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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
FALLS $50 FEET IN ALPS
New York Youth Lies All Night
on Ledge of Glacier.

St. Moritz, Switzerland. Sept g.
Gerald S. Thompson, o. New York,
seventeen years Oh, had narrow es-
cape from death yesterday while at
tempting to climb the Roseg glacier
alone. He fell 10 feet and lay all
night in the agony Of fractured leg
and other injuries.
He landed close to torrent, the noise
Of which crowned his cries for help. A
rescue party sent by his mother from
s.. Moritz brought him to a hospital
here. His injuries are pronounced very
serious, but it is believed he will re-
cover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
Elliott for Publicity.

Coroner Mix asked this afternoon an
assistant of Howard Elliott president
of the railroad. 10 send him a copy or
the testimony adduced al the star
chamber hearings in the railroad Offices.
Mr.. Elliott Immediately ordered MS
stenographer TO strike off several copies
and send them to the Coroner. EXIT
copies were ordered because Mr.. H.
lott declared that while he was willing
that all that had been learned at the
hearings should be public, he preferred
that the Coroner should be the medium.
But Coroner Mix insisted that the pub
lie had no right to know what had
transpired at the hearings until he
was ready.
Perhaps in two or three weeks III
file my report on the wreck, and then
the public can learn all about it. said
Coroner Mix.
Coroner Mix refused TO admit TO bail
Augustus B. Miller, the engineer. ana
Charles H. Murray. the brakeman OK
the White Mountain express. which
crashed into the second section of the
Bar Harbor special yesterday morn
ing.
Officials OF the local branch OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and Firemen's Brotherhood. OF which
Miller is a member. declare that the
railroad company is preparing to make
Miller the scapegoat in an attempt to
free officials from any blame.
From the official train charts OF the
company il was learned that Millers
train was going almost fifty miles an
hour when il passed Wallingford. about
two and q half miles north Of Talcotts
Crossing. the scene Of the accident.
These charts are now In the possess
sion of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. H. w Belnap. chief inspector
of safety appliances. and +. A. How
ard. inspector in charge OF all railroad
lines east Of New York.
we expect Commissioner McChord'
here tonight" said Mr.. Belnap. I'm
Ill then we can say no more tnan
that the probe OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission will be open and
above board and will not merely rest
with fixing responsibility for the wreck.
We will try to determine just what is
responsible for the remarkable fact
that the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad has had more train
wrecks than any other railroad in the
United States. There must be some-
thing wrong somewhere, and 70 dis
cover that something and TO place the
responsibllity where it belongs is the
purpose of this inquiry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
LAIRD LIKES REPORTERS
Carnegie Says His One Ambition
Was To Be a Journalist.
[By Cable TO The Tribune. J

BRUSSELS Sept. 3.-Andrew Carnegie,
in an interview to-day. said: II have
always had a liking for journalism. and
when | was young my one ambition
was TO join the staff Of one Of the
Pittsburgh newspapers as a reporter.
hut fate decided otherwise.
when still young | wrote my first
article for The Pittsburgh Journal,
and I have written for newspapers ever
since. For this reason / like news
paper men. No matter what may be
the color of the newspaper they repre-
sent. they are all alike 10 me"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
Residents of Harrison Learn
Their Bungalows and Cottages
and Land Where They
Stand Are Mortgaged.
BLAME HALEY COMPANY
Charge Made That Mrs. Fran
colini and Rose HALEY, Of
fcers of Concern, Did
Not Give Deeds
to Property.

