davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06

Three Rivers. Mich: Joe J. Cor
man. Pittsburgh Texas; Charles
r. Hanuaa. Cheyenne. Wyo Les
ter y. Jacobsen. Harrington. NeD. /.
John {. Richards Butte. Mont.
Joe Rjtzman. West halispeH
Mont. G Imam Teisberg. EdeerjOn
Wis. Clarence Vanderbilt. Reed
ersburg. Wis Clarence H. Wal
vonia. Napasoda Springs. Calf .
John :. Hansci, Gary. Ind. Ora
Bennett. Danyille. ILL., william
Booth Kansas City. Kan. Donald
D. Bradway. NorRantoY II. Ina. .
stephen C. Bradley. Burnham. Pa. !.
Dewey Brehaut. New York n "
Raymond Brown. Green Bay. Wis.
John ". Buckley, Fremont, Neb. .
George Capener, Baraboo. Wis
Frederick H. Clark. Waterbury
Conn. George ". CruIl. Trafalgar.
Ind: Louis DelessandrO. Chicago.
III. George W DauEhrity. MOunGs,
Okla Hayes r. Davis. Yeager.
Ky: william Bryan Demarest, 1c-
kOnsha, Mich, George Bethel. Yez-
KUN. Texas; Jack w. Blach.
Gorham. Kan. Frank II. Brittaa.
BeIoit. Wis Edward Brodine. Elm
Greek. Neb.s Roy Brown Hamilton.
Port Huron. Mich: William a
Brown. Swiuk. okla Edward Dan
iels. Chicago. III: Granville ".
Fellows. New York. y. Y. Gaylord
r. Haskey, Portage. Wis, Harry l..
Heron. indianapolis. Ind. Rich
ard Jaap. Woodstock. III. Frank
J.. kavanaEh Emmett, Mich. Louis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06

IT. Hilton. Rockford. III; Adam
jackson, PaTagould. Ark.; Arthur
y. Jackson. Leesviila. La: Dav d
Johns. Brantford. Ontario. Canada .
James r.. Johnson, New York CITY.
Oscar X. Jolley. Dexter, Ga; Johh
b. Kavanaugh Haverhill Mass;
James II. Keane, TuckOhee. y y,
John W. Kerr. West Quincy, Mass:
Perl l.. McCurdy. Marietta. ono;
John o. McGinnis. Linton, Ind. {;
Robert ). MacIay, Brooklyn. y. Y;
Joseph MalinOwski. Reading. Pa !,
ode Pennington, Bradford, Ark +;
Charles Pierson, Clinton. Ind
Willie Lloyd Plummer. Owingsyille,
Ky: Jaulian PoIaco. Edith. Colo;
Ernest c. Raygard, Lowell, Ariz.;
George Reick, Stevensville. Pa;
Shelton &. Rogers, Bendale. Miss.
Louis l.. Russell. Lodi Cal; Ben
rutherford, Long Leaf, La, Joe G..
Schultz. SCOTS. Ark; Laborio Sci
none, Lawrence, Mass Dennis
Stack, Waterbury. Conn; Irwin NJ.
Swift, Reed, Ky: lLandrup TOrsnu,
Anaconda. Mont; Adencio Tru-
jiIlo. Mandy. y. M Peter John
Vanlin. South Kaukauna. Wis; Ole
VodaH, Lennep, Mont; Forrest y.
Woods, Columbus. Ga; Arthur c..
Ziemer. Watertown, Wis; william
Lano. Detroit. Mich. Abbie J. Ian
son, COvington. La. Robert y. Lew
is. New Orleans, La; Lawrence
Lloyd, Reyno, Ark. Roy W Loan,
Marlinton, W Va: Fred NJ Love,
Trout, La: George J Mcdonald.
French Lick, Ind; John Magielstl,
Detroit, Mich; Brodie y. Martin.
Jr., McNary. La: Ebere Mier, More
Water, La: Joseph Minker, Chi
cago: Leonard J Palszzo, West
Apollo, Pa. Claude l.. Phifer, TIP
ton. Ind: Sam Pool, IT, Leaks
vile. Miss; Wyott p. R.demOre.
Charleston. w. Va; Writ Rigsby,
indianapolis, Ind George " Rod
dey. Port Vincent. La; Norman l..
Roe, ElIwood. Pa Sidney Samuel-.
Louisville, Ky; julius william
John Edward Shannon. Clinton. Ind
SChlueter, North Menominee, VS..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06

