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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-08
NEW DRIVE
AGAINST HUNS
CONTINUED from page L.

at dawn today in the Somme region,
between Albert and Montdidier, on a
front of about twenty-five miles. The
advance is progressing satisfactorily.
The British attacked in the direc-
ton of Ciresy and Marcelcove; the
French toward Aubercourt and De-
NUN.
Enemy resistance was bitter about
Moreuil and Morizel
The French attacked at a. M,
after forty minutes artillery prepa-
ration. Three hours later all objec-
tives were obtained.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-08
We Could Spare Them.

New York Sun: Is a 98-cent ala
clock or a 81 watch a luxury" Il
should be taxed out of existence
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-08

/. Live poultry, quiet. Geese !.
ducks. 27@2Sc; fowls, &c: tn,.]
2S@3Oc; ROSTERS, 20@22c; cbias]
broilers, 35@37c. A'
Cheese. quiet. State milk co,,.
to special. 21@26c; skins comma
specials, 5@261zc.
Butter, firm; receipts, 10.s2a o.,
cry extras. 45Ac: dairy tubs. I d
46Ac; imitation creamery firsts u ,
45c.
Eggs, firm; receipts, 1881 "
by white fancy, $4,000; nearby '
ed fancy. 8S@41c; fresh, 3s@4Sc
ST. Louis Horses and Mule,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. THE RIM
sisted mainly of southerners and
quality was fair. Eastern grades
GLIDING big work and hot wea,
horses. are not in demand and the
ket In these kinds is extremely
The Cuban contract is still open
good little riding horses and thu
spection is liberal.
~ 0lS AOAoOS, CAdo -. .$Z30i
Eastern chunks .........., 10S
Farm mares. southern type 1850
Southern horses, choice :. 115S
Southern horses, medium >. 65S
Southern horses, cheap 80. 25G
Plugs ........-.. .......... 10d
Mules Fair run Of mules and
trade was right brisk all day.
mules of the rugged type and Eng
war mules are full steady, land
extra big miners are little stror
than last weeks close. Top ou,
cotton mules Of IS hands and IN
selling right good, but 1t L still E
for this trade and tho demand Is
tied. Canal mules are again being
on from this market for eastern &
ments.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-08

Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Aug. S-Butter-Cre1
cry extras, 43h@44c; cream
standards, 43N @44c; dairy exit
41@43c; dairy firsts, 3s@40c
Eggs Ordinary nrsts, 35@3eA
firsts, S7h@3sc.
Cheese - Twins, 241k 6E4s
Young Americas, 25h@26c.
Potatoes-Receipts. 80 cars. \
ginias, per barrel. $4.b0@5.0o; n
potatoes. $2.00@2.25.
Live poultry - Fowls, 269s
ducks. 24c; geese, Ice: spring chi
ems. SOC; turkeys. 30c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-08
VILLAGES Captured,

LONDON, Aug. 8.-(3:33 p. ny
British troops have captured a num-
Der of villages in their new Picardy
drive, it was reported this afternoon,
including Moreuil, Antoine and Auber-
court In addition, the heights south
of Morlancourt and west of Ceresy are
reported to have been taken.
Morlancourt is between the Ancre
and the Somme, four miles south of
Albert. Moreuil is the most import
ant city between Montdidier and
Amiens. 1t is on the right bank of
the Avre, ten miles southeast of
The Amiens-Roye highway
crosses the original battle front on
the Luce river about a mile and a half
west of Demuin-l
Germans Terrorized.
by William Philip Simms, United
Press Staff Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
Aug. s. - Franco-British
troops attacked at dawn this morn
ing between Morlancourt and Moreuil,
on front of about fifteen miles,
astride the Somme.
Several important villages have
been reached. The battle generally
appears to be going well for the al
lies.
Several hundred tanks led the
way, fast "whippets" supporting. The
'whippets" raced and lodged across
the fields, terroriZing and running
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-08
Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.1

