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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
Senator Promises Start
ling Revelations When
He Takes the Stand.
TESTIMONY ATTACKED
Disappointed OfficeSeekers Are
Alleged to Be Behind Action
for Heavy Damages.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 14-In
/ the trial of the $4,000 damage suit OF
Mrs Minnie Bond against Senator
( Gore today, witnesses were called to
impeach the testimony OF several wit
nesses who have testified for the plain.
tiff. The first to take the stand was
A F. Fisher, an Oklahoma City law
yer.
The senator will take the witness
stand to deny in detail, his attorneys
declare, Mrs. Bonds allegation of in
dignities offered her and will make
startling revelations" as to the al
legged plot.
Lawyer Charges Threat.
Half a dozen witnesses for the de-
fense today testified in contradiction
of testimony given by witnesses for
the plaintiff. One of these, J. W. Laws.
an Oklahoma City attorney, declared
he was told by Mr.. Robertson, an i'm
portant witness for. Mrs. Bond and an
unsuccessful applicant for 1 federal
position, that Gore was drunk with
power and we'u pull him from his
high perch yet"
Mr.. Laws admitted on cross-exami (
nation that "he had hopes" of receiv
ing an appointment in the civil ser.
vice, but denied he was trying to get
into Senator Cores drinking cellar"
Mr.. Laws also testified that DIR. ]. H.
carp. another witness for the plain
tiff, told him of meeting Mrs. Bond in
a cafe. carp made specific denisl-6f
the alleged incident.
Threat Overheard.
Webster Sparks, a special agent for
the department of justice, declared he
had overheard Robertson threaten to
"get" the senator. Mr.. Sparks said he
came to Oklahoma to testify at the
direction of his superiors in the de-
partment of justice and expected to
have his expenses paid by Senator
Gore.
Several dispositions were read In
one Howard D. Read, Washington de-
tective. employed by Senator Gore,
declared that on several OCCASIONS he
had seen James Jacobs, Kirby Fitz-
patrick and Robertson in consultation
with Mrs. Bond. J. T. McMurray also
attended the conferences, according
to Read. Mr.. Fitzpatrick testified yes.
terday as a witness to the alleged at
tack, Robertson was on the stand this
morning, and Jacobs, it is stated, will
be called to give evidence in rebuttal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 7 p. m. Tomorrow, for
Rock lsIand, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Generally fair tonight and Sunday,
colder tonight with the lowest tenn
perature near zero; moderate north
west winds becoming variable.
Temperature at a. M. 13. High
est yesterday. %; lowest last night, 8.
Velocity of wind at a. m, miles
an hour
Precipitation. none.
Relative humidity at p. m, S4; at
z a. m, SO.
Stage of water, 6.3; rise of A in
last "a hours.
]. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
VEDRINES is HOME
READY FOR FIGHT
French Aviator Is Seeking a
Pistol Duel With President
of Aerial League.

Paris, France, Feb. 14.-Jules We'd
rines. the aviator, arrived from Egypt
today and sought seconds for duel
with Bene Quinton, president of the
French Aerial league. Vedrines will
demand that pistols be used. The
quarrel with Quinton grew out of a
refusal of Vedrines to fight Henry
Roux. rival of Vedrines in flight from
Paris to Cairo. Roux challenged when
Vedrines slapped his face and when
Quinton ordered Vsdrines to fight Roux
Vedrines said: "I1l fight you as soon
as / can return TO Paris
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
Scored by Huerta Mexico
City Organ Recognition
of Peru Government.
BLAMED FOR FAILURES
Ell Impartial Attributes to the
American Policy Collapse of
$50 Southern Banks.

