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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Mass City, Mich.

Glede stavke IL Ontonagon
Okraja Sc ne eta veliko skoraj V
nobenem listu, dasi .je ravno to-
like v%aznosti, kakor V Houghton
in keweenaw okrajih.
Rudokopi Ontonagon okraju
SO precei Oddaljeni cd onih "
omenjenih dveh okrajih. Stavka
Je tudi V TEN okraju completna
okoli rudnikov in rudarji imajo
moe, da jih tudi V taken poloia.ju
lahkO obdre, ako kompanije ne
priznajo zahteve.
V TEN Okraju Sc MISC dobili
soldatov" in upati je, da Jill
tudi ne bo, ker so stavkarji po-
pomona mirni i'll bojujejo pravi
moderni BOZ. Organizirani SO IL
celega Okraja V emo unijo in STEER
ST. 2l5. Iahodne rudarske zyeze,
to je osemindevetdeset odstot-
kov. Ia boz tel postojanki so
rudarji dobro pripravljeni in
imajo dobro in premisljeno vod-
stvO. Zvezani so tudi Z okrozno
unijo bakrenega okrozja.
V TEN okra.ju nj bilo IA casa
stavke Sc nobenega pretepa nit
krvolitja. Omega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Delavceva pesemi

kje poslopja tista so,
XII sem Jill zgradil svoja leta -
Pa prebivam V borni koci
Strah me je?!
kje uzitek tisti je, ko sem delal
noe in dan,
ker pa moja deca joka -
Strah me je brez prenehanjal
kje ste bratje proletarci,
Da kaj taksnega dopuste?
Nj ga srca "a dobroto. vse lie "a
BoginjO trusta,
kje je angel dobrotljivi.
O komur vsaki dan me je uGila
matif,
Prisel bode do spoznania -
In ia angel je - zdruzitev pro-
letarcev.
POpotnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Frank Saws, zacasni organizator
"a Western Federation of
Miners.
Calumet, Mich.

Sodrugi! kakor je incl pred
ne tako davnim casom cell svet
oGi uprte V pOlentarsko Tripoli-
tanijo, takO Jill ina danes V Ca
lumet. Seveda .je velik razlocek
med bojem V Tripolitaniii in bo-
jem, katerega bijemo delavci V
Copper Contry'. NaSi nasprot-
niki imajo puske, samokrese in
cello topove. In mi nimamo nice
sar drugega, kakor odrte kosti in
Sc tiste bi nam radi prestrelili
Pac pa imamo nekaj, cesar ne
morejo %premagati vse puSkc in
topovi in to je: zavednost, sloga,
- solidarnost. Delavci stojimo
kakor skala in bodemo stall do
konca, pa magari ako e. kapita-
listom o6i izpadejo oil solz. Sc,
veda, kalumeSke punce kaj rade
vidijo milico. Res, izvanredno
lepi ljudje so. Zakaj so pa oni
sem priSli? PriSli so, da mogoGe
pobijejo vase brate ali oGete.
Sodrug Frank Saws mas .ie obiskal
in ie tukaj. Incl je vec shodov.
ma katerih je gospode kapitaliste
prav dobro ozigosal. In tudi ma
County Serbia nj pozabil, XII nam
je poskrbel "a svinec. Ma ten
mestu izrekam sodrugu Savsr
najvecjo zahvalo. Nicgove besede
so dobro paddle pc danaSnjem
sistemu. Upam, da bodejo rjegove
besede dober uspeh. - "Angelt
m%ajnarjev'', ali kakor jo Anglezi
kliGejo "Mother Jones" .ie pr.
Sla il w. Va, da pomaga rudar.
jem bakrenem okrozju do una.
&c. 6. avg. smo imeli velikanski
shod, kakorSnega Sc nj videla
bakrena domovina. Ma shodu j,
govorila osivela starka Mother
Jones. Meme besede so zelo uplji.
vale ma ljudstvo. Marsikatero oko
je bio rOsno, ko je videlo, kako SC
bori osivela starka IA delavske
pravice. Kako Sc ne bi tudi mi
enkrat "a v%selej odpOvedali wee.
MENU izkOriScanju pc kapitali.
stih? Calumet and Hecla Co. pla.
cuje $121,050.0OO d~elnicarjem ma
letO; mi pa stradamo. Do tukai
- in ne dale. Brat.je delavci
drzimo Sc! Izgubiti nimamo nj
cesar. pac pa vse prid0biti. Re.
lin tudi. da hi mas Jaka Strigeli
obiskal in wei v svoi register ne.
KAY casopisov in one, kateri il
delavskih rok kruh .jedo, pa se
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

