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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-05-11

List of letters remaining in the post
office for week ending May 2:
Mrs Amanda Carter Annie b Connor
Callie Farmer Mary Griffin
w. NJ. Hill j. d. Hill
}. 7. Holloway Mrs Ethel Lee
Hattie Long Emmee Mackerield
John Mason Mary Macon
Mrs Lissie McCrowe Johnnie Moore
Mrs. Annie Bush Gale Bush
Mrs. Ruth Rogers Pearl Sapand
Nell Spann Lise Epann
Mary Bell Steward Matte Fate
Felix Taylor John Allen Triplett
Jim Turner Mrs Edward Watson
George White Mrs Sarah Young
When calling for above letters.
please say advertised, and present one
cent at the general delivery window.
A. G. FAINT, T. NJ.
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Statement Of Financial Condition Of
Bank of Macon.

located at MACON, in the County Of Noxubee.
State Of Mississippi, at the close Of bushes.
MAY l, 1917, made to the Board Of Bank
Examiners.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-05-11
MOI in Her Linz

Edith-What was the sermon about
last Sunday?
Charlotte-Search me! sing in the
choir,
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W. o. BARNES, SR.. Adit.

Willie-Sa Say, pa, what is the differ
nee between a close frierd and a dear
friend?
PA close friend, my son, is one
who will not lend you money, while a
lear friend is M who bcrrows all YOU
will stand for.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-05-11

LiJe is a short day but it is a work.
ing day, Activity may lead to evil. but
in activity cannot be led to good. Ham
nah Moore,
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RESOURCES
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06
Yours for good old Trade
water Coal.
Yard and office just north
of ]. 6. h. r.
Phone 81,
City Coal & Transfer Co.
MARION, KY.
j. Wesley Lamb RObt. S. EIkinS
Managers.

R. R. Tutor and wife. hurry
Mcdowell and Mrs. Lena Hub.
bard all spent Sunday last, at
Dawson springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], T. Tucker of
Shady grove, have returned
from q visit to their daughter
and family Mrs. Luther McCon.
nell Of Clovis New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd and
daughter Miss Grace, and son
Finnie of Shady Grove. also Por-
ter Leneave have gone to Clarks
vile, Tenn. to visit relatives. .
Mrs. 7. A. Enoch and Mrs. F.
W. Num- are among the house
keepers In this county who are
conserving all the foods on their
home places. They are canning
and drying every thing eatable
and their course is to be com.
mended. Next winter when
their tables are supplied with the
fat Of the land many others will
90 hungry.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06
BELLS MINES

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bill Tudor, Of
Evansville. Ind. and their daughter,
Mrs. Stella Spark. of Kansas, are the
guests of friends and relative here.
The protracted meeting has closed
at Bells Mines There were seven or
eight conversions and those who were
baptized at the mouth of Cypress in
Tradewater river were as follows:
Misses Jennie Rutherford, Merry Nc
Maine, Bessie Davidson. Beatrice
Shelley. Zema Dempsey. Mrs. T. A.
Dempsey and Mr.. Charley Hazel
Several from here attended the fair
at Shawneetown. III Thursday.
Misses Mae Holman and Alma
Heath, Of Postum Ridge, spent We'd
nesday night the guests of Mrs. Bud
Shields. Patriot.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06
DYCUsBURo

