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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

ments are flying around. it is admit.
ted, and nearly everyone contradicts
the other.
South Dakota Celebrates Tonight. &.
Today is the fourth anniversary OF
the commissioning of the South Da-
kota, and the event will be duly cele-
brated by the officers. Tonight the
! big vessel should present a dazzling
sight. She will be a blaze of light OF
all colors, while the flag drapings on
the quarterback should rival any that
have yet been put up. The gangway
will be covered in, and the guests. will
pass up to the deck under canopy of
flags of all nations, with electric
lights of red, white and blue to tighten
the gloom.
There Will, be a big cake four feet
in diameter on the after hatch, while
fountain has 'been cunningly devils
ed. This will be decorated with flags,
and on the ruffed water will float a
| little full-rigged ship.
The function, to which 500 invita-
tions have been issued, will begin AT
s o'clock, There will be dancing to
the strains of an excellent orchestra
and supper will be served
German Emperor Honored.
The guns at the naval yard, stimuli
taneously with the guns from the four
warsnips, fired a twenty-one-gun sa-
/ lue in honor of the German emperor's 5
birthday. With the first bang the
ships were dressed in holiday attire,
and added considerable picturesque
/ ness to the waterfront.
! The Navajo went down to Pearl
Harbor this morning with some ma
chinery for the contractors working
on the drydock.
1t is planned to take the four cruis,
ers out to sea for exercises on Mon
day. This morning there were inspec-
tions and exercises on all the ships
in port
The Glacier will remain in port un-
til furt.er orders.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
CHAIRMAN COOPER REPLIES
TO CRITICISM OF COMMITTEE

Alfred d, Coorer, chairman of the
Republican executive committee save
out the following statement this att
ernnoR:
IF the articles that have appeared
in the newspapers for the last three
days regarding the examinations Civ
en- to the inspectors of the Board Of
Health are substantially correct, | am
very much surprised at the attitude
of the president Of the Board Of
Health.
"In so far as | am concerned, the
facts are as follows; 1t was brought
to my attention some days ago that
some Of the inspectors claimed that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
PHOTOGRAPHERS
HARD At WORK

Engineer Martin, of the water sur
vey department, is not sure when he
will be able to lelyo for Washington.
The indoor work of compiling the data
gathered during the last year is a
hard, long job, and, as Mr., Pierce has
had to take up field work again, the
staff at the photographers office is
shorthanded.
photographer Pierce is doing field
work on Oahu at present, but he is
to leave for Hawaii next week. Some
of the observers on the big island are
in pilikia, and the expert is to take
run over and look into the trouble.
Chief Martin can not set date for
his departure yet, but he thinks that
some time next month he may be able
to get away.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

ness should be reached sometime next
week
Notwithstanding this appeal, how
ever, an application was made to
Judge Cooper by Robert Horner ask
ing that he have the mandamus put
into effect. The other side contend.
ed that it was beyond the circuit
judges jurisdiction now, and that he
had no right to take any further ac-
ton on the matter.
This question was decided by the
supreme court this morning, when the
writ of prohibition applied for by
Judge Wilder was made absolute
against Judge Cooper, preventing him
from taking any further part in the
case until the appellate court may 9th
erwise order
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
GOVERNOR REPUDIATES
Farm Colony
Goes to Maui

Market superintendent S T. Star
rett is preparing to pilot a party of
thirty new homesteaders to Maui on
Friday, February ?, where the settlers
will take up lots in the Kuiaha Pau
wela public land tract for the purpose
of growing pineapples. Part of the
superintendent work is to be fami-
liar with the character of the public
lands thrown open to settlers and ad-
wise the newcomers as to the proper
crops to raise on the lots assigned
them from the land Office.
In this party are a number Of local
small farmers and also a large per-
centage of practical, experienced farm
ers from the mainland who came down
in the Wilhelmina and Lurline. Su-
perintendent Starrett was instrumental
in getting these mon to come to Ha-
waii and has made it point to Sc
lect competent producers who would
make the most of their lands.
1t is the intention Of tn homestead
ers to establish themselves now and
prepare the land for a planting of
pineapples in the spring. Their prod
uct for the first season will go to the
Haiku cannery, but they hope to get
enough land under cultivation within
year or so to erect another plant
and do their own canning on co
operative basis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
TELEPHONE MAY
INCREASE STOCK

Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd, whose
annual meeting is called for Tuesday
next, is called now also for a special
meeting on February s. ito consider
and take action upon a proposal to
increase the capital stock of the com
pany and the disposal of the new
shares to be issued in case of such
increase" other business however be-
ing admissible.
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uine spontaneity and the Hawaiian
band outside filled in the more sub
dued moments.
There were almost as many 'inu-
pias" for the German emperor as
"hoch der Kaiser" toasts, for there
were many Hawaiians there, as we'll
as Japanese and resident foreigners
Of all nationalities. Portraits of the
emperor and empress were decorated
with Hawaiian leis.
All the resident consuls called to
pay their respects to Consul Pfoten-
hauer and many of the consular at
taches. In receiving his guests tho
consul was assisted by Paul Isenberg
and Consul Rodlek, who represents
Sweden in Honolulu. Admiral Thomas
and his staff, Admiral Switzerland,
General Macomb and his STAFF, Gov
ernor Frear and the heads of the fed
eral departments and many others
prominent in local affairs were among
the guests at the consulate. The ff-
cial register contained more than 300
names at the close of the reception
and the rooms were still crowded with
newly arrived visitors
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
SESSION LEGISLATURE
STILL AN OPEN QUESTION

In answer to a question, Governor
Frear this morning said that it was an
open question as to whether a special
session of the Legislature should be
called or not The matter is being
gone into, facts and figures relating
to the financial state of the Territory
being studied.
AS to the possibility that his an
swering the specifications of Kuhio
would delay the special session, the
Governor said that he thought that
would not be so. The answer would
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
Did Not Say That He Believed
the Story About a Commits
siOner Coming to Be
Correct.

This morning the Advertiser published purpoed
Governor Frear which ended in these surprising
Personally | have received word all of the
coming of a commissioner, believe that the
formation of The Advertiser that is here
The having had editorial
the subject this morning
could inquired phone The
replied the following report
"THAT LAST SENTENCE WAS MANUFAc
TURED WHAT | SAID WAS THAT |
THINK THAT WOULD OUT ANYONE
UNTIL THEY HAD RECEIVED MY REPLY TO THE
CHARGES THEY WOULD WHAT
TO
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

they had not had sufficient time to
prepare for the written examinations
then to be given. though they seemed
confident about the field and oral ex-
aminations which were to he held at
the same time. In view of the fact
that it did not appear desirable on ac-
count OF the coming convention to
add further complications to an al
ready involved situation, and. further,
as It did not appear that the post
ponement for a couple of months OF
the written examination of the in-
spectors, some of whom had been en-
ployed by the Board of Health for
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

be sent off next week, probably. Still,
it might be possible that the calling
of a special session would be delayed
till the Governor was re-appointed or
his successor appointed.
Governor Frear this morning ap-
proved of the rules and regulations
adopted by the Board of Agriculture
regarding the quarantine against dogs
that are imported The regulations
will now go into force and the steam
ship agents will be notified of the fac
that dogs should have a certificate O
good health before they are shipped.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
UP CAMPAIGN FOR
MORE EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS

The old fishmarket immigrant sta
ton is now practically deserted and
the only occupants at present, aside
from DR.. Clark and his office staff, are
two families, one Spanish and one
Portuguese. The Spanish family is
awaiting the release of a child who
has been i'll in the Children's Hospital
and the Portuguese folk are about to
take a steamer and sail away to their
new home. This does not mean that
the officials will go vacationing, how.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

ever, for with lle placing of all tho
immigrants the work of visiting the
plantations where they are establish
ed and investigating their living con-
ditions will commence. Part of the
duty of the inspecting officers is to
find out from the settlers the names
of relatives and friends in Europe
whom they would have come here.
Last year Mr.. Silva, who is now in
Europe, did most of this work, and it
is not known as yet who will be chos-
en- for this canvass.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

