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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
SIX YEAR old
BOY KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ginsburg Dies Shortly
After Car Turns Over.

Bennett Ginsburg. s-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ginsburs.
who reside at 70S Oak street, was
killed shortly after 2 o'clock on Sun
day afternoon, when Buick car in
which he was riding with his father
went over an embankment two miles
east of Mallory. The child did not
a few minutes after the accident.
The accident occurred when the
child's hat blew of, and he made q
dive toward the side Of the car to re-
cover the headpiece. Mr.. GinsburE,
thinking his son would lose his bal
ance and fall out of the car, reached
out to pull him back. and in doing
80 temporarily lost control Of the car.
which slued across the road. =
He claims to have applied the
brakes almost Immediately, but with
out effect. according to his story,
and that Of persons in a car about
half block behind the GinsbNrg
machine. the. car rolled over twice,
and landed right side up at the bot
tom of the steep embankment. Both
Mr.. Ginsburg and his son were, clear
OF the car when it landed in the ditch,
and 1t IL believed that the child was
struck when the car took the second
turn. 45
Mrs. 1ver Iverson. 11s1 Dacotah
avenue. who with her brother-in-law,
Gunwald 1verson, and other members
OF the family, were driving not far be-
hind the Ginsburgs, assisted Mr.. Gins
burg to- take the child to nearby
farm house, where an effort was
made to telephone for a physician.
According to Mrs. lverson, who picked
the child up. and held him while
making the trip to- the farm house,
he was. breathing very family, but
died shortly aftersreaching the house
Telephone connections with Grand
Forks could not be establislied from
thel:14rm.shoNeeS and the: sIverSon.
started for MALLORY. taking MI, Gins.
burg and the child. while second
party Of motorists who offered issis-
lance. went to; Fisher to telephone
for DR.. 9. N: Williamson Of this city
DR.. Williamson met the Iverson car
few miles beyond East Grand Forks
There were no marks or bruises on
the chfld's body. Death occurred
from an injury to the child.s neck and
spine, DR.. Williamson said today.
Coroner J. Nelson Of Crooksten
who. was called here late yesterday
afternoon in connection with the case
announced that the child had died ar
accidental death. ie;
In accordance with the. custom fol
lowed by Orthodox Jews. the body
was buried as soon as possible after
death occurred. the services being
held last night from the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ginsburg The remafns
were inferred in the Jewish cemetery
Rabbi Papermaster officiating.
Bennett Ginsburg is survived by his
parents and three sisters
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
CASE AGAINST
TOWllLEY SET
FOR THURSDAY
Waters Action Against the
League Leader to Be
Heard at Hillsboro.
tHerald Special Service )

- IN. H1o1 ot0 s5Poc.t1t ookNvHSS.1 = y
Hiilsboro, N. D., June. 13.-Hearing
of the civil action instituted by J. B.
Waters against A. c. Townley, prea-
league is scheduled to open here at
10 o'clock Thursday morning.
Judge A.. T. Cole Of Fargo will sit
in the case.
This action was instituted by Wa
ters last winter. He claims some $s,-
900 to be due him from Townley for
his services as manager of the U. 8.
Sisal trust. which he claims that
Townley controls.
The case was set for trial last
March, but was postponed 1t Town
ley's request. ..stfr,i
1t 10 expected that the main issue
in the case will be whether or not the
sisal TRUST Is actually Townley's prop
orfv s7r. .4t. = 4 ~, 1-a'..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
DEllBY ) N ORDER /. !.
TO SINS NOT
1 YET RECEIVED
Nothing 70 Indicate Sim.
Will Add More to Case
Until He Returns.