Miss Rhea Cooksey, Of Kuttaws, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
K. Cooksey.
Messrs. George Graves, Robert
Ramsge and Claude Daughtery let
for Gary, Ind. Monday.
Mrs. F. B. Dycus, Jr., left for
Crowder, No.. Friday. where she will
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. c. A.
Brasher. for several weeks.
Misses Eta and Grace Baird, Of
Dixon, KY, and brother. Kelly, Of
near Crayne. spent last week in town
the guests of their sister. Mrs. P. F.
Ramsge.
Mr.. and Mrs F. d. Ramage are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Trenton Pat
terson, of Sikeston. Mo.
Misses Edmonia Bennett, of Padu-
cab. and Mary Finley, of Marion, ar.
rived Saturday to open school Monday.
Edge Gregory and wife, of Thine,
were guests Of Mrs. e. Gregory the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Griffin spent
several days last week in Psducah the
guests of Mrs. Ira Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Watson, Of Tru-
man, Ark, were called here last week
to the bedside of their sister. Miss
Maude Polk. who is dangerously III.
Mrs. 7. L. Phillips and children. Of
Kuttawa, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. K. Cooksey.
Mrs. Lucian Vosier and children. Of
Kuttswa, are guests Of Mrs. Virginia
Vosier.
Messrs. ]. C. and W. l.. Griffin and
families motored to Fredonia shopping
Saturday afternoon.
Lucian vosier. of Kuttawa, spent
Sunday in town. e
Mrs. Doyle Polk. Of Lyon county.
was the guest Of her mother. Mrs..
Laura Ralston. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. c. Griffin. Bud Harp and
Lula Ball are on the sick list ct this
writing.
The protracted meeting will begin
Monday night, Sept 10th. at the Bap-
tist church. Rev. 7. T. Martin. Of
Hampton, Ky, will assist the pastor,
Rev. Gass.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06
MIDWAY
Lewis Guess and family spent Sun

Lewis Guess and family spent SUM-
day at the home Of C. L. Hill.
Jake Cseacey, Of Beaumont. Tex Is
is visiting relatives in this section. This
Is his first visit here. He has bee n in
Texas twenty-five years. We are glad
to have him with US once more.
Mrs. Martha Thompson. who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Wilson. the past two weeks. has re-
turned home.
Tommy Matthews. of Frances, visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. Kirby Paris,
Saturday night.
: TIller Sigler and wife spent Satur-
day night with J. R. Sigler.
Dozie Hill and wife spent Sunday
night at the home Of Ed Cruce Of
Crsyne.
Rev. Vaughn visited ]. A. Wilson
Sunday and Sunday night.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06

Who ever borrowed my breech
loading shot gun will please re.
turn 1t at once. s. M. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamb Miss
Ethel Hard, and Marjorie Paris
and Mrs. Verlie Koltinsky spent
a delightful week camping and
fishing on Piney Creek near
Deanwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Yandell
motored to Rosiclare. Suuds-
and took dinner at the "a
hotel. They accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. John Yandell home
from a visit here and in the
county and also at Dawson.
Go to George w. Stone for
your glasses in rims or rimless,
any kind you want. His low
prices will surprise you. Office
hours 8 to l2and Ito s on Mon.
days and Saturdays. Other week
days in the afternoon only.
Office lower floor Of Press Bldp.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06
COAL PRICES
FIXED

The prices of coal has been
fixed and under the present
high prices, freight rates be-
ing increased, feed stuff be-
ing advanced over 100 per
cents, hands so per cent, it
IS impossible for US to sell
coal at less than ID cents at
Yard or Car, and make a Iiv-
ing out of our business.
We handle only, the ceIe-
brated "TRADEWATER" coal
from the West Kentucky Coal
Co., at Stursls and no other
If we can possibly get it, be-
cause a "TRADEWATER" Coal
customer IS a satisfied GUS
toner, and one that will
stay.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06

