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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
YOUTH AND HEALTH
ARE BEST CAPITAL
Or. Henry Noble MscCracken Gives
Students Talk on Straight Tip
on Straight Of Market,
DEMAND FOR COLLEGE GRADS

Using as similitudes for the trio of
market terms-gilt edge bonds, long
term mortgage bonds and industrials
Integrity, patriotism and educa-
tion, DR.. Henry Noble MacCracken,
president Of Vassar college, told a
large audience of students at the
Central High school that, after all,
youth, health and brains constitute
the only capital worth very much.
DR.. MacCracken, who is one Of the
most widely known educators in the
country, called his talk "A Straight
Tip on the Straight OF the Market"
In speaking in the terms of the
market. the Vassar head compli-
mented the high schoolers by assert
ing that from standpoint Of worth
while capital he was addressing the
richest audience in the city-the
richest audience in the dnconquer-
able assets-youth, health and
brains.
BiR Bank is integrity.
THE one big bank in the world. from
what should be your standpoint is in.
tegrity,' Or. MacCracken declared.
The way to invest II is to make indi-
Vidual small acts each day, you will
find, you grow older, that a good
name is better than a great name. There
is not a gilt-cdge bond on the market
to compare with integrity.
For a long-term mortgage bond in
vest in patriotism-and put your youth,
health and brains into it. Follow the
example of the late ]. p. Morgan and
Lever sell your country short.
Not unlike the market industrials,'
there Is a trace OF the speculative in
this highly important unit of the trio
education You will find that education
is the best industrial s.=ck, and to real
ize returns on this stock you must be
willing to work and wait for the re-
turns.
ITO my way of thinking year OF Cd
ucation is worth five of experience. no
matter what vocation you follow. As Is
also one year in high school worth five
outside, one year in college worth five
OF experience and one year OF post grad
uste work the equal of five out in the
world.
'If necessary beg. borrow or steal
enough to get your education-just so
you get it, Do not sacrific your assets
youth. health and brains-on any altar,
but that of education.
You high school students, perhaps.
think you are not seeing as much of
like as you might. But you are seeing
life at its best. When you get out in the
world you will see only slice of life.
Don't try to see life before you are
capable of doing so. All you have to do
is to bet on yourself-invest your three
most precious assets now and wait for
the returns.
Dr. MacCracken told the students that
in this age OF great expansion there is
an unprecedented demand for college
graduates In all lines of cndeavor, he
said, the leaders are pleading for trained
men and women. as there are not nearly
enough to supply the demand.
The Omaha members of the Vassar
Cluh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

the many things which
we read about and
are OF immediate i'm
portance to the expec-
tant mother. Is a splen,
did external remedy
called IN others
Friend" This Is ap-
piled over the muscles
Of the stomach. II Is
deeply penetrating I'm
Its influence. Mothers
everywhere tell Of its
soothing effect, how Il
allays pains incident 20
stretching NJ nordg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Fifteen Suits Are
Dismissed in Bunch

Fifteen lawsuits against insurance com.
panies. brought by citizens who alleged
damages as the result OF the tornado,
have been dismissed in bunch by Judge
Willis Sears, who declared there was no
evidence TO support the claims OF the
plaintiffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Something MOOD.

The who hate nasty medicine should
try Chamherlain's Tablets for constipa-
tion They are pleasant TO take and their
effect is so agreeable and so natural
that you will not realize that II has
been produced By medicine. Obtaina bic
everywhere. e.-Advert.sement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Gilbert Dolan is
Sentenced to Pen,
Brother to Kearney

Gilbert Dolan, one of the "ioy-ride stick
ups" has been sentenced to from three
to fifteen years in the state prison, and
his brother. Arnold. was sentenced 10
serve two years in the reform school.
Gilbert polsn is p years old and Arnold
is 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Wifey Objects to
Husbands Joking

