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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24

Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Blue and Miss
Henry Of Louisville gave instructive
accounts Of their work in similar
movements. Doctor Burt Cornelius
spoke Of the Red Cross Work as he
observed il during his stay in Servia.
The speaking was concluded by Mrs.
Phalen, who told Of the organization
and foundation Of a Society. IL was
decided To organize a branch So
ciety and the following officers were
chosen:
Chairman, Mrs. John F. Smith !;
vice-chairman, Mrs. b. Cornelius;
Secretary. Mrs. Mitchell; Treasurer,
Mayor Gay.
Mrs. Herndon. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
Osborne. Mrs. Hayes and several
others were chosen on the Board OF
Directors. II is expected that each
local church will be represented on
the Board and that they will take an
active part in making the Berea Red
Cross Society a live factor in the
world crisis.
The Society is organized for men
and women and those especially who
are too old for active military duty,
may show their patriotism by push
ing the work OF this organization.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR

The meeting of the Christian En-
deavor of the Union Church was led
by Miss Nellie Augustus. The topic
was, Missionary Opportunities in
Latin America" The leader gave a
helpful exposition of the topic after
which Mrs. C. II. Wertenberger gave
number of her experiences as a
missionary in South America. Each
of the talks was educational as we'll
as uplifting and inspirational.
Special music was furnished by Miss
Grace Cornelius.
The meeting next Sunday will be
led by Oscar Garden. The topic for
that meeting is, Financing the King
DOM" People who have been dis
appointed in raising money for re-
ligious purposes would do especially
well to come.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
NEW FLAG POLE

One of the latest additions TO the
Campus is a large flag pole in the
corner near Boone Tavern. II
is tall enough to be seen from a con-
siderable distance and has a COM
handing appearance. In addition TO
"Old Glory which flies at the head,
the national ensign Of Great Britain
and France are flown. Flags Of
several Of the Allies were displayed
Friday. and will be from time to
time. To students Of political his
tory the sight Of the flying Of the
flags of the worlds three greatest
democracies from the same staff,
signifying that they are united in a
common cause, is one Of inspiration.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
THE BEREA RED CROSS SOCIETY

A number Of enterprising men and
women Of Berea met at the Union
Church Sunday afternoon TO discuss
the Red Cross movement and TO or
ganize a chapter il it should be thot
best. Mrs. B. H. Roberts presided
and introduced the various speakers.
Miss Lightbourne OF Toronto. Can
ada, gave the principal talk, telling
in detail OF the work Of the Red
Cross Society in her home town.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
MEMORIAL SUNDAY

Sunday, May 81, being the one
next proceeding Memorial Day, May
3Oth, is called Memorial Sunday.
As usual, is is TO be observed in
Berea by a meeting in the capacious
College Chapel at II 80 a. m. The sew
eral church services Of the town
are dismissed for the occasion in
order that the members may attend
this union gathering. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. A. w. Ham
ilton and the other pastors will have
parts in the general exercises. All
are cordially and urgently invited.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24

and first carbon copy TO Dean Of Labor.
Time five weeks for those paid by the
week. Students paid by the hour or piece
must include Saturday, May 20, but not
beyond.
$50 p m. Band Concert in open air.
20. Tuesday:
$500: 80 a. m. Department Chapels.
7:OO-S;O0 pm. Harmonic, Choral Classes.
90 Wednesday: (Recess-no sports or excur.
sions0 Term and Semester grades OF
graduates TO be reported TO Registrar.
9:i5 a. m, Exercises by Training SCHOOL,
2:3O p. m Memorial Address.
6:3O-7 80 D. m. Vesper Socials, Calls.
7:3O D. m. Concert by Harmonic Society.
81. Thursday:
$500 80 a. m. Divided Chapel: Upper Chap
Ell, Rumold; Main Chapel, Hunt.
1906 80 p. m Prudential Committee.
6:3O-7 80 ID. m. Dormitory Prayer Meetings.
7:3O-s3O p. m. Church Prayer Meeting.
4. Friday:
9:3O-0 80 a. m. Department Chapels.
$50 p. m. Foundation School Graduation.
Tabernacle.
6:3O-7 80 D. m. Free Vesper Hour,
7:3O p. m. Address TO Literary Societies.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
G. A. r. and w. r. C.

