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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
ELS, Dance Tonieht.

~ Elks' Dance Tonight.
The Elks will have an informal
dance from 8 to 10 O'Clock tonight
in the dance hall in their home.
There d expected to be a large at
tendance The cadenza orchestra has
been engaged.
EAsa,B. s- lNEEs ssA
Pie Supper.
The pie supper at the Sycamore
Dale school house was decided sue
cess. The receipts amounted to sSl.
The prize for the best looking girl
was awarded to Miss Audrey Mitch
ell and for the homliest man to MIR.
George Haggerty. Every one report
ed good time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
Letter to
Or. Kilner q Co.,
BinghamtOn, n. y.
Prove what swamp-Root WIN Dc

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII DO
For You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, n. Y, for sample bottle.
1t will convince anyone. You win
also receive a booklet OF valuable in
formation, telling all about the kid
neys and bladder. When writing, be
sure and mention the Clarksburg
Daily Telegram. Regular ftfty-cent
and one-dolIar sire bottles for sale at
Il drug Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
aOur Way" Studio.
Frlends and patrons.

IIEHUb anu puIIUlos
l am prepared to personally call
and make sittings for high grade por-
traits in your own home. have no
representatives in this line. My studio
is open for sittings from 10 a. m. to.
p. m. every day. My desire Is to-
give you the best work and service
possible at reasonable prices.
MRS. NJ. e. RARICFl, Photographer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
FINED BY MAGISTRATE.

For assaulting and beating Burgess
Moore Tuesday in James Boyle's
store at the West End junction, James
Hood was fined s. and costs Wednes-
day night by Magistrate G, H. Gordon.
He paid the required sum and was re-
leased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03

adrag, ! was itreg-
ular, had cramps 50
bad that ! would
have to lie down, al
so a distressed feel
ing in lower part of
back, and headache.
My abdomen was
sore and / know l
had organic inHam-
nation.
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
DEsPARD ADDITION

DEsPARD ADDITION
Right off of Carr Ave
nue., property lays high
and dry, lots 40x160 it.
These are about the only
available lots in the
East End at the right
price and if you desire a
home or investment you
cannot do any better
than buy one of these
lots. Two fine homes to
be built on the proper
ty this month. Gas,
water and sewerage
goes with these lots.
For price and terms see
us.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
tEGAIS
CONTINUED from page ~

ton.
Third ward.-votlng place, G. H.
Gordon's office. North Third street.
Commissioners: Jay Refer. S. l.
Buffers. j. Horror Davis. Challen-
gers: w. c. Morrison, David o.
Booth.
Fourth ward:-voting place. Ed.
Armstrong; club house. Commits
sioners: G. II. Gordon, f. e. High
land, James S. Rodney. challengers:
Leonard Peck, E. +, Hood.
Fifth Ward:-yotng place, Police
Station, basement court house. Com
rnissloners: A. C. Davis, d. d. Britt
Frank c. Bland. challengers: S. C.
Highland, Carl w. Nefr.
Given unedr my hand this eth day
of March. 1918.
WILL H. COLE,
Clerk OF the CRY of Clarksburg.
At the same time and place above
mentioned there viii he held an cleo
ton for school commissioner for the
clarksburg school district for a term
Of three years. All voters residing
within said district outside Of the city
will vote at the police station at the
same time for the said school COM
missioner.
BY order of Board OF Education.
Given under my hand this Srd day
Of March. 1913.
JAMES n. HESS Secretary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-03
SOCIAL
Continued from page i've,

VSUHVIIusu ITuM paBe nYe.J
OF Parkersburg, will hold his Thurs
day evening dancing class in Hoff-
man hall. All the members are
asked to be present as some Of the
new and latest dances will be
taught.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18
Your Duty
 To Help

Is Wrangell going to pay her tribute to her old soldiers who are at the Pioneers Home at Sitka All the other towns in Alaska have taken up subscriptions to send to the Home to inject Christmas cheer into tha old mems hearts. Christ
 mas comes but once a year and some of these old men probably have no living relatives to remem- Der them and to cheer them up at this particular time when the whole civilized world is supposed to be at peace. What will our offering be?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