All members of Hawaiian Lodge are
requested to assemble at Masonic Tenn
pie tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
for the purpose of attending the funer-
al of their late brother Capt. Sander.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

taken sick but was not considered i'll
enough to be put ashore, as it was
thought that he would soon recover,
and be able to follow his duties. He
never recovered, though, but died five
days after leaving Tacoma, or fifteen
days ago.
What he died from no one aboard
knows. The chief symptoms were
chills at frequent intervals. To DR..
Ramus it did not seem like pneu-
monia, it might have been anything,
in fact it might have been yellow
fever.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

Charles A. Cottrill will speak at
church at the eleven
o'clock service tomorrow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
Japan Will Maintain
The Chinese Empire

TOXIC January 27Mniser Uchda
is committed maintain the integrity Chinese
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
Another Man Sick.

Shortly after the Mexican died, an
other member of the crew took sick
His case is slightly suspicious of yell
low fever, but it is too early yet to
say, for the visit to the ship this
morning was not sufficient for tho
doctor to say positively what was all.
ing him.
Anyway no chances will be taken
on the case, and the vessel will take
on her coal and provisions outside the
harbor. She will be fumigated before
the work of coaling her is begun.
Continued on page five.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
A MANCHU
GENERAL IS
DYNAMITED

(Associated o
PENIN January 2The ManchI probably
fatally wounded today bomb killed
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CONDEMN BOY SCOUTS.

INDIANAPOLIS
the Mine Workers
that them shall belong o n
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
The HARPER,s WEEKLY ROW.

WASHINGTON January Ex-senator Tilman declined reply
about the Colonel Harvey .-aiaI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27

TOXIC, January 2Miniser Uda
is committed maintain the the Chinese
INDIANAPOLIS
in
that shall belong o n
THE HARPERs WEEKLY ROW.
WASHINGTON 27Senator Tilman
Colonel Waersons challenge
the Harvey -UsAI
THREATENS ATTACK.
NANiING, 27Sun
they abdcate by Monday
-RON
FRANCISCO 27The State Central
either Wilson
GoMPERs ACTIVE
WASHINGTON January
ing interests opposing the eghthour law.
PROBE TRUST
January 27.The committee
has decided the probe
KANSAS CITY January
Nilsson
sKRMsH
CUERNAvACA, January 27Thy apistas killed
skirmish
QIorning Cable Report Page Twelve)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
SUN THREATENS ATTACK,

NANiNG, January 27sun Yat the Manchus that
ey abdcae by Monday will Petn with 100 700
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
SUGAR

Cane: 4.39c. h., $3.50 per
ton.
Beets: 15s. Cd. cwt.,
$104.20 per ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
SHY OF BOTH

! SAN FRANCISCO, January 27.-The Democratic Stat
mttee will indorse either Hearst Wilson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-27
WEATHER

Their. min, 6S.
Bar s a. m, 30.02.
Wind, I'm, IS.
Rain, 24h., s a. m, 90.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19

res TAXI osli, da v enem tednu
vse pozabimoY V zadnji stevilk
~svojega ~jolietskega trobila pravi
da so brezposeblni delavci - ba
rabe! Tiste reveze. ktere goni
brezdusni kapitalizem cd mesta
do mesta "a delom in kruhom psu.
je on "barabami", 6es "da b;
lahko delajo, a noGejol" o lie ca
kaj, zlobnez! Pride morda cas-.
ko hos tudi brush pete "a delom
- ko hos tudi TAXA "baraba''!
Mi socialist pa lie pojdimo ko.
rajzno naprej, sal nam DO - bog
pomagal! Tako nam .je javno ma
shodu voScil Rev. Anton Solar!
Jeden navzocnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Waukegan. Ill.
(Kristanov shod.) Kakor je bile

