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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE

! Ind gotten so weak | could not stand,
and | gave up IN despair.
Atlast, my husband GOT me ! bottle 4
Carcki. the woman's tonic. md COM
menced taking i. From the very frul
dose, ! could tell Il was helping me.
can now walk two mica without =
firing me. and am doing Ill my work.
II you are al run down fSom wom1nk
troubles. don't give up in despair. t.
CafduI, the woman's tonic. Ithas helped
more than million women. Ia is 80
years Of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist haa
sold Cardui for years. He knows whas
II will do. Ask him. He win recon-
mend II. Begin taking cardui today.
Wrte 10; Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladlos
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn. tx 6peo6M
Instructi0ns 81 your case and 64-page book. HOSE
Treatment for Women" sent In plsln wrspp~. ~
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
Search For sequestered Guns.

Ottawa Ont Especially Germans,
supposedly moving picture promoters,
last year produced PLAYS on the Isle OF
Orleans, which commands Quebec. A
concrete base on which siege guns
could be mounted recently was found
there searchers are expecting to fn1
stores Of arms
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03

Requirements for High School En-
trance, Profs. w. S. Long and Drum
mond
Study of Reading Circle book. Pages
to Is, Mr.. Elias Cross and Mr.. Sher-
man Polling. Pages 16 to %, w. W.
Ramsey and ], w. McVicker.
Election Of officers.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03

Report of Junior school for second
month ending November q, 1914:
First Room.
Number enrolled, 40; average at
tendance, 81; per cent. OF attendance,
"a. Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Boys-Fred Bales, Reginald Coffman,
Elden Cross, James Smallridge, Au-
brey Mcdonald, Scott Mcdonald, Luz
Their Cross, Eugene Rucker, Golf
Shawn, Earl Moore. Girls Gertrude
Cox, Lelah Brady and Lillian Brady
Lulu Brady, Teacher.
Second Room.
Number enrolled, 81; average daily
attendance, 26, per cent. of attendance,
SO. Pupils not absent nor tardy:
Boys-Ackerman Swick, Frank Wag-
ner, Lynn Smallridge, Denzel Wise
man, Harry Liller, Hugh Knaggs,
Willie Bott, Willie Cox, Otis Newton.
Girls-Beatrice Hickle, Gladys Moore,
Gold Mallow.
Belva Polling, Teacher.
Third Room.
Number Of pupils enrolled, 40; av-
erage daily attendance, "a; per cent.
of attendance, 80. Pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy: Boys-Dorsey Nc
Donald, Vincent Knaggs, Tony Trav-
iso, Eustice Phillips, Ernest Knaggs,
Denzel Bibey, Orla Bartlett, George
Arbogast, George Rowe, Virgil Co
berly, Dane Simon, Philetus Williams
and Oral Coffman. Girls-Evaline
Bibey, Eva Mcdonald, Lena McDon-
aid, Rachel Cross, Bonnie Wilson and
Juanita Smallridge.
bessie Gall, Teacher.
Fourth Room.
Number of pupils enrolled, So; av-
erage daily attendance, 27; per cent.
Of attendance, SO. Pupils neither abb
sent nor tardy: Boys-Glenn Cross,
Thomas Hickle, Harry Mallon, Murl
Moore, Stark Shomo, Allison Viques-
ney, Spot Williams, Granville Cox.
Girls-P Pearl Bartlett, Icy Bennett,
Esta Bibey, Anna Hill, Mabel Leath-
erby and Mabel Brady.
G. F. Rowe, Teacher.
Fifth Room.
Number enrolled, 81; average daily
attendance, 81; per cent. of daily at
tendance, 81 Those not absent nor
tardy: Boys-Gerald Rowe, Charles
Sandridge, Harry Hill, Hop Williams,
Denver Shomo, John Bott. Girls
Neva Simon, Ellice Rowe, Pearl Phil
lips, Zona Newton.
L. D. Cross, Teacher.
Sixth Room.
Number of pupils enrolled, 20; av-
erage daily attendance, 10; per cent.
of attendance, 81; Pupils not absent
Cecil Shomo, Leslie Arbogast, Vim
cent Smallridge, Gail Simon, Fox Will
liams, Bernie Coberly, William Leath-
erby, and Blair Thornhill. Girls
Gladys, Ella, Halle and Sylvia Rowe
and Elizabeth Leatherby. Total
neither absent nor tardy, TO- Attend
ance would have been somewhat bet
ter had it not been for the smallpox
scare. With this exception the schools
are progressing nicely.
Elias Cross, Principal.
Al
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
PUBLIC WARNED I
AGAINST RUMORS
Reports Of Russian Success
Not All They Seem.
NOT OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED

Russian War Office Puts Out State
ment Warning the Public to Observe
Caution In Accepting Rumors Of
Crushing Victory For tho Cars
Arms, Stating That Such Rumors
Are Not Based on Fact.
Vienna (SpeciaD 1.-THE Austrians
have evacuated Czernowitz and are
proposing to evacuate eastern Hum
gary. They are removing municipal
archives and ali inhabitants are flee
ing to Budapest.
London (SpeciaD: While announcing
that the development OF the battles in
Poland is favorable to Russian arm
the Russian war ONCE finds it neces-
sary to warn the public against accept
ing mere rumors Of an Overwhelming
victory.
The statement il as follows: The
public should observe caution In ac-
cspting rumors Of crushing Russian
victory. These rumors are based part
~ on private letters said to have been
received from the front and made pub
Ito in some Of the newspapers The
rumors are not. as . whole. based ON
fact. and must be received with re-
serve"
Berlin and Petrograd now agree that
the fighting continues with no decisive
result achieved BY either Marshal Won
Hindenburg or the Grand Duke Nioh-
olss. The Russian oficial statement
says that the Germans have been COM
PEELED to retire from some positions.
having suffered enormous losses, but
are maintaining stubborn resistance.
The German official announcement Is
that the situation Ia unchanged; that
Russian advances near LODI were
checked and that German troops made
successful counter attacks.
Newspaper correspondents In Petro-
grad report that the great battle in
Poland is see-saw, which produces
alternate Joy and depression in the
Russian capital The tone of their dis
patches has moderated In the past day
or two, presumably at hint from the
Russian government.
Calm Along Western Front.
There was calm along the battle
front In Belgium and France Sunday.
Berlin finds nothing of consequence to
report, but asserts that attacks made
by the French on Saturday In the re-
gion southeast Of Ypres and west OF
Lens we're unsuccessful.
1t seems likely, from French Off
cial announcement, that the Germans
have begun the preliminary skirmish~
ing Of what will develop into another
great battle near Arras. Saturday,
when the fighting all along the battle
line was more general and violent than
for many days past, the Germans test
ed the allies line north of Arras with
an attack by three regiments 1t is
officially stated that the attack failed.
The Germans are believed to have
massed fourteen army corps In the re.
gion just east of Arras, with the inten-
tion OF concentrating In that region.
1t is practically certain that they have
abandoned their main endeavor from
Ypres to Armentieres and will attempt
to hew through farther south. 1t ap-
pears that they felt out the allies
strength with about 5000 men II is
expected that there will be news with
In day or two of more general and
violent attack.
There was a lull Sunday after the
very lively artillery and infantry en-
gagements which occurred Saturday
from the North sea to Alsace.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
Corn and Clover.

AT the Wisconsin state fair Mara
thon county had as one Of its exhibits
a circle OF corn and clover withtthe pic
ture Of dairy COW In the center. which
bore the legend. From corn and clover
to butter fat"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
BARKER DISTRICT INSTITUTE.

On account of sickness the Barker
District Institute was not held at Jul
nior last Saturday, and meeting is
now called for Belington, Dec. II, be-
ginning at | o'clock.
Following is the pregnant
Music.
Invocation, Rev. Crabtree.
Language in the Grades, pr. HUI
ley.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
After Four Years Of Discoursging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.


catron, Ky.--In an interesting letter
rom this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: II suffered for four
years. with wonianly troubles. and during
this time. | could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At tines, ! would have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
rnent relieved me for while. but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03

Labor saving in feeding large
herd OF dairy cattle is a matter
that deserves consideration by
dairymen. The illustration shows
herd facing central alley
through which the feed is wheeled
Some dairymen prefer to have the
cows face the other way and use
the central alley for removing the
manure. These latter claim that
cows should not face each other,
as diseased animal is more like
ly to spread infection. especially
IL afflicted with tuberculosis.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
PersIana Growing WarIIke.

