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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
DONKEY AND ELEPHANT
IN WHITE HOUSE RACE

NEW YORK, July "A donkey and
an elephant started at Coney island to-
night in race for the White house. in
tending 10 forecast TO the world gener-
ally the result OF the election Of 1912
are pinning their faith TO the donkey.
while the elephant has no fewer well
wishers from the Republican camp. The
trail leads through Trenton, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
STOKES TELLS Of
GIVING GIRL MONEY
Millionaire Who Was Shot i'm
Struggle for Letters Con-
cludes Testimony.
Continued From Page One.

| into the room 7 was shocked TO find q
note on the table together with a. bun
die of letters, the note saying that
Miss Graham had committed snicide
and she had addressed the letter TO the
press
"Miss Conrad also told me-. con-
ters were mine and some belonged to
other men. She said she rushed into
the bedroom and found Miss Graham in
bed. her face all blistered and burned,
where she had spilled carbolic acid, A
doctor WAS called and pumped her out.
Miss Conrad said. and saved her life. ~
Story Told Stokes.
Miss Conrad, according to Stokes.
proceeded to narrate TO him her fam
ily history, She was. according to this
narrative, the daughter Of n Russian
prince. who met her mother in Louis
Vile, Ky. and eloped with her. Miss
Conrad being born in Bluefelds Nicar-
aqua, where her father was killed in
a riot.
Losses of one kind or another re-
duced the widow IS property from $780,
600 to $4,000. which latter sum she
collected in New York on insurance
This 100000, Stokes said Miss Conrad
told him. was squandered by man
her mother married. The daughter
then had to 90 to work.
''She said, the witness continued
Fshe had come to see me on her law
yer advice to tell me about the let
ters she found on the table with the
suicide note -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Question of Law.

AS TO the allegations that extradition
had been accomplished by Irregular
ties, or what the defense termed
fraud. Judge Bordwel said the
court was not to decide anything be
cause of sentiment or emotion but upon
questions OF law. and that it was not
his province TO enter into the question
Of how prisoner was brought into the
jurisdiction Of his court, but to try him
after he arrived there, The alleged
fraud the court stated. had no effect
upoI the principle involved
1t was agreed that the same ruling
should apply in all of the pleas of no
jurisdiction entered in the other muir
der charges against Mcnamara, and in
The accusation OF dynamiting the
Llewellyn iron works as well,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
T00ELE BANK GETS BACK
MONEY TAKEN IN ROBBERY

statement showing that the CONNER
cial bank OF Tooee has been reimbursed
for its financial loss in the recent rob
berry was presented To Secretary of State
was attesied TO by r. K. McGurrin, /. c.
Gemmeil and +. 5. Bascom. Mr.. TinRey
asked for the statement as state bank
egan1iper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Thought Woman Dangerous.

II told Miss Conrad that Miss Graham
was an undesirable woman" said Stokes.
and that | wouldn't give Miss Graham
one cent but ! said I would give Miss
Conrad money for the nurse TO look after
Miss Graham. Miss Conrad wanted me 10
sign a note for 500 to allow Miss Gra-
ham TO go abroad. ! said ! would not I
would give no agreement because |
thought Miss Graham dangerous wo
man
Stokes said he offered to draw a check
for 5000 to enable Miss Graham to get 10
Belgium to join her sister. whereupon, he
continued.
Miss Conrad said oh. no. don't draw
q check: there might he some scandal
about IT Give me the cash ] said,
All right and gave her the money"
The defendants attorney questioned Mr.
Stokes sharply regarding Miss Graham's
visit to his farm IN Lexington, Ky. The
defense has contended that the girl ex-
pected to find other guests with Stokes
and when she found that she was visiting
him alone she left the following morning,
Didn't she leave because you tried to
insult her?" Stokes was asked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Judge Bordwell of Los An
geles Decides That He
Has Jurisdiction Over
Pending Trial.
MOTION TO QUASH
MADE BY DEFENSE
Agreement That Cases of
Brothers Shall Be Con
sidered Together; More
Argument Today.
os ANGELES, Cal, July IA

