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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
Cotton Seed Worth More Than Corn

The Charlotte Observer makes the interesting discovery that
farmers partsof the South getting for bushe
O. cotton seed than farmers the West getting for
rn! AS it says
1T has come to pass that bushe of cotton seed is
worth more than bushe of corn The Observers market
reports yesterday quoted the vercoaed goden-meated
little seed at 68 cents in town. The same paper car
red the quotation of 66 IL the top price for corn in
Chicago
Of course the difference freight rates. commissions etc
makes worth buhe hee but the fact remains that
Southern growers getting more for 80 or 3nound
buhe of cotton seed than the Illinois farmer gets for Sc pound
buhe of con And yet many decades since cotton gins
purpose worse than worthless
could be carried off the The stone which the bud
rejected becoming mighty nearly the head of corner Old
Edward Atkinson used that New England farmers cd
cotton and just seed without lint they would get rich
and begins to look if he rghThe Progressive Farmer
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
ASHTON NEWS

The expression on some folks
faces would take the smile of the
man in the moon, if they looked
that way.
Mr.. M. Dickson returned home
Friday from Atlanta where he has
been transacting business.
The hule to one of the school
wagons driven by Edwin Wellborn
ran away Thursday afternoon. In
some way the bits slipped out of
the animals mouth and causin1
Mr.. Willborn to be unable to con-
troll him for several minutes. Mr..
Wlllborn acted very wisely how
every by walking out on the shaft
and fixing the bits. During the
excitement three of the girls leap
ed out and were hurt badly, but
not seriously. The other occupants
who remained in the wagon re-
ceived no injuries.
On account of not being supplied
with enough desks for the pupils
in Prof. Hollis room and in Miss
Mlddlebrook'S room, the lodge hall
is being used as a recitation room
and for the studies that do not re-
qulre SO much board work. We
have now something over two
hundred pupils on enrolment.
Misses Epsie and Exile Robitzsch
spent Thursday night with Fannie
Nay Fitzpatrick.
One fault common among par
ents is they do not know their own
boys. Encourage your boys to
bring their friends home with
them. Then do your best to make
the visit profitable. You will thus
learn more about your own and
other folks boys.
LEONNE DELORAINE.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
Respect Law Because it is Law

1t is this spirit the spirit of bowling the will of the majority
of accepting frankly the results of processes of law
disagreeabe they be personally at any met this
spirit which rest the foundations of civilization and safety He
is usually childish weakng and contemplate man not to be
trusted who will not abide by the of the game naved
cordng to the ruleshe is mot good SPORT and men RIGHTLY
desplse hmand the same thing true of the citizen who will not
Honestly wait for and accept the vers us and courts and
elections these being the established set up by the
for the settlement of causes and cases.
Take this standard of judging the civic genius of yo
t and how people stand Are they willing to abide bv
and the verdict of law are they ercy resentfu
who unwilling to abide by law becomes instead "a
breaker of the public peace? This good of peoples
progress in civilization. Progressive Farmer
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
Comforting Words
Many A Fitzgerald House
hold Will Find Them So


To have the pains and aches OF
bad back removed-to be entire
ly free from. annoying, d angerous
kidney disorders, is enough to
make any sufferer grateful. The
following advice of one who has
suffered will prove comforting
words to hundreds of Fitzgerald
readers.
A. D. Brown, carpenter, 514
W. Oconee Ave Fitzgerald, says;
Il strained my back, which caused
trouble with my kidneys. l suffer
ed from a dull ache across my
loins and I was stiff, sore and tired
all the time. I felt as if / wanted
to lie down. I was also bothered
by dizzy spells and black spots
fosted before nv eyes. Nothing
ever gave me so much relief as
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
chat Mr.. Brown had. Foster Mil
burn Co. Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
Mortgage Sale.
GEORGIA BEN HILL COUNTY:

Under and by virtue of a power
of sale contained in the mortgage
executed by Isiah Clark to H. NJ.
Dodd on the 18th day of March,
1915, and recorded in the Office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Ben Hill County, Georgia, in Book
Is, Folio 1877, and on the 18th day
of December 1915, transferred by
said II. NJ. 'Dodd to Mrs. Cora
Bigham, the undersigned trans.
fierce will sell, at public sale, at
the Courthouse in said County, on
the 18th day of January, 1915,
during the legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following property towit: Twenty
acre tract No. 1919 containing
twenty acres of land, more or less,
of Land Lot No. 249 in the 4th
Land District of said County as
shown by the recorded plat and
survey of the American Tribune,
Soldiers Colony Company now on
tile in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court of Irwin County.
Georgia, for the purpose of paying
a certain promisorY note bearing
date March Is, 1915 and payable
on the 1st day CT October, after
said date made and executed bNs
the said Isiah Clark, payable to
the order of H. M. Dodd, SAID note
being for $3.50 principal, stlpu-
lating for interest from maturity
at the rate of 8.per cent per annum
the total amount due on said note
being $3.50, principal, S1.69 in
terest together with the costs of
this proceeding as provided in
such mortgage. A conveyance will
be executed to the purchaser by
the undersigned, as authorized il
said mortgage.
This Goth day of December 1915.
Mrs. Cora Bigham, transferee.
D. E. Griffin,
Attorney for Mrs. Cora Bigham.
m-to-j11.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10

Call or phone The LEADER Enter.
prise office the local news of Fitz.
gerald and Ben Hill county; the com.
ing or departure of friends or rela.
tives weddings, deaths, births, etc.
Such favors will be appreciated by
the Editor. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
WE SELL OLD NEWSPAPERS
Casper Hide & Skin Co.
EAST PINE ST.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Local and Long Distance Telephone
800.

Are in the market for
D. S. Hides, lb. !. >. 14c-16c
Green Hides, Id. 12c-14c
Dry Flint Hides, Id. ...24c-28c
Raw Fat Sc
Tallow in Cakes, h.. -. 5c-65c
Horse Hides, each, j.. .$1.50-$3.5O
Goat Skins, each. 80. 20c-35c
Coon Skins, each. T.. 40c-$2OO
Oppossum Skins, each 30c-80c
House Cat Skins. 15c-40c
Offers, each. $2000-$3.0O
Skunk Skins, each. :. 40c-$2OO
Heavy Brass, Id. ..,... sc loo
Copper, ID l0c-14c
Inner Tubes, Id. -. 11c-18c
Auto Castings, h.. 49,. 3c-5c
Rest according to value. Special
attention to express and freight
shippers.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
PLANT
T l1lghurrl Oats

WHY?
BECAUSE
LIST. They are earlier by 3 weeks
than the Texas Red Rust Proof, and
are thereforeg altered before the
other oats are ready.
End. They are drought proof.
3rd They are adapted to all
kinds of soil and conditions.
4th. They are rust proof.
5th. They are beardless.
9th. A bushel will seed one
fourth more than other oats.
7th. They are a Georgia pro-
duct.
WE HANDLE BEN HILL COUN.
TY FULGHUM SEED OATS
GROWN BY Elk. FARMER. Price,
S5c per Bushel.
Bros.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
Notice to Attorneys and Administrators

Beginning November 1913 all legal must be paid for IN
advance as the law conemplates.
Leader Publishing Company.
October 31st 1913
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10

Rev. 7. F. Galloway of the Tab
ernacle Baptist church at Macon
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. D.
B. Ware over Sunday.
Mrs. William Bryan returned
from a visit to friends at WaYcross
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10

bank has larger deposits than any
other bank in this portion OF the
state and where the HONORABLE
TREASURER of the UNITED
STATES deposits U. S. Government
moneys-Mr. Prudent.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10

Emory Wilcox spent the week.
end with friends in the city.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
THIS OLD SOLDIER
IS STILL IN LINE

