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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston. May 50.
FLouR-NominaL spring patents, .!':5s
415.75; spring clears in sacks $11.75dl2.5
special short patents s15.75 q l4.25 jobbing
at ais; winter patents s1S.So@ 14.eS: winter
1880; Kansas patents in sacks siS@I4a5
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAL--Cornmeal.
sranulated. $3.50; bottled 1855; bag meal
oatmeal $3.50: cut and ground oatmeal
:ioss: graham hour sl1@iL:S; rye -four
CoRN-spot. car lots No yellow. s1.75;
No. yellow s1.7s; for shipment, No. yell
low, .l.7sa Olga; No. yellow si.72k9
oATs-spct. car lots, No: | clipped white;
white FAC; for shipment fancy 40 lbs. ,75..
lbs. 7sh a74c; regular s lbs. 7ah 75c.
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay, choice s24 n IS:
Mo .;s9s4 NG ''S@ai ,,. No. ssg
MILL FEED-Nom,naL spring bran.
nss ynsr n SIss i.:a m red
dog ISL; cottonseed meal SA.5o $3.50; lin
seed meal $50; gluten feed s4s.ss hominy
feed $500; stock feed SIS; oat huls $50;
PORK PRopucrs-He.vy backs and
short cut: s4s:s; medium :iS.sS@t5.7s;
leaf ,4c; pure lard s5c; dressed hogs
FRESH MEArs-R.ef. extra Sides 1871
1871 G1sc: cows 15116c; lambs 24q csc:
mutton 21922c: yearlings 2OGc1c: veals
l15g zoe: dollhouse lambs SS112 apiece
| POCrLTRY-Turkeys. western. frozen.
lsod $50; northern fowl 27d csc; medium 20
G25c; western fowl. large. "a q 25c; medium
l?2@ csc: native broilers $50 4oc: western
Ibroilers ESQ csc: western roasters, large.
lesa :sc; medium goo 2Sc; native green
ducks csc; western 2o@22c native green
geese 22924c; western lS4lsc: SQUAD
l3?.5oa4 doz; pigeons $40 as doa
| LIVE POULTRY-Fowl "a 25c: rooeter1
l15@l6c; broilsrs SEQ SAC.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby 420
l+2hc: eastern extras 4l@4lhc; western
lextras 40640hc; western prime hrsts ~
65sc western hrsts s6QS7c; storage packed
SIN G5Sc.
BEANs-Car lots choice pea beans. ss.7s
low eye $S.75@s; red kidney Ss.5oq9:
tobbng prices ioal5c bu above car lots.
ss.5O@A5o: No. 2 ss.7s9s.5o; Northern
IS GA5o: bushei boxes sl.so@2.2s; western
box apples S?95.25.
FRuIT.-oranges. California. sl.7s9sso
bx., Florida s:.6oG5to; grapefruit sLso0
$50; pineappies ;i:soa2.76 crt: cranberries
l2@:.5o crit. TGs Dbl; strawberries
l1oGl6c box: watermeions 7sc each.
REFINED sUGARS-The American quotes
graduated and fine as basis at $50 cents
for 100 barrel lots and 7.60 cents for 20-bar-
rel lots. Wholesale grocers quote SS.65 PEE
hundred pounds in bulk.
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THE BURLINGTON MARKETS

The following prices for the markets Of
this weak were quoted for the Free Press
by c. A. Barber. grocer. r e. Inward.
meat dealer, the Burlington Fish COM
pany. the Burlington Fruit company, and
the A. D. Peass Feed company.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Joseph Sherman has sold his place on
the hill to Charles Edgerton.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. 8. Newcomb were in Eden sat-
urday and sunday.--Mrs. J. J. Gilmore
spent Sunday at N. e. Cobleigh's.- -Henry
Hall and family Of Gilmore we're at Leo
Bakers the first Of the week.-E. II. Calk-
ms and family and Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
Calkins we're in westford Sunday after
noon.--E. X. seavcr Is in Stowe for a
few days.-P. r. Gale. Edward Gale, wife
and son. and Walter Adams and family
Of stowe were at f. J. Houston's Sunday.
H. T. Kellogg and l.. M. Small we're
business visitors in this place Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Elton Forbes of stowe Wis
tied at e. ]. Houston's recently.
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NEW YORK LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEvES--Receipts 2o4s. Firm. Steers
l0.65Tl2.9o: bulls s7.5od Has, cows $40
a $40.
CALvEs-Receipts 1850. Flrm. veals
s12G15.5o; cults ssTil; skim NIX and
mixed calves 3s.50Gl0
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts 1850.
Lower. Sheep ewes, $7@ ll.s0; mixed and
wethers sll.75112.50; spring lambs 81 q 10;
ycarlings and winter lambs $l2QlS.
HOGS-Receipts 3.400. Lower. Light to
heavy SlL75als.e5; roughs 3+.25, pigs
3l5@1l
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WATERvILLE.

