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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
NEW ORLEANS MEET CLOSES.

New Orleans. March 7.-The New Orleans twenty-seven day race meet ing came to close today with re- cord attendance.
 Bryan Lymah, John Loves geidlng. annexed the New Orleans prize cup.
 Many of the owners will tomorrow ship their horses to Hot Springs Tor the meet there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
PUTS BOYS ON SKATES.
Remington Company Adopts N0ve
 Method of Speeding Up Ohice

New York, March 7.-The Reming- ion Arms company has just placed an order for 800 pairs of roller skates, tn he used by it's office boys in it's New England factory.
 Business is at such rush thal the bows are unable to get around 1ast enough without the skates, ana II enough boys were employed to do the business afoot the factory corridors would be crowded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
|ALY DECORATEs AMERICAN.

london, March 7.-Edward N s2ueherty, an American aviator em, sed by the British company ol lalo. received notice today that ne
 been decorated by the Italian ernment for his services in ln- acting the Italian flying corps dur the year. The decoration is equiv N to knighthood in England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
ONE MURDER AND SEVERAL AFFRAYS
 AT TERRE HAU7E
Participants Same Men In volved in Frauds for
 Which 100 Convicted.

Terre Haute, Ind, March 7.-There was one murder and several other shooting affairs .n' the redlight dis trict today over the primary cleo ion and, without exception the men involved were among the 100 or more convicted in the United States court a year ago for election frauds.
 Ad Rogers, a former prize fighter was Killed by Seymour jordan, who says he shot when Rogers was shoot ing at his brother, Sylvester Jordan, q redlight boss for many years. Ed Holler, former chief of police, who has just returned from Leavenworth prison, was hit in the thigh while at the side of Sylvester Jordan.
 It is said much money was placed in the ward by managers of the cam pa'gn of James E. Watson, candidate for the Republican nomination for senator; and friends of Harry New, his opponent, also had workers eni- ployed.
 It is reported that at least 20 special investigators of the United States secrst service were in the city getting information for the use of United States District Attorney Slack, who had been conferring with At torney Joe Roach called the nemes's of Mayor Don Roberts, now in Leav- enworth, and who was the unseen director of the federal forces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08

Washington, March 7.--The vote on the motion to table the McLemore resolution was as follows:
 To table: Democrats. 1S2; Republicans, 93; Progressives, T.; total 276.
 Against tabling: Democrats. 33; Republicans, 1O2; Progress sives, ,; Independent, 1; social ist, 1; total 142.
 Present and not voting: Dem ocrats, 1; (Taylor of Colorado)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
SENATE CONFIRMS
 NEW WAR SECRETARY

Washington, March 7.-Newton Diehl Baker, former mayor or Cleve- land, O., is now secretary or war. His nomination was sent to the sen ate shortly after nooon today Dy President Wilson. The nomination was confirmed at 6 o'clock. Mr. Baker is expected to arrive tomorrow to take up his duties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
TO BUY PART OF MEXICOY

New York, March 7.-Reports that the United States has planned to buy the northern part of Mexico from Carranza are persistent here, all though wholly lacking confirmation from any source.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08

Little. Rock, March 7.-The regu- lar quarterly examinations for teach ers' licenses will be held throughout the state Friday and Saturday of this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
The Weather

Tuesday. fair: cooler; Thursday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08
Returns Slow.

Indianapolis, March 7.-Returns from the state primary today wsre slow in coming in, and it is not be- lieved the result of the Republican United States senatorship contest and the gubernatorial race will be known for day or two.
 Harry s. New. James F. Watson and Arthur B. Robertson were the Republican candidates for United states senator. James Goodrich, Warren McCray and Quincy Meyers were the Republican cand date for governor. John A. M. Adair and Lenard Clore were the Democratic candidates for governor. The Pro eressiye vote was not as heavy as many persons predicted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-08

