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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
BUILDING PERMITS
ding permits issued Wednesday, classi-
crordinE to wards,

Bonnie Brae street 240-42 South-Alexander
Muncosteo, owner: John ". Lundston, builder;
alterations of building, S2500.
Delaware drive and Pico street-D. F. Ander-
SON. 402 Mason building, owner and builder;
two-story ten-ioom residence $1,000.
Towne avenue. 5915-Mary f. Rains, 80
West Eighth street, owner and builder; altera-
tions Of residence, $3.50.
Ninth street, 1907 East-E. s. Shattuck, at
lot owner and builder alterations Of build
ing. $3351,
Harvard boulevard, Ss74-C. /. Perrin, owners;
F. NJ. Chase, builder; one-story siX-room resi-
dence, $500.
Second avenue. 36OO-Chestcr Eastman, 535
West Fifth street, owner and builder; one
story sx-room residence, $500.
Second avenue. 3604-Chester Eastman, 53j
West Fifth street. owner and builder; one
story six-room residence. $780,
san Pedro street. 22O-22 North--R. NJ. Mach
meas. 1924 Georgia street, owner; w. S. Hurst,
builder: alterations of building; $400.
Pico street, 535 West-L. G. Marshutz, 535
broadway, owner and builder; alterations of
Twenty-first street, 2t87 west-J. B. Baker,
1915 orange street, owner; Train and Will
liams, builder two-story ten-room residence,
SjO0O
ORANGE street owner; Train and Williams,
builder: 11a-story one-room garage, $3.50.
Forty-third street, G3G West-M. A. Ende, 260
West Forty-second place, owner ana builder;
one-storv fve-room residence, $500.
Figueroa street. 3115s South-Wiliam p.
Brown, 1915 West Fourth street, owner and
builder; alterations of building, $500.
Romulo street. 601-Samuel Shammo, 1876
North Avenue Twenty, owner; c. W. Wacaser,
builder: one-story fve-room residence, $500
sixth avenue and Grant street-Mrs. Sarah
ColweH, owner and builder one-story i've
room residence, $1,000.
Fl Centro and Eleanor streets-A.c. Kari
owner and builder; one-story two-room resi-
dence, 500.
ST. Andrews place and Fifth street-Ann s.
Rea 1152h South Vermont avenue, owner;
ROY L. Purnal, builder; two-story nine-room
residence. $iS25
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
PETITIONS FOR MORSE
RELEASE CIRCULATED
Paper Asks President to Turn from
Prison Walls Banker Who Ap-
propriated Millions

PORTLAND, Me, Jan. 5.-Petitions
addressed to President Taft asking for
the absolute pardon of Charles w.
Morse, who on Monday began his sem
tence of fifteen years in the federal
prison at Atlanta, Ca, are in circula-
ton in this city. The petitions set
forth that he did no intentional wrong;
that he has paid his debts; that the
jury which found him guilty was
largely influenced by popular clamor,
and that even though guilty, Morse
already has paid the penalty by the
term of imprisonment he has served
while waiting for the outcome of the
case.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
ILLINOIS FARMERS PLAN
WAR ON THE MILK TRUST
Dsirymen Who Own Cattle Preparing
to Re=establish Creameries
BIotted Out

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The milk pro-
ducers of northern Illinois, which in
cludes Chicago have decided to resur-
rect a dormant industry in their fight
against the milk trust. They are con-
sidering plans to re-establish their own
creameries, which were sold to the
Borden company Is years ago.
This will act as an outlet for their
product if the association does not
succeed in establishing its own dis
tributing depot in Chicago. Fifteen
years ago northern Illinois was dotted
with creameries established by the
farmers, many of them being run on
the cooperative plan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
COOKS SISTER SAYS HE
is A NERVOUS WRECK
Refuses to Answer Cable from Sec
retary at Copenhagen for Fear.
1t Is Trap Set

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-A1rs. Josephine
Dudley, a sister of Mrs. Frederick
Cook, stated tonight that DIR. Cook is
nervous wreck and that the reason
he remains in hiding is that he could
not stand the strain of further con-
troversy. Mrs. Dudley received a mes
sage today, she says, from Walter
Lonsdale, DR.. Cooks secretary, dated
Copenhagen, and reading as follows:
Gable Fred's address at once. All
important. Must see him now"
Mrs. Dudley has not answered the
message, because she fears it may be
a trap. The doctor has had a dis
heartening relapse, she said, and it is
important that his seclusion shall not
be disturbed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
WIFE REATER SENTENCED

