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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17
JUMPS FROM a
STORY BUILDING
TO HIS DEATH
CITY CLERK OF OAKLAND CON.
miTs SUICIDE JUMPING FROM
TOP or CITY HALL.

OAKLAND May i7-Harold Ma.
gill OF Oakland, city clerk. jumped
today from the fourteenth story OF
the city hall The body fell 200 feet,
striking a TWO story projection at
the base Of the building and was
crushed almost beyond recognition. nj
health Of a long time is supposed to
have caused the suicide.
While waiting for a permit to go
on the roof Magill asked DR.. H. A.
Wilkinson if a man were to drop 200
feet would he be conscious on strik.
ing He was told he would probably
be unconscious before he struck.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17
MARKET GOSSIP

The lively half session today made
up for the heavy market of the past
week. North Star carried the laur-
els, 100000 shares OF the stock hav-
ing changed hands. In the begin
ming the eastern market called for
&c at the opening as against SAC
in San Francisco. With pronounced
variation the west weakened down
to close Of 55-56c, while the east
closed strong at 65-66c. The other
stocks were apparently forgotten in
the scramble.
Tonopah Merger has magnificent
ore showing on the ITO foot level,
values averaging $S5 per ton having
been uncovered. The stock should
sell at better price and holders
Of the stock win be glad to see an
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17
coLoFlELp SALES
MISCELLANEOUS.

100 Pitts. Silver Peak - so
1900 Pitts. Silver Peak .....-.. so
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17

J. p. Sweeney Of the Round Noun
tain Sphinx Mining company, after
spending two weeks in San Francisco
returned to Tonopah this morning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17

THE RED FRONT, 2O7 MAIN ST.
l.Gareia saddle, braided bride.
l combination pipe wise.
blower, good condition, $3.50.
Sanitary couches, less than cost.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17
LADIES CONTINUE WAR
FOR USE OF BALLOT


(By Associated PressD
LONDON, May 17.-Suffragettes
today fired tenanted residence in
Cambridge and badly damaged the
university laboratory adjoining.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-17

II it's of exceptional value at the
price, it's sure to be advertised in
the Bonanza. else the merchant would
be hopelessly unprogressive.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
Embroidered
Semi-made Robes, $3.50

10 Qnand-embroidered), worth SIS
worth S22 7 worth $40
20 worth SIS l9 worth SIS
s. worth $l2
because they are all the maker had the price
here and now is $3.50 for any quality.
They are linen, very fine wolfe or crepe.
charmingly embroidered in white. beige, rose
blue and black and will make the most grace
full Of summer frocks for there is plenty of
material for draping.
With such small quantities they will hardly
last the day. First Cor, Old Buildp,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
Ambitious Youth Worked in
Bowery Saloon TO Get
Money for His Education.
TRIED TO END QUARREL
Laid Aside His Law Books 10
Play Role Of Peaccmakcr,
With Fatal Results.


'' "onn""h"""h' VINO "leo e"'p
"y IN "o"'erneur ''"s"'ai from
bullet wound in the head. was " victim
Of his passion for tho law. william
NAstisnaka. who shot him during a row
d shs saloon known a. the "powsry
Tunnel" At Riy,nr,on stree, ana the
Bow.ry. 4. ,,sor .,,.., ,,.,x.a 49,.
n.,,,.,,. .,n,.,,.,.
-, ''"'' Wv
ch,rg.a .o,1aa,,a,,' w" WV
a.m. c,av,,, 49,, Ill.,, -, a, 90,
80. WI" "'e" Ut No' '''
49,. ai, 49,, "a' '""m'S -"''
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In orda,- IN s., ,non.m y, AZ i","".'
in "a, ,,w s,n,,.. ~" -, ~."p
University m, w.. .,,,,n, -,
t~r ye,ainS nj. ,noI. 80 ~ ".
whom Itastienska. who a. Innwa '.,,,,.
Turk" camo into IN. h,cl r,a,, 81, 49,
u,no. '''' W '"'
The man. who IL ~mp,ov.a q. . nth,
waAohsnnn In a MOVING n,c,,,,. ,,.. -
Mvss at No. 2 Iuvin~ton styost -. go.
ferrous ana noisy, n. h.a ..v..., .,' 80
and then told a character known =.
Frisco Red" n banx.r-on In IN. ..,,on
- 20 out and 70, him ri. rolls. Fri.co
sbsysd but M, thr~e Of IN. mil. n, ~.
way back fr,m IN. h.h.rx ~,.,. ".
boughH them.
When he handea tina b.x IN p.
ttonskn the nirht v.tchm.r "a. c.n =.
his feet I'm n fury ara $1,000 o..
"Frisco" Tho latter tried 10 do6ss I.
blow aimed at his head ana ,oon,.d
ever . ,sh,. r,. 800 .."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
OLD VICTORIA HOTEL SITE
TO BE OFFICE BUILDING.
At one Time Regarded as Creates,
Hosiery in New York--Rivalled
The Old Fifth Avenue.

