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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
DIVA BRATkl KRAJAm zADu$ENl
v1PARY Z kAMEN.
OTEC JAN NEMEC VYVAZNE SNAD
zIVOTEM

ksch srali vsichni til. Sikeris
sc snazil domn6le space probu-
diti, ale kdyz namaha jeho BY
Ia marnou, privc)al policii.. Do
stavili sc tfir letaci skadrony S
pulmotory. Mladsf Jan byl
vsak jiz mrtev, xdezto Frank
slabe jeste dychal a byl take
piiveden k vedomi,. ale vcera k
veceru skonal v nemocnici Mt.
Sinai, kan byl dopraven poll
,cejni ambulanci. .
Otee, Jan Nemec, hyl dix e.
nergickemu .pokusu serzanta
Franka Hendrickse zachranen
phi zivote . dovezen do nemoc-
nice Nv. Lukase, kde mali ma
jeho uzdraveni lekafi jistou
nadeji. Ozivovacim pokusdm
byly vclkou prekazkou pevne
zat'ate celisti vSech tri ob6ti.
Otec mohl byti zachranen jen
drasickym zaKocenim serzan-
ia, jenz mu musel vyraziti til
predni zuby, ably do lst mohla
byti dopravena trubka pulmo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
$4,000 NADANHM STUDEN-
TUM WESTER RESERVE
UNIVERSITY.

Neznamy byvaly graduova-
ny posluchat venoval ucelisti,
jemuz d6kuje svoje vzd6lani,
$4,000, kterych penez ma BY
ii pouzito k podpofe talentova
nych studentG. Die soucasne
proieveneho pi.ani darcova, ne
mali rozhodovati pri udileni te
to nadace majetkove pom6ry
zadatele ale jedine vlohy.
v dopise venovacim pise dar-
ce, ze velky vliv k venovani
mel nan clanek znameho srb-
skeho vedatora prof. Michaela
Pupina, nadepaany ~ vyste-
hovalce. vynalezce", uverejho-
vany v YScribnerove magazinu.
4. Inspu.ator prof. Pupin. jenz
stale Sc hlasi k slovanskema
phvodu, pfisel jako hoch ze
Srbska do Ame,iky. proslavil
Sc vynalezem elektrickeho re-
sonatoru v radio telegraii. Ma
studie vydalaval 81 vlastni pra-
ci. byv zam6stnan V tovarne ma
vyrobu sucharI. Podn9t k W.
nAlezu ziskal pry jeste, kdyz v
stare vlasti pasal ovce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
KRITlKA BOHACU REALl.
STICKEHO BASNfKA.

Carl Sandburg, filmovy kri-
tik chicazskeho listu autor
nekterych realistickych basni
prednaSel vcera zidovske jedne
crganisaci 1117 vych. lO5. ul.
ma thema "Romantismus a rea-
lismus' a pravil mezi jinym:
"Nemam nenavisti prot bo-
hacdm, myslim 81 jen, re jsou
blazni. Pravim. ze financni
baroni a prdmy,lovi hrd;nove
jsou v zasad6 prave tax bez-
hlavi jako bozka prava sta
rych krali. Ma piiklad Cle-
veland. V ctTti dolenniho me-
sta neni ami jeden slusny po-
hled. Pravim tenn, kdoz vtes-
navaji velike tovarny a budo.
Ivy do 1zkych ulic, lie jsou blaz
nv. Jejich civilisace je odsu-
zuje ziti v neradu hlomozu
N6kteri mne nazyvaji radik
lem proto ze odmitam veci, jei
zdaji Sc byti nejlepsimi. So
sovatel byva v nejvetsim ne
bezpeci, kdyz mu je prave ne.
vice aplaudovano, neb psati W
vkusu vetSiny jest chybou, ma
Sc psati pro pokrok. Psati ba
sns 0 tovarnich kominech, po
|ulicnich karach, detich v tene
mentnich domech jest uzitet
nejsi nez opevovati bajeslov
starych keki a kiman1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

