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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

strength and color are determined almost
wholly by the fneness Of grind and by proper
methods Of brewing.
The Committee on Better Coffee Making ap-
pointed by the National Coffee Roasters' As
ISOLATION lays down this cardinal principle for
guidance Of housewives:
The finer the coffee is ground the more
the cells are opened and the quicker and more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

amount Of coffee if the medium
grind is used-as il generally
is. The coffee Is put into cold
water in the coffee pot, some
times with egg, and allowed
20 come 70 a boil. The moment
it boils it is taken of and
settled with q dash Of cold
water. Many think egg a dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
1t Has Been My Experience

I purchase for five cents a strawberry hull
.r which is worth ten times that price IN use
fulness. I use it for plucking the pin-feathers
out Of the chickens, for clipping the eyes and
brown spots Of potatoes, the stems from straw
berries and tomatoes, the eyes from pineapples,
and decayed spots from peaches or other fruit.
Il is much quicker and easier than vegetable
knife in many ways keep it always over
my sink and each day find some new use for
I'M. L. l.. Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
SALTED ALMONDS.

have found hat 7 could keep saiJed al
Bonds crisp by b.anching them the day De-
ore and giving them a chance 20 dry THOR
'1galy before sailing them. II almonds are
slisa and cooked while moist, they are almost
IRE % be soft and tough
10 half a pound Of almonds ! put table
'ronfDl u melted butter and teaspoon Of
al stirring until well mixed. Then spread
e nut On baking pan and bake about NJ
7sn minute stirring them often and beng
-.'sisl not ~ have NO hot an oven. The nuts
shsn done should be light, golden brown.
'p,s@d on clean, absorbent paper until dry.
Mr.. g. &. s., New York.
SIEANED CHOCOLATE PUDDING.
z cup suysr. teaspoon baking
sgr. noUder
2. cup nnilk eouare chocolate
Dssping cup four melted with ] tea
spoon u butter.
steam one hour. Serve with
BROWN SUGAR SAUCE.
a., .'es'a ons-half cup butter. Add gradually
t,x brown sugar. Add very carefully.
A. . s'ope Al a time, one-fourth cup milk and
'1''n VANILLA. l.. MASSACHUSETTS,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

mous-boiled coffee is often
spoiled coffee. This method
by which the coffee IS put into
water, boiled three minutes
and then settled with cold
water, is wasteful Of both qua.
ity and quantity. Also, 1t
gives high percentages Of caf-
fem and tannin, especially the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

thoroughly may the strength he extracted by
contact with boiling water
Fine grinding also makes for economy. Ex-
periments have proven that pulyerized coffee
has double the drawing efficiency of unsifted
medium ground. Experts advise the house
wife never to use coarsely ground coffee, as
IL is an extravaganza both as regards the
amount demanded and the result produced.
THEN IT SHOULD BE FILTERED.
After the grinding comes the brewing. Care
full tests made by experts have proven that the
filtration method is the most efficient IN that
it yields the best brew with the least trouble.
For this method only puverized coffee should
be used. The coffee should be placed in
closely-woven filter-usualy a muslin bag
and boiling water poured through it once,
gradually but steadily. This produces the rea-
aromatic flavor and demands the minimum
amount Of coffee. Also, as the extraction Of
cafTetannic acid is in direct proportion TO the
length Of contact with the water. this method
gives the minimum Of that undesirable constlt-
uent Two points are absolutely essential;
the water must be boiling and the cloth clean.
Also, the cloth should be kept wet when not
in use. Drying the cloth causes decomposition
and keeping 1t in clean cold water Is the way
TO insure a sweet, sanitary filter.
The sleeping method requires twice the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

lFFEE and repartee are as in
seDarable as the Stars and
Stripes. Ever since the days
when the observant old Mol
.ah noted the gambols of the
famous goats on the hill slopes
Of Yemen and experimental
upon his followers with a brew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

A device find very useful is a frame for
my kitchen table covered with coal sieve wire.
Il can be made any size that is convenient.
I used little metal knobs one sees on screen
doors 70 drive in at the corners. They act as
legs and at the same time Jet the air under
It is a fine thing TO cool cake or bread on, or
place hot saucepans on, if the table is covered
with oil cloth-while the cost Of making is but
q few cents.-Miss Z. L. c.. New Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

