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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

Eroppcr Die bluieicrigen SHianer
ober iiuo oie @tiiglie0er Der Sonoe
OeS oSumpimolies"
Gas Falieiiciit elm 5ulomnlenban'
9enOes Sunlpigcbiet bon pielen ton-
icno Guaorottil0metern 0as Die
6orm cines 9tieieuoreieds Bat oeilelI
Spite greit2itolusf on Bug liegt
un0 oeiien gaiis ser Iaiepr biIoet.
Ole &obn Brett lfinst Soriiow biz
oct oie 91orogrcuJe SreIt&ouel'
9lowno 9lomogro0 Cwrucs Die SilO.
grenje oeiielbcl. Ter 5Micnenltrang
Der Sinic &rcit &iu5t @omici gcbt IN
elmer Gauge BON 800 alometer NIT
ten 0urb oas Snmpilano @ebilOe'
miro Der Slicieniuupi our1 0en
Gnjcpr iino iciEc 9}cbcniliIiic oen
gSripjet, uod 0cm cr benduut IT,
0onl ourM sic acidittliA bcriiGnte
9crcrmn ocn iiir Inns 10 piNtigel
SUr mo 5o0lloic tlciuerc @aller
l1liic. GiHtc llrpolocr bcocdeu mel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

iiber oeu Stono ser Irlppea, iiber
etipaige Gurd6rlldbSltcQen, iiber ab.
icits aelegene SommaHoeu NIT ueHiB
9eoedlua uiw. Die ganoe III geraoe.
3ll glan5eno bepaffnet ieoer Qlamt
fIDrt Inegrere blulOert ButroHeu llno
aud SpreAamoterial nit, ia iagar
iIber Elm D3aidiuenaeUebr Derfiigt oie
@eicllidoft
lll5dblia iino oic 2iiten nit ocreB
S,ilie lid oie Niitqlieoer ser ganoe
0lrdic6Ieidcn, mciiters ais 9uleriL
oit ie0or6 oud ais Sranfettrdaer nit
&eruHnoctcn o0er ais @sforten &c.
fanocner Ruiieu III 6iterreibiiden
ooer 0cutid1en llHiiorncn. 9laer0iuaS
Tie 5unIeiit ourd oic 9So:5
inntfeit unO bic ShIutbcit lHicrer
@oroonpoitcn lmo Eotrouiacn alligc.
Goben. SroBoout gclung es Dem
n Sltmpfuolf" ciumal hit iciner
9onoc bis gegen greit Sitoust por-
5iiitoBGt ireilicb obne eiien ncncns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

lcmpeit ous 2ano, uno bier 6eianoaH
iih Dor Dem arie9e oie reierpierten
,o90ariiu0c ocs Barren, IN pelheH
0ie lebten gInerodien Guropas gebegt
peroeu mo nod 3obIreide Side Dor.
funHcu. Gas getreten oieier @e.
bicte mar in oer 9icgel itrengitens
borboten mo mu alisnabmsweiie nit
Grlaubnisibeiuen oss @ofmariHolS
gciiattet. Sin poor ucritreut mo5nen.
sc Soriter lmo @eger im0 in peiteH
lInfreiie sic ein5igcu meni1Iidcu 9A
uobner.
Eroeocm i'll Dos Eoliciic aaherlolb
Der Derbotencn Gone belieoelt gln
alien mr sober gclcgenen Stellen lte
ben ntitteH ili @al0 mo Sumpf eilr
seine @c6oitc lno flcnc Grtidoiten
Sir0Ben dit Is 5ror feline aber 0ie
9lniic0lunaen perbin0el 5oblrclde
JiiBrcac Ole oacrOnlas MIR oeu Gir.
0euniidcn bcfouut imo. Gas 9erli9lte
glblpcber pola &cac III OFT glcidbc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
Gin sdaefnuO in Siruns.

