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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
VICTORIES WON BY SERVIANS
WONDER OF MILITARY WORLD
Nish Claims Austrians Are Unable to
Halt Retreat and Are Being
Swept From Country.

LONDON, December 14.-According
to a Nish, Servia, dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company an official COM
munication issued there Sunday claims
that all attempts by the Austrians 10
halt their retreat have failed. and that
the Servians are continuing TO sweep
the country clear of the defeated Aus
trians.
The Servians are advancing success
fully in the direction of MiIanovatz
and Belgrade the communication con-
tinues. The enemy IS retiring south
east OF Obrenovatz
I'm the course of the day the Servians
captured seven officers and 2,IS3 men,
TWO flags. sixteen mountain guns. other
guns. munitions nd supplies -
Military Men Amazed.
The marvellous recovery Of the Ser
VANS and their defeat Of four Aus
trian army corps which had penetrated
half way across SerVis remains the
.ronder Of military men The crown
prince in an address TO his troops told
hem that they had beaten and pur-
sued the enemy with a rapidly IN
heard of in military history"
The shattered Austrian right win @
crossed the Drina into Bosnia. where.
Z was attacked by the Montene..rins
near Nishegrad and had 10 leave
another toll o. prisoners. killed ana
wounded The pursuing Serviaus also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14

picked up another > 900 prisoners and
Some guns and munitions
me Austrian army from BELGRADE
iias AGAIN essayed attacks against the
ser wan rlSht wing. but meeting with
no success, retired 1t is unofIicialIv
reported that the Austrians arc nre-
pairing TO leave Belgrade
Successes for Montenegrins.
fAi,1S, December IA Bayas dis
Patch from Cettinje, Montenegro, saws:
Inc MonteneSrin army operating in
boSh4d Is continuing its advance. On
december II and Il it occupied Vishe-
eidu' Iorty miles southeast of Saraievo
after fierce lighting and made a larea
ui4PSl VI prisoners and took "A great
Ions. anu pIo'Is-
me Austrians in retiring to the Ia -
'.'"A OF the river Drina burned a
4uSe over the river and also two
S''' eiouses in Nishegrad."
Vienna Explains Retirement
AMSTERDAM, via London. IN. nm
december IA semi-ofiiciaI STATE
iheht ISSUED in Vienna deprecates the
reports vi extensive Servian victories
explaining that strong Seryian forces
made necessary 1.-THE resroupine or our
baikan army and the retirement of o,-
right wing"
Inc Servian kilograms" the state
mcnt adds. also exaggerate cons;,Io,
dulg our losses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
New York Wants Health Director

NEW YORK, December l4.-vb. o;,,
of New York has need of five-tbo,,,
sand year man for director of
the new bureau of public health in the
.ne that the place viii n billed 10y con-
rtttiNe examination. The examination
viii be hcld december so, and the an
pilcant standing highest in the test
VIII he appointed to the new Office.
Recently an assistant commissioner of
charities, at $1,000 a year. was select
ed in similar manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Fur Repairing and
Altering

A furrier thoroughly skilled in
all the various branches of fur
repair and alteration work.
Nuts, Neckpieccs, Coats or
Capes that may be worn will be
put in excellent condition. Any
Furs that you may wish remodel
ed to conform to the latest styles
will be handled in a proficient
and satisfactory manner.
We shall be glad to consult with
any one contemplating Fur
Repairing or Altering.
Fur Department, Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Many to Attend Peace Luncheon.

