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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Greater Iowa Week.

October 2 to 6 is Greater Iowa
Week The Greater Iowa Association
is making a special campaign boost
ing for Iowa-made goods of every
kind. and have sent requests to all
retail merchants to make a window
display in their store for that week
of made products. A big speak
ing campaign. covering tie entire
state, has also been arranged and
speakers will be at Leon on Wednes-
day, Oct. 3rd,-to speak at 1 ] O'Clock.
and it is hoped that there will be a
big crowd out to- hear them. Speak
ing will be held at Corydon on Tues
day evening, the speakers for this
section. Frank Armstrong and Time
Lequatte, of Des Moines- coming
from sCorydon to Leon, the meeting
in this CITY being held at the court
house at IL o'clock. From here they
go, to Lamont, where a<meeting Will
be held that afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
and similar meeting at Mt. Ayr
that evening. Boost for a Greater
Iowa, and boost for Iowa-made
no do
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Surprised Frank Mallette.

The court house officials planned a
happy surprise on county engineer
Frank G.. Mallette Tuesday evening.
They assembled at the auditors of
flee with baskets of fried chicken
and other good things, and then
sent for Frank, and most enjoyable
evening was spent, Lieutenant Nal
lette being presented with a silk flag
as he leaves in a few days for Ft.
Leavenworth, Kansas, to report for
duty. After the supper they all at
tended the Idle Hour theatre. An
invitation had been sent to clerk
Ralph Rumiey, who is at Camp
unable to get away, so big basket
of fried chicken and other good eats,
and silk flag was sent to him at
Camp Dodge.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
IDLE HOUR THEATRE.
Some of the Worlds Greatest Pic
lures Coming to Idle Hour in
Next Few Days.

| That splendid actor Theodore
| Roberts, supported by Anita King,
comes to the Idle Hour theater to-
morrow, Friday, Sept. 2Sth, in An
Which s Mr. Roberts is giRen spysndia
opportunities of which he makes the
most. It is a powerful dramatic
story. The story is laid in Russia at
the present time and is a thrilling
mixture of political intrigue, love
and the peoples fight for freedom.
The admission at all shows will be
3 and 10 cents.
n Saturday. Sept. goth, the Idle
Hour will show another of the series
Of Of motion pictures OF Camp Dodge,
The Camp Dodge picture shown last
Saturday afternoon and night at
sbnWg sfaGtgd pig grows crowds ha The pictures
ern Iowa boys reached the camp. In
the succeeding series we will see
more and more of the boys at drill
and in their every day life at the
big cantonment Matinee at 3 o'clock
and the first night show at 1880. The
ADMISSION nnHs % will be and - cents:
TO Have and TO Hold" a picture
that made a tremendous hit in Leon,
comes to the Idle Hour Monday, Oc-
tober LIST, in .'The Plow Girl" the
best picture she has ever made.
1ueSuay is fdCne GOlQ Rooster
day and the attraction is "The Re-
COIL" powerful drama. Pathe fea-
lures are among the worlds greatest
productions. THE Recoi1' is a pic
ture that has received highly favor
able reviews from the press all over
the nation and it is sure pleaser.
The price Of admission will be and
10 cents.
" ednesday is Vitagrauh Blue
Ribbon day On next Wednesday,
Oct. 3, the attraction is roaring
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon comedy, Bar
ney Bernard, the famous comedian,
is featured in the highly successful
fun provoking production. 1t is all
clean, wholesome fun. If you enjoy
a good laugh don't miss this feature
production. The price of admission
will be 5 and 10 cents.
Coming soon, the .big super pro-
duction, HWomanhood, the Glory of
Nation" Positively the biggest
thing in pictures to date. Produced
by the people VINO made The Battle
Cry of Peace
Every Thursday, the American
War News Weekly The photograph
ers making this news weekly are
right on the job every minute and it
shows just what our army is doing.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
NEXT CALL POSTPONED.
Government Issues Orders that Quota
Called For Oct. 2, Will BE
POSTPONED.

The Decatur county exemption
board received notice Tuesday
morning from the district board at
Des Moines, postponing the call
which had been ordered for next
Tuesday, Oct. End, on orders of Pro-
yost Marshal General oH croMder r. who
ed to the>cantonments until the build
ings were completed ready for them.
Under the original call 65 more De-
catur county men were to report at
Leon next Tuesday, but it is expect
ed that they will not be called for
another week, or possibly, two weeks.
Arrangements ,eseno were being f made s for
on Tuesday evening, burt this will be
postponed until such time as they
are called.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Two More Decatur County Men Com
missiOned.

