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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-20
OIL
BARGE'S LOST
FEAR EXPRESSED FOR SAFETY
OF BRITISH SHIP CARRYING
SO PERSONS.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Dec. IL
G. Sand, master of the Standard Oil
barge No 81, and the nme members
of the crew were drowned Thursday
night in the Gulf when . heavy
storm tore the barge from its tow
and it turned turtle.
Fears are expressed for the mas
tiers and crews of the British steam
er Impoco and barge Hainut, total
ing thirty-six persons, which are
known to have been in the path of
Thursday nights storm.
The news Of the loss of barge No.
81 was brought to- Sabine to-day by
the oil steamer Perfection, which
sailed from Tamplco, Mexico, on
Wednesday with the barge in tow.
The barge was loaded with oil.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-20
WANTS TO PURCHASE
ALFALFA FARM LAND
IN OLD TENNESSEE
Continued from r.s, Page

planning he ought to take brace him
self and conduct his farm on'a scien
tific money-making basis. Never be
fore in the history OF the country
have the people realized the grea.
source of wealth in agriculture
There is certainly nothing 'dudish' OF
out of the way, in a farmer learning
his business from a scientific stand
point. A farmer should make him.
self as proficient as possible. He
should know his business from every
angle, to the same extent as a me-
chanic or an engineer. The more he
knows about corn raising the more
corn he is going to raise, and the more
money he is going to acquire"
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VACATION AT
THE ACADEMY
eoYs GETTING AWAY TO THEIR
HOMES IN VARIOUS SECTIONS
OF COUNTRY.

The Rotations and general exer-
cises at the C. NJ. A. have closed and
vacation for the Christmas holidays
is now on, and viii continue until
Saturday, January 4.
The boys are getting away today
and tonight, and by tomorrow noon
all the young men who are to spend
the holidays at home will be gene.
They will begin returning Immediately
after New Years Day.
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REV. A S. VENABLE
GOES TO KENTUCKY
POPULAR PASTOR OF LEWIS.
BURG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
: ACCEPTS CALL.

At called meeting of the Colum.
bia Presbytery held this morning at
the First Presbyterian church the
pastoral relations existing between
Rev. A. S. Venabie and the Presby.
terian church at Lewisburg we're dis.
solved and a letter of dismissal for
Rev. venable sent to the Ebenezer
Presbytery. Mr.. Venable has accept
ed the pastorate of the church Of his
denomination at Millersburg, KY. II
was with deep regret that the presby.
terry here severed its profitable and
pleasant relations with this pastor.
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calIfornis Woman Seriously Alarmed

California Woman Seriously Alarmed
"a short time ago contracted a
severe cold which settled on my
lungs and caused me a great deal Of
annoyance. ! would have bad cough.
ing spells and my lungs were so sore
and iDflamed began to be seriously
alarmed. A friend recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saying
she had used IT for years. bought
a bottle and 1t relieved my cough the
first night, and In a week was rid
of the cold and soreness Of my
lungs" writes Miss Marie Gerber,
sawtelle, Cal. For sale by all deal.
ers.
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FIRE DISCOVERED IN
THE BASEMENT OF
ST. PETERS CHURCH
COAL AND KiNDLiNG IN THE FUR
MACE ROOM HAVE BEEN
sMoULpERlNG SINCE SUNDAY.
THE DAMAGE WAS NOT SERIOUS
Historical Building and its Threaten
ed Destruction Brought Out Soms
Interesting Incidents in Connection
With the Past.

