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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
special Cable 70 The American.

PARIS. Feb. 1.-THE French cos
tuners and their fashionable slaves
are trying this winter to reconcile
arctic and tropic ideas In clothes
Chic gowns are quite as filmy and
decollete AS they ever have been in
the most torrid months, but the outer
wraps, as logical consequence, are
much thicker than in former winters
1t was quite usual on the bitterest
of the recent bitterly cold days to see
some of the most elegant women in
Paris entering the boulevard shops
and, opening their extraordinarily
heavy nantes. display robes of the
thignest material, slit in front to
reveal ankles yet more deliCately clad
and feet lncased in fairylike slip
pers.
Women Use Ankle Muffs.
The climax to the arctic spell, how
ever which came a. few days ago,
prompted the sudden addition of the
ankle muffs To the ultra modish cos
tune. They are usually made of
silk with a fur lining. Not only are
furs necessarily in urgent demand for
outer wear, nut tneN now appear as
trimmings In a large proportion Of
robes. no matter how light or tlmsy
may be the chief material employed
The same is true OF hats. I'm har-
muny with the summerlke character
of gowns. a straw hat frequently is
seen. and even fur garnitures on a
basis Of straw. The marvellous skill
nf French millinerS makes this SEEM
ing incongruity appear really har-
monious.
Black contrasted with white Is
prevalent in visiting gowns. i'm which
charmeuse and satin have largely
replaced cloth and serge. The war
uier tones such as iron rust somber
blue violet. So deep that il is almost
black, are also much seen A robe
Of black Charmcuse is simply draped
| about the limbs and is confined 10y "A
ribbon Of Persian silk figured in
green and rose at the waist. to which
are suspended two basques of silk
tulle bordered With very fine pleats
Long Gloves Worn.
4 the neck and ends Of the sleeves
the stun Is reversed and covered with
fine cloth nf geld Long gloves are
worn. harmoniz.ug ~ color With this
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
EAT NEW BREAD, CABBAGE, SAUSAGE
AND DIGEST II. "PAPE'S D|APEPs|N"

ach so YOU can eat your favorite foods
without fear Most remedies give YOU
relief sometimes they are slow. but not
sure niapepsin is quick, positive and
puts your stomach in a healthy condi-
tiCn SO the misery won't come back.
You feel different as soon as Pape's
DiapepSin comes in contact with the
stomach-distress Just vauishes
stomach gets sweet, no gases no helch-
Ing no eructations OF undgested food
your head clears and YOU feel fine
Pun an end TO stomach trouble nv
getting q large fftN-cent case Of Pane .
biapepsin from any drug store You
realize in FIVE minutes how needless II
rs % Suffer from indigest on. dyspepsia
or any stomach disorder LAdvt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
GOWN THIN. CLOAK THICK,
Is LATEST PARIS ED|CT
Fur? Yes, in PIenty-Even Wear 1t On Straw
Hats, Fashion Rules.

garniture, and a toque covered with
golden beads and bearing bird of
paradise plumes.
Some smart tailored costumes are
of satin or velours de laine One OF
the latter color, the shade OF which is
called pine cone has the skirt open
in front with a second embroidered
basquelilte skirt. The bolero is new
in form. ample and straight, taken up
at the waist in three pleats and ar
ranged as a border The outline at
forded by this costume is decidedly
typical
The top buttons Of the bolero are
limitations of pine cones and are COW
cred with passementerie.
Muffs are of a more globular form.
Black monkey sfur Is very much
sought. Reddish brown slippers are
worn with almost all visiting GOWNS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Advises Folks to Overcome Kid
ney and Bladder Trouble While
1t Is Only Trouble,

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a welI-known authority
because the uric acid in meat eXcites
the kidneys, they become overworked
sorts of distress, particularly backache
and misery in the kidney region; rheu-
matte twinges, severe headaches, acid
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sleepesness, bladder and urinary irri-
tation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Latest London Hats
Like Kitchen Garden
Special Cable to The American.

