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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03

tug of war contest between saddle
horses, It is the plan TO have as
many different towns or sections of
the country as possible represented
by tug of war team. one or more
contests will then be held each day
until a winner is determined.
The pulling will all be done by the
saddle horn and the community hav-
ing the best trained roping horses
will undoubtedly win the contest. 1t
is expected that much interest will de-
velop and that this will prove to be
one of the most popular of the big
annual events.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
Taken TO Rochester

Rochester, n. Y. Sept. 3.-As the
result of disobeying a supreme court
order to appear as. witness in the
United States Independent Telephone
case now on trial before Justice Ben
ton, Breckenridge Jones, president of
the Mississippi Valley Trust company
of st. Louis, arrested yesterday at
Casenovia, was brought to Rochester
this afternoon in the custody of a de-
putty sheriff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
HOLMES APPOINTED BY TAFT
IN SPITE OF BALLINGER

Seattle, Sept 3.-Secretary Ballin-
ser today refused to discuss the ap-
pointment of DR.. Joseph Holmes as
director of the new bureau of mines
by President Taft. Holmes is said to
be a foe of the secretary of the in
terror and a friend of Pinchot. The
new bureau is subsidiary to the in
terror department and in view of this
Holmes appointment was somewhat
surprising. Holmes was backed by
large delegations of westerners. Bal
linger opposed the appointment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
Mentions Guild Hail Speech.

Omaha, Sept. S.-sColonel Roosevelt
left early today for Sioux Falls, where
he will arrive at noon. Speaking at
Ak-Sar-Ben club on invitation last
night Roosevelt referred to his ia
nous Guild hall speech, saying "My
efforts in Egypt met with much the
same interest that Wall street be-
slowed on my efforts here. The ma
tive press made me feel at home"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
Miss Sutton Wins.

Monterey, Calf, Sept. S.-Miss May
Sutton won easily in woman's singles
yesterday at the opening of the Del
Monte tennis tournament for the Pa
cific state championship. She defeat
ed Mrs. II. Kearn, 60, 60. Mrs.
Bruce defeated Mrs. G. Cutler, 60,
6-1, and Miss ~Golda Meyer, defeated
Miss Brown, SO Us, 6-S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
Women Represented.

There are many interests of women
represented.
Mabel Boardman of Washington
will speak on behalf of the National
Red Cross; Mrs. James l. Chamber
lain Harrisburg. Pa, will represent
the State Federation of Pennsylvania
Women; Mrs Rhoda Chamberlain,
with others, will represent the State
Federation of Wowen's Clubs of Ok
lahoma. A dozen southern women,
including Mrs. Benton McMillin of
Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs. w. B..
Burney of Columbus, S. c., will repre-
sent the Woman's National River and
Harbors congress.
Every state, every city, many coun-
ties, all of the leading organizations
of women, the universities of the
United States, business organizations,
commercial clubs, civic bodies, clubs
of sportsmen, scientific societies, or
ganiZations of automobile manufac-
turers, and even, it is said, an aero
nauuc organization, will be represent
ed at the great congress.
There is no organization in the
United States today that brings to-
gether such a wholly representative
organization of American citizens as
the National Conservation congress.
Roosevelt to Speak.
1t is before this body that Theo-
dore Roosevelt, representing the
'progressives,' as they are called, will
repeat his declarations that the fed
eral government ought to control the
water power and most of the other
resources of the country, because the
states are not so well qualified as the
federal government to protect these
industries for the people
Before this same body Reed Smoot,
the senator from Utah, will advocate
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
Jail Break at Pasco,

Sheriff Taylor has been notified
that there was a Jail break at Pasco
last night 1t is understood that
white man and negro sawed their
way to liberty, but owing to the poor
telephone service the details Of the
break nor the crimes Of which the
men were accused, was not ascertain
ed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
COLORED PRINCE FOUND.
Insult Discloses Royal Scion in {
French Uniform.

