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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25
TURKEYS
Bourbon Reds


Pen, first special, A. NJ. Farmer.
Cock, first, $1.00, A. NJ. Farmer
Pullet, first, $1.0O, A. NJ. Farmer
Pullet, second, soc, A. NJ. Farmer.
Bronze
Pen, first special, J. w. Anders.
Pen, second special, j. S. Hum
phrey, Pratt.
Pen, third, special, J. w. Anders.
Cock, first, $1.OO, J. S. Humphrey,
Pratt
Cock second, SOC, J. w. Anders
Cock, third, ribbon, j. W. Anders
Hen, first, $1.OO, j. W. Anders.
Hen. second, SOC, j. S. Hum
phrey, Pratt.
Hen, third, ribbon, ]. W. Anders
Pullet, first, $1,0O, ]. w. Anders.
Pullet, second, Soc, j. S. Hum
phrey, Pratt.
Cockerel, first, $500, ]. W.
Anders.
Runt Pigeons
One pair, first, blue ribbon, W. g.
Farmer and daughter.
Rabbits
Display, blue ribbon, W. b..
Farmer and daughter
Geese
White China
Cock, first, $1.00, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Hen, first, $1.OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Gray African
Cock, first, $1.O0, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Hen, first, S1.00, Gertrude Crow,
Ducks
White Crested
Cock, first, $1.00, Gertrude Crow
Hutchinson.
Cock, first, s1.OO, Gertrude Crow,
Hutchinson.
White Coll
Hen, first, 800, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Indian Rnnner--Colorec
Pen first special, A. M. Farmer.
Pratt.
Young drake, $1.OO, A. M. Farmer,
Pratt.
Young Ducks, first, $1.OO, A. NJ.
Farmer, Pratt.
Young ducks, second, SOC, A. NJ
Farmer, Pratt.
Young ducks, third, ribbon, A. NJ.
Farmer, Pratt.
Largest poultry display, first
special, Gertrude Crow.
Largest poultry display, second
special, ]. W. Anders.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25

Claude Commons. who has been
employed in the Locke and also in
the Wiley drug store, has resigned
his position, and will go into some
other business in the city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25

c. H. Nichols and wife of the Ok
lahoma general Sunday School de-
partment, conducted an interesting
meeting at the Presbyterian church,
Friday evening.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25
WHO COT THE PREMIUMS


~ al AAOAy Aabl
Rhode Island Reds--ROse Combs
Pen, first special, Albert Lane,
City.
Pen, second special Mrs. Jane Cal
vert.
Cock, first, $1,OO, Mrs. H. Granger
Cock, second, SOC, Mrs, James
Calvert.
Hen, first, $1.OO, Mrs. H. Granger
Hen, second, soc, Mrs. James Cal
vert.
Hen, third, ribbon, Mrs. James Cal
vert.
Pullet, first, $1.O0, Albert Lane.
Pullet, second, SOC, Albert Lane.
Pullet, third, ribbon, Mrs. James
Calvert. II
Rhode Island Reds--Single Comb
Pullet, first, $1.00, II. d, Thomp-
son, City.
Pullet, second, soc, H. D. Thomp-
son, City.
Black Langshan
Pen, first special, ]. w. Anders.
Pen, second special, J.. w. Anders.
Pen, third special, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, first, $1,OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, second, soc, J. w. Anders.
Hen, first, $1.00, J. w. Anders.
Hen, second, SOC, j. W. Anders.
Hen, third, ribbon, ], w. Anders.
Cockerel, first, $1.0O, j. W.
Anders.
Cockerel, second, soc, j. W. An
der.
Cockerel, third, ribbon, Gertrude
Grow, Hutchinson.
Pullet, first, $500, j. w, Anders,
Pullet, second, SOC, j. w. Anderst
Pullet, third, ribbon, j. w. Anders,
Silver Spangled Hamburgs
Cockerel, first, $l.00, Gertrude
Grow, Hutchinson.
Buff COchins
Pen, first special, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, first, 800, Gertrude Crow,
Hutchinson.
Hen, first, $1,OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Hen second, SOC, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cockerel, first, $1OO, Gertrude
Crow, Hutchinson.
Cockerel second, Soc, Gertrude
Crow, Hutchinson.
Pullet, first, $1.O0, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Pullet, second, soc, Gertrude
Crow, Hutchinson.
Partridge COchins
Pen, first special, Gertrude Crow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, first, $1.OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cockerel, first, $1.OO, Gertrude
Crow, Hutchinson.
Cockerel second, SOC, Gertrude,
Hutchinson.
Hen, first, $l.OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Hen, second, SOC, Gertrude Grow.
Hutchinson.
Hen, third, ribbon, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Pullet, first, $1.OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Pullet, second, SOC, Gertrude
Crow, Hutchinson.
Light Brahmas
Pen, first special, Gertrude Crow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, first special, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, first, s1.OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Cock, second, soc, Gertrude Crow,
Hutchinson.
Hen, first, 800, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Hen, second, SOC, Gertrude Crow,
Hutchinson.
Pullet. first, $1OO, Gertrude Grow,
Hutchinson.
Pullet, second, soc, Gertrude
Grow, Hutchinson.
Pullet, Third, ribbon, Gertrude
Grow, Hutchinson.
Cockerel, first, Sl00, Gertrude
Crow, Hutchinson.
Cockerel second, SOC, Gertrude
Hutchinson.
mYUvnUR1Wye,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25

