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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-Occupy.
ing first place on the calendar OF
events for the week will be the as
sembling of congress IN extraordinary
session Monday. The revision OF the
tariff is the purpose of the session.
Radical changes in some Of the en-
listing tariff schedules are certain,
though the multitude and diversity
of the interests effected will necessar-
lily make the tas q difficult One.
The possibility that the l~ong-eXpect-
ed decisions in the Minnesota and H.
termOuntain rate cases may be hand
ed down will serve to attract public
attention to the Supreme court OF the
United States when that body recon
venes Monday after a recess OF two
weeks.
State authorities, farmers bankers,
and T. 'lroad officials are to meet In
conference in Chicago Tuesday to de-
wise simplified methods for the mark.
kcting and distribution of food pro-
ducts The ide. is IL line with the
letter addressed by resident Taft to
the governors OF the different states
proposing a farm credit system as a
means for reducing the cost OF pro-
in ultimate relief to the consumer
from the high cost of living.
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson,
daughter Of President Wilson, is to be
a speaker at the national convention
of the Young Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION. which will meet in Rich
mond. Va, Wednesday for a session
Of four days. a'''7@~ '',''
! The Chinese assembly will convene,
to proclaim a new president OF the
republic. Much will depend upon the
proceedings Of the assembly III re!
CARDS to early recognition Of the re-
public by the nations of the world.
The week will sec the real begin-
ming of the professional baseball sea
! son of 1913. The American and Ma.
! tional leagues will start their cham
| pionship races Thursday. The South
ern league, American association and
several other OF the minor organiZa-
tons will get under way the same day.
Other events Of the week will in
clude the meeting Of the National
Drainage congress in st. Louis. the
convention of the Navy League in
! Washington the cable chess match be-
tween American and English univers-
tiles, and the dinner Of the GridirOn
Club, at which President Woodrow
| Wilson is to be the guest Of honor.
A stock company in Rochester, n.
Y, has a Oma manager, Louise
Louise Coleman.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06

custody In safe or vault. To recOv'
er loss for baggage, guests must be
able to show hotel check for receipt
Of same, and the value is limited to
$4,000 for a trunk, ten dollars for
each box or parcel and fifty dollars
for personal belongings unless writ
ten consent to greater liability has
been obtained. ~lnn-keepers lien is
provided in case Of non.payment OF
bill. ....
Bills That Failed.
The bills that fail to pass are some
times as interesting as those that be.
come laws in showing the trend OF
public opinion. Among those that
failed to pass are:
House Bill No. 202 exempting mu.
inequalities from liability for damages
unless notice of defective walk has
been filed with proper official ten
days before occurrence Of accident.
House Bill No. 224 stating divorce
may be granted for adultery. extreme
cruelty, wilful desertion, wilful ne
elect, habitual intemperance, convic'
ton of felony Or incurHble chronic
mania or dementia having existed
ten years or more.
House Bill NO. PAP providing a pen
atty for soliciting, receiving, giving
or rendering tips.
House Bill No. 243 increasing term
of governor from two to four years.
House Bill No. 3O5 providing for the
support of needy ONE whose hus'
bands are dead or are prisoners and
who are mothers OF one or more
children under fourteen years of age,
This bill followed the lines OF the
"WidOws' Pension law of Missouri.
House Bill No. 31S licensing chiro,
practors.
house Bill No. $40 abolishing death
penalty for murder.
House Bill No. 402 recognizing com
mon law marriage.
Senate ELL No. 149 providing for
uniform textbooks.
Senate Bill No. 200 prohibiting
dancing in every school building III
the state.
Senate Bill No. 251 making expens
Sc / 'hS ".hAi ullu NuuNGtlOu vi IL
children chargeable upon the proper
ty of both husband and Wife, joint
~ OF separately.
Senate Bill No. 354 providing fol
the levy of a tax by cities for tho
support Of a musical band.
One Of the most interesting meas,
ures passed was that prohibiting the
importation, manufacture, distribu
ton, transportation, sale or use OF
snuff as it developed into a trial and
conviction before the House aon q
charge Of bribery of an alleged agent
of a snuff company.
A veto receiving much comment in
the state is that OF the maintenance
fund of the tax commission which
practically abolishes the commission
unless otherwise ruled by the supreme
court.
A veto affecting many rural homes
is that Of the appropriation for the
purchase of books for the library
commission.
The charge Of the tuberculosis
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06
BELIEVES IN BASEBALL.

