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Evening journal., 1913-09-06
ONLY Sl.7O FOR
THIEVES WHO HAVE
ONE BUSY NIGHT

The western section of the city re-
ceived many visits from burglars on
Thursday night OF early yesterday
morning. So far as could be learned,
the burglars, who are supposed to be
boys, or someone not experienced in
burglary, did not succeed in obtaining
much OF value for the risk they took
in entering the various houses.
Three places were entered by the
thieves, they being the house and gro
oery store of Asa A. Taylor, at the
southwest corner of Fifth and Harri-
son streets; the grocery store of J..
P. Conoway, at the northwest corner
of Fourth and Franklin streets, and
the shoe store of julius Cervilli, at
1900 IL West Fifth street. The burg
lars left no clue to their identity in
either place.
Mr.. Taylor discovered the robbery in
his store at 4.30 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning The burglars had forced en-
trance through a back door and ther
broke open the door between the house
part and the store with a tea kettle
Only thirty cents was obtained by tn,
thieves from the cash register which
they opened by taking the sorrows from
the top. The intruders placed elas;
dish and pitcher on the stairs in order
that any person coming down woulC
make a noise and give the alarm il
time for them to make their escape.
The burglars forced the front dool
Of Cervillrs shoe store and got ninety
cents. Nothing else was disturbed.
The thieves also entered Conoway's
store by the front door and found 81
cents in the money drawer, making d
total Of Sl70 for the three robberies.
John II. Minnick's bicycle store, at No
Cos Delaware avenue. was entered BY
thieves last Monday night, and two new
bicycles valued at $50 each. two motor
cycles cyclometers, valued at SIS each, q
silver watch, valued at s., ana an auto
mobile horn were stolen. The police re-
covered one of the bicycles yesterday.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
CONVICT PARENTS ON
CHILDREN'S TESTIMONY

Robert Palmer and Miss Blnnche Vim
cent, son and daughter, appeared against
Mrs Sarah Palmer and Mrs Belle Camp.
bell. their mothers, charged in City
Court to-day with Harry G.. Smith. with
breach Of the peace. The children, who
are under age, corroborated the testi-
mony of Mrs. Fannie Jumbo. Of No. 3l2
Taylor street, who said she and other
neighhors were prevented from sleeping
at night BY noise coming from the home
Of the defendants. No 307 Taylor streei.
Deputy Judge Joslyn lectured tbs
women, saying they should know better
than TO act they way they we're charg-
ed in the presence Of their young
children. Each were held under $500
peace bonds. From the evidence pro
duced. the defendants made /
practice of getting drunk and ther
fighting Mrs. Palmer today said
that her son abused her, but this he
denied.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
DEATH CALLS
HENRY BLOUTH
Veteran Hotel Proprietor and
Brewer is Victim Of
Liver Trouble
WIFE I'LL, SHOCKED
BY HUSBANDS DEATH

I'll for sometime, and Of late con-
fined to his room Henry Blouth. aged
So years, proprietor of the Grand
Union Hotel al Front and French
and president of the Wilmington
Brewing Company, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon Of liver com
plant and dropsy at his hotel. He
was sitting on the edge Of his bed
when the end came. His nurse had
asked him If he wanted a drink of
water and he replied. Il can't" When
the nurse turned toward the door.
Mr. Blouth fell back in bed. DR.. John
Palmer was summoned but the
patient was dead upon the physi-
clans arrival. His death occurred
near a room occupied by Mrs Blouth
who also has been seriously i'll with
dropsical trouble. Her condition ap-
pears to be improving though the
news Of her husbands death was a
shock TO her.
Mr. Blouth has lived in Wilmington
about "a years, having come here rs
member Of a brass band that accom-
panied Troy, N. Y, fremen in a par
ade II was on this occasion that he
met Miss Caroline Stoeckle The attrac-
tion was mutual and resulted in their
wedding A year later he bought the
corner OF Front and French streets
which was then occupied by a black
smith shop. He built the present
Grand Union Hotel at that time and
with the exception of a short interval
conducted it all that time. Mr.. Bloutf
was one of the most prominent Ger
mans in Wilmington and was identified
with nearly all of the German socie.
/ ties. He was treasurer of the Turr
Hall Company for years, and also wal
member Of the Delaware Tribe. I'm
proved Order of Red Men, the Ancien
Order of United Workmen, the Odr
Fellows and several other societies
He was a member Of the Wilmington
Aerie, Fraternal Order OF Eagles.
Mr.. Blouth was horn in German
and came to this country when quit
a small boy with nothing hut hi
own efforts to depend upon He wa
active and ambitious and accumulate
some money
The funeral services will be held Oh
Monday afternoon at o'clock TIL
services Will be conducted by the Re,
Paul Isenschmidt, pastor of the zioi
German Lutheran Church, at Nj
Blouth's late home. Interment vii
be made in Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06

