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care by their Instructions and pious cS-
way" Tho Frankiius were noted PROT
ostan,s during the reisn OF Queen Mary.
Hopjanin Franklin tells in his ;,utobi
oSraphN how his great erandfutlcr--
i!tS mothers anccStor--gut Il copy of tn"
English ltblc, ana TO secure and cOn-
ceal II he Fastened it open with tapes
under and within tho cover OF joint
stool Wheu he road IL he turned tho
stool upon his knees. and one Of III"
children stood at the door to give notice
IL lie SAW the ap,'aritor coming, who
WAS AN officer OF the spiritual court, I'm
that ease the stool WAS turned down
agaia on It's fcot and the Biblc re
maiHed concealed"
Samuel Gardner and his wife re
moved 10 Western New York In the
very early period when the Five Ma
tions still held sway. They had two
children, Abigail aud Benjamin. The
latter married Susan Hawiey My
gre;t; andmother was minister
among friends She Was the rossessor
OF twelve pairs of satin slippers when
she moved into the Western wilderness
rank was largely Determined by the
number OF pairs Of these slippers she
owned, and take it. Asa Franklin was
a very unusual person even Ii her
IHtIe JhStNH ulu UP WlcRS pour
grease in his candle making. and rear
such boys az benjamin, As her father
was the philosophers favortc uncle.
also take IL Tor granted they were not
only "own cousins" but favoritcs with
each othec.
My grandmother Abbey Gardner, lost
her place In meeting by marrying my
grandfather who WAS not Quaker.
Lucretia Mott, the Quakercss. and Ia
nous Woman suffrasiat. was also "a
blood relation of my mother, though |
have never traced the relationship.
My grandfather was married II second
time TO Matilda Wallace. August H..
1881, and had four children, Elmer D..
Isabel. George II. and Mary; the first
and last are still living, My mother
had two sisters cornelia Jcncks. born
February 90, 1870, who married Fred
erick G. billaye. of Syracuse, Scptcm-
her In. 1898, and died June ., 1855, and
sarah a., born December -, 1922. who
married. first. Abram Tyne. and then
Jumes 5. Leach. Of Syracuse, and died
in December. 1925. Only two of my
Aunt Cornela's family are living. +. &.
pilaye. of Houston, Texas, and Mrs.
Gcncvicve Dillayc BoGuc of Alliance
Neb.
DIR. Robert Fl. Power and Abigail Mi
nerva Jencks were married May It..
isis, in peRuytcr. y. Y. by a BAPTIST
minister. Rev. Emmcrson w. Bliss,
who still lives in Washington, IL. G..
My mother was born October Ii. 1924
She went as u girl to Mrs. Emma VIII
lard's famous Troy Female Seminary"
where she graduated with honor.
Through Mrs. willard she secured in
1872 position as teacher in Gatesville,
y. G., when seventeen years of age.
Her letters ut this time arc full Of in
teresting reflections upon the iusiitu-
ton Of slavery and the customs OF the
Southern people. She thinks the PEG
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HEiHTY APPRECIATION
~ GIVEN by DAUGHTERs

In recognition OF invaluable services
rendered the Danvillc Chapter. United
Daughters Of III. Confedcracy by the
state Board OF Public Instruction since
this honorable body made II possible
for our chapter to place DIR. BlcdSoc' S
book. rs Davis a Traitor" in the hands
Of the children OF our State, through
use IN the public schools. We wish to
thank publicly the state Board OF Pub
lie Instruction. the State press and
private individuals who contributed so
materially to the success Of our under
taking
We are very much Sratiied at the
result o: our efforts, yet We know full
well We could not have accomplished
this work. which was truly Il work
oc love. had we not had the hearty
cooperation OF the State Board. State
press and private Individuals all whom
VIC thauk most heartily. We count IL
rare privilege to have been the first
10 have introduced this book (Which VIC
consider invaluable, so far as facts
regarding the Interstate War are con-
ccrned). into the public schools of our
state, and feel sure orr sister States
Will lose no time in following the ex :
ample Of The Old Dominion in fur
ihering this cause.
