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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

Vegetable Compound cured me 90 ! did not need the operation, and am telling all my friends about it. Mrs. A. w. BINzER, Black River Falls, Wis.
 It is just such experiences as that of Mrs. Binzer that has made this famous root and herb remedy household word from ocean to ocean. Any woman who suffers from inflammation, Liberation, displaccments, backache, nervousness, irregularities or "the blues" should not rest until she hes given 1t . trial, and for special advice write Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

clever little girls make, and if you don't get one it's your own fault, Madame and Monsieur!
 The sale of the little dollies is not the only activity of the clever little mem bers of Uncle Sams Little Workers club, for they are giving plays, getting up entertainments of various descriptions and lending their time and talents in many valuable ways to raising money for the Red Cross, and the "Nenette and tin-tin" idea is charmingly spon- sored by these little girls, and already they have turned in neat little sum to the Red Gross, as their contribution to- ward helping to make the world safe for democracy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

The following letter has been sent to Red Cross headquarters and is self-ex- planatory:
 Headquarters Company, Twenty-sev- enth Field Artillery, Camp Mcclellan, Alabama, October 21, 191S.-President Btr- mngham Branch, American Red Cross, Birmingham.-Dear Sir: Today I re- ceived two boxes of magazines for the men of this company. Miss Beverly Leake, 1914 South Twenty eighth street, writes to me that the credit of these magazines is due to the Birmingham Red Cross and Birmingham Public library In behalf of the men of this company, I wish to thank you for your share for sending up these magazines The men of this company has been and still are in quarantine so the appreciation or your kindness will be doubly insured in our reading room We all thank you ever so much for helping us out in such 8 splendid way Sincerely yours,
 JOHN MACRAE, JR., First Lieutenant, Twenty y-seventh F. A., Commanding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

saved me from 3n operation, l cannot say enough in praise of it. IsuHered from organic troubles and my side hurt me 90 l could hardly be up from my bed, and l was unable to do my housework. l had the best doctors in Eau Claire and they wanted me to have an operation, but Lydia E Pinkham'0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

New York spent Saturday in Selma en route to "Hazeu," where they will 'eni few weeks with MT. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mrs. Woodruff's parents. They were accompanied by Miss Evelyn Byrd Smith, who spent the summer in New York as their guest. Mrs. Woodruff was formerly Miss Helen Smith of this city. CroSsi0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be no meeting of the city beard of missions until further notice The Pierian club will not meet this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

The food committee of Enfield, Eng land, has protested against no supple mentary rations being granted to the women intuition workers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
MUST WEAR UNIFORMS

The following letter has been sent to Mrs. London, chairman of women's work of the Birmingham Red Cross chapter,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
RANDOM NOTES

Cards have been received in Birming- ham. by friends of Capt. John B. Erit, former resident of this city, from Rome, dated August g, conveying the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
THIS WOMAN SAVED FROM
 AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound, One of Thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wls. -"As Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
RIRTHnAY PARTY

At the home of MT. and Mrs. w. flaw man at East Lake the birthday of Mrs Hawman was celebrated by family re- union. The house was made attractive with cut flowers and autumn leaves. Each child and grandchildren presented gifts to the honored guests and late in the evening refreshments were served in the dining room, where the table was centercd with a basket of roses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
NEWS OF LIEUT.. LEON BRADLEY

The following from the Tuscaloosa News will be read by Lieutenant Brad ley's many friends in Birmingham:
 Tuscaloosa friends of Lieut.. Leon Bradley, very popular In this city, where for several years he was connected with the News, will be interested to learn that he is now in the thickest of battle and is thoroughly enthused with the privilege of hitting the Hun" Letters from Lieutenant Bradley yesterday gave great joy to his friends and he wrote of having been ill two battles He says he is travelling with light baggage, sleep ing out at night, hiding during the day and would ''go to it' the next day in a battle that would go down in history as most important Lieutenant Bradley says there is no life like that of a soldier if he is just fortunate enough to get in the thick of the fight, but this brave man says he plans to come back after the war and will tell his friends on this side of the sea some of the wonderful experiences which he has enjoyed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MT. J. H. Castleman left Birmingham few days ago for Tennessee, where he will be married today at Petersburg 10 Miss Maggie Lou Thomas at that place. After q short wedding trip MT. Castleman and his bride will be at home at 1908 Sixteenth avenue, north.
 MT. Castleman is prominent contrac- tor of this city, and his brideto-be is the daughter of one of Petersburg's most prominent merchants Alr. Castleman's friends in Birmingham will be pleased to welcome his brde to this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
RED CROSS BULLETIN

