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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
OPEN FOR BUSINESS;
BAND MAN WANTED
BUILDING NO. 7e.

Serving the 56th Brigade, including the
l1lth end 1l2th regiments of infantry.
Building Secretary-J. Campbell Bran
don, Butler, Pa.
Religious Work Secretary-H L. Adams,
Dayton, O.
Educational Director-F. A. Smith,
! Woonsocket r. |.
Business Secretary Euclid Mcbride
Nashville. Tenn
Physical Director Thomas S. Hughes
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Physical Decentralization C. Keller
Assistant secretary-G w. veech
Louisville, Ky.
Once more is Building 76 open to serve
the men of the seth Brigade after an en-
forced closing. 1t was decided to open
up Sunday morning and bright and early
tho doors were thrown open The regl-
conducted by Chaplain Hall. A good num-
Der of men used the building all through
the day. The meeting at night was con-
Quoted by Secretary Veech.
1t is hoped that within few days the
schedule will be running smoothly A
big program has been arranged by the
secretaries for the next few weeks. The
French classes will he resumed as will
also the Bible teacher training classes
Announcements of these will be found on
the bulletin, Movies will hold the boards
on Friday night and there will also be a
sing song on Friday night. A Thrift
Campaign will be conducted during the
week. A special speaker will be on the
program on Thursday and Friday night
who will lecture on Saving. A big must
cal entertainment is promised for Thurs
day night
Last Monday night the secretaries OF
Building 76 held a dinner at the Lenwood
IN honor OF Building Secretary Brandon,
who has gone home on Through.
Found.
A pair of tortoise shell glasses dropped
in front of Grand theatre Saturday night.
Owner cali at Building 76 and ask for
Mr.. Smith.
Wanted.
The Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry band
is in need Of an experienced BIB bass
player. This is an excellent organiza-
ton and any men who think they can
ill the job are requested to apply as soon
as possible to David NJ Clark chief mu-
sician for trial. The Eighth is now To-
Gated with the Headquarters Company of
the 109th Machine Gun Battalion.
Program.
Wednesday, 7:3Q-Religious meeting;
DR. John Ray Ewers of Pittsburgh Pa
Thursday, ;30-Entertainment Com
panY Thrift talk.
Friday 7;S0-Motion Pictures and Sing
Song. Thrift talk
Saturday-Write home night.
Sunday-9:30 a. m, Bible class 1890,
regimental service DR.. Ewers, speaker;
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ADOPTS NUMBER rs
An Outing Club Formed.
BUILDING Nc. rs.

Serving 107th and 10Sth Field Ar
tillery, Ambulance Corps, Field Hos
pital, Motor Truck Companies and the
Field Bahery)
Building Secretary-W r. F. HILL,
Pittsburg, Pa
Religious Work Director--A. B. Cur
ry Jr., New York City.
Educational Work Director. A.
Brodhead, Cincinnati, 0.
Physical Work Director-F. w.
Pretchel, Lancaster, Pa.
Business Secretary-Harry p. Lunt,
Williamsport, Pa.
Extension Secretary-Harry 2. Biclks-
ler Missouri
Range Secretary-Barton Richards,
New Castle, Pa.
We are greatly indebted to the ladies'
of the Crawford Club for their fine con-
tribution of flags to decorate our build
ing and also glad to learn that the ladies
of the First Presbyterian church have
adopted our building for constant ser
vice and attention.
ceding the movies was a new feature at
our building. The great value of songs
in actual warfare has long been recog-
ni2ed on the European fighting fronts and
lit is surely worth while to be well equip
ped with good stock of marching, camp,
and trench songs. Camp Musical Direc-
tor A. L. TebbS is in charge OF the school
and he asks that parodies on well known
songs be contributed.
Charles G.. Lineback, the social secre-
tary at Y. NJ. G. A. Building No, ~ was
the entertainer on Wednesday evening.
Though one-man program, there was
no opportunity of becoming tired through
sannenesS on account of Mr.. Lineback s
excellent variety Aof costumes, make-up
and representations Especially clever
were his get off of the Indiana farmer
and recitation Of Kipling's poems
The religious service on Thursday night
was one Of the very best held in the
building, with twenty eight decisions to
lead the Christian life, as a result of the
talk by Dr. John r. Ewers, and the per-
sonal work of the secretaries and the
Christian men in the building. We are
honing for a still greater expression Of
the will TO make the fight for character
among the men attending Building rs.
On Saturday night Attorney Wallace
Pierce of Augusta, formerly member
of the Georgia legislature, favored us with
a stirring patriotic talk which was great
~ enjoyed by all. Applause continued
for several minutes after Mr.. Pierce fin
ished.
Several men whose hobby is hunting
and fishing are getting together to talk
over past experiences. exchange stories
and enjoy the fellowship usual to men of
like interests. Others interested let Sec
rotary Brodhead know about it, or Ser
geant BarneH OF Supply Company 107th
r.. A. Sergeant Barnell related some of
his salmon fishing experiences to q crowd
of about $50 men on Saturday following
Mr.. Pierce's address.
Program FOR tho Week.
Wednesday. 730--Paul Moss and his
Pickaninny Band.
Thursday Entertainment by the
men of the 10Sth +. A.
Friday. 7:S0-Movies.
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SOLDIERS INST
AT REM0U

