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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
BILLS IN The SENATE.

The following bills were introduced
and read the first time:
S. B. No. 606-By Carey. An act to
amend section 1927 of the general stat
utes of 1909 relating to the issuance of
bonds in aid of the construction of
steam and electric railroads.
S. b. No. 607-By Hodges (by re-
quesD: An act to amend section 1928
of the general statutes of Kansas of
1909 relating to the listing of property
in behalf of others, providing the place
where property shall be listed, provid-
ing a penalty for the issuing of a false
certificate of assessment and repeating
said original section
s. B. No. 608-By Stewart: An ac.
to establish maximum freight rates for
the transportation of certain com
Inodities in carloads between stations
in the state of Kansas, and to provide
procedure. for the enforcement thereof.
and repeating chapter 1888 of the session
laws of 1909
:. B. No 609-By Stavely: An act
to amend section /, chapter SO of the
laws of 1891, the same being sectioa
1866 of the general statutes of 1909.
S. B. No. 610-By Hamilton (by re-
quest): An act in relation to civil pro-
eedure.
S. B. No. 61f-By Hamilton (by re-
quest): An act to amend section 419
of chapter 182of the sessions laws Of
1909. and repeating said original sec
ton 419.
s. B. No 612-By Hamilton (by re-
quest): An act in relation to the au-
thority of foreign corporations to do
business IN this state
S. B. No. 613-By Hamilton (by re-
quest: An act concerning civil pro-
cedure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
lands LIKES OLD CLOCKS
Reason Why Ancient Timepiece Has
Taken Place of Modern One.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-Judge Kenesaw
NJ. Lands of the United States dis
trict COURTS fond of old clocks. There
fore an ancient timepiece has replaced
the modern one furnished by the gov
eminent in the court room and cham
bers of the judge. The clock which
Judge Lands has installed has been
an object of curiosity for attaches of
the federal building.
Its Just a good old timekeeper,
that's all. said Judge Lands yester-
day. Il like it better than the new
tangled ones the government fur
nishes and I'm going to keep court
by it, no matter what the other clocks
declare the time to be-"
Thescfock is over a half century old.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
LOCAL MENTION.

The complimentary dinner to be
given this evening at $50 o'clock by
the Topeka Ad club in honor of viii
liam Galloway of Waterloo. Ia, will
be the biggest affair of the kind which
the club has planned in some months
Senators Glenn and Brady and Repre-
sentatives Boyd and Turner, newspa-
per men of the legislature. will also
be guests of the occasion. Ladies will
not be excluded at this meeting
A meeting of fifty of the prominent
business men of the city met this noon
at the Commercial club in the inter-
ests of a great state fair in Topeka.
Plans for beautifying the fair grounds
and erecting buildings are we'll under
way. Many of the members of the
legislature have expressed the desire
to see the local grounds and the BUSH
ness men are arranging to take them
over in automobiles at their convent
ence.
Smith Automobile company, is now
connected with the firm of w. c..
Stephenson & Co.
A meeting of the building commit
tee of the First NJ. E. church was
held this noon for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon the plans for the new
$4,000 Sunday school addition but
no action was taken Several archi-
tectS have drawn plans. and the work
of raising the necessary funds is pro-
crossing in a satisfactory manner.
Michael DrisstoI and Frank Reese.
the two youths who entered the home
of Benjamin Lawton. near Elmont.
Wednesday and carried away SAT wert.l
of clothing, jewelry and firearms,
waived their preliminary hearing IN
the court of Topeka this morning.
They also have promised to enter pleas
of guilty in the district court tomor-
row. Both probably will draw re-
% years of age.
The county commissioners today de-
cided that instead of submitting the
state fair and South side dixie bonds to
popular subscription. they would adj
vertise for sealed bids.
A verdict for the defendant was re-
turned last night in the case of Albert
Weber against John Richie for 1899
damages. The damages were asked in
alleging that the steam roller belong
ing to John Richie set fire to Web
ber's barn at 307 jackson. Ritchie
proved that the latter was employed
by Haskins & Ramsey. contractors,
while engaged in the work near the
barn.
Petition for change of name has been
filed in the district court by w. ].
Hoscheidt. The petitioner states he
wants to simplify the spelling by drop
ping number of letters. The name he
asks is Hosceit. This spelling. he says.
he has used in his business and social
relations for a long time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
ECCENTRIC HERMIT DEAD
sons Will Inherit $3OO.O0N Property of
John LeabS.