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
STATE COMMISSION
FIXES WATER RATES
Richmond Loses Fight Against PIaC-
ing Charge ON Sprinkler
Systems.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July g.
Denying the petition Of the city of
Richmond and Of the Richmond
Commercial club. the public service
commission handed down an order
We, .nesday in which il fixed the
schedule Of charges for the service
az water by the Richmond City
WaterwOrks Co. 20 firms having
automatic sprinkler systems INSTALL
ed IN manufacturing and mercantile
establishments The order takes eff
feet Aug. /.
The nght. which the city admins
tration ard Richmond manufactur-
ers made against the fixing of a
charge for serving automatic sprink-
Ter systems. was followed closely
hV other cities i'm the state where
like conditions are expected 10 arise.
The opposition was based on the
ground that the automatic sprinkler
systems were installed entirely at
the Ownes' expense. and as the sys-
TENS. In putting out fires In their
Inception would require less water
than would be needed II eNtinguish-
ri by hremen using hose lines. the
~ stems were efecung "a saving Of
water and consequently of expense
to the company
The commissions order SAYS that
aI private FIRE protection systems.
either standpipes. hose valves. auto
matte sprinklers or fire hydrants.
shall Dee metered. For each OF such
connections it fixes minimum
charge OF from so cents 10 SIS "a
month. according 10 the size of the
meter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
LoNNs - EAKNI IN

Losns beDring interest al the low
rate OF 3 per cent viii be made by us
on good productive farms which meet
with our requirements III YOU ex-
poet 90 borrow money soon. arrange
ments should be made without DELAY
50 that you may take advantage OF
this offer
All loans viii be made for "A term
OF five years, with the privilege OF
p4llus the principal or any part
thereof. I'M even hundreds OF dollars
az any interest paying date
Farther details can he secured by
81 letter or Re shall Doe pleased 20
have voa cali at our office.
THE STRAUSS BROTHERS co
--Advt Llgonier. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
Woman Gets n. d.
Boy S Suit Case
And His Pqjamas

NEW YORM July FEELING the
need OF her striped silk sweater as
she reached up town in a taxi from
the Jersey Central terminal today,
Mrs. Edith Eaboy reached into the
suit case a porter had placed in
the vestibule for her and drew out
the southern section OF a college
boys luric pajsmas.
A second plunge revealed box Of
cigars and "A third an assortment Of
choke neck collars bearing the init
ials w. G." Still hoping 10 find
that striped silk sweater Mr.. La
boy dived deeper. and by the time
she reached her home she had found
a young mans assortment of SUM
mer suits. shirts dancing pumps.
ties and pins. a deck of cards and
a love story and a label on the coat
indicating that the bag was the
property Of william A Grady. a
student at Notre Dame university
South Bend. Ind
Advertises For IL.
Hurrying 10 a newspaper Office
Mrs. I-aboy caused the following ad-
vertisement to be published
will W. q. return lady's suit case
taken by mistake on train at Jersey
City Apply superintendent No. 1876
W 18th St"
While she did not advertise the
fact. il is true, none the less. that
wv. g." may have his own bag and
contents when he returns Mrs. La
boys suit case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06

William CBin) Grady has been a
student at NOtre Dame for the past
three years living in Walsh hall
while there. He is an alI-round ath-
lete, having played on the varsity
football and basket ball teams. act
ing as substitute Tor the famous
Eichenlaub on the 1914 eleven.
Grady lives in Newark. New Jer-
sey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
INCREASE CAPITAL sToCx.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July e.
The st. Joseph Heating Co. OF South
Bend, has increased its capital stock
from 100000 to 5000. 600. The HUI
ron club of South Bend, for sociaI
purposes. has been incorL grated.
The directors are Andrew May. Da-
vid Nemeth. and George Kre.a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
20 PERCENT OF
|. N. c. REJECTED
Failure to Pass Physical Tests
Hits Companies and Off
GERS Hurry Home.

FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Ind. July Following the physical
examination of the last of the more
than $500 Indiana national guards-
men al Camp Raiston Wednesday
night. 10 was estimated that twenty
per cent OF the men had been re-
jected as below the physical stan
dard 4 number of officers are
among the rejected. one of them be-
ing Capt. Jesse It Johnson u COM
panE. Indianapolis for overweight
and defective vision in one eye. He
was % have been promoted 20 the
command % a battalion In the first
regiment. and was much disappoint-
ed when he failed 20 pass
Official figures on the number or
men rejected were not available on
Wednesday night but 10 was said by
the examining physicians and others
that an estimate Of one out OF five
men being rejected was not far from
the correct number. The examina-
tions have been very strict. especially
since the Mexican crisis seemed TO be
passing Some of the companies
which were barely over peace
strength now are below the mini
mum.
Officers Rush Home.
As the results OF the exa limitations
became known a new impetus was
given to recruiting Officers from
some OF the companies prepared 10
make hurried trips TO their home cit
les 20 look after getting men 10 fill
up the ranks. and some of the Off
GERS ordered newspaper space for ad-
tertising purposes. The fact that
each infantry regiment must furnish
"A men and three officers TO form
machine gun company further de-
pletes the ranks.
The company from Terre Haute
lost IS men because Of physical dis
qualification. Leaving % men and
three officers. u company. second
regiment from spencer, lost fifteen
mem bers. including Second Lieut..
oval A. St Clair That company
now has but 50 men and three Off
GERS.
capt. J. J. Toffey. who has been in
charge of the mastering in OF the
guardsmen. was sworn in as lieuten-
ant colonel OF the first regiment to-
day. Word also was received Of the
promotion OF Horace NJ Hickam.
Spencer. Ind from lieutenant in
the seventh cavalry on the border 10
the position of a lieutenant colonel
ia the guard Col. Ralston had
recommended ne be appointed a ma
jor. and said tonight ne would in
form the war department he had no
place for him as a lieutenant colonel.
GOV. Ralston protested Wednes-
day 20 the QuaTtermaster general of
the United states army against the
use OF day coaches for the use Of the
Indiana troops in going TO the bor-
der. twenty-five such coaches now
are standing on the side tracks near
the camp. Mai. r. W. Foxworthy.
acting chief surgeon OF the Indiana
brigade also has made similar pro-
tests 10 the surgeor general Of the
army. An effort is being made by
the state officials TO get tourist
sIeepers furnished for the Indiana
men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
KIMONOS-79c.

Flowered lawns in pink, blue
and lavender. Lace and fancy
band trim. Empire and straight
effects. Just , dozen of our
Sl.OO to $500 kimonoS at
7Sc each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
July Clearance
Specials on
Ond
AFloor
HOUSE DRESSES
HALF PRICE

Size SO to So. Blue, black,
lavender and green with white.
striped PercaleS. One lot of
regular Sf.OO and Sf.25. Half
price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
Embroideries
Dress Goods

42-in Shepherd Check, 39c yd.
Our soc in I sizes of checks.
54-inch English Mohair CSC yd.
Our $3.50 in dark grey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
July Clearance"
Specials on
ord
OFloor
ALL SUMMER
PORCH RUGS
REDUCED.

Sharp reductions Of 25Ic n
500 ON Rattania' Fibre
Porch Rugs. Waite Grass
Rugs and japanese Grass
Rugs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
SOC BOUDOIR
CAPS-19c EACH.

Plain net with shadow lace
trim or ribbon trim-Sale Ice
each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
WASH WAISTS
zee EACH.

