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RAYMOND R. EARHART.
Treasurer of the County of Santa Cruz,
 Who is Interested Also in Mining.

MT. Raymond R. Earhart of Mowry, who is serving the people of Santa Cruz County in the capa- city of Treasurer, is a native of Ohio, in which great State he was born and reared to manhood. After completing the regular course of instruction in the public schools of his native town MT. Earhart took up the vocation of rail- roading, which he followed ten years, four years as a fireman and six as a locomotive engineer, on the Hooking Valley Railway, con- meeting the cities of Columbus and Toledo. He maintains still his membership in Columbus Division No. 34, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, of which superb labor organization he has been trusted member from the very beginning of his membership. He has been prominent also in Masonry and other fraternal organizations.
 In 1906 Mir. Earhart came to Arizona on a leave of absence of four months; but so we'll did he like the country that the four months visit he had planned has stretched out until he has become a permanent resident, and he has cast here his lot to remain.
 When he came to Arizona MT. Earthart located at Mowry, where he accepted employment in the shop and mill of the Mowry Mines Company, and continued in that post until the shutdown, on account of the litigation in which the enter. prise became involved. Then he was made keeper of the property, which charge he held until the beginning of the present year. In the State election, in 1911, MT. Earhart was nominated upon the democratic ticket for the post of County Treasurer, making an active canvass, and beating a very popular republican, one of the oldest residents of Nogales. Upon the Fourteenth of February, last, when the State of Arizona was pro- claimed Mir. Earhart was installed in the office, which he is filling satis- factorily and effectively. The term of office will expire in January, 1915.
The oasis., 1912-12-25

continuous sunshine and lnvlgoratng air of re- markable efficacy in restoring worn and wasted tissues. The environment being erything that could be desired for health resort there has been established here model sanatorium where there have been effected many remarkable cures by the use of modern methods of treatment.
 Situated in quiet and sheltered little cove, free from winds and dust, in the northern part of the town, commanding a beautiful view of the Santa Rita Mountains, in the distance (whence the same Mountain View" is the charming site of the Mira Monte Sanitorium, the property of a corporation of whichDoctorA A. L Ct st ter is pres-
The oasis., 1912-12-25
For GratuitOus Circulation.

The Town of Nogales has taken and paid for 1000 copies of this Christmas number of THE OASIS. Anyone desiringcop tosend them abroad can be supplied free of cost by applying at the Town Water office on Morley Avenue,
The oasis., 1912-12-25

W h e n e V e r adopted. The physicians in
 charge of the
 Mira Monte have m a n y testimonial l S from patients W ho had been discharged as cured, , stating that the cure had been per manent and lasting. 1 n one c a s @ a.
The oasis., 1912-12-25
HOW A HOME HELPS.
And How to Help Yourself to Good Home in NOgales at About the
 Cost of House Rent,


 and cents. It requires money, and to build one there must be expend- ed money the builder has saved, or he must save money he would ex. pend otherwise. It is sure to prove good investment. It saves rent; it increases in value as the town grows, earning more in increment than the money would put out at interest; one keeps up and i'm. proves his own property, where he would not do so for a rented home; and in time he has an actual, tang gible possession he would not have had he paid rent all the years in- tervening.
 But beside all that there is an. other side: the human side. Men of family are the house builders and the home builders. Without doubt one of the best influences for good is the American home. In after life the children who grow up in it look back upon it as a moral and character moulding influence, and its memory is ever an abiding factor in their careers.
 The kind of fellow one becomes as man depends much upon the kind of home he had when boy. He can never look back on rented home with the same pride and sat. isfaction that he can on one which was permanent. It has not the stability, nor the memories and re- collections, or few of them, that straighten him up and make him want to be somebody; to be worthy of the home in which he was rear ed and the father and mother who raised him. In rented house boy never learns much beside wanderlust. To him life is simply living in one place this year and in another the next. It doesn't teach him to settle down or settle up. It teaches him to move and makes hins rolling stone.
 So there are the children to be considered as we'll as the financial side of the home building. Child ren look up to father who has not to look up to a landlord. And having known and experienced the delights of a real home, when they arrive at manhood and womanhood, they want homes of their own; and they get them. which makes them better citizens and more useful members of society. A girl grown under such influences is more apt to marry one who can provide such a home, and likely she will be more happy. A boy will be more disposed to marry woman who wants home and is determined to make home. So it is plainly apparent that the question of home building is not one sided propo- sition by any means.
 Consequently those institutions which aid in building homes are of the highest moral and social benefit to the communities where they exist and thrive.
 In the Nogales Building x Loan Association the line city has just such a helpful institution. It has been ip active operation now a score of years, and in that time it has enabled hundreds ofindustrious, thrifty families to acquire good homes, where without it's bene6cent aid their money would have gone for rent, they would have nothing o1 kIo ...-
The oasis., 1912-12-25

