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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
POLICE DROP THE
FOUNTAIN CASE

After a hurried investigation in
10 the facts connected with the
ieath of Mrs. Lottie Fountain at
Et15R Sprague avenue the police
have concluded to drop the case.
e. c. Fountain, the husband, who
had been charged by the dead
Noman's mother, Mrs. Nelson, with
giving his wife an overdose Of NOR
phIne by means of a hypodermic
syringe, has been absolved of all
blame by the police.
DR.. f. c. Richter. the attending
physician, prescribed morphine for
he woman in her final ailment for
he reason that she had been ad
licted TO its use. Mrs. Fountain
rad case of hasty consumption
md had been seriously i'll for a
yeek. The doctor ordered that she
e given quarter grain tablet ev-
ry four hours and II anything in
Xcess Of this amount was given in
he fianl dose the doctor does not
Know It, In the absence of post
nortem the truth will never be
;uown as TO what that dose con-
aimed, as Fountain. after his wife
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
(By United Press Leased Wire)

NEW YORK, July S.-Columbus
avenue, in the vicinity of Fifty
ninth street; Thompson street, the
San Juan hill district and the negro
quarters in Harlem already are
ablaze with bunting and Autographs
of Our Champion" appear in the
windows OF practically every negro
apartment in New York.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
BOTH LEGS +
AND ARMS
BROKEN
(By United Press.)

hI1F1l MD, rance, July Q.
Baroness De La Roche, a
noted woman aviator, fell
from an aeroplane at the in
ternatiOnal aviation meet at
Bethany plains today and
was fatally injured.
The baroness fell 240 feet.
When taken fro mthe wreck
age of her Voisin biplane
she was dying.
The baroness sustained
minor injuries last January
in a flight at Mourmelon.
Her previous experience,
however, did not daunt her,
and as soon as she was able
to enter an aeroplane she
again took up the dangerous
sport of aviation.
In February she went to
Egypt and engaged in flights
at Heliopolis, near Cairo. Be
sides being an aviator. the
baroness cXcels in other
sports, being a daring auto
mobile driver, motor cyclist
and horsewOman.
BROKE ARMS AND LEGS.
When the baroness was removed
from the fallen wreckage of the
aeroplane it was found that both
her arms and both legs were brok-
en- and that she has sustained Sc
we're internal injuries.
The woman had been flying 10
minutes in the aerodrome, when
two aeroplanes started in playful
pursuit of her. The pursuers
whirled on either side OF the baron
ess and she became confused. In
trying to alight she pulled the
wrong lever and her biplane turned
over and fell straight to the
ground. Scores of spectators rushed
to the wrecked machine and pulled
the baroness from the debris of
twisted framework and crumpled
planes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

low voice just reaching his listener.
There is no way to earn IL, we
know. Inside the law there are
ways to acquire 1t. Wall street, for
instance: a new popular song or
two. an inexplicable conjuring trick
or a fresh breakfast food. But We
have no such talents, you and L.
we are Just the ordinary gentlemen
of leisure-dIlettanti. eW are use.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
NINTH INNING.
Ia'oma '..'... .''..''......
SDOklnp " "

Tacoma ........ .............
Spokane ........ ..,...... 0
Tacoma-Nic Holm replaces KILL
lay in the box for Spokane. Mott
sent an easy bouuder to pitcher.
Rockenfield hit one to Cooney
which Cooney couldn't handle in
time to stop the runner before
reaching the initial sack Stevens
flew out to Davis. Rockenfield ran
past second base, but had time to
get back to first before the ball
reached there. On wild pitch
Rockenfield makes second. Hart
man hit hot one to Holm, which
he handled just in time.
Spollane-kener sent a srounder
to lansing, and was out Davis
grounded out to RoCkenfield. Nor
dyke singled to center, reaching
first Cartwright flew out to Jan
sing, who made Spectacular
catch
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

died. bundled the hypodermic syr.
inge and the remaining tablets into
his grip and locked them up. The
police never opened this grip 10
see what 1t contained. DIR. Richter
has made a death return of tuber>
culosis and with that the case prac-
tically ends.
Coronel Schlegel this morning
said that he would not take the
case up, as the evidence gathered
by the police did not justify him in
putting the county to the expense
of postmortem.
The insertion of the needle into
the arm of Mrs. Fountain was wit
messed by two persons. likewise the
struggle after the woman's death
to compel Mrs. Nelson, mother-in-
law to give up the key to the
trunk that contained the dead wo-
mans diamonds. Mrs. Fountain
was nearly dead when the final
dose was given.
The burial expenses OF Mrs.
Fountain will be borne by friend
of the family, who has practically
given his earnings to Mrs. Foun-
tain and her mother for years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
SEVENTH INNING.

