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New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
GUNBOAT FOR RUSSELL
PORT OF La GE4YR4 SHUT
american Warship on Peaceful Ms
siOn-PIdgue RumOrs.

Washington April 21.-An American war yes
sci will be sent to Venezuelan waters. but her
mission is TO be an entirely peaceful one. The
closing of the port of La Guayra because Of the
existence Of what is believed to he bubonic
plague there has made 1t necessary for the
State Department TO have hand some vessel
to be used as a dispatch boat by Minister Rus
sell in sending messages to CURACAO or Port OF
Spain. Trinidad. and for taking cable dispatches
TO him from the State Department. One of the
smaller gunboats now in West Indian waters
will be utilized for this purpose The vessel VIII
ply between Puerto Cabello and the nearest
cable station. Puerto Cabello, according to MIN
lister Russelrs dispatch to the State Department
to-day. is still open.
Under to-day's date Minister Russell in
formed the State Department of the situation
at La Guayra and expressed the general behe1
that the disease there is the plague. He says
that the Venezuelan government officially an
nounced to-day the existence of a suspicious
contagious disease at La Guayra, the nature OF
which had not been determined. La Guayra
has been uuarantined for fifteen DAYS. and no
steamers are touching at the port TRAFFIC Is
suspended on the railway Puerto Cabello, the
minister says, is still open.
State Department officials said to-day that no
plans had been matured to govern American IN
tercourse with Venezuela in the future. Min
lister Russell probably would not leave Caracas
pending possible action by the United states
Congress on the five American claims now pend
ing before the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations It is understood that this committee
is to deal with the Venezuelan question to-mor-
row. It also is understood at the State Depart
ment that this action may take the form of
resolution authorizing the President to use Whf-
means he may deem necessary TO bring
President Castro 70 a realization of the neces-
sity of complying with the American demands
for arbitration of the differences between the
two countries Should such authorization be
made. the course of action will then be taken
up II is said that there is little likelihood that
extreme measures will be used.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
LOEB REPLIES TO SI1US.
Erplaiius Possession Of Transit Stock
and RCSCntS .1HacL

Washington Ar-T -7.-The references 10 MT.
r.-l secretary q the President. in the House yes
---=-- s-. -T~ sims Of Tennessee. in connection
--r H5- ownership Of s-H1 shares OF stock in the
5rzrou Railway and Electric Company. called
<.--. to-day q letter from Mr.. Loeb 10 that gen
-..H.. .zulalnus how the stock came into his pos
session and suggesting 10 M Sims that he should
E- most -c-1lsaIous IN dealing with mems reputa-
t#.-- N- SIMS read the letter in which Mr.
La-. SAYS part
Er-.r---yru hundred shares of the common stock
rf r-a Washington Railway and Electric Company
e-z.a Tr nE name -U- books o- iie company
..r5--G 80 these shares enough T" enable ne
az director. 1000 holdings
~ trends or mine whom ! simply acted as
representative ~ the last annual meeting Of the
5--~ r- -t.- company. a. which vas elected
director with the View ot ny possible election
president - r1e company. Il I decided 10 take
lr r..- line q work leaving official lie
This record has been and sIiH is open 10 sou any
-.a-----r-s -rar any fuSuuar5Ou that in any mEs-
ferrous unworthy way, or 1n aTy way whatever,
] hare --~suf-1ted such 4 considerable fortune as
-alr speech implies. is As unfair 70 me- as II is
uLT--E q yOU-
1-- Loeb said that ne aad refused discuss
viii. r- r1-ra-e- of congress any matters OF legls
lar.oa affecting lie local public service corpora
lions
ar-e- reading me letter NJ. Sims said that
..= LsS- person - -ake advantage II any
Congressional privilege 30 anything derogatorv
of any man. and therefore he felt that the letter
sra-l5 - read lu the House.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FAVOR CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY BILL
Committee VIII Report 1t to House To-day
Enactment Is Probable.
from The Tribune Bureau ]

Washington. April 2I-The Mccall campaign pup
Iici.y bill fndorsed by the National Publicity As
e,cistiou will be favorably reported to the House
Tomorrow by the Committee on Election OF Presl-
dent Vice President and Representatives In Con
gress. ~
This measure. the consttutonahty or "Heh mas
.,r,ofsed some argument in the House, provides
+t,, national or other committees which spend
money fer influencing elections in two or more
cites Al which members Of Congress are elected
shall file with the clerk Of the House statement
showing the money received anu eApeueo a,'u ..,e %
=. the ,,ars3us u no contributed Il. The bill
- ANONYMOUSLY agreed upon by the committee
aod vuI probably be passed by the House IN some
60, alr1olgh II il expected the Senate will make
close examination as to It's eonsutnlloiaIiy De
-' = ely evaded even II ii is constitutional
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
PUBLISHERS ASK RELIEF
appeal to President and Congress
4 gdinst PGpermQkers.