Rise, fall The rlver VIII re-
main nearly stationary, with falling
tendency, from Davenport to Keokuk
during the next thirty-six hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21
NEW DIPLOMACY
ARISES IN j. s.
Untermyer Says Great Result
of Struggle Will be Adolf
ton of Secrecy.
International News Service

international News Service.
TRENTON. y. J.. April 2O-That
the war has given birth in the
United States to a new diplomacy.
open, honest. and outspoken. which
will prove one of the greatest ac-
complishments OF the struggle now
going on. was asserted here last
night by Samuel Untermyer in MAX
ing the address at a Liberty loan
mass meeting that was by far the
biggest demonstration the city has
known since the war started Led
by Sousa's band, a parade Of many
hundreds OF home guardsmen, bus
inessmen and various civic organ
izations whooped things up through
out the main sections of the city for
an hour before the meeting opened
at Crescent temple.
Discusses New Diplomacy.
In discussing the new diplomacy
of the present administration. Mr..
Untermyer referred to its accomp-
lishments as IAN everlasting mon
biggest personality in history" and
said that the righteous and far-see-
ing attitude of the government
within the past few weeks, affecting
the japanese invasion i'm Siberia
completed the brilliant record up TO
date He said that the United States
could not afford to be party TO an
invasion of Russian territory at the
time of Russia's great extremity
and that many thoughtful people
regard the invasion now going on
as unwise and fraught with perilous
consequences to the common cause,
concluding that because it may turn
the Russiaps to Germany for help
against Japan there is reason to
fear it has placed a deadly weapon
in the hands OF a crafty foe.
Defends Hitchcock.
Mr.. Untermyer devoted "A portion
Of his speech to what was inter-
preted to he a defense of Sen. Gill
bert NJ. Hitchcock of Nebraska,
chairman of the senate committee
on foreign relations, whom he did
not mention by name. He referred
to "A spirit OF intolerance that is
a broad and which was about to in
wade the halls of congress; said that
no one who had followed the bril-
liant career of the eminent states
man now being criticized would
dare question his sincerity or in
tense Americanism and concluded
that as I'VE are a united nation in
our determination to prosecute this
war to the bitter end. his barking
back to the far distant days of pre-
war controversy is neither useful
nor patriotic"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21
sBERR7EN SPRINGS, MICH.

News Times Special Service:
BERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich, April
2O.-WiHiam +. Stemm has sold his
Kentucky bred saddle horse. Billy
Marshall" to Woodbridge Dixon of
St. Joseph.
Ezra Painter left Wednesday for
Battle Creek where he has employ
ment at Camp Custer.
Miss Minnie Weeks and Mrs
Clarence St John were South Bend
visitors Wednesday.
Park Whitright Of Benton town.
ship was the guest of his cousin,
Miss Mabel Beshens. Wednesday.
w D. Upper has returned from
South Bend where he has been en-
ployed the past winter. and is now
working at Hinkley's mill
The Misses Nettie, Alice and Effie
Terrell have returned from Misha-
waka and have moved their house
hold goods into the Terrell house
on Pitt st. Miss Nettie Terrell. who
is teacher in the Mishawaka
schools. expects to go to Washing
ton. d. G. this summer at the close
of her school. She will be accom-
pa MED by her sister. Mrs. Ida Gregg.
William T. Stemm has returned
from a visit with relatives in De-
troit and Ann Arbor.
Mrs. J. Howard Taylor of Chi
cago is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Wetmore
Tom Wells is here 10 see his
mother. Mrs. A. Wells. who is Sc
riously i'll at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. V. :. Weaver. Mr.. Wells
has been in the Texas oil fields in
Texas for the past FIVE years.
Among the purchasers Of Liberty
bonds is the local lodge of odd Eel
lows, which has taken $500 worth.
Only two Berrien Springs men
were included in the list Of so call
ed 10 Buchanan the first OF the week
for examination. OF the 80 exam
ined 80 will be sent to Camp Gus
ter. The local men are Walter A.
Boiler and Walter A Hartman.
The sixth annual county conven-
ton Of the Royal Neighbors will be
held here Wednesday, April "a. An
interesting program will be pre-
scented in the morning and evening
sessions. Dinner will be served by
the Aid society Of the Methodist
church in the church parlors.
The spring examination for the
teachers Of Berrien county will be
held at st. Joseph in the new high
school building April 90. sc and 81
Michigan's registration for women
TO ascertain how much woman
power IS at the disposal OF the gov
eminent. VIII begin Saturday. April
81. Arrangements have been made
for registering Ber1zen Spring.
women az tie NcOmher building.
formerly occupied hy Eidscn-s
-TpcEy S1rrp- In c0Eu-H-y eizcr5crs
Tia regiEra1iun VII ~ he'd a. In
v1-3uGx Echpcg houses ant ALSO 81
the f NJ csTlRCa. ogrnpssrsrr- TFE-
i<ztrnrS hefrsE m hIcnd tD Instruct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21
NILES, MICH.

