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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30
Local County Produce
And Available Markets
Good Suggestions Offered by
Carson Valley Correspondent
Is is Worth Considering

being given such produce it is very
probable that the ranchcrs will not
get better than second OF third
grade prices therefor. II they were
properly taught how to raise poul-
try, how to grade them and later
were able to market them to the
best advantage. ii is very probable
that Carson Valley would achieve a
name for herself. because OF the
superiority OF this particular line
OF country produce. 1t is absolutely
true that the profits from the poul-
try crop would be much greater than
is. at present the case.
We would suggest that some man
take up this matter and make the
handling Of Carson Valley poultry
his special business. rs has been
the case with Douglas County but
ter, Carson Valley poultry could be
assured q top market in the Coast
cities. and that with but little trou-
Bile, were proper attention given to
proper grading and handling of tins
product. Contracts should be made
with the actual consumers OF TINS
class OF produce II a guarantee were
made that lot Tor lot. all shipments
would average alike, Even IL
ntlghborhood city OF Keno would
undoubtedly offer a good market, a>
1t Is a TACT that the hotels and res
taurants OF that city are now buying
at frst hands, poultry from othei
valleys within the state, turkeys III
particular. During the winter sea
son particular attention Is made, up
on the menus OF the leading restaur-
ants OF that city that turkey iron
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30

be Compound has done more for me than
all the doctors. / feel it my duty to tell
you these facts. My heart is full Of
gratitude to Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound for my health. Mrs.
HARRIET Il. WAMPLEK, 524 S. Ransom
Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Consider Well This Advice.
No woman suffering from any form
Of female troubles should lose hope I'M
til she has given Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal in
gradients Of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved to be Il most valua-
BILE tonic and invigorator of the fe-
male organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony TO the wonderful
virtue of Lydia L. Pinkham's Negeta-
Bile Compound.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conii-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by 4
woman and held in strict confidence.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The regular meeting of the Chris
tan ScIence Society will be held in
Odd Fellows Hall on Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
Subject of Lesson Sermon:
Ancient and Modern Necromancv
alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism
Denounced.
Sunday School Immediately after
the morning serve
Regular Wednesday evening testi-
monial services are held at the some
place at 6 o'clock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30

interesting articles being published
ii. the Gardnervilie Recori-Courier
While poultry as It marketable
product has not been given any very
crs of Carson Valley ii is one which
ii given propr attention, would d
considerable attention by the ranch
greatly to the profits of every ranch
CT within the Valley, There is al
way, a market Tor this ranch pro-
pend upon the immediate neighbour
hood for such market. as is the case
with many Of the heavier products
Of the ranch. At one time the writer
lived in 4 town in Michigan, some
seven or eight hundred miles from
New York City. In this particular
community wa, located d man VIII
encouraged the raising OF fancy
fowls. chickens particularly. which
he bought, killed and shipped to the
Eastern markets. This man III
structcd the farmer, in the art of
raising fowls for the market, and
muse VIII" %" "'"' '"N' t'''"o' -
'i's oot "Te GUARANTEED" " ia'se'
margin OF profit than were those
who raised an inferior grade and
VINO "ePeHueH upon i"e "'"' ''"'NS''
ihS pdr'i'nidr hd''dler oI pouI'IS
'eNG' "t Any lHhe' SOW" any "'S"
grade p""'uE /" tHS S'h''iil9>i''
men, as lie was aple l." "i"INtt' ON
special contracts "''e't 10 the Del'eI
ii"'eis "l" 'oetd"Idh'e ~ \VN i'N
C'ty' every nr>'-''"s> '""i coming
'nt" "9 ""''nN'
ms second or tihro-Sld,s stun
was Shapped 10 the fharNSt OF De-
u"lt ana oh'c'so' OUT S'nPi''e'lts u
'ie '"'te' 'i">o were small "> N"i-
pared with those or ffSt-grade to
me Eastern n1arNe'. owing TO the
'"Nt '""' lie recognized 'l6' '"' pro-
III, lhe'elr"" would De correspond
Eastern market every cent ABOVE &c
tnaI cost OF handling ana 1~ran'p"ft"-
non charses was not proht' as the
goods were '"Id a1reCt |" 'he co..
sumner II not through the middle
man the COMMISSION mefchant' with
his numerous overhead charges, Not
only did TINS handler OF fowls pro
Mt oy SuCh an arrangement. but the
i"'h'er as well as MS superior s'aoe
gave "il' d oettel price Il" Ms
poultry man would nave otierWise
heeh the case.
trough closer proximity TO a
market SiIniiar III every respe't 10
Ne" Aork '"y' San francesca win
"ef many h's'i-ciaas hotcl' ana res
tanrantS' larson valley mas an OPP
portunlty to gam an enviabie record
as d OF hlSh grace poultry
TOT a h1@h-Sraue market. thus estao-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 10 a. nj.
Morning Service at II a. n.
The Rev. Paul r. Dickie OF \1r
City will preach.
There will be no evening service
You are cordially invited.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30
DIED IN RENO