II OS ANGELES, Cal, July IA
preliminary victory was won to-
day by the prosecution IN the
case of John j Mcnamara, sec
retary-treasurer of the international AS
sociation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
workers. accused of connection with the
Los Angeles Times dynamiting. Judge
Walter Bordwell sustained the objec-
tion to the plea of no jurisdiction in be
half of the alleged dynamite conspira.
tor by his attorneys.
In handing down his ruling, Judge
Bordwell said that the Los Angeles
courts have jurisdiction over the pend
ing trial of Mcnamara on nineteen
charges of murder. The Judge declared
that the contention of the defense that
when man was extradited upon one
charge-that of dynamiting in this case
he could not be tried upon another,
had no application so far as extraditiou
from one state to another was con-
cerned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Motions to Quash.

After The question of jurisdiction had
been determined the defense was asked
by the prosecution if it desired to have
John J. Mcnamara plead TO the charges
against him. The defense answered by
fling motions to quash the indictments.
The motions being the same as those
filed yesterday i'll the case of his broth
er James b, Mcnamara, so far as the
murder charges were concerned The
motions charged bias on the part Of the
Jurors; the appointment as special pros
eecutor or an attorney who previously
had acted as lawyer for the Times; the
intlmidating of witnesses by that at
sorney; the failure of the prosecution
20 attach the names of all grand Jury
witnesses to the indictments; and sew
eral purely technical allegations.
The principal reason for attacking
the indictment charging John B. Nc
Namara with having dynamited the
Liewellyn iron works was the assertion
that he was not in the state at the time
the explosion occurred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Cases Joined.

II was agreed that the motions in
both men S cases should be considered
together The prosecution then moved
that all affidavits filed with the motions
to quash be stricken from the records.
One Of these was made by RAYMOND
Wayman. editor Of the Wilmington
Journal. who charged Charles Wicr,
foreman Of the grand Jury, with having
written a denunciation Of union men
for his publication.
An objection to the court s consider
ing the motions to quash also was made.
The defense objected TO such proceed.
ure and then followed a long technical
argument, in which the prosecution led
citing many authorities
The case will come up again tomor.
row morning, when the defense is
scheduled 10 answer the arguments of
its opponents
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Society night tonight at saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Alleged Insult.

He was not allowed to aswer this
question. but replied that she remained
at the farm about three days.
His attorney read the letter OF invita-
ton in which Miss Graham's sister was
asked to visit Stokes at the same time
But you did entertain so called father
ly affection for Miss Graham. didn't you?''
asked the girls attorney.
II did feel kindly towards her" re-
piled Stokes, turning to smile at the two
young women.
What were your intentions toward
her."
ITO be polite to her"
The prosecution closed its case with
the examination of a policeman who first
reached the house after the shooting. He
said the girls told him that each of them
had shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

Bathing is ideal at Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Bathing is ideal at Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Denies Affection,

During his earlier examination OF
Stokes, Mr. Moore asked: Did YOU not
down to the time OF YOUR visit TO LcNinc
ton. entertain affection for Miss Gra-
ham2
Never. shouted Stokes.
During that time what we're YOUR in
tentions toward herr"
Merely to be polite 10 her.
How long did she remain at YOUR farm
with only the farm hands and a negro
cook" persuaded Mr.. Moore.
Three days answered Stokes
Didn't YOU make her write a letter
eNoperatipz YOU from attempting TO
wrong her before you would lei her
lcave?"
II did not. No such letter exists.
Let try as much as possible to
keep scandal out of This case" sug
gested Magistrate Freschi.
But the record shows he gave her
money and improper differences might he
drawn" protested Mr. Moore.
Nothing Of the sort" volunteered the
magistrate, he may have given ii TO
her out OF the goodness OF his heart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Stokes Confused.

