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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
EDUCATORS GATHER
IN CAPITAL FOR
CONFERENCE
Heads of State Institutions to
Agree on the Size Of the
Appropriations They viii
Ask For
Lslnlr cnpIlaI Ilarrnu b MornIas IaarmI.I

Estate Capital Burrun " Morning Jaurnnl
Santa lfe Feb 6.+-TumOrrow morn
ing there will assemble here a eon-
ference of the heads of eight of the
nine educational institutions conduct
ca by the state The object of the
conference viii be 10 discuss the
sphere nf each institution ana 50 ar
rang, matters that the work Of each
Asii nee overlap thar ~ amy pther un-
necessarily
The institutions 20 be represented
include the state university, the agri-
cultural college. the school Of mines.
the school for the blind and that for
the deaf and dumb. the silver city
normal the Las Vegas normal nnl-
versty and one other The military
institute win not be represented ov :
ing to Illness In the family OF Colonel
j. W. Wilson. It's commandant.
Dr David r. Boyd. president Of the
state university, came to the capital
yesterday to attend this conference
and also to discuss other matters. He
IS opposing move which Is said To
be on foot TO place all the minins
mneralogical and geological work a.
the state under the school of mines a
socorro, the present mineralogieal
commission having as It's ex-onicio
head the professor of geology at the
state university. There are several
other mining measures which he be
iicves would detraet from the posi-
ton OF the university aud these he is
combating.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
PHYSICIAN BRINGS
TUBE ERCULOS|S
CURE To j. s.
Pittsburgh Doctor Hurries.
Home From Germany With
Enough Of Serum to Test III
Upon His Wife.

lBv Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
New York. Feb. 6-flurrying home
ward from abroad with tuberculosis
serum IN his possession, that he says
Is the first Of the wdely-discussed
Friedman culture to be brought TO
this country. DR. Austin b. Held. a
physiefan Of Pittsburgh arrived on
the steamship Potsdan. from Europe,
today and AT once took train for
his home. where his wife. who IS sur
fering from tuberculosis, awaits the
arrival Of what Or. Held hopes viii
be "a cure for her Dr. Held has enough
baccill for one patient only he de-
cared That patient viii be his wife.
Dr. Held was met at quarantine by
DR.. Milton II. Foster Of ellis lsand.
and questioned about the friedman
cure. in behalf of the United States.
Held told DR. Foster he had been con-
vinced of the efficiency Of the cure
and had obtained from DR.. Fried
mann Just enough serum to treat a
patient suffering from tuberculosis Of
the bone.
DR.. Friedrich Franz Frledmann,
the German scientist who discovered
the serum, was offered 81 100000 last
month BY Charles E. Finley, banker
Of this city. If he would cure ninety
five out of one hundred patients to be
placed under his care. The bankers
interest in the serum resulted from
the fact that relative by marriage.
suffers from tuberculosis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
VERNMENT WILL
CONTEST MINERAL
LAND CLAIM
-Four thousand Acres, on
Which Company Has Spent
Millions, Subject of Suit in
United States Court,
iBy Morning JourunI speclal Iep,rd Wire /

lnt NuFNluk f"HNNH HNttffA fttNrFN NffFtl
LES Angeles. Feb "a contest in
volving 1000 acres of mlnera land
In Riverside county California. COM
prising iron claims worth millions of
dollars and said To he the most valu-
able property of the kind west Of
Michigan, Is 20 be instituted In the
United states land office here. accord
ing to an announcement made late
today by G. H. Helm. In charge OF
the field division Of the land office.
The contest will be begun by the
government in an effort to oust the
Iron Chief Mining company. said to
be a subsidiary Of the Southern Pa
ciflc Railroad company The latter
now il defendant IN oil suits Ia the
federal courts here involving LAND
valued at $3.50. 600. 900. According to
land officials IN Los Angeles, the
Iron chief company, after expendng
l4.500,000 in buying up the claims
of other entrymen IN the Riverside
field. asked the government In 1914
and 1911 for patents on the property
Helm made an investigation and filed
with the general land office in Wash
ngion a report TO which objections 10
the granting Of patents to the Iron
Chief Mining company, were made on
the following grounds.
"That the company had not COM
piled with the requirements Of the
government law that the assessment
work had been done by contractor
who had not performed work TO the
stipulated extent of $500 year on
each claim but had done this work on
land rs whole wherever access was
the easiest that the ore where the de-
velopment work was performed did
not justify the entry to the land un-
der mineral claim laws and that a
claim filed upon with the avowed pur-
pose OF erecting a mill had never been
used IN that manner.
The verdict of the general land Of
flee in Washington, was received here
today. II sustained Helms contentious
and he at once prepared to file notices
Of contest against the company II was
said to HAVE been "A lesa'e Of the late
+. fl. Hartman 10 erect great smelt-
er on the southern Californian coast.
to be operated by oil from the Kern
county fields and kept busy with iron
ore from Riverside county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
Mo,mons Against liquor Trafrlc.

