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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-09

platno je mrtvo. Zdaj sem Sc namenil, ola opisem
tega veGera poslednjo carlo, in morda Sc DO mar
sikdo zaeudil, kako p~osebna, skoro neverjetna
Msoda je doletela mojega junaka. Tudi sam sem bill
osupel, ko sem jo spoznal.
III.
Narisal sem podobo Stefana Poljanca re to-
likokrat, da ga spozna vsak otrok, &c ga sreGa ma
cesti ali V dolgocasnem ~felitOnu. Odkar mi je bill
poginil poslednjikrat pod neusmiljenimi rokami,
sc nj cisto mic izpremenil, tudi postaral sc nj. PRAY
tako nemarna, preoh!apna in posvalkana je njego-
va obleka, prav tako kocinast in splahnel je ME.
gov obraz in njegove oci gledajo prav tako motno
in izgublieno. Cisto tax, kakor sem ga bill pred
stavil prvikrat nevernemu in nezadovoljnemu OBJ
cinstvu, in kakor JIG bill V tistih cash, ko je bril- liz
MEGA nOrce rajni Kettle.
Nerzov re dolgo ne della wee, troegdije pa sa.
MIA samo Sc V pijanosti. To je edna izprememba,
kl sem 20 opazil ma MEM neznatna ma navidez, v
resnici pa zelo pomembna ocitno znamenje
smrti. (Dalje prihodnjic.)
liz Stockholma p~orocajo, da namerava Finska
pod pritiskOm NemGiie seveda - vsak cas- ma
povedati vojno zaveznikom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-09
Zadruga pri starih Slovencih.

kolarji. ~,esetarji, ~lonGarji, kozarji ali tkalci
Frankovski in beneski trgovci so prinesli raznc
tuJe lzdelke v dezelO, okraske IL zlata in srebrl
All druge kovine, steklene kupice, umetnO kova-
40 3rozJe, in SO Jh zamenjavali "a platno, koze
in volno. Ma rudarstvo spominjajo nekatera sta
ra ~krajevna imena; ma pr. zelezno, Rudnik.
Druzabno zivljenje starih Slovencev je bio
osnoTano ma zadrugi. Zadruga je bila druzba So
rOdn;kov, XII so skupaj bivali V eni Hist in skul-
no obdelovai nedeljivo posestvo. Ako je nam
rec Eakonski par incl odrasle otroke, 81 ii MISC
ustvarili svojega lastnega gospodarstva, ampak
so tudi pc zenitvi ali mozitvi S svojimi starSi sku-
PAL Mveli in gospodarili. V zadrugi so bile torei
zdruzene poleg dedov tudi druzine bratov, sester,
ynukov ii pravnukov. Mice izmed Nth nj incl
osebne Jasmine, ampak VISA zemljisca in poslop-
IA, Avina in vse hiSno in gospodarsko orodje je
bila skupna last vseh zadruznikov. Kar lie posa-
mezmk pridobil, je priSlo V korist cell zadrugi,
enakD pa je morala tudi vso Skodo trpeti. Kadar
Je bLa hiSa pretesna, so poStavili poleg ME dru-
90, tretJo IN mnogokrat Sc .je Zadruga tako ma
mnozila, da je naStala celia vas, kjer je sto do tri-
to sorodovincev bivalo skupaj. Nsaka zadruga
je imela svojega poglavarja, XII so ga nazivali sta
reSina, g%ospodar, ali pri Hrvatih domacin. V "a
cetku je bill najstarejsi MOI (ded) "a staresino
pozneje so ga polnoletni Glani zadruge volili IL
med sebe, in steer tistega, XII Sc Jim je zdel mai
modrejSi in najizkuSenejSi. Pc nekod, ma pr. pri
beneskih SlOvencih, pa je navadno ~stareSina sam
pred svojo smrtjo priporocil tistega, XII ga je sma-
;ral vrednim, da mi je naslednik. Staresina ie
vodil vse hiSne in gospodarske zadeve zadruge.
Razdeljeval je delo, sprejemal dohodke, skrbel
"a ve potrebe posameznih clanov in razsojeval
prepire med mimi. DOkler so bill Slovenci Sc po-
gam, je bill %staresina tudi duhovnik zadruge, Xxi
lie incl skrbeti IA obicaine daritve. Vsi zadrugar-
ii so moral biti staresinam pOkorni in Jill spo-
stovati. Cmrlim so vedno ohranili blag spomin,
lh cello obozevali in castili kakor hiSne varihc.
Pc prvem pOglavarju so Sc imeDovali ,tudi vsi
tlani Zadruge. Ako mu je bilo ime Mako, so
Sc wall ~njegovi zadruzniki MarkoviGi, Ge je bill
RADIO. so Sc zvali Radovljani, ce Pribina, Pri-
rinci.
Hadruzno zivlienie ie donasalo mnogotere
koristi. Nplivalo je ne lie ma druzinsko zivlienjc.
temvec tudi ma narodno gospodarstvo in YES dru-
zabni red. Zadruge so prepreGile razkosavanje
posestev in pospesevale umno obdelovanie zem-
lie. Rodbinska vez, XII ie druzila bliznje in daljnc
sorodnike, je bila mocha opera proti uboStvu
Nsaka zadruga JIG morala sama skrbeti "a svojc
~onemogle in bolne Glane. DedScine pisO poznali.
ker Je vse premozenje "a vse case 0stalo nede-
1.-Two, in smrt posameznika V razmerah zadruge
nj mic izpremenila.
Sledovi nekdaniihr zadrug so sc Sc marsikjc
ohranii do danaSniega dine. Pri beneskih Slo-
vencjh Five vcasih tri do stiri druzine v eni Hist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-09

