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Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-17
4 HANSON LAW WILL
 BE CONSIDERED
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(Continued From Page One) from prominent men.
 At the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow a plan for pre- centing the interruption of public utilities operation by strikes will be presented by Henry R. Towne of New York.
 Capitalization Proposed
 Dr. Charles Van HissOp of the Uni versity of Wisconsin, Victor s. Clarke of the Carnegie Institute of Washing ton, Charles Nagel of St. Louis, for mer Secretary of Commerce and Lab or; Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago. and John H. Fahey, of Biston, a former president of the chamber, also will make speeches on railroad problems
 Officials of the organization predict ed tonight that the question of con- current jurisdiction over railroads by state commissions and the interstate commerce commission will be taken up and plans suggested for a single controlling commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-17

The great Paris amusement houses which have hther- 10 led the world public fashion exhibits including the Opera itself have banned evening dress No patron is to be admitted except in ordinary day If Amer follows Paris precedent in this in other style may real democracy of dress in Ameri- theaters and opera houses
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-17
COAL OPERATORS CHARGED
 WITH BREAKING CONTR6C

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov 16.-Charg es made late today that coal operat- CTS are breaking contracts promise to result in 9 widening Of the scope of the investigation the interstate con-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-17

merce commission is making into the question surrounding the exchange and return of coal cars by railroads of the country
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-17

The United States Steel Corporation reports unified orders its books than 10000 tons, by the largest in the history the industry yet there those who still insist that prosperity may stop any moment and everybody find himself without job income.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-17

Kansas wants huskers. $4 ' day and Hound. % Anybody looking for job? a munition factory, even if the wage scale isn't quite so high.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12

American men aud women must guard
soossantly against kidney trouble. be,
Z rich. Our blood il iilled with uric
aeid which the kidneys strive 20 filter
out. they weaken from overwork. be-
come sluggish; the climinativs tissues
clog aud the result IL kidney trouble:
bladder weakness aud . general decline
in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps Of
had. when your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full Of sediment. or you arc
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night. when you suffer with
slek headache or dizzy. nervous spells.
aeid stomach. or you have rheumatism
when the weather il bad. get from your
dtuegist-"ANURIC." Because Of uric
cid in overabundancc in the system.
baekache, pains here and there. rheuma.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12
Il you Suffer from 4ackache, lum'
bago, Kidneys or RheumatIsm,
Take Hot Water and stANURlc"

tism. gout, gravel. neuralgia and sciatice
result. It was DR.. Pierce who diseovssed
new agent, called "Anuric," which win
throw out and eradicate this uric acid
from the system. Dr.: Pierce believes
than Alkia, aud consequently you need NO
longer fear muscular or articular rheuna-
tism or eout. or many other diseases which
arc dependent on an accumulation Of uric
acid within the body. Send DR.. Pierce.
Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y. loo for
trial package or sl.0o for full trestmsnt
"Anuric."
Dr.. Pisrcs's reputation is back Of this
medicine and you know that his "P!eas-
ant Pellets" for the liver and his 'sFs.
vorite Prescription" for the ills Of WON.
en- have had splendid reputation for The
past 80 years. Adv.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12
S465,000,0oo IN GOLD
sroRgo ~ UNCLE GAM IN oGN'
vgR TRGAeURG HOUSE.
laraest Amount on Deposit In Any
Mint Or oubtrossury. but Not
Greatest Ever Stored In
Denver.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver-The stock Of gold now
stored in the Denver mint by the
United States government 10 tho Iars'
est on deposit In any government
mint or subtreasury in tho country.
This condition has been brought
about by the European war. Until re-
Gently the subtreasury In New York
and the mint in San Francisco had
the largest amount Of gold. This was
due to foreign exchange and the re-
ceipt Of gold from Europe and Asia
at these ports.
Little gold has come from foreign
countries since the war began and ~
q result the stock in the Denver mint
now 10 larger than in either the New
York subtreasury or the San Fran.
cisco mint.
The gold on hand at tho Denver
mint is S4G5. .000. 900. 1t comprises
about one.third Of the governments
entire gold reserve. Deposits of bui.
lion at the local mint have been in.
creasing lately.
The gold now stored in the Denver
mint 10 not, however. the largest
amount ever held there At one time.
Several years ago 1t reached SIS. 8.000..
600. the largest amount stored under
any one roof In the world. The gov
ernment removed large stocks Of gold
to Denver from San Francisco at
that time ON account Of danger OF
trouble between this country and
Japan.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12
Locke Heads Colorado Loyal Legion.