NEW YORK, December il-More
than 500 leading business men Of the
city have reserved places for "a peace
Insurance luncheon 10 be held tonor-
row night under the auspices of the
Terchants Association. The speakers,
including Henry l.. StimsOn, formerly
secretary Of War; Maj Gen. Leonard
Wood. and Mayor John Purroy Mitchell.
will discuss means of preventing the
United States from engaging in war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Serbian Statement

December
"Dece'nber roops
Hosatehtza
cesn Along
IND
front thercis
three Cickf
searehisht of mate
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WAR OFFICIALLY REPORTED
German Statement


att ks by be n
Meuse and
wiser of
thcatcr of Of the war.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Austrian Statement


~
again
he
aain o The gain i'm
rtantg IN th n
along
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Russian, Statements

ID, staff
in the lava reGi h buS o a
a o
In made It char
P the
re How term cbarGi sub bornlyt
Il the h oil our troops who
ira
he h q the list lula
O th ton is nchanEcd The battle
cont inue their
nareu
of IuDfB uLI a, AUST medium
then slope OF the Carpa hons-
urrc5 the front,e
Incest of
the uphratcs
of Turkish
iiv
0yard.0 rIcck
Turks
and
he tressO of thee
the Oeben matter
by the the
Ganf.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Colored and Black Wooden Dress Fabrics
Cut i'm Gift Lengths for Christmas.

Our stock replete with every fabric in plain and fame
coorings, that wanted They will be cut in patter
lengths and boxed for giving.
Atwood Albatross and Batise. soc 7sc
Atwood Cashmere 75c. S1oo and S125 yard
Atwood French Imperial Serges 75c $I.oo S2oo yard
N[wool Storm Serses $1.oo to $3.50 yard
Atwood Granite Cloth .$1.oo yard
Atwood Redonia Crepe. ...............S1. 25 yard
Sk-and-Wool San Toy. .$1.oo yard
Sk-and-Woo Poplln. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o yard
Slk-andWoo Crepe. $I.oo and SI.25 yard
Sk-andW DOL Popin. S1.5o yard
Sk-and-W DOL Bengaine $500 yard
Sk-andWoo Poplin de Chine. $2.e5 yard
Sk-and-Woo Byzantine $500 yard
Broadcloths. $500 to $4.so yard
SecMf floor. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Warm Winter Coats Greatly Reduced

Coats from regular stockthe standard W. L. quahy-
utmost and style correctness Included are Prntzes
other makes equal in the finest winter fabrics and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
N THE DAY The Store Is Open and Ready to Welcome
and Serve You at O'Clock

Two and Three Piece Suits, Dresses of many mate
Blouses and Highgrade Fur Coats prices that
THESE REDUCTIONS SHOULD ALSO BE OF
THE MOST DE
Dresses Greatly Reduced, $1875 each.
s1sFor Serge Dresses made in appropriate styles tor street ano
afternoon regularly sold from $4,000 to S45oo
$187For House Dresses charmeuse and crepe
meteor dark shades Regularly sold from SIS to S4
S187For Afternoon of velvet and velvet and satin COM
binations; dark shades Regularly $4,000 to $500
$1s7For Dainty Evening and Dance Foek made OF shaoo"
lace over soft plated chiffon. Regular $500 quality
SIZES REPRESENTED IN THE LOT ARE FROM "a TO 49,
BUT NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
French Statement

l.
III in Par a
Thcreh been nj ling o
his
:
the
q
"In the Arcon at he o In Grmi
by the use OF mil II
violent
teri of he
Ia II
q q
thence
the day of
% the
direction of
direction Ioznca During
December
seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Prices range from, $500 to $3.50 the pair

Boudoir and House Slippers,
s1.oo to $3.50 pair.
Rhinestone and Cut Steel Buckles in Va
rious designs, SIoo to 5000 pair
Third floor, Tenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
GIFT SUGGESTIONS From the Great Second
Floor Dress or Yard Goods Sections.
Finest Silks-En Every Weave, Ccloring
and Pattern That Fashion Demands.

