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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-10-31

school Boards Of their respective par
ishes, cities or towns. the proceeds OF at
least three mills Of the annual tax which
they are empowered to levy on each dol
lar Of the assessed valuation of the prop
erty thereof: provided. that cities and
towns that are not exempted by the terms
Of their charters from the payment Of
parish taxes and which are subjected to
the similar burdens of taxation as are the
parishes shall not pay this tax. as same
| is included in the taxes imposed by the
parish in which the town is situated. un-
less the parish boards OF school directors
Of that parish certify that the needs of
the schools can be met by a smaller levy
| Of such taxes.
| Provided, that this shall not apply to
| cities that under legislative authority now
conduct, maintain and support public
schools, open and free to the youth OF the
parish in which said city is located. and
levy, collect and expend annually for the
conduct. maintenance and support Of said
| schools the proceeds Of at least three
mills Of the annual tax which they are
empowered to levy on each dollar of the
assessed valuation Of property; and such
sites shall not pay and turn over to the
parish school board the proceeds Of at
least three mills of the annual tax. or any
part thereof, as herein provided, and shall
De exempted from the same so long as
such cities continue to conduct, maintain
| md support free schools AZ herein pro-
/ .ided. under the supervision and control
II the State Board Of Education and inde-
PENDENT nf parochiai school authorities;
be entitled to membership on the Parish
| ooard OF scnooi directors ana tnat tne
eiectors OF sucn Guy snan not DO eneioie 70
vote at tne eaecuons ior sucn oirec.oss io1
me parish ia "nicn suen cay - s..ossou .
| Seeuon q De - urine 1870 .ns ma
- he eonsi esS'o.lai e'eetson ~ % ne'u
en.s Seaee On tne nLse 1uesues aolso"
ns ehe nrsl Monuay IA roselnpess 4'As'
me ioresoins amendment 70 tne Oonsu-
eueion VI TINS sta.e snan % s.Dnni''eo ~
me electors oi tnis Stase' enas On .ne
'nciai Da.iot 70 DC useo IN ssao e'ect'oh
snah De piaceo tne Wofos. TOT tne pro-
posed Amendment u Art'cie zoo o. tne
constitution, ana tne wofos' aan as.
ne PROPOSES ameno.nen' ~ <>ruc,e 1os
lne Constitution' ana every esector
shah lhoicate ms vote on tne p1opoSeu
slhehdment as provioeu py tne sene' ~
eAection LAWS OF TINS otaee.
,, ~. L.. -: dT Y1.,.ss,
ruosrAo pIpprr
.ieut. Governor and President Of Senate.
| Approved. Jr.v l. 1914.
| L. T.. HALL.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
| A true copy:
ALVIN T. HERERT EocrafQrT nj State
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-10-31

An ACT
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-10-31

senate fb1H NO WY MI we'll
AN ACT
Proposing an amendment to Article 100
of the Constitution Of Louisiana rela-
tive to District Courts in order to
provide for the creation and election
of an additional Judge for the Thir-
teenth judicial District.
Section l. Be 1t resolved by the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana. two
thirds OF all the members elected to each
House concurring. That the following
amendment to the Constitution Of Lou
isiana shall be submitted to the electors
OF the State. at the congressional election
| to be holden on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday In November. 1914. and. IL APP
proved and ratified by a majority Of said
electors voting in said election, the Bame to
become part Of the Constitution. to-wit:
That Article 100 Of the Constitution be
amended so as to read as follows:
ARTICLE 100.
The District Courts. except In the Par
| ish of Orleans. shall have original 5uris-
tdiction in all civil matters where the
amount In dispute shall exceed Fifty
| (s50.00) Dollars, exclusive Of interest. and
lin an cases whore the title to real estate
lis involved. or to Office or other public
| positions, or civil or political rights. and
| all other cases whore no specific amount
liz in contest. except as otherwise pro-
vided in this Constitution. They shall
have unlimited and exclusive original 5u-
risdiction in an criminal cases except
such as may be vested In other courts by
this Constitution. and In all probate and
succession matters. and where q success
sion Is party defendant. and in all cases
where the State. a parish. municipality
defendant, regardless Of the amount In
dispute; and Of all proceedings for the APP
pointment OF receivers or liQuidators L
corporations or partnership; and said
courts shall have authority to issue al
such writs, process, and orders ~ may bt
necessary or proper for the purpose Of thu
Jurisdiction herein conferred upon them
| There shall be one district Judge fol
each judicial district. except for the First
Thirteenth. Fifteenth and Twenty-1rs
Judicial Districts, where. until otherwise
provided by Law. there shah be two dis
trict Judges. but judges Of the Twenty
FIRST judicial District shall not b red
dents Of the same parish-
/ And the judges Of the Fifteenth Judieia
District shall not be residents Of the sam'
parish after the expiration Of the termI
OF the present incumbents
i District Judges shall Be elected by l
plurality OF the qualified voters Of thel
respective district in which they shal
have been actual residents for two year
next preceding their eIecflon. They Ghal
be learned In the law Nud shan hayo prnc
ticed law In this State for ave years pre
vious to their election
District Judges under this coustituttoI
shall be elected on tie Tuesday AftH -
Inrst Monday In Novombefs 1915 and eysr,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20
EDITORIAL P AGE