hams Vegetable Compound l improved
rapidly and today am a well woman. /
cannot tell you how happy l feel and |
cannot say too much for your Compound.
Would not be without it in the house if
It cost three times the amount. Mrs.
CHAs. CHAPMAN, r. f. d. No. 2, Belle
vue, Ohio.
Because your case is @ difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do net
continue TO suffer without giving Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. 1t surely has remedied many
cases Of female ills. such as infamma-
ton, liberation, displacements, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backaehe,
and 1t may be exactly what you need
The Pinkham record is a proud and
peerless one. 1t is a record Of constant
victory over the obstinate Ills Of woman
ills that deal out despair. tits an es-
tablished fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored
health to thousands of such suffering
women. Why don't you try it If you
need such a medicine?
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
l25 BABIES
ENTER BETTER
BABY CONTEST

Keen interest is being centered in the
Better Babies Contest, which is TO be
one Of the features az the Delaware
State Fair Children from 20 3 years
are eligible in the contest
The more than l25 entries already re-
corded include names Of children from
Mt. Pleasant, kirkwood. AIarshallton.
Odessa and this city, una there are
others yet to be heard from DR.. Albert
Robin, DR.. w. r. Speer, Dr i. }. Nc.
Entee Dr. G. G. McElfatrck, Or. f. H..
Lenderman, Dr. Paul H. smith, Or.
Sophia Ostro and Dr. Carey. of pennsyl-
vania. are included among the examining
physicians.
Under the direction Of the physical di.
rector OF the Y NJ C. a. the committee
is having a special measuring board
made
Mrs Norris. Boston lecturer, has
been invited 70 come and give lectures
on health during the three days Of the
fair
concerning the waterfront unon
which they will have to take ac-
ton.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
INSPECTING THE
RIVER FRONT

The members OF the navigation and
finance committees Of City Council,
accompanied by other members Of
that body. went on a tour OF inspec-
tion OF the Delaware waterfront this
afternoon, in automobiles especially
provided for the occasion. The party
left the City Hall at 2S0 o'clock and
proceeded to the waterfront by way
OF Seventh street through Cherry ls-
land marsh The purpose Of the in
spection Is 20 enable the members to
act inteligently upon any matter
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
BIDDLE OUT
OF DANGER
Chloride of Mercury Fails to
Kill Patient Who Fights
for Life
MANY ACCIDENT
CASES CARED FOR

