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that of w. w. Smith, who will make
a report on what the auditory COM
mittee has been doing and what it
expects to do, as well as to receive
the printed report of Secretary Hardy
in regard to the budget of 1918. At
$3.50 there will be lunch, and it is
hoped that not one single member of
the club will be absent.
There was an informal discussion
of the proposition which eminated
from the Town Criers a year and a
half ago and which was afterwards
taken up by the real estate dealers
association to secure permanent ex-
position building on the park of the
N. p. in this city, which would con-
tain North Dakota products and es-
pecially those from the Red river val
ley. Recently the N. P. road has given
permission for such a building to be
erected the park and the Dickin-
son brick works has agreed to furnish
the brick for the same. The matter
was again referred to Henry Amer
land and the real estate men. After
attending to other business the com
mittee adjourned to meet Monday,
Feb. "a.
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Big crowds attended the World
Wide Missionary movement meeting
held I'm the different churches yester-
day and they were all interesting.
The big meeting Of the day was at
the First M. e. church in the after,
noon and this, the largest church in
the city was filed to it's utmost
capacity. The choir assisted in the
music. There were several meetings
held in the city in the different
churches and the people appeared TO
be very much pleased with what they
saw and heard.
Big Banquet Thursday.
It has been decided to have a great
banquet on Thursday evening OF this
week and It will be held in the
Masonic temple and there will be
places for 400, with Judge c. A. Pol
lock as the toastmaster and short
talks by the different missionary
speakers who have been pleasing and
instructing the people Of the two cities
the past week. The music for the
banquet will be furnished by' the
choir which is under the charge of
Mr.. Stephens and it is hoped to make
1t a very pleasant affair. 1t is stated
that already there is every promise Of
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TO ACT On
The BOARD
OF CONTROL
Senate May &c Into Executive
Session Today
POrterfield's Bill VIII Be Up
for Passage
Aati- Cigarette Bill Special Or
der Today

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 17.--It is ex-
pected the senate may go into execu-
tive session this afternoon to act on
the confirmation of the appointment
of the members of the board Of con-
troll. A majority of the senators seem
to favor confirming the appointees
named by the governor, but whether
they will receive the required two
thirds majority is a question.
Porterfield's senate bill providing a
high license, for the sending of 6omes-
tic articles and stock food remedies
will be up for passage this afternoon
in the senate. The senate has receiv-
ed petitions from many states urging
against the passage of the bill as it
would destroy competition for the
farmers. If strong opposition ap-
pears against the bill it may be with
drawn before roll call.
The nti-cigarette bill is a special
order for o'clock today, having been
referred to a special committee Satur-
day after a spirited parliamentary
scrap. 1t is predicted the bill will
fail of passage today.
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John S. Watson was in the chair
during the meeting of the executive
committee of the Fargo Commercial
club held at noon today and while
there was good deal of business at=
tended to, there was not much that
can be given to the public at pres
ent
Secretary Hardy was named as the
head of the committee whose business
il will be to look into the merits Of
Aouse bill No. 271, now before the leg
lslature and which is known as the
state publicity bill, and to report at
the meeting of the committee next
Monday.
A committee consisting of Messrs
Amerland and Klingsman and the sec
retary was appointed to assist in
every way in securing larger quart
ers for the Young Women's Christian
association, as the lease of the fifth
story of the North Dakota Improve
ment building will expire next June.
Every member of the club is earn
estly urged to attend the meeting en-
mass tomorrow evening. The meeting
will begin at s o'clock and all the ad-
dresses that will be made will be
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there being a large attendance and
many students have asked for reser-
vations. The banquet will begin at
80 in the evening and the speaking
will be over by 1890.
A Great Meeting. .....
The First NJ. Z. church yerterday
afternoon was crowded to the very
doors and the musical features of the
day were splendid and the huge
chorus under the direction of Mr..
Stephens sang Gounod's Open Ye the
Portals, assisted by six trumpeters,
and their work was much appreciated.
DIR. Yerkes was the first speaker and
he took for his subject The Call of
China. He said that the people OF
that country had been in great need
Of the new republic and he praised the
executive ability of the president who
was governor of the province in which
Mr.. Yerkes was located for the past
six years. He said that at the present
time there was but one missionary TO
every $4,000 souls and that thousands
of young men and women could be
used in the work there with profit, He
said that in his field alone there were
no less than 100000 people and that
he worked hard, but should have had
Continued on Page Two.
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JAP PREMIER
HAVING TROUBLE

