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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
; VESSELS TO HAWAII
To Honolulu Unless Otherwise
Specified
Foreign Ports

Manila, schr., y. S. W. .........17
Kiyo Maru, str, Yokohama ....14
Rembrandt, str, Yokohama .... !
Domestic Ports
Melrose, schr.. Port Angeles lKahu-
lul) ............,.. 5 I
Annie Johnson, NJ S, San Francis
CO (MahukOnaD ..............26
Lurline, yacht, San Francisco .....26
Beulah, schr., Grays HarbOr .....20
Falls of Clyde, sp., San Francisco is
Blakeley, schr, Eagle Harbor ....16
Helene, schr., Port Gamble ....14
Repeat, schr., South Bend .....14
Flaurence Ward, schr., Midway 2S
S. G. Wilder, bkt., Port Ludlow
NHlIo) ................ IL
Alice Cooke, schr., Sound 10
Unkai Maru No. 2, San Francisco =.
Manoa, str, San Francisco .....
Albert Meyer, schr., Port Ludlow
tkaanapalD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Annie Larsen, schr., Puget Sound =. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

BY Merchants Exchange
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. =
1000 a. M. arrived, str. Wilhelmina,
hence July 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08

Herr Bernhard, in the Vossische
Zeitung, advises the German govern.
ment TITO prosecuteT eErdfnaf Merc1er
for high treason because he said in
his last pastoral letter that peace
must not. be signed before the guilt
of Germany was recognized and her
crimes avenged
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08

Str. Claudine, from Maui, a. m.
Str. Manoa, from San Francisco
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08

The schooner Beulah arrived yester
day from Grays Harbor with Honolulu
cargo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08
OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

OUTWARD
For Waianae, WsmIua, Kabnk, an,
way Stations-'9:15 am, 1920 nm
For Pearl City, Eva Min and War
Stauons-t7:S0 an, s9:15 m
1l:SO am. "2:15 pm. $3.50 nm
o;to Pm, 1880 PM, t11:15 p,h.
For Wahiawa and LefIehua--s1i n,
pm. "-O AA'SV
For Leilehua-ts:oo ara
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from K.hunr
Waialta and waiaLae-ss:36 an
$3.50 pm. ''
Arrive Honolulu from Eva MN and
Peari City-t7:45 am, $3.50 an
'1l:02 am. 1888 pm, s4:24 nm
$3.50 pm. '7:23 pm.
. Arrive Honolulu from wah,av. ana
Leiienua--'s:16 am. '1:s2 pm,
$3.50 pm. "7:13 pm.
The Haleiwa Limited. a tvo.,.n,
train tGnly first-class tickets hnnorsSI
leaves Honolulu every Sunday At =. a.
am. for Haleiwa Hotel: Returning
arrives in Honolulu a. 1910 nm
the Limited stops only at Pearl CITY,
Eva Mill and Valance.
4" ly. Except Sunday. tsunda,
only.
G. p. NisoN, r. sMITu
superintendent. q. p. A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08

Maurice Francis Egan, the Ameri.
can Minister to Denmark who has
been suffering from an abscess Is an.
nounced better.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-08

my, isn't the ocean blue?'
well, wouldn't you be blue If you
were confined to your bed the way
the ocean is?"-Widow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29

whose ruling tenet, SO to speak, Was
TO give no quarter. Not that mon
did not rebel against civil UPRIGHT.
eousness, but that they held their con
diuon as their misfortune, complain
ing, perhaps as the inner-.man must
uoes, while the outer.man rarely pro
tested In that world wide sense OF de
mocracy which Is now the talk OF the
world. Our race is also born to the
purple of that wider conception of
mans attitude to man and to his gov
ernment. EFz5zz = -, z
At the time of the happening we
thought that the court that acted
would consider the Negroes relation
to white men and the hopelessness of
the government to make at all times
a complete and satisfactory adjust.
ent of affairs or Of situations that
arose from time to time. We thought
that on that account the court would
be influenced thus mitigating the
nara fate to men that erred SO grew.
ousiy. And wo think, that, perhaps.
IL did weigh In the race situation, max
ing something OF equity of the matter
since 1t was wholly in their power
to have hung the total number had
they felt warranted to do so. We
nope that there was salvage on that
account since 1t would mean that the
eoernal quarrel of the races is moi
without witnesses among the Thought
1ul-the authoritarian evidences OF
appreciation of the Negro and their
struggle to maintain themselves as
CITIZENS against awful odds.
!nat the men went through the
Ordinary channels Of court procedure
even II the Negroes feel the resuIt
10 pc calamitous, Is O contribution to
the reality of their citizenship. There
was no undue haste-no dumheax af.
iar. There was thorough investiga.
tion and perhaps many confessions
or completely. AS part OF the nation
no more could be asked.
Perhaps 1t Is further infliction to
say that great lesson has been
taught. Such thought may be- re.
senoed. but without doubt that was
the intent Of the court. md fnrtbar
more to make whole the situation
again by atonement for those dead !
citizens. And in this connection r.
shouid be insisted on that the civil
courts DC no less exacting concerning
the lawless acts Of those white men,.
mops--that snuff out so readily the
Iives or Negroes. In fact here is the,
point or grfevance-thd the white
mop SO often escapes. while the Negro
mop is fated ere it begins its work. /
indianapolis, Ind, Freeman
.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29
GUILTY..

