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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Skebski listic vedno code, da
rudarska unija nina pravice do
existence michiganski Rusiji,
GcS da Sc vcGina rudarjev ne stri-
MIA Z isto Cimportirani skebje Sc
vcda So ne Smc.jo st~rinjati). Zdai
pa. ko je vccina dclegatov skleni-
la, da zveza prizna unijo, so pa
spet vsi krizi doll. V kaksno veGi-
no pa kapitalistom prodane ma.
mcluki pri G.. sploh verujejof We.
rujejo V veGino d~olarjev!
Kranjski Janez. kateri "vse vi
iii in use zna' in kateri zdai pri-
Una, da je vse njegovo delo "a
stonj, da hi prepreGil razsirjanje
socializma med slovenskim delay.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
HINAVCEM v P%REVDAREK

'mkalki n,ti 50 ladnji torch
prlnr>ii >lrdcco YES
~ llammouiu. Iui.. s.. ,,.r,. Dol.
N"rhH loha E,an~a, uic-o,u stare trn,
st" pa fti"lIall y hi>p ~ uho.,. J., his.
Nt'Il la NNrl1. so pomo'ai par ko
SOY rohI>tva 100 MA uknu 80 del mani.
I"' Rent Evans 49, lc p|o>lo,il a..
>'"ia la'o, kcr Ir hil pr.,tar "a i.ln
lT"r"<al - I" grlo. To ic hilo drug.
IAN T." ii>tcm. ko ic ~io,rSil -yoic laI
NJ" i"i". 1871 Ic star ,,,ticsc- let. Lob
l' <IN"' s. ~volo lcuo Mario s. ISL m
>lri Wee kot >iiriic>rI let. Mum otrorI
tNaual - lih % hilu 80 med fs,ou
r"mrll .irug ~ irugim. Nul ir leila
~thInu Yes ta ras \ toNarni v Wbitiurr
iu 2 la>iulhom ic ra,uu pokriyaI Il,
iatNc. IaiuIa lc'a c lcua lcgla 100
>t"ll mrtvouiua Iu Illatki 80 bill Voc
d.. Pred ruIm '"iuom ic pa Evan. IL
Guhil i"l". Rchl 80 ma. ia ga ne mo
REQ 'rr rabbit. kcr Jc prc>tar. Pred.
N'"rhl>nIIm mu lc .o>podar hisc zapo.
\"ihI. la =" ma sell ven. kcr nj mopcl
pIacatl r"nta. Ntcrai ic Sci X lcni. k.
J." lrzala d Po>'clii iu 20 poliuhil: nato
= ~t"pll 81 kuhinIo IN poisknl hritov.
NASH -" 10 >ci"r".a ma Stolu mrt
vega.
Pri>cI D" Aomitci in posadiI stare.
hI"mo 'd'>" n't"mobil. ''Nikdar Sc
jokai.. In a,,omotJ '' ~ rrSia l'
uholni"o.
Tako rorcj, Stiridrsct let ie de.
lal moI. drlal ~ drugc. IA ko L.
priSla StaroSt. rrkli So mn. da ma
gre. In MOI j" sci y presto.
volino >mrt.
Izyr>il j. >amomor. Hinayci
kr>canSki in m~ckrScan>ki hinavci.
XII zagovariajo >cdanji zlobni sis.
tenn. vidijo y taken >lucaiu lc IA.
momorilca in ga obsujcjo / bla.
tom. lIimavci ne vidiio ali ncGcio
Ividc,i >atanSkih razmrr. Iii ubi.
Ijaio lrtvc. Ii Jim poti>kajo mo.
riImo orodir y rokr oni vidiio
lr grch. ne ypraSajo So pa KIDD l..
kriv tega in k.ic ic odpomoc,
Pred nckaj dncvi ic kardinal
Gibbons rckcl GasniSkim repor-
i"rJrm y AtlantI. Ga. ia social
gem j. res Iclo %razSiricn. toda
kaiolI>ka laJna orgamizaciia
Knights of Columbus da ho :
NN"I" pr"ilpr"Pagando kmalu d.
mrJl!a T." u" mamrc" social
Hrm.
kuc, kuc. kardmal' Ako horc-
10 koiumboV vlt"Il all kdo
drugl ma SNclu uluclIil aI pom,>'I
>uc1aIlLcm ; p~oNr>Ia LcmlJr. mo
raJc popreJ omeJltl ali pomesti
razmere, kl daJelo povod social
stlcnemu glbanJu.
Illnavcl Il la kardlnal Gibbons
IN nJcgova celia garda rimSkih Sic.
parjcy mora poprej spremeniti
razmere, prokleti kapltalisticni
slstem, ki goni 6Oletnega delavca
V samomor, potem ko Je IL NIGGA
lzmozgal zadnlo lskrlco moci!
Potcm Sclr be- padrl >ocializcm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
SVETA DOLZNOST.

