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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05

Winter seed rye for sale-nice
clean seed-75c a bu. Anthony Wal
ton, Glenburn- n. D. R. 8. S22 tt
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Read the advertisement In this
!: eeks paper, very carefully, by the
Henningsen Creamery Co. Il
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FOR SALE-Improved farm on crop
payment. j. W. Rode.
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WAN IS

AN IN The MARKET for good quar-.
ter section Of land; must be CHEAP.
Address Box 157, Minot, N. D.
1a46-
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FOR RENT-Hay land, east one
half of the southwest one quarter;
west onehal Of the southwest one
quarter, section ~, Township 152,
Range SO. Inquire Of BruAh-Ac-
Williams Co., Minot, n. D. 1861
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MONEY TO LOAN. JOHN J.
BATES. e
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miners at Foxh0lm
mine. Inquire Of T. L. Simmons,
Foxholm. ARtf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05

FOR SALE-Power wind mill, good
as new; will sell cheap, or trade
for stock Address box II, route !.
Minot Z II t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Road or WORK
out cart, with runner attachment
nearly new. Inquire Of James N.
Wilson, Royal Cafe, or $40 RetsA-
US st. 7-11-tG-
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MONEY TO LOAN. JOHN J.
BATES. tt !,
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CIydesdaie Stallion for Sais

For sale i've registered Clydesdals
stations from 3 to 8 years old.
These ho:ses have been raised hors
are acclimated. well bred and are
good horses. Address W. Glib,
Rrookbank, n. y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

ness the LAW of the Ten Command
ments. to take the place OF the pi
vine Law which was originally written
IN Adams character. When he was
created in the image and likeness OF
God Adam needed no Tables of Law
TO teach him right from wrong. even
as God needs none.
Saint Paul explains further. saying.
Israel hath not obtained that which
he seeketh for. but the election hath
obtained It, and the rest were blinded"
Romans ST. ~ Israel desired to.
the Bride OF Mcsslah-to have the V,
choicest blessings which God had
give. And Israel got that so far as
people ircre prepared hercfUA #
"eect" obtained tia remnant Of
rael, numerically small as compared I,
the whole, were found upon test to be
"Israelites indeed in whom was no
guile;" and these became the nucleus
Continued on Page -Four.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March 27.-Flour-Dull
but firm.
Pork-steady, mess 1S@1S.5O.
Lard-Firmer, middle west spot
9.75O9S5.
Sugar-Ray, steady; ccntrlfugals,
80 test. 4.36; muscovado, 80 test,
$3.50; refined steady; cut loaf, $50;
crushed, G.20; powdered, 5.55D $50;
granulated 5.45@5.55.
Conee-iRio No. 7 on the spot,
IA 3-4@14 rs.
Tallow-Quiet city G; country
8 3-4GD6 Ia.
Hay-Firm; prlme Las; No. 3,
1.15@ 1.20; clover 1850 1.25.
Dressed poultry--Dull; turkeys 1S
@22; chickens 1G@2l 1-2; fowls II
Q1G 1-2; ducks 13me2.
Live poultry-Easy; geese, 9m10;
ducks II; fowls 1904 1-2; turkeys
5000; roosters 81 chickens 18.
Cheese-Flrm; state milk, com
mon to specials. 1G@10 Ia; skins
common to specials Z 1-2@15; ful
slSims 4G05.
Butter-Steady: receipts 1850
creamery extra 81 1-2; state dair,
tubs 24G031; imitation creamer,
frsts 90,
Eggs-l'lrm; receipts 20,GS0; near
by white fancy 81; nearby miXo'
fancy 23 1-2@2i; fro h rsts 23@25.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

