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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
PLAZA THEATRE.

By special arrangement with the New York booking offices Manager Cauan has secured the famous Man kichi. troupe of acrobats sto head the PIaza's vaudeville program the first half of the current week. There are eight of, these clever and naryelouslv n1mble Japanese gynmasts i'm the act which is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific as vaudevi1le's greatest ac- srobatic offering. It is the acme of gymnastic skill and sheer daring and the stunts performed are related in no. way to the usual course Of extibi- tions found in nearly all acrobatic or ferings- Instead. these aIrnond-eyed wonders have originated new tricks that enlist the services of clear, sharp brain as we'll as the muscles and they go through with them with 1ightping-lil1e rapidity. It is a big act and will undoubtedly be enthusfasti- ca1ly received.
 .Gravette Lavondre & Co have an- other splendid offering entitled: 'tGreat Men, Past and Present" in which the kings and. generals of the present, European conflict as we'll as the most famous of our American he roes are brought literally face to face with the audiences, and the closest scrutiny fails to detect a f1a.w in the makeup and .rninicry of these
 
 study of their art -
 Elmer TenIey, who is naturally ft1r- ny and whose humor is as catchy as the comica1 songs and stories he of- fers, will enjoy a prominent spot on the bill, and will surely see to it that the spectators s wants in the laugh lime are fully attended to.
 Bothy 6 Everdeen have a delight ful singing, talking and dancing sIxit to offer, and Judging from the man her in which other cities have re- sponded. the act will carry away lau- re1s at every appearance.
 Last but not least comes Harry Waiman, one of the cleverest and most popular violinists the vaudeville stage has to offer. Harry is master of the fiddle, and his repertoire embraces both classical and popular selections so that music lovers of all tastesF~~~..lI find worlds of enjoyment in his act
 The ssmovie'' program includes Fatty Again a Keystone com edy; Our Mutual Girl" s'The Thunder bolt' in two reels, and ''The Warn ing"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
SARAH RoBL1lARp.

Sarah, widow of Thomas Robillard, died suddenly at St. Vincent's hospital Saturday evening, following a pro- tracted illness. Until her condition became so serious that it necessitated her removal to the hospital, Mrs. Ro- billiard made her home with son, Andrew N. RobilIard of TIT Pacific street She was born i'm St. Andre, Quebec, Canada, 55 years ago. She removed to this city about 80 yeats ago and has since made her residence here. Mrs. RobiIlard is survived by one son, Andrew N Robillard of this city, two brothers. M. Colligan of Sioux Falls, N. D., and Thomas Col Iigan of Grand Forks. N. D., sister, Mrs. Margaret Henderson, and two half sisters residing in Montreal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
An1usernen
POLL THEATRE

The "all-feature' program ate Polls theater for the first half of the week brings to Bridgeport the cream Of Manager Polls bookings in the varde- vile and motion picture world. At the top of the vaudeville program is CaeSar Rdvou, and his assisting com pany, in Rivons famous one-man pro- tean skit. A bewilder1ng series of quick change impersorations are done personahng old masters in the world of music. The act comes here directly from a tour of the Keith thea.ters in New York where it's first engagements were played since 8 triumphant re- turn from Europe.
 AS an extra added attraction, Man ager PoH presents James B. Donovan.
 tthe King of Ireland" assisted by Miss Marie Lee, in a new and highly en- tertaIning comedy skit. Donovan is, his latest offering is said to be his best effort
 .Don't walk in Your Sleep, is the name of a comedy sketch that will have a prominent place in the bill. It is presented by a. large and capable laughs.
 Ed .zoeller Trio, comedy acrobats, and Miss Marie Door, in a repertoire of new songs, complete the vaudeville part of the program,
 The Paramount Picture feature brings here Robert Edeson. the re- nowned star of the legitimate stage in a. Limitation of his great success, Where the Trail Divides The pie ture is in i've reels and is the work of the Jesse l.. I4aalzy studios. It tells the story of an Indian lad, How" whose marriage to g. white girl proves unfortunate at first, but even- tually leads to happiness. Edeson plays the. role of the Indian and the pl1otop1ay offers wonderful opportuni- ties for the display of those fine dra- matic qualities that have made him a favorfte in the theatrical world This picture will be shown at 3:30 and 83O o'clock In addition, anunber of oth- CT photoplays are on the program
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
OBITUARY
EDWARD P. LAW.

