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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
zANIMIv CLANEK O NADzoRoVA,
NJU BANKE ZvANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.
Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstvo, &c JIG banka
pod nadzorstvom Clearing Housa".

Use banke, XII imaio zvezo ; Chicago
Clearing House. so podvrzene strogemu
nad~zorovanju cd uradnikov tegn zavo.
ia. Pregledovanjc ra6unov in imctia
Sc mora vrsiti %najmaui enkrat ma leto.
~lz'edenei n%atan6no preiSceio stanie
Ssake banke. Nso gotoyino presteiejo.
p~regicdajo vse note. varSGinc. vknjizhc
IN drugc vrednostne %!istinc. Sc prepri.
tajO o fondih. XII so naloZeni y drupib
bankah in pregledqjo knjigc in rasunc.
&c najdejo izvedchci kake slabc ali
dvomljive vrednos;ne l%istine. Sc tc ne
stelejo vec kot imovina bankc. Ako Sc
lc skrtila vrednost b%anencgn prcmozc-
MIA. mora h6nka kazrti pravilno yrcd.
most V svojih knjigah. &c banka drzno
spckulira in Sc j : pride ma sled. mora
to ta@oj opustiti. Use. kar je slabo. ri
skirano. Sc mora takoi odstraniti in ma
Domestic Z boljsim. &c vsega tcga
banka nitro ne popravi in stori. izgubi
vse nadaljnjc uGodnosti in pravice. XII
Jill ~vzivaio bankc. katere so zdrulcne y
Clearing House.
Kedar SO odvzamcio kaki bank 70
u%godnosti ali &c nj spreie:a y Cleraing
House ina slednja IN to dobcr vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa ic o banki. Hi j.
e%laniea To- zvczc, zc to dovoli jason do
kaz, la lima dobro imovino, da je nien
kredit dober in de vodi svoi icnarni
promct po predpisih, varno in Sigurnc.
Naert IN Radzorovanje hank potion
Clearing Housa je bil izdclan v Chieagu
pred desetimi lett. cd katerega casa ma.
pref nj bankrotiraln niti ena bnnka. Xxi
ie bila v zyezi : TEN Clearing Housom.
Ako je slo ma ali drugi bank slabu
vSled panike ali Nojske, SO il takoj pri-
sko6ile ma ponce drugc Clearing House
banke in il, pomagaie, dokler Sc MISC
povrnile zopot normalne TIA
Clearing House nadzorovalni naert SC
ie pokazal tako vspesen, da so povsod,
kier koli Sc nahaja kak Clearing House,
sprejeli tn naert.
American State Banka ie V zvezi 5
tenn Clearing Housom. jc pod njcgovinl
nadzorstvom in ina Use privilegijc t.
banke, kateri poda vsako leto pet po.
polnih %raeunov.
American State Banka pa ic tudi pod
lrZavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsakC
leto pet detajliranih ruCunov q stanjr
Banking Departmental drzave Illinois
NapFavite NASo banko y Vase
banko in Vas denar bo warren in 20
lahko d%vignete, kedar "a zelite.
hip0tek. Kakor tudi scznam $4,000 in
100000 zlatih hinotefnih bondov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

Prohibicionisticno gibanie v Ameriki je DO
pomona kapitalisticno; blagostanje ljudstya mu
10 lie pretveza,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
TuD1 sv1cA sTRADA.
KOnec : 6. strani.)