CIV Il nl1-LNIlST
oruou;,a.;;.. .,r,Ln, ho..do
ro,., .. u.;mo:u. -.
.L,I,,u.,.,. uo,r.jL,, or,,or;,a
|.;;. ,.,,nou; ,J~,u,:ui.m :o.,,
-, p, n,,, .,,;,..;;o
-; moao: rob.u r,,r.JoL yJrn
.ri ,-.h ,i.,h l.; .r.L.. misl;
io i'm hoccio doscci i>ti cili zlaSti
ua - ldruIcnic y>ch ~>,i>kanin. L.
IivIicnSkc vaznosti
k,kor i. .,,I :I,v.L ja,,od,v
,,;h :,.;b .Iabo,., u~,.n,,,i ra,o,.
MIN slam nra, taxa !. ,ndi brcz
mos; .Lo $50; sam burni roki
Jara:m;aaa ;,.l;ou;o T,5; na;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

stave ne bo wee V Milwaukee Ge
bodo socialist zopet izvoljeni.
Kako dolgo bo st vlekel bluff
patriotizma med ameriSkim DELAY
Stvomq
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
razlikof

Skch>ko glaSilo V Calumetu -
ina zdaj jc gla>ilo skcbov samih -
piSc, da .ic ma k|onvcnciji V Ely cd
loGila SocialiSticna vcGina. Well,
we'll - ma prcjSnjih konvcncijah
tc i"dnotc pa nj bilo SliSati o so
ciali>t,h. I'm SkchSki listiC Sc piSc,
la jc Strajk brcz vSpcha, Scvcda
j. brcz ySpcha "a McNaghtono.
y" pupijc, Toda cheer up To Sc
nj vSr - Sto jos budel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
MASINE IN DELOVNI CAS-.

