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The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
M ] RE INTENSE FIGHTING AT
 VERDUN

PARIS, April 22. = The war office issued an official statement today to the effect that the intense fighting around Verdun had continued part of yesterday and all of last night. Along a seven mile front west of the Mouse from the banks of the river to the armored fort at Vaux, the French po- sitions were subjected to tremen- dous artillery bombardment, which had no more than died down before it was followed by an attempt of the Teuto infantry to take the French trenches by storm. The German charge was met by a curtain of fire from the French "Soxante-quinzes, " which threw back the charging troops in disorder, and inflicted heavy losses on the enemy. North of the Caurette wood the Germans also attacked the French, prefacing their charge with streams of liquid fire. The assaults were repulsed here with equally heavy losses to the Teutons, whose wave attacks did not succeed in break ing the French lines at any point.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
GENERAL STRIKE AT ANCHORAGE
NEARLY TWO THOUSAND MEN QUIT WORK

tenant Mears, the resident member of the board, is deliberately violating the terms of the agreement which Mears made with the men on March 4. The labor commission was asked yester- day when their report might be ex- pected to be ready. The arbitrators did not receive their inquirers very cordially, and curtly replied that they were sent here to do a certain work, and when that work was completed
 they would make a report, which might take a week. a month or a year
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
MANY V|LLA|STAS SURRENDER AT
 DURANGO

TORREON. April 22. - General Severino Coniceros. one of Villas ad- herents, and his entire command today surrendered to the Carranza comman- der at Durango city. Coniceros and his men received amnesty, and took the oath of allegiance to the provis- ional government of Mexico. From all parts of northern Mexico, hereto fore under the dominion of Villa, come reports which show that the sit uation is steadily improving and that the stray bands into which Villas command has been cut. are gradually being run down and exterminated or are giving themselves up to the Car ranza government.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

simply publishing the note itself, and such comments as have appeared are of a temperate nature. It has created no excitement and the people are talk ing the situation calmly, apparently content to stand by whatever action the government will take. The delib- erations of the Kaiser, Bethmann- Hollweg and Non Falkenhayn will de termine what attitude Germany will assume, and on their decision rests the fate of the continuance of diplo- matic relations between the two countries.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
RUSSIANS RECEIVED WITH
 GREAT ENTHUSIASM

LYONS, April 22. The Russian troops who were landed in France at Marseilles earlier in the week, passed through this city today on their way to the front. The men have been equipped since coming to France, and are supplied with the latest arms, and supplies. They sang Russian songs, and cheerily waved French flags, and joined with the French populace in cheering the Czar and France. The
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

ANCHORAGE, April 22. - The Fed eral Labor Union walked out at noon today and so started the second strike on the government railroad, although it is really but a continuation of the first disturbance which was inaugu- rated six weeks ago. The labor com mission did not meet the ultimatum of the union, which demanded that they make a decision about the wage schedule by noon today. The strike automatically went into effect without any further action by the union, and
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22. - The state department is following many vague clues trying to run down the real purpose of the revolutionary movement by Felix Diaz in southern Mexico. The information obtained SO far has led the officials to believe that the expedition is we'll financed, and well supplied with guns and ammuni- ton, and at present is in such a state that 1t could easily assume formidable proportions.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

and Fairbanks, where he has charge of force of men, who are repairing that roadstead. He reports that good progress has been made with the re pairs, and that when his gang are through the road will be in good con dition. Mir. Ingram informed a repre- sentative of the Daily Times that he will put a gang of men to work on the Panama shortly, thus working on both sides of the summit. MT. In gram left on the Farragut for Valdez, but expects to return to his work within a short time.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
VON DE:R GOLTz
 REPORTED DEAD

BERLIN, April 22. l. It was off cially announced today that Field Mar shal Komar Won Der Goltz, the great sf3erman strategist, had died of spot ted fever last Wednesday. EOn Der Goltz at one time during the present war was the military governor of Bel gium being succeeded by Won Bis sing, when the field marshal was sent to Constantinople to gather the fight ing resources of the Ottoman empire in behalf of the central powers. He had personal charge of the operations the allies on the Gallipcl pen insula, and much of the credit for forcing the British and French to withdraw from the Dardanelles is given to him. Later he opposed the Russian advance in the Caucasus, and was practically chief of staff of all the Turkish military operations.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

