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Evening journal., 1914-01-01
TAX RULING FOR
MAN AND WIFE
Federal Regulation Sdys HuS-
band Should Mako the
Return as Heih
WASHINGTON. Jan.

WASHINGTON, Jan Further
regulations for payment of the in
come tax, issued yesterday. provide
that husband and wife, living togeth-
er, shall be entitled to All exemption
Of $4,000 from the aggregate net in
come Of both, but when separated and
living apart, permanently. each shall
be entitled to a $4,000 exemption.
Where husband and wife. living to-
gether. have separate estates their in
come may be made on one return. but
the amount OF the income of each
with tho full names and addresses
must be shown
The husband the regulation says
should make the return as the head
and legal representative of the house
hold Where n wife has an estate
managed By herself. from which shs
receives an income of more than $1,000
she may make her own return. and
if the husband. in such cases. has an
income which brings the total above
$4,000, the wife's return should be al
tached to that Of her husband, or vice
versa.
Where either husband or wife has
an income OF $4,000. or more. return
is required under the law. no matter
whether the combined income of boil
,e less than $4,000 When the Join
ncomc exceeds $4,000 husband ant
wife are. Jointly and separately. liza
tle for making the proper returni
dnd for the payment of tax. The sin
gie or married status Of person;
claiming the exemptions provided
be determined at the time made, i
1t is made within the year OF the re
turn. otherwise the status shall b.
determined at the close of the year.
Another regulation permitting th'
text of certificates of ownership use.
by nonresident foreigners, who CLAIM
exemption from the income tax, to b.
printed in any foreign language unde
the English text, was issued late to
day.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
FIREMEN MAKE
MERRY AT DINNER
Relief Association ReCOuntS
Benefits as the Old
Year Dies

The ending OF the first year of their
existence wa, celebrated by the \olun
tcer fircmcns Relief Association hast
evening in their hall. Fourth aud King
,trcct. when more than two hundred
members uf th, organization gathered
around the banquet table Tbs guests
of honor Wcrc Mayor Howell and menu
bcr- ol CITY Council William J. Lut1.
president oi thc assocint ION. Was toast-
master At The present time there are
about Gun members i'm The a>soqiation,
Mr.. Lut1 thanked the ncmhers OF Coun
eli for their appropriation OF Sl.loo 40
the iirc companies OF the city. part Of
which viii be given TO the Relief Assn
citation.
q Mayor Howell told Of his deep inter
est I'M the organization and declared that
the entire membership of the Whining
ton lire department should become aiiill-
atcd with the organization He also
told Oh many Kind things he had heard
said of the Wilmington volunteer fire
department. IL home and abroad.
Colonel Stoycr. Mr. Williams as we'll
as other members OF City Council COM
plimentcd thc organization upon It's
growth and prophcsied great future
im IT,
Among those present were; Mayor
Harrison ". Howell, Colonel M. =. Sto'
yer. a. ~ Williams, Joseph H. Green,
Jane, ". Magurc. Burton $. Heat
George h. Cranthmd. 4. ID. Crawford
Davis Patterson. J. ". Porter, sylvester
j. France. Frank Lewis, James H. Col
hns. james Kane John J. McColdrck
/ William Bicrman. Harry smith, losepll
Braunstcin, Frank ". Harris Dr. II. g.
Moore, g. Griffith Smith, George II
| lcech. Wilmer y. Green. John L. Allen
Harry kcnnar. j. M Dickcrson. NJ. B
Watson. !. a. Rchman. John Lockard
Edward n. Wright. Albion w. Nahoncy
4 w. Broadhau. Albert a. Schustcr lo
scph C. Farrell. James /. McGmry, John
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
NEWS NOTES ON
THE STATE LINE

