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slow. 2sa27c. Few turkeys available. l20
l4c Ducks and geese In moderate supply,
l30i3hc, for southern and ltVl5c. for
Western. Pigeons more plentiful at 30c.
Receipts yesterday, nine cars Western, one
Southwestern, two Southern by freight and
three by express. These we're mostly broil-
.DREssED PoULTRY-Fresh killed fowl,
OF ~ and s lbs. were scarce and Arm yes
terday. small and medium drag at low
prices. Old roosters were unchanged Fancy
nearby broilers sold readily for dry picked
Scalded less active. Long Island and other
nearby spring ducks were fairly plentiful
chickens In light supply and hrm Large
fowls slow, Fancy tom turkeys firm. Me-
dium grades moderately active Prices fol
l79lsc Brotlers, Philadelphia, fancy, III
lbs. each. a ID. ss94oe,: lbs. each. sea
3sc Fowls, Western. boxed, 90 lbs and
oyer to dozen lshe' ae 70 ~ lbs, $50
iced. +ia ana lbs, i've; fancy. scslded,
lshc.i Western and southern, poor i2n
lac. Ducks. spring. Long Island l6c, Old
boosters, II hUl 2e Squads. white 10 lbs
to doz, s375; lbs 81. 25 Frozsn-Tur.
keys, small, Western, selected hens and
toms, 25U csc; Kentucky 23d23Lc.; Texas
22c; old hens and toms, 23c, Brollers I?
to box, milk fed. fancy, - to "a lbs, 1910
zoe; corn fed, ia Use. Chickens. milk fod,
81 to 80 lbs to dozen, l6ul7c; corn fed,
~. al 5c. Fowls, western, boxed, 80 lbs,
and over to doz., ishc,, 30 to 81 It's, IAN
a l5e.; old roostors, l.Qi2hc,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes Lower, with senti.
ment Generally B<arish.

Coffee closed FIVE to nine points lower
yesterday at practically the low for the
session on sales of $3.50 bags. Trad
ing. while not heavy. was Of larger pro-
portions than Of late The cables were
higher. but local traders were bearish on
large receipts at primary points and the
fact that the Brazilian loan has not been
completed. and their liquidation pre-
cipitated declines. Cost and freight Of
fers were about the same as on the pre-
ceding day.
The Havre market opened unchanged
and closed u fr. lower.
The Hamburg market opened I'M
changed ;. pfg. lower to u pig. higher.
Rio No was unchanged at $500. San
tos No was unchanged at $3.50. San
tos No was unchanged at bs050.
Rio and Santos receipts were $4,000
bags. against $4,000 bags last year. Sac
Plulo receipts were $4,000 bags. against
1900 bags last year. and at Jundiahy
they were $4,000 bags against 1900
bags last year. New York and New
orleans warehouse deliveries OF Brazilian
coffee were 54123 bags against $3.50
bags last week.
Prices were;
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Closes steady After Earlier
Price Declines.

wheat finished steady yesterday on
uul '"H by large operator who had pre-
NolsIE weakened the market with SELL
ms orders There was some selling by
,arEe cash houses, based apparently on
lIo"er cables and favorable conditions In
,he Southwest, Prices abroad declined OH
larger offers of Indian and winter wheat
ana good Argentine crop prospects. There
was some covering later In the belief
hat American farmers would not con-
levels
>, me Eumanian crop was estimated at
,VVpoooD bushels. and 1t Is said to be
ua"ihs satisfactory progress Expor
business for the day totalled 100000
pushels. Minneapolis wheat stocks de-
creased 100000 bushels for five days and
pAlth wheat stocks increased $4,000
pushels for four days.
Corn closed lower at near the low point
JOY the day, Commission houses sold
.dr'V and stop loss orders were reached,
we market showing losses OF more than
!" There were slight recoveries on
covering By shorts News was generally
set'nst holders, Argentine weather con
o.uois were favorable and large ship
menus are expected from there
Oah were slightly lower, at near the
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
shorts Cover Quickly.