from New Orleans, and must be conn piled with by the workers:
 Dear Mrs. London: It has come to our Knowledge at Gulf division headquar- ters that the surgical dressings work CTS In some chapters are not comply ing with regulations concerning the wearing of the uniform in the work rooms.
 We would therefore request that you call to the attention of all your work CTS the fact that the long-sleeve white apron must be worn when working on surgical dressings; also a veil or cap. which completely covers the hair.
 Also kindly impress upon the heads Of the workrooms that visitors in street clothes should not be allowed to sit al the tables or come in contact in any way with the surgical dressing work.
 Thanking you to give this matter your attention, yours truly,
 MRS. UNA NJ MONTGOMERY, Acting Superintendent of Surgical Dress-
 ings.
 REPORT OF WOMAN'S WORK the women's work of the Red Cross month ending October 23:
 Shipments-Surgical dressings, 67,72S; hospital supplies, 2Og; refugee garments. 1l25; articles for soldiers, 2254
 Loaned to the Boys Industrial School Fifty surgical gowns, October 12; S5 "B" gowns, October 13; II pajamas, october 1S; bed shirt October 13; bed jackets, October 13; 1 box miscellaneous arti- cleS
 MRS JOHN LONDON Chairman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

tional Catholic War council, K. of C., wal camp community service. Jewish welfare board, American Library association and Salvation Army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
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These coats at $2495 like the proverbal hot cakes Saturday And wonder These beautiful readily tablish themselves estimation being exceptional values They in of attractive models in wool silk plush They of de luxe quality the tailoring superb and they lined with genuine Sol Satin fall unbought these today They selling fast and not hope to duplicate them at the price
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
WATKINS S-AURLE

Friends of Lieut.. E. O. Watkins, who has been in France since February with the aviation corps, will be interested in the following announcement:
 Madam Marie Auble announces the engagement of her granddaughter Si- nome Paule Auble, to Lieut.. Bracket Owen Watkins. The marriage to take place in Paris the latter part of Octo- Der, This is the continuation of a TO- nance begun last spring when Lieuten- ant Watkins was stationed at point on the coast of France, where the fam fly of the bride to- be have a summer home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
The Big Dress Sale of the Season
$1. z4l.9S

Lovely taffctas, all-wool serges, satins, charmcuse and crepe de chimes. If you were paying S22.50 or $25 you could not ex- pect to be better pleased. These dresses at $14.S5 come in every smart shade-5rown, black, navy, Burgundy, purple and taupe. Choose yours today. When these are gone there's lit tie hope of our ever duplicating this offer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
REPORT OF woMAN's WORK
LETTER OF APPRECIATION

