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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-17
Stew. (NO.) IFS.
SramOta

in Washington, takozvani "ev-
nuski zakon" veljavi. Zakon
yelja "a ponovne hudodelce in
blanche. Tekom treh let, odkar
ie zakon veljavi, so zvrSili pri-
blizno 1000 operacij.
Pred dvema lett so tax zakon
vlozili tudi V ilinojski zakonodaj-
nj zbornici. Senat ga je sprejel z
veliko veGino, poslaniSka zbornica
ga je pa zavrgla.
Ali letos so zopet priSli ljudir
XII bolehajo "a posebno vrsto blaz-
nosti in predlozih znova "evnuS-
ki" zakonski predlog. Predlaga-
telii so prikrojili zakon tako, da
ie veliaven "a osebe, ki SO var
stvu drzave: hudodelce V jeGi,
blazneze drzavnih noriSnicah.
ali osebe, Xxi dobivajo vsled kak-
sne duSevne napake drzavno pod
poro. Tia zakon bo zopet lie "a 81
romake delavce. Hudodelci mi
lijonarji MISC V jeci. Svobodni so.
ker lahko denarjem kupijo pra-
vico. Tudi driavnih blaznicah
iScemo zaman bogatih nOrcev. ker
so privatnih zavodih.
Sodnik Sherman in zdravnik
DIR. Billings, ki sta skovala to "a
konsko predlogo trdita. da je We
Gina zdravnikov drzavi "a tax
zakon. Sherman pa Sc poleg priha
ia statisticnimi dokazi. XII ne
dokazejo mic. Veleuceni jurist"
Sherman trdi, da Sc prebivalstvo
tekom jednega leta pomnozi lie "a
en- odstotek. mejtem ko Sc hudo-
delci in blaznen mnozijo wee
jem stevilu.
Tia zakonski predlog zopet do
kazuje, kaksni ljudje delajo "a
kOne ameriskih zakonodajnih
zbornicah. SliSali so nekaj zvoniti
o LOmbrOsovi podedovalni teoriji.
nauku Karla Darwina. nasta-
Janju pasem in teoriii raZvoja
psihOlogiii. Sc Jim niti ne sanja.
V Evropi zakonodajalci ne bla-
mlrajo samih sebe in narode ia
kimi zakoni, dasiravno "uGeni"
ameriski nevenici smatraio Evro-
pejce "a pleme nizje vrste. Tam
poznajo vsaj prave vzroke "a po-
mnozitev hudodelcev in blaznih
ljudi.
Sherman svojo statistiko do
kazuJe, da ne Odloca lie podedo-
valnost, marveG da so silnejsi W.
roki, Xxi skrbijo "a narascaj hudo-
delcev in blaznezev. Ako Sherman
trdl, da Sc vsako leto pomnozi Ste
vllo prebivalcev lie "a en- procent
V splosnem, vile temu sc pa We
cJem percentualnem stevilu mno-
ziJo hudodelci in blaznezi, je to
statistiko dokazal, kar nj hotel
clovek nina svobodne volje in da
gospodarske razmere skrbijo "a
nitro mnozec Sc naraScaj hudodel-
cev in blaznezev.
Sherman vendar ne more doka-
zati, da imajo degeneriranci =
hudodelci in blaznezi - vec otrok
kot ma dust zdravi ijudje. V zdra-
Vem telesu biva tudi zdrava duSa.
kar pa rodita nezdravo telo in
nezdrava dusa je pa lie redkoke-
dag sposobno "a zivljenje. q mo-
ralnega stalisGa vedno zmaga V
boJu "a obstanek dobro mad sla-
bin.
AkO bi pa eticnega staliSca
sodili hudodelce, ce bi smatrali
hudodelcem vse ljudi, XII so krivi,
da zivimo v taxi eloveSki druzbi,
aa Sc nitro mnozijo hudodelci in
oiazneA, potem bi moral ma ope-
raclJsko mizo kapitalisti in njih
COLO orodje: kapitalisticni poslan-
ci.
Hudodelec nj lie tisti, Xxi kai u
krade, marvec je tudi oni, XII z
Hakoni sestavi tako clovesko druz-
DO, ola so drugi vsled razmer, Xxi
I VcinkuJeJo ma njih duse, prisiljeni
postati hudodelci
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noma varen. bolj kot kteri ban
XII. NlOga Sc lahko zaGne 81
ne SINE presegati $500.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-17

