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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
HOPE TO SAVE NEGRO |
FROM DEATH ON GALLONS
Effort Now Getting Under Way to Have
Sentence Committed to Life
ImpriSonmcut.
ISpccinl To- Thc Timcs. Disratch.l


Blackstone. Va. July. i5.-.,Algy
Stokes. sometimes called Judge MANN
stuart. who was recently rccaptured
at Emporia, has been resentcnced by
Judge X. 6. Southall to be hanged on
September -. at Nottoway Courthouse.
Moncurc Grnvatt. of this place, TO pre-
sent his case TO Governor Stuart. seek
ing II communication of his sentence. and
III duo time II petition Will be present
Ell. Judge WATSON was i'll at the time
OF the trial of Stokes IN 1907, and Judge
j. NJ Mullen. of Petersburg. presided.
At the time of the conviction Judge
MuiIen declined to grant Stokes Il new
trial. but expressed his Willingness to
tntcrccde with the Governor. but be-
his escape. Judge Mullen recently has
communicated with Attorney Gravatt.
ana offered to do what he could to
secure communication OF the sentence to
lie imprisonment. Judge Mullen stated
at the time Of the trial that had lie
been on the jury he would not have re-
turned verdict of murder in the first
degree. and feeling that way he
thought 1t was case for executive
clemency. Algy Stokes and Nelson
Price. while drinking became involved
IN u 'iiiicuitN on the streets of Black
stabbed Price. who died in Il few min
uteS. stokes was quite drunk, and
whllc under excitement and the innu-
cncc of whiskcy made statements
trial. and We're largely responsible for
the verdict of the jury.
Every effort will he put forth to save
ms NE Ihcrc ~ strong public senti-
l"nt in this community in favor OF
cicmency. and nothing will be left uu-
ecution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL, MENTION

Sunday with Mrs Sutton at the Cni-
vcrsity OF Virginia
Mrs. Lillian a. Shepherd and Mrs.
Helen Hewitt Green. OF Norfolk, arc in
Richmond for u short stay.
W. :. +. Mayo. who has been spend
ing several days near the University
of Virginia With friends, has returned
10 Richmond.
Mrs. ~ G.. Anthony, Jr. and her two
children went to fredericksburg on
Tuesday 10 visit relatives in that place.
Mrs. Christian Clarke and her chill
drcn have returned To the city. after a
stay Of several weeks at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs John Thomasson and her small
son. OF this city, are guests OF the
formers mother. Mrs J. II. Wood. in
Charlottesville.
MIR. and Mrs. $ Is. colson have re-
turned 10 Richmond. after a visit to
friends at Virginia Reach.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wallace Moncurc and
their children OF Richmond, are guests
Of II. $ Moncurc at his home in stat
ford County.
Miss Virginia Whitclcy is now at
"piNondalc.' Gloucester County. where
she Will remain until the latter part
of tho month.
MIR and Mrs. H. Is Lackye of New
por; News. motorcd to Richmond for
a brief visit last week.
Leroy Mccarthy. who has been visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ~
Win-iicld i'll charlottesville for two
weeks, has returned TO Highland Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
Observation-Disclosures.

ISnecIAI 20 The TImcs-DispatCh1
Mine Run, Va, July i5.-Rhoadcs-
willie Baptist Church was the scene of
beautiful marriage when Miss Mary
Irene Hossley became the bride of
L'nwood Baptist r'aunconer Of
Rhoadesvillc. The bridal party enter
ed to the strains of Lohengrin's Wed
ding March, rendered by Miss Naonl,
Danes, OF Baltimore. and 80 Promise
Me" was played while Mr.. Lcaman
Performed the ceremony. The bride
entered on the arm OF her father. and
was met at the altar ny tho groom
with his best man. Harry Faulconer
brother OF the groom Miss Eleanor
Hossley. sister of the bride, was maid
of honor. The other attendants were
Miss Mary Biscoe with Fayette Young.
and Miss Lula Faulconcr with Len
Coleman. Morgan Gardner and Win
frey finder were ushers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Ashland. Va. July 15.--Miss Byrd
Tucker. in rowhatan.
Mrs. Virginia Iiarwood of Rich =
mond. arrived to-day 10 spend the
rest of tho summer with Mrs Kate
Nandivcr
Miss Julia Guilhert is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Julia Page, in Bnck :
ingham County.
the guest OF Miss Marion Fisher. 'o''' -
Miss Elise Cardwcll has returned
home after visiting her grandfather at
Hanover.
Miss Anne Hunter and the Misses
Durdaie will leave this week for Long
Miss Katherine Marsh spen, the
week end with her mother at Forest
Lodge, Glen Allen
Miss Julia Wcisiger is the guest of
friends in Washington.
Mrs. :. r. Hatcher and children left
OF DR.. and Mrs. Booker.
DR.. Fisher has returned 10 his home
IN Enmerton. after visiting his sister.
Miss Marion Fisher.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Baldwin has returned from
Richmond. where she has been the
guest OF relatives.
Richard Cardwcn is the guest of
Mrs: Richard Chenery and family
Will leave this week for Montrcni.
where they viii spend the rest of tho
summer
Miss Mary Ellis Tucker has returned
home after visiting friends at Pcnola.
Miss Willie Walker is the guest of
friends in Danville.
George Rice. Webb Midyette. Willie
Williams and r. l.. Driver spent the
week end in WaShington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
CHARGED WITH KILLING
COMPANION AND PARTNER
Woman Arrested mt San Jose on War
rants Sworn Out by Insurance
ConiDnnIrs