Sv. Senstefan je V gostje pritekel,
je prinesel en- par golobic,
mo mosnjo petite,
da bode Maria kupila planic,
OF usmiljeni Jezus, kaj mraza trpisi
Sc wee trpci Dos, k ma krizu umrl hos.
nrugi dan skuha otrokom nabrane darove kaka
gospodinja, XII jih potem ~zauziiejo skupno.
V nekaterih krajih ~ohlecejo revne otroke v
bella oblacila, Jim dajo ma glavo kral jevske pa
pirnate krone in ii koledujejo vcasih re teden
pred Sv. Trehi kralji.
V~stajenje imajo v nekaterih krajih ma Koro-
Skem re ma VelikO sobOtO ali pa ma Veliko noe ze-
10 zgodaj; ma District pi Zili je ma Veliko noe oh
trch zjutraj. Povsod streljajo in 81 preskrbe "a to
slavnost ,udi godbo. Ma Veliko noe %zjutraj ali
pa tudi ma Neliko soboto je blagoslovljenje ali
''zegnanje" mesa, kruha i. dr.. Pri zegnu opazujes
20 Zili, Rozu in tudi pc Gorenjskem, kako nitro
pograbi vsako dekle svoi jerbas ali "korpic' ter
hiti prot domu. Vsaka hoce prva biti; domaci ca
kajo pred hisami, da zvedo, katera je prisla prva
domov z zegnom, kajti ljudstvo veruje, da bode
ona hisa V vasi prva gOtova S poljskim delom.
(DaljeD
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-09

