davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
PRIJATELJ, ZAKAJ GLASU-
JES.

GlaSJvatl "a stare stranke po-
meni toliko. da glasujes "a SUI
zenjstvo. Mescanski mOdrijani
okoli rmenega caSopis.ia nam we'd
no Dripovedujeio, da bodo reor-
ganizirali republikansko in demo
kratsko stranko, docim je progre-
sivna re sedai baje hudo moder-
ma. Delavci, kaj mislite. kedai
bodO pOlitikantje in ekonomi sta
rlh strank proglasili, da so de-
lavci upraviceni do vsega kar
produciraio2 Kedai bodo ii mo-
drilam prakticno izvedli rex. da
kdor ne della, maj tudi ne lie?
Nikdar! Demokratje uvedejo ne
Ike move reforme, ker Sc boje DO
playa socializma. III ljudje so
mnenla. da ie boil pametno, ako
Sc delavcem postreze z drobtina-
mi, hleb pa pl'ihrani "a kapitali-
ste. Republikanci 81 pa vedno ze-
lie p1ti nazai y dobre stare. case.
Nova progresivna stranka. XII ho-
ce splezati ma povrsje izkljucno
samimi reformami in prekiada-
II delavska uprasanja il jedne ra-
me ma drugo, pa ie podobna wi
temu spekulantu, kateri pridrzi
"a sebe smetano, ljudstvu pa po-
nula vodenO mleko. Nikar Sc ne
smelaite. I'll reformatorii ne zna-
10, ne smejo in necejo ljudstvu
drugace pomagati. Maj ii ljudje
mesaJo delavska upraSanja koli-
kor hOceio. vedno so pri enem in
istem clju - pri kapitalizmu.
Vsak delavec. kateri je drzav-
Liam Zedinjenih drzav. 81 lahko
pomaga. da uni6imo kapitalizem
In sedanje barbarske razmere. V
katerih delavci zivimo. Vsak de-
lavec. kateri noGe "fulati" same
ga sebe in svOjo druzino, mai gla-
sule "a socijalizem. Mi nobenega
ne sllimo. da mai glasuje direkt-
no lie ia socijalizem, dokler ne DO
zna socializma, dokler ne We, "a
kaJ da glasuje. Volilec DO nava-
di V splosnem ne We, da kadar
glasuje "a kapitalstiGne stranke.
da tenn tudi direktno glasuje
IA danasnie krivicne razmere -
suzenistvo.
Ako ii ne yes, zakaj da glasu-
les, potem sploh ne zasluzis bolj-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
1,065.655
COSTS

ldila kmetskega zivljenja pu-
sea torej krvave Sledove "a seboj.
Ne samo Y vojni, tUdi V miru ma
pala zemlio kri. zlocinsko prelita
kri.
Diva i'll ena petina milijona ra-
nlenih, cez million tezkoranjenih
IN 6O.5I6 mrtvih. to so uspehi
kapitalizma V uni6evanju teles
proletarcev.
No. pa pOkrovitelji reda in
nravnOsti krice 30 ostrejsih kaz-
nth "a uzaljenja in po mucenju
odsekOv, ki nastopajo boju "a
boljSe varstvo delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
2,404.976
19O.662

Priblizno IL miijonov ranjen-
cev. 2.404.976 tezkoranjenih in
190.662 vsled ponesreGenj umorje-
nih Kako straSen rezultat. In to
Sc MISC VISA Stevila, ki bi obsegala
ze cello vsoto proletarijata, XII do
prinaSa dan ma dan zrtve sveze
krvi, zivljenj in zdravih udov ma
altariu della!
VSteta tudi MISC ponesretenja,
pri katerih Sc kriviGno zanikajo
stiki ranjenja z obratom Samim.
NeupoStevani so ostali tudi slu-
caji, ki so bill odkazani Cd nosi-
teljev zavarovanj Y kategorijo
stanovskih boleznii. Veliko, - We
likansko je njih Stevilo posebno V
kemicni industriii X temu je ire
ba tudi opomniti, da ie Sc danes
celia vista obratov, XII Sc MISC pod
zavarovanjem. Mnogo ponesre-
cenj je nakazanih uradnin izka-
zih sele Cd leta 1901 naprej. V ma
Sem nastavku ie potemtakem Sc
precejsnja vsota ponesreceni ne
nakazanih.
Dobickazeljnost pa ne pozira
lie V industriji hetakombe zrtev |!
Cimdalje boli nastopa ma TEN po-
lju kmetijstvo kOt uspeSen kon-
kurent. Neovrzno kaze to nasled-
Mi pregled. Ia vsebuje ponesreGe-
MIA, dognana po knetijskih sta
novskih Zadrugah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
LetO (VOl.) VIII.