Does Grafton profit by not having
a base ball team? Size up the recol-
lections from last summer. We saved
our money then and observed the Sab
bath with Puritan severity. We had
the "Grafton habit on Sundays and
Mondays. AS we sat there on the
Water-table at the First National Bank
building-that is the "Grafton habit
Matching scandals, %criticising our
.neighbors and attacking graft else
where did We make life more enjoy
able for ourselves and fellowmcn?
Did We raise the moral standard Of
III community? Did we set a worthy
example for the young to emulate?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06

Did We thereby increase business and
herald the good name of Grafton far
and wide? Honest now, wouldn't you
rather be spared the contemplation
of last summers mistake. Our mac.
tivity and selishness is beginning to
breed contempt for us in the hearts
of even the children of the city. We
let them hang around ready for the
prOmptings of every evil impulse. The
devil Is vigilent and utilizes opportun-
ties. while We merely cling to the
"Grafton habit and bemoan the evil
tendencies that crop out among them.
Let us wake up and have a healthy
change-,play ball, ginger up. and go
some!-Grafton News and Times.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-06

sanitorium was added to the duties
OF the board Of control.
A noticeable feature OF the new leg.
islation is the number Of bills intend
ed to improve conditions affecting
minors, public sanitation and prison
conditions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
Spring
SCOOP
Observations Of old Cap whippIe,

Observations Of old Cap WhippIe
It's twice as easy 10 hear gossip
about purity woman rs 1t Is 10 hear
1t about a homely one.
1t seems funny, but vixen man
thinks up some brand new scheme to
make fifteen or twenty thousands dol
lars, he finds that fifteen or twenty
other fellers have thought O. tic same
theme and thought OF ii first.
What has become Of the short sport
who used to reverse his cuffs?
The thing that most feilers hear the
last thing at night and the first thing
in the morning is: John. have you
tended to the furnace"
| have seen Il good man. yaller dogs
but there amt one Of EN- that don't
respect more than the Teller VINO
makes remarks about wimmen.
There amt any teller who kin crtit'
cize q show more severe li;an the one
who gets in on a pass.
A hot tempered woman never ought
10 wear celluIoid combs in Ter hair.
Goldfish is mighty nourtshing dish
but it occurs TOO frequent in some
lives to be fully appreciated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

til that time comes, and until every
community is providing for its own
people instead of leaving the job to
smaller groups OF individuals, chart
ties must exist and the more generous
minded part of the public must sup
port them.
One thing that every community or
ganizaticn can do right away, how
ever, is 10 see TO It that only worthy
charities are supported by its mem
beers and OF make sure that the frauds
and takers who are continually prey
ing on the charitable are put where
they belong.
Many commercial organizations arc
doing this work now. cleveland start
ed il, and now a'dO2en ether chambers
of commerce have established chart
ties bureaus, which Investigate every
charity that asks contributions from
the public and refuse Endorsement to
the unworthy. 1t is surprising now
quickly business men come to rely on
surh bureaus in deciding where and III
what sums they shall give for the aid
Of the unfortunate.
Here's work for the commercial Or,
carnations OF this town. The whole
question Of hospitals and charities is
big enough to justify the attention Of
its members.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

When Mother Comes Marching Homo,
When mother comes marching nome
again,
,Hurrah! EIurrah!
From boarding the lion in its den,
IlurIah! IIurEah!
Her high.heeled shoes will bc worn
and soIled,
Her gown j sight and her temper
spoiled,
But we'll all feel gay when
Mother comes marching home.
Her hair will be sadly out Of curl
Hurrah! Hurrah!
And she won't look like the same old
girl,
Hurrah Hurrah!
She'll be beraggled and every dud
Will be despatched with Shiny mud,
But we'll give three cheers when
Mother comes marching home.
For father twill be happy day
Hurrah! Hurrah!
For he has kept house while shes
away.
Hurrah! Hurrah!
shell'iind, the dishes piled in the sink.
Her household sadly upon the blink.
Yes wen be burned glad when
Mother comes marching home.
For woman's place is at home you
know.
Hurrah!. Flurrah!
II you'd start fight just tell her So
Hurrah! Hurrah!
rs mighty lonesome when she's away.
There's no one to boss you around all
! day
And you won't feel right TIL
Mother comes marching home.
When mother comes marching home,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
J She never win want TO march again,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
Our Opinion.

