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Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
SOME RECENT INVENTIONS.

A new toy vehicle is driven by standing
rider applying his weight first to one lever
and then to another.
The Italian Mannlicher- Carcano rife is of
the 1891 pattern. 1t is rather slow. dis
charging only fifteen rounds of shot min
ute.
Some European railroads are experiment
ing with electric locomotive headlights so
mounted that engineers can direct their rays
in any desired direction.
A woman is the inventor of suitcase
made in three parts and with legs that un-
fold to support IT when it is opened so it
can be used as dressing table.
A clothes basket filed with roomy side
pockets in which different garments and
household articles oay be put saves a hur-
ried sorting of pieces on wash day.
A safety lock for automobile robes. coats
and parcels is a nickel-plated steel clamp
three-fourths of an inch by two and one
fourth inches when closed. The lock is
opened By a combination.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
The Law and the Anarchist
Brooklyn Eagle


No right-thnking American can have any
sympathy with Emma Goldman, Alexander Berk-
man or Louis Kramer all anarchists. all limelight
seekers, all imbued with spirit of treason to the
Stars and Stripes.
Yet law, mpersonal in its application and in
its interpretation cannot strike at these decadents
in the spirit in which they strike at it. About
law there is no rancor, no mere vengeance, only
utter nfexibility and dignity
That is why Supreme Court Justice Brandeis
has granted writ for the review of these cases
of convicted criminals. The meanest offender
who claims that the organic law OF the United
States protects him ought to have his point passed
upon authortatvely and finally. Otherwise the
system that guards the rights of the smallest nay
the most contemplate, minority falls down.
We have no idea that the Goldman Berknan-
Kramer bunch will get out on bail We have no
idea that their conviction or their sentences will
be set aside. Almost certainly the supreme court
will find that there is nothing in their plea. And
that will be guide and an assurance for future
trials OF like persons Of real value to our juris-
prudence.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
CHEEKY CHAFF.

'Now it is proposed that women save
cloth by wearing kills, A startling lnnova-
ton, eh?" -,
"Oh, | don't know. A few inches Off the
average skirt would make Kilt OF II. any
how. the tendency is all in that direction. -
Louisville Courier-J ournal.
Minister'S Daughter (archly)-Now Cousin
George, YOU must come to church TINS eve
ming. Father is preaching from the text
Love ye one another"
Cousin George-Really. Mabel But can
we stop home and practice whlie ne
breaches San Francisco Chronicle.
"I understand Jorkins has crooked rela-
tions in his business.
How can you say so? He is noted tor n''
fair dealing" l..
yes, but he has a one-legged cousin Id
his mploy."-Baltimore American
Mrs Flatbush-Mrs. Bang, next ooor:
says the moths have got into her piano ana
are running it.
Mr. Enthusiastically? Well, I'll never say
another unkind thing about moth-fon-
kers Statesman. .,----
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
MAR MR.rlAsSBslE,
IS. MARRIAGE A FAILURE!
-tl1N MErz
WT +
vF the AlERAGt MARRIAGE
| IS As SUCCESSFUL As the
AVERAGE BUSINESS FAILURE,
You Could CLOSE UP the
| DNoRcE COURTS

Sally Farmer--If that summer boarder
proposes to me tonight what shall tell
him, ma?
Mrs Farmer-Put him off for week.
think he's got money enough left for an
other weeks board.-Boston Transcript.
1.-THE harder It rains the better L like IT,"
observed a cheerful individual.
Chronic optimist, eh?" remarked a by
stander.
"Optimst no! I'm an umbrella sales
manchester. ..
Prod's Pal--Did your old gent set up the
fatted calf for you?
Prodigal--Yes, poor old duffer-and got
fierce call down from the food director
for not conserving the future beef supply
Judge.
'"There does not seem to be so much
enthusiasm about base ball this year. How
is it?"
We'll, you see, men being In demand
and in a way. scarce, fans can't affoTd
to kill the umpires. es."-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
BELIEVE IN GOOD SIGNS.