II ~ uau not been for that
Ianlac | couldn't have gone to the
Confederate Reunion at Memphis
on the 9th of October and march
ed atoo~ for nearly three miles in
the big parade" said Frank B.
Kendrick, who lives at 1900 Char
lotte avenue, Nashville. Mr.. Ken
drick is one of Nashville's oldest
and best known citizens.
AS a member Of company /,
Second kentucky Cavalry, Basil
Dukes regiment, General John B.
Gordon's command, Mr.. Kendrick
saw service throughout the civil
war, and was wounded four difei =
ent times.
During the winter" said Mr..
Kendrick. 81 suffered intensely
with rheumatism and when spring
time came | went all to pieces. l
had Just about made up my mind
that my end was not very far off .
1t looked like l was on the verge
of general physical decline, and
| had about despaired of ever
walking again. l am seventy years
of age, have fought good fight
and proven my record, and was
ready to go. But since l got hold
of Tanlac ], have set my head to
round out ninety years, and from
the way | feel now l believe will
do it. Before l began taking this
medicine | was rapidly loosing
what little strength and flesh / had
and was SO weak and debiIltated
it was all could do to walk from
the bed to the chair and even that
required great exertlon. l had no
appetite at all, couldn't sleep to do
any good and was awfully nervous
My flesh seemed to dry and l
suffered great deal with headache
II doctored and doctored, but
did not show any sign of improve
ment. | attributed nv failure TO
get relief to my old age and de-
Ginning physical powers. But l
made bad guess, because after
taking Tanlac two weeks l felt
better and younger than | had felt
in years. | am now on my ninth
bottle and am actually thirteen
pounds heavier than | was before
l began taking Tanlac. My clothes
were too large-now they are too
small, and | guess [ will have to
buy clothes that will fit me COM
fortably. To make long story
short-the medicine just seemed to
fill me with new life and energy
and put me right on my feet. l
have fine appetite now.
LAS told you before, / can
now walk anywhere, and have
thrown my cane aside, because |
don't need it any more, except for
bad eyesight. | spent four days in
Memphis at the reunion, and just
tramped around all over town with
the boys. ALI around were men
who gave out during the parade,
but at the end l vas right there,
and didn't feel the least bit tired.
| just got back a few days ago and
am awfully glaG to tell you what
Tanlac has done for me. If had
the money | would buy every old
soldier bottle of Tanlac, because
| believe it would add years to
their lives"
Tanlac is sold exclusively in
Fitzgerald by Denmark Drug Co.
adv.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10

HEREAFTER shall deposit in
Gle EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK. / surely can make no mis-
take to deposit my money where
snany other people have deposited
thousands and thousands until the
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-10
For Rent

| have a lumber of choice
residence property and bust
ness houses for rent at a low
price. Also nice rooms for
light housekeeping. See me
at Ben Hill National Bank.
146-tf E. N. DAVIS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22

