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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-02

of A Stubborn Cinderella, predicting
many years of prosperity for it. It's
authors have supplied an ingenious ana
amusing book and a series of tunef,1l
and bright lyrics The attraction win
be seen here on Wednesday matinee ana
night, December T.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-02
Holton Man Kills Himself.

Holton, Kan, Dec. I'll. A. Karslet-
ter, committed suicide here by taking
carbolic acid. Illness is said to be the
cause. He was ~ years old and leaves
a widow and several children.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
another FRISCO
BR|bER ARRESTED
!Ev Associated Press.)

San Francisco. May 3.-After being
lost to sight since March %, 1907
when he was indicted on thirteen
counts on charges of bribing super
visors of the Reuf-Schmitz regime
A. x. Detweiller of Toledo, Ohio,
former vice-president of the Home
Telephone Company of this state
surrendered late today.
Detweiller surrendered to Superior
Judge Lawlor. who Immediately re-
leased him on bonds of s130,0O0.
In a statement, DetWeiller said he
had been travelling in Europe for his
health the greater part Of the time
since the indictments were returned.
and that he had returned the mo-
ment his physicians told him he could
undergo trial without endangering
his life. He declared his return was
voluntary He will be arraisned on
May 5.
When the Ruef-Schmitz board of
supervisors advertised the sale Of a
franchise for a competing telephone
system in 1906, Detweiller came here
from Toledo, and successfully bid,
for the privilege.
In March, 1907, the grand jury
returned thirteen true bills charg-
ing him was bribing members of the
board of supervisors to act favorably
on the bids submitted by his COM
pany.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04

husband, William Horner Leavitt, al
most twice her age, whom she mar
ried seven years ago when she was
just eighteen years old. Mrs. Leavitt
met Reginald Owen first in Colorado
late last summer. He was visiting
relatives there 1t was case of love
at first sight. Reginald Owen be-
longs to p family of Welsh descent
that for several generations has been
prominent in the affairs of the church
of England. His parental grandfather
and great grandfather, both of whom
were named John Owen, were digni'
taries of the church and were con-
spicuously identified with its history
in Ceylon. In that colony Reginald
Owen, now 26 years old, was born
and lived until he was sent to Eng
land by his father. also named John
Owen, to be educated. He Won dis
tinction a few years ago while he had
charge of important telegraph work
for his government in Ireland. He
is strappinig fellow, over six feet
tall, of athletic figure and soldierly
bearing. The bulk of his family es-
tate is in Ceylon. His father, wild
over, now resides in London, where
he is on a dozen or more boards OF
English companies chartered to do
business in Great Britain's eastern po-
sessions. After a brief stay in Eur
ope Mr.. and Mrs. Owen will return
to the husbands station in the West
Indies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
BILL Being MUCH CHANGED
ELkINS AND CUMMiNS MAKE AR
RANGEMENTs REGARDING
AMENDMENTS.
Matter Of Rates for the Long and the
Short Haul to Be Made Subject of
Investigation - House and Senate
Bills Are Now Entirely Different
Measures.
(Sy Associated Press.)

Washington, May 3.-The disman-
tling of the administration railroad
bill proceeded in both houses of
congress today.
Section 7-traffic agreement pro-
vision-was eliminated by both SEN
ate and house. The senate struck
out also section 12, which would
have permitted any railroad owning
fifty per cent of another road to alb
sorb it altogether. The section pro-
hibiting railroads from charging
higher rate for short than for
long haul was adopted by the house
in the form reported by the commit
tee on interstate commerce, but with
the additional provision for investi-
cation and report to congress by
the interstate commission of the
facts relative to the long and short
haul question.
There is no section corresponding
to this in the bill as it Is pending
in the senate, but an amendment Of
fered by Senator Hepburn today to
modify the existing law to a similar
effect precipitated an extended de-
bate which was still in progress
when the senate adjourned.
Strictly speaking, each house today
was boring holes in a separate bill
the senate in the senate bill intro
duced by Elkins; the house in the
bill introduced by Townsend-but
the bills at the outset were identi-
cal, though they were made different
in various respects by the committees
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
DISAPPOINTING
ENOUGH OF THE POISON FOUND
TO HAVE KILLED A MAN
SAYS THE DOCTOR.
Dr.. Vaushan Regarded as the States
Most Important Witness in the Hyde
Murder Trial - Physician Produces
stryehnine Which He Claims Was
Found In the Bodies.
(Bv Associated Pres. y

