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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
TRI KAPPA NOTES.

At a recent meeting of the Tri
Kappa sorority held at the home of
Mrs. Harry PeltOn, it was decided to
continue the story hour for children
at the library. The first one will be
held Saturday with Miss Lyndell
Martling in charge. 1t was also de-
cided that the sorority would take
charge of the day nursery one day
each week during May. thus giving
the matron, Mrs. a. Metz, a day VA
walton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
CELEBRATES 18TH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

j. @. Swanger. sr., father OF the
Mishawaka hardware merchant, cell
ebrated his S5th birthday anniver-
sary Thursday with a family dinner
at his home, S45 +. Fourth ST., at
noon.
Mr.. Swanger is in apparent good
health and bellies his years as no
other octogenarian of the city. He
was born in Ohio and came 70 Mish-
awake 80 years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

from the high school building at
12:45 sharp. II will form on Lincoln
way west OF the school house, go
north on Hill ST. 20 Front, east on
Front 20 Spring, south on Spring to
Lincoln way, east on Lincoln to
Cedar. west on Lincoln TO Union,
south on Union TO Seventh, north on
Union TO Fourth, west on Fourth TO
Main. north on Main 10 Marion.
south on Main 10 Lincoln, west on
Lincoln 70 high school, where it will
disband.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
TO SPEAK AT CONVENTION.

DR.. Z. Leroy bacon OF the First
Baptist church Of Logansport. has
been secured 20 deliver the principal
address at the Penn township sun
day school association convention, 10
be held Sunday afternoon, May IS,
at $3.50 o'clock in the Methodist Me-
mortal church. He will speak on
some phase of sunday school work.
DR.. bacon is considered one Of the
leading pulpit orators OF Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
MIAMI COUNTRY CLUB
ENTERTAINS At STAG
Scotch Comedian Delights the
Crowd Despite Tooth
ache He Suffers.

The stag" given at the Miami
club last night was in every respect
one of the most enjoyable functions
OF the many so far held in connec-
ton with Mishawaka's live social or
ganization. The attendance was ex-
ceptionally large and comprised old
and new members, many OF whom
came over from South Bend 70 par
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
BUYS REQ DELIVERY WAGON.

Robert Harvey has just sold 10
Blocks north side bakery a REQ de-
livery wagon, one Of the finest I'm use
in the city. Mr. Harvey is local
agent for the REQ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin +. Reiner, +.
Jefferson st. road, entertained a
party of 16 people at a o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening in honor
of their daughter Calvina's birthday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Miss Helen Fry of PA W. Grove
ST. had her tonsils removed at the
hospital Thursday.
Mildred Kennedy and Clara aud
Nora Bridenstine, all Of the county
orphanage. were received at the hos
pital Thursday 10 have their tonsils
removed.
Mrs Ann Churas Of Nandalia,
Mich, was operated upon Thursday
for appendicitis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

ticipate. The program was purely
informal and probably on that ac-
count was all the more of a Bohe-
milan nature. Pres't c. +. Clark told
of the solid financial basis on which
the club now stood with a member
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
RABY WEEK

The Golden Rule drygoOds and
shoe store. Gil y. Main ST. is OBJ
serving Baby week. See the inter
esting display in the windows.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

ADDITIONAL MusHAWAKA on
PAGE TEN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

LOST-Between Sarah and Main and
Joseph SITS. lady's Waterman self
filling fountain pen, with two gold
bands Reward Return 10 News
Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

FOR -Three-rOom house and
two lots. $1.1OO; $50 down and $40
a month Hastings Realty Co, 21S
y. Michigan ST. Bell 211. Home
644O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

WANTED-Girl TO wait on the
trade. Apply Powelrs green
house. Home phone 492.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03
MISMA w AKA
WANT ADS

rO1 oALE.-uOusenOll goods. can
be seen at PA T. Fourth ST,
Home phone $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