At their regular meeting last Sat-
urday in the Parish House, good
crowd was present and much in
terest taken in the proceedings.
Arrangements were completed for
Memorial Services next Sunday, a
program Of which will be found in
another column. as well as for De-
coration Day on the 30th.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24

NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

The Memorial exercises next We'd
nesday p. m. are set so early as 100
q. IN. in order that folks from the
country can get home for evening
chores. Bereans, leave the dishes
unwashed, if need be, and come
early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn OF Paint Lick
motored TO Berea Sunday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Haley.
Judge @. M. Ballard Of Mt. Vernon,
Dixie Highway enthusiast, was in
Berea Friday to meet the delegation
from Cincinnati.
II. G. Wolfe, a former Berea citi-
zen, now living in Winchester, was
a visitor in our town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Purtle Of Cleve-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Purtle
and Mrs. NJ. b. Purtle of Louisville
were Berea visitors last Wednes-
day.
Nat Aaron, who is i'm school at
the State University, was at home
over Sunday.
Edward l.. Kehn Of Troy, n. Y, is
in Berea installing the new "Berea
Chimes"
Benjamin Creech, former stu
dent of the College Department, now
at State University, was in Berea
over Sunday visiting friends.
Parnell Picklesimer, a student Of
the College Department, now on the
farm in Hager, visited friends and
relatives in Berea over Sunday.
Jesse Otto Osborne, member OF
the Class of II, who recently re-
turned to his home, writes from Fl.
Thomas that he has enlisted in the
Twenty-secOnd Company Of Engin-
eers' Corps. Mr.. Osborne's special
mathematical ability and training
will enable him to rise rapidly.
Dean Marsh, Professor Phalen and
Charles Waters of the Surveying
Class, were in Livingston Monday
in the interest of the Dixie High
way. Dean Clark spent the day in
London in the same interest.
Miss Grace Engle, Glass Of f6,
who has been teaching in the Lon
don High School during the year,
came to Berea Sunday to remain
until Commencement.
Miss Fannie Bowles, Glass 'i6, who
has been teaching at Pikeville, is
expected home this week for the
summer.
Miss Lillian Newcomer, Glass i6,
who has been teaching at Paints
vile, returned home Saturday, &C
companied by her friend, Miss Pat
terson of Paintsville.
A number OF Berea students were
in Richmond Friday and Saturday
taking the State examinations for
certificates to teach.
Mrs. H. w. COddingtOn and little
daughter, Gertrude, Of Roanoke, Va,
will visit at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. A. E. Todd during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Olmstead, jr,
and little daughter Of Lawrence
burg, Tenn, came to Berea last week
to spend the summer with the for
mer's father on Richmond Pike.
Mrs. Mary S. Wright and Miss M.
Eva Wright Of Richmond were
Berea visitors over Sunday.
Misses Effie NJ. Jones and Sarah J.
De Mar Of Cincinnati were in Berea
visiting friends.
A number Of students entertained
their special friends on the Faculty
to supper on the creek last week.
Rass Elliot, a former student OF
the College Department. is spending |
, fax, davs in Raraa yisitipo friauds
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24

Hay

%. Friday:
9:3O-95O am. Department Conferences.
6:3O-730 p. m. vesper Socials, Calls.
7:l0-9i0 pm. General Faculty Meeting.
GAO Roll Call; $40, Adjournment) Rou-
tine Business Arrangements for Com
mencement; Reports on Educational Gath
erngs Attended.
20. Saturday:
9:3O-9:5O a. m. Divided Chapel: Upper Chap
ell, Rumold; Main Chapel, Hunt Labor
Awards given out.
6:3O-73O p. m. Free vesper Hour.
7:30-930 y. m. Literary Societies.
~. Sunday:
s:AS-i0:A5 q. m. College Sunday School.
3:3O-4:OO p. m. Open Air Service, Raine.
6:i5-7i5 p. m. Young Peoples Meetings
7:3O-s3O D. m. Chapel Worship: Upper
Chapel, knight; Main Chapel, Roberts.
%. Monday: Free Day. Summer school students
register with deans.
Student Payroll due, must be in by 500
pm. Send original copy to Treasurer
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
BEREA vs. z. X. 8. N.

