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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-28
NASELJEVANJE.

Vzlic temu, da je industrielni
polozaj slab in Sc skoraj mixer ne
della S polnim parom, prihajajo Sc
vedno V Ameriko naseljenci V to-
likem stevilu, kot bi imeli ''dobre
case" To ne velja lie "a Slovence,
marveG "a vse narode, Xxi so Sc V
zadnjem desetletju prieeli seliti V
AmeriSko republiko. Res je, da
je politicna svoboda ma psu in tu-
di gospodarske razmere MISC u
godne, odkoder prihajajo zadnji
naseljenci. Posebno V Avstriji,
kjer ere in IRE moloh kapitalizem,
je gospodarski polozaj zelo slab.
Mali kmet je OBJ robu propada, de-
%lavec, ee je ozenjen, pa ne zasluzi
toliko, da bi Sc S svojo druzino
enkrat ma dan do sitega najedel
teGne hrane. Ma jedilnem listu ma
lega kmeta in delavca Sc menjajo
dan "a dnem krompir V oblicah,
krompir V ~koScekih, nezabeljena
zelnica in sok, dasi morata oba
delati trdo, kot bi mela veGno Ii
yeti. Poleg ina pa Avstrija Sc
neko in%stitucijo, katere Sc vsak
mladeniG boji, XII ina kolicka!j
zdrave mozgane. Ako je zdrav in
krepak, potrdiio ga k voiakom,
kJer ga spremene "a dive ali trf
leta tOpega hlapca, Xxi ne SINE
imeti wolfe, marvec mora lie vbo-
gait. Dober agitator roper militia
rizem je neki stotnik 81 peSpolka.
XII je dial letoSnjo limo zaSiti vo-
jakom zepe ma suknjah, da MISC
mogli ogreti svOjih prezeblih rok.
In koliko takih stotnikOv Steje
a~vstrijska armada??
NaravnO je, da Sc ljudje selijo
Ameriko, kier so take razmere.
ce tudi Jill V Ameriki vsled sla-
bega industrielnega polozaia ne
caka mic dobrega. NaSeljevanje.
kot Sc vrSi danes. Sc vrSi breZmi-
selnO in brez vsakega naGrta.
Sinovi kmeGkih stariSev in mali
kmetje Sc sclijo V industrielne
kraje, k.ier mnozijo lie armada
brezpoSelnih delavcev in pomaga-
10 kapitaliStom, da delavci ne mo-
rejo izvojevati k~rajSega delavni-
ka in boliSih plat. Povsod. kjer-
koli je veliko Stevilo vprav liz
Europe priseljenih delavcev. tam
je najdaljSi delavnik in najnizja
plaza. Kapitalisti pac umejo IRA
biti ugodno priliko "a sebe, delav-
ce pa prepuScajo Bogu, da skrbi
"a ME.
Tako n~aseljevanie pa skodi ma
seljencem, re naseljenim delavcem
in dOmacinom. Koristonosno .je lie
"a kapitaliste, Xxi so V izzemaniu
lJudstva re itak dosegli najviSji
rekord ma svetu. Ameriski kapita-
list je najbolj trd in prefrigan IL
sesavaG delavske sile. Radi tega
lahko umejemo, da Sc ne bodo
ameriSki kapitalisti zavzeli. da Sc
naseljevanje tako uredi, da DO
koristilo ljudstvu.
V Ameriki .ie danes Sc ma sto-
in sto tisoce akrov neobdelanih
in rodovitnih zemljiSG, XII Gakajo
lie pridnih rok, da Jill obdelaio in
odpro kulturi. Seveda .je dolznost
Wade, da hi toku n~aseljevania
Odmerila pot tie, k.jer naseljence
In njih delO V resnici potrebujejn.
Ali amrisko Waldo kontroliraio
kapitalisti Cd ameriske Wade to-
rel ne moreno pricakovati pomoG.
Ako bi ameriSka vlada imela res
no voljo urediti naseljevanie, te-
daj ona nj SINE zvrsiti tega, ker
pravi vladarji MISC V Washingto-
MI, marvee v Wall Streetu. In
kar gospoda v Wallstreetu uka-
10 mora ZyrSiti tudi ylada v Wa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-28

