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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15

no je khuenov zlodejski pritisk
dosegel vrhunce, Sc je ljudstvo ma
Hrvaskem nekoliko zdramilo V
svoji bedi. Opozicija 81 je pribori-
la v%eGino, Khuen IIedervary je
moral zvezati culo in jo popihati
- S prcmozcnjem, Xxi 81 ga je ''pri-
sluzil' kot hrvaSki ban, dezela pa
je mislila, ola pridejo boljsi east.
Toda kaj je bilo? V Zagrcb so
posiljali bana "a banom, vsi so
incl nalogo, ola ~napravijo zopct
khuenovske razmere, in ko to ven
dar nj Slo izlcpa in so odlocilne vo-
itve pod Tomasiccm zopet prime
sic opOziciji veGino, so imenovali
pandurskega |ignoranta Cuvaia "a
kraljcvskcga %komisarja, odpravili
ustavo, vpcljali absolutizcm in da-
Ii komaj "a kakSnega pisar.ja spo-
sobnemu Cuvaju ncomejcno moe.
Nsi zakoni so priSli oh vcljavo, "a
tasoplsc jc bila uvcdena preven-
tivna ccnZura, shodi sa bill sploS-
no prcpovcdani, STRIFE l.iudjc Sc nj
so mogli Skupaj pokazati ma cesti,
parlamcnta hi bilo, sam Cuvaj je
lzdajal narcdbc po svoji neumni
wolff.
Nj dolgo trajalo, pa je avstrij-
ski ministrski p~rcdscdnik Stu
crgkh vpcljal komisariat tudi ma
CcSkcm, kjcr jc razpustil dczclni
odbor, dasi tcga nj najti mixer V
ustavi. In ko je izbruhnila vojna,
jc bila CcSka Sc vcdno pod komi-
sariatom.
SploSno Y Avstriji nj bilo veliko
bolje. Parliament jc poSiljal mini
strskl prcdscdnik domu, kadar Sc
mu j. zljubilo in ma po6itnicah ga
ie pascal, doklcr Sc ic MENU lju-
bilo. Skliceval ga .jc lc tcdai, ka-
dar j. hotel zahtcvati move davke
ali pa wee rekrutov.
Ma Ogrskcm jc pa bcsnel blazni
crof TiSza PiSta. kot prcdscdnik
parlamcnta jc poteptal poslovnik,
potem jc postal ministrski pred
scdnlk in izsilil $ pomoGio korum-
piranc, Z dcnaricm in bajoncti IL
voljcnc vcCinc cello vrsto naZad-
nJaSklh Zakonov, V DRAWN zbOr
j. pripcljal poscbno vojaSkO gar
do in Z MO metal opozicionalne
poslancc IL parlamcnta, prot ljud-
stvu pa jc oh vsaki priliki mobili-
zlral infantcrijo, artilcrijo in ka-
Valerie pc vsch budimpcStanskih
ulicah.
Tako je absolutizem razSir.ial
Svojc trnc prste pc vsch dczclah in
So znaSal mad yscmi narodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
Reading, Pa.

Tudi JAZZ 81 zelim nekoliko pro-
stora V P%roletarcu, da delavce
drugod seznanim $ tukajsnjimi
delavskimi razmerami. Kar Sc de-
la tice, We tako slabo, ola slabse
sploh he more biti. Plaza "a ma
vadne tezake je 1916 centov ma
uro, veGina delavcev pa ina pla-
co cd kosa in zasluzijo pc $3.50
ma dan. Delavci, XII imajo place cd
kosa, dclajo kot zivina. Vsak mo-
ra premetati pc 100000 funtOv
zeleza ma dan, da zasluzi omenje-
no svoto. Najbolj zalostno pa je,
da mislijo ii ubOzci. da je vse to
bog dial. Pc mnenju ten nerazsod-
nih delavcev je bog pravi krvolok,
ker svoje podlOznike, ustvarjene
pc njegovi podobi, tako neusmi-
ljeno muci. Cuden bog mora to
biti, XII milostno dovoliuje, da Sc
V Evropi "a i%nterese mOnarhov IN
kapitalizma preliva ma reke clo-
veSke krvi. Delavec, ali hos Sc
dolgo S sklenjenimi rokami boga
prosil pomoGi9 Mi imamo moe,
ampak je doslej nismo znali rabbit.
