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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
DISCHARGING MEN
FOR ORGANIZING

Shop laborers at the G. II. shops are
being discharged, 1T is stated. for as
slstinE the strikers at the Ell Paso
Smelter TO organize There were p
Mexican laborers at the G. H. shops
let out Monday. il is reported. and
more are on the list to lose their Jobs
for the part they have had in the or
eanizauou of the local branch OF the
Western Federation of Miners at the
smeltCr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
CONGRESS PASSES
ARBITRATION ACT
Continued From Page Onel

plated a controversy between a single
railway and its employees, the scope
had now been widened so as to deal
with a mum Der Of railways
The president said he would name
the new commission as quickly as pos
sible and that the cOntending parties
had assured him that they would await
Legislative action
The merits Of the controversy itself
were not touched on in the conference.
the legislative side alone being can
YaSsed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
CLAY CENTER, KANSAS.

lEiOltD> TEMPER Att RE OF 10.
Kansas City. No. July 15.-With hot
winds blowing at the rate of Is to %
miles an hour, the state of Kansas eN-
perienced the high heat record of the
year the high temperatures in some
places equalinE those of 1911. when new
records We're made. The highest tenn
Derature, 112 degrees was recorded at
Clay Cnter- At Concordia and JetmOre.
Ito degrees were registered Smith
Center and MarysyILe reported los de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
NEW PAPER FOR
Ell PASO UNIONS


within the next week or 10 DAYS. The
Trades Council Henry ". Walker. act
I've leader in the Central Labor Union.
publishes the present Officu labor
paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
VIII Relieve Nervous Depression and
LOW enfrlIa

The Old Standard general strengthening
tonic. GROVES TASTELFSS chill
TONIC. arouses the liver. drives out Ma
laria and builds up the system. A sure
Appetizer and aid to digestion. Soc
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15

ing definite could be charged against
them they were released. Upon their
release they took the train and came on
back to TUcumcari- They owed a few
small accounts here. but have settled
them.
The circumstances under which Mrs.
Roberts left TUcUmcari are strange. On
the morning her husband left she at
tired herself in mems clothing, went to
the depot in this disguise and purchased
q ticket via the same train that her
husband was to travel on. Mr.. Roberts
claims that he was entirely ignorant Of
the fact that his wife was following
him. and knew nothing of her presence
until he saw her arrested in Amarillo.
1t Is said that the ticket agent in
Tucumcari strongly suspected that the
disguised party was a woman. When
arrested Mrs. Roberts had on the same
clothing that she left here in.
Tt Is thought that the garments were
nart OF a bin that she and her husband
purchased at Tafoya & Lawson's on
July 2. This bill included a pair Of
mems shoes. a black sateen shirt, a pair
of overalls. three bandana handkerchiefs,
q Mexican straw hat and pair Of cow
Pastors Story.
A newspaper man saw Mr. Roberts and
asked him to write for publication his
side of the story. This statement he
made to the Tucumcari Sun:
"On Saturday. July 5. 7 received a
draft from the First National bank Of
Nara Visa. \. NJ. for 5000. On Mon
day morning. July z. 7 cashed this draft
at the First National bank of Tucum-
carl, n. N. expecting to leave for Enid,
Okla. the next morning. I had to wait
until Wednesday morning before start
ing. 7 was intending to leave my wife
here for some time. as 7 was expecting
several cheeks in a few days. and I gave
her the right to sign my name to any
check either rs maker or endorser. 7
told the cashier Of the First National
hank that 7 had given her this priv
ilegp.
"On Wednesday morning I started a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
Held On Suspicion.

He right now was sure that he had
run onto something. so he accused me
of being a white slave dealer. I then
told him that she was my wife. Of
course all preachers are liars. so he would
not believe me. nor would he believe
that I was W S. Roberts, but he knew
that ] was NahOn. He then declared me
under arrest and took my pocketboo5
away from me. As soon as he found
the money in my pocketbOOk he knew
that I was a fOrger and a raiser OF
checks, a frauder in any number OF ways.
He accused me of being in league with
Mahon and said he was somewhere IN
Amarillo and that we were going into
some kind of real estate deal in which
we were to defraud the people. told
him that he could wire the sheriff at
TUcumcari and that he would find that
/ was telling the truth. He wired and
in the course of time he found that
had cashed the draft exactly as I told
him and through inquiry at Nara Visa
he learned that the draft was not raised
or tempered with in any way. Of course
then they admitted that they were mis-
taken and were sorry that it had hap.
pened. and released us"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15

