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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
KOLEKTIVNO LASTNISTVO.

1.Ko'ektivno (skupno) lastni-
Stvo in demokraticna Njudska)
uprava zeleznic. ziGnih in brezzic-
nih brzojavov in ~telefonov. eks-
preSa, parobrodnih crt in vseh o.
stalih druzabnih sredstev "a
transportacijo in komunikaciio
ter kOnecno vseh vecjih industrij.
2. Municipalna, drzavna ali fe-
deralna vlada maj nemudoma O.
tvori svOje zitnice, klavnicc. skla-
diSca in druge diStribucijske po-
Stojanke V svrho omeiitve scdanje
neznosne draginie.
3. Rudniki, premogokopi, ka-
menoIomi, p%etrolejski v%relci, 60
zdoyi in vodne sile maj postane.io
javna last.
4. Obrana in razvoj naturnih
bogastev V dobrobit vsega ljud.
silva.
al 7 mnim pogozdovanjem in
protckcijo lesovia;
b. potion izsusevanjcm moGvir-
natih krajev;
O. potion napelievania tekocih
voda in UPGRADE vodnih sill;
ID L odpravo sedanje ckstrava-
gantne potrate zemlje in bogatih
produktoy rudnikov in petrolei-
skin vrelcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Stroski zelezniske nezgode.

lezniska nezgoda pri Mulheinu ma
Badenskem. ki je kakor znano "a
htevala IA cloveSkih zrtev. je tn
di zelezniSko upravo mocno oSko-
dovala. StroSkov DO IA mad l in
cctrt miliionov mark. OdSkOdni-
ne Sc je izplacalo "a mad 130.45O
mark; IA poravnavo strojev in
t%enderjev Sc je pOtroSilo 1900
mark. Nabaviti Sc je morale en-
nov tovorni voz in stir osebne
vozove, Xxi so skupnos tall 10000
kron. (mar' Poravnana raznih
pokvarienih zelezniSkih naprav
ie stala skupno 1850 mark.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20

ca bl zdruzila te kraje S sibirsko
zeleznico. Prometna pot bi bila
popolna; razvilo bi Sc ogromno
gospodarskO gibanje. s koloniza-
clio dezele Sc bode utrdila moe
drzave in upliv drzavne uprave
mad rodOvi Sibirije.
Juzna sibirska proga b. najbr-
re V zvezi Z zeleznico Orenburg
Taschkend in Sc DO pri Akt!iuibin-
sku zdruzevala 2 JUNO rusko ze-
leZnlco. Zeleznica Sc bo pomikala
cimdalJe proti vzhodu in V TEN
je tudi niena vaznost in ugod-
most. Proga BIO dolga cd $500 do
5000 %kilometrov - kolikor pri-
blizno prOga Petrograd-Pariz. No
va z%eleznica DO mnogo uplivala
ma razvoi JUNE Sibirije in ne bo
brez upllva ma gospodarske in po-
htlcne razmere Europe. zlasti 4
ozlrom, ma spremenjeni polozaj V
NZnounl AZlll.
Kitajski zelezniski nacrt. XII
tajska vlada je sklenila zgraditi
zelezniSko progO med Tukavu in
Singang Oh zeleznici Pekin-Han-
kan. koncesijo proOe Sc je lcta
1908 podehlo neki anoleSki druz-
bi. Proga bo doloa go angleSkin
milf. Zgradba bo stala 100000 900
mark. Nova z~eleznica je nujno po-
trebna. Zeleznica med Tsingtavu
in Pukavu posluje Z dobrim to-
vornim in osebnim promotion. No
vi z%eleznici je zagotovljen finanG-
hi uspeh. Industrial Sc tudi ma
kltalskem motno razviia. TUT.
zlasti angleski kapital izkoriSca
industrijske ugodnosti in narav-
no bogatstvo kitajske drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
RaZnO.

