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- n. Do Asyrsntin In the bar
room Of ne Inn itssif. ana
stood long and stupidly staring ct he
msrks Of footprants On the ceiling. the
curious pattern Of those socks and their
curious whip seam.
The Magistrate seemed moro ana msfo
pushed. especially since . little ind.
dent iudicrous enough In itssi&. kept his
mind strangely busted.
After lunch. while having hin forty
,winks-oh Just half an hours sissta, No
mors-in his bedroom at the Roubion'e
somebody had stolen hts wstoA. True
~ declared that the wato was q brass
one. and that the thief had been sold;
but the fact remained that he thought
Of nothing else; for on the floor Of the
room In which he had gone to sleep N.
dc Meyrentin had per sived the marEs
OF mo feet on the ceiling. VINO could
that invisible person DO who hovsrsd
around them In no twofold guiss Of
criminal and practical joke. laughing
at one and ail7
Patrics. on his side. returned 70 he
manor house more and more tsrihsd ct
what no had ssen and hoard Tue Svs-
ming meal suffered In consequence He
could not get rid OF the sight OF Bion.
ders corpse. and he was haunted In his
inner consciousness by the constant -
frain:
TITS you who ought 70 b In this plaza"
Gertrude waited on the party In g.
ience. Suddenly she resolved 10 address
her master.
"zos's here. SIR"
corioiis deigned TO wake from his
dreams and look at his old woman Of
all work.
"Ah' Well. have you spoken TO herr
"Yes. She says. sir. that she would
go with you to the end OF the earth.
Only she hasn't dared mention It to her
brothers yet"
At that moment Zoe was heard Yell
ing and screaming In the kitchen.
whats up nowr What's happeninsr''
cried the uncle
And they rushed TO the kitchen. where
they found Zoe in tears by herself
"What Is the matterY Where's Noel:s
asked Gertrude.
"Oh. It's nothing!" said Zoe between
her sobs. Noel pulled my hair"
"What did he pull your hair forf Have
you been teasing him againT'
me; teaA I'm - vaS aase eekAA
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two young people uttered . ory Of ter.
ror. A thrush fell dead at their feet
We'll. whats the matterr asked
the sportsman 0ooliy. You're not hurt.
mo; but whoever heard of shooting
nke that under peoples nosss'" said
Madeleine anGrtiy.
"Eh7 never missed my shot yet
Mile. Madeleine. Then what are you
afraid Of7''
Patrice. stii trsmb,in& eli over his
oOdy. had stopped TO pick up tho bird
Poor thinGi' he muttsred.
II Give Il to the sweethearts for their
lunch. 0ood-by. Mile. Madeleine: rood
BY. n. Patrics."
And when Patrics made a. though "a
Ming the bird through the raiilngs, the
girl prudently stopped his violent Am
pulse.
'oood.by. N. Ellie and thank youi"
she said In q husky voice
The aiblno had already disappeared
behind the gate. Patrlcs was on the
point OF speaking. but Madeleine put
her little hand on his mouth. q little
hand that ahook most terribly. She did
not remove Il until Ahs ceased 10 hear
the other's footsteps on the pebbles Of
the path. Then she said:
''oh. how he frightened me With his
gunr'
And with the words - saAA,'' vAis-
pered Patricia
II can stu sss hi gun passsns
Through the railinGs." sasA Madeleine.
you know. darling. II he had shot at
". he would have hit ne nrst: I out
myself n front of you"
II was quite true. Patrics had uoe
noticed this movement OF herolam q
the time He took Madeleine On I'D
arns.
some one save . cough oehinA item.