The annual meeting Of The Associated Press was
held al the Waldorf yesterday. with large at
tendance Of members from all sections Of the
country. Aside from the transaction Of purely
routine business affecting the organization, an ad-
dress asking the President and the Congress to
grant Immediate relief from the exactions of com
binations Of papermakeTs' adopted. The ad-
dress follows:
Representatives. Of "a dailE newspapers gath
resne-rfIIIIv ask the PRESIDENT and Congress 10
grant immediate relief from exacttons of
and again in November 1907, the attention OF the
authorities directed to the excessive prices
diateIy upon the assembling OF Congress twenty or
more bills aiming 10 correct these conditions and
d1ced and refeTTed to the Ways and Means Com
mittee. Persistent efforts to obtain hearing have
proIong present conditions and to carry over TO
another session of Congress every proposition de
Attention IS also directed to the false reports of
nshed 10 Congress by the director Of the Census
Bureau The newspapers here represented use ap-
Consumed in the tinted states We denounce the
quotations submitted TO Congress misleading
accurac cy OF these figures OF the director after the
error had been called 10 public attention tends 10
shake public confidence and respect for statistics
thus compiled
The selection Of directors resulted in the reel-c
ton OF the five whose terms had expired, fol
lows: Charles II. Cirasty, Baltimore Evening
News: y. r Nelson. kansas City Star; ". I.
Mclean Philadelphia Bulletin. George Thonp
son. s. Paul Dispatch" and Adolphs s. Ochs.
New York Times No changes in the present
rules AMI regulations OF the service made
The Associated Press and the American News
paper Publishers Association will hold joint
dinner tonight at the Waldorf - which William
). Bryan viii be the chief speaker
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NAY HOUSE DIPLOM4TS.
Embassy IN Paris and Oriental Com
suIatcs Considered.
IFron The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. April 2l-There is reasonable
prospect that when the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill is reported to the Senate ii
viii carry amendments providing Sl,3on,eo for
American Consulates in the Orient. including
100000 for building at Shanghai and S4N,-
pFO for the purchase Of suitable embassy at
Paris Senators have become convinced that
maintenance Of the prestige Of the United
States III the Orient demands suitable accom-
modation for its consulates, especially where
extra -teTritoriality obtains
Il is understood that the United States now
holds an option at the figure named on the
residence occupied by Henry White. American
Ambassador 10 France, and for which Mr.
White paws an annual rental OF $1,000, and
that an Investigation 10 ascertain if this is
a fair valuation is in progress. 1t IS believed
that if these amendments can be placed in the
consular and diplomatic bill they viii stand a
far better chance Of enactment than would a
SEPARATE House bill, even if Speaker Cannon
would permit such bill ito come To a vote,
which Is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FESTIVITIES CONTINUE
Thousands U'itness F'r0lics Of Sail
Ors at Los 1ngC!CS.

Les Angeles April 21--Los Angeles continued 70
day its lons programme OF entertainment Tor the
sailors and officers Of the batteship Meet Ihlry
five hundred bIueiackets were in the landing parties
which came ashore at the various ports where the
four divisions Of the feet are anchored and they
pitched right into the fun provided for them with
the enthusiasm Of boys out Of school The sailors
we're again the guests Of the city. and boxing bouts
harbecues wild west shows dancing. shooting the
chutes and other forms OF amusement occupied
the time from early morning until late At night
The sailors srocs are the most interesting feature
Of the feet ssstay LOS Angeles Thousands OF
people go ~ day 10 ChCtes Park and Asri-
cultural Park 10 see the II play
For the officers there were number Of social
affairs including luncheon TO the higher officers
by General Adna r. Chanee at the California club
Tonight the Chamber of Commerce At Rtdondc,
where the ships OF the fourth dvison-the Ala
bama the Illinois, the kearsarSe and the Nan-
tucky-are anchored. gave A dinner at the Hotel
Redondo in honor Of Rear Admiral Charles :.
Sperry and other officers Of the division The en-
tire city. overlooking the sea. was illuminated
All Of the port cities where the ships are stay
ing carrying out elaborate entertainment plans
each day and thousands OF persons WISH the oeces
and the warships
A feature OF to-day's programme IN Los An
geIes was an automobile parade through the prin-
cipal streets of the sixty officers who we're en-
tertaln.d at the dinner last night Twenty-Five
machines conveyed the officers and the local COM
mittee headed by Mayor Harper In the first ma
chire were Governor J. y Gillett, Mayor Harper
Rear Admiral Thomas. Adjutant General laucN
Commander j. r Grant and Lieutenant General
Adna r Chaffec. Rear Admirals SpeTry and
L,nar, were in the machines that followed. The
officers present included every captain and eN-
-ec1tfve officer in the fleet and PERSONAL staff
In his speech at the dinner last night Governor
RILEY advocated larger and stronger navy and
dsnre~at at,.I the defeat " the Presidents recon-
r,4udatfou Of four new battIeships The lack of
merchant marine hs regarded a national dis
grace This he attributed To the influence OF the
Mississippi Valley which. he said. had opportunity
OF seeing only prairie schooners and knew
nothing Of the national requirements on sea
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
OSBORNE HOME DEDICATED.

