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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-20

let Natalie wear
"Nalalie. has one of her own done In
butterflies. and | brought one to her
mother also"
And you bought this for me after
you had seen that fiendlsh story over
my sIgnature?"
Certainly lie quickly forestalled
her attempted thanks by changing the
subject. Nov. then. Dan tells me
are anxious 10 begin your magazine
work, 80 I'm going TO arrange for you
to see the glaciers and the coal fields
1t will be a hard trip. for the track
isn't through yet. Inn
"Oh. III take elre 81 myself. /
won't get IN auyboly's way she said
eagerly.
Il intend 10 see That you don't by
going with sou. 50 make your prep
arations> and wei leave as soon as |
can get away"
When he had gone the girl said
aloud.
Eliza Violet. this Is your chance.
nut I'M anu hitdn. Dul yOuTH
"a mean person, and the finger OF Provi-
dence is directing you" She snatch
ed up the silken kimono and ran into
her room. locking the door behind her.
Hurriedly she put 1t on. then posed
before the mirror. Next down came
her hair amid a shower of pins. She
arranged II loosely about her face and.
ripping an artificial flower from her
party hat. placed il over her ear. then
swayed grandly TO and fro while the
golden dragons writhed and curved as
If In joyous admiration. A dozen times
she slipped out Of the garment and.
gathering it to her face, kissed It: a
dozen times she donned it. strutting
about her little room like a peacock.
Her tiptilted nose was red and her
eyes were wet when at last she laid
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"oh-hl" Her eyes were round and
astonished. "oh-h! lts for me"
IL out upon her bed aud knelt with her
cheek against IL.
Gee. II only | we're pretty she
sighed. Il almost believe he-likes
me.
Tom Slater laboriously propelled him
self up the hill to the bungalow that
evening and seated himself on the
topmost step near where Eliza was
rocking. She had come to occupy n
considerable place In his thoughts.
Where have You been lately I'm
Gle Tom?e she began.
Slater WINGED at the appellation.
I've been out on the delta hustling
supplies ahead Heard the news3"
No"
Curtis Gordon has bought the Nc
Dermott outfit In kyak. He had a wild
cat plan TO build a railroad from Kyak
to the coal fields. but he never got far
Their than a row OF alder stakes and a
book Of press clippings"
"Does that mean hat Gordon aban-
ions his Hope route?'
Yep. He's swung In behind us and
the Heldlemanns, Now It's a three
sided race. with us in the lead. Mel
len just brought Ia the Jews half an
hour ago lie was on his way down
from the glaciers when he RAJ into a
field party of Gordon's surveyors
Looks like trouble ahead If they try To
crowd through the canyon alongside
OF us"
Young Appleton came painting up the
hill. "Goodby. sis" he said. I'm of
for the front In ten minutes.
Anybody hurt ?" Slater asked.
Not yet. but somebody's liable TO be.
Gordon Is trying 10 steal the canyon.
and Murray has ordered me OUT with
a car of dynamite to hold It,"
Dynamite. Why. Dam his sister
exclaimed In CONSERVATION
1--WE have polling boats al the lowe,
crossing. and we'll I've at the canyon In
w days I'm going TO load the hill
side with shots. and II they try 10
come through I'll set 'em off They'll
! never dare tackle it,
but suppose they sluuld?" Eliza in
sisted quietly
Then send Doc Gray with some
stretchers. owe one 70 Gordon. and
this is my chance" Drawing her
aside. he said In an undertone. lyon We
got to hold my ground with Natalie
while I'm gone. Don't LET her see TOO
much of Murray
"rll do the best | can. she answer
ed him. "but If he seems to he In
earnest III renege. no -matter whai
happens to you, Danny
He kissed. her ~affectionatcly and hed
! Dan had a thrilling experience. lie
! planted shots OF dynamite at various
places along the right Of way. He
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II.
A Place of Many Wonders.