Z London. June 1s.--{By the Associ-
Ated Press Rear Admiral william
8. Sims sid this morning he had not
received the cab3o message from Sec
retary Of the Navy Dso6v anaoellng
the remainder of his leave q oha1oee
and ordering him to report a. soon q
possible in washington. 55 \
He left his hotel early, to fulfill a
day Of crowded social engagemsnts.
He has no further public speakinx
engagements before his departure
from England on Wednesday, and
there is nothing to indicate that he
intends adding anything to his side Of
the! departmental incident until his
return to America. ggss.
The admiral told an interviewer
that he believed Secretary Denby's
message had been displaced because
Of delayed response to the nrst one
askinE Il he tAdmiral sims) had been
correctly quoted in his address here
last week, in which he criticized
Americans in sympathy with the Irish
republic. Admiral Sims inasted that
the delay In his reply was due only to
delay in transmission, and declared
that he made his reply within an hour
after receipt of the cAblegram.
Admiral and Mrs. Sims have been
invited to dine this evening with
united states eSsAmba6a4dOr and Mra
Harvey. The Duke Of connaught and
other notable peerage are among the
invited guests. .4
Leeds. ENGLAND, June. 18th.
Yorkshire Post today says:
There will be general sympathy
in this country for Admiral Sims, tina,
breezy sailor and inveterate friend ol
Great Britain. who once more has go,
into hot water In the United State.
for his plain speaking about Anglo.
American relations. It would be un.
fortunate II the action taken regard
ing Admiral slrns were construed iatt
evidences OF = definite attitude on ,h<
part Of the American, government to-
wArd4 the Irish question.
THE United States authorities ma.
take the view that Admiral Sims a
an omcer Of the American navy; hal
gone beyond hts province in publicl!
touching on such masters outside hi.
own country. In fhst. it is difficult
to see on what grounds the adm,ra
has laid himself open to special criti
ciSn. seeing that he has said thes,
things before in America, and tolt
them with complete candor in hi
war book, Victory at Sea-"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
FOUR WOMEN ARE.
CHARGED WITH
KABER'SM MURDER
Hinted That Mrs. Kabe,
Wanted to Collect Insur-
ance Money.

Cleveland. Ohio, June 1s.-Four
women are formally charged with the
murder, Of Daniel F. Kaber. who was
stabbed twenty-four times by hired
assassians in his home in Lakewood
two years ago.
Mrs. Erminia Colavito, 80, was
booked on. a charge of murder early
today after she had made startling
revelations to police. Others charged
with the crime and who are under
first degree murder indictments are
Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber. widow OF
the slain man, Miss NJ McArdle, hea
mother of Mrs. Kaber.
Twelve Reasons Suspected.
Indications were that further IN
dictments would be returned by the
grand jury today. Twelve persons
have been named in connection with
the murder.
Mrs. Colavito, known as a mid
wife, was arrested in Sandusky sew.
eral days ago.
Mrs. Colavito described in a signed
statement, authorities say how two
days before the murder Kaber's as.
sassins had tiptoed' through his
home to get the .'lay of the land
while Miss McArdle played a piano ia
drown the noise Of their footsteps.
She also is alleged to have said that
the assassins demanded $1,000 70,
comnitting the crime. but that "Mrs
Kaber declared she would not pay Il
unless her husband was killed with
some weapon so she could collect IN
insurance policy"
Denies Charge.
This was denied by Mrs. Kaber.
She declared four men were en-,
ployed to do the killing, two to use
the weapons and two to remain out.
side as lookouts.
Five hundred dollars had beer
given Mrs. Colavito. she said in her
alleged confession. to be paid the
assassins In part. The money wa.
given to her, she alleged, by a 1or.
tune teller, who is being held. and
who is said to have acted as "Eo-be.
tween" The $500 was paid, Mrs.
Colavito said. after she telephoneo
Mrs. Kaber that the men had threat.
ened her,,
! The fortune teller is said to havs
admitted handling the money but
Mrs. Kaber contradicted both WON
EMS statements. s~Ss / 2@
A man when questioned, IL declared
to have told the officers that Mrs
Kaber offered him large residence
lons Euclid -ayenue.!jf he s..sHassld, do .th.
work for her" and Also stated sh,
would give him Afbig automobile, II
Lwohld promise 70 run down her hus
hand and kill him with It," fThes'
statements, Mrs. Kaber also denied.
T.. Attempts by. police to apprehent
any of the four assassins. who's
names they know, SO far have beel
Iunsuccessful. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
No Arrests
Yet N ade IN
DObias Case