(kOnec s g.. strani.)
redba o zivilih kaze, da ne more to nit ndalet
zadostovati njenim potrebam.
V drugih dezelah, tudi V tistih, XII MISC zagoz-
dene med vojskujo6e Sc drzave, nj poloAj mic
boljsi. Kako eutimo posledice yoine cello V Anne
riki, nj treba praviti.
To so ~zalostna, ampak oeitna znamenia sve-
tovnih stikov in zvez, mednarodnega gospodar
stva in v~zaiemne odvisnosti vseh. In obenem INA
menja kapitalisticne nesposobnosti.
Kapitalizem in ~svetovno gospodarstvo tieita
V eni kozi. Brez Observation-Disclosures, po vsej zem-
III razpredenega gospodarstva je kapitalisticni ST
stem nemogo6; &c he hi bilo takega gOspodarStva.
hi ga bill moral ustvariti zaradi svojega ~lastnega
obstanka. Kar ga je bilo, ga je izpopolnil in do
vrSil.
Ampak temu gospodarstvu nj mogel dati
podlage in organizacije, Xxi hi privedla ~njegovo
u%spesnost do vrhunca in izvlekla liz MEGA naivcG-
10 mono korist "a cloveStvo. Organizacija kapi-
talizma ie polna nesoglasij, nasprotij in Sporov.
Da je vrgel he pol Europe, temvec YES svet
V straSno krizo sedanje vojne, izvira IL znaGaia
kapitalistitnega sistema samega. To ie ~niegOva IL
soda, njegovo prokletstvo.
Dannadan nam daje sedanja vojna dokazc,
da je priSel kapitalizem do meje svoje uspeSno-
sti. Sistem, Xxi ne more mic druzega, kakor mnoaiti
bogastvo malega stevila posameznikov, Sc neizo-
CHINO prezivi. Sistem, Xxi ne more ma noben naGin
wee SluZltl cloVeStvu IN nlegoVm z1vllenSklm pO-
trebam, ampak ina sam V Sebi neStete nevarnOS1i
"a c~lovestvO, mora postati neznoSen in lie nd spo
znanja prizadetih mnozic je odvisno, ia Sc ga
resi-.
Do njegovega padca dozivimo lahko Sc razliG-
ne ekSperimente; drzavni kapitalizem. Iii ga YEA
81 pomotoma zamenjavajo Z drSavnim Socializ-
nom, sc razvija pray V sedanji vOjni in Sc po skle-
njenem miru gOtovo Sc r~azSiri. Problema pa raw
no tako lie resi-. kakor ne privatni kapitalizem
Trpinceno, a nezavedno. Socialno neizobrazeno
ljudstvo lahko uprizori razne lokalne nesmoirene
revolte. Tudi tie he reSijo problema. hmpa& tudi
zmote postanejo Sofa in neiZogihmO pride cas-. ko
spozna deiavSki razred, da zahtevaio move razmc-
re nOvO OrganiZacijo.
Ia organizacija mora obSegati vso druzbo.
Men temeli mora biti YES svet, MEN namen pa
korist vsega cloveStva. Nova druzabna organiza-
CHA mora biti gospodarSka, socialna. mednarod-
ma. Il drugimi besedami: Syet mora poStati So
cialisticen.
To nj nasa zahteva, ampak ncizcgibna posle-
dica razmer in potreb. A potrebc so faktor, kate
remu Sc nj mdgla nobena oblika irujno upirati.
Preko vseh zaprek 81 mstvarja svoje lastnc po-
treble.
Socialism mora priti. To dokazuie sedanja
volna sauna. ma sebi. To dokazuje vsaka pcaamez-
ma faza to vojne. To dokazuje vsaka njena po-
stranska posledica. 'Tudi t~rpljenjc in Use bridke
lZkuSnle nevtralnih dezel dokaZujeio TO.
&c pa to razumemo, ne moreno izkazati Glo.
yestvu ncbene Boise sluzbe, kak0r da napncmo
vse mOci "a elm prejsnjo spopolnitev organizaci-
le in IN zmago sOcializma.
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pa mai DO namen najpoStejnesi, pa lie skoduje ve-
Tiki styari.


IL Maastrichta V Holandiii ~poroeajo, da je
V kruppOvih tovarnah V Essenu izbruhnila stav-
ka, Xxi sc ie po vesteh lista Lies Nouvelles' 'tako
razSirila, ola je re 10000 delaJcev ma strajku.
Glavni vzrok je pomanjkanje zivil. Omenjeni list
poroGa nadalie, da so hill liz enakih vzrokOv V
Cahah veliki izgredi. Policiia Xxi Jim nj bila kos,
ie pozvala v~oiastino ma pomot ia pa baje nj ho-
tela nastopiti proti delavstvu.
To je skoraj enaka vest tisti, Iii je pred par
messed poroGala o velikih iZgredih V Moskvi, kier
tudi ~vojaStvo nj hotelo naStopiti proti ljudstvu.
&c je porocilO osnovanO ma reSnici, hi hilo raZve-
s~eljivo. Mogo6e hi re bio. Voiaki so po veGini V
uniforme vtaknieni delavci. O potrebi vojskova-
MIA roper zunanjega sovraznika Sc Jim lahko mar
Sikaj dopoveduje. Streiiati ma Svoie tovarise. "a
to ker stradajo, je pa vcndar druga rec.
Odrekanje pokorsGine kljub temu nj tako e.
nostavna rec, kakor hi sc 6loveku zdelo, Militari-
zem 5 svojo discipline je aparat, V ka,erem Sc vo-
liza ~njegovih prisinih Sluzabnikov vrazic tezko IL
%veljavi. &c sc zgodi, da Sc vojaki ~resEi6no upro
p~ovelju, JIG to torei re izredno in zelo pomenljivo.
Ia zaGetek revoluciie ma NemSkem pa tegG
vendar ne SmemO Smatrati. Neriamemo, da ie tu-
iii tam dovoli nezadovoljnoSt po vSej dezeli. Am
pax TAXI pOsamezni razveScijivi %Siucajl nam ne
daiejo pravice, da hi jill generalizirali In sploSne
razmere so has ma NemSkem najmani ugodne ~
revOluciio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
UTRINKI.

