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The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

E. Ramer, candidate for reelection as
secretary of state.
AT many of his speaking places
throughout the middle and eastern sec
tions Of the state the governor has been
accompanied by Mrs. Wilson, Ollie Thor
son of Glenwood Springs, candidate for
state auditor, and Congressman Charles
Z. Timberlake of the second district,
candidate for reelection.
The itinery for part of the west
ern slope tour included, Grand Junction
Sunday; Fruita, Palisade and Collbran
Monday; western halves of Montrose
and San Miguel counties Tuesday; Tel
luride Wednesday night; Ouray Thurs
day night; Durango Friday might; Ala
mosa Saturday night. the week to wind
up with a visit to the old soldiers
home at Monte Vista Sunday, October
90.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
SHOWED HIM HOW

DR.. c. M. Stewart, republican candi-
date for county coroner recently dem
publican candidate for county commits
sioner, just how to run good automo-
bile. and one "Hans' had just pur-
chased. The doctor, while he will not
attempt campaign such as other can
didates will make, is not losing sight
of the fact that his friends placed him
on the ticket and that he expects to
make good with them by doing what he
can to secure votes.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS

Mrs. Bessie Weber, republican can
didate for county superintendent of
schools is out visiting with the voters
and making known to them her ideals
of school work. Experienced as she is
in school work, conversant as she is
with the best methods adopted in the
leading school centers and with de-
termination to bring the. schools Of this
county to higher plane, she is in
every way ffttsd for the responsible
place she seeks. She is assured d heavy
vote and those closest in touch wits
the situation say She is sure winner.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

E. N. Mallery of the lower country
who has been named by the republicans
Of the county to carry their banner to
victory and win the Office of county
assessor is making things hum down
the river. He is leaving no stone un-
turned to see every voter and to ac-
quaint them with his plans regarding
the conduct Of the Office to which the
people are going to elect him on No
vember Z. Mr.. Mallery merits the sup
port Of every voter in the county who
believes in . square-deal assessment
and who believes in fairness TO the tax
payers Of the county. The voters who
do not know him and who do not get
to met him, will do we'll to cast theie
ballot for him ON November 7th.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
BILLY LEE VISITS GLENWooD

w. r. Lee. "Billie' as he is known
best, motored up here the other even
ing just to see few of the voters and
let the people know that he had heard
great news from Rio Blanco county
where he is also well known. Billy is
making a campaign into every section
that it is possible to reach and is a1-
ding nightly to his list of supporters
as they learn that he means to repre-
sent all the people and no faction or
clique if he is selected representative
to the next legislature. .-
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

have nothing to do with you and your
dirty crowd.'"
The governor quoted figures for Hog
gatt's last six months in office pur-
porting to show what the state lost
through his mal-administration and told
the taxpayers they footed the alleged
deficits through non-repayment of their
income fund. He denounced Hoggatt' s
alleged stand for the pioneer settler
and alleged sales of sections for sums
far below their actual worth.
Soapy Smiths Methods
He told story of having been
"taken in' in his youth by "Soapy
Smith, and said whenever he heard
of the Post he had "creeping
thought that "the soul of old Soapy
was peeking at him some where out Of
CONTINUED on page n
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
Many National Orators As
sisting State Candidates in
Conquest Of Votes
GOVERNOR A BUSY man

