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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
IN SALMON CITY

Salmon City, Idaho, Jan. 3.-(Spe-
cial. encounter took place on the
streets last Friday bet Sheriff
James Mahaffcy and l.. A. Klinger, edt-
tor of the Lcadore Standard, in which
the latter got slightly the worst of il.
The trouble is said to have arisen from
newspaper attacks made by the editor
upon the sheriff.
AT the annual election Of officers of
the local Masonic lodge the following
We're chosen: X. T. Soule, w. M; J.
T. Watkins, S. w; r. 4. Herndon, J.
w; Arthur Greene, treasurer; +. l..
Plummer, secretary,
A. +. Jahnkc, who is associated with
two brothers in IA big cattle ranch in
the Big Hole basin, has bought out
the Lemhi meat market business in
this city from II. w. Soule.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz of Lemhi
and Thomas Shepherd We're married
last week. Judge l.. Z. MCCracken
performed the ceremony.
h Poverty Flat Mining & Milling
company has been incorporated by f..
X. Tunnison. G.. M. Stole and l.. T..
Glennon to work some claims on Pow
erty Flat, in Custer county. The props
erty is said to have produced about
$4,000, 600 and to nave $50, 900 worth OF
tunnel development.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
SNOWSL|DES HINDER
TRAINS
GREAT NoRTHERN'S LINE is
BADLY TIED UP BY TROUBLE
IN CASCADES.

Seattle, Jan. S.-Snowslides in the
mountains resulting from yesterdays
rains II warm weather interfered
with train operations again today and
continental line to such an extent that
overland ain are being handled be-
tween Seattle and Spokane over the
Northern Pacific tracks.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
and the Northern Pacific are getting
their trains through without delay,
but at Great Northern headquarters it
was said that line would probably be
tied up for at least three days. Great
Northern trains sent out today and
stalled on the west slope of the cas-
cades We're ordered back to Seattle,
while those held east of the Cascade
tunnel were turned back to Leaven-
worth.
Great Northern telegraph lines
through the mountains are down, and
the extent of the slides is not known.
At Northern Pacific offices it was
said colder weather had set in on the
mountains and the dangerous thaw
which was flooding the streams and
causing slides had been stopped. No
serious flood trouble has been eXpe-
rienced by any of the railroads.
Rivers are all bank full, but have
not spread over the loWlands except in
a few scattered places.
Three feet Of snow fell in the noun
tains today, and it was still showing
at the summit tonight, but the rail-
road men We're less concerned than
they were during last nights thaW.
A report received at Great Northern
headquarters late tonight said a 800
foot section of old wooden snoWsheds
near the west portal Of the Cascade
tunnel We're demolished BY an ava
lanche late today. No trains We're in
the mountains and no one was hurt,
but the line will be tied up for several
days while the wreCkage is being
cleared away. The new concrete snow
sheds built by the Great Northern
after the disastrous SnOWSlides three
years ago withstood today's slides un-
damaged. Extra gangs of laborers
We're sent to the mountains tonight.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
~STEVENSVILLE NEWS

Stevcnsville, Jan. 3.-(Special.)-
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Whaley attended
the Elks reception in Missoula New
Years night.
Francis e. Zentncr came in from
the Sandsten ranch, where he is now
installed as manager. Mr.. Zentner
is an expert horticulturist, graduating
from the Wisconsin university. He
will be amply able to continue with
the high development work hat was
started by Professor Sandsten. The
ranch is located close to the Bitter
Root Valley Irrigation inn and is one
of the best orchard tracts in that
vicinity. Professor Sandsten left for
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
SIEGE BY OFFICERS
LEADS TO SUICIDE

Eugene, Ore, Jan. 3.-Charles Meek
linberg, an insane plasterer. who has
kept officers at bay for two days, COM
mitted suicide tonight by shooting
himself through the head at his home
in this city.
A search of the house failed to re-
veal his aged father, who has been
missing for a week and whom, it was
feared, the son had killed Mecklin-
berg was known as a reckless man, so
officers contented themselves with
maintaining guards to cut off food
supplies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
FAREWELL RECEPTION.

