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Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

minister who is absolutely sincere and confines his sermons to religion and they despise vacillating and worldly minded pastor, who seems to apologize for his religion and who substitutes lectures on politics and socialism for the preaching of the gospel"
 Professor Phelps said that women, having more lesiure for contemplation and also greater attraction toward public worship than men, have always taken more interest in religious organ nations. At almost any public spec tacle the number of men is in inverse ratio to the intellectual value of the performance. The masculine propor- tion of listeners at high class musi- cal entertainment or among the vis- itors at an art gallery is ever less than 1t is at church. At a vaudeville the men vastly outnumber the women and amid the enormous throng at a prize fight there are hardly any women at all. Thus the fact that the seats at a prize fight are crowded with men, while the pews are filled with women, does not in itself indicate that the church is on the down grade.
 Among the men mentioned as the most promising material for the pres- | ent university cross country squad and | who have been taken on the training | table this week is Thomas K. Hen | drick, formerly of Norwich. In the mile event in the spring he will be a strong competitor. The Yale track | team has only six "Y" men left from | last year, so that it must depend on last years freshman team and on new material, but the outlook is promising for an evenly balanced team. even if there are no individual stars.
 | Yale has 17,251 living graduates, &C., l cording to a new catalogue just issued. | This is an increase of 1293 in the num- Der of living graduates since the last catalogue was issued two years ago. | The total number of graduates Gin 1 course, that is inclusive of honorary | graduates) of the university, since it's organization in 1701. is reported 26,782 l The living graduates are distributed widely over this and foreign countries
 In the North Atlantic states the num- Der is 11,174; South Atlantic states,
 7S3; North Central states 2,96S; South Central states, 464; Western states, l 1,0S3; Alaska, Hawaii and insular pos
 sessions, 102; foreign countries, 476.
 The following are the total Yale men living in the largest Yale" cities: ! ~NCW Oi n ANCW I1dNc1 lOUV, ,
 Chicago SAP; Hartford 456; Brooklyn
 366 Washington 274; Boston 243;
 Bridgeport 234: Pittsburg 232; Phila-
 delphia 22s; Cleveland 222; Buffalo
 1S1; Waterbury TIT; St. Louis 1S1; Cincinnati 160; Denver 120; Minneapo-
 lis 104; Kansas City 9S; San Fran
 cisco 97; Providence 97; Seattle so.
 Of the occupations and professions
 that of the law continues to attract
 by far the greatest number of Yale graduates, 3,S56, or more than one-
 fifth of the total, reporting law as theil
 occupation.
 Other occupations in the order oi
 the men engaged in them are: Edu- cation 1929: engineering 1924; man.
 ufacturing 17S0; finance 1867; mercan-
 tile 1884; medicine 134S; ministry
 1261; literature 423; agriculture 34s;
 art 226; science 219; government 215;
 transportation 209; unspecifed 662.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

The Yale corporation held its octo- ber meeting Monday morning, with President Taft and other members
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

How the news from Roosevelt does fluctuate from night till morning and morning till night!
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

GsHs 4e9ai8 ta:R:= t;sat siaet of SRaEaak's mass Haa@e auil meessFs tAaa dessa saaiie;nsegs seuid: That
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Happy thought for today: Wise men worry over the least important things.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

After winning the hardest fought battle of the year at West Point, Sats urday, to 0, after two previous de feats, the Yale eleven came back to New Haven and behind closed gates all the week has been making a determin- ed effort to do away with the glaring fumbles that showed in the Army game. Their offense, too, showed need of strengthening, particularly in the way of football generalship. On Sat- urday, Washington and Jefferson comes up to New Haven, and Colgate follows week later. Brown on No- vember at New Haven is the third before the big games with Princeton and Harvard.
 Prof. William Lyon Phelps, distin- guished head of the English depart ment in the university, came out to- day with some striking views as to present-day church conditions, in which he lays the blame for lack of large attendances solely on the min isters. "The main difficulty with the church today is that the people do not have the gospel preached to them. The chief duty of preacher is to hold forth Christianity and not to discourse oh sanitation, political economy or lit eFdIure. Teople everywhere are eager for the gospel and always respond to it, when it is convincingly set forth, whether by men like Phillips Brooks or men like Billy Sunday.
 @'The Protestant clergy of today are sadly weakened by a spirit of compro- mise. They are afraid to preach Chris tianity. partly because they do not be- lieve in 1t, and partly because they are afraid it will not draw. They at tempt to beguile men into the church by announcing secular themes, by the discussion of timely political and lit- erary topics. AS matter of fact, the ungodly respect heartily a Christian
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-25