brcajo roper delavce. - Seveda
imajo - delnice. Slovenskim de-
putijem pa s%vetujem, maj 81 ODE
sijo zvezde ma nos, da Jill bodejo
ljudje poznali. Ako Jill pokazemo
slovenski javnosti s polnimi ime-
nj, DO to gotovo lepa cast MIN
in njihovim otrokom. Mai zado-
stuje - Sc pridem! Pozdrav
svobodomiselnim in zavednim
delavcem in delavkam po Anne
rikil
Peter j. Spehar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Sodrugii

Vsled strajka rudarjev v Calu-
metu in okolici Sc nudi posebna
prilika "a naso agitacijo med ru-
darji--strajkarji. Potrebno je "
tenn boju med delom in kapitalom
delavce privesti do spoznania, da
lei njih moe mad nenasitnimi ba-
roni rudnikov edino v solidarno-
sti - " skupnem nastopu. cato je
nujno, da Sc izdaio posebne brosu-
rice in da Sc posilia vsak teden
med strajkujoce rudarje nekaj
sto iztisov Proletarca.
Da Sc pokrijejo stroski "a to
agitacijo, ie treba splosne gmotne
pomoci. Vsled tega je jugosl. soc.
klub st. 1. v Chicagi, ma sell dine
2o. {. m. sklsnii, spefirsti ma vse-
jugosl. soc. klube, da. poSiljajo "
ia namen prostovolnje prispevke
"a agitatccicen fond.
Sodrugi! BOZ rudarjev v Michi-
ganu je mas BOZ, zmaga strajkar-
jew je nasa delavska zmaga; izgl,
ba strajka je izguba celega delav-
skega razreda. Pomagaimo straj-
karjem S tenn, da Jim preskrbimo
dovoli poucnih knjizic in lista
Proletarca.
Prispevke ie posiljati tajnistvu
j. s. z. Ill N. Market St. ali pa
upravnistvu Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
SODRUGI!

Vsak socialist to neral narociti
"PRoLETARCA", kajti list zivi
samo cd svojih narocnikov.
Vsak socialist bi moral siriti
"PRoLETARCA", kajti to je pr
va naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral tocno
placati narocnino "a "PRoLE-
TARCA", ker lie ma ia naGin Sc
zamore osigurati napredek nase-
mu listu, ter ga povzdigniti v dnev
mix. Delavci ma krov!
JAKo vAzNo v~PRASANJE?
"Ali sem Re postal zaostalo ma
rocnino "a "Proletarca''?
Be nell
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Il mladosti.

o. prelJuba ii narava,
kje so upi mladih dni?
Pricakujem Jill Sc vedno,
Pa Jill lie cd nikoder nj!
Svita re Sc "a goramii- !
Kaj pomeni mex ia zarf
Proletarec ii svetovni,
Vrzi proc okove z rok.
Dvignimo pesti vsi skupno,
Stlacimo V temo molOha vekomajl
TIA on spada - in ne drugam,
Ako hocemo, da Ear nam size
naravnost - proletarcem v obrazl
Popotnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Velikanski shod ma Lauriumu.
Rudarji zahtevajo preiskavo po
senatu