lady from the City of Mexico her husband wrote after eight from her evng the Mira Monte Sanorum that had
 robust heh and had been since she had fell sound and we'll The institution has treated with patients from various of Mexc from California and it's fame and reputation travelling constantly afar ADV
The oasis., 1912-12-25
MIRA MONTE SANITORIUM
Health Where Remarkable Have Been Accomplished
 Modern Methods

The mild and equal climate Nogaes has marked place ideal spot for those seeking eupeaon of failing health and many enfeebed who have ournd here have found
The oasis., 1912-12-25

medicine l s given.
 The treat ment pres. cribed is the result of care- ful research a n d experi7 mentation by some of the most eminent medical ta 1 ent in Amer ica and it has proved a com plete success
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-31
Progressive County Convention

Those present at the new party
convention at the city hall Monday
could hardly rrealize just what was
the difference between an assembly
and convention, except the name.
The convention was presided over
by E. R. Jones who has been busy
for several months perfecting the
organization There was a consider
able attendance of delegates from
all over the county, many being
former republicans, some democrats
with a sprinkling of socialists. pro-
hibitionsts and most other parties
The principal work of the con-
vention was the action on the re-
port of the committee on future
procedure, and little can be said OF
this except the result as when it
was reached the chairman prompt
ly announced he was ready and anx
ious to entertain a motion for an
executive session. Russell Coates,
the progressive republican leader of
Hartman, made a red hot speech
against this, but was most emphat-
ically voted down and the five Wis
itors took the gentle hint and fad
ed away.
At the close of the session 1t
was announced that they had vot-
ed to stay out of the primaries and
place a full ticket in the field for
all offices to be voted on in No
vember, the names to go on the bal
lot by petition.
1t was moved that the convention
be adjourned until August 26 to
place a ticket in the field. the
mover announcing that by this
means they could force their MEM
bers to sign the petition and thus
keep them out of the primaries and
that was the only way to hold
them. 1t was carried.
One delegate modestly asked If
the same delegates were to come
back to the next convention, and
the chair took no chances on vote
but promptly replied "of course"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-31
A Girls wxld Midnight Ride

To warn people of a fearful forest
fire in the Catskills a young girl
rode horseback at midnight and
saved many lives. Her deed was
glorious but lives are often saved
by DR.. Kings New Discovery in
curing lung trouble, coughs and
colds, which might have ended in
consumption or pneumonia ct cur
ed me of a dreadful cough and lung
disease" writes W. r. Patterson,
Wellington, Tex, after four In
our family had died with consump-
ton, and gained 81 pounds" No
thing SO sure and safe for throat
and lung troubles. Price soc and
81, Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by N. N. Mclean, the Old Reliable
Druggist
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-31

Perfection oil stove. new. three
hole burner. Also other furniture.
Call at 511 w. Olive street. Two
almost new ranges.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-31
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
OF School OrdGs

Office of County Treasurer
July 10, 1912.
Notice il hereby given that /
will redeem at my office in La
mar. Prowers County. Colorado. all
School Orders numbered AZ follows:
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-31

Interest will cease ON above
named School Orders and bonds
after August 10. 1912.
J. o. STREAM.
County Treasurer
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-31

Amount Of
No. Date Of lssus Order
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21
PoRoCILo RACUNov Cd STA
vLJENJA DvoRANE AVS. SLOW.
Boil. POD. DRUS. " FRoNTENAC,
KANS., DO 81. MARCIA 1912.