Leahy. an eccentric hermit. is dead
in LakevilIe, Long Island. more than
20 years of age. He died on his $780,
600 estate adjoining Deepdale, the
home of William Vanderbilt. jr.
Leahy came to this country from
ireland when a boy and shrewdly pur-
chased with his early savings extern
sive plots of ground in suburban Long
Island Ten years ago he sold a part
of his holdings for $3.50. 900 and Put
the money into gilt-edged securities,
the value of which has more than
trebled since that time. The old man
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
Chronic ULCERS
INDICATE BAD BLOOD

Where the blood is pure any wound
or laceration of the flesh heals "bv
first intention. This is true because
nature has provided constituent to
the circulation known as Plasrna.
which joins and holds the place to-
gether until the fbres and tissues can
permanently knit and Intervene.
Whenever the ulcer becomes chronic
it is because this healing quality of
the blood has been impaired by some
irnpurity in the circulation, and the
place remains open, injecting ali sur
rounding flesh, until the character of
the circulation is changed. No sore
can heal where the blood is bad be-
cause the morbid impurities on which
it thrives are constantly deposited
into it by the burdened circulation.
Cleanse the blood and the sore will
heal of its own accord because then
its very source and foundation will
have been destroyed. S. S. S. cures
Chronic Ulcers of every kind for the
one great reason that it thoroughly
purihes the blood. 1t goes into the
circulation and removes every particle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
YOUNG IN THE RACE.
The Iowa Senator VIII Be Candi-
date in 1912.

Des Moines Feb. 10.-Senator La
fayette Young today issued this state
ment:
Believing that the issues now en-
gaging the attention of the country
should be thoroughly discussed in
Iowa and the Saith general assembly
having so far refused to submit the
short term of senatorship to the peo-
pie, I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for United States senator at
the primary to be held in June. 1912.
I shall canvass the state, beginning
almost Immediately
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
New York None Ararl.et

New York, Feb. .-MONEY-Money on
can steady, 2A@215 per cent; ruling rate
- per cent, closing bid 214 per cent; Of
erred at 2%s per cent. Time loans soft and
I5alrly active; go days 8 per cent, and 80
cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper to
II. per cent
Sterling. exchange steady with active
business in bankers bilsl at Sass. 50G4. So. so
or 50 day bills and at $4.S6.25 for demand.
ommercial bills "a S2ss@4 S27s
S1LNER-Bar silver, 515sc; Mexican dol
BoNDs--Government bonds steady, rail-
cad bonds steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
jim CROW LAW GOOD.
o. S. Circuit Court of Appeals UpfoIds
Oklahoma Statute.

st. Louis, Feb. 10.-The United
states circuit court of appeals decided
today that Oklahoma's Jim Crow law
is constitutional. The negroes who
brought the action declared they were
being denied equal protection under
the laws. The case originated in the
United tSates district court of Okla
hona. Awhere negroes sought an in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
INITIATIVE IN HOUSE.
Reform Measure Will Be Taken Up
Tonight.

The house has set for discussion and
consideration tonight the initiative and
referendum, the recall and the four
year term resolutions, all providing
for constitutional amendments. The
night session gives every promise of
being one of the most important of the
present term. The house will convene
tonight at 1880.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

The house took up .the state fire
marshal bill by OIinger of Shawnee
this afternoon. Orr of Atchison start
ed the debate on the measure by NOV
ing that the enacting clause be strick-
en- from the bill. It appears as though
the OIinger bill would have rough sail
ing in the house this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

could neither read nor write and was
not able to sign his name. He signed
hundreds of deeds and legal docum ents
every year with his mark Several
sons will inherit his property
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

The composer of 'sSalome'' was dining
one night with a party of musical friends
when the conversation turned on the COM
positions of the kaiser. Some of the guests
had expressed their opinions pretty freely,
when Herr Strauss put his finger to his
lips and said. sSh sli. You should never
run down the compositions of crowned
heads in company There is no telling
who wrote them '-Argonaut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

Inni1eeper-.Soing to make an early start
70 see the glacier today, I see. Do you
know, it moves at the rate of only one
foot an hour? Tourist-Yes; but nv wife
is so slow getting ready that I'm afraid
Wen miss it after aIl!-Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

the law, which provided that all COM
mon carriers must have separate
coaches and waiting rooms for negroes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

what source the impurities of the
blood came, S. S. S. will remove them.
Book on Sores and Ulcers and anv
medical advice free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ca.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