Lat m koristi delAv-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
cl 90 opraviceni do
fvsssa kar produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
10 the interests of the
workins class. Work.
srs are entitled to all
what tn 10y produce.
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RerFonab

Die 8eerbigung bss am Dienitug
beritorbenen 5srrn Sulius W NJ
be rlid ftnbet niht, fpie angefagt,
am 8onneritag Rudmittug, fonbern
am Jreitdg g1aAmittag itutt.
Sin befanntsr bsutI8er gionier 1T
geftern in 5errn 5enrp Qugu 4
getns i'm Qlter Dpn 81 Sabreu aus
benz 2ebeH gei6teben, tnnig betrauert
ni6t nur BON Istnen NngebDrigen, fon'
bern audi bon Den bislen Sreunoen, Die
er ii6 I'm Qaufe Der Sabre bur6 iein
fernbeutIteg WeTeu gu erperben ee-
pubt bate. Die 9sitattung ftnbet
om 5reitug Rudmtttaq UNI elm llhr
bonn Srduer9auie, Cartilage, s., aus
ftatt unb Die 8eeroigung erTolst auf
bem Spring 9rDpe 5rieobof.
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Deg 5nnl Grlolg.

On ttn lstien sabrsn haben It'd bic acidhFt'
Ittsn nHb bernfIicen NerbdIfnisir ~ crfIfttroig
asinosi. baF SeDtrni1nn fdl bcr Innffadpc De-
toabi ift bnf tr, i'm GrfoIg sn baseH, fps5iall'
iirsH una Isrren nrii. Gin beitimnttfs 1tHs gas
5n rdAsu
20 trrbaIf se iidS mil ic1em atrtifeL Der benz
mabliIum pesfanit ipirb. 1ertelbe nllti; Giii
ftir. fcnft f5nnsn one 2Irseigcinniie bic Rad
ftaes nnt Fem ariifd nidbt aniredierbaIssn
gcit pteGen SGbreH bnbrn irir Mtf aruBenl
sHierslIe ben spstln auifsbEunHg bsrbadiet. Den
Tr sltImer's EipnnpsHeot, eas grpfle Nieren'.
a,bes. mno NidfsnsoeiImtttei genOniHsH Gar.
gcn sfnfana an ietteu bic Relibcr 10 ptsi gcr'
iron.n safin. tdh fie Scben sum gerfnten cir'
iuhsn, fcIttniret. ehe IS aefalii mnrec.
~ IN bic gerornnlay eiues Ar5tes,
gle hefisen iaulenoe BON Nriefen bon foIder,
he stsbem btsfe eetben bafien uno iitb Jsti
nis Jelae 6ss Cssbrnnths oer beiicn gefnlobsli
erfreuen.
1aenn gle Iehct 5Ibcr erit eiife Nropsfl0loas
terfu6er fpclieus eehn ldtrelben gle an ~
atlnsr Co., Ninatanitrr. q. n, niib eripap'
nm Ste biefe 3etfarg Sfe fbtdeu JbueH gsEl
ttns grpbeiiasde per Boft GRATIS IL. a.
Beguihre Grobst, snnf 9ersauf IN alien Ap0'
fGsIe.S-faHf5tg deniS nno ffn Gon1f.
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Sobn 6uB spse go. 1, z. g. Of "