T. H. Taylor of up northwest OF
town. was in Tuesday. He says that
the ground Ia in moist condition,
and that the wheat plant Ia looking
1ne.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25
GEM ROnMING HOUSE

Clean, we'll furnished rooms. Fur
mace heated Electric lighted. LO-
Gated opposite Taylor's drug store.
MRS. FLORENCE BOLTON.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25

There does not appear to be very
much excitement in this part of the
country over the approaching cleo
ton, but well bet our last years
straw hat that there will be a larger
per cent. of the votes cast at this ele-
ton than ever before In the history
of the country, And it all means
something. too.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-25

A. L. Wright, the abstracter OF
Beaver City came up to Liberal Sat
nrday night and went from here to
GuymOn for visit with his family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
A SURE, QUICK COLD
CURE ---ACTS GENTLY
Pape's Cold Compound cures
colds and grippe in few
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The most severe cold will be broken,
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king dose of Pape's Cold Compound
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You will distinctly feel all tho dis
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Take this wonderful Compound AZ
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Cold Compound, which any. druggist
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(Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

tary Bennett of the senate. and Rep
resentativcs Dalzcll. Calder. Jones,
Wright. Fairchild and other members
Of the house of representatives sen.
ator Root was one OF the honorary
pallbearers and sat somewhat apart
from the other national officials
The rasSet. covered with vlolets and
lilies OF tho valley, was borne into the
church at 2:30 clock. and following
il came Mrs sherman in heavy mourn
ing. leaning OH the arm OF her, son;
Richard. Tho Mcudelssohn funeral
march was played as the body was
carried in
Numerous floral offerings formed an
impressive feature, These consisted
largely OF appropriately designed
wroaths with which the altar was com
petely covered. The senate sent an
immense piece composed largely OF or,
chids, while tho house offering was OF
white roses There were wrcaths from
the National Republican league, the
employees Of the Utica Trust company,
of which Mr.. Sherman was president,
the Beta Sigma Pi, the local Republi-
can committees, the German embassa-
dor. the Spanish, Salvadorian, flayticn.
Dominican anil Guatemalan legations,
Secretary Knox and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
POSLAM CURES
WORST CASES
Of ECZEMA

To have suffered the torturcs of &C.
zcmar acne. Itch. etc. for years and TO
suddenly find tina the trouble has dis.
appeared after a short treatment with
Poslam, is 10 experience satisfaction diff
ncult to express. This lis the story told
daily from all parts Of the country, OF the
actual accomplishments OF Poslam, the
perfect skin remedy. All skin diseases
including eczema, acne, tcttcr, salt
rheum, itch, etc, arc quickly cradlcated
by Poslam Itching is stopped at once
Common troubles, such as pimplcs, rcd
noses, rashos. etc, respond so readily
that overnight treatment Is often sufn
cient.
POSLAM SOAP. used daily for toilet
and bath, makes every cleansing opera
ton a double means or healthfuness to
the skin Incompatible In its benefits TO
tender skin. particularly to infants.
Schramm- Johnson. Drugs, and all drug
gists sell Poslam (price, 30 cents) and
Poslam Soap (price. % cents). For free
samples. write TO the Emergency Labora-
tories. 50 West 25th Street, New York
City. (Advcrtlscmcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