RusR zeleznisk nacrt. Ruska
vlada 81 izposojuje ma Franco
skem 700 milijonov kron V svrho
zgradbe JUNO sibirske z~eleznice.
Ia notica. XII Sc jo ie vsled sedan
uh vojnih homatii Skoraj prezr-
10, zasluzi posebnO p%ozornost.
Nov zelezniSki natrt .ie velikega
pomona ne lie IA rusko Waldo in IA
ruske kapitaliste. Zgradba move
luzno-sibirSke z~eleznice DO imela
globok upllv ia YES Svetovni trg.
Nova zeleznica DO V pararelni I'VE
n 4 drugo sibirskO zeleZnico: pro-
met. prevazanje in izvazan.ie Sc
DO mocno razvijalo in nova nepo-
sredna kulturna zveza bo ~vstvar-
jena med Evropo in vzhodom.
Igradba zeleznice predstavlja
najZna6ilneisi moment V ruskem
drzavnem zivljeniu; edino V TEN
oziru Sc predstavlja ruska vlada
kot nOsiteljica kulture. Kdor Sc je
vozil prostornih vozovih zelez-
mic IA Ruskem, nora obGudovati
III hvaliti tocnOst i'll veliko udob-
most ruske i~eleznice.
komisiia zelezniSkega ministra
j. izdelala leta 1911 naGrt "a zgra-
dbo %pOtrebnih nOvih prog. Seveda
Sc hi pri doloGanju novih prog
omalovazevalo m~ilitarsticne raz-
loge. Dolocilo Sc .ie zgradbo zelez-
mskih prog "a $4,000 verst. to je
Okolo 10000 kilometrov. To leto
Sc bo zgradilo 1890 kilometrov.
cd ten 1890 V azijskih pokrajinah.
JUNO sibirska zeleznica lie ze
peta velika zelezniska nroga. XII
10 Russia V kratkm casu gradi V
Aziji. kolOnialni obrat Sc usiliu-
le tudi Y Rusiji Z izredno hitrost-
10. /gradbo prve zelezniSke pro
&c .le zahtevala ekspansiOnisticna
politika Aziji in politiGno-mili-
tariSticni razlOgi so imeli najveGji
vpliv pri webb nacrta. Nova
zgradha bo pa sluzila izkljucno
gospodarskim intcresom.
Igradba move proge DO stala
mani nego proga oh reki Amur
IN DO %zdruzcvala Sibirijo 5 Thin
oceanOm. koristila bo l.judstvu in
drzavi bolje nego Severno kitaj-
ska zelcznica. XII nj bila zgraiena
da hi sluzila izkliucno gospodar-
skim intcreSOm. Amurska zelezni-
ca jc ~pospeSevala razprSenie ru-
Skc kolOnialne politike. nova luz
ma Sibirska proga bo pa kolonialni
obrat in kOlonialno pOlitiko kon-
ccntrirala in oiaGila. OmogoGila
bodc kolonizacijO Ogromnih delov
dezele med Sibirsko ze.eznico ma
sever. oh Gralo ma zapadu in
uralsko bajkalskO z~cleznico. Kolo
nizacija je V teh krajih Rusije v
zadniih letih izredno napredova-
la. Tia so tukai izredno rOdovit-
ma izvaza So letno milijone mex
tarjcv pridclkOv. Xc stoletja Sc
llasti med Kirgizi mocno razviia
rcja oyac. koni in velblodov. Go
~SpodarStvo bode pod ugodneiSimi
okolnos'mi Sc intenzivncise ma
p%rcdovalo. IzkoriScanic naravnih
lakladov bodc popolnejae. V ak
molinSli pokraiini ma severn ic
mnogo bogatih rudnikov; V Al
taiSkem %goroviu Sc pa ~nahajaio
pravi zakladi zlata. Nova zelezni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
I poZdravom
Viljem Sitter,
PLATTFoRMA IN PROGRAM
socijalisticne stranke "a leto 1912.
Sp~rejeta ma narodni konvenciji v
Indianapolis in pc splosnem
glasovaniu strankinega
clanstva.
(Konec.)
PROGRAM.