News-Times Special Service
NILES. Mich. April 20.-Clifford
Inman. former resident Of this
city. and who has been employed
here of late. was taken into custody
by the sheriff OF Kalamazoo county
for contempt of court. and taken
back to Kalamazoo. The specific
charge against Imam is that he
failed 10 give the alimony desig-
mated 10y the court to his divorced
wife
The funeral services for Mrs.
Charles Geishirt will be held Sunday
afternoon at st. Johns German
Evangelical church. Burial will Oc-
cur in Niles. The body was brought
to Niles this evening from Chicago
by her son. oliver Geishirt.
Miss Phoebe Babcock has gone
to Rochester. y. Y. for an extend
ed visit.
Fred Lardner is in South Bend
taking examinations for entrance
to the Annapolis naval academy.
Samuel Bower. a farmer residing
east of Niles, fell from a wagon
while at work on his farm. and
fractured a rib and was otherwise
severely injured. He is past p
years old.
Nathan jackson. colored, whose
home was under quarantine during
the winter for smallpox, placed a
claim of over $500 with the board
of supervisors OF Berrien county
for damages incurred to his bust
ness as the proprietor of a roOming
and boarding house, and upon be-
ing apprised that the claim would
not be allowed. has retained local
circuit court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21
SUMNER FTRS.

II Greenblatt wishes 10 announce
to the women OF South Bend that
he is showing an extensive line In
all kinds of summer furs in the
newest desisn- Rinefnement and
exclusive styles at such low prices
that certainly will interest you Old
furs cleaned and remodeled into
summer styles speciality II.
Greenblatt tt, 2S2 S. Michigan st. Home
phone 55s9. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21

publican politicians have been tell
ing the governor that ne does not
need TO call the legislature in SEES
sion 10 get money with which to re-
build the refOrmatory buildings
which were destroyed by fire. and
that he can borrow all the money
he needs at the banks and let the
legislature make the appropriation
at the next regular session
Thus they are seeking TO remove
another of the reasons given for
calling a special session.
OF course, IL the governor has
made up his mind that the refOrma-
tory must be moved from Jefferson
Vile TO some other county in the
state-preferrabl in the central
part-he would have to have au-
thority from the legislature to make
such removal
However. it now developes that
800 OF the inmates OF the reforma-
tory are &c be removed to the state
prison at Michigan City thus re-
lleying the congestion at the re-
formatory 10 that extent This IS
believed 10 be another effort to elm
mate one OF the reasons advanced
for the calling Of special session.
for the reformatory probably will
be able TO care for the remaining
number OF inmates until the next
regular session OF the legislature.
Anyone with half an eye can tel
that "a smooth and clever game OF
maneuvering is in progress among
the republican leaders 70 avoid a
special session. And whereas
week ago it appeared to be certain
that the governor would issue the
call, it is becoming more evident to
the close observers every day that
the call is about as far in the future
now as II was a week ago. If the
special session Is not called the
democrats will undoubtedly tell the
people Of the great Hoosier COM
that the plan failed he
cause the republicans were afraid
to call IT, And they will go on the
stump and prove II, too.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21

