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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
THE PEOPLES SONG or PEACE

N'Vdquln miller.
me grass Is green on Bunker Hill.
me waters sweet in Brandywine;
the sword sleeps in the scabhard still
Ihe FARMER keeps his flock and
vine;
Then. who would mar the scene 10.
day
With vaunt of battlefield or fray?
The brave corn lifts In regiments
ZEN Thousand sabers In the sun,
Inc ricks replace the battle-t tents,
The hammered tassels toss and run
Inc neighine stand. the hugles blast
ihese pc but stories of the past.
The earth has healed her wounded
The cannons plough the field no
The heroes rest O. let them rest
In peace along the peaceful sherei
ihey lousht Tor peace. for peace they
They sleep in peace. and all is well.
The fields forget the battles fought
The trenches wave in golden
grain,
shall we forget the lessons taught.
And tear the wounds agape again .
Sweet Mother Nature. nurse the land
And heal her wounds with snntie
hand.
Lol peace on earthi flock and fold
10. rich abundance. fat Increase
And valleys clad in sheen of goid,
y, rise and sing song OF peace
for Iheseus roams the land no mere.
Ana Janus rests with rusted door.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
COUNTY SALARIES.

Il Is not az all surprising that the
county salary bills which have been
introduced in the house and senate
are not satisfactory to anybody un-
less Il be 90 the men who drew them
and will vote for them.
Any bill which undertakes arbl-
trnrlly 10 classify the counties Of
Now Mexico on n basis Of taxable
assessments or for that matter on
any other basis that has yet been
suggested, is sure TO cause dissatis-
faction, and what IL more, is sure 10
possess many bad Textures. This IN
so for the very obvious reason that
conditions vary "a widely In different
sections 81 Eaw Mexico that there
are hardly any two counties In the
state Ia which the Same law would
be Justly applicable, and no clasai-
fcatlon can be made which will nf-
ford nn equitable hasis for the fix
ing OF uniform salaries
For example; In the border coun-
ties, especially those lying along the
Mexican frontier. the sheriff liz a
most important official charged with
duties Involving the highest degree
Of courage, discretion and ability. In
che moro ropnlous interior counties,
where well orgaidzed police forces
are 20 be found. the sheriff mas little
real work 20 do And yet the latter
class OF counties have far larger !
taxable assessment than the former.
and under the bills now pending the |
sheriff. Of those counties will be the !
best paid In the state.
What Is true OF the office of sher-
iff is also true IN one form or an
other Of all the other county off
GERS, While there Is little hope !
that anything OF the sort Will be |
done, II seems clear that In the alb
sence Of constitutional provision
allowing each county 70 fix the sal
aries OF ta own officers there should
be twentg-slx different clnssifeatlons
made by the legislature with set
Of salaries for zach class adjusted
10 The needs Of the county constitute
ing that class.
One Of The most serious criticisms
to be made against the bin which is
suid to have the backing of the
majority members Of the legislature
IS the low figure at which the salary
OF the county superintendent Of
schools Is placed, the maximum be-
ing $500 a year for counties Of the {
first class. New Mexico has made
rapid strides in education during re-
cent ycars-is her progress now TO
be hampered By eheese-parng poll
ley which will not allow her most
important educational officials a
salary sufficiently large TO induce
mon Of character and ability TO ac-
Cept the offlce2
Whatever bill Is passed there will
be many county officers who will be /
dissatisfied with the remuneration !
allowed them But at all events we :
should start right by providing prop
erly for the school superintondents, 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
REMINDED.



One cold winters day, early in the
morning, the gasworks at Leeds
caught fire. A horrible explosion was
imminent The terrified crowd
watched the conflagration from afar.
Would the fearful disaster be COM
munieated TO every house in the city,
AZ last a messenger came, crying that
the peril was over. One man
had saved the city. He had crept
down a red hot passage. He had
reached an iron door, white with the
terrific heat. lie had shut the door
ana he had persisted ere he could re-
turn 1T reminds us of the Savior.
don't it3' said a rough man In tho
vast crowd at the funeral. HE died
like yon TO save us from destruction
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

Many bulldogs face serves him TO
inspire fear long after he has lost his
teeth. Albany Journal
Often "a certain man. Is a mighty
uncertain individual. ~ Philadelphia
inquirer
II isn't much OF bargain that isn't
one-sided. The trouble is 10 get on
the right Hide.--Deseret News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
With Scissors and Paste
THOIlGuTs rOK THE nav.

