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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-16
PETITION FOR INCREASE
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATcH1

WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-Eastern
railways formally petitioned the In
terstate Commerce Commission fo. a
rehearing between the eastern rail
roads and the commerce commission
on the advance rate case, to permit
them to put into effect the five per
cent increase which the commission
recently denied.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-16
OPENS MINERAL RESOURCES
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The coal
land and coal deposit portions of the
Ferris general leasing bill to open
mineral resources on public lands
was adopted by the House today,
and the bill probably will be passed
this week. The coal provisions would
allow leasing through competitive
bids tracts of forty acres each, or
multiples, with a maximum of 1850
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-16
GERMANS REPORT ARE
PARTL Y SUCCESSFUL
HGHTINGN VERDUN

General Battle Is Still Continuing and Extends Right
Wing OF Western Army to the Eastern Armies = If
Germans Are Able to Take Strong Position North
OF Aisne Another Battle Is Likely in Few Days :
Report Comes from Russian Capital That Austrians
Have Lost 20 Per Cent of Their Total Available
Troops Including 250,0O0 Taken Prisoners by the
Russians and Servians
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-16
AUsTRiANS MAKE DENIAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIssATcHl

ROME. '(via Paris, Sept. 15.-An
Austrian official communication gives
denial to the reports of Russian vic
tories over the Austrians, and as
serts that about 100000 Russian pris-
oners. and nearly 500 cannon have
been captured by the Austrians.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-16
JAPs MIX WITH GERMANS
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcH1

PEKIN, Sept. 15.-Japanese troops
who are marching against the Ger
man protectO.ate at Kiau Chau have
captured the town of Chime, a short
distance outside of the Kiau Chau
zone The first encounter between
the German and Japanese land forces
occurred at this point.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-16

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
NO DISTURBANCES IN ULSTER
Boyne Celebration Passes Without
Anything Serious Occurring.

Belfast, July 1.-THE celebration
of the anniversary of the battle of the
Boyne at Londonderry passed of with
out any disturbances.
The police kept order and were ably
assisted by the Ulster and Nationalist
volunteer pickets. who had evidently
received orders to do all in their
power to prevent a clash between the
Orangemen and the Catholics.
Five thousand Orangemen marched
out to Glen Dermott, two miles dis
tant, where exercises were held. On
their return they passed the Nation
alists' quarter. but there was no fight
ing. Meanwhile pickets of the Ma
tionalist and Ulster volunteers took
care of any drunken men they found
on the streets.
Police stopped a motorcar which
was about to enter a Nationalist street
because it was flying the Union Jack.
The Nationalist volunteer pickets as
sisted the police in keeping any
trouble makers out of the Nationalist
quarter.
A crowd of rOughs awaited the re
turn of the parade on Waterloo place,
where there was a fierce struggle on
Boyne day last year. The roughs were
looking for trouble, but the police,
who were again helped by the Nation
alist pickets. kept them back when
they made an attempt to break into
the procession.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
Carranza win Fiqht It Out.

Ell Paso, Tex, July 14.-The Con-
stitutionalsts will accept only terms
Of absolute surrender from the Huerta
assert. The fall OF Mexico City by
assault is the only thing possible.
Constitutionalist generals have
wired to their chief that the fighting
must go on and mediation be ignored.
Carbajal nor any other official who
may be named by the Huerta admin
istration will be dealt with by the
Constituencies except in arms.
Constituencies officers here credit
the reports that Huerta is to resign in
favor of Francisco Carbajal and de
clare that their agents have teie-
graphed them that his resignation VIII
come Thursday.
They assert that Huerta is putting
to death many political prisoners in
Mexico City every day, getting rid OF
as many of his enemies as possible
before he gives up the reigns of gov
eminent and sails for Europe.
Fighting is going on at San Luis
Potosi, capital of the Mexican state
OF the same name. In other parts of
Mexico perfect quiet remains, ac-
cording to advices to Constitutional
lists here
With the fail OF San Luis Potosi
Villa is to return south with his forces
and Obregon is to begin moving south
also from Guadalajara. The three
armies, commanded by Gonzales. Oh.
RECON and Villa, are then to advance
in a faulike formation against Mexico
City.
There they expect the Huerta troops
to make their final stand at Quaratero
or Colaya, although the rebel COM
manders have been advised that Huer-
ia is making heroic preparations 10
defend Mexico City. Mines are being
placed in every direction around the
Mexican capital and artillery is being
placed in advantageous positions also.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
WOMAN NOT IN 1T
Third Man May Be Arrested In Pitts
burah Bank Robbery.

