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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-09
Major General Franklin Bell
Cables Story OF Heroic FIGHT
Lasting Five DAYS al Mount
Baesak
SAVAGES DESPERATE
IN COUNTER ATTACKS
No Quarter Was Given or EX-
pected and Ground Was
FierceIy Contested in Hand
10 Hand Engagements,


Washington July haii-lalWns
story of hand 20 hand conflict with
spear-hurlng Moro sayages of battle
to thc death on am isoloted mountain
top with no quarter given or expect
cd vas eabled to the war department
from the Philippines today hy Major
General Bell Il was the commandne
generals report on the campaign Of
Brgadier General PershIng. which re-
suited n the determination of the lass
considerable band of rehollious Moros
ana the complete disarmament of This
War-uke uiuc
Long aeo most of hc Nuros gave
mp their arms peacefully but the
fierce trihesmDn of Iau ward. emhrac-
ing about twenty square mites ou the
northern coast ol the island of Jolo,
made ready for war whenever there
was n suggestion of deprving them of
their weapons. Recently nearly ten
thousand of them stampcdcd Co Mount
pugsak wild peal. which they Doe
lcvcd improguahle Many conferences
and patient diplomacy drcW most of
them lWoy and sent them to their
homes hut three or four hundred of
the most desperate "I'iil'o ''''''
|s'ohHh'le ana plep'I'' '' llh'' VI guy
WIN lle American h'l'"n'
When no reasonable hope of 90
peaceful conclusion remained. says
General Noil in bis rpar todn1
lIlEtdiei General f'ishlhf arrived
ai J''" WIN ho'Is dutinA ihe hlEn' "I
juno I0th. Secretly nh"INed nus com
Manu- ana i'helhk h'aIhN 4Hlt"'ih"''
i''-e'h the same hishi &" prevent q
stampede OBJ thc women ana ehiuI'h
ana hoh-'"m hhllhis Z" iu' mountain
'sl'l' Assaults h'tAn "i o'> lNh|
ll'I'' ilSnllht' part "I ~ Hlh" L"
mana, 9Atlhs IlNe a3ls marked py i'h-
a'l""s t'siHl'h'r ana counter 't'aoh'
lI"Hi Moi"s Iusllhs ON lI""Fs WIN
h"I"hE7 ana holI''i Sp'''A 'I In'
'''' ''''''N '''''
Ihe ''h'i"l "I lfo"ps nN tU' "IIl-
GERS W'a ''Illl'hI'' mus lI'Nent'nt
greater h'ln''oi u ca'"h ItI's me-
enemy was completely defeated ana
aII sli"hgh"iuS were llh'llN '"h'h
N"nr OF tho Mor"s would sufieh"cf'
some escaped but the remainder were
NIlc"' lnel"onns NnIiI ana nus prlh
C'pal icni'h'hla dullhH thc engage
menl
"our mountain guns We're dragged
MP The mOuntain by block and tackle
IIrulIN T,utblup commanding UOgi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-09
Il REF FUGEES FROM
MEXICAN PORT
ARRIVE
United States Gunboat Arrives
at San Diego Loads With
Provisions for Return Res
cue Voyage,


San Diego, Cal. July Bringing
twenty-one refugees from the war zone
around Topolobampo, on the west
coast Of Mexico. between Guaymas and
Mazatlan, the United states eunboat
Annapolis entered the harbor late to-
day. Arrangements had been made by
wireless for supplies and as soon as
the refugees were landed the Anna
polls began loading supplies for an
other voyage southwark
The flagship Pittsburgh, Of the Pa
cific fleet, is at Topolobampo. where
the refugees report conditions alarm
ing. II was difficult to procure food.
they said, and conditions outside the
small territory controlled 10y the fed
erals, were chaotic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-09

Lander Wyo. July S.-Thc entire
wool output of Fremont county ono
Of the heavy wool producing counties
Of the state. has aeen withhold from
sale because flock masters refuse to
accept existing prices. Tho product
has been consigned 10 warehouses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-09
IS 600 In ReeIstcrcd Pacl,ages stolen.

Regina, Sask.. July Slight thou-
sand dollars in registered money
packages were stolen from mail
pouches at the Canadian Pacific rail-
way station here today as they lay
on the platform waiting transfer to
another train
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-09
Six Killed; Thirty Injured in Wreck.

