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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
Sioux Falls is Getting Tired of the
Divorce Business.

In the September American Magazine
George Fitch writes about the divorce
colony Of Sioux Falls. 8. D. The article
is amusing. and yet very Informing. Fol-
lowing is Mr.. F'itch's account of a change
of heart in Sioux Falls about the matter:
A a matter of fact, Sioux Falls is get
ting pretty tired of the divorce business
anyway. There was a time when it was
the pride OF the city. and practically the
only money seen in that wind swept sec
ton was brought there by divorsays with
freckled pasts and spangled futures. They
were welcome then. They made things
howl. and Sioux Falls, being glad OF the
noise. wasn't particular about the tune.
But the city has grown up in the past
few years. There are other buildings now.
taller than the Cataract hotel. There are
citizens richer than the divorsays. who
have automobiles OF their own and who
spend money which isn't so odorous,
There are other ways of getting rich and
other sights more Instructive than
Tn dtvorsay ia still a sight and a diver
sion. but he is also a nuisance Strangers
insist upon finding out all about him In
stead Of learning the more permanent re-
sources of the great northland. Embar-
RAISING mistakes are made and disagree
able jokes are related with gusto by care
less visitors. 1t is irritating to the Sioux
Falls promoter who wants to tell his Gus
toner all about the new nlllion-dollar
packing house, the great water power and
the ~inexhaustible quarries of pink granite
from which all Sioux Falls Is built. to
have to stop and explain that the nice
looking young woman across the street
is not a divorsay from the east but his
own daughter, and that he himself has
never been divorced. No, sir. Not once!
These things fill Sioux Falls with the
same kind of humiliation that the rich
man feels when some one alludes to the
beautiful pa%wnshop sign which was once
his pride before he graduated into bank
{ru .|.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
Kitchener. Sarcasm.

A new story of Lord Kitchener. which
car be vouched for, to hand. Ha
was dining in the mess of a certain reg
1ment a short time ago when the talk
turned on autographs. Presently one O.
h ounge officers present ventured to
ask him to sign his on his handkerchief.
Kitchener willingly assented, and a
dainty piece of lace and cambria wat
passed up to MIN. Kitchener looked al
1T for a moment and then said with a
laugh
Hello! Whose might this be-your
sisters I suppose, eh?"
"Oh," replied the officer, that is mine
assure you; ! have rather good taste
in handkerchiefs. you know"
Have you.' snorted TX. of *" in
contempt as he flung the handkerchief
back unsigned, land what is your taste
in hair pins like. may l ask?"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
Leaves From a Broker. Diary.
From the Goldfleld GOSSIP.

Nov. Looked up bank accoun to-
day. Find I'm $500 overdrawn. Bank
reported in a badly way. Sorry.
Nov. 2-Man called at office with bill.
Asked for payment. Had him arrested
for dangerous lunatic.
Nov. 3-Customer came in to buy
some stock: Office force tainted.
Nov. funny man p~ropounded
query: Would you rather have a gold
piece without q motto, or a motto with
out a gold piece" Kicked him for
luck.
Nov. 5-Borrowed So. Credit still
good.
Nov. 6-Borrowed so cents. Gloomy
days.
Nov: Borrowed a dime. r,hell
with 1t.
Nov. Stopped eating.
Nov. 9-To the Salvation army. Hal
lelujah.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
Oh! The Women!