Ger a9}cucu 3iirdcr Setting"
wiro aus %atros aeueloct, OoB auf
oar 9urg bon Eiruns Elm number
barcr Sc6aB pon @oloic9uud geilu.
0cu morocn Ill Der in ueridieocuen
.i6ereinonocr geiiitlpteu eberuen @cs
idBeH qc6Orgcil ipor gIud5 @afien,
Neutrality-suspicious. logen Oabei.
Ger Sdnud, scr Sir1ns ais oQolo.
reid neben W!1tenG itclIt foll uiHt
Aen mgteEildAen iouocru e6er aiip.
rid bo6plonii1cn (5cttitiiAeiD Still
auhpciieu (Gr miro BOD mufcniid
iemD 0ie @egculiauoc ieicu be.
rcits ins ardaolo9iidc Wliieunt nod
9ltbcn iI6crgriiibrt lporoen. glus
Qrnblmgcn III EirpHs bot bis icet
balptiddlid, ietocm 5Alienoln
1891 5eqonuen battc, oaS DeutiAe
orhGolosiihe SSniiinlt aemodt no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

Die aPitglieoer ser ganoc, BON oencn
bereits cine gan5e Neibe gelun8cH iig
als Sranftlrure beban0elt lpcrocn c9
pcrbitert nher ood oetI Sfantpf ulo
Der Olann Ger ourd ioldc llntcrHeD-
mlhgen ltm iciue 5hl9c gebrqAt per.
0cn tann gebt nit SdB mo gtadege.
llIbleu nidt MIR gcgcn orn uaiipr.
nIiurtcn 6cno, iouocrtI audl geaci 0ia
9aueriL IN meldcn er heintiidiicle
iuio biutcrliitiicge a}orocr er6lidi.
1oB 0a jltucllen oudl lIaid]NI0ige NIT
ocn poar Sduloigen biiRcu niilicn
oufiir m0gcH lid bic 2onobeluebncr
Bel ibrcH ciacucH Scutcn beoanfrn
nor alleu bel Dem 9lliii6rcr encr
gnoe, ocr obnc OieI ScioBr iun0 obuc
giiidliHt olli iciuc @dnosIcite Dilli
Gcn 5tabm cin6einlien mddte glbcr
bic Sonaciicn iiir ocn Sunpimplj
lin0 bcrcits ausgclcAt iH0 cilieS 0GA
acs miro aud cr uncntrinuoar ooril
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

Oab ic5 bis 3u Dem mo DcnI Gntlui
bort qcmcicn bin. Tie slntlport ldBt
ali iir6 lpdreu. &dl mus aid bier ms
@oii6ans. Souge llidlt 10 1ut mie w.
5nQen. Gas SAlni5unuer taIt mie
Gin Giotcacr. SIN nd0ltcn D'orgen
inuncq nod fcinc llnhuort. Sd gebc
ipd5ieren ulii 0cn SSieien inO fI
geal6, ic9e bci ser 9tiidfe6r cincn
9iurbirla0cn rn0 bube bier oas clns
5iac crluitgenoe Grlebnis oielcr
Rciic Tcnn ser 9orbicr lit nod nidt
oa. lu0 ieiue Srau crbietet iidl, mir
ocu 9ort ab3utraBen. yldtirlid MI.
tcr8iebe id] mid nit 6rcuoen oicicr
gGn5lih neucn ino lnngeipobntclt
Seuiotion mo laiic MIDI 5icmlidy
itblcc1t rdiicren. Tenn bic Game bal
ooc9 nidt 6ca Qat, mir 10 bcr5baft
ms @eiidt 5iI grciIen iuie es elm
rcdltihofiener Barber tim uluB.
9llf ocm 9iiidwe9 5um @aitbauS
6elcgnet rslr Der @rrn36eontc. ser
mid ouigebalten bat. Gr iagt mir,
BOB oic qlntiport oes 9iirgerlnciiterS
eetomneu 1T. 0onu iaDre id nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

.Nudler cntuidclt miro, ourd] GuiiD.
rlmg Der Gclcttri8itdt ali Stclle 0eS
@ebralcbs Dom ab6c, Sol5 o0cr an,
oeret 6cuerin9Snotcriolieu BID beici.
ti9en Dot bci Slasaom 5uni 9ioiI ".
mes &illclortcS gciii9rt, Oct ats bic
critic raudllangloic glniieoeAma 9l
be3cidlHcn iit SdloH rein duBcrlid iit
Die nooernc @eionoer0cit 0eS Dries
ourM pic 2Ibpeien6eit pon 9lduAidu
gen ali Gddern ocr Nduicr feuntlidl.
Scocs oieicr rmIdianaIoicn @dnicr
nt nut cincr elcftrtlden SlcjunasuA.
ioac ucrlcbcn nit eletirilNeu yitht.
anlugcu imo clctiriideu aifbruciu.
riNtungen @s limo Giuionulienbdu.
ier nit ourdl@nittIid ieds 3tnnern,
bic 0ddcr iiilo tuit 9ISbelt acoetti
Die clettrlAc 8elorairig crlHo0litgt
neben 0cm &orteil elmer auBcror0cit.
liheu 9ieinbalhW9 ser gaileu @c.
bauoc. mie iic Del 9inldentpdhna
nicbt itets Wogih ili clue aclpllle
@riparnis i'm Solsbalt mo in oer
Serwaliuua. oa oas Eicnltperloual
meicntIih eingelhrduit meroen tamL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