Lead Kindly Light, Abide with
Moi',and "Nearcr My God TO Thee,
The entire congregation Joined in the
last hymn.
The funeral party left the chGrcIh, as
IL had entered. TO the music of Men
JoIssohn' 3 march, the audience stand
inc as the casket was borne out.
+ Mrs. Sherman was supported on el,
,hor side by her sous as she walked
slowly down the aisle. Her carriage
nrecedcd that Of President Taft in the
long line that made its way to the ccm-
'eterY. ,oa
There was no attempt at display ana
the nrocession was not headed by de-
ta;l of poIicc. Major -Rhoades, IN the
unirorm OF an artillery officer. lent The
only color TO the somber hucs OF tpe
presidential party uo
Thousands of persons were at INC
cemetery in advance of the eortege ana
watched the procession wind ITS way
to the mausoleum. After the services
M the tomb. President Taft and party
we're hurried in automobiles direct to
tbn railroad station. The president $
private car-had been sidetracEed and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
BODY Of SHERMAN IS
PLACED IN THE TOMB
Simple but Impressive Serv-
ices Attended by President
Taft and High Officials.
GREAT CROWD PRESENT
Business Suspended in Utica
During Funeral; Several
Factories Close Down.
GREAT CROWD PRESENT

UTICA, \. V. Nov. with simple
but impressive ceremonies the body or
Vice President James :. Sherman was
laid away this afternoon in crypt
within beautiful mausolcum in Forest
Hill cemetery,
Under canvas covering that served
as shield against chill November
wind were gathered the Sherman fam
lily. President Taft, members Of his cab
iuet, justices or the supreme court. SEN
ators aud members of the house Of rep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Flag on Altar.

The altar, the galleries and the walls
Of the church were drapcd in black
broadcloth and rich purple, and an
American flag was festooncd about
the front of the altar, but almost hid
den by the mass of flowers.
The religious services, conducted by
DR.. Stryker, were brief. They con
sisted of scriptural readings and a few
words Of appreciation, and PRAYER
by DR.. Stryker, all closing with a
benedicton by the Rev, Broliwa, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
The music included organ selections
and three HYMNS The hymns were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Salt Lake City Druggist
Makes a Statement

We always advise people who have
stomach or bowel trouble to see a doc
tor. But to those who do not wish to
do this we will say: try the mixture
of simple buckthorn bark. glycerine,
etc. known as Adler-i-ka. This simple
new remedy is so powerful that JUST
acb GAS ON the stomach and constipa-
tion QUICKLY. People who try Ad'
ler.i-ka are surprised at it's QUICK ac-
fion. W. D. Mathis, Druggist, 324 So.
Main 81 Advertisement. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

reseptatives and a few intimate friends
and business associates Of the vico pres
ident, while without tbrong that
stood reverently until the strains OF
"Aslecp in Jesus by the Haydn male
chorus had died away.
President Taft listened with bowed
head and tear-dlmmed eyes az Dr. NJ
". Strykcr. president Of Hamilton col
lege, read the brief comnittal service
and the Rev. Louis IL, Holden. pastor
Of Christ church, of which Mr., Sherman
was member, offered prayer. =.
4 mixed chorus sang - Good Night.
and when selection by the male
chorus had been finished tho president
gaZed moment at the f0wer-covercd
casket and slowly made his way to a
waiting automobile accompanied by
former Vice President Fairbanks, At
tornev General Wickersham and Major
Rhoadcs. his military aide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Better Than so,,'

Spanking does po,
bed wetting. Thers ' !. sue
cure for this trouhlas - s,@,
mers, Box W, Notrs p,as ~
send free to any MOTHS SsSs
home treatment. with itbf, frhI I9
Send no money, but r1;,l wv
your. children t.oubls" "ms ra'
Don t blame the child 9qS
it can t help it. Tbi, ~
cures adults and aeeS 4 ns,
with urine difficulties hpw w; q
tldvst,l,sr,-,, ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Two Services Held.

