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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26
! JUST
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CIVILIZATION.

CIVILIZATION.
A hundred years ago, a loaf OF
bread,
A bit of cheese; mayhap, n mug
of ale
To-day, when we desire to be fed
You betcher life IL takes a wati
of kale.
A hundred years ago, q home
spun suit,
They didn't worry IL they had
no hat;
Today, "A gink would he a beaut
Without ten suits of clothes
(and new, at that!)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26


A hundred years ago, shanks
mare did well,
At walking twenty miles no fell
ler'd crab;
Today, a guy would belch like
hades
We're it not for the giddy taxi
cab!
A hundred years ago, a Girl was
Girl!
Alas, they are not as they
flourished then!
To-day. in this mad maxixe whiri.
It's Jane or SQUAD or Wren!
JIM DASH.
All very nice, James, but would
you mind telling us how you
know the styles of 1914?
JUST GIRL.
wouldn't hurt the harmful fly
Some people think I'm queer;
But, gee, I'D like to smear the guy
Who calls a girl a shear"
Daily Californian.
do not lead a slugger'e life
Nor cause poor mortals need
less pain;
But 1 would like to wrap the chap
Who calls a girl a Jane
-DePauw Daily.
oh, James" all right, but holy
catsi
nearly go insane
When some pegtrousered high
school lad
No 81
DAME
Indiana Student
am as peaceful as a sheep.
For struggle l don't care,
But l sure hope the guy can't
Who calls a girl a bear.
- u. of w. Daily.
am not one TO quirk or carp.
Nor one who would rough
house;
Still, 4 would hand n golden harp
To Him who calls a Girl
Grouse!
The first four stanzas of the
above are from journals publish
ed by students in universities. Are
lllCSe uCdI lllliC ICtiOWS IiiG
mad, mad wags?
You see they don't get paid for
it. When a chap writes verse for
the FUN of it, the only thing that
will cure him is a buck-saw and
: a nice, neat pile of rough, rude
wood.
AS for ourselves, IN we
could get q job as Chief of
Police, or Tired Millionaire
or anything simple like that,
we would promise never to
=. write another thing.
We threatened never to men,
hon Charley McKee's name again.
hut we cant help it. just once
more must You bear with us.
Charley confessed Saturday night
that he himself, all alone, right
out of his head, writes the jokes
In the program of the Tacoma
~theater.
Lest you minimize the awful
daring of his admission, read this
sample of his waggish wit:
Waterman Tin any small
European vfllage): "Nine
O'Clock and alI's heII!"
And think of IL, colyum read
Irs. he not only admits 1t, but he
BOASTS of IL.
Good afternoon.
.Sm
o. X. CHESTNUT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26
Japanese Sink
Austrian Shin

FhkfN, of by Jap-
is the
refuge ing of tae war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26

CETTINJE, outnumbered "a
nfcing
Much
aiofG
accomplices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26

PARIS, Oct 26Though Germans
line opposing
fighting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26

PETRoGRAD. Oct. 26.-Checking IN
In lis
The Russians right
left taking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26

, H P. SeiIinger. professor
> of sociology OF the College
, OF Puget Sound, win lecture
, at s o'clock in the college
, chapel this evening on The
, Social Aspect Of the Saloon.
, The lecture is free to the
? public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26

You'd think the kids would be
peeved because 5000 school ma'ams
are coming to town. Not a-talli
The kids have a week off. hence
much joy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-26

AS for ourselves, In we
could get q job as Chief of
Police, or Tired Millionaire
or anything simple like that,
we would promise never to
write another thing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

have been even more successful with
the locals, as the supporting cast is
stronger.
Fisk seems to be the best of the
young pitchers uncovered by Tinker.
Joe tried out a new man, Sherman,
against Kansas City, and the results
were disastrous. Before the recruit
could be lifted the game was gone.
Tinker is in Indianapolis with his
gang today, after cleaning three out
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