The Victoria, the last Of the popular
old hotels 10 rive way 10 CONNER.
cial structure. In 90 be torn down TO
make room for twenty-niory ONO,
building While no dcnnlts agreement
has been reached between tho Johnson
Kahn ryndicate. owners. ana George
understood to-day that negotiations
NJ. under way that may permit tho
work OF demolition ~ start April /
When tho Victoria was erected In
1919. al broadway and Twenty seventh
street. by Psran Stevens. regarded as
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11

the creates, hotel man Of his day. the
sight-story red brick and stone build
ing vas regarded a. about the greatest
IN New YORK. II was the headquarters
or many famous sOnage', among
them President Grover Cleveland. who
with his wife always vent there when
10 New YORK The 'dince was butt
with view 10 purpassing the FIfth
Avenue. at the time the most popular
hotel IN the country
The Nlctusla was closed In 1896 ard
for three years had no tenant. Among
other famous hotels TO give way 10
commercial buildings In recent years
were the finn Avenue. Ashland, Put
nam. Clarendon, 81 Charles. Florence,
Belvi1ere. and Diiiey House.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
Checked Sports Coats
For Young Women

When one has said "checks,"
the story is not half told.
For there is no end to the
variety Of checks.
There is q daring black and white
diamond checked" coat made with
inverted pleat in back. silk lined,
eco.
A good-looking belted-back coat
in q small broken check (silk-lined.
tool is $3.50.
Black and white checks shot with
a Bit Of color are very smart. With
the new belt which encircles only the
sides and back. $50.
Basket cloth coats are wonderfully
good-looking in big brown or Copen-
hagen blue checks. $50.
Ratine checked coats with silk
brocade Innings. $50.
Rough black and white checked
coats with English V-yoke and rag
Ian sleeves have threads OF blue and
green running through them. $50.
Other checked models and well
cut coats Of serge. brocaded ratine.
striped blanket cloth, velour de
laine, etc. from $3.50 to $3.50.
English top-coats. $40.
Sizes Il, l6 and Is years.
Second floor. Old Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
lie Cant
BOuffant

is the very latest style in long
silk gloves for Spring and
Summer. 1t has two wide
bou0dnt or pulled bands
which are in keeping with the
drapery Of the gown or wrap.
Plain, IL CANT boufJant is s2.25, with
embroidery. $3.50.
Paradise Blue
is among the new shades in
long silk gloves, $3.50. Besides,
there are new taupe shades,
tans, champagne and mention
or chin color.
Lace-Trimmed Gloves
are another interesting nov
city. White or champagne
color glove is covered with
black silk net reaching down
to the wrist and there trimmed
with a bracelet Of black lace,
90 pair.
Excellent variety Of all colors and
sizes in short gloves, Soc to d rs.
and long gloves. o. to $3.50.
Main floor. Old Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
Sought suiciae ~ Auto,

An automobile an Firth avenue was
crossing scv snty-nrst rtre~t yesterday
afternoon whom a poorly dressed man
hurled himself In front OF the ,nr
rhs ehau"sar stopped ~ quickly the
man was not injured. Patrol,nan
wsspley took tho man to tho east
s'nts-ssvcnth street station where
ne said Il am PhHtp o'Bric,,
fofty-nine homeless snd job,c-.." IIc
wss taken 20 Bellevue for observe tion
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
New YORKER Drops Dead.

