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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
THE WAR TODAY

The Germans have suffered
heavy losses in their latest attempt
to break through the French lines
northwest Of Verdun. After artiI-
Iery operations on big scale, the
Germans attempted TO break
through by an infantry attack but
they were held back by the cur
tain OF fire from the French guns.
In the VOsges region the artil-
lery action by both sides has been
intense.
In the st. EIoi sector the British
have held the ground they gained
in The face OF heavy artillery fire.
On the Russian front near Pos
tayy, Berlin reports that the as
sauIts OF the Russians have been
withstOOd. Berlin asserts that the
Russians have lost 10000 men.
A German torpedo boat destroy
er was rammed and sunk by
British cruiser in a recent engage
men off the German coast. There
were no German survivors.
Two more steamers have been
sunk, presumably by "A torpedo.
The crews were saved.
There has been desperate fight
ing also on the AustrO. Italian front
and Rome reports the Italians VIC
tors In q 40.h0ur battle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
WAGE PLOT TOLD
BY MINERS HEAD
President Stirs Peoria Convention
With Accusation Against Delegates
of Two Districts.

Peoria, Ill, March 90 Charges
made by President Frank Harrington
of the Illinois division of the United
Mineworkers Of America that a con-
spiracy exists among delegates of the
fiftieth and ninth districts to defeat the
New York wage scale agreement, was
the principal feature of the session of
the convention here today. President
Harrington accused the delegates of
the two districts with forming a DELHI
crate plot to block the agreement go
ing into effect.
, Condemnation for various press as
sociations and newspapers alleged to
have circulated highly colored &C
counts of the convention was ex-
pressed in a resolution unanimously
adopted by the convention this morn
ing. Deliberate misstatement of facts
was charged.
An alleged attack upon President
Frank Harrington was made the basis
of another resolution directed toward
the Belleville, Qll) News-Democrat.
The name of the author of an article
appearing in that publication was de-
manded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
GIVE STATEMENT OF
EXPOSITION RECEIPTS

San Francisco, March 29-Final
certified statements of the revenue of
the PanamaPacific exposition, sub
mitted today to the board of directors,
gave the grand total of receipts for adj
missions and concessions as $12,524,-
O9043.
Paid admissions amounted to S4,715,-
523.05 and the gross receipts from con-
cessions was S7,SO9,565.SS. The net
revenues from the concessions was
81, $50, 33167.
The statements show that conces-
sions offering food, rest and shelter
brought in greater revenue than the
amusement concessions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
American Cavalry, Under
Difficulties, Pressing on
After Bandit.
MEXICANS LOSE OUT
Carranza Forces Said to
Have Lost All Trace of
Quarry in Hunt.

Washington, March o.
General Carranza has agreed
to permit the movement of
supplies to the punitive ex.
petition in Mexico over the
Observation-Disclosures rail.
road. The supplies will &c
as commercial freight to con.
Germs in Mexico with which
the army has contracts.
The permission for use of
the railroad is not granted in
a military sense and does not
cover the movement OF
troops for which the Ameri.
can army has not asked. 1t
will, however, enable Gen.
eral Pershing's force to get
supplies in abundance in a
country where motor truck
trains cannot carry them and
will thus aid immeasurably
in the pursuit of the Villa
bandits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
DYNAMITE USED
TO CHECK BLAZE

Leadville, Colo, March 29.-Fre
starting here early today was beyond
control five hours later. Dynamite is
being used to block the path Of the
flames. One business block has been
consumed So far as can be learned
there has been no loss of life.
The fire was said to have started in
a paint shop and had gained consid-
cradle Roadway when discovered. 1t
spread rapidly to frame buildings ad-
joining.
Up to 80 a. N. the blaze had been
confined to old business buildings
erected during the early days OF tho
camp. Although flames had destroyed
buildings in one block the loss was
comparatively small.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
RAID
ON SAL0N|k|
FATAL TO 20
Paris Tells of Aerial Attack
by Enemy on City at
Greek Frontier.