Never was the word guilty used in
O deeper and more significant sense
than when applied to thirteen Negro
soldiers who were tried and condemn
ed iby court mart1aA for completely
In the riot and mutiny at Houston.
Texas. August %. The awful verdict
and we say awful because we Negro.
es feel that way for reasons known
to all, not only carried wholesale i'm
prfsonment and dishonroable dis.
charges-it carried death in its full
meaning. Thirteen of, the sixty-three
men tried have already raid the
penalty Of death for participation in
that most unfortunate affair, having
been hung on the military reservation
or Fort Sam Houston last Tuesday
morning.
or the sixty three men tried forty
one were sentenced to life imprison
ment. Five escaped punishment, the
others being punished In various
ways. ItE0
The work of the court martial was
most drastic, and perhaps most thor
ough as that court viewed 1t.
we hnva to say what wa aaid 6 at.
the time of the happening. Those
guilty, men In arms, of turning their
guns on citizens whom they had
sworn to protect to defend, commit.
ed an objectionable breach as it.con
Germs that relation to the citizens,
and as 1t concerns military disci.
pine. ! u
We feel quite sure that those dead
men and the imprisoned ones had
\ no thought Of the great wrong they
were doing 1t Is not enough to say
that thoy knew right from wrong:
they did not know why 1t was so very
wrong to take life under the circum
stances. Had they known there
would have been no Houston riot and
smutiny. The thought that their act
meant the Generalization Of the Re
public If carried out to it's further.
most conclusion never sank deem In
their conscience Discipline Ia the
soul Of the army and navy, and with
out which either must die, meaning
as said before the destruction of the
nation since 1t would then be with
out stable, dependable defense, hence
prey to any marauding bands that
chose to make invasions. It is impos
sfble to excuse mutiny, s
sail know that we have a mean
3 race problem. Some say we have no
race problem, We have the meanest
the most malignant race problem
known to the worlds history. We
do not mean that subjected peoples
have not suffered more. IN this re.
spect the Negroes for all time in this
country have Jared much better than
some nations Of white men from the
time OF Moses on down, Including. per
maps, the classic Creeks when bonds
menato the Romans, and the Saxons.
perhaps, when rode over by the rough
shnh Norman. .s 3 /, ',''
Is ~ those devs there was no pretense
OF the equality of citizenship such
as IS announced in the countrys great
preambie-the Declaration OF indie
pendence and sustained by5 tI,ei com
stry's constitution and by the very
genius Of the government. In those
days the subjected or conquered, in
q mann manner, expected the partiality of
the triumphant governments, and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29
ZACH month on the conservation

each month on the conservation OF
food.
Food must win the war;" declared
the Bishop in an address before two
thousand people, "and at least must
play an important part, and long
since the Government has decided that
the Negro will have to assist in this
great campaign. am looking after
tho distribution OF cards myself In
this State. See to 1t that there is a
card IN every home and that 1t Ia du.
~ signed and then teach them what
II means"
Every member OF the conference
has signed "a food conservation card.
and special sermons were preached on
thanksgiving Day throughout Bish.
OPP Connor's district by the ministers
on Food Conseryatin.
Is DR.. e. G. Morris, of Helena, Arkan-
sas, President of the National Baptist
convention, the largest Negro religi.
Gus organization in the country, is
urging the Baptists OF this country To
join the food campaign and help the
young men to live while fighting in
the trenches or on the battlefields
He spoke Of over 10000, 900 A1neri-
can housewives who had already ioin
ed by signing the cards and were liy
Ing up to the pledge, but the question
was as to whether many members of
the race had signed the cards. 1--WE
are o part Of this Government" he
said In q letter addressed to the Bapt
lists Of America. land now is the time
Tor us to do our duty. This is not tho
time for the discussion Of racial dir
ferences. The United States expects
every citizen to do his duty, and when
1T comes to the Negro, I am sure that
ne Is going to do his part or, report
to God the reason why"
The meatless Tuesdays and The
wheatless Wednesdays arc becoming
popular throughout the United States
All Americans who thoroughly under
stand these two days are willing to
observe them and the race must not
be whit behind. It Is meant that
on each Tuesday in the month we
are to make up our meals without
meats. or course you may eat fish.
and chicken, but the meats which are
to go to feed the soldiers can be cut
out. On Wednesday we are to do with
out eating wheat bread, Corn or rye
can be used in it's stead. Every one
who observes these days will be- help
Ing his country to win the war.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