Considering everything. the stock mar
ket acted we'll. II displayed no exces-
sive alarm over the news and the ex-
tensive liquidation Of the day was con-
Quoted In an orderly manner The shock
OF the pressure was iessened by the fact
that the weight OF the liquidation was
distributed over two days. that Is to
say. the severe fall OF Wednesday placed
the market In relatively strong post
ton to resist the news. Firmness dur
Ing the FIRST two hours even encoura ged
hopes that the worst of the decline might
be over. Thus In the first hour a big
volume OF stocks-almost 200. 900 shares
was turned over within an extremely
narrow range, or a good deal less than a
point for the active shares. Subsequent
events seemed to Indicate that prices
were held up at this time by extensive
covering by traders who sold on wednes-
day as well as by purchases of the kind
designated supporting orders" The I'M
making OF these contracts left tho mar
ket rather hollow and when a new wave
OF selling developed prices broke rapidly.
A fall In Amalgamated Copper from 67ia
TO 81 In the late trading illustrated the
condition aptly. The celebrity with which
the short position covered its tracks is
perhaps significant. II undoubtedly re-
hected general recognition that the
market 10 in a pretty thoroughly llqul-
dated condition and that prices are low.
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Position Of the Market.

III there Is anything In comparative
statistics the present position OF the mar
ket hardly favors the inception OF an ex-
tended campaign on the short side. The
average price OF the railroad stocks last
plight was 10000 and OF the industrials
1880. This compares with 992t for the
railroads and 1896 for the industrials.
the low OF the year reached on the smash
brought about by the war scare" at the
end OF April. Moreover, the low of the
present year was within hailing distance
OF the bottom touched In the middle OF
June last year. A lot OF water has flowed
under the Brooklyn Bridge since then.
Apparently those who anticipate a pro-
nounced downward slant from this level
count on n series of misfortunes of greater
adverse influence than any witnessed so far
and sufficient to offset the present brill
liant crop prospect-in fact the panic that
didn't come in 1913
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroS, June 25.--Trading was fairly
active. with a weaker tone. Among the
mining issues Alloues on light trading
weakened en- to e6k. Greene Cananeu
lost a like amount to fs%. CRANKY de-
clined points TO 10. while Chino re-
coded IL. Calumet and Arizona, Island
Creek Coal. North Butte. Pond Creek and
Utah Consolidated each lost fractionaliy
Utah Copper lost IN TO 5sss.
In the industr,als American Sugar com.
mon and preferred each lost q point "a
1913 and Ii2E respectively. American
Telephone strengthened u TO 12lh and
United Fruit lost a like amount TO $50.
In the rails Boston Elevated declined
a point 20 90. New Haven lost Y n
60 and Boston and Maine gained a like
amount TO 35. The summary:
BONDS
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NOTICE
st. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad
OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTER,
s22 Frisco building,
Saint Louis Missouri

