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The Irish standard., 1914-05-30
The Diocese of Duluth
Prepared for The Irish Standard by R Rev. McGock D. D.

by fire, why do we not attack these
teachers of perdition, these cardi-
nails, these popes and the whole
swarm of the Roman Sodom that un-
ceasingly corrupt Gods church, and
why do we not wash our hands in
their blood"
But the subject is too vast for
such narrow treatment, we can only,
as it were, gather few shells on
the boundless oceans shore: Have
you read Pope Joan? Have you
conned your Voltaire? Did you
spend the midnight oil over the
"Orangeman' toast book" contain
ing such gems as the following:
The Irish standard., 1914-05-30

"Here's to the Pope in hell, and the
Devil pelting priests at him.; if
you have not poured over these and
a dozen more, then you have not be-
gun your education, Mr.. Morrill,
And now, for monks and nuns,
those drones within the popish hive;
why is it that American Protestants
are so purblind as not to see that
they are no better than they should
be? How is it that the soldiers of
our late American war reverence the
Popish sisterhoods? Oh! fatal
strabismus! Oh! worse than diabol-
ical obesession! Have We n0H read
The Irish standard., 1914-05-30

1.-THE awful disclosures of Maria
Monk?" Where is that pious book,
1.-The Priest and NUM-" Are there no
more Secrets of the Confessional"
in the literary market? Go to! We
foolish sons of men, be wise in time
and burn down their converts. isis
ters," indeed, Sisters of the Devil,
say I, with their "horrid prison
cells" and "hidden denominations"
hypocrites all! away with them!
away with them!
Second point: Some foolish Prot
estants have limited that from time
to time they need more Heavenly
mama" at the hands of their preach
The Irish standard., 1914-05-30

ers; some lighter food of Gods word
to vary the monotony of constant
nagging at Popery; but they do so.
because they fifty wear the leap and
BELLS"
Have we not known ministers
whose fount of sermons had run dry,
so to speak, but who retrieved their
fortunes by a series of well-prepared
attacks on the "Indulgences" of the
Romish church; who could count
with arithmetical skill, to a cent,
what Catholics paid for the forgive
ness of their sins, from stealing a
pin up to murder, and knew how
The Irish standard., 1914-05-30