TIE srAkpARD RAILROAD On xaa sewrw
Irsin leave Richmond Daily:
re Florida and sonth: sells A. n. ~. saa
IN NJ li;I :. n. la:soSA. N. 3 - 3 =
?. "a. st:oe r. n, s:4:is p. & - sas
st ,. a. 4 "; Ry. ~. West; s,ls a. H.. ear 81
For PetersbaIg: 1859 A. H.. sas ~
s;!s A; ~. o:oo A. NJ, p:5s A. H.. sss y s.
s:ve r. ~. "4:ls P. n, ssSa r 4 IN
Eos Gofdsbcro and FyettcvfIls: ss.ss !, -.
fGT hopsweil; Gals A. NJ, sl:ls y, Is seys1
Trains arrive Richmond daily. s.xs 4 "a
1909 H., AIS A. NJ, s:1s A. NJ, s,sT i III
tiao a: q. .alo p n, .sl:ks r. NJ, hsS4 Z,
- 9;Ss +. NJ, 7:l6 P. M, esas r.. Is IN
2. u. .RIeept sunday ssasast.s, & -.
Time OF arrival and ds1srAs.sa a.s ,yjs,ss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.

Main Line Local, e7:m a. asxsss - -
James River Line, SLOAN ssS ~ e
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point. = = n
Newport News Local. OF n %
Trains arrive tom Norfolk, .ll a., .,as
$3.50 p. Newport Eevs so:6S a., sS:Oe %. 80 -
), From West, $40 a.. $3.50 p. ssosa A..
LID p, Ino p. deily nom Charlottesville
except Sunday from 1hnrmosd. 7-3'. ~
Jafes River, .'8:a6 a., s4:sO p.
DALI ''Knespt sunday
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NORFOLK & WESTERN.

ONLY ML.RAH LIN. TO NORFOLK
Ley. Byrd street Station. Richmond ron
ssoHion aa '";it 4. NJ. 1000 A. NJ, 's:ee r.
FOR LyNcHnuRo AND THE wEsr-.,. ~
T. 49,: n; $50 a. u. 1900 p. NJ, .s:a6 p. u +"
Arrive Richn,end from Norfo,k-e1.lo A,n
9:S p. H.. 1900 p. M, sH:so p. N. Eross
the Weatn'e:lS A. NJ, 1881 A. NJ. s.a:is r.
DAILY "Daily except Sunday sssSunday orIv
P. T. L., Roanoke a.
o. II. BOSLEY.. D.. P. A., Rfohmoad " 'AA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29
SAVE COUPONS

WORK AND SAVE UP PLANET
COUPONS AND GET AN UMBRELLA
OR A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE
GOOD. SEE ADVERTISEMENT
IN THIS ISSUE AND START TO
WORK IMMEDIATELY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-29

;, $40 to SIS per week. during spars
time No reference required; uarti.l
culars, terms etc; SIT. r. Wss.er
1901. Isl Montgomery, Ale..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
No6EJo voJNEl

