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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-08

~ 1nlcamente contra cl uiajero qne
pas6 Ia noche en- Ia habitaci6n donde
yo dormf?
-Porque en- la ventana de esta
habitaci6n hay indicios mateliales
de que el viajero ha descendido por
ella para introducirse en- el cuarto
de Pooh, despues de forzar la venta-
na con ell atizador encontrado en- la
pleza que usted ocupo. 49,.
-Efectivamente, 81 Sc han hecho
esas comprobaciones, Ia cosa es muy
singular.
Luego anadio, como un hombre
quien la cosa no importara:
-Pero, aun admitiendo que el cr
men nos, haya cometido por un NAL
hechor llegado de fuera, NADIA prueba
queel cnmen no haya tenido lugar
despues de mi partida.
-jAcusara usted tai vez al posa-
dero,contra quien la information no
arroJa cargo alguno?
-Yono acuso a nadie, senior Kers
torf,7ontesto Nicolef ;-pero 10 que
tengo el derecho de decir es que soy
lei dltimo a quien la justicia puede
acusar de semejante crimen.
Ell asesinato ha sido seguido
de robo,-dijo entonces ell mayor Yer
derry los rublos que iba a entregar
Pooh en- Revel, por cuenta de- su
principales, han desaparecido de ia
cartera.
-1Y que te tengo 20 que YER con
ESQ?
Ell juez Sc interpuso de nuevo en-
tire ell mayor y ell acusado, diciendo:
-Nlcolef, spersiste usted en- ocul-
tar ell objeto y destino de su viaie, las
razones que lie impulsaron a dejar Ell
albergue de la Cruz Rota a las cuatro
de la mahana y ell punto hacia don
de dirigio sus pasos? -Persisto.
-Pues bien, la justicia tendra ra-
z6n para declr: usted no ignoraba q.
Pooh era portador de una suma con
siderable. -. Despues del inciden-
te de la diligencia, cuando Sc diligia
listed con Pooh hacia la Cruz Roia,
surglo ensu espiritu la idea del robo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-08
IN esperar el regreso Fdel

IN esperar ell regresoFde
- conductor, insisto sobre es
te punto; sin esperar al con
ductor que dehs recoger a ustedes
despues de reparar la diligencia.
ST, sin esperarlo, puesto que de
ALI & Pernau no habfa mas que una
veintena de erstas.
-Lo extrailo es que 10 que no an
duvo listed por Ia noche, lie parecie-
"a conveniente recorrerlo tan de ma
drugada.
Ell interrogado no contesto.
-Ahora considero llegado ell mo-
mento de hacerle usted una pre-
gunta, la cual creo que no tendra
usted inconvenience en- contestar.
iCual ha sido ell motive de ese viaje
tan pronta y secretamente resuelto
Y del que Ia vispera no hablo usted a
sus alumnos?
A esta pregunta ell senior Nicolef
sparecio profundamente turbado.
-Asuntos personales,-dijo al fin.
-SQue asuntos?
NO puedo'decirlo.
Use MEGA usted a declararlos?
Me niego.
-Diga.usted, al menos, donde fue
usted. 4
-Tampoco puedo decirlo.
Page usted ell asiento de la dill
gencia hasta Revel. Z Els a este punto
donde se,dirigfa usted?
Ell interogado guardo silencio.
Mas bien parece que donde te-
MIA usted que hacer era en- Pernau,
puesto que no espero que Sc pusiera
en- marcha la diligencia, y emprendio
usted ell camino pie tan de mahana
-Nicolef persistio en- su mutismo.
-Continuemos, ,-dijo ell juez. Sc lie
vanto usted q las tres de la madruga-
da, segun declaration de Kroff. El
Sc levanto al mismo tempo. Curando
sali6 usted del cuarto, envuelto en-
la hopalanda, la capucha abatida ha-
cia adelante, de tai modo que no era
possible verle a usted la cara. kroff
pregunto 81 guerra tomar una taxa de
te. ....... listed rehuso, pagando
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-08

