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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
CERKEV IN

b. Y Starcm vcku Sc .ic zuanoSt
prccci vcSclo razvijala in dcloma
jc cello doScgla razmcroma viSokc
stopnjo.
Giori so imcli dobre zgcdovi-
marie in zcml.icpiscc. zlasti med
Grki 81 bill glaSoviti in rcSnicno
2namcmiti filozofi in tudi ma po-
liu matcmatikc in prirodoslovne
zmanoSti s. doscgli uSpchc, Xxi Jill
j. trcba >poStovati.
IuanoSt onih casov odlikujc po-
sebno to. da j. izhajala cd opazo-
vania III prciskovauja prirodnih
reel in brcz apriorioSticnega mnc-
MIA %Sprejcmala uspehc razumme-
ga miSIjenja.
To Use - jc ilprcmcnilo povSod
kjcrkoli j. priSlo krScanStvo do
.Ncliavc. = prcdSodki obrcmcnje-
ma vera no priSla ma mcstO CpaZo-
vanja. prcSoiania in prciSkovanja
po nacclu raIuma. PovcSti Svcte-
"a piSma 80 Sc morale priznatl "a
mcroda.inc glcdc ma postanek in
Starost svcta liudi ter glcde ma
'razmcrjc med tlovekom in rastlin-
skim ter Iivalskim Svctom. Same
ma one izmed uGcniakov starega
vcka. Iii so svoiih naZorih do
zdcvno soglaSali ; Svctim pismom.
Sc j. pablo: ali NTH della MISC po-
Stala pCdlaga "a novo raZiskava-
ME, tcmycc ~napravilc so Sc liz Nth
%avtoritctc in n.iih nauki so VISA
dolga stoletja vcliali "a ncdota-
kliivc dOgmc.
Taxa a%ytoriteta jc postal n. pr.
eden izmed prvih astronomer sta
reaa vrkD KIavdii Ptclomei. XII
j. zivcl okrog leta 40 pred Kri-
Stom, : svojim takozvanim ptole-
mciSkim svctovnim ziStemom. On
ic neil. da zcmlja kot srcdiSce vse-
GA Svcta cvrSto Stoji in ola So dru-
ga syctovna telcsa write Ckrog ME
in Steer tako. da jc najblizii zcm-
III mcscc, potcm plancta Mcrkur
in Venus, pOtcm solncc in koncno
gornji plancti Mars, Jupiter in
Saturn.
Inano ic, da jc Sclc Kopernik
q. 1473. do 1870 prekucnil pto-
lomeiski zistem; Y dclu svo.iega
zivljenja, Xxi jc izSlo Sclc oh ME
govi smrti, jc dokazal, da zemlja
ne stoji, ampak da ST. obraca krop
%solnca.
kakor V astronomiji ptolOmej-
ski listen, tako je vladala tekom
vsc dObe cerkvene Wade V medi-
cini Dioskoridova "Materia me-
dica'' IL prvcga stoletja pc Kri-
stu, XII JIG bila sestavljcna liz GOO
zdravilnih rastlin, ter narrki Gale
ma, liza Hipokrata najglasovitei-
sega zdravnika starcga veka. Ga
lenos. roien leta 131. V Pcrgamo-
MI V Mali Aziji, je mislil, da je M
Sci V slim. krvi, rumeni in Grni
zolci Ivljenske soke, liz katerib
ohstoic vsi cvrsti deli t~elesa.
Da so vse bolezni samo posledi-
ca slabe zmesi teh sokdv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
SoCIALISTICNA STRANKA IN
ZENSKA VOLILNA PRA-
VICA.