washington, Feb. 6. = OnIcIaIs OF
the Anti-Saloon league Of America
who are advocating the passage OF
bills pending in congress 70 prohibit
the shipment OF liquor into dry ter
rlt0ry announced tonight that the fol-
lowing telegram had been received
from Joseph T.. Smith. head Of the
Mormon church. '9The Church OF
Latter Day Saints is positively and
unalterably opposed to the shipment
of liquor into dry territory and TO all
unlawful traffic in intoxicants and IA
vors the entire suppression Of all
liquor traffic"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
HEARS HE IS HEIR
TO 100000 ESTATE

SANTA barbara. CAT rch t--
Through dispatch published Ia "a
saniu Barbara newspaper. James
Wilson. Of this city, learned to-day
that hia brother David a.. Wilson.
had died IN Oregon CITY lll. leaving
a $1,000, 600 estate to which he was
the only heir Tho Santa unrbaHus
first query after Receiving the dis
patch was "HoN much win it cost
to telegraph to an attorney there 90
take charge Of the ease for mcfa
Wilson said ne had not seen his
brother Ia nine yeirs ID knew he
was wealthy. but didn't think he had
accumulated SO much ! ana the
only heir" he said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07

viii cease and the Central Pacific
Railroad company will enter upon the
operation OF its own lines, with a
complete organization IN California,
from president down. The president
OF the Central Pacific win have fully
as much authority with respect TO
those lines as the president OF the
Southern Pacific company has over
It's lines
"The published reports that the
Central Pacific is to be leased to or
merged into the Union Pacific rail-
road are without foundation. The
Union Pacihc's control will be through
ownership OF stock OF the Central Pa
cifc the operations to be carried on
by the Central Pacific Railroad COM
pany and in It's own name
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
WILSON S ATTITUDE
ON CANAL TOLLS
IMPORTANT
Democrats May Vote for Root
Amendment in Order toI
Place Whole Responsibility
ON Party in Power
IBv Morning Journa Special Leased wire. l

tBv Morning journal Special Leased Wire |
Washington. Feb. 6. = President
elect Wilson's attitude on Panama
tolls and free passage for American
coastwise ships IL expected to have an
important bearing upon the senate's
action on the Root amendment pra=
posing TO repeal the free ships pro-
vision Of the bill passed last August.
While the democratic national plat
form advocated the remission Of tolls
to eOastwlse vessels, number Of
leaders in the anti free passage fight
think some democrats may be willing
to vote for the repeal Of the provision
now. so that the entire matter may
he left open when MIR. Wilson takes
office.
The Root amendment will be taken
UP BY the senate committee on in
teroceanic canals tomorrow. senator
Root viii be heard later IL is pos
sible that other heari"es will he given
to advocates and oppepents Of the
provision The no-toll provision
passed the senate by large 1aior-
itN. Unless number Of dem, rats
change their position the passage Of
the Root amendment does not appear
probable Senator Newlands, an adj
voeate Of the no-toll provision intro
dueed TODAY joint resolution and
bill defining the attitude of the
United States as TO foreign shipping.
They would establish definitely the
principle that the tolls RENTED to
American vessels shall not be charged
against foreign ships to pay the cost
Of operation Of the canal Under the
Newlands bill the cost Of canal OPP
GRAFTON charged to foreign shipping
would be propartionate to the amount
of foreign tonnage passage through
the waterway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
DOCTOR INNOCUI NTES HIS
WIFE WITH SERUM.