priest for large lots" Did we not
know a preacher who so accurately
describes the infelicities of the
bachelor life of the Romish priest
hood that on the very next day a
wealthy lady made him an offer of
her hand and heart. Alas! and woe
is me! if these $50 millions of Pap
lists would only agree to drop their
tom-fooleries and their "mummeries
of superstition" how many preach
er would find himself like Othello,
his occupation gone"
But, thanks to Providence, we yet
have fruitful themes - Purgatory
and the Mass, and Calico, and the
Bible; if these were taken way what
would happen? Oh! no, perish the
thought! yet, if perchance these
failed we would, in the words of DR..
Marshall, petition His Holiness, the
Pope, and set forth: THAT very
large body of most respectable
clergymen, who had no personal i'll
will towards the present occupant
of the Holy See, had maintained
themselves and their families in COM
for for many years exclusively by the
abuse of Popery; and if Popery were
taken away they could not but con-
template the probable results with
uneasiness and alarm.
Moreover, many eminent men,
bers of the profession had gained a
ing and piety, as we'll as high digni-
ties in the church, by setting forth
in their sermons, and at public
meetings, with all their narrowing
details, the astounding denominations
of the Church of Rome. That for
years and years they had filled the
church, and let all the pews, by ele-
gantly slandering priests and nuns,
and powerfully illustrating Romish
superstitions. That they were in the
habit of realizing large sums by the
publication of prophetical works, of
which the whole interest turned up
on the approximate destruction of
'the Beast" and that, while they
had indicated, by the help of Revel-
ations, the precise hour of his fall,
they managed to put off the final
catastrophe from year to year, and
could hardly supply the successive
editions which the curiosity of the
public demanded. They ingenious
confessed that without antichrist,
who was their best friend, and the
invaluable book of Revelations,
which was their chief source of in
come, they saw nothing before them
but the workhouse. They begged,
therefore, that His Holiness would
might compromise their particular
industry"
PerOratiOn.
Let us pause, and with reverend
attitude, our faces buried in our hats,
go back in thought over these burn
ing themes. and in our heart of
hearts enshrine a hatred of old
Rome. And, one word more, a
friendly warning to Mr.. Morrill,: A
Jesuit is on his trail. see him now,
as he glides-a Jesuit always glides
beneath his sable cloak dagger
and a scales; in my minds eye he
stands with sullen scowl, beside the
peaceful couch of nv reverend CO.
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Born May 1S41 at Tpperary 1reand educated All aows Col
Dublin H. 1867
United States and installed assistant the of St.
Minneapolis but village with he built
ception Erected Catholic
Catholic Hospital Academy
Catholic Building Association
position Scientific Association
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icle, as an example of ridicule and
sarcasm, is a masterpiece of it's kind.
In it the author fancifully places
himself in the ranks of the Popish
haters and with them goes out to de-
stroy the Roman Church after their
own fashion. At the present time
when Anti-Catholic warfare is the
order of the day among certain
class of ministers and laymen the
method of argument used by the
Reverend Bishop is most effective.
1.-THE Retort Courteous
Rev. Mr.. Morrill, and the Catholic
Church.
Text: NAY, an thoul't mouth, I'll
rant as we'll as thou" -Shakorbac.
Excordium.
The Rev. Mr.. Morrill, has a great
purpose in life. He sees a great
anti-Christian giant growing more
insolent every day. absolutely threat
ening the "hosts of the Lord" and
so, like young David, he prepares
to do battle for right and truth with
all his might, having no doubt of the
final issue.
In this fight, he has several stones
for his sling, some of them used
with very good effect in former days,
but as the reverend gentleman needs
good-sized pile of projectiles, will
he permit the present writer to throw
his little bag of ballast on the heap.
For years past, several of the min
listers of various churches have been
extending to the present writer "the
right hand of fellowship" and even
calling him "brother"; beshrew me,
therefore, if I do not reach out to
my friend Morrill, in like goodly in
tent, and aid him in his work. Be-
sides. if we indulge, just now, in
theological fisticuffs, would not the
heather become scornful, and stand
ing around. use such unseemly Ian
guage as eli, at him there, Tow
SCRIP "Sick him, good dog!" and
then laugh hugely to see us rolling
in the dust; while the more staid and
scriptural portion would, no doubt,
become sarcastic and say, "See how
pleasant it is for brethren to dwell
together in unity
To prevent all scoffing, therefore,
let us proceed, with equal step, like
Siamese twins, to the utter demoli-
ton of the old church, that wicked,
many-horned beast, that whore of
Babylon" whose fundamental parts
are so constituted as to cover seven
hills. So here goes:
First point: The Pope. ''The Pope
and Jackass are synonymous TERMS"
so declared DR.. Martin Luther, and
we must keep up the traditions; the
present Pope is an undoubted don
key; the last Pope was an infalliable
ignoramus, and all the recent con-
verts or perverts, graduates of Ok
ford and Cambridge. such men as
Cardinals Newman, Manning, Ward,
Coleridge and a host of others, who
kiss the Pope's toe, are double-bar-
relied fools, or as DR.. Luther said
to Spalatinus: "Do you know what
I think of Rome? 1t is confused
collection of fools, minnies, simple
tons, blockheads, demoniacs and
DEVILS"
Again, how that word Rome ex-
cites INV lille. faughi NV gorge
rises at it; "It would be no WONDER"
says Luther, "if God should rain
down from heaven sulnhur and hell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-21
La segunda cosecha.

Dice ell New York World" er
una de sus Gltimas ediciones: La
crisis mexicana trae a nuestra
ell hecho de que en- Ia &C
tualidad existen todavfa en- la lis
ia de pensionados por Ia guerra
de Mexico ell At, mil cuatrocien
tos cuarenta y dos supervivientes
Y cinco mil ciento veintitres viu
das. Esto es solo 10 que queda
de una guerra que tuVo lugar ha
&c mas de sesenta amos, puede
servir de eIocuente ensenanza er
la actualidad."
Ell lado fnanciero es IN obs
taculo muy serio para este pals,
que nunca olvida los asuntos ha,
cendarios, a los que debe su pc
derio. iBien por las finanzas, con
tai de que no haya guerra con
Mexico,
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Fue puesto en- libertad y
arrestado de nuevo.