upehani ljudje, XII ne dosezejo nj
ii potrebnega. Vsak dan vpazuje
clovek to nasprotje, komaj mu
pride ma misel, da tn nckaj nj
pray, a koliko je takih, XII bi vpra-
Sail, zakaj je tako?
Nevada lei clovcStvu ma plecih
kakor podedovani greh. Cd nava-
de spe njegove misli in Sc ne zga-
nejo. Ker gleda krivico cd svo.je-
ga rojstva, jo sprejema kakor ne
kaj neodvratnega in Sc komaj
zmenijo zanjo. In kcr Sc .jc ma
miljone ljudi navadilo delati. in
stradati ter trpeti, sc Jill .je neko-
like tisoc navadilo, izkoriScati ma
vado prvih in 81 cd te navade pol
niti zepe.
Odkar ma svetu nj raja, je delo
e pOtreba c%loveStva. Priroda je
cudna matt. PoStavila je cloveka
ma svet, dala mu je zivljen.ic: ka-
ko 81 ga ohrani, jc pa njcgova
skrb. Trava nina brigc, kako bo
rastla; ptitem JIG ~pogrnjcna mia.
Clovek 81 mora Z dclom dobavlia-
ii vse, kar potrebuje "a svoje xiv
ljenjc.
Clovek, Adamov sin.
Toda Gudno. Ali nismo vsi Ada
movi sinovi? Ali ne vclja ukaz:
"V potu svojega obraza
vsem ljudjem? Soditi bi Sc morale,
da pac, kajti V sv. pismu Sc ne
govori o nobenih izjemah, in tudi
prirodOslovci uce, da so nam bill
starsi vsem enaki. Zakaj morajo
torej lie eni delati V potu svojega
obraza, drugi pa lie uzivati?
Prijatelj delavcc, Dostikrat, ce
ii JIG uSla bridka bescda radi Ia
lostnlh razmer tvojcga zivljenja
IL uSt, 81 moral sliSati bcSede: Ia
ka je bozja VOLTA! Toda glcj: V
Sv. piSmu ie receno, da .ic bozja
VOLTA vsem ljudcm nalozila delo V
potu svojega obraza. Katcra boz
ia VOLTA je torej prava: Tista, XII
o uci sv. pismo, ali tista. XII 10 raz-
glaSajo gospode?
RazmiSljaj malo o TEN, prijatelj
delavcc, in kadar sam razmisliS.
vpraSaj tovariSe. Morda DO kaj
koristilo, ce bodo tudi oni razmis-
ljati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
v pOtu sVOjega ObraZa.

~ potu svo.icga Obraza hos jc-
del kruh", JIG dcjal Bog po pripo-
vedovanju starcga zakona Glove
ku, ko ga je izgnal il ra.ia. Sv. pi-
smo je krasna knjiga, polna poe
zije, V kateri jc posebno bujno
razvit simbolizem. Filozofija sta
rib lidov jc naSla V njej prelcpo
oblikO in kdor eta bibliio brcz
muGnega predsodka, da posluSa
bcsedo nedoseznega viSjega bit
ia, temvec isGe V nicj duha njcnih
avtorjev in tcdanjega casa, najde
v TEN bcrilu bogat uzitek.
Clovek je grcsil in Bog GA
.je cato kaznoval. Obsodil ga .je ma
vecno delo, pravi stara knjiga. In
2 TEN izreka priznanje, da jc de
10 cloveku nepriietno, kajti kar
mu je ugodno, nj kazen. Tako We
Xix kriz so videli pcsniki Sv. pi-
sma V dclu. da so pripisali svojc-
mu praocetu greh, Xxi JIG bill pc
njihovem mnenju vrhunec hudo-
,bije, S svojimi posledicami obre-
menjujoc ne lie njegovega facet
nika, ampak tudi S njegove po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
CRNA

international Association of
Machinist, Xxi vodi V Milwaukee
stavko ondotnih maSinistov. je
rlozila PROT Cordhcrg Manufac-
turing Co. tozbo IA $1,000 cd
Skodnine, kcr .ic Ia druzba zapi-
Sala stavkujocc dclavcc ma emo
listo. Organizacija hoGc napeti
vse sile. da Sc druzbi cnkrat polka
ze, kaj je pravica, kcr .ie raba or
NH list zelo razSirjcna in 10 kapi-
talisti izkoriScajo kot bic prot
delavcem, da hi jih odvraGali cd
stavke. Dclavcc, XII pride ma tako
crno liSto. Sc mora bait. da dalec
naokrog in dolgo casa ne dobi de.
la, in marsikdo So ne una ma
straJk, bojcc Sc tc ne~varnosti. Vo-
dJa stavkc Emmett l.. Adams pra-
VI, ia bo V cetrtek V tel zadevi
~zasllsavanje pred sodniiskim ko-
mlsarJcm Walter Schinzom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
PANAMSKI PREKOP.