Thanks to the gene
number Of enlisted me
ca their time and the
Y. NJ. c. A. tent. 1t
ir stalled with lights.
Sergeant Flick offe
alton OF a part Of hi
the aid OF a man frof
gerd's carpenter force
more Of men who Y
service in holding La
mid air the opening
the evening was mad
cial credit is due to +
Of the horse shoeing
chief electrician. and
sanity from two pn
without so much as 8
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
THRIFT week ATnO, 70
Current Events. Specially
Drawn Cartoons, Augusta
Hen on Thrift.
BUILDING No. 70.

Serving the 10th Infantry and Srd Off.
GERS Training Camp.)
Building Secretary-H. L. Simmons,
Magnolia, Miss.
Educational and Social Secretary
Frederick b. Eeitkamp, Chatham, N J.
Religious Work Director-Charles N. ST.
John, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Physical Work Director-Leslie Whit
ney, Rockland, Ne.
Business Secretary. F. Lunt, vii.
Transport, Pa.
Associate Secretary-Paul A. C. Mach.
emar, Philadelphia, Pa.
The men who came to Building No. IS
on Monday soon knew that the week of
January 2S-February End was to be de-
voted to the encOurag cement of THRIFT
among them in all lines of their activity.
Attractive posters were displayed on the
walls and notices and signs were in View
telling them of the plans for the week.
So far the week has been one OF the best
that has been witnessed by No rs.
On Monday night Secretary ffeitkanp
introduced new idea into his talks on
Current eaI1yents by having them illus
trated by specially drawn cartoons,
thrown on the screen. These were drawn
by Private Reck of the o. 7. c.. who will
continue to give us these weekly pic
lures of the current topics Those shown
were mighty clever and the fellows were
very enthusiastic in their praise of the
idea. 1t helps to keep in mind the talks
on the various topics, which were given as
the cartoons were thrown on the screen.
Following the Current Events talk Mr..
Zussman of the Q, 7. c., Co. G Detach-
ment, gave a lecture on Russia. a tonic
with which he was well familiar and
which helped us to understand the condi-
tons there and to better appreciate what
Is taking place in that country today.
The first talk on THRIFT was given by
MIR. VIM. II. Barrett Of Augusta.
On Tuesday we emphasized the idea
Of Thrift OF Good Spirits" and so used
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
Business Secretary
Sandersville, Ga.
Assistant Secretary
y
- I

~AotoAot0lAt iOVNA CSAi y
The South has con
the way Of weather
days. making it plea
to meet the problem
great crowds that {.
to US.
Our entertainment
have been attended
this week. DIR. Eve
for two religious NEE.
tinues to impress the
full way. On Tuesd;
tunate in having DIR
Stone with us to PR
the life Of purity TIL
the developing of thu
self. His talks in tn.
the mess shacks of.
chanics regiment ha.
than one to grit his
harder in the fight
life.
The bands of the
regiments have plea
two nights by theii
popular selections.
On Sunday after1c
continue to grow in j
bers. We are glad [
sistance Of several {
the Motor Mechanics
classes for US. Thei.
appreciated by the +
secretaries.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
THE OLD EMPTY BUCKET

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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
CAPTAIN STONE "TALKs ON
CLEAN LIFE"
RuILplNG NO. 70.

