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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
The KuIIstIn 10 on SAFE at the 70
bswsnn places: "a.
Colsman's. ia Eighth street.
Halliday Houss News Stand.
walkers, 10 Sixth street
wlus Front Restaurant.

In the opinion Of two Cairoltes VINO
went to Mounds yesterday the re-
duced railroad rate law is dream
which. like all dreams. goes by con
traiies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
Applied truth.

Il never complained Of my lot said
the Persian poet. Sadi. but once
when my feet were sore and had no
money To buy shoes. but I met a man
without a foot and 7 became content
with my lot when ! saw him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

What influence have
the sun and its spots
upon the earth first, and
upon other planets after
wards? This. to my
mind, is the most inn
portant problem that
faces us.
If a telescope of the
new construction used at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
DRUNKENNESS

cured 20 stay cured without Inconvenience OF
loss Of time from business by theJames Home
Cure Tor Drunkenness. produet Of the famous
James Sanatorium. Over X 80 eases have
been successfully treated. Write Ia confidence
for our G0page illustrated and Interesting
teoklef cent free under plain cover.
JAMES sANAToRIUM, Memphis, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
June Circulation.

The above Is a correct statement OF
the number OF complete ana perieet
copies fthe Cairo Bulletin printer
for the year 1906 and for the month
OF June 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
BUSINESS Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this FIRST day of July, 1907
LEO. j. KLEB,
fceala. Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
NEW YORK C|TY'S
FOURTH OF JULY
WILL BE INTERNATIONAL THIS
YEAR-MlsS couLD'S CHAR
iTY DEMANDS TWO MILLIONS
A WEEk-GREAT ciTYs "vlL,
EST DEN"

New York, July ALREADY sisus
are apparent that the celebraiionpf Inc
Glorious Fourth this year will be All
iltefnationaE exbn, Although In N6si
York the fire. marshall has cut down
by two weeks the period during which
fireworks may be sold at retail, TIN
wholesale dealers report heavy adj.
vance orders. and the Board OF Health
has taken the pfecaution to lay in q
corresponding stock OF lock-iaw serum
Curiously enough many of the orders
for fireworks are from patriotic Amer
lean citizens across the Canadian bor
der, who propose 10 make the eagle
scream In the very face of the British
lion. Not only is it the great Amer
lean holiday, but with the Germans
it is the birthday OF their future Kais-
err, and italians In alp arts of the
world will celebrate the day as the
centennial of the commencement of
the stormy career of their great m,
tional hero aGarlbaIdi According TO
resolution passed by the italian
senate, great ceremonies win lake
place all over Italy. including a pill
grimage promoted by many associa
tons to the tomb Of the general in the
island Of Caprera and the decoration
OF all the numerous statues which
have been erected to his memory since
his death Nor are he l75,00o Ital
ians in New York forgetting the event
II is expected that King Victor Eman
uel viii send his personal gift to tho
in charge of the preserya.
tion Of the Ii tie house on Staten IT,
land in which he italian hero lived
while residing in America, and which
it is proposed to preserve by enclos
ing 1t in a marble monument toward
which many members of the Italian
colony in New York and other cities
in the United States have contributed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

You pay a little more for classified
advertising IN the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get the
results
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

discovered. but in the Tenderloin sta
lion at least he is regarded as worthy
Of a medal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

Police Commissioner Bingham is
nothing If not energetic and original On
his effort 10 improve the police SER
vice Of New York. A week or two ago
he issued to the public a neat little
pamphlet entitled Blue Book for CHI.
zens. rule of which reads as fol
lows In case OF complaint write
directly 10 the Police Commissioner
and mark the envelope Personal -"
one warm day last week. when the
-en-cent fare 10 Couey Island was
proving q districting problem. the fol
lowing Communication reached Heal
qrariers from "a citizen" who evident
ly takes his advice literally: Il beg
20 inform you that The vilest den in
New York is ran at asa Yves Thirty
seventh Street Disorderly persons Of
both sexes resort 10 it az an hours Of
the day and night This infamous den
should De broken MP Instantly here.
was excitement al Headquarters and
visions of another shake-up. Fora
with the communication dispatched FOL
Captain Steve q Brien. o. whom has
been assigned The task II hnidiur
down the lid of fhe Tenderloin during
the duh summer season with the
information that 30 Captain O'BHan
had not enough men 20 close up this
resort. the Commissioner would furn-
lsh an that were needed By return
messenger came the following report
from Captain O'Bnen. The buiiI
ing ls4 Yves Thirty-seventh street u
most respect liy report is the police /
station house Of which am CON
mander- Respectfully. stephen /
OBrien-" The citizen who had The 1
20 perpetrate so mean a joke
on the commissioner has not yet been
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