Washington, Jan. "a brilliant as
Semblage, including the entire diplo-
matte corps, crowded the White House
tonight for the farewell reception of
the Taft administration to foreign
representatives. President Taft and
his wife and members Of the cabinet
and their wives stood in the receiving
line in the blue room, in which the
diplomats in their decorated uniforms,
greeted those in line. The guests
overlooked into the big east room and
into the ballroom of the White House.
Where they promenaded to the music
Of the marine band,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
REDUCED SENTENCES
APPROVED BY BOARD

Helena, Jan. s. Especially The
state board of pardons today approved
the action of Acting Governor w. r,
Allen last month in reducing the sem
fences of Oscar Prescott, Charles l..
Shaw and Seward Hosp.
Prescott was convicted of murder
in the second degree in Cascade
county in 1900 and sentenced to serve
25 years. This was reduced to %
years to make him eligible to parole,
Shaw vas convicted in CASCADE
county of robbery in 1910, and given
Il 10-year sentence, which Acting
Governor Allen reduced to four years
Hosp was convicted of manslaughter
in Custer county in 1908, and SEN
fenced to 10 years. This was reduced
to eight years.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04

Auburn, Alabama, where he will be
the ~horticulturist at the state uni
versity.
w. Fl. Mace has disposed of his au-
tomobile to Missoula parties. Harry
Bresee, his chauffeur, will operate the
Gus Manning car now, making trips
throughout the valley.
The Masons and 0. z. S. held their
installation last night A big ban
quet was enjoyed yby the members
and a number Of friends and the
evening was delightfully."- spent.
Many Stevensville people are leav-
ing here today to attend the play
given in the Harnois theater at Mis-
soula, this evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
IN WRECK IN ALABAMA

Mobile, Ala, ian 3.-TWO men are
known to have been killed n a score
of persons injured when part of a New
Orleans, Mobile & Chicago passenger
train, bound for Mobile, crashed
through a trestle at Leaf, Miss, late
today The dead:
OSCAR SHEPARD, a news agent,
Mobile.
JAMES NORMAN, a negro porter,
Mobile.
1t is feared others may be dead in
the ~Nreckage.
The engine, a new heavy type,
plunged into a swamp, followed by the
baggage car and negro coach Thir-
teen negroes We're hurt badly.
A relief train was sent from Mobile.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
FOR FREE SPEECH

A. contribution of one cent to be
used in payment of the fines imposed
against r. S. Sheridan and G. O.
BroXon, managers of the Capital News
of Boise, Idaho, has been received
from each of the following:
Mrs. Mabel x. Hall.
A. l.. Stone.
Hylen Smurr.
Leslie Wood.
George Stone.
Frank Jones.
Charles Jester.
A. J.. King.
Fred Murray.
w. G. Ferguson.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
LOW BAROMETER.

Boston, Jan. 3.-The lowest barom>
eter in years accompanied the high
southwesterly gale tonight along the
New England coast. The official
barometer at the weather bureau reg
istered $3.50. Much damage was done
in Boston and outlying districts by
the wind. The barometer fell so sud-
denly that fears are felt for shipping.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
GALE L-ASHES WATERS.

Providence, r. l., Jan. 3,-Narragan-
sett bay was dashed this afternoon
n tonight by what residents along
Its shores declare to be the severes,
gale IN 25 years. The storm damaged
the cable from the mainland to Bloch
island so that it was impossible t.
communicate with the island.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04

Thomas e. Gallagher, an engineer
of the Santa Fe railroad at Needles,
Cal, and Mrs. Ida MOnson of this city
were married here Thursday evening
at the home of the brides daughter,
Mrs. Johnson, on Gerald avenue. Rev.
II. S. Galley performed the ceremony
in the presence of a few friends and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher will
go in a few days to make their home
at Needles.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04

There was great surprise in CarlS-
bad, Bohemia, the other day when
Abbas Hilmi II, khedive of Egypt,
arrived with an extensive suite and
announced that he intended to take
the. radium cure at st. Joachimstha.,
that he should come from his warm
native lane into a temperature rang
ing down to within 10 degrees of
zero, and that after the season is past.
THE khedive would attract attention
anywhere, not only because he is the
ruler of Egypt, Il for the reason that
he has won the hand of a Christian
lady Of a noble Austrian family.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
TAFT TO REID FUNERAL.

Washington, Jan. 4.-President Taft,
accompanied by Secretary of State
Knox, left here at 1890 this morning
for New York to attend the funeral
of Whitelaw Reid, American ambas-
sador to Great Britain. The presi-
dent will address the International
Peace Forum today and the repub-
lican dinner tonight. He will re-
turn to Washington Sunday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
NEGROES BURIED IN cAvE.IN.