Pittsburgh Feb. 6.--Dr. Austin b.
Held local physician, arrived home
tonight from Berlin, bringing with
him the tuberculosis serum discov-
cred by DR.. Friedrich Friedman. A
short time after reaching here. DR..
Reid innoculated his wife. Or. Held
announced tonight that he was unable
to get single treatment from the dis
coverer, DR.. Friedman. but said he
procured the serum from DR. Pior-
kowski. said to be a well known bac-
teriologist in Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
BARNES OPPOSED To
ANAL CANA ION
PROPOSED
New York Republican Leader
Says Progressives Are at
Opposite Pole From Old
Party Principles,

NV Morning Journal Special iensed Wire !
Albany, y. Y. Feb 6.-"The rcpuh-
lican party and the progressive party
in their public expression ON the ques-
tlons Of individual rights, are as wide
apart as the north pole and the south
pole otherwise there is no great
distance in the concrete proposals Of
the two parties. william Barnes, Jr,
chairman Of The republican state
committee. made this assertion to-
night at the annual dinner of the Al
bany county republican Organization
in reply to the suggestion that the re-
puhlicans and progressive parties
amalgamate.
Al its convention in Baltimore,
Md" said Mr. Barnes the demo-
cratic party expecting victory through
the assault upon republieansm, hy q
part of its former membership. was
dscretely silent on the question Of in
diVldual rights. but there are thou.
sands of men who voted for Mr. VIII
son. who think as we think, on thai
subject. and also thousands who think
as the socialistic mind thinks no man
can foretell when the democracy must
undergo the same treatment that the
republicans experienced IT Chicago
m 1912 But ii Is matter of time
only. when the democrats Will insist
upon knowing for what they are yot-
ing. as republicans and progressives
insisted IN the last campaigu. While
necessary divisions IN democratic
thought are expected It is rather
strange 10 hear that the republican
party and HE progressive party moN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07

Tulsa okla, Feb g. Betty Rasp-
berry. said 10 have been the leader Of
q hand of land swindlers which op-
erafed in oklahoma for several years,
was convicted today Of forging q
deed to valuable oil lands In Tulsa
county and sentenced to seven years
IN states prison Three Of her al
legged accomplices are In the penilen-
tiarx.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
Divorce Case Causes Near Riot.

Cincinnati. Feb. 6.-Windows of a
local court We're stormed this after
noon BY men and women in an effort
70 enter the conrt room to hear the
testimony in the divorce suit Of Mrs.
Thorne Baker. wife Of a prominent
attorney and former state senator a
riot call brought squad Of police
men to the scene and the bailiffs
cleared the court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
PROPOSES
BANK GUARANTY LAW

Denver Feb, 6.--The house passed
the prize lighting bill and the state
bank guaranty bill, on seconu reading.
Il also passed the bin repeating the
anti hoycotting and anti.hlackllstlng
laws. The prize night bin as passed
WIS amended by local option CLAUSE.
The bank guarantee bin ls the okla
hema statute requiring the creation OF
commission to receive I per cent
of the average daily balance. in state
banks. until fl,oOo.0u0 has been ae-
eumulaicd to guarantee dopositors in
the event nl defaultlng of state banks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
Wonen ConYen NIIs-onrl soIon..

Jefferson CITY Mo. Feb G.--After
women had argued all afternoon and
late into the night in favor Of the
proposed constitutional amendment
giving them the right to vote both
senate and house committees Of the
legislature decided tonight to report
the bill fayorably
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07

Washington. Feb 6 - Chairman
Puio. Of the house money rust in-
Vestigaling committee with several
stenographers ana reporters Joined
samuel tntermyer special counsel
ef the committee here. today and pro-
eeeded fer Jekyl island Gpp whore
they win arrive tomorrow and eN-
anime William Rockefeller partleu-
iarly regarding the operations connect
cd with the organization of the Anal
gamated Copper company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
Washington Left at Post.