ma "mazakarjih' nj izostal. kajti
potrudili so Sc, da so dab Sc en-
"%aplavz'' ko sta Pavle in Hriulc
Sc enkrat pray ma Siroko zazijala.
veselec Sc, da sta otela ''cerklo",
farovz in Plevnikovega Janeza
zrelu cikaSkih in kenoSkih Socia-
listOv.
kdo hi mislil, da je zavladal po
odhodu govornika na.ilepSi mir.
toda ne. Posledice shoda so Sc
pray V TEN trenutku Sc lie polka
yale.
Govor je IL deloval V posame-
znikih tako Silno. da ie bilo mo-
goce dolociti, da je tn pray mocna
Socialisticna misel, XII Sc je naen,
KRAFT uzgala in zdaj DELUXE 5 svo-
jimi prvimi zarki.
Vsaj dive tretiina, Xxi .je mirila
razsajate, je cutila, da je incl go
vornik pray, kar ie bilo razsoditi
IL pritrjevanj.
Tia vecina je potem V hall "a
celia Sele pravo agitacijo. Cello
ljudje. Xxi nimajo nobenih simpa-
III do socialistov. so Sc ~zgrazali
mad pocetjem. Xxi sta ga uganiala
Trnovtev Pavle in Hrjulc.
Policaja. Xxi sta spremila Ia
vertnika sta mu pravila, da .je ne.
kaJ podrepnikov pilo ma ia racun
re V SobotO veGer in eel dan V ne
deljo.
Tudi sodrugov IL Kenoshe MISC
pustili pri miru. Ko so zvedeli. da
so IL kenOShe Sc tukaj. so zaGeli
zopet rjoveti. Sodr. Radovana so
porinili $ silo ven. dasi ie bill sam
ma potu il dvorane. Neko Scene je
dejalO sodrugu il Kenoshe pray
$ katolisko maniro: see Sc prec
ne zgubiS cd tukaj. hos kri pre-
liv. - Takole izohrazuie sloven-
ski zupnik Svoie verne ovGice V
Waukeganu.
Maj Sc je prvi socijalistiGni ia
vni shod V Waukeganu zavrSil re
takOalitako. nekaj je gotovo. ne
mrec, da pOmeni "a mas velik u.s.
peh.
Waukegan marsha naprei in
DO marshal, dokler ne pride SIZE
herni delavec Y boine vrste "a
vednega prOletarjata, toliko ie
pokazal ia shod.
Slovenski socialist v Wauke-
ganu pa bodo v kratkem sklicali
Sc en- javen ljudski shod in sicer
to pot v finsko dvorano. Ma ia
shod bodo priSli sodrugi IL Chi
cage in Kenoshe.
Waukegan. Racine. Joliet in
druge slovenske naselbine mora
10 priti Y vrsto razrednO2aved-
mega d~elavStva Ameriki. To de-
10 81 bOdo nalozili iugoSlovanski
socialist. Xxi Jim .ie lezcGc ma tenn.
da Sc polcg razrednc zavednosti.
naseli V naSelbinr delavSka soil
darnoSt.
PoroGevalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-28
Shod.