In the first local baseball game
this season, the town team Of Berea
defeated the T.. X. S. N. aggregation
8 TO 2. The game was fast and well
played. considering the small
amount OF practice the several men
had had.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
WANTED

To get in touch with my one
who knows something OF the family
history Of Joseph Wolfskill whs
moved from Madison County, Ky,
To Missouri about 1877.
J. n. Goodyear,
YOlo County.
ad.-i7. Winters, Calf.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24

o, the William owen School in Dra-
matte Art OF Chicago, has kindly con-
sented 10 assist his friend, Prof.
Raine and his class in rendering that
great play, "The Servant in the
House.
Mr.. Owen has played with Julia
Marlowe, starred at the head Of his
own company as Romeo. Orlando,
Richelieu. David Garrick, and many
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
n. WIDES

the General Dealer, gives notice that
Scrap iron and other Junk have ad-
vanced in price. Wanted, - Cars
or More
Scrap Iron, Heavy Copper, Light
Copper, Heavy Red Brass, Heavy Ysl-
low Brass, Light Brass Zinc, Lead,
Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Pony and
Colt Hides. No. 1 Sheep Skins, Rags,
No. Rubber, No. 2 Rubber. Auto.
Castings.
Also buy eggs and poultry at high
est market prices. Call me before
selling. Am paying moro than any
one else in town. II you can't de-
liver, ! will call for your goods.
Phesss 3o9 q 1o7 RICHMOND, Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
Ofiicers Glade District 8. 8.
Association

President Prof. John F. Smith
Vice-president j. w. Herndon
Secretary M. +. Vaughn
Superintendent of Sections
Adult Work DR.. L. J. Colby
Secondary Work Prof. C. d. Lewis
Primary Work Mrs. Laura Gabbard
Home Work Mrs. b. H. Roberts
Missions Mrs. J. r. Robertson
Temperance Mrs. A. w. Hamilton
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24

other roles in the great dramas
for twelve consecutive seasons and
for the last two seasons as Robert,
the Drain Man." in THE Servant in
the House, for the Redpath Bureau.
No one can miss this wonderful
play. II is free; but no children will
be admitted unless accompanied by
their parents or guardians.
Remember the date. Nay 81. 7:30
p. N. and place. the Tabernacle.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
PASTURE WANTED

For about q dozen dry cows for the
summer.
adj. Simon Muncy, Berea, Ky.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

CllJ socializma je, da dobe kajzarji in mali
kmetJe zemljo MISREPRESENTATION v svoje roke, ma
kateri bi potem skupno gospodarili. Tovarne mo-
rajo priti v roke t~ovaIniskih delavcev. IL zaseb-
mega premozenja maj Sc napravi narodno, obein-
sko, dezelno, skratka druzabno premozenje - in
to bode potem kolektivizem, XII preproste ljudi
tako mott. Skupna last zemlje, tovarn, rudnikov,
skratka vseh %predmetov, $ katerimi Sc della. izde-
luJe, predeluje, obdeluje, pridobiva, in skupno
delo vseh, XII so zmozri IA delo in izdelovanie -
to je cilj socializma.
Socialism noee deliti, ampak hoce ve pre-
mozenJe In vso zemljo spraviti V celoto, Xxi BIO
last vseh, v'porabo vsem. Socialism pa hoce, da
Dl bio ma skupnem inetju skupno delo i'm Ola hi
preJel vsakdo resnitno nagrado IA svoj trud. Ia
TO n. pr. zahtevajo ruski revolutionary, ola dobi
lJudSka druzba vse cerkveno premozenje, ola pri-
de VISA zemlJa V roke narodu - da Sc razlaste oni.
III sedaj delavca razlaScajo, odvzemajoci mu pra-
>Vo korlst della. RazlaScenie razlaSGevalcev.
Proletariat We, da ie svobodno delo moyoce
lie tedaJ, kadar postane ve imetje last vse liud-
ske druzbe namesto danasnje zasebne Jasmine.
Dokler bodo posamezniki in posamezni razredi j.
nell V rokah izdelovalna sredstva (tovarne, zem-
10, rudnlke it'd, do tedaj bode tudi peSGica ka-
prtallstov vladala mad velikim Stevilom delavcev,
do tedaJ bodo mnozice izkoriscevane po posamez-
nikih. Skupna last je torej potrebna, ola Sc indi-
viduum (oseba) osvobodr Odtod je torei ia veil
ka komunistitna ali kolektivisti6na ideja, glayna
tocka socialisticnega nazora.
Socialna demOkracija Sc has 5 TEN odlikuje,
ker hoce "a vetino revnih in ubogih delovati. =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

