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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24
CHAPTER |.
BECAUSE PATRICIA SAID "No."

BECAUSE PATRICIA SAID "No."
~ ONE one was giving crush
- dance at the Country club, and
~ Blount, though he was only
week eud guest of the Bever-
leys. was III naturcd enough to be re.
sentful. What right had a gay and
frivolous world to come and thrust its
light hearted happiness upon him
when Patricia had said Nor 1t was
like bullying IA cripple, he told himself
moroscly. and when he had read the
single telegram which had come while
he was ut dinner he went out and
found chair in a corner OF the veran-
da. where the frivollties had not as
yet intruded.
Blount was level eyed, square
shouldcrcd young man of an up TO
date world. and the stock from which
he had descended was prosaic and
practical rather than poetic or senti-
mental. But just now he was uncon-
scionsly giving very lifelike imita-
ton Of the disappointed lover the
world over.
II was thus, and by the merest
. chance, that Gantry found him. The
rai'roau man Ut ieast WIS uhieisneu'
ly glad.
run up chair' saiu hiount' nut
100 unsracious'S' coi's'uerihs us just
cause TO be more ungracious. II was
thinking of you just "A little while
ago. Dick. / saw your name In the
list OF transcontinental representatives
.,, aa, , sI,,',' ~, - ~
pe I wv -, % 80 -
ne a :" '"' '''
..T,,,at , o,, o. ,aou ,oro,o,
n,o,. Cor,ru so,,rina hIm.oIt oomfort.
ah,r w a. ohaIr ava ,coI,r. On MI,
na.La,a Co.. oiaar .grha .ago,o cost,
.a,,oa 80, 49,. q, E,.o,,a
.ha,s., n,o,h. a. rnnia When hoard
49,, 80 ,a,.,no enc nas,oradnoto fr,rs
=. 80 ua.nanJ ,au soSoo, n, Che
-, ho,. ,,,uoI, Ionoor oro ,or q, FOR y,
.I on, =, ,,o lou soLoo, 4, tbo,
=. ,rsat uo,, n,oan ;, sa,d p,ount .or,
and adm,t,od 10 tho hor n en-, get
-, ..a,,,,,a ,,,,h ,ho pos.o,, ,o,,oo 10,
80 tnnn ond IN osb tor a CHANCE q,
yonne ~ tho greosewood hills and
Judye Iy,cb,s court"
-, -, aa,,,t, ,, a.. ,,,,
Are you ever coming BACK 10 tnem'
Blounti i believe you toh me once IN
the old college days that YOU were
,,os,or,, harn~
"ee'e'h Do"
u told you the truth, ana until 10
night I never thought much about go
ing back" was Blount's rather cryptic
grammatic answer.
"But now you are thinking Of itT
inquired the railroad man, waking up
That's good. We're needing a few
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

YOU AXE TRYING ~ Bhibh ME-
minute. Lets go back to the begin
ming and start over again. | said that
Gordon is going to be the next gov
crnor."
81 know you did, and l said he
wouldn't be. not II we can help It,"
said the railway magnate. with equal
determination.
"'rhe methods you will take to de-
feat him will insure his election. Nc
yickar. You fellows are mighty slow
TO learn your lesson. You don't know
anything but bribery. The times have
changed, and you have not changed
withNthem. say Gordon will be the
next governor"
Again there was a strained silence.
1t was the vice president who broke
It.
"If we had the safest kind OF ma
be sure OF accomplishing anything
with Gordon In the governors Office"
he asserted. you don't need to be
told that"
''Oh, don't know" was the calm
reIolnder Gordon is an honest man
and fair man. If You could go to
MN with clean hahns' out you couiu
not 40 that' McNickar' houre 100
badly out of practice"
"You are not putting 1t quite fairly,
SENATOR we are 100 pauiy Whippcu
10 take any chnnces
81 know That Is what you always
say ana you nave saiu II so mnch'
you ana your ieliow raiiroad mIn'
GScrs' that You nave lost Tue straighs-
forward combination You doh know
now 10 make cieah hsh'' anu u
your own ia"i,'
! once more the inhn WIN 'no spu"re
Jaw tooh t'ihe 10 co"7iuer' ;,
our ~ sl'rrihR WIN 'he. n'oun''
nc sniu hhul'N i0u ure 'alNNis "
'le a. 70" "iiSnt u"h " .o'''"i''' wy
VI ''e "oop w, e'".nn' 'uus"e, ~. :,
~ '.se'"e,, io' .on'u, ~. o.,
,1o", o,n haI,,,, NM ,a,I ma what
~ 80, ,,om.n ' $500 "
81 go, s,,oro do,i al, oro,nd
| r,,r,,,,,oI,. ,ha,,s al ,n, rou.ya 90,
70 make , clcan arht this time 10 yor
want me with Won A new doy has
ou,ned In Amer,cnp nolltIcs / nnl
NV Kind rccopnI,e f. nnd Won and
your kind don't seem TO recognize IT,
4 That is the difference between us. In
the present ease It comes down 20
this: You are going to fight for a rail
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24
PROLOGUE.