leraG'9 '-ron1'sea Ct'''sr-f'
AS consolation Col assured Israel
that lie would scnd thc Deliverer.
one still Create" taan Noses who had
delivered thcrl from the Egyptian
bondage. This greater bcliycrcr would
deliver thcm from the greater bondage
Of sin and death. SO that they would
be able To obey the Divine Law and
be used Of God In blessing and IN
structing other nations. THIS Creator
than Moses they were assured Wou'u
lnau&urate Ne" Law covenant
based upon better "1''.l"'H than the
blood or buliS7ahd ~ '' 'ie was
known to themi"i '.'' '.1 !h' Mes
senger OF TIE Ne" '''''.'.'. I'D lllii'
therefore, they Tai'' to h',H; Tor lllih
they waited; IN We p',. ''t "' li!"
coming they de:l'h'''t '"
But although l'' !'" '' ''''Hl'l
maGe nothing l2riHc; -a'ho''1 II ga
not accomplish tIo t@'lE '.H'l had
hoped, 1t cld """Ai-'''ti'1 '''A II
/ served to MT iH@s "-' n1.''1 r2ll-
giously' hi2h aI'V' eI '-'' ''I-''f MT
tions or thelr o2y. $50 t'at Wh2l the
time came 'nN '''' 70 f'.!i lil" S'A
INTO the wofIu 10 '' il'1 " i.'l"iepr-
TO de- the "":| la' I'D" t'j'S'. Ter
mans recouch'"'''H. ."'. .'.'AehleIt
Tor MS SHAT tIi ''-.' neg We're
few Thousand '''a.'' "r"' VINO
waited Tor the oonH'i.'t'"h' ih', con-.
Fort the bleS'''& N.''d toH had
lease from li'' ''''.|'-' %! H'A ana
death
Thus the Law "@i n'o1-oGue.
servant, !" '''' Tue r''''H 10 ''V
"Ieo' lr,'I..''' 'uu W. ''','''Sl "'.u
SuoS'd ','"',' ~, 80" ,","'I"u VI '''''
mus ''T '''',,.'' Wv 't''"o' y, C.'' r.
70 De 'i'N U'a' 49, ~ "",N !" ii.'
nl'l'S' " "''''. ",.m i'Iiu ,. or ''''' o"'
u" u'p '''''e' =" ',',," !" ''' i,.i -, ,..,
~ ", " >,,',,'7 -. ,, -, -
.'' ~, eo' ,,',s.-t,1 ,,,o,, ~ 90 -,
y e,'HS N"S Nv, -. ~.' ~ Ca5
.''iiiV" u.e "'''' - t,u I DJ'% .,',, "' Wv
.S S'''I,'',, pa,5 ,,1a.,ah,I I 49, I'o,,.
NV - Wv W ''r,''',''''' ,a ,, ~ ~ ~ 80 49,"
~ 90 Ch,i,t r,.h,ci, 70 t,a Chrro,
for thosc nenbers will FOLLOW the
Hcnd. none OF them precede Him.
These Ancient Worthless were not
berotten of the Holy Snlrlt 10 u new
nnt,Irc. to be new creatures m Christ.
but "they had this testimony that
they pleased God" They have the
Scrlptural testimony. therefore. tlat
they shall be accounted worthy OF n
better resurrection" than the remain
der of mankind. althou,sh their rcsur.
rectlop will not he with the Bride nf
Cbr,e+ viii NOT T., tho Ch,cf p,,,.
rootIon ta snirJt notn,m erl.n tn,r,r.
80 Tha.a ,ncTont yra..,.t,, III
como fnrn FRO, trn to,,t, of.o, 49,.
comn,o,Ion NJ I,. Cn.r.h nf,,r H..
ostohIishmo,t i, c.,ry Thcv ,.a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
prTrsnu1,G LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburg, Pa. March q. Cattle -
Receipts light; market steady: choice
790@S25; good 7GZ4O; fair 5.75mG %;
veal calves 969.2j.
sheep and lambs Receipts fair:
market steady; prime wcthcrs GmG.25;
good mixed 5.GOG590; fair mixed $40
5.JO lambs 4d725; spring lambs 90
1850.
Hogs Receipts light; market ac-
tive; primo heavy hogs S6S.05; med
iums S.15; heavy yorllers Sic; light
yorkers S0SO5: pigs 7@75O; roughs G75
6T15; stays 5.75@G2j.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, o., March 27-Wheat-Cash
1.O2 "a; May 1903 S-S; July 100 5-S;
september 9S 1-2.
Corn@Cash II; May "A 3-4; July
and September 70. IIc
oats-Cash Sc: May Sc 3-4; July
90 1-2; September A 7-S
Rye--Casih 92.
Cloverseed-C and March 12.O;
April 1900; No. 2, 1850; No. 3, 1880;
rejected 10.
Alsike-Cash and March 1870.
Timothy-C ash and March 7.t5.
Butter, eggs and hay-Unchanged
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East BuilaIo, n. Y, March 27.-Cnt'
tle-Receipts 30 head; market light,
steady; prime steers 75OaS; butcher
grades 3G7.
Calves Receipts $50 head; market
active soc higher; Gull to choice $50
all.
Sheep and lambs Receipts 1900
head; market active 15c higher; york.
ers 79OmS10; pigs 7G725; mixed SO
$40; heavy s6S1O; roughs 707.25;
siags 5.5OdG.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. March 27-Hogs- eceipts
$4,000; market 10c higher; mixed and
butchers 7.45 @7.S2 1-2; good heavy
7.45 a 1855; rough heavy 1850 7.GO;
Tight 74567.77 1-2; pigs 5.2507.25.
Cattle-'Receipts $4,000; market IS
s,eady; beeves 5.35OS.G5: cows and
ibeirers 2.5O@6.75; stockers and feed
ors N4.30mG.5O Texans 4.GO@5.85;
calves 5.5OWS.25.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; market Is
steady to strong; native, 5.75D7.75;
western 6.151S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
PRISONERS RELEAsED.

