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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
GREAT COUNCIL
CUTS SALARIES OF
RED men CHIEFS
Reduction Is First Step in Pro-
gram of Retrenchment
Decided Upon.
Especial to the Newark star.l

TRENTON, Feb. 25.-Upon the recom-
mendation of the finance committee the
great council of the Red Men of New
Jersey today decided to cut down ex-
penses, and consequently the salaries
of four great council officers were re-
duced.
The great sachem has heretofore re-
ceived $500 a year and has paid his
own expenses. He will now receive 5000
q year and expenses. The senior and
junior sagamores have received $3.50 a
year. In the future they will receive
expenses only. The great keeper OF
wampum's salary of $50 a year was
clipped off, and in the future he will
receive expenses only.
After the business of the session to-
day officers who were elected yester-
day were raised by Great Incohonee
Thomas X, Donnelly and Past Great
Sachem JOHN Poore, of Philadelphia.
The new great sachem will appoint his
officers and the great council win ad-
1ourn this evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
SALESMAN PLEADS GUILTY
To FOUR INDICTMENTS

Albert Auschutz, a jewelry salesman,
pleaded guilty before Judge Ten Eyck,
in Part |. Quarter Sessions Court, to
foHr indictments of embezzlement.
Absolute admitted he had taken FIVE
diamond rings from C. Fretzhe Com
pang, a 5000 diamond ring from ].
MotzanbeclEer, of AZ Montgomery street;
four platinum rings from William II.
TAYLOR & Co, and three diamond
brooches from Adolf Rosenberg, of &c
Columbia street, had sold the goods and
failed to make returns for them.
Pasqualo Di Alesio pleaded guilty to
carrying concealed weapons, William
Smith to an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
John Thomas to a larceny indictment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
DENNIS HIGGINS.

Death today relieved the sufferings
of Dennis Higgins. who for the past
three years Ind been confined ~ ia,
home following a stroke of paralysis.
The deceased was 81 year sold, and for
q quarter of q century had been in the
undertaking business in West Hudson
The paralytic stroke, which eventu-
ally proved fatal, was sustained by MI.
Higgins on May Is, 1907. He was pre-
pairing to leave his home for church,
was putting on his coat when
stricken. 1t was believed then that he
would not long survive.
Mr. Higgins was for fourteen years
eonnected with Crane g. Co, Of Har-
rison and for the past sleven years
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
SUBPOENAS ISSUED
FOR INSPECTION Of
: MEAT TRUST BOOKS
Prosecutor Garven Threatens to
Quash Charter Unless Officers
Comply With Orders.

JERSEY CITY. Feb. %. -Packlng
house men and cold storage interesls,
here and elsewhere, had representatives
on hand in Jersey City today, where
the grand jury met for its expected
final action on the recently prepared
indictments.
There was every indication that whgA
the jury reported to Judge Swayze it
would return from a dozen To a score
of indictments against the meat-pack-
ing interests which maintain the vast
system of cold storage plants across
the Hudson river from which New York
city draws the bulk of it's supplies OF
meat n other perishable food
products. The business of several con-
Germs has been under Investigation and
there mas been a great mass of testi-
mony taken.
sensational incidents of the past few
days, including an attempt. accordipv
to a semi-oficial statement. to briba
the prosecutor to call off the proceed
ings against the packers. have COM
bined to excite wide interest in the in
v~estigation.
According to Chicago dispatches
Thomas Kehoe, attorney for Armour q
Co, laughed at the bribery story, as
did the lawyers for other beef trust
concerns. They said no one. not even
the government attorneys, are taking
the Now Jersey prosecution seriously.
prosecutor Garven today
that he had issued subpoenas for all
the ohlcers OF the Corporation Trust
Company of New Jersey, the corpora-
tlon which represents the packing COM
panies in the State. He has demanded
that they bring with them their books
showing the stock ownership of thu
various companies, their officers and
directors and other information deS
sired.
Mr.. Garven stated that if the officers
failed to comply with the requirements
OF III subpoena he will move for the
quashing of the trust eompany's char
ter. 1t is understood hat two of the
men whose testimony Is wanted have
volunteered to appear. one of them be-
ing s. A. Patterson. of Chicago. who ;s
also first vice-president of the Ma
tional Packing Company, and one of
the men said to be named in the blan-
ket Indictment against National Pack
ing officials. which. however,
does not BECOME effective until CON
frmed by the court. This is the in
dictment expected to be brought in Inv
the grand jury today. -
Mr.. Garven stated that If Mr.. Patter-
son and Eastern Manager Murphy. OF
the National Packing Company. the
other volunteer witness. come into The
State he will retain them here pend.
Ing action on the indictment.
STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
HIGH SCHOOL BOY LICENSED
AS METHODIST PREACHER,

