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Mohave County miner., 1917-09-29
How to Give Good. AdHice.

The best way to give good advice is to set a good example. When others see how quickly you get over your cold by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy they are likely to fol- low your example. This remedy has been in use for many years and en- joys an excellent reputation. Obtain able everywhere.
Mohave County miner., 1917-09-29

E. Everett is engaged in surveying for patent the Copper Age group, owned by the Arizona Ore Reduction Company.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
COMMUNITY HONORS
ITS SOLDIER DEAD

The weather conditions of yesterday
could not have been more ideal for q
celebration of Memorial Day. With q
balmy breeze coming up from the Co
lumbia rippling the many Flags over
the graves of departed veterans, one
of the most impressive Memorial day
parades in Hood Rivers history
marched in at the gates of Idlewilde
cemetery. In the parade were the
members of the Grand Army Post, Re-
lief Corps members. Twelfth Company,
Girls Honor Guard, Boy Scouts and
fraternal organizations.
While the roses, usually so plentiful
at this season of the year, were lack
ing, wild flowers and the blooms of
local gardens were scattered over the
graves of the soldier dead.
At noon the Grand Army men and
Relief Corps members, accompanied by
their families, participated in a picnic
luncheon.
In the afternoon, in honor of the Ma
tons departed veterans, formal pro.
gram was given, at the city park un-
der the auspices of the city schools.
One of the most imposing crowds ever
gathered at such an occasion watched
the beautiful figures made by the 500
pupils of the city schools, under the
supervision of Mrs. c. H. Henney, as
they engaged in a patriotic pageant.
The orders of General Logan, institut-
ing Memorial Day, were read by Prof
Mclaughlin, while Lincoln's Gettys-
burg speech was rendered by Sanford
Smith, commander of the Post, whose
mellow voice made impressive the mo.
mentous words of the great Emanci-
patOr
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
J. D. FLETCHER DIES
AT EAST SIDE home

}. D. Fletcher, an East Side florist,
who has been resident of the valley
for the past IL years, passed away at
his home Tuesday night following an
illness of nearly year. He had re-
Gently returned from southern Califor.
mia. where he spent the winter in
search of health.
Mr.. Fletcher was So years of age,
having been born at Green Bay, Wis
He is survived by his widow, formerly
Miss Mary Kennedy, their wedding
having taken place before removal
from Wisconsin. Three half brothers
and half sister, all residents of Wis
consin, also survive.
Mr.. Fletcher was we'll known in
northwestern nursery circles. He pro-
duced bulbs and plants in wholesale
quantities for distribution throughout
Oregon and Washington. His plants
have beautified the lawns and grounds
around hundreds of Hood River valley
homes.
The funeral services will be held at
the home at two o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon. Interment will follow at
ldlewilde cemetery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
BY Betty Epping

Our weekly assembly was held or
Thursday last week. Many old gradu.
ates were there to look the new build
ing over and say hello to the freshmen.
Those who honored us with their pres.
ence were Dorcas Dewitt, DeForrest
Gould, Ellen and Alice McCurdy anc
Wilma Franz. Miss Graft, of Oak
Grove, and Master Roy Edward John.
son were also visitors Thursday.
In assembly Mrs. Flagler, represent.
ing the Woman's club, presented the
high school with a beautiful tablet
with the names of Wilbur Hoyt, Har.
old Hebard and Roselle Krohn en-.
graved upon it as winners in debate fol
the 1867 school year. Each year the
names of the winners will be engraved
on the tablet, which will be put in g
prominent place in the building. The
student body appreciates the tablet
very much and extends thanks to the
Woman's club.
Mrs. W. F. Tucker, who lived in the
Philippines for many years, told us
many interesting things about the Is
lands which could not be found in the
books we study and which will remain
with us much longer, too.
Last Friday our baseball team clash
ed with team from Barrett district
and walked over them 1913.
Our team is coming right along and
if you want to see good game OF
baseball just come up to Gibson field
tomorrow and see the game between
The Dalles and Hood River. Also. in
the morning the two track teams will
compete.
Tonight the graduating exercises
will be held in the auditorium, begin
ming at s o'clock. Admission free to
the general public. Those who have
not their Mascots may get them then.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
HOOD RIVER HOST
TO DIR. RUTTEB