An old subscriber has asked us to
publish a few lines. giving In brief our
ideas concerning the revision of the
tsllf and shetting all that We know
briefly and to the point. We are glad
,o publlsh a few lines telling all that
we know about the tariff, Following
are the few lines:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
The Deadly Routine,

The Deadly Routine
Voice (upstairs)-"John' hive you
brought in the rubber pIant?"
yep"
Covered up the gold fish,"
yep"
Locked all the doors and win
dows?"
"Aye.aye."
put the cat down cellar"
"Assuredly."
covered the cunary?"
sure"
FIXED the furnace"
You know it,"
Wound the clocks?'
"Uh.huh."
Let the water our of 'Ne automo'
bile radiator?"
"Yepee."
Turned OF. the light In the cellar?"
"Undoubte9ly.r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
!. of Toun
Development

This interesting Of been especially prepared for
Parker Sackbdoe Leo Redding editors Of Te'n
development Magazine Look them in the West Vtr
tonan You will be Interested In their appeal 20 civic pride
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

Hurrah! tIurrah!
For after after that she Kill shun the
hike.
She'll take the train. auto Or humble
bike.
She'll have enough, so help her,
Mike,
When mother comes marching home.
Announcements fer suffraget Hike.
l box tinted tale powder (smoke-
less).
i powder puff.
gross hairnius.
/ vinaigrette.
l vanity box.
pair curling irons.
atomizer.
pair military hair brushes.
Spring
CA SCOOP
It's months TOO early yet to sing
Anent the joys of luscious spring.
Spring poems are chestnuts, we fear,
But we must grind one out each year.
It's in our contract with the folks
Who pay us for our little Jokes
So here it is, our sprIngtime ode.
DO not blame us. It's in the code.
We want to scoop all other guys
Who grind out columns. pert and wise.
with this spring bunk, first OF its kind.
And get the blamed thing Off our
mimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Pri Ognjeni peel.

Bs proi Matietu, uklonj cnemu cd triega della, XII mu lie pot curkoma
raz v0te teot ter 81 ultra znoj iuIevo rokO: Kj pa lenaris, ali 81 cato placan al
gedal svopga krutega prigania6a: Obrsatis Sc BON vendar smell, sal nsem su
nt OdgovOr p dobh zveer INiacah 'Ss SvoJ PWi krvavi zaimzek. Ma
enkrat mu pde V glavo dobra mel, da Sc nasmei ma yes gas ter sklene takoi
da lie DO zee nikoi dell V tovarn, "A druge. In kaj je storli Ger diva dni Sc
prajno. Zakaj hi je tudi nef Sal je "a svoT zemlJ, XII 81 jo J kupl ravnokar,
nj njj DO ddal, zyel in umrl Neodvisen in sanostojen e seiai Ia soede
ina roiake in ii so mu tdi poveiai, da so zadovolni, ker zemla obrodi zelo
obino Zdravi tsti zrak ga j. V enem dnevu pomladil. Kako veNlo ie in ve
.polno zivlPna. Ne dalee cd mega muhjo maomarno lepe piane krave buino
rasn%o detelo in tmdi, v cementni jami Sc valjajO tolstip rSiGi, ma drugem
koncu vodi oSabno veik pisan petelin nebroj svoje pernac drmzne, mad pmvo
Sc mu zbira tuma igraioeih Sc domaGih goobov, il visokega, dolgo in debclo.
klasnega Aa Sc vzhgujejo zugoeci skrjantki, med gozdnim grmi5em pa Sc
mu naenkratp rikaze lPa gaviea radovedne srne Tedai stopi v god in Sc
vleze N mehki nah. pod kosati hrast" Kaka razika med smrdetim in zaduhim
.tovarnBkim zakom in med TEN V prosti naravi. Vese. je danes Malta. Zemlio
je kupl pc eeni, kr je lastnik 7. Kersten re precej star in hoe koikor mopo1e
pref vse proiati. Ostanek BIO phtal n lahke obroke. v metu Cnvitz, Wis. i
dobl Lotto @mlt, kakor vsaki, k kpi do 25. augusta in tam 81 lahko postayi
|epo ho "a rent, &c ga veseH. II : kako malim denarjem ie vc Il dobiI Tud;
vozni stroski so Sc mu povrnni. IL zepa izvhee k nuMco ter eta 2 vdnim zado
volstvom me zastopnika y. Piklor, 1926 West 81 st, Chicago, Ill. ma kate,ec,
Sc ie obrnh zaupnO gede farme, ter zi pc them, da hi drugi rojaki ravnai
|kt i.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22