The Vermont Marble Co.,, have closed down their quarry, at Tok- cen, for the winter. They intend opening up in the spring as soon as the weather permits.
 Mrs. Balance and daughter of Petersburg are Wrangell visitors this week.
 Mrs. C. D. Sprague, of the Gar net Ledge, returned from the south where she was visiting friends. Geo. Rounsfell of ketchikan is in town again writing mp more in- surance.
 The gas boat Vermont left a few days ago with six passengers for Tanakee Hot Springs, Capt. K. Talmadge and Frank Churchill boarded her here. Capt, Farrer stopping over here.
 When lack Bender came back from Juneau on the Northwestern he pulled one over on the tin can brigade. it wasn't a cook at all: Prof Stokel came back with him. the Professor will paw the worries at the PHorosHow, he sure has the goods with him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

 Best Yet

The Moose entertainment last Friday night was the best yet. Miss Calkins, Tilitha Ensley, o. i've LaBounty, Mrs. Thurson and MT. AIbreeht contributed to the program. Miss Marie Mckinney and Mr. Matt Johnson won the first prizes in the whist game. Mrs. J. Bjorge and MT, Adclph Jakobitz captured the booby prizes. Ai.er lunch was served everybody participated in the games which were played until a late hour tae good tine was wound up N.gh a Virginia Reel. The Moose have some good times at their entertainments. Better look in,o this boys.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18
Big Picture
 1t The Rink

"The Kerry Cow" meaning th blacksmith from the Country Kerry This is one of taase old irish rro- dactjon thet takes you lack to the lime that a man could not call his soa} his own. The scenery is 1eaa#5aI haing taken in Ireland. Joseph Murphy 2ls the author Of the story and played the leading role for years. The kalem player wllh his permission made 1t into 6 motion picture feature of three reels. At the Rink Saturday night, Don t miss it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18
Next Sunday
 At The Churches

In preparing for Xmas at St. Phillips Church, Sunday evening, Dec. 2Ist, The sermon will en- deavor to give the Bible answers to the questions, When shall we find God? How does he instruct usa. What does He do for us, Special Xmas services with Holy Communion Wednesday evening at II:3o.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18
Mill Makes
 Big Showing

Some people imagine there is nothing in the lumber industry in
 Alaska but they are badly mistak- en, next to mining and fishing our timber is a matter of great impor- tance. The Bertha brought a con- signment of I8o, 900 feet of spruce lumber to Seattle from Hadley to be used in the construction of
 buildings for the Panama-Pacific Exposition at San Francisco. The commercial possibilities of the AL aska spruce, since this lumber has
 proved the finest of Northwest soft woods, have been given serious consideration by Puget Sound in
 teIests and the use of 1t in the construction work of the Panama Exposition is regarded as a great opportunity for the eXploition of
 the Alaska product. Alaska will some day wake up to the fact that
 the timber of this country can be used to advantage other than sal mon boxes and fire wood. Now
 that the Alaska lumber industry is assuming great proportions, and that Wrangell has the finest saw
 mill location in Alaska as well IS
 the oldest established mill in AL aska, that of the Wilson & Syl- vester Mill Co. Inc, formerly the l Wilson < Sylvester Estate. De
 spite the fact that this mill has 1 been tempered with the Ted tape that necessarily go with the rul- 1 ings or the courts this mill has IL 1 the last ten years made a net pro
 It of Sz5, ,6o7, in the year Ig.1 the
 sum of SI3,62o was cleared, this goes to show how the mill was
 managed notwithstanding the re- i ports to the contrary. This com IDg season the mill will have re- ceived 8 complete overhauling and
 q large new edeer will be installed | which will greatly add to the cap
 acity, which was heretofore about 1 2, 1000, 900 feet of lumber a season.
 This industry which means SO
 much to Wransell should be
 boosted to the fullest extent, when the old mills whistle stops talking there seems to be a quiet reigning
 over oux peaceful town and every body looks forward to the time ;be
 mill will start again, it only means
 about s7,ooo a month to Wrangeli
 while in operation for labor and
 logs, nearly all of which IS spent
 at home. Keep your little ham
 mer in your pocket and help one of
 our oldest and best industries.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

