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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

morejo Slovenci V Ljubljani govoriti o iugoslo-
vanski r%epubliki, JIG jasno kakor bell dan; ali il
tega sc vendar ne more izvajaii, da so pristasi
kakSne monarhije.
Nasa "narodna voiska' IA tistih par sloven-
SIKH prostovoljcev je malo preoSabna beseda.
Fakticno je Sedaj najvcc lezcce ma ameriskih Slo-
vencih i'll &c zelimo mi, da hi Sc Jugoslovani re.
publicansko zdruzili in imamo moznoSt, da TO IL.
recemo, tedaj hi storili prokleto neumnost, &c hi
molcali.
Zopet prihaia clankar V IS. 81 $ frazo, XII
smo jo tudi re naStetokrat Gitali: .'Najprei svo.
boda i'll uJedinjenje ma vsak naGin''. V ten STAY
ku Je zopet igra Z besedami. Kai ie svoboda PR.
ii izpod A~vstrije? Ne, goSpodjei To nj Sc nika-
krSna Svoboda. Izpod dezja Sc pride lahko pod
kap, mi pa hocemo ma suho.
Zdi sc, da Smatrajo liudjc V taboru IS. s."
'uJednJenje' samo ma sebi ze "a svobodo. To je
pa v najbolJSem S~ucaju vclika zmota. Narodna
zdruzitev JugoSlovanov nj mic druZega, kakor DO.
gj "a Nth boljSi razvoj V bodoGnosti. Ampak ne
edini pogoj, temvec lie eden izmed mnogih. V in.
ternacionalni politiki pomeni zdruzitcv .Jugoslo-
vanov odStranitev problema, XII JIG ugrozaval mir.
V tenn zmislu poStane JugoSlavija lahko element
svetovnega miru. Obenem bo Jugoslavija eden ii.
strh stavbinskih kamnov, IL katerih Sc zgradi
zveza narodov vsega Sveta.
Toda zdi sc nam, da ii ~problemi ne helijo kaj
poScbno CLAW naSih liubeznivin naSprotnikov. To
pa cato ne, Ike ro nationalist, in STEER samo ma
cionalisti in mic druzcga nc.
Treba je pa jemati ravno internacionalni DO.
men naSega vpraSanja V poStcv, &c Sc hocc kaj
doseci. Ustanavljati bodoco Jugoslavijo ma lju-
bezen ali naklonjcnost kogarkoli, Sc pravi gra-
diti hSo ma pesku. Kai 81 mi zelimo IA to Sc YES
svet prav malo briga, &C ne Spozna, ola jc sam pri
TEN prizadet.
Ma ugodno rcSitcv iugoSlovanSkega vprasa.
MIA nimamo racunati cato, ker je naSa zdruzitev
opravicena, ampak cato, ker lahko dokazcmo, da
je TAXA reSitev V intcresu vseh, Xxi zele mir ma
trdnejSi podlagi kakor doslej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