Again thanking YOU each one and
collectively for all courtesies. and ask
ing u continued interest in our chapter,
are
Most cordially.
THE MEMBERS Of DANVILLE
CHAPTER, L, ID. g.
MRS. b. b. WHITE
corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. Il. f. White.
AIRS. J. L. Berkeley.
Mrs. Il. V. Booth,
Committee.
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, pic re specially given to "protractcd
meetings. After teaching one year In
North Carolina. SHE became private in
Structor in the family OF Mr.. William
Nelson. of Yorktown, VA, and there met
my father. whose home WAS six miles
south in the conntrN and known as
"Glcnbrook." From May, iS4S. to Jan
uary !. 1877, she lived her saintly and
heautifu! life in this Guiet country
HON and then entered upon her rest
Nine children were the fruit OF this
union, robert Elmer Power, Frederick
i'uhgitson. Edicth May. wife OF judge
W. g. W. ti,rthine; Anna Blanche, wife
OF James Nj. Curtis; Frnnklin Gardner
Lucy Nelson. Laura Belle, Frances Cor
ncha, wife OF John NJ. fIcim, and Mary
Eloise. wife of George Y. Aisop In
August 1881. Or Power married his
second wife, Miss Dorothea &. French,
a noble Christian woman, daughter of
tor William French, or E'rederick sbure
VA, who died June ., 1886.
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Positive Relief
For Constipation

The progress OF modem mcdica,
science is. perhaps, no more force
fully evident than ia the simplifying
OF many of the old-timo remedies of
past generations. For Instance the
harsh cathartics ana vio,aut purga-
tivcs used by our forcfathoys to re.
iieTe constipation are now known to
be not only unnecessary, but really
harmful. Constipation can be more
effectively relieved without the dis
comfort and pain these, old-time
remedies occasion.
~ combination OF simple laxative
herbs with pepsiu, sold in drug
stores under the name of DR.. Cald-
wells syrup pcpsin is most effective.
yet mild and pleasant. 1t is abso-
lutcly free from opi0tes and mar
cotics and equally as desirable a
remedy for the tinicst babe as for
rugged manhood. y free trial bot
tie can be obtained by writing to
DR.. w b. Caldwell, iJ2 Washington
St. MONTICELLO, Ills.
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CAPTAIN c. T. ALLEN WRITING
"HISTORY OF LUXEMBOURG"
No One Bcttrr Qualified tn Tell or
Gtorics OF the FHnt--iii~ Example
Commended to Others.

70 the Editcr of the Times Dispatch
Sir.--We arc Informed that CAPTAIN
G. +. Allen, or Eenbridyc. is writing
a History of Luncnburg County" and
proposes to put in it a good deal OF
hrst-class reading matter about the
distinguished men who were born and,
In part, reared In that county among
whom were three or four United States
senators. two or three chief Justices or
other States. two foreign ministers. one
cabinet officer. famous army and naval
officers OF the War of lSl2-lSl4. He
WILL we are told. embrace in it the
names of Revolutionary soldiers of
l.un"burs County, OF those whc were
in the War of ISl2-lSl+. and in the war
with Mexico I'm lSJ6-i7, and last, but
not least, the names of the brave boys
and men who fought with Lee In the
Army OF Northern Virginia i'm 1851 5--
all under the title of Heroes of the
Past
In his circular letter 10 the people
OF iunenburg, dated September. 1914.
Speaking Of these Heroes OF the Past"
Captain Allen aays:
! ''On i'amcs eternal camping ground,
Their silent tents are spread:
.\nd glory guards with solemn round
The bivouac of the dead "
captain Allen is one of tho few in
his county left TO tell the story of those
terrible days of lS5l-55. and in this
, good work he should have the hearty
support Of bis countrymen, and OF all
patriotic people in the whole state.