Fred :. Johntson has joined the Sentinel force last week, he will have charge of the Editorial De- pertinent and will, we are sure, do his utmost in making the pa per just what Wrangell should have. Insidently he is a Notary Public and is ready to handle legal work, and can be found at any time at this office.
 Paul F. Stanhope, Manager.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

Examinations trom which to establish eIisi5le registers for ths positions of Assistant Keepers ot Light Stations and Mates and As siatant Engineers oa Lighthouse Tenders in tae Sixteenth Light house District lAlaska), sill be held by the Local evil Service Board, al he.ch.eaa, Alaska, on April F. 19I4. ar as soon there after as practicable.
 Application blanks may be sec ured from the Liebth5as= inspect or, Ketehihaa. Alaska.
 Respectfully,
 ]. B. Eamonds, Secretary Local Board ClyiI Ser vice Examiners.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

The Humboldt sails south Mon day morning, upon her arrival at Seattle she will dircharge her cargo and proceed to San Francisco where she will receive a complete overhadling and have oil burners installed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

There will be a special Christmas Service at the Presbyterian Church at 7:3o p. m. Sunday, Dec, 2Ist. Special music for the service and you are invited to attend and you are welcome.
 A program of special services for Christmas day next week,
 ]. s. CLARK, Minister
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18
LOCAL. BRIEFS

Carl Shumacher and Harry Horn returned from Tokeen on the Yer mont, they will remain in town for the winter.
 Mrs. Reid was run down by a McKinnon street last Friday even- ing, fortunatly she was uniniuried. The four dozen bottles are out, we are going back 10 the can. So get your can ready.
 Al. Osborne.
 Mr. Buell., representing Armour | & Co.,, is in town this week taking orders.
 Ole Horghein of st. Michael wharf left for Seattle lew days d. go, Ole's mission to Seattle is a mysterious one. he has aroused the suspicious ol the tin can gang. It's to be lamented that Gle had to go to Seattle, caas:1eriag all the pretty girls ol marrlaEgaaie age n Warngell.
 Fred Wilson, manager of tie local Saw-Mill left Tor Seattle on the Northwestern. on 3 business trip. It has been rumored atout thai Fred may bring steno2raph- CT back with him to wash dishes n his new home.
 Ted Cunningham anj Frank Adams returned uom B-adh@ld , this week. They succeeded in coaxihgl1o marten, 10 bears 5 k mink, and some ermine into the.r 8 traps. Teddy always has the rig. { '~ kind of bait.
 pr. Dawes was over to Peter : burg this week on a business trip, Sam Guyet, representing Fisch- CT Bros. is doing the town this week.
 Johnny Grant returned On the Spokane from Prince Rupert. Johnny says the B. C. towns are dead ones.
 Dr. Shurick returned on the Humbolt from Juneau, he reports Roy Cole is getting along fine.
 St. Michael Trading Co.,, have made great improvements on their fixtures. The dry goods depart ment looks snappy now.
 ]. G. Grant is having a new if floor laid in the Hotel Bar this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-12-18

Mr. Buell., representing Armour \ ,& Co.,, is in town this week taking orders.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Jezemskim medicinam in sploh
proti vsemu, kar bi koliekaj plaSi-
10 mas sveti biznes"! Amerikan-
ci hocemo namrec vse sami vedeti,
vse sami iznajti in "a vse skupaj,
kar pride cd "zunaj", ne damo
niti fige - jedino presvetli tolar
nam je dobrodoSel, pa ce pride
tudi IL kanibalskih otokovl
Ko je DIR. Friedman priSel V
New York, Sc je ponudil, da bo
zastoni dal svoj zdravilni serum
jeticnim bolnikom V bolniSnicah
Toda peScica newyorSkih zdravni-
kov, katere ie odbral mestni
zdravstveni oddelek. da zasliSijo
DIR. Friedmana, ie odrekla zadnje-
mu to priliko. DomaGi zdravniki
so sklenili. ia Dir. Friedman ne
sme poskuSati svojega zdravila v
nobeni bOlniSnici, ki ie pod NEST
MIN nadzorstvom. To postopanje
zdravnikov New Yorku je ma
lraynOst Skandal. Zakaj bi ne smel
DIR. Friedman pokazati, dali je
njegovo zdravilo res kaj vredno
ali je IA mic? Ako Sc pokaze, da
je "a mic, stem je tudi njegove
slave nitro konec. Toda newyorSki
zdravniki ga hocejo pO sill imeti
"a sleparja, predno so Sc preprita-
Ii njegovem zdravilu V New
York ie priSlo zadnje tedne ma Ii
soce jetiGnih ljudi. ko so SliSali in
citali da pride glasOviti Specialist
IL NemGije: vsi Ii reveE so ostali
sedaj ma cedilu. Y taken sluGaju
bi moral zdravniki biti prvi. ki
bi zahtevali. da sc novo zdravilo
Ipreizkusi ma kolikor mogoce ve1
bolnikih. da Sc enkrat dozene. ee
je zakaj ali ne. Tako pa zdravni-
XII dokazujejO, da Jim je "bimes"
wee kot pa zdrayje ljudi.
PozneiSa porocila kazejo. da so
Sc oblasti in razni doktorji pre-
mislili in Sedaj ina DIR. Friedman
svohodno pot svojimi n'rspor;
menti ne samO Y New Yorku. am
nak cello Washington. ID. c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

