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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-05-16

Washington. d. c., May 15,-
Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago,
president of the Continental
Trust Co.. has declined a mem
bership upon the federal re-
serve board. President Wilson
has received a letter from Mr..
Wheeler expressing his regret
that he is unable to accept the
appointment recently offered
him, because of business con-
nections which he cannot sever,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-05-16
CANADIAN STATESMAN DIES.

Montreal, May 15.-F. D. Monk,
former minister of public works, in the
dominion cabinet. died here today
from hardening of the arteries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
lBy Mommg IournaI Sod Lea.cd M

WASHINGTON, June ti\dnhttug
iu- now i most critical tag" having reached the point
the provisional IIuca
Washington
peace u-l-tnt
administration leaders upprttau,c iow0c
involved
American delegates Tails
Washington government today reported Ia relate the character
M th ION IN al
n
republics YESTERDAY According
provisional government should
Mexican
hc cons dcut llucrla
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
LINER REACHES
PORT WITH BIC
HOLE IN SIDE
ManeUVer Saves
Steamer From Disaster Sim
iIar to That of Empress Of
Ireland i'm ST. Lawrence

NeN York june 10 With more
than $50 persons on board the lner
NrV York q gaping hole torn u her
side where the hamburg American
liner Pretoria tuok her tu a log of
Nantucket early yesterday docked
here today
The passengers. thankful at having
escaped disaster similar 20 that Of
lhe Empress uf ireland. held an inn
pres=Itr service of thanksgiving as
the liner steamed into port There
scarcely WIS % drt olr amung The
congregation while Nearcr Ny God
to Thee uas being sung
The Pretoria did NOT strike the
New York - her most Vulnerable
point between the nuncls due
to the skiUfm handling of he Amori-
cam liner ur captain Roberts Whom
bc saw "a collision W8s neeitable the
1pum ordered his boat tull speed
t-t,m THE order WJs oN,Huted So
prompts from dsad stop that the
-rrJt 4h.p leapod backward lite st
thing alive The German boat had re-
yrrsed hrr engines hut this bad been
dome too Hia fo prevent crash and
she stu,h Ghe Sew york about hft
fett 8mft fhe strm Tho Sew Yorf
raeIed sishtG. but recovered beer even
keel when the Pretoria htrkng out
5i lhr request of Captain Roberts.
swung aroHed WUl -h, Iat alongside
tho NoV York
First officer Turner and Purser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
Two Deputy Sbedffs Narrowly
Escape Lyncbing by Mob
and Prisoners Are Released
10 Save Trouble,
WESTERN FEDERATION
LOSES ITS CONTROL
Newspapers Are Warned Not
to Use Sighting References
10 Rioters Who Have Ter
rodzed Mining Town.
., aoeame Journal sreaIAL lrAsro wac

fEn .a..Hs
patfc WonI Inno 1I-There Uaq
ruio disorder IN Rutte TODAY following
n. ,iots ~ Yesterday afternoon Sew
anal bundr.d miners have returned to
uors
rarlv i'm me afternoon a crowd took
,,o prisonere ont of Inc .itv iau anl
l.,er fool. noeseseion of am aerial fIra
truaE which fremen anomntcd to
NAV, throuob tbe crowd On i faIso
.ltrm Tho rioters climbed inf, tba
pa,htre INN bcing .unai5e Il, rup. II
aayo n hack 40 me riremen aftor Jam.
tnping tbau nof ~ 3ttcnpt apafn fs
run through the crowd in the street
Delegations Went TO two fire sta-
tions ana told the firemen not To take
machines from the building until they
were certain there was "a fire IRE
crowd followed The captured machine
hack To the Arizona street station
broke several windows and did minor
damage.
Threats were made To lynch spe
cial Deputy Sheriffs owen Cubben
and Martin Hawkins. but the Officers
we're guarded boy the police. Two
men were arrested in connection with
thc threats by a squad Of policemen
on charge of melting to riot The
police with drawn rcyoIvers backed
ie.sn in. alirs Ntfl ,hof sonors Beg
side the two special deputies ana sue-
geeded In getting safely TO The Jail. but
.i. ,..l t...,..,. ... ,,,.,,...fo.. ff5..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
MOST CRITICAL STAGE OF
NEGOTIATIONS REACHED At
NIAGARA FALLS IN EFFORT
TOSOLVE MEXICAN PROBLEM
REPRESENTATIVES OF DICTATOR
IN WASHINGTON To SECURE IF
POSSIBLE FAVORABLE TERMS