movinel Je II svObodnega stanu? Je Ii Gastilee in
varih prave verei" "Je in bode vedno! 20 mu Cd
goVori lJudstvo. Zopet povzame kmet: "Pa s kak-
sno pravico me more pregnant Is tega sedeza9'
Ljudstvo odgovori "Odkupil ii ga bode S sestde-
setimi vinarji, lisastimi zivalmi i'm z obleko, XII 10
ina, in tvojo hiso bode oprostil vseh davkov".
Nato je kmet kneza lahko udaril ma lice, wei vola
in kobilo i'll Sc umaknil S kamna. Knee Sc lie use
del mani, mahnil 2 mecem proti vsem stirim stra-
mem sveta in je %obljubil, ola hoce biti ljudstvu
pravlcen sodnik. Potem je Sc izpil liz kmeGkega
klobuka Jozirek vode v Znamenje treznosti i'm "a
dovoljnosti $ TEN, kar mu daje domaGa zemlia.
Pozneje, ko so bill Slovenci re kristjani, lie Sci
knee z vsem spremstvOm vred Grez pole v gospo-
svetsko cerkev k slovesni mast. Sele DO tel GER
kveni slovesnosti je knee slekel kmetisko obleko,
sc opravil pc knezje in sede k obedu. Popopldne
pa je Sci ma pole, kjer stoji Sc dandanes IL mad
grobnih kamenitih plosc sestavljen ''vojvodski
prestol' z dvema sedezema. Ma enega je sedel
knee, sprejel poklon gospode in naroda, dell mi
lostl, potrjeval stare pravice in svOboScine, po-
slusal proSnje in pritozbe in razsojeval prepire.
Med yso Slovesnostjo sta smela diva kmeta, Pa
tovSGan in Gradekar, travo kositi, yeti, cello po-
aigati in pokonGavati, koder Sc jima je ljubilo. Ma
ia nacin sc je hotelo narodu pokazati, kako hi Sc
mu godilo, ako bi ne incl vladaria, XII mu varuie
svObcdo, ~zivljenje in imetje.
IL tega obreda povzamemo sledece Knee je
bill pri Slovencih lie prvi med stareSinami in je
prejel svojo oblast liz rok preprostega ljudstva,
cigar z%astopnfk je bill kmet ma knezjem kamnu.
kmecka nosa, zivali, pozirek vode IL klobuka ga
spominja, da je IL ljudstva izsel in ga tudi knezie
dostojanstvO cd MEGA ne loci. Drugi deli obreda
predstavljajo njegovo oblast: Knez je voditelj V
vojski in ~branitelj domovine (mahljaj z meGem),
n~ajvisji sodnik in zascitnik pravice, n~ajvisji du-
hovnik, pozneje V krscanski dobi varih prave We
re. Slovemski jerk, XII Sc je rabbi pri obredu, IL
priGuje, da izvira Sc IL tiste dobe, ko je edini Slo-
venec gospodoval V GOrOtanu.
Razmerje poglavarjev (%zupanov, knezov) do
naroda sc je izpremenilo, ko so tuji frankovs. vpli-
vi izpodriniG preproste, domace obiGaje. Pfvotna
enakopravnost je izginila. Odlicne rodbine, XII so
Uncle mnoga sredstva, so 81 razne castne sluzbe in
dOstojanstva stalno prisvaiale in 81 male pridobiti
raznih pravic in svoboScin. Tako jc nastalo slo-
vensko plemstvo, Iii SC jc pa globlic vkorenilo Sc
lc "a casa tujega gOspoStva. kjer so bill pa sta
noyi 5 privilegiji, je naravno, Ola so nastali trdi
brczpravni stanovi, sunni. X TEN so sc izprva pri-
stevali lie voini vjetniki in hudodelci Xxi so mo-
rail- V zadrugi opravljati hlapcevska della, pa so
sicer incl Sc dosti ugodno z~ivljenje. Ma bojnih
pohodih v Furlanijo in ma Nemsko so zajeli Slo-
venci mnogo kristjanoy IN Jill dovedli $ seboj kot
~vjetnike. cato je dolgo casa pomenjalo ime "krs-
eenik", "krScenica" toliko kot hlapec ali dekla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-09
Maj lepse koj spimo,
pc stalcih lezimo,
slisimo en- glas,
pastirec klice mas"