absent on account of other activities. The problem that Yale faces in the way of finances was the subject for a large part of the discussion. The bud get for the present fiscal year calls for expenses of $1,550,000; deficit will result if there is not secured shortly a considerable increase in it's prod4c- tive funds. Just now bequest of $400, 900 to Yale university is involved in the Baldwin estate in New York,
 over which the heirs are now in litiga
 tion.
 The corporation passed a special
 vote of appreciation of Prof. John F.
 Weir, who has for 43 years been di-
 rector of the Yale School of the Fine
 Arts, and is now to give up that posi-
 tion upon the election of a successor.
 The encouraging preliminary an
 nouncement was made that the pre-
 liminary university registration, while
 not yet complete, shows increases in
 the entering classes in most depart
 ments. The figures of the registration
 in the graduate departments, of the
 university are increased but not by any alarming manner, over those of last year, when the raised entrance re- quirements resulted in a big dropping away of students. In the medical de- partment' there are Is first year men against il last year. and the total
 number of men in the school is 45. Last year there were 63. In the law school there is a drop in enrolment from 173 last year to 66 this, but the entering class of 25 is larger than last fall
 The entering class in the divinity school has 46 new students, 2 more than last year. The total number of
 men there is 101. Forty men are at the forest school, IS seniors and 22 juniors; last year there were 34 sen- iors and 23 juniors, 57 in all. in this department. Forty new students are included in the ee people now enrolled in the art school. In the music school are registered 92 regular students, 46 students from other departments of l the university. The graduate school has preliminary enrolment of 39s, | including 260 regular students working | for the higher degrees The under graduate departments number 1928 for | academic and 1898 for Shelf.
 A summary made this week shows that in the two freshmen classes, in | academic and Shelf, numbering 376 | and 37S, respectively, excluding rated
 upper classmen, 226l men in academic l and 234 men in Shelf entered from preparatory schools, Andover leading
 with Il. From high schools. there
 entered IA men in academic and 125 in Shelf. In all, men came to Yale from 220 different schools and col | 1eroc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
zAsToPNIKI ~PRoLETARcA.

