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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

OK Vermont and State Agricultural Col
icse. Appropriates $4,000 for exclusive
use of the college of medicine, to be-
expended In establishing and maintaining
a free medical dspensary. furnishing
clinical facilities, and for puruoses ~
instruction; $7.20O for college of agricul.
."'c ior payment OF tuition charges Of
students from Vermont, to the ex-
tent or $50 annually. students to be
n"ined by scholarship committee Of
'nree members from each county to he
appointed by the speaker Of the House:
slo,WV Tor agricultural extension, and
S',oc for exclusive use of the college
OF engineering. To committee on appro-
priations.
II. 5-By Mr.. Carpenter of Chester IN
amend sections I. and 8 OF No. 1853 of the
acts OF 1910. entitled IAN act to provide
state aid for INDECENT veterans" Appco-
PIRATES $500 annually. To committee on
appropriations.
II. 6--By Mr.. Watson OF st. Adams city,
to amend No. 2A OF the acts Of 1883 en-
titled IAN act to incorporate the Univer-
salist convention Of Vermont and Prov
ince OF Quebec. To committee on cor
porations.
II. by Mr.. Miller Of Bethel, to amend
sections 1896, So. 81. SO. 81 and 6169 of the
=. 8. relating to the practice Of dentistry.
Revamps the practice. To general com
mlttee.
II. s-By Mr.. Miller Of Bethel, an act to
amend Section 23sl Of the p. S., relating
10 the payment of costs in criminal cases.
state to pay costs where respondent Is
committed to county Jail. To judiciary
committee.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S. by Senator Rabbit of Windham,
TO amend Section 1866 Of the public stat
utes relating to debts exempt from trus-
tee process. TO committee on judiciary.
Mr.. 1apgood OF Peru arose to ques-
tion of personal privilege. referring to
an editorial in "A newspap per owned and
edited by the presiding officer Of the Sem
ste and pleaded guilty TO assertions con-
tanned in said editorial. He gave notice
that upon certain conditions he would in
toduce certain Joint resolution touch
ing upon the subject In question.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
BY Mr. blanchard Of Orleans, that when
the two houses adjourn this morning, it
De 10 meet again on tuesday next, OCtO-
Der 10, 1912. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon. Adopted on the part of the House
JOINT RESOLUTION
BY Mr.. Gage Of Weathersheld that the
use of the hall OF the House of Repre-
stntatives be granted to the Vermont So
Getty of Engineers, for a public meeting
on the evening of October 81. 1912. Adopt
cd on the mn ri ri the Houae.
KILLED
Joint resolution by MIR. Foote Of Corn
wall, that the Senate committee on State
and industrial interests. and the House
committee on conservation, are hereby
empowered and authorized tc visit the
States public park on Cancels Hump
and under the direction of State Forester
d W. Halves investigate the condition
thereof; the necessary expenses to be
paid by the State. The House refused to
pass the resolution.
On motion of Mr. Ferrin of Essex the
House at 1918 o'clock adjourned.
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HoUSE--MoRN1NG.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain.

Devotional exercises were conducted bv
the chaplain.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
clerks and stenographers of the joint
committee on revision OF bills. Adopted
on the part of the House.
Relating to stcnographer for the
president Of the Senate and speaker of
the House. Adopted in concurrence.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. by Mr.. Mears Of Sandgate, to re-
peal No. 200 and 20l of the acts Of 1910, re-
lating to bounties on porcupines. COM
monty known as hedgehogs. To joint
committee on game and fisheries
Fl. by Mr.. Billings of Woodstock. to
appropriate money in aid Of agricultural
fair. Appropriates $4,000 yearly for 1918
and 1914 to aid such agricultural societies
as have been in existence at least Is
years. excepting the State fair, which
hold annual fairs. To committee on ap-
propriations
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. Gage of Weathersiield, relating
20 the pa Of employees of the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Provides that
the president Of the Senate and speaker
Of the House fix such salaries. unless
otherwise provided by law.
BY Mr.. JENNIE OF Reading. that when
the Senate and House adjourn on Fri
day 1t be to Monday evening at 1880
o'clock. Refused on the part of the
House.
. On motion of Mr.. Ward Of DanvilIe. the
House adjourned at eleven o'clock
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A. W. Hewitt Of Piainfield.
BILLS INTRODUCED