Il namenom, da Sc delavci elm.
bolJ okrepe V boju "a mas koncni
cilj in da Sc s TEN vecjo silo upira-
10 kapitalisticnemu izkoriScanju,
propagiramO in So zavezujemo IL
polniti nash izvolienih uradnikih
sledeci program
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
'Narodna sloga', Stv. 81, Semi

"Narodna Sloga", stv. 81, Semi
mole, Pa. - Predsednik Ivan
J~elovcan, r. F. ID. 6, box 100;
tajnik: Ivan Campo, RID. 6,
b. l42; blagajnik Nikolaj Two
niear, box CD; vsi V New Be
tlehem, Pa. - Seja vsako prvo
nedeljo V prostorih sabrata l.
van Campo.
"Zdruzeni Balkan, Stv. 6S, Gin
ton, Ind. - Predsednik Jurij
Cartel, r. r. l, box "a; tajnik
Teodor Choleva, b. 14l; blagaj-
mix: Anton RoSelj, b. /; vsi V
Clinton, Ind.-Seja vsako prvo
nedeljo oh 10. dcpoldne V pro-
storih sobrata ". MoGnika.
Balkan, Stv. 90, Pittsburgh,
Pa. - Predsednik Fran Gerlo-
vic tajnik: Fran Lab, 5239 Blu
tier St; blagajnik; AlOjzij
Had, 5436 Harrison Ave; vsi
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Seja VISA
ko (ffO
"Zvesti bratie", stew. 10 New
Derry. Pa. - Predsednik: Jak.
Skofic, box >: tajnik: Stefan
Kopriva, b. II; blagajnik Ivan
Prah. b. Al; vsi V New Derry,
Pa. - Seja vsako prvo nedeljo
prostorih sobrata Stefan Ko-
priva OBJ ,. popoldne.
"Delavec naprej", Stv. II, Besse-
mer, Pa. - Predsednik: Ivan
Sopetnik, b. 10; tajnik Anton
Katie, b. Sc; blagajnik: Mar
tin Mazi, b. III; vsi V Besse-
mer, Pa. - Seja vsako drugo
nedeljo V prostorih sobrata
Martin Mazi-ja.
"Koscziusko'', Stv. ~, Bankhead.
Alta, Canada. - Predsednik /:
Anton Planka, b. (N tajnik :
Rudolf Dutka, b. 43S; blagaj-
mix: Valentin Dobia. b. (3); vsi
Bankhead. Alta, Canada. -
Seja vsako ?f??
Pod Triglavom'', Stv. 10, Smith
field, Pa. - Predsednik .Jo-
sip STRIFE, b. 63, RED. Z; tai
mix: Ivan Brzen. r F. D.. I. b.
l49; b~lagajnik Anton Bergine,
RID. Z, b. 166; vsi V Smith
field, Pa. - Seja vsako ? ~?
"Kranjsh prijatelj', stew. "a,
Falls Creek, Pa. - Predsednik /:
Alojzij Slak, b. 81 tajnik .Jer-
mel Gorjup, b. 142; blagajnik 4:
Josip UrSic, b. 261; vsi V Falls
Creek, Pa. Seja vsako prvo
nedeljo V prostorih sobrata 10
sip UrSica.
OPOMBA: Tajnike 18TH drustev,
kateri zapazijo kako pomoto
istotako tudi katerih drustve-
no poroeilo je pomankljivo,
prosim, da mi nenudoma poro-
cajo, da Sc nedostatki V imeni-
ku, kateri izide drugic, popra-
WHO.
S sobratskim pozdravom
Viliem Sitter
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
ReVmatizem,

nevralgija, Odrge. otekline.
bolecine hrOmosti. o'e6ie ~"
ze, okoreli sklepi in miSice.
pokosnice. krci, bolecine V
hrbtu. prsih in bokih sc rabi
kakOr zdravilo IA vnajno
radio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
ali kriStuS
" enQleSkem ieZfku.

