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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
DUBUQUE WOMEN AROUSED.
Will Meet Tonight in Effort to Improve
City's Health Conditions.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, Jan. 25.-The women of the
city will meet tonight, at the call of
the women physicians of the city and
in accordance with suggestions of the
national medical society, to discuss
matters pertaining to the public health
DR.. Mary killen will address the wom-
en- in an endeavor to bring about a
systematic movement regarding health
conditions of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Business Change at Wesley.

Special to Times-R Republican.
Wesley, Jan. 25.-Another business
change has taken place here. Theodore
Schroeder has sold out his furniture
store to L. b. Loofts, of Germania, who
will take charge Of the business Feb /.
Mr. Schroeder is undecided what he will
do for the present, but will probably
remain here during the summer.
Our dealers have now plenty Of coal
on hand, while the surrounding towns
are out and are hauling coal from
here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25

wrenched her leg and breaking both
bones OF the left leg just above the
knee.
There were number Of other chill
dren on the sled but none Of the others
We're hurt
Mrs. George Bothell, who lives north
east of Corning, was thrown out Apf a
sled from which she was attempting
to alight. The horses would not stand
and she was thrown onto the frozen
ground with such force that her arm
was broken in three places.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Wrist Maimed bv Door.

Mason City, Jan 25.-Attempting to
close the door at her home, the -
year-old daughter of Martin Christian
sen, ran her hand into the glass of the
door, severing the tendons of the wrist
and causing a wound of a serious ma
ture. A physician was called at once
and the wound dressed. The result as
to the use of the hand is still in
doubt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
President MacLean's Busy Week.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Jan. 25.-President George
E. Mac Lean of the University of Iowa
will speak on Robert Burns and the
Revolution of Yesterday and Today
before the Caledonian Club this even
ing. at Traer Thursday he will attend
a meeting of the state library commits
sion in Des Moines; Friday he will go
to Chicago TO attend a meeting of the
alumni of Williams College, of which
he is graduate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
MILKY WAY IN STREET.
Street Car coIlides With Dairy Wagon,
Splitting Nearly 200 Quarts.

Des Moines, Jan. 25.-A street car
collided with an Iowa dairy wagon yes
terday, and many patrons We're thus
deprived of the privilege of paying 10
cents per quart for their regular al
lowance of tactical fluid.
The car struck the wagon and sent
cans holding $50 quarts of milk and
seventy five pints of cream sailing
thru the air. They all spilled, making
veritable river of milk along High
street Chester Ives, driver of the
wagon, was thrown out and seriously
hurt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
High Price for Timber Land.

Iowa City, Jan. Pr. p. Adams and
his brother, r. K. Adams. have just
purchased a tract of timber land south
of Scion for s176 per acre Fifteen acres
were secured from Albert Kabela, adj
joining the Adams farm.
Mr.. Adams states that there is a
stand of fine timber on the piece, the
timber alone being estimated at $75
per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Grundy Debating Team Wins Agar

Special to Times-I2epublica
Grundy Center, Jan. 25.-The Grun-
dy Center high school debating team
defeated Forest City two to one Friday
evening, on the question of the COM
mission form of government for cities,
having the negative side. The debate
was the second in a series to end in the
state championship.
Grundy Center had before defeated
New Hampton and will likely meet
Cedar Falls next.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
ENGINEERS INJURIES FATAL.
Former Fort Dodge Man Dies at Salt
Lake City.

Fort Dodge, Jan, 25.-William Kohl,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kohl, ST.,
and who grew to manhood in Fort
Dodge. passed away Sunday morning
at a hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah,
of which he had been an inmate for
the past seven or eight weeks, death
resulting from injuries he received
during a collision on the Oregon Short
Line about November "a.
Mr. Kohl was employed as an engin
eer on that road.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
Law Class Work Starts Feb. z.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City Jan. 25-Iowa's new law
building at the state university was
formally accepted by the finance com
mittee of the board of education last
week and official announcement has
been made that class work will start
Monday morning, Feb. I. A smoking
and lounging room will be one of the
features of the building most appreci-
ated bv the Students
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
BAD coAsTlNe ACCIDENT.

Little Girls Leg Broken and Wrenched
at Cornine-other Mishaps.
Corning, Jan. 25.-Little Ruth Mey-
erhoff, the S-year-old daughter of At
torney and Mrs. d. H. Meyerhoff, while
coasting down the hill. near the Raw
son school house, caught her foot in the
root Of a tree in passing, terribly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
NEVADA MINISTER RESIGNS.
Rev. B. F. Shoemaker to Relinsuish
Passionate of Church of Christ.

