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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01

ponoyI yedno redno OBJ Sasu pred
SedniSklh volitev. Laz je. 4,
nadprodukcija; nadprodukei;s =
mixer. Ma milijone .ie dalavcsv y
republiki, XII hi potrebovali ~.
ga blaga, so kakorsnem so preoSle
zena skladiSca, in dasirayro
delaVcI vse to naredili, vendar .
oiti ne smejo. Kapitalisti, Ii NJ.
niti $ prstom genili, enostayno ~
diio, da je vse to njihovo. z,a..
"a kapitalisti pa stole predsear;ti
governorji, %senatorii, kongresm.
nj, sodniki. zupani. policeman :.
mazda in mornarica, katere nanm
nezi in cigani v%olijo, da ia sva,;
sistem varujejo in delavce V str,,
hu drze.
JAZZ bonn letos tudi tezko eel tsv
cent "prisparal', ker grem vadno
naokrog kot JurGicev deseti hr,,
Ma See. 30. baje wee della ne do
BIN, ker sta superintendent in IA.
pitan priSla do prepricania A,
sem liSjak. Pc zoologiGnih yrt,n
sem videl re dosti lisjakov, vendar
II so mnogo manjSi cd meme. Ma
Aurori. Mimi, sem sluzil nek,;
casa pri zupniku "a hlapca. HudO.
muSni Aurorcani so Sc seveda sms
jail, bill so mnenja, da bodeya ,
goSpodom vsak nekaj casa masO
hrala. In ker nimam mic brk n
proStite. re cd rojstva sem pod no.
som p~leSast.) sem gotovo misll
da me bode "p~recastiti" zuppik
Pirnat imenoval "a svOiega ka.
plana. To sc pa nj zgodilo. Ma
Aurori je namrec dosti nayihan. ,
cev. Xxi Sc "a zupniSce, ce lie pray
vecJl kot cerkev. popolnoma ME
ne zmenijo, in cato jim ie re ens
duhoyna posoda wee kot preyea
10 sem pozneje sci pc place in
povedal svoje pisanje, so Sc gesput
nekoliko namrdnili, priblizno ia.
ko, kOt IL Preddvora Sirokoples.
natl Knjobez, kedar :je S svoiim
orjaSkim hrbtom kakSno steklo
pr oknu zmeckal. Druge posebne
nesreGe pa nj bilo. Tukai V Chi
pewa Falls sem pa sci vasovat
brez vizitnic k Lutrovskemu pa.
%Storju. Ravno sem sc komodno
vsedel V gugalni stol. kar pride
nJegova zakonska polovica ter mi
zatne delati nekakSno pridigo.
ker Sc pa bill s~lucajno boil slabe
wolfe, sem rekel. da maj gredo 60
spa V pekel z memo pridigo in We.
ro. Seveda. potem sem 10 nitro Cd.
kuril. ker drugace hi bill V nevar.
nosti da Una kaj pasti ma hrbet.
Je pat gledal NJ. NJ. Xxi ie mislil.
da Sc bodeva Skupno pripeljala '
Milwaukee. OdSel sem prot Eau
Claire, odkoder sem 10 odzviigal
proti Minneapolis. Takoj pa sem
zapustil Minneapolis. ko sem spre-
videl. da .ie Skorai polovico mesta
ma bum. Tukaj menda tudi ne
BON wee dolgo casa. ker Sc re Sc
daj Z BOSOM boil pc strani gleda.
va; kan da idem pozneje. ne ven
Sc natantno. Mctat hi sci klObuk
V zrak. pa je prencvarnO. V mo-
lem klobuku .ie namreJ re sedal
mnogo vetrov, tako da ma wee kra
.Jlh lasje Zkoz NIGGA zvedavO in
poredno gleda.io V svet. P~ogledati
bo trcba enkrat tudi prot zapadu
V NOmlng. Montana, Oregon III
Washington. kako Sc ka.j tamkal
moi rojaki pocutijo. No, mudi Sc
mi Sc mic, cato Sc Lrzkome Sc pop
red SreGamo Milwaukee in Chi
cagi. Stvar .je pa sledeGa: Resnie-
no VAN povem. da brcz Studirane
druScine sem Sc navelical vecnega
klatenja pc svetu. Iato pridem '
Chicago. da Sc mi pridruzita q.
kaSki Tone in SO. ChikaSki Janez,
potem 10 pa skupno mahncmo ma
bum. kcr drugatc bodeta ia
diva mraGna filozofa Segniila cd
same lenobc.
Preddvorcan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01
DULCE EST DEsIPERE IN
LOCO.