Paris, March 90, (2:25 p. NJ
Twenty persons were killed and be-
tween thirty and forty were wounded
and two German aeroplanes were de-
stroyed in the aerial raid over Saloniki
on Monday, says an official statement
issued here this afternoon.
The statement follows:
"a squadron of seven German aero
planes attempted to make raid on
Saloniki Monday Their purpose was
to reach the warships anchored in the
harbor but they were obliged to give
this up by the fire of the French artil-
lery
Pursued by French aviators two of
the German aeroplanes were destroyed.
Bombs thrown down by the Ger
man aviators caused the death of 20
persons and brought wounds to 80 or
40 others"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
SUITS TO CONTINUE
DESPITE HOUSE ACT

Washington, March 29.-Plans for
continuing the fight for national wom-
an suffrage were being considered by
suffrage leaders today despite their de-
feat in the house judiciary committee
yesterday. The committee voted 10 to
9 to postpone Indefinitely considera-
ton of proposed constitutional amend
ments for woman suffrage and prohi-
bition.
Contending that they would have
won victory, had their proposal
been voted on separately, suffrage
leaders now hope to bring the issue to
vote when the committee meets to-
morrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
YOUTH IN KANSAS IS
VICTIM OF ANTHRAX

Abilene, Kas., March 29.-Anthrax
was responsible for the death of Paul
Lloyd, the S-year-old son of Garfield
Lloyd, who was buried here today, ply
sicians who attended said today. The
boy was sick two months and special
lists announced he had contracted the
disease in playing with the family cat.
Several operations were performed in
attempts to check the disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
Three INJURED
INC.B.&Q.WRECK
Two Passengers and Fireman Are Hurt
When Train Crashes Into Open
Switch Near MacOmb.

Macomb. H., March 29.-Three per-
sons were injured today when Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy passenger
train No. 3 ran into an open switch
just east of here. The entire train was
derailed, the engine, mail and baggage
cars topping over in the ditch. The
injured are:
Joe Mcneil, Bluff City, Ill, back in
jured, believed serious
3. P Ganor, Palmyra, Mo
A. C. Henry, Galesburg, Ill, fireman
slightly injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
Affidavits of American Sur
vivors State Vessel
Tried to Escape.
ASK ABOUT SUSSEX
Germany Questioned as to
Whether Craft Caused
That Disaster.

Washington, March 29-The British
horseship Englishman was first shelled
and then torpedoed by German sub
marine, according to affidavits made to
representatives of the state depart
ment at Liverpool by three American
survivors.
Following the receipt of this infor-
nation today officials said it seemed
clear that the Englishman had tried to
escape. The submarine was operat-
ing within the law in Smelling and tor
pedoing the Englishman if the vessel
was fleeing to escape capture as is in
ferred by officials here from the dis
patch.
Inquire at Berlin.
The German government has been
asked whether any of its submarines
were concerned In the sinking Of the
Englishman or the damaging of the
British channel steamer Sussex while
that ship was carrying twenty-five
American passengers.
While it is indicated that the case Of
the Englishman may not lead to diff
ficulties between the United States and
Germany If it is proved she was escap-
ing, overnight dispatches to the state
department from Dover seem, officials
said, to bear out previous allegations
that the Sussex was torpedoed. Amer
lean consul representatives, 1t was
said in the dispatches, had secured
from various survivors at Dover affi-
davits confirming those by survivors
in France.
Expect German Reply.
The state department expected to re-
ceive from Ambassador Gerard some
time today or tonight the result of his
inquiry to the German foreign Office,
upon the damaging of the Sussex and
the sinking of the Englishman. Upon
the information contained in the am
bassador's reply, probably will depend
the next step to be taken by the United
States.
A dispatch from Dover today said
George H. Croker, an American, is
seriously injured. Information re-
ceived by the state department does
not disclose whether the Englishman
was torpedoed before or after she had
stopped. The reports indicate that she
had made an attempt to escape but
apparently had abandoned the attempt
and was coming to a standstill when
| torpedoed.
| President Wilson discussed the sub
marine issue at length with Colonel E.
| M. House. Councillor Polk Of the
state department also saw Colonel
| House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
Sell Steel Alloy at $1,000 a Ton,