liz dezele atentatOv prihaja vest o Sc chi po-
liticni zaroti, ki je pa ostala brez uspeha. Ruski
crnOsotnijci so baje hoteli umoriti profesoria in
posanca Miljukova, voditelja kpnstitucionalnih
demokratov. Mcz, Xxi je bill doloGen, ola izvrsi u
NOR, je pa, kakor pravijo vesti, Use primal. &c
Je to porocilO resnicnO, tedaj ieznacilno. Da jc
med MllJukovO "kadetSko" stranko in reakcio-
narnml ernosotnijci veikO nasprotje, sc pat ra-
zunne samo pc sebi. Ampak to vendar Sc nj povod
IA zarOto, sicer hi 81 moral vrsiti atentati vsak
dan. P%omembno je pa to, Ola ie Miljukov naiveG
povzrOcil padec bivSega ministrskega predsedni-
ka Stueimerja, ko ie razkril |njegovc naGrte "a
separator mir z Nemcijo. &c jc TO reakcionarce
tako razkatilo, da so ga hoteli spraviti = sveta.
Jc to/znamenje, da zivi ' njihovih glavah Sc we'd
no misel Ma tax poseben mir. In reakcija vlada Sc
daj V Rusiji. Presenetenja V zunanii politiki to-
rel nikakor ne bi bila izkl juGena.
Ma Irskem so zopet zaGeli "zapirati rebele ali
snmljivce. Aretirani so clani tajnih organizacij
Sim Fcin in Gaelic League. Nekateri izmed Nth
so bill udelezeni pri lanski irski vstaji. Priieli
so Jill v raznih mestih in vecinoma pripeljali V
Dublin.
Kratka vest, Xxi jo prinaSa Central News A
sency, ne pove mic natanGnejsega. Niti razlogi teh
~aretacij MISC naveIeni. LIE slutiti Sc more, da Sc
Je nemara pripravljala kaksna nova vstaja. Toda
slutnJe so kakor SAME; IL Nth Sc ne morejo IL
vajati nikakrsni p~ozitivni zakljuGki.
&c gre res "a kaksno novo vstajo, hi bilo Ia
ko ~ugibanje V sedaniih razmerah obzaiovati. Ne
mOrda zaradi tega, ker hi bilo naperjeno PROT
Angliji, ampak cato, ker nina nobenih pogojev
IA uspeh V sebi. Nikdar mi imela Anglia toliko
~vojastva, kOlikor ga ina sedaj. In ce imajo u
porniki morda par strojnih pusk, ina rcgularna
armada tezke topove. Paddle hi torej zopet zrtvc,
n paddle bi zaman kakor lani.
Razun tega je pray sedaj angleska vlada cd
redila razpravo o irskem vprasanju V parlameniu
in morda bi TO priyedlo do kompromisa, Xxi hi o.
mOgOcH lrcanom Home rule. Revolte seveda MISC
ugodne takim razpravam in dajejo lie nasprotni-
kom sprave material. Irskim poslancem je TEN
stalisee prav tako otezkoceno kakor angleSk;
vladi.
Revoluciia je vclika rec in krasna rec, kadar
so zanjo pogoji in cas-. Diletanticno revoltiranie,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

"Tages IeitunS" Y Beriinu prinasa oster ma
pad ma bivSega ameriSkega poSlanika Y Berlinu
Gerarda izpod peresa znanega grOfa Revcntlova.
Zadnji piSe, da je Gerad poSiljal Y .Ameriko in
formacije Z namenOm, da prideio V London in
Pariz, da je indirektno pomagal pri uietju Roger
Casementa in ga $ tenn izrocil anglcskim rabljem
in da je sploh deloval kot 'Spion'' "a sovraznikc
Nemtije kondmo pravi pisac: "Ilvala Bogu da
ie Gerard odSel!'
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CT
pristopajte X
SLOVENSKI NARODNI POD.
PORNI JEDNOTI.

