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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

pajo Srbi sanii, temvec lie V spOraZumu $ sociall-
sti il Avstrije, o katerih vedo Scheidemannovci,
da he morejo niti SAM 0 sebi sklepati sami!
Indirektno priznava Ia tocka Avstriji pravi-
co, da Sc vnesava v zadeve Srbije.
To je lahko nemSko-avstrijsk program, nj
pa socialisticen. In neposten je, ker pravi V enem
stavku to kar razglasajo ruski socialist neod-
visnost vsakega naroda, V naslednjih stavkih pa
pobija TO naeelo.
PRAY lepo je, da izrekajo Scheidemannovci
ljudstvu ma lrskem, V Egiptu, V koreji, Tripoli-
tamil, Maroku in Tibetu ~simpatiie in pOzivajo
ondotne socialiste, ia maj delajo IA neodvisnost.
Zdelo hi sc nam pa vendar, da so ceSke, sloven-
ske, hrvaske, rusinske dezele nekoliko blizje, ka-
kor Koreja in Tibet. Tudi Sc nam zdi, da hi
naSli V omemjenih dezelah nekoliko wee social
stow, kakor V Egiptu, Koreji in Tibetu. Doslej nj
bilo o kak&ni tibetanski socialistiGni stranki ne
sluha he duha.
Ali Scheidemanqovci najdejo vsako vas, Xxi
je pod oblastjo tie ali one zavezniSke dezele, ne
najdejo pa narodov, ki Tive pod ~deSpocijo Nem6i-
je, Avstrije in Tur6ije; Zanje sc ne vzge V srcu ne
iskrica %simpatije, zanje nimajo nobenega pOziva,
nej sc bojujejo "a neodvistnost niti ma Armence
Sc ne spommijo, dasi je bilo armensko vprasanje
dostikrat ma mednarodnih socialistiGnih kongre-
sin. Kajpada Armenci so pod tursko oblastjo,
TurGija je zaveznica Nemciie, in lie ma ia naGin 81
je mo6i razlagati, da imajo Scheidemannovci sim
natije "a Tibetance, nimajo Jill pa "a Armence,
Simpatije p~rhajajo ocividno IL n2c;onalno
nemSkega, ne pa IL socialisticnega srca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
PoaoJ1 scHE1DEMANNovE skupmz.