Serving Motor Mechanics Signal Corps }
Building Secretary. C. II. Harring-
ton, Collingswood, n. 7.
Religious Director-Dr OrIo J. Price.
Lansing Mich.
Educational Director - Frank r
Hean. Harrisburg. Pa
Physical D.rector-E. B. Peterman.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30

Saturday 7:3O-Religlous service; Dr.
john Ray Ewers, speaker.
Sunday-7:15 a. M, Catholic mass;
1000 a. M, regimental service 1o8th F.
A.; 230 p, M, Bible class, open to all;
1890, evening devotional service.
of =. S. Thrift Stamps and Government
Certificates in building by Augusta post
office saleslades S:15, band concert and
entertainment by men from Sanitary
Train.
Tuesday. 78o-Movies.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
WHO WILL GET HIS GOAT?

Secretary Henry of Building II is minus
certain very important parts of his ward
robe-and this is Thrift Week too 1t
happened in this manner: Last week he
sent his washing to a laundress. who is
the wife of the janitor of the building.
of a neighbor strayed into the yard, took
a fancy to Dr. Henry's fancy underwear
and ate it up. Fortunately the weather
has been warm since that time but Sec
rotary Henry avows that he would like to
see someone get that neighbours goat
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
COL. SNYDER, SPEAKER
In Vigorous Thrift Campaign at
Building TT.
BUILDING no. II.

Serving Engineers, Signal Corps, Mil
itary Police, Headquarters Company,
Machine Gun Battalian and Third
Motor Mechanics.
Building secretary-R. c. Dobson, St
Louis. Mo.
Religious Work Director-T. E. Henry
indianapolis, Ind
Educato nal secretary-E L. Potts.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Social Secretary Charles A. Line
back, Carthage Ind
Business secretary-w. e. Griffin.
Augusta, Ga.
Lieut. Col. Snyder of the 103rd Engi-
neers is to be one of the speakers on
thrift in this building during the cam
paign this week. Lieut.. Scott, who has
charge of the government insurance for
the Engineers. will also give tank. Re
hgious Work Director Henry will speak
on thrift from the viewpoint Ct religious
worker at the Wednesday evening serv-
ice. The entire thrift program is to be
vigorously pushed.
The new French classes have had an
suspicious start with a good membership.
they are held on every Tuesday and Fri
day evening in the mess shack of Co. +,
103rd Engineers at 6:45. All men of this
section who desire to join will be wei
come.
Secretary Dobson held very success
full religious service for the fifth and sixth
companies of the Bird Regiment, Motor
Mechanics, who have been in detention
quarantine, on Sunday afternoon. About
$50 men were present and many signed
the War Roll at the earnest request of
the speaker
We are sorry to lose Secretary Mar
place on the staff Of Building 232 He is
an earnest worker and had made many
friends among the men served by this
building.
One Of the features of the work of this
building which is very much appreciated
by the men is the entertainment of sol
diers in private homes in Augusta. About
this building every week and the touch of
home life and the taste of real Southern
hospitality which they receive is a very
welcome relief from the routine Of camp
life.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
With The SOLDIERS AND Y.

| 7:3o p. M. religious meeting. Rev. H. L.
Adams.
Monday-6:45, French class; 700,
teacher training class; 1880, band concert,
9Th Regiment band.
Tuesday 7:3O-Motion pictures and
sing song.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-30
Pronram for the Week.

