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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09
ATTORNEY J. LOUIS Erwin
Wins Another Great Victory and Gets
Verdict of $4,35O for His
Client.

Attorney J. Louis Erwin, who defend
ed Wesley Gresham and cleared him
OF the charge of murder in the first
degree a short time ago, on the 18th
OF May, 1917, secured a verdict of
$4,35O for Mrs. Elizabeth, Kaufman.
Germany, 1880 Marvel street, in the
district court of St. Paul. ..~-.
Mrs. kaufman was injured by Jo-
siah Colman, proprietor of an automo-
bile livery.
Mr.. Colburne was driving a. heavy
automobile on University avenue near
Cromwell October Is, 1914, when his
car struck Mrs. Kaufman, who was
crossing the avenue. Mrs. Kaufman
suffered severe injuries to her back
and left knee.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09
Qualified for TRAINING Camp

James w. Morton, John w. Bun.
drant, Henry o. Atwood, Alfred G..
Howe, Glesner Fowler, and, Edw. F..
Mitchell of Minneapolis; Jose H. Sher-
wood, S. L. Ransom and Paul P. Wig.
gington of st. Paul have qualified as
applicants for the Officers Training
Camp at Fl. Des Moines, la. w. R.
Mcdonald was rejected. Many appli-
cants had not returned for examina.
ton. The registry is still open until
further orders from the War Depart
ment"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09
THE LIBERTY BOND COMMITTEE
Has "Got Your Goat" to Call Your At
tention to the Bonds.

The Liberty Bond Committee is do.
ing all sorts of stunts to call the at
tention of the people to the sale of
the Liberty Bonds; and one of the
unique features is "Fezzan," the train
ed goat mascot of Fezzan temple,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, that is
parading the streets like a sandwiched
sign bearer and attracting much at.
tention. His goatship is in charge of
Mr.. Oliver Taylor, who has been au.
thorized by the committee to boost
for the bonds which every one should
buy.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09

found Mr.. Wigington to be a thorough
and conscientious man, and he has
turned out some of the best and finest
looking drawings that have ever been
done in this Office" which speaks VOL
umes for the efficiency of Mr.. Wiging-
ton.
Mrs. Wigington is still in Davenport,
having been detained by the illness of
one of her children, but she and the
children will return to st. Paul within
week or two.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09

Mrs. J. G. Broyles and Mrs. A. H.
Lenoir returned last Saturday from a
trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. Robert Hill of Chicago was in
the city Wednesday on business and
returned that evening.
Mrs. James A. Lee, 700 Sherburne
avenue was hostess to the Matinee
Whist Club Tuesday afternoon.
All voters who were qualified to vote
last election are qualified to vote on
the School Bond question on June 19.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09
YOU ARE INVITED

Ladies and gentlemen you are cor
tally invited to the MUSTARD GREEN
DINNER, under the auspices of the
Eastern Star, at the residence of Mrs.
Ella Charleston $50 w. Central Ave.
next Tuesday evening June IL. Din
ner Is cents
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09

=
FOR SALE-A 40x120 foot lot,
nicely situated on Rondo street, be-
tween Avon and Fiske streets. Cash
and terms. Apply to F. D. McCracken,
40 Court Block
~ Mrs. E. w. Lindsay, 91S Woodbridge
street, entertained for the Handy
Craft Art club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Mason of Sault Ste Marie,
Mich. was a visitor.
The members of Gopher Lodge 1O5,
Elks, should bear in mind that all the
officers are to be elected at their meet
ing next Wednesday evening and all
endeavOr to be present.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-06-09

ANY ONE. WISHING THE PoRo
TREATMENT FOR THE HAIR
SHOULD CALL THE AGENT, MRS.
g. w. BELL. PHONE. MIDWAY 1867.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13
EDITORIAL
AN EXPLANATION NEEDED.