Pittsburgh, Pa. March eft be-
came known today that a carload of
ferro manganese. steel alloy. was sold
recently to steel manufacturer of
this district, on the basis of 81 900 a
ton. record price. Before the war
manganese vas selling at s3S a ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till z Z. NJ. Tomorrow. for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Rain tonight; Thursday probably
rain or snow and colder. The tenn
perature tonight will remain above
freezing.
Temperature at a. m, 40. Highest
yesterday. 40; lowest last night, SO.
Precipitation, none.
Relative humidity at p. m, 20; at
7 a. m, So; at p. N. today, II.
Stage of water, 11.9. a rise of 1.e
feet in last "a hours.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
Latest Bulletins

London, March 29-AnOther
Dutch steamship, the Duiyeland,
has been sunk. All the crew were
saved.
Shanghai, March 29.-The rev.
OlutiOnists have captured Peng-
shut, southeast of Fu.ChOw-Sze,
in the province Of SZe-Chuen,
north of Yunnan, and are report
ed to be within seven miles of
LUCKNOW.
Lewes. Del, March 29-An un-
identified steamer is agroumu on
the Hen and Chickens shoals Off
the Delaware capes. Three coast
guard crews have gone to the as.
sistance of the vessel.
Washington, March 90. - A
house committee voted today to
report resolution to seat Will
liam Eliza Williams, democrat, as
representative at large from IL.
lin0is.
London, March go, (2:0S p. m.)
No time has yet been fixed for
the dispatch of the reply to the
American note concerning restric-
tons imposed by Great Britain on
maritime commerce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
CARDINAL MERCIER'S
SECRETARY ARRESTED

Berlin. March 90, (by wireless to
Tuckerton, N. JIM. Loncin, private
secretary to Cardinal MERCER, the Bel
gian primate, has been arrested, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Brussels
given out today by the Overseas News
agency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

SENATE.
Debate begun on senate substi-
tute for house army reOrganiza-
ton bill.
HOUSE.
Miscellaneous bills on the cal.
endar considered.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
continued testimony on national
defense before naval committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
China CIVIL WAR
SEEMS PROBABLE

San Francisco. March 29.-TwO
more districts in kwangtung prov
ince have Joined the revolution
against Yuan Shf kai, two mill
tary stations have been occupied
BY the revOlutiOnists and a third
station. all in kwangtung prov
ince. has declared its independ-
ence of Yuan Shi kai, according
to a cabIegram received today by
the Chinese association from
Shanghai.
Washington, March 29.-Should
President Yuan Shi kai and the reb-
ell Chinese governors who have de-
manded his immediate retirement fail
to come to terms, officials here be-
lieve the result would be a long and
destructive civil war in China. 1t is
known that Yuan is surrounded with
large military forces and the stand
ards would probably be loyal to him
so long as he was willing to draw up
on his large sources Of revenue for
their pay. So far, neither the state
department nor the Chinese legation
has received any official advices con-
corning the events in Picking since
Yuan's mandate renouncing the
throne. Press reports from Shanghai
that Tang Shao Vi, the first premier
of the republic had urged the presi-
dent to relinquish his office to Vice
President Ii Yuen Heng, have been
read with interest, however, and some
officials think Yuan will be inclined
to heed advice from such source.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29
Villa Chase Futile?


An American rancher, one of the
few foreigners familiar with the coun-
try through which Villa is retreating
said:
villa and his men, mounted on
their Mexican ponies, can travel 40
miles day with ease and so miles if
pressed. All his men need is a little
/ dried beef and some cornmeal," said
this American. With this and
blanket strapped behind their saddles
they can travel indefinitely. Compare
this with the equipment of an Ameri-
can trooper who makes 50 miles
day at best"
The rancher was asked what diff
ference he thought the introduction
of aeroplanes in the chase was going
to make.
Il hardly think they will prove of
any great assistance" he said. in
the first place the aviators will be
starting from an altitude of 5000 to
tContinued on Page Two.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29