Nsied Zm~anlSanega prOmeta
skozi panamski prekop so Sc
zmanJSall V p%retecenem fiskalncm
letu. zakljucencm $ 30. junijem,
znatno tudi dohodki. Promet So jc
skrcil vSled zemeliskega usada V
urezu Culebra, in ker so strokov-
maxi mnenja, da sc bodo TAXI IL
sadi cd casa do casa ponavljali, ic
panamski prckop baje 5 financi :
Jelnega staliSca zelo ponesreGcno
podjetje. Obratni StroSki so zna-
sail prcteGenem lctu kakih I mi
lijonov dolarjcv, dohodki pa samo
okroglo dvainpol miliona. Vsled
tega znaSa primanjklja.i okrog
stiriinpol miljona ~dolarjcv, ne gle
de ma TO, da Sc panamski bondi nc
o~brestujejo in da Sc ne ~odplacujc
gradient kapital.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
$teVilke.

poroca, da je incl razgovor Z nekim odlicnim me
vtraccm'', XII jc izrekel, da je pc njegovem pre-
~pricanju cnoStavno fizicno nemogoce, da hi zavez-
Mkt prcmagali Nemcijo. Doticni nevtralec, XII ina
>voic i%nformacijc baje cd zunanjega urada V Ber-
linu, ne upa nikakor, da pride kmalu mir. Dodal
jc. da Steer Ncmci, kakor kaZc. ne bodo mogli dix
trait mlru, ampak da DO to zaveznikom Sc mani
mogocc.
Ne vcmo, kdo jc Ia "odlicni nevtralec'. Ali
go pravl, ia ne upa, da So kmalu sklene mir, mu
lahko popolnoma pritrdimo, tudi ce nimamo svo-
Jill informacij cd bcrlinskega zunanjcga urada.
In naJbrIc DO incl prav tudi V tenn, da ne 10 he
cna ne druga Stran mogla diktirati miru. &c bo
,ako, bo itak najbolic. Kajti trajen DO mogcl biti
mir lie tedaj, &c he BIO nikomur vsiljen. ampak ce
Sc bodo morali vsi deli pobotati oh pogojih, XII
bodo cnaki IA vse.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22

tomcc. Use Sc ncporojcno Glove
Stvo Sc .ic Adamovi osebi uprlo
Bogu in cato jc zadela kaZcn cello
plcmc. IL raja jc bilo pognano ma
dclo.
Tako 50 Sodili o delu starr III
dovSki knjizcvniki. XII MISC po-
mali modcrnc induStrijc z memo
ncrvozno roboto, p~onizajoco clo-
veka-dclavca ma nivo tovorne Ii
vail ali avtomata. KakScn greh hi
hi moral zapisati ma rovaS prade-
du l%iterat, Xxi hi hotel pisati mi
tologijo, utemel.jeno ma scdanjih
razmerah w potu Svojcga obra-
IA hos .iedcl kruh', jc dcjal .Ic-
hOva. "V potu svoiega obraza. V
nevarnosti "a svoje zdravje in "a
zivljenje, morc6 svojcga duha in
.unicujoc svojc tclo imaS trpcti
pomanjkanjc in zancmarjati dru-
limo zapoveduic kapitalisticni
zakon dclavcu dva.jSctga stolct-
ja.
Kriz ma Golgoti jc bill zname-
ME reSitve, a sveto pismo je mora
10 ustvariti svet onkraj groba, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
Tri ~StOletja klanja.