theria patient or a tuberculosis pa tient can spread more disease and death than passing through a hun dred rooms where persons are sick
 Its all very well to talk about working in laboratories and passing through sick rooms without fear Oi contagion" replies Prof Newell If one is well. It's the weaker per sons whose systems have a yulner- able point, weakened and sluggish by failure of the bodily functions those are the ones who acquire dis ease. And they will be suscept- ible whether by kissing the disaas- ed person or by breathing the foul air of the sick room. fl you could cork up all these germs then o. course there'd be no danger. B". you cant. The only sane thing to do is to remove the healthy persons and leave the patients at home to be treated or remove the sick per sons and leave the rest Of the fam fly, flood the house with fresh air and drive out the germs.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20
MEDICAL AUTHORITIES
 DISAGREE.

An emphatic difference of opin-
 ion between the highest disease au- Chorities in two neigbbor-ng states, Dr. L. M. Holm, state b&cterologist of Michigan and Prof. clyde Ross Newell, bacterologist of the Uniyersi | ty of Illinois, has becl recently dis closed. Dr. Holm scouts all the old ideas and declares quarantine caus- es more deaths than it prevents by
 the dread of unsavory publicity and loss of work it spreads among tim i'd people. Prof. Newell insists that the disease must be confined and well persons kept away from those infected. The views of Dr. Holm are the most radical yot expressed
 by such an authority.
 Quarantine does more harm than good" he says. Tn my laboratory there are smallpox, scarlet fever, diptheria and many other germs.
 Why not quarantine the laboratory? The germs are free to fly about and spread disease if such a thing is possible, and the laboratory is not quarantined simply because science knows that such a thing is not pos slbIe. If precautions are taken there is no reason why the members of the family in which disease ap- pears should not go about their work. Instead of depriving them Of income and making them depend ent on the community, it would
 be cheaper for the city 10 employ nurses to care for patients and sup erinteud disease suppression. With a competent person in the sick room there is no reason why any other person should contract the disease.
 That quarantine does add to the death toll of the supposedly con tagious diseases I know from inves- Jigatiou. Parents, whose children are seized with disease, through
 fear Of being shut off from socleIy lesirate to call 8 physician, and deaths occur before an anti-toXin ca
 be administered. The anti-toXin
 would do the work. Iu such states as Massachusetts,, where the state
 board of health advocates the burn ing of sulphur candles and other dis
 tuiec-ants, the state physicians in
 their own minds are convinced it is
 all a humbug, but permit the fumi- gaacns to satisfy te phublic mind" :"
 Precauuon'', says Dr. Holm, "wi solve the problem. Tt is personal contact that spreads disease. The single iss from tho lips of a dip
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20

S0th Infantry Lodge, No. 1890. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. gor Wm. H Seward, Haines, flask R-Eu.-, lLeesings every Thursday n.g-eat 7:@y 9. n. All visiting bro t-e-s cord.-- y welcomed.
 Aav one desiring information a5o-. the Lodge will confer Q favor Ly addressing
 HE SECRETARY.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20
DIFFERENCES AIiE SETTLED.

