davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

graduate Of Columbia, says there ls
now no reason why we should ever
have q mosquito or a fiyin the house:
that the day Of the insect pests ID
the habltations 81 civilized man ID
about to pass. lis S1 !.
DR.. Brooke's formula for a general
insect destroyer is; Carbon-bisui-
phide. one part: kerosene. 20 parts;
lysol. q parts. chats all right to
some extent, Z said the young chem
list. "but l don't think those ingredl-
ents will stay mixed, and, besides, no
body would be able TO stand the
smell. You can keep them out and
rid your premises also Of all flies.
mosquitoes. water bugs; reaches,
feas or any other such pests with
simple and inexpensive spray. Not
only that but tie farmer and the OF.
chardist can keep down the enemies
OF his crops and his livestock ID the
same way. u
4 haven't done anything very won.
derful." continued Mr.. ormont. .for
every chemist has known the. proper:
ties Of the agent whose employment
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

4fIiNfafI - ~
left the tsh,s snd n,anad =, NY s, s's ~
writing dssr raa,s,, W., ~ -, e, 49,. ~.
Referred ~ yh;,h -. - ' 49,, ~ $500. 800,
by the mo,',,rs -. N sA 1sn'eteu
ashs - .s posi-. y
"The old lady told ,n .a, sas seAs'nen''s
The next morn,ns ano+,,or ,,....
came from Mrs - sn h,.sa .e.ssi
ing that hts wife hsd nsssaa 49,,
quite suddenly within an pe sorr a. a"s -
after he had mailed enc Az. ,s. :. -
This news called sor sno.hs s 's 'nsea'
chism ON tbe -srh,a.t - lsss oase'
visitor after which s,.s -. snes s.s
Greet about mention,nv ha,. .an. . NO
tons with me 1e' 'on'e'sa'
cho,, R....
60 ' oistefs secret.
sucn phenomena as I have related
occurred at intervals during the 10
years OF this Spirits intimacy WITH
NY anairs; in fact they were daily
occurrences from my 4th to my l4th
year, when they ceased altogether In
mose peculiar manner
Vne Day the "old LADY, came to me
ana SAID: You must go to your sis.
yer ana tell her that she must stop
writing those romances during study
hours
refused to obey her. 1 had been
leased enough as It was about these
occult messages. I felt rather sensi.
i've ABOUT giving. out any information
from this source as l grew older. so
~ olten happened that most startling
~. ne"s was known BY me days before
ehe otners Knew It. Father was al.
ways interested and encouraged me
70 .eii MN more. OF my peculiar gfft.
begged me ia te,, NJ, 49,. me asaln ana
must stop writing. refused to do So
men She added. III you won't
That daa Sna
.he hs... .sueu ine' did not have
..wi.heSa ~ hase tnis old lady"
on,.a s,,na yon my SISTER. It was
hs,an.es t ~ punishment that she
~ ~. go. ~ ms, 80 ! reluctantly went
tron. . ,.s.el, ae'ermined 70 save her
WONT ha. s ga. va.as.fopne. l VIII say
~. n,sa. . n..e that never doubted but
, LA .,s,s sme ola laoys ADVICE was right.
al. s,. .uanu her accurate, but I
~, ~. . q u.niuence IN meddling with
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

! tried to harness II into working
system. II Is an involuntary expert.
ence. and one that ! would like to
have explained to me- / simply feel
the presence OF another world with
this world still existing.
My parents had almost working
system Of telepathy. For instance.
y was ever fathers habit to read at
the table. One day mother was late
coming into the room and father
looked up saying: ''Hvy. what use
DO you think they are putting the
A-ray to now?y He had been read.
ing an account Of Il Ii the paper
which he folded Into his lap al she
came In.
ITO detect false gems ana Jewels"
she answered quickly. Mother was
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16
Humorist Strange Nsitations of
the "OdLady" Who Warned and

consciousness. Her disappearance
was like a fairy tale. Day by day
some part Of her body. 1t seemed to
me. would disappear, until at last
there remained nothing but her head
which bowed and said, "good.by." I
never saw her again after that time
nor have been aware of her pres.
ence in any way.
But I have developed another
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