maj preprecili, da Sc nista udari-
la pestmi. S TEN je bilo zasli-
Sevanie koncano.
Stiri dni pref (13. jun je ko-
mite zasliSal eks-governorja Glass
cocka, kateri je prvi razglasil
voino stanie oklisu Strajka.
Glasscock je zagovarjal ma vse
kriplje ia svoj Gin, ceS da izjemno
stanie lie bilo "silno potrebno, ker
nj bilO wee mogoce kontrolirati
Strajkarjev potom civilnih So
disc" Dale lie izpovedal eks-gu-
werner, da je smatral vojno pravo
"a naiviSji (D zakon "a dotieno
zono oh casu izjemnega stanja.
Glede teSkih kazni - tri, pet do
sedem let zapOra - izrecenih mad
obsojenimi Strajkarji je dejal
Glasscock. da so bile te obsodbe
izrecene lie fOrmalno" zaradi
'moralnega vtisa" mad premoga-
rJi, da pa nj incl namena drzati
obsoJence zaporu tako dolgo.
Senator Borah je nato izvlekel il
eksguvernerja, da so bill krvavih
pobojev naiveG krivi privatni po.
licisti, vsledcesar je prislo do
voJnega stanja.
IasliSanih je bilo veliko pre-
mogarjev in njih zen, XII so bile IL
praSane glede napadov od strani
voiakov in privatnih policistov.
Mrs. Maud Step, je pravila, kako
je bill njen soprog ubit ma Hol-
ly Grove, kO ie pOcila saliva il po-
nOcnega vlada I. feb. Moi moi
Sc je zbudil vsled ropota prihaja-
locega vlaka in slutec, da ne bo
mic dobrega, skocil je magic po-
konci in zavpil, da moramo vsi
luknjo pod koco. Sci je ven. toda
istem hipu zagrmeli so streli in
moi soprog ie oblezal mrtev."
Solze so il zalile oci, ko je to pra-
villa. Mrs. Sarah Blizzard IL Eks-
dale je povedala, da so ustavih
volaki ma cesti. ko Sc .je odpravi-
la bliznjo kempo, da obiSGe
svoje sosede, vojaki so il rekli,
da "izgleda kakor matt Jones"
in da Sc mora takoj pobrati ma
zal. ce ne, da bo zaprta.
Birice, ki so iih pripeljali opera
torji premoga, da Sc operejo pred
senatorji, so seveda po vrsti bra
nile kapitaliste, vojake in surove
Baldwinove policiste. Izjavile so.
da so bill lastnikl rovov in poll
ticne oblasti primorane nekaj sto-
riti vsled "divjega obnaSanja
strajkarjev in vsled hujskanja u
mlskih agitatoriev, posebno ma
tere Jones, katera ie baje nago-
varjala premogarje, da 81 maj
vsak preskrbi dobro puSko."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
BlsgOSlOv kapitaliZma
v Nemciii.
10,799.997 ranjenih in 190.662
mrtvih!