Zenskc nimajo nikake politicne
moci. POlititna moe omogocuje
voditi in formirati postavne zadc-
vc GloycSke druzbe in dcloccvati
razmerjc med 6loveSkimi bitji,
bodisi med posameZniki ali med
druzbo. Brczpravna zena je pre-
puSGena ma miloSt zakOnov. kate
rib nj nikdar postayila. OSebni
oziri lahkO uplivajO ma gotOve
moe, da so clovekoljubni napram
gOtOvim Ienam. toda pc naSih mo-
zen sprejeti zakOni pa ne prepre-
tujejO, da bi drugi mozje ne bill
ZenSkam naklonjeni i'm krivicni.
Poster in plemenit MOI no vedno
praviGen Y svojem ravnanjW do
Iensk. .neOZiraje So ma pOstavO.
Toda mcz, XII hi praviccn in pie
menit, bo y Svojem ravnanju do
Zensk oStal vcdno V mejah zako-
nov. Y nekaterih drZavah. kjer so
Zenske vClilno b~rczpravnc. je Gee
edin laStnik otrCka. On da lahkO
odStraniti ncroicuega otroka. Sa-
mo materc Y zakonski wei role
Nnih otrok imaio pravico do svojih
pOtomcev in STEER ako Jill o@c ne
Zahteva. Y nekatcrih driaNah zen
ske'sploh ne sn,cjo imeti poscstva,
njena plaza Spada pO zakonu occ-
III. oziroma soprogu. Zakoui o do
voljevanju s~taroSti so Steer muta-
Sti, a so obcnem tcZka Cbtoiba pc
mozeh s%prcictih zakonov. Icnc
maj 81 vdelclujcjo socialnih "a
dev V %zivljcnju. One sedai Steer
MISC Osamljcnc in lOccne od osta-
lcga svcta. tCda kjer molcijo ma
pram zakonom vladajocc druzbe,
so zakoni napram MIN nepravi;-
hi i'll n~eOpraviccni. Dclavca naSe
postave malO varujejo, Il TO pc
njegovi laStni krivdi. ST. mani pa
branijO politicno brezpravni raz-
red cloveSke druzbe. Ze zdavnej
pref kot so ST. pokazali zaStznje-
valni pojavi naSih zakonOdaj. so
zenske trpcle velikc krivice pod
postavami, katere so Sprc.jeli MOI
je. SpOlno nasprotstvO' odseva IL
drzavnih zakonov in mestnih or
dinanc V naSih kakor tudi V dru-
9Th drlavah, kjer vladajo mozje.
lzvor teh pojavOv sega dalec ma
zaj V zgodovino c~loveStva. Naisi
so bill vzroki temu ii ali oni. mi
vemo, da je to necedno de.jstvo,
katerega je treba odpraviti.
Iena je socialno bite. Prvotno
in a jc to socialno bite
vecje velJave kCt pa MOI. Po ma
ravi ina matt V svoji primitivno-
sti skrb in prvi intercs IA svojcga
OtrOka. Primitivni MOI .ic indivi-
dualist in njegovi interest so osre-
dotoceni W prvi vrsti ma samemu
sebi. KakerSnokoli sccialno zavest
MOI re ina, 81 jo je pridobil po-
tom izkuSenj. Ker imajo zene ne
kOliko prcdnosti pred mozmi "a
radi spolnih o%zirov, ne bo tczko
razumeti, zakaj kazcjo zcne V svo-
jih organizacijah mocno socialno
zavest. Ko SO svoj cas- V New Or
leansu mOzje propadli pri volitvah
Ia napeljavo novega vodovoda,
so bile zenskc tisti faktor. XII SO
dOsegle razpis novih volitev ter
tudi zmagale. Sedanji mestni vo-
dovod je nekak spomenik zenske
zavesti in zmanjsuje marljivost
ljudi "a wee stO odstotkov.
Iene, matcre, vedo koliko sta
ne Glovesko zivljenje in tega ne
more noben MOI dovolj visoko ce-
niti. Velevazna vprasanja O zdray
stvenem stanju ljudstva, o varno-
sti zensk pri NTH delu in o pra-
vicah otrok ~vzbujajo pozornost
vedno vecjega stevila zen vsako
leto. Socialna zavest zene nj nikak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