There is always room al the top
IL you can push the other fellow Of
Life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

u takes six months to tan al Gle
phant's skin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

There is a popular belief that - be
poor Is 10 realize General Sherman :
definition of war; hut since Andre v
Carnegie announced his intention t.
achieve that condition life has not
been all milk ANA roses for The rich.
in view of the efforts of those who are
not to relieve them of the disgrace
and responsibility attaching to great
fortunes. Miss Helen Gould is only
one millionaire among Americas
many, yet she has just made public
some statistics which aff I'd IN inter
esting basis for calculating how long
1t would take Mr. Carnegie TO attain
cording 10 Miss Goulds dlsclos. res
she, received in the last week requests
for money and gifts which would re.
quIfc the expenditure of $2.000000 to
grant Within that time four brides
nave asked her to contribute $4,000 to-
ward the purchase Of their trousseauv
eleven persons. poor but musical
have asked her 20 buy pianos for them.
several men have asked for money to
take a drink cure and one woman aD.
piled for the price Of set Of false
teeth Beside these there were nearly
600 other requests. most Of them
equally interesting. One person want
ed to be sent to Europe, one wished 10
sell a quilt, one needed help to re-
move watch from pawn. There
were ten requests o aid church fairs.
"a for old clothes, three for watches
70 reen- for scholarships while enc
man yearned for a farm and three
cows Seventeen writer's begged only
for advice, while 100 would have been
satisfied with money without advice
or any other restrictions as 10 rs
use. Seven persons asked permission
to name a child after Miss Could
begged for sewing machines. three
wanted Bibles. one wished assistance
b open a photograph gallery, and one
man. anxious to fiji a long-felt wan,
Desought a job getting MP railroal
lime tables which would really show
what time the trains star. and what |
line they actually &c there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
Donten 1Dbo DaDe
Rtgt)t TO aeropose
BY MRS. DORE LYON.
President Of Exclusive Hectic Club. New York.

formal declaration his part. She might say him. Now
if marry will obtain your parents consent
able support you the style tastes require and you need
Worry take the Of professional
young who has good income from her work She might
Young her choice the proposing stage:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, illinois,
Population 16,147.

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 16,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer THOMAS II. MAIIONEY
City Attorney. f. NJ. MOORE
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate, A. j ROSS
Chief of Police, M. s. EAGAN. H
49,.
Alexander County. Population 22,467.
County Clerk. JESSE r. MILLER.
Circuit ClerksgL BEpR; DAVIS. ~,
Sheriff, TftNNK E. DNS2S ~ \ a
stsSes bsssssrnayS ALESAApElS
Y c l,,s fftia5iMsaa.'AA snaNbs.
ComftsvEtlpe of Schools.
SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer FRED d.
NELLIS,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02

Ny dom. tllnk We WOMB 0e FeFT nappF IOgeII0f
am quite able to take care Of two and could support
husband very nicelyv
The act Of proposing carries with it the offer to
take ii the Young woman, whose hand he asks for
There is underlying economic motive in such pro-
posals Then why should this not carry in the Of
the yourtg woman who propose. The only girl who
has tight TO propose the INDECENT. unskilled young
woman, with visible means Of support. She has
no rgih TO ask a man to marry her TO support her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
Alexander County, Population 22,467.