In addition to the nine Decatur
county young men whose names we
published last week as having re-
ceiyed commissions, two more have
received commissions as first lieu
tenants. County engineer Frank G.
Mallette, who a few weeks ago. took
an examination as an engineer at
Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, has re-
ceived his commission as first lieu
serve Corps, and has orders to re-
port at Ft .Leavenworth, Kansas, on
October 1.st. DR.. Roy H. Robinson,
son of DR.. j. H. Robinson, of Davis
City, also received commission, as
first lieutenant in the dental corps,
and left last week for Ft. Riley,
Kansas, to report for duty.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Five More Exemptions Granted.

The Decatur county exemption
board has received notice of exemp-
tions granted to five more Decatur
board at Des Moines, and two direct
from Washington on appeal to the
president.
The following were granted ex-
emptiorls by the board at Des Moines,
presumably on the ground OF having
DEPENDENTS:
VIII William MiIlard Smith, Leon.
William Franklin Bright, Line
Vile.
The other two came by direction
of the president from Washington,
but does not state on what grounds:
Chester L. jenkins, Weldon.
Fred Lincoln Woodard, Grand
River
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Were Pleased With Leon's Treat
ment. Sta

The Garden Grove Express, in
speaking of the reception. rendered
the soldier boys at Leon last week,
says:
charge of the affair certainly deserve
unstfnted praise for the splendid
manner in which they conducted the
reception. A vote Of thanks is cer-
tainly due them on the part of the
county. The boys will leave with q
warm spot in their hearts for old
Decatur, feeling that the folks at
home are with them and appreciate
their service for Uncle Sam and are
proud of every one Of them.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Mrs. May Craigo Killed in Auto Acct.
dent Near Abingdon, I'LL.

Mrs. May Craigo, widow of b.
Frank Craigo. Was instantly killed
in an auto accident near Abingdon,
[inos last Wsdnesday sis4ar ID night Mls
iof Eden township, and for a number
'of years had resided at Davenport.
Her body was brought to Leon Sat-
,urday morning, her brother having
gone to AIbingdon, 1s'ssssys, e g &C. ..,.,.
semfaa serYIces were held at tny UIfistian
church in Leon, Saturday afternoon,
and she was buried by the side of her
husband in the Leon cemetery. The
following account of the accident. is
taken from the Abingdon, ILL.,, KO-'
dak:
three Others were slightly injured
when a big Pierce Arrow automobile
turned completely over on an en-
bankment on the Peoria-BurlingtOn
air line, about eight miles southeast
of Abingdon, at about 8 O'Clock We'd
nesday night All of the persons were
from Davenport. In the party were
passengers.
Earlier in the evening the. Pierce
Arrow ran into aTbuggy on the Ber-
wick road at the edge of Abingdon,
and in the collision one of the big
lights was broken off; They resumed
ClOlE Will OAllS OAAS A6h1 oAA>A
lin crossing a bridge, the light went
completely off, and before the car
could be stopped, it had rolled down
ten foot embankment, turning COM
pletely upside down. All four .passen-
gers we're caught underneath, Mrs.
Craigo's neck being broken; VIM.
Simpson, the driver, suffered brok-
en- rib; Miss Fannie Brady sprain,
! ed ankle, and Joe Myers twisted
neck.
ed and driven by Lee Edwards, was
short distance ahead, and when the
second car was missed, they turned
party imprisoned under the wreck.
Aid and a physician were immediate
ly summoned, and the car lacked up
to get the occupants out.
/ Mrs. >Craigo was dead when assist
ance arrived. All the members of the
car were covered with gasoline, and
it is almost miraculous that the car
was not ignited, and the passengers
burned. !.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Auto Turned Turtle.

Last Friday evening Frank Slade
ir.. and his sister, Miss Marian, had
quite an accident while riding In
their Ford touring car, about mile
this side of Decatur City. They were
coming down hill at a fairly good
pace when the car struck some loose
sand and skidded,, and then turned
the car, but neither was injured
aside from bruises. The car was
considerably damaged, the top and
windshield being broken, and one
wheel collapsed under the strain, yet
they were thankful 1t was no worse.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Leon Girl Married at Ridgeway, Mo.