Only once did Stokes show signs OF
confusion.
Are these nine letters (produced in
evidence yesterday all YOU ever wrote
TO Miss Graham" asked Attorney
Moore.
No"
How many did you write her? AS
many as eighteen"
Perhaps"
What became OF these missing let
ters which YOU admit having written and
which were in Miss Graham's possession
on the night of the shooting?'
j haven't the remotest idea" said
stokes.
AZ the afternoon sitting counsel for the
Two girls called to the stand James Cum
mings, a house detective at the An
sonia. owned by Stokes.
Cummings said he had searched the
girls apartment two or three daYs after
the shooting with three central office
detectives and found the letters in a
closet behind the trunk.
And these officers allowed YOU 10
rummage the apartment and take from
IL what you wished?"
They didn't know 7 had found any
thing Darried the detective.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Letters Secreted.

Then YOU deliberately secretcd the
letters from the sworn officers OF the
law?" thundered Mr.. Moore.
II put them in my pocket
Yes or no.. insisted counsel
Yes, admitted Cummings
Subsequent testimony was that Cum
mings had delivered the letters to Mr
Gleason, personal counsel for Stokes who
had passed them on to former Judge OIL
cott, In charge OF the the case for Mr..
Stokes, who In turn delivered them TO
the district attorneys office.
Cummings. the detective. had not
counted the letters. he swore. and did
not know their contents. Judge Ocott
swore that the package il reached him
contained twelve letters
There were eighteen of those letters
AT least" said Mr.. Moore after the hear
Ing. Who suppressed them?'
They'll make interesting reading when
they arc produced" added Miss Gra-
ham. II wouldn't dare tell YOU what Is
In them. You wouldn't believe me, hut
when | get out OF this trouble I'm going
TO use them, They're q scream
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Society night tonight at Saltail
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
HIGH CLASS" PROSTITU-
CHA.

Y New Yurku sta Sc zadnii te-
den poroGila miliOnarka Vivien
Gould in lord Decies IL AngleSke.
Taxi lie mednarodni Skandali :
prostitutiSke zenitve med ameri
skim dolarjem in evropskim plem-
skim naslovom, niso V Ameriki
wee mic novega. NihGe Sc ne zmeni
za ME. PustimO ma stran YES blaz-
nj pomp ceremonije same - trop
prenazrtih aristokratov in aristo-
kratinj, Observation-Disclosures po-
rocno krilo neveste. nemoralno
dekoracijo "plemenitega" zeni
ma, armada policajev ma strait
pred cerkvijo, hinavskega skofa
pred altarJem - vse to pustimo :;
pozabimo "a trenOtek cello, da je
ia cirkus omogocilo ameriSko de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
IL DELAVSKEGA POLKA.
Straiki.
Strajki.

V Gary. Ind, je zaStrajkalo
500 stavbinskih delavcev: $50
mizarjev in tesarjev, 200 barvar-
jev, $50 zidarjev in sto ometacev
(pIasterers). Delavci so dobro or
Kontraktorji "a grad
MO pOslopij so napovedali uniji
bojkot in oglaSuiejo "a stavkoka-
ze. Delavci omenjenih strok mai
ne potujejo V Gary.
V livarnah Keystone Works
V New Brighton in Beaver Falls,
Penna., je buknil Strajk. Kompa-
Mia je dovolila svoje lokalne ura-
de "a prenocevalnice skebom. Ii
varski delavci V Monaca. Pa. so
tudi ma Strajku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
KAKO Sc GIBLJE.