1Vprasal je, kaj hi mogla Aaerika pravza-
pray dOprinesti V vojni. Anglia ina pSpolno kon-
trolo mad p~ovrsjem morja, zavezniki imajo pa
VISA bOjisfa zasederfa S potrebnim vOjastvom. Ali
sedaj gre "a druge reel. V tetrtek je Taft dejal
V lndiani:
Gee hocemo uspeSen militarizem, moramo
porabiti moment, ko SO inisli ijudstva razburjene;
sedaj je najprimernejsi cas- "a uvedbo pristine w.
jaske sluzbe".
Ia TO gre, Ola Sc vrze Ia dezela V breZdno mi
l%itarizma, temu namenu sluzi v~elikOmestno case
pisje, XII imenuje riake2a rf'strahopetca', kdor
ina toliko poguma, da nastopi proti tel struii.
Tudi meme ie tukajsnja ''Tribune" imenovala
strahopetea, ker nisem hotel gnati ljudstva tie de-
zele ma vOjno.
Povem VAN pa, kaj je velikomestno cascpis-
je. V %kongresu nam je bio liz zanesljivega vira
naznanjeno in Sc DO tudi p~reiskalo. da je bill ma
iniciativo tovarnikOv municije leta 1915 V New
YOrku shod vseh velikih t~asopisov in da je bilo
tam sklenjeno 2 vsemi silami delati "a vojno in
zatajevati ve izjave prot voini. I'll casopisi so
podkupljemi od munir SIKH fahrikantov. cato
~hujSkaio tako Soglasno ma vojno.
Pred kongresovim odborom je neki visoki
uradnik Bethlehem Steel Co. izjavil, da ina 100 ak
eli tega pOdjetja; pred voino so bile ma trgu
pc 80 d%olarjev. Sedai SO vredne $50 dolarjev ena.
40 je bill ypraSan, kaj DO 5 tenn delnicami pc yoj-
nj, je odgovoril, ola hi naibrze zopet padle ma pr
votno ceno, zee Sc lie hi naSel nov trg "a voini ma
%terijal. In Ia trg bi radi nash tukaj. Mi maj vodi-
mo vojne, cato da ne DO treba mupicijskim fabri-
kantom poceni proda jati delnic.
Poleg njih 81 zele voino naSi general in adj
mirali, Xxi hodijo V pozlacenih uniformah po Wash
%ingtonu in dobivaio velike place IA to, da. mic ne
delajO. Seveda ne mara 10 niti sliSati o TEN. ola Sc
he bi CRADLE krasne plavajoce palace, ma katerih
unajo vsakovrsien luksus in delajo ma narodne
strGSke izlete pc vsem svetu. Ia te Judi mai hi vi
Sli ma vojno.
Pravijo, da ne We lie predsednik, ne kongrcs,
kaj MAJ stori. Povejte jim. kaj mislite vi in GcSa
81 zelite. PSite in telegrafiraite predsedniku in
svojim pOSlancm, da ne marate vojne.
Ko JIG govoril Sc veteran liz civilne vojne Jcn-
kin Lloyd Jones, je bila predlagana in soglasno
~sprejeta %primerna resolucija, = elmer sc je zaklju-
ell shod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

stanoviti bazo Ia submarine V Zapadni Indiji.
POlkOvnik Bochm je baje ~izvrseval naloge visje-
ga castnika, cigar ime je angleskim uradom Una
no.
Y takih angleskih vestch je bilo re pogo
stOma mnogo fantazije. kolikO je V sedanji res
nice in koliko dOmiSljije, je tezko razsoditi. Stvar
izgleda precej tako, kakor da bi Anglia zelela sc
vecjo poostritev odnoSaje jew med Zedinjenimi dr.
zavami i'll Nemcijo. A vendar hi bilo prav Z an
~gleSkcga staliSGa nezmiselnO. ce bi hotela izsiliti
vojno med Ameriko in Nemcijo. Verjamemo, da
je sedanjc s,anie Angliji in njenim 'zaveznikom
ugodnO. Ampak da hi Jim vojna Amerike kori-
stila, je zelo neverietnO. &c zaradi tega, ker hi
morala Amcrika tedaj V prvi vrsti skrbeti "a
svoje municijskc zaloge, pa bi ostalo "a izvazanje
V Evropo pray malo tega dragocenega blaga. To
pa hi bile vrazje skrbi.
Ma vsak nacin pr so vse take vesti V soda
MEM ~polozaju resnicno nevarne, zlasti Sc cato,
ker Jill drzingovskO ~casopisje p~ohlopno pobira in
pc svoje opravlja. TEN potrebneSa ie naivecia
prevldnost ma drugi strani in zlasti vlada ina
dolznost, da Sc ne poda nObenemu takcmu vplivu.
kdor hi verjel hujskaskemu cascpisju, hi moral
misliti, da je Amerika ma vseh stranch obdana cd
samih sOyraznikov. Seveda, kdOr 81 hoce pc sill
ustvarjaii sovraznike, Jill tudi lahko dobi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
KubanSke