Ell Oral. Jose Ines Salazar, que
a raiz de haber cruzado Ia linea
divisoria fue capturado en- San
derson por violaci0n a las leyes
de neutralidad, fue puesto en- H.
bertad en- Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexi-
co, ell jueves Gltimo, pero su l.
beraci6n fue fcticia, pues momen
tos despues era arrestado de nue.
vo y conducido al Fuerte Wing
ate del mismo Estado, donde ha
lido a hacer compahia a los jefes
y soldados federales que como e.
Sc internaron por Ojinaga a los
Estados Unidos.
No dice ell periodico de donde
tomamos esta noticia, deque nue.
vo delito Sc acusa al Oral. Sala,
gar; pero de todas maneras, los
rebeIdes ~cuentan con un enemigc
menos, y ESQ basta.
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Suicide.

FL ) del corriente, en- Ioakum,
Texas, puso fin q sus dias Ia Sc
lorita Tomasa Martinez, de die.
ciseis anCs de edad, dispardndo
Sc IN trio con una pistoIa calibrs
-.
Muy sentida ha si5o en- esa 10
calidad la temprane m1erte de Ia
Srita. Martinez, cuya funesta de,
termination de quitarse Ia vida
permanece en- ell misterio, SegdT
nos 10 comunica nueSJro CORES.
ponsal en- Yoakum.
Acompanamos a los padres y
deudos de Ia suicida, en- su Justa
pena.
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de la in,
vasion del A..

Muy a menudo Sc esta Ocupan-
do la prensa de este pals de las
peripecias de la guerra que ell 81
glo pasado sostuvo Mexico con
los Estados Unidos, y la q1e, co
mo ahora, nos ~encontr6 divididos
y debilitados para Ia lucha; no
obstante, esa guerra cost6 a los
Estados Unidos ciento setenta y
cinco miIIones de pesos y Veinti-
cinco mil hombres entire muertos
Y heridos, y a n~osotros Ia perdi-
da de Nuevo Mexico y la Alta Ca
lifornia.
jQue sucederia ahora 81 Edes-
graciadamente Sc desencadenara
esa calamidad entire las dos ma.
clones, estando como estamos
mas divididos que en- aquella epo
ca? jContinuarfamos siendo
huertistds y carramcistas en- vez
de ser mexEanos? Los caudillos
revolucionarios ash 10 aseguran;
pero nosotros no 10 creemos. Los
tiempos cambian y los individuos
tambien! mos equivocaremos?
Tiene Ia palabra ell pueblo me
xicano, que no es Huerta, Ca
rranza nj Villa, por mas que ell
primero, hay que confesarlo aun-
que les duela a muchos, es ell uni
co que como jefe de I'm particle,
.Gobierno 0 10 que sea, ha sabido
asu1hir una actitnd digna y le-
vantada ante ell conflicto actual.
Tiene la palabra ell pueblo me-
xicano, repetim0S; a 6l toca dar
su fallo, una vez llegado ell case,
que sincerameute deseamos no
Sc lIegue, pues s0mos en- prirci-
pic enemigos de Ia guerra, Y solo
Ia aceptamos cuando Ia digridad
Y eI honor de Ia paUria van de
pOr medic.
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P~ropiedades a punto de
ser confisc adas.

A mediados de Ia semana pa
sada, ell cabecilla Luis Herrera,
iefe de las armas rebeldes en- Pa
rial, Chihuahua, lanz6 I'm deere
to previniendo a los americanos
y otros extranjeros, que 81 den
tro de I'm plazo de ounce dlas no
volvian a ponerse al frente de
sus negociaciones mineras, pasa
rian por csc solo hecho a ser pro
piedad del Estado y Sc procede-
ria a trabajarlas en- benefcio de-
mismo.
Esta disposition, como es ma
tural, ha alarmado a los ameri-
canos que salieron del pals ODE
deciendo las indjcaciones de 81
Gobierno, que no desean au0
volver a Mexico par eI estado de
guerra en- que Sc encuentra.
Los interesados que son numC-
rosos, han apeIado al .Danarta-
~lan,y de Est2d0 de Washington,
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Villa cuenta ahora con I'm gran
eiercitO, perO lie faltan
muniCiOneS.

