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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-24
ssNO-BODY LOVES A BALD MANI

Every day we see YOUNG men and
women, who have grown prematurely grey.
They Immediately fall into the "Old
Age" class, because grey hairs are so
closely associated WITH OLD AGE.
tits extremely discomforting and humil-
iatine TO be bald-to he grey when the
years do not justify it. The girls laugh at
the young men so marred-the young man
soon learns TO discriminate between natu-
raj hair in its full bloom of health and
NATURAL COLOR, and shabby look
ing grey and faded hair.
Give nature chance. II she is encour.
aged, stimulated, assisted, she will give
you head of hair that you will be proud of.
Give il to her. Use
HAYS HAIR HEALTH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-24
Don't Envy a
Glorious
Head of Hair

Your hair may not be as heavy as
other women's. Young Lady: 1t may
not radiate its lustrous splendor. il
may not be free from dandruff: but
that's no reason why you should
worry.
In Paris all women who care have
fascinating hair; in America all wo-
men. young ladies and girls who
know about PARTISAN Sage have a
wealth of brilliant hair and give
credit where credit is due: to won
derful. delightful PARTISAN Sage.
the ideal hair tonic. grower, dandrun
remover and beautifier
Sold by dealers everywhere for on
ly so cents. W. L. Gokay sells il on
money back plan. Il stops scalp
itch instantly and preserves the ma
tural color and beauty of the hair.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
Mrs. Laurel KeIiS EHtertainS for
Her Sister Miss Jessie
ThOmaSon

Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Laurel
L. Kells entertained, at her home on
south Main street, in honor of her
sister Miss Jessie Thomson. The
function was an announcement party
for Miss Thomson whose marriage
to Mr.. Herbert Butler of Willard will
occur early in September. The guests
were twenty-five in number, being
lady friends of the guest of honor.
The shades were drawn and lights
were turned on during the afternoon.
The guests presented Miss Thomson
with a "Career Book" a novelty in
its way and appropriate to the occa-
sion. Refreshments were served. A
very pleasant afternoon was passed.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25

The biggest subscription contest
ever held in this part of the country
starts today A list of nominees and
description of the prizes appear in
this issue. Do not let the number of
girls nominated deter you from enter
ing the contest. because not more
than five per cent of the girls nOm-
mated will take up the work actively,
and any girl who wants to get piano
absolutely free, can do so by collect
ing and solicit ting subscriptions for
The Herald during the next fe W
weeks.
In an affair of this kind, the few
girls among t h e many nominated,
who would be interested IN earning a
piano, usually hesitate long time
before taking up the work, because
they imagine that among so many
candidates they stand small chance
of winning one of the pianos. Now
as matter of fact, it is in hesitating
that they lose. No doubt you have
heard the old adage: "He who hesi-
tates is lost" If you want to get a
high-grade piano absolutely free,
don't hesitate! Start in this big con-
test today, by phoning to ali your
friends and asking for their support.
This contest is a Double District
Voting contest. All the girls who
take part in the contest will be paid
for their work in votes on the grand
prizes. When h contest is over
the prizes will be awarded as fol-
lows: The two girls who get the
highest number of votes in their
respective districts will each receive
high grade s35O.OO piano. The girls
who finish second highest in each dis
trict will receive $1,000 genuine dia-
mond rings The third highest girls
in each receive SAC. 90 business scholar
ships. Fourth highest will get s25.O
Elgin watches. And every girl who
fails to win prize, gets 10 per cent
of the money she turns in during
the contest Votes can be secured in
several different ways. First, cut out
and send to this office all the vote
coupons that you can get; they are
worth SO votes each. Then ask all
your friends who are taking T h e
Herald to pay up their subscription
and renew for as many years as they
wish. And try to induce everyone
who is not taking The Herald to SUBJ
scribe at once. Votes will be credited
TO you for all the money you collect
as per the following schedule:
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25
Card of Thanks