Kansas City, May 3.-Dr. Victor Z.
Vaughn, tocologist of Ann Arbor,
Mich, and regarded by the state as
it's most important witness IN the
Hyde murder trial, began his test1'
mony late today.
Searches for poison made by him
alone and also with the aid OF Dr.
Walter S. Haines of Chicago, he said,
had resulted in the discovery OF the
following:
Twenty.six thirty-thirds of grain OF
strychnine in the entire liver of Col.
Thos. H. Swope. Signs of cyanide IN
the stomach. Trace Of strychnine In
q kidney. Suggestion, but no positive
proof, OF cyanide in the stomach OF
Chrisman Swope. Strychnine In the
contents of the stomach OF Miss Mar
Raret Swope.s Cyanide in ) capsules,
said to have been thrown into q
street by DR.. B. c. Hyde the night
he was expelled from the Swope resi-
dence last December IL.
On reply to hypothetical questions
regarding the commissions suffered oy
Col. Swope, Chrisman and Margaret
Swope, DR.. Vaughn said in his op1n-
ion they had been caused by the ad-
miniistration of some convuls1ve pol
son. Cyanide or strychnine woull pro
duce such symptoms, said the Wit
ness. :. ..- ~:
while on the stand DR.. Vaughn pro-
duced what was purported to be the
strychnire taken from the liver OF
Col. Swope. One-half grain, he testi-
fled, would kill a person.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
HOVERSTAD MADE ADDRESS
WILSON SAYS FARMERS HAVE
HIGH COST OF LIVING PROB
LEM IN HAND.
Thinks We Are Forgetting the Econ
omies of Our Forefathers - Buy
Too Much in Paper Bags and Not
Enough In Sacks and Barrels -
Keep the Young One on Farm.
(By Associated Prpss.)

St. Louis, Mo-, May 3.-That the
farms of the United States are not
producing half what they should be-
cause of lack of practical education
among the farmers, was the explana-
tion of the high cost of living prob
lem offered by Secretary of Agricul-
ture James Wilson in an address to-
night at the Farmers Union rally.
Wilson received a mixed greeting
from the largest audience that has
yet attended the sessions. A notion
that the delegates arise when the sec
retary entered, was voted down with
cries of hes no better than we are"
When he appeard, about half the audi.
ence stood up while the other half
shouted ''sit down." He was roundlv
applauded at the conclusion Of his ad-
dress, however, and presided at the
remainder of the session.
believe that the solution of the
cost of living proplem lies in good
hands," said Mr. Wilson. "The farmers
are awake and no country is in danger
when this is the case.
The government is straining every
effort to improve the soil and is ac-
complishinig wonderful Things, but
there are other things to be done.
I'VE are forgetting the old home
economies. We buy too much in pa
per bags, forgetting the sacks and
barrels. One of the best things l
could recommend to you would be the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
ROOSEVELT IS.
GIVEN LOVING
CUP BY Danes
PRESENTED WITH PLAcoUEs
WITH ENGRAVING OF AFRL
CAN BEATS.
MUNICIPALITY gave Dinner
"LoNG LIVE ROOSEVELT" BRoT
FORTH CHEERS FROM THE
GUESTS
Will Speak Today at Christiana and
Will Deliver Nobel Prize Speech
Minister Egan Receives News Of the
Death Of. His Wife's Mother In the
United States.
MUNICIPALITY gave Dinner
@v Associated PresS.l

Copenhagen, May 3.-Roosevelt left
here at $50 tonight for Christiana,
where he will arrive shortly after
noon tomorrow. At Christiania the
feature of his visit will be the Nobel
Prize speech. This will be delivered
on Thursday afternoon in the Nation
al theatre.
An enormous crowd gathered at the
station to bid farewell to Mr.. Roose-
welt. Minister Egan had been invited
to go to Christiania. but he decided
to remain here. having just received
news of the death in the United
States of his wife's mother.
Roosevelt was the recipient today
of two loving cups, one bearing the
Danish coat of arms and the other the
American arms, and also four plac'
ques from the royal porcelain works,
upon which were pictured several wild
beasts. In making the presentation,
the manager of the works told Mr..
Roosevelt that they were wild beasts
from Africa"
Mr.. Roosevelt accepted the placques
graciously, and while examining the
figure of an elephant looked up sud
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04