COLUMBUS. April 9. - Large de- tachments of infantry left here today, probably intended to strengthen the gradually lengthening line of con- munications between the American army base at this point and Persh- ing's headquarters in Mexico. Re ports have come here that the auto trucks carrying supplies to the ad- vance cavalry columns had been at tackled, and while the officials are un- communicative and the censorship is strict. so that the real facts cannot be learned, it is perhaps true that some trouble of this sort has been experienced, but chiefly from small marauding bands of Villa outlaws, and not from the Carranza forces. The line from here extends to beyond Par ral. almost to the border between Chi huahua and Durango, and is very thin in spots. The destination of the troops is not known except to the officers commanding.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

To the members of the union it ap- pears that the arbitration board is as suming the attitude that it is a court of last resort. They are doing little or nothing to indicate that they came to Anchorage 70 act as conciIiators or arbitrators. The feeling against the labor board is growing intense, as the men feel they have been tricked, and resent the dilatory tactics of the board, claiming that they have been here plenty long enough to determine what they were sent to find.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

effects about eighty per cent of the employees of the Alaska engineering commission. The other twenty per cent are office employees, engineers and persons in a supervisory capa- city, who are not members of the union. Practically every member of the union adhered to the strike vote and qnit on the stroke of twelve.
 Further evidence has been collected by the union officials which proves, according to their statements, that the engineering commission, through Lieu
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
NEARING COMPLETION.

The Carlisle Packing Company can nery is nearing completion, and the painters are now at work putting on the decorations The plant will be a large, one when complete, and will add to the payroll of Cordoya to a considerable extent, We expect to have ar article on the plant al later date
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

BERLIN, April 22. - The last note from President Wilson is now in the hands of Emperor William. Chancel- Tor Bethmann-Hollweg and General Von Falkenhayn, chief of the general staff of the army. These three will be the final arbiters concerning what action the imperial German govern ment will take on the American de mands.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
SUCCESSES ARE REPORTED
 BY BRITISH

LONDON, April 22. - It was an nounced officially today that the British had gained further successes in the German colonies in Africa. capturing the important strongholds of Umbugue and Salanga. The Brit ish force is commanded by former leaders of the Boer army, and many Boers are fighting with the English
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

BERLIN, April 22. -- The note from the United States concerning the al legged violations of Germany's previous assurances on the submarine question was published in the German news papers this afternoon, Most of the editors contented themselves with
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

people of this city turned out en masse to greet the Russian soldiers, and every opportunity to show that they
 were welcome was availed of. Food
 was provided and served the soldiers by women at the depots, and enthusi- asm ran riot. The same or similar scenes were experienced in all the towns through which their trains ran.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

BERLIN, April 22. - The Berlin LokaI Anzeiger, an influential journal, whose information on official matters is usually genuine in discussing the latest phase of the submarine ques- ton as evidenced by the American note in the nature of an ultimatum, says that the message will be exam
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
WILSON VISITS NEWEST GRANDDAUGHTER

PHILADELPHIA. April 22. -, Presi dent Wilson, accompanied by Mrs Wilson, arrived here today The first thing he did was to visit his latest granddaughter, Eleanor Sayre, who was born last month.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
SMALL STAMPEDE.

IDITAROD. April p. - The placer strike on Tolstoi creek appears to be genuine one. Stampeders t1 iH> "nw diggings are returning after stalking.
 rd a~o unanimous in ;ne tenaat that the pay on both Boob and Ma to- don creeks will run s2.5O to the foot
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
ROAD WORK PROGRESSING.

]. H. Ingram. Of Valdez, member of the Alaska road commission force, was in town yesterday Mir. Ingram has just returned from his work on the government road between Chitina
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
NOTE NOW IN HANDS OF KAISER

ined with care and with characteristic German thoroughness. It implies that the answer will in all likelihood be delayed through some parleying and requests for further information on certain points involved.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23
NIGHT LETTER SERVICE.

