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The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
KRESCE MAKES
WARM PROTEST
Says Action In Boosting Per
sOnal Property Assessment
Is Illegal

Relative 20 the action OF the board
OF review IN placing him on The as.
sessment rolls for s3.o00.ooo worth
OF personal property outside tho
state OF Michigan. s $ Kr"sg8
makes The following statement
The KrssEc company "a r1r.
phrafion organized under Act $50 731
~ the public Acts % the STATE -ot
~ -hiERn for tho year 1909 IL 0pcr-
ates iu 1i other states and tfe Die
fr!.t OF Columbia and such 80 thP
assNts ~ the company ss are nor 10
M.-hi gan are permanently investn B
in those other states and n the pis-
frIct % Columbia iu the nature ~
stocks q goods and uer0hand disc
iegseholds fNtureS etc Az ~ wh
are used In The carrying or ~ che
business OF 8 & Kresgc company enc
such property paws taXra % All states
aud ths District ~ Columbia
The esssasors IN petruif are al
tempting 20 TAX mv holdinEs IN fH~
stock - the s Krasge COMPANY
because al % .hn assets ~ the row-
rarv located ~ other states are not
slH tsct 20 the taxing Jurisdiction u
fh.B state
There = no authority ~ law FOR
the TAXATION - shsr~a q stock 10 r.
" len gan corporation Whlct pays YAK
on 80 personal property ir th" state
% Michigan. nor 81 there ANY decision
% the supreme court u this state 90
'he cTer' that such stock is taxable
20 The owner.
The KresE- COMPANY pays
taxes IN Detroit upon All ~ its per-
goual property as Well aa ir tho of1
Or -itirs ~ this state where SIS per-
-onhl property ts located ia 'h" Sam"
manner - dc~s an irfls .dull
The attempt 20 tax my h1lcl1Ee q
the st~e = q TIE cons pany-te geo st- "a.
tor of th~ express Language % tho
statute governing the taratou ~
persanal property and 7 have fled a
protest with fhe common council %
netr1it setting forte che spe .i.
reasons why my holdings nr' not
taxable AZ personal property ana q
sworn statement showing the per
scuaI propsrtv held ty wo upon
which p am liable FOR ths payment
Of favea
This attempt % not % taV any az
fha assets - enc Krrsre company t9f
my personal stock in that company
and ths 81 900. 010 represents my
shares Of stork an an ~ vldua IN
that company The company has not
evaded ia any Jurisdiction the pay
fnent ~ any taxeA for which lt ie
liable
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
PARK
BOYS TO TRAIN

Highland Park school boys are
20 have military training n they
want n. according 20 action OF the
village school board Thursday night
Elaborate ARRANGEMENTS arc being
made by supt T 7 Knapp FOR tho
training. which viii be purely or
tionai and not compulsory Pupils
who take advantage OF the oppor
tunity. however. will be given credi,
for Il. The boys are 20 be furnished
200 old-style rifles with which 20
drill Tho board also sanctioned
the plan OF having the boys work
on farms during the summer -Four
teachers from the schools are about
10 leave for the officers training
camp at Fort Sheridan.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
SNEAK THIEVES
IN NORTH END

sneak thieves were active Thurs
DAY night in the north end Four
homes all within a few minutes
walk % one another we're visited
Jeve.ry and cash 'o'eling 81 vas
stolen from the-rome o. c n.
Grimm So. 9035 Cd blvd east
: Several rings and other iewelry
valued az 3ll7 were taken from the
home ~ Waiter EHzman. NO 81
Front enac blvd
The home OF Mrs e f Walters
No 1877 PhHadelphia-ave vast. vas
entered and SO Ia cash and ieweiry
stolen
A diamond ring worth SIS vas
STOLEN from tho home % Henry Abcn-
drath. SO Ie2 J,everetterst. IN each
case false keys were used by he
thieves 70 gain ngress
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
MEMBERSHIP
IN RED CROSS
PASSES 100000