NhnlIn. 7. T., IuIY v SIN mon
were Hncd ana fhs&ty injured today,
whcr flat car crowded with NOM
bcrs OF the coast artillery was wreck
ed between here and Corrcgidor,
about thirty mites southwest Of the
city, The soldiers were proceeding 10
the drll ground at Corrcgidor when
the flat ear jumped the track opd
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19

Semmes' Cold Cutter
Sold at End Glass Drug Stole, will
soon cut the cold out of any system.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
An Old Lady Passes Away.

On Sunday afternoon at a O'Clock
Mrs. Elijah eth A. Crofford passed away
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Moore Moore, in Grenada. She was sc
years and 7 months old. She was born
in Alabama and came to Mississippi in
1853
Funeral services were conducted from
the Presbyterian church on Monday af-
ternoon by Rev. j. c. Carothers, who
spoke most lovingly of the life of the
deceased. Her remains were laid to
rest in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mrs. Crofford had been almost an in
valid for many years, but her suffering
had only served to mellow her life and
display those beautiful characteristics
which show forth the benedictions of
heaven. She was the loving mother.
full of counsel and good cheer, and the
trustful grandmother. Only those who
are blessed with grandmother in the
home can appreciate all the depth Of
meaning the word carries. Mrs. Crof-
ford gave her heart to God in the long
years ago and had grown in grace with
the passing days. Her only son, DR..
7. j. Crofford, died in the West few
weeks ago and she never fully rallied
from the shock To the daughter anc
other sorrowing ones the Sentinel ten
ders coincidence.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
OverpOwer JaiIer and Escape.

Two negroes, Tom Horton and Pies
Hill, made a sensational escape from
the county Jail here by overpowering
the guard, securing his pistol and keys,
on Moueay evening.
AS R. j. Rayburn, the guard, was
counting the negroes in at the cage
door after they had been brought in
from work on the roads, one of the ne
groes, Will Hester, seized him, and the
other two came out the door, took his
pistol and keys and ran. The third ne
gro was intending to run when two
other prisoners grabbed him.
The negroes have not yet been cap
tured, and a reward of $40 each has
been offered for them. Horton was in
for assault and battery; Hill for bur-
glary, and Hester is in on three charges
burglary, assault and battery, and
breaking Jail. Each of the escaped ne
groes had been prisoners less than a
month
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19

This liberal offer on votes will
not be increased any time during
the contest.
On the above propositions 5
subscriptions collected and brot
in will get for the contestant j.
500 votes; S. for the Sentinel for
5 years will get II, 500 votes and
$50 invested in coupon Job Print
ing Books will get the contestant
$4,000 votes.
Tell your friends about the mer-
chants in this contest and be sure
that tickets are called for.
First prize Diamond Locket and gold
chain worth $50. the second prize Is
4-light Electrolier, and the third prize
is Is pieces of Rogers l847 Silver.
Every piece guaranteed and is worth
exactly what it is listed at. The
winners name will be engraved free OF
charge. If the winners of any one OF
the prizes should prefer something else,
A. Weller & Co. will allow an exchange
for anything else of equal value.
The merchants behind this contest
are: Dogan & Pressgrove, dry goods,
shoes and groceries; Fatherree's drug
store, The Leader-gents furnishing
store and shoes for ladies'; E. A. Mead
ers & Co., furniture dealers; A. Weller
& Co., wholesale and retail jewellery
and The Sentinel.
One hundred votes will be given II
the contest on every one dollar cash
purchase, or on every one dollar pai6
on account; provided tickets are
called for when account is paid
by these five merchants, and The Sen
tinel will give 500 on every dollar pal!t
on subscription, 400 votes on every dol
lar paid The Sentinel on job printing
and 200 votes on every dollar paid OF
advertising.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
B. F. Thomas Seeks Reelection.

Major B. F. Thomas makes public
this week his desire to succeed himself
in the office of Mayor of the city of
Grenada and offers the record he has
made this term as an earnest of what
he will do if reelected.
The Major was born and reared in
Grena1a county; has been resident of
this city for many years and is un-
doubtedly interested in all that is good
for the town and all that builds for the
future. He has met every expectation
of his friends as mayor and his expert
ence for these two years should un-
questionably qualify him for better ser
vice the next term. Major Thomas is
consideration of the voters of Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
MoreIand Defeats Olson. IS9 TO I23.