Advices received state that the night letter service which has been estab- lished over the government telegraph and cable lines in Alaska. will be ex-
 .dcd to Anchorage, commencing or Arril 1G
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

with the limits of the activities as set forth by the United States in her latest demands.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

Joe Feaster, deputy marshal at Chi tina, was a visitor in town yesterday. booking as a passenger on the Farra- gut for Valdez.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-04-23

The Windsor Hotel bar was closed on Friday, and the stock, etc, will be moved to Mccarthy. where it will be used to open a saloon at that place.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
INTEREST v KONGRESU.

ogromnc kalamit"tc. XII jih mora ncizogibno
povIrocI lclclnicarSka Savka. 50 vplivalc ma
prcdscdnika. ter vplivajo i'm naravno moraio vp-
val tudi ma kongrcS. Toda cc hi Slo lc "a to- da hi
vSlcd Stavkc trpco prebvalStvo hi nam bilo zclo
dvomlliNo, GO bo vccina kongrcsa pripravlj Jena
skl"nii oscmurni dclavnk. da prcprcGi MIN
stavko Ia kongrcs ic naposlcd vcndar kapia-
sticcn. III c"prav tud IN njccoyc clamc blzajo
voIi'vc in Jim jc torcj prjazno iavno mncnic zclo
p";rrhno. Ncndar nc morcjo pozabiti, kakSnc ma
logc so prc"zcli, ko h izvoljcni in cd katcrih
faktorj"v bo njih pomovna izvoitcv ma iboli od-
vSnl.
Mi k"ngrcSnki in Scnatorj iuaio drug raz.
loo. tchtcn razlog, da pozkSuio prcprcGiti zccz-
rI"arSko savko, tuh cr ic trcba Ia namcn do
PrlncSli maIo Irtcv. Istavljcuic tovorncga pro-
meta ne hi zadcio lc Srokih slojcv prcbivalstva
ampak hi Slo tudi kapitalistom "a nohto: kaiti
induSirlla in promct sta sodobncm goSpolar-
skcm IvIlcnJu tako Spoicna kakor SiamcSka
dvolcka: cncga nc morcS udari ne la hi zabo-
lclo tud drugcga ncStctih ndustrijah hi vsled
zclcznicarske savkc ne lie ma isocc dclavccv osta-
10 brez posa ampak udi kapitalisti hi ostali brez
profitov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
WILSONOVI PREDLOGI.

tenn zmislu rcsno priporocam Sledcce zako-
nodaistvo:
Prvic mai SO takoi povcca in administrative
r"Grgani2lra mcddrlavna trgovinSka komiSja
zmlsu predlogc, ki ie bl!a pred kratkim Sprejeta
zbornici posanccv in ie sedaj prcdlozena
tn, da bo Ia komsija Sp0sobna, da SO bo mogla
sodai il pripada ioGimi vc!kmi in raznovrstnimi
dol@nostmi, kakor j nj mogoce oh scdanii konsti-
tuciii in akcijsk moznoSt
Drugic da uvcdc Oscmurni dciavnik kot
zakonita podlaga "a drlo in .pato V sluibencm
razmorlu vseh ZclczniSkh usuzbcnccv XII so res
zaposleni sluIbo ma zclcznicah meddrzayncm
prOmcu
TrctjiG maj poobasti prciscdnk da imc-
nuie majhno skupino moz XII mai opazujc usinkc
sprcjetega osemurnega dclaynika zclezniSkem
promeu
Cetric mai kongrc, prirdi uvazcvaniu med
drIaync trgovinskc komi,iic zviianju tovornih
ccnikov, ako opravicijo dcistva tako zviSapic
Pctic maj Sc dopoln; Scdanj 2vczri zakon XII
raVua posredoyenju, Spravljanju in razsodiS-
KEN rcscvanju takih SpOrov, kakrScn ic scdanji,
dodavajOc mu dolocbo, da So, ako oStanrjo Scdaj
doloccna SrcdStva IA poTavnayo brczuspcSna, IL
vcde in izvrsi popolna jayna prciskava oko'i;cin
takcga Spora prcdcn jc Strajk ali izpor zakonito
dovoljen
Sestic maj poobasti prcdscdnik, da amc
slucaju vojaske potrcbc prcvzeti kontrolo mad ia
kimi deli in takim voznim matcrjaom, XII jc po-
trchen "a vojaske Svrhc. obias;jo da lahko po-
Stavi usluzbcncc ma takih vakih in doticnc admi-
nistrativne uradnike yojaSho sluzbo Zcdinjenih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
MoBILIZACIJA PRov1ANTIRANJA