Sele V 16. stoletju Sc je posre-
clio zlasti delu Teofrasta Bomba-
sta Paracelsa (umrl okrog 1854,
odstraniti Galenov mark. Paracel-
sus je smatral narav "a 1.-Two ce-
Lotto, V kateri nj mirovanja ne
smrti, temvec vedno napredujoc,
v ~notranjem naGelu utemeljen or
ganieen razvoj.
Kakor 2 medicine, JIG bio Z S
drugo znanostjo: Ncbeno azum
no r~aziskavanje Sc mi smelo tekom
cerbvene Wade do 16.. 10. cello II.
stoletja pokazati iavnosti.
kemija, znanost Sncvne razlic-
nosti teles, je p~ostala alhemiia.
Stoletja in stoletja so bill cello vi
Soto stojeti duhovi p%repriGani, da
obStcji ncka snov, takOzvani ma
giSterium, pOzneje imenovan "ka-
men modrijanov'', Xxi izpremeni
visa druga %telesa, ce Sc posuicjo z
hJegovlm prahCm, V Zlato in Xxi
oldravi tudi vsako clove;ko bole-
zen. In kakor Sc je uganiala ma
mesto kemije alhemija, tako tudi
nameSto aStronomije astrological:
to Sc pravi, namestO, da hi Sc opa-
zovalO in zasledovalo gibanje svc.
tovnih teles, so gojili "umctnost".
kako Sc prerokuje bodOcnost fla
sti gledc ma cloveSko zivlienie liz
gbanja in p~olozaia zvezd.
Seveda MISC zastopniki krSGan-
silva izna$li alhemije in aStrologi-
Je; ampak mad vse znacilno .ie
Ycndar. da so bile take zmote pod
Waldo cerkve ne lie mogoGe. ampak
da so 81 cello n%ajbuineje razvija-
lc in doSegle najviSji pomen. Al
hemiSti so postal najpriljublje-
nejSi s%vetovalci in priiatclji knc-
zov ter visokc duhovScine: dvor-
II %astrologi so gospodovali mad
naJvccjimi drzavami, docim nj
smela nobena resnicna. razumna
znanost dvigniti glave.
Yes wet We, kako .ie ravnala
eerkev, dokler je bilo gospodar-
Stvo po vSem V njenih rOkah, z
lJudmi, XII so Sc upali svobodno
miSliti in odkritosrcno povedati
svoje misli V vcrSkcm in znanst-
vencm oziru. Proklctstvo in pre-
ganjanjc, jccc in verge. mucenje
IN zazidavanjc. umor vsake vrste
III kot najgroznejSe: scziganje III
vlh lJudi - to so bila Sredstva. =
katerimi je ccrkev poldrug tisoc
let trpincila cloveStvo. bale " slu-
zbi uSmiljenega boga in "a vero.
kl j jc glavna zapovcd: Iiubi
svojcga blilniega kakor samega
Isebe. Vsak otrok We, da ic bio ma
mlljone .'krivovcrcev" in "co-
pernic' lrtey tc l.iubczni in tega
usmiljenja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
IZOBRAZBA.