! ~. Arthur II Nelson, Knoxville.
| III. Joe Olson, Quicken, MINI. q.
Jasper Pau'sen. Cheyenne. Wyo. /;
John Peterson, Del Rapids. s D..
Evert Price. Lake. Ind; Michael
W Railhaia. F'loodwood, MINI ;
Walter Raleigh, Magma. Utah :;
/ Thomas b. Ray. Troy. n Y, Dew
ey G. Reaves, Greenwood. ) G..
! Ralph X. Reed. Polo. III: Barney
RenelI. Burlington, Vt, Alexander
/ Rivera. Tucumcari. y. NJ; George
4. Rud. Chicago. Frank Salewski,
Detroit, Mich; Charles Satra. XII
gore. Neb.: Clarence Monroe Scott,
Des MONIES. Iowa John J. SecOra,
Huron. $ D.; Ralph Il. Self, Sem
mole, Okla, John {. Smith. Rock
vile Center. y. Y: cecil Stone, Pa
ducah, Ky: Asher l. Webster. Nc
Minnville, Tenn; Albert Wender-
ski. Milwaukee Wis: Joseph r
Lacorte, Washington. y. c; Math-
las J. Laubenthal. Prairie du Roch-
er. III; william LaueT. Jr.. Morri-
sonville. Ill; Earl NJ McCIain, New
Somerset, Ohio. James Robert Nc
Gee. LOnacoming. Nd; Caesare
Malvicano. Newark, y. j.; Philip c.
Maresca. Brooklyn. y. Y; James
". Mercury, Rochester. y. y: Ar
thur Miller. Alma. Wis; peter II
MINERS, Johnson. Mimi. Alhin
Moe. New Richmond. VS.: August
T. Monthly. MOnair. Iowa: Elsie S.
Morris. GOssett. III: Stanley Past
wa Detroit, Mich: NsSnus A Pc
terson. Amery Wis; Joseph Rizzo,
New York City: Louis Robertson.
Alex. Okla; Herbert Schooler. Ian
caster, Ky; William ". Seim. Ian
sing, Mich: Charles Z. Sheehan,
Louisville, Ky; Fred a. Smith, Red
Deer. Alberta, Canada: John w.
Stroud, Sulphur Springs. Texas;
Larkin Sutherland. Council. Va;
Price Tabor. Column bus. Ind Flovd
r Tappan, Detroit. Mich: Tvcke p.
Thor. Nelson, British Columbia,
Canada: Fred l. Tibbetts. Dolores.
colo. Louis Warner. Fremont.
Neh; OrvaI Theodore Wood, Ian
sing, Mich.
Missing in action.
LIEUTENANT Edward Floyd
Ford. London. Conn
SERGEANT Price Ro4rk, Noctor,
Ky
COEPOEALS Delbert Reeves, Le-
land. ore; William r. Roster, Mon
t,sano. Wash
MECHANIC Clarence D. Simons,
Amigo. VS.
MECHANIC Benjamin Woodward,
Dorchester Mass
PRTVATES Mieczystaw Biedziak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06

W anndrtI AoIerclt.

william LuchsInger. Wone@ue
+ Wis
Wounded Severely.
B CAPTAINS e. l.. Irwin, Nee
tectso. Wyo.- otto Charles stein
/ berger. Newton. Iowa
+ LIEUTENANTS Thomas Y Bart.
Rerwvu. Mi. William g. Finch
Edmore, Mich Duncan Fraser
New York. y. y Albert b Iels-
ley. Bowling Green. Ky George
r. phipps. Evansville. Ind.. Edwin
Y. Evans. Dcs Nones. Iowa Ralph
.. Lakin. Bangor. Mich, Frank y.
NELLY. Tarrytovn n. y, Richard
&. White. Charleston. =. C.. Ed
ward r. ErricHseu. Livingston,
Mont.
nERGEANTs Rudolph Boess.
Joliet. H.. William r. Keller. Rap
idau. Mimi, Joseph l. Cahanin.
Opolou-as. La. August Grover
DraEer. Oshkosh Wis. william.
Frank Jarcwiak. Cudauy. Wis.
Charles QueUe. Long Island City,
\. y: William Shepherd. FL Paso,
Texas, John Rampsch. Chicago.
III
CORPORAI.S Kenneth I.
Church. South Mer!leH. 'ORn.: Nj
chacl Faucs.a. Chicago, ID, Edwin
II. keachte. Chicago. III: Stanley
kudlinski. Milwaukee. VS.; Sam
nal A Parsuu. Louisville. Ky;
While W. Shankle. Rockingham,
\ G.. Fred Wallace. PHO: Point.
Texas. Karl Eising. RoXbUs Y,
Mass Jose FieTro. Mexico City,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06

