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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
McADC0 REWARDS HER0IsM.
Medal Is Given to New York Police
man for Saving Life.

t'atrolnan James J. Moylihan of the
New York police force has been awarded
. silver medal Of honor by Secretary Nc
,Ndoo of the Treasury Department In
teccsniti,sn of his gallant conduct in saw
u. 1nan from drowning IN the Harlem
rirer. May 4. this year.
Williams Shannon, Il resident OF New
York. accidentally walked of the bulk
head At the foot of 12sth street and I'd
avenue, New York city. about $50 o clock
ia the evening Of that day. Policeman
Moyuihan heard the cries 100 feet away
and dashed toward the buIkhea1 throw
ing of mis- cost as he ran, and dived into
the fifteen feet of water After n strug-
Sle with Shanaor. Moynihan succeeded in
bringing him to point af safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Exercising of Horses Barred.

An amendment TO article-5 of tho police
regulations Of the District of Columbia
prohibiting the Use Of the space between
10Th l2th. and Little II streets sor the
exercising 81 display of horses or other
animals was adopted today by the Com
missIoners. Complaint had been made
that the space i'm question frequently is
utilized for the showing of horses offered
Tor sale 10 the annoyance of patrons of
the farmers produce market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
In Charge of U. S. Agencies.

The new positions caused by the es-
tabiishmcut nf tho two United States
commercial agencies. one at New Or
leans aud ono al Chicago. have been
hlIcd hy Secretary Rediielj The New
Orleans office was filled by the pro
motion Of Edwin +. Judd. a clerk in
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce here. to be chief at that sta
ton. ". VI. Carver was appointed to
head the Office at Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Slightly Hurt by Skidding Auto.

An automobile owned by Miss y. e.
Sweet. 2l3l California street. and ope-
rated by William Washington, skidded
on the wet pavement at Pennsylvania
avenue and eth street northwest this
morning about IL clock. Mrs. Elizabeth
Thorn. lei6 eth street northeast. was
struck by the car and knocked down. She
only slightly hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Arrested on Larceny Charge.

Edward H. Green, twenty-eight Years
old. member Of the Hospital Corps sta
toned at Washington barracks. was ar
rested today by Detectives Pratt and
Forteney and charged with robbery.
Green. who is a New Yorker is charged
with having taken a watch and 500 from
Charles I. OCallaghan of Aldie. Va He
denies the charge and claims he pur-
chased the watch from a stranger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Will Accept Election as Bishop.

Rev. Frederick b. Howden. rector OF
81. johns Episcopal Church. George
town. who WAS elected missionary bishop
of New Mexico by the house of bishops
at the recent general convention of the
Episcopal Church in New York. plans to
accept the election. He has so notified
the parishioners of st Johns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Pindell o. KID by Russia.

The Russian government has notified
the United States thai Henry NJ. Pindel
of Peoria H.. will be persona erata 10
the 81. Petersburg court Mr. Pindeii $
nomination i, expected To go 10 the Sem
ate soon. though he may not go 20 his
most until February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Lincoln's sister-in- Law, 1913, Votes.

EUGENE. Greg. November S.-Mrs.
Sarah Todd, l03 years cd. sister-in- Law
of President Lincoln. walked to the polls
last Tuesday and cast her first vote in
the referendum election MrI Todd came
to Oregon from Kentucky twenty-three
years ago. Her husband was a brother
of Mrs. Abra ham Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Explain New Policy.

While in the city the commissioners
called in Body ON President Wilson.
Secretary Lane Of the Interior Depart
ment. Commissioner Sells OF the bureau
or Indian affairs. and upon members OF
Congress who are familiar with Indian
matters. They pointed out the new poll
cy of the commission. and. ii was said.
received the stamp OF approval from all
those who We're visited.
The members of the board who were i'm
attendance at this meeting were George
NauN, jr.. of Philadelphia. chairman:
Daniel Smiley of Lake Mohonk. n. Y:
Edward +. Aver. Chicago; Bishop W. ID.
Walker of Buffalo. Father w ii.
ketcham of this city. and Frank Knox
of Manchester, " II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Treaty With Denmark.

secretary Bryan announced today that
he is negotiating with Denmark a treaty
providing for the submission to arbitra-
ton of all questions arising between the
two governments. including Questions OF
national honor. The negotiations We're
undertaken a the initiative of Constantin
BrGn, Danish minister here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Essary Is Now a Gridironer

At the monthly meeting of the Gridiron
Club at the New Willard today j. Fred
Essary of the Baltimore Sun was elected
an active member of the club and Thorn
as " Brahany of Washington a limited
member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Asks Approval of Expenditure.

