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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Attnck By Insurgents

Fl Paso, Tex, December IA mes sage from Presden, Tex, states that the town of Ojinaga, Mexico, across the river from Presiden, is being attacked by in- surgents. Heavy firing can be heard in the Mexican town and the residents are crossing the river in terror-stricken condition.
 Deputy Collector Wesigar of the United States customs service has wired Eagle Pass for soldiers to protect the customs house at Presiden. It is stated that the Jefe politico at Ojinaga is arming and drafting all able-bodied men into service to protect the town
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
HUBBARD BROS. & co.
AERCHANTH

Hanover square, New Yerk. <fEMBERs-New York Cotton Ex- 2 thas.g e, New York Coffee Exchange.
 New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Chicago
 Board of Trade, Associate Nembeys
 liverpool Cotton Assoeiatao0 -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05

SHAW. The Undertaken. Phones 9. GREEN Undertaking Go. Phones l002 LICE JOY. Undertaken. Phones 709.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05

A project Is under way to raise great national subscription to present the Kaiser with magnificent new private yacht in June, 1913 on the occasion of the "sllver jubiee' of his reign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05

this can hardly fail to yield prehistoric
 remains and antiquities of interest ana
 value.
 Much interest Is taken in a novel club for girls which as been founded here and is being run by the well known beauty, Miss Martha Harvey, whose worke of kindness have frequently been chronicled Miss Harvey has formed a
 club for young girls who have to earn
 their own living, and members exchange clothes and hats with one another, alter ing them to suit the next wearer. One Of the girls stated that, owing to change Of fashion or because she grew tired of
 them, she had formerly never really worn out her dresses, but that since she had joi..ed the clothes club she had been bet
 ter dressed than ever, and had saved at
 least half the money she had up to that
 time had to spend on new clothes. A project Is under way to raise great national subscription to present the T,s- --.HkI lf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
ARTILLERY READY TO GO TO
QUAKER CITY TO GUARD MINT

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Under
arms and ready to entrain at a mo-
ment's notice, the Forty-fifth coast ar
tillery at Fort Dupont, Delaware, is
waiting the flash from the war depart
ment to hurry to Philadelphia to pro-
tect the United States mint and other
government property. A train stands
ready to convey the soldiers to the
scene of the disorders.
This preparatory action was taken at
the request of the secretary of the
treasury and so far as can be gathered
there has been no appeal from the mu-
nicipal authorities at Philadelphia or
the state officials of Pennsylvania for
national troops.
Upon receipt of the request from the
secretary of the treasury, Adjutant
General Ainsworth promptly tele-
graphed the commanding general of
the department of the east in New
York to have troops ready to protect
the mint.
1t is distinctly understood these gov
ernment troops, if they enter the city,
will, at least in this phase of the riot
ing, take no part in the police work
beyond defending the mint and other
government property.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
WHALING FLEET TO
LEAVE NEW BEDFORD
OLD-TIME INDUSTRY REVIVED
BY HIGH PRICES
Shortage of Sperm Oil Starts Nine
Ships Cruising After Mann
moths of the Deep
Waters

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. March IL
For the last few weeks the city water
front has resembled a picture of the
past and memories of New Bedford's
prestige when the whaling industry
was at its height have been revived.
Not for very many years has so
much attention been given to the
whale fishery as at the present. Thurs
day next the first of a fleet of nine
whaling vessels, now Quitting, will
sail in quest of the great mammals
which, half a century ago, laid the
foundation of many substantial for
tune.
Meanwhile, the few survivors of the
old-time whalesmen, who, for more
than a generation, have mourned the
decline of what was once the city's
principal industry, spend nearly all
their spare moments on the WharveS,
exchanging "reminiscences, while small
boys stand agape listening to stories
which SAVIOR strongly of the saltiest
seas.
The reason for the present activity
is to be found in the fact that the
market for sperm oil is depleted, while
the price stands at 65 cents a gallon.
In addition, whalebone is one of the
most valuable products obtainable,
and there is always a chance of find
ing a lump of ambergris, which Is
worth far more than its weight in
gold.
Seven vessels of the nine now pre-
pairing for sea will hunt in the Hat
teras grounds in the North Atlantic,
returning to port in the fall, while the
barks Bertha and the Wanderer will
make more extended cruises to the
west African coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

