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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-16
PALMETTO
CLUB PROGRAM
ALL Dutch
PAPERS AND TALKS ARE VERY
INTERESTING TO LISTENERS
PERSONS WHO KNOW TELL
MUCH ABOUT THE PEOPLE or
INTERESTING LITTLE COUNTRY
IN THE OLD WORLD.

In the presence Of q large and
representative audience which filed
the Palmetto clubhouse, the regular
semi-monkhly meeting Of the
Palmetto Club was held Thurs
day afternoon under the di-
rection of the literature department,
of which Mrs. NJ. Huston In chair
man.
The program was all about the
Dutch, Mrs Huston explaining that
the department had made study of
this very interesting little country
| during the past summer. The hall
was decorated with pictures from
Dutch masters and handsome beds
of tulips were artistically arranged
on the rostrum and at the entrance.
A soft light from wax candles held
i in an Old Dutch candAeskack
heightened the beauty OF the scene.
The Palmetto orchestra. eight
5 pieces. composed of home and visit
ing talent, furnished the music for
the afternoon, opening the program
with Songs of the Waves" Mrs. A.
MiLligan, attired in Dutch costume.
Friesland cap and wooden shoes
read a very interesting ARTICLE on
The Friesland cap," giving q leg
, endary account of why this very UNI
, attractive headgear had undergone n<
: change since It's adoption 1000 years
ago. e. NJ. Comdit gave from hia
! book of travels some vivid Ampres
/ ions of the Hollande1s, their sturdy
qualities Of head and heart. and come
of their principal cities. In speak
(coutinued on last page)
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|HlRPT RICHARDS PAYS PENALTY
uAn|fD At DELAND THIS. MORNING
NEGRO DIES on THE GAFFolD !
| FOR MURDER or PAP EDWARDS
BLACK MAN WALKS TO scAF-
FOLD WITH REMARkAaLE
NERVE AND 10 DEAD Il MIN
uTEs AFTER TRAP IS SPRUNG.

Walking up to the scaftod with 81
firm step and with q display OF
nerve seldom seen in amy man,
Henry Rioaards, negro. was hanged IN
DeI.and In the presence Of about 500
persons shortly after IL o'clock this
morning. paying with his own life
the penalty for the murder OF
Deputy Sheriff Edwards in November,
1907.
Richards made no statement be-
fore being executed. the tap was
sprung at 1905 O'Clock, the dfop
broke the Victims neck and mot q
muscle in the body moved. He was
pronounced dead IL minutes after
! the trsp was sprung.
The scaffold was erected at the
east side Of the Yolusia county cour.
house and was enclosed by nOshins
but wire fence. which was put VI
TO keep the crowd back from tbs
sczaGfosd. The crowd of people was
packed around the place Of execntioz
and close up to the wire fence.
The condemned. negro apparezfl,
took his execution as an ordinarl
event and wEs the coocest man il
any way concerned In the affaar. H'
slept well last night, ate heart'
breakfast and said absolutely nO>h
ing after being taken from the dealt
cell for the march to the sgaliows
Before leaving his cell. however b.
renuested that his body be turne'
over to his mother. who lives u
:, Tampa, and who visited him In Tn
; jail yesterday. His mother went {
Beresford last night, not caring 4
remain in DeLand through the ext
cution. and Immediately after tn
execution the body was turned owe
to an undertaken to be prepared an
sent to his mother. who viii take
to Tampa for interment-
= Richsrds has been Visited tr
ouersly during the past few days 2
g a negro preacher, but yesterday
u asked for Father Curiey, who visfoe
u him yesterday and this morning al
walked with the condemned ms
: from the Jail to the scaffoh.
Sheriff Ed Smith was asssfeo
the execution by Sheriff Kenneriy
PaIa4ka and Deputy Sheriffs =.
d. Gross and Chas. Jones. The on
al clad physician was DIR. G. A. Dav,
who examined the body arter Z
hanging and pronounced him dead
The execution was complete
every detail and there was not
:, sign of any kind Of a hitch IN .
III proceedings.
The crime for which RFchSt
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KINGSTON BOY INJURED
THROUGH PRACTICAL ]

