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Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
SEVEN SENTENCED BEFORE FEDERAL
 COURT ADJOURNS

Dntl all danger Of the influenza ep- idemic has passed. Judge Sawtelle ad- journod federal court yesterday inde- tcrminately Tonight he will leave for Tucson. as will United States Clerk Nose Drachmann. In announcing the unusual adjournment. Judge Sawtelle stated that he did not believe it was fair to continue court sessions. when every other authority in the country was making every effort to stem the advance Of the disease.
 Before closing court, all criminal rssCs against those who were in cus- tndv were heard and sentences passed n1 the guilty. Civil cases and criminal erss hat are at liberty on bonds were continued until the next term. II is probable that Judge Sawtelle may hold a special session here in November al- though he did not state so positively several decisions are under advisement and these will be considered while Judge Sawtelle is in Tucson.
 rerley J. Burns was found guilty. yesterday. of violation of the espionage ~ct and received a two-years' sentence at Fort Leavcnworth, Kansas. John O. Iu1hsr pleaded not guilty and remains gt liberty on bonds. No date was set tar his hearing. Heber Adolf Stewart, found guilty of violation of the dope frt was sentenced 10 pay a fine of < uo and serve II months in the Yav- aHli county jail.
 t, E. Beard, recently arrested in this .tv for maintaining a distillng outfit
 1 his premises, plead guilty and was
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

Use The Republican Classified Ads for Resuts-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
TOUCHED UP MULES
 WITH A SHOT GUN
(NeW York Sum

Even today in the Sierra Nevadas where little mining camps send out gold dust by stage to be carried from the nearest railway station to the San Francisco mint a shotgun messenger rides with the driver if there is gold shipment in the box The barrel of the gun is shortened for the sake of con- venience in handling in close quarters, and it's efficiency for it's particular work is not lessened, as it is used only to quiet a robber who has suddenly appeared close by the side of the treas ure stage with the laconic command, Throw down the box!" The messenger, as he is called where he is known, never guard or gun man, carries his gun across his knees where danger seems light, or lightly in his hands passing through bad spots His job is to shoot any one so careless as to step out from behind a tree or rock to the side of the stage, and shoot be- fore the intruder gets the drop. Moun- tain folk who want to take stage be- tween stations make themselves con- spicuous in the middle of the road be- fore the stage rolls into sight. That IS | the safe way.
 If a messenger fails to see a robber before the latter has him covered the box is thrown down-usually There was one instance where the rule was not followed which old stage drivers in the Sierra Nevadas tell about today. On a stage out from Bodie was a ship ment of bullion consigned to the Carson mint. The messenger was alert, his sawed off shotgun lightly balanced in his hands passing the danger spots, or | hi u-h seemed to be too thin to conceal a rob- Der by the side of the road.
 On one good stretch the messenger gripped his gun between his knees while both hands sought in the pockets of his heavy coat for the makings. The unexpected happened; out of a patch of straggly sage brush two men leaped, one to the bridle of the off leader mule, one to the off side of the stage. They had the drop on both messenger and driver.
 Throw down the box," commanded the man at the fore wheel of the stage
 The messenger thought one quarter of a second-he was precise in telling that part of the story-and then with
 out having to invite bullet by moving
 his gun or hand, he pulled the trigger
 of the right barrel. So many things
 happened in the remaining three quarters of the first second after the command that they make a long and lovely story as one listens to an old driver tell it today.
 The short of the story is that the shot shredded the ears of the leaders and generally speaking. those mules die the rest. The six mules bounded ahead
 startled and indignant. The robber a the bridle was kicked in rapid sucoes
 sion by the off leader, off swing ant
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

the main bridge hot and cold water m every room, and many miles of plplnS' wiring and electric controls.
 Captain Ruser. it's commander. was so in love with his ship that he would not permit it to be damaged otherwise than as directed by the government to insure her being out of commission for at least two years. There were no foundries on this side of the ocean that could give the Naterland new cylinder castings of seventy tons each, and no drydock that could receive her on this side of the ocean except at the Panama Canal.
 The General Electric Company. the New York Central and the Erie rail- roads all co-operated with electric workers and electric welding devices and the rehabilitation was accomplished.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
CALL FUR NURSESFOR INFLUENZA CASES