We hereby express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to our friends and
neighbors and to the members of tho
Ladies' Sodality, Lady Foresters, Co
lumbian Mothers Society, the men
.Foresters and st. Joseph's Society, for
their many acts of kindness and their
sympathy during the long illness,
death and burial of our beloved daugh-
ter and sister Agnes Schwartz.
Mr.. AND MRS. NJ. SCHwAR Tz
AND FA MLY.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25
YOUNG liz ENDED
Agnes Schwartz Passes Away
After Prolonged Illness
FUNERAL ON SATURDAY
Large Number of Friends Gather At
St. PauI's Church for Final
Tribate

Agnes Catherine Schwartz, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schwartz.
died at the home of her parents in
this city at 1880 p. M, Thursday,
July 1S. Miss Schwartz had been
sufferer from tuberculosis for three
years but had been able to attend tho
public schools during most of that
time. Only within the past few
weeks was she seriously i'll. And tho
end came unexpectedly even to tho
members of the family who knew
her condition to be hopeless.
Funeral services were held at .
O'Clock a. m. Saturday, July 20, from
St. Paul's Catholic church, the pas
tor, Rev. A. Artz, officiating. 1t was
one of the largest funerals seen in
Sauk Centre for long time. There
was wealth of floral offerings, and
many friends gathered to pay their
last tribute of love and affection to
the memory of the young girl whom SO
many had known and loved. Inter.
ment was in St. Paul's cemetery. Tho
pail bearers were intimate friends Of
the deceased, namely: Misses Maggie
Unger, Lizzie Meyer, Mary Mann,
Netrie Mann, Victoria Meyer, Mary
Cordell. Gertie Cordell carried the
cross. A long line of teams followed
the remains to the cemetery for the
final religious rites.
Deceased was born in Sauk Centre
Feb. 4, 1896, and spent her entire life
here. She was well known here and
had large ciscle of friends and ac-
quaintances.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25
Over $500 in Prizes Will Be Awarded to the Girls Who
Take Part in The Herad's Big Piano Contest
CONTEST WILL BE OF SHORT DURATION
Every Girl Who Fails to Win Prize will Receive 10 Per
Cent of all the Money She Turns in During Contest
Two Districts With -Four Big Prizes In Each District

One year, S1.50-6OO votes.
Two years, $3.OO-l3OO votes.
Three years, $4.5O-23OO votes.
Four years, s6.OO-35OO votes.
Five years, S7.5O-5OOO votes.
Ten years, sl5.OO-15, 900 votes.
Lists of Herald subscribers showing
exactly what each one owes will be
ready Wednesday. All you have to
do is to take one of these lists, go
around and ask the subscribers to
pay you what they owe. You get
the votes on the Grand Prizes and
subscribers get the same credit for
their money that they would if they
paid it into this office. Start now
and you will soon realize that it is
an easy matter to win one of the
piano.
Remember, Candidates! This is a
contest with two districts. There is
separate list of prizes for each dis
trict. The girls in one district do
not have to compete with the girls
in the other district for prizes, al
though the girls in either district
can collect votes in the other d s.
tricts. District No. l takes in the
city of Sauk Centre alone. District
No. comprises all the territory out
side of this city.
All the prizes are high grade arti-
cles. The Herald has purchased moth
ing but the best for it's candidates and
all prizes have been bought of respon-
sible home dealers and will be placed
on display for your inspection. This
weeks issue tells what they are, and
where they are. The Herald wants
you to see all the prizes before you
start working for them and knows
that you will work hard for them if
you take the trouble to look them up.
The Herald is going to give away
good value in all its prizes.
The following is a list of the girls
who have received nominations in
this contest:
District No. I
sAUK CENTRE
Votes
Vera Bramhall 1000
Vera Peart 1000
Jessie Crandal 1000
Victoria Meyers LOCO
Agnes Swan LOCO
Verna Hall 1000
Minnie McWold 1000
Agnes Brophy 1000
Ethel Winslow 1000
Helen Irish 1000
Anna Nelson 1000
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25