(Kristanov shod.) Kakor je bilo
naznanjeno ~predzadnji Stevilki
"Proletarca', vrsil Sc .je Krista-
nov shod V FinSki dvorani. Shodu
ie professional sodrug Frank
Saws, Xxi je pojasnil pomen in ko-
rlst shoda navzocim. Ia MIN .je
govoril sodrug joe Zavertnik. st.
IL Chicago. Ma to pa je nasto-
pill sodrug Etbin Kristan. Ne bo-
dem p~ojasnjeval ka.j ie kdo go
voril. ker umam zbranih besed.
ako ravno sem vSe tri pazno po-
slusal; recem pa, da sodrug Kri-
stan res zasluzi tisto pohvalo V
predavanju ali govorniStvu. ka.
kor piSejo in govorijo o MEM.
TO cez , uri trajajocem shodu
smo Sc vra6ali vsak ma svoj dom ;
vsi zadovoljni Z uspehom. A par
don. ne vsi. nekateri so rekli. da
je kristan norceval IL krani-
Ntih vojakov. drugi so zopet re.
xii. da sta bolje govorila +. Saws
in j. Iavertnik. vecina mas pa je
mnenJa, da nismo Sc sliSali take
ga slovenskega govornika in ga
mogoCe nikdar vec ne bono. Ne.
kaj Sc nam je pa vendar dopadlo
pri teh zabavlicah in to je ker Sc
nekaterim bOlj dopade govor So
druga F. Savsa in sodr. j. Ia.
vertnika, Ia diva bono skuSali
Sc veckrat preskrbeti, ker osta-
meta med mani V Ameriki: sodr.
f. kristan ma gre nazaj Gez ocean
IN ne moreno 81 nadejati. da hi
ga Sc kedaj sliSali.
Tebi sodrug Kristan zelimo
srecna pot ma povratku V domo.
vino i'll V domovini PriSel 81 V
naSo naselbino brez posebnega
spreJema in ravno tako odSel brez
slovesa kakor navadni delavec.
Bod pa u~verjen, da smo TT IL
srca hvalezni in da nam ostanes
vednO V spominu.
Socialisticni pozdrav vsem "a.
vednim delavcem in delavkam
tebi mas voditelj "Proletarec"
pa elm pref 1000 naroGnikov.
j. Zakovsek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Chisholm, MINI. - Da

Chisholm, MINI. - Da mora
tlovek delati, ako hoce ziveti. lie
nekaj naravnega in pravilnega !;
a da mora Slovek delati in pri
TEN trpeti veG kakor .je potreb,
no in da "a to delo he prejema
zadOstne odskodnine - place. "a
to je odgovoren kapitalizem in
to Sc tudi ne da ma noben naGin
opravititi. Kljub obstojeci kri-
vicni razdelitvi produkta DELAY.
cevega della med delavcem in ME
GOWN delodajalcem, Sc danes Sc
vedno dobijo ljudje, XII so zado.
voljni z drobtinico cd tega, kar
je njihovo delo vredno.
Nekateri, XII so prav zasleplje-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19