Colon Jones of Kingston. young
boy about 15 years of age was in
iured early this morning by the ex-
plosion of loaded cigar presented
to him by companion OF about the
same age who had prepared the
cigar with a filling Of gun powder ag
a practical joke. The powder burned
the left side OF the boys face and
eve and his right hand with which
he was holding the cigar, and 1t Is
probable that the sight Of the eye
| VIII be permanently impaired. though
DR.. F. ]. Walter, who was called
to attend the lads injuries, is max
ing every effort to prevent the lat
ter misfortune.
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CELEBRATED soth BIRTHDAY
THURSDAY OF THIS WEEl

Mrs NJ. A. P. OreR, one OF the
early settlers, celebrated her S0uh
birthday Thursday, February Is, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. b.
Hmsky, on South Ridgewood av-
enne. Mrs. Oren enjoyed a 20 mile
automobile ride. and invitations were
issued TO a few of the old lady set
tiers for from TO p. IN. The
time was spent IN talking Of early
days. A light luncheon was served
and the guests departed wishing Mrs.
Oren many more happy birthdays.
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the weapon and shot Edwards, then
made his escape. The wounded
deputy was later found in the buggy
and taken back to DeLand, where he
died. In the same month Richards
was indicted for the cEiane by the
grand jury.
A search for the fugitive negro
was carried ON for several years and
he was located early hast year in
Tampa and brought back to DeLand
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AlNf lf eOAPfRS MENTIONED
AiAIN N DYNAMITE PROBE
LErrEIs SERVE As EVIDENCE
TO Hold MEN ON CHARGE OF
CARS RYlNe ON CONSPIRACY
THRt Ugh MAILS.

TND1l NAPOIAIS, Feb. 16-The dis
closnre C part Of the evidence dis
covered hy the Federal grand jury
. Ne dynamite Investigation. con
nacsing members OF the executive
Aoard &C the iron workers with snip
mezts Z explosives, followed hasey
visit o Detective Burns here. BURNS
today. IN his way 10 New York. once
more r0ught the name OF Samue
0ompe , into the INQUIRY.
The evidence made public consisu
a b ndreds of letters and teae
grams. which, It is alleged. Pertah
drecklF 60 dynamiting and wnlel
rsfer 10 Jobs" the union wanee'
done. Hooking. Young. Butter an
Webb are being held on charges
carryi w On 9 conspiracy thro1g
The u Ills.
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paid with his life today was the muir
der of Deputy Sheriff w. P. Edwards
In November, 1907.
Pap" Edwards, as he was
tamiliarfy known in DeLand and all
over Volusia county, was the deputy
sheriff who had supervision over the
county jaA and served as jaiber as
well. He was a man 65 years of age
and had the reputation of being one
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sEl. fl0I SANE 6ALL0Es
ng MRDfR LAST OCTOBER
cllck o. RAP AND THuD or
nANelMc OF FIRST TWO CAUSE
SECOND TWO ro sE PAR.
ALlzEp ,nTH FEAR.

CHICAGO Feb. le-Four men
Were hangsl in the Cook county Jail
tha mornIn for the murder OF Fred
uaeszow. truck gardner, last
Oceober. tn most brutal murder in
fke ki1kory 81 Chicago.
E1ald an / Frank shtbaawski were
hznged I'm and Phrap Sommerling
ara Thuma Schskkz, the latter Sast
a yeaws 9 q. Wene HANGED q few
nzssztes ae or the bodies OF the fiist
txo had been taken down. The
secocd tw plainly heard the click
pl thei tra Ger when the trap was
zsrs sns the 4fad Of the bceakmG
e>elIs M a the flrA two wsrt
nleEl ng aaa schultz mere par
Si5zsd vi n fear when they wsrs
tkken 10 4 . gaaiOvs The staks 50
rxenns coa I at SoriagfieM denied |
new heart lg in the case at amos
ehe same astant as the banging tool
place.
Thomas jennings. negro. tn
araz man ever convicted in Cool
eounty on finger print evidence. wa
hansed u 8 noon for the murder Q
Clarence ailler, chief freight cler
Tor the RI OK Island railroad.
The ne no made, the fifth ma
haneed o. the same .gaalows today.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
IN NEW YORK APRIL II

