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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13
Big gain IN
RECRUITING
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. April 13. The
tremendous recruiting campaign for
the navy is beginning to show results.
During the first twelve days of April
a net gain OF 1911 men for the regular
service was recorded. There has been
a steady increase in the daily average
Of applicants.
Thte total enlisted strength now is
approaching the 10000 mark. Presi-
dent Wilson has already authorized
recruitment OF $1,000. the maximum al
lowed by law. Pending legislation will
prove for a total force OF $4,000 in
GLIDING coast defense reserves.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13

Potter as manager. Everyone ap-
preciates the fact that it costs money
to deliver goods-and that groceries
can be sold cheaper for cash than for
credit. Save money with the cash
and carry system is the motto Of the
new Rose establishment. You are
invited to call.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13

Casselton, Armenia, Arthur, Hunter,
Erie and Ayr townships, the county
board of commissioners and county
auditor are invited to this meeting for
the purpose OF deciding upon this
highway, which it is the expectation OF
the county board to improve this COM
ing season
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13
STORY OF u. BOAT
ACTIVITY DENIED
(Bv Associated Press. }

New York, April 13.-Oficial denial
by the Cuban authorities that the
British vessel Treveal was sunk off
Cienfuegos by asGerman submarine was
cabled here today to the Republic of
Cuba News bureau. The story of the
sinking was given out last night at
Key West, Fla. by c. Peterson, claim
ing to be member of the TreveaPs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13
Give WiIsonPoWcr
to Operate Railways

telephone lines, to draft their en-
ployes into the military service, to use
the military in protecting the opera
ton of railway lines and to increase
the personnel of the Interstate Com
merce commission from seven to eleven
members are included in the pro-
visions of the bill.
Compensation for the use of rolloing
stock e. by the government would be
fixed by the Interstate Commerce
commission.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13

The Adamson law was declared by
the supreme court an eight-hour mea-
sure as well as a wage fixing one. BY
a vote of to it reversed the decision
of the lower court. In any wage dis
pute over any service, which Is neces-
sary to the public welfare congress is
given the right to act and may fix the
wages on the spur of the moment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13

Theodore Roosevelt was given a gold
medal by the American Geographic
society, March 20. in honor of SER
vices to the science Of geography on
his trip down the river of Doubt. Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13
BATTLING THE
FAMOUS Il. C.L.

To combat the high cost Of living.
the Rose Grocery has branched out,
opening the new "Cash and Carry
Grocery. at 512 Broadway. with Ray
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13
Home Remedy !
for All Pain

Are Won in painP This ID the question
you viii hear daily, end to be able 20 relieve
pain, whether IL be . slight nervous heads
ache or the most excTuc1nting sufertngs OF
neuralgia or rheumatism, brings the height
Of pleasure to both patient and doctor.
Touching this point Hugo Engle, AM
II. D., says, Antt-kamuin tablets have be-
come faVoritea with members Of the medical
profession; they are very reliable in al
kinds Of pain. and act nc once. To stop pain
quickly, the dose "a one or two tablets re-
peated m two or three hours II required.
Ant1-kamnia tablets relieve all peins due
TO rheumatism, headache, sciattca, neural.
gia, t0othache. govt, and are e0peeia1Ay
~ehsa and 1afns. Anff-kannia tablets have
no unpleasant after-effects, and in " per cent
Of all cases they stop the pain fmmediagely.
Ask for A. *. Tableta.. ObtGAnable at drug
stores in any quantity deaired,n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13
.GRANDDUKEBORIS
Is UNDER ARREST
(By Associated Press.)

