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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01
TAFT F0RESEES DEFEAT.
TAFT ADMITS POSSIBILITY OF
DEFEAT FOR REPUBLICANS.
Confession of Weakness Of His Fol-
lowing Surprises Large Audience at
Hamilton Club.

Chicago. Oct. 30.-President Taft
surprised large audience at the din
ner of the Hamilton club today by
what most Of his hearers construed
as an admission Of the possibility Of
Republican defeat in the coming nat
ional election. He was speaking to
what had promised to be an unusual
ly enthusiastic audience Of Republi-
cans.
Those present hastened to ascribe
the presidents utterances to weari-
ness after his long tour Of speech
making. and especially after a hard
three-da campaign in Chicago. 1t
was his last public utterance in Chi
cago before leaving for Pittsburg to-
night.
Now we are at, some people
think. the crisis In the Republican
party with reference to its contin-
uance In the guidance Of the nation" /"
the president said. II am hopeful
that the good people Of the country
w'ho know q good thing when they
see II have only chastened us in an
on year. in order that We may do bet
ter hereafter. but with NO intention
Of shifting from shoulders that are
better fitted TO bear the burdens of
the present problems and carry them
to successful solution to tn ose which
are untried and which have new
theories Of action that we do not be.
iieve In. and that we do not believe
tho people believe In. However. II
20 be 1t that they desire to make a
change. we shall loyalty support the
new government under any condi-
tions. with the hope II will innure to
the benefit Of the country. but with
the consolation that. II after one trial
the people think they ought to 60
back to the old party that has served
them 90 we'll In the progress Of the
nation. they will DO 90. We can do
90. We can bear that -ioad--that 10
ALL"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01
NATION TO CONTROL ROADS.
Lane Predicts That Ruling In Safety
Appliance Case Means Eventual
Abolition of Dual Rights.

Washington. Oct 3o.-Comple.s
control Of all the railroads Of the
country by the Interstate commeres
eommission and virtual elimination &C
ne State commissions from such cor.
0Si are foreshadowed In an opinion
handed down today by the supreme
court Of the United state. The cou-.
held that hereafter all locomotives.
errs or other equipment used on any
rAilroad which is highway Of inter-
stats commerce must comply with the
federal safety appliance act.
In In opinions tho court held that
compliance with federal laws II COM
pulsory on all railroads which are
engaged In the transportation of por-
sons or freight from one State to an .
other. Elabo1tine this. however. Il
held that tho cars or equipment CT
such rcsdA. even II engaged in such
transportation within the confines ef
. state. must be considered a. part
and parcel Of the road and therefore
completely under the Jurisdiction Of
the federal commission.
Members OF the intsrstate CON-
mercs commission who have been
embayrssssd on numerous occasions
~ clashes of authority with State
sommissions are 5ubiiant at the ruling
Of the supreme court which was
unanimoua Referring to the courts
opinion Commissioners Franklin 4.
Lane dscIarsd:
'Tt means eventually. that there 10
to bs no dual control Of interstate
oarrisrH"
The determination OF this mootesi
question wsS laid down N ga opinion
read BY Justice Van Dsvantsr In "a
case instituted by the government
against the southern railway.
The paint at Issue was whether tn,
federal act applied In the case Of
shipment from one point In Alabama
70 another point In the same State.
the shipment being In an improperly
souipped car. The lower courts held
that there had been violation OF the
iAw and their judgment was sustain
"a By the supreme court.
Justice Van Devanter held that the
nv applied 10 sii equipment on q
hishway OF interstate commerce,
whether at the time u was carrying
infsrstats OF intrastate commerce. He
Then hsid--and was sustainsd by the
courts unanimous opinlon-that the
0Ssty appliance act was constitu-
e1enal.
The decision 10 generally regarded
- Of fAr-resching Significance and
enportancs. II will enable the COM
oAnAon hereafter to enforce prac-
tsesIly without question its orders
eassd upon that law.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01

prominent Gaffney business man who
shot and killed Sam withers,
wealthy Cleveland County farmer.
sunday eevning. Withers held up
Randall in his automobile at tho
point OF pistol. The jury found, up
on examination, that the weapon was
empty. but it held that Randall did
not know this and his deed was en-
tirely justifable.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01

