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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14

Today we celebrate the 1920 ami
versary of the adoption of the stars
and stripes as the national emblem
OF the United States. From the IS
original stars, arranged in a circle on
a blue BACKGROUND with the accom-
panying 13 stripes of red and white
alternating, it has grown to it's pres
ent proportions of 46 stars with the
same original IS stripes. This year for
the first time we celebrate the addi-
ton of the 46th star, which stands for
the new state of oklahoma. This star
was added last Fourth of July and
makes an average of an additional
star to the flag every four years since
1777.
1t is interesting to note these var.
lous additions, as shown in the ac
companying table. Starting from the
original Is states grouped around the
Atlantic seaboard, the other 33 stars,
which ssand for the admission of
other states, have been added to the
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
CORPORAL MURDERS
HIS SUPERIOR
OFFICER
ANGERED PETTY OFFICER KILLS
CAPTAIN JOHN C. RAYMOND
AND WOUNDS TWO.

Des Moines, June 1s.-Corpora
Lisle Crabtree today shot and perhaps
fatally wounded Captain John c.
Raymond commanding officer OF
Troop b. Second United States cav
airy, at Fort Des Moines, then shot
and seriously injured First Sergeant
James Fl. Washburn and Corporal ELL
jah Such, who attempted to disarm
him. Later he shot himself and may
die.
Crabtree had been reprimanded by
Captain Raymond because OF his fail
ure to report when leave of absence
in Des Moines, and was to have re-
turned to barracks at Z a. M. Crab
tree was summoned by Captain Ray
mond and questioned as to his con-
duct, Whereupon the corporal hotly
insisted he had leave of absence until
o'clock tonight. Captain Raymond
accepted this explanation, and the in
cident was considered closed, when
Crabtree demanded that he be trans
ferred to another department. This
Captain Raymond refused to consider,
telling the corporal he could not do
that as long as he was not Il good
soldier.
/. Immediately Crabtree pulled re-
yolver from his pocket and began
firing. Sergeant Washburn grappled
with the soldier, receiving a bullet in
the hand and one in the jaw. Cap
tain Raymond had seized the mans
arms and was about to disarln him
when bullet struck him in the neck
lodging in the spine, and he dropped
to tho floor parayzed
Captain Raymond is the son of
Brigadier General Charles W. Ray
mond, retired formerly of the engi-
reers in charge OF rivers and harbors
and stationed at New York His
brother is Major Robert Raymond of
the engineers corps, stationed at
New York.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
YANKEE SPORTS WIN
ON N[GOFOL'S FINISH

Paris, June 13.-The French Derby
was run today at Chantilly and was
won by w. K. Eanderbilt's Negofol in
Impressive style from Edmond Blan-
cos Oversight. The stake was worth
$4o,60o, and the race was witnessed
by an immense crowd. including thou
sands of Americans, who won heavily
on the American victory,
The French Derby is three-rear-
old event at one mile and Il half Last
year W. K. Nanderbilts Seasick II.
ran dead heat With NJ. Deschamps'
Quintette II, and in 1906 Mr. Wander
bilt's Maintenon Won the stake. To-
day Oversight was sent out In front
and made all the running to the
stretch. when Negofol, closely attended
by Union, came through and won in u
drive.
w. Il, Vanderbilt's Seasick II. won
the Prix de Dangu at two and half
miles; stake, $1,000.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
u NITAR IAN FAM lily
HONORS DEPARTED
LEADER

Boston, June 13-The great Uni
tartan family Of Boston met today
in the South Congregational church
TO pay a last tribute to their de-
parted leader, Edward Everett Hale.
At the same hour host of friends
and admirers of DIR. Hale gathered
at the Park Street Trinitarian
church to listen to eulogies by
clergymen of many creeds. Flags
We're floated at half mast by order
of the city's chief executive.
The body of DR.. Hale lay in state
from 10 until / O'Clock in the South
Congregational church, and was
viewed by thousands. Ambassador
Bryce was among those present
Arthur Hale, eldest son of DR..
Hale, gave the closing word, ris-
ing and saying:
"In accordance with an old GUS
tom of my father, / wish to thank
you for your attendance here, and
through you all the friends through
out the whole world"
The body was taken to the Forest
Hill cemetery, where the burial
services We're private.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
THIRSTY SOLDIERS
CANT HAVE BOOZE

Junction City, Kan, June IA
carload of liquor ordered by the sol,
diers at Fort Riley arrived today
but Colonel Ward, tho commandant
colonel put guards over the ear and
insisted that it must be sent back tc
Kansas City. The stringent laws re-
Gently passed by the legislature make
it impossible to buy liquor in Kansas
The soldiers, restive under the en-
forced dry condition, placed liberal
orders with a liquor agent who was
here last week on pay day.
Colonel Ward contends that the
liquor in the military quarters inter-
feres with discipline,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
WHERE THE AUTOS ARE.