Forty residents of Harrison. y. Y.
who imagined they owned their homes
are shocked to learn that their bunga-
,ovs and cottages. even the ground on
which they are built. are plastered
with mortgages. This state of affairs,
they say. is the result Of the real estate
speculations Of Mathilda Francolini
widely known as the real estate
queen, and her sister, Rose HALEY.
who operated the HALEY Land and
Improvement Company until a recent
order Of Judge George c. Holt, of the
United States Court, threw the
"Woman's Land Company" into bank
ruptcy and a receivership.
Most OF these "householders." many
Of whom are women. do not even pos
sess deeds TO the property on which
they are living. but relied on the word
Of either Mr. Francolini or her sister
that the deeds would be furnished
later on.
One building combined store and
residence. has been stopped in course
Of construction because the supposed
owner says his attorney has learned
a we'll k-own Italian bank in New
York holds a first mortgage on the
lots.
Taxes aggregating thousands Of dol
lars have been paid to the County of
Westchester by the owners" who now
face a long and complex litigation or
possible eviction. according 10 the busi-
ness arrangements peculiar TO the diT-
ferent cases.
Disappeared After Bubble" Burst.
Buyers of these mortgaged homes"
are all anxiously seeking the where
abouts Of Mrs. Ffancolini and Rose Hal
ley, who have not been seen In Har-
rison since the bursting Of the realty
bubble" J. Sawyer. a former we'll
known resident Of Harrison, who is now
living in Toronto, Can. according to
his former neighbors. has written 10
his daughter in Harrison. that he saw
Mrs. Francolni and Miss HALEY in a
picture show in Toronto within the last
TWO weeks.
Louis II. Strouse. attorney for Eu-
gene l.. Parodi, receiver for the HALEY
Land and Improvement Company, says
he understands complaints Of the COM
pany's doings have been made to the
District Attorneys Office.
Mrs. Carrie Pfeiffer. who, with her
husband. Ernest Pfeiffer. bought two
story cottage and two lots from the
HALEY company and agreed TO pay
$4,000 for the property, said yesterday
When we were induced. three years
ago. by Mrs Francohni and Rose Hal
lev, to buy this house and ground. we
were shown all over Harrison in an
automobile. driven by Al HALEY, a
brother Of the woman. Mrs. Francolini
told us that the title TO the property
was entirely clear and that she would
give US deed just as soon as we made
a payment. We paid $1,000 down. but
we got no deed. We were not used to
buying property. because this was the
first we ever owned. Instead Of deed,
this is what Mrs. Francolin gave US:
Received from Ernest Pfeiffer and
Carrie Pfeiffer, his wife. the following
paper on record:
Deed from Annex Homes of New
York City, Irc., TO Ernest Pfeiffer and
Carrie Pfeiffer, his wife, dated May "a,
Continued or fourth page, sixth column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
Calls Signal System "Rotten."

f. c. Terry. counsel for the e7Sineer.
declared that the cause OF the many
wrecks on the New Haven was the
signal system. which he described as
rotten" This statement OF Mr.. Terry
was made to Coroner Mix when Terry
and Frank B. Gates, secretary and
treasurer Of the local branch OF the
Locomotive Engineers and Firemen's
brotherhood, called on Coroner Mix to-
day
What do you think caused the
wreck" asked the Coroner after he
refused the lawyer permission TO visit
his client.
II think" answered Mr.. Terry. that
the wreck was caused and invited by
management that knowingly permitted
and maintained signal system that Is
thoroughly rotten This is because
the system works a trip. when a train
passes in a line directly opposite the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN hOSoiA.

Ct Petersburg. Sept. 3.-Three deaths
,ron, Ae,atic cholera have occurred at
Kherson SINCE August 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
This Mornings News.
LOCAL.

LOCAL. rage
Wreck Inq1iry 20 BE open. n........... /
Pic Realty Fraud Revealed. ......... l
Convict May BE IN Packing case .''''' l
Girl Boxing Fan Arrested ...'''.'' l
II. G. Moore. Alimony Dodger. Dead. !
Five Wreck Victims Fight for Life
Elkins Hires Special Funeral Train.
State Loses s12,2OO on Astor Tax o
sulzer to Spring Robin Sensation. ..''. o
Thousands Cheer for Sulzer. D
Columbia Men Earn I20.000......... q
Murphy Buried" Under Shovels. 8
Hapgood Fires Gun at Gaynor
Echoes in Fresh Air Gifts ...''..''''
Fire Chiefs See Engine Test....''..'.'io
Yonkers Gets on the Map. 10
Sleeping Boy Walks of Liner. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
GENERAL.

immigration Men Get Thaw w.....'... !
Congress May Force OF Wooden cars
Mexican Negotiations Resumed ....'..
Bankers Criticise Currency Bill...... 4
Tariff Bill Seems Safe Again. .........
New York Navy Yard May Go........ 4
Taft New Head Of Bar Association
Mrs Caminett Testihes for Husband. 2
McLean's Horses Win at Newport. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

Ladies' find AN0osTURA eITTERs an
exquisite bracer during a tiresome day.
-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
FOREIGN.

