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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
LOBBIESFIGHT
REFORM BILLS
INLEGISLATURE
Child Labor Measure Opposed,
Proposer Legislation Includes
Many Improvements.

A lobby is already at work in the
Legislature against the adoption of
the child labor bill. which was filed
in the Senate and House simultane-
ousIy. and the fight is said to be
waged by labor sympathizers.
The bill which provides for low
limit Of ~ years In 1918, 10 years in
1914 and IA years In 1915, has met
with the approval of textile interests
and has been predicted for a smooth
passage through both houses. The
objection Of labor interests is not
known.
While there have been limitations Of
liquor lobby. the real general Of the
liquor interests. Cousin Chawles" VI.
Lewis, Is not on the scene. AS a
matter Of fact, the efforts Of the liz
uor interests are being centered on
the fight being carried on in the Fed
eral courts against the constitution
atty Of the Webb bill. and until this
matter Is settled, only light cam
paign will be waged in the State Leg
lslatures.
A method for providing the immedi-
ate payment Of delinquent salaries for
school teachers is expected to be one
OF the first matters TO be disposed Of.
Governor Slatons suggestion Of a spe-
cial tax has the approval Of a large
number Of the members Of both
houses.
This follows the general tax reform,
while other educational matters will
also be brought up. The most i'm
portant one will be the effort to have
the state publish its own text books.
4 lobby against this bill by book pub
fishers is also said to be at work.
Representative ). f. Berry. Of
Whitfield, will introduce bill re-
qulrlng all municipal and county
school systems drawing money from
the State to use the same text books.
His fight was prompted by the condi-
tions in his own county, where the
town Of Dalton uses different books
from those in the county schools.
The compulsory education bill in
troduced by Representative Fullbright
viii be backed also by a strong fight.
This bill requires the attendance at
school Of children under 70 years for
at least 60 days in the year
One OF the most important matters
during the week will be the question
of an appointment OF a commission
to handle the Western and Atlantic
Railroad proposition. That this viii
be so worked that the appointment
Of a commission will be made by the
Governor is the belief OF many.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
DISSOLUTION Of
HARTMAN LINES
APPROVEDBYU.S.
Wilson and McReynoIds Agree on
Plans to Separate Southern
and Central Pacific.

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Attor-
ney General McReynolds has ap-
proved the plan for a dissolution of
the Hartman Railroad lines. It was
announced to-day that President VIII
son has approved the plan. but
agreed with Mr. McReynolds that the
courts should be asked to allow the
Government time to see how it work
ed out in order that changes might
be made should it not prove success
full
The District Court at St Paul will
be asked 10 sit next Monday to con-
slider and accept the plan as con-
forming 10 the Supreme Court order
of dissolution. Attorney General Nc
Reynolds has sent as his representa-
tive to ST. Paul to take charge of le-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
OUR TERMS

You can easily arrange satisfactory
terms. Are you familiar with our
credit system? If you are not, a
good way to get acquainted is to buy
your choice Of our Sellers, have it
charged and then you will soon learn
of the many advantages in our charge
system.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
SOn-in-LaW Can
Gust MOther-i
Macon Justice Decides Wife's Parent
Has No Place in Mans
Home.

MACON, June 2s.-The status of the
mother-in-law was a question that fig
ured IN the Justice Court Of Judge r. F.
McCowen to-day. The Judge decided
that the mother-inlaw has no legal
place in her son-in-laws home.
D. B. l3ranam owns two stores, and
his wife has been in charge Of one Of
them She went to the country this
week and gave the keys to the store
TO her mother. Mrs. L. McCook. Mr..
Branam demanded the keys Of his store
from his mother-in-law, but she re
fused to Weld them. He then sued out
a possessory warrant, and the Justice
agreed with him Mrs. McCook was
obliged to return the keys
After losing in court, Mrs McCooS
wanted her son-in-law TO settle the mat
ter in fist fight with her son, but
the son n-law declined
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