III 9lnfoHq 1914 aud cf auppcl-
grdb uliiGcocrtt plrOe. Ter lcBte
0cstidlc Ncridli euu66ut ooB oieicr
NlnO bic &iIicbt oiiicrlc9c, in Der
9ictrppolc non SirDuS weitcrSuior-
idleu Ga6ei miuoun on GltabboHge
pes 6eiliacn @lioss9 s9erges 6elsfont.
racrn ieiigciicIlt. Ole nruen
SSlnoe ioIleu oiird eincn 5dliilcr Der
glderbulihulc bon Eirmls bcim @ra
9cu zines tieien Codes 9eniadt mor-
ben icin. 9Ilt6eutiiobc @cricbtc 6lci.
bea nb3mnrtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

OSOr'l'eHns uou Der .. eshs).
5i'm i9pei5eriid9cn aouiulot, q iii
aeiAloiien. slultsihnocu bon $ i2
lIDr oormittogs. gllio nuib ih 6icr
lloernadten. SD iut9e mir ein Sotel,
lper0e mieoer olli Die 8oli5ei Qcihift.
9eDe oonn ipo3icren icbe cine 0lcnQc
oeVtlde Soloaten cinige iran5oiilMc
WelMaaenc, elnen o@odcrn 5hma-
pen, Der lordlt lid nil" aus Sol8, in
pen man goloehe, iil6crne rno ciicrnc
ylagel l@la9eu fann. Sin dbnliner
@moeubNr9 lte1t Dor oen Sfeidlstoas.
9cbduoe IN Berlin elm 9liheI N2ort
Oabeim III nleiner &uterItaot Sreils.
llah uno au0ere oerartigc Tiauren
pernutliA in ie0er eroBcn lln0 flei.
men Stoot slnI Niorgen fomme i@
ann &oniuL Der Iobt imo loat, 0as
gNlo lei 5por iiir9ieidsoeutic6e, o6er
nidt iiir glnierifaner notig SD oe6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

nod Gin ponr StinocH lpajlcrch be-
iude cine &uuliousltellrnl mo oap
Nalicum. foufe cine ronjolide 3el-
tina ain lsabnboi orm in IeutlE-
lalr0 tou uot iraB6iicbc mo enl
Gide 3cihuigen hnbclt 10 picl nal
uiQ, pobiugeacu pcuticbc 3cihngci
nidlt nod Gli9lon0 lmo 0roltrcig
olriln, ictc nli0 aiii pic SaDl
mo io5rc nad Slgcn 5uriid Gort
Miro mir glciM un Sa6nbol gclagt
OoE sic 0jrc3c oiicn III. glIlc @alt.
hdnier 1abcn iid aclcert in ocu mel.
niocn iiecu uur no@ gNirt imo SSir.
tin Gilen0s sur Goli3ci sir glbmcl
0llnG 0anlit idl nor9en rib rcilcn
fam.
glm nGditcn Nior1cn fommc i'd
noM @othuooingci, Der &cantc be.
riedlt nciucn @aB. Pile NciliQcn oes
S)inmrls, oa icblt cil Steulpel BON
eincm Grtc, NO id mid 5mor angc.
mel0ct, o6er nidt abgcmeloet bobc.
,yh oari nidt iibcr Die @rcn5e Sd
teleQrap6icre on pic giir9ermciiterci
0ieics Srtes Inn ole gei1cinialng,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
Die rumdIluie 5taSt.

