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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13

children left fatherless, and when
eleven years old he was selling papers
on the streets Later he was working
in a newspaper press room.
Sullivan was a political power in a
small way before he was of age, At
twenty-three he was elected to the
state assembly and there he served
continuously for eight years. In the
state senate he served four full two
year terms and part of fifth. And
then he went to congress. Big Tim
Gid not find Washington congenial and
after a few years of this life, he was
elected to state senate. Against his
will, it was said, he ran again for con.
gress last fall.
big Tins" wealth was acquired
from many sources Chief among
them were saloon and racing and the
atrical interests in which his associa
ton was eagerly sought. At one time
his fortune was estimated at more
than s2,0O0,O00 but his pensioners
were constantly increasing and during
the last few years his ventures We're
less successful.
Worry was the last ailment his
friends could associate with Sullivan's
sunny disposition. but it was worry,
they agreed today, that finally broke
down his keen mind and probably
brought him to his death. The death
OF his cousin, alderman Little Tim"
Sullivan, was the first blow The
treachery of one of his trusted friends
cost him, it was said, 100000. Then
came the death of his wife.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
WINE GROWERS
WIN OUT ON
BRANDY TAX

Washington, D. c., Sept. 13.-The
fight of the California wine growers
to- keep low tax on brandies used to
fortify their product met success to-
day when the conferees decided to
drop the question from the bill and
leave it open until the next session of
congress. The conferees also struck
out a tax of 25 cents a gallon on
spurious wines" made principally in
the Ohio river valley, and referred
come up next year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
SULzER BOARD
Still after
FACTS
THE ASSEMBLY BOARD OF MANAG.
ERS CONTINUE TO HUNT UP
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE DEPOSED
GOVERNOR ==RUMORED He WILL
never STAND TRIAL.
REPORT IS that
$4,000 IS UNREpORTED

New York. n. Y, Sept 13.-The as
sembly board of managers for the i'm
peachment Of Governor Sulzer an
nounced today that Charles Dersch,
salesman allied with the brewery In
terests, had testified privately that he
had collected nearly $4,000 for Sui
zer's campaign, which was not ac'
counted for by the governor in his
statement of campaign contributions.
The announcement was made by AS
semblyman Aaron J. Levy, chairman
CT the board of managers, when the
board met to continue it's investiga.
tions today for the purpose of gather
ing evidence for the prosecution at
the impeachment trial. Mr., Dersch
was one of the witnesses called yes
terday, but at his request, he was al
lowed to give his testimony in pri'
vate.
The $4,000 Mr.. Levy said, had been
collected from the brewing and mHlt-
ing interests.
Mr.. Levy said that prominent New
York lawyer who had been close
friend of Sulzer for 25 years had come
to him today direct from Albany, with
this question.
IF Governor Sulzer should resign.
would the impeachment proceedings
be dropped.
Levy said he replied that he had no
authority to stop them.
AS his personal opinion, NJ. Levy
said he did not believe Governor Sui
ger would ever stand for trial. He
declined to give the name of the New
York lawyer who had asked the above
question.
He added, however: "This man, a
former office holder, called to see me
this morning. In his opinion, Cover
nor Sulzer will never come to trial.
He asked me if I would consider
recommending a man like Alton f..
Parker, to go to Sulzer and take proofs
of the charges against him that we
have and advise him to resign and
save himself from the indignity and
humiliation of a trial. said, of
course, I could not do that
Mr.. Levy was asked If he did not
think Governor Sulzer already knew
what these proofs were.
mo, he does not
t.
who succeeded Sulzer in congress,
when he gecame governor. called at
the office of the impeachment man
ayers today and was examined in pri-
vate by Isidor Kresel, the managers
attorney. The Impeachment man.
ayers would not say just what they
expected to unearth regarding Sui
zer's record in his old congressional
district
Does Not Intend to Resign.
Albany, N Y, Sept. 13.-Governor
Sulzer has no intention of resigning,
according to his counsel, D. Cady Her.
rick, when Mr.. Herrick learned of the
statement today by Assemblyman
Aaron J. Levy, chairman of the board
of managers, in charge of the impeach-
ment proceedings, he sent this tele-
gram to Mr.. Levy in New York: 81
see from press dispatches that you
state prominent New York lawyer
has come to you direct from Albany
with this question: If Governor Sui
ger should resign would the impeach-
ment proceedings be dropped ask
you what the name of that prominent
lawyer is. Either you are stating a
falsehood or you have been imposed
on. Governor Sulzer has no intention
of resigning"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
SOCIALIST EDITORS TESTIFY
IN STRIKE PROBE