WATERBURY,. Conn, Feb. 25.v-The
youngest licensed parson in the United
States is Francis Rollins. of Bakers
vile, Conn.,, is years old. His au-
thority to preach has just been granted
by the New Haven district OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Young Rollins, who is, still a high
school student. has frequently filled
his fathers pulpit in Bakersville. Now
that he has been licensed he expects to
preach regularly in mission churches
in the smaller towns.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

FoSToRlA, o., Feb. 25.--The victim
of a mysterious assault, Charles Coe,
night agent of the Hooking Valley rail-
road here, is unconscious and may die.
Coo was found beside his desk about
s:45 O'Clock this morning unconscious
and lying. in a pool OF blood. There
was a deep cash on the back of his
head and another or the forehead. His
revolver and keys are missing. Theirs
was no evidence Of robbery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL
PANAMA LIBEL DECISION,

WASHINGTON. Feb, 25.-As a re-
suit Of the cabinet meeting Attorney
General Wickersham today telegraphed
10 District Attorney Wise at New York
to note al appeal from the decision OF
Judge Hough, dismissing for want of
jurisdiction the Indictment against the
Press Publishing Company New York
World.
The charge on which the indictment
was based was of libel in connection
with the Panama canal cases.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
COURT OF HONOR REpRIHyED.

The eight pillars constituting the
court of honor" at the Four Corners.
erected ~ the expen,. of the Board of
Trade or the reception Of President
Taft. will be allowed TO stand until the
beginning OF next week. The permit
granted the board by Superintendent
Shipmsn, of the Board OF Works, ex-
PRED yesterday noon, but by special
request of the Board Of Trade an .ex-
tertion until Monday next was granted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
STOVE SETS FIRE TO
DAMAGE SMALL,

An alarm sounded from box 64S sum-
nloned firemen to the apartment of
Joseppo K~rasknowska on the first floor
of the house at l26 Montgomery street
shortly before noon today.
An o~verheated stove had set fire to
woodwork In the Kitchen. The flames
were quickly extinguished. Tho dam
age was estimated at $50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25

was senior member of the Kearny un-
dertaking firm of Higgins & Calmar.
His widow and four daughters sur
vive. One of the daughters is a Sister
of Charity and is stationed in Jersey
City.
The funeral will be held from his
late home. 81 Bryant street, this city.
Monday morning A high mass will be
offered In the Church of Our Lady of
Good Counsel, Woodside, and interment
viii be in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25
SIXTY POISONED BY EATING
ICE CREAM AT FESTIVAL,

DELAWARE, Feb, 25.-sixty resi-
dents Of this town, who attended a
Washington Birthday festival in the
Presbyterian Church three days ago,
have developed symptoms OF ptomaine
poisoning, Six OF them are seriously
ill.
Physicians say that tainted ice-cream
was the cause of their sickness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25

setner and bring or mail them In a neat hat
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IlOVERB EnlTcR. Newark EVENING STAR.
Newark, New Jersey.
Inc time Of RECEIVING answers Will have no
eilect upon he awarding of the prizes, with this
sAeeiilon; All answers must be in the STARfH
pusiless office within seventy-two hours after
tne last, Or fiftieth, picture has appeared.
me prizes Will be awarded TO the contestants
senulng Ia the correct or nearest correct set 81
sSmswers to the entire fifty proyerb Illustrations
onIy one prize VIII be awarded TO a family.
the same number of correct solutions, the con
tfstant whose set OF answers Is most neatly
and uniformly prepared, according TO the
opinion of the full Judging committee, Will bs
declared the winner.
Only one set of answers may be submitted by
any individual contestant. =
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will take into account the similarity and exact
wording OF the proverbs as selected by thc
Proverb Editor from the Newark EVENING
STARS Book Of English Proverbs.
The Proyerb Editor reserves the right to make
such changes to the above rules as he NAV
deem advisable In the interest Of contestants.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-25