The differences tha4 have exist isted between the town council ot Skagway and the Home Power Co.,. since November goth, of last year as to the rate to be charged the town for the furnishing ot water was settled last night saJistactor- fly to all concerned, and new five year contract entered into.
 Both the people Of the town and the Home Power Co. are to be con- graduated on the amicable settle ment of a question that at enc time threatened to enf in an open rupture ,and the installatiou of a new plant by the town for the fur nishing of both water and light.
 The agreement between the town council and the Home Power Co. as to the terms of the new contract was brought about by concessions on the part of each, the members oL the council recognizing that the Home Power company has expended large sums of money 5n the install ation of an adequate water supply for fire and domestic purposes for the town and is therefore entitled to consideration for its enterprise so lcng as it's demands are anywhere within reason.
 The Daily Alaskan is pleased to note that the matter has been f.nal- ly settled in a manner that appears to be to the best interests Of ali concerned.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20
I Human Conditions Better Than Ever
By IOHN BACH MINISTER, Professor of American History
 University of Pennsylvania

rFPF is an increase in humanitaranisn made evident by nu
 legislation of all kinds in almost every state me ne,E.
 is being from out the Tut and with the nPOHe'o oi
 o conditions and the abolition of sweat shops and unsan dons this class is steadily becoming MORE PO" Ehto FO~1
 on,r- s pApT oE HUMAN MATURE. THOSE WHO POINT THE FINGER OF scoRN AT PRESENT DAY CORRUPTION MUST CON. sDER THAT EXISTED IN THE DAYS OF THEIR FoH-FH TIERS IN FORMS LESS DISASTROUS THAN TO-DAY AND PROBABLY EVEN MORE so.
 One of the greatest problems twenty thirty years ago was the % ion of EMIGRATION How should immigration be dealt "a; Should the immigrant entirely excluded should only ce c" be admitted Today much less fearful Of the cone M % migration The foreigner rapidly becomes part of onT GREAT " TCAN SYSTEM and the assimilation is made easy by Soc % latte and educational that the immigration question IS rarely men
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20

Olympia Beer on draughU at the Board of Trade. This famous brew, both on. draft and in bottles is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board Of Trade Bar waere the celebrated Rainier Beer .s also kept iu bot ties. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20
Men Too EEystericaI In Politics
y Mrs. HELEN RING ROBINSON Only Woman Senate

By Mrs HELEN RING ROBINSON Only Woman Senator a ynasd
 States
 F no longer have military government but we have soca gov w enment working for human and social ends and tS govern W rnent needs the WOMAN'S POINT OF VIEW.
 Put man at one desk and at the le sum is not plus equals two The blending of viewpoints and ideas and ideas and capabilities makes far more than two
 HAVE SEEN MEN ON THE CLOSING NIGHT OF THE SESSION OF THE SENATE. THEIR MINDS ARE ALL RUMPLE0 UP MEN ARE REALLY HYsTERcAL TO BE TRUSTED ALONE IN POLITICS.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-20

E.EU LAuNDEY-The JandO Eaa- ---.-rg on Third street next ta U -.-" North Hotel, does your vas...g without shrinking the c-g-1 .s. Family work given care t-l - .....g-. tE.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
MILAN GLUMAC

Miana Gumca nj wee Premini e sobOto dne g. decembra
oh popdne farmi sod Perica Cedar Lake Ind
bOemo Xxi pobrala proearcev jetiko
eha sraSn boezni let vsed cesar
zdravnikov podal California; da okreva Ali e
krpkO zastava blo
nobene pomo wee das G adn cas- ms ObraGa bO
lie Negova edna zea da zapusti sonGnatO MENU ako
mrvo California; kjer bo zvjenja kakno teo
njegovi d ker revoucje
satv bojnih vsah bouoGega d sred
svoh soborcev naljuGu ponia
nenadOma pobOva urednka In ke j Gumac da re mga
drug povab uredniski
pon med vOjce katerim G dz duhu cd Sci isa
zdravja dano California; Toda pelo nj dogo in il
naponos Xxi h povzroGa boezcn sprememba
delO lavmu Gumcu zadale ob6une poedce
mu e veo da p da posaja aboten Toda pregovor Sc nj
da Sedel je psa Boril je do zadnie
rekot umraOG pro kruemu sovraznu kapazmu katerega
dobro pozna pro poneumnjuje delavsvo in ga vod
njegov prepaid!
Ko j izsa zadnja straza zapaz posaa
saOeJ IN odP so ga skoraJ so 6onnco cd koder ga
fane bo zrak negO je zaduhl Chicago In drug dan
ma farm preminil DOkOn6al je pot Golgoto!
je let Po poklcu je bill stavec
e prcpotova kot tax ven svoje Bone kraev
Evop starr domovm ze e bill aktiven clan strank Hvat
ske IN Bon no le psev Amerko e bo njegovo deo
ola najde svo sodruge da daja
a Allegheny Pa kateri mu svetoval maj Chicago in
nag uS'Varl Organzao IN kasnee list To Sc vsed Gumceve
agno in davnost udi kmau uresni6o Usanovila je
Radncka STRATA nae brako gaso SZ h epo napredue
40 Sc e 1ea rzva hvatska organzca in list je bill Glumac
vedno feu besedo dejaniem zgdom vdno prv
zadn della to e bo negovo geso da povzdgne mlada
Po azcVeaJoca organzaa ME gasilo svojh naerh scer
umac nj incl vedno sree toda dosege e
Amerik ssematiGno Glumac e bill
jezka sukat tud posnem bill Gumac
nemske Sole oGen deaven GumGevo delo
mo oganaco ampak srukuro Jugoslo-
vanske socacne ker je bill eden cd prvh scanje
kaer spre naGea bodo6e federac
gOovanskih ocasov Ameri njegovo smrtjo torej
zgubo celia ugoovanka socasi6na On je dokonGa
prot wolff; -; mi cu
Gumac rvova kar e incl Caen spomin
straSenemu bojevniku!
Pogreb pokojnega nedelo ziurai
Radnitke stra 1880 So Racine Centre
bo truplo vpepejeno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
HUERTA ZOPET TEPEN.-RE-
BELSKA VLADA v CHI
HUAHUI.