adnJi teden Je dobilo amerikansko casopisje
cd porocevalea Arthur +. Mamma, dopisnika gu
nited Press, poroGilo liz Stockholma, da so on
dotni DELEGATE sOcialisticne yeGine liz Nemeije OBJ
Javlh svoJ mirovni program. IL NIGGA je Mann
sporoeil glavne locke, Xxi Jill je objavilo skoraj
vse tukajSnje ~casopisje.
PO tenn pOroGilu bi bile glavne zahteve Schei-
demannove skupine sledeGe:
"Belgija ne SINE dobiti nobene odskodnine,
ker Je tezko dolociti, katera drzava je odgovorna
Ia ~storJeno Skodo, enOstranska odSkodnina bi bila
pa lahko lie krinka vojnega tributa.
Nemcija mora dobiti nazaj svoie koloniie,
ker bi pridrzanje kOlonij pomenilo aneksijo.
NemSija mora obdrzati Akaciio i'm Lorenzo.
ker sta bill ii dive dezeli pref nemSki, potem so il
we'll Francozi, pozneje sta pa zopet prisli pod
Nemtijo.. Devet desetin prebivalstva V Alzaciii
in Loreni so Nemci, in ako dobi Francija ii dive
deieli, DO to aneksija.
Popolna poloticna in vojaSka neodvisnost
vseh narodov. Srbski socialist maj Sc sporazume-
10 s svojimi sodrugi IL Avstrije gled ena bodoc-
most Srbije in ostalih narodov MAJ Balkanu.
Bodoenost Poljske in Fnske maj Sc prepusti
PolJakom In Fincem; ako ne morejo dobiti ne
odvisnosti, mOrajo vsekakor dobiti avtonomijo.
Lljudstvu ma Grskem, lrskem, V Egiptu, Ko-
reji, Tripolitaniji, Maroku in Tibetu izrekajo
nemski socialist svoje najtoplejSe ~simtpatije in
pozivajo ondotne socialiste, da mai delajo "a ne
odvisnost.
10 koncanl VoJnl so nemskl socialist "a med
narOdno razsodiS6e in razorozitev, izvzemSi koli-
kOr je treba oborozene sile IA obrambne namene
in prostovoljno vpisavanje "a kratko dobo v po-
lieijsko armada.
Use spore, XII bi izzivali vojno, morajo drzave
predlagati mednarodnemu razsodiSGu.
Ia bodoci mednarodni zakon, XII Sc tice Vol
skovanja, priporocajo nemSki socialist sledeGe
doloGbe:
l. Nevtralne drzave ne smejo wee izvazati
municiie in orozja.
=. Vplenjevanje ladij in blaga ma moriu mo-
ia prenehati.
3. Vsi kanali in vse morske ozine mai sc inter
nacionalizirajo
4. Hrana in Obleka ne sme biti kontrabant-
skO blago. Psma IL sovraznih in nevtralnih draw
lie smejo biti podvrzena cenzuri.
.. Nobene trgovske vojne.
6. PopOlna svoboda ma morju.
Z. Odprava v%arstvene carine.
8. Odprava tajne diplonacije.
Koncno so nemSki vecinski socialist izjavili,
da sc ma konferencin ne marajo spuscati v razmo-
trivanje vprasanja, kdo da JIG odgovoren IA Sc
danjo poino, razun &c Jill socialist il zavezniskih
drzav prisilijo ma to.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
KJE JE NACELO?

Tega pa ne pravi Scheidemannov program.
In ne more sc niti sklepati, da je to lie zaradi
kratkosti zamOlcal. Otividno Sc Scheidemannov-
Gem o tenn sploh mic ne sanja, ker %pravijo, da mai
sc srbski socialist sporazumeio $ svojimi sodrugi
IL Avstrije giede ma bodO6nost Srbiie. Torej je "a
Sch%eidemannovce Avstrija neizpremenljiv pojem.
Se wee! o bodocnosti Pojske mai pac odlo6ajo
Poljaki sami; o bodocnosti Srbije pa mai he skle.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
H~ISTORICNO PRAVo.

kar Sc tice preteklosti Alzacije in Lorene, jc
to stvar, katere Sc povsod posluzujejo prenapeti
nationalist, XII Sc pa ne pOdajo socialisticnim pro-
gramom. Svet Sc neprenehoma izpreminja, tudi
narodno; socialism pa zahteva, da Sc vjemajo
sedanje uredbe $ sedanjim %stanjeni in $ sedanjimi
pctrebami, ne pa Z davno ptereklimi. Takozvane
historicne pravice so "a socializem brez pomona,
ker splOh MISC wee pravice.
Ako bi Zaceli ureievati Evropo DO .'zgodo.
vinskih pravicah', hi nastala zmeda, da bi morali
n~ajvc6ji mOdrijani znoreti oh njej. VISA zgodovina
je neskoncna verjga izprememb. &c hi hoteli, da
Sc razdeli Europa tako, kakor je bila nekdaj raz-
deljena, hi nastalo prvo vpraSanje: Kdai?
Seveda ne more ma to nihce DAFT pamtenega
odgovora. A ce hi kdo dolocil katerokoli dobo, XII
hi Sc njemu zdela primerna, hi mu vsi drugi ma.
sprotovali kajti nikdar nj bilo v Evropi takega
stanja, da bi bill vsi sedanji narodi ali pa vsaj We
Gina izmed Nth zadovoljna Z niim.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
ABsURDNosT HIsTRoRIcNEGA PRAvA.