mcSGajo, hi morale biti mocno Sre-
dStvo IA skrajsanje delovnega ca
"a in IA ~olajSanje delavskih az
mcr. Bogastvo, XII maSine pridela-
10. hi morale biti y blagor celegS
! %ClovcStva.
Ali TO Sc ne vidi trmvec je obra-
tho, maSina .jc poStala Sredstvo
IA podaljSanjc dclovncga casa, in
"a kapitalistiGni profit. koliko ur
ma dan lahko kapitalist prisili de
lavca da della in koliko maj ga IA
TO dclo plaza?
Nato ~upraSanjc kapitalist odgo-
varja, Dclovni cas- j. u ur ma dan
ihulrmSi nckaj UT, ki Sc rabi IA
pojitck. ker brez tcga tloveSka
moe opcSa Sc razumc, ola delavcc
y cclrm svojcm livljcnJu nj dru-
lcga kakor dclovna moe i'll tudi
YES >voj proSti Gas jc "a %povetati
dclovmo moe. Gubiti cas- "a izO-
hrazbo. "a duScvno razvedrilo i'll
dclo "a drugc Socialnc potrebe, je
Pc kapitaliSticucm %uaziranju ne
umono in u%cpotrcbno. kapitalist
; >vojo poIrcSnoStjo in h|rcpencnju
Pc NcGjcm kapitalu potom izkoriS-
cauja. ne prcStopi Samo mejc mo-
ralc. tcmvcc odtrga dclavcu cas-
da 81 Svojr zdrdvle ohranit. ka-
pitalist kradc dclavcu zrak i'm
>oncr. omcji cas- "a hrano pojesti,
da Sc cello da pri>ili rovlitjc Y ca
>u della. tako. ola poStanc dclavec
emak maSini. katcri Sc med de
lom da kurjavc in OLA.
$panjc. XII dclavcu da move mo.
q jc tako omcieno. da komai Sc u.
trujcno in vcc ncobjutljivo iclo
nekoliko odpoGije.
Ia SiStcm della Sc j. raZSlril, ka-
kor So j. razSirila maSina. kcr
kapitalisi mora maSino boil ko
mogoGr izkoriScati doklcr j. Sc
dobra in pri izkoriStanju maSinc
mora izkoriSGati tudi dclavca. XII
pri maSini della. Ceravno jc izdc-
lex maSinc. kI della pet let po 10
ur ma dan isti. kakor &C. hi ma
Siua dclala 10 let po : ur ma dan.
kapitalist raGuna, ia Sc maSina
pokvari i'm zgubi ma svoji vredno.
Sti akO tudi mic ne della on ina We
like wee profita. ola della y maSino
pet let pc 10 ur, kakor da hi de-
lal 10 let pc s ur ma dan. Izguba
pri maSini DO TEN manjsa, GimvcG
W Sc znjo della.
craven tcga ina k~apitalist Sc
Strah. da ne hi 81 med ten 5aSom
iznajdla druga boil modcrna ma
Sina, XII hi mani Stala i'm hi wee de-
la napravila in stem MENU ma
trgu konkurcnco dclala. Kapita-
list ina Sc vcliko drugih razlogov.
ki ga Silijo k vcGicmu izkoriSca-
nju, X podaljSanju dnevncga in
noGnega della.
MaSina vstraja.. Kaj pa DELAY.
ci? Nth moe je ubita V momentu.
ko zenSkc in otroci povcGajo Nth
Stcvilo in ko ma drugi strani ma
Sina potrcbujc vcdno mani dclov.
no moci.
P~oroGoval.c pckcoa nreiSkoval.
mega odscka y duna iskcm parla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
Fond "a mich. straikarie.

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Mike Mack postal cd We
Sclicc Y Stone City. KaS. 200
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
Fond "a colo. strajkarie.

/adnU izkaz V Stew. 342. .$14l67
Mike Mack postal cd We
Selic" Y Stone City. Kas. 27OO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
KAJ JE
ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica definir;

ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica defimira
>ocializcm tako-lc: 'Etika So
clallzma jc Sorodna. &c ne po-
dobna. ctiki krSGanStva."
Imperial Dictionary: Odprava I'll
ste aktivnoSti poSameznika. cd
kat"rc j. odviSna modcrna druz-
la in nadomestitev regulaciie
>iStcma "a Skupno aktivnoSt.".
William Morris, avtor: "Sociali-
lcm ir ideal in vera Y novo
druIbo. postavljcna ma gospo-
darSki mir. jc predmiscl in leila
novcga vlviSenega Iivlicnja
vScga ~clovcStva"
"Amerikanski Slovenec'': So
cializcm ic hudiceva izna.jdba;
>ocializcm ic prot vcri. druzini
i'm domu
Kranjski Janez: Socialism je kr-
vava laI. Socialist so lazniki.
Slcparji. o>li. hrdaki ..."
Encyclopaedia Britannica. Impe-
rial Dictionary in drugi a%vtor.ii
so v>i cd mum. cd kar .je prevzel
pm Amer. Slovcncu' urcdniSki
StoIcc kranjSki Janez vcliki. -
klobuk dol pred taklm uecnia-
kom'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