The Commercial club was host last
night to DR.. F. A. Rutter, newly ap-
pointed federal commercial attache to
Japan, who is en- route to Toxic. At a
banquet at the Mount Hood hotel DR..
Rutter was introduced to local fruit
men and Gamers. A delegation from
The Dalles Chamber of Commerce was
present.
M. Yasui and S. Akamatsu, Japanese
consul of Portland, attended the ban
quet for the visiting attache, who after
the dinner was escorted to the Com
mercial club rooms, where he met fruit
growers and business men. Today DIR.
Rutter, who is accompanied by A. E.
Clark, foreign trade secretary of the
Portland Chamber of Commerce and
Frank E. Deem, of Portland, will be
taken on an automobile tour of the
valley. DR.. Rutter and party arrived
here yesterday evening about $50 over
the Highway.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
Church Women Meet With Mrs. Neal

Despite the rainy afternoon one o
the largest and most successful gather
ings of valley church women of variou
denominations met last Thursday after
noon at the pleasant country home O.
Mrs. Sarah E. Neal. The ladies cam,
from the hills and the lanes, from tn,
country and town until 1913 filled tn,
home to its capacity.
Social formality was laid aside anc
each one seemed to see how much
pleasure she could add to the occasion
A program of music and reading wa!
enjoyed, and a talk was given by Mrs
William Munroe. A lunch, netting the
treasury $40, was served.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
AN APPRECIATION

The Ways and Means Commit
tee of the Hood River Chapter
of the Red Cross desire to ex-
press their thanks to those who
so kindly contributed to the
Rummage Sale, as we'll as to
those who made purchases.
This cooperation on both sides
made it possible for the commit
tee to make a net profit for the
Red Cross Fund exceeding $3.50.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
W. U. Officials Visit

The following Western Union Tele
graph Co. officials were here the first
of the week inspecting the local office
and visiting Manager Sheffield: /. N.
Miller, Jr.. of..Seattle, commercial SUI
perintendent; E. T. Ritter, of Seattle,
plant superintendent, and A. G. Nc
Clane, of Portland, plant supervisor.
1t was stated by the visitors that the
local office, because of the great vol
ume of messages sent by fruit market.
ing concerns, is one..of the best on the
coast,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
First Berries Bring 81 Per Crate

The seasons first shipment of Hood
River strawberries, half crate grown
by T. D. Calkins, of the Frankton dis
trict, was expressed to the Ryan Fruit
Co. Monday by the Hood River Produce
Exchange. The IL pint boxes of fruit
brought Mr.. Calkins $3.50.
While express shipments in quanti-
ties are expected by shipping agencies
next week, it will be nearly two weeks,
according to estimates, before carload
lots are rolling.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
No Mail for Germany

Because of the recent deposit of
numerous letters addressed to persons
in Germany, Postmaster Reavis has
again made public announcement that
no mail of any description will be for
warded to Germany from the United
States during the war.
A score or more of prominent local
families, of German birth in many in-
stances, and all loyal American citi-
zens, have close relatives in Germany.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
Artillery Drill at Pine Grove

Saturday evening, June 2, is social
night at the Pine Grove Grange hall.
The committee in charge is arranging
a good program. One of the features
is drill work by some of the Coast Ar.
tillery. Captain Wilbur will also be
there and give talk on the election
measures.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
DR.. Pineo Called: Brother Going

DR.. H. D. W. Pineo, Monday re-
ceived instructions to report..next weel
to Fort Flagler, Wash, to take an ex
animation for a commission in the
Dental Reserve Corps, U. S. A.
Simultaneous with the receipt of his
orders, DR.. Pineo received letter
from his brother, Marshall Pineo, o1
Vancouver, B. c., formerly a loca
resident, who announced his readiness
to leave for France as first lieuten.
ant in a company of the Canadian
engineering regiment.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
Christian Church