Delavci vsega sveta, zdruzite Sc
in odpovejte pOkorscino militari-
Emu, kapitalizmu in klerikalizmu.
Doslej je veGina delavcev ma dan
v%olitev prodajala samega sebe.
Preden oddaS svoi glas kapitali-
stu, premisli da ima kapitalist
letnih $4,000 cd tebe. Ako ii de-
lodajalec plaza "a deseturno de-
10 $50, potem dObiS podobi
place S46S ma leto, produciraS pa
najmanje "a $4,000 wee. Kje je
potem tvoj produkt? All. to je
paG pOpolnoma enostavna stvar;
V yep ga je pobasal dotiGni, "a
%katerega 81 delal in ~glasoval. Cas-
je ze, da vse to premisliS i'll pri
prihodnjih volitvah glasujes "a
svojo delavsko, to je sOcialisticno
stranko, Xxi je edna delavska
stranka ma svctu, XII zeli dobro te-
bi in tvOjim potomcem. Dobe Sc
delavci, Xxi imajo par sto dOlarjev
ma banki, in Sc zavoljo tega bOje
sOciallZma, ker so V strahu, da bi
moral "taljati'. Deli Sc sedaj in
Sc prav imenitno. Razlocek je lie
ia, da ne dele delavci, pac pa 60
spodje kapitalisti. Kdor ne We, ka-
ko Sc deli, maj vzame V roke "a
nesljive podatke, Xxi Sc glase: Cd
vsega produkta vzamejo kapitali-
sti "a sebe $40, delavcem pa IL
placajo V mezdi 1870. NatanGno
%povedano: ri dObiS cd dolarja
vrednosti, kar 81 produciral Is
centov, tvOj gospod ii pa ukrade
81 centov. To je torej tista stara
in vedno nova pesem. katero wi
zgajo %nasprotniki socializma o
"talengi'.
Blizajo Sc nam zopet jesenske
vOlitve. Delavskih p~rijateljev re
kar mrgoli. kaj bono volili? A
ko smO Millionaire, potem glasuj-
mo "a Millionaire, ako smo pa raz-
rednO zavcdni delavci, potem pa
glasujmo "a delavce. Ia Pa. dr.
zavno zakonodajo so sledeGi so.
cialisticni kandidatje: l.. Birch
Wilson i'll James ii. Maurer, pred
sednik Pa. State Federation"
Tudi "a "County' in mesta ina
socialistitna stranka postavljene
svoje kandidate. Volitve Sc vrSe
tretjega novembra. Apeliram ma
slovenske dclavce = volilce, ako Sc
hOcejo izncbiti mezdne suznosti
in aiveti kot lJudJe. ia maj giasu-
jcjo "a socialisticne candidate.
kapitalisti maj volijo "a kapitali-
ste, delavci "a dclavce - in Una
ga DO naSa.
Organiziran socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
Avstrijski absolutizem.

Il vsakdanjim policijskim ma
z~adnjaStvom pa uradna Avstrija
Sc nj bila zadovoljna. Patcntirani
rcakcionarci, zvcsti Mettcrnichovi
dediti, SO bill lie tcdaj srcGni, ka-
dar SO mogli popolnOma potcptati
zakone, vreti ustavc pod mizo in
vpcljati pravi obsolutizcm.
Najmarkantncjse zglede "a to
daJc lirvaSka. Tam je dvajset let
rogovodil zloglasni grof Khuen
Hedcrvary, XII jc s pomocjo nezasli
Sane korupciic, brezvcstncga dcs-
potlzma in neverjetnih slcparij
sprawl dczelO ma rob propada.
