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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
N 'NAMARA CASE
MAY Be INJECTED.
i'm LOBBY PROBE
OPERATIONS OF CONVICTED on.
NAMiTERS MAY THROW LIGHT
ON INDUSTRIAL WAR.
DARK SECRETS covERlNe YEARS
MAY BE BARRED BY THE
COMMITTEE.
GoMPERs AND OTHERS PRoMiN.
ENTITY IDENTIFIED WITH
LABOR TO TESTIFY.

WASHINGTON, n. c., July l1..-Alls
the wars" fought between labor and
capital, all the efforts made by both
10 secure legislation which would prof.
II them, and the tangled skein woven
about their relations In the lastc10
years, are to be investigated by Con-
gress. The Senate loby committee In
executive session decided the ''Saisr
must be inquired into. &
Samuel Gompers president OF the
American Federation Of Labor. vii. ap-
pear before the committee July 25, ana I
4 subpoena was issued last night for
John Mitchell, vice president of the
federation and former head OF the
United Mine Workers. At the same
time the committee subpoenaed Geo.
Pope and J. p. Bird, general manager
of the National Association of Manu-.
lacturers. As the tale unfolded, other
men prominent In labor organizations,
associations OF manufacturers or indi.
TidHal employers OF labor who are
brought TO notice, will be asked 20 a?.
pear.
May Be Strange Tale.
One senator said the quest might
reach back into some OF the dark cor.
ners OF the Mcnamara dyaamiting
case and might bring into the light
the ihsidesstory OF many of the great
strikes That have paralyzed industries
and thrown thousands out OF work In
the last few years. He intimated IL
might develop BY far the most marvel.
ous OF all the strange tales the com.
mittee has heard in the last six weeks.
The committee expects to finish
with its investigation OF wool and
sugar activities and will take up the
charges made by Martin NJ. Muihaii,
former lobbyist" for the National AS.
sociation OF Manufacturers. Mulhall
will take the stand today. Thousands
Of letters involving many men once
prominent in Congress us well as some
still in public life, have been furnished
the committee and his examination
may take several days. The commit
tee decided last night to grant a re-
quest from the association to be rep
resented by counsel. 1t decided also
not to turn over the Mufhaii papers
TO the House special investigating
committee untll 1t has finished with
them, although Chairman Garrett ssk-
cd for them to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Friedman Cure
Secret Is Out

NEW YORK. July ll.-Dr. George
Gibicr Rambapa. who has faith in TIE
efficiency Of the Friedman cure. d"
parted from DR.. Friedmnnn's secret
policy regarding The Friedman rar.
cine by telling Just what the vaccine
is. Rambaud received permission TO
do SO from EisRer and MeRdelsshVii.
who acquired the American rights.
This revelation was done In the follow.
ing communication TO the medical pa
pcrs:
The vaccine consists of 4 homo.
geHe6HS emulsion Of eirHleHt ,Hber.
CulOsis bacilli N sterile distilled water.
The germ was isolated several years
ago from turtle and maintained eve:
Since by transplanting on culture
media according TO the usual prOce.
dHre. The vaccine Is administered 70
patients in doses at intervals of from
iCur to sin weeks. Injections are
made ihtravehdHsly In the case 81
joint tuberculosis and iniramuscularly
in the ease OF lung tuberculosis.
Any physician in good standing is
Melcnme TO iamiliariIe himself at the
various laboratories where the vacciu,
is prepared with the Getahs concern
ing the administration Of the treat
mcni. that he may be able to use IL
personally"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Ferry Traffic
Tied Up To
Aid Elopers

HUNTINGTON. July Ito tie NJ
ferry traffic between two states JUS;
in order TO elOpe, is new one but
that is exactly what young man
named Lockhart AT Grown City. did
a day or so ago when he stole the fer.
ry launch belonging to his father. the
official ferryman at'tha, point, in or.
der TO run away with his sweetheart
and get married.
When Ohioans wanting to reach
West Virginia and West virginians
wanting TO reach Ohio. gathered at
the Crown City ferry landing last
Monday morning, they found the ferry
service out Of commission.
What's the natter" they asked
the ferryman.
why that dad hinged son OF mine
has swiped the ferry boat and eloped
i know that il cause he's been
thinking about gittin married for
some time only bin sitting down on
it,
And that was just what had happen.
ed. Young Lockhart and pretty little
Ella Green, hts sweetheart, had climD
ed In that ferry launch late in the
nigh, after the old folks had gone to
the feathers for tie period twixt dark.
ness and dawn. and headed for Cat
lettsburg. They reached there TOO and
the next morning long distance tele.
phone message TO the old folks at
Crown City appriscd them OF what
had happened.
Anyway. its the first time in history
that a ferry boat has been taken 10
further the plans Of Dan Cupid and
that's one bit OF history the newly
weds will have to hand down in the
years 10 come.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
COLLEGE GIRL LIVES
ON so CENTS A WEEK