To Cure Tender and RecedIna, Gums
Apply the wonderful old reliable DIR.
POEIERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OIL 25c. soc. $1-00.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15

little early so as to be sure to catch
the train. After I had started my vile
decided to play a joke on me, so she
dressed herself in a suit of my working
clothes. intending to follow me to Enid
and there to make herself known.
While was waiting at the depot my
wife came up, dressed as L have eX-
planned. She heard me ask for a ticket
to Amarillo, so she bought one. too.
for that place Arriving at Amarillo
learned that my train would not leave
until evening. and I went to a hotel and
registered, thinking that I would get
a little sleep. I then went out to get
a little something to eat, expecting to
look up an old friend of mine after
breakfast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-15
The Wife's Arrest.

while walking down the street I saw
the chief of police arrest some man.
Through curiosity 1 followed them into
the police station. There were several
in there besides me.
"As soon as tsey began eto ask the
prisoner questions I recognized her as a
woman, and as my wife. leu can imag.
inc my feelings. I took the chief aside
and told him I would give him the whole
story if he would dismiss the rest of
the crowd I then told him that I knew
the girl. that she was from Tucumcari,
and that I would see that any fine that
would be necessary would be paid at
once. He then wanted TO know who
was. I told him that I had been the
pastor of the Christian church at Tu-
cumcari
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
NORTH BENNINGTON

The evangeistic meetings at the
Methodist church have been well at
tended the last two evenings in spite
OF the weather. The blind evange-
list will only be here two more even.
ings, this evening and Saturday even
ing. Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
in the Methodist church he will tell
the story of his life, how he became
blind, etc. and at that time the en-
velopes that have been given out
for Thank Offering for him will be
collected. Come to these meetings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
Throwing Away Money.

You are doing that. when you pay
two and three dollars more than our
prices for Sport Goats. We have
some handsome coats, good style.
vogish colors. nicely made at ten
dollars. the same II not better
quality than you will pay S12 and
$3.50 for elsewhere. Come in and try
them on. Just the between season
ga ment at Rosters
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
The Most important

Thing in the World, says Ebert
Hubbard" is the ability to earn a
living" How much is your ability
lessened by your eyesight? How
much would your ability be increas
ed If you had glasses that imp owed
your eyesight? have the answer
Dewitt Z. Lewis o. d., Oph. b.
Next Y. NJ. c. A. Bennington, VT.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
A JOY Forever

There is some member OF your
family that in years to come YOU
would be pleased to have good
portrait OF. A mother. perhaps
Why not have II taken nov and in
years 10 come l. will be a 10Y for
ever to you. Our portrait work has
those finer qualities called art. And
they are reasonable in cost as the
ordinary kind Leland DeForesf
Cone. al Main street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
Be Honest. Now

When you are buying n wedding
gift or some little token of remem-
b-ance OF a wedding or a birthday.
Isn't a nice piece OF furniture about
as sensible a thing as you could
buy. Something to brighten up the
home and add bit OF comfort to
II We have the furniture. Now be
sensible. J. Ed. Walbridge. s25
Main Street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
Nov Think Hard

For minute. Would IL not help
things along biz II when you wen;
calling the next time you would
take he, nice pound box of delici
Gus chocolates. Faint heart never
won fair lady and the shock is on.
ly from sixty cents TO one dollar.
Such little remembrances are al.
ways appreciated. c. l.. Hudson.
Opera House Block.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03
DIR YSDAL LIE
Warranted Hose

"FLEXO"-black, tan, navy,
grey. 15c. two pair 25c.
KNOX-KNIT" = gauzelisle -
Csc pair.
Splendid values in Pure and
Plated Silk Hose, Csc. Csc, So,
$1.00.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03

COLOSSUS SHIRTS for the Big Eel
Iows-generously full in every spot
III to 20inch neck-bands dressy
styles-$l.25.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-03

Shirts to the left of us
variety TO bamboozle.
DRESSY FLANNELS--s o #,
comfortable and smart, $1.00
and $3.50.
LION SHIRTS-plain and pleat-
cd bosoms. fast colors, $1.00
and $3.50.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-09-05
1915 Discount

on all winter coats bought before Oct. 1st
Make your choice and we will lay them aside
for you
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