II was stephen Rerrlen Stanton
who said There is no failure but
the failure to attempt"
II was Lord Byron who said
They never fail who die
In a great cause; the block may soak
their gore;
Their heads may sodden in the sun,
their limbs
BE strung 10 city gates and castle
walls,
But still their spirit walks abroad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
WINTER WEATHER AND WAR.
Scientific Americana

NNVTFTIFTITN 4NIITVF TVNITT
The two main theaters of the pres
ent war differ greatly from each oth-
er in the winter climates. Western
Europe enjoys comparatively mild
winters under the Influence of pre-
vailing westerly and souihwesterlv
winds from the Atlantic ocean, which,
like all large bodies of water has but
small range of temperature from
summer to winter The climate is,
however very moist, SO that meder-
ate degree OF cold produces much dis
comfort Cloudy weather prevails
considerably more often than in any
part OF the United states, except per-
haps the region OF the Great Lakes
and the extreme north Pacific coast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

As we go inland we find no abrunt
change of conditions, as there Is no
large range Of mountains running
parallel TO the Atlatic coast. to form
q climatic divide; very gradually,
however, the climate becomes more
continental and the present eastern
theater of the war is in region that
is intermediate in climate between the
marine conditions of the western
coast and the truly continental eli
mate of central Russia,
THE snowfall increases generally
from west to east; not because of an
increase In the total precipitation
Grain plus snow, for this actually de-
ereases, but because, with lower tenn
peratures, a large proportion Of the
precipitation takes the frozen form
The snowfall also increases markedly
with altitude.
Both regions are subject Ia rania
ana frequent changes in temperature
under the influence of barometric de-
pressions passing from west to east
although, especially in the eastern re-.
Sion these are somewhat less fro
quent than in the northeastern Init
cd states, as the main Euronean
storm tracks lie north Of the war
zone.
With respect TO Temperature and
showfall, one might say in very gem
eral terms that the western theater az
war has The climate of South Carolina.
Whiie the eastern has that Of Iowa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
The St0rytelIers


A tourist once happened TO meet
the usual oldest lnhabitant' OF a VII
lage. In the course Of conversation
he asked the ancient his age.
Il be Just a hundred was the re-
ply.
We'll. doubt il you'll see another
hundred years. said the tourist, try
ing 10 make conversation.
~ don't know so much about that,
master" was the hopeful response.
81 be stronger now than when L
started on my first hundred"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

II is noted by the fashion makers
that skirts are to be wider. We hope
that the pendulum viii not swing
quite 70 the opposite are OF the cir
Gle from the hobble skirt and the
sheath gown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

Villa accuses Provisional President
Gutierrez OF lootlng the Mexican
treasury before he deeamped Loot
ing the treasury seems to be the chief
indoor sport Of the presidents Of that
alleged republic,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
FOR A BAD COLD

The surest way TO stop a cold is to
liVen the liver and cleanse the bowels,
ana the incest cathartie to do this is
Decent box of Cascarets. Take one or
two Cascarets tonight and your cold
may be gone by morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
Nice Name.