svojim programOm, XII tezi IA uvedbo splosne sre.
&c, "a Odstranitev lakote in bedc, XII sta veena ma.
sprotnika miru, je soc. demokracija stranka har.
monte, redu in miru. Socialna demokracija pa nj
stranka Misrepresentation, tovarnarjcv in podobnib
elementov.
Socialna demokracija vidi zelo jasno, kako
sc je zasebna last razvijala V zgodovini. z odstra.
ljudmi, mad suznji. Suzenj, robotnik in Nth dru.
Zine so pac bile zasebna last svojih fevdalnih gos.
podarjcv. Tlacan sc III .smel samobsebi preseliti IL
kraja V kraj, nj sc smell zeniti it'd. - Sele franco.
ska revolucija ie proglasila ljudske pravicc in raz-
glasila, da Sc rodi vsak 6lovck kot svobodno bitiei
Tlacanstvo move dobe, tlaGanstvo V sedanjih cash
pa jc mezdno delo. PREF je bill kmet tlaGan svoje-
mu gospodarju- graScaku, sedaj sta pa POLISH in
tovarniSki delavec tlacana tOvarnarju in velepo-
sestniku. kakor ie suzenjstvo in tlaGanstvO presto,
tako preide tudi mezdno delo. Ma njegovo mesto
pa mora priti svobodnQ delo, XII DO dalo delavcu
Gisti njegov zasluzek. Nova last bode narodnega.
obcinskega, kOrporativnega z~nacaja kljub te-
mu pa bode individualna. NOben individij, noben
pOsameZnik ne bOde izkoriScan cd drugih. Izgi.
MIA bode tiraniia akcijskih druzb in bogatih DO.
sameznikov, izginila bode ~despocija velepoSestni-
kov - pravo vsakega pOsameznika bode zavaro-
vano 2 razumnimi in natancnimi pogodbami. Kar
danes eksistira kot privatna last, to je last enc.
ga razeda, last burzvazije. Da sc pa tako razred-
no lastniStvo Odstrani, "a to mora vsakda delova-
ii, konur je ma srcu napredck gospodarskc in po-
liticne demokracije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
o gOZdu i'm nekaterih njegovih ljudeh.
Nacrtal DIR. H. Dolenec.