HURT1S GORDON'S men broke
camp upon bis return from
~ Omar, and by taking the east
bank of the Salmon river press
ed through to tie upper valley. Here
they recrossed to the west side and
completed their survey. with the ex-
eeption OF the three mile gap which
Dan Appleton held.
Gordon continued To- smart under the
sting OF his defeat. however. O'Neil
had got the better of him in argument.
and Natalie's simplicity had proved
more than a match for his powers of
persuasion Al no time bad he serious
ly considered making Mrs. Gerard his
wife, but he had thought 10 entice the
two women back under his own roof in
order 10 hurs1s both them and their
self appointed protector. He felt sure
that Nataiie's return 10 Hope and her
residence there would injure her Sc
riously in the eyes of the community
and this would be u stab to O'Nell Al
though he had failed for the moment
he did not abandon the idea.
Gordon's business career had con
sisted of a series of brilliant manipu
htions whereby. with little TO 90 npon.
he had forced financial recognition for
himself. No one knew better than he
the unstable foundation beneath his
Alaskan enterprises. yet more than
nee he had turned as desperate ven
lures into the semblance of success.
BY his present operations he sought
not only to hamper O.Neil. but TO ere.
ate an appearance Of opposition to
both him and the trust that could be
coined into dollars aud cents. There
are 10 the commercial world money
wolves who prey upon the weak and
depend upon the spirit of compromise
In their ad~versaries. Gordon was one
OF these
BY purchasing for a song the McDer
mott rights at kyak he had placed
himself In position TO share in the
ter. and by rapidly pushing his tracks
ahead he mace his rivalry seem for.
midable. As n means of attack upon
O'Neil he adopted a procedure common
In railroad building. He amended his
original survey so that it crossed that
OF the S. II. and y midway between
the lower bridge over the Salmon river
and the glaciers ard M that point be.
gan the hasty erection OF a grade.
IN was AT the cost of no little incon.
venience hat he rushed forward a
large body of men and supplies and
began 10 lay track across the s. r. and
N right of way II Appleton could
hold n hillside. he reasoned. he himself
could bold y crossing. II moi perma-
nently at least for n sufficient length OF
time to serve his purpose. His action
came as n disagreeab bile surprise to
Omar. These battles for crossings
ba We been common in the history Of
railroading. and they have not infre.
quently resulted In sa%nguinary ARRAYS
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toward Gorlon's stronghold Murray
O'Neil's men worked having his road
bed as straight n an arrow. and as
the intervening distance decreased
anxiety and speculation at Omar In
creased.
Among those who hung upon the RI
mors Of the approaching clash with
greatest interest was Eliza Appleton.
Since Dams departure for the front she
had done her modest best to act the
part he had forced upon her. and In
furtherance Of their conspiracy she had
urged O'Neil to fulfill his promise of
taking her over the work.
She was greatly excited when O'Neil
announced one evening
I'm ready to make that "trip to the
front II you are. | have business at
Kyak. so after we've seer the glaciers
we will go down there. and you can
take in the coal fields"
I'm ready TO leave at a moments
notice"
''Then perhaps you'd better help
Natalie
"Nataller exclaimed Eliza. seeing all
her well laid plans lettering. as she
goingY"
"Oh. yes. It's an opportunity she
shouldn't miss. and | thought ii would
be pleasanter for yon If she went with
u.s."
O'Neil had puzzled her greatly of
late, for at times he seemed wrapped
up In Natalie. and at other times he
actually showed a preference for ELIAS
W company. He was so impartial in
his attentions that al one moment the
girl would waver in her determination
and In the * would believe herself
succeeding beyond her hope. The game
confused her emotions ~curiously. She
accused herself of being OVERLOAD. and
then she noted with horror that she
was growing as sensitive 10 his appar.
ent GOODNESS as If she were really In
n She had not supposed that
could so obsess her.
To counteract this tendency she as
sumed a very professional air when
they set out on the following morning.
She was once more Eliza Appleton, the
reporter. and O'Neil In recognition of
this fact explained rapidly the Difficult
ties Of construction which he had met
and overcome. As she began TO under
stand there came TO her a fuller appre-
citation Of the man aud the work he
was doing. Natalie. however, could
not seem to grasp the significance of
the enterprise. She saw nothing be-
yond the even gravel roadbed, the IN
interesting trestles and bridges and
cuts and flls. the like of which she had
seen many times before. and her CON-
ment was childlike. o'Neil. however.
appeared to find her n~aivete charming.
and Eliza reelected bitterly:
If my nose was perfectly chiseled
and my eyebrows nice he wouldn't care
II my brain was the size of n rabbits.
Here am |. talking like a human being
and really understanding him. while
she sits like a Greek goddess, wonder
ing II her hat Is on straight. II ever l
find a girl uglier than | am I'll make
her my bosom friend" She jabbed her
pencil %viciously NJ her notebook
To Re Couffar ed
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met uoroon and completely cowed him.
Gordon, desperate. appealed TO Murray
O'Neil TO call off Appleton and his men
ONeil told Gordon they we're follow
ing his instructions to the letter. Cor
don then sought to strengthen his po-
sition through the women He prom
ised to marry Gloria if she returned
with him. Natalie persuaded her moth
er not to go back unless Gordon mar
ried her Immediately. which he refused
to do.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-20
THE GRAF