Mr.. John Brophy, the aged father
of P. j. Brophy of this city, died We'd
nesday morning, the cause OF his
death being old age. He was born in
County Carlon, Ireland, June 6, 1923
and went to New Brunswick, Canada,
with his parents while child. After
the death of his wife in 1881, he came
to the United States settling on =
farm in North Dakota where he lived
until ten years ago when he came To
live with his son.
Seven children survive him, P. 81.
Brophy of this city; T. ]. Brophy of
Baudette, Minn; Mrs. Mary Reynolds
of Minneapolis; Mrs. Peter Connors Of
Saltwater, Minn., Mrs. Geo. Hamilton
of Wyocena, Wis. Mrs. j. III. Little
of Hankinson N. D.; Mrs. Frank Mo
Manus, of Bemidji Minn.
Funeral services will be held at a.
m. Friday at the church of Our Lady
of the Angles.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25


900 Rose Weedeck Loo
700 Rosie Graham Loo
900 Helen Lietz loo
900 Gladys Larock Loo
900 Tracy Klemm loo
900 Anna Lietz loo
900 Elsie Huber 100
900 Agnes Buckley LOO
900 Olga Flister 100
900 Lottie wicklund loo
900 Jessie Buckley loo
900 Della Huber LOO
900 Rose Letz 100
600 Ellen Lundin loo
900 Frances Dickhaus loo
900 Mary Sunderman 100
900 Kate Proell loo
900 Susie Smith 100
600 Alma Lietz loo
900 Martha Titzke 100
900 Lillian Kane 100
900 Lillian Kurell 100
900 Rosa Botz 100
900 Nettie jaeger LOO
900 Lila Neal LOO
900 Hazel Jardine LOO
600 Minnie Werhahn LOO
900 Margaret Collins 100
900 Annie Ripka 100
900 Bessie Veeder loo
900 Mary Tillman LOO
600 Maggie Unger LOO
600 Verena Botz 100
600 Rose Miller LOO
900 Margaret Dix 100
600 Mary Lindeman LOO
600 Maggie Botz 100
900 Marjorie 'Molitor LOO
600 wEsrpoRr
600 Lucille Miller LOO
600 Lillian Kurell 100
600 Mrs. E. A. Perickney 100
600 Bernice Cooper 100
600 Ruth Frederick LOO
600 Maud Waldron 100
600 Dolly Simpson LOO
GOO Hags Stuart LOO
600 WEST UNION
600 Marion Williams LOO
600 Emma Martahaler 100
600 Maggie Botzet LOO
600 Mary Kramer LOO
600 Mary Stuke 100
600 Tracy Sauer LOO
600 Tillie Beste LOO
900 Tillie Kramer LOO
900 Clara Selensky LOO
900 Mary Rademacher 100
900 FREEpoRr
600 Beatrice Graham loo
600 Rosa Spier loo
600 Mary Graham
600 Anna Harren LOO
600 Sophia Beste loo
Gertrude Rausch loo
Nina Botz Loo
900 Lena Harren loo
900 Lena Nicolette loo
900 Regina Rausch loo
900 Frances Hoeschen Loo
600 Mamie Thull loo
900 Lena Bruning loo
600 Bertha Thull loo
OOO Agatha Hoeschen 100
900 ALBANY
900 Geneyive Schaffer loo
900 Olivia Thersen loo
900 Alma Winter loo
900 Lena Auer loo
900 Mamie Defeman loo
600 Bella Krebs loo
600 Julia Krocker loo
600 Julia Meyer LOO
600 GETTY GROVE
600 Anna Ripka LOO
600 Susie Spaeth LOO
900 Josie Jung LOO
600 Mrs. VIM. Gritzmacher LOO
OO0 PADUA
600 Lavina Rooney LOO
600 Regina Winkler LOO
600 Mary McDermond LOO
600 Alvina Weyrauch LOO
900 Mary Ebensteiner 100
900 Berth McDermond 100
600 Louisa Young LOO
600 MELRoSE
600 Kate Slime loo
600 Mamie Whit LOO
OOOI Rose Hinnencamn IN
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25