Secretary Lane desired approval Of his
plan 10 use the appropriation Tor Glazier
Park for the construction of sixteen
miles of roadway outside the park. and
through the Blackfeet Indian reservation
i'm Montana. He asks whether the In
terror Department Nigh. not pay for this
construction AZ being d necessary Incl
dent in the use of the road to be con
strueted within the park. and necessary
TO the. administration of affairs in the
park.
Controller Dowuey pointed out that the
park contains LEGO square miles. and Is
only four years old. He considers that
there are certainly uses within the par
10 which the 100000 appropriated ht
Congress could be put
He denies. the right of Secretary Lane
Ia use The appropriation for the purpose
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
POSTAL SERVICE VEHICLES
ORDERED TO BE REPAINTED
Bodies to Be Medium Coach Green.
With the Running Gears
Cardinal Red.

Postmaster General Burleson has just
ordered that hereafter all vehicles in the
postal service. excepting those in the
screen wagon service. which are under
contract. shall DC painted as follows.
Body medium coach green and run
ming gear q; cardinal red. with black strip
ing
This revokes former Postmaster General
Hitchcock order OF last February. which
adopted vermillion red as the standard
color. Seacoast cities and Rocky noun
tain sections complained that wagons in
the postal service painted vermiliion red
did not hold their color. The bureau of
chemistry states this color of red Is one
of the least durable, while il is the opinion
OF experts that a medium coach green IS
one OF the most lasting Of colors the least
expensive and not SO easily affected by
dirt
.ouitabie for Rural Routes.
This. it is said, makes green especially
suitable for wagons on rural routes where
at certain periods of the year dust and
mud are plentiful. Green paint has been
used on letter boxes for several years.
and the new parcel post automobiles re-
Gently purchased are painted in this color.
The Postmaster General believes the use
with view to durability, will greatly I'M
prove the appearance OF all equipment OF
this kind.
Vehicies used on rural routes ana IN
cities Tor delivery of parcels VIII De the
only ones anected by the new order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
CONTROLLER DISAGREES
WITH SECRETARY LANE
Question Arises Over Proposed I'm
provements Adjacent to Glazier
Park in Montana.

a violent presumption" is the state
ment of George e. Downey, controller of
the Treasury, in an adverse decision CON-
mcnting upon the viewpoint of Secretary
Lane of the Interior Department
Congress must have had the present
situation in mind" was the opinion ex-
pressed by Secretary Lane. with which
Controller Downey took issue. This opin-
Jon was contained in the reference by the
Secretary OF the Interior of financial
problem i'm road building, lin authorizing
the. appropriation, this being, he said,
"the only available location FOR a road to
some of the most beautiful and most fire.
quented spots in the park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08

larry r. Lerch. an attorney. died at
Garfield Hospital early this morning as
the result of an attack Of appendicitis
for which he was operated on few days
Iago. Following the operation. when con-
ditions were found u he aggravated,
complications developed.
About four weeks ago AR I.erch left
for trip in the west. apparentlyNin per-
feet health. On his way back to Wash
inston the attack OF appendicitis devel-
oped and he was rushed to the Garfield
Hospital Immediately his arrival for
an operation.
Educated in Capital.
Mr. Lerch was the junior partner in the
law firm of Sleman & Lerch. He studied
in the public schools of. Washington, and
later attended the law department of
George Washington University, gradu-
admitted to the bar.
Mr.. Lerch was son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry F. I.erch of 1920 NJ street north
west He was born December TO- 1882,
i'm. this city In 1907 he married Miss
Irene F. I.eech. He is survived by his
mother and father, his wife and two
children. one three years old and the
other an infant of only two months.
His Affiliations.
He was a member of the church coun-
Gil of Epiphany Lutheran Church, the
Y NJ c. A.. OF Harmony Lodge. +. A.
A. NJ. and of the University and Column
bia Country Clubs.
Funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon at > o'clock at his late residence
and will be conducted by Rev. Charles f.
Steck of Epiphany Lutheran Church. The
interment will be private. The pallbear-
ers will be c. Arthur Slater. Abner y.
Ferguson, Stanton C. Peelle. l.. Russell
Alden, Paul Sleman and Carl II. ClaUdy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Pile. Cared 4. q tora Nav.

druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
fails To cure Itching. Blind. bleeding Protrud-
Ing Piles First application ..iye> relief. sue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
Wife and Children Survive.