~UT IN ANY LENGTH AND BONED FOR CHRISTMAS
GIVING
The giving of Silks in lengths for dresses. bouses.
tules SUITS skirts and custom that has prevailed
This year silks fashionable than they
have been in any winter for long while and
sequeny it is but demand now
will be with their position the fashion
calendar.
The variety is unusually extensive:
Gabard;ne, Satin Lucille T.ousinc
Satin Charmeusc de Cycnc Satin
Phaianx MORE Veours, Arrnurc
SATIN Duchcsse. Chiffon Tafeas Faile Sublime.
MeSSatne
Faile Franchise Quaker Tafetas. Creme Meteor
Iumlneux Quaker Satns
9ik Shirtings hilton Velvet, silk Plush
Linden Zephyr Velvet. Corduroy,
Priced from 81 90 the yard upward
WE ALSO OFFER TWO SPECIALS WHICH WILL
MAKE ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS
4o-inch Black Crepe de Chine,
Special $1.oo yard.
Regular price, SI.5o
1o-nch Washable Satin Imperial.
Special $50 yard.
Regular price, S5c.
Only two colors-ivory white and flesh pink Very strong
and firm desirable dresses bouses Innings etc
G <
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
Handsome Fur Coats-Just Reduced

Luxurious becomngly fashionable garments developed
the distinctive and in Furs of superior excellence
THE PRICES MAKE THE POSSESSION OF FURS OF TIL
CHARACTER THE TRUEST KIND OF ECONOMY.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-11

on the Crusade against labor graft
ers" now carried on by newspaper
and federal officials.
/ VIM. A. Guinea, attorney for sew
eral unions, said today: Every hon
est man in labor unions wants to see
the grafters thrown out. 1t is peculiar,
though, that this fight against So
called labor grafters comes just after
the killing of labor union officer.
by an employer"
Emmett Flood, organizer for the
American Federation of Labor, gave
out statement today that there
should be the most complete pub
icity about the loans of money made
by Harry NJ Hutting at the LaSa1e
Street Trust and Savings Bank.
81 make the direct charge and
challenge Hutting to call thorough
investigation of where the money.
went which he got in 1872" said
Flood. During that year Hutting was
president of the National Assn of
Button Manufacturers and he was
the head man in fighting the strike of
the button workers of Muscatine, La.
Money was poured out to break
that strike. Over 5000 guards were
hired in Chicago alone and sent to
Muscatine. The losses of the individ-
ual manufacturers and of the nation
al association run up into hun
.dreds of thousands of dollars, to a
certainty. We think it cost them
about a quarter of million dollars
~ e+or1,o ont tho Q00 cyir1c opd tho
400 men who we're out on that strike.
What we would like to know is:
Where did Hutting and his crowd get
the money to beat the Iowa working
girls who wanted a quarter of cent
more for every dozen of buttons they
made?"g
With creatures like Boise Penrosa
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-11

FLOOD DISCUSSES HURTING r.
The killing of George H. Hammond,
a labor union official, by Patrick H.
Dignan, employer of labor, will be
taken up tonight by the executive
board of the Chicago Excavating
Transfers local in conference with
John Sheridan, secretary of the team,
sters' central body.
The workingman killed by Dignan
left widow and two children. The
living expenses are now being paid
by his union.
Through every daily newspaper in
Chicago, through quoting John ]. Nc
Laughlin, a friend of Dignan, had
given the impression that Hammond
was CRATER, stacking up a big
bank account from Matchmaking en-
ployers, the actual amount of cash
that Mrs. George Hammond and her
two children had when the husband
was shot was $48, his fellow union
men declare.
''It's a dirty job to shoot a man
from behind without warning" said
Edward Coleman, secretary of the
teamsters. "And it's just the same
kind of dirty work to accuse dead
man of dishonesty. A dead man can't
answer back"
At the meeting of the executive
board tonight George Remus, attor-
ney for the union, will be on hand.
Remus was at the Hammond inquest
and his view is that the evidence of
murder against Dignan is overwhelm-
ing. He said to Day Book reporter:
Sixteen witnesses swore they saw
Dignan get out of his buggy, walk
over to Hammond's automobile and
shoot three times at Hammond. Not
one of those witnesses saw any act of
Hammond that threatened Dignan.
There is no theory of law or evidence
that 1 have ever heard of by which
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-11