Icnr} s Hubert. probate judge.
has been added 20 the Red cross
Patriotic FMnI committee. In The
{ature no VIII virtually hold court
IN the Board on Commences building
part OF The time There he win
handle such cases as relate 70 rs-
lief granted 10 dependents OF sol-
diers OF sailors The patriotic com
mi'toc ia addition 20 Judge Hubert.
consists Of William J Nagel. post
master. George J IIeber. Franko %.
Eaman. Pbowas r Dolan superin-
tendent Of The poor commission
Fred a. Butzel and Robert CLANCY.
II n The purpose of this commit
tee 20 discover the dependents Of
soldiers and sailors and see that
they are not leff ia want because
me family NoyIder is away on un-
cie SANS service n is the wish
of tha committee that persons
eligible FOR rolief should not bo sub
mitted 90 any more humiliation than
is absolutely necessary and hatts
why Judge Iilbpt was made a
member Of mo committee
The state has an appropriation FOR
this purpose, but It provides only
$50 month for any one famIlE
which z insufficient and must be
augmented by the patriotic fund.
The Red Cross investigates each
case and ordinarily Il would be- tho
duty % The probate court 10 do 30
as we'll with Judge Hubert on the
committees the one Investigation
viii suffice. and those who are IN
ves'lgated by The Red Cross will
be accepted by Judge Hubert, 80
that thcy will not need 20 appear in
court
At moor. Friday. records IN Red
Cross headquarters in tho Board
az Commerce showed that the total
cash received In, the campaign TO
date f. sl70Of714 THIS member
ship rolls At that hour contained the
names OF 1ci .l6l Receipts Friday
morning amounted TO s, 200 and 500
new memberships had been re-
ceived
Employees ~ me Detroit United
railway Friday turned in 500 20 in
addition 70 their earlier contribu~
tions. and with the contributions
came tho names OF 800 member
ships. The Gamma kappa club
made special contribution OF $50
and Towars Wayne County Cream
cry employees sent in 500 80.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
HOLDS WOMAN
IN DUBS CASE

Judge Connolly Friday ordered
Rose Tracey no ff8 .arnc1
west. held az material si-ue-s in
tho case % Patrolman FREDERICK C-
Dubs. awaiting trial on a charge Of
manslaughter In connection Wifh fhe
killing OF Edward Brown April 1s at
the iaued.gt address lie later
released her under $1,000 bond
Duhs was atill in fhe county Jail
Friday. while friends wero atteuIt
ing 90 raise bail 90 5000 fixed
Thursday on his ARA gnment ln re
lice court on the manslaughte-
charge. to which he pod ed no.
guilty and was held FOR recorder
court
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
BERGER WILL NOT
GO WITH ROOT

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 4-vic-
tor L. Berger. Socialist newspaper
editor. today declined 20 become a
member Of the American commis-
sion 10 Russia Ills name vas re-
Gently mentioned ia this connection.
Il DO not believe mat the Hon.
Elihu Root. a well-knowu represen-
tative OF American plutocracy and
the prosecutor OF Rudowt,z and
Pouren. the Russian revolut0nists
who escaped 20 Amer.ca-ls the
right man 70 advise The Russian
democracy land especially the Rus
sian Social-democracyl what 20 do
In this world crisis" says Berger's
letter 20 a member OF congress.
Berger further assaiied America s.
entrance into the war
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04

william Justice "a. one - The
I've men who escaped early Monday
from The Macomb county iail NJ NJ
Clemens. was arrested Thursday by
Detectives O'Crady and Wilson
The detectives recognized Justice
an the street and took him lnt0 cuE
tody after trailing hin 20 The JeTer
con hotel az Woodward and Jerer.
son avef, where IL was learned 10
has been stopping since Tuesday
According go mo detectives. Justice
d,scisimed lmowlodge Of fbe wherc.
abouts- ~ The others Ie asserted
hey bad separated immediately AL
or eeeaHDe le was urnrd over
sr noon Thur day TO N Cirmcn
aufhouud
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
PLAN TO BOOST
RATES ENDORSED
BY DETROITERS

Directors 81 he Detroit Board OF
Commerce Friday noon unanimously
adopted resolution introduced br
Arthur T Waterfall chairman Of
the transportation committee. In
dorsing the proposal Nefora Tho III
tersiate commerce commiaslou for
an Increase in TIRE freight ratee
thruoui Tho country
Il was The sense ~ tho resolution
thai the carriers - the country have
been greatly Handicapped IN supply
ing necessary and adequate 'acl
ities and service because % a short
age % revenue
The need for an. expeditions CON
-ideration of the carriers propos al
Is imperative. says The resolution
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
DETROlTERS
FNIISTINE
UNDER T.R.
Ernest Gray Taking
Applications For
Service Abroad
APPEALS TO HIS
COMRADES OF '9S
Services of Skilled Me-
chanics Are Also
Desired