Toxic, FEB. 1.-THE new Japanese
cabinet under the premiership OF
Yaina9noto Is meeting great opposition
from the old constitutional party, at a
meeting OF which the members res
solved not to support the government
unless all the members OF the cabinet
adhered to the party. It is considered
unlikely that Yamamoto will yield to
the pressure brought to bear, but re-
port to the emperor his inability 10
transact business while the diet re-
mains in session.
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ROLL CALLS CANE
FAST IN SENATE

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 17.--Out of a
whirlpool of motions. counter motions,
amendments, motions to ad-
iourn. and to refer house bill No. 81,
Northrop's anti cigarette bill, emerg-
ed with a whole skin Saturday, but
was referred to q committee of five,
consisting of Senators Overson, Tall
colt, HanIey, Davis and Wartner, who
are to make report at 3 o'clock to-
day on the legality Of the bill and
whether it will stand up as introduc-
ed and amended.
Anti-Pase Law Stands.
The intervention OF Senator Elken
as a member Of the committee on rail-
roads headed or any chance of the
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washington, Feb. IL. President
Taffs reply to Afadero's appeal to
withhold Intervention in Mexico, has
been telegraphed, and was made pub
lie by Secretary Knox. 1T says in
part that Madero has been misin-
formed regarding the United States
policy toward Mexico. The measures
taken are merely precautionary.
1t says in view of special friend-
ship, the relations between two coun-
tries cannot be too strongly impressed
upon Madero the vital Importance to
early establish peace and order, which
this government ere long hopes 10 see,
because the American citizens and
property must be protected. respected
also because this nation sympathixes
deeply with the Affections of the
Mexicans
In closing President Taft says he
feels 1t is my duty to add since my
reply, without reservation, the course
of events of the past two years cnI-
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in THE HOUSE
ON SATURDAY

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 17.--Immedi-
ately after the house convened yes
terday afternoon at o'clock a mes
sage from the senate transmitted SEN
ate bills Nos. 8. 12S, 157, 239. 1877, which
had been passed by the upper branch,
and also transmitted house bills Nos.
rs and %, which had been amended.
House bill No. 5 had been passed un-
changed.
The committee on engrossment re-
ported house bills Nos. 10, Ia, IL,
$50, 206, 211, 288, 339 and $40 to be
correctly engrossed.
The committee on agriculture rec
commended that house bill No. 1913 be
indefinitely postponed and that house
bill No. 2O1 be amended and pass.
The committee on appropriations rec
commended amendments and passage
for house bills Nos. 81, 179 and 81, and
passage for house bills Nos. 98 and 234.
Indefinite postponement for house
bills Nos. 332, 333 and 334 was rec
Ak.. =
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FIRING WAS HEAVY.

Mexico City, Feb. IL. The
fighting throughout the morning
was very heavy. Both sides are
using artillery principally. At
noon the firing dwindled in to the
exchanging of volleys of rifle bull
let's, the rebels trying to pick off
the federal artillerymep at their
guns. The United States embassy
and the immediate district con-
tanning many Americans was not
touched by the projectiIes.
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TURKISH
LEADER
WOUNDED
Life Attempted BY Enraged
Turkish Soldiers

London, Feb. 17.--The Turkish sol
diers attempted to assassinate and,
succeeded in badly wounding Envey
Bey. the younk Turk leader, according
to news agency wireless dispatch from
Constantinople. No further details are
given.
Envey last week made a disastrous
attempt to pierce the TANKS of the Bull
of Marmora with the forlorn hope Of
the Ottoman troops, who were beaten
back with terrible losses. He was one
of the leaders In the recent revolts of
The young Turks, which led to the re-
gnewal Of the war with the Balkans. He
was leader In the war in Tripoii and
was called by the European experts,
the best soldier In the Turkish army.
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WOMEN MARCHED in
SNOW TO CHESTER

