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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-21

NAAAY-n ysa ars lonely. TIE ~
kahas coahdeutial Sueoessfui Club
M hrss number Of wealthy eligible
Asabsrs. both ssxos. Wishing early
urrsiAss. Description frse. sars.
Wsubsl, Boz Is. Cortland. @ a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Senator Geo. A. Cox, prominent IN
Canadian financial circles and presl-
dent of the Canada Life Assurance
Co, died in Toronto Friday.
White Heart, a famous Kentucky
thoroughbred, owned by Mrs. Julia
Doane Dresser, broke leg by fall
while out on the road at Thompson
CT, Thursday and had to be shot. The
horse had II blue ribbons to his credit
Charles r. Pendleton, for Is years
editor and part owner of the Macon
Daily Telegraph of Macon, Ca, died
early Friday, after an illness Of five
weeks.
Accidents on the electric and steam
railroad lines in Rhode Island caused
the death of 27 persons and the in1ur-
ing of COZ others during the six months
ending June 80 last, according to the
annual report of the Public Utilities
Commission, presented to the Legisla-
ture Friday. The report recommended
the adoption of legislation similar to
that in force IN Wisconsin providing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

winthrop and Summers streets. Rev. Le-
roy W. Coons pastor: Morning worship
al 1890; sermon subject, Religion Need
ed by Morality and Morality Needed by
Rehgion;' music by the regular church
quartet with Prof George II. Goodrich
as organist; Bible school, Weston Lewis
superintendent, at Ills "A. M; classes
WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION:
sunday school at IL NJ. Gospel services
at and 7.3o p. NJ Meetings every eve
ming during the week except Wednesday
ST. BARNABAS church, Bangor street
end Sunday after Epiphany: Holy com
munion at S.45 a. NJ: Sunday school at
40 Z. NJ: evening prayer at $50 o'clock.
THE FRIENDS, Rev. Albert n. Smith
pastor: Services at Gospel Mission room,
12S Water street: Morning worship at
1880; Bible class at noon: prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL church,
Is Green street. Henry f. Dunnack min
lister: 1890, morning worship with ser
mon; subject 1.-The Victory of the De-
feated;" special music by the vested
choir: 1130 A. NJ, Sunday school; $50 +
NJ, the Epworth League service; 80,
evening worship; subject, The Hour Has
Come"
UNITARIAN church. Rev. p. S. Phe-
Ian pastor: Morning service at $50; sun
day school at IL 45, with graded course
for all classes; vesper service at 4So with
special music
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Following is the official program for
the mid-winter meeting of the Maine
Federation of Womens Clubs to be held
Wednesday, Jan. 21, at the Penney Memo
rial Baptist church on Grove street;
MORNING SESSION AT 10 O'CLOCK
Mrs. Frederick P. Abbott, president, pre-
siding.
Guest of Honor, Mrs. George ). Clafke,
president Of the Canadian Club, st.
Stephen, n. B.
Call to Order.
Invocation, ReV u ". Moshei
Greetings,
Mrs. Helen Mason Tenney, president
Current Events Club
Mrs. Henry a. Wing, vice president
Maine Federation
Greetings,
Mrs. Frederick P. Abbott, president
Roll Call of Clubs. oro
tary
Admission of New Clubs:
The Riverside Reading Club of Kittery
The Schumann Club of Bangor
Report of treasurer
Invitation for annual meetlne:
Election of delegates to the plennlai at
Chicago June 3, lyl4
Suggestions by chairmen OF standing
committees: - ~, -
Arts and Crafts, rs. w. " -. ,1utl,. ~
Civics. MRS; ". %. r;u III
Canservation. Mrs. Frank L. Powers
IegisIation Mrs. Joseph M. Strout
Literature and Art, Miss Mabel G. Foster
Music, MRS. Viola De oi's
ochoiai s'ip Mrs. Charles F. Flagg
bureau Oh Mrs. William F. Atwood
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