VISA zgOdovina GloveStva je polna prelivania
krvi, tako polna, da sc nj Guditi. ce smatra marsi-
kdo zgodOvino vojn IA pravo zgodovino Glove
skega plemena. Seveda je to napacno IN
nJe zgodovine, kajti ce jo ho6emo prav spoznati,
moramo preiskati, kakSne izpremembe so Sc izvr-
slle V z~ivljenju t~loveStva, in kaj Jill ic bistveno
povzrotalo. Ako Studiramo zgodovino tako. tedai
opazimo cd prvih znanih pricctkov, pa do danas-
mega casa trajen naprcdek, Xxi je bill vGaSi poGa-
sen, vGasi hitrejSi, cigar glavni cinitelj pa je bio
vcdno delo.
Seveda je tudi delo boj. Use, kar ie potrebo.
val, 81 je moral Glovek pridobiti. Vzeti je moral
prirodi, XII je vecino svojih zakladov Skrbno skri-
vala i'll ga siila, da je napenial vse svoie telesne
in duSevne moGi, ako 81 je hotel prisvojiti, kar jc
potreboval "a izboljSanje svojih razmer, torei IA
napredek s~vojega p%lemena.
Delo je boj. Premagovati mora sovrazne sile.
pogostOma navidezno nepremagliive. In tudi zr-
tive padajo V TEN bOju, obilne, te5ke zrtve.
Pravijo, da Je bog utemelien V prirodi in il
tega ~lzVaJaJo, da Je voJna IA vse vecne case ne
izogibna kajti narava Sc ne da p~redelati. Ali
ravno, &c spoznavamo, da jc delo boi, pridcmo do
zakljucka, da Sc ne stori prirodi nobcna sila. ako
izgine vojna. Boz jc utcmcljen V prirodi o TEN
nj dvoma. Ali priroda ne zahtcva, da mora Ia boi
imeti obliko cloveSkega klanja. Prirodni razvoini
zakon je vodil Gloveka skozi tisoGletia. da ic is
kal n~ajprimerneiSa in naiuspeSncjSa srcdstva IN
tiste bOje, Xxi so neizogihni vSako novo orodje. po-
raba vSake move Silc, uStanovitev vsakc uSpcSnc
organizacije je bila sredstvo IA zmago V ncizogib-
ncm hoju.
lie do najuSpeSnejSega SrcdStva ~GloycStvo Sc
hi dospclo. Do Svojc solidarnoSti. Koncentraciia
in smotrena organizacija vSeh svojih sill mora DAFT
cloveStvu %najveGjo uspcSnoSt. najpopolncjSo spo.
Sobnost "a bOj $ prirodnimi Silami in IN image, XII
Jill doslej razdruieno GlovcStvo niti Slutiti ne
more. Namcsto. da hi urcsniGilo svojo vzaicm.
most IA hoj proti skupncmu nasprotniku. Sc kolic
to G~lovcStyo med Scboj.
kako SO je klalo zadnjih triSto let. nam ka-
zejo sledcci podatki pc Bodartovi scStavi.
Med lett 1918 in 1905 ic bilo vsega skupai
100 bojnih Spopadov. in STEER 1914 hitk ma SUI
hem, I'D bitk ma morju. 400 oblegani in ~ kapi-
tulacij. Najdalic je trajala vojna med Bemctkami
in Turtijo O644 do 1899. torci mad - let. Maj
krajSa je bila med karolom Abortion in Avstrijo
0S49). Xxi ie t%raiala sest dni.
Francija jc V omcnjcncm casu najvcGkrat
prijela IA orozje. Stevilo nicnih bitk znaSa 1919
1922 ma kopnem, 63 ma moriu. 332 oblcganj i'm 30
kapitulacij), kar znaSa povprecno So odStotkov.
Avstrija izkazuie poypretno As odstotkov. An
glija 20, Russia 10, Pruska Is, Spanija 16. Turcija
II odStOtkov it'd.
Francija j. imela V 1919 slucajih 5Si zmag
prot i95 porazom. Pruska in Anglia imata TO
odstotkov uspehov in 40 odStotkov porazov; Az
strija ~ odstotkOv zmag in IS odStotkov porazov {:
Spanija 36 odstotkov zmag in "a odStotkov pora-
GOV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22