Pittsburgh, July 14.-Oficials of thu
Colonial Trust company denied that a
woman would be arrested in connec-
tion with the theft of the $4,000 trust
fund of the Freehold bank, charged
with which Herman F. Borchers, sec
ond assistant treasurer and paying
teller, and George w. Hoffmeister,
auditor, were arrested.
They referred to a report that a
woman, said to have secured for the
accused pair duplicate key to the
safety deposit box from which the
money was taken, and another man,
said to have been a conspirator in the
case, were about to be taken into
custody.
They refused to confirm the report
concerning the man although they
practically admitted a third man was
hnder observation. However, thet
said they did not have enough evil
dence to convict third person.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
M'REYNOLDS MAY SUCCEED
Attorney General Likely to Sit on Su-
preme Bench.

Washington, July IA. - Attorney
General James c. McReynolds prob
ably will be appointed to the supreme
court to succeed Justice Lurton, who
died at Atlantic City.
The president has not definitely de-
cided as yet to send the name of Mr.
McReynolds to the senate, but there
are strong reasons for believing that
the attorney general ultimately will
be his selection.
The only man whom the president
has considered with the same degree
of favor as Mr.. McReynolds is Secre-
tary Of War Lindley NJ. Garrison. The
secretary was eliminated, however, by
the realization on the presidents part
that the Mexican situation contains
too many possibilities for him to he
willing to dispense with the services
of his secretary Of war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
CARbAjAL MAY
RESIGN HIS SEAT
Man Chosen TO Succeed HuGTta
Wants Harmony First
CARRAHzA WILL NOT MEDIATE

Constitutonaist Generals Unanimous
on Proposition to Fight Their WaY
Into Mexico City-Fall of San Luis
?otosi Will Be Signal For General
Advance by All Rebel Forces or the
Capital.
Mexico City, July 14.-Hopes that
there would be a peaceful transference
of authority in Mexico is rapidly fad
ing away.
Reports that Carranza will not &C
cept Francisco Carbajal as provisional
president has caused pessimism here.
Carbajal announced that unless there
was an immediate understanding be
tween Huerta and Carranza he would
resign as foreign minister in the new
cabinet.
1t is known that the United States
and all factions in Mexico who
favored peace had pinned their hopes
on Carbajal, who, it was tacitly
agreed, was to succeed to the presi.
dency by the resignation of Huerta.
1t is authoritatively reported here
also that Carranza has notified the
United States that he will not parley
with any Huerta delegates and woul:
accept only terms OF absolute sur
render, in accordance with the plan
of Guadaloupe.' This may have been
responsible for the announcement by
Foreign Minister Carbajal.
Huerta, it was understood, had
agreed to formally abdicate within a
few days. Carbajal then was to treat
with the Carranzaists, not as the sue
/ cessor Of Huerta, but as the repre-
| sentative of the political faction which
the dictator represents. II had been
/ hoped that in this way Carranzas Oh
jections to parley would be overcome
and that the Constitutionalists would
come into their own in Mexico without
{ the reign of bloodshed that would De
an almost certain feature Of the plan
OF Guadalupe"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
VICTIM A POLISH WOMAN
Mohawk River Mystery Cleared Up
by District Attorney.