Locke Heads Colorado Loyal Legion.
Denver-Officers for the ensuing
year were elected by the Colorado
commandery of the military order of
the Loyal Legion as follows: Capt.
C. E. Locke, commander; Capt.
James Moynahan, senior vice COM
mander; Charles M. Schenck, Junior
vice commander; First Lieut.. William
H. Conley, recorder; Edward A.
Bishop. registrar; James D. Skinner.
treasurer; First Lieut.. William H.
Whitehead, chancellor; Capt. John L.
Boyd, chaplain; and the following
five members Of the council: Lieut..
James A. Skinner, Anson e. Moore,
Jr., Acting Ensign Otis L. Haskili,
Capt. John s. stidger and Capt.
Uriah H. Hollister.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12
Delegate. to Chicago Convention.

Delegates to Chicago Convention.
Delegates-at-Large from Colorado to
Republican National Convention at
Chicago. June 7.-Karl G. Schuyler.
Denver; Philip B. sewart. Colorado
Sprinfs: Charles w. Waterman. Den.
yer. and Governor Carlson.
Delegates from First District
A. N. Stevenson. Denver: Ralph w.
Smith, Denver. l,
Delegates from Second District
Spencer Penrose. Colorado Springs:
James w. McCreery, Greeley.
Delegates from Third District
Fred o. Roof. Pueblo; Daniel Taylor.
Trinidad. |u t.r'
Delegates from Fourth District
John Ewing. Leadville: Bulkeley
Wells, Telluride. tp
The state convention resolutions de-
clared for the insistent spirit of pa
triotic Americanism in Americas
manhood and womanhood. A high
stand for preparedness and defense
Of national honor was also Endorsed.
The administration of the state gov.
ernment was praised. A
The Keota news., 1916-05-12
stricken shaking Hands.

Nunn-While shaking the hand of
a friend who had come to spend the
day at his home east OF here. w. r.
Lemmonds was stricken with paraly'
sis and is not expected to live.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12

In Denver.
Nn r..,iys :ss c:.s2: :naS:a s.;'aS: =; a':s
(Aug. s-Naiional Convention Of Rep
resentatives OF Negro Race ~ Os"-
Aus. s-Dsmocratie state Assembly at
Pueblo marksmen have organized .
rifle club.
A big tungsten strike has been
made at Nederland.
The Boulder May fete increased
the college fund over $1,000.
Sheriff Krisher destroyed about
1880 worth Of liquor at Ouray.
More than twenty families day
took up homesteads In the Pueblo
land district In April.
Edward p. Pitkin. 81. Civil war vet
eran. and member Of Byron L. Carr
Post G. A. R.. died in Denver.
William J. Jordan was acquitted at
Cortez in the District Court Of the
charge Of murder Of Dudley Morri.
son at Dolores.
George E. Ledgerwood, 20. who
was stricken with apoplexy on his
10th birthday. died at st. Mary's hos.
pital in Grand Junction.
A benefit concert to assist in aid
Ing 100000 homeless orphans Of
France will be given in Denver by
The Society Of Fatherless Children Of
France.
The Denver Motor Club will not
Pwn a country home this year. but
instead will lease quarters at Morri.
on for use as rest rooms and social
quarters.
A. A. Peters Of Denver was elect
ID secretary Of the American Poul-
Try Association at the annual con-
vention Of that organisation held in
Peoria, Ill.
The report Of the city building in.
Espector for April shows that permits
Tor building operations in Denver In
that month reached $34O.96O, an in.
crease Of $11.37O over April 1915.
A bill providing that term of the
Federal Court shall be held each year
In Durango. beginning next October,
recently introduced in the Lower
House of Congress. passed that body.
Eleven banks in Denver, including
national and state banks and trust
companies. had deposits on May 1 az
gregating $92,3O0.0OO. These were
the largest deposits in the history of
Denver banks.
The ore shipments from the Tellu.
ride station for the month of April
totaled lit cars, keeping the record
up in the front rank. All these ship.
ments were concentrates. no crude
ore being shipped during the month.
While practicing at the school yard
for a track and field meet, Ovid
Plumb, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Plumb Of Kersey, was struck in the
head and seriously injured by a dis.
Gus that slipped from the hand of
Paul Crist.
In wheat field near the corner
of West Ellsworth avenue and Sheri-
dan boulevard in Denver, the body
of an unidentified man, apparently
about % years old, was found by
Bernard Shock, dairyman. His
throat was cut and, a few feet from
his body. was an open razor.
Cashing forged money orders.
stolen with the aid Of an accomplice
from the st. Louis postoffice two
months ago, in q dozen cities over
the country, in order to keep up an
expensive living at fashionable ho-
tels. James G. McKeown. IN voars
The Keota news., 1916-05-12
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
w..,.rn Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES s,0R COMING EVENTS.
May ls-Dsm0cratie state Convention
at Colorado Springs.
May 20-ProgreSsive state Convent'o"
June l7-Nineteenth annual 8trawosr-
ry Festival and Carnival ~ o'e"'
Aug. s-NaiionaI Convention Of Rep.
resentatives OF Negro Race ~ Os"'
yer.
Aug. S-Dsmocratic state Assembly ss
The Keota news., 1916-05-12