Because her husband is i'm the habit of
calling her up on the telephone at un-
seemly hours and impersonating a doctor
of the coroner, and relating wierd stories
OF his tragic death or mortal injury,
Julia Romberg, who makes the allega-
tions. asks for a divorce. in a petition
filed in district court.
She declares her nervous system has
been shocked once too often.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
PREFERS TO BE A COWBOY
THAN TO SELL JEWELRY

Rudolph Hendrlckson, son OF Hendrick
son. the teweler, is soon TO go to Keeline,
Wyo., where he is 10 engage in the live
stock business. Being a cowboy looks
better to him than being a jeweler.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
T. C. BYRNE SECURES FINE
NEW GATED SADDLE HORSE

T. {. Byrne. head OF the Byrne- Ham
mer company and formerly an enthus-
isstic participant in the affairs OF the
Omaha Driving club, has secured a new
saddle horse. Paul Coad purchased a
Faited saddler "Pansy." beautiful ma
hogsny bay mare. which will be shipped
TO Omaha at once for Mr.. Byrne.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
TWO WANT TO GIVE DATA
ON MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT

City Commissioner Butler advised tho
city council that Sherman f. Peticolas
and Edward +. shurg have applied for
appointment as electrical engineer to
furnish the city with data IN connection
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

with n prorcscd hord proposition Tor a
municipal electric leht and power plant
This was referred to the committee Of ttc
whole meeting next Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
ROME MILLER is AGAIN
REJOICING AS GRANDFATHER

Rome Miller rs aEaln a grandfather.
Monday night a six and a half pound
daughter was born to Or. and Mrs II
A. WaggeneT. Mrs Waggener is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

At the first twingc OF pain in the back
apply Sloans Linmont-relief comes At
once. Only 25c. An druggists.-Adver-
usement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
A Fine Aid For
M0ther-t0-be

We are all greatly indebted to those
who tell their expeIiences. And among
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

NEW FIRE TRUCK BOUGHT BY OMAHA
for outlying
hOcs
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
Births
HOYS

sanicr3 }Gs znFf7yS iIyS S Me9 tqnF'%o siP0
Barone. 4l9 Lafayetts John. Godek.
646 buchanan, Jove Hcrbey, 46l Kir-
by e; Frank Szalkowsk,, 326 Wills
p. Downey, igt Riopelle: Anton
Jacobus. sci Military; clayton Lin
coin. l5i6h Van Dyke; Charles Yam
Ger, ssl Peter Hunt. stenislaw sza-
so. Howell; John Komonowski. 90
Adele; Joseph Omorok. $50 Kirby r..
John Pakula. bss warren; Christ
Mauer. IS Vanderbilt, Alexander GU
Eckerson. 1851 Mckinley; George
Szesepanski, $40 Hancock. Josef
Kalasa, 7bl Palmer; Warren c: PRATT,
Wyandotte; William j. Alter, 6lS
Watson; Antonio Genna, 572 oak
land: Joseph Kochan. so Greuse,
Ksnnsth s..n p, Faust III qgesn1elS l5irabstS
Thomas Furi, lso Kanter; Frederick
McRae, ll7t Fisher; Thomas j Eitn-
krasnofr. 17s Watson; Clarence A.
new Postula, 1850 Military; Eugene
fngral. 42t Dubois, Erwin szaoadas.
GIRLS.
Joseph Moss. 1890 Antoine; Vernon
Young. AL Virginia Park. kostanti
Bartosz. 1860 jos Campau; William
]. Carroll. $50 Townsend; Joe Le-
Fave. 1905 Concord Raymond b.
Henderson, SAT Hamilton; Paolo An
doiina, asb clinton; Frank Rienke,
7s5 Mitchell: Jacob Mtsialek. lo4
Hammond: Rtanly Barryk. 81 Mill
John Tsnss1ewskI. s wldman;pL
Hungerfcrd, SOC seneca VIM. n.
MARI, sos Twenty;third Anthony
.hswsk, sss KIRBY Kirby .,,aL STANLEY y,raaIs, RrnsI
1891 East Grana-blvd. R9bsrt J
1900 Csmpbell Peter A. Dely, sS!
steve Telep9wski; 2ti Alexandrine
". william TAFT, sos IaSalle: Claude
Q; Maxwell. l2ss Oakland Bsnjamln
Rloomstein. go Hastings; William ~
DanI. tb7 81 Clair; ches Miller AZ
Mitchell stefan Swanko, l2O Otis,
Anthony Monnis, $50 chene; Peter
Wysko, 1875 Jos Campau. Leonard
Szymanski. 7so Twenty-third; Henry
J. Semplc. lls philadelphia; Herbert
Morgan. 125 Harper; Dan Cosma.
llot Riopelle; Paul Fierle, t96 High
w; Clarence a. Smith. 76i Maybury
Norman Denne. 15e Twenty first
Frank Liehgodt LA Chestnut.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
Charles Hube.