DlloNsllC v
Tacoma-Hartman walked and
stole second. lansing attempted a
sacrifice and got to first but Hart
man was caught at third. Coleman
hit into a double play, Cartwright
tagging lansing, then throwing to
first and catching Coleman.
Spokane-Keener flew out to
Hartman. Davis singled to center,
but was caught attempting TO steal
second. Nordyke fouled three balls
over the stand, and then banged
one to left field. making three ba $
on the hit, Cartwright walked.
Brooks struck out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

neighbor's pocket at dinner. No;
We will pay our inherited debts. II
we have to steal for it. What a
comedie heroique.
Robert regarded him seriously.
You are just playing?" he
doubted.
II am not playing at all: only
looking at things. For the time left
us is not long. IL we do nothing,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
MENTAL PHOTOS---NO. 6
E. O. CONNOR
Former Corporation CouseI

succe ssfuIly. and that is the reason
he likes 1t.
Although Mr.. Connor Is fond of
Solf he divides his time, and spends
many a delightful evening at the
family fireside. lie enjoys coming
home, settling down in comfort
Continued on Page Six.)
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base and between third and short,
We're close hermetically, while the
gap between Steinfeldt and the
third base line was opened up %
feet
The ball, If hit on the ground,
had no place to go except into
some infielder's hands, unless
Reulbach blundered and Mitchell
pulled the ball down the third
base gap.
The only chance Mitchell had
to hit safe was to drive the ball
over the heads of the outfielders.
or to hit it on a line over seven
feet and less than 15 feet above
the ground
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
VIZ AND THE CANDLE" BY ELEANOR NJ LN(HAM

Aunt Rose. Look around you, Rob-
ert."
Under the clear California moon.
light the jade green lawns and ter
races dropped one below the other
to the distant road Through them
wrthed the long serpentine drive
and paths; dotted over them stood
dark masses of Towering bushes or
trees, with her and there the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
(By United Press Leased Wire)

HOUGHTON, Mich. July S.
Fierce forest fires are raging
throughout this section today. A
fire which smouldered two days.
sprang up late last evening and
swept over a square mile of forest
near the village of Hancock.
Grass fires are burning near On
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
FOREST FIRES CAUSE
IMMENSE DAMAGE

tanagon A. miles west of Calumet.
Scores of homesteaders. according
to messages from Calumet, have
fled from their homes.
Damage aggregating hundreds Of
thousands of dollars has been done
to standing timber and many settle.
ments have been threatened with
destruction in the northern PENN
Sllla
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

less, within the limits set for us.
Outside the limits, outside the law
-
The suggestion was left unfin.
ished, the two men falling silent be-
fore Il. They were young; so young
that the morning mists of romance
still blurred the sharp landscape of
reality. and for the moment, daring
appealed more than endurance.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
CHAPTER /.
The Deciajon,

1T will last about six months" "
stated John Allard, "Afterward-''
His brother looked up at him
hclplessly.
"Afterward?" he echoed drearily
"Afterward there must be more.
II is not possible. simply is not, for
poverty TO approach Theodore ANA
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
MOSQUITO BITES
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
GALVESTON, Tex, July g.
Mosquitoes have invaded Port
Arthur and vicinity in great
swarms and today between 600
and 700 persons are III from
mosquito bites. Five persons
have been seriously injured by
the bites Of the insects and il
was necessary to amputate the
leg of one woman to save her
life.
Ten thousand barrels Of oil
have been donated by a local oil
company to be used in covering
the swamp lands adjacent to
Port Arthur for the purpose Of
destroying mosquito larvae.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

this place viii go. and with Il al
that Theodora and Aunt Ross call
life. We must then take these
women. Aunt Rose an iavalld, Ths0
a spoiled and petted patrician, to
some cheap city lodging. and there
strive to support them. How. q
haven't any idea. Some one might
employ us rs clerks. possibly. e.
Continued on page ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

VANCOUVER, b. c.. Juy S.
Manager Brown of the Vancouver
baseball club, has sold Third Base
man Dick Breen to Clark Griffiths
of the Cincinnati Reds. for $500
cash. Breen will be sent east AT
the end of the season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
EIGHTH INNING.

