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The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

What is your verdict?'
I'VE, the jury, find the defendant guilty
as charged in the Indictment" the fore
man replied, handing the slip OF paper
to the clerk.
Shorty felt a weight against his left
arm. Mary had risen and had stood to
receive the verdict with him. He turned
and saw that her face was very white.
and he caught her about the waist as her
knees gave away. He held her thus. her
head on his shoulder, as the assistant dis
trict attorney gave the judge for his con-
sideration the court records showing that
the convicted man was a three-time Of
fender and, therefore, in the eyes OF the
law confirmed criminal.
The Judge ordered the prisoner remand
ed to the Tombs to await sentence.
Hold your faith in God. Joe dear"
sobbed Mary as her arms crept up to his
shoulders. I'll pray day and night"
only a miracle could get me out now.
Mary" he whispered. Maybe you'll
be happy yet"
God will help me to get you out, Joe, "
she told him. He ha: never failed me-
For the third time Shorty Condor left
the train at Ossining. chained to a string
of convicts, and began the journey up the
steer road from the station to the prison.
The court had given him the limit. and
with that terrible economy of soul which
is a part of the last outsid, moments OF
the '7ifer' he would turn frequently and
glimpse the open road, dust-clouded. as
it heightened behind him. Skies, fields
highways, and the clean air of the open
were to be shut OF from him forever.
In Sing Sing he would come to envy
those prisoners clustered in cells close to
the little green door masking the cleo
trio chair. The merciful process of being
put through the wires" was not for him.
His was to be a death by inches in foul
air. ending in a grave filled with quick
lime. The agony of living death was to
be long drawn out, but the dead body
would be quickly destroyed.
A little bundle Of underwear dangled
from Shorty's right hand. His only 9TH
er possessions were Mary's own Bible
and the faith that had come to him with
the words Of the sidewalk soldier Of
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
.--MIRACLE MARY

Christ in Chatham Square. a faith still
strong within him. strong as the living
rock.
With the others Shorty was put under
the shower. examined by the prison ply
sician. and handed a baggy gray suit.
He was tabled on the left arm with the
red disk OF the thlrd-term man and as
signed to the machine shops as an un-
skilled laborer.
September, October, and November
passed and shorty drew near 10 the first
Christmas morning that had ever meant
anything to him I'm prison. As he read
his Testament and the Christmas time
approached. the solemn significance Of
the Yuletide. the birth In the stable at
Bethlehem, the bearing OF the Cross to
Golgotha, the cry: Eli. Ell. lama
sabachthani?' CMy God. my God, why
hast Thou forsaken meD became more
deeply impressed upon his mind. He ap-
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

Joe did when went through the ordeal"
Mary added, and I've been a good wom-
an now for five years. Joe has never fall
tered and he has been a good man for
three years. / know he has and I would
stake my hope Of salvation on it. Never
for one minute has he forgotten that
Christ Jesus is his friend and Savior
Her eyes frightened as she extolled the
homely virtues Of the man she was try
ing to save from the slow and hard
grinding machinery Of the law. and she
smiled SO winsomely and trustingly to
him as she closed her testimony that
every man in the court room realized
that the lassie's heart was beating with
love for Joe Condor.
Mary was not cross-examined. Shorty
took the stand in his own behalf. He was
not nervous and yet he must have known
that the testimony of the girl he loved
counted for nothing as evidence.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

Then you cannot establish an alibi?'
NO. SIR
Shorty's story was ended.
"Cross-examina.ion is not necessary"
suggested the Judge.
The People are content to send the
case to the jury without argument" said
the prosecutor.
do you waive argument" the court
asked Gray. and the lawyer nodded.
The jury was charged briefly and sent
from the room.
Mary and Shorty sat close together,
hand in hand. during the few moments
required for the jury to ballot. The
twelve men filed back into the Jury box.
the foreman holding a slip OF paper in his
hand.
Shorty stood and faced the jury.
Gentlemen, have you reached a YER
dict?" asked the clerk.
I'VE have" replied the foreman.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

