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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-10-30
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Burgess.


Tuesday, Oct. 28.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lie Ship are the happy parents Of six
pound girl, who arrived Sunday.
Mr.. Levi Lovelady was in Plain Deal
ing Saturday.
Mr.. B. F. Keebler was in. Plain Deal
ing Saturday on business.
Mrs. r. E. Hamiter, ST.. was shopping
in Plain Dealing Saturday.
Miss Hattie Hamiter spent Sunday
with home folks residing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson and family were
visitors here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lyde Hightower spent Saturday
very pleasantly at the home Of Mrs.
George Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Combs Of Bolinger were
guests Saturday and Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamiter and family
went to Chalybeate Springs Sunday to
attend the unwilling.
Carl, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Cornish, is reported to be very much
improved. He was severely burned last
week.
Mrs. L. G. King of Paris, Texas, il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mn. R. b
Wise. She will perhaps remain with
them two or three weeks.
Mr.. Arthur Wise was visitor Sum
day at the home Of Mrs. Heifner, who
resides in Plain Dealing. He was nc
companied home by his sister, Mrs. S
G. King. BLUE EYES.
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4 Beautiful weddlaf.


From sundays shreveport Caucasian
The marriage Of Miss Mary Trueheart
Yarbrough and Mr.. Andrew. Dromroole
Tillman was celebrated Wednesday
morning at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Var
brough of Booster City.
The reception rooms we're elaborately
decorated in roses. palms and ferns, and
under floral hover the bridal couple
plighted their troth. The Rev. DR..
Dodd of the First Baptist church OH
ciated.
The bride wore handsome gown Of
violet satin cloth with plush coat trim
med in ermine. Her hat was . violet
velvet toque trimmed with plumes. She
carried bride roses.
Mrs. Samuel Yarbrough was matron
of honor. Her gown was a brocaded
charmeuse, trimmed with cream lace.
She wore . velvet hat with plumes.
Miss Mary Colquitt, maid Of honor,
wore blue crepe meteor, trimmed with
white lace and rold embroidery. A
blue velvet hat encircled with blue vel
vet completed this effective toilet.
Mr.. John Rogers of Shreveport was
best man and Mr.. Covel Yarbrouoh Of
Baton Rouge was the groomsman.
rya a.-.-r
the dainty maiden. little Harriet Col
quit. She wore pretty frock Of en-
broidered null and carried basket o.
pink roses.
Mr.. Reams gave nuptial concert Of
delightful selections and Mr.. and Mrs
G. C. McCloud sang several tender ole
love lyrics, ssEntirely," and 81 Love
You Truly" Lohenerin's wedding
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At Rest.