Vsaka gospOdinja Jim ie darovala pc tri darove,
ker so tudi sv. trje kralji trikrat darovali. Dan
danes koledujejo lie Otroci, in sicer deklice pose
be, docim Sc zbero decki z malimi zvonci cd cetr-
tega leta do stirinajstega "a vasio ma griGu ali
pa v bliznjem gozdu. Mlajsi ostanejo pred COZ
dom, ~starejsi pa gredo V gozd, oblecejo ma skriv-
nem enega deeka V kozuhovino, mu zadelajo o.
braz in mu privezejo zivalski usesi. Mlajsi pred
gozdom zacnO sedaj klicati: ''Perhta, Perhts
(Pehtra) pridi!" To ponavljajo toliko casa, Ia
res "Perhta" pride. V zacetku Sc prestrasiio
mlajsi ali nazadnje za6no vsi zvonGkati in z ropo-
tom sc vrnejo V mraku v vas in koledujejo vsi
skupaj cd hise do hise, darove Jim pa mora nositi
"Porhta".
Maria ii, ii, lie prav ga zivi!
Zayila bi ga, ID planic irueia,
nimam pOvoja al planic,
Ola b ga 'mela kan zavit'.
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cine su srubc Sd)tpcrc boielblt 9eltpr'
miro.
Stulicn prutcitirt.
gSdlhingtuii, ii, II. Mat. 81
ciucin Yrote1t on sic SdifiabrtshcbDr'
Sc ocgcn ieoc mcitcre Selhrontlll!
ser Nusubl scr Sdiffs, sic Slullhc1
slmcrifu uun ,uolieu pcrfclrcu, CT:
fldrtc ser itulienilbe Spe5ialfomnl1l'
idr s. Guottrpuc, bab cine lpldc Cut
Id,rdnflluo has italieniidc &plf lni
icine slrmce nit Nen1 Sltngcrton be:
nrp1cn ipilrpe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-14

I'M Gebcimen cine aorporntion 5lir
8crltcllnng bon Sllg6cu9en prganliirt
bnbc. ipirb in bcrn Sdrciben angefiinz
bi9t. DOB Gen. Grnnocgce (Gpnnecti<
cuD am Sienstng pbcr Mittipud) int
Scnnt nusfiibrlidcs Ymtcriul lmb be-
lGlpprene slusIngen biniidtIib ~oiclcs
aemeincn gInidlaas" tinrei1en lper0e.
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(5ortieeuns auf Ser 4. ssite.l
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sSalbingtpn, 13. Weai. Ser
gcrtrieb llnb Gerbrnud rau6lp1cr
Sartfoblen fir cinbeimiide 3lpcdc lit
bcnte bon Der &oblcuperlpnltung in
9Si5conIin @iinneluta, Sen Gutotos
uno Solua pcrbptcn morbcn.
Ser &erbraud raudloier Goblen lit
bon Scr aoblcnbcripaltlln9 ouf Sic
S6iffe bcldrdnft ipprbcn, Sic bur6 sic
arie9sonc fabrcn miiiieu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
May Stage Game for
N, & ]. Next Saturday

WASHINGTON. Pa, Oct. 9.-With the
Penn State game definitely or for next
Saturday and. Carnegie Tech unable TO
come here on account Of an influenza
quarantine. Washington and JEFFERSON
at this moment is without a grid con-
fest for the weekend It is possible,
however. that Il game may be staged.
as Manager Murphy IS In touch Win
two or three camp teams. One camp
eleven has agreed to come II II can
switch a date It already has. 1t was
unable 10 determine definitely tonight
whether this could BIO done and lana
ger Murphy will not know before TO-
morrow Murphy is anxious to have
game II It Is possible to do so In order
to maintain interest in the. sport anu
at the same time provide contest 1or
his team before the more important NO
vernber games come on.
The Camp Sherman eleven comes hero
\ week from Saturday. and this con-
test seems assured unless the influenza
epidemic halts it. Klsk IS also certain
for October 26. so that If Murphy can
I'LL In with some camp team for thls
week he should be able to 90 rghe
through with his schedule with no fur-
Their interruption. lnasmuch as the NO
yenaber dates will all stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
Terrifying Itching Causes
Continuous Torture