Edward P. Law, neval veteran of the Civil war, and one of the most widely known member of Elias Howe post. No. 3, G. A. R.. died yesterday at his home, 127 Sherwood avenue. He was IS years Of age. MT. Law was a member of the National Association of Naval Veterans of the Civil war and also a member of Washington Park M. B. church. His wife and three sons survive him. The latter arc: Arthur of East Haven, William of West Ha.- ven and Howard N. Law of the Noun tatnvil1e Soda Co, of this city. A brother. Lyman Law of New Haven,
 also survives
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
/ WILLIAM PARSONS.

The funeral of William Parsons
 who died suddenly on Friday, was held from his late residence, 442 Brooks street. at 2:30 70 clock this af- ternoon. Many sorrowfng friends of the deceased were Apresent, including delegations from Park City lodge, N. D. o. P, St. Johns lodge, F. & A. M. and the Order of the Eastern Star, of which he was a member. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Frank H. BigeIow, assistant rector of St. Johns Episcopal church.. assist ed by the Rev. Gerald H. SBeard. pas tor of the Park Street Congregations church. Services at the grave were in charge of St. Johns lodge, F. & A. M Burial was in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
HlBERNIANS WILL
 PARADE TONIGHT

This evening the members of Df- vision No. 1. A. O. H., will parade through Main street, headed by a. de- tail of police and the Coast Artillery corps band, to Eagles hall, where the big Hibernian Home Carnival is now running and will continue until Oc- stober 27 This parade was planned for Friday. the opening night, but on account of the weather. had to be postponed until this evening. Tonight it will be carried out as originally planned. In the line will be the mem bers of the Division. and automobiles team of Ladies' Auxiliary No. 50, morrow evening.
 The parade will form in State street, and will start at 8 o'clock, and the line of march will be to Broad street, Gilbert street, Main street to Madi- son avenue to Eagles hall.
 The carnival was opened Friday evening with a good attendance des- pite the storm, and Saturday evening more than 1000 persons were present, and the various features of the car niva1 were literally patronized. Danc- ing is one of the features of every ev- ening with music by Maloney'si or .chestra. Tom orrow evening the degree team of Ladies' Auxiliary No. 50 win give an exhibition drill, and other fea- lures are planned for the remaining evenings of the carnival. The public is cordially invited and assured of a good time
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
FAIRFIELD

Judge John H. Perry of Southport will address the Fairfield Historical society on Friday evening, Oct ,23, at 8 o'clock, on Roger/Lud1ow, the foun- der of the town. He came here fIt 1889, and purchased the land from the Pequonnock river to the Sasco river of the Indians. He left here in 1854 and went to his home in England and became governor of a port of Ireland by appointment of Cromwell. ST. LUKES.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
LoN1s p. DIEFENBAcH.

The funeral of Louis B. Diefenbach was held from the family residence on Harra1 avenue at 2:30 o'clock Sat urday afternoon. There were many friends of the deceased present at the services which were conducted by the Rev. Herman G. Weimer, pastor of the German Reformed church A large number of floral tokens were received. The pail ibearers were George Payne, Walter Chapman, John StroebeI, Andrew Krouse, Frederick and Adam Schempp. Burial was in Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
MARGARETrA MALL1BAND.

Margaretta~ widow of Charles w. Malliband died early yesterday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Mary G1lleo. of 4s Maiden Lane. She was 83 years of, age. Death was en- tirely unexpected, for the aged woman was apparently in the best of health until a few days ago, when she was suddenly stricken. She was well known throughout the city, having re- sided here for many years. She is survived by 3, daughter, Mrs. Mary GiI1eo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
ALFRED VINCENT PnorTI

The funeral of Alfred Vincent, the, nine year old son of MT. and Mrs. Harry F. PiIotti of 175 Wilson street, was held from the family residence at g o'clock this morning. Many sorrow ing friends of the family attended the services, which were conducted by Rev Angelo DeToro, pastor of Holy Rosary R. C. church. Many floral to- kens filled the home. Internent was in St. MichaePs cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
MRs. MARY cUMMINGs.

