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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10
TUBERcUtoSlStS 20
SLOWLY DEeL MING
Almost Everyone. However Has
the Germs in RisSystsn U {
Boston Transcript. }

Boston Transcript
If tuberculosis shall continue to
decrease in this country at the
same rate as in the past half cen.
tury. it will be obliterated in an.
other decade. This is the opin-
ion of DR.. Cleveland Floyd, who
spoke at the Harvard Medical
school recently. There are two
conditions, how ever which will
prevent the complete obliteration
of this lung disease at present,
and these are poverty and lack of
hygenic surroundings.
DIR. Floyd said that almost
everybody has the germs of this
disease in his system, but that he
is able to resist their attack thru
living a healthy life and thru the
protection of nature.
Inhalation and infection are the
two common ways by which a
person may contract tuberculosis.
Children may get the germs in
impure milk, but outdoor play
prevents the spread. It often
happens, however, that when
people go to work in shops or in
sanitary Offices. or live in crowd
ed rooms, the disease shows itself
and gains a foothold. That is
why so many persons between the
ages of 10 and 80 acquire tubercu-
losis. Massachusetts, however,
is making a determined resistance
againstthedisease, and good food,
fresh air and a good blood circu-
lation form a sure preventive.
These should be guaranteed to
every child.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10
TEXAS A PARADISE.

The Lord said he wiehed to show
To his erring children here below
That He had plenty in his store
For those that knocked at Heavens
door.
And hence would give to some bright
land
Samples Of blessings of His right
hand.
And IL you think there is cause to
doubt 1t,
Just listen to how God reasoned about
1t.
"These gifts can't give to the states
In the East,
The weather Is too damp for both
man and beast,
And the northern states consider to-
gether
made q mistake when l put up the
weather.
For in billiards. and cyclones. lorna
does and cold.
No one can enjoy good gifts, am
told
IT'S too cold, hence westward shall
To the land where the fig and orange
tree grow.
For here. it is true, is beautiful
land,
But then there's the frogs. the dust
and the sand,
And those who enjoy these gifts rs
they must,
Can't do it in the sand, fogs and the
dust.
At last. reaching Texas, a state Of
some SIZE,
He decided to give her his capital
prize.
And opening wide his bountiful hand,
He dispersed his blessings all over the
land.
And hence we enjoy these blessings of
ours,
Ten months in the year the most
beautiful flowers,
And nights most delightful, famed by
the breeze. ~
uAp CoAuos e"copihS sCiOSe hcAu Lioul
over the seas.
And Italy's skies with our own won't
compare,
Nor is her land more fertile nor ladies
more fair,
And the grasses that grow on the
ranges Of ours,
Are kept beautifully green by the
sweet summer showers.
And as we know to enjoy our wealth.
We must first secure the blessings of,
health, ~
Thence we declare to the sick In each
cline
That health you can have IL you come
here in time.
And now to our friends In the East,
North and West,
We want you to come here and with
US be blest,
Fer God never intended that we all
alone
Should enjoy all these blessings that
He has bestrewn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10
Jasper.

Sptealt to the Mas.
W. Il. Simpson shipped n cases
of eggs Saturday. r
Mrs l. r. Darr has been seriously
i'll.
Rev. W. G. Smith mixes in auto
mechanics with bis preaching. He
recently purchased a Ford machine
and is oyerhauling it both for pleas
IRE and profit.
J. C. Kelly 10 driving a big Stude,
baker machine, obtained recently in
q trade.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10
7N/O VIEWIS OF TEXAS.
HE'LL IN TEXAS.

