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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
NO ILL HAPPENS TO A GOOD MAN.

members of
Johnsons truthful
all e
therefore counseled friends
them them pull them; distance
happen
to
heroth
a
to join the Lowell football team.
AND OUR VIGIIANT
throughout badly
of the pernicous o he man
Il SEE NO REASON
President Roosevelt Well
MR. ROCKEFELLER, of
who chopped down the
among those who cbinne
in to the republican
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UP and DOWN IN INDIANA

the Marion Leader and from there went
to Owensboro, KY.
DRINKS ARE NUMEROUS.
The going dry" of Franklin sew
eral months ago has neces sitated the
officer by the Indianapolis, Columbus
& Southern Traction company on its
cars between Indianapolis and Column
bus to look after the DRINKS.
OFFICERS TRACE FUGITIVE.
Federal officers and detectives who
are trailing Claude D. Stitt, fugitive
deputy postmaster of Wabash, traced
hi muntil he boarded a Vandalia train
at Chill, Monmouth county, it was
learned last night.
BAND DELAYS EXERCISES.
The failure of the Fourteenth Coast
Artillery band to appear on time delay
ed the unwilling of the Indiana-Ander-
sonville soldiers monument today, at
Andersonville, Ga, for nearly an hour.
Governor J. Frank Hanly accepted the
monument for the state of Indiana and
Immediately turned it over to the
United States government.
MAKES CASE AGAINST RAILROAD.
The Manufacturers association of
South Bend is making arrangements
to present it's case against the rail-
roads entering South Bend when the
Indiana railroad commission meets
here. Dec. and ). The members of
the organization are determined to
force the railroads to give better rates
on coal from the southern Indiana
fields.
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Heart toHeart
Talks.
KILLED-AN AMERICAN MOTHER,
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1905. by Edwin A. Nye.

This is the true story of John
Sweeney, of John Sweeney's mother
and Of the naval department
John Sweeney deserted from the
navy, and the department KILLED
JOHN SWEENEY'S MOTHER.
What? 1t is true. Not Intentionally.
but they killed her just the same
John Sweeney was the son of Mrs.
Mary Sweeney of New York. About
two years ago John disappeared from
home and enlisted in the navy.
Some time ago his mother learned
her boy was quite i'll in the naval hos
pital at San Francisco.
The mother also learned she could
buy her sons release for a certain
sum of money. At great sacrifice she
raised the money, sent 1t to her son
and awaited his Homecoming.
And then one morning the mail car
rier brought her a letter. She looked
at 1t and tainted. 1t was her own let
ter returned. and across its face was
stamped in large letters:
"DESERTER"
From that moment she faded, and in
few days she died, the doctors said,
of a BROKEN HEART
! And that was murder
| Had Mrs. Sweeney lived in Russia,
where bureaucratic government rides
cruelty over human hearts, one might
expect the red tape rules of barbarity
| But in the United States!
1t is all right TO punish deserters
from the navy. That is necessary for
discipline. But it is not all right to
break the hearts OF mothers by cruel
customs. 1t is not all right to punish
the innocent for the guilty.
This branding of letters is a part Of
the eighteenth century procedure that
used to tie sailors to the mast and lash
their bare backs with the cato mine
tails for some trivial infraction of the
rules.
The sufferings of the poor mothers
of deserters are sufficiently acute-vica-
rious victims of hayward sons-with-
out this pitiful branding Of their moth
erly missives.
The thing is a relic of the dark ages.
We hear much about the ineficiency
of our naval bureaus. Certainly a re-
form is needed as to their needless
cruelty.
1t is no less a crime to kill a loving
mother because it is done by bureau
cratic brutality.
The heartless custom of printing 'De
ierter" on the envelopes Of friends
should be stopped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Battling Nelson, lightweight fistic
champion and pride of Hegewisch, an
nounces his candidacy for alderman in
the eighth ward.
Story of an attempt to bride Mayor
Busse to permit boxing in Chicago is
told in explanation of the Illinois Ath-
letic club raid.
Two score young women don Greek
costumes at a rehearsal for the Or
chestrai hall benefit Monday night
No compromise on labors demands
for legislative relief is the slogan
sounded by Samuel Gompers.
Council committee is opposed tc
granting extension of time for the Il
linois Tunnel company to retain its
telephone franchise unless concessions
are made by the company.
Addison Weeks, wealthy resident OF
De Soto. Mo-, has st. Louis woman ar
rested and charges her with bounding
him twenty-five years.
Mrs. Eleanor Merron Cowper, play.
wright. shoots herself in St. Regis no
tel, New York, in same manner he
aged friend committed suicide.
Chairman Payne of the house com
mittee on tariff revision replies to j
w. Van Cleave. saying the people will
judge the bill produced by the inves
LEGATION instead of following the crit
les of the work
Berlin considers Balkan situation
more serious. owing to Austria's mill
tary preparations.
Interstate commerce commission i
making an investigation into the bust
ness affairs of the terminal railroads.
/, Wheat values improve slightly OIL
continued influential local buying
while corn, oats and provisions weak
en- under pressure, and live stock i
4 lower.
! Joseph n. Field of Manchester. Eng
land, brother of the late Marshal
l Field. invests heavily in Chicago bank.
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ERIE RAILROAD TO ISSUE
$3O,0OO,OO0 TRUST BONDS