Shod.
Clam novoozivelega kluba so
n~ameravali Sc pred Shodom "zraf-
lati zlato uro. ktere Gisti dobi-
eek Je namenjen S%trajkarjem pre-
mogarjem V West Moreland Co.
Nendar Sc je to odlozilo. da Sc IL
vrSi pc shodu.
Y dvorani je igrala godba fin
SIKH sodrugov nekaj komadov.
ma kar je otvoril shod sodr. j.
Mahnit in podal besedo sodr. j.
Iavertniku. XII je govoril o polo
zaju slovenskih delavcev in potre-
hi politicne organizacije.
Toda komaj je zaGel svoj govor,
IN ze sc oglasi IIrjulc, XII je stall V
zadnji vrsti, maj gre govornik ma
zaj Chicago. ker to je Wauke-
gan Nekdo je zavpil: IN gobec
te bonn sunil, zopet drugi je zav-
pill V eni sapi ''kaj pa te'b mar:
vSak - mann Sc 30 ct. pr mel
duS
GovOrnik je odgovarjal tudi ma
poSamezne medklice in veGina V
dvorani je SoglaSala Z govorni-
kom. ker 80 So zgrazali mad "a
bavljanjem in ueumestnimi mel
klici. Dobra dvetretiniSka veGina
lie odobravala govornikovo iva
janja L aplavzom. To pa Hrjulcu.
ki Sc je poStavil ma ~nasprotno
Stran odra ma neko baro kakor
Strahopetec. nj bilo pc wolff in je
zaGel kriGati kot obSeden: "zdei
prideS sem. ko mamo cerkcv, kie
81 biv pa pref"
Nzlic upitju, pomirienju in SUI
mu pa je govornik vSeeno vstra-
jail.
Njegov govor Sc jc naSlanial ma
izScljevanje, o njegovih vzrokih
in kapitalisti6nemu izkoriSGanju
tukaj.
Y tenn stanju valovanja .ie tr-
pei shod kakih 40 minut. kar ie pa
Hrjulca in Pavleta tako jezilo, da
sta pihala ieze kot kovaSki meh.
koneGno je sodr. Petrich opozo-
ril Hriulca. Xxi Sc ie steal z bare
in vihtel svoie roke V zraku ka-
kor gosenica, Xxi JIG priSla ma ko-
nee peresa in Sc ne more obrniti,
da Je ma tenn kOncu oder IA go
vor in ne ljudcm IA hrbtom, ter
ga pozval mai pride ma front
oder ce ina kaj pametnega po-
vedati. Toda Hrjulc nj incl te ko-
raJze. Mahal je pc zraku, kot hi
klatil ceSnie. med TEN casom so
Sc pa ze zacele zbirati tn pa tam
Skupine; nastal je sploSen hruSc
in pravi direndaj. Nekdo je vrgel
jajce ma govorniSk oder. Naen-
krat pridrvi nekdo pred oder in
zagrOzi govorniku, da mu bo W.
gel glaz V glavo. a pri tel prici
Sc je MOI premislil in ga spustil
ma tia. kajti eden nash sodrugov
Je bro zagrabil dotiGnika, nakar
Je naStala pred odrom celia kopica
ljudi, Xxi so Sc .ieli prerivati 20
hall semitic.
Ii kraft stopita ma oder diva po-
licaja. ktera vzameta sodruga "a
vertnika V varstvo ter ga spremi-
Ia V mestO.
Eni podrepniki so seveda misli-
Ii, da sta policaja odvedla Zaver-
tnlka V zapor. cato tudi Zasmeh
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VsAKEMU SvoJE.

"Ameriki V Clevelandu" ime u
redniSkemu clanku Z dine 81. mar
ca t. /. ma drugi strani.
Lojze je bill ponosen, ko je cd
lozil pero in skarie! Oddahnil Sc
je, pogledal pc sobi in Sc potrkal
pc prsih. "Sapra. sapra', 81 je
domiSljal. ITO bOdo zijali. Spo-
znali bodo, da Lojze nj Cd muh,
da nj neumen. marvel uGenjak -
sociolog. XII ina vSe ''tisten kar
V mezincu.'
SIEVE. Lojze .je delal ''zakljuc-
Ike, obratal je, nj pa raGunil, da
DO njegova utenost priSla ma kri-
tiGno reSeto in da bo dobil svoje.
Pa kdo mai mu zameri, ce je "a
ljubljen V sebe in 81 domiSlja, da
med socialist ne DO nikogar, Xxi
hi spoznal njegOvo p~lonkanje? Pc
njegovi kratki pameti zakljuGu-
je. da nobeden socialistov ne eta
spisov in del ''precastitih' oce-
TOW jezuitov. Xxi so pc vsem civil
ziranem svetu poznani kot start
greSniki V kazuistiki. Poleg pa Sc
eel clanek dist pc konverzacijs-
KEN leksikonu. Loci Sc lie V toll
ko, da poleg nepoznanja socializ-
ma, komunizma in pariSke komu-
ne, IL NIGGA gledajo bedastoGe, Xxi
so Sc rodile V zelo hudobnih ali
pa do skOzinskoz gnilih mozganih.
Lojzetu so utopisticni socialist,
komunisti in znanstveni social
zem N zines. Kar premetava Jill
pc predalih "Amerikc V Cleve-
landu." kot hi "a prrSiGe kuhal
veterjo V velikem kotlu. Izpustil
je sv. Tomaza Akvinskega - mai
brz ker .ie Svctnik. SIEVE NIGGA nj
Smel pomeSavati med ME. ker
drugi utopisticni socialist in ko-
munisti Sc MISC priznani svetni-
kom in ne delijo Z MIN "nebeSke-
ga veSelja.'
PariSko komuno je pa Loize Sc
bolt ma kratko obdelal. Skoda. da
Pavel Lafargue, Xxi je V debeli
kniigi >piSal zgodovino pariske
komune. nj vedel. da Sc bo nekega
dine Y malem narodu rodil Sc
manjSi Loizc. Prihranil hi 81 bill
svoje tcmcliito zgodovinsko de-
10. Xxi "a ic stale mnogo della in
truda. L.oizc jc Y par Stavkih po-
vedal, "a kar ie dobcr zgodovi-
mar, komur so bill zgodovinski
akti ma raZpolago, rabbi mcsece
ali pa Sc cello leto.
Y TEN tici pa LojzetOva mo-
drost! On zbira samo ''zrna".
katerih nihGe drugi ne vidi. In to
je re nekaj. S takim delom sc ne
more vsakdo ponaSati. V TEN ga
doseze k vec.jem Sc kak norec. XII
toliko vpraSa V eni sapi. Ola mu
observation-disclosures pametnih ljudi
ne more odgovoriti tekom enega
meseca.
ker pa "PrOletarec' ne izhaia
lie radi Lojzeta, ga obesimo neko-
liko nizje, da ga bo vsakdO po-
znal. Ctiti Starega norca razlike
med utopisticnimi socialist in ko-
munisti, med pariSko komuno in
znanstvenim socializmom, bi pa
pomenilo tOliko, kot nositi sove V
Atene.
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Socialisticna Stranka V Srh