S. E. Kiser in Buffalo Times.
! will give you a plant Is one of my
own
For making life more delightful:
When another is praised for the skill he
has shown
I don't become Jealous or spiteful;
l try to proceed as know that l should
In making each moment a glad one,
And l always believe in the signs that are
good,
But 1 never believe in a bad one.
am glad when the weather is fair; when
it's wet
I prefer the rainy condition;
In each disagreement l hasten to get
A glimpse from the others position.
can't sing at all. but my song, If l could,
Should not be solemn or sad one,
And always believe in the signs that are
good.
But / never believe in a bad one.
So I'll give you plant is one have
tried
For making the world more cheerful;
Remember the gossip has probably lied
When he stopped you to give you an
earful;
II you haven't won out as you think that
you should
Still act as you would II you had won.
And always believe in the signs that are
good,
But never believe in bad one.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
The Day We Celebrate.

Guy Harris Cox, an active member
of the Omaha bar, was born in Harri-
son county, July 29, 1880. He received
his education in the public schools of
Missouri Valley, Ia, in Drake uni
versity and in the State University of
Iowa.
s. Stanwood Menken, New York
lawyer, who has succeeded Robert
Bacon as president of the National
Security league, born at Memphis,
Tenn, forty-seven years ago today.
Alan r. Hawley, president Of the
Aero club of America, born at Perth
Amboy, N. j., forty-three years ago
today. -
Senator Thomas S. Martin of Vir-
ginia, democratic floor leader of the
upper house, born at Scottsville, Va,
seventy years ago today.
Rear Admiral c. B. T. Moore,
U. S. NJ, retired, born at Paris, ILL.,,
sixty-four years ago today.
Don Marquis. author, Journalist and
wit, born in Bureau county, Illinois,
thirty-nine years ago today.
Booth Harrington, one of the most
successful Of American novelists and
playwrights, born at Indianapolis,
forty-eight years ago today.
John T.. (Chief) Meyers, catcher
for the Brooklyn National league base
ball team, born at Riverside, Cal,
thirty-tive years ago today.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

ton by Messrs. Brown and Creighton
for $4,000 to d. r. Loring.
Secretary Nattinger of the Board
of Trade is in receipt Of a. letter from
parties who are contemplating start
ing Touring mill here whose capacity
will be from 900 to 400 barrels of -four
daily. The projectors ask for no other
bonus than suitable ground for the
location Of their plant.
w. B. Lanius, president Of the
Travellers Protective association, Is in
the city to make arrangements for
joint meeting of the travelling men and
jobbers, which will be held in this city
during fair week.
Rev. A. w. Lamar, pastor of the
First Baptist church, preached in JEFF
ferson Square.
Mrs. S. N. Mealio has left for Dem
yer for the purpose of recuperating
her health. Her son Will accompanied
her as far as Lincoln.
B. I'll. Mott and E. ]. Mott, all of
Marion. Ia, are at the Barker. They
have been investing in Omaha prop
erty and will probably locate here.
r. r. Sutherland, an old time rail-
roader in this vicinity, has left for
Schuyler, Neb., after which he will
visit Ontario, Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
This Day In History.

1hls LAY HI Ahctc's'
1721-Count de Kalb, who accom-
panied Lafayette to America and be-
came a commanding officer in the Con-
tinentaI army. born in Bavaria. Died
August ! 9, 1880, of wounds received in
battle with the British at Camden,
S. c.
1769-William Bull became COVER
nor of South Carolina
1777-British army under Burgoyne
reached the Hudson.
1S06-Horaee Abbott, iron manufac-
turer, famous for his part in the equip
ment of ironclad monitors in the civil
war, born at Sudbury, Mass. Died
August s, 1887
71S46-Attempted assassination of
Louis Philippe of France by Henry.
1S86-Quincentenary of Heidelberg
university celebrated.
1S91-Canadian House of Commons
rejected a motion in favor of unre-
stricted reciprocity with the United
States.
19Os-Desperate fighting occurred
between soldiers and rioters in Cata-
lonia, Spain.
1912-Lieutenant Charles Becker Of
the New York police department was
indicted for the Rosenthal murder.
1916-France protested to the neu-
trail powers against the action of the
German authorities toward the popu-
lation of the French departments oc-
cupied by the German forces.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