Special to THE EVENlNt. BOURNAL.
n BOOTH CORNER, Pa, pm. L.. Next
Molday night. january 5i New Years
socM viii be held at tn home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Banks, > under the
auspices of the Bethel Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union.
Tl, Sacrament pf the Lords Supper
wilIlk adminsterel next Sunday morn
ingoH the Rev. ;. Iomlmson in 81
lonh Church.
Tie funeral of Mrs. Martha j. Mer-
ion took place % Tuesday afternoon
with interment irt Chestcr-Bcthel Meth
dist Cemetery.
"a ~eport of thd |reccnt state HrangC
cisol :, which convened at Reading, Pa.
Pose-iven by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
loving q. at tie meeting OF Bethe
Office; MD held next Tuesday night
p. Davis as lsft a young daughter
Gettz, Pan Lawrence foulk.
Mary Misseii3ow. who was buried
Tuesday at 1.awncroft Cemetery, was d
former resident of Booth Corner
Norman Pennington. aged - years
died on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Penning
ton formerly lived here, but now reside
at Lima. Pa.
The Rev. j. S. Iomlinson las present
ed gifts to the following persons for at
tendance at each session OF Sunday
school al Sloan during 1918. Heller
Baldwin. Charley Baldwin, John Porter
Earl Tomlins0n, Eleanor Iomlinson
Wavnc Beale. Nicholas Porter, Recc'
Moore. Mrs Reecc Moore. Wesley Tom
linson
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Watt Zeblcy on Sunday we're
Mrs. NJ. j. Weer. MIR. and Mrs. Franz
Hopton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry hannul
and daughter. Grace Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wnrJ W. Zehlcy.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
NEWS NOTES
FROM ELKTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md. Jan THE Christ
mas festival of Trinity Sunday
School. was held in the Parish House
on Monday evening Christmas carols
were sung.
Personal Edmund Lynch has re-
turned to sykesville Md, after spend
ing the holidays at his home in Elk
ton.-Mrs. Howard Bratton spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia Oliver Giles
is recovering from an attack Of scar
llet fever-Mr. and Mrs. Manly Dren-
men are spending the winter with Mr.
land Mrs. John Groome Constable
Mrs. John Wallace Scott Of near New
ark. was an Elkton visitor on Tues
day Miss Ruth Spence. of Elkton. a
few days ago met with an accident
which severely lacerated her scalp.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
,rwpoRT Personal NEWS.

cnecjal 10 THE EVENING JOUhNAL:
= FNEWPORT. Del. Jan. l.--Mr ana
Mrs Lewis Duff are entertaining Mr.
snd Mrs. Harry Dun, OF New YORK
Stste,-Mr. and Mrs +. y FRANK
houser and Mrs Withers have been
sDendine Christmas week with MT.
end Mrs. c. C. Frankhouser, At Har.
,.ineton. Miss Florence Chandler OF
prooklvn. was the guest OIL her
consin Miss Helen Gregg, on satur-
dov~Nr and Mrs. A. A. Price enter.
tsined recently Mr. and Mrs. Atwood
Wilson. of Centreville, and MT ana
Ms Hammond, of Chester.-Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Gregs have entertalneu
Sscentlv Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts
and son. John. OF Elsmere, ana tneir
niece nas Miss Lillian Chandler, of OK
ford Miss Clara McVey, OF Marshali-
ton ton is spending this week with her her
lister M Mrs. Ollie Price Misses Grace
and Emily Elliott spent Saturday with
Mrs r. A. Cooper, Of Richardson
parlr Mr.. and Mrs Watson Miller
snent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Garrett
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
VIOLA VISITORS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
VIOLA. Del. Jan. Charles Ross,
of Philadelphia. is spending some time
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ross Miss Emelinc Weatherby is
visiting friends and relatives in Will
mington. John F. Thomas. OF Phila-
delphia. spent Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F Thomas.
of near Viola-Mrs. Nora Peck and
daughters. of Pennsylvania. are Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Murray. Misses Myrtle and Fora
Poorc and James Davidson spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Cohee. of Wilmington. MIR. and Mrs.
Watson Sipple spent the latter part
of last week with friends in Newark
and Wilmington. Guy DeBlois. Of
Newark spent the weekend With his
parents. MIR. and Mrs Henry De-
Blois.-Mrs Thomas Weatherby spent
the weekend with relatives in Will
lmington- Roy Anderson spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Anderson Miss Florence
Vincent spent Thursday with Miss
Mabel Chambers of Petersburg. Miss
Sallie Wyatt, of near FELTON,. spent the
weekend with Miss Florence Dill. of
near Viola.-Mr. and Mrs. John Ryon
of Delmar, spent Christmas with j. NJ
willis, OF near Viola Richard Schultz
and friend of Philadelphia, who have
been visiting the formers uncle, Will
liam Collins, have returned home.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
Mr.. DUROSS DIED
NATURAL DEATH