Edward Caswell, accused of beating
Minnie CasweIl, his divorced wife, has
been given a sentence Of fifty days in
the city Jail on a charge of battery.
According to the testimony of Mrs.
Caswell, she was walking in Main
street, near Fifth street, when Caswel
her and without a word of
warning struck her in the face with his
fist and knocked her to the sidewalk.
Caswel then, it is asserted, remarked
that was the way he was going to do
business this year" and walked away.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
STORM GAINING STRENGTH

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Upper Mich
igan this morning was the center of the
heavy snowstorm which developed yes
terday over the plains states. 1t has
gained marked intensity and is attend
ed by high winds and heavy SHOWS.
Another storm is developing over the
A sharp fall of temperature is reported
from the southern plains states and ex-
treme southwest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06

run by Mr.. Snyder, but the permit is
held by one Leon Barnard. The sa-
loon at 1901 Mission road has been
owned by one Frank Matthiae since
March 19, 1900, but the permit is held
by one Frank Scheitlen. These three
permits are under brewery domination.
Your committee, in view of the or
dinance above mentioned, would rec
ommend that the holders be ordered to
appear and show cause why their per-
mits should not be revoked. Respect
fully submitted,
JOHN TOPHAM.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
TEMPERATURE IN NEVADA
SO DEGREES BELOW NORMAL

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 5.-Advices
from the local weather bureau show
that the mercury reached its lowest
stage during the present season at 7
o'clock this morning. A minimum cem-
perature of degrees above zero was
registered At Winnemucca, New, IA
below was recorded, a temperature of
nearly SO degrees below normal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
ruLARE Will BE HERE

Tulare county will be represented in
the Los Angeles chamber of commerce
this winter. The San Diego chamber
Of commerce officials have sent j. A.
Jasper to represent them and to take
charge of an exhibit. San Luis Obs
po county. the largest county in South
ern California, which has no exhibit
here, is considering installing one.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
ONE DIES AND MANY SUFFER
FROM COLD IN METROPOLIS

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-New York, af-
ter two of the coldest nights of the
winter, was enveloped in a snowstorm
today.
During the night the minimum tenn
perature was degrees above zero.
There was a biting wind. The munich
pal lodging house at one time enter
tanned nearly 500 persons, more than a
score of them women.
A thinly clad wanderer was picked
UP on the street today dead from eX-
poSure.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
SUSPEND FREIGHT TRAFFIC

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Jan. 5.-When
it became apparent Tuesday night that
the snowfall would continue indefinite
ly. orders were issued by railroads
Iowa to suspend freight
traffic. Efforts have been made to
continue passenger traffic, although
trains on all lines are from five to
nine hours late. A fuel famine is i'm
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
Russia Is Careful

Russia. however, is not willing TO
accent the suggestion of the United
states without giving the subject care
ful study. An answer to the memo
randum may be expected in a week.
perhaps a month, for experts are en-
gagged in an investigation of the whole
matter and the cabinet has taken
cognizance Of the memorandum.
The American memorandum turther
announces that a syndicate composed
of Americans and Englishmen has op-
tanned the concession for the con-
struction of the railroad from AiSun, IN
northern Manchuria, to Chin Chow t'u,
and that the British and American
governments intend to support II
automatically. This part of the
memorandum has been received less
favorably by Russia, for officials have
asserted that Russia would strenuously
oppose the crossing of the Russian
railroad at TsitsilShar and would pc
unwilling for a railroad to approach the
weak Amur frontier.
This would force a heavy concentra-
ton of troops at BlagOviestchensk
Difficulties in connection with the
municipalities at Harbin apparently
are in fair way of settlement. the
United States would adjust the Russo
Japanese agreement on government OF
the Russian railway zone, and Russia
is willing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
SANTA FEE OPEN AGAIN

ALBUQUERQUE, N NJ, Jan. o
Overland traffic on the Santa Fe rail
road, which has been tied up for two or
three days because of the floods, was
resumed today. Train No. 4, due here
Saturday, arrived this morning at $40
o oclock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
PEACE IN SIGHT
FOR MANCHURIA
RUSSIA RECEIVES PROPOSAL
OF UNCLE SAM
SOLUTION TO PROBLEMS WILL
BENEFIT CHINA
Neutralizatiop Of Railroads and Their
Sale tSs China, Backed by In
ternationa Syndicate, is
-. Urged
Associated Pressl

