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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-02
WANT HIGHER LICENSE
Democrats Propose Repeal
and $500 License in
Cities.
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.
indianapolis, Ind, Feb. AT the
democratic house coueus last night a
proposition was made 10 pass the bill
to repeal the county local option law
and provide saloon license of $500
In towns and $500 In cities and the
Moore remonstrance law and the Mich
olson law retained. On this PROPOSE
tfon forty-six democratic representa-
tives agreed 10 vote for it's passage;
eight voted against ft. They were
Chrisney, C1ore, GottschaIk, Hosfetfer.
Madigan. Maish, Merriman, Sic3xs. Ab-
sentees were Douglass, Murphy, Haucl,
COahran and Stephens OF these,
stephens. Hauck and Murphy are
counted for repeal, thus making forty
nine. With Schroeder and Hevig, re-
pubIicans, of Evansville, the bill could
pass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-02
Inquest Held This Morning.
Agent Comes Out.

S. l. Torrey. contracting agent for
the Erie despatch. from the Railway
Exchange building in Chicago. was in
Hammond today looking up new ship
ping business for the Erie Railway
company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-02

II yen can truthfulIy say that TRR
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eD Ge q friend and get hinn to subscribe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-02
WEATHER.

Rising temperature and
pertly cloudy weather to-
day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
Why Should You Die?

DR.. Jas. o. Lee, chief physician of
the Guarantee Medical Doctors Great
Sanitarium, Kansas City, possibly the
most eminent specialist in all chronic
diseases in men and women in the
land, has yielded to persuasion and
will spend one day in Butler Saturday
to consult patients at the Cottage
Hotel. Ii you are sick, if any chronic
disease, any trouble that is annoying
and aggravating, matters not what,
see this great scientific medical man.
A man of wonderful learning and big
experience, a man initiatively heal
er, a man with an apparent X-ray eye
that looks right into the seat of trou-
BILE and applies the remedy. Con-
sultation free, and if case taken, care
guaranteed. Mark you, guaranteed
or no cost. Terms moderate. 1t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
County Teachers Association.

The County Teachers Association
held in Butler from Thursday noon to
Saturday noon was exceptionally well
attended, a splendid program pre-
pared by Superintendent Allison with
entertainment and profit to the teach
ers. There are about 100 teachers in
the county, and there was an enrolled
attendance OF 206, visiting teachers
from other counties included.
Prizes offered by Superintendent
Allison for the best exhibits of school
work shown at this meeting was
awarded as follows: First, Harmony
school in Shawnee township, Miss
Minnie Cole, teacher; second, Oak
Grove, in Spruce twp, Miss Lydia
Beaman. For city schools, Miss
Mabel Sleeth's room, Webster school,
Butler, LIST and H. o. Maxey's room,
Sprague, End.
The county declamatory contest,
held at the Butler Opera House Fri
day night, for the honor of represent
ing Bates county in the contest at
Marshall on Nov. 26th was won, for
the girls, by Miss Edna Clark, of But
Ter, and for the boys, by Albert
Erhart, of Adrian. The other con-
testants for this honor were Evalena
Devers, Rich Hill; Bessie Boner,
Hume; Ernest Porter, Hume; Francis
Steele, Butler, and Kemp DeJarnet,
Rich Hill. A big audience was pres
ent and much interest was manifest
ed. All the contestants acquitted
themselves creditably.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
Hills Cash Store
THE STORE FOR BARGAINS.

