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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
LII u IL IS BED
ASKED FOR A MONUMENT LIKE
HIS GRAEDPAs.
was Not Afraid to Die, But Greeted
the Heavenly Messenger Like
In q TiElOn-

Joseph Frazier, the 11-year-OId son
I OF Mr. and Mrs William Frazier, died
| Wednesday afternoon at about 3
/ o'clock, after an illness OF thfrty-three
7 days with spinal meningitis
The funeral was held at the home at
/ Z:5O O'Clock Thursday afternoon Rev.
| Thomas officiating, and the body tax
en- TO Denver for fnterment in the
/ family burial ground
Mr. Frazier moved here less than a
l year ago, and established his home,
as he is the superintendent Of the
GOOdIand Light & Power company.
Since their residence here they have
made many friends, and all our peO-
| pie sympathize deply with the aflicted
family.
Little Joe Frazier was bright, manly
lad, rudy checked and kind, helpful
and CHEEKY in disposition. and liked at
sight BY everybody, whether he spoke
/ to them OF not He assisted the
Workmen in wiring OF residences and
business houses during the summer
school vacation While as modest as
girl, he was every inch a little man
he attended the public school and was
obedienC and studiOus, and IL is re-
ported, that worry over his grades
threw him into a state Of mental irri-
JadOn, which may have been the cause
Of sickness Concerning Just such
childish innocence as little Joe Frazier
manifested, the Savior said: "Of such
IS the kingdom Of Heaven"
When little Joe was dying, his body
emaciated, and LIES tide ebbing, all
at once his cOuntenance frightened,
his face shOne, like one at first sur
prised, and then inehably joyful, he
looked up, smiled and was not, for
God took him.
In his lucid intervals he said he
wanted to be buried between his papa
and mama, and have q monument
like his grandpa's.
On, innocence Of childhood.
More fragrant than the fOwersI
Youths paradise in Eden's leafy bow
ersi
Brief sojourn this for child Of man,
And oft cut short the little span,
For such the constant angels wait
To bear them to the pearly gate
LOST TO. Gid you say when hearts are
Yes, lost on earth but found in
Heaven"
The following, learned at school, he
often repeated in his illness, over and
over again:
Crossing the Bar.
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me;
And may there be no moaning at the
bar
When I put out to sea.
But such a tide as movingseems asleep;
Too full for sound or foam
When that which drew from out the
DOuuuleSS deep
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell
And after that the dark;
And may there be no sadness Of fare
well
When embark
For though from out our bourne of
time and place,
The flood may bear me far.
L hope TO see my pilot face to face
When I have crossed the bar.
-Tennyson.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
Methodist Cburch -

Prayer service last Thursday even
ing was quite well attended The les
son was from the prayer in the first
chapter q Nehemiah Rev. Thomas, in
his studies Of these great prayers OF
the Bible, makes an exceedingly in
tereSting and helpful service OF the
prayer meetings Several Of the young
people attended, as well as many OF
the older members, but there is room
for many more
The Sunday school board met after
prayer meeting Thursday evening and
took steps towards some work need
full to the betterment Of the Sunday
school.
Next Tuesday evening, May Z, will
be the regular meeting Of the cabinet
Of the EpwOrth league. This meeting
viii be held at the church at p. m
At this melting a delegate viii be Sc
lected to represent this chapter at the
EpwOrth league institute at Winfield
next July.
The Ladies Aid society spent a
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Thomas
on Friday OF last week
Rev Thomas selected for the scrip
ture lesson Sunday morning Isaiah 81
and 52:1-5, taking as his text the first
verse Of chapter 50. The burden OF
his discourse was a warning call to
the church, and TO all christians, to
awake that they may not be engulfed
by the sin and vice Of today. He es-
pecially warned young Christians OF
the aluremSnIS OF the dance naLl-
Sunday ball games, places Of vice and
other evils Of the dav.
In the evening he preached from I.
Cor. 1873, Charity never faileth.' He
used the word charity as meaning
love, as it is rendered in the revised
version and showed how the love or
God nver faileth those who trust Him
The people Of the Methodist church
and indeed the people OF GOOdland,
have cause to be glad that so capa-
bic man as Brother Thomas has been
called to the pastOrate here. An able
man, jealous and earnest In the cause
Of Christ, and pleasant to meet, the
been sent to US.
The Y. W. Q. A. will hold a special
meeting at the Methodist hurch next
Sunday evening, May 3. All the
churches will give away to this meet
ing. A good program is being prepar-
ed and Miss Gebhart, a graduate from
Lawrence, viii give a short address
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
NOW HAS 2,8O8 INHABITANTS
WALLACE Filler COMPLETES
ENUMERATION.
in GOOdland Than There Was
Last Year.

