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The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
BINGHAMTON MEN
TO BANQUET GITCHELL

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, March 19.-
On Monday night, the Scribblers club
composed of newspaper men of Bing-
hamton, will tender a farewell teSti-
monial banquet to Byres Gitchell, re-
firing secretary of the chamber of
commerce, who leaves Tuesday to
take up his new duties as secretary
OF the board OF commerce in Detroit.
Nearly 500 reservations have al
ready been made. The chamber OF
commerce, merchants association and
other clubs will attend In a body.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
HOUSE PASSES EXCISE
TAX BILL, 249 TO Al

WASHINGTON. March l9.-By an
Overwhelming vote OF 249 TO Al. the
house late this afternoon passed the
excise tax bill leyying one per cent
tax upon annual incomes OF more than
$4,000. Only rock.ribbed Republicans
soted against the bill. Every Demo
crat voted for It's passage.
The Republicans sprung a surprise
by living up almost solidly behind the
Democratic bill. probably realizing its
utility In the coming campaign.
Most OF the opposition OF republi-
cans came from New England. All OF
the progressive Republicans and
many "Standpatters" also helpad
pass IL.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19

This was the first case that camc
before the aldermanic committee
under the new law. The loan sharks
were notified to file their bonds and
get licenses some weeks ago by Seigt.
Hicks of the mayors office. George
THEM, president OF the Michigan
Loan Co.. was the first agent TO COM
ply with the order. When his bond
for $1,000 came before the comrnitte :
a week ago, 1t was decided to refer
the matter to Prosecutor Shephere
and the committee refused TO issue
a license on the strength OF the fol
lowing reply from the prosecution:
The letter to Schreiter is as fol
lows:
| am pleased TO acknowledge
Continued on Page EighD
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COUNCIL LCOMMlITtEPUIS
QUtETUS ON LOAN SHARK
BY WITHHOLDING LICENSE
Michigan Mortgage Company
Forced Out of Business at
Prosecutors Request
ANOTHER AGENT IS FINED
Theodore H. Perry Must Fay
$1OO Defense Wins Tempo
rary Victory in Two Cases
ANOTHER AGENT is FINED

The council committee on licenses
refused TO accept the bond OF tne
Michigan Mortgage Loan Co. ana -,
sue a license TO the concern, Iuesuny
morning. According to the new law
enacted last year loan agency can.
not do business in this state with"u'
obtaining such a license, and the a.
dermen believe they have put the
company out of business. II the com
pany continues to operate the alder
men will notify the police OF the vio'
lation of the law and criminal prose
cution will result.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
SUGAR OFFICIALS
SCORE BY RULING

NEW YORK. March ls.-The sugar
trust officials on trial for criminal
conspiracy gained victory .o1ay
when Judge Hand refused 10 iet the
government Introduce letter writ.
ten by President Thomas
In this letter Thomas commissioned
David NJ Sexton to secure inlorma-
ton regarding just how pressing
Adolph Segars need OF money VAS
NJ the time the government alleges
the trust was planning 10 get control
OF the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining
Co. by loaning Segal, its promoter.
sl,25O. 900.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
SOFT COAL OPERATORS
AND MINERS MEETING
MEANS WAR OR PEACE
Important Conference To Be
Held in Cleveland Tomorrow
To Discuss Wage Question
MEN DEMAND INCREASE
Operators To Demand Decrease
of 10 Cents Per Ton For Min
ing of Screened Product