Strajk je pod pokroviteljstvom
radikalne industrielne unije |. w.
w. katera je poslala mnogo svojih
organizato-jev strajkarske di-
strikte. Glavno vodstvo pa Je pre-
wei Willim ID. Haywood, kateri
je dospel IL Akron, o., Paterson
l. marca. Delavci, kateri tkejo
in barvajo svilo za postopaGe, sa-
mi svoiimi druzinami sc pa
oblaGijo V cunie, bodeio gotovo
dosegi svoje zahteve. Med mimi
vlada veliko navduSenje, in maj
lepSa sloga.
Chief policije V Paterson, Bim-
son, je zagrozil, da bodc Hay
wooda izgnal IL mesta. Ako' MOI
to izvrSi. bode Straik Sc bolj ST.
gurno dobljen. Zavedni delayci Sc
ne puste wee vlecti "a nos. cd bos-
sovskih trikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
LetO (VOl.) VIII.
Guinea ---HOyne VOIiIni
kOnteSt.

Volilna komisija V Chicago mo-
ia odpreti glasovnice dine 5.
nov. m. |. i'll Sc enkrat preSteti
vse glasove, Xxi so bill oddani "a
kandidate "a drzavnega pravdni-
ka cd prve do zadnje warde
mestu.
TakO ie razsodil okrozni sod
mix Jese Baldwin zadnji cetrtek.
Advokatje, ki zastopajo slepar-
sko izvoljenega drzavnega pravd-
nika demokrata Ioyneja, so sku-
sail ugovoriati razsodbi, toda
sodnik Jim nj pustil govoriti.
"Volilna sleparija ie tako We
lika in Ocitna" - rekel je sod
mix - "da ie ne pobije noben
argument. Iato ukazujem, da sc
preSteieio vsi glasovi, da Sc bo
vedelo, kdo je resnici drzavni
pravdnik."
Il nadaljevaniem ponovnega
Stetla so priGeli takoi in sicer
9. wardi. SocialistiGna stranka
Cook County ie popolnoma zadO-
volina z dosedaniimi vspehi. Ce-
lotno ponovno Stetje bo pokaza-
10, da je bill sodr. Guinea oslepar-
jen najmanj "a 10000 glasov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
DelavSki pregled.
Zakai ie kongresni komite. ki

Zakaj je kongresni komite, XII
je incl nalogo, vsled Bergerjeve
resolucije, da preisGe Strajk new
yorSkih krojaGev, zavrgel Berger
jev naertH = Berger odgovarja F.;
Zato ker so delavci V kongresu
izvollli mesto socialiste. demokra-
te in republikance. Pedeset, ali
samO TO socialisticnih poslancev
bi kongres primorali, da hi Sc "a
celia preiskava Strajka. Delavci so
toreJ 3ami krivi. - Mi hi dosta-
viii k Bergerjevemu komentarju
lie Se, ia so krivi tudi TAXI listi.
ki pripOrocajo demokratiGne ali
repubhkanske kandidate. Med
Slovenskimi hsti so ii "prijatclii
delavcev' ma prvem mestu kleri-
kalni "Amerikanski Slovenec
zmeSam "Glas Naroda" it'd. vi.
dite katoliSki slovenski dclavci
kaSSen list innate "a svoje gla-
silol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
PoZIV.