lei hospedaje. Luego Kroff, despues
de haber retirado las barras de la
! puerta, metio la llave en- la cerradu-
ra y abrio. entonces, sin pronuncia
ciar una palabra, con paso precipi-
tado, Sc lanzo usted al canine, en-
medic de una profunda obscuridad
y en- direction a Pernau. SHay en- to-
do clio algun detalle inexacto?
Nj uno solo.
-Por ultima vez, Squiere usted
declarar el objeto de SUI viaje y adon-
de Sc dirigia al salir de Riga?
-Senor Kerstorf ,-dijo entonces
| ell professor Nicolef con la mayor tran
quilmad no Sc a 10 que tienden to-
das estas preguntas, nj siquiera por
que Sc me ha hecho comparecer en-
este despacho. Sin embargo, he con
testado a todo 10 que creia deber res
ponder. A 10 demas no. Creo que es
toy en- mi derecho. Anado, ademas
que he procedido con entera buena
fe. ST hubiera querido ocultar mi via
ie, por razones que a mi solo toca dis
cernir; 81 hubiera querido negar que
ell viajero de la diligencia, el compa-
hero de Pooh era yo, Scomo Sc me
iba desmentir 81, segun vuestra pro
pia confession, nj el conductor, nj
Pooh, nj nadie me ha reconocido? 4?
lTantas fueron mis- precauciones pa
ra evitarlo!
Toda esta augmentation haciala
ell senior Nnolef con una gran pose
sion de ST mismo y en- un tono no e.
xento de desden. Pero Sc quedo muy
sorprendido al DIR esta replica del ma
gistrado:
-Si nj Pooh nj Broks pudieron sa-
Der que era usted ell senior Nicolef,
hay otro testigo que lie ha reconocido
-sOtro testigo?
ST, otro testigo, a quien ahora
mismo va usted a Or.
Y ell iuez, dirigi6ndose a un agen-
te, le diio:
Que entire Eek.
Un instante despues el jefe de bri-
gada de policia entraba en- ell despa-
cho, quedandose cuadrado, en- acti-
tud mlitar, esperanto el interroga-
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0FRECEM0S AL PUBuC0
Fl impiiador VACUUM nlaPCa "SAIT0. v

Con las siguentes garantias de fabrica
Marchara constantemente sin caentase nterrumpirse
"Tene por minute desucon calculada de % 80
pies cbico de are ibre Producra ximo de
pulgadas segun ell mercurio Standard de los IT,
Durara de Is a 90 amos, atn usandose diariamente"
"E SANTO trabajar de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
cente, coso de centavos la hora Ell "SANTO" no
gran capacidad 10 hace apeecibe para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES, Il otros
edifcos grandes Haga vista nuestas ofcnas para
la demostrac0n por citacon mandaremos ell aparato
cualquier So San Juan para demosarlo privado
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Republican. Mass Meeting

Pursuant to resolution adopted
by the Republican City Central
Committee at regular called
meeting held Feb. is, 1910 at 800
p. m. mass convention of the Re-
publican voters of the city of Mar
shall is called to be held at the
City Hall Wednesday, March I'd,
1910 at 7.45 for the purpose of
First-Nominating a Republican
city ticket to be voted upon at the
election to be held Tuesday April
5th, 1910.
Second-the election of a new
City Central Committee.
Third-The transaction OF such
other business as may come prop
erly before the mass convention.
NJ c, CHAFFEE, Secretary.
A daughteriwas born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Hereford Monday morn
ing at the Francisco home on East
North st. She has been named
Eleanor. Mary, after her grand
mothers.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Colony Appointment S

At the meeting of the board of
managers of the Missouri Colony
Friday, E. E. Barnum was appoint
ed steward to succeed S.W.Armen-
trout; Mrs. Julia A. Gleason OF
Kansas City, matron; DR.. NJ. j.
Powell was retained as assistant
physician.
Mr.. Armentrout expects to re-
main in Marshall we are pleased to
say. He has been with the insti-
utution since it was founded, has
been uniformly courteous and done
his work well.
Mr.. Barnum, who succeeds him
is. one of Marshall's old citizens
and needs no introduction. He
has splendid business ability and
is well qualified for his new du-
ties. The Colony affairs will be
carefully looked after in his de-
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET
Special to Mars hall Republican.

special TO Marshaii hepupiican'
National Stock Yards, Ill, Feb. is,
Cattle receipts $500. Mostly Ma
tives. Market steady with yester-
day. Best steers today sold by us
at $7.15 for A. b. Hensley, Mont
gomery Co., Mo. Prospects steady
balance OF this week.
Hog receipts 10000. Quality fair.
Top 1922 1-2, which is new record
on this market. Market opened 5
to 1Oc higher, closed with most OF
the advance lost. Bulk OF the
good hogs selling from 5000 to 9.15
Outlook steady for immediate flu
ture.
Sheep receipts 5000. Market ac-
tive and Ice higher than yester-
day. Top lambs (Westerns) Ss.s5 ;
light weight yearlings $s.45i weth-
ers $500. Prospects fS.r,
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COMMISSION co.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Charles Frederick Dead