NEW YORK, Feb. 16-The demo
cratic state committee decided to
day TO hold the state convention
April II. -Four delegates at large
will be chosen at that time.
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There will be a quarterly confer
ence at the Kingston NJ. E. church
South, tomorrow evening at
O'Clock and preaching Sunday morn
ing at III o'clock by the presiding
elder, Rev. DR.. r. S. Patterson.
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AN ATTEMPT TO BRIBE
CHARGE In LEGISLA7

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 16-Much
excitement was caused in the house
today when Representative Meyers
charged the so-called insurance trust
in America had tried to bribe him
to prevent the measure regulating
fire insurance passing the legis-
lature. Efforts had been made by
others to block the bill.
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JUDGE lN STEEL SUITS
DIES SUDDENLY TO-DAY

TRENTON, N. J.. Feb. lS. -
Nederaa Judge William Lanning dleo
suddenly this morning on neart
ta,mre He was one OF the jurists
assigned for the tris@ OF the govern
menf,s suits for the dissolution oil
the steel trust.
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DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT

NEW YORK, Feb. 16-Philadelphia
and Republic Steel showed an ad-
vance of two and quarter and one
and quarter points this morning
Other stocks were generally DOVER
from fraction TO a point. Cotton
was weak on heavy selling and
from five to ten lower with March
at $1,000 and July $1O22
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ANOTHER LABOR MAN
is ARRESTED TODAY

SARATOGA, N. Y, Feb. 1--WE
liam Densen, president OF the De-
troit federation of labor, was ar
rested today on a farm IN the county.
He is charged with compaSc1ty IN
the dynamite plots.
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luiring but 20 minutes 10 reach

quiring but 20 minutes 10 reach .
verdict.
A plea for clemency for his client
was made by Richards attorney,
Major Henry NJ. Cohen OF Tampa,
before the state pardoning board,
but the plea was unvafling and the
death warrant was received by
Sheriff Smith from the governor last
week. The pardon board refused tc
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TO-DAY.

JACKS M. KY Feb. ia mes
saee fruu Buckhorn this morning
aava sBA John Davidson and Levi
yahnsm Eena shot to death from
umhush. Davidson was recently ac
qnatAef el the charge OF numbering
Joan Ain er. Johnson was killed be
canse he was i'm DavtdsOn's company.
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sWaaei the Crescent Theater ad-
verslssm mt on last page for speeiai
atsrastio - q
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Wheat Price Down


CHICAGO, Feb. 16 - The wheat
market opened weak and half to
five-eighths lower with May al
$I.0I1k. Provisioiis were heavy and
lower with May pork at $16.O7, lard
1912, ribs 1872. Hogs were shade
lower and cattle heavy.
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He was placed on trial on charge
of FIRST degree murder in the CIR
cult court of VokBsia county last Nov
ember and convicted, the jury re
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IS ARRESTED
FOR INVASION
MEIlelks ENTER 4 PROTEST
AGAINST ACTION OF TROOPS
OFFICER or UNITED STATES
ARMY WHO LED BATTALION
OVER BORDER TO BE HELD
FOR COURT MARTIAL.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 16-Lieut.
Fields OF the 18th infantry. who Led
a battalion across the Mexican bor-
der at I'll Paso yesterday, creating
great excitement at Jaurez. has been
placed under arrest today. pending
court martial proceedings.
RShers Capture Town
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 16-The reb'
els today captured Texpa and
butchered the garrison. The town
was burned.
The rebels also captured Guerrero
in Chihuahua, last night The Amer
leans and foreigners are fleeing.
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merlcan Troops strenathened-

American Troops strenathenea-
Ell PASO, Tex. Feb. 16. = The
American patrol along the Mexican
border wes strengthened today by
the addition of Company X of the
Texas national guard. The situa
ton on the Mexican side is intens,
and an outbreak is feared.
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
YOUNG NGSUFFRAGETTE
SELECTED TO KNIFE
BRITISH premier
Asquith's Danger Redoubles
Energy of Police in Search
of Miss Pankhurst.

