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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
THE PEOPLES FORUM.

The Merchants Luncheons We're
instituted for the purpose of discus
sing subjects of general public con-
Germ to the city of Cairo-to press
the button" as it were, and "let
others do the rest" And they have
served their purpose remarkably
well. These gatherings are not those
of an organized body 10 promote any
particular interests along given ines,
but are the informal coming together
sional men. constituting a sort Of
Forum" free for all, as was the
Forum" or market place" in Rome
of old, where causes were tried AMI
orators held forth to the people. 1t
would be a distinct loss to the com
munity, an evidence of a want Of
proper attention on the part of eiti-
zens to affairs which directly and
vitality concern them. If these weekly
gatherings should be discontinued OF
even wane in attendance or active
interest.
Any complaint that nothing is ac
complished." because action does not
always follow discussion, is not ir
order: for sometimes il is the proper
result of these discussions that un
wise action is prevented, and in al
cases where action should follow. II
will come the quicker and the wiser
because of the truth that has beer
evolved and the public opinion thai
has been crystlaized because of what
has been said at these gatherings.
An important thing to keep in
mind, in connection with these af
fairs, is that the men who take par
In the discussions shall keep theil
tompers-that they shall not permit
themselves TO be offended because
somebody may have uttered views
different from those held or expressed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

Mark Hamburg says that the pro.
fessional a-ist has enemies all
through life First. his family and
leishbors vi hen. AZ a child, ne begins
a nractice: next. rs he succeeds.
very pianist who is less successful:
ext all the piano makers except the
me lie patroHises. next. al musical
gents exec e his own. next. Crsanists
n general: next. patriotic critics when
.ae is in A foreign land, and last the
CONDUCTOR CT the orchestra, who wants
All the credit fer himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

The attack on Miss Katie Bennett
SUNDAY night, was but one Of several
that have occurred during the last
six months, ana serves only to en-
phasize the demand for a more thor
ough police patrol in this city. This
is one of the several very pressing
needs of the city which can not be
met at all unless an adequate revenue
ordinance is adopted. The police
force of Cairo is little If any larger
now than it was twenty years ago,
when the city was but half its present
size in the matter of material develop
ment. The upper part of the city
especially has been built mp greatly
during the last few years, large
tracts being covered with buildings
that n few years ago We're vacant
lots 1t requires more officers to
properly patrol a Quilt mp district
than TO watch a vacan plot of ground.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

Alexander County, Population 27.467
County Clerk. JESSE Il. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff. FRANK Il. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEX. WILSON.
County Superintendent of Schools
PROF. s. +. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED D
NELLIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908 1890. 2o84
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF March,
1909 ................. .22O4
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March Statement.

ot.... -tVo
The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation OF The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month
OF March, 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this second day of April, 1909.
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
The SPIRIT NEW YORK.
Auausta Zane. No tee EnaIsh Writer Sports:

The Of York and quickly If in this
attempt others way they be pushed
rudenes but simply because they in the way Why should
expect hardwored up his lazy woman?
recognized great the skyscpe It stands
spread below high perish by de-
rees perceived that York like marvellous hid-so young
stupendous brain and energy, absorbing all that best
in the universe S and benefit
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

When the reporter writes that
has "bagged gnu he
seems TO have made correct esti-
mate of the probable size of the game
bag carried by the man who welded
the big stick at nome,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
WHAT A WOMAN WILL NOT DO.

There is nothing a woman wonld not do 10 re-
gain her lost beauty She onsit 70 be fully zeal
ous in preserving her good looks. The herb drink
called Lanes Family Medicine or Lanes Tea
is the most efficient aid in preserving beasii-
fol skin, and viii do more than anything cise to
restore he roses to faded cheeks Al al druggists
and dealers, z5c-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
OFFICIAL DIRE TORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, illnols.
Population 1912.