Ma kubi ie zopet izbrulnila vstaja. To Iii
mic posebno novega; ma kubi so revolucije ma
dnevnem redu. Toda Zedinjene drzave smatra-
10 liza spanske vojne IA svojo dolznost in pravi-
co, da GprovljajO tam nekakSen zandarski poklic.
V pOliticnem ieziku sedanjih draw Sc pravi te-
mu "skrb IA red. Hud poklic je to. ce Sc vzame
V postev, da ne morejo Zedinjene drzave nit; do
ma vzdrzati vZornega reda, zlasti da ne morejo
svojih kGpitalistOv draft V redu.
V sedanjem casu je To zanimanjc "a kubam-
ske razmere precej ~kocljivo. Vlada Sc tako "a
nina "a te razmere, Ola je re posvarila kubanske
vstase i'll izjavila, Ola ne prizna nobene Wade, Xxi
hi bila sad revolucije. To je zopet malo cudno
IA dezelo, Xxi ina V svoji izjavi neodvisnosti ma
glaseno pravico do revolucije.
Sc sitnejsa pa postaja stvar, ker Sc raznasajo
vesti, da je TIA revOlucija delo ncmSkih agentov.
Trditev prihaja IL Londona. Pravi. da SO nemski
agent re die casa ma delu. Pred tedni je bill ba-
je nemSki polkovnik Hans Boehm prijet V Fal-
mouthu ma holandski ladji Zeelandia' Pri MEM
pravijo da so naSli nacrte zaliva Santa Lucia
ma Kubi, kjer so 81 Nemci zagotovili petrolejskc
intercse IA denar. XII je bill poslan IL New Yorka
V Havana.
AngleSki mornariski uradi sklepajo, ola 81 no.
cejo Nemci Z zagotovitvijo petrolcja ma Kubi IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
(Kones S 5. s%trani.)

N@.VhN' ~ N'o'f
Ne vcrjamem, Ola bi Sc nasel Ell odstotek anne
riskega 1judstva, XII bi 81 ~resnicno zelel It'll v klav.
nico. &c je bill kdaj V zgodovini trenOtek, ko bi
morala biti uveliavljena vsak dan pridigana zapo-
we'd "Ne ubijaj!'- ie prisel "a Ameriko ia ire
notek sedaj.
Eden izH,ed pretveznih razlogov vojne so la
kozvana mednarodna prava, Xxi hi sc pa morala
pravzaprav Oznaciti IA mednarodne krivice. Vpra-
SAME je to, ali mai gremo V yojno cato, da more
io fabrikanti municijO in spekulanti z twill ma
dale spravljati ogromne profile i'm izstradavati d
merisko ~ljudstvo. &c hi pOsameznik koga ubil in
hi mu mi dali orozje "a to, postanemo sOkrivci
njegovega zloeina. Torej smo tudi sokrivci stra-
hovitega klanja V Evropi, ce posiljamo morilna
sredstva tia. In to velja "a NemGiio prav tako ka-
kor "a Anglijo.
Ne verjamem, da pojdemo V TO vojno. Am.
pax te re hOcemO vojno, tedai jo napovejmO Sc
danjemu krivicnemu druzabnemu redu, in STEER
neizprosnO vOjno, vojno izobrazbe in organizaci-
je. Sovrazniki ameriskega naroda MISC "a meiami,
ampak V dezeli, kapitalisticni fabrikanti in spe-
kulanti, Xxi delajo profile cd vojne in odiraio IA
merisko ~ljudstvo. Najbolje dokazemo svoj pa.
triotizem, ce napovemo vojno MIN in jo izvr.
simo ma volis6u. &c pa hotemo Gastiti amerisko
zastavo, he storimo tega z ubijanjem svojih biz
njih, ampak z Nth p~ovzdigo.
No je potem govorila Miss Grace Abbott. XII
je naglaSala mednarodni znaGaj ameriSkega ljud-
silva, je dobil besedo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Angleska vlada je izJavila, da ie pripravlie-
ma ustreci irskim nacionalisticnim poslancem in
razpravljati V parlamentu o irskem vpraSanju.
kakOr ie znanO, so irski nationalist zahteva-
Ii, maj Anglia resi- irsko yprasanje V zmislu HO-
me rule ill S TEN dOkaze, da resno misli 5 svojimi
mirovnimi pogoji, med katerimi je avtonomija
malih narOdov. S tenn - so dejali - BIO tudi sta
lisce zaveznikov V sedanji vojni sploh okrepca-
no.
lrsko vprasanje Sc vleee kakor mOrska kaca
skozi vso a~ngleskO politiko in bill hi V rcsnici We.
Xix dogodek, ce hi sc naposled resiio. Brez obi
ra ma nterese vOjne. - kajti Irci bodo tudi 20
vojni ziveli - hi Sc S TEN spravilo $ sveta vprasa-
ME, Xxi re $ svojim obstankom ovira napredek Ir-
cev in Anglezev in daje nacionalnim zatiralcem
tudi pc drugih krajih sveta potuho. Ko je bill
Lloyd George lani 20 revoluciji ma Irskem, &c je
precei resno trudil, da hi bill nasel izhod. Sedaj,
ko je ministrski predsednik, sc je njcgov vpliv
poycGal, in nemara BIO dovolj velik, da privede to
delo da uspeSnega konca. Sevcda ga ne more re-
sti diktatoricno. Veiko vprasanie je se vedno,
ce je v parlamentu in STEER ma obeh straneh, ma
~angleski in na irski, dovolj dobrc wolfe.
Preko Amsterdama prilaj ia IL Bertha brzo-
jaw, .da je 5 petim vojnim posojilom doslej ia VISA
menraka vojna posojla vplacanih Al. 200. O0O. 600
mark. Cd tie svote so 800 %miljonov pokrila ban.
rna posojila. -.a. rqg 4f.
Doslcj objavljajo vse Wade TAXA porocila kot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
D ROBERT H. HOWE.

