davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10

ing the repugnance which democratic
America discovered for the Russian
autocracy."
Turning to the opportunity opened
up for the Jewish race in Palestine
by the entrance of the British armies,
Sir Alfred said "Are the Jews suita-
Bile for the agricultural life which
must be the basis of the development
Of this sun-enriched soil? Reference
to the Jewish agricultural colonies
established in Palestine in recent
years gives an affirmative answer.
These colonies have achieved remark
able results and seem to point to the
survival of the old pastoral instinct
of the Jews.
81 consider that the Jew has a pc
culiar aptitude for farming. If Jews
are found today mostly in nonagri-
cultural pursuits it is because they
have been prevented for centuries
from owning land, so of necessity
they have congregated in the cities.
| should like to see a much larger ag-
ricultural element among my people,
for the physical results to the race
would be very appreciable.
Il have yet to be convinced that
the foundation of an independent
Jewish state in Palestine comes
within the domain of practical poll
tics, but | see no reason why guaran-
tees should not be given to the Jews
there of the fullest liberty to manage
their own local affairs and for the
protection of the results OF their
labor"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10

Maybe McGraw didn't let "A good one get
away when he shipped Roush to Cincinnati
The former Giant is certainly burning up
the league in hitting.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
NEW JEWISH EPOCH,
DECLARES SIR MOND
Cabinet Member Says Russia
and Palestine Now Offer
Race Complete Freedom.
WILL END THE MIGRATION

Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
London, April 3O.-"The news OF
the past few weeks, both from Russia
and from Palestine, points to the
opening Of new era for the Jewish
race" declared Sir Alfred Mond in an
interview today. Sir Alfred, who
holds the post of first commissioner
for works in the Lloyd George cab
met, is the only Jewish member OF
the present ministry
an Russia" he explained, "the
revolution brings the promise of COM
plete political emancipation; in -Pales-
tine the British advance indicates in
the near future the realization of some
modified form of a national ideal
which most Jews have held dear for
centuries.
"Of the two events the revolution
in Russia is much the more important
development so far as Jews are con.
cerned, for it applies to 100000 OF
my race. Nothing like this number
could possibly be affected by the ma
turing of the Palestine ideal.
with the advent of a liberal regime
in Russia the sentiment of America
has changed, and Jewish influence,
which was exerted on the side OF anti
Russian feeling in America, is now
pro-Russlan-a very remarkable but
quite natural transformation.
Immigration Will Diminish.
Jewish emigration from Russia to
the United States will now diminish,
for the conditions that made for this
emigration no longer operate. Under
the new era the Russian Jews should
shed the characteristics which are
largely due to repression, to exclusion
from the life of the nation. En-
braced in the nation, they will be
moulded by the national genius of the
Russian people while retaining their
own individuality.
Russia will find now that its new
born Jews are a tremendous asset.
Wherever the Jew has received full
liberty, asyin England and the United
States, he has proved himself an en-
ergetic, enterprising and loyal citizen.
In many branches of industry,
finance, law and medicine he has ex-
celled.
when l was in New York the tre-
mendous zest for educational prog
ress even among the most illiterate
of the Jews who had emigrated there
was one of the many things that inn
pressed me. | visited an extremely
fine technical school, built by the mu,
nicipality of New York, one of the
finest institutions of its kind l have
ever seen, and there | was told thai
very large proportion of the pupil:
were children of the poorest Jewish
parents who had come from Russia
Jews Not Hostile.
Jews in Russia have never beer
hostile to the people of Russia, bu
only to the despotic form of govern
ment there, and this hostility un'
doubtedly played great part in feed
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
ROYAL ROBES FOR
PRINCESS ZEODITI
At Ads Abena, Yossou Crowns
Daughter of Memelek En-
press of Abyssinia.
MUCH PoMP AND sPLENDoR