II was Noel whom Cor1aiis haA ssnt
for them.
Tho master wants you" ~ oall d
his rather hoarss voice
And no turned back, WITH M 100
In his pockets and his spins bSnl
mopishiy. They followed hn = IN
orchard.
what . Me for youi' sasd Pae.se.
"Between your monomaniao Of Q eathsr
that stupid old 0GtrudA Aal that ~
whom I have never sssu iAuSh." Az
ne pointed 70 Nosrs seouVang Agus>
The natives Of Hai.Naa are Q msiaa.
enoiy hot ana culuvatinS The brsaA.
pant does not seem - raise ne onSl
apirits."
The young people LETT the erohara
PAtrioe was astonioh>A "a passans Me-
to So the poor FLOW trsmbio Ma n
aspsn Leaf. Five minutss later ~ p,
trice and Aadslsias went 70 oestruie I
kitchen to and out what there wos e,
lunch they hsard terrible Ssleo eS ~
treas In the distance
"whars thatr' ashsd Passsss M {
shudder.
Nothing" sasd leAAs,sasA ,1pobsn,
her lipa II g,iess Moo has done somc
snIng SILLY again anl Dapa b IuaAshinl
She was shocksd b. the arrival a 9
little girl Of thirteen or fourteen. bieeS
e mole. With . pair Of GIorious IN
She ives dresssd In . vretohsd. short
patched skirt. which showed her skinns
calves. Painting. she oasd;
Is that Noel scrsaminSf 70 he msst>s
pity"
'OA, I thought there would b trovoa,
when heard the thunder" said xoN
Come and help me soour my brassss, =
said Gertrude.
The housskeepers Of Saint Martin en-.
ploysd that chit Of Q Zoe ct SUD, fob
from time 10 time 10 a. 70 curry favor
with the Three BrothsrsL
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ms 1851 Wout 10 ana rr0,
returned to the point whence
they started. and went back to the metal
stem supporttnE the billiard Tampa from
which the unfortunate commercial trav-
elier had been found hanging.
The late noises and cries we're almost
Immediately succeeded by . stupshed
silence. And then . few comments arose
from the crowd peerins through the
windows. while NJ. Do Msyrentin stood
without moving and contemplated that
trail. which was surely the stranssst
trail IN the world.
"Dyou mean to say the murdsrsrs
walked like hiesr" said one.
As they never left any marks On the
ground they mug walk somswhsrs."
said Mother Toussaint.
The man who had walked ON the
ceiling had taken the prsoaution 10 take
OF his shoes. 20 a. not 70 make noise;
and he had certainly removed them be-
fore entering the house. for the foot.
prints on the ceiling we're still quite
wet With the black mould In which he
must have walked outside.
Here and there. the socks showed the
oroas-work Of the coarse wool and the
dsrns. M. Dc Meyrentin pointed these
out to n. Jules. The mendins. instead
Of being correctly done. displayed =
rough and very peculiar "whipseam."
. sort OF round patch. the size and
shape OF . dollar. Joined on to the heal
a M urh all
"0entlemen." no announced. In the
most serious tone. I'VE must look for
the man who walks upside down."
How does no manage whom he
takes . drinkr' asked Michel. the
driver Of the Black Woods diligence. in
an undertons.
"Ths Joke continues" chucikisd M.
Herment de Msyrentin. with . know
Ing little air. And now lets 90 70
N. 8aint-Aubin."
Patrice'S uncle. NJ. Coriolis Boussao
saint-Aubin. owned the largest and
Oldest property In that part OF the
country. Thither Patrice had gone at
dawn.
IT want to see your nephew at once.
please I" said M. dc Meyrentin. a. Corr
oils greeted them.
Hes asleep"
wake him up"
The uncle turned his back ON him.
But . young girl with sweet. engag-
Ing face and eyes still red with weep
