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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
ranged for His Funeral

his safety deposit vault in downtown
bank. Mr. Morrill, admitted that he
had made records for his own funeral.
He said:
1T isn't a piece of sentiment. You
know left the Baptist church and be-
came very orthodox. I've preached
over 5000 funeral sermons in my ca
reer. and I've often wondered what
would be said over me. just wanted
to make sure that some Of the things
believe are repeated over my casket.
Il prepared five records. No. is
the twenty-third Psalm. No. is the
song Shall We Gather at the RiverT
No. 3 is made up of the verses from
the poem Immortality No. is the
Lords Prayer. and No. is Gott-
schalk's Last Hope l played 1t on
the piano. In my will have arranged
to have these records played in the
order that | have numbered them.
Il have rendered all Of these
verses and music at the funerals of
my father, my mother and two broth
erS- j want TO repeat then myself by
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24

5000 miles. The journey from Con
and the vessels leave once a month
From Khartoum the railway journey
across the desert to Wadi-Halfa, on
the second cataract of the Nile. takes
SO hours, and from that point there is
regular steamboat service down &c
Assouan, on the first cataract. and
Cairo. total water journey OF 900
miles. The time taken from Wadi
Halfa depends on the length OF the
stay the party will make at Aboc
Simbul. Phylae. Luxor and other
points OF interest on the banks of the
River Nile. The usual passage for
tourists down is about two weeks.
From the British government the
president has received a permit to Kill
as much game as he likes. but II is
understood that he will go to Africa
more in the interest of science than &c
kill animals for the mere sport of Il
The president will have no difficulty
In keeping in touch with the outer
world, whether in the British or Ger
man East African protectorates. Tele
graph wires now cover the district In
all directions. An expert who has
made the same journey through Al
RIGA three times from the east coast
to the Nile says that the climate in
the interior was healthy for white
men If they only took ordinary pre
caution to safeguard themselves
against disease.
The country teens with interest for
the hunter and naturalist from the
time he lands on the East African
coast until he reaches Egypt.
From Mazeras to Samburu. "A
miles from Mombassa and 919 feet
elevation, the train passes through
plantations OF orange trees. corn
millet and sweet potatoes. followed nv
well-wooded country. where tho ma.
tives build their huts in the thick
bush. almost invisible to the eve NJ
the inexperienced traveller. Vol 1sa
miles from Mombassa and at an eIa-
walton of 1880 feet. is the first sta.
ton where the president and his marty
will probably make a stop. At This
point herds of antelope and Gland can
be seen frequently close TO the rail-.
road. Big game abounds In this 10.
cality.
Mr.. Roosevelt's journey througb
Africa will be made in comfort ana
safety. Before the opening of the
Uganda railroad IA years ago. the
journey from Mombsssa to Lake Vic
toria Nyanza took four months ana
required the escort Of small army 10
cope with the Mazi warriors and other
savage tribes that inhabited the for.
ests In the hinterland back from the
East African coast. It can now be
made comfortably by train in two
days.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
GETS WAGON LOAD OF COINS.
Jersey Town Makes Rich Gathering
on Tag Day.

Orange, N. with enough dimes,
nickels and pennies to fill small wag-
on slowed away, st. Mary's hospital
does not yet know how much was col
lected when ESQ young women of the
Oranges armed themselves with boxes
for coin and unlimited numbers of
badges and tagged" every wayfarer
and business man in the city.
ST. Mary's has just adopted set of
plans and specifications for an expen-
sive addition to the building 1t now oc-
cupies in Center street. To get
start toward the first $4,000 needed
before the work can begin the plan of
tag day" was hit upon. Although II
was new to Orange, 1t had been tried
with success in other cities, and the
management had high hopes of it's
success. These hopes were more than
realized. After $4,000 tags had been
disposed of hurry call came for more
and several printing plants were kept
busy all the afternoon
If each tag represented a contribu-
ton of 10 cents il is estimated that at
least $4,000 was collected.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
AEROPLANE PIONEER
KANSAS CITY MAN SHOWED PRlN.
cl7LE BACK IN is7o.
Frank Barnett Entered Machine for
Mechanical Flight at the Iowa
State Fair Thirty-Eiaht
Years AGO.