MRS. JOHN LONDON, Chairman.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

Kakor da hi ma nebu solnca, Hi omopo6n oEem
IA vidijo Stvari in i%zpremembe. live nekateri lin.
die V ve6nem mraku in verjameio svoii duSevni
lenobi, XII jim pravi. da jc dam enak dneyu in da ie
blo prvi dan, ko je angel spodil Adama in Evo
il paradiza re vSe tako ma svetu, kakor je danes.
"a take Judi je zaman, da Sc neprenehoma vrSe
~izpremembe, Hi vGaSi pomalem glodaju kakor vo-
dene kaplje, pa seasonal vendar popolnoma pre-
~drugaeijo razmere, vGasi pa tudi kar nitro poseze-
10 do temelja in povzroce popolno prckucijo.
Ia razv0j tloyeSkega indiyidualncga i'm dru-
iabnega zivlienja je bilo poSehno mercdaino de
lovno sredStvo. Oh razvoiu dclovnih srodstcv lah-
ko zasledujemo raZvoj Use druzbe. Poglayitno
delovno sredstvo naSe dobe jc pa stroj. Mccoy sill
nj vpliv in pomen Sc lahko opazuic tudi y scdanji
yojni.
Stroi je provzroGil vclikanSki prcobra, ma 20
spodarSkem poliu. Da no 5 Svojo gigant,ko moCio
in s svojo Silno hitrosti o uStvarial Guda tudi M bo-
jScih, je bio STEER pricakovati, Il ne Y toliki meri,
kakor Sc godi Y sedanii velikanski borbi.
Silovite armade 81 Stoje ~naaproti. BONA crta,
XII preSega 800 KIN, Sc nam zdi zc uckai navadnc-
ga, brodovja pokrivajo celia moria ter lapirajo
obsezna ozemlia: in kakor da hi ne imcli wee pro
stora ma brezmeinih morskih planiavah. Sc potap-
liajo podmorski tolni "a hip ped gladiuo. da IL
strele pogubonosne syedre y sovrazne drodnavtc.
in sc potem ma drlIgem yarncm proSturu pokaZcjo
zOpet ma povrSlu.
Kdo je ySe 10 o%mogotil CioveSki una /, ponce
jo zeleznega stroia. Walk ma Walk Sc ic podil pro-
ii soyrazni mcji, ko ic poCil elias. Iii je klical na
klanie; in ze Gez par dni 50 81 stale ueprcglcduc
mnozine v%OlaStva nasproti. In kako ii Una Ntroi
p%omagati, kako dviguiii Syojo siio. kudar 81 mudi
Malo skokov - pa ie ma jugu, malo ognja. pa je
ma severn ali zapadu, talo da je pray rc>nitno. kar
je nedavnO izjavil neki general: Danes Y voini
nj odloGilna nopa, ampak lokomOtiva"
In kdo je. Iii danes oSkrbljuic ncSicit mnolicc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

Ne DoiJ nego oko Sc p~Osluzuie v vojnem aasu
stroJev in aparatov vojakovo uho. Poysod. kier SO
prlche VoJno ~vrvenJe. Sc takoj nastani tudi brzo-
JaVhl III telefonski oddelek, Xxi razpenia ne meneG
sc "a soVrazn0 obstrelJevanje, pO vsem ogrozenem
okrozJu telefonske zice ter postavlja aparate. &c
Je po1ha crla Sc tako ~obsezna, glavni vojskovodja
le 'akoJ V zvezi 2 ziGno ~pripravo 2 vsemi vaznei-
SIM oddelki svoiih Get, da 1--we vazna poroSna ter
daJe potrebna povelia. Napeljava poljskega tele.
iona Je neobhodno potrebna naprava v sedanjih ia
ko "DSeznih boIlh, je predpogoj "a uspcsno vol.
SKoVahJe. SvoJcas je moral vojskovodja opazovati
po'ek boJeV $ katerega yZvisenega prostora ter
Ie SpreJemal porocila pc brzojezdecih zdaj pa Sc
On poleg zemljevidov OBJ telefonski zici ter mirno
III brez Strahu presoja, poveljuje, della na6rte in
o%dreJuJe, kar je potrebno.
Use to in Sc mnogo drugega dokazuie. Ola ie
sedanJa vojna prava voina stroja. Koliko stroiev
Je Dllo pa pot rebnih, Sc je vse to ~iZvrSilo, kar Sc
rabi ma voini!
> tenn pa nj receno, da Glovek V sedanii voini
mani della, ali mani trpi kot nekoG. Uprav obratno.
IA VodStVo III porabo teh strojev je treba pre-
hhogo NaJe, spretnoSti, priSotnOSti duha, neustra-
SehoStI, nagllce in navadno tudi ~iunastva in srGno-
Sill MoStVo, III hladnokrvno "a primernim krit lem
caka Sovrazna krdela ali trope konjenistva. mora
llneil lepo nero ~junaStva in mirne krvi. Kapitan
Signalnega krmila V podmorskem colnu, Xxi pref
V Siam Snlrtm nevarnosti 2 zelezno potrpezljivo-
StIo ma ugoden trcnutck. da izstreli V pravem Gasu
Nrtalo; letalec, Xxi napravlja visoko V zraku, OBJ
S~trcljevan cd nevarnih Srapnelov. Zanimive obrise.
daJe Inamenla raven pa Sc mOrda Sc bori S So
vraznim lctalom; pionir, XII obstreljevan polaea
~pcdzemSke mine, pa je sam V nevarnosti, ola ga
r~aztrgajo nasprotnikove zemeljske posasti 10 SO
tiS'l junaki, o katerih ne govori zgodovina, tisti,
III Sc b~ojujejo IA interese. XII MISC njihovi in uni
raJo zanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