The devil In hell was chained.
And thousand years he there re-
manned,
And neither complained, nor did b,
groan,
But determined to start hell of hi
own,
Where he could torment the souls o,
men
Without being chained In a prison
den.
So he asked the Lord IL He had or
Anything left when He made this
land.
The Lord said, "Yes, 1 had plenty or
hand,
But left 1t down by the Rio Grande.
The fact lie. old boy, the stuff is 60
poor,
l don't think you can use it for a hell
any more
But the devil went down to look at
the truck,
And said II be took it az a gift he was
stuck,
For after examining it carefully and
we'll,
He decided the place was too dry for q
hell.
So In order to get 1t off of his hand,
The Lord promised to water the land,
he had some water, or rather some
dregs,
A regular cathartic that smelIed like
bad eggs.
Hence the trade was made and the
deed was given,
The Lord went back to his home in
heaven,
The devil said to himself, II have all
that is needed
To make good hell" and 80 he sue
ceeded.
He began by putting thorns all over
the trees,
He mixed up the sand with thousands
Of fieas,
He scattered tarantulas all over the
roads,
Put thorns on the cactus and horns on
the toads.
He heightened the horns of the Texas
steers,
And put an addition to the rabbits
ears;
He put little devil 10 the broncho
steed,
And poisoned the feet of the cent?
pede
The rattlesnakes bite you, the scorpion
stings,
The mosquito delights you with the
buzz Of bis wings,
The sand burrs prevail and SO do the
ants.
And those who sit down need half
soles on their pants.
rhe devil then said that throughout
the land
de had arranged to keep up the dew
IFS own band,
And all should be mavericks unless
they bore
Marks or scratches or bites and |
thorns by the score.
The heat in summer is one hundred |
and ten,
Too hot for the devil. too hot for the
men.
The wild boar roams through the back
chaparral,
tbs bell Of place that he has for
hell.
This 10 piece of poetry soldier
10Y from Mouteagls sent back homo.
lie SAYS 1t Is just about ss good 40
'exss when the Mexicans and Ger
pans are stirred up.I
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10
BORROWING THE PAPER.

We frequently know of many
distances where families who
I've near each other send to their
neIphbors and borrow the Bled-
so1ian. While we are glad to
know that they are interested in
getting the news of their home
county. we just want to call their
attention to q few facts. 1t costs
the editor much hard labor. worry
and expense to each week put out
the Bledsonian and we put it out
for the small sum of two cents a
copy. When you read your neigh
boris paper to save your self the
small sum of two cents you take
this two cents right out of our
pocket. While you think perhaps
the small sum of two cents does
Mt amount to much when we tell
you that there are perhaps two
hundred of citizens who are plen-
ty able to pay the one dollar a
year to have the paper come to
their home each week who send
to their neighbor to borrow the
paper you can see that this makes
$500 per week SIG. 90 per month,
or $500 per year. We can put
out a much better paper if we
had this $500 each year which
is rightfully due us and we hope
our subscribers will help us to
get all these who are in the habit
of borrowing to subscribe for
themselves and this help us to get
out a better paper.
The editor gets very little for
his services in getting out the
paper, and now that blank news
paper is so much higher and the
cost of living has increased so it
is even harder for us to make
ends meet.
The principle involved in the
habit of reading your neighbours
paper is wrong and will be con-
demned by all right thinking peo-
pie. First you are getting some
thing for nothing and second you
are hurting some one else by the |
practice. Come in and subscribe |
for the Bledsonian for yourself |
and be square and honest with
the editor. -Pikeville BledsQnian.
The above correctly voices our
sentiments in the matter. Many
families in Marion County are Dor
rowing the News because we adj
vanced the price to one dollar a year.
AS long as it was only SOC they took
it, but discontinued when it went to
a dollar. They still read it, however,
by the borrowing route. 1t was
impossible for us to produce any.
thing like good paper, and sell it
for soc year, less than one cent
copy. We are now asking less than
the price of 2-cent postage stamp a
copy, and need the support of the
people to keep this banner of wisdom
before the public. When we do
not get the support we should re-
ceive by every family paying their
subscription honestly and not filch
Ing the subscription price from us,
we are forced to make a living by
other channels and the excellence of
he paper suffers in consequence.
You cannot blame US for not getting
no the news when there is no remun-
grafton in it. We must pay our
iebts, and ifthe money won't come
me way 1t must come another, if it is
necessary to grub stumps to get it,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10
He ALMOST FELL DOWN

A. NJ. IIunsueker. Bogue Chitto,
Miss, writes: II suffered from rhenma-
tism, kidney and bladder trouble, also
dizziness. would almost fail down at
times Foley Kidney Pills gave me ems
tire relief" Disordered kidneys piya
warning by pains in side and back, sofe
muscles, swollen joints, tired and laslt
guild feeling. Sold by j.. w. Simn4U
a Son, Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-10

