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The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03
Sell Upper Berths and Help
 to Conserve Equipment

Car conservation is being applied to the freight business of the nation with gratifying result. Shippers are realizing that it is bad business for themselves as we'll as for the rail roads to waste equipment. This na- turally calls to mind that the same traffic specialist figure none the less strongly in the problems which the passenger service encounters. Just as half our freight-car space is wasted, so half the sleeping-car equipment is rendered useless by failure to push the sale of upper berths.
 Women, invalids, or elderly men may find the lower berth more de- siarble, and good salesmanship would be opposed to trying to sell uppers to such classes where lower berths were still available. However, many men travelling alone sometimes ask for lower berths without any special reason for desiring that class of ac. commodation. Sometimes the pas senger does not even specify whether when he first applies for sleeping he wants an upper or lower berth accommodations.
 The tactful salesman, watching for these opportunities, may suggest "a pleasant upper berth" and follow up the suggestion quickly by pointing out some of the advantages thus de- rived. The upper berth is 20 per cent less expensive, the ventilation is better as rule, the temperature more even, the occupant of the berth is farther removed from the noise of the wheels, less disturbed by people pass ing along the aisle, and all fixtures, springs and mattresses are the same as provided in the lower berths. The Pullman Company, by introducing im- proved ladders and individual cur tains, has really made the upper berth desirable, and this fact should be borne in mind by those who sell this sort of transportation
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03
LocalBrevities

c. E. Howard, the Mesa sheepman, was in Flagstaff Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston and son, Jimmie, returned Wednesday from months vacation in the east. MT. Johnston represented the local Elks lodge at the national convention which was held in Boston.
 Thos. A. Coleman, an inmate of the county for the past five years died Wednesday and was buried the fol- lowing day in the Flagstaff cemetery. MT. Coleman was born in Ireland so years ago. He came to the county hospital from Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03
SUB-CHAIRMEN ARE NAMED
 FOR STATE OF ARIZONA

Sub-chairman of the -Four Minute Men" of Arizona have been named by George J. Stoneman, state chairman, together with the names of the thea. ters and their locations, in which the -Four Minute Men" will speak.
 In conformity with the campaign started in all other states, the audi ences in the moving picture theaters in Arizona are to listen to four-min- ute addresses on patriotic subjects at each performance. These addresses are for the purpose of keeping the people of the country informed on timely topics and also to stir up the patriotism of the public in these peri lous war times.
 George J. Stoneman has ben ap- pointed by Governor Campbell chair man of the -Four Minute Men" for Arizona. Chairman Stoneman has just made public his list of sub-chair- men for the state. To these sub |
 chairmen is given the task of appoint ing the men and women who will speak at the moving picture houses, From the fact that their addresses are to last just four minutes and no longer is derived their title of "Four Minute Men"
 Attorney J. E. Jones has been named as the chairman for the Or pheum and Empress theatres of Flag staff, and he will in turn select men and women to make the four minute talks at these places of amusement,
 Attorney F. M. Gold has been ap- pointed at Williams, Geo. P. Sampson at Winslow, Attorney c. H. Jordan at Holbrook and Fred w. Nelson at St Johns.
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03
Entertain Five Hundred Club

Mir. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus were delightful hosts on Tuesday night of this week, entertaining their Five Hundred Club. Cards formed the evenings entertainment until the serving of a dainty collation. to the following guests: Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Henry Albers MT. and Mrs. Hayes Nance, MT. an ] Mrs. E. M. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. J. D Jackson, Mir. and Mrs. Baxter Bran- don, Mir. and Mrs. Willis Brown, Mir and Mrs. Clarke, Mir. and Mrs. Kelley and Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Hash.
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03
MOONLIGHT PARTY

Miss Katherine Keller was Hostess to a merry crowd of young people on last Thursday night in compliment to her friend Miss Alice Colter of Phoe- nix. The guests left the Keller home in machines at eight o'clock with
 Lockett's pasture as the destination for a Marshmallow Toast. One unin- vited guest--a certain street commis. sioner of our town-was perhaps the most welcomed guest of all-for it was due entirely to his efforts com- bined with that of his noble team,
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03

