davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
PROBABLE COURSE OUTLINED.
In Dispute Between Eastern Railroads
and Their Employees.

New York, july 21.-An agreement
to arbitrate first the wage and other de-
mands of the trainmen and conductors
against the eastern railroads and then
to take up the roads grievances against
the men is the probable outcome of con-
ferences to be held here to-day between
members of the mediation board created
by the Newlands act and representa-
tives of the employees and of the roads,
according 10 prevalent opinion last night
in quarters where the course of the con-
troyersy is being closely watched.
Judge William L. Chambers and G. w.
w. Hanger, the two members of the
board already confirmed by the Senate,
arrived here to-day and conference Of
parties to the dispute began at once.
The business at hand will be to frame
a stipulation acceptable to both sides
as to the questions to be arbitrated.
Each has agreed to leave the eontro-
versy to arbitration under the terms OF
the amended Erdman law, but the en-
ployes claim that only their demands,
which have been the subject of negotia-
tions with representatives of the roads,
for some months, shall be taken before
the arbitration board. The railroads
on the other hand, have presented a list
of demands for changes in existing
agreements with their employees in mat
ters outside the sphere OF the contro-
versy as it existed during the negotia-
tions up to the time arbitration was
agreed to last week. They have asked
that their grievances be arbitrated along
with those OF the men.
A. B. Garretson and w. G. Lee, the
heads respectively of the conductors and
trainmen's organizations, have declared
that the men will not agree to stimuli
taneous arbitration of the mems and the
roads demands. announcing that should
the roads persist in their declared inten-
ton of pressing their grievances at this
time the strike recently authorized by
vote of the employees would be called at
short notice, and 10000 employees of the
eastern lines would walk out.
In view of the determined attitude of
the men, belief exists that the media
tors will recommend an agreement 10
take UP first the mems demands and,
after these have been decided by the ar
bitration board, to give the railroads
their day in court, as il were, and settle
this dispute in a separate arbitration.
The employees unofficially. have indicated
a willingness to let matters take this
course.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
WILSON ASKS
CONGRESS FOR
FORMAL DECISION
Whether Rear Admiral Peary May Ac-
cept Decoration of Grand officer OK
Legion of Honor From
France.

Washington, d. G., July 2l.--President
Wilson has asked Congress for formal
decision whether Rear Admiral Peary
may accept the decoration of grand Off
Ger of the Legion of Honor, conferred
upon him by President Poincare Of
France, in recognition of the arctic ex-
ploration. Peary, as naval officer, can
not accept a gift or decoration without
congressional permission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
GIRL SWIMMER FAILED.
Rose Pitonoff Did Not Swim From Bat
tery To Sandy Hook.

New York, July 2l.--Rose Pitonoff OF
Dorchester, Mass, long-distance swim
mer, failed yesterday in an attempt to
swim from the Battery wall to Sandy
Hook.
She tried to go through Buttermik
channel after leaving the Battery at
1880 a. M. but met with strong tide,
against which she made but little head
way and had to abandon her attempt
off Governors Island Miss Pitonoff was
in the water seyenty-fve minutes. She
covered less than two miles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
PEOPLE THROWN
DOWN BY QUAKE
Southern Part of Germany Had Violent
Disturbance Yesterday Afternoon,
but No One Was Injured.

Berlin Germany, July 2l.-Beside the
.harp shocks felt throughout Wurtem-
Durg yesterday afternoon, earthquake
.remors were experienced all over south
Tn Germany extending from Stras-
surg to Munich and Zurich. Many per-
IONS were thrown down in the streets
ind in some places bricks fell from
lhimneys and tiles from roofs,
rhile hundreds of persons ran from their
ZONES in terror.
Stuttgart, Germany. July 21.-The
whole kingdom of Wurttenburg was
lhaken by a sharp earthquake at one
,'clock yesterday afternoon. Many
,himneys collapsed. At Stuttgart and
strasburg the residents rushed into the
ltreets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
Funeral of Young Child.