Don't use gallon of words to ex-
press q teaspoonful of thought.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12

III A elxxie.
She (as she orders q phosphate)-
I'm drinking nothing but charged
drinks now.
He (dismally)-same here!-Sun
Dial.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red
Cross Bag Blue;. have beautiful, clear
white clothes. Adv.
The Keota news., 1916-05-12

Some men, like bricks. are always
hard-pressed for cash.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22
SPlSAL IVAN CANkAR.

so kovcegl, SuknJa je %oblecena, roka je re prijela
"a palIco, toda glej, nenadoma Sc je ustavila no.
ga, odrevencla cd ne~raZumlJivega Strahu. kje so
zdaJ tiste lepe SAME o vclikem svetu, o lepi pri-
hodnosti, Xxi taka "a gorami? Kai 81, o Glovek, sa-
NAL Samo cato, da 81 %sanjal! Kakor da hi bill
lzpregledal: Resnitno, tam pred MIN je pot in
treba je ~vzdigniti nogo! N nenadoma jc zaGutil,
Ga je truden in Ola ga je strah.
Sal 81 mi pravil, Mate, glej, in tudi iaz mis-
linn, da nj wee tukai cate dneva, ne ure 10 nj
cloveka, da hi etc pogledal priiazno -. Napravi
Sc IN pojdi in kadar sc povrneS, Sc ii bodo odkri-
vail. Tako miSlim."
llanca je govorila zclo rcsno, globok in mi
zen Jc bill njen glas tako nj govorila Z MIN niko-
Ii poprei.
'Torej ma pot!'
Nzdlhu ;e bill podobcn niegov odgovor, malo-
duSen je bill i'll neodloGcn.
"Kmalu sc povrneS, Mate, castle in slave:
trdna lc moja vera. Tam ic zivlicnje vse drugac-
no in tudi ljudic so drugacni. Tam bodo vidcli,
kdo 81, Matc!"
PosluSal je in Sc jc cudil, zmerom boil topic
mu je bilo pri Srcu in sklonil Sc ic, da hi il yidcl
ratanko V obraz.
"kako rad tc imam nocoil ri govoriS.
kar upam cd dalcG, in ko govoriS, ie vsc iaSno
in rcSnitno. lludo ic bilo potrto mole srcc. zdai
pa le mlrno Pojdi Z mano pray do donna; noe
jc in nikogar nj ma ccSti ="
Sa STA potasi Y klancc, mimo samotnih his.
lie tupatam ic bilo okno razsvctlicno. IL krGmc so
Sc Gull GLASGOW. Postala sta pred nizko hiSo, Mate
je stopil k oknu in jc poglcdal skozi svctlo
Spranio.
'Sc ii poglej, Hancal - Tam ie oGe ali
vidiS njegov obrazY Stopim V izbo in ne ore SO
name; gre mimo meme, kakor mimo stola in toll
ko, da me ne sumo v stran. Moia zlica hi leza-
la ma MIL in ne bilo hi me k veGerji: oGe hi So
ne ozrl in hi ne prasal 'Kje je MateY' zelel sem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22

