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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
CRUISER LOSES ANCHOR
The Tennessee Drops II While Hasten
ing Out of Hampton
nOnts.

NORFOLK. VA. May o4.--Thc CRUZ
ser Tennessee, in her haste TO clear
Hampton Roads on Sunday night with
n detachment OF marines. ordered to
Santo Domingo for duty In restoring
order among the rebels. lost one OF her
big anchors. The fact was made
known to-day when naval tugs with
grappling hooks were sent to the CRUZ
sers anchorage place 10 try to re-
cover It.
1t also was announced that the order
changing the name OF the Tennessee
to the L, S. 6. Memphis was effective on
Thursday. The change was necessary
as the name Tennessee has been Sc
lected for one OF the preadnouEhts in
course OF construction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
PRESIDENT AND HIS WIFE
AT WEDDING IN NEW YORK
Guests Mt Marriage of DIR. Cary T.
Grn!s"n md Miss Aiirc Ger
trudc Gordon.

NEW YORK, May 24.-president and
Mrs. Wilson were guests to-day at the
wedding OF pr. Cary T. Grayson. the
White House physician. and Miss Alice
Gertrude Gordon, Of Washington and
New York. in the chapel OF St Georges
The President came here especially for
the ceremony. and left here shortly
afterwards for Washington.
The President and his wife. accom-
panied by Secretary and Mrs McAdoo,
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. the Presi-
dents cousin; Charles r. Crane, of
Chicago. and John Randolph Boiling, a
brother of Mrs. Wilson. arrived at the
chapel promptly at o'clock. and the
ceremony was at once begun. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson were ushered to the front
pew OF the church. which was solid,y
banked with white flowers
Miss Gordon is a daughter o. the
late Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Gordon, of
Washington. and a niece of Mrs Henry
Wood F'lournoy. OF Farmville, Va, and
Mrs. y. r. Flournoy. OF Richmond
DR. Grayson's hest man was Surgeon
Archibald NJ Fauntleroy. L. S ~
There were two ushers. Colonel VIII
liam W. Harris, L. S A. military aid to
the President. and Captain Robert L.
Berry. L. s. ". the Presidents naval
aid. and commander of the Presidents
yacht. May1ower.
The bride was given away by her
cousin. and former guardian, Patrick
Wood Flournoy. of Charleston. w Va.
When the couple left the Flournoy
residence, both the President and Mrs
Wilson Joined other guests in show
ernE them with confetti from second
story windows. The President laughed
heartily when Il white slipper thrown
by one Of the guests landed on top
of their automobile, and stayed there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Haif-hOur service. Young WOmcn's
ChristiRn AssOcintiOp. O'Clock,
speaking by Mrs. }. Calvin Stewart.
Advertisers Club luncheon, Lex
inEton Hotel. 1915 o'clock, address
by John +. BOiSsenu.
Acndcmy-Pricc Players, I'm "'rhc
Woman In the Case" $3.50.
Lyric-POpulnr vaudeville; mnti-
nee. 81 night, . $40 and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Announcement was received here last
night of the marriage in Washington
yesterday of Miss Christine Farley, OF
Cpl North Eighth Street, TO Lewis Il.
Clary. of 1909 Bainhrdse street The
ceremony was performed By Rev. ~.
y. Downer The young couple was
attended by relatives from this city
After brief wedding trip they will
make their home at City Point, where
the groom is engaged in business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Nlrs. i. II. I,enrn.c.

The body Of Mrs. j. T. rcnrose. who
died in Los Angeles. Cal. on May Ia
will reach the city this morning. The
funeral services will be held in the
home OF her brother in-law, l.. G
Clarke, of ZIG North Thirty-second
Street. at ; o'clock this afternoon.
Intermrnt will be made in Oakwood
Cemetery.
Mrs. Peurose. who was the daughter
OF the late William y. and Molly For
tune Chalkley. of this city, leaves her
husband. DIR. ]. T. Pcnrosc. Of Los
Angeles: n sister Mrs. f. c. Clarke
and a brother. William s. Chalkley
both of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
WOMAN's STATUS AGAIN
BEFORE PREsBYTER|ANs
Becomes Subject OF Protest to BE
Registered To-Day by Fifty OF
the 800 Commissioners.
TO INCREASE ENDOWMENT FUND
Southern Assembly Sets Aside Third
Sunday I'm September AS Special
Day for Calling for Money for
Ministerial Relief.

