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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
EMBASSY SAFE ACROSS
Austrian Diplomatic Corps Had No
Trouble With British officials.

Rotterdam, May 22.-Count Tar
nowski Won Tarnow has arrived here,
after an uneventful voyage from the
United States. Count Tarnowski,
whose mbassadorship to Washington
ended before it began, will leave for
Vienna on special train tomorrow
morning. At the same time his fellow
passenger Admiral Paul Won Hintze,
dismissed German minister to Pekin,
will entrain for Berlin.
No submarines were sighted by the
liner on which the German and Aus
trian diplomats travelled and Count
Tarnoswki declared that his visit to
the United States had been a most
enjoyable one.
None of the party had any COM
plants to make in regard to the ex-
animation of the ship by the British
authorities at Halifax. A prominent
Austrian from Chicago described the
attitude of the British officials as most
courteous
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
COSTA RIGA PLOT
Former President and Germans Would
Overthrow Government.

San Jose, Costa Rica, May ga far
reaching plot to overthrow the present
government of Costa Rica,A of which
President FREDERICK Tinoco is the
head, has been uncovered by the
authorities. The former president
Alfredo Gonzales, who was deposed
last January, at which time Tinoco as
sumed control, other officials of the
former government and German resi-
dents here and in the United States
are alleged to be implicated. A Ger
man firm in New York is declared to
have furnished 100000 for the or
ganization of a revolutionary move
ment The brothers of the ex-presi-
dent made an attempt to leave Costa
Rica, but were prevented by the
authorities and the parents and sisters
of Gonzales, who were granted per-
mission to leave the country, took
refuge in the American legation, where
they still are, in spite of the fact that
their safety has been guaranteed.
German residents here have been
showing marked activity. Three wire
less stations have been discovered at
Heredia. the home city of Gonzales.
Other wireless installations have been
fond in the coast regions of San
Carlos and Colorado.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
Begin To Purify
Your Winter-BlOOd
Grandmother's d-Fashioned Sui
phur and Molasses Dit Il.
But Not So Well AS This Sulpherb
Tablet-Sugar Coated.

Through the winter the blood accd-
mulates poisons because you do not
perspire enough, because you do not
live in the open air, and because you
eat more meat, mush and other rich
foods. Every spring we feel sluggish,
constipated. liver and kidney ills beset
us, colds and chronic coughs, pimples,
boils and earbuncles, all evidence of
impure, thick, sluggish blood.
Sulpherb Tablets mot sulphur tab
lets) are composed of extracts of
roots and herbs, combined with sui
phur and cream of tartar-and no bet
ter physic, blood-tonic and blood
cleanser has ever been developed
Every spring thousands who already
know their value take them to purify
the system of Winter Poisons. Now
is the time to begin. so you won't be
attacked by serious ailments when
Spring and Summer come. Sold by all
druggists SOC per sealed tube with full
directions. -ANvo-..co
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
NIP DRAFT CONSPIRACY
Grand Jury Ordered to Use Vigilance
in Armed Resistance.

Dallas, May 22.-The United States
grand jury impanelled here today
was ordered by Judge George Whit
field Jack to use all vigilance in inVes-
tigating the alleged conspiracy to
make armed resistance to Consumption
which agents of the department OF
Justice claim to have uncovered in
north and west Texas.
Judge Jack spoke of the activities
of the Farmers and Laborers' Protec-
tive Association of America, which, he
said, had first been brought to his at
-tention whileShe was holding court in
San Angelo. last week. He said the
charges bordered on treason, and prac-
tically directed the jury to spend its
entire time in investigating the alleged
conspiracies. The six men under ar
rest here made no statement today.
No arrests other than the ones here
and two or three in western Texas
towns have been made.
1t is believed by government agents
the conspiracy has been nipped in the
bud.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22