Greek Atrocities Proved .........'..' !
For Lutheran Conference. e..........-.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

ro,,,,,.d IN second page. sixth column.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

skim veseljem so opazovali neza-
sltsano poeetje, ko so uniformira-
nj mesarji sezigali socijalisti6ne
brosure in imetje nasih sodrugov.
y materijalni skodi Sc ne We SO
ME gotOvega.
I'd neke strani Sc euje, da 10
gmotne skode najmanj $3.50
Vojni tajnik Josephus Daniels
Sc Je nahajal tisti cas- V Tacoma,
Wash. ko je dobil brzojavno po-
roello, kaj sc V Seattle godi, Sc
le kar "a glavo prijel in dejal:
Ne morem verjeti, da je bill pr
VI napad cd nase strani, a, &c Sc
Je to res zgodilo, DO zadela naSo
posadko najstrozja vojaSka disci-
pima"
kako Sc bo VISA stvar konGala,
YAM porocam prihodnji teden.
= sOcijalistiGnim pozdravom
\. Wershnig.
(Sllk ne moreno priobciti. -
Nadalieyanje sledi drugi teden.
op. ur.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
IA NAPREDEK.

Velika ameriska in francoska
ljudovlada sta vsaj nekoliko ONE
Jill velikanski vpliv duhovstine
ma mladino. ODE DRAW pripozna-
ia lie brezkonfesionalne JAYNE
ljudske sole. s tenn zakonom sta
obe DRAW iAekli, da nobena We
ra nj prava, da nobeni veri nj res
MICA "a podlago, da vsaka vera
bazira lie ma pravljicah in Glove
SIKH izmisljotinah, da ie nemogo-
ce, da bi drzava v verskih zade-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
LEV N. Tolstoj:
DELo, SHIRT IN BoLENZEN.

Med Indijanci v juzni Ameriki
krozi naslenja legenda:
Bog je ljudi - pripovedujejo
- izprva tako ustvaril, da Jim nj
bio treba delati, da MISC rabbi ne
hise, ne obleke, ne zivil, in vsi
so ziveli do stotega leta in MISC
poznali nobene bolezni.
Ko ie Bog cez nekaj casa pogle-
dial, kako 1--WE ljudje, je videl, da
skrbe, namesto da bi Sc veselili
zivljenja, vsak lie "a svojo lastno
osebo. da Sc prickajo in prepirajo
med sabo in 1--WE tako, da ne lie
MISC incl ~nobenega veselja do
zivljenja, ampak so ga prekli-
mali.
Tedaj je Bog rekel: "To pride
cd tega, ker live drug cd druge-
ga. vsak Ease" In da DO to dru.
GAGE, je Bog tako uredil, da lju.
die MISC vec mogli ziveti brez de-
la; da ne umro cd mraza in lako-
tie, so 81 moral %stanovanja zidati,
morali so prekopavati zemljo,
saditi rastline, zbirati sadeze in
zrna.
"Delo Jill DO zedinilo", je mi
Sill Bog; "zakaj en- sam
ne more podirati dreves, ne more
vlaciti brun in zidati his; tudi ne
more en- sam izgotoviti priprav,
ne more sejati in Yeti, presti in
tkati in Swat oblek. Razumeti
bodo moral, da Gin bolj delajo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12