engravers diamonds, not cut; miners
diamonds and diamond dust. crude
artificial abrasives, fax and hemp
tow. amber gum valued at not more
| than so cents "a pound; indigo COlors
pig iron, wrought and scrap iron
ferro manganese and iron in slabs
blooms loops or other forms less FIN
ished than iron bars. except castings:
leather, including patent leather for
shoes, harness and saddle leather:
asphaltum limestone rock asphalt.
needles for shoe machines, photo
graphic films and moving picture
films, cyanide OF potash; steel ingots,
etc, not containing alloy; cattle,
sheep and all other domestic live ami
mails suitable for human food wool
Of the sngora goat and alpaca; paint
lngs, etchings, sculptures. etc, of a
professional character"
Wheat on Free List.
Wheat, 10 cents per busheI I'm the
Underwood bill, was added to the free
list, but the Senate committee re-
tained a retaliatory provision for n
duty Of 10 cents a bushel on wheat,
45 cents barrel on -four and 10 per
cent ad valorem on other wheat prod
ucts when imported from a country
that imposes duty on American wheat
or wheat products.
A retaliatory duty OF 10 per cent
upon potatoes imported from coun-
tries imposing duties against the
United States also was inserted. Pc
tatoes were unreservedly on the free
list in the Underwood bill.
Other changes affecting living cost
were as follows, the new Senate rate
being stated first in each instance:
Agricultural Products
cents a bushcl. House, 10 cents. oat-
meal and rolled oats. 33 cents per
hundred pounds. and oat feed, cents
Per hundred, House, free list. cheese,
2 1-2 cents per pound; House 20 per
cent; butter and butter substitutes
2 cents per pound, House. 3 cents:
beets, per cent; House, 10 per cent.
eggs, frozen or otherwise prepared. .
cents a pound, House 21-2 cents:
frozen or liquid egg albumen, ] cent
per pound. House, free list. peas.
green or dried. 10 cents hushel
House, 10 cents, flaXseed, linseed and
other oil seeds, 10 cents bushel;
House, 20 cents, all other seeds, 5
cents pound, House, 10 per cent ad
valorem, zente and all other seeds. 8
cents per pound House 10 per cent
ad valorem: zante currants. cent
pound, House. cents
Fish, except shellfish. % per cent;
House 20 per cent; lemons. lines.
oranges, grapefruit. shaddoclI and
pomelos, IL of cent per pound
House rates ranged from rs cents to
20 cents per package, according TO
size; bananas, cents per bunch;
House, free list
Oils-Alizari assistants scans
containing castor OIL all other alizarin
and all soluble greases used in dye
ing, softening, finishing not special
ly provided for % per cent ad valo-
rem; House. Is per cent.
FlaNseed and linseed oil, raw, boiled
or oxydized, 10 cents per gallon
House, u
Olive oil, not specially provided for,
20 cents a gallon; House, 20 per cent
ad valorem
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
HIGH LIVING COST
AS SHOWN BY U, S

Sharp advances in food prices
over last year and in comparison
with the decade 1890 1900 are
shown by the Federal Bureau of
Labor.
Some Of the increases compared
with the ten year period are:
Sugar, 40 per cent; bacon, 111.6;
sirloin steak. 60s; round steak,
s4.5; rib roast, 627; pork chops,
1914; smoked ham. 69ti lard, e2.3;
hens, 66.6; wheat flour, 27.4; eggs,
S.; butter, 63.5; potatoes, 23.e;
fresh milk, 4O.ot.
Some Of the retail prices Of Feb
ruary IS, 1913, compared with a
year ago in the principal cities
show;
Sirloin Steak. decentralization,
1911 per cent; New York, f7.3; At
lanta, 1916; Chicago, 1871; Kansas
City, 49, New Orleans, 14.s; Den
YER, 12.1; San Francisco, %; Seat
tie, 1916. Decrease-Dallas, o.s per
cent.
Pork Chops, Inereasss-Boston
% per cont; New York, 23.9; At
lanta. 1917; Chicago, 22.6; Kansas
City. 23.3; New Orleans, 0.5; Den
YER, 20; San Francisco, 1874; Sc
attic, 90. Dsersase-OaIlas, 2.1 per
cent.
Smoked Bacon, lncresses-eos-
ton, 25.5 per cent; New York, 1876;
Atlanta. 1872; Chicago, lie; Kan
sas City, So; New Orleans. 10;
Denver, III; San Francisco. e.8;
Seattle, 1877. Dserease-Dadas, ~
per cent.
Hens, lnereasss-Boston, 14.2;
New York, 76; Chicago, "a; Kan
Sas City, a.; New Orleans, At;
Denver, 90; Seattle. 2.2. Decreases
Atlanta, 1873; Dallas. .o5.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Sellers Cabinets Have Bug
Proof Flour and Sugar Bins