Under the system in vogue I'm
most coal fields the miner. getting
paid for the amount OF coal ne
mines. does not receive anything for
the so-called screenings. which In
Guides the slack and small Jumps
that fall through a lh Inch screen.
although these screenings are sold
by the operators. Sometimes the
holes in the screen wear larger.
which adds TO the operators "vel-
The run-of-mine basis means.
snen, that the miner gets paid for
all the coal he mines and which IL
salable. The soft coal diggers want
L 80 cents for every ton OF coal, In
ciuding big and little Jumps and,
Slack rather -than-the e5- cents u
ton after IL has been run through
the screen. the union scale now In
Iorce In most bituminous union
districts.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
LET TAFT MAKE GOOD AND
=SSTT0P7FFfIGGHHTTtIHfGG= =SSTT0P FIGHTING PRIMARY
IN MICHIGAN SAYS DIXON
Roosevelt's Campaign Manager
Answers Presidents Speech
In Boston
SHOULD HALT MANAGERS
Word To Aides Would Terminate
Opposition To Immediate
Effect Plan
SHOULD HALT MANAGERS
From a Special Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Dis-
cussing President Taft's statement in
his Boston speech yesterday after
noon regarding the presidential pref
erence primaries. Senator Dixon said,
regarding the situation in Michigan:
There the legislature was called
in special session by Gov. Osborn TO
enact a presidential preference pri-
mary law. The bill was opposed with
all their power by the Taft leaders
in that state. 1t was finally passed
despite that opposition but 1t lack
ed in the senate the necessary two
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
FINES RAILROAD $4,000
FO RVI0EATING LAW

BUFFALO, n. Y, March ls.-The
Lackawanna railroad was fined $4,000
today for violating the commodities
clause of the Hepburn law. The com
pany shipped hay over its own lines
from Buffalo to Scranton free OF
charge for the use of its mules in its
own mines.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
thirds vote to make it Immediately

thirds vote to make 1t Immediately
effective.
Reliable information has been re-
ceived here that one of the Taft sena-
tors who opposed the emergency
clause in the bill was acting in d.
rect response to the influence of fed
eral patronage applied from Wash
ington. Gov. Osborn has now called
the legislature to reconvene on April
first 1t will take but q single word
from -Mr.2Taft= =te=his supporters In
the Michigan senate to give immedi-
ate practical effect to the professions
of his Boston speech.
Under the circumstances, l SUD-
Continued ON Page Two.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
By WOODROW WILSON.

aS'sfsatioayOr BrsadenL The Times hereuiih
g'res h's 'de~s oa bastaess prosperity.
By WOODROW WILSON.
Nhat nlls me with confidence in
the iuture Is that the world is not
waiting upon the stupidity OF poll.
ties. The world has an awkward way
~ taking things into It's own hands.
The life OF the people must iu tie
long run express Itself I'm It's politics,
ana IL doe3 not now express Itself in
this country In the politics We have
been accustomed 10 In the last de.
cade.
There are two or three theories or
goXernmenI In this country. Don {
deceive yourself By supposing ali tue
people believe I'm Democratic govern.
tnent, because they do not. You have
only 20 listen TO the utterances OF very
distinguished Republican speakers 10
zee TnAt they do not believe and do
not pretend to believe In representa-.
i've government. They will tell you
they do not believe the judgment of
the people can be trusted And YOU
are going 10 take counsel from these
gentlemen "a 20 the preservation OF
our representative Institutions when
hey don't want them 20 represent the
great body OF the people.
I don't know whether | was born
so, or learned so. or what happened
10 me. but know this. that the deep
est conviction | have. arising out CT
observation and experience Is this,
that | would rather take the judgment
OF the rank and file than the jud2-
ment OF the men who have become
absorbed and successful leaders in
great undertakings.
And want 20 ask these gentlemen
this query. What sustains business
in the United States, What is IL that
makes the United States prosperous?
II IL that We have great captains or
Industry? What would they do with
out the cunning and skill. the muscle
and the indomitable aspiring hope oil
the American people, II these peo-
pie were to find hope dying out OF
their hearts. they would become
dumb driven beasts. and your enter
prises would fall for lack OF the very
breath that sustalns them.
II you want 10 find whether a ma
Cessinuea On PAGE seven.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
Dr. J. F. MacGeash Lose. Salt.

Dr. James #. MacGeagh lost the suit
brought against him In Judge Man
dell's court by the Gregg Hardware
Co, Tuesday. when jury decided that
he should pay 1894 for stoves furnished
him. The stoves were for use I'm an
apartment erected by the defendant
and he claimed they should have been
charged TO the contractor.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
WHERE WAS CONSCIENCE IN
.ttaff WHEN T0U TOTEBFURF
IMMEDIATE EFFECT BILLS?
DIR. BAKER TO GUY MILLER.
Senator's Excuse For Action on
Presidential Primary Rid
died By Detroiter
JUST FIGHTING OSBORN"
Solon Told He Was Elected To
Carry Out Peoples Wishes,
Not Squabble With Governor
JUST FIGHTING OSBORN"

