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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Occur d Alene. Idaho,

Land Office at Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
July II, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that
REUBEN NJ. IluRT
of Athol, Idaho has filed notice of his
intention to make final five year proof in
support of his claim viz: Homestead Entry
No. 2204 made Nov. s, 1900 for the swla of
Section 10, township SO n. 3 W b M, and that
said proof will be made before a. W. Post,
u. S. Commissioner ut Rathdrum, Idaho on
September %, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of the land, viz
Henry Hockett, l.. Il. Hurt NJ. A. Bur-
roughs and Abe Hornbeck, all of Athol,
Idaho.
Il. N, DUNN, Register.
july26 to aug30
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Occur d'Alene Idaho.
July Is, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that
OBIDIAH j. HOWE, of Athol
idaho has fled notice of his intention to
make final Communication proof in support
of his elaim.viZ: Homestead Entry No 4729
made June ID, 1906, for the SWa of Sec twp
81 north, range 3w IN, ana that said proof
will be made before A. W. Post, U. s. Com
missioner at Rathdrum, Idaho, on Septem-
Der %, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of the land, viz:
Walter Turner, Anthem Busk, +. L. Park
inson and Ed Harding, all of Athol, Idaho,
aug o to sep l3 Il, N. DUNN, Register.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
FOOD
FACTS
Gfape=Nuts
FOOD
A Body Balance.
A Body Balance.

People hesitate at the statement that
the famous food, Grape-Nuts, Yields
as much nourishment from enc Mound
as can be absorbed by the system from
ten pounds Of meat. bread. wheat or
oats. Ten pounds of meat might con-
tain more nourishment than one pouDd
Of Grape-Nuts. but not in shape that
the system viii absorb as large a pro-
portion of, as the body can take up from
che pound Of Grape-Nuts.
This food contains the selected parts
Of wheat and barley which are prepared
and by natural means predigested.
transformed into a form OF sugar, ready
for immediate assimilation People in
all parts of the world testify TO the
value Of Grape-Nuts.
A. Mo. man says: 7 have gained ten
pounds on Grape-Nuts food. 1 can truly
been eating meat, bread, etc, right
along, bur there was no ten pounds of
added flesh until Grape-Nuts food was
used
One curious feature regarding true
health food Is that its use VIII reduce
unhealthy flesh, and viii add to the
weight of thin person not properly
Il0urished. There is abundance of evil
dence to prove this.
Grape-Nuts balances the body in a
condition Of true health. Scientific Sc
lection of food elements makes Grape
Nuts good and valuable Its delicious
favour and powerful nourishing proper
ties have made friends that in turn
have made Grape-Nuts famous. There's
q Reason" Read, THE Road to Well
VILE in pkgs.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
GOLELL STICKS TO TALE
OF ADVENTURE IN SEA

NEW YORK. aug H-Edward Hugo
COleil, the well-known Brooklyn musi-
clan, who, according 10 his story went
for a swim near his home. at Rockaway
Park, soon after midnight Wednesday
morning. but turned Up aboard the
Clyde Line steamship Huron. which left
New York Wednesday and arrived In
Charleston, s. C., has returned.
Coieli says that he was blown 10 sea
and picked up by a fishing smack near
the Jersey shore and put aboard the
Huron Wednesday night Captain II
gram. Of the Huron, declared that COlell
boarded the Huron IN New York
Il had a terrible time, a terrible time;
ard have been thanking my lucky
stars that I'm here TO talk with YOU"
said Celell at his home Il went IN for
a bath about midnight Wednesday.
Bathrobe2 No; did not have blessed
thing on. Therefore. instead OF going
down Trists avenue. I sb&nned over the
back fence and went to the beach that
way. II was rough and the high wind
soon carried me out I became exhaust
ed after being IN the water possibly two
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
EVILS IN PRISONS
TO Be ABOLISHED
Glynn Objects to Financial
Systems in Sing Sing and
Auburn.