| Correspondence OF The Associated Preas.)
Ads, Abena, Abysinnia, April l5.-.
The coronation of the new empress OF
Abyssinia, Zeodito, was marked by a
weeks holiday for everybody in the
country, 1t was particularly an occa-
sion of rejoicing for those who owed
the government good-sized tax bill
for the empress in special corona.
ton day edict exempted all taxpayers
from arrears and pardoned all GRIM
inals who were still at large.
The outside world was represented
at the festivities of coronation week
by the ministers OF the entente pow
ers and handful of Europeans living
in Ads Abeba. No European was al
lowed to be present at the actual
crowning, which took place at the un-
usual hour of 4 a. IN. at the state
Cathedral of st. George. The cere-
monies here were somewhat protract-
ed, and it was $50 when the empress
wearing her crown emerged from the
cathedral and took her seat on a
throne in the courtyard of the cathe-
dral, Here the diplomatic corps and
foreign guests were seated on one
side of the platform, while the native
chiefs and ministers of state occupied
the other side. Two princesses had
places of honor on either side of her
majesty, while on the steps of the
throne stood the regent, Ras Tafari,
and Ras Kassa, cousin OF the late
King Menelek.
Bishop Delivers Grafton.
The diplomatic corps, followed by
the European colony and the Abysin-
ian chiefs, passed in single file before
the empress, bowed tremendously
and resumed their seats. Then the
bishop of Abyssinia made the Grafton
of the day, describing the events that
had led to the dethronement OF EIh-
peror Lid Yassou and the proclama-
ton of Princess Zeodito as empress,
and expressing the hope that the reign
of this illustrious daughter of the
illustrious Menelek" would be marked
by prosperity and peace.
The empress replied by reading a
/ proclamation inviting her people to
bring their complaints to her personal
attention.
Procession is Spectacular.
At the close of the speech making
there was spectacular procession
from the cathedral to the royal palace.
The distance is nearly two miles, and
the procession took two and half
hours to cover it. The whole route
was splendidly decorated with tri-
umphal arches erected every few
yards. A detachment of cavalry, led
by the ministry of war, marshalled the
procession, followed by military
band, infantry and artillery. The state
coach, drawn by eight white horses,
was preceded by carriages bearing the
maids of honor and the women of the
legations.
On each side of the coach stood a
page, whose duty was to receive and
return all the salutes of the crowd
thus sparing the empress a certain
amount of trouble. The carriage was
escorted by three men on horseback,
the three most powerful mobiles in the
empire. Behind the state carriage
came the bishop and then the diplo-
matte corps and guests, all on horse
back.
The parade reached the royal palace
in time for four-hour banquet, con-
GLIDING the festivities of the first day.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
FRENCH BOUNDARY
LINES DESTROYED
Records Are Burned and Land
marks Are Missing From
Region Devastated
by Germans.

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
Paris, May 6.-Such preliminary
measures as have been taken for the
reconstruction of devastated regions
in France have developed many diff
fculties, the greatest of which, par
ticularly in the region of the Somme
and the Disc, recently evacuated by
the Germans, is to establish the boun-
Diary lines OF property, from which not
only the buildings have disappeared,
but from which every land mark has
been torn.
Deeds of record and all other pa
pers that would aid in reconsttuting
titles to property, with plans of towns
and public buildings, have been burned
with departmental archives in great
many towns and villages.
Brooks and rivers, rom which bear
ings might be taken, have been di-
verted from their courses. Where
partition walls stood between two
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
Another French Mission
Nav Come to America

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
London, May l0-The special
French mission which is now visiting
England to study the English cadet
system and the training OF Boy Scouts
has been invited to visit the United
at the French war office; Major La
States for similar observations. The
subject is one which has attracted
great interest in France, where the
Boy Scout scheme has been initiated
to some extent.
The French mission includes Major
Royat, chief of military preparation
brosse, commanding officer of ,the
French physical and bayonet training
army school at Joinville; Captain
Blanchard, chief instructor of Les
Eclaireurs de France (French Boy
Scouts) and Captain Desouthes, in
terpreter, general staff. French army.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
Merchant is Fined for Sale
Of Salad Oil Substitute

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
Berlin, April 30.-A Berlin mer-
chant recently was fined 5000 marks
for fraud in connection with a salad
oil substitute" which he manufactured
and placed on the market. The prose-
cution's analysis showed the substi-
tute to consist of 95.24 per cent Of
water, colored with aniline dye and
thickened with a vegetable slime.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
Beef Prices in France Are
Lower Than One Year Ago