mitral insufnciency; Charles Hubs'
ing: Charles :. NImmoth. $50 cleye.
GS.r,. Land 81 ssp yssp" eieSslnSa u
years. heat prostrstion; Helen step.
Iss Yee sHPfrlSr' 81 TaS, iss Randeiph: q Years
inquest. pending; Martha Elder. sao
Elsie Lackie, Children's Free hospi-
tai, 8 months. intestinal intoxication.
Vtanislaus Maciak, 1919 Dubois,
months. cholera infantum; Freder,i,ch ,,
abeth Maxton, ESQ Baker; ~ years'
cirrhosis OF liver; Malcolm MeCaf-
frey, 1896 Kercheval years, shock
scalds. accident, Adolph Hoeher. Re.
Rosaiie Marwii, 275 Warren east, 70
years, diabetes; Margaret W, Chld-
sey, Providence hospital. IL years
perltonltis: Marian Downs Samari-
tion: WIadyslaus 'Glnski. ST Mary's
hospital about 5s years. pyorrhea
unknown man, River Rouge, about 40
years. drowning, accidental; unknown
drowning accidental; Randall Ma
guire. St Mary hospital. about 20
years. tuberculosis; clifton -, CO.
vert l7S Orleans, SO years. neat
stroke. Matt Kotila. Grace hospital,
27 years. septic peritonitis caused by
fall; sophia Lobon. so Wills east
3 months. Intestinal indigestion; Ju.
lius Roeske. 65i Garfield east. o3
clski. 1870 Springwells 3 months.
maInutrition: Olympia Cosnia, 110i
Riopelle / day, convulsions; Hugh
McFharlin, 25G Lincoln, 81 years
myocarditls; Ellen Dorsey. 22i Brain
ard SO vears. chronic nephritis: Ju-
liza Trabulis. LOG Sargent month
hamilton. stanley Aker. 100 WI
liams months, acute castro enterlcc
months. cholera lnfautum; Paul POS
gewek, 210O Proctor, days, intus,
susception. Cornelia Crockett. 1oS
Missouri. 90 yeare. senility; samuei
u Nicholls SO Woodward ter, ne
phrftis. George W Mitchell, l5i2
Maxwell SO years mitral insufnci-
ency Minerva White, 1897 Gratiot' d5
CIintop g2 wears. gunshot wound:
Michael Wasco st. MarY's hospital
81 years. inquest pending,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
Deaths

Olivia Jordan, ss4 Robins. 35 years.
cancer ~ uterus, Margaret Heiden-
reich, $50 Eighteenth, 50 years. gen-
cral paralysis; jeremiah Weir. 2el
Hart, ~ years. inquest pending LIZ
acute Indigestion, Elizabeth Fitz-
patrick, b36 Warren. SO years, acute
gastrftis. Elizabeth Ulber. 90 Bald
win, IS years. shock, burns. accident
Elmer Il. Niekart. 1853 Military, J
year, entero- colitis; Edward Gagen.
ass Elizabeth. - years, lobar pnsu-
monia Sophia Snleczewski, 32s Ly-
man 3 months. summer diarrhea; SUI
san Sullivan, 593 Cavalry, 66 years.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
CHICAGO uuTrEa MARKET.