Miss Maud Turner. a young lady
Of Mason Valley, who was operated
on for appendicitis i'll Reno yester-
day died from the effects OF the OPP
Grafton and the disease. The young
woman had been teaching school at
Wabrska when stricken. She had
many friends in Western Nevada
who will regret to know OF her
death.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30

Bile i'll all its
dreadful FORMS;
shooting pains all
over my body, sick
h headache, spinal
weakness. dizziness,
depression, and
everything that was
horrid. tiled many
doctors in different
parts of the United
States, but Lydia +.
pinEtam's Vppeta-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30
AbSOlutelYPure
AT HALF MAST

The flag at the Capitol and on the
County Building have been flying at
hall mast the past couple OF days
out OF respect to the memory OF the
late Senator John p. Jones.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30
IOWA WOMAN
WELL hcAIh!
Freed From Shooting Pains
Spinal Weakness, Dizziness,
by Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Ottumwa, Iowa. For years ! was
almost a constant sufferer from female
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-11-30

Box bali is the right kind of ex
ercise for this time of yea \ fine
alley at Paxton's. Try It adv
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
How to Vote For Representatives

Although the minority representative system has
been in vogue in Illinois for than forty years.
there is still amount of misunderstanding with
respect it. Under the general election law and also
under the primary law voter in voting for members
OF the house of representatives at Springfield has the
privilege Of casting three votes for candidate,
a vote and half for each of two candidates. vote
each for three candidates.
In this present legislative campaign it is of very
vital Importance that the voter bear in mind that
the question of representatives in the general assembly
he has three votes to cast. In some of the districts
the party committee has decided to nominate but
candidate, which that but name will go on
the ballot at the election in November There may of
course be many candidates at the primary, but in that
only will be chosen. In other districts the
party committee has decided that two shall be nom
mated, which means that matter how many candi-
dates there may be at the primary only two of them
will have their names on the ballot in November In
other districts the party committee has decided to
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
BIGGEST BUSINESS IN 70
Z. w. RANNEY & c.
Boots and Shoes.

nominate three candidates, and in that case three
names, those receiving the highest number of votes
at the primary, will go the ballot in November.
Now it will be seen that if the voter "cumulates
his vote, plumps it, in favor of any one candidate
that candidate will stand better chance of nomna-
ton. If you local option voter, and only one
local option candidate to be nominated at your party
primary in your district you should cast all three votes
for him, which you may do by placing your cross in
the square in front of his name and by not voting
anybody else for that office If two local option
didates to be nominated at your party primary
your district you should vote ote-and-one-haf for
each, and you will do this by putting cross mark in
front of the names of each one, and not otherwise
marking your ballot for that office
The victory at the primary on April 9 will depend
very much upon the ability of the temperance people
to concentrate their vote upon the right candidates
1t will depend whether the local option voters give
their votes to the candidates who endorsed by the
Anti-Saoon League. Don't waste your vote Get to-
gether. In division there is defeat-in united action
there is victory.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
LAST FOUR YEARS THE BEST YEARS.