According to persistent rumor
which is going the rounds some of the
sportsmen who are this winter enjoy
ing the ice fishing on the various ponas
in the vicinity of Augusta and on Web
Der pond in Nassalboro in particular,
should be a little careful what kind OF
fish they take from the waters of those
ponds. Under the general law pickerel
can be taken through the ice on any
ponds that are not closed to Ice nsh-
ing. but when it comes to taking land
locked salmon, trout, togue and white
perch the law specifies that these hsh
can only be. taken through the ice
during the months of February and
March. The penalty for violation OF
the law is a fine of not less than $lo
nor more than $50. and costs of prose
cution for each offense, and in addi-
ton thereto 81 for each fish taken,
caught, killed OF had in possession IN
violation of the law.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Printing. Mrs. Royal E. Gould
Publicity. Miss Florence l.. Nye
Historian Miss Lucia Connor
General eiaItg li'Hs Federation Bulletin,
Mrs. j. Frank Rich
General Federation Secretary,
Mrs Elizabeth Pettengill
Endowment,
Mrs. Stanley Plummer, treasurer of the
Maine State Endowment Fund
Address-"Home Economies,
Miss Cornelia Palmer chairman
Followed by discussion.
Three requests from our nationa! pres
ident Mrs. Pennybacker:
l. A more thorough understanding De-
tween rural and urban women.
Q more sympathetic relationship be-
tween all classes of women IN Amerl-
can life.
8. The introduction of our daughters into
active club life.
A Raw of Sunshine. Mrs. II. 3, Pulsifer
Eugenics, Miss Gertrude L. Mcdonald
Kindergarten Work, s,,.. Na,ra T. Brown
uDe' Miss Elizabeth Marco
AFTERNOON SESSION AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Reading of Minutes.
Address-"Heroes and Heroines,
Mrs Martha Baker Dunn
Solo. Mrs. T. ]. Southland
ture Miss Mabel g. Foster
Report of Resolutions Committee
The Current Events Club will tender
complimentary luncheon at the Augusta
House to the executive board of the Fed
Grafton, the past presidents and the guest
of honor.
The ladies of the church will serve
luncheon in the vestry to the delegates
and visitors.
The members of the hospitality commit
too 90 tho Current Events Club are: Mrs.
H. S. Thompson. Mrs R. H. Conant, Mrs.
7 G. Roule. Mrs. E.@e. CARL and Miss
Inez Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.

THE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST
Society will hold Sunday services at G..
A. r. hall. 2.30 and 730, Mrs. Nora Lar
rabee, speaker and message bearer.
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAP-
TIST church. Rev. Charles G. Mosher,
pastor Preaching service at 1885, sub
ject, Men Wanted: Sunday school at
11.45; mems class in audience room.
strangers especially invited c. e. SER
vice at 6.45, illustrated talk on the 23rd
Psalm; Evangelistic service at 730, SER
mon by the pastor, Crossing the Jor-
DAN"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society; Sun
day service at II A. NJ. subject, "Life'';
ming meeting at o'clock. Reading room
open to the public daily from 8 to p.
M. Christian Science hall. 223 Water st.
SAINT MARKS church, Pleasant
street, Rev. Brian c. Roberts, rector.
ed Sunday after Epiphany: Holy eu-
charist, 7.30 A. M. Sunday school, $50 A.
M; morning prayer and sermon, 1870 A.
M; evening prayer and sermon, 730 p
NJ. All services conducted by the rector
FIRST BAPTIST church on Winthrop
street, B; =; Hope pastor; Morning SER
vice at 1880 with sermon on "A Great
Truth of Life and DEATH" Sunday
school at noon; Y. p s. c. e. at 6. IS;
evening service at 7.3o with sermon on
encouragement for Christian Work.
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at 730
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Rev. Clayton d. Boothby minis
ter Morning worship at 1870 O'Clock
with sermon, music by chorus choir un-
der direction of Prof. F.. H. Wass of
Brunswick; Sunday school in the chapel
at n.45; young peoples service in the
chapel at $50 P. M; topic. 'Interpre-
ters;" Wednesday evening service in the
chapel at 7.30 o'clock; topic, Workers
! uNIYERsALIST church. cnrnAr q,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17
FOUND IN LEWISTON.
Young Charles Holland Runs Away
But Is Brought Back.

