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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Hugh Scott. Homecoming. SD.
Roy ?. sebatlan, Fate. Texas.
Paul SirelM. Detroit. Mich
Fred Smith Saginaw. Mich.
Jeronium stankus. Littawapue. Lithunia,
Oliver Vie. St Louis. Nc.
OWne i. Wheeler. St0ckdale, Texas.
Harry Knieberg, New York. y. Y.
John A McCole. Buffalo. n. Y.
Willis Mckinnis, Equality. III.
Henry Hahler, New Baltimore sta, y. Z.
Richard Manning, New York n. Y.
Daniel Marley, Brooklyn. n. Y.
James W Maroney, Niagara. Falls y. Z.
John Maruczi, Peadlng. Pa.
Walter Matuszewski, Brooklyn. y. 2.
Edwin Mailman, New York. " y
Michele Tatali. Merolo Province OF Rome,
Italy
Charles Noe. Flushing. y. Y.
Frank William Norton. WilliamEport, Pa
Charles Ober. New York, n. y
Terrence C'Brien. Gloucester. Mass.
Oscar Parton, Rankin. Pa
John PaWik, Buffalo, n. Y.
Raymond A. Richards. New York. n. Y.
Leo Alexander Rubin. BinEhsmton. y. 2.
Louis A RUM, Long Island City. " 7.
Max Salt. New York. ". Y.
Bob samuels GIoanallsn. Ala.
Toni Siis Newark, y. J.
Benetchhuz New York, y. 2.
Bernard E Smith. Binshamton. y. =.
Harry Smith, Freehold. n. y
Wladd Spychalsld. Buffalo. ~. 7.
VIM Z. Tregoe, Madison. Nd
BuEler,
Samuel Amegod, samara Don, opatken.
PRISONER.
Private.
Stanley AInech. Scranton. Pa
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Sergeant.
Mack S. siugros New York city.
Corporals.
Jos A. Durnigan. New York city
Perry E. James, Sparta, Ky.
C P. Lewis. oalzls9d. Cal
John A. AlbeTts. Philadelphia
Roy H Bailey. Liberty, mi
salvatore CaEamanna, Philadelnhia-
Michael Cock. Fest Boston Ness
Jesse =. Domge. Seattle. wash
Clifford Dyer. Center Point. IA
Israel Goldstein, Philadelphia.
John p Howard, avon, Cola
Gleason johnson. Mineral City. I'D
John F. Kennedy. South Boston, Mass.
Clarence Mitchell. St Louis. No.
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING
Edward A. Towns westland. R. L Cprob-
Jacob H Gcteu. FIacktrvule. ". Va.
Privates.
Ruben CrCuthamel. Norristown, Pa
Cosiuo LfoCEno, Italy
Peter Gsravaglia. Helper. Utah.
Fleet Johrscn, FoXworth. Miss
Henry Johnson Drake. n D.
Louis EaT ian. New York city
Adds J. Lanson. Covington, La
Chas. K Powell. Claremont. Cal
WOUNDED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING.
Prirates.
Ricard S. Blackburn. Beyille, Tenn
George II. Blake Rome, n. 7.
Neville v Cady. Greenfield Center, n. Z.
Alphons Csmus. AlEiers. La
Floyd Cole. Pontiac. Mich
Robert z Cooper. Harris. Ia
Edward Cox. Manchester. KY
VIM H Cream. worcester, Mass
Jos. c. Durso. Cambridge. Mass
Alfred F. Ferguson, Rutland, Mass
John Tourney italy.
Frank A Gallagher. Waltham, Mass
Leo p Goodward. South Lake Charles, La
Carl W. Harris. North Grafton. Mass
Raymond H Nipe worcester. Mass
Stanley Eosieresk. Ware, Mass
George F. OEilieve, Ascutneyville. Vt.
John J.. Pickett. Lynn, Mass.
John H Sheridan. Worcester, Mass
Nick Vistay. Mingo Junction. o.
Frank ". woods. Woodburn, Mass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
British and French
Officers Here Going
East For Other Dutu

Mai. II. D. Matson. instructor in
the Fort Bliss machine gun school.
and Lieut. D. r. Hutchinson, gas in
structor. both OF the British army;
Capt Gerard, OF the French army.
instructor in the cavalry school; and
Capt. A. ID. Gala. instructor in
bayonet training at Columbus, n. n.
also of the British army. and a NUM-
Der OF enlisted men Of the British and
French armies. who have been with
these officers as assistants in train
ing American troops, have been or
dered to report at Washington. D. c.,
presumably for being transferred 10
other schools in this country.
These men have been in this section
for some time and have made many
warm personal friends Many other
foreign officers have been stationed
here as instructors. but have been
Withdrawn one by one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
WOUNDED MEN
IN MAJORITY
Of Total of 961 Casualties,
574 Are Wounded Severe
ly; Local Man Dies.


