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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
LINERS TIED UP AT
EMPEROR'S WORD
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German Lloyd Line, which was to
leave Hoboken this morning, will not
sail. The Kronprinz Wilhelm, of the
same line. scheduled to depart Tues
day. will remain at her pier. In fact,
there will be no German ships leaving
this port until further notice.
When the George Washington and
the Kaiser Wilhelm III, expected here
Sunday and Tuesday, respectively, get
into port they will tie up with the
other vessels. The Hamburg American
liner President Grant is expected to
get back here about noon. Nothing
definite was announced by the line as
TO the transfer of the passengers to
steamships flying the British flag.
A miniature reproduction of the OK
element in a German city was evident
i'm Foboken yesterday. Thousands OF
persons who had booked passage IN the
third and fourth cabins of the Water
land arrived in the town yesterday
They made their way to River ST.,
where notice on the gate outside OF
the piers announced the cancellation
OF the Vaterland's sailing.
Mingled with the throng of excited
Germans were hundreds of 'longshore-.
men and stevedores, thrown out OF
work when the German vessels went
out of service. The Princess Irene, halt
loaded with freight, was ordered left
as she was. The 'lcngshoremen were
paid off and told there was no more
work for the present The gates out
side of the docks were locked, and no
one without a special permit from the
New York Offices of the lines was al
lowed within the fence.
For while yesterday there was talk
oe AN Indignation meeting by the crews
and stokers Of the German ships to
protest against carrying men back to
Europe to fight in the Russian and
Scrvian armies. The martial attitude
of the seamen vanished, however, when
told the ships would not sail. Passen-
gers, crew and 'longshoremen mingled
i'm the streets, forming an excited mass
that alarmed the Hoboken police.
On the President Grant are ITO first
class. l6t second class and lac steer
age passengers. Among the first cabin
passengers are Senator and Mrs. Henry
p. Velte, DR.. and Mrs. Believes, Mrs
Katherin Blandford, Professor and Mrs
James NJ Hart, H. o. Bodine and DR.
A. c. Harrison Friends of many OF
the passengers were glad yesterday
that the vessel had been recalled. II
meant, they argued, that Germany
would be plunged into war before the
steamer could have reached Hamburg.
Last night it was announced by the
Hamburg-Ame Line that many OF
the Vaterland's passengers would sal
this morning on the Red Star liner
ICELAND, with Antwerp as their desti.
nation.
Philadelphia, July 3l.-As a result oil
the German governments decree of &
state of war the sailing of the Ham
burg American Line steamer Rheti'
from this port to-day for Hamburg
with so cabin and $50 steerage passen
gers and { large general cargo wa'
cancelled by the home Office. The sail
ing was indefinitely postponed.
Marine insurance rates here rose to
day from a normal of ] per cent to II
per cent, and even at the high rate th'
great majority of the companies here
refused TO transact business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

cabins were all sold out. Unless ocean
traffic becomes normal it is likely that
many Americans will take up tempo
rary residence in Europe.
Another surprise Of the day came
with the announcement that the tank
steamer Kiowa. belonging TO the Stand
ard Oil Company, which sailed early
yesterday morning, had been ordered
back
The Kiowa entered port again at
sunset and dropped anchor in the lower
bay. In the steamers tanks were thou
sands o. gallons Of oil consigned to
Algeria. The vessel few the German
flag. At the Standard Oil building Il
was said that no information regarding
The movements Of the Kiowa could he
given out.
British Fleet Rumor.
Another Of the days unconfrmed
rumors that stirred up the shipping
Offices was that the British feet that
slipped away from Portland. England.
on Tuesday, with sealed orders. had
gone to meet the KronprinzessiH Crl
ellie, the crack boat Of the North Ger@
man Lloyd Line, that sailed from HOA
boken Tuesday with 100000 in gold
in her safes.
The money was consigned largely "a
London, although part Of IL will 20 20
the French capital. As long as Engy
land and Germany are not at war there
could be nothing out of the ordinary
in the British vessels lowering near.
On the other hand, If war we're sud-
denly TO exist, the British feet would
be on hand 20 protect its shipment Of
gold.
Upon arriving at Bremen. the Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie will 90 out Of ser-
vice with the other German liners. Ord
the vessel is G. Ledyard Blair, James
Blair, Eugene Delano. Professor Horst
0ertel, Miss Elizabeth Pabst, Of Mil
waukee; j. r. Roosevelt, Judge Charles
F. Stearns and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles h.
Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