Onions ate 5 sippsciHc for tbs com.
2! plexi !,t They should be boiled whole
N nilk5dfink the lat ter 81 steamed
and Y |. eaten With bread and butter and
cheese Then they make d satisfy.
ing and nutritious meal. on Swhich
Y y can do brain work 81 manual
labor Try onions! The taste md
e.ftersniell2 A inouthfui oflhot coiieeI
takes away both
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

is pleased or displeased with my
talk. Then after the conversation
is finished. 1.once more see the print.
ed page that was pernslng before
1t was so strongly swept from my
consciousness. In no instance OF
such provision have had any knowi.
edge Of the Interview which is to
take place, and In many instances
the party with whom converse 10
unknown to me. know and hear
the names at this conference and
am never surprised when two OF
three days later l find myself In such
company. .s.,;.
IL ny stadiss ! am frsalently as.
sisted BY Information which drifts
into my console sness IN an occult
way. ID not explain Il. Nor have
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

right and had only reao telepathical
" fathers, knowledge Of the news
Ny parents were IN perfect rapport
and such experiences occurred daily.
To them the manifestation ceased 70
appear at all marvellous, Il became
q habit Who knows, the next gem
Grafton may be able 70 take from the
ether thoughts as easily, and syste-
naticalIy as the wireless apparatus
Is doing now. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

LA watch crystal 81 ceIiuioid orother
eqpivaleut elastic transparent I'M.
PREAMBLE material which IN Practice
Y sprung into ar undercut groove Of
r r "a the watch bezel reduces Inc
initial cost to the manufacturer and
avoids the cost Of replacing broken
glass crystais BY the user.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

Pearl ornaments may Sc bsssaptifaiiy
polished BY first rubbing with olive
oil to remove the dirty appearance.
then applying any red nall polish.
This latter gives a FURNISHED appear.
prce, and with little fast rubbing
the pearl takes ON q brilliant glow.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

stations @ examine and experiment
wiz With II thoroughly before / give il
out 70 the public, | confidently 10.
lieye that IN q short while this prepa.
ration win be as staple az kef oseno
and that the poisonous insecticides:
will be rarely Used.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

and instead I win be pfecipitated into
the midst Of q conversation with
some one whom I meet a few days
later. remember every word Of the
conversation. I can see the party to
whom ! am talking blush or hest.
tate. and ! know whether or not he
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

phase Of prophecy which q quite as
tnexplicable. =.
Sometimes l have a strange pre-
science Of coming events, which usu.
ally occur two or three days later.
Sometimes as I read the page viii
be blotted from my consciousness.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-16

~ took me some time be-
fore ! learned that no one
else in our family grohp
could see her or hear her talk
Even At that early age ! had
a dread Of her. She was never
welcome and ! was glad when
she left the room
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COURT OF PROBATE,
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT
February 4, 1915.
Estate of William Dunn late of the
town of Bridgeport in said district de-
ceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis
allowed six months from the date
hereof for creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said
time, will be debarred & recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re.
Quested to make Immediate payment
to
MARGARET M. DUNN,
Executrtx.
111e ogden st. Extension.
BIT s."
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

Molly commanded Bert sharply,
recalled to his senses by her bearing.
you mustn': see him. forbid it,
81 am taking your advice, but I re
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