IA prvi maj bodemo zopet IL
dali "Proletarca" slavnostnei
izdaJi. List bode tudi bocato ilu-
strovan. ObraGamo Sc do stare
"Proletarceve' garde. XII je Two
Jevala re marsikatero bitko, da
maj vsi tisti, kateri so zmozni Su-
kati pero, "a majniSko izdajo kai
napisejo.
Rokopisi morajo hiti V uredni-
stvu najkasneje do Is aprila.
UredniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
SUFRAGETKE v WASHING
TONU.

Votes for women
Nelikanska ie bila dcmonStra-
ella "a zensko volilno pravico. XII
so jo priredile Sufragetkc Y Wa
shingtOnu. ID. c.. dne 3. marca.
jeden dan pred inauguracijo no.
vega predsednika. Washington
ie bill poln tujcev in gostov, Xxi so
priSli "a inauguracijsko slavnost
in to priliko so porabilc sufraget-
Ike i'll marljive agitatorice "a zen
sko volilnO pravico. Parada SUI
fragetek. ki sc ie villa cd Belle pa
lace po Pennsylvania ave, je bila
do sedai najvecja te vrste ma sve-
tn. Korakaiocih zenSk in gledal-
cev ie bio okrog 250.000.
Demonstracija bi bila izpad
la najlepSe. da hi bilo pobalinOv
i'm falOtov, ki so ovirali parade in
napadli korakajoGe zenske SUI
rovimi psovkami. In policija, ma
mesto da hi skrbela "a red in pog-
nala izZivate. St pa nj ganila IN
Sc cello pomagala je zadnjim -
pSovati zenske. Sufragetke so bi-
le torei prisiljene skrbeti same
"a red in razganjati hujskace.
Miss Inez Milholand, katcra je
iezdila konja. je onlazila konj-
skim bicem jednega fantalina pO
obrazu. ko io ie psoval nesram-
mimi izrazi. Ko je Mrs. Genevive
Stone. zena illinoiSkega kongres-
nika. klicala nolicaiu, kateri je
stal blizini, da mai razzene ma
padajoco drhal je ia zavpil ma
njo: "Ako hi bila ii moja zena,
hi ii glavo razbill" V slim gnje-
Gi ie bilo veG oseb poSkodovanih,
katere so odpeliali bOlnisnico.
Kongresna 2bornica je drugl
dan. predno .je bila razpuScena,
spreiela resolucijo, XII malaga bo-
doGemu kongres',. da mora zasll-
Sati washinotOnsko policijo. "a
kai ie dopustila tax skandal.
Mi potrebujemo bogastvo in ka-
pital, ne potrebuiemo pa kapita-
listov.
Naitezie delo V danasnji druzbi
ie - dobiti delo.
Prostituciia ie "biznis" kapl-
taliZma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
DIR. FRIEDMAN RAZoCARAN.

DIR. Frederick F.. Friedman, ka-
teri trdi, da je iznasel vspesno
zdravilo zoper ietiko in kateri je
pred dobrim tednom prisel IL
Nemcije v New York, da demon
strira svoj serum, Sc bo pac kesal
= ce Sc ze ne - da je sci v Ame-
riko. Revez nj vedel, da imamo
Amerih glasovito "Monroe =
doktrino" ne lie proti tuiezemskim
drednatom, temvec tudi prot tu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11

V Bostonu so policaji virgil V
jecO sedemnajst deklic in Stiri
moze. Seveda so vsi zaprti po ne
dolznem Edini zlocin katerega so
zakrivili je Ia. da so nagovarjal
" "skebe" da mai nikar ne oprav-
ljajo Judezevega della. ll-Sijo de
lavske discipline, ter Straikarjam
kateri Sc borijo "a dobrobit vseh
krojaSkih delavcev - ne trgajo
l0lTuha IL pred ust. No, naSa Slavna
policija, ki je naizvestejSa cuvate-
ljica kapitalistitnih interesov. ie
pa druzih misli. Je le res, da je
V oceh danaSnjc mcScanSke druz-
be. vsaki "Skcb' junak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-11
BeraSke place in
PrOStituciia
Dekleta v chikaSkih veleprodajal-
nah dobe po S4-5 tedensko,
kar Sc "a hrano nj.


