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DIED.

ASHTON On Wednesday. April l. 1914. at the
residence of her niece. Ella NJ. Ashton. 1s-A
. street northwest, ELIZABETH ASHTON.
Funeral from Lincoln Temple Friday, April, ), at
pm.
BLAKE On Wednesday. April |. 1914. at Pitts
hurgh at 10 am. CHARLES CHENILLE.
aged twenty-Six years. son of Rev. and Mrs.
James II. W. Blake of Georgetown.
Funeral services at Chris. Church. slst and o
streets northwest at : pm. Friday. Inter
ment at Oak Hill cemetery.
BROWN. On April l. 1915 the beloved wife Of
John T. Brown. Remains at Hines undertak-
ing establishment
Funeral from st. Augustine's Friday. April 8. at
O'Clock.
BROWN. On April |. 1914. Mrs. BETTE
BROWN. at the Methodist Home. SOL NJ
Funeral Friday. April 3. at II am Interment
in Congressional cemetery.
COX. On "Wednesday. April |. 1914. at 81.
10Th street northwest. JOHN. son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. x. Cox. aged five years.
Funeral services Friday. April 5. at 10 am.
DAVENPORT. on Thursday; Anril = 1871, at
Funeral from his late residence West Falls
Church. Va. saturday. April !: at IL an.
Interment at Rock Creek cemetery.
HANsoN. Departed thfs life April /, 1914. at
CZARiNA BEULAH. daughter Of John g.
and Rachel A; r Mccoy. sister of Bertha
ErneSttne. \. Mccoy. George \. f.. Jesse W,
daughter Of the late benjamin H. Mccoy and
niece of the late Sibby 1-avinia Mccoy.
Funeral services at her late residence. l01s
4th street northwest. Friday at , o'clock
pm lntcrmcnt in Harmony cemetery. Rel
atves schc9ms's, and friends lend ann Invited
ada papers please copy
of her daughter. Mrs Fischer. "A East 3sth
street. New York, \. Y. Mrs FLORENCE
Funeral from the residence Friday, April ,. q,
1880 am.
'o $40 am, =" LETfTfS hESsoS. widow Of
Dallas ,r J0hns .ha NJ rcs D. ~ nsr ,sn,,
Mrs. n. a. Daniel 1861 Newton street
northwest: Friday. April ,. at :; pm. Charles
county Md. papers please copy "a
KELLER. On Thursday. April >. 1914. CHARLES
FREDERICK KELLER son of Mrs Joanna
Keller and the late Charles Keller
Funeral from Gawier's chapel: 1880 PcnnsyI-
vania Avenue northwes;. Friday April >.
kerr: On April |: lalt, WILLIAM j.
Funeral from his daughters residence, Mrs.
james f. MuIgan. 40 Kentucky avenue
lnterment private. baltimore papers please
copy.i
Departed this life April .. 1914. at
$50 am, at her residence. lois 9th street
northwest. Mrs. HENRIETTA MALONE, be-
loved mother of Samuel c. and Could viii
son and grandmother of Edna Leake and
Etelka Valeteen.
Funeral at 2 pm. Saturday. April 4. from
her late residence. 3
O'BRIEN. On Wednesday. April /. 1911 at 5:-t
pm. after lingering illness. his resi-
denre. 642 street northwest. Jul |
o'RHIEN of Thurle>. County Tippcrary. Ire |
land. beloved husband Of Annie a. RIicn tncc
purceln aged fcl eight years
Funeral from his late residence on Saturday. April
T. at $50 am Requiem mass at immaculate |
Conception Church at . Relatives and friends |
in,ited to attend. lntcrment at Moun Oliret |
cemetery.
oGLE. On Wednesday: April /: 1914. MARCIA |
Funeral Friday April ?. at . O'Clock, from her
late residence. 1647 Crescent place northwest,
homo tn 81 fSau ,hurch yyh reuIpm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Among those entertaining were Miss Gil
mour Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lee. Lieut..
Commander Maddox, Mr.. Walter Pen
field. Lieut.. Commander Addison. Col.
and Mrs Burr and Mrs. Dulin.
Invitations are being issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Harvey for the marriage Of
their daughter. Edna. and Mr.. Roy F.
Carly, Apr: 10, at the Mount Peasant
Congregational Church, Columbia road
and 18th street. Admission to the church
will be by card
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Gaelic Society Plans Celebration.