What Is domestic science, hey?
That's Just a little quirk
TO Keep from soaring girls away
Who don't like kitchen work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
sliylocI.

can any one in the audience lend
me a $40 gold piece?' asked the pres
tldigitator.
ION what?' queried the pawn
broker in the third row.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

why do you shift around SOP"
I'm trying to find a section of
landscape explained the artist, that
includes no telegraph pole. KANSAS
City journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
Tempus Ieuait.

why. what in the world has be-
come of your watch? The one you
used to have had handsome gold
case"
Il know it did, but circumstances
alter cases. philadelphia Telegraph
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

III any man IN mood f0rlOrn
Should lift public wall
Like that Of any auto horn
He'd surely land in jail.
Washington Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
Bits of HumOr


MY husband is Just like our fur
mace" sighed Mrs. Blnks IAN day
he smokes and at night he goes out"
Philadelphia Ledger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

Billy sunday snys he would not
swap iohs with the president There
is no danger of anybody asking him
Ia swap.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

The Germans are said to have Sc
lectod Prince Otto of Windischgraets
Ia be king Of Belgium. The Ger
mans arc thorough or nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

This IS the final session Of the Six
ty-third congress, aud the end OF saw
eral congressmen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

GENUINE NAVAJO BLANKETS
fer sale, about half price. Room 3,
Whiting building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

No matter what you want II will
save you time and money If you use
the Journals want columns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27

Grandpa Wilson feels that the ad-
minlsuaiion has made good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-27
100 pounds best quality
Greeley Potatoes S1.6s

20 lbs. hest Mexican Beans. 81. 90
! lbs, nice Dried Peaches Csc
Hest quality Sauerkraut, quart !. 10c
ao-ib. box fancy Apples .... 81. 90
sweet Oranges. dor. $50. f0c to soc
cans good quality Tomatoes. 25c
! cans OF Leader Peas ..... 25c
p cans Sweet Corn .......... 25c
california Fruit Jams, can ..1Oc
Good quality Roast Coffee 20c
30c quality Roast Coffee csc
sSc quality Roast Coffee. 3gc
Mcoshng breakfast Coffee -. SOC
We arc making very low prices ON all
Winter Goods.
hoSs' Zoe Sweaters. now soc
Mems St2S Flannel shirts Ssc
Mems SIPS Vests. now e0c
BOYS 8ac Vests, now osc
Quilts.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Nojna IA vsakOvrstne osvobodi.
TIVE je kljub vsem deklamacijam
in ornamentOm roparska vojna.
&c hi mogel kdo pc vsem odloGil-
no zmagati. hi bill brezobzirno O.
svajal V Evropi; ker nina nihee
zeleznih pesti. da hi zmlel ma
sprotnika, hotcjo trgati AfrikH
Med sabo sc bodo ~natezali, kolikor
Sc bodo mogli, afrisko prebival-
stvo pa nina militaristiGne maSi-
ncrije, da hi Sc uprlo in mora
sprejeti gospOdaria. XII mu ga do
loGijo silniki. Zdaj je dobro, da
Sc preliva tudi njcgova kri "a ev-
ropske kapitaliste; kadar bodo
kockali IA njegovo usodo, DO mo-
ralo stati kotu in drzati jerk
za zobmi.
Use iluzije ne %pOmogajo mic.
SvobOde ne %prinaSajo tirani kot
darilo. Dokler 81 ie ne bodo pribo-
rili narodi prot tiranom, .je ne
bodO uzivali. A da ST jo morejo
%priboriti, morajo biti narodi soil
darn prot svojim zatiralcem. Ker
MISC slozni, iih ~izigravajo priv.
lcgirani mOrilci druzega prot
drugemu, slcpeci Jill, da Sc boju-
jcJo Ease, docim Sc zrtvujejo "a
Svoje deSpote in kapitalisti6ne IL
koriSGevalcc.
Tudi scdanja vojna .je TAXA ve-
lezlotinska igra. Kdor je prija-
tell narodov in njihove svobode,
mora pomagati, da spoznajo to
rcSnico. Use zavedno in nezaved.
no zaslepljevanje .ic nevsrno, kaj
ii kdor pritakuje svobodo kot pre-
zcnt, ne bo nikoli naSel prave poti
do ME.
Predsednik Wilson misli, da DO
y polctnem caSu zapoSlen pri mi
rovnem pogajanju. Zeleli hi, da
hi dobil Sc pref to delo. Kajti mir
je najvaznejSe ~vpraSanje. Kdor
hi incl to moe, da ustavi preliva-
ME krvi, hi 81 $ TEN pridobil veejo
zasluge cd omega, XII hi najideal-
ncje razdelil Evropo. Vojna slabi
narode; elm wee krvi bodo izgu.
bill "a svojc tirane, tenn mani mo
ci bodo incl "a svojo osvoboditev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
DRAGE vOLITVE.