| ''rhe blood of Lurcnhurg. he says, in
his circular letter, was shed In nearly
all the battles Of Virginia. Her sons
wer: numbered in the infantry, artil-
lery and cavalry OF the Army Of North
crn Virginia whose deeds of hrroism
won the admiration of the civilized
world"
Captain Allen further says in the cir
cuiar letter referred to: 1T would like
wise be interesting to postcrity TO re-
late at least some of the "reminiscences
Of long ago life in old Lunenburg, when
the flower OF hospitality was In full
bloom: when neighbor met ncighbor
! VITA glad hand around the festive
honrd. when the very hills clapped their
hands for Joy N the girls and boys
OF more than a half century ago swung
corners and promcnadcd all to the ring
If The hddlc ard the bow and the OLD
banjo at the Christmas follics, and
when all the countryside met for /,
Fourth OF July celebration, and lis
tened 10 the reading OF the Declaration
Of Independence and heard the orator
OF the day tell of the days of 1875"
II is hoped that others will take the
cue from Captain Allen and do as he
is doing. with the history Of their re-
spe"tivc counties. There ought to be
! in every county in this old State n
historical society to gather up and
such matter AZ may be deemed worthy
Of mention. We commend Captain NJ
LENS example to the people OF every
county in the State.
"vIRGlNIAS."
Ecnbridgc, Va, March 81. 1915.
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Genealogical Notes
Queries and ANSWERS
Address nil communication. to
Genealogical Editor, The Tlmep-
Dispatch.


Lord Power, Of Romaine. Ireland.
y. D. iOil.
John Power. second son. married
daughter Of Sir Thomas Wauman. o,
Sh"rnton, OXfordshire, England. and
had issue:
Thomas. OF Thornton, it.. married
daughter OF Sir John Fraser. Et.. and
had Issue:
George. of Thornton. 1t. married
daughter OF Sir William Thornton. and
had issue:
john. OF Thornton. K,. married
daughter nf Sir John Susvell, kt., and
mad issue: Thomas ana Robert Rober,
was ambassador to Venice
Thomas. OF Tho.ntun Esd married
uaushtcr OF Sir John Covesbyc, and hao
issue:
William. Of Thornton, Esq. married
laughter OF Sir John santicld' XII an,
mad Issue:
Thomas. Of Thornton. ESQ. mn,rt.,
daughter of Sir VIM Gremston. Kt am,
mad Issue: John ana Robert.
John. of Thornton, Esu, mario,
daughter Of Sir Thomas Preston. ~
and had tissue:
Sir John. Of Thornton. Iit.. married
daughter Of Sir Thomas NcvilI XII AN,
had Issue:
Sir William, of Thornton. Kt.. married
daughter Of Sir John Tably. Kt.. and
mad issue: John and Robert.
Robert. second son. removed 10 YorI,
shire married daughter OF Sir job,
MossihSton. 1T. and had issue:
Robert, OF MossinSton, ESQ. mario,
daughter VI Fairfax. Of Shelton. ESQ.
and had Issue:
Francis, Of Mossing;on. ESQ. mar.
ried daughter OF Boswell. Of New Han
Esq. and had three sons:
J"hn' second son. n. d.. in Cambridge
W,iiihW' thIrd son. married and had
Issue:
William. y. D., married and had is.
sue: William. Thomas and John.
john married daughter of NJ r. len.
nings, of Kendall.
Henry. doctor of York County. Va.
married Mary F'oiiatt, daughter OF Rev
Edward Foliatt, Of Hampton. Va.
Major Henry Power. James Cit,
County. died December 20 1879. h.e
Molly %, married Thomas HAN. -,
Prince George, 1917: SusaniI;,h t.). mar.
ried Lawrence Taiiaferro died lI4S)
Spotsylvania County: Henry CD anc
John %.
John Cdied 1920. had roliatt. Re.
bacca, Edward. married Alice Eaton. OF
New Kent
Edward married Eliza Ann Archer
Barber and had issue:
John, married Frances Bryan, daugh.
ter of Frederick und Barbary Bryan
1856.
Frederick Bryan Power married Luc,
Browne. daughter of WIN. Browne. OF
Pour Mile Tree" 1850. and Colonc
Henry Browne. Of the Council.