Inconnection with the recapture Brinley the glib
tongued convict bookkeeper who disappeared from the
state prison at most convenient tme namely just before
the books and records turned to the super
ntenden it interesting some of the discrepan
ces revealed audit Of the affairs Of that state insti
tuition by trained accountant The report which pub
shed IN this issue of the Copper Camp shows that the
prison books kept in spshod manner and that the
taxpayers money handled loosely, say the least
But aside from the weird system of handling accounts
under the Hunt regime there another phase of the mat
ter that needs explanation especially in view of the pose
of G. w. P Hunt the friend of the convict Witness
the case OF Alfonso Fulgenc the italian prisoner from
whom check for 1906 TAKEN and this sum- plus five
dollars in cash which he unfortunate have on
his person his return to the prison. applied against
charge OF 311 for expenses of returning him from San
Diego 1t appears by remarkable coincidence that
the expenses OF roundtp ticket for guard from Flor
to San Diego and oneway ticket to Florence from
the coast city amounted to exactly $311OO-iust the
amount that poor Fugenc had on his person Strange
to say however, the details of the of the guard
who returned Fulgenc to the prison covering the trip
San Diego, cannot be found anywhere!
In his letter to Superintendent Anderson the Italian
tells how " Mr. Winsor captain Of the yard, to me
with the check to the dark CELL asking to endorse same
which absolutely refused One wonders how the check
cashed without the endorsement of the payee but per-
haps the darkce treatment brought Fugenc around in
due Needless to remark all this took place dur
ing the humane Hunt regime, when the prisoners
being fed the milk of human kindness-so far the
outside world concerned Like all the rest Of the
Hunt administration prison affairs much auded by
hghpriced publicity writer's, while behind the
efficiency, sipshod methods of handling public money,
and perhaps things held sway. The wonder
is that Hunt and his "got by long they did,
but dustthrowers they certainly artists and he
public likes to be fooled
In view Of the statements in the report of Auditor
Lee and the allegations regarding Flgenc appears up
to former Superintendent Sims either to deny to
plain these matters Certainly the public is entitled to
know what be said in defense Of the charges which
thus fall the past administration But it is over
six weeks since the report made, and yet at
tempt has been made to refute the charges. Delay in
making explanation failure to do So cannot but lead
the people of Arizona to conclude that the charges
tanned in the prison report are beyond contradiction
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13
OUR MONEY, AND GERMANY's

Germany and the United States are embarking sim
utaneously appeal to their people for Of the
wherewitha to carry the war; says the Financial
World cit is the second undertaking of the United
States government and the seventh for the peoples of the
Germanc states.
eve have increased supply of gold since 1914 by
the of ST 1,2O00OOOO0 while Germany is in such
plight for adequate gold supplies she has been compelled
to ask her people to turn in their rings gold Watches trim
kets and other gold ornaments that the diminishing gold
supply might be repenished and yet the supply has fallen
point where the Imperial bank holdings lower
now than at any time since the summer of 1915
''The contrast between the positions of the two ma
tions striking and yet Germany has started off in her
appeal with rebuffs The people, pnched and suffer-
ing from all manner of privatons and bdened with
rows for loved ones lost at in battle land
coming forth for the seventh time and laying their savings
will not and cannot be any communicating of savings
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13
OUR OPINION.

(Contributed)
The swimming seasons over,
And the Red Cross dances, too;
So the question now arises,
What will poor Rayites do?
There'll be the Club each Friday
night,
But there you are again;
Who will you have to dance with ,,
When the draft takes all the men?
The only thing to do now
Is to go to bed at seven,
And get up early in the morn
We might say ten or eleven.
Then we'll make over last years hat,
Of which we once were fond;
And thereby pay the next installment
On our Liberty Bond.
We are knitting for the navy;
Why not come and help us, too?
And we're sewing for the soldiers,
That helps Uncle Sammy, too:
Then we're all economizing,
Even Hoover, too, would gnash
His teeth to find a thing to do
With teaspoonful of hash!
Now, when our boys are drafted,
We "send them away with smile" :"
And by our frequent letters
Keep them cheerful all the while.
So the moral of this little rhyme,
Then l bid you all adieu:
Its going to be long, cold winter,
But We'll all see Sammy through"
Anonymous.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13
UNITED VERDE
INCREASES OUTPUT