-
Bod dclavcc : trdno zovostio
ola ii dclayec. Kot delavcc zavoda ;
Sc. da tyoic mesto ie med ~organi
lziranimi dclavci ne ma mod tist;
Sc vcduo ma idasiio konitoI;s,i
-
&c kapitali>, aroma dclavca
in to ic y,ak dan tadai 60 tomu
pravi business" &c ma d~oIavoc
oropa kapitalista Grnrav 10 ~
Ihlebcc krnba ,.dai So ,omn nra
vi t~atyina i'm tat mora y loco
zato mora biti tudi srcdstvo % cd
nrayo ,cya zla mcdnarodno In ,o
sredstvo ic socializom
-
V>ak postcu dcIavcc rad dola
Kdor :. koristnaga d.Ia boi; nj
yrcden. Ola zivi Ampak ~nrositi ~
dclo molcdova,i in noni5no oIedo.
ii delodaialcu y obraz to ie tisto
kar soyra5i vsak nostor dolavoc
Voc ko, not m~il;ono,. 5opsL, =
Zed. drzavah. Nasprotpiki 5enskc
politikc pa praviio. da Icna mora
biti donna, Zakaj Mo
-
Kaj ie kapitalizcmo kapitali.
zen je sistem. XII oropa dclavca "a
Stiri netinko niooorooo nroi,voda
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Skupai do I. aprila .$25323
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
William Morris, avtor:
Amerikanski Slovenec

cialilcm .ic hudiceva iznajdba
Socializcm .ic prot vcri. druzin
i'm domu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Prijatclj. ne pozabi ma majSko
Stcvilko "Prolctarca". Ne pozabi.
da Y tvoji blizini jc dosti takih. Xxi
potrcbujejo takcga 6tiva kot no
lctoSnia majSka Stcvilka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

kaj je kapitalizcm9 kapitali-
ZEN je sistem, Xxi oropa dclavca "a
Stiri petinkc njcgovcga proizvoda
i'm &C. ladnii zahtcva emo pctinko
wee, "a zapre Y jeGo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Skupai do I. aprila .$l6s.67
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Dclavcc j. odviScn Cd deloda-
jalca radi zasluzka in farmer je
odVisen tudi cd prvega radi trga.
kdOr je odviScn. .ic toliko kot be.
rae.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Wee kot pet milionov zensk jc
vposlenih V raznih industrijah V
Ied. drzavah. N~asprotniki zenskc
politike pa pravijo. da zcna mora
hiti donna, Iakaj nj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

N>ak poStcu dclavcc rad della.
kdor 81 k|oriStnega della boii. nj
vrcden. ia zivi. Ampak proSiti "a
delo, molcdovati in ponizno gleda.
ii delodajalcu Y obraz, to je tiSto,
kar sovrazi vSak poster delavec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

RcvStina jc mcdnarodno zlo in
mora biti tudi srcd>tvo "a cd
pravo tcga fla mcdnarodno. In to
SredStvo jc socialism.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

&c kapltaliSt oropa dclavca -
in 10 j. vSak dan - tcdaj Sc temu
pravi business" &c pa dclavec
oropa k|apitaliSta - Gcprav lie "a
hlebcc kruha - 'cdaj So temu pra
Vi tatvina i'm tat mora Y icGo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Bodi delavcc 5 trdno ~zavestjo.
da 81 d%clavec. kot delavcc zavedaj
Sc, da tyOjc mesto .je med organi.
dclavci, ne pa med tisti-
mi, Iii bcratijo pri Carncgiju in XII
Sc vcdno pajdaSiio : kapitalisti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Cujete?!
BELEZkE
Bod socialist cd nog do glave!