Children's Day will be osberved by
the Sunday school next Sunday and and
interesting program has been arranged
commencing promptly at 9.45 a. m.
Preaching services at the usual time.
Christian Endeavor at p. m. and mid
week prayer meeting at p. m. Wed.
nesdav
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday, II :00
a. M; Subject: "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism, Hyp-
notism, Denounced"
Sunday School at IL a. m.
Wednesday service, s p. m.
The reading room is open daily from
to p. M, in the Hall building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
Methodist Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at IL a. m. and s p. m. Spe.
cial music at both services. Junior
League and Epworth League at Z D.
m. There will be no mid-week church
services this week.
Elijah Hull Longbrake, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sermon
at IL a. m. Subject, God and the
Flowers" Christian Endeavor at Up.
m. M. L. Hutton, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-31

| shoulders.
Mrs. H. L. Dumble left last week
for Washington, D. c., and New York
city, where she will take "a special
three months course in music. En-
route Mrs. Dumble will visit relatives
at Ohio points.
Arthur Kolstad and Ivan Dakin are
in Portland this week attending the
convention of moving picture exhibit
ors. The latter IS member OF the
entertainment committee OF the organ
ization.
The first Ilocal strawberries, grown
nv T. d. Calkins, were markete d by
Perigo & Son and the Consolidated
Mercantile Co. Mr.. Calkins received
$4 for his first crate, which was divid-
ed equally between the grocery stores.
Members and friends of Candy Re-
lief Corps will enjoy another afte rnoon
tea at the home OF Mrs. Sarah +. Neal
Thursday. June Z. All ladies of the
Corps are urged to be present with
their friends. A good time assured.
Oscar Jones, who has been spending
the last two months at the Read, Dolph
& Co. sanatorium, Albuquerque, N.
NJ, taking plaster treatment, re,
turned home Saturday much improved
in health.
Miss Nell Blowers, who has been
teaching at Metolius, has returned
home to spend the summer with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. l.. N. Blow,
ers. Miss Blowers has been reelected
to teach the eighth grade at Metolius
for next term.
C. K. Crosno, appraiser of the Fed
eral Land Loan Bank at Spokane, has
been here the past week visiting local
associations of farmers and making
appraisals of orchard lands. Local
farmers are expecting action on their
applications at an early date.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
o gOZdu i'm nekaterih njegOvih ljudeh.
Nacrtal DIR. H. Dolenec.

Nem, da marSikatcri bralec cudno p|oglcduic
in Sc povpraSujc, kake gobc 50 To bile, Xxi so Sc r.
tako zgodai Spomladi nabiralc i'm cello lc DO veil
kin gozdih in pragozdih. Da ne boSte predolgo
domnevah, YAM takoj povem, da gobe % katerih
bonn govorll, ne raStejo pc tleh, ampak lc pc
drevJu.. To je tista goba, katcre jc incl kdai
vsak pravlcn tobakar dober koStek V zepu in
craven pa Sc kreSilen kamen in kreSilo ali pa no.
Acek L dobrSnim koSom ickla ma hrbtu. Sc pred
petdeSehmi lett so bile vzigalice pray relka
Stvar. no sta So takrat mozakarja Sretala ma ka-
Xxi ozki ~bliznjici, dalec cd Judi in VAST, Sc je doS,i-,
KRAFT ~prigodilo, da sta imela oba mrzlo pipo Y
ustih. Eden ie izguhiI kamcn, drugi je pa y ma
glici donna pOZabil kreSilO i'm oba sta Sc radoStno
drug drugemu na,mehnila, k0 sta Sc dogoyorila,
da 81 mOreta drug drugcmu pomagati. da
boSta zOpet uzivala Sladki dim. GOrie pa. ako
Je bllo vlazno in dezcvno vremc! Takrat Sc je pa
tudl primerHo, da sta molakarja kar pc cello
cetrt ure Stala skupaj: eden je drzal Nobuk, dru-
Fl pa udrihal : kre>ilom pc kameuu, vihtel gobo
In pihal, da hi vcndar cna i>krica ozivila gobo.
TacG' tudi pc krcmah nj bilo micnih priprav M
mizi. V katerih so nagnetene vzplamIjiye ~vzigali-
ce. MeSto cello soho razSvct jujoGc poirolcjkc jc
brlela ma miZ tenka loienka, Xxi io ie bilo ircba
vsak cas- snaziti. Pri takih priiikah ic vcGkrat
ugaSnila in goSpodinia je nitro priielG "a sycc-
mix IN Skotila V kuhinjo. tam poprijcla IA glavnjo
in ma njej zOpet prizgala luG, a ne vSelcj takoi;
cash je bilo tudi treba V glavnjo pihati, da ic
%obgoreIa, III $ tako sio, da so goSpodinji Sc boil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