Master Charles Holland, aged IA
years, one of the boys at the Children's S
Home who had been living in the fam
lily of H. j. Merrick on Church Hill.
doing the chores and going to school,
made a trip to Lewiston Thursday on
his own account, but was brought back
to Augusta Friday evening by Supt.
Halves of the Home, sorry that he had
run away and on the whole rather
glad to return. Following whim the
youngster started out Thursday morn
ing with a total cash capital OF 81
cents, bound for Lewiston and rode on
the trolleys as far as the money would
carr him. The rest of the distance he
claimed to have walked. Whatever the
case he was picked up at about mid
night on the streets of Lewiston by the
police.
To the officer who took him in he said
that his home was in Auburn but that
he was not used we'll and was looking
for q lob. The Lewiston police Kept
the lad over night and Friday morn
ing telephoned City Marshal Colgan,
who requested that the boy be held un-
til he could go over to Lewiston or
send someone after the lad Marshal
Colgan then communicated with Supt.
Hawes of the Home, and in the after
noon the latter went over and brought
young Holland back to Augusta Mr.
Hawes said last evening that there
was no reason for the boy running
away as he had a good home, and that
his going was probably due to an i'm
pulse. Mr.. Hawes kept the boy at his
home Friday night and will take meas
ures today to find him another place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Asylum, lodge, Nc. .7o,sI. o. o. F., Cons
ducts Ceremony Friday Evening.

Asylum Lodge No. 20, i. @. o. f.,
held its regular meeting Friday eve
ming and installed its officers for the
ensuing year, the ceremony being con-
Quoted by d. D. G.. NJ. Harry w. Reid
and staff, they being D. ID. G. W.
Townsend and d. d. G. NJ. O. E. Farm
ham. The officers installed were as
follows. S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

ian whom he attempted to arrest early
Friday Policeman Peter C. Scheiwer
is in the hospital in Erie, Pa, mortal
ly wounded. The Italian escaped
though Scheiwer shot him once as he
ran. His flight was traced by blood
for several blocks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Lodge, No. 70, /. Q. 0. F.
y. G., W. F. Currier; V. G., C. E.
Pratt; Rec. Sec, E. f. Weston; Fin.
Sec. A. D. Weeks; Treas, H. C.
Griffith warden, Leon C. Hughes; con-
ductor, A. H. Hunt; r. S. n. g., Irv-
ing Packard; l.. S. N. G., Watson
Burt; R. S. v. G., Ira Marston; L.
S. n. G., Arthur L. Foster; r. S. s.,
F. E. Harnden; L. S. S., r. M. Burns;
o. G., w. S. Baldwin, P. c.: 1. G., Jo-
seph Quinnam; chaplain, Carol Black.
Following the ceremony of installa-
tion refreshments were served and an
hour passed in the enjoyment of an in
formal good time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

for the physical valuation OF Public
Utilities.
The immense fertilizer plant OF the
F. S. Royster Co. at Fairfield, Md,
just south of Baltimore, Nd, was
swept by fire Friday Before the
flames were gotten under control af-
ter several hours of hard fighting,
damage estimated at between 100000
and 100000 had been caused.
Stabbed in the abdomen by an Ital--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Miss Mabel Lapointe. who has for the
past week been Ill at her home on
Weston street, has so far recovered
as to be out again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Australia's new nickel coins will have
scalloped edges to prevent their being
mistaken for silver money.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

s275 Long Bath Robes and kimonos,
fine heavy F1eeced ones, some long and
some short sleeves. All 81 NO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Mems Heavy F1eeced Shirts and
Drawers, regular soc. IN.
goods, all sizes s........... UIS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17
Be sure to see the Pictures at Z!

Women's Serge Dresses, values $500
to $1,000, now reduced from $3.50 to
s6.S7.
Be sure to see them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

A store full of warm, comfortable win
ter wears.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17
Program for Mid=Winter Meeting
Maine Federation WOmen'S Clubs.