ALBANY. y. Y, Aug. H.-Recom-
mendaUons looking toward the better
ment OF conditions in Auburn and Sing
Sing prisons are made today by Comp
troller Martin II. Glynn. as the result Of
an exaglinauOn OF the records and ac-
counts Of the Institutions.
IN a letter TO the warden Of Sing Sing
prison, the comptroller says that the
posting of conVicts' deposits Is not given
sufncient attention, as a number OF er-
rors appear and especially in crediting
deposits TO the wrong convicts.
Errors occur also. he says, in amounts
paid to convicts and amounts due 70
those discharged or transferred. He
says that IL is essential that a better
system Of bookkeeping be maintained
and that the surplus OF the CJnvicts' de-
posits and miscellaneous earnings fund
after deducting the amount due con
vlcts. should be turned into the State
treasury.
He also recommends that the prison
employees be paid by checks, instead OF
cash.
Greater care should be taken in Au-
burn prison, he says. in posting the in
dlVtduai accounts of convicrs, as well as
IN the approving OF bills.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
FREE TO
ASTHMASUFFERERS
A Home Cure that Anyone Can Use
Without Loss of Time or Deten-
ton from Business,

We want every sufferer from Asthma 10
write US today for a free trial Of our won
derful New Method for curing Asthma We
especially desire those cases OF Ioag stand
Ing which have tried AL the various kinds Of
inhalers, douches. and patent smokes with
Out number and without relief We know
We can cure them We want 70 ana are
Wiling 70 prove IL absolutely free Of cost
Many thousands have accepted this opportu-
nity ana ere now cured. There IS no reason
why anyone old or young. rich or nor
should continue 10 suffer from Asthma after
reading this marvellous offer
Our method is not merely a Temporary re-
lief but a cure that is founded upon the
right principles. cure that cures By re-
moving the cause
Don put this of until you have smother
attack. but sit right down today and write
for the method II IS free and we send *
with all charges prepaid
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
LAD ATTACKED BY BOAR
IN GARDEN OF HIS HOME

PENNINGTON. n. J., Aug. 21.-Lin-
coin Moore. the eleven-year-old son OF
Frank Moore. a farmer living near here.
had tussIe with a boar, and would
have been gored to death had 1t not been
for Bob, his faithful collie.
The boy attempted to chase the boar
from his fathers garden. but It turned
upon him. knocked him down. and gored
him with It's tUsk.
The boy whlstled for his dog. and the
animal running up. pitched into the
boar with such vigOr that Il ceased its
attack on the boy and finally turned and
fed.
Young Moore was so badly inquired
that he lay unconscious on the ground
The dog stood guard over him, howl
Ing dismally until its cries were heard
by the boys father, who came and
carried the injured lad home and had
his wounds dressed.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
EVELYN THAH RETURNS
I'd BE NEAR HUSBAND

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Every day
since his arrest Harry K. Thaw was
visited in his cell In the Tombs by his
beautiful young wife, Evelyn Nesblt
Thaw, until a few days ago.
She had refused to go away from the
city for a rest because that would take
her away from her husband. Last week
Ihaw believed that he detected signs Of
a physical collapse and ne insisted that
she go TO the seashore.
Obedienty Mrs. Thaw went away to a
quiet place With her went the vision
Of Harry Thaw in his close cell in the
Iombs She could not bear TO be so
far away from him. and after one day
OF lonely outing, she FASTENED back TO
New York
As quickly as she could after her re-
turn, she went to the Tombs. and now
her daily visits have been resumed
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
)fIc
Peerless China Mating

This particular Mating is the best
for the price ever offered. is well
worth 40c yard. and during the sea
son sold at that price. We have in
stock at this time about % rolls.
Regular price, SOC. Sale price, , DC
a yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dixie-A full 116-warp China Mat
ti1g, IN neat checks. plaids ana
striped effects Regular 50 quail , &C
itv. Sale price. g yard. 49,. 4
crown China Mating, In pretty de
signs ard cOiors-a clean, sEnooth
weave: viii wear and lock Wen.
Worth SOC a yard. Sale price, nc
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
FELL 448 FEET
FROM CHIMNEY
Famous Steeplejack Killed
by Drop From Mon
Ster SmokeStack.