a delayed steal of second and was
trapped. Weaver lost his bearings
and also wandered off third john
ston had him at either the plate or
third, but when he tried to throw the
ball rolled off the side of his hand,
and Buck counted when he should
have been out for poor base running.
1t was luck all right, but no one
begrudges bit of luck to these I'M
fortunate Sox pitchers. Chase's sin
gle scored Collins, who had reached
second.
Tomorrow Chance heads his Yanks
into town to open the eastern in
yasion, and the battle will be for sixth
place, with a possibility of fifth for
the victor if Boston encounters tough
opposition.
The Yanks and Sox are playing the
same brand of ball at present. Both
teams are getting swell pitching, but
the attack of each is weak. Those
who like Tght-hitting contests de
cided on pitchers ability will have
their fill in the coming series.
Washington, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton will follow New York in that Or
der, and the Gals will have their work |
laid out. The Mackmen are going
better than when the Sox met and
downed them in the east, and Boston,
with Wood back in trim, is a hard |
team to beat.
Unfortunately Joe Tinker wasn't |
allowed to keep Tom Seaton on the |
Chifed payroll That is, it is unfor-
tunate for Tinker's success in the |
race, but a good thing for the league
as whole, as the Buns would not |
be so far out in front that there
would be no heading them.
Hendrix and Seaton could have
pitched two-thirds of the games, as
both can stand a mess of work. Sea-
ton in particular is an iron man, as
his performance in pitching six
games in 70 DAYS for BROOKLYN |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

of four from Kansas City. The OPP
position in the Hoosier town will be
tougher, but every cog of the Ghifed
machine is rafting along accurately.
After the Indianapolis series the To-
Gals come back to the North Side
for a long home stand, during which
the eastern teams will be met. 3:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
WORK
To Be Started On New En-
closed Baseball Grounds

Work will probably be started some
time during this week upon the new
enclosed Moose base ball and athletic
field in the west side of the city. All
plans for the park have been complet
ed and an up-to-date field for athletics
will soon be located convenient for
every sport-loving citizen in Mt. Yer.
non. The first game upon the new
field will be between the Moose team
and the G. M. A. team of Newark.
The controversy over the advis.
ability OF building the park within the
city limits is practically at an end.
Manager Atkinson has secured the
assurance of attorneys that there
will be little probability of legal
tangles as result The expectation
is that the athletic field will be in
readiness by May 1st.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
COMMUNICATION
Commissioner eritton Explain,

Commissioner 5ritton Explains
Howard, o., April 6.
Editor Banner:
In Saturdays Republican Mr.. Velvet
said there were a heap Of taxpayers
who would be mighty glad to know
why Is County Tuberculosis Hos
pital?"
In answer, will say If those iav.
payers will read House Bill No. 745.
they will find in Sec. l, Il says That
on and after Jan. 1, 1909, 1t shall be
unlawful to keep any person suffering
from tuberculosis, commonly known
as consumption, in any county mfr
mary except in separate buildings to
be provided and used for that purpose
only. 1t also says in Sec 2: That the
board of county commissioners are
hereby authorized and directed TO con.
struct in each county a suitable build
ing or buildings, which shall be separ.
ate and apart from the infrmary
buildings, to be known as the county
hospital for tuberculosis. This act
was passed April 2, 1908, by Repub-
lican legislature and signed by An
drew l.. Harris, governor. Hoping
this will enlighten the taxpayers in re.
gard tc the county tuberculosis hos
pital. will also endeagoS to say few
words in regard to the electric plant
at the county infrmary.
There seem sto be quite a lot of
criticism in regard to Installing the
electric plant, that is the commission.
ers are getting the blame as being the
originators Of that plant. Such is not
true. The State ordered this plant
installed year ago, which we held
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07

on. owing 70 so much other expense
in our county. but when the State sent
a second notice to get busy at once or
they would install II at our expense,
which we considered would not be
profitable, and according to certain
sections of law which compel us to act
we are therefore advertising for bids.
1t certainly isn't the impression of
some, that the board of county com
missioners are hunting for work. for
God only knows we have had our
hands full the past year with the
food, the new jail, and children's
home to look after.
Lincoln said that 1t was easier to
teach 20 what was right than to be
one of the 20 to follow after your own
teachings. In other words, Il seems
to be the impression Of some that the
board can do just what they are asked.
Individually, we might, but being
governed by laws and a hundred other
circumstances we cannot. II we were
TO consider much less and answer all
the attacks made on us, the commits
sioners' Office might as well be closed
for any other business. We do the
very best we know how, the very best
we can, and we mean to keep on doing
80 until the end. If the end brings
US out all right, what is said against
US won't amount to anything. If the
end brings us out wrong, ten angels
swearing we were right would make
no difference.
LEoRAND BRITToN.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
CLEANUP
Week In The City, Make
The Town SpOtIess
This is cleanup week.