SNtNI"' NNUTO 10 TTV TF'FFV1 TtseTEs
LONDON. Feb. t4.-Carrots in the hat
is the new mode. The rudy vegeta-
BILE is secreted in the folds of black
tulle which surround the headgesr.
Cherries are gone out OF fashion
Three baby cucumbers nesting in bea
of real grass make really quite 4 CO.
quettiSh little chapeau.
Another specimen Of the new MILL
merry is a goldfish made to look Won
derfully like the real thing
All hte new hats are constructed on
the toQue principle. They snframe the
faces OF the wearers more closely than
ever and in most cases are tilted on
one side
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

and in dozen others. 1t was popu-
lar in France twenty years ago"
SO you see, don't believe all you
hear-not half of it Perhaps not any
of it.
our thoughtless young people, OF
I course, it is the inalienable righs
and heaven-sent prerogative of
boys and girls TO be careless, but
when one gets as old as I-oh, dear,
| almost said something Anyhow,
listen or not, just as you please, for
am going to preach.
Be careful. girls, and thoughtful of
other people when you go to the the
alter. Remember that nobody wants
to hear you, and there are few who
care to look AT you while the show is
going on, for it's a pretty safe con-
clusion that everybody has come to
see the show itself. I know that you
are irrepressible, and WILL talll-or
at least whisper a wee bit-but please
don't
am the spokesman here for Mrs.
Ftske and for Dr. Memminger and
the Drama League members gener-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

FOR SALE-Cheap, one square
Knabe Piano. Apply at News Office
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

William Johnson of johnson Sta
ton was in the city day or two this
week.
Mrs. S. J. Barstow has returned
from St. Augustine where she has
been visiting several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Barstow.
H. Finley Tucker returned this
week from an extended trip. He has
been in. the west much of the time
this summer, with headquarters in
Chicago. He also spent some time
in North Carolina.
Gov. Trammell has appointed the
editor of The Palatka News a dele
gate from Florida to the Fourth Con-
vention of the American Road Con-
gress to be held in Atlanta, Ga, Nov.
Ola.
Miss Jessie Harrison Burton, Girls
Gardening and Canning Club agent
for Putnam county, is ROW travelling
about in a new Ford car, which en-
bles her to get around. much faster.
Miss Burton is visiting all parts of
the county and calling on the rural
schools.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

Hon. and Mrs. Howell A. Davis re-
turned home last Saturday from an
extended automobile trip to Tennes-
Zee, at Monteagle in which state they
placed their daughter in school, and
at Suwannee, in that state they plac-
ed their son, Newell, in the military
academy. They have been gone sew
eral weeks.
Frank NJ. Thomas, wife and two
sons of Winter Haven were in the
city Sunday en- route north on an ex-
tensive automobile tour. Mr.. Thomas
was given a package Of advertising
matter by the board of trade, to
whom he brought card of introduce
ton from Mayor Mckay of Tampa ad-
dressed to Mayor Kennerly.
Superintendent W. o. Richtmann Of
the Satsuma Company's big camphcr
farm at Satsuma Nights is home from
a months vacation in Wisconsin and
Minnesota. He attended several
fairs while away including the Min
nesota State Fair at st. Paul, wnel
California had large exhibit. Prof.
Richtmann says the fair is the thing
bo bonoS ~ - E1,;Ja "il,
mvo 100 ve L1aSC iol r,'a ar may De
ssi iTI haos+ eiS eiie''iF ~ e'''ei''' Leu Us
''ii 0oo'V'
Henry Hutchinson Sr., has domes-
the a' eue SG II uI bi UNISON weea ana
t, .o ol''o o III ms $500 S4Iu are me young
b,,nJ,,ods 20 pealI.S nunureuS ana
htn S Gus " I pGau'1ul oloolils MOI I'M
~, ,rMe n"iCel IlilleS, lor "tlch much
s sao'i 20 Hpen' every season: he
Soy ,iH p tt nave 9IpohS Tor len
a' r,in ~ -, Ciie ear. Inns Is an eH-
" ihan - Mii"T ~ posSloie III florlda
wen q lIClIg Heau"oTk Is USED with
Id; %Iui for piOuUe'S 81 OoulVlIuIIy pro-
''NoN A0t vs.
Mrs. W. F. Conway who lives on
on Lemon street, mile west of town,
has left fine samples of chinouap,1
nuts at the board of trade rooms. She
mas three large trees in bearing. The
chinquapin is first cousin Of the
chestnut, and the tree, of the oak
family, is entitled to more considers
ton than is given to it. But for that
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16
! + + + + I. + + + + 1. + + 1. + + .
? CITY HAPPENINGS AND 1
; PERSONAL MENTION !

W. F. Rogero of San Mateo was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Duff Mcleod of Welaka was among
the visitors in the city Wednesday,
coming over in his auto.
Secretary Folsom of the board of
trade is in Jacksonville today on
business trip and R. R. Brakeman is
holding down the secretaryship, pro
tenn and entertaining callers.
L. C. Stephens is devoting his en-
tire energy to the work Of catering
to the grocery wants of the people of
Palatka. And his business is growing.
This week he has been opening ton
or more of new cereals and breakfast
foods, together with thousand 9TH
err articles that will tend to make peo-
pie hungry. He tells of these things,
or at east few of them, in his adj
vertisement in this paper.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16
WANTED-Position by young lady
stenographer. Apply at The News.
or Box 12S, Palatka, Fla.
FOR SALE.