Wednesday. 7:30--Song service and talk
on Thrift by Secretary Henry.
Thursday, 7:30-Good dramatic movie
Friday, 7:30-Concert by 103rd Engi-
neers' Band ard boxing
Topics Club; checker tournament.
Sunday, 900 a. m.-Regjmental religi-
Gus service for 103rd Engineers, conduct
ed by Chaplain Houghton; 2:30 p. M
Popular Bible Glass; 1880 p. m-Song
service.
Monday. 7;30-Band concert and mo-
yieS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-29
o gOZdu i'm nekaterih njegoVih ljudeh.

val, tjakaj je pOtegnil, in ko je posegnil v dino,
je prijel "a glavico, glavica pa MEGA "a prst, da
je kri curkoma kapala. Ampak Kovac nj odte-
pal in ne odnehal in je pray p~olagano stisnil gla-
vico, da so kosti zaskrtale in je zival poginiia.
"Dobro, Kovac!" je donelo cd vseh strani;
'naSa ie." Sc predno smo 81 jo dobro ogledali,
poci klic: Gle nitro nazaj 20 svojem sledu, mo-
goce, da jo Sc odnesemo pred temo do znanih
tai" In dir SC JIG priccl, dobro, Ola navzdol. Ia ka-
XIII desct minut sc Matcvz, Xxi JIG bill tretii, prista-
vi in zaypije: "Fantje, JAZZ VEN, kje smo!' "No,
kje?' Sc oglasi Paternoster liz Dan. XII ie bill prvi.
''Na Sotrskovem potu," Sc oglasi Matevz. Ne da
hi ga dalje posluSal, sc zabrne Paternoster in gre
naprej in mi "a MIN. Ia Stor$kovo pot smO vsi
vedcli in nihGc nj mislil, da hi bill ma njej; vsem
Sc je zdelo, da smo zasi dalec "a Skodovnik. Ma
tevz pa mas lie pristavi in zavpije: "Ne poznate Ii
tega grdega jarka in V MEM pocrez podrtc hoje?
Ali nj TO ma SotrSkovcm pOtu?" Matevz JIG pravo
trdil, Kratek natancncjSi pogled mas ie vsc pre-
prical. Paternoster, XII ie bill pot re prekoracil, sc
je zabrnil in Si smo navzdol pc StorSkovem po-
tn, Xxi pelje ma veliko pot, in pc nici naprci pro-
ii domu. Huda je bila Ia hoja, posebno predno
smo prisli liz meglc. Padali smo ko Snopie, pa ma
sreGO brcz Skode. Ko pridcmo re mimo Skrii i'll
V dino in sc nam Zasveti lucica liz Dan, sc oglasi
kovac i'll rece: "Nestc, mozje, do Dan pridem Sc,
cetrt ure hi pa wee ne hodil, da SC ne o~krepcam s
kozarcem VIVA Meme vsaj, in menim, ola tudi
druge, je kar strah preletel, in da nismo Sc kune
imeli, gotovo hi bill sklenil, da V snegu, temi in
pc noel he bodem laval wee pc gozdu.
(Konec prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-29
Nacrtal DIR. II. Dolenc.