and will begin active work in the
training school next week.
The Assignments.
Following are the assignments made
by General Martin:
Headquarters company, First infantry.
Lawrence: Sergeants Ora E. Bryan,
W. Hanson, Earl b. Metcalf and Albert E.
Birch.
Humboldt: Serseants hay NJ Mcciaron
and Warren w. Works.
Company A, First infantry, Kansas City,
Kan: Sergeant Frank p. Strickland
Corporal Paul X. Powell
Company b, First infantry, Horton
Sergeants John w. McManigal and Harry
Company c, First infantry, Burlington
Sergeant Ray A; Wingett
Company ID, First infantry, Paola: Ser
geants Richard S. Blaisdell and Edmund
Company f, First infantry; Fredonia
Company C, First infantry, Fort Scott
Sergeants Ernest +. Blincoe Guy Il. Pawl-
ing; Corporal Ralph w Martin.
Company H; First infantry; lawrence
First Glass Private Roscoe Doyle; ++
Sergeant Benjamin Blackledge; Corporal
Claude C. Hampshire.
Sergeants Sherwin f. Kelly, Charles E.
Hart and Merle ]. Adams; Corporal james
Il. Grinstead.
Company A, Second infantry, Wichita
Sergeant Fred J. Jones.
Company c, Second infantry Great Bend :
Sergeants Reginald f. Redwine and Frank
l.. Burns.
Company D, Second infantry, McPher-
son: Sergeant Paul j. Simpson.
Company f. Second infantry, Larned :
Sergeant Manford f. Arnold.
Company H. Second infantry, Winfield :
Sergeant William T. Hamilton.
Company X. Second infantry ,o independ-
Company l.. Second infantry. Emporia
Sergeant John S. Richards First Class
Private Louis A. Cain.
Company NJ. Second infantry, Salina ;
Mechanic Harlow g. Dick; Private Daniel
L. Brill.
Battery A. Field artillery, Topeka !
Sergeant Hugh A. MacLean; Corporal
Glen w. Rogers: Privates Samuel G.
Stewart and Homer F. Kennady.
Company A, Engineers, Topeka: Ser
geants John Mcintyre, Claude 2. Fletcher,
Roy A Finney; Corporal Clarence J.
Hill Privates Jay &. Hughes and Hugh L
Company B, Signal corps, lola: Sergeant
Harold NJ. Roberts; First Class Private
Myler d. oliver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
DODGE ASSASSINS
Foil Attempt to Stay Russian Official
and Arrest PIotters.

New York, May 22.-The Jewish
Daily Forward received .cablegram
from its correspondent in Petrograd
today, saying that an unsuccessful at
tempt was made this morning to as
sa sSinate War Minister Kerensky. The
dispatch reads:
IAN attempt on the life of War Min
lister kerensky was made just now.
Kerensky escaped. All the partici-
pants arrested. Rumors that the plot
was arranged by the supporters of the
old regime
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
SLANDERED G. w., BUT
The Penalty of 3 Months in Jail May
Prompt PrecautiOn.

Tacoma, Wash, May 22.-After
having served three months in Jail for
slandering George Washington, first
president of the, United States, Paul
Hafer, a Socialist, was pardoned by
Governor Lister today. His arrest fol-
lowed publication of a letter Hafer had
written in which he called Washing
ton an inveterate drinker, blasphemer
and slave holder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
BUY BOND, ST A WEEK
Kansas City Bankers Devise INSTALL
ment Plan for War Loan.

Kansas City. Mo, May ga dollar
and seventy-five cents down and dol
lar week for fifty weeks is the plan
devised by bankers for the disposing of
S750,000 an liberty bonds in this city
alone< At the end of the fifty weeks
the bond, with interest coupons at
tached, will be turned over to the pur-
chaser, which means the purchaser re-
ceives back interest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22

Ijams Roy,
James Ruth.
Jansen Edith,
Jones Arch,
Jones Dorothy.
Jones' Frela,
Jones Howard,
Joslin Alice,
Kanode Ralph,
Kelly Chester,
Kendall Genevieve,
King Theo.,
Kinkel John,
Klein Freida.
knisely Hugh.
Knox Faye,
Kouns Charles,
Kresie Ethel,
Lagerburg Paul,
Lang Nettie,
Lannan Jane,
Lonergan Flora.
Macarthur Marian,
McCaslin Enid.
McClelland Dorothy,
McC1elland Richard,
McComb Florence,
McComb Nellie,
Mccormick Chcsley,
Macaulay Minnie,
MacLean Hugh,
May Ethel,
Metz rhelma,
Miller Helen,
Miller Kl1ra,
Moore Helen,
Morrett Florence,
MUMMY Esther,
Nash Bert,
Nelson Frank,
Newell Paul.
Model George,
Olson Harold.
Olson Mabel.
Osborn Lindsay,
Parnell Ray.
Peck Kenneth,
Peers Irene.
Petit Dorothy.
Plath Charles.
PollOm Cleatis,
Porter John.
Pratt Gladys,
Price Henrietta.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES JUNE IT