That Bernard It. DuRoss Jr. who
was found burned in an open fire
place. at his home, on the Ian
caster turnpike. in Christiana hun
dred. near Ashland. on December s,
died of natural causes was the ver-
dict of the coroner's jury summoned
last night to hold an inquest in the
case.
Mr.. DuRoss had been attended by
Dr. Gilbert. of this city, who declared
that Mr.. DuRoss had been a paraly-
tic. 1t is believed that Mr.. DnRos'
was stricken with paralysis when h'
fell into the open fireplace in hi
home
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

Wmtmp. Henry Paris. Joseph D.. Smith
John u MctinlcN lohn j CormlcN John
Mct'owsn. Joshua Kelley, John McCai-
lerty james McMahan. lom Clark I'D
ward j. McGoldrick. John A. smith
Rchort Enkin. =. H. Black Edvgrl
>ayer-. g.. G.. slaughter Lewis IoWn.-
end. NJ Maloney John Haughcy. Louis
Snc-. William Carter William H.
Cook Joseph l.. McDcrmott iohn p
HaneN 4. A. Higgins, W. 4 lutx Mar.
tin y. Fancll. T. J.. Rafferty,. William n
Smith. a. NJ. Townsend Thomas Coudv
Hcnry Carr n. F. McDonoueh D. r.
McCullin. samuel Bush, T.. Morton Ain.
scow.
Rohinsons orchestra furnished the i'm
stnimcntal music.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
FALLS TO DEATH
FROM CAR TOP

Falling from the top Of draft Of
cars ON which he was riding Bcr-
nard G.. O'iara, aged % years. a
freight brakeman was instantly kill
cd yesterday afternoon in the freight
yards OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
at rodd's Cut. He was unmarried and
lived at No 70S Nardever avenue.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
A DIFFERENCE IN WORKING HOURS

A mans working day IS s hours. His
body organs must work perfectly "a
hours to keep him ft for hours work
Weak. sore. inactive kidneys can not do
IL. They must be sound and healthily
active all the time. Foley Kidney Pills
will make them so. You cannot take
them into your system without good re-
suits following. For sale by \. B. Dau-
forth. Market and Second streets.-Adv-
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
VORsF nEAD IN STALL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Jan. LA
horse valued a. $500. owned hy Lin-'
cord T. Faucet. manager of the II X.
milford Chemical Company, Philadel-
phia was found dead in the stables
yesterday ~he cause Of death Is un-
known
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
MINISTERIAL rNIoN NETTING.

The Ministerial Union Of Whining
ton and vicinity will meet In the r.
N. c. A. building next Monday morn
ing and be addressed by Dr. Freeman
ID. Bovard, corresponding secretary Of
the Board OF Home Missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and for
mcrly editor Of the Pacific Christian
Advicatc. whose subject will be,
Some Phases of Religious Work on
the Pacific Coast
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
nAnY IN RILEY FAMLLY.

Police Officer Curtis Riley. 40. 12s
West Second street. was notified a
few seconds after midnight that lie
stork had arrived al his home with q
baby boy, Weighing . l-2 pounds.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01

SNEFFELS. COL A. j. Walsh was
badly done up with rheumatism and sent
for Foley Kidney Pills. which was the
only thing that would cure him. Geo.
Potter. of Pontiac, Mo. was down on
his back with kidney and bladder
trouble and Foley Kidney Pills made
him we'll and able to work. II is splcn-
did medicine and always helps. just try
il. For sale by y b. Danfoyth, Market
and Second strcets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
FREE rREATIsI

The Leach Sanatorium.
indianapolis In d.. h as
nuhllrhed q booklet which
gives Interesting facts
lleo tells what to do for pain.
1t today. mentioning his paper.
Evening journal., 1914-01-01
CANCER

.hout The cause Of Cancel a
iiesdina. edof. etc. "n's ''i !
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