iustifable advantage that an. early
mobilization Of her army would give
her and will not make any move untll
after Germany mas done. so.
The slight amount Of hope pereep-
tiblc is based on predetermined contin-
gencies.
many approaching Austria and Russia
it is explained but the fact, according
10 official information, is that Germany
has done nothing. and only clear ana
definite action on the part OF Germany
can omen way out of the crisis.
"Le Temps" to-day relates details or
The aforementioned conversation be-
tween Count Won Pourtalcs and Ser
eius .Sazorof in St. Petersburg yes
terday.
Count Won Pourtalcs first asked
whether i'm case Russia we're assured
that Austria would not retain any ter
ritory conquered in SerYla Russia
would stop her mobilization. 80. .,
To this NJ. Sazonof replied NO
and said that Russia could not permit
the execution" Of Servia tnat hau
been announced by Austria. =,
Sazonoff under what conditions Russia
WOuld uenODlIlHe' , -
NJ. Sazonoff answered that any ques-
ton of this sort must first be raised
at Vienna, which had committed acts
of war and made declarations when
alone had determined Russia 10
mobilize. ...,
The conversation was not pursued
further.
The German government, on receipt
Of Count Won Pourtales's report, accord
ing TO the "Temps," put itself into
communication with Vienna, which up
to that time it had refused to do, but
to be exact, Germany affirmed that 1t
was not exercising pressure nor nav
ing recourse to mediation, but was
simply asking for information-noth-
ing else.
France and Great Britain are max
ing a final effort TO find a way out,
compatible with the dignity and in
terests Of both Russia and Austria:
This is why Premier Asquith postponed
making a further declaration in the
British Parliament to-day.
In no case has any considerable force
of French troops advanced closer to the
German frontier than distance of SIX
miles.
The French Foreign Office officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
TALK OF WAR STRIKE
German Seamen Here Empha
size Protest Against War.

Almost 1000 seamon from German
ships met in Atlantic Garden, Hobo
ken, last night and continued the pro
test Of the day before against impend-
ing hostilities in Europe. All the
speakers denounced war and there was
much talk Of a general strike to en-
phasize their attitude toward il.
The meeting was under the auspices
of the international Transportation
Workers, which will hold its yearly
congress in Paris August 8. A resolu-
ton was passed at last nights meet
ing urging the congress no call world
wide strike Of all transportation work
ers unless peace is assured by that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
WAR BEWILDERS
SHIPPING MEN
Withdrawal of Steamships
from Traffic COnfuses
Maritime Outlook.
NO BRITISH LINERS
AFFECTED so FAR
Americans Abroad Trying to Re-
turn-Standard Oil Tank Sails,
but Is Ordered Back.

Not since the Spanish american War,
when Admiral Cervera's fleet OF un-
known strength was abroad on the At
lantic, its destination in doubt, but be-
leved to be New York Harbor, has
there been such period Of uncertainty
among maritime interests as yesterday.
Beginning with the unprecedented ae-
ton OF recalling by wireless the Presi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
-. -. IL - TrIbune J

p..i. Jniv 31.-That Europe. Is
closer 10 war to-day than ever before BEFORE,
Is the conviction prevailing every
Tive belief seems fully justified nfst
h,. The conversation, without result
beld ~ 81. Petersburg between Sergius
eszonoG. the Russian Foreign MINIS
Ter and Count Won Pourtales' the Ger
second. by the verbal communlca-
,ions held simultaneously between me
German ambassadors al Pans ana bYg-
5on announcing that II Russian mopi-
l;zstion continued the world must nor
he surprised y Germany should take
military measures, also. 10 Wnlgn
PREMIER Viviani simply replied'
aFrance is calm and resolute."
Third. by the proclamation o.
Krjeezustand, or state Of war; IN Ger
many and the extraordinary military
NOMINATIONS made in Germany, begin
ring on the morning Of July 70, before
the expiration Of the time fixed ~
Austria for Servia's reply to her uiti.
natn,n and continuing steadily day ~
day. Cue. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Germany Halts Exports.

Vigo, Spain, July 3l.-The agents Of
German export houses here received
instructions to-day that shipments were
suspended until further notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Germans Catch Russian Spy.