'granatd, "a pskn6ho doprovo.
.du sokolske hubby, jez .hrala
vetsimou pfi vsech cfslech. Kra
sne bylo ] rytmicke cviceni so
kolek a neilepsfm byly efekt-
nj, byt'' i .jednoduche skupiny,
bezvadne provedene sesticlen-
nym cvicitelskym sborem. Cvi
cenfm sokold ma hrazd9, brad
lech a koni bez madel byl te-
.locvicny porad zakoncen. o.
becenstvem bylo .cviceni sledo
vano neobvyklym zajmerl q
druzstva j jednotlivci vyzna-
'nenavani cetnym hlucnym
pntleskem. s'lutecne zaslouze-
nFm. Cviceni vedl svmpaticky
nacelnik br. Vacl. Horice spo
lu IS pilnym sborem cvicitel-
skym, 2 ktereho omladinu So
kolAkon vedlsi BIZ Wild, Urban
ia Draxel, jakoz j !seftry Vasil,
kova, Vazacova a Stropnicka.
Cvicenim byli jsme v prav-
de poteseni vsichni. neb kaz-
dy z dcastnikd nabyl presved
icenf, ze v9c sokolska je u mas
dobre opatfena a re jsme ma
|postupu. Videli jsme kus po-
|ctive prace s radosti v srdci
prejeme i daBi zdar. TAX
|znacny poeet cvicencd v je-
dine Jednote byl u mas sotva
kdy spatfen. Ia spolecneho
fnastupu vSech borcd cd nej-
mladsich al po muze a zeny,
podekoval zrejme jsa pohnut,
|vsem, kdoz zasluhu NELL kra
sny ilspech, star0sta zak a po
jeho uprimnych slovech pfisel
k slovu obetavy br. Frank
Friedle, jenz kolem sebe Sc
|skupil zpevaky a zp9vacky
krouzku Jim fizeneho a zapel
s mimi til pisne "Kde ,domov
mdj", ~ dobrem jsne Sc Sc
|sli' q raznou "Pojedeme do.
md". Zpev byl skutetne kras.
|nym doplhkem celeho p9kna
zaziteho odpoledne a br. sbor.
mistr necht' prime "a svoji
praci plny kredit. Pfejeme
'jemu j jeho zpsvakunl dostih
nouti nejvyssf mety v nasem
narodnim zpevu.
| .Po tube odpolednf praci q.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
DOPIS z MIROTlC v
cECHAcH.
P;;e uSitel v Miroticich p. Nym-
bursky p. A.. zikovi
v Clevelandu.

Mill pratele! Ones jest ko-
nee roku; toho dne vzpomina-
me ma celorocni praci a ma sve
mile pratele, jimz pfejeme vse
nejlepSi. A tax vzpominame j
ma Vas, drazi, tam "a mofem y
v priStim roce prejcme Vam
mnoho zdravi, stasti a spoke
jenosti. Bylo by nam velikvm
pottsenfm, kdybyste Y roce
1924 mas zde navstivili, at je
to kdokoliv z Vast nam mile
rcdiny; re bych chtel jeste
jednou Nrycka videti, jest me
zwctni pfani. Tolik pfeji Vam
i sobe y pfistim roce.
My bydlime ted We SVEN
donku, kamz j1me sic pfesteho-
vah cd WalvodgtI koncem srp-
ne Name byt pohodlny q pro-
stormy, pravy opak jako ma
starem. U domku je prostor.
nj: zehrAdka, kde mann vysaze-
nc pres 30 strom0 a ma zeleni-
MI zbyva take jeste hodne We
liky kus. Je to ovsem jeste
nrurovnane, ale ma jare. dali
Rlh zdravi, da sc vsecko do
roradku. Nase hospodaFstyi
eta 18 slepitek, psa A kocku,
u tax &C name cim obirat.
Je zde vystaveno 10 novych
domk1: 2 po leve strana silni-
&C, kdyz Sc jde k Radobic1m a
2 po prav6, mimo to stoji zde
jest9 velika budova move soko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
0kREsNi VENICE PlNY PR0vINlL-
GU PR0TI PR0nIBICI.
vYDRzovANf POKUTovANYCH vYzADU-
JE OHROMNY NAKLAD.