At the special election held in this
beat Thursday to elect successor to
A. T. McElwrath, who had resigned as
supervisor, J. A. Moreland was elect
ed. There were only two candidates,
Moreland and A. Olson. The total
vote was l89 for Moreland and 123 for
Olson, The contest was good natured
one. This was Mr.. Moreland's first
trial in politics, but he showed himself
to he pretty resourceful and tactful.
The Sentinel believes that Mr.. More
land will make good supervisor and
that he will be true to the best inter-
ests of the people. Mr.. Olson made a
good race and should be proud OF the
vote he received.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
". 0. W. to Build Opera House.

Plans are being inaugurated in Gren-
ada which originated in the W. 0. W.
lodge here, to build an opera house on
the northwest corner of the pubic
square. The plans have been drawn
and it seems that everything is workisg
satisfactorily looking to the realization
of a thing Grenada has needed very
badly for several years. About six
wears ago the opera house burned down
and the Grenada Bank purchased the
lot upon which the former building stood
and erected upon it one of the hand
somest banking houses in the state.
The proposed building will cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, and those
who are engineering the proposition
speak with absolute confidence of its
success. Grenada is show-loving town
and there is hardly anything that comes
along that does not receive a liberal
structure erected in Grenada that
would be more gladly welcomed thar
the opera house.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
Claude Hall for Reelection.

Claud Hall authorizes the Sentinel to
say to the voters of Grenada that he
wishes to serve them another term as
City Marshal. Mr.. Hall has made
good officer. 1t is not saying too much
to state that Grenada never had more
faithful and honest official, He is kind
and obliging and is always duly consd-
crate of the wishes and the rights of
the public. The law violator has roasted
lower duringi his term of service
than ever before, and while he is not
to be given all the credit for this, he
had an important part in it. The Sem
tinel feels sure that if reelected, Mr..
Hall will continue to render the town
good service.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
ST. Jatum Announces for Mayor.

The Sentinel is authorized to place
The name of S. T. Tatum before the
citizens of Grenada for the office OF
Mayor. Mr.. Tatum is well known u, N
Grenada. He has succeeded wen III
business; he is generous-hatureu,
abhging man. He is full OF energy ano
possesses manyof the requisites TO sue
cessfully deal with the complex prop, pad
lems of the present day. He has served
the town two terms as mayor ana his
record as such will compare faVoraoiy
with the best ever made in the ollce.
The Sentinel feels warranted IN statlne
that if Mr.. Tatum is elected ne vii
give the public the best service VI
which he is capable.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
Daisy Hale, 5lOO
Edna Staten, Cascilla, 500

Euna StaIen, CaScllla, 5UO
From now on uutil the contest
closes, the Sentinel will give a
bonus of 5000 votes on 5 subscrip-
tions paid at one time, which
would give the contestant 1900
votes on different subscriptions
paid at one time For $500,
for five years subscription in
advance to the same person the
Sentinel will give bonus of lo.-
900 votes. which would be IL, 500
votes for 5 years advance sub
scription to the Sentinel.
To the contestant selling one of
our S. coupon Job Printing Books,
we will give $500 votes in the
Merchants Prize Contest.
10 the contestant selling one of
our $40 coupon Job Printing
Books, we will give 5000 votes in
the Merchants Prize Contest.
To the contestant selling one OF
our $50 coupon Job Printing
Books, will give $4,000 votes in
the Merchants Prize Contest.
This is liberal proposition anC
the extra votes offered is induce
ment enough for any contestan
who is really interested in win
ming one of the prizes to get ou
and hustle for votes. People love
to help those who help them
selves, Ask for votes for your
self and votes will come to you
Every business man needs jol
printing-sell him one of our cou
pom Job Printing Books and ge
the votes. We guarantee ever.
piece of job printing that the Of
J hce turns out to give satisfaction
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
R. F. Perry Weds Miss Jessie Parker