The Erie railroad has applied to the
public service commission for permits
sion to issue ssO,0OO.O00 twenty-year 5
per cent collateral trust bonds. Ac-
cording 10 representative of the COM
pany S15,000.000 of this proposed issue
will be reserved for taking up like
amount of short term notes authorized
last spring, Of which $10,500.000 are
outstanding. The balance will be used
for general purposes of the road and
for improvements and extensions. This
is one step in arranging for the Erie
financial plan.
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THIS IS MY 42ND BIRTHDAY.
Ernest w. Brown.

Ernest w. Brown, professor of math-
ematics in Haverford college, was
born in Hull, England, Nov. 20, 1865.
He graduated from Cambridge univer-
sity and came to America in 1891 to
accept the chair of mathematics in Ha-
verford college. In 1907 he received the
gold medal awarded annually by the
Royal Astronomical society Of London
to the one person who has done the
most during the year to further as
Economical works. Recently Profess OF
Brown was called to the chair Of
mathematics at Yale, where he will con-
struct lunar tablets for use in all the
nautical almanacs of the world, upor
which are based computations for in
ternational navigation. The work, il
is expected, will take at least ter
years.
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Higher Courts Record.
supreme Court Minutes.

213O5. The Westport Stone company
VS. Marian Thomas ct al. Decatur c.
c. Appellees' iThomas and ElliotD
brief on cross assignment of errors.
Appellate Court inmates.
65SS. Elkhart Hydraulic company ct
Eikhart c. c. Joint motion to dis
miss appeal
61S9 Spencer E. Cooper Cement Co.
VS.. Spencer E. Cooper. Lawrence c.
c. Appellants petition 10 transfer
to supreme court and briefs.
6Ss7. Vandalia Coal company vs.. Al
Appellants petition for temporary
injunction overruIed. Appellants pc
tition to advance Cause advanced:
676S. Margaret Bruce VS.. Indianapolis
Gas company. Boone c. c. Appel
lant's petition for oral argument.
6214 The Potter Manufacturing Co.
VS.. A. b. Meyer & Co. ct al. Marion
S. c. Appellee's petition to trans
fer to supreme court and briefs
1917 Andrew J. Miller, administrator,
VS.. Ella b. Miller. Elkhart S. c. APP
pellants brief.
$500. William T. Pethtet ct al VS.. Sa-
Testimony of Quintilla Horn and B.
j. Meredith.
New Appellate Court Suit.
1880. James II. Shoue VS.. Clara A. Ra-
finer. Knox G. c. Record. Assign
ment of errors. In term. Bond.
Joinder in error
1921. Edward Thompson company VS.
Carl j. kollemeyer. Bartholomew
c. c. Record. Assignment of err
rors. Bond. Precipe. Notice %
Bartholomew county
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PLEASE PASS THE DEoDoRANT.


the Gould Caselane
Desgan affair past
the diseased
kindred
certainly
Gould
the scoundey Bon
letters
little
will
others
absolutely sickenn
stronger-say
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
November IS.