FOR SALE-Team OF Mares. har-
ness, harness and wagon, at bar
gain price of $50 if taken quickly.
Big value for the money. lily Kemp.
Home phone ! ring 747 b. AIisha-
waka
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Prussian system. The government Of
Germany il not Of, by and for tho peo-
pie. The people Of Germany are Of, by
and for the government. There is no
liberty in that.
Every dollar given to the United
States in this present loan is an invest
ment in security against domination by
q power that has no regard for indi-
vidual rights, that considers human be-
ings as Cannon fodder" that exists for
the exploitation Of humanity. Every
dollar loaned to the government is a
pledge given for immunity against
future aggression. This war will cost
an enormous sum Of money. It has al
ready cost the European nations en-
gagged in it an amount that is
beyond comprehension. The American
share Of the cost Of checking the Ger
manic menace will be heavy one, and
every American must help to bear it.
The "bit" Of every citizen is needed.
The fact that living costs are high to-
day and may be higher, that it will be
hard to spare $50 or 800 from imme-
date capital or to pay it to bank in
installments is well known, but it will
be harder yet in the future if this war
is not won for the American to live in
peace and prosperity.
The "iberty loan" is loan to secure
your liberty, Mr.. American Citizenl
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Reshaping the Houses Work.

In the preparation Of the revenu.
measure the House ways and mean.
committee ignored suggestions that had
been made by the tariff commission
The Senate finance committee has just
heard on the subject Prof. Taussig
chairman Of the commission. Whether
or not it will adopt his recommendation.
remains to be seen. It acted wisely IN
calling him into consultation.
As a student Prof. Taussig has spe
cislized on the tariff. he knows the
subject as q student, and has written
about it. He owes his appointment as q
member Of the commission to his writ.
ings.
Before hearing him the Senate com.
mittee had heard number Of business
men, whose knowledge Of the tariff had
been derived from practical activities
They had discussed the subject from the
practical standpoint, and given the com
mittee facts and views based upon ex.
perience.
The committee is thus equipping itself
fairly for its work. Theory and prac'
tice are each allowed day in court
Each is entitled to that consideration
Sometimes they are antagonistic. Some
times they support each other. But
whether opponents or allies, they are
worth listening to by those charged with
an important duty to perform.
When the committee reports to the
Senate, its recommendations viii be re-
ceived with the greater respect for the
course it is pursuing. The Senate will
know Of the committees efforts to probe
matters; that It listened to both sides.
When the Senate after debate acts,
the country viii accept the result with
the greater respect for knowing that the
proper procedure all through was OBJ.
served; that everything was done in the
open; that first the Senate committee
and then the Senate itself gave time to
the work.
When-the bill a finally shaped reach
es the President 1t should be received
with the greater respect by him for the
pains taken by the Senate. He wants
bill. He did not cause to be prepared
and sent to Congress q bill giving his
views in detail. he left the matter
where it belonged, and in the knowledge
that in the great emergency the country
would look to Congress for the proper
provision.
The country is looking. Il Is all eyes
It wants a good bill-the best possible
in circumstances which are not only un.
usual, but ord-breaking.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

barrage IRE. Come months ago, how
svr, by an intensive attack, the Cross
ne Of the Isoaso was effected and Gori-
xia was taken. Then came . long wait
for 1ecuperation. Now the advance has
been resumed and Trieste In almost with
An the italian grasp. Mention is made
inskhe dispatches Of British artillery and
gun crews in the italian ranks. Posi-.
bly, their presence has been especially
helpful. From whatever cause, however,
the troops Of King Victor have pressed
onward, with remarkable success, taking
not only fresh territory and valuable
strategic positions, but great numbers Of
prisoners. In the two distinct move
ments, one north Of Gorilla and another
south Of it, total Of 10000 unwounded
Austrians have been captured. IF Trieste
falls into italian hands the Austrian sea
activities will be seriously handicapped.
But q further advance into Austrian ter
ritory is unlikely in that quarter, save
southward along the coast, as. the in
terror is mountainous and extremely
difficult country for an aggressive cam
paign. The most important results
would come from . complete taking Of
the Austrian Daimatian. coast, shutting
the Austrians from the sea.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Italy's Advance.

