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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

Sttfcn sic StoQcntreppe bintnter-
tritt, scr finOct oft cinen ihumcu
aamcrooen ga ite6en Der iih Oidt
an Die @onO lebnt. Nlm ipridt eiu
@ort, man 6erii6rt i'm i'm &Orbeige.
ben. @r ibmontt imO ltiir5t bic
Srcppc 6inlnter, 6leibt liegcn. ST
mar toOt. @ion itelte i'm bierber,
Inn ibn fir Elm poar 9lugenblide im
Olmflen @ro6cn ans Dem 8ege 5lt
i6afien. Nlan1 elmer itebt 10 Itarr.
Mon fiir9tet i'm 81 riibren n&ebit
Ou?" - nSSa, id lc6e, geb' ueiter."
@ebt peiter ~ gebt lpeiterl lin cine
beitimmtc StnOe oes g}odtS rollt
ii9 etipos Oumpi bon o6en 6eron.
9Sie geiltcrboit gc6t Elm 9IeIte-&nidcn
Our1 Ole 9Glune, Damn er6liibt ct-
mas, fuit lhunM in elmer ielfiom
flodigen 9liitbe. glllr cine Seflrnoe
ctma lit Oos 2ebten in Der Golfe
aus einem oiden @riin rnO @clb,
0os li6 longiom neOerienft. @aSe
gronotcl 9au bobeu li9 ale @ra-
bengGnger in Oidi6noblige Widr6en-
peien nit @lobaugen Oerpanoelt.
9tlr Oie SoOten iteben nit i6rem me-
tiirli6en @elidt nod un6ebinocrt
mn0 lturr an oen 81nOen
gto6 elmer @eile miro Der @ra6en
nicoriger imO ergieBt iib in cine nele
unO leste S6hl6t.
Sicr mobnen oic Sampler Der bora
oeriten 2iuie. IS 1T elm 8obnplob,
Der feinc Spur pon 2ebcn 5eigt,
DER cine ioI6e @erloiienbeit utbmet,
neil @erGtbitiifc, 6loiben uno 9ii6-
fen bon @leni6en reoet bic e6en nod
oogepclen iein nliiiien. 9lber Iie iinO
nod ool SSn Den 2cbm gcWil9lte
@ege fii6ren tici unten 5u ibrcn
S0blcn. 0enn iibcr i6nen 8erreiBt
cs ollc @finuten ocn 9oOen, SER
froc6t, 3criplittert iicb i'm pereebli6cn
9cmilbcn eincn Gingong 5lt tinoen,
tun5t uno tronmelt ii6 toOt in oic-
ier S6lu6f wirft @r0fountdnen
bod, crfiiat nit Seucr, 9toub uno
@eItonf icocn 5uBbreit 2uft.
@s lit sic leBtc Der SbIi6ten.
SD iob einen Scr itonO I'M 9luS-
gang iciner Soble uno 5erriB 8ricic
aus ocr Scimot6, oie, i6on 8u Oid,
Ieinc Eoi6cn fiiatcn. Damn ltrellte CT
oie S6nibel Dor iicb in Oen 2cbm.
Gine @ranotc plobte. @r Oedte iid),
unO ais Ger 9toiH ii6 5mii6en Den
menigen @oumItGinmcn oufgclolt
botte, ging or bin unO lommeIte Die
S6nibcl Der 9riefe pieoer ouf tbot
lie in eincn lluicblog unO itedte eS
gu lib. og}ibt bier" io9te CT. @8
lit rob, bier ciu 3eidcn all6 mlr
Oos pin5iglte Ding, Dos aus Der Sei-
motb fonmt fort5upcrfen.
gluh Die Eobten lGBt man bier
niht; man fiibrt lie oenicIben meiten
gefGbrli6en llnO 6eiHnerli9en @eg
bis an Die eroBe StroBe 8uriid, mo-
iie Ser Seimotb ndbcr iino. Der Sei-
matb-!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
On @enf Ucr6aftet.