"You are cheating the babies" said police
judge to convicted dairynian, and the fine i'm
posed emphasized the remark This 10 crusade
to which all city dwelIers will give sanction.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Calls for seed wheat are coming in from Me-
braska counties at rate that indicates the farm
ers are not disturbed over whether the price Of
next years crop is fixed by law or not What
they really want is chance to raise it and let
the future take care Of the sale
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Our street car company is supposed to have
rule requiring conductors to call the streets for
the benefit of passengers and especially Of stran-
gers. This is apparently another one of those
rules observed chiefly on paper
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

News Of the landing Of another contingent of
American troops on the other side Is given out
week after the event. Does anyone believe the
Germans were kept out Of this information that
longl @t
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

These torrid days are the FIRE test Of the
benehcence of The Bees Free Milk and Ice Fund.
Every little contribution becomes godsend to
some poor air-scorched infant.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Cotton bulls got dreadful scare when the
news came from the Russian front and few
more jolts may bring the puffed-up king down to
where ordinary mortals can address him by his
FIRST name, as they did few months ago
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Nowhere does persevering work tell more
than in gardening. Those backyard vegetable
patches are infallble reflections Of the industry
of their owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
In Omaha Thirty Years Ago Today.

City Clerk Southard has returned
from his vacation one week earlier
than was intended. 1t is understood
the clerk was telegraphed for to give
his signature to the city bonds for
which a favorable bid has been re-
ceived.
: A lot 45x140 feet on Twenty-fifth,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

The chagrin Of the German warriors at being
captured by women can best be understood by
those who are familiar with the kaisers three
Ks and know what they mean in Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Federal army sanitary officers are not so en-
thusiastic over Camp Dodge as were some of the
boosters for the Des Moines site. The place must
be made safe il our boys are to be trained there.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Trust the weather bureau to play safe. Its
prognostication for next week is for "seasonable'
temperature. What do you mean, seasonable in
dog days? - III = W
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Kerensky shows signs Of measuring up to his
job and bids fair to bring about something like
order in Russia. He has dealt sterniy with the
unruly, but results justify his measures, and his
people will gain by his acts in the end
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
Timely Jottings and Reminders.

Birthday greeting to Senator Martin
of Virginia, democratic floor leader Of
the upper house, who is 70 years old
today.
The town of Shrewsbury, Mass, to-
day enters upon weeks celebration
of the 2o0th anniversary of its settle
ment
Robert Lansing, secretary of state,
is scheduled to deliver an address to-
day at the officers reserve camp at
Madison barracks, Watertown, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Canadian cooperative elevators returned
Si,i40,0OO profit to their farmer owners on the
handling Of last years crops and the service was
performed at a minimum charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Chairman Hurley Is to be absolute at the head
OF the shipping board And now that that point
is settled, let US get to building the ships we Sc
Asorey need.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
One Year Ago Today in the War.

German airships raided Yorkshire
and Lincolnshire on east coast of Eng
land.
Russian troops reported to have
captured $4,000 Ausro-German pris-
oners in two days.
United States court at Norfolk
ruled against Germany's claims to the
captured British steamer Appam.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

The situation in Russia shows us what fire
in the rear means in the prosecution OF war
No FIRE in the rear in the United Statesl 7
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
Storyette of the Day.

The burglar had just begun his
term and was assigned to work in the
broom factory. Near him was an old
!sh man who studied him intently and
seemed to be awaiting an opportunity
TO say something. 1t came while the
overseer was at the ice-water tank,
How long are you in for?" he whis-
pered.
Twelve years" replied the new
conner.
The veteran looked around nervous
" and thrust a letter in the burglars
hand.
I'm in for life," he said. mail this
when you get out. ut."-Philadelphia
Ledger
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

The shipping board has been reorganized in
the interest OF greater efficiency, but that is no
place to stop. Nextl "S Is
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
America first and all the time

Remember that doing your Bit is continu-
Gus process. s.r %.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

One good result Of the biennial election plar
is II gives us plenty of time to talk war this
summer .t.a. .s ' , ,r
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Unfortunately municipal ice plant in pros
pect gives no temperature relief in the present
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Killing plant enemies now will not only help
the present crop, but will make the way that
much easier for next seasons growth Gel busy
with the spray.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29

Looks as If change of venue comes easier ur
in Chadron than its does down here in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-29
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Proyerb for the Day.