Denver, June 13.-The Ford car No
2 in the coast forecast automobile
race, which left Denver at / p. m. to-
day, will attempt to reach Laramie
Wyo., tonight. The Ford car No.
which arrived in Denver at O'Clock
this morning, left tonight on an all
night run to Cheyenne, Wyo., dis
tance of 100 miles.
The Acme car, which encountered
difficulties in Kansas, is expected tc
arrive in Denver tomorrow morning
although the condition of the roads
makes it impossible TO predict the time
of arrival accurately.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
JAPS ARE IMMORAL.

Hamilton, O., June s13-"The Jap
anese are the most immoral people on
earth and the people of the Pacific
states who are striving to keep the
Japanese out of the public schools are
PATRIOTS
Thus declared Guy Potter Benton,
president of Miami university, in an
address today at that institutions CEN
tennial celebration. DIR. Benton
strongly indorsed the anti japanese
movement in the west
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
su RE HE WILL.

st. Paul, June 13-The committee
in charge of arrangements for the
Christian Endeavor convention, which
opens here July 7. announced today
that William J. Bryan. who comes
with the Nebraska delegation, on their
special train, has declared he will
make an address at the wedding OF
any couple that accepts the offer OF
Rev. H. S. Salisbury of Omaha to
marry them free of charge on the
train.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
ANDREW CARNEGlE'S
LIBRARY PLAN
DENOUNCED


Buffalo, n. Y, June 13.--Andrew
Carnegie's library scheme idea was
attacked at the conference of Chari-
ties and Corrections today by Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise of the Free syna-
gogue, New York
Without naming Mr.. Carnegie,
Rabbi Wise said:
ITO call a man who has crushed
his enemies singly and in groups a
public benefactor is a lie. We need
justice more than we need
libraries.'
A. j. MckelWay, assistant sec
relary of the national child labor
committee, spoke on Child Labor
in the South"
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
VISITING IN THE CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. It. Eikmann of Min
neapolis are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs:
Henry Sehact, propretors of the How
ard-Spa, who recently came to this city
from Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs. Elk
mann are on their way to Seattle,
where they will visit the Alaska
Yukon-Paci-.c exposition.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
CHUN is CHU MMY.

Pekin, June 13.--W. w. Rockhill, re-
firing American minister to China,
was received in farewell audience to-
day by the regent, Prince Chun, who
expressed very cordial sentiments to-
ward Mr.. Rockhill and the United
States.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14

California, admitted September
g., 1850.
Minnesota admitted Nav IL, 1873,
20-Oregon, admitted February IA.
1869.
2-Kansas, admitted January 90,
1861.
22-West Virginia, admitted June
10, 1863.
23-Nevada, admitted, October 81,
1864. ia.pa
24--Nebraska, admitted March 1,
1867.
25-Colorado, admitted August /,
1876.
26-North Dakota, admitted Novem-
ber 2, 1889.
27-South Dakota admitted Noyem-
Der 2, 1859.
2S-Montana, admitted November s,
1889
29-Washington, admitted Novem-
Der II, 1889.
3o-Idaho, admitted July 3, 1890.
31--Wyoming, admitted July H. 1890.
32--utah, admitted January 4, 1896
33-Oklahoma, admitted November
16 1907
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
MARSHALL RETURNS.

Superintendent Marshall of the
Puget Sound returned yesterday from
St Regis. where he left the party Of
President Earling on it's way west.
MIR. Marshall reports that the presi-
dent and his party got off all right on
their way to the coast and that every
thing so far is in fine shape.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
PLAYS TWENTY-THREE.