van delala svojim drzavljanom
kake predpise.
Tako Sc pa nista lie te dive drza-
! vi izrekli, to so re zdavnaj trdili
misleci vseh narodov, XII so v vo-
til yeri videli vedno lie sredstvo "a
poneumnjevanje ljudstva.
Ako je dandanes mogoce, da
delajo v t%vornici razni verniki -
katolicani, protestantje, zidje,
It'd. drug poleg drugega, ne da
bi bili. izdelki vsled tega slabejsi,
cemu maj bi ne sedela v soil tudi
deca raznih veroizpovedanj sku-
PAL V eni sobi in sledila solskemu
poduku brez verskih bajk. Deca
pri taken poducevanju lie prido-
bi, ker ne izgublia casa 2 verSki-
mi dogmami in br~ezmiselninii mo-
litvami.
Tudi nekateri moderni teologi,
med mimi znani Schleiermacher,
so V tenn edini, da obvezno prisi-
ljeni vcrski poduk V Soil slabo
vpliva ma uceGo Sc mladino,
da Sc $ priSiljenim obveznim YER
skim podukom V soil lie smeSi We
ra sauna ma sebi. LIE verski
fanatiki, ali bolje %receno, lie TAXI
duhovniki, Xxi smatrajo vero "a
navaden "kSeft", silijo ma to, da
hi bill verski nauk V vsaki Soil
obvezen precinct. Take duhovni-
Ike pa podpirajo kurumpirani po-
litikarji-lajiki, Xxi so Sc radi bolt
Slh sluzb, ali pa radi mastnejSih
dohodkov. sploh radi osebnega
ko~rlstolovstva pridruzili kaki po-
litlcni verski stranki, koje glavni
namen je, da obdrzi delavce kot
pohlevne suznje gospodujoGih
slojev V duSevni tent. 'Ako damo
tc vrste lajike, XII so z duso in te-
lesom Ia obvezni Solski verski
poduk, glede we're ma kritiGno re-
seto, tedaj opazimo takoj, da
nosllo ii ljudje vero lie ma jeziku.
ker navadne, preproste verske
dolznosti direktno zanemarjajo,
moliJo pa lie takrat. in sicer oGit-
no, ce vedo, da jih ljudstvo vidi
in OPAQUE.
Tudi V Ameriki so p-iceli poll
tIkuJoci duhovniki stezati svoie
roke 20 ljudski Soil. Ustanavljati
so priceli zupnijske sole. katerih
nj pray ME treba, V katerih DO
ducuJejo r%edovnice, XII imaio O
practitioner ziNjenju toliko DO
Jma. kakor osel o harmoniki. V
takih solah Sc uce otroci dolgih,
brezsmiselnih molitvic, mesto ra-
cunstva, prirodoznanstva, zemlie-
plsJa in drugih "a zivljenje vaz-
NH prdmetov.
Nasi slovenski duhovniki nam
hoceJO dopovedati, da so take
zupnlJskc Sole nekake narodne
sole, ker Jill je mOrda sram POI
vedati, da So. take Sole lie navad-
ma kierikalna vzgojevalisca.
kdor hote imeti V Ameriki ma
rodno solo, 81 jo lahko ustanovi
tudl brez verskega poduka, V TEN
ozlru 81 poglejmo lie nase brate
l. Cehe. kjerkoli je vecja ceska
kolonlJa, Sc poduGuje V soil ceSki
IN agleSki jerk. Ali zaman isce-
mo V takih ceSkih narodnih solah
verski poduk. Temu Sc dali Cehi
V soil brco rave malih izjem.
kar Je bilo mogoce izvrsiti
Cehom, TO je mogoce izvrSiti tudi
Slovencem y Ameriki, ako lie
hocejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
VERA JE ZASEBNA STVAR.
(DiSkurija.)
j. Mantony.

