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The union times., 1941-09-13
(By Baer)

discredit the entire labor movement for the actions of a few. This is the man who calls everyone and everybody Communists, loafers, bums, crooks, thieves. I wonder if he knows that people can reform; that we should be willing to give people chance even if they have made mistake.
 WHY ATTACK ITALIANS?
 This is the man who insulted every Italian on earth with his attacks upon the Italian people. Surely most of the people of Italian extraction do not agree with Mussolini, but why call him bum; why try to discredit the Italian people by saying that they can't fight and mention previous wars where the Italian armies were de- feated.
 Pegler received the Pulitzer Prize, but in this case the prize is dis hOnOred. He accepted it under fake pretenses because he hits too often at people that either have made mistakes or at people that are not around to defend them selves. Pegler likewise believes in lynching and has said so.
 Watch Pegler! He will eventual ly be found out for what he is!
The union times., 1941-09-13
The Reader
 Has inc Floor

To the Editor:
 Your paper, THE UNION TIMES, is to be congratulated on its excellent work in keeping A. F. of L. members informed concerning current happen ings. Particularly important today is the need for bringing the truth to the people on matters vital to national defense
 In this connection, however, I must express difference with recent col umn in your paper written by Sen.
The union times., 1941-09-13
AGAINST DISCRIMINATION

The Convention came out against discrimination against certain na- tional groups and races in defense in dustries"; against the use of troops in labor disputes and for a $40 per month wage for soldiers. It unani- mously passed a resolution condemn ing Rep. Carl Vinson's bill to tax the assets of unions; and rejected a reso- lution introduced by the New Haven Local of the Cigarmakers Inter national Union which instructed the Federation officers to arrange a joint AFL-ClO convention late in Novem- Der.
The union times., 1941-09-13
LABOR VIEWS THE NEWS

Chairman William H. Davis of the National Defense Mei- aon Board this week denounced proposals by unions for freezing of labor organizations at their level during the defense emergency.
 f wants undertake the job of getting men from the of labor freezing they can have the jOb he told press conference don't it. Nor would approve personally if they got such agreement"
 Wage gains obtained by labor in months do not warrant the slightest advance in prices nothing Of the terrific gOuging experiencing American Federation of Labor declares Inustrys profits have been immense that easily absorb the boost in the b the A. F. of contends. Higher living costs declared to be profiteering.
 Furthermore, workers increasing productivity steadily reduces unit labor and expanding industrial prOduc tiOn is reducing unit overhead federation added
The union times., 1941-09-13
GEL. Campaign
(Continued from Page il

(Continued from Page D Houses of the Legislature, especially the House of Representatives" and brands those who voted against the bills sponsored by the State Fedora tion as "enemies of Labor"
The union times., 1941-09-13
(Continued from Page D

(Continued from Page D gressman he referred to these fine young patriotic boys as ''Obstreper- Ous grOcers and haberdashers." My interpretation of the word ''ob- streperous'' is that these boys were nervy, bold, and impertinent.
 What do you mothers and fathers think of man who refers to your boys as, ''fresh grocers and haber- dashers''?
 THEY ARE THE pAr4ors
 Those kids, and that's a1f most of them are, have more patriotism in one finger than the high salaried labor batting person who made the attack on them. Time magazine took ex- ception to his sarcastic remarks and did not pull any punches about it.
 A very good friend of mine who has two boys in the service and ex- poets to have another go soon, wrote to me and stated that he was raging to think that his boys were referred to as fresh grocers and haber- dashers." l say to the father of these patriots: What can you expect from man who even talks about dead people; who can't defend themselves from Pegler's vicious and sarcastic tongue?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Council Rejects Hair-PuIling Demonstration, but
It's All Still Quite a Mystery

Officials Of the Detroit Cream
cry Company and the Detroit
police today would like 20 know
who IS Eddie Polo and why ho
wants 10 pull q creamery truck
across Grand River avenue by his
HAIR A. 4 30 p. m on September -
Recently tho Common Council
received request presumably
from an official Of the creamery
company which stated
AT i:30 =. m. September q,
n picture j. 10 he taken Of Mr..
Polo pulling one Of our dairy
trucks with his hair by u brace
on top of his head with a rope
attached Ia the brace, with the
other end of the rope attached
Ia the truck.
I'VE understand thi, feat
takes hut few minutes and ask
that the street be closed during
this time.
In accordance with tho usual
procedure, the request was 70.
tcrred 70 the police department
Tor investigation and q rather
apologize detective Wcnr 10 the
Company'S offices and explained 10
a. G. Nlc>cnbergcr, sales mana
ger that 40 p m IN tho height
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Dole Load Here
Hits Rock Bottom
With Jobs Rise
Only 1901 Families
Out of 10000
Getting Full Relief