Stripe VoileS, plain VoileS.
Trims of lace and embroidery.
Some with silk stripe. some col
ored collar. Our SIPS for
39c each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
eJULYCLEARANCE SALE
Handkerchiefs

4NAfbSANCf Sf6SF
Hankerchiefs CSC doz. Plain lin
en-, hemStitched, with embroidered
initial
Handkerchiefs 10c each. Plain
linen, hemSutched, with embroider-
ed design in corners. Regularly I SC.
Embroideries
Embroidery Banding Sc yd. ,
inch double edged. Regularly priced
tOC and i5c.
Embroideries 10c yd. Our nc
10 fSc aSSOrtmentS of TO i7-inCh
widths.
20 to 4O-inch Flouncings. White
and colored. ranging in price from
0Oc TO $50. To sell from 75c to
S1.l9 yd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
JAPANESE GRASS
PORCH RUGS.
WAITE" GRASS
PORCH RUGS.

0ft.Xl2ft. $3.50 $3.50
Note: The above Porch
Rugs shown in Green, Gray,
Brown and Tan, with COnven-
tiOnal borders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
In Loces

Insertions--lc yd. Narrow linen
and cotton lace inSertiOnS-Our SC
yard.
Shadow Lace-39c yd. Cream
and white, 9 to i2-inch. Our regular
45c 10 75c yard.
Venice Lace Edges l0c and 15c
I'd. Narrow and medium width.
Oriental Laces-l0c yd. The 3
inch width.
40-inch NetS-l9c yd. Plain or
dotted in navy, brown or grey-act-
ual soc values.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
In Ribbons

l5c Ribbons are 10c yd., ) to T.
inch fancy Dresden ribbons.
19c to Csc Ribbons are 15c yd.,
Moire. Dresden and Checks, ! to )
inches wide.
35c Ribbons are Csc yd. Large
variety OF fancy striped, lowered,
plaid and check ribbons, 4 to 6-inch
width.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
MUSLIN
PETTICOATS.

The S1.5o muslin or piJue,
some double panel at Half
Price. The zoe in length from
38 10 "a, fine muslin, embroid-
cry trim. AT 39c each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
DRESSING SACQUES
29c EACH.

Powered, striped and figured
Lawns, Pink Blue and Laven-
der-juSt 80 of our soc num-
berS 29c each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-06
ORIENTAL
FIBRE RUGS.
"VUDOR'
PORCH SHADES.

Aft. S2.25; Oft SOS. SIT
S4.25; loft $3.50; f2ft.
$3.50.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

natnc komiSijc majdc milosti pred niihovimi
crm; "uvcrncrieycmu namcStniku O'IIari 50 od-
konil obiavicnic nicgovih clankov, da> nj dvo-
ma, da zna moz toliko pravino pisati kakor kak-
Sen reporter Tribune ali EXamincria.
Odkod to?
Stvar jc Ielo cnostavna Porocilo prci>kavi
komisilc jc mogocma oboIba kaptailma in kapi-
taliStcnih podictnkov. PoroJilo prinaSa c rclul-
tate prci,kHvc; aii ii rczultati kIicc.
Najmanic scdcmdcsct odStotLoy prostituci-
lr naSih dncl j. prp>ati kapitaliNcncmu izto-
rlScanju: T" jc nauk komiSiiSkc prciSkavc. Maj
mamie Scdrmd">ct odStotkoy Icn>k. ki propadajo
y rros'tuciio, zaidc I'D 10 to obzalovania
vrcdno kuptiio vScd priroicnc nicvrcdno,ti. vScd
Spolnr razuzdano>t ali Hamcmarjcnc vlgojc. am
pax zaradi tcga. kcr morajo tudi one zivcti in 81
postcnim dclom me- morcjo zasluzit totiko. koli-
kor je za iiv'5r"j" p"tr"hn".
Poroco prinaSa uSpchr zaslSavania zcnsk
Samih in ralnh yriikih podictnikov. Xa>liSani 50
bill ma primer Julius Ro>cnwald prcdsc,lnik
Sears, Rocbuck and Comp: Jas. Simpson. pod
prcdscdnik zuauc yclctrgorinc Marshall Field.
in drugi aStniki vcikih tvrdk State Str. pri ka-
terih 50 usluIbcnc Icnskc. Priznat so morali. da
ne zadoStujc media. Hi jo placujcjo "a vzdmaya-
ME Iivirnja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
O Gem mOIGe.