ing. INTERVIEWED:
Come with me. Monsieur lie JuEe."
When they entered tho bedroom.
they found Patrics tossing In
fevsrish sleep. waving hia arm AZ
vision. and uttsring incoherent words.
Thev arrival funt In TINA 10 hear him
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him." .
He was quito right You're aiways
chaff,nx him. Your end by making the
boys life q misery" said Corioiis ~.
emptorily. forgetting the d-ubbins wh1eh
he himself had Just sdministersd 70
Noel. ,
They nnished their dinner. II was
now DARK Uncle Corioiis thought that
Patrice must be tired ana told him TO "a,
to bed. The young man obeyed. sah
good night and held out his hand 70
Madeleine
You can kiss her :" said Corioiis.
Patrice put his lips to Madsleine'A
forehead. And he could not help THINK.
Ing to himself. IFS sure to thundsrr r.
Hut Madeleine received Particles KIN.
and there was no thunder. The yOusU
man had tried at the same time TO sei1e
Madeleins's hand and squeeze II tea-
DERBY In the dark, after the manner Of
swsethearts: but the hand seemed -
avoid his graap. He 'elt greatly co.,
cerned. thought Madeleine very indiffer-
snt and went up TO his room quite sadly
III you want anything" his uncle,
cried after him. knock on the ceiling.
Oertrudc's room 10 above ycufs. Gees
niKht And mind you lock your door," 4,
That's all right. uncle
The nrst thing he did, In fact. WAoB
he reached his room was 70 bock the
door. Then he looked under The ~ ~
the wardrobe In the cupboardA svery.
where Lastly. after putting out he
lamp. he cautiously opened his window.
peered into the outer darkness and ".
tened to the shadow Of the foraoe
Then he saw . white form. % light thas
IL movement made no sound. Shoo
quickly along ths van In ~ shalew a
Ths v0ite asue~ IA AannpsnrsA
=" Si,.,nssiy osushs e:HSssins;S vesse
e:ne9 N . vhisp@
1870 ~ ~ -.
S. vsxs..s. - ~
0ccsse neae.nS W. - ~
e. 9, y 800. - . ~. - 49,. -.
~ ~ "a,
Nosse w ~ sxS se1
~ ~ ~. ~ cssv ts~ss ne iSs1
esa = 49, 80 49, .s.1 - rs, 800 ~
-@e Aeo oeS. ~ uAs nAe sAss
seeecy ~ E.svs-osoa / - 49,
scog
"otA4 = - - 49, - -
0S go - SSeH te9 oosS .esW
~oe ~ DAs @ W -.
csay ~ enSso ssses ~
MAs W. - ee06 ~
f -
- go e - -, y. o.. .v>e
v@y va !cse 49, evey. - Wy
.S - O ev wsss ~
Co. %, ps - = n e ss s -
SasaAinsay. -
You're 81 ocsa . Sasn0 sssnc =
70 nesc - wees e tase 700 Iss p
We 0 ~ ~ Cc@i yov ~
0noe. 80 seea 100 hosninB ~
men vW rAee !oero env. ustee
toreN sao.ooW soeNS nsv~ aspSy
SsSsst op - n %, IT, e.. ~ IN s ~ J. - sos
elras aeA your saalrrsis. ana dsn1 l:ss
zesr
Il would KIN mel ! don't care . mp
for the birds and ne SQUIRRELS. And. V
0vo you any pleasure I Eomiee
!N hsver spesn 70 tasm aSa'n: O. sees
my dreeH MtnorVt SoaV Ass ne
Are you very fond OF NeSV
80. m. !es
,;, , ,.S Hece's 1,,s y, voice e'e ~
u you tell me what Ellie vas Aelng ~
nisht whic tne srsvs"ss w. oesao
mcrdsred ~ the blsex pun. 10 80
undsrsssn me now 10 ~ s~s
"Oh. yes. miss; but J swear - 80
cont KNOW.
VERY wsuEvefS ven 0eeSoy. -
no nS mS.:". . ooeS no
cause Ellie did not come Aeos 49,
nians 4
200 SCI tesEe eo.s. g
seAst' ne QUO Nc. c"a. "c%S
ei.ht. ana you oont AnoW ~s -
90 Hu';ns M. TSn ... !.
~ 49, 49, 80 W. Wox.,.,, .xs.. -
"~ -s.n \. S,sIs.
s TcGs an. m't sS.s y. Nv; ,a,.nS.a u ~.
der -. Pssrtes:
u.Ssr.,snS, o Oh. un1ss:tss1 ~ sSvf
on: nov ternGe. ~ .~ M
~Yes"
r,,s ~. SoinS an The nisAt az ~.
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CHAPTER VI.
Dayned St0cktNgs.