Clerk, X. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS f. MAHONEf
City Attorney, FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate, A. J ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. S. EGAN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

Advertising inThe Bulletin pays the
advertiser because II circuIatss snont
the people that have money 70 spsnS
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
Honesty
Needed
Virtue of
To-Day
By REV. R. s. DONALDSON,
Chicago.

penny his pay bat they readily refuse remind the
delivered which failed appear the bill On up
the organization the lightly the of dis
honesty weigh upon until the cheating of the government
the matter of a common joke
kind have lead to appalling corruption There
that success be reached only by the sacrifice
of principle getting And graft becomes universal
worngn deprived the rewards of their labor and taxpayers of
the return of public benefits
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

A woman's rights are along the line Of
evolution, and the extension of her mater
nal instinct. She must pass on to the
larger exercise Of her function than the
bearing Of children of flesh and blood. She
must extend that function to the nurture
and care Of children who are not her own
in the flesh The higher motherhood must
be understood. All life must be nurtured
by its motherliness.
We have arrived at stage Of develop
ment when the basic right is not the pos
session of rights, but the participation in
the creation Of rights. The fundamental
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

The Associated Press. the greatest
news gathering organization In the
world, supplies the Cairo Bulletin
With its telegraphic news servica
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

Board OF County Commissioners.
]. ]. JENNELLE, Chairman.
c. V. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

Most Cairo people have the Cairo
Bulletin on their breakfast table ep
cry morning In the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
RioqraphY.


King Otto of Bavaria, whose life
is one of the most pitiful in modern
history. was born April q, lSiS, and
succeeded his brother, Ludwig H.,
June -. 1856, when that mad mon
arch committed suicide by drowning
himself in the Starnberg Lake. Otto
also is insane but when his brother
died it was decided after much dis
tussion. that Otto's claims to the
throne could not be set aside alto
gether He was therefore regarded as
king. but never crowned, and his
uncle, Prince Luitpold. was appointed
Regent of the Kingdom. This ar
rangement stiu holds good Soon
alterward otto was removed to the
mountain palace of Furstenred. and
there he still spends his weary years
a hopeless lunatic. At one line it
was belived he was recovering his
mind, but all hope has long since
died away. The father of Otto was
Macmillan H., and his mother a
Princess Marie of Prussia. 1t is from
his fathers side Of the house that he
inherited the faint of insanity which
Las made the ancient horse Whites
bach one Of the most decaIent dy-
nasties in Europe
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TODAY IN HISTORY
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April u.

April 27.
1S22-Gen. Ulysses s. Grant born.
Died July %, 1855.
S64-Andersonyille prison opened for
Federal prisoners.
lS7G-Queen Victora declared En-
press of india.
lSS2-Ralph Waldo Emermson, poet
and essayist. died at Concord,
Mass Bora in Boston, MAY
%, 1903
1S9S-Amercan squadron under Adj
miral Sampson bombarded Ma
tanZas, Cuba.
l903-U. s. Supreme COur sustained
the clause in the Alabama con
stitutiOn DISTINGUISHING negroes
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Coleman's, 214 Eighth Street
. Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

uop lima cars due 10 leave Second 81, q
Dtit hiitS ing north ON Commercial Ayt
every Is minutes from a. III, TO III p. m.
Going north. on Walnut Stevery 10 minute
from 60S a. III 10 1888 p. III.
nnuI~r CO I;vo Holbrook Ave. car dus
FOpidT d. Lliie 10 leave Second ST. 20
ing north on Holbrook: 81 BOZ 6:27; b42; 6d7
T.i2 a. M. and on the same minutes every houi
Entil 1912 and lll2 p. M.
Going west on Twenty Eighth ST. at Sag
R:i9; R.34 sag and 70i a. m. and on same min
uteS every hour until l034 and :Qi p. IN.
Poplar 81. cars due TO pass 81 Mays part
IS minutes after leaving Second st.
Belt Line Owl Cars Ii,8 D. On m w Issa a
M; 30 a m; 2:30 a. m; $40 a. M; taD &. N
$40 a. IN.
North on Commercial-l2 p. m. o. m. II
m a. NJ, 4 a. III. a. M
Relt and Owl cars are due 10 pass Yves
Thirty-fourth ST. 10 minutes sre4 laavin
Sec nd ST
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27

Better eat the oyster while the "R
il i'm the month
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-27
Wor1lan's
Liberty
Will Not Be
Realized Until
She Gets the Vote

Ry EVELYN SHARP.
English Writer of Note.