Lieut.. Governor Hulburd delivered the
Memorial address Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Harris Of Middlebury and sister. MIS-
Thomas, and daughter OF Monkton were
guests over Sunday Of their brother. the
Rev. e. B. Harris.-Mrs A. l.. Lara
way IL ill-Mrs. E. II. Shattuck sold her
homo last week to Mark Stevens.-Mr.
and Mrs. Winford Start of Bakersfield
we're in town last week.-The Cemetery
association will meet at the home of Mrs.
Della Taylor Friday afterucon.-The JEFF
fersonville high school gave play at
the town hall Wednesday evening.
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ELMORE.

e. Aiken and Charles Richardson re-
Gently moved their families to L. F.
Senesac's farm-Mrs. Claude Kendall and
Mrs. Walter Spaulding attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Harry Silloway and Miss
Helen Silloway Thursday at Wolcott.-
Mrs Foster of Barre is the guest Of her
sister. Mrs Clarence Peake.-Mrs. S. II.
Martin is visiting her daughter in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Smith and children
and Collies Willard spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Burlington.-Mrs. Anna Pease
recently visited her daughter. Mrs. H. G..
Hutchins. and is now in Underhill.-AIrs.
Wesley Emerson of st. Johnsbury is
making an extended stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs H. A. Gravlin.-Mrs- Hope Coop
er Of Auburndale. Mass. was in town re-
Gently on business.
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Chaplin we're visitors at Centerviile on
Sunday last.-Mrs Belle Kibbie was a
visitor In st. Johnsbury Monday-W.
c. McGinnis of Company B 10 in town
for a few days on account of illness
Lincoln Griswold was In Swanton We'd
nesday.
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BELVIDERE.

Mrs Laura Potter. son and
daughter of Boston are spending a few
DAYS at ]. o. Thomas Mrs. Mary
Hooper and Mrs. Mildred Maynard OF
johnson visited their father. F. A. Flet-
cher, for the week-end.-Mrs Harry Cox
is spending a few days in Bakersheld.-
Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Davis visited in John
son last Sunday.-Mrs. B. NJ Fletcher Is
ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sinclair and
son and Wilma Guard Of Plattsburgh
visited over Sunday at F. e. Guards
Edmond 3. Sinclair is with his grand
mother, Mrs. B. E. Guard, for the sum-
mer.-wilma Guard is at home from
Plattsburgh, where she has been attend
ing school.
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JOHNSON.

/. l.. Pearl was in Burlington last week.
b. A. Hunt transacted business in Hyde
Park Saturday.-Mrs. L. I. Bishop and
mother from Hardwick visited her son.
Charles, here last Thursday.-J. ].
Hickey is much improved in health. but
is still suffering from a weak heart
Miss Belle Baker is convalescing from
leakage of the heart.-Ezra Pallide spent
Sunday with his parents in Essex juno
tion.-Palaside Gregware is moving from
the 3. A. Hunt house on Railroad street
to Manchester. N. H., where he has en-
pioyment-L. A. Demerrit, Dell Scribner
and Mr. Blodgett left by auto Monday
morning for Barre. where they have
work.-W. H. Nye was confneu to his
room last week on account of illness
Mrs. Bert Mills is not as well.
An enthusiastic Red Cross rally was
held here yesterday afternoon and at its
conclusion 90 new members joined the
local chapter. AS johnson has a popula-
ton OF 1875. this is a remarkably good
showing. The Rev. w. P. Best of Norris
vile was the principal speaker.
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STOWE.