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 5.-The
Russian foreign office has received a
memorandum from the United States
government proposing as solution
for the Manchurian problem the neu-
tralization of railroads in Manchuria
by their sale to China, financed by an
international syndicate.
The United States invites Russian
participation. A supervision Of the
railroads would be placed thereby in
the hands of the powers responsible
for the financial arrangement, who
would see that the lines were con-
Quoted on a purely business basis, and
not used for political or strategic pur-
poses.
Last October, when a meeting was
arranged at Harbin between NJ. Ko-
kovsoff, Russian minister of finance,
and Prince Ito, president Of the Jap
anese privy council, Russian railroad
interests in ManChuria were being con-
sidered. The success of the present
plan is dependent upon the assent Of
Japan.
The advantages of such an arrange
ment from the viewpoint Of interna-
.tional relations are believed to be
many. 1t would remove a constant
source of friction between Russia and
japan: the doctrine of equal oppor-
tunity would be safeguarded by the
poWers, and by closing the line to the
TRANSPORTATION of troops and munitions
Russia's anxiety with reference to a
Japanese attack upon Siberia would
he relieved
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
soREAs VISITS PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Pennsyl-
vania today is ir the grip of the coolest
weather of the winter. The tempera-
ture was degrees above zero at a.
m, the lowest of the present season
and equaliug the coldest day of last
3inter. Zero weather is reported from
the mountain districts of the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
TOWNS OF. OF FUEL

HURON, S. D., Jan. 5.-Wolsey,
Yale and Virgil report no
hard coal and little fuel of any kind.
Cavour, washington, Athena and
Hitchcock have only a small amount
of soft coal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
RICH HERMIT NEARLY STARVED

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 5.-Deputy
sheriffs who yesterday went to the
home of Marshal McMurran, aged 60,
a hermit, near here, to remove him
to the state insane hospital, found
that the aged man had $4,000 on his
person. McMurran was almost
etnrVp6
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
FOURTEEN BELOW Al LINCOLN

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 5.-The lowest
temperature Of the winter, IA below
zero, was recorded at a. m. today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
MERCURY DROPS I'M TEXAS

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 5.-Following a
dorp of % degrees, a heavy snow be-
gan throughout Northern Texas today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
KNOX PROMOTES
ARBITRAL COURT
WANT INTERNATIONAL TRIEU-
NAL OF PLACE
SECRETARY ADDRESSES ClRCU-
LAR LETTER TO POWERS
Statement Issued at Washington Ex-
plains Reasons for Submitting
Plans to Nations Interested
IN Peace Project
.nciated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Jan. with a
view of making international arbitra-
ton judicial in fact as well as in
theory. Secretary Knox has addressed
a circular note to the powers propos-
ing that the jurisdiction of the Inter-
national Prize court, authorized in 1907
by The Hague peace conference, be ex-
tended so as to make it a court of
arbitral justice.
This note was dated October IS,
1909. No responses have been received.
A statement explaining the note and
reasons for it was given out tonight
by Secretary Knox.
The International Prize court was to
be composed of fifteen judges, eight to
be chosen from the larger maritime
countries. Germany, Austria Hungary,
France, Great Britain. Italy, Japan
and the United States, to serve six
years. Other judges were to be chosen
from other nations for varying periods.
In his statement Secretary Knox
says: 1.-The advantage of investing the
prize court with the functions of a
court of arbitration needs no argu-
ment, because it is obviously easier to
utilize an existing body than to create
a new institution, and the judges of
the prize court must necessarily be
versed in international law.
'The proposition has the very great
advantage of providing the nations
with a permanent court of arbitration
for the peaceful settlement of contro-
versies in times of peace, whereas the
prize court, as such, presupposes a
state of war.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
Would Create Tribunal