F. H. REARICK & SON,
Hardware.
Galesburg, ILL.,,
March II, 1912.
The past four years, dur
ing which Galesburg has
been anti-saloon territory,
general business conditions
have, according to our OBJ
servation, been satisfactory.
Our firm has been in bust
ness in this city about thirty
eight years. The four We
just past, taken together,
have been our best years.
We note especially an i'm
provement in collections and
a larger percentage of cash
business.
F. II. REARICK & son.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
THE AMERICAN ISSUE

per cent proceed
of We we'll satisfied
WI" p" ~ PRINTING COMPANY
S. A. Wagner Presiden,
LAST TWO YEARS BEST
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
THE GALESBURG
LABOR NEWS.
March IS, 1912.
DOYLE BUILDING


business the Labor
Company during the increased wonderfully Our
busines increased poportonatey
responsible of the
that the time the worker spent at home reading while
deal the merchant
toward dry city but make it really dry
PALMER Editor
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22

to
of Of
and with practical unanimity
THOS McCLELLAND, President
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
DOYLE FURNITURE
Home Outhtters.
Galesburg, ILL.,,

IdIeSUuI z, TIT,
March II, 1912.
Business conditions under
local option have continued
very satisfactory. In fact the
past two years have far sur
passed anything in our past
experience, and we hope to
have Galesburg continue with
out saloons.
DOLYE FURNITURE &C.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
WELL SATISFIED.
WAGNER PRINTING COMPANY.

Galesburg, ILL.,, March II, 1912
consider Galeburg
20 1909
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
A SALOONLESS TOWN MEANS GOOD BUSINESS
FOR THE GROCER.
w. A. JORDAN COMPANY.
Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.
Galesburg, ILL.,,
March II, 1912.

Galesburg March,
Galesbug under the local
option laws superior We had
ready bills which demonstrate to
that from the When the
promptly the wholesaler am glad
would regret exceedingly the town
back"
do business in and all territory when we
w. A. JORDAN COMPANY
w. A. Jordan, President.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
WANT EN- BACK? NO!

WANT BACK! NO!
Galesburg, ILL, March
burg emphaticay NO Why should I? The four dry
residence
business have right attribute the better business to the DRY
here and the city general in better condition than towns
should the of the saloon The
its
T. L. COAD
FOR BUSINESS REASONS KEEP 1T DRY"
w. RANNEY & CO.,
Galesburg,
We after o
business
R. W. RANNEY & CO.
BIGGEST BUSINESS IN FORTY EIGHT YEARS
Sincere briefly
by
bued upbudng of this
in entire history Of otyeight yearsFom
Greetings o o. Johnson
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-22
BEST THAT THE CITY REMAIN DRY"

HINCHLIFF LUMBER COMPANY,
Lumber, Lime, Sand and Coal.
Galeburg, ILL.,, March 7, 1912.
of Gaesbug
remain dry
HINCHIIFF LUMBER COMPANY.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12
NATL.
Socialen roman v dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.

Burma vihra neskladnih glasov jo
je omamila, zemlia Sc il .ie maja-
la pod nogami. veter in strah sta
ii jemala sapo. Nemirno so trepe-
tall v zraku zvizgi p~olicaiev, raz-
legal sc je surOv, ukazovalen glas,
histericno so krieale zenske, lese-
ne ograje so pokale in zamolklo
je donel topot nog po subj zeml.ji
Dolgo je trajalo 10 in materi
mi bio ve6 obstanka.
Odprla ie o6i, zakrieala in z IL
tegnjenimi rokami skoGila naprej.
Nedalee cd ME ma ozki s%tezici, ere
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12