Geo. Wol1 erton. Iona. Texas.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
CorporaI.
Hayden C. Eeilog. 1IotisFille. \. 7.
Private
Luke = Clayton New York. y. Y
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant
Floyd Vorhias Alva Okla
MISSING N ACTION.
Captain
Frederick Eliot Adams, Afamaroueclz, y. z.
Iieutenants.
Harry IT. Jackson. Chicago. H.
Philips j. Scudder. New York. " Y.
SerEennts-
Elmer p AIbertson. Brooklyn. n Y
Frank Bukoskl. Gardner, Mass
Timothy f. Carman. Woodmere. n. 7.
Edward Charles Kimble. New York. n. 7.
James p J. QuigE. Brooklyn. n. Y
Frederick Stay, Bloomfield. n. J.
Elmer A. Smith. Portage. WIS.
Corporals.
Jcspeh X Bald win, New York. y. Y.
Robert H. English. Philadelphia, Pa
Howard Frederick SiEel. ILL.,
Oscar F. Grarlund, Rome City, MINI
Berteen Marsh, Ped Grariie. Wis.
Marion Post. PardeeFille, Wis.
Guy Proffitt rcmpldnsvllle. Ky.
Harry A. Nehis, Portage Wis
Bartholomew J. Buckley, Whitman Mass.
Joseph August Carr. Barnharts. " Y.
Evan r Daniels, Cambria, Wis
Martin Ferguson. jefferson. Iowa
Robert Kennedy. Niagara Fails n 7.
Charles Elemm Kiessler. Hampstead. y. Y.
Arthur John Paulson. Kiel. Wis
Clarence D. Shomers. Niagara Falls, y Y.
Philip Stern. New York. y. y.
Mechanics.
Peter 1fllllgan. New York. n Y
Lyle Davenport, Mattoon. Wis.
Cook.
Joseph Peptaia- New York. y 7.
PriVates.
William Addison. New York. n. r.
John J. Alright Pollock. s. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
.YANKS find BIC
GUN POSITIONS
Emplacements Discovered
by n. Y. Men, Who Pun
ish Hun Treachery.

With the American Army Northwest
Of Verdun. Oct 4-(By Associated
Press.)-Two concrete emplacements
for big guns were discovered west Of
Yarennes when New York troops ad-
vanced along the eastern edge OF the
A1gonne forest a few days ago The
guns had been removed, but engi-
neers believe that they were Aus
trian 505's.
The emplacements were 100 yards
apart and apparently were built more
than a year ago.
Big Guns Are Captured
Big guns were scattered through
tho ArgoLne forest and from day to
day have been taken by the advancing
New York soldiers.
Many OF the roads leading from the
Argonne foI est to Mont FaucOn and
TO MalincouIt were barred by con-
crete pillars. as precaution against
the operation Of allied tanks. At safe
distances behind these pillars anti
tank gun positions have been found.
These, in many places, we're built of
concrete. These concrete positions
were, for the most part, behind the
main defensive positions. through
which the Americans broke.
Huns Exhibit Trenehery.
When New York troops captured
the village OF Artist Louis Friday.
number OF Germans came out OF hid
ing places. with uplifted hands. and
were supposed 10 have surrendered
When the Americans came nearer the
Germans suddenly dropped their hands
and. Selling hand grenades. threw
than With deadly nFHnnH 1~ffnfrnr n
boys.
The survivors retreated and told the
story. Then more New York troops
went forward They were armed with
flame throwers and gas projectors and
filled the village with flame and gas
until not a single German escaped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
LAPORTE, TEX, MARINE
IS WOUNDED SEVERELY