Earlier in the afternoon there had
been private services at the Sherman
home and public ohsequies al the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, both of which
were attended by the president.
The special train. bearing the presi.
Dental party. arrived in Utica at | 80
clock and the president at once went
TO the Sherman homo to offer his SYM
pathy to the bereaved family He re.
manned for the services there. which
were conducted by DR.. Holden, and then
went TO the church where the funeral
services were held,
Crowds began TO gather in the vicin.
ity OF the church before noon, and when
the doors were opened the large audi
torium quickly filed.
The congressional party were among
tho earliest arrivals and they were fol,
lowed by the president and those who
had called on Mrs. Sherman with him.
The president occupied seat near the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

. crowd watched him -
w,naow man5io and chatted Ssi,M
,ioW when e, the E, train pulled :, /
there was subducdp pvs sb,ior ior
ident who bowed h;s ;ssneeIsia,
Business in Gtica rsckpari|
pended during tho S,ass S.ss PAD
al. and several factoyGiaai' uGai' q H
At the hour Of the iirs f1,s,s.l,s.l sl,s.l
cars in the city woro r,aaeiaI
minutes. "''e Hoppl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

center aisle and with him sat Attorney
General Wickersham, Secretary Nagcl,
former Vice President Fairbanks and
Chairman Hillcs of the Republican ma
tional committee.
Immediately in their rear wore seated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

Justices Hughes and Pitney of the
United States supreme court, Senators
Crane. Curtis, Lippett, Penrose, Oliver,
Bacon. Works and O'Gormau, Secro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
IN BODOCNOST.

Socialna dcmokracija Sc Y mar
Sitem razlikujc cd mcicanSkih in
kapitalisticnih strank, najboli pa
Y TEN. da il j. scdanjc dclo pred
vStm pIiprava IA bodocnoSt. in 81
g IA bodocnoSt. Xxi Stoji iaSno
pred njenmi otmi eli Socialnc
demokracijc nj Samovol.jna slika
kakSne trme. ne 'idila" XII H.
haja il same domiiljiie. tcmvcG
pod reSnega spOznanja. Fantazi-
ia hi lahko naSlikala svct So mno-
90 lepSi cd tistega. XII Strcmi 20
MEM socialna demokracija: ali
; tlSta lepota hi oStala lie Y fan
taziji in Sc ne hi nikoli ureSnitila.
kcr pa politika nj poczija. Sc ne
SINE baviti L utopijami. tcmvcG
mora iskati rcsnico in postavliati
svojc delo ma ME podlago.
All kakor ne SINE resna stranka
zapeljcvati ljudStva Z bobnecimi
bcSedami o bodocih krasotah. Xxi
Sc ne moreio izpoIniti, tako .ie tu-
di napacno zabavati mnozice $ sa-
mo Sedanjostjo in Jim jemati po-
gled "a prihodnjost. Iivljcnje GIo.
veStva Sc ne zakljucuje Z nocoi-
Snjim veCerom; kdOr Skrbi samo
IA danaSnii dan. ostanc vcdno ma
enem meStu. Vsaka now IRA ga
najde enako nepripravlicncga ka-
kor vsaka dOsedanja. Vcdno DO
preSeneGen in vedno bo zaostaial.
Vsaka resna politika mora biti
delo "a b%odocnost: zlasti pa velja
to "a delavsko politiko. Idai de-
lavstvo mora doseGi svojo reSitev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

tcrc Sc delavStvo ne more boicya-
ii. Tenn vecja je moe, elm obSir-
neJSa III elm tcsncjSa jc zdruzitev.
Sadanjost, Iii uklepa delavce Y We
rige, brani VISA kapitalisticna druz
ba brez razlike narodnosti in we're.
IA bodocnost, Iii ina oSvoboditi
delavca. sc morajo zdruiiti vsi
delavci brez razlikc narodnosti i'm
we're. To je tako %iaSno, kakor bell
dan: cato .ir tudi jaSno. da .ie So
cialna demokraciia. XII jc medina
narodna in medverSka, edna stran
ka, Xxi more delavstvo povcSti V
Syobodno bodocnost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