rdela lica in SO il cd dina oGi solzilc. Me,to VII
gallo 50 bill ma mizi witt koSci papirja, XII so Sc
prizigali pri lojenki in ; tenn potem pa tobak.
SeSli SO Sc pa tudi goStje, cd katerih 81 je vsak
rajSi ukreSal, nego hi ~prizigal papir; 5 TEN Sc
je navadno tudi onesnazila luc in napravil slab
duh, posebno ako je bill papir pivkast, drugega
pa je bilo takrat Sc malO.
Da je pa tega re precej casa, sc izprevidi tu-
di IL tega, da naSi mlajSi pripovedniki in novelist,
II. pr. cello mas kcrSnik, ne vplctajo V svoje pripo-
veSti priziganja tobaka z gobo in dostikrat pray
karakteriStiGneg krctanja mozakov veljakov pri
tenn opravilu. NaSi mladini tudi gotovo nj INA
no, da Sc pred StirideSetimi lett nj bilo kramari-
je, Y katcri hi ne bill prodajali gobe in kresil-
mega kamena. Ako 81 sci in hodil pc bell Ljubliani
in poScbno pc tcdanjih SlonOvih ulicah, je skoro
PR vSaki prodajalnici bilo videti ma najboli vid-
mem meStu gobo in kreSilno kamenje. In mi Ia
kratni mladeniti in vsi naSi p~aStircki, ako smO ho-
tell krompir peel, Smo ii moral preSkrbeti go
DO, kamen in kreSilo, steer nj bilo ognja in ne pc
tenega krompiria.
In kakor pri mas ma KraniSkem, je bilo tudi
drugod po svetu. PovSod so rabbi gobo in krcsilo,
da so 81 ~priligali tobak in narejali ogenj.
To je pa Sedai doccla minilo in kresilno go
DO ponnijo in poznajo Samo Sc SiareiSi ljudje.
Britve, Isl hi imela ma hrbtu kreSilo, V trgovini nj
wee videti. JAZZ sem 81 jo kupil pred Sestintridese-
TIM lett III 10 Sc hranim. \oSil sem jo vedno $
Seboj, ko sem Sc hodil pc gozdovih, in 81 Z MO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
Vera In nevera.