John Goodman Arthur, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. l.. Arthur, was born Sep
TENDER Is, 1908, and departed this life
September 10, 1913, aged four years,
eleven months and fifteen days.
At the noon hour Tuesday the ninth
little Goodman was taken suddenly and
seriously i'll, and at I'VE the next day his
spirit winged it's flight to that bright
and beautiful home Of the soul.
Being the baby he was naturally pet
ted by the family and was locked upon
as general favorite by all who knew
him. He was kind and intelligent and
made our hearts glad by his sweetgentle
presence.
We are grieved to realize that he has
gone from US but rejoice to know that
he is in the presence of the Savior, who
has spared him the trials Of earth by
plucking the sweet flower early. Before
sin could harm or sorrow fade death
came with friendly care and conveyed
this opening bud to Heaven, and bade It
blossom forever in that beautiful garden
above.
Weep not, dear parents, brother and
sister. Your little Goodman is enjoying
a blissful home in eternity. Weep not
for him, but strive TO meet him In q
purer, brighter region, where sin, sorrow
and. death are no more.
May the God Of love and mercy COM
fort the broken-hearted is the earnest
prayer Of n. c.
Tyler, La, October Is, 1913.
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Bearing out this statement 10 the met
that they have mot permitted their
leases to expire.
The ginning number at the local pub
lie gin when last operated this week
{ Tuesday was 672.
Mr.. F. F. Vickers Of Bellevue was !
visitor yesterday. He says he has his
cotton about all picked.
Miss Matte Montgomery of Shreve-
port was visitor in Benton this week
with relatives and friends.
Among those who came in yesterday
to renew their subscriptions was Mr..
w. S. Dalrymple, of the younger set in
the Midway community, but substan-
tial citizen.
Mr.. r. A. Smith now makes daily
trips to VAUDEVILLE, where he has
charge Of the operation of public gin.
However, Mr.. ]. c. Logan ia still re-
tanned as manager in charge of the
plant.
Mr.. A. N. league and family have re-
moved to our town from their home
place on the Benton and Bellevue road.
Though Mr.. league is interested in q
mercantile business here, our good school
no doubt had much to do with prompting
the move. They are occupying the Bap-
list parsonage.
Four OF the wards Of our parish now
own light draft road graders namely,
Wards Three, Four, Five and Six.
Three Of these machines are from the
Austin Western Company of Chicago,
and were sold to the jurors by the local
representative of that concern, Mr.. ]. T.
Many of Plain Dealing.
The public gin on the Byram old
place. near Midway (now owned and
farmed by Mr.. ]. H. Body and his
father, immigrants from Texas) was de-
stroyed by IRE last Thursday night.
A wagon and harness, two bales OF cot
ton and bagging and ties, belonging 70
sundry persons, were also among the
losses.
We are told that Mr.. w. L. Wilbur,
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"a The Louisiana State Fair cata-
logue is now ready for distribution, and
any one desiring to exhibit lire stock,
agricultural products, poultry, fancy
work, etc., can secure copy Of same
free Of charge by mailing request to
Louis N. Brueggerhoff, Secretary, box
hoo, Shreveport, La.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealluf.

Wednesday, October -. After !
pleasant stay Of several days, Miss
Mabel Edenton left last Friday for
Mansfield, where she is teaching.
Will Banks Of Vivian is social visi-
tor here this week.
Rev. G. G.. Woodbridge left last
Thursday for Keatchie. returning home
Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Carstarphen of Greenwood
is spending this week. here with the
home folks.
MI. J. R. Honeycutt is in Shreveport
this week serving as member Of the
Federal Grand Jury.
Miss John Herndon, from near Brad
ley, Ark, was guest Saturday and
Sunday Of her cousin, Miss Clyde Hern-
don.
On account of the fair this week there
are quite number of visitors in town
and it is impossible to mention each
separately.
Messrs. w. T. Lovelady and Algy
Crawford, formerly OF our town but now
from Elizabeth, came in yesterday for .
stay Of few days.
A game Of baseball was played yes
terday afternoon at the fair grounds be-
tween the teamsof Red Land and this
place, with perhaps few outside play
ers in each team. The batteries were
Mcclellan and Lowe for Red Land and
Hoffpauir brothers for the local team.
The visitors we're vanquished to the
score Of IA to 6.
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Local Notes
T.A 81 The office Reporter
Z. Bodcau is said to be falling fast.

3 - Ro1cau is said to be falling fast.
leavy, white frost this morning.
10 zee itp
-. /. H. Martin was weekend vis-
nth her daughter, Mrs. N. A.
1,aoId Of Bossier City,
M. g. B. Terry, who spent several
4 last week with her mother, Mrs.
White, returned Sunday to her
- ii Shreveport.
II Ethel Willer, daughter OF Mr..
M. s. Willer, expects to leave to-
ID Tor Amarillo, Texas, to spend
inter with her sister, Mrs. Sidney
inning.
H. James is to-day removing
klnily from the saw mill community
g sottage be recently purchased in
III pIaee. This has necessitated q
nm $ lie part Of Mrs. ]. A. Larkin.
Sic "a II hnily are now occupying
| - 1fet1odi l,sonage.
q II Shrevenort ma had
( ~ plessuTe y meeting an old friend,
ii. q 4 Hensley, who is still located
lr.<oo,ccaaa Teras and doing we'll.
IS. .;s.t ,,or, nall.s where he at
s7s.s IS. s, T 81, st,ta Fair which he
sSsa.a g. .vc.llart affora;no a wide
80. q ..h;,it. "a snrnasa;hc ;ntereat.
god friend Mr.. ]. H. Adger, who
III made g remittance on sub
fIffcn. writes from Monroe instead Of
9 heretofore. From the sta
S... ....,s - - r
..sl-. $3.50, ,.. = -
$3.50 80, -. -. -.
|Ss,, $3.50 !. 3 49,. . = 1-'
'''1se- so'
IS 20 r.;rcloth ~ tho Rodcan
g .sr.amnn;tv aoed ahout thirty
!. 1i.nohter ~ M and Mrs Is e.
ssie1 Is her homo At an .ar,v
- Jpr;a.v rorn;ro and ahont
III. tha aft.roon moo l.;a -
nellarne Cemetery Re;no :
noe.essed ~ aveet and 0ertle
e.en fl;anos;t;on making friends
"a nnlv ! source of helm chee,
iort Il her home her death j,
~ ma i greatly den,ored Aside
- rrieved husband and narent,
1ryived bv two sisters and three
mo have the condolences .,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-10-30