- FinSki socialist Y BiSbee.
Arizona. so 81 postavili 'laStno
dvorano, ktcra jih stane 10000.
- V Urugua. Juzna Amerika,
ie bill sodr. Emiio Frugoni pred
kratkim izvoljen za poslanca Y
ondotni kougreS. To ie prvi socia-
listitni zastopnik Y .JuIni Ameri-
XII.
- Sodr. Geo. III. Miller Med
ford, Greg, jc izvoljen Y mestni
svet I vcGino 80 glaSov. Lokalni
kapitaliStiGni listi so kar IL Sebe
vsledtega 'ncGuvenega" dogod-
ka.
- Pri mestnih volitvah V Oil
City. Pa. SO socialist zmagali S
Stirimi Svojimi kandidati. Diva
sta izvoljena obGinski in ostala
diva V Solski svet. Volitve so bile
pred par tedni.
- III. S Booth, duhoven epis.
kopalne cerkve V Morristownu.
Tenn, Sc ie odpovedal duhovni-
Stvu in priGel propagirati za socia.
izem. Svoj izStop IL cerkve j.
podprl 5 sledeGimi znaCilnimi be
Sedami: "Ccrkev je zelo skrbna
IA "drugi svet". ne briga st
niti malo IN reSnico. pravico. lju.
bezen ne IA trpeGo dclavstvo ma
tenn Svetu. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
BLAZNI SYSTEM.

- Preiskovalna komisija ILL
noiSkc zakonodaje pod vodstvom
zastopnika Chiperfielda je dogma
la. da 50 raZne tvorniSke in zelez-
niSke druzbe ukradle S6Sl akrov
drZavncga zemliiSGa oh Michi-
ganskem jezeru pri Chicagi in oh
obreIjih rex Calumet. Fox. Hi
nOis in DeSplaineS noter do Caire
III East st. Louisa. Ukradena
zemliiSGa Sc cenijo mad % milo
nov dolarjev. Tatvina Sc ie vrSila
slstematicno re celia deSetletia in
xiv clovek Sc nj doSlei zmenil za
to. Ali bodo tatovi kapitalisti
prlJctl9 | guess not - tatovi bo-
do pri bodocih volitvah izvolieni
kot poSlanci zakonodajo in Sc
nat e. Vdova Sophia Sehia
V Philadelphia. Pa. .ie bila, ka-
kor poroca Boston Post" dne
%. ian, obsojena ma tri mesece
zapora. ker je IL stopniic sosed-
ME hiSe vzela steklenico mleka.
$ kterim je potolazila zelodec svo-
jemu stradajOcemu otroku. Zakai
ie bila obsojena? I cato, ker ie 81
rota in ker je ukradla samo
paint mleka: ako bi bila IL
kradla million dolarjev. kovali bi
io viSoko zvezde kot razumno
zensko. Xxi Sc razume ma "busi-
ness Slava veletatovom,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
NAPREDEK Y PRETEKLEM
LETU.

II letnega porocila "a |. 1910 o
cIanStvu. financah in drugih cd
noSaiih socialistiGne stranke. KITE
rcga je objavil glavni tajnik
Stranke sodr. Barnes V ianuars-
KEN Party Bulletin. ie razvid-
no. da je stranka preteklem le-
tn napravila zopet lep korak ma
pref.
Dobrih redno placujoGih CLANCY
jc imela stranka 81. dec. 1910
5S.0ll. V preSnjem letu 5000 ie
imela stranka 41.479 clanov: v
preteklem letu ie torej clanstvo
napredovalo "a 1852 novih Gla-
nov. Organiziranih je bilo 81. no.
viii krajevnih skupin 3Ss clani.
Vseh krajevnih skupin 0ocals)
je imela stranka koncem leta
3672.
IL naslednjih Stevilk ie razvid-
no kako je stranka po clanstvu
napredovala zadnjih osmih le-
tih:
l9u3 ............. 1879
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