Board Of County Commissioners
j. ], JFN'NELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-02
. Week Days only

Big Four going NJ rth
No g.. -. Ton a Ii
no 2------ - 1900 p M
: s daily
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-09

ed about it. The auditor and cashier
Bean also declared that thorough ex.
animation Of Mr.. Mclody's books had
shown them to be in good condition and
apparently straight.
The first blow came TO Mr.. Melody
when one Of his four sons died suddenly
less than year ago. II was but short
time later that a second son was taken.
Melody. friends my that be broodcd
over the death Of his sons and con.
stantly spoke Of his troubles,
One feature Of the affair that will be
given attention by Postmaster Campbell
today Is the part played by the inspec-
tors.
81 don't know whether the inspec.
tors have the right to assume the re-
sponsibility for settling a matter of
this sort, or not" said Mr.. Campbell.
"They may have been so instructed by
the authorities at Washington, howev.
err Il Is a matter that ! viii investi-
gate"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-09

viii start the boats on the long, deep
water contest, off Fort Wadsworth.
The finish Of the race win be the
lighthouse on st. David's Head. Bermu.
da.
Changes in the hour and place OF the
start had to be made owing to unforeseen
circumstances. 1t was intended that
the boats should get away at noon from
Hook, but the Ailsa Craig, which is at
Bayonne, New Jersey, cannot be finish
ed until late this morning. She will
then have to be measured. The Idaho
has been measured and complies with
all the regulations for the test. She is
go foot over all and is fitted with four
cylinder 60-horse power engine. She
will carry eight men in the race. The
Ailsa Craig is So feet 9 inches over all.
She is provided with a 4-cylinder engine
of 60-horse power Thomas +. Day will
be in charge. There will be seven 9th
ers on her. The owners of the boats do
not regard the race as involving any
risk, but at precaution, each
of the craft will be provided with a
jury rig.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-09
Aged Man Dying From Grief and
Sorrow.
FORTY YEARS IN POsTOFFICE
Grief Over Death of Two Sons and An
Alleged Shortage In His Accounts Is
Causing the Death of Thomas Melody
Sons Make Shortage Good.

CHICAGO; June S.-Grief stricken at
the series of misfortunes heaped upon
him in the last year, Thomas R. Melo-
DIV. for Al years an official in the chi.
cago postofiiee, lies at the point Of
death.
The latest blow OF the series to fall
upon the old mans shoulders il the dis
coyery that his accounts at the Post.
Office, either through clerical errors Or
an oversight upon his part, indicate q
shortage Of $4,000. Whatever the
cause Of the discrepancy the government
looks upon 1t as a technical defalca-
tion and ii Is understood Mr.. Melody's
children have made good the sum with.
out coptesting the case because OF Mr..
Melody's dangerous physical condition.
The most uWisual feature Of the sit
uation is the attitude Of the postal an-
thorities, Last night two OF the postal
inspectors admitted that the irregulari-
ties had been investigated and that rel.
atiyes made good the apparent short
age. Consequently, they said, there
would be no prosecution and the matter
was closed.
Colonel Stuart, head Of the local pos
tai inspection department, disclaimed
all knowledge Of the investigation Of
Mr.. MeIody's books and 50 reported to
Postmaster Campbell when he was ask
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-09
MOTOR BOAT RACE
Two Sixty Footers Start Long
Distance Race.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT CUP
course Will Be From OFF Fort Wads-
worth To Lighthouse On st. David's
Head, Bermuda, a Distance Of $50
Miles.

NEW YORK, June s.-The motor
boat race from New York to Bermuda,
$50 miles for the James Gordon Bennett
Cup, will be begun this afternoon.
There are two staunch competitors, the
Idaho and the Ailsa Craig, the former
owned by Peter Shields Of Philadelphia,
and the latter by James Craig, Junior,
Of New York, and Eben Stevens of Bos-
ton, both members Of the Motor Boat
Club Of America.
The regatta committee from the club
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-09
DE oBALDIE SAILS.