lepo disecega OLA, IL. pr. pergamotnega ali roz-
natega.'S tenn Sc pribei vada, da prvic polhu re
cd dalec zadisi in drugic pa tudi cato, ker je Ii
val sastna Ia to posebnost; kajti ako ii kane kaj
takega OLA ma stavo in je V njej re polh ujet,
obgrize "a MIN dosli polh vendar Sc ~oslasGeno me-
sto ma stavi.
Prva skrb, ko je prostor odbran, so drva. Dry
mora biti dosti in dobrih, he jelovih, kaiti jelo-
va pokajo in mecejo iskre in torei nj varno lezati
blizo ognja. DRY je sicer obilo V gozdu, ali pri ro-
kah morajo biti. Noe je re dolga ieseni i'm pc noel
nj, ola bi clovek okOli lazil in drva znaSaf. Sc Ia
ko ina polhar dovolj opravka, ako sc low speSi,
in prot jutru je mraz kaj obcuten. Dober In ida
ten ogenj je treba takoit tudi radi tega napravi-
ii, da sc pri MEM sveGava ali luc. osuSi. Ia luG Sc
izcepijo debele leskove ali javorove palice, "a silo
tudi bukove. Da ne razpadejo, Sc tudi $ trticami
potisnejo in zloze ma kliuke preko ognia, ola SO
dodobrega osuSe in opalijo.
Hitro, nitro, Zmerom bolt Sc mudil Kje so
pa raznji "a stave? Ia raznje ie treba dolgih, boil
tenkih palic Tiki fizolove prekle. Mamie Sc natl
kajo stave, Xxi Sc nastavljajo cd tai po drevju. Tu-
di raznji so napravljeni. Zdaj pa stave V roko, da
sc naprozijo. To delo tudi ne gre kar takO od rok,
kakOr bi kdo mislil. Zmeti morajO biti trdne, ven-
dar pa prav ma rahlo naprozene. Stave, skrinjice
ali samostrei so kvadratni, po pol crevlja dolgi
i'll nekoliko mani SirOki leseni zlOgi. Sprednja de-
scica nosi jekleno zmet in steka po razah oh kra-
ju. Ma klincek Sc dene z oljem pribeljena vada
in Sc vtakne V vOtlino stave tako, ola mora polE
z glavo poseci vanjo, da doseze vado. 10 pa 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

poprlme, klindek popusti in pade ma dino stave.
zmet pa stisne sprednjo deScico navzgor in pol.
ma "a vrat. Ako zmet nj silna, zamudi, in torej ire
ba krepkih prstov in dobre vaje, da Sc pravilno
prof.. Recimo, da ie 80 stav, pa je treba dodobre-
ga %poldrugo uro, da so vse naprozene. Sprednii
descici nasprotna je daljsa ter ina ma podalSku
luknJo IA razenj. Vsako naprozeno past nese pol
har V roki do mesta, kjer jo misli n~astaviti. Tam
10 dene ma razenj in potem skrbno cd tai V rogo-
ma dalec cd ognja, Sc p~rozijo vsaka ma svojem me-
stu, in to je tenn boil mueno.
Ko hi ii, ljubi bralec, mogel sedaj predstaviti
tetvero ali petero dobro izvezbanih polharjev in
bi potem JAZZ sprozil debate q pravilnosti mesta,
ma katero JIG ~skrinjice postavljati, slisal hi dosti
besed in tudi ostrih, kajti o tenn debata Sc nj kon-
cana i'll menim, Ga he DO nikdar dognana, dokler
bo sc kaj polha i'll polharjev. Temu pritrdi vsak,
ola polh ne PLEA rad pc gladki Sibi navzgor, in
tudi to velja VOICE, da ga baje nj boljsega "a
stave, negO ma nizki hojici ali smrecici ali tudi
ma drugem MAIDEN drevesu, Xxi raste oh visoki
sibi. kJer sega ~vejevje mladega drevesa OBJ prvc
veje Sibe, tia postavi ali obesi skriniico, in goto-
vo BIO veckrat V eni noel drzala. Kaj pa potem,
ako nj takih drevesc? Kan staviti, ako je sapa,
KAN pred p%olnocjo, kan pc polnoci, kan o de.
zevJu, kan ~spricetka Iowa, kan kasnejc, ko DO.
stanejo polhi re boil debeli' Kdor 81 upa najveG
starcev uleti, ia je boil premeten, kajti lett cd.
locujejo dober plen pri Stetvi.
"VidiS, Nina" poreee start Luka, "jaz sem
lovll nekoc re kasno jeseni, ko so drugi lie Sc par
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