Necesitamos adquirir munici0nes
para despUzs de la batalla de Sal
tillo, pues para entonces carece-
remos de elias. POr supuesto q
81 ell Gobierno Americana abriga
la creencia de que pudieran ser
usadas contra ellos en- case de
una guerra entire los dos pafses,
no seria prudente que permitiera
una ilimitada importation de mu-
niciones a I'm pals con el que pue-
de verse envuelto en- una que
ira"
La importation puede limitarse.
''Por esa raz6n, desearia que
una comisi6n Sc encargara de yer
Ia cantidad de municiones que ne
cesitamos, hasta que nos apOde-
remos de la ciudad de Mexico, y
en- vista de clio levantar ell en-
barge para obtener las que de-
seamos con csc objeto.
Tai comisi6n con facilidad We
ria 10 que necesitamos para lleVar
adelante ~nuestros planes. No ne
eesito decir que Ia comisi6n no
nos permitiria obtener mas par
que que ell extrictamente necesa-
rio, procurando que no nos sobra-
"a NADIA una vez que nos apoGe-
raramos de Ia ciudad de Mexico,
para que en- case de guerra con
los EstadOs Unidos, no 10 usara-
mos contra ellos. De otro mOdO no
podremoS Ilevar a buen fin nues-
tres planes"
Aqui termin6 Villa, CUE a TODD
trance quiere oDlener parque de
los Estados Uniios para dar ell IL
70 de gracia q los teGersIes pero
parece que Il Ga5ieruo &c Wash
.ngton dice ncDcs, Y no hay ma
Eeru &c hacerlO Zanzibar &c OPT
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Gratitud Guiana.

Obsequiando la invitaci6n del
Embajador del Brasil en- Washing
ton, ell Gabinete Cubano ha deci-
dido, por unanimidad, unirse a IA
mediaci6n A. B. c., para pedlr a.
Presidente Huerta que acepte sus
indicaciones. Sc dice que ell mo
do de sentir cubano en- este asun-
to es en- TODD favorable a los Es-
tados Unidos.
"Magnifcas n~oticias. dice Ell
peri6dicO do donde tomamos esta
nota-Esto servira mas para ais
lar a Mexico y vigorizar la posi-
ci6n de los Estados Unidos. Hay
I'm poderoso partido anti. america
no en- Cuba; pero aparentemente
los cubanos no han perdido ell re-
cuerdo de los benefcios que OBJ
tuvieron de nuestra guerra con
Espana."
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Ell jueves de Ia semana pasada
TODD estaba listo en Torre0n para
iniciar la mcvilizaci6n de las tro-
pas rebeldes que deben atacar
Saltillo, que Sc puede decir es Ia
Ultima resistencia seria de los fe-
derales en- la frontera NOrte de
nuestra Republica. Su caida Sc
juzga inminente pOrque Villa ha
degrade reconcentrar en- Torre0n
IN ej6rcito de veinticincO mil
hombres, en- su gran mayoria We
teranos que saben su Ofcio y 10
obedecen ciegamente, y ante Gu
20 empuje no podra resistir Ia
guarnici6n federal de SaltiliO.
Desea guardian ell secretO de sus
movimientos tacticOs.
Villa ha dado instrucciones de
que los mOvimientos de Su eyer
cito deben guardarse por ahora
en- absolute secreto, y en- yez de
ejercer una rigida censura como
10 ha hecho otras veces, ha dicho
terminantemente a los correspon-
sales de peri6dicos extranjeros
que no les permitira que den min
guna noticia al exterior, de sus
disposiciOnes respecto a Ia movi-
lizaci6n de sus trCpas.
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CUP0N

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03
VOJNE~ NEVARNOSTI MA FAR
NAH u WISCONSIN, nj.