Berchtold tako zaljubil v tisto
nesrecno Atlantic, XII Sc prav
lahko utegne pOvzroGiti evropsko
voJno. Re sedaj So kavsata Avstri-
ia in Italija med seboj "a veGii
vpliv v tenn, "a zivljenje nespo-
sobnem nestvoru. Da hi avstriiski
narodi lie ne dozivcli enakega pri.
fora kakor ma Balkanu oh drugi
voJni: klanje med zavezniki.
LJudstvo nina pray nikakega
Interest," ma TAXI politiki. XII bi
vrhu gospodarskega poloma Sc
poSlala avStrijske narode ma
krvav pies samo radi trmoglavo-
Sti modrOkrvnih nezmoznezev v
diplomaciji. MogoGc pa bi bilo
emo; oSt, XII Sc jo n~astavlja ljud-
Stvu ma prsi, st utegne kaj lahko
obrhlt drugam. Skrajni cas- bi
torej bill, da Sc vendar enkrat
S te pOgubnc poti in avstrij-
skim narodom da potrebni mir "a
mlren gospodarski razvoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
Fran Skobl:
KAN?
0zvirno poroGilo "Prolctarcu'
IL Trsta.)

Pri naS Y Avstriji lepo naprc-
dujcmO - rakovo pot, Znana je
vloga. XII jo je igrala Avstrija Y
zadnji balkanSki vojni. Takrat Sc
je oficiclna Avstriia - ali pra-
vzaprav zumanji minister Berch-
told - p~ostavila ma staliSte, da
Srbija ne m priti do morla.
Same zaraditcga Sc .jc morale
ustanoviti "avtonomno' Albani-
jo. XII Sedaj ne more ne zivcti in
NJ umreti.
IL tistc dobc so nam znanc tudi
raZnc drugc biStroumnosti Berch-
toldOvc politikc. kakor Prohasko-
va in PaliGcva afcra. Ma vsak ma
elm maj hi bill naSi vojaki marSl-
rail- \ovipazar. ali pa vsaj Y
C%rnogoro; Y poslcdnjo zlasti "a
radi Skadra, XII ga jc "AvStrija'
namenila Albaniji. Da nj priSlo
do pustolovStva. je paG najmanj
zasluga naSc prcmodre diploma.
cijc, Xxi 81 je ma vsc kripljc priza.
devala, da hi Sc bilo kaj izcimilo
Bio jc trcba vclikega in rcSncga
napOra trczncjSih clcmcntov, da
Sc .jc zabranilo poSiljanjc nash
vojakov V klavnico.
Ali vseenO pa je ia pustolov>ka
politika imela obGutnc posledic'
"a naSe ljudsko gospodarstvo
kakor ce hi bill neposredno vdc
lezeni pc vojni. Pogubne poslcdi
ce brezglavne diplomatske poll.
tike ljudstvu tujih modrokrvnc
zcv Sc kazejo ma vseh koncih il
krajih.
Da Sc "zavaruje" meje mast
drzave ma .jugu, je morale neSte
vino mladih delavcev pustiti svo
je delo in svojce, ter Sc podat
doll V Bosno in Dalmacijo, d'
"varuje nase meje pred sovraz
nikom". Celih deset 81
moral ii ljudje ostati doll in pre-
naSati vse tezave taborskegi
z~ivljenja. Donna pa so moral,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

