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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05

their heads, but Enid Maitland was
an exceedingly cool young person, for
she was not quite swept off her feet.
and did not quite lose her balance
Il like to hear you say things like
that" she answered Nobody quite
like you has ever made love to me,
and certainly not in your way, and
that's the reason have given. you a
half way promise to think about IT
was sorry that you could not be
with us on this adventure. but now
am rather glad, especially If the even
temper OF my way is to be interrupted
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05
Convict Ship Success.

impossible for the authorities to cope
with the number OF felons and miscre-
ants who infested the district.
At last the suggestion was made
that some of the vessels then lying at
anchor in the bay. deserted by cap.
tains and crews, who had all joined in
the headlong rush for the "diggings,"
should be utilized as prison hulks,
Five full-rigged vessels, among them
the Success, were selected OF these
yellow frigates," as they were called,
the Success was officially regarded
as the flagship of the felon fleet. She
was known as the awful dark cell
drill" ship, and between her decks
were lodged a company of close
cropped villains, the very scum of all
the lawless men concentrated in that
district.
The Success was a convict ship un-
til 1857, when the terrible cruelties OF
the system aroused the English peo-
pie to action. She was removed from
Williamstown to Sandridge in 1857,
and from 1860 to 1868 was used as a
"woman's prison" The following year
the ship was used as a sort of re-
formatory for boys.
Late in 1890 the Success first APP
peared before the public as a ship
on show. Her general structure is
well worthy of description.
The ships external appearance is
particularly striking in these days OF
ocean greyhounds. Her square-cut
stern and quarter galleries stamp her
at once with the hallmark of an
tiquity, and her bluff bow shows that
she could never have distinguished
herself for high rate of speed.
Her tonnage nay be taken at $50.
She is 1876 feet in length, about 30
feet beam, copper fastened, and tire
nailed" throughout. Her solid sides
are two feet six inches in thickness
at the bilge so that prisoners from
within recoiled from the hopeless task
of penetrating her walls.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05

well along in years, but he was quite
capable OF playing a mans game for
all that, and he intended to play it in
this instance.
Nobody scanned Enid Maitland's
face more closely than he, sitting
bumped up on the front seat of the
wagon, one foot on the high break, has
head sunk almost to the level of his
knee, his long whip in his hand, his
keen and somewhat fierce brown eyes
taking in every detail of what was go
ing on about him. Indeed there was
but little that came before him that
old Kirkby did not see.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05
Unprecedented Length Of Trial.

The difference in time consumed In
criminal court procedures in this and
other countries is illustrated by a
trial reported from Chemnitz. Ger
many, in a German newspaper. in
which the paper stated in astonish-
ment that the trial lasted a whole
week.
A woman was the defendant &C
cused of poisoning her little daughter.
whose life she had insured, and of ar
son to gain fire insurance Both
charges were submitted to the jury at
the same time and acted upon. Sixty
three witnesses had to be heard.
among them six experts. The jury
condemned the woman to death.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05
OLD CONVICT SHIP
British Hulk Success Used to
Confine Prisoners.
Crude Old Craft Was Jail During Mad
Rush That Followed the Discov-
cry of Australian Gold Fields
lis on Way to America.

Boston. The liner Laconia on her
last arrival at the port of Boston re-
ported exchanging wireless messages
with the British convict hulk Success.
This indicates that what has been
termed the most remarkable ship
that has visited England since the
days OF the slave trade" Is bound for
American ports, presumably Boston or
New York, on an exhibition cruise
similar to that made in British waters
during the past sixteen years
The Success sailed from Australia
on its long exhibition cruise in 1895.
She has dropped anchor at practically
every port of England. The vessel
itself is a rare curiosity, with
strange. fiction-like history, and con-
tains a collection of relics of the
bushranging days of Australia. At
each port attendants explain the ex-
hibits and descriptive lectures are CIV
en- on the various phases of convict
life.
The history of the Success as a
convict ship dates back to the mad
rush in search of wealth that fol-
lowed the discovery of the Australian
goldfields in 1851 Port Williamstown.
nine miles distant from Melbourne,
was filed with every variety OF craft
bearing immigrants. One day, looming
above all other ships, came a quaint,
old full-rigged vessel, with apple sides.
broad bullying bows, standing high out
OF the water, and the name Success"
displayed the full width of her square
cut stern, over the windows and be-
low the taffrail. She proved to be a
"country-built" East Indiaman. She
dropped anchor midst the army OF
white wings which then dotted the
harbor.
In the confusion and excitement
that resulted from the sudden influx
of immigration, murder and crime
ran riot. Robbery under arms was re-
ported every few days, an1 t seemed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05