The funeral of Dublino, the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. g. Zecchinelli, whose
death occurred Friday night, after
a short illness of whooping cough, was
held yesterday afternoon from their
home at Second street at $3.50 o'clock.
The interment was made in the Hope
cemetery. The funeral was largely at
tended. The list of floral tributes in-
cluded the following: wreath. Our
Baby" Mr. and Mrs G. Zecchinell; car
nations. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cecchini Mr..
and Mrs. Zenkinelli; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Dindo; G. Simprilan; ID. NIondini; Irene
and Lido Zampini; Licio family; LAVA
family Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lavery;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beaulieu; roses
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carusi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
ALARMING REPORTS
ABOUT MEXICO
Developments of Next Two Weeks Are
Considered of the Greatest
Importance

Washington, d. c., July 2l--A'arming
reports approaching the crisis in Mex
leo have been received here by high gov
ernment officials. II was authoritatively
stated to-day upon unimpeachable aa-
thority that the developments of the
coming two weeks are regarded as
fraught with tremendous Importance to
the Huerta government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
Killed New York Policeman
Who Surprised Them
at Work d
STABBED AND SHOT
EARLY THIS MORNING
Four Bomb Explosions Have
Stirred New York in
"a Hours

New York, July 2t.-Policeman John
Cahill was murdered to-day, probably by
burglars whom he surprised in the rec
tory back of the st. Matthews Catholic
church in Brooklyn. Policeman Cahill
was stabbed and shot. Afterwards,
marks of burglars jimmy were found
on the door of the rectory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
Bulgaria Bows Before Rou-
mania, 1t Is Officially
Confirmed gg
HAS ALSO ACCEPTED
OTHER PEACE TERMS
Nation Will Fight No Long
er Against Servia
j and Greece a

Eucharist, Roumania July 2l-It is Off
ciallv confirmed here that Bulgaria has
accepted the terms laid down by Rou-
mania and has also agreed TO conditions
Of peace with Servia and Greece.
London, July 2l.-The new Bulgarian
"a abinet under Premier Radoslavoff
formally notified the European powers
to-day of its readiness to order a cessa-
ton of hostilities Immediately If the
powers could induce Servia and Greece
10 take similar action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
wELL-KNowN CITIZEN.
George w Pease's Funeral Held in Hart
ford Village.

. White River junction, July 2l.-The
funeral of George W. Pesse Of this town
was held Sunday afternoon at his home
at Hartford village Mr.. Pease died Fri
day as the result of shock, aged eigh.
ty.four years tie was a respected ana
ife-long resident OF the town and among
its oldest citizens. He had been farm
er, but had retired from active life. He
was twice married Surviving him are
his wife and daughter, wife OF Leonard
Trumbull OF this town, another married
Mrs. Stearns, living in Ar
lington, Mass, and a son, William, of
Brockton, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
MOTORCYCLIST HAD
ONE LEG BROKEN
When He Collided With an Automobile
Near st. Johnsbury Yes
terday

st. Johnsbury, July 2l.-In collision
between motorcycle and an automobile
yesterday, Harry Meserve, aged %, re-
eeiyed broken leg and his machine and
the automobile were badly wrecked
The accident happened on the blind
crossing about three miles above here,
and neither driver Lewis of the auto
mobile nor Meserve saw each other until
they met head on. Meserve was taken
to St. Johnsbury hospital, where ii was
found that he had badly shattered
limb and many minor bruises.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
C. f. KINGS CONDITION
BECOMES CRITICAL
Prisoner at Massachusetts, State Farm
Had Bad Spell During Sunday
Night.

Middleboro. Mass, July 2l.--Cardenio
r. King, the former financier and pub
Usher of Boston, who is serving a long
sentence for larceny and embezzlement,
is in critical condition at the Massa-
chusetts stae farm here. Intestinal
trouble, from which King has suffered
for years, became acute during the
night, and this morning consultation
of surgeons was held. Mrs. King and
three sons arrived at the institution this
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
BoSToN'S SHARE LESS.
n Country's Export Trade in Domestic
Breadstuffs, Etc.

Washington, D. c., July 2l.-Bostons
hare of the country's export trade in
lomestic bresdstuffs, cottonseed oil, food
lnimals, meat and dairy products, cotton
md mineral oils, during the fiscal year
9lS, which ended June 80. amounted to
2e,635, POP, compared with S30.4e4,e ,e10
ast year, according to figures just made
public by the department of commerce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
PASSENGERS PANIc-STRIcKEN.
When Hudson River Boat Landed with
Hole in Bottom.