Sent S1wei5, bio @oris, f..
@loi. ~ Cr. @enrD Charles SomerS
bon Chicago, ieine Eodter 9llice lno
5pci iciner 6reunOc, @omens Rot6-
l6ilo lmO Sopf wuroen bier imter
Dem Ser0odt, Oelltide Spione 5l
icin in Soit eenommcn. Gr. 60.
mers, Der NIT einem omcrifauiiben
FoB perie6cn it, ioa aus 8ronfflrt
iinnmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

1919 in &rait tritt. mcrocn 0ie &C.
genwdrtig geltenoen @ini6rdnfimgen
ond ouf Oen &erfauf bon 9ier ms
8ein ols9eOebnt, itno oaS beOeittet,
ooB ieOer 9duier nit einen @oB6ub
OerIebcn iein miB, in meldem feline
@infGuie eineetrogen merOen.
Gie @ribat-@irt6I6aften peroen
a6gei9aift ino ieoer 9rioot6onoeI in
Sier iln0 @ein, opie 0ie @infilbr
BON g9ein Oer6oten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
aOGlenmanaeI IL 9entIdLanO? ?

NoDlenmangcl III SentldDlanoE
&opcnbogen, pio 2onoon, IT,.
0}oi. 0cutl6lonO's Mongel an
Sei3moteriol 1T nit oenl eben 5u
Gnoe geeongenen irngem06nli6 fol'
ten S@inter nidt 5u @noe; I'M @e-
gent6eil neroen oie 0eitticben jett
idon gewnrnt, ooB mdbrenO oer
Duuer oes arieges uno Der lnmittcl.
bar oorauf folgcnoen 3eit eS uninog-
lid icin miro, oen ein5elnen Gonius
mcnten nit oa' Ger bon i1m &C.
iuiinidten aoble 5u 0erieben. @r miro
etlicber llnbcquenlidfeit ii6 lnter-
5ieben n1iiiien, obgleid, pie Der 80
fol-9ln5eiger" ioet mir I'M font
men0en @inter nidt 5u erfrieren
brau6en" Cine Heeierungs Sob.
len-Gonmiiiion 1T eingeiebt iporoen
II moie geioroerten &oblen ie no1
NtoBnobme Der @idtigfeit oes Qr-
oorfs 81 bertbeilen. 0crortiae Conn.
miiiionen fino fir StGote BON iiber
10000 @inmo6ncrn crnonnt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

Stodbolm #. 0lai.-S S6mc.
Den bat ocn Sertrieb oIfo6olortiger
'@etrdnfc meiter beidrdnft. Inter ci-
nem bonn 9iifsOag angeuonimcnca
@cIeB, lpcldeS nit ocn I. Sonuor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
Ttgrn ArirO.
GDina iuia SyrIcOen
Balteu.
observation-disclosures lcbnt
SriegsbeicblmR ab.