LONDON. Aug. 2.-John Goldie, the
famous steeoIejack. fell from the top Of
the TOwend chimney, which is AS feet
high, the highest in the world, and was
killed. His body crashed through the
roof Of the works, so great was the mo-
mentum it gained in the tremendous
fall
He was known all over the world for
his reckless daring at dizzy heights, and
whenever he climbed the Towend chin
ney great crowds gathered 10 watch his
antics on narrow lodges high In air.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Makes Affidavit That He
Attended Judge Lam
dis Court.

CHICAGO, Aug. H.-John d. Rocks
teller will receive S7S.95 from the United
States as his witness fee for testifyins
IN the recent hearing before Judge Ian
dis in this city.
A month ago United States Marshal
Hoy received a letter from Mr.. Rookie
Teller saying that he desired to collect
what money was due him. A blank
AFFIDAVIT was sent TO MIN and be has
returned IL properly filled out. The
check for $7S. 50 will be sent tc Mr.
Rockefeller as soon as he has signed
the payroll, which has been forwarded
10 him.
Mr.. Rockefeller's income has been
figured at Sl60,666.s6 per day.
Here is The affidavit Mr.. Rockefeller
submitted;
District Court of the United States, for
the Eastern Division of the Northern
Dates Of attendance:
July s. July Term. A. D., 1901.
The United States of America vs.. Stan
dard OIL Company John D. Rookie
fellerl:
Being duly sworn, deposes and says,
that he did attend as witness for the
United States in said Court. in the above
case at said Term, / days, and that
when he reached hOms he Will have
necessarily travelled III coming ana re-
turning from said Court as such Wit
ness, 1,449 miles.
JOHN d. ROCKEFELLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
10th day Of August a D., 1907.
r. T. SAWYER.
Notary Public
This IS to certify that, as per certih-
cate OF the United States Attorney for
said District, and said affidavit, the said
witness is entitled 10 his fees. as fol-
lows.
Gay ..ssss.s.'s-s-.-...- Sl.00
Lay HHles....... .Siz. %
Total .......................... 1885
T. c. MCMILLAN, Clerk
To L. S Marshal. etc
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Cow EATS TROUSERS.
GUEST WEARS HOSTS

WOOSTER, Ohio, Aug. a--NIr- and
Mrs. John Moore. OF this city, euter-
tanned a business friend of MIR. Moore
over night yesterday. In driving TO the
Moore home the visitors clothes be-
came stained with mud Mrs Moore
volunteered to clean them while he slept
and hung them in the yard to dry.
The Moores' COW swallowed the trous-
ers this morning, the last leg disappear
Ing as Mr.. Moore went out 70 get them
for his guest He wore a paiT Of his
hosts trousers home.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
MOTHER FINDS SON DEAD;
BOARD BROKE HIS NECK

JOHNsTOWN. Pa, Aug. H-After
calling vs&71y for her six-yeaT-old boy
who heA 0een missing from the house,
Mrs. John Hoffman was Mortified when
she found his dead body suspended from
a grain bin by the neck. The lad went
to the granaTy TO feed his pet chickens,
He climbed partly into the bin The
board dropped suddenly pinning the
boys throat TO the bottom.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
japanese Mating