The Gaelic Society of Washington at
a meeting at the New Willard Hotel last
night made arrangements for the COM
memoration of the yU9th anniversary of
the battle of Clontarf. DR.. Joseph Dunn
presided at the meeting.
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Prof. Moore to Go to Tennessee.

Prof. l.. B. Moore of Howard UniveI
sity has accepted an invitation to de-
liver addresses before the Colored
Teachers Association of Middle Tell
nessee "A: Nashville during the Easter
holidays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02
BORN

STAFFORD. On March Il. 1911. at Brentwood.
Nd. to William II. and Frances Stafford a
girl.
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In Memoriam.

CARE. In loving mcnl"ry OF my dear sister.
tu,iay, ApriI = iai.,
oh. dearest sister Maggie
Since You have passed away
r seems ns,r nor wv" yrafs as",
hu' "nF yesterday
My eyes with tears are wet
Oh. Maggie. how loved YOU
And love cannot forget.
s,oeo ~ 49, ,,t, ,,
On ~ 80, s -, II - -, ~
In lie lorod ron doarir a., a.
do. Do tho s same you ocar'S' In deS'"
often sir and think Of YOU
When avn alone,
Tor memory is thu only thing
"". s''e' ca" eau 'us own
MA! hcr s"hi rest IN peace" Amen.
BY HER SISTER
foiEl. In loving remembrance Of our dear
father. DANIEL. FOLEY. VIII. departed this
iif" three wears ago today. April :, ,aI,.
Anniversary mass at st. Martins Church
this morning at O'Clock for the rcposr ~
MS soul.
Rest in peace.
RY ms SONS
ch G s Sear In vie sS Spa evGT ER
day, April :. 1913.
Happy angels came and bore he-
From this world OF grief and pain
H1NTI.E. In remembrance Of nv beloved hus-
band. THOMAS VI. iGINDI.E. who died three
years az" today. April =. 1911. Anniversary
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AGNES n ur>.
DIE -
JENKINS In sacred memorr NJ u,c,XN
uTCIIJ.E. wno died A. mil !" ,o,n "A"'HH
To-day , ,o-ro,, - a. 1T.
rI r"1 h ,n"u vast called away,
"' '"'S as' 'oua'' nv rur r.,,,
nj iHE fA"ii,-
JOHNSON T., sad h,,. ,,.,, , .
our dear wife and friend M.Ry ~ nnuS
son. who depaT this life AMI, q. io1.
= '
The homo left sad and lonely.
To rest ordained Of God. ...
.- Her body lies.
In realms of living light.
Through gates Of nearly white.
eI mansions OF delight
r sriri' nl's'
FRIEND. JOHN L. STIATroN
,o
'oh M;- IN sad remsmbrance ct orr Aunt
year ago today. April 2, 1914 '''
RY UET NEPuEw m
" -
JONES In sad hut loving remembrance of eup
dear father. Rev SAMUEL. JONES: who DE-.
nar.eu tnis ire three years ago today, April
l'i'.
Three years ago. dear father
'od called thee nome above;
for sthi We mourn thy love
R,, "p w, we ,,r .a'd ~ me ,"n"F Tra.e'
nsl IN! spfit MAS taken ns nl:hi.
" ~. ~" h .ne n a,, around '"d throne
nv Hrs InVINc D,fmr,rEnx y.p., NC.
nnS .Sr, Sr-SIn $500 r,.n, "-'h->h h'S.f-
an ''" "o'
M. a. ~ h Ssu pu so'ns reinemorsncv
WccsSH. u s anu pu " pn ~ ~ Nr"-
80 go .nn, - "a US Us: ..c "ne ~.
S, -. :: IT, Anniversary "s'S
a. ~ 'ep"e" Suu'ch
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A silver tea will be held at 5o2 9th
street by the Columbia Nomens Chris
ton Temperance Union tomorrow after
noon from 3 to e. Miss Jessie Acker-
man, formerly round-the-world mission
airy will make an address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Rev. and Mrs. Edward c. Gallahei of
this city are attending the conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Center
Street Church, Cumberland, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Mrs. John X. Shields, wife of Senator
Shields. entertained at a luncheon today
for Miss Maitland Marshall. The other
guests We're Miss Eleanor Wilson. Miss
Burleson. Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss Hitch
cock. Miss Genevieve Walsh, Miss Nc
Chord, Miss McCuinber, Miss Du Bose.
Miss Julia Heyl and Miss Jeanette
Cowan. daughter of the hostess. who is
home for Easter vacation from school,
The decorations we're of valley lilies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Mrs George Won l.. Meyer and Miss
Julia Meyer, who have been at Aiken
S. c.. for the past month. arrived yes
tcrday and are at the Shoreham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Mrs. II. B. Coulter of 154 Tennessee
avenue has as he: guest Miss Tillic Mae
Roth of Slatington. Pa, and Mrs. Minnie
Il. Lenhart of Philadelphia.
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Mrs. j.. Hamilton Lewis. wife of the
senator from Illinois, entertained at a
matinee party yesterday. followed by tea
at the Shoreham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