Lincoln, Neb., May 3.-The mar
riage of Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daughter
of William Jennings Bryan, to Regi-
nald Owen of the British Royal en-
gineers, was held here today. After
the ceremony the couple left for the
ancestral halls of the groom in Eng
land. The marriage is the culmina'
ton of a romance of short duration
and that has been conducted very
quietly. In March, 1909. Mrs. Leavitt
obtained a divorce from her artist
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04

Washington, May 3 (SpeciaD -
General Nelson A. Miles Of the Unit
ed State army, retired, who was
thrown from his horse while riding
in Potomac park, was announced.
When picked up, General Miles was
unconscious, but it was not until lat
er that it was discovered that he had
sustained a broken rib and internal
injuries. How serious the latter will
prove the attending physicians have
not announced.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
WOULD REPEAL
PRIMARY Law
Ex.ATTORNEY GENERAL MCUE
THINKS PEOPLE ARE DIS
GUSTED WITH 1T.
IN AN INTERVIEW HE DECLARES
EFFORT WILL BE MADE FOR
REPEAL.
iBy Associated PresS.)

Minneapolis, Minn., May 3.-(Spec-
iai)-A movement is on foot in the
state of North Dakota for the repeal
of the primary law according to L. r.
4-cCue of Darlington, former attorney
general of his state, who is at the
West hotel. He declares that 1t is
becoming more unsatisfactory every
wear and that sentiment is growing
rapidly against it.
Mr.. McCue attributes it's failure to
three things, namely, it creates dis
satisfaction in the majority party and
helps the minority party, favors the
rich as against the poor and brings
out men for important offices who are
incompetent.
North Dakota Is good example
of it's failure" said Mr.. McCue. the
republican party, which was once SOL
id, is hopeless1y split, with little nope
of ever being united. The democrats
are carrying away all the Offices. I'm
der the primary election law any one
can be a candidate for Office, whether
his previous record warrants or not.
All that he needs is a certain number
of signers to a petition. which any
body can get. The result is that there
are three or four candidates for every
nomination and the defeated candl-
dates throw their strength to the op-
posing party.
with the old state convention all
these difficulties are eliminated. The
convention is attended by representa-.
tive men from all over the state and
only the man who is capable and has
a chance to be elected is chosen. 1t is
not so liable to create dissension In
a party and it gives an equal chance
to the poor and rich"
Mr.. McCue is one of the leaders in
favoring the repeal of the primary
election law and declares it will be
nut up to the legislature at its next
session.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
SENATOR MCCUMBER
IS MUCH IMPROVED
fBy Associated Press.)

Washington, May Ex-senator Nc
Cumber of North Dakota, operated
upon here yesterday because of an
abscess which followed the operation
for appendicitis, was reported i'm
proved tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
"klNG JOHN" HAS BIRTHDAY

John Satterlund, receiver in the To-
cal U. S. land Office, had a birthday
yesterday, and with few friends en-
joyed a pleasant gathering in the
evening. John has reached close to
the three score years and still has
the allotted ten to run to bring him to
the average. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04

CONTINUED to Page S.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-04
A Great Thinker.

"Bliggins puts a great deal OF
thought into his work"
Eyes; he works ten minutes and
then thinks about it for m hopR and
q quarter" ::
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
DELEGATE IA PRVI JUGO-
SLOVANSKI KONGRES v
CHICAGO.

Slov. soc. klub st. |. Chicagi.
ILL.,: Sodr. Mike Kulovec in Frank
PetriG.
Slov. soc. klub Stv. >. La Sale,
iii. sodr j. BratkoviG.
Slov. soc. klub st. 3 Conemaugh.
Pa, sodr. Frank Podboj.
Slov. soc. klub st. 4. Glencoe,
Ohio sodr. Mace Zlemberger.
Slov. soc. klub st. 9 "Proletar-
ka' V Chicago, sodra. Helena Ia
vertnik.
.IugOsl. soc. udruzenje AIleghe-
ny. Pa. sodruga Tomo BeSeniG in
Blaz Ziki6.
Jugosl. soc. zenSko udrezenie
Chicagi sodruginii Katarina Stra-
hota in NJ. Horvat.
Tainikc SLOW. soc. klubov pro-
sim, da mi nemudoma naznanijo
imena delegatOv. da jih objavim V
" Prolctarcu.
NSak delcgat mai mi sporoGi, 8
katerim vlakom Sc bo pripelial v
Chicago. da ca bo ktcri GikaSkih
Sodrugov priGakoval ma zclczniS-
KEN pcronu.
CpoStcvaitc to in zvrSite,
John PetriG.
tajnik SLOW. soc. we've.
Nota: Naslov glavncga tainika
SLOW. soc. we've So glaSi: John Pc
trio 1888 w. 22. 81. Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
. POgreb "a kralia EdNarda