Ell Paso, March 29.-The chase of
the brigand Villa by the flying col
umns of American cavalry goes re-
llentlessly on but from the meager-
ness of the official dispatches from
General Pershing's advanced base it
was impossible to learn today the po-
sition of the American troops and
how far they were in the rear of the
fleeing band. Villa was last heard of
heading southwark toward the Tara
humare mountain country, his COM
mand driving their Mexican ponies at
full speed and being closely pressed
by the American troopers.
Commanders of the Carranza troops
now in the Chihuahua region appar-
emily have lost trace of Villa and his
men for no report has been received
by Mexican officials here for some
time concerning Villas whereabouts.
Armed bands Of Villa forces are re-
ported in various parts OF Chihuahua
and in some numbers around Torreon,
but they are operating independently
Of the main Villa command.
Try to Establish Base.
Carranza officials in Juarez express
their belief that Villa will try TO es-
tablish main base at sore point
after he has thrown the American
cavalry off his trail and then recruit
his command
! Villa, the CarranZa officers think,
will then engage in a marauding cam
paign that would give the American
and Carranza forces no end of
trouble.
Army officers here do not believe
Villa will ever make a stand and
fight the American cavalry but will
continue in flight until he escapes or
is cornered.
Somewhere among the grim and ex-
ttnct volcanoes of the great CONT
| mental divide, Pancho Villa is fleeing
southwark today. Hard on his trail.
the cavalrymen of the United States
army are straining every nerve to
catch up with him before he can reach
the wastes, almost unknown to any
but MeXicans and Indians. in which
he began his career as bandit years
ago.
Villa Chase Futfleg
An American ranCher, one of the
few foreigners familiar with the coun-
try through which Villa is retreating
said:
villa and his men, mounted on
their Mexican ponies, can travel 40
miles a day with ease and so miles if
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29

Continued On Page TWo1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-29

Continued on Page Two.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
xiv pokopan.

' VAST JeporovSka ma Ruskem
so pokopan ma yIdcl mrivrea kInr-
ia. kmet Sc je zbudil ponoGi ter
Jc pritcl straSno vpiti. Mimoidoci
kmctjc Sc Gull vpit.ic ter so mi>li-
II, da umrli kmet vSlcd grchov
nina miru. Sklenili So, zabiti mu
kol skozi truplo, a pop mi puStil
odprctl groba. Nato so kmetic Sli
k policiji. Med tenn sta prctckla
diva dncva. Ko ic ma vcGer dru-
zcga dine bill grob odprt. pokalal
Sc Je StraSen PRIOR. Ma trupll
kmeta jc bila rama pri rani. kate
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Brzojavne zice in avail.

Pu a poScdajo vtasih cele
Nr>tr ptic ma brzoiavniL zicah Y
nagIem lctu proti zicam Sc ubijc
jerebica, SOFA in vega. Y Iudiii
mcnijo opicc, da so zicc in drogi
MIN po>tavljcna priprava IA te-
lovadbo. Ma Jaw .ie opazcval mad
zornik lie, da izkljujeio zolnc We
like luknje Y trdi les drogov, maj
brI V misli, da povzroca Sumenjc
Y drogu kaka zuzelka. Ma Norvc-
Skcm obloze zaSajeme droge Z We
kamni. V nekem kraju 50
bill ii kamni vsako .iutro odmcta-
nj. OblaSt jc iskala krivcc in j.
naStavila Strazo; priSel ie medvcd.
Xxi .ic pritiskal Sapc k drogu in
g%odrnjajr razmetaval kamcnje.
Menil je, da sunni Y drogu ro.j oS in
da pride do medu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Plaz je zasul Walk.

V DRAW Washington .je pow
zroGil plaz veliko nesrcGo. Pred
vlakom Stew. %, imcnovanim
Cascade Limited" ma Great
Northern Line Sc .je blizu Seattle,
Wash, sesul plaz. Wax Sc jc cara
ditena ustavil i'll dclavci so odko-
pavali sneg. PRAY ko so dovrSili
to delo in je hotel WAX nadalje-
vati pot. Sc .ie utrgal drug, velik
plaz in sesul ravnO ma WAX. Ia
del je obcdniSki in en- oSebni voz
ter vrgel oba V globoGino. V ST.
Paul, Mimi, kjer je predsedni-
Stvo zeleznice. mislijo, da .ie IA o.
sch ubitih Podobna neSreGa Sc je
zgodila Skoraj ravno ma tistem
mcstu leta 1910. Teda.i so zaceli
zidati varnoStne ograie. Kakor je
videti, Jill MISC zgradili. kakor hi
Lilo treba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Boj stavkokazov.