The Paint and Powder Club of Balti-
more will give a musical play here on
the afternoon of April II, for the benefit
of the Christ Child Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

DR.. John II. Hibben. president of
Princeton University. returned to Prince
ton yesterday afternoon after a short
visit. He was a guest at dinner Tuesday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair,
who had to meet him Senator
Brandegee, Senator Blair Lee, Mr..
van Rappard. minister of the Neither
lands: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Francis
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Ham
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh
Mrs. Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran
Thorn, Mrs. Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Miller, Miss Patten and Miss Cameron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Mrs. Daniels, wife OF the Secretary
of the Navy. who has been in Atlantic
City since last week. is expected to
return this afternoon.
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A number of dinner parties were given
at the Chevy Chase Club last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff entertained informally at
luncheon yesterday. when their guests
were the Turkish ambassador. the Per-
sian minister and the members of the
embassy staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Mrs. Reed Smoot is in Salt Lake City,
Utah on visit for a few weeks with her
daughters, Mrs a. +. Carbon and Mrs.
Grover \. Rebentisch. and with her moth
er, Mrs c. A. EldreISe.
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The ladies at Fort Myer will not re-
ceive tomorrow. as the last drill and ex-
hibition viii! be held there during the
afternoon in the riding hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Nine da Cana, wife of the Brazilian
amba ssador.t is in New York to spend
few days with her son and daughter-in-
law Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r Volch.
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Representative and Mrs. Thomas Dunn
entertained at small dinner last night
for Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Ford of
Rochester. The other guests We're Rep
resentatve and Mrs. Fairchild. Repre-
sentative Serene Payne Miss Marjory
Dunn of Rochester and Miss Frances
Dunn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Miss Marjory Dunn OF Rochester. y.
Y is the guest Of Miss Frances Dunn,
who will give tea dance for her Satur-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

Mrs. S. J. Bayard Schindel will spend
the months of April and May in New
York.
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Mrs. James Willard Ragsdale enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in COM
pliment to the wives of South Carolina
members Those present were Mrs. Till
man, Mrs. D. f. Finley, Mrs. James F.
Byrnes, Mrs. Wyatt Aiken Mrs. Joseph
7. johnson, Mrs. Victor Blue Mrs
James H. Patten and Mrs. Daniel c.
Roper.
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As Dr. and Mrs. William Cline Borden
are moving from 1901 California avenue to
their new home, 1905 Tracy place north
west Mrs. Borden will not receive Sat
urday of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-02

THE DISTRICT BURIAL. VAULT * A 2ota
century conception. made Of close-gr ained
Crete hint. steel reinforced: water aud vermin
proof; reasonable; furnished by funeral d.
rector. Jos North Cap. st. Phones n. 59i9.
n. 3336-M.
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Mrs Logan entertained at d breakfast
today in honor of Mrs. Frank A Lowden
of Chicago. Her other guests were Mrs.
John w. Foster, Mrs. James Mann. Mrs
Thomas Dunn, Mrs. Fairchid. Mrs. Fred
Britten. Mrs. David Jayne Hill, Mrs. Ell
kins. Mrs. Wade IL is. Mrs. William
Alden Smith. Mrs. Swift of Memphis.
Tenn, and Mrs. John B. Henderson.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27
MAST ZAPISKI''.