II. B. Baker, M. d., one of the
election board officials in west-side
ward has sent the following letter to
State Senator Guy A. Miller. In an
swer to a statement from the latter
in which he attempts to Justify his
action In refusing to vote to give the
presidential primary law immediate
effect.
Hor. Guy A. Miller,
state Senate, Lansing, Mich.
Dear Sir-Replying to your open let
ter OF March IL, regarding your atti-
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
THE WEATHER

For Detroit and vlcinityt Tuesday
night, unsettled with probably rain.
turning 60 snow Wednesdays colder,
With cold wave Wednesday; moderate
10 brisk westerly winds.
For Lower Michigant snow in north
and snow or rain I'm south portion to-
night or Wednesday, colder tonight I'm
north aud west portionsi colder We'd
nesdny with cold waves west and
northwest winds becoming brisk We'd
ncsday.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
,Dky,s TENPERATUREs.

One Year ago todnyt Highest tenn
pe-sture, fsJ lowest, Isl mean. ~,
partly cloudy weather with trace OF
rain In afternoon.
The moon sets st 6if7 D. m
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
poWAolAc BANK REopENs.

DOWAGIAC. Mich, March 19.-The
State Savings bank, in this city, which
was closed by the banking commits
sioner, Feb. 3, was reopened for bdsi-
ness this morning; Commissioners
Doyle having given his permission.
The bank was closed because OF the
discovery OF forged papers in the >iu-
stituion. These have been eliminated
and the bank now has an unimpalred
capital OF $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19

Business-tike Printiss. No fass and
no feathers, The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. rs
John R..st. Phi Main 1fss. or City ssss.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
"BLEEDER" Is ACCUSED
OF MANSLAUGHTER

Mrs. Augusta Bolenski, who admit
ted that she had drawn quantity
OF blood from the arm of Mrs. Pauline
Ciedzieski, in trying to cure her OF
gastritis, and who was charged with
causing the death OF the woman was
arraigned before Justice Stein Tues
day, on a charge of manslaughter.
She was held in bail Of $1,000, in two
sureties, to appear for examination,
March 29.
Job Printing Dpne hight Times
Printing Co.. 10 John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19
BUSINESS PROSPERITY
MUST Tt0MtFR0MMtsSEESS7,
SAYS WOODROW WILSON
Muscle and Brawn Are Inspiring
Hope Of American People, De-
clares New Jersey Governor
RENEWAL FROM BOTTOM
Foundations Are Solid Only
I. When Laid in Confidence
of Common People
RENEWAL FROM BOTTOM

Ses. HhsoA's rtetcs on the leading questions
~ns dab are dffTacf'aD a.,is aftsafiOn because
~ his sro.ftag IoBui0riV Jor he Democrdfic
"Sas''"f'oa JOr BrsssdeHL The Times hereHiih
gtres hss 'deUs 0a bssfaess prosperity.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19

For y. 9 and roreisn Patents 70 20
Barthel y Rarthei AZ w ConEress-st
The Detroit times., 1912-03-19

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing Co., I6 John R.-st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

mo-! Ma to odgovarjamo: 80
cializem nj politiski program,
marvec svetovno naziranje! To
svetovno n~aziranje je tako iasno
IN zn~anstveno utemeljeno, da bi
ga morali kot dragocenost pri-
vzgOjiti potomcem."
Mi verujemo V razvoj, razvoju
prlmena pa mora biti tudi vzgoja
nash otrok. Namesto, da skusa-
mo otroke vzgajati V tistih dusev-
NH In telesnih suzenskih smereh,
kakor so mas vzgajali, dajmo sc
oJunaciti, pa Sc dvignimo in "a
htevaJmo "a svoje otroke pri-
vzgoJo novega svetovnega nazira-
MIA, ker hocemo naprei.
Neodpustno greSi tisti mad clo-
veskim zarodom, Xxi tlaei otroke
V emo praznoverje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

skrajnim naporom ustanovili v
Peterburgu diva .socialisticna
dnevnika "Luc" in "Pravdo".
"Nobenega sredstva nj wee, nj.
ii ne Sc tako ostrih in krutih kaz-
nj, XII bi zamogle izruvati social
no demokracijo liz zivljenja rus
kega delavstva,' tako pise 'Luc'.
"Kdor dopusca ~razvoj kapitaliz.
ma, mora prevzeti tudi proleta
riat in kdor ina opraviti z raz-
redom proletarcev, mora priznati
socialno demokracijo. Kdor Sc
upira temu, ia hoce pot solnca
~preokreniti IL zapada ma who'd,
ia Sc n~astavlja mogocnemu snez-
MENU plazu, XII ga DO zasul."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
~RAZDELITEv UsoD."