Kansas City, Mo.-In the fall OF
1870 Frank Barnett Of Kansas City
according to a memorandum still In
MS possession, entered at the Iowa
state fair in Keokuk for exhibition
tomatoes, cabbage, onions and a INA,
chine for mechanical flight"
In the 3S years that have passed
since Mr.. Barnett has not lost his in
terest In aeronautics. For the last Is
years he has made his home in Kan.
sas CITY, and from time to time has
continued his experiments with mod.
els OF box kites and aeroplanes.
Barring the light. high-power en-.
glnes OF today" Mr.. Barnett said,
ana the use OF greatly improved
materials, my first machine was the
iorerunner OF the present-day aero
plane and demonstrated the same
principles. Eleven years ago | con.
structed an aeroplane of the same gen
eral type as that with which the
Wright brothers have attained such
success. and description of it, with
cuts, was printed October II. 1897"
Mr. Barnett produced a COPY of a
newspaper of that date and pointed
the article.
You will see that | stated at that
time the principle that is now uni
versally recognized. namely, that fly,
ing through the air is a matter of
projection. Project an object through
the air and it will continue In motion
until IT is overcome by some a2tural
law like gravity or friction.
My theory in overcoming friction
has been that the heavier-than-air OBJ.
ject must be pulled as well as pro.
PEELED, and for that purpose my mod.
els were fitted with a front propeller
to throw the air away and lessen the
resistance. Now, as for gravity, II is
easily demonstrated that single
horse power will sustain 200 pounds
in the air.
In my early experiments | did not
have the advantage of lightweight en-
gines, but to-day, when energy can be
stored without greatly increasing the
weight to be carried. the problem Of
offsetting gravity has been greatly
simplified
The Wrights are on the right track
and their success is very pleasing to
me. With greater means at their dis.
posal than | had and undoubtedly
with greater mechanical ability. they
have carried to successful demonstra-
ton the principle | contended for 40
years ago"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
ITINERARY IS MADE
PLANS FOR PRESIDENT RoosE.
VELT's AFRICAN TRIP.
VIII Probably Leave New York March
10 - Companions Not Vet All
Characterization Is BY No
Means All for Sport.

New York.-From an excellent au
thority It has been learned that Presl
dent Roosevelt plans to leave New
York on March Is. nine days after the
Inauguration. by the North German
Lloyd liner Koenig Albert, for Naples
via Gibraltar, where the liner is due
on March 20, Besides his son Kermit,
he will be accompanied by a professor
from the Smithsonian institution and
an Official from the navy department
They have not yet been chosen, bnt
several are under consideration From
Naples President Roosevelt and his
party win travel ON one OF the Ger
man East African steamers TO Nom.
bassa via the Suez canal and Alden,
sea journey OF IL days.
So far no arrangements have heen
made for the six months the party will
spend in Uganda province, between
the coast and Port Florence, a dis.
lance of 5S4 miles. On Lake Victoria
Nyanza the party win embark for En-.
tebbe, in central Africa. One thing
certain is that Mr.. Roosevelt will not
enter the Congo territory.
The president Is scheduled to ar.
rive at Entebbe early in December
where his native porters. hunters and
guides will be waiting to conduct him
through central Africa. exploring some
OF the tributaries of the Nile and
eventually landing him at Gondokoro.
the frontier post of the Soudan, some
time toward the end of April. 1910.
From Entebbe the distance to be
covered on foot and by boat on the
rivers and lakes to Khartoum, where
1t is expected that Mrs Roosevelt Will
probably join the party. win be about
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
|REASE IN DIVORCE

based not upon total population but
upon the total married population.
The rate per 100000 married popula,
ton was 81 in the year 1870 and 200 in
the year 1900. This comparison indi.
Gates that divorce is at the present
two and one-half times as common.
compared with married population, as
it was 40 years ago A divorce rate
of 200 per 100000 married population
is equivalent to two per 1000 married
population. Assuming that 1000
married people represent 500 marxied
couples, it follows that in each year
four married couples out of every
1000 secure divorce.
Divorce rates appear to be much
higher in the United States than in
any of the foreign countries for which
statistics relating to this subject have
been obtained
The most common single ground for
divorce is desertion. This accounts
for 1873 per cent. of all divorces
(period 1887 to 19O6) 49.4 pa cent.
or almost one-half, of those granted to
the husband. and 1875 per cent, or
one-third. of those granted to the
wife.
Drunkenness was the ground for
divorce in So per cent. of the cases in
which the wife brought suit, and in
IL per cent of the cases in which
the suit was brought by the husband
OF the divorced couples known to
have been married in the United
States, SS.5 per cent. were married
in the same state in which they were
divorced and 21.5 per cent. in other
states.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
BUREAU SHOWS NEARLY
Ion IN TWENTY YEARS.
bout Three Times as Fast as
cn-Desertion and Drink
lng Causes-Raise in
Marriage Rate.