On Wednesday, Dec. II, Mr.. X. +.
Perry and Miss Jessie Parker were
married at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. }. Parker, IN
Gravsport. this county, Rev. l. /. Irot-
ter of the First Baptist church IN this
city officiating. Only few friends pc
sides immediate relatives were present;
but the lovely and hospitable home was
very appropriately decorated ana eV-
ervthing blended most happily into the
occasion and the event so important 10
the lives of the contracting parties.
Cupid is not always hasty in his work
and in this case he had built and planned
for many months for this suspicious day.
Mrs. Perry is an exceptionally hne wo-
man. she is modest. possesses cui-
tured mind, is domestic in her tastes, Is
winning in her manners and the beauty
of her Character readily impresses IT.
self unon the most casual observer. she
is not one of those who would take any
step rashly, bat when her resolution IS
made her heart and her life is in what
she begins. ..ooa
MIR. Perry is a big-hearted, broad
minded man. He is true IN his pro1es-
slons. has an obliging nature and noun
ing is too good for those who are en-
shrined in his affections and love. ne
is a successful business man at VIII
amsville. ,.. o.,
MIR. and Mrs. Perry went direct to
their home at Williamsville. Owing te
the press of Christmas business they
deferred their honeymoon trip until at
ter the holidays.
They were generously remembered
bv their many friends with some very
handsome presents. The Sentinel wishes
for Mr.. and Mrs. Perry the best ther'
is in life.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
Whitfield King to Wed.

Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. J, W. Bell of Pontotoc that their
daughter, Flourney, will wed Whitfield
King of Grenada at the home OF the
bride in Pontotoc, Jan. z, 1914, at O.
clock p. m.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
Your Christmas Visitors.

The Sentinel would thank its subscri'
bers and friends to either pnone VI
send lists of their Christmas visitors.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
CONTEST NOW ON THE HOME STRETCH.

The Leaders this Week. Many Votes Will Come Wind Up. Merchants
Give Out Lots of Tickets The Interest Wakes Warm Votes Given
at Sentinel on JOB Printing Advertising and on Subscriptions
Five Subscriptions at One Time Gets $500 Votes. $500
for Years Subscription to Same Person Will 6e
l25OO Votes at Sentinel Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19

Wilmur Thomas, who is now attending
school at Sewanee, is at home for the
holidays.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-19
THE NEXT AND LAST COUNT CHRISTMAS MORNING

The count this week put Miss Eva
MAY Orman ahead, Miss Josie Brown
second, Miss Lena McElwrath third and
Miss Annie Laura Crump with just 600
votes less and taking fourth place.
Many others also make good showing.
Quite a number, no doubt, are holding
their Merchants ticket back for the
final count. We are sure that there
are several that have number of sub
scriptions which they have collected
and which they will turn in before the
final show down. Several of the con-
testants are husting their friends and
neighbors for subscriptions. ~,
Now for the home finish! The next
and last count will be Christmas morn
ing. No votes will be received af-
ter midnight, December "a. The home
stretch is on. The one who does the
most work will win. The prizes are
beautiful and will be source of pride
and qualification to any lady. Don t
figure too much on the votes somebody
else is going to put in for you; get out
and see for yourself that the votes go in.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
MaSeIniSka drutba "NiHia".