Massino is survived by his wife and two
sons and two daughters. His mother.
who is ninety years ID, resides with her
son Frank in Arthur place Joe Mas
siso. brother. is ip the hotel business
at Girard. Ala; Giovanni, another broth
er. resides in Nashville. Tenn. while
Pietro, third brother, is resident of
Paris.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
at o'clock at the family home,
and an hour later requiem mass will be
celebrated at st. Patrick's Church. In
terment will be at st. Mary's cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08
ANGELO MASS|NO DEAD;
MANY YEARS RESIDENT
Pioneer Business Man and
Had Prominent Place in
italian Colony.

Angelo Antonio Massino. one of the
best known Italian residents of Wash
ington. died at his home. 335 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, yesterday. after
a short illness.
He had been in the restaurant bust
ness at the Pennsylvania avenue address
about thirty-fivc years. and had enter
tanned many prominent persons at spa
ghetti dinners his brother Frank Mas
sino. having prepared them.
Came Early to America.
The deceased was sixty-three years
old. and native of Marsicovetro. Italy.
He came to this country when he was
eight years old, and when a young man
he was in the confectionery and fruit
business on the ground floor of the old
Dime Museum. later the Globe Theat ter.
on the site of the Post Office Depart
ment building.
Thirty-n,e years ago he became a
partner of Joseph Marineili in the
liquor business. and twelve years ago
the firm dissolved partnership, Massino
and his brother taking over the bust
ness. Angelo Massino. it is stated was
the oldest Italian member of the Knights
of Pythias. having been a member Of
Decatur Lodge a number of years be-
fore he became charter member of
Columbia Lodge. He was also member
of Unione FratelIanzo Italiana and the
Garibaldi Society
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Chicago. NJ, 8. aprila (ApriD 1913.
VODITELJICA BOJEVITIH
L0NDONSKIH SUFRA-
GETK OBSOJENA.

Velika porota V Londonu je
dine l. aprila V triletno jeee
obsodila Mrs. Emmeline Pank
hurst. Pankhurst je bila aretira-
ma dne "a. februarja, ko Sc je IL
javila, da je ona dobro vedela "a
nacrt, ko so zenSke pognale z
bombami zrak krasno palace
angleSkega ministerSkega pred
sednika David Lloyd George.
Amerikanska Sufragetka Bea-
trice Harradan, katera je tudi
pomagala londonskim koleginiam
razbijati, okna, je pa obsojena ma
diva meseca iece.
Sufragetke pravijo. da ne bodo
hotele nicesar jesti, da tako IL
lakoto prisilijo oblasti, da jih bo-
dejo moral izpustili IL jeGe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
POvodnji ciklon in
kapitaliZem.

Strasna katastrofa je pred par
tedni zadela Omaho in cello vrsto
NEST Ohio, lndiani in lllinoiSu.
V Omahi ie ciklon porusil eez
1000 his in uni6il do 200 zivljenj.
In V treh omenjenih drzavah je
silna povodenj razdejala celia me-
sta, Stevilo unicenih zivljenj
mogo6e presega diva tisoc.
Seveda, krivda tie grOzne kola-
mitete Sc ne more zvrniti ma nj
kogar Element nature sc ne dajo
pestiti - sedaj Sc ne. Tukaj bi ne
pomagal noben "indzunkSn"!
Toda nekaj drugega je, kar la
hko pribijemo ma ra6m gnjilega
kapitalisti6nega sistema. Ako bi
grozila denarna panika, tedaj ma
Sa zvezina vlada takoi priskoci z
vsemi Stirimi ma pomoG bankirjem
in ostalim demrrinI gospodom
kakor Sc jc to ze veckrat zgodilo.
Ce pa ljudstvo zadene katastro-
ia, ki ne naredi samO ogromno
materijalno skodo, temvec poko-
81 tudi ma stotine iivljenj, tedaJ
pa ntsreeno ljudstvo mora caka
ii ma charity" "a pomoc. Name
sto da hi osrednja vlada tako.
vzela svoje roke vso skrb "a po-
nesrccence in dala denar "a prvC
silo, morajo pa governorji pOsa.
meznih draw apelirati ma zepe
drzayljanov. ma usmiljena srca,
da skladajo cente in dolarje. Ct
to nj sra,nota ia takc bogato via.
DO in "a civiiiZ.rano druzbo vob
ce. po;em ma; Sc beseda sramota
sploh brise IL jezika. Ma tiso6e
ljudi ie brez Strehe in V mraZu,
vlada Sc lie game in prepusca
profesijonelnin, Aeraeem. .'ctari-
tanom", da fehtajo potrebni de.
mar "a zrtve lcvodnji in cikloua
Kjc smo Sc
Kadar bo republika socialnC
organizirana, tako da Sc 20 yiad;
zavzela, da bodo stanovanja trd
no grajena in reke dobro reguli
rane, tedaj tudi cikloni in povod
mi ne bodo imele tskih pcsledi,
kot danes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
W. D. HAYWOOD v JEcI.