Mrs. Royal E. Gould
Miss Florence L. Nye
Miss Lucia Common
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-17

Boys Heavy F1eeced 25c. Shirts anc
Drawers, VT. to IA VT. IN =
sizes, nice heavy goods.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

rodna moe. Ampak &C zahtevajo
kaJ podobnega, pa Sc mu ponu.
dlJo tuji delavci "a slabSe pogo
Je, DO svoje brez pomisleka nado.
mestii z mimi. In to nj niti oeitek.
ampak enostavno konstatiranje;
kaJh predobro vemo, kakSna je
moe gospodarskih razmer.
PRAY cato pa je potrebna med
narodna organizacija proletaria-
ia. Same cd onih podjetnikov, pri
katerih so vposleni slovenski de-
lavci, hi mogoGe uspesno zahteva-
ii boljsih delovnih pogojev, ker
morajo ii podjetniki skrbeti, da Sc
NTH polozaj he poslabsa V prime
ri z drugimi k~apitalisti. Najuspes
neJse bodo zahteve tedaj, ce Sc
imaJo izvrSiti V cell industriji in
zadeti vse ~podjetnike enako. Ia.
kaj tedaj odpade izgovor ma kon.
kurenco. Seveda Sc 30 takim "a.
htevam vse podjetniStvo solidar-
no postavilo V bran i'm Sc upiralo
dokler st BIO moglo. Yes sovini.
zem DO tisti hip obmolknil in vsi
izkoriScevalci bodo mednarodno
zdruzeni. Ali cato jc treba, da Jim
stopi nasproti mcdnarodno zdru-
zeno delavstvo.
To so odlocilni boji, V katerih
gre "a velike intercse delavstva.
"a machine in trajnc uspehc. Kaj-
II stavka "a par vinarjcv mezdne.
"a priboljSka je lie orozna vaja.
ker DO prvo podrazenjc re V KRAFT.
KEN tasu unicilO tax uSpch. De.
lavStvo ~potrebuje veJiko wee ka-
kor take malcnkostne pridobitve.
Ne glede ma zadnji cilj mora re
V sedanji druzbi dobiti pravico
soodlotevanja podjetih, Xxi ne OBJ
stoJajo lie cd podjetuiSkcga kapi-
tala, ampak Sc veliko boil cd de-
lavSkega della. DoSeGi mora po-
godbc. XII vcljajo "a vSo industri.
10 IN zagotovljajo dclavcem vsaj
"a primerno dobo gotovo viSino
zlNlJenJa, Xxi mu omogoca mirnej.
81 razvoJ. DoSeti mora tudi zako.
nito varstvo Svojih gospodarskih
pridobitcv.
Ia take reel pa MISC dovolj moe.
M ne anglcSki ne Slovcnski. ne
ncmSki, ne italijanski dclavci. lie
vsl skupal Y teSni zdruzitvi. Y t.
notni armadi lehko izvojujcjo ia
Ike bojc. In cato j. mcdnarodnost
"a delavce ncizogibna. Razbijanjc
te mednarodnosti jc zloGu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
MESA Sc JIM!