no smo priSli dol V ALLEY,
bill smo zajeti cd dveh strani cd
nasprotnikov. Bill smo V majhni,
tesni ulici, XII vodi okrog 80 minut
do giavne ulice, i'll sklenili smo,
da 81 razprsimo, kajti mali smo,
ola hi napadalci zlezli ma strehc
o~bdajajocih his in mas imeli ka.
kor podganO V klctki. Meyer in
par drugih je Slo V blilnjo hiSo
in vsi smo bill loteni drug od
drugega. Denis Murphy, bivsi
p~rcdsednik rudarske unijc i'm elan
montanske zakOnodaje in JAZZ Sva
stOpila Y zadnji koncc SAUNA
ravno oh casu, ko je saluner "a
bijal vrata. Iamcnjal sem svoj
Slamnik, katcri jc bill r. precej
pOznan, z nekim startkom i'm Sla
Sva Z Murphijem V mnolico ma
ulici pred dvorano, kjcr Sva no.
dila sempatje emo uro. Potcm sva
Sla prot vodnemu poslopju tri
bloke vstran in ma poti so naju
dvakrat spoznali. Nstopila Sva
Skoz StranSki who'd ravno V ire
notku, ko je naju hotel pogra.
biti eden 2aslcdovalccv. Sla sva
ma vrh rodnc hiSe i'm od tam gle
dala ravno naSproti il uaScga
okna. kako jc pokal diuamit V
UuijSki dvorani. Ia mama so pri-
Sli Lowucy. Eagan in Tanner in
dogovorili SmO Sc. da dobimo
avtomobil ma koncu mcSta. kar 81
.ic tudi zgodilo. Nidcl sem Scdcm
dmamitnih ckSplozij. Bill jc tam
Scrif in prosil jc, da mai me- pc
dirajo poSlopja in ponudil sc je,
ia pojdc Z mimi Y dvorauo Z ma
mcnom, da dokazc. da mas nj vct
tam. Ali uihGc Sc mi zmcuil zanj :
dobili 50 Sc wee diuamita IL biz
mega rudnika i'm Strcljali do
jutra. Po mnogih tclavah in Y
obcutucm mrazu Smo vSi doSpcli y
Helene. Mont. komaj Sc jc I'VE
dclo, da je Meyer Y lIclcni. pri-
hajalc so vcSti. ia crcdo "a uami
"%>trelci' IL Butte, Hi mi>lijo ubi-
ii Moycra. Wee Sumliivccv jc bilo
arctiranih in Meyer jc bill vetidcl
y hOtclu. tako ia nj nihtc mogcl
tako lahko do NIGGA.
Polozaj jc slab in vzclo DO ne
kaj casa prcdcn Sc iztisti Zupan
y Butte je absolutno nczmOzen
IA Svoj poScl in Gc drzi 5 kom.
tcdaj gotovo drzi |. W. W. Ne
recon tega radi tcga, ker je socia-
list. kajti JAZZ sam sem socialist
ze wee let. Duncan je cna tiStih
Spak, XII je priSla Y socialiSicno
Stranko potem, ko je le vse drugo
poskusil in kontno j. naSel. da
j. Y stranki Sc najbolj prijetno
zanj.
dale Sledi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
Krst lokomotiy.-

Krst lokomotiv. -''Lahrer lei
tung' pripovcdujc slcdcGo mic
no zgodbico Ma sell nadzoroval-
mega svcta nekc lokalnc aelczni-
cc, Xxi Sc ne boleha ma pozeljivosti
pc rckordu kakor ME tovarisice
ma glavnih progah. Sc je pred
kratkim Sklcnilo nabavo treh no.
viii lokomotiv. Stare so namrec
vse prerade III prepogosto zapu.
Gale %tratnicc. Pri posvctovaniu.
kaksna imena maj Sc da novim 10.
komotivam, je eden izmed mad
zornih svetnikov predlagal ime-
ma "lsolani', "Luter" in Ca
hlei''. Svoj predlog je utcmeje-
val takole: Isolani " Silerjevem
Valenstajnu) "Pozno prihajate.
a vendar prihajatel" Luter
(prcd drzavnim zborom V Worm
SUI; "Tukaj stojim, ne morem
drugace!' Galilei (pred inkvi-
ziciJskim sodiscem) "In vendar
Sc giblje !'-Predlog nj bill spre.
iet
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
X DOGODKOM v BUTTE.

