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The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-28
Faste
Train
to oChiic'

Commencing Novembe
Burlingtou's fam ou'
lighted Chicago Fly
will leave Denver at 1
after arrival OF noon
Denver-arrive ON q
morning for breakfast
cago that evening M
important eastern tram
EXCURSION RATES
EAST:-The Jalnes'Ol1
sition tickets are aVal|
during November tot 4
kind of a trip to ln7
Coast. These are tue
ern excursion rates Oh \
Two daily trains to s''
Kansas City, St. LOUIS
trains to Omaha Cn,3 \
daily train into the !
Write us; 1t will DC "
plan the most de'lfaOl'
YOU at the least cost
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
SHORT, SHARP AND SNAPPY,

If all of the things that T. P. Shonts
says about himself are true there must
be very little left to do on the Canal
After Congress had voted itself an
increase of salary it had not the nerve
to cut out the free seed graft.
Even though the Panama Canal is
located in a tropical climate good
many of the officials are tro ubled with
"cold feet"
Henry James declares that American
women ''cannot talk" Evidently he
never attended Bridge whist club
where talking is forbidden.
The Hon. jeff Davis says the Sen
ate shall not bluff him into silence as
it did Tillman. They all feel that way
between election day and the time to
take their seats in the Capitol.
Seventy-two hotel proprietois at
Springfield, Mass, solemnly declare
that travelling men eat too much. AS a
rule this crime provides its own pun
ishment however.
The Thaw jurors may be in for a
tedious time but the fact that all of the
reports of the case are cut from their
newspapers before they receive them
ought to be some compensation.
Count Boni de Castellane says he
will commit suicide If Nine. Gould re
fuses to see him. What he really is
afraid of though, is that he may starve
to death.
Friends of the President are trying
to persuade him not to appoint a
negro surveyor of the port at Cinci-
natl. But the President is just about
as slow to take the advice of his friends
as that of his enemies.
Reports say that the outpit of jam
aica rum will not be effected by the
earthquake. This assurance is probab-
ly made on the same premise that any
catastrophe that would affect pure
Havana cigers would have to take place
in Virginia.
1t looks as if Mr.. Jerome were vast
ing a lot of time in the effort to find
jury for the Thaw trial when the
case has already been tried and the
verdict given by the New York
papers.
A bill has been introduced in Con
gress to abolish Tipping" in the dis
trict of Columbia. 1t applies only tC
the tipping of walters, porters and
other servants but if it included stool
market tipping" it's benefcent effect
would be astonishing increased.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
Grand ConcIave of Delaware |. o. II.

The annual communication of the
Grand Conclave of Delaware Hepta-
sophs, was held in Chester yesterday
with Grand Archon W. E. Wooters
presiding. The report of Mr.. Wooters
reviewd the work of the year and
thanked the subordinate officers for
their. assistance. Grand Scribe Will
liam Wintrup reported total mem
bership of 1173 brethren TO date an
increase of AZ during the year. Ten
members died during the year and
155 we're received. Grand Treasurer
@. s. Boynton reported receipts OF
$647.5 and disbursements amounting
to S564.98. The balance in bank or
December 81 was $617.14 The death
benefit fund showed receipts amount
ing to $5548.39, and balance in banl
on December Al amounting to $3298. SO
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