To begin with, the demand for demand
E%~ for justice. The basic principle of constitutional
@ I liberty may be summed up in the familiar formula
iAANA 'No taxation without representation" The injustice
Ea of being made pay the piper without being allowed
We WG call the tune has in the past like John
e. Hampton first to prison and then to death on the
I w II | battlefield
EyA. NJ II is sometimes maintained by opponents
TN that taxation is every the basis of repre-
INNNSA senaon; that enfranchised who are
NkNNM taxpayers. while others pay direct
HfNnVOfH have it is doubtless that our
1T present franchise, through being extended at different
1EE====a times different classes of men, has to some
extent complex and inconsistent But the widening
of its basis in order logical shutting
it the injustice that happens fall
few taxpayers who do possess the actual voting qualification be
compared with the injustice that falls upon all who taxes and
also possess voting qualifications that they not
the antsuiragsts that already sufficiently
represented by This might possibly be if uperhu
man might even be plausible if the interests and
women were always ilena although impossible to neglect
of ultimately doing damage to the interests
other follow that those the They
indeed many widely different women being naturally
connected with the home children greater degree than
mems but even where appear Identical in the labor market
has proved experience that the able successfully
their order safeguard the interests of the women as well
a their
From the political disability of woman followed economic dis
ability who attribute to the failure Of democracy the many So
ca evils that confront us to-day apt forget all the
women in the country democracy And large
been refused share in the political liberty given
labor problems have presented themselves for
solution As an have only to mention the unemoy
spite Of the mdnabe fact that working men
have since their enormously improved their standard of
wages and their economic generally
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-10-26
= The Mills of Mammon, spisal

Inc MILLS OF mammon, SpiSal
j. III. Brewer, obelodanila O. j.
Murray ct Co, Joliet, ILL.,, U.S.A.,
je knjiga, ktero je %priporocati
najtoplejse vsem sodrugom, Xxi so
zmozni angleskega jezika.
Ia "Dzunglo', ktero je napisal
Upton Sinclair, Xxi ie vzdramila
vso ameriSko republiko, nam pre-
doGuje tukaj pisatelj Brewer 20
pet resnicno zivljenje liza danas-
ME dobe V rebubliki, ktero .je sko-
zinskoz psihologicno.
PlastiGno nam slika druzino
Holden, V kteri veje kapitalisti-
cen duh. lie hcerka je garjeva
owes v d%ruzini, Xxi ina milosrdno
do sirOmakov. ktere MEN oce
izkorisca brez milosti. Tudi agen-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-10-26
e tvrdke Holden. XII kot psi warm.