ITHACA. y. T.. July 1.-THE
record in low cost OF living
which Il Cornell freshman set
by living on 81 cents a week last
winter has been broken by
Clara S. f-oewus, Of Towanda.
Pa. who claims to have lived at
the rate OF 30 cents a week for
her food for the last go weeks.
She Is a student OF the violin at
the Ithaca Conservatory.
Her daily menu is cup OF tea.
two slices OF bread with peanut
butter and cup of cocoa for
breakfast, and one boiled potato
with dairy butter and two slices
of bread with peanut butter for
dinner. As an OCCASIONAL treat
on Sundays she has had a few to.
malues and occasionally an egg.
but all within the SlU i0r the 20
weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
TORN BULGARIA
Walls FOR PEACE.
RUMAN|A WARS.
RUSSIA AND FRANCE MAY END
BLOODY CONFLICT IN THE
BALKANS.
CAUGHT IN THREE.coRNERED
TRAP eulGARS REALIZE
HOPELESS CAUSE.
RuMANlA'S ENTRANCE ON CAR.
MAGE FIELD DETERMINING
FACTOR.

ST. PETERSBURG. July IA dis-
tinctly hopeful view is expressed to.
day by the Russian press and In OIL.
cial circles in regard to the Balkan
situation.
Peace Is regarded generally as i'm
mineni on account of the crippimg' OF
the Bulgarian army and the severe
losses sustained by Scryia The ttea
Cross Society has Decided not 10 send
any detachment of doctors, nurses o.
ambulance men to the front.
Rumania Opens War.
VIENNA. July 1l.-Runnnian troops
began crossing the bulgarian frontier
at 4 o'clock this morning, according to
late advices received here.
From bucharest il is announced the
llumanian government has issued or
deTs TO the army to invade Bulgaria
tomorrow and has Instructed the Ru.
manian minister in Sofia 10 notify the
Bulgarian government OF this decision.
Gulsars' Plans Fail.
Bulgaria's appeal to France and Rus.
sia TO arrange peace marks the failure
OF the bulgarian plan 10 drive w"dg"
between the Greek and ScrvIan arEa-
les In the nelghborhood OF Guevghell
and the combining oI the SerIiaus and
Greeks at this point.
The fact that RHmaRta tH,.t: began
invading Bulgaria doubtless was the
deciding factor in the Bulgarian aI..
peal. How far .Bulsaria'S d"tcat is
Que to dissensions in high military
quarters. which resulted in Tho rrs:s-
nation of General Savoff. and how TAR
TO the fact that the Bulgarian troops,
which bore the brunt OF the hard liGar.
ing IN the last cartpaiGn. were thurc
exhausted than the Greek aud Servian
forces, probably never will be known.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Antler Herd
lnBig Parade
~

ROCHESTER,. y, Y. July 1l.-Ten
thousand Elks. 1t Is estimated. partici.
rated in the parade tn CONNECTION with
the iorty.ninth reunion OF the grand
lodge. They came from every city ai
size tn this country, from Juneau. Alas.
ka. and Honolulu. Even Manila had
a lcne representative. who rode in an
automobile. The parade was led ty
Grand Esquire ". S. Mccormick.
The mother lodge from New York
carried banner inscribed: Organ
lied February 10Th. 1865 Fort Wayne
made burlesque OF its part in the
procession. A banner reading: Hold
your girls. Fort Wayne is coming"
was carried by one in the front rank.
and following him marched Roman
centurions. Greek slaves and a sprink.
ling Of Sultans and Pashas.
The parade and water carnival
that attracted ahc::; 10000 persons 70
Genesee Valley pax last night. we're
features OF the fourth day of the con.
vention. Business sessions were held
In the morning. afternoon and today.
While few delegates were going
over the business OF the afternoon the
uniformed patrols of many lodges
were competing for prizes In a drill
at the park.
At the afternoon business session
several changes were made in the con-
stitution and bylaws OF the order.
They were not made public. At the
conclusion OF the night session the Of
iicers elected Tuesday were installed
by Past Grand Exalted Ruler Rush
J.. Holland. Of Colorado Springs. There
is no other business TO come before
the convention.
Tomorrow will be given over TO en-
tertainment. There will be ball at
hight. Announcement will be made
tomorrow OF the awards OF the parade.
competitive drill and water carnival
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
sUFFRAGETS BARRED IN
GA. CAPITOL: DOORS
OPEN TO NEGROES