Calumet, Mich. s. avg. - Veil
kanski shod, k~akorsnega Sc nj
bio " okrozju bakra, Sc je vrSil
V sredo vecer V Palestra Rinku ma
bliznjem Lauriumu. Pred shodom
sc je vrsil gigantni pohod rudar-
jew IL Calumeta ma Laurim, ka-
korsnega Sc ne pomni zgodovina
gornjega Michigana. Glavni GO
vornik ma shOdu je bila matt
Jones. Men govor je bill ognjevit
in moski, kakor da hi ne govorila
Slletna zenska. GovOrila je IL
srca, kakOr pac INA ona in njene
plamene6e hesede so elektrizirale
ogromno mnoziio $1,000 delaviev.
10 sc vsi govOrniki konGali. je
bila predlozena in soglasno spre-
jeta sledeGa resolucija:
u ozirom ma deistvo. da .je
pravkar koncan eden najveciih
delavskih bojev V West Virginiii
s pOpOlnO zmago United Mine
Workers;
Il ozirom ma dejstvo. da so bile
proti premogariem zdruzcne vse
kapitalisticne sile: denarre mos
ME operatorjev, Baldwin-Fe zlovi
~pretepaci, milica, guverner in
vrhOvnO sOdiSce 2 namenom, da
vzdrziJo peOnazo V DRAW;
2 ORION ma de.jstvo ,da so priSle
ma dan s %lopovSGine napram de-
lavcem potion senatne preiskave,
katero je izposlOval John w. Kern
in katero je izvrSil nepristranski
MARITIME s pOmoGjo ostalih sena-
torjev Reeda in Boraha -
izreka jim delavsko liudstvo v
Calumetu gorko priznanie va
delo, XII so ga (s~enatorji) izvrsili
" dobrobit svobode c~lovestva
Upamo, da je bill Nth krepki ma.
stop ma obco korist delavstva in
da bodo Sc zagovarjali delavsko
stvar, kadarkoli in kierkoli 90
oglasi klic trpecih in tlaGenih.
! u ozirom ma dejstvo, da so RI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Nadaljevanje $ prve strani 4.
kolone.
v New Yorku xbirajo skebe.


