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.sSRBOBRAN" SE ZALI

Amerikanski Srbobran go. marta) doneo
je jedan osvrt ma nase glediste potpornim
organizacijama koje Sc pojavilo ''socijalis-
tickom Resetu" (R. B. II. februara) vezl sa
raspravom izmedju privrzenika Srpskog Narod-
nog Saveza Medjunarodnog Radnickog Reda
Izgleda da je mas osvrt donekle uznemlrio ST.
bobranovog ''zrncara' prmorao ga da rosve-
ii prliean dec prostora sa svrhom da prlkaze
mas osvrt neozbiljnim iii nesto sltno. Da bi
nasi citaoci bolje razumel Srbobranovu "od-
branu", mi je propustamo celosti:
U paralizovanoj "Radnckoi Torbi' y,
koja pretstavlja paraizovani "pokret" S.
L. P. koji ne moze da rostane veci niti
manji, jer po svojoj priroh paralizovan'
pisuci potpornim, bratskim organizaci-
lama, kamarati osudjuju potporna drust-
va sa ovm recima: "Evo kako to ide:
Svaki covek zena znadu da &c nekad u
mret ali ne znadu kada. Dodje pretstav-
mix jedne iii druge iii ma koje trece osi-
guravajuce organizacije, pa priea kako "a
samo diva dolara dobices $1,000. - kada
umres. Dakle tvoja diva dolara rrotiv hi
liadu doara Cd drustva. Nakon sto platis
diva dolara. mogao bi lako dobiti $1,000 =
ako umres. Ali, kada prodje mesec dana
a nisi umro, tada jovo ma novo = opet
diva dolara I tako sye dok umres. iii dok
te ne izbace IL te grobarske instituci]e
zbog neplacanja clanarine." = Mi misli-
mo da ljudi il paralizovanog pokreta oko
"RB" ne bi preporucili upsivanje pot
porno drustvo eak nj onome koga msle
da &c umreti "a mesec dana, jer to bl
ga kostalo ''dva dolara'. Kod njih te stva-
ri idu lakse: on kolektuju (rrose) "a We
cinu svojih sprovoda. Mi ne zeimo nj
mrtvi da prosimo jer imamo ponosa.
Tu ie prilicno toga nadrobljeno. Ostavi-
cemo sve "a drugi put izuzev jednog. Ovoga
puta imamo vremena da utvrdimo jednu vaznu
cinienicu. Mi cemo dokazati da osiguravajuce
organizacije generalno, Srpski Narodni Sa-
vez specijalno, vode brigu ne pitanju pomo-
ci svcjim clanovima vec tome kako &c ude
siti svoje poslove da i'm prihod bude veti cd
rashoda. kazano drugim recima to znaci da
Sc tt ljudi brine tome kako da cd svojih cla-
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sDxepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda
iii astoria jedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
priGa q Sesnaestom Stolecu - dve knjige. Knjiga l.
"a oripnanop francuskog engIeski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
159
Franc -Taupin sa groom posmatrase ia orudja
cenja prdrzayauci adnog Odelina, ko grcevto drhta
Sc gurnan Maturnaea koji sucajno stoase blzu jose
phina, oslovi ga srneskom:
Mozda vi ne pojimate vrednost tim masna, koje
cemo zamalo da vidmo poslu?
- Ne, dragi brate; innate pravo. Nemam pojma zas-
to su te maSine ovde.
To izumi, koji Sc duguju geniju naseg Gospo-
dara Kralja kome vec dugue totak cerezene lju
d ko kovahu lazan Sc primena tih novih
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-01
Nastavife se.)

Burzoaski odnosi proizvodnje su poslednji
antagonistieki oblik drustvenoga procesa pro-
izvodnje ne antagonisticki smislu indi
antagonizma, koji potice il uslova, sto okru-
Zulu zivot pojedinaca drustvu; isto vreme.
proizvodne sile, koje Sc razvijaju utrobi bur
zoaskoga drustva, stvaraju materijalne uslove
"a resenje toga antagonizma. Oval drustveni
poredak sacinjava, radi toga, zavrsni odeljak
preistorijskog stupnja ljudskog drustva.
Karl Marx. /
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"Mi sn0 mislili..." !"