This story of young mans
honest attempt to break" the
boss" and the power of the
machine" is an Accordingly in
fimate portrayal of the working
of the wheels within wheels" in
a desperate political struggle of
today. The senator, strongly in
trenched behind his party ma
chine" presents an almost in
vulnerable front, and the con-
J7ict between father and son as
this young lawyer single hand
ed, fights for what he honestly
believes to be the truth and
right holds one with a fremen-
dous sympathetic interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

the legislature. and you can have 1t
and be hanged! Wen have our gov
ernor and our attorney general"
you arc betting on that. are your"
smiled the ran &, ti' opposite chair.
'Is that your declaration Of war?"
"Call It rnvtlit; sou like. We are
not going 10 L, a;!rlated of the map
II we can hr!p t.. strong as your ma
chine is. you caH't swing Gordon In
against Reynolds If we put up the
/ right kind of fight. and when II
comes TO Rankin for attorney general
you simply haven't another man In
the party to put up against him"
you've settled this definitely in
your own mind, have you, HarHwick?
was the quiet question I'm sorry.
I've been hoping you had learned your
lesson-you and your tribe. came
here this evening prepared to show
you decent way out OF your trou-
! bles. SO far as this state is concern
ed"
Again the railroad magnate put his
elbows on the table edge. "What was
your decent way major?" he asked
using for the first time the courtesy
title by which the ex-senator was best
known in his home country.
81 don't mind telling you. though
you will call 1t an old mans foolish
ness. l have grown son, Mcvickar
Did you know thatT
Yes"
"He is lawyer, and pretty bright
one. they tell me. As ! happen to
know, he is well up on the corporation
side Of the argument, and have been
afraid he would marry and settle
down somewhere in the east. I'm
getting old. Hardwick, and I'd like to
have him with me. Out Of that no.
ton grew another. said to myself
this: II Mcvickar could have good.
Glenn cut young man representing his
railroad. man who not only knew his
business In the courts, but might also
know how to plead his clients case
before the public--if Mcvickar could
have such a man as that for his cor
poration counsel and would agree to
live somewhere within shouting dis.
lance of such a young/mnn's ideals
we might all be persuaded to bury
the Ratchet and live In peace and am
ity."
A slow smile spread itself over the
strong face of the railway magnate.
"Why didn't you say In the beginning
that you wanted place for your
boy?"
I'm not saying II now" was the
sober retort. "You forget that you
have Just been telling me that you
don't intend to comply with the con.
dition."
"What condition."
THAT you turn over new leaf and
meet the people of this state half.
way"
There isn't any halfway paint in
fight for life. You know that as
well as do. But well give your son
the place gladly
The man who had once been his own
FOREMAN OF roundups Strengthened him
sen IN MS chair ana smote the table
WIN ms INST.
NO by thunder you wont-not In
thousanu years, McNickar. Maybe
you eoulu puy Ine-maype you nave
oousnt me IN tiMes past-out you can
guy 'nat ooy' LsSh anu III zen !ou
wna' !" eoihe 10 No. .e'eerapneo
~ '"iS "i'e'noon' 'ehhs nih ~
an,ow up us Joo an nos'on anu CONT
~, "e'e no 'oes pretty soon w
4 u "
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1911-11-01