Narcotic 81 devnik "Prosve-
tai. List stane "a cello leto $500,
pol leta pa $50.
Vstanavljajte nova druStva. De-
set cl%anov(ic) ie treba "a novo
druStvo. Naslov "a list in "a tai
nistvo ie: 2657 So. Lawndale Ave.
Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

Alro zelis citati najnovejSe in
dobre novice, potem sc naroci ma
Milwaukee Leader" navecji So
~cialistjcni dnevnik vzhodno cd
mesta New York. Stane 25c ma
mescc. Milwaukee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

V Baltimore ie priplul anglcSki parnik "La-
COMA, XII je preSkrbljen z novo i2naidbo prot;
napadom submarine. lznajdba je dclo angleSkjh
kemikov in s~eStoji IL aparata, XII magic producira
oblak dina. V %sluGaiu, da ladja SLUT suhmarinka
Y blizini, Sc magic zaviie Y dim in 5 tenn zapre so
vrazniku pogled ma ladio "a wee ur. AngleSka adj
miraliteta ie menda preSkrbela yse parnikc $ ten
aparatOm.
PoeakajmO, prcden Sodimo o uspcsnosti te IL.
najdbe. Doslej doseaajo submarinke Sc vcdmo
ogromne zrtve.
PRAY ko odhaia lis: V fisk, prihaia porociio,
da je "Laconis" ma povratni poti torpedirana in
posrezlIjena, baie brez svariia. In 2 MO je, kakor
pravijo vesti, potopljenih deset Americanov. Po-
lozaJ je 5 TEN silno poostren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
DUNGEON CELL
FOR POMEROY IF
"STRIKE" KEEPS UP
Refusing Liberties and Work.
LITER" Says State Made
Him a Scholar ~,
IN, Telsxr,ob 10 The rnbun.l


Boston. Jan. "a. - Solitary confne-
ment in a dungeon cell faces Jesse
Pomeroy if he persists in his "strike"
against the terms of Governor Nc
Calls communication of his sentence.
Deputy Warden Williams, of, the
Charlestown State Prison, to-day went
into the offers" cell and told him that
he had until Monday TO decide. The
prison authorities have lost patience
with the convict on account Of his OBJ
stinate refusal to accept the Liberties
accorded him after fight of year:
waged in his behalf by hundreds OF
sympathetic citizens.
Work, which he says is distasteful TO
him after his forty-one years OF en-.
forced idleness, must be done. they said
to-day, and he win have to obey all
the prison regulations.
If Pomeroy does not willingly take
his place among the other prisoners on
Monday he will be sent to dark cell.
1.-THE state has brought me up as a
scholar" said Pomeroy. II am not used
to work and won't do it,"
He wishes to become school teacher.
Heretofore, although isolated from
the other prisoners, Pomeroy has occu-
pied the best cell in the prison and has
put in his time reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
RUMANIAN RULER
GUSTS GENERALS
WHO WERE BEATEN
Army Reorganized and Fourteen
Omcers in High Command
Dismissed by King

London. Jan. 27.-Because OF the as
astrous campaign in when INC -
mans conquered nearly all humans
King Ferdinand has reorganized mo
army and has retired fourteen generals
of divisions and brigsdes IN favor OF
iunior officers. according to ohlciaI
ycnorts received here from Jassy, the
Temporary Rumanisn capital: FROM
tbe carly DAYS of the Rumanian cam,
naien the work of the higher command
has been severely criticised IN many
Although there has been TO let-up IN
the intense cold that has grlpped the
Runanian front for two weeks, MINOR
engagements have again occurred oe-
tween the opposing armies. The troops
of Mackensen, according to Reuters
correspondent, are concentrating their
Efforts in the region of Nanestl and the
confluence of the Putna and Sereth
rivers. "where an alienation OF ad-
vaAces and retirements without strate-
cic significance has occurred lately.
A Rumanian official statement, the
first to be issued in weeks, says; IN
tho Casin Valley our troops attacked
the enemy and. in spite OF severe colo
and heavy snow. succeeded after eleven
hours of desperate sighting in driving
him south of the Casin and Sushltza
valleys" Berlin reports raids by the
Teutons. in which one hundred prls..
oners we're tafen in the Putna and
Casin valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