The proposed repeal of the law
passed at the last session of the
Legislature, which provided that all
long term prisoners in the Kent
and Sussex county jails, shall be
sent to the workhouse near Will
mington after next April, is actuated
by the desire to have theselEtwo
counties continue a public board
ing house for criminals, that the
sheriffs may enrich themselves by
the board paid by the taxpayers o
Kent and Sussex counties. 1t is
step backward and the proposed re-
peal should be defeated. decisively.
The advocates of the repeal are adj
vancing the statement, that it costs
too much to keep the prisoners at
the workhouse, and that the work
house will make profit on their
labor. So far as the cost is to be
considered one of the counties is
now payiug thirty cents per day for
the board of the prisoners, furnish
ing the wood to warm the Jail and
supplies them with clothing all of
which about equals the charge
made for keeping them at the work
house. The other county pays a
little more for the board of the
prisoners. furnishes fuel, lights and
clothing; so the claim of excessive
cost over maintaining them in the
old jails is falsehood in fact. The
prisoners as they are now kept, have
no chance for exercises, or any in
huence to draw them away from
their evil life; while in the work
house they are kept at work in use
full occupations to themselves, anC
help to repay their maintenance
We believe, yes we know, that tn,
taxpayers of Kent and Sussex coun
ties want the jails emptied into th'
workhouse, and at the earliest dat
possible, Senators and representa-
rives should converse with the con
servative and thinking farmers an
taxpayers, and not the narrow sell
seeking political Office holder, be
fore even thinking for a momen
absut voting to repeal the law
Let the rascals work. .-Milfor
Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
Mailing a Lie.

In the American Magazine for Feb
ruary a maiden thirty-six years old
glories in her single blessedness with
so much self f-complacency that there is
no way to answer her-no way except
by reminding her of the small boy, who
coming upon the epitaph, "I would
not live Away" paused, recovered his
mental balance. and theu with conf
dence wrote in chalk upon the tomb:
'Sour grapes"
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

Mrs. Margaret Wright, of New Cas-
tie, aged 81 years, mother of sixteen
children, of whom thirteen are yet liv-
ing, a woman after the heart of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, died Friday night.
The deceased with her eight sons and
five daughters had raised over $50, ,00O
for the support of the st. Peters
Roman Catholic Church in New Castle
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, &C.

Studebaker Farm Wagon. wide tires been used
one and ahalf years. this is certainly good one;
Wooden Axle Form Wagons in good running
order Sc basket Dearborn with size racks and
boards; Road Cart. just the thing TO drive young
hOr e. to; Brewster York Carriage, in good order;
Double York Carriage, nearly new; Dayton Car
rIage, nearly new Michigan Orchard Wagon.
holds 81 baskets. this wagon can be turned
squarely around without locking upsetting;
Body and Springs, with division BOARDS. holds
6O baskets o. 125 graps cases spring capacity
5000 pounds; BODY and Springs, holds 10 to 125
baskets or 25 to $50 grape cases, spring capacity
4000 pounds; BncleXe Mower with , knives and
cOtnectii z rods; Mccormick Mower, with 3
knives and connecting rods; BiekfOrd L. Huff
man two horse Disc Drill, g discs new used one
season; BckfOrd & Hoffman two-horSe Hoe
Drill s spoutS; Disc Randall Harrow, Il discs,
l6 inch discs; Cutaway, (Clarks) ten IS inch
discs, orchard AID vineyard harrow, can be
reversed and extended; OebOrne Spring Tooth
Harrow, 16 teeth, rake attachment; , two horse
Wooden Fran. Drag HarrOws; Extension \
Harrow new ground \ HaTrOws. three horse
Oliver PlOw - 40; two horse Oliver Plow No
19 nearly new; twO-hOrse Roland PlOw No. 23
two horse Wizard Plow. iron beam: two.horse
New Ground PlOw; two horse Hillside PlOw one
horse A oliver PlOw one horse b Oliver Plow
one horse Syracuse PlOw, one horse Wiley PlOw
No.31- horse Keystone Extension Weeder:4 horse
Walking Cnltivat RS. TWO with reversible han
dies; one horse Planet Jr. combination Horse
! Hoe, turnover, Row Runner. COverer, CultvatOr
etc.. fine tool spike tooth CutivAtOr. Extensions
| Buck Bill Planet Jr. Extension strawberr or
| small plant CultivltOr two hnrse Log r Her
| this roller does the work; one horse Ha9 Bake,
! , three row Ground Markers, one q sled other
| plowS; Basket Sleigh Hay Rigging Body set of
| Slat Rigging with end pieces: zee tOrn Plan
| ter Grain Fan. Corn Shelter, 3 sets Wagon Har-
ness sets PlOw harness, sets of carriage
/ Harness, Collars. Brides HalterS. Trace Chains,
| Plow Lines, Single Trees. Double Trees, 3 horse
! Eveners, Neck YOkes. etc., GrindstOnes, Cider
and Wine Mill and Press. two, three, four and
| six Tine Forks, Spades. ShovelS. Hoes. Rakes,
| Post Hole Dggers, Corn Knives Sickles. Scythes,
| Seed Sower, Chicken Feed Pans IrOughs, Drink
! ing Founts, Buck Saws and saw Horse. lot of
! Axes, Barrels etc, too numerous to mention.
| No Boiler Iron Hog Scalder. with boiler iron
hre box heats wafer quickly; Phosphate Wheel
Distributor
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
Never was better chance to get a
telephone than right now. Get rates.