j. E. Bell is building a barn for
VIM. Patchin.
S. E. Smith returned from Butler
last Sunday, where he had been at
tending the teachers association.
Merwin has new store. Mr.. Kin
naman, of st. Louis, has placed a
stock of groceries in the building re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Miller. He is
advertising extensively and seems to
be making it pay from the number of
customers he has.
We are informed that a school
boards, patrons and teachers meet
ing will be held in Merwin some time
soon. Much good can come from
such meetings, if all who can will at
tend.
Joe Hayes is building barn this
week.
Miss Ethel Fugate went to Drexel
Sunday, and returned Monday even
ing. X
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
BlantOn Insane.
encouraging.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov when
the announcement was made in the
Criminal Court that the jury in the
James w. Blanton case had reached
a verdict and was ready to report,
Blanton sprang from his chair, look
ed wildly about the courtroom and
stepped briskly toward Judge Lat
shaw, who was to read aloud the
verdict telling him of his fate. The
stiffness was only broken by Blanton
moving nervously about.
Judge Latshaw read the verdict,
which declared James w. Blanton
not guilty on the sole ground that he
was insane at the time he killed Ste
phen T, Hood, his partner, in the
New England building, January %,
and that he had not recovered.
TT is a sore disappointment to
me-" Blanton said when asked how
he felt about the verdict. 81 expected
acquittal, | acted in self-defense and
| feel ! should have been acquitted,
| suppose the doctors know more
about my condition than | do.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
GOmpers Must Go to Jail.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Two Judges
concurring and one dissenting, the
Court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia to-day affirmed the iudg-
ment of Justice Wright, of the SUI
preme Court of the District of Column
bia, imposing jail sentences on Presi-
dent Gompers, Vice President Mitch
ell and Secretary Morrison, the three
highest officials of the American
Federation of Labor, for contempt of
court in violating the injunction in
the case of the Bucks Stove and
Range Company Of St. Louis.
Unless the three men get an ap-
peal to the United States Supreme
Court, which is doubtful, Gompers
must serve one year in Jail; Mitchell,
nine months, and Morrison, six
months.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
West Deepwater.

Some of the farmers are through
gathering corn. Some of the corn
is good. Some is very poor.
w. H. Charters, ST., had three
acres of corn that made from rs to 80
bushels to the acre.
G. R. Borum and family visited at
the home of John Krehinger near
Spruce Sunday.
Rev. L. L. Wix returned home
from Eldorado, Texas, last week.
He improved very little while there.
If another shower of rain catches
Lee Smith, of Appleton City, out
here, we expect to hear the wedding
bells soon.
w. H. Charters and wife visited at
Dewitt McDaniels Sunday.
Frank Carroll and family are visit
ing near Germantown this week.
DR.. Lockwood was called out Sat
urday morning to see Mrs. j. H.
Baker, who has been very sick.
We don't know whether the boys
hallowe'ened Ike Greer or not But
from the sound of his voice some
thing has gone wrong.
Miss Mabel Charters and brother,
Leo, attended the masquerade pie
supper at the Herren school house
last Saturday night.
L. M. Deffenbaugh, of Butler,
made an overland trip to Clinton last
Saturday in his automobile, and re.
turning home when he got as far as
]. H. Bakers, his auto took stand.
STILL and he had to stay over till Mon
day, and still his auto wouldn't run.
He employed W. H. Charters, ST., to
haul him in Monday evening. We
think that Leslie Clinkenbeard anc
DR.. Foster met with the same fate.
FARMER JOHN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
STONE PLANS CAMPAIGN.
Senator Will Make Speeches For
Party in State.

jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 1.-Sen-
ator William j. Stone who returned
yesterday to jefferson City, after
several days absence in Kansas City
and st. Joseph, intends to devote a
portion of this month to the delivery
of several speeches on political topics
in different sections of the State.
The Senator has been collecting
data to be used in the preparing Of
his addresses.
II is stated that the Senator pro-
poses to enter upon a discussion of
the tariff question, with some CON-
ment upon the effect of the Aldrich-
Payne bill upon the cost of living, al
ready observed in current prices on
articles in general use. He will also
devote some of his time in his
speeches to an analysis Of public ex-
penditures, State and national, and
the extravaganza that has developed
under Republican rule.
II is also certain that the Senator
will indulge in some observations up
on Missouri Republicanism as at
present represented in the Hadley
regime.
The exact dates of the Senator's
speeches cannot now be given, nor
the places, although the Senator says
that he thinks he will begin about the
middle of the month. The time at
his disposal will not permit him to
make more than four or five speeches,
but these speeches will probably be
delivered at points widely scattered
through the State.
The Senator says that the purpose
he has in planning a visit to several
places in the state is to stimulate
party energy, and the effective or
ganization of party forces.
81 have only one mission, and that
is the success of the State ticket and
the election of a Democratic Legisla-
ture," said the Senator, "and intend
to give as much as possible Of my
time from now on toward that end"
His announcement has aroused
much interest among the Democratic
State officials and others about the
capital. 1t is believed that the Sem
ator's trip throughout the State and
the attendant enthusiasm will aid
greatly in arousing the party to splen-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04