Mi smo StraSni nicvrcdmczi. kcr
nismo patriotic. Ali boljc je, da
nismo. zakaj patriotizcm jc ne
varna bolczcm. Ia slcpca jasno ka.
10 to sluzbeni ukaz. Hi "a jc tidal
V Stutgartu ma NcmSkcm ondot-
nj policiiski ravnatelj svojim po-
llcistom, pravzaprav namcnil
vscmu prcbivalStvu.
Razglas ina dobe>cdmo slcdcGo
vsebino:
Strazniki!
Prebivalstvu Sc zacenja mcSati.
Clice napolnjujejo stare babe obo.
jega spola, XII Sc obnaSaio skrat.
ka nedostojno. NSakdo vidi Y svo.
Jem blilnjcm ILskega ali frances.
kcga SpiOna, pa Smatra IA Svojo
dollnost, da prctcpc do krvi MEGA
i'm Stralnika, Xxi "a hoGc bramiti,
najmanjc pa, da "a izroCi policiji
III ia pOvzroGi vclik sick i'm rabu-
10. Oblake SEadtrajo "a %lctalce,
zvczdc IA zrakoplovc. guvernale
ma hicikhh IA bombc. Govore, da
80 bile brzojavnc i'm tclcfonske ii.
Gee Sredi S%tuttgarta porczanc, mo
stow razstrcljeni. sPioni po magli
sodbi uStreljeni in vodovodi "a.
strupljeni. Nj mogocc uganiti. ka-
ko bo to Sc lie tcdaj, de postane cas-
res tczavncjSi.
Dognano jc, da So nj doslcj Sc
mic kolitkaj >umljivcga zgodilo.
Nendar st zdi clovcku, kakor ola
Je noriSnici, mcdtcm ko mai hi
vcndar vSakdo. Gc nj strahopetec
ali pa lcnuh, izp%olnjcval svojo dol
znost. Sal jc cas- dovolj rcscn "a
to.
|Strazniki, Ohranitc 81 tudi ma.
daljc hladno kri. Boditc kakor do.
slcj mozjc, pa ne babe; ne dajtc
So ugnati Y kozii rog, in imejtc cd
prtc oti, kakor jc va5a dolznoSt."
&c mora ze poIicijski ravnatclj
TAXI p;Sati. tcdai 50 njcgoyc bcSc-
de gotoyO zclo utcmcljene. In
zdai imamo emo ma bclem, ola vo.
Ill patriOtizem V uoriSnico.
Mi pa Sc ne maramo tia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne CITRATE Sc ma pretirane
in vabljNe Oglase razlicnih zemljskih agentov, v katerih VAN va-
kovrstne stvari obljubujejo, kakor stalno delo, brezplacno stavlja-
ME in ciScene zemlje in duge vabljive pretveze katerih sploh ne
morejo in ne nameravajo spolnit- Vehko denaria in dragocenega
casa 81 bodete prihranii ako pisete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zemlje, kraja, kupnih pogojev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, kjer ina re mnogo rojakov
kupljeni svet in Jill je re lepo stevilo naseljenih. Tam je svet prav
rodovten in rodi vsakovrstne poljske pridelke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vinsko trio. Ia svt Sc nahaja tk prjaznega me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, cage, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go drugih podjeti
Priporocamo rojakom, kateri zei biti dobro in poSteno postre-
zen dobiti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in prijaznem
kraju ter bti vsestransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel,
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natancne informacje in mapo
tamosnje slovenske farmarske naselbine, predno greste KAN dru.
gam svet gledati in pc nepotrebnem cas- in denar tratiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

NcmSka vlada je sama izdala
uradcn razglas, V katcrcm pravi:
"Tuje dezclc so mas naravnost
preplavile $ Spioni in z osebami. XII
so d%olotene "a izvrSevanje zloGin-
SIKH natrtov. Storjcni so bill 70
razlicni poizkusi, Ola hi Sc razde-
Jale vazne umctne zgradbe, zelcz-
niskl mostovi, tuncli i. t. d., in da
bi Sc tako motil razvoj naSc anna
de. Nsak poizkus Sc V scdanjcm
polozaju brez prizanaSanja kaznu-
% $ smrtjo. Nsi dosedan.ji poizku-
S, trancoskih in ruskih agc"tov so
ia >rcro ostali brcz uspchs storii-
cl so .. TAXI ,i.t,rlicn.. = dclo-
rahl" '"krg: rjs'"czli;a izmcd
prebivalstva "a blagor domovinc
Sc mora Sc povecati. Okrog in
okrog smo Cbdani Cd Spionov."
&c vlada tako g%ovori, Sc mora
ljudjcm zmeSati. Ncmara stc.je
stutgarski policijski ravnatel.j tu-
Oh Nillema, Bethmana in to gospo-
do med stare babe oboiega spo-
la?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
rajo proti vojni.

rajo prot vojni.
Pri mas je strankarskO ~zivljenje
skoraj zaduSeno. Pobrali so nam
tri cetrtine sodrugov, skOraj vse
ma vodilnih mestih. Shoda nj mo-
goce sklicati. Povsod so spioni. V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
ODKOD PRIHAJA BLAZNOST'