Kdor Sc hoce poduciti, kaj je so.
socializem in kai socialist hocejo
ia mai Sc naroci ma 'Nase Zapiske
kasera reviia Sc odlikuje pc svo
jih o%riginalnih in interesantnit
clankih.
"Nasi Zapiski" so edna sloven
ska znanstveno so~cialisticna revi
ia, ter iih ureduje sodrug DIR. H
Tuna, odvetDik v Gorici.
'Nasi Zapisk" izhajajo mesec.
no v obliki leposlovnega lista Una.
gazing ter stanejo "a cello leto "a
Ameriko S1.30. Naslov: Uprava
Nash Z~apiskov'', utica Tret
Kraljev, stew. 16, Gorica, Primer.
sko, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27
EZPOSELNOS

Delo "a brezposelne delavce
Gospod predsednik Wilson, kje
81? Bankirje 81 preskrbel s svo-
Jim bnaGnim zakonom, toda kaj 81
pa storil Ia brezposelne? PraviS,
da to Sc ne tiGe zvezne Wade. Ne
tite Sc? Brezposelni pa We, da Sc
to MEGA tiGe. Tri milione ljudi je
danes V Zedinjenih drzavah brez
della. Kapitalisti so jim pri zad-
njih volitvah obljubljali zlata ne,
besa, Ge ostanejo verni staremu
kapitalistiGnemu banderu. Name.
sto nebes imajo sedaj pekel. Kako
dolgo bo to trpelo? Emo leto de.
mokraSkega gospodstva je lahkC
prepriGalo brezdelne milione, de
demokratje so samo tako brez mo.
Gi, da hi kaj naredili "a delavce.
kakor so republikanci.
Kaj hi socialist storili spricC
tolike brezposelnosti? Odgovor SC
nahaja V socialistiGni PLATFORM
"Brezposelnost.-Hipna vladna
pomo6 "a brezposelne delavce s
pomnozitvijo potrebnih javnih
del. Use osebe vposlene pri takih
delhi maine direktno vlada pod
pogojem, da ne delajo wee kot o.
sem ur in da ne dobe mani. kot
doloGajo unijske mezdne lestvice.
Vlada maj ustanovi delodobavne
biroje; pOsodi maj denar brez OBJ.
resti drzavam in municipalijem v
svrho izvrsevanja javnih del in
stori maj Sc druge potrebne kora.
Ike, Xxi so ma razpolago, da ome.ji
bedo delavcev, katero je povzro-
ella zlovlada kapitalistiGnega raz.
reda.'
To je jasno, ali ne? Tragedija
pa je, da delavci, Xxi imajo vecino
deset proti enemu, MISC hoteli te.
ga zapopasti pri zadnjih volitvah.
da bi bill izvolili socialistiGno ad.
ministracijo V Washington. All
bodo zapopadli V BODICE? Ali nj.
majo delav:i re dovolj bridke
sole9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

vadno ne We, kan spada Pc politi-
XII, kadar pridejo volitve in posle-
dica tega je, da wolf kapitalistiG-
no in ida svoje lastne interese
svojemu ~sovrazniku.
Nj dovolj torej, da sc samo So
custvuje z delavskim-socialistiG-
MIN gibanjem, ampak vstopiti je
treba V organizacijo, kajti lie ee
BIO organizacija mocha, bo moe
delastva mogocna, da izvede tisto,
kar posamezniki zele.
Ako hOGeS biti socialist, moras
biti organiziranl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