ATLANTA. March ii-wllis whailey
~ No 2i7I Eighth avenue. New YORK
trombonist In Harry LADDERS company,
dropped dead hero yeHt" rday on the
street Immediately after tho perform
aure
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
Changes in Our
Metal BedStead Section

Triple silver-plated on brass bed
stead. 4 #. o in. regular price 500.
now s95.
Pair Of twin brass bedsteads. s It.
8 in. size. satin finish. regular price
$40, now $50.
Pair Of Colonial brass bedsteads,
mahogany panels. 3 It. Q in. size.
regular price $3.50, now SOS.
Triple silver-plated bedstesd.
square posts and pillars, full sise.
regular price ell. now $3.50.
Continuous post. brass bedstesds.
in polish or satin finish. . in. posts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11

in 8 It. s in, I II. and 4 II. 9 In. size,
regular price sS4. now SCI.
Continuous post satin finish. brass
bedsteads. regular price SEQ. now
$3.50.
Square post bungalow bedstead,
SIT. size. regular price Csc. now sa5.
Four poster satin finish brass bed.
stead. : II. size. regular price s55,
now ea7.50.
Satin finish brass bedstesd, 8 Il.
size. regular price $50. now 90.
Seventh Gallery. New Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
Unpacking $4,000 Worth
More of Cut Glass

winch will ne added to the March sale tomorrow
you should ask what this cut glass sale does MT
contain We could not tell 1t includes every article cut
from sparkling little olive almond dish to gterine Mr
punch bowl flower-piece.
took exactly twenty-five glass-cuttng factone. n,
f ss c all I'VE needed 1S for the sale And
the effective frostke floral cutting which many hou
prefer to more sodly cut pieces. ' '"
Among the articles bonbon Dishes compoter, has,
kets bowls dishes, trays jugs tumbers vases iardn;ers
fern dishes sugars and creams. PUNCH bowls Worthy Of
Nineinch bowls. conventional Fiuh,.;,,h ....
design e5 EACH regularly a'h ana psteau
Bon bon COMFORTS floral w.
each, regularly a. Sugar and pair regular.
+pt jugs, floral cutting IS each " eSoo
regularly $3.50 Celery ay, ~ s.ob ,.,
Footed bowl combinations. sa.75 $3.50 " ' 's'ary
' @s' '" second Gallery New Building
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Naprei dOIOcena
ObSOdDa.

Socialisticni tednik "St. Louis
Labor je zadnii teden prinesel
ponatis wee piSem. IL katerih ie
razvidno, da je bill posebni vlak
IA prevoz ohsojenih dinamitarjev
IL lndianapolisa Leavenworth.
kans.. narocen ze 10. novembra
m. l., torej 40 dnij pred izidom
obravnave. Ma podlagi tega ie
iasno kOt bell dam. da ie bila uso-
da dinamitariev ze naprei doloce-
ma, kar zlasti poroto, XII je spo-
znala obtOzence krivim. postavlja
Y luG korupciie. kajti vladni me
Setarji jeklenega trusta, gotovo
ne hi tako sigrnostjo ze naprej
narocili Walk "a prevoz. ako hi ne
imeli zagotovila od porotnikov.
da bodo ohsojenci spoznani lri.
vim. neozirajc Sc ma to. ali SO res
krivi ali ne. - Za kapitaliste pac
nohen zlotm nj prcnizkotcn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Socialist ma delu.

Socialisticni mayor V Schenec
tady Je pred kratkem tidal raz-
glaS. da morejo revne druzine v
mestu kupovati pea" premog v
zaklJih po 40 funtov "a ceno 10
centov. Ia vspeh soc. mestne u
prave Je najvecji, kar jih je dose
dag dosegla IA olajsanje splosne
draginJe. Navedena cena premoga
le cello nizja od one, po kateri pro.
daJajo privatni premogovni pre-
kupovalci premog ma tone. Do Sc
dai so prekupOvalci prodajali pre-
mog po neverjetno visokih cenah
Onim. ki so bill vsled slabih raz-
mer prisiljeni kupovati premog v
maihnih koliGinah. V nekaterih
mestih drzave y. Y. prodajaio
premog majhnih kolicinah DO
S14 tona. Razume se. da so NAL,
odjemalci vsi delavci. katerim
razmcre ne dopuScajo, da hi mogli
kupovah premog ma tone. Ako
upostevamo vse to, moramo We
deti. koliko pomeni mestna mani
pulacila premoga IA delavce, zla-
sti po zimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