NalmocneJSe po Glanstvu so dr.
zave: California, Illinois. MaSsa-
chusetts, Minnesota. New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pen
nsylvania, Texas in Wisconsin.
MeSeGnih doneskov so Glani
skupno vplaGali S34.954.9l. Skup-
nih dohodkov je imela stranka
$53. .739.49, stroSkov pa $52,559.33.
Samo IN knjige in broSure ic
Stranka prejela $5776.93.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

lavstvo svojimi krvavimi Zulji.
"a ktero je bilo oropano - pa 81
oglejmo to Skandalozno zenitev IL
moralnega staliSca.
Najvecja neumnost bi bila, ce
hi kdo trdil, da ie lord DecieS
wei Gouldovo hGer samo IL lju-
bezni. Ako bi bila Nivien kljub
vsi Svoji telesm lepoti hci kakSne-
ga delavca, plemcniti angleSki
lord hi Sc toliko zmenil IN MO ka-
kOr za konjsko figo ma cesti. Ako
hi bila Nivien samo to kar lie kot
oSeba brez oGetovih milionov ma
Straui. nikdar bi ne videla lorda
IL Anglije.
l. drnge strani lord Decies tax
kakrSen .ie kot oscba brez plem-
skega naSlova, hi nikdar ne wei
milionarjeve hccre IL Amerike.
PIemski naSlov, ne pa MOI je pri-
sci po MO. Decies 81 jc torej kupil
leno in kupna cena ic bila ME
gov plcmski "titel.
Primerjaimo zdai poroko do
larja "titelnom" zivlieniem
nayadne prostitutke ma cesti. Pro
Stitutka odkloni vsakcga. do5lcr
ne placa. Vivien Gould je odlilo-
Mia vSakcga, dolller nj priScl
lord in plaGal - plemskim ma
slovom. Kaj je tukaj razlike Z
moralnega staliSGa? Ampak to Sc
nj vSe Obiskovalec zloglasne hiSe
ne zahteva, da hi prostitutka OBJ
ratno tudi MENU plaGala; on ho-
cc SamO njenO telo. Toda lord
Decies nj bill zadovoljen samo L
Gouldovo hGerjo. kakor je kdo
drugi proStitutko. On je Zahte-
val, da Nivien tudi MENU - pla-
ca. In plaGala ga ie Z milioni do
larjev. Xxi so bill izsesani IL mu-
kotrpnega ameriSkega delavca.
TakO je torei bila svatba angle
Skega lorda ameriSko milionar-
ko - dvoina proStituciia - Sc
veda: high class" prostituciia.
To je morala kapitalizma. In to
morale blagoSlavljajo Skofje in
duhovnilli, in proslavlia jo kapi-
talisti6no GaSopiSie.
Taxa je kapitalistitna in kris
canska mOrala. o kteri socialist
ne mOreio molGati in ktero neiz-
prosno pobijamo. kajti. tako dol
go dokler bode denar zdruzcval
moza in zeno zakon - ne samo
med milionarji in lordi. marvct
tudi sploSnem - dotlci ie vsak
tax zakon najnizia vista prosti-
tucije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

List "a koristi delav-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsesa kAr produoiraio,
This paper is devoted
10 the interests of the
workins class. Work
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

Preiskava V Greensburgu. Pa,
jc pokazala, da so lastniki premo-
ga placali Serifu Shiledsu $143,-
147.42 "a vzdrzavanie deputiiev
IN casa Strajka. Deputiii so bill
placani po 81 do $l5. ma dan. u
stava pravi, da privatna armada
Sc ne SINE gojiti. Tn pa vidimo,
da so lastniki premogokopov ma
jeli privatno armada pomoGio
Serifa. armada barab in tolova-
jev. kteri so kOt tolovaii V sluzbi
tolovajev povsod nastOpali po to-
lovajsko. Ako bi bill premogarii
pri zadnjih dOmaGih volitvah to-
liko pametni, da hi izvolili Seri-
fov urad socialista. bilo bi dru-
gace. Ako je Serif ze odgovoren
IA varstvo premogokopov OBJ ca
su strajka, ne bi najel barab in
tolovajev V to svrho. temvec po-
veril hi mesta deputijev Strajkar-
jem in jih placal po SO ma dan.
Ma ia naGin bi sc kapitalisti nasi-
till strajka veliko pref kot pa
Strajkarii. Toda delavci rajSi gla-
suiejo "a kapitalisticne Serife in
sodnike, in nazadnje dobijo kar
iSGejo. Zdramite Sc. delavci,
zdramite Sc vendar enkratl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
D, ILL.,, IA. februarja february, 1911.
SOCIALIST MA DELU.