Contention That FederaS Have Made All Concessions So
Far. and 1t Is Now Put Up to Administration That Some
Measure Be Taken by Which Provisional President Be Not
Unnecessarily Humlated in Quitting Office; Former Sena-
tor Charles A. TOwne Seeking Assurances From White
House in Behalf Of His Client but There Seems to Be Lit
tie Chance That Wilson viii ReIent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
Ul-lceling of Long Standinc

The riots were caused by Ions
standing Hl-fcelmg between the regu-
lars Of the 1000 members Of the Wes-
term Federation of Miners here ana
'be insurgents. principally members
with sentiments IN favor of the 7 w.
w. THE members with sentiments in
idvor of the T. ". w. objected t'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
LITTLE BENNK,S NOTE BOOK
Rr Ka Para.

" IA big packidge calm for pop yes- tiaday aftfrnoon and ma opened 1t and what was in it but moo bath robe with brown and Wfte stripes running awl the way down and ma held 1t up. saying, Horrers, dident think even zure farthir wood uyzenything kwite as ugly as this E f S7s e. ma, it looks like big salt watir taHY, T sed- Wich it did. and wen pop calm hoam the ferst thing he sed was, Mothir did packidge lzu1n for me to-day
 No. yes. wun did, to. but it was a mistake, aed ma
 Wat do you meens a mistake, seq pop
 Rum up heer and take a look at it and you'll hah to laf sed ma.
 And pop calm up stares and ma showed him the brown and wite bath robe saying Its funy how they cood ef made sutch a mistake.
 How do you meen: mistake, sed pop
 Wy, you don't think Id sfppose for En instant that you'd reeIy buy sutch Q, no. of korse not. Hed pop, see you meen they sent hoam the ronE sun
 * Of korse, sed ma, [ uevvir saw sutch a reediekilIis thing as this in my life
 It is rather odd looking. izent it. ssd pop
 Wy it's posertively funy. sed ma. hee, hee-
 Ha ha. sed pop
 Hees hee, sed ma.
 Has ha, sed pop. 1t is sort of funy har ha-
 cant imagine how they evvir made sutch a mistake, sed ma, wat kulIer was the wun you ree1y ordired, sum Bolld kul7er, I sippose.
  Wat. brown, sed ma.
 Yes, solid brown. sed pop, gess I'd betttr take this thing down with me 1n the moarning and get the wun I crdIred.
 And wen he calm hoan. to-day he had anuthir packidse and wat was in It but a brown bath robe, looking awl rite-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
BOARD OF RELIEF

Notice Is hereby given that tho Board of Relief of the City of Bridge port will meet at the Assessors Office, City Hall, for the purpose of hearing appeals made from the findings of the Board of Assessors. Hearings will be ary: Monday, Feb. 2nd: Wednesday Feb. 4th; Friday. Feb. 9th: Monday, Feb. sth, from A. M. to F. M., and on the evenings of "Wednesday, Feb. 4th. and Monday, Feb 9th. from 2 to 8 PM.
 of January, 1914.
 WILLIAM 4. LEWIS.
 THOMAS F. WHITE
 CHARLES IT. BRINE.
 CHARLES F. POLAND. AIS t* Board of Relief.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
BOSTON HARVARD CLUB.

Such a steady increase is taking place in the membership of the Har- yard club of Boston that nearly 4.O6o Graduates are now enrolled. The pfc- kuresque new club house on Common wealth avenue. near Massaehu u setts 1venue=-the first @home' Of the aar- yard club hes ever had--ss already popular lunch and dinner resort Raz<nn Globe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
AT THE RAILROAD STABLES.
 312-314 E. 18th. N. ". City

60O-HORSES AND MABES-600
 These are the last and best Of our stock; all young and in good condi- ton: from $40 up. Also several heavy teams used for hauling sand. viii ship horses free ana give fifteen days' trial. See foreman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
STILL HOLDS ITS OWN.

The famous old New York ssSey- enth" remains true to it's standards It is the only regiment in the nation al guard of that state, if not in the country. every company of which re- sceives the mark -.exce1lent'' in the Governments annual report.-Provi- dence Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
TAKING NO CHANGES.

