
moi T. Thompson Brown in the carry
sixties while he was student at
Randolph- Macon College, ana ti,es
ware married soon thereafter ilic
honeymoon was scarcely over peloi
the groom was called to the 'front.' any
she came to Richmond TO I'VE az
passed through the horrors ahAicls -. elis
fortunes Of four, years Of war, deNotlhs
m,ch of her time during those siren
nous days TO nursing the wounded any
sick. She was a woman OF rare d.
tainmcnts, good natured, amlaple ain'
Iunselfs hly devoted TO her iauti,s !,
! She leaves, besides her nus
band, two sons Edward II. ana VA
| lace Il. Brown. of this city; Two udus
tiers Mrs. p. L. Conway and Mrs. HAM
hin. of Danville, and one brother' An
drew +. Harrison, of California
The funeral will take place az
| O'Clock this afternoon from her ia ,l
| residence, 100 South Third street, me
ll-bearers are James B. race, II. oel-
don Taylor, D. c. Richardson. =. -
| ELAN, S. II. Cottrell, ", =. FREEMAN
yvt,liam NJ Evans and T.. j. White.
John a. Turner, Jr;
John A. turner ur., die uSesseruas
in his home, at IT'S Decatur street
/ Washington Ward. He Is survived , p o,
i his mother, father two nro'teis CIV
The funeral win be fro s,%,nd the T q,
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoonr
Funeral OF Captain Nililnnms w., q, ).
i char,es ST Ifran6art Williams first com
mander of r. i. Lee Camp, ! Conie!nl
crate Veterans, organized IN as sfar,, m,,
be held at $3.50 o'clock ms ,n nlae, w N
Brydon Tenant. 9Sa West j., LIN,
/ street. .nterment will be IN fio''y
wood Cemetery. ,,,a,,,,nni
BAR Association, Westmoreland Club ,l'
knights OF Pythias lodges, klc'it !, y, y
i Chapter, Sons of the American ;he W.,
luton and Lee Camp, OF ~, WHEN at,e Mt
II Williams was member WMi aN'sHN
Following is llst.of thosewho VII
act, as pall-bearers; nrnn,a,
Honorary lanes bn .S,' MI, ~ =
Tho rSas'eri stsrs captain psi HerbeF BTy
ant, John ". Burruse Thomas Atkin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

RaIeIsh, \. q, May 2lt-rhe Information
a. few days aGo in telegram from Bir-
minsham, Ala, that W. r. Hudson, now
general superintendent Of the Western dis
irct OF the Southern Railway was TO be-
como president OF the Norfolk and southern
Railroad is Incorrect W II Hudson be-
comes general superintendent and E. 7,
Lamb remains president and general man
ager Of the Norfok and Southern RAILWAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
ONE NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER.
Fatal Scurlc Grows Out Of Dispute Over
Trivial Matter.
fspocial 10 The Times d

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Danville, va, May 2l.--Tom Hairston, col
ored. was cut and fatally wounded at Cas-
cade. Va, a small village, about twenty
miles west of here. this afternoon by Por-
ter Morehead. also colored The negroes
in company with several others. were sit
ting on the track near the D. and W. tool
house. and In a scuffle that ensucd over a
trivial matter Morchead pulled out a knife
and cut Hairston's throat. the latter dying
twelve minutes later Morehead made his
escape, and has thus far succeeded in
eluong tho officers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Mn, Tacc Conrt,Murtl,,.

Washington, D O. Nav Because
$4,000 mysteriously disanneared from
an army safe at Fort Gihhon, Alaska.
coincident with tho disappearance OF
q private soldier, who has not vet been
who Was recantlv retired from the
Twenty second Infantry viii probably
nave TO face court-martial The
charge viii lie lack Of precnution re-
gardins he money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
IN MEM0RIAM

oLIvER-ln sad but loving rerenl.
hrance OF orr dear father, CHARLES
II. OLIVER, who died one year ago
to-day. May 80, 1909.
Our dear father is sleeping SO free
from all pain.
Awake him not. aweet spirit, to suf-
for again,
He slumbers so sweetly. o let him
sleep on:
are gone,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