Heaven helps those who help them
selves.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
d

Zahteva, ia he SINE Belgija dobiti nobene cd.
skodnine, Je prva TAXA rec, Xxi je razuml jiva, ce 10
izrece Bethman Hollweg ali Tirplitz ali Laden
dorff, he pa, ce pride IL socialistiGnih ust.
Ruski socialist, Xxi so naislovesneje izrekli
~natelo, da Sc he smejo zahtevati nikakrSne vojne
odskodnine, so sami pojasnili, da gre pri TEN IA
TAXA pla6ila, Xxi Sc sploSno pc mednarodnem pravu
smatrajo "a vojne odSkonine, in XII MISC V resnici
mic drugega kakor trubit, Xxi mora premagana
drzava placati magajoci Taxa "vojna odskod-
nina je V mednarodnem pravu priblizno to, kar
je globa V kazenskem pravu.
OdSkodnina IA S~torjeno Skodo je nekaj biv-
stveno drugega; to pravijo tudi ruski socialist.
H. tega izvira ~prakti6no sledece: Maj zmaga
kdorkoli, nina nihGc pravice zahtevati cd prema-
game strani voine odSkodnine, kakrSno je n. pr.
Prussia leta 1871. zahtevala od Francije, lie cato,
ker je zmagala in ker je morala Francija zaradi
svoJega opeSanja sprejeti tudi Ia pogoj.
Toda ce je hila Belgija opustoSena, ce je
Nemcija IL njenega prebivalstva iztlaGila ma sto
in sto miljonov gotovega denarja. &c so dale men,
ske oblasti enostavno pokrasti stroje IL tovarn,
aparate iz laboratoriiev it'd. Sc mora TAXA skoda
povrniti, kajti to nj tribut. In &c ne hi bilo treba
popravljati take Skode, hi bilo : tenn ~izreGeno, da
je V vojni tudi tatvina legalno opravi6ena.
Trditev Scheidemannov Skupine, da je tezko
dolOtiti, katera drzava je odgovorna "a storjeno
Skodo, bi bila smeSna, &c ne hi bila tako klavrna
in &c ne hi bill V njej poizkus, da Sc resi- kajzer-
stvo odgovornosti "a vse storjene infamije.
ko je bila nemSka armada V Franciji ietos
prisiljena, da Sc je pricela umikati, ic "a sabo ve
pozgala, p%osekala, opuStoSila. Ma mile in mile
nj oStalo nobenO drevo cello: vSe je bio ma ukaz
nemSkih vojnih oblaSti poSekano, dasi ne more
nihce reel, da je bilo To potrebno V interesu nem-
Skega vojskovanja. Ia vandalizem je storil Fran
ciji trajno Skodo.
Nj Ii smeSno, dc Sc Scdaj pravi, da je tezko
dolOciti, katera drzava je odgovorna "a skodof
Tukai je odgovornost povsem ocitno ma strani
Nem6iie.
GOtovo bodo sir6ajj, 50 kdterih bo tee dogma
ii odgovornost V takih slucajih bo treba p6 ia
tanGnejsih preiSkav in naiti 90 treba Ga6in, ola
Sc skoda praviGno oceni. Ali ce hi sc izreklo mare
10, da Sc tudi faktiGno storjena Skoda. pogosto-
ma IL same ~hudObije storiena, ne pOvrne, bi bilo
To lie vabilo "a tiste drzave, XII imalo Sc prliko
IN to, ola mai do konca vojne Sc store toliko sko-
de, kolikcr lie morejo; ker nimaio pricakovati VOL
ne odSkodnine pc sklepaniu miru, hi sedai gleda-
le. ola cim wee nakradeiO in naropaio. pa hi sita-
ko ma svojo pest nabrale ''vojno odskodnino', XII
je po voini ne morejo priGakovati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
NEMsKA NAcIoNALNA BARvA.