Library Night, Monday August the sixth. Don't forget it for the Board presents Mary Pickford in her new film "The Romance of the Redwoods." " Library Night means this "Come and bring your friends"
 Mary is always good but she is scheduled to be better than ever.
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-03
The Quick and Efficient Service
 of the Postal Telegraph

Thursday, August End telegram was sent from the Postal Telegraph office to New York City authorizing the sale of certain stocks. One hour later the answer came back that the stocks were sold.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21

week for Asotin to visit her daughter
and grandson, the latter being In very
serious condition ON account OF his fire.
quent operations on diseased leg.
Nj. Nj. Belknap returned late last
week from Montana where he had
been called on business.
Probate Judge Wilbur L. Campbell
was In the city several hours last FRI
day afternoon nom Grangeville.
Mrs. @. w. Greenough and son Dick,
left Saturday morning for their future
home In Spokane and Mr.. Greenough
left Sunday morning to join his family.
County Attorney Griffith, Sheriff
Yates and l.. A. Wisener were In the
city Tuesday afternoon from the coun-
ty seat ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nj Robertson were
Grangeville visitors yesterday while
the former attended the district con-
vention of Odd Fellows, which met in
that city.
G. w. Nuxoll has accepted position
with the First National bank and be-
gan work there Saturday. His place
with the Cottonwood Mercantile Co
viii be filed by Ira Gentry.
Miss Wiekman, who has been teach.
ing school near kamiah the past term
arrived In the city Saturday evening
for few days visit with Miss Nc
Grew, and left Tuesday for her home
near higgins.
| +. j. Homer last week purchased the
lot and building occupied by him as q
photograph gallery from W. I. Simons
for $3.50 and will now be numbered
among our permanent citizens ant
PROPERTY owners.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21
NEWS OF COTTONWOOD.


Mrs Hollandsworth and Mrs. Frank
Schneider. mother and sister OF Mrs.
Jobn Baer. and who have been visiting
here for the past several weeks from
Lorraine. Oregon, left for Ashnoor,
Mont, Tuesday morning on snort
visit with relatives. John Baer ae-
comnanied the ladies as far as Spokane
on their trip. A.,
G. r. MacCarter. foreman OF the
Chronicle office, was called to Portland
saturday morning by telegram an
nonncing the serious illness OF his moth.
or on account of her age she Is not
expected to recover.
Dr. Orr performed an operation on
AIRS John Wasem on Thursday OIL lasl
week for appendicitis and the pattern
i recovering as nicely as could DC
wished. cat,,r
Herman w. Funke returned SatuI-
dav from Montana and will spend ms
yacation here with his folks. Herman
has been holding down a nice position
m.ith a big mercantile firm east OF ehe
mountains and will probably be iocat'
al In their Butte establishment VIE"
he returns. +ha
Mrs ]. Fl. Barth left the first OF the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21

WANT CLEARWATER ROADS
RERJJILT.

Floyd Ferguson, the Harpster merch-
ant came to Sites last Friday after
supplies for his store We could not
help but sympathize with him when
he said the recent flood had washed
out the road so badly between this
point and Harpster that he was COM
PEELED to go around by Clearwater,
making the distance approximately IL
miles. With the wagon bridge at
Harpster washed out 1t practically
shuts the people Off from any supply
point. We may differ as to the damage
done up and down the Clearwater, but
there is one thing certain. ways and
means should be provided to recon-
struct this road. Let the supervisors
of the Clearwater highway district
the county commissioners, and IL neces-
sary, the state highway commissioners,
look into this serious matter and see
what can be done I Why advocate
such immense road projects over bar
ren country like the Missoula cutoff,
when the Clearwater valley is without
bridges and wagon roads and the farm
err is not able to get to market. Build
the commercial road that develops the
country and the JOY ride road that can
| be used only one or two months during
the summer can be built later-Stites
| Enterprise.
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21
z. rpwIN z. A. sELIGMAN,