metcn tlovek je ia ucitelj, pa je Sc mlad Sal
mu Sc beScde nisi rekla, Hanca, ko Sc ie poslovil!'
Matt lc napravila luc in ie zagrnila okno.
Il, llanca, Slabo Sc vedeS! Pc vasi govore.
Ola sc potepaS $ tistim Matejem. Otrok Sc. pa Sc
tako zavrZe -
llanca jc popila kavo "a vecerio in je odsla
V malo lzbo, tesno in nizko, tako ola je bio ko-
MAJ prostora "a emo ~postelio. Okno ie bilo zastrto
do vrha z nagclinom in rOZmarinom: mad poste-
lJo Je viSela Stara podoba Matere bozic.
Prizgala je svcto in jc napravila postclio.
Preden Je lcgIa Spat, je posegla pod zglavie in je
stella deSctlce, ShrahJene V robcu. RaGunila je i'm
Ill mogla lZracunltl kai hi z dcSeticami? Ko-
"A3 ~ kruh III incl. mcSec dni komai te IL
boge maJhnc dcsctice, Skrbno spratlicnc. Sc ton
lie cd zglavja Zazdcla Sc ic sama sebi siro-
maSna, VISA bcraSka in bilo io jc sram nevrednega
daru.
Tako ie bio nicno Srcc potrto in ncvescIo in
zavzdlhn'la Ie globoko, ko ic zatisnila oi in so Sc
hapotlIe pc puStih Stezah trudnc SAME Sc
boil Strma ic bila pot in nj il bilo konca, vll hri-
ba Sc Je dotikal ncba. Ilodila ic navkrcbcr 5 trud-
nlml' neokretnimi koraki brcmc, ma ramc nalo-
|eno' Je SegaIo dalct, dalcG prcko glavc. Pred MO
Je hodll Mate in kcr ic klonila glavo tako ,izko.
j Je Skropilo V obraz cd |nicgovih nog
Ucitelj lc stopil k oknu. Spodai V krcmi so
krlcaIl plVci in rabiiali po mizah. Poglcdal ie
Po kIahcu. po dolini - puSta noe. Svctloba zvczd
- : +" IAN" Elohoko. I'm Zg0dllO Sc jc tcddj, da
Sc Je ogiaSilo nckai novcga y nicgovcm srcu. ko-
mai Sc razumljivcga. Nalahno jc bio ranicro in
Sc jc do dina; miSli, XII hi Sc nc bile
zdramlIe nikoIi. so Sc zgcnilr Y poluspaniu.
"Tudi JAZZ hi, kakor on Popotno palico y
rokI IN lahko braSno ma rami, pa V svct 80. tia.
kJcr noe mi tako tcmna ~
Nato lc napravil lu6 in ic wei IL prcdala Sol
Ske zvezkc; Sklonil Sc ic globoko. V rumcni luGi
SvctlIkc lc bill nicgov obraz rcscn in starikav.
NeKdo Je stopil IL krone ter ic |prcpeval po khan
GU.
-(Nadalievanje.)-
V Argentina so sklicani voliIni mozio IA mo-
kra!n "a ?. aprila, da i~zvolijo predsednika in pod
PredSednlka arpcntinSkn rnnnhlikn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22