ATLANTA, July 1.-THE State
Capitol is placarded today with
posters. reading:
Negro politicians are allowed
the 'use OF the capitol. but
Georgia women are debarrcd.
Three times refused the use OF
the legislative halls. they are still
fighting"
The suflraglsts of Georgia are
highly indignant over the Legi!s.
lature's discrimination against
them. and have adopted this
method OF reprisal. They declare
1t Is gross violation OF the
boasted Southern spirit of chiv.
airy and an insult 10 Georgia
womanhood.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
ACCUSE STEPMoTHER OF
KILLING TWO CHILDREN

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July II.
Mrs. Hennie Yates, wife of
James Yates. Is under arrest In
Troy. Tenn. charged with
drowning Two small stepchildren,
Flora Farris. Mrs. Yates IA.
year.old daughter by n former
marriage, also is under arrest.
Owing to sentiment aroused in
the community. Mrs. Yates will
be given u preliminary hearing
late today.
Officers assert Flora arris
confessed. duplicating her moth
er. II is alleged Mrs. Yates en-
ticed her husbands three chill
dren-i lyon a hoy of IL years;
Ida May, 10. and James, 6-to
pond near their farm house
under preteXt OF picking black.
berries. and dragged Ligon and
Ida May into the pond and held
them under the water until they
they were drowned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
JOHNS FREED Or
BLAME FOR ALICE
CR|SPELLS DEATH
coRoNER's JURY FINDS GIRL
WAS MURDERED BUT SWEET.
HEART INNOCENT.
AUTHORITIES ADMIT THEY ARE
sAFFLED IN CLEARING UP
MYSTERY.

WlLKES.BARRE, Pa. July H.
The coroneF's jury last night exonnr
ated HcIbori Johns. her suitor. OF the
death OF Alice Crispell. whose body
was found floating In Harvey's Lake
Monday. bnt declared the girl had
been murdered and that her slayer
was at large. The only signs OF ner.
vousncss displayed by Johns AT the
inquest were exhibited when the dress
the girl wore the last time they werr
seen together was shown 10 the Jury,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
SAYS LIGHTNING PUT
HIM TO THE BAD

MARTlNSBrRG. W. Va. July IL
Claiming to haXe been struck by light.
ming during heavy storm that passed
ever Ibis city. Edward MrKenna. OF
McKcespOrt. Pa. was picked up wan.
GcrinS about the streets by police.
man and removed 10 the City hospital.
with his nose and lower jaw broken,
n deep cash on the left cheek and flesh
torn from the lower portion OF his
face. Two physicians worked with
him for hours to patch him up and It
Is sud he will recover.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Mud Buries Villages.
my ASSOCIATED rRESSl

NAPLES. Italy. ll.-Extraordinar
falls of rain and hail have flooded the
surrounding country for the past two
days. Torrents OF water mixed with
mnd and ashes from yesuyius have in.
undated villages along the Gulf OF
Turin. Owing TO a strong cold wind
from the north. accompanied by hurri.
canes. the temperature fell today to
almost freezing point. Snow is re.
ported 10 have fallen in the Alps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Johns in Bed.

lara Johns. sister Of Herbert,
swore that Alice wore only one glove
on July and said poison by a weed
had leh a scar en- her right wrist.
She was with the party at the lake
and left her brother ut II O'Clock.
When she reached home Herbert was
in bed. she said.
WIN. Crispell, father of Alice. swore
he saw her alive last June -. He
had failed TO see her since, because
SHE was working ont. lie said she
was D sooi'hcnrted girl. but wayward.
Stell Oney. friend of Alice. declar.
cd she saw Alice at 10 o'clock the
night she died. when She was much
depressed in spirits and would not
tell the cause OF her trouble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Report Tariff
Bill Today