Among the many pleasures arranged
for by the New Orleans Chapter, u.
D. c., for the entertainment OF the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy
on the occasion Of the meeting Of the
General Convention, to be held in that
city, November 18th to 10th, is . special
cruise to Panama on one Of the palatial
steamers Of the United Fruit Company.
The charge per passenger will be only
$i49.5O for the round trip, everything
included.
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Cotton Quotations.

Yesterdays Shreveport cotton quota-
tions were - follows:
Low middling, i25s cents.
Middling, 1879 cents.
Good middling, 1871 cents.
Closed steady; unchanged.
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Cemetery Pence Needed.

Cemetery Pence Needed.
TO Al Intcrested Persons:
It is absolutely necessary that the
fence around the Fillmore Cemetery be
rebuilt. All interested in having the
work done will please forward their con-
tributions to either of the undersigned
at Haughton. Kindly give the matter
prompt attention. LORE MCDADE.
j. g. McDADE.
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Week End School Entertainment.

Week End School Entertainment.
Written for last weeks ISSUE
A very interesting entertainment was
given by the pupils Of the Benton High
School last Friday afternoon, when the
following program was we'll rendered:
Song, by the school "L Louisiana. .
Recitation-s'On an October Day.
Leila White and Robert Stinson.
Recitation Cheatham Spataro.
Song -esYou Can't Play in My Yard. -
Ruth Smith and Inez Gayle.
Debate" Resolved, That the Benton
High School Should Give Holiday for
the Bossier Parish Fair" Affirmative:
Grey Stinson and Mercer Gayle. Mega
tive: Lucy Smith and Lilline Logan.
Decision Of judges for the Affirmative
Song sCome Where the Viols Are
Singing Pupils Of the fifth and sixth
grades.
Recitation-'D You SupposePn
inez Heifner.
Vocal Solo Minnie Wyche.
Recitation-s'The Song of the Wind. -
-Alabel Stinson.
Lullaby Margery Ogden.
Notwithstanding the Indictment wealth
ler quite number of the patrons and
friends of the school were present and
were SO we'll pleased that they expressed
a desire to have these afternoon exer-
cises often. XXX
Valuable Literature Free.
Under date of the 9th Senator Jos. E.
Ransdell writes the Banner from Wash
ington, D. c., (for publication) ~
follows:
The Bossier Banner, Benton, La.
T Dear Sirs: In the list of publications
furnished me for free distribution by the
Government, there are three books Of
especial interest to farmers: 1.-THE Ag-
ricultural Yearbook, !" Diseases of the
Horse, !" and Diseases OF Cattle. = They
are all nicely bound and handsomely
illustrated. / have about thousand
copies each Of the Yearbook for 1910
1911, and 1912, but only few hundred
copies of the Horse and Cattle books
As long as the supply Of these publica-
tions lasts, shall be glad to send . cop,
each to any one interested in agricul.
ture, who will request me.
/ Thanking you to publish this letter q
a news item for the benefit Of your far
mer subscribers, believe me,
Very sincerely yours,
/ Jos. e. RANsDEIL.
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How to KIN Lice on Turnlps.