Meksikanski diktator Huerta
je zopct dobil tezko batino. Me
gova zadnja armada ma severn V
Ojinagi je bila razbita mic. Re-
bell pod vodstvom generala Orte-
ge Je razprSil okrog 1000 federal
Gem, med tenn ko je oblezalo mrt-
viii s,orO tisoG. Premagani fede-
ralci so kar trumoma bezali Gez
rekO y Zedu. drz., kier so padli v
roke ameriSkim strazam. Zadnje
so izr"6ile ranjence RdeGemu Kri-
zu oskrbo, a zdrave begune so
pa razorozile in pognale nazaj Gez
reko. Rebel so dobili bitko po
tridnevnem srditem boju ravno
ma Novega leta dan. z zmago re-
belov pri Ojinagi je zapecatena
usoda Huerte ma severn in vse Sc
verne drzave oh ameriski meji so
V rokah Observation-Disclosures.
Zmagoviti Villa je organiziral
zacasno Waldo chihuahua City.
Po njegovem naGrtu je pri6ela
Observation-Disclosures vlada vpra-
vljati banke, prodajalnice, tovar-
ne, pOuliGne zeleznice, igralnice
in zeleznico, katera vodi v Juarez.
Villa je proglasil visa zemljis6a
millionaire Terrazasa "a javno
last ljudstva in ia lastnina sluzi
kot jamstvo "a ljudsko banko, ka-
terra bo izdajala papirnati denar.
Yes dobicek gori navedenih jaw
nih podjetij pojde V to banko.
Villa je tudi zaplenil mnogo oble-
Ike, igrac in ziveza V Spanskih tr.
govinah in YES plen je ma boziGni
dan razdelil med revne liudi v
Chihuahua City. s TEN pocetjem
Sc je Villa zelo prikupil revnim
masam in vse, kar zamore nositi
orozje, dere njegovo armada re-
belov
Pr >asednik Wilson je 2. jan.
nenadoma pozval svojega zastop-
nika Johna Linda liz Meksiko CT
ty k sebi V Pass Christian, Miss,
kjer Sc mudi ma boziGnih pocitni-
cab. Ia Wilsonov korak je obu-
dill nekoliko senzacije washing
tonskih diplomaticnih krogih in
pricakovati je, da ina predsednik
zopet kak nov Erik" glede raz-
merja z Meksiko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
SoCIALISTICNA DEMONSTRA
CHA v BOLGARSKEM
PARLAMENTU.

Sofia, l. jan. - Danes je bilo
otvorjeno bolgarsko sobranje ali
drzavni zbor. Ko je car Ferdi-
nand svojo zeno stopil v zborni-
co. zadoneli so klici cd strani,
kjer so sedeli socialistiGni poslan-
ci IDOL z monarhijo Zivela re-
publika!" Par minut pozneje, ko
je car pricel citati svoj govor, so
socialist ponovili presnji klic in
eden il med je zavpil: "Sestdeset
tisoG Bolgarov je zrtvovalo svoja
zivljenja "a carja in monarhijo.
Dol carevinol Zivela republi-
kal" Nato so vsi socialisti6ni po-
slanci zapustili zbornico. Car je
delal, kakor da Sc mic ne zmeni "a
demonstracijo. Ma Bolgarskem Sc
vedno bolj siri duh revolucije
proti carju in njegovih kohortam.
PrOletarska masa zahteva repu-
bliko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Proti duhovnu Sc DO morala VT
siti druga obravnava. L. zaneslji-
viii virov porocajo, da je imelo
zagovornistvo ma razpolago $25.-
600. Ia denar so prispevali veGi-
mona katoliSki duhovni v New
Yorku in drugod namenom, da
bi Schmidta pribazali kot norca.
Dejstvo pa, da ie zagovorniStvo
svojimi "dokazi" prepriGalo ko-
mai diva porotnika, govori dovoli,
da ie duhoven Schmidt lopovski
morilec in simulant.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
SOCIALIST v CALIFORNIA
ZAHTEVAJO ZAKONODAJNO
POMoC IA BREZPOSELNE.