speval "a strdnkin volilni boj cen
ia, ne da bi zahteval povra aGila "a
to. Tako ma pr. zahteva neki
newyorSki advokat mesto ameriS-
kega poslanika Londonu zato
ker Je neki njegov sorodnik pri-
speval $4,000 "a volilno kompa-
MO demokratske stranke. Ia isto
sluzbo Sc pa poteguje Sc wee dru-
9Th visokih' glav stranki. n
sluzba le samo ena in zamera je
neizogibna. Takih zamer stranki
bo ma tisote in tiSOce. vsled cesar
Je obtutna kriza njej neizogib-
ma. Nekateri izmed neaspeSnih IL
rodazeljnezev cello grozijo, da bo-
do izdali tajnosti o strankinem
humbugu, zaradi cesar so vodite-
lji V velikih skrbeh. Izida il te IA
gate nj nObenga in bridke posledi-
ce so neizogibne.
Use kaj drugega pa je social
sticna Stranka. kjer clanstvo po-
stavlja candidate, clanstvo agiti-
ra, clanstyo placuje volilno kan
panic. a nihce ne della 0bljub IN
usluge in zato tudi nihce pri6ako-
vati ne more nagrad "a svojc delo.
NSak socialist Sc zaveda svOjih
dolznoSti do stranke. ker We da
ie stranka tisto Sredstvo. kate
rem Sc bo izvojcvala zmaga ME
govih naCel. in no zruSilo obstoje-
ci kapitalisticni gospodarski sis
TEN ter ga nadomestilo i social
StiGnim.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

jaw. sal Sc je vendar pOnovnO IL
razal, da ie socializem nemogoG.
IavIacal je samostojno politicno
akciJo delavcev in zvcsto agitiral
IA emo ali drugo kapitalistiGno
stranko, - zastopnico tistega ka-
pitalistiGpega sistema, katerega je
Y svojem zadnjem govoru tako ne
usmiljcno napadal in obsojal. Do
sedaj je Gompers vedno zanikaval
razredni bOj, a tn pride mahoma
ma dan $ priznanjem razrednih
nasprotstev. Ako imajo Gomper-
Sove beSede sploh kak pomen, ako
jih je govoril svest 81 njihovega
pomona in Odgovornosti, potem
Smo lahko gotovi, da je tudi zani
priSla ura spoznanja.
Tudi razne druge delavske or
ganizacije, kateIih sc je dosedai
trdovratno odklanjalo priznanie
razrednega boja, so sedai vede ali
nevede priznale. da vlada boz med
kapitalisticnimi in delavskimi in
tereSi. Tako je II. pr. ChicaSka de.
lavska federacija, Xxi je znana po
svoji reakcionarnosti, sprejela re
Solucijo, kateri ie razredni boi
iaSnO izraIen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
STRAJKI.

SploSna stavka ie bila prOglaSe-
ma predzadnjo sobOto tovarnah
Automatic Co. Y Aurori. Ill. 1900
delavccv ie stopilo stavko. vsled
cesar je promet docela ustavlien.
Organizatorji maSinistovSke II.
nije So bill ze die casa ma delu. da
pouce delavce o vrednosti in po-
menu organizacije. ToSreGii6 Sc
Jim je organzirati unijo 6i de-
lavcev. Kakor nitro pa je kompa-
nlJa izvedela "a TO. je takoj odslo
villa vseh GA V znak protesta ie
zapuStilo okrog 200. delavcev to-
varno. 3. januarja je unija oklica-
la formalen Strajk nadi. da So
Jim pOsreci doseci sporazumljen-
Je. Toda kompanija jc vstrajala
ma Svojem staliScu. Nato pa je bi-
la razglaSena sploSna stavka in
skoraj vsi delavci so Sc odzvali
pozivu.
Da ustvarijo javno mnenje proti
straj jkarjen, so "bosi" zaGeli gro
ziti, da bodo svoje tovarne "a stall
no zaprli. Razume Sc, da je to sa-
mo bluff, proti Strajkarjem. Po-
licija je dobila ukaz, da mora biti
ma razpOlago kompaniji, ako bi
prislo do izgredov. toda Strajkar-
il so dovolj pametni in previdni,
in Sc ne bodo posluzevali nasilja
toliko casa, da jih kapitalisti ne
prisililo to. Nedvomno Sc bodo
poslu5ili stavkokazev in pretepa-
cev. da hi zavedli strajkarje do
prOtipostavnih Ginov.
SploSno je opazati veliko ogor-
Genie mad kompanijo zaradi od-
slovitve GA unijcev samo cato, ker
so pristopili k organizaoiji. Ker
kompanija izdeluje motorna kole-
sa, katerih Sc delavci posluzujeio
velikem Stevilu, bodo delavc; 81
rom Amerike we'll Ia izdelek ma
pike ter ga bojkotirali. ako kom-
panija kratkem ne ugodi delav-
skim zahtevam.
- Rudarji Straikajo V Alta.
Utah.
- Strajk rudarjev traja ze dali
casa Blair, Nevada.
V Bingham, Utah, kjer so
bakreni rudniki. je Sc vedno
strajk. Lastniki rudnikov utah
Copper Coz so importirali okrog
tristo Meksikancev v ia kraj, da
bi delali kot skebo. $50 iih je pa
re dezertiralo.
V Porcupine. Ont, Canada,
le strajk premogapjev.
- KrOjaSki strajk v New Yor-
ku narasca. Do danes ie ma strai-
ku cez 10000 krojaskih delav-
cev in delavk.
Svarimo slovcnske delavce. de
Sc izogibljejo teh krajev. kjcr jc
Strajk. lie najgrsi izdajalec delav-
stva iSce della tam, kier so delavci
ma straiku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
KAJ JE s KOLEDARJEM9