81 patterns OF this me Mating, IN
colors red, green blue and plain
white ground. with floral and inserted
designs These natdngs sold regu-
larry at &c. &c and 50c yard. 10Ic
Sale price. a yard AZ
Imperial japanese Matuugs tbs
finest product Of japan and are Just
the floor covering for neat dainty
chambers. White ground, with beau
tiful inserted designs, and are
worth 500 per yard. Sale 4 &C
price. a yard. .-----.-.-...----..-. y ,
80 patterns of Chinese AattiBgs.
about l,e00 rolls 70 90 n this sale.
The prices at which we viii offer
these mattings are such that II YOU
want mating you cannot afford 10
let this opportunity pass Chinese
Mating. % yards 10 roll only 3
patterns lefg- Sale price. g &c
yard .-,.-.--....-...........
Chinese Mating. IN neat designs;
s patterns from which 10 select
Sold regularly at DC a yard / &c
Sale price, q yard. 4 -
China Mating, IN neat effects and
very pretty combinations OF cOl0rs.
Sold during season Just closing for
2Sc per yard. Sale price. 12 &c
yard --.-------------.--.-.-- <
Chinese Mating. in red, blue, green,
almost solid colors. also in effective
combinations OF cOlOTs. A fine.
heavy mating. Sold regularly At
soc a yard Sale price, a o04c
Chinese M5ttings, IN small. close
weaves, checks, plaids and narrow
stripe effects This lot includes al
the colors and is q thoroughly good
mating. Sold regularly at Csc
"a yard. Sale price, a DIG
yard -.------.-|.-. -----.---------.
Chinese Mating very heavy,
finely woven mating, polished straw,
IN small check. plaid and stripe. wiz
wear exceTlently. Has always sold
at 40c a yard Sale price. a = 4 LC
vara < ~
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
LEADS HUSBAND BY EAR.
FOUND HIM WITH GIRL

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Aug H.-Swan-
son Brothers, saioonkeepers, were fined
$50 in the police court for selling LIQUOR
10 girl in their saloon The girl in
company with a marIild mar, was found
IN the saloon in an intoxicated COndi-
ton and placed Inder arrest
The man was released upon having
his fine. His wife led him by the ear
through the carnival crowds III the 1prfu-
cipal streets. After reaching home she
gave her husband a sound thrashing.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
John D. Needs Money!?
Collects $685. Due
Him As Witness Fee

Due United States
Government, fine
from John ID.
ROekefeIIer's SIAN
dard OH Co. -. s,24O, OOO.OO
Due to John d.
Rockefeller for
testifying in STAN
dard Oil case. -. 1895
Balance In favor -
OF Government. 9,259, 926.05
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
ROYAL China Matting

This is the finest China Mating inn
ported, and cannot be duplicated
anvwaere for the price. Absolutely
the finest designs and combination
of coloring ever produced in mat
ting: this mating IS easily worth
COO a yard. Sale price, y &c
yard .--...------ ------.---s--s - - =
Grey Prairie Grass Mating, for
rooms halls, and stairs; cOlOrs blue,
green red. brown and combination Of
eoIors. Regular Csc quality; 1 Z &c
yard wide. Sale price, a yard - =
Crex Prairie Grass Mating, for
stairs; bound edges; i yard q nc
wide. Sale price, a yard - J
award wide. Acc quality. 41c
Sale price. a yard----------------- -
Kensington Atwood Art Rugs:
sizes to fit any room; new patterns
and eolors for the fall season.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21

hours. Then T vas pieked up uncon-
sciOus by. q fishing SMACK they told me
aboard the Huron. called the AdOls. Ths
fislfermen, after giving me clothes, later
transferred me - the Huron
AT my request. Captain ingram told
the yarn about not picking me up, be-
cause ] did not care for the uot9riety's
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
BETTER STILL.

We'll. have you made enough money
10 retire on ?"
better yet-I've made enough to stay
up all night on. Cleveland Leader.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Take It With Sword.

Now. each side can have whatever It
can take by the sword. and in my
opinion neither side viii get anything
except what is taken IN that way. This
does not presage any disaster 10 the
Republican party, for when the fighting
within our own ranks is ended. as it
will be at the convention, we viii all
stand shoulder 10 shoulder against the
common enemy, no matter who may be
selected 10 be the leader.
This is not a personal matter. al
though some feeling has crept into the
contest. On my part 1t is simply a
question whether a representative Of the
people shall be allowed TO have opinions
and stand up for them in debate and IN
voting on public questions. or whether
he Is TO be dominated by somebody who
has the anrontery to try to dictate to
him. I supposed, when I was elected 10
the United States Senate, that I had a
great honor conferred upon me, because
] thought the intelligent people of Ohio
had confidence in my integrity as a man
and in my ability to represent them to
their advantage with respect TO public
questions Of great national and interna-
1iOnal Importance.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21

Fiber Art E.ugs in blue. brown,
terra Gotta, red. green and combina-
ton of colOrs; make pretty chamber
rugs.
Reg. Sale
Price. Price.
6 fix ft......4............. $500 s315
ft.x12 ft..................S $3.50 $3.50
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Is Losing Ground.