not, but that he would let her know
as soon as he had done So;
She wandered about the house, quite
i'll at ease; then, unable to content her
self, suggested to Fern that they make
ready for a drive. When they We're
ready she hesitated a moment or two
in front of the telephone but conquered
that temptation. Instead, she made
their first stop at her fathers office,
and, with a curious degree of consider
alton, waited in the little red reception
room to be announced. She was told
to come right in, and found Bert with
her father.
Marley silently handed her a tele-
gram. 1t read:
Our Mr.. Goldman will see you in two
weeks from today.
1.-TWO weeks she worried. Cant
you possibly hurry them up?'
Marley handed her another telegram:
Impossible to arrange earlier date,
Hunts resignation was in my mali
this morning. stated Marley, with
forced quietness. "He has taken a
position as secretary with Sledge's
company, and I suppose half my Office
force will follow him.
1.-TWO weeks" speculated Bert, then
he added impatiently: s'Confound it,
Marley! I'm in pretty pickle if we
can't clear our skirts of this thing.
borrowed the money to buy up Mood
sons stock from some friends Of mine,
and on my unsupported note. To lose
would mean the absolute end of my
social standing, here or anywhere
Wen see that you get yours first
offered Marley, whose respect for his
son -in-Iaw to be was only superficial.
ST didn't mean to urge my personal
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

claims above yours bert hedged, his
impotence, however, only slightly
modified 1.-THE fundamental fact is
that we must gain time
81 don't see how unless Molly mar
ries Sledge," suggested her father, with
laugh
Molly started to laugh also, but found
Bert looking at her sneculatfvely.
''She doesn't need go that far he
mused
Molly looked at him in sharp incredu-
lity for a moment; then, without a
word. she turned to leave the room.
where are you going?" asked her
father.
ITO see Sledge," she responded. ST
think you told me that he is always at
the bank between II and II in the
morning"
Molly commanded Bert sharply,
recalled to his senses by her bearing.
you mustn: see him. forbid it,
81 am taking your advice, but / re
fuse to take your orders" she calmly
Informed him, surprised to find in her
self an inclination to giggle over her
use of that splendidly ringing remark.
molly viii shield you from all harm"
she added, and she was snickering
when she rejoined Fern.
whats the joker" asked that young
lady. 'I've been dying all morning to
hear somebody giggle.'
you're to chaperon me while 1 go
over and make love to Sledge,'' Molly
gayly informed her.
You're not really protested Fern.
81 am really" retOrted Molly, her
eyes flashing a trife more than a mere
jest would seem to warrant. 81 must,
Fern. plunged both father and Bert
into this trouble, and Bert seems to
think it's up to yours truly Molly to
| fool SIedge along until they have time
| to get out of it.. Besides that, it's a
sort of a game between Sledge and my
! self, and I'm not going to have that big
duffer win it,
| EAThis is too delightful for anything -
applauded Fern. I'm perfectly mad
about it, Molly. I hope S1edge is In
S1edge was in. He was -closeted with
Senator AIlerton and Governor Waiver
| on most important conference, one
! Involving the welfare and prosperity Of
half the voters In the state; but, new
jertheless. he promptly sttfed his con-
science and allowed the interests of the
sovereign people to suffer when Davis
whispered in his ear that Molly Marley
wanted to see him.
Bring her right in said Sledge.
| ''AIen, you'll have to go. It's lady"
and he opened the rear door for them.
"Just one moment" parleyed Gov
| ernor Waiver, his hand on the door
knob. I'm returning to the capital this
afternoon, and
''Ill see you up there" interrupted
S1edge. pushing the door and the gov
| ernor with it
"By the way, my coat" called the
senator from the rear corridor.
The knob of the other door ratified.
"AH right" grunted Sledge, closing
them out in the draft just as Molly and
1 Fern came in. Hello, girls!' said
Sledge. "'Sit down. Excuse me min
ute till poke a guys Benny out to
him"
(TO Be Continued.1
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

folly started to laugh also, but found
TT looking at her sneculatively.
She doesn't need go that far he
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09
RHEUMATISM
MEDICINE FREE