ton. Divorce and marriage
g 20 years, from 1887 to
Fe, are embodied in a COM
81 completed by the United
sus bureau.
prt is the second of its kind
Der federal authority, and
3 the results of it's predeces-
presenting new and more
i number of marriages re-
Ping the 20 years from 1887
elusive was 12,S32,044. The
nnually reported increased
H6S in the year 1887 to $685.
year 1906.
frlage rate in the United
lhe year 1900 was SO per TO-
Ation.
p number of divorces re-
the 20 years, 1887 to 1906,
was S45,625. For the earlier
on, covering the 20 years,
~ inclusive, the number re-
=
S2S,7l6, or hardly more
nlrd of the number recorded
pnd 20 years. At the begin
sugar period, covered by
fVestigations, divorces oc-
'he rate of 10000 a year; at
mat period the annual num-
l6out $1,000.
ease of 80 per cent. in popu-
'Teen the years 1870 to 1880
panied by an increase of 70
IN the number of divorces
In the next decade. 1880 to
population increased 25 per
|ulyorces 10 per cent. and in
Fng decade, 1890 to 1900, an
Il per cent. in population
panied by an increase of &C
IL Inc number of divorces.
years from 1900 to 1906,
as estimated, increased
ent and divorces 29.3 per
appears that at the end of
d period divorces were in
0out three times as fast as
while in the first decade
TnSSVl they increased only
and two-thirds as fast.
o'ee rate per 100000 popula.
Hsed from 2s in 1870 to 50 in
me former year there was
|ce Tor every 3.44I persons
iatter year one for every
~ 1t is only married people
oonne divorced, a more sig
'oree rate is that which is
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
The storm.hos. =, G..

The picturesque name Of Storm
nose tGewitternase) is given in Ger.
many to the wave OF high barometric
pressure which often precedes a storm
OF a heavy squall The barometer
rises suddenly, and then falls more
gradually. II is believed that this
phenomenon is responsible for sudden
changes in the level Of the sea. Oh.
servations on the seas surrounding
Denmark have led to the conclusion
that the change Of level thus produced
sometimes amounts to no less than
three feet
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
means of the photograph at my own
funeral"
Eish Smother In Greek

Tuckerton, n. IAN unparalleled
sight was witnessed by residents of
this place when millions OF young fish.
commonly called moss bunkers," in.
vaded the head Of Tuekerton creek
The fish were so thick that they are
supposed to have smothered them
selves and the creek was soon filed
with dead ones Another theory is
that the fish were killed by gasoline
on the water. II is supposed that the
FISH. which were anywhere from two
to four inches long. were being
chased by larger ones and took refuge
In the creek
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
Harry Lshr stan. New Fad.

Paris.-Harry Lehr, whilom wine
agent OF Baltimore. Nd. later social
favorite in New York and leader of
fads at Newport. has a new one. He
latterly carries q string Of beads and
begins to count them industriously as
though in penance when he perchance
meets some one esteemed a bore. The
fad A attracting imitation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-24
Tsstor Prepares Full
'of Use at His Grave.


uS' Minn.-Rev. G. L. Nor
Vi the Actors alliance.
ms own funeral service
monograph. He is so
Il. IS pastor of the Peo-
Unique theater. Though
expect to die for some
he has prepared his
ice because he wants to
way his funeral will be
-. man went to a Minneapo-
store and closeted
Ia private room. Here he
H. piano and started the
r. song. He talked. recited
Hs,,sO "a the piano the same
IL ., ne rendered at the fu-
b. 'AuVes and a large num-
MIS-, time before the serv.
Il -,ea, and then he took the
personally placed them '4 y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05