Pozivljamo duhovnike in katoliea
ne, da zanikajo fakte, XII so V tel knji.
81, ' katerej ~dokazemo, as je riz
sko.katoliska cerkev nekrseanska. -
Vsaka stran pesebej sdpira oGi.
224 strani. Cena Csc s postnino, 8 "a 81
Vsak, moski ali zenska, intersiran
V ameriskih institucijah in v svobodi
hi moral naroSiti We: komadov to knji.
&c in 10 razsiriti med ~prijatelji in
Znanci.
AMERICAN LIBERTY PUB. CO..
Dept. 149. Bex S14. Chicago. III
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
INDUSTRIALNE ZAHTEVE.

lNDUSIhlALNE ZAHTEVE.
Zdravje in a~ivljenja delavcev in
nJih rodbin St ina 6uvati in ohra-
nit potion
l. skrajSanja delavnika soraz-
merno Z ~naraSGajoGo uspeSnostjo
maSinerije;
,. odpotitka "a vsakega delavca
naJmanj poldrugi dan Y tednu;
B. boljSega nadzorovanja I'm
Spiclranja) delavnic, tvornic in
rudnikov:
!. prepovedi della IA mladino
pod Sestnajstim letom;
D. kooperativne organizacije in
dustrij Y federalnih kaznilnicah
V korist kaznjencev in njih odvis-
nikov;
8. prepovedi medrdrzavne
transportacije tizvoz ali uyoz il
enc drzave Y drugo) p~roizvodov
o%troskega in kaznjeSkega della ka-
kor tudi proizvodov in nenadzo-
rovanih tovarn in rudnikov:
1. odprave profit sistema, pri
vladimir delhi, kteri Sc mai nado-
mesti z direktnim vposlevanJem
delavcev ali pa pctom pogodb
(kontraktov) $ kooperativnimi
skupinami delavcev;
s. ustanovitve minimalnih pla-
climb lestvic in potion
9. odprave oficijelne dobrodel-
nosti charity, ktera Sc mai nado-
mesti Z starostnim zavarovaniem.
"a kterO nj treba nicesar prispe-
vati, dale z generalnim sistemom
drzaynega zavarovanja prot
brezposelnOsti in telesnim poSko-
diam ter Z obveznim zavarova-
MEM delavcev pc delodajalcih -
brez stroskov delavcev - prot
boleznim, nesreGam in smrti.
Politicne zahteve.
l. AbsolutEa svOboda tiska. GO
vora in zborovanja.
2. Vpelje maj Sc naraScajoGi do
hodinski davek, poveGa sedanji
korporacijski davek ma dedseine
MAJ sc pa raztegne tako. da no ma
sorazmerno 2 vrednostjo
posestva in Z ozirom ma bliznjost
sorodstva. Dohodki ten davkov
imajo st porabiti "a socializacijo
.industrije.
8. Odprava mOnopOlskega last
patentov. ki Sc maj nado-
mesti : kolektivnim laStniStvom
in Z direktnimi nagradami iznaf
diteljem potion premij ali odliko-
/. \eomenjena in jednaka vo-
hlna pravica IA moSke in zcnSkc
.. %lnicijativa, referendum. cd
poklic in proporcionalno zastop-
narodno in krajevno.
6. Odprava sonata in predsed-
nikovega veta (zavraGania zako-
:. Volitev predsednika in pod
predSednika direktno cd liudstva.
5. Vrhovncmu sodiSGu Zedinje-
nth draw maj Sc odvzame moe
razsojati o ustavnoSti zakonOv, XII
Jill sprejme kongres. Narodni "a
koni maj Sc preklicejo ali odpra-
WHO lie potion Sklcpa y kongresu
ali potion SploSnega glasovanja
vsega ljudstva.
9. Odprava sedanjih ome.ieno-
glcde spremenitve ustave, ia
to da Sc uStava zamore Spreme-
niti ali dodati odloka vcGine vo-
.ilcev.
10. Podelitev volilne pravice v
Columbia districtu Z zastopstvom
, kongresu in T. demokraitno for.
mo municipalne Wade Samo "a.
.rajcvue razmere.
II. Demokraticna liudska.
"a tsc t%eritoriie Iediujcnih
-. Vzakonitev sploSne izobraz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-20
Spojitev angleskh zeleznicar.