Correspondence of The Associated Fress'
Paris, May l0-The Agricultural So
ciety OF France has collected figures
showing that the cattle raiser, gets
five centimes q cent? a pound less
for beef OH the hoof than he did a
year ago. Notwithstanding the contln-
ual increase in the retail selling price
The society appropriated funds to pay
the cost Of experiments to discover
who gets the difference between the
cost OF meat on the ,.oof and on the
table, A certain number of beef ami
mails will be followed from the stock
farm to the butcher shop to determine
what are the inevitable Intermediary
expenses and reasonable retail price:
The government and the city OF
Paris will be invited to send delegates
to follow the experiments.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
England Gets Less Butter
From Sweden Than Before

Correspondence Of The Associated Press.)
Malmo, Sweden, May S.-Eng-
land received 89.9 per cent of all but
ter exported from Sweden in 1914,
amounting to S2,39S tubs. 1t dropped
to 1886 tubs in 1915, and according
to official statistics for 1916, just is
sued, went down to S58 tubs last year.
Exports to Germany and Austria in
creased from less than 10000 tubs in
1914 to 47,152 in 1915 and 57,369 in
1916. The domestic consumption in
creased greatly in 1916, due probably
to the falling off in the fabrication of
margarine. Prices were roundly 50 per
cent more than in peace times.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
German Missions Close T.
For Lack of Ministers

Correspondence of Tho Associated Press,)
London, May 3.--Bishop Mont
gomery, in his report at the Cloth
annual meeting of the Society of the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, expressed regret that the Ger
man missions throughout the world
had collapsed as a result of absence
OF hundreds of German pastors, who
were faithful. as all good missionar-
les are, to their hocks. 1t is deplorable
that from political causes, the close
association of our society with the
German missions in India West
Africa and Lebanon should have had
to cease
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
Use of Bread for Clearing
Wall Paper FrOWned Upon

Correspondence or The Associated PressJ
London, May l0.--Food economists
have been shocked to discover that
many people are using bread to clean
their wallpaper. In fact, the practice
is said to be more general now than
in pre-war days when there were
plenty of paperhangers-, Three or
four stale loaves will clean the paper
in a drawing room and make it look
like new
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10

Just one ray of hope Is left for the Pl-
rates. II Pittsburgh millionaires would buy
Honus Wagner's coal mine, the Old Wonder
might be induced to jump into the Pirate
yard and save the Callahan team.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Ma zadnji sell tukajsnjega So
cialistiGnega kluba 81. 90 je bilo
sklenjeno, da bono praznovali
1. majnik
V korist sociafistiGne stranke in IA
pomnozitev vrst delavske armada.
Sklenili smo, da se obrnemo do
drugih klubov j. :. y. V blizini :
pozivom, da hi Skupa.j pramovali
delavski praznik, priredili skupen
plknik, in povabili mani ~govonika.
Cenjeni sOdrugil Zdruzimo Sc IA
Ia namen in pokazimo svojim ma
sprotnikom, da smo tukaj in da
sc zavedamo svojih pravic, IA ka-
tere demomstriramo dine |. maja.
Pokazimo jim, da nj sociaIistiGna
organlzacija peSGica lenuhOv. ka-
kor govori6io, kadar JIM zmanjka
argumentoy roper sOcializem.
Sodrugi tukajSnjih klubov nj
mamo nObenega vzroka. da hi ma
sprotovali drug drugemu. Sal Sc
bojujemo IA en- cilj in doseci ga
hotemo pc eni poti. Je pa med
Mani sc mnogo delavcev. Hi ne po-
znajo socializma Y pravi luGi, in
pray cato Smo pOtrebni govornika,
XII nam rojasni vzroke, ellie in
Sredstva naSega boja.
Dne |. maja hi bila lepa prilika
IA to. klube, XII hi hoteli 2 mani
sodelovati, prosimo mai TO mama
milo ma naslov podpisanega klubo-
vega tajnika. Ia odgovore prosi-
mo timprej, ker ie cas- kratek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
Stranka.
ZAPISNIK
conference j. S. klubov v Craw-
ford Co., obdrSavane dine IS.
februarja 1917. v New
burg, Kans.
Gross, Kans.