Olympia. Wash. Feb. 6.-The lower
house of the Washington legislature
today unanimously ratified the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
Of the United States providing for d.
rect election OF senators. The amend
ment now goes to the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07

Chicago. Feb. 6.-Former Chief of
Police George NJ shippy. who escap-
ed from the Alexian Brothers hospit-
al Yesterday. officially was declared
insane today and will be taken to an
asylum. Shippy's nervous breakdown
began iiFe years ago with the shoot
ing Of Lazarus Averbucn, a dement,
ed youth. who entered the shippy
home aud attacked-the chief and his
son.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
.,nolhcr "D,namltcr'' Gives nond

Cleveland, o., Feb. q. ~ Federal
Judge William l.. Day approved today
a $4,000 bond offered for the release
on bail of peter j, Smith OF Cleveland,
sentenced at the dynamite trial IN
indianapolis to serve a four-year term
in the Leavenworth federal prison.
The signers OF the bond are Minnie
A. Frtts and George BogarI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07

Madison WIS. Feb. 6.-Bv a vote
of ~ to 4. the Wisconsin state sem
ate declared tonight the action Of
Governor Il. 4. McGovern IN remove
ing Insurance Commissioner Herman
l.. Ekern on the grounds of political
activity "unwarranted and arbitrary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
I,rnmlnent NIerchnnl nIes.

Colorado springs Colo Feb g.
Less than three DAYS after ne WAS
stricken III. b. q. Robbins aged 4s.
one Of the leading merchants Of this
city, died early tonight Of Intestinal
troubles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
sanngelm demonstration in Louaou

London Feb a suffreeette dem
onstratlon occurred in the house Of
commons tonight while division was
being taken II D. Harbcn, q Well
known socialist and liberal. shouted
from the strangers gallery denuncia-
tions of the governments treatment of
women. with another similar dis
turber he was elected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-05
Forty-Tw0 Links in
The Chain of Years
Friends
for
FOrty-Two
Years

Just AZ years ago the
Ellsworth Store Started.
1t was a Little Store, but
the man who started it
was a man of Purpose,
Sincerity and Honesty
and these Qualities made
Friends for the store the
First Day-Friends that
are Friends after AZ
years.
Some say that there
is no Sentiment in Bust
ness-but our answer to
this is that our Friends
are Loyalty Interested in
this Stores Career and
that they show this by
their Interest In what
the store is doing. Old
Friends and New Friends
are Interested alike, just
as you are in Your Per-
sonal Friends and we
are in ours. Old Gus
toners who move away
from town keep writing
back to us-for Dry
Goods and for Old Sake's
Sake-wanting US to
take care of their Needs
and being interested in
what the Store is doing.
Oentlment IN Business!
Yes! Loads of it.
And, while we're talk
ing of Sentiment and
Business and Mutual In
terests-it's in the Ami
versary Sale that We
Look to Your Interests.
The Anniversary Sale,
You Know, is the Biggest
and Best Sale of the
year-the Anniversary
begins Monday Mon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-16
ANTON JALOVEC

prodajalec domacega vina ma So
de in galone .
900 W. 18th st.
CHICAGO, ILL.
AK
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-16

Takoj potem smo nakazali Dol.
podporo omenjenemu bratu. Ia
toraj smo "a mesec julij yes doho-
dek porocali br. 81. tajniku. In
ker je lldal pobotnice IA tisti me
see in ST nj vknjizil ali kajH ma
Sih opazk lpripombl V zapisnik,
je ysled tega nastala pomota ase-
Smenta. ker Je vSem cenj. dele
gatOm znanO, kako smo debate
zakljutili ma ". redni konvenciji
meseca Septcmbra 1. |. Pittsbur-
gu, Pa, sem toraj dolzan pojas-
niti cello zadevo. kot sem oblju-
bill in br. q. tajnik da bode cd
postal mole pojasnilo V list gla-
silO, ia bodc vSak brat vedel, ka-
ko je nastala ona pomota.
Her Je pa ze minilo diva mcse-
ca, ko sem mu pisal prviG in po-
tenn Sc drugiG. pa Sc vedno ME,
ie naSa postaja primorana Sc obr-
niti do kakSncga druzega lista,
da pride y iavnost, kcr .ie ze
skraini cas-.
IatOrei 81 obraGa podpisani de-
lcgat Y imenu druStva postaje St.
~. do uredniStva Proletarca, $
proSnjO. ako hi blagovolilo to pri-
obGiti IN STEER: Y trikratni izdaji
lista in kolikor Sc zahtcva IA to
prObGitev.
S spOStovanjem ostajam
Jakob lStcnit, Div. delegat st. 40.
PredScdnik: John BoziG.
Tajnik: Anton Brclih.
Blagajnik: john Po2enel.
postajni odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-16
East Palestine, o. 8. dec. 1918.
'cnl. uredniStvo Proletarca
Izjava in pojasnilo.