Birmingham, Ala, jan. 3.-Earth
walls of a deep eve excavation gave
way here late today, burying at least
five negro Worklnen under Ions of
earth. Rescuers later recovered their
dead bodies and are continuing their
Efforts, believing that two more ne.
( es are. under the mound.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-04
DIES AT N. P. HOSPITAL,

o Angevine of Spokane died at
the Northern Pacific hospital last
night,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
LUG MAD ZAPADNO VIRGI-
MILO

Porocali smo ze dogodkih V
zapadni Virginiji.
POsestniki min so pogodbo. XII
je 'bila skleniena po posredovan-
ju guvernerja IIatficlda - prelo-
mill. Pemogokopi so zaceli stav-
kati iZnova.
Novice. katerim pusti senatni
odbOr Charlestonu priti jaw
most, bodo napolnile mnogo una
yzanih strani politNni in indu-
strialni zgodovini zapadne Virgi-
nije. To bodo mazane strani.
umazame od kapitalisticnega. ne
c!oveSkega zverinstva politicne
korupcije in voiaSkega despot-
stva. Cello zvezni senator, kakor je
MARITIME ie priSel ekstazozgra
lanja. ko je cul storjenih grozo-
dejstvih ! Razlmljivo jc torej, ka-
ko visoko stopinjo jc doseglo IL
ranstvo baronov jam.
V noel in mcglah SO spravili
baroni jam SvCja morilska orodja
in priprave ma posebno priprav-
lien zaSci:en IelczniSki vlak. ga
pustili odpejati V gore in tam
Streljati puSkami in kanoni ne
kocc nitcSar slutecih delavceiv -
moI. Ien in otrok. - Ali So more
kaj takcga Smatrati civilizirani
dcIel kot verjetno? - In yendar
ie reSnicnc, - Igolovina te Stav-
.!ie zapadni Vir@iniji maj bo pa
iAyrstna llekcija vscm patriotom
Strelnih vaj in vsem malikoval-
Gem zastav. Naj Sc spominjajo to-
ga tudi ma dan 4. julia. - Vidi
Sc. da podi vladajoGi razred mase
delavstva tudi V najoddaljenejSih
pokrai iinah deielc - zoper Svojo
voljo $ hitrim korakom vrste
SOcializma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
RUDARSKI PRoDUKT SOUTH
DAKOTE.

SKTpna vrednost produkcije
zlata, srebra in svinca V s. Oak.
IA leto 1912, katere podatke so
dobill IL 40 aktivnih rudnikOv -
znaSa $S,0l9.370. Produkt "a leto
1912 prekaSa VISA druga Eeta. Leta
l9OS so ma teh prostorih uakopali
rude "a S7,790. .lSS, - leta 1911 pa
"a $i6S.6l2 mamie kakor lansko
leto. Najuec so nakopali zlata,
namrec 3S1, ,745 mG. katero je
vredno 1881. .73O. to je mad 9S
odStotkov vrednosti vsega pro-
dukta.
SploSno je znano, da je BLACK
Hills diStrikt. kar Sc tice rud-
niStva, eden najbogatejEih rndar-
skin okrozjev ma svetu. Neprecen-
live zaklade hrani taomSnja zem-
lja V svojem osrGju, katere prid-
no izkoriScajo kapitahSti. Eden
.prvih izkoriScevalcev naravnih
zakladov South Dakote je znani
laStnik rmenega casopisia Hearst
NeStete milijone narodnega bo-
gastva SPRAY ljajo leto "a letOm
hipokratje V svoj Yep. LjudbStvo,
to dobro ljudstvo pa mirno gleda,
kakO ST. bCgastvo steka kot mo-
gO6na reka ~ zepe poSameZnih
liudskih vampirjev, - ogromna
mnozica Sc pa brcz rdeccga centa
zepu valovi Okoli velikanskih
tvOrnic. rudnikov in plavzev ter
miloStno prosi kapitalistov della
IN jcla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
NAZNANILO IN PRIPORO-
CLIO

sodrug Frank Saws poide te
dni "a par tednov ma agitacijsko
pot Minnesota. Ako bode do
puscal cas-, obisce tudi delavce ma
gorenjem polotoku Michigana.
Sodrug Saws ina polno pravico
izvrsevati vse posle XII Sc ticejo
"Proletarca" in Jugoslovanske
socialisticne zveze."
v slucaju, da slovenski delavci
v kaksni naselbini v Minnesoti ze-
lie govornika, mai Sc obrnejo ma
tajnika soc. kluba v Aurori, MINI
kjer bode sodr. Saws dne 6. Julia.
Sodruga savsa slovenskim delav-
Gem kar najtopleje priporo6amo.
Uprava "Proletarca."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