The sugar and -four bins of the Sci
lers are absolutely bug and ant proof.
Everything can be kept in a most san
itary condition. Come i'll tomorrow
and see these two exclusive Sellers
features.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
SELLERS CABINETS
Save Steps in Large Kitchens

In addition to saving steps in a
large kitchen they save space in a
small one, because everything is so
compact and kept in IT'S place. You
will have no extra steps across the
kitchen; you can find it in your Sell
LERS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
MOVABLE CONVICT CAMPS
TO BE USED BY BIB COUNTY

MACON, June 2s.-The Bibb
County Road Board to-day decided
to purchase movable camps for use
Of the convicts who are worked on
the roads. Each wagon prison will
accommodate "a men. The Road
Board figures that the time saved in
taking the convicts to and from the
stationary camps will be better utiI-
ICED on the roads.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
"MOVIE" CHIEFS WILL
MEET AT THE PIEDMONT

Changes in the original plans for
the convention Of motion picture ex-
hibitors of Georgia were announced
Saturday in cards sent to exhibitors
in Atlanta by Alex Wall. Of Birming
ham, national vice president of the
Motion Picture Exhibitors League.
The convention will be held in the
Piedmont Hotel June 80 instead Of the
Kimball House, as at first announced
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

termine whether to make visit to
the experiment station at Griffin or
to go to Athens and view the work of
the State College of Agriculture. The
members of the society have engag-
ed a special train for the purpose of
making a visit of this character.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TO VIEW WORK OF EXPERT

MACON, June 2S.-The Bibb
County Agricultural Society will
meet next Saturday morning and de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

stOkrat in stokrat wee, nego potre-
buje duhoven "a svoje razkoSno
zivljenje. Pri X. S. X. j. so du-
hovniki Same zaradi tega, da uGi-
10 delavce, kako morajo kleeepla-
ziti in paste poniLni biti. ri liu-
die utepljejo nekaj delavcem V
glavo, "a kar sami ne dajo piSka-
vega oreha.
Med raznimi budalostmi pripo-
roGa gospod dopisnik tudi list
|"Cl. A. da maj ga citajo delavci
tukaj in V start domovini. To-
raj Gtivo, kakorsnega prinaSa O.
menjena cajtenga, maj hi bila du-
Sevna hrana slovenskih delavcev
V Ameriki in start domovini. Po-
tom takih casopisov mai bi Sc de
lavec povspel do viSie stopnje i
zobrazbe. Delavec, Xxi priporo6a
delavcem take bedastoGe, nazad-
~njastyo in casopisje katerO ie pro-
tidelavsko; tax delavec .je V res
nici pomilovanja vreden. Toda ne
DO mic gospodine, tudi slovenske-
mu delavcu Sc je zaGelo svitati V
CLAW, pridno re posega pc svojem,
to je delavskem casopisiu, kar ga
isto V reSnici kaj nauGi. ter ga IL
podbuja k organizaciii, bodi 81 re
k strokovni ali politiGni. lie V
zdruzenju z glasovnico V roki la
hko izvoiuiemo delavsko zmago;
ker Sc lie potem bode delavec MI
val sad svojega produkta.
Pozdrav zavednemu delavstvu.
Tovarniski delayec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
ZAPISNIK
IZVANREDNE KoNvENCIJE SLo
vANSKE DELAvsKE PoDPoR-
NE ZVEZE
Cleveland, Ohio.
v Cleveland
NNIII. SEA.