Francija Sc je cd l.. 1900 vojskovala proti Is
drzavam; proti Avstriji 262- krat, in 196-krat z ne
uspehom. Anglia JIG zmagala V 120 ~slucajih, pod
lcgla pa V l55. lmela je V vojni s Spanijo 119
uspehov IN 10 porazov, $ Holandijo 80 zmag in 63
porazov. V osmih vojnah med Francijo in Mem
ego, XII izkazujejo 307 bitk, je dobila Francija 152
zmag in imela $50 porazov.
Francozi so pri Sedanu izgubili $1,000 MOI,
to Je 40 odstotkov, Nemci pa 5000 MOI.
Najdalje so Anglezi oblegali mesto Gibraltar,
cd 1879 do 1872, torcj 1917 dni. Ma drugem me-
stu sc je drzal Kadiz, cd 1910 do 1912, torej sku-
pno 9O3 dni V angleSko-Spanski vojni. Sebastopol
Sc Je ustavljal 346 dni, Port Artur 121 dni. Kan
dijo je 1869 branilo 10000 Benecanov proti $780,
600 Turkom, DDS dni. Ma TEN kraju Sc je vdalo
Rusom $4,000 Turkov.
NajstraSncjSi del statistike tvori umrljivost.
Pr Mukdenu je priSlo ma 624, 600 vojakov lbs, 600
mrtvecev. Pri Sedanu jc bio razmerje 100, 600
prot $4,000; pri Borodinu $4,000 prot DAG, 900;
pri Waterloo 5000 prot 1872. 1000; pri Wagramu
$4,000 proti 100000; pri Drazdanih $4,000 prot
100000: pri Plevni $4,000 prot l63, 5000; pri
AuSterlitzu 10000 proti 14S,00O; pri S%olferinu
$4,000 proti 273,000. Odgovornost "a pravilnost
teh Stevilk moramo prepuScati zgoraj imenova
MENU Statistiku.
Me mani intercSantna nj statistika o vojnih
dogodkih zadnjih 40 let, katero povzamemo po
drugem viru. Cd 1878 jc bio 2S vojn, med kate.
rimi Je bilo wee krvavih kolonialnih. NajveGje
vojne c%vropSkih narodov tega casa so: Rusko-tur-
ska GS1S), francoska kolonialna V Tunisu 1SS1),
francoSka ckspcdicija V Tonkong 0SS5), fran
coska ekSpediciia V Madagascar 0S95), grSko-
turSka vojna 1896, boj ltalije prot Abesiniji
llS9p, SpanSko-amcrikanska vojna 1S9S). bur
ska vojna (ls99), angleSka ckspedicija V Sudan
iStcga lcta, Nojna zdruzenih velevlasti Europe
protl hokSarlcm ma kitajSkem $4,000. rusko-ja-
ponska voJna (l9Oj), francoska maroSka ekspedi-
eliza (19OS), SpanSka maroSka ekspcdicija 5000,
in ma IA. mcstu italijansko-turSka vojna 1911).
Ncmiija So ic ma bojiSGu borila lie prot boksar-
jem. Ma ID. mcstu je omeniti nemSko ekspedicijo
Y julno-zapadno Afriko mad IIerere. Vojna. V ka-
tcro Sc nj meSala nobena cvropska sila, je bila med
japonSko in kitaisko 1894.
Y novejScm caSu je trcba p~riStevati tudi ODE
balkanski voini. Ma Ncmcijo pripadata V tenn
caSu dive vojni, ma Francijo pet, cd katerih so sc
izvrSilc vsc pc kolonijah, ma Turcijo tri, ma Itali-
jo dive. ma JaponSko dive. ma Anglijo tri, tudi 20
kolonijah. in ma Spanijo dive. Poudariti je, da Sc
jc V teh Slucajih p~onajveG rabilo brodovje.
Taxa krvava Statistika Sc no vodila, doklcr
bo vladal kapitalizem ma svetu, to Sc pravi, dokler
bodo interest pOsameznih dclov cloveStva tako ma
sprotovali intcrcsom drugih delov, da bodo izzi-
vail krvave konflikte. Vsi lepi %nacrti, kako mai
Sc Y kapitalisticni druzbi preprecijo voinc, so uto-
pic. lie Solidarni interest vseh narodov morejo
zagOtOviti mir. Taxa solidarnost interesov Sc pa
imcnulc socialism.