20 vecJih mestih - vsaj po nekaterh - so
oblasti Storilc korakc, da hi bilo prebvalstvo to-
dl slucaJu straJka Z vsem zadostno preskrblje-
no. komiSarji IA zva sc ponckod pobahali
da imajo prekrasno urc cieno in da he bo liud-
stvu niceSar manjkalo V New Yorku so H. pr
seSteli vozove, automobile colne in ladje ter pre-
racunali, da dobc niimi lahko toliko zvil in dru-
9Th potrcbjcin. kolikor Jill zahtcva mesto V nor
malnih cash
Da ne zaupajo svoj trdtvi dobesedno, Sc
spozna IL tcga. ker priporocaio Newyorcanom,
maj Sc nauce JEST ribe namesto mesa Morda tu-
d razumejo, da ne bodo mogli vsi vozovi in Golni
IN AUTOMOBILE in parniki sluliti izkljuGno komsa-
r;jatu IN Iivla Nccnc tch vozil sploh ne hi bilo,
&c ne IN imcIa Svojih normanh nalog XII jih no
trcba opravljai tudi Cc bo Strajk na zclcznicah
rihaml So ne mOr"jo tclaziti mcsta. XII ne
lclc =" oh moriu oh iczcru. Sploh nj trcba
prcvcIkcga duScvncga napora "a spozaanje da
mora ma prczivljanjc ljudSki hmnolic splosna
stavka ma zcieznicah katastrofalno vplivai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
NEMoGOCE RAZSoDISCE.

Predsednik omenja, da vztraiaio zcleznice ma
svoji crki in pravjc da ne odnehaio cd nacela
razSodiSca. daS ocitno nj SrcdStya, XII hi moglo
prisliti zeleznicarske organizacije, da sprcjmejo
nacelO razsodSta vpraSanju oscmurncga dclav-
nika
'Nastopati "a nacelo brez moznosti, da sc do
Sczc rcicv po razsodiScu, Sc mi jc zdca potrata
casa. Iato sem kot najbojS izhod prcdlozil, da
interesu miru prizna zahtcva, XII mora itak
dohiti odobrenje katercgako razsodiSGa ker "a
stopa inerese in nazorc liudS;va; kajti poslcdice
take stavkc hi bile hujSe kakor poslcdice voine.
'.Jal sem tako gorec zagovornik naccla raz-
sodiSc industrijskih sporih, kakor lie more bti
kdo TEN sluGaia pa niscm moge storii nic
druzcGa, kakor poGajati predloge. Odocati niscm
inog"l yoli drurih, k so moii vSem polozaiu
popolnoma drugatnr nazorc, da, XII niti nc prizna-
jo, da ic poonaj reel tax, kakrsen prihaja napo-
sled ma dan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
PREDsEDNIKov DOCUMENT.

WllSonova poSanca jc zanmiva. V uvodu
pravi da jc priScl pred kongrcS da "a prosi IA
pomoc V Skrainn rcSncm pololaju XII Sc ic razvil
IL zahtcvc zccznitarjcv .da maj jim prizna o.
scmumi deavnik, zavarovan ) poldrugo odSkod-
nno cczurno dclo
''Stvar jc razpravi wee kakor eto dni -
prav Wilson. OhtinStvo ic bilo pouCcno zahte-
vah usuzhcnccv in q njih utcmclitvi, Sc hoj pa
Jc blo pouccno ugovorh zclczniiih druib in
nJih naSprotnih zahtcvah. XII gredo IA tenn da mai
sc uvcdcJo move razpravc o gotovh privcgijah,
Xxi jih uiivajo lelezriGari sedaj in cotovih pla-
Gah. XII so Jill doscgli 30 dolcolcnih pogaianjh O
tenn maj hi sc nanovo razpravljalo zlasti ozirom
oScmurni dclavnik
'Stvar jc pri5la prihlizno pred trcmi tedni
ma odocilno razpravo rCzuitat ic bill pa ta da
sta Sc obr strank poponoma razhaiali PoSredo-
valna pota, ki jih do!oia zakon so izkazaa "a
zgrcScna, Srcdstva rcSitcv po razSodScu, Xxi jih
prcdpisujc zakon. so bila odklonirna.'
PrrdSctlnik om"nja Svoii poSlanci odkla-
njanje druzb in njih StaIiScc, ia mai Sc zahtc-
We podjetnikov in uSluibcnccv predloic mcddr-
zavn trgovski komiSiji, kar 50 pa zclczncarji cd
konili
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
OSEMURNI DEIAVNIK.