Washington. D. c., Sept. 13.-W. H.
Thompson, of Huntington. w. Va, and
C. H. Boswell. of Charleston. editors
of Socialist newspapers, told the SEN
ate committee investigating ,he West
Virginia mine strike today about the
suppression of their publication by
the state. Both papers supported the
Istrike The two men declared they
had been jailed without knowing the
charges against them.
Attorney Vincent. for the coal oper-
atOrs, during the cross-examination,
declared the strike was due to the
Socialist party and added that the
United Mine Workers had been made
Ia II; rt of that party. .s4ss.ess -.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
MORE ARRESTS AT CALUMET
BUT NO SERIOUS TROUBLE

Calumet, Mich, Sept. 15,--More ar.
rests marked today's demonstration
by copper mine strikers and their wo-
men sympathizers. Several hundred
paraded and some of the more obstre-
porous job seekers failed to heed or
ders of mounted militiamen to keep
certain streets. Wild cheering from
the non-union men and excited rushes
by the crowd gave the air riotious as
pect, but no serious disorders occur
red
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
D|SMEMBERED GIRL IS
Identified
POLICE ARE NOW LOOKING FOR The
YOUNG SURGEON WHO IS SUSPECTED.
DIR. ORRICAIA At San JOSE, CAL.'
ADMITS KNOWING THE GIRL.

New York, N. Y, Sept. l3.-The
Young married surgeon whom Annette
Day loved was sought diligently by de-
tectiyes today to tell what he m'ght
know of Miss Days last hours. Her
brother, Francis, real estate dealer
of this city, declared last night that
she was the slain woman whose BODY
was dissected and thrown into the
Hudson within the past two weeks. lie
identified portion of the body'-the
head. arms and one leg were stlil
missing-as that of his sister, by an
odd shaped discoloration on her back
which he said was birthmark.
Annette Day, according to the broth
er's story, was 23 years old, OF da'E
hair and complexion and one OF tlve
children. Her mother lives at Tarty'
town and last saw Annette on Au-
gust 16, when the girl, facing mother
hood, left home. Since then, none Of
the family had heard from her
Detectives were told this morning
that the surgeon had disappeared re-
Gently from his home in Brooklyn. His
wife and two small children, it was
said. were still there. He had tod his
friends, according to the police. that
he had been threatened by the black
hand.
Admits May Be Wanted.
San Jose, Calf, Dr.. Alfred Or
richia who has lived here since last
April said today he might be the man
sought by the New York police as
"the young married surgeon Annette
Day loved"
Il and my family" he said, were
neighbors of the Days and the fami-
lies were intimate The last time |
saw Annette was when she ate Christ
mas dinner at our house a few days
before I left for San Francisco.
81 have not written letters to any
one in Brooklyn or in the east because
feared the blackhand" he said.
"The police may have thought it
strange that l should have been
threatened by the blackhand, but l
have the letters in my possession. They
threatened the lives of myself and my
wife.
My wife went back to brooklyn, IN
August, to be confined and I expect
her to return as soon as she is we'll
enough to travel
Mother Not Satisfied.
New York, Sept. 13.-The police late
this afternoon admitted that DR.. Al.
fred Orrichia was the young married
surgeon whose name had been given
them by the brother of Annette Day.
So far as could be ascertained no move
had been made to bring about the doc
tors arrest This might have been
because the authorities were not yet
satisfied with the Identification of the
murdered girl made by Francis Day,
the brother.
Annette Days mother viewed the
pieces of the body this afternoon and
said she did not believe the victim
was her daughter.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
CURRY SEEMS
SELECTED FOR
PHILIPPINES