San Jose. Cal. July l5.-Eva ]. Rhine
hart, a nurse. was arrested here to day
charged with having killed her COM
panion and partner Mrs. Kathleen
Bluett, to collect her life insurance.
The two women conducted hospital
in Auburn, Placer County. Last Jan
uary. while disinfecting clothing. Mrs.
Bluett suffered burns and died. Shortly
before that she had taken out three
life insurance policies, aggregating
$4,000. The will named Miss Rinchart
as sole heir Miss Rinehart took the
body TO Reno for burial. although Mrs.
Bluett's relatives lived in California
They did not learn of the death until
three months later.
AT the instigation OF the insurance
companies. the body was cxhumed, the
brain and viscera were taken to San
Francisco for chemical analysis as to
poison, and a warrant for Miss Rine-
hart was sworn out in Auburn.
The woman was arrested at the
apartments OF r. I. Kinisaid, a rancher,
to whom she said she was secretly
married last year. a baby was born
10 her several weeks ago, and she Is
still In tho care of a nurse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED
ny CHAIRMAN WtUEES

Raleigh. ~ c., July 15.-Chairman
Thomas y. Warren, of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. has an
nouncod the appointment of tho adj
Visory commitiee for the impending
campaign as follows First District.
Thomas Y Jarvis. Grecnvillc: Second
District. S a. Woodland. Wilson; Third
District. w. 7. Dortch. Goldsboro;
Fourth District. l.. Il. Britton, IA
leigh; Fifth District. General j. s.
Carr, Durham: Sixth District. j. o.
Carr. Wilmington: Seventh District H..
-. Robinson. Wadcsboro; Eighth bis
tr!ct J. II. Burke. Taylorsvillc; Ninth
District. c. II. Hoey. shelby; Tenth Dis
trict, j. T.. Carroway. Wayncsvillc.
Chairman Warren will open State Dom
ocratic headquarters here about Sep
tcinbcr !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
YOUNG COUPLE ELOPE
trcnt- GrnntidnuEhtcr Of thicf Justice
Marshall WEEDS Lawrence VI. Hurford.