Special to Times-Republican
Nevada, Jan. 25.-During the morn
ing services at the Church of Christ Of
this city B. F. Shoemaker who has
been pastor of the church for the past
several years, announced that he had
rendered his resignation to the church
board. 1t will be acted upon next Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Shoemaker is one of the
most popular pastors of the city, being
admired and highly respected outside
of the congregation as we'll as within.
During his brief stay here he built
splendid new church edifice and has
succeeded in adding to the congrega-
ton in numbers as well as spirit He as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
BYERs IN MARRAY CASES.
Attorney General Expected to Assist ir
Trial of Scott.

Council Bluffs, Jan. 25.-County At
torney j. J. Hess has filed in the office
Of the clerk of the district court no.
tice of the Introduction of another
witness for the state in the case against
Frank Scott, alleged Mabray steerer.
whose trial is specially assigned for
next Monday.
Attorney General III. w. Byers is ex-
pected to assist in the Scott trial, as
he did in that of John r. Dobbins.
3 The newly discovered evidence is that
Of Samuel Stauffer, of Bancroft, Neb.
dt is regarded as important. Stauffer
will testify, according to the notice,
that Scott came to him shortly after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILEp.

Frisco, Limited in Wreck This Morn.
ing at Maple River junction.
Special to Times-Republican.
Boone, Jan. 25.-Passenger train No.
1, the San Francisco Overland Limited,
was derailed at Maple River Junction
at $50 this morning. The tank of the
engine and several cars were thrown
from the rails, and one sleeping car
was damaged.
Assistant Superintendent C.. T.
Boone, with a wrecker, went to the
scene of the accident early. No one was
injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
HuskINe CORN AGAIN.
Harrison County Farmers Resume
Work in Fields.

Dunlap, Jan. 25.-Snow in corn fields
has settled so that farmers who have
corn still in the fields are getting it
out The continued cold and snow has
made great demand for rough feed.
Hay is scarce and high. Many farmers
will be obliged to sell stock for want
of feed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25

the date on which John Hermelbrecht
of Bancroft, is alleged to have been
swindled on Mabray horse race in
this city, and told Stauffer that he
(ScotD had helped swindle Hermel-
brecht out of $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25
DWIGHT MYERS INDICTED.
Man Caught at Minneapolis Wanted ii
Several Iowa Towns.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Jan. 25.-Word received
here yesterday from Minneapolis is to
the effect that Dwight Myers, the
Greenfield boy wanted here and at sew
eral other places on charge of pass
ing spurious checks, has been indicted
by the grand jury there and will be
tried at the approaching term of court,
at that place, on a charge of forgery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-25

The state pharmacy contemplates a
reform in the manner of conducting ex-
aminations for pharmacy certificates
by which they hope to get better re-
suits. They would fit up a model pre-
scription case, or a series of them, and
at the time of examination would give
the students practical work in filling
prescriptions and thus develop whether
or not they can actually do the things
which they are asked to tell about in
the written examinations. This plan is
followed in other states with much
success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-05
CHApTER Xxx. :

&c. ERHAPs I'd better 60" 10
sic, dutterinE with alarm and
a little pale, went quickly 70
the door
duncan followed her a pace or two
al can't leave just now" he stammereo
II don't mind one bit l don't want
to be In the way. I'll telephone from
home. Good night, dearest" On up
toes she drew his. fnce down to hers
and kissed him aI'm so happy"
qalF dazed. Nat stared after her un-
ri her lightly moving figure merged
with the shadows beneath the trees
and WINS lost. Then. with a sigh, be
turned back 20 Pete,
The shaFlH had y Iedqb tedlL s1fEer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-05
loontlnued from saturday.l