A1,RpCE. hearing zos's vosss
In the Kitchen. pushed opsa
ne door
Gertrude was busy vita A9
pots and pans Zoe. sitting Of
the big. round table. was darning stock /,
ings and socks. . pile Of which lay u
the basket beside her.
Patrics looked into the basket witAa
but seeing.
Suddenly he saw. a. 3
II contained the sock Of "ths uaaA
who walked upside down", He ~
the piece Of stun. the siss Of 8 Ave1
franc pisc. stitched to the $50 49,
. whip-ssau. .tffs
- - CanAanneAA ssxsSi1nAX
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CHAPTER ".
Tho AIbjnO,

DON'T know what you mean.
Patr,ce. It's n heat-storm."
she added. "for there are no
clouds In sight. Perhaps We
had hetter IN INDOORS"
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CHAPTER Y.
Tlc0 Sh0d0lcs.

ATRICE was wanted that as.
tsrnoon for the Masistrats's
inquiry. He Wa Examined b.
j ~. Dc Asyrsntin In the bar.
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CHAPTER III.
A kiss In the Storm.

HS. fully outlined footprints
showed on the white plaster
Of the cefiing.
The fest went 20 and fro,
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CHAPTER n.
F00fprints on the Ceiling.

fEY are early rioers In the W.
laga That morning the In
habitants Of Saint Martin Ass.
Bois put their noses out Of
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ozdravilo ga ie.

Mr.. Mat. Pavlich il lsetta. Pa.
nam ie pisal Sledetc pi>mo: Pre-
jel sem vas cenik. a sem kupil
Trlnerjeyega ameriSkcga zdravil-
mega grenkega vina V naSi lekar-
nj. Pouzil sen Samo Stir sickle
nice in bill popolnoma ozdraylicn
mole dolgotrajnc iclod5nc nepri-
like. Podpisal sem to pismo last
noroGno in VAN dovolim. da ie
obJavitr Y GaSopiSih." Zahvaliti
zelim Mr.. Pavlicha in ga zagoto-
viii. ia nj mogel izbrati boljScga
zdravila, ker ic Thinerjcvo anne
ri>ko zdravilno grenko vino Y bo-
leznih zclodca. jetcr in drobja ze-
10 dobro zdravilo. OGiSti VAN IL
Stroi in ga okrepi. OlajSava ga
peGenoSt. V lekamah. Jos. Tri-
ncr. 1333-1339 s. Ashland Ave.
Chicago. Revmaticnc i'm ne
vralgiGne boleGine hrzo prezene
Trineriev linimcnt. To ic H.
vrstno zdravilo "a odrgc. otekli-
ne. Dol Y nrbtu in bolecinc Y pr
sin. CAdv.l
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vsako tovarno, ne da hi mogli do
biti zasluzka; umobolni sede ma
ma raznih tronih, ljudje S pokvar.
Jenim zelodcem, z uniGenimi zivci
Pa napolnjujejo Karlove ware in
morska kopaliSca, ako imaio mos.
mice polno denarja. Delayec Hi
je izgubil svoje zdravje V more.
Gem delu pri strojih, pod zcmlio.
sredi strupenih plinov. Scvcda me
Made zatotiSGa Y nObcncm kopa.
liScu IN oSabno Sc druzba postay.
liza, ako mu milostno odprc vrata
kakSnc hiralnice.
ZareS, slabo je poznal papez ka.
toliSkc cerkve tiSte razmcre j.
katcrih izvira danaSnja Socialna
neenakost, ako jc napiSal svoio
encikliko IL prcpriGanja. o nash
klcrikalcih ne moreno reel teoa
Leon NH. jc 6cpel Y svojcm Va
tikanu dalcG cd valovja >tvarnc-
ga ~zivljenja in mogoGe jc. ia 81
je V trdoglavi samoti narcdil ia
ko napaGne pojme o z%ivljcnju. Slo
venski duhovniki pa live sredi
ljudstva in VISA bcda p~rolctariata.
vse razkoSje kapitaliStov jc cd
prto pred njih oGmi; Y svoiih la
stnih vrstah vidijo vclikanSko ne
enakoSt, vidijo spoSobnc stradaio-
te kaplane in duScvno uboge a
denarja bogate Skofe. vidiio vso
k%rivitnost gospodarSkcga sistcma.
Ali nj ga med mimi, XII hi vstal
in dejal Zalostna zmota je Y pa
pczevi %poslanicil Fanatidno po-
magajo ii "delavski priiatelii''
uzdati ; silo gibanje mnozice".
TIA clanek ie pisan Steer IN
razmere Y starem kraju. a odgo-
varia tudi amer. razmeram. OPP.
ured.)
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Chicago, Ill.
Naznanilo: Tenn potion

Naznanilo: TEN potion poziv-
liam vse elaine sodruge kluba stew.
|. J. s. T., da sc zagotovo udeleze
V sobOto veGer oh 8. uri dine 81.
jan. t. |. skupne conference vseh
To- klubOv V Chicago. Ma tel Sc
j Sc bO nadaljevalo razpravljanje
o nasi organizaciji. kar sc nj mo-
gil koncati zadnjo soboto. Prosim
da gotovo pridete vsi. ker so zelo
vazne toGke ma dnevnem redu.
Flip Godina tai.
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.ABILO MA
katero prnedi
SLOW. pevsko in ho- ssRT .Fne
braIevalnO drustyO S'10
1914 v svOji dvOrani ma Franklin, Pa.