1890 Professor OF Political Econ
amy. Columbia University
v. Nav %, 1917. the House Of Rep
.. q passed an act ito provide
sss,,,,e 10 defray war expenses and
4. other purposes. In the original
" q presented by the Committee of
800 and Means, the additional reve-
q " derived was estimated at ST.
n lqo0OO. The amendment to the In
...,s ~. which was tackled on to the
sn,dnring the discussion in the House.
~ arpected to yield another $40. 000,-
~, q $50,o0O,00O.
Ii discussing the House bill, two
uroblems arise:
1 How much should be raised by
t1xati0n2
Il. Ii what manner should this sum
y raised?
/ psw Much Should De RaIssd by
Taxation7
Bow was the figure OF 1880, 600, 900
.nived at The answer IL simple. When
IA secretary Of the Treasury came to
,stsnate the additional war expenses
~ the year 1917-1S, be calculated that
they would amount to some $4,000
ooo0O0, Of which $4,000. 100000 was to
h. allotted to the allies, and $1,000
o0o000 was to be utilized for the do
nestle purposes. Thinking that 1t
would be fair proposition to divide
this latter sum between loans and
taxes. be concluded that the amount
10 be raised by taxes was $4,000
COO
There are two extreme theories, each
81 which may be dismissed with scant
courtesy. The one Is that all war ex-
penditures should be betrayed by loans,
and the other is that all war expendi-
lures should be betrayed by taxes.
Each theory is untenable.
1t Ii indeed true that the burdens OF
The war should be borne by the pres.
ent rather than the future generation
bot this does not mean that they should
Be borne by this years taxation.
Meeting all war expenses by taxation
makes the taxpayers In one or two
years bear the burden OF benefits that
ought to be distributed at least over d
decade within the same generation.
In the second place. when expendi
lures approach the gigantic sums Of
rresent-day warfare, the tax-only pol
KY would require more than the tota
surplus OF social income We're. this
absolutely necessary. the ensuing hav
Gin the economic life of the communi
3 would have to be endured. But
where the disasters are so great ani
It the same time so unnecessary, the
axQnly policy may be declared i'm
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21
H9|N Shall U We
PlYfOR THE WAR?
/ obstructive Criticism on the
House Revenue Bill.
INNS BETTER THAN TAXES

-. SEASONS Why Excessive Taxes at
' u o.tsst Of War Are Disadvantage
.f,rest Britain Example Worthy
sr.,uIation--tiew the Taxes Should
y Apportionsd-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-21

City property--Geo. NJ. Reed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28

In je res, da SO Hrvati V CLAW
mem od50ru yes cas- zahtevali To-
citev.
Sedaj hi pac nekateri menda
radi nekaj druzega: Brcnite Slo-
vence liz Zveze, pa popolnona "a
gospodariti v njcj. cato hi Cvet-
kov rad incl sklep, Xxi bi Sloven-
&c okrivil, da so izdsli tcmcljna
naGela socializma 60 katerih ina
dOmisljavi Cvetkov san cudovito
zmedene pojme) in cato Sc je ma
sell glavnega odbora %uprizoriln
roper Slovcncc gonja zaradi chi
caske izjave.
Danes so Slovenci "a locitcv V
sekcije, ker so spoznali, da jc nc
mogoce prepreciti, kar drugi del
neprenehOma zahteva in bo zahtc-
val, dokler ne DO izvrseno. A Sc.
ko so Sc Slovenci IA to odlocili, so
pOstOpali kulantno, so hotel "a
braniti ~sovrastvO in has predlog.
V katerega Sc zdaj IIorvat yale
tava, JIG bill izdelan ma tax nacin,
da ne hi zalili nobenega della.
Kahor ie videti, pa ravno 10
Cvetkovcem nj vSet. Pc njihovcm
bi morale biti V prcdlogu receno,
da je locitev %potrebna, ker .ic
Cvetkov edini socialisticni DAM
el, ker jc njegova bcseda s%vete.j-
sa cd Marxovc in je krivoverec,
kdor s npa imeti kaksno dru :
gacno misel CLAW, in ker so
SlOvenci IDIOT in wolf.
Idaj hi pri ten dclu tudi Hor-
vat rad pomagal. Sci JIG V BOZ ka-
kor kraljevic Mako. Pa sc JIG po-
kazalo, da JIG nnjegov nice papir-
nata laz.
Etbin Kristan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28