other for 80. so per barrel for the fruit.
After these sales, buyers left the
vicinity for perhaps two weeks. They
are returning now and are offering
$3.50 to $500 per barrel, barreled,
for No. fruit. They seem very con-
ident in their offers, but are not ap-
preaching any growers who are known
to have secured storage. 1t is report
ed that every inch OF space has been
engaged all over the state, and the
buyers are citing this fact as an in
dication of an immense CROP
Here we have a case of the buyers
controlling the cold storage plants
so as to beat down the price of apples
yet in the hands of the growers.
Brete Hart was mistaken when he
wrote, "For ways that are dark and
tricks that are vain the heather
Chinee is peculiar. - The heather
Chinee is not peculiar for here is a
dark way and trick by the apple
buyers of New York that leaves the
Chinaman mile behind.
Some one may want to know it this
condition here depicted by Wayne
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1911-11-01
Horticulture

ing fruits of any kind you can have
''too much of a good thing.
Hen manure is a concentrated fer
tilizer consisting very largely of
nitrates and some phosphates. The
only fertilizer with which it is COM
parable is guano, a fertilizer imported
from some dry island in the Pacific
Ocean off the coast of Peru and con-
sists of the droppings of birds that
have accumulated there for ages. In
some places these accumulation are
said to be two hundred feet deep.
The only difference between guano
and hen is that the birds leaving
these droppings have fed on fishes SO
there is fish element in guano and
not in manure. In all other respects
they are alike for they consist OF the
urine and the excreti combined which
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1911-11-01

all claim is the most concentrated
fertilizer to be found. Our scientific
agriculturists recommend the use of
two hundred to four hundred pounds
of guano to the acre as all that should
be used. Then think of a man recon-
mending three tons of hen manure to
the acre for Strawberries
As to some of Mr. Randall's other
questions, | hardly know what to
say. | can not see how strawberry
plants can be "cuItivated all summer
after fruiting and up till they start
to grow IN the spring. Surely no
one would cultivate strawberry plants
in the winter, neither could he when
the ground was frozen. would
recommend cultivating strawberry
plants after fruiting but not con-
tinuously even till fall. When l grew
strawberries by the acre in Iowa, |
practiced what was then called the
"matted row system. The runners
were not cut or pulled off but we're
allowed to grow and by cultivating
the ground during the growing season
the runners were turned lengthwise
of the row and in this way we made
the 'matted row." We did not run
the cultivator very close to the row
even in the early spring and got
further away as the season advanced.
No harm was done to the old plants
by the cultivator and the runners
turned lengthwise of the row furnish
ed cushion for the fruit and kept it
out Of the dirt. That method is not
practiced in the Northwest and l
doubt if it would be the best.
There are no such things as "fruit
rootlets" in the strawberries. The
pistils and stamens both belong to
the vegetatiye part of the plans aud
not to the roots II the roots of straw
berry plants are cut with the hoe or
broken with the cultivator, the food
supply will be lessened for all of it
must come in through the roots ex-
cept the carbon which enters the
plants through the leaves. With part
of the roots broken the supply of
food will be diminished and the plant
will be feeble and sickly. Don't
mutulate the roots any more than you
would the tops.
| might have answered these ques-
tions by few short words like yes or
no but thought it best to deal with
the underlying principles and thus
create thirst for a more complete
knowledge of plant life.
The apple referred to by Mr.. Randall
is called 'The Vanderpool Red L
have never seen the apple and know
nothing about it except what is stated
in the circular which he incloses.
The recommendations are in some
cases from men known to be very
competent and reliable, especially is
this true of Mr.. Williamson, secretary
of the Oregon State Board of Horti-
culture. l would think the apple
worthy of trial and would SO recon-
mend it. But the prices asked for
the trees are too high for anything
but experimental purposes. Too
much is claimed for the apple to be
all true. My advice is uniform as to
new and untried apples, viz, go slow
fill thav ara taStad IN vOur own
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1911-11-01