V East Chicago so dclavci pr
Edward Valve Comp. re nekaj
casa V stavki in druzba Sc trudi.
da hi razbila Strajk 5 Stavkokazi
in pretepaGi. ZadniiG Sc .ic zgo-
dilo, da so pripeljali zopet gruGo
takih gentlemanov, Xxi ie naletela
ma drugo skupino podobnih luna
kov. Kcr so pa cni druge imcli
"a Stavkarie. so Sc zaceli prcte-
patti, da .ie poStcno tckla kri. Tudi
rcvolverji so bill zc V rokah. ali
policiia je priSla prezgoda.i. Po-
djctniki so Sevcda hoteli zvaliti
kriydo ma Straikaric in so zahtc-
vail m%ilico, katcrc pa doslej MISC
dobili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Zapatovci so razstrelili Wax.

BOgati lastnik jam Y mehiSki
draw Oaxaca, J. Trumbo, .ie Y
Fl PaSo pripovedoval, da so pred
par dncvi blizu Puebla baie pri-
staSi Xapate pognali Wax Z dina
mitom Y zrak. Izmcd "a potnikoy
Sc ie baie lie eden resi-. &c ie bill
med zrtvami kakScn Amerikanec,
nj znano.
Trumbo je pravil: "Vlak, ma
katerega ie bill %Storjen atentat. Sc
.ie pelial ravno pred tiStim, ma ka-
tcrega SEN JAZZ sedel Y glavnem
mestu. Tudi ma mas Wax so bandi-
ii streliali. ne da hi bill koga "a
deli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Cd JEKLARSKEGA TRUSTA.

Hnatni odsek United States
Steel Company je vSled ugodnega
rozvoja jeklarske in zelezne in
dustrije sklcnil zviSati place neiz-
uGenega delavstva IA povpretno
deSet odStOtkov. OStalim DELAY
CEN 81 zviSajo place po sposobno-
sti. Nscga skupai zadene tn regu-
laciia okrog 100000 delavcev. Lee
tho izplaGilo sc zviSa IA okroglih
Is miljonov dolarjev.
IL Garyjevega poroGila povza-
memo. da je bio leta 1914 raz-
nih podietjih ieklarskega trusta
z~aposlenih 162.400 delavcev. med
TEN ko Jill je bio pref 100000.
Torej je bilo leto 1914. najslabSe
"a delavce in "a trust. PovpreGna
plaza usluzbencev ie takrat Una
Sala $2.SS ma dan, IA Sc wee kakor
leto pred TEN. Ma mezdah Sc .je
izpla6alo $162, 3S0.0OO proti $2O7,-
100000 leta 1913. VpoStevati je
seveda treba, da so razlike med
povpreGno pa najviSjo in maj
MILO place zelo znatne.
ZanimiveiSe bo poroGilo "a leto
1915.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Razgovor preko Amerike.

PoveljniSki ladji atlantiskega
in pa~cifiSkega brodovja sta bill
dne 10. t. m. V brezliGni zvezi cez
dal.javo $500 mill vines lezece SUI
he zemlje. Nojna ladja "Wyo-
ming" je naznanila mornariSkemu
departmental, da so bila %poroGila
z brezziGnim br~zojavom, Z bojno
ladjo San Diego. Hi Sc nahaja
V GuayamaS V Mehiki. zelo jaSna
in razloGna. Ncnavadno ugodnim
vremenSkim razmeram Sc .je "a
hvaliti, ia Sc je tn pokus ~poSreGil.
XII ga pref Sc mixer MISC mogli do
sect ma take daljave med dvema
parnikoma. Tudi aparati, Xxi so
Jill ma teh ameriSkih boinih lad
jah izboljSali pred kratkim. so
mnogo k temu pripomogli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Halpin obsoien v ieco.