- Pogreb "a kralja Edyarda je
Stal poldrugi million dolariev., ka-
t"roga bo trcba plaGati IL iavnih
Srcdstcv.
Ia pogreb mrtvega kralja pol
drugi million dolarjev. Naobratno
pa strada ma StotisoGe liudi ma
AngleSkem. Tako skrbi kapitaIi-
Stltna drzava "a svoje otroke -
drlavIJanc. .kraljem krasne pogre-
be - ljudstvu pa glad.
Sc enkrat povemo odprto, da ie
vega zguba "a GloveSko druzbo
ce umrle en- navaden delavec. kot
te poglnejo vsi kralii, cesarii in
druga sIicna svojat modre krvi in
dolgih linen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
Poor!

Sodrug Frank Petric potuje "a
Proletarca po drzavi Minnesota in
Wisconsin. opravicen je do vseh
poslov, ki spadajo v podroGje Pro
letarca, kot pobiranje naroGnine,
prodajo njig in pogajanje "a
oglase. Priporocamo ga sodrugom,
da ga podpirajo pri tezavnem po-
slu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
LetO (VOl.) v.
AmeriSki kapitalisti So med

- AmeriSki kapitalisti Sc med
vsemi kapitalisti ma svetu poslu-
zujejo najboli nizkih in umazanih
sredStev boju zoper delavce.
V Lead $. ID. ie Iopovska dru-
hal katero so brez dvomno naieli
kapitalisti. vdrla silo prostore
casnika BLACK Hills Daily Regi-
ster L namenom. da bi zruSila
vSe strOje. Ia vandalski Gin ie pa
provzrotil okoli $500 Skode. Van
dalska druhal je hotela uniciti vse
stroJe. da hi onemogoGila izdaian-
Je Gasnika, XII brani neustraSeno
pravice in zahteve delavcev. po-
Sebno pa rudariev, katere ie izpr-
la Homestacke druzba. Vecino
delnic te druzbe lastuje Hearsto-
va Obitelj. Ali ia podel Gin nj W.
pei popolnoma, ker je surova dru-
hal prezrla tiskarski stroj dru-
gi sobi.
Nekateri ameriSki kapitalisti so
res tako nizkotni. da boil nizkot-
nih ljudi nj dobiti ma svetu.
Nzemimo nasprotno! Uniiski
delavci bi n. pr. razbili stroie
tlskarni kakSnega kapitalistiGne-
ga casnika. Vsi kapitalisticni cas-
niki bi zahtevali slozno. da mora
Jo odbOrniki unije takoj jeco
radi zarote.
ker je pa "Black Hills Daily
Register branil pogumno pravi-
ce organiziranih rudariev. Sc pa
noben kapitalisticen pisac ne zme-
nj "a ia vandalski Gin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
= Zvezna vlada bo ze I

- Zvezna vlada bo ie radi sra
mote morala pOmagati ruSkim de-
lavcem. katere so IL Sibirijc i'm
portirali lastniki Sladkornih ma
sadOy ma otoGjc Hawai-. in kate
rlm postopajo tam. kot 7 navad-
mimi sunni. Skandal ie "a anne
rlsko republiko tako ogromcn. da
so merodajni faktorji Washing
tonu priSiljeni geniti Sc.
Mi smo o tel Iadevi zc pisali.
kO so zvabili ruskc delavce GO
lJufivimi in sleparskimi obljuba-
mi ma otocje.
Lastniki nasadov ma otoGJu 81"
importiranimi Rusi res ravnali
kot sunni. dokler Sc MISC ruski
delavci uprli.
Lastniki nasadov so poslali svo-
Je agente lcta 1909 V Sibirijo. ker
so sc jim uprli japonski delavci.
Agent1e so siromaSnim naselni
k0m obljubili luno neba. Otocje
SO slikali "a raj. Rekli so: "Vsak
delavec bo incl pohiStvom o.
premljeno hiSo, presto kurjavo,
en- aker zemlje in 40-50 dolarjev
place ma mesec. Ienske bodo do
biyale $50 do $35 mozki pa lahko
delom cd kosa zasluzijo $s5 me-
secno. Nadalje so obliubili brez-
|placno zdraynisko pomoc. polovi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
IL Rige porocajo brzojavno.