Of soil in the right kind Of climate for coffee
growing was equivalent to a fortune, especially
as 1t soon became the national drink Of
America.
ITSVIRTUES AND VICES.
As to its effect upon mankind, opinion IS
still divided. II is admitted even by its warm
est friends that a cup of clear coffee contains
no nutritve value. What little nutrition there
may be in the green berry is eliminated by
the roasting. When it reaches the consumer
1t is a stimulant pure and simple
It's most important constituent is, Of course,
the ubiquitous and celebrating caffein-a
stimulant which is found in greater or less
degree in coffee, tea, cocoa, kola and all such
Misunderstanding beverages. Cafein acts
directly upon the nervous system. But also
there is the cafetannic acid, which is said by
some to stimulate the gastric secretions and by
others TO produce dyspepsia. Lastly, there Is
the very inner spirit Of coffee, upon which de-
ponds the aroma so beloved by epicures-the
cafreol. or volatile oil, that is formed during
roasting by the chemical changes which take
place under the action of heat and by the in
ter-action Of the essential oil and the cafe
fannie acid.
THE ROAST THAT REFORMS.
Much depends upon the roasting Because
coffee deteriorates so rapidly in flavor and
aroma after roasting this is never done at
the plantations or the export stations. When
it reaches the country in which it is TO be con
sumed coffee is always in the green bean.
Upon arrival at rs destination it Is first sub
iected 10 a thorough cleansing which removes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

Of soil in the right kind OF climate for coffee
growing was equivalent to a fortune, especially
as 1t soon became the national drink Of
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
For -Four Centuries 1t
Has Maintained Its
Cheerful Sway.

, ,NNE LEWIS PIERCE and JENOIsE BROWN,
.t The Tribune Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

It has been my experience when stewing
fruit that if you add sugar after the fruit has
been thoroughly cooked. instead Of having It
boil with the fruit as is commonly DONE less
is required With the present rising cost Of
sugar this means a welcome saving. Besides,
the fruit stewed this way tastes considerably
better.-Mrs c. l., New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

In covering jelly with parafin there Is a
tendency for the top not to be covered and the
Jelly sometimes spols. Therefore II you take
the Jelly glasses up in your hand and roll the
paraffin around the edges before IT hardens
you will find this makes them air tight-Mrs-
II n. Massachusetts
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