Denver, Oct. 16.-Governor George
A. Carlson and the balance of the state
and congressional candidates are start
ing their third week of active campaign
ing in preparation for the November
general election, today. The governor
closed the second week with speech
at Leadville Saturday night, where
Raymond Robins, the chairman of the
Chicago national progressive convention
who has taken the stump in the cause
of Charles Evans Hughes, also spoke.
The governor began last week in
eastern Colorado, speaking with Sena-
tor w. G. Robinson of Colorado Springs,
the republican candidate for attorney
general at Ft. Morgan. They addressed
large crowds at Akron Tuesday, Yuma
Wednesday and good roads meeting
near Ft. Collins Thursday afternoon.
Thursday night he spoke with Col.
Edward Boughton at Littleton, and
with Senator William j. Candlish at
salida Friday night and Buena Vista
Saturday noon.
Numerous republican national celebri-
ties are invading the state in the inter
est of Charles Evans Hughes candidacy
for the presidency. Senator Albert Fall
Of New Mexico spoke in Denver Friday
night and Senator Cummings Of iowa
marked his entry to the state with a
speech at La Junts Saturday night.
Col. Roosevelt, the republicans trump
card as . western vote seeker. Is to
speak in Denver the night Of October
"a.
Beginning Sunday, Governor Carlson
started upon two weeks tour Of the
western slope. With him appeared
Judge W. Allen Of Denver, candidate
for the supreme court; Mrs. Helen N.
wixson, candidate for snperintende
Of public instruction; Ollie Thorson,
candidate for auditor; Harry Muluix.
candidate for state treasurer, and John
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
GLENWooD WEDDING

Mr.. James V. Glen and Miss Alma
Moraine, both of Grand Valley, Were
married in the court chambers of Judge
R. J. Smith at five O'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon, October seventeenth.
The ceremony was witnessed by Rich
trd McGuirk and Kenneth Smith.
Mr.. Glen is an old and respected resi-
dent of this section. Mrs. Glen was
formerly of Seattle, but during the past
year has resided at Grand Valley.
"A large circle Of friends will unite
in wishing the happy couple all the
good things Of life.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
STARTED IN EARNEST

John MacRae is sure started on his
his campaign for the office of county
treasurer and when John gets started,
the people know he will make things
hum. He is one of the best known
men In the county, has the confidence
of all the people, has proved his ability
to handle the county funds and is going
to be returned winner at the election.
He is out securing the country for
votes and is meeting with hearty as
surances Of support at the polls.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
First Of American Speakers Will Lee
ture on Policy Of National
Woman's Party
HARR|0TT STANTON BLATCA

The daughter of Elizabeth Cady staa-
ton and the greatest woman orator in
the United States, will pay the city of
Glenwood Springs visit Thursday, Oc-
tober Goth, and will deliver lecture
at the Odeon theater at O'Clock.
HarriOtt Stanton Blatch is the ac-
knowledged foremost woman speaker OF
the country and not one man or woman
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

Mrs. W. H. R. stote Of Colorado
Springs, who has been attending the
Synod in session at Grand Junction
this week, visited in Glenwood Springs
ThursdAy on her return home. Mrs.
Stote is vice chairman Of the Republi-
can party Of Ell Paso county, and she
she says the ladies Of her county 40
very much alive to the fact that to at
tain success for the woman's cause IL
is necessary to elect Hughes and the
Republican ticket. ..
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
n. J. BAIRD ALLIANCES
oLKNwooD DAxBa

Henry J. Baird, Republican candi.
date for congress from this district has
notified Chairman Pafkison that he
will be in Grand Valley October 81, 1t
Aspen, October 30 and at Glenwood
October 81. He will be accompanied
by Judgs Desne, the party candidate
for stats senator while visiting these
different towns.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
GETTING ACQUAINTED

3. E. Fordham, republican candidate
for clerk and recorder, IL ont rusninR
among the voters. He h surely gstifAe
acquainted with the people and tAsy
are fast finding out that "Fofdy" -
his closest friends can him, 4 httsa
for the place and win Be one Of ~
most painstaking and accommodating
ohieials the county ever elected.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21
Meets Cardiff Folks and Talks
to Gathering at Rifle for
Opening Of Campaign
He MADE MANY VOTES