New York, June 13.-Dr Emanuel
Lasker of New York, worlds chess
champion, played simultaneously today
against % members of the Rice Chess
club. Only two of the % players sue
ceeded in winning a game from him.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
flag on the Fourth of July following
their admission to the Union:
States Admitted to the Union.

vermont, admitted March 4, 1891.
2-kentucky, admitted June /, 1892
3-Tennessee, admitted June /, 1896.
4--Ohio, admitted February 19, 1903.
5-Louisiana, admitted April 30 1872.
6-Indiana, admitted December II,
1916.
7-Mississipp, admitted December
10, 1917.
S--Illinois, admitted December 8,
1918.
9--Alabama, admitted December IA,
1919.
10-Maine, admitted March Is, 1920.
11--Missouri admitted August 10,
1921.
12-Arkansas, admitted June 15 1886
13-Michigan, admitted January 26,
1887.
14-Florida, admitted March 3, 1S45.
15-TeXas, admitted December 20,
1S45. 4L
16-1owa, admitted December 2g.
1S46.
17-Wisconsin, admitted May 20, 1S4S.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
WAITS FOR SHOES.

Granger, Wyo, June 13.-Edward P.
Weston is at Marston, the first station
east of Granger, tonight. He is wait
ing for a new pair of shoes. He ex-
poets to resume his walk at midnight,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
PRESIDENT is ILL.

Rio Janeiro, June 13.---Alfonso
Moreira Penna, president of Brazisss is
gravely i'll and tonight the ministers
We're summoned to the palace.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
TROOPS ARE DISPATCHED TO
DAVAo, MiNDANAo ISLAND,
TO SUPPRESS REVOLT.
.DANDHOLTz IN COMMAND.
lnsular Government Is Determined to
Make Example Of Disaffected Visa
yans, Who Have Fled to Mountain
Fastnesses With Their Rifles and
Equipment, and Capture All.

Manila, June 14.-~Brigadier General
Harry Fl. Bandholtz chief of the
Philippine constabulary, who is at
present on tour of inspection in the
island of Jolo, will at once proceed to
Davao Mindanao island, the scene of
the mutiny of the second company OF
constabulary on June 6, news of which
reached here yesterday. Brigadier
General Bandholtz will assume per-
sonal command of tine constabulary
forces that have been sent in pursuit
of the mutineers. The insular gov
ernment Is determined to make an ex-
ample of the mutinous Visayans, who
fled to the mountain Businesses in the
interior With their rifles and equip
ment and the pursuit will be pressed
with the utmost yigor until the last
one of the mutineers has been cap
tured. Several columns OF troops,
both regular and constabulary, are al
ready in the field
Governor Talks.
Acting Governor General Forbes,
who returned today from the province
of Pampanga and soon was in con-
ference with Major General William r..
Duval, commanding the division of the
Philippines, said:
This affair, deplorable as it seems
to have been, has not changed my
opinion of the native constabulary.
nor my belief in the general excellence
and loyalty Of the force. Judgment
must be reserved until we receive
further details of the mutiny and the
causes that brought it about
No additional details of the mutiny
and of the three hours fight made by
Governor Walker and the Americans
in the church at Davao have been re-
ceived here.
Pitt Is Optimistic.
Portland, June 13.-Harold NJ Pitt,
special representative in the United
States of the Manila Merchants as
sociation, in an interview tonight re-
garding the reported mutiny of COM
pany of Visayan constabulary at
Davao, Mindanao, expressed the belief
that official reports will not bear out
the seriousness of the news from
Manila today. He says that the con-
stabulary employed in different pro-
vnces are natives of distant provinces,
it having been demonstrated that ow-
ing to strong tribal ties, the natives
are useless when employed against
their own tribesmen.
The government tries, he says, to
make it an invariable practice to send
the wives of the constabulary with
them when they are moved into dis
tant provinces and he thinks that fail
ure to do SO in the present case Is at
the bottom of the whole trouble He
says that it is probable that the
Visayans merely became homesick and
started to run away. Whatever shoot
ing occurred, he says, probably was
the result Of opposition to their return
home.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
FIVE DIVERS MEET DEATH IN
ATTEMPT TO RESCUE CREW
or SUBMARINE.
ALL HOPE is ABANDONED
Men of kambala, Russian Craft Stink
in Collision With Battleshio Rostis-
Law on Friday Night Must Perish
All Efforts Fail and Operations for
Raising Sunken Boat Are Given Up.

Sebastopol, June 13.-All hope is
gone of saving the lives of the crew
of the Russian submarine Kambala,
which was sunk in collision with the
battleship Rostislav during maneuvers
Friday night, or of recovering the
wreck, owing to the great depth of wa
ter. Five divers have died in the at
tempts to rescue the men, on account
of theg reat pressure. Others have
tried repeatedly and herocally to pass
chains around the wreck, but finally
came to the surface utterly exhausted
having accomplished nothing. All
operations have been abandoned
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
Weak StructuraIIy.