"Utilizing the method of composition
of the prize court by thus investing it
with the jurisdiction and functions of
a court of arbitral justice would con-
stitute this latter a tribunal, and the
world would thus have one interna-
tional judge to adjudge cases arising
in peace as we'll as war The court
would thus be permanently consti-
tuted obviating the delay involved in
the creation of a temporary tribunal
and developing international law by a
series of carefully considered prece-
dents by judges carefully chosen.
"Arbitration would not merely be, as
both Hague conferences have said. the
most effcacious and most equitable
method of settling disputes which
diplomacy has failed to adjust, but
would be judicial in fact"
Secretary Knox proposed that ma
tons confronted with constitutional
objections in the matter of direct ap-
peal from their national courts to the
prize court might present instead of
the judgment of their national courts.
the question involved in the capture
at issue; that the proceedings in such
a case should be in the nature of a re-
trial, not merely an appeal.
"The United States has not submit
ted Judgment of its court to interna-
tional tribunal" explained Secretary
Knox, though it has frequently
presented questions involved in its
courts to mixed commissions and has
promptly paid the awards when the de-
cision of the mixed commission has
taxed the United States with liability
not found by its national court"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01

kadar deavc voo socijalGne kandidate odajna
mesa aka sednjemu gospoarskemu
kapitais radi pravo da gs socaista glas
proc vrzen."
Mi pravimo Nsaka svo zaGeek. protestov
bodo razvii uspeh
Boe gasovat socalsa protestrati in zmagat
kakor gaova kapiasa zmagati nadaevane graa
skane in brutalnos.
Dnc novembra maj vSak Mveden ovenski davec volec
rajka poticno voi socastiGne kandiate Kapitalist
>lebao in ne bodo voil delayske moze
Deavci, tovariSi!
Strajkaimo in protestirajmo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
GENERALNI STRAJK ma
DAN VOLITEV.
ZVEZA DELAVSKIH .UNIJ v
PA. JE NAPOVEDALA, DA
INA 8. NOV. PRENE-
HAITI VSE DELO.
Gibanie drugod.

- IzvrScvalni odbOr zvcze de-
lavSkih unij State Federation of
Labor Y Pennsylvaniji je %. t.
IN. posebno okroznico napovedal
generalni Itrajk po vsi DRAW "a
5. novembra. ko 81 vrSc voltve.
Nsi organizirani delavci Sc po-
zivliajo. da 81 ma volilni dan W.
drze della od : ure zjutraj pa do
. ure ZVeGer in da gredo vsi do
ZadnJega moZa ma VoliSca ter gla-
Sujeio IA kandidatc. kteri zasto-
pajo d"lavske koriSti. Unijski IL
radniki Y dotiGni okroInici pravi-
jo, da politicnc razmcrc DRAW
so sramota IN dvajSeto Stoletje;
zato je dolznost uniiskih delav-
cev, da Sprem"ne te razmcre. kar
So lahku zgodi le tcdaj. ce volilni
dan poStavijo IN prank in pol
noStevilno odkorakajo ma voliSca.
- Upati je. da bo Ia znameniti
Strajk. prve t. vrSt" Y Zgodovini
amcri>kega dclavStva. kteri hi
pravzapray moral biti splosen po
cell Ameriki, rodil naiveGii yspeh.
V Chicagu je razglaSen ge-
neralni Strajk krojaGev in kroja-
tic za vse ncunijSke delavce. O.
llrog 10000 delavcev in delavk ie
le ma Strajku diva tedna. in vse
kaze. da bo to Stevilo vsak hip
naraSlo ma 10000 do 10000 Strai
karJi zahtevajo vecjo place in pri-
poznanje unije. kroiaSke tvrdke.
med kterimi je najveGja Hart,
Schafner in Marx in Kupenhei-
mer Co. skuSajO silo zaduSiti
StraJk; ma roko jim gre. kot je
navada, slavna chikaSka policiia
IN celia armada profesijonelnih
detektlvov. Skoro vsak dan pride
do nemirov obliziu delavnic. ko
skuSajo Strajkarji pregovoriti ne
uniJske krojace "a svoje vrste in
pregnati skebe. Zlasti Sc odliku-
jejO sivilje, poveGim mlade dekli-
ce. ktere navduSeno agitirajo "a
unijo in opravljajo posle piketov.
Cez trideset krojaSkih delavnic je
re prizadetih.
- Otroci strajkujoGih rudarjev
Springhillu, Nova Scotia. so
pred nekaj dnevi dali lep vzgled
razredne zavednosti, ko so soil
revoltirali. da ne marajo sedeti S
soucenci. kterih ocetje skebaio v
rudnikih. II garjevci pa ze ne
bono sedeliW odrezali so Sc NAL
jeni SolarGki IN kliub grozniam
ucitclJice so zapustili solo. Nihce
jih nj mogel prisiliti. da hi Sc vr-
Mill k Solskemu poduku. Ker pa
otroci Strajkariev tvoriio veliko
veGino, bila je SolSka oblaSt kon6-
no prlSllJcna odrediti. da Otroci
skcbov ne smejo V Solo dokler nj
Straik konGan.
- Sodnik Sullivan Denveru.
Colo. je - Okt. pogazil zakon 30
kterem ne Smejo delodajalci od-
puScati delavccv ce so V uniii. Or
ganizacija premogarjev, XII je to-
lila druzbo Ne Neill Bros. lastni-
ca premogokopa blizo Camena.
vsled odpustitve % unijskih pre-
mogarJev. je zgubila pravdo. Pc
drugi strani je kapitalisticni sod
mix razsodil, da ina famozni
"blackllst' spet svojo postavno
veljavo. Taxa je kapitalisticna
pravica
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
Start Prohaska, France .Joz,
Nova meta pOmeta do