Draavni komitej socialisti6ne
stranke California; je predlozil
guvernerju Johnsonu zahtevo, da
zadnji takoj sklice zakonodajo v
svrho. da sklene hipno pomoc "a
brezposelne delavce V drzavi
Brezposelnost V California; je to
zimo prvi in najve6ji problem. Pc
zancsljivih podatkih je okrog
10000 moz brez della in veGina te
armade sc nahaja V San Francis
cu, Los Angelesu in par drugih
vcGiih mestih. Socialisticna stran-
ka dalje zahteva ,da drzava prime
raznc delodobavne, zemljiSke in
zclczniske agcnte, XII so zvabili
veliko delavcev cd drugod pod o.
bliubami, da dobe delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
SCHMIDToV PROCES NEDo-
KONCAN.

Obravnava proti HanSu Schmid-
tn. katoliSkemu duhovniku New
Yorku, kateri je umoril in razse-
kal truplo svoie ljubice, sc ie kon
Gala nezedinjenjem porote zad-
Mi torek. Porota Sc je mucila 80
ur. da bi dosegla razsodek, toda
vslea trme dveh pOrotnikov Sc nj
mogla zediniti in sodnik Foster
je koncno razpustil poroto. Ko je
sodnik pozval porotnike precise,
izjavil je naGelnik istih, da so
vseh 80 ur glasovali istim rezul-
tatom kakor prvi@ deset "a kriv-
do umora prve vrste, diva pa "a
oprostitev ma podlagi blaznosti.
Nacelnik porote je dalje rekel, da
sta doticna diva porotnika vsa-
ken oziru nesposobna, da bi slu-
lila kot porotnika.
Tako Sc ie koncal prvi process
proti duhovniku morilcu, process.
XII je vzbujal veliko senzacijO.
ZagovorniStvo morilca Sc ie po-
Steno trudilo, da hi dokazalo ME.
goyo blaznoSt, namrec versko
blaznost. Toda drzavno pravdni-
Stvo ie svoiimi zvedenci dokaza
10 nasproti. da ie Schmidt nadar-
ien Glovek in pOpolnoma pri zdra-
vi pameti in zahtevalO ie, da ga
pOrota spo7na krivim umora prve
vrste. Ma porotnike ie zlasti de-
lovalo dcistvo. da ie Schmidt sku-
sal zavarovati svoiO liubico Ano
AumulerjcvO "a pet tisoc dollar
iev prcden 10 ie umoril. Blazni
Indie ne misliio ma kai tacega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
SKANDAL v VATIKANU.

Pred nekai tedni ie umrl v Ri
mu kardinal Rampola, kateri ie
nekoc kandidiral "a papeza- Umrl
je nagle smrti in sprva je Vatikan
porocal svet, da je bila smrt ma
ravna. Sedaj pa pOrocajo il Ri
ma, da bo civilna oblast prisiliena
preiskovati kardinalovo smrt
vsled vedno boil narScajo6ih 60
voric, da ie bill Rampola zastrup-
lien. V kardinalovi sobi ie tudi
takoj po njegovi smrti izginila
ncka crna skriniica, V kateri je
incl start kardinal denar in zad-
MO oporoko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Koronerjeva preiskava.