did work in the way of preliminary
organization.
The condition of the party in the
State and the reports constantly COM
ing in that party spirit is at high tide,
and that the general disposition of all
factions known heretofore in the
party is to abandon their differences
and set to work to active preparation
for the fight of 1910 are more than
encouraging.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
Ballard.

The district schools closed Thurs
day and Friday Of last week for the
teachers to attend the teachers meet
ing at Butler.
Mrs. Bette Wright, Of Illinois, Wis
tied her brother, w. S. Hurt last
week. This is the first meeting be-
tween brother and sister for fifteen
years.
7. D. Embree, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with the family Of D.
Teeter.
Vease Price and sister Miss Cora,
Theodore WemoH and Miss Ona
Scott of Butler, were the guests OF
Miss Myrtle Warford Sunday.
BELLE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
Charles Starr Again in Trouble.


Last Saturday afternoon Mary La
course, a young girl of Lone Oak
township, made affidavit before Squire
W. F. Hemstreet charging Charley
Starr with being the father of her un-
born child. She alleges that at time
of the intimacy, last February, she
was only thirteen years of age. A
warrant was issued for Starr on the
serious charge of rape, and placed in
the hands Of Constable Jackson to
serve.
Charley Starr is the same young
man who was convicted in the circuit
court last week Of attempted assault
on Dixie Anderson, young girl he
was escorting from Rich Hill to his
home in Lone Oak township and fined
800, which case he appealed. The
cacourse girl, who makes the last at.
fidavit, lives with her widowed moth
er only short distance from the
Starr home. When Constable Jack.
son went to serve the warrant, he
was informed by Mr.. Starts father.
that Charley Starr and his wife had
gone on visit to relatives in North
Missouri, but would return by the
middle or last Of this week, when he
would give himself up to the officer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
Real Estate Transfers.
Warranty Deeds.


Ii Wooden to Rosa Vogler l4O
acres sec % Elkhart twp $1,000.
E o Twyman to Joseph Blocher
lots 70 and 80 Adrian $1,000.
Joseph Blocher to H F Mudd lots
81, 81, So, GA, 65 in Adrian $500.
Fred R Linton to E E Black 40
acres sec 20 Summit twp 5000.
j Cameran to Dan G Smith 40
acres sec Is Lone Oak twp $1,000.
Larken Warren Cooper to Jerome
Donnohue 20 acres sec 8 Hudson twp
$1,000.
LG Coleman to Rich Hill Realty
100 acres sec 8 Usage twp $500.
Howard Ellis to David Smitherman
2 acres sec 8 New Home twp $3.50.
Benz R Wade to j A DeArmond
mid 1-3 lot 2 blk 2 Butler 5000.
Henry Christmann to B G Davis IL
interest 100 acres sec % Usage twp
$3.50.
Lille F Smith to Ida Miller lot 10
Cogswell Add Butler SIS.
Rich Hill Realty to B G Davis 100
acres sec % Usage twp $3.50.
Lucy Blizzard to j j Cameron
lot 8 blk Atkison Add Butler $l2CO.
Wallace Terrell to Waldo Harpold
WIZ lot 10 blk GA Rich Hill $3.50.
GA Heinlein to A E Black lots 7 Z
8 blk 6 Atkisons Add Butler $125.(
Orval McKissick to Edward McKis-
sick part sec % Mt Pleasant twp 500.
Rich Hill Realty Co to Henry Christ
man II acres sec IL Usage twp $50.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04
Merwin Items.

