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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
Red Cross Reception To
Our Local Soldier Boys

Arrangements are being made to
hold a grand public reception in the
auditorium of the Pleasantville High
School next Tuesday evening under
the auspices of the local Red Cross
Chapter in honor of the twenty or
more young men from this city and
vicinity who have enlisted in Battery
ID, and who are to leave Wednesday,
July 25th, for Sea Girt, where they
will undergo a course of intensified
training preparatory to the general
mobilization of New Jersey troops in
Georgia early in the fall. Rev. J. B.
Westcott, department chaplain of the
G.. A, R., of Florida, and a veteran of
the Civil War, and Rev. Robert A. Ell
wood, the well known Boardwalk
preacher and veteran of the Spanish
War, will be the speakers of the eve
ming. Refreshments will be served to
the guests of honor and their friends
and a general good time is expected.
The public at large is cordially invited
to be present.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
NUMBER At.

year, and yet Council is mo- permitted
to flush the fire plugs for sanitary pur-
poses. 1t was decided to open the
plugs hereafter as occasion requires.
The Clerk read a couple of letters
from the New Jersey State League of
municipalities, soliciting membership
by this city. They were referred to
the Finance Committee.
The Solicitor reported that the city
can not be held responsible for the
horse killed while in the custody of
the dog catcher, for which the owner.
D. S. Edwards, had filed a bill against
the city amounting to SIS.
Bids to lay the pavement in front of
the Irwin property on S. Main street
We're received as follows: Howard E..
OFT, 15c So. foot; William Lechner, 15c
SO. 1T. for stone grit top and lac for
sand finish top; Edward Goehler, lac
So. fit. Mr.. Goehler being the lowest
bidder, the contract was awarded to
him.
A communication from Michael Pas
carello regarding a tax matter was
read and laid over.
The City Engineer vas instructed to
notify Dr.. North and DR.. Sooy that
unless their pavements are laid as per
ordinance, same will be done by the
city.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
TENDER RECEPTION
TO CITY'S VOLUNTEERS
Salem Mems Bible Class to Do
The Honors.

A reception will be rendered to the
Pleasantville members of Battery D
by the Mems Bible Glass of Salem M,
e, Church this Saturday evening, be.
ginning at 8 O'Clock. The following
program her been arranged for the
occasion:
Opening-Song, America"
Prayer-Rev. Pennington Corson.
Piano Duet-Mrs. Charles w. Blake
and Miss Mida Blake.
Address of Welcome i DR.. r. M.
Sooy.
Male Quartette.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertram E.
Whitman.
Recitation-Mrs. Nettie Martin.
Address-Capt. w. Frank Sooy.
Piano Solo-Miss Helen Collins.
Address-John S. Weaver.
Observation-Disclosures l.. Race.
Address-Rev. Pennington Corson.
Closing Song-Star Spangled Ban
ner.
The Pleasantville boys will be in
attendance, together with Capt. w.
Frank Sooy. The public is invited
and the relatives of the boys are es-
pecially urged to attend.
Pleasantville's roll of honor includes
the following volunteers in Battery d:
Charles c. Albertson.
Earl Albertson.
Frank Albertson.
Harry t. Biggs.
Samuel G. Bowen, Jr.
Anthony Gargula.
Harry Newell Jenness.
William E. Rice.
Linford e. Sanders.
Charles H. Schnierle.
Leslie Stebbins.
John S. Stiles.
Angelo Thomasello.
David S. Nottingham.
Ernest M. Willis.
These boys have received their uni
forms and leave on July 25th for the
training camp at Sea Grit.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
Where To Find Your
New Draft Number

Official Washington urges that
all men eligible to the draft learn
their serial number, and thus be
in a position to know Immediate
ly after the drawing whether they
have been called into the service.
1t is shown that the interests of
every man registered are safe
guarded mainly by his personal
knowledge of the number assign
ed him.
The list for Pleasantville is in
the possession of Mayor Craw-
ford, and those subject to the
draft may learn their serial num-
Der by application to him. Those
in the county districts may learn
their serial number by applying
at the County Clerks office.
Friends and relatives of the
registered men will be able to tell
whether those in whom they are
interested have been chosen by
comparing the chosen number
with those given the eligible men.
The drawing took place in
Washington yesterday (Friday).
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
johnson Hypnotizes Regulars.