SrbObranov zrncar (22 marta) pisa
juci pravoslavnom popu Gacinovicu
njegovom govoru ma "Hrvatskom kongre
su" kaze: "Mi smo mislli da SUI svi Hr-
vati rimokatolici.'
A mi smo msili da Srbobranov zrn-
car, iii barem urednik SrbObrana znade
da svi Hrvati nisu rimokatolici, nj da svi
Srbi nisu pravoslavni Ta mi znademo "a
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Jednu koloniju koioj prilican broj ra-
nije pravoslavnih ljudi zena, postadosa
Holy Rollers" kojima njihova nova
vera nalaze da cupaju svoju kosu da Sc
krevelje kao Louisanski crnci. Ali sta
menja stvar koiu veru ii ljudi zene
veruju. to su njihove licne stvar Nj smo
"a to da Sc najpre resi- problem ma zemlji
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Entered as Second Class Matter at Cleveland,
Ohio Post Office, February Sth. 1910.
"IEND-LEASE"

Plutokratsk mesecnik Fortune doneo le
iedan prilicno opsiran clanak o pogledma ma
posleratni svet kojem, prema naslovu, pri-
kazuje "nase sluzbeno drzanje'. tome Sc
clanku kaze:
"Vrla priroda rata globusne koalicije
kojoj su Sc Sjedinjene Drzave pridruzile ei-
ne lend-lease osnovnm instrumentom posle-
ratnih odnosa Sjedinjenih Drzava sa ostalim
svetom. Ia vreme rata, lend-lease ina da u
pravlja sa kombinovanm imam jem Ujedinj jenih
Nacija i da to imanje salje tamo gde &c ga u
jedinjena strategija moti najbolje upotrebiti.
Mhogobrojna razmena robe usluga kojom
lend-lease upravlja, gomila kredite dugovine
ma sve strane. Nakon rata. ii Sc medjusobni
dugovi moraju lkvidrati, jedini ,metod likvi-
dacije koji Sc da zamisiti, zuzev potpunog
;brisanja dugova, jeste jos jedna razmena robe
j usluga, oval put natrag.'
To Sc smatra kao jedan cd najboljh me-
toda, ako ne najbolji, da bi Sc doslo do sve
prosirenje svetske trgovine. Izgleda da Sc ve-
liki broj plutokratskih besednika slaze tome
da mora doci do "slobodne prosirene trgovi-
ne ma medjunarodnom kantaru.'
fregledajmo malo tn fantasticnu preporu-
tu koja, prema autorima preporuke, ina da
omoguci buduci mir sa razvtkom medjunarod
ne trgovine
Istina je da danas amerieka industrija ra-
di dan noe ma proizvodnji stvari potrebnih
ratnim svrhama, ukljucujuci hranu i sve dru-
gS sto je potrebno da vojnici kao proizvo
djaci odrze zivotu istina je da Sc jedan pri
licno veliki deo te proizvodnje izvaza "a upo-
trebu izvan Sjedinjenih Drzava; istina je. ta-
kodjer, da ratne potrebe "a vecu proizvod-
nju, koja omogucava sve veci profit vlasnici-
ma industrije, prsiljava pospesavanje tehno-
loskog razvtka (vidi opsiran pregled tog
vitka IL r. B. Cd IA. Fl. januara) do stepena
koji Sc pre- par godina nije dao nj zamisliti.
Izuzev kolicine zvoza, sve ostalo vazi "a sve
druge razvijene drzave ma svetu.
Dakle, sadasnja proizvodna moe svetske
industrije nadmasuje svu dosadasnju proizvod-
nu moe To je dobra stvar ako &c ia proizvod-
ma zoe znaciti sve wise dobra sve vecem bro
ju onih koji stvaraju koji &c stvarati to do
bro Ali to moze, pod kapitalizmom hoce, INA
citi JOS wise zla, posto pod kapitalizmom tvor-
ci bogatstva ne primaju wise Cd malog mizer-
nog della svoga proizvoda.
spomenutom planu Sc kaze da posto A
merika danas sve wise proizyadja sve wise
izvaza ma osnovu lend-leasea, te time zadu-
zuje one nacije koje robu primaju, da &c nakon
rata Amerika uvazati robu da Sc podmire du-
govi Ako sc tai plan sprovede delo, sta ce
to znacti? Cinjenica je da smo Americi pros
Ii kroz celu deceniju depresije koja je brojila
sve do 100000 besposenih Ia besposlica