tn nj nobene reel, katero tvrdka Durham 4 Co. rbi IN svoje podietje.
ne Ola bi jo ndelovaa sauna. Tu je velIka parma stroinica i'm elek-
trarna. tn tvornica "a SOde in delavnica "a popravljaujc kotlov Tam
Je zopet tvornica, V kaeri kuhajo milo, lj in topic mast. pa zopet
delavnica, V kateri izdeljujejo kostraste Skatlie "a mast in milo tn
je hBa, kateri Gistjo in snazijo Scetine, hia. Y kateri suSe in stroiio
.koze. tam zopet druga. kjer IL koti delajo umetno gnoilO. Tudi mai
manEi delcek organicnih odpadkov e ne zgubi pri Durhamu. L.
rogov zdelujejo glavnike. gumbe, lyle in ponarcieno Slonovo kost: IL
pStali pa drzala "a noze in krtacice IA zobe. IL parkljev izrezejo
lyle in gumbe. predno Jill skuhajo "a lepilo. II nog. kosti in kit de
lajo najGudnejSe izdelke. zelatino. fosfor. crnlo "a peel in cevlie in
.oije. Zopet drugod je delavnica. Y katcri puHjo dIako IL govcih
repov in volno IL ovcjh koz. tn izdeujejo peTsin IL prcSiGjih oi.
albumin IL krvi in strune "a gosh IL smrdljivih Grev. &c kak kos nj "a
Use to Sc vrsi Y hiSah. Xxi stole druga poleg druge. katerc mcdscboino
.novii to podjetje, je Durham starejSi pokaI Getrtino biiiona Hvai.
zdruzitev kaptaa in della. Tvrdka Durham \ Co. daje mliionu ljm
dem drektno deo. indircktno pa pol miijonu. Durham razpoSnja
svojc izdelke pc vSem cviiziranem syetu in izdeluje hrano "a 80
miljonov ljudil
Ia poja>nha 50 naSi prijatelji posluSali Z odprtimi ustmi in do
nievalo Sc Jim je ncmogoce. da zamore navadni clovck kaj takega
ZrSiti. Jurgis ie vSed tega Smatral Skeptcnc opazkc IokubaSa IN
greh. To je tako mogoGno podetje kot vSemir. Iakon della $ sine lc
toiiko kritizTati kot sveovni red. JurgiS je menil. da mora siromak
ve storii. kar ; mn ukaze. Ia clovcka. hi Sodclujc pri taken
podietju, je to pravi blagoslov. tax bagosov kot sta dz in solncc
Jurgis Je bill vessel. da nj podjetja ogledal. Sc predno j. dobl ddo
- tutil je, da hi bill vSled ponosa Sc prEel oh pamet. Sedaj ie dobi
iddO - on je del te celote. Obcutl .je, da ga je ogromno podietie Spre-
IJelo pod svojo zaSGito. ia bo skrbelo IA njegovo bodoGnost. Bill ic tako
MAVEN. tako neveden Y poih. da Sc nit zavedal nj da je dobil dco pr
IBrownu, da smatra YES svet Browna in Durhama "a naSprotnika. Xxi
morata drug druzega uniciti. ako po zakonu noceta prti V iGo ali
pa placati globo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
Zadnji koscek kruha.

Mama, zakaj nj bog tu-
di nam ustvaril doSti kruha, OBJ
leke in drugih s%tvari, Ge je re dru-
gimq Oh! mama - zakaj?"
"Otrok moi, JAZZ ne ven tega
- zakaj nj. Bog je dial vsega do
sti. Use je polno blaga cato
pa nj della. Ker nj della. nj tudi
denaria, da bi 81 kupili kruha in
obleke. Ne muGi Sc 5 TEN, h6erka
moja. ii ne YES mic o TEN . Bog
bo To ~ uredil : gre pc bo-
Iii wolff in zakonu. Cakajmo -
da Sc obene ma bolje Pojdi Y
solo. dete."
"Oh. mama JAZZ ne grem Y Solo,
SEN tako laGna. In mole krilce je
tudi prelahko. Zebe me Solarice
Sc mi poSmehujejo - me DO sram
in u6iteljica bo huda. Mama,
JAZZ hi Sla rada tam V fabriko.
Zasluzila bonn denar diva do
laria ma teden - in VAN BON da-
la vse. vi bodete pa kupili kruha
in krilce 80. Kaj ne, kar grem.'
"'Kaj ii pride ma misel, otrok
moi, Kdo te DO wei ma delo? Ca
kaj, da odrastes; zdaj Sc nimas
dvanajst let. Cakajmo - alta BIO
dobil delo, - kmalo BIO dobil -
in takrat ii BON kupila kruha
in novo gorko krilce samo po-
cakaj Il in pojdi v SOLO,"
Ali JAZZ sem laGna, mama! -
Ne morem 6akati
Tho. tho. dete - ne jokaj
ObriSi 81 solzice; pojdi - ne. ca
kaj V tole volneno ruto te
bonn zavila tako. In tale koscek
kruha - zadnji je. Nal Tako
zdaj pa pojdi, srcek moi. Alta be
incl kmalo delo - in kruha be
dovolj. Same pocakajmo
POslovenil Ivan Solar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
Druzite sc v socializmu.