JEROME, Oct. 10.-Within three or
four months the United Verde will be
producing 100000 pounds of copper
month, and by next summer its
monthly production will be in the
neighborhood of 100000 pounds.
This will be just twice the present
U. V. production of 100000 pounds
month";
and crushing plant will soon bring the
monthly capacity up to the 100000
pound mark. Hardly will these addi-
tions and repairs be completed before
it will be necessary to make further
additions in order to handle the ore
that is to be steam-shoveled from the
surface. Senator w. A. Clark is ex-
pected to place his final o. K. on the
steam-shovel plans upon his forthcom-
ing visit to Jerome next month.
The smelter at Clarkdale is now
treating $500 tons of ore daily, with
eight roasters and two reverberatory
furnaces in operation. Four new
roasters have just been completed,
giving twelve in all, but four Of the
old ones are undergoing minor repairs.
One reverberatory is being repaired
and a new one is being built.
With twelve roasters and four rever-
boratories available, the smelter will
be in position to treat from 5000 to
$500 tons day and maintain month
ly production of 100000 pounds of
copper. Preparations are being made
in the mine to keep the enlarged smell.
ter supplied with ore. -ne capac1r,
of the crushing plant at the mouth O.
the Hopewell tunnel is being increased
by so per cent. At present the crusher
handles 800 tons of ore in eight hours.
The addition will be finished in two
or three weeks. ~-.s.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13
BRAZILIAN PAPER
HAS ''ENGL|SH" EDITOR

A newspaper in Rio de Janeiro, Bra
zil, desiring to pay special compli-
ment to the officers and men of the
American fleet visiting that port re-
Gently, published one day when they
were there column of news in Eng.
lish. Here it is, verbatim:
THE WAR-Having, an our friend,
speaked with some Americans, and
having they regretted there not to be a
newspaper that they put to under
stand and by which the put to be
aware of the best news, we have think
in to inscribe between the several ar
ticles of our newspaper, onde written
in English language, for which we
have invited the same our friend, Sir
Amanda Sa, for to write him, and thus
we will put to trade daily the last
news to the ours honorabIes visits
who we present ours compliments, de-
string milliards of successfuls for they
and for the nation that they represent
IN EUROPE E-Official Communica,
tions-English Notices-London, 20
happy operations in that we have
naked two hundred forty seven pris-
oners.
"An airyplain of the enemy was
abated on the country of the Armen,
tieres."
FRENCH NOTICES-Paris, 90
On the north of the Cerny we have de.
fated the enemy, who have leted in
the field great numbers of the deaths
We have NAKED many prisoners.
In the night of the q to % the
enemy have pumped Dunquerque.
The British airyplans have pumped
Sovjak and Bagdaz.
IN AMERICA-New York, 29-The
government have proposed for the
president to sign an act letting not to
sell wathever the drinks specially the
bear.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
PUTS S5,0O0,O0O
IN LIBERTY BONDS

William Sproule, president Of the
Southern Pacific company, fired the
opening gun in the vests second lib
erty Loan campaign with the an.
nouncement last night that the South
ern Pacific has subscribed for $5,000,-
600 of the new per cent war bonds.
Announcement was also made that, in
order to enable its employees to par
t1c1pate in the new loan, the company
will, upon the request of any en-
ploye, subscribe for any amount of
bonds desired, but not exceeding 25
per cent of the yearly salary, and will
advance the whole subscription price,
aEowing the employees to repay tie
amount advanced IN monthly install.
,tnts over period o, two years.
This company male a similar offer
t" its employees VITA respect to the
Liberty Loan " per cent bonds (to
which the Southern Pacific itself SUBJ
scribed $5,000,00O), and at that time
1870 employees, representing 27 per
cent of the total. number Of persons
employed on all The crmpany's lines,
subscribed for an aggregate amount
OF $1,91S,SOO.
The Southern Pacific has also un-
dertaken to circulate the patriotic
posters which are to be used in fur
thering the campaign and will display
the posters all over it's system.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13

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in Germany, but people must heed only the prompt
ngs of patriotism and devoted allegiance to the flag and
the government to inspire them to buy Liberty Bonds.
The capital is here in abundance The gain in profits
the farmers alone in year. THROUGH the rise in the price
of farm products normal prewar levels is estimated
at than $6,50OO00O00, sufficient to than
twice cover the total Offering
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-10-13

A new postoffice has been estab-
lished at the bridge on the Little Col
orado river, north of Flagstaff, in Co.
conino county The postoffice is
named after Ralph H. Cameron,
former republican to congress.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
POVISANA PoSTNINA.