The editor of the Memphis, Tenn.
Times" writes: 'sIn my opinion
Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
remedy for coughs, cold and lung
trouble, and to pay my own personal
knowledge Foley's Honey and Tar has
accomplished many permanent cures
that have been little short of marvel
ous." Refuse any but the genuine in
the yellow package. Sold by Benton
N. Weldon, Smyrna and w. r. Keys,
Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
Special Announcement, Regarding the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Sold by Benton N. Weldon,
Smyrna aud w. r. Keys, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
P. 0. S. A. Camps to Celebrate Peb. ii


Members of the Patriotr;c Order Sons
OF America in Kent county are making
preparations for the proper celebration
of Washington's Birthday, February
%. The order has been very active
during the past six months and the in
crease OF membership will surprise the
most enthusiastic. The Kent county
camps will join in groupes and Jointly
pay tribute to the immortal hero. The
camps participating are as follows: No.
10, Clayton, No, 2, Hartly, No. IT,
Cheswold, No. Z, Pearson, with No. 3,
at Kenton; No. II, Leipsic, No. s.
Dover, with No1 10, at Little Greek
No. 10, Magnolia, No. IA, Wyoming,
No. o, Willow'Grove, No. 20, Camden,
with No. 1s, at Viola.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
,SnSYT'W0, Tel.

The SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon.
FHE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the town it represents and the
State OF which it is part 1t also gives the
TENS of importance OF the Eastern Shore Of
M4rYland.
ROBT. D. EOFFECKER
Publisher and Proprietor.
ROBT. ID. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Editor and Business Manager.
Observation-Disclosures per annum. II
paid strictly in advance s1.OO. No paper is
discontinued until all arrears are paid up
except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS-THE SMYRNA TIMES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents, but for the outlying district of which It
is TIE centre, embracing the towns of Clayton,
Kenton, Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. A rate Of so
cents an inch for first insertion and % cents
for each subsequent insertion will be charged
or transient advertising. Locals and Reading
Notices, 10 cents per lineiper issue. specia
discount on all semi-annual and yearly a6ver
tisemeDts.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
SNAKE KILLED ON SNOW.
Dispatched by Rural Letter Carrier After a
Struggle.

A blscksnake, feet long, discov-
cred crawling on the frozen snow by
Robert G.. Trice, rural mail carrier
of Seaford was killed after struggle
Snakes in midwinter are rarely seen
here. Trice found that the snake had
been routed from its long sleep in a
hollow tree by a woodmouse, which,
becoming hungry, had been nibbling
at it's tail. AT soon Jas Trice jumped
from his delivery wagon the snake
showed fight, and he managed to kill
it with the butt of a whip.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
IL Head Of COWS
Some are fresh and some will be in profit soon.
ONE BULL.
Farming Implements. &c.