'Atentat ma mOlo cistost. ME
wee. ME mani. Bod mo6an. .Ie-
gov"
"GIe.ite, rada bi poslala pismo
dOmovino,' rece proscGe. tho.
plaho.
Ia waga.' menim "stori!''
E>tal sem. scdcl k mizi. wei pa
pir in deial:
"Pojdite SEM. sedite in mare
kulte -
Pride, sede previdno ma stol in
me elcda OpravitujoGe:
mo. komu?"
"~Var;avsia Iclcznira. mrsto
Swrnzany. Holcslava Ka>putm -.
Nj mai piSem Rcci,c 800.
MOI liubi Boles mole ST.
e" Moi Lubbock Matt Bo-
zJa mai te cuva. Moic llato srce.
Iakaj nlSi tako dolgo pisal 30 to.
De nreDcnecl golobici Tcrcliji ...'
SkOrai hi Sc bill zakrohotal
- ircpcneca golobica -. ma diva.
nalSt ycrSOkov ccnicna, : tezkimi
pcStmi in y takO crnim obrazom
kakor da hi bila vsc lcto omcta.
vala dlmnlke in So nlkdar ne uni
la. Toda premagal sem 81 i'm vpra.
sal:
"kdo ie ia Bolest:"
BOles, gospod diiak". ic de.
.iala, kakor uzal.icna. da sem DO.
patil inc. "BolcS j. moi zenin.'
''Zenin?!P"
'Iakai So gospod takO cudi
Ali iaz' dekle. ne morem imcti
svOjega zenina
Ona, dcklc. Ia lie bila do.
bra,
30, zakai ne, Use ic mogoce e.
Ali Ic on ze dolgo Vas zenin"...'
~ SeStcm lctu
"OhO - no. PiSala sva pismo
takO memo. liubeznipOlno, da b
JAZZ sam rad menial : TEN Bole
som, tc hi bila korcspondcntinja
druga, ce hi bila manisa.
"IelO sem VAN hvaleina IA Il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
BOLESIJ.
Maksim Gorkij