Opozarjamo Gitaclje, kakor
tudi estate rojake, da DO poStnina
z =. novembrom poviSana sledete ::
Ia pisma in druge poSiljatve pc
prvem razredu, izvzemsi lokalna
pisma, znaSa poStnina ) ccnte "a
vsako unco, ali pa del unte.
Lokalna pisma po = centa "a
vsako unGo ali del uncc.
Pod lokalnimi pismi so zapopa-
dena II pisma, XII so nasloyijona
V okrozju enega poStHcga urada.
Postnina 3 centc znaSa IN vsako
pismo, Xxi sc naSlovi IL cnega kraia
V drug kraj Y Zdruzcnih drzayah I:
nadalje V Canada, kubo, Mehiko,
Panama in Shanghai Ma Kitaj-
skem.
Ia dopisnice in razglcdnicc ina
Sa postnina , cen;a.
u =. novembrom tedaj pri6nite
prilepljati IA vsako piSmo izven
svojega postnega okraja znamko
"a B cente, ma dopisnice in razgled-
nice pa Ia , centa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

q gCSpodarStvu 5 konIlSciranim prcmozenjem $50
VenSkc Maticc' ter o zadnjem Stanju tcga prcmo-
zenJa, Odbor je V vseh toGkah pritrdil izvajaniu
svojcga pravnega konsulenta in ga soglasno po-
oblastil, ola poskusi, kar jc mogocc, in ukrcnc, kar
hi bilo p%otrebno, Ola dosczc IN MatiGino imovino
rcStitutio III intcgrum ter druStvo obvaruic vsakc
Skod". Dale je odbor sklenil, da ic takoj stori-
II primcrne korake glcdc "Zemljcvida slovenskih
dczcl,' da ne bo i~zgubljen znatni denar, Iii ga
ic "Slovenska Matica" re zalozila "a to znans,v We
no delo.
kcr BIO moral zdaj tako zaceti funkcionirati
druStvcni upravni aperat, je pozval odbor pref
SnJega tajnika Milana PuglJa zopet na njegovo
mesto ter povcril blaganiStvo in upraviteli-
stNo MatiGine hiSc prcjSnjemu blagainiku odbor-
niku kodru. Izpraznjeno mcSto II. predscdniko-
vega nameStnika jc ma odborovo proSnjo prevzel
odbornik vladni Svctnik DIR. Pozar; volitcv dIGiSt-
vcncga predscdnika Sc DO vrSila pc prihodnjcm
obGnem zboru 'Slovenskc Maticc," pri katercm
Sc i~zpopolni cdbor.
ia DO elm pref mogoCc sklicati obGni zbor in
pr!ceti z rcdnim druStvenim dcloyanicm, treba
prcdvscm nabiraii druStscnikc in V to svrho no
vabiti vSc prciSnjc druSt vcnikc, XII so ~plaCcvali
lctnino. ola zopct z2!asc svoj pristop in p"oSljcio
lctnino a X za lcto 1917, obcncm pa ie apcli-
rati ma vSe Slovcnskc rodoljubc, da pristopiio
druStvu. M~aticarji, Xxi so plaGali letnino "a leto
1914. dobc kniigc "a to leto, katerih matis SO jc
prekinil vSlcd %razpusta, kakor nitro cdbor stvar
urcdi.
koncno je izvolil odbor posebno povcricni-
Sivo "a prcvzetjc premiGne druSt vcnc imovinc. ka-
kor rokopisov, deloma dotiskanih kniig, k~niiznice
i'll zaloge. To powricniStvo sestoii IL obch pred
Sednikovih namrstnikov in IL odbornikov Dimnik,
Dir. GroSelj, Koder in XupanCiG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
Kita Gene.