la med veselimi gosti, ko so Sc
prlcuJoti spomniii trpecih bratov
v Mlchiganu in V Colorado, XII Sc
boriJo "a ve6ji koSGek kruha. So.
druzica Zofka Birk il Clevelanda
Je napila zdravico strajkarjem V
Mlchiganu kmalu pc ~otvoritvi
programa, toda pozneje je pa so.
drug Drag. Pogorelec, organiza.
tor Western Federation of Miners
IL Pueblo, Colo, V jedrnatih be-
sedan apeliral ma zbrane, da ne
Smemo tudi V najveselejsih urah
pozablh ma one, XII bijejo kruti
bog 'udl "a a Slikal je COLA,
mrzla fakta IL poljan boja V Co
loradu in Copper County, fakta,
XII morajo razgreti kri in razbu,ia-
II srd kO je sodrug Pogore-
lee k%onGal, Sla sta diva sodruga
okrog miz in nabrala $24.O0 "a
StraJkarie Y Michiganu.
Mas opis ne hi bill popolen &c
bl ne omenili naSega deklamator.
ia revolucionarnih pesmi sodr.
Jozeta Iavrtnika m~lajsega, kate.
ri Je deklamiral par pesmi. Petja
tudl nj manjkalo, zlasti potem, Ike
Sc Je razvila prosta zabava. S hva.
leznostJo sc moramo spomniti tn.
Oh sodruzice Helene Zavrtnik in
gdc. Pavline. Xxi sta tako izvrst-
no Stregli gostom S prigrizkom in
kreptiIom. Proti iutru smo Sc RAJ
sli z ~zavestjo, da tako lepega Sc.
stanka med mani re dolgo nj bilo.
a upamo, da Sc Sc kedai snidemo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

vse, kar producirajo. Dale je tu.
Oh Jasen odgovor ma vprasanje
Aakaj je v Zedinjenih drzavah Sc.
dem milionov samcevY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

vse, kar producirajo. Dale je tu-
di Jasen odgovor ma vpraSanje 4:
lakaJ je V Z~edinjenih drzavah Sc
dem milionov samcevY
k~ongresnik Mcdonald liz Calu-
meta, Mich, je pOkazal, da je MOI
ma pravem mestu, 6eprav pripada
hooseveltovi stranki. Dokler bo
Stal ma TEN meStu i'm dokler GA
bodo tako divje napadali baroni
pakra, tako dolgO zasluzi sposto-
vanJe cd zavednih delavcev.
Strajkarji V bakrenem okrozju
dobro vedo, odkod prihaja tistih
T2o.OOO, katere jim vsiljuje Child
Murderers' Alliance. cato pa ne
marajo krvavega denarja.
N%ovica, da kapitalisti zapira.jo
tovarne, pomeni, da gredo kapi-
talisti ma Strajk. kje je milica2
Evropsko GasOpisje poroGa. da
Je kruupova tvrdka IA izdelova-
ME kanonov V Nemtiji V pretek-
lem letu naredila devet milionov
mark tistcga dObiGka. Ma Balka-
nu, kjer so lani Kruppovi kanoni
grmeli peklenski grom, pa danes
gladu umira pol miliona ljudi. To
Je blagOslav kapitalizma.
Aha! Zdaj vemo, odkad prihaja
draglnJa in pomanjkanje med de-
lavcil IL New Yorka poro6ajo, da
znaSa import diamantov IL mo.
zemskih trgov V letu 1913 Sestin-
Stirideset milionov dolarjev. De-
lavci so torej yes svoj denar "a
pravili ma - diamantihl Kaj?
Strajk V Michiganu in V Colo
radu bi bill ~najkrajSim potion kon-
can. zee hi vlada prevzcla rudnike
in premogokope V svojo last in
Jill operirala. Potem maj pa DELAY
ci prevzamejo Waldo in tedaj hi
bill konec vseh Straikov. Delavci,
ali ste ia to? Glasujte "a socia-
lizeml
kadar MISC kapitalisti zadovolj-
nj $ svojo place - profitom -
tedaj zastrajkajo: zaprejo tovar.
ne in rudnike. Temu pravijo "bu-
siness''. Ako pa delavci MISC "a
dovoljni 5 svojO borno place in &c
zastrajkajO, tedaj so pa vsi krizi
doll in kapitalisti pravijo, da jc
to anarhija. See the game?
Delavci zidajo palace in jeGe.
Prve podarijo kapitalistom, zad.
ME pa obdrzijO Ease. Delavci kop.
ljejo premog, Xxi greje kapitali.
stitne palace "a sami pa pihajo v
prste, kadar jih zebe. Delavci me.
LEGO moko in peGejo kruh, a ka.
dar so la6ni, smejo gledati ma
struce V oknih pekarij in goliath
slime. Ali nimajo kapitalisti prav
do gotove meje, ko pravijo, da
delavec nj sposoben "a nobeno
drugo stvar, kakor samo "a ga.
ranjeY Delavec, zdrami Sc, Ali te
nj sram?
Prijatelj! &c nasprotujeS socia-
lizmu, moras predvsem poznati
stvar, kateri nasprotujes. Nikar
Sc ne smesi s tenn. da pobijaS ne
kaj, cesar ne razumeS. Ako pa ho-
ces razumeti socializem, studiraj
SocialistiGne knjige.
he najmanj stokrat smo doka-
zali. da "Amerikanski Slovenec''
laze, da Sc kar bliska in kadi. Sc
daj nan je pa prisel ma pomoc,
kaj mislite, kdo? Yes glavni cd
Dor KranjskO-slovenske katoliSke
jednote! Cell odbor izjavlja v eni
zadnjih stevilk Janezovega ''lajb-
zurnala", da je bila neka izjava
glede katoliske jednote V ~. stew.
Am. Slovenca ''laznjiva in sra
motna"! Tako sc torei katolicani
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27