Nckdaj mi ic pripovedoval INA
e
ko sen bill dljak V Moskvi, Sc
j" prigodilo. da sem stanoval po-
leg enc izmcd ''tistih' da
sal YES! Bila ie POljakinla IN lme.
nOvala Sc jc Tcrezija. Nelika, moe.
ma brineta = trnimi. ZraScenimi o.
brvi in Z vclikimi odurnlmi pote-
zami me il prcstraSilo Zivalsko
I~skrcnle njenih temnlh oci. MEN
globok glas, memo prostaSko We.
dcnje III njena lunanjosi miSica-
sic branjcNkc. Stanovai sem
V pritlicju. in niena vrata so bila
nasproti moiim. \ikdar jim niscm
odprl. ako SEN vedel. da .ie Ona
donna. Ali To j. bilo rcdkokdaj.
Scmpatja sem 10 srecal ma stop
micah, ma dvoriScu. in nasmehni-
la So mi .ie ma nacin, ki sem ga
smatral "a neSramnega. Neckrat
sem io vidcl "ijano. razku>irano,
odurno So smeioco ...
Tedai mi ie rckla:
"Dober dan. gOspod di.lak,' /
bedastim smchOm. : katcrim ic
:" povetala moi gnus do ME. Ma.
mcraval sen So p~reseliti, da hi So
izognil TEN srecavanjcm. u incl
sem takO krasnO sObico : Sirnim
raAgledom. in bilO ie tako tho v
tisti ulici Nzdrzal SEN. I'm ne
koc, ko sem So ziutraj Sc valjal
po p~ostelii. iskajoc vzroka. da hi
mi ne bilo trcba iii k predavanju,
So nenadOma OdprO vrata in Zopr.
ma Terezija zaklicc ma pragu Y
svOiem basu:
"Dober dan, gospod dijak!'
"kai hocete?" vpraSuiem. vi.
dim MEN obraz ie ginicn. pro-
sec nekai nenavadnega ma MEL.
All. gospOd. prosila hi Vas ne
kai Sal boste napravili!
LcIim. molcim in mislim:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Ali 81 je xe vasa organixacija
narocila 100 ixtisov Social
sticne knjifnice'', katere bodete
raAdelili med nezavedne tovarise
ma prihodnji veselici. - Ako tega
Sc niste storiG, skrbite, ds 50 70
x1odi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
ADVERTISEMENT
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P0DP0RNA zVEzA
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lsUS.
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drtayt Penn.
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Sedez: COnemauGh, Pa.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
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Tank: ALoJZIJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
Pomoini tajnk: IVAN PRosToR, box l2o, Export, Pa.
Blagajuik: JOSH zELE. CLOS st. Clair Ave. Cleveland, ohio.
PomOini bagajnik: JOSH MARINcIC, 1886 f. so st, Cleveland, Ohio.
zAUPNIK:
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NADZORNIKI:
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PoROTNIKI:
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PRIrRAvlJALNI oDBoR "a ZpRUsTEv SLoVENsKIH PoDPoRNIH
NAPkEpNIH ORGANlZACIJ.
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StcfancIc Martin, box -, Franklin. Kaus. clan dr. ~. barbara.
Mos'ar Io"P' L" Box SOL et9anton, H. clan :. d. !. &r.p.
GoreN wan, 10 PHI, West Mineral kans. elan y = T. +. u.
Delegate "a 1iruztyeni sestanek ne "a jauuara 1914.
lhem Star, box 81, Conemaugb, Pa
kebOL Ivan, Glencoe, Ohio.
BrN ZohJa, 6O29 Glass ave; Cleveland, Ohio.
UraIno Classic: PRoLEAETC. 1905 W. 3kt street. Chicago. ILL.,
CenJen. drustva, OzirOma NTH uradniki, so uJuduO proseni, pOsljati vs
dopise III densr, aravnOs ma gavnega tajnIAa in niAogar drugega. Denar maj
Sc pOsIja glason pavl, edno potion POstnih; Exprsnb; ali Bantnih denarnh
sasaznic nikakor pa ne potion pnvatnh eekov.
V slutaju, Ia opazijo drsveni tajniki pi poroGih glavnega tainika kae
nJSLivO'ti' a 'on e"udoms na1nanUO uad savnega ajntka, da Sc ' pri
sodnje pOpnw.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