da Yam pomagajO zabavljati ccz
Slovencei Ali smo mi &c kdaj j.
grail tako taktiko? vi, XII govori-
te vedno o ''apsurdu' it'd. in ceiO
pisete take clankc kakor ia pri-
mer ~ ciju korist'', ali hi vi mo-
gil Odgovoriti, V Gegavo koriSt
sami med sodrugi TO dclate? Jaz
sem sam rekcl ma sell, da lalko
napiscte V X. s.. ola smO vsi slo-
venski sodrugi rrcklasti, krula
sti in kar hOcctc, samo da pojdc
iniciativa V list i'm da DO hitrcjc
clanstvo g~lasovalo o njcj. NaSi
sklepi so pri r. S. itak sama "glu-
post" in clani q. odbora J. $. u.
so "glupci'; zato pa je mcnda
najbolje, da sc elm pref razide-
mo, tako da bono glupci skupai,
cista, neomadezevana inteligenca
pa tudi skupaj.
Torej toliko poiasnilo clan
stvu, zakaj postanemo IA Sciah
vcasi vrocckrvni in Sc koncajo
seize, ne da hi Sc kaj zakliucilo.
Apeliram pa ma vsc clanstvo.
da maj giasuie vsak clam J. s. H.,
ker stvar .je wanna ne lc vSlcd -"
sporazuma V 81. odboru, temvec
tudi Z gospodarskega staliSca.
F. Godina, clan 81. odbora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28
Zlagan pOpravek

kakSni stvari drugacc misliti ka.
kUr oni.'
Tia odstavek, poscbno Sc, CO Sc
eta V zvezi 5 celim clankom, pra-
vi, da smatrajo hrvaSki vOdilni
sodrugi reel, Xxi 81 "oddaljene"
(!!!razumctc, Horvat? p cd socia.
listlcmih temclinih nacel IA ncprc.
makljivc svctinjc. Ali ne morctc
tcga drugacc razumcti, kakor &c
YAM dam primer?
Tu "a innate. Mncnje o alkoho-
III JIG ma mile dalcc cd temeljnih
nacel socializma. To SO pravi: Ne
dotika sc tch naGcl. Clovek je la-
hkO abstinent, tempercnenik ali
plvcc, pa je vendar socialist y pr :
VEN, drugem in trcticm slucaju.
Hrva'M vodilni sodrugi pa della.
10 IL abstinence svctinio.
N~praSanje ljudskc obrambc SC
ne dotlka temcljnih naeel. AM
pax V hrvaski sckciji ne trpc no .
benc debate o njej, Slovcncem so
pa zamcrili, da so o ljudski
Cbrambi drugacc mislili, kakor
Cvctkov in Zikic.
Ako bi sc bill IIorvat potrudil.
ia precita YES odstavck, ne hi bill
mogcl nikdar trditi, Ola sem govo-
ril o tcmeljnih razlikah. Tako pa
gre, pa svojo ncresnico Sc dC1elo
podGrtava.
In ko sc JIG zlagal, postanc nc
sramen, pa pravi: "Oyako ne ra-
de ozbiljni, iskrcni i savjesni So
cijalisti. Ovo .ic IL stanju utiniti
samo jedan Kristan."
Da, Horvat Take he dclajo re.
sni, odkritOsrcni in vcstni socia-
listi, ola iztrgajo IL clanka par be.
scd, popatijo Nth zmisel in potcm
zavaravajo citatelie 5 svoiimi
zlaganimi sklepi. Ampak vi della
tc takO, in tako della &c dolgo
"Radnicka STRATA sploli.
Cele mesccc pusca "Proleta-
rec re "Radnicko Strazo'' pri
miru, dasi has tam ncprcnchoma
napadajo, potvariaio, psujcio in
pljujcjo. Ampak &c misliio, da
molcimo IL slabosti, sc proklcto
MOTTO. Molcali sno cato, kcr nj.
smo hoteli Sc cd svoje strani stru-
pitt razmcr V "Zvczi", kakor jih
strupi "R. s. IL tcga pa vcndar
ne %izvira, ia bi moral mirno pre-.
trpcti, &c nam mecejo CvetkOvci
svindIcrjc in TAXA cpiteta V obraz.
Ilasti ne, &c Sc Jim "a vsako Mi.
hOvo nesramno bescdo lahko do.
kazc. da .ie podlo zlagana.
Min metode so sploh pos,alc
infamne. Horvat sam n. pr. 81.
la nedolzno pripovedujc, da il
"prijedlog "a avtonomne sekci.it
pao cd Slovenaca" in hi rad ma.
pravil vtisk, kakor ola so bill Slo.
venci tisti, XII so silili ma lOGitev
In vendar je re wee kakor letc
dni, kar ie priScl Zikit - pred
kon csom - s takim predlcgom
In - res, da ie hrvaski klub Il.
lct0S zOpct vlozil tako iniciativo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28
POJASNILO.