Die Sp6ann 6uB 2ose Ro. I, 2os
bale patripteu Qmsritas, bic ettpa so
mitglieosr SdbIt uHo fdon % Sabre
oIt 1T, belt qsitern Qb.no 81 Ghren
ihrer psritorbenen Mitsteosr Dilbelm
q. Ban Dormer, Frsb. siiting uno
oGyohn 9essl cine 9eodhtnibfsier ab,
bsi tpelder Der 9iItritts8eputp. .9roB.
rnsiitsr bes Srbens, Serr Sphn 2epp's
ppn Columbus, Die 6anptrsoe bisIt.
Sine Qn5obl S6tpsfterlogen pareu
eur9 ibre MitaIteber pertreter.
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GMiHSnahrifhtex.

Rem gorf. 6. Den. Nnset. :
.aronprinS Wilbelr1 pnn Bremen;
r2uiiiana" ponGenua; .SIpmpic" bon
Soutbomptpn.
Qbgeg.: ,Gamponta" bon 2iperpool.
Siume. 9inest.: .GarDHiu" bon
Ietp Dorf.
9iperpopf. Gbaeg.: .Wrnso-
lian" mad phtlabeIpbia.
palermo. Ibses.: nGarpcfhicA
bon Hetp Dort.
Soutbamptor. 4bsegaHgen'
~Sceanic4 mad Rem gort.
antrDerpen. 4nget.: .ganer,
lamb" bon Rem Nort.
Marieille. 4ngst.: ~Benu5iu'
BON Ren Yort-
HeapsL Ibses.: rpriuripe b
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YplitifHcs.

0ds amt bes Suyertntenbenten Der
ftdbtifhen Wafiernerfe, bas gsgentDdrS
tig Serr Rpbert g. 2atblap i1ne bat,
tpirb nnter Mapor 3enrD 8. 9unt
5err Bert g. gdlptpin, Elm betannter
sSngenteur, befleiben. Das Mnt ipur'
be 6errn 8dlDfpin angeboten unb er
bat mad ldneerer ueberlesung fih ge'
fern bereit ertldrt, Die SttInng dn5u@
ne6men. @egsnfpdrtie TIT nit Dem pos
itsn elm Gebalt BON $4,000 perbunpsn,
ober 5srr 5unt min ben Gtabtrutb
eriuden, bas @ehult auf $4,000 pro
Sa6r gu er1Dben.
Gum Superintenbenten bes Mrbeitss
laules III ppn 6errn 6unt Der bisbe-
rige gounthbsteftib Dan. 8artlep aus>
erieben, Der bereits unter friiferen be,
mofrdtifhen MDminiftrationen bieIen
poiten tnnegsbdbt hat.
goie aeItern 6efannt ee9eben tpurbe,
niro als SereeantsotsMrms beg fon1e
member Stabtratbes 5err Sames 3.
aeap, Der gegennGrtiss 8ertreter Der
btsrten Warb i'm Staotrat6, fungiren.
Dura bic DerGnDerung Der Barbs
mar 5err Gslp in sr Iesten Dabl gss
8punsen setpefen, aIs Gsg.ntanoibat
bon 5errn Wihael Wullen in Der ah@
ten Waro 81 Iaufen unb unterlag. Der
poiten eines 0ilfszS.resdntzat<4rm5
nirb bon Der bemotrntii6eu 4bminiz
itrdtion abseihafft tpsrben,
5err punt srtIGrte ssiteru, boB er
ben Stabtratb eriuhen perbe, eine
0ffentlihs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu i6af=
fen, Der ous 3ufluhtsbdus, bus Qtrs
menbdus unb bds Mrbeitsbdus unterz
itellt fsin iolIte. Oieie geb0rbe IoQ
it9 benz Wunibe 5errn 5unt eut>
Iprsdenb, aug ben 5errsn Wur Sez
nior. Rsb. :. 8. Dbite, Rihdrb 6.
Crane, einem 4r3t, benz Si6erbeitBs
birettor unb oem 8iirgermsifter 3uz
fammeniesen. Bon bieisn 5srren foQ
nur Der Qr5t Elm gebolt bs3ieAen uno
fir oieTen goiten 1T angebli6 9r.
Otto Seier IN QusIi6t ssnommen.
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Sm itGbtifhen 8ouamt tpurben 1ss
fern bic folgenosn 8duerldubntb=
I6eine ausgeiteqt: Gugenie 81. 8isrs
tss, 2aft0tiges WObnAaus an Der
@te Der Sbierndtorp Roab uuo WuIs
ioit Strube. $1,000; Qler. 6. pars
fer, 2tit0tiess Mpbnbaus an Der 5u@
milton Qpenue, nabe Der Glen Barter
@Denue, S450O; G. 80. Rstpbart, au=
bertbalbit0diges Wobnbaus auf benz
@runbFtid SO, 1850 9Goen Strabs,
$1,000.
6enrb geibIer, Der betdnnte Delis
fcteFenbdnolsr BON Np. 333 meit
Se6Its Qbenue BAT bag Saus glo. 13s
WeIt Sehite 4penue fir $22, 900 BON
ffrdu WarD Stratemeber 9etduft.
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Cueen Gitg Furniture Club.