Col Roosevelt hss q representa-
live tn Detroit fro the person Of Ern
est Gray. 80 5Sl Second ave. who
fs earnestly promoting the colonel IS
plan 20 take a division or more OF
troops overseas MT Gray is a
veteran o. the soanish-Amertcan
war. and IS seeknc to enroll all
persons desirpgs ot 20 owing col.
Rooseveits cad in he event fhst
congress grants linn the requested
power
ZIG Is not our Intention 20 inter
fers ia any way with The operation
oi ne draft measure thar has been
passed and we are therefore, on
ccuraging the enlistment o. those
who viii NOT ~ Affected 5y rue
5rat' measure" said Mr. Gray 20
The Times He continued
aare been In comm cation win
t'nNi scr@ ans ave
already srnf q DUN ben ~ sIp cations
lis nFHl< .AFters H AN tnf
have tlsf received All afa.tlorsf 100
blanks ana shall 81 DESTROYS to meet
al ."He $3.50 desire tn foi>~w t1'
0l~re o. tce trenches France
Being veteran ~ fre war 90 IS
or ~r.r.s % curse o. errrll as
H arv ~ my comrades as 7NV7ihle-
rho we wIi welcome 81 who desire
tc enlist Ia the fEnt frr deucorAcy
ard ft1t tbe-ty - u'frh we rers
n A-A- a are SO proud
H.tH t-.uafrf7 rf st.liaI -ec7s~-
t-s srf trained E-t1Farz Detroit
sh~lld send q company ~ sucfre"rs
thaf would rank wtt- rhe BEST Ne
"a an non W0rke IN re ~ er Blast
ere fe1n,sferF rcnsrructIrr f3rer'eu.
io sting engineers locomotive @ugf-
.uso-F locomotive .frrwer. ~ips Sc
tsre li1er0Nr. electr'cianF railroad
operators rough carpenters skNfef
carreutarH rfEEsra civil engineer.
roae engineers NrfdEa eur'neera hr-
drsui~ euEtus-rf uechar'ca' nrgi-
reers. electrical eng, 0ee-F ria-1.n '~ts-
-aieErar re~s rfs~hE.r itrs concrete
V-crkerv ol-~I hers uasors t0rng-
-arhars uu~~er-~s wRg srfsr7 IN.
structure craftsmen Took builders.
ladders and wheel w-iEhts
- tha opinion ~ w0s' American
COL Roosevelt shrG1a - permitted 20
place r. division m re 9-t-E ltne
France az ths EARLIEST 'possih'~ 1atN
ard we sre ReeklrE men who. ike
the colonel are anxious ~ g.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
Arm Makes
Real Estate Dealer
Victim of Forgery

Milton 2 Thomas was arrested
Thursday by netectives Wilkinson
and Morris. charged with forging
The name of II a Bel. realty deal
~. 10 fye hes ks for $50 passed on
the Peoples state bank
BELLS right arm was Injured re-
Gently For this reason the cash
ls- passed he caecks without 9ues
ron as re thought -ss signature, al
rho unIS- BELL had been written
vlth his lett hand
Morris pleaded guilty before Jus
tce Stein ans Eas ~emanded to the
county Jail 70 await trlai 10 record
er a court
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
HIGH SCHOOLS
IN TRACK MEET
ON MAY 18TH

All ~ .fe IeUof siFiFs schools
viii meet n track and feld meet
~ Goldberg field IN Nav u which
is aefh from Saturday Several
junior tiRh schools viii be repre-
scented In a sort OF Class % div.
sion Centrai has he beet track
team n t1e state this year. and
Sal be- handicapped to the extent
cf heinz permitted oniy two entries
~ au event
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
UNKNOWN" SINGS
FOR GALL-CURCI
AT MAY FESTIVAL