Some things clearly Indicate to me
that the fruit growers must have their
own cold storage plants, or at least
must be able to control them. 1t will
not be enough for the apple buyers
and shippers to have cold storage
plants. If that condition should pre-
vail, these plants might be managed
so as to be detriment to the growers.
This is not guess work on my part.
Let me give an illustration of how
these plants might be used to the in
jury of the fruit growers: A writer
in the Rural New Yorker OF October
14th, makes this statement: "The
storage situation in Wyane county,
New York, appears to be no exception
to the reports you have heard. About
the first week in September party,
reported to be a buyer, secured an
option on all the remaining space in
the local storage; his name is with
held. The day his option expired he
closed the deal and signed for the
space. Up to that time two orchards
had been sold, one at 30 cents a
bushel for every thing picked; the
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04
indianapolis. Ind.
Sodrug.

Cenj. uredniStvo ''Proletarca":
Gotovo mislite. da smo zaspali,
ker Sc ne sliSi nobenega glasu,
no, pa temu nj tako.
u delom gre tukaj sedaj slabo ;
della Sc pc I do > dni ma teden in
ako kdo sluGajno zgubi dclo. mo-
IA re skorai enc cevlie raztrgati.
predno dobi drugcga. tako. da
dokler je tax polozaj, ne svetu-
jem nobenemu sem hoditi. ker Sc
daj je zopet tako. kot je bio le-
Ia 1905. Eni gredo ma West \ IL
pom, da bo tam bol.je. drugi 10
zopet.popihaio V starr kraj, osta-
Ii brez della Sc pa kratkocasiio 5
TEN, da kaj citajo.
Nasa skupina jugosl. soc. Zvczc
st. %. je imela svojo redno sejo
dine 10. marca, t. l.. Ma zasedaniu
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Panama, Ill.

Cent. sodrug urcdnik,
Da hi VAN porocal vaznih silva.
ri menda ne pricakujete; kai tu-
Oh neki, sal Sc ne zgodi mic ivan
rednega V takih kra.jih kot ie ia.
Use pc enem kopitu. Delamo
/ dni V tednu. Delo Sc dobi pa
tezko. ker .je mnogo brezposelnih.
Iadnji teden smo ustanovili soc.
klub. k%aterega smo priklopili jul
goslovanski socialisticni Zvezi.
kIub Steje % clanov. To Sc Steje
lahko V napredek.
Ma Jozefovo smo Sc spomnili
tudi naSega ''Proletarca' in smo
darovali sledeGi ma sledeci naGin:
John Mamie, ker je vesela druz-,
la - ct; j. FerjaneiG, "a povzdi-
go ''Proletarca" % ct; Math Girl
car, ker SEN ma pepelnico ploh
ulekel % ct Leop. Kravos, ker je
vZrok cato % ct; NJ. Gricer Sc Is
ct Jaka Lipovc - kuGer 5 ct in
Sc ct; Nj. Gricer da pride ploh
pred njegov house 10 ct in Sc Is
ct l. Kravos, da bi Sestnajstgar-
ca ven stopila 10 ct; Frank Petric
h predlogu % ct; Val. AndolSek
10 ct; ker so Vipavci "a social
zem j. Mahnic % ct: Jak. James.
oh ustanovitvi socialisticnega klu-
ba % ct; FIR. Golicnik, da hi pri-
stopili vsi h klubu 10 ct: j. Roz-
man ) ct: in Sc % ct John Valiant
D ct: j. Roman , ct; Jos. Mikec
% ct J. James 3 ct; FIR. Petric oh
zakljucku zapisnika % ct.
Pozdrav ma vse zavednc DELAY
&c.
Josip FerianGic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04