Philadelphia, Feb. IT.. Refreshed by,
a nights rest, the @on to Washington
army Of suffragettes began a four
teen mile march to Chester. Pa. in a
Pennsylvania students, doing q snake
dance, led the suffragettes as they
marched from the city.
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BILL
Sent into
DISCARDS
Lost Repeal for Free Passage
Of Ships
American Ships VIII Have 10
Pay as Others
Pensions Of Widows Of Two
Last Wars Provided
The DAY IN CONGRESS.
The Senate.

ne Senate
The Interstate commerce COM
mission tentatively agreed at the
railway valuation hearing to
amend the bill to include the tele-
graph and express companies and
other interstate carriers.
Senator Ashurst introduced a
resolution asking President Taft
to transmit to congress the facts
City.
A favorable report on the Rookie
feller foundation bill was ordered
by the Judiciary committee,
The House.
Secretary Stimson appeared be-
fore the foreign affairs committee
on the Niagara falls protection.
Sir Edmund Walker, the Can
adian banking authority, in giving
views to the currency reform COM
mittee said the defects of the
United States banking system were
the lack of flexible currency, the
fixed reserves which dissipated the
cash in time of stress and the alb
sence of a rediscount bank.
Washington, Feb. 17.-Senator Roots
proposed amendment to the Panama
canal bill to repeal the provision Civ
ing free passage to American coast
wise ships was rejected by the senate
committee on inter- oceanic canals by
a vote of Z to 8. The decision OF the
committee will probably prevent ac-
tion in the senate this session. No re-
port can be made and there will be no
opportunity for supporters. The Root
amendment was put in the minority
finding.
Pensions for widows of soldiers of
the Spanish war and the widows OF the
Civil war veterans who married after
1890, are provided for in the bills re-
ported from the meeting of the senate
pensions committee. The bill of the
Spanish war pensions, which passed
the house, estimates to place the in
creased cost to the government at ST.
100000 annually.
All requirements and orders pro-
viding for the enforcement of freight
transit privileges now In effect were
withdrawn by the Interstate com
merce commission. This leaves open
the entire subject OF transit privileges
on all commodities, particularly on
grain and lumber.
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Louis d. Brandeis of Massa-
chusetts is likely TO be secretary of
commerce and labor in the new
cabinet. Mr.. Brandeis has been
mentioned for the attorney gener-
alship, but it is believed that he
will be appointed to the post first
mentioned. Mr.. Brandeis was born
in Louisville, KY, in 1856, was edu-
Gated In American and German
schools, is a law graduate of Har-
ward and has made a remarkable
record as an attorney. He has
practised law I'm Massachusetts for
tilirty-five years, and has been
prominently identified with every
great fight for the interests of the
people of his state during that per-
iod.
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Exposition Building
in N. P. Park in This
City Is i !, Possibility
Such Building Considered by Comlaere Club Would Hous
Permanent EXHIBIT Of N. u roducts
Larger Quarters for the Y. W. c. A. Needed and Committee
Appointed to Lock Into the Matter
Committee Named to Look Into Bill Providing for State Pub
licity CommiSsion
WHAT COMM Dlp.


Appointed committee assist w, A.
l.
committee to bill
the legislature
on
on the N. p. in b
to after
OF
wit lunch at q .
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PRESIDENT
WILL NOT
INTERVENE
Told Madero He Misunderstood
U. 5. Policy
Hopes Present Critical Situa-
tion Will Clear
Impressed Upon MaderO Neces-
sity for Peace
MOBILIZE MARINES.

PhiladeIphia, Feb. 17.--It is re-
ported orders have been issued for
the mobilization of 1000 marines.
There is no official confirmation.
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THIRD CAVALRY ORDERED.

San Antonio, Feb. 1.-THE
Third cavalry at Fort Sam Hous-
ton was ordered from Washington
to hold itself in readiness TO en-
train for Galveston for foreign
service.
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PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW.

PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW. ...a
Korea
subject: illus
p. Church History, stearns.
D. Nh of
e . PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY BANQUET.
foastrnaster, A. Pollock
The Need India Or
w. II.
he New C..
Realized Chas E. Bradt
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Big Banquet Thursday
Will Be Feature OF the
Missionary Campaign
Big Crowds Attended ALI Meetings Yesterday and Keen In
tereSt Is Being Maintained

Great Mass Meeting Yesterday Afternoon at First Methodist
Church One Of Most Enthusiastic Yet Held
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Many Of the Churches Heard Missionaries IN the MOrng and
Other Services Were Well Attended
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Continued on Page Two.
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Continued on Page six.
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CONTINUED on Page Four.
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Contilaued on Page Six.
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THE WEATHER

Rain or snow tonight or Tuesday;
warmer tonight.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

ca in ne obratnofl VAN je Ii INA
no kako, kako so ibili trpinceni,
zasledovani, muceni pryi verski
reformatorji?!
In mi. socialist, XII $ to gle
damo, mai drzimo roke krizem''
Nam hi lie "a blagor cnega cloveka
- nam je "a blagor vseh! cato sc
borimo in Sc bono bOrili Sc napre.i
neustraSeno "a vsako resnico in
pravico, +. ST.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Primairuha takih fil.zofn

AlANeblhN
ali p%ravzaprav ''viclgcsofov'' pa
hi ma svetu. kakor pri Am.
SlOyencu''. l]zgovarjajo So, da
bogu nj bilo treba hoditi Y solo.
kcr lc vSevedcn in nc>kocno mo-
der. kdo hi mislil. da so uccnjaki
pri Am. Slovencu" tako neum-
nj, da ne vedo. kaj pomcnita be-
Sedi vScvcdnoSt in ncSaoGna mo-
droSt?
T. vSevednoStio in ncSkocno mo-
droStjo pray Slabo soglaSa. cc kdo
vStvari svet in ma MEM greSnc
lJudl. da mora potcm poSlati svO-
lega laStncga Sina. ola umrjc "a
grch trh lumpOv. o katcrih je H.
naprei vedel. predno Jill je vstva-
ril. ia bodo lumpjc in Sc ne bodo
%pokoravali njegovim odredbam.
Take ncumnoSti he Stori nObcn
Gee. Iii ic neskoncno moder. vse-
veden in neskoncno dobrotljiv.
N~eSkoncna dobrotljivot Sc zelo
krna. ce kdo dovoli. ia niegovcga
dohrega in poStenega sina pribi-
ieio ma kriz, da nj trcba tolova-
jcm delati pokorc "a njih grehe.
kaj takega raZumc sedemletni
pastircek. Xxi nj nikoli hodil V
solo. Vi ST. pa ponaSatc : SeSt-
najStletno solo, pa ste Sc tako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
'Proletarec'

P~roletarec najprcproStcj!
sega Slov. Stavka ne INA zapiSati''
so zapiSali SestnajStoSolcei V
Amcrikanskcm S!oycncu. Da do
kazejo Svoio trditev, so brcz 30
popravka princSli koi svojc last
no delo takoi ma drugi Strani
kratko note 'kako Spoznamo do.
bro pitno vodo'', Ii 10 ic spisal
Slov. socialist in .ie bila priobGe-
ma prvit V nekcm drugem SOY. a.
mcriSkcm liStu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
SestpaJstoSolce

%rikanSkcm Slovcncu hudo boil.
da ic dr. krek. vodja klcrikalnc
Strankc ma k%ranj>kcm. proglasil
Y piSmu, XII "a jc prsal Theimer-
levi. katolicanStvo ~ nayadcn
humbug. V Svoji boleSti p~roglaSa-
10 Theimcricvo IA moro. ScStnaj-
StoSolci potolaZitc Sc, Ako je
Theimerjcva nora, Xxi ic prejela
pismo, Xxi "a il je piSal Krek. pc
tenn je krek po vaSi logiki blaz.
nci ali pa navihan slcpar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Ma panamski razstavi lcta