v Joliet je zakliucil marsikdo,
ko je preGital "Clev. Amer" z
dine %. julia t. /. Glanek, XII Sc
glaSi doSlovno:
"Proletarcu" pa povemo, da
sc IA njegovc urednike silnO zani-
ma poSta Zedinjenih drzav in &c
bodeio uredniki "Proletarca" V
prihodnjem meSecu jokali. da ne
o Nth list Voc izhaiati. ker Jim
posta ne pusti izhajati. in &c bOde-
jo poleg tega Sc zaprti V Jolietu.
to ne DO naSa krivda, paG pa Min
sauna. Vsaka sila do vremena. reGe
Hrvat."
Tudi urednike "Proletarca" ic
obSla IONA. strah ie preSinil Nth
kosti, obrazi so Jim pobledeli in
tuti je bilo Sklepet Nth zob. ko
80 videli Grno ma bclem. da .je
"Clev. Amer" poStala uradno
glaSilo ameriSke poSte, da .ie vse-
zavcdni, najboljpametni, na.irado-
darncjSi in ~najucenejSi Sloyenec V
amriSki republiki - nezmotljivi
urednik in kolega V Clevelaudu
postal uradni reporter "a strica
Sauna.
Ali hudobni uredniki "Proletar-
ca" so sc tresli lie "a trenotek. ia
kcj Sc je vrnila V Nth duSe stara
hudOmuSnost. Xxi je tipi6no svoist-
vo vSch zakrknenih greSnikov. ka-
term je vseeno, Ge umriejo ma
"gaugah' ali V postelii. Ge gredo
pc smrti V nebeSa ali V pekel -
in Sc iaSno loci cd urednikov hi
navcev. Xxi V srcu kolncio, iavno
molijo: ma tihoma denuncirajo.
vohuniio. skrivai radi spreiemaio
derar, &c Sc GA tudi drzi greh. jaw
no pa nastopajo kot vsestranski
reSitelji vseh Sloiev naroda IA svoj
Yep.
V trenotku, ko ic Srca uredni-
kov "Proletarca" zaScdcl satan
hudOmuSnosti. so So takoi zaveda-
Ii. da morajo priskoGiti Svoiemu
kolegu V Clevelandu ma pomo6. da
mu Ohraniio sluibo kot uradni re-
porter. - da GA STRIFE Sam ne spo-
di IL sluzbe. Kaj takega hi bila ne
izbriSna hlamaza "a YES slovenski
narod V Ameriki. ako hi naSa Slav-
na vlada prona$la in izrckla. da
je mas naiodliGneiSi, najpametnei-
81. najugledneiSi in nezmotliivi
SlOvenski prvak. navaden idiot. XII
nj toliko nevaren. da hi ga bilO
treba zapreti blaznico. vendar
je pa dObro, &c Sc ga uradnim po-
tom proglasi Skodozeljnim oslom.
Taxa blamaza Sc mora odvrniti
od slovenskega naroda, lido bo
Sc vpoSteval mas narod V Ameriki.
ce bodo naSc najboliugledne in
uccnc sinove proglaSali uradnim
potion "a duScvne sorodnikc dol
gouhe zivalice? TIE vrSte blamazo
Sc mora prekrizati. pa magari &c
postaneio nrcdnikl "Proletarca"
zrtve in morajo umreti ma "gau-
gah" ali pa tam. kier sta .iok in
Skripanjc z zobmi.
In lie hvaliti moramo danes IL
rdnike ''Prolctarca". da so Sc IL
rekli. da prevedeio vse izdajc
"Proletarca" V a~ngleSGino. kcr ST.
Svojcga kolcga V Clevelandu pro-
naSli prn!ahkcga Y slovenSGini in
pretclkega V anglcScini. ako iih mi
kolega V Clevelandu tudi plaGal
"a trud in delo.
kolcga Y Clvelandu DO naibrz
tudi Sprejcl to blagohotno ponud-
bo. sal je ne>cbiGni. najpametncii.
najuglcdneiSi in naiboliStudirani
SlovcnSki mccen Ameriki. XII kar
"ori IN dohrobit vbozcga. z%atirane-
"a IN preziranega Sl1vcnSkcca ma
roda. Mar ic MENU IN par Stota-
kov. ce ic trcba V iavnoSti odvrni-
II blamaZo od slovenskcga naroda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01