"Ako YAM .ie bilo tako tesko
plsati Bolesu. tukai je Vase pi-
smo. vzemite ga! Zane piSeio tu-
iii drugi e. -
Nidim - mojih rOkaj .je pi-
smo naslovlieno ma Bolesa. Fei!
Cutie, Terezija. Kaj mai to
pomeni: Iakaj mai hi VAN drugi
pisali, 10 Sc moiega pisma niste
odposlali?
KAN"
"Temu - Bolesu?"
Ali NIGGA vcndar nil
Ne raZumem in ne prostate mi
drugo kakor ola grcm. Ali ona mi
poiasni:
"kai pa" pravi uzaliena. ME
ga pac nil In villa ie roke kakOr
da ne u umeti, zakai ne
"Toda iaz hi rada, da bi bill
Ali nisem clovek kakor vsi drugiY
kajpada, iaz iaz VEN
Ampak komu pac Skoduie. Gc mu
JAZZ piSem ~
"DOyolite - komu?'
NO - Bolcsu!"
All piega vendar nil
"Oh, Jczus - Maria Kaj sko-
duie, no, Ne. ampak kakor da hi
bill, .Iaz mu piSem, potcm ic
Stvar TAXA. kakor da hi bill
In Tcrezija sem iaz on cd
govori meni, JAZZ - MENU e"
Razumcl sen Bio mi je
tako bridkO, tako hudo. takO sem
Sc sramoval. Poleg meme. tri ko-
rake cd meme. zivi clovek. XII hi
ma %n0hcnega liza svetu. XII hi bill
prijazcn in l.iubezniiv i MIN. in
Ia clovek 81 izmisli prijatelia
wi ste mi pisali pismo "a Bo-
lesa, pustila sem ga precitati, po-
SluSala in miSlila. Ola .ic BoleS. In
prOsim, napiSitc mi pismO cd Bo-
lesa ma Tcrczijo - name. AkO mi
ga kdO prcbcre. veriamem cisto
gotovo. In zivljenie mi bo lazic ="
No pa hudit mai wa
me Cd tcdai sem pisal red
no vSak teden dive pismi. enega
Bolesu IN nicgov odgOvor Tereziii.
in dobro sen il piSal. Oma ioka,
kadar iih >liIi I'm "a Solze.
Xxi Iih ic prctakala mad pismi ma
mlSljrncga BolcSa. mi j. krpala
luknic nogavicah. srajcah in
drugcm Tri mcsece ~pozncic
jr priSla y icGo In sedai jc
gotovO mrtva.
Moi znanec IT, Odpihnil
smotkin pcpel. zrl zamiSl.ieno pro
ii mehu in kon6al:
mia CHM wee grenkosti
clovek vile. tenn silneie 81 zazeIi
sladkosti. Ampak mi ne razume-
mo tega, odcti Y svoie samo nami-
Sllene cednoSti i'm zroc drug dru-
zega skozi pajGolan domiSliavosti
in prepricania o svoii brezmadez-
nOSti To ie precei neumno in
zclo trdo. Pravijo prOpali ljudje
kai so propali liudie: Pred
vsem - ljudje. ista kri. meso. ko-
sti. zivci kOt mi. Use Zivljenjr
nam to govore dan "a dnem. In
mi cuiemo TO. ali vedi vrag.
kako nezmiselno ie to. Ali pa IN
re popolnoma gluhi cd ~glasnega
pridigovania o clovekoliubnosti?
V resnici M tudi mi sami
propali ljudje. Sc zelo globoko pro
pail Nv brezno vSeh MONTH
domiSljavosti in prcpricania o pre-
moci nash mozgan in naSin xiv
ccv mad tistimi liudmi, XII so le
mani pretkani kakor Smo mi. in
Sc ne znaiO tako dohro p%rctvarja-
ii kaior mi Steer pa - do
wolf tega, Use 10 ic nekai stare
GA, Sk0rai Sramotno ic. q tenn Sc
govoriti nckai zelo starega
-. ia, -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

uslugo, gospod.' IL rekla Terezl-
ia in Sc klanjala.
"Morda VAN tudi iaz lahko
STORM uslugo''
NE, hvala lepa.'
"Mogo6e ina gospod raztrga-
ne srajce ali druge stvarif'
Cutil sem, da mi .ie Ia zenski
mastodont v krilu pognal rdecico
Y oblicje in iziavil sem dOkaj o.
stro, da ne pOtrebujem nienih
uslug.
Sla ic.
Diva tedna sta pretekla . We
cor ic. Kadim in sedim pri oknu
ter prcmiSljam. kako hi mOgel sa-
mega scbe cd sebe odlociti. DOlgO-
caSnO ic. grdo vrcme. ne ljubi sc
mi yum in pecan Sc IL dolgocasla
: analizo samega sehc. Tudi TO le
dovoli dolgocasno. a ne l.iubi So
mi druzega. tn Sc odpro vrata -
hvala BOgu.- nekdo prihaia d.
"Kai gospod dijak nina nobc-
mega dclaY'
Tereziia! HIM
Ne zakaio'
Prosila hi goSpoda. da hi Sc
emo piSmo pisal -
Prosim Bolc>u
"Ne, scdaj cd MEGA?
"Ka-ai?"
go. to sem zabito bit.ie! Hotela
sem reel - oprostitc goSpod. Sc
dai nj "a meme, temvcc "a moio
priiateliico to Sc prayi me- "a
prijateljico, temvec 90. IA nckcga
znanca Oh sam ne piSc L..
a lima ~nevesto. kakor iaz - Te-
rcziio Ali DO gospod morda
pisal oni Tereziji?'
Gledam 10 - nicno oblicjc ic
nemirno. prsti Sc trescio. V zadre-
gi ie in uganil sem!
o"I,,' ''"'
Il" Nv "o''S" III NV '~'''|'!'' '>e
ste Sc az" A"p"N prl m''''
I'I"a'' Sreee' IaH "o'r'. ""''''" l.
ann All sue ra"''"''''
Bila ie nacnkrat ncuavadno pre-
''"" N""sn '''''P''"'
y "'S"'t'' SNi',""''" '' "''
"N'' """'
'' ~ ''N'" "t'. >"Na
H,"' 'F" '"''
~
, ''' IVY
~
..c ~,
~ '"'
49,.
l.. 1,,. cl;sim
IT, : alasm
p,o,aar;n, - oum In
gram L MO; ~ nokli:.m I, .oh;
in il ni;em vse kor hoe.
pr;dem y memo soho ona
scdi pri mizi. = podprtimi komolci.
glavO naslonlcnO ma rokc
ute fecem
kad"rkoli pripovedulcm TO
|sodp" II Prldem d" " lo'ke' Sc
| Lnl1n sem nRLnnSIln nS1llhHn
TAXA heumhoSl! I'a-a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
kakO ribarijO kapitalisti.