Whatever this sentiment may have
amounted to some time ago. II appears
10 be losing ground rather than gain
ing. AS 10 this I. Of course. may be
mistaken. but whatever the truth may
be, the contest is one that VIII doubtless
continue TO the end-that IS to say,
there will be no compromise or adjust
ments Everything Of that kind has
been made Impossible. At one time when
a compromise arrangement was sug-
gested. I promptly said, although not
pleased with il, that I would abide by
it and earnestly support Mr. Taft for
the Presidency if that should be tbs
wish OF the Republicans OF Ohio. But
Cancellation was net IN such a hostile
way that my self-respeCt compelled me
70 withdraw the suggestion and resume
the contest.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Told Him How to Vote.

Il did not imagine that anybody else
was 10 do thinking. studying, and con-
GLIDING. then tell me how I should vote.
Is this the basis of what IS called
the quarrel between you and the Ad-
mlnistration2'
THE three Statehood, rate
bin. ana Brownsville 80 have involved
nothing personal, so far as I am con-
CerI6d- There is no quarrel. I had no
thought in the Statehood matter except
TO secure to Arizona a chance to be
heard before she was bound hand and
foot against her viii in joint Statehood
with New Mexico.
Aid for Helpless Men.
In the Brownsville matter I had no
purpose except to secure for a lot Of
helpless men who had been branded as
criminals and discharged without honor
from the United States Army a chance
20 be heard in their own defence, a right
that no American. no matter how hum
bic ne may be, should ever be denied
In the rate bill matter. which was
elatorately discussed, I had no pur-
pose except to prevent unwise, uncon-
sututional and unnecessary legislation,
and to perfect legislation by which we
could eonstitutionaHy and effectively
regulate the railroads and interstate
commerce The talk that has been 60
ing around 10 some extent hat have
been attacking the President Is with
out any foundation whatever, unless II
be an attack to express difference with
man In polite and parliamentary LAM
guage-"
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
To Speak Today.

Senator Foraker viii reply 10 SecTe-
tary Taft in full in a speech to be de-
lIvered at Georgetown, Ohio, today
senator Foraker spoke with great
candor. He has no personal feeling. The
first thing he said when he saw the
correspondent was a cheerful remark
that TAFT had a great meeting"
I am Ioath 10 speak about that
which I am so intimately connected
with personally, said the Senator, but
perhaps I can say something TO help
you out. and am willing to do so, al
though I would rather do all my speak
ing to the public in the speeches I am
making from day to day over the State.
No Great Taft Sentiment.
NO one can tell much about what
progress has been made in the contest
for the reason that no vote has been
taken or test Of any kind given 10
indicate accurately what the public SEN
timent may be. I judge. however, from
the character of meetings I am having.
the numerous invitations 10 speak. far
more than I can accept. and from gen
eral surface indications, that there IS
no such universal, unanimous, enthusi-
astlc and overwhelming sentiment for
AR. Taft as has been represented by his
managers.
The Washington times., 1907-08-21

Roxbury. Smith Stinsou and other standard Brussel
Carpets; The best l0-wre quality great variety
choice paror. dining hall. and stair and chambe
patterns bargain line. Regular price. Sl.10 Sale price
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Says Sentiment for Him Is
Losing Ground
in Ohio.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2L-Senator J. B.
Foraker. the leading ana. for that mat
ter, the only Republican of prominence
IN the country actively and openly op-
posing President Roosevelts policies
and the nomination for President OF
Judge Taft. Mr.. Roosevelts choice. has
given to the New York Herald an inter
view in which ne answered portions of
Mr.. Taft's Columbus speech and stated
The point Of his controversy with the
Federal Administration
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Extra Heavy Tufted
Administer Rugs
Jute Wilton Rugs
LinOIeums