TSNcCIA! % mo Illnos IlIsnIIch.I
Boston. Mass, July i5-Miss Nir-
Sinia Marshall Beck. youthful Cam
bridge society musician, great grand
daughter OF Chief Justice John Mar
shall OF Virginia. has clopcd with
Lawrence NJ. BUrford. son of Il wealthy
Virginia coal baron. and grand
nephew OF Lord Fairfax, of England
Burford met Miss Hcc1 two years
ago ~ White sulphur Springs. w. Va
and had not seen her since then until
he arrived here 4 week ago ON Mon
day afternoon young Buriord invited
her To take an automobil" ride with
him, and they never cainc back y
telegram from Washington Yesterday
OF the wedding. 1t is stated that they
were on their way To pnchurst. on
their honeymoon. They have been for
given hy Miss SeCk'S parents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
MEMBERS OF KIDNAPPING
TRUST HELD IN NEW YORK
Testimony supports Thcory That One
Master Mind Directs All Operations.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
New lork. July 15.-Five men and
woman. who Assistant District Attor-
ney Royal Weller believes are mem
bers Of kidnapping trust which has
collected $4,000 In the last ten years
from terrorizcd parents, were Indicted
to-day for the kidnapping of eight
ycar-old Frank LonGo, son OF Fran
cesco LonGo, Il baker at 100 Blocker
Street, who was stolen on May l3. and
returned on July l, after payment of
a ransom.
Those indicted were Antonio sira-
gusa, Francesca Macaluso. Vincenzo
Acona and his wife, Catherine. Achille
L. Raosa and Pasqualc Milone. Sira-
susa had been in the Tombs In default
OF $4,000 bail and the other prisoners
We're hcld in default of $4,000 bail
each
MI tho testimony. 1t is understood.
Supported Mr.. Wellers theory tina, ono
master mind directed the many Kid =
nappings. This man has not been ar
rested, but Weller thinks he knows
Him, and before his investigation shall
have been completed ne expects to get
him.
1t is believed that the same per-
fcctly organized gang OF bandits has
been responsible for nearly 100 kid :
nappinEs in ten years. Only thirty
one OF these cases have ever been pre-
Sented TO tho grand jury. and there
have been just nine convictions The
largest ransom obtained by the band
Tor the return OF a stolen child was
$1,000 and the smallest SIPS Many
fcar-strickcn parents have paid $3.50
and $1,000 ana $500, fearing the kid =
nappers would make good their writ
ten threats to send home a part of n
child's ear or finger or toe to force
the parents TO pay the required sum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
C2ARiS PHYSICIAN GOES
TO ATTEND MYSTIC MONK
CrcEori Rnsputin Suffering from
Wound Inflicted ny Woman Who
Tries TO XIII Him.

st, Petersburg, July l5.--Tkc En-
pcror's court physician. Professor Ser
Eius Petrovitch Federoff. and the En-
prcss's lady-in waiting, Mile. Virubova
started to-day for ryumon. Siberia, ac-
Cording To the Courier, to attend the
mystic lay monk and imperial conf
dant. Grceori Rasputin. who is suffer
Ing from a wound inflicted by woman
who tried TO kill him.
In newspaper to-day Guseva. the
would-he assassin, who is in jail, said
she had long meditated killing Ras-
putin and thus putting AN end to the
awful evil wrought by him In Russia
by his impostures under the guisc OF n
prophet"
She declared he had shaken Chris
tianity, was sowing temptation, and
was blasphemousiy mocEing the most
holy feelings OF true believers" She
added that The enjoyed absolute i'm
munlty, and had openly and without
conscious ruined the lives of young
girls" Guscva concluded:
II, as a simple Christian, could not
suffer his abuse OF the church I want
cd to xiii him last year | went TO
ialta. but could not approach him be-
cause he was so closely surrounded by
arlstocratic women followers.
II regret that | failed to kill him
All the same, he will not live The
Russian people will not endure such
disgrace"
Rasputin, who is recovering, said In
an interview:
1T is all that cursed Heliodorous
abbot. abbot ot Tsaritsvn. But to the
confusion of himself and all my enc
mics, Will live. and they will have
nooscs around their nccks"
licliodorus was a great rival of Ras-
putin in Tho Russian capital whence
he was recently banished owing to
Rasputin's influence with the Emperor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
SEVERE; ELECTRIC STORM
SWEETS OVER CHASE CRY
[Snccial 10 Thc Timcs. nisna1ch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Chase CITY, July i5.-Followine scv-
eral days of unusually sultrN weather
Chase CITY Monday night was visited hy-
severe electric storm. which did much
damage TO telephone and electric light
service, as we'll as To buildings. short
~ after midnight the barn of T.. t.
Reamy was set on fire by lightning
and burned 10 the ground. with its
contents. None OF the horses or COW s
saved
Farmers arc generally more opti-
Jnistic about crops than they were
several weeks aGo. Since the drought
was broken. scasonablc rains have
given everything the best possible
chance to grow. and while the crops
are generally short, IL is estimated by
some that there Viii he 80 per cent
of a corn crop and from 40 to 30 per
cent OF tobacco crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
IN AND OFT or TOWN.