One of the most gripping court
room scenes ever put on the screen
Is said to be that shown In The
Crab" new Triangle-Kay Bee feature
co-starring Thelma Salter and Frank
keenan,, in which the former, as a
little waif who has been adopted by
a harsh old man. takes the old mans
part in court when he is arraigned
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What the Doctor Ordered

What the Doctor Ordered
Old Mr.. Garrick was very i'll and
the doctor was making his afternoon
call.
Has he had any lucid intervals
since morning." questioned the ply
stefan.
Els 'ad nothing except what you
ordered, doctor" answered the pa
tents wife with dignity.
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Dan nodded. That would be Bne |
ron could manage III
"Why-you-you-Tp- She gaspe,
uncertainty for terms in which TO yoie'
her Indignant surprise. ''Idiotr' sh,
finally exclaimed You simply cant
be In earnest
Il an. though" He turned upon he
eyes. which had grow suddenly old
and weary with longing.
You poor. foolish boy In the FRS
place, Mr.. o'Nell VIII hate me for THU
story. In the second place. no maj
would look AT me. I'm ugly
Il think you're beautiful"
with my snub nose and big moutt
and
you can make him laugh, and sheI
a woman can make a fellow laugh III,
rest Is easy"
In the third place. In mannish ant
vulgar. and besides don't care tot
him."
.0f course You don't, or wouldn't
ask IL You see. were taking no risks
You can at least take up his attention
and-and wien you see him making
for Natalie you can put out yonr foot
and trip him up"
1T wouldn't be honorable. Danny
Possibly. But that doesn't make
any difference with me. You may "a
well realize that I've got beyond the
point where nice considerations of that
sort weigh with me. II you'd ever
been In love you'd understand that
such things don't count Mt ali us
your chance 10 save the reason and
happiness Of an otherwise perfectly
good brother"
There is nothing ! wouldn't do for
your happiness nothing Butch. It's
preposterousf'
She continued 10 scout suggestions
that she could help him by captivating
0Neil and stoutly maintained that she
had no attraction for men Neverthe
less when she went 10 her room she
examined herself critically in her mir
ror.
In the days before o'Nei's return
she suffered constant misglvlngs and
qualms of conscience. bur the sight OF
her brother reveling. expanding, fairi!
bursting Into bloom beneath the In
fuence Of Natalie Gerard led her TO
think that perhaps she did have a duty
10 perform.
She was greatly embarrassed never
theless when she next met 0Neil n
uled 10 explain that story IN the lie
view lie listened conrteonslX and
smiled his gentle smile.
My dear said he finally, Il knew
there had been some mistake, so let's
forget that It ever happened. ! brought
you a little present"
Slowly she unwrnpped the parcel
and then with a gasp lifted a splen-
didly embroidered hmono from its
boz.
"Oh-hf" Her eyes wee round and
astonished. "Oh-h! It's for me-"
1t was a regal garment of heavy silk.
superbly ornamented with golden drag
ons. each SO cunning worked that 1t
seemed upon the point OF taking wing.
Why. their eyes glitter! And they'd
breathe fire II I jabbed them! Oh-hp'
she stared at the gift In helpless
amazement. us 1t mine. honestlyT
He nodded. Won't You put 1t onf'
over these things? Never Again
MISS Appleton blushed, for she recall
ed thai she had prepared for his com
ing with extraordinary care. Her
ooots We're eve stouter than usual.
her skirt more plain. her whist more
sun and her hair more tightly smooth.
ed back. 1T would take n fluffy per
son TO wear this. I'll always keep 1t,
OF course and-Im worship 1t. but I'm
not designed for pretty clothes. I'll
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for whipping her and resorts to her
imagination for tales of his goodness
to her. The old man is so startled
by this development that he really
becomes what the child has imagined
him to be. At the Ely theater on
Tuesday night.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-20
All to the Cat