Petrograd, via London. April 1S.-
Grand Duke Boris. a cousin OF Former
Emperor Nicholas. has been arrested
at army headquarters anu interned at
Tsarskoe- Selo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13

A Petrograd dispatch on April l
announced that the recent arrest of
Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna, a
cousin OF the former emperor, togeth-
er with a group Of personages in the
encourage Of Grand Duke Boris, was
said by the police to have led to the
discovery of q plot in which the grand
duchess and two unnamed grand
dukes were involved for proclaiming
of Grand Duke Nicholas as emperor Of
Russia.
The United States spends $780,
100000 annually for tobacco md one
fifth that sum for the churches.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
High School Picture Show

There was a crowded house to greet
the opening number of the high
school picture show Monday evening.
There were three reels Of current
events and seven giving the stor! OF
Silas Mariner. The pictures were
clear and the characters taken by
some of the leading actors of the.
1t is only the Monday evening show
that is charged for. The pictures
which are being given free each ar
ternoon are furnished free by the gov
eminent through the agricultural col
lege at Fort Collins. The only ex-
pense to the school was the installing
of the machine and it is expected that
the proceeds of the Monday evening
show will soon repay that expense.
The principal feature for next Mon
day evening will be "The Battle Cry
Of Peace"
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24

Lamar Camp No. 30, W. o. W. held
their annual installation and "a smoker
last Thursday evening. There was n
large attendance and the following Of
icers were installed:
H. c. Rogers, C. c.
Bert Merwin, A. l..
G. S. Blosser, Banker
H. D. Apologize, Clerk.
A. l. Beavers, Escort.
Cecil Golladay, Waterman
j. V. Golladay, Sentry.
C. r. Knuckey, Physician.
w. F. Cross, c. T. Knuckcy and +.
NJ. Steward, Managers
After the ceremony Of installation
several hours We're spent in smoking
and social good time. Short talks
were made by several members and
visitors and everybody present huge
ly enjoyed the reunion. The W. o.
W is one Of the oldest organizations
Of the town and probably the largest
in active membership, and the enthus-
iasm Of the members is still strong
and the growth steady. Small book
let's were distributed giving the Of
fetal roll at the beginning Of the year.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
PAYS BIG BONUS
American Beet Sugar Company Makes
Employees Nice Gift

The employees on the farms owned
by the American Beet Sugar Co. in
Prowers county were made happy last
week by a good sized extra check in
their reular pay envelope. All en-
ployees, who had been with the COM
pany six months or over received a
check equal to ten per cent Of their
regular wages for one year.
The company employs a large force
Of men in various capacities at its
various beet stations and farms in
this county, and at the headquarters
in Lamar. and this liberal dividend
declared from the company's profits
of the year TO be distributed among
the employees has made many fami-
lies happy and shows a fair spirit on
the part Of the company in passing
along some Of the profits accruinp
from the abnormal conditions in tn
sugar market.
The company takes this method of
dividing the profits because owing to
those same abnormal conditions it is
impossible to tell how long the mar
ket will last and a return to former
conditions be made imperative. The
distribution that was made to the men
and the recent bonus to the farmers
totals up many thousands of dollars
in the Lamar territory.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
Auto Bu siness Still Grows

Nothing could better show the
growing importance and use Of the
automobile in Prowers county than
the license records for the first two
weeks Of the new year. During the
first two weeks of 1917 more licenses
were issued than in any full year
previous to 1916. During 1916 Coun-
ty Clerk Markham issued S52 auto
mobile licenses, and during the first
three weeks of January this year
over six hundred were issued. The
total for 1917 will run far above the
one thousand mark. And they are
still being sold as fast as our local
dealers can secure them from the fac
tories.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
Methodist Church

Sunday school rally at 9:45 a. m,
with classes for all ages.
DR.. N. H. Lee will preach at IL a.
m. on Sour Grapes" further study
of heredity and sin; at 1880 p. m, on
Women and Children in Industry"
Epworth League devotions at $50
p. M, led by Mrs. N. H. Lee. Topic,
"A Half Life or Whole Life
Which ?"
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. d. C. Pol
hemus, 100 S 9th, Tuesday afternoon
at 2:45. All members are urged to
attend, new members, especially. All
ladies cordially invited.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24

County Assessor Davy has COM
pleted the extension Of the Prowers
county tax levy and all who desire
to do so now can pay their 1916 taxes
at the county treasurer's Office. Mr..
Davy has compiled a table showing
the total valuation Of the county and
the amount Of taxes that will be col
lcctetd under each levy, state, county,
town and school district. These fig
ures are very interesting and are
given in detail elsewhere. 1t will be
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24

