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made her and Pinckney acquainted Miss Bristow
proceeds to fill in the wait by glvin us the story
of her life And say, the heard her talk, the
less | felt like was playin the thinking part in
a hold-up act. She's smooth converser all right;
but she don't overdo it. and it all sounds straight
enough too.
Lets begin back in Duluth" says she "about
the time had finished normal school and had started
to teach primary grade. Father was foreman in
likely to happen when board is fed into the paner
wrong. That it. That left orphan with
salary that would just about pay my living
penses and check for two thousand from an in
surance COMPANY Also there Jimmy Culver,
who engineer at the electric light works and
awfully sweet
Il suppose should have been Mrs. Culver before
sprng-it was the only chance l ever had-and l
might have been settled in Duluth for life if it hadn't
been for Madge Laporte. Madge could paint wild
roses and things on plush banners. and she had
steamboat-captan uncle who insisted that she
should be sent to New York to study art. Madge
thought it would be just lovely if would go along
too 1 couldn't why l shouldn't, so did. We
spent a whole term drawing from casts at the
league and living in nine by ten studio with gas
stove and two cots.
Il failed to develop into Rosa Bonheur right
away l got SO l could do charcoal drawing of
solid sphere and have it look exactly like ginger
cooky Madge did little better. She spent her
spare time comic sketches that thought per-
fectly killing. Then after had written verses
to fit the pictures took them around to the funny
editors and tried to sell them The drawings were
always handed back; but sometimes the verses
StuCk SO WEen MduSe gave IL up anu returned 10
Duluth | stayed and worried the editors until one
of them gave a trial.
And you don't remember the Betty Bristow
articles? Glad you don't. They. weren't very
brilliant, though tried hard enough to make them
sparkle. [ did everything from taking an interview
with you, to spending two weeks as apprentice in
swell hair dressing shop. That's where | came to
know Sade,-helping to do up her hair. 1t was she
who lifted me out of the newspaper work into my
first social secretaryship. She told l could do
it if tried. Sure enough, could. ! stepped from
a 43d-st. boarding house into Fifth-ave. home,
where all 1 had to do was the telephone.
manage madam's correspondence, and boss the
maids around Madam told all her friends |
perfect treasure.
THAT was why Miss Dossiter offered five
hundred a year more to come with her. Yes, the
beautiful Miss Dossiter. I'm responsible for the
adjective. Really, you know, she's about much
of beauty as l am But found she affected the
philanthropy pose when actually she's awfully
stingy and that she liked to be called amiable,
when she has disposition that would sour con-
densed milk; SO l experimental with the beauty
idea and got the papers to print it few times, and
waited for the effect Did she swallow it? Why, she
couldn't read it often enough and the hardest
worked press agent in town. You know the
suit The beautiful Miss Dossiter is household
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Are we bein kidnapped, or what" I whispers
to Pinckney. half expectn to see him in the first
throes of a fit. But when 1 gets glimpse of the
twinkle in them black eyes Of his, know it's all
right He thinks I'm being let in for something
and he wouldn't miss it for the world.
Its mighty jolly of you" says the young lady,
handing over the menu, to take me under your
wing like this.
Don't mention it," says I. I'm so impulsive
that way But just for the minute your name has
Elizabeth Bristow, says she; but if you could
remember me at all it would be as Betty Bristow.
Do you now"
l hears Pinckney tryin' to smother smoker, and
off his shoulder catches sight of couple of
my old reglars doin' the giraffe act at me, and
guess | must have worked up a magenta flush that
had the candle shades 1ookin' pale. Miss Bristow
it and breaks in.
There! Of you dont!" says she. Il
didn't expect you would; for it has been years, and
| was only of crowd"
He, he!" chuckes Pinckney, almost chokin'
Go on" says I. Don't mind him. Let's have
the worst"
why" says Miss Bristow, that's about all there
is to it. | was doing daily thrills for evening
paper then, and had been up ask you how it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
How BETTY GOT PAST 1T
BY Sewe11 Ford
Drawings by F. Vaux Wilson