The italian aggressive is aimed at
Trieste, which was one Of the early OBJ
-jects Of the campaign. After the first
successful rush over the Austrian
boundary two years ago the Italians
were halted by the Isonzo river, beyond
which the Austrians found line Of nat.
ural fortresses in the cliffs and noun.
tain slopes. The Italian artillery had
but bittle effect upon these positions
The rocky ramparts did not yield to the
Evening star., 1917-05-25
The Loan to Secure Liberty.

xue 4Odu 10 0ccuIc AUeIty.
Have you considered the real signifi-
cance Of a '1iberty" bondf The title
Of the new war loan is no mere allitera-
tion, no sounding catch phrase. It
means much. It is in truth 'qiberty
loan," because it represents the effort
Of the United States to insure human
liberty.
Only q hard -and-fast partisan Of Ger
many will deny that the German pur-
pose in this war is to acquire domina-
tion. The pretense of self-defense is
known to be monstrous absurdity. Ger
many originated this war, for which it
had been preparing for many years, as
a means Of extending Teutonic infu-
ence. Had the United States become an
ally of Germany at the outset Of the
war there would have been no immedi-
ate danger to it, whatever the future
might have held a. to the real inde-
pendence Of this country. But the
United States was drawn into the war
by conditions that could not have been
changed without changing the German
character. It is now . party to the
war, pledged to stay in to the finish,
and with every incentive conceivable to
make that finish victory for the allies
and to prevent forever German domi-
nation.
II Germany wins this war, by direct
victory or by means Of truce through
peace terms dictated from Berlin, the
position Of the United States becomes
gravely insecure. In every quarter Of
the world the principle Of human lib
erty will bs in peril. For the German
idea Of govsFnmsas u totally opposed
to that principle. Obedience 10 the cen
traI authority il. the keyaets Of the
Evening star., 1917-05-25
A Censor Wanted.

"A SenBOr W1nteQ.
We ought to get a censor for the Pun
kintown Gazette.
It's about the sassiest paper that was
ever printed yet.
It comes right out an says that Hiram
Hunkins should not be
A-holding down no Office up to Wash
ington. D. c.!
We Iected him to Congress fur the ter
ror he'd create
When he got up to make a speech upon
affairs of state.
Imagine what a comfort to the foeman
it will bring
To hear them allegations that Hi amt
the real thing!
We pinned our faith to Hi because we
knew he could bring down
The share of 'propriations that is due
to Punkintown.
There's lots Of publications that don't
give no cause to fret,
But we surely need a censor for that
Punkintown Gazette!
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Events continue to justify a man of
Col. Bryan's views concerning war in
resigning from a cabinet whose chief
concern has become the study Of mill
| tary arts.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

The American public should need lit
tie urging to recognize the liberty loan
as an opportunity to get in on the
ground floor. It's patriotic purpose does
not lessen its desirability as an invest
ment.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Reports from Europe have not yet
made the public so familiar with horror
that a lynching fails to shock civilized
sensibilities.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Inventors are most encouraging in
their announcements Of devices to pro-
tect ships from submarines. IF Amer
lea will produce the food, the chances
are that it will get over in safety.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

German inventors are now expected
to turn their attention to devices fol
protecting submarines from attack by
legitimate war craft.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

It will be matter Of historic regret
to the family Of Hindenburg that the
famous line was not named after some
body else.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

It would be eonsoling to think that
information could be withheld from a
national enemy by 50 simple course as
keeping it out Of the newspapers.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

King George is cultivating a potato
patch; thereby keeping in personal Gus
tody some Of the choicest of the royal
treasure.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Occasionally the government puts out
publication series that makes the old
Congressional Record seem very snappy
reading by comparison.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Abandoning a Pronoun.

Abandoning a Pronoun.
"Well," remarked the sardonic person,
"me is about through for the day"
"What kind Of speech is thatf"
Ungrammatical, but prudent. The
boss is so egotistical don't believe he
cares to have anybody use the first per-
son singular except himself"
Evening star., 1917-05-25
At War!

