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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25
ZadOvOljn0St in sOcializem.

"a mas v postev, &c govOrimo o zemlji in o Glo-
vestvu. Ma zemlji nj nebes. In da kar naravnost
povemo: Niti ne bo Jill ne. Ma zemlji Sc lahko
m~arsikaj izpremeni in cloveStvo Sc lahko izpopol-
nj, kakor Sc danes &c nikomur ne SANTA: ampak
nikdar ne DO V tel 'sOlzni dolinin ustanovlieno
nebesko kraljestvo in nikdar Sc tukai ljudjc ne
lzpremene V angeljcke.
PRAY odlocno tudi oporekamo misli, da Sc IL
kvarja socialism $ takim brezplodnim poslom.
kakor mu ga v6asi pripisujejo dobre duSe, zlasti
kadar bi ga rade pc sill spravile V soglasje : kr-
scanstvom, MANFRED s takim krScanstv om, kakrSne-
ga 81 prikrajajo sami. Y velikim trudom izvaiaio
IL evangeliia, ola nj Kristus obljuboval nebes mad
oblaki, ampak da ie mislil ma nebcSko kraljestvo
ma zemlji. In potem pravijo "To hoGe tudi soci-
alizem; torei Sc viemata krS6anstvO in social
Zem.''
Prepir o vpraSanju, kakSna nebesa je oblju-
boval svetopisemski Jezus in kan Jill je postav-
ljal. lahko prepustimo krSGanskim teologom. Oni
Sc radi ravsaio zaradi takih 'pr~oblemov," nam pa
nj ma Nth mic lezeGe. Ampak V socializcm Sc ne
dajo ma tax naGin vtihotapiti nebeSke utopijc.
Socialism ina opraviti 4 nezadovOlinoStjo.
Mixer pa ne trdi. da odpravi vso nezadovoljnos
= tega Sveta in da napravi ma zemlji razmere, XII
hi Sc smele imenovati nebcSke. To hi bilo Sc wee,
kakor &c hi socialist pravili, da naravnajo zemcIj
sko os takO, da Sc staja led ma Severnem in juz-
mem teGaju in Ola dobi mas planet takorekoc veGno
pomlad.
&c je nezadovoljnost sploSna laStnost cloves
kega %znacaia, je vsakdo fantast, kdor miSli, da
jo more odpraviti. In &c je nezadevoljnost gonil-
ma sila, XII je V r~azvoju neizogibna in XII povzro-
ga napredek, je ne bi hotel socialism niti tedai
odpraviti, &c hi jO mogel. Zakaj vse, pc cemer
hrepeni socialism, smatra vendar lie "a postajo V
razvoju c%lOveStva, ne pa IA z%akljucno ~poglavic,
po katerem sc zapre VISA zgOdovina.
Socialism spoznava, da je velik del nezado-
voljnosti utemeljen V gospodarskih razmerah in
da Sc te lahko izpremene ma tax naGin, da Sc zbolj
Sa polozaj c~loveStva.
Pc boljSem p~olozaju je vedno hrcpenel Glo-
vek. In kolikor je mogel, 81 ga jc res zboljSaval.
To korakanje od pridobitve do pridobitve. cd
uspeha do uspeha imenujemo ~napredek. Tudi so
cializem ne pomeni ME druzesa kakor napredek;
ampak njegov smoter je najvecii napredek, XII je
mOgoc z ozirom ma sedanje razmere in ma sedania
sredstva cloveStva; in ia napredek mai ne obse-
ga lie kakSne posamezne skupine, temveG vSe Glo-
veSkO prebivalstvo tega planets.
&c Sc njegovi cilji uresnicijo, bo pa S tenn
pOlozena podlaga "a nov napredek. CloveSka ne
zadOvoljnost ne umre niti V socialhtiGni druzbi
toda ukvarjati Sc il ne DO treba 2 naiprimitivnej
SINH in najbolj ponfzujoGimi Skrbmi. Clovekova
dnevna briga ne bo vsakdanji kruh ~njegovo
stremlienje Made druge predmete in viSje ellie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25