The home Tor rich women reduced 20 'eeNS 81
i"' .r;.a eas built and furnished by
-, osborne. widoN pf Charles Osborne.
M IN street banker. auo mother Of Ho"eH
Hs - 5iad shortly after his marriage to
-, q-crnleton was dedicated yesterday afternoon
:, 7v.. on The SOUND The home st4nds IN q p.,'
" -, toeuty-five acres overlooking me SOUND
oI AL'' = t,,-e cost more than 81 001.@n-
ana : - =, : o1ner who have lived for ten years
,-o-I- ,'ty OF Wcsichester County, but
"a - nav an admission fee Of S~. The nome
IN socomnodate ABOUT one hundred women.
siig,bty Of applicants must De 't.fr"',Tu ,1on ~ p
"o4- = ,rre Henry Marquand. Mrs Frederick
r. '+a,,stsbIe and Mrs eleanor Aene".
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FOR BOUNDARY TRE4TI
Report authorizing United States
Canadian Commission Expected.
from The Tribune Bureau.


Washington. April I-The treaty WITH Great
Britain affecting the boundaries between the United
States and Canada will be considered AT to-nlor-
rows meeting of the Committee on Foreign Reia-
rfons and it is expected that a favorable report
will be authorized. This convention, which was
negotiated in London by Ambassador Red' mas
been approved by the Canadian authorities, and,
., eo far as II has been examined. il meets with
the approval OF the committee.
The treaty provides for commission OF one
member for each country which shall finally de-
eide all questions affecting the precise location OF
the entire boundary Surveys have been going on
=, this end for nearly ten years, and the boundary
has heen divided into eight sections The commits
sion will carefully consider these surveys. VIII de
eide all questions issue. none of which Is or
grave Importance. and finally will prepare charts
showing the precise location OF the boundary and
mill csusA the line TO be distinctly marked with
granite monuments. The treaty also provides TOT
q more definite boundary in the Great Lakes than
now exists The present boundaries are based or
q series of arcs Of the circle The commission will
fix the boundaries a series Of straight lines
,+-.,n,, between or on specific angles from clearly
disc.r7aple shore monuments. The only boundary
1is1,,Ites at the present time out of the fish
ing industries of the respective countries Under
the proposed system mariners viii he able them
selves clearly to determine the boundaries from
their charts
u,bile there are no serious questions affecting
g, he boundary the administration believes that this
s the tnie for all questions to be hnaliy settled.
Tn Alaskan boundary Occasioned no difheultles
until gold was discovered IN its vicinity and then
serious friction occurred, and even the nudl SET
tlerneur engendered much hard feeling
n is expected that The chief OF the Coast ana
G-odeti. Surrey will be named AZ the American
marnbeI Of the proposed commission, and It is as
suu1ad that British Canadian engineer OF
equal rank Will be appointed - nis colleague
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

It's a mistake 10 call
Grape-Nuts simply "bresk-
fast food"
II is more. All the nour-
isFing elements of wheat
and barley, so prepared as
10 BE- promptly absorbed by
the system for rebuilding
brain and nerve cells, and
for storing up energy-the
Capacity to think and act
that's Grape-\uts.
The iIavour of this world
famed food adds TO its value
by promoting the appetite.
There's q Reason
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
<fRNY, And NAVY NEUS.
From The Tribune Bureau.