bese rezultat manjkavosti pijaca ma kojima da
Sc proda bogatstvo kojeg su radnici proizveli
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nka behu odvedeni prsd Dame Parzu pune
anende honorable, odmah behu zvi
Della krajeva Franeuske Engeske od Jean Boucheta Po
itiers, 1857. 271272)
Da bi bill ocis6en OIL greha recent eetc behu zivi
len recenog dana (2l 1880 nekoko
poaza kralja dok iadni patnc uzaud vrskahu prek
niahn milost. Istoa stania reige cd Se
dana 1857, knj. TX, 1879 (Navod dea)
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nego sto tim elanovima plate ma ime potpore
osmftine' kazano jos drugim recima, mi temo
dokazatl da su II Judi tex ,prosti trgovci. A
sve to nece biti tesko dokazati, posto Sc nece-
mo truditi da kupimo podatke iii da tragamo
Ga nadJemo neke druge dokaze. Sve su nam
to lJudi oko Srbobrana ucinili nepotrebnim.
Ia dokaz mi eemo prestampati jednu nedavnu
oduku Glavnog Odbora Srpskog Narodnog Sa-
veza ko]a najbolje dokazuje tacnost naseg dr.
zanJa Evo je Il celosti kako ju je doneo Srbo-
bran od 26 marta:
Vazno resenje Glavnog Odbora S. N. S.
vezi sa primanjem Savez novih
clanova "a vreme trajanja rata.
Glavn Odbor Srpskog Narodnog Sa-
veza na svojoi sednci odrzanoj 25 i 26
marta 1912 uzevsi obzir ratno stanje
kome Sc ova zemlja nalaZi, uzevsi OBJ
Zir stanje koje je nastalo usled toga / Il
nasem Savezu, vezl sa ratnom oFas-
nosti kojoi ie nase tlanstvo izlozeno; ka
ko ma ratnom frontu ma kome sc nalazl
jedan dec naSeg clanstva voJnlka, u anne
rikanskoj i kanadskoj vojsci, tako ma
amerikanskoi kanadskoi teritoriji koia
je izozena svima opasnostima rata, kao
bombardovaniu raznim epidemiskim bo-
estma, it'd. sve to uzevsi Il obzir, CLAW
nj Odbor donasa svoje sledece resenje;
kako bi na tai naCn zastitio vitalne in
terese Saveza niegova clanstva koje u
Savezu vidi svoju jedinu zastitu:
a. Pocam Cd / maja 1912, pa "a vre-
me trajana rata, moci ce upisivati
Savez novi clanovi alanovi koii prelaze
IL Podmlaka muskog pola, Cd Is do "A
godne starosti, ne wise nego ma $500 os-
gurania Takvi novi clanovi muskog pola.
nece Sc moti upisati Savez "a placanje
Ia osakatnne, operaciie i bolesnicke pot
core II starosti cd 1S do IA godine.
b. Pocam cd l maja 1912 pa "a vre-
me traianja rata, canovi sada osigurani
kod Saveza muskog pola, start izmedju
Is Al godne, nece moci povlsivatl sa7
daniu visinu svoga osiguranja.
ka sadrzi sebi odgovor ma nase pitanje.
Prefrigani su to trgoycci, znadu oni zasto
treba patti da muskarc "izmedju 1S "A go
dine" ne povise "svoga osiguranja"!? Ali zna-
demo mi Razlika izmedju njih mas je o.
vome: svrha njihovog opstanka jeste da zavi-
jaju rane / pokopavaju eseve zrtava kapita-
listickog sistema, i da rade "a produzenje sis
tema koji dnevno povecava broj radnickih zr-
tava; svrha naseg opstanka jeste da kazemo
svojm drugovima radnicima~ sve sta znamo II
nadi da &c ii nasi klasni drugovi uvideti po
trebu obaranja sistema tranije i pljacke i us
slobodnog drustva u kom nece
bti mesta "a drustveno nepotrebne stvorove
koji da sede ma polozajma drustyeno nepo-
trebnih grobarskih instituciia.
u narednom brou osvrnutcemo ma "pa-
ralizu' ma "prosnju"
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SlazemO Sc do pOla

"Wm Z. Foster ie rekao: RUDARI
TREBAJU DOBITI POVIsICU. ALI NE
sTRAJkOM.' = Naslov jednog clanka
NarOdnom Glasniku cd "a marta
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NAsE PARTIJSKO< STANOvISTE.