Scbno zanimati. kcr 80 ''moraln da jc kaj. VISA
ka bo"ata %oN in vSak tcrcialSki Sarlatan dobi
Prcdalih takih liStov lahko proStora, da ''pobolj
Suic ''svct hnavSim gobczdanjcm. Sweetest in
nravnoSt 81 kar cedi po tenn casopisiu.
No. tn ic zdai komisIa. ki jc preiSkavala
stvar kdor jc tal;o vnct "a odStranitcv zocina
in prostitucijc. kakor omcmjcni st hi moral o
hcma rokama pograhiti poroto komisic da
Pouti, kai ia ic la naSla. Listi, Xxi maio toliko
prosora, hi lahlo obaviii vsai obSirnc zvlcc<c IL
takcga porociIa.
homi>iia jc prcSkavala Hrokc In to jc mai
va@n"lSc. kaj pomaga konstatirati, da 50 ma syc-
tn ljudjc, ki kradcio. ropajo in slcparijo, da so
%cnskc, ki prodajaio svoic tco "a dcnar Gc st
pa ne more dognati. zakaj Sc to godi Dokcr ne
bono poznal vzroka. ne bono odpravili poSlcdic.
komiSia jc prciskavaa vzrokc. Torci sem
IcZutatl! ct ic mogOcc TEN Nzro>um priti ,iu H.
vega. tcdai b" tudi mo%occ 2bo iSati razmcrc
HIM, Y chicaSkih ''Nclikih" listih iih iScctc IA
man Ida tclistva, Iii Ianimaio IA vsako Gu
MO. katcro Vzanc kakSna bogata ncvcSta naSc IA
v>akcga psa. ki dobi ccno paSj razstavi IA vsa-
ko pralno bcSedo. ki padc kakSncmu ''promincnt-
nenu pri Obin vcGcrii IL uSt. So naemkrat ne "a
nlmaJo Ia 10. kar drcgamo naravnost nosovi.
kar 81 godi naS najblizii blizin Porotilo Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

kap'iallscui casoplN Vcliki. imajo obilno
v>cbuo, razuovrStno y>cbino prinaIaip nckai IA
ntcligcntuc citatclic. uckai IA povrSnc, nckaj IA
ncumuc. in tako zadovoliujcjo pray mnogo Judi,
k poi>ccio li>tu navadno lc tiSto, kar jh zami-
ma.
kapilaIi>itnuu li>;om ic lahko. Oga> veil
kih podjctii K, Ukoriicuio dclavcc in konsuucn-
tc prinaSaio tolik", da hi mcli taxi li>t ogromcn
dohrck, tud &C. ne hi pro,ai niti cucga izti>n.
Torri uiaio tud lahl.o urcduiI,ov in So,rudniiov
cclc kompauiic. i'm IN v>ako stroke 81 ahko naia-
mclo dobro plaranrga >trokovniaka. Tam nj tako,
kakor Iri dcavskcm li>tu. kjcr mora eden in isti
clovrk p~ati >troko,nc ralprayc, poiiuc clan
k", CLOSE Is oktualnim dogodkom. poIcg tcga pa
iuir n domac" dncvnc novice in noyitcc nadaljc
urmogocc dopNc prcdr!ayat mogo@c in opray-
ljati Sc ne.o!i;a drugh del.
kliub tcmu hi mi,ct dolayc vta>i ahko spo-
mali. da j" med kapas'icnim in dray skim "a
>opisjcm rahIlka, XII ne hi Smcla oreh dclay>tva
yrllai 2" preduo>t kapiasticnih l,toy.
DrIavni >cnat Illinois ic dial !,o poScbni ko-
IniSii prcSEayati vzrol,r llocma in prosiituciic.
Komi>ija jc doyrSila dclo in ildcala syoir poro-
clio
hopildisicnc stc hi morala Ia rec pray po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