tepray je V vseh Sociialisticnih
strankah ma svetu cisto jasno IL
receno: Vera .jc zaSebna Stvar
vsake pOedine osebe - mai Sc vsa-
kemu da svoboda, da izpovednje
vero, katero hoGe, - pa mi vseI
emo sliSimo dan ma dan stare OBJ
tozbo, da je socijalizem prot ve-
ri.
Ina Ii ia obtozba kakSen te-
melj?
kako Sc lie zamore Ia tozba dr.
zati ma p~ovrSju, ako je popolno-
ma brez temelia?
Dokazano je, da q napredova-
MEM sOcijalistiGne misli oh jed
mem zgineva religijoznost pr de-
lavskem ljudstvu - Sc pOsebno
oficijelna cerkvena poboznost.
Dokazano dejsvo je tudi ,da .je
naSe ucenje materijalistiGno ra-
zumevanje zgodovine, katero sto-
j V ostrem nasprotsvu Z vSemi
veronauki.
Pa vseeno ,izmd teh dejstev ter
naSega prakticnega klica, mai no
vera zasebna stvar; zamorejo ne
prosvitlene glave najti protislo-
via. To morebitno protislovje. ka-
tero je zavedlo V zmoto tudi ka-
terega nash sodrugov, izkoriS6a-
10 nasprotniki, ter krivijo mas
da smO hinavci z dvema obrazo-
ma; ter nam predbacivajo, da mi
samo navideznO prikrivamo naSe
protiverske nakane, da hi mi to
dobro pobozno delavstvo radi do
bill V svoje brezverske mreze j.
t. d. Mi Zahtevamo. da Sc vera
smatra "a zasebno stvar vsakega
poedinc IN Ola maj Sc nikdo ne "a
dira Y tujo vero; maj veruje vsa-
kdo. karkoli hoce, samo, da z We
70 svojemu bliznjemu ne Skoduje.
Ia zahteva socijalizma je popol-
mona razumljiva, ter popolnoma
odgovarja potrebam in razredne-
mu boju. Kan bi pa mi prisli,
ako hi Sc prickali okoli verskih
vpraSanj e..
Ali hi bio delavstvo V verskem
prepiru sposobno doseci eden e.
DIM uspeh?
Ali bi bio delavstvo sposobno
vojevati svoj razredni boj, ako
hi sc strogo versko delilo ter ne
prijateljsko eden proti drugemu
Stvarni interest vseh delavcev.
vseh yer, vseh narOdnosti so cisto
jedaaid. Il :sga r&zloga RezivG
s0cijalizem vse delavce, da Sc te-
sno skupaj zdruzijo, ter sc posta-
vic zdruzeni V bojno vrsto prot
istotako zdruzenemu ter versko
in narodnO popolnoma Indifferent
MENU sovrazniku, - zmaju, -
kapitalizmu in MEGA bratcu kle-
rikalizmu.
cato kliGe socijalizem vse de-
lavce na odpor proti iz~koriSceval-
Gem in zapeljivcem ljudstva ne
vprasa nj enega kai veruje, ali,
da lie sploh kaj veruje, niti ne
zahteva cd nikogar, da Sc veri cd
rece.
Cilj socijalisticnega delavskega
eibanja je gospodarski preustroj
lmdske druabe, osvojitev proizva-
jalnih sredstev v splosno narodno
last. X temu vodi razredni BOZ
socijalizma.
Da hi imeli v dnevnem boju IL
speh, da bi Sc tako ma potu raz-
rednega boja priblizevali ter po-
spesevali pot do ella, Sc morajo
ielavci ogibati vsega, kar jfh vo-
di do razpora.
SIEVE, da tega socijalisticnega
stalisca ne morejo razumeti lju-
lie omejenega razuma, niti noce-
10 razumeti oni. katerim je vera
trgovina. Taxi Sc ne ozirajo ma
trpljenje, katerem Sc ma
laja delavsko ljudstvo; niti ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
moreJo zapopasti velikih bojev
delavstya.