nance Je re cd nekdaj cerkev in
v kterem ina cerkev svoje mai
vecJe zaveznike in prijatclie. X
teJ pokvari in popacenju ie veil
ko ~pripomogla tudl cerkev sauna
kot nekdanji mogocni posvetni
vladar in fevd. Zamore : Ii Solar
taJiti! \ikakor ne, ce hoGe biti
dosleden. Svet so pokvarili Indie
SAM. ker je pa svet (cloveSka
druzba) razdeljen V diva razreda ::
razred vladajocih in razred VIA
danih, izkuriScujoGih in izkoriSGa-
NH poSedujoGih in proletarcev -
tedaJ nam zdrava pamet govori,
da vladani in izkOriScani Sloii nj
kakor ne moreiO biti odgovorni "a
SlromaStvo in zloGin, Xxi je posle-
dlca hudodelSkega druzabnega 81
stema. Odgovoren je vedno bill in
Je Sc danes lie vladajoci razred.
Da, svet SO pokvarili liudie -
in lJudi dolznost je - ne boga. da
ga zopet p%opravijo. Ali ga Solar
p~opravlja? Ne! On blati liudi, XII
hoceJo popraviti svet. Norce briie
II NTH, cato, ker je 'kran.iski''
pop.
(Dalip Drih
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X IA

kdo pravi, da mas chikaSki
gaspud' Tone Solar nj dober
s%ociOlog? Je in jc. Amer. Slo-
vencu piSe, da bog nj kriv siro-
maStva in drugega splosnega Fla
V danaSnji GloveSki druzbi. Prava
bozJa i%stina. Tone Tudi mi pra.
vino, da bog nj kriv tega. Kako
MAJ bi bill bog kriv9 Kdor zvraGa
krlvdo ma boga ali kdor drzi kri-
zem roke in Caka ma bozie maSGe-
vanJe "a storjene krivice, tisti je
e p%omilovanja vreden in treba
mu je dobre sole, da Sc bo "zbri-
htal''. Resnicno, bog nj kriv! So
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Kansas City, Kansas.
Cenjeno uredniStvo:-

Cenjeno uredniStvo:-
Delavske razmere so neizpre-
menjene. Ma tisoGe liudi caka
pred tovarnami ma milost kapita-
%listov, kdaj vele It'll delati. Ali tn
da srca kapitalistov Sc ne zmeniio
IA Nth bedo in r%evSGino. D~asirav-
no eni SLOW. casniki - seveda kle-
rlkalni prinaSajo novice, da je
dovolj della. Cello duhovniki trdi-
10, da je dosti della. kdor hoGe de-
lati. To trdiio torej tiste osebe.
HI Sc MISC nikdar delale i'm tudi ne
marajo delati. cato nj cuda. da
priporocajo Am. 81" Stevens
Kim delavcem, trdet, da ie mai
bolJsi "a vsakega delavca. ker $
tenn Jim hoce omraGiti um. da ne
spoznavajo delavskih naukov. TIA
list Sc veckrat izraza. da kompa-
nije placajo dovolj in da tudi one
nlmaJo denarja. Vsak zaveden
delavec mora priznati, da .je to
laz in velik Skandal IA tako pre-
varanja. No, sal vemo. da skrbi-
Jo samo IA vecno zivl.ienie. cato
Sc pa ne brigajo. kar je najboli
pOtrebno.
kar Sc pa tice naSc organizaci-
jc. Sc precej dobro napreduiemo
PR takSni slogi in ce hi delayci
lmeIi kolickaj poima o socialistiG-
nj organizaciji. hi bilo Sc bolie in
hi lahko bill ponosni, ampak ie
ravno nasprOtno: nekteri 81 domi-
Sllalo. da so socialist vzlic tenn
ia MISC organizirani, drugi pra-
viJO, da vero zatiramo: tretii. da
grcmo roper Boga: meneG. da 10
Bog ze tako uStvaril. da morale
EN- blti siromaSni, drugi zopet bo-
gait. ker drugace ne more biti
cato je tudi vsako agitiranie brez
uspeha. Takim Sc mi, zavedni so.
cialisti, smejemo. Pravimo nam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04