Washington. d. c., Sept. l3.---Amone
the first questions taken up by Sec
retary Garrison on his return tc
Washington Monday after two
months absence, will be two appoint
ments to the Philippine commission
Former Representative George Curry
of New Mexico and Representative
Andrew ]. Peters, of Massachusetts
are being endorsed for the appoint
ment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
COLLEGE PRESIDENT WHIPS
FATHER FOR ABUSING WIFE

Terre Haute, Ind, Sept 13.-Wit-
nesses are being summoned today by
the vigo county grand jury. to investi-
gate an attack made by President e.
A. Hanley. of Franklin college, mdl-
ana, on his father, Calvin Hanley, at
the latter's home at Middletown, in
the southern part of this county, last
Thursday.
1t is understood the son switched
and spanked his father because OF
alleged bad treatment of his mother
and sistern-law. In resisting his son.
the father fell against a window sill
and it is reported. was seriously in-
iured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-13
TIE DAY IN CONGRESS
Senate

Senate
Not in session: meets Monday.
Conferees continued deliberations
on tariff bill.
Committee investigating West Vir-
ginia mine strike continued hearing
testimony.
House.
Currency bill debate continued un-
der an agreement to close tonight.
The day book., 1913-08-07

work occurred in New York the other
day. but on this occasion no one was
hurt. Four players stopped an equal
distance from a pop fly, and it went
for hit. Collins and FOUTnier were
two Of the participants in this affair,
which seems to prove there is a lack
of leadership. One of the infelders
should call the oUtfield plays when
the ball is in doubtful territory. The
man on the inner defense is in the
right position to gauge the fall Of the
ball.
Walter Johnson pitched yesterday
for Washington, and there wasn't a
chance to win. Cal sent Clarence
Smith in to start the game, and he
lasted an inning and third. Buck
O'Brien came on next, and three runs
were scored before he got the side
out. Ainsmith stole home for one of
the tallies.
Bill LathrOp, the NOtre Dame col
legian, then went to the mound for
a little practice. Bills performance
was not hefty enough to warrant his
appearance in, a worlds series, but
he did act like man who might be
developed into a regular HEAVIER. Only
two hits were. scored on him in six
innings, but he walked half a dozen
bIokes and stabbed one in the ribs
with a swift shoot.
Lathrop is a wild man, and has
no delusions about his control. The
first thing he told Callahan when he
joined the team was that he lacked
control. This admission made some
thing of a hit with the manager,
though he was naturally disappOint-
ed. He figured that if the youngster
realized his own shortcomings he
would work hard to overcome them.
LathrOp is good prospect and can
undoubtedly be tanned down.
RAIDER, another yOungster, had a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
KATOLICANJE PRoTI SoCIA.
LIZMU.