Pri zdruzevanju ne SINE biti nobenega majo-
riziranja. kolikor je delov, Xxi sc hocejo zdruziti,
toliko mora biti svobodnih odloeitev.
IL tega logi6no sledi, da mora vsak del pove-
dati svoje pogoje, kadar Sc opravlja zdruzenje,
ne pa kadar je re izvrSeno. In nasi pogoji so re-
puhlIka in federacija.
Clankar V IS. s." hi rad tako predstavil
stvar, kakor da Slovenci b~eracijo, maj Jill Srbija
sprejme. Pravi namrec: "Srbija hi ypraSala mas
Slovemcev in Hrvatov, ali Sc hocemo zdruziti z
MO, pat pa Smo jo mi ~vprasali, da sc maj zdruzi
z nani."
Ne vemo, kako Sc s TEN vjemajo neStevilna
porOGila, po katerih so vsakovrstne srDske ofici-
cline osebe, zlasti mladi gospod Aleksander Ka-
ragjorgieviG, izjavljale, Ola sc bojuje Srbija "a o.
svoboditev Jugoslovanov. To STEER nj bio "vpra-
Sanje'- clankar pravzaprav misli ''prosnja"-
ampak pomenilo je vendar, da gre Srbija po IIr.
waite in Slovence.
Sploh je nezmiselno modrovati, kdo "vpra-
Suje'' in ''prosi' "a zdruzitev. &c nj V vseh delin
wolfe, da Sc ~zdruzijo, tedaj nina VISA stvar mic po-
mena. lie V skupni wolff vseh delov je zdruzitev
opraviGena. Tia VOLTA sc je veckrat pokazala, toda
pr tem je treba welt V postev, da je zdruzitev
dobiGek "a vse dele. Slovenci potrebujejo Srbe,
ampak tudi Srbi potrebujejo Slovence, in prav
tako je S Hrvati.
&c je pa polozai tax, tedaj mora priti vsak
del $ svojimi pogoji in ponudbami ma dan. In mi
smo TO V Sirokih potezah storili V svoji izjavi, ma
kateri vztrajajamo, pa &c je ljudem pri IS. s."
vSec ali pa ne.
Vcmo, kaj sc skriva "a grmom. Gospodje 81
ne morejo misliti nobene akcije brez oficielnega
pecata. Tega pa ne bi mogel ma Jugoslavijo pri-
tisniti nihce drugi kakOr Srbija. I'm ia je mOnar-
hija, MEN regent in oficielni reprezentant je
prime. cato misliio gospodje, da sc ne smejo "a
lii monarhicna Guvstya teh velikanov. Nam pa
nj pray mic zanje, ker nam gre "a ljudsko akcijo,
ne pa "a kakrSnokoli kraljevsko.
To mora biti jasno in cato je bila chicaska
izjava potrebna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24
Savicev pesimizem.
Etbin Kristan.

V tenn trenutku sta dami postal. Mlajsa je
pogledala ma zepno uricoo, potem sta Sc obrnili
- Sedaj odideta! mu je blisknilo pc CLAW.
Ako ne porabis tega trenotku, je morda vse izgu-
blJenO. Serai moras, moras!
Oh, ia trenOtek! Kaj DO mislila, ako jo sedaj
nagovori tako razburjen? Vsi zivci pc zivotu so
mu drgetali, grlo mu je bio s~tisnjeno, rad hi sc
oil delal ravnodusnega, hladnega, a lice mu je BIZ
10 tako vroce, kakor hi bill YES dan serel oh raz-
belleni peel in srce mu je ~utripalo, kakor bi Sc
mu hotclo odtrgati.
A premiSljevati nj smell wee. Ona mu pri-
haJa %naproti, sedaj jo sreca zadnjikrat in ce
ostane scdaj neumen, je morda ne BIO vIdel mix
dar wee.
Dami sta stopali pocasi, kakor bi mu hOteli
DAFT casa, da sc ohrabri. Priblizevali sta sc b0lj-
mbolJ. DusilO ga je, kakor bi mu hekaj ticalO v
griu, kar mu JIG zapiralo sapo. Siloma je poziral
imaginirani klopcic v goltancu, a nj sc ga mogel
resiti. =
Napotil je odlocilni trenotck. Dami sta bill
lie Sc diva koraka oddalieni. In sedai ie zbral vso
svojo enerzijo ter Sc odkril.
DAM sta odzdravili in bio je, kakor bi sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