Detroit today is enjoying the
optimum in employment with
resultant almost rock bottom in
relief load in the opinion of well
fare heads.
Today'S figures show total Of
10000 families receiving dole, as
ContraSted with the peak Of $1,000
hit in November 1894 and the
1898 high of 5000 in July of that
year.
OF the families on relief today,
only 1901 are getting full welfare
help with the balance drawing sup
elemental aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Loan Gusts Officer
Despite Fine Record

Palrolman Courtlyn Coil 26
today was dIml>>cd from the
police force on recommendation OF
Grand Jury Judge Homer Fcrgu-
son despite an excellent police
record including 'hrcc citations
4 police ulal board ordered
dismissal ~ Coil on charges he
borrowed 81 600 from Peter Ko-
,lba alias Peter Kelly defendant
IN two grand jury indictments as
"a policy operator. 10 establish "a
false bank credit 20 Obtain an
FILA loan Becoming indebted 20
"a man whose alleged occupation
is Illegal is a violation OF police
rules.
Con Of 1926 ASbury Park ave
ME. has been assigned 90 the Nc
Graw station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
City 0. Ks Purchase
OF Offers BY Zoo
Copyright BY ostron Lives An rieht, reserved

ON tho recommendation OF Zoo
Director John r. Millen. Common
Council today approved the pur-
chase Of -four excellent specimens
Of offers at total cost of $625,
(. o. b. Detroit
Lent 10 the 700 by Emil Lier Of
Homer, MINI, three of the ami
mails are now at the geological
park and the fourth IS al the Belle
Isle Zoo. According 10 Millen, De-
troit is very fortunate 20 obtain
such good specimens of otter from
Lier, a recognized authority or
their breeding and care
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Win Award in Village
Reorganization Plan

Three attorneys or legal firms
today were awarded a total Of
So 600 in legal fees for the work
in drawing a reorganization plan
for the Village Of ClawSon. which
appealed in the Federal Court in
1889 under the National Bank
ruptcy Act.
Federal Judge Arthur T Led
erie allowed 81 600 10 Arthur r..
Moore. who acted for the village.
and $1,000 each 10 Claude II.
Stevens and the firm of JoSlyn,
JoSlyn and Joslyn. who appeared
for large bondholderS. The village
in 1899 had Indebtedness which
tOtaled Sq5l SOC. including interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
New Mark Set
AT Vote Dedd|ine

This years primary election
registration dcadltnc AZ 3 o'clock
tonight viii sct now record but
doesn't necessarily forecast a rec
ord primary vote City Elections
Supervisor Oakley + Distn SAID
today
The registration total this morn
inC was 6g7 439 compared with
the previous record IN 1887 OF
625 600
n a total of To GOO was registered
r las, Falls election. and 1900
were later dropped A. inactive
Cry Clerk Thomas - Lead
better warned those who wish 10
notify election officials of 2 change
of address for The primary must
have their letters postnarkcd by
midnight tonight
Voters desiring 10 register for
the primary must appear az City
Hall by s o cloCk tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Second Contingent of English Youths ArriUes TO,
Training at Crosse lie Base

Thomas d. Parker, the boys ar
rived from Toronto at the Brush
street station yesterday afternoon
They were taken by bus 10 Crosse
lie where they were turned over
10 Lieut. Clifford G. Hlrst
The youths were all dressed
alike in gray civilian suits with
the brass insignia Of the Raj on
their lapelS.
Al Crosse lie they will receive
the same training as that glver
United States flying cadets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Rudy faced and bcaminC the
second contingent of young Eng
lish fierS-to-be arrived here and
today are bllleted 2; the United
States Naval Reserve training
center az Crosse He.
These English youths (avcraCe
age ~ viii train AZ Crosse lie
for a month and VIII then be
moved 10 Pensacola, Fla, for adj
vance flying instruction
Under command of flying officer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

of the rush hour was no time 10
bc pulling trucks by hair across
Grand River
"NhN I never heard Of such
a thing" NlcScnborgcr declared
II never heard OF Eddie Polo and
he certainly il not going 10 be
pulling one Of our trucks around
with his hair or anything else"
Today the Common Council for
mally denied The request but who
IS Eddie Polo and why he wants
20 demonstrate the pulling poWel
OF bis haLr Is 2 cnmpLclo. mNslcrN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
ADDITION FOR HOSPITAL