p0znal Svoje dobe, dokler sem jo s~premljal. Sc
lie zadnjiG mi je razodel gospod Nalentin tega
zalostnega ~zivljenja skrivnost in obsen6ilo me je
Spoznanje. Truden sem, Peter Novljen, po6i-
val hi, upihnil luG!"
''Tezko ii je pri srcu nocoj."
Res teIko, zakaj mucil sem Sc poStenO in
izprevidel sem, da sem Sc muGil po neumnem.
Same par dni .jc bilo, pa me je utrudilo kakor
pol zivlienja. Dvoje sem Sc bill namenil, pa oobie
mi ie izpodletelo. Najprej sem hotel - pomisli,
Peter Noyljan, hotel Sc muvazevati praktiGnc
razmcre.'
"Povedal, da; ampak stvar nj tako lahka.
kakor sc izgovori. Ali hi 81 ii upal uvazevati
praktiGne razmereo"
"Ja, ne VEN, kaj so ~praktiGnc razmere."
"Jaz ne VEN, kai so prakticne razmere."
"Sevcda ne YES; tudi JAZZ nisem vedel, &c
pred trent dnevi nisem vedel. Nato pa sem spo-
znal in zdaj ii pravim prakticne razmere so -
praktiGne razmere. Ma svetu nj hujse nadloge cd
Nth. In cemu je sploh ma svetu ia nadloga? f.
dino zato, da jo ljudjc uvaZujejo. Ali, kakor SC
~izraiajo nekateri drugi; ola raGunajO z MO. Ia
Gloveka, XII "a hi vajen, je to OpravilO hujSe ne
90 vSc posveIne nuke in b%olecinc, hujSe od jeti-
Ike. suSirc in smrti. Jazz sch jo skusil in zdaj mi
pogIcj V obraz: kaj sem xiv flovek? Nobeden
drugi ne zmOrc tega opravila nego tisti, XII je re
Cd rojStva uStvarien zanj. Opravlja ga popolno-
ma nezavedno. kakor ola hi dihal. pill ali jedel.
In kar jc najboli Gudno in cesar ne razumem in
cesar Sc pc smrti, ko bo izpolnjeno vse mole spo-
manic, ne bonn razumel dobro sc jim godi OBJ IL
vazevannju, vessel in tost je njih obraz in mic Jill
nj sram. he pref, ko Sc nisem razumel globO-
kcga pomona teh besed, sem videl spisano in sem
sliSal IL zadovolinih usia: treba je uvazevati
DraktiCnc raZmere.
Dale prihodnjic)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