Duncan took a long breath and 10,
sizes band Mt one and the same time
.-Air. Grafiaul.' he said coolly. "Im
glad you're the frst to know it Josie
has Just ask-agreed to be my wife"
Old sam recovered sufficiently to
take the girrs hand and pat It I'm
mighty glad. my dear" he told her.
81 congratulate you both with all my
heart"
..And 50 VIII 1 when I have the
right Kellogg added. smiling
..Oh. forgorY' Nat FASTENED to
remedy his oversight Josie. this is
my dearest friend. Mr. Kellogg; Harry.
this is Miss Lockwood"
Josie gave Kellogg henhand- IL"
she g1ggled-"I'm pleased to meet you
I'm sure"
deal OF you. Miss Lockwood. from
Mats letters. and / shall hope to know
you much better before long"
..It's awful nice OF you to say So
Mr.. Kellogg"
..And Nat, old mun"-HelloEg threw
an arm round Duncan's shoulder
congratulate you! You're a lucky
doGP'
BUT we mustn't disturb these young
people. Mfr. Kellogg Graham broke
in nervously. They n-they'Il have
lot to say to one another. I'm sure
SO wen just run along. I'm taking
AIR. Kellogg up to the house, Nat
You'H follow US as soon as you can.
won't you?"
..Yes-sure."
.I've got some news for you, too
thnt'n mnke you happy"
Never mind about that; It'll Keep
till supper, Mr.. Graham" Kellogg
laughed, taking the old mans arm
"Goodby. both OF you-goodby Tor
little while.H
"Goodby."
WASN'T that terribleY Josie turned
back to Nat when they were alone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-05

I'm DOG, ALL RIGHT" SAID NAT
~ think it was real mean of Mr. Ora.
ham to turn on all the lights that
way she simpered- somebody else
might we SEEN"
YES" agreed the young man. half
distracted, .'but OF course l darent
turn them or again"
Never mind. We can wait" Josie
bIushedL IN just sit here and wait
we can taIR lIll- Tracey comes. and
then Won can walk home with me-"
Yes, that'il be nice" he agreed. but
without absolute ecstasy.
Fortunately for him. In his temper
of chat moment, Pete Willing reeled
into the shop two-thirds drunk, WIN
his face sneared with blood from
cut on his forehead.
"scuse me-" he muttered huskly,
"Kin / see you minute, docr'
Re reeIed and almost fell-would
hive fallen had not Duncan caught
bis arm and guided him to a chair.
"Great Scott, sPete!' he cried. whats
Unopened to youS"
M wife" Pete explained thickly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-05
CLASSIFIED AID

, DIS tenants every day
for many.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-05
TELEGRAM

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for some people
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

Sram bio tacih izdaialcev delayl'
skin ineteresov.
Priznati pa je pc drugi stram
tudi treba, da SO eni slov. delaye;
pridno agitirali "a soc. kandida.
tie. Uspeh te agitacije .ie bill. da
Je sodr. Duncan Me Donald. kan.
didat IA dezelnega poslanca v 80
okraju dobil V l presinktu %. v
=. IS, 3. l5l, I. 741a, >. 76, 6. los.
Z. al, S. 2S2 glaSov. Skupaj 1Ol6
glasov. ) TEN je Stevilo glasoy v
La Sale n%araslo IA l25 odstotkoy
V dveh letih. V mestecu Peru so u.
prizorili nemSki sodrugi veliko
agitacijo IA sodr. Ne Donalda. In
dobil je ~ glaSov. Pri Zadniih
volltvah je bilO "a isto mesto cd.
danih lie %. Brez pretiranosti Sc
lahko trdi. da .jc -dobil sodr. Nc
Donald Y La Sale Countiiu mad
5000 glasov, Brez velikega napo-
RIA smemo pri prihodnjih volitvah
prlcakovati, da izvolimo soc. kan
didata V illinoiSko postavodaio.
Malo casa pred volitvam V S
sodrugom Potiskom pred SAT
tom" razdajala Chicago Daily
S,,;,lft' " ..\ a..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
Listu V podporo.