AN.Ahh VIM
OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTER,
,s.2 Frisco Baildins,
TO the cnEp,ross OF ST SITS Icpis AID
FASyyrnAND ALL FARTiEs corr
,Ther. was made on the 2sth day Of MAY.
s sS ,ss i psrs, t cSur, Of aA y. o. un,.d
STATE, within and Tor the Eastern Division
cause. ,ssfsin p.ndins 81 .n H,i:Su'' "Sot,s
oa. snS ssn ooR p5,n.S 81
cause" an order and decree by tho terms Of
n"oRDERED, ApJupoEp AND DE.
SRkED that the holder or holders Of any
or against .sid d.fsnds%u ST. fouis and San q,
Francisco Railroad Company, and all persons
%AS the ss dm. any cy prossr ii in c S. S.nS 81 .
Receivers: as creditors OF sais defendant. or
II. NATURES. Gat s Of secr"sI .nd amount,
Of their respective claims and demands and
ss p.ss Master. Win =, ST. ThG Ioa Fl. s.;
Missouri on or before the nrst day OF oc-
Ssy ana each sTd 81 ,n.S ss% ss Sc e %
barred from sharing In the benefit Of the
tbs OF Of .sd GS nnd S sni
San Francisco Railroad Company. that now
. S s ,s. be ana Rom S .Ssr St 'S s
psrec,patins In the benefits Of any distribu:
sale shall hereafter be adjudsed and decre.d
IN this cause. claims shall be proved on the
1918. the date of the appointment OF the Re.
ceivers herein, without prejudice to the
Interest sceruing thereafter upon the amounts
found TO he due to said creditors respectively
on said 9th day Of May. 1919. Any party
Sam Or demand Gnn or oSssSn M IN Sedorssne:
with this order, and the Receivers. may hls
an answer to the claim or demand or oh.
special Master, sP' vRsihS ,hir s," dsys n .f,.r
October nrst 1914, and may contest the
ions 50 sa e a hsrsSy refrr ara So .sa
s%oa",. Justly o%inE T thereon re ''P s"d Il:
to payment. The Special Master shall make
and nie Ia writing. his report on each and
every such claim or demand or obligation
party TO such claim or demand or obligation.
or other Interested party herein. who feel,
METZ ve ma i nS ds so, o. the specs.
q the Ming Of such 1eport Of the Special
Master. Me exceptions thereto. and no ey-
court and II no exception is within that
sss ., ssd by amy a'h pa5.y hs
lowsnce OF claims 70 be published forthwith,
in a newspaper Of general circulation pus.
ished IN the city Of ST Louis, state Of
Missouri; ins sewspaper Of general cir
state Of Tennsssee in newspaper ot
general circulation published In the city ~
BirminEham,, state Of Alabama: and in 3
n re City Of New York state OF New
Any desired Information respecting IN.
manner OF Ming and proving any such
Claims. demands or obligations will be fur
'''' THOMAS T. rAuNTLERoy.
SDecis1 Master
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BY the terms of the Bonds and Mortgage
OF the Temple Iron Company to the Guar
anty Trust Company OF New York. 40
Trustee; dated the first day Of May. 1892 II
10 provided that
The Temple Iron Company may re-
deem this bond on the hrst day OF Janu-
AIRY or Of July In any year at par with
ten per cent. premium upon the prln-
cipal thereof together with any accrued
interest upon such prineipal( upon sixty
days notice thereof. advertised not less
than once week In two newspapers Of
general circulation published In the City
OF New York, under and in pursuance 81
the terms and provisions thereof In said
Mortgage Deed OF Trust contained.
Upon the day so nxed for redemption In
terest hereon shall cease"
BY virtue of the power and authority given
by said provision the Temple Iron Company
hereby sives notice that II elects to redeem
all of the outstanding bonds on the first day
OF July, 1914; and that upon presentation of
the bonds and coupons to the Guaranty Trust
Company o. New York, l40 Broadway, New
York, all OF said bonds, with maturing eou-
pons, Will be paid in fun. together with the
premium upon the principal thereof as pro.
vided in said bond and that after the hrst
OF July, 1914. the interest will cease on all
bonds not presented for payment
TEMPLE IRON COMPANY.
BY WALLACE NJ. RUTH. Treasurer,
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A Marrow Market.

II Is Interesting TO note that the wave
OF selling that swept over the market yes
terday left several stocks recently prom
inent In the dealings almost absolutely
untouched New Haven was one OF these.
but there were many others This stock
which might have been supposed to be
In weak position, paying no dividends
and selling measurably higher than steel
common. which pays per cent. closed I,
point lower. More than $500 shares
changed hands. The explanation. OF
course. is simple enough. The stock.
holders refused to sell As a mat
ter OF fact the outstanding feature
OF the market was its narrowness and
also the comparatively small turnover.
Total transactions were less than half (,
million shares. which is an insignificant
amount considering the nature OF the
days news. Possibly the inference is that
the operations were still mainly profess
sional. or at least had their origin within
the financial district and that the public
has as yet refused to part with its hold
inRs
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vesls: I20iSAe. for country