17S5-Duc de Broglie. French states
man and diplomat, born. Died Jan.
20, 1870.
1795-Treaty Of peace made with the
Dey of Algiers, by which an an
nual tribute was given by the
United States for the redemption
of captives.
1Sos-French troops entered Warsaw.
1S2S-John Gilbert made his first ap-
pearance on the stage at the Ire
mont theater in Boston.
1s32-Louisa NJ Alcott, author, born in
Germantown. Pa Died IN Boston
March 6, 1883.
1S5s-washington Irving, American au-
thor. died. Born April 7. 1888.
1S61-Lord Monck took the oath of of
fee as encouragement of Can
ada.
1907-Hon Rodolphe Lemieux of the
Canadian government. received al
lunch by the empress of Japan
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with his parents to Braintree and re-
ceived there his early education. Aft
er serving IN the war, first as a pri-
vate soldier, then at the head of his
company, he studied law and was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1867. He was on
the bench from 1872 to 1882. For
twenty years Judge Bumpus was a
member of numerous commissions cho-
sen by the Massachusetts, courts to
settle questions of water, gas, electric
and land franchises. AS a member of
the international Panama land COM
mission he has spent much of his time
abroad during the past two years.
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REPORT ON CALUMET RIVER
Especial to THE TIMEs).


es sr Cal ss south & -,
Calumet
s.s.m .s $ : mt: = s. $ = %
smls.
.
n Harbor
This modinea
fromth mouth miles oashwnrd
zoe width 20
feet depth about miles further o
channel Of 10 feet depth and 50 feet width the miles,
point the Grand Calumet onehf mile
provided
mel zoo feet wide and feet deep from the mouth the river " One hundred
street and Oh 'he same width and 10 rect deep from One
@ % sasses to fork" with five turning basins
sse eo annual Report Of the Chief Of Ensineers for 1906, The
o. a n basins was aa upon the donation OF the %
tFor estimate. In full see page Annual, nor Of the Chic. Of
ass see House Doersnt S 11s ' % % e second Session.
auhe.a sna vet % % D nna $4,000 n more Of contracts
aes Of june 49, s sashe,1e the s Of War to accept
channel t wide from the forns o,nt above
% s % nns ss % % because Of constant aa
. a-urvey III
will be found o.
There
the o by nc of March
in o feet ep
and street. witt
abou
oe andeI venth
On and fourteen
witt feet width to the aumet
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to be to and
with
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ar o ON the
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Of fee
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to ct.on of
Is
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On June9a tendere
OF
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n
March
his season.
fast
ABOUT EVERYBODY GETTING
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
November 20.

