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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
KAUFMAN MAKING
GOOD AT FRANKFORT

The Administration won sigma
victory at Frankfort in the passage by
the House of the Hutchcraft subst
for the Greene Anti-Screen Bill. The
substitute had the universal approval
OF Governor Stanley and the Attorney
General and as it now stands the
Governor says he car and will close tn.
Sunday Saloons. Our own represents
tive. Hon. II. Clay Kaufman voted as
We think he should, for this substitute,
for by SO doing he is convinced that
the bill when it becomes a law will
eventually close every saloon in the
state that are now open on Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
SELECTING SEED CORN.

Farmers are now figuring on seed
corn for the coming crop, and the pre-
sent time affords better opportunity
than to wait until April to make
the selection. Homegrown corn is
considered by the farmers as the best
and safest, as corn purchased from
other states often proves to be faulty
and fails to terminate. Garrard county
has just as good corn as other states,
and If corn is bought abroad, the far.
mer is liable to suffer by being COM
PEELED TO make heavy replant and
thereby retard the growth of his crop.
OF course, all corn should be tested be-
fore planting.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
ROAD SUPER.
VISOR APPOINTED

Judge c. A. Arnold has appointed
Mr.. W. A. Doty, of this city, to be
Road Supervisor of Garrard County to
succeed Mr.. J. A. Bogie. whose fesig-
nation was mentioned several weeks
ago. Mr.. Doty has passed a satisfac-
tory examination before the state
supervisors. and has assumed charge
Of his duties. This is one of the mos,
important positions in the county and
one in which every citizen of the coun.
ty feels a deep interest.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN MARCH 9Th

Miss Jennie Higgins, county school
Superintendent. asks us to announce
that the Public schools all over the coun-
ty. both white and colored. will open
March the sixth. She also wants a
meeting of all the teachers and the
county trustees and others who are
interested. to meet in her office in Lam
caster next Saturday. for the purpose
of organizing a Canning Club. These
clubs are becoming popular all over the
country and everv citizen in the county
should be deeply interested in the
launching of one here.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
PLOTTING AGAINST
The PRESIDENT

The President has need Of all his firm
ness. and his power, all his great
authority. to circumvent the men who
are plotting against him in and out OF
Congress says the New York Times. IL
is with no friendly intent that bills are
drawn and plans Matched TO palsy the
arm with which he directs the country's
foreign policy. The conspirators are
not so much enemies of his policies as
Of himself The influence of the inn
placable ard vindictive BRYAN is at
work. the poison of the detestable Ger
man propaganda is making itself felt.
and the effort Is visibly directed to the
fomenting of strifes within the party
in power that will tie the Administra-
ton hand and foot, defeat the national
will and make the Government voice
less and powerless at a critical and per-
ilous moment.
These reckless men would betray
their party. the President who is their
leader and their party's. they would
betray the country into danger and
dishonor. There could be no more
abject surrender of principle and po-
stion than that involved in the pro-
posed measures to forbid the embark
alton of American passengers on mer-
chantmen armed for defence. In law
and by our own express declarations
and our practice such ships are ships
of peace, not of war. We have in
sisted with all emphasis and iteration
that our citizens have the right to
sail the seas aboard ships of peace.
and we have declared our purpose to
protect them in its exercise. All the
contentious of the Lusitania corre-
spondence go by the board the instant
we proclaim that policy either as
prohibition or in the form of a warn
ing to intending passengers 1t would
be the most direct possible invitation
to Germany to renew her barbarous
work of assassination by submarine
and guarantee on cur part to inter-
pose no protest.
We may deplore the mistake of Sec
rotary Lansing's note respecting the
disarmament of merchantmen. 1t was
a mistake. because ill-timed and most
unfortunately phrased, but it would be
a poor correction of it to give cow
ardy assent to the lawless announce
ment of further intended murders.
which was instantly forthcoming from
the Teutonic Powers, quick to take
advantage of an unguarded expression.
That world. indeed. be the path of
danger. If the pacifists, the Bryanites,
and the hyphenates in Congress and out
who are trying to bedevil our foreign
relations really want war, thew are
going at their work in the right way.
The success of their plot would lead
straight to provocations that would stir
the country to demand satisfaction and
in tone that would down their pipings
OF disloyalty. Then it might be too
late. The President has IN view
methods to avert the danger thew would
invite. In hampering him they would
become responsible for the consequences
President Wilson. has the support of the
country in his endeavor. the conspirers
against him will be undeservedly lucky
If they retain the support of their own
districts in the Fall elections.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
NO FAULT FOUND With
BIRTH OF A NATION"