otvoritev seje OBJ 7. uri z%iutraj, l5.
maja 1913.
Citanje z~borovalcev, navzoci so vsi.
izvzemsi F. Justin, Penko, XII so Sc o.
p%rostili.
Citanje zapisnika XVII. seize. kateri
Sc ma predlog sprejme.
Gl. blagajnik vprava, zakaj Sc dru.
stvo st. 30 %pritozuje radi 6eka 800. ka.
teri je poneverJen. Del. drustva st. 80
povdarja, da je 81. blagajnik zakrivil,
zakaj nj sporo6al ma vse tri odbornike
d%ruStva, da je postal eek ma blagainika
druStva.
Blagainik sporota. ia ie sporo6al
vsem u%radnikom, in eek pa ie postal ma
blagajnika drhstva.
Glavni blagajnik sporoea, da ie ban.
ka zakrivila ' prvi vrsti, dale povdar.
ia, da to nj nikaka krivda 81. oibora.
Drustva s~ahtevaio ysako smrtnino Ia.
koj. Noeejo dati pray 81. odboru, ako
della previdno : smrtnimi izplaGili. Tu.
Raj Je torai dokaz, kako ie treba biti
previden V izplatilih zvezine blagaine.
Debata Sc nadaliuie o bratu John
KRIS, elan DIR. 81. IS. Predlog, da Sc mu
da kako mala ponce. Proti predlog, ia
Sc mu ne da pomoe. Spreiet predlog.
Predlog, da Sc mu da IN pomoe $40
Sprejeto z veGino.
Drustvo st. SO Sc pritozuie radi ne.
rednega ~poslovanja, posebno police
(certifikati), so prepozno dospeli il 81
urada.
Del. drustva st. SO poroea, da nina.
10 eist carter in sieer, ko je bill carter
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Pueblo, Colo.
Prizadeti.

o tukajSnjih delavskih razme-
rah ne VEN kako hi Sc ~izrazil. Ga
ramo vsaki dan 10-11-12, 20
nekaterih krajih Sc vec ur ma dan.
Da pa so naSi zepi vkljub temu
vedno prazni, cato pa pridno skr-
be nasi delodajalci - kapitalisti.
kar delavec Zasluzi V potu svoje-
ga obraza, mora po drugi poti 20
pet vse nazaj znositi V nenasitno
malho delavskih izkoriSGevalcev.
Vsakdanje zivljenske potrebe
gredO vedno navzgor, tako da de.
lavec vkljub svo.jemu 81 urnemu
tedenskemu garanju ne more H.
hajati, osobito ako mora pretty
ljati vecjo druzino. Taxa je to-
rel prosperiteta pod Waldo demo
Observation-Disclosures administra.
cijel
Slucajno mi pride V roke neki
neodvisni list il Clevelanda. Ia.
koj ma prvi strani ugledam dopis
IL tukajSnje naselbine, IL pod De.
resa nekega "A. o." G.. dopisnik
hvalisa neko tukajSnjo druStvo.
katero pripada k X. s. X. j. To.
raj delavec priporo6a svojemu so.
trpinu podporno organizacijo. pri
katere imajo zagovorniki teme
prvo besedO. ter so na.jhujSi mas.
protniki vsaccga %napredka. Mas
duhovniki. posebno mlajSi peteli-
nj, so %naihujSi sovrazniki in il.
koriscevalci delavskih mas. kate.
ri z kapitalisti vred. tako rekoG
roka v roki poneumnjujeio in tia.
eiJo k tom revnega mezdnega SUI
znja. X jolietski jednoti pripada.
10 skoro vsi slovenski~duhovni \
Ameriki. Seveda ne cato, da bi
prejeli v slucaju bolezni ali smrtt
kaksno podporo. kajti katolisk:
delavec znosi svojemu "pastirju''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Ronald, Wash.