Tacoma ........ ....,.,....... U
Spohdllt .-.'..,... '..'''. ..'' "
Tacoma grounded out to
Netzel. SchmutZ grounded out to
Cart wright. Anns flew out to
deep center.
Spokane-Flood sent in to bat in
stead of Killilay. Struck out. Net
eel hit a Texas Lacquer over sec
ond, and was safe at first. Cooney
sent a high fly into Hartman's eX-
tended mitt. Weed bounced "A beau
ty over the pitchers head but un-
fortunately he forced Netzel at sec
ond
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
BY PARA DALTON.

o. e. Connor, former corporation
counsel, likes golf. He can make as
ocSd tee, as long a drive and as
goSd put as anyone on the golf
links and here is where he finds
recreation and real sport. He claims
this Is the only game he can play
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
NEW YORK, July s.-The
films taken at Reno at the JET
fr1es-Johnson fight arrived in
New York today and were
rushed to the plant Of the Vita
graph company. Increased
forces were at once put to work
on the films. BY evening it is
expected they will be devel-
oped and retouched so that the
first exhibition may be made to-
morrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

K|[riLAY AND SHEA
VS.. SCHMUTz AND BYRNES
Sixth INNING.

Tacoma-Annis struck out. Mott
hit o double to left. Rockenfield
hit single to right Rockenfield
stole second. Attempting a squeeze
Mott was tagged by Netzel between
third and home. Stevens out on
grounder to Nordyke.
Spokane-Netzel flew out on an
out on an easy one to Rockenfield.
Weed grunded out, Rockenfield to
Mott
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
THIRD INNING.

TacOma ...... ............ |
SpokdIle ............ ......... y
Tacoma-Schmitz hit to center
for a two-bagger. Annis grounded
out to Nordyke unassisted Mott
singled to center, but was caught a
moment later attempting to steal
second Schmutz scored. Rocken-
field grounded out. Netzel to Nor
dyke. One run.
Spokane-Killilay struck out.
Netzel flew out to Hartman. Coon
ey grounded out, Coleman to Mott,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
'HELL'S KITCHEN" AC|TATED
OVER JOHNS0N'S APPROACH

Hell's Kitchen. the Irish district
adjoining San Juan hill on the west
side, also is agitated. hut in a differ
ent manner. A number OF bitter
clashes between whites and blacks
occurred last night and serious
trouble seems inevitable. as tho
"cockiness" OF the colored pcpula-
tion seems to have advanced a hun.
Continued on Page Two.
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FIRST INNING.

Spokane ........... .. D
Tacoma-Bassey hit by pitched
ball. Mott sacrificed to second.
Rockenfield hit a high fly to Keen
er. Stevens hit grounder to Cart
wright.
Spokane-Netzel walked. Cooney
bounced one on Coleman's head,
both runners safe. Weed hit an
easy one, and Netzel was thrown
out at third Cooney and Weed
tried a double steal and Cooney
was caught at third. Keener walked
and Davis flew out to Bassey.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

The real base ball, the kind
staged every day by the big league
teams, seen by the fans and not un-
derstood, is fully explained by
Hugh Fullerton, writing on The
Inside Game" for the American
Magazine for May. Fullerton has
the science of the game worked out
into series of mathematical
problems.
The study of geometrical base
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

"Fingy' Connors. New York poll
tician, began the life of contractor
in the old days. He got a contract
for the employment of 1000. He
lined 'em all up before him and
said: Now. yez are to worruk
for me, and want livery man here
to understand what's what. kin
Continued on Page 2.)
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FIFTH INNING.

dVUIIIH-N UItIIUIl ITPW out 10
COoney. Byrnes grounded out to
Netzel Schmutz grounded out to
Killilay. .
Spokane-Nordyke hit hot one
to Rockenfiold, which he caught on
the fly. Cartwright hit a stingcr
over second base and then stole
second, but was caught trying to
steal third. Shea Walked Killilay
struck out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
FOURTH INNING,