The Lucky Seven social given
by the Royal Neighbors last Thursday
night was decided success. The
decorations were very suitable, and
the program was interesting and well
rendered. The Amsterdam Band as
sisted by furnishing some excellent
music.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-11-04

REMEMBERWe Goods Library
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09

hovom tie vrste. Ko pade to telo,
pade tudi duh ...
kapitalizem je realnost in cato
~potrebuje realnega boja.
Seveda, ce Sc sem tertje okrca
kakega kaplancka, pa mislijo re
eni, da Sc gre cato, ker ina soci-
jalizem, kaj %opraviti 4 vero.
Ampak socijalizem ina V tenn
oziru ravnotoliko opraviti Z vero
- kakor nina %opravitI Z MO.
Socijalizcm IA Seda.j Sc bori in
je ma potu IL kapitaliStiGne druz-
be Y Socijalisticno. Kako bo bo-
doGa druzba uravnala ~notranje
Stvari Glovcka glcdc we're - ali ne
we're, 50 Stvari bodocnoSti.
Najbolje DO torei pocakati, da
ne no kakSne move we're. oziroma
lmotc. V Stvari >ocijalizma - pa
tudi anarhizma. &C. "a r. hocemo
Omcniti - nina ateiZcm niti tel
Iem all NcrStvo. nobcmh ~uvazuJo-
9Th Stikov ma zUnajno>t - rcali-
zem.
CIoyek je lahko vclik Attest ali
vcren. vile tcmu pa ne socialist
ali pa narobe.
Socijalilcm torcj mi nauk. XII
hi util. ali mai kdo kai vcruic ali
ne. marvet jc nauk prchoda IL ka-
pitaliStitne libcralne oblikc - V
kolektivisticno Socijaluo druzbo
C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09

enc rabbit ze V otrOcji dobi pr O.
trOku. ki nj slaboumen. he otroka
je treba uciti. da Sc spoStuje lie je-
klene znaGaje. poStenoSt. resnico-
llUbnoSt, nesebiGnoSt. intelligence
in zdravo cloveSkO pamet. ne pa
bogatstvo ali dostojanStvo. ktero
lahko doSeze tudi bedak ali kak
lump. StariSi in uGitelii mOraio
skrbeti $ slikami IL zgodovine ali
Scdanjosti. ia mora V rcSnici izo-
brazen clovck biti plemenit in IL
ljuden L vSakim. da ne SINE klece.
plaziti pred nikomur. da 50 oSab-
nezi i'm bahaGi I~aloStnc in SmeSnc
poStave. Xxi vpogibajo Svoi think
pred mogoGnezi in so podobni "a
morSkim glavaricm V Afriki in
~angleSkim pSom $ p~rcklanim in
p%otlatenim gobccm. To hi morda
pomagalo pri deci,
OdraScnim liudcm. XII hoIchaio
"a oSabnoStio in bahaStvom. je pa
naiboljSe. &c Sc clovek umakne :
pota in iih prepuSti Nth duSevnim
Sorodnikom, la Jill caste 20 Svoie.
Tenn ne pomaga uobcna 'Iavha",
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09
BAHASTVO, BAHACI IN