The observance Of Memorial day was
favored by suspicious weather. The
members of H. II. Smith Post. G. A. r..
decorated the soldiers graves in the
West Branch and village cemeteries in
the forenoon. Dinner was served by the
ladies of the Relief Corps. At 1870 the
members of the post, headed by the Stowe
Military band. and followed by school
children and citizens, marched to the
River Bank cemetery. where the ritual
ceremony was carried out and the SOL
diers' graves were decorated. At 2:30
at the auditorium the address of the day
was given by the Rev. e. l.. Goddard Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. whose
topic was America. Pre- Memorial
exercises carried out Tuesday afternoon
by the pupils of the Stowe high school
and the seventh and eighth grades In
cluded the singing of patriotic songs and
readings.-Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Bigelow
and children OF Middlesex were visitors
in Stowe Wednesday.-A daughter was
born Wednesday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley G. Adams. Mrs. Adams has
been i'll with pneumonia since Friday.
The child is not expected to live and Mrs.
Adams condition Is serious.-E. J. Tay-
lor and daughters Margaret and Bessie
lof Montreal and DR.. Lucien G. Lamson
of Worcester. Mass. are guests at Pleas
ant View House. Moscow. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson s. Snnith.-Miss Mil
bred Gale and her pupils Of the Mills
school carried out pre-Memorial exercises
at the school building Tuesday afternoon
The exercises included q farce. two dia
logues. Rotations and songs. There were
16 visitors present. gratifying attend
ance for a rainy day Miss Elma Bailey
, and pupils Of the West Branch schoo
carried out Memorial exercises Tuesday
afternoon.-Mrs. e. c. Magoon is i'll with
} the measles at her home at West Branch
; Mrs. Laura Burnham. who has been i'll
was more comfortable Wednesday.-Mis,
Harriet Adams leaves Saturday for Wei
lesley, Mass. where she has a position II
a sanitarium. Her sister. Miss Jessi,
Adams. Is also employed In the SAM
tarium.
Mrs. Luce. Mrs. Lovejoy and Mrs. Pix
of the Stowe Red Cross branch made
successful visit Friday afternoon to Mos
cow, where they met about 90 ladies Q
the schoolhouse and explained the worl
: and design Of the association. They Sc
cured several additional members an
have nearly reached Stoves quota of 20l
0 There were about Is couples at the bal
given by the high school senior class Q
the Akeley Memorial building Frida
evening. Music was by McLoud's orchea
o ira from Hsrdwick and was much en-
a joyed. Several from Worthwhile wer
9 PRESENT.. B. Ayers and son Donald VII
d tied Mrs. Ayers At the Fanny Allen hos
Q pital Saturday Mrs. Ayers continues
J. gain and hopes to come homo next wssl
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers sons. Chester an
= Wayne. are III with the measles.-4r
Q p. G. Adams 10 III with pneumonia I
;. her home on Miller brook.-Ars. r. ]
a Butterneld and three children OF Mort
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RETAIL FRUITS.

Cherries, pound .....-~..--...
New datas. pound ....-........
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companist
At ten o'clock Wednesday morning the
band came out and waited in the Depot
square for the veterans, Relief Corps OFF,
GERS. and members who were soon Joined
by the associate members OF the G. A.
R. and Principal e. G. Ham, followed by
a large number of children. On arrival
at the cemetery Commander F. II. Ketch-
UNI conducted the ceremony Of memorial.
the band playing patriotic airs. and the
ofncers OF the post assisting. The Wom-
ans Relief Corps marched to a different
place in the cemetery and gathered
around the urn. where their ceremony
was conducted by Mrs. May Goodwin
president and officers. the members join
ing with the band In singing In the
Sweet BY and By" and other selections
At the conclusion the procession marched
to the square, where they halted and a
noon. with the band In attendance. the
church bells ringing and whistles blow
ing. the nag recently given by the Broth
erhood. was raised on the pole near thu
Tewksbury Raymond store. Tho att
ernoon exercises followed the dinner serv
ed by the ladies Of the Relief Corps at thu
g. A. r. hall. The exercises consisted
of special music by the hand and an ad
dress. The sun came out and rested upor
tho nag as 1t went up, and 1t Ia sale
that It was good omen.--Mrs B. C. VIII
mot OF Barre is passing the day here will
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Goodwin
The entertainment given by the Baptis
Church Tuesday evening was largely at
tendsd.-Mrs. Lucius Goodheart and Mrs
A. A. Chadwick OF this place were II
South Royalton Wednesday to visit Mr.
o. K. Greene.-It has been learned tina
Irving Chadwick. son Of silas Chadwicl
OF this place. who formerly lived herr
recently tried to enlist In Boston to 9
u (continusd On vsgs six)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
zelezna trgovina in yoina.