The charges against Charley Conner
tnd Herman Elliott, two two prisoners
held here for the robbery Of the Roeck-
eI ana Swlck general store We're with
drawn Wednesday morning and the
two men were Ordcred to leave the
city. They left Immediately
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
DROWNED WHILE
HUNTING DUCKS
Only Explanation of the
Disappearance of Louis
Flach
SClOTO RIVER BEING DRAGGED
Boy Supposed 10 Have Fallen III
Water in Attempt to
Reach Duck.

Drowning Occurs Near Green Camp
NbOuf Ten O'Clock this Morning
Searching Parties arc Formed But
Body X Not Recovered at u Late
Hour this Afternoon.
Since eleven o'clock this morning,
body OF men have been dragging tho
scioto river at the edge Of Green
Camp. in the ondeavor to find the body
~ Louis Flach. aged fifteen son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Flach, oS near
Green Camp, who Is Thought to have
been drowned about ten o'clock this
morning.
The boy who attends school at Green
Camp, was on his way to the school
building I'm company with some boy
friends, when he saw a flock OF ducks
go over the town.
IIc returned to the house and pro-
cured a gun and went out to hunt
the ducks. with n boy named Ray
Northrup. The Flach boy succeeded
im shooting duck which fell in tho
water. He then expected to pull the
duck to the bank The Northrup boy
had gone q short way up the river. and
when he shouted bark to the Flach
boy, received no answer.
Returning to speak TO his compan-
ion. he was surprised 20 find that he
had disappeared suddenly. The boy
ran back to the place where he had
last seen the Flach lad, and found
the fishing rod on the bank beside the
river. A cave i'm at the edge OF the
stream denoted that the boy had slip
ped into the river, so the Northrup boy
| Immediately summoned help.
! a body of men organized themselves
into n searching party and dragged
the river for several hours, but had
no success at three o'clock this after
noon.
The Flach boy Is survived by his
parents and three brothers and fouI
sisters. John Flach Of this city, Is
on uncle Of the missing boy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
CTTCAGO GRAM,

Chicago. March 27.-May mp is;
July up IA.
Corn-May up 3-S; July up 5-S.
Oats-May down is; July up ii.
Provisions higher
Wheat-May open 1903 5-S, close
i.O3 ga; July, open 9S 5-S, close 9S
7S.
Corn-Mav, open 7S, close rs 3-4;
July, open 73 is, close 73 3-4.
Oats-MaN oEen "a Ia, close %
is; July open so Ia close so l-2.
Pork-May open 1895, close 1900;
July, open 17.25, close 1875.
GArd--AIey open 9,S2, close 9.S5;
July, open 1000, cloae10.O2,
Ribs-NIay, open 9.57, close 9.5I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
H9TNHNzErEWEyzsEyzEEFzEE sV 71SA
&MsElSA q CID 3 sSA;g
& "
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK.

Cincinnati, March 27-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 79S; market steady; shippers 6
MI25.
CaIves-Market 25c higher extra SIS
d9.
Hogs-Receipts 1854; market 1Oc
lower; good to choice packers and
butchers 795dS.
Sheep = Receipts 1876; market strong;
extra 4.50
Lambs Market strong; extra 8.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
WOODS
Continued from Page Ono.

incatlon OF property for taxation.
Delegate Crosser, who is an adyo-
cate Of the direct initiative, is expect
ID to make an effort on the floor Of
the convention to retain that theory
IN the PROPOSAL
1t was expected the convention Will
commence to vote on the various
amendments today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
LOUISVILLE LIVE STOCK.