Paris.-A colored prince. who
wears the French uniform, came un-
der the notice of the Paris police the
other day. He is Prince Glegle, son
of the late King Behanzir of Dahomey
French protectorate in Central AZ
rica, formerly noted for it's crops of
amaZons. The Prince is corporal
in the French Foreign Legion and
was disowned by his father on join
ing the French colors seventeen years
ago.
While walking in the Place d'Italia
the Prince was insulted by an apa-
che who yelled at him, Down with
the army! Why don't you make your
face white?"
The soldier-Prince, who is a tall
powerful man, seized the man and
took him to the police station where
the identity of the corporal came
out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
BOdieS Found

Graceville. Fla, Sept 3.-Dangling
from trestle just outside of town
yesterday were found the bodies of
Ed Christian, a negro, charged with
shooting Deputy Sheriff Allen Burns,
and Hattie Bowman, a negress, who
was arrested on the charge of being
implicated in the crime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
ClOAKMAkERS
BACK TO WORK
Big Strike in New York Ends
and 10000 Return to
Work.
AGREEMENT is REACHED
WITH MANUFACTURERS

One of Greatest Labor Distur Dances
in History Brought to PeacabIe End
Last Night-Victory Is Won by La
borers-Hereafter All Work VIII Be
Done Under Sanitary Conditions
Suspense in Work Has Meant Loss
of $4,000. 900 i'm Wages.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03
CONSERVATION
BEE To BUZZ
National Conservation Con-
gres Will Be Most Unique
and Important Gathering.
EVERY FORM OF ACTIVITY
WILL BE REPRESENTED

Monday Inaugurates Momentous Ses-
sion of Many Notablcs-RoOsevelt
and Pinchot viii Defend Federal
Control of Water Power, While
Reed SmOot VIII Head Advocates
of Estate Rights"-Clashes Are Ex-
pected-Women of America Will Be
Represented.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-03

Faith is more than taking every
one at his face value.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
MAI. SHERMAN LAST OF
FIVE HUNDRED PIONEERS

Oakland (Calif..l Enquirer.
The last man, the last of 500!
That is the peculiar position which
Major E. A. Sherman of this city oc-
cupies-the last of 500 pioneers who
came to this section of the country
61 years ago today.
Those 500 people were gold-seek-
ers. They had travelled by water
from the eastern shores of the coun-
try and the ship in which they had
encountered many gales dropped an
Choir in the Bay of San Francisco on
the gath of May, 1919. 1t is need
less to remark that the San Francisco
of that distant time is not the San
Francisco of today. but it appeared
satisfactory to the passengers who
We're grateful that they were per-
mitted to tread earth again.
The voyagers were bundled into
boats and rowed ashore, the keels of
the yawls touching the beach at the
corner of Sansome and Pine streets
more than half a mile from the wa
ter line of the bay at the present
time.
Some of the men in the part. went
to the mines. others entered various
kinds of mercantile pursuits, others
still became members of the learned
professions and some dawdled away
their time. became derelicts while
not few attained distinction in the
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

several activities which they elected
to follow.
For long time there was kent m
a spirit of comradeship between these
easterners but, as years went nv
there were vacancies in the ranks and
these vacancies continued unti all
that remained could be gathered
around the festive board without mar
ucularly crowding a very large apart
ment.
When the number dwindled so tina,
banquet was no longer feasible the
survivors, feeble and haggard. would
assemble for dinner and "reminiscences
at the home of Major Sherman in this
city but they, always felt that before
the return of the next anniversary.
one or more of them would be called
beyond.
About ten years ago all that re-
mained of the noted body were Col.
Won Schmidt, of Alameda and Major
r. A. Sherman of this city. Since
then, Won Schmidt has gone and now
alone remains the major who is still
n resident in this city.
After the party landed at the cor
ner of Sansome and Pine streets. they
walked to the corner of Montsomery
and Market streets where a number
of them took shelter at nights in
tents, the only accommodation which
could then be provided.
+ Every year since that memorable
arrival. SO many years ago, Major
Sherman, who is still active and men
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
Il LOVE" IN 81 LANGUAGES.