the gold medal offered by pr T. s y. soy
inrton for the highest average during the
session was awarded to Miss Nellie T ,.
wnii M 1,ancpstcr Hon. Thomas j. Down
Ing making the presentation speech. hiplo, !,
mas or graduation were awarded 70 Sampoi
saunders lawyer OF Lancaster, who de-
liycred n short address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

one son. The funeral will take place
to. morrow afternoon
Waller u. Turner.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Roanoke. Va. May 2l.-Waller NJ
Turner, former city treasurer OF Roam
oke. died to-day after long illness.
aged siSty-iive years. He is survived
by widow.
Mrs. LorettD r. Hubbard.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Suffolk. Va. MAY 2i.---Airs, Loretto
Frances Hubbard. siSty-nine years old.
wife of Tepron Hubbard, died here to-
DAY. Two daughters and three sons
survive her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Engagement Announced.

special to The Times, pispa,ch,l
pinrkard. of Rchopoth Church. in lower
Northun,beriand announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Geneyieve
Iannas,er. the marriage to take place
Wednesday, June -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

New Haven, Conn. May oi.-The
Yale freshmen defeated the Harvard
freshmen in the dual track meet here
today by the score OF 81 12 points
to ~ L. Several dual meet records
were broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
MARRIAGES

PuGH-PITTIAN-M GUS. H, PUGH.
Of Caroline county. and MISS KATE
w. PITTMAN, of Richmond were
quietly married in Washington. May
90, and viii make their home at
Ezra, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
LANCASTER scmooL cLosEs.
Tlnal ENtf.,e, ncsIn wYan..aay and End

Gspccial 10 The Times. plspatchl
Lancaster, Va May a. Tho closing exer-
eises Of the lancaster High school which
clpded Friday night waro of very inter
esting character, N addition 10 the usual
certificates OF distinction and class prizes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
WILL AGAIN BE CANDIDATE.
No Opposition to consressman Jones in mrs,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
! Warsaw, Va, May 2l,-The time having
| expired to-day In which candidates could
| file notices OF their candidacy for the Dem.
ocratlc nomination in the First Congress
ionai District. and Hon W. y. Jones alone
having filed such notice lie VIII therefore
be declared tho nominee of the party for
said office This will mako tho eleventh
aine this honor Will have been conferred
upon him, nine times without opposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

here this morning. after short ILL
ness from paralysis. He came 10
Farmville soon after the war. For
many years he was the treasurer of
Prince Edward county. under the Re-
publican rule. He leaves wife and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
DEATHS

of her daughter. Mrs. p. r. Conway.
in Danville, MRS. j. THOMPSON
BRowN. Of this city
her late residence, 100 South Third
Street, THIS Sunday EVENING AT
o'clock.
No flowers.
SNELL-Died, at her home, near Boiling
Hill. Va, on May II. MRS. ELLA
HANCOCK SMELL. being in her thir-
ty-seventh year. She. was born in
Richmond school, taught for a. mum
Der of years. and was married to
Mr.. j. o. Smell in 1902. Al the age
of twelve the deceased became "A
church member. and died in the fel-
lowship of Providence church. Red
House, Va. There survive her n
mother and sister husband and
three children OF tender age. Mrs.
Smell was a good woman, and lived
in high esteem of all. Ours the loss;
hers the gain:
Red House. Va, May Ii.
TuRNEh-pied, SATURDAY., May 81
chester. JOHN 4. TURNER, JR. He
is survived by his mother s,a, father
Manchester, MONDAY AFTERNOON
at / o'clock. Friends. and acquant-
ances invited to attend.
TYLER-Died. at 9:so o'clock SATURDAY,
NAV 81, 1910, at the residence Of his
father, 2107 Short @ street. Fair
mount. w. CHAPMAN TYLER.
Funeral from residence THIS (Sun-
day) AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited to
attend
WHITE-Died, Saturday. May 81. 1910,
at s:3o A. NJ, at the residence. of her
parents, 2ea2 Jefferson Avenue,
HELEN GRAY. youngest daughter
of j. j. and Linnie J. White aged
five years three months and twenty
six days. ,,o>
The funeral will take place MON
above residence. Interment IN Oak
wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