Monday morning a warrant was
sworn out before Judge Wells for
Bob Floyd and his wife, for leaving
town without paying their board bill.
At the same time Floyd's wife was &C.
cused In the warrant Of taking off a
quantity OF clothing and other ar.
ticles belonging to another negro wo-
man. Alice Mcleod, with whom she
had been boarding.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01
TEACHER WON HER CASE.
Miss Hattie Hussey Sued County for
$50 Due for Teaching.

The case Of Miss Hattie Hussey
against Sumter County was taken up
before Magistrate Wells Monday and
resulted In the Jury bringing In a
verdict Of $50 for the plaintifr. Mr..
ID. ID. Noise represented the PLAINTIFF
and Mr.. l. d. Jennings the county.
The suit was one brought by Miss
Hussey for one months salary Tor
teaching in the eighth district. She
mad been engaged to teach the first
year at ss5 q month and the second
year she was engaged for seven
months at $50 a month. She was
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01
RANDALL
EXONERATED
JURY.

Ganney Man Held Blameless of XIII.
ing Withers - Pistol Empty, but
Threatening.
charlotte, n. c., Oct. 30.-The cor
orner's jury at Shelby this morning
rendered verdict Of justifable hom-
lclde, generating Lucius Randall, the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01

aieges should have been paid for
teaching in the Spring Hill school.
The amount sued for is one months
salary, amounting to $50.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01

Mr.. Geo. s. Jackson Will exhibit i'm.
proved hydraulic rams at the State
Fair this week. The ram has been
tried out and proved a big success
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-01

Cotton brought nine cents a pound
on the local market Monday. The
receipts were between one and two
hundred bales.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02
SAVAGE Baltic Retwsen Turtlss.-

Savage Battle Between Turtles
While on my mill pond few days ago,
boating, I noticed a commotion where
the water was shallow near the edge,
To find out what was the cause Of the
trouble 1 rowed my boat to the scene
and found two monster turtles in COM
bat. They paid no attention to the
boat or to me, but fought as though
each was determined on either victo-
ry or death.
have seen many fights, but l be-
lieve those two turtles were the mad
dest couple 1 ever saw in a combat.
After watching the fight a short
time l concluded to capture them.
Reaching down, 1 seized one by the
tail and lifted the old fellow into my
boat. The other one began hunting
around for his antagonist as If he had
won a victory. He still seemingly
cared nothing for my presence.
Thinking 1t time to capture turtle
No. 2, l lifted him into my craft. No
sooner was it done than the fight be-
gan anew.
l confess that l felt that my canoe
was too small for me and my comfort
and / so far from land. So pulled
for shore with all my might. My feet
and legs were too near two mad tur-
ties bent on revenge. came out best
man by capturing the whole army in
array.-Fair Forest correspondent Of
the Spartanburg Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02
ITO be Continued.)
AND FARMER LOST HIS BET.
countryman Proved That He was Not
Ugliest Lad In State.

countryman Proved That He was Not
Ueliest Lad In State.
One of the favorite stories told by
the farmers who sell their produce
outside of Center Market concerns two
farmer brothers from somewhere up
in Maryland. who are said to be so
ugly that whenever they want the
wagon backed all they have to do is to
stand in front Of the team and laugh.
One day the boys were bringing in
vegetables in a covered wagon. John
was walking and driving and Bill was
taking a nap. hidden by the cover. A
gentleman farmer" out for spin
behind his blooded mare, halted the
wagon. Knowing that the boys liked
a little fun and were not averse to be-
ing told that they were ugly, he en-
gagged John i'm conversation, thinking
that he was the only one present.
John" he said, I'll bet you are
the uglieSt boy in the state
How much will you bet?" asked
John.
Five dollars"
John. Then turning to the wagon
he yelled:
Bill! Hey. Bill! Poke yo' head
Outen them kivers."
Bill did as he was hidden and the
gentleman farmer handed over the
five dollars and drove away without a
Star.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02