The opening guns of the campaign
in this county, at least so far as the
state ticket is concerned, were fired at
Cardiff and Rifle last Sunday morning
when Governor Carlson, Mayor Ollie
Thorson of this city, candidate for
state auditor, Mrs. Helen Wilson, candi-
date for state superintendent of public
instruction and George Allen. candidate
for the supreme court passed through
this county via the Midland and stop
ped at the above places.
At Cardiff the governor and party
were greeted by number of the voters
of the railroad town who hoped to hear
talk but the time would not permit.
However, the governor, Mayor Thorson
and the others were given time to shake
hands with the number gathered togeth-
er and to form new acquaintances,
which, we have every reason to believe,
added to the governors vote as well
as that of the entire state ticket.
Upon reaching Rifle, the train was
held a few minutes to allow Governor
Carlson to address the lare crowdg gath
cred to meet him and the other candi-
dates. Hardly had the train stopped
when Thorson, Mrs. Wilson and Judge
Allen alighted from the car and were
soon shaking hands with the people.
W. r. Lee of Rifle and republican can
sdi1stp tor repraeentstiye fsr. the seoun=
ties of Garfield and Rio Blanco, secur-
ed truck and the governor climbed on
top of it and, after being introduced
by "Billie,' he spoke to the people. He
first handled the beer amendment with
out gloves and was greeted with ap-
plause many times as he uncovered the
"nigger in the woodpile' in the beer
amendment. He spoke on the effect of
the present law and order admnistra-
tion and urged that it was the duty
of the voters to aid in every way pos
sible to enforce the prohibition as well
as all other laws, which tended 70
make better conditions.
The governor was given the very
closest attention and, while he al
ready had many friends there and
near Rifle, on every hand, after the
party left, it was heard, "well that
fellow is all right and I am with him. -
1t was the governor S first visit to Rifle
and he won many friends who are now
going down the line strong for him.
Both democrats and republicans spoke
in highest terms of his talk and are
now convinced that he means business
and will be the right man to entrust
with the chief office of the state for
another two years.
Ollie Thorson, Mrs. Wilson and Judge
Allen met many of the voters and i'm
pressed the Rifle folks strongly with
the belief that they are the right peo-
pie for the jobs they ask.
Governor Carlson and party went on
westward for meetings further down
the valley, but they. left behind n
stauncher crowd of supporters than
they had when they reached either Car
diff or Rifle.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

should fail to hear the eloquent words
of this gifted woman.
Her message is for men and women,
both Republicans and Democrats and
free to all.
Mrs. Blatch is especially interested
in Glenwood Springs because Of its
being the home of Congressman Taylor.
Mrs. J. H. Mackaye, another speaker
of note, will also be heard.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

Uhoose augAeoi
- THE man Of the Hour =
Put him In pswsr.
The Glenwood post., 1916-10-21

y Choose Hughssl
"The man who's unafraid
To safeguard American Trads."
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> Socialistitnim pozdravom

omega drugih evropskih narodov. Med mimi ka-
kor med drugimi narodi so Sc rodili veliki umo-
VI. drzavniki. znanstveniki, tchniki, literati, IL
metniki. Dclavni so, ukazeljni in sposobni "a
nauk. Ali avstrijska oficielna politika ziveca cd
zakrinkancga absolutizma, XII Sc je igrala kocke
Z harodl IN lzlgravala cnega proti drugemu, jc
z@radIla harikado pred kulturnim razvoiem Ju-
goSloranov. Davtni denar je sluzil nezasitnim mi
htarlstlcnim zahtevam, Ia SolstvO, IA kulturnc
naulcnc Nploh ga 81 bilo vedno prcmalo. In We.
naravna dual!Stitna s%trukutra JIG ~porajala prave
abSurdnoStl ma TEN polju ker je med Avstrijo in
o@rSko poiltitna meja, nj mogel n. p. IIrvat liz
ANStrgc Studlrati ia hrvaSki univcrzi V Zagre-
bu. kaJtl avStrijskc oblaSti mu MISC priznale izpi-
TOW, in niti nostrificirati Jill nj mogel V Avstriii.
kcr pa tukai sploh nj jugoSloyanskega vseuGi-
IlSca, mu M ostalo ME druzcga, kakor zapisati
Sc ma ncmSko fakulteto, ali pa, &c mu srcdstva
nINo dopuscala, odrcci Sc a~kademiCnemu Studiiu.
POliticne, goSpodarske in kulturne razmere
so vedno nelocljive. cato je skorai normalno. da
;" bii" JugoSlovanSke dezele gospodarsko zane
marIene, po drugi strani pa izkoriSGane kakor
o%SvoJenc prckomorSkc kolonije V minolih stolet-
Jla. ia Jc bilo to mogote, je pa morala biti potla-
c"na vSaka politicna svoboda, in IIrvaSka $ Sla-
"nlJo ic klasiccn zgled politiGnega liccmcrstva.
III 'naha pc Iraku z zastavo Svobodc. noyo IA ii.
sci ,,ohodi M .ilnik.
tkon"c prihOdnjic.O
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Sc ENA SMRTNA oBSoDBA.