40 let zlvimo mirul Pa, -
noben pocitek veGnem uniceva-
niu liudi mas ne razveseh. Vsako
leto narasca Stevilo pokvek i'll
ljudi, vrzenih IL svojega poklica
V hladni grob. Ii unicevalci Glo-
veskih aivljenj MISC ne zvizgajoGe
kroglje, ne kosi granat, ne bridki
meci in ne ostri baioneti; ii, ziv-
ljenje ubijajoci Instrument so o.
gromna kolesa, ki tro. valji, jer-
mena, rezila, zareca zeljeza it'd,
it'd. - Kdo more naSteti vse pri-
prave in stroje, Xxi ne poznajo me-
ia svoji pozreSnosti po Glove
skem zivljenju in V tatinstvu ME
govih poklicev ter sploSnega bla-
gostanja. Ozgana, pokveGena
trupla, manjkajoci udje it'd. -
grobovi kazejo pot kapitalizma.
= A, - vse dobrote izkazujoce,
ustvarjajoce delavstvo je ono, ki
ina napolniti - hetakombe zr-
tev.
Kljub delavskim varstvenim
kongresom, kljub obrtnim mad
zorstvom in sklepom drzavnega
zbora, ki Sc ticejo napredOvanja
V varstvu delavcev. kljub temu,
da Sc trudi tehnicna znanost "a
povzdigo vseh mogoGih varstve-
nih priprav, - raste stevilo pone-
sreeencev vsakim letom - o.
gromno.
No. Ostrejse varstvene doloebe
in poviSanO, intenzivnejSe var
stvenO stremljenje cd strani de-
lavstva samega, brezdvomno u
godao ucinkuieio. Pa, = Stevilo
ponesre6enj kljub temu = raste.
Cemu, poglejmol
Nenasitno Zrelo. XII hoce pozira-
ii lie vedno vecji dobicek zopet in
zopet prekosi vse varstvene od-
redbe in priprave. S svojim, vse
drugo preziraiocim OpustoSenjem
producira kapital vedno vec -
pokvek. V letu 1911. so vknjizili
nositelji zavarovanja nesrec sko-
ro stiri petine milijona ranjenih,
med temi 132114 tezko ranjenih
in 9443 mrtvih. Proti lanskemu
letu ie StevilO umorjenih, tezkO-
ranjenih in sploh ranjenih zopet
naraslO. Del tezko ranjenih Sc je
vseeno nekoliko zmanjSal, kar je
pa nasledek znanih rent. VeGkrat
pa tudi Ia izgubo celih prstnih
clenkov ne placaio nobene cd
skodnine. Take poskodbe veljajo
lie Sc kOt male napake telesne le-
pote. TeOrija navade je vzgojila
ma TEN polju re krasne cvetke.
Pogleimo, kOliko delavcev je iz-
gubilo zivlienje ali trpelo skodo
ma svojem zdravju. odkar sa "a
dohili moe zakoni "a zavarovanje
nesrec v obratih, "a katere velja-
jo. Naslednja stevila so izracu-
mana ma pOdlagi vsakoletnih u
radnih obiavljenj drzavnega "a
varovalnega urada in sicer "a leto
1911. Racunski Dodatki stanov-
skin zadrug, drzavnih. dezelnih,
provincijalnih in podobnih obla-
sti, kakor tudi raznih stavbinsko-
stalo;skim zadrugam prikloplje-
nih zavarovalnih zavodov kazejo,
koliko ponesrecenj je bilo javlje-
nih enem samem letu; koliko
ranjencem, ali'njih naslednikom
je bila izplacaI.a v istem letu
prva odSkodnina in koliko je bilo
pri prsih odskodninskih slucajin
dokazanih smrtnih slucajev vsled
ponesreeenj. Tu pregled:
Bilo lie:
javljenih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
sPLoSEN PREGLED.