dressed vesls; i2Ql5hc. for country
dressed,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 3s3s
head, including four cars for the market.
ued light receipts Common 10 prime sheen
(ewesJ sold at s3.50gS5.25 per 100 lbs ;
good 10 prime lambs at $3.50 s9.75, a few
wool'ed yearllngs at IS.
Receipts of hogs were l,siS head,
nearly all OF which were consigned TO
slaughterers The market was weak in SYM
pathy with Buffalo and Western markets
and Ss.5Onss.70 were conservative quota /.
lions for heavy TO llght hog.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, June IS.
Receipts of beeves were 1925 head, nearly
all for slsughterers There was no trading
In live cattle to-day The feeling was
steady, with reported moderate receipts for
Fridays markst dressed seef SLOW nut
sides
Receipts Of calves were - head all for
the market. The stock arrived late and
VAS held for Fridays trade. The feeling
was steady Dressed calves In fair demand
and steady at i+a1ic per H. for city
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II. B. CLAFLIN COMPANY
NOTEHOLDERS COMMITTEE

H. Clahin
should their To that end
lodged
Holders
Old
OF promptly
in order preserve the equities
deposited paid maturity will be
Of protest will be obtained
Any regarding
o Committee from its
New York. 2Sth 1914
JAMES S. ALEXANDER, Chairman President, Of
Commerce in New York. New York City.
CLARKE, President Exchange Bank,
DAVIS, O Brothers & Co, New YorkCi
FOLDS. Of Hathaway. & Co.. Chicago.
ERNEST A.. HAMLL, President, Exchange Bank,
Chicago.
PROSSER President, Liberty New York.
STOCKTON President Old Company
Mass
FESTUS WADE President Mercantile Company,
COMMITTEE
w. JONES' Secretary to
BANKERS
WHITE 4 CASE, Counsel, Wall Street, City.
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SPOKANE VALLEY LAND a WATER. co
on June 18th. 1914. VIM. Weaver Heaton. Trus-
tee OF the Spokane Valley Land Water Company
bonds for redemption on July LIST. 1914, at l05 and
interest al the once OF Day Heaton, 90 Broad
way. New York
May Isl. 1914 DC. CoRBIN. President.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The only eff
feet OF the feverish movement in New
York stocks was to place further re-
straint upon speculative activity here.
Trading in Philadelphia Electric was in
odd lots at a fractional decline. Cambria
Steel was taken at last nights closing.
Traction stocks were dormant. Arbitrage
trading was heavy In United States Steel
aiira, ~
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Vash MARKETS were. Wheat--No. /
red C. |. {. export. STAG: No. hard
{. o. b. to arrive. exc; No 1 Manitoba
{. o. b., 99c. Corn-No. 2 yellow
I6Ac. No. yellow c. l. T.. 7shc Oats
No white. 45i. t5Ac. No white,
4fu a. &c. standards. itH at5hc. Rye
No Western c l. Z. New York, 70Lc.
Flour-Spring clears s3.s0QS895; spring
patents. s4.25 "a $3.50: Kansas stra ights to
arrive. si35.
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cago prices were