bill "a hip ustavili.
Savic Sc JIG napol obrnil in tresocim gla-
som dejal:
Ali dovolitc, milostlivi, da sc -
- Izvolitc, gospad, izvolite, je rekla mIajSa
nitro. Ako VAN je vscG, naju lahko spremite. Sal
ste sam, kaj ne?
Da, milostliva, sam sem.
Kaj zdaj? Kaj ma reGe? Sal Steer nj neumen,
a sedai res ne We (kaj hi govoril. In nekai mo-
IA govoriti, d~rugace pemislita dami, da JIG res te-
pee.
Mlaisa mu je priskoGila ma pomoc.
- vi gotovo nistc Dunaican?
Ne mislostliva; Slovenec sem.
All, Slovenec! kje pa prebivaio SlovenciY
Savic Sc je moral nasmehniti.
- Ma Kraniskem, miloStliva, ma juzncm Sta
jcrskem, ma KOroSkcm in ma Primorskem.
- A, torej v naSi drzavil Ali so Slovenci
sorodni Cehom?
Da, milostliva. Oboji so Slovani.
- Pa Crnogorcem tudi?
-Tudi, tudi.
Pa Rusom?
-Tudi Rusom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

To prebivalstvo pa je GloveSki material prve
vrste. Japonsko delo je dobro, a kitajsko delo GA
sc mocno prekaSa. Kitajski kmet ie neumoren dc
lavec, kitajski rokodelec pa ie naravnost Guido,
kaJti z veliko vestnostjo in vnemo je zaposlen 20
Stirinajst do sestnajst ur ma dan in to 365 dni ma
leto. kitajski umetnik kaze veliko individual.
most ter poleg tega Sc neizmerno potrpezliivost
in zmoznost prilagoditve.
&c Sc doda Sc velika potenciielna industrial
ma sia naroda ter veliki materijalni viri dezelc,
premog, petrolej, zelezna ruda, bombaz, baker In
cink, je lahko umevno, kakSen razvoj caka Kitaj-
Ske v kratkem casu.
Skladi zelezne rude V Taieh, nahajajoci Sc V
blizini Hankova, so med naibogateiSimi ma svetu
Premogovni rudniki Waiping proizvajaio ma dan
5000 ton premoga. V Semsi in gorenjih pokraji.
nah oh Jangtse so naSli petrolejske zalogc
vsled katerih ie postala Kitaj,ka neodvisna cd
ameriske Standard Oil druzbe.
To pa je lie materijalno orodie narodne silc.
kurivo "a proizvajanie e%nerzije, zelezna ruda, dq
Sc izpremeni V stroje in neomeiena zaloga della.
Use to troje pa je najti V eni sami dezeli. Velikan-
ske p%rednosti take skupnosti vseh virov je mai
bolJe razumeti, ce Sc pomisli, da mora Anglia
lmportirati surovi bombaz "a svojo cvetoGo indu-
strijo V Lancashire IL prekmorskih kraiev, ia
mora Japonska important svoj premog i'm zclezo
IL Kitajske, da so vse velike industriialne dezele
v EvrOpi prisnjene important del svojih zivil IL
Amerike in Rustic.
4 edino izjemo Amerike ie Kitajska edna dc
zela ma svetu, Xxi je lahko navezana sauna nase ter
nj v nicemer odvisna cd drugih. &c hi Sc zaprlo
vsako pristaniSce ter vse meje kitajskc, hi imcll
slednja V okrozju svojih lastnih meja Use, kar po-
trebuJe "a svojO narodno existence.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

- To je zanimivo. Torei ste pravzaprav mas
sovraznik. To je pikantno. Ali ste idealist7
ldealist? Morda sem, morda ne. Zdi Sc
mi p~risiljeno, loGiti liudi V idealiste in realistic in
V podobne skupinc. ldeale imam, mislim in Twin
pa jake stvarno.
- Torej ste vendar idcalist.
- Ne oporekam.
- Zanimiv clovek ste. Ali studirate ma Du-
naju2
- Da, milostliva.
Kaj pa?
- Flozofiio.
- All, filozofijo TO mora biti zelo zanimivo.
Torej poznate vse modrosti starega in novega
sveta.
To has ne. Filozoficni mark nj tako te-
Pa prosim vas, kai pa je pravzaprav fl
lozCfija2 To ie vcndar modrost, kaj nc? Veste,
JAZZ misim, da mora biti najzanimivejSi Studij.
Jaz sem namrcc jake ncumna. lmcla Sc mdoma
ucitelja, a zdi Sc mi, da sam ne mic znal. Tako
smeScn JIG bill! Menda jc mislil, da moraio de
klcia biti neumna. Vsak cas- sem ga kaj v~praSala,
a mic mi nj hotel ~povedati. il S5dai ne znam nj
cesar. Same kar citam v c~asopisin. Pa tudi ne IL
mem vsega. A propos. Ali ste citali dc Amicisovo
"Srce'a Kaj ne, to ie knjiga?
- Krasna.
- Pa Vrchlickega "Pobarvanc crejinje"?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