Mr.. Harry Harden and Mrs. Ncvius
from California, brother and sister of
Mrs. j. f. Gamble of Wiley, arrived
here on Sunday just cfter Mrs. Gam
ble's death. Both were former resi-
dents of Lamar. They will return to
California tomorrow.
Married-At the home of the brides
parents in Trinidad last week, Mr..
c. A. Hamblett and Miss Leila Hug
hart. The groom was a former resi-
dent of Lamar and better known here
as Dooley of the Yamba minstrels.
He has a host of friends who extend
heartiest congratulations to the happy
young couple.
Died-At the nome of his sister,
Mrs. VIM. Houston, southwest Of La
mar early Sunday morning, Arthur
POLAND Of Nevada, Missouri. Mr. Pol
land had been sufferer for several
years from tuberculosis and came TO
Lamar last week in the hopes of the
climate benefiting him. He filed on a
homestead on Friday at the local
land office and was taken violently sick
the next day. His half brother, Car
Weiland, and Mr.. Houston brought the
body to the Church undertaking par
lors on Sunday and it was shipped or
Monday evening to his old home fol-
interment, accompanied by Mr., Hous-
ton He leaves a wife and severa
children to mourn his loss.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
Holly Wins

In the first series of school debates
for the valley Holly defeated Lamar
by a close margin, 2 to l being the
vote of the judges. Las Animas beat
La Junta and Fowler beat Rocky Ford.
Fowler and Las Animas will now de-
bate and the winner debates with Hol-
ly for the valley championship.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24

The usual Lamar crowd visited Den
yer during the stock show this week
and pronounce the show itself as bet
ter than ever, but Denver for some
reason seems to be a disappointment
and all are returning early. Very few
seem to be waiting for the last train
TO return.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
Still Going Up

Lambs struck S14.25 on the Kansas
City market this week and are still
going up. As usual the Prowers coun-
ty feeders are getting the top prices.
These prices represent a handsome
profit for the feeders and all are
coming home happy.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
Seed Business win Have Attention

One Of Rocky Ford's best industries
is the raising Of seed for market. How
this can be done in the Lamar dis
trict viii be shown during Farmers
Week in Lamar by expert seed men.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24

seen that the taxes for school pur-
poses form by far the largest amount
collected.
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24

IL NEE' A'AN A5NAiNAt@s 49,
Fort Morgan to visit at his old home.
Fred Kelsey and Chas. Maxwell
were visitors at the state capital this
week.
Mrs. j. F. Maurer was called TO
Denver last Saturday owing to the
serious illness of her mother.
Mrs l. L. Maxwell leaves today for
Los Angeles to join Mr.. Maxwell, who
has been there several months.
N. N. Mclean, W. A. Leonard, J.
X. Stinson and j. A. Mcdowell were
in Denver during the stock show.
Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Bane are at
home again after spending several
weeks in Kansas and Oklahoma.
J. A Rosebrough and son, V. H.
Rosebrough, Bristol merchants, were
Lamar visitors the first of the week.
C. A. Coker, ]. B. Traxler and Fred
Marx were among the stockmen tax
ing in the big show in Denver this
week.
w. w Cooper visited over Sunday
with Mrs. Cooper in Denver and re-
ports her as improving rapidly in
health.
Mrs Chas. F. incl and daughter
have been visiting the past week in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Coover.
The county commissioners were in
session the first Of the week, Messrs.
Knuckey Williams and Higbee all be-
ing present.
DR.. c. T. Knuckey was the first to
join the Country Club" and get one
Of the handsome new Overland cars
Of that name.
Mrs. Geo. H. Brooks was here on
Monday and left with her three child
rem for Pueblo where they expect tot
make their home.
Ralph Paxton, formerly of Lamar
but now Of eastern Kansas, has been
here this week looking after his
property interests.
Mrs. f. B. Leatherman and daugh-
ter, Miss Alma, and Mr.. Harold Hus
ted left the first of the week for Den
70 cao tho stool chou
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Cooper moved
last Saturday to The new residence
erected at 2O9 South Second street,
where they will make their home.
Rev. and Mrs. C. NJ. Kelly, who have
been visiting relatives in Lamar, left
yesterday on their way to Mt. Abu,
India, where they go as missionaries.
J. NJ. Williams and f. J. Wagner
were among the owners of herds Of
thoroughbred holsteins attending the
big stock show at Denver this week
Mrs. L. Writ Markham, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Yer
die Center, at Los Angeles, for the
past two months, returned home yes
terday morning.
Leo Prinster, who was recently op-
Grated on for appendicitis, was able
to leave the hospital on Sunday and
he and Mrs. Prinster left for La
Junta to visit with relatives for a
few weeks while recovering strenth.
Louis Latter of Highland, Illinois,
who is president of the Helvetia Milk
Condensing Co., was in Lamar sever
al days this week visiting the Lamar
plant Of the company. He was on his
annual tour of inspection and was
much pleased with the condition Of
the local condensery and the recent
rapid increase in the supply Of milk.
The daily milk payroll at the Lamar
The Lamar register., 1917-01-24
Notice of Stockholders Meeting of
The Lamar Building and Loan
Association