IL ST. Louisa. Mo-. Sc poroea.
da sta Sc vrnila svojega govor-
niskega potovanja, XII ju je po-
slal ma pot klerikalni Central
Bureau of the Central Verein"
neki Peter w. Collins in David
Goldstein. Omenjena katoliSka
mozaka mislita baje izruvati So
cializem Ameriki vrhom in ko-
renino.
Vsi njiju govori so bill kato-
liskih cerkvah in haiah in sta go
vorila torej lie ikatolicanom. V
Svo;.n pridigah vedno navajata.
da je socializem nasproten miji
in da bo odpravil dom. da ie "a
svobOdno ljubezen it'd. s tega sta
liSca pozivljata in farbata verne
i'll ponnne katolicane mai povsod
nastopajo prot sOcialistom in pa
nJihovim naukOm.
Ma vshodu, to ie New Jersey,
pa nastopa protisocialisticnimi
predavanji drzavna federacija
katOlicanov. katera je najela GO
vornika Ienkerja, urednika in IL
pravitelja Social Reform Prese,
ki izdaja antisocialisti6en mesec-
mix "The Common Cause"
V Schenectady, y. Y. so kleri-
kalni antisocialisti dobili ma svo-
jo stran drzavnega pravdnika
Carmodija, da nastopa pod vod-
stvom Knights of Columbus proti
politicm akciji delavnega razre-
da. Tia drzavni pravdnik trdi. da
je socializem nasproten zakonu
in domu. Sploh Sc zadnji cas- opa-
"a zivahno gibanje kapitalisticnih
hlapcev kuti in talarju, XII bi ra-
di porinili kazalo casa nazaj. ko
je imela rimska eerkev V vsem
zivljenju glavno besedo. - No te
--ssa9o 9onima veS n 10 tEdi nikday
vee ne bode imela. Ostala ie lie Sc
ponizna dekla kapitalisticnega
zlocinskega sistema. - Tudi ka.
toliski delavci bodo to sprevideli
prejalislej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
SEF CRNIH KoZAKOV v
PENNSYLVANIA PRODAJA
FINI SHOPS.

kapitan John G.. Groome. pa.
triot. veckratni milionar in super.
intendent Cd slavnoznanih Penn.
sylvanskih drzav. konstablerjev,
ie pricel svojo dobiGkanosno obrt
MOz kateri naceliuie "Grnim
huzarjem' ClOvekoljub kateri
da povelje. da mai njegovi koza-
XII odjezdijo ma mesto kjer delav-
ci Strajkajo, ter iih pobijejo in
postrele kot sickle pse. in sicer
zato ker hoceiO boliSo place
\acelnik te lepe bande je sedai
odprl "Groome K Co. D." wines and
liquors. ma 1916 Walnut st. Phi
ladelphia, Pa. Lepi moz prodaj ia
bale iako dober SHOPS. Ia odje-
malice ina samo viSio zivino il ia
kozvanih druzabnin krogov".
Mnogo Snopsa tudi exportira zu-
nanjim BOSOM. pri katerih je sve-
tovnO znan.
Boss kozakOv' ina sedaj ia
ko prijetno StaliScc. kadar bode-
10 premogarii zopet zaStraikali,
bode boss Svoie huzarje. kar ma
polil donna. vsakemu Sc pa Sc da
emo Steklenico Ia "kratkega 5" IA
ma pot lp zopet bodejo iunaSki
patriotic Z krepelci in samokresi V
rokah naskocili Straikarie. da Sc
jih nazvizga. pobije in pomece V
iece.
Groome. general kozakov .ie tu-
iii elan kluba. katerem sede
najboli ''ugledni ~, meScani
Philadelphia. Sodrugi. to jc le-
pa banda sliupaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
ZENSKE v DELAWARE Two
JEVALE 10 URNI DELAV-
NIX.

Boz Ia 10 urni delavni cas- "a
zenske Delaware je koncan.
kongres je konGno moral prizna-
ii. da wee kot dcseturno delo "a
zenske le sramota IA vsO drzavO.
In kO je Sc governor Miller pod
plSal dekret, postala ie vecletna
zenska proSnja zakon.
Da Sc ie celia zadeva re vendar
enkrat reSila prilog zensk. Sc
imalo zenske naiveG zahvaliti svo-
joj voditeljici Margaret Sher-
man. katera ie pred drzavnim
kongresom topic zagovarjala 10
urni delavni cas-.
Nekateri lastniki veletrgovin
Sc vsled move postave nekaj raz-
burlalo. vendar Sc bodejo ze po-
casi Drivadili razmeram. Modri
postavodaialci in veletrgovci mai
Sc kar pripraviio da delavci ne
bodelo veG dolgO casa zadovolini
II 10 urnim delavnikOm. Surni de-
lavnlk IN boliSo placo. to je mar
mamie kar delavci povSod zahte-
valo. Ako pa kapitalisti nikakor
ne morelo priznati osemurnega
delavnika unije in boljSe place.
le pa najboliSe. ako napovedo
bankerot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
LetO (VOl.) VIII.
NarOcniki IiSta 'PrOle-
tarec' pOzOr!