ITHACA, N. Y-Thirty-two Cornell
students have been awarded scholarship
honors by election to Phi Beta Kappa.
Nineteen are women and thirteen are
men.
NEW YORK-Threatened with death
unless he pays $4,000 within the next ten
days, Joseph Florentine, an east side
fruit dealer, Is barricaded in his home
in Third avenue while detectives are
searching for the writer's Of the Black
Hand letters which he has received.
NEW YORK-Maj Gen. Leonard
Wood, commander of the department of
the east, was back at his headquarters
at Governors Island yesterday. COM
pletely recovered, he said, from the
operation he underwent q few weeks
ago at the Johns Hopkins university
hospital in Baltimore.
WASHINGTON-By comparison with
the government system of weights here
the discovery has been made that the
brass troy pound, the basis for the
Standardization of the weights used by
the mints and assay omces of the
United States has increased by oXid-
iZation $1,000 grain since it was brought
to this country in 1927.
NEW YORK-The battleship Mas
sachusetts, which has been rebuilt at
the Brooklyn navy ydIuf ID dDOut
ready to go into commission again.
1t will become a part of the naval
squadron this summer and with the
Iowa and Indiana will take about 500
naval cadets on their cruise to Eng
land, France, Spain and the Azores.
The squadron will leave Hampton
Roads June Z.
NEW YORK-"America is becoming
the most lawless country on the globe,
declared the Rev. DIR. Robert 5. Mac
Arthur, pastor of Calvary Baptist
church here, in an address on the Phil
adelphia strike before the Current
Events club. Every striker is poten-
TALLY a lawbreaker and even muir
derer," said the minister. THE evil
of strikers acts are far
reaching and the innocent must suffer
with the guilty.
CHICAGO - A militant suffrage
in Chicago similar to the
one that has brought the issue to the
front in England, threatens to break
the restraining hands OF Wom-
en- who favor adhering to such peace
able methods as the mo vote, no tax
es" movement 1t developed Sunday
that a serious schism has divided the
woman leaders, and that action on a
broad scale has been rapidly pushed
ahead without publicity in order to
prevent an eruption of the force" ad-
Vocated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
FEAR UNEMPLOYED WILL
BREAK THE BIG STRIKE

ST LOUIS, March flames Eads
How, the wealthiest hobo in the coun-
try, who has organized the unemployed
into the National Unemployed associa-
tion, has been requested to go to
Philadelphia to take charge of the un-
employed there, and prevent their be-
ing used to break the general strike
of labor unions.
The request that How go to Phila-
delphia was made in a telegram from
Charles Ferguson, jr., son of Mrs.
Georgia Ferguson of Washington, d.
c., president of the national commit
tee for the unemployed. How replied
he would leave this week.
How says the unemployed are affili-
ated with the labor unions, and that
the two bodies are working together.
He says there were about $4,000 un-
employed in Philadelphia before the
strike was declared.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
sCHIFF QUOTES SCRIPTURE
IN MAKING WAR PREDICTION
New York Banker Declares He Has
Sounded Note of Warning to
Prepare Country

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE note of
warning that Jacob Fl. Schiff, the bank
err, sounded regarding the situation in
the far east and the possibility of a
war with Japan, was discussed in
the board rooms Of many banking
houses today Mr.. Schiff helped fl
nance Japan in her war with Russia.
Mr.. Schiff made it clear today that
the worlds peace was threatened by
the recent union of Japan and Russia
with Great Britain in the background
The banker said.
my remarks were based solely upon
my own observation of the situation
and not upon any specific information.
[ spoke of a coming struggle, but not
of war, and 1 simply desired to arouse
the people of the United States to the
necessity of promptly meeting the situ-
alton in a spirit of righteousness.
ut was with this thought in my
mind that I ended my remarks with the
words of the prophet; Not by might
and not by power, but by my Spirit,
saith the Lord.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08

and electrical workers, not affiliated
with the central labor union, are out in
sympathy. BY tonight you will find
that $4,000 building trades workers will
be out"
The published statement that the
labor leaders may be arrested, charged
with conspiracy, is not taken seriously
by the committee of ten.
Tracey, speaking on this subject,
said:
Let them go as far as they like
along that line. l don't think such a
course will do any good. l know I
have done nothing and will be here
when they want me-"
The labor leaders, it was learned
from another source, are taking no
chances and have secured bail which
will be entered for them if arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
TONGS FACE WAR
OVER SLAVE GIRL
BING KONG FAMILY STEALS
HER; DEMANDS $500
Four Associations Insist on Tribute
Anyway and If Refused Threaten
to Place Penalty on Sew
eral Lives
1Assoclated Pressl