God of heaven and earth give this
woman to him beneath the sunny skies
of the south while their souls sang for
joy?"
They were moving again down the
aisle, the organ throbbing the reces-
sional from Mendelssohn. A wave o:
emotion swept the crowd inside and
they became a mob Of vulgar, chatter
ing, gossiping fools swarming over the
church as if it were the grandstand
of a racecourse, without hesitation
tearing down and stealing its decora-
tions for souvenirs.
When Stuart reached the door 1t
was pouring rain. He was glad OF it.
The splash of the rain in his face was
refreshing and the breath Of the storm
was good. He walked for an hour fac
ing the wind, not knowing or caring
where it might lead.
BY a curious law of reaction, all
resentment and anger were gone, and
only a great pity for Nan began to fill
his heart.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02
s5,ooo,ooo Aerss Planted In Cotton.

3o,UUU,UUO Acres Pianted IN Cottons-
The first of the seasons cotton crop
reports from correspondents Of the
Commercial Appeal of date Of May 20
and "a, indicate that there is an in
crease in the area planted to cotton in
1911 over that planted In 1910 of ap-
proximately 4.6 (four and six-tenths)
per cent, which in round figures is 35,-
100000 acres in all.
In SO per cent Of this area the cot
ton has come up to a stand. Planting
is practically completed save in west
ern Oklahoma where IL rain falls soon
oats land will be put in cotton. This
compares with 8S per cent to stand on
May 20 last year.
Broadly speaking, it-may he said
that north OF line somewhere between
the thirty third and thirty fourth par
allel, the crop is somewhat later than
last year, owing to the fact that the
ground Is too dry for the proper ger
mination of seed. South of that line
the rains have been sufficient to start
the crop off we'll and 1t is fourishing
and early.
Altogether conditions are well above
an average and perhaps better than
last year as there is no complaint from
any cause save dry weather and ir-
regular stands. There is no grass or
weeds. The use of fertilizers east Of
the Mississippi river is the greatest
ever known and there Is tendency to
better land preparation and to the en-
ployment Of improved machinery.
There is a return to cotton in the
older weevil infested districts of the
Mississippi valley, but decrease In
the sections newly invaded.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02
MRS. sToNEWALL JACKSON.
Fine Tribute to Widow Of Great South
ern Chieftain,


John Elfreth Watkins in his article
appearing in yesterdays Richmond
Times Dispatch on Women Left Be-
hind-Widows of Heroes of War Be-
tween the States, What They Are Do
ing and What Has in Store For Them"
has the following to say about Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson of this city.
"At her old home in Charlotte, N. c..
wholesome old age among her books
and flowers. And to her, also, longevi-
ty has come as a heritage from
nonagenarian father, the late Rev. r.
H. Morrison, D. D., prominent Pres
byterian divine, and college president
of her native state. Before she be-
came the noted Confederate generals
second wife, Mrs. Jackson-then Miss
Mary Ann Morrison-spent a whole
social season in Washington as the
guest of her uncle, william A. Graham,
secretary Of the navy. That was flf-
ty- eight years ago, during the admin
istration of Millard Fillmore, and she
enjoyed all Of the eclat due to a Cab
met lady"
"She devoted her early widowhood
to editing her husbands papers and
to writing her book, "Stonewall Jack
son." which contains some of her love
letters from the general. Her one
child, Julia, born in the second year Of
the war, married w. E. Christian,
Richmond journalist. and had two
children, Thomas ]. Jackson Christian,
whom President Roosevelt appointed
to West Point, where he became cham
pion wrestler and football star, and
Julia Christian, now Mrs, Preston Of
Charlotte, who last year accompan-
led her mother upon a visit to Mrs.
Levi q. Letter, widow of the Chicago
multi-millionaire, at the latter's ele-
CANT Washington mansion. This re-
turn of Mrs. Jackson to the National
Capital, fifty-seven years after her
season of gaiety in Fillmore's admins
tration, was marked by many brilliant
entertainments in her honor, and by
her attendance at a state dinner at
the White House. But she came to the
presidential mansion as no stranger to
President Taft, whom she had well
coined to Charlotte the previous
spring, during his tour Of the SOUTH
Charlotte Observer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02