|prico nepreStancga drazcnia
najbolj %potrebnih zivil Sc ne more
mo iznebiti cuta zavisti, &c cuje-
mo o trznih cenah Y notranjoSti
kitajSke. Y tenn oziru Sc pray po-
sebno odlikujc.io province SanSi.
Sensi i'll Tsctvan, Iii SO estate Sc
nedotaknjenc cd modermega zivah-
mega promcta. Tam vladaio ma
trgih dejanski Sc razmere atarih
in dobrih tasov. kurjc iajce ne
stane skoro ME ,kajti dobiti .jih ie
devet "a EN- cent. MoGno, dObro-
rejeno piSce stane ) ccntov in IA
goloba je treba placati priblizno
en- cent. Par fazanov sc proda.ia IA
smesno ceno . centov. Fumt ko-
strunovcga mesa brcz koSli Stanc
3 centc i'll funt Svinjine SC dobi IA
pet centov. Funt moke pa stanc V
~najdrazjem Slucaju Ell cent.
Ncka misionarka, XII DELUXE Y
Sensi, zagotavlia, da Sc lahko do
bro zivi, &c Sc ida ma mesec "a
5ivila diva dolarja in pol.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
"Slovenska Matica"'

' pondeiJek 10. julia OBJ 6. zvecer sc je sestal
V ljubljanski mestni dvorani pc skoro treh letih
"SloycnSke Matice" odbor ma redno scio. Precise
dujoci s~klicatclj, prodSednikov namestnik vitez
tirasselli je zbrane odbornike pozdravil in i'm DO
TEN oznanil nastopni razpis c. kr. dczclncga pred
sedniStva "a k~ranjsko Z dine s. Julia 1917 stew.
1920 pr:
&C. kr. dczelno prcdscdniStvo JIG T. odlokom
Z dine l6. scptombra 1914 S;cv. 1880 pol. tcmc-
lem 5 "A. Yak. 2 dine -. n%oyembra 1867, dr.. Yak.
Stew. 49,, razpustilo draStvo "Slovenska Matica"
V Liubljani, KEY ic prekoratilo svoi statutarifni
d~elokrog in ker wee ne ustrcza pogojem svoiepa
pravnega ob,tanka, zajedno ustavilo je G. Rr. de
ze'no prcdicdniStvo ysako nadaljnic delovanie
druStvG."
&C. kr. mmistrstvo notraniih zadcv slasom
odIoka \ dnc -. juniia 1917, stew. l7.306/M. l..
eX 1914, pri,o2bi prot tcmu nj ugodilo."
"kcr pa drustvo do tedaj nj dalo povoda
"a grajo radi prekoracenia Svojega statutariGnega
de'okroga, opusti potrditcv cdlocbc razpusta ter
lc posvari druStvo Z zapretnio huiSil posledic S
a zah. 4 dine -. noyembra 1867, dr.. Yak. Stew.
l3i, V %Slataiu zopctncga protizakonitcga delova-
MIA"
"obcncm &c potion e. kr. policijskcga ravna-
~tc'jatra, o2iroma potom g.. kr. finanGnc prokuratu-
re potrcbno odrcdi, da bodc druStvu mogoGc ne
omcJeno razpolagati Z druStvcnim prcmozcnjcm.''
&C. kr. de&elni predsednik
Athens"
Prcdno Sc je prijcla razprava, sta pedala cd
hornika dr. poslancc DIR. Ravnihar in zupan dr..
TavGar obSirna pojasnila o TEN, kar Sc ic zgodilo
V pretcklih treh vojnih lctih "a rcSitev 'Slovenske
Matice. y NapOsled Sc ie druSty. pravni konsulcnt
podrobno bavil 4 vSebino eori navedcncga razpisa
e. kr. dczclnega prcdscdniStva IN Kranjsko, osvc-
iii imenovanjc Matitnega kuratorja in porocal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
kakscn .ie cilj socializmal