ORLANDO. FLA. May 24.-Womans
status in the Southern Presbyterian
church. which emerged from a maze of
parliamentary entanglemcnts ycster-
day practically unchanged, became the
subject to-day Of a protest to be reg
istered tomorrow by at least nifty
of the less than 800 commissioners at
tending the general assembly here. Al
an informal meeting to-day. after the
first session. they appointed COM
mittee of five to frame protest
against the defeat of an amendment
yesterday. which provided that wom-
en- he prohibited from eXpounding the
Scriptures or leading in prayer in the
public worship of the church."
The assembly to-day also decided 70
increase the endowment fund for min
isterial relief TO $1,000 900. and To set
aside the third Sunday in September
of this year only as special day for
calling for money for this fund II
also was agreed that young men study
ing for the ministry should not he
given money outright as heretofore,
but that they should be given loans
from the fund. The loans 10 be
paid back later. either in cash or In
work for q church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 24-Henry
Sampson. a moldcr. died to-day at hi1
home. 800 South Washington Street.
He was one of the oldest members OF
Sarepta Lodge OF odd Fellows. and also
member OF Seminole Tribe Of Red
Men. Several children survive hin,t Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

taken seat. complaining of feeling
unw"n. y physician was called. but
before he arrived the man was dead.
Mr. Brown was native OF Princess
Anne County. but had lived In Norfolk
thirty-tve years Ito is survived By HIS
wife and one daughter. Mrs. T.. r. Cops-
land. of Norfolk. ami one brother. Moses
Brown, OF Princess Anne. rSN&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
dter. and belonged TO Company 3.
Ninth Virginia Cavalry. He was
prominent farmer. and for many years
Justice of the peace.
Mrs. H.. \. Thomas.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
CREWE. VA. May 2i.--Mrs L. ~
ihomas died at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. w. j. Shustcr. OF Portsmouth. on
Monday. The body was brought here
and Inferred in tho Crewc' Cemetery
on Wednesday afternoon. DR.. Lacy. OF
the Episcopal Church. assisted by Rev
u. 5. Poser. of the Christian Church
conducted the funeral services. Re-
sides her husband Mrs. Thomas leaves
one slstcr. Mrs. ". ]. Shnstor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
AMENDMENT is LOST
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

After the assembly had voted early
In the week that women should not
he allowed to preach, 1t took up the
subject of whether they should
be recognized as deaconesses Dur
ing discussion Of the latter feature.
the amendment objected to-day was
offered. and II was carried. At tho
session yesterday afternoon. however.
long statement of the churchs at
titude toward women was presented
and At practically the same time II
was moved to reconsider the vote by
which the restrictive amendment had
been passed in the morning. on re-
consideration the amendment was lost
The protest planned to-day is TO he
presented to the assembly Tomorrow,
with the request that IT be recorded on
minutes.
Argument to-day in favor or tho 81
100000 endowment; fund for ministerial
relief II was stated that the Presbv-
teriars had more than 5000. 600 in
"ested in educa tional institutions The
total enrolment In Presbyterian insti-
tuuons last year was s,155
The assembly to-day chose Birminr-
ham as the 1917 meeting place Chat
tanooEa. Charleston. W. Va, and Du-
rant. Okla, had asked for next years
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
The Weather
{ FurnIsheI by q. y. Ncath,z Bureau.
I'orecnst: Virginia

FOrecRst: Virginia
Fair n h RS q q y,
warmer central and
southeast 20 Oni
Friday fair.
Worth Carolina
Fair II u II r n d q y.
warmer central and
southeast POT q n (,
Friday fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
NORFOLK. VA. May William r.
brown. aged sixty mine years. died sud-
denly yesterday in tho Offices OF a To-
cal lumber company. where he had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Local Temperature.