Crookston, Mimi. June 13.--No ar
rests have been made as yet in con-
nection with the attack made last Fri
day on Katie Dobois VI Angus, who
was beaten up by masked assail-
ant and left unconscious tied to the
kitchen table.
Although finger prints Of number
Of neighbors were taken by the Polk
with those left by the assatiAnt. the
latter were found to be too blurred to
make any real comparison possible.
One man is reported to be suspected
however 1@r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
!. .TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS

Washington - Admiral William
Sims in cablegram to Secretary Den
by said he was not correctly quoted In
an address before the EnEiish-S Speak-
ing Union. In London in which he crit
icized activities Of. Sim, Fein sympa-
thizers insthis country. 4 sS7f ,:.SG
New York-The six montAs agrss-
ment propo1ed by the shipping board
by witch striking mAF1na en4inenFe
Rould, d,srethrA to- work wttst 3 Npef
~ w sssss !; i2s &
ciation. 1. ss. ss, Z. ] IS +. S,
washington Prestdsnt Hasdins IT,
sued a statement ur3fng every young
man who can Dc 90, 10 attend sone OF
the citizens military training camps.
( Salt Lake sCity-Two were killed,
six are, missing, more than IS were
injured and property damage of near
ly one million dollars resulted from
a FIRE at the Utah Oil Refining COM
pany's plant.
washington-Belg has replaced
Germany as the protector Of Luxem-
burg. by the terms Of an agreement,
the, text Of which has been received
here. s.sag fal
Chicago--An agreement by which
the Northwest Wheat Growers aaso-
citation u to become a component part
OF the United States Grain Growers,
Inc, was announced.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
MANY HOME GARDENS.

Duluth, Mimi, June ta.-Home
gardens are berry planted In this city
With the ''old Wartime SPIRIT assert.
ed q. p. Gibson, county agricultural
agent. The potato, Ne said. Is the ID
vorite vegetable Uf Duluthians,; judg-
ting from the demand for potato seed
Tho West Duluth gardens will be de-
creased over last year because OF I
withdrawal Of q 13-acro lot which,
ordinarily is divided into family gar
dens.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
AMERICAN BELIEVED
KILLED IN IRELAND

Is London, June 13.--( BY the Associ-
ated Press. "A dispatch to the Lon
don Press association from Dublin to-
day said that Thomas Rush, 35. said
TO be an American navy penAoner,
was shot to death yesterday evening
At Liscul, near Castle-reagh by crown
pnreeq l3s. 55 " ffias i3g.. Ef
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
TO PAVE STREETS.

willmar, Mimi, June 1a.-At .
meeting Of property owners in this
town it was decided to pave all the
buainess streets Of Willmar. 1t has
been found that paving will be cheap
.er in the long run than graveling.
One hundred and Ave property own
ers favored the paving and forty
eight opposed it. s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
THE !. WEATHER. i;

Minnesota: Unsettled tonight
and Tuesday with probably
showers; not much change In
\ alnowicrs tonight; Tuesday gen
{, erally fair; not much caange "a
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q. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
7:0o A. NJ. Observations.

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THIEVES NOT CAPTURED.
Hayward. Wis, June 13.--Au-@
thorities here reported no trace 81
thieves who broke into local hard
ware store. removed $500 pcunds Of
dynamite and hauled It away in .
truck. n 3SSS
CUT OH. PRICE, \,
Independence, KAns.. J uneN ] --s
The Prairie Oil and Gas company to-s
day announced q twentv-fve cent cut
In crude; oil making the new prteas
,sl.e5 q barrel. &. sssS ~
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
S PARO PROTI LEPEMU
PLEVELU.

New Orleans, 5. sept. = PO de
vetnaistletnih prizadevanjih z ne
opazljivim uspehom Sc je napo-
sled odkrilo metodo katero Sc bo
zatrlo vodne hijacinte, ki so = 81
GER tako krasne = postale TAXA
vodam Lousitaniji.
Drzavni governor John M. Par
zer je odkril priprosto metOdo, ola
Sc lepo rastlino usmrti "a vseleJ ee
Sc je izpostavi vroci pari.
Kmalo po bombazni razstavi, ki
Sc je vrSila V Louisitaniji |. 1884
Sc je prineslo vodno hijacinto in
10 zasadilo neko reko V draw.
Do leta 1896 Sc je re takO pomno-
lila, da plovba ma vodah, kjer Je
rastla nikakor nj bila ve6 mOgoca.
Ne lie to, JUNO podnebje LouSita-
nije il je izborno prijela in od dne
do dne Sc je krasen plevel Silil V
druge vode, potoke in reke. Danes
Sc poroca, da Sc ie naselil re OBJ
vodah pri panamskem kanalu. Da-
mes Sc V Lousitaniii tezko dobi kak
potoGek, da bi ne bill ma enem ali
veG mestih gosto zajezen eudnim
plevelom, ki je tako sijajno lep V
svoiem zelenju in evetju, toda ta-
kO SkOdljiv.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
LUDENDORFF PRAVI, DA 30
NEMCIJA IMELA KRALJA.