'">oii'o
Spokane ........, " 0
Tacoma-Stevens flew out to
Cooncy. Hartman went out to left
field lansing grounded out to Cart
wright.
Spokane-Weed hit Texas
Lacquer over Jansing's head Keen
er hit a sicrifice and double play
resulted, Weed trying to make
third. Davis out to Annis.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

Tacoma--t1artman out to Davis.
lansing skied high one, which
was nabbed by keener. Killilay's
next ball bruised Coleman's shins.
Byrnes grounded out to Cooney.
Bassey retired from the game and
is replaced by Aunis.
Spokane-Nordyke grounded out
to Annis unassisted. Cartwr, ght
flew out to .Rockenfield. Shea
struck out.
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SECOND INNING.

Spokane ......... ....... 0
TaCOm0-Hartma out to Davis
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28

Popic imaio posebno nasIado.
&c zamoreio oh vsali priliki po-
vcdati, da so bill Marks, Lasalle
in ostali dclavski prvoboritclji
drugovcrci ali brczvcrci. Ako hi
Marks danes zivcl in Ge hi bill mi
liardar kakor .jc Rockefeller -
Papcz hi mu gotovo postal svoj zc-
gen ne glede ma to, ktcrc vere je.
Slovenskim delavcem priporo-
camo, ola pridno citajo sOcialistit-
ne knjige in broSure. kterih ina
"'Proletarec" dovolj V zalogi. Po-
sebno VAN priporocamo brosure
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28

Louis Glazar "a Sygan, Pa. in
okolico.
Vandling, Pa: Frank Verbajs,
box 1875.
Wilcox, Pa: Jakob Dolenc,
box g..
Davis, w. Va: John Mesojedec,
Box 337.
kenosha. Wis: Ignac Radovan.
Cumberland, Wyo.: Lozekar
Casper.
Hudson, Wyo.; Anton Jalcv-
can.
Rock Springs. Wyo.: Valentin
Stalick.
Ia Pueblo. Colo: Karl Batista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28
MAST ~ZASTOPNIIKI.

Colorado CITY. Colo: Drag. Po-
@'reIec.
IA 'mca@o IN okolico so naSi
IaNtopmkl: Mike kuiorec. John
'er''. Anton AnIlceL in Joe Ia
''r'hIN MI f+o \. Curtis st.
J." Sale. H.: John PuGck.
Flip Godina, za indianapolis.
Ind. in Anton MeScc. Indianapo-
lis Ind. "a okolico Severno stran.
IaStopnik. .To5e RodeIi box
275. Frontcnac. Hans.
FRANC Vcgcl. h. 1874. Girard Kas.
in "a Franklin Hans
popcr,c Ir,-s 20 i =, w NJ;
neral E,rs
\;.k v,,L.;,;S Cb;.hIu NJ.
- =, ok,..; in oLoIioo
~ Minnesota. to,roi Er,ooo;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28
N ~UREDNISTVA.

Nepoznanemu Cleveland, o..
III nam je postal ''Narodni Lis" -.
slfkartaSko glasilo g. Zottiia: Mi
Sc ne vtikamo Y SifkartaSke po-
sic. Nam jc vSecno, Ge Sc Sifkar-
taSi drug druzega vbiiajo $ Grni-
lom ali nazivljejo 4 lumpi ali Gc
plJeJo Y bratskem objcmu sam
panjca. SO pac bratci. Xxi Sc razu-
mejo med seboj in so vredni drug
druzega. Spekulantic in kramarii
so. Torei V kos.
Dopisnikoma V Beaverdale. Pa.
in Hazard, Pa. Oba dopisa sta
izvrStna in stvarna. Zal. da in
radl premajhnega proStora V IL
stu, zc nemoremo priobtiti Y tel
Stevilki. Priob6imo ju prihod-
njiG. Pozdrav,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28
MA USE SLOW. SOC. KLUBE v
AMERIKI.