TfE SfrlTssun Inst FruIv sfme mr.
nHn and mgx N BsitnerE. --ndtErt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06
Atentat " kiieVu

je svoj rop ma vzhOdu Sama zvrSila na najzahrbi-
nejSi nacin. &c vzame skupai. kakor je bi-
10, MISC nemSke armade zlna gale ma Ruskem tenn
wee kajzerstvo je Ogoljufalo Ruse in Fince rkra-
lince in Pojake in skupaj. Reel. da je bila to
dpomaticna zmaga, hi blo preveiko ponizanie
pOjma diplomacije. = priznanjem lepih nacel je
pripravljaa narode nekdanje Rustic ma mir cd
katerega so po njenh besedah morali pricakovai
pravicnost. ko ih je toiko preslepa, da so o.
prlsti vsakO misel ma nadaljn boj in postal ne
sposobni "a uspesno vojno je snela krinko in po-
kaZala tiranski obraz. VISA nena metoda je bila
nepostena od konca do kraja. kdor je tako posto-
pal pa nina nobene pravice toziti ce Sc mu vraCa
ma enak nacin.
Razume Sc, da ne izpremeni ne Mirbachov ne
EichhornOv umor polozaja. Ma mesto grofa Mir
bacha prihaja Ilefferch, nekdanji nemSki finanG-
nj tajnik ko poslanik RmSijo, namesto Echhor-
ma pa posadi kajzer tudi kakSnega drugcga gene
rala.
Omenjena atentata pa vendar ne smeta pre-
sojati tega staliSCa Nazna sta kO smptoma re-
benega duha, Xxi budi Rusiji in Sc posluzuje
atentatov, ker nina Sedaj drugega sredstva Ma
pada ma Mrbacha in ma Eichhona sta bila prvi
vrsii glasni protesini demonstracij zoper NemGi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06

10, drugi pa zoper tiste Xxi deloma resnci de
Iona pa po imenu vladaio. Ali pomen obeh aten-
iatov sega vendar Sc preko demonstracje Social
III revolucOnarji morajo vedei, da zbudi talk ma
pad divJi Srd ma kajzerjevem dvoru in da Guti Vi
lem tako rec koi zaev svojega bOzanstva En-
krat Sc je zadovolji : TEN, da maSGuie moskovska
vlada umor niegovega poslanika. Toda ce Sc TO
nekohkokral ponovi, ie verjetno, da potegne
SvoJi jezi NEE IL noznce in poslje svoje armade,
da Sunaricno kaznujejo "hudodelce"
Ocividno je to tisto, kar bi socialni revolucio-
narji radi dosegli svojimi atenai V TAKEN
>lucaju hi bila mogOGa edino alternative Ali da
Sc Rusija pOponOma podvrze Nem6iji, ali pa da
obnovi vojno. Socialni REVOLUTIONARY najbrze ra-
cunaJo, da hi Sc zgodilo drugO in ce majo razloge
IA tako misjenje, mora biti protinemski duh ma
Ruskem veliko mocneisi, nego bi bo sodit po po-
stopanju sedanje Wade.
To hi bo zelo verjetno in razumljivo. Ko sc
Je sklepal brest -hovski mir, so mu bile mase GO
tovo nagnjene. Nedvomno so Sc boljSeviki takrat
nalvet ozrom ma razpolozenje masah odloci
da sprejmejo vse nemSke pogoje. Ali ljudstvo je
tedaj pri@akovalo da mu prinese mir bojse raz
mere. Sedaj pa vidi da mine mesec "a mesecem,
razmere Sc pa ne iSajo, temveG so Sc slabse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06