Mrs. Isabella Stout, SO years old. the
widow of J. W. Stout, at one time a
Wen known Topeka merchant, died
early this morning at her home S19
Huntoon street, from a complication of
disease. She came here from Ohio
about 20 years ago. She leaves a broth
er, Austin Mccartney, in Kansas CITY,
and sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Crow. in San
Diego, Cal. Funeral arrangements win
be made later.
James Porter, rs years Old died this
morning at his home, 430 Lafayette
street. The funeral will be held at 3
O'Clock Sunday afternoon Burial in
Rochester cemetery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

OF infectious or
m id matter,
enriches the cor
puscles, and as
sists nature in
the formation of
the n zee S AIRY
plasmic qualities
of this vital fluid.
No matter from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Trots. 5l2 East FairchiId street,
North Topeka. died last night. The
funeral viii be held Mt $50 o'clock to-
morrow morning from st. Josephs Ger
man Catholic church. Burial in Cath
Ole cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

Commissioner for Street and Public improvements
Commissioner of Topeka
hankm their
of Topeka would be on the JOB that l
all in
andto eexten of
ried 10
works
administration and for he building of Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-10

F. E. whiteney. formerly with the
Smith Automobile company, is now
connected with the firm of w. c..
Stephenson & Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
kratka ,pOveSt O enc
rOkem decku.

kratka poveSt res - toda res
nicna do piGicc. KoScek fotogra-
fife blame kapitaliStiGne druzbe .
V obSirnih Carncgijevih tvorni-
cab Y Youngstown. Ohio. je ma
lone vsakrmu delavcu poznan
majhen. sub decek. kteri .ic obso-
len, da nosi cello svoje zivljenie
pitno vodo dveh cebriGkih cd
fabrike do fabrikc.
DeGek ina samo II roko -.
Nj dOlgo tega kar .ie Sc incl
ODE rOki. Zdravi roki. Nosil ie 20
do, kakor danes, V Carnegijevih
tvornicah. V tistih tvornicah ie
pa 8 polno strojev, pred kate
RIM delavec nj warren. Lahko bi
bill stroll varni. toda to stane par
tlsOcakOv wee -- Carnegie pa
hoce velik dobicek, cato O warmth
strojih nj govora. Nekega dine .ie
detek vodonosec stopil preblizu
jednc r"'ine in posledica .ie bila.
da je oStaI brez jedne - roke "a
pestjo
Odrcljali so 90 \ bolniSnico. O.
biskovail so ga soGutni ljudje in
obiskali so ga tudi Carnegijevi
agentje. Zadnji so govorili Z MIN
jake prijazno; tolazili so ga, gla-
dill mu lase in mu povedali, da
ga hOce druzba odskodovati "a IL
gubljeno roko. Samo ako hoGe -
dejali so mu - podpisati pogod-
DO IN preskrbljen bo "a cello xiv
ljenje. Druzba mu janet njegovo
prejsnje delo "a cello zivljenje, a
plaza mu dollar in pol ma dan, ko.
lfkor ina odrascen delavec. In de.
eek ie sprejel ponudbo. Kako ne
biz z delom je preskrbljen cello
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

dill ma p%Onarejeno roko zelezni ka
veil IN mani ohcSili - drugi ccb-
ricek. Cd tiStcga casa mora siro-
maSni cnoroki decck noSiti cd ia
brikc do fabrikc - kakor pref ko
lc Sc incl ODE roki - vodo V dveh
crhritkih .iednega V zdravi ro-
HI. drugcga ma zclczncm kavliu
pritrjenem ma kosti V zapcst.iu.
Tako nosi cd ultra do veGera. dan
ma dan - in nosil DO cello zivlien-
Jc doklcr So n zgrudi
Profit .ie reScn!
Paznik. kteri ga .je reSil S svojo
iZnaJdbo. pa zasluzi Carnegijevo
medalijo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