Mrs. West-My cousin is on speaking
terms with the best people in the citv.
MIS-. East-Indeed! Is she a waitress
or q telephone operator.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
usder Fire.

a calvary Officer who had by no
means distin guished himself in the
South African war Setired from the SER
vice and built himself a villa in a re-
mote spot en- the coast of
He was showing it to a friend one day.
and Remarked:
The one difficulty I have is about a
name for the house. 1 should like to
hit upon something suitable-somethinE
appropriate 20 my military career. O
know"
II see replied his friend: then why
not call j; The Retreat
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18

In Paris last year 4s,2ss horses were
killed for food. which was 5000 more
than the previous year. These ami
mails yielded 26.600, 900 pounds of meat.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18

OF known iron ore the south f,as
more than all the known ore supniv
of the rest of the country. In this II
has the foundation for duplicating all
the iron and steel industry of nc
United States.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18

n smallest q%uadruped in the world
IS the plgmy mouse OF Siberia.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18

EpIctetus, representing the ancient At
titude of religion toward the body. could
Civ 1t no higher classification than that Of
mud" Luther, representing the theo-
logy of his own day, spoke of the BODY
as a mess Of worms" Let us hope that
In this day. wherein science is educating
theology in holiness, the serviceable bodv
without which soul could not be, will re.
cefve a higher and more fitting tribute
than that which Luther and Epictetus
gave to it,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31
RESIST LEASE
TERMINATION

Little Rock, Dec. So.-Special
Attorneys for the Arkansas Brick
and Manufacturing Co., which
has held ten-year lease upon tn :
state convicts, expiring tomorrow
night, today notified the peniten
tiary board that they would resist
any effort upon the part OF the
state to terminate the contract Jan :
uary /. They claim that the state
should have furnished them 500
convicts every day during the life
of the lease, which, according to
their figures, We uld leave them en-
titled to work 500 convicts every
day for two more years.
Attorney General Kirby holds
that the state is required to fur
uish only 100 men, but has the
right 10 increase the number to
500.
The brick COMPANY threatens to
sue the members OF the penitentiary
board and their boudSmen for SIoo-
GOO. the amount they allege they
would be damaged, II All attempt
IS made TO recall the Conv cts.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31
Hot Springs and Horse-Racing

The Log Cabin Democrat is in
receipt of a communication from
Editor ]. L. Wadley of the Hot
Springs News setting forth the fact
that "The citizens and business
men of this county want legislation
permitting the reopening of the
race track here, as an attraction to
visitors and to draw back the
tourist trade which the estrictive
measures in force here for the past
three years has driven from us. ;"
But closer reading Of Mr..
,Wadley's letters and of marked
copy of the News which he sends
us seems to indicate that what the
citizens and business men of Hot
Springs want is special legislation
to permit gambling on races in
Garland county. There is no law
against horse-racing, either in Gar
land or any other county i'll the
state. There is nothing in the
statutes of Arkansas to prevent the
reopening of race tracks by any
one.
What Hot Springs wants is to
exempt Garland county from the
provisions of the Amis bill passed
by the general assembly of 1907,
But this act does not prohibit
horse-racing any more than it pro-
hibits foot-racing. 1t simply says:
That hereafter it shall be unlaw
full to bet in this state, directly or
indirectly, by selling or buying
pools or otherwise, any money or
other valuable thing on any
horserace of any kind, whether
run III this state or out of this
state. So what Hot Springs
wants is not legislation to permit
thk reopening of the race track,
but legislation to permit betting on
horse-racing in Garland county.
Mr.. Wadley's letter goes on to
say that A poll of our business
men shows 81 per cent in favor OF
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31

is to circulate not only lie, but
a Islander on a good man.
Il have been familiar with this
trick for good while and have
discovered that it works not with
intelligent christians who know
that the Lord and his cause are
not represented i'll it. The silly
ones who fear to break the chain
are folks who have not enough
acquaintance with the Lord to
take any risks in the matter.
q break this chain, and if any
friend fears for my fate let him
know that more than two years ago
| broke this chain and denounced
this fraud. We pity the poor
souls that can be scared by this
bugaboo. \ negro when asked if
he was afraid of ghosts said, No,
massa, | Sc seen too many OF EN-.
The letter bearing this request
was mailed at Malvern, Ark. 1t
must have been sent as Joke. |
should be sorry to believe that any
one over whom | have any in
flueuce should be fool enough to
send it in sincerely. The editor
of The Log Cabin Democrat is re-
quested TO send this answer to the
Malvern papers.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31