nego so bile pref. Ma eni stran MISC bill Dol jse
wiki sposobni, da b izvrSili cudea in organiziral
po vsej dezeli produktivno zvjenje liz kaosa, ma
drugl stran vidi ljudstvo, da izteza Nemcija roke
Sc po tem kar mu je ostalo. Mase MISC zaovale
ce sc jim je reko, da bodo Ukrajinci, Finci. Po-
Jaki, Lett l. t. d. loceni cd Rustic toda preprican
so bill, ola bo vsaj Velika Russia neodvisna in da
no memo ljudstvO uzivalo resni6en mir
TEN prifakovanju je pa ljuo razocarano
Tudl tisti, XII 81 ne belijo veliko glave vsOkimi
politicnimi vprasanji, cuiio, da nmaio dovolj hra
ne in te je kaj upanja, da prinese zeev nekoliko
zlveza hiso, ae morajo povsod bat da ga zaseze
kajzerska lakOta. Boil "a poljske prdelke med
ruskimi in ukraiinskmi kmeti ma eni in nemskimi
vojaki ma drug strani so nadvse tipGni i'm Ge bi
danes priSlo do ponovne vojne Nem6ijo, hi jo
gotovo velik del naroda IL vsega srca odobraval
Ali vprasanie je, ce hi bila Russia sposobna
"a obnovitev vojne In pray TEN ie ma vsak ma
Gin najvetji dvom. Polozaj je "a Rusiio skrajno
krititen. kajpada vemo, ce ina spoh toliko
vojnega materiiaa, da bi prSe kai postev in
zee je to. kar ie ostao od njene ndustriie sposob-
no, da bi zalagalo armada slucaiu move voine
(Konec ma g. strani).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06

Ia nemskim poslanikom Mirbachom Moskvi
Ie prisel nemski vojni poveljnik Ukrajini marSal
Won EichhOrn vrsto V torek je bill kijeyu
ma ulici zvrSen atentat, kateremu je podege
marsal in njegov adjutant stOtnik Dressler.
Porocio, XII je prislO IL Amsterdama, prav
dogodku sledeGe "Uradno naznanilo, XII je prSlo
IL ukrajinskega glavnega me:'ta, javlja, da sta BIZ
la torek Kijevu voiaski povejnik fedmarsal
Won Eiehhorn in njegov adjutant stotnik Won
Dresser bOmbo tezko ranjena. PozneiSa depesa
IL kiJeva prav, da sta ponoc oba umrla. Atenta
le bil izvrsen, ko sc je Eichhorn svOjim adjutan
tom peljal IL kazine vojni gavni stan. Bomba
le bila vrzena IL voza, XII sc je pripelial esno k
1edmarsalovi kociji, kO je bila re blizu glavnega
siana. Atentator in voznik sta bila aretrana.'
Poznejse vesti pripovedujejo da ie bill aten-
tat OsnOvan med socalnimi revolucionari Mo-
skvi
Ma vsak naGin zanie Nemcija kar je sejaa.
In &c sc bojujejo njen sovrazniki danes bomba-
mi IN prirejajO atentate, pravzaprav nina mic
pritoziti Atentat sc navadno smatra za zahrbno
dejanje in mnogih slucajih je res tax. kjer je
"a boz odprto politicno polje in kjer ina narod
'rbunale, pred katerimi more naii pravice sc ne
more zagovarjati poiticen umor. Toda Nemcija
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06