~ noon temperature. IS
J.. NJ. temperature. .. 6S
Maximum temperature to S i. NJ. Is
Minimum temperature TO S T. NJ. %
Mean temperature. S.
Norman temperature for this date. 20
oehciency in temperature. 6
Deficiency in temperature since
March L.. ................... lo7
Accumulated excess since January
rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Local ItalufnlI.

Rainfall. - hours ending $ T. NJ.
Rainfall. - hours ending s T. NJ. o.
Deficiency in rainfall since March
1900: ........... ......... Al
deficiency in rainfall since Lanu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Wanted In DnnvIIIe.

pe'ec'ive-Sergcants Willy and KEEL
lam yesterday arrested J. 4. Lyon on
warrant charging him with being n
fugitive from justice in Danvilie where
ne is said TO be wanted for larceny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
AWARDED $4,000 BY JURY
Edward Chinn Sued Ice Compnny for
Damages for I.oas of His
Eyesighf.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch

FREDERICKSBURG VA. May a.
In the Circuit Court of Stafford Coun-
ty. in the case OF Edward Chinn, OF
this city. against the Cool Spring Ice
Company. for damages for the loss of
his eyesight, caused by an explosion
at the plant of the company. the jury
brought In A verdict awarding $4,000
damages 20 Chinn. subject to the de-
cision Of the court on the demurrer to
the evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Local barometer headings.

barometer treduced to sea leveD.
a. VI 80. OIL
Barometer treduced TO sea leveD S
J.. NJ observation-disclosures 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Nrs William ch,n,,,.

[Snccial to The Times Dispatch.J
GLADE.SBORO. VA. MAY 2i-Mrs
William Chandler died on Sunday and
was buried on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Local Observation. n, &

Temperature, 60; humidity. Sc wind.
direction, north; wind. velocity, 4 ;
state of weather, cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-25
Mr. Glass Denies
He Couets Position
Lynchburs Congressman Says
He Is Not Grosping for
Political Distin ction.

The Times dispatch has received tho
iollowing letter from Representative
Carter Glass:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

razumeli to plemenitO misel. Jill je pa med slo-
venskimi delavci tako malo. da komai in komaj
vzdrzujemo Proletarca. Stemi narOcniki i'm
oglasi, kolikor Jill ina list, sc absolutno he mo-
rejo pokrivati stroSRi! Re lansko leto hi bill "a
bredli v velik deficit, ako hi he bill dobili lepe
svote "Listu V podporo". Marsikdo ne razumc
kakO je TO, da nekateri listi lahko ceneje in brez
podpore ~izhajajo. Stvar ie popolnoma enostavna.
List, kateri sc tiskajo v 10000 in wee izvodih sta
nejo IA Sest stopcev in osem strani kar Sc ti6e
tiskarne - niti $1,000 cd tisoc. Mi. Xxi imamo
manic cirkulacijo, pa placamo IN vsakih tisoc IL
tisov mad $4,000. To ie razlocek, kajne, in to ie
tisti cevelj, kateri mas vedno zuli
Delavci! Mi hi radi obdrzali Proletarca ma
oSmih straneh. &c ie to mOgoce. pOtem odgovo-
rite. Mi hi vsako leto radi izdali pc wee kniig,
katere hi bilo vredno titati. &c je to mogote
zopet povejte. Mi apeliramo ma vas, da porav-
nate stare narocnino in nam posljete novih ma
rocnikov. TO so stvari, katere ie- treba nemudo-
ma reSiti. Ne izdajamo lista zavoljo privatnega
businesa, pac pa zavolio delavske. po vsem civil
liziranem svetu pripoznane organizaciie in sma-
tramo, da bodo delavci mas APPEL razumeli in po-
magali listu il zadrege.
Prva naloga vseh zavednih delavcev je torej,
da povzdignemo "Proletarca", uradno glasilo
Jugoslovanske socialistiGne zveze "a Ameriko
Dale, da citamo in razSirjamo socialistiGne bro
Sure in knjizice, Xxi Jill ina V zalogi list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
.RIZ MA CORR,
IVAN CANkAR.