One of the most historic buildings
of the city was threatened this morn
ing when the fire department was
called to st. Peters church. The
fire was in the furnace room in the
basement and the damage by the fire
was perhaps not as great as that
capaed by the water and the break
ing of the windows to get the hose
where the water could be utilized.
The damage was covered by insur.
ance.
At few minutes after 10 o'clock
smoke was discovered issuing from
Che basement windows, and also from
the windows of the study and the au-
ditorium of the church and the alarm
Of fire was turned in. The fire was
located in the, furnace room after
some troublss getting through the
smoke, and after a portion of the
foundation OF the church on the east
side of the building to the front was
taken out with a. pick water was turn
cd in through the hole made and the
fre was soon extinguished. Before
the fire was definitely located some
of the furnishings were removed, but
this was soon abandoned
The origin of the fire is unexplain-
ed, the only theory being that it
must not have been properly looked
after at the closing of the services
Sunday night, the last time there was
any occasion for a fire there. There
was about fifty bushelss~of coal and
q load Of cedar kindling in the fur
mace room.
st. Peters church is one OF the old
est and most historical in the city or
in this section The First Presbyte-
rian church at the corner of Garden
and Sixth street is perhaps older by
ten years, having been rebuilt imme-
diately after the fire Of 1S49. ST. Pc
+
ter's church was built in 1860, and it
was here that large number of fed
sral soldiers worshipped while lncat-
cd here during the war. On one oc-
casion 1t is said that tho minister
failed to appeal to the Higher Pow
ers in behalf of the President of the
President of the United States. This
was Immediately reported to the off,
Ger of the command, who entered
during the service and made inquiry
as to the truthfulness of the report.
Upon verification by the minister,
the sci vices were stopped by the SOL
diers.
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THEN SHE WAS BAPTIZED.
(Exchange.)

An old negro woman who had heer
sent to Jail protested to the Jidgt
one day that she had become con
verified. She requested that the jail
er be permitted to remove her from
the jail to be baptized.
Why not be baptized In jail?'
asked the Judge.
"Ah wants to be immersed, cause
All don't believe sprinkiin' is valid
baptism" she replied.
The Judge made no promise, bu'
instructed the clerk of the court 70
prepare an order stating that the
court had decided sprinkling was
valid baptism. The cid negress vas
shown the order.
Tell de ledge rs poweTSI fhanS'
full for dat. I'd got religion Ion'|
time ago IL I'd knowed didn't haT
to be soused clean under" }
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Fit His Case Exactly.

When sarher was sick aboqt ~
of Chamberlain's Tablets in the paper
that fit his case exactly" writes Miss
Margaret Campbell. Of Fort Smith,
Ark. HE purchased box Of them
and he has not been sick since. My
sister had stomach trouble and was
also benefited by them" Sold bv all
dealers.
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TINE TABLE
Louisville 4 Nashville Railroads.
Arrival ana departure Of trains From
{. slumbla.)

Louisville 4 Nashville Railroads.
Arrival ana departure Of trains from
{ ,lunbia.)
Main lire-North Bound.
No. 4. limited. arr1ves 1880 . n,
departs 1887 a. N.
No. =, Eastern express, arrives b:1l
IN. m; departs $50 q m.
No. 6, Decatur accoml-odation, 1
ives e:20 a. m: departs S:26 A. m.
No 80. Columbia Accommodates
departs 1900 a. m.
No. 10, Columbia accommodation
departs 3:lu p. m.
No. 81, Columbia accommodation
'eparls 500 p. m.
No. Q, fast line, arrives sos .. N.
departs $40 Q m.
Main line-South Bound.
No 1, limited, arrives s:42 q =
departs 3:45 Q n.
No. 8, Columbia accommodation. -
rives a:26 .. N.
No. 5, fast line. arrives s:4S Z n
departs $3.50 q N. .,..,e...,, ,.s..-,,..,
No. u, ColImba accommodation
arrives 4.20 p. m.
No. s. Decatur accommodation n
les 5:26 p. m; departs $3.50 p. m.
No. So, Columbia accommodated
arrives $685. p. m.
No. z, Eastern exprees. arrives
1927 p. m. departs 1o:32 p. n.
N. F., 4 8. nlvIsion-North peuRd-
No. "a, Shefneld accommodatica,A ~
rives $40 g. m.
No. &c, Mt Pleasant accommods
don, arrives $500 p. N.
No. az, Shefneld accommodation, ~
r1ves 4:57' D. m.
N. r.: q 9. pivIslon-soutn Bound
No. q, Shefield accommodation
departs s:5e q M
No. Is, Mt. Pleasant accommc1a
ZION, departs l:4e p. N.
No. %, sheff]eld sccommodauJs
departs 6:15 .. 10.
~ c. a g. L. ~.
Fayetteville Branch-J
North Bound.
NJ as arrives S:15 q. IN.
70. J.! srrivee 4:5l .. N.
10. "r.arts 1:eo .. N.
W eparts Sis p. N
-. w. noeuRA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-20