Mexico City, Mexico. Feb. 1.-THE
newspaper El Imparcial today attack
ed President Wilson in big headlines
saying: The word of Wilson lack.
honor as he does himself" The article
criticizes recognition by the United
States government or the new Peru
Wan government four days after the
success of the revolution. 1t charges
Wilson with responsibility for the fail
ure of $50 southern banks because OF
his Ubiquitous Mexican policy"
Wells Are Poisoned.
FL Paso. Texas, Feb. 1.-THE pres
ence of strychnine in the water given
some of the horses of the American
troopers on guard at Ysleta was discov-
cred yesterday.
Three horses died Wednesday night
when the Americans, under Captain A.
Fl. Davidson of the 18th cavalry, was
rushed to Ysleta in pursuit of the Mex
ican federal recruits who escaped
across the river. Since then seven
more have died and a post-mortem ex-
animation disclosed the cause.
One OF the animals was Captain Da-
Wilson's personal mount. for which he
paid 4 high price. General Scott will
investigate to ascertain If possible just
what water supply or supplies were
poisoned and whether this might have
happened accidentally through the
dumping of refuse.
Land Tars AT Cape Haitien.
Washington, FeD. 14.-Thirty-live
American blueiackets were landed from
the cruiser San Francisco at Cape Hal
ten. Haiti. yesterday. to protect for
eigners and their property.
Commander Harrison reported TO the
navy department that he expected the
crisis there today and was ready to
land more men.
Commander Harrison said he had re-
ceived information of the approach of
he Haitien federal forces by both land
and sea in President Zamor's effort to
crush the power of General Theodore.
who has set up a separate government
At Cape Haitien.
Oficials here have the utmost con-
idence that there is ample force on
he San Francisco to protect such
American interests as are centered in
he threatened seaport.
II is expected here that If the fight
ng is carried into the limits of Cape
Iaitien proper the American com !
nander Will insist upon the establish !
nent of a neutral zone into which 4
American interests as are centered in I
may retire for safety. ]
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
FAVORS HANGING
NEWSPAPER MEN
d 3. Joy, Detroit Manufacturer,
Suggests Novel Plan to Com
merce Commission.

Washington. D. g.. FEB. IA
committee with power TO hang any
Newspaper owners Who criticized Us
@eis was recomm ended By II. 3. Joy
q Detroit, Mich He asked the house
commerce committee TO appoint an
Interstate trade committee whose
ienure o. Office would be lifelong.
Cnairmau AdamsOu admonished Joy
'hat the Jurisdiction Of the committee
aio not extend as far as hanging
Aewspaper men Joy. who g. q manu-
ileturer. wanted law 20 permit
manufacture % Fix retail prices, but
Aeamson said this would cause end
less ltlzatlon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
WILSON BACK AT
HIS DESK MONDAY
Cold Is Improved but He Stays
in Room-Not to Attend
Gridiron Dinner.

Washington. D. c.. Feb. 14-Presi-
dent Wilson was up ana about today,
and while his physician di dnot per-
init him TO leave his bed room. his
cold. he declared 10 Oe better, and re
spending to treatment. The president
will not attend the gridiron dinner to-
night. He was unable TO attend the
gridiron banquet last December be-
cause of a cold. II is expected the
president will be at his desk in the
executive Offices Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
EUCENICS FAILS
IN CLAIMS, HELD
DR.. Mayer of Stanford Univer-
sity Says Practice Will Never
Bring Perfection. :

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. INA
ture's laws are immutable. and breed
ing methods cannot be applied to the
human race" said DR.. A. w. Mayer of
the medical school of Stanford uni
versity in an address in which he said
eugenics would never make a perfect
man or woman. He said he was in
sympathy with the eugenics move
ment, but he thought its advocates
claimed too much for it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
Mayer Argues Vote Limited.

the women could not vote on "an'
questions.
Mayer Argues Vote Limited.
"In no state" said Mr.. Mayer. $50
far as exhaustive investigation dis.
closes, have the courts recognized the
right of women 10 vote generally. ex-
cept where there has been a constitu.
tional amendment or provision specific
ally stating that male as well as fe-
males shall have the right of suffrage.
in cases where the validity of
statute giving women the right 70 vote
for officers has been recognized by
the courts the right has been limited TO
elections of school officers or trustees"
The further argument was advanced
that the suffrage act had not repealed
specifically certain election laws which
would not permit. under the constitu-
ton, women TO vote. Such a law is
the local option law. the attorneys for
the appellants contended, the legisIat-
i've intent having been when the town
ship local option law was enacted to
confne the voting only TO male vot-
ers.
McEwo1 Holds Act Sweeping.
The position OF the attorneys for the
appellees in the Interpretation OF the
ALI propositions" is summed up in the
brief of Attorney McEwen as follows:
'All questions or propositions must
be construed to mean all questions or
which may lawfully be
submitted TO the votes OF women. There
are many cases where ALI means 'ev-
cry and what the word means in a
given case is always a matter OF con-
struction.
'It Is not presumed that the legis-
Iature intended 10 authorize any ille- |
gal act or 10 pass an unconstitutional 1
law. aud II TO give words effect il Is 1
necessary 10 limit or narrow their !
TO bring the law within the .
the court will give IL such |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
PNEUMONIA KILLS
MASON S. PETERS