mohcu Zaplatiti ustedfene jim
pokuty ma penezlch, mezi jiny-
mi ciframi jsou vyznaceny j
ltraty federalnf a statni "a diva
roxy, iez pravi, re vydano by
10 nj vymahani prohibice v O.
hiu pres s3,60O.eOO. V n6kte-
rych okresech vyhazuji lrady
az 100000 v nezaplacenych
pokutach.
Mayorove a srnfrGi soudcove
mali souicovs,kou pravomoc ne
J jen v mistech, kde byli zvole-
| nj, ale kdekoi v okresu, kde po
pripade bydlf. Ku pfikladu
soWdce zvoleny lidem v nekte-
rem venkovskem distriktu Gu
yahoga okresu, mize 81 otevTi-
ii V dolennfm m9ste kancelar a
mhze souditi pripady, udavsi
Sc V Cleveland6. Niue 81 w.
drzovati vlastni pochopy. kite
| re rlu Jest dovoleno vysilati k
prohlidkam v m6stskych do
mech. Jsou opravneni zatce-
ne vyslychati a pokutovati bez
odvolani, vyjma stal-li Sc neja-
ky omyl. Kazdy obvinsny mil
ze hyti odsouzen ma proste sve.
dectvi dotycnych pochopd.
Smir6i soudci nejsou ami povin-
nj jimi takto vyrizen6 pripady
ohlasovati.
Naklad ma prohibiGni vinnl-
ky We vazbach dostupuje iiz ta-
kcve vysc, re okresni komisa-
ii musi pomysleti ma napravu,
vezhove budou as propusteni
ma bond a slib, re die moznosti
CD prisouzene Jim pokuty "a
p,ati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

lowry, jiz venovan majitelem
,cerhonickeho velkostatku, (pi.
Linhartova) pozemek 2 stry-
chy veliky, ma h6mz bude t6z
upraveno pd|1ne letni cvicist6.
A talk jsou Nirotice Ease o tro-
chu vGtSi. Ma druhe strane
mesta u silnice X CimeIicdm.
stavi sc rovnez 2 druzstevni
domky. Skoda, re ne,i zde
zeleznice, bylo by to pekne me
stetko, ale takhle jsme trochu
odfizli Cd sy6ta.
O ostatnich piatelich mohu
.napsati, ze jsou tez zdraSi a na
mensi zm9ny ze je pri starem.
Stryc Zak z'Ostrovce rozpach-
toval sve pozemky a nechal 81
jcn neco malo pro sebe. Tim
zbayil sc starosti prace a bu-
de tez dobfe z.N. Mlady Jirus.
jak vam znalpo, Sc ozenil a n.y.
nj hospodafi 5 rodici; provozn-
il mimo to s otcem obchod v
obili. V Hil.kach jsou t6z zdra
wi. Revir h1recky u Herman6
che cd obce pisecke koupiti
stat .jako pokusny rcvir pro les
nickou skolu v Pisku. tax tchan
nevi, jak by v tom pripade ma
lozili s personalem lesnim.
Dvdr budsky koupil cd obce
Pisku mlynar hefmensky, Ca.
Trek "a I. millionu K6. Tez 0.
kolhi dvory, mezi nimiz j stra'
zoyicky, jsou rozparcelovany
mezi drobny lid. Pfi budovacf
Sc vSak ponechalo jeste hod.
ne pozemkd q utvofily sc tai
zv. zbytkove statky, jez roz
|prodava t. zv. pozemkovf 4
rad, k toma lcelu vybudovanj
mezi zajemnlky; je to tax Eva
ma pozemkoya reforma. Les,
pax velkostatkafske ma preyz
ii We svou rezii stat. TAX jsen
Yam trochu napsal nasem o
koli. Doufajice, ze jte te;
zdravi, srdecne Vas pozdravu
jeme. Matka Vas vsecky te;
mnohokrat pozdravuje. vasi
Nymbursky,
II uc,tel v Miroticich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

Vsechny okresni kriminaly
statu Ohia jsou plny. nikoliv
vrahi, zlodeju, lupicd a podob
ne celadky, ale !idi, kteri Sc
nemohou sprateliti $ dobrodi-
MIN vnucovane prohibice.
Smirci soudcove a pani pu,l-
mistfi ruznych vcsnic mali il
sty zisk 2 ustedrovanych pokut
a take obce, kterym takto po-
vstal neoGekavany a n9kdy Vi
tany zdroi pfijmu. Proto Sc
ustedfuji rad6ji pokuty vets
nezli mensi. Stava Sc ale ca
sto, ze nektery pokutcvany da-
va pfednost base, ktere Sc OH
arci musi s.arati okres. Nekde
okresni komisari sami propou
stf podobne arcstanty ma dobre
slovo, ze pokutu splati ma ter
miny a vysledck jest obycejne,
zc podobny se ry:hle z okresu
yystehuje n splaceni trestu po
rnti panu Bohu.
Ze zacatku znrly poknty ma
$25 al $50. ale nyni, kiyz ou-
rador5 ma to kapli, odsuzuji
Sc provinilci k pokut;im cd
$10O do $1,000, &C neisou pra-
We vzacnosti tresty az 1000.
Nas,edki pocinaji 81 vSimati
jiz kruhy prohibicri. neb po
divna spravedlnost nejen re
stoji stat ohromne SUNNY, ale
by!y zniGeny i existence Get
nych rodin a k tomu vlas the IL
pine zbytecne.
vcerejsi Plain Dealer uvadi
celou dlouhou radu NEST v
Ohiu, kde We vezenich Sc male
zaii v6zhove jen proto, 2e ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