Adams Randolph,
Adamson Dorothy,
Adell Donald.
Anderson Alfareta,
Anton Edna,
Alright Carl,
Battey Alyan,
Baughman Clyde,
Bayless Harry,
Beahn George,
Beasley william.
Bowman Douglas,
Boyer Mable.
Bridge Meanna.
Briery Clifford.
Brobst Gertrude,
Brownlee Ramah,
Buck Forrest,
Buck Russell,
Carlson Hilma,
Carswell Mary,
Clark Edna,
Collins Byron.
Cook Florence.
Couture willard,
Currey Charles.
Curtis Edith.
Dehn George.
Deshler Gladys.
Douglas Aaron,
Dwyer Sara.
Eckert Elinor.
Elliot Joy,
Euler Lahnoe,
Fay Huldah,
Fessenden Louise,
Fleming Ned,
Foster Beth,
Fritz Nela,
Gish Edna.
Croft Beulah.
Hagan Columbus,
Hanson Selmer
Harbaugh Ruth,
Harmon lean,
Harries Esther,
Harrit Ethel.
Hassebrock Elizabeth
He'll Lawrence,
Hill Marjorie,
Hobbs Marie.
Horsfield Robert,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22

Raines Omer,
Redmond Olive,
Rice Alice,
Ridley Hortense,
Ritts Gladys,
Rogers Rose.
Romig Ruth.
Samson Lewis,
Sawyer Alta,
Schwartz Laurent,
Scott Frances,
Scott Madeline,
Scott Mildred,
Section Edwin.
Seybold Geneva,
Shaler Paul,
Shepard Mary,
Sherer Marguerite,
Shoemaker Dorothy,
Short Halsey,
Singleton Stanley,
Smelser Judson,
Smith James,
Snyder Margaret,
Stewart Elma.
Suit Louise,
Sumey Helen.
Swearingen Maurice,
Swendson Edith,
SwitZer Ruth,
Teets GertrudaN
Thompson Charles,
Thoroman Dorothy,
Tice Elsie.
TNline Aisle,
Tulloch Bernice,
VanDyne Esther,
Vester Lucille.
Wagner Helen.
Walbridge Caroline,
Ward Richard.
Warner Charlotte,
Webb Lyle,
Weiskirch ArInin,
Weide Mona,
williams Edna.
Williams Marian,
Wilson Elsie,
Wilson Flora.
Wilson Harry.
Woolley Lois,
Zercher John,
Zimmerman Ruth and
Zirkle Wilma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
FRENCH MAKE STEAKS FROM
TURNIPS ON MEATLESS DAYS

Paris, May 22.-France had her
first meatless day Monday. It was
an all around success. Patrons of
restaurants were surprised to find
steaks, chops and chickens on the
bill of fare as usual. Upon closer
scrutiny they found explanations in
small letters:
The chops were made of pota-
toes. the steaks of turnips and the
chickens of vegetables.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
RED CROSS-GOODNESs YES

Red Cross Ball Blue, yes. Nothing
else will do. Red Cross Ball Blue
makes my clothes a beautiful clear
white. not the dingy yellow green
tiIge of liquid blue. Red Cross Ball
Blue for me. Yes stree, Bob.-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-22
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