we want the name or every person
eyerywhera who u suffering with
rheumatism, so we car send him a
tree sample bottle Of RllPs Rheunnat1e
Ezemedy We don't care how long or
how severe he has had it, AZ there are
varv few caaes that have not yielded
md been thoroughly cured with IL Il
forks at once. In twenty-four houra
$cr lt-test it at our expense Thia An
Not n new untried thing. For twenty.
80 years It has been regarded Nv
~hv.;oians az practically the only ceF-
+ain treatment fog this terrible die.
over 10000 Testimonials Like These:
Mr, E. M. EhIers. Secty. Grant Lodge
az Mason of New York City writes
mat Although sufferer from rheu-
matisuo for many years two doses
stopped all OsA0 "Ho 0ne OoteAe cured
Hr. A. Goldman. victoria. Texas.
Gays: '1 am very well pleased with
your medicine: am recornnoendinE 1t
man anything have ever tried.''
marshall r. w. Goraty. OF 20 Man
haitian st.. New York. says: II have
suffered with rheumatism for many
Wearn. have tried almost every known
Hamed5 but got no relief or cure until
| \ Aook yours. In fOrty-eIght hoSsxA
| i was entirely cured and free frOnM AL
main. send this unsolicited
| Hilrs Rheumatic Remedy Is ON sails
ut MOST drug stores at $1.Oe per bot
lie. One bottle generally effects G
| eomplete cure. Cali or send tOE fres
@ampae bottle and booklet At 0nc@
There In NO greater service yoA can
perform for humanity than to tell a2y
| rheumatic sufferer about this wonder
Ii uI preparation. Address: Hill Aeat-
eane Co. 147 East SAth St. NeW XaEk
NJ. Z
| AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
0OOO DGen Make &40 Q Day 0m ON
| RE@DArNs1oan. WRITE NONN-AGV
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09
Feel Young Again
CERTILAX (The Certified
LaxatiVe).

Beware of the habit OF consti patton.
Coax the oVerworked bowel muscles
back to normal action with CERT1-
LAX. the certain laxative. 1t is the
favorite prescription OF an eminent
New York City specialist. selected by
five hundred physicians, who have
tried out thousands of lexatives and,
decided upon CERTILAX as the best
They believe in GentlenesB, persistsD
Sy, and Natures assistance. CERT,
LAX opens the bowels; their action
Ig gentle yet positive. never accom-
panied by gripping or pain. One at
night will give positive relief. GER
EII.Ax Is FOH SALE AT ALL DRUG
STORES. or will be sent direct upon
receipt of price. CURTIS CHEMICAL
60, III b. 24th st.. NEW YORK,
PRICE. loo. 26c. soc. One AT night
makes you right.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09
BOARD OF RELIEF

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of Bridge
City Hall, for the purpose of hearing
appeals made from the findings of the
Board of Assessors Hearings win be
held on the following dates in Febru-
Feb. 2; Thursday, Feb. 8; Friday,
Feb. 4; Monday. Feb. Z: Tuesday,
Feb. 8; Wednesday, FEB. 9. frorn
A NJ to P. NJ, and on the evenings
of Wednesday, Feb. 2; Friday, Feb. 4;
wednesday, Feb. 8, from to p. M:
Dated at Bridgeport this goth day OF
January, 1915. ~ r.
WILLIAM A LEWIS,
THOMAS r. WHITE,
ISAAC MOOREY,
JOHN e. RILEY
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09
cHARrER Kill.
Mony's Anxiety Well Fou

MoIIy's Anxiety Well Founded.
n r. OLLY'S anxiety was by no
AWa means feigned, for the next
N morning. at 10 O'Clock, she
called up her father at his Of
fee and asked him If he had received
an answer to his telegram. In rather
q worried tone he replied that he had
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

10 see Sledge,'' she responded. ST
k you told me that he is always at
bank between II and II in the
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

claims above yours bert hedged. his
impotence, however, only slightly
modified. efThe fundamental fact is
that we must gain time
81 don't see how unless Molly mar
ries Sledge," suggested her father, with
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-09

Molly looked at him in sharp incredu-
| lity for a moment; then, without a
word, she turned to leave the room.
where are you going?' asked her
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05