1516-Giovanni Bellini, the first great
artist Of the Venetian school. died
in Venice. Born there in 1928.
1602-Prince Rupert, founder and first
governor of the Hudson's Bar
company. died in England. Born al
Prague, Dec. is, 1919.
17sS-The Neapolitans occupied Rome
1S14-General Andrew jackson de-
feated the Creek Indians at Autos.
sc, Ala.
1S63-Confederate made heroic at.
tempts to carry Knoxville by storm
is72-Horce Greeley, famous editor anc
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While hunting this afternoon, David
Shields of Bloomington, As years old,
wac accidentally killed by his son
Parker, 20. The two were on the Geo.
Mercer farm, near Summitville-
FOUND WITH HIS WIFE.
Richard Dwyer of Worthington was
shot and instantly killed by A. L. Good,
who is alleged to have found the man
with his wife at Switz City last night.
WOULD ELECT CITY ATTORNEY.
State Representative H. H. Stewart
of Kokomo has been approached to in
troduce a bill in the legislature pro-
vfding for the election of city attor-
neys by the people as was the rule in
former years. 1t is argued such an
officer to best represent the people
should not be appointed.
DIES TERRIBLE DEATH.
After eight hours of intense suffer-
ing hydrophobia caused the death of
John George Hill at the state college
hospital at Indianapolis at 8 o'clock
last night. The disease was not dag
nosed until 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon, but from that time on the va
rious stages developed rapidly. 1t re-
CURED six men to subdue him when he
was carried to the ambulance in which
he was taken from his home at S64
Roache avenue; at the hospital eight
men exerted their full strength to put
him in a straight jacket.
BLOOMINGTON WELLS FILL.
One of the principal things Bloom
ington has cause to be thankful for
today was heavy rain. which began
to fall last night, continued until the
early hours this morning, supplying
water enough to fill up cisterns, and
also to increase the water works sup
| ply several inches.
TO EXAMINE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
The FIT. Wayne board of health is de-
vising a system of medical examinafN
of school children. which later will be
submitted to the school board with a
recommendation that it be adopted.
Dr. H O. Bruggeman, secretary of the
| board, is gathering data on the sub
| iect from cities where the system is
employed
| ABE HAS NEW BOOK.
Kin Hubbard. Indianapolis, creator OF
ABE Martin" in whose mouth he puts
wise words. has made another notable
contribution to the supply of holiday
books. Abe Martins Almanac for
1909 is the title of Mr.. Hubbard's
book, which in text. illustration and
all other essentials is easily superior tC
his other works. in which the Brown
| county philosopher was the central
| figure.
BARNHART LEASES PAPER.
Negotiations were completed where,
by the Rochester Sentinel, owned By
Henry A. Barnhart, congressman-ele
from the thirteenth district, was leased
to Boyd and Harold Van Trump fol
two years from Jan. l. 1909. Harold
Van Trump was formerly manager o
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= = =
THE DUTY ON ART.


objets
beautiful this country
in
poor
in
America ilzaion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
TOO CLEAN TO BE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE.

the proveba camel has
this
combine could
nowon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

Presidential candidate, died near
New York City. Born in Amherst,
N H, Feb. 8, 1911.
1904-Mme. Janauschek, celebrated act
ress, died at Amityville, n. Y. Born
in Bohemia in 1886.
1905-Russian troops defeated the Sc
bastopol mutineers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

When the grocer makes you
three different prices ON eggs
and then sends you some that
are bad, 1t puzzles You to know
whether he wants to do bust
ness very much or not.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
SKATE WILL BE GOING THE
ROUNDS.
Good News For Mrs. Walker.

Good News For Mrs. Walker.
George Walker was in Wednesday
from his home near Drasco to buy
some piping and other fixtures to be
used at his home He is arranging to
put water at all convenient places
around the place, which improvements
will no doubt be appreciated by Mrs.
Walker as much as any one-Ninters
CTexas) Enterprise.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

It is to be hoped for Indiana's sake,
if not for Laporte's, that the last has
been heard of the Guinness case, unless
Sheriff Shutter decides to dig up that
cement floor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
No Time for Anger.

We have no apologies to offer, and
never will have, for running demo-
cratic paper. Any who might have got
offended at the stand we took can use
their pleasure about it. Time wears
away rather rapid, far too rapid, to
stay mad long over anything. We are
too busy about our business.-Dothan
(Ala.j Eagle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
THIS is MY GATH BIRTHDAY.
Everett c. RumnuE.

Everett c. Bumpus, a member of the
international Panama land claims COM
mission. was born at Plympton. Mass.
Nov. IS. 1874. In boyhood he removed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

Don't fail to include some one in
your Christmas plans who might not
otherwise be remembered, and-do it
early.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
1t takes u wise woman 80 dis
cover her husband has hole in
his pocket.

And by the way, trade in your home
town for Christmas shopping. Help
the merchants in your own city to have
d glad spirit. Cut out Chicago.
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Z A n D 0 NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

Gary is only forty minutes away
from Hammond by street car and COM
ing nearer right along.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

Man wants mighty little here
below, and yet he makes an
awful roar if that is all he
gets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

Some
Folks say
A man never
Arrives at the age
OF discretion until he is old
Enough to
Know.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

A mai may be blind and
yet able to see the point of
joke, If it is a good joke.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

John Fox Jr is to wed FRITZ Schef.
If John could write as well as FRITZ
can act there would be a happy fam
lily for you
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IN A FEW WEEKS THE OLD JOKE
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ABE HAS NEW BOOK.
BARNHART LEASES PAPER.