V pojasnilo vSem onim. XII so
narocili Soc. druzinsh koledar',
moramo obzalovanjem priznati
dejstvo, da koledar Sc nj doSel
dasi je bill odposlan IL Liubljane
zc zacctku meseca decembra
Upamo pa, da koledar vsak cas- tn.
ma kar ga takoj odposljemo vsem
narocnikom. Use prizadete pa pro-
slmo, da Sc nekoliko potrpe.
Toliko znanje in vednost.
Upravnistvo "Proletarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Hocejo placilo "a svoje delo in
pomoc.

Demokratska stranka ina velik
trubel sama seboj, ker ne more
izpolniti vseh obljub, danih svo-
Jim lastnim pristasem. "Obljuba
della dolg", to zlasti bridko cuti.
jo izvoljeni demokratje cd Wilso-
ma doll do zakotnega konjederca.
Vsak izmed njih ina oddati kako
sluzbo, Gin visji je po stopnji TEN
vec jih ina To Sc nj mic slabega
In kriticnega; kriticno in tezavno
je to, da caka ma to sluz.bo brez-
steyila demokratskih glav. Xxi so
agitirali "a stranko in placevali
njene racune, seveda zavestjo,
da dobe "a povracilo primerno
sluzbo, kjer jim bo mogoce potion
raznih "tingeltanglov" odskodo-
yati Sc "a usluge, storjene stran-
XII. Nekateri teh upajocih so caka-
Ii ma gotove sluzbe ze cd tedaj,
ko je zadnji demokrat zapustil
pr dsedniski stolec. V teku let
So je IL "uradazeljnezev V de-
mokratski stranki rekrutirala ce
la armada, XII je OBJ vsakih VOLT
yah zastavila vse moci. da zmaga-
jo njeni krusni kandidatie. XII so
kar tjavendan obljubovali. nil
hov urad spadajoGa sluzbena me-
sta. trankini kandidatje so prodr-
Ii In "de'avci" hocejo biti plaza
nj; kajti nihee izmed njih nj agi-
trial "a svojo stranko IL navduSe-
lja in preprican1a. nihGe nj pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Rudarska stavka v w. Virginiii

Stavkujoci rudarii Y w. Virgi-
mil vstrajajo kljub vsem neprili-
kan. dasi je njihov polozai vsled
zine naravnost neznoSen. Milo
vo prcpritanje konGno zmago
mad tirdnskimi premogovnimi ba
rom se-Sdi ciovekr neoma ino. Ia
dnji cas- Sc je vreme spreobrnilo
IN zarko Solnce viva rudariem
novo upanje ma zmago. Da hi TEN
iazje vstrajali V svojem boiu, so
Sc oprijeli ideje. da zapuste nil
hove zene in otroci po Strajku
prlzadet okraj Kawanah. Social
Sti uniOnisti in drugi simpatizant-
je Strajkarjev Wheeling. Par
kerSburg in drugih sosednjih me
>tih so pripravljeni storiti vse.
kar ie njih moceh. da bodo
Strajkarji zmagali. Podjetnikom
Sc je posretilo debit nekaj stav-
kokazov, Xxi jih stanejo tisoee in
tisoce vsak dan, a obratovanie je
znatno pomanjkliivo. Ma podlagi
tega bodo podjetniki prisil ieni po-
dati Sc pref ali slej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
ZenSkO delO v IiVarnah
i'm StrOiarnah.