The chances of saving the lives of
the imprisoned men We're recognized
from the first as very remote, although
under normal conditions the sub
marines have an air capacity of three
days. The Kambala type of sub
marine, however, is weak structurhlly
and for this reason cannot normally
make a descent of more than 100 feet.
Four Men Saved.
The kambala went down in $50 feet
of water and only untrustworthy
bulkheads stood between the men and
death after the boat was struck by the
Rostislav's ram. The disaster occurred
five miles from Sebastopol. Four men
We're saved, including the commander,
Lieutenant Aauilonoff who was Civ
ing instructions through the speaking
tube to the helmsman just before the
collision.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-06-14
BIG PROFITS

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-20
Nova vera = now Bog.
lMODERNO MARIANNE O ROGUN
Nadaljevanje.)

&c sploSnc zavrzemo nauk, da je vecno bite
ustvarilo sio in tvarino ter spisalo zakOnik Z ma
tancnimi dolocbami, kaj in kako sc ina vse ma svetu
vrSiti, = potem je ideja o bOzjem vladaniu in bozji
previdnosti brez vsakega pomona. Pravi, resniGen
duhovnik potemtakem ne DO g%ramofon svojega ma
mlslJenega samodrzca V nebesih, marvec tolmac
narave, Xxi nam razlaga in pOjasnuje prirOdne zako-
ne. Cd tega trenotka naprej preneha cerkev eksi-
strait. NoScene sveGe ma zapraSenih oltarjih bodo
|ugasnlle; mOlji bodo razjedali oguljeni zamet ma
prlznicah in cerkvenih klopeh; sveto pismo bo IA
vzelo ponizen prostor med ostalimi svetimi ~knjigami
druZlh starlh religij; pOjmOvai GA bono tako, ka-
Ikor poJmujemo danes egipcansko, starogrSko, stare
rimsko bajeslovje ; svojimi neStetimi bogovi in
okovi ponizujoce we're bodo slednjiG odpadli cd clio.
veSkega duha: velicastna verska zgradba Sc DO zru-
Slla V prah in pepel!
Ali" oporeka nam duhovnik - wi ne
morete pojasniti ysega, ne vsega razumeti, in has to,
cesar nlste V stanu razumeti in razjasniti, je bogl''
Kaj Sc! Napredujoca veda nam odkriva vsak
dan move resnice; neprenehOma razreSujejo ucenia.
IA velike svetovne uganke, katerih lie vedno mani
IN mani; IL tega sledi, ola postaja tudi vas bog
z vsakim dnem manjsi in manjsi. In enkrat pride
cas-, ko ga DO popolnoma zmanjkalo.
NemotenO %zatrjuje duhovnik nadalje, da mora
vendar imeti vsaka stvar svoj vzrok, in prvotni
vzrok vsemu da je bog.
V odgOvor ma to trditev ie treba vedno in we'd
no spet opozarjati ma neizpodbitno temelino resnieo,
la mora imeti vsak vzrok svoi uGinek kaiti ce tega
mi, pa o "vzroku" sploh nj govora. Vsak ucinek
pa potem spet postane vzrok nadaljnim pojavom.
IadnJega vzroka torej nj, in to raditega ne. ker
mora "zadnJi' vzrok spet uGinkovati ma ia ali oni
naGin. in Ia uGinek ie spet now vzrok. Istotako
logicna resnica je obratni stavek: Vsak uGinek mo-
ra imeti kak vzrok, in vsak vzrok ie + osledica pref
Snjega utinka. Vsledtega nikdar nj moglo bti
prvega ali prvotnega vzroka"; prvi vzrok je raw
notako nemogoc, kot zadnji uGinek.
Izven v~esoljStva nj niGesar, in v v~esoljstvu ne
ekslStlra in ne more eksistirati mic ceznaravnega.
Gin sc DO ia velika resnica popolnoma razume-
IA, p%osploSila in priznala. izginila BIO vera ma splosno
in posebno bozjo previdnost sauna cd sebe. Cd tega
trenotka naprej DO Glovek nehal z brezuspesnimi
prizadevanji, da hi dosegel dopadajenie in liubezen
nekega namiSljenega bitja; obracal bo svoj prosti
cas- IN svojo pozornost i~zkljuGno zadevam tega sve-
ia. ClOvek DO opustil bedasto in ponizuioGo misel
da more KAY doseci z molitvami. proSniami in pri-
hzovanjem. Izobrazba sc bo dvignila visoko in raz.
sirila V vse sloje: ~ljudstvo DO postalo z~relejSe. mi
SIlo DO $ Svojimi lastnimi mozgami in dalo DO svo-
Jim 'voditeljem'. XII ga sedai pod krinko izobrazb,
"~vodijo" (namre6 "a nosD, in raznim drugim ro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-20
Pc %IngerSOllovih
spisih "a Slovence
predelal
IVAN kAKER.