tie tvrdke Holden, XII kot psi varu-
hi nasprotujejo vsaki delavski agi-
taciji "a z~boljsanje delavskih raz-
mer In XII so pripavljeni zvrsiti
vsako Sc tako nizko hudodelstvo
Ia svojega delodajalca, je posta-
vii pisatelj v realno luc, naslikal
jih je take, kakrsni so res v ziv-
ljenju.
V hcerki kapitalista Holdena
nam pa pisatelj predocuje blago
clovesko srdce in zdrav eloveski
razum. Vzlic temu, da heerka cd
raste V kapitalistieni druzini, V
kteri sc vse suce okoli profita,
lima lie srce "a siromake in reveze.
In ia njena clovekoljubna dusa Sc
%spopolnuje, da slednjic spozna, da
Je John Bulmann edini MEN pravi
in odkritosrcni prijatelj, kterega
MEN oce sovrazi, ker propagira
socialism med delavci v njegovi
%tvornici.
V Holdenu nam je pisatelj naGr-
tai kapitalista. v kterem .je zamrl
vsak cut "a dobro in XII slednji6
zanje, kar je sejal. Tudi njegov
pohotni sin, "a kterega udobno
zivljenje della ma stotine delavcev,
prejme "a svoje grehe plaGilo.
Pisatelj Brewer Sc odlikuje cd
druzih socialisticnih ameriskih pi-
Isateljev V tenn, da .je osebam vda-
hnil duSo, da ne slika dogodkov
druzega "a drugim, kot bi Jill VI
Sill brezdusni stroll V tvornici.
Njegovi junaki imajo duse, XII de-
lajo zakljucke pot pritiskom raz-
mer.
Ia nov pojav ma ameriSkem H.
terarnem pOlju pa priGa, da mas
priGakuje nova, realna doba V IL
teraturi, Xxi nam obeta mnogo le-
pega in krasnega. Ako bono ma
predovali pc tel poti, BIO tudi A
merika imela kmalu svoje Tolsto-
lie, Gorkije, Zole, Hauptmanne in
Cankarje.
Joseph Zavcrtnik, junior.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN ACCT
DENT INSURANCE co.

Nesreca nikoli ne praznuje. =
Radi tega tudi vi ne veste, kje
Vas ista caka. Ia samo jeden do
lar ma leto sc lahko zavarujete "a
slueaj ponesreeenja. Ia izgubo xiv
ljenja 100000, "a izgubo obeh
oces, obeh rok ,obeh nog, ali jed
ne roke in jedne noge 100000;
"a izgubo jedne noge ali jedne ro-
Ike $4,000, "a izgubo jednega oce-
sa $4,000. - Bolniska podpora
znasa $3.50 ma teden. - Spreje-
majo Sc moski in zenske cd 16. do
90. leta.
Pisite takoj Ia pojasnila in &c
pismu prilozite $1.00, Sc Yam ia
koj doposlje zavarovalna polica "a
81, 000i00.-Pisma naslavljajte ma 4:
Accident Insurance Co., 906 Tri-
nifty ave, Bronx, New York, n. Y.
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a gospodinjstvo.

Ako gospodinja kupi ceneno
meso, da bi stedila, ne prihrani
mic. ampak zgubi. Slabo gospo-
dinjstvo je tudi, ce Sc kupuje ce-
nena zdravila. Dobra hrana vstva-
ri dobro kri, slaba pa slabo. Do
bra zdravila ozdravijo, slaba he
koristijo, ce re ne skodijo. Kedar
vas boil zelodec ali vas zavija pc
trebuhu VAN priporocamo Urine
rjevo ameriSko grenko vino. To
vino zleGi vse prebavne organe in
iih sill do della. kar pomeni zdra-
vie "a clovesko telo. Kedar VAN
ne dist jed, posluzite Sc tega vina.
Dobiva Sc V lekarnah in dobrih
gostlinah. joe Triner, 133S-1339
SO. Ashland ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj, ce sc napravi par
moGnih drgnjenj S pain Expel-
kakor je popisano V knjizi-
CT, V kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameriki
sleherni lekarni "a % centov
treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka s ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
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MAST ~zASToPNIKI.

La Sale, ILL.,: John Puck.
Conemaugh, Pa: Frank Podboj.
st. Louis, Mo-: Vincent Cain
kaf.
New York--Brooklyn Felix's
Kramarsic.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabre-
MIA.
Colorado City, Colo: Drag. Po-
gorelec.
MATH. vERTAcIc, Box lot,
Rockland, Mich. IA Rockland in
okolico.
Jakob Dolenc, Box 8, Wilcox,
Pa.
John Mesojedec, Box 337 Da-
Wis, w. Va.
Frank Crne, Cleveland, O..
Rock Springs, Wyo.: Valentin
Stalick.
Ia Chicago in okolico sta nasa
zastopnika Mike Kulovec in John
Jereb.
Anton Sterile, Box 36S, CHS
holm, MINI.
Anton Jalovcan, "a Hudson.
Wyo.
LOrain, o. in okolico: Frank
Vevar.
kenosha, Wis: Ignac Radovan.
Darragh, Pa. in okolico: Ivan
Ring.
Hibbing, Mimi. Frank Hitti.
Kdor zeli biti zastopnik lista cd
nash ~sodrugov maj nam to Mama
nj, da mu p~osljemo pobotne knji-
zice.
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je dozdevno S~evirjov segel vines
ravnodusno.

