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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29

Kdor je pa pravi delavec, sc 10
vse V MEM uprlo roper to zapo
stavljanje in ponizanie. ZakaJ, v
|njegovi CLAW je Sc druga zavest.
Delavec sem; delam. vi Jeste in
pijete, ali JAZZ VAN pridelavam, JAZZ
pogriniam vase mizo, XII sem VAN
10 stesal V vasi Hist, Xxi sen yam
10 sezidal. vi Sc oblacite lepe in
topic, pa prezirate meme, XII hodim
V cuniah: - ali JAZZ sem izdelal
fino sukno "a vas, JAZZ sem YAM
urezal in seSil elegantnO obleko.
Vi sc voZite 20 svetu, sedite na
mehkih blazinah in spite V spal-
mem vagOnu kakor donna ali jai
stojim ma %stroju, pri ogibalu, V tn
nelu. vi nalagate tisoGake V ban
kah, ali JAZZ moran V tovarnah liz
preminjati surovine V blago, ga
n~agladati Y vaSa skladiSca III ga
voziti ma trg, da postane IL NIGGA
denar, ; katerim vladate in gospo
duletc in me movie izkoriscate.
Tako govori delavska zavest.
Ponizen sem in ~potlaGcn, ali pc
krivici. ZaSuzniem sem, ali ne ma
ME vreden cd drugih. Moja roka
j. ~pOtrebna vsemu cloveStvu. le-
nuhova niti MENU samemu.
In delavSka zavest vpraSuie
Ponizan sem = mar MAJ Sc ponizu-
iem Sc sam ? Moia vrednost mi da-
je prarico, da zahtevam enako
zivlienie, XII nj umiranje cd roj
silva do groba. Branijo mi tako
zivlienje. Mar mai Sc cato vdam
Y volio z~atiralcevo in sklonem til
mix p~roStOvolino pod njcgovo pc
Trpim, ker sen slab. Ali triple.
ME nj moja VOLTA. Kje je moe, da
Sc ga RESIN!
In delavska zavcst odgoyarja :
Ma miljone mas ie, onih tam pa ie
pcScica. Ma miljone mas je in sill
ma je naSa moe, te 10 zberemo. Ste
tiSoGe potocicev maj Sc zlije V emo
!eko. pa bo mOgocna. ne lie, da DO
goniia milne in nosila ladje. am
pax sauna ii DO odpirala pot. Veil
taStna bo, silna in kraSna, in no
ben pritlikavec .ie ne zajezi.
Delavec, XII nina te zavesti, je
nomilovanja vreden i'll sam je
kriv. da ie ponizan in zanicevan
Kdor 10 pa ina, bo delal in poma-
gal, da So zdruzi veletok. XII preo-
braZi Svct.
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F. Dostojevskij:
Cuden ~pOSteniak.

Odpravljal SEN Sc V urad. Kar
stopi V soho Agrafeva, moja ku.
h%arica, perica in gospOdinja ten
pricne. V mojo veliko ~zaGudenje,
govoriti Z menoj.
Dotlei je bila vedno tina. Ra-
zen par potrebnih besedi o kosi-
i'll, o gospodinjstvu, nisem cul cd
ME celih pet let nepotrebne be-
sede.
'Prihajam k VAN, gospod,'
pricne nenadoma. "Oddajte
vendar sobo."
"Katero neki?''
"Sobico poleg kuhinje. No,
sal veste."
'Cemu?"
"Cemu? Cemu vendar oddaja-
jo ljudie sobe? No. pa sal veste."
Pa komu mai 10 oddamY"
"Komu neki! Cloveku, Xxi 10
iSce. No. pa sal veSte."
"Liuba moia, SODA je prema.j.
hna. nit "a posteljo nj dovolj
prostorna. KdO mai stanuje V ia
Xxi sobi?..."
"Cemu stanovatil Da ina lie
pOsteljo, stanuje lahko pri O,
knu."
'Pri katerem oknu?"
mo, sal veste? Kakor da ne
hi mali. Pri oknu V predsObi.
Ondi lahKo sedl, slva IN della vse.
kar hoce. Tudi ma stolu lahko Sc
di; ina namrec stol. mizo; -
sploh vse ina"
In koncno. kdO je to?"
"DOber, izkuSen clovek. Kuha-
la mu BON JAZZ. Placal mi bo "a
nrano in stanovanje tri rublies)
ma mesec.
Vendar sem izvedel pc truda-
polnom izpraSevanju, da je neki
MOI pregovoril Agrafeno, ali 10
pa ma drug nacin pridobil, da bi
mu oddala soho poleg kuhinje.
Predobro sem vedel, da je zaman
vsak ugovor. Kar 81 je izmislila
Agrafena. sc je morale tudi izvr.
Siti; sicer ne bi mirovala. Kadar
j kaj nj ugajalo, Sc je takoj ma.
mrdnila. Tako kuhanje je trajalo
obicajTo tri do Stir tedne. Trpel
sem pri TEN ma hrani, manjkalo
.ie perila, tia so bila n~eoeejena.
kratkomalo. dan "a dnem mi lie
boil nagaiala, dokler Sc nj zopet
ohladila niena jeza. Cesto sem pa
oDazal, da nj bila stara, tina re.
MICA zmozna trdno sklepati. niti
obdrzavati sklepov. &c nisem IL.
y Rubelj - priblizno pol do.
laria ali X 2.53 av. vrednosti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29
OblaSt in pravica.