Calumet. Mich, 81. dee. - Mr.
liSko ogledna porota, katero Je
setavil koroner Fischer zadnjo So
boto in katera ie posluSala izjave
mnogih priC radi katastrofe tia
liJanski dvorani. ie danes izrekla
svoj razsodek. Porota iziavlia. da
ma podlagi kOronerieve preiskave
nj mogoce dognati, kdo je zloGi-
nee, ki ie zavpil fatalno basedn: {:
"Ogenj' in dalie. da nj dokaza-
no. da bi kdo izmed nasprotnikov
StralkarJev mogel priti dvora-
no. Porota torei ne dolzi nikogar
in prepuSca Sc V nadalje cello
stvar V misteriju. Tekom pet dni
je bilo 1asliSanih veliko Stevilo
pric in med temi je bilo vec priG,
XII so trdile, da ie bill doticnik, kl
ie upil "Ogenj!". velik moSki,
cedno oblecen. S kosmato kapo ma
CLAW in da ie incl ma suknji bel
gumb. V naglici in razburjenosti
nj pa nihce mogel videti. dali je
bill gumb protidelavske organiza-
cije "Citizens Alliance. ali ne.
Clam tc nasilne tolpe nosiio belle
gumbs.
kataStrofo seveda preiSkuje tu-
di velika porota V Houghtonu, ka-
terra sestoii il samih "alijancar-
jew in rudniSkih bossov. Vcerai
jc velcporota zasliSala enaist
pric. Med tenn ie bill tudi deset-
lctni slovenski decek Paul Spe-
har, kateri ie pravil, da ie sliSal
klic "Ogenjp tudi zunai pred
dvOrano.
lNadaljevanie ma 6. strani l..
hoioni.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Pogreb Htev.

V nedeljo 2S. dec. je rudarska
organizacija pokopala 59 zrtev
bOziGne kataStrofe. Bill ie zalosten
dan "a Strajkarje. Vreme ie bilo
mrzlo in sneg ie padal. Pogreba
so ST udelezili vsi uniiski rudarji
IL celega bakrenega okrozja. Pri-
Sli so cello njih bratie IL zeleznih
rudnikov lShperningu in Ne
gaunec. Vista pogrebcev je bila
dive milf dolga. Najprvo ie Slo
StirinalSt pogrebnih vozov; to so
hill vsi vozovi. kar so iih mogli
dObiti ' Calumetu. Ma teh so pc
liali odaScene zrtve. Ma enem
automobile so peljali tri TRUCE.
Iraven enega voza je kOrakalo
osem zenSk nOSilk, clanic zenske
podruznice Western Federation
of Miners. Ia vozovi Sc je pa po-
mikala vista. ki ie nudila maj
boil tuzni pogled. Pomikala Sc ie
vista 80 belih truzic, koiih veil
koSt je priGala. da vSebujejo te-
lesca umorjenih nedolznih otrok.
r. Juice &c nosili Straikarji ma
ramah, vsako truzico po stirje.
Solze so kapale 30 licih marsiko-
mu. ko ie zrl zalostni sprevod. In
tudi mnOgi nosilec ie potegnil z
rokayom 20 oceh. so pevcev je
prepevalo mrtvaSke pesmi. Ma po-
kopaliSGu pr odprtih gomilah so
tl'ije govorniki govorili V posled-
ME slovo zrtvam sloveuskem. hr
vatskem in finskem ieziku. SO tru-
zic so pOkopali V petih grobovih.
Unija je sklenila, da ma mestu,
kier pocfvajo zrtve kapitalizma
postavi tekom prihodnjega leta
velikanski sDOmenik spomin ma
linn mucenikom. XII so padli V bo-
iu "a delavska prava.
VeGni Spomin padlim zrtvam!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Zrtve bozicnega zlocina.

StraSnO hudodclstvo vprizOrje-
no ma "sveti dan" V italijanski
dvOrani priliki bozicne zabave,
prireienc v prid otrokom Straj-
kariev, ie tirialo zivlienja pet cd
rasGenih MOI, petnajst zensk, "a
malih deck0v in 90 malih deklic.
PO narodnOsti 40 finskih, II hr-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06
Sp|oSni Strajk unijskih rudarjev

iarii " zeleznem okrOziu staVkO simpatiskem
boin svoiimi brati v bakrenem OkrOziu, ako
VIada ne upogne magRatOV bal<ra. PoSredOVanie
vladnega zastOpnika zOpet brez Vspeha kapita-
nsf necei0 priznati uniie I'm rudarii ne Odneha-
10 Oh SVOiih ZahteV. hOngreSna preiSkaVa ie ne
tZOqibna. Meyer kratkem OkreVa, nakar pOide
nazai v Calumet. POgreb kapiialiSticnih ZrteV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-06

Tisoce delavcev, Xxi citajo
prcmiSlekom straSne vesti IL ba-
krenega okrozia v Michiganu, mo-
raio postati socialist. kdor eta
take vesti o nezasiSanih kapita-
listiGnih hudodelstv;h brez obGut-
ka in brez vtisa ma niegovo mi
Sicnie - temu veG nj pomoci.