All persons permanently residing In the staYe
OF New Jersey are eligible to enter this cohtess
excepting employees OF the Morning anu
EVENING STAR, and members OF tneir
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Contestant must write their answers upon
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Answers may be written in any legible manner;
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Each picture represents some well-known and
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of a prove:b and wish to send in more than one
answer to a picture, you may do so; that Is. you
may submit as many answers as you desire to
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answers will be permitted in q complete set, and
no set will be considered complete unless II
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incorrect answers will not count against con-
~testants if the correct answer is also given.
Only one answer should be written upon the
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Hold all answers until after the last picture
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swEDEN's KING GOES AuToING.

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 25.-King Gus
took a drive in an automobile
about the city today. 1t was the first
time that he had been out OF doors
since he underwent the operation for
appendicitis.
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PILES CUREb IN Q TO Ia DAYS
FAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure
any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding OF
P~rotruding Piles in = 4 IL days. or money
refunded. b0c.-Adv.
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RULES GOVERNING THE CONTEST

The Newark EVENING STAR Proyerb Contest is feature of entertainment and am,-.
for every member of the home, designed TO pronoe and develop thought in the mahs n,
the young fos ard to provide a pleasant mental diversion for the grown m"" Ever 1s sy
for 6y &c days there viii be published in the Newark STAR tEwnIngE Edition an myrr.s
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Yes.
An Elizabeth contestant who signs
as IN. E. L." asks if she can mount
the coupons on other paper and must
they correspond in size, etc.
AS stated numerous times before, the
extra coupons must be of same size,
similar in style and wording, etc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
stvena tiskarna" ma zadruzni pod

Stvena tiskarna" ma zadruzni pod
lagi.
Slovenski delavec in obrtnik no.
sta svoje krvavo zasluzene cente
v kapitalisticne banke, kapitali-
sti Jim pa z istim denarjem kujejo
suzenjske spone in okove.
Ako je mogo6e "Proletarcu''
vspevati ma zadruzni podlagi, &c
~procvita Classic S. n. p. j., in Ge
Sc lahko ~osnuje" jugoslovanska
dfuStvena tiskarna" ma zadruzni
podlagi, zakaj bi Sc ne osnovala
tudi agentura "a naseljence in
banka ma zadruzni podlagiR
Pa cemu nositi denar V kapitali-
sticne zavode? Mar radi tega, da
pletejo "a delavce in male obrt-
nike bic?
Politiena agitacija je lie sredst-
vo, da mas kapitalisti ne vnicijo
$ kapitalisticnimi zakoni, ko Sc
borimo "a gospodarsko enako-
pravnost. OdloGilna bitka Sc DO
vrSila lie ma gospodarskem polju.
Slovenski delavci in obrtniki =!
V zadruge, in van Sc nj treba ba-
ii klerikalnega zmaja, XII sedaj il
stare domovine prihaja k nam.
Danes imamo re tri podporne
Jednote, XII so odlo6ne nasprotni-
&c klerikalizma. Imamo tri lokal-
ma podporna druStva, XII Sc ogiba-
jo klerikalizma kot voza, XII je ma
lozen z gnojem. Pa tudi jugoslov.
soc. organizacija so tukaj, XII vidi-
10 V klerikalizmu najvecjo nesre-
co "a vsak narod
no Sakserjevo podjetje postane
klerikalna trdnjava, nam nj ire
ba druzega, kot zdruziti Sc ma 60
spodarskem polju. Posnemajmo
mali narod Fincev, in blagostan
DO prisel "a vse, V kolikor more
prihajati "a tiste V mejah danaSn-
je druzbe, ki 81 z rokami ali pa z
umom sluzijo svoj vsakdanji kruh.
Socialist - pa tudi delavci in
obrtniki, XII Sc ne striniate S kleri-
kalizmom, povejte odprto svoje
misli o zadrugi. Ia stvaren razgo-
vor sem vedno ma razpolago ma
shodih ali pa V listih. V osebnosti
Sc ne spuScaml
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
IL delavskega Sveta.