"GospodarSko ziylicnic na'cca casa pra-
vi Wilson dalic zdi, da gre spIo5no "a oScm-
nrnim delaynkom. Xato sem pr:roroc vodite-
ljem zeleznc, mai uvcdcjo osamur1i dclavnik ma
mesto dosedanicga dcscturncga ~ podlago place
i'll suzbey JAZZ hi pa odobrcnjom kongrcSa iEe-
noval malo komsijo, Xxi III opazoyala uGiEke te
zpremcmbe in skrbno preStuiiraa i7prcmenjcnc
obratne stroske in delovnc razlucrc oh obstOiccih
pogodbah. Ia komisia mai hi polaa kongrcSu
porocilo dejstvih, Xxi hi jih naSa toda nobcnih
predlogOv Ma pdlagi tch relulatov mai hi
tedaj izkusalo, da doselc sporazum med ic
leznicami in usluzbenci."
Predsednk je skliccyal na odlo1tcv maj
yi;jcga zveznega sodSca nekcm slucaju, ko je
Slo "a to, da obvaruje sodsce gotove strankc fl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
POsLEDICE sTAyKE.

Toycrni prom"t pa y,ch X",iiujrnih dria-
vah HI 50 moral l,ta,iti, do<lcr M hi hila zascdc-
meta stavkujotih, ako hi jih bio Sploh mogo-
&c 1ascSti. Mc>tOm hi b odrc2an doyoz livil. VISA
trgovna naroda hi ba ohromlicna. AIozic vsake
vrste in vsakcga poflica III hill vrzcni ma ccSto.
Ma socc i'll tsote liudi hi priSlo morda in ,koraj
gotovo ma rob lakotc in umranIa; 20 hi pridru-
zilo bed casa kcr Sc nj naia podlaga spora-
Zum.'
ko jc predS"dnk Spc2nal, d. NINA sodanji
zakon moci, ic stopi pray doiko
atopnk iole2nic in organzaci Tor jim ponudil
posrodovanjr, ne kot sodnik, amp:k kot prjatclj
obeh strark kot po"blaijcrcc nar"I7. intcrcsu
Prayifno Il. koi y@snpnik .tp mil .rov MOI, zen
- ctroi. Ii hcdo mo'li placati "cto. ncprcra-
funliiyo crno '2gUh in trpiicn5a, :; tp vztraja
koliko oech ma tom, IN gicdaio ma -porna vpraSa-
MIA le koi usluzbcnc in podictniHi. mamcStc da hi
iih smatra kot pa'rioticni drlay!jani Zedmienih
draw, XII So zavciaio vclikc odgoyornoSti, katcro
jim malaga obCinstvo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
CASNIKI.

fIuda kriza hi zadea casopisc Tisti. XII nj
okalncga znacaia. hi izgubili skorai YES po-
men, sakaj razpoSjati Sc ne hi mogli Toda Sc
vccjc Jc vpraSanje kako dogo hi mogi spoh IL
hajati kakor ie znano je papircm vckanska
kalamiteta. StraSno Sc je podrazil in prmani-
knie ga. Tiskarnc imaio vcGinoma lc IA nckoli-
ko dn papiria zalog. No hi Ia mnozna posla
ga ne hi bilo dobiti od nikodcr Ker ne hi bilo
kaj tiskati, ne hi bilo kaj psati.
Pa 81 zamislite kulturno dezclo brez dncvnc-
ga taS0pisia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05

Tako stole tukaj kapitaliStGni interest proti
kapltallsicnm intercsom. ZccznSki magnati -
kapl,allstl ma cn Strani Sc rokami i'm noyami
uplraJo osemurncinu dclavniku GcS to sega V de-
harno moSnJo. MuniciiSki baron kralii ickla.
Olga l. l. d. - kapitalisti ma drugi Strani - pa
praVlJo: Nlkar ne Stavke ma zceznicah Ia hi po-
ba naSe profile!
'e sklenc kongrcS oscmurni dclavnik ravna
torcj popolnoma interesu kapitalitsov. das So
zdi Kakor da hi bill tax zakon protikapitalisticen
III daSi rjove kapitaiiStitni Gasopisi kakor da bi
hil TAX zakon zacctck konca svcta
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05