A six-room cottage, very cheap for
cash as owner wants to leave town i'm
mediately. Situated at GIG Kirby.
Also household furniture, lot of car
penture tools, etc. Inquire on prem
Uses. 9-25-1t
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

A court has no business to try to
define kiss. That is a job for the
poets.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

Between sos and 1850 tons Of SCOT
fall upon Pittsburgh every year. That
ought to be plenty.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

We suspect that those who advocate
trial marriages have never tried the
other kind
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

Poverty is blessing to many. 1t
Keeps them from staying out late at
night.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

When lunatic starts out to shoot
somebody he nearly always selects a
shining mark
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

FOR SALE-Pecan trees on the
Government lot. For prices and 9th
Ell particulars, apply at the Palatka
pCstoffice.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

Sitting on the floor is being advo-
Gated as a cure for obesity. But how
is fat man to get up?
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

A woman will forgive a man any.
thing except admiration for another
woman.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

Some people work for the necessl
ties Of life and pray for the Injuries
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

The man who has a scheme to rob
the rich can always get a hearing.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-16

Swat The fly. In other words, be a
fly cop even If you are not on the regu-
lar force.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

TOW nj "a dosego osebnih koristi
voditeljev, kot je Villa, dokler
DO on ma krmilu. To Una vsak re-
bel, kateri preliva svojo kri.
Vprasajte ga, zakaj Sc bori in cd
govoril DO: ga zemljo." On sc
ne bori "a Villo niti "a nikogar,
temveG "a svojo svobodo.
Fred l.. Boalt piSe IL Tampica
sledeGe:
"Rebeli MISC nobeni banditje,
niti %otroci, temveG resnobni MOI
je, Xxi Sc bore "a gotov cilj: Go
voril sem z rebellion, kateri je bill
svojeGasno V Texasu. Star MOI je,
upogonjen in gubast, toda zilav
kot vsak mladeniG. V slabi angle
Semi mi je povedal tole: "Mi ne
ljubimo boja; trudni Smo re, ali
boriti Sc moramo, dokler ne DO
Meksiko naSa. Mi smo ve6inoma
poljski delavci in mi hoGemo zem-
Ito - zmeljo naSih oGetov, kate
ia jim je bila ukradena. Povedali
so nam, senior, da mi Sc borimo lie
cato, da ropamo in da imamo lah-
ko zivljenje. To je lazl KO smo
Stopili V Observation-Disclosures ar
mado, Znali smo, da to nj revolu-
cija, kakorSne so bile poprej.
Email Smo, da Sc bono borili "a
zcmljo, takO da DO vsak izmed mas
dobil farmO, katcra DO naSa in ma
Sih otrok. ko smo well Torreon.
dial nam j. mas general Francisco
Villa nekaj zemlje, katero smo o..
Svojili. Vi ne veste, kako smo bill
veSeli. Nideli Smo, da so Sc izpol.
nile naSe SAME. NiSmo mogli ca.
kati. PoStavili smo 81 hiSice in a
Scjali nekaj zita. Ali cas- je priSel,
da Smo moral naprej. Zelo nera-
iii Smo Sli, toda general Villa nam
je rekel, da ma jugu je Sc ma mi
liJonc Meksikancev, Xxi nimajo
zemlje in da miru ne DO poprej,
dokler ne bodo vsi dobili zemlje.
kakor mi. In tako smo si naprej,
da osvobodimo ostale brate."
Rcvolucija Y Meksiki je social
ma revolucija proletarskega raz-
reda prot razredu zemljiskih
feudalcev. Francisco Villa je pa
prvi MOI, kateri je dvignil meksi-
kanski prolctarijat - kruto tia
teni in warrant proletarijat - ma
nogc i'm mu viii novo zivljenje V
zile. Iato pa on zasluzi simpatije
- kakor Jill zasluzi mehiski pro-
lctarijat vsakega pravi6nega
tloveka brez ozira ma niegovo vi
harno %proSlost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
PETER COLLINS IN GLAsNIK