Dr. K. IL. Power-Ab NJ Jcncks.
Y. Elmer, Frederick Dunglison, Edit
May, Anne Blanche Franklin Gardner
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SOUTH BOSTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April 3.-AIiss
Katheriue Lawson. who has been at
TENDING" scnool in Wipston-S Salem. "
c, is home TO spend Easter with her
mother.
Miss Adeleide Bass. who is attending
school in banville, has returned home
for the Easter holidays.
Mrs, Jack Nelson. of Norfolk, Va,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs, {. Il, NOEL has returned homo.
Mrs f.. l.. Howard visited relatives
ana friends near Concord. y. G., the
past week.
Mrs T.. s. Harris WAS Called to Rich
mond the past week on account OF the
illness Of her mother.
Miss Ruth Elliott, daughter of Mr.
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was not bright. and throughout her
long years Of trials and vicissitudes she
has nobly, silently endured all things.
She has often been referred to by
washington papers as tho Florcucc
Nightingale Of the South. She Is yet
Il beautiful woman, devout Christian.
totally deaf ANA partially blind, though
intensely Interesting. full Of history
and cherished memories of her South
land.
chiffon Forge. Va. March 81. 1913.
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and Mrs. j. W, Elliott. has returned ia
Richmond to resume her studies
On Wednesday evening last at tho
Methodist parsonage, Mrs, Em,ua Y
reynolds became the bride Of James
NJ. MoSer IN the presenCe OF a few
friends. The ceremony was performed
by feN. IL. IL. Udell Mr. Meyer liz a
native OF towhatun County,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
Swish! COrns Gone!
We Use "GETS-IT!''

Seconds. Drops-Corns Vanish!
For everybody with corns, there is
III every drug store in the land one OF
the real wonders of the world, and
that's 'GETS-IT" for corns! It's the
first and only corn-cure ever known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04

callus without fail, without fussinG
with thick bandases. toe harnesses.
ments. Its applied in 2 seconds-bing,
bing-e drops the work is done. the
corn shrivcls up. your corn agony ends
and the corn leaves forever. All the
limping. the pains that dart to your
hearts core, the crucifXion of having
to wear shoes over screaming cornS
the danger Of blood poison from maxi
ing. them bleed by using knives. razors
and scissors-are gone at last!
"GETS-IT' Is the new way. the sure,
simple, painless way. Try 1t for corns.
.calluses, warts and bunions.
"GETS-IT' is sold by druggists
everywhere. 25c bottle, or sent direct
by l.. Lawrence s. Co., Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

Smith>ouov zavod ic postal dcvctnai>t utcu-
iah"r ~lkopavat u p~r"ucavat prcdpotopnc cloves
kr .baujr. In vcudar ima kougrcs pred uosom.
Vera, Xxi ic odIi>ua od strahu pred pcklom. ne
more imcti vclikc mo5i.
I.iudrm ic lahko ugajati. ampak he L rc>nico.
Nrt!mi je ~prijetna laz vcliko ljubSa od trdc res
nice.
kdo ic St sliSal, ola morcio btu ovcc slolnc L
volkovi: Ali volk je popolnoma slozcn L ovco, ka-
dar .io pore.
Liubiti svoj narod Sc lie pravi lzati "a kakor
matka mlade.
&c ne maramo biti hlapci IIab>burlanov. )
tenn :" nj rcccno, da ic lcpo. ako postancmo hlapri
Eoga drugega. Nj Sploh he maramo hlapGcyanja.
kdor grdi drugc narodc, ic mavadcn >uroycZ.
~ >urovcz ne more biti utitcli Svoicga naroda.
Iavcdno dclavStvo So lie boiuir lc "a koS1ck
~boIiScga pScniGncga kruha, tcmvcc tudi IA di
Scvno hrano, Xxi mu io kapitalistiGna druzba od-
rrka. &C. pride cas-, ko So DO dclavcc lahko bayil
tudi Z globokcjSimi v~praSanii duha, DO tudi ME
govo tclcsno dclo, brcz katcrcga ne more zivcti
drIlba, SpoStovano. Ali tcga ne be Y kapitalistiG-
nj druibi, kaiti kapitalizcm Sc hoii dclavSkc izo.
brazbc kakor hudiG kriza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
ZadOVoljnOst v sedanji druzbi.