n EGINNIN' to look good amt 1T What? Why
II this little old live wire burg of ours. Course
- it generally does look or less pleasin' to
me- no matter whether the D. S. G. sousin
the stewin' asphalt from the salt water hydrants
clearin away the latest snowfall
But about now, when they're taking the fresh
killed turkeys and last years urs out of cold storage
and we're having the first steam in the radiators
and the chauffeurs the town are buddn out in
their wolfskin busters, and Fifthave is jam up, and
the Broadway shows hangin' out the S. K. o.
sign every night well SOmeWay it always sets my
red corpuscles to dom ragtime, and makes me glad
I'm alive and part OF it.
Yes most everybody's back Newport's shriveled
up to a one night stand, Lenox has dwinded to a
four corners and nobody left in Europe but few
guides and kings and head walters while our gentee
customs inspectors have welcomed back the
turned empties with Eth? Sure, that's what the
deck stewards call 'em: returned empties Can you
guess why?
But it amt lust the homers that's keepn the re-
volvin' doors spnnin', putin premiums on Win
dow tables in the grill rooms. Not much It's the
yellow money delegates from the back districts the
annual crop of alfalfa -pluteS who have cashed
in their fall dividends, turned the key the plush
furniture and the family portraits, and concluded
to Jump of picked oysters and road COM
panies and Odd Fellows carnvals and elected them
selves for three months term in Murphyvie, N. Y
where the newly plucked Rockaways nestle on the
halfshell in cracked ice, and Lillian Russell hangs
her hat and the white lights burn all night.
As l was sayin' to Pinckney, just as we was
windin up little forenoon glove exercise, That's
the kind folks who being good to themselves
in the picture, Just as much as you and me-" '
'Really?" says Pinckney. tossin his mitts into
the locker and grabbin' bath towel. Il don't be-
leve ever thought much about the stranger within
the gates"
Its them that keeps us from being like Brook
lyn' says 1.-The folks from Houston, Tex and
Orbisonia, Pa, and Snohomish, Wash"
BY Lowell" says he. IN tell you what We'll do.
Well go out for luncheon and take look at them. .
I'm on" says l.
knew it was goin to be great lark for Pinckney.
To pass up Dels his club. and push his way into
the palm room instead and pick about four dollars
worth of fancy food off the menu-thats his idea of
a slunmin party So lets him ring up cab, and
off starts.
THAT'S how it come to be standin' in line
at the Waldorf, listenin' to Oscars fourth lieu-
tenant explann' how sorry he was but he had to
ask us to wait lust moment: when Salonle shaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-04

security therefore be approved by
the secretary of the interior Az
lands including noniesteads of said al
lottees enrolled as of less than half
Indian blood sliali be free from all
restrictions All lands except home
steade of sGid allottees enrolled as
mixed blood Indians having half or
more Than half indian bloCd shIl be
free from Oh restrictions. All home
steads OF said ailuttrrB enrolled as
mixed blood Indians having half or
more than half lndian blood and all
allotted lands of enrolled living full
Hoods shall not be subject TO aliena.
tion, contract to sell power of at
torney, or any other encumbfauce I'M
til April 20. 1881 except that the see
ret9ry Of the interior may remove
such restrictions wholly or IN part
under such rules aud regulations con
corning terms or sale and disposal Of
the proceeds for the benefit OF the re.
spectiVe Indians as he may prescribe.
That the secretary of the interior
shall not bc prohibited from continu.
ing to remove restrictions az hereto
fore and nothipg hsrein shall be con
strucd 20 imptse restrictions removed
from land by or under any law prior
70 The passage oi this act
Section 3 That an land allotted
To allotteeg of the Five Civilized
Tribes and subject TO restriction may
be- leased by its owners for periods
not exceeding iiye years without the
privilege OF renewal except that oil
gas or other mineral leases OF any
such restricted lands whether ol
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thereafter az practicable decd or pat
ent shall issue therefore
Section g. That no VIII Of citizen
of the Five Civilized Tribes devising
land upon which restrictions have not
been removed shall he valid as far as
such restricted land Is CoPcerued. but
such restricted land shall be Inherited
under the laws OF Oklahoma as though
no such viii had been made
Section q That section l3 ol an act
entitled an act to provide for the final
of the affairs ol the Five
CIVILIZED Tribes in ludian Territory
and for other purposes approved
April 26 1906 is hereby amended by
substituting for the "a United States
commissioner al the end of said sec
ton the words "a judge of a county
court Of the State of Oklahoman
Section TO- That the death OF any
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-04