llvlecek zapisnika cd post. st.
40. East Palestine. Ohio. radi
pOmote asesmenta "a m. .iulij I. j.
med post. iii Il. uradom druStva
Sv. Barbara. : sedezem V Forest
City. Pa, .ie kakor sledi:
NaSa postaja ina bolnika, kate
ri bOlcha IA revmatizmom i'm Sc
drugimi bolezni zc 9. mcsecev in
So Sedai nahaja V bolnisnici. V
Beaver County. Pa. Ker Sc ie
IN. junija t. /. zacelo dvomiti o
nJcgOvi bolezni. kot S~irlulant. Sc
mu ie ustavila bolniSka podpora
IA mescc julij. 4 namenOm. da ne
hi izkoriScal 81. blagaine in da
Sc takoj da preiskati natancno
dvcma zdravnikoma V navzOGno-
SIT dveh clanOv. ne da hi zdravni-
ka vedela drug "a druzcga, cato,
da smo potcm lahko primerjali
nlihove ~iziavc, kako Sc bodo uie-
male. %lziave so Sc brez male IL
jemc Skorai popolnoma strinjale,
in ic zdravnik. ieden kot drugi,
izjavil, da je prciskava resniGna,
in da 10 lahko damo potrditi jaw
nemu %notariu. kar smo tudi sto-
rili.
IdravniSke izjave so potriene,
da ic omenieni clan to .ie br. j.
Sarovaisky tezko bolan vsled rev.
matizma in ie dvomno, da bi Sc
ozdravil. ~Iziave dr.. Hartforda in
Dir. Johnstona IL f. Palestine. O..
so p%otriene cd Notary Public"
l.. NJ. Kyes f. p. o. in leziio V
glavnem uradu v Forest City, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-16
Protiklerikalna demonstra-
clJa bruseliskega delavstya. Bel.

giJski klerikalci bi radi podjarmi-
Ii solo cerkvi. Stirinajst dni traja
V parlamentu re BOZ med levico
- socialist in liberalci - in kle-
rilIalci zaradi Solskega vprasa-
MA. Bclgijsko dclavstvo podpira
akcIJo svOjih parlamentaricnih
zastopnlkov ~ tedne in tedne S
TEN, da PrlreJa pc vsej dezeli We
hkanSkc %protestne demonstracije
prot klerikalni nakani. Najimpo-
z~antnejSa demonstracija je bila
pa ona bruseljskcga delavstva.
Iv"tcr So jc zbral YES bruseljski
p~rolctarijat pred "Ljudskim do
nom Dclavstvo je ~napravilo OBJ
hod po notranjem delu mesta. Vso
pot so igralc delavske godbe ko-
ratnlce in revolucionarne pesmi.
' sprcvodu SO nosili velike table
Z napisi, XII so izrazale sodbo
lJudstva o klerikalnem solskem
zakonu, o klerikalnem pohlepu pc
vladi in G farSki vladi. Baklje so
razSvjctljevale sprevod in obenem
so bile SimboliGna demonstracija
luci proti klerikalni tent. Spre-
vod ii j. trajal mad poldrugo uro,
Sc Jc konGal zopet pred "Ljud-
skim domom', kjcr sta govorila
mnolici Z balkona Sodru%a Wan
ters III Nandcrweldc o bistvu in
namcnu klcrikalnega Solskega "a
kona. P~ozilljala sta dclavce maj
zastavijo 5 energijo, da odvrne-
jo gle posledice klerikalne SolSke
politike. Mnozica dclavstva je
govornikom navduseno pritrjeva-
la, kar seveda ne DO kierikalne
Wade pray ME MOTTO. da DO ma
prihodnji sell izjavljala, da visa
"dezcla odobrava njihovo po-
litiko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-16
A. Mantel.
l.. Box 22l.
Advertisement