Ralph Herring. Coaldale, Pa.
Frank J. Hildebrandt. ElmwUu
/ Place, Ohio. Alex l.. linn, Portal.
! ~ u.
/ Wounded degree Undetermined .
CAPTAIN William r. Freehod.
St Louis. Mo
LIEUTENANTS Charles NJ. Cham
berlain. Spokane. Wash James NJ
Boring Rasar. Tenn; Ivan NJ.
Sheriff. Mauckport. Ind; John &.
Vann, Columbus. Ga; Arthur NJ.
Walker, Stoekbridge, Mass: paul
A Gregory, Atlanta, Ga; Joseph
r. Winokur. Philadelphia, Pa
SERGEANTS Henry Clyde BIZ
Kingsley. Piggott. Ark; Frank Her
bert Ladeau, Baldwinsville. Mass :;
Fay Estes. Ithaca, \. Y; Archie
Loomis. Detroit, Mich; william
Carpenter Rowell. Detroit, Mich. !;
William Shemin, Bayonne, y J.,
Frank A Thompson, Lowell. Mass. /;
Lyle f. Nolan. Cleveland, Ohio
CORPORALS Ben H. Gibson.
Whiteside, Mo- Daniel h Iopa,
Oakland. Cal; William A Cointot,
EllenvilIe. y. Y; Edward Connolly,
Broo. lyn. y Y, Floyd J. Dopson,
Madison. Neb.; Fayette Earl Good
ier. Providence. r. l.; George kas-
uya, New York City. Albert l. Les
ter, Lawrence. Mass: Albert a
Lions. New York City: Ernest c.
Henderson. MillarviUe. Ga: Mat
thew Michael Margarita, Bridge
port, Conn.
BUGLER Mark Emerson Perry,
St Croix Falls. Wis.
MUSICIAN Charles A. McCarnan.
North Vernon. Ind
MECHANICS Frank. Stuart. Lu-
bee. Maine: Edward F. Johnson,
Maynard. Mass
PRIVATES Joseph CeriOne. Vine
land. y. j.: Peter Chrisanthopuias
Bruce. Mont: John c. Chuta. Ia
Cross Wis: Hugh Coiner. Staun-
ton, Va; Thomas c. Coleman, New
York CITY: Laurence J. Collins. Or
arge. y J.: Charles L. C0rhin.
Crown Point, Ind. William Forbes.
New York City; Arnold G. Gels,
Detroit. Mich: stephen A. Guinee
South Chicago. III. Ray Conner
Hardy. Mcdonald Tenn: Morris
HirSchfeld. BROOKLYN, y. y: Atom
10 W jenkins, Starke. Fla; Arthur
f. Jones. Williamsburg, Iowa: Ar
thur II. Eanneman. Westfeid Wis,
Joseph J Kubesh. olivia. Mimi;
Henry J. KIumb. Ethan, : u
Emanuel Q. Leberer. Evansville.
Ind. Thomas Leeta. Wise. y c..
Waync l.. Lavan. Allentown. Pa
Harold NJ. Lindsetb. Turtle R'var.
MINI r-buv II uspir yF,ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06
SECURE EXPLORER
FOR AMOO GROTTO
LECTURE IN FALL

VuhiAlmur Steffanssou. the fam.
Gus Arctic explorer. will be e.
cured by the Amoo grO'tc 10 civ,
n lecture OF his travels Et SON.
time during October or Novembe-
Mr. StefanssOn is a Harvard rrad.
uate. and a speaker ~ rare abgfts
lie has just returned after pend
ing five years In tine pOIai region
The newly organized Erotto ban,
met for the first time Wednesda,
night. with a membership Of 81
This number viii be added 10 'rg.-
time TO time Rehearsals will l..
aeld each week
Arrangement for the 'aII core
moniaI session. 70 be held on or
II. were made The new ritual
adopted al Columbus Ohio. VIII +
used for the first time and tbs
grOtto is making spec.a, prepare.
lions to make this the banner rere
mOuial OF the year It is antir..
pated that = large class VIII be I'm
Quoted at this time Special ses
sions probably will be held ~
Aledo and Reynolds
Polishes. Beardsiey's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06
Frail, Delicate Child
Restored to Health by YinOl.