Adamsburg, Pa: Jos. Mostar, box 100
Aurora, Ill: John Blaschitz, r. +. d
4, box SO A..
Aurora, Mimi: John p. Novlian, b. rs
Broughton, Pa: Jakob Dolens, box ISL
Buxton, Iowa: John Krasevec.
Canonsburg in Meadow Lands. Pa:
John Koklich, box 276, Canonsburg
Pa. -
Chicopee, Kans.: Anton Sular. box 200
Chisholm, MINI: Jos. Drobnich, DO,
152.
Claridge, Pa: John Mlakar, box 6s.
Cleveland, o.: Anton Gradisher, ll5s
+. 6lst st.
Clinton, Ind: Viktor zupanGic, box II,
II. II.
Collinwood, o.: Dominik Blammel.
Columbus, Kans.: Martin JureGko. r
X. 3, box so.
Conemaugh, Pa: Andrea Vidrich, box
523; Frank PavloviG.
Detroit, Mich: +. c. Oglar.
Dunlo. Pa: Frank Kauei6.
Ely, Mimi: John Teran, j. skerianee.
fitz Henry, Pa: Frank Indof.
Franklin & Girard, Kans.: Fr. Wegel
Frontenac. Kans.: Anton Kaufman,
John Bedene.
dirard, o.: Anton Strah, box 372.
Glencoe, O.: Mace z~lemberger.
Greensburg, Pa: Frank Mako, Kew.
stone Hotel.
Herminie, Pa: Jos. Brio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Hibbing, MINI: Frank Hitti in Henry
Gilbert and Mckinley, Mimi: Anton
Sterile.
Jenny Lind, Ark: Frank Gorenc.
indianapolis, Ind: Flip Godina in j.
Markich.
Irwin, Pa: FIR. Perko, R. F. D. ., b. ITO.
Kansas City, Kans.: Frank Ales.
kenosha, Wis: Frank zerovec.
La sale, H.: John Rogelj, l2l6-3d st.
Martin Novlan, Jakob Brej.
Livingston, ILL.,: FIR. Krek.
Lloydell, Pa. in okolica: Anton Stra-
zisar.
Milwaukee, Wis: Val. Razbornik. Ala
virginia St.; Il. Kuslian, 229 -
LIST Av.; John Krainc, 3l7 Florida St.
Morgan, Pa: Louis Glazer.
Mulberry, Kans.: John Lekse.
Oregon City, Ore: John Kurnik.
Panama, Ill: Jos. F~erjanGiG.
Pueblo, Colo: Chas Pogorelec.
Pullman, ILL.,: John Levstek, 1892
Stephenson Ave.
Red Lodge, Mont: Louis Yeller, box
AZ Call.
Rock Springs in Reliance, wyo.: Jernei
Vereie, box 1872, Reliance.
Roslyn, Wash: John Zobec, box 10.
Roundup, Mont: Martin MeznarsiG.
springfield, Ill: Frank Bregar.
Stanton, H.: Anton Ausec.
Stone City, Mineral ter w. Mineral,
Kans.: John Gorsek.
st. Louis, Mo-: Val. Sever.
Struthers, O.: Math Urbas.
Sublet, Wyo.: John Ostroznik. box ll7
superior, Wyo.: Luka CLOSER, box 34l.
sweetwater, Wyo.: Pavel Hribar.
Waukegan & North Chicago: .Jobp
Gantar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
EnakOSt.
Lev N. Tolstoj.

kristus ie deial l.judem. da ie
razlika med lastnim in tujimi
liudstvi goljufija i'll je greh. Kri-
stjan, Xxi je to razumel. ne SINE
gojiti zlohotnosti prot tujim
liudstvOm i'll he IN opravitevati
nasilnosti proti MIN $ TEN. da so
Ia ljudstva slabSa od njegovega.
kristjan mora vedeti, da je odlo-
citev Cd tujih l.iudstev greh in
SkuSnjava k zlobnemu; zatega-
deli he nor kakor preie zavedno
udati Sc tel skuSnjavi.
kristjan mora vedeti, da njegO-
va blaginja hi odvisna lie cd bla-
ginie lastnega l~iudstva. ampak
od blaginje vseh l.iudstev: on We,
da meje dezel in zakon o njegovi
pripadnosti k temu ali onemu
ljudstvu pravnic ne more omeie-
vati njegove enote Z vsemi liudmi
ma svetu; We. da so 81 vsi lJudje
povSod bratie in zategadelj enaki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Piavijo: Nekateri l.judje bodo
vedno mocnejsi, drugi slabSi. eni
razumnejSi, drugi neumnejsi.
PRAY cato, ker so nekateri moe
neJsi i'll modrejSi cd drugih, mo-
ra.o biti pravice vseh, kakor pra-
vi Lichtenberg. enake. &c hi OBJ
Stojala razen neenakosti razuma
in duSevnih sill Sc neenakost pra-
vie. potem hi morale zatiranje
slabih Sc boil narasti.
Ne verjemi. da ie enakost ne
MONA ali da DO mona Sele V da-
lini bodoGnosti. Pojdi Sc uGit k
otrokom. Mona je sedaj. takoj
"a vsakega cloveka. TT sam lahko
uvedeS V svojem zivljenje ena-
kost Z vsemi liudmi. $ katerimi
prideS V dotiko. Same ne pokazi
tiStim. Xxi Sc smatrajo IA velike
in visoke. %nobenega posebnega
spostovanja in zlasti: skazi isto
spostovanje kakor vsem tudi IT,.
slim, Xxi veljajo V tvoiih oGch "a
majhnc in mike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
IVeri.