The 1907 enumeration Of the popu-
latiOn Of GOOdland, taken by Wallace
Filler, assessor, shows GOOdland to
have a population Of 2,3OS, as against
2,15O year ago. The increase there
fore is 15S
Many people who had taken an in
teresI in the 1907 census thought that
the towns population would reach
$500 Mr. Filler says that he has
made a very thorough canvass and has
enumerated all the people in the town
He counts the actual gain in GOOdIand
over last year at about $50. He sup
plements this statement by saving
that last year he enumerated a large
force Of Greek and Italian workers at
the Rock Island works here then.
which were absent out on the road
building side tracks at the time he
was taking the census, so that If they
were the regular employed workers at
this point, they could justly be counted
and still give GOOdland the mark Of
$500.
There are sixty more families keep
ing house in GOOdland now than there
were one year ago
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
StevensOn-Pratt Announcements

Goodland has received a liberal
spr1nkling OF announcements Of the
marriage Of T Allen Stevenson and
Isla Pearl Pratt at PrfnceviIIe. III.
April p, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lucius B. Blanchard. The announce
ments presage cat home after June
1, at Goodiand, Kan So Stevenson
is not lost as to geograDFv- brt We
fear he is entraced and charmed in
mystic land It's a long jump from
Paradise TO solid earth. But if the
landing is made safely, they viii be
nome anon The bride is a sister Of
Mrs g. l. Rowe Of this civ and
hearts became trumps between the
two while Miss Pratt was visiting with
Mr. and Mrs Rowe. Mrs. Stevenson
Is an attractive and charming young
woman
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
WATER MAINS EXTENDED.
Patrons in Southwest Part OF Town
to Get Better Service.

Patrons in Southwest Part OF Town
TO Get Better Service.
[ About LOO feet Of three-inch Ia
tural main viii soon be laid from
Twelfth street west to VOltaire ave
nue. All the smaller pipes on that
line viii be connected up with this
main, and it will also connect with the
main running south on Voltaire ave
nue. Another fOur-inch pipe is being
laid from the standpipe outlet to the
main on Ninth street These exter-
siOns have become necessary to re-
neVe the low puressurs conditions In
the southwest part Of town during the
lawn watering season The fault was
not with the standpipe pressure, as
the outlet OF the tandpipe is twelve
inches in diameter, but because of
the insufficient capacity OF the mains
leading to that part Of town. when
these connections are made. IL IS es-
1mated that the water supply will be
SuIElclenI for present demands. The
ditch on Twelfth street viii be com
pleted this week
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
JUDGE BARNETTs FIRST CASES
The New Police Judge Was Presented
With Two Victims ATOnd A.

I The New Police Judge Was Presented
With Two Victims 1TOndBv.
Ben Jackson and Pad Guy. two col
Ored men, were arrested by Marshal
Hubbard Monday morning on the
charge Of breach Of the peace, dis
charging firearms, and disOrderly con
duct
They were arraigned before Police
Judge Barnett Monday afternoon.
Jackson was fined SO and $3.50 costs.
and upon payment OF the same was
discharged Pad Guy contested the
case, pleading not guilty, but finally
gave in and got S2O-S1O fine and SO
costs and for lack Of 'lucre" was
locked up in the city Jail. Guy is so
nearly white that at a distance one
would not take him for a colored per
son.
These men got on a drunken spree
sunday evening and proceeded to
make themselves obnoxious and trou-
blesome- Guy viii probably have to
work out his fine unless his associates
put up the money for his release.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
IncubatOrS Right Here