venimi vrati, ker ina klerikalizem veliko polite
no in gospodarsko moe in ker Sc jim zdi koristno,
~zatajiti svoje prepriGanie IA dobGek, XII GA pri-
c~akujejo Od klerikalnih krogov.
Nsedrugo hi Sc Sc pretrpelo. Ampak Ia hi
navScina je ~najhujSa. In pray te je med inteli-
genco ma pretek.
lido mai ma primer verjame profesorju pri-
rodoSlovJa, da ina pristine cerkveno vero? q mar
sikaterem vpraSaniu Sc mnenja lahko razhajajo:
umevno je, Ce znanStvenO izobrazen clovek veru-
je V individualno duSo, dasi jo niegov kolega Z
enako izobrazbo z%anikuje. Ampak Ge tax Glovek
pravi, Ga verjame, da imajo proceSiie kaj vpli-
VA ma potrcS, nevihto in SuSo, tedaj Sc MENU ne
more verjcti. Xdravnik, XII trdi, da verjame V lur-
Skc cudczc, more biti samo dvoie: DuSevno ne
normaIcn, torej tudi IA svoj poklic ncsposoben,
ali pa hinavec. kajti on VI, ID Sc pac $ sugestijo
nekatere zivGne bolczni lahko ozdravijo V Lurdu
kakor drugjc, da je pa vsako nenaravno, ali ka-
kor p~ravijo, "nadnaravno" ozdravlienjc memo
gotc. llinavS6ina pa tudi nj vera.
KakSno "svcto vero" hoGcio torei braniti
klcrikalci, ko prave kriStuSove we're itak nj ne
med proStim, ne med izobrazenim ljudst vom? Ali
hoCcjo varovati vero V codcrnicc, XII zivi V vsaki
vaSi! Ali braniti izganjanie hudita, ko hi bilo
treba narod poutevati o potrebi zdravniSke po-
moGi?
Ampak 10 ic: Kar k~vasijo klcrikalci o obram-
hi "Svctc vere,'' jc politicnd pretveza. BE $ TO
fraZO zlorabljajo vero, Xxi jo hoGejo degradirati "a
p0hlevno dcklo, da varuic njih ~politi6no Waldo in
goSpodarSki dobicck. klerikalcem nj ma tenn, da
Smejo taStiti Mario, ampak da lahko neovirano
izkorlScajo ubogi narCd i'll ga vodijo IA nos k svo-
JIM EILEEN, XII MISC ne bozji, ne Sveti, temveG skoz-
inskoz zcmeljSki in materijalni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
Pravica ali pravicnOst?

Uboga Justica Mad oblake 81 postavila svoi
prestol, da tie ne hi dosegi okuzeni sopari in stru.
peni miami IL zemeljskih Min. Tehtnico 81 vzela
V svojo roko, da tehtas, kar je prav in kar je kri.
vo; oGi 81 81 zavezala, da tie he hi moglo zmOtiti
ME V tvoj absolutni nepristranosti in bi odloGeva.
la lie neizprosna %tehtnica.
Kapitalizem, XII je z~asuznjil vSc 2 moGjo de.
maria, pa tudi tebi ne dovoljuje, da bi sluzila ko-
mu %drugemu, kakor MENU. &c mora delo tlaGa-
niti kapitalizmu, de Sc mu mora vdinjati znanost,
Ge morajo biti cerkve njegove opore kako bi
smela ii biti edna izjema in sc dvigati mad njegaf
kapitalizem je vladar in vse mu mora bhi
~posluSno. III, Justica, tudi ii Sc ne izogneS zako.
nu in pravilu.
Voblakih je tvoj tron? -. Kai Sc! To je bila
morda nekdaj tvoja bozanska domiSljija. Ali two
il hramovi stole V zemeljskih meStih, v katerih
vrvi in sunni kapitalistiGno ~zivljenie. Tvoji Sve-
ceniki so ljudje IL krvi in mesa, XII Jill veze tisoc
Stikoy h ~njihOvo druzbo, y njihovim razredOm.
Tehtnico nepristranoSti 81 vzela V roke, ali
ker 81 imela zavezane oci, ie priSel kapitalizem
in poSlatil emo stran, da jc vedno tezja cd druge
III vSelej odtchta kapitalistiGna pravica proletar-
SkO.
kar Sc zdi naivnim duSam boz pravice 5 kri-
vlco, je bog interesov Z interest. In kar Sc Jim zdi
zadeva druzbe, je zadeya vladaiocega razreda.
JuStica naSe dobe pa ina nalogo, da sluzi intere-
som goSpodujocega razreda. TO nalogo oprav-
liza pc Svojim najboljSih moGeh ne kot boginia,
temveG kot pokorna dekla. Zavezanih nina lie oGi
ampak VISA je uklenjena in prikIenjcna.
Justica BIO osvobojena sele tedaj. kadar bo
oSvobOjeno G~loveItvo. Namesto razredne Justice
DO Sele tedaj vladala druzabna, kadar stopi name.
Sto razredne druzbe GloveSka.
Sc lie kadar bodo ljudje, XII Jill ne bodo locili
cekini in dolarji, ampak Jill DO spajala GloveGnost.
postane pravO pravitno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