mnogo dcnaria IL Amerikc Evropo obki po-
soiila, jc VcndGr tudi To pomnoztcv ameriSkega
kapltaliSticnega bogastva kaiti IA tc dolGrie sc
moraio pacevat viSokc ohrcsti. Razuntega ic
mnogo cvropSRih bogataScv poSlalo svoi dcnar
sem Shrantev. da Sc Jim ne hi donna ma kakrSen-
koli nacin, drcktno ali indirelltno lonfscral.
Ianic je navsezadnic boic, Gc dobe tiStc male O.
breSti, ki iih pacujeio hrauimicc, kalor da izgu-
be Sc kapita
Tia pomnczitcv ameriSkcga kapitaa pa ne
more o,tati brcz poSlcdic Gavnicc Sc hoccjo po-
mnozcvoti zahtcvaio ohreSt SiIiio torcj pro-
dukcilo in trgovino; Ia pa potrcbuic trgov Do
mac kon>um j. Icdmicnih drlavah 70 zelo IL
trpan. Ne da ne hi IiudStvo wee potrcbovalo.
90 ie moglo doslci kurovati: ali llupoyalna moe
ljudSt<a nj tako naraSla, da hi mogla pokupiti
vse. kar more producirati kapital. XII hoGe biti
inveStiran. Pomnozilo ic kapaiStcno bo-
%astvo, ne pa place delavSkcga liudStva; vSai
cnak mcr Sc MISC pomnozic.
Povetan kapital pa iStc ldiub tcmu profitov,
in kcr NINA upania. da iih naidc dovol donna in
kcr ne more bit voima vcGua in ne bo mogocc
Nto let prodaiati Srarnclc in puSkc Angiu in
Francilo, h bilo intcrcSirauim kapitaliStom Zclo
NScj, da hi Sc Icdinicnc drzavc udeczilc Scdanie
voiuc rotcm pri >kcpanip miru Sodcovalc kot
prizadca sila in pri dctvi plcna la pograbilc.
lmpcrializcm ic poSledIca naraScaioccga ka-
pitaizma To >c iavlia Scdai tudi Amcriki.
Ako ne hi hilo karitaizmu Samem nobe-
nih naSrrotii, tcdai tud kongrcsu ne hi bilo no.
benin homatj. N>i zaStopniki kapitaliStitnih
atranll poSlanSki zboruici in Senatu hi stall
kalor en- MOI "a east Amcrikc' IN "zgodovin-
Sllc tradiciic Icdmicnih drzav IA ''SpoStovanic
mc,lnarodnih zakonov" in IA vsc tiStc lcpc fra
lc, k y sliicaiu porcbe ccnciSc od hr,Sl oh do
bri ctiui
Ali daSi ic profit Skupcm intcreS vscga kapi-
talma. naStajajo vcndar med kapitaSti SanIimi
naSproja, XII >c SiStemu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pro
dul,ciic ne daio odStramit kicr prioaluic eden
rrofita. ST boj drug izgubc; PA cr Sc IL ne kale
drckna izguba. ic zc naraScan c kapitaia drJ-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