IN Jill zalaga 4 ~zivezem, Z municijo in z vscmi po-
trebStinami Stroi vodi s~Opihajo6 nepregledne
Wake. oloiene 2 vSem potrebnim blagom. do voja-
SIKH staniSc. Med tent vlaki vidis tudi bolniSke
Wake, oblozere Z vSem potrebnim blagom, do voja-
bojnih taborov pa raznaSaio potrebSGine zelezni
vozovi. Hi drGc po bliskovo brez konj naprej. cato
jh imenujeio ''samodrte'' automobile. Tudi
kuhinia pride ma kolesih "a voiaki. TIA stroj je
voiakom najbolj priljubljen, boli Sc kot mogoGni
kanonl, cato ga imenujejo gOlaSkanon".
Ma SamOdrcih Sc donaSa med moStvo ma bo.
J.Stib in StrclSkih jarkih "%poSta". Kaj vsc zmore
la urad, koliko della ina ma CLAW, je razvidno IL
StevlIk, Iii p~reScgajo milione. Ma glavno zbiralSGe
pride vsak dan do osem miljomov poSiliatev, XII so
namenjeni v~oiaSGini, in okrog\dva miljona pisem
Y domovino. Poleg tega mora pa Sc oskrbeti do
jOo,OoO medScbojnih vOjnih sporo6il in oklicev.
Tudi verStvenim "potrebam" ic priSel Stroj
ma pomoc; o,krbcli so Sc tuintam samodrGi po-
poluo %kapcico, HI So Jill dali Y uporabo voinim ku-
ration.
StroJ tudl pOmaga poSameznim vOjakom. da
Niplje SmrJonoSnc Svintenkc V roiih ma sovraz-
mNa. komu nj znaua vSai po imenu takoavana
"%NtroJna puSka hi pozanie Y malo trenutkih ce-
lc vrStc v%ojakov, Ge prideiO V memo okrozie?
'lavlo hcScdn pa lima y SedanjenI boju kanon, pa
MAI Sc lmcnuJc hHvbica. ali moznar, ali pa velike
moiornc cevi Ramon navadno prvi zagode "a boini
pies. ga podpira in navadno tudi kon6a.
NSi kanoni oil najmanjSega pa do - en- mo-
/naIJa 81 - rckel hi - umctnine Sedanje tchuike,
naravpoNt prHvi prccizii>ki stroll. Sc cello raznovr-
Stno strcGNo, granatc in Srapneli, roCnc cranate
ma mine 50 premetcno Sc>tavljeni stroll Y malem.
Straino moriluo erode in orozie. ki jc soda
MIA yojna Z MIN prcnctila Svet motornc bateriic
az obscene mozuar>kc batcriie, so tako velikan-
>i %Ntrahovi, da jc zanie treba p%oSebnih Stroiev,
dru@atc III jih nc mogli Nkraja premakniti. Glove
Ska moe in vprcSa koni hi mic ne izdala. PoSamcz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

he naboJe teh velikanov doVaZaio na nalaSG IN to
z%grajenih vozickih. Nojaki artileriSti MISC vselei
zadovoljni, da p|oSiliaio zclezno TOGO urc in ure
dalec V sovraznc rojc, marvcc zascdeio oNlopni
Wax, pa sc zapode v mrzliGno naglostio in $ po-
trebno opreznostjo ma o~grozcne kraie, kjer otvo-
rJo peklenski ogenj Y neposredni blizimi sovraz-
nika.
Ielezni mOrski velikani SO oborozeni 5 ,opovi
razne velikosti in kalibra. Torpedovke in podmor-
ske ladJe pa nosiJo Y Svojem okrilju Strelno pri-
pravo, ki Je tako umno seSiavljena, da 81 nava-
den clovek' tega niti predoGevati ne more. cato
lahko en- sam podmorski Strel il take ladjicc po-
creme III ugnobi Y par minutah najmodernejSo
IN najmotnejSo bojno ladio.
I'm ce slednjiG obrnemo pogltd Y visaye. vi
dino, ola Sc tudi ondi gibljejo promo in yitko. ka-
kor orli veiikani, zraCni stroll. zracna letala. aero
plani. zelezni golobi, emo in dvokrovniki. XII IL
grozaJo zai V naSprotju Z vselni naravnimi "a
konl III proti viemu mednarOdnemu pravu cello
Avljenje mirnih, neoborozenih prebivalcev vol
mem ozemlju. ZrakOplovci SO drzni boievniki. XII
mcceJo morilne pozdrave ma |utrjena mcSta. ma
wanna prome,na sredStva. craven pa opazujcjo gi-
banje Soyraznih Get ter dolOGajo i'm kaZejo Smer
dalet V oZadju poStavljenim tcikini havbicam i'm
nJlh voditeljem, HI soyraznika ne yidijo in "a Vi
deti ne mOreIo. ker 81 Vccinoma poS,avljcni kie
2adei "a hribom ali Y varneln kritju. Ako prileti
strel IL nasprotnega tabora, pa artileriSti ne vedo.
kJe je Skrito sovraznikovo topniStvo. ST dvigne ta-
koJ lctaiec, da ilvoha SkrivaiiSce sovraznega og-
MIA ter doloti ~razdalje in Smcr in druge ncobhodno
%potrebne podatke IA skritc Strclcc.
l. raznimi pripravami ~ syctlobma znamcnia
~dobivajo voiali zanesljiva porocila ,o in Sc ycG
kilometrOv dalet. Ako Sc pa hoic soyrazuik pri.
plaziti in p%ripraviti ma nocni naPad y varstyu
trnc noel. zacne zaromct : Svojim hvalczuim de.
lom ter iZpremeni moCnu cruinO n blcSicco dnevuo
svctlobo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
VIII.