"OLD TRUST INCUBAICEie The
best machines On earth HstcheE sv-
cry fertile egg. Absolutely se1-reEu-
Iadng. Anybody can run # bscause
II runs itself
WHERE 10 RUN TIE INCUBATOR.
Any room IN the house win Go. bnt
the best hatches are brought on e. s
comfortable room that you would net
feel chilly IN yourself Gathering eEEs
for incubators IN cold weather shoufG
be done carefully. They saoald ~
gathered often and kept at q fsmpeF-
aturs OF about so degrees and tuFre1
every day. Round eggs very selacs
hatch An egg put IN an ine1bs-cl
the instant Il has been faEsd vi new
er hatch, no matter as 20 It's fsrf
II must cool on they should not u
set On the same day they are Ara
I win be In Go0dland every
day with q few incubztn-z, ana
home on my place-SouthFag E1-
IS. che remainder OF the weeE
40 20 les EGG sIZE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
For Sale
See z. w. Sullivan for
Bargains in Cit y Prop
erty, Improved and
Unimproved

Ten-rOom house. nfrse lots corner
property, close in good barn and many
other outbuildings, an in good repsfr.
an elegant opportunity to make a good
income keeping roomers or a first
class boarding house Cheap. for cash
Ien-roOm house, one and one-half
blocks from the enter Of the city.
new and modern eT cept furnace: Ioca-
ton IS considered T. he most desirable in
IoWn- Price on immediate sale. $4,000.
can suit you Z you want a house.
LOOK over the list at Office before br1y-
ing Investment In Co odland CITY Dr
perry means better ID lterest On Tour-
money and safe securf ty. Let me SHOW
you property at $500 that Is brfngfnz
81 per month reI It; property At
$1,000 that wiz rent readily at so per
month
DO YOU Want An ESTABLISH
Ed BUSINESS II 50. see me. I can
locate you nicely IL mercantile. liver
or amusement "a terDrises. I have
several good Opp0 rtunities with vel
esta-olished trade that can be had at
s urprlsingiy low figures. eonsfderinE
2 1aiIiess now hsr died
= w CHWE WI
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
DOG TAX Is DUE.

Marshal May Be After You II You
Don't Pay Soon.
Dog taxes for the year 1907 became
due Nay 1, and there are a consider
able number OF the canine family in
this city that viii be ahected. If you
have one Of these faithful creatures
Lhat you think anything OF, you should
pay tribute for his head immediately.
and if you think nothing of a dog Won
shouldn't keep one to fall into the un-
happy meshes OF the marshaPs net
You can pay the 81 tax TO the CITY
treasurer or to the marshal who viii
give you a life check
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
ANOTHER SNOW STORM.

Sherman County Covered With Four
Inches OF the Beautiful.
Monday night but rather on Tues
day morning at about q m, snow
began falling and later the storm be
came q mild blizzard, drifting to some
extent Light snow fell I'D to about
noon Tuesday. From different parts
OF the county as much as four inches
Of snow is reported, somewhat more
than what fell in GOodland The
snow melted rapidly and will do great
good TO growing winter and spring
grain.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
Brass in His Eve

A D. SOnday, a black smith Of Brew
ster, received a severe injury to his
IetJ eye last week Tuesday, while
grinding brass on an emery wheel
ne suHered great pair, and up TO Fri
DAY was hardly able either eat OF
sleep He came to GoodIand SATURDAY.
and was treated by Dr.. Carmichael
receiving much relief.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
KEIEoea - 90
Tom Murray Trades HIS Farm and

---II lI-ILIlI LI1LIEe lLLl = .ILIIL IN
Becomes a TdFeETmau-
Herbert Kellogg traded his livery
business and stock Saturday 70 Ton
Murray in exchange for Ar. Murray s
farm located eight miles north and
west OF GOOdland. Mr.. Murray's place
was put in at $4,000, and being quite
well improved IL is evidently worth
the money.
Mr.. Murray gets eighteen head OF
horses, ten rigs harness, etc, but the
and is a Wen located and valuable
property. Mr. Murray also gets sew
enty tons OF hay. but pays $1,000 be-
sides the farm for the kellogg per
sOnal property
Mr. Murray took charge OF the barn
Monday
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03

We have 1000 pieces Of IO-cent
sheet music; ali kinds from rag time
TO classic, in both vocal and fnstrTl-
mental Call for what you want. and
maybe we've got it. W. J. Bower &
Son
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
Farmer Builds Fine House.