1919 Y San Franciscu DO "Amcri-
kanSki Slovencc' gotovo dobil
prvo ~priznanje IN SlovenSko STAY
koSlovic, ako DO ma razStavi cd
dclek "a SlovcnSko literature. Ma
razStavo mu nj trcba druzcga po-
slati kakor Stavck IL cetrtega
Stopca, Stran prva. Stew. a.
"Skoro ncverjctne SirovoSti
ZRTEV jc postal danes Is let
start Jos. de Fini." Ten Scstnai-
StoSolccv pa vScenO nj Sram Sc
bahati, da znaio pravilno liierar-
no SlovenScino. Cd teh ljudi je
Sramota res zbcZala k psom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Ali lie bill ribiG

nH JIG UII IIUIc I'm PRIV ma
mestnlk krista apostol Peter tudi
vsevedni in neSkonCno modri
bog, katerega pridige so 20 va.
SEN zatrdilu Uncle tako ycliko
moe, ola so jude spreobraGale. kar
ma tisoce? Pisati in citati nj znal.
V solo nj hodil. pa vendar tax
vSpeh, pri vas, Xxi Sc bahate 5 Sest.
nalstletno solo pa nobenega. Pc,
laSnite nam tole modrijani. Xxi
innate svoje zatociSce pri Am.
SlOvencu''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
KOGAR Sc TICE.

"Supra-uceni" mameluki pr
"Amerikanskem Slovencu" teden
IA tednom koko da kajo. da I'M
mic ne znamo." No, &c hi Sli h
K%ranjskemu Janezu V solo, nau-
eli hi Sc lie - lazi, h%inavstva, "a
vijanja, bigotizma i'll bagateli,
ziranja vsake reSnice. Ia tako So
10 in tako ''izobrazbo'' Sc pa IL
dna srca lepo zahvalimo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

Nasa p~arobrodna poslovnica je najvecja
Zapadu in ina vse najboljse oceanske
crte Qinije). Sifkarte prodajamo po
kompaniiskhh cenah.
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Sestna ~istosolci nt

III .NWIIT n
KEN Slovencu 50 res kavalirji.
' NIov. soc. liStu Y Ameriki .ie H.
Scl clanck "Nikola Tesla in clck-
trotehnika.' PonatiSnil ga ie
pred - meScci Nth bratcc $50
vcnec y Ljubliani. Ia MIN "a
lc ponati>nil 'Amerikanski Slo-
vcncc in pobozno zamoltal. ia
j. tlanck izSrl prvic y Amcriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

neumni' da ne veste, kaj pome-
MO besede neskoncno moder.
vseveden in neskoncno dobrot.
Inv! Res, zalostno je vase Una.
ME!
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Shakespierov cita

should be, what they seem: On
those that be not. would thev
might seem none IL Othclla ie
tako zmcSal SeStnajstoSolce. da so
V nemScim pOvedali. ia so ncum-
nj in ponosni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

Koliko ste pa vi storili "a slo-
venske delavcc V Ameriki: Cez
dvajset let ze PREDICATE in koko-
dakate in kakSne dobrote imaio
delavci od tega? Ali ste Jim zboli-
sail place. Ali ste Jim kie skrai-
sail delavnik7 Kaj ste vendar sto-
rili "a delavce. da hi bilo yred-
no lie najmanjSega upoStevanja 2
ORION ma NTH gmotni polozaj?
Preden ST animate "a druge. po-
veJte, kaksne zasluge innate vi "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