~IZoBRAZBA.
Y Gem So razlikujc organizirami
dclavec od mdifercnlnega? Odgo-
vor j. jake enoStavcn Organizi-
RAM dclavec je Spozual. da Sc clo-
veSka druzba deli Y diva razreda A:
" razrcd poScdujotih in neposc-
duiotih tax delavrc ST zaveda i'm
tereSnih razredmih >porov. We. ia
81 Ii Sport dan n dnrm pooStruje-
10. la zavzcma razrcdni boj elm
ilralitcj>o obliko. Ibudila in utr-
dila 81 ie njcgova zavcSt: mic ne
prlcakulc wee pom0ci od goSpo-
dulo@lh. prcpricau j., la j. ME
gova o>vOhoditcv mogoca Same
potion IlruIeucga boia izkoriSca-
nth in lapo>tavljcnih proti gcspo-
lulocrmU iZkori>ccvalucmu raZ-
redu. We tudi. ia ic tai hni tea
ven. da Iahtcva mnogc.a vstraj-
mega N>akdauJcga uapora in Irt-
%vnvanla. TAX dclavcc ie psuccn.
lav"dcu, j. oSchuo>t. XII razviia
IN Uvcljavlja Svoi, moe. ON jc
ravno ralyiIanju tc Svojc o>rb-
u'>iI. Xxi ~ raIlikujc od nczavcd-
mega drlavca. XII livi brcz ,motra
ia eliza navadno Iivlicnjc Irudnc
delovnc Irvine.
Ali ten oznaccuju zavcdnrga
organilirancga dclavca nj - po-
pomona prcd>'avljcn njegov
znacaj in ne y crIoti prcdstavlir
ma nalcga, Xxi .io mora i~zvrSiti kot
elan holnr pro!ciarSkc organizaci-
Ic. Netina clanov lc priSla Y or
ganizaciJo p" instinktivncm cute
min dolInoSti. PridruIili So So or
g%anllacill, ko 81 MISC bill popolno-
ma prosti raznih prcdSodkoy in
ko 81 MISC iaSno raZumrli ciljev in
dotrlne Straukc. lie pc golem ma
kl.jutiu pride Wn.gokrat delavec
Y organiZaciJo. lnStinktivn0 cuti.
da jc scdanja uredba clOvcSke
drnIbc krivicna. ia mi pray. ako
mora dclavcc garati pc dcset ali
cello dvanajsl ur ma dan IN nesra-
mno place, Iii mu nc zadoSca niti
toliko. da hi zadovoljil najnuinej
sim zivljcnSkim potrcbam. Pride
ma shed. in SliSi. da Sc tam pou-
narla to. kar on cuti. Naravno.
da SO strinia l. omimi. XII cutijo
in mislijo kakOr on in da 81 pri-
druli organizaciji. Xxi hocc odpra-
Wit. izkoriScanic in zboIjSati po-
lczai delavstva.
Sc ia Ii SINE trditi. da je tax or
g%aniziran dclavcc tudi obenem ia
koi pravi in rcsnicno zavedni clan
IN bojevnik organizaciie! Ne!
Nov elan ie Zacetkoma lc elan or
ganizaciie. Ma NIGGA nora vpli-
vail organizaciia.
TIA potrebuje zaupnikov. a
gltatorjev. organizatoriev. osebe,
XII znaio voditi in upravljati svo-
10 bolno or~ganizacijo in XII Sc "a
vedaio velike naloge in odgovor-
nosti svojcga della. Takih vodite-
LEV III agitatorjev organizacije je
treba sele vstvariti, ~vzgoiiti. Nj
tezavno postati dober boievnike
organizacije; lie vztrajne wolfe.
neomeJnega prepricanja in odkri-
tie pozrtvovalnOsti je treba. Pravi
clan organizacije DO svoio stvar
vedno in povsod branil. ne BIO "a
mudil ne n prilike agitirati V
prfd stranke, - poiasniti. i've
lJaviti strankina nacela. TAX
Ipravi in popolni boievnik mora
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
CLASSIFICATION
PRIMER ISSUED
Interstate Commerce Commission Has
Answered Appeal Of Western
Shippers.

1 UNITED Press Leaped Wire Service.
I WASHINGTON, Jan Il. Covering
thousands of commodities, which ar
handled daily BY the great railroads
of the country, and which have beer
a persistent source Of dissatisfaction
to the shippers because Of the varied
means OF classification. tho interstate
commerce commission today laid down
| Its first specific plan for classification
"a primer for q general adjustment
OF rates in the western classification
districts.
| Today's opinion came In response
to an appeal from hundreds Of west.
ern shippers for such an adjustment.
II Is expected that the railroads
will revise and direct the future de,
velopment OF classification In accord
ance with the views expressed. In
the opinion today. The document
presents lengthy discussion OF the
subject and contains over 200 pages
lof closely printed copy, It specifcal-
~ states that:
classification is a public function
Public business cannot be conducted
in private way. Hearings OF classi-
fication committees should be made
public A record of facts and argu.
ments should be made
in the case OF protest to this
commission, tho record made up be-
fore the committee should be prompt
ly submitted to the commission
The compliments In the case repre-
sented practically every state in the
union, including railway commissions,
commercial clubs, chambers OF com
merce. boards Of trado and merchants.
1t was alleged that the classification
proposed by the railroads would result
in raising the general level Of rates
throughout the west.
Hearings were held by the commits
sion at Washington, Kansas City, In.
dianapolis. Chicago, San Francisco.
Portland, Oregon and Seattle. The
number OF changes in the classified.
ton against which complaints have
been made are estimated at from IF
teen hundred to twenty thousand. OF
this number over one-half resulted In
reduction in charges and the REMAND.
er in advances.
The two big questions involved in
the proceedings are the questions of
minimum rates and mixture, the lat
ter including especially a great va
rlety OF complaints by persons inter-
ested in agricultural implements and
machinery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
BOTH MEN OUT
ON HEAVY BONDS
Or. Craig and Undertaken RaasdaIe
Who Are Accused Of Numbering
Or. Helen knabe.