| Lee Conquest has built a eleven
/ room twO-stOry farmhouse on his
/ ranch on the Beaver. He can afford
/ it, for Charlie Kunz paid him $500
/ for alfalfa and prairie hay grown on
/ his place last season The new home
| cost him $500.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
LONG DISTANCE PHONES.

superintendent Jet SAYS Toll Line Is
in Close Prospect
The GOOdland Telephone comDauv
has been organized and fncorpOratecl
under the laws OF Kansas Super-
intendent Jet says that there is i'm
mediate prospect Of securing. long dis
lance connection with Colby, st. Fran
els and with independ ent phones in
the northwest part Of this county.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
Money to Pay Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that there Is
money in the treasury Of GoOdIand
city 70 pay all warrants OF the issue
OF August and September, 1906. In
terest ceases from this date. Nav 2
1Sot- A D. STEWART
City Treasurer
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03

W J: Bower & Son has 1000 pieces
u g9od sheet music, instrumental and
vocal, at 10 cents per piece
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03

Money to loan on time to suit you.
See c. n. Millisack.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03

ezzs FOR sale. soc Per setting o. Is
pEsE y. = Errinsto1 Rulst0n Ksn
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03

E " SULLIVAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-16

WY oNcr wEA WIZ WRECKED TROPICS
IA rREesTeR eEARtNs oUaNgo WANT
| a MOTHER EEeOtN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01
Stew. (No.) 10,
VABILO MA NAROCBO.

V zadnjem cetrtletjn smo, in
mnogim naSim cen. sodrugom je
re potekla naro6nina. Mi uljudno
vabimo te sodruge, da nam osta-
neJo Sc vnaprej zvesti in porav-
naJO ozirOma ponovi1o narocninO
ma "Proletarca", da ST tako "a
gotovijo nadaljno prejemanje Ii
sta. Narocnina ma Proletarca"
znesku soc je vendar tako niz-
ka, da bi bilo Skoda, ce bi Sc So
drugi odtegnili pOtrebnemu in ko-
ristnemu ctivu, katero Jim nudi
mas list.
Sodrugi, naprej torej Vsace-
ga zavednega delavca je dolznost,
ne samo, da pravocasno ponovi
naroenino ma to svoje edino gla-
silo Zdr. drzavah, temvec da tu-
di po mOznosti agitira zanj in ga
Sri med tovariSi delavci. Ce bo
vsak zaveden sOdrug storil, l0ar je
dOkan, potem ne BIO dolgo, ko iii
de "Proletarec" kot tednik.
Torej ma delo in sicer - takoj |!
UredniStvo in WpravniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01
TRETJE GLAVNO ZBOROVA
NJE "SLOV. NARODNE
PODPORNE JED
NOTE.

Dne 16. septembra t. l. je prvic
zboroval obseznem Stevilu par
lament svObOdomiSelnih Sloven-
cev Ameriki. Delegate so prisii
daljnega severa in juga in tudi
IL drzav, katere mejita atlanti-
ski in pacifiSki ocean. q emo be-
sCdo: Svobodomiselni Slovenci.
Xxi so zdruzeni v S. n. p. j., so
poslali skor IL vseh Zdr. drz.
svoje delegate ma tretje glavno
zborovanje.
Ze prvi dan, ko Sc je pobiralo
"a stawkujO6e brate-delavce V
Minesoti, Sc je' pokazalo, da sko-
10 vsl delegate pripoznajo raz-
redno borbo, da so vedno priprav-
ljeni, stati Ma braniku "a svobodo
delavskega razreda, istega razre-
da, Xxi vsled uredbe V danasnii
cloveSki druzbi zivi V suznosti.
I'm TIA zavednOst se je pokazala
skoro pri vseh tockah v debati,
Xxi so imele dolociti, kaj je svobo-
Ola in kako je treba umevati jo.
Odprto smemo reei, da sc u
stavma izjawa S. N. P. j. glasi ia
kO dolocno in jasno, ola klerikalci
ne bodo nikdar vec skuSali riba-
riti v kalnem med clani Slov. mar.
pod. jednote. s. N. p. J. ostane
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01
Chicago, oktober, 1907

