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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
LONG TUNIC VOGUE
THIS FALL.

The long tunic and odd forms appeaT
as features of fall skirts, writes Betty
Brown in her New York fashion letter
The new tunic almost never extends all
of the way around the figure. 1t is
sometimes set on only across the back
and sides of skirt.
1t seems necessary to edge tunic
v it'll some heavier material. A band
of velvet makes an attractive finish
on skirt of black crepe meteor. Mar
row bands of sealskin are also used on
the more elaborate skirts.
The secret of success in making a
tunic is to allow a great amount OF
material There's not bit of style in
a skinny over-drapery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
PARTY OF PROMINENT
RICHLAND PEOPLE IN CITY

DR.. and Mrs. n. c. Aston, Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Aston of Richland, Ga.
and Miss Louise Wlliford, of Sylyes-
ter, Ca, are in the city today, guests
of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. M.
N Edwards, on Church street Dr..
Aston is one of the best known resi-
dents OF Stewart county, and one of
Richards best citizens, where he has
conducted drug store for many years.
DR.. Aston is also one of the largest
and most successful peach planters in
this section of the state, and he has
many friends in Sumter county who
are always glad to see him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
NELL PRIMARY BILL
AGAIN PASSED BY HOUSE

ATLANTA, Ga, July 27.-The pas
sage by the senate of the Neill prl-
mary bill, requiring political parties in
Georgia to hold their primaries in &C
cordance with the county unit system,
is regarded as practically certainty,
The overwhelming vote of liz to 40
by which it passed the house on yes
terday is fairly good index of senti-
ment, in the senate as well as in the
house. 1t will be recalled that the bill
passed in 1915, and was vetoed by Gov
ernor Harris.
That Governor Dorsey will approve
the bill, and take pleasuse in doing so,
is indicated by the language Of his
message to the legislature Wednesday
in which he declared that convention
Juggling and chicanery should be
stopped in Georgia
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27

from their own kitchens are helping
b,, economical and carefully balanced
calls to release a greater degree of en-
ergy toward the cause of freedom, are
dedicated no less than they to patriotic
service.
There is no room in the home for
womans cry against it's restrictions.
The war has brought to every woman
the great vocation of service to her
country. That service can be render
ed not only at the front, in the arts,
the professions; it can be rendered
from that unhonored and unsung cruX
Of the home-the kitchen. - Fannie
Hurst of the Vigilantes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
AGREE ON PLAN TO
EXCHANGE WOUNDED

LONDON, July 27.-An agreement
was reached today between British and
German delegates on the exchanging
and treatment of civilian and military
prisoners of the respective countries,
the agreement being ratified by both
governments.
The agreement provides that direct
repatriation of certain classes of pris-
oners be resumed, with the removal of
the more seriously wounded from Swift
zerland to their own countries in order
t. make room for others in like con-
dition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27


= WHEN GERMANY WILL WIN. =
y = \ 4 4 + \ \ = = + =
When you hear that I've outbatted T.
Raymond Cobb
And made Alexander retire;
When you hear that I've settled all
strikes for the mob
And am setting the nations on fire;
When you hear that I've made Gilbert
Nichols look slow
And have shorn mighty Willard of
mirth;
AS you ponder it over, G. Reader, you'll
know
The Kaiser has cleaned up the earth.
When you hear that the Senate has
made its last speech,
And T. R. has ducked from a fight;
When the High Cost of Living has
drifted in reach
And the price of potatoes is right;
When the Movies have logical pictures
to show
And dollar will bring in its worth
Pray don't get excited, G. Reader,
but know
The Kaiser has cleaned up the earth.
When New Ysrk detectives are unprob
ed at last,
And Ty Cobb is through with the
stick;
When l have dashed Byron and Keats
to the mast,
AS a bard who is there with the
kick;
When other things happen that never
. have yet
In the loop of this mundane girth
Go to it G. Reader and slip in your bet
That Wilhelm has cleaned up the
earth.
-Grantland Rice
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
SALVARADOR ALYARADO HAS
RETURNED TO YUCATAN

MEXICO CITY, July 27.-General
Salvarador Alvarado, governor of Yu-
catan, who was called to the capital
some time ago for a conference with
President Carranza has returned to
Yucatan, to assume full charge of mil
itary operations for the determination
Of bandits in the states of Yucatan.
Tabasco and Campeche. 1t was gen
orally rumored when Gen. Alyarado
arrived here that he was to assume a
place in Carranza's cabinet, but his
departure seems to have put an end
to such rumors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
MR.. AND MRS. w. d. IYEY
TO LEAVE AMERICUS SOON.