Dasi je ma svetu V izobilju zivil,
obleke, svezega zraka in s%olnca,
vendar .ie ma svetu ma stotisoce
Judi, XII live v pomanjkanju
vsega tega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Petnajst milionov otrok umrje
vsako leto vsled revSeine bla-
gsasvljeni dezeli dolaria. En-
otrek ma vsak kapitalisti6ni glas
oddan pri zadnjih volitvah, ko
sns dobili Tafta!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

AmeriSko ljudstvo re sto let
"probira'. razne kapitalisticne
stranke in vedno ina enoinisto
stvar: prazne obljube. Ali Sc do
bre amerisko ljudstvo ne DO en-
krat nasitilo "probiranja"f
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Delavci v Hobart, Australia, so
pri6eli z akcijo "a %ustanovitev svo-
jega dnevnika. V kratkem bode
zbrana svota $4,000. List DO "a
stspal socialisticne principe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Podlaga Gloveskemu zivljenju
je bozji duh, eden in isti v vseh
ljudeh. cato morajo biti vsi lju-
de enaki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Isti Roosevelt, XII je imenoval
sodruga Debsa pred osmimi lett
"nezateljenega drz~avliana" ga
imenuJe sedaj: "brat Debs'. Ce-
10 Roosevelt je dobil respekt pred
socialist. Cast Sc pae spreminiaio
in to tudi Roosevelt dobro cuti,
glavni tozadevni cut pa Sc pride.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
| |
Vsi ljudje so enaki.

Enakost je priznanje, da imajo
vsi ljudje enako pravico do ma
ravnih plodOv vsega Sveta. enako
pravico do vseh dobrin celokupno-
sti. enako pravico do spoStovanja
clOveSke osebnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Neresnicnost neenakosti.

V starem veku so verjeli, da Sc
rode razlicni ljudje, femme in ia
she krvi, Jafetiti in Hamiti, XII so
deloma gospodje, deloma hlapci.
Nerjeli so V to razdelitev. ker so
bill mnenja, da prihaja cd Boga.
To sirovo in Skodljivo praznover-
je obstoja, ceprav V drugi obliki,
do danaSnjega dine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Ncki kapitalisticni urednik Sc
cudi, kako je to, da so zvczini Sc
naterji dandanasnji tako pOceni.
Ia tiso6 dolarjev Sc re kupi maj
boljsa zverina v senatu. Konku-
renca, konkurenca, prijatelj ured-
mix!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Neki zdravnik v North Carolini
pravi. da V enem letu 2 milionom
dolarjev hi Sc dala jetika popol-
noma Zatreti V cell Ameriki. HIM!
Imamo Sc vec kot million dollar
jew in tudi casa ie dosti. toda mi
rabimo milione "a 49, move boine
ladije in pa "a kanone. da liudi
ubijamo ne pa da bi Jill bra
Mill jetike! Mi Amerikanci smo
MANFRED kot drugod pc svetu
- civilizirani liudje!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
"Rooseveltizem in socializem''

koOSevelt1Zem In soclallZem'
SITS. emo in isto". tako nekako pra-
vi easopis Outlook, kojega So
urednik je ekspredsednik Roose-
welt. V Rooseveltizmu .ie samo to-
like socializma, kolikOr 81 ga ie
prilastil liz programa soc. stranke,
a ne z resnim namenom, da DO u
kradene locke socializma tudi IL
peljal, marvec samo "a yado de-
lavcem. XII s sedanI Waldo MISC "a
dovoljni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22