Ne York. 5. avg. - Zloglasna
firma "a preskrbljevanje protest.
jonelnih skebov in pretepaGev
1.-THE Waddell & Mahon", 1871
Mleecker ST, je "silno zaposle-
ma tie dni, kakor poroca poroGe-
"alec Milwaukee Leaderu''. Cd
vseh strani libra profesijonelne
hume in propalice ~najnizje vrste,
da Jill poslje ma prvi poziv V ba-
kreno okrozje Michigana, kjer
traja Strajk. VCdja tie firme je
Se odSel V Calumet, da pregleda
polozai in da sklene z magnati
bakra cigansko kup6ijo, &c potre-
bujejo kaj njegovih barab. Ia
zloglasna tvrdka preskrblja kapi-
talistom povsod, kjer je strajk
veGji del navadne pretepa6e. maj
nizje divjake in propalice, kar
Jill zemlja nosi. Tie barabe so ma
vadno o borozene z revolverji in
drugim orozjem muznejo sc med
stra.jkarje hlinec Sc kot nJihovi
'prijatelji" in pri pryi priliki
izzovejo Z vojaki ali $ policaji
krvave pretepe in pOboje, katerih
so potem navadno krivi lie Straj-
kari. Ma ia na6in slabijo vrste
Strajkarjev in pOmagajo uniciti
stavko. "Vandell & Mahcn' della
roko V roki z zloglasnimi Bald
winci, XII so morrill, premogarje v
w. Virginiji in $ Pinkertonci, XII
so "sadili dinamit ma racun de-
lavcev V Colorado.
Priporo6amo rudarjem. da mai
bodo do skrajnosti previdni ce
pride Ia sodrga V bakreno o.
krozje.
Prva nakana, razdvojiti straj-
karje, je izpodletela.
Calumet, Mich, 6. avg. - (Po-
rocilo milwaukee Leadcru'.) -
Carji bakra so V torek nastavili
prvo past, da hi zanesli razdor
med strajkajoee rudarje, toda
nakana jim jc sijajno izpodleteIa.
Najeli so nekaj starih usluzben-
e Calumet & Hecla Co, Xxi so pc
2Oletnem robovaniu in garanju
popolnoma zakrknili "a vsako
samostojno misel in ten Eve
slim" je bio narocenO, da maj
sklf6ejo strajkarje ,kolikor mai
wee mogoce ma shod V mestno
dvorano. "Zvesti' so res ma cesti
povabili gru6o rudariev, da mai
gredo ma shod. Ker sc unilski
shodi vrSe vsak dan, MISC rudarji
nie hudega sluteci sli "a mimi.
Tenn so Sc med potjo pridruzili Sc
drugi in tako je Geta narasla ma
pa- tiseG MOI in V kratkem lie
bila dvorana napolnjena do zad-
MEGA koticka. Unijski voditelji,
XII imajo prostore dobrega pol
bloka cd mestne mise. MISC ma
ravno mic znali o TEN shodu, toda
sklenili so takoj, da shod izkori-
stijo "a unijo. Ko je bila dvorana
napOlnjena, so Sc oglasili tive
str in predlagali, mai neki Joe
Heaton predseduje. Nato so pred
lagali, da Sc izvoli odbor, V ka-
terem bodo zastopane vse narod-
nosti. ZaGelo Sc je imenovanje,
toda ko je bill odbor izbran in
imena preGitana, so spoznali kapi-
talisticni kolovodje, da je V cd
boru veGina unijskih strajkariev.
To Jill je pOgrelo in navzoci
bessie so priceli klicati, da mo-
rajo unijci ven IL odbora. Sedai
je pa stopil ma stol Janko Terzic,
clan eksekutive w. F.. of NJ, in
kratkih, toda krepkih besedah
povedal navzocim rudarjem, da
shod nj mic drugega kakor cd
Calumet & Hecle nastavliena
past. V trenotku so sc strajkarji
vsuli proti vratom in kakor hi
mignil ie bila dvorana prazna;
ostali so lie kapitani, bessie in
"zvesti'', XII so zalostno gledali
10 praznih kotih. Komaj so pa
strajkarI izpraznili dvorano On
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

darji V bakrenem okrozju Michi-
CANA apelirali ma operatorje "a
k~onferenco, katero so pa zadnJi
z%avrnili i'm ko so rudarji progla-
sill Strajk, so odgovorili opera
tori tisocerim delavcem stem, da
so pc svojem hlapcevskem serifu
poklicali vojaSke cete in nesram-
ne Vaddelleve pretepaGe, da po-
bijejo mirne ljudi;
2 ozirom ma dejstvo, da je gu
werner presliSal mas APPEL "a odpo-
klicanje Get in da sam osebnO
preiSce tukajsnji polozaj, paG nam
pa dale blame nasvete, da maj
konferiramo Z operatorji, XII "a
vra6ajo vsak tax sestanek -
in z ozirom ma dejstvo, da je
postopanje guvernerja in rudnis-
kin operatorjev nasprotju z
interest ne samo rudarjev temveG
| cele komunitete
je zakljuGe emo, da delavsko ljud-
stvo v Calumetu ma javnem sho-
du ozigosa rudniSke operatorje in
guvernerja giede Min Indifferent
ce napram interesom rudarjev.
Dale apeliramo ma zvezni senat,
da pricne $ preiskavo razmer in
polozaja V bakrenem okroiju in
da kongreS sprejme zakon proti
transpOrtaciji in deputizaciii ma
vadnih barab. Koncno apelujemo
ma kongres, da maj takoj Stori po-
trebne korake V svrho Macdonald
~ziranja rudnikov in premogoko-
kopov, kajti dokazano je, da po-
seduiejo rudnike lie V izkoriSca-
lnje delavcev in ljudstva VOICE.
NJ. j. Richard,
nraAS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Vojaske cete odidejo