troci morajo la6ni ~pohajati v So
10, mel TEN ko sc pes k~apitalista
vozi V avtOmobilu.
Brat, delavec ali Sc strinjas S
takimi razmeramiG Ali 81 zado-
voljen. Ola moraS trdo delati, da
so tvoji otroci bosi, raztrgani in
la6niY
Ako nisi zadovoljen, tedaj sc
pridruzi socialistom, XII hocejo
odStraniti obstojeco kriviGno de
litev tvoiega zasluzka in izvoje-
watt. da bo vsak delavec vzival
sad njegovega della.
Brat, delavec odloci Sc!
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(Dalje prih.)
DOpisi.
Chicago, H., /. aprila.

'enJenl Sodrug uredniki
Nevem Ge hi kai de.ial. da mi
oproStite. ko Sc obracam 5 TEN
dopisom ma vas, ali ne: meni Sc
zdl. da Sc nj potreba opraSati.
kajtl Storiti hoGem le tisto delo.
HI ga je uredniStvo hote ali neho-
tie zanemarilo. To je, g%Ovoril hi
rad malo o p%orotilu kumonistiG-
ne slavnosti.
Il Prolctarcevega "porocila" o
tel SlavnoNti ie moral vSak. kdor
M bill sam ma veselici dObiti utis.
da sploh nj bilo mic zanimivega
ma slavnosti, yzlic temu. da je bill
to eden najboljSih v~eGerov. kar
Jill pomnim. 5 StaliSGa zabave in
poSebno domaGega odra.
Ma take ocene hi Sc morale DO
lagati wee vaznosti.
PoSebno je potrebno pecati Sc
5 kItiko o kretnjah igralcev in
igralk kajti IA Ia naGin Sc prizi-
"a veselje pri Glanih do drama
tike.
Igra " boiu IA vsakdan.ii
kruh", .ie bila zelo pripravna "a
Ia vecer. Kratke scenerije IL de
lavskega zivljenja imaio ma ma
lih odrih vedno efekt. Igre V ve5
dejanjih MISC IA odre te vrste. kO
Sc ne razpolaga 5 kulisami.
Igra SamanaSebi je izpadla
pray dobro. vzlic temu, da so ime-
Ii igralci - kakor sem SliSal -
lie dive izkuSnji ma odru.
Dobro so izvedle ulogO sodru-
ginjc Rozi .Janezic. Xxi ie pred
stavljala Tono SuSnikovo in Man
ME Molek. Xxi je imela ulogo hGe-
re MariGke Vrhnikove Ane. vdo-
We.
Med moskimi so dobro igrali
FIR. Udovich, Xxi je incl vlogo hi
Snega posestnika KoSirja. FIR. Sto-
mic fajmoStra Grilca in f.. Delles.
Xxi je p~redstavlial Klopcica. de-
lavca. Tudi sodr. J. Zvanut ie IL
vrSil ulogo Trdeza zasebnika. ;
kretnjami dobro; treba .je bilo od
MEGA lie malo wee glasu.
Dobra misel oh takih prilikah
SO deklamaciie. In tie slisijo We
dino bolj dekletom nego mladeni-
Gem.
''Tragedija" cd A. Askerca. XII
10 je deklamirala gdc. Jenny Err
Ear, .ie bila ma mestu. Zeleti hi
bilo, da hi nam oh drugi priliki
zopet obogatila program s svoiim
nastopOm.
Gotovo .je, da 81 tacih vecerov
zeli sleherni, XII ina zmisel za du-
seven vzitek pc napornem in tez-
KEN delu delavnici.
lie tako naprej!
SOdrup.
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SOCIALIST HoCEJo DELITI!