zacetku tega tlanka

V zaCetku tega clanka - Y
zadnji Stevilki "Prolctarca" -
nm omcnili. da jc "bumarija'
cd |. w. w. ~povzroGila rebellion
med rudarji Y Butte. Med tenn
Smo titali %porotilo, katerega je
obelodanil James Lord, prcdscd-
mix rudarSkcga departmental pri
American Federation of Labor.
Lord j. socialist re dolgo vrsto
let, dober in poSten zna6ai in kot
uniOniSt nina mic wee stika I
Western Federation of Miners
kakor Z vsemi drugimi rudarski-
mn in premogarskimi unijami Y
Ameriki, Xxi Spadajo V \. r. of l..
cato smatramO, da je njegovo po-
rotilo nepriStransko i'm ~popolno-
ma resnlcno, kar Sc tiGe afere V
Butte. To njegOvo porotilo pri-
naSamo tukaj Y prevodu V cello
II z namenOm, da naSi sodrugi i'm
cltatelJi zamorejo soditi povsem
pravitno o tel ~zalostni brato-
morni aferi.
Poprej pa omenimo Sc nekaj.
Zadnje dni m prejeli protest"
cd enega sodruga V Butte. kate.
ri Je med rebel, Xxi pa pise, da
ne simpatizira z "bumarijo".
Dobro, sodrug! Mi smo tudi cato.
da Sc odstrani graft liz odborov
unij. kadar bono mi vedoma in
namenoma zagovarjali graft kjer.
koli, takrat ne bono wee social.
sti in zasluzimo, da tudi mas po.
meceJo IL Organizacije. Nismo pa
"a to, da hi Sc graft ~odpravljal z
- dinamitOm, sploh ma ia naGin
kakor so naredili V Butte. Mi
hocemo. da Sc delavci boriio ma
poster nacin. Cemu pa imajo uni
Je svoja pravila9 Kakor je raz-
vidno IL porocila Lorda. nj bilo
Sc do danes nobene pritozbe cd
buttske unije ma glavni stan fe-
deracije V Denver glede sleparij
V Odboru. Rebel morajo Sc doka-
zati, akO Lord poroGa neresnico.
Zakaj MISC Glani pref govorili?
katera pravila pa govorijo, da Sc
Je treba iznebiti grafterjev S TEN,
da Sc podere dvorana - l~astnina
delavcev samih, - Z dinamitom
in da Sc sezgejo knjige i'm razbi-
Jejo stOli in mizc? Kaj hi rekli
tlOveku. kateri hi zasledil podga.
ne V svoji Hist in Z namenom, da
sc Jill iznebi. hi pognal cello hiSo
- V zrak Z dinamitom? Ali hi ne
rekli, da je tax Glovek bcdak.
kateri spada Y noriSnico?! - In
glede Moyera! DO danes nj Sc
nihte dokazal, da je Meyer graf
ter ali drugaGe zloGinec. To 90
vOrijO lie k~apitalisti in Nth pod
repniki ,toda dokazali MISC pri
sodiSGih koder so ga %vlaGili. Ako
je Meyer kaj zakrivil, potem ,je
dOlznost clanstva. da ga postavi
pred poroto in vrze IL organ1za.
cije, pa DO mirna Bosnia. Dokler
pa delavci p%osnemajo kapitali.
sticne bandite, XII brez dokaza
krivde obsojajo Moyera in dru.
&c ma smrt 2 licanjem - do tedaj
ne DO vspevala organizacija. IL.
Obrazeni in zavedni delavci tega
ne delajo. In to, kar 'Proletarec
ObsOja z vso ogorcenostjol
Tukaj sledi porocilo Jamesa
Lorda:
"Bil sem V Strajkarskem oko.
hsu juznega Colorado, ko sva s
Oh. Moyerem, predsednikom w
F. Of NJ, sklenila da pojdeva ia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
BELEZKE.

Vtasih mislimo, da smo Sloven-
cl cato priSli Y Amcriko, da 81 DO
lScemo boljSo domovino. cesar Y
AvstrlJl nismo imcli in ola elm
preJ pozabimo ma tisto uradno
AvStrijo, XII nam .jc dala names,o
kruha kamcn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

' reSnlcl pa mi tako. Da ina
mo svoJc Spomimc in prirojcn cut
"a slovenSko grudo, je pravilno.
Ioda Slovenska zcmlja in pa emo
Zolta Austria sta dive stvari. In
kohko je amcriSkih Slovenccv. XII
81 ze leta in lcta tukaj - pa so
Sc %mraJ trnozolti Avstrijanci!
ia cello amcriSki drzavliani So.
odpovedali SO Sc podaniStvu do
ccSarJa. a Sc Sc klanja.jo cesar
skim zajedaGcm ma Dunaju. Ali
hi 10 Skandal?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