Hrvaska ina po pogodbi 2 Ogr-
sko svojo avtonomijo. Nekatcri
naiyni ljudje so mislili, da mora
pisani, zapccateni in cd 'njegove-
ga vcllcanstva potrjeni zakon We
l.jati.
kakor ola nj papir, ma katercm
sc pisejo zakoni, prav tako potr-
pezljiv kakor tisti, ma katerem Sc
tiskajo casopisi Kakor da Sc MISC
cesarske in ~kraljevske besede re
tisOckrat prelomile!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15

nv te y w ava.
Vendar je resitev mogoGa. Kajti
tudi vpliv Sovinisticnih hujskaGev
mora miniti, 6e so narodi zado-
volJni in gredo S6uvajo6e besede
V Zrak.
Zgodovina je zahtevala cd
Avstrije, da sc postavi ma cello ma
predka i'll zapiSe Gisto svobodo ma
svojo zastavo. Notranje razmere
bi bila morala urediti ma podlagi
eim popolnejse demokracije in S
TEN podati vsakemu narodu dom,
da 81 ne hi zelel boljsega. Zakaj
avstriJski Nemci vidijo onstran
meJe Pruse, Saksonce, Bavarce;
avstrijske Poljake loci lie Grta cd
pruskih in ruskih Poljakov; Ru
SIM Sc dotikajo svojih rojakov
v batjuskovi DRAW. Italijani no
Hrolskem in Primorskem so So
sedJe ltalije, juzni Slovani sosedje
SrbiJe in Crne Gore, ogrski Ru
mum glcdajo dezelo svojih so,
plemenikov.
q nacionalnih 6uvstvih Sc lahko
sodi ma razlicen na6in, utajiti Jill
pa hi mogoce. V TAKEN polozaju,
V kakrSnem je Avstrija, pa Sc dajo
lrendentisti6ne zelje lie tedaj pre-
magati, ce Sc vcepi vsakemu ma
rodu zavcst, da Sc mu tam, kjer
Je, bolje godi, kakor ce hi bill V
domovini svojih rojakov.
Avstrija hi bila morala skrbeti
"a TO, da postanc rcSnicna domo-
vina svOiih narodov. Ali "a to Sc
nj nikoli iskreno brigala. Vedno
Je bila njena n~otranja politika
perfidna, vednO so vladajoci ne.
till razdor med narodi. vedno so
Sc drzali starega podlega na6ela
divide ct impera."
Metode so Sc menjalc. Danes Sc
jc cncmu kazalo prijazno lice, mad
drugimi je Svigal bic, jutri so pa
zopet temu molili sladkor in sci.
pail prvega. Hotel so, da hi bill
vsak narod policaj, XII hi denunci-
raj druge.
DaSl so ma Dunaju navidezno
protelirali zdaj enega, zdaj dru-
zcga. j. vendar reakcija tepla vse.
Lee L vclikanskim ~sOcialno demo.
kratlcnim bojem Sc je leta 1907.
Y Avstriji "a drzavni zbor pri.
borila volilna p~ravica, XII je vsaj
podobna sploSni in enaki. Ia vse
decline zbore in obGine pa Sc
veljajo vsakovrstne nepoStene
razrednc volitvc. Ma Ogrskem so
strojne puSke i'll topovi uzugali
delavstvo. ko Sc je b~ojevalo "a
sploSno volilno pravico.