IN posebno posteljo. n~apravli.no
II najfinejSega lesa in je okraso,
ma Z zlatimi okraski. Razen no
Stunje ina opica Sc deset drueb
S~trezajev. Svoji opici ma EAST nr;.
redi miljonarka vcGkiat gosti;o
oh katerih prilikah ina opica no
Seben Sedel med gosti pri mil in
zajemlje IL srebrnega kroinika
Ia v]drievanie tega opicjega Ink.
susa plaza blazna miljonarka 10.
600 do l5.000 d~olarjev ma leto."
Drug miljonar .ie nekoG pr;.
redil gostijo. Ko so bill gostie IL
vsega siti, so prinesli ma MILO ost.
rige. in kO so pozeruhi Skolike cd.
prli, je naSel notri vsak 20 en-
biser."
"Soproga dobro znanega new.
yorSkega millionaire nosi ovratni.
co. Hi je veljala 100000 dolariev
10 Sc je temu miljonariu narodil
pIvl sin, so "a poloiili Y zibelko
ki je stala 10000 dolarjcv. Otrok
je bill cd svojcga scdmega leta v
oSkrbi Stirih pcStunj in Stiril.
zdravnikov. Iadnji so moraIi otro.
ka prciskati pc Stirikrat ma dan
in prcdloIiti miljonariu vsak We.
Ger bulletin o zdIavStvencm stan.
in otrokovem."
"Ncdavno Sc ie nastanil V New
Iorku kapitalist IL zapada. Kupil
Je palace Cd prijatelja. "a katero
jc dial diva miljona d%olarjev. Ker
pa je palata bila zanj prevelika.
10 je DIAL pOdrcti skoro polovico.
ma dotitnem proStoru pa ie dial
zaSadlti writ Z uprav fanaSti6nimi
vodometi in raznovrStnimi kipi.
XII ga jc stale pol miljona dollar
jcv. NiSek krasote. leSka in potra-
te je pa bila njegova spalnica. z
opremo svoje Spalnice j. ia Milo
mar prekoSil najrazkoSncjSe VIA
darje in OStale hogatiue. kar iih
omcnja zgodovina in kar jih je H.
Stvarila hujna fantazija. Ia samo
postc!jo .jc miljonar dal 100000
dolarjev izdelama je IL naifinejSe
cbcnovine in ie bogato okraSena
5 fantaStiGnimi figurami IL slonove
koSti in GiSiega zlata. Strop in ste
ne Spalnice 50 dekorirane Z zlati-
mi in srebrnimi okraski. kar ie
stale $1,000 dolariev. Zavese ma
oknih Spalnice. vSch Skupaj deset
parov, 80 veljala diva tiSof dollar
jcv par. Oblajilnica te glaSovite
Spalnice prcd>tavlia nadalinih
5000 dolarjcv in toalctna mica
$4,000 dolaricv. Umivainik ie ve-
ljal $4,000 dolaricv i'm prezrcGe-
valnjk yrh >tropa : >trciico 5000
dolarjev. Y Spalnico voIiio actve-
ra vrata; d~ckoraciia tch vrat pred
Stavlia zopct okroglih 10000 do
it'd. it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

TIE kapitalisticne sodbe so do
velj jascn razlog IA to. da angles
Ike strokovne " g%anizacije dosled-
no odklanjajo sistem delcia ma
dobicku. Ia Sistem je pray tax,
kakor Sistem omega prebrisanca,
Xxi je %navezal oslu snop sena take
pred nos. Ola ga nj mogel doseGi. Il
Spodbuiil ga je pa lie k hitrcjSi
hOii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Drzavno rudnistvo V Avstriii.

Polcg fabrikaci.ic Smodnika it'd.
Sc peGa avstrijSka drzava tudi z
rudarstvom. ina Svoie prcmogov-
nike. saline in tudi rudnik V Idri-
il. kjer koplieio 1.-Two Srcbro. je
njena last. DRAWN proraGun "a
leto 1913 izkazuje 40. 10000 kron
potrebStin "a drzavno rudarstvo.
Dohodki so proraGun.ieni ma 49,
$4,000 kron. Ia idrijski rudnik
n. pr. proracuna izdatke ma 3.022-
400 kron. Y tel poStavki ie $4,000
"a zgradbO delavskih his. DOhod-
XII tcga rudnika 50 izraGunani ma
4~.0S5.50O kron. Ia rudniSko solo
ic proracmanih $1,000 kron. "a
1900 X wee kakor lani zaradi n
vrStitve uGitcljStva Y WISH placil-
nj razrcd. NrSe Sc pogajania. da
prcvzame rudniSko Solo. XII ie edi-
ma te vrSte Y AvStriji. nauGna IL
prava. NSi V DRAWN upravi sto-
jeGi rudniki imaio 6S91 dclavcev.
kojih media je proraGunana ma
S,4I5.O65 kron. Cistega dobicka
ina torcj drlava 5.639.OOO X. kar
je vSekakor lcp znesek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31