NessAAo
reinforcement tainik sodrug Cor
SEX otvori sejo. Ia predsednika je
izvoljen sodrug Anton Rupar, IA
podpredsednika pa sodr. Frank
Setina.
ker nj zapisnika zadnje seize,
poroca Sodr. GorSek lrstmeno ME
ga vsebino, kar Sc vzame ma INA
MO.
Sprejne Sc predlog, maj Sc ape
Ira ma klub Yale, da Sc po MOI
noSti ~udelezuje sci.
Porocila tajnikov kraievnih
klubov Sc vzamejo ma znanje.
Sodrug tajnik poroGa, Ola je do
bill pisalni papir, he pa raGuna, XII
ga vSled tega lie more predlcziti.
Sodrug blagajnik porota, da je
dobil ma zadnii sell cd kluba stew.
1877 Stiri dolarje IA pokrit.ie stro-
Skov IA Kristanove Shode Poro-
clio e sprejme.
Ma dnevni red prihaja zadeva
sodruga Lip. kopfmaireja. On in
sodrug LekSe podata svoja pojaS-
Mia. Pc kratki debati Sc sprejmc
predlog, da 81 zakljuGi deBata 4
Opombo, Ola maj sodrug Kopfmaier
pUSvari d~oticnega cestnega moi
Stra, da ne DO wee govoril Pr sta
novaniih, kar Sc mu je oGitalo.
Nname st debata zaradi praz-
novanja prvega majnika. Razpra-
We Sc udeleze Sodrugi LekSe, Brat
kovN. JanciC i'm drugi.
Sodrug LekSe p~rotestira v ime-
nu svojega kluba prot Sklepu
zadnie conference. ia hi ST slav-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
zANIMIv cLANEK O NADZoRovA-
NJU BANKE ZvANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.
Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstvo, ce JIG banka
pod nadzorstvom Clearing Housa".

Use banke, XII imaio zvezo y Chicago
Clearing House. so podvrzene strogemu
nadzorovanju oil uradnikov tega zavo.
da. Pregledovanje racunOv in meta
sc mora vTsiti najmani enkrat ma lcto.
l~zvcdenci natancno prcis6ejo stanje
vsake banke. Vso gotovino preStcjejo,
p~regledajo vse note, varscinc, vknjizbe
in drugc vrednostne l%istine, Sc prepri-
tajo o fondih, XII so ~naiOleni v drugih
bankah in pregledajo knjige in raGunc.
&c najdejo izvedcnci kake Slabe ali
dvomljive vrednostne l%istinc. Sc te ne
~stejejo wee kot imovina banke. Axe Sc
je skrGila vrednOst banGnega premolc-
MIA, mora banka kazati pravilno vrcd-
most v svojih knjigah. Ce banka drzno
spekulira in sc i pride ma sled. mora
to takoj opustiti. Use, kar jc slabo, ri
skirano, se mora takoj odstraniti in ma
domestiti Z b%oljsim. &c vsega tega
banka nitro ne popravi in stori. izgubi
vse nadaljnjc ugodnosti in pravicc. XII
Jill viivajo banke, katcre so zdruzcne y
Clearing House.
Kedar 80 odvZamcjU kaki bank tc
ugoduosti ali Ge nj spreieta y Clcraing
House ina slednja IA to dober Vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa jc u bank. Ii ic
clanica t. zvezc. Ic 20 dovOlj jascn do
kaz, da ina dobro imovino. da j. MEN
kredit dober in ia vodi svoi dcnarui
prOmet pc predpisih, Narno in sigurno.
Nacrt ~ nadzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa ie bill izdelan Y Chicago
pred desetimi lett. I'd katcrega casa ma
pref nj bankrotirala niti ena banka, Iii
je bila y zvezi : TEN Clearing Housom.
Ako je Slo ma ali drugi banki Slabo
vsled panike ali vojske. so il takoi pri-
skocile ma pOmot drugc Clearing House
banke in il p%omagale. dokler Sc MISC
povrnile zopet normalne nj TIA
Clearing House nadzoroyalni natrt So
ie pokazal tako vspesen, ia SO Povsod.
kjer koli Sc nahaja kak Clearing House.
sprejeli ia uaGrt.
American State Banka ie V zvezi :
TEN Clearing Housom. jc pod niegovim
nadzorstvom in ina use priVilegijc te
banke, katcri poda vsako lcto pet po-
polnih %raGunov.
American state Banka pa jc tudi pod
drLavnim nadzorstvom in odda v>akO
leto pet detajliranih rrGuuov q stanju
Banking Departmental driave Illinois.
Napravite NASO banko IA VASO
banko in Vas denar 10 warren III IA
lahko dvignctc, kcdar "a lelite.
Nprasajte IN scznam nash First Gold
hipotck. Kakor tudi seaman $4,000 in
$4,000 zlatih hipotecnih bondov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