- Nova meta pometa dobro.
Nsled tega Sc ne cudimo, ako je
glavar policije New Yorku IL
dial ukaz, da Sc mora oGistiti XII
tajSko predmestje.
Blato, smeti, gnoj in Kitajci
smejo Sc nadalje ostati kitajs-
KEN predmestju.
Nekitajci, posebno pa lepe belle
greSnice bodo morali premestiti
svoj delokrog kan drugam. Tudi
bezniram "a opij ie napovedal
boil
&c bo lie res? Policajski glavar-
j raZllcnih NEST Ameriki so ze
vetkrat napovcdali vojsko grehu.
Ali kedar je priSlo do vojne in ie
med MIN in boiiS6cm lczaI dollar.
so pobrali dollar, svoii voiski so
pa zapovedai, maj Sc razide kri
zarska vojna prot grehu je kon
cana. ker so bill greSniki in greS
nice tako previdni. da so tlakova-
Ii bolne steze dolarii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
LetO (VOl.) v.

vek, XII je svojecasno incl najvis-
20 smzbo tel republiki."
Roosevelt je tip cloveSke fl
|lcne sile, Xxi zdruzuje sebi tudi
prekanJenoSt i'll pa nekaj znanja;
vseeno Sc pa Y MENU zdruzujejo
vSl nagoni barbara. On je egoist
V pravem pomenu besede. pa tu-
oh surov, ker je moril bitja, XII Sc
MISC mogla braniti, lie radi tega,
da je videl kri in Sc zabaval OBJ
njih mukah."
81 ljubezniio do surovosti pa
zdruzuje sebi hrepenenje po
aplavzu. ZvrSi nejveGjo neumnost,
ce pritakuje, da mu bo ploskala
hura mnozica.
"Rooseveltova ekspediciia v
Afrlko je narodna sramota, je Ia
lltev vsakega, XII Sc priSteva civil
liziranim. Ekspedicija nam predo-
cuJe poskuSnjo silo klaniu. Del
stvo, da so slavili GIoveka, ma ka-
terem so krvni madezi tisoGev,
kot junaka, ko Sc je vraGal do
movino, je maj ocividnejSi dokaz,
ma kakSni nizki stopinji civiliza-
cije je Sc narod Zdr. dr."
Professor je govoril resnico in
TEN zadel crno. Ali pozabil je
pOvedati, da Sc Teodorcek tudi
rad bahia poboznostjo. Mi smo
prepricani, da kedar je sci morit
opice, da je molil k tistemu, XII ne
zeli in noGe, da bi kdo zmeckal cr-
vicka ma potu.
- Zdaj so hudi casi ma Portu-
galskem in Spaniji "a katolisko
cerkev. Pomilovati pa radi tega
nj treba katoliSke cerkve. Sal
zanje, kar je sejala; "a izzemanje
in krivice, ki jih ie zvrSila Spans
kemu i'll portugalskemu narodu,
prejema sedaj zasluzeno placilo.
katoliSka cerkev je ma Spanskem
IN Portugalskem emo najveGjih
industrielnih organizacii. Vse de-
10 Sc zvrSuje delavnicah meni-
hov i'll nun, Xxi ne prejemajo pla-
ce. Ma ta naGin je cerkev delala
konkurenco tudi burzoaznim pod
Jetnikom. ker nj plaGevala dav-
kov in j nj bilo treba placevati
delavcev, 4 druge strani je pa
kloStersko delo tudi najbolj una
zana konkurenca delavcem, ker
pritiska nepla6ano delo ma delav-
ske place.
Nsled tega Sc ne cudimo, ako
so V boju proti katoliSki cerkvi
slozni delavci in horzuazija. Oba
sloja bodeta pridobila, ce vlada
razpusti meniSke rede, najvec bo
pa pridobila borzuazija.
Boz prot cerkvi Spaniji in ma
Portugalskem Sc ne vrSi lie Lavol-
10 dusevne svobOde. marveG je III
kati vZroke V gospodarstvu. De
lavci Sc borijo inStiktivno. da 81
vsaj malice olajSajo zivliensko
breme. SpanSka borzuazija pa We.
da bo najvet pridobila, ako Sc
zdrobi klerikalna sila. Da bi Sc
pOlastila neizmernega bogastva
katOliSke cerkve, Sc borzuazija
druzi delavci in gre Z mimi
boj.
Duh casa - ogromen gospo-
darski razvoj zahteva neizprOsno.
da katoliSka cerkev izgubi vso po-
svetno oblast Gospodarsko bojiS-
ce Sc mora prepustiti lie dvema
boJevnikama - boriuaziji in de-
lavstvu. Kakor nitro Sc bo DO
svetna oblast cerkvc razblinila
mic, takrat bo Sc lie proletariat
marshal vso isvojo silo proti
svojemu pravcmu Sovrazniku -
kapitalizmu.
- William Deering fabrikant
IN pOlipdelSke Stroin ir r.vnoIyar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
William Deering fabrikant