On the first of this week Pleasant
Vile journeyed to Atlantic City, where
they gave battle to the fast Bacharach
Giants and were defeated in the most
extraordinary game of base ball ever
staged in the annals of the county.
Pleasantville did not get a hit, a run
a base on balls and not a man reached
first base during the whole nine in
nings. Every mar went out in order,
making the least possible number to
face an opposing pitcher, which is
twenty-seven. Johnson had some
thing he has never had before. 1t
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21

must have been an ether ball, for it
had P~leasantville completely over
come.
P%leasantville was strong on the de-
Tense, even though their batting eye
had gone lame. Several times Bach
arach had good chances of scoring.
but a quick double or a lucky stab
prevented them from getting more
than two runs which came as a result
of hits at the right time.
Dump" Adams did good work on
the mound, but his team mates weren't
there with the willow, so they had to
return home greatly Inundated by the
second defeat of the season.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
To Introduce Sewerage Ordinance

In accordance with the instruction
of City Council, City Clerk Andrews
gives notice by advertisement in to-
days Pleasantville Press that it is in
tended by Council to introduce at its
regular meeting on Aug. 9Th an ordi-
nance providing for the construction
of a sewerage system in the city. In
terested persons have an opportunity
to be heard at this time. The estimat-
ed cost of the improvement is $780,
000
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
Lightning Strikes Rectors House.

The family of Rev. M. ]. Hoffman,
rector of st. Marks Episcopal Church,
Pleasantville, had a narrow escape n
day last week when their home near
Egg Harbor City was struck by light
ming Mrs. Hoffman was knocked
senseless, several pieces of furniture
were destroyed, and the house was
considerably damaged. Mrs. Hoffman
is recovering. The other members of
the family were uninjured, though
terribly frightened.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
GIANTS.

Earned runs-Bacharach, 2. Stolen
bases-Bacharach, 8. Two-base hits
Miller, Cummings, Yank. Double
plays-Smith to Peterson; Sanders to
Peterson. Struck out-By Johnson,
10; by Adams, l. Bases On balls-By
Adams, 3. Hit by pitched ball-Frank-
lin. Umpires-Page and Jamison.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
Is IS 81 II
B~ACHARACH GIANTS.
&Reeves out, infield fly

Score by innings:
Pleasantville 20 4 0 0 8 0 0 2 LIS
Bacharach .....0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 O. 4
Earned runs-Bacharach 3, Pleas
antville s. Stolen bases-Pleasant-
vile A. Two-base hits-Nelson, Will
liams 3. Reeves, Miller, Tomn. Three
base hit-Carmack. Home run-Nel-
son. Double play-Miller to Cum
mings. Struck out-By Reeves 5, by
Wiley 8. Bases on balls-By Reeves
2, by Roberts 2. Hit by pitched ball
Jones. Umpires-Page and Jamison.
This Saturday afternoon Pleas
antville will try conclusions with the
strong Tioga team, of Philadelphia.
This team has earned an enviable rep
utation and is sure to make an inter
esting contest.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21

Pleasantville II l 2 0 0 1 0 0 Ks
Earned runs-Pleasantville, A; Wal
dron, 2. Stolen bases-Pleasantville,
6; Waldron, 2. Two-base hits-E San
ders, Schwartz. Struck out By
Reeves, Z; by Nelson, 2; by Ward, 2.
Bases on balls By Reeves, 8; by
Ward, 2. Umpires-Page and Gala
CHER.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
Children Must Be Vaccinated

The Board of Education of Pleas
antville in an advertisement in The
Pl%easantville Press to-day urges pa
rents and guardians of unvaccinated
children to have them vaccinated now.
as they intend to rigidly require vac
cination before pupils are admitted at
the opening of the schools in the fall.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21

The doleful poet says:
THE lane is long, some one has said,
That never has a turn,
And Fate, though tickle, often gives
another chance to men"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21

another chance to men,"
So on Monday Pleasantville again
gathered their traps together and
went to Atlantic City, for they had
another argument with the champions
of the Ebonite League. And Oh, my
What a slaughtering match! Pleas
antyille developed an aggressiveness
that Connie Mack would like to pos
sess at the present time.
Wiley was on the mound for Bach.
arach and was earnestly requested to
take a back seat in the fifth to let
Roy Roberts try his luck. 1t was in
this inning that u boys got eight
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21

SENECA CAMERAS-BEST MADE
Max III. Kirscht, 3 N. Main st.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21
WALDRON'S ONLY DEFEAT

The score:
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-21

Kilroy out, hit by batted ball.
WALDRONlA. 4

Waldron A. Al 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 %
Pleasantville II l 2 0 0 l 0 0 x-5
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12
VOjna i'm delayske organizcite.