isterial relief and education will soon
have to look after the interests of the
home and school at fredericksburg
and that of Christian education. The
publication COMMITTEES Will remain az
ct present.
second Part of Report.
The second part of the report Is tho
appointment OF a general committee
which shall have general supervision
OF the work of all the executive COM
nittees The third part is a recon-
mendation that in each church per-
sonal canvass be made to secure con-
tributions from every member for each
OF the causes. these subscriptions to
be paid at such time as may be agreed
upon by the church. II FOR any reason
this plan is not adopted, it is proposed
that the nineteen collections now or
dered by the Assembly shall be reduced
10 eight. There was only one dissent
ing vote on the final vote on this pa
per.
This debate was one Of great earnest
ness, but ii WAS very evident that
practically no personal feeling was
thrust into it, and every member OF the
Assembly seemed to feel that the mat
ter was OF the greatest import TO tue
church, and each one was anxious to
interests Of the church and cause OF
religion. Every man seemed 10 be
looking for light. and when lie saw the
light he was satisfied. II Is said that
no such unanimity of action was ever
known on so important an action on the
part of the Assembly
The good feeling that prevails was
shown often by the bursts OF laughter
when the strain OF the heavy arSu
ment was relieved by some expression
of wit or humor from one of the speak
ers, but there was never any suggestion
OF levity.
Frnternnl Greetings.
These kilograms of fratcrnal greet
.ngs were sent to the three great churcl
courts now In session;
ITO the General Assembly of the Pres
byteran Church of the Unite
States OF America Atlantic City, \
J.:
THO Presbyterian Church in 1T
fftieth annual session. rejoices in thu
continued prosperity of It's sistel
church. Psalms exit T."
ITO the General Assembly of the Cum.
bcrland Presbyterian Church, Dick
son, Tenn:
.,Felicitations on a century of con
tinued and vigorous work for tn
Master from the Presbyterian Churc
Of the United States. Job xxi. -
ITO the Conference of the Methods
Episcopal Church, South. Ashevillc
n c.:
calvin grasps the hand Of Mesle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
ASSEMBLY ADOPTS
REFORM PROGRAM

(ContInucd From First Pasc)
already doing. The committee on min
isterial relief and education will soon
have to look after the interests of the
home and school at Fredericksburg
and that of Christian education. The
publication COMMITTEES Will remain as
at present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
SEARCHES roR MURDERER.
Party Starts from DanviUc to Look 4
SLAYER of c. S. Hurst.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Danvilc Va, May 2i--A negro believed
to be the slayer of c. S. Hurst, well :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Frnternnl Greetings.
These kilograms of fratcrnal greet
;ngs were sent to the three great church
courts now In session:
ITO the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church of the United
States OF America, Atlantic City. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Samuel II. Bliss.
Especial to The Times-Di spatchl
Farmville Va, May 21.-Samuel H.
Bliss, aged seventy-eight years, died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

b. S. TIUBBELL, Pastor,
Red House. Va, May Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

ingram, Judge Il. Carter Scott, General
Henry T. Douglas, Colonel Archer An
derson, Colonel w. Miles Cary. Captain
w. Gordon McCabc and Dr. Joseph a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
w. Chapman Tyler.

". Chapman Tyler died at $50
o'clock yesterday morning at the resi-
dence OF his father, 2lo7 Short @
street, Fairmount.
The funeral will be held from the
residence ut . O'Clock this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

The Rev. Geo. w. Grannis. general
secretary of the Lords Day Alliance
of the United states, explained that
there was just as great need OF an
earnest effort in the United States as
in Canada, despite the compliments OF
Ifi. Moore. and asked for the cooper
alton of the members of tho assembly
in the efforts to keep the Sabbath
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

of her daughter. Mrs. 2. f. Conway.
in Danville, MRS. j. THOMPSON
BROWN of this city
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

I]udje, katerim je profit vse
praviJo, da so bill dobri politiki
Cavour, Metternich in Bismark,
dobri v~oJskovodje pa Napoleon
Bonaparte, Radecki in Moltke.
Res so bill dobri mozje "a postav-
ne roparje.
Provzrocili so, ia je bilo pozga-
nth ~neStevilno kmeGkih domov.
umorjenih nebroj krepkih MOI in
oskrunjenih brez S~tevila deklet in
aena.
Tia junaSka della so Jill p%roslavi-
la "a vedno. Nth slike je V veko-
traJen Spomin treba obesiti med
roparje i'll cestne tolovaje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