9. BY Senator McFeeters. relating
to the execution OF the death penalty.
Provides for electrocution In building
erected for that purpose State and in
dustrial interests.
g. 4.-By Senator Elliot, relating to the
execution Of the death sentence-pro.
vides for electrocution in same manner
as previous bill. State and Industrial In
terests.
Senator Babbitt offered a joint rcsolu-
ton, which was adopted providing for a
Joint assembly at $3.50 p. m. to hear the
report of the joint canvassing commit
tee TO canvass votes for county and
probate officers and Justices Of tho
peace.
Senator Darling Of Orange was grant
ed leave Of absence to attend to his
duties on the committee on revision Of
bills.
On motion Of Mr.. Dyer of Addison,
the Senate adjourned at 1910
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HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
JOINT RESOLUTION

Providing for a joint assembly at 2:30
o'clock Thursday afternoon, October 10,
to hear report Of joint canvassing COM
mittee to canvass votes for county ofYicers
and justices of the peace. Adopted In
concurrence.
JOINT RESOLUTION KILLED.
Introduced by Mr.. Hapgood Of Peru
that we hereby instruct the committee
upon State and court expenses to report
within 10 days a lump sum which they
would recommend for the pay Of the
members Of the Assembly; also the pay
which they would recommend for the va
riOus employees Of the Assembly not alredy
established by law. The House promptly
killed the resolution.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. 3.-By Mr.. Cook of Lyndon, 70
amend sections 1897 and 1893 of the
r. g.. relating to amendments In civil
causes To judiciary committee.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
To hear report of joint canvassins
committee to canvass votes for county
officers and justices Of the peace.
The following justices of the peace
were elected to I'LL vacancies In their
respective towns:
Leicester, J. l. Goodrich
Arlington, (tie vote). ID. j. Conroy
Groton. Uis vote). Henry c. Glover
Hardwick. e. l. Mcguire. c. g. Cobb
Lyndon. Edward COnnell. Il. G. Nor.
rison.
South Burlington, Uis vote). Frank
E. Lord.
Newbury. (ue vote). John r. Weed
Barton, Y. H. Lothrop, J. q. Turn
bull.
Jay. mono electeD, S. l.. Day, Frank
Morse. Charles Chamberlain, Roy Gal
Ilup. Walter Lucie.
Lowell. A. T. stebbins. W. ]. Col.
Inns
Westmore, Ira Lyon.
Fair Haven. Nelson s. Wool. Y. u
Allen.
Rutland. tie vote). +. 8. Manxin.
East Montpelier. Uie vote). vii
liam q. Nye. Edgar s. Cummings.
Marlboro. Uie vote). Flint N. H.,
SELL Clifton g. Dairympla
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w. G. T. U. WOULD CHRIsTEk
NEW YORK WITH WATER

Albany. n. " Oct 1i.-Governor Diu
was asked to-day to support the appeal
made by the Womans Christian Tenn
peIance Union to Secretary OF :he
Navy Meyer for the use of water from
Niagara in christening the new battle
ship New York. In letter received at
the executive chamber, Mrs. Ella c.
Roole. president OF the New York State
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
states that water was used in chrtsten-
ing the Kansas and SERVED Governor
Clinton to good purpose when ne poured
the waters OF Niagara into the Hudson
river at the opening of the Erie canal"
Governor Dix In reply stated that h
would give the matter serious consideraa
ton and would discuss It with person
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

Lieut.. Governor Howe called the Sen
ate to order at 2:10.

Lieut.. Governor Howe called the Sem
ate to order at $40
JOINT RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Wallis, that the commissions
OF taxes be instructed to forthwith pro-
cure for the use of the General AS
sembly dates relative to taxation Of per-
Sonal property and the amount of de-
uuctTons claimed on account OF debts
owing, In not exceeding 30 representa-
tive towns to be selected by a joint
committee Of two senators and three rep
resentatives to be appointed by tho
president Of the Senate and speaker Of
the House of Representatives. respective
ly. the expense Of obtaining such data
to be audited by the auditor of accounts
and paid by the State. Adopted
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE
JOINT resolution relating to the pay Of
members, clerks and stenographcrs of
the committee on revision Of bills.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
$. BY Mr.. Elliot appropriatinc money
for the use Of the State fair commission
Carries $4,000 for 1913 and 1919. Appropria-
lions and agriculture
s. 6-By Mr.. Darling of Orange, an
proprlating money for the State school
of agriculture; $4,000 for a dormitory.
water system. tools and supplies APP
preparations.
AT 2:3O o'clock the Senate repaired to
the hall of the House for Joint as
sembly
BILLS INTRODUCED.
$. BY MIR. Wallis relating to dcduc-
tions for debts owing. Allows deduction
of $3.50 over aggregate of U. S. bonds.
and other bonds. stocks and loans exempt
from taxation and deposits in savings
banks and deposits In national banks on
which more than two per cent interest
Is paid. Finance.
The judiciary committee made a favor
able report on s. ]. an act relating to
trustee process. and the third reading
was ordered. Mr.. Barber moved to sus-
pend the rules and put the bill on its
passage Mr.. Wallis objected. The vote
was 20 yes to nine no, and as the neces-
sary three-fourths vote was not cast in
the affirmative. the motion was lost
On motion Of Mr.. Johns N. adjourned.
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OPTICAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-MORNING.