Ma drugi strani pa pomeni bese-
da socializem zdrav razum in
pravicen cut in bo dosledno temu
vsakdo skrbel "a svoje sorodni-
ke-bolnike, sirote in druge. Ia 81
rote brez bliznjega sorodstva
skrbela bode drzava; kajti siro-
tlsnlce, bolnisnice ali zdraviliSca
IN vsi ucni zavodi bodo tudi dr.
zavna last i'll pod drzavno kon-
trolo. Vsaj menda Rev. Sojari ne
mlsli, da DO drzava kot kolekti-
yum brez sredstev; %nasprotno
ona bi imela vse in kakor smo
rekh, vsi in vsak bo incl jedna-
Ike vzitke, jednake pravice in
dolznosti. Steer pa DO tudi civil
llzaclJa stopila V nov in pozitiven
stadij in vsak bo incl cistejSi in
plemenitejSi verski ali pa kultur-
nj cut. Pa sal Rev. Sojarj to do
bro We! Toliko intelligence mu
pac pripisujemo, ali njegova
vpraSanja disc nekoliko po one
mogli zlobnosti. V dokaz bod. da
Je OH tisti, Xxi svojevoljno izrab-
lJa verski cut in samega Boga V
tako Gudne politiGne namene in
to, kakor razvidno, brez vsacega
povoda, Kje vendar Sc more
predbacivati socialistom ali Spe-
cijelno f. Kristanu protiversko
gibanje? To nj njih naloga &c
Sc pa sem in tia krcne politikar-
ski klerus pc nosu. katerega Sc
vtiskujc tia, kamor ne spada, to
je vendar fakticno vse kaj dru-
zega, Bog. vera in pa klerikali-
ZEN. to sta dive tako razlicni
Stvari, kakor zlato in blato, 81
Ger hi pa vsaka nadaljna besedl
tenn bila mlacva prazne slame /;
kaJti kogar pojmi so tako kon.
fuzni, Ia je mrtev clovek med IL
vimi. konStatiramo samo Sc del
stvo, da je socialism izobraze-
valna in ekonomsko--politicna
struja in nj "a vero in ne prot
veri, ampak prva naloga mu je
emancipacija zlorabljanega de-
lavstva. V dokaz tenn bod, da
je danes re mnogo duhovnikov V
soc stranki in mnogo versko
prepojenih ljudij stopa rama oh
rami V vrsti 4 versko Indifferent
mimi ali pa cello %ateisti "a enim
III istim eileen. Interest so skup-
nj. IA svoboda vsakemu, In ne
motimo Sc, da pride pref ali slej
tudi Rev. Solar nase delavske
vrste; kajti predsodki, katere Sc
ina so ali nestvarni. ali pa so
malenkostni in naivni, To ST raz-
vidi IL njegovih vpraSanj. Zda.i
pa. g. Solar. lepa hvala IA Vase
zanimanie "a pravicno stvar.
Wee slovenskih delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
~NEKoLIKo oDGovoRA.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 2. 1912.

V zadnji stew. "Amerikanske-
ia Slovenca" brazil smo clanek
INekaj vpraSanj G. E. Krista-
u". Clanek zasluzi odgovor in
alto apelujemo ma Vas, da sprej-
pete V imenu takajsnjega delav-
va sledeco p%ojasnilo, oziroma
Protest.
Mi tukajsni Slovenci--delavci
protestiramo, ker so ~vpraSanja,
tavljena G. f. Kristanu, stavlje-
a obliki nesramnega insluta
napada ma delavstvo splon.
ii slovenski delavci ne razume-
10, zakaj smo Sc Rev. Sojarju,
eucajno zastopniku klera( y, ia
20 zamerili, ali kljub temu odgo-
Rrjamo ma njegovo v~prasanje in
S slovesnim konstatiranjem
|kticne resnice, da mi SLOW. de-
wei, in kakor razumemo delav-
(vo sploh, nimamo pravicnega
Ella ali vzitka cd vsega, kar pro-
lciramo. V p~ojasnilo naivnega
prasanja nadalje odgovarjamo,
IA je, eziroma BIO, socialisticna
rzava narod, to je vsi posamez-
delavci; kajti vsi in vsak po-
meznik DO moral o%pravljati So
Rzmerno delo. To je bistvena
zlika cd danasnjega sistema, o.
roma Rev. Sojarja drzavnega
jma, ces, da je drzava posa-
ezni vladar, posamezni pred
dnik, posamezni kabineti ali V
sem slucaju pOsamezna kapita-
ticna klika! Tia razlika mai Sc
(pomni in logicna posledica je,
ker DO moral ysak individij
|ravljati sorazmerno Opravilo,
incl tudi sorazmerno jednako
avico do vsega, kar Sc produ-
ia. Beseda vsak maj sc razume
lkor bcseda vsi, tako da ne o.
ne nihcc izlcma ali privilegij,
kOrSnih imamo danes toliko.
zume Sc, da DO moral poleg
pvic vsak lin vsi) imeti tudi
make dolznosti. Tako Sc bo
tbelo tudi "a bolnike. vdove in
Iote, ker no vsega v izobiliu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19