Charles Frederick, who moved
from Saline Point about three
years ago, according to the fol-
lowing note received at our Of
flee, has passed away:
"Mr. Chas. Frederick died at his
home near Greenwich, Kansas, on
Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1910 after a weeks
illness of heart disease. He was
born in Germany 1852. And came
to America 80 years ago. He lived
in Missouri 25 years and later NOV
ed to Kansas. He leaves a wife
and six children, four sons and two
daughters to mourn his DEATH"
Nr. Frederick was very sue
cessful farmer and has many
friends here who will be panied to
learn OF his death.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

Development Co. 3.12 acres
in 1853 ...-.. ............ $50
VIM Huff 10 Abner c Mullins
40 acres in 23-53-2i ..-...... 40
Adaline Hagan to Geo. NJ
Hagan 40 acres in 1928 2400
Geo Smith to H A Ransberger
lots! IL, 13 block Bailey's
Add Nj. Leonard $50
John T Rector to W Tilo.son
21.21 acres in 24-52-2O 1884
John L Killion to Mary A. Kill
lion 40 acres in 3-4S-22 /
Danl Lennon to Geo Fangman
129 acres in ls-49-23 ..-......... 10297
Geo. Fangman to F Elsner
So acres in 8, 4, 9, 1O-4S-23 5265
Jas Culbertson to Tom Brown
and wife 60 acres in 25-19-20 1900
Martha j Pannell to Jas Culbert-
son 20 acre sin 22-49-21 ......... 1850
A T Vawter to Emma A Hern-
don 4s acres in 4-49-21 1
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Bought Halt Interest

Chas. Proctor OF Pleasant Hill
is here assisting in the invoice be-
ing taken of j. S. NJ. Huff's hard
ward stock and as soon as COM
pleted will close the deal for
half interest. He will have a sale of
personal property at his old home
on Feb. 25th and then will move
his family to Marshall. He is
splendid gentleman and we well
come him ana his family to our
civ
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Suicide Near Slater

Miss Emma Thompson, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son of southeast of Slater was
found dead in hay NOW at her
home Friday about p. m. and it
was apparant that she had ended
her life with carbolic acid. She
was about 80 years old and had for
years been in poor health. She
was a splendid young lady and
the rash act is deeply deplored.
Her funeral was held Saturday
evening at Rehobeth cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Bubble Sale

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, Feb, 22d, 1 will sell at
public auction my farming impie-
ments and live stock, consisting
Of % head of mules, mostly two
year-olds, 10 head OF mares, 80 tons
of choice timothy hay in bale, etc
Il have rented my farm and will
move to Marshall, so will make a
clean sale. Robt. Hyatt,
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
On a Prospecting Trip

A large party of farmers of the
Sweet Springs vicinity went to
Montana Tuesday morning on n
prospecting trip. Among them
were Henry Morrison, Henry Jack
son and son Harry, James Coffey,
Sam Curry, Joe Killion and SON.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

The fire department was called
out Tuesday morning to the res
idence of Edmund Brown on East
Arrow but the fire had already
been put out.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
MIKE HENNAsY died suddenly

MIKE HENNASY died suddenly,
yesterday morning, Feb. 18th, at
his home in Slater. Mr.. Hennasy
was enjoying good health and had
worked near Marshall as section
foreman Wednesday,. Yesterday
morning he built fire at a IN.
and when he was called at 5 a. m.
found dead. He was a splendid
citizen and one of the c. &. AS.
oldest employees. His funeral will
occur at Slater Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
Enthusiastic
Meeting
Great Gathering of Republi
cans at St. Louis.