Angleska vlada Je torcj res Storila veliko ne
utmost, da le dala Sir Roger Casementa obesiti.
' oceh cio'eka, hi ne mIsli Z moigani dinastiG-
NH IN burzvaznih vlad in he vidi V zakonib sc.
danJosti naJvlsJe modrosti in dobrote vseh CA.
SOW, le bila Ia juStifikacija wee kakor neumnos,
bila Je kakor vSaka usmrtitey barbariGno deia.
me. All ker ma drugi Strani sedanje Wade nc mi.
siiJo 4 haslml glavani, bi zaman pricakovali. da
Sc oodo ravnale pc nacelih cloveGnosti in tistih
iueaiov, HI so pc naSem prepricanju wish cd Sc
daJ velJavnih zakonov.
10 nash nazorih jc vsaka smrtna kazen kri-
'lcha' hekulturna III nespamctna, pa mai gre "a
zanikrhega ceStncga roparia ali pa IA visoko izo.
orazenega poltitnega zlocinca. Pc mneniu VIA
daJoclh Je Smrtna kazcn pra viGna, etiGno i'm So
clalno opravicljva in pametna rec. o teh nasprot.
mn naceih Sc ne kaIe prepirati, kadar gre IA
sP'ciaieh sluca]. Lahko Sc pa pravi, da je bila IL
s'nrtitev Roger CaScmcnta tudi brcz obzira ma ma
celno StaliScc napram Smrtni kazni nespametna,
tudi \ stallSca mtcrcsov Anglije. katcre mora an
gleska vlada ncdvomnO Y prvi vrsti imcti pred
oGmi.
Easement jc organiziral vstajo prot Angli-
il. To jc Sevcda pc drlavnih zakonih kaznivo.
NStaJo Jc prlpravljal Easement V Gasu. ko ic bila
ue"'ia zaplet"na V NoJno : tuJlm sovraznikOm. To
Je gotoyo obtczcvalna okolSGina. Easement So ie
hl odpclJal Y Ncmcijo in jc iskal memo pomoe
m irNko rcN"lucijo. To ic zclo k~ocljiva rec. in da
je Nlada razdraIcna zaradi tcga, je 70 %razlmliivo.
Use Ia SO jc, kakor so pravila poroGila, Ro-
ger Scmentu dokazalo in IA vc to zahteya "a
kon >nlrtno kazcn. AngteSka vlada jc iziavila, da
Je inel ohtoIrncc poster process in da je bila ME
gova kazen %praviGna.
To Jc lahko vSc rc>ultno. In vendar je celia
armada razlogov. XII hi bila morala napotiti via.
do. da hi hila pomiloStila obSoicnca oziroma pri.
porotila tisti Skrlatni figuri ma tronu. kateri jc 30
zakonu %pridrIan privilcgij pomiloscenja, da stori
to.
Easement j" bill pc bc>cdi zakona veleizda.
laIec. Recimo. da jc hilo tako. Ali med izdajal.
Gem in Izdalalcem jc velikanSka razlika.
V AvStriJi :" iivel polkovnik gencralnega
Staha pc lmcnu Rcdl Bill ie "a tako sarzo Sc mlad
V kratkem hi bill postal general in zagotovljeno
mu Jc bilo. da doselr emo ali drugo najviSjih sto-
pinl Y armadi. tn ic bilo torei visoko socialno
stalIsce. ugled, znatni dohodki in upanje ma maj.
siJajnejSo k%ariJero. Ali vsc To mu jc bilo prema.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
Roger Easement ObeSen.

10. hoprhei Je po neomeJenih ulitkih, pc najviSji
razkosnosti, pc enakosti 4 visoko plemcnsko in fl
nancno arlstokraciJo, in kcr plaza generalstabne-
ga polkovnlka vendar nj zadostovala takim re-
liam, je iskal sredstva IA tako zivljenje V sluzbi
tuJlne, ~ProdaJal je nacrte svoje dezele TUT vladi,
S katero Je mogla priti njegova domovina vsakcas
v krvav konflikt. IL nobenega drugega nagiba nj
delal tega, kakor " pohlcpnosti po dcnarju. Bill je
~izdajalec "a placilo.
V prvem razdobju sedanje vojnc ic ruska ar.
mazda nitro %prodirala V Avstrijo. Ma severn je j.
mela hekollko uSpcha prckoraGila jc mcjo who'd
he PrusiJe, III doGim jc morala ma Poljskcm mai
PREF retirirati, Sc jc Seasonal tudi to obrnilo tako.
da Sc Je morala nemSka vojska umakniti in ie
prisla cello IA nekaj casa V jake kritiGcn polozaj.
Toda namcsto da hi bila obtiGala V ruskih klcscih.
Sc Ie ne lie lzmotala, ampak ncnadoma potisnlia
rusko armada takO nazaj. da Sc jc YES polozai ma
vzhodnem b~ojlScu popolnoma izpremcnil na Skodo
RusiJc. Tedaj so dognali ,da so Ncmci vclik del tch
uspehov dosegll : pomOcjo ruskcga izdajstva. Tu-
di tukaJ j. bill med izdajalci MOI ma visoki stopnji.
polkovnlk Mjasojedov. i'm ko so Sc p~rcpriGali O
TEN, so mu dali vzviSeno mcSto ma viSlicah. Koli.
ko Je bio So drugih viSokih izdaialcey i'm kateri
so bill, je znano doSlej lie malemu krogu oficiiclne
Rustic; javno>t We lc toliko. ia jh je bio vccic
stevilo. Tudi oni so bill izdajalci IA dcnar. Dru-
9Th clljev raznn place nj imelo njih dejamje.
= 'asementom j. Stvar bivStvcno drugacna.
Bl Je Tree. NJcgov narod Iivi V starcm nasprotiu
do AngliJc in njene Wade ter zahtcva ncodvisnost.
Tudi CaSementova dcjanja so imcla namen. da
prlborc lrski ncodviSnoSt. TIA dejanja so bla v
svoJem ledru revolucionarna Easement ie hotel
voditi vojno 2 Anglijo.
10 tiSkancm zakonu ic 10 vclcizdajStvo. Ali
vSaka rcvolucija jc vclcizdajstvo. &c nc zmaga.
Ako Je zmagovita, ic bila pa 'vojna "a Svobodo."
dasl pozna zgodovina tudi rcvolucijc, XII so bile
napcrJenc naravnoSt 2opcr svobodo.
Igodorlna dajc cello poSamcznc zglcdc, da nj
zmagovalec izrabil svojc moci napram prcmaga.
MIN. No SO V ameriSki civilni vojni JUNE drzavc
podlegle, nj zadcla voditelicv uSoda veleizdai al-
cev, ampak bill so cnostavno prcmagani nasprot-
Mkt.
Tako hi bila Anglia lahko ravnala Z upor.
mimi lrci in y taSemrntom.
Ma to 81 odgoyarja. la jc sci Easement y
Nemcilo, torcj X SovraInici Anglijc pc pomoc.
haJpada. X francoSki ali ruski vladi nj mogcl iii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