A Colfax reader of the Southern Ru-
ralist,. published at Atlanta, Ca, in
writing to that paper and asking how to
kill lice on turnips has received in print
the following reply, which should also
interest the Banners readers at this
time:
ssYou can kill the lice on your tunips
by spraying them with q solution made
by boiling tobacco stems to the consist
ency Of black coffee or by using kero-
sene emulsion.
"a lady was in the ONCE the other
day and she made the statement that
these lice could be killed by making a
tea Of china berry leaves or berries and
spraying the plants with this tea. We
would suggest that you try this out, il
you can get any Of these berries o.
leaves, and let us know the result"
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Rogers & league win buy your cotton
seed. Best market prices paid. att
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Dr.. Y. Irvia Miller. Dentlst.

Has moved his ONCE to rooms 406-6-7,
Hutchinson Building, Shreveport. La.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
Bravo, nlinOSki pre-
mOgarii!
K0NVENCIJA PREMOGARJEV
V PEORIJI, ILL. DOVOLILA.
100000 IA SVOJE BRATE
V w. VA.

Peoria, Ill. - Konvencija pre-
mOgarske unue L. NJ. w. of A.
"a drzavo Illinois, katera Sc je
vrsila zadnji teden, je soglasno
sklenila, da Sc da IL blagaine zne-
SEX 100000 V pomoc Strajkajo-
elm premogarjem okoliSu Paint
Creek, West Virginia. Dale je
konvencija pooblastila izvrSeval-
nj odbor, da SINE porabiti, ce
nanese sila, tudi ostalih $S0O.000
V blagajni ravnotisto svrho.
Denar Sc nadomesti posebnim
asseSmentom. Delegate so spre-
jeli tozadevni predlog velikim
navdusenjem; niti jeden delagat
Sc nj protivil.
Charleston, W. Va. - Vrhovno
sodiSte V West Virginiji je rgz-
sodilo, da mora acknowledgement
Elliott, kateri komandira vo-
JaStvo Y Strajkarskem okraju.
premestiti, Mater" Jones in wee
voditeljev Strajkajocih premogar-
jew je bilo pred par tedm areti-
ranih, ceS da so "hujskah k IL
gredom." .Ker vlada V Strajkar-
skem okOliSGu obsedno stanje in
in vsakega aretiranca zenejo pred
vojno sodiS6o, zahtevali so zago-
vorniki strajkarjev, da pride matt
Jones ostalimi obtozenci pred
civilno sodiSce izven okrozia. ki
je pod obsednim stanjem. Vrhov-
no sodisce je Strajkarjem ugo-
dflo.
Dolozaj v Point Creeku je ne
spremenjen. Vojastvo strait pre-.
mOgokope in spopati ter areta.
cije so ma dnevnem redu. Premo-
garji izjavljajo, da Sc bodo borili
do skrajnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04

bill tudi takozvani delavski prija-
telji, 'mozje unijsko karto",
da je lie ten zadrzanje priSlo kon-
gresni zapisnik. Ia slucaj je po-
sebno poucljiv IA tiste, XII vrja-
mejo delavske prijatelje", tudi
Ge imajO unijsko karto.
To so glavnem Bergerjeva de-
la, ma katera je vsak zaveden de-
lavec in socialist pcnosen. Izpol-
nil je po svoji moci vse, po Ge-
mer socialisticDa stranka princi-
pielno stremi. Njegovo delo V
kOngresu, je bilo agitatoricno de-
10 SirSem smislu besede. Sad
njegove agitacije Sc bo pa pref
ali slej pokazal med ameriskim
proletarjatom prav gotovo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
CETRTI MAREC.