doletela sreca, Ola so dokazale tudi ma iboli zagri-
zenlm nasprotnikom, kako silno so potrebne. ne
Sahlo va delavstvo, marvec IA vso druzbo sploh.
haksen vpliv DO imelo to priznanje v bodo6nosti.
zlash glede pravnega obstoja strokovnih organi-
zaclj in stalista oblasti napram MIN, &c danes
he vemo. Dovolj, vzajemno delo nash strokoynih
organizaciJ priznavajo in ga hvalijo; INF pa bo-
mo 10 prlzlanJe porabili IN naSo agitacijo.
Drugi vzrok, da h%valijo strokovne orvanizaci-
Je, so podpore. Podpor sc izpla6uje re pri mas
mnogo, toda V NemGiji, XII je boil industriiska
drzava nego Avstrija, izpla6ujejo strokovne or
ganlzaeiJe miljone "a podporel Usoda nestetih
mllJonov proletarskih rodovin hi bila v teh treh
leuh voJne brez te podpore mnogo hui
sa, lzroteni hi bill ubozni preskrbi, in &c hi bill
zasli ma TO pot, hi tezko zasli zopet med ponos-
ne, samozavestne razredne borilce. Tako so stro-
kovne organizacije svojim narodom resile mnogo
druzabnlkoV, mnogo nravstvenosti, Xxi ie nepre-
cenJllve vrednosti. kakO veliki uspehi so TOT
Neselimo Sc, da Sc izreka naSim strokoynim
organizaclJam primerna pohvala. "Do6akale so
Sreto, ola so potrebne," proletarcem potrebne.
MIN V prid. MeStanski opazovalci morda ne vedo.
kaj hi bilo z delavci, z njihovimi svojci. ee ne
bi meli V svojih strokovnih organizacijah zanes.
1--we podpore. I'm ~znaGilno je, ola Sc enako vpra-
same, lie nekolko doloGneje, tudi v%siliuje prole-
tarskim bojevnikom. Toda kako presenetliivo in
nerazumljivo Sc pa zdi cloveku ko opaza, ola de.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

ne industrije, ali ga imaio wee ali mani. Ban6ni
kapital della Sc bolj racionalno kakor morejO de-
lati posamezni obrati, XII hocejo vsak Ease ziveti
In zasluziti in mora poravnavati sam tudi rezij-
ske stroSke, zaradi cesar ina razmero;na ve6je
izdatke. Banka tukaj mislimo v prvi yrsti Du-
najsko bancno drustvo, katerega letosnJe poro-
clio je zlaati zanimivo - ustvari vse to boil emo
stavno $ TEN, da zdruzi posanezne obrate in tako
odpravi medsebojno konkurenco. Porocila nam
povedo, Ola je postala banka gospodarica v po-
saineznih dezelah mad posaneZnimi industrijami.
Ali torej nj naravno, da sc vprasamo, kaksne po-
sledice DO incl ia napredek?
he zadnjiG smo omenjaii V 6lanku Demokra-
tizacija delnice, da ina kapital tendenco centrali-
zacije, ker sc je sedanje stanje izkazalo kot ne
stalno in nina pri kapitalistih pravega ~zaupanja,
cato delujejo ma eni strani banke, ia drugl stra-
III pa manjSi k%apitisti, da 81 pribore Gimve6 vpli-
va ma poslovanje in izkoriscanje industrije. Use to
Je Seveda naravno in V njih interesu.
Delavstvo Sc nahaja torej pred povsem no.
vim razvojem, XII DO silno vplival ma deiavske raz-
mere. Organizacije postajajo Sc bolt p~otrebne, in
glavnO vprasanje sedai je: ali DO organizacija
sploh mogla obstajati, Ge sc ne Zbude delavci liz
svoje malomarnostiH Nj Zadosti, &c smo ~prepri6a-
nj, da je organizacija potrebna, marvec 10 mora
no tudi omogoGiti. Vojne bilance bank in Nth
nacrti mas pat dosti jasno opozarjajo na naso bo-
dotnost in ma naSe naloge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