IL prllaznosti sodeluJeta SLOW. soc. pv. DIR. "Flarnnski Raj in
iIrvatsko piev. prosvjctno drutvo 'Rodoljub' il Johnstown, Pa.
ZaGetek tocno oh :. uri zvecer.
Vspored:
|. Ctopljcnka. p. KrizkovSki pole Bled
,. Oblacek. DIR. G. Ipavec pole Plan. RAJ
=. 'olna plleSma. r. ). Nilhar ................ E. .pOJe Rodoljub
\. Dobro jutro, DIR. a. Schwab. priredil. Ign. Hude -. pojeta Bled
in ROdolmb
.. Slovenac Hrvat, +. S. VHhar...... .pojeta Bed in Rodoliub
6. Slovanski bred. Fl. Gcrbic pole Bled
:. MarSeiIaiSe. Rouge de L. Isle POLO Bled, Plan. Raj in ROdoljub
Med pevskimi tockami in pc kon6ancm ysporedu svira tam
buraSki odsek druStva Bled
Nsi Slovcnci in IIrvatje ter drugi Slovani Sc najujudnejc va
.bIJo. ola mas posetijo V kar ma oblne&em Stevilu.
Dobro pjaGO. tecen prigrzek in vse drugo preskrbi
vstopnina 25c. zenske proste, oDBoR.
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Jenny Lind, Ark.
Obvestilo.

Clane jugoslovanskega social,
sticnega kluba Stew. SO obvescam,
da Sc vrsi dine Is. februarja klu-
bova seja in sicer tocno OBJ 10. uri
dopoldne. Poleg drugih vaznih
took, DO tudi volitev odbora "a
leto 1914. Ker je treba "a izvoli-
tev odbora pc pravilih ve6ino nav
zocih Glanov, je ~potrebno, da sc
seize vdeleze vsi Glani. - Kdor
ina kakega novega kandidata,
maj ga pripelje V klub!
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RADA BI ZVEDELA

SVoiO scstriCno .lozcfo SOtlar.
donna IL Jablance, Obcina BoStanj
ma DolenjSkem. Pred par lett .je
bila nekje Y Chicago. Ill. Scdai ne
VEN kjc st nahaja in ce jc Sc sa-
ali omozcna. Prosim cenjene
rojake. DEE kdo We kaj o nic.i da
mi jaw MEN naslov, ali pa ce Sc
sauna oglasi. Helena Orehovec,
S107 Marble Ave,
3X Cleveland, o
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Cleveland, o.
VABHO.

Jugoslovanski sCcialistiGni klub
st. 81 V Clevelandu, o.. priredi
dine 7. februarja t. |. zabavni We
Ger V p~rostorih socialistiGnega
kluba.
Ia dobro zabavo DO poskrblje-
no. X obilni vdelezbi vabi
ODBOR.
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Fond Ia mich. strajkarje.
Jugosl. soc. klub ST. 80,
Pine Fork. q. ........ + 80