PolovicarJcv Sc jolictski Janez
ne mara. Iato proc 5 poloviGarjil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
PROTESTS SCENT
FARE FROM BRONX
Head of New York Central Says
1t Costs II Cents to Carry
Each Passenger.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Albany, March 20.-President A. h.
Smith of the New York Central Railroad
sent kilograms to-day to Lieutenant Gov
ernor Wagner and Speaker Sweet protest
ing against the five cent fare bill of Sen
ator Griffin and Assemblyman Lane. He
holds that the bill is confscatory.
The bill, which applies only to New
York City, forbds steam or electric rail-
roads charging more than five cents fare
from one borough TO an adjoining Dor
ough, where both of the boroughs have
more than 10000 inhabitants. 1t applies.
however, only to trains in suburban
traffic scheduled to stop at places within
thirty miles beyond the city line.
This would mean that residents Of The
Bronx might ride into the Grand Central
Terminal for five cents on suburban trains
IT does not mean five cent fare from
The Bronx to Coney Island, nor does it
apply to trains on the Long Island road,
as Queens Borough has less than 100000
President Smith in his telegram declared
that the cost of carrying a passenger be-
tween borouehs was II cents. This leg
islation has been agitated by residents OF
The Bronx for several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
GOES TO AID SEA FLIGHT
G. F. Bishop to Sail for Europe
as Aero Club Envoy.

As the official representative Of the
Aero Club OF America, Cortlandt Field
Bishop will sail for Europe tomorrow
and will spend six months abroad in the
interests OF the club. Among other
things, Mr.. Bishop will confer with the
Royal Aero Club Of Great Britain on the
best means TO aid the flyers Of the Rod
man Wanamaker transatlantic aeroplane
in their flight.
Mr. Bishop will represent the Aero
Club at the Jacques Schneider and Cor
don Bennett races. and 1T will be his duty
to select the pilots to fly for the Aero
club of America in both events. He Will
attend the May meeting Of the lnterna-
tional Aeronautic Federation at Paris, at
which time the action of the Aero Gu }
Of America In sanctioning the world race
will be ratified by the international body
The Aero Club has been asked to sane
ton a balloon race which Is scheduled to
start from Portland. Ore, some time in
June. It is understood that 5000 has
been provided for prizes and the sanction
will be given at the next meeting OF the
board Of governors, which will De held
on Wednesday. Glenn II. Curtiss, who
came to New York to attend the Aero
Club dinner, returned to Hammondsport
last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
MAYOR APPROVES
NEW LID POLICY
Licenses TO Sell Until 2 A. M. To
Be Issued After Police
Investigation.

Mayor Mitchell announced last night
that he had approved the lid policy sug-
gested by Arthur Woods, his secretary,
and O. K.'d by the citizens committee
He will issue a formal statement next
week. In the mean time he is having the
Police Department look into the records
of twenty-seven places that have applied
for all-night licenses. All that stand the
test will get licenses at once.
Restaurants that have entertainment.
such as cabaret shows. must close at
a. m. The Mayor said o'clock meant 3
o'clock. but that nobody would be taken
by the shoulder and rushed to the street
In regard to the suggestion that grill
and dining rooms that adjoin hotel bars
be permitted TO remain open after the
bars shut down, the Mayor is doubtful
as to whether this permission can legally
be given. He has put the question up TO
Corporation Counsel Polk.
The eight places that now have all
night licenses will retain them. Those
which have applied for licenses under the
new order are:
William Volk. No. CSC Third avenue;
Reisenweber' s, Columbus Circle; Mandarin
Restaurant, No. 1861 Broadway; McAlpin
Hotel, Broadway and 34th street, Muir
rays, 42d street, west Of Broadway; care
de Paris, AID street; Churchills, Broad
way and 49th street; Claus II. Hinch. No.
2 New Chambers street; Maxime's, No.
10S West 2Sth street; William II. Lewis,
No. 701 Seventh avenue; Bustanobys,
West 39th street and Broadway and Goth
street; G. and G.. Catering Company, No
1923 Broadway; the Pekin, No. 1876 Broad
way.
Schultz Cafe, No. 1928 Broadway; Arthur
II. Goerke CKennedys). West 3Sth street;
Dillon ]. McDermott, 42d street and Sixth
avenue; Thomas Corcoran, No. 40 Sixth
avenue; Jacob Myers QHerald Square Ho-
ted, S6th street and Sixth avenue; Michael
L. Walsh, No. 1884 Broadway; the Toxic
No. 1I West 18th street; Hughe & Miller,
44th street and Eighth avenue; Ostendorf,
No. 2l6 West street; !. II. Resented Con
tinental HoteD No. 14iS Broadway; Ter
race Garden, East 5Sth street, and Jack
Dunstan ("Jack's'), Sixth avenue and
44th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
JUROR REPORTS SPECTATOR
One of IL in Extortion Case
Says He Was Approac hed.

