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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19
ORGANIZED ALUMNI
LOYALTY FEATURE
Of ANNUAL DINNER
THE VANDERBILT GRADUATES
PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO
RAISE $4,000 this YEAR.
MANY NOTABLE ADDRESSES
Chancellor Kirkland Declares That
the Hour 4 One 81 Solemn Respon.
sIblIIty and Obligation for the Uni.
versity-Has No III Feeling.
u. (stan Correspondence

-. (Staff Correspondence
Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June H.
TINS is not an hour for jubilation
for gioating over the victory that hal
been won; this Is time for dedica
ton. for conservation Of the alumni
to wider and broader fields OF ser
vice. 70 the matchless opportunity that
Vanderbilt University is afforded
through the settlement Of this LONG
and unhappy litigation, to become
the leading educational force Of the
Southland. He is lacking, in prop
or appreciation OF her problems who
regards this as other than a time 81
solemn responsibility. He mistakes
me and my motives who thinks thai
Il have any animus toward anyone OF
feel any Ill win toward those who
were opposed to the university In the
past"
These ringing declarations BY
Chancellor Kirkland at the close OF
the annual dinner brought forth
cheer after cheer from the ESQ OF
more alumni who had gathered at the
thirtysixth banquet. Foremost IN
the cheering were Attorney General
of the United States James C. Mercy,
nolds, ex-Secretary Of War J. NJ.
Dickinson. and other noted guests
who were gathered around the fes
tai board
The dinner was the most successful
that has ever been given. 1t was
marked bya unanimity Of spirit, by q
real desire On the part q the alumni
to do their part financially in support.
ing the university. Organized alumni
loyalty in the place OF unorganized
good will was the keynote Of the din.
ner. AZ an evidence Of the spirit
that was manifested, resolutions were
adopted and committee appointed
to raise an endowment fund OF $780,.
900 during the coming year. An alum.
nj secretary Will be employed to take
charge Of the work and raise the
tundA.
The diner was marked by the pres
ence Of many distinguished guests
and the delivery az several notable adj
dresses. Bishop Walter Lambuth was
the alumni orator. He told in very
entertaining manner the story Of his
work in Africa. Others who spoke
were Attorney General McReynolds,
Jacob McGavock Dickinson, John Bell
Keeble, Whitefcord r. Cole and
Chancellor Kirkland. The oratory
lasted from 5 o'clock until past 10.
The toastmaster was Robert Il
Burch, Of Nashville.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19

ALL CiNDIDATfs ARE ACTIYil
ioa Anderson and Ewing kaanon
Seem to Have Advantage at. Pres.
emf a. Each i Backed ~ Strong
Political Influences and Alliances.

Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
morning saw very decided shift In
the fight for the postmastership Of
Columbia. There was Tightening
Of lines politically, and the raca mar
rowed down to grueling fight. be
tween two or three men.
Tuesday afternoon came the an,
nnuncement Of the withdrawal Of
Linn Thomas from the race. He de
cided to get out and leave the fight
70 the rest OF the candidates. Evi,
IDENTITY, the juicy piece Of pie did not
appeal to his palate.
/ Che rest Of the candidates equal.
" az plainly liked the water. They
showed no signs of coming out They
are in to stay until an appointment Is
made.
The fight seems to have narrowed
to Ewing Kannon on one side and Joe
Anderson on the other. Both at them
have hundreds Of friends, and they
have been leaving nothing mdone to
turn the trick. Congressman Pad
gett has been the recipient Of scores
Of kilograms from them. inportuning
his support, and giving reasons why
each would be the most available
man. Supporters have canvassed the
city with petitions and secured sig.
natures to them.
John w. Shelton is still In the race.
Quite number have been heard to
express opinions favorable to his can.
didacy and to be willing to support
him through thick ami thin, There
|is no quitting blood In him, and II he
stays in, he is likely to be q factor
to be considered. However, It ID stat.
ed that he has not the influential DO,
litical backing that his other compel
itors have.
There is no doubt that Kannon and
Anderson have the bulge IN the night.
They have the advantage In the pre-.
liminary rounds. However, a few
hours may give an entirely differen,
complexion to the looks Of affairs.
one or two wires may change com.
Ipletely the aspect of things, and a
dark horse, kept In reserve. may
spring out ready to make a valiant
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19
BOARD.OF. TRUST
I FILLS VACANCIES
VANDERBILT TRUSTEES CLAIM
CONFERENCE ADVOCATED ITS
RIGHTS or CONFIRMATION.
Special o The eHrald.