Munich, Bayarska, D. sept.
NemGiia Sc bo povrnila pod mo,
narhisticno Waldo in povrnila So
bo potion proste wolfe nemSkega
ljudstva, tako Sc glasi prerokoya-
ME nemskega generala Luden-
dorffa.
On zatrjuje, da sedanji konflik-
ii V Nemciii MISC med republika-
nizmom IN monarhistom kot hoce
pokazati svetu sedanja nemSka
vlada temveG vlada BOZ med so
ciialistiGno republiko, ki nj demo-
kratiGna in monarhijo, ki bo de
mokratiGna. "
Naslednje izjavlja general:
"Monarhisti6no obliko Wade
smatra vecina nemSkega ljudstva
kot potrebno "a Nemcijo, JAZZ sam
pripadam k tel Stranki.
Mi monarhisti ne bono niti ne
.nameravamo doseGi svoj cilJ po-
tom sile ali umora. Mas namen Je
dober in 81 pridobiva cimdalje wee
priStaSev,
Ia ljudska VOLTA je tista, kate,
re Sc boji sedanja vlada in tlste
politicne stranke, ma katerih slo-
nj. Republikanska oblika Wade Je
bila upeljana V Nemcijo V letu
1918 potOm sile.
MisleGi monarhisticni krogi VI
diio Sc resne case pred seboj, gle
de svojega tezke bodoSnosti Sc ne
varajo.
Sedanja vlada, katera Sc zamo-
re vzdrzati ma povrSju samo po-
tom sile, potom zatiranja tiska in
iavnega mnenja, gotovO ne more
biti izraz ljudske vOlje."
Vidno je, da Sc gospOdu gene,
ralu izredno cedijo slime po pref
Sniem nemSkem rezimu, ko je pa.
radiral kot nekak zemsld bog. =
znabiti, da Sc v svojih prereh
Injih malo mott.
Berlin, 5. sept. = NemSki kan
cellar Wirth je V Svoji adresi osre
dnji stranki izjavil, da je priprav
LIEN uporabiti VISA sredstva in mo
Gi V draw proti reakciji.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
VESELA VEST IA WHO'LL
NISTE.

Ko je slaven italijanski izdelo
valec violin Stradivari umrl, jc
Sla z MIN grob skrivnost kon,
strukcije njegovih gosli. Nihce ve(
ma svetu - in preteklo je par ste
let cd tedaj = nj bill V stanu zgra.
diti vijoline, ki bi imela tako kra
sen sonoren in mocan glas. Sc Sc
daj Sc nahaja mnogo vijclm ME
govega della na svetu in Nth cent
so naravnost !ogromne.
Fred H. Gasparlin IL Evansto
ma, ILL.,, XII izdeluje vijoline, Sc j,
skozi deset let trudil, da bi odkri
Stradivarijevo skrivnost. Bio j,
brez uspeha. Koncno Sc je prika
zal pred zborom izl1usenih glasbe
nikov S svojo najnovejSo vijolino
katera je natancen duplikat Stra
divarijove. Ton move vijoline je i
stotako sonoren, cist in dalekose
zen kot pri naiboljsi Stradivarije
vi.
Zatrjuje Sc, ola bodo glasbenik
organizirali sindikat, Xxi bo zace
izdelovati vijoline po njegovi me
todi.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
OF IA NEsRECEN BIFsTEK.