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Lamar Building and
Loan Association will be held on Mon
day, the 18th day Of January 1917,
at 7:30 o'clock p. m, at the Office Of
said Association, 1O7 west Olive street,
for the purpose Of electing hoard OF
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business
as may legally come before the meet
ing.
1. H. MYERS,
Secretary.
c. C. HUDDLESTON.
President.
First pub. Dec. p, 1916.
Last pub Jan. p, 1917.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

STEW. (No.) 4s5.
OBJ predSednikOVi inaVquraciii.

Amerika ina Zopet predse1nika. nedejo
je Wilson kot svoj lastni naslednik na,topil urad
eksekutivnega nacelnika Wade in prisegel ma
ustavo. OBJ tel priliki je incl, kakor razume
sam0 pO Sebi, zopet velil govor. PRAY tako Sc
razume, da je bill patriotizem glavna nota tega
govora. Cas- ie ze tak da sc patrioticne besede
kar same ponujajo; vrhutega je baS Wilson
mojster patriotizma. Nj ga predmeta, XII hi mu
bill "a govore tako prljubljen kakor ta
Bio hi krivi6no, te bi taiili, da prevzema
Wilson svoj posel tezkem Gasu. Nsaka vlada ina
most in cimdalje bo vojna traiaa, TEN kritfnejSi
pOstane polozaj "a vSO nevtralce. Nlhte he more
priGakovati Gudeza, Xxi bi Obvaroval AmerkO kriz,
porajaio6ih Sc IL vojno in njenih vsakoyrstnih
zapletljajev.
Zedinjehim drzavam nj treba Sele Gakati ma
krizo ker re njei. In varali hi Sami Sebe ce
hi mSlili, da zabredli to krizo lie zaraditega,
ker Sc izvaza iz Amerike municiia Evropo.
Holandija, Skandinavske deaele in Spanija ne pro-
dajajo municije, pa imajo tud svojo internaciO-
nano krizo. GrSka jo ina svoj naGin, in niti
kitajska sc je nj obvarovala.
Nobena dezela, Xxi ina internacionano ziv-
ljenje, he more vekem nteracionalnem kon-
fliktu Ostati neprizadeta. Kdor tega he spoznava
ne We, kaj je materij rijaistiGno naziranje zgodovne
Amerika je dezela velike industrie in veli-
kega HvoZa, tudi he glede ma Srapnee in granate.
Meme internacionalne gospodarske IL.
rednO obSir1,e in cato priGele International
ne krize "a Ameriko tisto hip, ko Sc ie pritela
evropska vojna. In poponOma naravno ie da mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