NEW YORK, June Sd. Il. DE
0baldie, retiring Panama minister Of
the United states, sailed yesterday
aboard the steamer Panama to assume
the office of President Of Panama
President Amador Of the little Republic
is booked to sail soon for Europe X
take part IN The Hague peace confer
ence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-09
Tonight.

If you would enjoy tomorrow take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets tonight, clear the head and cleanse
the stomach. Price, 25 cents. Samples
free at Frank Hart and Leading Drug
fy;sts
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01

- &c kak siromak uknade kos
premoga zelezniSkega voza, ga
obsodijo tezko je6o in pristine
delavnico. Use drugaGe Sc pa posto-
pa ljudm;, ki inaio vpliv, ce tudi
zvrSe u,om.
Y Bo ;c, Ten, 50 ttmpereDCni
fanat;ki ulomili zelezniSki voz, V
katerem so bile razne opojne pl-
lace "a klube. Blago ie bio vredno
So 900. All temperament fanatiki so
vse vnicili.
Nzlic ulomu in vniGenjm tujega
blaga Sc pa varuhOm zakona Sc ne
SANTA. da bi izs,edili zloG;nce in Jim
pomagali do kazni.
ZloG;nci so paG vplivnc osebe N
tak.h sc drnavni pravdniki in poll
CHA tudi V Teksasu radi ogibljejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
Lcto IL. Nol. H.)

naJvec mogoce nizko stevilo ur.
Svoboda ysakega cloveka. maj sega
tako dalc6, da ne omeiuje svobode
drugega Gloveka it'd. it'd.
Socialist dObro vedo, da svoiih
zahtev ne morejo uresnc cit: 5 silo,
ker bi upOraba sile, dokler so socia-
lstl manjSini, bio mic druzega
kot colo nasilie, zopet bi manis:na
uEazovala yeGini. kako mai wi in
urcdulc svo'e ziv,icnske potrebsci-
ne. Dokler n: V ljudstvu globokega
prepricanja ysai pretezn; veGini
ia le sOc'al;zem "a 6.oveSko druzbo
neobhodno pOtreben, tol:ko casa ie
tudi soc:aliziranjc GIoveSke druzbe
nernogoGe in seer takO. da bi socia-
liz;rana 6'OveSka druzba imela ira.
len obstanek.
Ia uresn;6erie soc:al:stiGne clo-
veSke druZbe pa socialist rabiio vsa
druga sredStva kot brutalno si,o. Y
doSeSO sVOEh cllJev sc pOSluzujeiO
parlamenta, strOkoynih druStev. ca
sopisja. knj.zic in shodov. Social
sti agit'rajo "a revoluciio - "a du-
Sevni preobrat Y tezraravno siio
verujoGo 6loveSko duSo.
Orozie sociaistov je una svlt,i
me6. In prot; temu orozju so brez-
mOGni dogme vseh yer, nauki pro-
fesorjev o narodni ckonomiii, Ki
pravijo, da Sc narodi le ma podlagl
'svobodne igre sil povzd:gneio do
gospodarskega blagostana; brez-
mocni prot; temu orozju SO unifor.
m;ran: mori,c; ma debelo. nolicaii in
visa SvOiat, katero so najeli kap:tall,
st, da mori'o n preganjaio socla-
.iste.
In ker sc tega zavedamO. bono
poskrbeli. da bono luG reSnice -
soc;alizma pr;zgal sleherni koc',
kier prebivaio liudie, ki trp6 vs.ed
modernega suzenstva - kap.taliz-
ma ]. TX.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
kAJ JE SOCIALIZENI?