KANS., DO 81. MARCIA 1912.
az Darovi osameznih oseb:
Pc 25 Dol: Frank Yartz l., Frank
MarkOvic, Mike Papez, John Krushitz
l., Frank Bozich.-S kupaj S125.OO.
Pc 20 Dol: Peter Meisnitzcr l., John
Yartz I.-Skupaj $1,000.
Pc 10 Dol: Leo. Bcdcne, Herman
Kriger.-Skupaj $4,000.
6 Dol: John PolenSek-Skupaj $500
Pc ; Dol: John Belly. Anton Kocman
l., Anton Kocman H., And. Youvan,
John Bedene. Mary Bedenc. John Bo.
lich, John Seday, Anton Vici6. John
Homer, Joe Gorenc, Frank Parkcli.
Frank Boldin, Anton Skufca. John
Trater, Alois Aidmek, Joe Yartz H.,
John Kolar, Jacob POdlcsnik. John
Miklauc, Mike Penceli, Frank Teus,
Peter Deladio, Frank Terlep l., Joe
Yartz l.. Robt. Grubcr. Peter Bickel.
Jacob Cretnik. Blasius Norry, Joseph
Radeli, Anton Yuznik, Frank Pouh.
Rudolf Kotevar, Mike Bogatai. Gre
gor Morry. Ninccnc Straus, Wilhelmina
Potbetan, +. Briner. Joe BuGar, Anto-
mia Lamar, John Potbccan, Frank
~Erznoznik, D. II. Baldwin. Skupaj
S215.OO.
Pc 1 dol: Louis Bresnikcr. Joe
Zortz.-Skupaj $500.
Pc 3 dol: Jacob Cretnik. John Nait-
ner, Frank Drc6nik, Joe Kronsteincr.
Frank IIass. Joe Ycreb.-Skupaj $1,000
Pc $3.50 jc daroval Simon kocman.
-Skupaj $3.50.
Pc . dol: Frank Kocian. Louis
Breloluik. Frank Setina. NJ. Eslakar.
John Kim, Ignac TomSiG. Joe Ncreb.
Joe PoScnricdcr, Geo. Paulit, Joe
Krcus. Fr. Selack. Al. Yorian.- Sku-
PAL S24.OO.
$3.50 je daroval: Joe Buhclmeicr.-
Skupaj S1.50.
Po l dol: Ant. Lcsyack. Frank Sill
man. Nick Simion, John Kernc, Jacob
Papez, FIR. Debelak, Joe CvctkoviG.
John Liposek, FIR. Crepinsek, Anton
Yeuci6.-Skupaj $1,000.
Pc soc: NJ. Golob. Adolf Kurant, FIR.
Selci. Josef Kmctz, Jos. Petrko, Vim.
Sitter. John Carcn, j. Skerjanc, X. Bla-
Sic, John Brcncic, John CrepinSek, John
Skufca. Anton Nidmar, Anton Claga.
And. Podlcsnik.-Skupaj $3.50.
Pc 35c: Dom. Motto.-Skupaj S0.35.
Pc soc: And. FecO.-Skupaj $3.50.
Pc Csc: John Masser, j. Yuschman,
John Goiob, Jacob Kuplan. NJ. Nopic.
John Gregorcic, NJ. Simontic.-Skupaj
S1.75.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21

.. Predlog, da Sc zadeva stew.
IA. izroci doticnemu druStvu in sc
maj isto pc pravilih ravna.
6. Predlog, da Sc dovoli Stew. Z
3 mesece casa IA poravnanje dol
ga V zneSku $1,000.
Sejo zakljuGi 81. p~redsednik NJ,
Oberzan. - Louis Bresnikar. "a.
pisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21