EditorST see that some half-bAked scientist schedules the end of the world for next Saturday
 Star reporter--Yes, yes, I've got the @torT sj1 ready. It won't happen.
 Eezeor-'.Better write up the other side. though If 1t does fappen. we Don't want to get scooped--Exchang
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

A fool -proof aeroplane has at last been built. but nobody has yet invent ed a fooI-proof canoe or pleasure boat There are too many lzands Of fools who go on the rivers and ponds in boats. both male and female
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
Situations Wanted
sToRAGE

Unexcel1ed facilities for the stor. ing of furniture. all kinds of rnerchan- o-~ or machinery. Large rooms. srna11 rooms. rooms lined with far pa- per- Especially arranged rooms for pianos and silver. Small spaces and larger spaces. Fur further inforxna. t1on cali on e. Rfckard. ss4 Howard avenue. II tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

WANTED. .-Hior u. s. Armys Abie- hofased unmarried men b9tweem ages of 18 and ses citixens of United etatsm eG Bcod character and tenn perata habzta who can speak. read For information apply to Recruiting Officer. e3 Cannon Et.s Bridgeport
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
MOTOR O1cIm

ExoELsIOR AUTO CYCLES, Cash or easy terms. second hand cycles all kinds. James c. Burroughs, SIS State St. L15aNs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
storage Warehouaaa

STORAGE OF FUERRFrWyER17, eS-.-..' r@fe roone. securely locked. f,,rs1 cure and china packing F'TyrTff.1 and pianos removed larre - careful handling. Bridxeport sf-- age Warehouse Co, 1265 Nsfn sSf Cor. CongrerB Sc Tel 1Osx-s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

$5 DIAMOND RINGS and pins in 1A kt. solid gold mountinEs. :. Goldberg. 1136 Main St. upstairs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

IFarmer want Asls. one cens 5 ggord.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
Help Wanted

WANTEJDs~-A lstock salesman for q Connecticut corporation located fn have decade6 to sell $aB.00o Of pre~ ferrea stock and whose ability as atch can get him steady rosition with bright future. Call or address Room s0A Cutler Bldg. HIS Church Sc. New Haven. Conn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
UnclassatisSl

GEzNTLEA1AN desires well furnish ed. heated room for himself and wife in Hast Bridgeport. Please state ternls Address Box B. G., Care Farmer. A 80 D p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

sAFEs--$1s5 Marvin safe. now ssf
 $95 Mosler safe now s45 Marsh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

BEGIN THEE NEW YEAR right b, using Casca Laxative tablets.
 A1s If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

FOK SALE--A fine Weber upright piano in excellent condition, cheaE for cash at a57 John St.
 A14 elf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
Printers and Stationers

FAC-sTMILE 1KPEWRTTTTN HIT. TIERS $1.0o per 1000 in quantities: 1000 car1a. statements, envelopes, bill heads. note heads, or circuiar r,s 82.00. Siksay, 83 Reilly st
 Tz6 eff STAIR PRESS ERINTs asUsxN asrl cards. envelopes. bill heads. stats- xnenfss nckets, proerans aa1ow cards. cireulars. etc Low prices, Prop, 1e-7S Koazuth St. cornss etraf1ord Ave- Phone eoe-3
 I.4 ass GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRrcyFca 100 cnxdss aeataments. baI1 heada envelopes, note heads. or circuJarns px1nted Tor only &2.00. Etk9ay m Reilly St. U2a ptf 9TAR PREsS prints business cards enve1opee. bill heads statem erfS tickets. proeranns, show cards. clr- eu1arss Low prices drst cIass work Jacob schnetder. Prop. 1S-1e Kos- a1th st., corner Sfratford Ave Phone 26oS-12. Union office.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
PARIslAN TAmoRING.

q sUBPRIsE FOR BRIDGEEsoRr Ladiesi spring suits up to Ss0, sslli lining. Paxtsian Ladies Tailoring. A
 Adolph- l. Is uan
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

GIFT A SUIT that nrA Our suits are non St. L l bee
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

ORDER your screen now, mntfcue fasrs nitura renovated, tine cabanet vvor5r Carl A Schmidt 12o Ctevslay,6 avenue. R R1s aesn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. well appointed. electric lights, steam heat, MDt water, private bath pfi- gate phone If desired. In select nefghboRhood, Clinton Ave. near Maplewood Ave. with private farr- lily. Can be seen by Appointment only. References exchanged. Ad- dEess P. o. Box 450. U3e stf
 nwrr<,r. svrr ITS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