When court convened yesterday
afternoon IN the case OF Henry A.
Egan. a policeman accused Of extor-
ton, one OF the Jurors, Alfred Meyer,
reported to Judge Mott that man
made advances to him during the noon
recess with the probable intention OF
influencing him or determining the at
titude Of the Jury.
Meyers pointed out man, who gave
his name as Dorsch. and said that he
was a mail clerk, living at No. Al 18th
street, Long Island City. He denied
Meyers's statement. but admitted
knowing Egan and his family. Judge
Mott told him TO leave the building and
threatened him with arrest il he re-
turned.
Egan, who is accused Of attempting
10 extort money from Mildred Gilmore.
Of No. 321 West 9th street, by threat
ening 10 report her for running an
illegal resort, took the stand in his own
behalf during the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
Miss Brandt's Lawyer Tells
Appellate Division That
Surrogate Erred.
CRUEL CONCEPT OF
ROMANS ACCEPTED
COntended Baking Powder Man
Could Not Deprive Girl of
Share in S15,000,000.

When Surrogate Fowler went back 10
Justinian yesterday in support of his de-
cision that Miss Florence il. Brandt, a
teacher of Davenport, Iowa, was not the
adopted daughter Of William Ziegler, the
baking powder manufacturer, at the time
Of his death, and therefore was not en-
titled to share In his sl5,O0o0O estate, he
did not go back far enough. II he had
consulted the Book of Genesis or had
looked up what Moses had to say about
his own adoption by the daughter OF
Pharaoh his decision might have been
different
At least, that is what Harry S. Macart-
ney told the Appellate Division yesterday
in arguing for the reversal of the decision
Of Surrogate Fowler. Miss Brandt is
sister of William Ziegler. who inherited
practically the entire estate OF the baking
powder manufactures. They were both
adopted by Mr.. Ziegler, but the adoption
Of Miss Brandt was abrogated. 1t is the
contention of Mr.. Mccartney that this
could not have been done without the
consent of Miss Brandts mother. who
was a party to the adoption, but VINO
was not consulted dDOul lic dhiiuiiiiNhN VI
the adoption.
Mr.. Mccartney said that the decision or
Surrogate Fowler was based on zone OF
the most cruel and memorable OF Roman
concepts" The Surrogate went back only
as far as Justinian, said the attorney,
whereas adoption had been a custom
that went back to the infancy of the
human race. He said that the first
recorded adoption appeared in the fif-
teenth chapter OF the Book OF Genesis,
where Abraham said, "Lo. | am child
less, and one born in mine house IS mine
heir"
Even the Mosaic code, the first code OF
written laws and antedating Justinnan
by a thousand years, was quoted as an
authority by Mr. Mccartney. There he
found that Moses, who was found in the
bullrushes, said, And he became her
SON"
John NJ. Bowers, for the Ziegler estate,
said that Miss Brandts mother had been
divorced from her husband, and therefore
her consent TO the annulment Of the
adoption was not necessary. The court
reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
DUTY ON WIRE EXPECTED
Western Grain Growers Protest
to Canadian Premier.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Ottawa, March 20.-That the govern
ment intends TO impose duty on wire
and wire rods, certain kinds of which
are now admitted free. was gen.
orally conceded to-day, when a deega-
ton of Western grain growers called on
Premier Borden to protest against such
duty. The delegation also protested
against the renewal Of the iron ore and
steel bounties.
The budget speech. which will contain
all announcements OF tariff changes will
be delivered in the House Of Commons
next week. The iron and steel interests
and the ore people are demanding duties
on the classes Of wire and rods now adj
mtted free and increases of duty on the
other classes, the value of the importa-
lions OF which from the United States
runs into the millions
A renewal of the iron ore bounties is
also demanded, although 1t developed to-
day, contrary to the claims of the ore
people. that large quantities OF low grade
magnetic ore are being mined and treat
ed and exported to the United States at
the present tine at a profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
BOWERY PAWNSHOP
LOOTED IN DAYLIGHT
Proprietor Locked In, Burglars
Smash Window and Steal
$4,000 in JeWelry.