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 14.-Former
Congressman Mason S. Peters. known
during his congressional career by the
name OF Jack Rabbit Statesman" died
OF pneumonia at his home here today
after a weeks Illness. He was elected
10 congress from the Second Kansas
district on n fusion ticket In 1906.
many democrats voting for Peters.
then the populist leader OF Kansas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
PROMISED IN DAY

AFsrDOo. Eng. Feb. IA flight
,ross the Atlantic IN only - hours
What Lieutenant John Cyril Porte.
.fneriy of the British naval flying
&c, expected 10 accomplish when
-e leit today for America 10 make ar
'1genents for the nizht.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
ENTIRE VILLAGE
IS EXTERMINATED
5oran Trlbesmen, Long Harras-
ed, Turn on Randile Tribe IN
South Africa.

NsirobL British East Africa-Pro-
tsciorate-Fsb. If-An entire village OF
20 men, women and children Of the
ltSncile tribe ln the northern part Of
u-s protecforate. has been exrermIn-
1lso D. Bo-an tribesnen. a peaceful
Dsop.e engaged IN pastoral pursuits.
sao had been necessarily harrassed by
tae Randres.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
couohs Up Small sIacksnake.

Pana. Ill, Feb. 14.-During a severe
coughing spell William Austin of Shell
byville expelled a small blacksnake
from his throat, which he believes he
swallowed two years ago while drink
ing from brook on his farm. During
that period Austin suffered great dis
tress and serve coughing spells and
a number of physicians were unable
to diagnose his case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
New Bali Leaoue Promised.

Chicago. H.. Feb. IA new eight
club league under organized basebal
control is TO be formed next season.
Il Is said. Ban Johnson. president Of
the American league, said plans are
now under way, but would not be com
pleted until next season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
INSANE Fathers
TAKE nine LIVES

London. Eng, Feb. 1.-THE death
OF nine persons was due to sudden out
bursts of insanity of two fathers near
London. Walter Johnson, street car
official. strangled his wife and three
children and hanged himself. James
Standen. owner of a laundry, shot and
killed his three children. then himsei4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
Laundry Burns at Dixon.

Dixon. H., Feb. 1.-THE City Steam
laundry, owned by II. E. Pumphrey,
burned yesterday. The fremen were
handicapped by cold weather and burst
ing hose. The loss was $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Morning star: Jupiter. Due northeast
about s p. m, the constellation Great
Bear appears almost alone in that re-
gion. The bowl of Big Dipper is up
permost. with the handle extending to-
ward the horizon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
punnes 70 Dine with Bryan.

Springfield. Ill. Feb. l4.-Governor
and Mrs Dunno have accepted an in
yitation to dine with Secretary and
Mrs. Bryan at Washington Feb. fS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14
Quebec Feels Earth Shock.

Quebec. Canada. Feb, I4.-An earth
ing. No damage has been reported.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14

the women could not vote on "alI''
questions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-14

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
v KRATKIH BESEDAH .

Rev. Irwin st. John Tucker,
presbiterianski pastor Chicagi,
je zadnjo nedelio V svOji cerkvi
oznacil sedanji druzabni sistem
takO-le:
Danes zivimo " dobi. kO Sc sle-
parstvO, rop in umor smatra "a
cednOst. Mas glavni general je Ii
sti, kateri pokolje najvec ljudi
naivecji advokat ie tisti, Xxi INA
naiboli lagati in slepariti; najveG-
il javni dobrotniki so pa tiSti. Xxi
znajo naiboli vSpcSno ropati de
lavSke slojc. Klanjamo Sc zlatcmu
teletu. molimo najveCjc tatovc in
poljubuicmo rokc visokim druzah-
MIN damam. Xxi pa Y resnici MISC
boljSc od rejenih praSic So
cialna rcvolucija ic edna resi-
tey.
KolikO jc takih duhovnovo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
VELIKo GUIDO.