h~ongresnik Mcdonald liz Calu-
meta, Mich, je pOkazal, da je MOI
ma pravem mestu, 6eprav pripada
hooseveltovi stranki. Dokler BIO
Stal ma tenn mestu in dokler ga
bodo tako divje napadali baroni
bakra, tako dolgo zasluzi sposto-
vanJe cd zavednih delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-27
BELEZKE.

Zdruzene drzave morajo inter
vinirati najprvo v Calumetu,
Mich. Mcksika stoji sedaj ozad-
ju. MOrilci V Meksiki so prot ka-
pitalistiGnim morilcem V bakre-
mem Okrozuj - blage duse.
Ivezni uredniSki biro izjavlja,
da rudarstvo, kakor Sc upravlja
V Zed. drzavah, je sramota "a ce-
10 naso republiko. Toda, oh, kako
je dobiGkonosnol
kapitalisticne koncesije ma
pram delavcem Sc zmiraj merijo
pc socialisticnih ~glasovih. Cimvec
socialisti6nih glasov, temvec kon-
cesij.
Delavci. kadar CRETE ma voliSce,
spomnite Sc ma Calumet in ma va
Sc lastne otroke!
Kadar delavec premisljuje, po-
stane kmalu socialist. Kadar So
cialist premisljuje, postane kmalu
vnet agitator "a socialism.
V Calumetu in oFolici je Sc we'd
no strajk. Ravno tako V Colorado.
Delavci, ne pozabite tega!
Pretepi cloveka do krvi in "a
podi mu kroglO V hrbet, potem ga
pa obtozi, da - hujska k prete-
pom. Tako so naredili z Moyerjem
v M%ichiganu. In tedaj Jill je pa
sram, Ge pameten clovek reee, da
v Copper Country nj vec ustavne.
Wade. Great Scott! &c je V Calu-
metu in okolici ustavna vlada,
potem je tudi - Mexico City!
Kapitalisticno casopisje z veil
kim pompom oznanJa, da sc Je v
TEN kratkem casu ozenilo IS de-
lavcev V Fordovih ~tovarnah v De-
t%rOitu, cd kar jim je Ford presto
voljno ~podvojil place. To dokazu-
je, kako sreGno druzinsko zivlje-
ME hi sele zavladalo med delavci.
Ge bi v s~plosnem dobili ne samo
enkrat toliko kot zdaj, temvec
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kapitalisticne koncesije ma
pram delavcem Sc zmiraj merijo
pc socialisticnih ~glasovih. Cimvec
socialisti6nih glasov, temveG kon-
cesij.
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Ivezni uredniSki biro ,iz.javlja,
da r~udarstvo, kakor Sc upravlja
V Zed. drzavah, je sramota "a ce-
10 naso republiko. Toda, oh, kako
je dobickonosnol
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''J'' va tdho ltpcBd oc-
stanka med mani re dolgo nj bilo.
a upamo, da Sc Sc kedaj snidemo.
Edison o vedi. Kljuh temu, da
Je veda V zadnjih par sto letih ma
redlla tudesa, smo Sc komaj sto-
rili prve korake V nepoznani svet
znanstvenih odkritij in pridobi.