louisville. Ky, March 27.-Cattle
Receipts 200; 2@7.
Hogs-iReceipts 1000; 407.S5.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

since the world began AciS i'l' ~
Il.
keesm2t'97 ~ 'i's BLOOD.
Wien cou.d we Ihore appropriately
consider the biNiu" provision Tor our
race tliar when considering tliis land
the Cradle of oar Race, where the fall
took place, where thc ruin began which
has hllcd the carih with sin' selfish
ness. sorrow ANA dyluSf An. surely
thnt n eieetpr ueralty for s,n wac.
needed or intended b.; our Maker Than
tho ppnnl,y yyp pl. pylpriprtiue. What
more couid man losa cham our race us
n vhole inns ,o.tf Crcptrl In relation.
shin with God AIS q SON and heir or tie
npnropriutp lice .rps Of thy Al,l,gh,y
FATHER. Adam and his race lost that
pracious rplulionsrip lost Divine ra
vor Diyine communion riylpe rnre
and were uluuucl into dp1.b condem.
nation ne stran,,prs. ulieps. conyicts
tnrryiur I'm llfo merely TO fullll The vcr
dict. '.DylEg. thou shalt die
| Ir,w siprp'v pivine Justire hold 10
that verdict. How relentlessly. how
pillcssly the forces Of nature were. nj.
J lowed to play havoc with man IN
I earthquakes. Grou,hs. famlncs. pegi,
lences aud hereditary Diseases For
more than two thousand wears the
great Heavenly Parent Showed man
Kind only Ills Justice AMI nurg'it Of
Ills Love. And then the first drrmra-
ton Gr the Gosppl-the drs, mention
that Divine :ayGr would yet reSrue
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

Mid ocean.
March 2l-On the
Atlantic. speeding
HON e ward. thG
Foreign Misa.one
lnNcstigatiouC0,a
nilttCe Is in cC;n
muuication by
wireless. It Is un
dcrstood that ar
rpngcnputs have
been made for q
public mass meet.
Ing in New York's
LARGEST uuditO"i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
nnY ernIrrs ArrnNrIONl

Troop one Moy Scouts Of America
will meet at Troop Headquarters, 81.
Pam's Guild hail, Thursday, March 2S
at z p. m An boys wishing to join
the Boy Scouts are requested TO report
at that time.
ALBION II. ROSS,
Scout Master.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

Master Charles Snyder celebrated his
18th birthday yesterday by entertain
ing twelve OF his school mates at his
home on Silver street.
Those present were; Paul Keller,
Leroy Smith, John Lewis, Arthur
IIeclier, Gayle Shepherd, Clearance
Eowdman, Edward Brittlan, Raymond
Sosey, James Lawler and Ray and
Leroy Delbolt Of Redwood, O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27
PASTOR RUSSELL
ON TIVE ATLANTIC
DlSCOuTSGS On Arabia, The Cradle
Of mankind.
ANCIENT GARDEN or EDEA

Land Where Cur First Parento Had
Thor Trial, Lest Divine Favor and
We're ConGcmned to suffer Penalty of
Gia-pay Draws Near When thu
Great peiiverer Shall Lift tho CaSee
ard the World Be Blessed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

ne Lana Wncro nan Lof3 I1a'
Arabia IS accredited with being the
ancient Edpu. eastward I'm which was
the specially prepared Garden whoro-
IN cur flgst parents had their tial-u1i
for reward OF Heaven o: n punish.
mcut of eternal torment. bat fur re
ward OF everlasting iife under perlcat
earthly conditions. or lor Il ucuaIty OF
death. Here man. created very good, in
the image Of his Creator. siunCd and
became subject TO the penalty OF sin
"The soul that s.uncth, II shall dic.'
Here also rs Mount Anrarat. on which
the ark rested after the food, aEj
from which came forth tho family OF
Noah tq people the earth afrrsh. IhIs
was Arabia twice the Cradle OF mau.
kind.
Here IS the fertile Niusopo,anIa.
which Father abraham lcft at tle ID.
vine invitation. 20 solouru IN Palestine
| to the north, under promise 90 become
the heir OF Divine favor. the father Of
the faithful, whose now glotiiled Seed
the great Messiah has already redeem
Cd the world ana IS yet TO take tho
Throne Of earth and, during The thou
sand years, conquer sin and death ant
lift up from DEGRADATION and the gray,
Adam aud his race.
This is The same Arabia made Ga
nous by the tales of the Arabian
Nights. ana whore also Is the tomb oI
Mohammod, whose followers rival II
numbers The followers OF Jesus ant
still trust in promise made TO Abra
ham. and, Ike the Jews, wait SIN fol
the glorious appearing Of Messiah
Like the lsraelitos they are blind 90 Oh,
fact that, Before Messiah could bies.
ana heat 0ad upiit tho world, Il wa'
necessary that &c redeem them will
Ills own life, and select from amongs
men Il spiritual class TO be His Drld,
ana jolnt-hcir IN Ills glorious King
dom.
And now as the day draws near tha
| the curse shall be lifted from th,
world, whca the Wilderness shall bios
som as the rose" aud the solitary place
shall be ilud," we behold this land o
the most ancient civilization awnking
| Tho ruins OF It's ancient cities, Nmc;cl
| and Babylon, are yielding to mOderl
research the records OF thirty-hye hun
drcd years ago, while modern engineer
and modern capital are at work upol
vast Irrigation schemes costing nil
lions Of money. which they tell US wi!
make that land fruitful ana fertile II
the Garden Of the Lord. Are wc 20
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27