LIIIUEEuIIIS
Genuine Cork Linoleum, made OF
the dining room. kitchen, pantry and
bath; designs in tile. floral. and car
pet effects.
Sale
Price.
Regular eOc quality. yard. 1900. Sec
Regular 75c quality, yard. 431zc
Regular Sc quality. yard. 55c
The Washington times., 1907-08-21
Carpets

Brussels Carpets-HaU carpets n PNr
rey CT choice Regular N4(
Extra Quality Brussels Carpe-s-Hsn 4 Nc
variety n4N
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01
KNJIZENNOST.

"Nasi zapiski' Y. Ietnik, zvezek
|, ina slede6o zanim;vo vsebino {:
As: "AIisli politik; - "Socija-
lizem in inte,igenca ponatis IL
Geshc soc. reviie "Akademie"; -
"UmetniSka galerija V Ljubljani' 3,
PoroGa |. r.; - Zofka kveder-
JelovSkova: "Slovenci ma tujem'.
- Prcgled: d.: Gospodarstvo. -
Socijalizem. - Knjizevnost: Ian
Cmkn Nina. Zalozil l..
Schwentrer V DjubIjani. Poro6a
+. X.
Ksas'er McSko: Mir bozji"
Poro 4 J. r.
PriporoGamo kar ra.raileie!
pod SpOVednim tefatom" Sc
imeruje l1nj;ga. ktero je spisal biv-
s. katoliski iNapelan II. Kirchstei-
ger, s,ovenSko prclozil +. Kri-
stan.
IaIOZDO L. kllllSl Je preSkrDel SOC.
GasopiS "Naprej V ldri6i ma Kranj-
skem IN 10 prodaja po , X 90 vim.
Y koliloor smo citali roman V
"Rdecem praporu morlmo reci,
da je MEM mnogo poutnega, "a
bavnega. razvedr'lnega in mikav-
mega.
|. Injiga obsega' 3T2 strani in Sc
jo naroGi pri casopisu "Naprej V
Idrji, kramsko, ali pa kar pri IL
prawiStvu "Proletarca go w.
2Ist Pl., Chicago.
Ns'ak prijatelj dobrega in pouc-
mega Gtiva mai bi 81 naroGil knjigo.
Ia prihodnjo Stevilko imamo ne
kaj gradiva glede Kondovega .po-
slovanja tajniStvu s. n. p. ].
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nih listih radi Thawa- No, Thaw
Je mili!onar in to pove vse.

- Iadnia diva meSeca pobijajo in
morijo ljudi Ma ameriSkih zelezn;-
cah in premOgokopih l,akor preSiGe,
ovcc in gOvedo V klavnici. Ne mine
s.lOrO dan, da he bi Gitall, da sc ie
pripetila ia kaki zelezn:ci ali ka-
KEN tpremoNopu rezgoda, kjer je
lzglabi.6 10 DO 100 ljudi syoje xiv
ljenje
In naSa sodi5ca. k: kaznujejo
Strogo v,akega lacnega delavca,
ki je ukradel hlebec kruha, da bi
naSitil >Nojo gladro deco, sc niti
ne zlnenijo "a te morilce
No, zakaj. Morilci 50 milijo-
narji. Talim ljudem sc pa y anne
risk republiNi ne smc skriyiti nit
las na glavi, &C so magari zvrSiH
tudi najveGja hudodelstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-01
Chicago, Marc, 1902

demoNratiGne Stranke je zakrlvilo
naJvec poraz tenn, Ga je dela,o vo-
line kompromiSe centrumom -
bba tenn oziru reformirati.
"Kdor III socialist, je prot socia-
liznrU! TaNo mai sc glasi naSe ge-
so "a vedno, representative in So
c;a,izem bode zmagoval, ne pa Eel
pOraZOV.