have grown to-care so much for me
and so quickly"
IF 1t be true?" came the sharp in,
terruption as the man bent toward
her, fairly devouring her with his bold
ardent gaze.
We'll, since it is true" she admit.
ed under the compulsion of his PRO
test. That fact is the only possible
excuse for your action"
You find some justification for me-
them"
mo, only possibility, but whether
it be true or not. l do not feel that
way-yet."
There was saving grace In that
last word. which gave him a little
heart. He would have spoken, but
she suffered no interruption. saying:
II have been wooed before, but
True, unless the human race has
become suddenly blind" he said softly
under his breath.
But never in such ungentle ways
Il suppose you have never run up
against real red-blooded man like
me before"
IF red-blooded be evidenced mainly
by lacking of self control, perhaps |
have not. Yet there are men that |
have met that would not need to apol-
ogize for their qualities even to you,
Mr. James Armstrong"
Don't say that. Evidently | make
but poor progress in my wooing
Never have | met with woman quite
like you"-and in that indeed lay
some of her charm, and she might
have replied in exactly the same Ian
guage and with exactly the same
meaning to hint am no longer a
boy. | must be fifteen years older
than you are. for | am thirty-tive-"
The difference between their years
was not quite so great as he declared,
but womanlike the girl let the state
ment pass unchallenged.
And I wouldn't insult your intel
ligence by saying you are the only
woman that have ever made love to,
but there is a vast difference between
making love to a woman and loving
one. l have just found that out for the
first time. | marvel at the past, and
l am ashamed of it, but | thank God
that | have been saved for this op-
portunity. | want to win you, and l
am going to do it, too. In many
things | don't match up with the peo-
pie with whom you train. | was born
out here, and I've made myself. There
are things that have happened in the
making that | am not especially proud
of, and | am not at all satisfied with
the results, especially since | have
met you. The better l know you the
less pleased | am with Jim Arm
strong, but there are possibilities in
me, rather believe, and with you for
inspiration, God!"-the man flung out
his hand with a fine gesture Of de-
termination. They say that the east
and west don't naturally mingle, but
it's lie; you and can beat the
world"
The woman thrilled to his gallant
wooing. Any woman would have done
SO; some Of them would have lost
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05
lch actions as those OF a

~ by such actions as those OF a
pment since"
TLook here" said the other sudden
Il am not ashamed OF what | did,
ID I'm not going to pretend that
b, either"
4 You ought to be-" severely.
fWell. maybe so, but I'm not;
'nldn't help 1t any more than could
up loving you the minute | saw you.
p yourself in my place."
But i am not in your place, and
'nt put myself there. | do not wish
If it be true, as you say, that you
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05
SYNOPSIS.

mid Maitland, a frank, free and I'M
s1o|ied young Philadelphia girl, is taken
rs the Colorado mountains by her uncle,
s}4Inrt Maitland. James Armstrong,
#nItiand's protege. falls in love with her.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23