morejo zapopasti velikih bojev
delavstva.
ON ne razumejo ali ne pripoz-
najo najvaznejse resnice, da pre-
obraeajo v nacinu proizvodov in
z~ivlJenJa; preobrazuje vse ostale
druzabne, %politicne ter verske
preobrate.
Ako bi to resnico razumeli, hi
nikdar socijalistom ne predbaci-
vail, da SO proti veri.
Ponavljani potrebo dnevnega
boJa; styarne potrebe so rodile
nase nacelO: vera je zasebna
stvar.
To naGclo je cisto V soglasju z
naSlm naukom, ker stoji socijali-
ZEN ma praksi dncvnega boja.
Zgodovinsko materijalistiGno u
mevanje uti, da so gospodarske
prlhke strogo naterijalne, da so
kot take temelj celega ljudskega
zivljenja.
NSled razliGnih gospodarskih
p%olozaJev s. naStajalc razne we're,
ram misli rama naGela.
Ako povrSno pregledamo Ego
dovino, Sc nam bode zadelo, da
so Sc vsi boji vodili okoli misli
IN we're v reSnici SO pa vsi boji
nastajali IL Strogo materijalnih
razmer in i%nteresov. Vsi bo.ji so
bill razredni boji med izkoriSce-
valci in izkorSGanimi.
Nsi druHabni, verski ter polite
nj boji so bill samo Odsev gospo-
darskih bojev. Ii gospodarski bo-
j so vselej povzroGeni pc nacinu
proizvoda, oziroma Y preobratu
nacina proizvoda. MiSljenje in
verStvo so samo izrazne posledice
stvarnih livlenjskih ljudskih pri-
Xix.
Tudi danes Sc DELUXE V velikem
goSpodarskem preobratu. Kdor Sc
"a preobrat bori in kateri mora
Ia preobrat zvrSiti Sc zaveda, da
so gibalne moci tega preobrata
clstO gospodarskega znacaja. XII
so rodili bojno razpolodenje. XII
nauk, kako Sc mora ia boj voditi.
Ii Gisti nauki, IA zavesti. kate
re zajema delavstvo IL materija-
listicnega nauka Sc izraza tudi V
klicu vera je zasebna stvar. Ia
klc je torej popolnoma opravi-
cen : clsto znanstvenega staliSca,
kakor tudi IL prakticnih potreb.
Nasproti temu Sc pa materijali-
stitno staliSce V yeri nikakor ne
more vreGi V isti lonec z liberalno
burZoazijskim ateiZmom (breZ-
verstyOm.) Burzoazijski svobOdo-
misleci. a%teisti, naprednjaki. ka-
kor Sc Sc nazivajo stole pa IL raw
notezja glede we're, videc samo V
MEL moe, katera Sc protivi ma
predku, moe. katera je nastala
vsled pomanjkania ~znanja in pro-
svete.
No, ii gospodje pa MISC sli da-
lJc, MISC Sc potrudili, preiskati
vzroke neznanIu, ne vcdo. da Sc
Je tudi mamie in veda razyijala
vsled razvijanja gospodarskih
prilik.
Takozvani napredniaki Sc ma
delajo, da Sc bOde vera brz IL
trebila z razlaganjem raznih we'd
ter znanosti V naravi i. t. d.
Ali vse tie znanosti in vede so
estate nepomenljive povsod, kjer
Sc nj bilo ugodnih tai. Pri kme-
tin in malih obrtnikih MISC ma
prednjaki mic dosegli; nit pri
proletarijatu nj nepoboznost ma
staia potion zasluge naprednja-
kov. kar bodemo V kratkem vide
II. klerikalci smatrajo Sc danes
vero kot nujno posledieo Glove
skega zivljenskega polozaja. kot
Paclavit@9 eeaaoEsaSkcg2 -esasi$s.
Z razvojem in m~enjavo tega po-
lozaja Sc je promenila tudi We
ra. Nekdaj so Indie potrebovali
~neStevilne bogove. danes pa imajo
zadosti enega samega. Nastopilo
pa bode enkrat tako gospodarsko
razpolozenje, da bo vera cisto IL
ginila.
\ zemlji hoGe kraljevati bla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-12
Pri p~roletarcu Sc TAXA cutila po-