To sirOvo in Skodljivo praznover-
je obstoja. ceprav V drugi obliki,
do danaSnjega dine.
Treba je opazovati le zivljenje
krSGanskih ljudstev, XII obstoje
deloma IL Judi, XII prezive vse
svoje zivlienje V poneumnjeval-
mem. mOrilnem, IA ME same nepo-
trebnem delu. deloma IL takih, XII
so prenaSiceni lenobe in vseh
month uzitkov. in strmcli bono
rad straSno stopnjo neenakosti,
do katere so doSpeli ljudje, XII Sc
Smatrajo "a kristjane, in poseb-
no Sc mad laznjivostio oznanjeva-
ria enakosti oh zivljenskih pogo
iih. XII vzbuiajo osuplost $ svojo
najgrozoviteiso, oGividno neena-
kos 10.
Ena n~aistareiSih. najglobliih
yer je bila vera judov. Razlog, "a
kaj nj poStala svetovna vera in nj
donaSala Sadu. Hi hi ga lahko BIZ
la, te je bill ia. da je razglasila lju-
dl "a neenake in Jill razdelila V
kaSte. Ljudje, Xxi Sc smatrajo IA
neenake, ne morejo imeti nobene
erave we're.
Utegnili hi razumeti. Ge b; Sc
!Judle smatrali IA neenake, ker je
eden %moGnejSi. vecji ali razum-
nejSi in boljsi cd drugega. Navad-
ma pc ljudi ne dele IL teh razlogov
V razrede in smatraJo Ii Ia Wis
le. druge IA nizie. Ia neenake jih
smatrajo, ker Sc imenuje eden
grof. drugi kmet. ker ina eden
imenitno obleko, drugi pa Gevlje
IL licja.
V naSem casu re razumevajo.
da le neenakOst liudi praznoverje,
in to praznoverie V dust obsoja.jo.
Ljudje pa. katerim .je koristno. Sc
ne morejo lo6iti cd MEGA, tisti pa.
XII nimajo nobenega dobiGka cd
MEGA, ne vedo. kako hi ga odpra-
viii.
&c hi ne bilo praznoverja ne
"nakosti. hi liudic nikdar he bill
7agreSili vseh ten sramotnih de-
JAM. Xxi so iih bill zagreSili in jih
Sc neprenehoma zagreSujeio lie
.zatcgadeli. ker ne sma'rajo vseh
l!iudi IA enake.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
wilcox, Pa: Fr. Sedej
youngstown, O.: John Petric.

II. StutJ E
youngstown, O.: John PetriG.
Yukon, Pa: Ant. LavriG.
Potovalni zastopnik "a Pennsylva.
nllo: Joseph Radisek, Herminie, Pa.
Sodruge V tistih naselbinah kier s
nimaJo stalnih zastopnikov, prosimo,
ia sc zglasijo "a zastopnistvo. Prija
vlJo maj sc kar potion dopisnice ma
urravnistvo "Proletarca", ma kar lin
poslJcmo vse potrebno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Priznanie enakosti vseh lie moe
no; cloveStvo Sc mu bliza.

Ljudje Sc trudijo, da izvedcio
enakost pred zakoni, vedeti pa
noGeio nicesar o enakosti. dolo-
ceni Z vecnim %zakonom, XII pa 10
lociio s svojimi cl%oveSkimi zako-
nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Dvanajst m~ilicarjev V DRAW
Georgia Sc mora zagovarjati pred
vojnim ~sodisSem, ker so ustrelili
nekega bogatega 6loveka V avto-
mobilu. &c hi bill ustrelili ubo-
gega delavca, hi gotovo vsak IL
med Min postal general. Predrz-
nj miiiearji so Sc prepozno spom-
Mill, da Jim .ie bila dana naloga
streljati ma delavce - ne pa ma
gospode " avtomobilih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Vsi ljudje so bratje.