AM ARB0R Mich May a.
Lucy Gates a Young American sing
a- almost unknown p her native
land w'll take ire place Of Nme
GaltCur0i Friday evening. iu he
May fetva
Miss Gates 8 a colo~a.ura 60
prano vho has been .ng.ng III
European opera houses She SUBJ
stirured - Nine Galu-Curci In
Newark y J wednesday evening
and was go satisfactory that 1t was
decided 20 rush her across the
country 70 Ann Arbor Nine Calf
curci - iil ~ New York
Miss Gates I'll sing The numbers
scheduled for Nine GallCurci
which include ~Csro Nome from
RICO et'o aria from The Magic
Flute and 'hs Be-. soLg 'rom
takms
The Choral union v'ih ne Cr'cs
70 Sym hony orchestra, and so'0
Let's including Christine Miller Hor
gan KING ION and Gusfat Ho,m7ust
presented ElEars Dream OF Ceron
thus" Thursday evening vtr ERE
veteran Professor Albert 4 -'anla,
CONDUCTING apd with BAR s. Moore.
AZ The organ owing 10 the illness
az william Wade Hinsbew. Nr
Holmr1is' sang Mr H'nabaw role
~ ne priest ss we'll az tie own
part Of the Angel ~ ne Agou This
unusual choral work. which has
MANY ~ The attributes and FORM ~
'ha music drama, was eroei.ently
rendered by The biz cho-is and me
soloisfs. The latter winning genuine
trlumphs Miss Miller vas especial
ly we'll received and es'ablahea hor
solf IN permanent favor 18th fest.
val audiences
Nine Ethel reginska. fhr rensa.
tionsl young English pianist who
pas heard in Detrof twice during
the winter, was tho solo.s' of he
Friday afternoon concert. playing
Rlbersfpir- Concerto In ~ minor
plth orchestra. and scoring her usu
al success WIN hcr 6ery and mag
NATIVE rpretst.on ald amazing
technical skill The ehHdren's
chorus gave Fletcher c.nfaa Tho
. WARNS and the Carpenter" aud doe
Chicago orchestra played MlAtus
flp.tcr symphony
The festival closes Saturday even.
irg with the presentation ~ t8a
. BOZ rancerf form the solo Hs fa r
e.Gde Wmes Wffzsl.re- Paw
Johnston and ie-r MARITIME ue
/ fAoe Holmgu sIAe r Hm
it.ldIe, "a fh ret fase Wr
/ Hrvtie r7~e
Richard ke- Mr W
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
MINES MAY FIGHT
U-BOAT MENACE
L. s. and Britain Consider Plan
To Strew Them Thru
Whole North Sea

WASHINGTON. May Heavy
mining Of practically the entire
North sea he's been under consid'
grafton between the allies and the
United States az an efficient means
OF thwarting Germany's submarine
campaign. n became officially
known today In addition 70 this
scheme. there has been official con
siderstion % means % wrecking
tho U.boats at their bases
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
RAIN OR SNOW IS
FORECAST; STORM
WARNING ISSUED

The following storm warning was
issued Friday noop ~ Fo'ecaster
Norman a Conger, 81 The loca'
weather bureau
Storm northeast. warnings Dis
rlayed ~ ! q 30 o'clock from Detroit
10 Oswego The diEtur0a roo over
youtheaa'srn Kentuc6y moving
northeast, with increa sing strong
northeast - non Invest winds Friday
afternoon and evening. rain or
snow"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
masons To BUY W. n. sehoenbsok.

Funeral services will be held SAT.
urday afternoon IN the home. No
"a F1rwoodavs. for William II
Schoenbeck. who died Tuesday. OF
pneumonia Mr. Schoenbeck. who
was A. years old, was one ~ the
founPrs Of Friendship lodge So
81. T. e. a ST.. and twice had held
Tho Office ~ worst ipful master The
services VIII b6 under The lodge 81
auspices. I'm tho membership OF
which MJ. schoenbeck ess highly
crteomcd SIT echocsbcck WAS o.
memhrr of the q geographical union
o.. % ,ars Wa was employed on
tho Detroit Tribune prcvous fo ac
cepUng position with Tho Ford
Motor Car company lie is survived
hv he vife mother. ono sister and
one brother.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
RenIstratIon I'm Be- slow.

Guy ingalls,. deputy city clerk and
secretary OF tho city election com
mission. believes that u viii re-
quire several days to register all
men OF military age In Detroit. Aft
or looking az ono Of The blanks that
must be filed ort-by each person
liable 20 service under the selectivs
draft. he expressed tho opinion that
=, would take fully twice as much
time 10 obtainIhe Information ask
cd as II does 10 register a person
az an clector
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
THIS WAR WORSE
THAN HE'LL, SAYS
SHERNIAN'S son

CHICAGO May AFTER all Gen.
>1-rr- n was wrong according 20
Father Thomas r sherman. a son
80 -he hero O. The march thru
Georgia
Father sherman went his illus
trfol- pater one better today
THIS war" Dc declared. as so
bad that 70 my father were alive de-
would owe 20 apology 20 Hell"
Father sherman ga in the recruit
ing business 'u-t as present bur
nor soldiers of var ne a seek/
workers for the great farms Of the
northwest.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04
u. S. WILL NOT
PERMIT TREASON
Efforts Of German Socialists to
Influence Slays
Matched