Calumet Mich. s. avg. - Ne
zanesljiva poroGila govore, da
odide gotOv del milice od tukaj
drugi teden, ako bo po mnenju
komandantov %"polozaj ugoden.''
Gen. Abbey j. sklenil, da takoj
ne more odpoSlati miiicarjev.
(Gospod general nj tako sklenil,
temve6 sklenila je Calumet and
Hcla Co, katera ina generala in
guvcrnorja V Svojem zepu.)
Vlada preiskuje Strajk.
Calumet. Mich. :. avg. - W.
b. Palmer, posebni odpoSlanec
vladnega oddelka IA delo. je dosel
semkaj in pricel : preiskavo. Wee
raj je govoril 2 voditelji Strajka
in danes Sc snide Z Operatorji
Palmer ~izjavlja. da morda pride
gori sam tajnik delavskega od-
delka zveZne Wade - Wilson.
Wee rudarjev je danes poslalo
svoje rodbine - zene in deco -
k p%rijateljem " Minnesota in V
bliznje kraje izven bakrenega
Okrolja. To .ie dokaz, da Sc ru-
darji pripravljajo ma dolg in ne
izprosen boj, ce Sc druzbe kmalu
ne podajo.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30
FIRST REPORTS OF FREEZE
IN THE WEST ARE CONFIRMED
VERY FEW ORANGES TOTALLY
ESCAPED DAMAGE IN cALIFOR-
MA AND LEMON Loss Is EVEN
GREATER.


- - PCS a. f''7i . 20 : La ILL
citrus fruits OF the state one occa-
sionally hears an expression Of cheer
fulnesg but the consensus Of onin-
- i -. ra,.s... -.s
irse@e me Ike q Nnlcn was never
DeAOEF AAo"1' Fes-1-s Liz u 1858 o.
soAd concspLloA- oonle con nesl-
14ALe SAYING toaI 1zles en1aA no naF7-s
= Al : II leas7 eA7 s~a-7 1A-s year
lilat ' u p en1lTsls lree -fo-- -ros-
u iI77ze erect o--s5F7 '-e-ll=l-o -IA-l
l--Sl - y q -i-1---7- pa -'5--1277 u
500 " - A-9'
Many reports are ROW coming mere
rom 'FaFioas sections q the orange
oeil nat HaFe-s are turning black on
the tees FROM some e" districts
reports 1ndieate mat a Ie" Falen-
clas may have escaped damage but
the percentage s small and there are
many well posted citrus fruit op-
orators VINO think the fruit is
more or less general and that the
quantity Of first grade or fancy or
anges that viii De shipped viii be
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MAuDE MccORKLE HELD.

Funeral services were held AZ
I O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at
the Bingham & MaIey undertaking
parlors, over the remains Of little
Naude Violet McCorkle. whose death
occurred Monday, following an op-
Grafton Sunday for appendicitis. The
undertaking parlors we're crowded
with the little maids schoolmates
and companions, and friends OF the
family and the floral tributes we're
profuse and beautiful. The ser
vices we're conducted By Rev. 4. L
Abercrombie, pastor OF the First
Baptist church, and the internent
was made in Pinewood cemetery.
Daytona Beach. Six young boys,
Masters Kenneth Brokaw. Rodney
Kincaid, John Lourcey. Joe Rutter,
Raymond Green and Kenneth Mills.
acted as paIl bearers. The death
the little girl came with such sud
denness that 1t vas great shock
TO family and friends, and the rela-
tives have the sympathy Of the
whole community in their bereaye-
ueut-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

Hugh Guthrie Of Jonia, Mich, who
has been spending the season in a
cottage On South Palmetto avenue,
IN company with his wife and a
daughter and son-in-law died
Wednesday night at the age Of 70
vears. No service viii be held here.
but the body will be placed in the
retaining vault in Pinewood cemetery
Daytona Beach, until the widow and
other members OF the family return
north later in the season and it VIII
be taken 10 Ionia for interment.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30
a Raranhrasa