- IL Rige porocajo brzojavno.
da car batjuSka Sc nj sit GloveSke
krvi. Pred vojnim sodiSGem bo
pricela obravnava prot france
burSkemu centrumu. Obtozenih ie
227 oscb. Dolzijo iih, da so bill
clani revolucionarne milice. XII ie
kot vojasko izvezbana ceta napa-
dala ruske cete.
80 clanov te druzbe je bilo pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
Chicago, ILL.,, IA. iuniia June, 1910.

kralu. Ljudstvo. kot trctie pri
tenn prepiru, sc pa ne bo smejalo.
Y tenn prepiru Sc gre. kdo bo
goSpodar ma trgu ~ >irovo maslo.
MeSarSki trust je prejc pri trgov-
cih Elginu kupil maslo, kolikor
ga Jc mogel hraniti hladnih
Nhramhah. Letos pa hoGe mesarski
trust prlhraniti pol cruta pri fun.
III. PritcI ie kupovati ma odprtem
trgu. To jc pa razburilo trgovce V
Elginu, ker Jim mesarSki trust
hote pokvariti "kSeft'. V sveti
jezi so Sklenili. da bodo maslo po-
drazlli ma % ct. funt.
Trust "a maslo V Elginu obstoji
II peSclce trgovcev. Nsaki dan V
tednu zborujejo zaprti sobi Y
Chicago. Pogovarjajo Sc kake pol
urc. potem pa pride eden oderuS-
XIII goSpodov IL sobe in pove ceno
"a Slrovo maSlo. katero takoj br-
zoJavno SporoGijo V svet.
hedar pa Ia gospoda potrebuje
denar, pokupi siroyo maslo. ga
hrani hladnih shrambah in tako
ustvari umetnim potion, da je wee
kupcev kot blaga. Cena grc kvis-
ko. kedar je cena visoka. takrat
pa gospoda proda svojo zalogo.
Nsakdo lahko razume sedaj. da
Sc gospoda jezi, ker il je mesarski
trust priGcl kaliti vodo.
LJudstvo pa mirno trpi in pla-
cuJe pretirane Gene dasravno bi
lahko TEN Svindlu' naredilo ko-
nee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
Ce bi dandanes Zivel mas n

- Ce bi dandanes zivel mas mai
StarejSi priiatelj in napol Sodrug
krist. Xxi je pc prizadevanju du-
hovnikov. piSmarjev. pismoukov
in farizeiev umrl ma krizu - ma
Golgati, hi zopct wei bic Y roke
in prctepel marsikaterega delav-
ca vinogradu Gospodovem. Pred
kratkim ie umrl Volafka. titular-
hi Skof ' Nclikcm Varaadinu ma
OgrSkcm in zapustil toliko dol
GOV. kot So navadi le pri "spu-
fanih Staboficiriih. Skof ie dol
goval tudi vcGio svoto stolnemu
kapitcliu. Skof ie poleg dolgov
zapustil tudi veG zlatih krizcev.
dragocenih monStranc. 4 biSeri po-
Sutih pastirskih palic. finih mas
nih oblek. Stolni kapiteli. XII liu-
hi denar, .ic pa dial zapleniti vse
te svcte reel in prodati jih ma
javni drazbi po znani metodi: kdo
da vec.
NelcvaraIdinski stolni kapitelj
ic eden najbogatciSih kapiteljev
ma Ogrskcm. Gospodje kanoniki
Sc vtapliaio denariu. In tel
"Sveti" gospodi Sc ma misel nj
priSlo. da bi obdrzali cerkvene re
ii umrlega Skofa "a pokritje dol
gov. MoStrance. kelhc in maSne
obleke bodo prodali, pieteta mai
Sc gre pa solit. To jc logika teh
gospodov.
I'm ta gospoda trdi, da nj mate
rialisticna?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