sprava. Batine pa MISC bile nikdar sredstvo "a to.
Poizkusi, da Sc resi- irsko vpraSanje, so zasli
v zagato. Zdelo Sc jc, da je vse V naiboljsem thru.
ko je Lloyd George 2 zastopniki irskih strank IL
delal naGrt "a Home Rule; zdaj Sc zdi, kakor da
jc vc razbito, ker Sc ~iavljaio med strankami 20
pet ostra %nasprotja in ~izjavlja Asquith, da Sc ne
predlozi noben naGrt avtonomiie, doklcr Sc stran-
Ike ne sporazumejo.
V tako situacii hi morala vsaka modra vlada
Skrbeti, da ne bi vlivala OLA V ogenj. u usmrtit-
WHO Easements jc pa ~angleSka vlada prav to sto-
rila.
oh casu justifikacije je izdala obSirno liza
vo, $ katcro razlaga, zakaj mi smela usta viii pra-
vice. Tam pravi, da je bill Easement wee kriv
kakor vsi irski vstaSi, tudi tisti, XII so bill vieti 2
orozJem v roki. : tenn je indirektno receno, da le
moral Easement umreti cato. ker so umrli drugi,
Xxi so bill mani krivi. &c hi bila angleSka vlada i
mcla Siroko obzorie, pat nc hi bila dala uSmrii,i
ne cnega irSkega vStaSa. NamcSto maScc-
valnoSti hi bila cd vsega zacetka pokazala veliko-
duSnost, : elmer hi 81 bia pri drugih narodih pri-
dobila velika s~impatije, med lrci pa pripravila tia
IA rcsnicno spravo.
Toda ker so napravili napako : tenn. da so po-
strcljali nekatere vjete vstasc. MISC smell IL tcga
izvaiati, da mora Easement pomnoiiti Stevilo zr-
tcv.
Cd bojev v Dublinu in cd prvih sodb do dnc-
va CaSementove justifikacijc jc minilo toliko ca
SD, da hi Sc bile strasti medtem lahko utiSalc in
hi bill trezni razum priSel do bescdc. lzjava an
glcSkc Wade res ne kazc poSebnc Strasti ali pray
To je zalostno znamcnjc, da ie priSla popolnoma
hladnokrvno do omega zakljucka. do katercga hi
bilo razumljivcjc. &c hi prSla razgreta kri.
Tudi anglcSka vlada ma o vladaniu cnake
pojme, kakrSne imajo Wade kapitaliSticnih draw
sploh. Vladati pomeni zanje gospodovati kar sc
drznc vstati roper gospodovanje, Sc potlaci in pO-
tcpta.
To ic naposled logicna poSledica organizaciie
naSe druzbe, Hi je ustanovljena ma podrejenosti
in gospodovanju. Drugace DO Sele tedaj, kadar
stopijo uprave ma mesto Sedanjih vlad. ia to pa
je treba popOlne. do temcljcv scgajocc %rcorgani-
zacije naSe druzbc ma podlagi rcsnicne demokra-
cije. tako da nc bo uprava V reSnici ME druzega
kakor ~izvrSujoc organ ljudstva in njcgove wolfe.
Tedaj tudi lie bo wee yeleizda jalcev i'll ne wee
rabljev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