Mrs saunders Hobsoon. OF West
with friends near Greenwood.
Barney e. Myers has returned 10 the
city. after visit OF several days TO
relatives at ocean View.
Mrs. Addison Holiday and her
daMshter, Miss caroiing Hol,laday. are
Gwathmcy Tor the summer.
Miss Margaret Ferguson. of this
City, Is the guest OF the Misses Cooke
at the University OF Virginia.
Mrs. Henry c. Cooper left last week
TO spend some time at Virginia Baach
and Old Point Comfort
Miss Sallio Anderson. or Roanoke. IL
visiting relatives ia Richmond This
week.
Mrs James L. Minor. of Richmond.
and Mir. ana Mrs Berkeley Minor. of
Stanton are spending some Time in
is VISITING her sister. Mrs. G. ~. Lon.
man, IN Newport News.
Miss Ellen Morgan, Of Savannah. ga.
are ysitns Mrs FRANK w. ..a ii.'2tea
~ Ill North Haryie street
Mrs. y J Wood Jr, has returned to
Nofiolk' after spending eight weeks
n this eiiy, wher, her mother, Mrs
tho Johnston-W WINS Hospital
Mrs. ". A BelI and Miss Matte
Tansill, OF l,rcderickshurr. nave loincd
Mrs. j. y. Thompson .A This city. and
VIII later 20 20 Grccuvili.. = q as
SJests Of Nj. and Mrs Horace 4
Tansil..
Miss Irances Wheat le.. town vas.
,erday t. spend some tim, with friends
Colonel and Mrs Archer Andersen,
and the Misses Anderson have taken a
cottage at Raw!ey springs FOR The
summer
Miss Helen Becker. who has boon
the guest of friends here, has .turn ii
10 her home in Roanoke.
Mrs Roy *. FlannaEan. VINO has
lives At tho University OF NiT-lria is
now . guest of Miss Johnson. near tho
Hot Springs
Mrs. Frank Brewer Jr., has re-
turned 10 Newport News, after tr!-
TO LynchbGrg and Richmond
Miss Russell Patterson, of Danv.ne.
who has been visiting here. * lcavin Z
for her home this week.
Miss Neronlca Sauer, Of nchnond
Lindsay I'm Charlottesville,
AHs- Ella Boswell has returned "a
Richmond, after visiting her cousin.
Miss Margaret Dean. in Newport News
Miss Carrie Moore has returned Ia
her home in Bon Air after spending
some time In Norfolk.
Robert f. Sutton. OF this city, sn.n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
MANY STUDENTS ATTEND
SUMMER NORMAL. At EMORY
Ispecial to rue Timos-Disnatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Emory. Va, July iG.-Thc largest
student body in the history of the state
summer Normal has been enrolled this
year. More than 2U0 are in attendance.
representing all the counties Of south
west Virginia and the bordering coun-
ties of North Carolina. The increase
in enrolment Is due in large part 10
the consolidation of the Big stone Can
summer school with the ono here
+. y. Fitzpatrick. superintendent Of
the Bristol city schools, is conductor
and !. l.. Hardin. head OF the nttiuG
school at Emory, is local manager. SIN
women and six men compose the faCul-
ty. They are Mrs Virginia Parrish.
Bristol, Va; Misses Iiilda ForsbcrG
Lynchbure. Va. Kate Wheeler. bristol.
Va: Daisy Patton, Albany. Ca; Agnes
bumsdcn. Marion. Va. Sadie Garrett
Cumberland. Va, T.. Il FitZpatricll
Bristol. Va; Robert SnaVcly, Roanoke
Va. Arthur Stair. Cat" CITY. Va: j. r.
l.. johnson, Franklin Va; j. L. Carter.
JoacsVillc, Va. George l.. Walker
iIampdcn- Sidney. Va.
y number OF strong speakers have
addressed tho normal on different oc-
casiOns. and many entertaining features
are given for tho students
Every home ON the campus and in
tho village is filled. while many come
from adjacent points as day students
Earnest work is being done and every
Indication points 10 a most successful
session Emory and Horny College is
also conducting summer school here
Win an attendance OF fifty male stu
dents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
FATAL FREE-Eon-AII. FIGHT.

Greensboro. y G.. July u Eugene
reratcly injured in a frcc-for-aIl ncht
ut Phillips's home in Winston salem,
about Is o'clock yesterday afternoon.
All parties concerned are said to have
been drinking, and the origin OF the
row is obscure.
Phillips and Hin met IN the general
tumult. Phillips with knife and IIll
with Ratchet. After receiving sew
cral bad wounds himself. Hil landed
blow that all but swept rhlllips's
h h, .!,,, from his shoulders. Then Mrs
her. almost cutting off one arm nm
escaped. but his capture is regarded as
certain as his wounds will not allow
him to travel far.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
Ensign WEEDS Dcbmtantc.