81 cash, da hi me udaril Tam je matt, Xxi io i
mann rad. Bere knjigo, Xxi je pisana pc starem in
L debelimi Grkami. CASH ic prisla in je pogleda-
la. te spin zdaj ne pride nikoli wee. Po leta jc.
mislim, kar me ie poSlednjikrat ogovorila pri-
jazno -"
""Napravi Sc, Mate, in pojdi!""
Gas je, llanca!'
Sla sta dale, proti cerkvi; tudi pri cerkovni-
ku le bio Sc Svctlo in nekdo ie govoril V izbi.
"Zdaj pa lahko noe, Hanca!'
"Se malo pocakaj, ne mudi Sc IT,. Glcj,
Mate, &c misliS ma pot, ne moreS tako. Nimas oble-
Ike, ne pcrila. Pospravi, kar mas, pa prinesi me
ri; poSijcm ii ponoGi, ko bodo spali. Princsi mi
Jutri .'"
"Prinosem In zdaj lahko noc,''
IzpuStil jc memo roko, ali ko Sc io okrcnil in
je stopil ma klancc, jc zaklicala pritajcno IA MIN.
"Mate! Ne zameri, Mate kako pa
hi ma pot, ko nimaS dcnarja? Same tiSto krone
imaS Iotcla sem ii nekai p|ovcdati, pa ii po-
VEN, kadar Sc poSloviS Glcj, rada hi, da hi
Sci, pa mi je zalostno pri srcu Pridi %iutri!"
""Ibogom, Ilanca!""
Narahlo sta Sc doteknili roki in Mate Sc ic
vrnil V noe; samo trenotck ic glcdala "a MIN in
a. jc utonil Y globcli
"Prezgodai ste priSli. niscm SC Sc poslovil.'
jo je pozdravil uGitcli: stall ic sredi izbc $ klo-
bukom Y roki. OGc ic bill povcccrial in ic scdcl IN
mizo; ozrl Sc JIG manic Z mrkim poglcdom.
PriSla ic y izbo matt. Suha, starikava zcnska.
"Lcpo nam della, glcjtc, Gre in ic nj do no
Gi,'
U6itcli Sc ic naSmchuil.
"Vc6cr ic lcp Tudi JAZZ Sc i2prchajam
jaSih, takolc, kadar pogasncio okna. Nckaj po-
scbncga cuti clovck kakor da hi bill zakopan
kan globoko: tako dalcG ic ncbo ."
Oglasilo Sc ic V nicgovih bcscdah ncmadoma
nckai toplcga in reSni6nega, tako da So ic Han
ca zaGUdila. Pogledal il jc V obraz, ali poglcd Sc
je takoj umaknil.
"Lcpo ie tam V clobcli oh takih vcGerih. DO
sebno &c jc clovcku pusto pri Srcu zdi sc mu, ka-
kor da ie umrl, tako temno in tho ie vse
No, lahko noe, gospodicna Hanca!"
Sci ie, oce pa je stresel 2 glavo.
"Prei JIG govoril cisto pametno Zelo pa-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22


10 IA stoletJa nazaJ, kakor vrzeJo ma pr. skebi de-
10 organlzaciJe raznIh ~delaycev, no s~traJkaJo "a
bolJse zivlJenJSke pogoJe, tedaJ sc on iogicno tudi
SReDoV ne Dl Smei branltl, ce ID nJegoVa goSpodar-
ska organizaciJo ~Strajkala. liz nJegove izjave
p"S""m'" scNe""' ia u u" nJ's''" 'osiha'
N"Nor j. Nue'' st SPremihJ"' an
Nekateri sodrugl prlplSuJeJo padec lnterna-
clonale raVno temu, da Je nJen kongres SpreJel IN
zaporedoma potrJeval resoluciJo o lJudskl obram-
d. TO- pravlJo ne VEN pc kakSnlh zaklJucklh
- Je dalo poVod, da so mlSlll sodrugi V %boJuJocih
sc de|elah, da lahko braniJo domoVlno. Ampak to
Je clSto napacho- NemSkl, avStrlJskl, 1rancoSkl,
rllSkl IN belglJskl Sodrugl nlSo sl cato branlt do
moVlno, ker j. Rag tacega stale v mednarodnem
programu, arlpak cato, ker Jc tam ne lludska
obramba' kakor 20 predplsuJe rcSoluclJa medina
r"dh'ga zbora ampak mperlalistlcen mlltari-
"'li'. Ne ' EN- b%oJuJocl Sc Draw nlSo SOCIALIST
hlosl lHVeStl |ahtcNe rcSolnclJe, III 10 Je SprcJcl IN
|aporedoma p~otrJevaI mednarodm kongres gIede
IJudSke ooraInhc.
Edini so bill Srhi. XII imajo ncke vrste miliGni
SiStem. in so torci y soglaSiu mednarodnc rcSoluci-
jc postop"li, Gcprav so tudi Y TEN sluGaju v koli-
kor Sc tamkajSnicga oficielnega militarizma tiGe,
tc crtc n%cjasnc. Toda naibliZji tel resoluciii so
bill oni. In ia 50 So branili, so imeli prav.
NaiveGio t,iovo p uok,tor;n; ros;r; soau,,;
Jc pat ia, da iScejo "a Svojc argumente V dcbati
vcdno lc najsvctlciSc in najdalekOscZnejSe stopnic.
br"z katerih So ne bo nikdar mogoGe povspcti tia.
kamor vNi zclimo: II koncnemu cilju. Mcsto da
govorimo po vrSti a. b. c, d. @, f. q. h. it'd. Sc pa
.1,r,.n L =. =. "
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22