Cumberland, Wyo., 2S. apr. -
c. sodrug urednikl Tukaj orje-
mo trda tia. A vendar upamo
spremeniti Ia trda tia V ro-
dovitna. kjer bode seine socializ-
ma dobilo svojo kal. Ugodna zna-
menja sc kazejo "a naso sveto
stvar, dasi gre bolj polagoma. To-
da potrpljenje! Semitic Sc slisi
med tukaiSnjimi rojaki. da bi Sc
mnogoteri pristopil k naSi stran-
al, - lie vera. vera, Ia da misliti.
Dragi rojaki. delavci in sotrpi-
nj, Odkritosrcno VAN povem. da
socialism nina riic opraviti 2 We
no. Socialism uGi. da vera je pri-
vatna stvar, TO je da vsak ina lah-
ko svoie versko prepricanje in
svoi verSki cut, kakrsnega hoce.
Vabimo vas ma naSe seize in Sho-
de; vSakemu je svobodno priti. mi
nimamo nobenih skrivnosti. Pridi-
tie in prepricali sc bodete. da So
cialiSticna Stranka ne vpraSa no
benega IN niegovo verSko prepri-
CAME. 6e hote priStopiti k Stranki.
Pogum rojaki! mic ne omahujte :
ali hi. ali ne. Citajte "Proletar-
ca. in kmalo Sc bodetc otresli
vSeh predsodkov, XII VAN sedaj
mogoGe branijo pristop k naSi
Stranki. Citanje socialistiGnih
casnikov vam bode pokazalo pot,
pc ktcrcj VAN je korakati. In ta-
ko, dragi rojaki. bodcmo Sli ma.
pref Z naSimi sodrugi in sotrpini
vse Amerike in vsega sveta: vsi
IA enega in eden IN vSe.
Soc. pozdrav.
Ta1n.-.on
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
DoPISI.

(Nadaljevanje z 2. str.)
je ~zagovarja svojo stvar. Nevem,
kaj bodo sedaj z bolno stare tetko.
Kdo mai kupi stare kljuse, ki nj
"a drugam kot "a V jamolf
Ma Broadway ulici zivi neka zelo
pobozna zena. ktera snail in po-
meta cerkev. Men MOI je pa hodil
won't V turn. Naenkrat Sc pritozi
zena pri g. zupniku. da Sc MEN
MOI cudno obnaSa. No, g. zupnik.
dobra duSa, je Dial zeni dober svet
- in moza so kmalo odpeljali v
opazovalnico "a blame. Tako Sc
nahaja MOI re vec mesecev V opa-
zovalnici in dolzi svojo pobozno
zeno. da je Ona vsega kriva. Zena
pa jake nerada govori o svojem
"blaznem'' mozu; naprej pometa
cerkev in pobozno moli: Bog daj,
da bi kmalo kaj - izmolila.
Ogrski zupnik ma Woodland
ave. je nedavno odpotoval V sta
70 domovino. Svoj cerkveni bu-
siness je "a ia cas- prepustil svo-
jemu kaplanu. &c Sc je pa zupnik
sedaj vrnil, ga verne ovGice ne
marajo wee. Pravijo, da ie kaplan
njihov zupnik, a starega "gospu-
da' ne pripoznajo wee. Starr zup-
mix Sc jezi in zahteva svoje, tudi
k skofu Sc zateka a vse mic ne po-
maya. Med zupljani zdaj divja
revolucija. Tako Sc writ neumni
svet.
Socialisticni pozdrav.
Clevelandski socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
PinkerOnci.