Allenstein. Germany, July Sl.-A
Russian spy was arrested hesc to-day.
lie is said to belong 10 the ST. Peters-
burg military intelligence department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Spain Bans Segvian Sentiment

Barcelona, July 3l.--Street nsnifes-
tations in savor of Servia were organ
lied herr to-day, but we're dispersed by
the pGice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
New Zealand to Raise Troops

Wellington. New Zealaad, July 81
The Prime Minister Of New Zealand,
William f. Massey to-day announced
TO Parliament. that the government
purposed 20 offer the services OF an
expeditionafy force to- the imperial
government if events necessitated II:
All the members thereupon rose and
sang God Save the King"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Americans Can't Leave Europe.

Meanwhile there are thousands o.
Americans now in Europe who are
clamoring to return, and the coming
week may see great importing if pas
sage can DC had Among prominent
Americans now in Europe are r. Il.
Gary. chairman Of the board of direc-
tors Of the United States Steel Corpo-
ration; Mortimer L. Schitf, James
Speyer, who is in Berlin; Frank A..
Munsey. who is at Carlsbad and un-
able to get away because the trains are
not running. Andrew Carnegie, VINO
went abroad in the interests Of uni
versal peace; Daniel G. Reid. +: b.
Thomas. president of the Lehigh Nai-
lev Railroad; L. +. Loree and Walker
ID. Mines.
when the Mauretania sailed from
Liverpool yesterday four hundred per
sons who would have returned on the
ship were left behind because the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

dent Grant, already well On her way
across the Atlantic, because IT was
feared that declaration of war might
cause her to fall into hostile hands,
one surprise followed another through
out the day.
The cancellation Of the Vaterland's
sailing and the general embargo placed
upon German shipping was followed by
the announcement that France was
bolstering her naval strength at the
expense Of her merchant marine. Inc
Provence. of the French Line, which
was 70 have sailed from Havre TINS
morning for New York, had been draft
ed into the naval service, it was learned
and would be fitted at once as an aux
iliary cruiser.
Cunard Offices ThrOnged.
The Offices of the Cunard Line, at "a
State ST., were thronged all day with
persons wishing to sail on the Lusl-
tania Tuesday afternoon. A large num-
Der had booked reservations on the
Vaterland. Many were accommodated
but the entire vessel was sold out be-
fore all could be given a chance. The
disappointed ones had to seek passage
on some of the smaller English, Ger
man or French vessels sailing IN the
next few days.
The White Star, Cunard, Red Star
and other lines flying the British flag
did not seem worried over the warllke
attitude of Germany and Russia yester-
day. The Saxona, scheduled TO depart
for Mediterranean ports, including
Trieste. Austria. will sail this morning,
according to the plans last night: only
an unforeseen development would cause
the line to alter its plans, it was said.
The Russian-American Line has one
vessel in port, the Gar, which Is to san
Tuesday for Libau. The steamer
Dwinsk, of the same line, is on the sea,
due TO arrive here in little more than
a week. The Russia, Oh the same line,
is now in the harbor at Libau and may
not make another trip here Tor some
time.
No news from the home Offices affect
ing sailing plans was received yester-
day at the Office of the Fabre Line, fig
ing the French flag. The International
Mercantile Marine Offices reported a
similar state of affairs. Vessels plying
between this port and the Netherlands
and scandinavian countries VIII con
tinue TO arrive and depart as long a;
the countries whose flags they fly OBJ
serve neutrality.
In the event Of general Eurooean
war tying up practically the entire
traffic between this country and those
abroad, it is probable that enough YES
sells of American register could be en-
listed to handle freight and grain. In
ouiries at the Offices of various coast
wise lines yesterday revealed the FAC;
that few ships could be spared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Wilhelmina Mobilizes Army.

The Hague, July Sl.-Queen Will
sGed an % urgent tdecrec ordering the
general mobilization Of the Rassh ar@ys
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
oDMEv IL PENNSYLVANIA

kontrast med plutOkracijo in
revscino, med nakopicenim boga-
styom in skrajno bedo. ie tezko
kIe tako u%Ginkujoc, tako ociten in
pravici biiOc V obraz. kakor raw
no V Michigan-u i'm Colorado. -
OderuSkim, zlocinskim pijav-
KAN nj dovolj, da ne privolijo "a
htevam strajkariev. boiujocih Sc
"a boljso existence ma poliu ru-
darske industrije. Na.ieli so toll
pc kriminalnih barab. IL zapora
%npuscenih zlocincev. professional
nih pretepaeev in morilcev. ter
llh poslali ma neoborozene in Sc
stradane strajkarje. Xxi so brez
moci, brez pravice in obrambe. da
1ih Dostrele kakor sickle pse.
kdor pozna kapitalistiGna gro
'odelstva in lopovSGinc il West
'irginskega straika in lesnih de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Joseph KopuSar.
Milwaukee. Wis.
B0LGARSKA ZMAGA.