pace an Sc branl TAXA ljudska vojska prot vna.
MENU kakemu sovraIniku. Delavstyo mad de-
~lavStvo?
hterhaclonalizcm ne visi V zraku, ampak ga
Je treba Sele uStvariti. Danes ga ie - izven YER
Skega in kapitalistiGncga -Se pray malo. Steer
pa Marks IN Engels nista rckla: International
stl' Huru%lte Sc! - ampak delavci ysch dezela,
Zdrullte Sc! Torcj dczcla, narodov; ne interna-
clonalistov. kdor vrzc tiavendan frazo: mi smo
htrrnacionalisti ne da ie pri TEN mislil ma soci-
aIlStlcno delo, Xxi jc zapopadcno V minimalncm
programu Stranke, Y marodu. med liudstyom. :
10, pomcni to toliko, kakor cc kdo reGc v %angleSGi-
katerlm una silk in ga misli pridobiti IA svoie de
III | am anybody'S kar pomcni V prcncSenem
Nmlslu: nobody s" lJaz sem kateregakoli ma
roda) nobcncga).
la narod. o katcrcm govorimo socialist. ko
dchatiramo O ljudski pripravIicnosti. ie V vccini
n'|"Nrden IN Je protl naSim lsvojim) intcreSom,
ampak zato jc vSccno narod in bo upamo - en-
krat NoclaliSticcn. Doklcr Skodujc nam in sebi ia
narod ma poIiticncm polju, ko glasuic IA Svojc
HkoriNccvanje, trpimo to. in takamo. da Sc cobra
n; kadar pa nicgoya ncvcdnoSt prekora6i polite
me- mejc in gre ma goSpodarSko polje Skodovat bo-
Jujoccmu Sc dclavstyu. V Straikih. ko ere skcbat.
mn n" prlzanaSamo in "a ne priiemljcmo wee T.
r"kaNIcaml. \aobratno: mas Sovraiuik poStanc,
kakor Jc kapltaliIcm sam mas SovraInik. Ali
MAJ morda pc vzoru onreSiStenclcrjcv vse to mir
no glcdamo2 Ali maj tc Judi morda proglasimo ;
profcSorjcm Eliotom "a iunakc.
SocialiSticna Ntranka pc vScm svctu ne vcru-
lr Y taJnc zarotc, diuamitardc. bonnie it'd. in ma
nhratno obSoja take napadc. pa mai prideio cd
kapitaliNtltnih hlapccv ali pa IL vrst nczavcdnih
utopiSucnih dclavSkih glav. Drugo ie. Gc tc
>tvarl uravnava ljudSka dcmokratiGna obramba.
III Jc tako organiziraua, da pozna vsc lokalne RAJ
mere IN j j. torcj mogoGc Soditi. kdai i'm kic so
Sc p%r"stopii ali krIili ljudski intcrcSci. L.iudstvo
II" kakSna tajna frakciia - odloGuic. Pa ho
kdo dejal well, potcm hi incl pa civilno vojno.
Morda; sal no hi bila prva.
Morda mnogi naSi Sodrugi ne vcdo. da dale
a'mrriSka ustaya dodatck II. driavlianom pravico.
da Nmcjo biti oboroicni. Ali ia zakon jc mrtev:
ubila "a jc >iStcma'itno kapitalisticna %politicna
moe V draw. LjudStvo jc Steer glasovalo IA po-
stance. to j. res. in Y tolIko noSi cato odgovornost,
toda %lJudstvu hi bilo nikdar predlozcno. mai Sc Ii
ia ellen uStave odStrani ali ne. ampak dclali so Sc
preko tc uStavc TAXI zakoni, HI ~ 5 prvim V ma
SprotJu, kakor je TO Y navadi y vSch drugih toe
kah poStaV odajc, kadar Sc uStava ne glasi V prid
kapitalisticnemu razredu.
Sodr. Pctrovich pravi Y Svoji debati: 'Ncmci
nlmaJo svolih SovraInikov ma Ruskcm. ampak do
iaa lh imajo. - Scvcda Jill imaio. ampak ne sa-
mo y kapitaliSticncm razredu tudi V nczavcdni
dclavNki mast. Tako jc pc vSch dczclah in drza-
yah -- tudi Y Ameriki. Cc Sodr. Petrovich ne hi
brani. socialiSticnih Zdruzenih driav pred yuma
MIN Sovraznikom, ker hi bill to dclavci in DELAY
ccv ne hi hotel pc nobcni ccni pobijati, pa hi Mem
zelo IA stoletja nazaj. kakor vricjo ma pr. skebi de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22
-(Nadaljevanje.)-