Nenormalne azmer so prevladovalc
V zelezni industriii v teku prve polovice
leta 19I Tin sicer predvsem radi voine
Y Evropi. V priGetku leta, ko SO je pro-
izvaialo povpreGno nekako o. 1000 veil
kin ton surovega zeleza ma dan, Sc je
delalo = nekako zmanjsano kapaciteto
v topilnicah. Tozadevne podatke je
pred,ozil Rrrchard IL ministrstva "a no.
trauie zadeve.
Ia kolicina sc je ~zmanisala M 95 1000
dnevnih ton v febrnariu, a Sc v marcu
Zopet dvignila ma l0J tisoe dnevnih ton.
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KAKo N X

Med najvecje pridobitve mOder.
ne k%lrurguje spada narkoza, brez
katere 81 dandanes ne moreno mi.
slit kolickaj vecjih operacij in
brez katere hi bila marsikatera re.
10 wanna o%peraciia c nemogoca.
ne lie da resi- narkoza b0lnika
prl operaciji bOlecin, ampak ona
omogoca tudi zdravmiku, da mir
no opravi svoj posel, kar .je Ella.
Ai pri kOm'pliciranih in finih o.
peracijah zelo vazno.
Raba uspavajocih sredstev ie
mla pa re precej stara, ko &c nj
pho znano, kako in pc kakSni pc.
II ucInkuje narkOza. Bila sc Una
ia gotova sredstva, XII p%ovzrodij0
harkozo, ne pa, katera Nth sesta.
ma narkOtizira in kako Sc dose.
ze efekt.
Sele deset let je tega kar .je tn.
III to v~prasanie reseno. Takrat Sc
Ie MANFRED ~dOkazalo, da ina celia
vista uspavajocih narkoticnih
sredstev, kloroform, eter, alkohol
IN drugi skupno lastnost, Ola Jill .je
V mastnih oljih lazje rastopiti,
Kakor v vodi. Dokazalo Sc ie ma.
daiJe, da je narkoticmi ucinek
,akih snow tenn veGii, cim lazje Sc
'ope v oljih. Ker pa ina vsaka ii.
va stanica masti podobne >rbstan-
&c V Sehi, je bila : tenn ra1kritiem
pokazana pot, katerO gre uspava-
Joce Sredstvo, da more %razviti svoi
uclnek v stanici: udre MANFRED V
maScobo stanic ter io loci od Min.
fosetno zanimivo je dejatvo, ola
so ravno stanice zavcnega sistema.
Ni naJprvO podlezejo narkoticne.
'hu vplivu - in to je ravno smi.
Sel narkOze. To pa 50 zgodi radi
lega, ker so zivGne stanice bogate
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
LISTNICA ~UREDNIsTVA.
A. K, Columbuc, N. M:

"A. H., Columbuc, N. M: Zal
nam Je, da ste mas Glanek V Stew.
5l4 tako napaGno razumeli, am
pax naSa krivda to nj. &c ga Sc
enkrat mirno pre- itate, boste pa6
sami spOznali, da ste Sc zelo emo.
till. Clanek ina napis "Anarhiia
V Arizoni." IL tega vendar ne sic.
di, da so delavci anarhisti in nj.
kJer V clanku nj TO reGeno. Anar.
'hl1o imenuJemo tiste razmere, V
katerih je mogoce,d Sc z delavci
tako pOstOpa, kakor Sc je postc.
palO V BSbee. To je V clanku ze-
10 Jasno povedano. Pravite, d., a;
pri Vas V New Mexico nobenega
anarhista; nporda da so ostali V
Bisbee in okolici. Tako Ie. To smo
rekli tudi mi. Anarhiia ic brez
z%akonitost, in tiste, XII so tepta,i
vse zakone z nogami, kO so 2 brm-
talnim nasilstvom postOpali protl
delavcem, imenujemo a~narhiste
PreGitajte 6lanek Sc enkrat, pa
bOste videli, ola V vsem clanku "a
gOvarjamO Strajkarje in njihovc
zahteve, pa Obsoiamo kompaniic
in njihOve Oprode.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
robak "a desinfekciisko sredstvo.