Nabrano med sodrugi pri Jos.
Briccljnu dme ~. nov. t. l.: Frank
Pavlovit. dvakrat gospod, 10 ct;
lg. Travnik. dvakrat goSpod. 10.
ct FIR. Merlak. cnkrat gospod )
ct FIR. Cerne IL Clevelanda. ker
Sc je vSe tako dobro izSlo $1.0O:
Frank Merlak. 800: Ig. Travnik
DO ct: Jos. Dremelj. cato ker Sc
cutim med svojimi ljudmi % ct;
Neimenovani, radi tega, ker John
PaJk ne bode Boss cez Slovence V
Conemaugh. Pa, 10 ct: Neimeno-
van: cato. ker .ie bilo re dosti
bolJ poStenih obeSenih kakor je
John Park. l0ct: Ignacii Kos:
Da popravim pomoto, kcr sem
zadnjic trdil. da je bill Ant. Stra-
ziSar pravilno izvoljen V odbor
;. ID. =. L., kar pa nj res 30 ct;
JOS. Bricelj: ker ie slavljenec
zdrav 30 ct: Peter AnziG: Ker
sem bill V teku dveh let samo en-
KRAFT pr notarju % ct. .Jakob
kocJan: ker pevsko druStvo v
Conemaugh iSce pevovodja % ct;
Stefan fabric: ker pevsko druSt-
Vo V Conemaugh nina svojcga
pevovodja. ii vzlic temu dobro ma
preduJemo % ct Rafael Zupancc:
ker Sc je posreGilo spraviti drva
domov % ct: Ant. SemiG: Kcr
IN videli kukavico ma -. now.
% ct; Frank krajc: Ker Sc ie
Zmufal agent Conemaughskcga
notarJa % ct; Toni Gabrenja: Ker
Sc Je Park V svojo lastno mrcZo
wei % ct; Neimenovan % ct; .Ter-
neJ LovkO Kukavica znese jajce
V tuJem gnezdu % ct Jack Koc-
Jan: ker dotitno jajce nj imelo
nobenega uspeha V naSem gnezdu
10 ct; NeimenOvan: Tudi kukavi-
ca zastonj kuka 10 ct: FIR. Pavlov-
enc: ker je bill Andre.j Vidrih IL
volJen preds. istega vcGera % ct;
Josip Pavlovcic: KraSka buria
vedno L vecjo mocjo piha ma ME
ga visokost % ct. Skupno torei
S1.l5. Nsem hvala
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
STRAJK KROJACEV v CHI
CAGU.
Umor Strajkaria
Umor S~traikaria.

PodlvJanoSt chikaSke pOlicijr i'm
drugih oborozenih barab V sluzbi
~kroJaSkih tyrdk je doSegla viSek
zadnJo soboto. ko je posebni po-
licaj Tony Yacullo V sluzbi tvrd-
Ike Royal Taylors. u%strelil Strai-
karJa karla Lazinskasa. da ie ma
mestu umrl. Umor Sc ir zvrSil ma
Fifth Ave. in Taylor St. kjer je
Lazlnkas opravljal posel piketa.
Morlca so takoj zaprli. Ubiti
straJkar je bill mlad Litvin in ME
gova zena Z otrokom donna ma
%PolJskem vsak dan pricakuje pi-
smo in Sifkarto, da poide IA MIN
V Ameriko. Pokopali so ga vGcrai
in devet blockov dolga vista
StraJkujocih krojaGev i'm kroiaGic
ga Je spremila ma pokopalisce.
Strajk gre lokalnim kapitali-
Stom re tako cez glavo. da Sc ie
ponudll mestm svet Z zupanom ma
celu, da posreduje V prilog miru.
Posebni odbor, ktcrcga ie imeno-
val zupan. Sc .je seSel zadnji pc
TEX 4 zastopniki krojaske unite
in tvrdke Hart, Sshaffner e.
Marx in zboroval diva dni. Mare
dill so nckakSen nacrt "a pogod-
DO in ga predlozili strajkarjem ma
glasovanjc. Glasovalo sc je wee
RAJ, rezultata pa Sc ne vemo ko
gre "Proletarec" V fisk. Ker Sc
pa V listen pogodbenem naGrtu
ME ne omenja zaprta delavnica.
glavna zahteva krojaGev, ne YER
Jamemo, da hi ga strajkarji odo-
brill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
La Sale, Ills

t%cnJcni Sodrug urcdnik,
Kot .e VAN Znano, smo imcli
tudi Lasalltanic volilni boi ma
dan volitev. dine :. novembra. T |.
Strank ne bonn naSteval. sal iih DO
znate. Omenim mai lie. da so Sc
pripravljale S~kandaloznc agitaci.
Je IN graftarie Sc INA spomladi.
lie zal, da so Sc tch nizkotnih agi-
tacij udelezevaIi tudi eni Sloven-
ci - in to kar .iavno. ne da hi So
tcga sramovali. Ram "hench-
mani graftarjev so Jill vozili ma
voliSce ma koGijah. Vsi ii so hill
vetina delavci, trpini. Kai 81 mo-
rajo neki kapitalisti misliti o ia
eth delavcih, Xxi Jill ma volilni dan
kupijo "a par desetakov? Fell
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
Chisholm, Mimi.