stava je V odlocilnem trenutkn
popolnoma odooyedala, kakor ie
pac vselej ~Odpovedala, ako 10 wa
memo V temelju - kljub vsem
razpustilnim obsodbam.
Kako je bila dezela ma milo,t
In nemilOst izroGena zeleznicncmu
monOpolu, nan Sc drasticncje ka-
zejo dOgOdki V novih angleSkih
drzavah. Stanje .je morale doseei
tam tako visoko stopnjo, da lie
postalo neznosno i'll je upanje ma
sodbe popolnoma izginilo. Klic DO
podrzavljenju je Y tel dezeli ne
kaj nezaslisanega, nekai, ma kar
sc Sc pred enim samim deSetlet-
iem niti misliti ne hi Smelo. I'm da-
mes povzdigujejo Ia glaS ljudie, XII
so vse pref kakor socialist, lie ker
morajo ~spoznati, da je deiela in
administracija odvisna od dobre
wolfe kapitalistijnih goSpodarjev,
XII ma la naGin lahko odloGajo &C.
10 o usodi vojne.
Kontrola mad zeleznicami i'm pa.
rObrOdstvom, XII jo je doSegla via.
da, je pac Sc neskoncno oddalje-
ma cd socializma. Vendar je 2 MO
temeljito omajano dosle.i posveGe.
no nacelo, da jc "kapitali,t COS.
podar V svoji Hist"
Ia mas nj najvaznejSe razlog, IL
katerega Sc je TO zgodilo. Vemo.
da nina delavstvo za enkrat no.
bene koristi cd tega. Ampak do
kaz jc V TEN, da ne mOr privatni
k~apitalizem izpolnjevati nalog,
Xxi Jill pricakuje cd NIGGA druz-
ba, cello kapitaliSticno organizira-
ma druzba.
Vojna je "a Ameriko Sc takore-
koc V zaGetku. Kljub temu Sc re
kaze nesposobncst kapitalisti6nih
institucij. Privatni interest, mai
viSie, kar je poZnala kapitalistiG-
ma tradiciia in kar .je SGitila ME
ma zakonodajna reprezcntanca in
cksekutiva, vSaj kar sc tice vlada-
Jocih slojev, Sc morajo umikati
temu, kar velia momentano "a III
terese sploSnosti. Zeleznice mora
jo voziti, kakor sc zdi vladi po-
itrebno, producirati Sc mora "a pO-
trebe Wade; tupatam Sc dolocajo
Gene - vSe poseganje %posveGene
privatne intereSe.
Po tel poti pa bo treba koraka-
ii dale, zlasti Ge Sc voina kaj
zavlece. KOnccntracija V kapitali-
sticnih rokah je stremljenie kapi-
talizma; koncentraciia pod mai
tesnejSo kontrolo Wade ie nuj-
most vojskujoGe se dezele. In ee
sc potegne Ia cr:a dalje, je jasno,
kje sc mora tonjati.
Kapitalistitni ~razvo.j drzi V vse
|tesnejso koncentracijo do tiste toe
Ike, ko polozi liudstvo samo roke
ma sredstva, XII Jill ~potrebuie drui-
ba "a produkciio in promet. Ka-
pitalizem vodi hote ali nehote v
socializem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25
I oPET NE GovoRE IsTINu!
Detroit, sept. %, 1917.