Mr.. John f. Sto-mes was in Louis.
vile the past week to attend the big
automobile show and also to see the
Birth OF A Nation" and to see il
there was anything objectional in it to
prevent it being shown here. Mr..
Stormes says he sees nothing obiectional
in the film. The veterans of the Con.
federate Home who visited the show in
body as a guest of the manager later
extended their thanks and congratulate
ed him on the wonderful production.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
POEMS that LIVE.
CONCORD HYMN.
Or. W. Emerson.D

tSung at the completion Of the BATH,
monument. April 10. 1896
BY the rude bridge that arched the
flood.
Their flag to April's breeze unfurled.
Here once the embattled farmers stood.
And fired the shot heard round the
world.
The foe long since in silence slept:
Alike the conqueror silent sleeps;
And Time the rvined bridge has swept
Down the dark stream which se4ward
creeps.
On this green bank. by this soft stream
We set today votive stone.
That memory may their deed redeem.
When like our sires. our sons are
gone.
Spirits that mai e those heroes dare
To die. ard leave their children free.
Bid Time and Mature gently spare
The shaft We raise to them and thee.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
CHAS. BALDWIN INSTALLS
BELL IN WATER TOWER.

Mr. Charles Baldwin has just return
ed from Lancaster, where he completed
the placing of the fire bell in the water
tower. Our readers can have some
idea of what difficult task this was
when We tell them the bell weighed
l.500 pounds and was placed about IS
feet above the ground. Charlie Bald
win is equal to any emergency and is
called TO almost every county in Cen.
trial Kentucky to move or raye both
large and small buildings. DanviIle
Messenger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
TO THE CITIZENS
OF GARRARD.

OF any other County in Kentucky or
any other State.
To Everybody, Everywhere.
To Any body. Anywhere.
Do you want to sell your farm?
See US.
Do you want to trsde your farm?
See us.
Do you want to buy farm?
See US.
Do you want to sell your stock of
merchandise?
See us.
Do you want to trade your farm for
a larger farm. do you want to trade
your farm for a smaller farm. do you
want TO trade your farm for a stock of
merchandise or the merchandise for a
farm, in fact do you want to get deal
of any kind started?
Don't delay. get move on you. let
US do the hustling and make you money.
Hughes 4 Swinebroad.
The Real Estate Men.
2. loot Lancaster. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
MY ROSARY! MY ROSARY!

Thy socks | darn tor thee. dear heart.
Means quite pile of work for me;
count them over, every one apart,
Thy hosiery! Thy hosiery!
Each sock a mate, two mates a pair,
To clothe thy feet in storm and cold;
| come unto the very end and find
I've skipped hole.
o carelessness. this thy reproofl
See how it looms across my soul!
| grind my tee tn and then in very truth
| darn that hole.
Sweetheart, | darn that hole
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

The recent advertising scheme put
on by the merchants of the town in
which they gave away MANY valuable
prizes and aroused great deal of in
terest on the parl of their customers
and the people generally has passed a
sufficient time to p ,rmit all of the ex-
element to pass away we think. But
before these matters are out of mind
we deem it of sufficient importance to
call the public attention to these method
of advertisement. The Federal law
prevents any description of the plan of
advertisement or the publication of any
news notes relative to these drawings to
go through U. S mail. Not only is this
publication of the drawing scheme in
violation of the Federal Postal law but
as we interpret the State laws it is
classified a lottery and all perso S con-
nected with it are subject to some kind
of penalty. We do not observe that
anybody has been benefited by this
prize contest as lately conducted by the
merchants of our town. but we think it
has a tendency to cultivate the spiri t
of gambling. and results in harm. The
same rule applies to various other forms
of hazard and chance that are being
conducted on small scale in the COM
munitv. Msny, if not all, of these
games of chance are made an offense
under our lottery statutes, which are
perhaps the broadcast of any upon the
Statutes Books, of our State. 1t might
be well for those who are contemplat.
ing the continuation of these schemes
to make an examination of the lew.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Batson & Vests New
Store opens for business,
Saturday, March 18th.
DATES RESERVED.