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portant element
connected with .
navy Is the STRAIT.
egg which directs
It, In accordance
with which its
plans are laid
plans for prepa-
rations before
war and plans for
operations during
war. Strategy is
to a navy what
mind Is to q man.
1t determines it's
.h.-ontnu a. 900,
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01

treba 70 miljonov. To je ogromna
svota in 6e 80 stroSki tako veliki.
tedaj e nj upanja, da hi Sc IL
vrsila TAXA reforma.
Toda pred kratkim .ie kongres
odglasoval sedem miljard vojnega
kredita. TEN miljardam bodo Sic
ollie druge, &c ne pride pref mir.
Cd 20 miljonov do enc same mi
ljarde je pa Sc $50 milionov, in De
je mOgoce Spraviti SedemtisoG
miljOnov skupaj "a vojne namenc.
mora biti tudi mogoce debit 10
miljonov "a delavsko zavarovanic.
XII je Y vojai in V miru ena',o val-
no.
Toda GomperS sam no6e nice
Sar SliSati q Socialnem zavarov,-
nju, in ker ne .StOri GomperS nj
cesar, ne Stori delavStvo niGe41r
Treba bo Sc casa, preden bo dclay-
stvo V Ameriki mislijo boil $ Svo-
io glavo. Kadar sc 10 nauci. me-
bodo imelc nit Rockefellerjevc
limanice take privlaGnoSii kakor
Sedaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01
Morski valov!.

Vetina ljndi ina popolnoma haP"'
ne pojme o velikosti morsklh 'a'o''
Hidrograficni urad v Washingtonu Je
izvrSil nekatera opazovanja v A'iah'
skem oceanu, in sicer ma odprtem mor
ju, kakor tudi oh obreziu. OpazoVaiei
so dognali, da so valovi povprccno ue'
vet metrov visoki; kadar jc morJe raA
burkano, dosezeio viSino 10 metroV'
Malokdai so valovi WISH. V AtlahI.
skcm moriu torej nj valov, HI bi p'i
visoki kakor hise. DOlzina valov le '
primeri 2 visino pray izdatna. Na'o'i
Sc navadno raztegajo tcz pr"stor
dolzini $50 do $50 mctrOv. Cas-, V kate'
rem preteGe val svoio pot, zn"sa u 90
8 sekund, V odprtcm morju trala '"''
IL sekund. NajdaljSi val, ki so ga o
pazovali. je bill dolg 500 metrov III Je
traial % sekund. Zclo rudno Jc ueJ
stvo. da moGan veter zmanJSa doi%Iho'
a povcGina viSino valov. VaioVl, ~
oh skalnato Obrezic, 80 VcaSih
paG 20 do ~ me.rov visoki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01

enim in drugim je oGitna.
&c je delavec zavarovan pr
zveznem zavodu, .je njegova svo
boda V izberi della, kolikor je ka
pitalisticne razmere sploh dovo.
l.iujejo, pcpolnoma ohranjena. c.
della emo leto V New Yorku. drug,
v Buffalu, tretjo Chicago, cetrt,
v San Francisco, je v:seeno. Me.
COVE z%avarovalne pravice ostanejt
nedotaknjene.
&c ie elan Rockefellerjeva pen
zijskega zavOda lima prav;co dc
pokojnine seveda lie tedaj, &c osta
ne YES cas- V sluzbi Rockefcllerjey,
druzbe. To zavarovanje mu tore.
uklepa roke in Ge ho6e kdaj dozi
vcti poHliio, iC rriylicn IN csta.
nc pr dlulh , >luzh,. uudj 20 Sc
tam HaJ,ia,sl deio,ui poeoii
TO ie v resnici glavni name
tega Zavarovanja.
Ma drugi strani pa ne daiej,
pravila delavcu niti garancije, d.;
mu je pri dru5bi zagostovljen'
delo, dokler ne dosezc pravice d,
penzije. Minimalna d1ba IN mai
manjSo pOkojninO znaSa dvajSe;
LET della pri druzbi. To .je navidez
no malO, V resnici pa nj. Dvajse
let bi bila kratka doba phi drzav
mem zavarovanju zaka.i tam b
ielavcu stella leta cd dneva, kcI
,ploh zacne delati. TOda k Rookie
.felleriu pride delavec lahko tud
V poznejsi dobi, ko je lomil kosti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01