Gin 03ob, ser iicb Dor oem @orIo-
mcntsge6auOc geiomneIt botte,
berIonot &ricg un0 orobt nit
@cpaIt. TT @iro ourb Grlippcn
8cripreuot. n 9lu6 oos fleinc
$o0ti min feincn sric9 gcgen
GeutidluuO fiibrcn. 0robt
ober nit oipIomatii6em @ru6.
@cfing. fl. @}oi. 9}ob cincr
itiirmii6 Oerlauicnen @e6cimIibllng,
weI6e Die gon5e 9}o6t pG6rte, bat
Oos observation-disclosures OeS &orIo-
mentS Die eingereidte &eiolution,
peI4e arieg an Geuti6Iano crflGrt
a6eelebnt.
GaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar bon
einem Eo6el6ouien imrinqt, melder
oen &rieg uerlon9te rmO nit @cmolt-
t6aten Oro6te. 9Iuf Sr0re Oes @rc-
miers 9uon G6i-Sui purOen sic
9Roiien idlicBlib bon Grtppen aus.
einanOer getrie6en
S5n elmer 9lnipradc an 0oS Sous
6efiirmortete ser &renlier sic 9riegs-
erflGrng. Gr muroe BON @arIa.
mentsmitglieoern idorf onoegrifien
unO 6eidulOigt, ooB er oen &eriu6
mode, einen 3pang aui oos @orIa-
ment ailS5ui6cn.
Gie Srciie 6efdmpit Oie ariegS-
@ortei imO gie6t Oem gorlomcnt
OringenO ben 9fotb, Dem milit1riI6en
Gud, melder Oie &epu6lif 6eoro6e,
S9ioeritanO cnt9e9en5uiteaeu.
Soiti mirO Geutf6Gon0
ni6t Oen &rieq erflGren.
Sort ou 8rince, &aiti, IT,.
N|ai - Ser GongrcB iucigcrtc li6
belte GerltihlanO Sen Grieg 5u cr-
flQren
IS wur0e Elm 9ci6luB 9cfaBt, ser
inn g}omen ser &unonitdt gegen sic
Observation-Disclosures &roteIt cr-
be6t. Ser @rdiioent murOe outori.
iirt, Oie 0iplouotii6en @e5ie6unqen
nit GeutiHtonO o65u6redciL falls
Geuti6lanO ii6 peigcrn iolltc, fir
oen SerIuIt BON 6oitii6en giirgern
@enngt6mlna 81 gc6en lnO fir bic
3ufltnit @arantieen 3u 9eipG6ren.
CErdii0ent 0'9lrtiguenobe Ionote in
lester @ode cine 9otiGaft an oen
GongreB, in pel6er CT megen 0e5
GoOes bon ubt 6aitii6en 9iir9ern,
Die bel Der Sorpe0irltng OeS fron5o.
iiidben GompferS oWontreol" unlfa-
men cine &rieaSerflGrung oceen
GeutidlonO empfa6l. Cine 5ur @r.
mdgung ser @mpfebtmg Oes &rGii-
oenten eingeiebte Gomniiiion bcrid.
tete geitern OoB fein geniigenoer
@runO fir cine SriegSerflGrlmg oor-
liege, enpfo6l a6er Die 26Iune Ser ST..
plomotiiden Sejie6ungen mitGeutId.
lamb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

81 ira locuto." - Ser ro-
mil6e &unitpo6el proteItirte eegen
Oie 9htffii6riine oelttiber @1irIif, Oo
Oieie, olio au6 Ole gIeiinte Spmp6o-
ME, SIT iebr Oos Organ .oeitti6er @r-
cberllngsIudt1 iei. Die 9teiinte flingt
befonntli6 in Oen G6or aus: nSeio
imi9llngen 0iiaionen." @ie ioa
man es nun oen romiiben Sgnorun-
ten bei6rin9en, OaB es ii6 BEL OieIen
NtiIionen, Die Der Oeutide SltnIt.@e-
Mus ilmidlingen min, I'M NienlGen-
briiOer unO nidt 0uoOrutmeilen ban.
relt?l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

Abonncnten, bic ben rSentidJcu GOrrcs
lpploentcn" nidt piinftlidJ OOcr nnrcacl>
maRtg erbalteb iinn 9c6rtcn, Der Office
It eae9n per SeIepbun OScr ldriltliM Wit
taelIuHg 81 WpNeR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

Simmer 6odmonn. II @ot-
tin: gGu Geine SefretGrin bot ia
felt Oitcrn ncue 3d6ne, neuc 3opie
inO onideineno aud cine ncuc
Shninfe." 9ouneiiter: so, iol
Sd 6obe iie nod gar nidt nit ser
nelten 6aiioOe geic6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
gritm
3uri>Ordngt
SiiOliG bOut Gyluhe
SOudjfS.
Weipannem nber berlDres
ncs 3erraim iuicncr.