Jugosl. soc. klub ST. 90,
Pine Fork, O.. ...........S 800
Pet. Lukas, Cherry Valley,
ia. O.. l.OO
Nabrano ma sestanku dele
gatov conference "a zdruz.
Jednot 24.OO
JugoSl. soc. klub ST. l2S,
\OkomiS. Ill. .......... l1.l5
l.. Bavdek, IA S.D.P.Z.,
Conemaugh, Pa. ........ 2O.7O
/. Opcka, IA DIR. K.S.K.J.,
y. Chicago, Ill. ........ $500
Iadnji izkaz dine 20. jan. Sl70.06
Skupaj do -. JAMES 262.9l
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Ako Sc kdo dandaneS imenuj,
delavskega prijatelja, je to re ne
koliko Sumljivo, kajti pod plaS
Gem ~delavskega prijatclja kar mr.
goli with modrijanov, XII so Y re,
nici najhujSi sovrazniki delavstva
Preudarka vredno je re to, da S,
"a delavce nihGe nj zmenil. ko nj
so imeli volilne %pravice. Sele Ike
ic priSla politiGna glasovnica '
dclavSke rokc, so zaGeli dobrijani
Z vSeh strani ponujati delavcem
svojo naklonjenost. Takrat je tn.
di fraza o "opravicenih dclavskih
zahtcvah' ugledala bell dan. Dc
'tiStega casa so bile vse delavske
zahtevc "neopraviccne".
Ako hi imeli delavci zahvaliti
pitli delcz polititnih pravic kak-
Sui meScanski stranki. hi bilo Sc
umevno, da Sc vabijo proletarci V
tuji tabor. Toda ce Sc ne bi bilo
d%elavStvo Samo bojevalo, hi bilo
politiGnO tudi danes Sc tako brez
~veljave, kakor je bilO pred dvaj-
setimi lett. cato nimajo meS6anske
stranke Sploh nobene pravice, ma
stavliati delavcem limanice. Ali V
polititnem ~zivljenju igra pravica
zadnjo vlogo, tukaj odlo6uje us
peh, in komur Sc %posreGi, da dobi
yeGino, tiSti zmaga.
Odtod izvira prijateljstvo ma
pram delavstvu. Tudi pri mas je
ma trgu javnosti pray mnogo tega
blaga; Z MIN kupGujejo liberalci
ravno tako kakor klerikalci, lie da
so zadnji spretnejSi, kakor sc mo-
ra Sploh priznati, da so klerikalci
ma Slovenskem veliko boil polite
nj, kakor liberalci in da znajo svoj
pravi znacaj prav dobro prikriva-
ii. Tudi pomen delavstva "a poll
tiGno z~ivljenje so veliko pref spo-
mali kakor njih liberalni nasprot-
Mkt in prav pridno so delali, da
hi vpregli slovensko delavstvo V
svoj VOC. Ustanovitev krScansko-
sOcialne stranke Sc je sicer pone-
srecila; te danes enostavno nj. Pc
kratkem zivljenju je izginila ka-
kor kafra, propadli so njeni list
a la "Glasnik" in "SIovenski
List, in prav mic druzega nj o.
stale, kakOr tista karikatura, Xxi
il je ime "'krsGansko sociaIna I'VE
"a, XII pa oh vsej amerikanski re-
klami ne pride do nobenega po-
mena. Nasim klerikalcem tudi nj
pray mic ma TEN lezeGe, da hi ohra-
Mill "krScanski socializem", kajti
kar so dosegli $ to firmo, dosezejo
ravnotako S starim "katoliskim''
imenom. In ''delavski prijatelji'
so lahko tudi brez krScanskega s.
cializma.
To prijateljstvo je seveda danes
re preecj dobro znano. Ako hi hi.
10 kaj ma MEM, ne hi mogli take
strastno preganjati socialnih de.
mokratov, cd katerih SO vendaI
takO pridno uce, da kopirajo vsC
oblikc socialnodemokraticnih or
ganizacij in da sc posluzujejo Y
delavskih vprasanjih cello tistegs
jczika, XII je pri socialnih demo
kratih V navadi. Lahko hi rekli
ia V politicnih, verskih, solskif
in drugih vprasanjih ne soglaSaiC
5 socialno demokracijo, ali V Gi
sto delavskih reGeh ne hi mogli hi
ii nikdar socialnim dcmokratom
nasprotni, ker dobro vcdo, da s,
V takih stvareh nj zanasati ma nj
kogar druzega. A vsak otrok lah
ko vidi, da slovcnski klerikalci
tudi ako napadajo liberalce, ven
dar nikogar ne sovrazijo tako ka
kor socialno demokracijo.
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sevna dedScina pokojnega papeza
Leona XIII. V svoji znani encikli-
XII o delavskem v~praSanju je de-
jail:
"Vedno bodo c~loveStvu vtisnje-
ne najveGje in najglobokoseznej-
Sc neenakosti. Ncenake so sposob-
noSti, %pridnost, zdravje in moei,
"A oil tega je nelocljiva neenakost
Y z%ivljenskem pOlozaju, Y posesti.