INV'"'" " IT.
Washington, July 15.-EnSicn Law
renee Warner Clarke. l.. :. y. "A hero
OF Vera cruz, who is here on sick
leave. to-day married Miss Frances
Lconor Face. II dchutautc OF this sea
son, i'm 81. Thomas's Church.
The bridegroom who only lcf; tho
Naval Hospital yesterday. after an
operation for appendicitis. has been
ASSIGNED TO the Naval Training school
at Newport. where he viii go imme-
diately with his bride.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
JUSTICE CLARK IS URGED
roe PLACE on SUPREME: BENCH

Especial to Tie Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh, y G., July l5.-Governor
Craig ana the Council Of State this af-
ternouu forwarded 10 President Wilson
a letter strongly urging the President
That nc appoint chief Justice Walter
Clark, Of tAe state Supreme Court, to
In. United States Supreme Court, to
succeed the late Justice Horace II. I.ur-
ton The i;Hlcgh Bar Association this
afternoon adopted strong resolutions
iudorsiue chief Justice Clark for the
place, ana urging that President WI
son appoint hin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
Held on Arson Charge.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Greensboro, y. c.. July 15.-Thomas
G. Causey to-day was given hearing
and held for Superior Court on the
charge of setting fire to his grocery
store to get the insurance. His store
and three dwellings were destroyed a
few weeks ago. He gave bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16

ISpecialtO The Timcs-Dispo

ISDec1aI 10 INC Tllncs- DISPATCH.
Danvillc, Va. July l5.-Miss Alice
Arcndall became the bride OF Joseph
Bigger. of Baltimore, Yesterday. The
ushers were as follows: clyde Saund-
ors. Thomas Wright, Joseph Hoffman,
Daniel Cole. The bridesmaid was
Miss Pauline Jarrett: Miss Willie
bryant. of New Canton. rendered tile
wedding march. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. u. Gray, after
which tho couple left on the north
bound train for Mashingtnn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
K~ATASTROFA SPLOSNE
VOJNE.

Avstrijsko-srbski konflikt il
takOj zmajal trOhle steble evrop.
skin monarhij in zadoneli SC
divji klici pc splosni vojni. Ru.
ski car je takoj izjavil, da be
scitil Srbijo in ukazal je mobili-
zacijo wee milionov vojakov.
NemSki cesar, kateri je bre2
dvoma podpihnil atentat Avstri.
je ma Srbijo, je takoj zagrozil, da
BIO udaril ma carja ce ne BIO ne
vtralen. kakor nitro je pricel gi.
bait ruski car, zasumelo je tudi
V Franciji in Angliji, XII sta "a
veznici Rusije in cele stiri dni
zadnji teden krizale so Sc ofici-
jelne depese, hujskajoGe note in
ultimatumi med Berlinom, Petro-
gradom, Parizom in Londonom.
No je pa a prezrl VISA prigcrar-
JANA, da bi drzal svoje prste
proc cd avstro-srbskega konflikta
je nemski S zadnji petek pro-
CLASH vojno stanje in ukazal mo-
bilizacijO cele armade pet Milo
nov MOI. IstoGasno je V vojnem
stanju ma nogah mobilizacije
Francija, Anglia, Italia Belgi-
ia in Rumunska. Celia Europa -
razen zavednega delavstva - je
podivjala. Anglia je mobilizirala
svojO mogocno mornarico in del
iste je re odplul nekam proti
nemskemu vodovju. TrgOyina je
naenkrat obstala pc vsi zapadni
Evropi in vse bore so Zaprte.
~Italijanska vlada baje izjavlja,
da BIO nevtralna, Geprav je V troll
nj zvezi Z Nemcijo in Avstrijo.
Bolgarska DO tudi nevtralna,
medtem ko Rumunska misli V
slucaju sploSne vojne napasti
Avstrijo. Grska bo pomagala
Srbom in Crnogorci so re " boju
proti Avstriji Novopazarju.
Nikdar cd casa N~apoleona pred
sto lett Sc nj bilo take nevarnosti
v Evropi in ce zdaj izbruhne
splosna vojna - ucinek iste BIO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
ZADNJA VOJNA.