With influenza present in the Pacific Division in epidemic form. the Red Cross faces civilian as well as a mili tary emergency. The call for women with any kind of nursing experience, and those who will go into households to take charge of children or such members of the family as are not stricken with the disease are sorely needed.
 Every woman who is qualified to help in any way is directed to the near est Red Cross chapter committee on in fluenza for full information. Compen- sation and expenses will be allowed. The situation is serious. Are our w6in- en serious enough to face it and scien- tificaly combat the contagion? Anyone wishing to help. call AIT.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
U. S. IS USING 37
 FORMER HUN SHIPS
(Wall Street Journal)

When the history of this audacious war is fully written there should be no more interesting chapter than that which deals with the interned German ships and their reappearance in a few months as auxiliary transports of the United States navy. And this noth Withstanding the damage inflicted on them by Prussian orders was such as was calculated to keep them out of ser vice for two years, or what the Ger mans had figured as the period within which the war would terminate. Thirty seven German ships of TOO. 900 aggregate tons had their seventy four engine cylinders so broken in that re- pairs within any reasonable time seemed out of the question. The big gest ships appeared to call for new castings entirely beyond the capacity of any foundry works in the United States
 When the shipping board got down to close estimates, it figured the repair bill at $2.600,000 and time required eighteen to twenty-four months. But l American enterprise. combined with American invention, concentrated capi-
 tai and industrial organization in large
 units accomplished the job in six to i eight months at an expense of only
 $273,000 Every one of these ships has
 been for many weeks most effectively
 in Uncle Sam's service except'possibly
 the Armenia, lost off the Irish Coast l The navy department has figured
 that the saving in time at the going
 rate of tonnage had a value of not less
 than 240 million dollars. One of tht
 first ships tackled had four cylinder: broken and it was estimated that eigh ! teen months would be required for re. pairs. In two months the engines wer. turning over and in less than three months the ship was finished anc
 ready for sea.
 Indeed. the striking feature of tn,
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
HOUSE BARGAINS

Two new brick pebble dashed and sand finished bungalows. rooms and sleeping porches, mantels and fire places. Nicely located on one of the best close-in corners. Garages, cement walks and shade. Desirable and artistic houses. A payment down; balance like rent. Not being a resident, am forced to sell, and will make the prices ac- cordingly. Will be at the properties this evening, Sunday and Monday af- ternoons. Come out, sol and S05 N
 Fifth Avce When not there. can be found at Nendome hotel, 317 w. Wash ington St. Wm. Shaw, owner-Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
INFLUENZA DELAYS
 THE NEW ORCHESTRA

The organization of a philharmonic orchestra in Phoenix which is being urged by Francisco Ramos of the Ari- zona School of Music will not be con- pleted until after the epidemic of Span ish influenza is entirely passed, ac- cording to a statement last night from Mr. Ramos.
 Already he has received assurances of aid and encouragement in the en- terprise which will mean much to Phoenix, from the chamber of com merce, the Y. M. c. A.. the Y. w. C. A, and other organizations. All have assured him that he will be given every support.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

whole situation is the fact that the re-
 pairs on all the ships were made with in the time required to overhaul the
 ships. clean their bottoms and other sise make them ready for sea. The Germans had all their labor for their pains. What is also almost incredible,
 the ships are stronger than before and
 the largest of them are more economi-
 cally operated and are actually work
 ing better in the American than they
 had been in the German hands.
 Repairing Worlds Biggest Ship Take the Vaterland for example. She
 is the biggest and most beautiful thing afloat. Stood up on end in Broadway. she would tower two hundred feet above the Woolworth building. She has eighteen decks. eighteen elevators 1 five kitchens. 530 clocks. all timed from
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

off wheeler so his pistol aim vas not good, and the robber at the stage Wheel was run over by the rear wheels. and his aim was not good. The six mules, the driver has sworn to this. aid the next mile in four minutes flat, and there was no time when more than two stage wheels were on the road at the same time.
 Tt was sure some lucky escape the messenger admitted, but I never truly made up with them lead mules. They never seemed to relish me after that little sawed off spoke to them. Toucny sort of critters, mules is, anyhow.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
FROM HONEYMOON
 BEGUN IN MISSOURI

MT. and Mrs Fritz Holmquist arrived in the city yesterday. at the end of their honeymoon which was begun in Columbia, Missouri in the latter days of September They visited Chicago, De- troit and many other points. The bride was resident of Columbia. Mir. Holm quist has resided in Phoenix for sev- eral years professionally engaged as an architect and engineer Mir and Mrs. Holmquist are residing at the Power apartments.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

given six months in the county jail and fined s1 1000 Jesus Ponce will spend four months in the Maricopa county jail and Francisco Franco three months. both being found guilty of be- ing slackers. Eddie Williams, guilty of a charge of forging the name of doc tor to a prescription for obtaining nor phne, will be sent to Yavapai county jail for one year. Yee Suey Hing, a Chinese stacker, was committed to the county jail for 30 days. George Simp- son. violator of the espionage act. was sentenced to year. as was Daniel Fierro. for the same offense-
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them supplied by using and reading The Republican Classified pages-Arikona's s Leading Newspaper.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27
IL ziVljenja SvetnikOv.