lle6cr Sic critic rouc6iangloie Sto0t
bcridtct sic vgleetrol ssorlo~ gS
banOeIt iid mn ciu StdOthen oocr
eenauer geiagt um cine @iaenfolo.
ME in 0umbrcd in ocr 9l16e pom
@losgow in SdoitIauO Ger @erind.
Den mBcnoen mo Die alorbeit Ger
Suit acknowledgement 9loud. Der
ourcb bic Sei5 llno aodaulaaen Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
Der ~snmpfuolf4 nuo iciuc gauOe.
V'"e sti5ie ans Oem gripjctsebict.
SOn Se5irtSOOrite5cr Or. glaiel,

IL, Gie @citoIten Ocs ,,QeOeritrumpf"
srlOapeu 81 neucm 9cbcn, unO mas
llnS m ais Sdul6u6en nit gewlnoc
Hng s;i6 ''no ilnitiu6arer Se6nllid)t CT
luuic miro nun 8itr @obrheit. glut.
sleriae Suronen idlei6en Ourdj iiuer
",vburge ,,.i. Noloer, foHoen tlcine Srup
Pe''lelle ob, mo4en tii6ne lle6erfdle
Sd luelt I'M Sutherland nit einem
Sorf, ''' oos gan5e 2reiben, Ser aompi
9'ol,~ell %roppern uno synOianern
ll lplelt lldb Dor lnieren 9liiacn o6. niir
lulo 6 ni1t sic llrm6locr glnerifos
5i,nefa y, o, ole lunpeaonen 9Sripiet
~. #~'P J g'uBlanos, Die Den SdauploB
,,,,N ~' Siele Sonple o6gcbcn. lluicra
l'"o ore oeuti9en Sol0otcn iinS Oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
OieiIefrenSen in GnrOpa.
SOn Sarl Gnaeu sdJuliSt.

(00FIItNNna uon s,r J. e.Il,,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

ing to abide by a proper ,n+ornreta
lion of the primary law &c annie,
by those elected
- cannot make it too strong, an(
desire to make it very clear whe1
say mere mas been, it's now. an(
viii not be any Cummins slate O.
delegates. Nor will any effort be
made 10 discriminate for or against
any one OF the ~ candidates in the
/ field"
81 realize" continued Mr.. Harvey
there is some disposition to criti
else the Primary Law and to com.
plain because many of the avowed
do not have their names upon the
Montana ballot. This is easily ex-
planned. Friends and supporters OF
different candidates filed their
| names; nobody in the world but the
candidates themselves could take
their names off the ballot. The sec
rotary of state would not. and could
not. under the law, remove their
names without direct voluntary re-
quest of each candidate over his
own signature. Who, then. is to
be criticised for the fact that their
names have been withdrawn? They
know the situation in Montana or
should, as candidates, have known
it. By refusing to allow their names
in the Montana primaries, no one
but the candidates themselves are
to blame for the situation.
Senator Cummins' name is upon
the ballot. His friends opened head
quarters in Helena on March LIST,
when announcement was made that
he desird to obtain the endorsement
OF Montana Republicans and thus
secure the instructed state delegation
in support OF his candidacy We lully
expected togo through a campaign
upon the strength Of Senator Cum
Minis uneNcel.eu record of 25 years
in public lite-a splndid record in
harmony with the prevailing senti-
lnent on all great issues, and one
thar represents the very best
thought in our present political life"
"Senator Cummins desired and
still desires the endorsement of
Montana Republicans He was will
ing and expected to make a contest
Tor il not an eXtrayagant or spec
taculac CAMPAIGN in any respect, but
1t modest letter writing campaign, I
thS e<I, Dse OF which is borne solely
uUI only hY voluntary contributions /
from Gis many friends AND admirers |
iu ioWa Vino Know and appreciate
his ryaj Irel lert-sl size For i'll
stance, the buttons which we arc dis
JriDuGn8 in Mon-ana are selling |
readily in iowa iron one TO five dol
lars each
senator camafns has never
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13
.sNNOG NJ NN1.IN'g