pregnane, da so sc kar r~aZsipale, ko so bile mace
te, okusne pa tako - o tenn je bilo lie emo m%nenie
- da tako dobro pecenih klobas Sc nobeden med
Mani nj jedel. "Da, gospoda 81 Una postreci", je
posnNehljisO pregovdril Ealjivi Luka. JAZZ seveda
sem bill pOnosen ma svojo sposobnost, Sc bolJ pa
vessel. da sem tovarisem tack izredno u%stregel.
Tudi kruha je bio dovolj ''pri hisi," vina pa ce-
lh sest bokalov, torej nj cuda, da domalega nismo
zapazili, da je sneg jel pray cvrsto padati, megle
Sc zgostile in da psov lie nj bio nazai.
Nsaka rec ina svoj konec, klobasa cello diva
seq je bill s~oglasen sklep, in si smo do stene, pod
katero je baje kma pocivala. NeScaki so obkro-
.ziii svet in dognali so, da ie kuna V rcsnici pod
steno. lie malo sveta je obSla pc noel in Sc vrnila
ma prejsnje le2isce. kazalo ie, da ina tudi pri W.
hu stene izhod, in torcj ie bill nacrt ia: Ma dveh
mestih pod steno Sc zakuri. kuna mora pri vrhu
ven skociti, in ko to Stori, jo pObijcmo $ streli.
Nrh smo tribe strelci obstavili in dim sc jc jel
zaganjati pod steno. Zival je bila trdovratna: ira
jalo je mad emo uro, in hi je bio ma dan. Toda
kunar iZlepa he odncha. Sc en- odduSeS sc JIG cd
prl "a kuriavo, in da pOStanc dim Sc boil Memo
sen, Smo trgali cd klobukov in oblckc ne wee ko-
ristnc kose podlogc in to zgali in pihali dim pod
Zcmljo in V vOtlino. PihaCi so sc Solaili kakor pla-
cane babe pri poGrebu. In Sedaj Srk! zadaj "a VI
HON in IA strelci jc planila kuna ma dan. Drug
drugemu smo bill ma poti in kuna &c V ~goScavi.
Kovac jc skoGil "a MO, ~iavkaie ko pes, vSi drugi
pa "a MIN in priccl Sc ic dir po snegu in goSCi
"a sledom. Zival nj Skocila ma drevo, ampak V "a
Gudenje veScakov je bila pc kratkem begu re 20
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-29

Bill smO zopet V gOzdu in pray pri zajutrku.
Dan poprej sem dobil veliko kolino in re ~prejSnjih
klobas je bio pri Hist. Use sem bill pobral V gozd,
pri domu smo Sc jh bill domalega re naveli6ali.
Moi spremljevalci so jeli nekako eudHo gledati,
ko sem razvijal klobase, krvavice in jetrnice III
mesene, in vsak 81 je mislil, kako Sc BIO TO peklo,
ker priprave nismo imeli nobene $ seboi in breZ
ME sc pac spe6e krompir in "a silo tudi polh, ali
"a klobaso ie treba ponve. Ne stejem 81 V. posebno
zaslugo, ola sem bill V pripravi klobas bolj vcSc
nego moji pajdaSi. kmet jih nina toliko, da hi Jill
surove odnaSal V gozd; navadno je vessel, ako jo
dObi ia vecer, kO Sc je povrnil. Re OBJ sestanku sem
vedel napraviti velik ogenj 2 bukovimi drvmi, Ola
bo oglje pravSno. ko smo Zerjavico raZkopali, smo
povili klobase vsako posebej V papir, Jill nitro raz-
lozili pc sredi oSnisca in Sc boil ma nitro, in pred
no Sc papir vname, zagrebli Z ognjem. TovariSi SO
sc cudili, kaj gospod vsc znajo, in pri sebi ugibali,
kaj DO liz tega. No SO bile klobase pod kupOm, sc
je ~ugibalo, kako naredimo $ kuno, kcr nihcc hi
incl niti zelez niti saka $ seboj. Ia danes jc bio
lie srnam namenjeno in pri kuni opravita pray do
bro tudi pes in puSa, akO Sc tako nameri. PSov pa
lie nj bio nazaj, dasi je minilO re creZ dive uri,
odkar sta bila ~zagnala. Tudi nebo Sc ie zatemni-
10 in sneg je jel naletavati. Skrajni cas- JIG bill,
ola sem velel klObase odkopati. Dobrc pol ure so
bile v zerjavici, XII smi il enkrat nekoliko premc-
sail. Papir je bill eel in vsak je dobil Ell pOvitek
v rOko in Sc nekaj smO Jill nazaj zagrebli. JAZZ
sem 81 bill &c pref poiskal precej Stroke tresko in
ma njej sem razvil svoj delez. Drugi so 81 pomaga-
Ii ma enak ali drug primeren nacin. Razvite klo-
base so tako dObro zadiSale in so bile tako dobro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-29