Organizacija cloveSkih in materijalnih virov
kitajske hi imela p~osledico, da bi Sc ustvarila MAJ
bolj mogo6no industrijalna enota ma svetu, kar
Jill je kdaj obstajalo ali Jill BIO.
Ali Sc DO dala Kitajska Sc nadalje izrabljali
cd belega moza in cd podjetnih Japoncevi Ali bo
Sc nadalje neomejeno trpela monopolizacijo rud.
ninskih skladov v Tajeh v koriSt Japonski? Ali
bo dovolila Sc nadalje, da bodo Anglezi izrabljali
premogovnike Kaiping9
Dokaz sile demokracije 2 unicenjem zadnjega
nazadnjaskega gibanja hi morda kazal, da Sc je
kitajska prebudila, da je pricela pod vplivom "a
padne civilizacije spoznavati moznosti svojega ve-
Ekanskega razvoja. Drevo demokracije Sc je glo-
boko zasadilo V kitajsko zemljo. Sadovi tega Dire.
vesa pa bodo taxi, kakrSni so bill V vseh demokra-
elijah, spoznavanje samega sebe ter konec vsake
zunanje kontrole.
Prebujena in 6ujeGa Japonska je sanjala ST.
jajen sen industrijalnih osvojitev. Tekom zadnjih
petindvaiset let so japonski drzavniki proglaSa.i,
da ie obvladanie Kitajske cd strami Japonske BIZ
stveno "a z%graditev velikega gospodarskega in
industrijalnega poslopia Japonske. Japonska niti
ne skrlva svolih namenOv,d a hoce mobilizirati 400
miljonov kitajskega naroda ter neomejene rud-
ninske zaloge Kitajske v ~japonske svrhe.
Ali sc DO kitajska mirno vdala temu na-
crtu Japoncev? Ali pa DO morda proglasila novo
Monroe doktrino: "kitajska "a Kitajce?"
Hadnji dogodki v zgodovini Kitajske kazejo,
da Sc je uvedel nov element v rcsitev kitajskega
vprasanja. ia element pa je Kitajska sama.
Docim gubanci starr svet belega moza svoie
cello V naporu, da resi- kitajsko vprasanje, je XII
tajska ma najboljsi poti, da ga resi- sauna Ease. Re.
slla pa ga bo ma nacin, XII sc ne no tikal lie Aziie,
temvec tudi ozemlja in sveta belega moza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

- Seveda sen Jill Gital. Jako lepe so.
Pa Liliencronove pesmi mi tudi Jake uga-
jajo.
- Liiiencronove? vi torej mnogo citate?
- Da, kar mi prihaja tako pod roko, Same
kuhinjskih kniig ne maram.
Glasno sc je zasmejala, da je kar odmevalo
naokoli.
- Ali obiskujctc opero?
- Yeast, gospica.
- o, JAZZ ljubim opero. Sinoci so peli "Bo.
hcme".
All, sinoci ste bill v operiY
- Da. Zakaj?
- ker vas nisem videl ma Ringu.
All, kaj ste me Gakali? To me veseli.
kako sc mu je srce nasmeialo! Veseli 10. da
10 je cakal! kako drazestno, naivno pravi TOT In
on sc jo je bal nagovoriti!
Odd karntnerice so zavili v postransko ulicc.
Pred vlsoko moderno palace so Sc ustavili.
- Tukaj stanujcmo. Lahko noe gospod di-
Jak. Pocakajte mas Sc kaj ma Ringu, ce VAN lie
naSa druzba vSeG.
CDalje prihodnjiG.)
RaJhstag v Berlinu je pred odgoditviio brez
debate sprejel vojni kredit v znesku treh miliard
mark. EdinO manjsinski socialist so glasoyali
proti,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
ALLIES DO NOT REQUIRE
UNITED STATES TREATY