racing betting on races, presum-
ably with only 9 per cent against
and of those polled, investigation
shows that of the church members
expressing themselves 50 per cent
favored it and only II per cent OPP
posed. We are only looking for
relief in this county, without affect
ing the other counties in the state
and they ought not to oppose us. "
According to this theory, if 81
per cent of the business men and
SO per cent of the church members
in Hot Springs were thieves, the
Legislature ought to make larceny
lawful in Garland county and no
other county ought to oppose it.
The whole business resolves it.
self down to this: Betting on
horseracing is gambling and
gambling, aside from its immorali-
ty, is harmful and against the
economic interests of any commun-
ity, and is unlawful. Hot Springs
has always been in defiance to the
laws of the state in regard to its
Sunday saloons and open gamb-
ling houses. The city now frets
because the laws of the state do
not permit betting on horse races.
Hot Springs is a greatresort and
its prosperity does not depend upon
liberty TO violate the law. Little
Rock used to couptenanCe open
gambling houses and Sunday sa.
looms, and, though Little Rock
still lacks much of moral pe1fec-
ton, will anyone say that the cap
ital CITY S interests nave been in
jured because these things are no
longer tolerated.
Neither is Hot Springs a soy
ereignty i'll itself, and the legisla-
ture can hardly commit a greater
wrong than to pass special acts to
allow that city to violate any OF the
states laws
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31
WILL RETIRE FROM OFFICE
Retiring Auditor Moore will Make Share
Crop with His Wife"
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

II am going TO make 4 share
crop with my wife, said Or. \.
+ Moore, the retiring state auditor
before leaving Tor Little RocA to
complete his term OF Office, which
Will expire about January IS.
Or. Moore, who has been spending
the holidays with his family at
Finders, said he would not occupy
a position under his successor,
John X. lobe, who IS at present
deputy auditor. Mr.. lobe has an
nouuced that Col. J. {. Colquitt
the present insurance clerk, will be
his deputy, and Earl W. Hodges
will continue as printing clerk. II
was though, that Mr.. lobe would
retain DR.. Moore in the office il
possible, but the latter has decided
to retire to his farm in the northern
part OF this county.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31
Bull Dimes SOON
TO Be FINISHED
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Work on the new public school
building, which was not entirely
discontinuedeven onChrstmas day,
is being pushed forward as rapidly
as possible. The roof is now practi
cally completed, the upper floor
has been plastered and and several
of the rooms are ready for occu-
pancy in February.
The fms he'd touches are being
put on the four new building on
the west side of the public square
by George w. Donaghey and S.
NJ. Apple and they will be entirely
completed within few days.
\ good start has been made on
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31
DR.. GODBEY BREAKS CHAIN
Defes threat of Disaster from
"Chain Letter"
Professor in Hendrix College Characterizes
Chain Lettsr as "Veriest
Voodooism"
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