Ne hodite "a delom Porcu-
pine. Ontario. Canada. v Porcu-
pine so premogarii ma straiku.
Straik Bingham Canyon, u
tab Sc vedno traia. Delavci, ne
hodite v ia rai iskat della, do
kler ne bode straik koncan. Bodi-
mo ljudie in bratie, ne pa izda-
lalci delavskih interesov. "Bing-
ham Miners Union, st. CT w. F.
of M"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
LetO (VOl.) VIII.
ZakOn "a preOSnOvO
denarnega SiStema.

Dcmokratie Sc MISC spravili "a.
kona IA revizijo carine ma varno
pod streho, IA re so priSli drugo
mic mani vazno predlogo zvezni
zbornici .PriSli so predlogo "a pre-
osnovo denarnega in banGnega ST.
stema. Predsednik Wilson ie 90.
JuniJa V drugic osebno nastopil
zbornici in prebral svojo poslani-
60 glede te predloge. Wilson hoce
-kakor ie povedal svoji posla-
mel - da kongres takoj, elm bo
SpreJet nov carinski zakon. vzame
roke TO predlogo in jo sprejme
bistvu, kakorSna ie.
PredlOgo so izdelali kongresnik
Glass. senator Owen in tainik
zveznega zaklada McAdoo; pred
sednik Wilson in Bryan sta na6rt
odobrila celoti. Predloga doloca,
da sc celia republika razdeli ma Ii
reglonalnih rezervnih distriktov
ali okrozij, kolikor pridejo ban
Ike poStev. Vsak distrikt ina
sVolo upravo, "A vse uprave stole
pa pod centralno rezervno upravc
V Washingtonu. Ia centralna H.
prava Sestoji iz deveterih CLANCY:
tri clane vOliio okrozne rezervne
zveze - bankirji - druge tri two
rllo trile clani vladnega kabineta
In ostale tri imenuje predsednik.
'entralna uprava ina moe izdati
300 milionov dolarjev, ce pride
nulna sila III Ia denar ne bo bazi-
raj ma zlati rezervi, temvec ma
vladmh. drzavnih in municipalnih
bondlh in ma kOmercialnih listinah
Nse narodne banke morajo biti
rezervnih zvezah po okrozjih i'm
posojila ma zemljaSca so omejena
ma 300 zemljiSke vrednosti in to
samo IA dobo devet mesecev. To
so glavne tocke te predloge.
Wilson ie izjavil, da bo preosno
vo denarnega in banGnega siste-
ma smislu predlozenega nacrta
dial vladl roke kontrolo mad
bankami IN iavnim kreditOm. OBJ
enem izjavlja predsednik. da bo
TAXA preosnOva, ako jo kongres
Sprejme takoj IA carinskim zako-
nom, onemogocila vsak poskus
Eapltalistov povzrociti denarno
paniko in krizo. ker 5 TEN bo de-
harm trust zadovolien. Prvi hip Sc
To glaSl jako lepO. PredlOga sama
ma sebi jc navideZno nekaj popol-
noma drugega. kot pa mdi Aldri-
chov nacrt IL preSnjega kongresa.
la bo vlada kontrolirala banke in
gotovo mnozino krozccega denar
IA potion centralne rezervne upra-
We. Je popolnoma umestno in ze
davno potrebno, ali kdo more lam
cltl. da bo kontrola doSledna, trd-
ma kdo pa knotrolira vlado? Ali
ne denarni trust No, denarni
trust bo lie obdrzal svoje: iZdaial
ho Svoi privatni denar kot doslei
IN gcSpodaril mad kreditom svo-
Iih okroziih Razlika no le ia. da
bo 20 novi osnovi trust razkosan
ma wee kosg* - vsaj navidez.
Demokratic lahko vzakoniio ta
nacrt, kcr sedai imajo moe. So
clallSti vidimo TEN nacrtu le kos
reiormc. mogocc dobrc reforme.
all vendar malO. malo tiStega. kar
Jc ljudstvu trcba. Ce hi bill socia-
llsii prcmoci Washington. re-
SIli bi financni problem : tenn. da
hi odpravili privatno bankirstvo in
vpeljali izkljuGno le vladne banc
ne zavodc in le vlada sama hi SINE
la izdalati dcnar in mihcc drugi. s
tenn bi Sclc ljudstvo priSlo do svo-
Jcga, kar mu gre.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
Mihael kulOVic - mrteV.