Alice uraiiain l,ooo
Oertr'ioe WALDORF 1000
Mrs. Caroline Gala ger 1000
MRS. John Lawrence 1000
clara OroecK 1000
Annie Mlller 1000
FRANCES Miller 1000
Celia Burns LOCO
MRS. John Burns 1000
| GREY EAGLE
Agnes Shobart 1000
May Bluth 1000
Eva Drager 1000
Josie Pontlus 1000
Urace bronskll l,OOO
io'''o ''io""'0er
"'" 14'A'oo i'ooo
Ao" moNeiiy i'ooo
MIS- nooert AleAahoria l'ooo
of"i zimmerman I'ooo
Dialohe oaiiaiiah l'ooo
'eSSie avery I'ooo
ei'o Da''u i'"o
H''' oNN'" i'oVo
'ioi0 o'"'N i'o0"
-'ooo
Lillian peterson LOCO
Lydia Carlson 1000
Lillian Johnson loo
Korine Forsbere OoO
Annie Holmouist ooo
u;,;o No,.o ooo
Ev. Eorshoro 900
'0oo
BELGRADE
1iniila eoeison l'ooV
49,
''0
busta Via 1000
Agnes Quisberg 1000
Della Anderson 1000
Hedwio Ippd ooo
i'ooo
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-07-25

1 0iuOl
Jennie Meyers
Linda Johnson
Merle Pangburn
Alice Brophy
May Pangburn
Theresa Pangburn
Hazel Pangburn
Ruth Merting
Iris Garfield
Flora Nutting
Clara Houghton
Lucy Gallagher
Ellen Hedin
Lizzie Kerneghan
Jessie Trattles
Ellen Donart
May Shobart
Mrs. VIM. Derby
Gertrude Marshall
Mary Marshall
Mabel Borgmann
Mrs. E. A. Lagergren
Burnece Johnson
Nora Denzine
Hattie Johnson
Mary Palmer
Lizzie Zapp
Mrs. Jessie Wallace
Ella Kinsella
Frances Eddy
Elsie Hansen
Agnes Grundmann
Hattie Glockzin
Mabel Palmer
Mrs. Bessie Brecount
Jennie Ingels
Carrie Hoffman
Mary Hoffman
Alma Hansen
Mildred Pangburn
Rose Gamradt
Gertie Rausch
Amy Homlberg
Eta Larsen
Grace Wilcox
Edith Henry
District No. z
RURAL ROUTES
Edith Gamradt
Clara Gamradt
Ruth L. Bunker
Marie Konczak
Anna Kane
Mary Doege
Pearle Hamilton
Jennie Hines
Anna Biebler
Agnes Merfelt
Dina Stuke
Anna Doege
Lucy jung
Christina Zehrer
Lizzie Sullivan
Helena Quistorff
Fosa Rorabaugh
Katherine Minette
Frances Minette
Sylvia Trattles
Ethel Telschow
Blanche Miller
Rose Lent
Clara Smith
Jerda Samuelson
Selma Samuelson
Alvina Kennedy
Annie Anderson
Hulda Anderson
Maud Mann
Eff1e Preston
Clara Tank
Rosa Uphus
Eunice Irish
Dorothy Tank
=
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
STRAJK MA JAPONSKEM.

- V Toxic, glavnem mestu ia
ponSke, je ma novega leta dan "a
Strajkalo 5000 usluzbenccv ondot-
ne pocestne zeleznice. Promet lie
skOro popOlnoma vstavljen.
Strajkarii zahteva.jo ~zviSanie
place zaradi visokih cen ivil. Ia
radi ogromnega dolga, V katerega
je zabredla J%aponska V zadnji vol
nj z Rusi, zvisuje zdaj davke, da
Sc resi- bankerota. Da .ie draginia
naravna posledica davkov, nj ire
ba posebej p~ovdarjati.
Ker je to prvi Strajk tie vrste '
Toxic, vse upa, da Sc V kratkem
doseze sporazumljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
SVOBODA PREPRICANJA.

Columbus, o. - Da so zakoni.
XII govorijo o volilni svobodi in o
svobodni aktivni in pasivni volil-
nj pravici najveGja ironija, XII elk
sistira Same ma papirju, a ne fax
ticno, dokazuje nova zrtev anne
riSkega kapitalizma.
Henry Spires je bill usluzbenec
Baltimore in Ohio zelezniSke druz-
be skoro zadnjih Sest let. Kakor
njegovi predstojniki trGijo, je bill
YES Ia cas- west in toGen V svoji
sluzbi; incl je lie to "napako",
da je bill socialist in kandidat "a
svojo stranko. Sc pred volitvami
je dobi! namigljaj. da maj opusti
kandidaturo STEER gre njegova
Sluzba, a kot eel MOI Sc nj hotel
uklOniti. Ia novo leto .je pa do
bill darilo, kakSnega hi tudi nihGe
izmed naS ne bill vessel bill ie cd
slovljen. Iakaj2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
v DRZAVNIH LADJE.
DELNICAH.