With creatures like Boise Penrose
sailing into him, we're soon going to
see the same old Teddy hat in the
same old ring, all right.
With practically no tools, man in
the Bridgewater (Mass.) state farm
has made a perfect teapot out of a
cent.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

\"Stcta i%i>oGlrtja So .jc borilo
rlov"Sko plcmc. ia hi olajSalo
Iivljcnjc, XII mn j. bilo ncprijazno
od prvcga zaGctka. 10 Sc jc poia-
vilo ma zcmlji. So danes OPAQUE
mo hcdo nckulmrncga livljcnja
lahko pri takozvanih divjakih y
Afriki. oddaljcnih kraiih Anne.
rikc, ma otokih Tihcga occana. I'm
vcndar vcmo. da tudi To MISC wee
pravi "divjaki'. tcmvct so So ~
povSpcli ma Stopnjo. III j. STEER
nIZka Y prImcri l. viSino AnglrIcv
all Francozov. vcndar pa viSoka
y prim"ri L nckadanjimi prchival.
q brlogov. Xxi 50 81 komaj IA Silo
razlikovali cd g0zdnih iivali Kaj
81 j. GIoVcStvO Use pridobilo Y
ten ncStctih tiSotlctjih Pravo bo-
IanSko GuVStvo prcSinja modcr-
mega rlovcka. Gc So ore DO soda.
uJcm Svctu. XII j. yes izprrmenjcn
ne lc pc mchanitncm dclovaniu
"lcmcntarnih sill, tcmvcG Skorai So
boil pc ~njcgovi laStni wolff. Kaj
nj bilo vsc to Iivljcnjc vckov
vstvarjanja?
Nckdaj j. bila sauna n~cvarnost.
kamor So jc tlovck obrnil. povsod
Jc prczaIa mani. Skrivala So IT,
pod zrmljo. plavala j. V zraku.
drcmala jc Y valovih. zarila So jc
Y oblakih. DandancS kroti clovck
SoVraInikc IL vSch svctovnih car.
Nicv in Jill premagujc. V svoii
.varnoSti 81 ic uapravil ai~vljenjc
udobno in Pcrumovi tovariSi so
pravi rcvcli Y primcri $ sodobnim
kulturnim clovckom. Ka.i ic bilo
domovanjc vrh Olimpa in kaj jc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

.jote umor in seziganjc premogar-
jew ,njihOvih zen ter dece; dale
jo
sklenjeno. da j. dolznOst pred
scdnika Zedinjenih drzav konfls-
cirati premogokope Colorado
in Jill opcrirati V korist ljudstva
doklcr kOngres ne spreJme zako-
ma "a vladno lastnistvo prirodnih
~bogaStev dalje
pozivljamo predsednika, da maj
oh 5asu pomirjevanja pc zvezni
armadi Y Colorado skrbi, da bodo
delavci varni s~vOjcga zivljenja in
imetja, ne pa kakor jc Scdaj, ko
81 ccni laStnina Rockcfcllcrja mad
zivljcnji prcmogarjcv: dale
pozivljamo predsednika, da ma
nobcn natin me- SINE prclomiti to-
exc zvezni uStavi Xxi dOloGa, ia
SINE vSak drzavljau uositi oroljc.
III kOllcllo j.
Sklcnjcno, da Sc lavczujemo
podpirati moralno in gmotno pre-
mogarJc Y Colorado y odSotuoSti
civiluc Wade. Ma vSak poStavni
naciu jim bono pomagali zboljSa
ii ujih matcrijalnc i'm moralnc
razmcrc, a obcucm jih vSpodbuja-
mo. da - Dire trdno i'm da oStauc-
jo zvcSli >cbi. >vojim dragim in
>vojim Sodclavccm.'
Rc>oluicja .jc bila >prcjcta So
glaSno in takoj ~odposlaua pred
>cduiku y Washington in kon-
grrSuiku Buchanan, katcri jo jc
prccital y poSlanSki zboruici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Popravki.