Policijski ravnatclj Y Stutgartu
pravi. da Sc starim babam obo.icga
spola mesa, kcr vidijo povsod Sa-
me Spionc.
kdo pa jc povzroGil, da so lju-
die take zblaZncli?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

Delavskom Domu je mrtvO. kaJ
bo Sc lie, kadar Sc vojna razvijef
&c mi DO mogoce, VAN o priliki
Sc kaj spOrocim.
S socialisticnim pozdravom Vas
j. Il.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
IL STAREGA KRAJA.
Pismo IL Trsta.

'NJAi' HAhhJ'
Sc je priGelo. Dne IS. (julija) je.
AvStrija Srbi.ii formalno napove-
dala vOjno, i'll ce YAM pride to
pismO V roke, bo do tistcga casa
gotovo zc naimanj pol Europe V.
ognji. Sal he more nihce vcrjcti,
ola DO ia vojna lokalizirana tisti.
kl so jo hoteli. imeti, imajo veiiko
vetjc muhe V CLAW.
Takozvani merodajni ljudjc ma
Dunaju, katere zadenc odgovor.
most "a grozo. XII mora nastati liz
tcga podziganja, Smatrajo avStrij,
Skc narodc paC "a tako neumne,
da bodo verjcli Y ncdolznoSt brcz-
vcStnih vojuih hujSkaGcv. Sc boil
kakor ma ljudSko kratkovidnost
So pa z~anaSajo ma silo. XII Stopa Y
AvStriji povsod ma mcSto zakona
NSak tlovck Y lei draw jc da-
ncs ~podvrlcr vojaSkcmu SodiSGu
in SliSi ST., da DO kmalu razglaSe.
ma tudi nagla sodba.
Dine 20. julia so povsod nabili
lcpakc Z oklicom. Hi ga j. tidal
cesar Franc .Jozcf "svojim" ma.
rodom. Tudi GaSopi>i 50 ob.javili
ia oklic. V MEM So naiprcj sofia
vo ~pripoveduje. ia je hotel cesar
V lrtlh, XII mu Jill So prisOdi 'bo-
ga pravldnoSt. delovati V ma
meme mlru III ohvarovau lJudStvo
Ir'eV IN bremen NoJne. All -
NaJpada priSilJen j. hil, da Ie
po'rshli NEE "a 1ar>'vo monarhi-
"''"' '">'' Ter po-
9
-" ten hhavSklh Iazch laze O.
N''c nrSrdhlllo "aiJ'. NagIaSa' ne
h~Nale@hoSt SrbiJe' kalcro le ha'
j. AIS'flJa Po"lifaIa NSaNem a.
"'" III 60 |adhJcSa 'f'notN"
Lahkovernim otrckom pripovc-
dule. kako da jc bila AvStrija mi
%rolJubna V casu. ko Jc ancktirala
boSno III herzegovina IN kako da
Je blla n%evtralna Y dobi balkan
>ke NoJne. fotcm tarna oklic, da
j. ma Jugu zIoensko SlhanJe, kl
horr cello Nr>to atcniatov IL
hlci'l Drawn red pa pravl, eta
mora bltl TO zaduSeno, tc hoGc
",I"I S''Jo 'aS' IN NVoJ
"s''u ~" -" "o'r"hJ' mr.. cesar
"" N'"po NNoJI hrapr'
a,:' I,'""''' II. Ne''d" po%''a
"'E"' nag "'" Po'""s"
NNs'rlJa J' I|"rJcha Y hmavScl.
M al. 'aNo hesramno IicemerSke'
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