Ko je bog delil narodom usode,
so bill Turk prvi, XII so prisli k
MENU in ga poprosili "a dar. In
bog Jim je dial liz proste wolfe moe.
Ko so Bolgari %slisali, da bog
odaruje narode, so prihiteli, da
tudi oni kaj dobe.
"Kaj vas je privedlo k meni,
Bulgaria, Jill vprasa bog.
l.. 1889 je izdalo bolgarsko
naucno m%inistrstvo zbirko bolgar-
ske narodne literature. V zbirki
.je tudi legenda "Razdelitev IL
sod" XII je ravnd V sedanjem
6asu mikavna in aktuelna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Chicash stavkokazi " Bingham.
skem strajku.

Menda sploh hi greha, kaker-
Snega sploh more imeti kako me-
sto mad seboj. da bi ga Chicago
ne imela. Z opravicenostjo Sc trdi
da je Chicago sredisce vsega sla-
bega u. drzavah. NajnovejSi, ne
baS casten naslov: "Rekrutna po-
staja "a stavkokaze'', il .je dial
Charles Fl. Meyer. predsednik Ia
padne rudarske federacije.
V telegram, poslanem V Chi
cago. trdi Meyer. da .je bilo impor-
tiranih V Bingham Canyon. Utah.
kjer so rudarii ma Strajku, veliko
Stevilo sravkokazov. cd katerih .je
znatno s%tevilo priSlo IL Chicago,
kjer izvrSujeio Stevilne posredo-
valnice to podlo delo. da zbirajo
skupaj take delavce. XII so zgubili
zadnji cut pOStenosti in spoStova-
MIA do samega sebe. Kadar tie
vrste propalic hi dovolj ,tedaj ma
StaViJO dobro premlSlJene zanJke,
katere Sc Jim vselej posreGi ma
loviti dovolj postenih zrtev. Ko
take zrtve enkrat pridejo ma me-
sto, jih detektivi in kompanijske
straze drze V pravi sibirski sumo
sti. Predsednik Meyer pozivlja
= delavstvo Zdruzenih drzav,
da mai V nobenem slucaju ne pri-
haja v Bingham, ker je BOZ, XII ga
bojuje organizacija, eden maj lju-
tejsih, kar jih pozna njena Ego
dovina.
William Finn. eden glavnih
Roosevsltovih p%rivrzencev, je
glavni delnicar v kompaniji. $ ka-
tero Sc strajkarji bojujejo.
Kapitalisti Sc il 18TH vzrokov
boje socializma. kot Sc tatovi bo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

Use to nosi ma leto 100 miljonov,
cd katerih dobe okolo 30 m~iljonov
veliki knezi. Poleg tega ina car v
Sibiriji velikanske rudnike "a pla-
tino. zlato, srebro, baker in zele-
10. Ii nosijo ma leto okolo 40 mi
ijonov. Letni dohodki Sc poveca-
io cariu vsako leto okolo 6 Milo
nov. - Ruski muziki in delavci
pa umirajo gladu kakor muhe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
Najbogatejsi clovek ma svetu