um. Tho TIippodromc next Sunday
20 hear the report of this
Committee respecting It's findings. \
fun repo:t Of the same viii be rireo
In these columns. Pastor Eussell'J tis.
course today was reminiscent OK Ala'
bia as the Cradle OF our Race. lIl2
text was: as all IN Admin die even
so all IN Christ shall he made alive:
every man IN his own order" / Coriu
thians KS. 80. -.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-27


robuut.on of Ills prbmls, Saint Paul
tells us that lie so did IN order that
by these two immuiallo. unchange-
able things-the Woid of God and the
Oath OF God we, who by faith are be-
come the spiritual Seed OF Abraham,
might have strond ccnsola;ion-we
"who have fed for fefugc TO lay hold
upon the hope set licCore u.s. in that
Gospel Message Which God gave TO
Abraham.
"lsrael Hash Not Obtainod."
Centuries passed. Abraham and
Isaac and Jacob 10 whom that prom
ise was successiyely made, all died;
and jacob on his death bed handed
down the gracious Inheritance OF the
wonderful promise tP his twelve sons.
who there became thh nation Of Israel.
The foundation OF lRraers hopes us n
nation is that promise made TO Abra-
ham, in which they. sul trust. The
spectacle OF a faith triumphlng for
four thousand years is glorious one.
and it will shortly ,haye us reward.
In due time, at Mount Sinai God en-
tered iato Il sG0venant witlSathe chill
dren of Israel, by which lie agreed TO
bless them and TO fulhl IN them the
Abrhamic promise that they, rs Abra-
hams seed, should bless an the ma
tlons Of the earth. 1lhe only condition
connected with the promise was that
they were to show their fitness to be
the Divine channel df blessing 20 the
world and their obedience 20 the Di-
vine Law which was delivered TO them
on two tables of stqnc. Full Of Joy
and faith the IsrEelltes obligated
themselves thus.
All much they knew not They did
not realize their own weakness and
lmperfection through the fail md their
inability to fulnl tho Divine require
ments. the spirit OF tie Law Of their
Covenant. They soon found that while
the Law said, "itc thut docth tErS'
things shall live" ia rs were net nb'c
60 do those things: a old thrrio.c the.
were all dying IKE tipr r,n lial
God deceived theml mi CI..0p"@
thom? No. Gods IpE15i.jol ."J
simple enough I.c Il ao.rly ;"s"h
ing them q rlra lt' iH '!l @''.
disease had ta.;rl hnl H Ai.a2..
aud That howPyor 90 '..r Eye" i.
he. all were wc.l 81 D c',' ..
flesh and u.rl''- 'o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Razpusti trustOv.

Roosevelt in Taft kar tekmuje-
ta med seboj iZjavah, kateri IL
med njiju je razbil vec trustov.
Res je, da Sc je Gasu republi-
kanske Wade razpustilo vec tru-
stov, kakor petrolejslIi, tobacni
in drugi. Pri TEN Sc ne gre, ali Sc
je trust razpustil ali sc III, edino
in glavno upraSanje je, koliko je
razpustitvijo takega trusta ame-
riSkO ljudstvO profitiralo Ma to
vpraSanje je najboljSi odgovor
dejstvo, da Sc je vrednost dclnic
pri Onih korporacijah. ki so bile
pref V trustu, pOveGale "a never
jetno visoke procente, IL cesar je
jasno, da Sc je tudi profit teh
korporacij povecal. Ker je pa pro-
fit teh podjetij direktna posledi-
ca izkoriscanja ljudskih mas, smo
ma jasnem, da je ameriski narod
ravno tako, ako ne Sc veGji me-
ri, iskroScan cd trustov po razpu-
stu.
Posebna preiskava kompanij IL
nekdanjega tobaGnega trusta do
celia osvitljuje razpuscanje tru-
stow Z ozirom ma sploSno ljudsko
korist. Prav nobena vista tobaka
Sc nj po razpustu pocenila in "a
kadilce razpust imenovanega tru-
sta nina najmanjsega pomona.
Tudi manjsi tobaGni prekupo-
valci MISC prav mic profitirali.
Pridelovalci tobaka so upali, da
bO nastala po razpustitvi trusta
sploSna konkurenca med posame-
mimi kompanijami, ma podlagi
cesar so upali ma zviSanje cen svo-
.iega produkta. Tudi ii so Sc zmo-
till. Use gre naprej staropot.
Socialist Sc ne strinjamo T. raz-
puscanJem trustov. marvec zahte-
vamO samo. da maj trusti postane-
10 drzavna last, torei last vsega
naroda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Zivahen volilni boi.