Vsem SLOW. soc. klubom priporo-
ca SLOW. soc. zveza, da vsak klub
odpoSlje vSaj enega Delegate ma
prvi jugoslov. soc. kongres Y Chi
cago.
Da Sc vSai nekoliko razbreme-
milo klubi glede ~stroSkov IA dele
gaia. ie SLOW. soc. zveza sklenila
ma sell dine Is. iuniia t. l.. da
oskrbi SLOW. soc. delegation brez-
platno hrano in stanoyanje "a cas-
F%ongresa Y Chicago
Vsak dclogat mora prinesti 5
schoj pooblastilo. kterega mai
podpiSeta tainik in predsednik
seize, ko jc bill volicn delcgat.
Vsak delcgat maj ncmudoma ma
mani, pc katcri zelcznici Sc bo
pripcljal Y Chicago, la ga bodo
Sodrugi pricakovali ma z~elczniS-
ken peronu in odvcdli V niegovo
stanovanje.
Sodrugi upoStevajte to-
Ia socializem
John PetriG, tajnik zveze
1913 w. -. St. Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28
2 4 o L & o

"Nevarni socializem", "Straho-
vi, "SocialistiGni katekizem" in
" doki klerikalizma''. Citaite
tie brosure dvakrat, trikrat in spo-
znali bote, kaj je socialism v re-
snlci in kaj hoGe; spoznali bote
tudi, kakSnih lazi in plitvih fraz
Sc poSluzuJejo naSi nasprotniki. XII
%agovarJaJo 'sveti'' kapitalistic-
nj sistem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28

lie twin v svojih vnukih, preziv-
liam iznova svoje zivljenje, a to
zivljenje je mnogo slajse, kakor
je bio mole - pusti me! Poidi
proG!"
"LJudje so res cudaki," 81 ie
deJala smrt. ''Torej Sc zmerom ne
ce iii Z mano. Zares poizkuSn,ja me
Gamma. toda traja vendarle re
predolgo. MalO jo pozenem." In
odSla je.
In Y HIST starega dostoianstveni-
ka je bila Smrt sedaj zelo pogosto
V posctih. Starko zcno .je odvedla
SeboJ. vnuke je odneSla druzega
IA druglm proc, Sinovom in hGe-
ram j. ukazala oditi - malo le-
tih je ostal starGek V zivljeniu o.
SamlJen, tiSto osamljen, kakor sa-
motno dreyo ma odprtem polju.
y cello to drevo daie streho vsaj
inooi ''I|", II S'arceH III
- L;s: p'''I'r S~'"I"o"l'
~ "" >'""'ii Sl'er 4
..G"I,$ ~ S'',I". ,,.. T..
n,lI' roJ,' N'''''n r"u 81
~, '' ~'''''''Jio Ter j.
pn ''''""'
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a;;aIs Nloi' "' ''"' N""''' ~
T;I
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'J% H'|'' J." 90" Nr'%G
80 "'''' proc JS ul'''
push "' N"'''"'
.r. 49,,
J''.'''N :, ~ N~'"'"'J"'"
I,"''' Nd. p" mus Sc n" S'r'u
r''" !" ,|''"' '!"i' '"ui u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28
PoVest 0 smrti, XII je hOtela
izkuSati GlOveka.
Smrt je stopila V soho.