Many in Americas will regret to
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Ivey
and family, who have made their home
in Americas for several years past, will
remove to Covington, Ca, on August
LIST, Mr. Ivey having accepted position
at that place. Mr.. and Mrs. lyey have
made a number of warm friends in
Americas, and general regret is felt at
their departure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
MRS. WORTHY ENTERTAINS
FOR SEVERAL VISITORS.

In honor of several charming visit
ing girls, Mrs. w. B. Worthy entertain
ed in delightful manner this after
noon at her home on Hancock avenue.
Sunfiowers and zinnias made the pref
ty bungalow most attractive, and three
tables were placed effectively for the
game.
Sandwiches and punch were served
after the game, the hostess being as
sisted by Miss Caroline Worthy. Those
invited were Miss Ruth Britton and her
guest, Miss Annie Blount Moseley, OF
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
TO OPEN T0MBS OF
"HERO KING" OF SWEDEN

STOCKHOLM, July 81 The sarco
phagus of Charles XII, Swedens hero
king" who was killed by shot in the
back of the head at the siege of Fred
erickshald in 171S, is shortly to be
opened by a commission of scientists
appointed by King Gustayus 1t is de.
sired to make careful examination Of
the nature of the wound, the direction
OF entry of the prOjectile, etc. The cof-
fin was opened and the wound examined
in 1859, but the examination was care
lessly conducted
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
Maddox

MADDOX, Ga, July 27.-After spend
ing some time with relatives here, Mrs.
Pearl Harvey and children have re-
turned to their home in Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Johnson and Mr..
Boone were recent visitors to Monte
yuma.
Eston Howe and family of DeSoto,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. R.
Howe.
A. NJ. Chappell was Sunday visitor
to Webster county.
Miss Kathryn Webb has returned
from Buena Vista, where she spent sew
eral weeks with relatives,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
PARTY FROM AMERICUS
ATTENDED ALBANY DANCE

A number of Americas people went
down to Albany last night to attend the
dance given in that city Among those
going were Misses Halle Poole, and
Rudene Becht, of Atlanta; Thelma Eas-
terlin, Messrs. Charles Burke, Emmett
Earl Bolton, Henry Clay, Henry Lump
kin. A. ]. Poole, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E,
]. Eldridge and Mr.. and Mrs. ], F
Gatewood, Jr.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All members of Americas Lodge, No.
10, F. and A. M, are urged to attend
regular meeting on Friday evening,
July 9th, at eight o'clock.
Very important business must be at
tended to at this meeting as well as
work in. Fellowcraft degree.
All brother Masons are cordially in
tied. ]. ROSCOE PARKER,
Secretary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
UNIVERSAL SERVICE
FOR WOMEN.

IF only had & career.
Anybody can do housework.
Il used to paint before I was mar
ried"
81 showed talent for burnt leather
but my husband discouraged it,"
There is no future to domestic
drudgery."
What professional or business wo-
man has not heard these plants from
her domestic sisters frequently poured
into her ears; these walls from the wo-
men who are too little or too deeply
in matrimony to cultivate vocation
or an avocation.
1t is a conservative estimate that
eight times out of ten the woman with
the 'if only l had kept up my music"
cry (by very virtue of not having kept
i. up despite all obstacles) would
thereby have more vitality robbed the
cradle than the public. But it is now
these same women, who, fretful against
destiny and the boredom OF routine, are
in a Dosition to render important SER
vice to the nation in it's emergency.
At this moment, these home-women
of the country, aching to express them
selves, have it in their power to make
tho housewives apron a uniform of ma
tional significance.
If the "homebody' with longings to
create" is not free to bob her hair
and take up palate, she is free to
helm create world freedom by making
economy fashionable, lest it become
obligatory" She is free to see to 1t
that 'out there" some soldier shall be
better fed, better warmed, healthier
and stronger because she is part OF th4
great sacrifice behind his sacrifice.
For every ounce of discretion used
hy her in food and clothing conserva-
ton she is releasing an ounce of en-
ergy to the nation Her ability to man
euver and prepare every article of food
that comes into her house so that
waste is eliminated and it's nutritiye
mower raised to the nth degree, Is
helping enhance the resistiye power OIL
her country and her country's Allies
Let her not belittle the magnitude OF
this contribution. In all probability
the woman who wanted to do burnt
leather is in position to render great
err service to mankind by practicing
efficient thrift in her household than
by creating burnt-leather atrocities
when there is a scarcity Of animals for
leather as well as for meat.
The department of agriculture has
il figured out that if only sinsle
ounce of edible food on the average is
allowed to spoil or be thrown away in
each of our twenty million homes,
over one million three hundred thous-
and pounds of material are wasted
each day. 1t takes the fruit of many
acres and the work of many people
to raise, prepare and distribute four
hundred and sixty-four million pounds
Of food year. Every ounce of food
thrown away, therefore, tends also to
waste the labor of an army of busy
citizens.
All honor is due to the women who
leave their homes to nurse and care
for the wounded, but the women, who
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
NOTICE.