WASHINGTON, May 4,-German
Socialists IN this country who at
tempt 20 force or influence q sep
arafc eeace between Russia and
Germany Will be dealt win 20 tho
fou extent Of American law. II their
acts can be- proven
The slate department indicated
'his unmlFtakablv today following
publication o. charge 81 j. q.
Phelps stokcr~ wealthy Socialist
..f some ot ihe German wings CO..
r" tmrH.ln toc.aiHf arn TRYING
The Detroit times., 1917-05-04

Tho 0rsf doclfrst'0n ~ var n
Nnrrics taa made ht Boston
rrf he Dutch colon iu Tho
ear 1914.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18

Prcdscdnikova proklamacija o vojni z Av-
stro-Ogrsko pravi pc navedbi kongrcsove poobla-
Stilnc resolucije:
"Jaz, Woodrow Wilson, predsednik Zedinje-
nth drzav ameriskih, r~azglasam torcj vsem, kate
rh Sc tiGc, da obstaja vojno stanje med Zedinje-
mimi drzavami in cesarsko in kraljevsko avstro-
ogrSko' Waldo; in specialize pozivam ve civilne
in vojaSke uradnike Zedinjenih draw, da izvrSu-
jejo pazno in m~arljivo svoje dolznosti, nanaSa-
jotc Sc ma tako vojno stanje; nadalje resno ape
liram ma vsc amcriske drzavdjane,da maj v lojalni
vdanosti napram svoji dezeli, XII je Cd svoje usta-
novitve posvcGcna naGclom svobode in pravice,
vzdrzuicio decline zakonc in maj docela in RADIO
voljno podpirajo ukrepe, XII Jill doloeijo ustavne
oblaSti III vOdstvo vojne do uspesnega konca Ill
doscSo verncga in pravicnega miru.
"RavnajoG z mocjo oblasti, Xxi mi JIG izro-
Gcna cd uStavc Zcdinjenilp drzav in omenjenih cd
Sekov revidiranega ~Statuta, 5 tenn nadalJe raz-
glaSam in odlocam, da bodi obnasanie cd strani
Icdinjcnih draw napram vsem rojakOm, draw
ljanom, podrzavliencem in podanikom. AvStro-
Ogrske moSkega Spola mad IA. letom starosti, XII
oStanejo V Zedinjcnih drzavah in sc MISC natu-
ralizirani, sledece:
"Vsi rojaki, drzavljani, podrzavlienci in po-
daniki Avstro-OgrSkc moSkega spola V starosti IA
leta in wee, Xxi 50 V Zedinjeuih drzavah i'll Sc MISC
naturalizirani, Sc pozivaio,da ohranijo mir napram
ICdinjcninI drzavam in Sc vzdrze ziocinov ma
pram javni varnosti, maj ne krsijO postav Iedi-
njenih drzay, njih |posameznih drzav in teritori-
iev, maj Sc v~arujejo sovrainih cinov 5 podajanjem
informacij, pomoGi in podpore sovraznikom Zedi-
njcnih draw in maj Sc toGno ravnajo pc navodi-
lih, XII Jill 5 ten ali pa XII bi Jill cd casa do casa
~razglasil predsednik.
elm dokler sc o~bnasajo V soglasju 3 zakoni
mai nc bodo vznemirjani V svoiem mirnem z%ivlie-
nju in Y izvrsevanju svojih poklicev in maj Sc Z
mimi ravna kakor 4 vseni m;rOljubnimi in zako-
ne spoStujo6iWi osebanri, izvzemsi kolikor hi bile
potrebne izjeme "a njih lastno zascito ali "a var
most Zedinjenih drzav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18
%Kapita|izem in organizacije pro|etariata.