most priredila skupno $ =. \. =. j..
Veeina sodrugov .js nasprotnega
mnenja. Ker Sc ne more priti do
zadovoljivega rezultata, Sc sklene,
ia sc poeaka z izvolitvijo odbora
IA prireditev slavnosti do prihod-
ME conference, XII BIO V nedeljo 4.
marca ob , popoldne Gross,
Hams.
Frank Homar,
zaphsnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
skupna k~onferenca.

V nedeljo, dne -. marca oh dveh
popoldne Y naselbini Gross, KanS.
Pritakovati je, da pride gotovo
do vaznih razprav, ker imamo
predmete, XII Sc morajo reSiti. Ia,
I ouljudno vabim vSe sodruge in
s%odruzice, maj Sc ~zancsljivo ude-
leze konference.
John Gorsek, konfer. tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

pristopajte k
SLOVENSKI NARODNI POD.
PORNI JEDNOTI.

Narcotic 81 devnik "Prosve-
ta". List stane "a cello leto $500,
pol leta pa $50.
Vstanavljajte nova drustva. De
set Glanov(ic) je treba "a novo
drustvo. Naslov "a list in "a tai
nistvo ie 2657 So. Lawndale Ave.
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Ma NemSkem sc baje silno siri-
jo koze in umrljivost IA to bolez-
MILO je velikanska. Kako mai Sc
tudi %telesa, XII ne dobivajo zadost-
lie hrane, uspeSno upirajo napa-
du bolezni!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
$500;

V Iowi je SodiSce izreklo. ia je
nezakonito rabbit y casopisih a.
merisko 2astavo, kcr sluii tam "a
kupcijSke nameue. Ne lie nezaku-
nito, ampak tudi neokuSno je. To-
da nrkateri listi ii pat miSlijo:
kupciia je kupcija,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

priprave bodo pa zahtevale precej
della.
5 soc. pozdravom
Frank Likar,
7Ol Chestnut ST., Johnstown, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
LIsTU v PoDPoRo.

Paul PoSega, Canonsbure, Pa,
500. - FIR. Somrak, Cleveland,
o., 25c - Anton Simtic. Warren.
o., Sl.0O. - Frank Debeliak,
Gum, Wyo., l5c. 49, Pity. SLOW. soc.
klub st. ia Detroit, Mich. 1000
John Cuk Ace, Jakob Cuk l5c. FIR.
Bogataj 15c. Vsi V Rayland. o. -
Andy F'urlan, Detroit, Mich. $l.00.
NSega ...,. $40
Zadnji izkaZ 1895
Skupaj ............. S63.0j
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
oBVEsTILo.
Radley, Kans.

Vsem Jugoslovanskim social
sticnim klubom V Crawford Co.,
drz. Kansas, Sc naznanja, ia BIO
prihodnja
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Gospod Nikolai Romanov jc izgubil >voio
Sluzbo. Hvalabogu, V take zadrege vcndar ne pri-
de, kakor delavec, Ge izgubi delo. Sana njegova
posestva ia krimu, kamor je odpotoval. 50 vred-
ia %n'iljone. In V takih razmcrah je cisto prijetno
malo kopati in sejati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

AvStrijSko prebivalstvo zahtcva vc,ti o ruski
revoluciji. To pomeni, da prikriva ce>arsko kra-
lJeya emo rumena cenzura ruske dogodke. HIM..
Sal JIG bill Nikolaj vendar sovraznik! Pa je gospo-
darjem Avstrije vendar zal, ia jc padel.
Seveda jim ie zal,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