All creditors of the late w. Fl. R..
Schroeder are hereby requested to
present their claims Immediately in
order that the affairs of the estate may
be closed. E. J. SCHROEDER,
7-27-10t Executor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27

Greensboro; Miss elizabeth Brown and
her guest, Miss Minnie Holmes, of
Culloden; Miss Melva Clark and her
guest, Miss Irma Wilkes, of Tampa,
Fla; Mrs Fred Smith Mrs. Grey
Tillman and her sister, Miss Stovall,
of Bostwick; Miss Mary Eliza Shop
pard Miss Marthena Bivins, Mrs. Cleye
Purvis and Miss Caroline Worthy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
A CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish to express to my dear friends
and patrons my sincere appreciation
of their patronage in the past, and
shall hope for continuation of the
same in my absence.
27-2t Nc. PRATHER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-27
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late W.
Fl r. Schroeder are hereby respect
fully requested to Immediately settle
their Indebtedness in order that the
estate may be closed up.
Z, J. SCHROEDER, Executor.
= o. g0t
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

Scdaj razpravljalno na TEN mcstu q zdrav-
stvenem zavarovanju. lmamo nadaljc tudi Java
rovanjc "a brezposelnc, matcrinsko zavarovanjc III
raznc druge pododdelkc. Toda V vseh teh jc ma
cello enako, namreJ, da so vsi. moSki kOt zenske
medsebojno zaviSni drug cd drugega ola je mai
vecje vaznOsti Ia mas, da Sc godi nasim delavcem
sotrpinom dobro; ola Sc njih GENE ne priganjajo in
ne silijo V toyarue ako re morajo delati - in
sicer vsaj teden pred porodom in teden po poro-
du, nadalje ola mai dclavci ,ako zbole. ne zavise
cd svojih piGlih prihrankov, niti mai sc ne pre-
p~uscajo usIniljenosti drugih ljudi, ampak mai Sc
preSkrbi zanjc kolektiyno, cd sirani drzave.
Zdravjc ic Socialna stvar. Brezposelnost je so
cialna stvar. In vsaka sOcialna stvar jc zadcva.
"a katero Sc moranio zanimati vsi brez iziemc.
Delavec, Xxi Sc mora klatiti pc ulicah IA de-
loln. izgubi mnog0 ia svoji mozatosti. Delavec, XII
Je zavarovan roper brezposelnost, 81 ohrani svo-
10 moSko east in ponoS. Dclavec, ki mora pred ca
som zapustiti svoio bolniSko poStclio, ola tekmu-
je Z drugimi IA dclO, ic bremc vscmu delayStvu.
Delavec, Xxi je zavarovan. ter Sc mu dobro postrcze
IN ugOdi V vsem, doklcr Sc popolnoma ne ozdravi.
je veliko boljsi d~rzavljan in DO jake mnogo kori-
still kot tax sv6ii DRAW.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