SodrugI ' Colorado 70 nam poslali dive okroznici y spakeIrani
>Iovensclml Ii obkroznici so iDdai baroni prenoga y juznem Colora-
III. HialI 10 Ju brez dvoma V wee Jezkih in tako so dobili tudi Slo-
venca, katerl sc je dial kupni morda L par usivih cen,ovi in jc pre-
redel okroznici V svOJo sovenscino kakor jr pc zmI in mogel Al:
tn Sc II e gre n slOvenSclno ten okrOZnic. temvec gre Y svrho kat.ri
sta II dive okroznici incl sluziti. In namrn jc jasen. Kapitalisti XII
poSeduJeJo premogokopc V juznem Colorado. so hoteli kovati kanral
" famoZne obtozbe glaVnh OdbOrnikov in nckatcrih orgauilatoricy
unje United Mine Workers OF America po znanl 'izbrani" velcporo-
H. cato W ponauSnii izjavO lie veeporote Y okroinican. : katerimi
st naStlaH cello Colorado = tenn 80 hotei lovti ma limanice nezavtdnc
deavce. GeS: "Pogejte. kaki nudobnezi st uniski vodtcHi. XII iI
toi zvezna porota. " Druga okroznica pa vsebuje hinavsko pisnlo ka-
We Y korist organiziranega delavstva. Pozabil pa je omenti. da tie
postave eksistirajo "a pr"mogarje lie ma papiriu: baroni premoga ih
krSjo vsak dan stckrat.
Izkratka: ii okroinici sta imeli namen pridobti skebe Koliko
sta pridobili Slcvencev. nam nj znano. toda prepiGani smo da vsak
pametcn sOvenski deavcc V Colorado Sc gotovo smeje tem spakam
in ne gre ma limanice.
Tukai sledita ohr okroznici cna "a drugo. takSni kakor ST. orr
gnalu Z ysemi napakami Y r"kovnjaski slovcnScini:
Pc METENI so " 81 UNION LIDRI Cd UNITED STATES PoRorNIKor
SIAVISH
SP"iaj pod psani Union ILdr :" Hill oh socni ma United States rorotui ,Ibi
dine /. Dec. 1913:
J. =. White. Predsednk,
Frank i. Hayes. Pod Prcsrlnik.
VIM. I. Green. Blagainick.
John X. Lawson.
Adolph Germer
Rbt. Ihrh.
AZ. McGary,
Jas. Morgan,
Chas. Bailey.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
X L &c