Here is the translation of 81 Love"
in twenty-seven different languages,
no that whether the girl be Am erican,
Russian, Greek or Prussian, the
young man need not lack the phrase
which will touch her heart:
English Il love.
German--Ich liebe.
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese
Amo.
Greek-Agapo.
Russian--Ljublju.
Dutch---lk benin.
Breton-karan.
-Watakusi wasuki masu
Cam bodgese-K Khuhom sreland'
Danish elsker.
Swedish-Jag alskar.
Polish-Kocham.
BasqueTM TMaitatzendent.
Hungarian-Va
French-Jaime.
Turkish h-Serej ejoroum
Algerian Arabic-Nehabb.
Egyptian Arabic-Nef'al
Persian-Doust darem.
Armenian-Gesirem.
Hindustani-Main bolta
Annamite-Toi thu on'g.
Chinese--Oul hi bouan.
Malayan- Sahyasuka.
Volapuk-Lofob.
The Scral Book
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
DOMESTIC SERVICE FOR MEN.

There are today few occupations a
young man can take up without fear
of a woman taking the bread out of
his mouth. These are: prize-fighting,
ladies' tailoring, and-do not sneer,
young maui-DOMESTIC SERVICE!
Even prize-fighting may be closed to
men tomorrow. If some strong-armed
Vassar graduate should decide to cap
ture the championship belt. Ladies
tailoring may entice them at any
time But as time goes on, it be-
comes more and more evident that
one field will never again have a wo-
man occupant. Go into general
housework, solve the servant problem.
and save the American homel
There is no reason why young Am
erican men should not make ideal
servantgirls, and yet preserve indie
pendence. The beokkeeper works
from eight till six. His meager wages
must pay board and lodging and
clothe him. What a lifel But the
general-housework girl in a small
family-what does she have to do
but cook a few meals, clean a few
rooms. after a fashion, and collect
thirty dollars a month? Not a penny
for expenses, nice room, plenty of
clothes given her. and every Thurs
day and Sunday out! Young men,
It is easy. What preparation is need
ed? Nothing; anybody can learn to
cook In week. Capital? A trunk
and written reference from your
last place, the latter readily obtain
able from the manager of any EN-
ployment office.
And think of the happy lives you
can make by your charming little
culinary surprises. Then. when the
family 80 away for the summer, they
take YOU with them, or-you have
the whole flat to yourself, and every
thing free! Young men, it is a Wis
ion of happiness!
Who knows, too, but that your
employers daughter may fall in love
with you. and marry you. thus, when
she goes into business for herself.
making you happy and comfortable
for life?
At all events, young men, domestic
service is worth considering. II is an
open field, and man can make his
mark in it. Why not be a pioneer?
The Delineator.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
MAY |RR|GATE TRACT
OF 100000 ACRES

For the purpose OF investigating
and probably exploiting vast tract
OF land in Idaho, a group of local
business men have associated them
selves together, and will send En-
gineer Lloyd Aldrich to that part of
the country in the near future.
The project contemplates the irri-
eating of a tract comprising about
100000 acres, and will prove i'm
mensely profitable If the present plans
of the gentlemen interested go
through
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

tally brilliant, walks in reminiscent
mood over the route he travelled with
that pioneer band lin those days Of
old, the days of gold, the days of 40" ="
Today, the major made his usual
pilgrimage recalling many of his for
mer associates, the success or the lack
of which attended their efforts in life
and the end which finally overlook
all of them and which he serenely
survives.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All who have not done so please
call at the Assessors office and liss
property and save penalty.
n. n. SMITH,
Assessor Mesa County.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
Charles Horahan went to Palisade
last evening on a business trip.

i'St eNthlu6 Oh u uuslHeSS Trip
]. S. Wigginton, the Fruita capt.
talist is in the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Phidelah Rice and
Miss May Rice left today for an ak
tended outing at Enoch's camp.
Hickman Walker the Delta attor-
ney, son Of Il. c. Walker. is spending
week visiting his father in this city.
Elmo Gaines, who has been here
for the past year, left yesterday for
Boone county. KY, for visit.
The program committee for the
Knights OF Pythias Memorial Day ex-
ercises will meet this evening and
prepare the final details of the cere-
monies.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

One fare for the round trip to salt
Lake City via Denver & Rio Graude
June and returning June IS, ac-
count of Young Peoples Convention
of the Mormon church.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

godliness
to a is a to in
Boise has other
have public bathing There o
a municipality public
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