MRS BLANOH BARNARD. c1aarvov ant, gives readings daily. Is, South avenue. Telephone. Bridee port Conn. A 8 %
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

eS4s Sl sA1LE.--soo buildtne lOts oysr4 gaA trolley service: s7OO m. fl,i-,-.. Mve waterfront lots, ano beachs = eraL new cottages, modern improve Memtns barsE.ina for quick mm9@n. 1% NettletOn. Milford. Conn.
 L4ass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

PRIVATE DETECTIVE. Any k,na o legitimate detective work skiFIfls1f, done. Address Box ss7. City.
 Lad @m
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31

yaN tI. J AAlKDx aL4l1 7 Doctor of Kiroprso- n6w iocafed at t a0,,l sa0 B,airfsId E S < Ave,
 Meigs Bids. in his IT. Rs.ist a 11s ,s1 = e1t & ern 15nces. Private ad5usting SsS mon. New phone 5a45. Go1S..,.e - s.e- - 1tee' L7aRaD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
cnERoPopnsr.

4A1GS JEssTE H. DexoNG--vialtias chiropody and mantcurinE. C3ruer Fairfield avenue and aarrtson Dt- Office hours l to 2 P. 1L sundayn " aDpointment- LTpgs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21
Ia ~smotkarie.

g. Florijan Zeman nam jc pi.
sal sledece: ''MoSki in zenskc, Xxi
so zapoSleni V smotkarnicah, sedi-
10 pri delu ter yes cas- vdihavajo
tobaGni pran. Navadno malo je-
do. o slabotni in mnogih slucaiih
primorani uStaviti svoje delo. Ia
kim, laSti zenskam, zelim pripOro-
citi ~Trinerjevo ameriSko zdravilnO
grenko vino, XII je zelo koristno
IA smotkarjc. X. Antos. Eve Eat
ka. st. Granec. j. Zatka in JAZZ
Smo ga uzivali in cato ga priporo-
camo. VAN udani Florijan Zeman,
lis Liberty St. Allentown. Pa
To je reSniCno Ia vsako opravilo.
Trinerievo ameriSko zdravilno
grenko vino VAN izcisti telo. ki
ie polno puste tvarine, osvezi tex
in odpravi zapeko. V lekarnah
Jos. Triner. izdelovalec. 1333-13-
80 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago. I'll.
Pri vseh bolccinah rabite Triner-
lev liniment. - Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21

Maks 81 je polozil roko ma svo-
ia razgaljena prsa.
"Da, rcvolucionar sem, ker vi
dim, ola Sc mi godi krivico."
Vtem Sc je re vrnil strezaj S
straznikom.
"uklenite ga, puntarjal Zoper
ctsarsa jc govorill" je ukazaI TO-
varpar strazniku.
Maks ga je divje pogledal.
"Tebc maj uklene, morilecl.. d.
,Iaz sem nedolzen ..."
Straznik je pristopil k MENU
IN ga prijel "a roke; ali MaKs Sc
mu je iztrgal koj IL rok in ga ire
sell oh tia.
"Tako daleG smo re prisli, da.
ne uklepajo in ne zapirajo mic wee
najvetjih zlo6incev; Fej!"
Potasi sc jc skobacal kilavi
straznik pokonci in 81 otepel S ko-
len prah. Vsak cd enc strani sta
Sc blizala obadva trebuSnika, to-
varnar in ravnatclj. Nenadoma
pa so planili vsi trije, kakor zme-
njeni, z vzdignjenimi pestmi pro-
ii Maksu in ga krepko %zagrabili.
Bill so ga pc obrazu, pc prsih, pc
hrbtu in pc nogah, pljuvali mu v
lica, ga obdajali s psovkami in ga
suvali z nogami.
Maksu Sc je meglilo pred ocmi /;
potoGek gorke krvi mu je curljal
pc 6elu navzdol in mu zalival tire
palnice. Re je omahoval pod tez-
kimi udarci in noge so Sc mu 81
bile.
"Mcta, otroGi6i, ljubi moi =. .
ne morcm wee all Pra-
vi6ni bogl e.
In zgrudil Sc je hropeG ma tia"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21
Poor!