Sugar-Raws were points lower yes
terday at 3.32c. Refined was unchanged
at t30c.
The early market yesterday for raw
Cuban sugar futures was easy at the
slight decline in quotations which took
place In Wednesdays late dealings and
which resulted mainly from the weaker
tone OF the foreign markets. Quotations
of Cuban raw sugar futures, basis 50
degrees a. 4 New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
Burlington 4 Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
6 Per Cent. Bonds
DUE JULY 1, 1918.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance OF Trust Mortgage Deed .x-
scuted 10 The New England Trust Company.
trustee, by the Burlington a. Missouri River
Railroad Company in Nebraska, dated July
J. ISIS the following 90 Consolidated Mort
road Company secured by said Deed Of
Trust have been drawn for payment, VIZ:
Two Hundred and Ninety -four (a9a) Bonds,
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Sales were $3.50 bags.
Provisions closed dull Cash beef
Packet. Sl750ISls: family. sismsls.5O.
Cash pork-mess. s2?e5as22.75 /. family.
SEA- s25.5o. Cash iard--Prime West
ern. si0.35: refined Continent, 1910:
South American. sl1.2b.
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spot cotton at New York was unchanged
at 1928. Southern spot markets were UNI
changed to " lower, with New Orleans
~ s-l6. Galveston 10 1l-16, Savannah
~, Houston 1885,, Augusta lis and
Memphis 1885,,
The New orleans market was steady
efter The closing here. Prices there were !:
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term Stk Amt Payabls
Merchants u Mechanics
National Bank OF Bal
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON June 26.-The statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows; ,-, NIL, -
Receipts.... s. 9ei, $40 sG3. lSi.Om S6Sllb1s
Paw warrants l.g52,733 A,2bs,Is 6s2,6S4,6'3
surplus zee. s37is,ils sissoi.3i7 'rs.bl7 Ioo
Deficit.
The receipts from customs yesterday were
ses ~s. from Internal revenue. ordinary, $685.
soS; corporation tax, s2,sl1,s53, and miscellane.
GUS si6i, Oss National bank notes received
for redemption. S2.J+is0l.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for June ~ shows:
GENERAL FUND
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The bonds bearing the above numbers WI
Devonshire Street. Boston, Mass. on the
First Day Of July. 1914, with accrued inter-
said bonds will cease In conformity with the
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II A. NJ. bids to Liverpool we're: July.
I..'2 October, 1898; December 1851 :
January, l..is. The market there Is due
70 open to-day to 5 points down.
POrt rcCeiDts and stocks were.
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The New England Trust Company,
TRUSTED
TEMPLE IRON co. BONDS

BY JAMES r. HOOPER, President
Boston. Mass. June Is. 1914.
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Inc Liverpool market was steady. There
Was dull business In spot cotton, with
mlldling ! points up at $500 Sales. 5000
eales Receipts, $4,000 bales. including
1000 American.
pr 4
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Gross oper. rev.,
Oper. expenses.
Net opor, rev.
Gross income,,,,
Net corp. income
From July |:
Gross opef. rev,
Net oper rev..
GROSS income,,,.
Net torp. Income
Surplus ,.,.,..,..l
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HNTVTTs Yesterday, E3,2o2 baIes. II
mus far this season, s,66S,0SS bs
against N,2s9,5s5 bales last year.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30

On novodobni, modcrni proleta.
riat, XII je tako pomnozil vrstc oh.
stoJeccga malo-kmcGkega p~roleta.
RATA.
In kaksni so stiki tcga novodob.
mega prOletariata ?Prav mic bolt.
81 kakor so bill stiki prolctariata
mlnulih stolctij. Delavca SO sma.
ira mamie vrcdncga, uvazcyania
nedclcznega. In tudi V prolctariat
Sc je zajedlo prcpriGanjc. da mo.
IA biti tako.
Prolctariatu Sc usilujc vcliko
vpraSanjc: kako maj hi ST. To cd
pravilo ?kako maj 81 pridobi de.
lavcc pravice, XII mu gredo? Probe.
tarcc s. DO priboril svojc pravicc
lie svojo lastno moGjo. cato pa SC
mu nudita dive poti, XII ga gotovo
dovcdcta do ella.
Ena pot je spoznanjc samcga
scbc. Trcba jc, ola dclavcc spoz.
ma svojo lastno moe, svojo krcp-
ko duSo in svojo ustvarja.ioGo ne
nadomestnost. Druga pot jc skup-
ma solidarnost.
Gotovo Sc dandancs vsc So ne
ola izvcsti Ali vi prolctarci. ste
sol zemlje! Vas .je ma miljonc in
mllJonc pc vscm svctu, vi ste zivi
stcbri, sloni ma vaSih ramah yes
Svct. Vi ste prav tako potrcbni
kakor zrak, morje in zemlja. XII
bi bila sicer brez vrednosti. Kaiti
vase delo je tista moe, XII jih sto.
ri ~tloveStvu koristne. To ste vi
proletarci! To 81 ii, XII rijes dan
"a dnem V rudniku. To 81 ii. XII
orJeS in SEXES. I'll, XII tkeS, teSeS in
zidas! To ste vi proizvajalci: ne.
nadomeStna, ustvarjajoGa moe
Nenadomestni ste vi zivi i'm oziv.
ljajoGi! Torej zbudite, c IL svojega
poniznega tavanjal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
v BoDoCNoST.