- Socialisticna Stranka V Srbi.
il Je vzlic gospodarski krizi zad-
Nth dveh LET ucvrstiia svoio or
g%anizacijo. NaraStla je tudi stro-
kovna organizacija. Ponekod SO
strokovnc organizacije narastle
cd 1O0-3 300 odstotkov. Mesto
Belgrad pa steie mad tisoG polite
no organiziranih sodrugov. Dne
20. nov, lanskega leta so otvorili
SocialistiGni ljudski dom V Bel
gradu. Strankino glasilo DELAY.
ski list, Xxi je do sedaj izhajalo
lie trikrat V mesecu, je postalo
tednik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-28

Podpirajmo torej nase caso,;s
Je, da tako timprej pride Soha
proletarske pravice.
Andrej Kajtna.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Better Pay Urged for
Railway Telegraphers

Concessions In wage increases and
shorter working hours, are the victories
Of telegraphers of the Southern rail-
road and the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road companies, granted In settlement
of labor troubles by the board of arbi-
trstion. Judge Martin A. Knapp. of the
United States Court of Commerce. and
DR.. Charles p. NELL. Commissioner of
Labor.
Judge Knapp and DR.. Neill have
agreed to recommend a wage increase
Of 6 per cent to the Baltimore and
Ohio keymen, effective November /. The
Southern telegraphers are each given
wage increases of about $37 a month.
Reduction In working hours of EN-
pioyes Of both reailroads is determined
upon by Judge Knapp and DR.. Neill.
An eight-hour day for telegraphers of
both roads, where three shifts are en-
ployed, Is recommended. A ten-hour
day for ''one-man" offices, Is the de-
cision Of the arbitrators. Operators
workjn four hours on Sunday and
holidays are to be given fifteen days
annual leave, with ray.
About 1000 telegraphers and station
agents of the Southern railroad, who
vent on strike several weeks ago, are
affected. A surplus salary fund Of
$50, coo Is to be divided among them an
nually, insuring immediate increases
for every man. In addition the media
tors recommend giving annual passes
to employees.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
How to Cure Rheumatism
Prominent Doctors Best Prescrip-
tiOn Easily Mixed Mt Home.

This simple and harmless formula has
worked wonders for 6ll who have tried
1t, quickly curing chronic and acute
rheumatism and back-ache From
your druggist get one ounce of Toris
compound dn original sealed package>
ard one ounce of syrup of Sarsaparflla
compound. Take these two ingredients
good whiskcy. Shake the bottle and
take a tablespoonful before each meal
and at bedtime" Good results come
after the first few doses. If your drug
gist does not have Toris compound ia
stock he will get II for you In a few
hours from his wholesale house. Don't
be Influenced to take a patent medicine
instead Of this. Insist on having tho
genuine Toris compound in the original
one once, sealed, yellow package. This
was published here last winter and
hundreds of the worst cases were cured
by 1T in a short time,
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Montgomery County
Gives Good Margin
For German Ticket