Tako zivahnega volilnega boja.
kakor GA letoS vodi socialiSticna
Stranka skoro gotovo Sc nikdar nj
imela nobena stranka Ameriki
III Sc zivahnejSi hi bill. da hi stran-
ka imela dovolj spretnih govorni-
kov ma razpolago. AmeriSko ljud-
Stvo prihaja posluSat socialistiG-
ne govornike V nepriGakovano We
likem Stevilu. kar znaci. da je ze-
lJno sliSati reSilm nauk socializ-
ma. Ma podlagi tega pa soc. stran-
ka lahko upa ma siiajen uspeh
PR jesenskih volitvah, pri katerih
Je zelo vazno to. da poSliemo kar
naJvec soc. kongrcsmanov V Wa
Shlngton. Razmere ugodnc "a
zmago so Milwaukee. Wis.
dva Victor l.. Berger in w. r.
Gaylord; Schenectady. y. Y:
Mayor Geo. Lunn: Columbus. O. (:
j. l.. Bachmann; Chicago, Ill. {:
q. {. Christensen; Minneapolis.
Mimi: T. l.. Latimer: severna
Minnesota: y. l.. Brattlund: \.
Dacota; Arthur LIE Sueur: Butte.
Mont: Mayor Duncan: Kansas.
tretjl distrikt: G. O Brewer: Ok.
Iahoma: Fred Holt in Berkeley; {;
Cal: Mayor j. Stitt Wilson.
Poleg teh je Sc wee drugih di-
striktov. kjer upajo sodrugi ma
izvolitev soc. kongreSmanov. La.
hko da Je IN pa tam mnenie ne
koliko pretirano. nedvomno pa
lc, da bO sodrug Berger dobil We
cJe Stevilo tovariSev Washing.
ton. hi bodo uspehom zastopali
ameriSko delavStvo ter Sc boicva.
II IA njcgove pravice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Svetovni delavsi nemir.

Nezadovoljnost med delavst-
vom je razSirjena po vsem svetu.
Razredna nasprotstva med delav-
cl in delodajalci Sc pojavljajo We
dino in vedno yeGjem obsegu.
Gin bolj je kapitalizem kakega
naroda razvit, tembolj so razvita
naSprotstva med delom in kapita-
lom. Razvoj in moe kapitalizma
je odvisna od izkoriScanja delav-
skin mas. Gin hujSe ST izkoriS-
CAME goji, TEN vecji je profit,
elm silnejSi je pritisk ma delavce
cd strani kapitalizma TEN moe
nejSi je odpor delavcev proti ka-
pitalizmu. Aktivnost enega pospe.
Suje aktivnost drugega.
Toda izkoriSGevalci noceio pri.
znati, da je njihovo izkorisGanje
vzrok nemirov, temvec trdijo, da
so razni agitatorji odgovorni "a
ia nemir in nezadovoljnost. Steer
pa naJ vladaJocl raZred trdi, kar
hOce, dejstvo je. da Sc bo nemir
siril in nezadovoljnost delavskih
mas rastla. dokler So ne bo dose
danja industrijska tiranija nado.
meStila uredbo. da bo vsak de.
lavec prejemal popolno vrednost
svojega della ne Samo emo cetr.
tino, kakor sedaj
Agitatorji Z nemirom samim in
njegovimi vZroki nimajo niGesar
opraviti; oni so samo ucitelji ali
misiOnarji. ki kazejo ma prave
vzroke bednega delavskega polo
zaia ter Obenem kazejo pot, po
kateri Sc more delavstvo reSiti te
mizerije, pot do industrijske svo-
bodc..