Gospodujoci razredi so vedno
dajali predpisanim zakonom ne
kako tajinstveno moe in nedotak-
1.-Two svetost. Nekoc so bill sploh
zakoni tajni. Neizobrazeno ljud-
stvo nj smelo premiSljevati o ma
menih in podlagi zakonov. Zako-
nOdajni ukrepi MISC danes wee nj
kaka %skrivnOst. cetudi So Sc dan
danes debele knjige drzavnih pa
ragrafov sirokim plastem ljud.
silva nerazumljive.
Toda danes vemo, kako Sc IL.
s~tvarjajo zakoni in vemo tudi,
da MISC zakoni nekaj vecnega in
nedotakljivega. Marq mas .je ucil,
da so zakoni lie izraz gospodar-
skin razmer dezele in da so tudi
zakoni podvrzeni razvoju proiz-
vajanja. DejanSka gospodarski
moe diktira Zakone.
Boz avstriiskega ljudstva IA
volilno pravico potrjuje to mace
10. Cd leta 1878, ko 81 je gospo-
darSko ~ojacenO in zmagujOGe me-
Scanstvo Avstrije priborilo volil-
no pravicO, pa do lcta 1907. ko jd
bila- uvedena splosna volilna pra.
vica, so Sc bojevali ljudski sloji
vzporedno eni IA drugim V do:o-
go politicnega prava. Skupni sill
lJudstva Sc hi mogel gospodujoci
razred upreti. Moral je izpreme-
nit zakon. PROT vOlilnim privile
gijem k%apitalizma Sc je dvignilo
predvsem malomeScanstvo, potem
kmetje in nato proletarijat.
Pod vplivOm izpreminjajocih
Sc gOspodarskih razmer so Sc po-
raiali razredi. Xxi so zahtevali H.
premembO in moderniziranje vo-
lilnega zakona. Znizanje davcne.
ga cenzusa cd 90 ma 10 in 8 kron.
uredba splosDih kurij in koncno
uvedba najsirse in splosne polite
ne pravice kaze stopnjevanje bo-
ia. Zakoni so podvrzeni nepresta-
nj iZpremembi.
Ali mOgocnjaki in kapitalisti.
XII Sc vedno nemoteno gospoduje-
jo mad drzavnimi oblastmi in DIR.
zavnim gospodarstvom, SO 81 po-
tom temelinih drzavnih zakonov
utrdili in zagotovili svOje razred.
ne privilegije. Mad drzavno zbor.
nico so postavili gosposko zborni.
co, Xxi odklania in zavlacuje VISA.
ko moderno, k%apitalizmu skOdlji.
vo reformo. Gosposka zbornica
izvrsuje nekako trajno pasivno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-29