hd l'SHchl lrRu. N uraElnll ZlVll
Je oskrbel lcsni trust Sc draginio
IeSa. Posebno stavbinski les je
drag.
Nzlic napovedani gonii proti
leSnemu trustU ostanemo pesimi-
Sti. Mi imamo iapitalistiGno Via
do. In dokler bono imeli kapita-
hSticno vlado, Sc kapitalistom nj
treha bait, da Jim poide IA kozo.
Saj do danes Sc nismo doMveli,
da bi vrana vrani izkljuvala oGi.
- Avstrija tudi boleha "a bo-
lezmJo XII sc pojavlja povsod.
kjer mora drzava Guvati interese
kapitalistov. Avstrija hoGe biti
velesila. To je sad anektacije Bo-
sne in Herzegovina. Xxi je zopet
ozlvlla ma zgodovinSkem gnoiiSGu
trohneli habsburSki imperalizem.
AvStrija Sc hoce uvrstiti med I'll
ste drzave, XII lastujeio najveGje
bojne ladiie oklopnjaGe dread
noughts). Po poroGilih IL Grnoru-
meme monarhije je spoznati. da je
tam zdaj skupna drzavna misel V
modi. KapitalistiGne stranke Iii
beralne in klerikalne) vseh tam
zivecih narodov kar tekmujeio
med scboj. katera bO veG dovolila
IA oborozbe ma suhem in ma mo-
rju. Idaj gradiio dive oklopnjaGi.
Seve ma puff, ker ie Avstriia
zadolzena skozinskoz.
Slovenski delavci. ki delate V
Ameriki in poSiliate svoj denar V
stare domovino, da bi reSili svo-
ia mala zadolzena posestva, veste
s,daj zakaj tam placujete visoke
davke. krSGenim in nckrS6cnim
kapitalistom. Xxi so draw posodili
denar. je treba plaGevati obresti.
Delavci. ki livite tukai in $ tr-
dim delom Sluzitc vsakdanii kruh.
priskrbite 81 rajSi drzavliansko
pravico V Ameriki. Majhna zadol-
zcna poseStva probate in 81 kupi-
tie zemljiSGe tullai. Mesto. da svoi-
Gem poSiliatc denar ma Slovensko.
jim kupite vOznc listke "a Anne
riko. Otroci vam bodo hvalezni.
ker imajo tukai desetkrat ugod-
nejSo priliko izobraziti Sc. kot pa
V kakSni vaSki soil.
Koliko IL med vas ie potovalo
ze dvakrat in trikrat Gez luzo.
Nracali ste Sc. ker VAN nj bilo IL
vcti domovini. Ko so VAN davki
in Skrici pozrli vase prihranke.
katere ste zaSluiili trdim delom.
ste ST. zopet vrnili V Ameriko. Tel
igri nareditc koncc in postanite
ameriSki drzavliani. ker drugace
niSte ne krop ne voda.
- Danes Sc kronaio lc po bo-
zji milosti izvoljcnih knezov. Ia
ko east prirejaio verSko blazni
lJudic tudi mrtvim podobam.
Y Ccntohavu ma Rusko Polls
KEN so kronali podobo matcrc bo-
zje. Papez jc materi bozji postal
novo krono vredno stotisOG fran
kov. ker SO ii lansko leto oktob-
ri neznani tatovi ukradli preiSno.
Pri sveGanju krone ie biIo ma tiso-
cc romarjev navzoGih. O materi
bozli Centohavu pripoveduicio
poboini liudje. da je zvrSila brez
Stevila Gudezev.
Med Stevilnimi romarii. XII so
priSli prodajat zijala pa najbrz mi
biIo nobenega. XII bi logiGno mi
sill: Ce je podoba materc bozic
cudodelna, zakaj ne pove. kdo j
Je ukradel krone? s tenn hi bila
sv. ocetu prihranila nepotrebne
stroske, lumpa, Xxi Sc .ie drznil zvr
Siti svetoskrunstvo. hi pa izroGila
roki pravice.
Ali romarji lie verjejo, "a ME,
mislijo drugi. XII zivc o niih vcri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

- Trust "a les je tudi ma dnev-
mem redu. Low ga zvezna vlada
20 Shermanovem protitrustjans-
KEN zakonu hoGe zabraniti po-
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vrsi prot trustu "a les kterega so
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