Nrhovno Zvezno sodiSCe Wa
shingtonu, katero je ze cd mex
daj zadnje pribezaliSGe kapitali-
stow, je tedni potrdilo tri razsod-
be nizjih sodiSG prid delavcev.
Glasom teh razsodb mora Sout-
hern Railway Co. plaGati $4,000
vdovi Luthera w. Bcnnetta il AL
Stona, S. c., katercga je usmrtil
vlak; daljc mora placati Grand
Trunk Southwestern Railway
$4,000 chikaSkemu zaviraGu G,
Lindseyu "a izgubljeno roko in
konGnO je sodiSGe prisodilo $40,
900 Mrs. Annie Myers, vdovi pre-
mogarja, kateri je bill ubit pred
Stirimi lett Y Dickson premogoko,
pu, Allegheny County, Pa. Zadnji
znesek mora plaGati Pittsburgh
Coal Co.
Zares pravo Gudol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Matt Jones resena jece.

Vrhovno sodiSGe Colorado je
zadnji Getrtek ma zahtevo premo.
garske unije izdalo odlok ali ia,
kozvani "habeas corpus, Xxi sc
glasi, da morajo militaristiGne o.
blasti V Walsenburgu izpustiti
mater Mary Jones IL jece. Odlok
Sc ina izvrSiti V desetih dneh
Splosno mnenje je, da je posegel
nekdo IL visokih krogov Wash.
ingtonu in vplival ma sodisce, da
je storilo ia korak. Slim protest.
organiziranega delavstva, Xxi SO
bill adresirani ma Washington, SC
torej zopet pOmagah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Ali ie socializem "a mic?

AmeriSki polkovnik Mcclure,
Gasnikar. kniizcvnik in svctovno
poznan student obcinskih uprav,
ic incl pred kratkcm prcdavanjc
Y Stcubcnvillc. O.. kicr "a ic eden
izmcd po>luSalccv upraSaI. kakIcn
upliv ina Socialisticna propagan-
da V Ncmriii ma obGinSkc upravc.
Ma TO ic odgovoril Mcclure Slcde-
Gc: "Naivetji in najbolji vpIiv.
Brcz sncialiStirnc propaganda. hi
ncmSki narod ne incl tako visokih
idealov O naprcdku.' Mcclure nj
socialist: primal jc TO samo res
nici ma liubo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
lid V MILWAUKEE,.

Volitve Milwaukee so izpa-
die tako kakor je bilo v danih
razmerah prieakovati. Izvoljen je
"nestrankar" Bading 37,434
glasovi, sodr. Seidel je dobil 27,-
100 glasov. Badingova vecina je
padla cd zadnjih volitev "a veG
kot 1000 glasov. Izvoljenih pa je
devet socialisticnih aldermanov-
g IL ward in eden cat large" -
in sodrug Daniel w. Hoan je po-
novno izvoljen mestnim pravdni-
kom 32,163 glasovi, kar je vec
kakor je Sc kedaj dobil kateri So
cialisticni kandidat V Milwaukee.
Dale so izvoljeni trije socialist
" County Board, tako da je zdaj
ret soc. supervizorjev.
V oGigled zdruzeni sovrazni ST.
Ii, kljub divji in umazani kampa-
Mi, Xxi so jo vodili lokalni kapita-
listi pod banderom nestrankar-
stva" proti zavednemu delavstvu,
so milwauski sodrugi izvojevali
dosti lepe vspehe. Kapitalisticna
stranka je imela ma razpolago
devet dnevnih Gasopisov, imela je
milione dolarjev in imela ie ma
svoji sTani vse, kar je korupira-
mega in nazadnjaSkega - a kljub
temu je spravila borih osem tisoG
glasov vecine. To dokazuje, da
je zmaga kapitalistov silno piSka-
va. Sc par let in delavci bodo en-
krat "a vselej strli nasprotnike v
Milwaukee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Lep napredek v Butte.