u 80. brOju ''Radnicke Straze"
izaSao je clamak s. MiroSavljevi-
ca pod naSlovom "Gdje je IN do
sljednost'', ia kOjega nize podpi-
sani tvrde, da isti apsolutno ne
OdgOvara istini.
Clanak Sc bavi skupStinom, ko-
ju je sazvalo j. :. u. broi ia, ma
10. augusta IL Radniekom Domu,
ma kojoj je govorio drug Etbin
Kristan.
Mi neznamo kakovi SUI motivi
rukovodili S. Mirosavljevica, da
onakO pOdlo i jezuitski piSe ne
istine o pOmenutoi skupstini i o
drugu Kristanu.
Urednik "'RadniGke Straze''
pax trebao jeda priGeka zvanican
izvjestaj organizacije, a ne da je-
diva do6eka neiStinito izvjesce ne
odgovornih Osoba, koji nemaju nj
tolikO stida, ia ovakovu laz do
bace IL lice 250-300 posetioca po-
menute skupstine.
Mi smo procitali odgovor ured-
nistva "R. Straze" Mirosavljevi-
Gu IL jednom broju ''R. 81 rani-
je: "Kasno "a oval broj, no isko-
ristiti cemo IL iducem b%roju''. Ear
tako? Dakle ovakove SUI stvari "a
iskoristiti?
A kako da vas nije Std, da o.
vakOve stvari iskoriScavate, kada
to sami znadete da je laz. A to
Mrosavljevic takodjer Una, da je
njegov dopis neistinit j to svi INA
du, koji su bill prisutni ma pome-
nutOj skupStini. No ne smeta ova-
kovim stvorima kad zele da ne
kOga diskredituju, da Sc posture
i najgadnijim i nedozvoljenim
srestvima.
Cini Sc da ovako lazni dopisi
vrede danas mnogo wise "a ured-
nika Radnicke Straze nego ista
drugo Sto bi moglo koristiti ma =
Sem pokretu.
Ide Sc zatim da Sc Oblati i di-
skredituje V one drugove koji
su IL stanju da ucine sto "a pO-
kret, i koji hoce da misle svojOm
glavOm, Il ncce da jednostavno
klimaju glavom i kazu swim Cvet-
kOvim konfuzijama Amin.
AkO Sc Mirosavlievic usudi da
OvO pobija - ako Dude toliko
bezobrazan, mi cemo znati da mu
d~okazemo, da jc neistinu tvrdio IL
svom dopisu, akoprem smo i've
renja, da on vrlo dobro INA da
ono nije istina sto je napisao o po-
menutoj skupStini.
Mi nize podpisani na.jenergic-
nije prOtestiramo protiv ovako :
vega rada i iskrivljivania cinje-
MICA i z%ahtjevamO da urednistvo
"Radnicke Straze" he dozsvolja
va prostor nasega organa "a la
zne izjave raznih umisljenih ne.
sretnika.
Canovi j. Soc. Udruzenja 81 :
ia:
M. Sokollovich, p. Belamarich
y. Samardzic, Waldo Spremo, NJ
POlOvina, NJ. Ivanich, Alois Po-
tOcnik, Frank Jorchin, Lawrence
Gorjup, Vasa Perinac, Joe Koss.
Joe Anzicek, Jos. Oven, Jos. To.
pOlak, ROza Polovina, Louis Gallo.
vie, Bogdan MilaSevic, Petar HI
sOvec, Slavka Baberic, Geo. stat
ci, George Vivoda, Louis Manic
ny, Thomas Petric, Martin Man.
tony, f. Georgevic, Dane Brkl.ia
6ic, Helen Brkljacic, Steve Vuk-
manovic, Vasa B~jelojac, Joe Pri
mer, Joe Ocepek, Mary Oucin,
Bozko Ubavic, S. Zimonja, Mari
ia Zimonia, Milan Rokanovich,
Vasa Sekulich, j. t. d.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25

Vsled stavke24 tisoc kovimskih
delavcev je priZadeto ladjegrad-
niStvo ma pacifiGni obali. Mad sto
tovarn i'll delavnic obGuti stavko.
Nefina delavcev je zastavkala
Sc lie V pondcljek, dasiravno .ie
stavka trajala V mnogih podjet-
jim re sest tednov, ker MISC pod.
jetniki hotel priznati delavskih
zahtev. Delavci zahtevajo 40 cd.
stotkov p~oviSanja mezde. V STAY
Xxi so delavci vSeh kovinskih
strok; strojniki, %livarii, kotlarii,
kovati, stroievodie, kleparii, e
lektricarji, monterji it'd.
Kovinski delavci Sc zadrau.jejo
mirho, lie nekaj sip ie bio rabbi
tih ma vozeh ulicne zeleznice, Xxi
Jill v0dijo Stavkokazi. Stavkokaze
so potegnili z VOC in Jill malo po-
valjali pc tleh. Policijsko porocilo
pravi, da'j bilo sedem oseb ra-
njenih III enajst aretiranih.
Pogajanja Sc vrSe med zastop-
niki organiziranih kovinskih de-
%lavccv in z~astopr.iki podjetnikov.
NJ. T. Mcclure, Xxi zastopa kothr-
je, je v'lcd trme podjetnikov pc
Simisticen Z ozirom ma sporazum
in pravi, da JIG bilo ma k~Onferenci
n%emogocc dobiti podlago, da Sc
razvijejo uspeSna pogajanja. Pc.
lozaj jc pc njegovem mneniu ne
sprcmenl.jiv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25
Kapitalisticen razvoj.