Farm Wagons , inch axle, one with arch
axle to fit one wagon to haul logs WITH Dear
born, York Carriages, Buggy. Dayton, McCor-
mick Binder 7-fDnt cur. nearly new Mowers
foot cut, one nearly uew: Mccormick Corn
Binder Tygert Cneck Row Corn Planter nearly
new; Deering take, Brown Riding CultivatOr.
Little Diamond IultivatOrs, Champion Self
fake for cutting Bnckwneat aud Scarlet Clover;
Kenwond Hay Loader. II disc Buckeye Drill, has
sowed 60 acre,: Kellem Feed Grinder. Hand Corn
Shelter, nearly new: Seed Sower. IA feet long:
Chatham Tanning Mill. with baggug elevator;
. Peach Bodies, one holds 60 baskets and the
other 65: Cider Mill, Scientific Corn Cutter
Roller Sleigh. hor,e Gang Plow, which will
turn 26 to 2S incneS. nea rly new: Hay Riggngs.
lr'n drag Harrow. two 80 tooth Drag HarrOws,
Walking CultivatorS, SDayer aud Cooker, two
h rse Plows three horse Plows, 2 one-horse
PlOws Slretther for lead team. Carriage Pole,
Slup { art set of Single and Double Carriage
Harness, set of Dearborn Harness, setS of Wagon
Harness 10 sets of PiOw Harness. Brides. Collars
Haters RrnketS, Black smith Tools consisting
of F"rse, Vice Drill. Anvil; Forks. Hoes. Bran
bile Scyhe Rakes Sh wells. Spades. Straw Knife.
Wire Stretchers, ScytheS, Thorn Shears, Peach
Tree Shears Corn Knives. Scythe Cradle, Picks
Ice Hooks, Ice Tongs. Gross Cut Saw, Axes, Broad
AK, Bill Hooks. PAach Ladders, single Trees of
HOgShead Farm Bell. LOG Chains, one half
Bushel Measure Reaper Knife Grinder and many
other things too numerous to mention.
Household Goods.
Cold Water Cream separator DeLevala Cream
Separator. cost $40 nearly new: Churns Butter
Print Butter Bucket, 6 stool chairs, Cook Tables
Cook Stove. Settee, Bedstead.
T1RESFiING MACHINERY.
15HorsePower Case Engine Separator and 36-5S
Thresher. in good shape: twOwheel Tank, four
wheel Tank, Mccormick roll Husker and
Schroeder. nearly new 6 hole Joliet Corn Shelter
in good conditions Blizzard Ensilage Gutter,
6-horse power Olds GtsOine Engine and Saw
attached complete, in good condition.
Rambler Automobile,
With "a Horse Power Doube Cylinder Engine in
it, VIII lch will run 35 miles all hour on pike road
TERMS CASH.
WILLIAM BOYD.
B. V. Weldon, Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

Anybody can afford a phone. Get
prices.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
10 Head Of Horses

No. Unable" Gray Mare 9years old. the best
driver ever rode after, safe for lady to Crlve,
fearless OF steam and automobiles.
No. 2-"Bell." Bay Mare, coming 3 years old.
This is promising colt. has been used some.
No. 3-"Msy." Black Mare. 3 years old, fine size.
Should make valuable brood mare.
No. 4-"Blench." Roam Mare, years old, heavy
with tnal, will work anywhere
No. 5-"EaSter," Gray Horse, years old. This
horse is as good as lives, weighing close to 200
pounds.
No. e. Frank Black Horse years old, mate
to No .. This horse is ss tough as mule.
No. Nellie" Gray Mare. II yeais old, will
work anywhere.
No. s. Fleela." Bay Colt, coming 3 years ole,
has been III" died some.
No. Hop" Bay Horse. 10 years old. This is
good horse.
No 10 Daisy" Bay Colt coming years old.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
Household Goods, Kitchen
Utensils, &c.