Preko Bcrlina prihaja il Inomosta %poroGilo.
da jc bill Sodrug DR.. Ccsare Battisti ma temelju
Sodbe voJncga SodiSca uSmrten.
DIR. Battisti je bill poslanec v avstrijskem dr.
%avncm zhoru, kjer je zastopal tridentski okraj.
III gIaVnl urednlk socialisticnega lista I'll Popo-
j." R"J"n Jc bil 4. fcbr1arja 1872. V Florcnci.
toT'l y ltaIli. 10 Sc je preSelil V Trident, Sc 10
%rrIdruzl Socialno dcmokraticni stranki. Bill lie IL
N"iJon tudi Y tridentski mestni svet. Bavil Sc lie
r'nogo Z geographic in ic napisal nekoliko knjig
" tc stroke.
Is" Je izbruhnila vojna. JIG Battisti odsel v
ltaliJ". he pref jc incl Z avstrijsko Waldo wee kon-
tllktov, IN go hi bill oStal ma Tirolskem, lie gotovo.
ia bi "a hiIa Avstriia spravila v jeco.
Ko Sc jc Italia pridruzila zaveznikom in ma.
p"v"'iala ANS'riii vomo, jc Battisti vstopil v ar
'"a6o, III jc opcrirala prot Trentinu. Kot poroc-
nix j" bill V neki bitki wet i'm Avstrijci SO ga DO
Stavll, pred volno sodiScc, Xxi ga jc zaradi cycle
~lHdaJstva obsodHo ma smrt. Berlinsko porocilo
paw, da lc bila smrtna obsodba izvrSena.
kai druZcga tudi nj pricakovati cd crnoru.
mcn'h a"strijskih hijcn. Battisti je bill sicer Itali-
Jan 5"lcval SO je kot rcgularcn vojak i'm lie v DO
Sicncm boiu zaStavil svoje ~zivlJenje. &c hi bilo
iinrI" voIn" SodisGc kolickaj cloveSkega Guta v
Srhl, hi 81 hiIo morale reel. da je Battisti v boju
wet NoIaN N mic druzcga ne. Ampak do takega
miSIjcnla Sc rabbi ne znaio povzpeti. Njihovemu
maSdcranJu Je p~osluaila mrtva Grka zakona i'm
BaitiSti Je moral Z zivljenjem placati svoie pre-
pritanjc. Bestija je zadovoljna, ker Sc je zopet
cnkrat napila krvi.
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sehnO kadar nancse govor a 'ljudSko obrambo" parapclo. kr
jc ciSo zgrcSeno in vsed tcga napaGno.
Gotovo jc. da So bo bodoci mednarodni zbor, XII st snidc ~ voini
tenn zadcvami pecal, III takrat bono vidcli. kakSnc argumcntc bolo
!mcli eni III drugi Lahko pa Sc 'trdi V naprcj, da pade ma vccimo 20
N'anccv VISA krihka. XII jo more izrcti Socialistcna Internacionala, ako
30 mcla manjSina ncnSkih sodrugov dokaz, da je yodila Ncmciia
napadalno voJno o ccmcr nj dvOma - in ce so socialiSicni poSlanci
to vedcH, pa SO vzhc tcmu zopet in zopct glasovali IA vojni krcdit.