V zadnji izdaji je "Glasnik"
prinesel uvodnik, v katerem ma
siroko poro6a, da je Collins teme-
ljito unicil socialism.
IL porocila samega je razvidno,
da je Collins pc start navadi 20
pet debelo lagal socializmu, ali
da je tako zmesana glava kot
urednik "Glasnika", ker je socia-
lizem meSal z moralnimi in YER
SKIM ~vpraSanji. Vsak preprost
delavec. Xxi jc socialist. We, da je
socializem ~gospodarski nauk in
da je socializem rodil kapitalizem,
katcremu je zopet bill oce fcvdni
gospodarski Sistem.
Med drugem je rekel Collins:
"Dcset bozjih zapovedi vsebuje
zdravilo prot vsakemu socijalne-
mu zlu in cloveske postave nora
jo biti utemeljene ma bozjin po-
stavah, ako ho6cjo biti p%ravicne
Dcsct boziih zapovedi in nauki
verc so sluzili civilizaciji skoZi
stoletja in bodo Sc vedno, ko bo
trava rastla ma grobu socijaliz-
ma
Ako hi bio to resnicno, kar je
Collins tn povedal. hi morala biti
VISA socialna fla re zdavnej Cd
pravljena, sal je minolo re nekaj
tisoG let, odkar ie bog ma gori
Sinai med gromom in bliskom
dial deset zapovedi Mojzesu. V
zgodovini sc lahko prepri6amo, da
So bila V p~apezevi DRAW, V kate
ri so vladali 4 neOmejeno mocJo
rimski papezi - pc naukih kat.
ccrkve pravi bozji namestniki -
skozi stoletja. ~najveGja socialna
fla. Papezi, visoki cerkveni do
stOjanstveniki so sc oblacili V
barzun, svilo, obesali nase zlato,
blisGali draguljih, p%rirejali
orgije. kakerSne so bile V navadi
oh casu pOganskih rimskih GEAR
jew. ljudstvo .ie pa hodilo strgano,
bose in sestradano. Pred bogati-
mi samostani .je liudstvo cakalo
in prosiacilo "a melopijo, neke
vrste JUNO, Xxi je bila skuhana IL
~odpadkov. V teh samostanih so
ziveli menihi in nune v raZkosju
pill so najokusnejsa vina in jedi
lukulsko prirejena jedila. Ropi,
tatvine in umori so bill V papezevi
draw nekaj vsakdanjega. Tolo-
val V p~apezevi DRAW je vselej
obljubil sveco mamki bozji, da Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
Francisco Villa i'm me-
kSikanSki prOIetarijat.
(Konec.

hOucc
Villa je posvetil posebno skrb
Solam. Cesar je sam pogreSal do
Der del Svojega zivljenja in cesar
pogreSajo siromaSni peoni V splos-
mem, MANFRED SolSke izobrazbe, te-
ga zeli zdaj mlajsi generaciji:
"Dajmo ljudStvu zemljo in Sole in
dali mu bono vsc, kar zahteva CT
vilizacija." ponovil je veckrat.
SliSal sen ga nekoG, ko je rekel:
"ko SEN Sci danes pc tel in tel
ulici. videl sem tamkaj veliko
mnozico mladine. Tam bono po-
stavili Solo" Mesto Chihuahua ina
10000 prebivalcev i'll Villa je tam
kaJ V par mesecih u~stanovil Gez
Sto sol. Njegova zelja je poslati
svojega sina ma vseuciliSce V Ze-
dinjene drzave. To je hotel storiti
V zadnjem februarju, toda ma Ia
lost je moral ia na6rt opustiti "a
letos, ker nj incl denarja, da bi
bill plaeal "a pol leta solnino.
Amerisko casopisje je veekrat
pisalo o Will, da je surov, krvo-
locen in casti hlepen clovek. Tudi
to je laz. &c pomislimo, v kaksnih
barbarskih razmerah je zivel do
svojega 80. leta - brez vsake
Solske naobrazbe, izven vsake oil
kane druzbe, takOrekoG med div
jaki - moramo Sc Gudom Guditi
njegovi krepki znaGajnosti in ne
katerim lastnostim, XII so narav-
most originalne in nekaj redkega
med mehiskimi peoni. On ne po-
n konvencionalnosti in raznih
fraz, to je res. &c govori z inteli-
gentnim ~clovekom, pozna Sc mu
takoj, da je V zadregi. V takih
slucajih napeto pOslusa, kar govo-
ri i'll cesar ne razume, takoj vpra-
sa "a pojasnilo. Toda ce mu hoGes
vse pojasniti, moraS biti filozof !;
kajti, ko 81 mu kolikor mogoce
natanko pojasnil to ali ono stvar,
vprasal bo: "Zakaj je ravno Ia
ko? Zakaj bi ne bio d~rugacef"
In povedal DO svoje mnenje, kako
hi morale biti. Tako ma primer mu
nikakor ne gre V glavo, zakaj mo-
ra drzava %plaGevati obresti cd dol
gov V bondih. "Drzava janet "a
denar, ida ga V dobre svrhe in
temu hi potem placala obresti, Ge-
mu bi Sc pustila odirati9" Tako
Sc vprasuje Villa in do danes ga
nj Sc nihce preprical, da obresti
morajo biti. On ne veruje V obre-
sti.
Villa ne da mic "a osebno slova
ali cast. Bill sem navzoc V Chihua-
hua City, diva tedna pred Villinim
odhodom V Torreon, ko so mu
njegovi general poklonili zlato
kolajno "a njegovo osebno juna-
StvO. TedaJ sem ga prvic videl.
Povabili so ga v guvernerjevo pa
laGO, posadili ma stol ma zvisenem
prostoru in V laskavih besedah -
kakorSne pozna lie Spanski jerk
proslavljali njegovo ~junastvo in
zasluge. Govornik "a govornikom
ga .je obsipal z donecimi imeni,
kakor "Prijatelj revnihl" "Ne-
premagljivi g~eneral!", "Nada
mehiske republike!" it'd. it'd. -
Mnozica je pa n%eprestano vpila
"Viva Villa! Viva Madero!" Bio
je napoleonsko!-Villa je pa yes
cas- cas- nervozno sedel ma stolu,
vlekel hrbe in gledal skoz vrata
ma Gete svojih razcapanih voja-
kov, XII so radovedno in udano
zrli notri. In ko mu je general
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