Montgomery County, Maryland, voted
against the three constitutional amend
ments proposed and elected every DEM
ocratic candidate for county offices at
.the election yesterday. Arthur P. Cor
rman, jr., received a majority Of 401
in the county.
AS result OF the election Emerson
C.Harrington and Edgar Allen Poe, Dem
ocratic candidates for controller and
attorney general, respectively, carried
the county by about the same majority
as did German in his race for the
governorship. Many of the Democratic
nominees had no Republican opponents
and the prohibittonist party showed a
strength Of only about zoo.
The Democratic ticket was elected
as follows:
Associate Judge, Sixth judicial dis
trict-Edward c. Peter.
States attorney-W. Outerbridge
Spates.
Sheriff-Clifford L. Howard
County mmissioners-Richard White,
Dr., and Richard II. Cissel.
House of Delegates-John c. Nentley,
Frank J. Downey. Eugene II. Waters,
Andrew ]. Cummings.
Judges of Orphans Court-Remus r.
Darby. Alfred c. Poison and John e.
West.
County surveyor-Charles ]. Maddox.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
ENDS MISERY FROM INDIGESTION
OR A SICK, SOUR, Classy STOMACH

stomach. no heartburn. Sour risings,
Gas on Stomach or Belching of undi-
gested food. Headaches. Dizziness or
Sick Stomach. and. besides. what you
eat will not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour. out.
of-order stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved In FIVE minutes aft
er taking little Diapepsin.
Go to your druggist and get a So
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin now
and you VIII always go to the table
with hearty appetite, and what you
eat viii taste good. because your
stomach and intestipes will be clean
ana fresh. and you will know there
are. not going to be any more bad
nights and miserable days for you,
They freshen you and make you feel
like life Is worth living
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Convicted Boys Given
Lecture by De Lacy

Three boys who were convicted of
twice breaking into the laundry estab-
lshment of Harry Fling, today We're
given a second lecture by Judge De
Lacy and put on six months probation.
Probation Officer Dillon was enjoined to
watch them closely.
Policeman Clinedienst said he discov-
cred the boys in the act of breaking into
the laundry last Sunday evening. He
afterward claims to have obtained a
confession that they had succeeded in
a similar attempt two weeks ago, and
obtained So,
The boys are Nathan Luber, David
Smith, and Abraham Schafer.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Boy Scouts Recover
Stolen Property

PITTSBURGH, Nov. S.-The Boy
Scouts of Bellevue are happy. for Maud,
the pony stolen Saturday night from
the stable of ]. w. Vickerman, has
been found through their efforts, as
sisted by Boy Scouts throughout the
city.
Say, your pony Is up here on Mt.
Washington, and you'd better come and
get it. An italian wanted to sell it for
$685." came a juvenile voice over the
telephone to Mr.. Vickerman. It was
Roy Winderson, of Mt. Washington,
in that section, who called, and the
owner of the pony asked where the
animal could be found. He was told
ne would find 1t at the patrol station
of the scouts on the hill top, and.
sure enough, 1t was there, and Mr,
Vickerman got 1t.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Wiley Urges Reforms in
The City's Milk Supply

Advocating sweeping reforms in the
distribution of Washington's milk sup
ply by having milk taken to the con-
sumers from a single large plant con-
trolled by the city. and urging the
complete segregation of all tubercular
patients, DIR. Harvey w. Wiley ad-
dressed large audience at the Ingram
Memorial Church last night, filling the
course given by the Ingram Brother
hood.
DR.. Wiley showed the material gains
made through segregation of conta gious
diseases, and warmly advocated the
same policy for all tubercular patients,
admitting that It would work hardships
in disrupting homes at the present, but
maintaining that the public would ul-
timately. benefit by the stamping out
of the disease.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08

Pied Piper of Hamelin. Children's
week, Virginia, 9th, F G. @. Today.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
A little Diapepsin makes your out
of-order Stomach feel fine
in five minutes.

The question as to how long you
are going to continue a sufferer from
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or out-of-or-
der Stomach is merely a matter OF
how soon you begin taking some Dia-
pepsin.
If your Stomach Is lacking In d.
gestive power, why not help the stomach
do its work, not with drastic drugs,
but reinforcement of digestive
agents, such as are naturally at
work in the stomach.
People with weak Stomachs should
take a little Diapepsin occasionally,
and there will be no more Indigestion.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Large Crowd Hears
Evangelist Davidson