Poslali smo vsem narocnikom
'Proletarca", katerim je naroGni-
no potekla, obvestilo, da blagovo-
liJo isto Obnoviti, ker drugaGe smo
primOrani ustaviti nadaljno posi-
lJatev lista. 4 listom kot ie "Pro-
letarec so zvezi veliki stroski.
to tenn bolj, ker Sc ne posluzuje
prilike dObro placenih oglasov
sleparskih zdravnikov. zemljiSkih
agentov, Xxi prodajajo zemljo po
puscavah it'd. List "Proletarec
je dosleden svojem programu,
posvecen je modernim suznom in
Sc ne ozira ma koristi posamezni-
kov. Njegov cilj, drugimi socia-
listicnimi listi je izobrazevati de-
lavstvo in ga reSiti IL sedanje in
duStrielne suznosti. Ko spoznamo
to, vidimO, da je list "Proleta-
rec - popolnoma odvisen cd samih
delavcev. Sveta dolznost vsakega
delavca pa je podpirati in siriti
list "Proletarec'', pridobiti mu
novih citateljev in naroGnikov. Sc
daj Sc nabira tiskOvni fond ia
dnevnik. Proletarec" ne more
postati dnevnik, dokler Sc craven
prlmernega tiskovnega fonda ne
pOdvOji stevilo narocnikov. To so
stvari. katere mora vsakdo vposte-
vati. Zatorei tovarisi delavci ma
delo. ObnOvite narocnino, XII VAN
je potekla in pridobite novih ma.
rocnikov "Proletarcu"l
Delavci, zapomnite 81 dobro, da
mi ne izdajamo lista zavoljo kak-
snih zemljiScnih Spekulacii ali pa
"sifkart". "Proletarec" ie edino
delavski list, lastnina mezdnih
suznjev, kateri hoGejo priti IL te-
me ma solnce. Pri mas je izkljuGe-
ma vsaka spekulacija in barantija.
Proletarec je EDINI slovenski So
cialisticni list Ameriki, katere-
ga piSejo delavci "a - delavce.
Delavci naprej "a vas list PRO
letarec"l
Urednistvo in upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01

ToreJ Y zadnjem fiskalnem letu
Je lzplacala ia kapitalisticna kor-
poracijd svojim delnicariem. ka-
teri gotovo MISC delavci. Scstin-
dvajset miljonov dolarjev cistih
dividend, "a katere nj bilo potre-
ba delnicarjem niti mezincom
migniti. Po vrhu vsega tega pa
ina to kapitalisticno podjetje Sc
S3.247.351 rezervnega zaklada.
Kaj ne delavci, lepo je steti mi
hone, V zepu pa imeti "niks'. Tu-
kaJ ne pomaga druga zavba. ka-
kor podrzaviti vsa privatna pod
JetJa. to ie. da postanejo lastnina
cele drzave, ne pa rokah posa-
meznih oseb. Dokler pa tega ne
bode, toliko casa bodcmo delavci
smell Steti mliione le Stevilkami.
kapitalisti pa bodejo tlacili narod-
no bogastvo, bankovce in zlatni-
Ike V Yep.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
MESTNA HISA v NEW YORKU
STANE DENAR.