repov prinesli domov, pa sem Jill privlekel domov
cello butaro, pa kaksnih, pa niti enc stave nisem
incl cd tai, lie pc skadah sem Jill pokladal pa po
prelazih. Ali to treba znati, zivali treba vedeti ma
vado!' "Kaj hos %govoril, - ga zavrne Miha,
'enkrat sc ii je ravno posrecilo. Kadar pOlh Re
po tleh pObira, takrat je Dol je, da donna ostanes
pri svoji start. Skoraj hi ii tudi ne veriel, da je
bilo V butari, kakor ii praviS. kai mastnih; kake
zakasnele pritlikavce 81 pobiral.'' - Vines po-
segne potem Sc Hlepov Janez in nj ga veS konca
cello nedeli'ko popoldne in tudi, ko so matt Cos
tilnicarica re luG postavili ma MILO in voSSili do
Der vecer. lie prenehaio veScaki. KO je kaj even
ka, pOklice 81 ga Sc vsak emo mericO in elm dale
noe, tenn debelejsi postajaio polhi in tenn vet ih
je. Matt gostilniGarica morajo tudi Sc emo skati-
co vzigalic postaviti ma mizo.
No, pa kaj Sc bono sedaj razgovarjali, mrak
sc re della in mi smo re dodobrega utrujeni ,laeni
pa, kar sc da. Pot V gozd je bila dolga. V reber
smo hodili in Sc precei nesli in dobrih sest in
tudi sedem ur nismo nicesar uzili. PRAY prileze Sc
nekoliko pOeitka in Sc bolt to. kar sc dcne pod
Fob. POzirek takega, XII nekoliko strese, tudi ne
%Skoduje, in ia Use to pa nekoliko dima H. lulice,
XII smo jo ~najprvo osnazili Sc "a cello noe. Pve
oglasi ne daleG cd mas. go, kaj 81 re v~stala?" il
zvezde sc prikazejO in naibolj radovedna sova Sc
odzdravi kak zgOvornez. "Le drugam pojdi, tn.
kaj bono mi lovili!" Ceprav nj najmanjse sapi.
ce. vendar jane pc listju sumeti. Vczbano uho to
slisi.
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
(Dalje.)

daley
Polhi postanejo godni meseca s%eptembra.
Polhar sc pOtrudi, da "a kvatrni teden tega mese-
ca p~ospravi $ polja, potem pa pois6e v podstresju
vecjidel zelo okajene skrinjice ali samostrele, Sc
preprica, ali so zmeti pray gibcne, in ako nj dru-
GAGE, izdolbe ali sestavi Sc novih pasti.
Vzigalic V dobri shrambi in Sc posebe povitiI,
ten sosebno ne SINE pozabiti. TIE, lula in meh S to-
bakom pridejo ~nazivot, pasti, KORUNA moka, To-
nee ali kotlicek in kos slanine V vreGo in sekirica
V roko.
Ako je obrodila tudi leskovina, pricne sc low
bolj Ia krajem gozda, kajti ma ia sad so polhi kaj
lakommi in Sc oh MEM tudi poprej zrede.. Tia low
pa nj posebno izdaten in polhar Sc ga lott boil IL
zacetka tudi radi tega, ker lahko odide proti We
ceru Sc povrne %zjutraj domov. Pc kvatrnem tednu
in dokler polhi ne izginejo, pa he opravt V emf no.
CT, takrat je re treba zgodaj pc dnevi cd donna,
ola Sc OBJ Gasu poiS6e pravega prostora, 81 napravi
prenociSGe in uredi stave.
Pravi prostor ali dober kraj "a uspeSen low
sc presodi pc tenn, kako polhi metejo. Koder nj
dosti izdolbenega zra pc tleh, tam nj pravi kraj.
kjer so goste dorasle Sibe, kakor navadno ime-
nuJejo bukev, boil V z~atiSju, V kaki obsirni, ska
loviti dolini, tam je pravi prostor ali kraj. Da je
Sc kaj vOde kje blizu, pOtem je lie Sc treba ugod-
mega vremena.
Latte 81! kakor sno bill previdni, odhaiaie
cd donna, vendar hi bill kmalu pozabili enc mai
potrebnejsih reel: wade. ia vado sluzijo dobro
diseca jabolka, suhe hruske, kutine, roziei, tudi
smokve, zlasti pa 81 je treba omisliti steklenicico
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18