LONDON. July 2s.--The London police
are making some astounding discoveries
In their efforts to trace the leaders in
the latest series of outrages by the
militant suffragettes.
1t has now been definitely proved that
young woman was appointed to stab
Mr.. Asquith. at the liberal reception
which was so suddenly and mysteriously
CANCELLED. Both Mr.. Asquith and Mr..
McKenna are being far more closely
guarded.
A few weeks ago the police authors
ties were inclined to drop their search
for Miss Christabel Pankhurst, but re-
cent attempted outrages leave no room
for doubt that somewhere In London
Miss Pankhurst is directing operations.
although at the headquarters of the
women's Social and Political Union the
pretense is made that the "furies" are
acting entirely on their own initiative.
Cabinet ministers are now thoroughly
anxious, not about their own lives, but
about those of their families. Winston
Churchilrs babies are never left alone
for more than moment. and detectives
The Washington times., 1912-07-28

easily passed the speed test Of forty
eight miles an hour by making almost
fifty-three with full load on. In ali
these nights Beatty has as his passsn-
ger william Boulder, OF New York,
one of his pupils. He went up for the
altitude test Of 2.ooo feet in ton minutes
but after staying up thirteen minutes
II was discovered that the barograpl
used was the same worn by "Af
Welsh when he fell to his death June
II. and had failed to register the dis.
tance properly. The instrument will be
regulated and the flights taken ove'
again tomorrow
An interesting experiment took place
during the afternoon. The old Wrigh
machine has been equipped with a small
wireless outfit. Lieut.. Thomas Dewitt
Milling and Lieut.. BENJAMIN Fouloii
made a short trip toward Laurel, Nd.
and flashed signals to the fields, ant
they were heard plainly, giving thu
hope that II is nut a few months unit
wireless messages from aeroplanes vii
be flashed,
The Washington times., 1912-07-28

STRENUOUS TESTS
FOR new B|PLANE
At COLLEGE PARK
Wright Machine Passes Sue.
cessfully Most of the
Requirements.

Lieut.. Henry H. Arnold, who 10 to ny
the new Burgess Wright biplane in the
army maneuvers around New Haven ir
August, is in Marblehead, Mass, at the
factory of the Burgess company. Be.
ginning this week he will make morn.
ing and afternoon flights in the new ma.
chine along with Lieut.. Roy C. Kirt.
land, who has been there for thres
weeks.
In the army maneuvers this machine
will be quite an odd-looking flying craft
because of its peculiar construction
Lieutenant Arnold win be the pilot
while Lieutenant Kirkland will make
sketches Of the ground and surround
ing country, which he will communi
cate to the army with which the bi
plane is affiliated.
The new Wright biplane at Colleg,
Park was put through a strenuous tes
Yesterday afternoon. George Beatty
who is demonstrating 1t for the Wrigh
Company. carried 1t UP on an endur
ance test of two hours and three min
utes. The aviator also made 1t rise ant
land on plowed ground. The machine
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
AGED WOMAN'S FALL
|. HAS FATAL RESULT,
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Broken Leg and Dislocated
Hip Cause Death of Wash
ington Resident.

Funeral services for Mrs. virginia
Forrest, who died at the age Of eighty
nine years. will be held tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock from the residence Of
her niece, Mrs. ]. r. Klein, 1905 Thir-
teenth street northwest. The interment
will be private.
About a month ago Mrs Forrest fell
down flight OF steps, breaking a leg
and dlsiocating hip. Her extreme age
prevented a recovery which might
otherwise have been possible and her
death was therefore not unexpected.
She had been a resident of Washing
ton nearly all her life, and as she leaves
no children, had lived for many years
with her niece, Mrs. Klein.
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MRS. ROSE A. CLEAR.