Berlin Especial 1t is reported from
ccnssantincsE that the larger part or
northern Persia BIAS been aroused to
hostile action against Russia and thar
in southern Persia the movement
against Great Britain Is decreasing.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-12-03
VICTORY FOR MONTENEGRO
Eight BattaIions Of Austria RepuIse.
in Bosnia.

Cettinje (Special)-A victory for the
Montenegro troops in their campaign
against the Austrian forces is report
ed. 1t is said that eight battalions of
Aastrians were repulsed by the Monte
negrins near Vishegrad, Bosnia, ana
that the Austrians suffered heavy
losses in killed, wounded and prison
ers, as well as in ammunition and sup
plies
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PIE SUPPER.

There will be a pie supper at the
Bartlett scholhouse Saturday night,
December IL, 1914, for the benefit of
the library. Everybody is invited to
come.
Madge Polling, Teacher.
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School Notes
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report Of Junior school for second
month ending November 81, 1914:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
FARM HAND KILLED
IN STORM NEAR RAY.

Ray, N. D., Oct. Lewis Moeller,
one Of the members Of the threshing
crew on the Nels Jorgenson rig that
was threshing on the farm Of A. G..
McGill north Of Ray, was instantly
killed during q storm by being struck
by a section Of the roof Of a hog
barn that was demolished by the wind.
The accident was very peculiar
one as about fourteen threshers were
sleeping in hay stack and at about
1880 p. M, a strong wind storm came
up and Mr.. McGill went out to the
stack and told the threshers to 20 into
the house as it was going to rain; on
~ five of the crew complied with his
request before the storm struck the
place. About an hour later the storm
tore to pieces hog barn and a sec
ton Of the roof about 12x16 blew over
the hay stack where the boys were
sleeping, the roof struck Mr.. Moeller
in the forehead, crushing in his skull
and killing him instantly. The other
boys escaped without q. scratch, the
hog barn was the only building on the
place that was destroyed altho other
buildings were not as substantially
built, pieces Of the barn were scatter
ed all over the place. The storm last
ed only few minutes. 81
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
STATE NEWS.

While driving his car near the Kel-
lermans school near Sherwood, J. L.
Murray of that place lost control Of
the machine and knocked down four
little girls and ran over three of them.
None were seriously injured.
Mrs. A. F. Klenk, wife Of the editor
of the Courtenay Gazette, died at Min
neapolis. Editor Klenk has the sym
pathy of all his brothers in the har-
ness over the state as we'll as from his
friends of Stutsman county.
The Max Commercial club has TAX
en- it upon itself to furnish new sub
scribers for the Max Enterprise. Max
having only one paper, the move on
the part of the club is good one.
The safe in the postoffice at Upham
was blown open by yeggs and $28 in
money and $500 in stamps was stolen.
There are no clues to the perpetrators
Of the crime.
John Clark, Renville county farm
er, thwarted couple Of masked hold
up men three and one-half miles south
of Donnybrook last Friday night. He
was driving slowly along the road
when the men held him up and de-
manded his valuables on pain Of death
Clark whipped up his team, beat the
men off and escaped. One of the men
who had hold Of the team was dragged
a considerable distance by the horses
The other tried to climb into the wag-
on, but was beaten off by Clark. CLARK
was carrying small amount Of mon.
ley, but had a grain check which would
have netted the thieves a valuable
haul.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
Threshing operations are rapidly
o,,oi.acr 70 oloao Ia 4L:a

Threshing operations are rapidly
coming to a close in this vicinity,
many rigs pulling in. Hundreds of
hands are in the city daily taking
their departure for other states. This
is the earliest that threshing has end
ed in many years.
Judge Leighton went to Crosby
Monday where he acted on number
of applications for first citizenship
papers /. The war has had tendency
to make this end of the work brisk.
A full page advertisement Of the
j. B. Taylor Jersey cattle and Berk-
shire hog sale appears in this issue
There is not better bunch of stock
in the Northwest, the Jerseys being
an especially fine lot of animals. The
sale ought to attract buyers from a
long distance. 4:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Hans Christensen from south of
Sawyer, was in the city on business
Saturday. Hans is operating two
threshing outfits this fall and manages
to keep pretty busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Reed and family
wish to thank their many friends for
the acts of kindness during the last
illness and death of their daughter,
and for the beautiful floral offerings.
Chas. Trout from Sawyer was in
the city Saturday making arrange
mnts for big farm sale. Mr.. Trout
will leave for his old home in Illinois
soon Many friends will regret to see
him leave.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
Additional Local
lRU|hSOf LAR