ably be found opposing sone Of the
provisions OF the bill Senator Stone
of the Slow ME State ii Is under
stood has also a habit OF opposing
an legislation which is intended for
the good of Oklahoma. These self
appointed guardians of the public veal
all seem more or less interested In
oklahoma. but this time must not
forget that Oklahoma is now a state
and has two senators always ready TO
preserve the best interests OF their
own commonwealth In ali prohabl-
ity however the bin will become a
law
Tic following IS an official copy OF
the bill IS drafted by the secretary
of interior and introduced ia the house
by McGuire
Be It enacted py the senate and
house of representatives of the Unit-
ed States OF America in Congress as
scmbled That sixty days from and
after the date Of this act the status
ol the land allotted heretofore or
hereafter 10 allottees OF the Five Civ
ilized Tribes shall as regards restric-
tiunG ON alienation or EN- umbrance,
be as fellows All lands including
humestoads Of said allOttees enrolled
at intermarried whites shall be free
from an restrictions. An lands inelal-
ing homesteada OF said allottees en-
runed as freedmen snail be free from
an restrictions but an sales or en-
cumhrances of their lands prior TO
March / 1909 shall be void unless
the adequacy Of the consideration aud
the fact OF It's actual paynen, or prop
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OBNOXIOUS FEATURE
IS POINTED OUT
Freedmen and Mixed Blood
indians Not Placed on
Same Footing


Special 10 The Leader
Washington. Feb f1hat the Car
feld or s0-cnlled removal 81 restric
tiol bin does not go far enough Is
the concensGa oi every member OF
the Oklahoma congressional deiega-
lion, inemaing Representative Bird
NcGnlre, who through the grace Of
Secretary Garfield OF the department
81 interior, was permitted TO Introduce
the measure IN the house and thus be-
come its SPONSOR in that body The
iagt that il does not put the freed
men and the mixed breed lndials on
the same footing when as a matter
N fact both possess the same de-
gree Of Intelligence is regarded as
one Of the obnoxious features of the
hill Kis contended that both should
have bean placed on the same basis
With intermarried citizens
Members OF tho delegation express
ed themselves as satisfied that the
bill II enacted into law viii prove to
be q great boon 10 Oklahoma and only
regret that the Gaffcld measure is
not more far reaching. Thay would
have the restrictions removed OF all
save full blooda and reduce al home
afcada To so acres. No amount of
talk however could get Secretary Gar
field 70 give ip on that score
II develops that the bin also con
taine provision aimed at the WcCum
her amendment inasmuch as IL would
esfe the secretary Of the interior dis.
cFetionary poveys IN dealing with al
Indians sayc those of indian territory
Representative Bird Mcclure appar.
entity got this idea from the secre-
t9ry and made Il part OF the Indian
appropriation mention OF which hae
already been made ia this corret-
p0ndcnce
SOME opposition is expected 20 the
bill IN the aenate but this much is
certain u VIII go through the house
with O whoop In che upper house
the two senators from Kansas and
Senator Warner OF Missouri win prob
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allottee of the Five Civilized Tribes
shall operate as to remove AL festric
tons from the alienation Of the said
allottees land. provided that no cDn-
veyance of any interest of any iall
blood Indian heir in such land shall
be valid unless approved by the court
having jurisdiction Of the settlement
of said estate.
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Keeping Open House.

Everybody Is welcome when we
feel good and we feel that way only
ing properly Dr. Kings New Life
Pills regulate The action of stomach.
hvor and bowels so perleetlg one
can't nelB feeling good when be
uses these pills 25c. al C. Z, Renfr5s
drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-04
cornoratIons FIIe chartera.