On "Wednesday of last week Miss
Thelma Pickering, of Leon, was
united in marriage at Ridgeways
Mo, to Mr.. Lloyd H. Black. we'll
known young man Of Ridgeway, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. frank Pickering
of Leon. and has many friends who
extend Congratulations. The happy
young couple departed on the nooH
train for Tulsa, Oklahoma. where
they will make their future home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
CORN PICNIC SATURDAY
Twelfth Annual Picnic Of the Garden
Grove Cora Club will be Held
: Saturday, September 29th.

The twelfth annual Corn Jubilee
Picnic will be held on Saturday, Sep
| tember 29th, under the auspices OF
the Garden Grove Corn Club. The
! location for this year has been
changed to the fine grove on the ].
"; Wagner farm, on Jonathan creek,
l3 miles southwest of Garden Grove,
8h miles northwest of Leon. on the
Leon and Garden Grove road which
will be a location much more easy of
access than the Davis grove where
the picnic has heretofore been held,
and there will be the usual big crowd
in attendance.
Hon; Y. R., McGinnig will be. the
speakers, ad they will make two fine
addresses: The Garden Grove band
will furnish music, there will be a
merry-go-round and other attrac-
tions. and the committee in charge
will leave nothing undone to make it
a--dav of Measure for all who attend.
The following A is the e31 program:
12 m.-Picnic dinner.
After dinner there will be address
es BY Hon. V. r. McGinnis and Hon.
H. M. Towner.
There will. be,a band concert and
other entertainment from the grand
stand.
OsOV u. m."AuCLlOu VI cAulUilS Wy
Tullis e Hasbrouck
The ladies will have display of
fancy work. Every one is asked to
bring exhibits. Parties displaying
such work are responsible for It's
safety. Those wishing to sell such
work must put name and address on
the article.
There will be stands for the sell
iup of fOOdS ofc'
Picnic dinner is to be held in the
woods and is the main feature Of the
occasion. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come and bring your dinner
and enjoy days outing in the
woods. 49,,
appreciated and needed.
All exhibits entered for premiums
are to become the property of the
Corn Club and will be sold at auc-
tion to defray expenses:
Premium List
Glass A-10 ears of corn on stalk,
stalk to be considered as we'll as ear,
1st prize So; End, $50.
1st prize $3.50; End, 81.
1st, 81; End, 81.
Glass D-sing4e ear of corn ,any
color, LIST. 81: 2nd, 75c:
Class E-Halt bushel W4eat.e lst'
: 4stilass FVHalf bushel oats, lst, So;
Glass G-Best peck potatoes, 1st,
Glass H-One peck apples any
variety, 1st, 81; End, 75c.
4 Glass I--ve egetable display best
Best display of fruit, 81.
Best gallon molasses, 81.
Best can of canned fruit by cold
pack method, 81.
Best can vegetables by cold pack
method, 81.
Best watermelon, 81. ;
Best pumpkin. 81.
Best squash, 81.
Exhibits to be judged by Fred
Woolley of Garden Grove and as
All products brought for decora-
tion are to he returned to the owner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Rev. w. NJ. Brooks, of Clay Center
Neb., Is New Nj. r.. Pastor.