- kongresnik Berger je obJa
vii svoj naGrt "a zakonski pred
log o starostnem ZavarovanJu,
kterega predlozi zvezni zbornici
elm Sc Snide 81. kongres. Po TEN
naGrtu. ako postane zakon, bi do
bill vsak delavec, kteri je 10 let V
Xed. drzavah. in kteri zaSluzi
mani kot $1,000 ma leto. S12 me-
scene pokoinine cd Wade ko ma
Stopi 90 leto Svoje staroSti. Sodr.
Berger ie mnenja. da okrog mill
jon starih delavcev hi bilo takoj
delezno pokojnine. kar hi znaSalo
IA milijonov dolarjev ma leto.
Nlada Sedai plaGuje voiaSke pc,
kojnine okrog 2S7 milionov do
larjev; pokoinina delavcem hi to-
rel znaSala komaj polOvico tega
kar Sc izplaGa penzijoniranim vo-
iakom. In ali star in onemogel de
lavec ne zasluzi penzije ravno ta-
ko ali pa Sc boil kakor star vo-
iak? Ali delavec ne koriSti in ne
Stori IA drzavo Stokrat ali million
krat veG kakor pa vojak'
Sodr. Maurer. zaStopnik V
pcnnSylvanSki zakonodajni zbor-
nici. ie zadnii teden predlozil
predlog. da Sc mora zloglasna dr.
zavna policija lkonStableriil cd
praviti. Predlog je izroGen oddel-
ku IA pravosodje. Nasproti temu
predlogu ie pa neki republicans
ki zastopnik predlagal. da Sc kon-
Stablerjem visa plaza. Predlog
SOdr. Maurera bo seveda propa-
del. kajti on je sam med kapita-
listicnimi hlapci. Kapitalisti pa
potrebujejo konStablerje oh casu
Strajkov, da pobijaio in streliajo
StrajkujoGe delavce. Nezavedno
delavStvo Y Penna.. bo pa Sele Sc
daj Spoznalo, kdo da mu je pravi
prijateli. ZborniGni predsednik
Cox ie imenoval sodr. Maurera V
osem zborniGnih odborov oGit
MIN namenom. da omeji niegovo
delo zbornici.
Scdr. :. Hillman. zastopnik
Y minnesot>ki zakonodaini zbor-
nici. je predlozil sledeGa diva "a
konSka predloga: dodatek k usta-
vi "a podrzavljenie mlekaren.
SkIadiSc "a zivez storage houses
zcIcznic in raznih industriclnih
podictij svrho zaScite ljudstva
pred izkoriSGanjem po korporaci-
iah: zakon, po kterem moraio de-
lodajalci. kadar med Strajkom
ogIa>ujejo IA delavce. tudi pove-
dati. da so njih delavci ma Strai-
ku.
- Avstrijska vlada .ie "a to le-
TO namenila potrOSiti 10 milo
nov kron "a armada in mornarico.
Socialist avstriiskim parlamen-
tu so vsledtega silno napadli Via
do in pozivljejo delavstvo po vsi
draw ma sploSni protest. Prvi
proteStni Shod Sc je vrSil ma Du-
naju s. feb. oh vdelezbi tisoGerih
delavcev. Sprejeta ie bila reso-
lucia. ktera ocita vladi. da Sc ne
zmeni, da bi pomagala narodom
zoper draginjo in drugemu zlu.
ki iih tlaci, marveG hoce naloziti
jim Sc vetje nOvo breme popolno-
ma nepOtrebnih StrOSkov.