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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-25
CURSE AGAINST
AUSTRIAN RULER
HAS. CONE TRUE
Half a Century Ago Countess
Karolyi Called Down Ven
geance on Emperor.

May heaven and hell blast his hap
piness. Nay his family be extermi-
mated May he be smitten in the per
sons Of those he loves. May his life
be wrecked and may his children be
brought TO ruin"
This is the curse that was uttered a
half century ago against Francis Jo-
seph, emperor Of Austria, who now lies
on his death bed Driven TO despera-
ton by the barabarlc atrocities OF the
government in suppressing the revOlu-
tiou Of 1S49, the countess karolyi called
down vengeance on the young emperor
And in every bitter word has the curse
come true By insanity, assassination
suicide and violent death has the en-
peror lost those who were dear to him
Misfortune upon misfortune has been
piled upon him until the sad and lonely
figure Of Francis Joseph has excited
even the pity of his bitterest enemies
Prophecies Have Come True
Through all the years Of his reign
the prophecies Of the curse have come
true With the assassination Of the
crown prince and princess it would
seem that the last misfortune had de-
scended upon the aged emperor, but
even his last hope was to be dashed
before his death For a. years he has
kept his warlike people at peace with
all the world and the ambition OF his
declining years was to die with MS
country at peace. But even this hope
was dashed and the scion Of the cen
turtles old house Of Hapsburg goes 10
his rest with the great Hapsburg
dynasty tottering.
Some of the Tragedies.
A brief summary Of the tragedies
that have befallen the house Of Haps-
burg since the curse was uttered 1ol-
On January 80. 1883. crown prince
Rudolph committed suicide in his hunt
ing box at Meyerling: in May, 1897, So
phie, duchess d'Alencon. at one time
the affianced bride Of Ludwig OF Ba-
varia, was burned to death in Paris
on June 16, 1867, emperor Maximlllan
Of Mexico. the empress brotheT1nlaW,
was shot by a firing squad at Quere-
taro. His consOrt. the Belgian prin-
cess, Marie-Charlotte. lost her reason
and has been for the last 80 years
under restraint.
ArchduIze Charles died in 1894 from
injuries sustained when he was thrown
from his horse. Archduke John Of Tus-
cany, who had resigned his rank and
taken the name Of John Ortiz, greatly
to the displeasure of the emperor dis
appeared on the high seas off the coast
Of South America King Ludwig II OF
Bavaria. the empress cousin, commit
ted suicide on June IS, 1885, drowning
himself in a fit Of insanity
Count Ludwig Of Trani committed
suicide. Archduchess Matilda was
burned 10 death in her fathers palace
and his son, archduke Ladislas' was
killed by accidentally being shot while
out hunting.
Last Tragedy Causes War.
The last great tragedy of the en-
peror's life, which directly plunged all
Europe into war, was the ASSASSINATION
on June IS, Of the archduke Frances
Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the
throne. and his wife. A month later
Austria declared war on Servia- Fran
els Joseph lies on his death bed with
the realization that not only is his
country at war. but that it stands with
its lone ally battling all Europe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-25
CRUISER HOLDS UP
SHIP NEAR u. S. PORT

New York, Aug. 25.-A tramp steam
ship, believed to be an Austrian, was
held up shortly after l o'clock today
by q cruiser supposed to be British.
just outside New York harbor. sccnrd-
ing to observers at Fire island.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-25
KEEP
GERMAN SHIPS
ALL BOT LEDUP
This Explains Why There
Have Been No Really Big
Naval Battles to Date.

London, Eng, Aug. 25.-To those
who have been puzzled and disap-
pointed by the small part naval oper-
atlons have played in the war to date.
the figures representing the relative
force Of the fleets pitted against each
other in the North Sea may prove a
sufficient explanation. The estimates
are from English sources, but they
agree with all known facts regarding
the British and German navies- This
is what they show as to the muster
Of capital ships and cruisers form
ing the main battle line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-25
ALPINE CLIMBING STOPS;
EIIDEG CALLED tn Cnr.n

Geneva, Switzerland. Aug. %
Climbing among the Alps is among
the things forbidden by the military
laws under which Switzerland now
lives The Swiss mountain guides
we're among the first to be called to
the colors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-25