Special o The eHrald.
: NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 16.--The
Board Of Trust of Vanderbilt Univer.
sity today adopted resolution to the
select that the general conference
having abrogated its right to confirm
elections to the board, that the board
proceed in the plan to I'LL vacancies
ON its own account IN that regard to
the cohferencs: e'F9
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19
RECORD WHEAT CROP
IN WILLIAMSON co.
PREpicTED AVERAGE YIELD
Will BIZ TWENTY BUSHELS
10 THE ACRE.

x 1ss n " = y X
FRANKLIN. Tenn, June 16.-Prac
tically all Of the wheat in this county
has been cut, and threshing began 70
day. The acreage planted was lars'
N than usual, and the, yield Is tne
best seen Tor many years, 1t is ss'a
that never did the merchants Oh
Franklin sell so much twine as they
have this season. Some record breai
ing yields on choice land are expect
ed. A man who has been all owe.
the county, nearly, during the pas'
month, predicts that the average
yield will be twenty bushels an acre
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19

FOR SALE Six horse power Inter
natinal Gasoline Engine and hay bal
or. A bargain. Apply to M. "A. Nc
BRIDE, Mt. Pleasant, R. R. No. 4.
dl16I23Iw2t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19

One way to relieve habituaI consti-
patton h to take regularly mild
axative. Deans Regulets are re-
,omended for this purpose. 25c .
'hox a III drug stores. tAdvt)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
TRUTH CRUSHEDTo EARTH
By FANNY ELLISON.

Its queer," said the little stenog. rapher, but men haven't the least in- stlnct of honor. That is true, at least, so far as this office force is concerned I mean the men aren't truthful"
 Excepting bookkeepers," supple mented the bookkeeper
 "Oh, yes, didn't include book keepers-or office boys or clerks. They don't count one way or the other. I had reference to Mr. Gray and his type.
 "Mr. Gray had long-distance tele- phone call from New York today. l was sitting waiting for him. so over heard what he said. The man at the other end was mad about something and MT. Gray was trying to pacify him.
 "'You know he said to the man in New York, how clerical errors will creep into letters and get overlooked I'm sorry I didn't read over that let ter more carefully. I'll see that it doesn't happen again!'
 Well, was trembling in my shoes, thinking it was some big mis- take I'd made in writing a letter, but when MT. Gray hung up the receiver he smiled at me.
 "'My!' he said, That man has a bad disposition. promised to meet him in New York last night and l forgot it entirely. But I made him think it was only typographical error in the date I gave him in my letter-so it'll be all right for me to meet him next week. And he never once thought about his having put the blame for his mistake on my innocent shoulders!
 But I'm not the only one. There's poor MT. Elliot. That man worked nights for two solid weeks getting that new card index system into shape, and when he got 1t finished he was as. proud of it as peacock. I didn't blame him a bit-for you know what really good thing that new index system is going to be.
 "But Mr. Gray, who fully appreci ates the worth of it, didn't hesitate to tell the president, right in my very presence, that he'd had that lit tie system in mind for some time and with Elliot's help he'd got it up! Talked just as though Mr. Elliot had done the rough work under his super vision, when, in fact, MT. Elliot was the whole show from beginning to end! Actually it made me angry.
 "Then today MT. Gray deliberately told Billy to take a letter down to the printers and to wait for an an swer. But when Billy didn't get hack until five o'clock and it was time for him to go home MT Gray wanted an. other errand run--so what did he do
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
Had a Long Distance Telephone ca'l.'