ker sta ODE zaveznici one Wade, prot kateri Sc je
~bojeval.
Ali v tenn oziru nj Casementov slucaj nikakor
o>amljen. Asquithu in nicgovim tovariSem hi "a
dostovalo, ce hi Sc lie malo ozrli po Londonu.
Ne live Ii tamkaj tuji driav ljani. podaniki sovraz-
NH vlad. XII SO V Svojih dezelah prav tako ''vele-
izdajalci', kakor je bill easement v Angliji? Ne
pricakuiejo Ii tudi oni cd - Anglije podpore "a
svoje puntarske, "veleizdajniSke' namene, kakor
Jo Je Easement iskal ma Nemskem? Nj Ii Anglia,
Francija. Russia sprcjcla take "veleizdai nikc"
V svojo armada in jih Sc sprejema?
Anglia 5 TEN postopanjem odobrava ''veleiz-
d%aJstvo' tujih drzavljanov. Svojega drzavljana
obcSa "a dejanje, katcro ma drugi strani odobrava.
V Londonu vclja torej d%vojno nacelo, dvoina mo-
rala. &c stori kdO emo rec, jc dobra. ce 10 stori
drugi, je fla.
AngleSka vlada j. zc nekolikokrat izjavila.
ia sc bojujc "a svobodo malih narodov. To ic
Steer vselcj lie ma sploSno izrekla in Sc je zclo varo-
vala, da nj %povcdala ME natancnejScga, tako da hi
Sc bio spoznalo, katcri so pc njcncm mnenju mali
narodi in kako 81 zamiSlia Anglia Nth svobodo.
Ali kako mai Sc veruie lie V odkritosrcnost naGcla
Samrga, ce dajc obesati one, XII Sc tudi slucajno
2 MO ~bOlujcjo za ncOdvisnOst Svojega malega
naroda Ma kakSni podlagi maj pricakujejo Cchi,
Slovaki, Slovenci, lIrvatje, Poljaki svojo svobodo
cd tiSte Angliic. XII obcSa svoie Tree?
Easement nj zastopal vsega irskega naroda.
Sim Feincrji so bill lie manjsina lrcev Gotovo.Ali
kjc jc narod, II katcrcm hi Sc lahko reklo,da so vsi
njcgovi clani enega miSljcnja? Poljaki zahtevajo
Svobodo in izmcd vsch narodov pod tujo Waldo so
Sc najbolj in najdalje pripravljali "a to; danes
Jh vidlmo vendar popolnoma razdeljcnc, En- del
So Jill boiuie L n~ajvecjo vdanostjo ma strani Az
strie in Ncmciie, drugi >e b~oiujejo enako odlocno
in polrtvovalno V vrStah Rustic. &c hi danes vpra-
Sevali Slovencc V AvStriji o njihovcm ~misljcnju in
hi incl priiko, da hi ga lahko svobodno ~povedali,
hi dobili cudno razliGnc odgovore. To pa vendar
nj nikakrSen dokaz. da Ia ali oni narod nina pra
vice do neodvisnosti, ali da jc tisti. Xxi Sc bojuic "a
neodvisnost. nizkoten %zlo6inec.
Anglcska vlada pa hi bila imcla Sc posebcn
razlog ,da hi bila postavila milOst namcsto neiz-
prospe pravice. lrSka vstaja jc premagana. po-
tlacena. : tenn pa vcndar nj rcccno. da je ubit IT,
>ti duh, XII jo jc porodil. Same oh sebi Sc razume,
da je ravno narohc. lie tedaj more Anglia upati,
da izginc irSka upornost, ako Sc doseze rcsnicna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