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters reached the cause
III. Walker. SInbury, Ohio.
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$500 quality Romeo sidegore
kid slippers, thoroughly warm and
lasting, for SLIPS.
| APPREclATlvE GIFTS FOR
MOTHER. SISTER OR FRIEND
Complete line Of cloth and kid
Gloves from 25c to $1.OO.
Beautiful Leather Hand Bags in
all sizes, from SOC to $3.50.
Umbrellas made Of yarn dyed
taffeta silk, steel frames, mounted
handles of Silver Pearl and Gold,
Christmas prices at SOC. 75c, sl.O0
and up to $500 EACH 5x4-~t
Neckwear of all ds-spngfst
ing Of the new Robespierre Frills
and Lace Collars, from 25c 10 81.
Ladies Silk Scarfs, in solid col
ors and pretty designs for 25c.
soc, 75c UP to $1.50. l
Ladies' Knit Scarfs, fro& lsc
to $1.25.
Ladies' Silk Hose, in all colors,
from 25c to $1.00.
4 Ladies' Flannelette Crepe kimo-
mas, in all colors and designs,
from CSC to S1.50.
$3.50 black, guaranteed Silk
Petticoats, for $2.49 each.
HANDkERcHiEFs.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs,
for soc.
: l lot of fancy Handkerchief, in
Persian and Powered effects for
sofa pillows and other work, each
10c.
Children's Handkerchiefs, eolors
and all white three in a pretty
box, 15c to 25c.
Ladies' plain white hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, for &c each.
lot Of ladies pure white Linen
Handkerchsefs. ba 1Oc and 15c.
soc pure linen Embroidered
Handkerchief, for 24c each.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-20

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE OF
LADIES' AND MISSES TAIL
oREp SUITS AND COATS.
LADIES' $12.5o SUITS AT $3.50
Ladies' $3.50 Suits in variety
of colors and cloths, for $3.50.
LADIES' $500 SUITS FOR sto.ss
A beautiful assortment of La
dies $500 Suits in rough serge,
J whipcord and cheviot-all colors,
guaranteed satin lined for only
$10.98 each.
LADIES' $1,000 SUITS FOR $t2.ss
Our line OF $1,000 Suits that we
are offering for $12.98 are the best
in the country for the price offer
ed. The materials are mannish
serges, whipcords and diagonal
-weaves. Goats lined with guar
anteed satin lining, sale price
$12.98.
SALE PRICE ON LADIES' COATS
One lot Of ladies long olack
Coats, made of good quality broad
cloth-large collars and cuffs, reg
ular $3.50 values, Christmas sale
price only, $4.98.
Ladies' full length Coats in
black plush, broadcloth and mix
lures, made with large collars and
cuffs, regular $500 values for
1898.
Ladies full length black plush
coats, satin lined and black satin
finished broadcloth coats with
large Astrachan collar and cuffs,
regular $4,000 values, Christmas
sale price, 1928.
SPECIALS IN MISSES AND
cHlLDREN's COATS.
One lot of Misses broadcloth
Coats, made with large collar,
sizes SIS to las, regular $3.50 val
ues, for 1898.
One lot of $3.50 Misses Cloth
Coats, in various colors and sizes,
regular $3.50 values, for $1.75.
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"A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods
p. CARRIER

gifts for Men, Women Girls
either actual gift necessities filled from
will suffer and friends will
Christmas shopping early It's better picking
the arefr and complete.
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WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
WILL BE OPEN

The Woman's Exchange will be
open every afternoon until Christ
mas. Open all day Friday and Sltur-
day.
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CHRISTMAS LINEN.

Il
Every housewife delights in
pretty linens and never has too
many. Our stock of linens was
never more complete.
$3.50 Table Cloths for 79c.
$500 White, Bleached, Merceriz-
ed Table Cloths, for $1.25.
Fine Mercerized Table Damask,
~ inches wide-all linen, per yard
CSC
Bleached Table Damask, 20
inches wide, per yard, 45c.
CSC quality Table Damask, per
yard, 24c.
$500 Mercerized Napkins, per
dozen, s1.24.
75c F'ringed Napkins, per doz-
en-, SOC.
35c Damask, scalloped edge
Towels, each 24c.
tOC DdudSh, uCmoNitSHCu INV
els, each ACC.
FURs-A DESIRABLE GIFT.
We have beautiful assortment
of Furs for the Christmas holidays
The set, from $500 to $500.
each.
Muffs, from $500 to $1,000 each.
IDEAL GIFTS FOR FATHER,
BROTHER, SON OR SWEET
HEART.
Mems and Boys Calf and Kid
Gloves, from soc to $3.50 per pair.
lot Mems Fancy Suspenders,
put up in Christmas boxes, per
pair 29c.
Mems Japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs, from 25c to 75c.
Mems fine quality soft finished
initial Handkerchiefs, 6 for 7sc.
lot of Mems and Boys Sweat
ers, $3.50 quality, choice while,
they last, 81 As.
Mems Silk Hose Yin all colors for
24c per pair.
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sus.srlee Tor The Herala
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