zivljcnje in plaza je dollar in pol.
KIDD hi Sc upiral velikoduSnosti
Carnegijcyih ~hlapccv? Prijcl ic
IA pCro I GStalo roko in : Svoiim
pCdpiSom 81 ir odrckrl vsaki pra-
Wei do kakSnc udSkodninc. ia ma
grade pa ina = dOSmrtnO dclo T.
dnevno place mic mani in mic veg
kct polirugi dollar.
Okreval je. Dali so mu novo ro-
ko IL kavcuka in jcdcn GebriGck.
V kterem je nosil voho kakor pref.
ko je pa njegov paznik zvedel.
da ina decek poldrugi dollar ma
dan - toliko kot odraSGcn MOI -
zaccl je premisljevati Paznik
jc bill praktiGen clovck. tako prak-
titen. kakor zahtevajo kapitalisti
Res je. da ina dccek Same emo ru-
kO - druga je IL kavGuka - ven
dar V glavo mu nj Slo. da hi Sc Ia
ko neznatno delo. prcnaSanje vo-
de V jednem samem cebricku. pla-
cevalo $ poldrugim %dolarjem. H.
naSel je. da med dcckovim dclOm
in zasluzkOm zija vclika vrzel.
kako zadelati to vrzrle Paznik 81
nj dOlgo bclil glavc. PriSel je ma
krasno ide.jo in jo razodcl svoiim
nadpaznikom. lie ii so Sc zacudi-
Ii, kako da jim nj kaj takega zr
pref priSlo ma miscl: narocili so
pazniku, da mai namah uresnici
svoj nacrt.
Poklicali so deGka vodonosca V
paznikov privatni urad in mn cd
well kavcukasto roko. Namesto
tie so mu pritrdili drugo roko mai.
noveJsega patenta. %narejeno IL tr-
dega m%aterijala. Tia roka So je "a
mogla v Zapesti vsak cas- hitrn cd
viii in poloziti vstran. a namesto
zapestJa sc je tamkai pritrdil mo-
can zelezni kaveli. Ko je deGek
drugo Jutro priSel ma dclo. SO mu
! ma povelje paznikovo takoi pritr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
Spomini ma Poljsko. Spisal Mace
Dascynski.

Zgodovina delavskega razreda
.je pisana Z njegovo srcno krvjo.
V dobi miru Sc zrtvuje Ia raZred
ma bojnem pol.iu della in pokriva
bojiSGe T. neStevilnimi mrliei in
pohabljenci. LjudSka masa umira
mirno in tho, noben spomenik ne
pripoveduje prihodnjosti o veil
Iii dust zrtve ...
Ali semitic napoGi doba, ko Sc
delavec bojuje zavedno in aktiv-
no., ko ne vaga Svoje zivljenje
kot zrtev, marvel kot bojevnik
tam, kjcr jc izkoriStanje postalo
neznoSuo, iarem tlaGanstva Sc pa
tako pristudil. da postane pravi,
krvavi boi proti tiraniji dolznost
IA moralitno odreScnie dclavske-
ga raZreda.
Take ic bilo leta ISIS, leta 1871
in take .ie tudi danes Y carSki
Rusiji Tu je izkoriScanie DELAY
Skega ljudstva tako straSno, sa-
movolia deSpotov tako i~zziva.joca,
ia Sc ne more govoriti o boju 4
zakonitimi SrcdStvi. Ako ruski
narod SovraZi rusko Waldo, tedaj
io tiSoikrat boil Grti Sc POLISH
narod. kicr mu krade jerk in ga
ruski uradniki, izmecek ruske
druzbc izkoriSGaio in tlaGijo. Tu Sc
obnaSajo uradniki kot V sovrazni
dezcli. Pri naimanjSem ncmiru
naStopi vojaSka sila, delavSki
Straik Smatraio n hudOdelstvo.
KozaSka knuta in vojaSki bajo-
net sta orodie, katera rabi upra-
va Sc vsaki dan Armada, brojeGa
200 tisoG vojakov s~trahuje deze-
10, palace gubernatorja pa strait
40 tisoG vojakov, ki tvorijo vojaS-
ko pOsadko Warsaw.
tn ne trpijo organizacij, sho-
dow, p~redavanj IN delavcc in de-
lavskih listov. Naobratno pa v
Warsaw mrgoli tajnih ~policajev
in %Spijonoy. Tisoc in petsto Jill je.
V jecah pa zdihuje Ma tisoGe de-
%lavcev, XII cakaio, da Jill odpoSlie-
io V Sibirijo. kicr kmalu postane-
jo zivi mrlici.
Da delavci takih straSnih raz-
merah MISC zgubili poguma, da Sc
med mimi Siri revolucionarna So
cialistiGna miSel da MISC postal
razrcd topih in strahopetnih SUI
njev, So imajo zahvaliti V prvi
vrSti svOjemu razrednemu poloza-
ju, Xxi Jill sill. da %tvorijo revoln-
cionarni element Y gospodarskem
razvoju dczele. pa tudi POLISH
socialiSticni stranki lP. p. s.. XII
organizira in druzi liudstvo V tai
nj organizaciji, ga uci in vezba "a
BOZ.
Kdor sc ma Rusko Poliskem po-
sveti temu delu. We tudi, kaj ga
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
Junaska doba proletarj ata W " W W W