The Alhambra confectionery IS fully
prepared now 10 handle all its growing
patronage If you have not been theIes
you nave missed seeing the preLuest
store OF the kind in FL Paso- AL the
latest drinks and dishes are served
by competent dispenser. - AdTertlse-
ment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

in Tientsin, China, was commissioned by the agent of the Lama to obtain for him closed type of motor car,' writes MT. Le Munyon. After giving the matter due consideration as to the make of car best suited to his needs a popular priced ear. having the planetary type of transmission and foot control. was selected as being as near foolproof as possible and best suited to the Lama's needs.
 The car was chosen as being fitted to the country and because it could easily be maintained by people who had no mechanical knowledge. It was ordered by cable from the Detroit manufacturers and was 10 be regular stock car.
 The ear eventually arrived in Tien- tsin and was shipped by rail to Kalgan, the point nearest the Gobi desert, over which it was necessary to pass to reach trga. Leaving the city behind us we now began to elimp up the pass the river bed serving IS a road for about 20 miles.
 "The grade was so steep and the road so poor that we were forced to use low gear most of the way and darkness over took us before we had gone six miles.
 ''rhe next day five Dullocks were added to the equipment to supplement the horse power of the machine in threading It's way through the almost impossible pass.
 "A run was made for the last river to be crossed before the desert was reached, but the machine stuck in the middle of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

the stream and had to be rescued with the aid of a block and tackle. Ten days were consumed in making the trip.
 About a week after our arrival the ear was delivered to the Lama, who en- tertained us at lunch" continues Mir. Ie Munyon. After the business of turning over the car had been completed the Lama presented me with bolt of im- perial brocaded silk. He Is about 40 years of age, has a bull neck and a hardy look ing face and seems more like cutthroat than a holy pontiff. He Is almost blind.
 Mongolia is one of the most interesting and most primitive countries in the world today. Mongols look on the dead in a different light from the Chinese and their dead are taken just outside the town and
 left on the ground. The dogs, sometimes those from their own tent, soon make short work of them: in a couple of hours nothing is left.
 The natives believe that the quicker this happens the better chance the spirit of the departed has in reaching paradise. The Mongol Is a great meat eater. It Is not uncommon for him to consume 10 pounds of mutton at one sitting. He puts mutton fat in his tea, of which 30 cups a day is not an uncommon amount for an adult to drink There are no regu- lar hours for eating; the natives eat when opportunity offers.
 This was the first time that a closed car had ever been driven across any des- ert country. No tire charges were made in the entire distance: leather treads protected the back tires; the front ones ran bare; there was not ever a puncture. Four months after our return iIom Urga we fcard directly that the car was Tt h. ming and giving satisfaction"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

ment in regard to whether or not a car should be overhauled every season:
 There is now and always has been con siderable question as to whether or not a car should be overhauled once season In this, as in innumerable other automo- bile problems. the owner or driver must himself be the judge. If the car has traV- eled a great number of miles over bad roads during the preceding season there is no question but that it should receive attention. On the other hand. if it has been driven carefully and only few hours a day. this procedure may not be necessary: in fact. a good car operated under such conditions will run indefinitely with but very little attention.
 Tn all cases. however, the car should be carefully inspected at regular inter-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
FOOLPROOF CARFOR
 MONGOL PONTIFF
American Auto Delivered to Tasha Lama After Cross
 ing GObi Desert

An interesting account of the delivery of an American built motor car across the Gobi desert to the Tasha Lama of Mongolia is contained in a recent com munication from Ethan C. Le Munyon to Gilbert H. Grosvenor, director and editor for the National Geographic society.
 The Tasha Lama is second only to the Dalai Lama of Tibet in importance in Lsmaism. In Mongolia he is both the religious and the political head of the country, and is recognized and Venerated by all the inhabitants of Mongolia as sacred.
 some months ago an American firm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

vals; the motor should be tested for com precision, all wiring and electrical connee- tions should be examined: thee arrburator and strainer should he drained; the brakes should be inspected; the battery should be tested and all bolts /and nuts should be frightened at intervals.
 Tn case it is deemed necessary to com petely overhaul the car. this work should be done by one who thoroughly under stands that particular car. and in case the owner himself is technically inclined and desires to either supervise or actually do this work, he should hrst familiarize him. self with the Fundamentals of auc1snobie repairing.
 Automobile overhauling is essentially a process of general cleaning, inspection
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19