a tedaJ so io tepli, ceS, to Sc ne spodobi. U6ila Sc
je dobro, a to il nj mic pomagalo, ker so cd ME "a
htevall ~vcdenjc, kakrSnega nj bila vajena. Use TO
Je bl jake tuzno. &c je priSla kdai domov, Sc
tudl III mogla vcSeliti, kajti matt je bila vedno Ia
lostna. Y institute so jo z~anitliivO gledali, ker
III bla bogata kakor druge gojenke. KonGno ie
tudl matl umrla in Tonka je priSla k teti. Odkri-
toSrcno je povedala, kako Sc j je godilo tedai.
- In vi -? je vzkliknil SaviG.
In JAZZ upam, upam, upam neprenehoma.
MoJe Zlatc made mi ne vzamc nihGc.
Savic Sc nj drznil oporekati. All, s kakSnim
glaSom je izrekla: Upaml Ne, ne. On ne SINE niti
poizknSiti, da hi j wei memo zlato nado. Pa xiv
lJenJe Jc vendar tako okrutno! Nj Tebi ne priza-
neSe ! To, TO pray to utemeljuie svetovno
Eol, to 10 opravituie. Tako krasna, cvetna po-
mlad, tako Svetcl pogled V bodocnost, tako baino
upanje In naposled prihaia zivljenje 5 svojo
trdo roko, pa trga, razdcva, podira vse ! Oh,
upaJ, Sanjaj, dekle! Maj Sc zgodi, kar Sc hoce;
- vi ste Sc zamiSlili?
Jaz notem biti tiSti, Xxi hi uniGil Tvoio iluziio.
- Oh, nehote.
- Kaj miSlitc? Gotovo kaj zalostnega. Bodi-
te vendar cnkrat veseli, samo enkrat, gospod pro-
fcSOr!
NevcdoG, kaj della, ie majal z glavo. Use ME
govo bite je bio re prcSinieno 5 tistim Gudnim
cuvStvom. Tudi kadar nj govoril nicesar, kadar
nj MOTEL povedati niteSar, je povedala ona tajna
sila V MEM: Jazz ne morem biti vessel.
Same enkrat, gospod professor! Kako mo-
re btI clovek vedno tako zaloSten!
kdo YAM pravi, da sem zalosten? Ne. "a
lostcn niScm. Ne vem, kakSen sem. Meme nj. Tcga
ne razumete. a drugaGe Yam ne morem poveda-
II. Meme nj to Je tako: JAZZ cutim, kar bi YAM
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