Iii sama Sc peljes ma pOgrebScino! TAX ii
Je obraz, da hi tie zgrabil in vrgel 2 vOza, ce bi te
ne incl rad! Idaj hos videla svojega fanta. hos
videla, kako Sc je poskricil! No, vrag ga vzemi
ne govorim o njem, drugace hi mislila, Ola sem mu
Zaviden!"
Hanci j. bila pot predolga, villa Sc je nepre-
stano ma desno, Ma levo. Srce il je utripalo nemir-
no; V strahu in zalosti je bila Sc senca upanja.
"Ocitala sem mu prezgodaj, obsodila sem ga
po krivici. KIDD mi je povedal, da Sc je vrnil, kdo
je povedal, da je pozabil Nance Tako slabotno
IN lahkoverno srce! Ena sama neprijazna bese-
ola pa glej, vzdignil Sc je crn rj nelepeih mi
Sill"
ZaIelcla 81 je, da hi mu videla v oci. samo "a
trenotek i'll Od daiec spoznala bi ga takoj. Ge ie
Mate. ali ce je tujec.
"Veliko 81 hodil pc svetu, Tone kaksna so
dekleta tam, V velikih mestih 90
lie VEN, zakaj prasasl No, Bog 2 Min -.
Dekleta so lepa v velikih mestih in cloveka izpre-
lett, ce zasumi takale drobna stvarca mimo MEGA.
Ampak Ia ve skupaj hi ne dial pocenega grosa.
V nevarnosti je mlad FAINT, XII ina Sc brenceljne v
CLAW; clovek. Xxi je kaj izkusil, pa debelo plume
in gre dale pc svoji poti!'
tudno Sc je zdelo Hanoi. da hi incl Mate rad
kako drugo zensko. toda strah nj hotel liz srca.
izpred oci nj hotela tista lepa gospa v sumeGi svi.
lcni obleki.
Iadaj so Sc razgovarjali in smeiali. Izmed
VSeh giasov Sc Je razlocil Tank, brenceci glas kle-
petave sivilJe, postarne device, suhotne in bledi-
kaSte. Hanoi Sc je zdelo, ola gOvori samo zanio in
resnicno sc ebila sivilja nekoliko sklonila in 10
govorila glasneje:
'VceraJ sem ga videla ma fari! Sci je mosko
in me Sc pogledal nj. Mi tudi nj do n~jegovih be.
sed! Gosposki je bill, sirok klobuk je incl, kakor
reto. III Iametno sukniicO. Pc vsej fari ze povO.
re, da Je zacel z novo uciteljico. S tisto, XII Sc OH.
ra "a vsakim moskim in sodi v solo kakor iaz M
priznico 80"
Tone sc Je razsrdil, sam nj vedel zakaj.
'kaJ pa tie brigajo drugi ljudje, gobezdalog
MAJ ]zaeenJa s komer hoee, njegova rec ie!''
SivilJa Je govorila dale, sklonila Sc je Sc
blize.
'Ampak lepa JIG, tudi We, ola je lepa! Nasemi
Sc, ola hi me bio tako sram ma cesto. Bluzo nosi.
ki ina rokave stroke in komaj do komolcev in XII
Je izrezana pod vratom. Pravijo cello, da kadi ci-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
Kan, naPrej ali nazaj?