TovariS, delavec kolfkokrat 81
re cul stare in pogreto laz: socia-
listi hotejo razdeliti imetek med
sebojG
Kaj ne. brat delavec - verjel
81 to bedastoco, ker so jo podti-
kali socialistom. Mislil 81 tako lie:
Vsak bo dial vSe, kar ina. POtem
bo vsakdo dobil enak delez, $ ka-
term bO lahkO storil, kar DO no.
tel. Kedar bOdo premozeniske
razmere neenake, bono pa zopet
delili, Delilo Sc bo vedno. Pred
vsem je denar, njive. cerkve it'd.
No, brat, delavec ali 81 res
re kedaj %sliSal, cloveka pripove-
dovati take neumnosti? Me- Ia
kaj? Ker tako neumnih ljudi
sploh nj ma svetu. Iahteva pc
splosni delitvi bi bila najvecja
neumnost, Xxi bi Sc rodila Glo-
veskih mozganih.
Delavec, pomisli vendar, komu
maj bi dali stolp cerkve V Wau-
keganu, komu streho, komu ste
ne2 In &c bi delili ~zeleznico. Kdo
bi dobil locomotive. kdo Sine,
KIDD vozove? Vsi hi imeli enake
pravice do dele=ev. Torej hi ne
kazalo druzega kot zdrobiti in
stolci vse, kar smo zgradili z We
likim trudom, da hi vsakdo dobil
enak delez kamenja, peska, NAL
tie, z%eleza, lesa it'd. No, o takih be-
dastocah ne govorijo nit V no.
riSnici.
ii, brat - Jelayec pa veria-
mes, ker ne razmiSljaS o lazeh. XII
Jill podtikajo socialistom.
Kako mai hi pa delili denar?
n pr. zupnik V Waukeganu hi
razdelil svOj imetek med svoie
farane. Mogo6e hi ma vsakega ia
rams prisla desetica ali pa malo
wee ali mani. Kaj hi Sc z~vrSilo 2
denarjem. Stedliiv in varcen clio
vek bi hranil. Hrjulc in TrnovGev
Pavle hi pa nalozila svoje deseti-
ce V jeruau pri PetkovSku ali ko-
mu druzemu. Takoj drugi dan hi
bila zopet neenakost in deliti hi
bilo treba 2 nova. Hrjulc in TT
nOvtev Pavle hi hodila pijapc
varcnim liudem bi pa rastel ime-
TEX.
Tudi IA tako d%elitev, XII hi bila
gotovO vSec Hrjulcu in TrnovGe-
vemu Paylu, Sc ne more ogrevati
noben socialist, sploh nOben pa
meten clovek.
AkO socialiste obrekujejo ma
tako nesramen nacin, tedaj socia-
listi gOtovo zahtevajo nekaj do
brega in pametnega "a vse DELAY
ce, sal Sc Stevilo socialistov mno-
Ii Z vsakim dnem.
kaj pa vendar hoGejo social
SIT? Mar hocejo res deliti? ST Ii
razmiSljal o TEN brat, delavec?
Ako hos cital socialistiGne spise
in casnike in hodil poslusati ma
shode socialisticne govornike. Sc
hos prepriGal, da socialist hoGeio
Odstraniti delitev.
Deli Sc danes V kapitalisticni
cloveski druzbi. Delitev je danda-
mes V polnem cvetiu. Dandanes
deli kapitalist 2 delavcem, XII de-
la "a MEGA. In sicer deli krivic-
no. Dive tretjini obdrzi kapitalist
"a sebe, ~dasiravno nj delal. DELAY
GU pa prepusti lie emo tretjino. Xxi
sc o pri trdem delu muciti cd
ranega ultra, pa do poznega We
Gera. Malokateremu delavcu sc
posreci cd krvavo zasluzenega
plaGila DAFT ma stran kak dollar
eek "a slabe ease. VeGina delav-
cev je pa vsled piclega zasluzka.
XII so Jim ga odmerili kapitalisti,
49,. Ill. a.. uo,.x. II