The funeral of Mary, widow of Pat rick Cummings, was held 1from the t1ae residence on Main street, Fair field, at S:SO o'clock this morning and later from St. Thomas R. c. church, where a high mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. William J. Blake A large number of sorrowing relatives were in attendance. while many floral tokens were received. Burial was fn St. Thomas centery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
ALFRNp ,. MRRR1Tr.

The funeral of Alfred J. Merritt, the engineer who met death beneath the wheels of a locomotive in the rail road yard Friday evening" was held from his late residence, 1856 Main street at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon. The services were in charge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers. of which MT. Merritt was a member. A large number were present, while many floral tokens were received, Burial was in Mountain Grove ceme- terry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
MISSION AT SACRED HEART
 CHURCH NEXT MONTH

A mission to be conducted by the vincentians order of Springfield, Mass, will open at Sacred Heart R. C. church, Sunday, November 8. The first week will be for the women and the second for the men. Special instruc- tions will be given the children in the afternocns after school hours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19

Preparations for the burial of Fyraenic Bellinghann, the window cleaner who lost his. life at the plant of the U- M. C. company on Saturday last, are to day being made at the undertaking parIors Of Culhns & Mullins and the funeral will be held tomorrow It is discovered that first reports indicating that the victim left a, widow are false as Bellingham4 was but 19 years old and had always lived with his pa rents.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
v. W.. c. A.


 The last call has been sent out to all girls wishing to join the fine gym nasium class conducted by the Young Women's Christian association to be on hand at Miss s1oclm's gym. Tues day night, at 8 o'clock sharp. The class now numbers thirty and since the opportunity ds an exceptional one. it is expected many more will join be- fore another week.
 Miss Cornelia- Buckingham of South port, who has ample experience in teaching gymnastics is in charge of the class. All kinds of free hand ex- ercises, marching, games, folk dancing and military tactics will be introduced in the weeks program.
 The <afternoon class in dressnlaking. designed for. those who are at leisure during the day, will meet Tuesday at 2 D. m. with Miss Woodcock, the irl- structor. Simple frocks of wool, silk, challis and cotton are made and the pupil will learn to use patterns, to draft patterns, and to fit. No more than twenty are registered in this class, but many more will not fail to. seize this exceptional opportunity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-19
KEEP YOUR LIVER ACTIVE DUR- ING THE SUMMER MONTHS FOLEY CATHARTIC TAB LETS FOR SLUGGISH
 
sTIPATTON.

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 It does beat all how quickly Foley Cathartic Tablets nven your liver and overcome constipation. Ney Oldham, Wimberley, Texas, says: Foley Ca thartic Tablets are the best laxative ever used. They take the place of ca1omeL'' Wholesome, stirring and cleaning. No griping. A comfort to stout persons. Hind1e's Drug Store. =-Ady,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Toda nemskim mogotcem Sc je posreGilo raZ-
Sirti po vSej dezel mnenje da je ba NcmGia
Eapadena in da lie brani. Zelo redkc so belle
vrane, Xxi naravnost priznavajo, da jc NemGija ho-
tela vojno, ceS bila je itak neizogbna in cato je
biO modro, da smo 81 izbra tisti cas- ko smo boljc
pripravljeni kaior naSi nasproniki.
SpOSno razpoozenje pa moramo meti pred
ocm allo hoGemo razumeti kar Sc sedaj godi
NemGij
10 je vlada dnc 4. augusta prviG zahtevala
vojni krcdt, socialist glasovali zanj in sodrug
IIaasc je utemeljil njh glasovanje. IL njegove-
GA govora je bilo spoznati, da so smatra vojno
IA obrambo.
Dne 2. decembra je vlada zopet zahtevala pet
miljard. Socialist so gasoval tud "a TO posoii-
10, izvzemSi sodruga Liebknechta. Brzojavna po-
rocila pravijo, da je stranka obsodila njegovo
olasovanie
he pref je podal Leblnecht veG izjav, da Sc
strnia taktikO vecne nemSlih sociastiGnih
poslancev glede vojno. Bill ie tud Belgiji
in ie tam videl posledicc nemSkega voiskovania.
svojega staiSGa obzaluiemo nemSko taktiko
S tenn nj rcceno, da jo obsojamo; vseh razlogov
nemSkih sodrugov poznamo in jh ne moreno
poznat o tenn pa prav mic ne dvommo, da sma-
trajo to voino "a boz prot ruskemu absolutizmu,
proti "kazaStvu''
V zmoti So Cetudi bi oficielna Nemcija prav
rada pohrustaa kos Rusije j vendar ne gre "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