FrancOska p~Oliti6na ~hegemonija mad Evropo,
Xxi je t~rajala mad 10 let, je bila zlomljena. z MO
Je pablo tudi francosko cesarstvO, upamo - "a
vedno. In med TEN, ko je pc Franciji kar mrgo-
lelo nenSkih vojakov, XII so re pred Parizom, Sc
je V Parizu samem sestavila nova vlada. To Via
do so dobili v roke ljudje, XII so bill slabsi cd Ma
poleona. Ze pred za6etkom vojne je izdala pa
riska mternacionala Oklic ma delavce, v katerem
le odiocno protestirala roper vojno. Temu okli-
ell so odgovorili nemSki socialist naravno v soei-
a~listidnem duhu. NemSk; general Vogel Won Fal-
kenstein je dial aretirati takoi, ko lie bill izdan-
protest roper aneksijo Alzacije-Lorene, vse Glane
nemske sOcialistiGne eksekutive. Bebel in Lieb-
knecht sta bila obsojena zaradi malaga mantle
sta kot veleizda jalca vsak ma dive lett jeGe, Xxi sta
20 prestala v gradu fredericksburg.
Prusi so ~prodirali neprenehoma proti Parizu.
V Parizu je vladala splosna zmedenost. Vsi sta
novi, Xxi so bill V casu c~esarstva enostavnO zasuz-
njeni, so dobili sedaj presto roko. vsak je sku-
Sal u~veljaviti svOje ideje, svoje nazore. Pariz je
bl ma predveteru velike socialne krize.
kmalu po lpadeu cesarstva Sc je doigrala V
Parizu straSna t~ragedija pariske komune. Skriv-
nostna sila revolucije ie re leta 1877 potisnila V
"spieiJe "a trenOtek delavski stan. Delavstvo
parLko je bilo cd nekdaj republikanskih nazo-
row. To je potrdil' tudi Cerbon, XII je slovel "a
najboljsega poznavalca pariskega ljudstva, Ges
Ola Sc imamO aahvaliti onemu delu delavcev, XII so
reSnicno lntellgentni, Xxi sc venOmer bavijO $ splo-
Slimi v~prasanji in Xxi neprenehOma zahtevajo de-
mokratiene reforme, da je bilo cesarstvo re prisi-
lJeno DAFT delavcem gOtOve koncesije. Ia sloj de-
lavcev je bill republikanski, sOcialisti6en, in liz te-
ga sloja so prSli tudi voditelji pariske komune in
clani prve delavske Wade ma svetu. Proti iemu
sloju delavcev Sc je bojevalo re cesarstvo, zdru-
zeno z mescanstvom. I'll delavci so Zapoceli So
cialIstlcnO gibanJe in temu gibanju je bill napO-
vcdan BOZ.
Uradni, vladi i'm meScanstvu vdani ucenjaki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

81, je stOrila vlada. Prusi MISC mogli prema9ati
Pariza.
V premiTju SO zahtevali, Ola Sc dovoli pruskim
cetam korakati po IL glavnih pariskih ulicah.
Ampak pariska garda ali narodna bramba je po-
skrbela, ola je bill pohod pruskih Get pc Parizu
boil sramoten, kakor da hi Sc bill vrnili Prusi
premagani dOmov. Pc ulicah, koder so korakale
pruske eete, nj bilo Tive duSe. Prodajalne so bile
zsP=ts. Ma vseh vratah so visele tahlice 2 napi.
som: "Narodno zalovanje''. Spomeniki so bill
zaviti v erne pajtolane. Ma vogalih ulic so bill
postavijeml s%anitetni vojaki, kakor da hi branili
mesto pred kugo. Prusi, XII MISC mogli premaea.
Il Pariza, XII ga je branilo ljudstvo, so S svojim
pohodOm insultirali prebivalstvo. Atila nj storil
tega mad Rimom. Osrednji odbor narodne BRAN.
be Je poskrbel, da Sc je spremenil pruski triumf
V sramoto. ko je pariSko ljudstvo izvedelo, da
prideJo Prusi z vladimir dovoljenjem V mesto, Sc
Je ljudstvo zbalO. da mu vzamejo 227 topov in I
mltralJeI XXI lih Je Same nakstpfO. Topove i'm mi.
~tralJeze je prebivaistvO utrdil0 z oklopi V okrajih
Montmatre, Beleville in Oman. Oni dan ie tudi
parliament, Xxi je bill izvoljen "a casa premirja in
XII Je sestojal liz 400 monarhistov in 200 republi.
kancev pravijo, da so pruski vojaki cello agiti-
rail- IA monarhiste - Sklenil : Prusi mir. prepu-
still pruski deleIi Alza~cijoI.oreno ter obvezal
Fracijo plaGati ) miljard frankOv vojne odskod.
nine.
IL. marca 1871 je hotel Theirs wet Pariza.
nom pref omenjene tCpove. To je bio ljudstvu
proved. lzbruhnila je zcpet revolucija. Ma We
Ger tistega dine je vlada zbezala IL Pariza in ma
vSeh javnih p~oslopjih kakor tudi ma kraljevi in
vladni palati je zaplapolala rde6a z~astava, zasta-
va svobode in bratstva. REVOLUTIONARY so imeli
100000 oborozenih MOI, 800 topov in najbolise
ntrdbe okolo Pariza. Vlada pa, Xxi je zbezala v
Versailles dive uri cd Pariza, je imela ma razpola-
go le 6OOO MOI redne vOiske. RevOlucionarii so
imell V svoJih rokan tudi francosko bankO, XII je
imeia v svojih blagajnah Sc tri miljarde in 500
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