je dozdevno Sevirjov segel vines
ravnodusno.
me, takrat je Sc slo -. Voja-
Xxi so bill tam. Ali bali so Sc DAFT
jim povelje "a streljati. Takrat so
imeli strah =. Kasneje, potem...''
Strojnik je zopet z roko zvrsil
brezupno znamenje in navduseje-
ME je pricelo ginevati z njegove-
ga suhega in crnega obraza.
"Crni stotnijarji') so prisli
Ravnateljstvo je dobilo pogum.
Delavske z~astopnike so pometali
ma cesto in mesto njih vposlili err
ne stotnijarje, odbornike pa posla-
Ii v zapor, knjiznico pa razpusti-
Ii 49,"
"Odborniki smo re veeinoma Sc.
deli V jeGi."
"Kaj vi kaj so pa storili
delavci, ktere ste vzdramili?'
"Povedal sem, da so pred rud-
mix pOstavili brzostrelni stroll"
"Ah, tako ... brZostrelni
stroj. .. Sevirjev je to posebno
povdaril.
Strojnik je molcal in njegov o.
braz je postajal zalostnejSi in Ia.
lostnejsi.
ALI veste, kaj so uganjali9 -.
To We lie bog. Doziveli smo vse
~nagajko. posiljenje zena in sire.
ljali so jih tudi. Najgrse so della
Ii z odborniki Mem Sc .ie Sc
godilo dobro, ker so me zaprli pr.
vega. Ali drugi, drugi -. Knjiz-
nicaria je kozak privezal "a sedlo
in zapodil konja proti mestu. Ro-
Ike je incl eza ma hrbtu. Ako
bi padel, bi incl roki izviti, konj
bi ga pa vlekel "a seboj.
-. Zadaj je jezdil drug kozak.
XII bi ga suval $ ulico, da bi hitre.
je vsta!! Sakali Nekteri SO
jokali, ko so ga videli."
"Ah, tako, plakali SOL" je po-
novil Sevirjov.
V njegovem glasu je bio poz.
natl divje zanicevanje, XII Sc Sc ola
pomiriti. NJegov obraz je bill mi
rem kot vedno, kot bi bill izklesan
IL kamna, s prsti je pa hitreje bo-
bnal pc mizi.
Strojnik ga nj razumel in ME.
COVE oci so zopet vzplamtele.
"Plakali so in bodo Sc . Al
V solzali je kri."
Dwgnil je roko in zugal s 6rnim
prstom. Ma njegov obraz .je pa
zopet legla %blazenost, kot bi ME.
gova dusa plavala V temni navdu
senosti.
Sevirjov Sc je smehljal hladno
"Osveta ne DO izostala," je ma.
daljeval strojnik prepricevalno.
me DO izostala? :. Kdaj7 e.
kedar bodete poginili gladu?"
y Crni stotnijarji-clani I'VE.
re pravih ruskim MOI. Obrambns
strata politicne reakcije, kot ma
Slovenskem ajmohtarji in krumi
rji.
(Dalje prih.)
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ku. eta, XII govori, neve kaj eve
ka JAZZ, JAZZ pa poslusam.