Spojitev angleskih zeleznicar-
sixth zvez. AngleSki zeleznicarji
praznujeio vsako leto svoj ''.jubi-
lejni dan. PraznovalO Sc je tudi
letos z ogromnimi demonstracija-
mi pc vsej dezeli spojitev treh
najmOtnejSih zeleznicarskih or
ganlzacii ma AngleSkem ogrom-
ma le bila demonstracija V Londo-
uu. katere Sc ie udelezilo mad 90
600 zeleznicariev. V Hide Park
$ je vrSil pOmembni shod. Nova
zelezniska organizacija Steje Sc
daj mad 10000 clanov in .ie ena
izmed najmo6nejsih delavskih or
ganizacii ma AngleSkem. Ma tel
demOnstraciji sc je izdalo paro-
10, da je skuSati pridohiti now ze-
leZniski zveZi Sc estate dive angle
ske ielznicarske organizacije. ki
$ MISC Sc pridruzile zvezi nadalje
delati IA uvrstitev neorganizira-
nth. priceti boj proti progonom
in zahtevati uvedbo minimalne
mezde, osmega urnika in podr-
zavljenja zeleznic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
POLITE BANDIT
RIFLES MAIL TRAIN
Loot Of Southern PaciRc's Shore
Line Limited Will Reach
Into the Thousands

SAM FRANCISCO, CAL. November
1S.-Deputy sheriffs early today. took
up the hunt for a polite bandit. who,
single.handed. robbed the mail car OF
the Southern Pacific shore line
limited. en- route from San Jose to this
city. late last night, bade three mail
clerks. whom he had bound and gag.
ged, q pleasant good night" and dis
appeared In the darkness after rifling
registered mail pouches.
The amount the r0bber secured II
not definitely known, but 1t is believed
It will reach into thousands.
The robber entered the side door OF
the mail car as the train pulled out OF
San Jose. drove the frightened clerks
into q corner OF the car and then
bound each separately. After tieing q
sack over each mans head, he began
mail pouches, pausing now
and then to whistle and joke with his
helpless victims. The robber jumped
from the train az 1t reduced speed up
on entering the yards here.
The method used by the bandit was
precisely that of the man who held up
the mail car of a Southern Pacific
train few weeks ago, and detectives
believe the same. handled both Jobs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
CANADIAN FUGITIVE
IS ARRESTED HERE
Detectives Recognize Him on
Street After Seeing His
Picture

Joseph La Rue, who escaped from
jail at the Canadian 500, last August,
while awaiting trial on the charge Of
killing his wife, was arrested. Monday
evening. by Detectives Black and
Graus. Of the central bureal, who saw
him at Tirst-st. and Michigan-ave..
and connected him with q photograph
OF the 500 fugitive which they had
been shown shortly after the escape.
La Rue made no attempt to deny
his identity. He said he "just walked
out Of the JAIL" He said he was In
nocent Of the crime charged against
him, but was tired Of being locked up.
The body of Mrs. La Rue was
found floating IN st. Mary's river, last
June, and La Rue was indicted on
the charge Of homicide and held for
trial. He escaped from the jail yard,
wI,iic out for exercise, and, he says.
shipped on q lake freighter, which
laid at the 500 for q week., He says
he arrived in Detroit. Sept. s. and has
been employed on q merry-go-round,
as engineer.
He declared that he was separated
from his wife at the time Of her
death, and was willing to 60 back to
Canada without extradition, and prove
his innocence. They took him at his
word, and escorted him to Windsor,
where he was turned over to the Ca
madam police and held for an ofIicer
from the 500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
VESSELS GIVEN
AMPLE WARNING,
HOUSTAN SAYS
Secretary of Agriculture Exon.
crates Forecasters From
Blame Tor Disasters
RESENTS ATTEMPT TO
MAKE BUREAU GOAT"
Prof. Marvin, Weather Observer,
Says Owners Who Took
Chances Are Responsible