rajO bti te krize ostrejSe in ostreise, Gm dalje
traja vOjna.
Wilson prevZema torej pOnOvnO Waldo Tts-
niGno kritKnem 6asu. To bi veljao seveda tud
vsakega drugega, Xxi bi stopa danes pred
sednisko mesto. &c bi bill novembru nyOljen
Benson, ne bi bill polozaj zanj mic mani kriti6en.
Razlika pa bi bila vendar velika Ce hi bill V
nedejo socialist nastopii predsedniSki urad, ne
bi bill mOge vprito ko6liivega zunanjega polozaja
tako radikalno pOzabiti veliki no,ranji pro.
blem ,kakor Je pozabil Wilson in kakor hi bill maj.
brie pOzabil vsak demOkratiGni ali republican, XII
predsednik.
Ne pravimo, da ne bi bilo zunanie krize, Ge
bi bill socialist celu Wade. Niti he trdimO da
hi mOrala biti kriza mani nevarna kakor je sc 1aj
To je lie ma jhni meri odvisno od predSeinika
Niti ma Zedinjenih drzavah samih nj lezece ali so
varne ali ne. Kar ti%e zunanjega polozaja, sc
he more Wilsonu niti kaj posebnega oGitati.
pOlitiGni kOraki res MISC bill TAXI da bi izzivali
vojno
TOda socialism niegovem meSu b bO oh
vseh zunanjih zapletljajih ostao Sc toliko casa.
da bi spOmni ma notranje zapletljaje, Xxi hi
Ii pred vojno in katerm tudi vojna nj storila kra
ia. Socialist ne hi bill prezr da imamo dive Anne
rik od katerh je ena kapitalsticna, druga pa
prOletarska, in da je med cbema boj XII mas ne
SINE zanimati mani kakor vojna Evropi.
Predsednik Wilson ie govoril Industry
skem napredku, razvojG americkh mstitucij in
sploh re6eh, ,katerih rad govori. A pray seda-
Mi dnevi kazejo, da nj industrijski razvoi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06
LETO (VOL.) XII.

patrotfcnl, kakor MISC, Jih je vendar premalo da
bi obranili lie emo vas, kaj Sc Zedinjene drzave
In tn Je veliko vprasanje: Kje imaJo Anne
riki delavci tsti epi polozaj XII bi jih mogel nav
dusiti, da bi ga sli brant vsemi zrtvami. XII iib
zaheva vOjna?
Wilson apelira ma patriotizem. Ampak ia be-
seda le kapitalistGni druzbi izgubla kredit Tu-
di "a patriOtizem zadostujejo dandanes Suy.
Stva; interest so tlsti mogOcni faktOr XII doloGa V
prvi Nrsti tlovesko misljenje in Guvstvovanie. Ia
10 Je kapltallsicnem razredu in drugace ne mo-
re blti delavskem. KapitalistiGni patriotizem
le vprasanJe dobiGka; cd deavske mase zahteva
wilson, da maj mu bo patriOtizem zadeva srca
All kako mai Sc navdusuje srce, ce rebeira
zelodec?
DrugaGe bi bio, te hi incl ameriski delayec
sospodarsko in politi6no tako pozicijo, da b bila
vsakem slucaju vredna Obrambe Tedaj ne bi BIZ
10 treba mnOgo apelov, Ge bi nastaa nevarnost do
zguDl delavstvO to pozicijo. Tedaj ne bi bill VISA
Ko mlnuto potreben sum, da Sc skriva 10 "a tako-
zvanlmi amerlskimi interest lie interest ameriskih
kapitaistov. Interest ljudstva hi bill res ameriski
interest in "a njh obrambo ne bi bilo treba nobe-
mega prldusevanja In nobenih prsnih Zakonov
la nauk bl vsakdo lahko crpal liz take krize
kakrsna je sedanja. A moral bi ga Grpat pred
sednik Zedinjenh drzav, Ge hi bill res tako velik.
kakor nam ga slikajo.
Notranie zadeve Sc ne moreio loGiti cd zuna-
nJlh IN soeialno vprasanje je najmogocne jSe, mai
VaznelNe vprasanje nasega casa miru in Vol
M frav tenn vpraSanju pa nj velkem NAV
guralnem govoru predsednika Wilsona nobene be-
sede.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