CHICAGO, III, July 2G.--Butter: !:
Extras. 27hc; frsts. 2s = r27ci dairy
extras, 2S% a2s7c; nrsts. gag e. pc.
hrsts, e2d22IAc Cheese Twins.
ltL G14iac, young Americas 15& ~
Ice, Live poultry, Fowls. In II &c;
ducks lSn tee; geese. la sc;
e2c: turks 1sHlSc. Potatoes Michi-
gan, ohio. 7on75c. New potatoes:
Receipts, IS ears,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
CIl White STAR lNE>

Eastern Time. For the FLATS and
PORT HURON way ports, steamer
leaves Detroit daily. S.ib n m. 2;s0
.. m sundays. n. m. and 2:a0 p. m.
FOR SUGAR ISLAND, daily, s.30 a.
m. Sundays $40 a m, 5:30 p. m. and
y m.
FOR TOLEDO daily. $40 a. m. s p.
m. Sundays. $50 n. m, $50 p. IN.
Wharf Foot of GriHwold st.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

/ horse hides. ,b.So. No. 2 horse hides.
$3.50. No. / tsilow. $3.50, No {? tai.
low. Sc. 50i No. 2 hides. lc on No;
kip. and calf. lac on; sheepskin (as
TO amount wooD 50c9$ $l.25.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

Hnlsey. stuart & Co. have succeed
ed y w Halscy & Co. who for many
years have conducted the investment
business OF the various organizations
or y. w. Halsey g. Co. in the central
ut-tsru states. The business under
the new name viii continue to 10
under the same manage
mcnt and with the same organization
as heretofore.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

Paine Webbcr say in circular ON
n Nwcll Motor co, that FOR th" year
eudcd July 81. 1914, the company lc-
Jortcd net earnings Of S,i3u,4l3
1915. while for the year ending with
the current month IT is understood
the net results Will be approximate
" S5,O00,Q00
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK, y, 7, July 2b.-But-
ter. Steady. receipts. 1851; cream
cry, extra, 29C; state dairy, tubs.
22M m2sIsc; imitation creamery hrsts
24ta a 25c; special. 29ia q soc: Eggs:
ttipmer sessspts i5sSS m1cG nTsrsy fshay %hlie
26 a 3Oc fresh firsts. 25ia q 29c.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

The declaration OF a per cent
dividend by the American Hide n
leather 60, came as surprise to
financial districts. This dividend
viii require s660.O0O Accumulated
dividends 20 june 30 on the 81
Goo. 900 preferred amounted to about
ll5 per cent so that the back divi-
dcuds after the authorized payment
is made viii amount 10 about llo
ner renf
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
Produce

DETROIT. July 2G.--Commission
men had no important price changes
70 report this morntns and very 1T
tie In conditions, The berry crop is
being affected by the dry. hot wealth
er both as TO quantity and quality,
and the limited receipts are cleaned
up without trouble shipments OF
peaches from Arkansas and Texas
are about done. but as there was
quite an accumulation over sunday
. the market Is stlll we'll supplied
Very few dEessed calves are coming
There is a good inGuIry Tor hens.
b. but broilers are working lower.
Apples Now, 'i.750a per box. $50
$3.50 per bbl
nsnsna. - Good shipping stock,
n~an--p Dried LImas. Ga q7c ID.
Berrie. -nlackbcrrics, s3.5oV4 per
bu.. huckleberries, slfet25 per hn;
red raspbcrTios. StNi. bu.
California Fruits - Plums. si.769
2.25i pears. 81 % as box
Cabhase New. siT5a2.25 crate.
Cheese Michigan fats. l4&c; New
York. i6sc Swiss, sGH 3Oc' imported
iSo; ,lb.. lSAg brick cream. 10 re'
long horne. iG@c. daisies. lS@s a
Gherr,e--sour. s3as.6o per bu.
Curraots-Rod. S3d3. % per Ia.
dressed. ira Use; common. iiI l5c lb.
Fresh Negetnblcs--Grocn peppers,
+ S2ss crate iOc basket. radishes, bc
abunch parsley. 25M5Oc doz.; cuCum-
= bcrs hothouse. Ghq15c doZ. hot
{. house tomatoes. 20 l2hc lb rar-
: rots. l6c dor hcad lettuce. f2.2S bu..
= wax beans. ss25W2b0 bu., green
: beans Sgu2eb bu.. green peas, s. 10
= az bu. watcfUfeas. 20 n soc dog :
= green onions, iSfi lSC dpa., green
: corn. S375Gfi bbl
= None, Fancy white, new, lGQlTc,
-aNIher l0Mllc ID. extracted, IVsc
Ia
: Hay--Dctroit shippers are paying
tho following prices for balcd hay IN
. car lots T. a. a.. Detroit; No tim
othy. t2i.50d3 p; standard timothy,
y $50 d2i. light mixed. s20.5O 10 81
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
Sugar Market