IkovnJaSkim Osrecevateljem zasluzeno brco. Cloi
ojunacen pc velikih zmagah mad prirodnimi sill
Sc DO V umskem in moralnem oziru povzpel do \
%velicine, o kakorsni Sc Spoznavalcem tie ali one /
Sc nikdar s%anjalo nj. V nacrte GloveStva he bo |
p~osegala razdirajoce vsemogoGna roka kakepa !
miSljenega bavbava, in nikdO ne DO wee veriel
bl moglo kakO bozanstvO, pa maj Sc re potem Y
nuje kristjanski Bog ali iudovski Jehova ali pa
hamedanski Allah, ohraniti ali pokonGati cele n
de ali posamezpe ljudi. IL verig pobozniaskib !
in verskih predsodkov osvobojena veda Sc DO |
vijala syobodno, neovirano pc zbesneli verski ne1
noSt. CloveSki duh DO lahko brez strahu pred !
kvenim prOkletStvom svObodno raZmiSlial. razDi
val, in tako dobljene reSnice objavlial brez boil
pred strupenim preganjanjem mracnjaSkih duhOl
kov. Poboznim vernikom Sc ne bo treba wee krj
ce Jim KIDD pove pravo reSnico o poStanku svets
nobenemu katoliSkemu 'znanstveniku'' Sc ne
treba jeZiti, ako Sc MozeSova p~ravliica o stvariel
vkljub napornemu trudu $ cerkvene strani. mel
Sprayiti Y soglasje 5 pridobitvami moderne geolOj
(zeml jeznanstva) liudje bodo nehali 5 pob1
spoStljivOstjo gledati ma judOyske svete kniige
ma bozje razOdetje. Kakor nitro bo vzelo znand
cerkyi moe, katero z~lorablja cloveStyu V SkodO
do ucenjaki in vsi oni, Xxi iSGejo resnice. zeli Sc 4
vecje uspehe; s%logaStvo med vedo in vero in nd
krltoSrGno primirje. Xxi ga neodlocni filozofi tu|
tam Sc zagovarjaJo, DO zginilo i'm prekanjeno d
JanJe cd strani cerkve Sc DO morale umakniti tr]
sploSni zmagi vede mad nevedo.
&c hi hoteli priznati, da je bila osoda posad
mkOv in cehh narodov V rokah vsegamogoen
bitja, potem bi bila VISA svetovna zgodovina lie ID
ma, krvava igra spletkarskega boga. Stoletja in
letja so mocnejSi slabeise teptali z nogami: ord
njenci in rokovniaci so nesramno |sleparili in skd
poSteno mislece, kruto zatirali Medicine. ter ih|
lesno in duSevno zasuznjcvali mixer V zgodo|
cloveSkega rodG nj zabelezeno. da bi bog pond
zatiranim, ako MISC prijeli sami "a nee in Sc s
oSvObodili.
Clovek maj ne pricakuje pomoGi cd zgorai.
re vendar enkrat spozna, da nebo nina uses. id
shSalo. ne rOk, da bi pomagalol Sedajnost lie i
no neizogibna posledica pretcklosti. - pc prid
mem zakonu vzrocnosti. Nadnaravne pomoci nil
10 nikdar, bozjega posredovanja nj.
&c maj Sc krivice odpravijo. mora jih odpra
clovek. &c maj Sc suznje osvobodi. osvoboditi|
mora clovek. Move resnice mora odkriti lie Go|
&c maj Sc revne obleGe, lacne n~asiti; ce mai VII
pravica; ce maj DO delo posteno plaGano: Ge nal
praznoverstvo odpravi, Sciti brezpravne in zavl
pravo bratoljubje: - vse to morajo storiti liudjd
mi. Use velike image INA duSevnem polju NOR
clovek V bodOcnosti Sele priboriti, in STEER pribd
! edlno on sam. (Dalje prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-20