Schenectady, N. Y. July 14-The
Mohawk river mystery, which has
been puzzling the authorities for sew
eral weeks, is believed to have been
solved.
District Attorney Blessing an
nounced that he was positive that the
victim of the tragedy was Polish
woman known as Eva and employed
as attendant at the Hotel Foster in
this city for two weeks and that her
slayer, whose name he is Withholding
is now in New York city, where he
went ten days after the murder was
committed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
HEIRESS browns IN POOL
Little Miss Nancy Carpenter Was
Niece of Henry Du Point

Philadelphia, july 14.-Twoyear-Old
Nancy Carpenter, heiress to millions
and niece OF United States Senator
Henry A. Du Pont of Delaware, was
drowned in shallow pool on the
estate of her uncle, Pierre S. Du POM,
at Kennett Square, Pa.
The child was the daughter of R.
R. NJ. Carpenter, a banker of Whining
ton, Del. The accident happened dur
ing a brief absence of the child's
nurse.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
BOMB EXPLODES IN TRAIN
English Mail Clerk Seriously Injured
by Suffrasette's Explosive.

London, July IA railway clerk
on a mail car on the Midland railway
was seriously injured when a suffra-
gette bomb, which had been secreted
in a package, exploded in a mail bag
near Manchester. Seven bags of mail
were destroyed and the mail car was
wrecked.
When Annie Bell, the militant suf-
fragette, was arraigned for trying to
destroy Archdeacon Wilberforce's ia
nous old church of st. John the
Evangelist, Westminster with bomb,
she said "The only thing | regret is
that the beastly thing didn't go off,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16

Altoona, Pa. July 14.-Seaboard ex-
press, eastbound, and an eastbound
freight train over the Pennsylvania at
exactly the same time struck a trac.
ton engine on a grade crossing at An
derson Station. The trains were on
adjoining tracks. Both locomotives
were badly damaged but no passen-
gers were injured.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
JURl STARTS ON
BAILEY MURDER
important Witnesses to Be Called
Tomorrow


Prosecutor Smith Criticised Fur
Giving Accused Woman Privilege Of
Appearing Before Inquisitoriai
5ody-Dr. Carman and Sister-ln-
Law Must Sign Waivers of Immun-
ity Before Appearing as Witnesses.
Freeport, N. Y, July lathe grand
jury began on the Bailey case this
afternoon. The first witnesses called
were the members of the family. OF
Mrs. Bailey.
Tomorrow the states more i'm.
portant witnesses will be called
Among them will be Celia Coleman.
the colored maid. Just how strong
Celia's testimony will be Prosecutor
Smith would not state.
Mrs. Carman will testify before the
grand jury. This has been decided
upon by Mr.. Smith. Her lawyer is
anxious for the grand jury to hear the
woman herself explain away all the
circumstantial evidence that the dis,
trict attorney has built against her
Her remarkable personality, her cool
ness under fire and her ability 10
think quickly have caused many per
sons who have been following the
case closely to believe that Mr.. Smith
has made a strategical mistake.
If DR.. Carman takes the stand he
will be asked first to sign waiver of
immunity.
Before Mrs. Ida Powell, sister of
Mrs. Carman, takes the stand before
the grand jury she will be asked %
sign a similar waiver.
District Attorney Smith decided
upon these two moves after he had
spent a long time considering his
theory of the crime and the lack Of
knowledge displayed at the coroner5
inquest by the husband and sister OF
Mrs. Florence Carman, now in Mineola
Jail accused of the murder OF Mrs
Louise Bailey.
The district attorney decided upon
the waivers after a thorough study of
the case. The application of the law
shows that if Mrs. Carman is being
shielded from the consequences Of the
murder which the state alleges she
committed the person who is shield
ing her is as guilty of the crime as
she is.
His action as regards DR.. Carman
applies particularly to the physicians
refusal so far to tell of all his move
ments from the time of the murder,
which was in the neighborhood of s
p. m. Tuesday evening, June 80, until
Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Car
man was for the first time suspected
of having killed Mrs. Bailey.
Elwood T. Bardes. who except for
Celia Coleman, maid ia the Carman
house at the time of the shooting, IS
the states star witness, underwent a
more severe ordeal than he will ever
have to face in court. George NJ. Levy,
counsel for Mrs. Carman, grilled him
for three hours.
Mr.. Levy said after the grilling CT
Bardes: 81 have proved that Bardes
is an unmitigated liar, thief and a
forger."
The district attorney said: 81 gave
Mr.. Levy all the rope he wanted and
he failed to show that Bardes had
ever been convicted of q crime. Not
only that but he failed to show that
Bardes had even been indicted. TO
my mind Bardes is proved worthy OF
belief"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board of School Commissioners
of Garrett County, Md, at its meeting
held May Is, 1914. directed the COUNTY
Institute to be held at Oakland the week
of July 1917, 1914, and the examina-
tons of applicants for teachers. certif-
Gates to be conducted in Oakland Mon
day and Tuesday, July Goth and Dist.
1914; those applying for first grade
certificates to begin work at s 80 O clock
Monday morning, and applicants for
second grade certificates to begin at
LOO O'Clock Monday noon.
F. +. RATHBUN, Secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
Boy Killed by BurqIar Trap.