In denial of the assertions of some
American critics that the British and
French missions are here to seek an
alliance to bind the United States
up with the entente, Mr.. Balfour
said that the attitude of America
means unreserved cooperation In the
fight on autocracy, and is SO under
stood by himself and other chief men
of the allies. He declared the rumoI
unfounded. "Our confidence in the
assistance which we are going to gel
from this community" he said," is
not based upon such considerations
as those which arise out of formal
treaties"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
ALLIES NEW ATTACK ,
IN NORTHERN FRANCB

On the somme and Disc, In the
Champagne district, and on the line
between Arras and Lens the big guns
~ the allies are hammering relent-
lessly at the German trenches. ~ 10
believed this Is the follow-up OF tne
gigantic spring drive so well begun
last week.. ~.
The chief objective seems ON the
Aisne where the French commenced
a terrific bombardment the nrst OF
the week, while the British to the
north eased up for the time being.
It is claimed the German prisoners
taken during the week numbered
$4,000 and $50 cannon were cap
tured.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
ECHOES OF MACHOLD CASE

Four years ago when Carl Machold
was placed in the Blackfoot asylum
on the charge of insanity, a large
number of people in the state, who
were convinced that it was frame
up against Machold, through indig-
nation, met to protest against 1t and
they raised a fund to be used in con-
Quoting an investigation to see that
he was justly dealt with. The rem
nants of this fund, amounting to
$168.58, have just been turned over
to the Red Cross society.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
MACCABEES ENTERTAINED AT
THE BON TON, WEDNESDAY

The Maccabee ladies were pleas
antly entertained on Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. e. w Enlow at the
Bon Ton confectionery parlor, at a
prettily appointed kensington. They
were received in the balcony where
the tables were decorated in yellow,
and with snap-dragons. Dainty re-
freshments, also in yellow, were
served. About 20 ladies were in at
tendance.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27

sion service.
DIR. Winship's coming is not dated,
but Is expected to be within a week.
Miss Kelley will speak at the high
school, either Saturday or Monday
on methods of preserving foods.
The parent-teacher meeting Tues
day evening was valuable and enter
tanning to those who attended. The
music was excellent, and Miss Cren-
shaw's talk on, "The Sub-Normal
Child. has caused a good deal OF
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
PARENT TEACHER ASSN
WILL BRING SPEAKERS

Under the auspices of the parent
teacher association, Mrs. ]. T. Car
ruth, president, Blackfoot people will
have an opportunity to hear the
famous educator, DR.. Winship, who
has lectured here before, and the
women are to have advantage of a
talk ION canning by Miss Amy KEEL
ley, of the state university extern
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
thought and favorable comment.
BLACKSMITH ANNOUNCEMENT

have bought the blacksmith tools
and business of j. M. Stevenson near
the Commercial hotel.
have had 20 years experience in
the blacksmith business in Kansas
and can give the public good service.
adv. 41-2p R. A. STEWART.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
NOTICE