DR.. J. l.. Godbey, professor OF
philosophy i'll Hendrix College,
and one of the best known Metho-
dist ministers i'll the state, received
yesterday a Chain prayer letter,
and. unmindtul of the threat OF
disaster contained III it. will not
carry on the chain, which he
characterizes as the "veriest VOC
dooism. The letter received by
DR.. Cooley was unsigned, and was
as follows:
"Ge-IS' oS. am sending you
PRAYER please follow instructions.
Oh Dear Lord Jesus We implore
do have mercy on all mankind.
Keep us from all sin by Thy
precious blood, and take us to
dwell with Thee i'll Etirnity
(Amen. This was sent out by
Bishop Laurence commanding
this TO be sent out to nine persons
they who will not send this prayer
will be afflicted by great mis-
fortune. One person who paid no
attention TO it met with a terrible
accident. He who will send this
out 10 nine persons, commencing
today. and one each day for nine
days will ON the ninth day eN-
perience great Joy.
This was sent to me exactly as
am writing il to YOU,
Do not break the chain.
"A-menn.
In Ieplv to the letter DR.. Godbey
writes 10 the Log Cabin Democrat:
II cannot comply With the re
quest OF TINS letter.
First, because As request II
has no meaning The prayer
proposed IS III general terms tol
the salvation Of all men with our
selves XII christians who pray at
all daily pray tor these things:
therefore, the request Is meaning
less, cannot be patty 10 this
sham.
Second, the threat Of some
fearful Judgment upon anyone who
breaks this chain is a blaSphemouS
presumption on the part Of the
author OF this scheme 1t IS the
verieSt voodooiSm. cannot be
come an agent for voodooiSt.
Third, the promise Of rewards
and threats OF penalties here pre-
scented miSrepueSentS the principles
of God government, taught in the
Bible; miSrepreSents God and his
cause. cannot become an agent
thus 10 degrade and miSrepreSent
true religion.
Fourth, the statement accom-
panyiug il and which l am 10 copy
and send as | receive II, Is lie.
Bishop Lawrence IS successor OF
Phillips Brooks. Episcopal bishop
OF New York. He denies having
any connection with this silly and
sinful fraud. and l notify all whom
il may concern that 10 circulate II
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31

the brick work of Halter Bros. ,
Office building, which adjoins
these buildings on the south.
Cole & Co. expect to get into
their large new store building on
Oak street by the first of Feb
uary. They will occupy two brick
buildings, each SO no feet.
DR.. George S. Browns new
business building on Front street is
completed withthe exception of the
inside finishing.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31

Engraved cards and invitations
aud embossed stationery. Leave
orders with Conway Printing Co.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

NORTH BOUND
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-12-31

SOUTH BOUND
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08
VINO v STARIH CASH.

he cd pamtiveka rabijo ljudie
VINO kot zdravilo prot telesni
slabosti, telesni pomanjkljivosti
IN neprebavnosti. NewyorSki sill
kar +. V. Nadherny je izdelal H.
vrStno sliko, ktcra pokazuje mia
do dvoJlco ma domu Starodavnepa
or kega zdravnika. To sliko ie
kupil Jos. Triner. izdelovalec anne
rlskega, @dravilnega, grenkega
vlna. IN %perfektna reprodukciia
Este Sc nahaja ma niegovem stem
Skem kolcdariu "a lcto 1909. En-
tega kolcdaria Sc poSle VISA
kemu. kdor poSlc 10 ccntov V
znamkah. Jos. Triner. G16-622
So. Ashland ave, Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08
Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti-
rate "a "Proletarca''. Pridobite
mu move narocnike.
NAZNANILO.

Clanom druStva NJ. Danica st
A 5. n. p. j. V Conenaugh. Pa,
Sc TEN potion n%aznanja, da Sc be
ma redni, mesecni sell dne Is. de-
cembra 1908 volil nov d~rustveni
odbor "a leto 1909.
Vsled tega Sc opozarja vse elane
drustva da se Omenjene seize vde-
leze V polnem stevilu, kajti lie ma
ia nacin nam DO mono izvoliti do
Der in %zaneSljiv odbor, XII bo de-
loval V koristi jednote in druStva.
PolnoStevilna vdelezba .je potreb-
ma tudi cato, da ne DO potem kteri
IL med CLANCY kaj oporekal, ako
ne BIO navzroc. Druztvo je ma svo-
j zadnji mcsecni sell tudi sklcni-
10, da Sc vsakega clana, Xxi brez
pravega vzroka izostaja cd dru-
stvenih sci, kaznuje pc jednoti-
NH pravilih.
Ma mesecni sell Sc spreiemajo
tudi now Glani. Ako kteri roiak V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08
BOZ "a volilno reformo ma ogr-