Priporotajte in Strife iugoslo-
vansko socialisticnO casopisie V
Ameriki: "Proletarec". "Radni-
cka STRATA, "Svjetlo", "Na-
rodni Glas".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01
V vsako leto j,

v vsako leto ic bill oh TEN
caSu trust "a led appleton V sod
nJlSko obravnavo. LctoS ga pre-
iNkuicjo cello V trch kraiih.
Najbrz be pa Ia ~prciSkava kOn-
Gala kot vSc drugc. TruStjdni DO
do Y jcScni razdclili maStne diU-
dcndc med Scboj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01

Use pritozbe glede nerednostl
posiljanja lista in druge stvari IT,
coce Sc 'Proletarca" je poslati ma
sodr. Frank Podlipca, GOA N. CUT
tbs st. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01

njegovega govora. cato io prime
semo V prihodnji stevilki V celoti.
Ured.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01
Spanska vlada :

ojunatila in jc prcpovedala por-
tugalSkim kral.icvSkim privrzen-
Gem zbirati Sc oh portugalSki me
il. SranSka vlada ie odredila, da
1000 MOI meScanSkc garde zasede
mcio in zabrani prchod monarhi-
Stom preko mcic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-01
(Koncc prih.)

o tenn jc konGan prvi in zna-
meniti SocialiSticni govor Sodrugo
Bergera V kcngrcSu. Sedai pride
debata. ktero je incl sodr. Bor-
ger Z mnogimi kongresniki V zbor-
mel, ko je koncal svoi govor. De
bata je zanimiva i'm vsekakor del
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Probe Into Election of Senator
Stephenson Possible.
WISCONSIN SENATE ACTS
Fraud Is Charged and His Expulsion
From Body Demanded.
WILL SEND RESOLUTION HERE
Lorimer Committee Will Not Meet
Until NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Study
ing Report on Case.

Whether the election Of eSnator Steph-
enson of Wisconsin to the United States
Senate is to be investigated is a mat
ter of much esepulation at the Capitol
today.
adopting a resolution charging that
Senator Stephenson had been elected
by fraud and requesting that he be ex-
pelled from the United States Sen
ate has brought the matter to head.
and It is expected that as soon as the
resolution of the Wisconsin senate is
received here 1t will be referred to the
committee on privileges and elections
of the Senate.
This has been the course in the past
when a state legisla ture or a branch of
a state Legislature has adopted reso-
lutions similar to that of the Wiscon-
sin senate. 1t has been suggested that
some senator might introduce a resolu-
ton demanding an Investigation Of the
election Of Senator Stephenson. as Sen
ator La Toilette did in regard to the
election of Senator Lorimer. following
the action of the Illinois senate
But 1t was pointed out that at the time
Senator La Toilette introduced his reso-
luton the committee on privileges and
elections was not fully organized as at
present, and that the Stephenson case
would probably take the regular course.
A meeting Of the Lorimer Investigating
committee was held this morning for the
lingham was elected chairman OF the
committee. Ferdinand II. Pease was
elected clerk Milton w. Blumenberg
was chosen official stenographer.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
KNOWN IN NEW YORK.
C. Frederick Kohl Member of Yacht
Club in That CITY.