WASHINGTON. b. C.. July ll.-rhc
Senate may now proceed to dispose
of the original business for which
President Wilson called the extra ses.
sion of Congress the revision OF the
tariff today three months and four
days after the special session began.
Chairman Simmons. Of the Finance
committee. was authorized TO repor,
the underwood.Simm tarin DIu.
The measure passed upon In commit
tee by a strict party vote. The Re
publiIans voting against 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Storm Brings
Ruin In Italy
(HY ASSOCIATED PHESS)

ROME. July ia terrific storm is
raging throughout Italy and in many
places the country has been devasta:-
ed and crops destroyed II is accom-
Ianied by remarkably cold weather
for the time of year. the temperature
in Rome at noon today falling below
sixty degrees. Such weather in mid.
die OF July has no. been recorded In
Italy since the year 1913. Supersti.
tious people attribute it to repetition
Cl the number.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
He Saved Girl
From Suicide
(HY ASSOCIATED rRFSSl

GRAFTON. July ll.-A few minutes
after Miss Carrie Murphy. %. had
lcaped from the railroad bridge in;o
the TyGarts Valley river with suicidal
Intent. fifteen year old Clair Bee. saw
the floating woman. plunged into the
river and brought her to shore. She
WIS revived with difficulty. Despond.
ency was given as the cause for the
deed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
JUST cAATE LopE.

NEWARK y. j.. July IL
Alleging that her brother.in.law
tried to persuade her TO eiope
with him. a woman shot at him,
was arrested and held in $500.
Her name is Mrs. Felicia Cante-
lope.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
Protest Against Invasion.
(BY ASSOCIATED rgESSI

PARIS, July ll.-'BuIeartan 1ega.
tion here has instructions to protest
as energetically as possible to the
French Government against the uu.
justifiable proceedings OF Roumania in
invading Bulgarian territory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
(EY ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Roumania Hostens Peace.

LONDON, July ll.-Rouman!a de,
clafation OF war on Bulgaria is eX.
pected here to assist in bringing to
ar end the carnage in the Balkans b.
forcing speedy action on the part Of
the powers who have been invited to
intervene.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11
.ver Diplomatic Relations

SOFIA. July ll.-Roumania minis
ter TO Bulgaria teft his post today al.
ter notifying Bulgarian government
that Roumanian army had crossed
Bulgarian frontier.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11

Occupy In portant Position.
BUCHAREST. July ll.-RGumanian
troops today occupied Bulgarian city
of Siiisteria on right bank Of DInub".
They were not opposed by Bmlsars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-11

Mrs. ". d. Summers has returned
from visit of few days in Clarks.
burg.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-06
ZVEZA SLOVENSKIH CASNI-
KARJEV.

Y dveh listih sem cital. da hi hi
10 umeStno ustanOviti nekakSnO
zveZo slovenskih amcriSkih casni-
kariev in pisateliev. Nsakdo jc
povedal svojo miSel in Svole ma
crte. NsakIo ie povdarial. ia hi
TAXA zveZa kOriStila narodu. Ne
bonn Sc SpuScal Y kritiko omenjc-
NH Spisov. marvec le misllm po-
vcdati Svoi" mnenie a taxi wen
RazliGnih natel. prcprican:r o
Dolititnih vpraSanjih in we're smo
priSli r. Y Amcriko. In ce odkri-
10 plSem. moran povedati. ia so
klcrlkalci. pravzaprav klerikalni
%izobrazenci skrbeli. ko so tihotap-
skim potion well prvo poStojanko
naprednim elcmentom. da ie poll
tlcen bOj p%oSurovel in zaeno so
tudi zavlekli Y politiko kuliurui
boz in ga oneGastili : politicno SUI
~rovostlo.
Danes so klerikalci V Ameriki
Sc skromni. Ugeniti je lahko. "a
koj Jim nj zrastel greben kot on
kraj Atlantika. Nth organizaci-
le so So Sibke. zategadelj Sc ne
vpaio nastopiti V javnosti kot ma
Slovenskem. Cakaimo in dajmo
Jim pr%iloznosti. da razvijeio in IL
~cvrstijo svoie organizaciie i'm do
zivei bono to. kar Sc ie deloma IT,
zvrsilo ma Slovenskem: mali obrt-
nikl hodo moral V Kanoso. Kdor
Sc Jim bO zapostavl.ial DO lahko
zaprl svojo gostilno. ali prodajal-
no. snloh bodo gospodarsko unicili
vsakega. Xxi Jim ie ma poti. Marski-
kateri mali obrtnik re danes OBJ
cut k~lerikalni bic. k.ier imaio kle.
rikalci besedo v naselbini.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-06
NAPREJ IA ZDRUzITEv SLO-
VENSKIH NAPREDNIH POD
PORNIH ORGANIZACIJ.