WASHINGTON. April q
ORDERS ISSU UED.-The following orders have
been issued:
lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM H G. BOWEN from 18th
I Lieutenant colonel WILLIAM A. NICHOLS. from 18th
rantsin 'f. fETGHER HARDEMAN. qaartermas;er. from
washington 10 Fort Reno TO establish Fenount depot
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK W. MANLET. 18Th IN
fautrv from san Francisco 10 Fort LeavenwoTth
Ma Tor CHARLES II. MUIR. sd Infantry from p In
TO mis- regiment, and Two months leave
Captain tain, sTAEEn M Hata2a ee captain Afshipai
W Butt. quartermaster. to ONCE quaT'erHlaster gen
era t;E6RGE r ARMSTRONG. retired detailed
with organized militia Of North Dakota
Leaves II Absence.-Major HENItf G. HoD,it-S JL.
Irfanrrv. month additional. First lieutenant
WILLIAM b GOWN. ID Cavalry. Two months
NAVY.
Ensign \ c. sTOTT. Jr.. detached the hearsaT6e to
,--.tg1 me y RNGcfELEY detached the the
r - "a f,vE1I. detached Alabama Yank-
,ssf so assistant surgeon g. y FISKE.
Tttsi Mare Island home leave two months.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS The following
n,ovements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Arrir ra-rh Ma-ylard. Rremerton
f Tompkinsyile. the Albany. at san Francisco. the
GLACIER. san Pedro
April 2o-1he Idaho. from Hampton Roads for Juan
tananlo he Prairie from navy ward. Ne" York for
f;oston- the ALA and the SaInsr, from Hong Kong
fJ~ anton he Albany. from san Francisco Tor san
Diego. the Charleston the An Torpedo tlottiis
TO Portland 70 present during Rose Festival june
70 - the Washington and South Dakota.
snacortes Wash, Aprt Is the ArethusA TO navy
yard Mare Island for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
SANDERS ELECTED IN LOUISIANA.

NeV. Orleans AurI 21.-Eariy returns from to
ozys state elections ind,sare that the democratic
aoser- headed by J. J Sanders for Governor. had
be-. --.t-5 throughout
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NEW s4oooooo FRIcK COKE PLANTS.

Grlsr-avr Penn. April 2l-Plans are about
comp e-5 rar the erection of three new coke plants
3. -aa r. r. Frick company IN the COnnellsviHe
rea.a- They viii cost $4.G'r3,60o-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

night Sor Les Angeles % attend TIE Celebration at
+ba- CITY and ra meet her brother. LieUJeua7r
Evans and Flag Lie1Icer4n- Tram. who preceded
her the night before. Surgeon r < MrD'n1o-d
reports that Admiral Evans spent an excellent
night I'D t1at he is steadily improving
san Diego. cal. april 2f.-Tae second Atlantic
rorpedo boat Gotilla is due here on THURSDAY
Large orders Of supplies viii b- ready FOR the IT
-I,. boats on their arrival
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
-.2co STEEL WORKERS RESUME WORK.

Newcastle. Penn april IA notice was posted
rsra ro-t.ar that the SBeuanEO Valley steel plant
o1e-s-@5 ar the Carnegie Steel Company. viii sta
operation tomorrow. The order affects
tErr- hundred men.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Paso Roblee cal. April A.-Mrs Marsh daugh- |
ter Of Rsa1 Admiral Evans. left Paso Rooles last
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
Tickets and Sleeping-Car
Accommodations

Ticket offices at Grand Central
Station and the Station at l25th
Street are open day and night every
day IN the year
Principal downtown ticket Office,
1916 Broadway, is open every day
holidays and Sundays included),
from 8 100 An to 1000 Pm.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

April fa-Ths Maryland. at Rremerton
ANIL 2o-The Eagle, al Guantanamo. the Tacoma. a
- Tomukinsyiile the tlbans. at san Francisco. th'
Pedro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-15
Podpirajte socialisticno caso-
pisje! Narocaite, citajte in strife
'Proletarca'! Priporocajte hrvat-
skim delavcem 'Radnicko Strazo'.
SedeCe delo.