VdO q Lung O'osdICe SS'SP"0"o N~"' but say that he had not told Billy to waste all the afternoon at the print. er's, and. therefore, Billy would have to run that other errand before he left! And poor Billy didn't dare say anything"
 But what's your own specific par. ticular trouble today that calls forth all these narrowing reminiscences?" asked the bookkeeper.
 "Well"-the little stenographer smiled ill spite of herself-"since you're so anxious to hear I'll skip the other uffenses on my list and pro- ceed to the gravest of the lot.
 Here I've been sitting over my typewriting machine for hours creat, ing nice form letter that will make our customers sit up and take notice. It hits just the right angle between politeness and friendliness. It is very respectful, and yet it doesn't hesitate to say in good, clear English that we know a lot more about our line than any one else does-and that we are merely waiting for a chance to impart our knowledge to others.
 I'm not ashamed to acknowledge 1t Is the best form letter that has been put together in this office in a long while!
 Well, what do you think? MT. Gray, after examining it-and telling me to send 1t out to our best custom. ers-kept 8 copy on his desk, and when our publicity specialist camo in he handed it to the specialist, saying: What do you think of this letter I'm getting out?' with emphasis on the T.! I'd like to-"
 'Yes. why don't you punch his head?" sympathized the bookkeeper.- Chicago Daily News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
Utter Sounds While Still in Shell.

So long ago as 1899 Dr. Voeltzkow noticed that unmatched Madagascar crocodiles uttered cry from the egg at a considerable depth and that any shock, as heavy tread near the egg, caused the baby crocodile to produce this sound with the mouth closed. as we produce hiccougb sounds. In this way they inform the female crocodile, when she visits the nest, that they want her aid, where. upop she scrapes the sand away and they emerge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
FOR HOW LONG?
Pine Bluff Raises Pertinent Dues
 tlOn

|
 ton.
 When a neighbor tells us that he has recovered from serious illness, the first question that naturally arises is, "Iow long will he keep well?" Temporary relief is one thing but a lasting cure is altogether diff ferent. There is nothing temporary about the work of Doan's Kidney Pills as the following Pine Bluff evi- dence proves beyond doubt.
 F. P. King, salesman, 16O West Thirteenth street, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: My kindneys didn't act as they should, and had backache and pains through my loins. Doan's Kid ney Pills fixed my kidneys up in good shape and removed the back ache and pain."
 NO TROUBLE SINCE
 On January 13, 1914, MT. King said: T haven't felt in need of a kidney remedy since used Doan's Kidney Pills about four years ago and l hake been practically free from kidney weakness. l give you permission to keep on publishing my statement"
 Pride50c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doans Kidney Pills-the same that MT. King had. Foster-IMilburn Co. :, Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
Int 1hla Waan't Mamma,

4 little boy, visiting his grandmoth. ar. asked for a favor which was re fused. Tears and loud wailing fol- lowed, but in vain. By and by the little fellow looked up with petulance. T think it's about time you changed your mind, grandma!" he exclaimed Tt never takes mamma SO long to do 1t when l cry like this"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
Ready With Retort.

Candid Hostess Con seeing her nephew's fiaucee for the first time)- II never should have known you from your photograph. Beagle told me you were so pretty" Beggle's Fiaacee-- "No, I'm not pretty. so have to try and be nice. and it's such bore Have you ever tried ?"--Punch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
AprlyinQ Logic.

Jamie was visiting in a family ortho dux to the point of deprecating even the public saying of grace by the fem thine members of the household. Jamie, the matter having been ex. pIained to her in the long wait ensu. ing upon the fathers breakfast tardi- ness, pondered and finally uttered an lmpertinent ultimatum. "Well, if wo. men can eat out loud, don't see why they can't pray out loud when they say Thank you God for the food!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21
ResourcefuI Girl.