dI grobov so p~olicaji zajeli dolgo-
lasega cloveka in odrivali mnoI-
60. XII .je Z vseh strani vrela prot
MIN. V zraku so Sc belo in hladno
lesketale COLE Sable. svigale mad
glavami in vbadale. Zabliskale so
Sc palice in late il ograje. V div
Jem plesu so zarajali vzsriki in
mad viharjem ogorcenja je zado-
mel njegov krepki glas;
- SOdrugi' Zakaj traffic svoio
moef 49,.
Zmagal je. Ljudje so virgil pa.
lice, drug "a drugim so odskako.
vail proc, a matt je, gnana cd ne
odoijive sile, rinila naprej videla
je, kako je Nikolaj s cepico, DO.
maknJeno IA think. potiskal od
togote nezavestne ljudi naprei,
slisaia Je njegov graialni glas:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12
DALEY

Ali re innate prvi drzavljansh
papir? fko ne, poidite precej TO-
tri poni! Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor nitro mogo6e druzega. DE-
lavec hrez volilne pravice, ie Col
mar breg vesla. Kdor hi lahko vo-
Ill in ne voli, lie zlocinec, ker 10
kriv, da drugi trpe zaradi njega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12

l43S. Umrl IL. oktobra I. /. V sta
roSti % let.
Opomba: Naznanja Sc vsem
cianOm A. s. b. L. d., da Sc je
kraJevno drustvO ST. 3. prcstavi-
10 liz Nelson, Hans, V Newburg,
Hans.
Radi slabih delavskih razmer,
bill SO naSi clani primorani Mel
son zapustiti, ter Sc naseliti V
druge kraje. Pri omenjenemu
druStvu ostalo je samo Sc 9 ella
nov. ker pa nasa pravila nedo-
vOlJujo o~bdrzavati druStva T. q
clani, SO St isti uvrstili k blizne-
mu drustvu ST. 8. V Yale, Hans.
Newburg je nova nasclbina in
lei s mil severno cd Frontcnac.
kans. Y omenjeni naSelbini ma
selilo Sc .je vecje Stevilo naSih
c%lanov, XII so naprosili glavni cd
Dor, da Sc druStvena Stew. ,. pre-
sell V TO naselbino. Glavni cd
Dor je radevolic ustregcl Nth
zelji. Clam tega druStva so ia
koj pokazali. da dclu.jcjo IA ma
predak naSi skupni organizaciii.
5 tenn da so pri prvcmu zboro-
vanju sprcjeli l. novih Glanov.
Prihodni mesec je velitev dru-
Stvenih uradnikov. vsa druStva
maj pazijo ma to. da Sc volitev IL
.vrSi %natancno. kakor naSa pravi-
la predpisujeio.
Predsednikom mai bode Two
Lien clan. Xxi mu jc V resnici pri
srcu napredek naSega druStva. on
maj pri vsaki sell agitira "a pri-
dobitev novih clanov. elm veG.ie
%stevilo mas je. TEN sigurneisi ma
predek nam je pricakovati.
V tajniski urad maj Sc izvoli
ma zmoznejsa oseba. kajti ia po-
sci .je najtezavnejsi. Vsaki ta.jnik
sc mora natancnO scznaniti z ma
SINH pravili. ter mor tOGno IL
polnovati vse dolznosti, XII mu
Jill malaga ia urad.
Tenn potion st opozarja vse
druStvene> raGunovodjc. da takoj
po izvolitvi novih uradnikov
naznanijo ma glavni tajniSki IL
rad, prve tri uradnike 4 imeni in
nJih natancnimi naslovi.
Nadalje sc opozori VISA krajev-
ma drustva, da posljejo ma giavni
urad "Porostvo" "a novoizvolje-
mega racunovodja in blagajnika,
najkasneje do Is. januaria 1913.
Racunovodja ina poloziti 5000
in blagajnik 1900 porostva.
Drustva, Xxi nimajo tozadevnih
listin, maj Sc pravocasno Oglasiio
ma glavni urad. da Sc iste do
posljejo.
Il bratskim pozdravom.
| John Cerne, 81 .tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12
SPREMEMBE PR KRAJEV-
NH DRUSTvIH A. S. B. P. D.
v MESECU oKToBRU T. L.
Novo pristopli clani in clanica,