1a ANNAANhh NNhO 49, 49, 49, 49,
mic ne znamo." No, &c bi Sli n
Kranjskemu JaneZu V solo, nau-
eli hi Sc lie - lazi, hinavstva, IA
vijanja, bigotizma i'll bagateli-
ziranja vsake reSnice. Ia tako So
10 in tako '~'izObrazbo' Sc pa IL
dna srca lepo zahvalimo.
Am. 81" bahavo pravi, da
Kristu nj bilo treba hoditi V Solo,
ker jc bill bog in vsled tega seve-
den in neSkoncnO moder. Saper-
lot, to .je pa imen;tno! &c je bog
tako vSevcden in "'vseStranSko
izobrazen', zakaj pa bozji ma
mestniki he moreje izhajati brez
sol? Bozji namestniki imajoI
vendar vso miloSt in oblaSt oil bo-
ga, ali me- Klub temu pa morajo
svojc glave Y Solah napumpati! A
Sc mic ne znajo. KranjSki Ianez
ma primer jc ''bozji namcStnik'',
a vile temu j. hodil 20 let V Solo.
Il Sc mic ne Una! kakor vidimo -
vas bog ne "%Obrajta' doSti.
Nam Sc pa dozdcva. ia Sc tudi
bog vedno uci in da hodi Y solo k
Svojim ''namcStnikom" ma zcmlji.
Y Srednjem veku so papczi V bo-
ljem imenu preklinjali sodohno
odkrito ~rcSnicO. la ~ 2cmlia yrt;
okrog Solnca in ~ucitcljem tc res
nice Called 80 groZili Z grma-
DO. Danes pa We vsak 7letni solar
eek to resnico. katero 50 takrat
papch preklinjali kot bogu ma
Sprotcn nauk. No. danes tudi Ger
KEY prizna TO rcSnico. kedaj jeI
torcj bog %Spremenil Svoie nazorc9 |
In, ccZ nekaj let, ko 10 cerkey
- akO Sc ne no hotcla |
Sc dalje SmcSiti - spremcniti Svo-
jo bibliSko pravljico o ''stvarje-
nju sveta'. no bog zopct svojo
vscvednost' amendiral. Nikar-
tc Sc SmcSiti,
Sodr. KriStana nikakor ne
morcio pozabiti. Grdo Jim .je oble-
zal Y Zelodcu - in To mas vese-
Ii. &c hi 70 niGeSar drugcga ne
storil. kakor da YAM jc. Sloven-
Rimci Y .Jolietu. zmcSal PUZZLE
mOzgane. tako. da "a ne morete
Ia Use Five in mrtvc poZabiti. ma
redil jc dovolJ. "kriStan nj ma
redil mic IN amcri;ke delavce VI
Ameriki". praviio naSi Rimci. Sc
vcda nj - IL vaScga staliSCa, Pri
vas Jc : ME; IA maSe dajati.
cerkve zidati in ponizno trpeti in
Gakati ma oklsno vecerjo nekie
mad ohlaki pc Smrti - to pa ie
pri vaS vsc. Tega sodr. KriStan
Seveda nj priporocal, cato nj chic
.storil.' Sal vas raZumemo,- In
10 tisCc lir,'' HIM, s TEN
hi Sc lahko odplacalo lep
kos dolga ma jolietski ali kateri
drugi ccrkvi. ali ne? IL vaSega
stalisca je denar le tedai "dobro
vloIen' Gee Sc ga vida V cerkev.
Sal 81 razumemo, Nj pravimo
sodrug Kristan .jc storil IA slo-
vcnskc deiavcc VT kOt SO pa vsii
kranjSki duhovni cd prvega do
zadnjega, kar Jill ie privandralo V
Amcriko in kar Jill Sc bo. Dcnar
pa, XII so ga potrosili prostovolino
slovenski delavci "a niegovo agi-
tacijo, jc zalegel wee kOt pa vsi
stotisOcaki, kar ste iih ~ zazidali
V mrtvc cerkvc. That's all.
In - by the way - ali mi q.
Solar sam primal vprico Krista-
ma, ia mu gre (Kristanu) cast i'm
ga prosil "a od~puScanje? Ker ze
ne moretc pozabiti Kristana, bo-
mo Skrbcli, da tudi tiStih S%oiarie-
viii beSed ne pozabitc. KakSni pa
ste duhovni bratje, ola Sc med
seboi ne strinjate? kje je harmo-
Mia?
Koliko ste pa vi storili "a slo-
venske delavcc V Amerikis Cez
dvajset let ze PREDICATE in koko-
dakate in kakSne dobrote imaio