= Kapitalisti kar ne morejo po-
zabiti, da so V Milwaukee bill V
volilni borbi porazcni do celia ma
vsej crit. Dan "a dnem pisejo ka-
pitalisticni listi o Milwaukee. Mi
noli teden sc je oglasil ultrakapi-
talisticni list Inter Ocean" V
Chicago. PRAY po oGetOvsko svari
ameriSke drzavliane pred socializ-
nom, kot bi bill drzavljani nezre-
Ii otrOci. Mas TAXA svarila veselijo,
ker seznanjajo ameriske drzavlja-
ne S socializmOm in resnico, da So
cializem marsha v ameriski repu-
bliki.
Do sedaj so ameriski kapitali-
sticni listi lagali vedoma, da v
Ameriki nj socialistov, da Sc s so
cialisticimi nauki ne peca nihce.
Zdaj so pa moral vgrizniti v kislo
jabolko in priznati, da socialism
re povsod trka ma duri.
Hudo je, ce clovek goljufa sa-
mega sebe in nakrat pride do pre-
pricanja, da je ogoljufan, ker Sc
je ogoljufal sam.
Re tedne in tedne so premo-
garji v DRAW Illinois in ponekod
drugod ma strajku. Mali podjetni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

- Re tedne in tedne so premo-
garji v draw Illinois in ponekod
drugod ma strajku. Mali podjetni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
SKRAT.

Tiskarski Skrat nam navadno
nagaja. Yeast pa preobraca take
kozolce, kot Jill preobraca pr
vseh liStih. Skrat .ie hudomuSen in
nagajiv. Nsvoji nagajivosti lie pa
po>tavil Y zadnji Stew. 'Prolctar-
ca Y clanku ''Slovenskim abitu-
rijentom Y Ameriki": Sloveuski
abiturijenti, Xxi Sc strinjamo Z da-
naSnllm gospodarskim redom.
mcSto. XII Sc NE strinjamo. Bese-
dico NE je pozabil, ko je lahkozi-
vo skakal po predalih naSega Ii
sta.
Malenko>t po njegoyem mnen-
IN. Mi pa prayimo. da ga V pri-
hodnjit, &c DO Sc tako nagajiv.
poSljemo Y Spanijo. Tam radi
streljajo Judi! Morda bo ia opo-
min pomagal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
KAN POJDEMo SLovENCI

V Chicago dne 10. julia t. l.? Ma
piknik SLOW. soc. kluba st. 9. "Pro-
%letarka", Xxi Sc bo obdrzaval V sen
CT stoletnih hrastov ma Riverside
CD reki Desplaines.
Pekli bono janca ma raznju. In
tocili bono pivo najboljsega anne
riskega izdclka.
Vstopnina "a piknik stane "a
moSke lie en- dollar, "a zenske pa so
centov. To je malenkost, ce "a pri-
grizek in pijaco nj treba placati
centa.
Poleg DO pa Sc vsakovrstna do
maca zabava.
Piknik BIO priccl oh eni uri po-
roludne. Prostor je lahkO najti.
Vozovi pouliGne zeleznice Ogden,
%. Street in Blue Island vozijo
do 40. ulice. Tam je pa treba wet
voz z napisom Leiyons ali Berwin,
Xxi vozi 90 reke Desplaines. Oh re-
XII Desplaines je treba hoditi Sc
deset minut prot jugu do proge
Santa Fe zeleznice. Tam DO pix
mix.
OdhOr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Ia Minnesota: Jernej Crnogoj,
Box AT Eveleth, MINI.
Anton Sterile, box 344, Gilbert
MINI.
Hibbing. Mimi: Frank Hitti.
st. Louis, Mo-: Vincent Cain
kar.
John Gasperin,. %. Stage St.
Brooklyn. \. Y.
Cleveland, o. Frank Cerne in
Frank Cirk, "a Cleveland in oko-
leo.
Lorain, o. in okolico Frank
Vevar.
Joe Pajk, "a Pennsylvaninje.
Conemaugh, Pa: Frank Podbo.j
Darragh, Pa. in okolico: Ivan
Ring.
Toni Mrak "a Hackett. Pa. in
okolico.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabre-
MIA.
Louis Glazar "a Sygan, Pa. in
okolico.
Nandling. Pa: Frank Verbajs.
box l35.
Wilcox, Pa: Jakob Dolenc.
box 3.
Davis, w. Va: John Mesojedec,
Box 337.
kenosha. Wis: Ignac Radovan.
Cumberland. Wyo.: Lozekar
Casper.
Hudson. Wyo.: Anton Jalov-
can.
Rock Springs. Wyo.: Valentin
Stalick.
Ia Pueblo. Colo: Karl Batista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
= Predno bodo y,