The auxiliary Of the local C. W. h. NJ.
have reserved Friday and Saturday
before Easter and at which time they
will offer to the public, everything in
the culinary line beside much fancy
work and other things.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
WORTHY COLORED
NAN DEAD.

Uncle Joe Johnson, one of our most
worthy colored citizens. died Sunday Of
a complication Of diseases and was
buried Tuesday.
For thirty-five years he had been a
deacon Of the colored Baptist church
and his familiar face will be missed as
he had so long been identified with Lam
caster. being SO years of age. He leaves
eight children among them Will John
son. the janiior of the Christian church.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

We are authorized to announce Miss
Jennie Higgins a candidate for County
School Superintendent OF Garrard
County, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary August 1917.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
SCHOOL NOTES.

The new pupils in music this week
are Linda Whitaker and Annie Powell
thus making the enrolment now s.
The spelling match between the
pupils of Miss Emore's room and those
of Miss finders resulted in victory
for the former.
Christine Po.iitt. Nettie Farmer. Ida
Burnside. Virginia Pearl Walker and
Annie Fry King each rendered piano
solos on FRIDAY morning at the chapel
hour. Cecil Batson recited the
"Minuet" at the same hour.
The meeting Of the teachers Friday
evening with Miss PArke was both
pleasant and profitable. The subject
Of the evening Attention was very
enthusiastically discussed by all present
after which a delightful social hour was
enjoyed.
A contest in spelling of considerable
interest to both sides was that between
the pupils of the 9TH and sth grades ON
the one side and those Of the ytn
grade on the other When the gong
for dismissal sounded many pupils on
both sides were still standing.
HONOR ROLL.
Bird. b. Mildred Beazlry. Homer
Carrier, Edith Moore. Adria Walker
End A. Bratton, Shelley Heron.
Nellie PoiT, Cecil Sanders, Ciay ton
Walker.
The MacDowell Music Club. one 4
the recent organizations among the
Piano pupils If Miss Webb's class, had
its usual weekly meeting Tuesday after
noon February 22nd. in the school
auditorium. When a most interesting
program was given.
Answer TO roll call was gwen Sith
current events in music The subject
for the afternoon was the opera anu IT'S
composers. Horatio Parker's $4,000
prize opera, MONA was gwen w
story form by Pearl Dickerson, after
which Anna Britton Moss gave an in
teresting biography OF the composer,
Parker. Charlotte Pnllitt gave de-
lighttul review of Pucclni's popular
opera. THE Girl Of the Golden West
which deals with an American subject
and is based on an American drama,
although written by AN Italian compos-
err; this was followed by the life of the
composer. Puecini. by Lillian Estes.
Charlie Elmore reviewed articles writ
ten by German musical critic in which
he gives the Germans opinion of Amer
lean music and especially of the Opera
form. These interesting numbers were
interspersed with Piano selections which
were well rendered by the following
members. Margaret Cook, who played
the "sextette" from the opera Lucia"
and Mary May Walker. ITO a Wild
Rose" by Edward MacDowell for whom
the club is named.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
The BYRNE OPTI-
CAL SERVICE

Offers you the latest STYLES in Spec
tacles and Eyeglasses. at the lowest
possible price. Will be 1t Lancaster.
Ky., March to 18th. It..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
One Of Central KentuCkyS
Best Values in Farms
Offered For Sale.

Z Hgrss q Louisville has placed hands for sale his farm Of
House
Formerly Of the Beazey Brothers,
doahF nsArL
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
hs Hashes Farm Is As Rich As Double Cream.

It has been mpovec b. and made richer year,
the idea Of family residence but
made sss netron districts and excellent
tunity offered to the farm his home
much better si-;a<s changed his hence tins
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
More Than Thirty Dol,rs Per la. n improvements Put


fresh clava,57 following meadow.
cern and euceii7 gtr.ra
Ba tina will od acres = tuba
New corner 10.
5OJgHou underground pipe
failing spring.
10 70 spring ON adjoining farm.
Virtually cleared OF dgu1g resent
New .. farnlir no fourc
Has hal
spread enng in past
Is months
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
offered As A Whole For SIG, 200. or Divided

SO front fresh cultivation following
pixies
the finest sites q Central Kentucky % home. $1,000
rs fresh
pike
pond included in this
$1,000
Or Will divide front So
of and sugar Greek
and $500 p pike transferring
decided Westfc
LIBERAL TERMS: Reasonable bankalIe
Phone, @ "a fact
HUGHES & SWINEBROAD
Real Estate Agents
Lancaster KENTUCKY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Best Available Farm Close To Lancaster Market.