Stopiti Sibiriji zadostno Silo ki je potreb
iudi doSego tako Skromnh namenov, kakor
so bill oznaGeni
Nlada Zedinjenih driav je torei predozid
japonski vadi, ola poSlie VSaka po nekoiko Ii
SOC MOI VladivoSok namenom, da Sodeuie
jo ksi enotna sila pr zasedaniu NladivoStoka in
da zavarujejo kolikor mogoce, ozemije IA Ceho-
slovaki, XII kredejo proti zapadu .Japonska
vlada ie izreka svoj >porazum
PodvZema joca to akcijo, Ieli Vada /edin jc-
nih drzav naznaniti ruSkemu ijudStvu iavno in
sverano, da namerava nobenega doiikanja
polititne suverenoSt Rusije, nohenega vmeSava-
MIA njene notranje zadeve, nii ne lokan"
.adeve tiS,h omeienih kraiih, ki hi jh ME
ne vojaSke Nile morale zaSeSti, in dL no6e do
takni, niene zemliiSke ntegritete ne sedai ne
pozneie
Kar hotemo Storiti, ina edini namen, da po-
damo ruSkemu narodu toliko pomoci pri ME
govih naporih "a konlroo SvOjh laStnih zadev,
Svojega ozemlJa in .>Voje uSodc. k0ikor ho ME
mu samG>u sprcjemliiva. kakor je znano, izda
iaponska vlada podobno iziavo.
III naGrti in nameni Wade Zedinjenih drzav
bill naznanjeni vladam Neike Britaniie,
Francije in ltalije, in te Wade Sporotile dr.
zavnemu oddellu da iih Macedonia odobravain.
Noben zakliucek, do katerega ie priSla Via
da Zedinjenh drzav tel vazni zadevi. pa nina
nemena, ia hi oviral akcije ali vmesaval
neodvisno sodbo vlad, katerim smo Sedai spo-
jeni vojni
Nlada Zednienih drzav ina tudi zelio in ma
men posluziti prve prili<e, da poSje Sibir
jo komsijo trgovcev kmetovaIskih izvedencev,
delavskih svetovacev, zaStopnkov Rdecega kr
"a in agentov Y. VI. &. A., Xxi vaieni organiz-
ranja najboijsih metod IA podajanie korisinh
informacij in prosvetne pomoGi najbojie vrste
Namen je, da sistematijen naGn Ia
dovolje nepOsredne gospodarske potrebe ondot-
mega ljudstva, kakorkoli sc pokaze kakSna moZ
most IA to- zvrsitev teea nasrt. bo sledila iane be-
smela ovirati vojaShe pomoc Cehoslovake.
Nlada Zedinienih drzav upa in prcakuie da
bodo Wade, katerimi je Spojena. akiivno pod
pirale izvrSitev teh vojaskih in gospodarSkh na-
crtov, kierkoli bo mogoGe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06

sobojevnikov, katerim je njih usoda vazna la
mocno cenjena stvar.
Nprito nevarnosii, kateri so ceSkoslovaske
eee sedaj iZpoSlavHene Sibiriji Od nemSkih in
iavStro-ogrskih napadov, zavezniki naravno
euiiIi, da ne morejo indferentno gledati ma RAJ
voJ dogodkov, in gotovo stevo njh eel je ze
dobilo naog za odhod Vladivostok
NIada Zedinjenh drzav, XII enako cuti te.
10 NituaciJe, je pred krakim podala japonski
Nladi predloge IA nitro odpoSjatev cet, da se o.
laJSa prltiSk na ceSkoSlovaSke sile
japonSka vlada XII zeli soglasje 2 nameni
Zedmjenih drlav, ie sklenila da stori takoj ko-
rake IA diSponiranie primernimi Sami IA pred.
iaganO niSijO, in gotovo Stevilo teh tei bo ta-
koJ odpOSlano Nladivostok
NaStopaJoca Ia pot vzdrzuie japonSka vlada
%oIo irajno ieljo, da pospesi razmerje prija-
ieilStva IN potrjujc obljubljeno politiko re,pek-
iiranja teritorijalne mtegritete Rusije in vzdr-
AvanJa vNakega vmeSavanja nieno noiramjo
poitiko.
Nadalje niavlia da umakne po doscgi ONE
nJenih namcnov akoj ySe iaponske Gete ruskc-
IA ierltoriia in pu>ti neovirano suverenoSi Ru>i-
le vSeh njenih fazah, bodiSi politiGnh ali vo-
iaSkih -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06
AKCIJA ZEDINJENIH DRzAV