BOZ "a volllno reformo ma Ogr-
skem postaja cd dine do dine huiSi.
Y BudimpeSti 50 Sc r. vrSile krya-
We demonstraciie. Med delavce so
Sc pomeSali preobleccni policaji
ter slepo Streljali il revolveriev.
da je policija imela povod nasko-
.cltl demoDStrante. Medtem ko de-
laNstvo bije krvav boz IA syoic
pravlce. Sc pa klerIkalci ~norculc-
20 IN pozivajo Waldo. mai razpusti
organlzacije. klerikalni list AL
KotmanN piSe: "Ustvariti Sc mo
ia zgled IA Svarilo. Razgnati Sc
mora cello vodStvo soc. dem. stran
Ike, Gee Sc dokaze. da Sc Y nienih
proStorlh vrSe tajni seStanki. Raj
puStltl Sc mora vSe one organi-
zaciJe. Y katerih Sc razdeliuie ze-
lezne palice, orozie in huiskaioGe
>piNe. konfiScira mai So vsako Ste
'lIko "Nepczave'. XII hujska pro-
Ietarjat dezele ,kateri je vrcden
DoIJSe uSodc. Pri demonStraciiab
polovltl Use in vsakega krSite-
ia mlru jc izgnati il glavncga
heSta. DuSevne voditel.je posku-
'enh umorov je vtakniti V ieGo.
\ lmenu celokupne druzbe ogrske
illcemo mestnemu nadglavariu i'm
mnIstru IA n%otranje zadeve: Proc
namisljeno Observation-Disclosures.
roc ; poloviGnimi odredbamil"
. Pripomniti moramo. da lie trdi-
o razdeljevanju zoleznih pa
lc lie IzmiSljotina policije. u are
iranci 50 postopali 20 rusko. H.
ll1evali so priznanja in podpise.
IS ia je Stranka aranzirala DO
oJe It'd. Detektivi so uietnike te- :
III $ pestmi V obraz, Jill bicali =
gumastimi cevmi in jer
lenl. NaJslabSe Sc je godilo urad- '
lku zeleZnicarSke organizaciie :
'drugu Deziderju Faragu. Dolzi- =
so ga raznih s%tvari, "A ko .je to ,
avrnlI kot laz, so ga tepli 5 pc /
IL palicami pc obrazu. Fara- 4,
o pozoy" policijSkega uradnika. q
Il "a brani. a Ia vstane in ga ena- I
D blJe pc obrazu. Farago ie opa-
| ma tleh Sledove kryi od DELAY {
", XII so Jill bill Re pref zaslisa-
all. Pedal Sc ie k mestnemu cla. [
irJu ter z%ahteval. da komisiio-
ilno preiSce zadevo. Komisiia lie n
IS priSla, a sele Gez 40 ur. ter IL n
Idno dognala resniGnost Farapo. y
n ma povedb. Kaj takega zmore \
kozaSka infamija agrarno-kle- d
kalno-fevdalne koalicijske ban n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08