Socijalisticka RadniCka Partija nikada ne
cdstupa Cd istine da bi stvorila prijatelja nj
kada no promasuje udariti u zabludu, da no hi
stvorila neprijatelja.
sa tvrstom verom konatnu pobedu, ona
ide svojim putem, nepokolebana slabitskom tel
njom "a privremenom korstu. Ona uvek radi
otvoreno posteno, verujuti, da &c, neustrasi-
vol nezavisnosti, jedinstvo meme svrhe, kojim
je nadahnuta, osvojiti, ma kraju Hajeva, posto-
vanje poverenje onih. koje ella skoptah
jedno klasnosvesno, navalno telo.
Njena propaganda SO ne sastoji samo pro-
svefivanju. vet u organizovanju radnicke kla-
50 "a osvajanje vlasti, "a potpuno obaranje ka-
pitalizma Dok So ia zadata ne izvrsi, ona ce
stajau kao stena, budna pazljiva, ne ustupa-
jut nista
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SftUAtSONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant. state
ments. tax reports, books put in order, kept
ct $40 mo. up. many justly entitled tax-
saving steps, If taken now. WA 64Gn. -
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER. expert
in bookkeeping and office organization,
used TO executive responsibilities. desires
change with future. Draft-exempt, col
le9e ana accounting graduate above aY-
ersge with ] ) years OF wholesale, manu-
featuring and banking experience All taxes
and financial statements. Box 297R, Star.
ADVERTISING ASSISTANT have no
experience in the advertising field. but
have excellent related experience and edu-
cation. And ! am interested! seek an
opportunity to learn and progress. BOX
i67-T. Star. l.
BOY. colored, wants work am-3 pm
Adams 1853.
BOY wants job SIS bus boy. no Sunday
york. Call Du. s233.
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GIRL for roomins house part or full time;
good pay; reference. Apply in person,
] S3l Wyoming ave
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GIRL, to take care OF 3-year-old child,
3 days week, II to + pm. So and car
fare. WQ. TS4a
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS, clerks, reeeptionists: select
positions. NO CHARGE unless placed; top
salaries, NATL. Teachers Agency (Est. III
yrs). 1911 g st. MA. 2l14
TEACHERS WANTED. biology- UD, So, 900
Second grade a., $1,000.
Mathematics tmD. S2,40O.
English a., ST 800
Spanish ~, part time
Commercial ~, $1,000
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
2o4 Colorado Bldg
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GIRL OR WOMAN, experienced,
small family of adults; cooking
and laundry; some downstairs
work; excellent wages. Do not
apply unless competent. WO.
6532.
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NEAR 18th AND MASS-14 rms. well
iurn.: rent 500; same owner yrs; nice
INC Price. $1,000; terms. OWENS
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NEAR NAVY YARD-11 rooms. furn or
unfurn.; good income; gear garage; large
iot. 2,story and basement: down payment,
paI. IKE rent. FR. 1903
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CULTURED COUPLE, husband Govt, wide
iy tray., cong. with well-behaved 4-year
old boy, want tc share home, rent free in
exchange for supervision of IL children
or secretarlal help. Box c12-T, Star.
ADM. Or EXEC. SECRETARY
Neat responsible young woman with
lnltlatlVe, imagination, sense of humor, and
thorough understanding of English and
punctuation. Sthd., 40 WI. m. typing, so.
Twelve yrs. varied exp. Box 2QH-T. Star.
SECRETARY, one who knows jr.
accounting and is dependable
and accurate. Eight years eXpe-
rience in the accounting section
of one of our larger banks. Col
lege education. Can assume
management of small Office.
Box 175-T. Star. l.
OFFICE EXECUTIVE-Have
initiative, energy and re-
sourcefulness. Three years
experience supervising and
directing large clerical force,
and handling correspond
ence to expedite purchase
and delivery of war material.
Box 26O-T, Star.
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MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
MEDIATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
CAN PLACE IN EST. 81 900 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK. WAR
ESSENTIAL WAR WORK. LONG TIME
PROFITABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL
DETAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES
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GUARANTEE $3.50 DAY.
lease; air conditioned. $4,000 down
NICHOLAS J. GASTON CO.,
Selling and Financing Business Places.
Suite SOL Woodward Bldg. DT. T765.
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PERSONAL (Cont.l. .