The Ladies Aid of Stringtown will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Gus Pietsch
Thursday, Oct. 8.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Sweet are
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Slocum at Westby, Mont.
Jos. Outer from north of the city
threshed thirty acre field of wheat
today that averaged 20 LIZ bushels.
c. L. Turner of Paris, ILL.,, who owns
q fine farm near brady, was in the
city Saturday. He reports yield of
~ bushels per acre from IS acres.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
EvENlAN EARTHQUAKE would APPARENTLY NOT HAVE
DAMAGED l0UvAN ANY WORSE THAN G

picture picture in
G
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
BOJI v BELGIJI.

IL Bruslja poroGajo V nedeljo
9. avg, da so Nemci izgubili pred
trdnjavami Liege preko 10000
mrtvih, Belgijci pa 5000 in da
Liege Sc Sc brani. IL Berlina
pOroGajo, da so Nemci zavzeli
Liege soboto, vsledGcsar vlada
Berlinu veliko slavic. IL Pariza
porocajO. da so Francozi potolkli
Bavarcc V provimciji LuXemburg
in well " Alzaciji nemSko trd-
njavo MuelhauScn. Dale porOGa-
io IL PariZa, da Sc je 100000 Fran
cozov zdruzilo Z Belgijci pri Ma
muru. kjcr Sc bo vrSila druga We
lika bitka Z Nemci. V Bcrlinu pc
pravijo. da so bill Francozi tepe-
nj Alzaciji. Dale porocajo, da
so Anglczi potopili 10 nemSkih
hojnih ladij. docim trdijo ncmSke
vcSti. da to nj res. pac pa da so
Nemci potopili pet angleSkih
kriIark. - IL Londona tudi poro-
cajo vclikih srbSkih zmagah,
da 50 Srbi vdrli Y Bosno. potOlllli
Avtrijce pri Semcndriji in da st
Brlgrad Sc danes brani. NajveG
tch vcsti pride IL NiSa prcko Ri
ma. Nasprotno pa poroGajo IL Du-
uaja in Bcrlina, da so Srbi tcpeni
ma ysch koncih in llraiih in da SC
avstrijSlln Gcte :" SohotO 5. avg
okupiralc NiS. zacasno preStolni
go srbSkc Wade. (Zdaj pa vcrujte
komur hoccteD y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
SRBI PODIJO AVSTRIJCE
PRODIRAJO V BOSNO.

IL Rima porocajo s. avg, da so
Srbi prcpodili Avstrijcc IL srbske
zemlje in da zdaj prodirajo V
Bosno i'm ma severn " Slavonijo.
V pctck 81 jc vrSila vroGa bitka
blizo Scmcndrija in Srbi so po-
tolkli cell avstrijski regiment, o.
krog 1000 MOI. Dale poroea
"Matin" Y Parizu, da je avstrij-
sko brodovje ma Donavi skuSalo
Sest dni izkrcati vojaStvo Srbi-
jo Gez Savo, ali nj Sc jim posreGi-
10. Bclgrad Sc danes nj padel
Avstriiccm roke. Sc vedno ga
bombardirajo in veliko his je ~
razvalinah. IL Nisa poroGajo 6.
avg, da so Srbi prekoraGili Savo
in vdrli V Slavonijo. kjcr poziv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
NEZANESLJIVE VESTI.

Vesti il bojiSt peklenske evrop-
ske vojne so zelo nezanesljive.
Celia Europa je pod plaScem cen
zure ,kakorSnc Sc hi bilO moder-
nih cash. Edine vesti, XII prihaja
jo. so 'uradna porocila iz enc ali
druge drzave. Anglia kontrolira
vsO brzojavno zvczo med ZedinJe-
mimi drlavami in Evropo in cato
prihaja najveG vesti IL LOndOna
in od angleSkih zaveznikov Pa.
rizu in Bruselju. Sempatje pride
kak brzojav il Berlina. Use te
brzojavkc 81 silno nasprotujejo
Zato maj cenjeni Gitatelji vzame-
jO vSako vest IA sedaj soljo III
pOprom, to Sc pravi "a dvomljive
Use drl@ye V Evropi, XII Sc kolje,
jo med seboj, bi rade pridobile
simpatije Amerike ma Svojo stran
zato pa lazejo druga drugi, da
Sc kar kadi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Srbski vojaSki begunci.