coast and return. playing free concerts in 2 of the principal cities. They travelled approximately 1oo0o miles and played for nearly 50o000 people on the trip.
 The Texas journey will be made fn a special train of Pullman coaches and second section of the train will carry the Rotary clubs to Toledo. Cleveland and Detroit, which have combined for the oc- ca sion ''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
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 cause the nature Of the business necessi- lated the use of the car nearly 24 hours day over all manner of roads good. had and indifferent, and in all kinds of weatb- CT. The average motorist, while he may roll up big mileage in one day. does not make more than 5000 or 1000 miles n year.
 These are not all of the remarkable facts connected with this car and it's rec ord. It has been used principally for taxi cab and parcel service for four different drlvers are now engaged in running 1t on dinerent shifts. No less than 25 green men have been broken in and taught to operate the car, yet the working parts of the car are with few exceptions the orig inais, and all of the original springs. with the exception of one. are to be fo,,nd where they were installed by the manu- facturer Tn spite of green drivers and hard usage not one of the gears has been replaced by a new one. It was found necessary to replace the engine bearings only once and this was due to the fact that they were burned out by allowing the lubricator to run dry.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
OVERLAND BAND
 TO TRAVEL,

According to Waiter Melville Drennen or the Overland company the band of picked musicians of the Overland com pany is to make another tour in tie near future. He says:
 "The Overland band made up of SD musicians from the plant of the Willys- Overland Co.. of Toledo. O.. is to have another 'globe-trotting' tour, similar to the one they took two years ago as guests of President John N. Wlllys. The musi- clans, who are all recruited from various departments of the big automobile fac tory. will accompany the Toledo contin- gent to the fifth annual convention of the International Association of Rotary Clubs, which is to be held in Houston. Tex, during the week of June 22 Nine of the principal cities of the Lone Star state. will be visited and the band will give con certs in the public parks there. as well as in dozen or more cities en route to and from Houston. .~
 ''In the summer of 1872 the band was EiAen trip from Toledo to tl}c Pacific
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
TWAY TALKS
 ON AUTOMOBILES

During this month the wise motorist is making ready for an enjoyable spring and summer season of automobiling, accord ing to Charles W. Tway, distributor for the Haynes Automobile company in this territory, who made the following state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
CONGRESS ON
 GOOD ROADS

When the United States Senate comnit- tee on postoffices and post roads reports on the federal aid good roads measure which found approval in the House or Representatives, il is certain to be fol- lowed by quite thorough debate on the most effective plan obtainabe. when the subject is approached from national viewpoint
 Recent replies from United States sena- tors to a communication sent to them by ----~--~@-----------r---- ---~-~>------------------
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tightening up and readjusting, invoiNins' perhaps. some minor replaeements
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Los Angeles 5000.
Y Clcvclandu 10000 do 10000.
\ Baltimore 10000 do $4,000.
V Detroitu 80 600.
Y Chicagu izjaylja mcStna IL
rrava, da 50 njcua srcdStva "a
prcSkrbo brczpoSclnih ze izcrpa-
ma. Mcsto jim ne more wee o>krbo
vati p~riStrcSja, nit lcziSca ma 90.
lih itch ne.
LAM j. dobilo meseca novcm-
bra $3.50 MOI priStreSje V NEST
mem p%rcnociStu, lctoS 64.Sl9. To
% priraStek IN tiSoc od>totkov
' ~cnajStih mcSecih Sc ic lani tam
zglaSilo 37.167 oScb, lctos Y cnahi
dobi 335.l69. Dnc |. dccembra St
i lani oglasilo 42O oscb "a pre-
notiSte. letos pa Skoro 5000! Mai
wee Sc oglaSa MOI med 20. in 10.
letom, vetinoma takih. XII so de.
lall ma lclcznicah in ma farmah.
Nie pa so ostala industriiska
mcSta. kjc vcliki in mali rudniSki
kraii?
In kaj DO?
Cas- hi bil, da hi nastopila OBJ
ijIbovana in Slavljena proSpcri-
tcta. Ali demokratiGna vlada ic
PRAY tallo neSposobna, da hi pri
tarala p~tosperiteto. kakor je ne.
'posobna, da hi ublazila bcdo
brezpOSclnih.
Y kapitalisticni druzbi je to
knkor fatum. kakor mohamcdan.
ski kismct.
In tako ne hi morale biti. &c
hi lircli V gospodarSko organizi.
@lrari druzbi. ne pa V goSpodar.
ski anarhiji. Organizirana druzba
Ijc pa socialism.
kako So ne hi smilili clovckr
miljoni dclavcev. XII imaio Zinc
brez upania pred school,. In
vendar so krivi sami tiSti dclavci
ki kijub a%gitaciji, razlaganju in
poukn nO6cjo ri2umeti. da mi re.
Slivc brcZ so .ialiZma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
TEZKA NALOGA
CIVILIZACIJE.