- Predno bodo poslanci ' kon-
gresu ~sprejeli zakon "a ohranitev
neizmernih in nepreglednih sum V
Alaski, bodo kapitalisti oropali
Alaska do celia. V Alaska je pri-
blizno 100 milijonoy akrov sumo.
lie peti del tega lesa Sc lahko raz-
reze y deskc in poSljc ma trg. Co
zdi so krasni. RaGunijo - tisoG
kubik cevliev ma aker. NailepSi
gozdi so oh morski obali. Klima je
tako mia kot ma Skotskem. I'll GO
zdi so vredni veG kot zlati prah,
katerega izpirajo IL peske reke
YUKON.
Nj 1Gudo. ia so kapitalisti pla-
Mill pc teh Sumah, kot gladni volk
ma kost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

Posledice zanemarjenega pre-
hlajenja pozna vSak. Pravocasno
drgnjenje $ krepkim linimentom
pa kali uniti. NaipotrebnejSe
sredstvo Y domaGi lekarni ie to-
rel dober liniment. he leta sem
Sc je Dr.. Richteriev Pain Ex-
p~eller' izkazal. da .ie kot tax IL
boren. Srcdstvo Sc lahko kupi V
Sleherni lekarini Y Ameriik "a %
centov stcklenicI. GIoveku pa ie
treba biti p~ozornemu. da dobi
pravega Z varStveno znamko $ 81
drom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

XII so Sc vdah. LIE velekapitalisti
so trdovratni in trmoglavi. Imajo
Sc nekaj premoga "a svoja veil
kanska i%ndustrielna pod.jetia v
zalogi. Pa Sc nekaj druzega je.
Pokazati hocejo, da so gospodarii,
neomeJeni gospodarji, a~bsolutni
vladarji, %premogarji, katerim Sc
imaJo zahvaliti "a vse, pa Nth SUI
&nJi, XII morajo vbogati, kar i'm
ukaze gospodar.
IL krvi in mozga premogariev
so kovali denar, gradili so krasne
palace IN jahte, kupovali avtomo-
bile Z najmodernejSo opremo, uzi-
vail lukulska jedila, pill sempani-
ca in kupoyali svojim mejtresam
dragocen nakit, ker je po kapita-
listicni lastninski pravici premog
"nnh lastnina.'
In danes, ko prihajajo premo-
garJi, ki imajo pc prirodnem pra-
WI lSte pravice do premoga kot
kapltalisti - lastniki premogoko-
pov. IN zahtevajo vSled neznosne
draglnje malice viSjo place, pa
pravl premogarSka gospoda oSab-
no: ne.
Ma ia izzivalen odgovor pa
Strajkujoti premogarii ne more
10 odgovoriti druzega: Mi vstra-
jamo,
In kedar cujejo delavci druzih
strok tax odgovor Svojih Stra.i-
kujocih bratov, je njih dolznost,
da Jill podpirajo gmotno in mo-
.ralno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05