.Johnstown, Pa, July IA victi'
of burglar trap, Thomas Chuchrap,
eight years old, was found lying OIL
the cellar Fteps of the West Branch
store az Barnesboro with a charge Of
shot through his lungs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
Girl Cashier Robbed of Sc. 600.

st. Louis. July IA lone bandit
held up and robbed Miss Esther
Cohen, cashier of the Cohen Whole.
sale Grocery company, of $4,000 in
cash and checks. She was on her way
from the store to deposit the money in
q bank.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
ORDER NISI.

r. L. Fries, late Treasurer Of Garrett Conn
ty, VS.. John II. Chase
No. 243 on Miscellaneous Docket. In the
Circuit Court for Garrett County.
ordered by the Circuit Court for Garrett
county, this 4th day of June 1914, that the
tax sale made and reported in the above
cause by K. l.. Fries, late treasurer for Gar
rett county, be ratified and confirmed. un-
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the 18th day of July 1914: provided a
COPY OF this order be inserted in Some news
paper puoilshed In Garrett county once a
week for three successive weeks hefore tha
10th day of July, 1914.
me report states the amount of sale to be
SS3 90.
ROBERT r. HENDERSON.
True copy,
lest: E u. TOWER, Clerk. l5-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
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WEATHER EVERYWHERE,
Observations at United States
weather bureau taken at 8 p. m.
yesterday follow:

The Weather.
Showers tonight; Wednesday,
probably fair; west winds.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
PROPOSALS
For Building Wrought Iron
or Concrete Bridge.

Notice is hereby given that the County
commissioners OF Garrett County, Maryland
VIII receive sealed proposals until
Monday, the 9th day of July, IA.
at O'Clock p. m, at their ONCE in the town
OF oakland, Maryland, for the building of
wrought iron or concrete bridge.
Bridge TO consist OF one span so feet long
ana II feet wide. Same to be built over
Bear Greek at John Fixes, about enc mile
from Friendsville.
Bids will be in lump sum for completes
structure according to plans and specifica-
lions on file after July 1st, 1914, in the Com
missioners office.
The County Commissioners ask that bids
for Iron and concrete be submitted for the
above bridge and they reserve the right to
let the contract for either. Bids for Iron
Will be only for superstructure as substitute
ture is already erected.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Board,
A. G. ROSS, Oterk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01