Consisting of Sitting Room Coal Stove, Opera
Heater No. Is; ParlOr Coal Stove, Opera No. "a;
Dining Room, wood or chunk burner Stove,
Fore & Cinderella" alright and cast ron lining,
good one, nearly new: Small Coal Stove for
bedroom, Coal Oil Stove for bedroom. Coal Oil
Blue Flame Stove, burners, with oven attach
menT, new; Gasoline Stove, burners, oven
attachment: Bedroom Furniture. p Yards of
Ingram Carpet Half Dozen Chairs. H9ll Rack,
Center Table, Harvest Tai lie, Mattresses, Clocks,
several Lamps and Lanterns fifty pound Milk
Cans, Churn, Butter Bucket, lot of Dishes, so
gallon Coal Oil Tank, gallon Coal Oil Can, lot
of Stone Jars, and other articles too numerous
to mention. Lot Of Shoulders and Picked Pork
Terms of Sale.
All sums of $40 and under cash: over $50 a
credit of 10 months will be given by purchaser
giving note with approved endorser.
Eg"I If weather is inelement on above date,
Sale will be held Feb. 21st.
w. 7. MASSEY.
B. V. Weldon Auetioneer.
F. f. PosIles JAS. Leasure, Clerks.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
10 Head Of Cows R

These Cows have been raised on my farm and
are of fine stock and can be recommended. ONE
BULL. Short Horn Durham. YORK STA
HEIFERS.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13
HOlStein Cow aCS1

"Babe" black and white IL years old came in
fresh Dec. 18th. Good mixer kind and gentle.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

A bill has been introduced in Con-
gress to abolish Tipping" in the dis
trict of Columbia. 1t applies only to
the tipping of walters, porters and
other servants but if it included stock
market tipping" it's benefcent effect
would be astonishing increased.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

1t looks as if Mr.. Jerome were vast
ing lot of time in the effort to fine
jury for the Thaw trial when th'
case has already been tried and tn
verdict given by the New Yor
papers.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

If all of the things that t. P. Shonts
says about himself are true there must
be very little left to do on the Canal.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-13

The Thaw jurors may be in for a
tedions time but the fact that all of the
reports of the case are cut from their
newspapers before they receive them
ought to be some compensation.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-01
OTOK SRECNIH.
Pravljca.
J. Gdnlke.

Ma sarnotnem otoku je zivela
pesc;ca ljudi. Ineli so malo potreb-
sem, njih njive in gozdi so jih pa
preskrreli z .vsem potrebnMn. Ce so
bill hacnl, so vzivali sadez, ki je
zrastel na polju, &c SO bid zejni, so
Sc pa napili ciste strrdenGice. Ako
so bill trudni so legli k pocitku v
svoJe koce, ki SO bile zgrajene IL
bicevja. Ia drtlgo sc niso brigah.
Bill so sre6ni, kal0or lIudie sploh
Srecm morejo biti. Imeli so casa
dovelj "a zivljenje in sanjarenje.
Nekega dine 50 Sc i1kroali ma oto-
ku llrrdje. XII so priSli dalcG preko
vellke vode il tuje dezele.
Domacini so VpraaaIli ttrjce, 6enrn
so priSli. Tujci so rekli:
"Prisli srno, da smo varn prinesli
kultlrro. Vi ste dolgo sanial, treba
Je, da priGnete delati."
Doma6ini jih niso ra1lmneli in
posnehovali SO Sc njih govorom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-01
Chicago, Mai, 1907