This is cleanup week.
An urgent request is made to the
people of Mt. Vernon to clean up the
yards and premises Of their homes OF
all rubbish and refuse If the plans
OF the mayor and others back of the
movement are carried out, with the
necessary support of the people OF
the city. Mt. Vernon will be spotless
in few days.
A thorough cleaning this week will
he sufficient, in ordinary cases, to keep
the lawns and back yards reasonably
clean during the entire summer. 1t
will mean only little work for every
person and the result will be very
gratifying.
Don't let your neighbor surpass you
in civic pride.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07

Nellie Ethel Baker, both OF Mt. Yer
non Rev. Allen
William r. Penhorwood. clerk
Buckeye city. and Maudest C. Co
hagen, Mt. Vernon. Rey o. E. Ford
Deeds Filed
Anna NJ. Padgett to James F.. Dodd
1864 acres in Clay. $1,000
J. II. Mcfarland to Charles A. Clut
ter, 121 acres in Morgan, $4,000.
Lydia Ditwiler to William A. Smith
47.66 acres in Wayne, $4,000
William Totman to John w. Hoar
1923 acres in Monroe, 5000.
Edwin Saunders to Gail NJ. sinkey
80 acres in Hilliar, $4,000.
William Hildebrand to Stephen E
Laymon, 6.61 acres in Pleasant, 81 100
A. II. Vance to Lora H. Robinson
lot in city, $500.
Amsey F. Horn to d. G. Young, 100
acres in Morris, $S12.50.
J. M. Woollson, sherifi, to Jessie E.
Star, parcel In city, $3.50.
Carroll Bronson to Henry G. Jones
lot in South Vernon, 81.
l.. w. Day to Eva r. Rimer, lot in
city, 81.
H. M. Richards to Ora 3. Workman,
lot in Buckeye City, 81.
T. A. Forsythe to ID. w. Hines, 1914
acres in Morgan, S6,500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
Several Bridges To. Be Let
By The Commissioners
Other Items OF Interest From
The Court House

The county commissioners, com.
mtttee from the city council and a
committee composed of residents of
the west end of Mt, Vernon, met Sat.
urday afternoon and went over the
situation relative to more protection
against flood to the west side of the
city. The officials and the committees
met on the viaduct Saturday afternoon
and followed the Kokosing river up to
point north of Riverside park.
There appears to be quite a prob.
lem to solve and it will be up to both
railroad companies, the county com.
misisoners and the city to assist in the
expense should the contemplated re-
pairs and improvements be made.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
The Home
Endures When Factories ard Manu-
featuring Plants Are Deserted

GHuuTSS WuCH TdCtOiiCb SfO manu-
featuring Plants Are Deserted
1. Families must have homes.
2. All members thereof will sacri.
fee to save them.
8. Men may desert factories.
4. But they cling to the home and
farm.
5. First mortgages on homes and
farms to the value of over thirty mil.
lion dollars are the securities back Of
The Buckeye State Building and Loan
Company, Rankin Building, 22 West
Gay street, Columbus, Ohio Assets
S7,200,00e. Five per cent paid on
time deposits.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07

broken above the knee. The accident
occurred at the country school mouse
about four miles south of here. DR..
4. r. jefferson was called to reduce
the fracture.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF CANDIDATES
CONGRESS

TO the Voters Of Knox County:
am candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the 18th
Congressional District to be decided
at the August primary. Your vote and
influence is solicited.
Curtis E. Mcbride.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07