Historicizem, p%renesen V sedanjost, poraja
same absurdnosti. V 3. stoletju so Slovenci ziveli
V Pustriski dolini ma Tirolskem, niih Masculine
so segale do Donave; kier je danes Dunaj, je
bila nekoc slovenSka ribiska vas; danasnji ogrski
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
ENAKA NACELA.

Tudi IA Alzacijo in Loreno toreJ mic ne pome-
nj dejstva, da je bila pred wee kakor dvesto lett
pod oblastio nemskih cesarjev. &c Sc poseze Sc ne
kollko dale nazaj, jo -~najdemo zopet pod fran
cosko oblastjo, kakor Sc je sploh ME posest nepre-
nehoma ~menjala.
kO jo je Francija l. 1871. odStopila Nemciji,
je bilo prebivalstvO $ to izprenlembo popolnoma
nezadovoljno. NemSki zgodovinarji sami prizna-
vajo, da "se nikakOr nj izpolnilo upanje, ia po-
stanejo Alzacani in Lorenzo kmalu dobri Nemci. -
To pac pomeni, da MISC bill ''dobri Nemci" ia
krat, ko jih je NemGiia anektirala. In ,,dobri
Nemci' Sc pred sedanjo vojno MISC bill. To doka-
zuje znana "zabernska afera', to dokazuje DEF
>tvO, da so cele skupine Alzacanov, dokler je bilo
Sc mogoce, odhitele V Francijo in vstopile V fran
cosko amado; to dakazuje tudi dejstvo, da ie i
mela Nemcija V ten dezelah nestevilne ''veleiz-
d~ajniSke' afere.
Kaj pa hoce vecina prcbivalstva V omenje-
nh pokrajinah, tega he more reel nihce, dokler
ne dobi prebivalstvo prilike, da pove svojo voljo
V popolni svobodi in brez strahu pred kakSnim
maScevanjem.
Scheidemannovci hi morda prevec riskirali,
&c bi naravnost rekli, da nj mic ma tenn, ako cd
padeta Alzacija in Lorena cd NemGije. Torei mai
hi vsaj mo6ali. Da hocejo >ami namesto alzaSkO-
lorenskega ljudstva odlociti, kaj mai Sc zgodi z
Alzacijo in Lorenzo, pa nikokar nj socialisticno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
PRAVICE NARODOV.

Zapeljiv, a neodkritosrten je V TEN progra-
mu stavek, Xxi izreka popolno politicno in voiaSko
neOdvisnost vseh narodov. Program Sc namreG i.
era : pojmom naroda. Beseda Nation ma
rod imasivojen pomen. Yeast Sc rabi "a drza-
vo, oziroma "a to, kar hi bolje imenovali skupno
prebivalstvo drzave; vcasi pa sluzi "a to, kar ma
vadno imenujemo narod, kar pa imenujejo neka-
teri "narodnost' (Nationalitact), in kar Sc V A
meriki imenuie Race.
Tako so V enem pomcnu Zcdinjene drzavc
"narod' Nation V drugem pomenu so Slo-
venci, Hrvatje, Madjari, Nemci, Turk, Armenci,
lndijci, Hotentoti narodi brez obzira ma njih dr.
zavljanstvO ali bivaliSGe. Mnogi teh narodov sploh
nimajo svoje drzave; kljub temu so narodi.
Scheidemannovski program govori o 'ne0d-
visnoSti vseh narod0v. y Ali ce Sc citajo dotiGne
locke dale, Sc pozna, da sc program ne drzi do
sledno ne enega ne drugega pomona te besede.
kjer Sc vienna to z interest Nemcijc, pomeni
Nation V navedenem programu "drzavo'': V
drugih slucajih pOmcni 'narodnOst".
TakO Sc seveda ne more priti do nobenega
l%ogicnega konca.
> takO igro poJmov Sc lahko zahteva nedo-
t~akIjivost Avstrije; potem Sc pojm obrne, pa Sc
zahteva neodvisnost Ircev, Egiptanov, Tibctan-
cev.
POlJaki nimaJO SvoJe drzave, kljmb temu pra-
vi program, da mai Sc prepusti bOdocnost Poljske
PolJakOm. Seveda Sc $ tenn s~trinjamo boil jasna
bi nam bila stvar paC, akO hi Sc doloGno povedalo.
ola mai Sc to prepusti vsem Poljakom, torei tudi
tistim, XII so danes uklonieni pod Viljemovo in
KarlOvo oblast.
Ampak ce je pray, da sc prepusti pol jska bo-
docnost P~oljakom in finska Fincem, cesar pray
zaprav S~cheidemannu nj treba zahtevati, ker pre-
pusca nova Russia to sauna Poljakom in Fincem.
tedaj je ~logicno in dosledno. Ola Sc prepusti
ceska, slovenska, slovaSka, hrvaska, rumunska bo.
docnost Cehom, Slovencem, Slovakom, Hrvatom,
Rmunom it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