Zdi Sc, da ina Scheidemannov skupina res
take "mirOvne pOgOje y, i'll ce je res tako, tedaj
je ia grupa res tekopi vojne izgubila pravi po-
gled Ia socializem in "a nacela mednarodnosti ter
Sc je potOpila V neInskem nacionalizmu. &c Sc pre-
eta ia program, Sc takoi spozna IL MEGA nemSko
nacionalna barva, cetudi ne ~dosegajo Scheide-
mannove zahteve mOrda vsega, kar zahteva Beth
mann Hoflweg, in gotovo he vsega, kar zahteva-
jO nemSki liberalci in druge nemSke burzvazne
stranke.
liz navedenih took vidimo, Ola ~zahtevajo
ScheidemamOvci i~zkljucnO take reel, XII so Menu
ciji in Avstriji v prid, oziroma, XII so gotovo
pO mnenju te skupine nasprotne interesom "a
veznikov. V svOji frazeOlOgiji sc sicer ia program
trudi, da bi napravil vtisk, kakor da Sc vienna 2
ruskimi zahtevami; to stremljenje Sc spoznava IL
ponavlJane fraZe to sc ne SINE zgOditi, ker hi BIZ
la to aneksiJa.' Pc svOjem duhu sc pa odda juje-
10 ScheidemannOvi pogOji cd ruskih kakor pekel
cd nebes. Ruski mirovni pogoji, XII sno Jill re po-
novno slisaEi in citali, so izreceni s staliSta intere-
SOW mednarodnega proletariata: Scheidemanno-
vim zahtevam sc pOzna ma prvi pogled, da so Jill
dlktirali interest nemSke drzave.
Razumemo, Ola ie med polozajem nemskih in
ruskih socialistov velika razlika in da prvi ne mo-
rejo tako svobodno govor;ti, kakor drugi. Vendar
sc ne SINE pOzabiti, da so p~okazali ruski socialist
neustrasen POgum, tudi ko MISC bill V tako ugod-
mem ~pOlozaju kakor danes. V robi carizma, ia
koj po izbrrhu vOjne so ruski socialist V dunn
glasOval prOti voJnemu kredltu, dasi je bill vsak
posamezni med mimi V ncvarnosti, da DO cato po-
Sian v Sibirijo, ce sc mu ne zgOdi Sc kai ~hujsega.
In dokler je bila vojna ~carjeva vojna, XII je socia-
listi MISC mogli kontrolirati, so ruski socialist We
dino glasovali proti vsem vojnim proracunom.
Toda vzemimo v postev, da je danes Russia
Observation-Disclosures, dOcim vlada ma Nemskem kajze-
rizem, XII hi Sc mOrda kruto m%asceval, ce bi sc dr.
znili nemski socialist V Stockholm izreci kaj
takega, kar bi mOgla nemSke vada smatrati "a
"izdajstvo." In recimo, da ne hi imelo muceni-
stvO Scheidemannovcev nobenega pomena. ker he
hi rodilo nobenega uspeha, vsled cesar hi bilO vsa-
ko tako mucenistvO nespametnO. OzirajmO Sc ma
ve to, pa pridemO do sklepa, da hi bilo IA Schei-
demannovo skupino ~najbolje, ce he hi predlagala
nobenega podrObnega mirOvnega programa, am
pax bi izrekla lie splosna nacela, XII hi morala l.
nett enako veljavO "a narode, IA vse dezele in ia
ve slucaje.
Ako hi ma primer enOstavno ponovili stavek,
da mora vsak narod imeti pravico, da sam odlocu-
je o svoji usodi, jim ne hi mogel nihce ocitati e.
nostranosti in pomanjkania pravicnosti. Toda o
podrobnostih, XII Jill obsega Nth program. Sc mo-
ra reel, da so enOstranske in krivicne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
IN LORENA