There were many changes made in
pastors at the Des Moines confer
ence of the Methodist church held at
lndianola the past week. Several
of the Leon church rendered his
resignation as pastor, as he desired
to secure an appointment nearer his
aged mother, who lives in Kansas.
He goes to the charge al Sidney,
Iowa. During his pastOrate in Leon,
Rev. Moser has worked faithfully
for the interest of the Leon church.
He is active aggressive, and very
popular among the members Of his
regret to see him leave this city.
Rev. w. M. Brooks, who has been as
signed as pastor of the Leon church,
comes from the Nebrask conference,
coming here from Clay Center,
which is one of the strongest
rive in Leon some. time the coming
week.
Rev. Guy J. Fansher is transfer
L. Boyd returns to Dentson, and
Rev. r. M. Shipman goes from Mt.
Ayr to Nevada. Other assignments
in shs Gharltea diyritef critehetf afe
Beaconsfield-Sup B. d. SUIT
Benton-supplied, T. S. Rhoades.
Blockt6n-E. J. Laird.
Cambria. w. Goodsell.
/ Clio-Supplied, VIM. r. Phelps.
Columbia-Supplied, r. w. Meek
Ccrydon-W. A. Morgan.
William Mercer.
Davis City-Lamoni-W E. Shugg.
Decatur-Supplied, P. c. Kenton.
Derby-F. V. Warner.
aandn Gaaad RiVerWW' fn1y y. ii Hamilton. mhfoin"
Hopeville-Andy James.
F Humeston-J. o. Carder.
Supplied, e. w. Bates.
Kellerton-H. NJ. Bettenhausen.
Lacona-J. E. Williams.
Leon-W. M. Brooks
Liberty Center-Supplied, Leland
Cox.
Linevule-R. c. Russell
H. MelcKer-A. E. Jarvis.
Millerton-To be supplied.
Milo-H D. Glassburn.
Mt. Ayr-Frank Bean.
Mt. Ayr Circuit--To be supplied.
Murray. w. Taylor
Oakley-A. j. Nielsen
Osceoia-J. F. Mckay.
Promise City-G. w. Hall.
Russell9G. W. Koser.
Sey7hour-G, A. Lawton.
Tingley~JOhn A. Branson.
Van Wert-W. A. Weyrauch.
Weldon-W. II. Larrick
Woodbury.. w. Henderson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
An Invitation to Visit Red Cross
Heail0uarters Saturday.

AS a number of the ladies from
the surrounding towns and country
nave expressed themselves as wish
ing to come to Leon Headquarters 70
see what we are doing. we nave de-
suitable time. There will be com
.mittee there to greet callers from
the various branches and auxinaries
and al questions AnsWered ~ Tar aS
possible. Everybody welcome. -
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
COURT HAS ADJOURNED.
". II. Carlan Is Sentenced to Eight
Years i'm the Penitentiary at
TT. Madison.

Judge H. K. Evans came Mondaay LAY
to complete the business OF the
August term of the district court. It
was expected that the court wouid
be in session all this week, as II
was thought the case OF Fred Stearns S
tried and it would have taken sever
al days, but Tuesday the .partles
made a complete settlement OF the
case to the satisfaction of all inter,
ested and the case was settled and
dismissed, so court adjourned Iues-
day for the term. E,,
Tuesday morning judge Evans
RasSdsd RWsSddn seRfen'S Who had On files lie Plea oi
guilty to the charge Of, manslaught-
or the result Of a fight in the Car
Ian restaurant at Weldon last De
cember. in which Lawrence corey
received injuries causing ms deaen, !,
the sentence being. an lndetermi.nia.e ~,
one of eight years in the penltentiiary ia
81 IT Madison, and Carlan was tax
en- to the penitentiary Tuesday al
ternoon by Sheriff Fulton. :od
The following cases were dlsposed
John W. Butcher VS.. Leo Bird ct
al Default and judgment. IT.
Daug hton & Bone le.oa vs.. - John .n,1rt 10 10
Price ct al. submitteo 10 co'i'' ~
Estate of A. C. Woodard.. MIS-
Jane Woodard appointed admlnlstra-
y = Estate % of Thomas Boyce. Widows
allowance fixed at $500, :,
Estate of mai]lt1s Benz; aefsdeyi ssddeWyipistrator "a .
in " place of r. NJ. Elvin, deceased
o in Estate of Isabelle Midgorden
John Midgorden appointed admins
traitor, bond of 5 $1,000; c,.;,,,
Estate of Carrie e. Gardner. Claim
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Temperance Meeting Next Tuesday.

The allied temperance organiza-
ton has made arrangements for a
big meeting to be held at Leon on
Tuesday, Oct End, in the interest of
the constitutional amendment which
will be voted on Oct 18th. Dr., Med
bury, Of De1 N0ines, one of the finest
OrstOes In the state wfllee, be the
FspeAkeL. md = large attendance II
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Gamrnell-NOble.

Mr.. Fred Gammell and Miss Merf
Noble were married at the M. e.
parsonage. Tuesday evening by Rev
Moser. The groom is well know
here. and the bride is nefce .Of
Mrs. T. B. Murphy OF this city.
Friends of these estimable 1Oun4
'Seopie extend congratulations ana
beat wishes for their future happi-
ness. ~,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Takes Her soldier Husbands Place.

Mrs. Roscoe Hagnn, of Davis City,
believes in doing her bit for her
country. Mr.. Hagan was called In
the first draft quota from Decatur
county. and is now at Camp Dodge.
He was one of the rural mail car
riers at Davis City, and since he has
gone to war, Mrs. Hagan has been
filling his place as mail carrier.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27
Marriage Iice1lses.