Washington. D. C.. Oct IA marine
corps casualty list, issued today, contains
II names. II follows
KILLED N ACTION.
Corporal
Robert Almon Burhans. Harbor Beach,
Mich
WOUNDED IN ACTION, SEVERELY.
Corporals-
VIM W Humphrey. Larzsvllle Pa
Orman Powell Greer. Ashland, Tenn
PriVates-
Pred Theodore Buchloz. Laporte, Texas.
David Peabody Corn. Outlook. Wash.
Reals Carroll Kiastler. Cypress. III.
Andrew Peter KlinEer. Tawas. 2Iich-
Harry Llghtfoot Lee. Wolf Island 30.
Wm- Russell McMullin. Bonnie Terre. No
Joseph louis Severance. Troy. ". Y
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED N &C
TON, PREVIOUSLY EEPORTED
KILLED.
Private
Gordon Curtis Barber. Milwaukee. Wis
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Private.
Harold Williams. W Exeter, y. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
TEXAS CAVALRY MAY NOT
MOBILIZE I'LL YEARS. END

Dispatches from Washington pub
lished in a san Antonio paper indi-
Gated that IL viii be until after the re-
turn Of secretary Newton d. Baker
from the war zone before the six reg
iments Of Texas cavalry Will be mob
ilized, and that may be the end OF the
year. The officers are at Camp stan
ley. Leon Springs. for training.
Troop i, Third Texas cavalry. Of FL
Pasos is waiting orders for mobiliza-
ton and Sergt. Daniel Brice had no
news Friday as TO when the regiment
would be gathered. Its headquarters
is in Austin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
DOughboys To Appear
In Peg Top" Trousers
Instead Of Brooches

Il is reported from San Antonio.
Texas, that infantry soldiers win soon
appear in trousers instead Of the
bFeeches heretofore wOrns as soon as
the quartermaster department can
arrange for the change Puttees viii
stim be worn whenever the men 90
into the trenches.
This change has been ordered on
account OF requests coming from
France, Il IS said, and follows the
custom IN the British army. The peg
top" trousers 10 be worn will allow
greater freedom OF movement and the
average tailor can make them. while
IL takes an expert TO make a COM
Portable pair OF breeches- Officers
and soldiers have experienced great
difficulty in securing breeches in this
country, 10 is said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

w C. ROE was the busiest man in
W. Ell Paso on Friday taking appli-
cations Of motor mechanics for service
in the motor repair unit to be formed
at Fort Bliss, for which 5O23 men are
needed
The rush started early and con-
tinued all day and Mr.. Roe and Lieut.
W C. Conger were kept busy answer
ing questions and filling out applica-
tons for those applying.
Men are wanted for this service
who have experience in any line Of
automobile industry. They must be
within the draft age, but their release
can be secured by local draft boards
so that they can enter this work with
which they are familiar, as the gov
eminent needs them before IL has time
TO classify them in the regular way.
Men who are not physically able 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
.YANK CHASERS
SINK TWO SUBS
Allies Level Fortifications
and Depots at Durazzo,
Austrian Naval Base.

Rome. Italy. Oct. American sub
marine chasers destroyed two enemy
submarines yesterday during the bonn
bardment Of Durazzo, It was officially
announced today.
Much Material Destroyed
London, Eng, Oct An the level
ing OF the Qualifications and depOts at
Durazzo Wednesday the entente
sQuadrons, according TO a Central
News dispatch from Rome. destroyed
much material for the Austrian army
in Albania
The chief Of the general staff OF the
Italian navy made the announcement
of the American successes. The
chasers were engaged I'm patrol es-
cort service for the protection OF the
large warships taking part in the
BON bardment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
TRUCK TRAIN EXPERIENCE
IN MEXICO HELPS THIS MAN

Five years army service on the
Mexican border. including the Perish
ing trip into Mckee, qualified Lieut.
George z Williams. formerly of e.
company. 18th infantry. to 60 ahead
rapidly in the motor truck section
Of the army from a sergeancy. and he
Is now at Camp Meade. Nd, assigned
to motor supply train in the 11th d.
vision He enlisted at jefferson bar
racks. No, in 1914. was transferred
to the depot quartermaster force at
FL Paso in June. 1917. and as a ser
geant went 10 Jacksonville, Fla, Of
ficers' school.
Mrs. Williams and their six months
old baby, George T. jr-, live at 1906
East Rio Grande street Lieut. VIII
liams's father. in Chicago, was once
chief OF police there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
GEN. HOWE, OVERSEAS, TO
BE CAVALRY CHIEF. REPORT