Ker Sc nj bilo nobenega dopisa
IL tie hribovite Masculine, sem sc
JAZZ namenil, da citatel.jem "Prole-
tarca' nekoliko opisem naSe raz.
mere. Kar Sc tice della nj mic 30.
sebnega, cato ne svetu.jem nobe.
MENU rOjaku semka.j "a delOm no.
dit. Ravno tOliko zasluzimo. da
sc preiivemo. ma jecmenovec pa
Sc zamisliti nj. Kar mas je tukai
"peclariev" Sc dobro razumemo
IN smo tudi napredni. Nekaj dru-
9Th je pa, kateri so bolj podobni
Jolietskim gorilam, ter stegujejc
svoje jezike, da je groza. SIEVE.
da IA use TO mic ne prestasi. Pre-.
pratt Sc in dokazovati takim liu.
dem nekai cesar ne razumeio. po.
mem ravno toliko, kakor nositi
sove V Atene.
Delavci, lie pogumno naprej. pa
bodemo premagali vse. Vsi "a enc.
ga, eden "a vse!
u so~cialisticnim pozdravom.
Opazovalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Lloydell, Pa.

Dosti sem re cital o napredku
naSega d~elavstva V Ameriki, reGti
pa moran. da je tudi tukajSnja
naselbina pc vecini ma napredni
podlagi. Seveda nam hi radi ukra-
di mas razum naSi delodajalci -
kapitalisti, najhuJSi so pa Sc fari-
zeji. ii bi mas najrsjsi pogazili ka-
kor bOlgarski konjeniki TurSko
pehoto ma Balkanu.
Zalostni pa smo, ako pogledamo
Slovake in Poljake, kateri so Sc
najmanj Ia 200 let nazaj. I'll lju-
die Sc spijo kakor iazbeci sredi
zine. Use kar Jim fatri povedo.
pravijo, da je to beseda bozja. JAZZ
pa mislim, da ako so vse farizejske
besede - bozje bescde, zakaj pa
je treba potem te duSne pastirje
IA vsako malenkostno delo treba
tako drago placati. Ia pokopati
mrlica mora Sc mu placati cd 500
$50. Ia krstiti otroka pa So
81. Ali so apostoli tudi tako della
Ii? Morda je vase delo posnema-
ME apostolov? Lepo So tudi sliSi
ako duhovnik ukrade wee tisoc do
larjev cerkvenega denarja, kakor
Sc je to pri mas zgodilo pred ka-
KIM stirimi lett.
Pred nedolgim casom je bill V
tukajsnjem ROW. smrtno poSkodo-
van neki Hrvat, kateri je incl "a
zeno Slovenko, ter bill med tukaj-
snjimi premOgarji sploSno prilju-
blien. Ko so smrtno ponesrecnega
prinesli IL rova. (Zivel je Sc tri
ure) je zahteval duhovnika, da Sc
izpove. Duhovnik ie tudi prisel.
nakar Sc ie vsedel ma stol ter "a
hteval cd soproge. da maj mu pO-
kaze cerkveno knjiznico. Soproga
Je bila seveda VISA zmesana vsled
mozeve nesrece. ter doticne knjiz-
zice nj mogla nitro dobiti. Duhov-
mix ie komodno sedel ma stolu ter
nj hotel umirajocega popped izpo-
vedati, dokler Sc nj preprical. da
je V resnici placeval pc 81. "a cer-
kew ma mesec. Ravno tako je tn
di naredil IL emo slovaSko zensko.
Toraj s Sc della samo "a denar,
poleg $1,000 njegove letne place.
To mai Zadostuje "a danes. Kar
Sc della tice pa moran poro6ati,
da della sc tukaj, samo zasluzek ie
picel in velika draginia.
Lep pOzdrav vsem zavednim de-
lavcem. Anton Gerbec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

ma klerikalizma in surova sila ka-
pitalistienih strank. Mi Sc pri-
pravliamo ma boi z%rtvovati hoee-
mo tudi te lepe poletne ve6ere III
Sc uriti da bono zamOgli TEN
izvrstneie rabbit naSe orozje, to
.ie mas razum. Vsem sodrugom pa,
XII so Sc mlacni in sc boje nekoliko
truda, pa kliGemo ven liz brez-
briznosti. cas- ie, da napnemo vse
svOie moci.
Obiskuite seize in debate in pO-
magaite ruSiti stavbo kapitalizma
in MEGA glavno oporo nevednost
in brezbriznost liudstva. F. N.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Fridemannovo "zdravilo" ne
obeta dosti.