Snythe J NJ Horner Edward Kibler.
sr., Philip b. smythe. Mayor and Mrs.
Biebee Of Newark also attended the.
funeral.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07

The following committee from the
Licking County Bar association was
in the city Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral of the late Hon. Frank v.
Owen: Judge T. B. Fulton, B. G..
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

Answering the question frequently
asked me since the death of my late
partner, Judge Waight I desire to
announce that shall continue in the
practice of the law, occupying the
same rooms in which I have been To-
Gated for many years.
FRANK MOORE.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
SEVERE
Injury Sustained By A Boy
Near DaRViIle

Danville, Ohio, April 6--While play
ing with other pupils during the noon
hour Monday, Brant Kunkle accident
ally fell and alighted heavily in a
cramped position. His right leg was
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
BIDS Received

The COUNTY commissioners on Tues
day afternoon were in session recejy-
ing bids for the construction of a
number of bridges in Knox county.
Among the number is bridge over
Center Run and the east extremity of
Vine street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07

Mrs. George Kiser of West High
street returned to her home Sunday
after having been patient for some
time at the Mt. Vernon Medical and
Surgical Sanitarium.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
No Decisions Yet

Clerk of Courts Hays states that
he has received no decisions as yet
from the court of appeals in the cases
from Knox county heard in Licking
county the first of last week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
First and Final

"A first and Anal account has beer
filed in probate By Walter NJ. Paazig
guardian OF Melissa Sellers, showing
the sum Of S4S to have been received
and the same sum paid out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
Second Partial

A second partial account has beel
filed in probate by T. E. Mckee, guard
ian of George Mckee, showing the fol
lowing: Received $1,O4234, paid ou
$44.10, balance $99S.24.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-07
Guardian Appointed

Elizabeth F. Mercer has been ap
pointed guardian Of Willie Mercer
under the will of E. I. Mendenhall
deceased, giving bond in the sum OF
$4,000, with E. r. Bennett, Jay R
Clutter, T. ]. Morford. P. A. Perry, G.
p. Patterson, George w. McNabb, c.
E. Henwood, c. M. Barber and W. NJ
Earlywine as sureties.
o
Marriage Licenses
William Leon Hubbell, laborer, and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-06

VIII Fishel was introducing them
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Norman went up
to the Ute country to visit Mrs. Nor
mans mother and while there their
Oldest daughter was stricken with
pneumonia and Mrs. Norman stayed
there to care for the child.
Friends of Martin Wicland will be
pleased to learn of his marriage re-
Gently to Mrs. Eva Skillman at Ford
land, Mo. Mr.. Wicland returned from
that place about q week ago, Mrs.
Wieand and her daughter arriving
Saturday evening. A jolly crowd
gathered at the Wieland home on Mon
day evening to give them chart
vari and welcome. and later in
the evening the company gathered en-
joyed a dance. We wish the newly
welded couple long life and happiness
Both are well known here and have
many friends who rejoice with them
in their new relation.
Assessor II. b. Johnson hands us the
following statement OF the assessment
of Union township:
No. OF a cre3 OF corn 6935
bushels of corn ........... 25O,6o0
No. Of acres OF corn 935
bushels OF oats ............. 5564o
acres Of winter wheat ......... ASS
bushels of winter wheat ......l1S3G
acres OF spring wheat ....... SSS
bushels of spring wheat ..... 1864
acres of barley ga
bushels of barley ....... 16O1S
acres tame hav ... 1880
tons tame hay ......... 1885
hogs died of cholera ....... 3746
hogs dive, ............ =. sos
work horses ........... 3. 796
mules ..... 43
mich COWS .......... 963
chickens ........ 49,. -. 1861
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
SoCIALISTICNo GIBANJE.