tev. V bodoGih petdesetih letih
storjen BIO veGji korak napredka.
kakor kedaj pcprej cd za6etka
sveta.
Nisem sanjac, niti ne smatram
spekulacij ma bodoGnost dobicko-
noSnim. TOda sode6 pc dosedan-
Jem napredku V eni ali drugi silva
ri, clOvek ne more zapreti oGi
pred pogledom V bliznjo bodoG-
most.
Ma jasnem sem, da tekom pri-
hodnjega polstoletja bo veda cd
pravila noe. s pomocjo elektrici-
tete, najmoGnejSe prirodne sile.
zamogli bono prekucniti fiziGni
fenomen dneva in noei. Tako ra-
dikalnega vporabljenja prirodnih
sill profit prirodi Sc nj bio. Doba
veenega dine DO prisla potion IL
poln iene elektriGne luci. Ia ide-
ia, da bo elektrika tekmovala
sOlncu, Sc lahko podpre S faktom,
da najmo6nejSa elektriGna luc,
kar Jill je danes V rabi, predstav-
ljajo komaj pet odstotkov svoje
sile. Petindevetdeset odstotkov ST
lie Sc zavrze. potrati. Ia p~otrata
sill nevporabljenje elektriGne ST
lie, Sc brez dvoma V kratkem ONE
il. Takrat DO elcktriGna svetloba
d~vajsetkrat mocnejSa, vplivnejsa
kOt je sedaj. In tedaj izgine noe
V nasih mcstih.
Kaj bono pridobili 2 odpravo
nOcne teme? Seveda, Ge izgine
noe, spanja S TEN Sc ne MORENO
%odpraviti. Veliko lazje pa BIO o.
pravljati rama noGna della. X.
imajO danes Sc toliko ovir. u enc
bcSedo: izvrSevalo Sc DO z lahko.
to vsako delo kakor pc dnevu
Pridobila DO veliko zrakOplovba
mornarstvo in vsakovrstna trans
portacija. Tcma je vedno SGitila
zlocin. Same V TEN oziru DO ne
prestana svetloba pravi blagosloN
"a cloveStvo.
Velikanski napredek V bliznj
bodOcnosti .je tudi z~agotovlien ns
polju aviatike ali zrakoplovbe
Konj ma cesti DO izginil; zameni
ga DO elektricni voz. S TEN Sc po
pomona spremene vozne ceste.
Izpopolnitev V stavbinstvu be
predrugacila sedanji naGin stano
vanj. Navadni deiavec ne DO vei
pla6cval najemnine (renta) sta
noval DO lastni Hist, katera S,
ne DO po lepoti in zdravstvenif
napravah mic loGila cd hise ME
govega delodajalca. Socialno ne
soglasje DO izginilo, kadar DO vsal
delavec incl lastno domovanje.
Zdravilska veda bo premagals
bolezen. Socialna veda bo unicil;
bedo, siromastvo. Zracna plovbi
DO %odpravila vojno. Svetovni mil
DO zagotovlien Gin Sc dozene, ds
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Prijatelj, &c nasprotujeS socia.
lizmu, moras predvsem poznati
stvar, kateri nasprotujes. Nikar
Sc ne smesi S tenn. da pobijaS ne
kaj, cesar ne razumeS. Ako pa ho-
ceS razumeti socializem, studiraj
SocialistiGne knjige.