John 7. Pric, la>tnik iirmc Carson Pirc and
Company, ic izpovcdal. da lasulijo zcnskc pri
tenn podjctju po I reel in pisi po itir dolaric na
trdcn daSi priznava, da nj mogocc izhaiati place
izpod dolaricv +. J. Lehman IL trgovinc - rhe
Fair jc izpovcdaI. da zasuIi ~ deklet po tri, 257
pa do Stirl in pol doaria ma tcdcn.
&c ne zivi dcklc pr Sorodnikih, lii io vztrza-
Najo, jc oh tch placah priSicno, da Sc ozrc pref
alisIcj po dru@ih srcdStvih. In vccini slucaicv
jc cdno src'istvo Iii "a more TAXA zcnska doseti,
proSturja.
To - pravi &c hi pIaccvala kapitalisticna
podjctia poSicnc mczdc. hi maivccji del prostitu-
cic sam od >cbc odpadcl. To potrjuic prcskaya
scnatmr komisjc
Iakaj noccio tcga poycdati vcliki ''noralni" :"
Iisti!
FL za&ai Nclili Iapitali~liGni list so moralni,
doilcr nt gre morala proti niihovim ntcrcsom.
Objava komi>i>kih prriSkav. ki obrcmcniujeio
najvccjc karaii>tc, hi hila pa prcncvarna "a bla-
game ten IiNtov Haiti ii uaiyccii kapitalisti na
naJbojSi ns"rcmti. &C. odtcgncjo svoic ogasc
lahko zapro vck !isti eden "a drugim svoic pi-
sarnc. Sclat, komisija guvcrncrjcv namcstnili
- vSl MAJ grcdo Spat. NazncjSi od njih in niho-
viii prciskav in reform in morale jc - dollar Do
lar j. kapitalisticma morala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
LETO (VOL.) XI.

prcdlo", mai So pozovcio vS amcrSki drlavljani
da ne poluIclo na trgo,skih ladiah, XII so oboro-
/cnr. Med Bclo hiSo in kapolom SO ic tcdai pri-
eel oster boi Vlada ic trdovratno vztraiala ma
Sv"Jcm SlaliScu; zdclo ie pa ola ie Y kongresu
cnaka trdoYHtnost.
Ali Y Scnatu ic "a enklat zmagal Wilson Go
reoVa reSouclla zaradi potoyania ma oborozcnih
. ladjah c bila 4 vcliko vccno odkloniena. Po-
slanSka zbornica bo glasovaa danes. PA tudi V
Senatu unprecedented "a Ia tcdcn move boic
kako FIiiiccu ie polozai. ia iluStrraio G.
MAXI mcr kakor dciStva Sama, raZne govoricc XII
50 Hdnli cas- bcgalc ancriSko iavnoSt Govoric
ne Jcmljclo namcSto rcsnicc, ali znatilnc So, tu-
dl &c so popolnoma nercSnicnc, ker oznaGuicjo o.
koScinc. IL katcrih so nastae.
Senator Gore ie pravil. da ic dcia Wilson
Scnatoricma Stonu in Kcru, da bo prckinil d-
pomaticnc zve2e 2 Ncmciio &c ia ne odncha
vpraSaniu podmorSkh couoy; poslcdica tega da
bo najbric voina med Amerilo in sro-NemG-
Jo ali 10 da ne hi bilo mic Slabcga, kcr hi bla te-
daJ voJna Nrcdi polctia konGana, elmer bi Sc
stora civilizacii vclika uSluga
Wilson ic zavil, da nj nikdar dcial tega. in
tudi senatorial Stone in Kern sta potrda da il
ma mi pravl mic takcga.
Ma druai Str3ni so prirovcdova du ie ncm-
Ski vclcp"Sanik Bcrnstorff iziavil: &c prekine
Am"rila dpomaticnc zvrzc Nemciio. napovc
Ncmtiia Zcdinienim drzayam voino
Tudi BcrnStorff iziaylia, da nj dcial nit po-
dobmega.
AIogooc ic, da sta obc poycSti popolnoma zla-
"ani. Do vira tn nj mogotr priti. Ali tsti, l
Spravliaio take govoricc Svct, moraio imct svo-
ir intcrc>c ma tcm in to nam razkriya. Ga ziyimo
ma vulkanu
Nsi ii boil, ob katcrih nj nihcc tako prizadet
kakor liudStvo, pa vodio -- brcz liudstva.
kait nihtc ne more reel, da ic ameriSlo liudstvo
rcsnicno zaStopano Bell hSi ali pa kapitou
Ali bo Ia nevarnoSt odrrla liutStvr oj in 20
poutila da ne bo niidar varno doklcr ne vzamc
svoiih zadcv Svoic rokc? Ali bo razumeo ka
pomcnio IctoSnjc volitvc?