DosleJ Je velJalo splosno mnenis
da 1--WE V Ameriki najbogatejsi
lJudJe. Sedaj pa poroca Edgard
Lelong V pariSkem journal,
da ruski IA III lie najbogatejsi
knee, marvec je sploh najbogatej-
81 clovek Ia svetu. Njegovi letni
dohodki znasajo najmanj $50 MI
lJonov kron. Pri TEN pa ne priha-
ia celia vista posestev niti V po-
Stew, ker SO preobsezna in jih nih-
ce ne izkorisca. Nikolaj III. bi
lahko pokupil vsakega miljonar-
ia. Dohodke carjeve tvorijo ME
gova civilna lista, dobicek njego-
viii industrijskih obratov, cesar
skin kronskih posestev in pose
stew, XII jih je car sam nakupil ali
podedoval. Obseznost njegovih
posestev je priblizno enaka obsez-
nosti Nemcije. Civilna lista INA
sa mad 80 m~iljonov. Veliki knezi
in velike kneeinje prejemajo mad
2 miljona, carica vdova in carica
vsaka okolo 625 5000 kron "a svojo
osebno radio. Dale zalozi car VISA
ko leto "a vsako svojih heera pc
10000 h, "a mladega prestolona-
slednika Alekseja pa 240.OOO K
do polnoletnosti. Ease porabi car
vsako leto 30 miljonov. Carska
kronska posestva so velika kakor
irski otok in Sc nahajajo ma njih
najlepsi evropski gozdovi; v Nth
1--WE Sc bizoni. GOzde sekajo red
no in a prodaja velikanske mno,
zine lesa "a kuriavo, stavbe it'd.
o%bdelanega .ie tretiina sveta. XII
ca imaio vinicarji in kmetje V ma
jemu. drugod pa so lovi, ribolo-
i. vodni mlini in mini ma veter.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
John Koklich, box e7e, Canonsburg,

John koklich, box 276, Canonsburg,
Pa.
Chicopee, Kans.: Anton sular, box 2os.
Chisholm, Mimi: Anton Maine.
Claridge, Pa: John Mlakar, box IS.
Cleveland, o.: Anton Gradisher, 1853
Z. 6lst st.
Clinton, Ind: Vikto- zupanGic, box II,
X. X.
C~ollinwood, O.: Dominik Blummel.
Columbus, Kans.: Martin JureGko, R.
r. 8, box 60.
Conemaugh, Pa: Andrej Vidrich, box
523; Frank PavloviG.
Detroit, Mich: +. C. Oglar.
Dunlo, Pa: Frank KauGiG.
Ely, MINI: John Teran, j. Skerjanec.
Eveleth. Mimi: Jacob Ambrozich.
Export in Pennsylvania: John Preston.
Fitz Henry, Pa: Frank Indof.
Franklin & Girard, Kans.: Fr. Wegel.
Frontenac, Kans.: Anton Kaufman,
John Bedene.
Gilbert and Mckinley, Mimi: Anton
Sterile.
Girard, O.: Anton Strah, box 372.
Glencoe, o.: Mace zlemberger.
Greensburg, Pa: Frank Mako, Key
stone Hotel.
Herminie, Pa: JOS. Brio.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti in Henry
bellies.
indianapolis, Ind: Flip Godina in ].
Markich.
Irwin, Pa: Fr. Perko, R. F. D. 2, b. 10.
Jenny Lind, Ark: Frank Gorenc.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabrenja.
Kenosha, Wis: Frank zerovec.
La Sale, III: John Rogelj, 12l6-3d st.
Martin Novlan, Jakob Brej.
Livingston, H.: FIR. Krek.
Lloydell, Pa. in okolica: Anton Stra-
zisar.
Mcdonald, Pa: Anton Skafar.
Milwaukee, Wis: Val. Razbornik, Ala
Virginia St.; Ig. K~usljan, 229 -
list Av.; John Krainc, 3l7 Florida st.
Morgan, Pa: Louis Glazer.
Mulberry, Kans.: John Lekse.
Oregon City, Ore: John Kurnik.
Panama, ILL.,: Jos. FerjanGic.
E. E. Pittsburg, Pa: Blaz. Novak, 656s
Rowan Ave.
Pueblo, Colo: Chas. Pogorelec in Louis
Korosec.
Pullman, NJ: John Levstek, llae2
Stephenson Ave.
Rcd Lodge, Mont: Louis Yeller, boz
AZ Call.
Rock Springs in Reliance, wyo.: Jernej
Vercic, box l52, Reliance.
aoslyn, wash: John Zobec, box 10.
Roundup. Mont: Martin MeEnarsie.
Springfield, NJ: Frank Bregar.
stanton, NJ: Anton Ausec in Jos. Mo.
star.
Stone City. Mineral ter W. Mineral.
KAns.: John GorSek.
81. Louis, No.: Val. Sever.
Struthers, O.: Math Urbas.
sublet. Wyo.: John Ostrotnik, box III.
Superior. Wye: Luka Closer, box 34i.
Sweetwater. Wyo.: Pavel Hribar.
Tonopah, New: w s. s~tefanac.
Vandling In Forest City, Pa: Frank
Rataic, Box l06.
Waukegsn 4 North Chicago: John
Gantar.
wilcox, Pa: Fr. Sedej
Witt, Ill: ID. Sanuskar.
Youngstown. o.: John PetriG.
Yukon, Pa: Ant. LavriG.
Sodruge v tistih naselbinah kjer Sc
nimaio stalnih ~zastopnikov, prosimo.
da Sc zglasijo "a ~zastopnistvo. Prija.
WHO mai Sc kar potion d~opisnice ma
upravnistvo "Proletarca' ma kar Jim
poSliemo vse potrebno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
ZAsToPNIKI PRoLETARcA.