Hot lunches and trans. provided. Extensive
GROUNDS, pets. pony riding. Outdoor ac-
tlvlties stressed SH. 1874.
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A REAL MONEY MAKER !

Attractive l8-rm,, 4-bath brick former
aesation, sand near near 18th and R. I. ave; NV:
sood condition: immediate possession or.
now and tourists after the war: partially
furnished II desired; running water in most
rooms; good manager will earn substa ntIal
income above purchase payments: suitable
Ior orSanization. apts., or offices: only
$4,000 cash: easy terms
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON e. SON
Active Realtors Since 1892
1919 Eve St NJ w Nationai oooe
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ROOMING HOUSES

II rooms. baths fire escapes. best ioca-
ton: rooms. rent S55, easy terms; 16
rooms, beautiful furnished. Charles Beal
for inform ton ME. S73l, AID 4457
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80. FURN. ROOMING HOUSES,
goth st. n.w.-24 rooms, 4 kitchens, z
baths; 3ha-year lease: oil heat: best fur
nlture incl; S740. Rent, S225. Price,
$4,000: terms North 1887 Il
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Is RMS. s BATHS
EDWIN L. ELLIS
GREENWAY

SHOPPING CENTER.
Minnesota ave. and East Capitol St
Serving over 1000 families in new COM
munity. Excellent opportunity for novelty
snop, mems haberdashery delicatesssn.
restaurant, florist shop and barber shop
A part Of development of 500 apts.. with
direct phone connections.
14O4 K st. CAFRrTZ DI a0Sn
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sEcoND-TRUsT So NOTE secured on my
former home, good Northwest Washington
residential property; face, $3.50 payable
ments made: sell without recourse. So, 900.
BOX 2Sg-T, Star. 3s
FROSTED MALT FREEzERS two Mills
location on concession or will sell outright
for cash or terms. Phone Ordway 55O5 :
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SPECIAL! Is RMS.

Rooming house, Mass. ave at Dupont
Circle; baths land vacant store in ba Sc
ment used to be flower store): income
quoted from rooms $40 monthly; rent
store and increase income; average furnl-
ture; $3.50 down
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Rooming house, Belmont rd near 10th
n W; S125 rent; Ayr. lease: very best of
furniture: income quoted $500 monthly:
81 800 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave, Rm. 217 RE. $40.
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GIRL, colored, for g.h w, Mondays Wed
nesdays and Fridays from to 4 pm;
must be experienced, So day and csrfare.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.
CARPENTRY WORK.

recreation Rooms Specially.
Call Mr.. Barnett, FIR. $3.50. 3'
EXPERT REPAIRS on refrigerators and
washers: prompt service. Call GE. 1853.
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II RMS q BATHS

Rooming house, about l block from Du-
pont Circle: S15 rent; income quoted, S340
mo-; $1,000 down
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WhNLED TO BUY tourist cabins in Fair
lax County with or without land thew oc-
Snpy Give full description, size, etc BOX
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BOY wants Job IS bus boy: no Sunday
York. Call Du. s233.
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EDWIN l., ELLIS

Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217. RE 5140
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poured a drink for himself and
Jessie but she said she didn't
want it. He said
Go ahead and have a drink. 1t
might be the last one you'll have
with me, Baby. I'm a killer and
I'm going back to Oregon to take
my medicine"
Then he tried to get the oft
GERS to drink. Tetrick said they
touched the bottle to their lips,
but did not drink.
Folkes then telephoned hts
mother, told her that he had 4ill-
ed the woman in Lower 13 and
had confessed to officers.
On the following day, Tetrick
said Folkes repeated the admis-
sion in question and answer form,
and it was transcribed by Nancy
Lyman, Captain Rasmussens sec
rotary. 1t was substantially the
same story told at Jessie Taylor's
house except that ne did not re-
peat the part about the man who
offered him money to kill a wo-
man.
Tetriek asked him why he kill
ed Mrs. James. Folkes replied: |
saw her standing there lin the
vestibule of the carr and she
looked like my type of woman. ]
just couldn't get her out of my
mind"
Tetriek said knives were found
in Folkes' bag. One of these was
an s-ineh boning knife, very slen-
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Within the meaning of the law
and in the light of evidence, these
purported admissions appear to
have been made volun tarily, anc
for that reason should be ad.
mitted," the judge said.
Judge Lewelling said:
II am bound by the sworn ties.
timOny of witnesses. 1 cannot be
bound by some beliefs and prac.
tees said to have been resorted
to by police in other states. 1t is
reprehensible that liquor should
be given to a prisoner by police,
However, the evidence shows that
no liquor was given to this de-
PENDANT to dull his mind and that
he was i'm possession of all his
facilities at the time.
so far as the record shows
there was no duress, no promises
of leniency, and no threats. am
not unmindful of third-degree
methods, and if the evidence
showed they had been resorted to,
1 would not hesitate to exclude
all the admissions"
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boy 7 to 1, Rainier district be-
hind the steady pitching of Herb
Gribble, swarmed over Sand Point
Naval Air Station 9 to 1, while
the Winslow Marine drubbed the
Colored Giants IA to 3.
The Giant-Winslow game was
preceded by colorful ceremony,
including flag raising by a color
guard from the army, while the
large crowd who always attend
the Giants games joined in sing
ing the National Anthem. A dis
tinctive feature of the ceremony
was the battery with Councilman
Bob" Jones pitching, and County
Auditor Robert A. Bobby" Nor
ris catching with County Commits
sioner Russell Fluent as a bats
man. Mr.. Fluent hit the second
ball pitched for a screaming sin
gle after which umpire O'Bannon
called play ball" and the 1913
race was on.
Winslow scored three unearned
runs in the first inning when the
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Giants left fielder lost fly balI
in the sun followed by several
wild throws by the infield. Err
rors by Winslow gave the Giants
run in the first inning. Both
teams then settled down and play
ed good ball until the first OF the
seventh, when Winslow pushed
across six runs before the first
out. From then on the Giants de-
Tense crumbled, Winslow going
on to win by the score of IA to 3.
The figures are bit misleading
as each team gathered virtually
the same number of hits - Win
slow 10, Giants ~. The Giants
had IL men left on bases. while
Winslow left 8 on. Lefty" Ison
was effective for Winslow, and
while the reliable Curtis Collins
of the Giants pitched six innings.
no earned runs were scored off
him.
Next Sunday 2 p. m. the Giants
will meet the Transfers at Gar
field.
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Why Sinners Are not
Expelled From the
Catholic Church

The Bible teaches that Christ
died for all men, both saints and
sinners. and not merely for the
saved" or "predestined."
2 Cor. Sis: And that he died
for, that they which live should
not henceforth live unto themsel-
yes, but unto him which died for
them and rose again.
Rom. s, 6 to 81: For when we
were yet without strength, in due
time Christ died for the ungodly.
etc.
l Tim. %: And he is the pro-
pitiation for our sins: and not
for ours only but also for the
sins of the whole world.
1 Tim. "a: Who will have all
men to be saved, and to come un-
to the knowledge of the truth.
Comment: Hence to the Catho-
lie Church the soul of the con-
demned criminal on the scaffold
is an object of tender solicitude
no less than that of the just and
righteous man.
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IL:
The Bible teaches that not only
the Just but sinners will always
claim external membership in the
true Church.
Matt. 1924: The parable of
the field in which grew both grain
and cookie.
Matt. 22-2: The parable of the
king who made a marriage for his
son.
2 Tim. 2-2O: But in a great
house there are not only vessels
of gold and of silver, but also of
wood and of earth; and some to
honor and some dishonor.
Matt. 1915: Moreover If thy
brother trespass against thee, go
and tell him his fault between
thee and him alone; if he shall
hear thee thou hast gained thy
brother.
Matt. 13-47: Parable of the net
that was cast into the sea, and
gathered every kind of fish, saw
orary and unsavory.
Comment: Hence because I'M
godly persons call themselves
Catholic, but are so in name only,
is no reflection upon the Church
itself. 1t Is rather a veriflcation
of Christ's prophecies.
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rem Of sd. GOO OHer

leu OF l,OOO OHef
Tetrick asked him the motive.
Folkes replied:
"A man came to me the night
before and said he wanted a wo-
man killed and said would j do it..
l said I'd do it for anything from
a penny to a nickel"
The man then told him that he
would pay $1,000 if Folkes oculd
kill the woman and, get away with
it. Folkes couldn't describe the
man because he said he wore an
overcoat and a mask. Folkes said
he guessed the man picked him
out because he saw how handy he
was with a knife.
Then Folkes asked for drink
again and Rasmussen gave him
bottle purchased on the way to
the home of Jessie Taylor. He