Mrs. Rose A. Clear. widow Of the late
Robert l.. Clear, died yesterday at her
residence, 1905 Decatur street. She was
In her sixty-ffth year, and had been
widow for three years.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence. Tuesday morning at 0
o'clock, and q private interment will fol-
low In Congressional Cemetery. Mrs.
Clear leave four children, Thomas 1.
and Miss j. III. Clear. OF New York
city. and Mrs. II. B. Bigelow, OF WASH
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
MRS. ELLA M. PHILLIPS.

kilograms received by friends here
announce the death at the home Of her
son. Lewis M. Hardy. in New Haven.
Conn, of Mrs. Ella M. Phillips, for
many years clerk In the Agricultural
Department.
She had been III for the past month
or more and left here two weeks ago
for her sons home with little hope Of
recovery. She Is survived by her
mother, one SON and one daughter. Fu-
neral arrangements have not yet been
announced.
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
Wants Investigation of
Loss" in Mimic War

Demands for a Congressional investi-
cation Of the efficiency of the navy
were made in resolution introduced
in the House last evening by Congress
man Evans Of Illinois. He was inspired
by the report that in a sham battle In
Narragansett bay of the Atlantic feet
six battleships were sunk" theoretic-
ally. He declared such a condition
would be fatal In real war. Considera-
ton Of the resolution was postponed.
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
Check Was Worthless.

Mrs. II. ID. Hanback,, who keeps a
boarding house at 735 Eleventh street
northwest, turned detective yesterday
and as a result Edward Merles. said
to represent New Haven. Conn. firm,
was arrested on a worthless check
charge. Mrs. Hanback, charges he gave
her a check more than year ago In
payment for his board bill. that had
proved worthless ~ M
The Washington times., 1912-07-28

follow the children when they are taken
out for an airing.
The search for Miss Pankhurst IL now
to be undertaken seriously. as during
the past few days important informa-
ton has been secured by Scotland Yard.
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
Guaranteed
Rubber Goods

75c Face Bags, red rubber. .... Acc
$3.50 Hygea Rapid-fiow Combina-
tion Syringe and Water Bag 81. .49
$3.50 2-quart Fountain Syringe zee
800 2-quart Queen Fountain
$500 Goodyear Special Combina-
tion Syringe and Water Bag $1.S9
$225 Hygea Rapid-fiow Black
Rubber Fountain Syringe. .$1.19
76c Ice Bags. 80. ........ .49c
3l.25 Veno Bulb Syringe. .79c
75c Rubber Gloves .39c
800 Rubber Gloves. .59c
1900 Granite Fountain Syringe,
complete ..,............... .$1.19
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
DR.. Bulloch Receivers.

Dr. Joseph q. B. Builoch, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at Georgetown University
Hospital. is now back at his desk in the
medical department Of the Pension
Bureau, fully recovered. DIR. Bulloch
was in the hospital several weeks In
a critical condition, but as soon as he
was able to leave his room he was taken
to Atlantic City, where the sea air as
sisted in restoring him to health.
The Washington times., 1912-07-28

ton, N. c., tonight, leaving Washington
at $40. The funeral was conducted by
the Rev. David Rivers.
Mrs white was eighty years old,
and had been a resident of washington
about forty years. She had two sons
John w. White, of Clarkton, N. O., ana
former CONGRESSMAN White.
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MRS. M. A. WHITE.

Funeral services for Mrs. M. A.
White, widow of the late Wiley r.
White. and mother Of George H. White,
Congressman from North Carolina from
1896 to 1900, were held this afternoon at
8 o'clock from the residence OF her
niece. Mrs. Ellen whitted. 1915 Girard
street northeast.
The remains will be taken to Clark
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
TRUSSES

We carry the most complete line
Of Trusses and Abdominal Belts in
this city.
The Washington times., 1912-07-28
Railroad Forbids Drinking

SCRANTON, Pa, July 2s.-As a direct
consequence of the tragic wreck near
Corning on July 4, the Lackawanna
Railroad Company has issued an order
prohibiting its employees from using in
toxicating liquors on or Off duty. The
order was issued by General Superin-
tendent e. NJ Rine, OF this city.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-25
SCClALIZIRANJE DANASNJE
CLOVESKE DRUZBE.