%sprejetih zakonov. Zent mai Sc vdele-
zujejo socialnih zadev V zivlieniu.
One sedai STEER MISC osamljene in To-
Gene cd ostalega sveta, toda kjer mol
cijo napram ZakOnom vladajOce druz-
be, so zakOni napram MIN nepravic-
nj in ncopraviceni. Dclavca naSe po-
stave malo varujeic. a to po n~jegovi
lastni krivdi, Sc mani pa b~ranijo poll
ticno breZpravni razred cloveske druz-
be. lie zdavnaj pref kot so Sc pokazali
zasuZnjevalni pojavi nash %zakOnodaj.
so zenske trpele velike krivice pod po-
stavami, katere so sprejeli mozje. Spoil
no nasprotstvo odseva IL drzavnih "a
konov in mestnih ordinanc V naSih ka-
kor tudi drugih drzavah, kjer vladajo
mozje. Izvor teh p~ojavov sega dalec
nazaj V zgodovinO GlOveStva. Najsi so
bill vZrOki temu ii ali oni, mi vemo. da
.je to necedno dejstvo. katerega ie tire
ba Odpraviti.
Iena ic socialno bite. Prvotno in
naravno ie ona s%Ocialno bite vecje We
Lave kot pa MOI. Pc naravi ina matt
V svOji primitivnOsti skrb in prvi in
teres "a svojega otroka. Primitivni MOI
jc i~ndividualist i'll njegovi interest so
osredotoceni V prvi vrsti ma samem Sc
hi. K~akerSnokoli s~ocialno zavest MOI
ae ina, 81 jo je pridobil potion izku-
Semi. Kcr imajo zene nekoliko predno-
sti pred mozmi zaradi spolnih %ozirov.
ne DO tczko razumeti, zakaj kazejo re-
ne v svojih organizaciiah mocno So
cialno zavcst. Ko so svoi cas- y New
Orleansn mozjc propadli pri volitvah
"a napcljavo novega vodovoda, so bile
zcne tisti faktor, Xxi so doseglc razpis
novih volitev ter tudi Zmagale. Sc
danji mcstni vodovod ie nekak spomc-
mix zcnskc zavcsti in zmaniSujc mrlii-
vost ljudi IA wee sto odstotkov.
Ienc, matcrc, vedo koliko stane
clovesko zivljenje in tega ne more no.
ben MOI dovolj visoko ceniti. Velcvaz-
ma vprasanja o z~dravstvenem stanju
ijudstva, o %varnosti zensk pri Nth de.
! lu in o pravicah otrok vzbuiajo pozor-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23
EASLoV tADDRESSI:
HpROLETIREC"
Sodrug Karl Legien v
Zdruzenih DrzaVah.

Pred kratkem je doSpel V Il.
DIR. najviSji uradnik strokovnih
organizacij vsega sveta, to je
nemSki sodrug Karl Legien. Pre-
potoval bo vse drzave V Interest,"
uni in Socializma.
Karl Legien zavzema V NemGi-
il tako mesto gibanju strokov-
nth organizacij kakor ga zavzema
pri mas Samuel Gompers, pred
sednik Amerikanske delavske fe-
deracije Gam. Federation of La
bOr.)
On naceluje unijski organizaci-
il, XII Steje najmanj 100000 clanov
wee kot American Federation of
Labor.
Oh enem je on tudi nemSki dr.
zavnozborski poslanec ter tako tu-
di sovoditeli oc<omncga ~Stevila
(4.250.000) socialistiGnih volilcev.
Karl Legien je izvrSevalni IL
radnik mednarodnega odbora
strokovnih organizacij. koiega
clani so voditelji Skoro vsch ev-
ropskih draw.
Ma podlagi staliSta. katerega on
zavzema Y delavskem gibanju lah-
ko sodimo niegovo p~oznanje raz-
mer in sploSno znanje. Obenem
pa ma podlagi navadenih deistev
lahko spoznamo vaznost njegove-
ga obiska Ia naSo SocialiSticno
strankO in "a napredek delavstva
sploh.
Teh dejstev Sc socialisticna
Stranka zaveda in DO storila vse,
kar je V njenih moceh. da bi pri-
redila elm najvec shodov Z Karl
Legien ma programu. kajti goto-
vo nj nobena oseba boil opravice-
ma govoriti o strokovnih organi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23

ljiva mozu samemu. Xxi rod tirarstvo
in Xxi omogocuje krivicnost do zene.
PraviGnost "a zeno. ne pomeni krivicc
IA moza. NaSi skupni interest kot clio
veSka bitja, i'll naSa razlika kot moz
in zena. vse to zahteva politicno moe
in socialne pravice ravno tako "a zenO
kakor "a moza.
NaSa leila je storiti konec sedanje-
mu kapitalisticnemu sistemu. "A triumf
delavskega razreda ne DO nikoli mo-
goc brez zdruzenih sill MOI in zen, Xxi
so Zainteresirani V TEN velikem bOju
Mi ne zahtevamo zruSitve kapitalizma
Zaradi k~rivicnega postopanja enega ali
drugega posameznega kapitalista, in
tudi ne liz sovraStva. katerega hi ute
gnili imcti do posameznikov v kapita-
listicnem raZredu, ampak Zaradi ma
predka cloveStva in re nujna ohranitev
druzbc sama z%ahteva, da je treba str
moglaviti sistem privatne Jasmine ter
ma MEGA mestu postaviti delavski raz-
red kot lastnik vseh "a zivljenje po-
trebnih %stvarij. Socialni problemi mo-
rejo biti pravilno in uspeSno resent. lie
ako bodo delali mozje in zene z roko
V roki "a njih resitev. VpraSanje. XII Sc
tice zenske volilnc brezpravnosti. in
kako priti do zenske volilne p~ravice.
je prvo. Katerih sredstev mai Sc poslu-
auiemo, da naSa zena to doseze? Ka-
kor k%onstitucija govori, ina kongres
in ~postavodaie posameznih draw pra-
vico ~odloccvati, kdo mai wolf in KIDD
ne. IL dveh vzrokov DO kapitalisticni
razred prisiljen pref ali slei dovoliti
zensko vOlilno pravico. Prvi je ia, da
bo vladajoci kapitalisticni razred IL
g~ospodarskih ozirov dovolil v%olilno
pravico zcnam svojega razreda v upan.
jul, da ga bo TO vzdrzalo Sc naprei ma
povrsju Wade ter mu varovalo gospo.
darske interese. Rastoca zenska zayed.
most bo pref ali slej tako upliivna. da
ne DO mogel niti kongres niti zako.
nodaje posameznih draw Sc naprei cd.
rekati volilno p~ravico zenam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23
Umazana kapitalisticna kor,,.
renca,