Tiskovni zakon Avstriji je
tako n~azadnjaSki, da jc tloveka
sram vprito najmanjSe balkanske
drzave. Zborovalni zakon je Ia
lOstna karikatura zborovalnc svo.
bode, druStvene svObOde pa sploh
III. Casopisc vlada lahko konfisci
ra, shode prepoveduje, druStva pa
razpuSca ali pa jim ne dovoli. ola
III Sc u~stanOvlla. Ma zborovanjih
preze policijski komisarji ma VISA
ko besedO, zcnskc Sc politiGno
sploh ne smejo organizirati, moSki
izpOd "a let tudi ne, gledaliSka
cenzura je bedasto nazadnjaSka
medtem ko uganjajo klerikalci 5
procesiJami in takimi recmi lahko
pc ulicah, ka rhocejo, Sc prepove-
duJejo zleti cello tako nedolznim
druStvom, kakor so sokolska. Ia
izlet socialistov IL Trsta V Ljublja-
no Je bilo treba cele S bera.
citi ko je Ferri prisel V Trst pre-
davat, jc policija ~zahtevala, maj j
predIoA spisano prcdavanje.
kdo vraga maj hi bill zadOvol.jen
TAKEN zandarskem peklu. 6e
vidi, da hi onstran meje lahko uzi-
val svobodO, XII Sc mu zdi V takih
razmerah idealna?
Avstrijski absolutizem.
Il vsakdanjim policijskim ma
ZadnIaStVOm ma ura6na AvStriia
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ADVERTISEMENT
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Pomoini tajnik: IVAN PRoSTOR, box 1ao, Export, Pa
Bagajnik: JOSIP zELE, CLOS st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
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JAKO vAzNo ~vPRASANJE9
"Ali sem he postal zaostalo ma
rocnino "a "Proletarca"7
b nell
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-17
Big Interest Conferred on Match Be-
tween George Carpenter and Gun
boat Smith In London To-
day
(By Associated Press)

New York, July 15.-Unusual inter
est is evinced both in America and
Europe in the tw~enty-round bout be-
tween George Carpenter and Gun
boat Smith to be held In London to-
morrow night. Because of the ring
prominece and nationality of the
contestants tn ematch has assumed
international Importance. Carpenter
is the first of the French pugilistic
schol to gain worldwide recognition
while Smith is one of the leading
boxers of the so-called "white-Hope'
class which sprang up following the
defeat of Jim Jeffries by Jack John
son at Reno in 1910. Accoring to the
announcement of the management OF
Olympia, where the match will be
staged, the contest will be for the
white heavyweight championship OF
the world with stakes of more than
$4,000 to be divided between the two
opponents.
OF the two boxers Carpenter offers
the most interesting personality, Born
at LEM, France, on January u, 1898.
he is in his t~wenty-first year. Al
though he did not begin to box until
he was thirteen his rise has been both
rapid and spectacular. Beginning as a
bantam he worked through class after
class until today he is considered by
many experts as the best light-heavy-
weight I'm the world. Weighing In the
neighborhood of 40 pounds, he has
a seventy-three inch reach. forty-one
inch chest and is 5 feet, ten inches
In heigh. He is very muscular and a
terrific hitter, boxing with a slight
crouch and with a style that resem-
bles in many ways the best American
pugilists. His ability to withstand
hard punishment is one of his strong
points, and he has never shown any
disposition to avoid hard mix-ups.
Edward ~tGunboat) Smith is an
Irish-American. born in Philadelphia,
Pa, May S,1SSS. He began fighting
in the west six years ago but did not
become prominent among the white
pugilists until he came east in 1912.
With the exception Of a decision
given in favor of Jim Stewart in 1912,
Smith has a clear record, never hav-
ing lost a battle since that time. He
is of a lanky build. like Bob Fitzsim-
mons, with a powerful pair of arms
and shoulders and possesses a punch
ing power unlocked for from a nan
of his physique. Two of his most ef-
fective blows are, when it lands on a
vulnerable spot, is a fight finisher.
Carpenters ring record record
dates back to 1907, but 1t was not
until 1912 that he began to gain fame.
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C. o. P's MEET IN PITTs5UReH

Special to Ocala Banner:
Pittsburgh, Pa, July 15.-The re
publican state platform will not be
adopted until the very beginning OF
the fall campaign. Instead of report
ing to the state committee at Phila'
delphia today, the platform committee
will make its report to the committee
at a meeting which will be held In
this city in August. Senator Penrost
and other republican candidates be
leive that in the interval between
now and late August, issues may
arise of which the republican party
can take advantage.