Prvo veselo porOcilo izza ne
srecne vojne prihaja IL Sofije
Pri volitvah IA %sobranjc. cd kate
rlh Je pricakOvala Radoslavova
vlada yelikansko vccino, SO do
segli bOlgarski socialist cudovit
uspeh, Xxi mora zbuditi radostno
presecenje po vse.i kulturni Evro-
pl. SedemminStirideset mandatov,
10 ie okroglo cetrtino yseh. je
pridobila sOcialna demokracija. in
po stevilu poslancev .je postala
druga stranka V b~olgarskem par
lamentu. Diva mandate so imeli do
sleJ socialist V sobranju. Napra-
viii so torei skok. da Sc mu mora
10 cuditi vsi, XII ne poznajo natanG-
neje bolgarskih razmer.
Ali ia krasni uspeh je vendar
razumljiv. Kljub temu, da je
socialna demokracija ma Bolgar-
skem lOGena " dive frakciji. V
'%'tesne' in "Sirokc", ie social
sticno delo V dezeli izredno inten.
zivno. Bolgarski socialist imajo
bogato literature; Skorai je nj ko-
lickaj pomembnc socialisticne
knjigc. da ne hi bila prevedena ma
holgarcino. Delavstvo V privat-
nth in V drzavnih podjetjih .ie or
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Uradno glasilo: PRoLETAREC.

vega? Me novega nj; vse lie Sc
kakor ie bilo: stare izkoriscanie
in kapitalisticna falotstva ma
vSeh koncih in krajih. Ena najveG
jim falotstev, kar Jill ie storil ka.
p%italisticen sistem V starem letu
.e pa gotovo grozni dogodek V Ca
lumetu, Mich, XII Sc .je izvrsil ma
Bozicni vecer, kjer .ie izgubilo ~
bltiJl - vecinO mladih ljudi -
svoje zivlienje. &c bi kapitalisti
pripoznali zahteve delavcev. hi Sc
TO gotovo ne bilo zgodilo: ampak
kapitalisti in njih zavezniki. XII
pridigujejo mir ljudem ma zemlji,
ne marajo miru, &c Jim mir ne
nOsi tacega profita, ~kakrsnega sa-
mi zele. Mad pet mesecev re ira
ia Strajk V Michiganu in celih pet
mesecev Ste kompanije- bojujejo z
ysemi sredstvi, da bi unicili Strajk
in virgil delavstvo nazai V stare
tlako. Ali st jim bo TO ~posrecilo ?
- Upajmo, da ne Delavci morajo
zmagati V svojem pravicnem boju,
in vseh ostalih, XII delajo. je dok-
most, da iih v boju p~odpirajo
Stavkarjem V Michiganu pa xii
CEN: stojte trdnO, zmaga mora
biti vaSai
V Ia namen Sc je tudi pri Johnu
Mahnicu nabralo Ia strajkarje
$3.50. Dali so 20 30 e: John Man
ME. FIR. Mihevc. Jos. PetrovGiG :
po % c: A. Mamie. NJ. Mihevc,
|. Cvetnic. +. Cvetnic. Nj. Kavcic,
r. Langelwalter. j. ZakovSek. p.
Peklaj in l.. Peklaj 20 10 c: j.
Mahnic MI. +. Mihevc NIL, NJ.
Mihevc MI. +. Cvetnic mi. in l..
Peklai mi.
Nsem darovalkam in daroval-
ccm iskrena zahvala Nsem zaved-
MIN delavcem klicem naprej. V
boJne vrste! Slovenskim zenam III
dekletam pa prlpOrOcam. da cIta-
10 Proletarca in Sc mani tudi ma
yoce, kaiti lie Proletarec .ie list,
IL katerega Sc noutimo kako zade-
We "a delavca danes stole in kako
hi morale biti, &c hOcemo biti pra-
vicni sami sebi in drugim.
SOcialisticni pozdrav,
Annie Mahnic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13