NEW YORK. June &C. Frederick
Kohl is one Of the wealthy men of
San Francisco. and is well known here.
He is member of the New York Yacht
Club and the Town and Country Club
of Philadelphia. He figured con-
spicuously In the newspapers here In
1902. He contested the payment Of a
note he gave in Naples. Italy, for
$4,000, which was made the subject
of an action brought against him In
the supreme court by Patrick F.
Sheedy.
Mr. Kohl was travelling on the con-
tinent In 1s9s-1eoo IN january. and at
hotel in Naples he met Martin j.
Walch and John C. Gray. who sug-
gested a game OF poker. Kohl lost
thousands and settled with a note. This
fell into the hands Of Sheedy. who was
unable to collect. and brought suit.
Kohl denied liability. and Sheedy lost
the suit after carrying 1t to the higher
court.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
WASHINGTON GIRL HIS BRIDE.
C.. Frederick Kohl Married Here
Eight Years Ago.

c. Frederic. Kohl Is well known in
Washington. He married Miss Eliza
beth Cooley. daughter Of Mrs. Catherine
NJ. Cooley. here about eight years ago.
and has been a member of the Metro
politan Club for several years. al
though his visits there have been but
occasional. owing to the fact that he
resides in the west most Of the time
The news Of the shooting brought to
the minds Of the Washington friends
Of the Kohls the memory OF the spIen-
did wedding ceremony which took
place when Frederick Kohl married
"Bessie' Cooley. as she was best known
at that time. Miss Cooley was q great
belle in this city prior to her mar
riage. which tok place in the o. T.
Crosby house in Cleveland Park, which
Mrs Cooley had leased at the time.
Mxs. Kohrs father was q business man
Evening star., 1911-06-09
SHOT COMING FROM DANCE.
Girl Is Wounded and Police Arrest
College Student.

ORONO. Me-, June 9.-While returning
from a dance in the Orono town hall
early today, Miss Christine Shaw. a
young teacher in the Orono High School,
was shot in the head by a revolver. A
mob attracted by the shooting ran down
T. s. Linn, a Chinese government student
at the University OF Maine, who is under
arrest charged with the shooting.
The police say that Linn had been In
fatuated with Miss Shaw and had been
despondent over the failure Of his suit.
He Is thirty years old and In his Junior
wear at the university.
Four shots were fired at Miss Shaw.
hut her chance Of recovery Is good.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
WALK SEVEN MILES OVER ICE
Steamer Unable to Land Passenger,
at Nome.

NOME, Alaska. June 9-Cnable to
md an open lead the steamer Corwfn
whose coming markd the opening OF
navigation in Bering sea. landed her fO2
Passengers on the solid ice seven miles
from shore here yesterday. The pas.en-
gers, four Of whom were women. reached
land safely.
The Corwin was unable to discharge
her cargo. but sufficient provisions for
immediate needs were brought in by dog
sleds. The Corwin left Seattle Nav 10.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
WOMAN ROUTS PICNICKERS.
Temperance Advocate Incense'
When Asked to Drink Beer.

ATCHISON, Kan, June 9.-With the
use Of a rife. Mrs. Tilhe MCGOWAN, a
temperance advocate, broke up picnic
at which beer was being served near here
last night. Mrs MCGOWAN was passing
the picnic grounds when one Of the party.
who knew her. scohngly invited her to
have a drink. She accepted a glass OF
beer. intending to use 1t as evidence
against the merrymakers.
One OF the men said she would have to
drink the beer. She answered by picking
m a stone and striking him over the eye
with II. The man grappied with her and
In the struggle his face was scratched
and his clothing torn
Mrs. MCGOWAN then procured rife
and chased one OF the party into the
Missouri. river. firing at him. but missing
Finally she allowed the man TO swim
ashore and apologize. His companions
ded.
Evening star., 1911-06-09

Commerce and Labor contemplate the
occupancy OF any portions Of the land
south of street known the Nal
is one Of the subjects Of specific inquiry
in the resolution. A bili now pending
before the Senate, would authorize the
allotment of space on the Mall as an
additional site for the contemplated
structures.
Inquiry is also made in the resolution
regarding the progress toward acQuisi
ton Of title for the land in the five
squares. as to when title passed, as to
the money expended on the purchase, and
whether present tenants on the property
are paying rent to the government
Evening star., 1911-06-09
REV. DIR. WOODROW HONORED.
Elected President Of Congregational
Home Missionary Body.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Election OF
officers was the principal business of
last nights session of the national con-
vention Of the Congregational Home Mis-
city.
The officers elected were: S. H. Wood
row. D. D., Washington. president: Rev.
A. W. Palmer. California. recording sec
retary: John H. Allen, New York.
auditor.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Find Evidences of Shipwreck

ST. JOHNS. N. F.. June 8.-Fishermen
from the southwest coast report finding
a number OF stout mattresses afioat of
the fishing grounds. Although no other
wreckage has been sighted. they believe
that a passenger-carrying vessel has
been wrecked In the neighborhood, The
government is investigating.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
ANSWER TO SENATE.
Treasury Department Preparing Re
snnnse to HeYhurn Resolution.