n drus. stew. j.: Anton Malls,
Gcorg Rangl, Louis WesoviSek,
Josef KoroSec, Frank Prislan,
John KovaGic, Frank Pirc, An
drej Podlesnik, Stefan Lason,
.%Jernej lwolski in Katarina Iwol-
ski.-K druS. ST. A.: Anton Drob-
ne. - X druS. Stew. TO-: Anton
Klaus, Andrej Klaus, Frank Po-
renta in Frank Grille. = X drus.
ST. 49,: Josef JegliG. - X druS.
ST. H.: John StanfeI in Ursula
PerSe. - X druSt. st. 49, Frank
Pangl. Blasius Heller, Louis Bla-
zic, John Gregar in Frank Lam
pc. - X druSt. Stew. 49,: Josef
Mastnak, Josef Everle, John Po-
DRINK in Louis SeSina. - X dr.
81. 20. John Teran i'm Josef Me-
rid. - X druS. st. 81: Konstan-
te Dona.
Prestopili clani in clanice.
Cd druS. st. /. V druS. st. 16.:
Girl in Mary Smarda. - Cd or.
st. =. k druS. st. s.: Anton in A
MALTA Schiller. - Cd druS. ST.
5. k drus. st. 70: Peter TomSiG.
Cd druS. 81. Z. k druS. st. 3:
Stefan in Mary Iizi. Martin in
Mary VeniSnik. Jos. Golob. John
Orozen, John in Franciska Gre
moSnik, Frank in Mary CremoS-
mix, Dom. in Antonija Zanona.-
Cd DIR. st. IL. k druS. st. g.: John
in Mary Strah in k drus. st. 6.
Jacob Vidmar. - Cd drus. St.
Is k drus. st. A.: Pac. Samadosi.
- Cd rus. st. 16. k drus. st. g.:
Josef Crepinsek, John Crepin-
SEX, Josef PeGnik. Josef Pilih in
k druS. st. A.: John Hribar.
suspe9dirani CLAM in clanice.
Pri druS. st. l.: Sew. Pinemon-
ii, Emil Zena, Josef Skubic, Pet.
Menghini, Jos. Pilny, Jos. Pen
eur, Emil Pazi, Aur. Aldrigheti,
NJ. Marcin, Josef Jarc ILL.,, John
Human. = Pri drus. SC, g.: Ant.
Simon in John Bartoncel. - Pri
drus. st. a.: Josef Brunat, Mihal
in Saiyeta Wencel, Sperando
Franciskinel, John Hribar in
Margareta Grudnik. - Pri druS.
st. o.: Leop. in Sofia Scheucher.
- Pri druS. st, H.: Frank Bo-
site.
I%zkljuceni CLAM:
Pri drus. st. l.: Anton Blazic.
Frank Fabro. - Pri druS. ST. q:
John Balant. - Pri druS st. g.:
NJ. Viscer. - Pri druS. <. g.: FIR.
PotoGnik. - Pri DIR. st. g.: Leo.
Pogacer. - Pri drus <. H.: John
Kocman, Stefan Arto in John
Erzen. - Pri druS. 81. 81: Loid
nv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12
Ali ste oh pamet