Der Queen Gitp 5urniture Club
ertpdbIte geIegentlitb isiner g.ftsrn
2tbeno i'm guItneB Msns Club itattse=
babten 8eamtenpabl bic fploeuben Be
omten fir bus toumenbe Sabr: 9rGs
Iibent, gilbert gits; 8i5sprdfoent,
Spbn u. 9erbert; SduBneiiter, Grso
guFs; Getretdr, Marttu :. StrDein
9irettorsn: 2ouis ShneiDer, Sobr
Gorrette, jr., Spbn Nolf, gbarIsz
5suB uno Soiepb 8. Sprengdrb.
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Srial s5 Wiislisber.

9cial SO Mitslisber.
M. 8. gs III urs iiinsIt in benz
@eitsnt bss beutfdsn aaifers cine isl.
tsne unb. .ebrenbe 2ln,rtennung fir uns
fsr peroienitliGes Wirfen gu iheil ge.
iporbsn. Wenn uns oiefer bohbersise
Ausbrud iaiierli6er 6uIb aud nit
Jreuoe uno GtoIs srfiillen bari. 10 er.
frsiien mir uns jebpa berielben crit
ipiiroig. tpenn mir uns nit nod gro.
berem Gifsr unb grnit Der 4ufgabe
binaeben, bas uns ron unieren oroben
WGtern ibertommsne heiIiae grbgut
Az bitten unb heutite aulturbeitrebun.
gen In bieiem 2anoe nud befteu ardfs
ten au pfIseen unS gu fOrberH.
Gum GtluiIe iugs ih mod allen
Dsnen Tdni, bic mir ourd i6r freunb-
lihes Gnts.gentommsn bic Biiroe b.s
Mmtes erlsihterter; qan3 ipe3ieI ers
ipd6nen muB id in bisier ge3iebuns
nnfsres prdiihenten, Der mir ftets nit
Raih unb That on bic 6onb sins.
Wsit ben beitsn @Inihen fir bas
tommsnbe Satr Bin ia Shr ersebener
SurI btrrle.
Neibe Uerihte tpurSen nit Der sr0B.
ten Aufmertfamtsit Osrfolgt uno duf
Mniraa gum Druid beorbsrt.
ais lebtss @efhdft oes Nbenos nur.
be BITE idbrlihe 8sautenipahl porse.
rommel, Die In elmer faft einItimmiaen
Wisbereripdbluns Der bisberisen 8e.
omtsn rsfulitrts. uno stpor:
prGiibent, Or. Stto Jiittner.
DisssprGiihsnt. Gr. Kaufman RObs
Ter.
g,rot Ssfretdr, GarI 6errle.
Ghosmeifisr. 6. 80. 8. Qiibbert.
QlrhiDcr, Guitar Wliihler.
Nom Der Mahl fano nod Elm ses
mitblihes 9eiiammsnTein fott, nab.
reno beifen bic aItbsfpdbrten unb nie.
berern6hlien geamt.n IN Hort unn
IaisO ssfsiest pur6en
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,Siel inter Die 9fGnber.