Maj. Gen Robert Lee Howe. former
commander Of troops In the FL Paso
district. who has just arrived over
seas with his staff from Camp shelby,
Miss. according to cards received by
The Herald and several OF his friends
here. probably will be the principal
cavalry corps commander under Gen.
John ]. Pershing in the American
forces This is the opinion OF Gen.
Howze's friends in and out Of the
army and is based on unofficial re-
ports and the generals life time Of
cavalry training.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
SAN ANTONIAN ON TAMPA;
DANIELS'S COUSIN LOST

Washington, D. c.. Oct. robert
Norwood. san Antonio. Tex is among
the enlisted men missing from the
United States steamship Tampa sunk
in the Bristol channel September 20
BENJAMIN Nash Daniels. in the list
Of missing was a machinist and a
first cousin OF secretary OF the navy
Daniels, according to advices from
Baltimore. where his mother lives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

U-BOat Sinks Another
Spanish Steamship

Madrid. Spain, Oct. 4-CBy the As
ISOLATED Press The Spanish steamer
Francori has been torpedoed By
German submarine. according to an
announcement by the minister OF ma
rine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
THREE FIT. BLISS MEN GET
RANK AS OUARTERMASTERS

WIIIiam J. mcknight, Iort Bliss,
has been commissioned as a first-lieu-
tenant, Quartermaster corps. accord
ing 70 announcement from Washing
ton
Raymond @. Dodge and Adolph H
Nelson. Fort Bliss. are to be second
lieutenants. quartermaster corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
EDWARD MARSH SAFELY OVER.

Edward A. Marsh, soldering in no
tor unit 800. Company II. has reached
the European side Of the Atlantic
ocean safely. according TO a card TO
his mother. Mrs. Lula Marsh. Leon
hotel. this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
TEXAN HURT WHEN PLANE
FALLS: CORPORAL KILLED

St Louis. No. Oct s--CorpL Chas-
NJ Cointepas, OF St Louis, died at II
o'clock this morning in Scott aviation
field hospital from injuries received
in a fall OF 1000 feet at s o'clock Sec
ond Lieut.. Burr S. Cameron. Of Naples
Tex. was seriously injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

CERGT. FRED P. GAYLE. company
y G. s5sth infantry. was killed in
action Sept Is. according to a mes
sage containing no further details
received late Thursday by his
brothers J. " Gayle and George
Gayle. Of 1871 Myrtle avenue.
Sergt- Gayle entered the army with
the first draft contingent from Ok
mulgee, Okla, was trained at Camp
Travis, San Antonio. and went to
France with his regiment, which was
part Of the 90th division.
The dead non commissioned officers
home was in Roswell, n. NJ. He is
survived by a brother and three sis
tiers who live in that city, r. r. Gayle.
Mrs r. +. Ballard. Mrs. G. B. Arm
strong and Mrs. J. C.. Peck; by his
wife, who lives in Los Angeles. Calf
and by a sister Mrs. Ed AIbiu. OF
Ranger, Texas. He was operating a
pool hall at Olmulgee when taken
into the army.
At the time ne was killed. Sergt.
Gayle was under orders, soon TO have
been effective, transferring him to
the United States as an instructor OF
troops in training
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality AM energy by puri-
fving and enriching the blood You
can soon feel its strengthening, In
MIGRATING Effect Price 60c.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Gun repairing our speciality. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
ton tor sixteen years.