lavcev Juznih draw, pozna tudi
barabSke napade ma Strajkarie V
omenJenih drzavah. Xxi p~rotestira-
10 prot sistematicnemu izkoriS-
canju. ZlOroblia Sc vladna oblast
pr %zatiraniu delavstva. V strmlje-
nJu po stanovski organizaeiji. To-
Ola razmere, katere so zavladale
od "a. decembra dalie med rudar-
il V Michiganu. so hujSe kakor so
bile iSte Y w. Va.
"a. decembra zveGer. to lie 500
mlnski dan r~ojstva tesarjevega
sina. st ie izvrSil ~ kratni umor
strajkarjcy. njih zena in otrok V
ltalilanski dvorani " Calumctu.
- In to ic zakrivil "Citizens' AL
lance! Iapomnite 81. Ia grozni
elm Citizens Alliance" ma celu
j. McNaughtona dale ostudno po-
nizanje IA drzavo Michigan, XII
drzi roke krizem,
NecloveSki in podiv.iani zloGin-
cl. XII so naicti "a moritev nedolz-
min Stralkarjev, Min zena in otrok
tVorllo privatno armada rudniS-
XIII baronOv. katere Sciti oh po-
trebi drzavna milica V 1vezi z 60
%vcrnerjem, In vi dclavci ste 5 svo-
Jim trdim delom pridobili tran
skim gospodarjem brezmeino bo-
gastvo. ter Jim 5 TEN dali V ro-
Ike moe in oblast. katere Sc zdaj
porablla Ia moritev in zasuznje-
vanle - Vas samih, -!
Ia boi y omenjenih drzavah ie
%zrvllenske vaznosti "a delavski
razred vSeh mas V Zed. drzavah ,
Socialisticno in delavsko Gasopis-
Je maj natancno seznani svoie CT
~tateljc L groznimi razmerami. XII
Sc vrSe v Michiganu in Colorado.
Cas je priSel sodrugi. da zastavi-
mo vso silo organiziranega DELAY
silva. da osvobodimo tie industri-
lalnc s"ipie, na uai velia kar no
ce,
Ia boz ucinkuje : poscbno silo
V smeri socializma in delavskega
gibanja sploh. SOcialisticna stran-
ka in OrganiZaciia W. +. of NJ.
stl cnako zaintereSirani V michi-
ganski in coloradski situaciji. ODE
morati iii ma pomoc rudarjem. Xxi
Sc bojujelo prot lumparskemu
despotizmu "a Svoie lastno xiv
ljenje.
In vi rudarji! Najvecie orozje
kar ga mOrate rabbit PROT tolo-
vaJskim barOnom in lastnikom
rudnikOv ie. da v~strajate V boju.
&c bOdetc vstrajali. bode zmaga
gOtovO vaSa,
AkO bOssi imaio pomanjkanje
Z delavci in Vas silijo pod razni-
mi pretvezami nazaj ma delo, po-
tenn vi veste kako Zamorete dobiti
Ne rabite hitrosti, Maj
glavnejsa stvar je. da ste organi-
in zdruzeni - le potem Sc
zamOrete bojevati vspeSno,
Stephen Fabric.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
II URADA QLAVNEGA TAJM.
KA SLOW. DEL. POD. ZVExK.

Clanom in uradnikom druStev
porocam, da je Sc "a mesec januar
1914 mesecnina pc $3.50.
To je bio sicer Re enkrst poro-
cano ker pa zaradi obilega della
zietnimi raeuni nisem razposlal
razpis m~esecnine, mai sluzi to po-
rocilo v mamie.
Alojx Bavdek,
glavni tajnik S. ID. p. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
KONTRASTI.

Enajsta Stevilka "NaSik Iapis-
kov' je bila zaplenicna zaradi
devetvrsticnc pesmice sodruga
Golouha "Mariii Magdalenski''.
Vsled ugovorov uredniStva Sc ie
vrSila dine "a. m. m. javna razpra-
va pri okrozncm kot tiskovnem
SodiSGu Y Gorici. "NaSe Zapiske''
jc zeStopal sodrug DIR. II. Tuna.
V lepem. filozoficno globoko
zamiSljenem govou JIG poudarjal
dr.. Tuna. da pesmica ne nosi V
svoji celoti in ne V posameZnih IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
T. Program socialisticne stran-