- Fakta, katera .ie razkril av-
stro . ogrSki konzul V Buckeye
Steel Casting CO.. Columbus. O.
vzbujajo S~enzacijo pc vsem civil
Ziranem svetu. Tam vbijajo in mo-
RHO delavce kot zivino V klavnici.
Nsi liSti Sc zanimaio "a stvar. Po-
sebno Evropej>ki listi so ogOrceni,
da Y ameriIkih tvornicah vbijajo
Judi kot Y mesnici.
Mi pa zelimo, da bi bila ia slika
popolna. PriporoGamo. da hi kon-
zul sci poglcdati V .ieklarno South
Chicago. Ill. Tam nj cloveSko xiv
%'ljenje. Ge gre "a delavca, vredna
piSkavcga orcha.
Minoli teden sta zopet poncsre-
ella diva delavca. Pa do danes Sc
hi bio mogoce dognati. kako Sc
piSeta. Nekateri liudie so Sc pri-
vadili ze takim objavam o nezgo-
dab. ker mislijo, da MISC izogibne
"a naSo in~duStrielno slave. Kul-
turne drzave Y Eyropi pa dokazu-
jejo. da Sc industrial razvije la
hko brcz groznih nczgod. Xxi so V
Ameriki ma dnevnem redu.
Pc naSem skromnem mneniu nj
nobene razlike med morilcem. Xxi
mort zavoljo profita, in morilcem,
Iii mort, da izprazne drugemu ME
COVE zepe.
AmeriSki kapitalisti so trdosrc-
nj ljudie. Zakaj? Ker Sc jim nj
treba bait. da hi "a svoia hudodel-
silva in zlocine moral delati poko-
TO Y .jeGi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-05
SpleSen pregled.

SpleSen pregled.
= Poleg drugih trustov imamo
sedaj tudi jetniSki trust. Ia trust
Sc bavi S TEN, da spravlja izdel-
Ike jetnikov ma try, katere so jet
Mkt izdelali "a certtino place, ka-
tero dobiva delavec V prOstosti.
z drugimi besedami: Ia trust Je
odiranje in izkoriSGanje jetnikov
vtisnil pecat kapitalisti6nega pod
jetja. Sc boil senzacionelna je pa
obdolzitev. katero je nekdo zalu-
cal V svet ma zadnjem kongresu
dobrotvornih druStev, da ina tn
trust VISA dobrotvorna druStva pod
svoio komando, da he %protestira-
10 prot krivicam, katere trpijo
jetniki.
Edward Boyle, ~blagajnik zveze
dobrotvornih druStev je zaeno tu-
di advokat jetniSkega trusta.
V kapitalistidni cloveski druz-
hi so %zavoljo profita korumpirana
tudi dobrotyorna drnStva.
vzlic temu. da so imeiitelii
ali Iastniki vodenih zelezniSkih
delnic. 10 dyaisetkrat ali Sc wee
KRAFT dobili pla6ani kapital "a vo-
dene akciie. bo6eio vseen podra-
ziti yozne listke in ~voznino N TO-
wore. da hi tenn preie pograbili
yes naroden imetek.
Je pa cas-. da Sc tel kapitalistie-
nj igri naredi zakonitim potion
konec. P~odrzaviio mai Sc z~eleznice
in kapitalistiGncmu odiraniu no
konee.
wore bodo ceneji kot sedai. dobi-
eek bode pa imcla drzava. Tudi
vsluzbenci bodo ma boljSem.
= Pruska vojna uprava je OBJ
sodila stavkokaztvo (skebarijo).
Izdala je ukaz, V katcrem prepo-
veduje podGastnikom in prosta-
kom delati "a civiliste i'm roko-
delske mojstre. Ker so do Sedaj
rabbi voiake kct delavce le V slu-
caiu Strajka Y ciyilnih podjetiih.
obsoia I aukaz stavkokaztvo kot
neGastno delo.
Ia ukaz mai 81 zapamtiio tudi
ameriSki sodniki. XII so ze well
Stavkokaze pod svojo zaSGito. Ia
pomnijo mai 81. da imaio pruski
"komisknofi'' moderneiSe nazi-
ranie kot sodiSGa V svobodni re-
publiki.
Podpredsednik sherman
liublienec kanitoIistov in Min
vredni toyaris - ie bill pred KRAFT
kim Y Milwaukee q mastu na nj
vedel poyedati mic druzeoa da ie
bill ravno tako varen. ko ie laval
in bodil no mestu kot y kakem
druqem ameriskem mestn
man je bill boil ma arnem Y Mil
waukee kot V Chicago ali V New
Yorku. Sherman je govoril neres-