Pc kakih umazanih sreas..a
vfasih seze kapitalisti6na non.
sitnost. prita sodba nemskepa a.
zavnega sodiSca o procesu l.;
jc vlekel okolu Sest let. Leta IsOs
Je pOzval glavni ravnateli mad
narodne druzbe IA zraGne st,sLaI
nice V Berlinu delovodio neke vas
| je nemSkc ladjedelnice, mai pro,;
nagradi, 30 mark poskrbi. da mia.
goVi dclavci ne bodo hotel della.
ii Il nemSkimi zraGnimi stiskaln;
cami Pokornyjeve in Witekinlovo
druzbe Ia gradnjo stroiev. Delo.
Vodja MAJ hi V tn namen natros;l
opilke stroje imenovane druzho
IN Jill 5 TEN napravil nerabne
Berlinska druzba jc MANFRED raj.
pecavala ameriSkc Stroje in ie bo.
tel 5 TEN neZasliSanim Zlocinstyom
izpodriniti svojo konkurentinio
Ali delovodja hi incl kapitalistis.
ne vesti, pa jc ponudbo odloeno
odklonil. Stvar pa .ie prodrla y
javnOSt in celia vista nemSkih ka.
pitalisticnih druzb je javno pro.
t~estirala prot tel nakani. XII Sc lie
cello tenn iZkoriSccvalcem zdela cd
veG. AmeriSkO = berlinska druzba
jc tajila in Y navidczno opravi-
Genie cello napcrila tozbo prot
tvrdkam. Xxi so podpiSale protest.
Ali ameriSkim izkoriSccvalcem Sc
pray mic nj mudilo T. obravnavo
in so 10 umetno za~vlacevali celih
Sest let, samo da so lahko govorili
svojim naroGnikOm o n~eopraviGe-
mem ocitku. Pred par tedni pa ie
draw. sodiSce kot zadnja inStan-
ca $ svojo sodbo u~gotovilo, da je
m~ednarodna druzba "a zraGne sti.
skalnice in elektricne stroje res
hotela ma gOri omenjeni umazani
naGin izpodriniti nemSko tvrdko.
Krasna jc kapitaliSticna morala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23
Kako ie lep vojaSki stan.

V PrcmySlu ma CeSkem ic IL
oStal voiak pionirskega polka. FIR.
WyzoszanSki, Gez doloGen cas-.
Polkoyni povelinik stotnik Mel
Ter ie kaznoval voiaka Z enoin-
dvaisctdncvnim zaporom V samot-
III c%clici. Voiak j. moral nastopi-
ii kaZen Y n%aihuiSem mrazu.
kljub Strupenemu mrazu MISC "a
kurili %celice. Cez oscm dni pa so
moral prencsti WysoSzanSkega V
voiaSko bolnico. ker sta mn zmr-
2nili nogi. Zdravnik .ie moral re-
VEGA takoj operirati in ie odrezal
voJaku IN cnkrat nogo do Glenka.
Naibrz pa doleti tudi drugo nogo
la usoda. Ako pomislimo. kako
ncdolzen .ic bill preStopek voiaka,
tedaj razumemo. $ kako bridkost-
10 bo %prenaSal ~nesrecnik vsc svo-
je zivljenje trpko usodo pohab-
ljenca. Pripomniti moramo Sc. da
je Wyzoszanski do nastopa voja-
Skc siuIbc podpiral Svoje revne
StarSe. kdo DO SkrLcl zdai Zanjei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23