The city also is seeking federal
funds 10 build q much discussed
addition 10 Receiving Hospital.
The cost is estimated al S675 600
Tho smallest item on Oakman 5
list IS $50 900 for thc police de-
partmcnt 10 construct two new
radio stations and install two-Way
communication in 200 scout cars.
~ the present time The depart
mont has only 10 cars with two
way radios.
In addition 80 seeking tho
funds Oakman Viii also attempt
10 secure q priority rating Tor the
equipment needed 10 manufacture
traffic signal lights 20 be installed
a. j. intersection, whore a. the
present time there IS no traffic
control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Auto Kills Amaze Filler

Scheduled for duty in the war
zone. Sergt J. NJ. Sawkner of the
Royal New Zealand Air Force
was killed when hitch-hiking a
ride near Windsor. Ont Arnold
Walker 30, of Blenheim, Ont.
driver of the car. said Sawkner
stepped into the path OF the auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Fixes Life Of World

NEW YORK. Sept II tINS'
Victor Hess. 1885 Nohcl prize WIN
nor. asserted today that the heat
and raduum element IN the earth
Will destroy the world about 1000 -
600 wears hence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
NEWEST PROBLEM

Priority unemployment is the
newest problem of the Detroit well
fare department Daniel j. Ryan
Jr, department senior administra-
tive assistant. explained:
I'VE are getting a number Of
new cases every day of wage
Farmers thrown out of jobs be-
cause priorities on materials
have deprived their employers
of supplies.
AT the same time we are clos
ing many cases because of work
erS returning 10 private indus
try"
Records show the department
opened 357 new cases last week
and closed Ala.
$500 ON PERMANENT LIST
Ryan estimated that approxi-
mately $500 Detroit families are
permanent unemployables, having
no members who are ever likely to
be employable
with the exception Of these
families we are experiencing a
continuous turnover among the
relief families" Ryan said.
Michigan unemployment COM
pensation chiefs have informed
the welfare department they pre-
dict $4,000 persons will be out OF
work in Detroit in January.
They expect the slack period be-
cause of automotive work. They
point out defense production will
not have speeded up by then to
offset the private industry slow
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
NEED DUE soon

The schools are said 10 be
needed soon for children of de-
Tense workers.
Tho city also is seeking S3,1l0.-
600 10 complete the Southfleld
sewer system in the extreme west
ern section OF the city where much
Of the sewage is now dumped into
the Rouge River Residents of
Dearborn have repeatedly com
planned against the polluling Of
the water.
In a general Improvement pro-
gram and 10 expand facilities iu
the outlying sections of the city
the water board has requested
81 $4,000 10 lay new mains, par
ticularly IN tho northeast and
northwest sections of Detroit
To Increase tlpc prntcct+an IN
industrial areas and prepare
kgain>t sabotage and even bomb
hgS the fire department mas re-
'queStcd $4,000 Tor additional
equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
City Asks 5.
For S1O,025,0OO
Building Funds
Oakman in Capital
Seeking Cash for
New Schools

City Controller Charles G. Oak
man was in Washington today pre-
senting federal officials with
Detroit's request for SlO.025 600 in
defense public works funds to
build new schools, lay water
mains. construct new sewers and
finance other city projects sup
poscdly neccSsitated by an influx
of defense workers.
Largest single appropriation
sought by Detroit Is $500 900 for
the board of education for the
construction Of five elementary
schools, one high school and addi-
tons to four other schools plus
the building AT separate mechani-
cal shop units at two other high
schools.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
MA PRAGU KRVOPROLICA.