krscanskemu zivljenju cd sedan
Jill ali neY Ako da, potem je nasa
dolznost, da storimo vse V svojih
moceh IA pospeSevanje tcga 81.
banja.'
Ross nato pripoveduje o svojih
preiskavah V New Yorku zadnje
poletje. Studiral je namrcc veil
Ike organizacije, Xxi so bile usta-
novljene IA odpomoc velike bede
med revezi V o~menjenem mestu.
Dale pravi Ross: "Ko SEN IL
%praSeval delavne osebe V teh or
ganizacijah, kaj mislijo o socia-
lizmu, sem pronaSel, da velika
vecina njih veruje vanj. One We
rujejo, da .je socialism edna re.
sitev groznih obstojecih razmer.
Kocno mnenje vseh oseb. Xxi res
pridejo V dotiko $ tenn razmera.
mi, je. da DO edino uvedba socia,
listicne drzave ozdravila te raz.
mere.
Mi kristjani moramo iii ten
dejstvom nasproti. Aka hi Kristus
zivel danes med mani, kot je en-.
KRAFT, ali hi Sc ne zavzel IA te silva
ri? AkO smo brazil evangelij, po
tenn moramo vedeti, da bi Sc!
Socialist trdi.jo. da je organi.
zirano krSGanstvo proti MIN IA
TO, ker jo podpirajo Y veliki meri
bogatini, torej ljudje, ki kopiGiic
bogatstvo ma raGun revezev. Pra-
WHO. da to rodi miloSGino (dobro.
delnost) namesto pravice.
To .ie zalibog deloma tudi res.
Toda cerkev V celoti he dopuSGa
kriviGnosti. Da take razmcre oh,
stojajo. je to krivda poSamezni.
kov ne organizacije V celoti.
Pc Studiraniu tega vpraSanja
sem priSel do zakljucka, da jc
dolznost vsakega Gloveka. kf We.
ruje V vecnost boga in usmilje
most Kristusa, da stopi naprej V
prve vrste ter Sc bojuje IA pravi.
ce delovnega ljudstva. -
homentaria nj treba,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
20 kako velika slepota je clio
yeka

q hlazcna vojna' q Svcta vol
ma. Xxi jo vodi kriz prot polume.
secu, Strel IL puSke. IL topa. IL
Strojne puSkc. Sunek z bajonetom
pod zebra. zdrobljene kosti V IL
vem tcleSu, blagOr mu. XII ie ia
ko srecen. da dozivi trenutek. ko
mu prestrele ali pa prebodejo
Kos p~regreSnega mesa, kos kosti.
HI nj mic drugega kakor prah in
pepel. Nj grch moriti, nj greh
poskodovati svojega brata. nj
greh z%apuScati zeno in sirote V
bedl, hi greh moriti ocete in re-
ditelje otrokom sorodnih in So
sednih narodov. nj greh moriti
lJudi IL maScevanja. ljudi, Xxi MISC
pray nicesar z~akrivili. Xxi nit he
vedo, zakaj Jill pobijajo nasprot-
mki. Sc nikOli Sc MISC videli, Sc
mkoli MISC imeli sovraznosti med
seboj zaradi samih sebe, ali ven
|dar porabljajo najmoderneiSe o.
rozje, morilno orozje drug prot
drugemu, lJudjc - bozje stvari,
III Jim Je kristus rekel: "Ljubi-
te sc medseboj' in 'MaScevanje
nj vase. Ma polju trohne pridel-
kl. narodno imetje Sc ~zapraylia
IN naravna posledica m~esarskega
klanJa Jc beda. osirotelost tiso.
tev otrok. unicenjc stotin rodo-
vln. in vse TO jc "bozja' nared-
ba. zakaj : ccrkvc 10 blago-
slavljajo, kriz y krizem. polume-
see $ polumesecem; kriz prekli-
MA S krizem svojega nesprotnika
IN polumesec $ polumesecem svo-
Jega. IakaJ? Ali Zaradi kriza. ali
zaradi polumeseca? Ne, ne! Ce-
sto Sc zgOdi, Ola kriz blagoslavlia
III proklinJa, da Sc bojujeta isto.
vrstna kriza drug prot drugemu
IA - posvetno oblast. he mnogo.
KRAFT smo opazovali. da so Sc bo-
Jevale "krScanske'' oblasti prot
'krscanshim' docim hi prica-
kovali, da kriz ostane dosledno
krlz, da Sc kriz ravna dosledno
pc reku: lie ubijaj in ljubi svoie-
ga bliznjega kakor sam sebe. Pro
II voJni smo. ker je izrodek kapi-
talistiske druzbe, klerikalizem in
k~apltalizem pa sta "a vojno, ker
sta kapilistiska in ker sta drug
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