boliSi pocitek ie post. Ako cuti-
tie. da so vasa prebavila preteg-
niena, pricnite najprej uzivati
Trinerievo ameriSko zdravilno
grenko vino, da Jill ocisti in okre
.pi. Potem maj Sc popolnoma izpo-
cijejO in p%reseneGeni boste, kako
nitro okrevate. T~rinerjevo ameri-
Sko zdravilno grenko vino je pri
navadnih nerednoStih zelodca in
drobovja zanesljivo zdravilo, po-
sebno &c so med znaki picla slast,
zapecenost in teleSna slabost ali ka
ka neprilika in telesna slabost ali
kaka neprilika pc jedi. V lekar-
nah. Jos. Triner, 1333-1339 SO.
Ashland Ave, Chicago. Ill. Ia
vnanie bole6ine ne morete najti
boliScga zdravila nego Trinerjev
liniment. 49, Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
v JoLIETU.

Kadar ie enkrat clovek mrtev.
tako da sc he more wee braniti, GA
mi pustimo pri miru, pa ce lie bill
tudi mas naivecji nasprotnik. To.
like cloveske dostojnosti Sc we'd.
no imamo. Swat mrtvo truplo
smatraio tudi necivilizirani naro.
di IA najvecjo lopovScino. Ne ia.
ko Kraniski Janez v Jolietu! Tia
popovska hiiena je zadnji teden
izgrebla IL svezega groba truplo
p~okojnega sodruga Mike Kulov.
ca in ga trgala in mrcvarila
Hijena, grda in satanska! &c ze
odpiras svoj strupeni gObec in tn.
lis mad zivimi - pusu vsaj mrlice
ma miru. XII Sc ne moreio wee bra.
niti in odgovarjati ma tvoie ostu.
dine klevete!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
KIDD We?

Rad hi zyedel "a syojcga prija.
telja Jozefa Pajk-a. Donna jc il
KoStrevnice pri Litiii. Pred pol
drugim letom Sc je nahajal Y
Mo,n Run, Pa. Cd tam ie potoval
Y Rock Springs, Wyo.
ProSim cenjene roJake. &c kdo
We, kje Sc nahaja, maj mi naznani.
ali maj Sc mi pa san javi.
Joseph Lovse, 344
Herminie. Pa,
WeStmoreland Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Vrednost pocitka.

Mice ne more delati dolgo ca
sa, ne da bi sc tn pa tam izpocil.
Neobhodno potrebno je, DAFT IL
trujenim misicam in tween pri-
loznost. da sc spet pozive. Tudi
svoiemu prebavnemu ustroju mo.
ramo dovoliti kak pocitek. Maj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Rabim 100 rojakov

Nj hOeeJo postati samostoien in ,eo1.
visen gospodar V lepem in roJovitnem
kralu, kJer je dobra voda. zdr,va noJ.
nebJe IN kjer Jill je ze mnogo nosaIie.
nm NJ so NSi pray zadoyoljni. &c hoee
kdo poStati kedaJ premoleu farmer. So
ne SINE naseliti tam, kier Sc nj farme.
rev, kl bI mu kos poycdati, &C. bo IN.
mogel ma zemlJi tudi res llyati Y n.
koliei lepega in cvetoecga mesta Crivitz
County je ~ yeliko farme,
rev IN roJakov IN nIkdO ST ne rr,toEu.
le. LakaJ net ker ie zemlia feJovi,.
ma, ma nIeJ r~astejo vsi tisti poliski nri-
delkl kOt ' starem kraiu, izyrstna nit.
ma Noda, zdravo podncbje, traIe sofna.
te IN redilne "a zivinOrciu. ne buJib
NlharleV ne tOce, ne suSo, ne moe viria
wee Jezcr IN rIbli Low, 2 emo bes,do yse
dobre l%astnosti, Xxi jih farmer potrebu-
Je. LemlJa le zelo pc ccni, ker sa kupi
~nafaNnost Oh lastnika samega T.. Ker.
stem. N~obencga dobitka zemliiSkim
k~ompaniJam. ker ie ~ lastnik preeei
star, bi Sc rad nitro zucbil Use emile,
cato podari vsakemu kupcu v mesttI
Crlvitz n lotto zemlje N hiSno stav.
oisee do 20. augusta, pozncie ne wee.
LemlJa mora biti pref ko mogote visa
pIodana' zato pray 20 ceni in lahka
%odplaGila.
Psite Sc danes Y slovenskem ieziku
ma 7. kerstcnovega z~astopnika
N. PIKLoR,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
GRoB0vI TULIJo!