BivSi detektivski kapitan John
j. Halpin IL Chicago je zadnji te-
den kontno izvcdel Svojo uSodo.
Pc dolgem proceSu ga je porota
re pred novim letom spoznala kri-
vega podkupljivoSti in z~lorablje-
MIA svoiega urada; scdaj mu .ie
sodnik Baldwin naznanil kazen :
Emo do pet let .je6e V DRAWN kaz-
nilunici V Joliet. lIalpina kakor o.
stale policiste, Xxi so bill re pred
MIN obsojeni, je pokopala bitka
ma Randolph Street, V kateri je
bill ranjen znani Barney Bert
sche, nekdanji posredovalec med
zlocinci in policiio. Bertsche ie ia
krat spoznal, da ga miSliio polici-
sti Sprayiti ma drugi Svet, ker We
proved o njihovih poslih, pa je IL
igral drugo karto in povedal dr.
zavnemu pravdniku Hoynu vSe,
kar mu ie bilo znano o taini
prakSi policijc. ZaGela Sc ie potem
velika preiskava in naposled .je
bilo postavljenih wee viSiih in niz-
.jih p~olicistov pred sodiSte. Fad
Mi med mimi .je bill Halpin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Eastland.

V petek dopoldne Sc je V Grand
Rapids, Mich, priGel pred zvez-
MIN distriktnim sodisGem process
prot Sestim osebam, Xxi so obdol-
zene, Ola so zakrivile katastrofo
izletniSke ladie "Eastland'' ma
chikaSki reki. Obtozeni so: w. III.
Hull in G. T. Arnold cd Chicago
and st. Joseph Steamship Co. ;
Harry Peterson, kapitan ladje,
Joseph Erickson, inzenir ma ladji,
oba IL Benton Ilarbor; Robert
Reid in Oh. Ecklis, vladna inSpek-
torja IL Grand Haven.
Obtozenci so nash "a Svoj zago-
vor novo prece.i Gudno metodo.
Dobili so price, Xxi trdijo, da .ic V
chicaSki reki mnogo hlodov, Xxi so
zakrivili. da Sc ie ladja prevrnila.
BivSi lutni naGelnik V Chicago,
kapitan Walter Scott, pa Sc do
daja, da ie oS;alO liza zgradbc
tunela ma La Sale Street mnogo
velikih kosov granita V reki, oh
katere .ic ladia zadela. NesreGo
.ic po niegovem zakrivilo meSto
Chicago in zunauji vplivi. Kapitan
Scott je lie pozabil. da .ie bill kot
naGelnik luke ravno on IN To cd
govoren. da sc odStrani vSc. kar
hi moglo biti nevarno plovbi. i'm
diStriktni pravdnik Clyde pravi,
da je prita 5 to izpovedio naibolj
Samcga Schc Ghremenil. Steer pa
veriamc, da .ie iSkati vzrokc
ueSreGe tam, ampak da SO io "a
Irivili MtiSti, Iii 81 bill odgovorni
"a ladjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Vzroki zlocina in prostitucije.

illinoiska legislature je pred
dolgim casom izvolila kOmisijo s
podguverneriem o. IIara ma Gelu,
da .ie preiskovala vzroke zloGinov
in nemoralnosti. Sedai ie O. IIara
predlozil Legislature 479 strani OBJ
segajoce poroGilo o rezultatih pre-
iskave, Xxi prihaja do zakl.iuGka.
da je zl%ocinov. zlasti pa prostitu-
cije najvec kriva r~evScina. cato
zahteva porocilo. da Sc zakonito
dOloCi SIS minimalne tedenske pla-
&c "a dekleta. Razun tega prip0-
roGa k~omisiji: ObSirnejSe zakono-
da.jStvo IA uredbo ~Socialnih raz-
mer: zboljSan.ie polozaia Sluakinj :
urcditev his IA zapcl.jane zcnske ;
Ncc pouka IA roCna della: odStra-
ritev kazni IA zapeliane zcnske ;
registriranje fantov in deklet,
vpoSlenih pri delu; prepoved po-
drobnega opiSovania n|emoralnih
Skandalov V caSopisih: drzavno
komiSiio "a pospeSevanic telovad-
be. - Komisija .ic zaGela $ svoiim
delom augusta 1913. in ie preis-
vala najvec razmer V Chicago.