V Paterson, y. J., je bill dne 81.
marea obsojen mani delavski vo-
ditelj W. ID. Haywood V sestmese-
cev tezkega della passaiski je6i.
Ravno TAXA kazen je bila odmer-
jene tudi organizatorju stavkujo-
cih tkalcev svile Adolph Lessigu.
Oba sta bila obtozena udelezbe pri
protestni paradi stavkarjev, ka-
teri so demonstrativno korakali
liz Patersona V blizne mesto Hale
don, kateri ina socialisticnega zu-
pana. Haywood j menil, da Sc ga
bo morda stavilo pod $1,000 var
scin do prihodnje porotne obrav-
nave, a policijska oblast mu tega
nj hotela privoliti. Med stavkujo-
elm delavstvom PatersOnu je
nastalo vsled obsodbe velikansko
ogorcenje. Wee tisoc Strajkarjev
Sc je nabralo pred sodiscom ter
glasno zahtevalo, da maj sc Hay
wooda in Lessiga izpusti, ali pa
tudi ME zapre rekoc; rko sta
Haywood in Lessig kriva, potem
smo krivi tudi mi vsi, ker smo Sc
udelezeli ravno iste parade.
Recorder Carroll .ie sedaj hui
di zagati, ker ne We kaj mu je
storiti. Ako prizna, da so take
parade kriminalne potem mora
obsOditi yse tiste kateri so Sc pa
rade udeleMli. To pa ne pojde
tako lahko, ker je tch ljudi ma
tisoce. V nasprotnem slutaju pa
bi moral Haywooda in Lessiga
izpustiti IL jece ,ker to vendar ne
gre, da bi bila samo diva zaprta,
ako pa ma tisoce naredi emo in
isto stvar, katero vampirski sod
mix smatra "a zloGin.
Javna stvar je. da so kapitali-
sti spravili Haywooda jeco. Bill
so mnenja, da ako imajo enkrat
ma varnem voditelja, da bode po-
tenn strajk nitro koncan. lie malo
je Ameriki MOI, katerih hi sc
kapitalisti tako bali kakor Sc
Haywooda. Poznajo ga dobro, da
Sc media podkupiti IL nobenimi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
SODNIKU Sc VRTI v GLAVI.

Sodnik Russell ina gotovo en-
koleScck proved, ali pa enega pre-
malo glavi. Izak Dubinsky last
mix male tvornice je zatozil pred
sodnikom diva delavca, rekoc, da
sta pripadnika unije. Sodnik je
"a ia zlocin ohsodil delavca, vsa-
kega tridesetdnevno je6o.
Sodnik Russell je med drugim
rekel sledeGe: "Unijsko gibanje
je ne-amerikansko. Veliko let Sc
je ljudstvo te dezele bojevalo "a
svobodo, katero sedai imamo !?
No in Vi ne-Amerikanci IL vasim
ne-amerikanskim mijam, posku-
Safe unieiti svobodo! vi ne-Ame-
rikanci ste slabejsi, kakor so zlo-
cinci. Unije nimajo pravice uGiti
delavce, da maj sc organizirajo."
Take modre misli ina toraj sod
mix, -kateri bi moral biti pravi6en
in nepristranski. Vsaki organizi-
rani delavec re lahko naprej We.
kako ga bode sodil taxi sodnik.
Kdor tako zanicljivo govori cd
organizacije, nj vreden, da Sc mu
plume obraz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
VELIK I TOVARNI IA IZDE-
LoVANJE STRoJEv, GRoZI
STRAJK.