Zadnji yolilni boz Y Chicago ie
bil hud ne lie pc popreGnih a.
meriskih Scgah. temvee Sc nekoli-
ko hujSi. cato pa j Q sprawl tudi
preccl dcnaria V promet. Toliko
so veljalc te volitve, da hi Sc mo-
rail- delavci oh tenn vendar neko-
liko zamisliti. g..
Mesto jc izdalo "a primarne voS
litve 100000, "a glavne pa 215.OOO
dolarjev. To nj malo. Toda veliko
VEGA Je svota izdatkOv, XII so jih
lmeli kandidatjc. Kakor so javili
casopisi. ie tidal Sweitzer "a pri-
marine volitve 100000, "a glavne
pa 325.OOO, skupaj torej 475.OOO
d%olarjev; Thompson "a primarne
volitve 100000, "a glavne 20O.O 900;
Olson "a primarne $4,000, Jacob
Hey $4,000, Harrison 100. Will
son in drugi dcmokraticni kandi-
DAFT $4,000. Skupna svota znasa
10000 d~olarjev.
Plaza chicaSkega zupana znasa
$4,000 dolarjev ma leto, "a VISA stiri
leta torej 10000 dolariev. Clovek
bi moral misliti. da je znorel kan
didat, Xxi ida 100000, 1000 do
larjev, cato da Jill DO dobil $4,000.
Da bi 81 liudje delali take stroske
lie zaradi slave, tudi nj posebno
verjetno. Thompson je STEER plaGal
IA 100000 podob svojega zlabtne-
ga obraza in "a poStnino $4,000
doia.jV IN @sutU 81 J, vso rAcst3
Seznanilo njegovo sliko. Ali to ie
vidcl Glovek tudi V Gasopisih, XII
fotografirajo vse znamcnitc ljudi:
candidate, profcsoric. samomo-
rilce, umetnikc. pisatelje, ponesre-
tcnce, iznajditelje, pohvaljene po.C
l%icistc, razbojnike i t. d. Ia samo
slave hi bio TO ma vsak naGin pre-
wee denaria; torci ic to slaba
kupeija.
Takim slabim trgovccm Sc pray
zaprav ne hi smcla prcpustiti u
prava mesta.
Ali pa morda kupGija lie nj tako
slaba, kakor izgleda? Ma kakscn
nacin Sc TO izravna? IL Gigavega
zepa gredo V resnici vciikanske
svote, XII Jill volitvc pozira.io? In
komu so z%avczani kandidatic. XII
so izvoljeni?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
SUHA VOJSKA.

ChicaSki prohibicionisti So pri
zadnjlh volitvah tako pogoreli.
da lie pridejo ) Svojim neznatnim
Stcvilom glasov V tenn mestu niti
V poStcv, kakor Sc sploh lahko o.
Para, da nina Ia vodena hinav-
Selma po vclikih mestih nobene
We. jave. Kljub temu bi radi ko.
mandirali. NekakSna ''liga zako-
ma in reda" .ie skupno $ protisa-
lonsko ligO ma zborovanju V hote.
lu La Sale pozivala guvernerja
Dunneja, maj da oh mcclellan 4
milico zapreti salonc. Ker ne
morejo Chicago popolnoma po-
susit', zahtevajo vsaj svojo suho
nedeljo. In kcr Sc nihce ne OH.
ra ma njihove pridige, mai hi DO.
slal guvcrner kanone in strojne
puSke prot hudicu. Use tie ne.
umnosti pa ne bodo imelc druge.
"a uspeha, kakor to, da bodo ne
kateri ljudje IL kliubOvantja Sc
wee pill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