Dolgo JIG romal Stefan P%olianec pc ulicah
in ko jc priScl domov, ie Peter Novlian re lezal,
rokc pod glavO, oGi strmece V strop; nj Sc ganil
in nj NliSal duri. kakor uGaran j cgledal Stefan
Poliancc njcgov obraz.
'Gospoda Valentino sin in moi mlaiSi brat
nj Sc spoznal, Sc hodi V Sanjah in re ga ie zazna-
mcnovala Smrt."
lcgcl je na p~osteljo: Peter je pocasi okrc-
nil eiavo, ozrl SO jc mani in nj izpregovoril.
'Lc natanko me poglej, Peter Novlian, lr
drohno me poglcj! Ali ii JIG znan moi obraz! All
81 ga Hidel ze preic? V sanjah morda? Ali, reel.
mo. Y oglcdalu?"
Novijan jc poSluSal, nj razumel. SliSal jc ,d
dalet; "To 81 ii, Stefan Poljanec!" - in groza
je lcgla Y n~icgovo Srce.
Poljanec Sc .ic vzdignil ma postelji, naslonil
So je ma komolec in ie oprl glavo oh dian.
"Nisi Sc SpO2nal' Vi Sc tvoi cas-! Apak tvoj
as pride tako goiovo kakor poslednja IRA .
All @ posluSaS? Ali nimaS vcrzov Y glavi?"
"PoSluSam."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

"Tako gotovo pride tvoj 6a>, kakor goto-
vo mine doba, XII 10 S%premljaS 5 a<oiim klavrnem,
Acstalnim srcem. Minila je dcha gospoda Valcn-
tina in tudi moja ie ze miuila. Danes so pokopa-
Ii goSpoda Valentino ali 81 ga yoznal?"
"Poznal Sc ga - kakor SENECA; iutri Sc ga
ne bonn wee >pominjal!'
80, o, tako nikar ne goyori, Spominjal So
ga hos, Pier NovIian, in znirom b3ij Sc ga hos
Spominjal, kolikor boil ho raSlo & tcbi Spozna-
ME. Nazadnje ga hos vidcl, Eakor ,idiS zdaj mo-
ne pred Sabo. In meme 81 hos Spominjal. mcnr,
Peter Novljan! Ne bo aa tloycka ma Syctu, XII hi
II biI iako blizek, kakor ii bonn JAZZ tedaj! -
MoJa doba ie minila, in Sprcmiial sem io tako
zvesto, kakor hos ii Spremlial svoio. Same Sprcm-
lJal, p%rijatclj, Muzika gre >voio pot in ii grcI
4 muziko; ne CODES, sal zivjS Y Mi, SpremliaS jo
Same, cato jo vidiS toliko bolt uaIauko. Povcj mi,
prosim lie Ia Boga, kakSnc ideic ina tvoia doba,
kaksne misli! Kako mora 6lovck liycti 4 MO!
kakSen mora biti Glovck, da ga paglavci ma ceSti
ne Spoznajo re cd dalcc Ia ic IL pretcklo>ti, ia
Je umrl? Povej mi vSaj; ali jc res potrcba viva
zevati p~raktiGne razmere9"
Dolgo je Strmcl mani Peter Noyljan in uato
jc odgovoriI.
"Nc govoriS rcsno, ali dc 81 pijan, ali &c 81
hudoben - ne razumcm tc! Kaj ic loba Kai ic
moja doba Tudi zraka ne vidim, ki ga diham.'
PoIjanec jc zavzdihnil.
"Scvcda! Ncumno jc bilo. da Sem tc ~vpraSal.
In vendar hi mi bill lahko odgovoril. Sal ii 81
Jazz in JAZZ sem ti.'
mi resi- jc v2kliknil Novljan vzburjcn, ;
trepetaiocimi ustnicami in prestraScnimi oGmi.
mi resi- in sam mi razumcl Svoic erozc.
mi res! Mike, ma itch jc tvoic z~ivlicnie,
mole ic mad oblaki!''
Poljancc ie ostal mircn.
''Tudi mole ic bilo. Peter Noylian. ne IA
meri! In krivico sem ii delal. Sal tudi JAZZ niscm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