milJonov frankov. s tenn denarjem, Xxi ga Slada
nj utegnila odnesti, hi bill kupii REVOLUTIONARY
lahko polovicO Francije.
Vlada, Xxi je zbezala V Versailles, je bila tista,
XII je zavladala 4 septembra 1870 po padcu Napo-
leona in njegove dinastije. CLAM te Wade SO bill
zelo sumljivi subjekti.
Tajnik pariske IEternacionale je pisal O tel
vladi londOnski International sledece: "Kmalu
pc sklenjenem premirju s Prusi ie dokazal Mile
re, z%astcpnik narodne skupScine, ustrelien ma H.
kaz minStra Faura, de je iivel minister Faure
V konkubinatu z zenO bogatega Trinca in 81 ma
neposten na6in prilastil princovo imetie, XII ie
znaSalo 100000 frankov.
Ma tie obtOzbe nj odgovoril Faure niGesar.
Prvic je Faure o svOjemu zivljenju moral molcati.
70 zmagi pariske revOlucije je Faure povzdignil
lopova Picarda in Tabeferja, XII sta bila ~obsojena
Re pod cesarstvOm zaradi sleparij, V najvisje dr.
zavne sluzbe. Picard je postal clan Wade in Sc sam
imenoval fimantnega ministra re oh casu prvega
obleganja. Ia Picard je bill brat nekega Arturja
Picarda, XII je ukradel ma pariSki borzi 200. 600
frankov. TO Je bilO uradno pOtrjeno. Tega ugled-
mega brata je imenoval brat minister "a glavmega
urednika uradnemu listu ''Prosti Valilec" "a ca
sa prvega pariskega obleganja in gladu pariskc-
ga prebivalstva. Vsi ii ministri so komaj Gakali,
da bodo smell uganjati ne6edne reel V imenu Via
da. In ko so svoje hudobne ideje uresnitili. so
hoteli razdejati Pariz V imenu Wade, da Sc ne hi
razvedle njrhove lopovstine. Take liudi ie Bis
marck rabbi. Kmalu Sc je pa pokazalo, da ie bill in.
spirator tie Wade ~zloglasni Theirs, XII je pozneie
postal njen VODKA"
THEIRS mali mozi6ek, je bill re pol stoletja
nekaksen bog pariske burzvazje. Bill ie najver-
nejsi zastOpnik intelektualne meSdanske kornpci.
je. Preden je postal drzavnik, je poskuSal biii
zgodovinar in pokazal je, da Una prav nesramno
lagati.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13
SPOIn1n ma Dari$kO kOmunO.

so pridigah delavstvu pOsluSnost. Gerber, Xxi je
slovel kot u6en economist, je V reviji journal
DIES e~conOmistes' napisal. da nj vreden socializem
kot abstraNtna leOrija niti tie Gasti, ola Sc o MEM
resno govori. NajslavnejSi tedanji ekonom Louis
Reibaud Je pa dejal, da je socialism umrl in VISA
ka beseda o MEM ola hi bila kakor nagrobnica.
lnternacicnala socialistiGnih delaycev pa je bila
sele ustanovljena in nj imela Sc nobenega vpliva.
Vlada je socialiste preganjala, dohro vedoea, da
so il najnevarneisi.
Ko Sc je raznesla V Parizu vest o strasnem
porazu Franeozov pri Sedanu, je bill Pariz takoj
v revoluciji. Ljudstvo je demcnstriralo in vdr-
10 V parliament. Tedaj je stopil republikanec Lee
on Gambetta ia oder in dejal: "MeS6anil Do
movina Je V nevarnosti; ~izvOljeni smo pO sploSni
voliini pravici in izjavljamo svecanO, da sta cesar
Ludovik BOnaparte in njegova dinastija nehali
vladati IA Francoskem!' Takoj potem so Sc po-
dali poslanci V ''lIotel de Vile, kjer so skle-
Mill diktaturo in ~razpustili parliament.
Galmbetta je organiziral obrambo Pariza pro-
ii Nemcem. Sci je ma dezelo in organiziral novo
100000 MOI brUjeco armada. Nj pa mogel mai
ii enega samcga vojskovodje, xxi hi bill sposoben,
IA pridobi Franciji zmago ma bojnem polju. PO-
vsod so bill Francozi pregnant. povsod so Sc mo-
rail- umikati. Tretiina Franeije je bila re V rokah
Prusov. lie Pariz Sc je Sc hrabro branil mesece
in mesece. Prusi, Xxi so 81 domisljali, da Sc vida
Pariz takoj, SO 81 bill po tezkih bitkah pridobili
lie par mani vrednih utrdb in pa s~prednjih oko-
pOv.
Ko je prisla V Pariz vest o padcu trdniave
Metz, da je general Bazaine uSel V Belgijo, pro-
davSi Prusom 10000 MOI, je bilo takoj vse ljud-
stvo ma ulici in zahtevalo, maj sc voma nadaliuje.
Toda nova vlada -je re nalozila Thiersu, mai skle-
ne s Prusijo premirje. Theirs je bill MOI zalostne-
ga spomina. Bill je lopov in ostal DO V ~zgodovini
zapisan kot najbesnejsi morilec ~ljudstva. Pre-
mirje jc bilo sklenjeno. Cesar MISC zmogli Pru-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