Odgovor rojaku. Xxi je iskal
Proletarcevega dopisnika.
Doticncga radovedncza prosim,
da MAJ Sc Sc zglasi V Chisholm.
|adnJit niscm incl prilike, da hi
osebno govoril I MIN. ker nisem
vedel. ola jc oni. Iii .ic poizvedo-
val "a meme.
opozarJam pa vse slov. rojake,
kl MISC "a delavsko stranko. ce
prlhaJaJo pc nasvcte ali Sc hoce-
10 seznaniti 4 menoj. da mai pri-
DECO poSteno in odkrito kot della.
wee h delaycu, %hinavSGino. kleGe-
plaztvo in drugc enake cednosti
pa maj odloze. ker ~ zadnie vrste
roiakov nimam casa.
Opazovalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06

gi so bolj zgodaj vstali in zasedli
vse vaznejSe postojanke tako, da
mora biti re prav dobro pOdko-
van, kdor jim hoce delati konku-
rencO.
Da hi 81 posamezni Slovenci do
ma ~napravili kapital, Xxi hi mogel
uspeSno konkurirati z nemskim,
a%ngleSkim, amerikanskim, hi mo-
rail- V sedanjih razmerah izzeti
svoj mali narod tako, da bi ga
ugonobili. Re sedanje n%abiranje
kapitala V posameznih rokah IL
cinkuje pogubno, kar paG najbol-
je dokazuie naraSGajoce izsel.ie-
vanje V Ameriko. Narod bi moral
biti mnogo vecji. ia hi mogel brez
smrtne %nevarnosti pretrpeti raz-
vol kapitalizma.
Toda Ia razYoj jc naraven "A
kon, ki Sc ne da prepreciti. Tudi
pri Il ne. In kdor ina odprte
oti, ga lahko opazuje vsak dan.
Povsod je kapitalizacija uniccva-
la. SibkclSc SamoStalne ekSiSten-
Gee izgubljajo SamostalnoSt med
dclavStvom Sc razSiria breZposel-
most. Ogromna razlika med veil
kim bogaStyom in SiromaStvom IL
Stvuria novo vrSto bedc.. Ia po-
sameznika ic Sevcda vSceno. &c
ga jc kapitalizem ugonobil kot
tIana vclil;cga ali pa malaga ma
roda l. narodnega StaliSca pa To
nj vsccno. Tudi million unicenih
ckSistenc prctrpi nemSki narod
"a Slovence bi bila to katastrofa.
Cnitevanjc Sc pa pri mas ze vr5i;
tctudi Sc ne vidi tiSoc propadov
obenem. .ie yendar Svarilno deist-
vo, da Sc Itevilo Slovencev sko-
raj ME ne mnozi.
NajvaznejSa narodua naloga
Slovencev je bila skrbeti "a po-
mnozitcv. Ia pa mora biti znana
samo Y Sirokih Slojih. \ Iiudsko
pomnozevanje je materialno V
%praSanjc. Pogostoma Sc trdi. da
lmaJo revczi wee otrok kakor pa
bogatini. Nekaj je ma ten rcSni-
ce. ia liudje V razkoSnem aivlien-
Ju brez della degenerirajo in Sc
radl svoje udobnosti boie prevc-
likega Stevila otrok. Toda tudi
prenaporno delo in ~prevelikc skr-
bl unicuJeJo fiZiCno moe. Ne gle
de ma TO pa ne odlOcuje vpra-
SAME. koliko otrok ST. rod. am
pax koliko Jill zraste. Kjer je
beda, pa umirajo otroci. ker pri-
hajajo vsled slabotnosti starScv
slabotni ma svet. ker Jill matere
ne morejo zadostno rediti in ker
Sc V bedi razSirjajo tubcrkuloza
in druge. zlasti otroSkc bolezni.
Nelik del Jill pa Steer zraste o.
stane pa slaboten. IA delo mamie
sposoben in ie Ease kakor tudi Ia
l~zkoriScajoGi kapitalizem mamie
vreden cd zdravih. krepkih liu-
di.
DelavstvO, XII Sc boju.jc IA bolt
Sc gmotne raZmere. ST Ie 5 TEN
boJuje Ia fizicni napredek marc
da in tako je V malem narodu
razredm bog pravem pomcnu
besede boj Ia obstanek naroda.
PrI mas je razreden boi naroden
hoj. "RdeGi prapor"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
NALOGE MALEGA NARODA.