s. Take ie zmeden in preplasen
da vidi vse lie ma pol in mu mora
priti ma pomOG pisatelj "Posmrt-
nice, da mu njegove meglene
oci nekoliko raztegne in osvezil
Ne boz Sc, - Kulovic mirno po-
diva V them grobu in ne more
cuti tvojega ~banalnega blebeta-
MIA, da bi Ii sam odgovoril. \.
vzemi Sc enkrat "Proletarca" V
roke in cital hos takoj pod tvojim
citation; "Pravice je iskal pc
svetu - it'd" "Spoznal je, da
ga nekateri ljudje cello no6ejo
razuneti, spoznal, kako velikan-
ske mnozice 81 ne upajo, ali ne
morejo. ali noGejo storiti nieeSar,
- da bi Sc oprostile suzenstva
kapitalistov in - tudi verskih
verig, XII Jim oklepaio duha tako
trdno in trdo, da 81 ne upajo po-
pomona mic svobodno misliti."
Odpri pisatelj "DrObtinie" oGi
ma Stezaj - mozgani maj Sc ii
vSaj "a trenutek razklenejo in -
vidi - razumi. kaj je pisatelj
"Posmrtnicc' - miSlil - kO je
pisal - cd Tebe citirane beSede,
5 katerimi namigavaS, da je socia-
lizem trial Kulovica V smrtl
Ne BON Sc enkrat ma Siroko
razkladal vzrokov K%ulovGeve
smrti - IA fakt ie, da 81 klerikal-
ci nikdar ne morete pomagati
drugaGe, kakor z banalnim zavi-
janjem nasprotnikovih besed in
$ hinavskimi, jezuitskimi izgovo-
ri - pa maj 81 DO re tn - ali
tam.
Ma veselje, Xxi ga innate $ TEN,
ce naidete kje kako tiskovno po-
motto kakor 'citatelnice" YAM nj
vredno odgovarjati, ker je pre-
otroSkO in presmeSno.
Nam Sc paG ne ljubi Stikati pc
vaSem ''izvrstno" tiskanem listu
IA napakami, sal vemo, da je
''najvzornejSi, slovni6no in lie
poslovno naJbolje' u~rejevan slo-
venski list
Prosim vas gospodine, izmijte,
izperite 81 dobro svoic brljave
oGi. ozrite Sc vsaj malo tudi pc
svoji Hist in pred svojim pra-
gom, pa pometite naiprej tie
smeti ,ker jih je nakopiGenih to-
like. da Sc mi ne upamo brskati
pc Min. = Imamo MANFRED 6lo-
veSki nos in ia ne prenese vsake-
ga smradu.
Pravite, da mi ne poznamo
mic boljsega in zvisenejSega"
cd groba. Pa6 - mi poznamo ne
kaj vZviSenega - boje "a pravi-
ce in resnice ma zemlji -; a viz
- vi poznate vas "zviSen'' pc
KEEL, s katerim straSite nevedno, lie
V cudeze, nebesa in pekel verno
ljudstvo.
Cudno, da morete pri vsej svoji
veri V pekel tako peklensko vse
zavijati in kopiciti pc vaSih listih
lazi dan ma dan. Ako innate poleg
svoje we're, XII 10 nosite lie ma je-
ziku, lie trohico cuvstva Ia pra-
vico V svojem srcu in smisla Ia
MO V mozganih - potem Sc nam
smislite in Sc bojimo, da Sc tudi
a ne prime podobna blaznost,
kakor kardinala Tutona.
Cudno Sc nam tudi zdi, da Sc
morete mad neznatno stavcevo
opazko tako razburjati,
Hitro je vzplamtela VISA vaSa
kri in pokazali ste vse skrivnc
barvice, XII kazejo tako "'krasno"
sliko vasih skrivnih zelj in 1.-Two
ilustrirajo vaSa nagnienja. XII
VAN diktirajo "Ljubi svojega
bliznjega, kakor samega scbe!"
in "Ako TIE udari sovraznik p o
levem lieu, nastavi mu Sc desno"
- in obratno!
To so besede vaSega velikega
ucitelJa -; posnemajte Jill!
Ia danes bodi dovolj!
Skof.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Hijena v Jolietu hoee prikaza-