Neprestana pazliivost in d~elavnost
V prilog popolne in neomejene zenske
vollne pravice .ie ~najboljSe .jamstvo
prot omejeni volilni pravici. katero
DO vladajoGi kapitalisticni razred ho-
tel klicati ma pomoc. da ga resi- goto-
We smrti. Nasa prva dolznost ie. da
ustvarimo tako javno mnenie. Xxi DO
prijazno zenski volilni pravici. Mas
program maj vedno della in stremi v tel
smeri. ~tozadevno podrobno delo pa maj
vrSi stranka potion svojih zenskih Cd
sekov. katerim maj pomaga vse stran-
kino tlanstvo. Zene iscejo politiGne
moci V brezpravnem razredu samem
Nlada ne pripozna zene kot pOliticne-
ga faktorja V GloveSki druzbi. Vseka-
kor pa imamo vOlilne brezpravne zen
ske danes vsaj emo zavetiSce. kjer ina
mo moe posezati V javno zivlienje, to
Je. p~ristojbine plaGujoce clanstvo so
gladstone stranke. V tel politiGni or
ganiZaciji imajo zenske svoj glas v
dolocevanju in formiranju programa
tie politicne stranke. Xxi je edna stran-
ka, Xxi pripOzna fundamentalno pravi-
co zenr in jo tudi i~zvaia. Glasovanje
IA zcnsko volilno pravico ic glasovan-
le IN o~svoboienie enc polovicc Glove
Skega rodu. u glasovnico V rokah je
zcna delavka ~oborozcna 2 cnakim
oroaicm kakor njcn brat mczdni della
vec. Glasovnica V rokah matere ONO
gocnje izboliSanjc razmer IN niene
otroke. Nikakor nj o~pravicena trditev,
da bl zenc ne male prav uporabiti vo-
llne pravice. Ako p]ripoznamo. da je
zena ravno tako dobra uciteliica. raw
no tako dobra in uspeSna delavka it'd.
kakor MOI. potcm moramo priznati, da
DO ravno tako dobra volilka. lie zdru-
zenimi silami MOI in zen bono dosegli
lzbollSanjc 2akonitim potion ter po-
spesili prihod dneva IA prcustroj vse-
ga socialnega rcda.
NlteZtvo IN Spolni oziri prctcklOsti
Sc morajo umakniti pravicnosti in
bratstvu bodocnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23
SoclallstlCna stranka
4 in zenska volilna

elena NJ. Lewis

AhS'hh Hs ~ 49,
"Mi zahtevamo neomejeno in enako
volilnO pravico "a mozke in zenske in
Sc zavezu jemo voditi BOZ V tel sme-
RI. S tenn besedami je dosegla
sOcialisticna stranka rekord V odo-
bravanju volilne p~ravice "a zenske i'll
Zastavlja svoje urade, da jo DO dose
gla, kakor nitro mogoce. Raven dr.
zav: Colorado. Wyoming, Utah, Idaho
in Washington. zenske V u. DR.. sploh
nimajO glasu pri drzavnih in zvezinih
volitvah.
Zcnske nimajo nikake politicne mo-
ci. Politicna moe omogocuje voditi in
formirati postavne zadeve cloveSke
druZbe in dolocevati razmerie med
cloveSkimi bitii. bodisi med posamezni-
ki ali med druzbO. Brezpravna zena je
prepuScena ma milOst Zakonov. katerih
nj nikdar ~postavila. Osebni oziri lahko
uplIvaio ma gotove moe. da so Glove
koljubni napram gotovim zcnam, to-
da 20 naSih moZeh sDreicti zakoni pa
Ire prepreGujeio, da hi drugi mozie ne
bill zenskam nenaklonicni in kriviGni.
Poster in plcmcnit MOI DO vedno pra-
vicen v svoiem ravnaniu do zcnsk. ne
o~ziraie Sc ia rOstavO. Toda MOI. XII nj
pravicen in plcmenit. DO V svoiem raw
nanju do zcnsk oStal vedro V mciah
Zakonov. V nekatcrih drzavah, kicr so
zenske volilno bre7Dravnc. ic oGc rdi-
nj lastnik otroka. On da lahko odstra-
niti n~eroiencga otroka. Same matcrc
V zakonski zvc7i roienih otrok imaio
pravico do svoiih potomcov in siccr
ako Jill Gee ne 7ahtcva. V 1ckatcrih
drzavah zenske sploh re sncio imnti
posestva, njena plaza spada 20 zako-
nj ocetu, oziroma soprogu. Zakoni O
} dovoljevanju starosti so STEER mutasti.
a 81 obenem tezka obtozba po mozeh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23