svobodomiselna Ia vedno. Tako
SO sklenili drugimi besedami
delegate ma tretjem glavnem
zborovanju S. n. p. j. LA Sale,
Ill.
Ta izjava Sc he da veG spreme-
riti, ker je nemogo6e, da bi kle-
rikalci ali drugi nazadnjaSki ele-
menti pridobili vse Glane ga svo-
je ideje.
Ali tudi nova pravila so po-
vsem ljudsha (demOkratiGna) e.
Glavni Odbor in podruzniGni cd
lori imajo svojo moe, katero pa
zopet omejujejo vsi clani. Y dru-
gimi besedami Svoboda vsakega
tlana sega tako daleG, da jo ONE
Juje svo'boda drugega clana.
Vsak razredno zaveden Slove-
nee mora biti ponosen OBJ "a
llljuclu zborovanja, da je priSel
cas-, ko sc bistriio in cistijc pojmi
in naGela.
Morda smo tupatam napravili
kakSno majhno napako, ker smo
ljudje, zmotljivi ljudje. Ali pre-
pricani smo, da bodo novi odbor
) pomo6jO delegatoy tie malen-
kostne napake, ce smo jih zavrsi-
Ii popravil ma Getrtem glavnem
zborovanju V Cleveland, Ohio, da
bode staliSce S. n. p. j., katero
Zavzema s. \. p. j. borbi "a
kulturno palmo V clovestvu, Sc
JasnejSe in dolocnejse, da tudi
Lajhujsi kritik strani svobodo-
mislecev he bode mogel Oporekati
kaj.
S. n. p. J. procvitaj in rasti,
zdruzi YES slovenski narod A
meriki emo samo moGno falango.
Xxi sc bo rama oh rami borila z
Orugimi kulturnimi narodi do
tro vseh ljudi ma svetu! X.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01
BOG IN VERA.

Read the Bible and pray, go
to church and pay" Tako popi
nevednO ljudStvo uce, da vec de-
Maria w NIGGA dOibe.
DOkler pada Glovek ma kolena,
Je znak, da hoce btu pokoren,
rodlozen pOpovski komandi.
kakor mas uci zgodovina, je bill
sy. Peter laznik. Cer+kev ie torej
zidana ma lazi.
Ma vsakem talarju in plasGu Sc
drze trofeje neukega ljudstva.
Rim se boji "a vero. Zakaj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01

Pregovor ljudstvu Sc glasi: {:
Ear je starega, je zgubilo pravico
do ekzistence. - Vera je prezi-
vela svojo romanticno dobo, izgu-
Lila je zivljensko moe in cas- smr-
t, Sc bliza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01
LetO II. Xol. H.)

CloVeSka mlsel Je ustvarila Pc
lel, nekje izven tega sveta, zakaj
bi teh misli he obrnili in ustva-
rlli nebesa na tenn svetu.
Cemu bi bill sunni lastnih mi
si.
KdOr hOce imeti pekel, mai Sc
druzi S popi.
Sam pop je molil k svojemu
Bogu: o Bog, stare cerkve po-
stajajo prazne, in I'll, vsegavedni,
YES to, vsegamogocni, zakaj ne
das ljudem tiste volje, da bi sli
cerkev. Kako bonn JAZZ Ivel, &c
jih ne bio? Amen.
Popi in kapitalisti nam oeitajo,
ca smo socialist in anarhisti emo
in isto.
kdaj Sc je pa Sc culo, da soci-
lalisti Sli ali koga poslali v tuie
drzave ljudi MORT, kakor to de-
laJo mOnarhisti in kapitalisti -
ljudozrci V tvornicah.
Vladarji in kapitalisti so tisti
aEarhisti.
Kaj je business?
Business pomeni igrati Sc z de-
narjem druzih.
Placilni dan je delavcu zvonec,
da We, Gegava creda je.
Delavec producira "a $24OO
Frednosti na leto, 400 dobi "a de-
Is, ia 1000 ga pa ogoljufajo.
Ce bi kapitalisti poravnali de-
lavcem dolg, katerega dolgujejo,
bi noben kapitalist ne incl cape
IA Sebi.
Delavec nj mic ma boljem, ko je
zgotOvil zeleznico, kakor OBJ "a
cetku grajenja. Kapitalist ga je
orOpal "a zeleznico.
Zemlja je nekdaj spadala vsem
ljudem, kasneje so 10 pa indivi-
dualni rOparji puSko v roki u
kradli. Ia svet moramo toraj 20
pet nazaj skupno last prido-
biti.
VaEno mi kal1o fino Sc oblaei-
mo, uprasanje je lie, kako smo
prehranjeni.
Dovolj tecne hrane upliva ma
razvoj cloveskih misli, da lahko
prav misli in Sc uGi. Glad pa uSi-
ii telo in duh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-01