elm Sc produktivnemu liudstvu od-
vZamc svoJc pravicc, ali je pOtcm
to tatvina, ce delavsko ljudstvo "a
htcva nazaj kar jc bilo MENU
veto? = preobratom privatnc last
nine V kolektivisticno DO Sele DO.
ravnana tisocletna krivica, XII Sc jc
zgodila produktivnim slojem
ljudstvo TO dobilo nazaj kar mu
gre pc naravncm pravu. ProiZva-
Jalna srcdstva - zcmlja, rudniki,
prcmogokopi ,tovarnc, maSinc it'd.
- bodo skupna last vsch ljudi. Bo-
doci Glovck ne DO rckcl: To IT,
mole temveG TO j. nase, mas
vsch. = kolcktivistitno lastnino,
XII pom"ni socializaciio Jasmine i'm
SocialistiGni nacin proizvajanJa,
nastopi Sclc pravo bIagostanjc clio
vestva.
' intcrcsu vsakcga dclavca to-
rel ic, da DELUXE "a razlastitcv ka-
pitalistov. l. drugimi bcscdami
boriti Sc mora Y socialistiGmh
vrStah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01
KJE so TAToVI?

Cudno logiko rabijo nasi ma
sprotniki kadar Sc jim zdi potrcb-
no napasti programatiGnc zahtevc
sociallsticnc strankc in pobijati
socializcm VOICE. Tako .ic ncdavno
tege neki katoliSki list pisal, da
spremcmba privatnc Jasmine pro-
%lzvajalnih in distribuinmih srcG-
stcv V kolektivisticno, oziroma raz-
laScenje kapitalistov kakor zahtc-
vaJo socialist, pomcni ''tatvino".
In socialist ola vslcd tcga "pripo-
rocalo tatvino.'
kako modro! Ia ljudi, katcri
imajo 365 dni V lctu mozganc ma
%pocltnicah, in katcri obcncm mrzi-
10 socialistc, a ne vcdo Zakaj, L.
TAXA trditcv mastna klobaSa, GcS
Aha, zdaj vas pa imamo! Vi socia-
listi hi radi oropali kapitaliStc Nth
Jasmine! vi zaStopatc tatvino!
Nfedno Jc SprcgovOrltl tenn par
besed. kaj so proizvajalna in di.
stributivna srcdstva? Zcml.ia, rud.
niki, prcmogokopi, tovarnc, mast,
ne, parobrodi it'd. so proizva
Jalna sredstva, z~elcznice, parobro
Oh it'd. so pa distributivna srcd.
silva. Ia sredstva obenem pred
stavljajo kapital. Denar same
Obsebi nj kapital; denar lie pred
stavlja fakticni kapital, bodis
surovi material: zemljo, rudo, lie.
it'd. ali pa izgotovljeno, rabnt
blago, dobrine.
KakO pa je kapitalist prisel dc
kapitala? Ma kakScn nacin 81 il
kapitalist prisvojil proizvajalna
sredstva? Kdor studira zgodovino
kapitalizma in pa razvoj modcr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01