Podpisani Sc priporocam Slo-
vencem V La Sale in okolici "a
Stavbinska della. Postavljam ma
radne in moderna poslopja. Spre-
jemam tudi popravila in pre-
delavanie vsakovrstnih poslopij
pO zmernih cenah. Kadar zelite
pOstaviti hiso, sc obrnite ma svo-
jcga rojaka. S TEN VAN DO pri-
hranjen denar in cas-. Delam pc
pogodbi. Ia VISA moja della JAM
elm.
Vas rojak Vencel 0bid.
438 Berlin Str, La Sale Ill.
ADVERTISEMENT 3m
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21

'Oboia u bODlk 1idl-
tina. XII ie Gepel ma tezkem kamnu
kraj zida.
Kan, MaksH"
tx morilcu Zena mi uni
ra donna cd gladu tudi otrO-
CT, Sc mi zdi umirajo ..."
"Tudi meni je slabo Sc da
mes napravim konecl" je povedal
Martin.
Maks sc je zakrohotal.
'Jaz ravno tako Ampak
najprvo moran Sc k mOrilcu
potem pride sele zadnja ura ma
vrsto. Adijol"
"Adijo! - Dobro mu Jill po-
veil"
Maks Sc je opotekel pc tlaku
naprej.
Zopet je priGelo krepko liti; ma
tlaku so Sc delale mlakuze, cna
veGja cd druge. Zenske, XII so ho-
die mimO, so magic stopale, dez-
nike V roki, in so privzdigovale
krila visoko do kolen, tako da Sc
ie pred Maksom zdaipazdaj po-
svetilo pc dvoje okroglih, noga-
vicah napetih, ljubkih nozic.
Mrak Sc je vocal; z ubitim gla-
som Sc je oglasil cd nekod mrki,
zaspani zvon vecerni. &c ic pridr-
dral ~sluGajno pc cesti kakSen voz
mimo, je ~zaSkropilo blato mogo6-
no preko tlaka, Maksu cash ma
ravnost V obraz.
Re nj hilo daleG do tovarne: IL
mraka so Sc svetila razsvetljena
okna sobe, kjer je s~tanovala to-
varniSka gospoda.
Urnih korakov je dospel Maks
do velike zelezne ograje, do veil
kin zeleznih, samo malo priprtih
vrat, in je hitel skozi. Kmalu je
stopal mimo |posameznih oddelkov
tovarne in Sc blizal tako vedno
boil razsvetljenim oknom.
Prestopil je magic petero stop
mic, XII so vodile navzgor, pozvo-
nil in Sc naslonil k zidu. Odpreti
mu je prisla brhka. zalita punca
s krepkimi, mogo6nimi boki in
m%ogoenimi prsi.
Ko ie bill ma hodniku, je potr-
kal uljudno ma vrata.
"Noter!" je zarencalo V sob
z zadirliivim odliudenim glasom.
Pazno je odprl Maks vrata in
vstopil; gospoda je ravno odve-
cerjala in lenarila. V kotu Sc je
mastil majhen kuzek Sc 2 velikim
kosom diseGe peGenke. Ma stolih
okrog mize so komodno sedeli to.
varnar, ravnatelj in Sc nekaj ia
kin trebusnih ljudi; nedalec cd
njih pa nekai imenitnih dam.
S sovraznim, zaniGljivim pogle.
dom je premeril Maks vso gospo.
do, cd vrha do tai.
"Moja zena umira!" je pove.
dial.
Tovarnar sa m Sc ie debelo ma
smehnil.
"Kaj pa to meme brigai
Torej ii 81 eden izmed nash pun
tarjev, XII stavkajo zdaj
"Da, puntar sem, ker Sc mi go.
di krivica."
"Vse skupaj hi vas bilo treba
,apreti!" ie menil ravnateli nos
ljaje in 81 popravljal naoGnike.
Maks je vzkipel.
"Saj lie vas bi bilo treba spra-
viii pod kljuc, vas, morilci! cara.
di vas umira zdaj moja zena cd
gladu in cd bolezni. Fej, sram
vas bod, sodrga!"
Tovarnar sc je dvignil ma noge.
"Kaj 81 rekel9 Tt, ii berac!"-
"Morilci!" je krieal yes il sebe
Maks in Sc lie s tezavo premago-
val, da nj pograbil trebusnika "a
vrat in ga tres6il OBJ tia.
Tudi ravnatelj je vstal s stola.
"Ali Sc boste sprawl brz cd
tod! Koj, ce ne, poklicem strazni.
ka
"Dokler mi nocete dati podpo.
re V ~deuarju, Sc ne ganem z me
sta! Vi ste vzrok, da umira zdaj
moja zena donna, da stradajo mo.
il otroci in da je brez kruha ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21
ToVARNA.
Zvonimir KoSem :
(Konec.)