Corrected daily by w. IL Edgar 81
Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.. sll.66
do, 6-ibr sl1.55; Eagle tablets. Sl0,2S;
cut loaf. tp.+o, cubes tS.s5; xxx
~s rsaniated .sirn ca.rss $50;
granuiated. 25-lb. cottons. 1915: crys-
tai domino sranulated. Alb. and b-lb
cartons. In cases. ts35; crystal do
Ss%ops %,no SrAnuistea HT danfss,,S..r essss s
IS; No. 4. ,s.o5 No. S, IS, No. 8. s7.s6;
No. z, $3.50; No. 8. s7.s5: No. Q, $7so;
No. 10. t7;75; No. II. s77o: No. Il,
t7.s5i No. i3. $3.50; No. IL. $3.50; No.
be- beet Ss ss.nuIstsd ,7ss per ''' 100 lS.; 80
$40: do. Is to case. ,l.7o case.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
I,'IE.. !. OPP, ]: J: :: !. ::
:: pi:Als.s J
ONE CENT A WORD

UNE CENT A WUNU
Cash with oraer; II charged. 7c .
line.
No transient Advertising inserted
for less than i6c with cash; "
changed, lsc per insertion.
The above rates apply to all CLASH.
ications except Births, Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Not'ceA
Births Deaths. Cards of Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. ssc for 25 words or less. Each
additional word. 1-Sc-
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

4 readWstment In copper Price"
downward hy large copper soliinh
agencies does not seem 20 be Jar
away Representatives. Of companle
producing between 500, 600 90 ioOo,-
0o0 0oo pounds copper annually are
of this opinion
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
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lSsp Ave wNSRfkWl


OeoeyNs Standard Ttme.
~ Osyeiend. rtttsburHh and an
esanes south snd east Daily io,4s .. ma.
80 - Cleveland. ez.ssi Pittsbursh,
bay TRIrs TO cLEyELASp-s.se-
r0csAavi Wednesdsy, Thursday aud ssa-
ue0a1. eiso .. m.
I'm nsnsss apd an Point. ..ss
49, npuhD rBir.
- Mssktnss isisns ssd waypsst.-
sssas, sd FRIDAY. $50 .. !, m. MI wed
epssAel Steamer 20 Msoislnao--Aon-
9eSs. $50 q m.i Thsrsdsys, 0 .. m
WEnk Esd ExcURsIos EvEry
4ATt TteDAY-Cievsisnd $50 Reusd
TrtD for transportation.
statsreem Accommodates - tppe,
eysth. 81 lower berth. el.sei wnsls
.IitkkI 0rric cEs-Third Ave, what.
ycysra ave sMaJsstic b,ds.l. -
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
Financial Notes

The Green Consolidated Copper
Go. has declared quarterly dividend
OF 81, payabl" Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

"Try Bemb Floral Service"
Flowers for Everybody"
Tho T.. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelun
Main 2a0a. 1853 Bates-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