10 lc vSe. &c hi Sc kakSen ncmSki prime Y Tagrebu
kroral "a kralja Vclike Hrvatske, XII pa hi bila V
DRAWN wei z Nrliko Nemcijo in ne hi imela ra-
zun kralja >ploh ME ~svojega.
Gotovo jc, Ola nj Ncmciji oblika prvo, pac pa
memo gospodstvo. Xxi Sc lahko prilagodi raznim
oblikam.
Ia ncmSko-avstriisko zvezo so raznc pripravc
zc izvrsene in p%olagoma So AvStrijci tudi praktic-
no vadijo pruSkc hegemonije. Vojaskc razmcre
daJcjo "a to ~najboljSo priliko. Kjer so Nemci in
Avstrijci ma 'front.' skupaj, imajo povsod prvi
vodstvo; tako II. pr. jc sedaj Hindenburg vrhovni
povcljnik celc vzhodnc frontc. Avstrijsko vojas-
two mu je pray tako podlolno, kakor ogrski hon
vcdi in hrvaski domobranci. Kmalu DO tako, ka-
kor da nj bilo sploh nikdar drugace.
AvsStrija in Ogrska poSkuSata sedaj mcdsc-
bojno doseci sporazum in ~podpisati mcdScboino
pogodho, kajti Sclc potcm jima DO, kot celotni Az
Stro-Ogrski. mogocc skleniti trgovske zveze Z
Ncmcijo. To pomeni Ia cnkrat zmago Ogrskc,
kaJtl y AvStriji SO dokazovaii. da je treiia mai
pref doSeci popoln Sporazum T. Nemcijo, in Sele
potem Sc lahko uredc notranja vpraSanja med
Avstriio in Ogr>ko. Temu so Sc 2 vso odlocnostjo
upirali Mad jari. vedoci. ola inajo zvczane roke in
noge, cc ic pref sklenjcna ~pogodba Z Nemciio.
Nemcija in Turciia sta 70 VISA TAXA vpraSa-
MIA rcSili ~ popolncm Sporazumu."
Ncdavno sta Avstro-Ogrska in ROlgarija IL
dali kratko naznanilo o pogodbi, XII So tiGc bal
kanskega NpraSanja. Naznanilo jc reklo. da j.
~ zadovoljnost obch draw kakSna jc doticna
p%ogodba, nj hilo mixer oficielno povedano. ali
IL posameznih opazk i'll IL nekega GeSovcga govo-
ra jc posneti. da mislijo ma Dunaju in V Zofiii ma
zelo radikalnc izpremcmhc. Cd Srbije hote cd
gristi kos A~vstrija, drug kos pa Bolgarska, tako
da hi ic ostalo Sc mani kakor pred balkansko vol
no. Crna Cora mai hi izgubila Lovccn, Albania
hi zopct dobila ~svojcga k%ralia, vse te dczelc pa hi
bile %prisiIjenc vstopiti v trgovinsko zvczo I Az
Stro-Nemcijo.
A~vStro-Ogrska. Bolgariia in Turcija Sc MISC
sklenilc nikakSnih trgovskih pogodb, paG pa Sc
delajo tudi Ia to %pripravc.
Rumunija. XII ic zclo vclika zitnica. ic bila
vedno V trgovskih poga janiih : centralnimi draa-
vami in zavezniki. Najholj upostcvania vrcdna
pogodba Rumunskc ic bila ona, "a katcro il bo
Nemcija dala IA placilo streliva in drugih izdcl-
kov. Centralnc drzave so vslcd tega siccr zclo tri-
umfiralc. V resnici pa nina stvar ~vecjcga pomc-
ma. Rumunija Sc bo ravnotako pridruzila zavcz-
nixon, &c il bo kazalo, Sot hi So ~drugace.
Ia Rumunijo So je potegovala tudi TurGija.
jo poskuSala ma kak drug nacin privczati nase.
toda doslej Sc nj imela uspeha.
Pred par meSeci ic priSlo V iavnost zanimivo
neuradno naZnanilo, da sta Grska i'm Rumunija
sklenili nekakSno zavezo. da 81 bosta ~pomagali V
~slucaju. &c hi bila ena ali druga izmed Min napa-
dena. Tia zveza tudi baje vsebujc sporazum, da ne
poJde nobena ten dveh draw v vOjno, ne da hi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08
NeVarne ZVeZe i'm pOgodbe.