v Pompton Lake, n. J. 80 de-
lavci tamkajSne predilnice vod-
stvu tovarne predlozli svoje "a
hteve. Delayci zahtevajo 10 cd
stotkov poviSanje place in upelja-
vo 9 urnega delavni'ka. William
Kovary, zastopnik lokala stew.
760 cd United Textile Wor-
kers" je spOroSl tovarnarjem, da
ako po preteku cnega tedna ne
ugode delavskim zahtevam, da
pojdejo delavci ma strajk.
Delavci, kateri SO zapOsleni V
driavnih ladjedelnicah, hoGejo
imeti vsled vednO vcGje draginje
povisanje place. Zastopniki delav-
cev so predlozii zahteve dclav-
cev tajniku mornar-ice Daniels u.
Tajnik Daniels je odgovOril, da
bode pregledal hStine ter ma iste
odgovoril do l. Julia.
Leonard Frisina, kateri ie bill
nastavlien cd l. w. w. unije, da
organizira italijanske brivce V
znanem Strajku brIvSkih pomoc
nfkov V newyorSkem mestu, je "a
vedno odstavljen cd dotiGne uni
je. ter lima vec nobene pravfcc V
imenu !. W. w. izvrSevati kakSne
posle. Omenjenega organizatorja ia
so zasacili, ia je bil zvezi briv-
skimi bOssi in drugimi lopovi. ter
je tudi pOskuSa! ponevaiti de-
mar. kateri je hill nabran V pod
poro StraJkarjev. Kakor hitro so
piSli Suftu ma sled, SO m takoj
poslali listino. katero sta podpi-
sala George Speed. generalni or
ganizator in Joseph +. Ettor. clan
exekutive |. W. W, ia je FriIna
n vedno izbacnjen IL te miic.
Dana Sleeth, urednik Port
land, Oregon izhajajoGega dnev-
nika Portland Daily News, je
obtoien kriminalnega libelna, ker
je clanku County Gang are
Plain Robbers" ocital portland
skim veljakom graft. Sleeth
trdi, da je Ia lepa druzba sprawl
la svoje zepe pri gradnji nov G
mestne hise, jkatera je stala ST.
5000 - najmanj 100000. Pri
mestnih III drzavnih stavbah je
bill ze mnogokrat dokazan graft,
Gndno hi bilo. ako hi V Oregonu
kazili kapitalisticni sistem.
Prostitucija, ia krasna cvetka
kapitalisticnega sistema tako le-
po cvete V Zdruzenih drzavah. da
brezsrcni lopovi prOdajajo v hiso
sramote cello svoje zene in sestre.
Upamo, da Slovenci Sc MISC tako
dalec okuzeni, da hi morali kak-
Snega individualista zaradi te DO
lezni spraviti "a Spanske mreze!
Harry HaSpel liz Philadelphia,
nOtorieen prekup5evalec belih SUI
mic je bill od sodnilka Thompsona
obsojen ma 10 mese6no je6o. ka-
tero mora takoj nastopiti "Ea-
stern Penitentiary". Haspel je
incl svojem bordelu povrh dru-
zega "frisnega" blaga. tudi ma
prodaj svojo zeno in sestro. Har-
ry Haspel ie rodom IL Rcmunije,
ter je Sc lie 2. junija 1919 dokon-
cal svojo dvoletno jecO, V katero
je bill obsojen tudi zaradi te lepe
Obrti. On je sedaj pred sodiScem,
da je tekom stirih let naredil pri
bordelu, kjer so bile poleg druzih
"usmiljenih" sestra, tudi njego-
va zena in sestra - Gistega dobic.
ka. V vecjo cast in slavo bozjo
SIS 400.
Tia kreatura je torej Romunec.
Kaj pa ako hi Sc tudi med SIo.
venci zaredil kaksen talk falot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24
Masinisti V Buffalo. kateri so

Masinisti V Buffalo. kateri so
bill ma strajku "a pripoznanje
unije in boljSo place. so dosegli
vse svoje zahteve. ter sc zopet vr-
Mill ma delo. LaStniki tvornic so
V pricetku Strajka mislih, da bo-
do lahIk'oto premagali puntarske
strajkarje in to ze zaradi tcga,
ker so Sc 3elodajalei zanaSali, da
bodo dobili dovolj skebov. Toda
YES kapitalisticni naGrt ie Sci -
rakom zvizgat. Masiniste Sc ne
dobi "a vSakim voglom. kakor ma
primer neizucene delavce. Skebov
nj bilo oil mkoder. Strajkarji 50
sc drzali zeleme discipline in re
zlrltat delavske solidarnosti je bill.
da so dobili delavci vse. kar so
Zahtevali.
v Tacoma, Wash. sta Sc ma ne
KEN parniku po sill pripeljala
diva organizatorja cd I. w. w.
Doticna diva organizatOrja sta do
sla Los Ageles, Cal. da organi-
zirata delavce, kateri 50 zaposleni
po velikih parnih zagah - uni
10. Strahopetni mes6ani, kateri so
med seboj Organizirani razupiti
Port angeles Commercial Club"
so takoj, kakor nitro SO zvedeli.
ola sta Omenjena oreanizatoria V
mestu, skhcali shod. ma ikaterem
so sklenili, da pametni meSGanje
mesta Los Angeles ne potrebuje-
10 nobenega organizatorja ter da
sc morata omenjena hujska6a pa
metnih kapitalisti6nih uTedb, ia
koj 2 silo pregnati IL mesta.
Veena slava, modrim Salamo-
nom V Los Angeles
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-24