P"" Hd>IdN' M praNl. eta 10 l. MIN
|podvoJila >vojo vojsko.
DoSlcj Sc nj nobcncga znamcnja
mlru. lzjavc. teorcticnc zahtcvc.
druzega mic.
II NaShingtoma 81 brzojayili
pogojc, oh katcrih hi bila NcmGija
pripravljena Skleniti mir te
proSijo lavczniki zanj.
Potcm jc priScl drug telegram ::
Pogojl lavcznikov "a mir ce
proSi Ncmtija zanj.
To znati: Ena in druga stran
hi hvalila : bogovc. cc hi Sovraa.
mix >toril prvi korak. Sam pa ga
nlhrc nocc Storiti. Xakai to hi
v>akdo >matral "a znamenie sla-
hoStl, IA priznanjc poraza. i'm t.
"a ne more nobena drzava riS-
kirati, kajti Sedai gre "a cast"
Mice ne more doSlcj reel. da ic
prlSla od tc ali od one strani pros
MIA IA mir. &c p~ripoyeduie ia al
oml naScmu WilSonu. kaj 81 mora
zgoditi. ia >klcue mir. jc TO tako
kakor da hi PROPORTIONAL svojc
pogoj" go>podu \cznanovicu IL
\ikodcgrada. Zedinjcnc drzavc
:" nrvtraluc in kdor Jim kai 20
worn q volni IN miru, mi nasprot
mika ME pro>il in mu nj ME ponu
jail.
Toda brez pomona vcndar MISC
take >ugc>ti.ic. &c Sc kajzer Vii
Jcm ne hi zanimal IA mir, ne bi
pripovcdoval Wil>onu Svojih idei
o pogojih. In cc hi sir Grey sma-
trial TO tlpanjc IA privatnc cencc
nc hi n%dgovar.jal.
ScVcda. oficiclncga nj bilo ME
-razun WilSona, Xxi .ic ~navSezad
ME vendar o~ficiclna oseba. In
Wilson. ki je sam smatral te liza
We "a takO ncoficielnc, da jih nj
mk0mur oficielno nazmanjal, TEN
wee .iih lc izrocil sploSni .javnosti
po tasopiSih. vidi vcndar V Nth
znamcnla, da lc bolic, &c ostane V
Washingtonu. kakor da gre V San
Francisco.
Pogojl II in druge Strani so
pat dalcc uarazcn kakor Grinto.
9 in Triglav. Ncmciia pravi ::
J. Y Evropi maj Sc vzpostavi
status quo - nobrna izmed vol.
.SkuioGih 50 drIav mai Sc ne raz-
Sri:
, \cmciia predlaga, ola mai So
kolonilc. zlasti one Y Afriki. ma
novo razdclc:
3. \cmGija izprazni Belgijo, cd
klanja pa vsako platilo kakSne
odSkodnine paG pa ic ~pripravlje.
ma placati primcrno kupnino "a
svobodno drzavo Konga;
!. \cmciia predlaga. mai Sklc
ncjo Nclika Britannia in vsc osta
le drzavc pogodbo. Xxi zajam6i svo.
bodo ma NORTH in imunitcto DO.
morske trgovine V vojnem casu.
Zavezniki pa odgovariaio:
|. Nemcija maj izprazni Belgi
10 i'm j vrnc vso suvercnsko oh
last
,. Nemcija mai plaza Belgiji cd
Skodnino "a Skodo, XII jo .ie pc.
vzrocila 5 svojo invazijo;
3. Nemtija maj izroci Franci.ji
Alzacijo in Loreno in j plaza cd
skodnino za invaziio;
1. Ncmcija maj izro6i Rusiji
prusko Poljsko, Avstriia pa Ga.
licijo;
3. Avstriia mai prcpusti Srbiji
Bosno in herzegovina;
6. NcmSkc kolonijc V Afriki mai
So razdelc med zavcznikc.
To so, kakorIe videti, sama ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Sc EN- NOVINEC.