20 berlWtet 0as DrltllUe ArlIlee-
Sauptquartier. 9luA sic
5ran5oien beridbten BON beftigen
@eocnitreihen Der oeutiden
Streitfrdfte. ~ S8oaen ieOod
one oieie glneriffe a6aei6logen
bo6eu. 8lieeer Gbdtigteit auf
@eitfront weiter ie6r rege.
2onoou, If. 0}ai. II Ser beute
9lbeno pom britii1en 9[rneebaupt-
quarter peroffeutli6te 8eriht iagt
6oIgen0es:
aSeiite 9lorgen in oGer 5riibe
i@ritt Ger 5eino gum oritten @}ale
5nm Angriii auf uniere neuen Stel-
ii,ngen fiioli6 bonn 6hiiie Sou6e3.
g8ieoer Oerpanote er6lammenmerfer.
Sod bIiltigen adnpfen ole Orei
Shtnoen oauerten 5mong ms Die
gSudt Der Die0erbolten feinOli6en
&orit0Be, uus bon einem IbciIe Der
angegrifienen 5ront 5itriid8u5iebeu.
Seutc 9lahntittag ober linternabnen
unicre Streitfrdfte einen @egen-gln-
grill un0 erobcrten oQc oie Derlore-
men Sdliibengrdbcn pic0er 5urild.
Pills oos 8cmltot ieiner orci 9lngriffe
erlitt Der 5eino iebr i6pere @erhtite.
llniere Stellune blieb unperanoert.
@eitcrn oouette ole 1b1tigfeit Der
2nihpe6r fort. 3rei oeuti9e Slug
5euoe wurOen in 2uftgefedten berun-
ter ee6olt un0 0rei anoere wltrOen
bei@doigt 6ina6getriebeu. 3mei I'M.
ierer @laidlinen meroen oeruiiBt."
2 entide 2lngriffep BON 9ri.
ten o6gei iblagen.
Son0on, III Mai. II Gie 6ertc
9lodlmittag pom 6ritHdeu Saupt-
quarter oer6ifentlit6te oifi3ielle @lit-
tbeiIua9 Bat folgeuoen SSu6alt:
u@citern 9}aht lmtcrno6m Ser
6einO eincu goritoB auf uuiere Stel,
lungen oiilid BON 9lrleur un0 iiiolid)
pom 5luiie Sonde5. @r wuroe in
6eioen 5daen oirb onS 6eucr imic
rer glrtillerie ino 9laidiuengemebre
5uriidgetrie6en PIN leBtgenannten
&infte imterna6n Scr 8einO in Scr
gladt einen peiteren 2lngriif mo6ei
er 5lonlmcmperfer Oerlpanote. @r
lUllroe 5uriidgetrie6en
Seitlid bon 9pern unterna6men
mir einen eriolgreiden lle6erfoII
g9d6reno Der Iodt NOR oie glrtil
Ierie an peridieoeuen 4amften ser
,Srcnt ic5r ottiD~
Ecutide feben 6ron3oien.
bcftig 3u.
4nris, fl. Nai ~ gas 6elite
9lbeno bonn fran56iiiden arieeS6ii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
DfrwOrtrN.
Sntcrne 3nHdNOc in
&uklauO.
Sine OSegiermmg Sa, abcr
eime Dbne Syfa1t,