\aucll sem So s0yraIiti vas. ker
mole pravice blatitc in krati,s
10 sem sc prijel rokodelstva. Sem
pricel spoznavati nuke delavske.
ga ljudstva. Nidel sem krvavi No,
ma obrazu delavca. In naucil sem
Sc. da ne SINE biti sovraStvo mod
narodi. Cutil sem, da ic Rus moi
brat, ker zdihuje pod isto knuto
in kcr "a drze nalaSG V nevedi in
hedi. da sluzi vladajoGim."
Ali prot VAN, slugam caria
obracam mole SoyraStvo in iezo.
PridruZil sem Sc bojncmu oddel.
ku da Sc borim prot YAM"
Povcdali SO mi. la me priGaku.
icio nuke, jcca in Smrl. A odo.
bril- sen 50 Meme jc do tcga pri.
NlliIa potreha. kcr VEN, la vas
jc mo@otc premagati lc : silo."
"OhcsiIi m" bodctc. All vi nj
mate mooi, da hi ohcsili naso
idcio.'
ko gledam ~ Smrti v oEraz,
YAM zalu6am Y lice. da ne BIO mi.
nolo mnogo let. ko bodcte vi Sc.
deli ma tel klapi kot o%btozonci.
In ljudSka >odha BIO pogazila vas
in va>cga caria, Nchal bonn eksi-
strait, ali oil va>ih groboy Sc BIO
liujstvo obraoalo L ogorccnjem."
Tako je govoril stroiarski DO.
motnik Baron ru>kim gcneralom
in poIkovnikom. Hi so bill njeeo,
Vi Sodniki.
ObSodili so ga ma smrt. Ali So
disco je vlozilo proSnjo ma gene
raInega gubernatorja. da mai DO.
milosti Barona Z ozirom ma njego-
vo mladost in ''politicen fanati-
zem."
Idai j. vStal Baron in rekel:
"Gospoda moja. Kcr Sc CITRATE
ma mojo mladost. moran biti VAN
naSproti odkritosrGen. Vedite,
Ako Sc mi posrcGi zadobiti pro-
stoSt ma katerikoli naGin, vas BON
doSlcdno preganjal in pobijal."
Da hi wits te obravnave zbrisali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

Streli. Okrzcja .je potegnil Brow
ming samokres, ubil .je ~policaja,
slednjic je omagal in prijeli so
ga. ko ga je neki brio hotel. tep-
sti in %suvati, mu je Okr2eja zakli-
cal: "Ako Sc me Sc enkrat dota-
knete, 81 razbijem glavo oh zidu!'
Mirovali so. Diva meseca kasneje,
dine 23. junija je stall mladi della
wee pred vojnim sodiScem. Kcr .ic
bill mladoleten, so mu dali zago-
vornika, katerega je odklonil. ker
je vedel, da bo sodna obravnava
navadna cinitna komedija.
Ker ie vsled mladoletnosti mo-
raj imeti ZagovOrnika, mu ic ma
lozil, da ne m prositi nobene
stVaricc in ne SINE vpoStcvati mi
IoStnih okolScin.
Pred voinim sodom Sc je obna-
sal kot iunak. Povdarjal ie poll
titen znacaj svojcga della. liza
otroGjc dobc" - ic govoril Okr-
zeju "scm poznal razlocck med
bcdo enih liudi in izohiIicm dru-
9Th. In Ia beda je bila mcni mai
hlilje. RazmiSljal sem vcdno. kai
jc treba zvr>iti, da SO ne bo Sreta
vcduo smehljala le bogatinom in
mogocncIem. 5 to misli.io SEN Ii
vel in delal y tvurnici. RazmiSljal
in cital sem mnogo. pa tudi dozi-
vel. doklcr nisem vStopil V vrste
=. II. =. Hotel sen Sc naObraziti.
predno pritnem Il delom Ali
ruyanje goSposke mi j. vzclo mir.
NiScm mogcl glcdati raynoduSno.
kar Sc vrSi ma mcstnih ulicah. -
Najprvo sem hotel Ear napasti
kozake. Ali vzdrzal SEN Sc in pri-
drUzil Sc bojnemu oddelku. da
zvrSim svOio dolznost.'
okrzeja je ma to slikal pOdrob-
nosti svojega napada in konGal je
I bcScdami " TEN boju DO pa
dlo Sc mnogo zrtev. Ali tlovecan-
Stvo DO zmagalo. solnce DO sijalo
vsrm. Trdno sem preprican. da
DO socializem osreGil liudi. In mo-
ia zadnja celia je, da poStanejo
ljudje dobri in sreCni.'
Obsodili so ga ma veSala.
kO je njegov odvetnik pri>el Y
njcgovo %celico, nj incl toliko po-
guma. da bi ga obveStil o ekSeku-
ciji direktno. Ali Okrzeja je go
voril mirno: "Pripravljen sem.
Sc Sanjati niScm smell. da BON IL
ste smrti umrl kot naSi veliki
predboritclii ieta 1856. (Leta 1856
SO V varSavSki citadel obesili Sti-
ri socialiSte IL organizacije Pro
letariat'N. Moja smrt ne bo "a
man ko So ic zahvalil odvctni-
ku "a nicgovo delo. jc rrkcl:
Dan mole Smrti, DO ~maikraSroi-
y dan moicm %Iivlienju. ProSim
vas, priditc k ckSckuriji. la bode-
te lahko povedali moiim Sodru-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