Lancaster, May 29: The Ridge Dis
trict conference of the South Carolina
division of the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy, embracing the coun-
ties of York. Lancaster, Chester, Fair
field, Chesterfield, Kershaw, Richland,
Lexington, Saluda, Aiken and Edge
field, will meet in Lancaster next
Thursday, June l. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged for the
conference: Prayer, by Rev. Chalmers
Fraser; address OF welcome, by Mrs.
T. s. Carter; response, by Winnie Da-
Wis chapter Of Yorkville; roll call Of
chapters; music; paper on education,
by Mrs. U. R. Brooks, Columbia; re-
port on education; reports on Shiloh
and Arlington; presidents report;
luncheon at Mrs. w. E. Taylor's; COM
mittee on presidents report; commit
tee on resolutions; music; few words
of welcome by Mayor w. T. Gregory
and perhops other citizens; adjourn
ment.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02

How to Loosen a Serew.-A rusted
screw may be readily loosened II heat
Is applied to the head of the screw. A
small bar or rod of iron, fiat at the
end, If Redeemed in the fire and applied
two or three minutes to the screw,
will render it's withdrawal as easy as
if the screw had only just been in
serted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-02
BY THOMAS DIXON

Copyright, 1911, by Thomas Dixon.
Pub, 6y Doubleday, Page e. Co., N. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Bojisce della. 1858 mrtvih 129. TOT
tezko ranjenih.

Tako Sc glasi p%oroGilo IL bo.jisca
della ma NemSkem IL leta 1909, XII
ga ravnokar prinaSaio uradna IL
vestja drzavnega lavarovalnega
urada CAmtliche Nachrichten DIES
chsversicherungamtes). 139.-
O1O delavcev je torei leta 1909. V
obratih. ki so zavezani "a Zavaro-
vanJe vsled nesrec ali usmrGenih
ali pa tako tezko poSkodovanih,
da so trpeli mad IS tcdnov ma po-
Sledicah ncsreGe in So torei vlekli
zavarovalno rento. Vseskupna
vSota, V obratih ponesre6enih de-
lavcev pa je Sc mnogo veGia. TIA
vsota znaSa 664.247l Pri 1900
delavcih je leta 1909. doloGena
renta. ' ostalih sluGajih so ali de-
lavci pred IL tednom ozdravili. ali
SIutaji Sc MISC resent ali pa Sc Jim
jc rcnta odklonila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Proglas kitajskih socialistov.