Henry Biddle, who for nine days has
hovered between life and death at the
Homeopathic Hospital as the result Of
taking four bichloride of mercury tab
let's in an attempt e end his life
will recover. Such was the report
sent out from the hospital this morn
ing. In a case of bichloride of mer-
lcury poisoning II is necessary to wait
eight days 10 determine whether or
not the result will be fatal, owing to
the fact that degeneration of the
kidneys generally sets in AT the end Of
that time The crisis IN Biddle's con
dition, however. was passed yester-
day and as his kidneys were not affect
ed his recovery is almost certain.
series of minor accidents kept the
attendants of the Delaware Hospital on
the move this morning. Daniel Scho-
field. who stated that he lived on Maple
street, but would not give any number
called at the hospital with badly ia.
lufed left index finger Scnoneid refused
70 say how he had sustained the acci.
dent.
Henry Orr, Of No. Afciiugh's court
was treated az tho hospitai FOR a severe
cut over the 'eft eve, which he had re-
ceived by n fall. His injury was nor
serious.
Frank Watson. Of Hrlcrest. car
builder at the p B & w. railroad
shops, ran splinter into the middle
finger Of his right hand while al
work. The splinter was extracted n
the hospital
/ George Travers. a IA year old boy
of No AIS E. Ninth street. while bath
ing at one Of the bath houses this
morning fell and severely injured
one of his hips The injury viii no
prove serious, the boy being able L
leave the hospital after a couple o
hours.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
MOOSE NOUNS DEAD FRIENps.

Wilmington Lodge No. IA, Loyal
Order of Moose, last evening took
action upon the death of three Of
their members. James j. Kane. who
died last Sunday; John c. Jones,
who died on Monday and Charles 1.
Paris who was killed in an accident
on Thursday.
The memorial committee prepared
resolutions upon the death of the
three members, which were adopted
by the body and a copy spread upon
the minutes. An engraved copy oi
the resolutions was ordered sent tc
the family of each Of the deceased
members.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
ANOTHER GARBAGE CoMpLAINr.

Martin F. Keogh lodged complaint
with THE EVENING JOURNAL today
against the action of garbage col
lector who refused to collect garbage
IN the neighborhood OF Second and
Harrison streets today. despite the fact
that he was opposite the house where
the refuse matter was. The only an
swer made by the collector when ask
I'd to take the garbage was that an
other man would come along and get
l. AT noon the other man had failed
% appear. IL was said that garbage
there had not been collected for a
week
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
VITAL STATISTICS.

The report Of the Board of Health
for the week ending today shows 22
death. SO births and so marriages
during the week, as compared with 2s
deaths. 81 births and 102 marriages
for the corresponding week Of 1912.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06

v g " e Z "a ll = Nolli-
pound. My back
acheduntil ] thought
it would break, / had
pains all over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. /
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hope Of ever
being ell an d
strong. After tax
ing Lydia T.. Pink
Evening journal., 1913-09-06

Renters, buyers, builders are quickly
and thoroughly satisfied with the in
valuable service rendered them by the
Want Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
Friends School
Fourth and Vest Streets.
WilmingtOn. Delaware.

Delawares leading preparatory school,
htting tor either college or business. corps
Of twenty one instructors. Excellent equip
ment. Thorough instruction. Co-educa
tional, Scientific, LAIN. scientific Literary
and Classical Courses Of Study. Graduates
fitted for any college. Well equipped gym.
naaium New and we'll equipped Primary
Building. Terms modarats by reason OF
endowment Fail term begins Ninth Month
tSaptl 18th, 1918. School Office open on
and after Ninth Month (sept) lst. For
illustrated catalogue, address
HFRSCHEL A. NORRIS. A. NJ, Principal
ID. & A. Phone. 21koA.
Evening journal., 1913-09-06
WUMAN IN
TERRIBLE STATE.
Finds Help in Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Bellevue, Ohio. --''I was in terrible
state before took Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Krizev pot bivsega katoliskega