Cikazan Daniel Lexereau, star
&c let, je bill razmeroma srecen
clovek, dokler nj naletel ma trdo
peGeni bifstek. V restavraciji Gu
sta Grannasa ma 1862 Milwaukee
Ave. je narocil porcijo sirloin bif-
steka. Bifstek Sc je izkazal, da je
po trdosti precej slieen usnju ali
gumijevim automobilsbim obro-
Gem. Pritozil Sc je radi tega pri
lastniku restavracije. Tia je pa
mirno wei V roke tezko palico in
udaril nesreGnega Danijela po u
stih in mu izbil nekaj sprednjih
zob. Brezzobi Daniel je zbezal ma
cesto in bill wren OBJ tia po neke
mu mimovozecem automobilu.
Vsega strganega potolcenega in
razpraskanega je policija spravila
ma njegov domov. Gostoljubni re-
stavrater Grannas = Grk = je bill
aretiran.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
VOLUME (LETNIK) Xxx.
POUK V
SOLAH.

z danaSnjim dnem Sc zacenja
novo solsko leto. Cikaski otroci
kazejo vesele obraze odkar vedo,
da Sc bo odslej pomagalo pouce-
vati s pomocjo kinematograficnih
silk.
CikaSki Solski odbor je dial polo
ziti V sole petdeset projektorskih
aparatov, XII bodo metali premika
joce slike ma platno. Prirejene bo-
do V ia namen V vsakem solskem
poslopju posebne ognja varne dvo-
rane in jih spremenilo pravca-
ii kinematograf. To Sc nj vse pow
sod gotovo, toda vsaka ljudska in
vsaka vista Sola tenn mestu dobi
svoj kfnematograf. Cd casa do ca
sa Sc namerava pokazati tudi ka-
ko komedijo, da Sc bodo otroci ma
smejali, drugace pa bo namen pre-
mikaJocih silk vzgoJevalen.
ia ia odlok cikaSkega solskega
odbora Sc sedaj zanima yes narod
in gotovo he bo dolgo, ko DO po-
snemala Chicago VISA dezela.
Znabiti da bo "a otroke malo
cudno, ko bodo poucevani temi,
ltoda tudi to ina syoje prednosti,
ker temi bodo otroci bolje zbra-
| nj poleg tega Sc bodo lazje vzivell
V pouk, katerega bodo podpirale
slike.
Pri geograficnem pouku Sc bo
kazalo premikajoce slike IL vseh
delov sveta. S filmi Sc bo razjas-
milo znanstvene probleme, ola bo-
do lazje dostopni mlademu umu.
Industrijo Sc bo istotako razlaga-
10 pomocjo silk.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
SPANISH KRALJ Sc PRIPRAV-
LIZA Ma BEG.

V Spaniji vlada precejSnja ma
petost ze dolgo casa. Ia Sc je Sc
poostrila liza casa Spanskega fila
ska V Moroku. Ubogemu kralJu
Alfonzu so zaGeli vstajati laSje ma
CLAW. vse nekam sumljivo diSi pO
revoluciji proti MENU. Sedaj Sc
poroea IL Pariza, da 81 je Alfonzo
dial napraviti aeroplan, namenjen
"a niegovo izkljuGnO rabo. Aero
plan je najmodernejSe vrste in ME
gova povpreGna hitrost znasa 2lO
kilometrOv ma uro.
Letalo bo sedai vedno PR ro-
kah, tako da bO AlfOnz lahko SIR
cal ma tuie ee nastane nevarnost,
da izgubi maziljeno glavo.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
PLEMENSKI IZGREDI PRETE
NEW ORLEANSU.

New Orleans, La, 5. sept. = V
New Orleansu Sc V poslednjih dneh
vrSe zelo pogostoma spopadi med
helimi in crnimi prebivalci. Po
mestu Sc je radi tega zacelo po-
iavliati razburjenje in bati Sc je,
da izbruhnejo ma dan resni pie
menski izgredi, ki imajo lahko re-
sne posledice. SredisGe vseh do Sc
danjih nemirov ie Gretna, pred
mestje New Orleansa.
VISA mestna polieija je priprav-
LENA, da Sc odzove, ce bi zacel Y
Gretni plemenski BOZ. Vsi policij-
ski uradniki Gretni so sluzbi
in dobili so ukaz, da streljajo ta-
koj, ee bi Sc pojayil kak nemir.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06
ocE UMoRIL vso DRUzINo.