What IS the meaning OF that quo
tation, There is divinity that shapes
CTR ends, rough hew them as We
may % Well, replied Senator Sor-
ghun. the proposition Is something
Ike this: It's easy enough to pass a
law, but you don't know what it's 90
ing 10 be till the Supreme court gets
through with i'd"
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I'D ike 10 open a singing school"
said the young lady with the squeaky
voice. as she stepped from the train
al Brecon. DO you think there is a
large field IN this community %
eYessum." drawled the rude farmer on
the platform, thar be a field 40 acres
wide back O the brick-kilns. an
nothin' you could disturb but rabbits
and worms"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

.u9E2 U5do 1.upIp
7 os 'sUIq EEe17u s15A 1sVl lgsnoQl
sIs47sI moi ssogl e-7A %.
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-aIIA eAgg L, fI7ATsnH9 pslesLs pgg
eqs uBmoM IsQ2ouB 70 uBuoA 2 pszsg
80 ss2oU zu IeAsug noS 1.uop EqN,,
islIla sLsM elem ksqL 3q6nogL
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

Charles Devine, Of New York.
chauffeur for Commodore Conrad
Stubenbord, sustained a broken wrist
Wednesday afternoon while in the
act Of crankng the car. Dr.. c. G.
Bohau-on set the broken bones for
he injured man.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

sOur line OF Bathing Suits IS con-
plete-suits, caps, shoes for ladies
and children The Chas. Z Gardi-
Ter Co.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

"New Spring shades q dress lin
ems nov coming n. Gail and see
them Arthurs Needlecraft shop,
Beach street
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30
EAST COAST TRAIN SCHEDULE

The following schedule show the
tine OF departure q trains from
the Daytona depot:
North6cun6.
AIS a. n Daily except Monday.
ass a. n Daily.
1857 a. n. Daily.
1I:25 4. n Daily.
3:21 ?. n. Daily
1855 ?. n. Daily.
SouthbcUnd
1880 ?. n. Daily.
1:42 ?. n. Daily.
800 ?. II. Daily.
500 ?. n Daily.
$40 ?. n Daily except Sunday.
lis a. u Daily.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

**WASTED-To rent a piano for
about 50 days. Enquire $50 North
Ridgewood. SOFT
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

Szss-zpzsoz : cents pe- ze@x de-
Izrere5 81 CARRIE
By -a1 sSxEept 4ocal 1elEvsrses8 s. &c
Per seGS11
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In Their Flats.

I've kitchenette IN ny fat.
what's the feature Of yours, Jones 2"
TA ceIlarette. And OF yours, Smith %
I've GOT a su1ragette n nine"
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30

GAZTTENETS COMPANY
Publishers
T z FITZGERALD. Managing Editor
HARRY L ROOD. Ezz1er.
g 3 HARRIS City E5secr.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight ard Friday with rising
temperature. Light. variable winds,
except moderate ard south ever the
northwest por<ion-
LOW TIDES
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-31
WAR BREAKS OUT DURING THE
QUIZZING OF MULHALL

Washington, July 31.-War broke
out in the Senate lobby probe COM
mittee rooms when the National AS
ISOLATION of Manufacturers began
questioning it's former lobbyist and
corruptionist, Col M. M. Mulhall.
Senator OVerman started to read
the questions submitted to him by
the N. A. M. as the ones they wanted
Mulhal asked.
Robert McCarter, special counsel
for the N. A. NJ, objected, saying he
wanted to read the questions himself.
There was a long wrangle. Finally
McCarter carried his point.
McCarter's first question referred
to MulhaI's being fired from the
Cleveland, o., police force.
Mulhau stOrmed that he would not
answer any questions of that sort and
demanded counsel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-31