Your outfit for that trip isn't COM
plete without a Kodak. You can buy
them at all prices from s1.00 to $50
at Lutes kodak store.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

You will have to show Englshman
great after his Guild Hall Teddy
fuoe in Britain that he did elsewhere There
himself
craftsmanship
If Teddy his
adopt a sailing
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

a o
of life take By all
the of the hills
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

II Colorado Fruit & Commercial
lock has any value. send me a bid
five shares.-M. L. Walker, Cald.
'ell. Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

We can show you the best line OF
lp-to-date buggies in town.-Fred
Nantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

l fool the sun and save you money
on your awnings. Phone me. j. II.
Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

The Sentinel that OF
highways commission the
roads We shall be happy show
the
here 1t with much question
of Colorado Isolated
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07
A WoMAN's GREAT IDEA

is how to make herself attractive.
But, without health, it is hard fer
her to be lovely in face, form or tenn
per. A weak sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation
and kidney poisons show in pimples.
blotches. skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. But Electric Ritters
always prove a godsend 10 women
who want health. beauty and friends.
They regulate stomach. liver and kid
neys. purify the blood, give strong
nerves bright eyes. pure breath, n
smooth, velyety skin, lovely complex
ion. good health Try them. SOC at
the c. D. Smith Drug Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

be the readngthat be
Rocky
through the old
Washington a
better than like
while welding
shall possibly
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

talking the of that
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

Railroad attacking railroad bill
o
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

Meet your friends at our soda foup
tain. The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

Piano moving is speciality with
iaTtou G. Terriu.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

There stories being written
pointing
individual
believe
and
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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07


ad
ersng Several of the abs the
Hubbard
Hubbards
regarding
sorcher from the
standpoint recommend professional
icle They make
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

We are expecting a big car of fur
niture soon and to make room we are
going to make some prices on dining
tables, chairs. rockers. iron and brass
beds and dressers that will surely
move them. The two best refrigera-
tors made, the white Frost" and the
"Automatic." sold by Bannister Bros
& Silcox
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

There enough the of
nterurban railway
here Grand Junction
hence right
entepring lit
of the road as Grand Junction and she howl
this little snaing
conditions
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-07

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12

Dakote. In da V blazeni Rusiji
svobodnomislece ljudi posiljajo v
Sibirijo in Jill obesajo brez VISA
kin dokazov zlo6instva kar ma pre-
XII sod. No, potem nj cudno, ako
nekdanji carjevi podaniki z stu
dom in kletvijo izgovarjajo ime
trinoga. Tudi nekateri slovenski;
vse in hej Slovani predstavljajo
tega ruskega Miklavza kot "a pr
vega in vzor Slovana. Dasiravno
je v vladajocej rodbini Romano
vieev mnogo veG NemSke kot pa
Slovanske krvi. Cudna je nash
rodoljubarjev taktika, zakaj neki
pojejo Nemci hura. Morda ie bo-
gat.
Zivljenje ma kmetih je veliko
bolJ p~rijazno in zdravejSe kot pa
V velikih tovarniSkih mestih, kjer
delavcem V Zaduhlih tovarnah ne
prenehoma udarja ropot strojev
ma uho. Res je, da so tudi kmetje
pod sedanjim sistemom indirekt-
no izkoriSGani cd kapitalistov, V
prvej vrsti cd mcsarskea trusta
in ma zitnej borzi. (ArmOur Pat
ten)). Vendar Sc njihovo izkoriS-
CAME in Ivljenje niti cd dalec ne
mora primerjati smrtno nevarna
della in direktno izkoriSGanje in
dustrielnih delavcev pc kapitali-
sticnih magnatih. cato pa mora
10 delavci, kmetje in mali ohrtni-
ki, XII skupaj tvorijo en- razred,
ako hoGejo doseGi resniGne uspehe
Svojih stremlenj. ne oziraie Sc ma
veroizpovedanjc, versko prepri-
CAME in narodnoSt - nastopiti
skupno kakor en- MOI roper sedan
jo kapitalistiGno strahovlado. V
medsebojnei harmoniji mai eden
do druzega razSiriaio socializem.
njegov nauk. socialistiGno case
pisje in broSure. Fakt je. da kdor
propagira ideie socializma. razSir-
ia socialiStiGri fisk, stori "a
d~elavstvo wee, kot pa vsi obiokani
rodollubarji skupaj.
Prerijski sodrug.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
Verginia, MINI,