N"N'Nh " N"J " ioiANhih
kapitalizcm 4 vsemi svojimi nuinimi poslcdi.
cami, Z izkoriScanjem, z despocijo posameznikov,
Z gospcdarsko a%narhijo, $ krizami, z b~rezposel-
nostjo, $ pavperiziranjem velikih mas, Z vecno
grOzecimi konflikti velikih interesiranih skupin,
z ustvarjanjem IL vsakega razreda pahnjene mno-
zice Judi, Iii so odvisni lie Sc cd miloSGin ali pa
cd %zlotina, $ svojim drazenjem in izzivanjem ma
gona pc obogatenju in $ pospeSevanjem korupci-
jc, Z zapoStavljanjem ljudSkih intercsov in zani.
teVanjcm ljudskega z~ivljenja in z vso dale in
dalje sc raztezajoGo vertigo moderncga zlega ic
mogoc, ker je razvoj tehnike ~omogoGil ustvarja-
ME velikanskih vrednosti, druzba pa JIG %prepusti-
la produkcijska sredstva posameznim poscstni-
kom in dovolila, da ie njena masa, XII z mimi de
la, to sc pravi, da je delavski razrod loGen cd pro-
duktivnih sredstev.
To Sc je zgodilo, ker so bill predpogoii V
prejSnji druzbi, IL katerC Sc je .razvil kapitali-
zem, TAXI. Napram predkapitaliStiGnim razmeram
Je bll to napredek, priborjen cd mcStanskega raz-
reda revolucionarnim potion. 10 je novi, image
viii ra2red uStanovii Svoje gospodStvo V pridob-
ljenih p~ozicijah, je Seveda sam postal Eonscrva-
tivcn. Ali njegova oblast je dala nadaljnicmu
%razvoju move pogoje. kakor .je bio nujno, da jc
burzvazna revOlucionarnoS prcma gala fevdalno
konSeryativnoSt je Y novi druzbi poStalo potrcb-
no, da premaga nova evolucionarnos kapitali-
Stlcno konServativnost.
y !" ""N'"''!''
Y materiialnih razmerah utemcljeni napredek.
ProletarSha reyoluciia mora odStraniti ovire Sc
daj ~nujnega nupredka. TIA ovira pa tiGi Y privatui
laStnini produkciiSkih SrCdstcv. Gill prolctariata
mora biti torci odStranitev tc priyatnc Jasmine.
Nv J, " q! ",s".' u'i V'oI.'lo'
., "' ~" VS." ,"ui P'It'''m ~
I."'' r5N"'"' :''' " ,"
'TM' ""ES "n'lNc' 'o''"'i"cn' pa ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
Blek .ricna razsvetljava ma Danskem

Danska drzava Sc lahko ponaSa. da
j. med vscmi sovrstnicami ma prvcm
mcstu Sl"do clcktricnc razsvctliavc.
Nsnk okrai Xxi Steic mad 500 s%tauovni-
kov, ina svojo lastmo clcktrarno. '
kodanju SO tri Vclike clrktrarnc :
1000 koniskih sill mocnimi stroll. stroie
mnnjSih clcktrarn pa kuriio 4 olicm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

K%ongresnik Kahn IL Kaliforni-
je, XII je vodil republikanske kon-
%gresnike, ko je bila spre.jeta OBJ
vezna vojaSka dolznost, pravi, da
Je treba sedanji zakon popraviti
ali izdelati novo postavo, da DO
mOgoce poklicati k naboru MIA
denice, Xxi so pc Is. maju postal
start q. let. Pc njegovem mnenju
j. treba zakon tako spremcniti.
ola sc morajo registrirati vsi mia
denici V staroSti Is. in II. leta, Ola
SO avtOmatiGno podvrzeni vojaskc-
mu naboru, ko dosezejo 81. leto.
IL Washingtona, ID. C., javlia-
jo: Clark, predsednik kongrcsne
zbornice, napoveduje, Ola DO pri-
hodnje k%ongresno zascdanje ira
Jalo do septembra ali oktobra.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

Carinski uradniki "a domaci
davek so porocali, da MISC tovar-
narii, Xxi i2dcluiejo mumici.io,
vplaGali 1880, 600 cd I2la cd
stotncga davka. Doslei .ic bio cd
lie vsotc vplacanih mad $40, 900, 900.
Municijski |tovarnar.ii so plaGali
priblizno $26, 100000 davka. Ca
rinski uradniki, Xxi so proiskali
stvar so obycstili t~ovarnaric, da
so njih yplacila pod vsoto, Isl hi .jo
moral pIacati.
Nekateri tOvarnarji 80 Sc no
tell izogniti davku ma ia naGin, da
so odracunali veliko vsoto od vred-
nosti strojev i'll tovarnc, CcS, ola
tOva"ra po voini ne be imcla no.
bene vrcdnosti