'0e 'Hg ior sta pG zkon d
popha aaj s. 0"N

no pSemo tie vrsticc, Sc ne vemo, kako Sc cd
loci veliki hoj med zclezniSkimi magnati in njh
uSlulbcnci. no pridcjo naSm Gitatcj jcm rokc
no glavno vpraSanje ze odoGcno. To ypraSanjc
glasi: Stavka ali dclo?
Odlocitev je odvisna od kongreSa. Ako bo
oSemurni delavnik ma lclcznicah pred iutrom de
lavSkcga dncva zakon. tcdaj izoStanc Stavka: ako
Sc kongrcS upre tel zuhtevi ali pa ne pospeS svo-
jcga della, akO da bo pravcm casu koncano tc-
daj zgieda, da jc hi slc zemji. ki hi preprcci-
la Ia boj, najvc6ji, kar jih c Amcrika kdaj doli-
vela med delom in kapitalom.
Ncvarno jc prcrokovanje taken stadju
kakrSncm ie Scdaj zadcva. Zd sc nam pa ven
dar da jc kljub mrztnim bojcvnim prpravam
ma obch Stranch volko bolj pricakovat da stori
kongrcs, kar ic nczogibno potrcbno kakor pa da
pride res do brczobzirnega hoja
kakor Smo Ic porotal. ic Stopil predSednik
Wilson poSebno poSlanico pred obc zbornci
kongrcSa i'll ju prosii, maj ncmudoma ukrcncta.
kar jc po njcgovcm mncnju potrrhno, da pre-
preti Stavka, Xxi jo Smatra naccnk Wade "a ncpo-
pIsno ncSrcco dcZelu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
PREnsEDNIXovo PosREDovANJE.

''Iato sem nadaljuic Wilson ponudil
zeleznicam takoj svojo prijatcljsko sluzbo, izha-
jaJoc cd prcdmncvanja, da sc Sori zeleznicam
pravicnost, akO Sc izkaae, da moraio njih blagaj-
he utrpet posebnO visoke izdatkc
"Zastopnki organizacii so sprcjei nacrt, ali
zastopnki druzb so ga odklonili vprico dejstva
ki Je bilo mcni iasno da bodo naposled od skupne
akciJc delavcev, ki io bodo podpirae smpatije
druzbe, prlSjenc Sprcjeti Osemurni delavnik. Ia
stopnikom zeczniSkih druzb Sc ie pa kljub temu
zdelo umestno odklonti priiazno poSredovanje
pri katcrcm hi bile vsc sile javnega in privatnega
prava Ia miihov Strani Bali so Sc Skodljivcga
vpliva spedteriev, ki hi Sc uprl poviSaniu tovor-
nh tarifov, katere hi pa morale napoSled vendar
obcinstvo samo pacati. Ocividno ne zaupajo, da
hi Sc meddriavna trgovinSka komisija moga u
prcti ugovorom, k hi sc vlozi.
Me jim nj ma TEN lczeGc, da bi Sc zanesli na
prijacljska zagotovila prcdsednika in kongrcsa
Ia najboljSe Snatrajo, da bodo prsiljeni odneha-
ii, ce le morajo odnehati, vS!cd dobrih svetov
ampak vsed trplicnja delele. Medtem ko so tickle
mole konfercnce mimi in je kazalo, da so
prislc ma mrtvo toxic. zastopniki organizacij
nenadoma postal aktivni in so doioc dan l.
septembra "a Strajk"
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drzav, kadar Sc zkaze, da jc potrebno "a warren in
reden promet''
Zadnjo tocko razaga prcdScdnik TEN, da
ne SINE obramba dezclc nobenem suGaju trpc-
II. Potreba Je prav Scdaj zclo ocitna, ko so sko-
raj vSc vojaSke silc ma mehiSki neil
Naposlcd priporoGa Wilson, mai Sc sprejme-
20 dolocbe, XII omogotijo, da prdcjo razsodbc raz-
sodisc pred rcdna sodiSGa cato da ne bo razaga-
NE nroccno cni Spornih strank, ampak mcpri-
Stranskcmu in avtorizirancmu tribunalu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
PRED KONGRES.

kcr mi nj posrcco, da hi bill pripravil
Stranki krIticncm sporu do SpOrazuma, So obra-
cam do Vas. in smatram da ne smemo kot Slu-
zabniki naroda nccsar opustit da varuicmo xiv
ljenjc in ntcrcsc naroda
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nancnih izgub. SodiScc jc iziavilo. da 81 ne more
napravih sodbc ma podlagi tcga, kar sc napove-
duJe, ampak da potrebuic zkuScnj; maj Sc mu ne
prnaSajo kalkulacije in mnenja, ampak dejstva.
Nihte nj sposoben, da bi mogel soditi oscmur-
mem dcavniku ma podlapi prerokovanj in eeni-