10 JIG predsednik Wilson razvil svoj program
o bodocem miru, je oficielna Nemcija izprva mol
Gala. Oglasila sc je Sele V tisti perfidni mott, V ka-
teri Je napovedala svoie brczobzirno vojskovanjc
S Submarmkami. Oznacili smo re tistO hinavsko
hesramnost berlinskc Wade in tedanjim besedam
nam nj treba nicesar dodajati.
kadar Sc zdi Oficielnin u,tam ~primcrio. Ola
lnoice, Je pa vcasi 2animiyo, kar pisejo ncOficielna
peresa, ZlaSti cc Je ZnanO, da piScjo 4 oficielnim
dovolJenJem. GLASGOW nekaterih ncmSkih listov o
"lisolOvem govoru so s tega s~taliSca zelO poucni.
klerikalna "KOelnischc VoIkszeitung'', XII
naJbolje nraza m~isljenje katoliskega "Centri-
ma pise, da Sc nj cas- "a koristno razpravljanje
o WilsonOvem mirovhem programu. Pc mnenju
tega lista SO predsednikOvi predlogi proved pro-
dukt profesorskih Studij, da hi mogli sluziti "a
podlago bOdocega sveta. @ WilsonOvih besedah, da
bl sc moral skleniti mir brez zma govalca in brez
prelnaganega, meni klerikalni list, ola sc Nemcija
$ SvoJimi zaveznicami lahko smatra "a zmagoval-
ko; kiJub temu je pripravljena skleniti talk mir,
ia nc bl nobena stranka dRtirala drugi p~ogojev.
Dotod so i~zvajanja katoliSkega lista cisto
simpatiena. Ampak Ia uvod sluzi lie namenu, da
bi napravi simpaticno razpolozenje. Prava misel
pr1haJa pc klerikalni taktiki sele V nadaljevaniu:
" Ia lhlsel Je Z uvodom V krice6em nasprotju.
Wilsonov mirovni predlog brez image na.
dalJuJe centTUmsko glasilo - kratkomalo Zavra.
camo. Mir IN Anaga sta lie cilj, po katerem mora
mo tremrti ma vso moe. In predsednikov mirovni
program vsebuJe Sc drugo toxic. Iii jo moramo.
ieZeco povsem izven diskalsije, odkloniti kOt ne
"hosen predlog to je namrec zahteva. Xxi Sc tice
neodvsne Poljske. Jasno je, ola misli Wilson pi
TEN ma o~dcepitev krajev, Xxi so pref pripadali
polJskemu kraljevstvu, sedaj pa tvorijo del mem.
skega cesarstva. V tel zadevi ne moreno reel mic
diuzega, kakor: "Roke pro6!" AGO ceni Wilson
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

V DRAW New York, Xxi ina diva socialista Y
svoji Legislature, JIG prislo zadnji cas- pc njju pri-
zadevanju vpraSanje delavskega zavarovanja ia
dnevni red. . nacrtu Sc je Y postavodaji razvila
razprava, Xxi JIG zbudila zanimanjc tudi V priza-
detih krogih izven zbornice.
New York Call piSe o tenn:
Razprava o zakonu, ticocem Sc dclavskega
zavarovanja, ki sc je sprozla V newyorski posta-
vodaji, je zopet postala sredisce zanimanja IA
vprasanje o socialnem zavarovanju. Priznati je
dejstvo, ola sc "a to ideio boljinbolj zanimajo vsi
sloJi nase drzave, kar sc ina pozdraviti z vese-
lem. Zedinjene drzave so ~zaostalc V ten oziru
dalec "a ysako drugo drzavo ma svetu, in Selc
pred nekaj lett sc JIG sprozila ideja, ia sc DELUXE
"a to stvar skupno. Sedaj je nacelo tn, in jc lie Sc
vprasanje, da sc izboljsa in uredi elm najbolj
mogoce.
OdSkOdnirrski zakon delavstva. XII je V velja-
vi V tel DRAW, in XII varuie na stotisocc delavcev
pred kapitalisticnimi volkovi, V ~slucaju &c sc de-
lavcc ponesrcci pri delu, JIG sad sociaIisticne in
delavske ~agitacije. Kajti VISA leta pred to dobo
so bill delavci zavarovani pc tako zvanih de
lenses" (obranah) to Sc pravi, ako re je delavec
ponesrecil pri delu, je moral toziti pri sodiscu, in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