POrtmounth, Va ). jan. Blizu 100
maSinistov in pomagaGev .ie da-
mes zaStrajkalo V tukajSnjih dr.
zavnih ladicdelnicah. Now uprav-
nj tajnik tega podjetja je namreG
tidal Odredbo, da morajo vsi
stroniki in njih pomagaci natanG-
no podpiSati IA kakSno delo so cas-
porabili. kar je toliko kOt Girekt-
no priganjanje k delu. To pa .ie
bio proved "a slabo plaGane de-
lavce in so cato raje puStili delo
kot pa hi st pokorili tako nesram-
nj iZkoriSGevalni odredbi. Vsi
Strajkarji so Glani mednarodne
zveze maSinistov.
Cudno, ga hoGe vlada prihrani-
ii tam, kjer Sc sploh priraniti ne
la in okoristiti ma Skodo DELAY
cev. drugod pa della T. zvezinim
denarjem Eakor svinja z mehom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
RaZIlO.
A ~TOLEDCANOV.

Toledo, o. 6. dec. - Koliko IL
da slozen nastop meScanov, nam
jasno prica zmaga, XII so 10 me-
Scani pravkar izvoievali. TIE dni
je namrec potekla pogodba med
meStom in pocestno = zeleznisko
druzbo in ista je prosila "a novo
pogodbo. To priliko je mesto DO
rabilO in zahtevalo "a predpogoj
move pogodbe tricentno voznio
pc mestu. Da pa mescani pokazejo
solidarnost 2 mestno upravo, Sc lie
osnovalo wee takozvanih "pes
klubov", kojih clani so raje hodili
pes kot pa hi Sc nadalie ~plaeevali
krivicno %voznino. Kakor povsod
in vselej OBJ enakih prilikah so Sc
ljudski izkoriScevalci uprli tel
opravieeni zahtevi q vso silo. ker
pa so videli, da jim vse mic ne
pomaga, so ~odjenjali in dovolili
tricentno voznjo "a stir ure ma
da in sicer: dive zjutraj in dive
zveeer OBJ casu, ko hodijo delavci
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

nravno zivljenje, cetudi revno. -
I~yiSanje delavskih plac ne more
imeti nobenih slabih posledic IA
lastnike, ker so isti ravno pred
kratkm zviSali Gene perilu, a pla-
ce usluzbencem Znizali. - Zahte-
va, da sc ne zaposljuje otrok, ka-
kor zahteva zakon. Svojo zahtevo
podpirajo z dejstvi, da V nobenem
mestu Zdr. draw delavci in de-
lavke pc ''laundrah' MISC tako
slabo ~pla6ane kakor V New Yor-
ku, dasi je tn zivljenje dosti draz-
je kot drugod.
Delavci upajo, da Sc BIO Strajk
kmalu poravnal; a IL druge stra-
hi prihajajo vesti, da nameravajo
lastniki vstrajati do konca in da
MISC pripravljeni sprejeti DELAYS
XIII zahtev, ker nameravajo usta-
noviti nekak laundry trust IL vseh
majhnih podjetii tie vrSte. Bale
imajo potrebni denar re priprav-
lien.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
CARJEVA GROZoDEJSTVA v
PERZIJI.

Tabriz. Perziia. - Da pokazejo
svojo ''kulturo'' in moe mad ubo-
gimi in neoborozenimi Perziianci.
so ruski vojaki zadnii teden ODE
sill zopet osem voditeliev perzij-
Skega liud>tva Same zato. ker 50
Perziianci storili svojo patriotic
no dolznost in hotel braniti ne
odvisnoSt svoje domOvine. Pa tudi
to Sc nj zadosti ruSkim krvnikom :
pomoriti hotejo So kakih 100 ne
dolinih Perziiancev, da s TEN po-
kazejo. de so oni gospodarji deze-
lie. KOt viSek njihove barbarske
kulture je gnjusno deistvo, da so
trupla nedolznih zrtev vlacili DO
mcStu kakor hlode. - O Sc bodo
pokale bombe. SCI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
1900 IGRALcEV BREZ sLUZBE