Svi znaci pokazuju da vladajuca klasa
sa njenom poitickom vladsvinom sprema mu-
NEWTON brzinom da ovu zemlju gurne rat
To bese tex predprosle nedelje kada Sc hus
kaci rata organizovase pod imenom Fight fer
Freedom Committee" organizovase Sc ma os-
novi da ST snovnistvo owe zemlje usvoji cinje
nicu ida smo ratu bilo to da je on objav
lien iii neobjavljen." l koji daie svom pro-
glasu rekose: Hitler ne sme dozvoliti da mas
material stigne u Brtanlju Mi ne
smemo dozvoliti da Sc mas material potopi."
Ma "a. aprila Hull, drzavni sekretar odr-
za6 je govor II koj4m je. rekao da "Pomoc
Britaniji] mora stci najvecoi meri, II maj
kracem vremenu. Nscin Sc ovome mora nac"
On to preporucuje iako zna de &c Hitler uci-
niti sve sto moze da Sc potopi saw rstn ma
terjal kojeg &c ova zemlja u vecoj meri slati
Britaniji.
Onda je skoro isto vreme Knox, sekre-
tar Mornarice odrzao govor Il kojem pohvalno
nabraja ratne korake koje je ova zemlja vec
poduzela. Rece Knox:
mi smo objavili da e bitka kou Engles-
r. vodi nasa bitka Mi smo takodjer potrvdili
da neprijatelji protiv kojih Sc ona bori nasi
reprijatelji.' Onda on dale rece: "Mi smo i'm
Britaniji it'd. pozaj jmili mnogo nasih militar-
nih sprava iako n lima "a nasu odbranu
manjkamo. Mi sno usvojli lease lend bill. -.
Mi smo otvorili nasa pristan;sta Il koima da
Sc popravljaju britanske adje Mi smo ma Sc
uzel protekciju Greenl; nda Mi smo odstra-
aiji zabrane sa kojima Sc nije dozvoljavalo
da nase ladie plove vode ratnih zona, da bi
tako mogli tamo olaksati teret Britanij snab-
devajuci njene armije koje Sc tamo bore
Nakon sto je gornje rekao on dalje rece:
"Baduci da smo tako daeko otisi mi ne
smemo sada pasti. Ne postoji tako sto kao
sto je povlacenje Ako bi Sc sada povla-
tili Engeska bi pala katsstrofalno porazena
mi bi Sc suocil sa srom sveta pobedonos-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
MEDJUNARODAN KAPITALI-
ZAM | MALE "NEZAVIS-
NE' ZEMLJE.
(Pisano "a prOs!i brOj II. b.

L proslom broju doneli smo izvadak z
nase knjige, Debate koja je pisana "a vre-
me stvaranja sada propae Jugoslavije. l O.
becali smo da cemo Sc ovoga puta osvrnuti
opsirnile da vezemo sadasnjim dogad jail
ma misli koje su Il tom zvadku izrazene ma
zad % godine. | to sada pokuSavamo uCiniti.
U tom izvadku Sc veil: "Danas ie kapi-
talizam postao med edjunarodan' Da vdimo da
Ii je glavna misao tacna. Dok je po-
tetku kapitalizma proizvodnja Ma niskom ste
penu dotle ona ne prelazi uveliko granice nj
jedne nacije pa ma kako da ie ona malena
MedJunarodna trgov;na je na malon kantaru,
razmenjuju Sc "suvisci' iskljucivo radi potreb-
nih produkata drugih zemalja Pod takvim
stanjem stvar njednoi zemlj nema slime
kapitaistitke klsse koia dominira sa vecim
delom ekonomije date zemlje Pod takvim sta
MEM stvari nema nj slime kapitasticke klase
koja moze da vidno ulozi velki kapita led
MOI slabijoj zemlii da je tako zarobi pre-
tvori Il satrapa. Pod takvm stan jem stvari
kapitalisticka klasa uaze svoj rasteci kapi-
tai u domacoj rastecoj proizvodnji da bi je
jaci uspesno sa svojim jeftnijim espapma
konkurise proizvodima drugih kapitalistckih
zemalJa. kada je pitanju borba iskljucvo
"a place, kapitalisticke nacije mogu biti ne
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08