Ska dezela, i'm ker so V Zedinienih drzayah VISA
kovIstni "krivoverci' V veGini, je zelo vazno, ka-
ko Sc godi katoliSki cerkvi v Mehiki. &c ina tam
zadostne privilegije in yeliko moe. sluzi tudi tn
kaJsnJemu katolicanStvu lahk0 IA oporo in "a ba-
20 hJegove oSvojcvalne vojne.
' Mehiki Sc pa Sedaj katoliSki cerkvi ne 90
Oh tako dohro. kakor ST il je godilo. Zbor katoli-
SKIN druStev V New lorku je pOdal tistim. Xxi 50
Sc hotell zanimati IA to, sliko strahotc. oh kateri
III Sc morall clovcku jeliti lasje ma CLAW. Carran,
IA Je nov Nero, Calligula, Julian Apostata. 10
per uboge katolicanc divja kakor Atila in kako,
Inrkl V prvih stoletjih svojih zmagovitih voin.
Nobeno pero hi dovolj mocno. da opiSe preganjg.
me-, katercmu so podvrzeni neiolzni katolicami.
Srce trcpecc V prsih cloveku, ko posluSa te pove-
stl. Use vtiske je katOliSki zbor p0dGrtal = IRE
kom: Iva casov francoSke revoluciie nj svct
videl take orgije umora, pohujsanja in zanikanja
vSake cloveSke pravice.'
liza caSov francoSke rcvOlucijc HIM, liza Ca,
SOW francoSkc rcvolucije so bile vendar ma syetu
nekatcrc precej nude reel. Zgodovina lahko ma
HteJe nekaj vojn Y r~azliGnih krajih Sveta. Tudi
hekoliko drugih krvIvih dogodkov je bilo.in pray
sedaJ Je onkraj oceana SestnajSt driav Y konflik-
IN, o ccmer hi bilo tudi katoltanom V New Yorku
!ahko kaj znano. Trcba je prccej rerimo po-
gurna. te Sc hote trditi, la So katolicani Y Mehi-
III iako prc%anjani, kakOr so bill n. pr. komunardi
V farlZu, ko so Ncrsaillci zavZcli meSto.
Hploh nj bio poSebno pamctno, da so boga-
b"J'el ~goSpodje ma newyorSkem zboru spomnili
irancoSko rcvolucijo. Zgodovina ie namreG zabe-
leila, da je bila duhovScina poScben stan ma
FrancoSkem, obdarjen Z velikimi privilcgiji. kate
re je kakor ariStokracjab z~lorahlial "a izkoriSta-
me- IN zatiranje ~liudstva. in jc ; TEN pospcSil re
voluciio.
Toda francoska revoluciia jc vplivala 30 vsci
ENr"pl toliko, da hi pozncjr duhovScina mixer
wee 'ako brczohzirno izrabljala Svoj privilegira-
M poloIaj ma Skodn ljudStva. kakor Mchiki.
terkev lc povSod branila Svoje prcdpraVice in Sc
Ih poSluzevala alnpak daSi ie bila Y TEN tupa-
tam brezobzirna. j. vendar priznavala gotovc me
Je. ' Mchiki tudi tch nj pr!znala. Tam jc raw
nala kakor ma Francoskem pred rcvolucijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05

Nnkntorn nri.n u - :, ,..nl.-. ...l:.-. :.--
suma, nam TO lahko potrJiio Kmalu mn nastonn
Wade ie predsednik Wilson nosIal .Jobr lind. -
Mchiko. da prcStudira ondotne r,zmere IN nred-
vscm vzrokc nemirov. John Lind nr,v; ia 10 ko.
toliSka ccrkev polep prosti,uGnib h;S naibu;Sa So
~vraznica rcdnih razmer Y de5el; N;ayovo iono do
daja, da jc treba izgnati katoliske none in nuno
cc Sc hoce doSeti red in mir v dezeli
V u.k; ,.roJLi l.; .lol. ~
Iornd, :,.yilo Jo,oI;ouib oonL1. .~n..; :,
nee. ,dr.y.tv, u,or,la =, n.a, N".e %
vernon VillarcaL Iii spada n.dvomro mod uaiu-
glcdneiSc osehc Y Mohiki. ~ vsom 5ivl;a,;u ma
roda jc lila ccrkcv SkodIiiy faktor HI 10 ustyarial
ncSlogo i'm razdor. Ma syoi dusevni noklic 10 M
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-05
ReVOlucija i'm ZakOnitOSt.