The American rtllitie. have de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
ct Stock paPPanc Prn 'RI Rug2st Gs 10 ' to holders
OF record July 81.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

si5 t6H 10; m mixed. sii4I:t Ne,
clover. s1S@14; rye straw, tfb04s;
wheat and sSs ,H s,Faw' esr sSS -. SOS' ton
Lines si.l0WI 35 per 100.
Melons -- Rockyfords, standards,
S375qt crate. waterneions, S5Q
Oranges valoncias. staAs5 box,
Onions s-Southern, t3.75 per 100 lbs. 4.
spanish. si75 box.
resehes-;l7S4s bu" n6o9i'7S
p,Ssappies- -ssi5as crate; N.25a
l.7o doz.; Floridas. taai case
Potatses-Eew southern, So bbl.
Poultry y--Broilers 22a 24ci hena IS
q1sho, stags. l2a Be; geese. II %
re; ducks. l7dlS 10
JOBBING PRICES
Canned Goods Apples, i2.25g2.5
gal; Lima beans; Ng lso Corn;
FnS Fancy Main. ,ssiibi stendard ens, III u
early June. $50 standards, 81. Sal
mon. tall. ESQ; nat, pings. SOC. To-
matoes. si.35, Marrowtat peas. 81;
early June, $50. sifted enriy June.
re.d~Jobbing prices in A-bbi.
sacks Bran, SEA. standard middilngs,
t25, fine middllngs. $50: cracked
corn. $50; corn and oat chop. t2s ton.
gan patent, s., 90; second patent. 81. 20;
straight. So 80; pure rye, =; spring
patent $3.50 bbl In paper sacks.
netrci, oil-Raw linsesd oil, .7sc;
boiled linseed, 7ic gal. In barrel lots.
Kerosene In iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. sac; perfection. s.5c: pals-
cine, l0,sc, red crown basoline. lsc
gal.
Hnrdvar~-Nnns. s2so keg base;
anuealed wire. t2.9o bundle; galvan-
ICED barbed wire 2-point. s2.22 spool;
gnlvanized sheets, % gauge. so; 21-
gauge. $50, 2s-Fauge. 1896 a0-
gauge, S.65 per cwt: Buhl bronsed
axes. single handled. $50 double.
st2 30 doz.; black sheet metal. 22 and
24-gauge. s3gi 26-gauge 81. 80; "a
gauge. $685. 2s-ssuge. $40 per ewk
Carriage bOlts. small. soc, 10 and 8,
on large. 40c and on machine
hults small. soc. o and 10 of: large.
4Oc. 10 and OF list.
Iiidrs--No. 4 cured hides. l9c, No.
green hides lee; No. ! cured bulls,
lic: No / green bulls, lsc: No. I
cured veal kip. 22c; No ! green veal
Kip. 2tc. No. | cured murrain. isc;
No. / green murrain. &c; No ! cured
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

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The Detroit times., 1916-07-26

To RENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor Larned and Bates-onry q block
and only half block from the new
Interurban waiting room EXTRA
fine rooms st Toe. VI and s1.s0 per
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-26
uI,Ip MsNTEn-MALE

A GENTLEMAN Of good habits and
hlch ambition 90 take up "A good
lina ,f business, experience not
necessary. viii lend assistance
must he Of neat appearance ana
wIllu. % work Apply at infor-
rattni dc h, 2l7 FarweH bldg" >
20 - only
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Predzgodovinsko grobj-.