Do you sometimes feel like you
will scream if YOU do not get re-
lief from the tormenting and ter
rifying itching and irritating
burning that makes you feel like
your very skin is ablaze?
Possibly your disorder has not
reached the torturing stage as yet,
but there are thousands Of victims
of skin diseases that know too well
the well nigh uncomfortable pain
that comes from eruptions, irrita-
tions, pimples, boils, ulcers, ecze-
ma, PSORIASIS, carbuncles and the
numerous other forms Of torment
that attack the delicate tissues Of
the skin
The only proper method of
treatment for any disease, is a
remedy that will reach its source,
that win remove its cause, aud not
simply paIliate it's symptoms.
Every form Of skin ailufent c>mes
rom a colony Of millions upon
millions of tiny disease gerurs that
infest the blood. Naturally. then,
these germs must be erddicated
from the blood before cure can
be expected.
You know well enough that YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
AMERICAN HEROISM
IN CAMBRIA BATTLE

WITH TH:E AMERICAN ARMY, Oct
a.fI7,, the Associated Press. )-lndlF!a-
nal herosm WAS rampant curing t"e
snccessful i.-i,f.!, and American atthcN
,r,,osJov and several incidents stand OUT
from the others.
sergeant found himself in command
NJ a tank. the officer having become
IN an isolated position the
,nocbin. temporarily became dlsaolea'
TIC sergeant led the crew Oh SIN men 10
stronC point sorne distance away anu
roeis.ed for nearly an hour strong ger
r,o, units that tried to reach tncHl'
Mcarvhile the abandoned tank was &C.
.,ni,d By the Germans. The sergeant
1cd his men back and drove the enemy
ont after which no retained possession
OF the tank until relieved.
A. another point n tank was put out
n, action and tho officer ordered the
crerr TO remain Inactive. The enemy see
inr thermonster apparently helpless. ar-
nrooched IN considerable numbers. shout
Inr for it to surrender
Tho tank suddenly opened fire On the
Germans and drove them back in great
disorder.
staff officer saw tho British attack
4, ono point being held up by heavy
cnomv Ere from Il number OF machine
gun nests. He obtained the services OF
!, few tanks. entered ono and directed
thc attack on the hostile position. Al
though wounded by machine gun bullets,
bc continued 10 direct the attack until
the enemy machine guns had hc"n wiped
ont. thus enabling the British to gain
, the ground ahead OF them with tr1tfing
loss,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

players the signals and in this way they
will profit by studying them at home
This seems to be one Of tho chief daf-
6culties of an amateur organization, anu
the boys particularly In the younger
class cannot grasp the more coupli-
Gated plays as might high school stu
dent. hence the rcSult-straight footoail
must occupy the Slats. and for the most
part the kids depend upon brute strength
to carry them EDWARDS. Such IS not
the case in scholastic circle. and for this
reason the high school game Is more
popular, as the fan can sec some clever
plays and see the aerial game pulled OIL
To perfection. However. the IIenrys will
GET down to work individually. II not
collectively. and bear In mind the diff
dcult encounters booked for the ap-
preaching campaign. If the ban is
lifted. tho Yankees Will be the opponent
at Tunnel Green Sunday afternoon
Pau1ls.
II fs a question on the other side OF
the river and it is thought likely that
the football game between the Pauis
and the North Ends will be pulled off at
Padden Park next Sunday. Both teams
have been holding workouts each eve
ming and taking the spirit of the men
as IN example, one OF the scrappiest lit
tie duels in recent history is anticipated.
Others
The rest of the trailers are bit. 81
lent. particularly the teams in this city.
Last evening the managers of the Nacks.
Yankees. Unions. Fed Onions. etc. called
the local office in IN enlearor to get Il
new light on the quarantine proposition.
stating that they arc ready to play At
any time It Is Impossible even for
the teams to practice. and even though
handicapped. they would nevertheless
get In the swim should the ban be eS-
trtcated by the end Of the week. Barnes
VILE is anxious to get to play and wori
received from Manager Rcdman OF that
team indicates that the Baruesvillers
will have "corkcr." and make all
Wheeling teams bit shaliy. Here's hop
ing that ell for the best will result
: before another week rolls along. and
let the season start off with rush and
dash rs it did in tho good old days Of
long ago"