dalo nekoliko privcskov "velikega demokrata"
Canalejasa, s katerim JIG mrtva roka dobila pra-
vico, razsirjati svoio posest z nakupom in dcdsci-
no, ali pa jo p~oljubno prodajati. Isti pscvdoli-
beralni minister Alfonso je dine >. decembra 1888
tidal naredbo, XII sc je pozncie l.. 1891 razsirila
Z narcdbo konscrvativnega Nillaverde in dogo-
vorila $ "sveto stolico." z MO Sc jc Spanskim
kraljem vzela "a prihodnjost pravica imenovanja
duhovnikov. Zdaj nj bilo onim, Xxi so sc potego-
vail "a visje duhovniSkc sluzbe, mic wee vpraSe-
vati "a drzavo in krone, ampak bio je dovolj,
&c so bill pri Vatikanu dobro zapisani. Sedaj je
skoro YES visoki kler sestavljen liz karlistov, IL
sOvraznikov dinastije i'll enotnoSti drzave. Ma cor-
kvene redove in ma sveto Stolico so zopet zaccle
dezevati dedScinc. Natikan je nalozil poboznim
druzbam lie ell pogoj, OBJ katerem DO pospeseval
Nth povratek V Spanijo: Skrbeti imaio lie cato,
ola sc spominjajo vdani jim ljudio V svoiih tesla
mentih tudi papeza. In tako dobro so izvrSili Ia
nalog, da je papez danes eden prvih veleposest-
nikov ma Spanskem, da ina tukaj ogromno dav-
kov in davS6in presto premozenje, katero uprav-
lja celia vojska uradnikov, stoieGa pod vodstvom
karlista marquee de Cubas. Jezuiti pa so Sc po-
~sluzevali svoiega posebnega sistema, ola so angle
ske ali francoske slamorezce ali pa ubOge laiske
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-29

pet pod zemljo i'll TO lie pod majhno stenico. 70
pet smO Sc nastavili strelci, in V resnici re pc
prvih vpihljajih dina je skoGila kuna izpod ste
ne. JAZZ il namerim, in ko sem domalega re pri-
.tisnils skoei ma skalicO ravno kovaGu nasprotno,
in moral sem odnehati. Zopet javk in dir "a MO,
pa V hudo reber in veliko goScavo. Luka in JAZZ
sya zaostajala. Gotovo mad pOldrugo uro sva leila
IA SELDOM boil brzonogih tovarisev, Cdnehati pa
mama nj bio, ker sc je sled veckrat krizal, sneg
padal, kakor hi cunic REAL, in megla sc gostila,
ola ma wee nego deset korakov nisi wee videl. Nisva
rSi, da ne ostaneva sama V gozdu. Zaman sva sc
veckrat oglasila. Vendar enkrat zaGuiem klic to-
variSev in "a malo casa sva bila pri njih.
Nsi sno bill skrajno upehani in prva beseda
ie bila ia, da kuna je zopet pod zemljo. Kaj Sc
daj? Mrak Sc je re delal in nobeden nj vedel,
kan smo zaSli. Eni so svetovali, ola nitro nazaj pc
svojem sledu, da pridemo Sc pred nocjo ma Una
ma mesta in potem domov. Drugi so O%porekali, GeS,
ola kune nj pustiti, dokler JIG Sc kaj vida, ako pa
mas zasaci noe, da zakurimo ogenj in cakamo me-
secnega svita, Iii sc pokaze Okoli desete ure in DO
zadG,toval, da sc vrnemO pc svOjem sledu. Name
so koncno virgil odlocilno besedo in iaz sem sc
pridruzil tistim, XII Sc bill "a vztrajnost i'll ola sc
vrnemo pri mesecnem svitu.
Zopet Smo obkolili stcno in jcli kuriti. craven
meme in ne da hi vidcl. kdaj je pomeril. ustreli
Kovac i'll skOci prot robu stenc. Nsi pogledamo,
zemljo. "Le dali so bile prve besede IL njcgo-
viii u,t in dvigne roko, ia kateri je krcevito visela
zvita kuna. Zapazil je, da nacelem prekopuje Ii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-29

izjavlja, da nj delo Ia s. r. z.
nobenem oziru v n~ajmanjsem ma.
sprotju z dolznostmi, XII Jill ina.
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