Pasta capa, to Sc vendar ne
more imenovati sebi6nost' Kdo sc
DO zdaj Sc upal trditi, da Rookie.
Teller nj dobrotnik delavstva?
Penziisko zavarovanje spada
med socialisticne minimalne "a
hteve. In gillette! Rockefeller H.
polnjuje to zahtevo, ne da bi bill
prisiljen ma to. Skoraj Ola .je
Rockefeller re sam kos socialista.
In te pOjde pc tel poti napre.j, ga
bcmo moral imenovati Sc sodruga.
Slabo res ne hi bilo, ce hi priSlo
nekoliko njegovih miljonov V sluz-
bo sCcialiSticne propaganda. FL,
kOliko kraslih knjig hi Sc lahko
i7dalo! Kako bi sc lahko ~prirejali
~l"dI 40 proj3N'ul- y hraiih. ii
jill ,oIaI pl m"Sctc dn>crt zaradi
ppwanJb"uJa %iIuautuu ,!cd,lcvi
huho bI 81 pm vOiitsah lai,ko po-
globil boj zcper kapitalistifne
stranke!
Zal da so 10 kljub Rockefeller
jew dobrotljivosti le lcpe SAME, XII
sc ne izpolnijo.
SocialiStiGna Stranka res zahte-
va penzijsko zavarovanje "a de
ampak med Memo zahtevo
in TEN, dale Rockefellerieva druz-
ba, je tOliko razlike kolikor med
psom in volkom IL gozda.
Predvsem zahteva socialisticna
Stranka drzavno ali zveZno Java
rovanje, ne pa privatnokapitali-
'tiGnega. Ogromna razlika med
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01
VOJNA IN PROHIBICIJA.