NY 80
For the newest thing in mil
lin.ry see Moore and Pkens.
Gtbe Abel spent the eek enc
in Paducah and Smithlal visit
ing friends and relative
WANTED - Hickory I'd Oak
logs.
Glchrist & Weller.
Mrs. Ada S. Cavend 10 in
Cincinnati buying fall ghs for
tie May S & Lavender enrium.
A ribbon sale nice wild ipbon
on sale Saturday Sep. 8 Lot
tie TiIsley Tersy.
Miss Mamie Roches'erquite
i'll OF tonsiliti, at her he on
Belleville street
Nice line wooden and STRESS
patterns at Lotlie Tinsleyr.ry.
Walter Slayton and fan Of
Sturgis were the guests ofan'
vile P, Slsyton and famlyast
week.
DR.. Gilchrist has purchi the
Murphy place Of Vim. H,pher
and will move to it in linear
future.
J. B. Whi'e wife apaby
have n owed to the city the
winter and will occupy th'nny
bungalow.
Some bargains in the Kcor.
set at Lottis Tinsley Teri
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yanare
speeding the week at son
Springs, Ky. RosicIare mel
T. ]. Sleamaker and lily
have moved to the Acge
property In this city frole
Barnett farm.
A. s. Canaan Of Rosiclaa.
was a pleasant visitor at d
hore this week.
Miss Lucille Pope who has
the guest Of relatives in
homs, Texas and louisa
expected home this week.
Clarence Morgan anu ~
Of Marion, Ky, spent the
Of the week with relatives
-Rosiclare Sentinel.
Miss Mildred Moore and
Elvah Pickens are openlni
elegant line Of new fall mill
at the old Ramase stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. White
little nephew ofNashville t.
who were guests Of ]. W. "
and family have returned b
Lawrence Hard and II
Davenport left Monday mo
for Lexington TO attend the
State College.
Mrs. Verlie Koltinsky
Thursday for her home IN
garfield after a pleasant
her many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Rile.
have been to Southeast
souri, to visit their:daughte'
w. F. Burns. are expected
this week.
For correct st, les and r
able prices in millinery see
and Pickens.
Mrs. r. N. Foster wa
guest Of her son Colemar
ter this week, at his HON
Mullikin.
Mr.. Alex P. Kelly OF
Broadway left this aftern'
a visit to relatives In Go
and Cave.in.Rock.
Paducs
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gil
rented the Boston Cott'
North Walker street o.
move to It this week.
Mrs. Ethel williams OF
WASH, was honor guest
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06
opening.
Moore and Pickens.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Farris pas
sed through the city Wednesda!
enroute to Dawson Springs OF
their annual visit to this famou.
watering place.
The last teachers examination
for certificates to teach for the
year 1917, will be held at the
court house Sept. 81 and %. State
and county .
E ]. Travis,
c, unity Sup.
Misses Katherine ard Ruth
Moore, Of Marion. KY, came
over Monday for q visit with
relatives and friends. - Eliza.
BEETHOVEN (Ill., Independent.
FOR SALE:-A house aud lot in
Rochester's addition to the
city of Marion. For terms see
me. W. B. Rankin,
Fords Ferry. Ky.
) Prof. E. J. Travis, Fred Hill.
yard. Miss Ethel Hard and Mrs.
Verlie Koltinsky attended the
teachers institute at Princeton
last week.
Silk waist sale three dollar
waist 81 so Georgett at So 80 a
coat suit sale one day Only Sat
urday Sept. s at Lottie Tinsley
Terry. :.
Clara Virginia, the infant dau.
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs, Foster
Pogue, who has been seriously i'll
Of meningitis, is reported better.
Princeton Leader.
Trice Bennett has PURCHASED
the Gopher residence and will &C.
cuby it il the fall. Mr.. Gopher
and his wife will locate at Harris.
burg, III where their two daugh-
tiers live.
Ms Collin PIERCE and child
rem OF st. Louis left Tuesday for
home after spending the summer
here and in the country with
Mrs. Coleman Foster who has
been quite III at her home near
Salem is now recuperating and
her family and friends hope she
will soon be up and about.
Lawrence W. Cruce and wife
If Ardmore Oklahoma, who were
The guest during August Of Jas,
Henry and family on West Bell |
Vile street left last week for
heir home.
Mrs. o. S. Denny will leave
his week for St. Louis Mo. to
place her son. Master Gilbert
lnder q specialist. Mrs. Denny
.ontsmpla,es remaining until the
holidays or may be longer.
Friday Sept. 7th., the Fowler
graveyard known as the Pilot
(nob will be cleaned off. All
pterested persons come. bring
inner, tools and flowers. per-
hred to spend the day beautify.
Nc the city of the dead,
y Patrick Cain Gilbert.
Committee.
Meeting at Hills Chapel is IN
pgress and will continue until
Npday Sept. 10th. Rev. J. A.
hoieeler Of Crofton KY. is com.
70 day to spend ten days as.
ing.
,lo, Ernest Paris, of Paragould.
!. has been engaged as chem
by the Fairview Mining Co..
T. took charge Of the work this
*. Elizabethtown ill.,. In.
"hndent.
. r.. Claude Lamb and daugh.
Miss Lois have returned from
=" ngstone County where they
''"l to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
Eostep the latkor NJ whom
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06