krlzev pot bivsega katoliskega
duhovnika. IL Olomuca porocajo ::
Peter Vasanik je bill pred lett ka-
toliSki duhovnik ma Moravskem.
lzStopil je IL cerkve ter postal
protestant, da Sc je lehko porOcil
z dekletom, : katerim je incl
otroka. Nato je narravil izpit "a
ucitelja in die casa pouGeval ma
protestantovskih Solah pc Nizje
Avstriiskem. Ali niegovi bivSi du-
hOVnishi sObratje Sc ga zaSle>jo-
vail pOvsod in mu odjedali kruh.
OlomuSki konzistorijat ga je Ova-
dill in sOdiSce je izreklO. da je ME
gov zakOn neveliaven. Seveda ie
moral zapustiti zaradi tega sluz-
DO. Nato je prestopil Vlasanek k
starokatoliSki veri in Sc znova po-
ro6il $ svojo zeno. Zopet so ga
klerikalci naznanili in ovadili So
diScu, a sodS6e je rszsodilo, da je
Vlasanekov zakon veljaven. Do
bill je zopet sluzbo in Steer pri cd
vetniku V Visovicu. Klerikalci so
uprizoriii tedaj COMO proti odve-
tnikovi pisarni in 10 boikotirali.
Vlasanek je morel iii IL sluzbe.
POtem je delal kot dninar pri re-
gulacnih delhi Ostre in sedaj je
tovarniski delavec V Now Paki in
zaSluzi pc dive kroni ma dan. Me
gova druzina - osem oseb - zivi
V najvecii bedi in "Pokrokove
Noviny" pozivljajo sedaj jaw
most, maj pomaga druzini pregan-
janega duhovnika. XII vkljub ST
Jajnim ponudbam cerkvenih obla-
sti nj hotel zapustiti zene in otrok
Seveda. ko hi bill bivSi duhovnik
zapeljal lie dekleta, 10 potem "a
pustil IN ma to ogorcen grmel mad
pokvarlenostjo in nenravnostjo,
to hi bio kaj drugega. Ali on nj
hotel posnemati sobratov. XII de-
lajo tako, temvec .ie sprejel tudi
poSledice svoiega deianja. Zato Sc
mora zdaj silno pokoriti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Delavci in E...sopisie. VI

- Delavci in t.:sopisje. Marsi-
kateri delavec. XII ne mara hrati.
pravi: Ne citam delavskega caso-
pisa. ker mi ie pretezak. Narav-
no; povestice o krvavih umorih.
o SmrdlIivih Skandalih in VISA Sa-
ra navadnih listov je lazja. Toda
pomisli. delavec. Kaj hoGcSo Kak
Sna le tvcja naloga in Tvoj ma
men? PoruSiti hoceS svet krivice
in ma njegove razvaline p~ostaviti
svet pravice. Ali je to igraca ma
lenkostF IzvrSiti hoGe$ najve6ie
delo vseh Gasov. Pa Sc ustraSiS
dveh, treh stavkov, Xxi Jill danes
Sc ne razumes, a Jill hos moral ra-
zumeti, ce hoceS opraviti svoie de-
10. Tvoje delo je boj. Zmagati no.
ces V fem boju. Kako hos zmapal
brez orozjaF ORR Sc po vrstah ma.
sprotnSke vojske. Ogromne are
male ina, polne zastrupljenega o.
rozJa. 5 svojim casopisiem, XII GA
izdaJa "a tvoj denar in podpira
s tvonm denariem zanasa strip V
tvo3e vrste. In ii Sc hoces boievati
brez orozja. ali nemara z n.iego-
vim orozjem9 Tega Sc ne bo-
j. sal ga pozna. sal We. da seka
tebi rane. Ali hoees prot puskam
IN tezklm topovom nastOpati 2 le-
seno sabljico' Glej, Ge hoces ala.
hko" casopisje, pomeni to ravno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
+ o LET

ne demokracije ma NemSkem; vol
nj leta 1866. splosna volilna pra-
vica v Severni NemGiji in liberal.
nj renm V Avstriji; vojni 1870. |.
republlka in komuna v Franciji
in liberalni rezim ma Nemskem
rusko -Japonski vojni revolucija ma
Ruskem, sploSna volilna pravica v
AvstrlJi, revolucionarno gibanje
v PerziJi, ma TurSkem, v Indiji, v
Egiptu, ma K~itajskem. Evropska
voJna bi bila danes veliko stra-
sneJsa nego vse one vojne. Toliko
mogocneJSe bi bile tudi njene So
elaine III pOliticne posledice.
Prevel: ]. G C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