V krajih, kjer je industrial
mocno razvita nj mogoce dobiti
zadostnega Stevila neorganizira-
mega delavstva, cato Sc tam usta.
navljajo posebne protidelavske
organizacije.
Delavcem, XII so pristaSi teh
krumirskih organizacn. Sc oblm-
blJa traJno in gotovo delo in DO
sebno protekcijo. s takimi obliu-
bami Sc Jim poSreci odtujiti neko
stevhlO delavcev proletarski inter
Macdonald. Sevcda So ne operira le
$ taklmi sredstvi. Verski predsod-
XII III nacionalisticno razsaianie 50
tudi dobra agitacna sredstva IN
oJatiti kapitaliSticne krumirSke
wee. ObljUbe Sc navadno ne
ureSnicijo in narodni program, V
lmenu katerih agitarajo placani
eplgOni teh zvez, Skrivajo lc brez.
veStna stremljenja pozreSnga ka-
pitaliZma.
Il omogocitvijo protidelaNskega
delovanja teh organizacij potion
poSebnih zakonov Sc ne bo odpra-
Ulo boJ med organizacij. Konec
Sc bode %napravilo temu bciu lie 2
razsirJenjem koalicijSkega prava
delavske organizacije, &atcro hi
moral kapitalisti priznati in Sc 4
MIN pOgajati. Ako hi Sc omogoGi-
10 delavskim organizacijam nor
malni razvoj ne hi moglo biti wee
govora o takozvanem "teroriz-
mu.'
Delavske organizacije so ma
ravna posledica socialnega in go
Spodarskega nasprotia: obStojale
bodo in zmagovale do pOpolne cd
prave kapitalisticncga sistema.
Iclte nacionaliSticne ali klerikal-
ne zveze so nenaravni prodmkt "a
Tednega boja. Sp0cSni gospodar-
ski razvoj i'll izpopolnjcna prole-
tarSika ZaveSt bo So V kratki dobi
onemogOcala Obstoj SkOdljivih cd
kapitalizma wstanovljenih prole-
tarskih zoltih organizacij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

izhoda. Re pred desetletji JIG bila
znana nevarnost "a skupnost, Iii
daje posest zeleznic kapitalistom.
To spomanje je ypliyalo, da so
Sc napravile meddrzavne upravne
komisije, XII so dobile nalogo Gu
vati posebno mad zeleznicnim OBJ
ration. V to svrho so dObile tudi
precej velike pravomocnosti. II
odprtjem Panamskega prekopa
imajo dobiti Sc ve6jo ~veljavo in
prevzeti pod svojo kontrolo tudi
vodne poti, V kolikor bOdo v Eve
ri z zeleznicami. Cd druge strani
81 zopet priporoca, maj bi s. usta-
novila ob6ilna komisija, XII maj
hi dObila moe euvati mad zelezni-
cami in ladjeviem vseh posa-
meznoStih. DoloGevala maj bi tudi
izdelovanje novih i'll popravljan-
je starih prog. To hi bila draw
ma k%ontrola, ki bi pa priSla kmalu
do razlaStanja in polaScanja.
No, tako nitro Sc to ne DO Ego
dilo, toda razmere silijO k temu.
KapitalistiGni. razvoj .ie dosegel
Svojo visino, HI ic p~ostala "a splo-
Sen blagor nevarna in sill drzavo,
da poSeze vines. Mi socialist
Sc ne razvnemamO, ampak gleda-
mo hladnokrvno tudi drzavnim
mo%nopolom V obraZ. Mi vemo, da
morajo priti take reel, XII so ne
izogibne. TIE reel so konetna ste
ma kapitalisticnemu proizvajanju
in priprava "a socialism.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

kapitalisticne drzave in njenih
militaristicnih interesov, da skr-
be "a najdragocenejsi zaklad dru-
zbe.
Ma to dolznost opOzarjati druz-
bo, brez prestanka trkati ma ME
leno in zaspano vest, to je naloga
nasega boja "a proletarsko mia
dino; predvsem drezati. da Sc
koncno vendarle enkrat sklene "a
kon IA varstvo otrok, XII hi pre-
povedal otroSko delo.
Bos je ugovor, da bi starsi ne
mogli potem ~prerejati svojih O.
trok. V Svici, ma NemSkem in
ma AngleSkem, kjer Sc je zakono-
daia pobrigala IA otroka. Sc nj
so pikjer %pokazale zle posledice.
&c ie starSem odpadel del dohod-
kov, so 4 oiacenjem strokovne
organizacije nadomestili izgubo
in well tam, kjer imajo pravico
terjati. Pri nerazviti mladini je
nimajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01