Pred kratkim casom sele Sc je
organizirala kitajska socialistiG-
ma stranka. Sedaj je izdala svoj
prvi proglas "a narod. V TEN pro-
glasu opisuje bedni polozaj. V ka-
terem Sc nahaja Kita.jska in pra-
Vi: "kitajska je slabSa cd VIA
cuge'. Vla6uga prodaja "a denar
svojO ljubezen, doGim moramo mi
Sc plaGati. da Sc mas zatira. Nasi
zatiralci, Mandzu. so vpeljali nam
popolnoma tug absulutisticni re-
Tim. Dale Sc opisuje V proglasu
polozaj delavcev. Xxi Sc jih kakor
suznje prodaja "a eksport, med
TEN, ko delavski razred. i%stocas-
no uziva V drugih deielah pravi-
co, da Odkrito in svobodno govo-
ri in pise, o svojih potrebah. IL
stanavlja druStva in ustvarja mo-
gocno ZveZo delavcev vseh dczela.
Proglas pozivlja dale vsc delay
ce ma kitajskem. da priGnejO e.
nergiten BOZ IA ideale socializma
in postavlja sledeGe zahteve: cd
Stranitev monarhije. uStanovitev
republike ma temelju sploSnc. ena-
Ike direktne in tajne volilne pra-
vice "a moSki in zenski spoil volt
tev vseh uradnikov eksekutive
prOvincialne in c~entralne Wade s
predsednikom drzave vred. Pod
pisal je ia predlog vodja kitajske
sOcialno demokraticne stranke.
Sun Ven. TAX proglas in MEGA
~razSirjenje pOmeni ma Kitajskem
smrtno nevarnost. In vendar pro-
dira socialism naprej in naprej +!
=. Kakor pravijo najnovejSe We
sti. sc je zdaj ma Kitajskem usta-
va tudi re upeliala in sicer stopi
z letom 1913. V veljavo. Seveda
je ia ustava, XII Sc obeta kitajske-
mn l.iudstvu, skrajno pomanjklji-
va. vendar prvi korak je storjen
in pomeni brezdvomnO sijajno
zmago vsepovsod p~rodirajoGe de-
mokracije. s TEN stopa Kitajska
kot zadnja izmed velikih draw
nih tvorb V vrste modernih kapi-
talisticnih draw. Tudi med 400
milijonskim narodom kitaiskim ie
"a zmiraj strto tisocletja trajajo-
ce absolutisticnO gospodstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
DOBRO SLUzBO

lahko dobi vsak mladcniG ali go.
spodicna ma zeleznici ali pa pr
"brezzicnem brzojavu". Odkar
je osemurni delavnik postal "a
kon in st mnOze brezziGne posta-
je, primanjkuje priblizno 10000
b~rzOjavnih vsiuzbencev. ZaGetni-
ki dobivajo $40 do 500 m~eseGno.
NaSa Sofa je pod nadzorstvom vi
sjih brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem.
XII dckoncajo Solo S povolinim
vspehom, so sluzbe o~sigurane. Pr
Site "a podrobnosti solskemu "a
vodu, XII VAN je najblizji. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute, Cincin-
natl, O., Philadelphia, Pa, Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia, S. c., Da-
venport, Ia, Portland, Ore.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

10 in Sc nj ~nobenega upanja, ia
hi Sc stavka, Xxi Sc .ie udelezuje
$1,000 rudarjev, kmalu koncala.
Ia casa stavke je priSlo do ostrih
konfliktov med stavkujoGimi in
policijo. Xxi je bila od raznih stra-
hi tia poSlana in imcla po nem-
Skem o nalogo. da stavkujoce
rudarje provocira. ia Ri Sc ma Ia
nacin naSli nekaki vzroki. "a raz-
ma naSilna sredstva proti stavku-
locim. In znacilno ie. da so ii me
miri'' takoj %prenehali, kakor hi
tro je bila odstranjcna policiia.
- Stavkujoti Sc vzdrzujejo IL
svojih lastnih blagajnic ali il re-
zervnega fonda. ali podpira Jill
tudi rudarska fedcraciia Velike
Britanije. Glavni vzrok stavki je
zahteva. da SC rudarii "a dclo ma
nerednih in nevarnih mestih po-
sebno odSkOdujcio. Kcr. Sc tel "a
htrvi hi hotelo ugoditi. je izbruh-
Mia stavka. Ma zadnii Specialni
konfercnci ~federaciie Sc ie SkIe-
milo, la Sc ia stavka napravi ma
rodnim v~praSanjem. Radi tega Sc
pritakujejo IA prihodnie meSece
dalekosezne akcije britskih ru-
darjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Delavce treba kastrirati, da Sc ne
bodo tako zelo plodili.