Scheidemannovci zahtevajo, da morata Ala
eliza i'll LOrena ostati pod Nemcijo. Ia to zahte-
vo n~avalalo dOlgo vrsto argumentov.
CpozarJali SmO re, da je vpraSanje Alzacije
in Lorene zamotano in tezavno. Ne francosko ne
nemsko staliSce nj take iasno, kakor Sc zdi po-
vrSnim opazovalcem ma eni in ma drugi strani.
kOntna reSitev tega vpraSanja bo Sc marsikomu
prizadevala preglavice.
Toda argument Sc~heidemannove skupine
drze Zelo slabo.
Trditev, da jc devet dcSetin prebivalstva V
Alzaciji in Loreni nemSke narodnosti, je nedoka-
zana. Da hi Sc dognalo pravo razmerje prebival-
silva V 0beh deZelah, hi ST morale Sc le izvrSiti ne
pristransko ljudsko Stetje. Da govore ljudje teh
dveh pOkrajinah nemSko, oziroma da razlmejO
nemsko, nj nikakrSen dokaz Nth nemSke narod-
nosti. Ma Koroskem in Spod. Stajerskem skoraj
nj mOgoce ziveti hrez n%emSGine, ker so uradi nem-
Ski, ker so skoraj vse trgovine V nemSkih rokah
in ker je skoraj vSe Solstvo ponemceno. IL tepo
sc vendar ne SINE ~izvajati, da koroski in stajerski
Slovenci MISC Slovenci, ampak da so Nemci. IT.
zaSkih in goriSkih Slovencev ne moreno imenova-
ii Italijane, ker znaio vecinoma vsi italijansko.
Nemska vlada jc kakor avstrijska V svojem
interesu fabricirala Nemce. PRAY cato pa Sc nj "a
naSati ma memo statistiko, antpak ljudsko Stctjc,
XII hi dognalo ~rcSnicno narodnost, hi sc morale
Sele izvrSiti - in STEER 4 garancijami popolne svo-
bOde.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-26
Sc en- mirOVni program.

Slovenci SO lie ostanek slOvenskih plemen, Xxi SO Ii
veil nekdaj pc vsej PanOniji.
Maj Ii cato danaSnii Slovenci zahtevajo drza-
vO, Xxi bO segala cd Jadranskega morja do Do
nave in kateri DO ma vzhodu pripadala ~tretjina O.
grske, ma zapadu pa Sc cell kosi Tirolske in Sale
burSke9
Svet hi Sc nam smejal in SAM sebi hi Sc mo-
rail- smejati.
VISA Prussia je bila nekdaj slovanska. Dana
snji Prusi so fakticnO potOmci ~pOnemGenih Slova-
nov. Historicizem hi torej lahko zahteval, da mo-
ra priti VISA Prussia pod slovansko oblast, XII bi la
hkO zatrla nemSko uradovanje, nemSko Solstvo,
pa zopet pOslOvanila Pruse. Toda ne hi to bila bla-
ZnOst? 9
katera doba maj hi veljala IA ureditev raz-
mer ma Balkanu? Rimska Bizantinska ! Tista, ko
je bill ~bolgarsNi Simon car skoraj vsega Balka-
ma? Ali tista, ko ie srbska oblast segela cd ia
dranskega skoraj do Crnega morja Ali tista, ko
je turska sia podjarmila ne lie YES Balkan, ampak
Skoraj vso Ogrsko povrh?
Vsako sklicevanje ma ''zgodovinske pravice"
odpira kaos. HiStoricizem nj lie conservatives,
ampak naravnost reakciOnaren; Socializem je alb
solutno napreden IN revolucionaren On ne ike
pava tega, kar je bilo nekdaj, ampak odkopava in
ruSi, kar Sc je prezivelo, pa zahteva to, kar je Sc
danjim razmeram n~ajprimerneje. Hstoricne so
pravice d~inastij; historicen je bill fevdalizem; hi
storicen je postal kapitalizem : svojo privatno
lastnino in $ svojo "pravico' izkorscanja.
kje je tista historiGna o~graja, XII bi Sc pred
MO moral in smell ustaviti socializem?