bitl III ostati ma vse veGnc case. To
je tisti barbarski MAJOR, katcri Sc
vedno ''pana' dclavcc. ola 81 dru-
gace ne morcjo predstavljati sistc-
ma Ola mislijo, da tako mora biti
- da s1natrajo k~apitaliste IA svo.
je dobrotnike, XII Jim dajejo zaslu.
EEK in da brez njih hi ne mogli ii.
yeti. Pc TEN nazoru j. jedcn clio.
vek wee kot drugi; jedcn SINE cello
zivlJenJe prelenariti Y brezdelju
a drugi mora zanj delati - in visa
TO vsled privilegi.ja privatne last
nine proizvajalnih sredstev. XII
mora biti sveta in nedotakniena
Ponavljamo Sc cnkrat in ma
kratko:
Privatna laStnina vsch rroizva-
jalnih in distributivnih Srcdstev
tcmclji ma krivici, ma razlaSccniu.
Pridobljcua jc nasilnim potion. Po
naravncm pravu, Xxi ic tcmclj mo
dcrncga clovckol.jubncga uazora.
nina nobcn Glovck pravicc mad
zivljcnicm drugcga clovcka. Mo-
dcrni industriallzcm, XII .ic vcdno
vccji in popolnjujoci faktor Y pro-
izvajaniu potrcbScin, j. priklcnil
dclaVca ma maSino, tako ola ic da-
naSnll dclavcc del, xiv privcsck
maSinc. kcr pa k%apitalist poScduic
maSlno in oStala p~roizyaialna
srcdStva, poScduic komSckvcntno
tudl drlavca. = tenn, Ola j. drlavcc
mczdni SuZcnj, j. obcncm tudi ME
govo zlvljcnjc popolnoma odyisno
od kapitaIiSta. kapital sam ma scbi
prcobrazi y rabcn produkt: vslcd
tcga ic dclavcc .irdini stvaruik vsc-
"a b"gaStVa in pospcScvatcli kul-
turc. Po vScj pravici torc.i vSr bo-
gaStvo, vcs kapital. uaturni i'm
producirani Spada tiStim. XII "a
prcohralujcio in ustvarijo Doklcr
pa dclaVcc tcga nina. j. razlaSCcn
"a plod svojc r~azlaSccmjc smatrati
IA tatvino? Ako ii nckdo Suknio i'm
II skoGiS IA nju in vZamcS - kdo
j. tat, Ii ali ON? Ravno ma ia ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-01

mega industrializma ,lahko odgo-
vori ma to v%praSanjc. Gospodujoci
sloji so iemali drug drugcmu in
po stare in srednjovcSkih nazorih
.jc bilo to popolnoma praviGnO, po
GloveSkcm in "modcrncm" praNu
tudi. Zgodoyina kapitalizma jc
zgodovina nasilncga r~azlaStcuja
drugih, pa maj to zgodovinarii
olepSujcjo kolikor hocejo.
Pojdimo daljc. Kapitalist danes
poseduje rudnik. On ali bivSi
lastnik jc naScl rudo; ogradil j.
dotitno parcclO dalcc ma Siroko.
kolikor Sc mu jc zahotclo in rekcl
To jc mole. Scvcda, po starcm rra-
vuje TO praviGno! Toda ruda sauna
ma scbi j. mrtev kapital i'm brcz
vsake koristi ,dokler len Y zemlji
nedotaknjcna. kapitalist oziroma
laStnik rude bi gladu umrl polcg
vSch milijOnov vrcduuSti svOjc
Jasmine, ako hi ne bilo ncposcSt-
nikov - prolctarccv - dclavccv,
Xxi So voljni dvigati rudo ma po-
vrSic. Ruda zadobi Svojo rcsnitno
vrcdnost Sele tedaj, ko j. izkopa
ma in spravljcna ma povrSjc. J. dru-
gimi bcScdami dclavcc i'm samo
dclavcc Sclc prctvuri rudu Y fax
titni kapital in il da pravo vrcd-
most. k%apitaliSt najmc dclavca. da
zanj koplje rudo; zgradi topil-
nice, k.jcr zopct dclavcc Sprcmcni
rudo Y kovinu: zgradi tvornicc,
kicr zopct dclavcc izdclujr IL ko-
vine raznc porabnc prcdmctc ;
zgradi %zclcznico, katcra prcvaza
rudo i'm izgotovljcn produkt ma
pref. kapitaliSt res zalozi dcnar.
Toda dcmar prcdstavl.ja kapital.
katcrcga jc dclavcc wei IL zcml.jc.
Ruda Sama ma scbi, kakor Smo
rekli, nj vrcdna mic, doklcr lei Y
zemlji. Maj kapitalist poseduic
rudninc cclega sveta. rcvcz .jc, de-
Sc rudniu nihCe ne dotakne. Della.
wee Sclc. dclovna Sila jc icdini
faktor, kateri ustvarja rabni kapi-