Jela peel vest. Je postal Svojemu bratu velike da-
rove naproti. ola IA umiri. Nato pa je razdelil
Svojc premoaenie in Svoje Grede ma diva della. da
hi mu ostal en- del, ako hi bill drugi ukraden in hi
mOgel varno zbczati
no je bill pa zopet Y Samoti, sc ie boril 2 ne
kim cl0vekom ali augeliem ali bogom. Y piSmu
StoJi, da jc bill 10 MOI. Y nadpisu, da je bill TO
angel in Jakob sam pravi, da ie TO bill "bog',
ki "a je videl IL obliGia y obliGie. Mai 81 ie to bill
ze kdorkoli, Ia borba pc pravilih nj bila poStena,
kajti ko jc protivnik videl. da ga ne premaga, mu
Je zlomil koSt. tako da ie Use zivljenje Sepal. No
SO p|rotivnik nj mogcl oSvoboditi JakobOvega OBJ
jenna, jc zaCel prU>iti i'm rotiti. da "a izpusti. pre-
den So zaGnc Svitati. Duhovi Sc nikdar ne pokazu-
jeio za bclcga dine in Y Svetlobi. da hi iih kdo nc
videl in prcizkuSil \aiveckrat sc dado videti V
tenn in y >aniah. Jakoba pa nj pustil kramarski
duh nit takrat, i'm videt, da nina od protivnika
nobenc drugc koriSti. "a je proSil IA b~lagoslov.
Drugcga dine rano Sc jc Sretal .Jakob z bratom
Ezavom. Jakob Sc ie poklonil pred EzavOm Sc
demkrat do zemlic. Ezav ic Stopil k MENU, oba
Hia 80 obicla, poliubljala in plakala. Ezav niti nj
Sprejel darov, XII mu Jill jc postal Jakob, rekot,
da niceSar ne rabi in da mai le .Jakob obdrzi vse
Ease.
PoslednJi del pripovedkc u .Iakobu in Ezavu
Ie zelo pouten. Babii Strah .Jakobov pred Ezavom
le kraSno opiSan. Jakoba peGe vest radi njegovih
SleparSkih zlotinov. NiSokoduSno odpus6anjc
EzavovO "a della bogatciSega. kakor Jakoba Use
njegovo premolenje Z blagosloyi vred, XII Jill ic
prikramaril od goSpoda. Me mi Y Starem zakonu
tako ginljivega, kakor ie 10. V obnasanju Eza-
va vidtno slave casa, SinovSko privrzenOst, veliko-
duSnost mad obSodbe vredno soliufiio in nena-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27
| |

Poiem je tako maneslo, da smo 81 srcdi boinih
"peracii omi>lili Sc enega mal6ka.
Cast 50 reSni in dolznost ie sleherneea driav-
Jana, Iii ne stoii V bojnem polju. da spartanski
%lNer rim boil krGi Nvoi potroSek in tado donna L.
StvarJa molnC>t. da oni tam zunai, junaki krvi in
@r"z.c mureniki gladu in mraza. vzdrze in vzira.
JaJo. Use 10 j. res in vcmo in hi bill nabavo malcka
tudi odgodlli u%odncSpa vrcmena po a. ali
razmere so bile take, da >uno bill; zaStran NIGGA re
pred voino, ali razmcrc 81 bile take. etaoish,dlu
pred vojno . hcSedi in tlovck nerad razdira kun.
ciJe. PA tudi moi dckelce nj dalo wee miru in jc
priganjalo, da il moramo kupifi ScStrico. Sestrico
III ne bratca. 2akai bratca il lahko vzemo. da ga
~Viaknejo V voj>ko. Pravzaprav jc hotela imeti
koj dive. menda ker vtakneio Y voisko. Pravzaprav
Jc hotela imeti koj dive, menda ker je cula. da Sc
iJudJc ZdaJ Y Volnem caSu L vSem zalagajo kar
ma debclo. In Sc z~agrozila jc. &c ne kupi mama.
10 pa Sama kupila. Sva pa rckla T. zenO. mai DO in
DO re Bog da!, III Smo navzlic voini kupili dete, ci-
Sto majhno detc. in ie bill fantek. ker so punGkc
has poSlc, kakor je poSlo Sc marsikaj drugega.
Maio ba!a >va Sc. kaj poreGe najst arejsa, ko
ne dobi Sestrice. ampak bratca. al je bila kar "a
dovoljna; poljubila mu jc obc rokici in ma vpraSa-
ME. kakSno mai mu damo ime, je izjavila: "Luka
XII cez piakc kuka. Sam Bog We. kjo jc spet 10
uiela.
Tudi mas fant ic ljubeznivo sprejel novega
bratca. Takoi mu ic princsel darila: emo copato in
maJhen glinast wreck. in pri vrGku nj pozabil do
staviti svarila, ki "a sam vsakikrat slisi: "To Sc
%ubije!' Zatcl mu ie peti lepo pesem "Tadam, ia
dam y. Xxi Sc Y odraSli SlovcnSGini glasi tako:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