jerk clovek, XII je bill bozji ma
mestnik. Tega skofa so virgil v
Jeco, da je poginil zeje. Papeza
beona I'LL. so prijeli ma cesti in ga
gnali V cerkev, kjer so mu netjaki
papela Adriana skuSali iztakniti
oci IN odrezati jerk. Stefana V.
so spodili IL Rima.
Cd leta 500 do 900 ie bilo pp.ye-
cenih pet papezev. Leona Y. je
Christofer dial vreci V ieco, Sc
predno je bill diva meseca papez.
Christoferu je zopet Sergio III.
spodii IL Rima. Ia papez je bill
eden ~najve6jih nemoralnih pohot-
nezev. Koncno je poginil V jeei.
Njcgov naslednik je postal Janez
ri, katerega Je dial vreSi jeco
njegov lasten brat Alberto, XII je
postal papez Janez XII. Bill je
pravi smrkovec, ko je postal pa
PEI. Stel je komaj 10 let. Ia smr-
kovec ma %papeSkem p~restolu je Ii
vel tako nemoralno. da je moral
poSeci vines nemSki cesar 0tOn |,
Papez je bill gambler. barantal
je : S%kofijami. lateransko palace
je pa spremenil Y hiSo memorial
noSti
Janeza NH. so zadavili V ieGi
Bonifacii VII. je vrgel V jeto
Benedikta VII, kjer ca je pu.
still umreti lakote. Janeza XIV. SC
tajno usmrtili Y jeGi ma gradu st
Angelo. Telo Bonifacija je liud-
stvo vlaGilo po ulicah.
Citatelii maj 81 zapomnijo. da je
nezmotljivi bozii namestnik moriI
nezmotliivega boziega namestni.
ka.
Papezu .Ianezu XVI. 81 iztak.
Mill oci. odrezali nos in iztrgali
jerk. poSadili ga ma osla, da jc
gledal nazaj in kot takega vodili
pc ullcah.
Benedict TX. je bill star diva.
najst let, ko je postal paped. Eder
njjgovih naslednikov Viktor III.
je ~izjavil. da je Benedict zivel ia.
ko razuzdano. da ga je Sram OPT
sati niegovo zivljenje.
Aleksander VI. je bill pravi tolo
val. Xxi je izvrSil vse grehe. XII so '
Spovednem navodilu IA .iezuite, k
so pa vSi odpustljivi. ako Jill je 10.
pow izvrSil V ~interesu cerkve.
Xgodovinar "Nekdo' zmaSitt
zopet clanek in recite nam. da SmC
Sieve in neZnalice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
IN VoJNA.

NaGin socialno demokratiGnega
delovanja oh pricetku vojne .ie cd
visen cd razpolozenja ~ljudskih
mas. To razpolozenje je pred vsem
uravnano po gospodarskih razme-
rah. Bebel ga je slikal Y .Jeni ma
sledeci nacin:
"NTiljone delavcev odpoklicejo
cd njihovih rodbin. XII nimaio nj
cesar wee. kar hi grill. cd cesar
hi ziveli. Stotisoce malih obrtnikov
lahko napove svoj bankrot. ker
Jim nedostaje sredstev "a nadalje-
vanie svoiih obrtov. Kurzi vseh
vrednostnih papirjev padejo tako
zelo. da Sc ~izpremene deset tisoci
premoznih rodbin V navadne bera-
ce. 1zvoz Sc %ustavi. prekinjena je
nasa mogocna svetovna trgovina.
NeSteto tovarn in obrtnih podje-
til mora V kolikor ne izdelujejo
vojnih potrebscin - mirovati. Ma
vseh koncih in krajih brezpoSel-
most. mixer nikakega zasluzka,
Uvoz zivil preneha popolnoma ali
pa velikem obsegu. Gene zivil
doseiejo nedostopno visino. To
istinito spominja in pomenja vse-
obcno lakoto. Tedai ne vpijeio
mase pc velestavkah. tedaj vpije-
jo pc delu in kruhu."
Fl gospodarskemu pritisku Sc
pridruzi Sc vpliv narodnih in pa
trioticnih strasti. Pred vojno no
vsaka vlada z vsemi sredstvi sku-
sala zbuditi te ~Strasti. RazSirjala
no preprifanje, da je domovina V
nevarnosti, da 10 hoce nasprotnik
%ponizati. da ie vlada prisiljena
spustiti Sc V obrambni BOZ, da hi
Sc dala voina prepeciti samo "a
ceno casti in najvaznejsih intere-
SOW lastne dezele. Temu V nasprot-
ju seveda DELUXE propaganda soci-
alno demokraticnega tiska in or
%ganizacije. Ali ia propaganda ie
zelo otezkocena OBJ izbruhu vojne;
vpoklic rezervistov napravi Stroke
vrzeli v proletarski organizaciji.
l.judska beda otezuie razsirjanje
strankinega tiska. V taken polo
zaju DO socialno demokraticna
propaganda cello V nemski DRAW
s svojim razsirjenim tiskom dose
gla lie manjSino. v vseh drugih de-
zelah samo majhen del liudstva.
Veeina liudstva BIO podlegla vpli-
WI patrioticne in nacionalne SUI
gestije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