New road construction under State supervision Of Lexng
the farm a boulevard frontage.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Rates For Political Announcements

Rates For Political Announcements
For Precinct and CITY Uffises IS 500
FOR County Offices .......... 1000
FOR State and District Offices - 1900
FOR Calls, per line. OIL. 80. 10
For Cards, per line ....... ..... 10
For all publications in the inter-
est of individuals or express
sion of individual views, per
line. =. ............... 10
obituaries. per line ........... .05
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26

Grau gronSs GamiIienOsrbdltniFe
geseben bate. llno bod muBte Der
@runb fir ibre @rmoroung in ibrer
@ergangenbeit gu fu9en fein.
S9arfen 9tuses ipdbts 0errid in oIs
len Sd4ern lumber unb iab Iid mods
malls in benz 3immer I'M. r9or o6t
SogeH 1T ii4er iemanb bier selpeIen
unb bat ale 9ilber unO papiere, bic
iiber bic 8erglngenbeit Der 5rau
9ranO unb ibre SamiIienOerldltniIis
Rdtten atufI4lub seben tOnnen, beiei>
ttgt."
.@OEsr pOlIen sic Oas piTen2"
fragte Deb entIest.
Ser Snipettor beutete ouf bic
fdmusigen Spuren auf Oem 9eppih.
Den 9anSen IeBten Mondt bat es
nur einmal gereguet uno Oas mar
por odt Sagen Die Perion. pel9e
Die Photographic aus Dem iilbernen
Rabmen unO aus Dem 9tlbum 9es
nommsn, bic ben S9rei6tiI6 erbro>
ben InO idmmtIidbe S4riftItiiGe pers
ni9tet, poer peggenpmmen bat, fam
an oieem Gage -"
,Oos @epitter mar a6er in Der
Ro9t", unterbruh ibn Debb.
rgun, bic bstreffenOs psrion fam
bann eben in Der Nabt, bic einem
li9tibeueu Sreiben aud piel siinitis
ger mar. Sie PerIon fam nit
ihmuBteen StiefeIn berein, pis Der
Seppia benefit. 9tlio -"
nRun - aIio?" fragte Beb6, aIs
9errtd itrdte.
sd CLAUDE, baB 8ranb Oieie PER-
ion mar uno baB bieer 9rano aud
feline 5rou in Der 9iaa gliur ers
moroete!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-12

naSe dolznoSti vcliko boil Sramotnn in brczobzir-
no poteptanc, kakor Y katerikoli drugi dcIcIi.
Pred nckoliko lett >mo storili poizku>. la hi
postal >Nobodni. da hi well >ami Svojo usodo Y
rokc. Tia poizkuS sc jc koncal Z ncuspchom in mi
Srno bill zocpt vrzcni y zloglaSno brcadno brez-
pravnoSti, Y katcrcm CINE fizicna in duScvna moe
ljUd>tva.
knt drZavljan Svojc domovinc imam praNico
III moran izprcgovoriti. Nsakdo izmcd mas jc da-
mes odgovorcn IA to, kar Sc godi V njcgovcm do
mn. Y njcgovcm mcstu. V niegovi dcIcli.
Nladajo mas >labo. ncpoStcno, podlo in o.
krutno. \ prav nam. edincmu l%jud>tvu. So j. Sc
daj trcha oglaSiti, trcha jc zhrati Use sile, Use spo-
>obnosti. vSo Strast, ia dcIamo IA samoobrambo
pred sovrazniki, XII 50 nam hlizu in XII nam unicu-
jcjo tclo i'm duSo."
Take pisc Maksim Gorkij. ruSki vclcum.
nj So mic pOkoril carizmu. ampak kakor vidimo.
jc ostal starr odlocni in prcdvscm ncuStrascni re
volucionar, kakor smo ga poznali YES cas- pred
vojno.
kar pa pravi Gorkij, ina IA mas Stokrat vcc
vrodnosti cd n~ajlcpSih bcscd ~carjcvih miniStrov in
Snnikov. IL nicgovcga oklica ~najboljc Spoznamo
pravi poozaj ma RuSkcm in vidimo zijajoGi pre-
pad med bOgataSi in revcii. med vlada oGimi in
pOtlaGcnimi. Ali V vsci tel noel vidimo tudi bile
iGcGo zvczdo upanja kjcr sc izrala V najncvar-
ncjSih razmcrah toliko poguma. kolikor v Cor
kijevih bcsCdah, tam ne more poginiti dcmokra-
eliza. Sko2i vSO zanikrnost. skOzi vSc Zatiranjc.
skozi brczpravnost kazc Ia pogum Y bOdOGnOSti
zmagujoc rusko svobodo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-12