smell moio suknjo in bezal, da ga
nj bilo moci ujeti. Zopet Sc je po-
lotll della, a znova ga dial IL rok,
pa letel k ~vratarju in ga zmerjal
zakaj pusca take Judi V hiSo.
Priletel je V naglici nazaj in or
merjal Agrafeno. Med delom je
mrmral in Sc iezil sam mad seboj.
ceS kako .ie mogo6e, da mu odnesa
tat lzpred Oci suknjo, ko je bill
komai "a diva koraka oddaljen cd
nepoSteniaka.
hratko malo - Astafi IvanoviG
je bill Steer MOI poStenjak, ali pre-
wee Sc ie vznemirjal.
No, dobro naiu jc zvodil "a
nos, AStafi IvanoviG!' sem mu
pripomnil zve6er pri eaju. Bio
mi je straSno dolgoGasno, cato
sem ga skusal spraviti ma pogo
vor o %tatvini, Xxi Sc mi je dozde.
vala skOrai komiGna vsled nepre.
stanega spominjanja in jeze pri-
povedovalca.
"Milostivi gospod. Jezi me tat.
VIVA, ceprav nisem oSkodovan.
To moJem mnenju nj nujSega zlo.
cinca cd tatu. Brez pomisleka ii
ukrade trud. poln pota, ukrade
cas- -. to le zlodej. lie elovek! -
YAM je to vseeno, milostljivi go
spod, niti "a svoio lastnino Sc ne
zmenite."
RES je, res. Astafi IvanoviG.
rajSi sezgem stvar, kakor da 10
pustim tatu."
"Ampak vendar! SO pa tudi
tatOvi, Xxi so poSteni -. Zgodilc
Sc mi le. da SEN naSel poStenega
tatu."
"kaj, %poStenega tatuY Kako je
mogoce, ola je tat posten? Nj ver-
jetno, Astafi Ivanovic!"
"ResnicnO, resnicno! Kako neki
more biti tat posten9 To nj mo-
gote -. Hotel sem lie reel, da je
clovek kradel. XII .ie bill sicer po-
stem. Ampak skoda ga je bio"
"kako sc je to zgodilo, Astafi
IvanoviG?'
'Bilo ie, ko sen bill brez sluzbe
- tega je sedai dive lett - brez
sluzbe sem bill, pravim. in v TEN
p%olozaju sem naSel izgubljenega
cloveka. V svoii z~apuScenosti sem
Sc ga r~azveselil. Pijanec je bill,
potepuh, nepridiprav; incl .je 81
Ger slu@bO, Il ker ie bill vedno pi-
Jan, SO ga odslovili -. Oh, ia ne
pridiprav -! Oblecen je bill, da
sc ga Bog usmili. Cesto nj vedel,
ce ina pod p%elerino srajco; vse je
zapil. a vzlic temu nj bill zakrk-
men. bill je ~dcbrega, usmiljenega
z%nacaja. Bill ie ma prvi pogled u
smilJenja vreden; sal 81 tudi u
bozci 1adi privoSciio kozarcke.
IN daJali so mu, ola Sc je opil. Raj
veselil sem Sc ga, hOdil je "a me-
moi -. kOncno mi je bio re vse-
emo -.
To van ie bill clovek. Kakor
kuzek je letal Ia menoj, ceprav
sva sc videla prvic. Vprvo mai ga
prenocim, dobro, sal so listine v
redu - clovek, kakor drugi.. -.
drugi dan ie prisel zopet, da sem
ga %prenocil, tretji dan zopet; YES
dan je sedel ma oknu in ostaial
cez noe pri meni. Vendar sem 81
mislil, zakai Sc obesa tako name!
Maj mu dajem povrhu Sc hrano.
mai ga prenocujem, sal sem sko-
raj sam berac, pa maj 81 obesam
Sc drugega ma ramo. Cul sem. da
sc je preje z enako silo vsesal v
nekega uradnika. Pila sta noe i'm
in dan. dokler nj uradnik oblezal
cd place.
Ta izredni tat Sc je imenoyal
Emeljan Iljic. Preudarjal sem
dolgo, kaj mai z MIN poenem. Da
hi ga odgnal, sem Sc sramoval.
SbNIa ;.-,hl:-
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godil njenim proSnjam, sem .jc