Ena najznamenitejsih posebno-
sti kapitalisticnega proizvajania
je koncentracija proizvajalnih
sredstev.
Zacela sc je y trenotku, ko Sc
je polagoma odcepilo posamezno
rocmo proizvajanje cd manufak-
ture. Il vpeljavo strojev je pray
nitro rastla. Vedno veGji obseg je
zacela zavzemati Z r~azSirjavo III
spopOlnjevanjem obcil. Danes
stoji ze ma tako visoki stopnji,
da obvlada primeroma mala druZ-
ba proizvodc cele dezele.
Idruzitev proizvajalnih sred-
stew je bila re V Svojem zaGetku,
posebno pa Sc, ko jc priSlo ma po-
vrSje StrojcvnO delo, - velik ma
predek. Omogocila JIG napravo
dobrih, %potrebnih del V poprej ne
pricakovani mnozini, V mnogo
krajSem casu, 2 manjSim trudom
in StroSki. Bill je to dObicek Xxi je
priSel vSem V dobro. Bill je kul-
turni naprede!i IA vse G~lovcStvo.
Tako je o%stalo, dokler Sc .je dr.
Gala koncentracija gOtovih mel
in dokler 81 moral posestniki
proizvajalnih SrcdStev Sc konku-
rirati med Seboi. Toda kapitali-
Sticni SiStem ne pOzna beSede
~"Stoj'!. 81 ne d. zaGrtati, ne po-
Staviti nobenih mel. Mirovanie bi
IN pomenilo obcnem konec in -
razpad. Koncen.racija ie morala
korakati naprej in DO korakala
tako dolgo, dokler ne doseze svo,
ie najviSje locke. Malomescan.
>tvo in njegovi SvefOvalci SO zelc
MOTTO, ako verujejo, da bodo ka.
pitalisticncmu raZvoju zaStavilt
pot, ali "a m0gli cello potisniti ma.
Zai.
Razen vpeljavc ~strojnega de.
la jc izboljSanie ob6il pripomog.
10 proizvaianiu, da sc je povzpe.
10 ma danaSnio viSino. Ravno OBJ.
ella igraio %danaSnjem z~ivljenju
naravnoSt od~loGuioGo ulogo. Kdol
ie njih goSopdar, obvlada dezelo
Popolnoma more storiti to pac Sc
lie Sedai, kadar zdruzi V sebi po
>est obcil in proizvajalnih sred
stew, Razumljivo ie torej, da sire
mi razred kapitaliStov "a tenn. d;
dobi V svoio moe zeleznice in la
die, voznie pc Srthem in mokrem
To sc mu je naipopolneie posre
clio v Zdruzenih drzavah.
u o|gromnimi darovi zemlje j!
dovoljenjem ysch vrst PRIVILEGE
jew, XII so Jill smatrali "a potreb
ne pri napravi velikanskih dezei
nth prog, podpirane, so dosegl,
zeleznicne druzbe ma videz neo
majno moe. Nsak dvom o tenn j,
izginil pc Znanem desetletnen
procesu prot antracitovemu, pre-
mogovemu in zeleznicnemu tru
stu. NajviSji Sodni dvor je mora
pred TEN mOgOCnim truStom kapi
tulirati. Famozna Shermanova DO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25
IL Washinetona, d. c., p~oro6ajo:

AmeriSki pomozni ndbor V zapadnih dezelah
Azije pOrOca glavnemur stanu ameriSkega Rdcce-
ga kriza, da vladajo straSne razmere med bednim
ljudstvom V Mali Aziji, Siriji, Armenia in neka-
terih krajih Egipta. Tocni podatki kazejo, da so
Turk izgnali najmanjc en- million nebojevnikov
liz %njihovih p~rejsnjih bivalisc in med tent je maj
wee Otrok, sirot brez ~StarSev. Trpljenje teh bed
nikov je nepopisno in smrt ina bogato zetev. Ma
tisOce Jill umira cd lakOte in Nsled bolezni. Anne
risk pomozni odbor je izdaj $4,000 "a olajSa-
ME bede med armenskimi in asirskimi beguni.
Delavstvo more lie tedaj priGakovati druzbo,
V kateri DO uzival vse pravice, Ge jo samo usta-
nOvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25

Okoli $50 clanov narodnega
konferencnega odbora, XII trdijo,
da zastopajo 1G podjetniskih or
%ganizacij, pri katerih .je mad So
600 podjetnikov, je zborovalo V
Washingtonu. Predlagali so ma
rodnemu obramnemu svetu, da Sc
napravi skupna pogodba med
podjetniki in delavci, XII mai hi
preprecila stavkc in izpore, da o.
stanejo delavnicc neorganizirane,
XII so doslej neorganizirane. in Or
ganizirane, XII so sedaj organizira-
ne. Delovne ure in media mai bi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25