Lima, O., 19.> ledna. - Will
liam Mohler. 78lety vrah sve
zeny, jez byla o deset rokd
rnladsi, primal se dfaddm, ze
yypalil dive, mastale ma, far
mach svych .sousedd v Bluff
ton. Pravil, ze hadka k Will
zalozeni techto pozard pred
chazela zabiti jeho manzelky.
Mohler byl uzn&n Hlenym vel
kou porotou okresu Allen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

Jedovate vypary, uchazejfci
z plynovIch kamen tesne u
zavfen6 svetnici usmrtily diva
mlade krajany - bratry a o.
hrozily j zivot jejich otce.
47-lety Jan Nemec obyval po
s,nrti svoji zeny, udavsi Sc
pred a roxy, dvoupokojovy
byt V els. 5000 Frederick ave.
S. f. spolu 8 dvema syny, 15-
lctgm Janem a l7-letym Fran
KEN. Nest6sti bylo objeveno,
kdyz mattel mlekarny, 1898
vych. 80. ul., Isadore Task, u
nehoz starSi Frank byl "a
mestnan, zvedav, proc ze
Frank neprisel v sobotu do
prace, Sc sci vcera rano zepta-
ii DO pfiGin6. Klepal ma dvere
bytu ale nedostalo sc mu od-
povGdi. Cekal marnG n6kolik
minut a pax jat neblahou pied
tuchou. dosel k majiteli domu,
nedaleko bydlicimu Albertovi
|Sikerisovi. Tyr otevrel dvere
nasilne a shledal pokoj napln6-
nv dusiy[mi yypary, Ma luz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

eekavala mladez tanecni zaba-i
va; kterou byl den zkousky "a
koncen "a teze nalady.
Vcerejsi cviceni bylo navstf
veno nejen clenstvem zdejsich
jednot, ale j n6kolika cizimi-
hostmi. Zejmena poslednejsi
Sc nikterak netajili uznanim.
"a peknou podfvanou, jez je
pfekvapila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
OBEr DNEsNfHO MRAZU.

1. 7lety John Styranko, 2498
zap. 5. ul., zmizel Is. ledna
Ze sveho domova a byl MALE
zen ma zap. Z. ul. a Marquard
ave. Hochovi umrzly ODE nohy
je lecen V mestske nemocni-
ci.
Ones rano prerusena byla il
zda ma meZimestske trait Will
oughby a doprava o pil hodi-
NY zdrzena. Podobne trafiGni
poruchy hlaseny jsou nejen z
mesta, ale z celeho okoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
MOVE PovksTl o TRocKfM

Reval, 10. ledna. - Nekte
re ruske casopisy sdeluji. ze
ministr valky' zije v obrn9nem
vlaku, jezto 80 obava, ze bude
ma neho podniknut atentat.
Ma totiz mnoho nepfatel mezi
Tfeti Internacionalou, . nichz
nekten 81 ptsji. aby jeho n&-
stupcem stat Sc gen. Bud3nyj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
POLlCEJNf VYSLOUzlLEC
ZEMREL v PATROL.
= MIN VOZE.

James j. Hanley slouzil u
policie 27 roki a jiz 10 let byl
v pensi. Vcera jel v poulicni
kaTe pc Detroit ave., kdyz byl
napaden zachvatem mrtvice.
Piivolana policie dopravila sta
reho kolegu do nemocnice sv.
Jana, ale Hanley skonal jest6
ma ceste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
CHAN UCTIL AMERICKOU
UcITELKU.