radnicka kasa ba tamo organizovana IN
DUSTRlJALNO swim granama zemaljske in
dustrije, sa cijem da uzme, drzi operise sa
swim zemal jskim alatma proizvodnje, ona bi
imala takvu moe pred kojom, rece neumrli De
Leon, nazad as godina, parazitska kapitalis-
t:cka klasa bi pobegla ukradenim cizmama.
Tako bi mogla amercka radnicka klasa da
razori usove svih ratova syih zaa mizerije
koje poradja kapitalizam. Tako bi radnicka
klasa moga uspostaviti Socijalistieku Indus
trijalnu Republican, pravu demokratiju pravu
slobodu, ljudsku srecu i carstvo izobija bez
da profile jednu kap krvi. Proleterska Revo-
lucija nikada nije zedna krvi, to je kontra-
revolucija - kapitalizam, koji Lie nevinu krv
kada Sc medjusobno bori i kada Sc bori protiv
Socijalisttke Revolucije.
Kako je nasa teorija shvatIjiva razumna
zdrava, pa ipak radnicka klasa je ne poz-
naJe jer da je slucaj, ma nasu veliku srecu,
obratan, ne bi Sc danss lila milionta ljudska
krv ne b Knoxovi, Hullovi drugi huskaci
rata trazil da ova zemlja preduzimlje sigurne
kofake rata. Ona je ne poZnaJe zbOg toga sto
razne kapitaisticke vucibatine pred njom lila
re kao njeni prijatelji varaju je sa svih stra-
ma, da ona nije stanju shvatti kada vidi
tri slova s. L. P. sta oni znace l zbog 18TH
prevaranata fekera pade nemacka radnicka
klasa, tako danas gazi britanski imperijalizam
britansku radnicku klasu. Geo svet je danas
Il plamenu zbog toga sto kapitaistick cam
kolzi uspese zavesti radnicku klasu.
JOS vrlo malo vremena ostaje americkoj
radnlckoj klasi da postupi tako da bi spTecia
ulazak owe Zemlje rat da spase sebe cen
svet cd pretece katastrofalne propasti. Mi cd
SocijastGke Radnicke Partije radimo svoje
pozivamo radncku klasu da obori kaptalizam
da resi- tog trulog cudovista koje muci CO.
vecanstvo. Mi smo "a 80 godina neprestano
neumorno radnicima owe i drugh zemalja ta-
ko govorili mi i sada u own mracnom tre-
nutku velimo radnicima da ustanu obore ka-
pitalizam, mi cemo neprestano tako uciti
radnitku klasu dok nam prasina ne zapusi US
ia, iii dok radnicka klasa ne usvoji nasu spa
sonosnu preporuku,
Jos imamo vremena drugovi radnici da
zajednicki uskl;knemo Dole Rat. Dole Kapi-
talizam.
Da ziyi Socijalisticka Revolucija.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08

dobre, tako sgurne. tako delotvorne tako mocne da
nrast;ju da sve! Hocee Ii iedan primer? Pret-
posta>mo ednu nemogucnu stvar; pretposavmo da ne
ko siuje svetu Majku Bozju gnusan Gin svetogrdia*
Dug mrmor. sto zrazavase strahovto uzdrzavanie
nadu, doceka posedne rec; trgovca prosta nica Of
bi bezgranican horizont "a svskovrsne nacrne
ma necuvenije zlocine Medju drugima svetni Herve
osta vsec ma usnama dominikanca spopadne ga vrto
gavca ucbrazavase da prtiskuje SupljozvuG-
nj glas Fra Girarda dozva ga stvarnost Pobedonosna
naglaska franciskansc uceniku:
- Oprosrena bi bila uvreda i samoj Majci Bozioi,
Opros mica bi dospela cak do takvog zlocna! On Il
to? Gu Ii? Oprostanica bi pokra csk to!
7Smaramo svoom duznoscu da doslovno rrozn
Cnjencu protiv koje die bunu pnicvi:
Sub comnsars insuper laedicaorihusv i,nl
ut qui mpossbie Del genetricem vpne
voassct, quod cundm ndugenarum vyore atovere oxs+
cIarius - (Positiones
defcndi in'uleenas contra Lutheem. Teze 90 loo Io
tiramo cd Merle dAubiana. History Refoma ion in
the XVI Centny Sc zlan II. w. ITaeemann pubisbn
Co. ., New York, 1894
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08