~zivlJenske pOtrebe. Bogastvo Sc ie
pomnozIIo ali vecina ljudstva trpi
Sc vedno stradanje in glad. Komu
sluzl vse bogastvo in cemu ljud-
stvo della in gara3 V velikih me-
stih Sc gradijo ogromne razkoSne
palace, Sc o~tvarjajo vSakovrstni
denarni zavOdi. Tam krozi vred-
most bogaStva, ki ga delavstvo
vstvarja. Kapitali ne sluzijo blo
gostanJu obGestva. PeScica izyol-
Jencev in cete njih zagovornikov
in braniteljev ra2sipavajo. umi6u-
JeJo sadOve proletarskega truda.
Ne! RevScina nj nekai narav-
mega in neizogibnega. RevSGina 10
posledica sedanjega kr~iviGnega
gospodarskega in socialnega redo
ki deli cloveSko druzbo DO razre-
din, da eni delajo IN druge. da.
EN- trpe, cato da smejo drugi ne
moteno vzivati, da je eden vedno
bolj izkcriScan in nstradan. med
tenn ko je drugi vedno sreGneiSi
In bogatejSi. Ne naralva. tem,cc
k%apitalzem ie vzrok rcvscini.
Hemlja daje dovolj bogastva "a
vSe, lie gospOdujoGi delijo to bo-
gastvo kriviGno. Toda ureditev.
SploSncga eospOdarSkega in poll
tlcnega razmerja nj nemogdca
LJudStvo Samo 81 je p~Ostavilo Sc
danJl slStem, in to ljudstvo zamo-
re Ia Sistem tudi spremenitil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
MAST zAPIsKI".

Kdor Sc hoce pOduciti, kaj je So
soolalizem in kai socialist hoceje,
ia mai Sc naroci ma 'Nase zapiske'
katera reviia Sc odlikuje DO svo.
llh originalnih in interesantnib
clankih.
"NaSi Zapiski' so edna sloyen.
ska znanstveno socialisticna revi.
ia, ter iih ureduje sodrug DIR. H.
Tuna, odvetnik Gorici.
Mast Zapiski" izhajajo mesec.
no v oblih leposlovnega lista Una
gazing ter stanejo "a cello leto "a
Ameriko S1.30. Naslov: Uprava
Nash Zapiskov'', utica Treh
Kraljev, stew. 16, Gorica, Primer.
sko, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
MOVE OBLIKE RAZREDNEGA
BOJA.

Tudi ma Avstrijskem opazamo
vedno vecje in izrazitejSe streml-
Jenje pO zedinjcnju industrijske
produkcije. Vkljub ySemu trudu
ohraniti cehovstvo in vkljub dr.
zavnim akcijam, Xxi ga podpirajo.
je kapital tudi tukaj kakor
pac povsod drwgcd mOcneiSi. Raj
voj tendenz, XII streme h koncen-
traciji. Sc lehko ovira.. "A izlociti
ga nj wee mogoce. Nj je skoraj in
dustrijNke panoge, kier ne hi vi
deb tega pOiaya. Kaie Sc V mai
raznovrstnejSih oblikah: dosti-
KRAFT Ga opazi le Strokcvnjak, ali
mixer ne izginja. mixer ne mi
rujc. Maj Sc iZvrSi koncentracija
ze Y katerokoli obliki - kartel adj
trust mai zduzuje poSamczen ka-
pitaliSt ali Skupina kapitalistov
manjSc obratc maj Sc pclaSte ban
Ike II ali druge indu>triiske pa
nOge: Y vSeh teh oblikah i'm Sc
Y marSikaterih drugih Sc izvrSuie
koncentracijski process, Xxi ga leh-
ko razne okOlSGine ovira.ia, a lilo
titi ca ne morejo.
Strokovne organizaciie hi bile
Slabc upraviteljice Syojih nalog,
ako hi Sc ne Zmenile za te take
vazne pOjave naSega narodnega
goSpodarstva. lie kdor ne pojmu-
jc nalog Strckovnih organizacij
iScc njihove naloge ma poliih. Xxi
so dalet proc cd njihovega delo-
vanja. Sc ne Zmeni "a te poiave.
NSakdO pa, Xxi We, da .je mai vaz-
ncjSa naloga ~strohovnih organiza-
eli izboljSati goSpodarski polozai
delavstva. bo 4 najveGiim zaniman
lem sledil razvOju teh poiavov.
NystrilSkc strokovne OrganiZaci-
je vcdo. da morajo obraGati $
pozornoSt koncentraci.ji induStrij-
ske produkcijc. Jasno Sc zavedajo.
da bOdo morale V doglcdnem ca
81 iZpremeniti obSeg in obliko
SrcdStev, 5 katerimi Sc bojuIcin.
da hodo tako dobile dOvoli odpor-
ne in napadalne sile nasproti ka-
pltalu. Aiko noGcio avstrijske stro-
kovne organizacije obtutno oSko-
dovatl interese delavstva. tedai
moraJo takoj priGeti z delom. da
kar naJbolj smotreno izpopolniu-
Jejo Svoia bojna sredstva. Gmot-
no so avStrijSke ~centralne orga-
mzaciie pac tako income - ce DO
menja denar tudi moe - da V fl
nancnlh ozirih ne potrebmjeio ~
popolnitve. Tezka gospddarska
k11za, V katero .ie pahnila balkan
ska voJna avstrijsko delavStvo in
HI Je ma gmOtna sredstva strokov-
mn organlZacij stavila tako wise
Ike zahteve, nj zamogla omaiati
temeljev niti enc strokovre oroa-
nizacije. To je paG najboljsi do
KAY, kako krepko zaslombo. kar|
Sc tree denarnih sredstev, so 81
ustvarile a~vstrijske organizaciie|
V zadnjih letih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
MAST oTRoCI.