Odkar 50 Slovenci Stopili V po-
liticno zivlicnjc. zavzema narod-
no v~praSanie Y MEM prvo mesto.
Me cudncga nj to. NarodnoSt je
Slovence Sc lc spravila ma polite
no bojiSce, ma kterem je tudi "a
VISA druga avStrijSka plemena ma
cionalizcm vpraSanje vseh vpra-
SAM. Med vSemi pa so Slovenci
najmanjSi, ]ncvarnost, ia st potla-
CLIO in unicijo. je bila zanje maj
veGja in IL te nevarnosti jepoysem
naravno nastal odpor ma vSe stra-
nj. Boz narodov IA svoj jerk in
"a ohranitev Svojega z%naGaja je
dejStvo, o katerem Sc lahko raz-
licno sod, ne da pa Sc utaji. So
cialna demokraciia nj temu boju
nikdar odrckala upravicenosti. da
81 mora obsojati avstrijski naGin
in pa zlorabo, ki 10 uganjajo ma
'IplldllNi tNIli lldllNt T. HdIDAllllll
vpraSanjem. hoteG I MIN slepiti
~delavstvo, da bi ne ~spoznalo svo-
Jill razrednih ~intereSov in nalog.
Iaradi nacionalisticne hinavSGine
Je treba neprenehoma poudariati.
da ne more nobena narodna ena-
kost premostiti socialnih naspro-
til, Xxi so med posameznimi razre-
di V vsakem narodu. Nepreneho-
ma je treba razkrivati resnico. da
.je gospodarska solidarnost med
podjetniki in delavci nemogoca,
tudi Ge pripadajo oboji enemu ma
rodu. Tudi St ne SINE ~pripuScati
noben dvom o TEN. da so "a de-
lavce razredni interest najvaznej-
81, kajti oni odlocujejo o zi%vljenju
Da izkuSajo meSGanske stranke
odvrniti delavce cd razredncga
boja, je umevno. Zakaj tudi tie
stranke so razredne, dasi ne pri-
navajo tega; in razrcdc. katere
zastopajo, nimaio dobicka cd raz-
rednega boja. Ker pa Sc ma vol
nj Il zvijaco vcasih veG doseze ne
go $ ~hrabrostjO. Sc nj Guditi. da
obsojajo razredni boz zaradi ma
rOdnega Interest,"" GeS, Slovenci
smo premajhni, da bi Sc razredno
cepili. Treba je torej preiskati tu-
di vprasanje, &c je delavski raz-
redni boz res ma kvar narodnosti.
Dejstvo, o katerem ne more hi
ii n%obenega dvOma, .ie. da smo
Slovenci majhen narod. TO nj V
nobenem oziru dobiGek. Trrdi :
strogo nacionalistiGnega staliSGa
Sc mora p~riznati. da je mas neugo-
dni polozaj pripisati veGinoma ma
81 maloStevilnosti. Sal YES sloven-
ski narod ne bi napolnil enega
Dunaja. We. slovcnski narod 81 ne
more ustanOviti ne toliko. ne ia
kin kulturnih postojank kolikor
emo nemSko, francosko ali itali-
JanskO mesto. Par amerikanSkih
miljarderjev ina wee premozenja
nego YES slovenski narod. Sam
Rockefeller lahko V cnem hipu =
emo rokO wee daruje IA znanstve-
ne svrhe. nego morejo Slovenci
enake namene IL vseea naroda
nabrati V celcm letu.
Naravno .ie. da ovira maloStevil-
most tudi r~azvoj naScga kapitali-
una. kljub vsem lepim frazam ST.
Ger k%apitalizem mixer nj naciona-
len. Kapitalist iSce dobitka. kier-
koli ga more dobiti. Pc vseh kra-
.Jh sveta iSce novih trgov ter de-
la $ Kitaici, Sudanezi in Culukaf-
ri ravno tako kupGije. kakor 2
domacini. Geslo "Svoji k svojim"
velja lie u konsumente, nikakor
pa ne "a prodajalce. Toda predcn
Sc more trgovina raZSiriti. mora
imeti podlago. Zlasti slovenski
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-06
Yale, Kansas.
Cenjeni sodrug.

Cenjeni sodrug,
V prigibu Yam poSiliam cello
letno narocnino, ker mi ie pote-
kla re zadnji mesec. V oklepaju
sem cital stew. 1G4. Ali odlaSal
sem vedno. Mislil sem odposlati
n%arocnino takoi po konGani volil-
nj borbi. Pa sal vcste kako .je.
Porocati sem hotel o izidu volilne