NSi dvomj morajo umolkniti.
Maj kdo mi>li in pravi, kar hoGe
- mi livimo vcndar Y civilizirani
druzbi.
V Phocnixu, Ariz.. bodo dne
10. dcccmbra 1914. lcta Gospodo
vega obcSili II obsoiencev.
TriSto hudi6cv, Da nj naSa
druzba civilizirana? Ena.jst jih
bodo obesiIi V cnem dnevu. da 81
%napraviio boliSi TEX "a hozic.
MiSlitc, da ic to malcnkost?-
Nraga! To della c~ivilizaciji velike
skrbi, o katcrih nimaio poima
ljudjc, Iii MISC Sc uikdar oprav
ljali v~zviSeucga krvniSkcga po-
Sla.
.Jetuiik warden pravi. da ne
more uihoc gledati obcScnia enaj
stih ljudi To traja najmanie pet
mr., in gotovo - pravi warden
SimmS - 50 ne Made uihGc, Xxi
hl cnaJ>tkrat zaporcd opravil tn
poscl.
Nimamo izkuSnie V TEN pleme-
nitcm poklicu, ali ~ictniSni5ar bo
10 gotovo holjc vcdcl. I'm pc svo-
Jill oboutkih mu vcrjamcmo. Tudi
drzavna k%outrolna oblast mu YER
jane.
In tako uaStaja teak problem.
NiSetj morajo. Tako zahtcva po-
stava clovcSke c~ivilizacijc. Ena.ist
Jill mora viSeti. Ali nikogar nj, XII
hi obc>il enajst ljudi zaporcd.
Morda hi Sc naScl izhod. ako hi
Sc najclo wee krvnikov. Ali tudi
10 nj pot IL zagate; zakai warden
mora bjti navzoG pri ySaki juSti-
fikarciji, Ia pa jc tako mchkuzen.
ia ne hi mogel pet ur gledati.
kako obeSajo ljudi.
Ali naSa druzba j. civilizirana.
Tchnika. pomagaj Izumiti je tire
ba viSlicc 5 tako pripravo. da Sc
Jill lahko vSch enajst ohcncm pc
vesi. &c Sc 10 posrc1i, tcdaj -
hcurcka.
Yes, gentlemen, V dobi civil
zacije zivimo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
RUDARSKA SHIRT.