IA "ledan ispravak' priobccn Y
Rad. Strait, 2 dine %. augusta,
XII ga ic napisal elan 81. odbora
j. $ Il. Jos Horvat.
Tia %popravck ic Y prvi vrsti c
n%ostransko in hinavsko Skrpucar
in poleg tega tudi Sc deloma fla
gan. R~azpravlia st V MEM u mi
ciativnem predlogu oziroma mai
wee o predgovoru tcga prcdloga.
Sodr. Horvat pravi, ola je izsvind-
Ian in da more kai takega mare
diti lc "jedan Kristan''. Dobro.
Bodimo odkritosrcni, pa povejmo
clanstvu j. S. H., da JIG sodrug
llorvat ali spal ma sell 81. odbo-
ia ali pa, kar je skOro boil goto-
vo, dobil navodila sele pozneje,
ko je re videl stvar "Proletar-
Gu priobeeno. Ma sell 81. odbora
sem JAZZ vpraSal sodr. Horvata ::
Ali ste bill vsi navzoci. ko ste
delali Ia predgovor in iniciativo ?
Odgovor je bill: Da, bill smo. -
Ste sc Ii zedinili "a to, kakor nam
ic tn predlozeno? Odgovor:
Jesmo! - SOdr. Saws ie vpraSal:
Innate Sc kakSno drugo iniciativo ?
- Odgovor: Nema. Kako hi ina
ii! Tai predgovor sam upravo ia
slozio, a drug Kristan ga .jc samo
stilizirao.
Predlcg je bill soglasno sprc-
jet, in scvcda .jc bio sklenjeno,
da Sc pric6ci listih Il. $. in V
Prol.
Sedai kar nacnkrat ured. Il.
5. nj hOtelo tcga priobciti. Zaka.j
nee Odgovor ie bill dan ma zadn.ji
sell cd ured. II. S. ''da JIG to glu-
post cd 81. odbora primati nesto
takovoga in da takovc zakliuckc
mOSu stvarati samo "IDJ0TI"
it'd. it'd
Da, sOdrugi, stvar je jasna tudi
"a mas in cato Sc nismo dali ma
hruliti cd II Osebc, to .jc cd IL
rednika r. S. in smO tudi povcda-
Ii hrvatskim sodrugom, da sc oni
lahHo puste jahati, mi Sc pa he
damo. SOdr. Jos Horvat hi moral
povedati tudi drugi del, kako sc
ie vrsilo ma sell in to je, da kadar
"smo sc derali in dizali sake,
mas JIG bio wee nego samo Slo-
venci, bila sta tudi sodruga diva
Srba Z nami, XII sc nista dala ia.
hiatt cd urednika r. S.; s. Cvet.
kOv pOskusa namrec jezuitskc
lepem govOru napraviti harmoni.
iO, a V syOii velevisoki ~izobrazcni
intelegenci pozabi ma vsako tole.
rance in nam niece V Obraz ''Idi.
! jote'. "Volovc'', ''Fantazc"
"Glupeze' it'd. it'd. To, vidis. dru.
&c Horvat hi moral povcdati elan.
stvu j. S. H., della ono zapreko
kcr 81 sOdr. Slovenci in Srbi NJ
daio metati V obraz tako lepih i
men, ceravno prihajaio IL ust We.
lcucencga Cvetkova. To so vzroki
da slovenski clani 81. odbora VISTA
nejo i'll udarijo malo pc kranj
sko pc mizi, pa mu povcdo p,
domace, kar mn gre.
Slovenski in srbski Glani glav
mega OzirOma ~nadzornega odbors
so manjsini. pa Sc vseeno n,
uklorijo, ne Kristanu, pa tudi II,
CvetkOvu, &c vedO, Ola so V pra
VEN. Sod. Horvata pa vpraSam
zakai %privlecetc vedno ma scjt
lcclo kompanijo svoiih ~sodrngov
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28
(Konec ma 4. strani)