There. was a young fellow named
Plat,
Whose wife kept a scrawny, gray
a
AT home, the poor jay,
Had little to say
Excepting. Hey. beat IT." and
Scat"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-20
SYNOPSIS

Murray o'Neii. railroad builder. on hs
cav 10 Alaska. Is a passenger or the Ne
hraska. The ship runs aground 0fteil
helms Captain Johnny Brennan to quell a
manic among the passengers.
A. the ship settles O'Neil is accosted
nv a beautiful girl. and he plunges over
hoard with her. They are picked up by
cantain Brennan She proves 10 be Ma
,aHe Gerard, whose mother Ii the friend
Al curtis Gordon. o'Neirs INSCRIPTIONS
business rival
oNal IL impressed with the magnetism
MS rival. hut Is sure his plans are I'M
san,d Tom Slater quits Gordon for
o,NeB TheF 20 TO cortez IN time TO save
nsn Appleton In a crooked card game,
o.Sel and Natalie journey TO Hope to-
,afber she tells lin OF her mother and
sarson when they arrive nj .fope Cor
aon meets theHh
Apnleton. an engineer. had worked for
Gordon. IL casts his fortunes with
oNeI. o'Ned leads his men Ia a Wild
country. convinced he a build a rail.
road up the Salmon river
oNel meets his crew In Seattle. when
a newspaper woman gets on tie phone
she proves 10 be Dan Appleton's sister
oNeii tells her his plans. but not for
publication
Eliza Appleton is sent TO omar TO ex-
pose the men Rho are tryins 10 snatch
control Of an empire. She meets her
brother and Natalie Dan Is worried over
A possible newspaper attack BY Eliza or
0Reil
There's a scene when Curtis Gordon
asks Gloria ia be hostess to Miss Golden
Gloria says Miss Golden isn't a ut person
10 meet Natalie Gordon says she ha =
none, and he needs her tn hts schemes.
20 Natalie $ plea to ga 10 the Irish prince
ONeil finds places for them In his new
hotel. Gordon. tborou : hly enraged plans
to cripple o'Neit.
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TIC BE Contiar.ed.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04

Konccm julia leta 1871 JIG bilo v~prasanje
w~hiskeya emo najbolj perecih V dezeli. V zapadni
Pennsylvania je postala situacija resna "a novo
ustanovlj eno Waldo Zdruzcnih draw. Kmalu pa sc
je dvignila whiskey-vstaia, katero jc povzrocil
vladni davek ma zganc place IL zita. To odred-
DO je bill prcdlagal Alexander Hamilton, zaklad-
niski tajnik, Xxi je hotel ma la nacin malo napol-
niti drzavne ~blagajne mladega naroda.
Postava JIG bila sprejeta leta 1871. Dolocala
ie davck cd devetih do 20 centov ma galono zganja
i'll siccr sorazmerno pc jakosti place. Novi da-
vek JIG zclo razburil zapadno Pennsylvania, XII
jc bila farmarska pokrajina, kjer sc ie pridelalo
veliko zita. Radi velikih prevoznih stroSkov je bill
odini nacin, da sc napravi dobicek z zita, Ola sc
destilira V zganje. SodGek ali pletenica 2 zganjem
Sc je lahko prepeljala 2 vozom ali prenesla s ko-
MEM in denar, Xxi Sc je dobil, ie platal transport
ter prinasal poleg tega Sc p~receisen dobicek. Ljud.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04
o gOZdu i'm nekaterih njegOVih ljudeh.
Nacrtal DIR. H. Dolenc.