Tcha vpraSanjc ncuikih sodrugov o glasovanju IA voinc zadcvc
ne more zaicti naccla lntcrnacl0nalc, kr 81 Memo tcorcticuo in ma
tclno vpraSanjc danes II" zaGcnja nit ne kOncuje wee ma NcmSkcml
dmpak j. sploSno. &c no trcba opcracj, bodo tc operacijc lokalncga
pomona.
kar ) Splo'nc lntcrnacionale ttr. jc IA mas vazno to. la dob wee
mesa IN krrL TcorlJa II Jc dla duSo praktirno dco il mora DAFT
mesa in krvi. Dokcr nina lntcrnacionaa svoii duSi primcrmcga t.
leSa kGr pomcni, da jc trcha opraviti So mnogo Observation-Disclosures
della med narodi iczanan misiti ma zmago. jc zaman vsc dino
v'nJc Pc katastrofL kajti vSi GGitki ne bodo mic pomagali.
NaSc mcdnarodnc Studio sc bodo V BODICE bavilc 4 novim Imperial
"zunom, mega goSpodarSkimi kOrcnInami V Zvczi 5 kapitalCn, Wade
m blrnkraclIe, njcgovimi duSevnimi mocmi in nirgovim vplivom ma
mcStanSkO taSopSjc ter mega pOmcnOm mcicanSkc idcologic. Potcm
T. 'praNanJL III Sc dotIkajo leiayStVa T. vzroki MEGA SlaboSti i'm MEGA
iasno stranjo. To po,zroGa vpraSanja o taktiki iclaystva. o vaznosti
IN o mcjah parlaincrtarizma, o akcijah mrolic; : tenn ic V zvczi TAX
|uka goSrodarSkih orgamizacij. mimoidocc zahtcvc in vaznoSt ter bo
IocnoSt SploSnc organi2acjc, kakor tudi vpraSauia o narodnoS,i
% mil'tar'1mu IN holonialni polniki. Use to bo trcba Studirati. kar
romcnl Y maScm tsku wee in wee Svobodnc bcscdc. Same ako homo
iclai .lohalno II dnrya Y dan. in imci oi uprtc V koncni ELI. smcmo
npati. da ho naSc dclo rodio dobcr sad IL tako pripomoglo danes Se
dcalni International do Meme prakticnc vcliavc.
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teno, da se agitacija ne vodi wee pc narodnostih, kakor Sc je pref,
doklcr so dobvali narodni odseki del mesecnih prspevkov pc &c, am
iak tako, kakOr nancsejo potrebe in zahteve. Ostal t pod upravo in
yodstvom Same tsk in glasla, Xxi ye pa tudi pod nadzOrstvOm gl cd
nora. Odkar sta Sc zdruzia "Narodni Glas" in 'Radnieka STRATA.
- dco hrvatsko Srbskc sckcue kOnsohdirano. "Proetarec" je ostal
Lot korporacja. katere delnice pa imajo jugosl. socialisticni klubi
II tuii Iveza sama. Oni voljo, kakor predpisuje zakon, svoje "a
npnikc, ii pa IA obcnih zborih vsako leo takozvani "direktorij''.
Her je Iveza sedaj zc prezvela dobo Organicnih eksperimentov in