This paper 10 devoted
TO the interests of tn Q
workins class. Work.
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
ENTRIES.
AZ nthsI tHn

FIRsT-Matdens OF all ages, s fur
longs. Netmaker 20, Thornhill 95, EN-
bers 1870. L'Aiglon 11S Golden Prime ~
Runway 80, Soldier t15, The Governor
80, Old Hank 120, Golden Vale lis.
sECOND-sening, handicap for all
ages, mile and 40 yards Kinder Lou IS
Afterglow 1902, Jim L 80, Brynavia 49,
No Manager 96. Beachsand IS, Angler
1O5. Gerard SO, T0wtonfefd t1S, s9ians
Creek SO, Merry Lad 1903, Lad of Fang
don 81, Hedge Rose 1906, Haldeman 100,
Jezeal 80 Michael Angelo 80, Master
Jim IS, Billy Vanderveer 10, Aware SO,
THIRD-selling. s-year -olds and up.
6 furlongs; Royal Meteor 10. Perth
shire lis Joe Knight ll5. XTroyweight
1906, Moisant is, xYord Lad 11S, Lady
lightning 1l6, -xHoneybee 105, xRacing
Bell 10.
H-Steeplechase, 4-year- olds
and up, "a miles Madeline l.. 1852,
Bachelor 142, Navarro 1874, Juverence
t52, Maltbie 1854, Fred Essen 142
FIFTH-Juvenile Handicap for two
year olds 6 furlongs Brave Cunarder
10. Marian 10, Geodic 1903, Executor
ITO. Undaunted 10S, Charlestonian 112,
aSpearhead liz. aTfumiliation 113,
bStromboli 124. bThornhill 1903 yric Muse
1o2, aCasset entry; belmont entry.
SIXTH Handicap. selling 3-year-olds
and up mile and oue-eghth: Partner
115, Napier 100, Mary Ann K. 1906. Black
ford 1876. Colonel Cook 113
xFive pounds apprentice allowance
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Conley Expected to
Plead Guilty and
Ask Court s Mercy

Ii is expected that Jim Conley, the
negro whose testimony featured the
trial of Leo M Frank, win be taken
before Judge Ben H. Hill in the Full
ton County Criminal Court, Tuesday
morning and plead guilty to the
charges against him as an accessory
to the killing Of Mary Phagan.
The attorneys for Conley have not
stated whether they will go to a trial
or whether they simply will have the
negro plead guilty and ask for the
mercy Of the court, At the Solicitors
office, though, it is understood he will
plead guilty
Conley has been in solitary confine-
ment at the county jail since the first
day he took the stand in the Franz
trial. An order, which was issued
by Judge Roam that night, that he
be not allowed to see on talk to any
one, never has been removed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
COLD TOLINGER; BAD
WINTER ISPREDICTED

AFTER the usual formalities were
over and Mr.. VonHerrmann, weather
''eator had directed the weather to
'eina.n clear and cool through Mon
'aS and Tuesday, he went on to talk
u The symptoms Of the coming win
.s" The symptoms went so far as
NJ include volcanic eruptions in 1912,
winch cMr. VonHerrmann asserted)
very kelly would have material
Earring on the temperature Of the
'nIng winter.
He' get the present weather out
me way first the director sug-
seized. That cold snap Saturday
.'S0I and Sunday was the result Of a
~" area-a very low area as the
so''ineter goes-moving slowly east
o'' across the top of the United
',slss, That caused a vast whirl Of
''no' circlng southwark out Of the
".iy Northwest. And that brought
he cold.
AT Z o'clock Monday morning the
-"psfature in Atlanta was Is de-
~eaG zbose zero LID at Duleth a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
RACING
RESULTS
AT PIMLICO.