gradno oskOdbo. Nj Ii bill Ezav milosrcen in veil,
kodusen MOI?
In vendar ga ie Bog sovrazil in mu wei ME
gov del ma obliubljeni dezeli. Nj Ii bill Jakob podel
in laznjiv malopridnez? Ampak Bog ga ie yse.
. emo ljubil in mu sproti vse o%dpus6al. Kako gro
EMO karikira sv. pismo Boga, ko ga slika kot So
vraznika dobrega in ljubitelia fla!
Jakob, praotec vsega narOda izraelskega. ic
postal Gee velike rodbinc in niegovi Sinovi so bill
ut'tanovitelji dvanajstih izraelskih plemen. Me
govi sinovi so prodali enega izmed syojc Sredc,
~Jozefa, kot kot suznja V Egypt in Ia cudna kupGiia
1h nj stala pri ocetu hi enc ~nevoline beSede. .Jozef
Je prisel V Egiptu do oblasti ter je podelil Svoiim
bretom najlepSe pokrajine V DRAW. kanil jc tudi
rapraviti vladarja faraona Iastnika vSch posestcv
Y DRAW, ljudstvo pa "a niegove suznie. Napravil
jc 10 potion zakOna. da ina krali praviro do petimc
vseh pridelkov. Same duhovnike jc oprn>til cd
do!znosti pla6evati to petino. Drugi Jakobov sin.
juda, Je hotel sezgati zensko, Iii mu ic rodila emo
dete. Tretji, Ruben, 81 je dovolil najnepoStcneiSc
Sleparlje kakor Absalon. sin Davidov. Druga diva
Jakobova sinova sta imela V Svojih hSah muGilno
orodJe in grozno je njiju ravnanje, popiSano Y "a.
poglavJu. Jakob Sc je prcSclil X .Ioiefu Y Egipt
in ic tam po Il. letih umrl.
MnOgi u6eni bogoslovci praviio. da ic .Iako.
hovo z~ivljenjc prosti simbol dvanaistih zvezdar-
skin znamenj, ola pomenja II patriiarhov dyanaj-
Stero znamenj V zverinskem paSu. kakor simboli-
zirajo pogani leta 4 II velikimi Svoiimi bogovi in
k~ristiani 2 - apoStoli, q katerih Sc ve6inoma nc
cotovcga ne We.
IL Jakobovega ~zivlienja nj mO9oGc izbrati no.
benega trenutka, ki hi ga lc nekoliko opraviGeval
IN III hi ga delal v%rednega, da Sc ohrani niegov
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

-Dolgo jc Sc lczal Peter Novljan. strmcl je V
strop Z velikimi otmi in ic takal. Use ~njegove
misIi so bile emo >amo vpraSanje ; zdeIo Sc mu jc,
da JIG %zapisano 4 razloCnimi Crkami ma Stropu.
\ DO Storil - .
I'm Strah jc raStcl Y njcgovem Srcu. Strah, da
IN PolJancc omahniI Y poslcdnjem trenotku, 20.
veSii glayo ter Sc vrnil. Nztrepetal je, Ce ie "a
tui od dalcc korakc V vezi, ma hodniku.
"Ponizan, oSramoten in prosec Sc bo vrnil..
nikoli nj incl moci. drugaGc hi ne hill Stefan
Polianec!"
\Stal je, hodil jc pc izbi in je nenadoma OBJ
Strmel pred ogledalom. MIotno in umazano je bio
o%gledalo, videl je Y nJem obraz kakor V veliki
daljavi, toda spoznal ga ie takoj.
Ali 81 ii. ali sem JAZZ
Iazibalo Sc mu je pred ocmi; YES prestraSen
napol V omotici, Sc ic okrenil proti durmi. Duri
so bile zaprte, nihtc nj bill stopil V izbo.
Peter Novlian Sc ie opotekel, omahnil ie ma
posteljo in jc Skril obraz V blazino
Danilo Sc jc, ko Sc jc vzdignil. zclo truden
kakor cd dodge poti Y viharju in dezju.
'Storil jc, kakor ie bilo zapisano, ~uvazeval
jc i'll vso zalostno dedScino je zapustil me-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27
Poslednji dnevi Stefana Poljanca.