vseh krogih velika zmedenost in
osuplost. Polagoma sc orientira-
jo in 81 pojasnjujejo kako in "a
kaj.
Ia mas socialiste, ki smo ze We
dino mtenziyno upozarjali ma to,
da mora neskonGnost rastoci mi
litarizam neizogibno voditi do sve-
tovne voine, je Ia neizmerna ka-
tastrofa nov dokaz, da so nauki
socializma pravilni. Sc nismo GO
spodarJi tega sveta; nekoc bono
obvladavali poitiko drzav; nekoG
bono delali zakone; zdaj nismo
OdgOvOrn "a grozote, vsled ka-
teri, zivljenje nj vredno zivlje-
MIA Nasprotno. prav nic ne dvo.
mimo, da bodi gromi topov in
bliski IL miljonov puSk in pozari
NEST in vasi tisocerim, da Milo
nom prizgali luc resnici tega,
kar smo socialist doslej toli<o-
krat pridigali gluhim uSesom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

odpravljajo, prisegajo, da laze
nasprotnik - pa niti ne opazajo,
da IL podkopavajo svojo lastno
podlago.
Sploh obhaja sedaj laz in obre-
kovanje prave bakhanale. Emo
dejstvo sc enc strani z veliko po-
rabo moralnega ogorcenja raztro-
bi kot resnica, cd nasprotne stra-
nj pa z enako avtoriteto kot laz-
IN pogostoma Sc lazeta ODE strani.
Doslej najboli ugledni GasniSki or
gani znanstvene revije 81 ocitajo
laz. ponarcjcvanje, in prostitucija
mescanskega caSOpisja Sc kaze
najnaivnejSim duSam vsej nago-
Ii. Vsc to nj niG novega "a soci.
aliste - ali miljonom bo odprlo
oci. In vse to Sc odigrava ma po-
zoriScu StotisoGerimi umorjenih.
pohabljenih Judi, z razdcjanimi
mestl, zrakoplovi, Xxi mecejo
bombe ma otrokc, starce in zen
ske.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Ruski socialistiGni Gasopisi OBJ
javljaj) krasen clanek bivsega
Glana G:,me sodruga Mandelbau-
ma, Xxi ga podaiamo naslednjem
tudi nasim 6itateljem:
Vsi so govorili voini, vsi so
jo na2ovaiovali, in ko je prisla,
je presenetila vse, najbolj Sc IL
ste, XII so Sc vztrajno, energiGno
pripravljali nanjo, ki SO najveG
storili. da so jo povzrocDi Vse-
kakor MISC pricakovali, da bo ta-
ko strasna, da bo tako neizmer-
no velika.
Veliko in temeljito Sc bo Sc tre-
ba baviti MO, jo studirati in
analizirati. Veliko, zelo veliko sc
bo izpremenilo vsled ME. Nobene-
ga dvoma nj. da bodo posledicc
te svetovne vojne ia Evropo in
"a YES svet pray tako velike in da-
lekosezne kakor ona sama. Oh "a
Getku vojne je vladala povsod, v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Dne 2 decembra je bill sklican nemSki dra.lv-
nj zbor. Ma kakSno redno zascdanje seveda nj
mslit sedanji dobi. Tako "necivilzirane" so
bile Samo balkanske dezele, katerih parliament so
zasedai tudi casu balkanske vojne in kjer so Sc
vodile obSirne debate kakor normalnih cash.
NemSki rajhstag je bill sklican pravzaprav lie
cato, da dovoli novo vojno posojlo. Razuntega jc
hotel dObiti kancelar Bethmann llollweg priko
da odvali odgovOrnost "a vojno ma druge rame
delOma ruske Sc boj pa angeSke.
Mi ne vidmo nobeni vadi svetnikov No
bena mi TAXA. da hi jo mogli hvalit staliSGa de-
mokratizma, Sc mani pa staliSGa socializma.
Vendar hi bilo preneumno, &c bi 81 postavili emo
stavno dogmo: Drzava je drzava vse so niG-
vredne.
Drzava je drzava. vlada je vlada vsemi
ina sociazem hud bOj Zato pa vendar MISC ena-
Ike med sabo. In od dne do dne sc kaze asneje da
je ravno nemSka Svojm blaznm Viljemom in
svojm hinavSkm Bcthmannom cna ma jbolj "a
lumpanih. Zakaj cctudi so vse drzave svojo po-
litiko doprinaSalc svoje deleze voino so vendar
neutaiivo jasna znamenja, XII kazejo, da je pro-
vocrala to klanje Avstrija, in da ga je provoci-
rala ma povelie NemGiie
Ce ne hi bilo drugega dokaza kakor razboi-
nisk ultimatum, XII ga je Avstrija poslala Srbji,
vedoca, da je nesprejemljv hi re TO zadostovalo.
Ali dokazi Sc mnoze - dokazi da je bila in da je
Avstrija slepo orodje rokah NemGije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