@1iniiterium ildt aIGrilne ser Si-
tuotion iuOem es Oie @iniesune
eines Coalitions @3iuiiteriums
bori4Idgt. - Qie so8iaIiIten
boben nun 8u enti6eioen. - Gas
Cabinet oneebIid gum 9iiidtritt
bercit, wem NlitbHlfe Oerpeieert
miro.
&etcr8burG 10. 02oi biu
2onoon, If. O1oi. ~ 0ie 9iegierlng
bat nit Der 9efiirmortlng eines Goa
litions- -@}iniiteriums ole 9lngcleeen-
belt oireft oen So5ioliiten 5ur @nt-
icbeiorng iiberontportet. Der Sdritt
Der Heeierung lit onicbeineno cine
9enriibung, Der onomolen 2GJe ob-
5ubcIfen in Der iiA 0os 2ano Oo.
Ourh befinoct, OoB cs eine nominelle
Gegierlng bal, wG6renO Die 0}utbt in
onoeren SGnoen liegt.
8ie geitrige &eron5iebung Der So'
5ioliiten, ourtb Den gfotb Der glrbei,
ter lm0 So5ioliIten nertrcten crfolgte
Our6 oie lle6ertragung eineS Ebcilc$
ser Observation-Disclosures Ser &egierltn8
ouf oic @lcmente, peI6e bic @}o6t in
SGnoen boben unO oos 9iedt bean.
ipru6en oie &onohin9en ocs Oiint-
iterhlms 81 leiteL 81 fritiliren uno
81 nidte 81 MAIDEN.
SSn Ocn 9emiiben, ous5ufinOen
mas Die So5iuliitcn moaen bo6cn oie
01iniItcr Oie Gbotio6e fcitgeiteat
ooB lmter oen io5ioliitiiden @rllppen
cine groBe Observation-Disclosures
berri6t OoB iie obcr tbotidcbli@ in
Dem @uni6c cinig iino, Die &eront
wortlidfeit fir oic &egierlmg oes
2anOcs nid6t 81 tro9cn. Die 9lufior-
oerlng, Dob &ertretcr Der So5ioIi.
iten bel ser 9eihlng DER i6nicrigcn
@ei6Gite oes 2on0cS mitmirferL bat
icitenS oes @2oSfmier Got6eS Der Gc.
putirtcn un0 Der o9olibi @ife" (oie
ertremcn 2infem in &eterSbirg Oi.
rcfte gIblebnlno erfobren.
Ger &oribIug fonO inn %eterSbnr.
ecr &otbe Der 0cputirten nlr germ.
gc llntcritiitun9. @on Den 2eeteren
begiinitigten bon oen ic6S berDorro-
genocn Siibrern nelcbe interpiclueo
wuroen MIR 5mei Stonfewitdb ltno
Gonreneff Elm GoolitionS-Gobinet
Sicroteai bielt es fir unn09Ii6 uno
9ideioie, Stefloff lmo 0ou erflGr-
ten Dab Ser S6ritt 5ur 3eit ni6t
opportim ici.
9lu9cni@einlicb lit Ser GinWano
gegen cine Coalition ollf Dem WliB.
troucn gegen Oos Cabinet bqiirt, oem
nod 9lnlidt Der So5ioliIten nod ein
imperuliitii1er 3u9 on6oftct Gem
Miniiteriilm miro tbotiG6lih MIR Der
cine gorwurf gemo6t, Dab es Die
9ourgeoilie bertrcte unO oober inn
perioliitii6e Senoen5cn buben miiiie.
@lei65eitig erfennen Ole So5ioliiten
ibre eigenen 9eicbrdnfungen uno lin0
nibt miaens, Die &erontportlng fiir
Ole 9(bietln9 Der ee9enpGrtieen Ge.
gierrng 81 iibernebmen itnO Die 2ei-
hine Der @ei6dfte ielblt 5u bonObu-
ben.
W}iniiteriunt ongebIib
5um 81 iidtritt bereit.
0ie @iniIter 6obcn ou berItcben
eege6er, Dob lie mo9li6er @ciie
ourd ibren 9liidtritt Die 9lngelegen.
belt forciren weroen menn iie Die Der.
longte W}it6iilfe niht er5olten. 0ic
ousgeiprodene 9robung, in corpore
5uriid5utreten, melt5e mGbrcn0 Der
ariiis in Der lebten @ode gemadt
muroe, bot ieitens ocs 0elcgirten-
9fotbes oos ireimiit6ige @eitGnoniB
5ur 6oIge gcbobt, Dob Der 9otb nod
nidt bcreit iei, bic &erontmortlidfeit
Der Jiegierltng 5lt ii6erncbuen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-20