Medicine Lake, Montana
April 3, 1916.
TO THE ELECTORS OF PHILLIPS,
VALLEY A n D :; q RI y A N
COUNTLESS:
| hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office OF Judge OF the Seven
teenth judicial District OF the State
Of Montana upon the Democratic
ticket. and if elected, shall adopt the
following principles and policies:
(D The Impartial administration of
Justice
All questions presented to me will
be decided upon their merits in ac-
cordance with the law without poll
tical consideration, and my decisions
Will not be determined or warped by
bias or prejudice against litigants
or attorneys representing them.
(2) The Removal of the Court from
Politics and Political Influences
The office Of the Judge is not
political one. My decisions, if elect
ed, shall be determined by the facts
and the law and my mind will not be
prejudiced by suggestions from par
tisans or friends and the office will
not be used in the interest of any
lacllOn or party.
shall not conduct personal or
house-to-house campaign, for the
reason this method is unworthy of a
candidate for this high office. That
my mind may be free, unprecedented
and unbiased upon any questions
that may be presented for considera-
ton, if elected, l shall at no time
take sides upon any such questions
that are now or may hereafter be-
come the subject of political contrO-
yersy
C3) Restoration of Public Confidence
in the Court
L shall endeavor at all times to
perform the duties of the office so
as to warrant and maintain the con-
fidence OF the people in the integrity
Of the court and to impress upon
the litigants that my decisions will
not be influenced or controlled by
bias or prejudice
| ~ The Reduction OF Expenses of
Conducting Court
me cost to the taXpayersOf con-
Quoting court can be materially re-
duced by performing the duties of
the office with promptness and dis
patch, by shortening the time con-
sumed in the trial of cases and by
icalling only the number of Jurors
reasonably necessary to perform the
work. The adoption of this policy
ana the prompt trial Of actions will
reduce in proportion the cost of liti-
cation to litisants.
(5) All questions presented to
me, if elected to this office will be
decided in accordance with the law;
the functions OF the court are not
legislative but solely judicial.
| Respectfully,
lr,. G. E. CONFER.
(Ihis advertisement paid for nv C.
Il, Conner Coalridge, MONTH
j O Rogers and 70 M IL. l.,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

Sam Deniff came in from Lam
dusky last night to look after some
business matters here today.
Housecleaning time is coming
Will do up curtains to look like new
Also family washing done rough dry
for &c. per pound. Ladies' fine
clothes washed and ironed, spec
earialty.-Mary Anderson laundry,
log house, rear OF photo studio. 2w
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

Deputy Sheriff Nelson and County
Attorney Wolfe are at the mountains
this week on business connected
with their offices.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

Gordon Montgomery is making
Malta his headquarters this week
while he is assembling his men and
material for his big contract on the
government bitches east of here.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13
TEACHERS !GX.Aa5gN.AT.DE

The next regular teachers exam
nation for Phillips county will be
held in the court room in Malta.
April ~ and 2S, beginning at $50
a. m.
2W52 FLORA SIMS
County Supt. of Schools.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

Painter Spencer is painting the
front OF the Fair Store this week.
Spencer is there when it comes to
artistic painting.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

The Republican Party and it's
principles.
Equal suffrage
Preparedness and Peace.
Women participating in selecting
all candidates for office.
Keeping the United States in it's
proper place as the Greatest Nation
in the world.
Any good Republican for Presi-
dent
In 1886 she travelled $500 miles
to vote for VIM. Mckinley for presi-
dent
She is a director in the First Nat
ional Bank and attends to the duties
actively and scrupulously.
She is also active in charitab bic
work.
Paid for by F. S. Lusk OF Missoula
Mont, 2W5
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

j, q. Rogers and family came in
from the Missouri river country Mon
day in their Ford car and snent a
few days with Malta friends,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

NV, . Il. NUWER.
(This advertisement paid for nv C.
II. Conner Coalridge, Mont
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-11

Lake, tehe i'll Madjare pa avtonOmnO Waldo, ka-
tero Madjari itak re imajo, hi mas zanimalo, kaj
misli Russia o Ilrvatih. Slovencih, Slovakih, ogr-
skin Srbih. Rumunih, kaj o aystrijskih ltalijanih
in kaj o Italji.
Ma vse izjave pOsamcznikov, pa maj pridejo IL
Rustic, Francije ali Anglije, nj mogoce polagati
mnogo vaznoSti, dokler vemo, da so Sc zavezniki
domenili in javno razglasili, ia ne DO nobedem IL
med njih sklepal separatnega miru. To pomeni,
da tudi ne bo nobeden sam Ease stavljal mirovnih
pOgojcv.
Pat pa hi bilo koristno, ce hi naposled kdo
izmcd zavcznikov oficielno povedal, kakSen eli
imajo vSi skupakj. To bilo precej vazno, odkar
so zavczniki preSli V ofenzivo in Sc jc zelo zmanj
Sala vcrjctnoSt, da hi mogla Nemciia diktirati mi
rovnc pogojc. Ako hi svet izycdel IA zahtevc "a
veznikov, hi 81 mir nemara lahko izdatno pospesil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-11