sica, jazbec, posebno vidra, dihur in kakor sem re
omenil, polh dajo dober zasluzek, kO pridejo V
past in pest. Ali prva je kuna, "a katero so sc
izyezbali V nasih gozdih pravi strokovnjaki. Ku-
mar ie vsak bolj ali mani tudi lovec "a drugo
EVER in domalega INA vsak rabbit tudi pusko -
s pravico ali brez ME, tega he bonn preudarjal;
JAZZ nisem nikoli nobenega vpraSal, ina Ii orozni
list ali privoljenje "a low. no nitro smo stopili
V gozd, smo bill tovariSi, 'doma pa vsak svoj
gospod." Poznal sem Judi, XII so ma jesen pre-
miSlievali, hi Ii eli Grez limo ma Hrvasko "a "a
sluzkom kot drvarji, ali hi ostali donna in sc pc
cali $ kuniim lovom. Ako je lima ugodna in ina
kozuhovina dobro ceno, je tudi donna dober "a
sluzek. Ugodna je pa lima takrat, kadar pogo
stoma zapada sneg, pa he predebel, ker TO daje
sled III ne prelude hole. Vztrajen pescc pa mo-
ra biti kunar in snega in mraza sc ne SINE zbati,
in zatorai sem &c skraja omenil, da kunar mora
biti eel koreniak.
Kun ie dvoje vrste so belize in zlatice. Pr
va je boil znana, ker Sc nahaja povsod pc naSi
dezeli in cello V poslopjih Sc ugnezdi ali Jill pa
obisce pc zimi. Zlatica je pa gozdna zival. Kjer
hi debelega, sirnega in skalovitega gozda, tam
%zlatice nj. Ona rabi velik hlev, kakor pravi svet,
in j nj mic "a to, ako presce emo noe tudi wee
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04

biti lie socialist, clovek, XII priznava socialisti6ni
program in sc bojuje "a MEGA uresnicenje. &c sc
KIDD poteguje "a republiko, nj y TEN Sc socialist.
Ampak naravno je, da sc socialist tam, kjer 81
stojita monarhizem in republi6anstvo nasprOti,
~poteguje "a republiko. Slovensko republiCansko
zdruzenjo JIG organizacija, Xxi ina omejen cilj,
namrec jugoslovansko federativno republiko.
kdor odobrava ia cilj, je lahko MEN clan. Tia
cilj nj V n%asprotju $ socialistiGnim delom, zatorej
je tudi socialist lahko clan tie Organizacije. Am
pax cd ME ne pricakuje socializma temu cilju
sluzi socialisticna stranka in j. S. u.
Sodrug, XII mi je predlozl vprasanje, sc JIG
zadovoljil Z mojim odgovorom, cesar najbrze ne
hi bill storil, ako hi bill odgovarjal tako, kakor vi
pripovedujete Stavek, da je socialism p%reoSiren
nauk, ste 81 vi ma lepem izmislili. &c torej kdo
uganja farizejscino, sc blagovolite sami prijeti "a
nos.
Kar sc tice mojega predavanja V klubu, nj
sem V MEM niti omenil 'RadniGke Straze." In Ge
Vi niste "a mir "a vsako ceno, tedaj ne VEN, ce-
mu Sc sploh vznemirjate. Govoril sem tam dosti
jasno; ampak kdor,kakor Vi, namenoma noGe ra-
zumeti, mu nj mogoGe pomagati. Cudno sc mi pa
zdi, da ste sedaj naenkrat tako oSabni, medtem
ko ste tam govorili V precej drugacnem tonu.
kdo sc je motal, sc pac lahko spozna IL Va
Sega vprasanja, zakaj maj bi bill socialist "a vol
no "a vsako ceno; ko sem Vas vpraSal, kdaj sem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04

stotin oral gozda. Belica ina belosivkasto pod
lanko i'll crnikaSto reSo, ma vratu pod glavico pa
sneznobelo liso. Ilatica pa ina zlatorjavkasto pod
lanko, boil rjavo nego GrnO reso, ma vratu ped
glavico pa krasno, bolj ali mani rumeno liso, XII
sc V resnici zari kot zlato in il dale ime zlatica.
lmenujejo 10 tudi zlahtnico, ker ie ME kozica, Ge-
pray manjSa cd b%elicine, vedno precej drazja. Tu-
di boil vitka ie zlatica cd belize in po drevju je
bolj poskoGna kakor veverica, kateri ie najveGji
strah, ker njena gnezda il dostikrat sluzijo "a po-
steljo ME zivot pa p~onajvec "a hrano. Brehm pri-
poveduje, da ie preSinjajoce gledati, kako we've
rica bega z drevesa ma drevO pred zasledujOco
jo zlatico, kako $ trepetajocim glasom iz~nanjuje
svoj smrtni strah, da Sc u~pehana kar 2 vrha Dire
vesa vrze do tai, da hi 81 otela zivlienje, da pa
zlatici lie rcdkokdaj uide, ko jo je zasledila. JAZZ
TO Brehmu veriamem, ker sem sc sam prepri-
cal, da je veverica, koder prehaja zlatica, zelo red
ka, i'll pc mojem mnenju so ia, polh in pa miSi
glavni zivez zlatici. Zakaj, to re povem. Belica
he hodi rada pc drevju, ponajvec Sc umakne ma
drevo lie, ko j preti nevarnost, II. pr. pred psom.
Neverico, mist in POLKA pa zasleduje tudi ona,
pobira pa tudi sadie in pri poslopju ie tudi ku-
retini Zclo nevarna.
(Dalje prihodnjiG.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04
Nadaljevanje