raJevu wee vojakov kakor civilne.
ga prebivalstva! Zakaj so bill
mornariski rezervisti do zadnjega
moza poklicani pod orozjeH
dobi aneksije Sc je mir O.
hranil kljub Avstriji, ne pa S pc.
motjo Avstrije.
Pa nadalje: Avstrijska ne
vstralnost OBJ casu balkanske
vojne!
Ali j. bila to nevtralnost, da
so lump v "literarnem biroju"
zunanJega ministrstva izmislili
ProchazkoyO afero z ocitnim ma
menom, ola izzovejo vojno?
Ali j. bila to nevtralnost, da je
AvstriJa gonila Srbe liz DraSa, ter
zugala, da napade Srbijo, &c Sc
he umakne? Ali je bila to nevtral-
most, da jc Avstrija zopet mobili-
zirala in ola SO moral nasi rezer-
visit skoraj leto dni zapravljati
svoJ dragOceni cas- V Bosni, Her,
cegovini in Dalmaciii brez poste..
mega pristreSja, brez zadostne
hrane in morocco skrbjo "a svoje
druzinc?
Ali j. bila to nevtralnost, da j.
hotela AvStrija izzvati evropsko
vojno zaradi Skadra in potem y
pet zaradi Atlantic? Da je morala
zaradi aystrijskih muh plavati
mednarodna eskadra pc jadran-
skem morju in da so Sc morale
vclesile %izrostaviti blamazi vpriGo
male trne Gore, Xxi Sc je smejala
barkam velikih drzav?
Ali jc bila TO nevtralnost. da jc
oficiclna Avstrija naScuvala Fer
dinanda Koburzana V vo.ino $
Srhijo?
Ali jc bila to nevtralnost, da .jc
Avstrija hotela poruSiti bukarc.
Ski mir!
|, ljudjc MISC tako kratkega
spomina. kakor mislijo faloti ma
Ballplatzu in po raznih graScinah ,
Cetudi Sc ne m V Avstriji zda.j
zapisati nobena reSniGna bcscda
in cetudi mrgoli vse policijskih
Spionov. jc vendar popolnoma ia
sno. da jc to vojno hotela avstrij-
ska vojna klika in &c jc cesar bii
miroljuben, Sc je dial premagati
od tc klikc. Ker pa pravijo, da
Sc nobeni vladni posi- ne izvrSc
brez NIGGA. jc moral vedcti, da
podpiSujc lopovStino. In potem
So prosi Boga. maj mu jo blago-
Slow,
Pod pritiskom absolutizma Sc
jc pa zdaj hinavSGina razSirila pc
vScj DRAW. SliSimo, da so Sc pc
ySch vclikih mcstih prircdilc ma.
vduScuc dcmonStracijc "a vojno
Ncrjamemo,
Tudi pri mas je bila TAXA demon.
S'raciia. Nemo pa dobro. kdo jc
jc prircdil Is ko j. bill Srbiji pc.
slam ultimatUm, so prcobleGcni pc.
hciSti dcmoustrirali pred Srbskim
I'm pred ruskim konzulatom. Am
pax zmotili so Sc, cc so miSlili, Ola
Sc jim BIO ljudStvo %pridruzilo ma
robe jc bilo: ljudstvo Jill jc "a.
podilo.
Idaj, ko jc napovcdana vojna
jc pa policija a~ranzirala ''vcliko'
dcmonstracijo. NojaSka banda j
MARSHALL ter igrala i~talijanSkc il
>loyanSkc pcsmi, katcrih ne bi hi
la Y drugih cash igrala "a mai
drazii dcnar. Zanjo so drill civilnC
oblcjcni policaji, trzaSka mulari
ia, in pa rcZeryisti. katcre so ma.
guali. maj sc navduSujcjo "a klav.
uico, Y katcro Jill bodo gnali,
Bio je tudi vsc polno patrio.
titnih gOvOranc in vsega zlodja
ampak clovcku Sc studi, da hi tC
opisoval.
kaj pa pomagajo take komedi
je? Pravo razpolozcnjc jc vcndal
vSc drugacno. Zdaj, ko vSakdo We
da nj bila mobilizacija lc IA SalO
zija skozi vse umctno izsil.jenC
navduScmjc morcGa Skrb. Pc do
movih .je iok in stok. Zcnc ne We
do. &c Sc jim vrncjo mozjc, ma
tcrc ne, cc bodo Sc kdaj vidcl,