CenJeno uredniStvo Proletarca.
Prosim bodite tako dobri in pri-
obcite te vrstice V mas ljubljeni
list ''Proletarec''. Ze dolgo Sc nj
sem oglasil V naSem listu "A ne
morem wee ~vzGrzevati. kcr zdra-
mil in razkacil me je neki Glanek
v naSem Sifkartaskem listu "Gl.
Naroda', kteri mi je priSel pred
par dnevi pc naklucju V roke. V
isti stevilki zgoraj imenovanega
lista, je bill neki clanek, XII posku-
sa prestraSiti amerikansko prole-
tarsko maso S TEN, da piSe, da so
razni verski fanatiki razlicnih yer
ustanovili V Ameriki takozvano
ligo prot socializmu. XII Sc tako
lepo razvija med amerikanskem
ljudstvom. Pri tel ligi so katolis-
Xxi skofje, metodisti, protestant
judovstvo in velikO druzih yer XII
bojo poskusali popolnoma uniciti
socialism med ameriSkem ljud-
stvom. Tako piSe Sifkartaski list.
Obenem pa, da bojo oni skrbeli "a
zboljsanje stanja ameriSkega de-
lavstva. Tia je zopet lepa. JAZZ bi
Sc nerad utikal V verske raZmere
in tudi bi ne rad napadel duhov-
nike ali kterega druzega XII zasto-
pa verske sekte. ker naSa social
sticna nacela MISC napadati du-
hovnike ali vero. dokler mas oni
pustijo pri miru. Obenem je pa
naSa socialisticna stranka eko-
nomska in politicna stranka, KITE
IA nina prav mic "a opraviti z
verami, ampak da sedanja privat-
ma posestva kot rudniki. tovarne.
plovJi, Xxi jih zaGasno posedu.jejo
kapitalisticni trotie. miliione de-
Iavcev pa tlako zanje della, da ia
posestva spadajo cloveSki druzbi
in da delavci morajo dobiti polno
placllo "a NTH delo. Ker pa verski
fanatiki poskuSaio vtikati svoie
prste, kjer Jim nj mic mar, sem sc
lin namenil odSteti, kar jim gre.
"Oni bojo popolnoma unicili
socialism in skrbeli "a boljSi po-
lozaj delavske mase'. To Sc gla-
81 V onem cl. "Glas Naroda." Kc-
daj Y zgodQvini cloveSke druzbe
so ycrski fanatiki Skrbcli IN zboli-
SAME onih. XII 81 sluziio vsakdanii
kruh? Ali morebiti MISC bill We
dino ma strani bogatinov? To ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
DOpisi.
Selby, So. Dakota.
SOdrng urcdniki

Sodrug urcdnikl
Nikar Sc prevec ne r~aziczite.
ako VAN niscm zapisal datuma.
kcdaJ, ola to piSem. gIavni vzrok
jc, ker ma nobeni polici niScm mo-
gel najti pratike. Brz kot ne. bode
kmalu petek, ker smo danes imeli
ribe "a obed. Movie posebnih nj,
no so ze. Dobili smo namreG wee
novorojenckov, XII pripadajo raz-
IIcnm Stirinogatim pasmam, in
kcr Vas dobro poznam. da vi "a
take novice pray mic ne marate.
temvec hocete vcdno lie kai sliSati
cd Judi, Xxi delaio. Seveda 81 We.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12
Springfield, III.
Cenjeni urednik!