Sodnigi, cas- ie. da govorimo o vazni zadevi.
VI vsi znate. kai je Prletarec. Re veGkrat smo
povedali, da je to edini list tiskan V slovenskcm
Jeziku tostran Atlantika, katerega upravljajo slo-
Venski delavci, organizirani V socialisti6ni stran-
Xxi. kdor misli drugace, dotiGni sam sebe vedo-
ma ali pa nevedoma vara. List je toraj vas i'm
plsati sc v MEM nemore drugace, kakor IN vase
delavske .interese. Zal, da nekateri naroGniki
bescdo WAS list" narobe tolmaGijo. En- par jih
Je, kateri so Sc pritozili rekoc: &c ie list mas, "a
KAY ste nam ga pa ustavili. Prijatelji, to he gre.
Kajneda, mnogo IL med vas je organiziranih v
podpornih Jednotah i'm Zvezah. Torai so te jed
note in Zveze vase, ampak ako ne placate redno
mesecnih asesmentov, ste prviG suspendirani, V
drugic pa izkljuGeni.
Proletarec ina re cd svojega rojstva vedno
teak BOZ IA obstanek. Res je, da je med Slovenci
lie malo analfabetov, toda drugo vpraSanje pa je,
kaJ to lludstvo RADIO citaf VeGina enostavno to,
kar so jh ucili V mladosti V ljudskih solah Ia
kole nekoliko katekizma. prijaznih povesti in Sund
romanov, povrh pa Sc nekaj "a smeh in kratek
cas-. Povdarjamo. da $ TEN ne mislimo vseh eta
Jocih Slovencev, ampak fakt ie, Ga tako Gtivo
ugaja vetini in to ie treba povedati, akoravno
bn bila tudi kje kakSna camera. Pri listu kot je
Proletarec, ne moreno biti ~prijatelii starokopit-
mega zurnalizma. Proletarec mora uciti d~elavstvo
nekaj vzvisenega, kar je ravno V nasprotju z
%danasnjo druzbo in njenimi uredbami Da hi pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

kot delavci. XII stremimo izven koncneea
eliza tudi po izboljSanju sedaniih druzabnih raz-
mer, sc posluzujemo poleg organizaciic V naivecii
meri t~asopisja. C~asopisje je ona sila, pred katero
imaJo respekt vsi sloji zakai GaSopisie della Jaw
no mnenJe, pa maj 81 DO to re ma korist tel ali oni
smeri. hadar govori c~asOpisje. takrat narod po-
slusa, kakor je V starih cash p~osluSalo liudstyo
sivolasega starcka. Casopisje proglasa vojno.
sklepa mir, r~aziskuie resnico in Sciti interese.
kdo danes sploh posluic brez GasopisiaY Vsaka
organlzaciJa, Xxi hoce kai, %vcliati, ina danes
svoJ casopis. Tudi posamezniki, XII iSceio svojih
mteresov, posedujeio c~asopiSe. ZdravniSke orga-
~nizaciJe, solske, verske, pravne, modroslovne.
prirodoslovne, zelezniSke, BORNE dr.. inStitucije
imajo svoja glasila. C~asopisje je vclikanska sila,
katerega vrednost So ne da preceniti. (isto ma
ravno Je torej, da Sc te neprecenljive vredncsti
casopisJa zaveda V gOtovi meri tudi proletarjat.
u novim letom no Prolctarec enajst let
star. kdor jc med tenn Gasom Zasledoyal delay.
sko glbanje V Ameriki, la We, ola vzdrzevanje
lsta, XII zagovarja delavske interese. nj lahka
stvar. ' casu njegovega obstanka Sc ie V sploSni
anlerikanski javnosti Z ozirom ma Casnikarsko
resnost IN dostojnost, spremenilo mnogo, kajti
Proletarec je neusmiljeno kritiziral vso gnjilobo.
kJer kohl Sc Je pojavila. mai 81 ie bilo pri nash
ozJih druzabnih ali pa ~sploSnih kapitalisticnih
mstituciJah. 5 tenn 81 je pridobil list sploSen ugled
IN tudi prllJubljenost pri naiSh zavednih DELAY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