druzgmu zasuzenja. Nojna je
%nesreca, vojna je barbarska. vol
ma je nasilstvo, vojna .je zlocin
mad clovestvom zaradi same sebe
II zaradi posledic. Xato nj pray
mic cudnega ce je socialna demo
kraciJa nasprotna vojnam. Ia a
so Srbi, Turk, Bolgari. Arnavti
in Crnogorci ljudje, XII zasluzi-
10 enako sp~oStovanje kakor mi.
mako civilizacijo in napredek
kakor mi, nikdar pa ne puSk in
topov zaradi egoizma meSGanskih
in aristOkratskih s%lojev. Razme-
re ma TurSkem so res turSke. tc-
ga ne taji nihGe. Toda turSke raz.
mere hi Sc dale ~odpraviti brez
grozovitega prolivanja krvi, Ge
hi bill merodajni krogi incl re-
sno voljo, da ~odpravijo razmere.
XII so nezdrave. Ne proti odpravi
turSkih razmer ma TurSkcm. paG
prot moritvi sploh smo bill in
smo danes. Svobodnega razvoja
ootrebujejo balkanski marodi.
ne pa puSk in topov. to ie naSe
mnenje, pa mic drugega. Kdor pa
odobrava klanje in pobiianje, ic
sovraznik cloveStva; osvobodi-
tell pa ne kolje in ne pobija in
ne blagoslavlja pobijanja. Ia
osvoboditev in svoboden razvoj
balkanskih narodov smo lie tisti.
XII hocemo osvobodotev, ne pa ii.
sti, Xxi hotejo podjarmljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
va, a pomenja pricetek industrii
ske svobode in l.judovladc.

va, a pomenJa pricetek industrij!
ske svobode in ljudovladc.
Da, socialism pomeni industril
alno svobodo, to Sc pravi, ia bodd
incl delavci V svojih rokah upraI
vo one industrije, V kateri SO za|
posleni. Potion svojih glasov bod
dolocevali nacin vodstva V svo1
industriji.
V socializmu ne DO nikakih pol
stopacev, Xxi hi vlekli mastne divil
dende in profile cd della prid1
nth delavcev. Kajti taxi clam Glol
veske druzbe so kakor troti u
panJu. Nedno Same jemljejo. I
ne dado nicesar. Ia zalega nal
pravlja d~elavce IA tovorno ziviI
no in sauna je tisti tovor, XII cd
morajo nositi.
Socialism BIO ~streSel to bremJ
Ia tovor "A delavska ple6a. tel
tako oprostil delavca tezkega lar!
ma, V katerga ga je vklcnila kal
pltallsticna samopaSnost. - Cid
PREF BIO vecina delavcev spoznal
svOJ polozaj in spOzanala potreb}
otresti Sc tega nepotrebnega Il
vora. elm pref BIO spoznala sind
svojih interesov, elm pref DO pr
Sla do socialistiGnega miSljenjL
TEN pref DO Ia vesoljno cloves
vo nastopila prava svoboda!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

Socialism zahteva odstranitev
kapltallstov. TO je o~dStraniti ho-
ce moznost, da hi Sc nekateri ma
Nkodo mnogih okoriScali.
Socialism zahteva. da mai oni
clam naroda, XII narod vzdrzuie-
10. ga prezivljajo in omogocujcio
nJegovo kulturo, to so delavci.
da maj n vladajo narod in ne III
Stl, III Mvijo ma Skodo naroda i'm
III tlraJo narod V pogubo.
Socialism pomen.ja vse kai
drugega, kakor to. kar misliio
republikanci, demokratie ali ma
prednjaki. Socialism namreG
pomem nov red V cloveSki druz-
bi. red, Xxi bo docela drugaGen ka-
kor sedanji.
Socialism pomcni novo dobo
"a cloveStvo. Pomeni konec IL
KorlscanJa. padec industrialnc
suznosti. gospodarskega tiranst-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
DIVE STATISTIKI.