kdo j. dandancN ladovoljen ma
Syctu?
Ako hi Ijudjc o%dkritosrtno go
vorili in &c hi dali to v~praSan.jc
ma SploSno glasovanjc. hi izvedcli,
ia .iih jc, poscbno Y civilizirani
druibi komaj kakSna malhna pc
Stica. XII ne hi bill prepri6ani. da
imajo pravico IA kakrSnckoli pri-
toIbc. Med takozvauimi divjaki
hi dobili Sc razmcroma wee zado-
yoljuih l.judi. Ali kdo hi 81 zclcl
liycti tako. kakor 1--WE ESkimoti.
Patagonci ali rapuancio
Zadovoljnost takih l.iudi .ic vie
mcl.jcua Y njihovcm ncznanju;
;im naucsc slu5aj, da spozna.jo
kakSuo novo zivl.jcnSko srcdstvo,
Iii Jim j. biio doticj ncznanc. ~
lhudi , njih tudi celia 20 MEM.
Pokalitc avstralskcmm Grncu ma
kakSncm p%olincSkcm otoku puSko
iu poucitc "a. il kakSnc daljavc
So l. MO lahko Strclja. pa jo bo ia
koj hotel imeti.
Tudi y takozvaucm civilizira-
urm Svctu .ic zadovolinoSt. kicr
sploh iii. vccinoma spojcna T. ne
vcdnostjo ali pa : SlaboumnOStjO.
Gin mani clovck We in Una. TEN
manjSc SO njcgovc potrcbc.
Ali kdo mai hrcpcni 20 mcvcdno-
SIT. tc ie tako uStvaricn, da ko
prri njcgov duh po z|nanju? Kdor
Sc jc kar nauGil. bodiSi lc V xiv
%licnju. brcz Sole, ne more zavida-
ii duScvucmu siromaku njegove
zadovoljnoSti in ne spoznava V
uici nikakrSnc srcGc.
Steer pa mi mic ncprctiramcga,
Sc 81 pravi. da j. YES Scdanii svct
ncladovolicn. Tudi oni, Xxi stole
ma yrhuncih zivlicnia. MISC izic-
ma.
EvropSki monarhi so gotOvo We
like glavc. Toda kdor hi Jim mo-
gel poglcdati V Srcc. hi opazil
>'rah in trcpet in tczkc dvome
kakor igralci ma odru moraio ma
S'opati: Ma obrazih mora.jo kaza-
ii neomahliivo zaupanic Y zmago
"svojih" armad, V dust pa tire
pcGcio. kcr ic uSoda ma boiiSGih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

v katcrcm brcde Scdanji svct, IL
ST. nervozni ncpoko.i. Iii nj zname-
ME zdrave, zilavc dclavnosti. am
pax nevcsclo bolehanic. Odtod
prlhaja tudi stremljenje pc opa-
JanJu, HI ga Made eden V smrdlji-
VEN zganju. drugi Y summit or
glJah. trctji Y luksurioznih. am
pax nezmiSclnih zabavah.
Y urah treznoSti Guti to nczado.
volJnost YES svet. Tudi elegant
ma DANA, Xxi pravi emo samo besc-
da, pa Sc zasute armada sluzabni.
kov. Xxi zaklitc Y tclefon, pa hite
trgovinc, da j predlozc najnovei-
Sc vzorcc. Xxi migne. pa Sc j sesta-
Vi poscbcn Wax. tudi ona ina ire
notkc, ko ic ncSrcGna kakor Job,
hor CUT n~o>Nontno praznoto in
pUStobo Svoje c~ksistcncc. Tudi
vclikomcStni dandy ina take ire.
nutkc, in multimilionar i'm vcrski
rciormator - kakor tramp i'm no.
bo.