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ELks TO HOLD GOLDEN JUBILEE

Special to Ocala Banner:
Denver, Col, July 15.-The b. p. o.
E. from every state and from nearly
every city in the Union are in Denver
this week to attend the golden jubi-
lee of the order. Special trains from
all over the country are bringing dele
gates by the hundreds TO the conve
ton, and all of Denver has planned
entertainment for the visitors on a
large scale. Nearly all the men prom
inent in the order are present, many
of whom nave been staying here since
last Sunday and Monday, and who
will remain here until the close OF the
week. The city is decorated In pur-
pie and white. the colors OF the Elks.
A grand parade of all the Elk lodg-
es will take place tomorrow, in which
handsome floats will participate. The
Shriners of Denver have offered the
use of their temple to the Elks. The
Denver chamber of commerce Is hold
ing a reception for the visiting Elks
and their ladies each afternoon, n
the Denver Press Club is keeping
open house for all visiting newspaper
men attending this reunion; while
a number Of other associations have
offered the use Of their reading and
club rooms to the delegates. There
are nearly 10000 members and their
families in the city to attend this ju-
/ bilee.
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DOORS OF HEATING AND COM
PANY CLOSED

Early Tuesday morning there was
a notice posted on the doors of
Messrs. Heating and Company's place
of business, which read as follows:
CLOSED under a distress warrant
j. P. Galloway, Sheriff Marion County,
Florida"
1t has been known for some time
that Messrs. Heating and Company
were financially embarrassed, and in
order to keep from suspending a
meeting of their creditors was called
and certain concessions we're granted
to them, but it seems that the firm
was unable to meet these modified OBJ
legations, so on Tuesday a distress
warrant was taken out by Mr.. Robert
T. Adams, proprietor of the Harring-
ton Hall Hotel, for overdue rent, and
in consequence of which the doors
were closed.
Mr.. Heating ascribes the failure of
! the firm to meet it's obligations to
the want of patronage, and the hard
! times, which he says is general over
the country.
Another meeting of the creditors
will be called, and he thinks. perhaps,
the affairs of the firm will be so ad-
justed as to admit it to keep on in
business. If the creditors conclude
that the affairs are in such a condi-
ton that they will not feel justified
in making any further compromises
and concessions, then there will be
nothing left to be done but for the
corporation to be dissolved.
The corporation consists of the fol
diving named gentlemen: Messrs.
r. L. Heating, w. A. Konow and N. L.
Fort.
We have always contended that if
whiskey establishments could be
closed for the want of patronage it
would be the best evidence of a true
temperance sentiment, and it looks as
if the history of the saloons in Ocala
will be written in that way.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Maurice Strauss, who is a bright, ca
pable business man, was forced to
close his doors not a great while ago
for a failure to meet his obligations,
and his failure to do so was caused
by the want of patronage.
1t has long been known that if the
saloons of Ocala depended for exist
ence on their local patronage they
would long since have gone out of
business, for they are existing very
largely on outside business.
If the law ever becomes so effective
as to prevent the shipment of IL
quors into dry territory the industry
will be very largely if not entirely
broken up.
We do not believe that there is To-
cal patronage enough to support one
of these establishments in our midst.
They, of course, are being conducted
for the revenue attaching to them,
and when this is not forthcoming
their suspension will naturally follow.
The failure of Heating and Com
pany, following quickly upon the
heels of the failure of Mr.. Maurice
Strauss, tells it's own story. He who
runs may read.
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and "a, 3 mills; sub-school district
No. 35. 2 mills; sub-school districts
Nos. SO to 3S. inclusive. 8 mills.
Bond of Oliver Smell to carry pts.
tol was laid over until next meeting.
The board thereupon adjourned.
P. H. NUGENT, Clerk.
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|SM|TH AND CARPENTER
0F|GHT TONIGHT FOR
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

bear him out in the statement.