81 suffered with q chronic cold for
four months, eOughed day and night
Had TO keep on working when / was
not able TO- saw Vinol advertised
and tried It, and I want to tell you it
Just cured that cold in a short tine
1t made me eat and sleep well, better
everyway. u. c. Bagley, Dunn, NC.
For an rundown, nervous, anasEnie col
feeble old people and delicate chlll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
VinOl will Stop a Cough
and Break Up a Cold

A constitutional remedy that removes the cause BY
building up the system. These elements contained
in Vinol-Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron, Man
ganese and GlyceroPhosphates- create an
energy that throws off the cold and prevents its
reoccuuence 1t has given ninety per cent satisfac
ton for sixteen wears, HERE Is PROOF:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
1851 CASUALTIES
SHOWN IN LIST
Many Southwestern Troop
ers Wounded, Killed or
Missing In Action.
(Contlnued from page 81

lContInued from page 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

L-4l-1s- = ~
''Foryears ] suffered with chronic
cough, 50 I could not sleep nights and
continued 70 lose flesh Ny druggist
asked me to try Vinol It cured my
cough, I can sleep nights and have
gained twelve pounds Ninol IS the
best tonic and tissue builder ] haveeTeF
taken. w. D. RES, Lagrange, NC
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
KRIZA ToSTRAN DoNAVE.

kriza avstrijske pOlovice. takozvane Cisaita-
nije, ina drugo lice Seydler bi bill vessel &c hi incl
opraviti le volilno pravico in Ge hi mogel tax
problem pomaknii ospredje i'm potlaGit vso
zines Avstrjo razieda jocih vpraSanj k steni
Fprico mnozne telegramov, Xxi nasprotujejo
druge drugemu,je ,je tezko oznaciti mOmentalni polo
zaj Seydlerievega kabinea. Danes citamo, da je
moz Xxi je pomocjo bozie ncprevidnosti postal
ministrski predsednik Avstriji. demisioniral;
Jutri sporoci brzojav vsakovrstne ukrepe, XII jih
Je Seydler stori; pojutrsnjem zasliSmo, da je ka-
blnetna kriza Avstriji Sc nereSena. Tezko je pO
teh porocilih seseti kolikokrat ie plemeniti Seyd
Ter re resigniral in kolikokra Sc ie spet oil po-
SLOW
NpraSanJe, kakO Sc imenu je nacenk Karlove
Wade ma Dunaju in kako dogo je njegovo poll
ticno zivljenje, pa nj tako vazno, kakor dejstvo.
do je Avstriji oGitna gobolio segajoca kriza cd
tisega trenotka ko je bill po Fancjozefovi smrti
prvit sklican drzavni zbor.
TIA kriza nj nova Toda Sele tekom vojne je'
postala akutna. Memo jedro je narodno vprasa-
ME in njegova vaznost je TEN, da je tenn pro-
blemom spojen obstanek ali poziv Avstrjc same.
ko je Karl po zaslugi sarajevskcga atentata
prlsel ma avstrijski tron, 81 je - kot pravi die
tant predstavljal vadanje veliko lozje, nego je.
OGividno je misil, da Sc opravi Ia posel lepimi
besedami. Teh ie takrat res kar dezevao Av-
strij in YES svet ie bill preplavlien povestmi
demokraticnem duhu novega vladarja. Nauci Sc
le tudi nekoliko fraz narodni pravicnosti in
castnem miru, pa ie mslil, da zadostujejo te re-
kvizte popolnoma "a uspeh.
Ne vemo, koliko politiGarji tise prve dni
verjeli njcgovim frazam Lahkovernih liudi je tu-
Iii med mimi dovolj. nekaterih slovenSkih stih
smo V tisth casih citali ginljive canke, katerih
81 Je izrazalO vclikansko zaupanje obljube. Toda
YES opmzem ie bill kratkoiraien. Sc preden
je parliament Sesel, je bilo spoznat da nj mixer
tistega prostora ma kaerem hi mogli avstriski
narodi zdruziti "a skupno delo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
oDGoDITEv PARLAMENTA.