nema para svetu. Da, nkoja druga ne sme bt kao
Ia oasllka koJa drz sveta tea dvaju apostoal 7 bez
oozlra ma to - b Ii verova brace moia? - kstedrals
Rlnlu Je Il takvom sanju opaos.i da su svete most
EeprlkosnoVene moSti Sv. Petra Sv Paya tako Gest,
lAozene udarcima kise grada, tako upriane obes-
cascene prasnom gadom da Sc raspadaiu ma komade,
Jeza bonog gnjeva prode kroz vernu svenu okup-
Jenu pred dominikancem kad bi tako zvestena da su
rellkvlJe apostolic izozene neunoljivostma vremena
prJavstln gada kao rezultat oronulog sania Rimsko
baslke, dok e nakon toga najvelcansveniii spomenl
afhitekture, sto pretvara besmrtnos gena Mise An
dzea' podlgnut ma divjene sveta Uvidjajuci ucinak
sVoJe peroracije dominikanac nastavi gromka easa:
- Me- brace moja! Ne. Sveti pepeo apostolic nece
wise ostatl smecu sramu! Ne! Crkvi Sv Dominl,a
postaVl svoj presto oprostajnca Pa pokazuiufi na
VeHkl kovceg udarajuci svojim pesnic; ma zig ma "a
klopnlcu, Apostoski Poverenk dometnu rikom bika. -
SAD, domestic svoj novac! Domestic ga dobr lindir
domestic obilnc! ia Gu dat primer dareziivost Ia
posvecuJem oval zlatnk otkupu dusa u cististu,
(Nastavice seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08

kroz Herve-a prodje jeza cd g'ave do pete:
odgovori sakr lice rukama cseca uc da Sc ljua kao
pijan covek i da cak koena pod MIN popustaiu,
nadje prinudjen da nason ma rame francskanca,
koji posmatrase izrazom paklenog uzvanja.
Posto zrazi gnusnu pretpostavku trgovac oprostai-
MICA zasta trenutak, da bi boe uverio njenom
uc:nku, zatim nastavi burma glasa:
vi podrhtavate, brace moja! U tolko bolje. To
dokazuJe da uvazavae, svekolikom mu uzasu. sveto
grde so ga navedoh kao primer. Elem sto je zasnije
svetogrdje to je mocna snaga mojh oproSta mica, bu
duel da daju oprostanice NIGGA! Da brace moia
kakvo Ii bo pocnjeno cd vas svetogrde, bice vam
prosteno ako MEGA platte ako "a MEGA platte
obino! To je jasnije cd dana! Mas Gospod Bog nece
ima nikakvu moe mad wanna, on prestaje bt Bog, bu-
duel da je pover.o syou oprostanu moe Papi ALI
zete pak zapita zasto Sveti Otac tako darrell vo
siri blagoda svoh opros.a jnica? Zasto? ponov do
minksnac glasom dubokog vapaja. Zasto? Vaj. vaj.
vaj brace moja Zato da b mogao zahvaljujuci doho-
Gina cd prodaje svoh oprostanica da obnovi Basilku
Sv. Petra sv. Pavla Rimu takvim sjajem kakvom
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Dxepna Biblija
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sesnaesa knjiba Eugene Sue-a: "Tane narOda'
iii Istorija jedne proeterske porodce kroz vekove
Prica Sesnaestom Stolecu. - dive knjige knjiga l.
Sa orginalnog francuskog englesk Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugosavenski: L. Petrovic
Nraga! Ii ko b moga da bude! Ear ono ne dali
opros tan je unapred Ali ii dragulj jake dobro GU
vaju da bi Sc mogli ukrasti.
Dok MauvaisGarcon TireLaine izme jvahu te
prmedbe apostolsk poverenk svoje rukave jos
wise nastav svou pridiku. zacinuc svoe rec zesto-
kim kretn jana. vec kako prilika zahtevase
Ali, brace moja, vi cete mi reci Ii mnogo vcli-
cas- svoje oprosta anice: made zlocina tako sraho
With zocna tako gnusnih tako grdnih da in tvoie
op1o.@tcc re bi moge nikad dotaci Varate se brace
r,c:.; NJ. H acu pute me- Mole oprostajnce tako