povozil nekega cloveka - potter
ha najhrz - kterega maj pa SD
ma policija sprawl S pota, ce Sc
zljnbi. Policaj je res priSel z
zom, in z MIN vred je prisla t
pa otrok, Xxi je pa neprestano
sla in vabila tudi ~odraseene,
so Sli gledat, kaj je.
Kakor bi mignil, Sirila Sc je
bliznjih ulicah novica o razme
rjenem GloveSkem truplu poleg
row. Same poznal nj nihce te
nesrecnega cloveka, kajti gla
je bila nepoSkodovana. Kdo
neki bill?
Novice je sliSala tudi Lii;
tetina hiSa nj bila daleG cd tir,
Temna in tezka slutnja il je LEI
V prsa, ko je tekla navzdol. NJ
pref je odpotoval on Pa ne,
bi? -. Mel Mel kaj takega
mogoce miSliti
Policaj je ravnokar zbiral r
metane kose ponesreGenca. ko
pritekla Lii. Mnozica radovedl
zev je prodajala zijala; zenske
pa takoj zbezale, kajti gabilo
jim je in ena je cello omedlela /.
Glej, tam lei glava, lice .je sil
spateno, oci Siroko odprte e.
groznim strahom je pogledala
II tisto lice in tiste oGi r
Sirila je oci, odprla usta - "a
bi zakricala, a neka.i io davi,
ne more Same strmi topo,
zdelo sc j je da nekdo vlece
l5enje il ME ...
Glej, tam V blatu lei ram
kan del trupla . drob pljr
- IN glej! - uprav tam V biz
lei - srce krvavordcce
in zdi Sc il ,da Sc trepeGe -.
Lii je zrla topo in blazno,
naenkrat jo je zagrnila tema :.
"Spet ena omedlelal Prokl'
babe, cemu pasejo oGi tukajl
Hej, vi tam, spravite vendar
enkrat tie ostanke V krai! CT
JIG videti. tako razgalieno :
Policaj je magic ubogal jezn,
ocividca. Voz je izginil.
Diva moSka sta pa prijela ma
mrtvo Lii in 10 vodila proc /.
Dolznost vsakega socialista
podpirati svoje casopisje. Ag
rate "a "Pro1etarcap Pridot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-20
SRCE " BLATU
Ivan Molek.
(konec.)

Mexico il ie dejal Steve: Gee hi
zdaj lie incl sluzbo in koliGkai 81
gurne bodoGnoSti, najel hi stano-
vanje, kupil ~potrebne s%tvari, in
midva hi zivela srecno in zado-
voljno."
Lii ie povesila oei, globok
width il je uSel IL prs, a rekla nj
nicesar. Ma them je pa upala, da
Sc to morda zgodi.
Pc preteku par tednov je a
gent povedal Stevetu, da ina zanj
sluzbo majhnem. dvajset mill
Cd Chicago oddaljenem mestecu
kjer gradijo move tovarne.
. Steve nj mic pomiSljal. Ko bi ne
ljubil Lii, bi ne Sci IL Chicago
tako pa hoce porabiti prvo prili-
ko, pa maj DO kjer hoGe. cato je
brez ugovora sprejel agentovo po-
nudbo.
Lii je zaplakala.
"Tako dalec grcS cd meme, in
ne bova Sc videla vec!"
"Potrpi, Lii, V enem mesecu
prides "a menoj. Sal je vse emo,
kje Sc nastaniva kier mama da-
jo ziveti, tam DO najin dom"
Ma dan odhoda jo je obiskal
ma tetinem domu. Slovo je bilo
kratko in - bolestno. Prvic jo je
stisnil k sebi in prvic il je dab
nil poljub.
"Ostana mi zdrava, Lii! Kma.
lu Sc spet vidiva, in takrat bova
srecna 49,"
"Srecno, Stevel Pa ne pozabi
me - Kako pa odpotujeS?"
Steve Sc je bridko nasmehnil
"Ne skrbi, Lii - voznjo imam
presto Sal YES, kako potujejc
siromaki."
"SreGa S tabo, dragi!"
Spremila ga je do ulicnega o.
gla, in tam il je Sc enkrat podal
roko.
Goodbye, Lizi!"
Goodbye! Potuj srecno!"