ii svojim slepim "bravcem", da
V Chicago imamo re socializem, da
smo delavci gospOdarJi celega
mesta in da imamo vse, kar hoee-
mo. Hijena tuli: "kulovec nj ma
sci srece V socializmu, cato je sci
v smrt." Zapomni 81 rimska hije-
ma Kulovec nj sci V smrt radi So
cializma, ker socializma danes Sc
nj: sci je V smrt gnan vsled raz-
mer, katere zagovarJaS II, tvOJa
rimska banda in tvoji kapitalisti-
Gni bogovi. Teh razmer pa nismo
zakrivili mi. Ma tisOce Judi je re
Slo pred MIN in ma tisoGe Jill bo
Sc Slo IA MIN - Xxi so in bodo
oblezali (individualno) premaga-
nj pod preteSko butaro zlocinskih
razmer. kakorSne ustvarja kri-
viGni druzabni red. Prostovoljne
Smrti nj. V vsakem TAKEN sluca-
ju .je zunanji pritisk zivljenSkih
razmer. XII diktirajo smrt. In take
zrtve razmer MISC lie socialist,
temveG ljudje IL vSeh slojev in IL
vSeh yer.
Tudi blaznost je pOsledica kri-
viGnin drulabnih razmer. Maj
mani V d|evetdesetih slucajih IL
med sto .ie to reSnica. kriviGne
druzabnc razmere pa pomaga
v"zdrzevati tudi rimska cerkev.
Zatorej ie tudi cerkev %odgovorna
"a vsak tax slucaj blaznosti. Tu-
kai pa Sc MISC vSteti verski blaz-
Mkt. Zadniih ie cerkev product
rala u ma milione in ravno blazni
misiOni so naiboljSe gnojilo "a
versko blaznoSt. Hijene, berite
StatiStiko o blaznikih V katoliSkih
drzavah.
RimSka cerkev je umorila
Francisco F'errera in edini odgo-
vor, XII ga ina sedaj "a svoj krva-
Vi zlocin, ie, ia je bill - Ferrer
morilec! Ia beseda je precej mi
STIGMA. Ako mislite, ia je bill uci
tell Ferrer "morilec" cato. ker je
moril in ubijal z besedo in 5 pere-
som vse svoje zivljenje versko te-
mo. ~Supersticiio in rimski barba-
pOtem - innate pravl To
ie bill niegov edini "~zlocin' in
cato ga je dala "sveta' cerkev
DO svojem kronanem agentu ma
umoriti. Rimska Ger
kew ie morilka! Slava Ferreru!
kranjski Janez SINE pisati vse
kar Sc mu poliubi. PiSe o socializ-
mu = to Sc pravi: laze o istem.
da Sc vse kadi. Ma vse te lazi bi
pa mi moral molcatii Ne hos, hi
jena! Dokler hos ii pobijal socia-
ma tax falotski na6in, bono
tudi mi brez rokavic obdelavali
tvoi verski humbug, ceprav je to
izven naSega programa. Vera pri-
stvar! Mi pravimo. da je.
pa hi pri vas tudi social
zem privatna stvar? Mi puScamo
vero ma miru. dokler Sc a pusti
ma miru. Ce ie ''Proletarec' YER
sko fanaticen,' tedaj je Amer.
Slovenec' ''fanaticno socialist
Square,
Rimska htiena piSe: "Cerkev
obsoja umor i'll nasilstvo" - a
pod istim naslovom pa prav pc
krScansko tuli: takole: ''Sloven-
ski delavci. slovenske zene, gor-
jaco roke, vile in burklje, pa
nazenite IL hise take ~tolovaje ESQ
cialiste) - Seveda, to ne dist pc
nasilstvu, &c hi mi tako svetova-
delavcem. hi rimska hijena ia
ko.i zagnala satanski kirk: Socia-
listi hujskajo ma uboj! Rev. J. C..
Kluser. katoliSki pop Morgan.
town.. w. Va, .je pisal Debsu:
mi imamo nase puske nabite in
ako mas Is milionov ameriskih
katolicanov ne odstreli glave a.
meriskim socialistom, nismo vre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22

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