Ako je treba, tedaj pokajo puSke,
brzostreIni tOpovi, mitreljeze, ako
delavska masa nj nastopila re talo
odlocno in talke1n Stevilu, da Sc
burzoazija boji vporabiti takih
sredstev proti Mi.
Ma prvega mainika praznujejo
delavci svoj lastni prank. Ne da
bi rabbi lkaIha nasilna sredstva, usta-
WHO malSineriio proizvodstvaL Tvor-
niSki dnnniki ne poSiljajo svojega
.srnrdljivega dina proti nebu, ker
Je to VOLTA delavcev, ker ma prvega
n1alnika delavci no6ejo It'll ma tlako.
5 tenn naStQpom pa delalvci dokaze-
10, da so delavci gospodarj pro-
dukcije, &C delavci nocejo delati,
ola mOrajo kapitalisti vzlic polnim
blagajnam zlata hoditi bosi in nagi,
koncno pa zalostno poginiti lakote.
Protl terlru nastopu delavcev so
kapitaliSti breHnocni, ker ne mo-
rejo izpreti vseh delavcev, ker bi
lih potem doletela zelo zalostna oso-
da, delavci bi pa nnagall ma vsi
Srti.
Prvi majnik nam kaze sllko, da ie
yes proizvodni aparat odvisen le cd
razredno zavednega delavstva. da Sc
blza vedno hitreje dan, ko Sc bo
vpropastila danaSnja 6loveSk druz-
ba, XII temelji MA krivicah in nasiliu.
ma ME razvalinah pa zgradila socia-
listlcna, kateri ne bo gospodarjev,
ne hhapcev. V I1ateri ,bodo ziveli vsi
iIl1dJe srecno svobod, enakosti in
bratStvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-01
LetO HI. Vol. H.)

dolzni vraGiIa. Cd sedaj ne DO vec
sadez ma poljih in V gozdih samo
vas, ampak delhi ga bodete Mani,
Eak0or srno mi delili varni."
lie zavite govorice zopet donna
cini MISC razlmneh in Sli so DO svet
k juristu. Le-ta Jim je pa rekel:
"Ako proStovoljno ne plaGate, kar
ste drugim dolzni Was bonn dial
prawlim potom po sodnjiskem biri-
Gu zarubiti."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-01
Stew. ; (No. -.
PRVI MAJNIK.
J. LOga6dn.

Zopet je napO6il delavski prank,
katerega nj dolocil l1ak bog, prerok,
papez, cesar ali predsednik, temvec
praznik, b1aterega 50 81 delavci sami
dolocili ma nednarodnem delavskem
kongreSu V Pari1u leta 1880, praz-
milk, ki navdaja posedujoce sloje S
strahom in grozo, trpece in izkori-
S6ane sloje pa Upon i'm nado, ker
vidilo v njem znannenje, V Eaterem
znlaunenju sc bo vrSila poslednja
bitka med izkoriS6evalci in izkori-
Scanci.
Ma prvi nrajnik zahtevajo delav-
CT samo izven parlanenta socralnih
-preWnov, spbot preobrat danasrtie
druzbe sociailistiSno, ma neStevil-
nth shodih " raznih dezelah in dr.
zavah.
In vprav to, da ia akcija izhaja
IL delavSloe maSe same, daje tudi de-
lavski maSi monall;Gen pogunn, 10
ozivlja in vzpodbuja "a ideale: svo-
boda, elakoSt in bratStvo. Vsaka Sc
tako majhna preosnova korist
produktivnim slojern, katero 81 je
delaWsha masa odprtirn nastopom
sanna pr:borila, vcinkuje agitatoriG-
no sc ma nezavedne tovariSe-delav-
ce. obenem PA tudi razodeva delav-
ski masi. kakSna velikanska sila ie
V Mi, ako 10 OBJ pravem Gasu vpo-
rabi sebi " 1korst. Darovi. katere
prinasajo mogocnezi sami delavski
masi IL strahr in bojazni potola-
zenje so malo vredni Taxi darovi
so vada, katero hoceio kapita1i-
sti vspavati delavsluo gibanie, pori-
nit, potrsniti ga $ socialisticno-re-
Noluc:onarne poti ma polzevo pot
reform.
Poediu delavec ie V navadnem
zivljenj'u ni6la. Kako Sc mai sam
vpne kaDitalistom, XII Iastuieio vsa
produktivna sredstva? Use drugo
Je' ako deavci nastopaio oreani
ziram rnasah. ker sc tn ma lime
cete zdruzijo v velikansko, mogoc
no m nepremagljivo woisko, kaloer-
sni hapitaIlisti, birici in drugi naieti
morilci MISC kos. V takih trenotkih
spoznajo delavci Sc lie svojo moe.
Vsled tega so pa trdi ldalptalistom
nsi nastopi, kier stopa MAJ plano de-
lavstvo masah, trn peti, katere
skllsalo dostikrat tal1oi po6etk,.
vdtFssti najpodlejsnni in naigrsr-
mi srodstvi V takih trenotkih Sc
hapitaisti. burzoaziia sploh poslu-
zijo naJostudnejsega sredstva
morjenia mirnih, nedolznif liudi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-01