TO je gotovol Ravnotako j. go
tovo in reSnica, da ST. V okrajn
Chippewa dob najboljsa farmar-
ska zemlja V DRAW Wisconsin.
Kupilo je tam pred kratkem wee
rojakoy, XII Sc bodo prihodnjo
spomlad naselili. Nsi hvalijO kra-
Sno okolico i'm rodovitno zcmljo
ma kateri obrodc r%aznovrstni
POLISH pridclki; tudi tobak raste
lam. Cma prst, brez vSakega pc
ska. Vsi prcdpogoji IA uspcSno
Sadjcrcjo in Iivinorejo. Gel OkraJ
lc gosto nascljcn in ma stotine a
krov S~GiSGcnega zemljiSca. Oh ma
Sem svetu tecc bistra rcka Chippc-
wa : Svojimi pritoki; Y Obilici jc
tudi kristalnO este StudcnCuicc
Dobrc ccstc v%scpOvsod. Pet mill
oddaljcna zclezniSka p~ostaja mic
mega mcsteca Cornell 5 tvornico
"a papir; kakih Is mill odtod pa
Stoji glavno mcsto okraja Chip.
pcwa. Chippewa Falls, emo maj
vcGjih NEST seVorO-Zapadncgs
Wisconsin,, Z hogato imdustrijo
i'm vclikim trgom ~ poljskc pri-
dclkc. - PiSitc nan s. danes 20
uatan6ou popiS naSn zcmlje, XII "a
poSljcmo brczpla5no Akcr cd $40
$50. yoluc snroSkr povrncmo.
ako nj vse TO res, kar piS,mo.
Xdaj j. Sc cas-. la 81 oglcdatc Ne
zamudite ugodnc priljkc. PiSitc
nam takoi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03
MISLECE zIVALI.

/nano .je, ola imajo Y Elhcrtcldu
ma NemSkcm konjc, q katcrih trdi
jo. da znajo %racunati ; kvadratni-
mi in kubiCnlmi potcncami, da sc
81 ScStavili svoio abcccdo. da razu.
mcjo ncmSko i. t. d. Tudi ueki pes
Rolf ic bajc tax genij.
PRAY pred izbruhom vojne .je ma
Dunaiu predaval vs~cuGiliSki do.
cent DIR. Gruber IL Monakovcga G
"miSleGih zivalih'. in dunajSki Ii.
SIT pOrOcajo njcgovem preda.
vaniu sledece:
"Treba .jc predvscm konStati
trait ,da Sc staliScc tcga preda.
v~atelja popolnoma razlikuje cd
fantastiGnih nazorov raznih "pri
iatcljcv zivali', Xxi so V Ncmciji II
S%tanovili svOj pOscbcn list poe
imcnom "DuSa zivali'. V katerem
hoGc.io ma vsak naGin zagovariat.
hipotczo, ola zivali samostojno mi
sliio.
DIR. Grubcr izhaia : staliSGa. ola
ic trcba raZnc nasiOpc in pregib,
zivali, Xxi mas izncnadijo. n. pr
Stctjc ali tudi izgovarjanjc CELL
bcscd pripisovati tclcpatiji, t. j
prcnasanju GloveSkih misli ma ii
vail. Analogijo k temu. meni dr.
Gruber, moreno dobiti tudi pr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

nam, da nj niti V Franc JOzefovih
mi Berchtoldovih rokah, zakaj mti
slavepolni in oSabnoSti pljanl Vi
lem nj wee tako prepritan, da Jc
Bog z MIN, kakor j. bill Y facet
ku. NajboliSc srcdStvo, ia hi Sc
prcpreGilo pokazatcujc Europe, hi
bilo paG to, da ST hi pritcla vojna.
Cc hi Sc zgodilo, Ola hi Europa res
priSla pod kazaSko knuto, bi bill
tega predvscm krivi ccs. kr. Sufti,
Xxi so il najpodlcjSih raZlogov pri-
cell vojno.
Ali kar ST. mas tiCc, ne vcruIcmo
pokaza6cnje Europe. ker vcmo,
da Five ma Ruskem razum GrnOSot-
nijccv in kazakov tudi socialist,
XII so V rcvolucionarnih bojih boil
preizkuScni kakor katcrikoli pro
letariat Evropi. Carizcm Sovra-
limo IL dina duSc, toda ruSkim re-
vOlucionaricm zaupamo vSckakoI
boil, ola "a bodo strli, kakor Franc
Jozcfovim policajcm, Iii so Sc 2
MIN vcdno bratili, kadar ic bilo
trcba zatirati svobodo.
Kakor pa zclimo, da Europa ne
dobi Nikolajcvih b%lagodati, tako
il tudi habSburSkih in hohcuzol-
lcrnskih ne zclimo. Zakaj tc vcmo,
kakSna jc ruska Svoboda. vcmo tu-
iii, kakSna ic avstriiSka tc pozna-
mo Miklavlcv cari2cm. poznamo
tudi Niljcmov militarizcm. VISA tn
drhal ic bila cuaka, jc in oStauc
cnaka, pa nam nj ne eden ljubSi
od drugcga.
Danes St ne odlo5ujcmo Ali mas
cas- pride tako gotovo kakor iutro
liza noel. In tcdaj ne bo Europa
he kazaSka, ne habSburSka, ne no
henzollernSka, ampak last svobod-
nth cvrOpSkih narodov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