Med mani in med kapitalisti je BOZ. Ali t-
kaj ne gre "a oseben BOZ. Socialist pray mic ne
koprne pc TEN, ola hi spravili Rockefelierje, AS
torje, Morgane, Carnegie, Rotschilde, Kruppe
It'd. S sveta, temveG jim p~rivosGijo dolgo zivlje-
je in mnogo otrok. s smrtjo enega Timed Nth ali
pa tudi vseh ne hi mic pridobili, zakaj 6e so ii
iJudje glavni stebri kapitalistiGnega sistema, ven
dar hi YES sistem V njih i'll lie umre z mimi.
Odpravi pa sc lahko kapitalistiGni sistem, ne
ola hi moral lie eden izmed teh imenitnih gospo-
dov izgubiti zivljenje. Socialisticna druzba SIS Ia
hko organizira kijub kapitalistom, elm dozori de-
lavski razred zanjo.
Boz S kapitallsti nikakor ne izGrpava socia-
lsticnega boja, temvec je lie MEGA del. V celoti je
socialisticni BOZ naperjen proti uredbam kapita-
lsticne druzbe, Xxi so gospodarske in p%oliticne, ter
proti vsemu, kar vzdrzuje te uredbe.
Tako je mas BOZ namenjen klerikalizmu in
mihtarizmu, ker sta to diva stebra kapitalizma.
Namenjen pa je tudi nevednosti, Xxi je najmoc-
neJsa podlaga razrednega gospodstva. ObraSa Sc
proti danaSniemu izkoriscanju, ker jennie to de-
lavstvu moe in spcsobnost "a boz
Kdor misli, da je oznaGil socializem, ce pra-
vi, da s~ovrazijo socialist kapitaliste, je smesen.
Ako hi bio to sovrastvo vsebina socializma, bi
bio nase delo lahko. Kaiti sovraStvo vcepiti lju-
dem v srce nj tezka naloga TO vedo naSi sovraz-
Mkt prav dobro.
Ali socialist imaio mnogo wee in mnogo tez-
jega Opravka. To mic ne de. IzvrSili bodo svoio
nalogo, ker Gutijo V sebi wee moGi, nego mislijo
nasi ljubeznivi nasprotniki in u6eni kritiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

Ike interese, ker je k~apitalist obema skupen So
vraznik.
Ali kaj mai izvaja delavec IL tie "skupnosti
interesa?"
Ia malega izkoriscevalca maj della ceneje ka-
kor "a velikegaH
Zakaj?
ker DO veliki drugace pohrustal malega
Ali Je To res Skupnost intereSov? KakSmo ko-
rist imajo delavci cd tega, &c Sc ohranijo male
~pijavkef
PRAY nobene ne, Skode pa dosti. Zakaj elm
manjSi je podjetnik, tembolj je prisiljen, da IL
korisca. Rockefeller hi brez skrbi lahko ~plaGeval
veliko boljSe mezde, nego Jill PLAGUE; lahko bi
~skraJsai delovni cas- V vSeh svojih podjetjih: la
hko hi dial vsakemu lelavcu nekoliko tednov pla-
canega dOpusta ma levo. Njegov profit bi Sc sicer
nekoliko zmanjsal, toda nevarnosti ne hi bilo zanj
nObene.
Velekapitalista goni nenasitnost, da izkori-
sea; mali podjetnik pa je p~risiljen, ker ga goni
skrb "a njegov obstanek.
Velekapitalistu prinaSa &c mnozina tako We
Ink profit, da mu dezuie takorekoG denar skozi
okno, tudi 6e zelo omeji izkoriSGanje.
Mali podjetnik mora do skrajnosti izkoris6a-
ii, kaiti on mora IL malaga stevila deiavcev IL
preSati toliko, da more poizkusiti konkurenco z
velikim kapitalistom.
Kar more ziveti samo cd najkrutejsega izko-
riStanja, to ne SINE cd izkorisGanih zahtevati pod
pore in pOzrtvovalnosti.
Steer Je pa Sploh nj poZrtvovalnosti, Xxi hi mo-
ga reSiti poginu namenjena mala podietja, kajti
stotak ne DO mogel trajno konkurirati 2 miljonom,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