- Pc pet letnem delu V tvornici
sem Sc odvadil sela. Vrnil sem Sc
zOpet V selo i'll pronasel. da ne mo-
rem ziveti tam. Ali razumeS? Ne
morem! III ziviS tukaj. Ne poznas
gladu in ne vidiS take bede. Glad
Sledi cloveku kot senca, pa nina
kruha - nina upanja. Lakota IL
mort cloveSko duSo in izbriSe pra-
vO GloveSko podobo. Oni he zivijO,
marvel gnijejo V straSni, neodurn-
ljivi bedi. K%roginkrog pa gospoda
strait kakor krokarji, ce nj ostala
kakSna skoriica. In &c najdejo
skoriico. jo ukradejo, poleg tie pa
Sc udariio pc obrazu.
Ribin Sc je ozrl okoli sebe in
sklonil k Pavlu, pustivSi roko ma
miZi:
- Postal sem bolan. ko sem vi
del zopet to zivljenje. Pogledal
sem okoli sebe, pa. nisem mogei
Prebolel sem la udarec! Neumno-
sti. sem dejal. &c ne dobim kruha,
YAM pa kaSo zabelim -. poStenO
VAN jo zabelim. Ljudi sovrazim "a
radi ljudi -. To ~sovraStvo mi tici
V srcu kakor noz in ga reze.
Pot Sc mu je pokazal ma celu,
poGasi Sc je primaknil k Pavlu in
mu polozil rokO okolo pleG. Roka
mu je zatrepetala.
- Pomagaj mi! Da.i mi knjig,
ampak takih, da Sc clovek, XII Jill
precita. ne umiri wee. Jeza je ire
ba postaviti ljudem pod glavo, bo-
doGega ieza. Reel ljudem V mestu.
XII piSejo Ia vas. da maj piSejo tu-
di IA kmete. Tako ognjevito maj
piSejo. da prevro $ dezelO =.
ia pojde ljudstvo V ogenj!
Vzdignil je roko in zamolklo
dejal naglaSujoG vsako besedo:
- s smrtjo ie treba premagati
smrt - tako .je. Umri. da vstane-
10 liudje cd smrti. Maj umirajo ii
SoGi. da vstanejo ljudSke mnozi-
ce pc vsej zemlji Umreti je lahko.
Ola lie vstaneio. Da Sc lie dvignejo.
'ljudje,
Matt je prinesla samovar in IL
pod celia pogledala Ribina. Njego-
We besede, tezke in slime SO jo po-
trle. V MEM je bio nekai. kar 10
je spominjalo ma moza - pray ia
ko ic StiSkal zobe. mahal rokamr
V MEM je bila pray TAXA nepotr-
pezljiva zloba. lie da nj bila nema.
In tako StraScn nj bill
- Tega je trcba, - je deial
Pavel in pokimal Z glavo. - Ire
ba ie caSopiSa IA kmete Da-
iaite nam gradiva. pa VAN bono
tiskali caSopiS
Matt Sc ie pcsmejala Sinu in
zmaiala Z glavo. molGe Sc je ma
.upravila in odSla.
- Napravi, Use preskrbimo.
Ampak piSite preprosto. da hi tie
leta razumela - ie zakriGal Ri
bin.
CDalie prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21
SPREMEMBE PR KRAJEVNIH
DRUsTVIH A. s. B. p. D. v MESECU
APRI,U T. L,

Novo pristopli clani in clanice:
X druS. st. 3. Franciska Janci6.-K
drust. st. 4. FranGiSka Komac in Mi
hazel Urisk.
Prestopli clani:
Cd drus. st. /. k drus. st. Is. Anton
BlaziG.-Od druS. st. 3. k drus. st. Z.
Josef Knee in k druS. st. IL. John zuz,
man.-Od drus. st. I. k drus. ST. IL.
Frank Koziak.-Od druS. st. $. k drus.
st. 10. Anton AgreS, in k druS. st. 10.
Teodor Fidler.-Od drus. st. l6. k druS.
St. IL. Ignac Burgar.
Suspedirani clani:
Cd druS. st. >. Lud. MetZner. Tom.
Onaretti in Nero. Onaretti.-Od druS.
81. 4. Jakob Simeon, r.. l.. Parmenter
in Mat. Scalet.-Od druS. st. $. Evgi-
MO. Jos. in Den. Simon, Val. in Mat.
Krhlikar, John in Ana Sen in j. Gil
rant.-Od drus. st. IL. Dom. Simon, Wit
Kramer, Fr. Colozel, Alex. Segatto, Ad.
Kurant in NJ. Mateus.-Od drus. st. l3.
Ant. Kriznik John Aubelj-Od druS.
St. 10. j.. Cirar in r. Blazit.
Izkljuceni clani:
Cd drus. st. 2. Nth. Pfeneberger.
Kon. Resell in j. Resel.-Od druS 81. g..
Jakob Gajgarle.-Od drus. st. Q. John
Tomsic, Frank Rogel. FIR. Ales in Geo.
Pozun.-Od drus. st. IL. Julius Bognar
in Nix Tomas.-Od drus. st. l6. FIR.
Rojtz in j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. odsto-
ri Alois Oblak.
Umrla clanica
Pri druStvu st. 4. Y Mineral, Kansas,
Terezija Werholc. Umrla %, marca I. l..
OPOMBA: Ia slucaj kake pOmanklji-
vosti pri spremembah, maj b~lagovolijo
drustveni raGunovodje takoi porocati
81. tajniku, ia Sc nedostanki Y prihod-
njiG popravijo. oh enem prosim, cenJe-
ne r~acunovodje da V bOdocc natancn
vpoStevaio naSa pravila (glej Glen
81, toxic 49, lie poStnino Cd p%oslane-
ga denarja ma 81. odbor je dovoljeno
odraGunati.
Nekatera drustva v~racunaio vsako-
vrstne stroSke, N kar naSa pravila ne
dovolijo. Naprimcr: Nekatera druStvo
vraGuna, zamuda casa, ko dcnar cd
poslje ma glavni odbor, tudi bill ie stu
Gaj, da drustvo nj poslalo niti centa ma
81. odbor, a vendar 81 je odracunalo
precejSno svoto ~ p%oStnino. Poor to-
raj ma bolso pravilnost.
Pri tel priliki Sc prosijo Sc enkrat
VISA k~raievna drustva Y Crawford i'll
Cherokee County, drzave Kansas, da
p~oslieio prispevek V Z~astavni fond, kOt
je bilo sklenjene ma sell 20. oktobra !.
!. cd V to svrho ~poslanih za%stopnikov
v Frontenac, Kans.
Nekatera druStva so poslala re lepo
sveto V zastavni fond, vecino drustev
pa ie, XII sc paG ne zmenijo "a nobeno
prosnjo ali poziv.
Ma glavni odborovi sell rs. aprila,
sklenjenoje bio da Sc potion nasega
drustvcnega glasila Sc enkrat opozori
VISA zgorai omeniena drustva. Ako Sc
ona drustva, katera Sc MISC poslala nj
kakih prispevkov, ne odzovejo nasemu
klicu, tako prisilien je 81. odbor odre-
diti seio. ter k isti poklicati vse "a
stopnike da Sc nato nekaj vkrene.
Nujno potrebno je da Sc zastava oda
v p%opravilo, to pa nam nj mogoee, ker
nj zadostnega denarja V to svrho.
Bratski pozdrav
John cerne, 81. tainik.
Frontenac, Hans, 6. maja 1912.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21
Frontenac, Kans. 9. maja, 1912.
Zapisnik seize 81. odbora "Avst. 81.
Boil. Podp. Drustva, dine %.
aprila 1912, " Frontenac,
Kans.