Mr.. Jos. Kosem. Slovcnski ko-
respondent Y Chicagu. H.. nam je
piSal sledece: "Jaz delam YES dan
sedec pri piSalncm Stroiu in sem
trpel vsled negibanja, izgube ape
tita in neprebavnosti. Ko sem po-
skuSal ze wee vrSt praSkov in kro-
gle. spomnil sem Sc ma Trinerje-
va ameriSko Zdravilno Grenko Vi
no. V par dneh Sc mi ie vrnil ape
tit in Sedaj lahko jem vsako jed.
Moja dolznost je torej, da pripo-
roGam Ia zdravilo vSem. Xxi imajo
slab apetit." Ljudi. XII Sc ukvar-
jajo : sedecim delom. najraje mu-
ci neprebavnost. zaprtje in podob-
ne bolezni. Trinerjevo ameriSko
zdravilno grenko vino je jedino
zdravilo IA take. Credi p~rebavne
organe. jih pozivi in obdrzi moe
ne in zdrave. Rabite ga V vSeh ze-
lodcnih in crevesnih boleznih. V
lekarnah. Jos. Triner, 6lG-G32
SO. Ashland Ave. Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-15


PRAY %nasprotno je res: Nikoli nj
bio tako, kakor je danes. Sc wee.
raj je bilo nekoliko drugaee in
jutri, prihodnjo uro, bliznji hip
DO spet drugaee, kajti cas- je IL
preminjanje.
Pameten clovek ne zeli, da hi Sc
vrnili cast, ko so ljudje prebivali
V brlogih. IL katerih SO $ strahovi-
timi boji prepodili divje zverine.
kolibe ma kolih sredi jezer MISC
mas ideal. Tudi ne zdihujemo pc
cash Nomadov. XII so incl domo-
vino danes tukaj, jutri tam V VISA
XII pa enake krize in tezave. Ne
nazaj, temveG naprej ho6emo.
konservatiVci - vsi nasprotni-
XII sOcialistov so namrec konserva-
tivni - %pravijo, da Sc mora ohra-
niti, kar je. y nikoli Sc nj ohrani-
10, kar je bio. Use. kar Sc je po-
rodilo, je umrlo. kar je nastalo,
Je izginilo. Ako bi bill gospodje
tako doSledni kakor Sc delajo: bi
moral storiti uekaj straSno ne.
umnega. &c je MANFRED res vsaka
revolucija ''ilegitimna''. torej ne
d%opuSeena. tedaj bi Sc morale mai
pref prekleti vse re~volucije, Xxi so
ze bile in izbrisati hi Sc moral
prakticno vsi Nth sledovi.
Pa pravdarite, stric Matija. ki
sc Z vsemi Stirimi drzite starega.
kaj bi Sc tedaj morale zgoditi
HlaGe dol. Kajti nezakonite so ;
gospodarska revolucija Jill ie po-
rodila. Ven IL hiSe, Xxi je bog nj
ustvaril, ne priroda sezidala! V
prah Z MO. Proc 2 mcsti in WASN'T,
5 pljugom. : k%njigami, Z vozom.
L domacimi zivalmi! Smrt kultu-
ri in ~civilizaciji! Nazaj Y gozde.
V puStave, nagi. brez orodja. o.
gnja. Strehe! Kajti Same tiSto pr
votno divje zivljenje divjega elo-
ve&a je bio legitimno; vse, kar
ie pozneje priSlo .je rodila revolu-
ella!
Sapo VAN ie zaprlo, stricek? lie
potolazite SCI To Sc ne DO zgodilo,
pa ce hi nam tisoc fanaticnih pro-
rokov za6elo hvaliti blazenost ma
ravnega zivljenja.' Toda sedaj ba-
dite praviGni. &c je bilo doslej
dobro. da je napredoval svet, te-
daj VAN mora biti vSc6. ia gre
Sc naprej. In 6e so privatni kapi-
taliSti Y vecnem izpreminjanju
postal lastniki delavnih sredstev
ter Skoraj neomejeni gospodarii.
YAM mora biti pray. da izpremeni
bodoGi razvoi tudi to. Pa verjemi-
tie: Ia glavo ne pojde. Ne plastic
Sc strahov. XII Jill nj, (Dalje.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-15

la do popolnega zdravja. = Bo-
dite u~vjereni, da YAM bodem hva-
lezen "a skrb in trud, katerega ste
imeli z menoj, dokler me ne bode
krila matt zemljica. Tudi mojim
rojakom Vas bodem ~pripOroGal,
ker sedaj VEN, da ste zdravnik v
pravem pomenu besede.
Toraj Sc enkrat nasrcnejsa hva-
la "a ~izvrstna zdravila in iskreni
pozdrav Vas iskreni prijatelj.
Albin Strnad,
Box ISL.
Black Diamond, Wash.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-15
Odprto pismo Slovencem.