V New Yorku je I. julia
z~astrajkalo okrog $4,000 Sivilj
zenskih oblck. Stra.jk DO najbrze
splosen; razSiril Sc bo ma Chica-
go in druga mesta, nakar DO blizu
10000 delavk vstopilo V boz. 81
vile ~zahtevajo: oscmurni DELAY
mix; skrajSanie della ma Sest dni
V tednu; odpravo Sivanie Gez ure
ma domu poviSanje place; dvojno
place "a nadGas {overtime) 4; od-
pravo gopilne silc pri Strojih z no.
gami; odpravo plaGevanja "a ele-
ktrlcnO gonilno silo lSedaj mora
jo delavci in delavke plaGevati "a
elektriko, kar je porabijo pri svo-
jem deiu.)
- ZelezniGarji, $1,000 pc Stew
Ia, ma pennsylvanski progi iztoc-
no cd Pittsburgh, Sc pripravljajo
ma strajk "a veGjo place.
"Zena ne more oprayliati
moSkega della" To Sc cuje wee
KRAFT in cd mnogih ljudi. Da je ia
trditev %neresnicha. dokazujcjo pa
sledeti podatki IL vladnc statisti-
ke, Xxi Sc bavi Z zenslim delom V
Iedinjenih driavah. Pc tel urad-
nj statistiki jc bilo minulo leto V
naSi rcpubliki: 100 drrark. ll3
tesark, 663.209 delavk ma farmah
lkmetijah). 5574 brivk. SO poll
caJE. javnih Guvajk it'd. l23.975
tvorniSlIh delavk. 40 natakaric.
SO33 janitork OhiSnicl. l53 colna-
ric il mornark. 20S6 gostilniCark.
2915 vnanjih kramark. 100 konj.
SIKH dckel. 6663 raznaSalk bro
Javov, i6 vsluzbenk ma p~oulicnih
zeleznicah. l99SS dclavk pri ma
kladanju in odpoSiljanju blaga V
magazinih, 323 pogrebnic. 545 mi
lark, , strehokrovki, 1876 ~pleskark
do delayk "a lcpljcnjc stenskega
papirja, 161 zidark. 17S izdelo-
walk opeke. l43 kamnoseGic. 1865
rudark in delavk V kamnolomih.
800 mesark in 1913 kovacic. - Tn
so vStete lie liste delavke, XII o.
pravljajo moSko delo. t. j. delo.
ktero navadno opravljajo moSkl
$ trudom in napornostjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
Prijazno pismo.

L n%aJvecjim v~eseljem VAN ma
znanJam, da Sc Gutim spet popol.
mona zdrava. Imela sem hudo ze-
lodcno nepriliko deli casa. in ko
sem vpraSala zdravnike in vzivala
mnogotera zdravila brez uspeha.
sem izgubila vse upanie, da Sc
mi zdravJe povrne. Potem pa mi
Je neka prijateljica svetovala DO
skusiti T~riner.jevO ameriSko zdra-
vino grenko vino. Miss Frances
Sutherland, cor. 4th. & Lucust St.
So. Bethlehem, Pa. Nam Sc zdi Gu
dino, da Sc je Miss Sutherland "a
tekla k Zadnjeimenovanemu zdra.
vllu tako poznO, ko bi 81 lahko
prlhranila mnogo boleGin in pa
stroskov, ako bi vzivala koi V "a
cetku bolezni. Zelimo s~vetovati
vsakomur. maj nikar dolgo ne cd
laga zdravlienia zelodca. drobia.
krvl In zivcev. nikdar ne poizku-
sa neznanih zdravil, marveG takoi
uziva ~Trinerjevo ameriSko gren-
ko zdravilno vino. Jos. Triner
1333-1339 So. Ashland Ave. Chi.
cago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
Ma drugem mcstu V |