kov. Stvarnost je ona gibalna
moe, XII .je re sama izpodgrizla re-
ligijoznost pri delavstvu. Pa oni
gredo Sc dale ter pozorno pref
skujejo vsako protiversko in pri-
rodoznansko delo, ga pozcrno ci-
tajo v teznji, da postavijo svoje
dusevno obzorie ma z%nanstvene
temelje. Kot glavno je pripomniti,
ola to proletarsko brezverstvo M
nlkdar precinct razporov V prole-
tarskih vrstah.
Proletarjat Sc najzivahneje "a
nina "a vpraSanja d%nevnega boJa,
V katerem pridobiva boljSe gospo-
darSke ugodnosti in vse veGje po-
hticne pravice.
NpraSanja o urejenju liudske
druzbe so cilji prihodnosti, XII
zacenjajo bitnost proletarskega
razmotrivanja sveta V svetovni
pOzOrnici.
Proletarec je proletarcu brat,
sodrug, naravni zaveznik V boiu.
Bratie So tudi tisti. V katerih sc
Sc nj razvilo popolno proletarsko
cutilo vsled gotovih okolnosti.
Takih izvanrednih okolnosti je
mnOgo.
Ne smemo izpuSGati IL vida de-
luJoto moe predsodkov kateri
skoro nezmatno pocasi zginevajo.
Prcletarci kateri delajo ma IL.
redno nevarnih delhi, k.ier Jim sill
ne, strahOvite, nevidnc naravne
moci grOze $ smrtjo, uniceniem.
kakor naprimer rudarjem, NOR
narlem. vlakovodjem, cd katerih
so tudi nekateri pobozni, so pa
istotasno dobri boritelji "a delav-
ske koristi.
Teh stvarnih slu%cajnosti ne "a.
popadejo tudi mnogi naSi somi-
SlJrmiki. oni mislijo, da je naSe
razmOtrivanje o svetu samo neka
vzvlsena vera, katera Sc more
p%rotiviti krScanski in drugim nj
z.llm verstvom.
Torei nina temelja trditev ma
Sih theoloSkih nasprotnikov. ceS
da je sOcijalizmu naloga unice-
vati vero pri delavstvu. Ona Sc
sauna mnicuje. Nj ne odvzamemo
$ TEN proletarjatu we're. ako Sri.
mo nauk zgodovinskega materia.
LIMA negO oni sami izgubiio We.
no. kakor intro zaGno raZmotriva.
II ustrojstvo - ljudske druzbe. f.
proucevanjem spoznavati gibaln,
moci, katere delujejo V druzbi.
Ma .temelju proucevania pride
10 do spOznanja, da ie to danaS
ME peklensko stanie. cisto zeme
ljsko in naravna stvar. Prideic
tudi do zakljucka. da je odstrani
tev krivice in gorja V liudski dru
zbi, ter da lei dosega velikega
ella osvoboienia V rokah same.
ga proletarjata. ne pa V rokaf
kaksne nevidne nadnaravne moe.
ali bitja.
Teznja pa. da temeljitejSe spoz.
navajo druzbo in njene moSi iiL
vodi k zgcdovinsko materjalistic.
MIN delom naSih uciteljev.
Ali ii spisi ne delujejo ma ci
tatelje proletarce V verskem so.
vraznem duhu. ker so Sc oni incl
omejena verska pr~epricanja, Ike
so zaceli citati socijalisticne spi
Sc, ker ii spisi vedo ceniti verc
kot zgodovinski poiav, kateri no
ce izginiti pref, dokler ne izgin,
stvarna podlaga. IL katere ona il
haia.
TakSni naSi nauki mas Scitii,
prot pogreSkom, V kakorSne pa
dajo oni. kateri verujejO. da opra
vljajo ideie in duhovne predstav,
$ stvarnOstjo, kar je pa nasprot
no pravilno, da stvarnost DO
vzrocuje razliGne misli, duhovn,
predstave, prepricanja in nacela
Razlicne ideje naGela in we're s,
zopet razsipljejo okoli material
ne podlage.
Nasa nacela, ka'era nam nala
gaJo, da imamo stalnO pred ocm
gospodarske ellie, nam tudi ma