iabno bogastvo in vse kulturnc pridobitve. povraea 6lo-
veStvo V najnizJe barbarstvo in ga peha v strascn prepaid.
Enako obsojamo stremlienie ameriskih kapitalistov
in oblastvcnikov, ia hi pove6ali stalno vOsko in NORMA
rico. XII ie itak jake vclika; Y vscm patriotitncm in sow.
nistitnem gibanju takozvanega ''pripravljanja" vidimo
edino ieljo. ia bi Amcrika postala moderna militaristiGna
lezela, XII bi y intercsu plutokracije izkoristala militia.
rizcm IN osvaianjc tujih tcritoriiev in "a zatiranje dru-
9Th naroiov, pa tudi IN boj proti delavccm, proti vsemu
prOlctariatu t. dcielc, XII Sc organizira y boju "a boljse
livljcnir.
Odlo6no nastopamO proti vsakcmu miitarizmu i'm pro-
ii voiski, Xxi predstavlja brutalno nasilstvo vladaiotih
razredov, izpreminja liudi Y ncmislece ma'ine in ustvaria
il njih lastne sovrainike, nasprotnike sploSncga ~napredka
in cvilizaciic.
Odlotno naglasamo, ia bono vcdno, kakor smo bill
ioslei, IN nepopustljiv razrcdni boi profit vsej burzvaziji,
profit vscmu kapitalisticncmu redu 2 vsemi njcgovimi in.
stitucijami, XII so urcjcnc. da sluzijo cdino intercsom plu'
tokracijc, I. j. tistih Judi, Xxi poseiuicjo votino druzab-
mega bogastva, XII imajo y svojih rokah vaieti gospoiar-
ske in politicnc moti.
Jugoslovanskim dclavccm Y Ameriki priporo6amo,
la mai Sc vcdno in povsod trdno iric natcla mcdnaroi-
mega socializma, ia mai y nicemcr ne odstopajo od SO
gladstone teorijc in este taktike ncpopustljivcga RAJ
rcdnega boia, XII Sc cnakO vodi V mirni in y voini iobi
NaSe geslo mora vcdno biti:
NikakrSnih kompronisov 4 burzvaziio Y dobi miru,
- mani pa y dobi voine, kaiar nam ho5cio silOma vtcpsti
y glavo. ia so nasi interest baje cnaki 2 interest nasih
xatiralccv in izkoriStcvalccv.
Pravimo. ia nina prolctariat vsega svcta IA svoio
osvobOiitcv razloga in koristi in da ne SINE nastopati
y SNen 4 hurLNaIl1o, ampak Sc mora ufIal nacela abso
lutn" ncodvisnosti in Samostalnosti kot razred.
Danes vcliaio boil ncgo kdaikoli bcsclc nasih veil
kin u6itclicv Marxa in Engclsa: "Osvoboditev dclavccv
mora bti stvar lclavcev samih,
Sodrugom in ostalemu iugoslovanskcmu dclavstvu
prcporocamo, ia vodi Y tenn zmislu tudi nadalie social
sttno agitaciio, ia iiri prosvcto, razpccava kniige in
casopisc, prireia shoie, predavania in dskusiir, ia SO
organizira ma gospodarskcm in policemen pOlju in la rae
via razrclno zavcst med ostalim drlavstvom.
Danes Y lohi svctovnc hlaznosti, prclivania krvi in
bpstiialunsti Nlcln iOcih raZrplpN NSp,ra sNptn IL trpla
boil nego kiaiaoli napovcdovati oilo5cn boi proti voini
in militarizmu, pa mai nam "a prinasaio naSi nasprotniki
y katcrikoli obliki.
Na;i sovrazniki MISC lrugi uarodi, dclavci drugih
drlav, tcmvcG nasi lastni izkoristcvalci, vsi hogatinski
in vladajoti sloii y mcjah to dezcle in tudi 20 vscm svetu.
Noina voni! Vojna miitarizmu.
Zivcla socialna dcmokraciia, Aivelo bratstvo DELAY
ccv vscga svcta, Zivio mcinarolni mir,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-12
O PoDPoRN1H oRGAN1zAcIJAH.