l, the undersigned have this day
taken possession of the personal eff
fects of J. B. Carne for hotel ex
penses left by him unpaid. Said eff
fects consist of three valises and
clothing and unless claim against
said goods is paid on or before May
10, 1917, they will be sold and re
ceipts therefrom applied to amount
due me.
Dated, Blackfoot, Idaho, April 9
1917.
adv. l ]. B. Z1EGLER.
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|
who lives east of Blackfoot, died
Sunday. The mother is reported re-
covering we'll Funeral was held
from the home Monday afternoon, to
the city cemetery.
Elmer G. Taylor took his wife to
Salt Lake, Thursday, for an opera
ton at the Dee hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Christensen
were here for day or so last week.
Mr.. Christensen is in the meat pack
ing business and may locate in this
section. They are living at Pocatelio
for the present.
Mrs. Louis Teichert and her
mother, Mrs. Page, of Sterling, pass
ed thru Blackfoot, Saturday, en-
route to Pocatello. Mrs. Page is to
have medical treatment for eye
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson re-
turned from four months trip to
California last Friday. After visit
with their daughter, Miss Verle
Davidson at the Cottage hotel, they
took a train for their Mackay home.
C. e. Haynes was in from Center
Vile, Saturday, and dropped in at
The Republican office. Mrs. Haynes
has recently been sending us the
Centerville column Of news.
Mrs. D. w. Wickson passed thru
Blackfoot, Saturday, on her way to
Sterling to investigate a hotel that
she and Mr.. Wickson, who remained
in Butte, partly intend to buy.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
HORSES LOST-$25 REWARD

One fieebitten gray gelding, weighs
about 1900, branded in (combined)
on left hip; one buckskin gelding
weighs about 700, blaze face, black
main and tail, one hind foot white,
branded with something similar to
pitch fork on left hip.
Disappeared from my place south,
east of Springfield, April Is. L. M.
Lovern, Springfield, Idaho. ad., Att
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-27
Orpheum Theatre


Thursday and Friday: William
Fox presents Walter Law and VAL
kryn in, 1.-THE Unwelcome Mother
A remarkable drama that every wo-
man should witness.
Saturday: Jane Gray in, Waits
Triangle feature, two reel Keystone
comedy, 1.-THE Love Riot Regular
Saturday vaudeville.
Monday and Tuesday: Triangle
Kaybee present Wilfred Lucas in,
Hell to Pay Austin" Two reels
Keystone comedy, "The Winning
Punch" Vaudeville Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday: The De
Luxe Feature Film company presents
Seligs suger drama, "The Ne'er DO
WE'LL" in nine parts. Kathlyn Will
liams and Wheeler Oakman who
played the leads in, 'The Spoilers.
The scenes were taken in the Pana-
ma canal zone and the picture is
passed by the critics as a worthy sue
cessor to the, Spoilers.
Isis Theatre
Thursday and Friday: Oliver Mo-
rosco presents Edna Goodrich In,
1.-THE House of Lies. A Paramount
feature in five acts.
Saturday: Pathe presents, Ger
alline O'Brien in, "a Woman
Fight" five parts.
Monday: Episode No. ID of Lib
erty" with two part LKO comedy
Shooting His Art Out"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Jesse
L. Lasky Film company presents Val
entine Grant in, ''The Daughter OF
McGregor," five acts.
M. e. Church
Last Sunday was Decision Day in
the Sunday school and AZ accepted
Christ as their Savior and Friend.
About half this number united with
the church. There we're 231 present.
DR.. T. A. O'Ferrill, of Africa, de-
livered an interesting and instructive
address at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening.
Services at the regular hours next
Sunday. All who are not attending
church elsewhere are cordially invit-
ed to all the services at the Meth
odist church.
Episcopal Church
Episcopal mission evening services
at 8 O'Clock. at
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-04-12
PANAMA JOINS j. S. WILL
AID IN DEFENDING CANAL