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
There are still people in this country
who do not realize that we are at war.
but the President Is not one Of them.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Italy is adding as much difficulty as
possible to Austria's task of pulling
chestnuts out Of the fire for Germany.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON
A Confusion.

A Confusion.
"Is it impolite to begin sentence
with 'Oh, say!'p
IT don't know that it's impolite, but
it's misleading. I invariably stand up
under the impression that some one is
about to sing The Star Spangled Ban
ner.'"
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Psychological Censorship.

"Aren't you afraid this government
bulletin will create a popular appetite
for newsi"
"Quite the contrary. It's object is to
make news so uninteresting that no one
will want to read it."
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Base Ball Weather.

The weather lowering round the place
Has been so chilly, once or twice,
A man in sliding for base
Could pretty near use real ice.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Nicholas RomanoH has passed into an
obscurity far greater than that which
an ex.President finds.
Evening star., 1917-05-25

There is little doubt that the U-boat
will in the course Of time meet the fate
that always awaits the persistent bully.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Winning the War.

From the Chicago News.
When a nation turns its golf courses
into potato patches it Is indeed sternly
resolved to win victory at any cost
Evening star., 1917-05-25
The inexperienced Housewife.

The Inexperienced Housewife.
"We'll have to start in eating whole
wheat bread for dinner"
eyes, Charley DEAR" replied young
Mrs. Torkins. "But with things so ex-
pensive are you sure we can afford a
whole wheatf"
Evening star., 1917-05-25

Any failure on the part Of Col. Roose-
welt to acquire all kinds Of military ex-
perience was in no sense his fault.
Evening star., 1917-05-25
Russia.

From the Chicago Herald.
As far as Russia is concerned, our
natienal policy must be: Hope, help and
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06

Treba sc Je brez Obxira ma stalisce ameriske via.
de, nemskih druEabnic ali pa xavezniskih drEav
nekoliko 0zreti ma to motto. Tudi ia spis pripada
arhivu zgodovine in ga je presojiti S tega staliSea.
Cd diplomatienih sestavkov, pa maj bodo ka.
krsnega koli vira, nismo nikdar prieakovali, da
hi jim bila Odkritosr6nost in p~ostenost vodilno ma.
cello. Sveta ne vladajo moralni zakoni, ampak in.
teresi, in dokler he BIO druzba tako organizirana,
ola bodo interest soglasah z morale, DO V sladanju
vedno vee nemoralnega kakor moralnega.
Lac Je dobra centralnim slam, laz je dobra
zaveznikom, &c Jim koristi. In ee je dobra, Sc je
p~osluziio. Tega smo torej re popolnoma vajeni
cd vseh strani.
Kljub temu je nemska nota presenetljiva.
To Je TAXA zbirka najoeitnejsih laii, TAXA zvrhana
mera h%inascine, da vzame eloveku sapo. In Sc
boil razburljiv je YES spis vsled tega, ker ie pod
lot hcemerStva z~abeljena z nesramno ironijo.
Nencija naznanja nevtralnim dezelam, da
zatne z novimi lopovs6nami. Javlja Jim pa to 2
gesto plemenitega elovekoljuba in zahteva, mai
j YES %nevtralni svet zapoje g%lorijo, ker hoGe Sc
boil pOtapljati, Sc bolt moriti z obeutkom Glo-
veGnostil
S predrznim licemerstvom, "a katero bi kaj-
ger in Bethmann Hollweg zasluiila klofute, Sc
prieenja nota. Naeela in zelje cesarske Wade Sc
vJemaJo v naJslrsem zmislu z glavnim potezami
Wilsonovega govora! Ne misli, dobra dusa, da
je v teh besedah kaj porogljivostil De Sc prepre.
~ 'Son o'olh, poNc CcSdEShd Nldud kdr ndraVnOSt
da Je a%vtonOmija in enakopravnost vseh naro.
dow prvo, ma kar prisega. In pc tenn naeelu je
visa navduSena "a avtonomijo Indie in Irske;
ne lie "a kakSno omejeno avtonomijo, ampak "a
drzavno neOdvisnost.
Je prav. Tudi mi smo "a irsko in "a indij-
sko avtonomijo. Ampak ce hoce cesarska vlada
pokazati, da priznava naGelo avtonomije, tedaj
bi bila njena %dolznost, da pove, kaj je z avtono.
milo tistih narodov, katerim hi lahko dala sama in
meme zaveznice brez vsakega zunanjega pritiska,
tudi brez vojne, samoupravo. Ruski car Sc lah.
ko navduSuje "a cesko in jugoslovansko avtono-
milo; to ne pomeni mic "a poljsko, litvinsko, let.
skO, finsko, malorusko avtonomijo. Mikado Sc
lahkO ogreva "a neodvisnost Maroka in Filipin
to ne daje Koreji svobode. &c je kajzer prija-
tell a%vtonomije. maj iztegne svoj jerk, XII ga tako
rad giblje, pa maj pove, kaj je S Poljaki in Dan
CT ia NemSkem, kai z nestetimi narodi v Av-
striji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06