Tavnala Svoie notranjc dIo napram drzavnim in deloma tudi okraj-
ma OrganizaclJdm skupne stranke, Je sedanJa forma, ce nj mogoGe
donii boEc 1t Sc poponejSo konsiidaciio,. priporoGliiva.
In Memorlam. - Cd zadnJega zbOra JIG izgubila Zveza enega maj
noIJ dclavnih IN vnctlh sodrugov IA naSo stvar - sodruga Mlana
olumca, XII jc mcscca dccembra 1914 podlegel proletarski bolezni,
5ctiki. V 80. lctu svoje dobe.
Milan Glumac je opravi V jugoslovanskem socialstiGnem giba-
ru v Amcriki mnogo della, zasti med IIrvati, ko ie ustanovil jugosl.
'oclail>t"no udruzcnJe ST. 6 i'll list "Radncka STRATA. Poleg tega
r bill eden izmcd prvih, XII jc dcal ma TO, da Sc je ustanovila Jugosl
ncmu nacelu. jc vzbudil 5 Svojim zgledom V svojh roiakh mnogo
~"rimanja q styar, ki jo JIG zastopal z vso vnemo in ljubeznijo do
konca svojih di. - Caster mu spomin!
Sodrugi! To jc porocho, il katerega je razvidno, kako je Zveza
napredovala. &c sc V splosnem nj doseglo toiko, kolikor bi bio re-
"tL. nj to krlvda cncga. dvch ali treh; nj to krivda nobcnega odbora
ali funkcionarjcy pri nash gaSilih; istotako nj pripisovati samon MIN
uSp"hov. NSak ten Je pt dcial pc svoji moci in nalogi, XII mu 10 je
dktrala njcgova SocialistiGna zavcst. CEsto razumlIvo jc torej, ola
nc more bltl V TEN sluGaju nobcnc hvae, nni nobcnc graje. Kar
N"Ja prl SocialNth - kakor jc nam vsem znano, je lie zadoscenie,
dfIa samcga. I'm V tenn sucaju Sc cisto lahko konstatira, da je vsak
nckaj dclal in pripomogcl. da jc obstoj Zvezc mogoc ter da Sc je raz-
'irIIa SociaIlsticna ideja med jugosovanskim dclavci V Ameriki. Te-
inu r"zuItatu izOgriti st ne da.
/ urcditviio tskarnc. XII mai Sc zacnc Y bodofc ma f., ali oni na6i,
konSolidiranicm upravc in pojacanjcm naSih organizacij, T. gradnjo
'omov. uStanavljanjcm pcySkih. dramaticnih in glasbenih zborov. 10
rrcak"v&iI, da bo Hvcza rasla in Sc razyjala tmdi v dobocc in tako
noSiata ' amerEkrm javnem zivljenju res tHti faktor, XII ga ie name
"avala njcna ustanovitcv: "Da poStanc Gyrsta vel amerTko soca
INucnc strankc in cle socialstiGne Internacionalc.'
) Sociaistituim poziravom,
FRANK PETRICH, q. tajnik.
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hOngreSu SOcialiStOV neVtralnih deZel v Hauu.