tudi To, da NizozemSka nina nikakih carin. Vsled
tcga procvitata ,rgovina in brodarStvo.
NlzozrmSka torej izvaza livila in Sploh agri-
kulturnc p%roduktc, uvaza pa induStrijalne iziel-
Ike. \jrna SoScdinja, Nemcija, pa kupuie nizo-
zemSke kmetijSkc produkte in Jill platujc z imdu-
StrIJalnImi izdclki. Nzlic temu SO ST Nizozemci
d"SleJ "dlocno hranili VSakc teSmcjSe guSpodarSke
zyc2e 4 \cmtiJn.
NemSkl ekonom in politik FIR. List je leta
lsSl. piSal:
-\izo2cmSka Je po svoiem zemljcpisnem
%znacaJu, p" Sv"Ji trgovSki ter induStrijalni stu
NaciJl, pc Jcziku in pc plemenu Svojega prebival-
silva ncmSka provincial. Iii ie bla V cash donna
clh naNprotij o%dtrgana od Nemtije. &c Sc Nizo-
zcmSka ne mkorporira Nemtiji, oStanc Ia podob-
II" p"NlopJu, cigar hlSna vrata so last kakega tug
ca. NizoZemSka pripada \emCiji, kakor pripada-
Ia Bretagna IN Normandija Franciji.
List toreJ hi miSlil same ma carinSko zvezo
med Ncmtijo i'll \izozemSko. EkonomiGno edim-
Stvo mu je bilo lie prvi korak do polititnega din
silva, in popiSal ic p~olItitno edinstvo kot dobicek
poSebncga pomona "a NizozemSko, GeS, da posta-
ne ma Ia natin NizozemSka voditeljica in noSite.
Dlca Use nemSke pomorSke Sile.
kar j. zacel FIR. List. to so nadalievali potem
Sc drugl. Cd LiSta do Rohrbacha in do Naumama,
j. hteratura, dokazuJoCa potrebno zdruzenje
Nemtijc in N~izozemSke, velikanSka, a Nizozemci
81 MISC dali nitcSar dopovedati in skrbno Guvajo
SvoJo polltltno i'll trgovSko neodviSnoSt.
NcmSka diplomaciia Sc ie mnogo trudila. da
hi ~pridobila ~simpatije Nizozemske IN NemGijo.
PoSretilo 81 il je doSeci, Ola Sc jc nizozcmska kra-
IJlca N~lIJemlna porotila L vojvodo Mrklcnbur-
Skim. ko lc mlada kraliica obiskala cesarski dvor
Bcrolinn, je cesar Niljem omenjal Skupne spo-
mine rodovim llohenzollern in Orange ter V svo-
jcm pozdravnem govoru poudarial:
Vase NeliGanStvo ne prihaja kot tujka:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-11
SPISAL IVAN CANKAR.