Panama.-The President of the Re.
public Of Panama, DR.. Ramon Valdez,
signed proclamation committing
Panama unreservedly to the assistance
Of the United States in the defense Of
the canal.
The President also Cancelled the ex.
eIuaturs of all the German Consuls in
Panama.
The proclamation declares
Our indisputable duty in this tre-
mendous hour of history is of a com.
ence as well are linked indissolubly
with United States. AS the situation
creates dangers for our country, it is
the duty OF the Panaman people TO CO.
operate with all the energies and re-
sources they can command for the pro.
lection OF the canal and to safeguard
national territory.
The attitude of the people was
foreseen and interpreted faithfully in
resolution unanimously approved by
the National Assembly on February "a,
and confirmed by later laws. and the
moment has arrived for the Executive
to act in accordance with the declara.
tions OF the supreme body. there
fore declare that the Panaman nation
will lend emphatic cooperation to the
United States against enemies who
execute o" attempt to execute hostile
acts against the territory OF the canal,
or in any manner affect or tend to ar
feet the common interests.
1.-The Government will adopt ade.
quate measures in accordance with the
circumstances. I consider it the pa
triotic duty Of all Panaman citizens to
facilitate the military operations which
the forces Of the United States under
take within the limits OF our country.
Foreigners. resident or transient. will
be obligei to submit to the conditions
Of this de:lal alton.
1t is announced that Germans resi-
dent in Panama will be interned IL
they give an evidence OF being in.
volved in plots.
The proclamation was issued after
President Valdez had sent message
to President Wilson indorsing tho Am
erican action in declaring a state OF
war with Germany. after the United
States had given unequivocal proofs of
it's love Of peace and had made efforts
to save Western civilization from the
horrors Of war, and had borne with pa
tience long series Of provocations as
irritating as they have been unjuati.
fable"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-04-12
Education Board Meets Soon.

GouSdtioH oOdTo "ccto SOons
The state board of education will
meet in the office Of the state super.
intendent TOT National Loan and Ex.
change Bank building, Columbia. at 10
q. NJ, April 16. The special business
before the board Is the appointment
OF two members to serve from 1917 to
1919 on each of As county boards of
edcuation. The board will also pre-.
pare instructions and questions TO- be
sent to the several county superin.
tendents of education in connection
with the regular spring teachers ex-
animation, to be held at every county
court house Friday. May 4.
number Of appeals from students
desiring free tuition in state colleges
must be disposed Of The board will
probably continue in session two or
three days.
The members Of the state board OF
education are: Gov. r. l. Manning,
chairman; State Superintendent j. T..
Swearingen, secretary; NJ. Rutledge
Rivers. w. j. Derrick, II. N. Snyder.
e. A. Montgomery, w. L. Brooker and
S. II. Edmunds.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-04-12
Delegates to Road conareaa.

Delegates to represent the Georgia.
Carolina Good Roads Congress at tho
fifth annual convention of the United
States Good soads Association, Inc.
to be held at Birmingham. Ala. April
1921. have been appointed by K. j
Watson, president OF the Georgia
Carolina Congress- and vice presiden,
OF the United States Good Roads ar
sOciation as follows:
Capt. j. r. Pennell, state highway
engineer, Columbia; r. NJ Mixson
Williston; Harry d. Calhoun. Barn
well: w. S. Middleton, Meriwetiler;
K. 3. Dunbar, Beech Island; Thoma .
w. Davies, North Augusta; Thomas
W. Loyless. Augusta; Hugh Middle
ton. Augusta; w. r. Mealing. North
Augusta; c. B. Lamar. Hepzibah. ca. !;
Jacob Phinizy. Augusta; Warren
Walker, Augusta; Thomas G. Bar.
rett. Jr., Augusta; L. G. Haynes. Au.
gusta William Schweigert An.
gusta; N. l.. Willett. Augusta: r. c
Berckmanns. Augusta; Landnn
Thomas. Augusta; f. G. Coleman.
Augusta; Clark Jack. Augusta; G. w.
Adams. Edgefeld; Theodore Stone
Aiken; George Croft, Aiken: d. S
Henderson, Aiken; John d. Twigr,
Augusta; James w. Jackson. North
Augusta; c. G. f. Hammond. Kath.
wood; Miss Annie w. Wright. Au
gusta; Miss Julia Moore. Augusta
Mrs. Walter Duncan, Aiken.