- MeStcce FrOntenac V kanSa-
su. katero ina 1000 prebivalcev.
ina V svOji Sredini najveGjo kra-
Jevno organizacijo omenjeni
draw. lsta Steje 240 Amerikan-
cev in Slovenci imajo svOjo orga-
nizaciJo, ki Steje 1l5 CLANCY. So
cialisti imajo tamkaj SeSt mestnih
svetovalcev, policijskega sodnika,
mirovnega Sodnika. diva konStab-
lerja in Stiri Solske odbornike.
" AlaSki So vrSe meseca
augusta volitve teritorijalnih "a
konodajalcev in delegate "a kon-
gres. Socialist imajo Gvrsto orga-
nizacijo in upajo ma lepe uspehe.
- DunajSki socialist delajo
vellke priprave "a mednarodnl
kongreS. ki Sc bo vrSil tamkaj V
drugi polovici augusta. Zborova-
ME Sc DO vrSilo Y dvorani godbe-
niSke unije. katera je najvetja ma
Dunaju, toda bojijo Sc. da bo Sc
ia premajhna "a vse delegate in
gOste. Prvi dan Sc bo vrSila veli-
kanska parada vseh dunajskih
socialistitnih in delavskih orga-
nizacij, Xxi Sc bo koncala z javnim
shodom. ma katerem bodo govorili
najznamenitejsi sodrugi raznih
narodov. VrSile Sc bodo tudi dru.
ge slavnosti tekom kongresa.
- Poljska socialisti6na zveza
V Zed. drzavah je sklenila usta.
nOviti korespoden6no Solo dive.
letnim tecajem "a poucevanje go.
spodarskih problemov in socializ
ma.
- Sodrug Emil Seidel. bivsi
zupan Milwaukee, je bill zadnji
teden nominiran kandidatom "a
zveznega senatorial ma socialistic
mem tiketu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
LetO (VOl.) TX.
kapitaliSti v Butte raZ-
bill unijO.
Rudarska organizacija Sc je lo6ila
vsled intrig magnatov bakra.

Butte, Mont. - Tukajsnja ru-
darska unija, najmocnejSa po-
druznica Western Federation of
Miners, je rebelirala in povod
temu je Amalgamated Copper Co.
l3. Junija, ko so imeli rudarji
praznovati "unijski dam, SO
"ustasi" V uniji razdrli parade,
pretepli unijske uradnike, vdrli
unijsko dvorano in odnesli char.
ter, pogodbo in druge vazne listi.
ne. Cpor organizaciji je nastal
vsled intrig baronov bakra, XII so
kontrolirali vodstvo unije skorai
vseh zadnjih deset let izvzemSi
dveh let, ko so bill ma Gelu orga-
nizacije socialist p. X. Sullivan,
>edanll predsednik unije, je po-
znan kot posluSni sluga rudniSko
druzbe. ki naredi vse, kar mu ka-
pltalisti narOGijo. Mesec dni tega
so tlani unije V polne mStevilu ma
sell glasovali, da Sc preneha po-
Sebnim aSesmentem "a michigan
ske Strajkarje, ker je bill Straik
Calumetu takrat ze konGan. Toda
presnji teden je Sullivan pripeljal
ma seJo Svoje priStase in ker dru-
9Th nj bilo dosti ma seji, so prvi
ovrgli sklep presnje seize in zopet
vpeljali pCsebni assessment. To je
dalo povod veGini Glanov, da so
Sc uprli in priredili izgrede 13.
junija.
II. junija so imeli rudarji jaw
nj shod in ma TEN so odlo6ili
5000 glasovi proti 140, da Sc loci
jo cd w. F. of NJ. Nekaj jih je
"a to, da Sc pridruzijo I. w. W.,
vecina bi pa rada neodvisno orga.
nizacijo ali pa zdruzitev U. NJ.
W. OF A.
Delo rudnikih deloma pociva
in druzba Sc drzi, kakor da bi Sc
mic ne brigala "a razdor. Chas. n.
Meyer, predsednik w. F. of NJ,
je Sci soboto V Butte, da pomiri
razburjene duhove in da poskusa
pregovoriti rudarje. da ostanejo
pri start organizaciji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
MORILCI - PRODUKT
SISTEMA.