Maaville. r. The whooping
cough.-and later the measles left
my little boy OF eight years with no
appetite, thin, frail, delicate and
tired all the time After everything
else had failed Vinol gave him a
hearty appetite. res ored his
strength and he is nov as well as
ever. - Mrs. James # Hall
The beef and cod liver pepcones
iron and manganese peptonates and
giyceropnosphates contained in Vi
mol were just what this Ittlc boy
needed to restore him 70 health. We
strongly recommend Einol Red
Cross drug store. Charles !. Strate
Bengston's drug store and druggists
eycrvW here Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06
ROLL OF HONOR



srt H. Gage. Warren, Ark. Carlos
Garland EwaTt. y &. Arthur Grigs-
by. New Salem. Ind. John W.
lackey Odds. Ky. RUlia McCres.
Cambria. Ill: William u. Names.
baxter Springs. kan. Joseph r.
Norris. Jerome. Pa; Arthur /. Olse.
Feshtigo. Wis; Raymond A. Phil
lips. GreenCastle Ind. Henry r.
smith. WaItham, Mass; John STAN
hex. East Chicago. Ind. Frank
Neesly. Chicago. III, Thomas J.
Wells. Jasper. Fla; John HoT. Chi
oagO, Ill, Edgar A Holland. Gaia
Sauuua. Pa Dewey l. Holmes,
Scott. Ca, Joseph Homa. Chicago,
Ill Leon &. Horber. St. Louis. Mo:
henry Howard. Brooklyn, y y,
Frank Juske. Chicago. III, Robert
D. Mcconnell Lake City. MINI (,
Jhaddeus NcCuuy Mt Pleasant,
Mich. Edward r Mcdonald. Phil
adclphia. Pa, James T. Mciugh,
BROOKLYN. y Y, Raymond Elmer
Martin. GospoTt. Ind, Leland J.
Nelrose. Mondoyi. Wis, Crit Park
or. RockhoId Ky; Homer Place.
Uavton. Ohio. Richard NJ Rice. Viz
den. Ill. Charlie SayIau0, Chicago,
Ill. Charles Schuetta. Racine,
Wis. Samuel Schwartz. New York
y ~. Joseph J. Skrobicki LOOMS,
Wash: RAYMOND r Smith. Bloom
field. Ind. Andrew !. StiJJ, Atlanta,
Ind. william Il Stramm, Camden,
\. J.. Eoy T Sutton. Clio. Ky; EY-
eret r T5udau. Marcus Hook. Pa;
Robert &. Trott Waterloo, Iowa,
Robert Weakley. Memphis. Tenn.
Milton J " earst-ef- Manson. C 0iil /,
sam " e4-l,.4H- 'i5, .t1--'- ~ ~
Dewey r. "fiEAl. I-NiHs, -
red laFill.al'. manu- 81 a
BENJAMIN o. Ialehl.1e' L,ocl'.7 W
Greenvl..e. Tenn, i.o ,l gu b III
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Eei.e VS. NJ. l,. ~ q. 49,
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Chr ~ y Pr1err r Purdon
rLf[,u, m. rrarda n shelton
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,sll-,i,-,- ,,,,,-+ carmel C.
- 7, -, I,biIa5aro,fa Pa >
80 49,, - sfJIaw Windsor
- Car Lawrence E
e So >-o-y YORK civ RAYMOND
4 SHERMAN. GIaston6ury. Conn:
John N Johustone. Newberry. s
lo"'' - d ''''
vs ssaTG 80 Ind , Ora ora r. Kublman.
l,t,,,r7Ifueco Ind Charles A. Mac
49, ~ ! : - FranLIfn , Mass F,inIev
sherman Pidcock The Plains.
Ohio loci Canary Brown. Crest
1,an+ \ r.. otto c lanes New
art X \ william Jefferis. Ger
nan+own Pa. BurreI J. Porter.
C;Ienwood Texas. James A. Pritch-
srd Jersey civ \ ]. Joseph Ro-
sbecl, Denver Colo Fred W.
srh1iact-ar valley Ranch y NJ
Leonard George Stevenson. Gov
<ng1on XIV
CORPORATS William II. Acker-
man Strafor6s Strings. Mass.
Frank + Frnst. Shelbvville. III. &.
Mark Lowe. New Haven. Ill. Les
Ter 7. Mock. Toledo. Ohio, Delmar
p Borah. Rutland. Vt: Hiram De
los Kinney. Cooperstown. y. y:
Joseph Meyer. New York, \. y;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06