foStarc y dcravi Colorado mozo biip pod lohcne kaj Sc tnc col main
Delafcim orao imei proVieo Sc pi tozhi syojo ne zadov naprei DO
'tavleno pres ia bi Sc strahovaI zgubiti svoJe dho ali ia hi bill prenak ne
y SIaIsi pae y maini.
Maj Sc tce C"nP systeu) je pre- ovedano y tc dcrzayi y saki nucin.
Delafcti najo pra,ho II IL voht ,vOjega (checl eimcn in smip l,cat
=" mega In IN mora svojc deo dclnti pod st9r pregncdo>acen ali pod tacim
m">emd la nina in.arcs Y mani.
Majnari imao pravico sradati y Union pres ia hi jim kIo zabranI ali
mogoce Oh do dial.
oNmo utno dho nor btiv pUtavah in take vcrsiti cell cas-
foStava nor bite cd seiaj naprj da ma GoNcrncr p=avieo ,trafai take
Lh ker imaio puske in revolverje pi sebi In ravnot ako tdi tsto l.ndi kr
aAo orolJe prodavajo tacim ludcm kr so Y stuiku ki Sc ir sedai yer,Io y
zadnem straiku y Colorado.
'''--- -.-.... zee. ....... Ud1uiN YAM
fortniki, (Grand Jury).
H. f. Scrbner, Foreman.
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Jest sem ro~lnsal vas prcpir cell dan y cHi in kai ~ meni ldi ni IN
dNi r'%ocka med YAM .da hi naprcioval as proper Jest VAN Zdim omrnti
N"l "I hhn nal boise ~ pomirii ta penr ena la ahol imenitna, trar kai :,
i' Nn"ga pre- Pra b tSIoznanNc Unjc) in kj ~ iruge stvai tie il, vam
we" iaIa laht"Na Spoznnc Uniic Recognition of the Union). IoNave YAM
Hl' rro\ic". na prrtoritr y Union. &c - VAN pojubi to torit pres ia hi
N" m"rhI k"d" uhrInri Ia Travica VAN je dana pc nash postavah. In lest
Nn TAX" >roznnm in zrHn Ia - bodGe tao aSnai:
1T" j. cS r"staNo - Y sake komTanio si corporacio. Ali nil
hovch pred ,a,hucot ali apcutof Mi napri po,,a,loccop "a usta
Wait dclafcemv pi~op Unjc ali society ali y poHticnc zadcve ali
da bi katero komTaniia zatotu rega dehfca zao spoda IL della
Nt" Ncr Npada Y to tnIo ali society ali poitcue zaievc. - - See
ton 3925. Seiniue roSa,c \ COLORADO 1905.
Ma J." dr"Hga rrrm t~c jest mi~Gm ia r vam y Sc pc wolff in ka
Nan il" i,no =" poStavah.
%alFN""j" 'a'"ga rh"rk w"ighmnr) VAN t dano pc nash posta,ah da :,
"'Inarr Nnmi - voGte sVorga check wcinana.
r'taN" pre- lovcluicio Ia y ,ni nacind ia ii delafci uI,ceyoE il f.c-ir,
- pllrauie nainarion.
PoNtaNe =" am ianc la innate" o~m umo deo pod ucmIio in coke oven,
u" i"'''>' so>"ri chapter - of the session Laws of 1913.
P'NiaN" goNor' dn dchfci u"raio Prccti place dyakrat "a mcscct tax So
>"ini vcr>i po cell Colorado.
T"Na," go,"c ia SAX d"Ea,cc m pmvro bor!ati ker % vessel.
i"na t"ta 1913 ia jc l"prcan ia 80 maine pn,ch scgurnih zadevah in va
rovaJua icafccf.
\aiaIr la - deHfc momio hu sprcici nazai IA >voie place in ma
~N"ra della odog tacih parof krr - re pre- unu in oibs tmh deanef kater
-" ''IaH pr"pr in Nk"iovanie cd kr >c r ia taik prceI mora o bti >r.
ii naai ma drh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