Stoletja in s~toletja je krvavelo
delovno ljudstvO pod jarmom
robstva in izkoriSGanja. Tirani in
tlatitelji so ga zasuznjili odvzcli
so mu bogastvo, Xxi ga je priroda
pOdelila V enaki meri vsemu clo-
veSkemu rodu. Ustvarili so 81 Ease
razkosno in srecno zivljenje. De
lovno ljudstvo so pa prisilili. da
"a njih della in da "a NTH vojsku-
jc. da brczpogojno zrtvuje drugim
SvOje zivljcnjc in svoje delo. Ccta
nasilnezev in razlascevalcev je ne
motcno tlacila ljudSki rod. Ne
skonGno aalostno in neznosno jc
bllo zivlJenje proizvajalcev tujcga
%hogastva in branitcljcv tujega
z~ivljenja.
Bcdno ljudstvo je zaman nestc-
tOkrat skuSalo otrcsti So silncga
robStva. PrcmoGni so bill tirani i'm
lJudstvo nj Sc poznalo pravega
ella in pravc poti. Tavalo je V tc-
mi i'm nc2avesti, vecinoma udano
v Svojo usodo. LuGi nj bio cd
mixer in ne upanja. Stolctja in
Stolctja je tako trpclo ljudstvo
glad in nasilstvo.
Ma n%ezaveSti mase je tcmeljila
prcmoc tiranov. Pred dvema We
koma Jc priScl med to liudstvo
apostol novo we're PovcliGaval ic
trpljenjc ljudstva in biGal farizcic
IN tiranc. Upalo je tcdaj liudstvo
V svojo rcSitev. Slcdilo jc oznanic-
valcu ~krScanstva, glcdalo 10 "a
upno V ncbo. Ali razlaSccvalci in
tirani MISC bill $ fem prcmagani.
uklcnjcno je bilo ljudstvo ma
zcmlji, robovalo in krvavelo ie
slej ko pref. Gospodarji sveta so
81 osvojili cerkcv, XII je ucila
lJudstvo. da maj bode udano in
zadovoljno, da maj ne upa V bolise
zivlJenje ma tel zemlji. Zavladala
le zopet krivica, vojna pest in
barbarstvo. Tirani in r~azlasSeval.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-30
LEP DUHoVEN!

"Zelezo, jeklo in bajonet so e.
dina Srcdstva, 5 katcrimi jc trcba
obvladati Str~ajkajoGc prcmogarje
V juzncm Coloradul"
kdo je izrckcl gornjr bcscdc A.!
Prcmogarski magnat? Ne - paG
pa Rev. II. VI. Pingrcc. mctodis-
tovski pop Y Dcnvcru, Colo, i'm
kaplan V coloradski milici.
Ali to Sc nj vsel
Prcmogarji zasluaijo wee
kot bi pa smell in John ID. Rookie
Teller ina pray, da Jill p~rczira.
Bral sem V %Gasopisu, da jc milica
porusila strop V Hist nckcga Straj-
karia. To nj mic. &c hi bill JAZZ IRA
ven, uzgal hi kos dinamita in po-
gnal dotiGno hiSo V zrak"
Tako je govoril ia krStanski
% gentleman pred neko zensko
ligo V Dcnvcru in zenske so krist-
janu (O burno ploskalc.
S~ocialistc vcdno dolzijo, da ma
sprotujcmo krScanstvu. Ali hi bilo
kaj Gudnega Gc hi nasprotovali
takcmu krSGanstvu, kakorSncga
zastOpa Rev. Pingrcc?