Lieutenant G overnor Howe called the
Senate to order at 1906 and devotional
exercises were conducted by the Rev.
Homer A. Flint rector of Christ Church,
Montpelier.
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
BY Mr.. Blanchard Of Orleans that when
the Legislature adjourn to-day it be to
meet at ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Davis moved a reconsideration Of
the vote on the suspension of the rules
on 8. !.
Mr.. Johnson asked the reas son for the
motion. Mr.. Davis thought consderati ton
over night was sufficient. Mr.. Wallis
favored reconsideration. The motion was
reconsidered by a viva voce vote. The
vote to suspend the rules was unanimous
and the bill was read the third time and
passed. Mr.. Rabbit demanded the yeas
and nays. Senators Preston Quinlan and
Rogers absent. Senator's Croft, Darling
of Caledonia and Dodds voted no and "A
members voted yes
Mr. blanchard of Windsor offered a
joint resolution providing for the print
ing of 100 copies OF the State coat Of
arms. motto badge and crest. Referred
10 the committee on State and court ex-
penses.
The proposals OF amendment to the
State constitution, adopted by the Senate
Of 1910 were certified to the Senate by
the secretary OF state and on motion
of Mr. Darling will be referred to joint
special committee.
BILL INTRODUCED.
8. Spy MI Johnson to amend p.
8. e3, relating to nomination Of candi-
date by certificate. Provides no person
shall sign 4 certificate OF nomination
who participates In the nomination OF
the same candidate by political caucus
or convention. Elections.
A Joint resolution providing for an Of
fetal committee visit to the Vermont
Industrial school at Vsrgennes was in
PRODUCED by Mr.. McCuen and referred
to the committee on State and court
expenses,
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard of Wind
sor. the Senate adjourned at lo45,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

dent of the American Medical society,
who was to have addressed the society,
was unable to be present, but his
nephew, DR. John i. Golden Of chi
cago, was present with a paper written
by Dr. Murphy on Recent Contribu-
lions on the Surgery Of Bones and
Joints" The discussion was by j. B.
Wheeler OF Burlington and c. r. Chand-
Ter OF this city.
The regular meeting 81 the house Of
delegates was then held in the council
chambers Of the city hall. An elaborate
banquet was served the members and
night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17
(To BE CONTINUED

Mrs. II. J. Snyder. 80 Baxter street.
Rutland. VT. says: II suffered with weak
Kidneys and had a severe pain across my
pack and was so sore and stiff 1t was
rard work to get UP in the morning.
Sss advised to take Foley Kidney Pills.
|and In Just few days time the pain left
|my back and the soreness and stiffness
went away also and ] have felt like my
self again l gladly recommend Foley
Kidney Pills to all who have kidney
trouble J. w. Osullivan. "a Church
fnesI IAdvl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

f. A. Gerry. 80 Bellevue street. Lowell.
Mass. express messenger for American
Express company. says: The constant
jolting on trains is very hard on the kid
neys, as all railroad men know. I suf-
fered a kidney breakdown which did not
mend under the most sktllful treatment
had dull pain over my hips and back
so severe at times could hardly work
started using Foley Kidney Pills and
right here say that there Is nothing
equals them for prompt and lasting relief
! am glad to say that now am a strong.
we'll man and recommend Foley Kidney
Pills. J. W. O'Sullivan. "a Church street
(Adv)
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Mountaineering.

Devotional exercises were conducted
by the chaplain.
The secretary Of state transmitted to
the House a certified copy OF the pro-
posed articles OF amendment to the con-
stitution of the State. adopted and re-
ferred by the last General Assembly to
the General Assembly there next to he
chosen. on motion of Mr.. Weeks Of Mid
dlebury the proposed amendments were
referred to . special committee consist.
ing Of one member from each county.
Adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED
H. by Mr.. Ferrin Of Essex. to pro-
vide appropriations for the University
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SEEKS DIVORCE FROM
L. G. LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER

New York. Oct. 10-Hans Andersen,
keeper of the BARRIERS point light station
on Lake Champaign. has obtained a
change of venue In the supreme court
in the separation suit brought by his
wife, Blanch. ANDERSEN asked for the
transfer because he has no assistant
keeper. and that he has to be at the
lighthouse at sun down, which he could
do only il the trial Of the suit was held
in Essex county. II the trial was held in
New York there would be no one to at
tend to the light Justice Greenbaum
granted the motion
ANDERSEN became acquainted with his
wife through an advertisement in a
newspaper for a wife to share his lonely
life. She says that he has been cruel to
her This ANDERSEN denies
Barber's point light Is between West
mort and Port Henry
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Baltimore. Warren Huntcon. o. J
Converse.
On motion of Mr.. Wright of Bran
don, the House adjourned at 3:t;
o'clock.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OR DAY
sENATE-MoRNINo.

The Senate was called to order by
Lieut. -0overnor Howe and devotional
exercises ware conducted by thA Rev.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17

Barber's point light is between West
port and Port Henry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-30
Why He Deserved to Fail.

Why He Deserved to Fail.
Alfred Gwynne Wander
jlbilt, looking very fresh and
young, a red carnation in
the buttonhole of his morn
ing coat, was talking to a
reporter about an unsuc-
cessful competitor at the
Madison Square Garden
Horse Show.
''FIe failed" said Mr..
Vanderbilt, "and he deserv-
ed to fail. His ignorance of
horses was incredible. It re-
minded me of an old farm
er on my brothers farm.
"This old farmer, throw
ing down an agricultural |
journal, once said to me
with an oath:
"'I don't believe, Mr.. |
Vanderbilt, that the editor
of this here journal knows
enough about farmih' to
plant his feet in the road and /
a cloud of dust New !
Tribune.
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-30
Second

Second Legislator = Easy
enough. When they come to me
l tell them I'll be perfectly willing
to talk about their voting when
they look old enough to vote, and
that sends them away smiling.
-0TO-
It Didn't Matter.
Il saw man hurt in town,
looked like your husband"
sSure enough? Nice day, isn't
itw
AREN'T you worried"
mo, yesterday was pay day, |
and l got it all. KS
Doctor-You are in pretty bad |
shape. You must stop going to
those. cheap restaurants.
Patient-But, doctor, the
prices at the other places would |
make me still sicker. ]
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-30
wv
Modern Girl.

He-What do you call a real
typical modern girl?
She-One who prefers an heir
in the castle to castle in the air.
-Tit-Bits.
-O-O-
NJ VrT 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-30
DIPLOMATIC

! First Legislator-You don't do
/ anything for the Suffragists, yet
they seem to like you. How do
Kyou manage it?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-30

Nobody-W,hy do you say that
Jones is a fathead?
Everyman-BecauSe he thinks
he is as smart as / am.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17

bila naravna posledica, da Sc je
sprejel ma zadnji k~onferenci dru-
Stew delavk predlog, XII prepove-
duje socialdemokraticnim drust-
vom clanstyo pri vsch drugih
zenskih drustvih. To ina "a po-
sledico. da drustva delavk ne mo-
rejo biti wee clani zveze vseh svi-
carskih zenskih druStev. To loci
tev je gotovo treba L najveGjim
veseljem ~pozdraviti, ker je V ko-
rist prolctarskemu gibanju in ker
DO propaganda in vzgoja med re-
mani Z nacelno jastnostjo lie pri.
dobila. III sklepi SO pa tudi dokaz,
kakO lepe uspehe so dosegle naSe
svicarske sodruznice in da $ svojo
mCGio vedno boil ~sluziio %interna.
cionali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17
Nov clan socialisticne internacio
male.

Gle. Xxi Sc razteza Gez 1900 kilo.
metrov ozemlia oh zapadni obali
Juz. Amerike. ina poleg sijajno
razvitega poljedelstva tudi znat.
ne rudnike "a salpeter in baker,
plavze in zivahen pristaniSki pro.
met. Razredni BOZ ie zelo oster.
Preteceno leto je bilo V Gle de.
set vclikih stavk, cd katcrih So jc
lie ena posrecila. Najvcc.ia STAY
ka je bila V Punto Arenas. pri.
staniskem mestu ma skrajnem jul.
gu. XII je trajala osem dni in pri.
nesla delavcem popolno zmago.
Delavstvo, XII ie dosle.i hOdilo ?
demOkraticnim meseanstvom. Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17
Mescansko in proletarsko zensko
gibanje.s