Ne glede ma ~siJajen raZvOj tehnike in pro-
meta. XII smo ga dosegH v zadnjih letih, Sc nam V
primerjanJu sedanjosti S preteklostjo jasno pred
ocuje ~znacilen ~preobrat q ozirom ma organizaeije.
Sc sredi minulega stoletja jeqyanajsirsih krogih
gospodoval individualizem ,temeljno nacelo neor-
ganiziranja. Ali cd tedaj sc je polagoma razSir-
jala misel organizacije. Zlasti V prolctarskih
vrstah sc je vedno boil p~oiavljal klic pc zdruzitvi.
kar nj ostalo brez ucinka.
Agitacijsko in organizacijsko delo zadnjih
d~csetletij je imelo naravnost cudovite uspehe.
Vedno vecje trume delavcev SO sc pridruzile svo-
Jim zvezam. Ma miljone Jill je pod zastavo or
ganizacije in delavske organizaciie narascajo V
velikansko in mogocno armada, XII Steje ma stoti-
soce clanov. &c hi mogli nasi predbojevniki, XII
so mari jivo in L velikim trudom Orali celino in OBJ
delovali trda tia, videti sad svojega della. hi bill
veselo iznenadeni. Blagajniki tiste dobe, Xxi so ra-
cunali lie $ par stotinami d~olarjev, bi zavidali svo-
je naslednikc, Hi imajo racunati in upravljati mi
lijone. Proletarske organizacijc V splosncm in
strokovne Organizacije posebej nudijo veselo sill
ko vedno narascajoce zdruzitve p~osameznib sil V
enotno silo mnozic. One so izraz skupne wolfe. XII
kaze raznim smerem wolfe enoten cilj in XII zdru-
zuje miljone razrcdnih bojevnikov V trden in xiv.
ijenja poln organizem.
Postanek teh organizacij mas pa nj cdinole
posledica agitacijskega della. a tudi ne izkljucna
poslcdica socialno dusevnega prehoda cd brezor-
ganizacijske dobe k organizaciji, temvec so pri
ten razvoju ucinkoval; razlicni vzroki. Kakor "a
vsako nOvO sOcialno tvorbo, so morali tudi tu biti
DAM dusevni in materijelni predpogoii. Ia dn.
sevnim strenlljenjem V smeri organizacije. XII
Sano Ease ne hi bio zadostovalO "a stvaritev or.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18

Jaske organizacije, so morali priti tudi Material
III predpogoji, XII SO omogocili zdruzitev milijo-
nov enako misecih in enako STRENGTH ljudi. In
res sta Sc sredi m~inrRega stoletja zdruzila oba mo-
menta ssocializem slS6stvaril dusevno razpoloze-
ME, rodovitna tia zasdelavske Organizacije, kapi-
talizem pa je ustvaril tehni6ne in organizatoricnc
predpogoje. Tako je proletarska organizacija mas
nastala IL skupnih ucinkov socializma in kapita-
LIMA. Ilasti kapitalisticno delovanje "a pospe.
sevanje delavskih organizacij je V marsikaterem
Oziru zanimivo.
Znana prislovica je, da JIG kapitalizem svoj
laStm grobokop V tenn, Ola 81 sam vzgaja silc. ki
ga bodo nekdaj pahnile 5 prcstola. KapitalistiGni
goSpodarski nacin je koval orozie in gladil pot ia
organiziran osvobodilni BOZ proletariata. Mocno
~razsirJcn promet sedanic dobe : svoiimi zelczni-
cami, parniki, postami in clektriGnimi vozili nam
mud moznost Ia o~biskanje acknowledgements DO
kralln dezele in priti z najSirsimi sloii ljudstva Y
dotlko Z nasimi idejami. Potion piscm. brzojavk
IN telefona Sc moreno pogovoriti Z vplivnimi osc-
bami raznih krajev. u izpopolnitvijo tiskarSkc
tehnike in razsirjanjem c~asopisia JIG ogromno ma.
rastla moznost "a agitacijo. "Gutenbcrgovi crni
voJakl pridejo V ~najtemnejSe kote dezcl in Sc
tam ~boJuJejo prot nevednosti in zaoStalosti. V
nestetih casnikih in f~asopisih. zvezkih in Ictakih
Sc raznasa SEINE znanja med maSc, V kniigah pa
Sc razpravlja o vprGsanjih svetovnega nazirania
III naJvaznejsa v~praSanja cloveStva. Kar iznmc
ucenJak V svoji sobi, gre V svet in vzbudi boi du-
nov. Tako je postalo mogoce dramiti mase. ih
pouccvati lii vrSiti agitacijsko delo. kakor ga ,vct
Sc nj poznal. Obenem pa nudi modcrni promct
tudi nIoznoSi rednc zvczc : posameznimi clani in
podruznicami velike zvcze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18
kositrovi otoki.

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