Chicago, H., 90. aprila. "Gl.
Sv." Sc je V svoji 16. stew. spool
taknil tudi OBJ mojo osebo, GeS, da
sem kricac, ida kricac SEM, pa
zakajH) in dale Sc cudi. da sem
komaj par pri jednoti,
pa sem ze voljen Y odbor. Kaj ne,
to sem VAN ma poti sedaj ko ne
maram wee trobiti V vas rabbit
rog. Povejte mi, modri gospod.je
okrog "Gl. Sv.". ali ne SINE biti
clan, XII je lie malo casa pri drus-
tvu, izvoljen V zacasni odbor. ali.
ne?
Nadalje citam V isti stevilki
omega odlagaliSca "a smeti. kako
skrbni bratci svarijo delegate
pred nekakimi "pinkertonci".
Ali bi ne bill bratci tako dobri, da
hi nan povedali, kdo so ii pin
kertonci. &c pa smatrate pinker-
toncem re vsakega, Xxi ne plese ma
vase komando. tedaj Jill ie pa
veliko in ii VAN bodejo to krilato
psovko tudi posteno vrnili nazaj
kajti pod milim nebom nj treba
vecjih pinkertoncev, kakor ste vi
sami. Vohunstvo, spletkarstvo in
ovadustvo je pri vas donna. da
veste, vsled tega Sc VAN tudi cast
no prileze line: p%inkertonec. lie
naprej, bratci lazehl
Frank Udovic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
vest.

]. maja je umrl V chicaski mes
tni bolnici rojak Alojz Roget, KITE
ri je prisel pred par dnevi il O.
RECON City, Oregon. Rogelj je bill
ma potu V stare domovino, a Sc .je
pc opravkih ustavil V Chicago. tn
ga je pa hudo napada bolezen -
incl je susico - in moral je v
bolnico. odkoder Sc vec nj vrnil
xiv. Rajni je bill clan bratskega
drustva "Gorenjec st. 46 S. n. =.
j V Oregon City, Oregon. Pogreb
Sc je vrSil vGeraj. Chikaski dru-
stvi Slavija st. l in Narodni Vite-
ii st. 30 sta mu dali spremstvo
osmerih Glanov, XII so spremili u
mrlega sobrata ma eesko narodno
pokopalisSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05

ma izpnstimo -. Pomilostimo ga,
mai ga h -. vZamel'
Piataekov (meSeanu) "Torej,
z Bogoml Mi tie pomilostimo."
Mesean: "Dobro, toda v%rnite,
kar ste mi well. Tako vendar ne
gre zdaj je konstitucija."
Capcarapkin: "Stojsmirno, po-
kali mu konstitucijo."
Stojsmirno (vstane cd mize, pri
me meseana "a vrat, sumo S kole-
nom V teziSce njegovega t~elesa,
ter ga vrze skozi vrata) ITO je
konstitucija!. .. Paol! go"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
' sIOvenskem Sc gIasi:
THE LAKE SHORE BANKING AND
TRUST CO.

Cleveland, %. aprila 1905.
Onim, kogar Sc to tiGe:-
To maj spritujc. la 10 bila cnajstega
aPrila 1905 Y tel banki vlozena svota
Pctsto dolarjev $500 po Frank Kor-
c,tu in Jos. Zalokarju. ktera, kakor
smo i%nformirani. je puS6ena kot ma
grada dc Sc dokaze. ia sc je namera
Ealo Prvi6:-
l. ukrasti Slovensko Narodno Pod
Fcrno Jednoto in 10 premestiti v Clevc-
land. Ohio:
>. spremeniti Slovensko Narodno
Podporno .Jednoto v clevelandsko kato-
l;Sko jednoio:
3. la so Sc zdruzili 5 sovrazniki
~resnice, kteri jim maj sluziio V izdajske
namcno:
!. do je v Clevelandu kaka zarota
y ugonobitev $. n. r. j.
S ~postovanjem
Podpis j. Horace Jones.
blagainik.
No. lazniki. "pufarii' in fehtar
Veliki, ali hocete Sc kaj veG' Ma
dan Z dOkazi!
FIR. Korce. Jos. Zalokar. Jos.
Kalan.
(Op. ured. - Original gori ma
vedenega pisma ie V urednistvu
"Proletarca" vsakemu ma razpo.
lago.)