Il ozirom ma to, ia pOsega vpraSanie o zavarovanju
zivljcnja glohoko y vsakianja vpraSanja iclavskcga raz.
rela vScga svcta in posebno tukai Y Amcriki, in Z OH
rom ma to, ia dobivaio delavci navadno IT, hCdno nagrado
IA svOie deio, Xxi kOmai pOkriva njih najnuincEc potrrbe
in Steer oh Gasu, kalar delaio, 90 pa vslci bolezni, ne
srete, invalidnosti, starosti in hrezposclnosti, della, kc
razun tega vslci nosnosti in materinstva ne morcjo pro
daiati svoie dcloNni moci. 50 pa pelham V najvctio bcdo:
4 ozirom ma to. la ina vsak dclavec pravico do do.
stoinega zivljenia Y iruzbi,
ie naloga drhave kot prcdstaviteljicc /" druhhr, Ia
oSkrbuic svoie clanc : srcistvi "a Glovcka dostoino xiv
licnjc y intcrrsu ohranitvc nihovc dcovnc moti.
Ma poiagi vscga tcga ic dolznoSt vseh zavcdnih de
lavccv hrcz razlikc narolnosti, we're in spola, da zaht"
lczen, ncsrccni slutaii, invaiiinost brezposclmost in dru
&c nezeoic cim holi in elm hitrejc prcprcditi.
Da 50 to ioseic, ic treba Gin holi cncrgicno porabitl
poiticno organizirano moe dclavskcga razrela ~ lakono-
dame zhorc.
Doklcr So Ia NJ iosezc, sc priporoca clanom y. : H.,
la pristopajo \ obstoicta y dclavskcm duhu organiziraua
podporna lrustva y Amcriki, ia So Y Nth IA seiai Java
rujcjo, ia Sc pokaze clanstvu rcsnicno grozna krivica, k;
Sc vrSi mad ielavskim razrcdom Y scdaniem dru3ahnCm
redu, in la pripororaio in voiiio hoi. Xxi gre "a tom, ia
MIA, della in zdravja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-12

V nIcl naSilncga. jc poN"Pan", in o>vohojcna Ru-
Nlja prin"Sc >vohodo Eyr.pi 49,.
Use 10 Sc MA papirju brcz 'ciav zapiSc. Zal.
da Sc prak>a II" ravua po tenn, kar praVi crniI".
\ Ru>IJl Jc hog IA drm"kraciio, t"da y Ru>iji jc
tudi boj proti dcmnkraciji. kakor izkuSaio rcyo-
lucIonarji izrabiti poloiaj. Iii "a uN,varja voina.
IA doS"go v""ic %>Noholc. tako iIku;a vlada IRA
hiti vojno IN utrditcv svojc moci in "a p|"t"pta-
nj" ljudNkih pravir.
Pred kratkim So uniodIicncj5i ruSki li>ri oh
javili oklic MakSima GorEcca. namcnjcn rrl>kc-
mu narodn in obNcgainr plamtcc protest proti alb
>olutlNticni >amovoljI. V njcm pravi vcIiki pisa
tell:
"Od tcga casa. kar 50 mas rrSii vodkc. 50
mas zaccli Z ME manjiim vNiljcvanjrm Strupjii L
hcscdami. Sc nikdar mi |popIayiI tax vclctokc HUI
dohnih. SovraInih. bahaNih beScd naSc dclclc.
lie Y dohah naivciiih kata>trof in notranjih
potrrsov doni tako >ilno zvcrSko ulicnjr in RIO
vcnjc.