Corporations Filo Charters.
The following foreign corporations
today filed copies OF their articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary of
state, and appointed state agents
Clark and Bates Lumber Compa-
ny. Of Kansas City agent II a. Mont
gomery of Bartlesvllle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-04
ro PRevrMr Lie eRlP

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUINlNE re-
moves the cause. To get tnc genuine,
can foT full name and look for sigma
iurc Of Il w GROVE. 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-04

Alva J Niles, former adiusant gan-
eral of Oklahoma, is serving on the
ietit jury Ia the district court
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-22

n Augustin,
Box 93 Crested Butte, Colo
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ter pisati mirno, stvarno in do
stojno.
Pisatelju, Xxi tako pise, podti-
kati enostranost, sramotitev, So
vrazno nestrpnost ali cello niskotne
tendence, more pac lie tisti, XII pre-
sofa SAM enostransko in sovraz-
no! VISA vsebina mole brosurice
V celoti kakor tudi moja danasnja
izvajanja o povodu in namenu
tega spisa izpricuje jasno, da Sc
mi nj Slo "a sramotenje in ponize-
vanje.
Kar pa zadeva posamezna, pc
drzavnem pravdniku specijelno
inkriminirana mesta, pa SO bila do
ticna izvanjanja mojega castitega
zastopnika tako temeljita in OBJ
sezna, da mi ie tudi z mojega sta
lisca lie nekaj malega dodati. Pri
ten bonn torej takorekOG postopal
lie %iluStrativno ter le To ali ono
toxic nekoliko osvetlil.
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-22
Ma dirkaIsSu "a hvljenje.

Pri dirkah navadno dajejo sla-
bejsim dirjalcem POMONA sre-
dstva, z namenom, da Sc skusa z
mocnejsimi d%irjalci. Pri vsakdan-
Jill dirkah "a nase zivljenje Sc
nihce ne zmeni "a taxa sredstva.
Mocnejsi odrine V stran slabejSe-
ga in nemoteno diria naprej. Ali
nj dolznost tistih, Xxi nimajo do
boil moci. da 81 jo priborijo! Ape
tit je pri cloveku podlaga moGi.
Ne pustite, da VAN peSa apetit,
temveG uzivajte takoj Trinerjevo
zdravilno grenko vino. To zdravi-
10 uredi prebavljanje in vrne ape
tit in moe. Pomaga "a vse zelodoG-
ne bolezni, nervoznost in oslabe-
lost. Rabite ga takoj. kadar Sc ne
pocutite dobro. Vlekarnah. JOS.
Triner, 6l6-622 So. Ashland ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-22
vELIKo NARoDNo zABAVo
S koncertem, plesom in dramati-
emo predstavo
vcliki dvorani FIR. Mladica vogel
So. Centre ave. in Is. utica.

Pricctek oh ;. uri ZveGcr.
NStopnice Y predporaji l5c: pri
vhodu 23c. Dame Y spremStvu
moSkih ne placajo Vstopnine. II
kete Y p%redprodaii dobite pri FIR.
Maiden.
Ma ii veSelici So bo predStavlja-
la kraSna igra "Kcerke rada" IL
dclayskega iivl.icnia. Ia ugodno
zabavo IN poStrezbo Skrbel bo
veselicni cdbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-22
''SVET Sc VRTI''.

Leta 1913 jc 'svcti' Gee Y Rimu
preklcl kopernikov SiStem ma Sic
dcci naGin:
Il. Trditev. da je Solnce sredi-
see %Solncnega SiStcma, je filozo-
lcno napatna. neumna in pred
vSrm brezverNka. kajti Ia trditev
.odlocuo naSprotuje Svetcmu piS-
mu.
>. Trditcv. la zemlia nj sredi-
See v~c>oljstya in da nj StoieGe te-
lo. temvcc da Sc writ okrog soln-
ca. lc tudi neWmna. filozoficno ma
pacua in brczvcrska. vsled tega
bodi vSaka TAXA trditev cd boga
prckleta in preklet vsak, ki V ia
ko trditev vrjame."
Leta 1888 ie katoliSka cerkev
pViSilila >lovecega zvezdoSlovca
Galilea. ktcri je ucil Kopernikov
Ni>tem. la mora ali preklicati
nauk % %SolnGnem Sistemu. ali bo
pa xiv gorel ma grmadi. Calico.
takrat 1Oletni StarGek. je res rajc
preklical Svoj resnicni nauk. ka-
kor pa la hi Sc pustil muGiti cd
morilne inkvizicije. TOda ma
koneu Preklica izustil je Calico
pomenljive besede: Writ Sc pa
le,"
Danes We to IL vSak otrok V 3.
razredu liudSke sole. kar so pre-
klinjali neumni in tiranSki papezi
y Srcdnjem vrku. namrcc da So
writ zemlja okrog Solnca. I'm ista
katol Ska cerkcy. iSta nczmotljiva
>vcta cerkcv. HI j. Srcdnicm We
ku prekiiniala k~opcrnikov nauk
iu groziia raz>irjcvalccm tcga
uaUle : mrtjo. - So danes pona-
81. Dos 5a sta hila katolicana. Xxi
>ta pr'a oikrila Ia trmcljni ma
turui lll51u Taxi So nczmotliv-
ci r.m>kih talariihl
n kalpr jc nckdai katoliSks
c.r5.t arckliuialn Ia uaravoslav-
m uaus ,ako prcklinja danes
uau ~ariul.lma. nauk % iuduStri-
c'u % ekonom~ki svobodj. Toda
mi prayimo L Galileicm "Svct Sc
pa .r VIII Nrti Sc ucprc,tauo in
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Slovencem v pogled.