toliko, kolikor leseno sabljico. Vo-
Jak Sc mora nau6iti sukati tezka
kOpja in teZke niece. III sc moraS
ueiti kar Sc ii zdi Sc tezko, kajti
tvoje casopisje nj IA zabavo, am
pax Ia BOZ. Kadar BIOS incl do
wolf orozja in dovolj ostrega orod
la, bono lahko mislh tudi ma Ia
bavo. Ampak pryo je BOZ. Della
vecl &c sedeS pet minut, pa res
no razmisljaS, Dos moral priznati
sam Y sebi, da je res tako. Ko pa
spoznaS, nj dovolj, da pravis: Res
Je. s TEN samim priznanjem ne
pOmnozis delavskega orozja niti
"a emo puscico in ne pOveeas svo-
je mOci nit "a EN- sunek. &c je res
tako, tedaj ravnaj pc svojem spo-
znanju. Naroci Sc ma delavski ca
sopis npridno ga Gitaj. &c ne ra-
Fumes tega ali omega, vpraSaj So
druga, vpraSaj V organizaciji, pa
Sc posvetujte. Ne misli, da so te-
zave representative. V treh mese-
cih sc hos smejal, da Sc Ii je vse
zdelo tako tezko. Citaj. Gitaj CT
tai Preden mine leto, hos igraje
razlagal novim citateliem. kar Sc
ii zdaj zdi tezko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
PapeZ ali kriStuS
" engleSkem ieZfku.

Poz. .liamo duhovnike in katoliGa-
ne, da zanikaio fakte, XII so v tel knji-
q, Y katerej dokazemo, da je rim
sko-katoliska cerkev n~ekrs6anska. -
Nsaka stran posebej odpira oGi.
22i strani. Cena 25c s postnino, 8 "a 81
Nsak. moski ali zenska, intersiran
Y ameriskih institucijah in Y svobodi.
hi moral naroGiti wee komadov te knji-
&c in 10 razsiriti med prijatelii in
znanci.
AMERICAN LIBERTY PUB. CO..
Dept. 149. Box 8l4. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

NaJyeGli zlotin hi bill. Gee hi de-
lavcl nasilno razdjali Svoj lastni
produkt: lmaSine. fabrike. mosto-
We, zeleznice it'd. katerega $ te-
Sko muko uStyari.io. Pac pa imajo
naravno in 6loveSko pravico. da
Svoj produkt vzamejo Y Svojo po-
seSt IN Ga vporabljaio V koriSt
vseh. In to je socialism.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