' nekaterih dezclah .ie obstoja.
10 mocno meScansko Zensko ci.
banJc, So prcden Sc .je bilo ojaci.
10 proletarsko zcnsko gibanic. V
ten dezelah jc iskalo proletarsko
zensko gibanje oh svoiih prvih
pocetkih zaslombc V mcScanskih
zenskih druStvih, Tia pojav smo
opazrh V seventh dezelah in V
Svici. Svicarskc Sodruzicc So tu-
patam deIale skupno 2 meScanski.
mi zenami. Sedaj ma. ko So drust-
svicarskih delavk vcdno boil
Jacilo in so Sc izrekla, da prizna-
vajo socialism in da pristopijo k
socialno demokraticni stranki. ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17
liz naSelbin.
FRANKLIN, PA.


scptembra ie bill Ia nasc naselbi.
no slavnostni dan. Ia dan mas je
namrec obiskal sOdrug Etbin Kri.
stan.
he pred dolo6enim Gasom Sc je
zbrala n~everjetno Stevilna mnozi-
ca V dvorani "Slov. Izobrazeval-
mega Donna ter nestrpno Gakala
govornika. Pa koko tudi ne. sal
le vendar TO nekaj novega "a mas
amcrikanske Sl0vcnce. da mas o.
biS6e tako odlicen S~tarokrajski
scdrug. kakor je Etbin kristan.
Xxi je sploSno znan kot izvrstcn
govOrnik.
10 ga je posluSalccm predsta-
vii predsjednik shoda, je bill po-
zdravljen z dolgotrajnim burnim
aplavzom. Ko Sc je obcinstvo
kOncno umirilo jc powell sodrug
kristan besedo.
Govor:l. kako so naStala vele.
posestva. kai je pravzaprav kapi
tai i'll militarizem. komu Sluzi in
Ia telniah delavskega razreda in
o %scdanJem kapitalisticnem siste.
mu. Mccoy govor je hi jascn.
popolen i'll tudi najpriprostejSim
posluSalcem umljiv.
kriStanov govor V celOti je bila
iolga yeriga. kojc posamezni ella
nj prcdstavl.iajo velike krivice
katere danes prenaSa delavstvo.
Marsikatcri izmed posluSalcev Sc
je nohote vpraSal. cd kod We ia
clovek njegove skrbi. njegove
teznje in njegov sploSen polozaj.
Dcbcr agitator in tudi govor.
mix ie sodrug Ilija Susniar, spre-
mlicvalec sodr. r. Kristana.
Po koncanem govoru sta pew
ski odsek Slov. izobrazevalncga
druStva ''Bled' ter hrvaSki pew
ski zbor ''Slavulj' skupno cape
la wee pesmi. kakor Marseljezo,
Radnijku himno it'd. Petite je bilo
V vsakem oziru izvrstno. kar ie
pokazal dolgotrajen aplavz pc
vsaki skladbi.
Omeniti mi jc, da je bila isti
vecer ravno obletnica otvoritve
Slov. 1zobrazevalnega Donna. In
vsled tega Sc je ma zelio CLANCY
priredila mala zabava V posebni
zborovalni dvorani. Med ubra-
MIN petjem in navduSenimi govo-
ri je nitro minul veGer, Xxi DO res
vsem udelezencem ostal V traj-
mem spominu.
5 soc. pozdravom. - A.. Vidrich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17

cira. Ako Sc nasa narava vsled
navajo in nase podedovane lob
razbe ne upira dajati re itak sto-
KRAFT prebogatemu kapital' ~ &C.
lie tri Getrtine nasega della, po-
tenn je iasno. da nasa dusevna
sposobnost nj V redu in da sc cato
interest druzbe zahteva pOpra-
Iva iste.
Nasprotno pa Sc naSa dusevna
sposobnost lahko smatra "a po-
polno. ako zelimo obdrzati tri ce-
trtine svojega truda in eno cetr-
tino dajati druzbi "a vzdrzevanJe
tie yel;ke industrialne delavnice,
Ako je temu tako, pOtem smo lah-
ko uverjeni, da Sc blizamo reSitvi
tega zivljenskega problema ma
sproti.
Naslednje v~praSanje je: Ali
moreno TO izvrSiti sami? Vedeti
moramo. da j. to nemogoce. line
ii moramo pomoc, in steer pomoc
milionov naSih sotovariSev i'll So
stvaritcljev svetOvnega bogatSt-
va.
Kako bono dobili pomoG?
Ma to ypraSanje Je Same Ell Cd
govOr: potion orgarizacije. to
je organizacije vseh onih. XII ra-
bijo in zahtevajo produkt svojr-
ga della Ease.
Delavski raZred re ina tako
organizacijO - Ia ie Socialisticna
stranka.
Pridruzi Sc il in wolf IN nicne
kand;datc.