y Chicago, 10. ledna. - Sao-
Ka Alfred SEE, cinsky vysla-
nee pro Spojene Staty, polozil
venec ma hrob slecny ELY Nor
ganove, sve nekdejsi ucitelky
V Elgin, vcera. Slecna Morga-
nova ueila DR.. SEE .anglicky.
kdyz. prvne prijel do Spoje-
.nych, Stati pred 80 roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

cisty vytszek t...,. .$ls5.7s
Frank Karnos, pfedseda,
Anton Kolacek, tajer1.
Uctujici vybor: Jan Juppa
a Jaro KubaSta. '-F :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
VYTEzEK'Z DIVADLA "ROZ
TOMILA BARUSKA

poradanem Dram. Sborem
"VCELKA" We prospecn Sdru
zcni Svobodomyslnych Sk6l.
Celkovy prijem ...... .A15.OO
Celkove vydani .........259.21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

nv dusivymi vypary. Ma luz
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-01

capitalists by Government person. nowadays doesn't get
the chance his paper and finish reading about one
huge grant the Government than another edition the same
newspaper rushed him with the story new and more
gigantic bonus giving to the bOssng class Of there al
ways follows investigation to sort moral blanket
hide multitude Of sins that committed such profitable
transactions.
Now is another shipping steal The Shipping Board has
sold high grade Ships of the President type the la
borhatng Dollar Steamship Company of California than
four million dollars These ships cost the American workers and
farmers S30000000 Then the steamship Los Angeles sold
the Los Angeles Steamship Company for 100000 after the
Shipping Board wisely invested close to three million dollars
merely for installing improvements on it.
This surely looks like good business. 1t undoubtedly is
to that Oheaded capitalist virtue private enter
prise Then to seal these profitable contracts to the capitalists
Chairman Farley of the Shipping Board hadsn resignation
Farley is that the details of the made public
The matter closed The last prayer Of the departing Chairman
because such publicity might nure the companies competition
with their foreign rivals.
This mighty clever game isn't it? When you haven't
leg to stand call in the flag national pride what not
Patriotism still the refuge of the scoundes Our
capitalists and their csptes in their Government at Washing
surely have the brass commit such bazen hodups broad
daylight But that precisely why they and
the government body and soul
When will the workers and farmers kick these capitalist
buccaneers into the alleys of history?
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-01
CAPITAL RECEIVES FIRST AID FROM GOVERNMENT

The farmers watching with great interest the efforts
of President Coolidge and the Republican administration their
endeavOr help the banks Of the Northwest of their present
financial distress
The tilers Of the SOIL themselves, going bankrupt
one by and no legislation relief sight them They
taking their medicine and watching the machinery of the gov
eminent work at top speed to alleviate the banking
situation in Montana.
These same farmers have every other industry the
United States given protection by the government they
large guaranteed railroad companies of the United
States by Congress and aerwad they these same rail-
roads cut huge melons the shape dividends they have wit
messed high tariff walls designed to protect the manufacturer
that he might huge fortunes from his business and now small
capital has been hit and they again witnessing the speed with
which aid to those who have been living fat off the toll of
the farmers for and who just task masters in
colectr their toll from the farmers the Shy
lock in the Merchant of Venice"
But the farmers and labOres awakening to the
fact that the only help they get will be by their own efforts
The bankers and their fellow associates have been telling the
be how to vote for and acting his advisor But
that time has passed No longer the and his little gang
looked upon the savious of society fact the reverse the
and the ter of the soil and the forming his own
pa-a party that will look after his interests In other words
he has become class and everywhere Faerabor
party the field it is being greeted by the masses with open
and the movement is spreading like wild fire over Montana
as well as the whole United States
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-01
THE FOUL SMELL OF TEAPOT DOME
lL77.,,,, tho DoiIy1 WOT,IYo10