REAL kruSne in meScne koScke, ko sem poGival
all noceval V gozdu, in Z MO sem tudi zaklal mar
sikatero Srno.
Nikar ne bod nevoljen, ljubi bralec, in ne o.
titaJ mi, da sem JAZZ, XII piSem o gozdu in gozdni
lepoti, kar Easel med navadni svet in cello V me-
sto! Bin so TO, ko smo Sc ogenj kresali, "a mas
Sc lepl east. Mladi Smo bill in krepli in teh Gasov
sc clovek rad %spominja. Radi Sc Spominjamo tudi
mozakov, kl so nam pravili o jelenih in koSutah,
o francozlh III tistih cash, ko Sc nihGe nj vedel
"a vzigalice, in pi tel priIiki veGkrat ukresali O.
GEM, da so zopet prizgali tobak.
No, pa vrnimo sc ma gozdna tia in h gobar-
Jem! Povedati moran lie Sc, da TO, kar Sc ie gobe
rablio "a ogenJ, to ie bila lie mala rec in da radi
tega ne hi bila stala nikdar pc sestnalst goldi-
Marcy cent, kakOr je OBJ svojem Gasu. Gobo so
nabirali in jo oddajali prekupovalcem, XII so 10
potem posiljai ma AngleSko. Tam so bile tovarne,
III SO lzdelovale nekdaj najbolj imenitno blago
"a pokrivalo in obleko. Tudi domaGi obrtniki SO
hareIall lzdelke IL gObe in ma Kranjskem lie incl
SkoraJ Slehernl krcmar gobovo kapico z zclenim
"cufkom' ma vrhu, IA katerega je prijel, da je
pozdravil kaj bolt imenitnega COSTA. In ako je
Incl gobar sreco in je bila letina ia gobo dobra,
Je Je nabral V enem tednu "a eel cent Gistega bla-
ga. Takega zasluzka je bilo nekdaj malo in nj Gu
da, da so oh gozdu Jude gmotno bolie izhajali
nego OBJ veliki cesti, ma kateri je bill pa tudi oble-
zal YES dobicek.
(Dalje prihodnjiG).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23
(konec S |. strani.)

mira. Sonce je imelo nalogo, da mu sveti podne-
vi i'll da "a greje, zvezde so mu svetile pc noel.
Naenkrat maj Sc To vse prekucne! Neri mai Sc
takorekot izmakne temelj izpod nog. Ali nj V TEN
nevarnoSt, da hi sc zruSila VISA Stavba2
Papezi, Iii so preklinjali novi nauk, so torei
zc vedeli, kaj delaio. Ampak konGno vendar nj
Slo. DandaneS ie vendar zc tcako naiti Gloycka,
XII hi ne vedel, ola roma zemlia oEoli Solnca in no.
beni cerkveni instance ne pride wee ma miScl, pre-
povedati ia nauk.
= tenn in Z neStetimi drugimi konflikti med
vcro in znanoStjo sc mora seznaniti intcligcntcn
Glovek. I'm kdor vcrjamc znanoSti, Xxi dokazuic.
ne more vcrieti tistim vcrSkim trditvam, Iii so y
znanoStio naravnost Y nasprotju. Morda jc tudi
tax clovek lahko Sc kristjan. izraelican, moha-
medanec it'd, vcndar pa ne more bti pravovercn
V cerkvenem sniSlu. ON ma primer lahko zivi po-
popolnoma pc morali, XII jo ie baic KriStus uGil, nj
kakor pa ne more ZmcSati znanoSti in ccrkvenih
naukov Y cncm loncu. : s%taliSda ccrkvc pa jc TAX
Clovck re nevcrcn.
V inteligcntnih Slojih so Sotovo mnogi in pre-
mnogi, Iii Sc tudi ne brigajo dosti IA znanStycna
vpraSanja, XII ma primer O vscm darvinizmu ne We
do mic drrzega, kakor da ie bajc Pc Darwinovi
teoriji clovck "sin opicc.' Taxi ljudjc pa tudi
verni ne morejo biti, temveG so indiferentni.
Radi verjamcmo, da sc vidi pri maSah, Smar-
micah, proceSijah it'd. mnogo takih liudi. Toda
tam Sc yidiio tudi intelligent, Ii ne v~crujejo Sploh
mic. In Sc treba nj, da hi 80 zaradi tega imcnovali
hinavci. TIA grcdo dcloma IL navajo, doloma ker
Sc jim zdi lcpo, dcloma kcr Sploh ne miSlijo nc.
Seveda pa j. vines mnOgo, pray mnogo hinavSGi-
ne. DoSti je iakih, Xxi med Stirimi Stcnami tale
vero in vtasi Sc pray ncokusno zabavljaio, kadar
Jill kdo vidi, sc pa odkrivajo pred vsakiihi ccrE-