- Ma drugem mestu V listu
smo omenili, da kriza "a nekaterc
industrielne stroke Sc nj ponehala.
Ponekod delajo Slabo. Sc mani kot
V dobi krize, drugod pa zopet :
polnim parom.
In tam, kjer delajo s polnim
parom, so delavci veseli Sc DO de
lopustu vjamejo par uric. Over
time. DomiSljajo 81. da 81 S ten
poboljSajo svoj bedni polozaj.
V resnici 81 pa delavec s TEN
oslabi svoj edini kapital - DELAY
no moe, zaeno pa svojim bratom
- delavcem onemogOGi zasluziti
koScek kruha.
Delavec s TEN pomaga. da kri-
"a Sc traja V nckaterih strokah.
krizo ne pospeSi lie, ako Sc della
wee zadovolji Z mic, marvel tud..
zee delavec prevec della. Tembolj
ko so delayci napram TEN faktom
brezbrizni, tolikorbolj p~ostajajo
lgracica kapitalistiGne Spekulaci-
Je IN profitazeljnosti. KonGno ie
pa vsaka kriza lie posledica neome-
Jene spekulacije in profitazeljno-
sti. In prot temu Sc morajo de
lavci zdruziti in bojevati.
Kriza in brezposelnost sta tes-
no spoJena spremljevalca kapita-
listitne industrije in druzbe. Ka-
kor je kriza lc mogoGa, ker deiav-
81 prenaSajo mirno kapitalistiGno
nasllJe, tako tudi vsebuie in pri-
nasa vedno groznejSe posledice "a
delavce. ako delavci dovoliio. da
Jih kapitalisti odirajo in ~izsesaya-
10. Tembolj. ko Sc dclavci upira-
10 L vSemi dovoljcnimi i'm postay-
mimi sredstvi kapitalisticnemu IL
k%oriScanju in odiranju, temboli Sc
odstranjujejo cd Nth grozne DO
sledice gospodarskih kriz, ker Sc
pretvorjajo v socialno revolucio-
narno silo, XII koplje grob kapita-
lizmu.
lie V organizaciji = politicni in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12

LetoSnji 4. julij je bill pa res
sane" ali mirenl Par sto mrtvih
IN ranjenih kot pc navadi - vse
"a slave domovinc! -. barbarski
pretep med belim in Grnim profe-
siJonelnim pretepaGem Reno.
New, velike vojaske vaje V Chi
cagu, enajst lincanj - zares. ia
ko je bio mirno!!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12

Socialism zamctuje.io in pre-
zlraJo samo nevedneZi in hinavci
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
P r o L o