Ormsby, Mimi, 5. sept. = Cello
druzino brojeGo sedem clanov: O.
ce, matt in pet otrok, Sc je naslo
mrtvo njihovem tukajsnjem do
mu. Najbrz so vsi zrtvc oceta
Franl<a Klocowa, prominentnega
meScana tukaj.
Trupla Sc je naSlo danes popol-
dine OBJ 4 uri, koroner sklepa, ola
Sc je tragedija izvrsila veeraj med
II in 1 uro zjutraj Najstarejsi u
morjenih otrok je bill star 16 let,
najmlajSi pa tri leta.
Vsi so bill ustreljeni S samokre-
som in po nekih znamenjih je opa-
ziti, ola je morilec rabil kloroform,
da ie MIN omamil zrtve, pred
no jih je umoril. Samokres Sc je
naslo pod truplom Klocowa in So
di Sc, da je on usmrtil vse in po-
TEN Sc sebe.
On je bill star 49 let in je bill do
pred kratkim blagajnik Farmers
State banke TEN mestu. LIZ neke-
ga nepojasnjenega vzroka je re-
signiral' nedavno, ne da bi hotel
podati vzroke. Knjige je zapustil
V najlepsem redu. Nikakega mott
va "a grozno dejanje Sc ne more
naiti.
Glas svobode., 1921-09-06

veG denarja, tega pa kapitalizem
ne trpi in hocejo ga nazaj. TO Je
sveti zakon kapitalisticnega 90
spodarstva. Kapitalizem hoce biti
velik in mocan; in elm vec je be.
raGeu, tenn -mocnejSi je kapitali
zem. Dokler bo denar, blisceee Fla,
to izmenjevalno sredstvo "a dobrl
ne, toliko casa Sc bodo vedno do
gaiale vecje in manjSe lumparij'
med ljudmi. Sal nj ola bi re ravn.
moral biti kapitalist. Lahko SEN
samo navaden kramarcek, toda ze
imam kapitalisticne skomine, ka-
ko bi ociganil svojega soscda. De
mar je privlacna moe, in rezultat
te privlacne moci je kapitalizem in
profitarstvo. En- primer: V South
Bend. Ind, Sc prodaja kruh pt
stiri cente funt. Trgovci kruhon
" Chicagu so to nitro zvedeli, ma
kar so Sc odpeljali V South Bend,
pokupili yes kruh kar so ga mogl
dobiti, poslali istega V Chicago IL
ga prodali po sedem centov funt
To je V naSih oceh profitarstvo in
lumpariia, oceh vecine pa to i
menujejo trgovino in posteno
kupcijo, Nekaj podobnega je :;
mlekom. Kmetje so znizali cenc
mleku "a $3.50 pri sto funtih. L.
racunano je, ola kar Sc vec kot de
set centov plaza "a kvort, ola j
Gisto profitarstvo izven postenegs
dobicka, XII trgovcu pripada. Am
pax vkljub temu, ola federalna o.
blasti dobro vedo "a vse tie in teml
podobne slucaje, Sc vendar ne zga
nejo, da bi odpravili profitarstvo
Zakaj? Zato ker Ga ne moreJo od-
praviti. Yes danaSnji sistem
vendar zgrajen ma samem profl-
tarstvu, in istega odpraviti bi I
drugimi besedami pomenilo podre-
ii sedanjo stavbo druzabnega re
Westinghouse konferenci zf
brezposelnost zelimo sicer mnogc
vspeha. Toda ker poznamo ustro
danaSnje cloveSke druzbe, zatc
Iahko ze V naprej konstantiramo
da posebnih uspehov ne bo. Morda
Sc upeljejo kakSne majhne refor
me. XII "a delavce V splosnem nj
majo nobenega resnega pomen9
Cemu vedno krpati stare, plesnive
hlaee. Move hlace, nov sistem, tc
je kar gospodom ma tel konferenci
priporoeamo. Seveda takih ukre
pov cd cuvajev sedanjega
ne prieakujemo. Ma konferenci be
mnogo ucenih besedi, mnogo go
in razprav predr
katerega ne razumejo. Veliko ko-
in malo jajc.
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