$500
Maihen deGek je lezal vroGih lie
V posteljici. N.jegova matt Sc je
sklanjala mad MIN ter je tho jo-
kala.
Smrt .ie stopila k posteljici, a
tedaj 10 je uzrl deGek ter je zacel
kricati.
"NoGem umreti. NoGem umreti.
Mater imam, konji6ka imam ma
kolescih. bic imam III hoGem Z Min
pokati! Pusti me, nocem umreti!
No6em cd svoje mamice!"
Milijonkrat in milijonkrat .ie ze
sliSala smrt enake krikc, IA nikdar
Sc nj doslej brigala zanje. Nikdar
Sc nj domislila, da tiGi IA takim
ugovarjanjem Sc kai druzega. ka-
kor navada. "Kar ljudie d~elaio."
ie miSlila. 20 tenn tudi k%riGe."
\ danes ie bila presenecena. De
eek je zrl vanio 5 preStraSenimi
ocmi, njegova matt je Steer nj Vi
della. toda iztcgniIa ie Svoio roko.
kakor hi hotcla Svoie detc SGititi.
"Res cudno', 81 ie deiala smrt.
"Tako tho jc pri mas, TAX mir.
tax pokoj a ma svetu mic kakor
tekanje, mic. kakor zalitve. mic ka-
kor Skrbi. a Indie odhajaio ven
dar toll herald Z menoj!" In njen
pogled ie poGival ma decku. XII Sc
je njnega otlega pogleda bal Sc
hujc ter je proSil in TOLL tenn mi
leje.
PA Ga pustimo'. ie menila
smrt. 'Nsai enkrat poGakam. Ke-
daj me Ii tax clovck pokliGe sam?
kdaj Ii bo hotel umreti2 Poizkusi-
ii hocem 5 TEN deckom. In odSla
je. In decek ie SkoGil IL postelii-
&c ter je pokal 5 svojim biGem mad
konjickom.
Pc mnogih letih nekega junis-
kega veGera sta Stopala pc peSce-
nj poti nekega vrta med dvema
vrstama velikih rdecih roz diva Sc
mlada cloveka COR in dol. Made
mic oni deGek - je vel ODE o
eici zlatolase deklice med svoji.
il zrl V oci ter dejal: Rad hi
umrl. ker te toll ljubim,"
Smrt ga je Gula. In pc noGi, ko
je mladenic legel. je smuknila ma
luninem zarku k MENU. Smehljaje
Sc, toda mladi MOI Sc jo je pre-
~straSil.
"Pusti me. pojdi proc, Sal sem
ziveti Sele zaGel! Zdaj Sc lie vem.
kaj je zivljenje. kaj je sreca, Pu-
sti met
son me je STEER klical," ie mi
slila smrt. ''toda bodi Pustim ga :.
In odSla je.
Zlatolasa deklica je postala ze-
ma mladega moza in mladi MOI .ie
postal odlicen MOI, ne lie V mestu,
nego tudi V DRAW Pridobil 81 je
imetka. krali ga .ie poklical ma
svoj dvor ter .ie okrasil njegove
prsi l. najredKejSimi redi. bill je
spostovan in ljubljen ter V svoji
rodbini pOvsem srecen. Incl je
zdrave. nadariene in vesele otroke,
njegova zena pa je bila V Hist
solncni zarek. go Ia MOI .je bill res
srecen.
"Sedaj pogledam k MENU" je
sklenila Smrt 'sedaj mu ne mani
ka mic druzega kakor moi mir in
MOI pokoj. XII sta krona cloveSke
sreGe. Da. k MENU pojdem."
DOstojanstvenik .ie poGival pc
obedu. Lezal je ma dragocenem di-
vanu. .je gledal V strop in puSil
dragoceno smotko. Skozi odprto
okno je sliSal l. vrta Smeh in vrisk
svojih otrok ter So je smehljal. La
hen topel din ga ie obdal - Smrt
je priletela V soho.
"Pusti me. pusti me. Pojdi proc
cd meme. - dostojanstvenik je
iztezaI svoje roke prot njej. mi
sem te klical. notcm te videti, ne
grem : teboi ri brczcutnica. kai
ne vidiS, da imam otroke? Da Ii
vim Sc lie Sedaj9 Zaradi otrok vsai
me pusti tukai, Ticu dovoljujeS,
da vodi svojc mladice IL gnezda,
a Gloveku niti tcga ne privoSciS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-28

Stoinstokrat prezveGena laz. da
so socialist III anarhisti emo in
isto. ne vleCe veG. Takisto Sc ze
vsakdo smeje - kdor pozna soci-
ALIEN. - bedasti trditvi o ''raz-
deljenju osebnega p~remozenia ma
enakomerne dele. Socialist MISC
tako neumni. da hi - ko dosezejo
koncni eli - kopirali sedanji o
parski sistem. V kterem Sc - deli.
Why! - Ali ne vidite. kako 81
danes delijO kapitalisti delavGev
produkt? Ne: socialist he bodo
posnemali kapitalistov. da hi deli
Ii. Pac pa bodo razdelili - delo.
in sicer tako lepo. da bodo moral
proizyajati druzbi koristne silva
ri tudi TAXI lenuhi kot .ie zegnani
urednik Gamer. Slovenca'. ako
bodo hoteli JEST. Sevcda te DELFT
We Sc boje profesionelni lcnuhi.
cato pa lazejo o "delitvi premo-
zenja."