Uradnikom in udom zgoraj ime-
novanega drustva pozdrav.
Pri 81. sell, katero je %otvoril NJ.
Oberzan, 81. predsednik, so bill
navzcci sledeci uradniki NJ. Ober-
Fan, preds., FIR. AuguStini, podpr.,
John Cerne, tajnik, l.. Bresnikar,
zapis., FIR. Starchich, blag., Pong.
Jursche, NJ. Kaufman in Ant. Katz
man, n%adzorniki ter John Bedene.
ekspreds; JAG. Mlakar, pOr. odb.
Zapisnik predosle seize je bill spre-
jet kakor je bill precitan:
l. Predlog, da Sc odbor Cd stew.
IL. zasliSi.
2. Predlog. da Sc porocilo odbo-
ra Stew. ~. doticni stew. nazaj IL
roci, ker je stvar Okrajnega dru-
stva. - Trimesecno porocilo mad
zornikov je bilo sprejeto kakor
precitano ravno tako tudi poroGi-
10 raGunov dvorane.
3. Predlog, da Sc dovoli 81. tai
niku potrebni cas- "a u~reienje cer-
tifikatov.
4. Da Sc kupi pisalni stroj "a
81. tajnika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21
(Dalie prih.)
Use oci obrnjene ma Milwaukee

Ako Sc zanimate "a %napredek
cloveStva pazite ma Milwaukee.
kjer socialist kontroliraio mesto
in county in vrSijo veliko delo.
To pa nailazie storite, ako Sc ma.
rocite ma milwaukee Leader,
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader lie IL
vrsten in metropolitan casopis,
XII prinaSa vse novice, najvec po-
zornosti pa posveea delavskim in
tereSom.
Narocnina "a cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov:
The Milwaukee Leader, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
AVStr. SIOVenSkG
TO-. j~anuvarja 1892.
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.
Ustanovljeno

SedeZ: FrOntenac, Hams.
AVN URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, K.us.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontenac, kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN. Frontenac, Hans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JULU BOGNAR, Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
Sprejemna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znaSa samo eden
Dollar. vsi dopisi Sc maj blagovolijo posijati, 81. tajniku.
Use denarne poSljatve pa gl blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-21
SKUPNI DOLG
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
DALEY