Dive dolgi lett traje e~vropska voJna. Sc Ii pri-
praylJaJo prizadete drlavc kaj "a mir? Ali Sc O.
pazajo kakSna %znamenja
O., da! Pripravljajo SO. Sc cello prav mocno.
toda ne IA mIren, ampak IA bojevit mir, Ia take
"a. ki b." puncnil Nnjnn Y mlru in Hi mora, Ce ne
prcpreci tega kaksna druga sila. prejalislej ne
izogibno povzroGiti novo. krvavo. najbrie Sc veil
ko vecjo vojno cd sedanie.
Prizadete driaVe So pripravljajo goSpodar-
Sko. PrlpravllaJo So, da 81 odvlamcjo trge izpred
nosa. da navijejo svojo konkurenco ma najvisjo
StopnJo in jo >ovrainiku kolikor mogocc preprc.
ego, SItratka pripravllaio SC ma ma jost re $50 kapi-
fallSticno goSpodarSko VoJno. V reSnici izgleda
tako, kakor ia >ploh n m%iSlijo stleniti miru. am
pax 10 zapuStiti krvava boliSca. kajti mir pomcni
nekoIko wee kakor utiSanje topov in pusk. Mir
pomeni koncc S"vralnosti in po>ratek ~prijazno-
StI. Poostrcna go>podar>ka konkurenca. XII 10
straStno pripravlI ajo, pa ne pomcni tega.
Namcni draw ali drzavnih skupin Sc naibo.
llc spoznavalo po goSpodarskih pogodbah, Xxi Jill
~Sklcpajo " Scdaj ma vsch straneh.
konccm aprila 81 ic. kakor ie znano, ScSel Y
PALACE Luxembourg Y Parizu takozvani ekono-
mltni odbor HaVelniskih driav. SeSli so So takrat
ma poziv FranciJr, XII strrmi "a TEN. da hi Sc med
AugIIlo. Fr%anriJ". RuSjn, Japorsko, Italiio. Por-
tugaiSko in drugimi zavcZniki napravila nckakSna
pogodba IA presto trgovino med tenn drZa vami. :
pomocjo katcrc hi sczidalc okoli ccntralnih drzav
tako steno. prek" katerc ne hi moglo seci nemSko.
avstrijsko ali tjlrSko blago. To mislijo napraviti
ma Ia nacin. da hi prcdvscm ma vse nemSko hlago
naStavili viSoko colnino.
kontcrcnce konccm aprila SO je udclcZilo Sti-
riinStiridcSci francoSkih drzavnikov. dvainstiri-
deset angleSkih. Stiriintrideset italiianskih po-
slancev IN senatorJev. dcsct portugalskih in par
srbskih zastopnikov: ruska dclegacija takrat nj
bila prlsotna. 'cmvcc ie bill pricujoc lc ruski pc
slanik V Parizu.
Angleski dclegacii SO nacelovali Bonar Law.
voditclJ conservative %strankc; Walter Runci-
man. predScdnik trgov>ke oblasti, in William Mo
rs Hughes. australasia ministrski prcdsednik. XII
Sc je ravno takrat nahajal v Angliji oziroma V
Franciii.
Hughes jc sci takrat v Pariz, ne da hi bill do
bill od Wade ali cd parlamenta kaksno na,odiIo
ali narcotic. kakSno politiko maj zastopa v imenu
Anglije.
Australasia miniStrsk predsednik jc velik so
vraznik Ncmcijc in jc pricetkom leta incl pc vsci
Angliji govorc, S katerimi jc pozival ~ljudstvo.
mai zahtcva, da SO odrrdi visok tariff. : pom 'di,
katerega DO mogoce spraviti Nemcijo ma kolena.
Ljudje so zahtevali. da mai gre V Pariz in
zastopa Anglijo; cd anglcskcga kabincta pa. ka-
kor receno. nj dobil nikakarSnega %narocila.
kaj sc je ma doticni konfcrenci dine u. apri-
la ' Parizu sklenilo. Oziroma kakSen namen in po-
men je pravzaprav imela, ne vemo natancno, kcr
so izsla lie neoficielna porOcila, o katerih Sc ne mo-