With the proprietor and his five clerks
locked in by placing an iron rod through
the latch on the door, two men smasRd
the show window to the pawnshop OF
David Fry, No. ga Bowery, yesterday
afternoon, hastily picked out 5000 worth
of the $4,000 display OF jewelry, then
rushed through the crowded street and
escaped in a lodging house at No. 20
Bowery.
The daring robbery was over and the
thieves gone before David Fry or his
clerks. who. witnessed the affair, could
recover from their astonishment. IL all
happened at a time when the Bowery at
this pace-a few doors south of Houston
street-was crowded with shoppers. Less
than forty feet away, at the corner OF
the Bowery and Houston street, was Pa
trolman Calaghan, of the Mulberry street
police station
There was so much noise and confusion
at the time that the patrolman did not
hear the crash of glass caused when two
bricks were hurled through the window.
About five minutes later the patrolman
was attracted by the shouts Of Fry and
his five clerks, who were locked in the
store
The iewelry stolen consisted OF $3.50
diamond and pearl lavallere, dia-
mond and other precious stone rings and
watches.
The robbers rushed into the Majestic
lodging house, surprising Franklin d.
Foster, the clerk, and c. w. Burns,
the manager, who were at the
office desk on the first floor Several
hundred dodgers were also scared around
the room, but at sight of the men, one
of whom displayed revolver. none made
any attempt to intercept them. The two
men ran through the room and escaped
into Elizabeth street.
Captain Kinsler. OF the Mulberry street
police station, with Lieutenant Of De-
tectives Stapleton and the reserves
searched the neighborhood within half
an hour after the robbery, but found no
trace of the robbers.
The burglary yesterday adds another to
the long list Of robberies of pawnshops
in the neighhorhood of the Bowery and
Houston street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED
Mrs. Boyce w. Knight Crosses
Sea to Charge Bigamy.

Westfield, y. j., March 2O.-News was
received here to-day of the arrest in Chi
cago Of Or. Boyce w. Knight formerly of
this city, on a secret indictment issued In
Boston at the instance Of Mrs. Eleanor
Knight, who, with their two children, he
deserted in England when he came to this
country five years ago. The English
wfe's evidence was strengthened by that
of the second Mrs knight who obtained
an annulment OF her marriage In January.
Or. knight came to Westfield about
three years ago and was associated with
the Nestles Food Company. on one of
his absences from home the second Mrs.
knight opened n telegram addressed to
him from Chicago. signed "Millicent,"
and thanking him for flowers. telling him
how much she missed him and sending
love. When he was confronted with the
telegram and threatened with divorce, he
replied:
You needn't trouble TO get divorce.
The fact is that you are not my wife.
MY wife Is in England"
It happened, however, that the Mrs.
Knight in England was at that time pre-
pairing TO come TO Boston TO press the
blganiy charge.