mOralno izmucil, kar je vsled ME
ne trmoglavoSti dolgo trajalo. \
tudi sam sen 81 miru zelel mad,
vse, cato sem Sc vedno trudil IL
gajati njenim proSnjam.
Pa Sc .ie izkazal vrednega ma.
sega zaupanja Z listinami, nemara
: pOtnim listom?"
"Gotovol Poster, mad vse izku-
sen clovek je, in zagotovil mi .je
tri rublie ma meSec!"
Takoi drugo jutro Sc je prigla-
sill Y mojem poniznem, samotnem
stanOvaniu nov COST; toda niti
najmanie st nisem ozlovoljil, M.
them sem Sc cello r~azveselil. Zivel
sem Osamljen sredi mesta kakor
puScavnik sredi gOzda. Deset.
petnajst let zapuseenosti, we'd
no eni ljudje -. Agrafena T..
vedno ena SODA, to je gotovo brez-
barvna perspektiva. Zdaj pa Sc
priseli k mem nov, tin clovek:
- meni je bill V tel samoti bozji
blagoslcv.
Mole zaupanje do Agrafene
me nj varalo: Moi stanovalec .je
bill izkuSen clovek. Njegove listi.
ne so mi pricale, da je dosluzen
vojak; to hi bill tudi ma prvi pc.
gled spoznal, tudi Ge ne bi bill pre-.
cital listin. Bill sem zadovoljen 2
Astafijem Ivanovicem. svojim no.
vim sostanovalcem. Najbolj so
me zanimale slikovite niegove
zgodbe IL proslih dni. Take pripo-
vedke so cloveku V samoti vec ka.
kor kupi zlata.
Povedal mi je zgodbo, XII je IL
cinkovala name kakor malokate-
ra. Do tega. da mi jo je zaupal.
ga je privedel sledeci sluGaj:
Bill sem sam donna; Agrafena
in Astafi sta odSla po opravkih.
kar zacujem. da Sc Odpirajo vra.
Ia pri vhodu, in takoj pogledam
kdo da je. No glej, V predsobi .je
stall tut decek dokai majhne pc.
stave. brez pOvrSnika, V samem
suknlicu. ceprav so re pihali ostri
jesenski vetrovi -.
"Kai iSces tukajY''
II gospodom uradnikom zelim
govoriti. Sal s%tanuje tukaj go
spod AlekSandrovf"
''Tu he stanuie nihGe z imenom
Aleksandrov; z Bogom."
nj mogoce; sal mi je vendas
hiSnik povedal, da stanuje tn,
kaj," je rekel nepricakovani
gost in Sc SkrbnO oziral prot H.
hodu.
'Izgubi Sc, bratec, izgubi, =.
Bogom,'
Drugi dan. popOldne, ko mi ie
Astafi Ivanovic umerjal nov
suknjic, .ie zopet nekdo smuknil
V predsobo. Skozi vrata SEN gle
dial ma ~prisleca.
DeGek, Xxi me je bill re vcera
posetil. je stall sredi predsobe in
pred naSimi ocmi hladnokrvno
snel moi now %povrsnik raz kiln.
ko. ga Evil, del pod pazduho in
smuknil nitro pc stopnicah. Agra
fena je prisostvovala tel igri, a
cd zacudenia nj mogla niti ziniti.
Mirno je stala in gledala. da .js
odnesel moi novi p6vrsnik. Astafi
Ivanovic je tekel "a tatom. Yes
zasopel je pritekel nazaj, a s
praznimi rokami. FAINT mu je u
iekel!
"SmlolO imam, Astafi / anoviG.
Sreca, da mi nj odnesel Sc pele-
rine; sicer hi nam slaba predla
zaradi tega lupeza."
A glej, Astafi Ivanovic Sc lie ia.
ko vznemiril, da sem OBJ pogledu
mani pozabil ma tatvino. Nj Sc
mogel umiriti. Odlagal je svoje
delo in iznova pricenjal. Pravil
mi je venomer, kako urno ie tat
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lana could not compete with Cuba Al
his amendments were, defeated
STAND BY PRESIDENT
House Democrats sustain Him by
Overwhelming Vote.
TBy Associated Press.l