The Republicans of Missouri had
a great meeting at the Planters
Hotel in st. Louis Saturday. While
the meeting was somewhat OF the
same nature of the Democratic
harmony meeting in Kansas City
yet it was not intended for a
harmony meeting but more in The
nature OF "get acquainted" So
cial affair. At Kansas City harmony
was established with a vengeance !;
at st. Louis harmony was not on
the program and considerable
"war talk" was INDUCED in. There
was no opportunity given nor
asked for any public expression of
dissatisfaction. The set program,
as announced, was carried out and
It was an excellent one. The
speakers included Gov. Hadley,
Lieut.. Gov. Gemelich, Sta.e Chair
man Dickey and many other able
and prominent Republicans.
There were probably three hun
dred visitors from out of the city.
About three fourths OF them were
persons holding office, or want
ing one or had friend that want
ed one, and OF course thaS par.
of the assembly was strictly "reg=
ular," as they found it necessary
to be so in their own interest, but
the other fourth expressed them
selves freely on the party's needs
and welfare.
The sixth district defeat was
the main subject under discussion
and all felt it a good thing for
the Republican party as il inoicat-
ed the sentiment of the people,
and the need of "making good".
The sixth district incident points
out the fact that the people are
not thoroughly pleased with our
new tariff and trust attitude and
Presidents Taft's aggressive
speech Saturday at NewYork has
done much to clear up the situa-
ton. If he follows the policy out
lined all will be we'll nationally.
The Republicans of Missouri are
II. danger OF drifting into the
same kind of a condition thai
the Dockery-Stone-Cook crowd
wassin eight years ago and the
sooner we realize the need of keep
ing our ranks clean and our poll
cies progressive and fair the bet
ter for us.
Well informed Republicans feel
that our chances for success would
be greatly improved if we could
induce Walter S. Dickey, our state
chairman, to announce himself for
senator or governor. He is a man
OF great ability and influence, is a.
the head of the million dollar boat
line being organized for the Mis-
souri, River and if sent to Wash
ington could do more for Missouri
than any other person available.
He has a clean record as a success
full business man. Mr.. Dickey viii
have. to know that the people want
him though before he makes a
move and if some of our politicians
can prevent it he will not be can
didate.
1t has become necessary for
man to ingratiate himself with half
a dozen "leaders" and pledge him
self in every conceivable way be-
fore he has chance politically in
either party, but it is at this point
that the new primary law comes to
the peoples relief. We must keep
informed on the records of public
men and give frank expression at
the primary election as we'll as at
the regular election.
The Republican party. is in bet
ter shape than it has ever been
and it is up to the Republicans OF
Missouri in particular to keep it
so by intelligent and fearless
action.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

partment. He and Dr.. Quigg as
well as the new matron all assume
their duties on March 1ss.
The matron too, we are toli,
comes with the best of references.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

and four small children to mourn
his death.
He was a son of A. G. Griffitts
and a splendid young man, steady
and Industrious and his death is a
severe blow to his family and many
friends.
Funeral services were held at the
residence at 10 a. m. Saturday, con-
Quoted by Rev. o. 8. Russell of
Marshall, and burial at Ridge Park
cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