Bioloski cddelek vSeuGiIisGa Princeton Sc re
dogo trudi poizkusi, da b dcbil luz brcz gor-
koe Ce sc razkrtic posreci'v polni meri, Sc brez
dvoma zrevolucjonira YES nacin moderncga raz-
svetljcvania.
ProfesorJi Dahgreen, Conklin in Harvey Eo-
ucavaJo zvali, XII svetijo temi in prozvaiajo
W odstotkov tozadevnc svetobc Modcrna clck-
trlcna luc proizyaja lie do 3 odStotke svctlobe,
docim sc izgublja osalo gorkoti. Professor Iar-
Vcy Je dobil veiko zalogo ma jhnih rib, katere
Jc naj'i ma Japonskem. Dcoma e analizira snov
teh ribah ter naSel, da ia snov lahko obdr-
n celia ieta, ce sc posuSi ter sprawl brczzraCne
zapcGatene cevi Kadar Sc te cevi odpro. namo-
ci snov ter izpostavi vplivu kiska, jc akoj zapa-
zli plavkast plamen Snov ic zefo moCna kajti
vidna Je Sc vedno &c razop Ell del te snovi V
100000 delhi vode
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-20

Zapisnik krvnka ie pray pos,bno dcIo, XII ie
ncznanO Splosncmu obcinstvu. TAX star zapisnik
Sc jc ohraniI ma AngloSkem. V tel knig so zapi-
Sani vS zotini, IA katerc ic placal njh povzroci-
tell s Svojim zivljcniem in Sicer Newgatc, Ty-
burn ali Towcrju. Cd lcta 1901 pa do 1916 ie "a
znamovana vSaka ekSekuciia in Sicer ma tax ma.
cin, da je ctanje te kniige SiGno onemu Saljve
knJigc. knjiga obsega imena vSeh mogoGih zlo-
tinccv, cd kraIja Karola /. pa do Rev. Dodda, XII
je bill usmrGcn leta 1777 Tybur Neki Matthew
Clark je placal Smrtjo umor Svoje ljubice ka-
tero Je zaklal, docim jo je poljuboval
klju6 Saliivemu tonu, katerem je pisan, je
pa TO vendar zeo zaloSten document O tenn men,
da nihce he dvomi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-20

Neizogibne Potrebe.

jc interese spojene kaptalistiGnim enaki
mcr raSte tudi njih zanicevanje deavcev.
Revolucija zoper kaptaizem ie po njihovenl
mislJenju, XII je lahko razumjivo revouciia TO-
per njih ntcresc
AkO Sc mora zmagoviti delavski razred z,ra-
san ma nJh loJaInoSt, je njegova zmaga zgrajema
ma pcSek. &c je deavska uprava odvisna od nil
hovega upravljania, io lahko slana vzame Gez
noe
DeavStvo mora razumcti, kar vzame V svoie
roke. lie tedaj more sploh oSvoiit druzabni apa
rat IN le tedaj ga more drzati svojih rokll fer
uSpcSno odbiti poizkuse protirevoucije, izdai
silva ali novih osvajaGev.
TIE inteligentne spoSobnosti Sc nina deIav
SKI razred. PcStenost in njegovi interest zahte
yaJo, da sc mu to OdkritosrGno povc
Ali SpoSobnOst, katere proletariat danes nj
ma, ~ Jutri pojutrSnjem ahko pridobi Organi
|aclJa pa jc "a to prvi pCgOj. Organizaciia sama
NzgaJa upravne SposObnosti ker jih potrebuie ze
SvoJem krogu Organizacija pomaga Jlanom :
predavanjem, GaSopiSi, posredovanjem primer
nc literature da razSriio Svoie znanje Organiza
cJa Jih dovaJa polagoma do politicne moci: osvo-
J,ev vSakega mandate obGn okraiu. V dr.
ZaVl, dezeli poveGa nekoiko prakSO delavskepa
razreda oSvajanjem poliiGne moci dobiva pro
lahko dostopna socialnim zakonodaistvom 81
lahko pri5ori cas- nauk
Njegovi mozgani so tloveSki kakor kapitali.
Siithl NSe, kar razUme vladajoti razred, lahko
razume tudi proletariat. lie da 81 mora znanie in
razumevanie priborit
Cd tega, kako hitro 81 ga pribori, je odvisno
vpraSanie kdaj mu zasije svoboda. Y vsem so.
clalnem preobratu je inteligenGno usposoblienie
proIetarlata tisti faktor, ma katerega lahko pri-
meroma naJbolj sam vpliva. Gin pref doseze spo-
sohhoSt, ten pref 81 pribori svobodo
Mratno ie zivIienie kaptalisticni druzbi "a
mase iJudStva. In mrak gost in ozraGje Sc
polni oioznoStjo in zaostjo. Me druzega ne vi
dlJo oci nemlSlete glave, kakor kopiGenje oblakov
III preVladovanJe teme. Slabotna srca leze obup
Toda hrak prihaja vedno pred lucjo Vecer
Sc della deze kapitalizma Neuplasena dusa
We, da jc IA gorami sonce in da mora oh svoiem
caSr zaSijati tudi mad tem hribi in poljanami Ali
druzabnem zvljenju MISC dobe ako odmerjene
kakor kretanju nebeSkih teleS CloveStvu ie
dana mot, cctudi ne absouna, da Jill slraiSa.
Ntbena nelzogibnCst ne more preskoGiti raz-
voj sc lahko pospeSi.
Vrsta ie prisa ma delavstvo. Niegova dezela
Ie zavlta mrak in njenem zraku playa tuga
Skozi temo pa doni klic move dobe XII GA poziva.
da 10 izuSti Ii teme in tenn odresi sebe Pot
drzl skozi nejasnoSt, oh propadh, preko strmin,
all bodotnost mu podaja roko, VOLTA Sc mu po-
nuJa, da mu utvrsti korake znanie mu obeta
varno hojo. Nice mu pole svoio Gudovito pesem.
Moe zdrlnitvi, moe voii, moe znaniu - ka-
dar bo tvoja, dramec velikan proletariat. te-
daJ izglne pustava daleG, dalec IA eboj in jasni
Iurl sc razgrnc pred tvOjmi oGmi nova dezela -
dczela Soclallzma, dezela Svobode
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-20