BohaStvO je presto vSem takim
oSebam Y meSo i'm kri. ktcrih MOI
gam 50 ne normalni. Morda kak-
Sen bacil p%rovzroca to bolezen in
brani. da Sc mozgani ne morejo
~razviti. Phisiologi maj hi to pre-
iSkali Z drobnogledom. Mogoce hi
SO dalo iznaiditi kak serum. XII hi
Sc dial zc pri otrocih rabbit vSpeS-
no.
klima najbrz ne vpliva ma to bo
lezcn. Bahace najdemo med zamor
ci Y tropi6ni Afriki. Iii ponosno
pokrivajo Svojo kodraSto glavo Z
obnoSenim cilindrom. kot med j.
%zobrazeni Evropeici. Ge so imeli
Sreto. da Jill ic kdai oblaial ku-
EEK kakSne ariStokraticnc dame ::
najdemo Jill pr Turcinih. kterim
Je sultan podaril "koni>ki rep
in pri Azijatih. Xxi noSijo dodge
Monte. Ali hudobni liudje trdijo.
da je bahaStvo razSirjeno tudi
med Slovenci toinonkraj oceana.
kaj hos Ii. pravi Slovenski ba-
hat. jag sem bill "koprol pr sol
OATH. Kega, pravi drugi. JAZZ sem
ze 20 let V Ameriki. ii ne YES mic.
Sc ena TAXA zini. pravi tretji. pa
te bonn dial precej V "cajtenge".
hos sal vedel. kdo sem JAZZ. Kai
bote vsi skupaj. pravi Getrti. JAZZ
znam nemSki; tretii pa zopet
vines sekundira. da govori angle
ski in da wee We. kot ysi d7ugi.
Tako govore slovenSki bahaGi
oh Sestankih. tako Sc bahaio bahia
81 vseh narodov. kedar stresajo
Svojo modroSt. VSako besedo KITE
ro Sli>i bahaG. io obrne ma sebe
in Sc cut razzalicncga. Rahac ie
podoben malemu kuzku. kteremu
tlovek ncvedoma Stopi ma rep. "a
kar mora potcm poSluSati nicgovo
cvilienc. Clovek. Xxi ic obolcl IA
bahaSko %bolcznijo So povsem loci
cd normalncga Gloveka.
Normalcn 6lovek ie prot ysa-
kemu %prijazen. ne gledc ma to ie-
Ii doticni bogat ali siromak. no
brazen ali neizobrazcu. ; komur
obcuJc. \aSprotno ic pa hahat ma
pram ljudem. Xxi 50 bogatcjSi ali
viIjc ma druzabni leStvici kot on.
zclo ponizcn in kleGcplazcn: nevc
nice ljubi in obcuie p|riiatcliSko.
/ mimi. NaSprotno Sc pa obnaSa
prot VSim Surovo in ncotcSano. XII
so mn y p%rcmoIcniu cnaki ali pod
MIN. /nacai. prepriGanic in in
tcIcganca SoGlovcka 50 oGch ba-
haca niGyrcdne Stvari. ktcre So
vraIi. Inacajnih in ]intclgcutnih
lJudi Sc bahaG ogiblie. ali Jill pa
"/mrJa Surovo. 80 pride / mimi
y dotiko. da ne trpi pri druzih ba-
hacih ma ugledu. S takimi liud-
mi. pa o;abnez sploh ne obcuie.
Iii noGcjo ob6udovaii njcgovc ba-
haSkc modroSti. Z n bcScdo:
bahaf jc bcdaStoGa sauna. zdruzc-
ma I moraliGno bo~iazliivoStio in
m"SetarNko dovtipnoStio.
Ia bahaSko boIczcn. ako nj pc.
drdovana. so vzroki razlicni. Bo-
gata Icnitcv. dcdSGinc. dober "a
sluzck. odlikovalni krizcc it'd. la.
hko provzrociio tako bolczen. Ali
ysak clovck. XII ic obolcl "a tako
bolcznijo. ii ic bill zc liza otroS-
Ike dobc podvrzcn RcSnica ie. ia
50 81 oSabni in ncumni Indie
drug drugcmu podobni kot iajce
jaicu.
Prot oSabnoSti i'm bahaStvu Sc
priponocajo rama zdravila. XII pa
90 takrat DOmaUain 10 % 81 nr;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09
Listnica ~urednistva.

NSem tiStim. Hi popraSujcjo "a
%naprcdne liSte Y Starem kraju po-
vcmo. da 50 TO liSti "Rdeci Pra-
nor. Ljubljana. kraniSka. Au-
Ntrija; DelavSki List. Ulica
BoShctto ,. TricSt. Austria Ma
pref. Ljubljaua, KraniSka. Au-
Stria: "Svobodna Miscl". Vino
grad. CcSl:a. Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09
ProspectOr.