Mad 1900 gledaliSkih igralcev
In igralk povpraSuje "a delo pri
raznih gledaliSkih druzbah v Chi
cagn. TEN sc pridruzujejo stoti-
ne vsak dan, ker je zaradi neza-
dostnega vspeha mnogo druzb cd
pustilo svoje moGi. Vsako lcto Sc
Je OBJ tenn Gasu organiziralo dosti
gledaliSkih podietij, a letos ie ma
stotlne druzb to opustilo, ker Sc
baje wee ne "izplaca''. Marsikate-
ri izmed igralcev danes obzaluje.
da Sc ie dial omamiti zapeljivim
Sirenam gledaliSkcga odra in 81 nj
raje izbral kak boliSi poklic. a IA
vetino njih prihaja to spoznanie
prepozno.
Nzrok propada nekdaj tako
vspeSnih gledaliSkih druzeb so v
prvi vrsti takozvani ''show-ir. XII
so danes poplavili yes svet, drugi
vzrok so pa slabe delavske razme-
re.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09

no opazila - je roka popustila.
magic Sc je oprijel z drugo, toda
tudl ia Je popustila. Left" je
krlknlla, da je odmevalo dalec DO
skalni stem in vsi so vzkliknili 2
MO. "Pada!' so kriknili in so
razprostirali roke proti MENU
navzgor, mozje in zene. ResniGno.
padal Je, "a sabo je vlekel pesek,
kamenJe, gramoz, padal je, padal
neprenehoma, vedno hitreje; lju-
dye so Sc obrnili vstran in potem
so sll>ali "a sabo oh stem pok in
sum in kmalu nato je pablo nekai
tezkega kakor velika gruda mo-
kre zemlje.
NO so Sc zopet opogumili i'm Sc
ozrli naokolo, je lezal ma zemlii
RABBIT, Ga ga nj bilo mono spo-
znati. Deklica je lezala mad KAN
nom oGe jo je odnesel.
Mladina, Xxi je najbolj prigan-
Jala Leila k drznemu pocetiu. Sc
nj upala niti roke poloziti mani in
mu pomagati, nikdo ga nj mogel
pogledati. Pristopiti so tore.j mo-
rah StarejSi. NajstarejSi Sc ga je
prltaknil in rekel: ''To je bilo ne
umno - toda", je pristavil in POI
gIedai navzgOr, "dobro je pa lie.
ce viSi nckaj tako visoko. da ne
morejo doseGi tistega vsi liudie."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
Pred velikim strajkom ma Angle.
Skem.

London, Z. jan. - IL okraiev
prihajajo vesti, da Gaka Anglijo
eden ~najvecjih Strajkov, kar Jill
pozna zgodovina. Strajk Sc baje
zaGne |. marca.
Glasovnice so re razposlane in
glasovanje Sc pricne 10. t. m. Do
lotiti Sc ina najmaniSa dovoljena
plaza in druge ugodnosti. Kakor
Sc sod, bodo vsi rudarji glaSovali
IA tie predloge, kar pomeni Straik,
ker so lastniki rudokopov odklo-
Mill vsako tozadevno pogaianje.
V slutaiu ia delodajalci vstra.ja-
10 pri sedanji odklonitvi, DO Slo
ma stavko mad million rudarjev.
TAX Strajk bi bill "a Anglijo
uSOdepolnega pomona, ker bi V te-
ku enega meseca poSel yes pre-
mog. kar ga imajo v zalogah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
KcLIKO NEWYoRCANov Sc
JE EGUBILO LANSKO LETO.