Nedavno ie krozila pc casopisju
drobna notica. Skoda hi bila "a
MO. da hi Sc izgubila in pozabila.
Ma eni b%erlinskih liudskih sol Sc
je uGitelj pOgovarjal z otroci o
pravljicah in pOgovor je nanesel
tudi ma kralja in ma kraljico. 10
je precinct bill re izGrpau, je mai
hen deck plaho pomolil kviSku
svoie prstke in ma uciteljevo V
p%raSanje, kaj Sc We o kralju, tho
Odgovoril: "Pri kraljevih ina
vsak svojo postelico!' Ia njego-
vO otroSko duSo ie vrhunec bo-
gastva. veliGastva in razkoSja -
ola ina vsak svojo pOsteljco. da
nj prerivanja in ne nocnih bojev
"a odeio.
Neliko sramoto naSih dni so IL
dala zgOvorna otroSka usta Ka-
ko sc godi stotisoGem proletarskih
otrok, ako ie cilj Min leila, ideal
Nth hrepeneGe f~antaziie, Nth
predstava o kralievskem razkoSju
- lastna pOsteljica.
Tocneie ne bi mogel nihce Opt
sati ~tragedije proletarskega otro-
ka, Zakai tam. kier nj ~postelice,
tudi kruha nj in premoga manjka
in otroci prezebaio pc hladnih
luknjah in drobni prstki morajo
kovati vinarie, da olajSajo star
sem skrb. Zaiostna podoba neve-
sele. brezupne mladosti Sc razgr-
ne pred mani. ako ~zasliSimo. da
otroSka duSa hrepeni pc lastni
posteIlci. Tam nj presernega SINE
ha in ne vriskajoce veselosti!
Mogotci in oblastniki sveta -
danaSnii in jutriSnji!... -, "a
stopniki druzbe in drzave 81 ia
rizeisko stiskajo oGi in uSesa in
stopajo mimo te kriGece otroSke
bede. Kai vedo o otroSkem delu
- in misliio, ola so otroSka pliu.
ca IL jekla in da jim ne Skoduje
razbellena sOpara i'll he otrovni
plini in ne suhi prah, Grenke IL
Sode lludi, Xxi nimajo donna ne
strehe, ne pOznajO - tudi liliia
ma poliu je nina, Me ne vedo o
s~tradajocih in zapuScenih sirotan!
Revni otroci so dandanaSnji ma
veZanl ma blagosrcnOSt visokO-
rodnih dam in dvornih svetnikov.
Ia in oni pomaga morda IL pie
memltih nagibov. Ampak ce pod
plra vlada, mescanska druzba o.
troSko pomoG, je ne podpira il
clovekoljublja, zakaj tedaj hi pac
incl namesto Zasebne dobrodel-
nosti drzavno Oskrbo in predvsem
postavo, XII hi prepOvedovala o.
troSkO delo in ne lie skromne do
brodelnosti drzavno oskrbo i'm
predvsem postavo. XII bi prepove-
dovala otroSko delo in ne le
skromne dobrodelne zavode. XII so
kakor kaplja jezero. Ia otroke
Sc zanimajo. da sluzijo sebi. V
svolih zavodih krOte duha in H.
reJajo suznje. Proste, avtonomne
osebnosti ne dramiio. ampak 10
ubijajo. Ma iarem ~navajajo otro-
Ike. izpod katerega Jim starSi re
uhaiajo.
Privatna dobrodelnost je "a mic
ker dosegale malo pescico in ma
pravlja, kakor da je storila Use.
Odpomoc mora priti cd splosno-
sti cd drzave, cd dezele in cd OBJ
cine. Ne lie da imajo veGjo MOI.
most in %priloznost, da zajamejo IL
virek novih dohodkov, tudi dol
most imajo, dolznost S stalisGa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-01
PoDJETNIKI IN %STROKoVNE
O~RGANIZACIJE.