Da ina tObak V gotovo meri desin-
fekeiiske l%astnosti, Sc je pokazalo 8 po-
izkusi. Ameba, mikroskopi6na zival, v
katero vrsto IL. pr. stejemo tudi povzro-
citelje malariie, pogine V kratkem, &c
pride le v dotiko 2 dimom smotke. Dim
omami to zivnli kakor eter ali kloro-
form. Lahko tedaj sklepamo, da dim
smotk pospesi izl%ocevanie slim, tegar Sc
vcda ne smemo steti v vsakem oziru IN
prednost. R~aziskOvalci so dokaZali, da
nj res, da hi dim smotk povzro6il gotova
vnetia V ustih ali cello bedence v ustih
in ma jeziku. V TEN Oziru tobakOv dim
nj skodljiv, vendar s tenn Sc nj receno,
da sploh ne skoduje de imamO V ustih
re vnetje. Bacili kolere, XII so Jill M
umeten naGin primesali slinam in izpo.
stavili potem 3 minut dimu tobaka, so
V TEN tasu brez izieme pofinili in ra.
ziskavania profesoria Wenckeja so jas.
no doknzala, da Sc ie pusil Gem IN casa
epidemic kolere mani bait, kakor ne
puSilccm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
Klein, Mont.

Tenn potion nazHaniam, da Sc ic
pritela pri mas Stavka dne %. iu-
lila, ker druzba nj ugodila naSim
zahtevam. Roy st. , je bill ma jakn
dobrem CLASH.
Mogoce DO dru5ba razposlala
svoje agente okrog. Roiaki. sc
pride slu6ajno kateri cd ten a,
gentov do vas, ma poveite, da ie
V Kleinu strajk in da je tam do.
wolf delavnih mo6i, kakor hit 20
DO Strajk kon6an.
Rojaki, ne verlemite lepim be-
sedan agentov il. ne hodite sen
skebat.
PorOGevalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

West Allis: Jacob Oblack, 432-54th
Ave. in Max Kodel, 439-5Ith Ave.
WYOMING.
Rock Springs: Math Batch, box 427
in i. $. Tavcher, GA Ahsay Ave.
ILLINOIS.
Chtcago: Frank Ales, Frank Zajc, 4O0S
W. Il. st.
cicero: Frank Mrgole, 5O2s W. Is. Pi
Johnston City: John Slivnik, box 500.
La Sale: Vencel Obid, 43s Berlin st.
in John Rogel.. 427 Sterling st.
Lincoln: Joseph TIGER, 62s Wichita ave.
Livingston: Frank Krek. P. O..
Pullman: Ant. Oblak, 1881 Langley
Ave.
Springfield: Frank Besiak, 1920 So.
lith ST.
Panama Jos. Feriau6iS. hoy 10.
Staunton: Anton Ausec, box 1873 In ice
Mos'ar. box 35l.
Waukegan-North Chicago: Paul ryk
lay. 427 Belwcderc st. in Jerry Spa.
capan, HOG McAllister Ave.
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S1ranka
Tajnikom Jugosl. klubov ma zna-
ME.

Tajniki, XII so dobili cd okraj-
nth ali drzavnih tajnikov pole "a
nabiranje obrambnega fonda, mai
tie pole zadrze in mai ne zbirajo
novcev tako dolgo, dokler ne do
be enakih pol IL urada tajnistva
j. S. z. Kajti vse te pole in novce
je poslati 81. ~tajnistvu j. S. u. in
nikamor drugam, ker gre del te
svOte IA iste namene V blagaino
j. S. T..
Tajnistvo j. S. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
La Sale. Ill.