bnrAvazija in njcna vlada krSili postavc, ia mas
Siloma %unitijo? Nj takamo. Dotlcj pa: "izvolito
prvI ~Streljati, gospoda burlvazijSka'
Ne'tvomno je, da bodo prvi s~trcljati. Nekega
lep"ga Jutra ho nemSka burzvaziia in njena vlada
sta preplayljajocc socialistitnc povodmji: cate.
rc Sc X ncpoStavnosii, k naSilju. kaj iima ho po-
magaio! NaSilje lahko zatre majhno Sekto ma o.
meiencm ozemlju ampak doSlci Sc nj odkri,a ST.
la, kl ho iztrcbila pc obseIni DRAW razSirjcno
Stranko dveh ali treh milionov Judi. Protircvo-
luciJSka premot lahko zavlcGc zmagoSlavjc socia-
LIMA Ia nekaj let. da naStopi pozneje TEN zames-
ljiveje in popolnejc.' ". |. STR. 5s3.J
To meSto, kakor tudi omenjcna pisma mora
vpoStevatl. kdor hote pray umcti izvajania En-
gel>ovega Woda q po>tavnosti. katera nam jc pro-
speera. Use pref 80 nego o%puStitev revolucijSke
miSli.
Tuda naSi naSprotniki jo ozmaGujejo IA cd
Iotno "pnstitcv naziranja. Xxi >tavlia v>c ma kar-
To bod'tr rcvolucijc in Iii pritakujc. da Sc Ia re
NolnciJa ponovi pc vzorcn IL let 1880 in 1915. y
kdor mINlI, d' nl>protuJc moic >taliStr EngclSo-
Ncinu, Sc mott. Y reSnici sem Sc pred EngclSorim
uvodom, Y drugi IycZi in V drugi ub!iki ra.vil do
piricc cnakc m'>li. Y II. !ctniku "Ncmc Zcii'
sem %priohtil tlanck o "Socialno dcmokratijlcm
katohizlmu," Y Eatcrcm sem ia Stroke razprr,N-
ljal vpraSanjc rcvolucijc. Tam pravim:
R"volncionarJ SmO. III Steer ne H. V ten mi
stu, kakor je parni >troi rrvolucionarcn Social
III preobrat, Xxi pc MEM Strcnimo, ~ la Lnscri e.
: p"IltIcno rcvolucljo. lc Z osvojitvijo polifIcnc %
hlaStI. In edna drzavna oblika. Y katcri lr Soci-
aIlzcm i~zvedljiv, je r~epuhlika in STEER dcmokrat,t-
ma rcpublika.
"Socialna demokracija ic rcvoluciiska s;ran-
kh, a ne stranka, XII "dcla" rcvoluciic. Dobro
vcino, da doSrzcmo Svojc ellie lc 4 rcvoluciio. We
mo pa tudi. da ne moreno Strc>ti rcvoluciie IL ro-
kava, kakor jc naSi protivniki ne morcjo prcprc-
Gti. Ne prihaia nam ma miSel, da hi ''urrizor;li'
NIL NM r., al. .-I.-.
SvoJl wolf! uprizoriti revoluciic. t,di ne moreno
n"povedati, kdaj, pod kak;nimi pogoii in ' kak-
Snih oblikah na>topi. Ncno, da razrcdni boi med
burzvaziJo in proletariatom ne prencha. doklcr
81 dclavstvo ne osvoji politicne ohlaSti. XII 10 upo-
rabi IA uvedbo SocialistiGne druzbc. Vcmo. da