William Deerlng 1aDrlkant
IA poljedelske Strojc ic ravnokar
daroval $4,000 metodistovski
cerkvi Chicago. Niegovi DELAY
ci so pa slabo plaGani. V njego-
viii delavnicah .ic navadi Sc de
10 V akord (piecc work.. Ia svoj
borni zasluzek mora delavec pora-
biti vse svoje duSevnc in tclesne
sile.
koliko dclavskega znoja in kr-
vi Sc drzi teh 10 tisoG dOlariev.
ki jih je dobila metodistovska
cerkev? Ia tako malenkost Sc pa
mctodistOvski duhOvniki ne zme-
MILO, dasiravno je nekje sv. pi-
smu: Ne zbirajte zakladov. XII jih
molii in ria zro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
Professor Y. Howard Moore

- Professor Y. Howard Moore.
XII uci ma viSji tehniGki soil V
Chicagi. je V svojem predavaniu
pred mladcniSko sOcialisticno I'VE
70 pokazal Roosevelta pravi lu-
81. Med drugim je dejal:
Pred kratkim smo imeli prili-
ko ogledati lovske trofeje bivSe-
ga predsednika te republike. In
vsakdO, Xxi trdi. da nj Sc popolno-
ma posurovel. Sc je zgrazal. ko je
gledaI, kar ie vplenil ma lovu Glo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-01
Jose Relvas, finanGni min

- Jose Relvas, finanGni mini
ster prOvizoricne Wade ma Portu-
galskem je izjavil, da ie preiska-
va dognala. da je pod starim rezi-
nom kraIjevala poleg kralja Sc
obSirna korupcija. Samoobsebi je
umevno, da bo republikanska VIA
da odpustila vse viSje uradnike,
Xxi so sluzili monarhiji. Proti ko-
rupciji bo vlada nastOpila vso
strogOstjo.
V primeri civilno listo spod-
mega kralja, XII ie znaSala $780,
600 ma leto. bo predsednik dobi-
val majhno place. Davek "a zivi-
la Sc bo znizal. IA luksuriozne
predmete pa zvi&al. Poscbno bo
pa vlada pazila, da bodo prcmoz-
nj sloji nosili naiveGji del davGne-
ga bremena. Xxi so plaGevali mo-
narhiji malcnkOsten davek. ali pa
mic.
Nadaljc jc naznanil minister.
da Sc bo loGitcv ccrkve cd drzave
ZavrSila Sc tekom encga meseca.