The more the Teapot stirred by the senate
investigating committee the nOsOme is the smell that
arises The noxious fumes take malicious delight in
curling the Of practically prominent member
the administration from the president dOwnand when one
go down from Coolidge into the personnel Of his cabinet
sink to very low depths indeed
President Coolidge, vcepresdent member OF the
that decided pedde the naval oil Secretary
Navy DENLY approved the leases and Assistant Secretary
Navy signed them for him Secretary of the
conducted the negotiations and received $35OOO
for his services from DOheny and Sinclair Attorney
Daughery that staunch defender Of the constitution
consulted in his official capacity legality Of the
the good work Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
engaged in lowering the taxes Of himself and other mutmon
made protest Secretary of Agriculture Wallace was
busy staging milking contests with Magnus Johnson to pay
any Secretary Of Labor Davis the boot
of the administration, arranging for the ngeprnng
of all foegnbO wongmen for the convenience Of the coor
aons overlooked the fact that gathered around the present ad
mns1ation gang Of 1O6pe cent Americans whom the evil
dence shows at all times ready and able to purOm anything
except a red-hot stove a cellar full of water
1t fairly certain from the testimony given before
the senate investigating committee that since the advent OF the
forces of sweetness and light persOned in the Harding and
in the Coolidge administration everything in Washington
with ends it and value has been hourly danger of
mysterOusly disappearing.
To this occasions surprise except that of the
thieves have been caught with the loot concealed about their
ons this rather and constitutes the real sensation
The theft of rich natural has been going for many
years and most of those who have wealthy and powerful
the proceeds of such robbery held to the American
youth as examples American thrift and enterprise
If of the CooidgeFal- DaughertyR Roosevelt Sinclair
DOheny outfit stripped of their loot and sent to aa
sbty that skeptcsm in usit will not be
a punishment for their crimes against the nation.
1t will be solely and simply for being careless careless
that the official agencies of American capitalist enterprise
held up to the ridicue of the mob
They have committed the objectionable sin against the
capitalist system-nOt against its moral code.
They have been found out
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-01
MAILING THEIR OWN HIDES

The political atmosphere of Washington is Teekng with
graft and corruption One hardly walk a the Cap
tO without being in danger of walking into sewer
without being spashed by the filth exposure says the
Daily Worker, published at Chicago.
Smelling committees the job investigating every
thing under the and almost every section of the great green
globe of Picking Washington evening paper finds
the following instructive headnes Senator Walsh Fall is
GrafteI Senator Pokes Fun at Polar Flight; cear Flags
Traction Companies Fares Hughes Gives Data Soviet
Inquiry; Wood, in Fear, Let's Up Fiipinos."
What's all this terrific noise about? Why these gen
emen and senior and Junior senators from Maine California
going after each other hammer and tong Why they try
ing to nail each others hide the door Of their political
hantes There must be deep going
look into matters ranging from Moscow to the Philippines and
from Washington street oil wells Wyoming
The facts these national election is heels
There great volume of capitalist political
the game of throwing mud in order capitalize
this discomfort possible for the sake of getting control of the
government administrative machinery of the hands of
capitalist political clique and into the hands of another employing
class clique The variety and number of the Investigations
vestgaOrs and investigated only reflect the present conflicting
interests the various layers of the ruling class The
and nistncnes of the present riffs within
sections of the owning class of the country best mTored
the chaos and general pupoeuness of the whole puppe
now going in Washington.
But let take these fights too seriously important
they None of these capitalist politicians is willing and
ready out to swing the against the system responsible
for this diseased condition They only mailing each others
hides for their immediate petty party advantages They will
thus far and further
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-01
CIVILIZED PORTO RICO

Many recall the lessons most fOrcefuy
impressed upon school days that the United States
alone Of nations of the world played the role of the Good
Samaritan toward its weaker neighbos The pictures given US
Of the happy made of the Philippines Hawaii Cuba
and Porto Rico still green in memory
Now this the open for investigation let
do bit of pyng into some beautiful pictures painted
poor teachers often uncOnscOu
propagate poisonous mperaist frauds Let take
example these lands made happy by Marines blue
Jackets khaki boys.
Taking good Porto Rico, which has been in the
brutal grip the ugly cvzng hand of Wall Street for twenty
years. find totally different picture from what we're
given by goodheaed teachers school Though the Stars
and Stripes proudly Porto Rico than half Of its
children of school age in school, More than half its
population years erate Most the
the working Masses live hached huts having wrehed san
tation requirements of the American capitalist
controlled sugar tobacco crops created great group
migratory who have homes of their almost
completely dispOssessed Their children deprived of the
slightest opportunity being educated The steady and
veOpment of great and tobacco plantations controlled
by Wall Street. driving the poor farmers off the grazing
agricultural and making them wagesaves in the worst
sense of the word.
Tansatng these miserable conditions for which the
poatOn of Porto Rico by mpeass large extent
responsible into the uengs of the every day life of the workers
find that the death rate here about twice high
the United States The hospital conditions deporabe Rc-
kets manutTitOn) tuberculosis malaria and hook
reaping bumper crop amongst the exploited masses.
Yet impeaist historians will themselves blue
in the face that civzng Porto Rico they are right
Capitalist civilization nvncby translates itself into fabulous pro-
fits for the capitalists and CHASTITY misery for the workers.