RavE0 V TEN prcdlogu jc Y uvo
du iudi sledeci stavck:
...v skupnosti DO pa Ohranje-
no nacclo cdinstva, XII privede
prejalislej, gotovo pa, kadar Sc
konca svetovna vojna, zopet bolt
81 sporazum in s tenn centralnejso
organizacijo.'
roper Ia stavck nina Horvat
nobenega ugovora. Zdaj Sc ga
pa drzncm pray poniino vpraSati ::
kako 5. njegova glava zami&lia,
ia pridemO zopet do boljSega spo-
razuma i'll do centralncjSc organi-
zacijc, &c smatramo cni druge "a
nesocialiste! Kajti &c komu ocita.
mo, da je zapustil tcnieljna mace :
la socializma in njegovc idcjc;
smo ; TEN pac rckli, Ola ga ne sma-
tramo "a Socialista.
kje jc Horvat pustil logiko, tc
verjame, da lahkO ostanemo V
wei in da io seasonal, gOtovo pa
zopet pc svetovni vojni trdneic
sccntraliziramo, Obencm pa misli,
da Je II ali druga sekcija ncso-
clalisticna?
Take reel ne dclajo IIorvaiu
prcglavicc. Ampak ON jc nascl V
{. . d.
froietarcu stavek, $ katcrim
VI 'a'ho pouPri s'oJc heNzdr%iJi'
w S,a''s,e'
Ha'NU u Ill" lid 10 odgoNoril' da
j. p'ruios sc SiasuJc,
,So, Iro'e'arce'l cianKl pa drugo.
'o,d ,iV''a o' 'eua! hiisiii' ga ID
'au use! h!eso'i oiS'rl krltlki,
- ~ 10
=. -.
,o''at ''''ra IL rroie'arca
;ma;m i
Lo;o liz" Ish '
Tst;aL;h tamal;.;L
w.; ;n,a "
,rcdInom n,Ev; Kn;.,.n Ia ~
lu:;mo ..rad; ,omaI;nH
slonkn nr,r; K,;o,a" ..h"a..,
ed. : n IN ,,J; has -;
rayl;kamo
AmnaL ro.,.; uou..,, r.;
stan n; - nosti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28
JOE HoRvAT, CLAN GIL. oD-
BORA ]. s. z. IN NJEGOV
"~POPRAVEK".