nv pOSldlcCN Sc 1e
bllo zahvaliti, da ST j. vsaj DO
desetih mesecih odpoklicalo re-
zervistc domov.
Nsled vojne in pa politike slav-
mega Berchtolda j. postal gospo-
darski polozaj naravnost ne
v~zdrzlJiv. NaSa Industrial j. ma
Balkanu izgubila svoje trge i'm
brezpoSclnoSt dclavcev Sc ie We.
Gala od dine do dine. Da Sc vsai
nekoliko odpOmorc Skrajni bcdi.
SO naSl zastopniki parlamcntu
%zahtevali uvedbO drzavnc nod
pore bre|zpOselnim. Vlada pa ie
takoJ imcla SvOj stercoti2nl od.
govor pri rokah ter Sc odrezala.
ola hi denarja. In tako navadno
vsclcJ %odgovarja, kadar Sc kai
zahtcva "a ljudstvo. kadar pa
PRIDE voJna upraVa, pa dobi vse
kar zahtcva, ne da hi Sc pref o.
vpraSevalo "a to, kjc mai Sc wa
me dcuar.
MeScanSki poslanci pa imajo
tudl vSc wee SmiSla IA rckrute.
puSkc, kanonc, drcduotc in dru-
70 take ncpotrcbnc reel. Ia Iiud.
Sko bcdo pa Sc L Waldo vrcd ne
zmcnijo. V zadnjih dclegaciiah
so ii goSpodjc dovolili militaril-
mu mad emo milijardo kron. Co
NpodJc, ki so pref pritrjcvali Via
dl. ia mi dcnarja IA drzavnc ma.
NtaVlJcncc. >oclaluo zavarovanir.
ZcIczulcarJc, brczpoScluc it'd. so
mllltarizmu kar brcz ugovora vScI
doVolili. prcSkrbitcv dcnarja pa
prcpu>tili vladi Mi To gospodovI
mi motto, ia 50 bile tr dclcgacijcI
protizakouitc, kcr "a to lcto MISC
bile izvoljcuc. Nlada jc sklicalaI
IA prcjInjc lcto izvoljcnc dclcga-
ciJc, eta il dovolijo nicn prora-
cum. IN y parlamcntu nj mogclI
hiti dovoljcu, kcr "a jc vlada
razguala.
PoprcJ 81 jc pri mas Sc vladalo
kolIkor toliko ustavno. ker pa
j. vladi bill ma poti parliament. ri
hi lc ne bill odobril vsega kar
vlada %poccnja, Sc ga je skuSala
zncbiti. Pr TEN j jc priSla pray
obStrukcija pref Rusinov, potem
Cchov. Sturgkh, Hi sicer kaze
Svojo frnomcnalno nemoznost.
je tn bill nitro pri roki. - pa ne
da hi pomagal ugnati obstrukci-
10, tcmveG. da razbije parliament.
Tudi tn jc Y ycljavi pregovor:
"Cc So diva prcpirata, Sc tretjiI
SmeJe.' TEN slucaju je vlada,
XII Sc Smcje. ker Sc lahko brez-
Skrbno p~OSluiujc zloglasnega
: IA, ne da hi jo pritem kdo
motil.
Tako jc Sturkhgova vlada IL
dala po ) IA. cello vrsto odredb,
XII hi Sc j ustavnim potion nj
koli ne bile p%osrccile.
Esled skrajne bede je priGelo
lz%Seljeyanjc intcnzivnejSe nara
Scati, ker donna nj kruha. Tu pa
81 je oglasila vojaSka uprava. Ia
Sc jc bala, da il ho zmanjkalo
%rekrutov, Xxi uhajajo cez mejo. In
tc Sc je re enkrat odredilo po-
viSanje Stevila rekrutov potion
: IA, zakaj hi Sc ne odredilo Sc
kaj drugcga? Tako je tore,j izSla
tista famozna odredba, XII zabra-
njujc izseljevanjc moSkim cd II.
do 36. leta. Namesto, ola hi Sc ma
kak nacin ustvarilo moznost "a
Sluzka domovini, pa je vlada
Siorila ravno n%asprotno: obSodi-
la Je mnozice, mai donna Stradaio
in bodo p%ripravljeni, kadar I'm
pokliGc moloh.
V to tcptanje in krSenje ustav-
nth zakonOv pa So je Stirgkhova
vlada tako uzivela. da fabricira
odredhe po : II. kar ma dcbelo.
Nj Sc dolgo tcga, ko jc najcla
takozvani viScGi dolg pol milijar-
de krOn, XII Sc ga ina vrnit '
pctnajstih letih. Komaj je po TEN
pretcklo par mcScccv. u vlada