Cenjeni zdravnik Collins. n
Medical Institute: -.
Vasa posljana zdravila sem
rabbi ter Sc pocutim polornH-
zdrav tako, kakor sem bill pred ~
lezniJo, a molGal sem toliko -
da sem sc prepriGal. da sem -
kraja ozdravljen. ker Sc m; ~
zen nj wee povrnila.
lskreno Sc Yam toraj zahval;,
Jem IA yse, kar ste hui stor;l; -
YAM Ostajam vedno iskren;
jateli. ~'
a. Augustin,
Box % Crested Butte, COlo
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v
Priobcuje Ivan Kaker.
(Nadaljevanje.)

Ali ii voditelji ni>o v>ak dan i'm
vsako ire pripravljcn;, da zadajo
smrtni Sunck y Srcc mcderni pray
nj DRAW AvStriji?
I'm kadar Sc nckega dine IN To
deianje dovolj mocui zatutijo? -
Danes imamo 81 SvubodomISel-
no uStavo; ali io bono tudi jutri
Sc imeli2 -
In kaj bo "a AvStrijo neizogib-
ma posledica njencga padca? -
So revolucije naprei in nazaj
OBOE so ncvarnt drzavi..) Alb
solutno smrtonosen ucinek pa J.
majo "a MO zadnje.
To Sc mi Y reSnici zde upraSa-
MIA, XII Stoiijo "a AvStrijo Y oza-
dju "slucaja Wahrmund' ali
sploh enakih sluGajcv. In zato bi
"a Hekatere zastopnike syobodo-
miSelnega stremljenja morda ven.
dar bio dobro. da hi Svoiega po-
Stopanja ne uredili tako. da mora
n|aprayljati "a zunaj utiS. kakor
ia Sc tukai nekatcrim trenotnim
o@ir"m ma lJuho omaIovazuJe
"tIar >N"oode.
NO. p" meme NN' I" S'Vraa me-
more "maJat m"Jem preprlca-
MA. Iu l'/ p~"naN!Jam. da jr meni
V m'J "r'N'irirl 81" Y PRIV Vr>ti
sam" la To. ga o/naclm n 'pl~em
V''Nf"' "i"rhJrH" uitram"utan-
"o '""'J''
SUM ~ "'''''' '' ,.."''''
F~''',''l''"'"
va me ."'' i'''" @"'
'.N"'" ''''' pr' '''>'H" H'a'dN',
"'"'''' >''"'''' P~''3'''i''
'N''rl' ''''Ha N"'"'s" pr''''1-
IJ"' ,'''" "'>'"' l''s'' >l''
'"'' i''' ''"' D"
' NN'l' N'J'/''' ''"'h'' ~
'ym'
, so 50 'e u" TO- "" "tr'a'" '' me-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-22