Da Sc newyorska mestpa hisa
ociSti prahu in druge ropotije bo-
de treba izdati samo "a pomla-
dansko ciScenje mic mani kakor
$3S.0 900 Nj nimamo ME prot te-
mu. da Sc iavna poslopja ocistijO,
ker SmeSno III bilo ako bi ocilin-
dram newyorSki mesti svetniki
sedeli y prahu. VSec hi nam pa
bilo. ako hi Sc gospodje malo bolj
zanimali IA predmestna stano-
vania. katerih stanujejo reSni
proletarci. in kier ina smrt vsled
nezdravih higienicnih uredb we'd
no bogato zetev.
Neliko pravicneise, ce ze ne
pravicno pa hi bilo vendar, ako bi
delavci kateri so zgradili nalaGe
- tudi stanovali niih. Kapita-
listi kateri niG ne delaio, mai pa
gredo stanovati podzemeljske
luknie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
JUSTICA 20. STOLETJA.

V draw Georgia ie mex sOdnik
pred trent lett obsodil 1lletno
Jeco nekega desetietnega decka
XII je zma.knil steklenico popa.
Dee deGka. kateremu Sc je ka-
zen zdela previsoka, ie takoj ape
liral ma viSje sodiSce, katero je po
preteku treh let izreklo vzdrzlii-
vost prve razsodbe. kar pomeni,
da DO moral decek preseSti celih
IL let, njegOvo najvaznejSo dobo,
Y kateri Sc clovek razvija do pol
mega razvitka. - s TEN je vnanja
morala privatne lastnine reSena.
- Kaj pa $ kapitalisti, XII pokra-
deJo V receni drzavi 0trokom
stvari, XII so veG vredne nego ma
miljone steklenic popa. XII jim
vkradejo zdravje, uGenje, priliko.
naobrazbo in bodocnost? V mno-
9Th slucajih cello otroke mGore,
potem ko so jih oropali. A ponos-
ma drzava Georgia ne vtakne no
benega teh roparjev V luknjo.
Da, da; imenu moloha kapitaliz-
ma Sc sme pocenjati vse - pro
fit je pod imuno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
Socialisticni kongres, kateri iC

Socialisticni kongres, kateri ie
zboroval V Bruselnu 23. marca.
Sc je soglasno izrekel "a general
nj Strajk Belgiii, kateri Sc pric-
ne dne II. aprila, ako vlada do te-
ca casa ne ugodi zahtcvam Socia
listov. Glavne zahteve sOcialistov
so: pluralna volilna pravica "a
vse, brez izjeme pOsameznih kast.
Ia generalni Strajk so delavci
skrbno pripravljeni in ako Sc po-
pomona ne motimO, bOde morala
vlada odnehati. ter priznati de-
lavcem opravicene zahteve. Kleri-
kalni petelini. ter Sploh vsi privi-
ligiranci Sc move pOStave, kateri
veje duh dcmokratizma. vsemi
Stirimi branijo Gospodje dobro
vedO, da kakor nitro hi bila upe-
llama pOStena sploSna. direktna in
tajna volilna pravica. la hi kleri-
kalizmu "a vednO Odklenkalo v
danaSnji klerikalni Belgiii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
Inspector v New Yorku zaplenil
IL tona gnjilih iaic.

Idruzenih drzav Inspector Ho-
mer Lind New Yorku je zaplenil
1000 funtov gnjilih jajc. Jajca so
bile odposlane IL jersey City ter
namenlene IA male ncwyorSke tr-
gOvce.
Kaptalisti so prebrisani ter do
bro vedo, kje da jih Grcvelj zulji.
Najprvo nagromadiio svoje lede-
nice iestvinami do vrha, potem
pa, kadar Gene iestvinam nazene-
jo do vrhunca, pa odpreio vrata
ledenic. ter prodajajo jjudstvu
gnJile jestvine IN Svelc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
Stara in VednO nova
peSem.
Igra amer. patriiotov.