Danes je 4. marca. Ia dan ie
posebnega pomona "a amerBko
iJudstvo. Danes prevzame vod-
stvo nase republike novi predsed-
mix z nOvo admmistracijo.
Povprecne mase ljudstva so sc
navelieale republikancev in zad-
MO jesen so izrocile vojeta Wade
demokratom. Tako torej danes
po dvajsetih letih stopa demokrat
v Belo palace in demokratska
stranka prejema odgovornost Via
de. Taft odhaja pokoj. Ubogi
slamnati mozl Boil zanikrnega
predsednika mendo Sc MISC imele
Zedinjene drzave kot je bill Taft
Ia MIN zalujejo samo kapitali-
sti.
Ali bo Wilson kaj bolisiY Pred
sednik Wilson, kateri danes Ease
da predsedniski stolec, ina za
seboj kOngres in senat, ina vse.
70 4. marcu imajo demokratie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04

obsolutno kontrolo eez posdavo-
dajni in eksekutivni oddelel1
Wade! Izgovora torej ne more
bih, da jih kdo ovira delu.
Socialist pravimo in podpiSemo
z dokazi, da demokratiSka stran-
ka Sc V bistvu Gisto nic ne razli-
kuje cd republikanske in da ODE
stranki sluzita kopitalizmu. Ne
zavedni delavci pravijo, ia to nj
res; pravijO, da demokratje MISC
do sedaj imeli prilike, da hi polka
zali, kaj znajo in morejo storiti.
Mi ustrajamo pri naSi trditvi,
obenem pa opozarjamo delavce,
da sedaj je cas-, da spoznajo tudi
demokrate. Mi lahko re naprej
povemo, da demokratje ne bodo
mic boljsi cd republikancev. Bolj-
81 ne bodo zato, ker ne morejo
biti in ne smejo biti. Ukazoval
jim bo Wall Street kakor je uka-
zoval preSnjim republikanskim
administrator. Ako bi demo-
kratje hoteh biti boljSi in drugac-
nj cd republikancev, potem bi Sc
morali izreGi proti sedanjemu
profitnemu sistemu. Tega pa Sc
MISC storili in to pove vse.
Sc nekaj. Ia trdno Sc sodi, da
bo William j. Bryan vodja
Wilsonovega kabineta ali draw
nj tajnik in obenem Wilsonov
svetovalec. Bryan je dobro zna-
ma stara figura demokratiSkem
taboru. Ze dvajset let pripovedu-
je, kako je treba rabbit truste
in monopole in stokrat je re pri-
segel, da bO demokratiSka stran-
ka unicila truste, kadar pride ma
povrsuje. In Bryanova ura ie
zdaj priSla. Kot drzavni tainik
ina Bryan vazno mesto. Zdaj
lahko pokaze, kaj zna; zdaj
bono videli, kako bo Bryan Sc
kal glave trustop ~ nabads
monopole ma kol. Nj pravimo, da
truste je rodil gospodarski raz-
voJ in cato jih nemogoGe ubiti.
Truste je mogoce samo razlastiti
Bryan pa pravi, da je treba tru.
ste popolnoma raztrgati in It'll ma.
zaj V dobo svobodne kompeticije
Torej on bo sedaj pokazal, Ge je
TO mogoce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
Princip" rebeluhov v Meksili.

SledeGa vest IL glavnega mesta
Meksike oznacuje pravi tip mex
sikanskih profesionelnih "revolu-
cionarjev":
Rebelni vodja Padillo je priSel
V glavno mesto in obiskal Felixa
Diaza. POvedal je zadjemu. da je
maderist, toda pri wolff je presto
pitt njegov (Diazev) tabor S
svojo Geto 1900 MOI, ali poprej
hoce imeti stotisoc pezov (pezo je
meksikanski dolar). Diaz nj mic
obljubil, temvec peljal ie Padilla
k "predsedniku" Huerti in mu
razlozil stvar.
"Torej ii neces biti mas druga-
ce, kakor ce dobis denarP" vpra-
sal je Huerta. Padillo prikima.
"Dobro" - nadaljuje Huerta
"pOjdi k svojim GetaSem in po-
vej jim, da V Sc urah morajo cd
loziti svoje orozje in sc pokoriti
voln sedanje Wade, ce ne, bodo
postavljeni oh zid in ustrelieni.
kar Sc tebe tice, ne hos ustreljen.
pac pa ii bono ma tnalu odsekali
glavo. To je moja zadnja beseda
in priziva nj. Pojdi - 36 ur imaS
casa. Rebeluh Padillo je poniz-
no odsel in nj veG vpraSal "a de-
dar.
Take principe imajo profesio-
nelni rebelnhi in takega "pred-
sednika" ina Sedaj Meksika. Tuz
ma je majkal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
VOLUME SLEPARIJE v CHI
CAGU