PR zadnjcm izkazu fonda IA
colo itrajkarjc IL \okomiS. Ii.
jc uriuila pomota Omcnjcn ic
toll Same soc. klub 81. lbs. morale
hi So pa glaSiti Y zvczi 4 DIR. Stcv.
l3l =. :. p. Y. i'm DIR. 300 :. y. p.
j. To mai st vzamc naZnanjc.
Dale 81 j. urinila fisk. napa-
la pr poroGilu o pohodu GcSkih
in jugoSl soc. ma |. majnika y
Chicago. McSto 600. hi So imclo
glaSiti 5000 IStotako jc bila ma
paka pri clauku "\aS rckord",
kjcr Sc j. glaSilo prvo narcotic
maj. izdajc IN lcto 1900 mcsto
1910.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
krogel je obtiGalo v njegovem tie.

krogel je obti6alo V njegovem te-
le,u.
koiiko Jill je pablo ma masprot-
nj >%trani. mi nj znano in majbrz
ne ho nikdar natanGno znamo. Mi
iitarji tajijo Steyilo svojih lrtcy.
Fer Jih j. sram. Nidcl SEM. da so
.'h odnesli wee kot pol ducata il
! oj!Sca ma varno.
Nojna jc zdaj pri kraju. Zvcznc
cc,c so tukaj Mi Jill ~pozdravlja-
do. kajti tcSko L. misliti ola hi
vlaka Icdinjcnih drzav Sla proti
mann kakor jc Sla ~coioradska VIA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
NE POZABITE MA LUDLOW!
donald McGregor, voditclj
StraJkarjcv v bitki pri
WalScnburgul

-. 10,
w P'~""''' VA ''""'o"
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"'''o w. ''N'"', N>PI"'''r'a JlU" j.
"'' man, |a"''' ;" P'NN' ma ra-
"'' "'S'",' j" "" Nh"'' "'''Ih
,'J"' "" P">''''N,' UNI
'''""., ~"''>N' i'u''I"" IT,
'"'''' :" ""rN''''''rJ'N' moi''-
~ '''" ""iN'' 1--WE >''oJnl
'NN' "" "'>'' "a'N'I'""rH ''-
'" 80" WI" Wv" "'""d' Hci'>h' l' D.
','C, ~ ~ =" ; >"'r'''" er"H' P"-
sam N'''rh'
'"" j. WI" "'.N" PR ""IN'h-
''-|' m''''' ~ '"' S~'raJNar'
NV "r''" "'"'''lo >NoJo
I'N'J".'N" "" hr'p" P'o'l -"o Ia
NoI, a'','" "''''"tJ'm.
'',Na' SEM ga j. PadI" y ,rJ tn
"N' S~''''''N III '"'' "'i''car.
''~"'"J'" an "aNaJ 50 pa SlI
"oJ pr"'i N'raJNaiJrm hdo jim
F P'o'. "o
L. f '''' >''"J-
x In. =.
,.,au; 'p va "So
,ani ~
nnJ AZ ~" ma
nI.atou.. ,h; ~"
deco motore - 80.
,a,, H.; '"' jun
,a.,; '' p''
Vida. .,
IN L,aL..., ,; '"'J''
La,.w rI. ''!
mimi surov.5i IN ,ovndnosi ,a1a
vsi so Iiudi. M Iirhiio .,oia
rodbino .voio ,d.oo
Min boi ? mil;co hill - osu
70 niihovib rodb;n - ho;oa.;
pred nonovn;m masLriror;ow :.
boiazn; da GO zonet nonov; 49,
nj dan v Ludlowu
c,.ana.;;
.li.raI ;a o" p"Nr-
-, mr rL"' 10" er'
wal..'Lm.n p '"'" a
nunn; m'Jo
'"' y "!'n'Nn N'"Pa soto
">".'"JS' "'IJ proc "a pr
''"si SOLO
l.L """"J"'" CD
rH. ''' P',''' N'''sh IN
JsiI H'"'N ~N'."JNarJ'
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Ma rok je Sc par sto iztisov
majnisko izdaJe Proletarca. Soci.
alisticni klubi ali posamezniki iih
lahko naroce, dokler je Sc cas-.
Majniska izdaja je najpriprav-
nejse sredstvo "a agitacijo "a pr.
d~obivanje novih naroGnikov. Sc
ute pc Nth. Gene so obicajne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
CHIKASKO DELAVSTVO IA
HTEVA K~ONFISKACIJO
PREMOGOKOPOV.