so acres in 23-52-20 ............-.. 5000
Chas Ulery to AHW Sullivan
Is acres in 5-51-21 ......... ...... 1900
D. L. Dobbins to W F Deis 1-2
acre in 5-51-19 .......-...... ...... 200
Bert E Page to VIM Walden &
wife Hot 8 block 8 west Sla-
ter f...... ......... -"--...- -..-..... 1900
John o Ming to M F Ming part
vacated South Main st Mar
shall ...........-... ...... 10
manuel Wittrup to Martha P
Brown lot ii block 10 Hudson
add Marshall $50
Myrtle Schilling to Hermann
= Steinheimer pit loss 7, 8, block
40 Marshall ...... $50
Elite c Grecian, et al to Roy
Burgard pit lot block 4Smi.h
add Marshall. ......... ...... -. 375
v. c Mccormack to Nellie A
Mccormack lot IS block 2 Hag-
o. gin Add Marshall ......... 1000
J. H. Herring, Jr. ct al to
Smith-Jobe land & Co. 120
acres in 15-50-21 .................. 1142S
Lloyd H Herring to same same 1858
Georgia Eldridge to same same 1858
Everly Herring, by Grdn to
same, same '..-......... ......... 1858
John H Means TO Chas Ulrey
lot 13 block Bells Add
Miami .....-... 525
Ambrose Haggard to Chas and
L ALI lots 1,2, block Smith
add Sweet Springs .............-. 500
Lewis w Haines to Henry E
Howard lot s book / Napton so
Della L. Flynn, ct al to Clara
E Ayres 25 acres in 2-52-20 1900
John Beverly to Richd Quisen-
berry lots 8, 4, 5, block 19
West Slater .--..---...-...... $50
Richd Quisenberry to c E
Field 1-2 int. in LOT block
19 West Slater 200
Same to Lucy Field lot
block 10, west Slater. 400
j F Verts ct al to Farmers &
Merchants Bank Nelson lot
5 block 4 Nelson ......343
Farmers & Saving Shank Nelson
to L. N Haynie same 343
w F Wiley to Jas P Thompson
80 acres in 25-49-2O 1900
NJ Ming ct al to Conway
NJ Ito block 26 & vac South
Main St. Marshall 80. 10
H o Leimbrock to John B
Huff 24.36 acres in 5-51-19 ...2700
VIM NJ McMahan 70 John B
Huff lot 5 + H Gillian Add
Gillian -........--. $50
John w Fitiz to R B Peters
pit lot 2, Bell Subdiv. lots
los, 1O6, block o. Miami 10
Peter Akeman to c L Akeman
40 acres in 28-49-22 5000
Same to same 40 acres in 2S-4S-
o.. ..----... 5000
w A Rembert to A S Rembert
pit lot % Walters Add Sweet
Springs -...,- $50
Anna Rembert to same, same e. /
John c Waltemste to Dan
Ehler lots g., block Saline
City ;-..-..... -....-... .....-.-. 100
Dan Ehlers to ] C Woltemate
lot block 5 Saline City IS
Trustees Union Baptist Church
and Loda Carpenter to Union
cemetery Assn. land in 26-51-22 2
Mary Meier to c IT Deibel 10
acres in 19-52-20 .........--.... $50
Same to L w Meier 80 acres
in 10, 2O-52-20 .........-......-. 1900
Same to Henry Meier rs acres
in 29,30-52-20 -.-----.....-.. s242
Henry Meier ct al to Mary A
Meier so acres in 10, 20-52-2o 500
Mary E Meier ct al to Anna nj
Meier 40 acres in 30-52-20 ....-.3600
joan L Harris to T &HK,
Harris so acres in S-4S-21 ...... $50
Alfred Harris to same same ......267
Jesse McMahan to Minnie Nc
Mahan lot F H Gillian Add
Gillian .,..-.'..- -........ /
Minnie McMahan to Jesse
McMahan & Mary Huff same 1
NJ w Pittman to Edw Speers
10 acres in 16-49-22 -........ 700
Jas A O'Neal to Henry Akeman
on
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

CAPT ALBERT HoRNBECK died
at Bunceton Monday, Feb. IA, aged
nearly 10 years. He was an active
and well known Democrat and has
many friends in Saline who will re
gret to learn of his death.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

MRS. EMILY MITCHELL died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Bernard, at Kansas City, yesterday
morning. She was also the mother
Of J. w. Robertson of this city,
and of Dan and Seldom Robertson
of Kansas City. She was over so
years old. Her funeral will OCCUR
in Marshall today-Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

FLEM MARSHALL, OF Black
water, who is we'll known here and
was a brother of Thos. Marshall,
died suddenly at Hot Springs, Ark.
where he had gone for his health.
He had been suffering from what
was thought TO be neuralgia, but
it was not considered serious. 1t
seems as II some matter had form
ed back of Mr.. Marshall's artifi-
cial eye and when this burst it
caused his death
Mr.. Marshall was 35 years old,
and is survived by his wife and
two children. He was a substan-
tiaA and we!l-to-do citizen, widely
known and liked. He had many
Marshall friends
Undertaken Paris Walker accom-
panied Thos. Marshall to st. Louis
Tuesday to meet the remains, and
they were laid to rest in Blackwa-
ter yesterday, after services at the
Methodist church al 2 p. m.
The Marshall republican., 1910-02-18

G. III. GRIFFITTs died at his
home three miles southwest Of
Norton Thursday Feb. 10th at
1880 p. m. aged 81 years. He re-
ceived paralytic stroke about a
month ago, since which time he
sank gradually. He leaves wife
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Sygan, Pa.
Sodrug urednik