"Thc Future OF the Saved-or
Heaven" will be the subject Of Evan
geiist T.. Il. Davidson at the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church tonight. A
large crowd heard him preach last
night on "The Future of the Wicked
or He'll"
This afternoon there will be a special
service at $3.50 o'clock, at which the
subject will be Worry" This will deal
with worries that confront the man and
woman of today, of the trials and
temptations and of how these worries
may be thrown aside.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
WARM DEBATE AND
SCANDAL DEVELOPS
IN FARRAR HEARING
Guardian of Child Accused
of Being Habitual Drunk
ard-Petition Attacked.
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papers under the name Of Sheridan, and
that It was no secret to him that she
was married.
The estate Of Ada B. J. Farrar. or
Mrs. sheridan, is worth about $4,000
Clarence M. Roberts has been appointed
administrator of the estate by the
courts of Prince George county, Nd,
while Mr.. Sheridan was appointed al.
ministrator by the District Supreme
Court. Mrs. Shields-Read was appoint
ed guardian Of the Farrar girl by the
orphans courts of Prince George coun-
ty. Attorney Giles described the Prince
George county proceedings as ''surrepti.
tious end underhanded." -
In answer to the imputation that the
Farrar girl sleeps with~a dog, Attorney
Mackey said:
why, that's nothing. Dogs sleep with
some of our richest citizens
That Mrs. Shields-Read is avoiding
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Two Automobiles
Face Police Court

Two cases of alleged violation Of the
automobile regulations came before Dis
trict branch of Police Court yesterday
on continuances. James Walker paid a
fine of S5 for allowing the exhaust of
his car to emit unnecessary noise. Ed
ward Voight, who is charged with coll
liding in Massachusetts, avenue, on Oc-
tober p, obtained another continuance
today until November Is. Both men
first faced the court a week ago.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
LOCAL MENTION.

Carpenter Work.
All kinds c. d. COLLINS,
Tel. M-1543. 7l9 18th ST. NJ w.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
National Federation
Of MillerS Meeting

CHICAGO. Nov. s.--officers and d.
rectors of the Millers' National Fed
Grafton met at the Great Northern
Hotel. In this city, today to discuss the
outlook and various other matters of
general interest to the milling trade,
The Washington times., 1911-11-08

appearance in court was claimed by
Attorney Giles. He asserted the suit
was not brought In good foit4. Justice
Wright said out of respect Tor the pos
sible rights OF the, Farrar child, he
would continue the case till Monday.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
SOLOSBOROUGH TO
HAVE PLURALITY Of
THREE THOUSAND
Republican Carries Balti-
more by About Half
That Figure.
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was easily seen that the Democratic
counties In the central section and on
the Eastern Shore could not overcome
Allegany's vote has been slow on ac-
count OF the big local ticket, but II IL
Bow apparent that this county has
2ority. Garret has done the same, and
Washington and Frederick havs prob.
ably given him smaller majorities.
Vote Not Yet Received.
The vote fron Southern Maryland
which has been Republican all along,
pas not been received in complete form
by the headquarters of either party
The Democrats, however, concede the
group of counties as a whole to Colds
borough, but claim that Prince Georges
Will go Democratic. Anne Arundel is in
dou5t while Caroline has gone for
Election officials this morning made
returns from 260 out of 32l precincts in
Baltimore city and these gave Colds
nan. The actual lead in the city just
before noon therefore was 1888 for
Morris A. soper, the new attorney
He was former Assistant United States
Attorney and made good record in
that office. He defeated Edgar Allen
Poe, the Democratic candidate, and one
Time IOOSSdl star.
Cunningham, the new comptroller, is
unknown except in a few counties Of
the State, and has not figured at all
IN the campaign. He was placed on tho
ticket for geographical reasons.
Legislature Democratic.
While Goldsborough will be the next
governor, his Legislature will be Demo-
cratic, and he will be unable to carry
Into effect any Of his platform pledges
without Democratic consent. He will,
however, be able by using his veto
extravagances in the expenditure Of
the States money.
A new Democratic organization will
rise in the State, and a new leadership
come into being as a result of this de-
feat. United States Senator John Wal
ter Smith can no longer claim the State
leadership of his party, and the party
followers will no longer turn to Son
N.Y. Mahon, the city boss, for favors,
for he will have no favors to give.
Blair Lee, the defeated candidate for
governor in the Democratic primary,
will become the most potent politician
In his party, and will be looked to four
years hence to redeem 1t from Repub-
lican rule.
simultaneously with the fall of the
Democratic machine in Baltimore there
will rise into power a Republican city
organization of great force. This is
now headed by william F. Stone, COL
lector of customs. Heretofore all he
has had to give his friends was Federal
patronage. Now he will have the State
Offices to hand out in the city.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Patriarch Smith Dead.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Nov. S.-John
Smith, presiding patriarch of the Nor
mon Church for the past thirty years,
and nephew of Joseph Smith, founder Of
the church, is dead of pneumonia. He
was seventy-nins years old.