DruStvo ''Zar.ia svobode" stew.
II. $. d.. p. Il. V Dunlo, Pa. je ma
rcdni sell dine 6. aprila I. /. raz-
motrivalo o zdruzitvi s. ID. p. u.
in s. :. p. u. 5 :. y. p. j. kakor
tudi zdrugimi naprednimi orga-
nizaciiami.
Omenjeno druStvo zastopa 20
Stevilu clanstva prvo mesto v ma
81 naselbini. Clanstvo .ie sprejelo
idejo "a zdruzitev Z vclikim nav
duSenjem. Vsak zaveden delavec
mora %priznati. da .ie zdruzitev po-
trebna, koristna in pomenliita "a
ameriSke Slovence. V slogi lie
moe. Zdruzeni lahko dosezemo
vse n%ezdruzeni pa pademo.
V TEN smislu .ie sklicalo nase
drustvo skupni shod v "Slov.
izobr. domu' dine IL. t. m. Shoda
ste Sc udelezili tudi drustvi stew.
40. S. $. p. H.. dr.. "Vrni rail-,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-06
VERSKI PoUK IN ZLOCINI.

kako popolnOma napacna je tr-
ditev, da ie %nravnost Odvisna samo
cd we're in da brez we're sploh nj
MONA morala. .ie zopet pokazala
primera avstrijske zlocinske sta
tistike Z iaponsko. Omeniti nora
lie ma Japonskem vera I'd
selma stvar. z tegadelj tam tudi nj
majo mmistrstva "a ~bogO6astje +;
pray tako hi uveden japonskih
Solah nikakSen konfesionalni YER
ski pouk. Price pred sodiScem ne
prisegajo. prav tako tudi vojaki
ne ~prisegajo svoje zvestobe: in
vendar ie ma Japonskem mnogo
mani slucajev krivega nricevania
kakor pri mas V Avstriji in da So
znaio .iaponski voiaki brez prise
&c vse drugace boriti kakor voja-
XII : prisego, Sc j. lasnO ~pokazalO
v zadnji rusko-.iaponski vojni.
Zdai 30 pogleimo Sc naslednjo
statistiko! Pc podatkih c. kr. CEN
tralnega urada ie bio V Avstriji
leta 1901. mi prebivalstvu. XII Ste
ie okolo 26,000.000 ljudi. 36.305
zlo6inov in $1,000 pregreSkov in
prestopkOv. To Ola 1879 odstotkov
zlocinov in 23.69 odstotkov pre-
greSkov i'll prestopkov. Bistveno
drugace pa je ma Japonskem. ia
ponski cesarski statisticni urad je
tidal leta 1904 V Tokiju tozadevno
statiStiko "a leto 1901, IL katere
posnamemO. da il bilo leta 1901
ma Japonskem pri okolo II, 100000
prebivalcih 1923 zloGinov in l40.-
lbs p~regreSkov in prestopkov zlo-
cinov in 304S odstotkov pregreS-
kov.
V Avstriii ie torej bilo leta 1901
med 1000 nrebivalci IA ~zlo6incev.
ma Japonskem pa il bilo V istem
tasu I zloGincev. tore.i IA polovico
mani. Sele med l00. 0O0 prebivalci.
Lahko So j. pregreSilo prot po-
stavi A~vStriji med 1000 prebi.
valci "a oseb. ma Japonskem Same
3. Potemtakem ie V Avstriji raz-
meroma dvaisetkrat toliko zloci-
nov in skoro osemkrat toliko pre-.
greSkov kakor ma Japonskem.
Ako vpoStevamo. da prestopkov
postave ne sodijo povsod z enakim
merilom "a zlocine in n%regreSke -
laponske postave so posnete po
nemSkih. - vendar pokaze skup-
no Steyilo %postavnih prestopkov
malo caster rezultat IA Avstrijo:
Avstrija ina 652.4O4 p~ostavne
prestopke. Japonska l43.45l. V
Avstriji pride torei ma 1000 pre-
bivaicev p postavnih p%restopni-
kOv. ma JaDOnskem 3. In pri TEN
so Sole ma Japonskem brezverske.
V Avstrili pa So raZlaga V NTH
konfesionalni verski polk. PaG pa
ie uveden V .iaponSkih Solah mo-
ralni pouk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-06
STARA IGRA.