Poughkeepse, n. Y, July 2l.-The
steamer, Tremper, loaded with panic
stricken passengers, was beached on the
west side of the Hudson river to-day
with the water pouring through a big
hole in her bottom The Tremper was
bound from Newburg to Albany and
ran on a reef on Esopus island. The
boat had settled very low before she
reached the mainland after an exciting
two.nile race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
FIVE IN BURNING BOAT.
Terrifying Experience for Them in Bos-
ton Harbor Yesterday.

Boston, July 2l.-For nesrly an hour.
five men crouched in the stern Of the
burning power boat Louise, of Rams
Head in Boston hail b9T late We tCr'hy
imminent danger OF death iloRl "a ed.
ty-two gallon tank CT gasoline.
BY miracle the tsns. although ,u..
rounded by fire on all sides. did ass
explode. Just as tae flames v-cre io-c-
ing the men from their little vsBtg-
point, they were taken of by another
boat,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
As Usual.

Fares have been raised on the Boston
and Worcester line in consequence of
the new eleven-hour law. There will be
others. In this as in all similar cases,
the public invariably pays the freight
Lowell Courier Citizen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
Weather Forecast.

Fair tonight and Tuesday; cooler to-
night in southwestern Maine and New
Hampshire. Light to moderate west
to northwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-21
AFTER BRIEF CONFLICT.
Turks Entered Adrianople and Became
"Unspeakable1 Again.

London, July 2l.-The Turks have en-
tered Adrianople after brief conflict
with the Bulgarian garrison, says Sofia
dispatch to the Times Bashi Bazoukes
are burning, pillaging and committing
atrocities.
The Roumanian troops are advancing
in an easterly direction and threatening
eastern Rumelia.
"The events of the last few days"
adds the correspondent, indicate the
complete collapse of the authority OF
Europe"
The Servians and Grees essayed to
push their attacks on Friday and Sat
urday all along the line, but everywhere
were repulsed.
Telegraphing from Sofia Sunday even
ing. the correspondent of the Daily Mail
says; "The crisis has arrived. Thirty
thousand Roumanian troops have
reached orchaniji and Etrople, within 40
miles of Sofia. Enver Bey, at the head
Of the Turkish cavalry, has arrived at
Adrianople,. where the Bulgarian garri-
resist the Turks"
New Bulgarian Cabinet.
Sofia. July 21.---A new coalition cabi-
net under the premiership Of NJ. Rado-
slavoff, the liberal leader in the Bulga-
rian parliament. has been formed includ
ing the following Premier and minister
Of the interior, VI. Radoslavoff, minister
Of foreign affairs, NJ. Guenadieff; war,
General Nazoff.
Bucharest, July 21.-The new Bulga
ran government, in an appeal to Rou-
mania, asks that peace be negotiated.
This request has been refused, the Rou-
manan government announcing that it
will conclude separate treaty only.
Sofia. July 21.-On the advice OF Aus
tria and Russia, the Bulgarian govern
ment with view to securing peace has
offered Roumania an important cession
Of territory which Roumania has ac-
septed. 1t is announced that an agree
ment has been reached whereby Rouma
MIA will participate in the general peace
negotiations and that she has already
sent delegates to Nish to arrange for an
lrmistice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
FIFTY Feature ACTS
IN THE BARNES SHOW
BIGGEST or THEM ALL II HERR
ROTH A\D MS TWENTY
FOUR AFRICAN LIONS.

Fifty biz acts are presented by
ne Al 6. Barnes big three ring wild
arImu circus this year The pro-
gram Is uew. entertaining, education
l. llaau and thrilling
Among tho many great features of-
f.r,d are. "%rru' the African horse
riding lion. presented by Miss Mauh
EoIiHs Captain Stuucwall and hu-
educated sea lions. Nile Floriue ana
her trained Persian leppards. Hons
and Iuwas. Miss Nahie stark and
the worlds only troupe Of trained
ruEu Bengal tigers Major Thornton
aud twelve -r.zzlcy and siberian
..ar4, large elephant herd In very
clover posing and comedy acts
SAMPSON" tho aviation Lion. high
h0ui riding and dancing horses.
To climax the list Herr Roth and
the $4,000 group of fun grown AZ
rIolu bred lions are shown In one
a.t. 80 lion act over known o1ualcJ
This one for size ana extreme dar-
ing
Tho Rames circus has the distinc-
tiou of always presenting every fea-
turc advertised. and Of being the
largest wild animal show in the
world. A glittering mile-long street
parade is given TO the public AZ 1880.
Two performances viii be presented
here. Tuesday August 49,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
THREE FOREIGN GOLFERS LEAD.
Men WHO Took Part In British Cham
pi,u-btp Turn in Good Scores.