DIR. Friedmannovo ''zdravilo"
proti jetiki kaze in njegov iznaj-
ditelj ina sedaj Sc slabSe case ka-
kor Jill je incl prve tedne. ko ie
priSel %. februarja V Ameriko.
Veliko Friedmannovih pacijentov.
,katerim ie vbrizgnil svoj serum .
je re pomrlo; najhujSi udarec mu
je pa Zavdal ~zdravstveni depart
ment V New YorkG, Ko je zadnji
ukazal zapreti njegov Friedman
Tubercular Institute V omenie-
mem meStu. kliub temu pa DIR.
friedman Sc nj izgubil vse korai-
ze - tako pravijo - in Sc vedno
upa. da Sc erum obnese. "Moie
zdravilo ie lie prot tuberkulozi. ne
pa prot smrti'. pravi on. Mai
mani koraize pa ina Moritz Eisner
V New YOrku, kateri .je kupil cd
Friedmanna ameriSke pravice "a
izdelovanje njegovega seruma.
Eisner je re odstel "a "zdravilo"
$4,000 in glasom k~ontrakta ina
odsteti Sc $4,000 DIR. Friedmannu.
Pravijo, da je drago plaeano
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
ODMEvI SISTEMA.

Dr. Harrey w. Wiley, bivSi
vladni kemik pravi: Gas lie ze.
da mnoge bogate ameriSke dame,
kl malo navajo negovati pse. "a.
m%enJaJo svoje paste ljubGke IN
otroke IN $ TEN pokazejo svoj ma
terlnski inStinkt. Ma tisoce lie
0trok brez mater in zopet ma tiso-
ce Zen brez otrok in prvi potrebo-
JeJo zadnJe. Kadarkoli vidim bo-
gatasko gospO $ psom V naroGju.
nehote mi pridejo ma misel osiro-
tell otroci, katerih ie ma tisoGe in
tlsoce pc zavodih in Xxi hi Sc lahko
odgajali V bogatih hiSah. kjer pa
imaJo pse namesto otrok."
Mrs. G. f. Heye. zena milo
maria in bankirja Y New Yorku.
je pri sodiSGu V svoji tozbi IN raz
poroko izjavila. da nj nobena "a
pravlJlvka, kakor jo smatrajo.
Res Je' rekla je "da sem Y
enem samem mesecu izdala 1861
IA vino i'll likerie in $50 "a ciga-
rete, toda TO nj nobena - "a
pravllivost. To je bilO "a goste.''
- Professionals Wilson je apeli-
raj ma javnost, da vzbudi ljudsko
mnenje prot "nezasliSani agitaci-
il, Xxi 10 vodiio kapitalisti DO svo-
lih agentih V Washingtonu. da po-
tlacijo carinsko predlogo' in OBJ
enem pozivlja amerisko ljudstvo
ma protest proti tel agitaciji. APPEL
Je pripomogel toliko, da senatna
zbornica sedai zasleduje "mogoc-
ne agi%tatorje'. Ali nj zalostno, da
mora predsednik in zvezna zborni-
IA zavzeti akcijo, da zabrani Eve
hkemu businessu" zlocinsko vme-
savanje V Acknowledgment
- Huerta, o~krvavljeni pred
sednik' Meksike. je zadnji teden
dobil posojilo 10 milionov pezov V
Parzu. Denar Sc odsteli pariski in
londonski bankirji. Huerta je do
bill posojilo vkljub temu. da Zed.
drzave Sc MISC pripoznale njegove
razbojniske Wade. "Posojilo' ie
najbrz obljubljeni denar "a strmo-
glavljenje Maderove Wade. V Mex
sikh imajo veliki lopovi svoj dan.
Jos. NJ. Coldwell, kateri je
nedavno vOdil strajk V Hopedale.
Mass, ie bill ). jun. obsoien ma
fri mesece jeGe radi "grozilnih
besed" ma nekem shodu. Coldwell
je bill socialisticni kandidat IA dr.
zavnega blagainika V dotiGni dr.
zavi pri zadnjih generalnih VOLT
yah. Kaj pa je 5 svobodo govora .
- Dnevno kapitalisticno case
pisje poroca o obravnavi prot mi
lionarju-dinamitardu Woodu lie V
zelo kratkih obskurnih noticah, Xxi
so navadno skrite kie med insera.
ii. Ali nj kapitalisticno Gasopisje
V polni meri raZrednozavedno?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Kako postopajo trustovske firme
z delayci.