eth, XII s%tejejo danes re tisoce. Toda pri vsem tenn
list Sc daleG nj to. kar hi incl biti. kar Sc marco
nikov tice. &c pOmislimo, da je V Ameriki mai
mamie $4,000 slOvenskih delavcev, XII citajo. mo-
ramo priznati, da mas caka Sc mnogo della, mnogo
a~gitacije, dokler prepritamo slovenskega delavcn,
da je njegova dolznOst, Ge hoGe da sc gospodarske
razmere predrugacijo citati in agitirati IA list, Xxi
zagovarja in sc bojuie IA njegove interese.
Vseh zavednih oelavcev dolznost je torcj ola
to Orozjc Guvajo in ga oiacujeiO; zakai dan Osvo-
BOHEMIA IL mezdnega suzcnjsva sc nj priSel "a
vrniti DO trcba Sc marsikak napad. in kako obcut-
no bo delavstvO trpelo, &c "Proletarec ne DO mo-
gel odbijati napade nasih sovraznikov V toliki
meri, kakor bi bilo treba, da vrzemo masprotnika
nazai in Sc med pripravimo "a nov pohod k nase-
mu konGnemu ciliu.
Sodrugi delavci! &c bono zvrSili dolzno-
sti, Xxi nam Jill ~nalagajo potrebe IN vzdrzevanie
najodlicnejSega orOzia V nasem boiu IA koncGno
gOspodarsko neodvisnOst, TO je agitaciia "a napre-
dek nasega PrOletarca, potem smo 81 lahko svesti,
ola smo izvrSili vse najnujneise, da Sc mas namen
mesnici. Vseh mas veze dOlznost, Ola pridob;mo
listu move narocnike. tiste pa Xxi list dobe, n so
zaostali ma n%arocnini. mai Sc spomnijo, pa jo
Obnove.
Naprci torei "a naSega "Proletarca"l
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
"aitOVa ZlOGin&fva.

V New Yorku sc vrSi eden tistih prosecov,
Xxi vplivajo ma kriminologe kakor ma Siroko OBJ
cinstvo 2 elementarno senzacionalnostjo. Mladi
2obozdravnik DIR. Arthur Warren Waite ie zastru-
pill oGeta in mater svoie zene. o deistvu nj nobe-
mega dvOma. NajmocnejSe okolSGine so kazale ma
zloGin, pOvrh ga ie pa DIR. Waite Sc sam primal.
Ia svoje hudodelstvo Sc ie posluzil povsem mo-
derne metode Poleg arzeinka, zelo starega sred-
silva zastrupljevalcev, ie porabil tudi bakteriie.
Stvar izgleda torei zelo premisliena in 1--WE
dena po zrelo pripravljenem naGr'u. Kar Sc tiGe
arzenika, We vsakdo, da je to nevaren strip -
ne lie "a umorjenega, ampak tudi "a morilca.
kajti &c Sc truplo secira. sc najde V MEM arzenik.
DR.. Waite ie mislil ma to. cato je podkupiI
pogrebnika. Xxi mai hi, &c hi ga ~zaslSali "a prico,
~izjavil, da je rabbi "a b%alzamiranje preparat, v
katerem je tudi arzenik. TAX naGin balzamirania
ie seer prepovedan, ali denarna ponudba ie ime-
la uspeh, da je pogrebnik obliubil. kar ie DIR.
Waite zahteval cd MEGA.
Stem pa vendar Sc nj bila stvar popolnoma
gOtOva IN morilca. Arzenik nj povsem zanesljivo
srcdstvo umora. Namesto smrti lahko povzroei lie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
mi lepo, kar 81 govoril! II bogom!''
NatO je Odhiteia v klanec.
~LJUBEZENSKA ZCODBA.