dokler ga MISC sodrugi odnesli V
varno zavetje!
Bill .je med glavnimi voditelji
generalnega Strajka V Warsaw in
ma Rusko Poljskem, dasi je Stel
komaj 20 let.
Generalni Strajk - en- sam po-
jaw V zgodovini delavskih bojev
- je vGinkoval ma veliko mesto z
elementarno silo; ugasnilo .je xiv
lienie meSGanske druzbe in skozi
teden dni je bila sila carja Y pod
jarmljeni poljski m%etropoli enaka
niGli.
Vlada je dala prostost tatovom
in jc organizirala ropanjc V O.
sredju mcsta. Delala jc tudi red
pc ruSki navadi. Ukazala je strel-
iati Salvc ma bolt zivahnih ulicah.
V delavskih predmcstiih so pa
divjalc ~policajskc SpiionSEe Getc
Y druzbi yojaSkih oddclkov. Pri
hiSnih prciskavah So otrokc 2 ba-
jonc'i vlckli IL pod poStcli ma
dan.
V umcvaniu ljudske iczo. kate
e so |proyzrocili progoui. naya-
jam IN en- sam Slu3aj. Hi Sc jc do
godil pri helem dnevu ma aaibolj
zivahni varSavski ulici.
Nal plc>karSki vaicnec >toji m
viSoki lcStvi in l~aSlikuie ruski ma
pis mad trgovino. Priiahata diva
ruSka caStnika in glcdata delo va
ienca. Stopita "A konia, potegne-
ia samokreSa. diva Strela in vale
nee Sc zvrne Z leStve kot krvav
mrliG ma ceStni tlak. Castnika "a
Sedeta konia in odjaSeta
Okrzcieyo >rce je trpelo. Hodil
je kot omamljcn in mislil ma pla-
clio IA >tra>nr grozotc. \ rodila
Sc mu nj nobcna miScl Slednjic
Sc jc priiavil X boinemu oddelku
i. T.. :.
Ia NIGGA 81 imeli pripravno de
10. Treba jc bilo izvahiti pl. Mol
kena v~arSavskega policajskega
glavarja IL uradnih sob. da ga ju-
stificirajo. Generalni g%ubernator
Maksimovit .ie strahopetno zbelal
Y bliznjo trdnjavo Modlin
Oh osmi uri zvecer .ie incl Okr-
zeja vreci bombO Y voiaSnico
orenburSkih kozakov. Iii ie bila V
II. poiicajskem okraju, predmest-
in Praga.
$ TEN napadom So hoteli zvabi-
II Nolkena. ia hi priiel ma lice
napada. ma potu hi "a pa cakali
drugi rcvolucionarji.
kczaSka voja>nica .je bila praz-
ma. okrzeja jc odScl ma okrajni
policajski urad in zalutal bombo
med policaje. StraSan polk in rus
HI policaji so Sc valjali V krvi. Pa
tudi Okrzeja je bill ranjen. Umak-
nil Sc .ic. pa .ic zgre;il pot. Med
vrati So "a p%olicaii spreieli :
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

20 miljonov dolarjev naredc
razni cikaSki Sport V Chicago.
$ prostitucijo N zenstvom ma sla-
BEN glasu) ma leto. PopreGno xiv
ljcnie prostitute ie 5 let. Skupnih
PROSTITUTE ( Icd. drzavah Sc raGu-
ma ma 100000. - Mrs. Oh. Ed.
holm.