(kOnec.)
Ampak Use TO lie pomaga ME in fantom
oStane fantom, he zivi svojega z~vlienja, seLco
Ie, ma Use vecne case suzenjsko priklenjeHa ma
tujc tclo. cato je Ylo malovazno in ne zanima nj
kogar, &c sc je Stefan Poljanec obcsil, ali &c jc
utOnil. PripOvedovati bi sc dalo o TEN zalostnem
koncu zeo ~poeticne IN ~genljivc stvari, toda bile
hi popolnoma nepotrebne; bral sem roman, V ka-
ierem je bla nazadnje natanko popisana Sedmi-
ma, ampak nepotrebna je bila in tisti junak jc bill
resnicen Glovek, ne fantom.
Pa je Sc drug vzrok, zclo imeniten in yd@en,
XII mi brani, da bi Sc dolgo ukvarial $ poslcdno
uro in smrtjo Poljancevo. Kar je "a tistim crnim
mOstom utOnilo V noe, ali kar Sc ie zibalo ma SG-
motni veil tam zunai sredi polja, nj bilo drugega
nego malovredna lupina; sc lupina JIG bila komai,
samo inc je bio. Stefan Poljancc ie umrl ma ma
cin, kakor ga svet &c dolgo nj videl in Xxi je Clio.
bOkega premisljevanja vrcden. Obesanjc ie bila
formalnost brez pomona. B~rezpomembna formal
most jc, ce 81 Poljanec ali Novljan sam Ostrac lu-
pino, ali &c caka, da mu odpadc. Sci ie i'll SC j.
ocistil; lupina ie ~izeinila, i%zginilo ic inc. fantom
pa je ostal -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27
CHARLES B~RADLAUGH:
IKONEC'.

Naposled Sc je zgodilo. da jc
nagromadii Jakob mnogo premo2enia ter skle-
mi, da raJsi utece $ pozoriS6a sleparskega svojega
izkoriScanJa, III ko je bill I.aban cd donna pri stri-
zenJu ovac. sc je nenaduo odkradel. ne Ola hi komu
kaj omenil, ter wei $ seboj obe Svoji zeni. o,rokc.
crede III blago. Da doda vsemu temu krone. ic
ukradla %njegova aena Rahel, tcga klativitcza
vredna SodIuga, svojemu ocetu bogoyc.
Ako hi Sc bilo to zgodilo dandanes. hi So 10
takoj naznanilo p%oliciii in Ia hi razposlala ma ysc
vetrove razglas:
1000 kron nagrade! Pobegnil je z velikim
premozenjem lid Jakob. Naznanila mai Sc poSlieio
Sirijanu l.abanu V Haran ali pa policijskemu ura.
du dotitnega kraja."
onih dobah pa so bia pota gospodova Gi-
sto drugacna kakor dandanes. bog je priSel V
SanJah k Labanu in ga umiril radi .Jakobovega zlo-
deJStva in rekcl: "Naruj sc in ne govori 4 .Iako.
BON drugace kakor prijateljsko." To hi bilo ne
dvomno l-abana prisililo, da Sc ne zglasi pri poll.
cJl ter ne z~asleduje Jakoba. Tako Sc je sprawl
Jakob T. i-abanom V dobroti in potoval naprci =
VSem Svolim premozenjem. Ma poti je videl. kako
spremlJaJo angelji bozii y velikih truman njegovo
karavano, da sc mu kaj ne pripeti. ker nina no.
benega znanJa Z bozjimi angelji, ne morem o Min
bogvekai povedati. Tudi Balamov osel lie videl
pozneJe ANGELA i'll je govoril Z MIN, kakor So To
delali Abraham i'll Jakob. Brezdvomno so pri-
kazni angeljev omejene ma oslo in bozje vernike.
Jakob Sc angeliev pray ME nj bal. Ampak ko ic
dobii naznanilo, da mu gre naproti njegov brat
Ezav $ 400 voiaki, ga ie obSel Strah pred MIN.
kaju Spomnil Sc JIG. kako grdo Il ie bill ogoljufal:
ker Je pa bl Jakob velik strahopetec in ker ga je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27
I konec.
F'r. MilGinski:

ikonec.
Stvar me je zanimala in sem jo ~vpraSal. 6e We
Sc kake novice, pa mi je razodela. ola We o Rusih.
Sem 10 vpraSal, kaj in mi ie rekla. da so jh ujeli
i'll Jill prcdajajo V Stacuni. Globoko ic vzdihnila in
mi Sc TO razodela, da praviio nekateri. da bo vojne
kmalu konec, drugi pa, da ne. Bog We. odkod ina
10 eioboko modrost! Zaupliivv ie uprla vame
SVoJe verne oci, stESnila Sc mi je med koleni in me
vprasala: "Atek. atek. kai ne, vojna mas ne 10
preenala
Pa il je prezala V o6eh r~esnicna skrb. plahi
moi srnici. Ali sploh We, kaj JIG vojska: Ali il nj
voJska lie EVER, sitna kakor volk in lev?
Vedela iel-"N vojski ~streljajo. Atek, atek.
ali mas ne bodo ustrelili? Kaj ne, atek, rajSi koj
umremO, kakor ola mas postrelijo."
Tako JIG tOrcj Memo ~stalisGc: vojske Sc boji,
smrti he. Smrt zanjo sploh nina groze. Nedavno
sem il pravil baiko o medvedu. Iii je sluzil puSGav-
mka in mu ZveSto branil muhe. PuS6avnik ie "a
Spal pa mu ic sitna muha sedla ma nos. Zvesti
medved Sapnc pc Mi in ie vdaril : tako silo. da nj
lc muhe ubil. ampak tudi dobreea puStavnika. Po-
vcdal sem il 10 bake, ker Sc je zgOdilO. da je IL
same ljubezni skorai zadavila bratca. objemSi GA.
In kcr mora imeti povest morale. sem Sc dodal,
kako je hill medved potem brcz gospodaria in nj
mel nikogar, da hi mu daial papice in pupice in
le revez poginil 9ladu in zeje. Malo je preudarila,
ne do|go. in mi ic rekla: "Na, zdaj sta pa oba Y
ncbeSih je tako boliSe kakor tukaj." Pa jc Sla k
vrabcu.
Smrti Sc torei he boii. pac pa jo .ic strah
vojne kakor zlih SAM. Y srce Sc mi jc Zasmilila.
revica, pobozal sem 10 po CLAW in nienih treh
kitah, tako so dodge kakor misji rcpki, in sem jo
potOlazil: mic SC ne bOi, moja hGerka, vojna nam
he DO ME p~rizadela, sal il tudi mi nismo mic sto-
rili."
Prem.kala je tho ustnice, Y duhu jc ponav-
liala mole besede. Potem Sc ie nemara spomnila
bogastva. XII sc il obeta po sklenienem miru, in ie
~vprasala vpraSanje, Xxi je na ieziku milijonom in
V srci vseh: "Atck. atck. povej, ali bo kmalu
voine kOncc!"
No!Gni konec prerokovati, je kotljiva rec; do
sedaj so Sc Sc vsi prcrOki urezali, cd ci9anke pri-
cenSi navzgor pod vrh. cato sem bill previden V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

u Baltimore, O., poroGajo: Pc izjavi odbolni-
k"V bratorStine zelezniSkih brzojavnih usluzben-
ce1 zastavka Ia teden do 10000 brzojavnih usluz-
pehceV' ki vrSc Sluzbo ma zeleznicah, &c jim ne
povl'ajo mczde in z~holiSajo delovnih razmer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

Sp"n'il. \aSprolno pa vidimo, ola je Bog, ko jc
ho'e' llubiti enega izmed dvch bratov, druzegu
pa HoNraAi,i. napravil veliko napako pri svoiem
n""r" 'Na1'i lzDral 81 je tega, XII Sc je postavil /.
sc" SYolim zlYlJcnjem V naignusnciSo svetlobo
IN Use ease in ki della gospodu Bogu. Bocn zidoy.
Nk"mu IN krSGanSkemu, yeGno sramoto