Nasprotniki soc;alizlna, posebno
naieti hlapci kapital.zma cilindrri
in kuti, oznanujejo svet, da hocc,
10 socialist edino surovo silo
strmoglaviti danaSnjo 6loveSko
druzbo in da odobravajo pol:tiGcn
umor.
Pr'znano, da kier je YES narod
revoluciii, II. pr. Rusiii, da Sc
tudi socialist napram reakciji po-
s,uzijo sic. Ali s.la nj socialtsticen
nauk. NSi soc;alisti6ni pisatelji so
Sc vedno pob;iali surovo silo. kcr
pr.dObitve n so bile nikdar sta,nc.
ako Sc iih ie pr:bor;lo potom suro-
We sile. I druge strani pa tudi III
sila ,e lastnost soc;al;stov. kajt
zgodovna mas uGi, da ie pray po-
hlevna' r:mSko katoliSka cerKev
vselei rab;la naisurovejSo silo, Ike
dar Sc je Slo "a ME interes.
Odkar liudic vladajo Judi, je b.
la sila ma Svetu: voina, unor, ma
pad. Zgodovina kar mrgoli teh "a
.ostnih pOjavov, ki so utisn.li Go
veku - kot razumnemu btu DcGat
sramote ma nicgovo cello. Navadno
sc je sila rab;la vedno cd zgorai. kl
ie odzdolai vedno odzvala protiupor
podobi punta ali naS6evania
Socializem nj zagovornik sile
pac ie pa ME odlOGen nasprotnik
&c je bil kedaj kak socialist obto
zen surOve sile, ga MISC to zape
ljali social stem nauki, tenvec ;e
10 provzro6ila notranjosti razbur
ena cloveSka narava, ki 81 raz
burjenosti nj mOgla drugim Pc,
magati kot 5 surovo s;lO.
Al; ie bill Aristogeiton socialist:
Ali e bill Brutus socialist. An so
b:Ii Danton. Marrat IN Rob;csp:erc
socialist? Az so b.li Puritanci. kl
50 obglavili angleSkee> kralia Kar-
la I. socialist? Ali so bill srbsk1
castniki, Ii so umorili srbskega kra-
liza in kraliico, morda socialists; !?
OdgOvOritc h'navc', k; podtiN2te so
cialistom surovo slo!!!
Socalizem ina "a svojo podlago
goSpodarski nauk, ki pravi, da ina
vsak 6lovek-proizvaialec prav'co
do izdelkov. katere ie izdcla,. vs.
- to ic cloveSka druzba, moraio
pa skrbeti, da otroci dob6 dobro in
skrbno vzpoio. da bolnik;. starGki
i'm "a delo nesposobni liud,e dob6
dobro oskrbo. Pri delu nai Sc uDo-
rabliaio stroll naiveGii mer. dc
lavni Gas mai sc pa zn'za ma koIikor
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
NSEM SODRUGOM MA
ZNAN JE.

Sodr Frank Petr:6 ie sedaj na
agitacij ijskem potu po vseh Zdruz.
drz. PooblaS6en ie pobirati marco
nino "a "Proletarca kakor tudi
sprejemati oglase in ustanoviti So
gladstone klube. Nsem sodrugom
ga top,o priporo6amo.
OWcdnii OdbOr
JugOSf. SocidllStiGHe G5'eSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
BreOjGvkG
cIHkdSkM dncV1Nk0U.


Tako so porocaN chikaSki dnev-
niki brzojavnem stilu o naskoku
Slovencev Clevelandu ma zupnI-
see fare sv. Vida.
Kie so vzroki??
Mas slovenski narod ie poznan,
da slepo verjame duhovniku, da ga
uboga, ker ga snatra "a bite, kl
ina Geznaravno moe. Sc preceJsni
del naSega naroda veriame, da zna
duhovnik delati TOGO, da lahko pre-
pod nev.hto ali da izmOli cloveka,
XII mu della zgago, da doticnl clovek
tekom enega leta umrle.
Nasprotno pa tudi duhovnlkl, "
vzemsi neznatno Stevilce. n;so nj
kdar nc storili, da bi vero cezna'
ravno moe duhovnika narodu O.
meiili. Nekateri duhOvniki so Sli in
gredo Sc dandanes tako dalec, da to
vero narodu Sc gojiio, ker vedo,
da sc da ljudstvO skubiti dobro, ako
Sc boji ceznaravne moe duhOvnlka.
Kaj ie vendar bio Clevelandu
vzrok, da sc Slovenc; niso bali cez-
naravne sile duhovnrka. ne hudica,
ne biriGa in so naskoclll farOvz !!
Strah, da bi iih zupnik la.hko pa
nal ali izmolil, je gotovo izginl
med mimi, ker drugace bi Sc ne bill
lotili farovza pollen; in kamenjem.
Tudi hudic, zadnia ura in drugi pri-
vezki vraga so zgubili svo;o straho-
valno silo, ker- lse ie 1arod vzd gn i
prot svojemu zupniku
Zakaj?
Ma to vprasanje ie tezko odgovo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01