Negotiations were completed whore
by the Rochester Sentinel, owned by
Henry A. Barnhart, congressman ELECT
from the thirteenth district was leased
to Boyd and Harold Van Trump for
two years from jan l. 1909. Harold
Van Trump was formerly manager of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
son SHOOTS FATHER.

Sun SHOUTS FATHEK-
While hunting this afternoon, David
Shields of Bloomington, As years old,
wac accidentally killed by his son
Parker, 20. The two were on the Geo.
Mercer farm, near Summitville.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-07
Alojz Rudman.
Pueblo. Colo

Pueblo, Colo, 30. marca. -
Cenjeni list ''Prolctarec"! Pro
sim. Sprejmi par vrStic Y svoje
predale IL naSe naSelbine Pueb-
10. Dasi mas zivi tukaj lepo Ste
vilo slovenskih delavcev. vendar
ne vidim V delavskih liStih nika-
krsnega poroGila q tukajSniih de-
lavSkih ra2merah. Popraviti ho-
Gem torej JAZZ to : par vrsticami.
V Pueblu gre I delom Slabo.
%Opozarjam torei rojake. maj ne
hodijo semkaj iskat della. dokler
Sc razmere ne zboliSajo. Stcvilo
brezposelnih ie veliko. a tisti. XII Sc
delajo. so pa %podvrzeni vScmu
m%ogocemu izkoriSGaniu. Tako ma
primer morajo dat polovico
svojega zasluzka svoiim deloda-
jalcem ali Jim pa vSak dan pri-
nest "a en- dollar weeSky-a. Kdor
tcga ne Stori. in kdor SO spozabi.
da boSsa ne titulira Z Mistrom".
ie nevarnoSti. da izgubi delo. To
Sramotno sego SO vpcliali Italiiani
in Licani pa tudi Slovencev ie zc
veliko. XII MISC mic bolji cd drugih
Seveda. delavSke organizaciie nj
mamo. a druzega poduka ii sunni
pa ne sliSijo kot goSpuda" Y GER
xvi. kteri vedno vpije: "SpoStuite
Svojega hoSa. ako hoGete biti
dobri v%erniki,' Lahko hi Jim
rckel Z drugimi besedami: "Trpi-
te in delajte IN druge dokler ie
cas-. sal niste "a drugo!''0
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-07

Ravno tax 'gospud" ie menda
tudi NJ. V. Honda. Xxi vedno vpije
V svojem listu q. S. Zoper S. y.
=. j. in MEM glavni odbor. Po-
VEN VAN, pisaGi okrog g. $. ne bill
hi roper vas Ge bi bill V resnici
cuvaJi Slovenske Narodne Pod
porne Jednote in Sc brigali "a
MEN napredek. Ampak zal. da
nlste! Cemu innate toliko prepira
zdaj : "Proletarcem". zdaj Z
Iavrtnikom. zdaj 5 PetriGem in
Spet L 81. odborom s. y. =. j.!
Ali mislite. da : tenn napreduje-
te? Mislim, da ne. Vcliko rojakov
sem ze sliSal Glas Svobode ie bill
dober pred par lett, a zdaj ga pa
ne maram, kajti notri nj druzega
kot sam prepir. Ce nina kaj dru-
zega piSat. pa maj sam bere list.
In ravno tako tudi JAZZ pravim z:
Cstavite mi elias Svobode dokler
bodetc tako napredovali 5 samimi
neSramnimi napadi. 49, YAM Sc zdi
dobro. ako q. tajnik s. y. p. J.
napravi kako pomoto, XII nj vred-
ma nit enc beSede. Vi ste ze poza-
bill, goSpod Honda, kako ste raw
nall Z znaki ko ste bill tajnik ia
cas- VAN nj bilo do izvanredne
konvencije. Zdaj pa. ako Sc glavni
tajnik zmoti lc "a emo Stevilko. ze
upijete pc konvenciji Res. SmeSni
ste "Svobodarji''.
PiSete. kako slabo jednota ma
preduie. KIDD .ie pa krivY Ali Ne
vi "svobodarii'. XII delate zdraz-
DO Y jednoti in rujete prot Mi. &c
bi bill pravi clani iSte. hi delali "a
njen blagor in napredek. ne pa
roper MO. Fej, nesramnezi
Konda-le naprcj dokler je Sc pa.
pirja kej. Mislim pa, da ga be
kmalu zm~anjkalo in takrat bode.
te iii 'svobodarji'' ; svoiim Ii.
stom IA netopirji.
Pr Sklepu o%pozarjam glavni cd
Dor i'm : druStva :. y. u. j.. da
napravijo hitter konec temu rova.
nju "Svobodarjev''. Doll 5 tepci
Xxi so roper iednoto! Tebi "Prole.
tarec' pa 5elim obilo naroGnikoy
in predplatnikov. $ pozdravom ma
5 clane 5. y. p. j.
Blaz kim
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-07