In vprieo 'vsega tesa Sc npa Bethmann Holl.
veg pisati Wilsonu, da s0klasa tudi Y tel toe.
hi 9 MIN, XII hoee. da odpadejo vse zveze posa.
meznih draw in zahteva namesto tega, skoraj so
cialistieno, zvezo vseh narodov IA zemlji!
Taxa zveza je pc Wilsonovih hasorih pred.
pogoj trajnega miru. In eetudi nj v kapitalistie.
nj druzbi nobenega absolutnega zdravila proti
vojni. je vendar res, da bi take zvese znatno otez.
Gala krsitev miru. A medtem ko Nemeija oeiiao
odklanja tako zvezo, sc drzne njena vlsda trditi,
da je navdusena "a vse, kar bi moglo zabraniti
bodoee vojne.
Ds Sc zabranijo bodoGe vojne, je treba pred.
vsem svet tako urediti, da bodo narodi zadovolj.
nj z novim polozajem. Ampak tako ne misli mem.
Ska vlada. Ona raeuna kakor tipieen kapitalist:
Zdaj kradem JAZZ, kadar nakradem dovoli Sc
mora ysaka tatvina prepreeiti.
Brezmejna hinavseina je v tenn, kar govori
nemSka nota o Belgiji. Vendar je pa Ia toeka
vsaj v tenn oziru hvalevredna, ker indirektno pri.
ziava, do hoce vendar ma nekaksen naein spraviti
Belgijo v odvisnost.
kar sc tice sklepov pariske gospodarske
conference, jih mi seveda ~obsojamo in obsojajo
jih vsi socialist. TOda nemSka vlada nina pra.
vice, da bi sc ~zgrazala mad mimi, kajti Sc pre-.
den so sc sesli zavezniki ma to konfereneo, lie
ona 70 delala "a gospodarsko enoto z Avstrijo,
kateri je hotela p%ritegniti tudi Bolgarsko in Tur.
eiJo. kdor napoveduje sam pc vojaski vojni
gospodarsko vojnO, sc ne more euditi, re mu cd.
govarla nasprotnik ma enak nacin.
o mednarodnem pravu bi bio najbolje, da
bi moltale vse vojskujoee Sc drzave. Zakaj v
TEN oziru gre ve skupaj toliko, da Jill farji vse-
ga sveta ma bi mogli izpovedati. Ampak
gotovo Je najbolj ~predrzno, Ge deklamira o MEM
najvee tista drzava, XII je pricela vojno z nezs.
slisano krsitvijo mednarodnega prava, in XII raw.
no v tel mott, v kateri Sc sklicuje mani, napove-
duJe, da ga DO poslej Sc boil brezobzirno krsila,
kakor doslei.
Nota je tudi nov poizkus, da odvali krivdo
voJne cd Nemcije ma zaveznike. Kako priliznje-
no zns Bethmann Hollweg govoriti O blagoslovu
miru in o strahotah vojnei Ampak namesto lju.
di bi morali ziveti telicki ma svetu, da bi v~erjeli
v to njegovO ~ljubezen do miru. Wade ostalih
drzav MISC bile sestavljene IL svetnikov. Tex
movanle in oborozevanje je bio povsod. Impe-
r~ialistiene nagone so Uncle tudi druge kapitali-
stiene Wade. Ampak odgovornost "a izbruh te
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-06
Podlost ma vrhuncu.