telju do pasu:
"V imenu vseh vas prosim
prekliGite svojo besedol"
Ravnatelj Sc je tresel cd srda
"Jaz da bi preklical svojo be-
sedoR Ali ste z~noreli? Kar
sem rekel, sen rekel: cd jutri "a
naprej bote dobivali manjso pla-
col"
"Gospod ravnatelj, premislite
SCI" je govoril delavec krepko, z
rahlim p%osmeSkom okrog listen.
"Niti "a las ne o~dstopim cd
svoje besedei"
Poslanec Sc je obrnil proti NOR
ju dclavstva:
"SliSali ste! Kaj torej7"
"Stavka! Gencralna stavkal I"
je zavpilo tisoGero grl, tisocero
rok je zamahnilo.
R~avnatelj je trepetai kakor v
mrzlici s tenkim, osornim glasom
10 rekel:
"Kesali Sc botel Kmalu sc bote
podali, Sc prosit me bote priSli "a
0clo ..."
Mnozica je vzvalovala:
"Nikdar, nikdar sc ne bono
podali ii tran >"
"Bomo videli!" je kriknil raw
natelj ~razjarjen in odhitel skozi
vrata, da bi bill prejkoslej ma var
nenI.
"Stavkal Stavkal On sam
mora izprevideti, da nam della kri-
vicol" je kricala mnozica.
"Skoda, da ga nismo virgil OBJ
tia, tega tirana!" sc je spomnil
nekdo.
"Drugega ne zasluzil" je me-
nil zopet drugi.
Ma cesto Sc je razlila mnozica,
zobje so divje skrtali, dvigale Sc
pesti -.
Skupaj sta korakala Maks in
Martin.
"Pod to %pretvezo, da ga je ME
gov o~djemalec in razkupcevalec
n~jegovega blaga ogoljufal, nam
ho6e znizati re itak slabo place."
je razlagal Martin. "To pa nj res.
debelo je lagal, ogoljufal ga nj
nihGe
Maks je obstal.
"Tudi JAZZ sem tie misli. Malha
Sc nj Gisto zvrhana - to je CLAW
ma stvar 1872"
Vojska Sc je valila dale, raz-
lila Sc je pc vseh predmestnih uli
cab, vrsaje in grgraje, kakor po-
vodenj.
"In ravno zdaj je treba tega'
o Bog!" je zavzdihnil Maks. Dan
"a dnem nova nesreca, kakor da
je tako ukazano. Kaj DO z bolno
Metof &c revica umref Ko sem
prisel vceraj zvecer prazen, brez
zdravnika domov, Sc mi niti san
jalo nj. da bonn drugi dan re tudi
brez della In &c traja stavka
dolgof"
"Dolgo DO trajala, Maks!" mu
je dejal Martin.
"Raje poginem ma cesti, kakor
da bi Sc podal "a krivi6no pritr-
gano ~plaeol" je sopel Maks.
"Jaz tudil"
Naprej sta korakala, vedno ma
pref, in Sc pogovarjala dale.
Maks je govoril:
"Vsa ~nesreGa. XII me obdaja ka
kor velike nevidne peroti, prihaja
il te tovarne. Cd mladih nog do
zdaj, ko stejem re cetvero krizev,
sem delal V Mi kakor prikovan,
toeen kakor ura. Kaj imam cd te-
pa9 Mic! e.. Plaza slaba. da "a
dostuje komaj "a enega cloveka,
XII je zadovoljen s kosom kruha
in kozarcem zganja ma dan - ka-
ko maj hi zadostovala "a cello dru-
zinof Prokleto slabo je to paste
zivljenje! &c bi bila tovarna res
kaj vredna. bi moral dobiti zdaj
vsaj nekoliko podpore, ker imam
zeno bolno E"
"Prav imaS!" je dejal Martin
Maks je zavzdihnil.
Exam gre yes denar, XII ga slu-
Ii ma stotine trpinov v tel jeciS
Kan druoam Se ne V kapita1isto-