mi lepo, kar 81 govoril!... Il bogom!"
Nato je odhiteia v klanec.
"Pojdi, kamor hoceS!' je zaklical Tone "a
MO. Ne We skoro clovek, kako bi govOril z~vijacno
in pc ovinkih, namesto da hi jo kar brez besed
zgrabil pod paZduhO ter odjadral 2 MOI
Napotil Sc je v krcmo in Sc je napil dodo-
brega.
All hi sla takOj tia, ali hi p~ocakala do ne
delje?" je premisjevala Hanca. ''Razsrdil hi Sc
morda, ce hi me ugledal nenadoma in pozno je re
ma vecer. Sci hi mOrda mimo, komaj ola hi Sc ozrl
name in tudi pozdravil ne hi. 'Kako Sc obeSa ma
me to dekle!' hi 81 morda mislil. 'Govoril sem Z
MO nekOc, ko sem bill Sc otrok in YES neumen. zdaj
pa misli, da sem il bill zapisal svojo duso!' Tako hi
inis!ii il o5rvi Ri Ind legle ma Del 80"
Premisljevala je in Sc je napotila v hrib. V
prsih je lezal teak kamen in jo je fiscal k tom,
tako da je bill zivot globoko upognjen.
"Glej, kan so Sc namerile samovoljno noge!
Cemu sem sla skozi vas in cemu tod gor?'
Meglene so bile oci, obraz je bill boil upal,
suhe in Ozgane so bile meme ustnice. Hodila ie
kakor v nepriJetnih, mu6nih sanjah srce je bio
bolno in je iskalo tolazbe tam. kjer so cakali tihi.
prijazni spomini.
TOda ME upanja nj bilo mad hribom. Solncc
Je bio dalec skrito i'll velik tcman oblak Sc je
vzdigal IL doline ma oni strani, segal je cd obzoja
do obzorja in slime sencc so mu pripravljale pot.
III.
"Narravite Sc, ljudje bozji!'
Polozili so deske preko %lojtrnic in so poscdli.
Ia voznikom sta sedela Hanca in Amerikanec:
VISA druzba je bia mlada; dekleta so bila prazni-
sko nasGeperjena, oblekc so Sumele in rdece rutc
SO Sc svetile. Ucitelj Sc ie bill napravil ze koj 30
kosilu pes preko hriba.
Amerikanec jc zavriskal in konia sta potcg-
Mia.
"Kakor ma svatovscino Sc peljemo!' -. Am
pax lepo nj bilo. Hanca, da mi nisi prinesla sopka.
Zdaj sedim tn, kakor ~obabljen starec!"
Hanca je komaj poslusala dalec so bile ME
ne misli.
Voz je drdral pc pesceni in s kamenjem posuti
poti v ravni crti preko globeli. Cez hrib je pihal
moean veter, nebo Sc je oblacilo in jasnilo, jadrno
so Sc lOvile sence pc hribu, i~zgubljale so Sc ma oni
strani.
Druzba je bila glasna in vesela, Amerikamec
je pOizkusal, da bi razvedril Hanco.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

bolezen; sal Sc rabi V majhnih mnozinah tudi "a
zdravilo. V alpskih dezelah je Sc zelo razsiriena
navada, da jedo ljudje arzenik. cato da dobro IL
gledajo, in misijo, da postaneio mocni cd tega.
Sc boil nepriietno pa ie bilo "a Waita to. da
Sc Pi a%vtopsiji, &c lie vestno i~zvrsena. lahko do
zene, ali je priSel arzenik Sc V 1.-Two telo. ali Sele
V mrtvo truplo.
DrugaGna je stvar z bakterijami. TIA nacin
zastrupljevania Sc nj zelo razSirien. dasi tudi DIR.
Waite nj prvi, XII Sc ga ie posluzil. &c dobi Glovek
titus ali kolero, sc smatra 10 IA naravno nesreco in
tezko no kdo misll. da ie bill z bakteriiami "a
strupljen. Waite je rabbi bakteriie - tudi to je
sam primal - in je upal. da Sc ne pride njegove-
mu zloGinu ma sled.
MCCOY tast John f. Peck je bill %miljonar.
Waitov zlOtin ie incl torei ocividno %financne ma
gibe.
YES slucaj sc zdi ma podlagi tega popolnoma
jason, zlasti ako Sc Sc pristeje, da ie DIR. Waite,
kakor %porotajo razni privatni preiskovalci, re V
juzni Afriki, preden je prisel V Ameriko. liubil
ugodno, brezskrbno zivljenje, iskal bogatO neve-
so in baje hodil ma pustolovskih potih.