LduO hcI .gt Nudld IId UlOcNlI-
ju. =
Pregovor V ljudstvu Sc glasi:
Ear je starega, je zgubilo pravico
do ekzistence. Vera ie pref
vela svojo romantiGno dobo, izgu-
Lila je zivljensko moe in cas- smr-
t., Sc bliza.
Bozje besede nj najti V nobeni
'l:njigi; kajti Bog o6e in sin nj
sta zapisala niceSar mOtri.
MnOgO della bi bilo storjenega
in mnOgo besed prihranjenih, ko
bi nam bOzji agent povedali. kje
Sc nahaja pellel in nebesa. Ali sc
rahaja oboje ze ma tenn planetu?
Izgleda takO -
Clovek nina duSe, temveG du-
Sa ina tloveka; le duSa je Glovek,
he pa telo. Materija je lie posoda
(cseb@, kjer prebiva duSa: JAZZ.
NeskonGno dobrotljivi Bog nj
reSkOncnO dober, kajti svojim "a
Gent6m malaga preveG della in pre-
veliko OdgovOnost V predstav-
!. .anJe samega sebc. - Ko bi Sc
vsaj vsakemu enkrat prikazal, da
bi Sc ne cutili tope suznje.
kadar popi izpredbracajo "di-
vjake'', tedaj kazejo eni roki
kriz, drugo pa praznijo zepe.
Socialist Sc bore bolj proti
kapitalizmu nego klerikalizmu,
k;;jti klerikalci so vedno tam,
kjer je vecina, ko bono mi We
tini, bodo tudi nazadnjaki INA
mi. Tako navadno trdijo evrop-
ski soc. demokratje.
Klerikalno ljudstvo jc podob-
no befacu, ki mu je pes podarje-
10 pe6enkb odnesel med Gasom,
ko Sc je Bogu zahvalil zanjo. Bo-
zja VOLTA je bila, je rekel, da mu
je pes odnesel pecenko, bozja vo-
lja je tudi, da so nekateri bogati
drugi revni.
Ce bi beraG NE Skill proti ne
bu, bi mu tudi pes neodnesel pc
cenke.
Gel svet je knjiga in potreba
nam je lie oci odpreti, da gleda-
mo predstave in zivljenje.
Svetovna knjiga je popolnejsa
Cd vseh drugih svetim pismom
vred.
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Bozje besede nj najti nobeni
l:njigi; kajti Bog o6e in sin nj
sta zapisala niGesar nOtri.
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- Iato ker .Je Mdana ma moGvir-
Il.
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Mnogo della bi bilo storjenega
in mnOgo besed prihranjenih, ko
bi nam bOzji agent pOvedali, kje
Sc nahaja pellel in nebesa. Ali sc
rahaja oboje ze ma TEN planetuq
IZgleda tako -
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(Nadaljevanje ma S. strani.)
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Gel svet je knjiga in potreba
nam je lie oci odpreti, da gleda-
mo predstave in zivljenje.
Svetovna knjiga je popolnejsa
Cd vseh drugih s svetim pismom
vred.
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Rim se boji "a vero. - Zakaj7
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Clovek nina duSe, temvec du-
Sa ina cloveka; lie duSa je clovek,
he pa telo. Materija je lie pOsoda
tcseba). kjer prebiva duSa: JAZZ.
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Zemlja je nekdaj spadala vsem
ljudem, kasneje so jo pa indivi-
dualni rOparji s pusko roki u
kradli. Ia svet moramo toraj 20.
pet nazaj V skupno last prido-
biti.
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Delavec nj mic Ma boljem, ko je
zgotovil zeleznico, kakor OBJ Ia
cetku grajenja. Kapitalist ga je
oropal "a zeleznico.