PokopalI>cc n kamcnItc dubc jc ne
dayno odkril prof. bal O~o y VaIlc
Nibra'a \ l%taliii. Trupla MISC poko-
pana. marvcC lcZc y maihnih kucah.
y" diva do "-cm = ,Saki. i'm siccr lczc
na odrih. III stole oh en- s,rani kocc,
obrnJchi IN %nagnjcni prot srcdi kocc.
RaIcn cncga imajo va o-tala trupla
Avisku potcgnjcna kolcna. kar jc pri
grohisclh IL rcoliticnc dobc zclo ma
vadna %prikazcn. Grohoyi ccpccih mrt-
vcccv i'Iiockcrcracbcr"l 81 nahaja-
10 skoraj Pc vSch krajih Europe in
scycrnc Afrikc. Mncnic nckatcrih
mracnlaLov. da pomcni IL nacin pu-
~kopavania molItcy. q vpricO scdanjc-
ga arhcOlo.kcp1 ]2nania cnostayuo
.mcSn". T. Gro tcd;nicga prcbiyal-
,tya jc pac - Ivcli. ampah na vsc dru-
garcn nacin.
Vera a. duho'c. H. katcrc >c ic sea-
soma razvila vera " bogoyr. jc imcla
ev"j 'ir y mncuiu. ia tclc-no mrtyi
cl"vck M p%o3olnomr mrtcv. AmpaX
t"pa mucnia NJ d"hil ptimjrivni clio
vck od nihakrsncg& 'bozicga razn-
dcija", tudi mu nj hilo 81 roi.iyum
vccplJrno". trmvcc j. r%a-talo kot ro
o,cdica %njcgoNcga skfaiHo omcjcncgr
znania. &C. - g TO iIrcCc. ec nai dawn
%pradcdjc $ tenn mic ne "srimotc". We
clo"c5ho manic jc plod i~zkuSnic. CHM
miai+c jc hiln clovcStvo. tenn mani ic
imclo i~zkuscni in tenn mani,c ic mo-
rnlo hiti nicgovo manic. NaSi potnmci
bodo tudi Ncdcli wee cd nas.
Ncvcdncmu primitiyncmu cluycku
80 &c sanjalo, da vid, avojcga sorodni-
ka. ki jc umrcl. Sc dane, ~obscgajn
SAME mnogo ugank IA mas. Barbara
IL hamcnitc dohc torcJ me- moreno "a
merritt. 60 nj znal lociti SAM cd rcSni-
&c. On jc ponoci vidcl mrtvcca. pa
ic bill prcpritan. da ga jc rcsnicno Vi
del. kcr pa vcndar nj mogcl zanikati.
da jc bilo niccovo tclo mrtvo. 81 nj
mogel vDrico t. uganke pomagati dru-
GAGE. kakor Z dualizmom dusc in to-
lesa. Mrtvo j. tclo, tisto pa. kar SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-14
naprcj 1ivi. jc ''duh''.

naprcj livi. jc duh.
S TEN 81 jc pa primitivni clovek. ii
nj incl pojma " prirodnih zakonih.
ra2lolil tudi menu taimo poscganic
= njcgovo ziyljcnjc. No ic incl du-
hove. je tudi vcdcl. kdo della vcter.
de-. TOGO. po,reS, hdu mu posilia bo-
LEM in nadlcgujc ujcgovo zivino.
kdo mu priganja ali pa odganja diva
emo i. t. d. Use to jc bio dclu duhoy.
Turcj jC bilo trcba raCunati 2 duhu-
NJ. Da hi jih sprawl y dobro voljo.
i'm jc %dcprinaSal vsakovrstnc zrtvc.
kaJti pc nJcgoVcm mucnJu 20 imcli
cnakc potrcbc kakor on sam. kcr M
To vCndar nj pomagalu. jc tudi raz-
misljal. kaho hi prcprccil Min Skodlji-
vost. Naucil a Jc puLopavati mrtvccc.
Potcm Jc oprcmil probovc T. ugrumni-
mi skalnatimi pohrovi; TO pricajo ne
',ctl mcgalitiCni Groboyi. Hi 80 Sc
naah y mnugih krajih. I'm uacim, IT.,
In jun %prcprccil p%uvratch, jc bill pa
tudl Ia. ia inn j. zvczal nogc in = la
namcn Jill ic sprawl y ccpcC polozai
Da 70 pa vcndar ne hi prcycc jcziIi.
Jim Jc pa puSti! y grobu jedi. piiac.
o%rozja d" lrurih prcdmctov.
Tudi MI poAopaliscu y Vale Nibra-
IA 20 nash vcliko mnolino ziyalskih
kostI in !onccuih posed. Po njiho,cm
velikcm S%tcNilu sc sklcp;, da so imcli
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