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t2S. l43. IL teh Stevilk Sc razvidi,
da .je naraslo Stevilo gorSkih de
lavccv ma AngleSkem enem lctu
IA 3S.725. Lepo Stevilo!
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~SLOVENSKA NASELBINSKA
DRUZBA,
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HOGETE LASTOVATI SVOJO
FARMO?

t'aumo, III maj hi hila vrcdua
$4,000. Neki navadui dclavcc.
Isl .jc dclal Y opekarni Y DRAW
Illinois in 81 j. prihranil $3.50.
Sci jc Y Arkansas in kupil 81 je
40 akrov zeml.je, Xxi je bila po ceni
in je lie malo vsoto odplaGal takoj.
Sedai poseduje ass akrov dobrc
in bogate zemljc, Xxi ic vredna
$50, 1000. In ravno TAXA prilika Sc
nudi tudi VAN V ii dczcli. PiSite
ali Sc pa osebno zglasite "a ma
tanCna %pojaSnila pri mcni. l.. VI.
ALLEN, u. T. NJ. ROOM us La
Sale Station, Chicago, III.
Vsakemu smo ma uslugo, Xxi zeli
kmetiio. (Adv.)
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Stevilo premogarskih delavceN
ma AngleSkem. IN Nsnkega DOLBY

Stevilo premogarskih delavcev
ma AngleSkem. Ia vSakcga DELAY
ga. III Sc pcGa $ StanOvSkim vpra-
>anjcm, je %potrebno. da vsaj pri-
hlizmo pozna moe dclavskih strOk
\ raznih drzavah. V Ia namcn nam
daje statiStika nepreccnljivc po-
datkc. Ma A~nglcSkem jc bilo lc-
tih 1912. in 1913. slcdcce stcvilo
prcmogarskih delavcev, vStevSi
tudi zelezo-kamenitc. ilovnatc, i'm
skrlljne jane, skupno leta 1912.
1,0S9. 165, lcta 1913. 1,127. 800, Xxi
so Sc porazdelili ma dclavcc pod
zemljo l. 1912. S7S.S1l. lcta 1913.
900 34 in ma dclavcc mad zcmljo
!. 1912. 310.354, |. 1913. 21S.056.- -
Pc grofiiah so bill porazdcl.jcni
Northumberland lcta 1912. 59.313
!. 1913. 61.010: Durham l. 1912.
159624, |. 1913. l65.SO7: Lamca-
stirc in Chcohirc !. 1912. 105.7S0
!. 1913. 10S.021: Yorkshire lcta
1912. l61.723. l.. 1913. 170.36S
Dazbiyshirc |. 1912. $3.50. !. 1913
60.339; Motifs in Leicestershirc J.
1912. 1877, leta 1913. 50.941
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03
Rudarstvo V Bosni in Hercego.

vini. Bogata in lcpa delcla Bosnia
in ME skalnato Slikoyita scStra
herzegovina imata polog pole
dclstva in obrti tudi rudarStvo.
To Steer mi tako obscene. kakor
hi - kdO ma hip domiSljal, ilka-
zujc pa vcndar primcroma pre-
ccjSnjc StcNilke glcdc dclavStva.
NNch rudarskih dclavccv .ic bio
icIa 1912 ' ten d"Zrlah 1893, in
Steer 1856 craricnih Erar ic incl
zaposlenih 1905 rudarjev in 73l
plaViarjev. Y privatnih .jc bilo "a
poSlcnih Skupno l16S dclavccv. od
teh j. bio domaGimov. kakor ka.
~ naSlcdnjr porofilo: BosanccN
IN Hcrccgovccv jc hilo skupmo pr
rrarju 327S o>cb, pri p%rivatnih
pOdjctjih 626. IL Avstrijc Jill .Jc
hilo pri crarju Ill, privatno -
Inolemccv je biIo pr crarju -
privatno 10. POpreGni Sihtni zaslu.
EEK jc NASAL 3 X x vim.