rail- ard winter stock for the BIZ
Yandell Gugenheim store on tn,
corner.
R. F. Wilborn wife ard child
rem of Oklahoma are expected
here this week to visit their par.
ents ard other relatives here and
in the county. They will make
the trip in their own car.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B Hardin and
Mrs. L G. Ray will leave Thurs.
day for a visit with relatives and
friends in Livingstone county.
They will motor through in DR..
Hardin's car. = Hustler.
Mr., and Mrs. Harald Nc Don.
mel of Chicago who were guests
during July and August at the
home on South main street of her
mother Mas. May. Barnett let
SATURDAY. for Jacksonville Fla. to
reside.
The Galloway county times
says it has plenty of cabbage
heads bigger than the 9 1.2
FOUNDER reported in the Kentuck-
ian, some weighing thirteen
pounds. A Springfield paper
claims to have seen one weigh.
ing l6 pounds. -Kentuckian.
Mrs. Bertha Moore Payne and
her beautiful little daughter,
Anna Ray, are guests of rela.
tives here in the county. Prof.
Payne has gone on to Lafayette,
Tenn, where he was chosen as
principal of the High School and
will be Joined there by his family
D. A. Lowery the master com.
missioner has purchased t h e
.Fohs property and will move to
it 10 the near future. Mr.. Low.
cry has been going back and for.
tn each day to his farm but this |
winter will move his family to
town.
The annual graveyard clean
ing at Mt. Zion, Friday, Sept. !
l4th. is an interesting event, and
will draw a large crowd. Those
interested will bring flowers for
decorating the graves, dinner a
plenty and fit for the gods. and
tools to work with. 50 as to make
the day profitable, pleasant and
elevating. Don't fail to come.
The Committee.
Prof. Hollis c. Franklin Is at
home after having worked the
county thoroughly during the
summer in THE interest of the
High School. School begins next
Monday, Sept. 10. and a record
breaking enrolment is expected.
George H. Manley's sale last
thursday was only fairly attend.
ed. $500 90 was realized, the
stock was select lot and brought
good prices. Mr.. Manley has al.
ready moved. to the Mort Duval
place which he purchased but
does not get possession OF the
houses until Jan /.
There is strong probability Of
F. B. Heath and his estimable
family returning to Marion to
reside. They now live at Cor
bin. Ky, but in letter written
here recently by members of the
family, they express the desire
to come back to the old town.
This coupled with the fact that
their house here is being held
for them, lends color to the re-
port.
Mrs. Chas. G. Baker was call.
ed to the home of her daughter
Mrs. Russell Hardesty, who lives
just across the river in KY. Sun.
day evening. She received word
that the little 4 year old son of
their daughter had shot and kill.
ed their wear old hahv whilo nlov-
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To Cur. . ce,l 10 oss Day.