5rant GoGins, ieiues 3ei4ens Elm
9otomOtipfiibrsr, rpuroe geitern Wtors
cen 5u friiber Stunbs an Der 8ierten
&benue, nabe Der glm Strabe, bon
StraBenrdubern angefolen, Die ihm
feline 8aari6aft i'm Setruee BON S25
ubnahmsn urb i'm berart surt6tetsn.
baB er ii6 i'm ftdotiI6en SoipituI Der>
binbsn laIIen muBte.
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cpirr bes antumnb;ls

SIM 5oIpital gum garmberaissn
Samariter erlae seitsrn 46eno be IL
Sabre aIte Marie Rpde BON go. 329
Baum Strnbe 8erIeBuneen, Die iis se'
lsesntlia zines 4utomobilunfaus ers
litten bate. 8as MGohen mar nor
mebreren Wohen Dor benz St. 9uniers
College on Der Spcamore StroBe BON
bem 2lutomobil oes 3ohnarstss Or.
W. u. 3ster BON Der 8ine StruBe unh
Iuburn Qnenue iiberfabren iporoen
Coroner Or. Goe tpiro ben 5au unters
IuGen.
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3leins Fpliaeiaa5ri1tea

Qoa Gintaio, BON go. 1706
8apmiLsr Strabs, n,elbete geitern Der
poli3ei, bab ibr In etnem 8eIddft on
Der fiinften Qnsnue BON sinem ga
fdenbieb ibre g0rfe nit $6 geitobten
Darhe.
- Gin Gtnbrsher itottste gsifern
Der Mohnung BON Robert gattengaa,
go. TIP meft Court StraBe, einea
9efuh ub ino lieB SO in 8uor, Iotpie
sine iilxrns 9aitenufr mttgebsn.
ginen sutsn gang ma6ten gss
fern bic Tetsttipes Shnuds uHo
Dimisn, aIs iie ith Der periou zines
gsfpifsn Sobn Wiuiams psriiherteu.
Der 9urfhe ssitdnb mad einem eineez
bsnben 9erhor orei DisbItG6le Elm uno
es itslIts iih bsraus, bdb sr stnen 2lrs
aug bate, ben er mittelit Ginbruhs
aus BEN Gsihdit bon gbuaro56net>
Ter, RD. 80 GuerD 4rcabe, seftoblen
bate. SeIbftrebeno tpuroe ibm b IL
aIuft iofort uusse3Dgsn unb sr err
belt itutt osrfelben eiren tart rdmz
ponirtsn an3us aus osm Qnttquitds
tentabinst bss pOIiaeicIsrts.
- I'm Der 5Optirs StraBe .ar6eitss
te" eeitern RdbHittaa Elm 9auner, Der
psrmittslit QadItIiiFels fi4 3utritt
su ben mobnungsn bon 5rau WiLIium
Stages, go. sos 6optins Strabe, unb
6rau aissie gidett, Ro. SIT 6optins
Strabe, psrTtaffts. 9ei Srau 9uses
srbsutste er $50 uno bel Gruu Sidett
81.
= gls permibt ipurbe geiternQbeno
Der polissi Der 16 Sabre aite alen
Dooo BON Rp. 428 GIdrt Strabs ge-
meloet. Der anabe mar auf 8sfud
lei isin.m in Srforb. ap.. anfdiiigsn
Grobndter ae.peIen unb bate, tpie bic
9lngsh5rigen erit stitsru in Grfahruug
brahten, bereits am 25. Nobember BON
Gsorgstoipn, ap., aus bic 5eimreiie
ansetrst.n, III iebcd bier niht einge-
trpffen.
- Gin 5hI.i6ois6 ftnttste geftern
absnh Dem Gleun Sore. Nc. GAL men
8ier.e Npenue, sinsm Seim fir orbei-
tenbe sSrausn uno Ribhen, einen Be-
iuh as unb .r6eutete, ebe er Der.
iheu6t tpuree, aus Den 3tnmern Der.
Itiebener gspohnsrinnsn bes Seims
Stmudfadsn foipi. tl.tns gaarbs=
trdee. Ser GeIdmmtpertb feiner
geute h.iduft fit auf etpa $40 unb Die
MGo6en, beren 3irmsr sr pliinoerte
pdren: Hormu WilIiouts, Rdrgarei
ssispatrid, Sottie Wongrao uno !6uael
Jenlafu.
- WGhr.no 6rau Marn Sutlipan,
bic giaenthiimerin einss .Rotion
store" an Der miniean unb Gris
alrenue, ceit.rn Rahmittug fir siniss
guoenbIide ihren 2eben perIbb, Be.
raubts sin 5dki6bieb bic 2obentaiTs
I'm $13.
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Eies nn> 0as.