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Z DR.. Richterjevim Pain Expel-
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patti ie treba pri kupovanju ma
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-16

V Da sc mi ne DO ocitalo, da
nimam postenih namenov. Sc zave-
zem in obljubim, da Sc bonn takoj
umaknil IL politienega zivljenja,
elm DO splosna i'll enaka volilna
pravica IN drzavni zbor d~osezena.
- Volilno pravico "a DRAWN
zbor imajo V Avstriji &c I. let, DIR.
SuSterSic sc pa Sc vedno redi cd
dane BESIDE! Pozneje je DIR. Su-
SterSlc ia nekem shodu \ Uni
onu dejal, da sc zaveze. da ne
prevzame m~inistrskega portfelia,
ce bl mu bill ponuden. No. prva
nelzpolnjena obljuba in znana afe-
ra S PovSetom kazeti, da jc res
tako. ) taktiGnega staliSca mu res
sc nj privoSciti politiGnega penzi-
iona, dr.. SuSterSiGu - moz-besedi.
klerikalci so sklicali shod V
Union, XII oGitno ~dokazujc, da Sc
boje resnice. Kdor je bill kdaj ma
enem TAKEN shodu, pozna pravza-
prav re skorai vse. S pomotjo
cerkvenea gitaciie so precei ma
polnili dvorano brez galerijc. in
potem so potrpezliivim posluSal-
Gem peli slave k~lerikalne stranke.
Govorili 50 PovSe, SusterSic in DIR.
Lampe. Kdor We, kai so delali Y
dezclnem zboru, re ugane. kai so
pripovedovali ma Shodu. Klerikal-
ma stranka je seveda napravila ma
kranjSkem IL Zanikrne puSGavc
prekrasen raj. Clovek res ne We,
kako da sc ljudie IL tega paradi-
"a Sc tako trumoma seliio Y Anne
riko, kakor je pripovedoval Pow
Sc. Po Sestlctnem neomeienem 90
~SpodarStyu Y dezeli res ne gre. da
Sc zyraca VISA krivda IA mizerijo
ma naSprotnike. ST. ce ~ oh encm
p~ripjSujejo Svoii Stranki tako 81
jajni USpchi. DR.. S%uSterSic je go
voril O programih in deianiih. DR..
Lampe pa o struper;h kaGah in
neklerikalnih taSopiSih. Neksl
Strupcncga nora biti Scvcda pow
sod tam. kjer govori Lampe. &c
pa no l.iudStvo klerikalcc res So
dilo DO dejanjih. kot zeli Suitcr-
Sic. tedai jim bo Slaba predla. 81
Ger Sc ie pa Unionu ze veliko
! govorilo. ma kar So ne izplata ozi-
rati.
IakaI ne p%rlrejajo koraizni
krekoyi fantje shodov, ma katere
hi pOyabili tudi nasprotnike in
k.icr hi pustili k beSedi tudi tiste,
kI SO ST. vedno tako zaslepljeni
kljub temu. da govore deianja, da
ne priznavalO blagodeinega in plo
d|onosnega della gencralov kleri-
kalne Stranke - s. l.. :. Pc vaseh
prirejaio Shode bivSi klerikalni 20
%slanci. a iih nikdar ne naznanjaio
iavno Y svojem glasilu. Ampak
zupnik oznani pri pridigi. da bo
DO maSi shod, a ne V iavncm To-
kalu, kamor hi lehko priSel vsak-
do, temvec V zupniScu ali pa y ka-
XII druStveni sobi. Ma shod V Unto
nu so smell priti lie Grni klerikal-
ci, Xxi slepo verjamejo svoiim ge-
neralom. To so tudi deianja. Xxi
govorc in liudstvo iih DO pray ra-
zumelo. Kdor We. da ie poSteno
delal "a blagor ljudstva. Sc ne skri
va. ampak stopi ma plan. ia %
vsakdo slisi.