lavci, XII so ostali donna, kar ne marajo razmis-
ljati o teh stvareh, in zdi Sc kakor bi ne bill pray
nc prepricani, kako potrebna je zanje strokov-
ma organlzacija. Vsemu temu je najbrze vzrok po-
vrsna presoja resnih sedanjih razmer. Posebno
zaraditega je pa ten boil nasa dolznost, da po-
ucuJemo drugo delavstvO. Strokovne organiza-
CHE MISC ustanove, Xxi bi Jim bila naioga daiati
samo podpore in ~vzgaiati. &c hi to trdii, hi sami
sebi lagali. Mnogo delavcev je, XII menijo, da "a
nJe organizacija nj wee %potrebna, elm so prejeli
vso podporo, kakor hi bill gotovi, da ne bodo wee
potrebovali podpor. TO pa je huda zmota, XII se
utegne bridko maSGevati. Kdo med mani more
vedeil, kakSni east mas 6akajof Kdo We, kako sc
DO razvlJala industrial pray pri MAST O TEN raz-
pravljati q onimi, XII SO zapustili nase organizacije
ali pa sc Jill ogibljejo, je sedaj nasa najvaznejSa
naloga. To nalogo morajo izvrsiti posamezni de
lavci, v obratih, kjer je to mogoGe, v stanova-
njih in drugod.
Zgoditi Sc mora. &c so strokovne organizaci-
Je sedaj v vojnem Gasu doGakale '~'sreSo, da 20
postale potrebne, tedaj bodo delavci pozneje Sc
boiJ spoznali, kako p%otrebne so njih organizaci-
Je, Min ponos. Kapitalizem DO storil svojo ma
logo. V TEN mas p~otrjuje d~ejstvo, ma katero opo-
zarJamo re sedaj delavstvo. Avstrijske banke so
Uncle nedavno obcni Zbor ter doloGile dividende,
Nj sc Jim godilo slabo, Geprav smO imeli vojno
in mdustrijsko krizo. IL poro6il ma obtnem zboru
razvldlmo, kaksen vpliv imajo banke ma posamez-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

Dunaiska "Arbeiter Zeitung', pise:

SLOWED nemski psatelj je pOvedal svoie mne.
ME o strokovnih organixacijah ter rekel med
drugim, da so strokOvne organizacije do6akale
sreeni trenutek, ko so postale potrebne. To mai
odlo6nejSe priznanje je izrekel MOI plede ma TO.
ker so strokovne organizacije tako glede podpor-
mega delovanja kakor tudi glede vzgole solidar-
mega ~mislJenja in ravnanja storile jaKo mnogo.
V resnici je to priznanje laskavo "a organiza-
cije, 2lasti ker so Jill njih nasprotniki, Sim so do
segle nekaj wee moei, desetletja ma ve naGine
oyirali in %zatirali. In ce ina hvala tudi svoi IL.
vor V sedanjih vojnih razmerah, zaraditega pri-
znanje nj mic manjse, zakaj ee Sc ~izrazajo razred-
nj nasprotniki o organizacijah pohvalno, potem
store to, ker takega priznanja ne moreio wee cd
rekati.
Zal, da delavstvo samo premalokrat razmiS-
lja o veliki vaznosti svojih organizacij; &c hi
delavci storili to, potem bi moral agitlrati z vso
vnemo IA organizacije, in sicer TEN boil vneto,
elm boil so prepricani o potrebi zdruzitve v svr-
no medsebojnega podpirania. In sedaj nam TO po-
We razredni naSprotnik, a hvala nj samo zasluzena,
temvec tudi opraviGena. Kar so Sc morali naSi ma
sprotniki Sele uGiti ter Sc Sc nikakor MISC vsi
nauGii, to je organizacija uGila delavce. Vojna
maj ve zdruzi; vojaSka dolznost je pozvala vse
brez razlike. Predpogoji so solidarnost; toda lie
delavske organizacije so leta in leta utile soil
darnost in 10 gojile. V TEN krutem casu Jill je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