"a DoiSarSka Je SanoStoJna drlava. 2 monar-
ni'n ooiiNo pod Nlado fcrdmanda kOburSkega.
D' ooisaroN zNl ' MacedonIJi, kar je dalo boil
s'iSN' 'idui prelVcH", ola Sc Jc udelezila sedanje
,o'nc Proi 'rnlJl' katerl Je pripadcl del Mace
uo"'Je pc ZaohJi DaikahSkl voJnl.
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N'm sorl' 81 sta plll one Ito voJnc SamoStoJni.
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N',Jo Nc'ii" PreplVaISlVa, p"tem V DalmaciJl,
~" ","'SNc"' ' HIaNoh'Jl' kJer SO V malJSmi ma
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= IrF"'Jr 'NorlJ" prctcZno vecIno p%rcbival-
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ancioralc upolariali ma nrvarnoSt lalcntncga pro-
blcma in 50 sporazumno s. socialist drugih naro-
d"N ma AvStr"-ogrNkcm in Balkanu iSkali resi-
tex hrcz krravc"a konflikia.
ANS'riJNka NoriaIna donokracija. V katcro SO
hil" ~~Irul"n" "ociaiMtitlc Strankc vsch narodov,
Je na >N"Jcm kongrcSI Y Brnu lcta 1899. Sprcjcla
harodn"Sti program, y katcrcm pravi:
ker "vlraIo IN oncmo%ocaio nacionalnc ho-
matlJe Y -\vNirlJl N"ak pciiiiccn naprcdck in YES
kultirni razvol narod"v, kCr jc iSkati vzrok tch
homatlJ Y prvl wit y za,taloSti nash iavnih
urcdb in Lcr - na"aijcvanjc tch >porov zlasti
en-" tist>A Nrcd>tcV. s. katcrimi 81 zavarujcjo la
dagger razrcdl :v"J" "oSpodstvo in oviraio rcSnit-
izJav.ja kongr"S
k"ncna urcditcV narndncga in iczikovncga
vpraSanja V .Av>trii Y IaiiSlu cnakih pravic in G.
nak"pravn"Nii IN razn"r j" pr"dvScm kulturn"
zahtrNa IN len t"rrj y zvlj"nSk"m intcrcsu pro
i'tailata;
'H"""ca j" Ic : r'Nnic!' dcm"kratiGmi Skup.
""N''' ~ Jc u'"lnrljrra ha Npl"Nn'. cnaki in dlrckt.
III N"Ilhl pra'i"', u Natcrc - vNi podohni priv
I""lJl y drza "a deli "dStranjcni o.;
g"lltcv il raHN" j naclonalnc SamoStalno>ti
N''h liar"d"v y AvNirIII j" lc m"goca ma podlagi
max lravlcc IN IZo"lhaJ"c Sc vSakcmu zitiranju,
|A'"Jc 'rcha "l'traniiI NNak drIdvno hirokraticni
ceh'raii%cm kakIr tldI i"NdaInc privilcgijc dczcl.
I"i tenn r"""ll. pa 'idl lie pod tenn ho mo
g"r' p"NtaVi'' Y ANNirlli ma NEST" nacionalnih
p''plr"N nh"i"ilaIcu r"t. ~ Sl"cr oh pri2nanju Sic
i"cih f"'iilhir "a"i.
! A'N''ila So mora i|prrncnlti y dcmokra-
''''" 'hr"l'' |\'|''' "r|a'"
NadailnJ" '"'k" i' rcN"'aclJ" o%ri"ujcjo po-
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POrOcilO glaVnega tajnika:
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INOner)
' Spiosh propaganda naglaSa sociaIis,;sn. .,m.,
ueJsNo' oa ne prlhaJaJo ekonomsko organizirani dclayc i y m,S,h nJ
"p poi''h' orsanlzacijc, pripisati razmeram v ka,cr;b .n sa
organlzacije razvlc. IUtro so o,n;.:s. 49, ~ ~
"S''"i PoeoJe "a magic rastocc strokovnc orpanizac;ic ka,oro o;
; ia "r''n'cV boJne taktike V svojem ekonomskem nodros;u nso
uaLo: """t' ia poHlcno Stran deavstva in so tako dobie zpol;
mo 'mcaJ cato stranka ponovno izjavlia. da nim, n nroy;cc
"' "iJe' FmeSavatl st V kontroverze, XII hi nastale y dcIovskib uni;ah
I IL" Npr"SaiJe " obllki organzacje, XII jh prinasaio : scIoi
""i"" e"h'cn SredStva proizvajanja. napram katerim $, deiav
.'o u"err Ill SvoJe bojcvne taktikc. Uvidcvajoca yse to promise,
" u deIaVstvu Samcmu. da ih res. kakor zabtoy,;o 5s IT, 49,.
trebe, pc svoji lastni iniciativi ""N" '' =" Po-