My dear one." said the young man with a sob in his voice. q should like to ask you to marry me, but cannot for long, long time, fear Two peo
 would starve on my salary" "Oh, George" said the beautiful young thing, throwing her arms around his neck, don't let that worry you for g minute. Fm a militant su1ragette and have been op fou, hunger strikes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21

Possibly Some of Them.
 Dodd Gaston remarks that news papers income springs from three sources. Advertising, circulation and the owners of lost dogs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-21

Only Action Has Weight. Every man instinctively feels that all the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than . single lovely uction.-Loveu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

sluzijo Calumet x Hecla druzbi
in Hi so re pozrli blagajno do zad.
MEGA belica, treba lc bilo nalo-
ziti nov assessment 30 centov. Ia
assessment ic bio treba plaCati pri
;iSti prici ali pa ven IL druStva in
X. =. X. j. Taxi so tiSti ''praktiG-
nj liudje, ki cukajo SLOW. jednO-
tc Y prid kapitaliStov. V omenje-
mem druStvu so pa tudi organizi-
rani rudarji, XII So vStall proti tel
skcbski narcdbi. Ma Strani Straj-
kariev sta bila tudi diva ugledna
in SpoStoyana trgOvca Y Calume-
tn. Lahko 81 mislitc. da ic bill
RAYS in kavS in V tenn kavSu je
eden clanov vihtcl iednotino gla-
Silo ''AmcrikanSkcga Slovenca".
ter hotel prccitati prOSnjo OVEN
druStey. XII apelujeio "a ponce,
da lazic ~vStrajaio Y boju proti ka-
pitalu. = ten je hotel clan doka-
zati. da X. :. X. j. ic naklonjcna
Stavkarjem in vpraSal ic. zakai
ne hi tudi druStyo Sv. Petra inc
10 uSmiljenje ; SvoJimi clani. III
Sc borijo Re sedcm meSecev "a de
lavSka prava, IA boljSc dclovnc
pogojc in tudi IA tiStc. Iii SkcbL.
10. Ali vSc to ie bilo bob Y Stcno.
Skebjc So imeli vccino in narclill
50 Sklep. da ySak mora piacal
assessment in doklado 80 ccnt1v.
tc ne, zapadc izlkiuccnju. Dokla.
do 30 centov ic treba plaJati Ia
koi. da Sc timprc.i na~placajo gar
jewel. XII 50 prodani kapitallImi
po zaslugi GlaSnik Go. in dcputi-
serbia Luke klaptija
Organizirani dclavci nimalo 81
dai nobcnih pravic pri dri,tvu
Sv. Petra St. 30 X. :. X. J.. latc
pa proSiio glavni odbor tc ;,dno-
tc. da maj pazi ma odb.r dr. ~.
Petra y Calumctu - Ia odhpr So
Stoji il Samih Skcbov .da ne
bodo krivicnim potion Su>pcudira
Ii CLANCY. Xxi 50 ~ Scdcm mes cc
y Stavki in katcri ~ lrta i'm l,ia
placuiclo assessment X. : X. j
Moje mcnjc j.. ia hi St coral
glayni odbor potegnlti IA IT, clare,
Iii SO z%aniccvani cd Skchov.
Clan Dir. ~. Petra
in h. =. h. i.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

mai delujejo ma to, da prideJo tu-
Iii zenske do svojih pravic, nakar
bodo S toliko vecjim uspehom po-
magale mozem V bitkah Ma Indu-
s~trijelnem polju. Nato ie pela so
10 Miss Palm, 19letna Finka, kate
ra je izvrstna pevka, tako da lah-
ko tcEmuje 2 Opernimi pevkaml.
Priietno mas .ie iznenadil zenski
zbor treh Slovenk in trch Hrvatic.
lSlovenke SO: JOzefa Butala, Ana
StadOhar in FranGiSka Bolt; Hr-
vatice pa LOLA Cinzek, Antonija
Mihelic in AntOnija Mihclcic. IL
vrStno so pele Slovcnske in hrvat-
ske narodne pcSm kljub temu, da
so bile prviC ma odru i'll zelc so
burnt aplavZ. VISA east gre pevo-
vOditeljici. gCSpc Tereziji Ciczer.
katcra Sc jc potrudila, da je bilo
petite tako izbOrnO. lzyrStni sta
bill tudi deklamaciji dveh hrvat-
skin gOspodiGen. Miss Ane Milne
lie in Lube Cor Bila .ie tudi igra
'Strah pred Socializmom", kate
TO st igrale finske iene. lgralk
jc bilo Sedem in Stiri 80 bile V
moSkrh oblckah. V zacetku igre je
bill Same eden socialist. toda prot
koncu so pa postal vSi razen enc
ga Starega farmerja.
Ne Smem pozabiti ma vrlo goSpo
Loizo Les. katcra je storila re
marSikatcri dobcr korak V prid
Strajkarjcv. Iivcla nam Mrs. Les,
Neselitni program je bill velik in
lzvajalc 50 IA zcnc in dcklcta
Stavkarjcv. kajti bill .ie Nth dan.
/climo. da bi nam zrnSka podrui-
nica W. f. of NJ. priredila Sc wee
take prijetnih zabav in vcSclih
uric, Ola y tch caSin boja malo po-
zabimo ma gorje, katerega so kri-
Vi naSi trgovci in skcbjc, XII stole
M Strani kompanije.
Ncprijatcljil Pomislitc vcndar
cnkrat. kako sami Scbe tepcte in
y stare SuInoSt. Sc hujSo
>Ilno>i, kakor lie bila pred Stra.j-
kom. Ven IL rUdnikoy in pridru-
ute 81 nam, vaSim bratom 30 raz-
rcdu in >tavka be koncana V par
tednih Y koriSt vsch.
Strajkar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03
Lub sodruh redahtcr,