kapitaliStitna ncnasitnost ie
vzrol', da zensko delo izpodriva
moSke delavcev, da zdravi in de
lazeljni mozje hodijo cd tovarne
do tovarno IA delom. docum niiho-
We zene, sestre in hcere opravlja-
10 delo ki pO svoji ka'kovoSti nika-
kor ne pripada zenskam. ampak
lie mozem. Sevcda zenSko delo je
znatno cenejc, je zato tenn vecii
profit Ia ostuden kapitalisticni
zlocln sc mora smatrati zaposlje-
vanje zensk V modlarnah, kjer so
delavci izpOstavljeni neznosnemu
prahu, vroGini i'm nevarnostim.
Mic mani zlocinSko nj zaposlieva-
ME zenSke Y stroiarnah. Steer so
tn nekatera della. katera mai hi
Smele opravljati zenSke. veCina
del. Xxi jih zenske opravliaio. ma
noben nacin ne spada Y podrocje
5enSk.
/ensko delo Sc vSak dan boli
Sifi in izpodriva moSko delo. V
mnQgih odelllih raznih induStrii-
skin podjetii. kjer pred par lett
Sc nj bilO nobene delavke. ie danes
moSko delo docela izginilo. Zato
le zadnji cas-. da Sc naSi zakono.
dajalci zdramijo ter zakoni o.
mejijo to kapitalisticno zloGonstvo
DO sedai Sc je malo storilo TEN
pogledu; le ttupatam Sc ie naScl
laStopnik v'adajoGih strank. XII ie
incl toliko poguma in poStenosti
da Sc je upal naStopiti prot gra-
bezljivim kapitalistom. pod koiih
kontlolo Stoii danes YES postavo-
dalni in postavoizvrSevalni sistem
Idr. drlavah. lie tam. kier so
razredno zavedni delavci priSli do
7asi 2pstyaIv postavodajnih zbor-
micah, lc tom Sc danes Gestokrat
razpra Via o brezveStnem pocetiu
roparskih kapitaliStov. TIE razpra-
We socialnih zlih naSe dobe mai
veckrat nimajo takega uspeha.
kakOr hi bilo trcba. ker imaio ka-
pitallSticne Stranke odlocuioGo
moe. imajo vsai to dobro posle-
dlco. da postavijo kapitalisticne
zaStopnike pred alternative. kier
so prisiljeni pokazati svojo bar
vo in svoje "prijateljvo" do de-
lavcev, katerega imajo polna u
sta oh vsakih volitvah.
kakor drugod. tako kapitalisti
tudi V Milwaukee MISC mic bolisi
od drugih. Tudi tn zensko delo V
znatni meri izpodriva moSko. To-
zadevne razmere sploSnem Sc ne
dosezajo visine nekaterih drugih
NEST. kakor New Yorka in dru-
9Th, a vseeno so kritiGne dovolil
Steer zensko delo V Milwauskih
usnJarnah gotovo prav mic ne zao-
staJa "a istim drugih NEST. ako
.'e cello ne nadkriljuje.
Da Sc zensko delo odpravi il
ten industrij, hoGe izdelati obcin
SKI svetovalec Milwaukee So
drug Leo Krzycki zakonsko pre-
dlogo, katero bodo stavili soeia-
iistlcni zastopniki dnavni zako.
modal
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obsoieni dinamitarji ma prostem

Okrajno zvezino sodiSGe Chi
cagi je dovolilo, da smejo biti vsi
obSojenci izpuSteni IL ieGe pod
varStino "a toliko casa, da vista
Instance potrdi ali razveijavi nil
hovo ohsodbo. Var>Gina "a vsalle-
"a jetnika znaSa $4,000 za vsako
leto ic6e.
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Ltst Ia koristi delav-
skesa liudstva. Deiav-
ci so oprAviceni do
vsega kar produciraio.
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TO the interests OF the
workins class. Work.
ers are entitled to all
what they produce.