veilkega; &c Je vojna tako nacionalna, kakor nam
pripovedujejo cd vseh strani, tedaj pa6 ne igra
nemsko-angleska konkurenca nobene posebne
vloge in kar Sc govori o nemski trgovski poti eez
Balkan in Malo Azijo, mora biti samo prazno ugi.
banje.
Ia pravice malih narOdov gre! Zavezniki
trdijo to, in zdaj Sc ponuia tudi Avstrija "a to
zgodovinsko sluzbo. Ia mas pa mora biti posebno
zanimivo, da smo has mi Slovenci tisti, XII mas re.
snJeJo cd vseh strani. Tako Sc pulijo "a mas in ma
so svobodo, da Sc nam lahko zgodi kakor suknii.
"a katero so Sc trgali vsi.
Ia pravice malih narodov Avstrijska kores.
%pondenca pravi, da re We, kaj to pomeni. Radi ii
verjamemo, kaiti Avstriia ina stare izkusnje V
tenn, kako Sc odcvajo krivice 2 lepimi frazami.
Sal mrgoli MEN clanek sam take imenitne hinav.
Seine.
Da je Avstrija naSla Slovenee v videmski no.
kraJnni, je veliko odkritje. Doslej nj niti pray We
dela' da Jill je kaj ma Primorskem. Sploh je ime.
Ia o MN eksistenci lie blede pojme. Sedaj pa hoac
~ %i!ubczni do mas osvoiiti WIDEN in je tako RADIO.
dari,a, da cello %povecuie Stevilo Slovencev V Itali.
j. Skoda, da mas nj vsaj tri miljone m Bene6an.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13
"a Zedinjenie SlOvencex.

Njihovi bratje v jugozapadnem delu Avstri-
je %uzivajo ve te pravice in Sc wee. Je jih pa ne
kaj cez poldrug million. Nj Ii zahteva najveGje
pravitnosti IA tisti del slovenskega prebivalstva.
kateremu je doloceno, da pogine pod italiianskim
jarmOm, da Sc zedini 4 velikim delom svojega
bratskega slovenskega plemena?
Ker je pa moglo to pleme prav pod avstrij-
ske Waldo goiiti svojo individualnost in svoi je-
xix, Sc more to zedinjene izvrSiti lie V okviriu av-
stro-ogrske monarhije. Apostoli Osvoboditve ma
lih narodov hi morali 2 navduSenjem pozdraviti
Ia pOpravck meje."
Jc ze res, da sc tlovek vsak dan lahko kaj
novega nauci. Nekateri liudje Sc danes ne vedo.
zakaj je izbruhnila vojna. Socialist govore nekai
o gospodarskih vzrokih, izvirajocih IL kapitaliz-
ma; katoliGani p~ravijo, da je Siba bozja; Berch-
told je trdil, da jo je povzrocil sarajevski aten-
tat, Bethmann Hollweg pa predava, da so jo "a
krivili Anglezi.
IL tie zmede prihajamo sedai polagoma ma
jasno. Avstrija je pricela vojnO va osyoboditev
in zedinjenje Slovencev. In de re nj bill to prvot-
nj nauer, jo vsai sedai nadaliuje IA to. Anglesko
o~avajanje Bagdada he pomeni torej menda nic