G.ih pofru>tkal sma. pa jc pr
sou en- pajac in jc upraSou. kdu
sc piIc .Jaka Strigclj. Yes. d me
lie prcr jcza popadla. k .ic upra-
sou V anglcSk Sprah tku ainfah po
moi m linen. Ia tn sem o%dgovuru.
II IA AuglcIc in Amcrikancc SIN
Sir .Jaka Strigcli. "a RuSc knjaz
Jaka Strigclj. IN Ncmcc pa Herr
Won .Jaka Strigclj: l. "a Slovencc
SIN Jaka Strigclj, kcr to .ic demo
kratitcn narod. k ne pozna plem-
silva ram nekai spuian' IL ritarjcv
al vitezou, k sa zdci postal. kcr
IA svoi narod predal avstrijsk ka-
maril in pa papez V Rim.
Excuse me Sir Jaka Strigelj .
jc rcku fist pajac, TX nism tega
vcdu. Now you go with me, ker
jc prSou "a vas tclefon il Chica-
gc.' - That is the way to talk
with "A noble man SIN reku tiSt
m pajac. potl SIN Sc pa obrnu prck
RibeZen in mu reku: Ii uZem :
saba p~lciStift in papir. d hos MOI
eckrctcr in Use stcnografirOu. kar
! oma gavurl. X SIN Sc Sc Z rOka-
vam obrisou Speh okroh ust. mu-
stat in brade. d SIN izgledOu BIOL
gosposk. sma ia Odrinil prek Will
lowspring. X sma priSli not V O.
Starija. me je tist pajac. k ic pr
Sou pomc predstavu birtu za SRA
Jaka Strigcljna. k II use sprahe
in hod zmeram pu svet. X "a bii
rnkrat use ceremonlc kOncanc. srl
SOU k telefon in zavpOu: KdT il
tam?-"Who is talking, SIN do
bin odgovar. "Kua ... who is
talking, prcklcmanska Soma %
kclnarja V Pihlarjcvm kcvdr. Ea.
ne poznaS .Jakata pm glas? " ma
ma tku govor kukr t ie jerk IRA
su, drgac t ena prmazem kar pr
telofon, d. hos sliSou o puroc
plankc zvizgat. "Oh. Jaka. ka.
$ u?' Sc ic spct OglaSu. ~
'kar ne dclaj tolk ncumnast pa hi!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03
ADV ERTISEMENT
AVStr. SlOvenSkO
Boil. Pod. DruStVU
lnkorporirano "a. februvarj.
1903 v driAvi Kansas
Ustanovljsno Is. januv.rja
1891
.deZ: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI

GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70. F. Mineral. Kans
IOdpreds JOHN GORSEk, Box 2l1, w. Mineral, Kans.
IaJnlk; JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry. Kan.
blagaJnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 245. Mulberry. ksns
Z~apisnikar: LOUIS BRENNAN. L. Box 80 Fropt.nsc Kan,
NADZORNIKl:
PONukAC JURSE. Box 357, w. Mineral. Kans
MARTIN KOCMAN. Box 4S2. Frontenac. Kans
ANTON HOFFMAN. Frontenac, Hams
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO. +. 4, Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Box226. Jenny Lind Ark
MALTA SETINA, Box %. Franklin. Hans
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAk, Box ~, Frontenac Kans
JOHN MlKLANC, Box 227, Frontenac. Kans.
FRANK kRAJSEL, Box los. Frontenac. Kans
9preJ'mna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. lea znaSa $3.50.
Vs. dopisi Sc maj blagovoijo posiljati. 81 tsiniLu
Use denarne posijatve pa gl blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03
Pisma strajkarjev v Michiganu

Calumet, Mich. 26. feb.-V ne
deljo %. pr. IN. ie priredila tu-
k~ajsnja zenska p~odruznica st. 10
w. F. of M. materni dan Mothers
Day. V i~taliianski d%vorani. Ma
programu so bill govOri. petite in
deklamacije V slovenskem, hrvat-
skem, finskem, madjarskem in V
angleskem jeziku. Predscdnica
pripravljalncga Odbora Mrs. Han
cock lie otvorila program in ma.
govorila navzoGe obcinstvo. Xxi je
napolnilo dvOrano do zadnjega
kotiGka. Med drugim sc ie dotak.
Mia tudi zenske volilne pravice in
pr~ipOroGala. moskim volilcem, ds
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-03

Copper City. Mich. %. feb. -
udne razmerc vladajo Y Slovcn-
ski fari y Calumetu,' kjer gospo-
iari Iupnik. katcri ic obcncm de
putty Serif. Rev. Luka KlopGic
moli dolarju. Njegov bog jc So.
Odbor ccrkve Sv. JoIcfa ina oti.
ia ne vidi. kai della slulabnik do
larja in prijateli importiranih
ucw-yorSkih barab. XII so pobijale
mas mlrnc Stralkaric. k,liko do
kazoy ic 81 treba. ia Luka he slu-
u Bogu. tcmvcC l.ucifcrju9 Tukaj
lo Zopct eden. ' SlOvcnski cerkvi
le Luka porOciI cnega izmed gla.
varJev importiranih new-yorSkih
harab. Nj bilo okliccv nit nobcnih
formalnoSti, Xxi So zahtcvajo oil
vcrnlh katoliCanov. tcmveG emo
~tavno ic Luka peljal barabo in
lcg vo neveSto cerkey III ju POI
rocll pod kipCm Sv. .JoIcfa. Mare
leno le bllO med priiatcljil Klop-
ciH nj ypraSal importiranega gun
mana. ia Ii ie re dial kai "a kranj-
SkO ccrkcv. da Ii ina Scdcz no'ri
- mic "a nj vpraSal. Ccmu pa .
med bratci Sc marSikaj sprcgle-
da. - Use drugace ie pa bilo, 10
je priSel X Luki neki rojak IL Cop
per City 5 prOSnjo, da hi mu krstil
otroka. Doticni rojak je Strajkar,
toda dober faran in katoliGan. Re
KEEL mu .ie Luka: I'll placaj ST
Y cerkvi, pa bonn krstil. drugacc
ne Omenieni rojak je dial IA
cerkcv $50 in oh Gasu ~svojega hi
vanja V Calumetu ie incl tudi Sc
dez. toda danes ie ze sedem mcSe-
cev ma straiku in obenem odda
lien Sest mill proc cd ccrkve. vsleu
cesar mu je ncmOgoce dati denar
cato Sc pa mora MCCOY otrok So
dai "a enkrat zadovoljiti brez kr-
sta. TakO della Luka. New-yO ski
gunman nj kupil stola, toda Doro.
ell ga ie pa lie. Kaj della cerkveni
odbor. ali res spi? Ako hi prise.
SkOf Baraga nazai. gotovO bi wei
V roke brezovo mctlo...
Kako dolgo hos Sc sluzil saia-
nu. Luka? Ali ne vidis revScine
med svoiim narOdom. med tistinI
narodom, kateri tie je postavil Y
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