IaStopuiki 100000 Or|gamiZira-
nih delavccv y Chicago so pred
zadnjo ncdcljo 3. maja ma rcdni
sell chikaSkc dclavskc fcdcracijc
izrekli Svojo sodbo o kapitali>tij-
nj anarhiji Colorado.
Iuani moijc in >odrugi kot
John II. Walker, professionals ILL
nojSkc dclavskc zvrzc. Adolph
Germcr it'd. so ; plamcneGimi be
>cdami obsodili Rockcfcllcrjcvo
bando. Hi mort zcnc i'm deco de-
| vccv Y coloradskih hribih. Wal
ker je rekel, da potrpezljiyoSt de
lavccv je prikipcla H. do yrha in
ako bodo kapitali>ti tudi drugod
oprijeli Rockcfcllrrjrvo taktiko Y
Colorado, tcdaj ne bo dclavccm
preoStalo drugo. kakor da 81 bra
MILO T. istimi SrcdS,vi.
\avzoc j. bill tudi illinojSki
podguverncr Barratt O'Iarra.
kateri j. rekel, ia j. Rockefeller
veGja nadloga IA Zedinjene drza.
We kot pa vsi MckSikanci.
kOntno j. bila sprcjeta Slcdcta
reSolucija
III ozirom ma dcjstvo. da je or
g%anizacija zdruzenih premogar-
jew ameriSkih Zc ScSt mesecev ma
Strajku ma coloradskih ~poljanah
premoga. Xxi so laStnina Rookie
feIlerjcvih interesov in Y TEN ca
su so %strelci, tolovaji, zlocinci ter
DRAWN %milicarji zapirali. muGili
in morrill, mirnc ter brczmoGne
premogarje, zene in otroke;
L ozirom ma dejstvO. ola so ba-
roni premoga, XII so pod kontrolo
Rockefellerjev, ; pOmotjo guver-
ncrja Ammonsa in njegovih maize
tih hlapconov zatrli vsako civilno
Waldo, pogazili vsc civilnc pravi-
cc in Jill nadomcstili Z militaris-
ticnim nasiljem, Z Waldo strelcev
ter oneGastili zaStavo strica Sa-
ma $ tenn. da so 10 prelukn.jali :
kroglami, kar Sc tolerira. ker TO
Sc je %sluGajno zgodilo ColOra-
du:
4 ozirom ma dcjstvo, Ola je bila
krSena ustava Zcdinjenih drzav
in krutO zaljcma pc militarSkih
castnlklh, XII So nazivljejo colo
radske ".JezuSc k%risiuSc". kar IT,
gotovo nov razlaga ''bolje milo
Sti' V Svrho zaSulnjcnja DELAY
ccv:
Z ozirom ma dcjstvo, da so 81.
aprila 1914 Rockcfcllcricvi jam
ski tuvaji tolovaji in morilci H.
vrSlll V ludlowu, Colo. najgroz-
nejSi in najbolj satanski zlocin.
ko so zazgali SotorSko nasclbino
kJer so bile zcne in deca prcmc
garjcv; tc brutalnc in necloveSkc
zvcri so strcljalc ; puSkami ma
vSakogar, kdor jc hotel bezati IL
pIamena in dina, ma kar jc zadnji
nnifil vecje Stevilo livljeni;
4 ozirOm ma drjstvo. da ia be
Ntijalni pokolj brczmoGmih zcna
IN dcce. straSno dclo ncusmilje-
MA, krvolotnosti in najvcGjc in
fannie. jc odgovor Rockefellerje-
viii intcresov V druzbi y milico SUI
vcrene drzave delavccm, XII po-
tom svojih organizacij vcdno sto-
j. Y mcjah zakonov. je
sklenjcno, da Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor ma svoji redni sell
3. maja 1914 obsoja brutaIno IN
nccloveSko postopanje Johna ID.
Rockefellcrja in njegovega sina.
Xxi vZdrzujeta razmcrc p~ovZroca-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