Da vladajo V New Yorku ma
ravncst barbarSke razmere. kazc
naslednja statistika, Xxi 10 :je ida
la policija "a lansko leto: S tevilo
izgubljenih oseb znaSa $500 V
New Yorku samem Cd teh Jill je
policija "naSla" 2OOO. Ostalih
300 oseb, cd katerih ie 1000 De
klic v starosti 14-20 let, policija
nj mogla najti in dognati kje Sc
n%ahajajo. Ia vzrok, da sc liudje
zgubijo, navajo policiia sledeGe
vzroke: stroga vzgoja, skrajna be-
ia, veselje do gledaliSkega odra in
obetanie "zlatih gradov." PaG
'cecme" razmere in "Gastnc" IN
poSpeScralce svetovneg& miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
Delavske razmere ma Angleskem

V Londonu sc lastniki CASTOR
dvorane razpisali sluzbo oskrbni-
ka s tedensko place 1915. Cd pro.
silica Sc je zahtevalo spricevalo o
zvestem sluzbovanju, poStenosti,
tocnosti in iaobrazenosti. ia to
mesto Sc je oglasilo 300 prosilcev.
900 prosilcev je bio v stanu DO.
kazati dosti boljsa spricevala ka-
kor Sc je zahtevalo. MOI, XII je do
bil to mesto, ie absolviral Oxford.
sko univerzo. TIA slucai paG iasno
znaci delavski polozaj V Londonu
IN ma A~ngleSkem sploh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
"KAKO JE LEP VOJASKI
STAN.

IL AngleSkega Sc poroca, ia Sc
je uprl regiment gorske infanteri-
je V Longmoor sotoriSGu V nedcljo
zjutraj ter Z bajoneti ranil wee
podcastnikov, ustrelil enega cast
nika. Regiment je p~ricakoval, da
bo incl %novOletni dan prost kakor
druga leta, cato .je sprejel poro-
clio o celodnevni sluzbi ma ia dan
2 odporom. Takoj so sklicali sejo
vsega regimenta in sc posvetovali,
kaJ maj store. Ker pa so .iih cast
Mkt hotel razgnati, Sc je zacel
prepir. VojaSke oblasti so hotele
cello zadevo popoinoma zakriti in
cato MISC nameravali sklicati nj
kakega vojnega sodisca, ker Sc bo-
Je, da bi Sc upor ne r~azSiril.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-09
KIDD UBIJA?
Skandalozne razmere v newyor-
skin "laundrah".

New York. - Zadnji teden so
z~aStrajkali delavci in delavke V
tukajSnjih pralnicah vsled Memo
snih in naravnoSt SkandaloZnih
razmer, V katerih so Sc nahaiali.
Stevilo Stra.ikariev je V prvih
dveh dneh narastlo ma 10000, kar
kale veliko nezadovolinost med
mimi. Strajk Sc ie razSiril IL New
Yorka Y Brooklyn. New Jersey in
druga ~predmestja. Skupno stevilo
Stavkujoeih znaSa mad 10000.
Steer je bio sploSno znano. da
vladajo pc teh pralnicah neznosne
razmere, a kar vse ie priSlo sedai
ma dan, Je naravnost pod vsako
kritiko: ia sramotno place So
ma teGen so deklice delale 30 -
III ur ma dan. Tu bodi poveda-
no, da je 1871 vseh Strajkariev
zenskega spola. Lastniki so z We
dnoStjo mestnih nadzornikov "a
posljali deklice otroke. stare
12-l4 let, kar je prot zakonu.
Nizki in zaduhli prostori brez vsa-
kin varderob, k.jer hi Sc uboge
delavke lahko pr~eoblacile. neci-
sta in nezdrava stranisca. to ie
bilo nekaj navadnega V teh bezni-
cah. Res ie %sicer, da so te presto
re veckrat nadzorovali zdravstve-
nj nadzorniki, a to ie bilo vse da-
lJc Sc nj nihce brigal.
Poznavatelji teh razmer trdiio.
da so bile razmere newyorskih De-
ric dosti slabsa cd onih v klavni-
cab, Xxi Jill popisuje znani Upton
Sinclair v svoji knjigi: "Jungle".
Xxi je prevedena tudi v slovenski
jezik).
Hahteve Strajkarjev so:
S~krajsanje delavnega casa cd
IL in II ur ma 10 ur ma dan in
plaza "a delanje cez ia cas-. Cesar
do sedaj nj bio. - Varnostne
uredbe "a vse nevarne stroje.
IvSanJe place "a 5000. kar
DO omogoeevalo vsaj skromno in