Hunted Press Leased Wire Service n
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 1.-The
date for the trial of DR.. willard
Craig. veterinarian. and Alonzo Nj
Ragsdale, undertaken. who were ind
dicted for the murder OF DR.. Helen|
knabe, had not been set Today. TheI
two men were released under heavy
bonds an unusual procedure in a first|
degree murder charge, because Prose-
cntor Baker told the court ne knew
what the evidence was and recon-
mended their admission to bail.
While the prosecuting authorized
are thus disposed to favor the indictl
ed pair, the club women OF the city1
who paid for the investigation thai
turned up damaging evidence, are del
termined to press the case against Or
Craig and Ragsdale.
The sensation their arrest caused
had not abated today and fully
equalled the popular sensation created
October "a, 1911, by the finding 81
DR.. Knabe's nude body in her apart.
ments, her head nearly severed from
gaping wound in the neck madr, nv
a surgeons knife.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01

SIS =.
cell asking permission to tell all he
knew Of the murder. His testimony 10
offered in connection with the trial OF
D. N. (Fletcher) Deaton, 1rst OF the
fifteen indicted men to face jury.
He denied that he confessed to de-
coying Callahan into range OF the
assassin's guns as Prince Terry, a
cousin Of Mrs. Ed Callahan, had said
he did. He also denied that he was
forced to confess by the haunting
spirit OF the dead Callahan In the form
of a white dog. He did testify, how.
ever, that he recognized Dock Smith
and Andrew Johnson, two OF the men,
who fred the fatal shots from the hill
above Callahan's house. They are
two OF the fifteen indicted for con
spiracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
FOR THE EIGHTH
AND LAST TIME
Governor and Mrs. Dsneen Received
All Callers at Their Mansion
Today.

United Press Leased Wire Service. I
SPRINGFIELD, H.. Jan. For
the eighth and last time, Governor
and Mrs. Deneen presided at the New
Years reception at the governors
mansion.
Members of the supreme court.
state officers, officers of the Illinois
National Guard and Illinois naval re-.
serves paid their respects to the gov.
ernor at 1880 this morning. At u:
the officers gave dinner at the ST
Nicholas hotel for the executive.
The public reception at the mansion
lasted from 3 p. m. to p. m. In the
receiving line were all the state Off
GERS and their wives with the exeep.
ton OF Treasurer and Mrs. Mitchell
and Auditor Mccullough, who are on.
OF town, and Mrs. w. H. Stead who !,
III. Mrs Richard Oglesby. widow OF
the war governor, was also in the ra.
ceiYing line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
TAXICAB DRIVERS
OUT ON STRIKE
Price Of Oil Went up Ten Gents Per
Gallon and chauffeurs all
Quit Work.

II United Press Leased Wire Service. I
LONDON, Jan. 1.-Over four thon.
sand taxicab chauffeurs today obeyed
the strike order that was voted on
the last day of 1912 and Londoners
were forced to resort to the ancient
hansoms, four wheelers and busses-
or walk.
The trouble is over the price Of
petrol. Formerly fuel was 16 cents a
gallon. The price suddenly was boost
ed to 26 cents, to take effect TODAY
The chauffeurs offered to pay 81
cents but the employers refused the
compromise.
BY the terms OF the agreement. he
tween the employers and the men
after the last big taSicab strike. the
drivers have bought their own petrol
At mass meeting held while London
was welcoming the New Year In the
notes, cafes and theaters. five tbou.
sand chauifeurs voted to strike while
only one hundred opposed the order
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
|GARIBALDI WILL
RETURN TO MEXICO
President Madero Sent for Sol
der Of Fortune to Come
and Crush Rebellion.
TUnited Press Leased wire service.l