DelaNcc - pa maj ho isl ian.
brc2vcrcc. lid mohamcdancc ali
mormonec j. prcdvScm clovek.
katrri jc lacen, ako nina kaj ic-
SIT. Socialism 81 pcGa : ypraSa
MEM kruha. oblckc in Strchc. We.
ruJ, kar hotcS ali ne vcru.i nic.
kar So we're tiGc - 10 jc tvoia
Stvar. Toda me- vcru.i ti>tim. Hi
tc %odVracajo od SociaIizma i'm HI
II ne privoSGijo, da hi rcSil vpra-
SAME kruha Y Svojo korist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12


smo Sc jim uprli.
Bitka Sc j. pricela Y pondeljck
81. aprila popoldme. Rockefeller
jcvc Gcte so prve izStrclilc wee
strelov ma MOI AUTOMOBILE ma poti
med Toltecom in WalScnburgom.
$ tenn je bilo krScno prcmirje in
Strajkarji MISC bill wee obvczani.
da hi "a drzali. Drugi dan so pri-
Sli Y Walsenburg militarji Y uni
formah drzavc Colorado. llvalili
so Sc ola bodo well llogback IA
kratck cas- in obeSili "rdccc vra-
toVr' "a vrrizice SvOjih icpnih
ur. S~trajkarjc 50 namreC icmo-
novali "rdcGe vratovc'. Mi smo
10 SliSali in priSegli, da Rockcfel-
lcrjcvi morilci morajo iii preko
mas mrtvih, prcdcn zaScdejo
Ilogback.
lIrib IIogback jc tri mile dolg.
NaSc utrdbc so bile ma vrhu hri-
ba. Strajkarji 50 polrgli "a Skalc
IN Nko% odPr'ihc mrd NNaIaml 50
molelc njih puikc. Milicarji. med
katrrimi jc bio do >to jamskih
tuvajcv. 81 imcli dcvct >trojnih
P''NN. WI hlN''o men noh'nr.
Prcmogarji 81 hrahri moIjc ka-
h"r N'do MA NNr'u- '' hl "' mn
hfahrI' hl me- d'lalI \ hcNarnlh m
lapla>'nlh Pr'mos'Nlh Iamah.
I""a g''H' N'J"' "i"aJo sole We
r'ha ne TN pol's ''sa me- ra/um'
j." u""ro a"Hi'NN'Ha J'|lNa irl-
''u|'l sem So J'l" |a'o' k'l sem u
P"' 'ua "' ST da'' "rsan'/i'au v
ar'"a'" N~'J>'aN"N' aN" hor"Jo %
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"' j. f-">r'r'''. Vs. kar Jlm
'"a''JN"' J' onr oisah'/a'IJa. h
'"k"J P~"N'al'J" 'oh'l ~NoJNrakl.
"'cN',''i'rJ',a armada J' 81
,'''" "">NaN"Na.a mas h'''. an
'''| uSp'h'. h''' \'NI na'|dol
Pr"'I NalN'"h"rg" ~ d'Us' poll
"I n'I" NaN"f p"N>Pr' - =" Khan
=" '' ;" ho''Il p'l'' 90 a loda
p" lem NIa"cu )" >'lHaI' naNr
N'"s'' '' "a'" - h'>o W"Hh gam
roNN'Na'' ;" Pc "NlhNih ka%
d"llil 50 ;" ma diva krlla W mas ma
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