C. C. Richardson, Osceola .33
Grace A. Lingle, ,Osceola ..... %
Douglass Davis, Davis City 50
Mrs. Clara Wernich, Davis City =. 5 5
Clyde Johnson, Van, Vert ..... %
Vera 4Lant1, Van Vert. t..T.-....2 20
Fred Gammell,a Leon .s.....,ss.s %
Nerl. Nohle,r Leon :. E....20
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27

9 money 81 loan Yn 5ioniils1 cod 1ar,na
Leon SavidES, Bank. = 'ess
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-27

{coatlnued on Page I'D
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
Italija' i'm ~Jugoslovani.

Pri morju sedi, ampak to morje j ie takO zaprto,
da Sc ne more geniti. Vsaka njena kretnja ma
morju je pod kontrolo Italije, in to postane "a
Srbijo lahko Sc veliko boil muGno kakor njena
~nekdanja gospodarska odvisnost od Avstrije, XII
je bila re neznosna.
Italia hocc v Atlantic, cato da zanese svoj
Imperialism ma Balkan.
Russia hoce v Carigrad, cato da utrdi svoj
Imperialism ma Balkanu.
s kaksno cudezno logiko hoGcjo Ia kriceGa
nasprotja interesov spraviti v soglasje9
In mi maj smatramo te zaveznike "a ideal
vsake alliance? Mi maj verjamemo, da Sc tisti, XII
so sami polni nasprotnih interesov kakor beraG
usi b~ojujejo V prvi vrsti IA nase interese9 -
Sploh sc lie ~bojujejo zanje, ampak ce Jill tualitam
imenujejo, Sc zgodi to lie cato, ker je v njihovem
Interest,", da sc ~pokazejo velikoduSne. kjer jih to
me ne velja.
Med oficielno Italijo in italijanskimi social
stl Je tudi glede ia pravicc Jugoslovanov veil
kanska razllka. To Sc je pOkazalO Ze pri mnogih
prllkah. Pred kratkim Je govoril V p%arlamentu
.odrug ModiglianO, XII je naglaSal, Ola ne gre Oh
SedanJem klania "a vojno demokracije, ampak
"a vojnO imperializma. Potem je pozival parla-
ment IN dezelo, maj sc varujeta gotovih imperiali-
Nticnlh fantazij. Icli, da hi ostala misel itali-
Janske Wade dalet cd takega grabeiljivega poze.
lenja, kar ina Italija opraviGenih ~aspiracij oh
wi" pa HuJho ZclI' ia Sc SprdVlIO
V soglasJe $ Spostovanjem, ki smo ga dolzni ma
rodnoStnemu nacelu.'
&c bi priSli IL Rima socialist. liz Belgrade.
S~araJeva, Zagreba, Spljeta it'd. pa njihovi s0dru-
~ ia m!rOvno conference in hi bilo MIN prcpu-
scene, da urcdc BODICE razmerje oh Jadranskem
morJu. mas mic ne bi bilo strah. Tako lepo bi Sc
pomrniIi, da hi bilo IN Italiianc in "a Jugosloya.
ne pray. In tax sporazum hi moral roditi najlep-
Sc sadovc, kcr hi nUjno ostal trajen in bi incl
slozno sodclovanje "a vse viSje ellie "a posledico.
Ampak drugi ljudic bodo sedeli "a konfe-
rcncno mizo in kakor yodijo sedaj imperialistic-
ne vojno, tako bodo potem hoteli sklepati imperi.
aliSticen mir. Gospodu Bosselliju pridiga sodrug
Modigliano zaman. &c hi d~elavstvo imelo moe,
XII Je nina, kcr 81 je Sc nj znalo o~svojiti. bi bile
njegOvc hcsede zlato.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