III Pd'rloticnfn StraSti. V deZelah
sploSne brambne dolznosti hi dr..
Java "militarizirala' zeleznicarje
IN delavce IL tovarn "a orozje in
municijo, brez katerih della oh ia
XIII urah ne more izhajati. prisili-
la hi jih pod pritiskom vojnega
prava k nadalievanju della. vsak
upor zlomila Z usmrtitviio potion
obsednega stanja. Zaeno no mobi-
l~lZirala vso moe drzavne oblasti
proti tisku in proti organizaciiam
proletariata.
NoJna je zadnje sredStvo kapi.
taiiStiGne konkurence. zadnji izliv
kapitalisticnega naGina V proizva-
janju. Z mehaniGnim sredstvom
ustavitve della Sc ne da prepreGiti.
= splOSno stavko Sc SINE Sele ia
KRAFT priGeti. kadar so DAM pred
pogoji "a prehod V nepOSredno
revoluciio, Y oborozeno vstajo. Ali
revoluciia proletariata nj nikdar
mani mogoca kot oh izhruhu vol
ne. ko il stoji SovraznO naSproti
koncetrirana Sila drzavne oblaSti
in VISA moe razhrzdane narodne
Strasti. &c hi bill proletariat tako
moGan. da hi Sc upal kaj takega.
potem hi bio nerazumljivo: zakai
da Sc nj re zdavnei oprostil kapi-
ta~listidnega barbarStva. Pod da-
mes danimi okoliS6inami je pre-
preGitev vojne $ SploSno stavko
utopia.
To velja tudi IA AvStrijo. Steer
lie tukaj drzavna oblast oh izbru-
hu vojne slabeiS9 kot V narodno-
enotnih drzavah. ker Sc narodi ne
iden%tificirajo z drzavo. ker goje
"a svoic narOdne tOvariSe izven
drlavnih mel income Simpatije. ker
mora torej vsaka voina naleteti
ma odpor celih narOdoy. Ma drugi
Strani pa lie AvStro-Ogrska. kot
celota razmotrivana. pretezno Sc
agrarna drlava. delavski razred
tvori maniSinO prebivalstYa. pro
letaritno delovanje obsega samo
majhen del liudstva. naSilna sredst
va drzavne oblasti proti tisku in
prot Organizacijam so zelo veil
ka. Ako Sc ma primer Avstriia
Spusti V vojno prot Srbiii. taxa
voJna gotovo nasprotuje zeljam
Jugoslovanov; ali Jugoslovani so
agrarno ljudstvo. delavci t%vorijo
lie majhen ulomeL tega naroda, 2
orozjem sploSne stavke Sc Jugo-
slovani ne morejo postaviti v bran
Preprecitev vojne s pomo6jo sploS-
ne stavke je toraj tudi tukai uto-
pija.
Toda Ge to orozie nj porabno.
razpolaga proletariat vendar 2
drugim orozjem proti vojni. y
vsemi sredstyi propaganda - od
razprave V casopiSju in parliament
tarnega govor do ulicne demon
~stracile - more delavski razred
oteziti razSiritev voinega razpolo-
zenJa; mobilizirati javno mnenje
prot hlastanju pc vojni. Socialno-
d~emokraticni protest obremenju.je
v~ladajoce razrede s tezko odgovor
nostjo "a vse vojne grozote in vse
nJene posledice. V~ladajo6i razredi
vedo, da bodo cd ljudskih mas
pozvani ma odgovor: ma odgovor
"a prelito kri, ma odgovor "a sits
ko in bedo. ma odgovor "a poraz.
Strah pred to tezko odgovornost-
10 zmanjSuje njihovo voljo. Tako
socialdemokraticna akcija lahko
resi- mir.
Ako pa Sc Wade drzneio zaceti
voJno vkljub ugovoru p~roletaria.
ia, potem pade odgovornost z vso
silo mamie. Vsaka bitka, V kateri
Jih ma tisoce pade, vsaka poostri-
tev ljudske bede zaradi vojne. zla-
sti pa vsak poraz razljuti liudske
maSe prot vladajocim razredom.
SocialnodemokratiGnc obtozbe. XII
so oh izbruhu vojne naletele ma
odpor razjarjenih nacionalnih
s%trasti, izzovejo tekom vojne V