Tsss LAxAT!v3 Isono o.l.,... !: stop: ,As
Drslsis.s .s!ssa .sssy Y \ ieii. 70 cure.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06

Born Aug. Goth two sons. to
the wife of Allie Whit, one
weighing u and one weighing
8 pounds. Mother and two sons
are doing all right. Mrs. Whit
was Miss Ala Milligan. of the
Frances section.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06

Born Aug. 3lst, to the wife Of
Grover Cleveland White, a son,
weighing ten pounds. and Chris.
tened Robert Leander. Mr.. and
Mrs. White have been married
thirteen years and this is their
first child.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-06

WIS., SudS' VI. Ddher was cali.
ed to the home of her daughter
Mrs. Russell Hardesty, who lives
just across the river in KY. Sun.
day evening. She received word
that the little 4 year old son of
their daughter had shot and kill.
ed their year old baby while play
ing with a shot gun. Later re.
ports stated that the child was
not dead but was in a very dan.
gerous condition. -Rosiclare Sen.
tinel,
Mrs. ]. A. Harmon of Graham
Young Co. Texas who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Robertson near Crittenden
Springs, left Tuesday for her
home in the far west. Mrs. Har.
mon Is well known here and is
one Of Kentucky's most lovable
women. She was accompanied
BY her brother E. N. Robertson
- far 90 Dawson spring..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

Mi Smo puskarJi, obranaSi, socialpatrioti. Use
to stoJi ma meJi izdajstva, &c nj sploh &c izdaistyo.
Tako uti "Radnicka STRATA" svojc 6i,atelie
re cd tistega casa, odkar sc je drznil 'Proleta-
rec" %povedati, ola imajo tudi socialist vprasanie
orozja.
TX. :. ina svoje preroke, med katcre spa-
da lenin. 20 nazorih Cvetkova sta Lenin i'm
Trockij Sploh Sc edna socialista ma Ruskem. Lo-
gicno mora biti torej Lenin kakor ar. s." brez-
pogojno naSproten vsaki puSki in mora priscgati
ma "nonresiStcnco. MCCOY nauk mora ~so.laSoti
z naukom "R. So, da je "a proletariat 6isto vse
emo, &c Vlada kaJzer YES svet, ali pa &c so drzave
r%epublike, da jc vlada Romanova IA delavstvo TO-
like vredna, kolikor vsaka druga.
Zal nam JIG, da moramo "RadniGki Strait"
zopet enkrat pOkvariti veselie. Zalostno ie. toda
reSnica Je Ia, da je Lenin pray tako grozen pu-
Skar, militarist i'll obranaS, kakor smo mi. In ka.
dar "R. $ TO Spozna, vrze nemara svoiega spe.
cialnega preroka ma smetiSGe in izjavi, da nj v
RuSiji Sploh nobenega socialista.
List "Jugend Internationale," XII izhaja V
Curihu kot glasilo mednarodne mladinske socia-
listitne organizacijc in kier Sc najvcG o~glasaio
radikalni Iimmerwaldovci, objavlja V 9. ~lctosnii
stevilki Z dine l. septembra Lcninov Glanek pod
naslovom 'NoiaSki program proletarske rcvolu-
CHE (DaS Militaerprogram der prolctarischen
Revolution)
Z, sam naslov je straScn. "MilitaristiGni pro-
gram!!!' Ali vas ne zazcbc V duSo, &c Gitate Ia
Ike besede?
Lenin Jill nj zapisal V satiricnem zmislu, da hi
sc royal orozju. Nasprotno. u vso svojo zgovor-
noStjo zagovarja orozje in trdi, ola nj naloga So
claliStov lahtevati razorozenje, tcmvec zahtevati
orozic.
10 Smo mi tako piSali, smo "zabludili." Cc-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