sion. In none Of the reports that have
been issued thus far has the commis.
sion undertaken. to give its conclusions
as 10 the value OF the properties. be.
fore sscertaining the final value the
commission Is required by the isw
frat 10 ascertain and report In detaii
as TO each piece Of property owned OF
used by said common carrier Tor US
original cost TO date. the cost OF repro
duction new, the cost OF REPRODUCTIVE,
less depreciation, and an analysts OF
the methods by which these severai
costs are obtained, and the reasons iof
their differences, II any:
The commission Is also required 10
ASCERTAIN and report separately other
values and elements OF value, X any.
When the tentative valuations are
completed the commission is required
70 give notice 20 the. roads, to the Az
torney General of the United States
and to the Governor OF each state ~
which the property is situated. ano
give hearing on any protest that may
be presented before a final Valuation
shall be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

their bale hooks into the cases OF con-
centrated death.
His statement was illustrated IN
striking manner by Thomas Flynn, a
stevedore, who went to the Jersey City
Hospital yesterday saying that ne
wasn't feeling just right. Physicians
diagnosed his case as cocaine poison
ing. Flynn told Police Lieutenant
James Rooney, Of Jersey. City, that
handling high explosives had got on
his nerves and he had told fellow
workman his troubles.
His companion had told him the cure
was easy, and taken him 10 New York,
where he bought white powder. Flynn.
obeyed instructions, he said, and took
the white powder.
Mr.. Fisher told of seeing 1ongshore-
men at work in two shifts loading a
barge with INT. While one gang was
showing the explosive into a chute, at
the bottom of which was a mattress,
he said, the other was seated about
red hot stove in the cabin, peacefully
smoking.
A. c. Hutson, Of the National Board
of Fire Underwriters, said that Massa-
chusetts had the best laws governing
the manufacture and handling of ex-
plosives. Licenses and control 'vo~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
CAPT. GAUNT BACK, PRAISES
BRITISH IN WEST FRONT
Morale of Troops Excellent, Says Naval
Attache After Inspection Trip

Captain Guy Gaunt, British Naval
Attache, with Offices in this city, re-
turned yesterday on the Adriatic from
a three months trip along the Western
front. II wished to examine the condi-
tions along the actual front, and now
am satisfied" Captain Gsunt said. "Ihe
morale of the British forces is excel
lent. Attack and defence are alike TO
them. They accept any fortunes Of war
with eouanimity."
When asked If he believed that the
war would last two years longer, Cap
tain Gaunt said that he thought 1t
would be over before that time. "F'rom
what have learned believe that con
ditions are welnigh intolerable In Aus
tris, and especially Is this true in Hun
gary. There is lot of suffering which
does not appear on the surface and a
great deal which is kept secret"
Captain Gaunt's name did not appear
on the passenger list. He arrived I'M
der the name Of "Mr. George Grant"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
SAYS DEATH OF MORGAN
STOPPED N. H. DIVIDENDS
Road Would Be Paying Had He Lived,
Statement Credited to Son

ffy Telegraph to The Tribune
New Haven, Jan. 27.-The New YORK,
Vow Haven & Hartford Railroad never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

in II as guide to the persons VINO
may have profted from a leak. -.
'Will you call ]. 7. Morgan, Mr. van
derl'p and others TO testify as 10 tneli
seuo with Secretary McAdoor' was an
other question asked him.
what relevance would that nave W
the inquiry 90 he countered.
"Well, it has been charged that Mr.
McAdoo furnished certain bankers with
an advance tip on the Presidents note
that they might get even with his ehe'
mics" 49,
'If any ono ever suggests banker
that Mr.. McAdoo tipped off, SAID MI;
Whipple. "that banker will come ana
testify 10 the limit
THAT means that Pliny Fisk will be
called, does ii not" 81, q
"Mr. Fisk will have to TESTIFY OF
Mr.. Whippie returned TO Boston last
night. He will be back tonight, when
the members OF the committee now IN
washington are also expected, reaoy
for the resumption of the hearings TO-
morrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
Declare Federal Basis Is
Too Low and Many
Items Omitted
PROTEST HEARINGS
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Interstate Commission to
Decide in Two Test
Cases
lFrom The Tribune Bursu.l