To razmerjc pa je jake syrhi pri-
merno, tako "a posamczuika, ka-
kor "a druZbO e"
lie malo jc treba razmisljati,
pa Sc lahko Spozna, kako ie Ia
uauk uaSproten delavccm. Kdor
trdi. da jc sedanja necnakost V
zivljenSkem ~polozaju in Y poseSti
svrhi primerna, obSoja delavce ma
vcGno SUBMISSIVE. I'm Y tenn oziru
Sc jc izrazal pokojni papcz pray
jaSno, rekoG Y svoji encikliki:
"Gibanic mnozicc, V kateri Sc
zbuja pozeljivoSt pc tujem imet-
ju. Sc mora uzdati 5 silo."
Slovcnski klerikalci so tako or.
todokoSni, z~agrizcni in fanaticni,
da gotovo nj bolj mogoGc. Pc be
sedan papezevih Sc gotovo lahko
Sodi slovenSka klerikalna stranka.
I'm tako vidimo. da je njena nalo-
ga, 5 Silo uzdati gibanje mnozice,
Y kateri Sc zbuja "poacljivost pc
tujem imetju."
Lahko hi Sc mad papczcvskimi
beSedami mOraliGno ZgraIali i'm
razvuemali, ali demagogiGno de.
moraliziranje nj naSa navada. To
ze rddi prepuSGamo ~farizcjcm in
pismarjem. Ako zivi V mnozicah
Xxi 81 g~ibljejo, g p~olcljcnje pc
tujem imetju, tedaj je to k veGje-
mu tcoretiGno. Popolnoma jasno
pa vidimo tiSte. Xxi 81 dandanes
tujc imetjc ne teoretiGno. temveG
pray praktiGno prilastujcjo, prot
katerim pa papez nj incl niti be
scdicc ma razpolago in katcrih Sc.
klerikalizem MACEDONIA ne SINE do
takniti, ker sam ravno tako raw
ma. Pc pravici so plodovi della ime-
tie delavcev. y kapitalisticni.
druzbi 81 Jill p~rilastuje kapitalist
Z enostavnim utemeljevanjem. da
ina moe "a to. Papezeva encikli.
ka govori o neenakosti sposobno-
Sti. pridnosti. zdravja in mo6i in
trdi, da iZvira odtod ncenakost
zivljcnSkem ~polozaju V poSesti.
krStanSkega uSmiljcnia te BESIDE
paG ne izrazajo: odobravati. da
Sc mani zdravim ali bolnim lju-I
dem slabo godi. .ie gotovo cudno
krScanstvO, katcro hi Nazarenski
gotovo tako ostro in brez-
obzirnO ozigosal, kakor vse hi
n%avSGine Svojega casa. Sploh pa
nj resnicno. da hi omcnjene nee
nakosti utemcljevale neenakost
zivljenskega poloaaja in posesti
IzrednO talentirane, naravnost ze-
maine ljudi poznamo Y vrStah 81
romaSnega proletariata. Ljudje ri
najkrasnejSimi sposobnostmi uni.
rajo lakote - tudi ma Sloven-
Skem pravc tcpce pa nahajamo
ma viSavah dru5abncga zivlienja
Lenuhi, XII nimajo pojma. kaj ic
SO valjajo Y bogastvu in uai-
vaJo vse, kar premore svet dobre-
ga, lepega, u%godnega; pridni lju-
die, XII Sc trudijo V potu svojega
obraza Cd zgodnjega jutra do po.
znea veGera, pa hodijo brez ve6er.
je spat, stanujejo po zaduhlih br-
poIdrug meter izpod zemlie,
nimajo zdravnika in zdravil "a
svoje bolne zene in otroke in ka-
dar umrO, jim niti duhovnik ne IL
moli ocenasa mad grobom, ker nj.
so toliko zapustili, da hi lahko
plaGali molitvico. - Zdravi. krep-
ki ijudjc, zeljni della, ker jim je.
dclo element kakor rib voda. ia
vajo pc cestah cd mesta do mesta
in ponizno snemajo klobuk pred
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Fond "a mich. strajkarje.

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700 iztisov st. 1873. 100
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1892
Danasnje pokritje ....... 100
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POTOvANJE v STARE DOMOyINO Pc

Nasa parobrodna %poslovnica je najveejs
ma Zspadu IN ina vse najboljse oceansks
erte dinije). Sifkarte prodajamo 20
kompaniiskih cenah.
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Veliki Slovensko-AngleSk Toll.

Veliki Slovensko-Anglesk Toll
mac, obsega s%lov.-angl. slovnico.
razgovorc. pisma in navodilo ka-
ko postati d~rzavljan poleg mai
veGiega slov.-angl in angl. SLOW.
Slovaria. knjiga .ie nujno cotreb-
no vsim onim. Xxi Sc res zelijo ma
uciti angleScine. Cena V platnu
trdo vezana (430 strani) je 50,
ter Sc dobi pri v. j. Kubelka, 538
w. las. St., New York, N. Y.
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