Nli"l J, kako je zasijala V njenih oGch mo-
kra Svctloba in kako so ncnadoma vzplamt-!a IL
Podv"1er j. prisrl Amrrikancc; prihajal j..
ob Sohotah IL meSta, kjcr j. sluzil.
Pedal il croko. sooglcdala sta Sc in sta Spo-
znala oha. ia je bila stopila MEDINA velika scnca.
IN" hova govorila wee dolgo. IItanca, taio Sc
mi zii 49,"
"kaj vcS q njcm? Povej!'
"tcit"li nj je pravil in iudi ma fari sou:
ruI Ida zvi tciko. da nina prijatcljev Jaz
sem Sc preStraSil IN tako mi jc bilo. kakor da mi
j. matt umrla q. Idaj ne bonn wee dolgo tukai,'
P"glrdal il j. Y ohraz in ic vidcl vSr; njegoyo
in"rn" irIo :" - upognilo pod Silno tczo.
"temm hi odhajal:"
Toda v~praSanje jr bilo razmiSljeno i'm hIadno
in nadaljevala jc takoj $ t~oplrjsim glasom.
"kaj me ne YES, Tone, KIDD hodi. kjc Sc mn-
III Same goyoricc 50 morda 49,"
"Jaz hi rad, lianca, da hi bile same gov, =
cc,"
''lrdal J0 j. ialoSt II; Srrja. ki mu IT, bill "a
Nl'ala cd dalec. jr zatonila nenadoma.
"tr me mas kaj rad. ne bod ialo>tcn''
P"Nlovil 81 jr. odhajal j. potaSi pc klancu i'm
Je rlcdal ' tia ko je sci mimo krone. jc zaklcl in
jc siopil v%anio...
llanca je dobila pismo; roka Sc j je trcsla.
ko ga j. ~odpirala. V ,is,cm pismu jc bllo zapi-
Sano:
"Po dolgcm taSu, q Hanca. Sc zatckam k tehi
lINcm ii Same zatcgadclj. kcr mislim nate i'm kcr
hi rad. da hi Sc tudi ii spomnila name oh zalostni
urn. 'laz mIsIim namret. la ST. nagiba ma vetcr
MOI dan -. Domisli So tiStrga vcccra. Hanca. ko
Sra st poSIavljala IN zmcrom. BE takrat sem We
del. glohoko V svcjcm Srcu sem tutil. da sem Sc
radovolJno poslovil od vscga. kar jc bio zane lc-
pega na svciu. Slutil sem dobro. da sem bill s,opiI
u gorkc. varne izhc ma viharno ccSto in da Sc kla-
vrno lzgubll V Svoji lahki suknjici in svojih zakr-
pamh cerlJih. In vcndar sem stopil - tako ie
hilo pac usoIeno -. Povedal hi ii. kako sem iivel
toda pokrov ma To ncprijctno diScGo rakcv! Napo-
sled. bog vedi, niti niSem tako slabo iivel. kakor
bi 81 kdo mishl. Ma stotine jill je, XII live kakor
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-11
SltUaCi1a NiZOZemSke.

lie kmalu po zatetku Sedanjc vojnc jc bila
moblllzirana nIzozenSka armada i'm pred mekaj
,meseci Sc je V nizozemSkem parlamentu govorilo
tudi o preSkrbi vojnega materiala. Use IA Slutaj.
ds bi bila o%grozena mizozemska nevtralnoSt. bo-
disl cd strani A%nglijr, bodisi od strani Ncmtijc.
Nizozemska jc majhna in tina drlava. a po
svoji zcmljepisni legi zuameuitega pomona "a
e~Nropsko politiko.
Nizozemsko So p|oetijni p~otopiSci taSih pri-
merJah vehkanSkemu poSeStvu, kajti V pryi vrsti
Sc bavi prebivalStvo te dezelr z aivinoreio i'm
vrtnarStvom. Znatilno ir. da je y tel dcleli
l,2O4.OOO hektarjev travnikov in paSuikov in
$4,000 njiv in vrtov. Ia tako povrSinn ina
NizozemSka mnogo Irvine, mad diva miliioma 90
vedi in 100000 konj.
lzvoz mesa i'll SRA je glavni dohodek kmrto-
valley, n zaSluzek ie velik, kajti zivimureia. nile
karStvo i'll sirarStvo je ma tako viSoki Stopnji. da
81 ma pr. slovenski judje tega Sc predStayljati ne
morejo.
Ma Nizo2emskem nimajo ne leleza. ne pre-
moga' he bakra, IN moraJo vSe to uvazati od dru-
god. PoSledica tega je, da ina dcaela malo indu-
STRIFE. To je pat vzrok, da Nizozemci Sploh ne
lJubiJo posvetati Sc industrijalni karijeri, ampak
dajo prednost kuptijStvu.
Pripoveduie Sc, da ie prvi bankir Y Amster-
damu, katercmu je bill predlolen obSiren projekt
IA napravo jake lukrativne tovarnc, potiSnil pro
Jekt cd sebe, ne da bi "a bill lie poglcdal. teS:
Se mar nam nj, da hi Sc bavili z induStri-
jalnimi problemi.
kar Je tam induStrijc. So io Skoro vSo uSta-
noviIi tul ljudje : tujim kapitalom, najvcG
Nemci.
Pac pa Sc Nizozemci radi poSvecajo trgovini.
bantni stroki. spediciji in poscbno radi Sc bavijo
s spekulacijami ia borzi, Skoro vSak trctji Mo-
zemec je V stikih z borzo. Deloma jc tcmu vzrok