IL Londona p%orotajo: Ma podlagi uradnih IL
kazov IL Berina izracunane znaSajo izpube Mem.
tije "a mesec mai: -, 900 mrtvih, 81, 1874 ranjenih
i'll 26,o62 ujetih in pogresanih. Skupai II 1856
MOI. Vseh izgub ina Nemcija do danes ma podlapi
berlinskih o~ficiielnih podatkov: LOGS, l27 ranje-
nth in 557,4l9 ujetih in pogreSanih. Skupaj 4 1856
80 MOI. ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26

IL kodanja p%orocajo: Silna v~rocina uniSuie
poljske pridelke po vsej NemGiji, kakor je bilo l.
1915. Pc nekaterih kraiih nj dezevalo re cd mese-
ca maja. V Berlinu nj bilo 20 let take ~vroeine.
hakrsna je bila zadnjo nedeljo. Tropicna vroGina
prevladuJe tudi pOvsod zapadno cd reke Odre.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
KoLoNIJALNA vPRAsANJA.

"a, ne pa IL socialisticnega srca.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Beds, Springs and Mattresses
our speciality. Big assortment to
choose from. We exchange.
Economy Store, phone 1872. A..
For Sale-2OO Acres - old
Hathaway Homestead, adjoining
Emida, Idaho. 33 Acres good
meadow. Balance cut over Tim
Der. Good log buildings. Run
ming water. R. w Morris, Dealin
Ave-, Moscow, Idaho. tt.
Attorney VIM. ID. Keeton was a
business visitor at Occur d'Alene
Tuesday.
First class room and board.
Two or three rooms furnished
for housekeeping. 238 Third. dps.
Ladies and Gents wrist
watches, $500 to $4,000. Gran
dali, the Leading Jeweler.
Lee Mashburn left Wednesday
for Spokane to take the physical
examination preparatory to en-
listing in the army.
Rockers Of all descriptions,
sizes and kinds. Prices right.
We exchange. Economy Store,
lphone 1872. at.
Plano For Sale-Call 1921. If.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Our line Of Cut Glass and China
is we'll selected and at reasonable
prices. Crandall, the Leading
Jeweler.
Anyone having books which
they desire to send to the SOL
diers can do so by bringing the
books to the public library.
Wanted-Jammer man to go to
British Columbia, wages $3.50
per day. Call or write w. J.
Best Occur d'Alene, Idaho. st..
Solitaire and fancy set rings, a
large assortment to select from
at Crandalrs.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14
TO THE PUBLIC

by reason of present business
conditions we are compelled to
discontinue our present credit
system.
We wish to announce that on
and after January list, 1919, we
will place our store on a, strictly
cash basis. Our customers will
be benefited by our so doing as
the cost.of doing business will be
materially reduced.
ANNIS DRUG co.
A. B. Annis,
Mgr.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14
CITY i'm Brief