- Ali je mogoce, da bi kateri
sodrugov zavrsil kaj takegaH
- Aha. Da. - je vzkliknil Ri
bin. - Pavel raZumemte. - In
$ komicnim miglejem napram ma
teri je nadaljeval - Matt, to Je
delikatna rec - in obrnivSi Sc
prot Pavlu ie rekel - Tvoje ide-
je o tel reel so zelene. Najprvo
bodo zaprli ljudi, pri katerih so
naSli knjige. in ne ucitelja. To je
prvo. Drugic dajejo ucitelji ljud-
stvu dovoljene knjige. Xxi osebuje-
io isto kot protizakonite, lie Z raz-
lockom. da je V njih drug jerk.
To je drugo. JAZZ hoJem reel, da
oni ~zvrSujejo to. kar JAZZ hocem.
Razlika je lie V tenn. da oni hodijo
pc odprtih potih. JAZZ pa pc tho
tapSkih. Tcga ne razumem. Min
ideie. ideje gospodarjev so meni
navadnemu muZiku ne razumljive.
kar JAZZ zvrSim. lahko razumem.
kaj pa oni hocejo. pa ne VEN. Ii
socletja so stremili IA TEN. da o.
stanejo gospodarji in so Slacili ko-
% IauHkuN akrat Sc pa zbudijo in
hocejo odpreti muziku oGi. Brat.
ne verjamem pravljice. In to
zgleda kot pravljica. To je vzrok.
da Sc zanimam IA ME. Pota gospo-
darjev so tuia mepi. Ako pOtuieS
po zimi in zagledaS nakrat 1.-Two
bite pred Sabo. tudi neveS ali je
volk. liSica ali pa naveden pes.
Matt .je gledala Sina. Men obraz
Je kazal Jasne "oteze.
Ribinove oci so temno Svetlika-
lie. Gledal ie Pavla in gladil svojo
hrado. Postal .ie nestrpen in raz-
b%urien.
- Nimam casa "a igrackc. -
.ie dejal. - Iivljenje je butara. Ii
Vino Y paSjih utah in ne Y ovcjih
hlevih. pa vsaka sodruga laja pc
Svoje IA mani.
- Nekateri gospodarji. - ie
poScgla matt vines. so tudi umr-
Ii IN ljudstvo. ali so pa preStali
nuke "a vSe Svoje live dni V ieGi.
Nth ra6uni in zelie so razlicne
- lie rekel Ribin. Muzik postane
bOgat in Sc Spremi V gospoda. 60
Spod postane siromak in Sc Sprcmi
muzika. On mora imeti Gisto du-
so, kedar je niegova moSn.ia praz-
ma. Pavel. ali Sc spominjaS. ko 81
mi pripovedoval. da clOvek tako
misli kot zivi. Ako delavec pravi
'da'. da mora gospodar reel me-,
ker je narava zveri zdruzena s
krikom go. 'da'. Tedaj vidis. da je
narava razlicna. Muzik ina svojo
naravo, gospod pa svojo. Ako ina
kmet poln zelodec. prebiie 60
spod noel brez spanja. Vsaki hlev
ina svojo emo ovco. In JAZZ ne re-
lin da hi hvalil vse kmete.
Ribin je vstal. Niegov obraz je
pOtemnel. njegova brada Sc .je ma
jala, ko ie mlel $ svoiimi zobmi IL
no in nadalieval Z boil Thin gla-
som
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The evening world., 1912-01-24
DOCTOR TlcHTENs CHAIN.
spots Found on Accused slayer's
Clothing Arc 1dentiaed.

Dr. James Ewing. pathologist OF Cor
nell University. was n witness to-day
In the Court OF General Sessions before
Judge Foster, where Joseph Roberts,
the West Indian nego. accused Of the
killing OF Isaac Vogel, an aged jeweilo-.
10 on trial. DIR. Ewing Identified nu-
merous spots on clothing worn by
Roberts on the night OF the murder as
being blood and by his testimony re-
moved all suggestions that were made
by the defendants counsel 20 the effect
that the spots might be paint from
freshly painted chairs that were in the
basement where the killing took place.
There was not an article OF clothing
that had been worn by Roberts In his
capacity OF elevator man In the build
ing at No. l25 Canal street where Vogel
met his death, that was not spotted.
Jewelry valued at about 10000 was re-
moved from the person of Nogel by his
murderer. This was found In "A loft
In the Canal street building covered
with an Old shirt. The shirt was iden-
tilted to-day as the property Of Roberts.