Aurora, H.: John Blaschitz, X. +. n
4, box 60 A.
Aurora, MINI: John p. Novlian, b. IS
Bear Creek, Mont: Frank Dani1ck.
Braddock. Pa; Mike Bambich.
Brereton, Ill: Frank Ales.
Broughton, Pa: Jakob D%olens, box 1871
Buxton. Iowa: John Krasevec.
Canonsburg in Meadow Lands, Pa:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
VOJNA IN POLOzAJ BOLGAR,
SKEGA ~DELAVSTVA.

Sodrug Dimitrov. centralni tai
mix b~olgarskih strokovnih organi-
zaciJ, opisuje V zasebnem pismu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sodrugu polo
zaJ bolgarskega delavstva, Xxi ga
Je ustvarila vojna. Dimitrov OPT
suje p~olozaj delavstva zelo pre-
vidno, ker pregleda cenzura tudi
zasebna pisma, ali vzlic temu o.
svetljuje njegovo poroGilo jar.
ko razmere. Xxi vladajo sedaj ma
B~olgarskem. Sodrug Dimitrov
pise med drugim:
"Od prvega dine m~obilizacije
pociva vsakO podjetje. Povsod de
laJo lie "a armadne potrebScine.
Nsi krojaGi, cevljari, mizarji in
kovaci. Xxi MISC bill vpoklicani,
kakor tudi delavke, morajo delati
V delavnicah "a armadno doba-
vanje III V arzenalih. Delati mo-
raJo brezplaGno, dobivajo lie Ii
vez.
lStocasno L mobilizacijo .je bilo
razglasen0 pc vsi dezeli obsedno
stanJe; naJstrozja cenzura vlada
mad casniki, zasebnim dOpisova-
MEM, cello mad zasebnimi pogOvo-
ri pc javnih lokalih. Vsak shod je
bil prepovedan. Oblasti so zatr-
le naSe strankino glasilo in vse
strokovne liste. samo da ne mo-
reno delati prot patrioticnemu
razpolozenju. Xxi ie ustvarja
burzvazno casOpisje.
NSako delovanje nasih organi-
zaciJ Je onemogoceno, zlasti tudi
cato. ker .je ostalo cd 1000 ella
nov naSih strokovnih or~ganizacij
komaj 500 clanov donna, Xxi ne do
be seveda mixer della. Dolznost
naSin strokovnih organizacii je
SedaJ, da podpira organizirane
delavce i'll delavke, kakor tudi
one, katerih mozje in sinovi so
morali ma bojiSce. Beda ten de-
lavskih druzin je nepopisna. Mi
how polozaj poostruje Sc dragi-
MIA in blizajoca Sc lima. Vreca
moke $ priblizno $50 funti. je We
ljala pred mobilizacijo 20 fran
kov, sedaj stane 40 frankov. Ia
ko izsesavajo druzine onih. Xxi pre-
livajo svoio kri ma bojiSGu. So
cialno demokraticni zastopniki V
%obcinskih svetih MISC pref miro
vail. dokler MISC obcine obljubile.
da hoGejo podpirati druzine voja-
kOv. V Sofiji so dovolili V ia ma
men 100000 frankov. V Varni 80
900 i'll Plovdivu 10000. Jasno
je, da te svote ne zadostujejo in
najveckrat ne dobe podpor niti
oni. katerim so namenjene V prvi
vrsti.
StrokoVne organlZaclJe morale
torei podpirati druzine organizi-
ranih delavcev. Ali vse niihovo
premozenje znasa lie 10000 fran
kov, to je pri teh razmerah le-
kaplja morje. Pomanjkanje
sredstev obcutimo vedno bolt, ker
d~ovazajo z boise ma stotine ra-
niencev, med katerimi je tudi
mnogo %sodrugov. TIE moramo tudi
podpirati. ker je zdravniSka po-
moe, XII jo uzivajo nezadostna.
Kakorkoli maj re potece vojna,
emo je gotovo: delavsko gibanje
10 mocno razruseno in priprav.
l.jeni smo nd velike in tezke zrt-
We.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
"Izvedeli smo. O pospod. da oh.