Oddal Je ma pOstO pismo, S katerim lie ma.
znanil, ola sprejme profesorsko mesto ma zenskem
ucIiiScu! 'ln kO je lezalO V nabiralniku, Sc lie Sa.
vIea zopet polotila tista negotova tesnoba. Zdelo
sc mu je, kakOr bi Sc priblizevalo nekaj, ce.
sar nj vaJen. Slsal je Sepetajoci glas, XII mu ie
pripovedoval, ola Sc nekaj izpremeni V njegovem
zivljenju.
Bolelo ga je, a nj Sc mogel otresti neiasnih
slutenJ. Sepet ga je s~premljal povsod.
kaj maj bi Sc izpremenilo? Ali Sc ne pride
konecf
Sal Je Jesen - jeSen, ne samo tam zunaj,
temvec tudi. v dust, in jeseni sledi zima, neiz.
ogTbno; tedaj zamre z~vljenje in vscga mora biti
kOnec.
Danes je &c wee velega listja ma tleh, ncgo
ga je bio vcerai; nocna sapa je izvrsevala svoj
posel. Jesen napreduje in priti mora cas-.
Zakaj, Odkod, cemu torej tiste slutnie?
ma oknu neke hiSe je zagledal c~vetlice v
loncu. Idele so sc mu kakOr ironija, a nehote ih
je moral veckrat p~ogledati.
Srecal je beraca ter mu dial nOvGic. Takoj ST
Je ocital, da je to neumno, neizmiselno. A cutil je,
da hi ga bio Sc boil bolelo, ako bi mu ne bill
dial nicesar.
Bill so Gudni %simptoni. Savic Jill je sovrazil
in - bal sc Jill je.
Zapustil ie mesto. Tam zunaj je bila trava
p%okosena, zadnje dni nj opazil tega. Danes mu
puhti naproti tista Gudna, opojna duhtoba. Dvig.
nil je pogled. Mad glavo mu ie frfotalo iato ptic,
Xxi so hitele ma jug.
Cemu? Pc kaj? Sal mora priti konec.
Ali maj hi bill prevarjen tudi V tenn?
kako dOlgo Sc, kakO dolgo?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-18
Savicev pesimizem.
Etbin Kristan.

Da Je resnicnO tistO ~zivljenje, o katerem 60
wore lJudJe, tedaj hi moral kaj cutiti oh vseh teh
spommlh, $ katerimi JIG Zdruzeno vse pregroZno
trpltenje minolih let. Ali mic sc ne giblje V srcu,
dusa Je mirna. ve tiste slike glcda boil rayno-
dnsnO kakOr Otrok ilustracije V solski kniigi.
Torej je ~zivljenje vendar lie domisljija, mic Sc ne
godi v resnici, vse samo v fantaziji. Use lie laz-
njivO in sele, kadar pride konec, sc izkaze resnica,
katero SLUT OH.
In priGakoval je konca :.
Dolgo je sedel nepremicno pred svoio sve-
tilko in zrl vanjo. In misli so mu plavale v mir
vano.
Slabeje in slabeje je brlela svetilka, luc jc
pojenjavala. Videl je, kako Sc njeni zadnji ostan-
Xxi tema.
Savic je oStal ma svojem stolu i'm gledal V
temo kakOr pref v svetlobo. Ia NIGGA Sc mi izpre-
menilo mic.
kako dolgo je sedel?
Pocasi mt ie legalo nekaj tezkega ma prsi
in ga jelo dusiti. Ko je bila re VISA SODA polna
neznosnega smradu, Sc je zbudil il svojih eud-
nih sanj.
Mehanicno je vstal in odprl okno.
Zunaj je sanjala hladna, bistra noe, ne nebu
sapica. Cisti vzduh sc je zll V soho in polagoma
je izginil smrad.
On nj opazil niGesar. Uzival je mir, velica.
stem mir, XII mu je bill simbol zazeljenega ella
- ALSO utnega konca
Ko Sc ie z%jutraj zbudil, sc je poGutil zelo
neprijetno. Vsekakor je predolgo sedel v smradu,
Xxi ga je provzrocila svetilka, ko je ugasnila. Pc
dust Sc mu je prelivalo nekai tesnobmega kakor
neugodne slutnje, katerim nj naSel ne vira ne
smotra.