estate kot pred vojno, spremem-
be maj bi Sc izvrSile lie tam, kjer
Je dokazana stvar, da so Sc pO-
mnOzili ~zivljenski troSki. Pc zelii
podjetnillov morajo izostati vsi
poizkusi "a organiziranje dclav-
cev, in skli6ejo maj Sc takoj "a
stopniki mednarodnih uni ma
konferenco, da priznajo zgornje
predloge. { lAn
&c podjetniki miSlijo, da bodO
naSli take zastopnikc strokovnO
organiziranega delavstva, XII pod
pisejo take pogoje, sc bodo men,
da hudo urezali. Odbornik mije,
Xxi Ri pOdpisal kaj takcga, hi bill
kmalu general brez armada. ker
hi izjavil, da sc strinja 5 TEN, da
ostanejo doslej neorganizirani de-
iavci prepuSceni milosti svOjih
podjetnikOv. Gospodie cd jeklar-
skega, smodiSnega, mesarSkega in
drugih truStov so pokazali svojo
barvo in rekli, d. ie njih srcna re-
liza, da ostane.io delavci neorgani-
zirani. Ia strokovno organizirane
delavce je to priznanje nekaJ
vredno, ker poznajo zdaj natrt
svojega nasprotnika in DO lahko
nastopiti proti MENU.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25

kakor poroGajo IL Washington
je letosnji pride.ek fizola podvo-
jen. Waived ga pridelajo drza-
yah Michigan, Califarniia, New
York, Colorado in New Mexico.
LAM so V teh drzavah ~pridelali g..
$4,000 buSljev fizola. letoSnJi
pridelek DO znaSal 100000. )
fizolom jc bio posajcnih l,5OO,-
600 akrov svcta. Ia druge drzave
MISC ocenili pridelka.
Michigan pridela 7,S30.0OO bus
ljev fizola, California 6,399.OOO.
New York 2,s99,0OO Colorado .
32S.O00 in New Mexico 963.0oo'
Gene fizolu seveda MISC padle, &C.
pray Sc je pridclek V petih drza'
yah podvojil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-25

Lazar T%odorovich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26

money trI nsactions Of the NmeTica n
Express company. Is located. IN their own
building at 1880 Broadway F. t. Ran
ko and l.. r. Grkovich viii be in charge
OF the company. Mr.. Rsnko, who is a
candidate for the city treasurership on
The republican ticket. Is very wen known
in Gary. having been the first man who
came in July. 1909. with S j. Watson
TO start the business for the Northern
state bank.
Mr.. Ranko is an expert in foreign
money transactions succeeded in obta in
ing arrangements with American Elk
press company which is undoubtedly the
biggest financial institution N that line
of business in the world. 20 issue the
receipts to their clients signed By the
American Express company and counter
signed BY himself. giving this way ~
their patrons absolute security. service
and the lowest prices. which can be re-
allied only if compared with the prices
OF the other Institutions dealing ii this
line or business
Gary Money Exchange company viii
handle al kinds of insurance ana will
be very active In real estate business
and collections from any part of the
globe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26
A PLEAsANr ArrArR.