Sedaj je stopil naprej MOI, obleGen
V dolgo Grno suLunjo. Pri6el je pri-
digovati in jeziti Sc.
w ste narod brez morale in cd
noSajev, pravi greSniki, ki 1--WE kot
zival, da Sc jih mora uslniliti bog.
Tako ne more naprej. UGil vas bonn
moliti in delati, lakor sc spodobi
"a bogu podobna bitia.
Ia duhovnikodn ie priGel u6itelj
wi ste bedaki. JAZZ sem priSel,
da bonn razsvetlil vase pa1net. UGil
vas bonn pisati, citati in ra6unati.
U6itelju sta sledila l1rojac in
Grevljar. Uzela sta do1nacinom me
70, mejtem pa pripovedovala o sla-
bib casih in dolznillih. Domacini ju
MISC rnneli, pac SO Sc pa veselili in
Dnejali, kakor otroci novrm igra-
cam, ko sta jih rokodelca meriIa.
Nastopil ie sedan stavbenik: vi
zivite takih kocah, kot zivali.
Zgradil van bonn hiSe il zeleza, O.
pele in ldaumna, da bodete ziveli kot
ljudje." Doma6ini tudi mega MISC
razmneli, dasi linn ie dobro hotel.
Stavbeniku je sledil brivec. To
je bill lep gospod. Kedar je govoril,
je mlahal rokarm in nogani.
Jaz sem pravi pionir kulture, =
ie hitel pripovedovati do1naGinorn
in Jim ponujal milo. mazila. Gesala,
br:tve in laslrlie. Menil ie, da so te
rec neobhodno potrebne "a kultur-
mega 6loveka. Ia njim Sc ie prikazal
vojak, Xxi je brivca porinil zaniGlji-
vo stran in trdil, da je on glavni
steber kulture. Narod, XII hoGe biti
mogocen, mora 1nati predvsem su-
kati orozje. Isto ie potrjeval tudi
polidai ki je vedno spremlj eval vso
druzbo, dasi nih6e nj vedel. Gemu
je on tullaj.
kulturonosci raznih vrat so pri-
hajali drug "a drugim. Tu so bill
Jrrrst glrmnac. filozof. agent in Sc
drugi. Nsak je povdarjal, da je mai
vaznejSi clan Nulturne druzbe in
tudi kr;dal ma YES glas.
DonaGini so sc pa SmeIali tenn
ctrdakom. Duhovnil Jim je vbival
vsal1i dian morale g,avo uGiteli
iih ie ucil pisati. Gitati in racuniti,
krojac in cevliar sta Jim napravila
cbleko in obuva,a. .Stavbenik je zgra-
dill lepe hiSe, brivec iih ie vsaki dan
brill in obl;val diSecimi olji, vo-
jak iih ie u6il l1orallati, rabbit pu-
Ske in topove. Professor narodne
ekonornije ie prera6umil vrednost
nj1h delavne sile in govoril vzvi-
Senosti della.
10 ie minol mesec, so pa tuici
rekli: "NauCili Sno vas mnogo ko-
ristnih stvari I'm vas naredili "a
ktrlttbrne ljudi, radi tega ste nam