udiuJeo hdroue cato te prOSlnO,
da tudi nam kai das."
"In kaj maj VAN dam"
"POdari nam moe"
Moo sem naklonil Turkom ::
zahtevaJte kaj druzega."
"Kaj 81 vendar uGinil, o gos-
podl Zakaj 81 dial moe onim?. To
bi bio nekaj "a mas"
"Tega he morem wee predruga-
citi. Bodite blagCsldvljeni, Boil
gari, a svoje besede ne snem pre-
lomiti. Podarim YAM cato neka.j
druzega delo. Pojdite V miru!''
Tudi zidje so slisali o stvari i'm
prisli k bogu. Gospod Jill vprasa:
"Cemu ste prisli, vi, zidje?"
"Prisli smo, da nam kai poda-
ris."
"Kaj hocete?"
"Daj nam moe"
Moe so we'll re drugi."
"Kako slabo kalkulacijo 81 ma
pravil, o gospodl Ravno nam hi
Sc prilegla mOc.'
'Namesto te, van pa podelim
kalkulacijo.' je dcjal gospod.
Tudi Francozie so priSli h 90.
spodu po dar. Gospod Jill vpraSa
"Cemu ste prisli vi k meniY"
"Da nam kaj podaris."
"kaj nam VAN podarimH"
so 1%adovoljni hi bill. &c nam
podaris moe. o gospod."
PRAY skoda, ali to sem mako
nil re drugim!"
"Ej, to je bila slaba i4najdba
cd tebel Zakaj 81 jo dial dru-
gimH"
"No, VAN dam "a to dar iznaj-
diteljstra.' ie dejal gospod.
PriSli so Sc cigani. "Kaj vas je
p~ripeljalo k meni. cigani?' vpra-
Sa gospod.
"Prisli smo. da nam kaj poda-
riS."
I'm cesa 81 zelite viz"
Moo, to hi bio nekaj po ma
sem okusu."
PRAY zal mi je. Moe so well
re drugi.'
80, nadloga Upali smo. da ra-
VINO mi dobimo moe
"Vzemite namesto tega .nadlo-
go, i'll nadloga maj vas prezivlja -
je dejal gospod.
Slednji so priSli Grki.
"Cesa iseete tukaj. Grki?''
vprasa gospod.
"Prisli smo. o gospod, da nam
podaris nekaj mnogo vecjega, ka-
kor pa 81 podaril drugim."
"In kaj hi to bilo?"
"Podari nam moG!'
"No. Grki. priSli ste nekoliko
prepozno. Razdelil sen skoraj re
vse in ostalo mi nj skoraj ME wee.
Moe so well Turk, delo Bolga-
ri, zidje kalkulacijo. Francozje
dar- iznajditeljstva in cigani vse
nadloge."
"kakSna spletka a je pripra-
villa cello oh to. da nismo nit IL
vedeli, da Sc mora nitro priti, ee
Sc hoce kaj dobiti?" so vzklikni-
Ii Grki mocno razburjeni.
No. no. ne razburjajte ST. ia
ko je dejal gospod pomirievol-
no, sal ne bOste odSli 5 praznimi
rOkami Vi Nznmitn Snlntknr lilo,