Splosna. Use prcvcvajoGa, vse
ra%zIedajota. Use harmonic owl
raJota, vso lcpoto omadezujoGa
nezadovoljnost dale pecat soda
MENU svctu.
&c smo vSi nczadovoljni, ne hi Ii
bilo lOgi6no. da hi vsi Skupno DO
iskali nov temcli. novo obliko xiv
l%Jenja. novo druzbo. Xxi hi nam
magla DAFT wee zadovoljnosti?
Ali kadar priha.ia socializcm,
da hi odpravil glavnc vzrokc ne
zadovoljnosti. da hi uravnal ma.
t%crialnc razmcrc in rcSil cloves.
two najzopncjSc skrbi "a vsak-
danJi kruh ter ma la natin omogo.
ciI duSevnejSc zivljcn.jc, todai ic
N"danja druzba uacnkrat ncdotak-
Ijiva. Svcta. in mas Svct .ic tako
dobcr, da nc more biti boliSi.
lie tisti, Xxi morajo p~rcnaSati
najhuiSc. naioh6utnciSc in najsu-
rovcjSc trpljcujc, morcio imcti
dovolj pOguma i'm wolfe, da Sc "a
otrcScjo. Iato more najti social
zem lie Y dclavSkcm razrcdu Svoi
pravi dom; Samo dclavstvo moro
! biti oSvoboditcli 6lotcSkcga rodu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
Robert Hunter

Odkar St .jc zaccla Scdamja cy-
ropSka vOjna, vpraSuicjo ljudjc
vcnomcr, zakai jc MISC socialist
prcpreGili.
NaStclo Sc jc "a To muogo yzro-
kov, zdi 81 mi pa. da nj uihtc mi
sill, da .ic tel voini vzrok rayuo
socializcm.
Cital sem iziavc v>rh modrih
MOI, ki so Jill pisali u vzrokih Vol
ne - Shaw, Wells, Naudcrycldc.
Vivian, %llaasc, Schcidcmau nm
drugi.
Dolzil Sc ic komcrcializcm, mill
tarizem, kapitalizcm. nacionalilcm
i'll drugi izmi Ii, da 50 povzruJill
dolgO pricakovamo Svctovno Noiuo.
Cital sem GasopiSc in mcscGnc
rcvijc, ia me ic bolcla glaya. Tam
sem naScl obdolIitvc in protiob-
dolzitvc vSch Iordov i'm potcmtatov
yScga syrta, kritlkc IT, ali one ak
Icijc tajnc dipipmacIir. hi ic pro.
vrrocila voJuo.
Ali vile N>rmu. kar s.m ci,al.
Iprihajajo moic mi>li ualai do pr.
s." iNkrc Npoluauja. Ri j., zalar,la
IN mcui zadnjc DIM mc>rca augusta.
uamrct, da Iclc vlroki voiuc y ra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

kakor kartaSka srcca. In poraz
ma voJni pomcui lahko izgubo tro-
ma in krone.
Nclckapitali>ti SO S. vct.ia go
>poda. Ali najbogateiSim miljar-
darJcm povzrota zdaj konkurcnca
.jczo. zdaj Jill raztogoti vest. da
Strajkajo dclavci, zdaj kakSna
borzna Spckulaciia.
MilitariSti zabavlja.jo vcnomer.
Maj jim dovolijo parliament mil
jonc "a kanonc in barkc-po nil
hovem mncnju domovina vendar
nikdar nocc pray spoznati, da .jc
dczclna obramha prva in najvaz-
nciSa Stvar in da hi bilo trcba "a
MO mnogo wee zrtvovati.
Ma drugi Strani ic znamost ne
1aduvo.j@s. ky } 4eilra"i@em tn.
ko pozrcSen, da ne ostanc ME IA
MO In vcndar jc ona vaznejSa
od vojaStva Sole in ACADEMIC SC
potrcbncjSc od kasaru. knjige in
dalinoglcdi in mikroSkopi pa cd
puSk. topov in moznarjev.
Sc Sveta matt ccrkcv. Xxi veno.
mcr rridiga zadovolinoSt. .ic ne.
zadovolina. pa mai bo zc katoli.