Ike V Now Ielandiji. Delavski kon-
gres. Xxi Sc ic vrSil V iuniju, ic
dolocil. da SO delavsko gibanjc
raZdeli Y diva della - dive organi-
zaciji: strokOvno in politicnO, Xxi
zopet tvorita celoto. ODE organi-
zaciii sta seda.i izdclani in izdaja-
ii tednik The Maoriland Wor-
kerr. XII zha.ia ma osmih straneh.
' listu 10 sedai izScl program te
stranke. Y uvodnem odstavku so
nacelne zahteve Socialisticne stran
Ike: podruzahljcnic vseh prOduk-
tivnih. izmcnievalnih in promet-
nth sredstev. V programu "a Sc
daniOst Sc Zahteva: Volilno pravo
IA zenSke. lniciativo, referendum
in odpoklic. Sesturni delavnik.
minimalna media in pravo do de
la. RazsodiSGa. katerim Sc stranki
lahko podvrzeta lie prostovoljno.
Delavsko Zastopstvo V vseh upra-
yah iavnih podietii. Drzava mai
grad trgovske ladje. Drzavno "a
varovanie prot boleznim, nezgo.
dam. smrti in ognju. 80 funtov
Sterlingov ($13s) letne penzije po
30. letu "a 5enske in 20 60. pa "a
moSke. ako so bivali IS let V de-
zeli. VoiaSka obveznost maj sc ma
domesti $ prostovOljnimi organiza-
ciiami z demokraticnimi naprava-
mi, Xxi Sc ne smeio nikdar upora-
biti pri delavskih bojih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
JAZZ, oTRoK!

Malo dete maj jim vodi.
Jaz, otrok te pozdravljam ma
vsakem potu; iaZ Sc ii smehliam,
te ljubim. Jaz napolnim tyoje sr-
ce Z l.iubezniio in ,dobrotljivostio.
Jaz, otrok ii Sepetam besede lju-
bezni vsaki cas-. Mole roke. meh-
Ike kOt lamet. Sc oklepajo tvojega
vratu Z zaupanjem. Moi smeh ie
kot zvrgOljenie pticic.
BodocnOst sveta lei V meni. &c
laz zrasem dober. svet bode boil
81. &c BON pa sestradan, zapuSGen~
bodOca GlovSka druzba DO mora
la trpeti zato.
Jaz, otrok, Xxi hi ne smell po-
znati gOria, ampak Same dobroto
IN llubezen. sem darovan ma Oltar
kapitalizma. Poteze ma mojem
obrazu so trSe kakor pergament,
ma katcrega so naSi ocetje napIsa-
l. k~onStitucijo. : pomoGjo kOje ii
danes drliS sam sebc y gospodst-
VA in meme " suznosti.
Protest. cisti zrak in veselo.
brclSkrbno ~liyljenje ie meni Ia
v~sclej odvzcto. .Jaz sem YES potrt
in SkliuGen vsled dolgournega.
mucnega della \ tovarnah in rudo-
kopih. Moja pliuca SO pokvaric-
ma. MOI eel sistcm ic zaStrupl.irn.
Il mole borne poStelje ial xii
Gem tebi kapitalizem: ma odgu-
vor, TvOie roke so okrvavljene Z
moJo krviO. Moia mizcrija lei
pred tvolimi vrati. Ii. XII verujeS
edino le y profit in izrabljevanje
II, Xxi ropaS malim otrokom njih
pravico igrati Sc IN napraviti svet
srecneiSi L Nth sladkim Smehom
IN nedolznimi oGmi; JAZZ pravim,
II 81 krlV VScga tega fla. ii 81 Eva
hi y>e TO gorIe ma men - otro-
ka, HI nora delati in poleg stra-
DAFT.
Jaz govorim Y imenu miii.jOnov.
HI 80 oropani vsega. kar jim gre
20 hozlih III uaravnih POSTWAR.
Preden Jazz dosezcm mozko ali zen
sko dobo. BON ~ star. popolnoma
izmucen. Ii kapitalizcm hos mo-
raj dajati odgovor "a vse TO.
SliSi moi glas. ko prosim, la
zen IN koScek kruha. SliSi moi
glas, ko prosim "a malo svezega
Svet srecnejSi 4 NTH sladkim SINE
zraka. in pravice igrati Sc ma ze-
lenei trait. SliSi mole zdihljaje,
Xxi gredo $ crnim dimom ven il to.
warn. Glej ma tvojei obleki krva.
We madeze cd mojega mucnega
della. V vsakei nitki hos naSel mo-
10 srcno Dol. Polozi 10 ma svojc
srce in reel: ''Ubogi. mali otroci.
katerih zivlienic ic zakopano V
Tel obleki''.
.laz, otrOk stojim V vrStah de-
laVstva Z Occtom. bratom in sestro
V volski IA svobOdo,
Jaz. otrok delavstva zamorem
biti svobOden Sele takrat. kadar
bodo delavci tudi laStovali vse.
Ear producirajo.
Jaz. otrok - suzeni kapitaliz
ma,
Joseph KopuSar.
N W.