V Hopedale, Mass, so dne l..
aprilu delavci v tamosnjih veil
kin tovarnah Draper Company po-
slab gospodarjem noto, V katerej
pravijo, da hocejo imeti unijo,
osemurnO delo, ter boljso place.
Ako Jim gospodarji povoljno ne
odgovore - izbruhne Strajk.
Draper Company je najveeja
tovarna "a izdelovanje textilnih
nih strojev Ameriki. Najprvo Sc
je uprlo GOO izu6enih delavcev,
kateri so clani I. w. w. ter "a
htevali 10 odstotno povisanje pla-
Ge in odpravo akordnega della.
Sedaj, ko SO Sc Jim pridruzili Sc
ostali delavci so pa Sli s svoiimi
zahtevami viSje.
Draper Company je bila usta-
novljena leta 1916 in sedaj je prvi
slueaj, da pojdejo delavci ma
strajk, ako Jim druzba ne izpolni
nJihovih zahtev. Druzbo re cd "a
eetku lastuje Draperjeva rodovi-
ma. ex-governor Eben S. Draper
Je predSednik in lastnik. Druzba
je V preteklei letu naredila
$l0OOO.O00 cistega dobiGka, po-
vrh je pa Sc Slo $2,25O.OOO V re-
Dervni fond.
V Hopedale je re priSlo il Bo-
stona 30 policmanov, da sluca ju
strajka protektirajo skebe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08

obljubami, da rajSi hodi laGen, ds
gre rajsi tudi jeee ali pa ma
vislice, kakor pa da bi zatajil svoi
delavski razred. Nekaterim socia-
listom Sc Haywood vidi preradi-
kalen. Res je, da pravila social
stiene stranke prepovedujejo di-
rektno akcijo in po pravilih Sc
moramo vsi ravnati ako hocemo
biti clani socialistiGne stranke.
Pozabiti pa ne smemo, da ga sploh
nj Ameriki delavca, katerega hi
kapitalisti in nekateri kOlovodje
drugih mij bolj sovrazili, kot
sovrazijo NIGGA. Vkljub vsem ma
padom pa je ostal vednO poSten,
priprost in izkren prijatelj in "a
govornik delavcev.
Da pa delayci pokazejo, da Sc
ne boje jeGe in despotizma od
strani sodnika Carrolla, policij-
skega nacelnika Bimsona in dru-
9Th new-jersejskih kozakov, so
dne 3. aprila priredili velikansko
demOnstrativno parade, katere Sc
je udelezilo do $4,000 oseb. ITO
je bila ravno TAXA parada kakor
tista zavoljo katere sta Haywood
in Lessig V jeci). Strajkarji so Sc
hoteli prepricati, ce so take para
de resnici kriminalne. Vseh
$4,000 delavcev je bilo pripravlje-
nih, da gredo "a svoiim vodite-
ljem V jeco. Pa glej vraga. Niti
eden policajev sc nj prikazal. da
bi povedal Strajkarjem, da so
take parade prepovedane.
Cele tri ure, cd dvanajstih do
treh popoldne Sc ie valila mnozi-
ca IL Patersona proti Haledon.
Gremo civilizirani Haledon kri-
cali so strajkarji. Slava Paterson
skemu barbarizmu. V Haledon je
strajkarje socialistiGni zupan
William Brueckman prijazno
sprejel, ter Jim voscel "dobro do
sh.'' Pri mas, rekel je zupan, je
prtSti dom va svobodo govoFa,
garantirane so VAN vse pravice,
kolikor jih dovoljuje ameriSka
konstitucija. Najprvo so preGitali
pozdrav, katerega jim ie postal
Haywood IL jeGe, in kateri Sc
glasi: "Povejte delavcem, da maj
Sc drze V boju, ker potem so GO
tovi, da bodejo zmagali. Ako bo-
/ dem Sest mesecev V jeGi, in ce
bode tenn kaj vam pomagano, da
izvoJujete Osemurni delavnik. vec
kruha in putra, potem JAZZ sest-
mesecno jeeo veseljem sprej-
men,"
Potem so nastopili govorniki V
angleskem, nemskem. francoskem,
taljanskem in poljskem jeziku.
Soglasno je bilo sprejeto, da ako
, oblasti kmalo ne izuste IL jece,
po nedolznem zaprtega Haywooda
In Lessiga, da organizirajo obse-
zen generalni strajk.
Zadnje vesti nam poroGajo. da
4, je w. d. Haywood bill dne 5.
aprila izpuscen IL jeGe. Slava "a
vednim delavcem, katerih Sc boil
kapitalisticna justica.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
DAkRnW M0RDA PRIDE '
TRETJE PRED POROTO
16. JUNIJA.