cesaisko naredbo ie bill Seydler pooblaSGen
da odgodi avstrijski drzavni zbor Tiste besede, 8
katermi sc utemeljuje ia odgoditev nimajo ve-
like vaznosi Povedati ne morejo mic druzega, ka-
kor da sta 81 vlada in parliament popolnoma ma
vskrM in da ne moreta izhajati eden drugim.
Nlada ne more dobit od parlamenta tega kar sc il
zdi njenega staiSGa pOtrebno stranke ne dobe
cd Wade tisega, kar zahtevajo svojem interesu.
Ma Ogrskem soii parlamenat pred razpustom,
Avstrj odgaja. Navidezno 81 je to zelo pO-
dobno "A vendar je razika kakor noe in dam Ma
Ogrskem stoji vada vsaj enem, in sicer vaz-
mem vpraSanju, strani ljudstva. Razpus ma
zadnjaSkega paramenta je tukaj demokraticen.
AvStriJi je vlada naSprOtna parlamentarni veei-
nj, a nasprotna je Obenem narOdom. NihGe nj ia
ko naven, da hi videl avstriiskem parlamentu
pOpolno demokracio toda narodnem vprasa-
nju, XII ie postalo nadvse perece, strinjajo pri
zadeti narodi 2. glavnim pOezami programov ma
cionanh strank To dokazuie dejstvo, da sodelu-
iejo poliski socialisticni poslanci narcdnem
vpraSanju ostalimi pojskimi strankami, da so
tcski socialist odobrili jugoslovansko izjavo.
Ogrski parliament razpusGa zadOscenje
liudstva; avstriiski DRAWN zbor sc cdgaja proti
wolff ljudstva.
Ma Ogrskem bodo, ce Sc vecina zadnji treno
TEX ne ukloni, move volitve da bo mogla vlada no.
vemu parlamentu predoziti svojo volinO reformo.
Zakaj ne stori avstriI>ka vlada, XII ne more izha-
iatati svojm paramentom, enakega kOraka'
Zakaj ne razpusi drzavnega zbora in razpise
novih volitev?
Ma Ogrskem upa Wekerle, da dobi boil demo-
kratiGen parliament
V Avst'iji sc boji Seydier, da bi dobil bolj
demokratGen parliament Njegov strah ie gotovo
utemeljen Nekoliko mora moz vendar pOznati
razmere drzavi, kaeri vlada. In ce vzamejo
poStev poroca dogodkih bazeni monarhiji,
Sc njegovemu strahu nj Guditi. Kakor je parla-
ment sama opozciia, tako so izven parlamenta u
pori ma vseh koncih in krajih upOr, XII kazejO, da
hi sprave move vove Sc wee radikalizma par
lament, nego ga ie doslej TAM
(Konec ma 8. srani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
OGRSKA KRIZA.

Ogrsko vadno krizo je najvec pOvzrOGilo
vpraSanje vOlilne reforme Volilna pravica "a av-
strijski DRAWN zbor nj nikakrSen vZor pravic-
nOsti. TeOreti6nO menuje splosna in enaka,
prakticno pa nj ne splosna ne enaka. Splosna nj,
ker nimajo zenske volilne pravice in ker je tudi
moske toliko izjem, da prav veliko stevilo mad
"a let starih moskih pride do volitev Enaka nj,
ker majO Nemc percetualno veliko wee poslan-
cev, kakor Slovani, kar je doseglo ma ia nacin,
da so nemSki volilni okraji mnogo manjsi cd slo-
vanskih. Leta 1916. nj bilo drugega izhoda, ker
bi bill Nemci glasOvali zoper volino reformo
sploh, Ge ne bi bill dobili te koncesije.
Sc slabsi vOlilni zakoni "a decline zbore in
obtinske zastope Avsrij Ia te velja volilna
pravica pO kurijah ali razredih.
Toda vse tie nicvrednosti nadkrjuje doseda.
MIA volina pravica na Ogrskem, Xxi daje vso poll
ticno moe visOk in mali aristokracij rOke Tia
potiena goljufija uGinkuje dveh smerah oslo
parjeno je deavstvo spoh, tudi mad jarsko, in
osleparjeni so nemadjarski narodi. V resnici
stejejo Madjari niti pOlOvice prebivastva ma Ogr-
skem a vendar imajo takO vecnO mandatOv, da
ne Stejejo sedez ostalih narodOv pravzaprav mic;
yes parliament pa ina aristokratiGno veleposest-
niski znaGaj Tud opozicionalnih mad jarskih
strankah majO CROFT in sploh plemenitas vse vOd-
stvo svOjih rokah.
Tako stanje hi morale biti ljudsvu sploh,
zasti pa zavednemu delavstvu samo po sebi
znOsno. Naravnost rebellion duh pa mora vzbujati
ia polozaj, ce Sc pomisl da je bia ma Ogrskem re
leta 1905. obljubljena splosna in enaka volilna
prayica
V dobi Fejervaryjevega ministrskega pred
sednistva, ko je dunajski centralizem hotel IL