SAN FRANCISCO, March Am
other tong war in Chinatown is be-
lieved to be immfe Sent as the result OF
a dispute over Foo Quay, slave girl,
who, following a sensational episode,
was taken into custody by Miss cam
eron of the Presbyterian mission yes
terday. A case of so-called double
dealing by the Bing Kong tong in
dispute over the girl. who is owned
by the Lew Quan Chong Chew, or -Four
Families association, has brought
about the trouble.
Several days ago a member of the
Bing Kong tong stole the girl and hid
her away across the bay. Her hiding
place was learned by her owners for
S2SO0, which is said to be the girls
value Rather than pay that price the
Bing Kongs asked if the return of the
girl would appease the association.
The latter assented, and yesterday
Foo Quay was restored.
Hardly had she entered the associa-
tion's rooms on the third floor of
Chinatown building when Miss Cam
eron, who had learned of the affair,
arrived with a police sergeant. An
effort was made to bar her way, but
Miss Cameron burst into the rooms as
Foo Quay was being dragged out on to
a fire escape. After a tusSle with
the girls owners Miss Cameron cap
tured Foo Quay and took her off to
the mission.
The Lew Quan Chong Chews figure
it out that Foo Quay was taken at
the behest of the Bing Kong member
who stole her away, so that he could
marry her under the mission protec-
ton and thus avoid payment of the
$2S00.
Accordingly. the members of the
Four Family association make claim
of the amount The Bing Kongs re-
fused to accede to the demand, where
upon the association set a time limit
before the lapse of which the $2800
must be forthcoming, or, it is feared,
the usual penalty of lives of tong
members will be paid.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
PITTSBURG CARMEN GIVE NO
INDICATIONS OF STRIKING

PITTSBURG, March If a sympa-
thetic strike of the United Carmen of
Greater Pittsburg is to be called, the
movement has been kept well under
cover. Officials of the Philadelphia
company, operating the street railway
lines of the city, deny they have re-
ceived an intimation that a strike is
to be called.
dark as the company officials. The
union men in the employ of. the car
company have a working agreement
with the Philadelphia company which
expires June /, 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
FRENCH DEPUTY REFUSES
TO SEEK REFLECTION
Labori Declares He Is Disguised with
Political System and sus-
gests Changes

PARIS, March 7.-Declaring that
political life is a perpetual compro-
mise with power, demagogy and
money. and following the example of
NJ. Lasies, antisemte, and M. de
Clagny, revisionist, Ferdinand Labor,
radical Republican member of the
chamber of deputies, announced to-
day that he would not stand for re-
el jction.
M. Labori advocates change in ths
constitution through which the presi-
dent of France would become the real
executive head of the nation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
COMPLETES s2so.ooo PLANT

FRESNO. March Banker T. w.
Patterson of this city has completed
a pumping plant at the new Patterson
tract in Stanislaus county for $250,000.
This plant will irrlgate $4,000 acres, the
water being taken from the San Joa-
quin river. A new town called Patter-
son is being laid out and contracts for
a modern hotel are let already.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
ASKS JAPANESE TO REGISTER

SAN FRANCISCO, March Tn ac-
cordance with an order of the Jap
anese government, all Japanese resi-
dents here will be requested to reg
lister at the office of the consul gem
eral after April 1. This is to facilitate
the collection of accurate statistics re-
garding immigration and emigration.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
TO ORGANIZE sYMPATHIzERs

will be made by the American FEEDER
alton of Labor to organize into various
unions all the unorganized men and
women who have Joined the general
strike in Philadelphia. A telegram
received today by Secretary Morrison
of the federation from w. d. Mahon,
president of the Street Car Mems un-
ion. said that thousands of unorgan-
lied men and women are going out in
sympathy with the strikers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
COMPANIES SEEK DISSOLUTION

SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-Having
become the properties of the Asso-
ciated Oil company, application for
dissolution of their corporate existence
was made today to the superior court
by the National Oil and Transporta-
ton company, the Pacific Oil and
Transportation company and the Goa
linga Oil Transportation company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
ELECT RAILROAD OFFICIAL

NEW YORK, March AT meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Illinois Central railroad today w. l..
Park, general superintendent of the
Union Pacific railroad with headquar-
ters in Omaha, was elected vice pres
ident to succeed 1. G. Rawn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08

Its as easy to secure a pargaih in used
automobile, through want advertising, as Il
used to be-and stilI is-to secure horse
anS carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08

81 have nothing to say" Mr.. Cudahy
replied to a dozen queries put to him.
He spoke in low tone. His face
was pale and he appeared to be ner-
Vous and agitated.
"You can set at rest many of the
wild rumorsl that are general around
town" was suggested.
II must ask you to excuse me-" Cud-
ahy insisted. My attorneys have adj
vised me not to talk and 1 will say
nothing at present"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
LetO (VOl.) v.
SplOSni bOikOt pOdra-
Zenih ziViI.

Mlslece lJudstvO je vendar en-
krat storilo pameten in umesten
korak prot visokim cenam vsak-
danJlh zivil. Napovedalo je splo-
sen boJkot podrazenim zivilom,
predvsem mesu, ktero je re ma
Vlsku neznosne draginje. V Va
Shmgtonu, d. c. Sc je zadnji te-
den organizirala posebna organi-
zaclJa National Anti Food Trust
League, ktera ina namen boiko-
tlrau meso in ostala podrazena
zlvlla po vseh drzavah republike,
dokler trusti ne znizajo cen. Ma
celu bOjkotne lige so vecinoma
zenske.
Vspeh tie lige je re velikanski.
BoJkot Sc crganizuje po vseh We
cJih mestih in pridruzujejo Sc mu
1eio politicni faktorji in postavo-
dajniki. Zakonodaja V DRAW O.
hio je odobrila resolucijo, kteri
pozlVlJa lJudstvo drzavi, da
maj ne kupuje mesa magari diva
meseca, dokler bo tako drago. V
.Clevelandu, Ohio, je danes cez
10000 oseb bojkOtiralo meso "a
trideset dni. V Daytonu. O.. SO Sc
vsl prebivalci odrekli mesu. in po-
sledica tega je, da sta dive mesni-
ci re zaprli vrata.
To je jedina prava pot, da Sc
uzene draginja, ktera preseza ze
vse meje. Socialist bodo brez
dyoma pOvspesevali ia upravice-
nj boJkot ma vseh koncih in kra-
nh dezelc. Kako Silno SO poskoci-
lie Gene vsakdanjemu zivilu V zad-
nJlh treh mesecih samo Chica
gu Je razvidno IL sledeGe tabele:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Stew. NO. 124.
Strajk v E. Hammond, Ind,

V tovarnah "a jelllo, Xxi so last
Standard Steel Car Companije V
East Hammond, Ind, je izbruhnil
strajk. Delavci zahtevajo namrec
jasnih raGunov glede place. Raj
mere so podobne onim Mckees
Rocks, Pa. Delavci, Xxi izdelujeJo
vozove, ne vedo OBJ koncu tedna,
kOliko so zasluzili. In ma Ia naGin
je Companiji mOgoGe vtrgavati
delavcem place, kakor Sc il po-
ljubi. Ma Strajku je Gez 1000 de
lavcev, od kterih je mad polovico
Hrvatov in Srbov. Strajkolomcev
nj. Strajk vodi E. Trautman, or
ganizator za |. w. W., pod ktero
organizacijo so Sc delavci - ka-
kor MckeeS Rocks - ze organi-
zirali.
V petek vecer dine II. jan. je
bill f. Hamond velik shod Straj-
karjev. Ma shodu je govoril "a
Srbe in Hrvate Sodr. Glumac.
urednik Radnicke Straze', ki je
navduSenem govoru pozival
strajkujoce maj vstrajajo boju
napram ne nasitni Standar Co.
Da So delavci pripravljeni ma
vse. da izvojujejo zmago. so bill
znaki gromovitih aplauzih, Xxi
so sledili GlumaGevem govoru. Ia
Slovence .je imenu "Proietarca !"
govoril kratkem sodr. Frank
PetriG, Xxi je istotako pojasneval
solidarnost delavcev organiziranih
V l. w. W., Xxi bodo stall ma stra-
nj bojujoGih Sc Z. Hammond.
Tudi Proletarec" bo ma raz-
polago "a moralno oporo TEN
boju. - Ia agitacijo Rad. Stra-
ze" je govOril sodr. NJ. Hans.
Kakor Sc je pOvedalo ma shodu,
tam nj (razun stirih) slovenskih
delavcev.
Mi pozivljamo vse delavce, ki
iScejo della tel industriji, da ne
gredo v E. Hammond, Ind, kjer
je sedaj strajk.
OBJ enem nam je Sc pripomniti,
maj bodo naSi delavci pripravlje-
nj priskoGiti ma pomoc bojujoGim
Sc Hammond, Ge Strajk Sc ne bo
kmalu koncan.
Ia sedaj samo {: ne Hammond,
Ind
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
PODGANA NOTER =
DRUGA VEN.