KoMPANIJE so sPREJELE TIE PosTAvE
Denver, Colo. Nov. 25th. 1919.
Sl">t">ani +. VI. Ammon,.
Goycrnor of Colorado
Go>poi: -
Mi M -rreri tv%r rrmo in zahre,anr i ma kar 50 tce nash deaf
of II - roian" a kar nan ~ povcduja>
Mi ~mo ~ iovmni >prrrti ase drlafce naai in tax ravr,,i, mas. dol,
lak" nam ii "a poveduie>
.-.....- ...'-..' ....... 600. Udani,
J. = WcInrr.
''''-'~ ''.'''.' .'.'.... go. D. ". Brown,
'---'--' ..-....' ........ ... j. c. Osgood.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
AUSTRIAN
GovERNERJo PIsMo IA coMPANIJE IN MAJNARJE

Cos. j. +. Wclborn,
John &. Osgood.
ID. W. Brown, Kompani,ti.
Cos. +. y. Evans.
Archie Allison,
David Harmon. Mainarji.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-13
HISTORY OF FIGHT
FOR HALF-H0LIDAYS
IN GREAT BRITAIN

The creation of the Saturday half
holiday was due to the efforts of the
Early Closing Association. and the re-
cords of this body placed at our dis
posal by Albert Larking reveal a
highly interesting chapter in social
and industrial conditions, says the Lon
don Times. 1t was in 1912 that 10
young men at the commercial tavern
in High Hebron, met tand discussed
what measures could be adopted to Sc
cure for themselves and their colleag-
ues some weekly opportunity for rest
and recreation IN addition to that pro-
vided by sunday This new associa-
ton secured strong backing. AS an
example Of the long hours prevailing
may be cited the case of an assistant
employed at linen diapers shop
in Oxford street This man was fore
ed to work Is hours per day, with two
additional hours on Saturday. Such
was his regular week; on occasion he
worked for an even longer period. As
time went on the movement grew slow
" but steadily ia favor. Its propaganda
consisted of meetings, lectures, adyer-
tisements in the newspapers and the
puD1lcaJiOn OF q pSEtOuiCdi eCdilcu 1 nc
Early Closing Advocate founded in
January In 1854.
In the early fifties the movement
gained, the support of many large en-
ployers, heads of business concerns,
and professional men, and in 1858 a
memorial was addressed to the Cover.
nor and directors of the Bank of Eng
land. That same year earlier closing
on Saturdays was adopted for the first
time by the stock exchange the banks,
the general postofice, and Lloyd's, and
by railway offices. But the shops still
remained open. On July 8, 1860, there
was published IN the Times (London1
an undertaking signed by 300 women
promising to refrain from shopping on
SATURDAY Afternoon. Just then the
country was stirred by 4 revival Of
the volunteer movement but there re.
NAMED thousands of men, who for lack
Of leisure, could not participate Ia It.
Thus aided for the first time BY out
side circumstances the Early Closing
Association and its supporters pressed
home the claims of those It sought to
aid; and at length the coveted conces.
sion was secured. This was the result
of 20 odd years of persistent labor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-13
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str. Claudine for Kauai ports,
Aug. liza. J. Lowrey,. s. KimbIe,
Mrs ]. s. Walker, Miss e. E. Smith,
VIM Warren, w. H. Hogs, F. w.
WiehmaH. Lieut. Robertson, G. 4. Lit
tlejohn, A. Davis. Steve, C. G, Bockus,
w. Ecklund. ] O'Dowda, Phil Spald.
ing. s. A. Crook.
Per str. Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports, Aug. III. D. Paris, J.. p.
Curtis, Queen Liliuokklani, o. Mayall,
c. p. Iaukea, Y Won Hing. Mrs. XII
kuewa. Miss Kikuewa, Mrs. G. IS. Hal.
loway. Miss w. /. Ahrens, Miss e.
Iona, Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy. Miss Swanzy,
r. v. Woods. g. Anterior. Miss Z. X.
Peabody, Al Pohina, E. K. Iona, Mr..
and Mrs. z. Herriquez. Mrs. 5. kama
kau.
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and
way ports. Aug. Is. Miss Frances
Williams. DR.. and Mrs. J. n. Whitney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-13
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