REV ponehuje. Oprti so ma svoj,
primitivno orozje, oei Jim pa lie
zejo pc sill skupaj.
Zdaj dolga vista ljudi obleGena
V uniforme in oborozena 2 najmo.
dernejsim morilnim orozjem OBJ.
koli tabor. Z~apoveduje il mlad
castnik, kogar poteze ma obrazu
Ipricajo, da je krvolok.
me prizanasajte nikomur-ne
zenam IN otro&om." zaSepeta svo-
jemu blilnicmu, kar ponove voja-
Xxi tho drug "a drugim.
Vojaki Sc plazijo ma trebuhu,
kolobar Sc OH boliinbolj in pref
zamorcem $ p~ogibclji. ---
Zdai poti puska in strazar, XII
naSlonjcn ma sulico sanja o da-
ljnih %pragozdih in planjavah, kjer
nj belih izSesavaGev, omahne in Sc
zgrudi mrtev ma tia. Takoi ie vse
1.-Two V tabOru. MoSki Sc s slabim
orozJem V svojih rokah pogumno
vrzejo sovrazniku naSproti. Sprej-
me Jih saliva IL repetirk. Kaj DO
maya YES pogum, ko jih sovraznik
skirt V grmovju s~trelia kot zajce.
Pc krakem streljaniu leze vsi cd
raSceni moSki mrtvi ma tleh ali Sc
pa zvijajo tezko r,njeni V groz-
Min smrtnih bolGinih.
Sedaj ko nj nikoar wee. da bra
nj zene in otroke. llaneio unifor-
miranci z ~nasajeii baioneti ma
tabor. krvavo DEB je kratko in
grozno. Ne prizapSa Sc d%ojenc-
kom, ceS, da nlmaJ mkogar, Xxi bi
'jih hranil.
Imaga Je SlavnaOd belih voja-
kov nj mice ranJel zamorci so pa
,mrtvi ySi. moSki. tnske in deqa
Diva meseca kaSJe pc TEN di-
lvJem IN neclove4m klanju je
prejel mladi Gastk lastnoroEno
piSmo Cd ~cesarja,i kterem hvali
JunaStvo nJegovo njegove Gete,
Xxi Sc je odlikovalhrabro pri ka.
zenski ekspedicijiproti puntar-
skim zamorcem, kar imenuje
castnika s%totniko; poleg mu pa
Sc podeli zlato stinjo "a bra.
brost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08
2. Zakaj ina voiak usta.
NaSa lastna krivda.

Mnogo slucajev telesnih nepri.
Ink in bolezni zakrivi naSa lastna
zanemarJenost. Y tel sezoni, Il je
bogata ma boleznih, moramoFbit
jake oprezni in ne dopuScatf. da
Sc poSkodujemo pc lastni krivdi.
Skrbite Ga je vase prebavl.janje V
~perfektnem redu. in obranili Sc
bote bolezni. Vziyajte Trinerievo
amerlsko, zdravilno grenko vino.
ako a zapuSca apetit in ako ina
tie notranje tezave pc jedi. To vi
no uredi YES prebavl.ialni sistem
VAN da p%erfektni apetit in okrep-
ca telo. To je naibol.jSe zdravilo.
cato ker je neSkodljivo, V vseh re
lodcnih in crcvnih boleznih in bo-
leznih nastalih cd oslabele krvi
IN telesne Slabosti. V lekarnah
Jos. Triner, 616-622 So. Ashland
Ave, Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08

Conemaugh nj Sc pri nobenem
podpornem druStvu, ina ugodno
prillko, pristopiti k nasemu dru-
stvu. Pristopnina je nizka, samo
S4'oo z vsemi drustvenimi potre-
bami vred.
II bratskim pozdravom
Frank Pavlovcic,
taJnik DIR. NJ. Danica,
Conemaugh, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08

Dolga vista Zamorcev sc vie
led pesceninami, ktere pokriva
izko grmicevje in pa dolga SUI
casta re ovenela trava. Ma begu
, pred belimi kulturonosci. Spre-
lJaJo jih zene, otroci in zivina.
|borozeni so slabo. Nekteri ina
, suffice, drugi zarjavele niece in
Pkire. Tupatam ina posamezni
arc puSko ma kresilni kamen ma
ami.
Min vodja pazno ogleduje vsa-
grmicek. Cd njegove paznosti
odvisno zivlienje beguncev, V
6egovih rokah je usoda celega
bdu.
Solnce Sc nagiba re zatonu; lie
pa IRA Sc in nastala DO tema.
Vodja skrbno poiSce prostor "a
fboriSee in rdzpostavi potrebne
raze, Kmalu zaspi vse v taboru.
F straze cujejo in gledajo v tenn
noe, kot bi hotele predreti S
foji ocmi gosto temo in razkriti
pravem casu sovraznika.
Polnoc je prec. Paznost strata
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-08
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