ga, da hi ar. s." razumela Lenina, kakor mi ra-
zumcla MarXa, Engclsa, Jaurcsa i'm marsikoga
drugcga.
l.. pravi, da MISC bill socialist prvic nikdar
in da ne morejo biti nikdar nasprotniki revolu-
cionarnih voiu. Omcnjajoc, kako je burzvazija
postala rcakciOnarna, poStavlja vpraSanje: No,
kako je pa Z vojno proti tel burzvaziji? Ma pri-
mer Z vojno od tc burzvazije zatiranih, cd ME
odvisnih ali kolonialnih narodov IA svojo osvo-
boditcv?
Nojna narodov jc osvoboditev!
Dajte urednikom "RadniGke Straze" par ko-
zarccv vodc. Omedleli bodo.
Narodi! Narodna osvoboditev! Same krivo-
vcrSkc bcscdc pO Slavnih teorijah "RadniGkc
Strazc' namret. In take ~prcgrcSnc BESIDE rabi
njih lastni svctnik.
Lenin misli, da Sc morajo socialist zanimati
"a vojne zatiranih, odvisnih ali kolonialnih naro-
dov IN njih osyoboditev. Mi smo bill nationalist,
kadar Smo omenili kaj takega mi smo bill ma
cionaliSti, &c smo lie PRIMAL, da so ma svetu ma
rodi. kakSno ime dobi scdaj Lenin? Zoper mas so
moblllZlrall novlnSki tdbor, da mas razglaSi IA
'ncdrugarSki list Nam so naprtili krivdo "a
vSc, kar Sc godi V Ivezi &c skoraj dive lett. Kaj
Storl "t. s. 4 LENNON, $ 'Svcjim" Lennon?
Ia Ienin pravi V nadaljnjcm Sledece: "Otit-
no napacno jc, &c Sc pravi, da ne more biti V dobi
razbrzdancga impcrializma wee narodnih vojn -.
To, kar imcnujcmo Evropejci, mperialisticni Ia
tlralcl Ncclne narodOv ma Svctu $ Scbi lastnim,
podIlm evropSkim Sovinizmom "kolonialne vol
ne, 80 pogoStOma nacionalne vojne ali pa ma
cionalnc vstaie teh zatiranih narodov. Ena te-
meljnih laStnoSti imperializma je pray V TEN, Ola
pospeSujc V naibolj zaostalih dezclah kapitalizem
in S tenn ~razsirja in ostri BOZ proti nacionalnemu
zatiranJu. To je dejstvo. In IL tega sledi neizogib-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

nJena 'kadlicka Straza,' ali JIG Lenin tudi ga
bludio? Ali Je tudi on "zatajio socializam2"
lehin omenJa, da sc oglaSa V llolandiji,
Skandmaciji in Svici zahtcva, mai sc stara tocka
socialisticnega minimalnega programa "milica"
ali "~ljudsko oboroSenje" zamenja z novo: Raj
orozenJe' in da Sc je o TEN razvila diskusija.
Lenin, XII je pc mnenju ar. s." gotovo revo-
lucionaren socialist, pravi torej, da je "ljudsko
oborozenJe' stara zahteva SocialistiCnega pro-
grama. no smo mi To trdili, je hotel Cvetkov IL
mas napraviti nevednezc, idiote. lin, ali posljc
zdaJ tudi Lenina med idiote?
Ienln pa tudi z vSo odloCnostjo pobiia pred
log, ola bl sc Ia toCka izprcmenila. In iZhcdisce
Nsega nJegovega argumentiranja je tako, ola mo-
ra iJudem PR TX. =. slabo priti, &c to citajo.
kaj pravi njh doscdanji ljubljenec?
'Temeljni argument (tiStih, Iii zagovariajo
razorozenje) pravi Lcnin jc Ia, da je zahtc-
va razorozcnja najjasnejSi, najodloGnejsi, mai
doslednejsi izraz boja roper vsak militarizem in
roper vsako vojno.
' tenn temeljncm argumentu je ravno tcmelj,
ma zmota zagovornikov razorozenia. Socialist ne
morejo biti nasprotniki vsake voine, ce noceio
nehati biti socialist"
Tako govori Ienin, XII "a jc ar. s" slikala
takorekoc kot prcosnovatclja Socializma. Ia Lc-
min pravi, da MISC socialist wee socialist. &c so
proti vsaki vojni! kaj no ar. So storila $ tenn
groznim t%lovckom, Iii - horrible dictu! - zago-
varja voino, torej klaaaaanjelll
BoJlmo sc IN Lcnina, da ga BIO najuceneisi
III naJdomiSljavejSi urednik ma svetu vrgel tia,
kamor je ze davno pometal Maria in cello arma-
do socialistov.
Morda 10 or. S" dciala, da Sc jc Lcnin IL
premenil. Ampak "Jugcnd Intcrnationale" pravi,
da il je bill Ia clanck %izroGen. Sc predcn ic l.. "a
puStil Curih. In nNjbrzc pride naposled do te-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-23