- Der Sahresberiht beg poli5si>
uno 5susrpshrsD sDepurtements lieaen
nunmebr I'm Druid Dor unb selangt.H
eeitern I'm Teportement fir Dffentz
lite Si1erheit Sur Wertbeilung.
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Teutidler 9Siuuiers&e

oyu Der bsuti8en 8erfummlung bss
0eutf6en Bionierpsre.ns in Ser Gen
trail 5urnbdue tpiro 6err Or. 39.
G6riItsn einen 8ortrag iiber nSnitias
tipe unb referendum" 6alten.
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s. { y er.

- Jn bem go. 6. groipn stbDri-
aen Rtnbau am Nnroenoe Der 9ee9
4penne auf Vrire Siu, fam geitern
Rahmittng tin Geuer gum 4usbru6.
oas eiuen Gncbsn BON etna $500
rsruria&ts.
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e Gen p.r.

M.: ,Sat Sbr Spbn oenn bieStdu'
fpieIsrin gebetrathet2"
g.: r2eiper. ia, bic Siebe maHt
eben blinb."
g.: rRd, luIen sic MIR gut iein,
in Der gbe psroen iam bic 4ussn fpoN
uieosr ouigshsn."
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piemonte" nod Retp gort. 4neet.:
vDueu 9e aoitt" pon Retp gort.
2tDsrpool. abgeg.: rWlerion@
nah Pbildbelpbid.
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gs nirb geIugt ~sSe tdlter
bas gDetter, ie reitsr bic Speifsn mel.
6e mir eiien," uno je rsihsr ot. Speis
Zen. je mebr leiben mir an llnoeror,u-
lihtsit. Or. 4uguit 8Dni9's Sunrbltrs
aer Srcpfen furiren iofort.
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CORD WOOD FOR SALE.

pLACE your order for oak or pine cord
wood. l have about 700 cords of nice
oak and pine wood and to move it quickly
will sell at a very reasonab BILE price.
G. b. SMITH, Phone 300
R-F-D-No.l Cambridge, Md.
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The Merchants Cup.

At a recent meeting of the mem
bers of the Cambridge Yacht Club,
q Committee was appointed to So
licit contributions from the mer-
chants of this city for the purpose
Of purchasing a suitable Cup to be
offered as one of the prizes in the
yacht races to be held here next
month. 1t was felt by those pres
emit, among whom were a number
Of the merchants, that it would be
4 pleasure for the merchants to
contribute the funds for the pur-
chase of one of the Cups to be
Known as 'The Merchants Cup" to
be awarded at the time of the races.
Already a number of Cups have
been donated by members and
friends of the Club, and there is
no question of the fact that the
meet to be held in Cambridge wa
tiers will be one of the most sue
eessful ever held in this section, land
will draw a large crowd here for the
days it is to be held.
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In MemoriaW.