Zopet je izSlo nekoliko nezgod.
ne NtatiStike in sicer IA leto 1919
In |opet 81 potrjujc, da ne besni
Smrt ma bojiStlh kapitalistov mic
MANI straSr" kakOr ma boiiseih
kral5ev IN CeSarjev.
Pred nalIi &c poroGilo
urada "a rudnikc. Ia naznania
ola je bio lani V rudnikih in ka.
mnolomih Zrdirjenih drzav ma de.
lu ubitih ali pa tako pcskodova.
nlh, da jo Sledila smrt, 1861 reel
tntlsoc Scsts;O in enoinpctdeset
oSe5. Ia poSkodovane, XII so osta-
Ii zlvi, nj natan6nega izkaza; ceni
Sc pa NTH SicvIlo ma 100000
Vposlenil. jc bilo po rudnikib
IN kamnolrmih V TEN easu l.O47-
OlO delavcev, tako da prihaja ma
vsakih l0OC delavcev 3.49 sluea.
jew smrti.
Ravnatcl. rudniskega urada
DIR. Joseph y. Holmes pravi. raz-
pravlJaJot o tel statistiki. da ie
stcvllo ncsrcj ' jamah neizmern,
visoko in sramotno IA industriio
dezele. Tudi &c Sc vpostevajo VS.
%nevarnosti industrije. ostane s
vedno OgrOmno SteviIo nczgod. ki
Sc morajo oznaciti "a n~epotrebne.
10 sc pravi take. da bi Sc lahk3
neprepre6ile.
Svoje poroiilo zaklju6uje raw
natelj slcdect.
"PrestraSr. stojimo vpriGn
gromadncga umora V Evropi il.
Sc cutimo NzyiScne V misli, "a
Smo proSu N,.ne. kcr Sc postum.
Jrm" viiijh IIealov in imamo VI
SIC pojmovanjc. Ali meni Sc zdi
to pOrOtilo o smrti 365l MOI med
nJihovim poSlom V mirni panogi
induStrijc enako ponizu.joGc in o.
n~eGasGujoGe 49,"
DIR. Holmes je pray zadel.
Njegovim bcSedam nj treba nj
cesar dodaiati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Ne verjamem, da je sotorna
kolonija pri Ludlowu s~luGajno
zgorela. PrepriGan sem. Ola je bilo
to nameravano in da Sc je name.
mona ~izvrSilo. Dvanajst otrok in
wee zensk je zgorelo ali pa Sc "a
dusilo. Skrile so Sc bile V neko
luknjo, da hi sc bile varovalel
Oblast. Xxi jo lie bill dobil mile.
nj general Chase, je suspendirala
vse civilno pravo in je napravila
IL Chaseja vojaskega avtokrata
v strajkarskem okraju.
To dejanje je wee kakor vse
drugo doprineslo "a razdejanjc
obcinstva V strajkarskem okra-
Ju. Mislim, kjer sc izroGe VISA xiv
lJcnja Obcine wolff vojaka in kjer
sc suspendirajo vse sodnijskc rsz.
prave, da mora biti vojak. XII ne
zlorablja tega. wee kakOr Glove
ski.
Guverner Ammons je izprcme.
nil ukaz, da maj Sc varujejo ru-
darji, Xxi Sc vraGajo ma delo in da
maj Sc sciti imetje, v ukaz. da nal
sc varujejo stavkokazi.
komisija je ~vprasala Patterso-
ma, Ge misli, da hi bilo pristine
razsodiste boljSe cd omega. XII ga
doloGa Newland-zakon.
Odgovoril je, da hi katerakoli
skupina MOI. ali katerakoli kor-
pordcija, pa Ge hi bila Sc tako bo-
gaia, lahko dobro storila 2 Wilso-
novimi predlogi ali pa potion kak,
snega meScanskega odbora Ali
absolutnO nemogoce je reel. kai
hi s%torilo katerokoli razsodiSGe s
takim zastopstvom. kakrSno jc o.
no rudniSkih podjetnikov
Clovek lahko igra nevtruioce-
"a Tomaza, &c SliSi tozbe ali o.
citke lc cd enc Strani. pa hodi-
81 od Socialistidne. Ako pa Sc 20
navljo enake obtozbe Y cnako
odlotni obliki cd tolikih >trani.
cd kolikih SO Sc ponavlialc T.
"lede ma postopanjc jamskih ba-
ronov Y Colorado, tedaj mora 10
week hrcz %prcdSodkov priti do Spo.
mania, da 50 utemeljcuc.
kar j. govoril Patterson pred
komisijo. jc bilo wee kakor pri-
tanje. Bila .jc obsodba kapi,ali
>tov in njihovih zaSJituikoy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
PreiSkaVa v Colorado.

Zvezna komisija V Colorado,
katero je imenoval professionals
Wilson, da poizkusi vzpostaviti
normalne razmere V tel DRAW,
je priGela V Denverju S svojim
delom. Dasi sc zadrzujejo pod
jetniki tudi napram tel akciji So
vrazno, upa Wilson vendar Sc We
dino, da doseae pc tel poti uspeh.
Predloziti hoGe kongresu tudi ma
crt podoben Newland-zakonu, pc
katercm mai hi Sc uravnavali ia
XII Sport.
Medtem zaslisuje komisija pri.
ce.
Zelo zanimivo je, kar jc izpove-
dial bivsi zvezni senator Thomas
NJ. Patterson. XII ne more biti ma
sunni. ola hi bill socialist. Ali tako
jc paG, da prihajajo vsi ljudje,
XII govore resnico, do enakih "a
kljuGkov kakor socialist.
Tudi Patterson izvaja, da so
lastniki jam neposredno odgovor-
nj "a p~relivanje krvi v Colorado.
Pred komisijo je Patterson IL
javil sledcGe:
Trditev guvernerja AmmOnsa,
da je trdovratnost rudarjev kri-
Va dolgotrajne stavke, nj resniG-
ma. ko je trajala stavka mesec
dni. so bill rudarji pripravljeni
ma Sporazum. Tako so kazali. da
50 pripravljeni odnehati cd svo-
je zahtcve glede ma priznanje IL
nije ter %razpravljati Z lastniki.
Toda podjetniki 50 Sc absolutno
branili sedcti L unijskimi uradni-
kj V cni sobi,
Nadalie jc pravil Patterson:
Sam sem narckoval guvernerju
AmmonSovu piSmo, V katercm je
bila oznaGena podlaga "a uravna-
va Spora. AmmonS "a je prcdlo-
I'll podjctnikom. Ola ga podpiSejo,
oni SO pa kratkomalo odklonili.
Patterson jc oStro napadal Am
mon>a. HI jc izrocil milicncmu ge-
noralu ChaScju popolno vojaSko
obla>t Y >tavkarSkem okraju in
mu dal pravico, da ravna 30 Svo-
il wolff. .
q ludlowSki kata>trofi pravi
Patterson
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
JUSTICA, XII ZBOLJSUJE.