"Ljubim te IL Use duSe, Matilda"
Matilda Sc jc Nmehjala in ustnice so il ire
petaie; in groza je bila Y njenih oceh in SreGa
jc bila v njcIIih otch.
Y izbo jc Stopila teta Mara. stopila ie k ME
mu IN njcna tcnka, z~grbljena roka je zdrknila
urlo in narahlo po njegOvem obrazu.
All 81 10 ii, Stefan Polianec?"
Obadya sta moltala.
"To 81 ii, Stefan Polianec!"
Obadra sta ~moltala, toda Matilda jc preble-
della in Peter Novljan je vztrepetal V nczavcdni
in ucrazumljivi grozi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

reSitl, ali VISA znamenja kazeio. da ie niegov trud
prepozen. IaStopniki narodov so dobili pre-
moe. AvStro-ogrske deegacije so sklenile podeliti
avionomijo rSem narodom V dvojni monarhiji
81 namenom. da Sc realizirajo Wilsonove 2ahte-
We. Niada DELUXE ma vse kriplje, da pridobi Ce-
he, Pollakc i'll Jugoslovane IA la naGrt, toda vo-
diiciJl tch narodov nocejo ME slisati o kaksnih
LadalJnlh rczch : habsburSko krone, ker vedo, da
tc "vezi hi Sc pomenile podloznistvo.
Naak dan prihaja jo IL Avstrije move vesti o
mogaGnem gibanju "a razpad cesarstva in to gi-
hanje je Ie podobno viharju. Ogrska hoGe biti sa.
ma Ease in Cehi Ter Jugoslovani ~vpijejo: Proc
od -AvStrije,' Poljaki so Sc zdruzili IA ustano-
vlieV IaStne, ncodvisne drzave in avstrijski Nemci
~delujejo "a svojo neodvisno drzavo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

IL StockhoIma p~orocajo: Hjalmar Granting.
voditeli SvedSkih socialistov, piSe Social De
Inokratenu da je prchod IL ab>olutizma v nayi.
dezni parlamentarizem V Nemtiji vclile yaznosi.
toda nobene garanciie nj, ia nj ySc Skupai ka~
~poeenjajo V Berlinu, veika komediia. B~rau,iug
svari zaveznike, da maj Sc ne dajo zaSlcpiti. ka-
kor le kaJzer stirimdvajSetih urah 'demokrdti-
ziral' svolo Waldo, je Sposobcn ravuo tako hitro
breniti s~ocialiste in druge dcmokratc 4 mini,t:-
skin sedezey, elm 81 zopet Guti varnega. Brau,inu
naglaSa. da je najboljSa garancija "a traini 81.
town. mir ma temelju Wilsonovcga programa po-
polna destrukcija kaizerizma in militarizma-So-
glasamo.