by associated Press.
Washington. April i2.--Inmediate
free sugar was rejected to-day By the
House Democratic caucus by an over
wheimins vote after an appeal OF
Democratic leaders TO stand by the
PRESIDENT and the Ways and Means
Committee.
This leaves the sugar schedule un-
changed from the compromise form in
which II was presented TO the caucus
by Chairman Underwood and his col
ferences between the White House
and leaders of both houses of Con
gress
The Democratic members OF the
committee, including such free trad
crs as Representative Harrison, or
New York, and Rainey. OF Illinois.
stood as init for the three-yeur
gradual reduction TO a free sugar
basis.
Besides this action the caucus LEFT
open the exact date when sugar would
so on the free list in 1916 An
amendment proposed by Representa-
tive Hardwick, OF Georgia. proposed
that the time It should take effect
should be May !! 1916. so as to be ef-
fectivc before the beginning OF the
canning season. The caucus agreed
10 leave the matter to be brought up
by the Ways and Means Committee
after all the rest Of the tarif bill has
been disposed Of In caucus.
Day OF Argument.
The overthrow OF the Immediate
sugar movement came at the close OF
n day of arguments, and the amend
ment proposing that sugar should be-
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come free with the operation of the
new tariff law was made by Represcn-
tative Hardwick. II precipitated the
real fight of the day, and was lost by
vote Of 155 to 80. after the sched-
ule had been assailed for hours by
the proponents of the sugar planters
In Louisiana and the beet sugar grow
ers. Chairman Underwood vigorously
defended the proposed rates. In his
speech to the caucus he pleaded strong
iy for united party in support of the
blll as presented
we Will concedc." said Mr. Under
wood, agreeing with some of the op-
ponents of the bill, that Immediate
tree sugar would put the domestic
planters out of business. But we as
sert also that free sugar in three years
viii destroy no legitimate industry
II hose who nave invested their
money In sugar lands and have plant
ed crops vii have chance under the
plan OF revision in this bill 10 pay
their bills and adjust thmeselves to
the new conditions"
Mr.. Underwood argued against the
iiardwick immediate free sugar amend :
ment as we'll the amendment TO eN-
tend the free sugar time from three to
four years. His speech was received
with loud applause. and cries of vote.
vote"
Representative Rainey, OF Illinois,
appealed TO the caucus TO stand by the
Democratic administration. we have
been lighting Republican Presidents"
he warned the Democrats, and we
ought not to strike blow at n Demo-
cratic President. President Wilson has
announced the provision In this bill.
He has broken the icy barrier between
the White House and the House of
"a Yat Iva h,t
more than 100 years by his speech from
the clerks desk of this House Can
we AFFORD as Democrats TO defeat the
first policy he has announced. the poll
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Icy of three years gradual reduction
OF the tariff on sugar?
Stands by President.
There is no Issue OF free sugar.
On this the President OF the United
States and the majority OF the Demo
cratic sido OF this House are agreed.
The Ways and Means Committee
stands absolutely with tho President.
We aro for the bill as II stands. with
out dissension, without division. The
only question is when sugar shall be
free. now or to be reduced this year
and next year and next year and then
free. We ask you. by your votes, not
to defeat the administrations"
Representative Duprec. of Louisiana.
replying to Mr.. Underwood. chal-
lenged n, statement made by the ma
jority leader that free sugar ultimately
annually. Mr.. Dupree declared that
If the entire saving that would fol-
low free sugar fell upon the consumer.
the per capita saving per day would
be only one third OF n cent.
AS matter OF fact" MIR. Dupree
declared. only one-third of this saw
Ing will be realized by the consumer.
That means only one ninth OF cent
per capita. and for this the committee
Is willing to annihilate an Industry"
If there had been any doubt about
the result Of the fight during the day.
IL Hdu disappeared after Air. Under
wood had concluded his presentation
OF the situation, and the members were
getting anxious to vote before Mr.
Dupree concluded. When the Hard
wick amendment was finally brought
up the result was overwhe Ginning.
The caucus quickly disposed of tho
tobacco schedule without any change
and Will take up the agriculture
schedule on Monday. when consdera-
ton OF the bin will be resumed at 80
o'clock l.. NJ. Several fights lie ahead
In this schedule. citrus fruits and
-four are at Issue among tho Demo-
Gratis.
The Senate Finance Committee Dem
ocrats had n two-hour meeting to-
day and continued their discussion of
the earthenware and glass schedules
They will take UP the same schedules
at a meeting Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
PROTECT|ON|STS
ROUTED IN FIGHT
FOR HIGHER DUTY
Continued From First Page.)