rncenje carskega despotizma temveG "a Belgijo
IL Sc bolj "a gospodarsko pomandranje Anglije.
zmoti so. Ali ia zmota nam razlaga njih
taktiko. ZatO lie more obsojat, kar Sc mora
obzalovati.
Prakticno lie hi moglo njih glasovanjc paG
hi6akor izpremeniti rezultata. DRAWN zbor hi
dovolil miljard proti njihovm glasovom, kakor
jih jc doyolil njhovimi.
To hi Sc dao seveda obrnti tudi tako da bi
bill pray iZ tcga razoga lahlo ravnali kakor rrl-
SKI socialist Xxi obakrat odlon vojni kredit
Iakaj tudi Ge smatrajo vojno za neizogibno hi
bill iahko varOvali svoje naceno StaliSGe proti
vojni, ker vedo, da jc ne hi prepreGili.
Ali TAXI ugovori izvirajo IL nazorov, o kate
rih Sc lahko debatira noGndan brez konGncga re-
zultata. Iakaj temu staiSGu sc lahko oponira
nazOrOm, da hi bilo neodkritosrGno glasovati
proti spoznani pOtreb
takim tcoreticnim lovom ne bi prSli nika-
NOR.
Pojasnili bodo nerhSki sodrug svoie staliSGe
kadar bo vojna konGana. Sc velko drugih reel
ostane dotei nejasnh pa jc treba potrpczljivo
cakati, dokler morcjo razjasnti
Ali Gctudi ne moreno razumeti kar ie Sc "a
krito nimamo vendar nobenega povoda da hi o.
bupavali in mislili, da nemSki sodrugi pokopal
sociazem mednarodnost. Tud Ge Sc MOTTO
MOTTO prepriGaniu. da sluzio sociaizmu in
mednarodnost po svojih najboljsih moGeh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

temvec gospodu in mOjstru kapi-
talu, Sc oznacevali naSe nauke "a
vrocinskc fantazije fanatikov
In zdaj? Kako izgleda Min
svet Z niihovo znanostjo, morale
in njih bozjimi mozmi? Gin so
njih interest, prosti gospodarski
interest gospodov ma kocki, hite
najsijajnejsi, najprosvetlencjsi
zastopniki znanosti, umctnosti in
cerkve kakor najnizji plaGeniki
tia, dajcjo svojim gospodarjem
svojo sluzbo na razpolago, SluSa-
jo njih ukaze, ter krijejo in O.
pravicujejo svojimi slavnimi i
mcni, 5 svojo visoko avtoritcto
zlocine pozivinGenih morilccv.
NajviSji zastopniki svojih dr.
zav, kraljev, cesarjev, carjcv i'll
predsednikov 81 oGitajo laz, obre-
kOvanje, goljufijo, razglasajo kot
ncomaJne resnice, III 81 diametral-
no nasprotujejo, ki Sc vzajemno
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Stew. (NO.) 37S.