Ska. lutcranSka. prcSbitcrianSka
ali pravoSlavna. Nclik vpliv lima
Y draw. ali rada hi ncomc.jenC
vladala. Ncliko ic memo boga
Stvo. ali rada hi imcla vsc V Svo.i
malhi. Back il vcriameio vsc
ali crcda Sc il zdi prcma.ihna
NsakovrStnc privilcgijc uziva; al
izmiSliii ST Una Sc vSak dan move
XII Jill Sc nina.
cd Spodaj do zgorai lahko pre-.
brSkamo vSc. pa ne bono naSli ii.
sic zlatc zadovoljnoSti, o katcr
POLO Scntimcntalnc pcsmi.
Da ne more biti dclavsko liud
Stvo zadovol.ino, .ic paG na.ibol.
razumljivo. &c imajo drugi dvG
tri razlogc II nczadovoljnoSt. jill
imajo dclavci ma mcrnikc. In q
So mod mimi Made bella vrana. k
SO vcndar poStavlia 2 zadovolino
Stio. lahko Stavitc. da ina slamC
Y CLAW ali pa SkiSanc mozganc.
y tc ~vScStranSkc nczadovoljno
! sti ilhaia tudi tiSti duScvni kaoS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

sprchajaliSca, igraliSca IN prosto-
re "a %scstankc, z~avarovalnc usta-
move, ZavarovalminO %Slucaju sta
rOsti III oncmOglosti, dclavskO Ia
kOnodajO in tisoc drIgih reform.
PoStalal jc razumcn in 81 u>tvaril
obcudOvanja vrcdnc organlzacijc,
II katcrlh j. zaicmal duScvuo in
gmotnu hrano. Incl j. ina Stotimc
vcliklh dncvnlkov i'm carobnih
"Ljudskih domov'', gospodar>kih
zadrug, vrcdnih milionc dolarjcy.
Ii ljudjc So bill up in nadia svc-
Ia; kajti Y Min ic bila tista moe,
Xxi jc obliubovala, da zada junkcr-
NtNu nm nJcgoVrmu razrcdu Smrtni
udarcc in ga pomcdc 4 zcmcljSkc-
"a povrSja; la pospravi 5 sveta
tlS,o kliko. ki .je z~adrzevala,
zaSuzni"vala i'm livcla Stolrtia ma
.plccih podjarmlicn"ga l.iudStya. V
Ia naun"u 50 organizrali o"r"mn"
Battalion" "a vcliko voiuo. Iii ina
pratt mrd lzkoriScryalci ia ilkoriS-
tanci.
II osromui hatal.iouj 50 dclali
Najz"riu uaiv,5io >krb ia ,,rah
v"'Ij Strah, kakor karkoli druz"-
"a v Evropi: >'rah ''domac,ga >o-
yraiuika'''
Same s. enc rolit,,. pa hi lahko
uirilc "" uatrtc. >trlo VS. made
>'arc@a miliiaristi5ncga duha Ter
uSonobil" cukrat "a v~sclc.i moz-
most vclikc mcdnaroduc yo.iuo.
In tukaj .ic bila Same cna pot.
da So to prcprccl. Dcnmciiaciic.
.lcta, pcrSckucijc, brzdauic in tenn
nica so bile r. v>c poizkuSrmc. Ia
IcgIo Iii mic: uarobc. rodilo IT, raw
no nasprotnc poSlcdicc.
odprta jc 6ila Sc cna pot. pa
katcri 50 resi- .iumkcr>tvo i'm njceov
razrcd V Angliii, NcmGiii. F'ranciji
in RuSiji - in TO .ic bila. da So
zavcdr I'm uaItuic dclavstyo proti
d~clavstvu.
Use cvropskc v~clcSilo. XII So "a
pI"tcnc y To yojno, trdi.io. da so
biI" pri>iIcne Y vojno. Use ljudstvo
Y Evropi jc prcpri5ano, da vodi
volno dcfcnzivc. Socialist y An