In sad, but loving, remembrance
Of my beloved husband, George T.
Johnson, who departed this life
three months ago today, February
20. 1911.
Day by day saw him fade
And slowly sink away,
And often in my heart l prayed
That he might longer stay.
Dearest husband, how 1 miss you,
Miss you more than hearts can
tell;
Every hour and day that passes,
Brings me nearer with you to
dwell.
By his Wife.
We miss thee from our home, dear
father,
We miss thee from thy place;
A shadow over our lives is cast,
We miss the sunshine of thy face.
We miss the kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care;
Our home Is dark without you,
We miss thee everywhere.
By his Children.
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Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
THE INVESTIGATION
OF UNITED WIRELESS
The Officers Profited From Sales of
Stock.

New York. May I1.-In the trial Of
the officers of the United Wireless
Telegraph company. charged with the
misuse of the mails. the government
today through expert accountants
traced the history of 714.534 shares of
stock which the defendants are alleged
to have issued to themselves.
The Pacific coast took kindly To the
glowing descriptions of what the Unit
ed Wireless was about to do. John p.
Foonsler, the accountant. testified In
vestors there. purchased S2.T54 shares
Of preferred stock for $1.7S2.514.
OF this. Colonel Christopher COlum-
bus Wilso. the company's president. re
ceived $1.71S,15 156. Foonsler said. less the
commissions paid George II. Parker.
the western sales agent
Albert T. Johnson. another account
ant. testified that Of S793.275 received
for $4,000 shares of treasury stock,
$500. $40 had gone for selling commits
sions The net loss Of the company's
operations at various stations, he said,
was S176,54O in three years.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-12
INSURREcTo CABINET.
The First Meeting Result of Which Is
Not Given Out.

Juarez. May 1.-THE first confer
enCe of Provisional President MaderO
and his cabinet took up = plan for the
possible resumption of peace regOtia-
tions but no announcement was forth
Ocming The rebel chiefs are disin-
clined to spread peace talk, saying it
has a disconcerting effect on revOlu
tionary activity in other parts Of the
republic, and military operations, they
believe. will be continued as vigorous
ly as ever until a definite peace
agreement is signed. II is doubtful
whether another armistice viii be
agreed to.
The revOlutionistS acknowledge that
they are ready to treat for peace, but
their demands naturally have been
strengthened by their military success.
Whereas, before the battle they We're
asking for only four ministers in the
cabinet. now they say they demand that
the entire cabinet of the provisional
president. de la Barra, shall ne com
posed of members Of their party.
on the one hand rebel chiefs believe
that military pressure will reinforce
their cause and on the other they are
not unwilling to arrange peace imme-
diately. They will consent under these
circumstances to nothing but a definite
understanding as to Diaz's resignation.
Should the government decline to ac-
cede they are ready To pursue the war
vigorously.
The detachments of federals under
General Luque and General Rabago,,
they feel. can easily be defeated. Then
the insurrecto leaders want to take
away from Juarez bold army to wrest
towns from the federals and march to
the City of Mexico.
The rebels tomorrow will have much
ammunition and artillery. and like
wise it is believed they have sympa-
thizers in the City of Mexico ready TO
assist as soon as the attack begins. The
slightest inkling as to how the govern
ment at the City of Mexico feels about
the rebel victory has not reached
Juarez. but the relations which the
provisional government is beginning to
have with foreign countries it is be-
lieved cannot but have a perpleXing ef-
feet upon the federal government.
Word was received today. for instance,
of the establishment of revclutionist
dS Illalto III l-Olluvii anu al - iNciuS "
apply for recognition should the revo-
lutionists win another decisive battle
or take the City Of Mexico.
DR. Gomez in his first statement as
minister of foreign relations today said:
The good Of the country demands the
resignation of DiaZ and the govern
ment. If they really love the country
they ought to retire. If they do not do
so. they will be responsible for all seri-
Gus consequences that follow"