most vedno v~eGjega Stevila zen vsako
leto. Socialna Zavest zene nj nikak pro-
dukt domiSljije, ampak je velevazno
dejstvo.
Poleg vsega tega je Sc druga, va
znejSa faZa tega vpraSanja. Prehod cd
priprostcga rokodelstva k modernim
strojem je p~riSilil delavce. da so sledili
temu prihodu V nov sistem pr~oizvajan
in in razpecavanja (produkcije in di-
stribucije). Zent so vedno storile svoi
delez svetovnega della in danaSnji de-
lavski razred obstaja IL MOI in zen. V
vsakcm sluGaju. kier je MOI delavec
zrtvovan in izkoriScan. trpi zena -
delavka ravno toliko; ma drugi strani
pa sega memo gorje Sc viSje: njena
gospodarska odvisnost jo sill. da Sc
prOdaja. Pred tenn groZnimi razmera-
mi zenskega zivlienja Sc zastor nikdar
ne dvigne in cloveSka druzba nina
prayega poima o globokosti tie grozne
tr~agedije. Gospodarska zagotovlienost
IN neodvisnost sta edini reSiteljici zen
silva. BodiSi IN Zeno kot mezdno de-
lavko, bodisi kot socialno sobitie moza
je politicna moe Zanjo velevazno oroz-
je V boju "a praviGnost in dostojne xiv
lJenskc
MOI utcmcljujc svojo volilno pra-
vico ma podlagi naravnih pravic do
Wade samega sebe. Nsak dokaz V pri-
log mozke volilne pravice je obencm
tudi dokaz IA zcnsko enako volilno
pravico. MOI in zena imata wee skup-
nth svoistcv kot elena istcga GloveSke-
ga plemena. kakor pa razlicnost V spo-
In. Ako Sc zatorej zeni odreka volilna
pravica zaradi nienega spola. to pome-
nj toliko. da Sc il odreka pravico ime-
novati Sc cloveSko bite. Nasprotno pa
je ravno tista razlika. XII eksistira med
mozem in zeno, najmocneiSi argument
v prilog zenskc volilne p~ravice. Ako
Sc dovoli volilna pravica zeni. s tenn ne
BIO MOI mic prikrajSan V svojih opra-
vicenih pravicah. Ako Sc dovoli zeni
vstop v politicno areno, DO s TEN cd
%stranjena mozka nadvlada, Xxi ie skod-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-23

Unije Amerikanskc delavske
fcdcracije so |. 1908. izdale "a
podroro svoiim Glanom $2.144.-
395; "a poSmrtnino so izdale ne
kako 81 100000; in $593.541 Dol
niSke podpore. Brezposelnim so
izdale $20525l; potovalni stroSki
so pa znaSali $4,000.
lSto leto so ncmSkc socialiStiGne
uniie i2dale okrog S10.00O.0O0
ldeset milionov).
l.. 1907 so ncmSke soc. unijc
potroSile S3.OO0.0OO III podpora
itraikariem - l.. 1905 so iste or
~ganizacije izdale 100000 "a cd
Skodnino V brezposelnosti in diva
miliona dol. bolniSke podpore.
'Poleg vsch teh ogromnih izdatkov
ie "a /. 1908 ostalo rezervnega
fonda celih dcSct milionov dollar
jev.
TIE Stevilke pac .iaSno kaze.io
zdravo in zivahn0 livljcnie. Xxi ga
1--WE nemSke socialiStiGne Strokov-
he organizacije.
Pri vsem tenn pa imajo ncmSki
d~elavci Svojo %politiGno stranko.
katera .ie Waldo prisilila. da je
Storila marSikaj Y koriSt delavst-
VA. kar hi STEER morale unite sa-
me Storiti.
Il strain pred socialist ie mem
ska vlada ustanovila vclikansko
ZavarOvalnico V korist delavcev.
Nsak nemSki delavec. XII je po
nesreci postal nesposoben "a de-
10, dobro We, da no dnbival pokoi-
nino IN estate dni svojega xiv.