When In Avery stop at Dads
Place" for your meals. Our SER
Nloe is the best and our prices are
fREht. If
Three rooms for rent; no chill
dren. Phone 1921. Mrs. Christy,
Western House. If.
We sell MoOre's Non-Leakable
fountain pens and guarantee
every pen. $3.50, $3.50 and $500.
Crandall, the Leading Jeweler.
Ben Sly is a business visitor
in the city today. He states he
has completed his logging con-
tract on the Occur d'Alene river.
For eale-Two 1. o. C. re-
gistered hogs. Inquire H. H.
Carmin, Clarkia, Idaho. D2i.
Lost-An Indian blanket late
Saturday night between the C. H.
Lewis residence and Benewah
club. Reward. Phone 169W2.
Jerry Alcorn is in the city to-
day from Spokane looking after
business matters.
Beautiful new patterns in
Lavalliers at attractive prices.
Crandall. the Leading Jeweler.
Brighten your home with a
new Range. We carry the kind
that gives absolute satisfaction.
Your old stove taken in exchange.
Economy Store, phone 1872. At.
Mrs. Dunston left Wednesday
evening for Seattle in response to
a telegram from her son, Lewis,
at American Lake, stating that he
will be transferred within a few
days. He did not state where he
will be sent.
Attorney +. N. LaNeine re-
turned Tuesday evening from
Occur d'Alene, where he was
transacting legal business.
Watches make ideal Christmas
gifts. We can please you in
assortment and prices. Crandall,
the Leading Jeweler.
You'll find all kinds Of chairs
for the little folks at the EconO-
my Store.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Tickets given with each cash
purchase on the free diamond
ring, one ticket for every soc.
Crandall, the Leading Jeweler.
Mrs. L. A. Bradwaf of Avery
was in the city TEsfb6ay to. join
the local order of Easterff Star.
Mrs. Marie Hammond, Trained
Nurse. Phone 236. 3w.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

The Vampire Dance" from
Theda Bara is one Of the selec-
tons Miss Olive Alcorn will rem
der at the high school auditor
igm December 27. Tickets now
on sale at both drug stores.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Robert SHELTON left Wednesday
evening for Seattle, where he will
be employed in a shipyard.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

H. R. Taylor returned Tuesday
evening from Occur d'Alene,
where he had been looking after
business matters.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Special assortment of Rugs Of
all kinds at the Economy Store.
We carry the newest and most
up-to-date patterns. We ex-
change. Phone 1872. At.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

You'll find all kinds Of chairs
for the little folks at the EconO-
my Store.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Watches make ideal Christmas
gifts. We can please you in
assortment and prices. Crandall,
the Leading Jeweler.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Attorney f. N. LaVeine re-
turned Tuesday evening from
Occur d'Alene, where he was
transacting legal business.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Plano For sale-Cal i29J. If.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-14

Beautiful new patterns in
Lavalliers at attractive prices.
Crandall. the Leading Jeweler.
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Brighten your home with a
new Range. We carry the kind
that gives absolute satisfaction.
Your old stove taken in exchange.
Economy Store, phone 1872. At.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
About Sugar

We have received from the American Sugar Refining company, a pamphlet so neatly printed and Of such good quality of paper that it ought to be called a brochure in which discussed the condi- tions of the sugar market and the Of, what many people think is the sugar problem l. is gath cred from reading this neat little volume that most of the trouble was caused last spring when congress was considering the repeal of act that allowed drawback of a cent pound refined sugar for export This is alleged to have demoralized the domestic refners and led to the sale, by the Cuban producers, of raw sugar to European customers who have been buying refined in the United States
 Then also before the war about one-thrd of the sugar of the world produced iG countries in the grasp of the Central Powers And the consump- ton of sugar in America greater in 1917 than in any preceding year. This due, it is assumed, largely to the campaign that successful in pro- noting the canning at home of large quantities of fruits and vegetables.
 Then there were strikes in the refineries. There were stories of sugar famines impending that led tn boarding of sugar. There nsurrection in Cuba. Nearly a million tons of sugar is inaccessible in Java because of lack of ships carry it to the European market It is made plain by the pamphlet of the American Sugar Refining company that the reasons for sugar shortage and the high prices are ample
 The pamphlet also contains of the state ments made by the food administration at Washing ton and a number of diagrams that are most con- vincing to the effect that there is something very much of joint with the sugar market But it is shown that the people of America still using about seven pounds month each while the people of France using only one pound month. So, the sugar problem is not much of a problem after all, so far the people of this country are concerned
 They would be much better off for less sugar. And they would have money to spend for savings certificates and stamps Candy is bad for tnv teeth the stomach and it makes people fat Everybody knows that those who are fat are not loved
 The condition of the sugar market is explained by the big among the sugar reneries with copous exhibits graphic maps, diagrams and indces There really nothing to worry about unless that is that everybody in America is getting sugar than is good for him.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
War Aim Statements