"Blaznost evropejska militia
rizma morda pOvzroci kontilen-
talno katastrofo. Lahko smo We.
sell, da V splosnem kaosu podiv.
ianosti Sc le Sc nahaja eden ele-
ment. XII zahteva mir. in to so so.
gladstone stranke pc celem sve
tn. Avstrija in Nemcija vidita
magic rast socializma in zdaj sc
hoceta otresti te sile. Ampak to
DO "a ME smrt. Sedanja vojna, ce
BIO splosna, je zadnja vojna mo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
SRBI ODHAJAJO.

V Chicago je bill zadnji torek
patriJotiGni shod Srbov in Cehov
Pllzen parku. NavzoGih je bio
okrog 1000 oseb. Govorniki -
Srbi in Cehi - so navdusevali
navzote "a Srbijo in silno zigosali
avstrijsko wlado. Mad vhodom V
park Je visel emblem V podobi
avstrijskega orla in razjarjena
mnozica je Ia emblem strgala doll
IN zdrobila ma kosce S klici: IDOL
z a%vstrijskim orion! Dol z Avstri.
Jo!' Srbi o~puSGajo delo in Sc
zbirajo "a odhod V stare domovi.
no ma bojisGe. Pravijo, da Jill ic
odSlo zadnji teden do 5000 samo
II Chicago. - Edward Berwick
zagovornik miru V San Francisco
Jc 81. julia brzojavil av~strijske-
mu cesarju SledeGe: "Njegovemu
cesarskemu velicanstvu Franc
Jozefu ma Dunaju: Ameriska sol.
ska mirovna liga najenergicnejse
~protestira proti vaSi nepotrebni,
nesramni, strahopetni in zlocin-
ski napovedi vojnei"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
Anarchist v sluzbi policije.

SAaSbA POiAtiJC.
Svihovi aferi je Sc vedno veliko
%nejasnega. Ali ker Sc stvar re
tako vlece, da pojema z~animanje
zanJO, je usoda poskrbela, da ne
zmanjka podobnih Skandalov.
Zdaj je priSlo ma dan, da je ime-
la praSka policija Sc wee polite
NH ''konfidcntov'. Xxi so V svo-
Jill strankah igrali veGjc ali
manjSe vloge. Tako so anarhisti
opazili, da ina med drugimi tudi
NTH tovariS Drzka zveze 5 polici-
jo. Njegovo konfidentsko inc je
bio Drobny. Ma neki sell, XII je
bila Eonstituirana kot strankin0
sodisGe, ga jc predsednik vpra-
sal: "Povejte nam, gospod Drob-
ny, kaj veste o nameravanem
atentatu ma d~unajskega policij-
skega predsednika? Povejte nam,
gOspod Drobny, kako dolgo ste
bill V zvezi Z okrajnim gl%avarjem
ChlumOm?" Drzka je pobledel ;
zaGetkoma je hotel tajiti, pa Sc je
zapletel V TAXA proslovja, da je
moral vendar p~riznati in dovoliti,
da so preiskali njegovo stanova-
ME, kjer so naSli obtezilne do
kumente. Napram MENU pa po-
licija baje nj tako kavalirska ka-
kor napram Svihi. Prvo leto mu
baje nj dajala nobene place, po-
tenn pa pc As kron ma mesec, kar
sc je Seasonal zviSalo ma 200 kron.
Tudi "a tako place postanejo ne
kateri ljudje lump. o tel aferi
Sc grof Sturgkh Sc mic nj zmenii.
Pa hi bio treba, zakaj institucija
konfidentov Sc boljinbolj razvija
V obsezen Skandal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04

In to j. ravno tisto zlo. Pro.
letarcI V veGini Sc ne vedo, "a
kaj Sc koljejo vojnah. Nekateri
zvedo Sele potem, ko je re prepoz-
no - ko sc ~povrnejo pohahljeni
domov in ko gladujejo in plaGu.
iejo slime izdatne vojne. Strasno
je hudodelstvo, XII ga izvrSujejo
lopovi ma telu kapitalisticnih vlad
4 voJnami. Ako hi bila kje pc.
klcnska kazen ma "onem svetu".
tedaJ ina vrag gotovo posebni
department najbolj zareGega og-
MIA "a %tiste, XII napovedujejo voj-
no.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04

mo, da he hi bilo nj ii pet centoy
skode! Toda kronani lopovi,
XII gro ma stroske narodov, so lie.
pc ma varnem, a namesto Nth Sc
pa morajo klati in pobijati de.
lavci in kmetje, XII nimajo nice
a od tega i'll niti he vedo zakaj
Sc koljejo.