Znani odvetnik Clarnce S.
Darrow, kateri je obdolzen. da je
podkupoval porotnike V znanej
pravdi bratov Mcnamara pride
V tretje pred poroto dne 16. ju-
mia. Brzkotne pa, da sodbe vec
ne pride.
Darrow je prosil sodnika Willis,
ako sme "a nekaj casa It'll V Chi
cago, da 81 svoje stvari uredi.
Sodnik mu je to takoj dovolil.
predno pa je odsel, mu je rekel
drzavni pravnik Fredericks Jaz
zelim, da bi imeli sodbo dne 81.
.aprila. (Tega dneva sploh nj, ker
ina april samo 30 dni) Ali ste
zadovoljni Darrow, reGe sodnik
Willis, da Sc vrSi sodba dne 81.
aprila. Nato odgovori Darrow :
Meni bi bilo ljubSe, ako bi sc
sodba vrsila 30. februarja. Celia
druzba sc zaradi te humoristjcne
izJave Darrowova spusti smeh.
Drzavni pravnik Fredericks pri
odhodu Darrowovu stisne roko.
ter mu reci: Good by Darrow, jaz
te ne zelim vec videti tukaj.
IL vsega tega je razvidno, da
da tretje porote brzkotne nikdar
ne pride in da je dolgotrajna ko-
media koncana.
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kapitalisti in mescanski patri-
jotje so veliki priiatelii pisanin
zastav. Oni re vedo zakaj. z "a
stavo V roki poslieio ma bojne po-
Lame cvet naroda, da sc upapolni
mladenci in mozie tepejo 2 namis-
llenim sovraznikom. ter padaio
kot bike "a interese kapitalistov.
Il pisanimi zastavami y rokah
navdusujeio siti patriotic delav-
ce "a narodnost in domovino, da
jih potem v imenu narodnosti, We
re in domovine pobiiejo ma indu-
strielnem poliu. Se lie potem, ka-
dar ma voinih in industrielnih po-
liih pade ma stotisoce. da ma mill
ione delavcev - Sc lie potem ka-
pitalisti mrtve delavce LJUBIJ0
- ter Jim postavljajo spomenike.
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Skupaj. .257,O21.I13

Skupni izdatki "a militarizem
omenjenih drzavah znasajo tedaj
257 ,O21.113 funtov Sterlingov. A
to znaci izracunano po nasem de-
narJu' da Sc letno zrtvuje mic
mani nego 1898 ,301 $50 dol, reel:
! milijard 233 milijonsv 3O1 tisoe
$50 dol. militaristicnemu molohu.
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GLADKI WILSON.

Predsednik Wilson je posebne
vrste diplomat. Prd kratkim ga
je obiskala deputacija sufragetk
s prosnjo, da priporoci poslanski
zbornici svoji prvi poslanici u
stanovno uZakonitev zenske volil-
ne pravice "a cello republiko. Will
son je zenske prijazno sprejel in
prijazno jim je obljubil, da bo
stvar dobro premislil; toda zago-
tovil pa je sufragetke, da "v slu-
caju", ee bi ne ugodil njih zelji,
da ne smejo tega smatrati kot "a
nasprotstvo proti zenski volilni
pravici. u drugimi besedami je
Wilson povedal, da je in nj proti
sufragetkam - da je ma obeh
straneh On je zato, da bi zenske
volile in zopet nj zato!
Ravnotako je z njegovim "sta-
napram delavstvu. Ze V
svojem inauguracijskem govoru
je povedal, da je naklonjen obe-
ma: delavcu in kapitalistu. Tako
jc pac najlepse nj Sc treba niko-
mur zameriti. Ampak pri zaved-
nih delavcih to ne drzi mic. Min
Woodrow ne bo vlekel.
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Umrljivost bogatih in siro-

masnih. - NemSki Statistik DIR.
j. Funk ie napravil "a Bremen
Statistiko umrliivosti prebivalcev
napram materijalnemu stanju in
dosel do zakliucka, da ie cd leta
1901. do 1910. Ma 10000 umrlo
poprecno ma leto