rsas
Lat IA koristi dslavsksga
Ijudstvs. Delavci so opra-
vieeni do vsega. kar pro-
dueirajo.
This paper il devoted to
the interests of the work
ing class. Workers are
entitled to all what they
produce.
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BRENT also
RESIGNS FROM
SHIPPING [ll|:'IIN BOARD
President Wilson Has Not
Acted on His Resigna-
tion. However.

washington, July 25-Announce-
ment was made today at the White
House that Theodore Brent, vice
chairman of the shipping board; had
rendered his; resignation, but that it
has not been acted on by President
Wilson +
In his letter, Mr.. Brent said he
agreed With Mr. Denman, the resigned
chairman of, the8board, in his contro-
versy with Major General Goethals.
wshois mn until yesterday, was the
manager 3 the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. fa Il
Reorganization: of the shipping
board and the Erhergeney&Fieet cor-
poration was in fullasWing today.
The senate commerce committee
quickly recommended confirmation OF
new chairman, but action was de-
layed on the appointment Of Balm
bridge Colby for a member of the
board. - :, !. III. :
Senator Calder Of New York said
the fact that he had asked delay OF
Mr.. Colby's nomination did not nee
essarily mean that a fight against his
appointment would be made. In
1912 Mr. Colby was a warm supporter
Of Colonel Roosevelt and 1.-The Progress
sive party, while in 1915 he is said to
have, madefa number OF speeches for
President Wilson. The New York
quiries regarding his political stand
ing and whether the law creating the
shipping board provides for a minor
ity member,
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Americans in Paris,
Men Without C0untry,o
ClamOr For Front Lines
TRYING FOR Air Service.