The Treasury Department. in response
to the Heyburn resolution. adopted by
the Senate yesterday. is preparing for
Congress information regarding Its plans
for the Improvement of the Ave squares
south Of the Avenue purchased for a
site for several departmental buildings.
Whether or not the proposed plans for
buildings to be erected for the use OF
the Departments Of State. Justice. and
Evening star., 1911-06-09
De Broqueville to Form Cabinet.

BRUSSELS, June p.-M de BrooueyiIIe
minister of railroads, posts and tele-
graphs. today accepted the commission
TO form a new cabinet in succession TO
the Schollaert ministry which resigned
yesterday in consequence OF diffieulties
over the ministerial school bill pending
in parliament
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Ohio Senator'S Favor Reciprocity.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 9.-The Gin
cinnati Commercial Association today re-
ceived letters from Senator's Burton and
Pomerene Of Ohio in response to tele-
grams asking them to vote for the Ca
madam reciprocity measure without
amendments. Both write that they ex-
pect 50 to vote.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Senate Committee Assents to
Proposed Honduran Loan.
URGED BY PRESIDENT TAFT
Bankers of United States to Advanc,
Sum of $1O,OO0,000.
MONEY TO MEET OBLIGATIONS
Repayment Out of Honduran Gus
toms Duties to Be Directed by
this Country.

tions today decided to report favorably
the treaty between Honduras and this
country providing for loan of Slo.00-
600 from banking interests of the United
States to meet the Honduran debt. Or
this amount. S1.IO0nG0 is 10 be paid over
at once. The Nicaraguan treaty similar
in import has not yet been acted upon.
but as the provisions of this treaty, il
is understood. are practically the same
as those of the Honduran compact. the
impression prevails that il also will meet
with the approval of the committee.
A collector of customs will be named
by the bankers who will finance the
Honduran loan. his appointment 10 be
approved by the President Of the United
States
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Business Houses Burned Out.

PITTSBURG. Pa. June a.-Fire early
today in the Penn Hall building at Will
kinsburg. suburb. destroyed the effects
of a dozen business firms. causing a loss
of &1CO.OO
Evening star., 1911-06-09
here for many years and Is believed TO
have left fortune.
Wedding Attracts Wide Attention.

The Kohl-Godey marriage attracted
great attention because OF the beauty
and popularity of the bride ana the
wealth of the bridegroom. Mr.. KohIs
mother and sister came from California
to the wedding and showered the bride
with presents of ssteHselfy. A description
of the wedding was Incorporated in q
book of American Impressions. written
by French abbe. Many prominent peo-
pie were present at the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. kohls social activities
have made pleasant reading for the
Washington friends of the couple. who
have been interested in their doings, both
in San Francisco and in their ranch home.
Since the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Kohl
have made frequent visits to the city.
but have remained at ho.el during their
sojourns.
Mr.. Kohl is also claimed as a resident
by the city of Philadelphia. his first wife
being of that city
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Mrs. Cooley Resides Here.

Mrs. Catherine NJ. Cooley. mother Of
Mrs. Kohl. has been making her home at
the Alwyn. 1882 Columbia road, but in
quiry there this morning revealed that
Mrs. Cooley had removed from that place
only yesterday. and that she had taken
quarters at 1922 Wyoming avenue. She
was at the Alwyn awhile this morning,
gathering up some personal effects and
in conversation about the unfortunate
incident at San Francisco said she had
had kilograms both from her daughter
In San Francisco and from Mrs. Kohl.
the mother of the victim of the shoot
ing, who Is In Atlantic City Mrs. Cooley
stated that she would go to Philadelphia
this evening to meet Mrs. Kohl, who will
start for San Francisco. following their
meeting.
Mrs. Cooley did not say whether she
would accompany Mrs. Kohl west, but
left the impression that she would do
so If Mrs. Kohl requested it.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Cathedral Badly Damaged.