joe liOrNat, elan 81. OdDora
j. s. II. jc objavil V Radnicki Stra-
ii st. 81 clanek, V katerem "po-
pravlja" uvOd iniciativnemu
predlogu, XII ga je sprciel in tidal
Il. Odbor glede avtonomnih Sckcii.
Ma konci obiave pripovcduic tudi
O vzdiganiu rOk Petrica, Savsa III
Godinc. Po njcgovem mncnju 80
lett vzdigali ma sell rokc "Sa oGi-
tom namjcrom y, da Sc 4 ostalimi
clani Il. Odbora stcpo, ker Sc MISC
dali prcgovoriti, Ola hi razpravliali
Ilorvatovem "popravku' glcde
reccncga uvoda.
Da so GOdina, Saws In Petric
vzdisali roke z "ocitno namero",
ola Sc tolcejO, more trditi Same clU-
vek Horvatovega kalibra, katerc-
ga mozgani bolehajo menda ma
strahomaniji. Radovedcn sem, &C
ina Horvat, kadar vzdignc .,Voic
rokc, vedno 'ocito namjcro'', da
Sc bije? JAZZ mislim, da ne, dasi hi
"a clovck njegovcga kalibra lah-
ko sodil drugaGe. Da jc bila Seja
burma, je resnica, toda to nj IN
stare clane 81. odbora mic novcsa.
IIorvatu ie to cisto novo, kakor
mu je nOvo sto drugih reel V J. s.
u. in socialisticni stranki. &c hi
incl Horvat wee vpogleda V aktiv-
most 81. Odbora i'm socialisticno gi-
banje sploh, pa mamie razgrctc
domisljiie, hi mu vzdiganic rok
posameznih clanov 81. odbora ne
bila nObena kurioziteta, ker "a pa
nina, smatra ~vzdiganie rok po-
.sameznikov, kadar govore, "a mai
vecji kuriozum in argument proti
tistim, do katerih 81 jc s pomoGio
svojih u~Giteljev vzgojil sovrastvo,
XII presega $ mcjc navadncga
verskega fanatika.
Ia Judi, XII prihajajo $ takimi
ocitki, porojemi IL razgretih MOI
gan in takega razpolozenja, nc
more imeti clovck mic druscga,
kakor globoko ob~zalOvanic.
Vile tcmu, da Sc clovck nc
peca rad z liudmi, Xxi SO podvrzeni
fanatizmu, bi vendar vprasal Hor-
vata, $ kaSnim namenom je sprisel
ma sejo, da "popravlja" predlo-
gu, Xxi JIG bill spreiet in Ia katercga
je sam glasoval, uvod? Horva'
dobro We, da so o predlogu glaso-
wall tudi %zunanji clani 81. odbora,
in Ola ce hi sc uvOd izpremcnil, hi
mOrali o tenn vedeti zopet zunanii
tlani, kar hi pomcnilo z~avlaccva-
ME predloga. Poleg tega ic pred
log iZSel tudi &c V PrOlctarcu. Ma
mera jc bila morda vse &ruga,
kakor tista, XII jo JIG navedel 1for-
vat, MANFRED, ola je uvod preslisal,
kcr je polagal vso vaznost lc IA
locke. Kaj Sc je skrivalO "a to ma
nero, druze Horvat? TakO posto-
panic druze HOrvat, nj delo trez-
nth ljudi, ampak ~igrariia JIG
igrarija cloveka, Xxi ne We kaj
hote! Ali je 81. odbor j. S. u. cato
tukaj, ola sc Z MIN igrajo liudjc,
XII ne vedo kaj hocejo?
Ma to vpraSanjc bo mcnda uaj.
bolj jasno odgovorilo naSc clan
stvo.
Frank Petrich, 81. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-28

\ladni program IA gradnJ0
trgovskih ladij obsega 1870 ladij.
XII bodo nosile 1868, 600 ton. To 50
izvedeli, ko je transpOrtni odbor
postal zakladniSkemu tainiku po-
rocilo, zakaj p~otrebuje &c emo mi
liardo IN gradnjo ladij.