SN:a1E lEylIl& a1OI@S11T6g oCIv1COs H-5.tEtgf
Some are trying to enter the French
aviation service. They would prefer
to enterBthe American aviation sery-
ice, but they are unable to Arrange
that here and are told they must re-
turn to America to join.
Since most Of the men are paying
mostgof their own expenses they face
g serious situation unless the army
doors are opened to them. They must
either enter the ambulance service or
go destitute
It have been trying to join the
American army. said one OF these
men today. but it looks like I must
join the French. Seven OF us fellows
arrived withthe Norton-Harjes unit
and we have been in Paris for 10,
days. '
"We refused to go out with the am
hulance service because we all are of
the draft 81 and we do notelike the
criticism of the regulars. Besides, we
nov realize what we did not realize
while I'm the United States, that we
are needed here. In the army.
Youths sNithoutsa Country.
1--WE are youths without a country.
We canno Join our own army. the
French c~ourteously refuse us, and we
corps. Is not the United States GO
Ing to give ussa chance to REFORM
Meanwhile. Observation-Disclosures men
arrive on every steamer. The life of
the ambulance drivers is not alto
gether asafe Several have
been killed 81 wounded In the Amer
lean service already this month.
Sometimes the men are exposed to
the fire ofithe enerny without protec-
|ticn or weapons, but of curse the
service is not as dangerous as storm
ing tho trenches OF tbs Tneftya
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RUSSIAN RETREAT NOT EXPECTED TOEND TILL ,a.
THEY REACH Line They OCCUPIED LAST YEAR
BEFORE BRUSSILOFF BEGAN BIG OFFENSIVE
OF PYTHIAS
AT WILLISTON TODAY

Williston, N. D., July 25.-A large
number Of knights Of Pythias are in
this city today and it is expected that
many more will come here on later
trains to attend to annual convention
OF the state lodges. The convention
will continue today and Thursday.
This morning the guests were well
coined to the city by Mayor John
Bruegger and an address was given
by Usher L. Burdick. This morning
was devoted to business meetings and
this afternoon an automobile ride
was given the delegates through the
city and several prominent places in
the surrounding country.
On Thursday morning the officers
will be elected and the place for the
1918 meeting place will be decided.
The afternoon will be devoted to en-
tertainment and in the evening the
convention will close with the con-
ferring of degree Of knight o. all new
members,
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new REIGN OF
TERROR NOW !.
]. ON IN SERBIA
]: Bohemian Alliance III says
Scores are Executed
Daily.

New York, July 25-The Austrian
Government has begun a new reign
of terror in Serbia, and scores OF. Ser
bans. are executed daily without re-,
course to any legal process, according
to reports received through under-
ground channels by Charles Pergler
of@the Bohemian National Alliances.
In many of the cases there are no
charges made against the victims, and
in nom of them is any, evidence adj
.duced tending to show guilt. In
Krusevac and Jagodin hangings are
daily occurrences.
ms order to inspire fear in the Serb
ians, the reports say the Austrians
have devised a new form Of ""Schreck-
lichkeit." The executions, which are
public, are photographed, and thou
sands Of the prints are scattered
broadcast to serve as a warning to
the Serbs Of what they may expect
they avow their allegiance to
the Emperor. Several of these photo
graphs found on the persons Of. Ger
and Austrian officers captured at
the Saloniki front, are in the posses
sion of Czech leaders In Paris.
'"The Serbs who come under the
Bulgarian domination suffer as much
as those living under Austro- Magyar
German rule" Mr.. Pergler said. "a
Serbian student whose name cannot
be revealed relates to us in a COM
;~munication the following almost sun-
belieyable incident which he saw with
his w eyes:
The Bulgarians took many Of the
leading citizens from Vranja, where.
they had been staying, to Surdilice, a
city about twenty-five kilometers
away In the direction of the, Bulgarian,
boundary Among this number were
Janko Vuckovic, Ariton MiIijkovic,
Dorde S%tefanovic. Dorde Petrovic,
Anton Pantazijeyic, zafr Dingarec,
business and professional men; Toma
.Zairovic, q member of the Serbian
Parliament and Tom Durdevic, the
Presiding Magistrate of the County
Court, These me were all tortured
for several days and then shot ins a
public square. The wealthiest bus
mess man of Vranja, Stojan, Srbinac,
was robbed OF all his property and
killed.
Mr. Rergler said that the Bulgarians
also killed Aksentii Popovic. priest of
q church at Sapra. IA priest in a
churchsin Surdilice met a similar fate
at the hands OF the same people Acc
|cording to the report the Bulgarians
have pressed women and children In
70, their service in hauling away.fthe
cattle and food they have forcibly taxi
en- from n starving Serbians.