Inam mcScanSki ZnanStve-
mix Weber, ki je poznan kot Srdi-
ii nasprotnik socialiStiGncga gi.
banja, je tie dni predaval V Bero-
llnu o takozvanih evropejskih
zoltih' organizacij (verskih. ma
cionalistitnih it'd. XII Jill vsepO-
vsod uStanavljajo meSGanske
stranke. Vredno je navesti neka-
tere trditve tega meSGanskega H.
Genjaka.
kaksne so naloge in kakSen jc
pomen teh org~anizacij?- Preda-
vatelj cpozarja, ia hi Jill bio pc
nJlh opravilniku Smatrati kot ne
kaka podporna druStva. Voditelii
teh Organizacij STEER trdijo, ia je
program teh organizacij enak pro
gramu delavskih razrednih boi-
nth organizacii. Ali ko Sc gre "a
poJaSniti dejstvo. da je mnogo
pcdjetnikov, XII odtrgajo delavcu
ma placi prispevek zolti organiza-
elJl, tedaj Seveda poudarjajo. da
so te lie pOdporna d~ruStva. Kai
da so V reSnici zolte organiZaciie
vemo Nsi. NavadnO nOsijo stroSke
uStanovitve in vzdrzanja takih
organizacij podjetniSke zveze in
posledica temu je, da so zolte he-
rikaene ali narodnjaSke organiza-
cIJe neprestano odvisne cd kapita-
%iistov.
CStanOvi sc Jill najveckrat oh
caSu mezdnih bojev, ko kapitaG-
SIT potrebujejo gotovega S~tevila
delavcev pripravljenih prelomiti
SolidarnOst 5 Strajkujocimi. Take
o~rganizacije pripravliajo Stavko-
kaze "a eventuelne boje med de
!om In kapitalom. NalOga Jim ic
zdruziti V malih skupinah delavce
pc tovarnah, odcepiti jih cd veil
kin organizacij, oslabiti njih boi-
no moe, tako da Jim ie ncmogoc
vSak bol Z moGnO organiziranimi
podjetnili. Iolte organizaciie
razpoIagajo Wedno z gotovim Ste
vilom nezavednezev pripravljenih
krumiriti. cato V prvi vrsti jih
podpirajo kapitaliSti.
kako SO Sc mo@le ustanoviti Ia
Ike Organizacije beguncev probe
tarske voiSke? Do leta 1891 so OH
stojali pogoji razrednim NEED
MIN bojem le V %teoriji. dciansko
IN SiStematicno Sc do tedaj ii boil
MISC mcg!i nvrSevati. Sele 20 cd
pravl zakona prot SOcialistOm in
ko so Sc zaGele o~rganizaciie zdrn-
zevati ma centralisticni podlagi.
kar je omogocilo Nth rapidni ma
Predck in izvojitev uspeSnih bo-
jev, so podjetniki Spoznali nevar-
no napadalno III bojno mcG az
redmh centraliSticnih organizacii.
Mcdtcm kO so te organizaciie ma
%raScale in .ie NTH bojna metcda
zeIa ~neprestane uspehe, MISC Sc
imeli pOdjetniki svoie lastne or
g%anizacije; cutili 30 Sc SibkeiSi
napram 6elavcem. Pozneie Sc ic
uSta:.vylla zveza podietnikov in
zdaj imamo dive mocni boini orga-
nizacije, XII 81 stojita odlocno ma
sproti: ena - delavska - "a pri-
dobiti delavstvu pravice, druga-
kapltaliSticna - "a braniti pri-
vilegije izkoriSGevalcev.
Organiziranemu kapitalizmu o.
stanejo lie dive poti V boju proti
z~druzenemu delavstvu: ali razpu-
stiti strokovno organizaciio in 10
sluzevati sc lie neorganiziranih
dclavcev, ali pa ustanoviti drnpo
organizacijo, Xxi maj ovira delo-
vanje bojnih razrednili zvez.