gel prepreciti slime draginje, Xxi peha maso amer-
skega ljudstva bedo, katere ie vse institucije
dezele he mOrejo ObvarOvati
Whsona slave vekega moza. Mic ga ne
bono ponizevali. Toda od predsednika Zedinj jenih
drzav Sc mora pac Zahtevati nekaj wee, kakOr Od
pisarnskega klerka A Ge Sc merijo njegove last
nosti primernm merilom, mora reel da ie
nJegov savi veliko pretiravanja
Zunanio krizo mamo Res, da Sc nimamo
voJne In tudi Sc vednO upamO, da jc ne bono ime
H. Toda Wilson sam naglaSa neprenehoma da jo
lahko dobnno brez svoje krvde. In TAX sluGaj je
res lahko mOgOt, raZun ce sc prizna naGelo, da Sc
mora mir ohraniti "a vsako ceno ma primer tudi
IA TO, da uvedeio Zedinjene drlave nazadnjaske
politicne insttucije zahtevo kakSne tuie Wade
dd odstopiio temu ali onemu kakSno ozemlie j.
I. d. Takih apsoutnih pacifistov na,tavl ia jocih
levo lice, kadar dobili klofutO ia desno je pa
zeio malo Moznost vojne torej he more tajiti,
cetudi nj V TEN hipu tiste akutne nevarnosti XII
10 sikajo dzingi ma steno.
Predsednik Zedinjenh drzav mora raGunati
vsako moznostjo. Tega mu ne zamerimo; bill hi
nesposoben IN zanemarl bi svoje dolznosti Ge bi
cakai, da ga presenetijo dogodki. Ampak iz Will
soRovega govOra nj mixer razvidno da 81 ie kdaj
predlOzil nekatera vpraSanja, Xxi b 81 jih bill mo-
raj predlozit ce bi stal res tako visOko kakor
pravijo njegovi neomajni castilc
Ako bi po nesreti prslo do voine, recmo
do take vojne da ne hi zadela nase Wade niti mai
manjSa krivda, do vojne, Xxi hi bila recimo -
oeitno obrambna: Kr bi morale vendar prelivati
delavstvo. kajti te hi kapitalist tudi bill tako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06
BethInann " rajhStaqu.

as- Bethmann-H Hollweg je zopet govoril. Tekom
vojne smO Sc re navadi da lahko prieakujemo
vselej, kadar stopi nemski kancelar ma oder nov
umetniSki kos hinavs6ne. Kdor sc je vzivel TO-
nj bill niti OBJ Zadnjem Bethmannovem nastopu
razocaran.. Vidni vodja nemske politke Sc je o6i-
vidno trudi da b prekosi samega sebe
Nboga Nemcija. &c posusa clovek njenega
kancelarja in mu verjame, tedaj je njena vlada
kalzerJem vred ubogo snezenobelo jagnje vzor
vse nedolznosti. obdano od vseh strani cd volkov,
ki mu he privOScijo mirnega trenotka in preze lie
ma njegovo smrt. NemSka vlada nj bia nikoli ME
kriva, da je mbruhnila sedanja strasna vona in
nemska vlada tud ric prav mic, absolutno mic nj
kriva, da je nastaa kriza med MO in AmerikO.
Bethmann- Hollweg je preseneGeii, zu6uden, nara
vnost indigniran, Ia je poslaa Amerika grofa
Berstorffa domOv fez morje. Nikoli nkdar ne bi
bill priGakoval kaj takega
LIE Sc preden je Amerika preinila dpomati-
enc stike Nemcijo je bila nemSka vlada re pri-
pravljena vojnO Zedinjenimi drzavami in je V
ia namen re intrigirala Evrop Ameriki inAziji!
Diplomacija kapitasticne drzave in l0pov-
soma sta neOtljvi; to re vemo. Ali ciOvek b ven
dar mrslil, da mora vsaka stran meti svOje meje
betmann-Hollweg 81 je ocividno izbral "a naogo
dokaz, da ne pozna njegOvO lcemerstvo nObene,
praV noDene meje
Nota, s katerO je nemSka vada naznanila A
merlki zaeetek brezObzirnega vojskovanja s sub
marlnkami le bila velika zines hinavScme in ne
sramnosti; s svojim zadniim govorom rajhsta-
gu jo je filozoficni rokovnjac XII ga Berlinu ime-
nujejo kancelarja, zabei Nemski jezik ina iz-
raz XII Sc ne ola dobesedno presaviti V slovensGi-
no: suft je ia beseda Ia Ia naslov 81 je Betmann-
Hollweg pridob popono pravico