800 49, -
lie nikakega utisa, temvec po mai
ve6krat izvira IL tega cello narav-
most nasprotje cd tega. kar Sc je
pricakovalo. Mole kniizice Sc je
cd takrat, odkar je bila konfisci-
rama, razprodalo ogromno stevilo.
In moi zaloznik. XII ina humor in
veliko smisla. mi ravnokar sporo-
Ca, da bo vkratkem mogel izdati
%. tisoc kot ~jubilejno izdajo, in
da jo DO kot jubilejno izJajo po-
svetil gOspodu driavnemu pravd-
nikul
Kakor vidite, brijejo IL nash
razmer V inozemstvu lie NORGE. To
je yes uspeh konfiskacije! V mo
zemstvu namrec zanimaniem ci-
tajo znanStvene in poljudno znan-
Stvene ~razprave.')
Ce torej DRAWN pravdnik IL ka
Ike knjige razvidi. da Y njej nj nj
cesar drugega ncgo to. kar ~ dav-
no vSebujejo druge knjige in ca
.sopisi. HI MISC bill ~konfiscirani, po-
tenn hi tudi doticne move knjige
ne smell konfiScirati, - tudi po-
tenn ne. ako hi to zahteval kak
Skof ali pa cello papezev muncij!
V Svoji broSurici sem odkrito in
poStcno izjavil. da ne nudijo moja
izvajanja ma nobcno stran nic no
vega. in da Sc jc u TEN, kar SEN
povedal JAZZ. gotovo ~ Stokrat RAJ
pravljalo in to veliko boil ob>irno
in tcmeljito. Idi Sc. da ic goSpod
drzavni pravdnik to popolnoma
prezrl.
Nadaljc sem ma dveh mc>tih. ce-
tudi sem incl ~ to n~ajlepso pri-
liko. namoHoUia CpUStil ySaka kri-
tiko. da hi ne zalil morda vcrSkih
cutil. Emo tch NEST So nahaja ma
str. II. kjer ic citiramo paStirSko
piSmn SolnograSkega n~adSkofa') a;
drugo meSto Sc nahaja ma Is. Stra-
nj. kier jc govor - Zakramentih.
Nem pray dobro, da kritikc Ger
kvenega nauka o Spreminjeyanju.
kakor tudi omega O Zakramcntih.
tudi Y najmileiSi obliki vcrni ka-
toliki ne cujejo radi. vSlcd cesar
som -. tana n~rnStnun1ipn ,-ylrgal
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Listu v podporo.

Jos. DernaG in Mihael Jane.
Neff, o., 800.
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Poor SODRUGI!

lIrvat~ki Eainicki P.ievacki
Ibor Svohoda i'm tamburaSko
druitvo 'Sloga" prircdila Y so
boto ~. oktobra >voio prvn
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Pc za,lugi mcrodaiuh
faktori"v pa imajo a,>tr.j~k, ma
rod boij >mi>cl ~ uaroduo,iue
prepire. procr>jr uuiformc. pa
radc in drugc take hrczpomcmbne
Stvari.
= OPOMBA To famozno pa
StirSko piSmo govori. la j. maj
zadni kaplan. pa mai bo Sc tax
lopov. wee vreden kakor vsi Syct-
niki, angelji ali matt bozja; kaiti
lc duhovnik ina pravico odpuScati
grehc. Naivccji n~iGvredncz V du-
hovSki Suknii Stoii torei nekako
ma tiSti stopnji kakor Bog sam,
Da, Y gotovih ozirih ic Sc mad
Bogom! Pri maSi ie Bog popol-
noma Y njegovi moGi. tam Sprcme-
nj duhovnik kruh in vino Y pra-
vega Boga. katercga on pOvzije.
Take hudalosti O imenitnosti in
vaznosti duhovskcga Stanu vtepa-
jo Skofje in duhovniki svojim YER
nixon V glavO Nj cuda potem. da
Sc %priprosto ljudstvo boii boil du-
hovnika nego Boga,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-22

y Naprednc revolucijc Y smi-
stu razvoia gOtovo ne ljudStvul -
Opomba prelagatclia.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-02-27

The Homesteader's meeting Saturday
evening was a grand success owing to
the muddy roads but few were expected,
but instead there was a large number
out, and the business Of the evening
was we'll conducted to be all new Off
GERS. Committees were appointed for
different purposes. A motion carried
to extend an invitation to Osceola
Homestead to meet with us next Friday
afternoon Feb. %, as the Humeston de-
gree team will arrive on the noon train,
and the members will be expected to
meet at the hall at 3 o'clock p. M. sharp,
and transact such business as will come
before the Homestead. Supper will be
served from 5 to 6 o'clock, after sup
per the Humeston degree team will ex-
emplify the work, and a large class
will be obligated in the order. All ap-
plicants will be expected to be there
as a number of policies are here and can
be signed up by the proper officers
Friday afternoon, and members wishing
to have their policies in force should
make an effort to be present.