Garden CITN, AuR I3.-Threo ol
the American golfers who took part
in the British orcn golf championship
1t iloylakc few weeks ago, were
among the five leading players at the
finish VI the first half of the 72-hole
medal play contest which began todny
at Salisbury links for the eighth an
uual opcn championship Of tho Metro
politau cold association. These ARE
John J. McDermott, Atlantic city Ma
uonal open champion: Alexander
Smith, former National champion and
Tom Mcnamara OF Boston. who won
tho Metropolitan title last year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14

Alva. team coach; Captain Ellis
Stephenson. Oklahoma City. team
spotter; Captain Winfield Scott, Enid.
range officer: Captain Ross Way,
McAlcster range officer. Those com
posing the team are: Sergeant Ray.
Company l. Alya. Major Alley. First
battalion. Norman; Sergeant Jarbie,
Company X, Enid. Sergeant Frisbe.
Company II. Chandler. Lieutenant
Wheeler. Company -, Chandler:
Sergeant Mann. Company I. Alva:
Corporal HadlCy. Company B, Chand-
Ter. Sergeant Green. Company e.
Pawncc. Sergeant Mitchell, Company
II, Durant. Lieutenant lloplains.
Company a, Tulsa. Private Sands.
Company *. Enid Private William
son, Company W. Oklahoma city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14

serious trouble occurred in any Of tho
other towns affected by the strike
except Genoa. where a disturbance
ncccssltatcd the landing Of sailors to
maintain order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
strllcr- Cause serious Riots.

ROME. Aug 70 - serious disorders
broke out ihir afternoon when sirik-
crs smashed lamp posts. broke shnp
windows and attacked street cars In
tho outlying disirice Several per
sons W"r" wounded In tho firhtinr
ma live hundred were arrested. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
OKLAHOMA Rifle
TEAM SELECTED
ONE TULSA MAN. IIEtTEN Ant
UOpININS WILL MAKE THE
TRIP.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Aug. 1s.
-- (Special.) The Oklahoma rifle
team which will represent the Ma
tional Guard Of the state at the an
nual national target practice at Camp
Perry. Okla, has been selected and
will prepare 10 GO To- the national
camp grounds by the latter part ~
August. The officers Of the team nrc
Adiutant General Frank NJ. Canton
captain, Lieutenant Gus Iladwiger,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-14
Over Nnilllng.

"My wife and myself quarrelcd by
wireless today
That's what | call having a few
words over nothing"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Kreka noceio izzrociti.

zelno SodiScc Y Ljubljani ie "a
htevalo izrocitev dr.. Kreka, ker
"a ,ozi gdc. Theimerjeva zaradi
razialjcnia casti. Dezelui glavar
jc izrocil zadcyo imunitctncmu
odscku, Iii ie incl seio nekai
dni kaSujc. PoSlanci :. l.. :.
MISC priSli ma >cio in odSck mi bill
Sklcptcn. Zadcya ie scvcda ST.
dai odiozena. Cudno .ie pa ma
vSak uaciu postopanie Krckovih
kIubovih t~ovariScv in skorai ma
pravlja vtisk. da hi bill kreka
radi ilrocili, pa 81 MISC upali tc-
GA povedati ma odsekovi sell. To
j. koraiza krckoyih fantov.
krck ie pod zaScito poslaniSke
imuuitcte Y dezelnem zboru ime-
noval Theimerievo ylacugo. DR..
Krck. Xxi So je IL nekdanjega
krStauSkega socialca prelevil V
priStncga kranjSkega farja. nj
ma toliko poguma. da hi "a Svo-
10 taStikraio doprincSel pred So
discern dokaz rcsnicc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Najvisji kristjan ma Krani.