controlled ny the sugar refining COM
panies In the United States, which tho
courts held were in a trust. The pre-
ferential duty OF 90 per cent allowed
Cuban sugar growers TO reduce the
proposed tax OF sl42 per 100 pounds
10 sil4 per 100 pounds when applied
90 Louisiana growers.
Floods May Destroy Crop.
lie called attention TO the fact that
recent floods and the foods now
threatened might destroy large per
eentage OF the crop in Louisiana, and
that the government may bc asked for
assistance from the national treasury
To rchabllitate the sugar can growers
Cuba. be said, had not suffered az are
suffering the sugar planters III Louis
lana. through inundation and destruc-
ton OF the crops. He pleaded that
whatever comfort might lie from the
government TO his own people should
be given
Following his tight TO prevent the
Wilson compromise on reduced duties
on sugar, Broussard presented three
other amendments. Each OF these
amendments opposed free raw sugar
They carried gradual reductions in
The duties on raw sugar TO 90 cents
per 90 pounds. below which Mr.. Brous-
sard held the sugar planters OF Louis
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KEYNOTE OF BIG
CONF FERENCE TO
Be COOPERATION
Continued From First Page)

without co-operation The education
of the negro, the Conference Of
Editors. the accreditinG of Southern
schools. the deliberations of the col
lege women and of Southern women
writer's. all mean tho same thing-the
joining of forces for n common object
making life in the country more
profitable. more attractive. and more
full OF the modern spirit of helpful
ness.
Rrfngs Notable Men.
Big men are coming to help, but not
as advertisement, or because they
are big. Robert G.. Ogden, who has
given fortune to this work; Walter
II. Page. who Is about to serve his
country at the court that rules the
largest territory and the greatest pop
Ilation ever owning allegiance to a
common flag. Governors OF States
great teachers and writer's and speak
ers and public men. will be part OF
the program. Business men will leave
their counting houses bankers their
desks, educators their class rooms
commercial secretaries their varied ac-
tivities. farmers their plows, women
their work or homes. to be in Richmond
for conference that is planned to
mark n milestone in the progress OF
the South toward Il new morrow of
success and advancement
The Commission on Accredited
Schools will meet in executive sessions
Monday and Tuesday mornings at the
Jefferson Hotel. 10 prepare a Southern
list of educational institutions on a
basis of comparative rating.
Annual meetings of educators which
made up the old Conference for Edu7.
cation in the South. before 1t took
up Its new problems. will be held
Tuesday. at A. NJ, $50 p. NJ, and
at o'clock y. NJ. These bodies will
include the District Supervisors OF
Rural Schools. the County Superintend-
ents. the state Organizers or School
Improvement and Agents of Girls
Demonstration Work. the State Super
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HOW 1T HAPPENED

demolished on the Cary Street Road
early Friday morning when II was
STRUCK by the. car driven by william
- Forbes, said yesterday that the
published accounts OF the accident
were incorrect In one essential detail
One Of my cars en- route to the city
gave out of gasolcne." said Johnson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
Dcserter Surrenlera.

man who gave his name as Harold
Edwar th nmn sag ne h had desG T
folk. walked into the First Police
Station yesterday afternoon and sur
rendered himself to Desk Sergeant
Jeter. The naval authorities will be
notified of his detention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

and sent another to it's assistance.i
The disabled car was facing the city,
tho other facing west. When my
chauffeur reached the scene he pro-
coded to set out and deliver the gaso-
iene The Forbes car. which was run.
Ming, west mt great speed. struck the
good car from the rear and wrecked
It completely. Tho tail lights were
burning. but 1t Is possible that the
headlight Of the disabled car blinded
Mr.. Forbes"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
FlngIcr Much better.

West Palm Beach. Fla, April 12-
Henry N. Flngler, the railroad mag
for several weeks. was said to bio
greatly improved to-day. At his home
for short while, and his condition
was considered more favorable. a,
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trustees. lie is referred TO as a. all
times one of the museums "rnost ac-
tive and muniticent benefactors" for
many years hardly a meeting OF the
trustees taking place at which some
rich and valued gift from him to the
museum vas not announced
His accession to the presidency dn
1909 marked the beginning of n new
era in Its growth and prosperitX,;.,ttt,
resolutions say. "GuT,,M.E' fega cies
have been s,p v.Sheicd by his pres
enSsHX.S 'hls constant liberality,'
'nlle his efforts In behalf OF the mu-
scum have placed II in a position
where its future among the great art
institutions of the world is assured"
In line with recently announced
intention. the corporate stock budget
committee OF the City Board OF Esti-
mate to-day unanimously decided TO set
aside sf50,oo0 for the proposed south
double wing OF the museum intended
to house the famous Morgan collec-
ton OF art objects. valued at SEQ. )Oo.-
600. Quantities OF art treasures which
Mr.. Morgan caused to be sent here
from Europe not long ago have been
stored away in the basement OF the
building awaiting a suitable place for
their display.