V Butte, Mont, kjer delavci
gospodarijo re Stiri leta, so bile
mestne volitve G. aprila. Social
sti so dobili tri nadaljne alder
manske sedeze in zdai imajo po-
polno kontrolo mad mestnim zBo-
rom. Zmagali so kljub temu, da
so rudniSke druzbe zabranile
mnogim rudarjem iti IL della ma
voliSce.
V Missoula. Mont, sta izvolje-
ma diva socialiSta mestni zbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
LetO (VOl.) TX.
VSpehi Zadniih vOlitev.
Mad 10000 zensk glasovalo "a So
cialiste v Chicago. Mestni
pravdnik izvoljen v Mil
waukee. Narast gla-
SOW vsepovsod.

Zadnji torek so zenske prviG
vOlile Chicagi in V mnogih dru-
9Th mestih drzave Illinois. Rezul-
tat Je bill, da je socialistiGna
stranka V Chicago dobila Gez 1O,-
600 glasov wee. To je vsekakor
lep kOrak. Vseh socialisticnih gla-
sov je bilo Chicago po prvem,
neuradnem Stetju 39,321. Najvee
glasov je dobil sodrug John C.
Kennedy. aldermanski kandidat
p. wardi, namrec 654S in njegov
nasprotnik je izvoljen veGino le
149 glasov. V tel wardi bo stran-
ska najbrz zahtevala ponovno
Stetie glasov, ker brez dvoma so
nasega kandidata - kot po nava-
di - zopet osleparili "a vec sto
glasov. Izmed devetih zensk, XII
so kandidirale, nj bila nobena IL
voljena. V splosnem so prodrli
demokratje. Predloga "a Sub
way" ali podulicno zeleznico je
porazena. Ravnotako je propadel
Municipal Court Act" in pro-
padla je celia vista bondov, kar
je prav.
u volilnim izidom V Chicago
smo popolnoma zadovoljni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
DRHAL PRETEPLA IN DEPOR.
TIRALA POPA.

Rev. DIR. Otis l.. Spurgeon, bap-
tistiski duhoven il Des Moines,
Ia, in glavni tajnik organizacije
Knights of Luther, je bill pred
zadnjo nedeljo ponoGi napaden V
nekem hotelu V Denverju, Colo.
kakih sto oseb je vdrlo sobo,
privleklO popa ma plano, posadilo
ma avtomobil in drhal ga je cd
peljala 26 mill ven IL mesta, kjer
ga je neusmiljeno pretepla ter
vrgla graben. Zdaj lei bolni-
Snici V Denver kritiGnem polo
zaju.
Spurgeon je Y Denveru incl ce-
10 vrsto protikatoliskih preda.
vanj. To je menda razkacilo ta-
moSnje katoliske pope in nahuj-
skali so svojo drhal, da je plani-
la po njem. DrugaGe 81 nj mogoGe
razlagati tega skandaloznega ma
pada. Zanimivo je tudi to, da do
danes nj bill Sc nihGe izmed tolo-
vajske drhali aretiran.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Vspehi drugod.

V Girardu. KanS., je zdruzena
sila demokratov in republikancev
porazila sedanjega zupana, So
druga III. p. Houghtona. Dobil je
467 glasov, niegOv nasprotnik III.
F.. Sauer pa 639. Pred tremi lett
jc lIoUghton zmagal proti dvema
nasprotnikoma 314 glasovi. Gla-
sow so torCj narasli "a "a odsto-
tllov.
Gordon Dcmarcst. socialistiGni
kandidat "a kongrcsnika V pOseb-
nih volitvah 7. volilnem okra-
iu New Jersey, ie dobil $500
glasove, kolikor mi dobil Sc nobcn
kandidat naSc strankc V tistem
kraju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
PREMOGARJI Sc POGAJAJo.
Konference " Illinoisu in Ind.
Boi " ArkansaSu.