TEN potion 81 usojamo %naznanjati
vsim roiakom Xxi Sc zanimaio "a pole
delstvO ia smo prevzeli Y ~najrodovit
nejsem delu drzave Wisconsin y blizi
nj industriiskega mesta Merrill XII IL
oddaljeno dvestO mil cd Milwaukee
zemljO, ma katerej 80 ie uStanOvila no
va slovenska naselbina. PrOstor lei Y
sredini krasno obdelanih farm XII ka
zejo bogatstvo posestnikov. Svet leZi
med trent driavnimi cestami in tri
10 Stir mile dale Sc naha 10 stare
naselbine : trgOvinami, Solami in tudi
parnimi zagami,ki ~kupuieio yes les. ka
terega nasclienci ma svoiem Zemlii>Gu
poseKaio. Iciclnica je i've min oil
daiiena in zvozi n male stroSke YES
mali les y mestO Merrill "a tovarne Xxi
izdelujciO papir. Kedor kupi farme
tukaj, ina 10 prcdnoSt ia 80 lahko ii
vi IL tega kar iobi "a les in ia mu
Ia lastnik lemlie skoz zimske mrsecc
delo Y tovarnah y mestu. katerih IL
Is ali pa v tri mile oidalieni parni
zagi. Kedor ic sedaI brcl leila y me
stih IN So misli nascliti ma farmc mai
stori to scdai ia mu ne hOde potreba
ostati ~breZpOseln cello limo. DO soda /
SO So tam naSelile { iruLine, katere
1--WE ma TEN delu ~ 20 emo 10 tri lcta.
y ponce Jim jc kakor 80 izraZaio to.
ker je p%rilolnost IN delo dobiti vcdno
odprta in kcr vsak kos lcsa brez truda
prodai0 ako ne Y Iago pa y napirnicc:
nadalie tudi sirarna katero So 81 DO.
stayili farmarji, kamor ~Proiajaio nile.
ko. Vsakemu. katcri ne Made vse ka.
kOr tukai popisano. Sc povrneio vsi
stroski ako pride gledati. Ia pricetek
Sc tukaJ potrebuje Polovico mani de.
maria kakor drugod in lastnik zemlic
kakor tudi podpisana druzba stori vse
ia olaisa delo in Stanic kupcev. Cena
akra ie oil Sl6 do S1S. Kedor So misli
naseliti na farmc mai Sc takoi oglasi.
ker Ia %priloznost bode lc Sc malo casa.
Pisite pc poiasnilo taRoi.
Ma ILIRIJA COLONIZATION co.
9Os Michigan ave-, Sheboygan, Wis.
tAdyert.) Frank Novak, ~upraviteli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
I Advertisement
A. Mantel,

Staremu prijatelju, XII Sc je V
dolgih lctih izkazal. je treba O.
hraniti zvestobo. Kdor trpi "a
nadlezn;m p%rehladom, mai ne po-
SkuSa VISA mogoGa in nemogoca
>redStva. ampak mai 81 preskrhi
takej pristni Pain Expeller".
Maj Sc drgnc / MIN krepko pc
vratu. prsih ter stOpalih in takoj
no dobro. Pain EXpeller Sc lahko
dobi V Ameriki 20 vseh lekarnah
"a % centov steklenica. Treba pa
je patti, da Sc dobi prstnega Z
varstveno znamko $ sidrom.
adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Poor RoJAK1

Ako zelite sebi in svoii druzi-
nj bolise zivlienje in brezskrbno
%bodocnost. ne ukvarjajte sc DO
zaduhlih tovarnah in nevarnih ru-
dokopih dokler Vase zdravlje Sc
nj popolnoma p~okvarieno. Pridi-
te V zdravo in presto naravo in
kupite 81 kos dobre in rodovitno
zemlje katera rodi vse iste. pri-
delke kod V starem kraiu in kjer
Sc Vase delo stotero isplaGa.
NpraSanje je, kan Sc obrniti in
kie kupiti, kaiti zemliiSkih agen-
tov ie veliko in vsak svoje hva-
Ii. Veliko hvale in upitja navad-
no nj veliko prida, radi tega ne
traffic denaria in casa 20 takih
krajin. Pridite naravnost V zdrav
in p%rijazen krai Wausaukee. Wis
consin kjer Sc VAN nudijo vse IL
godnosti XII jih potrebiuete kod
DO velikih mestih, kjer ie dobra
in rodovitna zemlia zdrava in CT
sta voda, vedno dovoli vode.
zdrav in ugodno podnebje ter XII
ma. Nedno dober trg in ~izvrst-
ma zelezniSka glavne proge
z vsemi veciimi mesti.
Tukaj nj treba zemlie in kra-
ia hvaliti, kor Ista Sc sauna hvali
in Sc lahko sami ma lastne o6i pri
farmerjih in roiakih o vsem TEN
prepritate. Gene zemlii so mike,
kupni pogoii prav lahki, voznie
otroSke Sc VAN Y slucaiu nakupa
vrnejo, potrezba je solidna in po-
Stena o kateri Sc ie Y zadniih
par mesecih mad so roiakov pre-
priGalo Xxi so tukai syet kupili.
kar VAN je lahko iasen dokaz da
je to resnica in da imamo tukaj
to kar iS6ete in potrebuiete. Pri-
dite toraj naravnost V Wausau-
kee, Wis. kier Sc vedno mako
kupite dobro in rodovitno emilio
srediSGu nove in jake nitro sc
razvijoGe slovenske farmarske
naselbine. Ko dospete sem, pridi-
tie naravnost V moi urad. XII Sc
nahaja nasproti zelezniSke postp-
je in prepri6ani smete biti, da
Vas bodem dobro in poSteno po-
stregel ter da bodete z vsem po-
polnona zadovolini kakor so vsi
roiaki ki so Sc zaupno do meme
Obrnili. Ako zelite kake nadal.j-
ma pojasnila piSite mi naravnost
ma sledeci naslov.
A. Mantel,
L. Box 221.
Advertisement
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Ia $4,000 kupite veliko no.