Polkova niava naglasa, da SO Zediniene dr.
zave ponoyno in resno uvazevale sploSni polo
zaJ, preden 81 je vlada napravila sodbo Odkar
so sc oblavile prve vesti nameravani akcji Y
HiblrlJl Je poteklo mnogo casa; znano je pa tudi
da Je predSednik medtem sliSal mnogo judi, XII
poznaJo polozaj Rusiji, med mimi take, XII so
bile zadnji Gas same dezeli Program Zednje
NH drzav kaze kot plod resnega in vse-
StranSkega uvazevanja
Predvsem je treba naglaSati da ne more bi;i
nobenega dvoma iskrenosti izjave To je izmed
vsega, kar prihaJa pri tel akciji poStev najvaz-
neJse in nieesar he bi biO tako goreGe zeleti ka-
korda hi Ne nogel rask- parod prepriGst -tsn--
Ako razumeio Rusi. da ho6ejo Zedinjene drzave
vSe Ia, kar ie izjavi povedano in drugega mic
ledaJ morajo samo pozdraviti IL srca akcijo XII
Jim lahko prineSe reSncno in izdatno pomoG
Racunati ie Seveda treba = tenn. da bodo nem-
SKI agenii ma RuSkem porabili vSo Svojo moe da
III diSkretirali akcijo Iedinjenih drzav Slikali
bodo Ameriko kot sebicno deklamirali bodo da
Sc SkrvaJo "a njeno pomotjo osvojevani ma
mem Ill - kar more napraviti sedanji Rusiii
nalveci vtiSk - trlili bodo da Sc vrsi visa akci-
Ja intereSu ameriSkih kapitaistov. Sal je bill
cello Niljem tako predrzen in je govoril, ola ie
vSiopila Amerika zaradi profitov svoiih kapita-
liStov vojno in da ie Wilson orodie Wall Stree
Ia kar govori prusko bozanstvo to ponavljajo
kakor papige njegOvi agenti po vSem svetu.
kapitallsticni interest pa tistO, kar vzbu-
Ia Sedanji Rusii najodkri iosrcnejSi odpor Ia
kaJ o tenn ne more biti nobenega dvoma da pre-
vladuje med riskim ljudstvom sociastiGno G,lv-
>,vovanJe. To ne pomeni, da je rlSko ljud
stvo socialisticno zavedno: med cuvstvom in INA
mem, XII je podlaga zavednosti, je velika razlika
Prav tam, kjer je cuvstvo mOtnejSe od kriti6ne
razsodbe, ina pa sugestja ma jlozje delo in te su-
gestije ne bo manikalo Ljudje, XII sovrazjo So
ciaIizem ko zivega hudica, Sc bodo masam pred
S'avljaf kot najradikanejsi socialist in bodo
govorili Wilsonovih kapitalistiGnih namenih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-06
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MO izjavo:
'daponska vada, navdana 5 juvstvi odkri-
toSrtnega prijaejstva do ruskega naroda, je We
dino goja naivecie upanie, da kmalu usianovi
red Rusiji in da bo uzvala zdrav in neovi-
sc evropske centralne sile okoristie pomanj-
ran razvoi svojega narodnega zivljenja.
Nendar pa predleze zadostn dokazi, da So
kanjem obrambne moGi in : kaotiGnim poloza iem
V katerega je ba Russia momentano vrzena
pa utrjujejo svoio obasi mad dezelo in razSir-
JaJo svojo aktivnoS trajno po vzhodni rtki
zemji.
Trmoglavo ovirali prehod CekoSovakov
Skozi Sibiriio. sile, XII upirajo TEN hrabrm
cetam, je bilo uvrScenih mnogo nemSkih in av
stro-ogrskh vjetniov, Xxi zavzemajo prakticno
meso pOveljniStva
CeSkoslovaSkim cetam, XII zee zagotovii
SvobOden i'll neodviSen obSianci svoiemu narn-
du in lojano pOdpiraio Skupno zadevo zavezn-
kov, gre po pravic Simpatija in uvazevanje min