mu rop ali umor posreei, kadar Sc
je pripravljal "a novo hudodelstvo
Nj je drzave ma svetu, XII bi imela
tako zalostno zgodovino "a sabo
kot papezeva drzava, v kateri lie
careval sam bozji namestnik.
Collins, z desetimi bozjimi zapo-
vedi nj torej mic! Ako bi tie imele
moe odpraviti socijalna Fla, bi
Jih gotovO odpravile V nekdanji
cerkveni DRAW, V kateri SO Via
dali TAXI ljudje, Xxi so Sc vsaki
dan pogovarjali z ljubim bogom,
S tistim bogom, Xxi je pc naukih
kat. cerkve in njenega sv. pisma
dial tie postave.
Najbolj neumno pa je da lie
Collins trdil, diesel bozjih zapo.
vedi i'll nauki we're so sluzili civil
lizaciji skozi stoletja in bodo Sc
vedno, ko DO trava rastla ma gro.
bu sOcializma." Ako Collins YER
Jane V tie besede, zakaj hodi DO
Ameriki V interesu fariev in ka-
pitalistov in pobija socializem?
Ako Je socializem obsojen ma
Smrt, Sc preden je bill uveljavljen
V cloveSki druzbi, zakai Sc Collins
bori prot MENU? Napram ma
Smrt obsojenim Sc ne bori pane
ten clovek! Ali ina mogoGe
Collins emo kOlesce proved ali
premalo?
Proti koncu svojega zmasila
modruje urednik "Glasnika":
Cd navzoGih sociialistov Sc nj
nobeden upal staviti vpraSanja ma
govornika, vsi so mol6ali kot lid"
Ako jc Collins res tako govoril.
kot poroGa "GlaSnik", potem cd
gOvorimo, da Sc norcev ne vpra-
Sujc, Sc mani pa pla6anih najem-
nikov rimskcga klerikalizma, XII
so pOkOrni sluge kapitalistov. s
takimi ti6ki sc pomete V razpravi,
kOt Sc jc storilo Z nekim sloven-
skim "fotrom" V Chicago, XII je
cutil potrcbo. da ma iavnem shodu
zlomi sulico "a rimski klerikali.
ZEN III mednarodni kapitalizem.
Collins Sc prav rad zlaze, da
nobeden socialistov no6e z Min
debatirati ma javnom shodu. Fred
Warren, urednik soc. tednika
Appeal to Reason" je polozil
$500 in pOzval COllinsa ma debate.
Ali Collins je rekel, da NINA
casa. da hi Sci po ia denar. 10
ga je pred nekaj tedni pozval
ma debate sodrug Harold w.
Houston V Charlestonu, W. V. je
pogumni in ~veleuGni Collins cd
govoril. da mu 81. uradniki Ko-
lumbovih vitezcv ne dovolijo de-
batirati 2 nobenim nasprotnikom.
PametnO hi bio. da hi bill ured-
mix "Glasnika" vpraSal svojega
prijatelja Collinsa, kdo ga plaGu-
je, da laze o socializmu in njegov
odgovor priobcil V "Glasniku",
pa hi bill ma jasnem V 6igavem
interesu della Collins, Sapienti
sat-
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