III SS wiz Po iiStiu HNdiiJo, hdkO
strasno veliko z~asluzijo; kajti
hvaliti delavske razmere, V kate
rib delavci z~asluzijo "a deseturno
delo ma dan 1.50-$2.0O, nj nj
kako znamenje razumnosti, TEN
mani, ako pomislimo ma neznos-
no draginjo. Delavci sc vse pre-
malo zavedajo dejstva, da so kri-
homo ogoljufani pri svoji plaGi,
kajti IA delo. XII "a delavec izvr-
81 "a $50 ma dan, kapitalist do
bi naJmanj trikrat tOliko. Ako
pa tega della direktnO ne proda.
je pa njegovo podjetje IA toliko
wee vredno.
Nzrok, da so delavci V tako
vehkem obsegu iZkoriScani. pa
lei Ma delavcih samin, ker MISC
zadostno organizirani. ker so
b%rezbrlzni IA svoje lastne koristi.
Delavcl bi pc svoji SteviInosti
pray lahko vladali yes svet tako.
kakor hi bilo zanje najbolje. De
lavci sc paG nocejo zavedati, da
so oni vse in da je vse drugo mic.
Brez della hi svet ne obstoial.
kJlub vaznosti delavStva V da-
naSnji druzbi. so delavci vselei
in pOvsod zapostavljani, zaniGe-
vani, izkoriScani po onih, XII IA
obstoj GloveSke druzbe MISC pray
mic potrebni - pc kapitalistih.
Ako bi Sc delavci V polni meri
zavedali svoje moGi, hi lahko
incl tisto moe in oblast cez svo-
je izkoriSGevalce, kakor .io imajo
izkoriS6evalci Gez delavce.
Da pa delavci Sc naprej osta-
nejo nezavedni in brezbrizni. ter
ne spoznajo velikih krivic, XII jih
prenaSajo d~anasnji druzbi, k
temu p%rimorejo velikO gospodje,
kakor je chicaSki zupnik Solar,
Xxi sc OBJ vsaki priliki postavlja
ma stalisce delavskih izkoriSGe-
~valcev, to staliSce brani in zago-
varja, kakor da bi on prejemal
svoio place cd milionarjev in ne
cd delavcev. Solar pac misli, da
mora biti eden. Xxi della, in drugi,
kiga placuje. Tu pa je vpraSanje,
kje oni dobiva denar, da placuje.
Ali ga nj delavec sam zasluzil S
svojim delom. KakSno pravico
ina do tega zasluzka oni, Xxi
sploh ne della? Gospodu Sojarju
St je morale zmesati, STEER hi ne
pisaril tallih hedarij, kakor Jill
piSe. Sodrug Kristan .je uGil in
uci resnico, a resnica marsikoga
oci bode, cato j pa nasprotu-
je-
Seveda, Sojarju bi bilo po vo-
LII, ko hi Sc sci sodr. Kristan mai
prvo V farovz poklonit, ter vpra-
Sat Sojarja. kaj SINE govoriti in
kaj ne. Rev. Solar najbrze misli,
da Sc vedno zivimo V srednjem
veku. ko je duhovSGina odloceva
la, kako maj Sc vlada svet; IA V
ten Sc posteno mott. Takrat je
pac imela moe. da je zabranila
resnico, ako il ista nj bila ljuba.
danes pa zivimo V dvajstem sto-
letju in je inkvizicija "a mani
Zupnik Solar naredi najbolie,a ko
sc zadela V svoj farovz, ter tam
spi toliko casa, da DO s~ocializem
ma krmilo, morda Sc mu BIO.
do potem oci odprle. Ako pa mi.
sli, da BIO socializem preprecil.
maj gre pa raje pesek V morje
DO incl vec uspeha. Zive'
socializeml zivelo zavedno de
lavstvo! Zivel sodr. Kristan!
John Push.