Let's conduct this examination
without counsel" Reed suggested
You won't do that" McCarter
yelled.
eve will" snapped Reed. q won't
hear another word"
You will hear another word
whether you like it or not, scream
ed McCarter. 81 don't care what you
think. l have some rights here"
Overman finally restored order.
Then MuIhaIl began yelping that
he wanted to be heard.
Overman lost his temper.
you keep still, - he yelled at Null
hall.
The N. A. M. questioned Mulhan on
the events leading up to his ''resigpa-
ton" from the association in 1911.
MuIhan answered explosively and I'M
satisfactorily.
GREEKS NOT AS SUCCESSFUL AS
REPORTS INDICATED
London, July 31.-Greece has not
been so uniformly successful in cam
paign against Bulgaria as Greek re-
ports have led world to believe.
BUlgars have taken offensive on
upper Bregalnitza river and have
separated Greek and Serb armies.
BUIgars have defeated Greeks in sew
eral engagements.
Russian fleet has been making
soUndings at Black Sea end of Bos-
phOrus. Believed that Russia intends
to make a naval demonstration to
brighten Turkey into letting go of
AdrianOple again. Sublime Porte
says it cannot be frightened into Civ
ing up hard-won Holy City.
SaIonika.-French commission of
investigation has confirmed Greek
stories of atrocities in Balkan war.
Commission has brought back pho
tOgraphs to prove certain horrors.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-31

Neutrality-suspicious. Pittman of
Nevada today proposed that John
Bassett Moore, assistant secretary of
state, or some other official of high
rank, be sent at once to Mexico to
ask General Huerta to invite the
American government to send troops
into northern Mexico.
THE situation down there is
damnable," said Pittman. ct is time
we pacify Northern Mexico before
some foreign power gives us the al
tentative of doing it at their demand
or letting them do it. Our failure to
act has injured our prestige with
Latin-American countries, so that
while Americans are being killed, rob-
bed, held for ransom and thrown into
filthy prisons to die, the British and
Germans are not touched.
81 believe General Huerta would be
glad to take the hint and ask us to
send troops into that country.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-31

of the stock-of the company, The
revoltistas have wrecked the 5000
miles of lines the company owns. G.
R. Hudson, vice president of the
present railway system, probably will
be appointed receiver.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
DEATH RECALLS SHOOTING.

The death of G. and o. Brakeman
Harry Traugott which resulted from
falling under the wheels of a NOV
ing train near Soldier tunnel on the
night of June End, recalls a time
when he was shot at last fall. On
that occasion he and another brake
man, whose name is Daniels, were
running on this division of the G..
and o. They had had some trouble
with man named Fitch, who had
Leen in scrap with the railroad
men and got the worst of it. Fitch
went into a house and armed him
self with a shot gun and lay In
wait for the men to come along on
their train. When 1t was passing
Fitch fired at them, both being
badly peppered with the shot but
neither was much hurt. Fitch, or
Fitzpatrick, as he is rightly nam
ed, fled but was soon caught. While
awaiting trial he was taken sick
with typhoid fever and now is de-
yeloping symptoms of tuberculosis.
He is nominally under guard, but
1t is doubtful II he ever becomes
able to stand trial.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
CHARLES OSBORN

On Thursday last, June 5, Chas-
Henry Douglas Osborn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chilt Osborn, of Louisa,
was graduated with the highest hon
ors from the University of Kentucky
having completed the full term of
four years-years spent in hard
study and diligent, well directed
effort to attain the goal of his
laudable ambition. He took the de-
gree of Bachelor of Civil Engineer
ing, and was one of the two honor
graduates in the College of Me-
chanical and Electrical Engineering
Mr.. Osborn's thesis was on the sub
ject of Comparative Tests of Sew,
eral Types of Locomotive Headlight
Employment for Steam Railway Lo-s
comotives. Before his graduation
one of the biggest manufacturing
concerns in the country, the Great
Western Manufacturing Co., OF Chi
cago, had secured Mr.. Osborn for
their department of electrical ap-
pliances, at liberal salary. He
will leave for Chicago the latter
part OF the present month. Mr..
Osborn is only 20 years old, but he
seems to have arrived"