vOzno iskanje pc pesku i'll v malo tednih sta ma
sla wee tisOv krokodilskih nrumij, a lie diva cd
stotka jih je bio V papire zavitih. III krokodilski
grobovi SO bill precej plitvi, navadno ne globlji
mad EN- meter; pogosto je bio pet do deset kroko-
dilov V enem grobu Z glavami obrnjenimi proti
severn.
TIE krokodilske mumiie torei so bile ovite 2
dolgimi papirovinii polami, XII so obsegale 100
do 200 vrstic pisave. V 81 mumijah Sc je naslo
2G4 papirovih listin.
III papirji IL krokodilskih grobov pa so lie
prav majhen del papirovih listin, XII so Sc V zad-
njih dveh desetletjih v velikanski mnoaini nasle
V Egiptu. Egipcani - meSanica IL Grkov, orien-
talcev in domacinOv - so Sc drzali naGela:
''Quod non est in acts, non est in mundo" - lie
zapisana beseda kaj velja. Trgovsko in sploh So
cialno ~zivljenje je bio pri njih zelo razvitO. Po-
botnice, pogodbe in druge listine so shranjevali
V lesenih zabojih ali v velfkih ilovnatih vrcih.
Morda V prvem stoletju pred Kristusovim roj
stvom pa je prislo iznajdljivi CLAW ma misel, da
Sc daio tie velike zaloge papirovih listin prakticno
uporabiti, n. pr. pri ~zavijanju mumij. Temu prak-
tiGnemu Gloveku sc imamo zahvaliti "a najsta-
reSe papire liz casa Ptolomejev.
Brez stevila papirOv pa je ostalo v svetiScih
in uradnih arhivih saharski pesek jfh je s celimi
mesti vred pokril "a ~stoletja Sele v nasem casu
so Sc zaceli ii grobovi odpirati in Sc danes VISTA
jajo mrtvi IL njih. NajveG papirov Sc je naslo v
pokrajini Faijum V hisah mesta Dimeh so v letih
1SS7-1S94 domacini nasli velike zaloge papirov,
XII so prisle V muzeje v Berlin, London in ma
Dunaj.
Glavna zaloga papirov pa so majhni nasipni
grief, Arabci Jill imenujejo exon" - Una
cilni "a egiptovsko pokrajino, 20-7O metrov vi
soki; nastali so pri vsaki start naselbini IL razlic-
min odpadkov, crepinj. cunj, gnoia it'd. Ma TAXA
~gnojiSGa so znaSali tudi papirove listime, ko ie H.
gubila %njihova vsebina svoj pomen. Pri mestu
Xyrrhynchos so naSli cele kosare p6lne papirov.
Gnojna in pescena plast' Xxi Sc je mad temi listina-
mi naredila, Jill je resila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-12

rembole. 30 hiSnih poseStnikov je tn zaZnamoya-
nth, hise nimajo stevilk, imenujejo Sc pc gospo-
darJrh. Nekaj stanovanj je oddanih V najem tn
beremo tudi imena strank in obseg najetih sta
novanJ. Ena stranka ina polovico hiSe v maize
mu, druga ~tretjino ali cetrtino. Ker je treba cd
vsake mozke glave placati davek, slede imena in
starost mOskih prebivalcev; Jude morajo tudi
cd zensk davek dajati, cato so tudi Judinje vpi.
sane. Oh cesti Apolloniu Parembole stanuje BAG
moskih vpisanih je tudi A suznjev. Stevilo ella
nov druzine sc giblje med 2 in 6.
PogleJva Sc kaj drugega. To-le, kar 81 ravno
V roko vel, so ~policijski akti. Bemva: V vasi Pc
lusium je zivel Machatos, Xxi je incl skupno s So
seldom Poorisem zemljiSGe, ma katerem je sezidal
Afroditi s%vetisce, katerega je hotel obzidati 2 III
dom. 40 pa Je Machatos med obzidavanjem umrl,
je Pooris za6el prot obzidavanju ugovarjati. V
tel vlogi, Xxi Jo imava midva V rokah, Sc Macha-
tova vdova Asia pri policijskem uradu ~pritozaje
prot Poorisovemu ugovoru.-Komaj je p~olicijski
komisar "vzel zadevo ma protokol' in vdovi "a
gotovil uradno pOmo6, re pride druga stranka:
Pastir, XII tozi' da mu je bila pri nekem pretepu
ukradena suknja. Dale nastopi Hipponikos.
Xxi Sc brani sprejeti dedscino svojega brata, ker je
proved zadolzena. Ia MIN caka kmet. XII so
mu sosedje Odprli jezove, da lm je voda prepla-
villa in unidla setev.
Idaj pa lie glej in posluSaj, zanimiv PRIOR Sc
mama DO nudil. Ravnokar je vstopila kmecka zena
IL bliznje vasi Trikomia; Filista ii lie ime. MEN
oce Je Lisias. Pc napornem delu ma poliu je sto-
pila v ljudsko kopel, ola Sc oeedi in okrepea. Ko
je prisla IL vode, je stopila v drugi oddelek ko-
peli, kJer je bilo dovoljeno rabbit milo. TT pa 81
Je k~opelscek Petehon dovolil neslano salo; odprI
Je cev y vrodo vodo in zena 81 je opekla levo nogo.
liz uradnega akta razvidimo, da sta 81 okra in;
glavar in p~olicijski ravnatelj ogledala opekline
ma MEM hogl; ma robu uradne listine pa je odlok:
"Tozenec Petehon mai sc takoi ~pripelie in IN
%slisi."
Zanimiv pogled V intimnost privatnega in
(konec ma 6. strani.)