Mr.. Taylor did so.
AS the matter was important. the
hour was growing late and the mayor
had left the chamber it was decided
that it would be considered at a spe.
cial meeting to be called later.
On motion the council adjourned.
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"~o W a VIII IA
Fill of Remington Typewriter Co
for So for rent of typewriter in 1911
was refused payment.
c. l.. Gamsby, county engineer, sub
mitted his report for the month 0
June, showing expenditure on accoun
of road work S2140.CC, which wa
read and filed.
The beard then adjourned unit
Wednesday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-30
BIG S12,OOO,OOO GAS
COMPANY BANKRUPT
Receiver for Atlantic Corpora.
ton, With Subsidiaries in
Three States.

Calvert Brewer vice-pres dent of the
United states Mortgage rnd Trust Com
uauy, was made receiver TO- the Atlantic
CAS- and Electric Company Of rs Broad
street by Judge Mayer In the United
states Distric; Court yesterday The
company fled voluntary petition In
bankruptcy, giving IFS liabilities as ST.
i7N2l2 and its nom. nal assets az some
thing In excess of $4,000 900, As most
az these assets are bond and note ella inns
against sub diary companies their true
value i~ uncertain.
The Atlantic Gas AMI Electric Company
was Incorporated IN April 1912. with a
capital stock of SI2O.U.UO0 FOR the pur.
tHse NJ ac luir'ug con ~oi Of established
gas and electric prlpert.cs. and to pro-
VIDE through It's working capital. in
depend M banking facilities for the i'm
piuv,w"n, ana extension Of public utli-
Ties. !. r. the hold nc com ANY far
number Of such concerns In Pennsylvania
New York and New Jersey.
\ statement issued from tho Offices OF
'he c0mrtnys attorneys. Spoonor Il Cot
ton, - Wall street. attributes the failure
tn 'h' cnnranN's inability under presen,
cuNd..i. us 20 raise money 20 meet mitur-
ue notes or TO complete the improve
W,nt o, some OF It's plants The lawyers
however made il clear that the conditions
.Nr TO he war were not entirely respon-
Die for the compluys predicament
The p'og'"iIIES.' said the lawyers,
'l"- the n's' and necessary step la the
.etdJu-tw'u' - the Affairs Of the com
lDN which VII permit. 70 j. hoped In
-Ius. '.ur the completion r It's work and
'.. rffrrI.grr,rt Of us financial affairs"
A'u."g .ue zig .un. diaries held by tho
N.au., Dis and Electric Company are
.g" Eastern Pennsylvania Power Com
,auy OF New Jersey the EpSton Gas
81 ''h7. the IItttGr'lr Gas Company, the
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ton In the matter. since the acts for
which IL Is sought to punish Mr.. Lauter.
bach were admitted by him In his testl
mony. The attorney contended that they
were not of such a nature as to subject
him to discipline.
Owing to the unusual precautions taken
to keep the proceedings from becoming
public In case the Appellate Division ruled
that no action was warranted the fact
that the report OF the grievance committee
had been filed with the Appellate Division
did not become known until yesterday
Previously the names OF attorneys against
whom proceedings had been taken were
published In the court calendar Tor the
day on which the cases are heard but
under a practice established by the Appel.
late Division last spring the names OF at.
totneys before the court for discipline ar"
written on a separate calendar pared
only for the Judges and never made
public.
In this way II the court decides that
n complaint against an attorney does no.
warrant action the matter is quashed
without any publicity. II the court takcr
action either to dsbar or TO suspend the
offending attorney a formal decision e
that effect is handed down and the matter
then becomes known
II Is expected that n tho court acts
AGAINST NJ. Lautcrbach "a decision IN that
effect will be made known when the frs
rulings of the court are handed down
early next month Mr.. Lauterbach's
friends believe the court will take the
Wow that there Is no ground for action
'ltHough II Is possible that an opinion CEN
suring the attorney will be handed down
10 serve ~ warning against similar
acts by attorneys In the future.