~kongresa ma svoji strani. Vsi skupaj smo sluzbe-
nikl lJudstva IN moramo tudi skupno delati V ME
govern duhu, kolikor "a moreno razumeti in ures-
nicevati.
Mice he dvomi, da smo prisilicni tako della
H. Zasled0vati mOramo V TEN teZkem polozaju ma
So trgovino in ~ziyljenje 2 bistrim pogledom in s
ciljem pred o6mi. oDloGiti sc mora Sc oh priliki ma
elm in obseg, ako Ia prilika kdaj pride.
Diplomatitnim potion Sc nj moglo priti do
nevtralnih pravic, cato je sedaj potrebna oboro-
zcna nevtralnost. Ne JAZZ ne narod lie zeli, da hi Sc
morale dejansko uporabiti orozje in upam, da ra-
zumejo tudi druge drzave nastopanje ameriskega
naroda.
Mislim, da Sc mi nj treba sklicavati ma dokaze
resne, dolgotrajne potrpezljivOsti tri leta moicga
uradovanja dokazujejO, da sem prijatelj miru in
da ga hocem ohraniti dezeli, dokle: je lc mogocc.
Ne predlagam vojne in tudi ne nameravam storiti
nobcnega koraka, ki hi jo nujno povzroGil. Pro
SIM Vas lie, da mi podelite : svojimi GLASGOW tista
sredstva III tisto avtoriteto, Xxi jo potrebujem, da
morem dejansko braniti pravice velikega naroda,
Hi zivi V miru in ne zahteva mic drugega, kakor
pravice miru, da more zasledovati Svoje miro iub-
he smotre V miru in sreci ter uzivati pravice, XII Jill
prizhavaio vsi civilizirani narodi sveta &c cd dav-
nine.
kaj Sc zgodi, sc Sc ne more vedcti. Upam, da
mi DO narod zaupal in da mi podeli dovolienje,
da oborozim trgovske parnike, da sc lahko bra
MILO prot napadom oil strani podmorskih Golnoy.
ladle III lJudstvo imajo praVico do mirne in po-
stavTe trgovine ma morju. Ne gre pa Samo "a tryo-
vino. Mi ne mislimo lie ma materijalne interese. IA
kocki SO fundamentame GloveSke pravice in pred
vsem pravica do z~ivlienja. Ne mislim lie ma pravico
Americanov, da smejo opravljati postavno trgovi-
no po morju, kjerk0li hoGejo, temveG mislim ma ne
dotakl jive pravice clovedanstva, brez katerih nj
mogoce misliti IA nikakrSno civilizaciio.
Moi ELI so veliki principi cloveGnosti in var
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

V zadnji stevilki smo oncnili, la je prisel
predscdnik Wilson zadnji pondeljck zopet pred
kongreS. II ozircIn ma nepore6no kriticni polozaj,
V katercm zivi scdaj narod Zedinjenih draw in z
ozirom ma nedogledne posledice vsakega resnega
koraka ie sedaj vsaka TAXA izjava wanna. Zgodo-
vina hi zme slueajnih ~dogodkov, ampak trdno
s~klenjcna veriga kdor noce pc njei tavati kakor
Pc megli, mora poznati vse clane te verge, in "a
radi tega Sc moramo ozreti tudi ma Wilsonov go
vor, ker utegne V bodo6nosti postati sc vaznejSi,
kakor danes.
Professionals JIG deial:
Gospoda moja!
Iopet sem prOsil IA dovoljenje, da Sc smem
obrniti do vas, ker smo V kritiGnem poloza in, V
katerem smatram IN svojo dolznOst, da ostanem V
ozjem stiku z obema zbornicama, da Sc med Mani
izmenjajo nasveti in sc strinja naSe delovanje.
Dne ~tretjega februarja sem VAN oficielnO ma
manil, da je cesarska nemska vlada storila nena.
den i'll nepriGakovan korak in naznanila svoj ma
men, da prekli5e V aprilu preteklega leta dane OBJ
lube in Ola misli ovirati $ podmorskimi Golni tn
govske ladie bojujocih Sc drzav, kakor tudi new
tralnih, ako Sc priblizajo Angliji, lrski, atlantski
Obali ali pristaniS6em V SredozemSkem morju.
Tie operacije misli vrsiti, ne oziraie Sc ia me-
lG, katere SO postavljene pc mednarodnem pravu
in cello brez ozira ma postave clovecanStva, XII hi
10 ovirale V njenih ciljih.
TIA politika Sc je zaGela takoj uresnicivati.
To pOIitiko so zdaj re skoro Stiri tedne dejan-
sko zasledovali, reSni6ni uspehi pa Sc MISC popol-
noma jasni. Trgovina drngih nevtralnih draw trpi
veliko skodo, toda morda ne wee, kakor je &c tr-
pela pred prvim februarjem, ko ie nova politika
eesarske Wade presla V dejanie.
Wilson ie pravil nadalje. da Sc druge nevtral-
ne drzave MISC odzvale vabilu Zedinicnih drzav,
da hi ma enak nacm n~astopile proti Nemciji
Pomorska trgovina mnogo trpi, ker so pamiki
ustavljeni V pristaniseih. Potopliena sta bila diva
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06
o delaVSkem ZaVarOVaniu.