.FIRST-six furlongs: Canto IFS
(Alexl, $40, 400. $40, won; Undercover
112 (Davies), $50, $50, second; Flat
bush 112 (Buxton), 800, third. Time
1:lb. Also ran: Sir Caledore, High
Priest, Transparency, Single Ray, Mar
Jesuit, Bulldog, Stellatta.
sECoND-six furlongs. Kewessa 10
!McC4hey) 700, $50, $50. won; Sickle
Tartar 10 (Wolfe). $50. third. Time,
TIA Id. Also ran: Adams Express,
Chenault. Progressive, Joe Knight,
THIRD-six furlongs: Mater 1Os Out
welD. 1880, 80, 40, won; Warlqck
104 (Buxton), $40, 2.90, second; HUI
initiation 109 Davies, 2.10, third. Time,
1:14 AS. Also ran: Spearhead. Anna
ment, Ashcan, Singlestick. Spearhead
and Humiliation coupled.
FOURTH steeplechase, 2 miles: Re
pentant $50 (Tuckey), so, $40, 4 40,
won; Promoter 143 CHannigan), 20 10,
lilo, second; Sandhog l43 (Franklin),
300, third Time, 4:03 40. Also ran:
Syosset. Astute, Orowoc, Bally Bay
Coloneta, Aurific. Rhomb and Golden
sale fell. Ragusa ran out.
FIFTH-Mile and 20 yards: Michael
Angelo 95 "a. WILSON,, 2430, 1910, $50,
second; Fairy Godmother 1O4 tNick-
lausl, ESQ, third. Time, 1:4S Is. Also
ran: Lad Of Langdon, Hans Greek, o I
Buster, Master Jim, Haldeman, l.. NJ.
Eckert
SIXTH-Blackford 1O5 (Nicklaus).
(Ford), 7.iO. $50, second; Chemulpo t04
(Callahan), $40. third. Time. 1;42 20
Also ran: Spellbound, Monmouth.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
To
De TIGER
AGAIN
President Of Detroit Club An
nounces Famous Player Has
Already Come to Terms,

DETROIT. Nov. 10.-Ty Cobb has
settled the differences that existed be-
tween himself and the Detroit club Of
the American League and will be a
member of the Tiger team in 1914.
He will sign for the highest salary
ever offered pail player and will re-
ceive several thousand dollars more
than he was paid this year, and his
1913 contract was reputed to carry the
highest salary and player ever drew.
Frank J. Navin, president of the
club, made this announcement this
Afternoon after receiving a long letter
from Cobb.
Il am entirely satisfied with my
present surroundings and the con-
tract you offered me and will be
satisfied to play in Detroit for you
until ] end my playing days" says
Cobb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Board Tries to Find
How to Get Rid of
$4,000 Bond Fund

The Bond Commission and the Wa
ter Board met in the City Hall Mon
day and wrestled for two hours with
the problem of how to spend about
$40. 900 Of bond money in laying wa
ter mains in many streets that have
sewers but no water connections.
On account OF pamphlet issued
Just before the people voted on the
$1,000 900 of bonds which contained
a list of streets on which Council
officials were perplexed to know what
to do. This list contained many
streets on which there are no houses.
There are many thickly settled streets
without water not on the list.
After a number of motions by May
or Woodward and others the joint
bodies decided to ask Council for au-
thority 10 spend the $4,000 where it
is most needed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
SAY SPENCER
IS WITHOUT
4 6 D III
Prisoner Has Tilt With Trial
Judge Over Question of
Smoking in Court.