o tenn nina nota niti besedice. ALI pAei Da,,
nota pravi, da zahtetajo zave4nfki sramots Mem.
6ije in Avstrije. In to Sc nanssa ma avtonomijo
narodov ma Nemskem In v Avstriji.
Mi nismo odgovorni "a; pogoje aaveznikov.
Ne podpisujemo Jill. &c zahtevajo Carierad, da
jejo tista nacela v pestmi, XII so jh sami razgla-
Sail. Ampak nemska cesarska'' vlada sc ne, rag.
burja zaradi tega; "sramota!" kriei, ker zavez.
Mkt izjavili, da mora obndvljena Poljska OBJ
sesati vss poljske kraje in ker ina Nemeija sauna
nekaj takih krajev v krempljih; "sramotai"
hresei cato, ker ~obseghjo zavezniski pogoji tudi
avtonomijo "a a~vstrijsEe narode.
Sramote pa ne trpi cesarska vlada. Noben
posten clovek ma svetu STEER ne DO deal, da je
sramota storiti kaj pravienega. Ampak cato. da
Sc naprej zavaruje proti ~izyrsitvi pravice, 10 o.
znaeuje Viljemova vlada "a sramoto. Potem sc
pa upa pisati predsedniku Wilsonu, da soglasa
z njegovimi naceli, XII ~obsegajo prav to, kar cd.
klanJa ona VISA o~gOreena kot -sramotnoi'
Nota berlinske Wade nadalie pripoveduje,
da odklanja S predsednikom Wilsonom vred tu-
di Nemtija vse zveze, Xxi COMIC narode V tekmo
"a hegemonijo in jim vlivajo naklonjenost "a sebic
ne intrige. Pc starem nacinu with diplomatov
sc tudi ia nOta igra z besedami "vlada", "drza.
va, "narod", kakor da je to vseeno. Mase ma.
rodov sploh ne hrepene pc hegemoniji in ne isGejo
intrig. Ampak kar gOvori Nemeija o svojem off.
cielnem staliS6u napram .zvezam, je brezobrazns
infamija, kateri je cello v zgodovini diplomacije
tezko najti para.
Nemcija je najprej sklenila zvezo z Avstrijo
To le bila grOznja V novi Evropi, in ko Sc je il
strahu pred to provokacijo republi6anska Fran
ella aliirala s c~aristi6no Rusijo, je pritegnila
Nemeiia Sc Italijo k sebi in ustvarila tisto tro-
zvezo, XII je bila YES cas- najve6ja vojna nevar-
most V Evropi, ki ie imela neopore6no h~egemoni6-
ne namene, in XII ie vrgla vse narode v tolmun
blaznega oborOzevanja, glavnega pospesevalca sc.
DAME vOine.
Trozveza Sc je razbila, ker so 81 interest ME
nth elanov nasprotovali. Nem6iia pa ina re ma
domestic in gradi "centralri biloxi, ne lie "a Sc
danjo vojno dobo, ampak Sc Dol; Ia bodoenos,
pc miru. Avstrijo, Bolgarsko in Tureijo ina re
priklenjeno, a z novo drzavo princa Mirka bi ra-
da Sc ~poveeala ia biloxi. Kdo more biti tako slep.
da ne hi v tenn videl hegemonije7 Kdo tako lah-
kOveren. da hi smatral intrigo V TAKEN bloku "a
izkijuGen0?