skem, dezelni glavar S~ustersic,
j eizrekel zeljo, da mai vlada ra-
zpusti dezelni zbor. komaj je BIZ
la celia izreccna, io je vlada tu-
du izpolnila, dasiravno bi bila
njegova doba potekla Sc lie spo-
mladi. Klerikalcem Sc gre da bi
lahko Sc Sest let drli kmeta in
delavca ma Kraniskem "a to Sc
il mje mudilo L razpustitvijo de-
zelnega zbora.
Socialisticna stranka je cd
prla volilnO kampanjo $ shodom
V ljublianskem 'Mestnem domu
V nedeljo dine -. oktobra.
Velikanska demonstraciia Ia
vednega delaystva prot korupci-
je, terorizmu in hinavScini kranj-
skin dezelnih kristjanov ie bill Ia
shed. Dvorana V "Mestnem do
mu' je bila natlacena III tudi ga
lerija ie bila polna. o vseh Skan-
dalih cd Johance pa do izda.istva
sploSnc in enake volilne pravice
- ie So"ialiSticno delayStvo IRA
zilo tako laSno Svoje ogorGenjc'
da ie vsakdO incl prcpriGanie. da
nj bilo to ogorcenje izIaz ire
notnega gncva. izzvanega pc po-
rn.n,..t..,r,U h.-,I,l ,mn,l l.,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Poor ROJAKI!

Ako zelite sebi in svoji druzi-
nj bOliSe zivljenje in b~rezskrbno
b%odocnost, ne ukvar.iaite Sc DO
zdduhllh tOvarnah in nevarnih ru-
dokopih dOkler Vase zdravlje Sc
nj popolnOma pokvarieno. Pridi-
tie V zdravo in presto naravo in
kupite 81 kos dobre in rodovitno
zemlje katera rodi vse iste pri-
delke kod v starem kraiu in k.jer
Sc Vase delo stotero isplaca.
Vprasanje ie, kan Sc obrniti in
kje kupiti, kajti zemliiskih agen-
tOv ie veliko in vsak svoje hva-
Ii. Veliko hvale in upitia navad-
no nj veliko prida, radi tega ne
traffic denarja in casa DO takih
krajin. Pridite naravnost v zdrav
in prijazen kraj Wausaukee, Wis
consin kjer Sc VAN nudijo vse u
godnosti Xxi Jill potrebiuete KIDD
20 velikih mestih, kjer ie dobra
in rodovitna zemlja zdrava in CT
sta voda, vedno dovoli vode,
zdrav in ugodno ~podnebje ter xii
ma. .Vedno dober trg in ~izvrst-
ma zelezniska zveza glavne proge
z vsemi veciimi mesti.
Tukaj nj treba zemlie in kra-
ia hvaliti, kor lsta sc sauna hvali
in Sc lahko sami ma lastne oGi pr
farmerjih in roiakih o vsem TEN
prepricate. Gene zemlii so mike,
kupni pogoii prav lahki. voznie
otroSke Sc VAN V slucaiu nakupa
vrnejo, potrezba ic solidna in po-
Stena o kateri Sc je V zadniih
par mesecih pad so roiakov pre-
pricalo XII so tukaj svet kupili.
kar VAN ie lahko iasen dokaz da
ie TO rcsnica in da imamo tukaj
to kar iSGete IN potrebuiete. Pri-
dite toraj n%aravnost Wausau-
kee, Wis. kier Sc vedno mako
kupite dobro in rodovitno zemlio
V srediScu move in jake nitro Sc
razviioce slovenske farmarskc
naselbine. No dospete sem. pridi-
te naravnOst V moi urad, XII So
nahaja nasproti zelezniske posta-
.je in prepricani smete biti, da
Vas bodem dobro in poSteno po-
stregel ter da bodete 2 vsem po-
pomona zadovolini kakor so vsi
roiaki Xxi so Sc zaupno do meme
obrnili. Ako zelite kake nadal.j-
ma poiasnila pisite mi nara0nost
ma sledeci naslov.
A. Mantel,
! l.. Box 221.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
- Tisoc miljonov "a moloha