V Argentiniji so sklicani volilni mozie IA DO
NraJih "a =. aprila, da ~izvolijo predsednika in pod
predsednika argcntinske republike.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-13
CAPITAL BEING
 ATTRACTED FROM
 EAST 10 NORTH

SEATTLE. Oct 13.-With the inn proved transportation facilities In Alaska. next year will see an inc mense influx of New Englaud's capi- .al and people to the NoUehrn Ter ritory. in the opinion of w. R. Sais' wealthy Boston mining man. who has large holdings on Valdez creek. Mir. sias has just returned to Seat .le from Alaska, and with his wife is at the Frye Hotel They are on their way cast for the winter, says the Times.
 Mir. Sias says he appreciates the transportation problem in the North, for his company the Valdez Creek Mining company has been forced to haul by team 400 tons of heavy ma chmery. including the equipment for m electric plant moro than 15O miles in order to operate it's 5000 acres of placer property
 When the government railroad now building from Anchorage to Fair banks. is completed, Mir. Sias says this annual haul will be reduced Go fifty miles
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-13
WAR NOW IN LAST CHAPTER
 SAYS HALDANE

LONDON, Oct 13- Speaking at Auchteraricr Viscuunr 'Haldune said that on two occasions during the war he had had anxious moments.
 The first occasion wbs early in the war when he wondered whether the combined French and British armies would be able to withstand the shock of the organized hosts of eGTmany's pouring through eBlgium into France The other was when, towards the end of October 1914, they were hurl. ed against overwhelming superiority of numbers upon the army of Sir John French at Ypres.
 Now those dark days have passed, and when he saw the magnificent de. fense of the French at Verdun, and how our own new armies were smashing the Germans on the Somme, he recognized that we have now come Go the chapter in the volume of the war which was called "The End"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-13
CHARLES A. SULzER

TTT 7rvER CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
 Mr suzer is PRODUCING MINER. He has been thorough l Identified with REAL ALASKAN DEVELOPMENT as RES DENT PRIVATE CITIZEN for over FOURTEEN YEARS. He represents the homemang permanenesden actual develop ing sentiment and purpose Alaska He stands for Alaska for Asskans7 in the broadest meaning of the term
 VOTE FOR HIB-Election November z, 1916
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-13

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