Ske druzbe svoje %praznike, to III
valno. Ali pomenljivo je, da sc
lahko pravi %"svoje praznike'.
Xakaj bozic bogatinov nj bolic de
lavcev; Velika noe k%apitalizma hi
Velika noe proletariata. krScanst-
vo Sc je bilo uveljavilo ucet ena-
koSt in bratstvo vSeh ljudi i'll pc
dvch ~tiSeGletjih krscanskcga go
Spodstva so razredi loteui. ia ."
morejo biti boli in naSprotSiva ="
Sc poostrila, da Jill ne o ubla-
ziti noben evangelij.
BogatStvo in SiromaStvo to
dajc dandaneS praznikom rail-
cen. nasprotcn znataj, preleSt pa
Jim jennie V visokih i'll nizkih
krogih. RazkoSno Sc lahko obha-
ia svcti veGer V miliarderjevi hi
81; ali yes sijaj z elcktriGnimi lut-
kami V vsch mavricnih baryah o
Svetljencga boziGnega dreveSca jc
brez pomona. darove, Xxi jih po-
kla~njajo ~stariSi otrokom. znanci
znancem. hi 81 lahko dajali diva.
Fri mcSecc pref ali pozneje. pole
dino. XII 10 ina boiitni dan. 81 lah-
ko prirede. kadar Sc Jim zliubi.
Kai maj jim oznatuje prank IL
koledarja. ko imajo svoj prank
lahko vSak dam.
A V hist dclavca SO praznitni
east dvomljivcga ~vcSclja. GcSto Sc
sploh brez mega. Nepopisna bcda.
katero uStvarja kapitalizem : SvO-
Jim brczSrGnim izkoriStanjcm med
delavskimi maSami. oncmogotuje
vSako veSclic tlSotrrih in tiSo-
Gerih delavskih domovih.
Velike mnozicc nimaio cd praz-
nikov mic druzcga. kakor ia phi
vo>Gijo svojim zbitim udom in IL
t~rujenim koStem tiSti poGitek. XII
ga vse leto ne moreJo uziti. Kdor
pa hote imcti od %praznikov kai
malega wee. mora Skromni priboli
SEX. Iii ga je privo&til Sebi in
Svojccm. poplaGati drago. odrcka-
Joe 81 od potrebc toliko. la nado-
mcSti %povctane %praznitnc StroSkc.
&c ic o praznikih potival. .ie po-
.i,-a1 xn -,-,,.,, r,-n,l.- 80, o.,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-31
Pc ~praznikih.

Ljudje. XII so Sc t. dni razhaja-
Ii. so 81 "a Slovo voStili vescle
praznike. Pisma Sorodnikom III
znancem in prijateljem so konca-
vail Z voSGilom "veSele prazni-
ke'. Donna. ma ulici. V tovarni. Y
rudokopih. Y trgOvini - posed
Sc je ponavljale to cestitanjc.
Enim je prihajalo Cd srca, drugi
so Sc izrekali Stereotipno, to vOS-
clio, XII Sc ponavlja dvakrat tisoc
let limo "a limo. V mestu in ma
dezeli, V toplih in V hladnih kra-
Jill.
In zdaj je minil bolit. Ia veci-
no ljudi je minil, popolnOma mi
nil. Ia ali oni 81 podaljSa brezdel-
ne dni; nekaterim otrokom osta-
lie kakSna igratka in / MO neko-
like Spomina tupatam je kdo do
livcl nevSakdanjo epizodo. Ali
mnoIice so Sc davi. dcloma pa re
Shocl vrhi!' ma delo IN |lNiJehJe
Jim 'er' cope, 'h~aNornerho' emo
memo dalJe klkor Pr'd Prazh'kl'
k"Nor ga nj hlo pra|h'NoV. ho|lc
i'm Jr mihlI.
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