At Guadalatara the cathedral contain
ing the world famous Neuine Murillo
painting Of the Assumption was badly
damaged during the earthquake. Here
the people. hurled from their beds by the
first terrible shock. rushed. terror stricken.
to the totterins cathedral. and. grasping
the sacred image OF the Virgin Of Guada-
|lupe, formed a procession and marched
through the wreckage In the streets,
chanting and praying to avert another
AN the churches left standing in the
earthquake neis are .ar mronsed with
Al Zamorro. In the state OF Vera Cruz
the great tower Of the ancient cathedral
crashed through the roof. killing persons
who were at early morning devotionss
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Threats by Firemen.

When the coal porters 7decided to go
on strike today the st. Paul did not have
a bunker OF coal on board. The fire.
men threaten to desert IL strkebreakers
are employed. The American line officials
are hopeful Of being able to get the ves-
sci started on her voyage to New York
by way Of Cherbourg Monday.
When the officials of the steamer
Olympic, which is due to sail for New
York by way OF Cherbourg and Queens
town June Il. tried to engage crew
this morning the men demanded that
their wages be increased to $40 a month.
The White Star officials refused this de-
mand and the men marched ashore.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
COAL PORTERS' STRIKE
DELAYS BIG LINERS
Vessels Chartered for Naval
Review Also Unable to
Leave Southampton.

SOUTHAMPTON. England. June s.-A
strike Of coal porters broke out here
today. The American line steamer st.
Paul, scheduled to sail for New York
tomorrow. will be delayed. and the
mammoth White Star liner Olympic is
having difficulty in obtaining a crew.
A whole fleet of ships chartered by
the government and others for the naval
review are lying of the port unable
to take on coal.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
DEATHS FROM DISASTER
IN MEXICO NUMBER ZOO
Loss of Life From Earthquake
Was Greatest in Small
State of CoIima.

MEXICO CITY. June 9.-Although re-
ports regarding the loss Of life as a re-
suit of the earthquake In Mexico have
been somewhat exaggerated, at least zoe
persons were killed.
There was much destruction and loss
of life In the towns OF Tonalita, San An
dres, Tonila. San Gabriel. Tuxpan and
Zapatiltio, besides in scores Of Villages
ranging in population from 80 to 1.OOO
persons.
The loss of life SO far as know was
greatest in the small state of CoIima.
which corresponds in size to the other
Mexican states as does Rhode Island to
the other American states.
The volcano Colima is 12.27s feet high
and has practically been inactive for
thirty years. the last eruption Of a Sc
rious nature having occurred In the sum-
mer of 1882, when many lives were lost.
There was g serious eruption in 1859, ac-
companied by earthquakes Historians
mention violent eruptions lasting back to
the sixteenth century. The volcano was
active In 1908.
Evening star., 1911-06-09

A new line OF testimony was sought q
he developed by the Stanley steel trust
investigating committee at its session to
day. the idea being TO bring out fact,
connected with the absorption OF the Car
negie Steel Company by the steel trust.
One phase of this transaction has been
related BY John W. Gates. another by
Judge Gary and today the committee
started In 10 probe il from the Carnegie
side. through James Gayley. who hac
been one OF the Carnegie partners anc
later an official OF the steel trust
The committee started late. and soor
took a recess. however. and the fore
Moons work was not very productive.
Evening star., 1911-06-09
Opposed by Senator Bacon

Senator Bacon Of Georgia. the ranking
democrat on the committee on foreign
relations. speaking of the treaties. said:
Il am opposed to the interjection of
dollar diplomacy into American foreign
relations the purpose of which is to
make the United States guarantee loans
made hy Americans to governments Of
Central and South America"
Evening star., 1911-06-09
WEATHER.

Fair tonight. Saturday fair and
warmer, with light, variable
winds, becoming southerly.
Evening star., 1911-06-09

The circulation Of The St.s.
both daily and Sunday, 10 greater
by many thousands thsn tlnae a
any other Washington newspaper.