Bedasto, te Sc smatra clovek
Ia boljsega cd cloveka; Sc beda.
steJse, ce Sc smatra cello ljudstvo
"a boljSe cd drugih ljudstev. Pri
tenn Five S ljudstva, vsaj vecina
tistih, ki Jim pripadajo, V TEN
strasnem. bedas,em, pogubnem
praznoverju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
"NATURALIZACIJSKI "a,

"NATURALIZACIJSKI IA.
KoN' Sc imenuje knjizica, XII j.
namenjena "a tiste rojake, XII 70
lie postati drzavljani Zed. drzax
zakoni "a naseljence SO 6edaljs
boil strogi, treba je, da 81 vsat
nabavi tozadevno knjizico, v KITE
ri sc razlaga, kako Sc postans
amerisk drzavljan.
Knjizica stane 1e ct. s postnins
in Sc 10 naroci pri sodr. Fr. Pstrt
Gu, Ill N. Market St. Is. Slsvis
Seq. Chicago, III.
Dolznost vsakega socialists j.
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agit
rate "a "Proletarca''. Pridobits
mu move n~arocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

pravico do vseh dobrin celokupno-
sti. enako pravico do spoStovanja
tloveSke osebnosti.
Resnicni ''iaz' l.judi .je duSe-
EN-. In ia %"iaz" .je V vseh isti.
kako mai bodo torej ljudje ne
enaki
III kriStusu sta priSla nekoG
matt in njegovi bratje. MISC Sc
mogli pregnesti dc MEGA, ker je
je bio okolo Kristusa mnogo
Judi. Eden navzoGnih .iih je spo-
znal. stopil je k Jezusu in dejal :
"Tvoja matt in bratie so zunai :
k tebi hocejo."
Tedaj je dejal .Jezus: "NIoia
matt in moji bratie so tisti. XII ra-
zumejO volio oceta in io izpolniu-
jejo."
TIE besede pomeniio; da "a
pametnega Gloveka. XII razume
svoi namen. ne more biti nobene
razlike med posameznimi ljudmi
in nobene prednosti enih pred
drugimi.
Tudi uce. da live slavni. bogati
ljudje, katerim Sc je treba pribli-
zati $ spoStovanjem. in sluzabni-
XII. delavci, beraGi, katerim Sc ie
treba priblizati Z omalovazeva-
MEM. "kdor stori hudo komu teh
najniiiih ...'
Il zivlieniem smo nezadovoljni
zategadelj. ker ne iScemo sreGe
tam. kjer ic nam dana.
V TEN ie razlog vsega fla.
Nam ie dana neprimerna sreca
Hivlienja Z vsemi ~vesel.ii. Toda
mi pravimo: eta veselia nam ne
zadostuiejo.' Preskrbi nam mai
vetle veselje: Obcevanie z ljud-
mi ma vsem svetu. Mi pa pravi-
mo: "Jaz hocem svoio lastno sre-
go. sreGo svoie druzine. svoiega
liudstva."
MOI pravega casa maj bo s.
tako izobrazen. ucen. mai bo mai
izobrazeneiSi ali preprost della
vec. mai DO filozof. uGeniak. mai
DO neveden, bogat. berac - vSak
tlovek naSega casa We. da ima.io
vsi liudje enako pravico do xiv
ljenja in do dobrin sveta; da nj
so eni bOljSi ali slabsi cd drugih.
ampak da so vsi enaki. PR tenn
ma zivi vsakdo. kakor da hi ne We
del tega. Tako mocno je So raz-
Slrlena zmota neenakOsti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Drzavni pravdnik Wayman v
Chicago je pred par tedni napo-
vedal krizarsko vojno prostituci-
il. Izgnal je cello armada prosti-
tutk liz bordelov in zaklel Sc lie.
da DO okrozie "rdecih luci" DO
pomona izbrisal IL povrsja Chi
cage. Ljudje Sc cudijo: Kaj ie 2
Waymanom9 Ali Sc je res poboli.
Salt Kajpak! Stvar je sledeea:
par Eelezniskih druzb hi RADIO I'll
sti prostor, kier so zdai bordeli :.
porabiti hi Sc dial "a move zelezni-
ske tire in skladisea. Ker so IA
hise, XII sluzijo "a bordele, precei
drage, hoeejo druzbe Gene znizat;
3 tenn, da p~rezenejo prostitutke.
In zapovedali so kapitalisti svo-
jemu hlapcu drzavnemu pravdni.
ku: Aio. Wayman, ma delo 10.
mu smo tie pa izvolili Tn wavman
je zdaj ma delu. Take so kapitali.
stiene reforme.
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kristus lie razodel ljudem. kar
so re vedno vedeli: da SO vsi lju-
die enaki, ker zivi V Nth eden in
isti duh. Clovestvo pa Sc je re
cd starih casov tako cepilo V do
stojanstvenike, bogatine, delavce
III berace, da zivimo kl.jub "a
vesti enakosti taho. kakor da bi
ME ne yeGeli o TEN. in pravijo,
da ne mOreio biti vsi enaki. T.
cite sc cd otrok. Otrok spoStuie
najmogoGnejSega moza V dezeli
natancno tako, kakor najprostej-
sega. Debate kakor ii. ObGuite Z
vsemi ljudmi ljubeznipolno in
prijateljsko. Z vsemi enako.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