ZnanO nam lie re. da ie kruSnl
trust Wards CO. kupil tukajS-
no pekarno. ''Baur Bres."
- Wards Co" je re pc vecini me
stih pripoznala pekOvsko unijo.
Pc Pittsburgh pa, kjer cuti, da
MISC peki Sc mo6no organizirani,
Z vso moGjo iste zatira. V zadnjem
casu Sc je n~ahajalo V pekarni
"Baur Bros" &c precej organizi-
ranih pekov. Kakor nitro .je kom-
panija zvedela, da skuSa ~tukajSna
pekovska unija organizirati ONE
memo delavnico, je pc vohunih
zaGela iskati unijske delavce in Jill
delOma odpustila. 2 namenom jih
$ 6asom vse iztrebiti. Min delo pa
Sc je hitreje vrsilo kot so sami
zeleli. kaiti delavci vidoc odpus-
Genie kolegov. so vedeli, da njih
zadene ista usoda in to o prvi pri-
Tiki.
kako nesramne so zahteve tru-
stovskih bosov nam kaze dogodek
%. maja V "Baur Bros pekarni.
Isti dan ie obiskal to pekarno sam
Geo. Ward. Poklical je V pisarno
Sest pekov, koje je smatral "a
unijske delavce. V zacetku je Sku-
sal delavce odvrniti cd Nth orga-
nizacije, ker pa nj dobil povoljnih
OdgovOrov. $ sprawl ma enega cd
locnO zahtevajoc, da opusti unijo
in drzi z kompanijo. a dobil je tudi
odloGen odgovor: "Jaz sem della
wee, moja dolznost je biti Z delav-
ci In cato tudi odlocno ostanem V
nasi or%ganizaciji, kamor edino
spadam, nikakor pa ne spadam u
kompanijo Zakar me tudi mic ne
we've nanjo." Dotienika ie seveda
dobrohotni delodajalec pustil ia
koj izplacati, 6eS da stem estate
oplasi a motil Sc je. Ostali so po-
snemali prvega in zapustili tako-
zvani "Knochenmuhl''. lie zal. da
nj bilo dovoljeno odslovljenim Sc
posloviti cd sotrpinov, ker s TEN
hi delavnico Sc bolj spraznili.
Delavci, tukaj VAN je vzgled,
kakO pOstopajo trustovske firme 2
delavci. vi pa brezbrizno segate
pc njih izdelkih. PR nakupu
kruha zahtevajte odlo6no kruh z
union LABEL. kateri edini VAN
garantira. da je izdelan cd orga-
niziranih delavcev
Prizadeti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

Sodrug Milan Lucic pojde ma a
gitacijsko potovanje "a Jugoslo-
vansko soc. casopisje pc III. in v
st. Louis, Mo. Sodrug Lucic je po-
oblascen pobirati ~narocnino in O.
glase, sploh "a vse posle ticoce Sc
"Proletarca."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

Sal nj razrednega boja! Dogod
ki V w. Virginiji in V P~attersonu
so lie mirovne conference.