VOJNA IN PROHIBICIJA.
Bryan roma pc dezeli cd mesta
do mesta in agitira.
Bryan je bill najvecji pacifist
v Zedinjenih drzavah in mir mu
je dial dovolj prilike "a agitaci-
10. Odkar je kongres odglasoval,
da je med Ameriko in Nemcijo
vd1na, je Bryan obeSil pacifizem
ma kiln, ker je spoznal, ola je ME
gov glas lie glaS upijoGega Y puS-
eavi. Toda Bryan je agitator in
Mica MT ne da miru. Ker je IL
euhil NyoJo zaarjo Iuhir" So,
vraca + projsuji i. raii-. 1.p,'
vodc. Pridigu I' .c'5 ~ ntrr.su
miru. To ic te.,o kakar - ti..iu,
kozuhom, ki Sc obrne po 7imi no
ter, Pc lett pa ven. Kar varu.je
6loveka mraza, ga bo vendar va
rovalo tudi vroGine. Ce je prohi-
bicija dobra "a mir, more biti pac
dobra tudi "a vojno.
Teddy Roosevelt je priSel V Chi
cago. On i'll Bryan nista dvoitka.
Bryan je bill cd zacetka "a mir "a
vsako enc Roosevelt ie bill cd
zaretka ~ vrjuo IN TedGy d.
PFiselY prai yrsn zato y Chieag0
ia ponsga rekrutirati 70 jc ST
GER danes cd veG, kajti kongres
je- medtem sprejel zakon o prisil-
nj vojni sluzbi in zdaj ne DO ire
pa wee ma vOgalih loviti presto
voljcev; ampak Roosevelt ne hi
bill uzil take velike slave, ce ne
bi bill prisel v Chicago. In slave
ljubi Teddy.
" eni toeki Sc pa tudi on stri-
MIA z Bryanom: Tudi on zahteva
nacionalnO prOhibicijo. Pri MEM
sc razume samo OBJ sebi, da jo zah-
teva Interest," vOjne.
On kakor tudi drugi prOhibicio-
nsti imajo "a svojo zahtevo mo-
can argument Zivila Sc V tel kri-
Il ne smejo zapravljati "a alkohol.
Nikakor sc ne da taiiti, da je V
tenn nekaj vaznega. Vprasanje Ii
VIII je "a Zedinjene drzave zelo
resno. Use dezele, XII so Sc zaplet-
lie v vojne, so obGutile vso tezo te-
ga prOblema povsob je bilo l.jud-
stvu nalozeno velikansko pOmani-
kanje. &c Sc ne store resni u
krepi, sc lahko zgodi Ameriki, kar
30 je zgodilo vsem drugim.
Ukrepov je torej treba. S TEN,
da je ~predsednik Wilson, %izroGc-
ma polna moe kakor ziveznim dix
tatorjem V Evropi, Sc nj vse o.
pravljeno.
Navidezno je prohibicija zelo
mikavna. Clovek vidi ogromnc
mnozine zita, krompirja i t. d.,
XII Sc porabijo "a produkcijo al
kohola, pa bi Sc lahko p~rihranile
"a zivez. Da bo v tenn oziru ire
ba nekoliko regulacije, o tenn nj
dvoma. Toda med tako regulaci-
10 in popOlnO prohibicijo .ie We
hka razlika. Nj dovolj, da SO po-
gleda ma stvar z enc Strani, am
pax obrniti jo je treba tudi ma
drugo stran.
v in~du~tri.ial IN drugi' podiet
Jih, SpoJepih IS produhciio IN raz
peeavanJens plJa" 70 lapol,ua cc
ia armada lJudl, "a So phi tcm
delu strohONno iIuIJcni. haJ DO
z mimi, ce nenadoma izgube delo,
so vajeni?
Splosni polozai Zedinjenih
drzavah nj tako s%ijajen, da hi bilo
vseeno, Ge Sc "a tisoc in tisOc l.iu-
di umetno ustvari brezposelnost.
Najvnetejsi zagOvorniki prohi-
biije ne mislijo ma TAXA vpraSania,
pa so 10 re hotel izsiliti V kongre-
su. Tereli 90 doelci lc toliko. -
ie dckrctiraGa prof. ibiciio a q:
fYadG. TrcAa to. Ga s., nr.lalrtc
samo zgane in pokaze
ma posledice, Xxi hi Jill imela brez-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01
Noe MED