Ilinoiski senat je odredil po-
sebno komisijo, da 2reisce temelj-
ne vzroke prostitucije. KomisiJa
ie ze ma delu dober teden in glej-
te eudo! - pronaSla je nekaj, kar
socialist vedc in dokazujeJo &c
mad petdeset let, da jeden temelj-
nih vZrokov belle Suznosti namrec
obstoii V beraSkih placah delaVk.
Toda veleuceni gospodje senator
il Sc MISC tega Sami spomnih, tom
veG poducile so Jill belle suznjice
same, neSretne zrtve kapitalistie-
mega izkoriSGanja. PreiskOvalna
komisija pac kaze veliko ogoreen-
je vsled svojega "odkritja" in V
sveti jezi zahteva zakon "a mini
malno place $40 ma teden "a zen
ske. Pref so taxi gospodje navad-
no miSlili, da dekleta zaidejo ma
luivo pot vsled Sporta. dolgega
casa. zelje 20 dragih oblekah in
lepotiGju it'd. - sedaj pa takSno
razocaraniel
Senatna komisiia je zasliSala
veG deklet. XII so uSle IL zloglas-
mega bordelskcga distrikta Y Chi
cagi. Dekleta so izpovedale, da
dostojno zivljenje tenn velikem
mestu "a dekle, ki Sc mora sama
prezivljati. je nemogoce izpod
dvanajst dolarjev ma teden.
"Kaj pa tiste, ki dobe komai
pet do Sest dolarjev ma teden, ka-
ko zive'' vpraSal ie jeden sena-
torjev.
"Pet dolarjev7" - odgovorila
je - to Sc IA hrano in soho ne "a
dostuje. Dekletam, ki ne dobe veS,
preostane lie emo - iii morajo ma
rliee.n -
Komisija je dalje dognala. da je
chikaSEih veleprodajalnah, re
stavracijah in V neStetih tovarnah
vposlenih ma tisoGe deklet. ki ne
dobe vec kot pet do Sest dolariev
tedensko. Sears Roebuck & Co.
ogrOmna trgOvska tvrdka. ktera
poSilja blago le proti pismenim
narocilom in katera je znana po
cell Ameriki. ina cello dekleta. lli
jim plaza saino po Stiri dolarje ma
teden. Komisija ie pozvala tudi
lastnike in pOslovodie vseh veGjih
trgovskih tvrdk Y Chicago, da po-
1--we cd njih. koliko placujeio svo-
jim vsluzbenkam.
Vprasanje prostitucije je veil
kansko socialno vpraSanje, ki ne
obseza lie zenskih plaG. Drzavna
zakonodaja lahko prisili deloda-
jalce. da ne smejo placati delav-
kan mani kot $12 ma teden, toda
ali bo TEN prostitucija odprav-
LENA? Senatna komisija obdeluje
lie jedDO plat tega nacionalnega
zla, kje je pa druga plat? Nihce
ne pomisli ma ogromno maso mo-
SIKH, ki prostitucijo sele omogo-
cajo. Lastnik bordela. trgovec Z
dekleti in prostitutka sama bi IL
ginila bre2 vsakega pritiska cd
strani Wade, ce hi ne bilO mOSkih,
Xxi nosijo denar ma oltar belle SUI
nosti. Kakor so mike place in ma
terijalno pomanjkanje jeden te-
meljnih vzrokov, XII goni zenstvo
moralno propast, tako so ma
drugi strani tudi mike place in
brezposelnost jeden glavnih vzro-
kov. da mora stotisoce moskih O.
stati brez donna in rodbine. vsled-
cesar -jih prirodni nagon sill. da
uberejo "najlazjo pot" Kaj pa
Sc le drugi vzroki: rodbinske raz-
mere. hinavska vzgoja ozirom
ma spoil, danasnji nemoralni "a
kon it'd 2
Senatna komisija je sc dalec
, od resitve tega globokega in ve-
leobseznega problema.