John r. Walsha, Znanega tatu-
millionaire. so zadnji teden kOncno
odvedli V zvezino jetniSnico Fort
Leavenworth Kansasu, kjer ina
po obsodbi odsedeti pet let (cebo p
Blizo pet let Sc je Walsh vsemi
postavnimi sleparskimi sredstvi
branil zasluzene kazni in Sc royal
pravici V obraz. RAM reforma-
tori" pod kapitalisticnimi zasta-
vami Sc spet ponaSajo, ceS pravl-
ca je lie Sc ma svetu: tudi milo
narji morajo jeGo, ne samo re-
vezi. Ali pa je Walsh pravzaprav
jeGi? Kakor pOrocajo razni listi,
ina kaznjenec Walsh poSebno in
priietno sobo. ne celice kakor dru-
gi, navadni" kaznjenci: ina
tudi bOljSo hrano "A delal baje ne
bo druzega kakOr tital casopise.
HIM. V tako ''jeGO" bi 81 zelel Sc
marsikdo! - Med TEN, ko so OBJ
lasti zaprle jedno podgano V klet-
ko, so pa drugo, Sc boil nevarno
kot je prva walsh, izpustile IL
kletke ma presto. V soboto Je bil
namrec pomiloScen IL jolietske
kaznilnice Paul Stensland, vellkl
bancni tat. kteri je pred trent lett
micil jedno chikaSko banko, tlso-
6e depozitOrjev - vecinoma slro-
maSnih delavcev - sprawl ma
bera$ko palico in svojim ropar-
skim cinom tudi povzrocil, da so
tri osebe izvrSile samomor, a dive
sta zblazneli. In to clovek, kterl
bi moral vse svoje zivljenJe pre-
biti OBJ trdem delu kaznilnicl, Je
sedai svobodenl Ravnotako bo tu-
di Walsh cez nekaj casa o, poJte
Sc solit tako Justice
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
SplOsen pregled.
Delavci in tovarisi. V kor

- Delavci in tovarisi. V kon-
gresu Zdr. drz. je zakonska pred
loga, ki doloca pokOjnino "a stare
in delo nesposobne delavce.
PriporoGamo vSakemu slOven-
skemu delavcu, - socialism ali
nesocialistu, ki je drzavljan anne
riSke republike, da piSe nemudo-
ma dopisnico drzavnozborskemu
poslancu V Washington. d. c.. XII
zastopa njegov okraj, kteri maj
opozori poslanca, da maj govori in
glasuje IA tax pokojninski zakon,
Xxi bo koristil delavcem.
Delavci. Ako smo sloini. bode-
mo tudi kaj dosegh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
= Je, joj, jej. All, ameriSl