limited Press Leased Wire Service
ROMB, Jan. 1.Giuseppe Carl.
baidi, soldier OF fortune, returned to
Rome today from the Grecian army
front at Janina- to announce that he
would Immediately start for Mexico.
He said that President Madero OF
Mexico had cabled to him an urgent
request to return to Mexico and put
down the still smouldering rebellion
In the southern republic.
Garibaldi said that he would assume
command OF the Mexican army and
be given free hand to crush the
antiMaderist revolutionaries.
The Mexican revolution that over
threw President Porfiro Diaz and
elevated Madero attracted the adven.
turous Garibaldi to Mexico, and he
commanded a division OF the insur-
gent army.
Giuseppe Garibaldi is the son Of
General Riciotti Garibaldi the grand,
son OF the famous Italian warrior Gar
ibaldi. who was largely responsible
for the modern italian kingdom. He
said that General Garibaldi, his father
would join him later In Mexico if his
presence Is deemed necessary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
INDIANA FIRM HAS
THE LOWEST BID
The Treasury Department Announces
Bids on Postofflce at Fort
Madison.

TT. MADISON, Iowa, Jan. Ia
synopsis of the proposals for the con.
struction of the new postofIlce build.
Ing in this city, which We're adyertis.
ed for on October IS and opened De.
oember II at 5 o'clock p. M, was re-
ceived from Congressman Kennedy
TINS morning. The synopsis gives the
number OF bidders. the amount of the
certified check deposited to guarantee
completion of their part OF the con-
tract, the names and location of the
bidders and the amount of their bid
The time specified for completion OF
the building was that specified by the
treasury department-June /, 1914.
The lowest bidder was Moore and
banner, of Kokomo. Ind. Their bid
was S62,692.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-01
VISITING NURSES
BOARD MEETING
Formal Meeting is Held This Morn.
ing-Work Of Movement
is Discussed.

The visiting nurses board held its
first formal meeting this morning in
the 7. w. G. A. rooms. Mrs. C. NJ.
Rich, chairman of the board, presid-
ed. The personnel of the board is
Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Hugh L. Cooper.
Mrs. Emma Kilbourne Wright, Mrs.
|. A. Sanger. Mrs. Richard Washburn
Child, Miss Agnes Trimble. Miss Elsie
Buck, Miss Nettie Younker and Miss
Stanton. Mrs. Sawyer was elected
recording secretary, Miss Buck treas
urer, and Miss Trimble, corresponding
secretary Various details OF the
work were discussed. Mrs. Cooper
will go to Chicago early next week
to confer with Miss Faley. who is
superintendent of the STAFF of visiting
nurses in Chicago, with view to get
ting nurse, who has had settlement
training. to come to Keokuk to in
augurate the work and to make the
board acquainted with the best meth
DDS OF carrying on the work. A start
ling amount Of illness among the
heeuy classes was round by the Good
Fellows and the doctors and minis
tiers of the city know OF many needy
cases. The work is not only to min
lister to those who are i'll but it will
be educational as well. teaching peo-
pie how to prevent illness by correct
living. There are many cases OF
in Keokuk. some among
children of school age.
The visiting nurses work will be
in the various churches In
the city for the information Of the
various congregations. Mrs. Child
has had a wide experience in visiting
nurses work and has been OF the
greatest value in acauainting the new
board with the best manner Of pro-
cedure to establish nurse here.
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close cropped hair IN this prison.

close cropped hair In this prison.
Beum, Painter, Houlihan, Wacl
meister and Nipper Anderson wer
crying.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. NO one was |
lowed to approach closer than ona
hundred yards of the dynamite sped
ial' carrying the thirty-three convict
ed labor leaders to Fort Leavenwortl|
when the train stopped here for I'D
teen minutes. Local newspaper mel
were barred from the yards where th@
special was switched from the PENN
sylvania tracks to the Missolpi s's(
cific. One reporter who entered thu
yards was threatened with arrest fol
trespass, and when he did not moys
away rapidly enough, he was pushed
by a deputy marshal SO hard that hid
sprawled on the ground.
We are not running publicitH
special shouted Marshal Schmidt
to crowd Of reporters. The corI
respondents on the train were unable
to leave their car here to file any
news of the trip to their papers.
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