V New Yorku jc stall pred so
discern 19lctcn FAINT. Obtoicn j.
bill, da .ie uStrelil ma vrtu donna
tega 2ajca. Primal jc grozni IL
NOR, pa Sc ic izgOvarjal. da jc de
lal zajec ma matcrincm vrtu Sko
do.
ZloGincc jc bill obSojcn ma 100
dni zapora. Zaradi zajca.
kako ic bilo ' Colorado. ko so
bill uniformiranci tozcni - ne IA
zaicc, ampak IN liudi?
FAINT ina zdaj 100 dni casa, da
prcmiSljujc, kako praviGna je GO
spa Pravica.
To ga mora ma vsak naGin po-
boljsati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
S144,OOO.0OO.

StoStiriinStiridcSc m%il.ionov do
hoGcio Zedinicnc drzavc le-
toS zahtevati.
Ia boi proti brezposelnosti?
Ia koristna iavna della?
Ia zboliSanic zcml.iiSG?
Ia temcljitciSo ljudsko izobraz-
boz
Ia dclavsko zavarovanjc?
Ia iavno zdravstvo?
Me- Ia vzdrzavanic in povcca-
ME vojne mornaricc. I'm hu.iSkaci
trdijo, da ic ia svota Sc prcmajh-
ma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
BreZpOSelnOSf " Ameriki.

koliko jc y Sedanjcm casu
proSperitetc Y Zedinjenih dr.
yah brczpoSelnih ljudi.
Nar>ikdo hi to rad vcdcl. i'm
t.cha hi bio vcdcti, in Ge hi imeli
y dc2rli S,rica Sauna uaprcdnc So
elaine urcdbc in Z mimi spojcuo
>ocialno >tati>tiko, hi lahko We
deli I'm lc te bi to vedeli, hi mo-
Iii mi>liti ma sistcmati5cn I'm u
SpcScn boz proti brczposclno,ti.
kar moreno izvcdcti. jc zclo
pomaujkljivo. DaSi so Stcyilkc Vi
Soke. so veudar lc Scnca rc%Snicc,
tiStc rc>nicc. katerc ; scdaujimi
>rcdStvi nj mogocc dognati in ka-
tcrc tudi vladajoti nikakor he hi
radi PRIMAL.
kapItali>ticni liSti ohja,liajo
nckaterc Stcvilkc, Iii So SeStavljc-
NE po porocilih mcStnih uprav in
d|obrodcluih druzb. Tie Stcvilkc ne
morcjo biti popolne, kcr nimajo
niti mcStuc uprave nit dobrodcl-
nj zavodi SrcdStcv. da hi mogli
prcSteti ySr brczpoSclne.
Porocila obscgajo Samo ID NEST
izvcn Chicago. Pa vendar so lc tc
Stcvilke take. da Sc icIe 6lovckl
laSje ma CLAW.
Rczultati poizvcdb so SlcdcGi :
Y New Iorku nj brczpoSclnih
mani kakor 100000 do 100000.
V Philadelphia 10000.
Y Cincinnati $4,000. V ten me
stu nj bila brezposclnost oil le-
Ia 1896. tako razSirjcna kakor Sc
dai.
V Milwaukee praviio 10000 To
ic pa menda veliko prcnizko. "a
kaj zc oh GaSu volitcv, zacctkom
novembra so porotali, da Jill .1C
$4,000
BOStOnu Dun
V San FranciScu Gcz 5000 Y me.
stu; ali tam Jill jc ogromna We.
| Gina izvcn mcsta.
Y Minneapolisu 2100. Prihod.
Mi teden Sc podvoji to Stcvilo
kcr 10 200O dclavccv ma aclcznic
Northern Pacific o~dpuSGenih.
V Seattle 10000. Tukaj racu
naio. da naraste Stevilo V KRAFT
ken ma 10000.
V st. Louisa cent zupan Kic'
$1,000 brezposclnih j. +. How cc
nj Stevilo "a najmanj 10000 wise
V Pittsburghu ne poznajo ma.
tanGncga stcvila; pravijo pa, da
nj bio Sc nikdar tako hudo kakor
sodaj.