Ops NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
zadruIne kmctiiSkc ua>clhinc Slo-
venia in opiS, kako dobiti Home
stead j. izdal roiak V. Brun-
>chmmid y Miuncapoli>u. Knjiga
"h>cla - Strani in So bavi Y pr
vi polovici O natrtu f''prospec-
tu') "a SLOW. kolonijo. Xxi il mai
hi dali ime Slovenia. Kniiga vSc-
buje tudi plan, riSbo. kako nal hi
bila kolonija razdclicna Bavi Sc
potem tudi o Statistiki vrcmcn-
SIKH temperatur Y raznih drzavah
ter o kIimatiGnih prcdnostih.
kar moreno rcci q kniigi. ic to,
da je q. B%run>chmid dobcr pro-
Spcctor.
Ccna kniigi ic 75c. V d%cnariu
in So io naroci pri lalagatcl.iu
70N So. 10th St. Minneapolis.
MINI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09

- Dopisnike IL LaSalle. Aurore
in Colorado City. prosimo maj po-
trpe. V prihodnji Stevilki pride
: navrSto.
+. Saws. Oregon City. Greg
iStotako prihodnjic. - NScm po-
Zdrav,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09
Listu V podporo.

Ivan Bedene. Frontenac. Kas..
nabral ma zborovanju y. 5. s. st.
292 in pri y. =. Il. u. druStvu st.
/. - $50. Hvala.
John Golkonda McMechan. w.
Va: Doe; Anton Lah. Mcclure.
Colo: jOc.
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Malo Vredni Konda nrny.. dn

bilo - dckler j. bila blacajna Sla
vie Y uaprcdnih rokah 400
tolaricv uotri. Scvcda jih ic bio
ampak kaEor nitro Sc .ie pokazal
Honda $ Svoicm beraccnlcm. TIA
ko nitro jc obubolala tudi Ia bla-
gajna. Konda jc torci v~clikau>l,o
llo Y >loV. uaroGu $ Amcriki,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09
SOCIJALIZEM.

"I'il>N' NI~idNdiJ'- pI'eltud-
no ma dnu - je vpraSanje kruha.
Takozvaua 'rumena n~evarnost''
nj drulcga ncgo b%ojazcn. la bl
kdo drugi me- wei prec della.
Sovraitvo napram crncem slo-
nj ma cno>tavui podlagi. ker so
crnci mani lavcdnj in radi TEX
muiejo L nizkimi ccnami ma de-
lavSkcm trgu. - 10 80 izpreme-
ne razmerc tako. a. So ne DO ire
ba bait tlovcku da hi ga kdo IL
podrinil IL della. tcdaj bo izgini-
10 tudi v>c SovraItvo napram raz-
MIN plemenom.
To - bo zgodilo Y sociialiSticni
druibi cato je pa treba. da Sc
VISA plemcna - ne glede narod-
noSti in vcrSkega prepritania
zdruzijo to Stranko. da Sc cim-
pref prcl"u" ucvidur Strahove Y
plemenSkem ypraSanlu.
Cd ktcre Straui Studiramo Sc
danjo CloveSka druIbo i'm ME gnii
lobo ter domnevanje, kako reSiti
L. ali n probleme - vSr Strani
"A yodijo Y socijalizem. Scotia
lizem ie fundament vseh profile
NOV - ie kljuc Y doStoino Glove
Sko druzbo.
Nekdo jc dejal: nj pravilno. ce
praviio socialist. da je vera pri-
vatna Stvar. - .JaZ pa pravim. ce
era nj privatna stvar - stvar
socijalizma tudi nj! - Stvari je
ime potem intriga. Seveda. eni Sc
s~klicujeio ten lie ma kat. GER
kew. tcS. la nasprotuje Socijaliz-
mu. To ie res. Ampak kat. cerkev
je Y Sluzbi kapitala. kapitalistov
tako So tudi Y sluzbi druge yer
ske sekte. mani ali wee. Kat. in
druge >ektc pomagajo kapitali-
stom in pomagajo tudi Sebi.
Nlrok. da je cerkev ma strani ka
pitaIa. ic iSkati Y TEN. ker je GER
kew vedno tam - kjer je moe.
Socijalizem pa Sc bori prot tel
ergo So o"r' lhdirektno
f''' ''N'"" M ~ "'N'''"' mo-
X, na1. i.~.n;,.i;. .l
'I; ":. W.
yicro,
Ko bo pr.magan doba kon;,o.
lima na ne moremo rod do ;e
losicno. ce bo odpravliena vera.
to j. tiSto. kar 30 tiSti bitki sploh
~nobcncmu mic Skodilo ne bo. kai
kdo vrruic i'm ali snlnh l;oi voruie
Jazz sem lahko Attest. ne vrjamem
Y kakSno %peklcnSkO brcZdnO. am
pax JAZZ nevcm temu mai bi zavi-
dial zemliana. kj vcruje, da bo sci
pc Smrti pred bozje oblitjc - do
klcr maine zcmcljSke >tvarj ura-
vnuj"va tako. da lahko oba izha-
iowa doStoJnoo
Njogova ncbcSa mem ravuo to-
liko Skodijo ma zemlii. kot n.icgo-
va domiSlija. &c misli. da bonn sci
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09
Il Starega kraja.
V uradni "Laibacher zeitung'