Ponovno Stetje glasov V kon-
testu med sodrugom VIM. A. Cum
nea. kandidatOm drzavnega
pravdnika pri zadnjih novembr-
SIKH vohtvah in Maclay Hoyne.
sleparsko izvoljenim drzavnim
pravdnikom, je bilo zadnii teden
koncno V 10 wardah. ISodr. Gun
nea INA po ponovnem stetju 2417
glasov wee, Hoyne je pa izgubil
1000 glasov. In TO samo v desetih
wardah Presteti jih je treba Sc
%. Sodnik Baldwin. kateri vodi
ponovno Stetje. je dolocil, da Sc
daJ so ma vrsti zunaji volilni di-
strlkt iZven mesta. Ia odlok ie
zelo umljiv. NaSa stranka zahte-
va, da Sc ponOvno stejejo glaso-
SOW vseh wardah po vrsti in
napela so vse moci, da Sc to izvr-
81. V lS., 90, in 81. wardi so Sc DO
lzJavl prize vrsile najvecje volilne
sleparije; vteh wardah so demo
kratJe ukradli nasemu kandidatu
ma tisoce glasov. Zato Sc pa Hoy
ne boJi ponovnega stetja teh
wardah in sodnik mu gre najbrz
ma roke. Toda pravica mora zma-
gait. Dokaz je tukaj, da je bill
Guinea osleparjen "a 2417 gla-
SOY samO v 10 wardah, kjer so So
cialisti najslabejsi. Kaj bodo pa
sele pokazale druge warde! Ma
pref stetjem!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
ZLoCINI DRUzBE.

- Robert Steers severne stra-
nj Chicago je pred trent lett, ko
Je bill 16 let star, vlomil ponoci V
neko mesnico in uZel kos mesa,
ker je bill lacen. SodiSGe ga ie OBJ
sodilo ma - dvajset let jece
Decek je bill sirota; nikogar nj
incl, da bi Sc bill potegnil zanj.
Tekom treh let zaporu je do
bill jetiko in sedai lei bolnici
"a jeticne Oak Forestu ma smrt-
nj postelji.
- Emil Junker, privatni po-
licaj Northwestern zeleznice, je
%. feb. ustrelil V hrbet in ma
mestu usmrtil delavca Stephena
Jenkinsa. ko je to uzel IL vagona
par - casopisov V Kinzie st.
yardu (Chicago). Ubiti cloveka
"a star casopis. XII nj vreden pol
centa Morilec Jenkins nj bill are
tran!
v San Francisco Sc je obe-
sill postarni mizarski delavec
George Voigt, kateri nj mogel do
biti della.
- Deklice uposlene mnogih
tovamah draw Ohio zasluzijo
komaj po Is centov ma dan pri
akordnem delu (piecework).
- Farmerji Oklahomi imajo
toliko drv. da jih skladajo ma
velikanske kupe in sezigajo Od-
poslati ne morejo drv naprej
vsled previsokih voznih cen. De-
lavci v mestih pa drago placujejo
premog ali pa prezebajo.
PRAY mic nj cudnega, ako so 81
kapitalisti nagrabili svoje roke
toliko bogatstva. Ma drugi strani
pa, da je toliko delavcev, XII prav
mic ne posedujejo druzega, kot
delavno moe. No, ia. ia kapitali-
sticne interese so kapitalisti in
delavci.
Listi poroeaio, da primanjkule
delavcev sumah Temu Sc kaJ
lahko odpomore. Kapitalisti maj
izpuste IL jeSe tiste delavce, ka-
tere imajo po nedolznem zaprte,
Nm hoJo Jalovoey VOC kot preyec.