Je, joj, jej. All, ameriska
vlada je res korajzna. Vstrelili so
diva ameriSka drzavliana, ker sta
Sc vojskovala prot nikaruguaSki
v!adi. To je bilo grozenje predsed-
riku pritlikave republike. Zelayo
so hoteli pojesti kar zivega.
Ali ia korajza jc Sla rakom wi
zgat, ko Sc je doznalo, da je 300
premogarejv bilo vsled kapitah-
sticne profitazeljnosti vmorienih
V Cherry, Ill.
Pa nj cudo, lastniki premogoko-
kopov in rudnikov lastuiejo tudi
vlado.
Pri TEN umoru ma debelo je mol
Gala vlada, radi dveh umorjenih
Americanov Nikaragui je pa
vdarjal ma vojni Doben.
POZnamo Sc!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

rokah peScice milijarderjev. Nor
gan in Rockefeller sta pokazala,
kako je treba in drugi trustiani
jim pa slede. Kmalu bo IN vse
trust. Ako Sc ameriSko ljudstvo
ne zbudi, bo morda knaiu place
vati trustom davek Sc "a zrak.
kterega dina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Soproga znanega GikaSkega

- Soproga znanega GikaSkega
Spekulanta Pattena, Xxi je zadnjo
leto $ svojimi Spekulacijami silno
podrazil pSenico. je Sla kot ma
Nadi pri bogatih damah med re-
iormatorice. V nekem zenskem
kiubu V Philadelphia jc govorila
proti narodnemu samomOru.
IIiSe bi morale biti polnc O.
trok," je hitela pridigati pobozna
milijonarka. "Zc mas zveliGar ie
dejal: Pustitc male k meni."
No mas "zveliGar", je pa pri-
porocal Sc nekaj druzega. "Spo-
dite tatove in skopuhe IL hiSe bo-
zje."
To je pa bogata dana" poza-
bila povedati V svoii pridigi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Kapitalisticni casnik 81


Angeles Times" piSe, da so Gene
IA zivez, obuco in obleko radi tega
talo visoke, ker imamo prevcliko
prOdukcijo zlata. List priporoca,
mai Sc preneha : produkcijo zlata.
ali naj Sc pa del produciranega
zIata vrZe V ocean. ker naraScaj
kvantitete denarja della denar ce-
men ali pa podrazi potrebScine.
No, tch Stavkih. kterc jc pri-
nescl kapitalisticen list, Sc glasi
d0loGno. da ie maj SlabejSa draw
ma forma. kolikor smo jih do da-
mes, vendar kapitaliSticna. Sc V
nobeni druzbi Sc nj priporocalo,
maj Sc uniGujejo pridelki.
Ze radi tega je potrebno. da Sc
Strmoglavi kapitalistiGno druzbo.
ma njenih razvalinah pa zgradi So
socialisticno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25
Vodja kaznilnice V Atlanta

FVVJu hdlHIIIIICC ' AIIdUId,
Ga. IN JetniSki Guvai Peter ID. NJ.
Nnty sta "a neclovcSko trpinGenje
Jetnikov dobila primeri zloGi-
nom. kterega sta zvrSila zelo mai
hna kazen. Obsojena sta bila ma
$50 globe. oziroma ma Sest me-
Secev zapora. Vile tenn sta pa a.
pelirala ma viSjo instance.
Ia obsodba dokazuje zopet. ka-
ko milo postopajo sodiSca repu-
bliki ljudmi, magari cc so tudi
najnizji cuvaji kapitalizma in ME
govih naprav.
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' Cherry, Ill. bi Sc Slo "a korist
delavcev, V Nikaragui pa "a pest
kapitalistov, Xxi hoGe oguliti on
dotno ljudstvo in prisvojiti 81
zemljo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-25

eek vseh zeieZniSkih druzb "a leto
1909 je pa znasal S742,9S7,191.
TIE Stevilke dOkazujejo iasno
kot bell dan, da ameriSko ljudst-
vo. vsakih deset let plaza zelezni-
ce zelezniSkim magnatom. Ali nj
SkraJm cas-. da Sc zeleznIce podr-
zavijo??
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= Zagovorniki kapitalistov pri-

povedujejo, V toliki meri, da ie
rocno delo zdravo in. krepcalno,
da Jim mi zelimo, da hi Sli takoj
okuSat slast della.
PriporoGamo jim prvi vrsti
tvornice IA izdelovanje jekIa in
zeleza. Pri plavzu clovek najlozje
okusi slaSt della.
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tako je pa lie diplomaticeD trik.
kapitalisti so pa dosegli, kar so
zeleli. IzkoriScali i'll oplenili bodo
lahko sedaj Nikaraguo, ne da bi
jih kedo motil pri TEN delu.