Washington, Jan. 27.--lmportant
principles affecting the methods by
which the valuation Of the railroads
is to be determined by the Interstate
Commerce Commission are expected to
be settled as a result OF hearings which
will he held before the commission at
Washington, beginning on Monday,
The first hearings will be on the So
called tentative valuations" reported
by the commission of the properties
of the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
and the Texas Midland railroads.
Both of these roads have filed pro-
tests with the commission, in accord
snce with the terms OF the law, max
ing exceptions to the detailed findings
in the tentative reports, and pointing
out items OF values which have been
omitted, and which they contend should
be included, as we'll as making objec-
ton to many Of the methods used by
the commissions division Of valuation
in compiling these statements.
Commission to Decide
The commission itself has not yet
passed upon some of the most impor-
tant questions regarding principles and
methods of valuation, but is expected
to do so after all the facts have been
laid before il at the hearings which are
to be held as to the earlier reports on
smaller roads, so that they may be used
as basis for computing the valuations
of the other roads.
The railroads assert that the divis-
ion Of valuation has made its reports
on the lowest possible basis. leaving
most disputed points to the commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
One-F Fourth of Rumanians
Wiped Out, Says Premier

Paris, Jan. 27.-The Rumanian
Premier, j. ]. c. Bratiano, who is in
Petrograd for a conference with the
Russian authorities, is quoted in
temps" dispatch as saying he was
glad TO find in Russia the same feeling
of unshakable faith in the outcome OF
the war as in the beginning. He de;
clared that the Rumanian army WOULD
the time was approaching when II
would, with the aid Of the Russians,
drive the enemy from its territory.
"As to our losses" said the Premier,
"the Rumanisn army, having. desper,,-
ately defended every inch OF ground,
has lost in killed and wounded about
one-fourth Of its strength.
1.-THE booty which has fallen into the
hands of the Germans should not be
too greatly exaggerated. In any event.
it will not improve the economic sit
uation in Germany as much as IT Is
believed" .-t b.
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In the hands Of the state police, he
said.
Mayor Emil Grauet Of Weehawken
told OF finding forty-eight carloads OF
explosives in the Erie yards there IN
one day. Dwellings were within l,5oo
feet of the yards, he added.
Henry Hershfeld, chairman OF the
committee, remarked that he had been
told that it was as dangerous TO travel
from New York TO Philadelphia on the
Pennsylvania Railroad as to venture
into the U-boat zone.
A woman who said the committee
had golden opportunity to stop the
war and that she had written 10 King
George without success as yet, sought
in vain to give her views. -.
The committee met in the City Hall
In Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

would have stopped paying d.dd1sI.
II the elder Morgan had lived. ~
statement is credited 70 the "a, ss
the great fnancier BY A. Msxev Hi,,'r
OF this city, who talked recently NJ,
the present J. P. Morgan on the f.,.sNs
Of the road. "Mr. Morgan sSSs1s
said Mr.. Hitler. "thst he was out a. !.
now and that banking interests In a"
ton were in the market for the eontss,
Of the road
II asked Mr.. Morgan" Mr.. Hitler -.
counted, why he got out Of the bos,a
Of directors OF the New Haven.
az didn't care TO be tried ia,
life for trying TO protect the Interest,
Of the stockholders, he replied ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
HUNT BUSTED BY COURT
AS ARIzoNA'S GOVERNOR

Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. 27.-rhe Arizon,
Supreme Court late to-day returned +.
decision holding that Thomas Z. Cam.
bell, Republican. is the de fseto Gov.
ernor Of Arizona.
The decision Gusts G. ". P. Hu,.
Democrat, who had claimed resleetio,
and held possession Of the state Cspi.
toll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
SAYS WAR PLANTS
HIRE DRUG USERS
Fire Underwater Charges
Laxity in Employing
Munitions Labor

Charles II. Fisher, superintendent oil
the schedule rating department OF the
New Jersey Fire Underwriters Asso-
citation, told the committee Of the New
Jersey Assembly that is investigating
the recent munitions explosions, yes
terday, that a primo requisite for fut-
ure safety was stricter scrutiny OF the
men handling explosives.
Many Of them, he declared, were drug
fends, and more OF them we're subject
TO any examination before they sank