ki lastuje trideset %tvornic, v ka-
terih della navadno 80 tisoc delav-
cev, je vstavila 40 odstotkov stro-
jew v svojih tvornicah.
Ia fakta dokazuje jasno kot
bell dan, da je nekaj gnilega V
DRAW. o pr~osperiteti dobrih ca
sih danes Sc ne moreno pisati. Do
bri casi so lie "a kapitaliste, IA de-
lavce je pa vzlic temu Sc kriza, ce
sc je V nekaterih industrijah obr-
milo ma boljSe. Ena lastovica ne
prinese spomladi.
Sploh je pa danasnji gospodar-
ski polozaj zamotan in zavozljan.
Gene "a zivez in sirovine so vlso-
Ike, IA industrielne izdelke pa niz-
je kot pred dvema lett.
Zakaj2 Kdor hoce ziveti, mora
uzivati hrano. Ljudstvo torej ne
obhodno potrebuje hrano. To je
vzrok, da kapitalisti drazijo Ii
vez. Naobratno Sc pa clovek zado-
wolff s slabimi Gevlji in obleko OBJ
casu gospodarskega pritiska. Tu-
di druge industrielne izdelke lah-
ko pogreSa, kedar je komaj "a Ii
vez. Nsled tega sc kopiGijo indu-
strielni izdelki V skladiScih. Tvor-
niGarji so prisiljeni prodati V TAXI
dobi izdelke "a vsako ceno (maj-
hen profit, ako noGejo zapreti
svojih tvornic.
Nadalje je resnica, da so kap.-
talisti omejili proizvodnjo ziveza
in nekaterih surovin, posebno pa
bombaza, da je danes wee kupcev
kot blaga ma svetovnem trgu. Use
to so zvrSili sebi V korist, ljudstvu
pa V skodo. In to je problem, ka-
terega je treba reSiti.
V mejah danasnje kapitalisti6-
ne druzbe bi prinesla pomnoze-
ma produkcija nekoliko olajsave
%lJudstvu. Ali edini pripomoGek S
trajnim vspehom je spremenitev
kapitalistiGnega naGina proizvodn-
je in razdelitev socijalistiGni ma
Gin.
Singerjeva druzba "a Sivalne
stroje je pred kratkim razdelila
30 milijonov glavniSke dividende
In tako pomnozila glavnico kapi-
tala ma 60 milijonov d~olarjev. To-
like le imela druzba cistega dobiG-
ka. Da pa Ia dobiGek ne obudi lie
prevec pozornosti, da vsak dollar
noSi dollar cistega dobicka. torei
100 p%rocentov, plaGujejo dividen-
do V delnicah. Ma ia nacin prikri-
Jejo cisti dobiGek. ogoljufajo VIA
do "a davke in obdrzijo umetno
ceno blaga ma trgu.
Delavci, Xxi so ustvarili ia do
beck delnicariem. so tudi dobili
d%eInice - dali SO Jim 3 tedne ne
prostovoljnih poGitnic brez place.
Pred desetimi lett je znaSala glav-
Mica Singerjeve druzbe 10 Milo
nov dolarjev. Danes .je glavnica
ze Sestkrat tako velika. Pred desc
TIM lett so bill delavci Singer
Jevemu izkoriScevalnemu zavodu
revni in nezavedni. Danes - So pa
~ nckai let starejSi.
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Lastniki tvornic in maSin so boz
gait ljudje. Ali Sc delavci in pro-
letarci sploh zato boje skupnega
lastnistva sredstev "a produkcijo
da bi obogateli? u drugimi bese-
DAM da bi incl vsega dovolj?
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NOV SLOW. soc. L u

sc je ustanovil V INDIANAPOLIS.
Ind. Tajnik kluba je sodr. Philip
Godina.
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strokovni je tista sila prot kapi-
talisticnim krivicam. Delavci V
strokovno organizacijo - uniio.
da ostanete gospodarsko mocni in
v politieno (socialisticno), da ne
kega dine postavnim potion az
elastic kapitaliste, z gospodarsko
organizacijo pa uresnicite in zvr-
site razglasitev.
Predsednik mehikanske re-
publlke, krvolok Diaz ie pameten
lisjak stare sole V volilni borbi.
XII je danes v navadi lie Sc ma Tur-
Skem in Crni gori. Svojega proti-
kandidata je dial zapreti. y volil-
CT, "a katere je vedel, da bodo gla-
sovali prot njegovemu paSovanju,
Sc pa tudi nj igral.
Mehikanska vlada ie posiliala
V svet vesti, o puntih in vstajah
Z orozjem V roki. Stokratni mort
lee Daz della s TEN reklamo "a
sebe, odvzeti hoce simpatiie ME
GOWN nasprotnikom V civilizira-
mem svetu.
Resnica pa ostane, katere tudi
Diaz ne more utajiti $ svojimi la
uni. XII Sc glasi: Ia m%ehikansko
republiko tvori najvecjo nevar-
most okrvavljeni Diaz! Siba bozja
Je "a mehikansko ~ljudstvo. Doll S
taklmi mesarji, pravi izobrazen
clovek!
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Nam socialistom Sc veckrat oGi.
ia, da hoGcmo narcditi nebesa ma
zeml.lL. To nj res Mi ne vemo, kak
Sna so nebesa. &c hi pa verjeli du.
hovnikom, Xxi imajo patent ma TO
'~malanje' nebes ma "oncm svc-
tu', potem socialist sploh ne ma.
ramo nebes. Bit V nebesih Sc logi-
emo pravi: r9sti lenobo. Mi pa We.
rnJemo V praktiGno delo, ne v le-
nobo, ktero pasejo dandanes V ma
vecJl meri tusti ljudje, XII oznanu.
jejo nebcsa.