Moe prirode je res zapeljiva in kdor Sc ic
gozda privadil, MENU sc ma pomlad in jeseni godi
kakor ptici selilki. Nazaj mora Sc enkrat V po-
mladnO veselje in posloviti sc mora cd jesenske o.
bllnostl, ko ina gozd polhe in Sc marSikaj, kar
81 INA gozdar pr~ilastiti. "Prva pomlad je glad,
sem re SliSal reel, toda ko nitro jane V gozdu IL
tai kaliti, Sc n~ahajajo naravni priboljski, XII Sc
Jill okoristi vsak gozdar. Mavrah sc jake dobro
prileze, da je lie Sian in ma oglju peGen. Polh sc
vsako leto prikaze oh soku in kaj dobro prebeli
suhe zgance. Potem pa prideio ma vrsto iaica raz-
litnih ptic i'll tudi posebno izdatna divjih kokosi,
katerih je emo gnezdo "a diva dni zadosti. Pa tega
ne pravim, da bi hotel koga ovaditi, ali zvedel sem
pri svojih znancih marsikaj, cesar sam sebi in ma
Jemnikom Iowa nisem smell povedati, Zatorej o ten
priboliSkih tudi ne bonn nadalie govoril.
Povem mai o gobarjih lie Sc to, ia Ia naivccjo
nalogo so imeli pot okrog Sneznika Y enem dnevu.
MlajSi so Sc je Sc lotili, s~tarejSi so pa pripovedo-
vail, da so jo dostikrat naredili. Cree Tivro mimo
Treh kalicev trez Grdo drago, Zatrep, Mogoc-
MAX in nazaj ma Padeznico in crez DeScenico 20
pet ma Mezalisce ie dobrih osem ur hoda po grdem
svetu, in kdor naredi to pot in prinese Sc napol-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-04

V zadnji Stevilki "Radnicke Straze" sc yale
tavate v meme, ~oGitajoci mi 'farizejStinu, Xxi ste
10 vi baje izsledili ma dveh mojih predavanjih V
Clevelandu. In nazadnje pravite, da nisem odne-
sci ''lovorjev" IL Clevelanda.
Cenjeni sodrug Andres, Ge JIG YAM toliko IA
lovorje, meni nj zanje mic. Nendar sc pa zelo va
rate, &c mislite, da je Vas napad duhovit, ali pa
V katerem koli oziru ''velik, ola hi zasluzil lovor.
Da je zelo malenkosten, YAM lahko dokazem $
TEN, ker govorite V svojem dopiSu neresnico,
Ma predavaniu o Slovenskem republicanskem
zdruzenju mi je bilo res med drugim predlozeno
vpraSanje, kakSna JIG razlika med Jugoslovansko
socialistiGno zvezo in Slovenskim republiGanskim
zdruzenjem. vi pr%avitc, da sem ma to %odgovoril
sledece:
"Jugoslovanska republicanska organizacija
je jedna 6isto neodvisna politicka organizacija,
koja nema nikakove we've sd j. S. Savezom, no
svaki clan j. :. :. moe biti njczin elan. Socijali-
Fam je jedna prevec opSezna nauka, koja treba
mnogo vremena, da hi je narod mogao shvatiti,
dok republikansko udruzcnjc ina veGi upliv kOd
naroda a mi moramo narod odvratiti cd monarhi-
stiGke ideje i prodobiti "a Republican"
Ia Vas citat JIG popolnoma ncresniGen. Ma
omenjenem predavanju jc bilo okrog 400 Judi in
mamie sc sklicujem IA price. Kar sem odgovoril ma
vpraSanje, je bio priblizno ScdeGe:
Clan Jugoslovanske socialisticne zveze more