CenJenl urednlk!
IL prostrane Amerike Gitamo
dopise "Proletarcu''. LIE dopi-
SOW IL Springfielda nj najti v Ii
stu, kot bi tn ne bilo slovenske
Masculine. Pa tudi sedaj nj mnogo
porocati, ko vse delo skoraj po-
civa. Ali komaj Sc DO obrnilo NJ
blJse, bodo zopet oziveli starr pre-
piri.
Tu Sc delijo Slovenci V diva ia
bora severno in JUNO koloni-
10. Par stotin mas je, a Sc ii IL
vino V prepiru, kar gotovo ne
pomaga do ugleda med drugimi
narodi. Slucaj, Xxi Sc je dogodil
prejSni mesec, dokazLje, da ie to,
resnica. SeSla Sc je desetorica.
NekaJ IL severne, nekaj pa IL
JUNE kolonije. Priceli so pitt v
gostilni. Nakrat so Sc sporekli.
priceli so Sc pretepati in poteg-
Mill 50 noze. Bio je navadno kla-
ME diva sta bila smrtno ranie-
ma. Taxi dogodki pa pricajo, kako
Snrovl IN n%eotcsani so Sc posa-
mezniki,
Clovck ne hodi V gostilne. da
Sc pretcpa in kolje Z nozem. SUI
rove pretcpe mora obSojati vsak
razsodcn clovck. Taxi nretepi ne
p~rovzrocajo druzcga. da ponizu.
JcJo mas narod V occh druZih ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-12

resnica, da so vedno bill desna
roka bogatinov? Kdo je provzAE
ell velikansko kri3arsko vojskd
v kateri je poginilo tisoGe in til
soce MOI, zensk in nedolznih otro-
cicev, med katerimi je bill gotovo
kak mas rojak in katerih kosti SO
sc videle pc polji dvesto let DO
imenovanej vojski7
Verski fanatikiY
kdo je vedno zagovarjal tlako
In desetino in plaSil proletarsko
lJudstvo, da ako bi ne bio DO
mono grajscakom in zvesto hodi-
10 ma tlako, da bode njih prihod-
Mi dom ma dnu peklaY
Verski fanatiki?
> kom so drzali verski fanatiki
oh casu francoske revoluciie. ko
Je stradajoce francosko liudstvo
poskuSalo podreti in podrto mex
danjo francosko monarhijo .je pa
proglasilo "a republiko9
Drzali so in bill so desna roka
bogatinov.
S kom so stall verski fanatiki
oh casu suznosti juzni Ameriki
in oh casu civilne voiske, katera
je pozrla skoro diva milijona clo-
veSkih zrtev, predno .ie bila SUI
most ~odpravljena.
Verski fanatiki so vedno drza.
Ii z onimi, Xxi so barantali s crni-
mi sunni.
Dragi citatelji P~roletarca. iaz
upam, da pc precitanju tega mo-
jega dopisa me ne bodete napac-
no razumeli, ker sem bill primoran
dotakniti Sc verSkih fanatikov V
tenn mojem dopisu. JAZZ Sc nisem
Sc nikoli vtikal Y vcrske razmere
in tudi naSa socialisticna naGela
IN program MISC Sc vtikati V take
razmere in n XII reprezentirajo
kako versko sekto, dOkler naaR
oni pri miru pustijo, kadar pa ga
tneS dvojiti srSene. BODIES goto-
vO nekaj dobil cd Nth kot odgo-
vor. Ravno tako mora.jo dobiti
oni, ki pOskuSaio S hinavSGino cd
vrniti delavsko maso cd napred-
ka socializma in Jill poriniti V te-
mo suznoSti.
Castiti gospod Skof Ireland in
drugi njegovi pristaSi, XII so usta-'
novlli takozvano ligo "a unicenie
socializma, hi morali priti SEN k
nam ma Nerginijo V tukajsne ru-
dnike "a par dni in naloziti kakih
90 tonov zelezne rude ma dan in
preprican sem, da bi nitro ustano-
viii ligo proti kapitalistom, ne pa
prot delavcem.
II koncu mojega dopisa po-
zdravljam S citatelje "Proletar-
apo Sirni Ameriki. Obenem vas
pozivljam, da Sc ne prestrasite tie
"lige nazadnjaStva". Agitirajte
in pridobite najmanj vsak enega
n%arocnika "a ''Proletarca" in kot
pribito je, da bode Proletarec
eden izmed n~ajvecjih slovenskih
listov V Ameriki.
M. B.