Tacoma. Wash. Baroni lesne
industriie, ki ie ma zapadu, kier
so Sc nepregledni gojzdovi V ka-
terih Sc nj pela sekira - trgovina
in knpciia Oregonskim in Wa
Singtoskim kraSnim lesom jako Ii
vahna i'll dobickanOsna - so tam
kalsnli miliionarski kupci. lastni-
Xxi in meSetarji, pokazali svoje IL
smilieno srce. do svoiih "dragih
rojakov".
kot prvi signal novega bossov-
skega trika ie bill. ko je priSlo V
iavnost, kako da mislijo navduSe-
nj patriotic lociti delavce 20 ma
rodnostih. lzdali so ocetovski o.
glas, katerem naglaSajo. da no.
raiO pred ko mogOce nabrati sku-
paj najmanie 10000 pristnih ci
stokrvnih amerikanskih DELAY.
cev, da prevzameio mesta, kjer so
do sedaj delali foreigners
Tujci so po niihovem mnenju bl.
Ii do sedaj pridni in poslusn lie.
lavci, V zadniem casu pa. an. smo-
la, sc med mimi vedno boil Siri
puntarski socializem in uh. anar-
hizem. Pobozni zepni baroni so
bill kar IL sebe. ko so med njiho-
We prldne delavce priSli organiza-
tori |. W. W. katere so delavci
z veselJem sprejeli, ter dali svo-
Jim gospodariem vedeti, da Sc
prvega maia po celem pacificnem
obrezlu. kar Sc tice lesne indu-
STRIFE - pricne generalni Strajk.
Lumber operatorji sedaj ne
vedo. kai da bi poceli. V slueaiu.
da syolo groznlO zvrSe. ter ma
domestijo inozemce S pristnimi
amejskimi "Yenki -. le zopet
koclnvo upraSanie. ako bodejo lie
ii zadovoljni tako sramotno niz-
kimi placami kakorSne so dobi-
vail foreigners Amerikanci
hocejo predvsem lahko delo. do
bro place in hrano. kakor tudi IL
dobno in cedno stanovanje. Vsega
tega pa pO lumber kempah' nj
Pri TEN delu Sc mora delati od -
do 10 ur ma dan. Hrana je neced-
ma ter boil pripravna "a preSiGe
kakor pa IA ljudi. Stanovanja.
ako Sc 10 sploh smeio imenovati
Stanovanla - so do skrajnosti
zanemarjena, ter Y njih lazi vse.
polno nekih zivalic. katerc pod
vecimi imeni poznajo posebno be-
raci.
Bogati lesni baroni. kateri so
nakradli IA milione. da. "a mi
liarde dolarjev nailepSega stav-
binskega lesa dobro vcdo. da hi
ameriSkimi delavci priSli il
dezja pod kap. Niihova groznja
nj nicesar druzega. kakor pristni
ameriski bluff - odvirniti de
lavce od organizaciie. da Jill Sc
nadalje nemOteno izkoriS6ajo.
kakor nitro so kapitalisti IL
prevideli. da delavci kateri so ze
navajeni bossovskih trikov. lazi
in boiev - svojim gospodarjem
mic wee ne verjamejo, ter da Sc
bodejo delavci vzlic njihovim
grozniam organizirali V unijo. 49,
so kapitalisti takoj izpremenili
svoio bojno taktiko, ter izdali vse
drugacen patriotiGni manifest
Obvestili so vse "employment
office poSredovalnice IA dclo)
da mai Jim niihovi agentje pre-
skrbe kolikor mogote Juno
evropeiskin delavceV (Balkan)
kateri so Sc le pred lkratkim casom
DriSli V Ameriko. ter od kakSne
organizaciic Sc nicesar sliSali.
Delavci poskrbimo. da pojde
kapitalistitno usmiljenje. patrio-
tizem in sleparstvo pref ko mo-
goce k vragu.
KaDitaliznn, ,ra1-i l;uhi Svoio