Strasrn PRIOR l. boiista Y Rusiii -
pisuje pismo nekega ruskegu 5a.tniEa.
katero priobGuieio angleSki listi DO ne.
KEN listu y Rigi.
10 sem So p%rrbudil. - ic pricrlo
mraciti ~pripoveduie 6asiriE. Ni>rm
obcutil lakote, 6cprav sem tamkai le.
lal od ranega iutra, paf pa N" ie mu-
ella strasna Aeia. Spomininl ycm Sc
vsake poedinosti b"ia od trenutku, ko
me je podrl kos gIanate, ki p. disto
blizu meme cksplodiralu. Y naskoku
smo prclctcli siroko ravuino. Okoli
sebe sem Slisal vzdihovanic umiraio.
9Th ljudi in sem glrdal. kakn padajo
vojaki y sovrnzn"m oguju. ~p,minjal
sem So, kako sem tudi ial l-t.l uaprci.
kaj So je pozneje Zgodilo. nc VEN mic
veG. A ko sem sc pIebudll, sem leial
7amo = NV ma zapuStenem poliu.
,'t'''u = mrlici. Bill sem ranien. 10
IN urAA.l, ali rama nj lila tcika. ka.
Eor sc je poznoJe poka:alo. Oprl sem Sc
ma ~neranjonO roko in pogledal pc kr
vavem boiiscu in ma mraGno nrbo. m
katerem je larela ve6erna 2aril. Stra-
Emo 6ustvo mi ie napolnilo duSn. kikor
da 50 me pozabili ali kakor ia 50 me
hot"pustili tukai Samega. Sedaj me ie
sram, ker sem obupaval. pomislil sem.
Ia ne BON vidcl nit wee svojlh mihh
in dragih, nikoli domace hise, niti mai
dliiniih p%rijatcliev. Opirajo5 So M de.
sno roko, sem Sc dezdali" bolj yzdigo-
val, dokler So niSom vSedel.
klinb vclikim bolecinam y Iami in
veiki izgubi krvi sem stopil ma nogs
in Sc opirajo6 ma sablio pomikal naprei
ter op"tckal, kakor da sem piian Sku-
Sal sem Sc pribhlati gostemu @rmovju,
Y katerem so So skrivale naSc 6etc pred
.napadom. KoneGno fridcm do pryega
grmovja, ali nacnkrat onstanem. IL
velikc daljave vsai tako So mi je
zdelo - je prihaialo ~,ulicnie volka.
odmevalo jc silno melanholi6nO in
gro2no Y tihi 2imski noti. Drugi volk
sc j. od2val Y pray tako zategnienem
glasu, pa ~ prrccj hlijie. Nacnkrat
pa zasliSim tulicnjc povsodi okoli sebc,
~glasneise in vSak trcnu,ek grozncjSe.
Dobcr lovcc sem in sem ma iovu p"-
bill Ie mnogo volkov, ali 10. kar sem to
noe sliSal, M bonn polabil do groba.
To rezko zav%iianie, Hi me j. cbdaialo
kakor veriga, 81 jc Priblilevalo 'e5-
dale bolt proti kraiu, kjer sem stall.
peklenski konccrt. Jasno sem spoznal,
da Sc ne BON mogel ma nob"a naein
reSiti ako me volkovi n=fdcio. Naen'
KRAFT stcGem - kakor sem mogcl proti
vetiemu grmu ma robu gozda in Sc
vlezcm ma trebuh pod MEGA. Incl sem
nabasan samokres in sahlio. 4 Nnikovl
so Sc Gimdalie boil bliiali. P'iSh so
re ma rob gozda. V tcmi sem razl"rii
II jihove straSne sencc med dreNiem. Ca
strani so prihaiali IL gozda. 81
zbirali V vcliko crno trumo in nckaj ca
sa tako stall. Takrat aatuli drug N"lh
IL velike daliavc. 4 r%oiiS6a so Sc mu
odzivali drugi in Ia truma So ie Ptllre''
pomikati naprci Gisto oh moicm grmu'
q vsakem sen mislil, da mi DO sk"-
I'll ma vrat. Ali nobcden Sc nj bngai
Mirno SO letele ncStet" ZNe'i
Drugi dan, elm ic solncc posiial"' SO
me vzdignili nezavestncga. Nasl' me
le ncka kozaska patrulia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-01
ROCkefe||erjevo staroStno zayarovanie.

Veliko slabega SO je re reklo in
napisalo o njegovem velicanstvu
John ID.
Cas- bo, da Sc preneha $ TEN i'm
da Sc zacne velikemu Rockefeller
ju i%zkazovati ~zasluzeno spoStova-
ME.
ko je po velikem rudarskem
Strajku V Colorado mlajSi John d.
obi1kal zapadno drzavo i'm tam
ustanovil novo, Svojo unijo "a
"svoje' delavce, so razlicni listi
OznaGevali TO IN scbiGno zapelja-
vanie delavcev, GeS V Crganizaciji,
Xxi jo podjetnik ustanovi, DO pod
jetnik tudi vladal in deIavstvo bo
0ih0'iSom e'u6niu dohilo neko-
.'.o dr''uu 1"il's,..r. uj',drr pa
.c s;oib pr1v' kaIl rodIcmiD
ue moro h"ij taao neuu,,. Il. aj
OIsaAl-I,.Jv zopui 40
" INTEREST.
Tudi "PrCletarec" je bill med
XII MISC hoteli v%erjeti V Rookie
fellcrjevo plcmenito nesebiGnost.
ampak so trdili, da ina njegova
'mija glaNni namcn p~rcpreciti BOZ
delavcev IN vSako resn;cno prido-
Treba Sc bo skesati ia svoie
grehe. Pravkar je Rockefeller po-
ta<'', da &c pozna njegova do
'r tijiv0st napram delavccm no.
)enih meia. Njegova dru5ba .je Cd
'voje volie vpeljai penzijski
stem "a delavcc.