kar pa Sc da danes niste dokaza--
liil Ali je bill to pri vas odgovor.
ko takrat ''Proletarec" sploh nj
polemiziral z nikomur? Zgagar
Honda. ia laz ne bo drzala Sodru-
81 in svobodomiSelni rojaki pc A
meriki imajo bistre o6i - bistrej-
Sc kot 81 vi mislite. To re tudi OBJ
cutie.
Jugoslovanska socialisticna I'VE
"a tudi ne da spati TEN ''prijate-
lem" socializma. Svojo lojaluost
in Solidarnost do stranke pokazu-
jejo : TEN, ia Sc obdrgneio oh to
naSo di6no organizacijO kierkoli
Sc morejo. he parkrat je bilo V
"Proletarcu'' dovolj jasno pove-
dano. da pc sedanjem strankinem
Statutu je nemogoce. da hi &c
socialisticna zveza %pridruzila a
meriSki Stranki kot enot-
ma organizacija. V sporazumu
Z glavnimi faktorji ameriSke
stranke sc bo torej V tenn oziru
storil p%otrebni korak Sele ma soci-
alisticni konvenciji. Ampak Sieve
okrog eel. Sy.' ne razumejo ali
necejo tega razumeti. Govori oslu
kar hoceS - oSel bo le rigal svo-
jo pot naprej. NiSek lazi je pa tr-
ditev. da ina Jugoslov. soc. zveza
sebicne namene in da je organi.
zirana Z namenom, ugonobiti vsc
SLOW. caSopiSie Y Ameriki. Ia trdi.
tcv je toliko blazna - sal yrjel j
ne DO noben pameten clovek - ko.
likor je laznjiva; in lapisal io ],
clovck. XII hoce veljati IA social
sta CD in Sc "a urednika socia
liSticnege lista CD povrhu PEI
Obrekovalec socialiSticne organi
zacije. XII temelji nj 18th princi
pin. "a ktere hi So tudi on rad stu
Ill, ne zasluzi druzega. kot oC
vseh sodrugov najvecji prezir.
NajljepSe je pa to. da Kondator
"Gl. Sv.' podtika Sodr. Zavrtni
XII nekako "zvezo" farii. To do
vol tiskati Y svojem liStu. on
Honda. XII je pc zatrdilu .. Klo
bucarja minulo ieSen objemal cup
nika Kranjca v So. Chicago. On
Konda, h je sklepal mirovne pc
godbe S farji in v javnosti ponizn,
preklical vse kar je pref podpi
sal v "Gl. Sv." On, Konda, XII j,
pc zatrdilu G. Klobucarja - svo
jega sedaniega zvestega bratca .
obljubil zupniku Kranjcu, da DO
de %spolnoval S krscanske doll
nosti - lie k spovedi - oh, muz;
sramezljivostil - ne bi rad sci.
Sapienti sat!
In takemu neznacajnezu mai :,
vrjame in gre ma limanice zaved
no slovensko delavstvo?