SocialnO demokraticno glasilo
v Belgrade "RadniGke Novine''
so pred kratkim priob6ile dive "a
nimivi statistiki. Oh tel priIiki je
pisal Omenjeni list:
Srbija je napovedala Turciji
voino. ko hi bila to vojna med
uradno Srbijo in uradno TurGijo.
burzvazije 4 burzvazijo. teda,j ne
hi rekli mic prot temu. Sc wee !
Vkljub svoji bedi hi well karto.
ola III gledali cirkus kapitalistiG-
mega zlvlja medsebojnem IL
trebljevanju.Ali kakor veino. je
tudi sedaj burzvazija nepoStena
IN lokava ter posil.ja V smrt ne
dolzni p%roletariat, da krvavi "a
MEN kapital. cato hocemo opozo-
RITZ Javnost ma neko stvar. Pred
kratklm Je lZSla uradna statistika
turSkih zlocinov izvrSenih mad
brezpravnimi Srbi V TurGiii. V
tel statistiki Gitamo, da je bio cd
leta 1906 do danes izvrSenih raz.
licnih zloGinov in sicer: 1876 ubo-
jev. 55l poskuSenih ubojev in
razbojniStev. 373 nasilstev in zlo-
STAY. pOzigov in drugih 700. po-
silStev 33, skupai 21O2 zlocinov.
Y Srbiji je bilo cd leta 1901 do
1908 smrtnih slucajev ma mezd-
mem delu: 764 leta 1901. $50 leta
1902. 500 leta 1903. S23 leta 1904
in SO leta 1908. Skupaj 1852.
Pri "pravovernih" Turkih .ie
bilo vSestih letih 21O2 zlocinov.
pri naSih krStenih ''Turkih" lie
biIo vpetih letih 1852 ubojev me
Srece so Sc mnozile cd leta do le.
ta). kdo je vecji Turek in ubiia-
lee? Turk Y Turciji, ali oni V ST.
biJi! Ma to odgovorite, gospodje
pri vladi!
W lurSkc StatlStlke VIdlmO. da
le biIo %zlocinov roper varnost
zivljenja 1893, a pri mas ie bio
1852 ubojev, ali trikrat veGl
Turk so izvrSili 33 posilstev -
gadno in ostudno Zlocinstvo. Ali
kako Je pri mas? Pri mas .je malo-
kateri tvornicar. XII he hi bill sam
lzvrSil toliko posilstev mad DELAY
kaml in delavskimi dekleti. A wee
kakor gotovo je, da bodo izrabili
sedaJ to IA opravicilo vojne. Ako
navajo Srbija to IA vzrok zavoie-
vanJa. tedaj hi bilo bolje, da Sciti
proletariat domacih "Turkov" -
kapitalistOy
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
Ozemlje Turcije v Evropi

Aziji obsega skora.j tri mild
kvadratnih kilometrov i'm ina
kolo "a miljonov prehivalcs
Prebivalstvo .je razlicnih narS
nosti. V evropski Tur6iii so !
rod lovanskepa plemcna pretd
ma vecina. Srbi in Bolgari Star1
jejo V Macedonia in Starr Srbv
Grki 30 mestih, zlasti pa ma on
XIII, slednjiG Sc Albanci. TurhM
nj mnogo mad en- million. vecir
ma V Carigradu. Pc veri ST RAID
Ii prebivalstvo y evropSki TuNf
j: polovica mohamcdauccv. Y
proccntov pravoslavnih, 4 pr1
cent? katoliSkih kristianoy in VI
drug procent zidov. V Mali Ak
ina TurGija devet in pol milf
nov prebivalcev. cd Ich ic sedn|
in pol miljonov monamcdanc'1
osiali so kriStiani. Y Siriii .ie 4
diva in pol miljona prcbivalcev 4
so skoraj vsi mohamcdauci.