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-(Spe.
cial.) Houston, Of the de-
partment Of agriculture, and Prof
Charles r. Marvin, chief OF the United
States weather bureau. In = statement
issued today, exonerate forecastera
along the Great Lakes Of charges OF
having given insufficient warning OF
the storm OF Nov. 8.
The forecasterB we're charged with
having failed to- distribute warnings
and with having neglected to fly storm
signals along. the lakes.
A telegram from Rep. Gordon. OF
Ohio. was received at the White
house yesterday, asking the president
to conduct an investigation into re-
ports made by masters Of lake freight
ers. The telegram. together with an
order from President Wilson, was
turned over to Secretary Houston,
who ordered an inspection of all re-
ports and maps turned In to the
weather bureau by resident. observ.
ers. This investigation proved that
ample warnings had been sent out and
that the proper flags had been flown.
In his report issued today, Prof.
Marvin blames vessel owners for
ignoring the signals. and emphasizes
the fact that his department will re-
sist any attempts to make II the
goat" when boats are sent out In the
face Of ample warning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
NAY BREAK OFF
IMPENDING DEAL
WITH CARRANZA
Executions at Juarez and Re-
fusal Of Leader to Make
Promise Are Obstacles
HUERTA SITUATION
REMAINS UNCHANGED
Strong Undercurrent of Antag-
0nism to Americans Notice
able at Vera Cruz

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Rumors
OF an impending break In this govern
ment's negotiations with the Mexican
constituti0nalists were widely current
today. Two causes were assigned.
The execution of federal leaders at
Juarez has displeased President Will
son and Secretary of State Bryan. But
the compelling reason Is said to be
unwfllingness of Carranza to make
definite promise governing his future
actien. This latter Is most important
III the constitutionalists are to get
arms from this side of the border
Whether there Is to be a break will
depend on the final conference be-
tween DR. William Bayard Hale and
General Carransa today in nogales.
Although Hale has made voluminous
reports to the president through Sec
retary Bryan not q single fact has
heen made publicc. And, unless the
hegotfationss are entirely successful
none Will be.
The situation so far as Huerta Ia
concerned remains unchanged. John
Lind and Nelson O'Shaughnesty con-
tinue In almost constant communica-
tion with Washington. They report
that while both Mexico City and Vera
Cruz continue quiet on the surface
there Is strong undercurrent Of
against Americans. This
k being fostered by Huerta adherents
but II Is not believed there Is any.
danger of attacks on ma
tives OF this country.
II was believed today there would
be no change in the situation before
Thursday. when the new congress Is
to reconvene. The administration
positively refuses to comment on the
OF congress In the face
OF the Omericsn demand that 1t be
dissolved as illegal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
LA MARS FIRST
WIFE SEEKS TO
ADOPT HIS BOY
Tells Police How Husband Slash
ed Her With Razor and
Ran Away
LIVED IN FEAR OF
OF ANOTHER ATTACK
Has Remarked and Has Been
Trying to Find Jose, La
Mars Adopted Child

The first wife Of Jose F. Chirinos La
Mar, wife slayer and suicide, called
at police headquarters, Monday even
ing, In quest of information about the
little boy whom La Mar
had declared to be his adopted son.
She told q story Of being attacked
with razor by La Mar, and left for
dead, with he rthroat and cheek
slashed. La Mar running away. She
later had him arrested for aggravated
assault, but withdrew the case when
he begged for forgiveness and tried
to induce her to return and live with
him. Later she divorced him, and Is
now married to Herbert Haley o1
No. 40 Lillibridge-st She was for.
merly Miss Anna Rhode, and met La
Mar in Chicago, seven years ago,
when she was IL years old. They
were married, and lived together, hap
PLY. for three years. Meanwhile, she
says. they adopted little Jose, the boy
who was known to La Mars acQuaint
ances as his SON by former wife
She says Jose is Pofs hboy.
After three years, the same crazy
jealousy that prompted La Mar to
abuse Alice Perkins La Bar, the wife
whom he shot and killed. Sunday
noon; caused Mrs. Anna La Mar To
leave him and come to- Detroit, to
the home of her brother, Julius
Rhode. La Mar followed her here
On the night Of Get 2, 1911. he at
tackled her, knocking her, down with
q poker. and then slashmg her with
the razor. She still carries the scars
II am glad he is dead" says Mrs
Haley. Nov needn't be In constant
fear Of another attack from him.
have been trying, ever since we part
ed, to find little Jose. to adopt him. .
La Mars body Is held at the county
and Coroner Rothacher says
that unless relatives appeer TO claim
the body, II win be buried In the pot
ter's Aeld. d.--s--..-.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
PLAN TO REFORM
STUDENT DANCES
Prof. Lloyd Believes Some More
Stringent Rules Are Neces- !.
sary for Affairs