' obcinskem svetu v Lindenu
ONemtija) lezala ie proSnja ne
kega rudarja, Xxi mu ma dan pla-
ce nj bill izplaGan nit vinar. pa ie
proSil. ker nj mel nikakerSnih
SredStev obGinSki Svet IA pomoG.
Nj proSil nikake miloSGine nego
samo IA predujem, Xxi ga hoGe po-
vrniti, kakor nitro pride do svo-
Jega zasluIka. Ia razlog p%roSnii
Je navedel, da ina cello kopo ne
preSkrbljene dece. Zastopniki ru-
dokopa pa so ~predlagali. da Sc ia
p%roSnja odbije, ceS da je prosilec
navaden lenuh. Xxi noGe delati. Pre-.
gledavSi njegoyo delavsko knjigo.
pa sc je videlo, da je delal in
svoi posel opravljal V redu. In ko
mu ma ia nacin MISC mogli odbiti
podpore, je rekel fabrikant Wolf:
"Delavce treba kastrirati, da ne
bodo rodili toliko otrok." Resnic-
no kapitalistiGna kultura Sc lah-
ko ponasa 5 svojo najnoveiSo mo-
ralno pridobitvijo. Tako podivja-
most in nekulturo Sc dale komen-
tirati. hi bilo paG odveG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

Stsra navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural
giJo, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
jevim Pain Expeller''. Pravi
Pain E1peller Sc dobi tudi v A
meriki v sleherni lekarni "a Is
centov steklenics in Sc spozna po
varstveni znamki 8 sidrom. Pri
kupovsnju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti
rate "a ''Proletarca". Pridobite
nu move narocnike.
Skeptih.

ClOveka. XII dvomi mad resnico
cd vsake %stvari, imenuiemo skep-
tlka. Ne zamorete ga prepricati.
tudi &c Sc sklicujete ma najbolj
zanesljive in zaupljive osebe. Ed
ina pot je. dati mu priloznost. da
iznajde sam resnico. Mali primer
Gosp. Jos. Triner. dobroznani IL
delovalec Trinerjevega ameriSke-
ga zdravilnega grenkega vina. Sc
Je odlocil poviSati zdravilno vred-
most tega izdelka tako, da hi ma
la doza imela istotaki u6inek, ka-
kor jo je imela popped velika do
"a. Sedaj je najbolja p~riloznost
IA skeptike prepri6ati Sc, da ie
to zdravilo V slucajih bolezni pre-
bavnih organov. bledice, nervoz-
nosti, V slueajih, XII so V zvezi z
zabasanostjo in njenimi posledi-
cami, glavobola. zgage, zgube te-
ka. bolecin V spodnjem delu te-
lesa, cd velike vrednosti. Ono hi
tro pOmaga.
V lekarnah Jos. Triner 1888
1889 South Ashland Ave. Chica-
go, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Pc navodilu ~sloyensks ..

Pc navodilp slovenske anylsst.
niee' toimaea IN angl. SLOW. slov,,;. =
lahko vsaki preprosti tloyek ,n.,,s
me- kakor 20 Y nayadncm ziylienio -.
priuei, kar jc Y tel deieli nn;r.
trebno ako hote kak boljsi pOsei i,
odvisno zireti. knjisa v platno wear.
sta"e samo sl.oo in je dObiti pri
". j. KUBELKA,
53S w. l45th St. New York
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Rothschild umrl.

Ma Dunaju je mmrl znani de
narni kralj'' Rothschild. Kako
velikansko je premozenje. XII ga
zapuSca, to 81 lahko predstavlja-
mo. te upoStevamo, da dobi samo
drzava kot davek ma dedScino -
mad 30 milijonov kron.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

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