Ia $4,000 kupite veliko po-
sestvo ma Blue Isl. ave. blizr.
McCormikove tovarne. Posestvo
mora biti prodano v kratkem {;
ina 5 stanovanj "a oddajo. Osta-
la svota Sc splaeuje mesecno ma
lahke termine. Cello posestvo Sc
splacuje samo. Oglasite Sc pr
Karel J. Hruby, 1922 W. Is. costa.
Chicago. I'll.
Advertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
DOBRODELNI PIES.

\ V sreGi vse so roke darezlJive -
odpirajo Sc moSnje III roke;
vesela druzba pleSe. da oblazi
trpinom vsai najgroznejSe gorje.
Oj, mnogi siromak bo iutri Srecen
in hvall bo dobrotnike glasno.
Oko premnogo' zdai cd boil rcsnO,
DO jutri cd hvaleznosti solzno.
OF blagi cut! Usmilienie nebesko
kako oplemenjujeS VISA srca.
RadoSt ciStejSa napolnjuje duSe,
kier ogenj tvoi visoko plapola. ..
A Guj. kai toy glasoye plcsne godb
So mesa Cudcn. nedoloccn sum;
od ulicc St cujc sem teptanje.
korakaniu podobno vojnih trum.
kai to pomcni? Kai 81 liudstvo libra?
Ccmu doni po meStu plat zvona?...
In tukai &c. ravno tukaj, pred palace !...
kako la lacna truma sem ziia.
Mojzc in zene, tn in tam otroci -
Y oGeh sovraStvo, ma obrazih glad
obsevajo Jill baklie tcmno rdeGe,
obSeva plamen YES Ia grozni lad.
I'm votcl glaS nadvlada To ,umcnic:
- Gospoda, kraSno, Ljubite mas RES.
Sramotc smo H. dovoli uavzili -
priScl ie cas- drugacen zdai bo plies,
Usmiljenic obuia naSa beda,
Iabayatc Sc. pleSete N mas
i'm L miloSGino sramotitc rcvo.
ki Strada, mro. zmrzuic radi vas,
Zantcvali smo kruha, della. prava+
Bera>ki dar ponujate nam Vi.
Povod "a rahlotutne y~esclicc.
na>lov "a plies in Salo Smo YAM mi.
OF nam pa ic dovoli te krutc sale,
dovoli Sramoic "a ueznanski lad go.
Ne miloSti - %pravicc >mo iSkali.
krlvicc ldai zori krvayi sad 90.
Ma ulici naraSta mnoz uporna.
II lin glaSneje bijc plat zvona.
dyiguic Sc. Olivia vihar g@rozotcn
in lacen piamen Sviga do ucha.
Cd trga sem hite voiaSke jete -
'rcpet tam gori. tukai sum. ncmir
in >raSt So dviga, kri kipi 30 zilah -
odprt Strastcm nebrzdanim ie vir.
tn klici. kletve, kirk in sum viharcn.
a.tam komande oStri, rczki gla> -
BESIDE nj mOgoce razumeti,
besnete vre upora diyii kvas.
Zdai po6i strel - kak votlo Sc r~azIcea,
In kri rdeca barva blatni tlak.
krvavi krst vstaia ie spreiela.
rohnenje StraSno pretreSuje zrak.
Ne pleSe wee usmilienie tam gori --
PoSaSti plamen Sveti Skozi noe.
ma uIici diva strahotna bitka.
y gOreti hiSi kliGeio pomot.
\ nih6e Sc ne zmeni "a pleSalce.
opraviti ina vsakdo 5 Seboi --
lie plat zvona tam pretresliivo StoGe,
a ' plamen kaplie tn krvavi moi ...