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 18.-(Spe
cial.) .)-In an attempt to reform the
general morals OF the student ba'iy
with regard to dances. Prof. A. II.
Lloyd. chairman of the committee on
non-athletic Organisations. called a
meeting Of all representatives of the
classes and campus honorary socie.
ties. The intention Of the faculty a.
set forth by Prof. Lloyd. 10 to have
all dances close at midnight, to hare
a better class of music; and to revise
IN some way the system Of chaperon-
age.
A committee. with Patrick Koontz.
senior literary student of Clendenir,
w. Va. As chairman, was appointed tn
look into matters. and devise some
regulations for improving conditions
Prominent men on the campus are
against the idea of regulating society
dances, believing that these are per.
sonal matters to be decided by tbs
members Of the societies themslvs.
They agree, however. that class dances
should be subject to some regulation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-18
LECHORN EGGS AT
SEVEN CENTS EACH
Removal Of Duty and Heavy I'm
noEtp Fan to Cut Down Cost
In NewsY1u1Ba

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Nice little
white eggs Ut the .1eghorn variety.
fresh laid BY hens within q weeks
distance Ut the .dty hall, went up.
yesterday, To seven cents apiece. re-
tail. This Is an unprecedented price
Larger eggs, equally fresh. but Of the
rtch-brown color that Ia not yet popu-
lar with the women Of this town, sold
sold at Wholesale at 70 cents q dozen,
but the shopkeepers retailed them as
hieh a. As cents doIen-the price
depending on the neishborhood.
"A syndicate Of Manhattan cold sto-
rage SPECTATORS mas sold to q whole
sale grocery house here 100000 cases
Of cold storage eggs at a net profit OF
$76,000.
Since the grocer made the purchase
several days ago. his eggs have gone
up enough to guarantee him net pro-
At of @1S0.000 at yesterdays market
quotations. The eggs originally cost
the SPECTATORS Is cents q dozen.
Here is joint proht OF $255, 900
gathered on one lot Of eggs by food
gamblers who got in between the
farmers and the New York consun-
ers. Tue speculation dealt with only
one xek.s- normal consumption
eggs IN New York city.
Tue removal Of duty from dairy
products has caused 1900 cases OF
Holland eggs 10 come across the
ocean, and eggs are arriving here
from Austria and Denmark, but the
supply has not besn sufficient to
break the hold which the local cold
storage speculators possess on the
price In this market The Holland
eges cot the importers, landed here.
about ~ cents q dozen.
The Housewiyes' league is planning
70 begin, this week, q campaign
Agalnst higher retail price than 30
cents . dosen. II the leagne sue.
ceeds th cold storage spectators Will
have to back down.
+ Bptker arrived here. yesterday, from
abroad, under the free clause In the
new tariff. Some came by way of
London, from Siberia, and some from
Argentina. The Siberian butter cost
the importers 20 cents q pound, de-
liversd ct this port. and the Argen-
tina butter cost - cents q pound.
The tight grip Of the cold storage
speculatces here has resulted in egg
corners" I'm Providence and other
New England cities. where storage
eggs are up 10 IS cents dozen re-
tall The southern hens are finishing
moulttng. and fresh eggs will be COM
ing TO New York freely within few
uoyU. a