New York nj edino izvolieno
meSto Y obljublieni dezeli ameris-
kin S%lovencev. Tudi V Clevelandu
Sc pOraja izveliGanje in prinaSa ga
nov list Z znaGilnim imenom $50
ga Sam o sebi pravi, da .je bill
potreben, in mi mic ne dvomimo,
da ga je kdo potreboval. Vprasa
Sc lie, kdo? Slovensko ljudstvo v
Ameriki ne bi bilo MANFRED mic IL,
gubilo, te bi bila Storklia pustila
to Slogo tam, kier .ie bila doslej.
Nova tOvariSica nam ie Y nekem
oziru pray vsec. OdkritosrGna ie
namret boil nego hoGe biti. 10
maj ie pogledala bell svet, pa 10
re vsakdo lahko pozna in razume.
Ne pray pO njcni zelii. kajti
Slogini namcni so take vrste, da
IN bio zanJo najbrzc k~oriStneje,
ce bi Jlh vsaj cd zaGetka nekoliko
bolje zakrila. Tistih backov. Xxi Sc
sedajo ma limanicc takih nacel,
kakrsna razglasa Sloga. je V Anne
riki re precei zmanikalo.
Svollm citateljem Sc predstav-
liza Sloga T. zatrdilom, da nj Ger.
kven ali verski list. ampak da DO
stala ma staliscu cdino pravih ka-
toliSkih naGel. To hi ze skorai "a
dOstovalO. da hi Sc poznali. Amcri-
kanski Slovenec tudi nj cerkven
list, ampak lie stoii ia ''edino pra-
VEN staliScu katoliSkih naGel".
No, to popolnoma zadoStuje, da
ie klerikalen do mozga. In taxa
hOce b It'll pac tudi liubezniva
Sloga.
Bill smo nekoliko radovedni.
kaksna ie tista sloga, "a katcro
hoGe Sloga vihteti nee in pero.
kaJti pOsamezna beseda nam dan
danes he pove dosti. Sloga je lah-
ko lepa rec, pa tudi neumna in
Skodliiva, kakor re je. Veleposest-
Mkt V juznih drzavah so tudi cd
svojih crnih suzniev zahtevali,
mai bodo slozni z mimi - "a ohra-
nitev suzenjstva.
Naiprei pole nova druzica lepo
pesem o narodni slogi vseh Slo-
vencev, XII je re zaradi svoje sta
rosti postala dolgoGasna. Ce hi
Sloga mislila, da je taxa sloga
mOgota. hi jo moral smatrati "a
neumno. ker pa mislimO, ola nj ne
umna, Smo prepricani, da sama ne
verjame vanio.
Slovenci ne stole ma tisti stop
Mi kulture kakor Eskimoti ali
Patagonci. - Tehnika modernega
sveta Je ze V starem kraju prodr-
la do mas; delitev della So poznali
ze naSi Ocaki, kO so Sc naselili OBJ
Alpah in Jadranskem morju. VISA
stoletja so ziveli V tesnih stikih z
drugimi narodi' in njih civilizaci-
jO; kakor pri sosedih so Sc tudi
pri NTH razvili razredi in z mimi
nujna razredna nasprotja.
Kjer so n%asprotia, tam pa ne
o biti sloge. Tam je lie dvoie
mogoce: g~ospodstvo. XII ga suzenj
mirno trpi. ali pa BOZ.
kaj misli Sloga, da so nastale
stranke narodih le zaradi zaba-
We ~posamcznih Judi? Narodi Sc
lociio V stranke cato, ker so Jill
gospodarska nasprotja locila. In
dokler bodo narodi po raznih 60
spodarskih interesih razceplieni,
ne bo narodne sloge ma svetu.
Mi bi vedcli "a receipt, s kate
rim hi So dala priGarati sloga vseh
Slovcncev; ampak dvomimo, da
ina Sloga potrebne medicine V
zalogi, in &c hi Jill imcla, dvomimo,
da hi Jill hOtela porabiti. Genie
ma Sloga mai napravi, da bodo vsi
Slovenci enakO bOgati, pa bodo
kmalu slozni.