JatelJ pokerJa in po p%orotilih IL Pariza sc ycdno
zabava 5 to igro, kadar nj zaposlen T. "drzavnimi
opravki'. On jc Gee italijamSke kraljice in ena
nJegovlh oStalih hccra ic prejSnja ruska velika
k~neginja.
Malo Sc ic SliSalo V zadnicm daSu q .rumun-
Hkem kralju Ferdimandu, Iii jc zrtvoval svoia We
ika poSestva V Avstriji, ko ic >topil ma Stran "a
veznlkov. MCCOY brat Niljcm, petnaj>t mcsecev
stareJsl, HI Je bill sam rumunSki prcstolonasled-
NIX, dokler SC nj lcta 1856 odpovcdal vSem pravi-
cam, nj Sedaj lie izgnal Fcrdinanda IL druzine,
tcmvec sc tudi priccl sam nazivljati kralia.
Glede financ je Ferdinand V vclikih zadregah
III komaJ Je verjetno, da hi Sploh kdaj dobil nazaj
svoJa poscStva V AvStriji in OgrSki. StareiSi brat
\llJem ina diva Sinova, Iii sta oba gcnerala Y ncun-
Ski armadi in njegova hti IL prvega zakona ic
porotena z Manuclom H., izgnanim portugalskim
kraljem.
SrbSki krali Peter ina prednost, da je dru-
81 kralj, Xxi JIG izgubil Svojo kronico vsIcd soda
ME voJne. Njegova zaloSt pa jc bila morda vcGja
kot Ona katcregakoli drugcga vladaria, katerega
Je zadela SliGna uSo1a.
Peter sc je namreG vHc svojc zivlienic boril
"a to, da zaSedc prc>tol. Umor princa Obrcno-
vica, XII Sc JIG izvrSil IL dinaStiGmih razlogov, Sc mi
nikdar pozabil. Petra pa MISC Sprcjcli nikdar VI
ste e~vropskih kralicv, kajti dogodck, vslcd kate
rega je dospel ma prcStol, ic bill zopet umor, in 81
Ger znani atcmtat ma kralia Aleksandra in kralji-
go Drago. ZaloStni mali starcc ie neko6 V napadu
slabe wolfe iziavil Danes moran biti zclo bolan,
kajti ne ljubi Sc mi niti biti k%ralj!"
no so ga Spodili IL Srbijc, jc odScl V Atene.
Scdaj pa jc naScl pribczalisGc ma grSkem otoku
Evbeii V E~gcjskcm moriu. Star jc scdaj ~ let
ter p~rczivlja Svoj cas- Z iahanicm, G|itanjcm in
premiSljevanjem o mini jivosti vse posvetnc sla-
We.
"Krali IL IIcdzc'', ~preisnii scrif IL Mckc, ic
nadaljni vladar, Xxi je bill pred kratkim "oropan''
priest ola. Mogocc jC pa. Ola ho priSel zoDet ma no.
vrsje, kajti zavezniske Wade so priznalc vlado,
katero jc uStanovil.
Sc preden JIG priSla scdanja vclika voina, SO
jc cd casa do casa vcdno poruSil kaksen prcstol-
eek. To Sc je ma primer zgodilo S princcsinjo Kia-
kilani, vdovo pc kralju Kalaku ma otoGju Sand
witch. No JIG prcnehala biti kraliica, JIG priccla po-
tovati po svetu, kajti njcnc finance so il dovo-
ljcvalc ia Sport.
V New Yorku JIG vzbujala pred par lett pre-