Zadnia Skupna ministrska kon-
ferenca Y Avstriji je bila izdat-
ma. Gospodie so povedali ma
tancno. koliko bodo iztisnili IL
avstrijskega liudstva "a militia
rizem. Napre.i so deiali. ia bo-
do zgradili lie diva nova drednota.
Sedal %prihajalo Z resnico. Zgra-
dit hocejo Stir drednote, XII bo-
do veliali $50 miliOnov Aron
Dale ~zahtevajo "a svakovrstne
manlSe morilne igrace pri NOR
narici Sc lao milionov kron.
StroSki "a pOvisani rekrutni kon-
tingent bodo znaSali $50 milo
nov kron in StroSki "a mobiliza-
CLIO $50 ~miljonov kron. In po-
leg tega hOceio ma novo oborozi-
ii Sc artilierijo' kar hi tudi velia-
10 nekai sto milionov krOn .IzStra-
danO, izsesano avstrijsko ljud-
stvo DO pa lehko $ krulecim ze-
lodcem gledalo move drednotc in
move topove. Zgodovinarji pra-
WHO da Je glad prvi pOgoj "a re
vOiucijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Vojak -berac! IL |

OJoh ~ II Iptlld-
ka poroca "Iarii' ~zanesljiv So
drug. XII ina tudi price. sledeci
dogodek. bi hi Sc nam zdel ma
ravnost neverjeten, ce dopisnik
ne hi bill Znan: Te dni SEN sci z
nekaterimi tovariSi cd tukai DO
celovSki cesti ma sprehod. Ko Sc
priblizamo vcjaskemu skladiScu
ze precel zunai mesta (Ober-See-
bacn) kier imajo huzar.li spra-
vlelno seno, Sc nam pribliza vo-
lax, Xxi ie stall tam ma strait. O.
mahoval je selhintie in Sc mu je
poznalo. da So komai drzi Ia no.
gah. Ogovoril mas ic V ogrskem
leziku. a ko ga nobcdcn nj razu-
mel, .ie zacel kazati I roko ma re
lOdec. no da tudi scdai nismo
razumeli, mas .je prosil slabi
nemSGini Pet krajcariev. sa-
mo pet kra.jcariev, lacen', in Y
rpomer ka2al ? drSno r0ko "a
zelodec. no sem mu dial deseti-
co. ia IL same hvaleznosti nj We
del. kako hi Sc mi zahvalil. .JaZ
sem "a vpraSal Sc marsikaj. ali
MOI ne razume pray mic Sloven-
Sko. ncmSkO pa takO slabo. da Sc
nj mOgoce Z Min pomeniti. NaSa
druzba .ie bila VISA o%gorcena. da
puste stradati svoje vo.iake. in so
ii %primorani, zee noceio trpeti
ma ihujSo lakoto, da prosiaciio.
In popolnoma sem umel ~tovarisa,
XII ie vzkliknil: "To so tisti vo-
iaki, XII mai oh casu voinc braniio
domovino. tisto domovino. XII iih
pusti cello V mirnem casu stra-
dati'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-04
Ia ''Vajenski DOM DO d

Ia 'Vajenski DOM DO dala
Kraljevska 50 tisoG kron podpo-
re To ie veliki dar' XII so ga
klerikalci naklonili delavske-
mu razredu. Nj dvoma. Ola bodo
$ to Subvencijo izkusali agitirati
med delavci, kakor da so storih
kdovekaj velikanskega zanJe.
Clovek bi Sc sprijaznil S TEN IL
datkom, Ge ne bi bill tako preklie-
no sumljiv. kakor vsaka dobrota,
XII pr;haja cd klerikalcev. Da
vajencem V domovini nj postla-
no ma rozicah, je stara resnlca.
Toda kdor ina res srce "a va
jence, Jim ne zeli lie nekollko wee
paznje ia materiialno z%ivlienje,
ampak bi iih tudi rad obvaroval
klerikalizma. XII jim lehko Sko-
dujc "a vse zivljenje. IL vajen-
crv poStancjo delavci, IA katere
pa jc klcrikalno miSlienJe, XII Jill
tolazi Z dobrotami onkrai groba,
tako pogubno kakor mizeriia ma
tenn Svetu. Delavcu Y kapitali-
StiGnem svctu .ie treba samoa
vcSti, poguma in boievitosti. Va
.ieuSki dom. Xxi "a bodo Subvcn-
ciouirali klcrikalci, DO pa tako
gotovo ugonablial te lastnosti'
kakor ie gotovo, da Sovrazijo kle-
.rikalci vsako svobodno delavsko
gibanje. Izdatck, storjen bajc
"a dclarstvo. ic Y reSnici sklenjeu
proti delavStvu. cato nimaio "a
vcdni dclavci y domovini nobe-
mega razloga. da bi bill dezelno-
zborSki veGini hvaleini "a to do
broto.