pa tudI od zacetka klanja minilo zc tridcsct me.
Neccv. torej casa dovolj IA dopoInitev priprav.
RuSlJa pa vendar ne le da Sc nj gotova 5 pripra-
vami, ampak Je V mnogih ozirih Sc IA slabsem
nego jc bila oh zacetku.
To kazc, kako nesposobcn je absolutizcm V
NSakcm oziru. 10 vojno jc treba organizacijc.
|sc j. trcbG organizirati Armada. njcno yodstvo.
meme moIganc. dclo Ia armada. dclo "a civilno
prcbIvalNiv", %ivczno vpraSanje it'd. Use to pa
hoccJo ' Ru>iji nadomcstiti Il ukazi. Domisljajo
~, da Sc lahko vSaka organizacija avtokraticno
lzvcdc. In 10 je tista osnovna zmota. Xxi tepe Ru-
SlJo ma v>ch koncih iii kra jim. Organizacija lie
>tavba. lmeti mora podlago. in elm veGjc SO njenc
nalogc, ten sirSa mora biti podlaga. Organizacija
pomcni >odclovanje in STEER intcligentno. ne pa
avtomatlcno sodelovanjc. Organizacija nj stroj,
ampak xiv organizem. Meme korenine morejo
hiti lie V dcmokraciji in le demokracija more ma
praviti memo delo uspcSno.
Ab>outizcm in korupcija STA brat in sc,tra.
NcloclTiva sta. Zc pred vojno jc absolutizem H..
StvarIl iaEo kornpcijo, da jc tudi vojna nj mogla
iHtrcbiti. In ona dajc scdaj Rusiji batinc. Carizem
Sc pa Judi oh tel ncSrcci nj nicesar naucil. I'm avto.
kraclla po ostalcm svctu, tudi pc industrialncm.
Jc ostaia enako slcpa kakor on.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

Med zavezniki je vse slozno. Use zavezniske
Wade s~oglaSajo v svojih nazorih, zahtevah in po-
gojih.
Vsakih par ur slisimo take glasove. A med
neStetimi lazmi, XII Jill JIG porodila sedanja vojna,
je ia ena najveGiih. Kako mai bi bile slozne drza-
We, XII imajo tako nasprotne interese in aspira.
cije9
IL Independence Helvetique' je pred KRAFT
kim objavila Glanek pod naslovom "Les vises de
| ltalic' (Fantazije ~ltalijc), V katerem pravi:
"Medtem ko Sc Francija zadovoljuje S TEN.
da sc boJuJe Ia svobOdo sveta in "a osvoboditev
Alzacijc in Lorene, hote Italia v ekscesu income
Jenegd impeT!alizma vse Ease, posebno ma Skodo
malih balkanskih narodov kakor Srbije, Grske,
Atlantic, Dalmacije, otokov Male Azije."
Rimska Idea Rationale" je zaradi tega VISA
besna in pravi, da je Independence Helvetioue'
podkupljena o dNcmcije. To je tako smesna trdi-
tev, da Sc mora Glovek drzati "a trebuh, ka;ti Svi.
carski list stoji z vsemi svojimi simpatijami ma
strani Francije. Tezko 81 ie misliti, da ga 30 Mem
clJa podkupovala "a to, da priporOca, maj SC Ala
cija in LOrena vrneta Franciji.
Ampak TO je stara igra. &c ne mores zastop-
nika nasprotnega mnenja pobiti z argument, te-
daj kar zatuli, da JIG podkuplien ali pa da ic Spi-
on. Nezavednczi bodo Sc obcudovali tvojo ko-
rajzo, Xxi Seveda ne velja niti grosa.
Independence Helvctique" ina pa vcndar
pray. lin Idea Rationale" potrjuje to naibo-
lie : svojim bosom in zmerianicm. Italia ic Sa
V vojno IL mperialisticnih r~azlogov; Italia ina
ma Balkanu roparske namene Italia hotc po-
goltniti celc kOse jugoslovanskih in drugih triih
krajev.
Ali Sc viemajo : tenn interest Jugoslovanov
ali pa lie interest Srbijc .Crne Gore in Rustic? Nj
kakor ne. Jugoslovansko edinstvo je razbito, ce
Sc izpolnijo fantazije l~taliie, Toda pustimo to.
Govoriti nismo hoteli o pravicah in krivicah, tenn
wee o interesih.
Srbija hi radu prisla do Jadranskega morja.
To je V njenem Interest,". Brez moria JIG z vso
Nvojo drlavno ncodvisnostjo goSpodarsko V jcci.
Toda maj 10 zavezniki privedejo ma kakSen ma
elm do morja; severno Cd ME pa dobi Italia kos
Dalmacije, JUNO Cd ME kos Atlantic, nasprotno
obrezjc Jadranskoga morja je re itak V italian
ski poseSti; kje ostanc tedai neodvisnost Srbije?