Upozarjal je IA zrtve. XII Jill je doprineslo
razredno zavedno delavstvo V Evropi V boju pro-
ii vojni. Y Rusiji so sociaiisticni poslanci Y dunn
glasovali prot vojnim kreditom. in cato so hili
izgnani V Sibirijo. V Avstriji SO Sc teski voioki
upirali volni in IA tisoce Jill je bilo cato po-
koncanih. V \emtiji Sc je Karl Liebknecht ncu-
straSeno bojeval prot vOjni in je cato sedaj Y ie-
ri. V Avstrali1.; ie ljudstvo 5 ~sploSnim glasova-
MEM zavrglo konskripcijo, agitatorji roper pri.
silno voiaSko sluzbo so bill pa cato vrzeni v zapo-
re. Tudi Y Ameriki mora biti liudstvo priprav-
ljeno ma odlocen BOZ roper vojno, XII 10 zele kapi
talisti lie V svojem Interest,".
Nekoliko zanimivih posameznosti je povedal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

ti, duSa krSCanskai Zakaj Ge 30.
YES kaj o takih d0godkih ali &c
cello protestiras prot MIN. zbujas
nezadovoljnoSt. pa haJd luknjo,
kjer distances, dokler tie he odneSc-
10 H ME V ono drugo, V kateri hos
potival do v~stajenja mesa.
Maj dobimo vojno, pa maj pride
par patentiranih tepcev ma cello
armada ali kaksnega zbora. kak-
she divizije. Maj vodijo tako dvo-
nozni osli vojake V pogubo. maj
naStavljajo regimente direktno IA
tarce sovrazni %artileriji, mai po-
vzrocaJo poraz "a porazom. jerk
ia zobe, clovek bozji. Ne upaj SO
izreci. da so take neumuosti zlo-
Gini. Ne zaSepeci, da so oslari,jc
sploh oslarije. kajti $ TEN sc VINE.
savaS V "delovanje armada. In
to zadostuje, da te dosmrtno zaSi.
jejo.
To je militarizcm. To je unice-
vanje svobode. In to prekaSa 4
resnici vso reakciio in avtokracijo
v Evropi. y
VISA Ia reakcija, Xxi dviga Svojo
glavo pod plastem vojne nevarno-
sti, Obraca pa svojo ost V prvi vr-
sti prot d~elavstvu, proti delav-
skemu gibanju, prot delavskemu
casopisju. I'm lani so imeli delavci
priliko, da 81 Osvoie kOngres in
legislature. pa SO dovolili, da so
81 NTH nasprotniki tam osnovali
svoj arzenal!
IL New Iorka 80 poslali sto po-
licistov V neko tovarno V SYRIA
ouse. kjer izdelujejo strojne pu-
ske. Tam maj sc gospodjc oficerii
nauce, kako je TAXA puska sestav-
LENA, kako fmkcionire in kako sc
rabi.
Kdor je dovolj MAVEN. lahko
veriame, da sc godi vse to lie "a
to, da bodo policisti pobili Mem
ce, &c Sc izkrcajo ma Coney Islam
du, da hi bomfbardirali New York.