Chicago je dne 2S. iunija umrl sodrug Mihael
kuovec Sodrug Kuovec je bill dober agitator PRO
etarca in aktiven elan propaganda socasticnih dei
med chcaskim SOvenci. Zadnje case ie bill vcdno o.
ozen in boan Kdor ga je opazoval e lahko takoi z-
previdel da mu je omrac duh Bag maj bodc
spomin
ker je IA ''Gasilo prepoznO, zato ''Iroletarcu'
naZnanJamo da vrs iZvanreCna sea drStva Fran
cisco Ferrer' stv. l3l s. n. p j. peek to jc ma
cetrtega julia oh pol devetih dOpodan Ma tel sell
bode dolocio gede pogreba umrim sobratom Mike
Kuovicem.
ker bode ma ia dan prank, zato pricakuemo, da
udelezite seje polnOstevilno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

kaJ svoJim narocnikom debelo
tiskanimi crkami ne povedo, da
ne free vec krvoloGne turSke gra-
nate IN Srapneli, paG pa, da Sc bal
kanski bratje koljejo med seboj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

V Butte. Mont, so rudarji dnc
"a. ilmija praznovali 3jletnico oh
Stanka tamOSnie lokalne unije.
Lokal V Butte je eden najmocncj-
Sih cd Western Federation of
Miners. Rudarji Ia dan MISC de,
lali, ter so Obhajali sploSen praz,
mix in Sc veselili uspehov. katere
so-tuSagli svoio strokovno orga.
nizaciio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
DelavSki pregled.
v Grand Rapids, Mich, so pri

v Grand Rapids, Mich, so pri
tamoSnjei Pierre Marquette Rail
road Co. delavci Sli ma Strajk.
Druzba je naredila to, kar naredi
vsaka druzba taken slucaju,
ako le mogoce - najela je skebe,
$ katerimi je mislila uniciti Strajk
IN prisiliti delavce, da ST vrnejo
ma delo pod starimi pogoji. Toda
tel druzbi Sc je pripetilo nekaj.
kar Sc lie malokaterej druzbi pri-
peti. Sedaj so namrec zaStraj kali
Sc Skebje IN Sc pridruzili drugim
StraJkarlem. Samo en- par skebov
nj hotelo iii ma Strajk, toda bivSi
skebje IN sedaj Strajkarji so te
svoje bivSe tovariSe takoj pregna
Ii, nakar so Sc slednji morali cd
pelJati prot Chicago. od koder so
bill priSli. Druzba ie bila popred
zelo prevzetna in Sc nikakor mi ho-
tela ozirati ma zelie Stra jkarjev,
enoStavnO cato. ker ic imela zado-
Sti Strajkolomcev. Sedaj ie pa
stvar drugacna. Druzba ie kar Gez
noe postala "gentlemanSka ter
prllazno upraSuje rajkarjc. pod
kakSnlmi pogoii da hi So zopet
vrnili ma delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

V Sioux City, Iowa, so Sli ma
Slrajk delavci, kateri so zaposleni
' tudahy in Armonr klavnicah.
Strajkarii zahtevajo poviSanie
place i'll regularni delavni cas-. De
lavci SO do sedaj zasluzili manic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

Krojasli delavci, katcri so Hill
V Toronto. Canada. devet tednov
ma Straiku. so doscgli vsc zahtevc.
katerc so zahtcvali. 1900 kroja-
cev Y Toronto ic Slo zato ma
Strajk. ker so hosSi hoteli upeljati
odprte delavnicc. Delavci so Sc te-
mn seveda uprli, ker so vcdeli. da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
Henry Houck, ksteri je stan,

Henry Houck, kDteri je stano-
val ma Lexington ave. V New IOr-
ku, mixer nj mogel dobiti della.
kcr nj incl della. pOtem je popol-
noma enoStavno. da tudi nj incl
denarla. : katrrim hi 81 bill rad
kupil ziveia "a Scbc. Svojo zeno
in otrocice. Skrb pred lakoto ga
je prignala. da ic zaccl krasti. Po.
liciia mu je bila Sevcda nitro IA
petami in Scdaj ubogi Siromak
lahko jcci prrmiSljujc. da DELAY
Gem nj dovolicno krasti ma drob
no, pac pa ST. SINE kraSti ma dehc
10, to pa seveda Y okvirju poStav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