Je zaklicala IN skoclla k MENU.
Kan pa? Pobijejo vas
Zgrabil jo je "a pleca. Poleg ME
je stala Sofia brcz klobuka, z raz-
puscenimi lasmi; podpirala .je
mladega fanta, otroka. Y roko 81
je otiral RABBIT, okrvavljen obraz
in mrmral $ trepetajocimi ustmi {:
- Pustite sal hi ME .
Nzemlte ga petite ga
domov k nam IN jc prtic -.
obvezite mu obraz, je urno
deiala Sofia in izrocivsi fanta ma
teri Y roke, j. odhiteia proc. re-
koc:
Bil. Brz da vas he IA
pro. ...
Ma Use strani pokopaliSca so Sc
razhajali ljudjc; IA mimi. med
grobOvi. so tezko korakali polica-
j in st ncokrctno zapletali Skri-
cr Svojih piaSccv psovali so III
mahali : >ahljami. FAINT jih jc
sprcmlial = voIciim poglcdom.
Ilitrtjr. hitrcjc, - .ie tho
dejala matt. otirajr n.icgoy obraz
: prticem.
Kri je plumb in zamrmral;
Ne vzncmir.jajic Sc mic
me ne boli T. rocajcm Sable
me jc po btalu in pc CLAW
\ tndi .uaz sem ga pa Sc
kako sen ga /, palico :. Kar p
tulil .ie. So.
IawahnivSi Z okrvavljeno pest
jo je konGal I odtrganim glasom :
- POcakajtc Brez spopa-
dov vas pohodimo. kadar vstane-
mo mi. vse delavsko ljudstvol
LIE hitrejc, 90 ie priganjala
matt urno hitec k malim vratom
Y ograii pokopaliSGa. Zdelo Sc il
j.. kakor da hi Sc bila "a ograjo
ma polju skrila policija in la pre-
ii ma ME - ko pridejo ma presto,
plane NADINE. Oprezno ie odprla
duri, ~pogledala ma pole. ovitO V
Siv phase .ie>cnskega miaka - IT,
hola in praznota sta jo pomirili.
- Dajtc. da YAM ohvricm oh
RAJ, - jc dejala.
Nj trcha nj me Sram {.
P"Stcn spopad jc hill ON meme.
ii JAZZ mega
Matt j. nahitro ohvczala rano
Pogled ma kri. >vczo in rdcco. je
napolnil memo Srcc Z Ialostjo. IA
ko .ic : prsti zaGutila vlazno topic
to. jc zatrcpctala od Strahu. Mol
sc in nitro ic pcljala ranjcnca
prcko polia. driec ga "a roko. O.
pros ivSi usta j. deial Smeic:
Kan pa me tiratc. Sodruiica &?
Sal grcm lahko sam ...
a II .ic c%utila. da omaguje,
la stopajo njcgovc nogc ncgoto-
vo i'll ia Sc mu trcSc roka. J. oslab
ljcnim glasom ic nadal.ievaI:
Klepar Ivan sem vi?
Trijc smo bill Y krozku Jegorja
lvanovica tribe kleparji .. q.
rSeh pa cnaj>t Xelo radi smo
ga imcli Bog mu daj mir.
DaSi ne vcrujcm Y Boga
V neki ulici jc matt na.jcIa IL
voScka, posadila ivana Y koGiio in
mu zaSepetala
Sedaj moltitc, in mu
opreno zadelala usta 5 prticem.
Vzdignii je roko. IA ust nj mo-
gel wee oprostiti - roka mu .je
brez moci omahnila ma kolena.
Vile temu je mrmral skozi prtic:
Teh udarcev VAN ne pOza-
BIN. dragi moii \ pred MIN
Sc .ic I Mani ukvarial Student Ii
toyic p~oliticno ckonomiio . =.
zelo strog j. bill Potcm 50 ga
zaprli
Matt ie objela 1vana. poloZila
njegovo glavo ma Svoie prsi. FAINT
je naenkrat postal tczji in .ie OBJ
molknil. Napol mrtva cd strahu je
gledala izpod celia ma vse Strani.
in zdelo Sc j aie. kakor da prihite
iva vogla policaii, ugledajo ODE
zano glavo IvanOvo. ga z~grabiio
in ubijejo
- Ali Sc je napil? - .ie vpraSal
izvoScek obrnivSi Sc ma kozlu in
Sc dObroduSno nasmejal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12