WHEATON, ILL, Nov. 10.-Henry
d. Spencer, the most Temarka BILE
murderer ever known in Illinois, was
brought to trial to-day to answer for
the Staying of Mrs. Mildred Allison
Rexroat, the Chicago tango teacher
Spencers defense as outlined at the
beginning of the hearing, by Anton
Zeman. his attorney, will be as start
ling as any of the other features of
his amazing career of crime.
My client is a man without soul"
declared Attorney Zeman, in outlining
what the defense will be. Spencer
is human being in whom the moral
development was arrested in an early
stage, like the physical growth is ar
rested in a dwarf, or the mental de-
velopment in an imbecile.
IF Spencer could live 100000 years,
he might develop sufficiently TO be-
come amenable to the laws of the
twentieth century. / shall prove in
this trial by the application of ac-
cepted scientific principles that Spen-
Ger is not responsible for his acts.
Like Prehistoric Man.
He is not insane His mind is
more active and crafty than yours
or mine. But Henry Spencer is like
a man of the pre- glacial period, en-
tirey lacking in that divine essence
which makes man being apart from
the lower orders of creation,
Spencer is utterly without con-
science He has the same notion OF
moral responsibility as a gorilla sport
ing among the trees in an African
Jungle"
When he entered the courtroom
Spencer was smoking a big black ci-
gar. He took his seat as the work of
impaneling a jury was begun Four
deputy sheriffs, all armed, stood near
the prisoner. w. E Schultz, a Wayne
township farmer. was being ques-
toned. Spencer leaped to his feet.
Il amt bughouse. judge, and there's
no use this lawyer asking questions
that try to make out that ! am"
puffs Big Cigar
Spencer was addressing the court.
Struggling and grumbling he sank
back into his chair as the deputies
caught him. He stared straight ahead
and puffed furiously on his cigar. In
spite of warnings from the court, he
continued to interrupt States Attor-
,ney Hadley as the prosecutor quizzed
Schultz.
That's a ridiculous question"
shouted Spencer when a question was
asked concerning the prospective ju-
ror's views on moral responsibility.
After several warnings that he
should stop smoking, to which Spen-
Ger replied, This is my trial and III
act as l please. Nobody can tell me
what to do at my own trial ! won't
quit smoking and you can't make me
quiet" deputy sheriff jerked the CT
gar from Spencers mouth, raised the
window and tossed it outside.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
"ForMard march,n

Y VI " AIu lIdI GIL
Should the Georgia National Guard
answer the stirring call to arms and
be sent across the yellow old Rio
Grande against the Mexican forces,
they will be accompanied by some of
the fairest girls of Atlanta, who will
tenderly care for the sick and wound
ed.
Stirred to pttriotic fervor by the
reports OF outrages across the Dor
der and believing that both the reg
ulars and the Georgia boys will be
massed there many Atlanta girls are
interesting themselves in the situa-
ton. Many have already volunteered
to go to the front as nurses.
Miss Pauline Brooks, OF No. 40
Crew street, was one of the first to
announce her intentions Of offering
her country her services, il the lives
of the American soldier boys are en-
dangered.
Miss Brooks said.
IF our boys are willing TO fight
and perhaps die for their country.
surely we ought to do something to
render them whatever aid we can.
There is but little a girl can do but
nurse the wounded and that is the
best way to help.
THE American girls, who are al
ways so efficient, should be ready in
case Of emergency. II we are needed
we viii he ready in short order"
II is very likely that "A corps of
vol9nteer nurses will be organized in
Al Snta in a few days
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
Seven Deaths From
Blizzard in North.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The storm
which yesterday and to-day gripped
the Central West and parts of the
South had caused the death Of at
least seven persons, the wrecking Of
many vessels. great delay to altman
ner Of transportation and large prop
erty damage
In Chicago Antoine Ziupsuys and an
unideutif1ed man were blown from
bridges Lute the river and drowned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10

was only above That's where the
cold Is coming from. The storm cen
ter is moving slowly out toward the
Atlantic Ocean, and Will pass Nova
Scotia Tuesday.
Clear Skies to Continue.
Monday and Monday night will
continue clear and cool, with the
lowest temperature about % degrees
early Tuesday morning. A modera-
ton will be noticed Tuesday after
noon, and Wednesday should be fair
and warmer. The clear weather
should last several days"