Cuvaji, katcri so nastavljeni pri
velikih ncwyorSkih stavbah, ho-
tejo It'll ma Strajk. ako Jim milo
narji ne poviiajo place Cuvaji so
So organizirali pred dcvctimi me
Scci Watchmen 5 Protective
Union lakol l431S A. +. of L.,
Sedaj iih mad 5000 Spada unijo
in imaiO L. od So do - tedenske
place. Cuvaii zahtcvajo dvanajst
urno delo in Sl2 minimalnc place
ma tcdcn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
Delavci, kateri so zaposleni pri

Delavci, kateri so zaposleni pri
cementnih delin V Edwardsville.
ILL.,, so Sli ma Straik in zahtevali
poviSanje place 40 ccntov ma dan
"a navadne dclavcc. IA tistc pa.
kateri imaio finciSa in tezia della
(meSalci betona) pa so centov.
Dclavci so hill lc en- par dmi ma
Sirajku Podjeniki so izprevidcli,
ia ne morcio dobiti drugih de-
lavcev, zato so delavccm izpoinili
nlihovc zahteve, nakar so Sc zopet
vrnili ma delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

Glorijalni "cetrti iulij" ie pri-
sci. Iepni patriotic bodejo zopet
imeli lepo priliko, da V imenu do
movinc "fulaio" tiste delavce. ka-
teri Sc ne znajO misliti svoiimi
mozgani. NeumnOst je. da hi Sc
navduSevali "a tisto domovino, ka-
tero imajo zepih kapitalisti. De-
lavci 81 moraio Sc lie izvojevati do.
movino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

Ma glavni stan tesarske uniic V
indianapolis ie doSlo poroGilo cd
tesarske umije IL Corning. y. Y.
da os tamkaiSni tcsarji dosegli
viSanje place od 37h do ~
centov ma uro. Straik tesarjcv
pa So traja V Toronto. Canada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

1.-Two Sc tudi gibljcjo dclavci i'm
delavkc Y Ncwarku tamka ajSnjih
krolacnicah. Y mcsto so priSli or
ganiZatorji od International La
dies Garment Workers. Union
katcri miSliio vsc usluzbence tc
stroke \cwarku organiIiraii V
umijo Dclavci mislijo lratkcm
Svoiim delodaialc,m prcdIoziti
Svojc zantcvc. Ako jih goSpodarji
ne izpolnijo. poicm bode 1000
delavccv in dclayk Svoiim gospo-
darjcm napovcdovalo Stavko. da
81 TEN potion pribore vsaj del te-
ga - kar ie njihovo, ne pa gos-
podarievo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

Delavci, kateri grade novi most
IA Northern zeleznico Y Manda
min. Iowa in kateri Spadajo ze-
lezostavbinsko uniio - so Sli ma
Straik, ker Jim bogata zelezniSka
drnzba hi hotela poviSati place.
namrcc - centov ma dan. Druzba
Jc Seveda takoj najcla Skcbe. ka-
teri so iZkljucno Sami Grki. Druz-
ba pri Grkih seveda ne bode imela
srete. To ze zaradi tega ne, ker
grSki delavci MISC navajeni drugih
kot najnavadnejSih del kram-
pom i'll lopato. Bogati potepuhi
imalo dober nos in dobro vedo.
katere delavce da ST. najlazje H.
koriSta. Iato je omenjena druzba
dala povelje. da maj So povsod
kjer ie splOh mogoce. odslovi Sc
DAME delavce, katere mai Sc nado-
mesti grSkimi delavci. To znaci.
da so slovenski delavci. kar Sc H.
ce razredne zavcdnosti, dalcc pred
Grki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

V Ameriki je baje zajamcena
Svoboda govora. Nekie mora biti
zmota, ustavi ali pa pri tiStih
kateri hi morali protektirati usta-
vo. Y Omaha. Neb., so zopct virgil
V j"6o osemnajst CLANCY znane
uniie ]. w. w. kateri so So pre-
drznili javno ma ulici govoriti GO
vorc in kritizirati modre kapitali-
stitne odredbe. VSekakor ic kon-
stitucijo velik trubel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

III lokalnih unij Y Kansas Ci-
~, katere reprezentirajo okrog
10000 organiziranih delavcev. bo-
dejo Y kratkem Sklicale skupni
snod. ma katerem Sc bode morda
sllenil sklep, da Sc pricne Straj-
kOm.