DR.. Rock Sleyster, superinten-
dent drzavne bolnisnice "a kri-
minalne blazneze V Wisconsin, in
sloveG kriminologist, je pred krat-
kim podal nekaj zanimive stati-
stike Povedal je, da 80 odstotkov
izmed 269 morilcev, XII so pod ME
'gevim nadzorstvOm,-je je pri6elo z
otroskim delom pod petnajstim
letom. Polovica teh morilcev je
izvrsila zlocin pod vplivom alko-
hola. Pc mnenju drja. Sleystera
sta torej otrOSko delo in alkoholi-
zem diva glavna izvora zloGinstev.
Petdeset odstotkov teh revezev nj
nikdar prislo do cetrtega oddelka
(grade) navadne Sole, kar pomeni,
da MISC imeli niti elementarne izo-
brazbe, XII je potrebna "a normalni
razvoj postenega drzavljana. IL
obrazbe pa MISC imeli zato, ker so
morali Sc otroci delavnico in to-
varno namesto, da bi hodili V
Solo.
ktej statistiki Sc lahko pride.
memo podatke iz zivljenja nekate-
rih morilcev, Xxi so zadnje case
kOncali ma elektricnem stolu in
ma vislicah. Trije morilci igralca
Rosenthala New Yorku so bill
produkt otroSkega della. "Gyp the
Bood" je delal hotelu kot 13let-
hi decek; Whitley Lewis je delal
Sc kot otrok knjigoveznici in
Dago Frank" je delal V otroSkih
letih prodajalnici. Trije izmed
morilske tolpe, Xxi so bill obeseni
V Chicago pred parleti, so tudi
bill otroSki suznji. Harvey Van
Dine je delal petnajstim letom
pri stroju; Peter Neidermeyer,
drugi morilec, je IL letom kot
punagac vozil premog in Gus
Marks je delal kot otrok ponoci
tovarni.
DR.. Sleyster zakljucuje: "Te
stevilke in podatki govore dovolj {:
Pokazujejo, da morilec je ma wee
razliGnih nacinov zrtev Material
nih razmer, katere bi Sc lahko pre-
precile. Dokler druzba ne odpra-
vi ten razmer, tako dolgo je ona
odgovorna "a z!oGine! u odpravo
otroSkega della bi Sc zloGini zmanj-
Sail "a polovico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
DROBNE VESTI.

- Predsednik je Is t. m. pod
piral zakon V zadevi pristojbin "a
ameriske parnike pri plovbi skoz
Panamski prekop. Zakon je bill
malo spremembosprejet kongre-
SUI veliko ve6ino.
- GrSka zopet grozi Turkom
vojno pod pretvezo, da Sc Grkom
slabo godi V turskih pokrajinah.
Turk pa zopet tozijo, da Grki
kruto postopajo muzulmani V
osvojenih pokrajinah.
-Zvezni sodnik A. G. Dayton
V West Virginiji je pod obtozbo
V kongresu. Postopal je pristran-
sko proti StrajkajoGim premOgar-
ien in zakrivil wee drugih neGed-
nosti.
- Sinclairjev roman 'Dzungl'
je dramatiziran kinematograf-
sko igro in Sc velillim vspehom
predstavlja V New Yorku in
Massachusettsu.
- Arturo Giovanitti, znani vo-
ditelj l. w. w, je bill aretiran v
Los Angelesu, ker je ma poulicni
kari prepeval marseljezo.
- Zvezna komisija "a industri-
jelne zadeve zdaj preiskuje DEF
stva zadnjega strajka svilopredil.
cev Patersonu, \. j.
- Margareta Cunningham
Chicagi, zena revnega delavca in
matt 2otrok, je bila re 175krat
aretirana in 2Skrat zaprta NEST
nj popravnici zaradi pijanstva.
Pravi, da zganje j pomaga po-
zabiti skrb i'm bedo.
- Rev. J. G.. Gallagher, katoli-
Ski duhoven V Louisville. Mo-, je
izstopil liz cerkve in Sc ozenil
neko usmiljeno sestro.
- Socialisticna stranka Wis
consinu je sprejela svoj program
tocko. XII zahteva polno obdacenje
cerkvenih posestev.
" velikih tobaGnih nasadih
v Kentucky so Sc zopet pojavili
noeni jezdci, XII sirijo strah in
trepet med pridelovalci tobaka.