huhiiiJO.
Kan pa, Nilovna? = jo je
nemirno zadrzal. Sofia opra-
vi vse samal
Pogledala ga je in trepta.joc, S
cudnim nasmehom, mu je odgo-
vorila:
VISA krvava SEN VISA kr-
vaya
Ko Sc je v svoji izbi preobla-
ella, Sc je zamislila Sc enkrat V
mir ten ljudi, V njih sposobnost,
da nitro prezive strahoto. Ko je
vstopila V izbo, k.jer je lezal ra-
%njenec, Sc je Sofia ravno sklonila
k MENU rekoc:
Neumnosti, ~prijatel.j
Ali ma poti VAN bonn! - jc
odgovoril 5 Sibkim glasom.
- kar molcitc: bolje DO "a
vas
Matt je stopila vzad IA Sofjo
IN polozivSi roke ma njena pleGa
Sc j. smeje ozrla na bledo obliGje
r%anjenccvo in pripovedala, kako
ST mu j. bledlo ma vOzu in kako
jo j. prcstraSil $ svoiimi nepre-
vldnimi besedami. Ivan .ie poslu-
Sal. nlegove Oci so mrzlicnO gore
lie. 4 ustni ie. cmokal in tho IRE
KEEL:
Eth. kakSen bedak,
Samega vas pustiva - .ie
rekla Sofia. poravnavSi odejo.
Oddehnite 81.
OdSli sta V jedilnico in tam so
dolgo bescdovali o dogOdkih dne-
va. Brz so Sc oddaljili cd te dra-
me, uvcrJeno so Zrli bodoGnost
III Sc razgovarjali o jutriSn.jih
nalogah. Obrazi n.jihovi so bill IL
%trujcni. misli pa bodrc, in govo-
rec o Svojem delu liudie MISC
skrivali nczadovoljStva : seboj.
Doktor Sc je nemirno premikal
ma Svoiem stolu semint.ja in le $
trzavo blazil svoj tanki. ostri
glas:
Propaganda. propaganda 4!
Tie Jc premalo, delavska miadina
INA pray. Ma SirSo podlago j.
treha p~ostaviti agitacijo de-
lavci imajo pray. pravim
Nikolai mu .ie cemcrno odgo-
voril:
Odpovsod prihajajo tozbc o
pomanikanju literature. a mi ne
moreno ustanoviti poStenc It's
karnc. Ljudmila della ma vse pre-
trgc in gotovo nam zboli. ce il ne
preskrbimo pomocnikov
- \ N.jesovScikov - ie vpra-
sala Sofia.
- On ne smc Y mcsto. Vie
SovScikov zacne Selc V novi It's
KARIN "A zanjo jc treba Sc dru-
gcga clOveka
kaj pa .jaz' - ic vpraSala
matt pc Tho.
Nsi trijc so ST ozrli najno in
m0lcali nekaj trcnotkov.
- Dobra misell - 70 vzklikni-
la Sofia zivahno.
Ne. to je p%retezko Ia vas,
Nilovna, - .ie suho dejal Niko-
laj - zapustiti hi moral mesto.
pustiti Pavla III sploh
Nlasovka j. vzdihnila
Ia PaSo hi to ne bila pre-
huda izguba mcni ii obiski
lc trgajo srcei. Govoriti itak
ne SmeS o nicemer kakor ne
umna stojim pred svojim simon.
"A uradniki ii zijaJo V usta in pre-
~ - ce ne zines katere preveG....
Dogodki zadnjih dni so io IL
trudili ko je sedaj ~slisala o MOI
nosti. da zivi izven mesta. dalec
cd tch dram, je zcljno ~pograbila
IA TO priloznost.
\ Nikolaj j. prckinil Ia raz-
gOvor.
o Gem premiSljaS. lvane,-
Sc ie obrnil k doktoriu.
Doktor jc vzravnal mad MILO
nlzko s%klonjeno glavo in mrko
odgovoril:
Premalo mas je, to je vse
Neobhodno je. da Sc resnejSe o.
Iola IN 10 n,a.oyn-