riti d.rektno, ker nam MISC znanc
podrObnost; iz Clevelanda.
Nzlic temu bodemo tudi tukaj
sp,oSnim odgovorom zadeli crno.
Duhovnik, XII zivi, kol;kor je
sploh clOvcku nogo6e. ziveti po Krl-
Stovh naukih, ina Sc dandanes
vernem s,ovenSkem narodu veliko
zaSlombo. Narod ga uboga IN mu
da radOvoljno, Cesar le niegovo srcc
pozel.. Naobratno pa narod, ker sc
je pricel zavedati, ne uboea vec du-
hOvnika, ki nekatere nauke Krista
nosi lie ma jeziku.
krist ie posebno ostro b;Gal la
kOmnOst, sploh nab;ranie zak,adov
in poSvetnega bogatstva. "Mojc
kra,jestvo n; tega sveta je rekel
Kr;st.
In duhovn:ki? Mao izlem ie med
mimi, ki bi Sc dandanes ne pulili "a
tolar kakOr liak borzni Spekulant.
Ia vero Sc i'm ne gre, ampak le "a
b ro. In tax nastop duhovn;kov dc!a
hudo kri V narodu, privede narod
tako dalec, da rabi silo prot svoje-
mu duhOvniku. ako no6e prosto
vo.ino umakniti Sc.
Sedaj Sc pa ma pozorlS6u polka
zeta po';cai in sod;S6e. da kaznuieta
narod, ker ic rab'l silo prot svoio
mu zupniku.
MeSto, da b zapr.i duhovnika, ri
ie pray; vzrok nemirov. pa zaprO y
kaznuiejo narod, XII je lie uG:nek g.
ga vzroka.
Zakai? No. ker Sc danaSnji p
koni tako glase.
DandaneS sc ne kaznuie t;Ste2a,
k je provzroGi. u6inek, ampak t:ste
ga, ki ie vslcd vzroka zavlS:l nj.
mex.
Gospodie duhovniki tudl to 10
bro vedo in radi tega narod toni,o
casa provociraio in draNio, da na-
rodu vskipi kr, da Sc ze ma lenl svc-
til pomocio zallonov maStujejo
mad MIN, da ponizaio dot;cne. ki so
imeli toliko poguma, da so jim OF
povedali slepo pokorSGino.
Ako hoce narod ukrotii 5io;e dv
hovn:ke, pripcliati i;h ma pot pra-
vega krScanstva. ki ne pozna nc
ceznaravnega in mistiGnega in XII sc
lpopOlnoma loci cd cudOdelnega
rimSkO kato,iSkega cerkvcnega kr-
Scanstva, potem raj narod ne raDi
s;le prot MIN, ampak zadrgne maj
denarno moSnjo
To ic mai naiboliSi pripOmocek
prot duhovnikom, ki imaiO verski
nauk - krS6anstvo "a molzno
kravO.
Slovenci, ne date centa duhov-
niku in duhovnjk Sc bo poboljSal,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
Stew. 7(NO. ~.
Poor

Vsi dopisi ma uredn;Stvo in uprav-
n;Stvo maj Sc poS;liajo pod naslo-
vom: "Proletarec 6S3 LOomis ST..
Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
Chicago, Juli, 1907

ako V MEM ze vse dObro N zamrlo.
Omega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-01
KTE so NZROKI?

Danes so maSk06iH fdrdni
EubJuSGc fare 81. Vidd .
Clcveiaudu. Zubrik Vid
HribW ie ddl aretlrdtI 80
dcmOuStrdHt0T.