strasnem. bedas,em, pogubnem
praznoverju.
Zldi. Grki, Rimljani so imeli
navajo, da Z moritvijo MISC bra
NH lie neOdvisnosti lastnega ljud-
stva, ampak da so Z moritvijo pod
Jarmili tudi druga ljudstva, ker so
smatrali lastno ljudstvo "a Two
lleno cd Boga, vse druge pa "a
Filistejce in barbara. Sc V sred-
MEM veku, Sc kraiSe. ma koncu
preJSnjega stoletja so mogli ka.j
'akega verjeti. Mi ne verjamemo
wee.
hdor raZume Zmisel in pomen
IlviJenJa. ne drugaGe kakor
cutlti svolo enakost in bratstvo
Z vsemi pripadniki nele ~svojega.
ampak vseh ljudstev.
Preden 81 Avstrijec, Srb, Tu-
EEK. Kitajec, 81 clovek. to Sc pravi,
razumno. ljubecc bite. katerega
naloga je v tenn da izpolni svo.je
dolocilo v teku kratke dobe, XII 10
INA ziveti ma svetu. To dolocilo
pa Je popolnoma .jasno: ljubiti
vse ljudi.
Otrok sreca druge otroke kate
regakoli stanu. we're in liudstva
vedno u enakim dobrohotnim We
selim smehljajem. Preden pa sc
snideJo odrasli. XII hi pac moral
btu razumneisi cd otrok, 2 dru.
gimi' re premisljajo. katerega sta
nu' we're. liudstva so dotiGniki. in
uravnalo po tenn svoje obGevanie
z mimi.
nj %zastonj dejal Kristus: Rodi.
re kakor otroci.
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Resnicni %"'iaz" ljudi je duSe-
en-. In ia ".iaz" .ie V vseh isti.
kako mai bodo torej ljudje ne
enaki
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Ia tistega, h zivi duhovno ziv.
llenje, so vsi liudje enaki.

llenje, so vsi liudje enaki.
Enc IA visoke, druge mike.
vse IA neenake more smatrati lie
tisti. Xxi zivi lie telesno zivlienje.
kdor zivi duSevno z~ivljenje. "a
tega ne more obstojati nikakSna
neenakoSt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Mikocigarjenje, pavliharienje,
cilanje, janezovanie, kriavljenje
in menda cello krpanje in nevem
kaj Sc vse je postalo zadnjem
easu ideal precejsnjega stevila
slovenskih ameriSkih kulturnih
orgalev. Bravo! Who's nextf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

Taft, Wilson, Roosevelt Ogle.j
81 jih odspred ali odzad - cd vseh
strani: vsi tribe so 81 jednaki. Tri
osebe - en- kandidat! Trje kandi-
date - Ell princip: profit! In
profit je dusa kapitalizma. Ola
suite "a Tafta, Wilsona ali Roo
sevelta - glasovali bodete "a ka-
pitalizem.