Ma Ogrsko jc pribezalo pretc.
ccni tedcn Gez 100 SrbSkih voja.
SIKH begunccv. NSi izjavljajO
da so ubezali "a TO, kcr so ravnalt
oficirji mimi tako kakor 2 Ii
vino. Gorka jedila so dobivali lC
vsaki cetrti dan. Ako zaGne pre-.
wee kruliti po zelodcu, potem st
ncha "beseda sladka domovina'
in potem akO je kedo Sc bolj ma.
vduSen ultra patriot. Srbski vO.
jaki 81 iScejo domovine sovraz-
nikovej dezeli ma Orgskem, mi
pa V kapitalisticnej Ameriki.
Brez domovine smo pa vsi, pa ma!
re bOdemo Slovenski ali pa srbski
del@vci, kmetje, vojaki, policaji
ali pa zandarji svitlih unifor.
nah. Zakaj hi Sc potem pretepali
"a domovino, ako jo pa nimamo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
RUSI Sc GIBLJEJO POCASI.

Avstrija je 6. avg. formalno
napovedala vojno RuSiji in av-
strijsli poslanill jc Sc tisti dan
ostavil Petrograd. IL Petrograda
porocajo S. avg, da so avstrijske
Gete prekoraGilc mejo Galiciji
bliIo Radzivila. Ma ruski meji
ina Avstrija 100000 MOI a razen
tega je ma poti " Galicijo Sc $50
600 MOI. Do pravcga boja ne bo
priSlo Sc najmanj dcSct dni, kajti
glavna sila ruSke armade Sc nj
mobilizirana Rusi So gibljejo ze.
10 poGasi zaradi pomankanja ze-
leznic. Car je pozval armada
vSe, kar zamOrc noSiti orozje. Ma
rusko-nemSki mcji so bile zadnji
tedcn majhne praskc in kakor
porotajo, bill so Rusi povsod po,
tisnjem nazaj. Ncmci so vdrli V
rusko Poljsko in osvojili tri
meSta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
SLIM PORAZ NEMCEV.

'Testi il Londona, Pariza in
Bruslja zadnjih petih dni poro6a-
jo o straSnem porazu nemske ar
made Belgiji. Nemci so 4. avg.
vdrli Belgijo brez vsake napo-
veil vojne namenom, da pojde-
jo cez Belgiio proti Parizu; ma
ia naGin bi imeli do sto kilome-
trov krajSo pot in sicer cez fran
coslle kraje, Xxi MISC vtrjeni. Toda
Belgija jim je zmeSala racun. Pri
mcstu Licgc oh reki Meuse so ma
leteli ma odpor Belgijcev, Xxi 50
Zavdali Nemcem velike iZgube.
100000 Nemcev, celia tretja divi-
zija obstojcGa IL Stirih korov pod
poveljem generala Won Emmicha
je pet dni napadala Liege, ali
pri vsakcm napadu so Sc morali
Nemci umakniti. Mesto Liege je
dobro vtrjeno III brani ga $4,000
Belgijcev. Porocilo cd petka sc
glasi, da so Ncmci osvojili mesto
po silnem boju bajoneti ma uli-
cah, toda utrdb naokrog mesta
pa Sc MISC zavzeli. PoroGila GO
wore, da je oblezalo Gcz 25.000
Nemcev samo pied Liege, med
tenn ko so bclgijske izgube zelo
majhnc. V soboto je hitcla nova
ncmSka armada ma pomoG, tOda
od drugc Strani so priSle V Bel
gijo francoSkc Gctc do 100000
moz in izkrcalo Sc jc tudi $4,000
Anglczcv, da udarijo ma Ncmcc
Ako Ncmci Vzamcjo Liegc, tcdaj
iih cakajo Sc hujSi boji pri Ma
muru, XII jc tudi zelo vtrjcn. Po
rocajo. da so Bclgijci zajeli dc
10000 \cmcov, med tcmi pet IL
soc konjikov. takozvanih ulan
ccv. NSc hiSc Y Liege so poln,
ncmSkih ranjenccv. NemSke cet'
so razdcjalc belgijsko mestO Wis,
in pohilc ma Stotinc bclgijskil
kmctov, Iii so bczali pred Nemci
(Te TeSti prihajajo le il protinen
SIKH virov. IL Londona in BruSlj ia
vsledGeSar so lahko prctiranc.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Stew. (NO.) 361.
KRVAVA EVROPA . .