Cd vseh strani. Razburljive, SEN
zacijonelne novice - a vendar
mic novega. PovrSni ljudje, XII mi
sligo tako kakor drugi hOGe.jo, sc
sicer cudiio in razburiajo, ali lju-
DIE. XII ponajo razmere in XII We
do. zakai gre. ne vidijo niIesar
novega. Povsod Sc ponavlja stara
igra. DemokratiSka vlada, Nor
ganova smrt It'd. nj ma stvari mic
spremenilo. Nrhnja plast je "a
dobila nekoliko drugacno barvo,
toda V bistvu .ie s pri starem.
Diestva ostaneio stara dejstva.
IL NemGije prihajajo vesti o
kruppOvem Skandalu. Znana fir
ma krupp, katera izdeluje kano-
ne ne samo "a NemGijo temveG "a
cello Evropo, kdor Jill hote kupi-
II. ie - tako porocajo - podku-
pila francoski list Figaro, da
hi podkuril javno mnenje Y Fran
ciji "a ve6jo armada. VeGja ar
mazda pomeni wee kanonov in TO
ie business "a kruppovce. Dale
ra6unajo kruppovci. da DO Mem
Gija prisiljena tudi svojo armada
Sc bolt povecati. Ge DO Francija
to storila; to .ie vendar stara
igra. Sedai je pa cello stvar raz-
kril sodrug Karl Liebknecht V
parlamentu in V Izraelu cesarske-
ga bedaka Wilhelma vlada velika
panika.
Ali ie to kai novega! Kje ie Sc
kak osel, da veruje, da firma
krupp viva kanone IL rodoljub-
ia. IL golega patriotizma7 Kano-
nj so vendar cato. da Sc z mimi
pobijal ljudi in ce Sc to ne vrsi,
potem so Kruppovci bankrot. Ia
to ie V interesu kruppove tvrd-
Ike. da Sc narodi koliejo med Sc
boz in da gredo kanoni brunati
smrT tudi ma Nemce. Tako zahte-
va sveti dobicek. cato pa Krup-
pow Skandal nj "a mas ME move
ga.
Pa pustimo kruppe in poglej-
mt malo pc Ameriki. Tukaj ina
mo sedaj japonsko vpraSanje.
California Sc .ie naenkrat spom-
Mia, da potrebuie nov posestni
zakon, XII nor izkljuciti Japon-
ce cd lastniStva zemljiSc he dvaj-
set let Sc naseljujejo Japonci V
California; i'll noben kusasti vrag
Sc nj doslei zmenil zanje. Kako ie
to. da so ravno sedaj postal ia
ka nevarnost? Japonci vendar nj
so prisli kar tako do zemljiSc ka-
kor ma kaksno ''gmajno": zem-
liiSca so moral kupiti in nikdar
Jill ne hi bill kupili Ge hi Califor.
nicanje ne bill pri vOlji prodati.
kako ie to, da sedaj C%aliforni-
cani pOtrebujelo zakon, ) katerim
hoceio sami sebe prepovedati pro
daiat zemljiSca Japonccm?
Iakai la protijapOnski hrup?
Y Ameriki STEER nimamo Krup-
pov imamo pa razne Scwabe
in Carnegie, Xxi izdeluiejo iekle-
ne ploce IA voine ladiie. Temu
businessu pa grOzi stagnacija cd
kar so demokratie V sedlu. DR.
zavni tajnik Bryan - kolikor ie
nazadnjaski in zatrkan - kakor
tudi predsednik Wilson Sc proti-
vita p%ovecaniu mornarice. Car
negiji Sc $ TEN naravno nikakor
ne strinjajo - in cato .je treba
umetnO zanetiti "voino nevar-
most! In kdo We. Ge nj protija-
ponski zakon glede zeml.jiSc V
California; odmev kakSne zarote
"patriiotiGnih" ameriskih kapi-
talistov? Mescansko casopisje ze
vpiie. kako mas Japonci lahko
n%amanajo. ker imamo premajhno
mornarico. Wee bojnih ladijl Wee
drednatov. Mocno flotol Wee ka-
nonov. Tra-ra-ra bum-bum!
Stara igra -
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