V uradni "Laibacher Zeitung''
81 nadaljujc boi q v|praSauju. kdo
DE ~. septembra predlagal porabo
vojaStva. Uradni list prinaSa. 81
Ger Y urcdniSki ohiiki. "A nedvom-
no pc nalogu dezelncga prrdSed-
nika polemiko ; l~lribarjcvo izia-
vo. katero j. podal y obGinkcm
Nyctu. komUujkc vladnega lista
naJprrj pojaSnujc mani wanna
v%praSanja glede ma porabo oroz-
mStva dne Is. Ncptcmhra; potem
Ilvala. da lupanu mi bio treba
prcgovarjati dclclncga ~prcdScdni-
ka. da hi So dodali oroIuiSkim pa
truljam mcStui >traiuihi. kar je
bill r. pred pogovorom lupana Z
dezelnim predsednikom ildan n
kaz decline Wade tenn SmiSlu.
"Glede ma vojaSko aSiStenco' -
pravi komuuikc r goSpod Zu-
pan pozabil naveSti. da je dine 10.
Septembra davno pred popoldan-
skim ~razgovorom Z dcielnim pred
Sednikom. priblilno ob >. popol-
dine II laStnega nagiba telefonicno
predlagal. mai Sc poStavi vojaStvo
Z vecer V blizini nemSkc kazine i'm
kako maj 81 razpoStavi vojaStvo
To Je utemeljeval : tenn. da bo ne
mara zvecer zivahnejSr pO ulicah
in da nj izkljuceno. da hi Sc kaj
pripetilo. Ko 81 Sc doloGalc var
noStne odredbe IA vecer 10. sep
tembra. st je iemal primeren OBJ
zlr ma %telefoncni predlog Zupana.
Oh veckrat omenjenem popoldan-
Skem pOgorovu 4 dezclnim pred
Sednikom je zupan ponovll svoi
%telefonicni predlog. nakar ie bill
o|pozorjen. da Sc Y Slucaju nevar-
mega %zblranja te odrcdbe ne mo-
rejo omejiti ne nemSki kazino.
temvec Sc morajo razSiriti tudi ma
oStala poSlopja. Xxi so bila ma
predve6er Y neyarnoSti." Ocitno
ie. ia Ia iziava bivStveno naspro-
tuie beSedilu in zmiSlu zupanovc
izjave. Stvar ie >cdai Ie bolt kom-
plicirana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-09

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