SOdrug urednlk
Veselica in Shod dine ). sept. t.
l.. sta ST zavrSila S~ijajno. Godba Z
Bower IIilla jc bila zelo marljiva
in jc Zadostila vSem zeljam naSe
mladine. Tudi sodrugi so bill V
p%ostrezbi ncdosezni. Red. natan-
cen red je vladal do zakljucka We
selice. Sodr. Zavertnik IL Chicago
j. bill svoji nalogi tudi popolno-
ma kos. V zivih barvah nan je
naslikal danaSnji gnili druzabni
red. pa pokazal nam .jc tudi pot.
pc kateri je trcba hoditi. ako Sc
hoGemo zncbiti krvoscsa kapi-
talizma. PosluSalci so mu burno
aplavdirali tekom govora, kedar
je priSel L dokazi tako odloGno.
da je vsakega prijelo pri srcu.
Zal, da imamo So rojakc. Xxi re
grcdo L duhom casa naprc.j, da
noGcjo posluSati delavcev govor-
nikov marvcG lc koristolovcc in
izzemalcc. SIEVE so ii rojaki vcGi-
mona analfabcti, Xxi udrihajo 30
uniJi in socializmu. sploh 30 dru-
Stvih in po vscm. kar gre 2 duhom
casa naprcj. Ii ljudje MISC vred-
nj, da ~vIivajo ugodnosti. Xxi so
Jill priboriic zgorai omenicnc or
ganizacijc.
Sotrpini. Mas klic je: V socia-
listicno Stranko. Ali ne cutie te-
re kapitalizma. XII vas tlaGi k tom
in BIO tezila morda tudi vase deco?
Ako ste socialist. moratc V So
clalisticno organizacijo. Kdor 90
vori lie pri cast pive, da je socia-
list. pa nj elan soc. organiZaciic.
nj socialist, Sc ne bojuje IA pre-
obrat kapitalistiGnc druzbe. s ri
vom Sc ne more priti do zivega
kapitalizmu. To vcdo danes IL
otrOci.
|ahvalim So vsem gostom. Xxi so
veselico in shod posetili IL biz
NTH i'll daljnih krajcv. pa tudi
Sodr. Nacctu Zlcmbergerju. 81.
soc. kluba stew. ,. IL Glencoe. O..
XII nam je postal pismen pozdrav.
: soc. p~ozdravom
] Louis Glazer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Eveleth. MINI.
Ccnjcni urednik !

Ccnjcni urcdnikl
Prosim priobGitc tch par vrstic
y naScm l.iublieucm listu "Prole-
tarcu' Ni>cm vaicn pisati dopi-
SOW. KEN mi pa vest ne da miru.
sem : vcndar namcnil napisati
dopis in GA odpoSlati ma mas list.
Doha. y kateri livimo. .ie doba
%naprcdka in doba revoluciie. V
katcri hi moral imeti vsak Glovek.
%poscbno dclavec. odprtc oGi. da
opaIi vSc. kar 81 godi na svetu.
ako hoGc naprcdovati ma gospo-
darSkcm in politiGnem poliu. OBJ
.jednem je pa tudi ia doba. V ka.
teri zivimo Scdaj. doba. V katcri
Sc clovcSka druzba razlikuie ali
deli V tri razredc. In ii razredi so
SlcdcGi
kapitalisti TO so veliki boga-
tini). delavci, Xxi zanic delaio in
mali obrtniki. Hi so So vcGina IL
trgaIi IL kapitaliStiSkih verig in IL
vrSt d%clavccv. Doklcr imamo Sc
danjo druzbo ali scdan.ii sistem.
nj zameriti malim obrtnikom. da
so Sc odkrizali verig capitalists
he SuznoSti in Sc podali V kako
trgovino, da zasluzijo IA zivljen-
j". o malih obrtnikih pa ne SINE
mo pozabiti ma one, XII Sc muGiio
V glohocini pod zemljo, da 81 "a
sluziJo svoj vSakdanii kruh. Oh
Jednem pa podpirajo vso industri-
Jo. Tudi JAZZ sem bill jcden izmcd
onih pred par lett, XII Sc muGiio
pod zemljo. Kcr sem Sc pa navel.
cal pekla in kapitaliSticne sumo
sti, sem 81 opriiel trgovine fkre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Frontenac, Kans.

CenJeni urednik.
Priobeite moi dopis V DELAYS
KEN in rcsnicoljubncm listu. ka-
tcrcga gOtovo eta vsak dclavcc.
l misli samoStojno in noGc hiti
p%onizen hlapcc kapitalistov.
Dclavnemu Sodr. Jozctu Radcl-
III jc umrla njegova soproga. Po-
grcba smo Sc udclezili V velikcm
St"vilu. Ali Sc Stevilne.jc hi Sc bill
'dzvali pogrebu, da nismo ze pet
mesecev ma strajku, da nismo V
boJu IA o%pravicenc zahteve s ka-