Peoria. III. - ZastOpniki pre-
mogarske unije in operatorjev l.
maio skupno konferenco glede pla
cline lestvice. Premogarji so pred
lozili 400 zahtev in operatOrii cez
300. Trajalo bo Sc wee tednov pre-
den bodo vse zahteve obdelane in
reSena vsa vpraSanja.
Bridgeport, o. - VOdstvo pre-
mogarske unije .. podOkrozju
.je dObilo porOGilo. da StraikaioGi
premogarji Sc truman priprav-
ljaio ma odhod Y start kraj ali
drugam, ker Sc bOjc. da bo Strajk
dolgo trajal. OrganizatOrii pOziv-
ljejo Dremogarjc IA maj stole V
organizaciii.
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Y pittsbur-
Skem Okrozju pociva okrog 1000
prcmogariev izmed $4,000. IA a
prila So vrSi sploSno glasOvanje
glede plaGilne leStvicc in sploSno
mnenie ie, da bodo prcmogarji
glasovali proti Strailu.
Tcrrc Haute. Ind. - H. OBJ
krozje premogarske uniir ina tu-
kai svoio konvcncijo. Glavna toe
ka ma dnevnem rcdu ie nova pla-
cilna lestvica.
Forth Smith. Ark. - Bachc .
Dcnman Coal Co., katcra poseduje
prcmogovnik Midlandu. ncdalec
cd tukai. jc skuSala vpeiati cd
prto delavnico. Druzba ie izprla
premogarie in Stlacila jamo ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-14
Stew. (NO.) 344.
IL pOlia delavSkih bOiev.
Strajkarji v bakrenem okrozju O.
dredih referendum, XII mai cd
loci, dali Sc strajk nadaljuje
ali konca. Premogarji Sc
pogajajo. Matt Jones
prosta.

Calumet, Mich, 10. aprila. (lzv.
pOro6ilo.) - s. aprila Sc je seslo
okrog 40 zastopnikov krajevnih
rudarskih unij Sirom bakrenega
Okrozja Hancocku in sklenili
so, da maj Glanstvo glasuje, dali
hoce Sc nadaljevati stavko ali
proglasiti boz koncanim "a sedaj.
SploSno glasovanje Sc ina vrsiti
V nedeljo -. aprila in rezultat bo
znan pondeljek opoldne. Vod-
stvo Western Federation of Min
ers je sporoGilo IL Denvera, da
Sc popolnoma strinja z zakljuc-
kom rudarjev in karkoli rudarji
sklenejo, bo unija podpirala Mi
hovo akcijo.
Ma Strajku je Sc okrog Sest IT,
soc rudarjev, toda V oGigled del
stvu, da mnogi Strajkarji name
navajo zapustiti kraj, je tezavno
povedati kako dolgo bi Sc Sc mo.
gel nadaljevati BOZ. Res je, da
IMPORTANT skebje - zlasti Po.
ljaki in Rusi - trumoma zapuS.
Gajo Copper Country, tOda druz-
be ma drugi strani delajo vsemi
silami, da dobe IL drugih krajev
sveze stavkokaze. Rudarji so bre5
malega pridobiG vse, kar so zah.
tevali razen priznanja unite. a
ko pa sedaj zacasno odnehajo cd
te zahteve, III Sc tenn receno, da
je princip unije "a vselej pora-
zen. Boz Sc bo vnel znova elm ru-
darji zbero novih moci. Tisti cas-
81 mrtvila in ! aLolne persistence
napram baronom bakra, ki SO Via
dali pred stavko, so V bakrenem
okrozju mrtvi "a vselej. Glaso-
vanje Sc bo najbrz koncalo tenn,
da bo strajk proglasen kon6anim
- "a sedaj.
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kaj neuniStov. UnijSki premogarji
so pa 6. t. IN. prikorakali do ia
me, pregnali straznike. podali Sc
V lamo in pregovorili neorganizi-
rane delavce, da so Sc iim prldru-
zili vsi do zadniega. Odprta delav-
Mica je Sla po vodi.
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MICHIGANSKI STRAJK Sc
NADALJUJE?

IL poroGil, ki so priSla IL Calu-
meta in HancOcka, Mich. posna-
memo, da so rudarji, Xxi so V ne
deljo imeli volitve, da odlocijo a
Ii maj nadaljuje Strajk, ali Sc W.
nejo ma delO, odlO6ili, da ostanejo
ma strajliu. Nendar OBJ tel uri
Sc nj zanesljivih poroGil.