Jugoslovamski SccialistiGni kltb
Stew. 1 V La Sale. III. ina svojo
prihodnjo mesecno seJo dine ..
septembra oh 4 popOldne V Sic
venskem domu.
Nsi tlani SO nuino vabljeni, da
sc udeleie te seize, ker imamo ma
dnevnem redu Voc vaznih red,
med tenn tudi vol;tev novega til.
nika.
John ROgel.
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sLADK0R.
Konec s 4. strani.)

manlKanJem biaEa sc namrec III
kakor ne morejo izgovarjati, VISA
Ameriki ne.
Kakor pravijo uradna poroGila
bo N. pr. ma Kubi pridelek slad
korja take izrednO obilen, kako,
re dolgo let III bill.
V Evropi so razmere pa4 druga
enc. Kakor je znano, sc pridelui,
tam sladkor IL pese, Xxi seveda ne
uspeva povsod. Obrodila je leto,
baje slabo, in ker nj zunanieya n
voaa, bo tam Sc vecia draginia
sladkoria neizogibna.
Ali tn nj merodajno IA Ameri
ko. &c imamo tudi tukai dragi
MO sladkorja, je to pripisati edi.
no neSramnosti sladkOrnih mag
natov, XII ne poznajo drugih int
resov kakor svoj Yep. TO polka.
zuje cistO jaSno naraSGanje nil
hovih profitOv.
LAM je incl sladkorni trust
Federal Sugar Refining CO.
$l,469,7l0 ciStega dobiGka; y IA
kljuckom f~iskalnega leta 1917 $,
je pa ia dobiGek pomnozil re M
1927, 463.S0; torej je |narastel t:
dobicek IL mesecih "a $l,7j7,
1874, ali "a ll2 odstotkov.
Sc wee dobiGka ie imela slad
kOrna druzba American Suga,
Refining Co." ali glavni del tru
stu !. 1915, namret 1891, 465.39
lansko leto 90 g. Sc .je ia dobi
eek poviSal ma S9,756,:379.42, al
IA So, 164, 914.03 wee, kar tvori 22t
OdstOtkOv veG dobiGka. To je hi
plen magnatov, Xxi Sc obnaSajo Ia
kO, kakor da hi 81 moral knpit
beraSke. palice, &c ne navijaio ce,
sc bOlj.
To pOstopanje hi Sc morale ime
nOvati nesramno caSu miru. Sc
daj, ko je voina, je to vSe preblaI
izraz, kajti Ia praksa Sc priblizuj
naravnOst izdajStvu. Kongres :
je dolgo bavil 5 takozvano spion
Sko predlOgO; V zakon je sprej,
dolocbe, XII Sc ne ticejo lie direkt
mega vohunstva, ampak tudi dru
gin izdajstvo omogotajoGih rec
ter je hotel cello Gasopisju obesi
nagobGnik.
Zelo potreben hi bill zakon,
hi postavil zivilsko Oderustvo
voJnem casu ma enako stopnjo
izdajstvom. Kajti kdor slabi V I.
KEN casu ljudsko moe, pomag
~ncpOsredno sovrazniku, in vse /
nesramne oderuhe lahko imenui,
mo zaveznike kajzerja Viljema.
AkO Sc delavci V sedanjem cas-
kje bOjujejo "a par centov pri
boljska, so takoj VISA kapitalisti
fna trGbila mobilizirana in krok;
20 o nevarnosti, V katero strajkal
j baje pehajo dezelo. Pa venda
ne more biti noben tax Strajk tax
nevaren, kakor odiran.je in oslab
tev vsega ljudstva. &c opesa ljuc
ska moe, opeSa moe Zdruzenih dI
aav.
Ali imajO najpredrzneiSi kapi
talisti res pravico pehati dezelo
%nesreco, ne da hi Jim kongres i
vlada dala par mestnih pO kremI
lnh in resila dezelo cd niihoy
zlocinske nenaSitnosti?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
IZSIa je kniga MOniZem.

Ibirka svobodomiSelhih naukov
V dveh r%azpravah. To velezanimi-
va zn%anstveno raZprav0, tiGoto So
SvobOdnega naziranja in misli, hi
moral titati vsak rOjak, vsaka ro-
jakinia. Vsak slovenski svobodo-
mislec in socialist hi moral imeti
to knjigo V Hist, morala hi Bit V
vsaki SlOvenski citalnici, socijali-
stiGnem klubu in drugih kulturnih
druStvih.
Cena 35c poStnine presto.
Narcotic Sc danes pri:
ERAZEM GORSHE,
1864 Pearl ST., Denver, Colo.
Adv.