Veliko zahteva socializem. Ali njegova "a
hteva je opravicena. Kajti kar daje clovestvu,
presega vse, kar je doseglo doslej.
Socializem obljubuje delavskemu razredu
osvoboditev zpod kapitalisticnega absolutizma.
Ali to nj obljuba, izrecena lie casovno tolazbo,
kakor obljube, katerimi premotijo otroci, da
pozabijo ma svoje sitnosti. Socializem kaze
tudi pot do izpolnitve in vodi delavske mnozice
k cilju.
Zmaga mad kapitalzmom je mogoca, ker nj
nobenega prirodnega zakona, XII bi utemeljeval
kapitalisticni druzabni red do konca sveta.
Kdor bi obljuboval ljudem da DO smrt od-
pravljena in da bodo ve6no ziveli, Joze kot joe,
in Andrej kot Andrej, bi ga morali smatrati
norca ali pa "a hudomusnega Saljivca. Individual
ma smrt je nujna posledica nase fizicne organiza-
cije; vecni zakon prirode jo zahteva Tega ne
moreno izpremeniti.
OsmeSl bi Sc, kdor bi trdil, da je iznasel
sredstvo katerim morejo svojevoljno izpre-
menit letni casi zemlji. Pomlad in leto, jesen
in zima, vrocina in mraz, to je odvisno cd po-
gojev prirodi, cd nase oddaljenosti cd solnca,
cd gibanja zemlje, cd njene ekliptike. Izpre-
memba teh pogojev presega nase moci Dolocajo
jih sile izven mas, sile mad mani.
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Chicago ILL.,. s. decembra December 1914

Kapitalisticni druzabni red je sicer postaja
ma pot razvoja, XII ina tudi svoje zakone; ali
ustanovili so ga liudje, in ljudje gredo lahko cd
te postaje dale. Organizirale so ga sile mas,
in to ga lahko reorganizirajo in popolnoma cd
stranijo.
Socializem obljubuje delavskemu razredu, da
odpravi njegovo materialno suzenstvo.
CloveStvo ina sicer mnogo raznovrstnih po-
treb, in materialna beda nj edino zlo XII ga tare.
Ali najhujse je, ker je v MEM glavni vir tisoce-
rih drugih nedostatkov. Niti to Sc ne more abso-
lutno trdit, da Sc materialna beda najteze pre-
nasa Vcasi Sc zdi cloveku kaksno drugo pomanj-
kanje Sc hujse kakor krusno stradanje. Toda
lakota sega naravnost zivljenje; kjer Sc nasel,
tam ubije vse druge interese, ker ubija zivljenje
samo.
Zato je vpra$anje vseh vprasanj, ce je mogoce
cloveku zagotoviti gmotno zivljenje tako, da mu
ne bi bilo treba biti cd dne do dne zanj skrbeh.
Ma to odgovarja socializem: Da
Kar je potrebno "a materialno zivljenje daje
deloma priroda sama deloma pa Sc proizvaja S
cloveSkim delom. Cimbolj clovestvo napreduje
TEN bolj pripada Ia naloga delu, katerega sred-
stva Sc mnoze in cudovito izpopolnjujejo. Kar
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O krizi socializma govore. Res
je dobiti take Gudhe svetnike. Oh,
slepci Ne o krizi, ampak o tri-
umfu socialisticnega nauka bi hi
10 treba govoriti. Ia vojna izzi-
Va krizo - ne IA mas, nasprOt-
nike sedanjega druzabnega reda.
temvet "a gospodarje in mojstr
tega kapitalisticnega, najbolj-
Sega vseh svetov. Ia one, XII Via
dajo drzave, XII ravnajo njih no
t"anio in zuuanjo politiko, XII oh
vladujejo znanost. casopisje, GER
kew - zanjc je izbruhnila ven
kanska kriza. Oni, gospodarji
sveta so Sc bahali svojim ma
prcdkOm, so ponOSnO kazali ma
svojo znanost, da. cello ma svojo
morale. In ce srno jim odgovar-
jail, da ina VISA njihova zgradba
nasilstvo in izkoriSGanjc "a pod
lago, da ne sluzi njih znanost,
njih vera. njih mOrala resnici