Europa gori!. strasn, plamen sviga po
kontinentu in pozira mione in mlione covesh bi
Cvetoa mesta ginejo prah ponosna poa zda pucave
posuta truph in poplavljena rekami krvi!...
Europa libel zapadne kurel modernega znanva!
Civizacei Civizacie? Ha Ha! Krsanska Kakno
prokletstvo je zadeo!
Kaj 81 sora Europa moras pod noz in v ogenj? Kaj so
nedoznih ljud morajo padai
ava pod koso? Ka tori mlon mion nedoznh otrok
da morao stradat plaat Ooet in bodo obleza pod
zakaj? Ljudje civliziran zaka? to?
Euopa ke zda tvoe nestevne cerve katerh dan
aso Ocuvaj Gospod vojke lakote it'd? ALI JE POMA
GALLO? strasne besede mi sijo izpod ali maj boil
Ako bi bill kdo ekel pred enim da bo prO
mamo strasn dokaz da je cvzaca ltua humanea rscan
ENA vELIKA LAzl vse je epo odeja vrhu
spodaj BARBARIZEM dvjastvo kaor je blo pred
set soc lett in Sc pref cove je Sc vedno barbar h
ere druga drugo..
VLADAJoCm siSTEmom In ia e riv vsega! Dokler clio
vetvo kanja pobogovom kaem cesarm carjem kapital
stom tako dogo bo eksistral barbarizem
Zakaj je Europa zala krvjo?
mionov, k koljejo? Me-! Ali morda mkovec
h je sarajevu ue jednega parazta? Nikdar Kv demon
trojno glavo: MoNARHIzEN M1LITARIzEM KAPITALIzEM
Nesecna rt Franco Fednanda h nikdar povzoa vojne
smodnka
bo smodna kanonov mOrslh lenh posa bio bi
Monarhi polbogov zdali kupe
2aceva kova kanone puske rad drednatke
in naodi so placeva Ko pa blo modna re prevek up
morale Je pr do kspoje Caka prke In prlka pSla
Umor saravu e ba lie preveza kaero veemor dolgo
cakai In zazgal modnih
Europa zdaj uzva!.. trojno glavo
Laznjva cvizaca zda obraz Sistem h
dovoluje, EN- SAM cLovEK, avss cesar
brez da b h vpasal dali zadovoni placue
njih paso pokorscno napram polbogovom
Strasna je cena! Grozna
Mione udi XII bi lahko delali
ustvarja bogasvo rodli in go zdave poomce
niti neces tako hoce ljudi
ea traao preden pdne roke deavcev zgad
mostove nesevine dge zgradbe kor napredk clovva
zdaj morajo deavci svoje deo unicevat rusi podra
zato ker tako hoce udi Ucen ucitel znadite
in da k obetajo nesevine kors dobra povzdigo
covestva morao ostavi knjge in deavnce It'll kavnc
cato, ker hoce par ljudi... Strasna je cena!
Ampak! da bi lie ne bla zaonj Ce re Europa pacat
tako ea je da b placaa
bitev RESNICNE CIVILIZACIJE Ia
zovta najbo barbarska vojna sveu moa b zADNJA
Starr Grk rek da kadar hocejo pogubi
najprvo odvzamejo Kronan
izgubli pamet. zATO JIH MORA CAKATI PoGIN! Evrop
bo miru n napredka der podero
zocnskih tronov v usanovijo repubk
zdruzenih draw eroph popono konroo udstva
unidijo popolnoma MILIITARIZEM IN KAPITALIZEM
Povracio prelito kri sedan najbo
b pomni zgodovina. izosat