NajvccJa moe socializma .jc V
TEN, da jc koristem vsemu Glove
Stvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Ruski ustavodajni zbor no sklican V zimsko pa
laco, XII le razglasena ~ narodovo last. Narodni
zbor V zimski palaci! Temporal mutantur casi
Sc m~enjajo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Optlmisti rmajo zopet dober cas-, XII pa ne DO
trajal dolgo. IL Havra prihaja p~orocilo, da misli
Ncmcija oblaviti svoje mirovne pogoje, XII bodo
baje glede ma Belgijo sledeGi: Belgiji sc vrne ne
odvisnost, toda V Antwerpenu, Liegu in Namurju
ostanelo nemSke vojaSke poSadke. Belgiiska pri-
staniSca ostanejo pod nemSko kontrolo, pray tako
~belgijske zeleznice. Belgija ne DO smela imeti svo-
je armada, ampak he zandarmerijo IA vZdrzavanic
domacega reda.
Yeast SO liudie opazali znamenja ma mebu.
Vsako znamenje jim je kaj pomcnilo, navadno
kaj slabega, kugO, ,lakoto ,voino ali pa cello konec
sveta. Sedai vidijo optimisti znamenja V Gasni-
karskih tclegramih in jh tudi razlagajo, kakor
kofetaricc sanje. Ali ker so ~optimisti, Jim pomeni-
jo vedno kaj dObrega. Sedaj hOcejo liz vsake po-
dobne vesti citati konec vojne.
Mi sc Sc nikakOr he moreno spreobrniti ma
tax optimizem. Cudna so pota bozje previdnosti;
ampak Ola drzi pot tie vesti ravno IL Havra, ie re
wee, kakor cudno. In &c hi bila r~esniGna, ne hi po-
menila pray mic "a mir. Kajti danes mora bti
pac &c otroku iasno, da lie bodo zavezniki sklepali
miru na,tej podlagi, zlasti sedaj he, ko so dosegli
par uspehov na Franciscan i'll V Azji ter upajo,
Ola povzdignejo z nameravanO ofenzivo svoj voja-
ski presto.
V r,tski dunn je socialist keronskij zelo cd
locno nastopil proti vladi i'll proti vojni. Opisal ic
zalostni notranji polozaj v dezeli in oznaGil IA
smeSno, da hoce Rusija osvajati Carigrad.
Priznati je treba ruskim socialistom, da ima-
jo pogum,
Vesti IL Holandiic porocajo, da je Wander
velde, V cigar rOkah je bio belgi isko municijsko
ministrstvo, odstopil. PrvO porocilo je dejalo, da
je incl Z ostalimi Glani kabineta nasprotja zaradi
dolocb o municiiskih delavcih. Sedaj pa porocajo
vlamski listi, ola je demisioniral, ker je popolno-
ina ogluSil. Vandervelde ie bill eden najsijajnejsih
govOrnikov V Belgiji in V sOcialistiGni lnternacio-
mali. Pravijo, Ola zdaj ne bo mogel wee javno ma
stOpati kot sovornik, ampak da Sc BIO popoIncma
posyetil Casnikarstvu.
"Het Nok' V Amsterdam poroca, Ola je
mednarodna strOkovna kOnferenca zaradi nemSke-
ga submariIlskega vojskovanja sedai uelnogOGa.
Tudi Mehiko ina svojo zensko med poslanci.
l~zvoljena je bila pri zadnjih volitvah V nacionalni
parliament in hOce tam zagOvarjati politicno ena-
kopravnost zensk, Ave Marija' ina torej Sc Ell
razlog, da Sc zgraza zaradi nOvih RAINIER V Ne
hiki.
V Parizu je tie dni umrl odvetnik Ferdinand
Labor. NJegova smrt zbuja spomin ma zlOglasnc
Dreyfusove procese, V katerih je Labor zagovar.
jail tedanjega stotnikG Dreyfusa, "a katerege je.
kakor znano, tudi lola ma jenergiGneie nastopal '
imenu resnice in pravice.
Anglesko organizirano delavstvo ie poslalo
ministru kerenskemu i'll poslancG Cckeidzu bro
jayno cestitko k zmagi revoluciic.
Nenlski kancelar Bethmann Hollweg Sc ie Ia
koj, kO je bilO znano, Ola je revolucija ma Ruskem
zmagala, Odpellal ma Dunaj, kamor Sc ie z enako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
UTRINk I.

60, ma katero je bilo poklican tudi Ti>za. Potcm 10
je Bethmann zopet nitro ubral V Berlin.
V Evropi Sc tresc nekoliko cesarskih in kraljev-
skin hlacic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Najvetja slabost delavstva j,
.neznanjc.