Da s0"ializem prihaja dana
Nnlo cloveSko druIbo vedno SIR
sem ohsegu. tega ne more nihje
zan'katl. Naravna posledica kapi-
ta 'zma Je sociali3em Vsak dar
lmamo na razpolago StevilmejSc
doEaze "a trditev, da propaganda
.ocializiranje raznih naprav ljuG-
le. III svojih duSah morda SOY
"azIjo socialistiGno stranko in s..
cid'iste. seveda socializem liudij
'e vrste III splosen. kakorSnega
propagira sOcialisticna stranka.
ampak Sc nanaSa samo ma special
ne naprave cloveSki drrnbi. 4
ra1lieni ljdije Sc zavzemaio n
socializiranje razlicnih naprav.
Tallo .ie velik del socializma "a
stopan tudi izven Socialisticne
stranke. kljub vsemu temu pa Sc
Sc vedno dobijo ljudje. XII trdiio.
da je socializem nauk nekaterih
Sanjacev. ki so svojimi obliuba-
mi in kricanjem potegnili ~ Sc
boz nerazsodne delavske mase.
Poleg tega Sc dobijo tudi taxi. XII
trdijo. da socializem nj izvedl iiv.
ker ne sprevidijo. da socializem
prihaja - danes. Naravni razvoi
Sc da STEER Zavleci in ovirati. "A
zabraniti ga nj mogoce. Naravni
razvoj pa Sc da tudi pospeSeyati.
PovspeSiti prihod socializma V
clovesko druzbo. to je naloga So
cialisticue Stranke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-25
Farmarji ustanove svoje klav.
nice.

kakor casopis THE Wisconsin
Equity poroca. nameravajo far
merii drzavi Wisconsin ustano-
viii lastno klavnico ter Sc tako o.
tresti izkoriScevanja. katerega tr-
pc sedaj radi mestnega trusta. Ma
"a nacin bodo priSli farmarji do
popolne vrednosti svojega pro-
dukta. Toda TO Sc nj vse: tako
podjetjc. bo imelo tudi drugo do
bro Stran, namrec. da bo veliko
silo uplivalo ma Gene mesa. ker bo
glavni faktor pri sedaniem dra-
zenju. to je trust, docela odstran-
ien.
Voditelji nduStrijskih delavcev
so ze die casa delali ma to. da hi
sc farmarski in industrijski delav-
ci zblizali ter sodelovali pobija-
nju skupnega sovraznika - zdru-
zen kapital - trust, ki izkorisca
farmerie tenn, da jim placuje sra
motno mike Gene "a klavno Mvi-
no, industrijske delavee pa izko-
risca tenn, da jim prodaje meso
"a sedemkrat pretirano visoko ce-
no; svoje lastne delavce pa izko-
riSca povrhu Sc ma ia nacin, da
jim placuje Skandalozno mike
place.
Mala Danska kraljevina ina 81
takih farmarskih klavnic in je
vsako izkoriscevanje cd strani
mesnih Spekulantov nemogoce.
Tudi nekatere druge evropske dr.
zave imajo enaka podjetja ma "a
druzni podlagi.
Kadar bodo delavci tako modri.
kakor so kapitalisti, bodo tudi
delavci imeli vsega dovolj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-25
Napredek SOcialiZIna v
Argentiniji.

Buenos Aires. - Pri zadnjih
Argentinskih volitvah je social
stiena stranka izvolila diva po-
slanca, kar je vsekako lep uspeh,
akO pOmislimo ma tezkoGe, ka-
terimi Sc ina boriti socialisticna
stranka. Moe i'll napnedek socia-
llzma Sc pa ne da toliko ceniti po
Stevilu zastopnikov kakor po Ste
vilu Oddanih gLasov.
Sociaisticna stranka ie prvic
nastopila Argentiniji |. 1896. in
Je dobila samo l34 razredno IA
vednih glasov. l.. 1904 je stranka
dObila 1857 glasov; IA |. 1908 s.
us. Pri letoSniih volitvah Sc je
pa Steyilo glasov narastlo ma 49,
S44 Navedene Stevilke llazejo. da
socialisticna miSel V tel JUNO =
ameriSki republiki stalno in po-
voljno napreduje. Ako bo stranka
vzdrZala Sc naprej dosadanji red.
pat nj wee dolgo. ko bo stopila ma
krmilo republike.