It is rather cheering from Washington that the president does intend to make any more aim statements re-satements. There have already been statements and repetitions of statements of the aims of the allies than seem to have been good for them. They may not have prevented statements of accomplishments but the latter the kind of state ments the people of this and the entente would rather hear
 The negotiations between the Austro- Germans and the Russians are matters which cannot concern if the aims which have time and another been stated by President Wilson and MT. Lloyd George are the real aims of this country and Great Britain No suggestion of peace terms that have come from the Russians, approach those aims and certainly more reasonable suggestions would from Germany.
 As a matter of fact except by rumor more or less direct statement at any time has come from the German government Now and then an eminent German statesman has been quoted as having ex- pressed his relative peace terms, but he has always left the plain impression that he was speaking for himself and not for Germany.
 Also, now and then article peace in Dutch or Swiss Swedish newspaper has been enough to set Washington, London or Paris to mak ing a re-statement of aims.
 We have or profess to have peace terms to propose We have demanded the overthrow of Prussanism That the whole ground of our aims If in our re-satements specifically propose anything than that will be suspected not only by the Germans, but by people of hedging, of abandoning a first line trench.
 Again harm may come from exact re-statements If even an ultimaum repeated too often it acquires the suspicion of being bluff
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
The Labor Committee

It is very evident in looking over the personnel of the labor committee appointed by the State Council of Defense, that earnest effort has been made to obtain a well balanced committee whose will periodically recognize that they have been chosen for piece of useful, constructive work in which the special interests of both employers and employees must be subordinated to the greater inter ests of the nation The interests of the nation at this time require cooperation between employer and empoye and not friction, and the prevention of clashes and the maintenance of industrial peace in this state will be a definite part of the business of the labor committee.
 Left to themselves employer and empoye, except in the face of a great common danger, have often been found working for self-nterest, but the issues confronting this country are too grave today allow of any playing for advantage the part of either capital or labor As Secretary of Labor Wilson has recently said This is time for the employer attempt to break down the standards of labor is it any for union labor to take advantage of the situation by attempting to force recognition Of the union" Both employer and empoye should recognize that they in the service of the nation and that they must perform this service in the spirit of cd-operation and fair dealing.
 One of the principal constructive tasks before the labor committee will be the mobilization of labor with in the state and arranging in practical way making labor fluid, that the shortage in section may be relieved by any possible surplus of labor in . another. The mobilization of labor like the mobiliza- ton of food is important the mobilization of army. The industrial army is needed for the production of food copper munitions aeroplanes and ships without which might better have no armies. This mobilization of the industrial army is now being carried throughout the naton by a system of labor exchanges under the direction of the federal government which directs an employment service in volving state and local employment agencies and it really constitutes interstate clearing house for all the labor of the country.
 One of the duties of the labor committee of the State Council of Defense will be ascertainng what labor may be available for industries and war industries much more than the manufac- ture of guns and shells. They include mining in every branch; planting and harvesting of nearly every crop. Scientifically placed there is undoubt- edly labor for all, but this labor must be mobized along scientific and intelligent lines.