Gentlemen's Evening of the Ham
mond Woman's Club at the Masonic
Temple last night fully Justified the in
troductory statement by Mrs j. O.
Thompson. that the club is factor for
refinement in the home and in the com
munity. when the audience evidenced to
the utmost its appreciation Of the
classical concert program rendered by
the Gullotta Trio
The evening was in keeping With the
best traditions of the clubs social life
bringing together nearly I'VE hundred
persons whose names are written in the
city's Who's Who register. and leaving
a pleasant memory Of mere man reluct-
ant to be entertained in a woman's way
captivated by the charm and grace OF
the occasion.
But for q few eneores in popular
strains. a few entertaining readings BY
Miss Clsribeua Rice. a recital of Some
Mistakes" by Gullotta. the program was
almost severely classical. yet so happily
balanced for technique and interpreta-
ton that all could partake of the in
tellectual feast.
Mrs. J. 0. Thompson, president-clect
Of the club and chairman for the even
ing. briefly. but in well chosen words.
CAAoNhNoO AAio program ana IN
troduced the musical artists. Vincenzo
Gullatto. a violin virtuoso, his wife as
piano acompanist and Miss Rice. a So
prano and reader.
The Spanish Dance" and Spanish
Serenade" by Mr.. and Mrs. Gullatto.
also the dialect readings by Miss Rice.
were numbers of exceptional merit ana
were heartily received. Among the COM
posers represented in the program were
Wilson. Chopin. Haydn. Sarasate and
Del Reigo.
The formalities OF former years were
dispensed with and tho guests upon
their arrival were ushered to their re-
spective place by the following young
matrons: Mrs. Walter Wise. chairman;
Mrs. Clark Wagner. Mrs. II. NJ Thomas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26
MRS. ELIZABE TIL
HESS IS DEAD
Widow of Hessville's Found
der Passes Away at Ad-
vanced Age.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hess. widow of Joseph
Hess who was the founder and first
postmaster Of Hessville. died today at
her home in that village after an iIl-
ness of a year. The end was FASTENED
by pneumonia. She was the second wife
of the Lake county pioneer and is sur
vived by seven children who live in
Hessville and Hammond.
Reaching the advanced age of seven
ty-seven years. Mrs. Hess. who enjoyed
the acquaintance and love OF a great
host Of friends. has taken many previ-
Gus and interesting memories OF early
life in the county with her. Hessvllle
was a trading post and an Indian sot-
tlement when she went there to live as
the bride Of its founder in 1852 Her
maiden name was Elizabeth Natke and
she was born i'm Germany The fun
eral is to be held Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock from the house to the Hess
Vile cemetery.
For number Of years after the death
of her husband in 1895 Mrs Hess was
postmaster Of IIessville. an office Mr.
Hess had held for forty years. For
twenty-five years Mr.. Hess was trus-
tie Of North township and and he con-
Quoted the first general store in the
town which was named for him. He was
native Of France and a baker by
trade. coming to America in 1886 and
settling first at Gibson where he CON
Quoted an eating house. Gibson was
then the western terminus Of the Michi-
gan Central railroad and passengers
were carried into Chicago by stage
coach
In the early days Mr.. Hess drove an
OK team to Chicago for supplies and oc-
casionaly he was accompanied by his
wife, the round trip requiring two days.
and often three
The children who survive Mrs Hess
are John. Albert. Edward and Lydia Of
Hessville and Julius. William and Mrs
William Bunde of Hammond
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IN
HYPH|NATE:
MOVEMENT.

A strong protest is being made by
the foreign speaking Americans OF
East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
against the movement that now seems
to have been started by few enthus-
lasts TO put an exclusive foreign ticket
in the field in the coming city election
Led by Judge William A. Fuzzy and a
number of others. many of whom were
born abroad but who strenuousIy deny
that IL was ever from their thought and
purpose to exclude Americans from
their political conferences and who
challenge any imputation that they are
not Americans in every sense OF the
word, there is an ever increasing fac
ton that refuse TO be Chased with
those who seem to be con Inspiring to take
the local government from the hands
Of the American born and put it into
the hands exclusively Of the foreign
born.
They admit that there ara few mis-
guided enthusiasts that have been
preaching that doctrine but they claim
that this few is n the decided minor
icy
Here are the names Of some OF the
men ~ no Sfe not III sympathy with the
European vs.. American movement and
who proclaim their loyalty to American
institutions These men are leaders
bat these are not the only ones that
might be so classed. Other names.
however. are not at the monet avail
able; W. A. Fuzzy, Paul McCloskey.
Charles PuntilIo. B f. Champsixi. Joe
Matuck. b r. Yasulis. Steve Barzdys.
John Csmpion, John Pete. George Lug
ushan. Dan Narady, Dave Matucz. An
ton Balog. Frank Migas. A. G FTley.
on the ticket that was nominated in
the mass meeting there was no mention
made OF aldermanic candidates from the
First. Fifth or Seventh wards because
II was recognized that these wards
were Enthusiastically American. For
the Second ward. Joe Wadas was nam
ed r. Georgia for the Third ward
David Matucz for the Fourth. Stanley
for the Sixth and for al
dermen-at-lsrge. Joe Matuck, Gabe
Sasse and George Lugushan.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-26

SEEKS CITY
CLERKSHIP

THE TINES today carries the official
announcement Of Bolice szymanski. the
Young republican leader Of Gary. who
seeks the nomination for city clerk. Mr.
SzymansId today decided to be candi
date following a meeting last night OF
Polish citizens. who endorsed his candi
daey. They gathered at 18TH avenue and
Massachusetts, street. Peter Pisarski
was endorsed for eIderman-at-large
Mr.. Szymanski says he will operate
the office on basis Of efficiency and
viii be on the Job if elected He has
been in Gary politics for several years
and is widely known in business cir
cles. His father. Domlnick szymanskl.
served several years as a member of
the Gary city council.