gospodar, kakOr "a imenuje poStava, ic incl pr
TEN tri Opiralne tOcke: lahko jc dcjal. da jc de.
lavec sam kriv n~eSrcce, kajti ko ie vstopil V sluz.
DO. hi bill lahko spOznal, TIA jc delo nevarno; al.
pa 81 je bill kriv sam ysled la,tne zanemarjenosti
ali pa je bill kriv njegov sodelavec, in tako sc
je gOspodar lepo izmuzil in nj mu bilo treba pla.
cati nikakrsnih odskodnin.
konservativci SO desetletia uceno dokazovali,
tia so sodista zadostna obrana "a delavca Y slu-
caju nesrete, in leto IA letom jc n~arasGalo stevilo
dclavskih induStrijskih nesrec.
Statisticarji so dokazaii, da nj bila kriyda ma
strani delavstva, aimpak da 10 je prip;sova,i indu-
~strijskim razmeram, V katerih so ii moral dclati
-sicer hi morali pohajati brez della, in kar je ma
ra'na posledica, o~stajati brez kruha. Socialni de
lavci so Ocitali tenn razmeram grozno trpljenje.
XII so ga delavci prcstali V ~sluGaju nezgode. Socia-
iisti, posebno glasniki socialiStov, so nam pokaza-
b strasne izgube, XII so Jill imeli, kadar so DELAY
ci iskali odSkOdnino pri sodiScih.
In takO je bio treba d%csctletja napormc agi-
tactic cd strani socialistov in delavskih vodite-
ljev splOh, da so pridobili ljudstvo nase drzavc
"a to postavo, XII jo imamo sedaj, teravno ie sc
nepopolna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-06

ca oDorOZeilega post0panJa enc Sllc ali pa koaliciie
raznh sill. Bodocnost nemSkega cesarstva lie IA
mas mnogo v~aznejsa, kakor bodocnost "~sveta" i'm
bodocnCSt ''cloveGnosti".
Rablatni grof ina vsai to %prednost, da SO
nJegove besede popolnoma jasnc.
"krcuzzeitung' pravi: MAS veliki Moltkc
Je incl naposled vendar pray, ko je dcjal, da jc
Vecen MIR san, i'll kdor Sc poglobi V stvar. mu MISC
TO nit lepe SAME. Tudi Bismarck ie upozarial ma
TO, da Jc bog temel jno nacelo vsega zivljenia."
Lahko bi navedli Sc cello zbirko takih Ga,ni-
karskih izjav; ampak tie popolnoma zadostuicjo.
Nam pac he pripovedujeio nic novega. Veliko raz-
ocaranje pa prihaSaio vsem tistim. Xxi SO v~erieli.
eta Je bl Wllsonov govor kaj wee kakor lepa
teorlJa IN ola DO incl ma Wade tax "moralen"
vpIv, ola so bodO pri s~klepanja miru ravnali DO
njegovih naGelih.
Wilson je stall V senatu kot pridigar. V real
mem ~zivlJenJu pa lie odlocaio pridigc, temvec del.
silva. AalOstno j, da je pol stoletia DO Marxu
hhateriJallstlcno spoznavanje zgodovinc Sc tako
malo ~osvoJilo duhove, da Jill vsaka lcpa pridiga
%ahese. Prakticllo Sc sicer vsi ravnajo 20 faktih.
aulpak pri vsaki pi.liki delajo razliko med prakso
in lcJrijo.
Glasovi nemSkih GaSopisov nam lie movie ka-
%eJo, Ola Sc Nemcija nit V sanjah ne bojujc "a III
ste ellie, XII Jill JIG navajal Wilson. Tudi zavezniki'
sc ne ~bojuJejo zanje. In nobena lepa teorija he
BIO odlocevalo o bodoeem miru in o NIGGA temeliih.
10 odlocevanic pripravljajo voini dogodki in ve
tisto, kar Je Z mimi poSredno in neposredno v
ZveZi.
Wade sc zavedajo tega. Obzalovati ie, da Sc
vega vSaJ V zadostni meri ne zavedajo liudske
mase In nIti delayski razred sam Sc tega ne "a
veda dovolJ. Pa vendar je bod0Gi mir prokleto
wanna zadeva delavstva; kajti vsi niegovi bodoGi
boji sc bodo Odigravali ma tisti podlagi. XII 10
ustvari ia mir.