oht
"Ej, ii, til" Kmetie je posta-
jail jeze rdeG." Ia farba - fell"
Vstal je in odsel v kot, kjer je
zavijal cigarette in godrnjal jezno.
Strojnik Sc je obrnil proti Sc
virjovu in zasepetal:
"Sest mesec sem cd donna =. .
morda je stara re poginila gla-
dur"
Njegov erni obraz Sc je nabral
v CUBE.
Gee elovek ne more dobiti de-
la, ali ga kaj druzega pr1cakuje...
z mosta v vodo -"
Podprl je glavo 2 roko in zako-
pal prste V kodrastih laseh.
"Neumnost."
"Kaj neki?" Strojnik je dvig-
nil glavo." Mar umreti lakote9"
Sevirjov Sc je smejal tho in
hudobno.
"Pravijo, da je najhujsa smrt,
&c Sc clovek vtopi. Umreti gladu
je morda prijetnejse ..."
V Grnem obrazu strojnika so Sc
odprle oei in obvisele zvedavo ma
Sevirjovu.
"Kaj pa dokazete, ce skocite v
vodo? -. Eden gladnih mani ma
svetu. Toliko boljse "a one
"Kaj potent"
"Iscite dela," ako ne morete IL
kreniti kaj pametnejsega," je Sc
gel vines Sevirjov.
Strojnik Sc je ma obrazu polka
zal brezupen izraz.
"Sest mesecev re iScen della, pa
ga ne dobim, ker sem politicen hu-
dodelec Prenocujem V azilih,
vcasih pa ne jem pc tri dni. Ako
sedaj ne dobim della, ne bonn incl
moci, ko bi incl delati.
Predvcerajsnim sem prosjscil
. =. tako nizko sen re padel!''
kali"
"Prosjacil sem -. Neko damo
sem nagovoril, XII sem 10 srecal."
Ali je kaj darovala
"Ne." Rekla je, da nina dro-
biza.
Sevirjov je polozil roko ma MILO
in pri6el bobnati $ prsti. Naokrog
so Sc smejali, uganjali burke in
sale in kleli.
V biljardni sobi so zamolklo po-
kale kroglje in drdrale, ker so BIZ
lie razbite, kot bi vozil Wax pc mi
ri. FAINT z uhanom Sc .je preselil
V biljardno soho; Sc cd tam Sc je
cul njegov vessel glas. Ia oknom
so Sc zopet premikale noge. Do
zdevalo Sc je, kot bi eniinisti lju-
die hodili mimo okna: odhajali in
prihajali so, potem pa zopet OBJ
stall V kakSnem kotu, da so hodili
zopet.
Ali ste tudi kaj doseglif" je
vprasal Sevirjov znova.
"GOtovo," je odgovoril stroll
mix.
Njegov crni in brezupni obraz
Sc je nitro spremenil. Oci so pri-
cele zariti, glava Sc je vzravnala
in zamaknem izraz Sc je razlil pc
vsi osebi.
mi smo imeli opraviti z ruda-
rji. To so najbolj nezavedni lju-
die. Sal druzega Sc ne more pri-
eakovati. Cell dan, %zjutraJ cd Pc.
tin pa zvecer do osmih pod zem-
ljo. Zvecer .domov, JEST in spa.
ii -. OBJ stirih zjutraj jih re 20
pet budi piscalka. Blato, mokrota,
prehlad in eksplozije V nasi
jami smo imeli dive r~azstrelbi: pr
vic Osem mrtvih, drugic dvesto.
inosemdeset Zivljenje kot v
jeci ce posljejo kaksnega ru-
darja v Sibirijo, Sc mu dozdeva,
da je prisel V raj. SIEVE ljudstvo
je nazevedno in topo. LIE delavci v
naSi delavnici - izuceni - to .je
bila inteligentna druzba.
49,. Vsi organizirani. Mi smo BIZ
Ii v zacetku edini, XII smo mesali.
Nj bio lahko delo. Ma vseh vega
lih vohuni. Vsako m%alenkost SC
naznanili inzenirju; Ivanov, Pet
ROY ali lido drnni nice unnncliir