Slavni direktOr Collins. y. Y.
Medical Instituta:-
Prosim opposite mi. ia VAN
toliko casa niSem Sporocil o uspe-
hu VaSih zdravil. Rabbi sem zdra-
villa natanko pc predpisanih ma
vodilih, katera so mi tudi pomaga-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-15
Strahovi.
carlo vsem rodoljubnim Sloven-
Gem.
ADMIN ysem dobrim katolieanom.
CPonatis IL R. P.)
nalia
Dale.
IN NEKDAJ JE BILo A
VT

nekaj, cesar Sc nj olio nixon. ire
t~,,piti hoee druzabni in gospo-
S,nki red. Ali nj to blaznost. ko
!. bilo vendar cd nekdaj takoH
seyedal Ce bi bio res, da je BIZ
Il e~ospodarstvo ma svetu redno
mako in da Sc nj nikoli izpremi-
nal druzabni red. tedaj bi bill
socialni demokratje norci, ne pa
s,r.hoyi. Toda cudno je, da sc $
,.lo peumnostjo Sc lahko love ka-
Eoi ' cloveski podobi.
Danes vidimo parne stroje, E.
,sktrisne motorje, cudovite aku-
uulatorje, ielezniSke locomotive,
,.nbrode - odrash otroci pa
nidijo me- Me ne mislijo, am
max kar tako Sc jim zdi. da nora
q Bit kapitalisti lastniki DELAY
Mn sredstev in da sploh ne more
Mi drugace. ''Ker je bio cd ne
-
kdai tako".
No. prijazni katolican, kdo pa
a incl delavna sredstva V Ada
uoyem rajui
Da takrat nj bio delavnih
.sdstev, kajti nj bio della. Bla-
sor nam, Se bi oh sami lenobi do
biyali yse, kar potrebujemo "a Ii
yljerje. lie nekoliko doigoeaSno
Ri menda bilo. Pa pustimo raj. ki
ie izgubljen. VpraSajmo rajSi IL
ssniake, kakSna delavna sredstva
50 incl ljudje V najstarejsih ca
am. Da nj bilo elektri6nega plju-
"a. brieas nj treba dokazovati;
sal "a Sc dandanes nimajo prav-
pcsod. A semtertja ga re imajo.
le ~ysrjenite, sosed! Najstarejsi
ljudje pa MISC imeli niti lesenega;
tudi sekire MISC imeii liz motike in
gabeli. Kajti 5 to je moral izu-
nit elovek; ma drevju MISC mix
dar rasle take ropotije.
Ce nam ne bi dokazovale stare
najdbe, bi nam morala dopovedati
sama pamet. da MISC prvi ljudje
mel mic druzega kakor naravo in
meme surove snovi. Neobdelani
kamen je lezal ma tleh in to je hi
% pryo elovekovo orodje in oroz-
ie. Nadomestoval mu je kladivo
IN NEE. sekiro in puSko. Bill je
uiegovo prvo delavno sredstvo. a
nni takrat pray tako vazen. ka-
kor danes lokomobil in Kruppov
top "a a
A ne pozabimo glavnega vpra-
srnja: Cegavo ie bilo delavno
Sedstvoi Ker je bila zcmlja malo
cbljudena in elovek tudi Sc nj po-
NAL denarja. smemo %verieti. da nj
bio kapitalistov, Xxi hi bill ze Ia
kat zagrmeli strahovite beSede {:
KdOr hoee della in kruha. Sc mora
rpreci V naso masinol Lastnik de-
hvnega sredstva je bill. kdor ie
delal,
Kamen nj ostal surov. kakor ga
ie azmetala priroda. Clovek 81 je
izuril in 81 ie napravil IL MEGA
ysakovntno orodje. Kdor ga vidi
danes, mora Obcudocati spretnos:
18TH rok, Xxi so izdelovale IL pro-
stega kamna ne le prakticne. tenn
wee tudi lepe sekire. mOgocna kla-
diva in najfinejse lyle. Tisocletja
r bill kamen najvaznejsa snov in
spomin ma njegOvo znamenitost Sc
i dolgo ohranil. Zidje n. pr. SO
smell pri neki verski ceremoniji
nbiti samO kamnen noz. ko so re
davno mali obdelovati kovine.
Dobro vemo, da Sc je to teme-
Gito izpremenilo. Clovek Sc
y p%olastil brona, zaGel je rabbit
itlezo, re pref seveda Sc je sezna-
MI Z ogniem i'm niepOyimi cudeZl.