Martin b IhOresuG. Daw son. MIHD 4.
Andrew Vixen. Senfeord. Norway /,
Amos /. White. Lynn. Mass Lev
ID. Williams. Toyadale Texas Les
ter B3llmau. Herud0n. Pa Albert
Aders BjorkynaR, Helsings borg,
Sweden Isaac Broom, Warren,
Ind. John G. Ferguson. Milbank,
$. H.: Milo X. Ferry. Rosecommou.
Mich Edward Fox. Madison. Wis.
William Frame, Richmond, Ind.
Ellis c. Golden. Ashland Kan.
William Herbert Hanks, Russell
Vile. Ark; Karl F. Holt. beverly,
Mass Ado!ph Iverson, FEedrisiard.
Norway. Charles Herman kalons,
Edeuborn. Pa. Louis r. KObeTnuss.
Chicago. John J. Leschak. Pough-
keepsie. y " Harry cambridge,
san Francisco. Cal: Fraisse Bar
ras, Gibson. La. Henry Il. Bar
rows. Middlehbury. VT. Dan II.
Berg, New York: Dwight II. Blair.
Martins Ferry. Ohio; Carl Baylor
Brady. Kalamazoo, Mich. Alfred
CavioI. Port Chester. y. y. Thomas
II. Cheek. Ewing. Va: william
Walter Copeland, Roseland, KAN;
Frank CuIlnane. Evansville, Inu.,
Joseph p Davidson. Graham, Va,
DOminik Del Rio Chicago stephen
:. Douglerty. Nickelsyille. Va,
Paul r. Gatewood, Shelbyville. Va,
Price Giles. Indiana polls, Ind; Vim
cent Y. Graczkow Almond, Wis.
Emmette / Grisso, Salem. Va. VII
liam Hahn. Fort Wayne. Ind: Hugh
- m 49, 80 Nh 81 /.
l.. y u q, Y M -
Lacy . IL 3 'o'I' H.
Missing IN acton.
SERGEANT John L. Little. Alb
bCtt Ark
CQppopafG Thomas y Pu-ns.
r1f7+or \ V. Henry ! Nongeau.
,.lerrv VALLEY Mass
pr,r1-,- IT'S c,,,- y .5t5-a5,ra
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F,mnr- Josa7h Donabue fort
WAYNE Ind James NJ. Drigger
Chenille. Ga John r. DIVER.
So1v.. \ Y Rubin DYKES Ben
mar, Mis- Rov Eaetun CHICAGO
Isbn N Edwards Jr. Shreveport.
o., E,rs,7r- E-+Fe-i3eya { pasyfIfe
r, t-,I,,,r - (.asIo,,-.., l,re=tnort
-. Al, =, C-jte,,, Ea.f Ta,,s-
sfng Mich Fred GOODWIN. CIeve-
l,rH ONO. 0viaI Edgar GreenIec.
Radror5 T0d STANLEY p Gunner
49, .Inb. \. Loss q Halo
WaIdron. Ark. Andrew Hamrak.
Youngstown. OHIO. Harry Hansen
BROOKLYN. y y. Odies Harlow. De
Quincy. La. Fred VI Iarmau. AL
-1ona. Pa. James Robert Hastings.
Division Pa. William r. Hav=.
Hornbeck. La. stephen j. Hecaf.
south Bend. Ina. George ". Hiu.
Rockford. III. Alfred Holm.
Shreveport. La. George william
Homer. Fort Ritner. Ind. John T.
Houser. Gov. Ark. Leslie g.
Hughes. Greenwood. Ky. Euginio
fanuett4 Providence. r l. Eric i
Iobnson Iankoning sweden vii
lam Johnson south Pordman.
Mich: Clarence +. Kennedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-06
The More Distinctive Style Creations
For Fan and Winter

To definitely establish style preference
the advantage of the distinctive
display smarest fash
We've udusy assembled here the
of Americas clothes makers You'll
tailoring stability fabric quality and giving any
feredyo at
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15
DEMoKRATIcNo PoGAJANJE.

Poleg tega, kar je Wilson govoril specialize
o Sedanji Rusiii, je la odstavek njegovega govo-
ia najvaznejsi. Cd nacina, kAko Sc bodo vrsila
mirovna pogajanja, kadar pride do Nth, je paG
nalvec odvisno, kakSen DO mir, Xxi Sc izcimi IL
nJih. Da morajo javna pogaianja imeti popolno-
ma d~rugacen rezultat kakor { alma, je tako umlji-
70, da hi treba razlagania.
Nideti ie, da ina tudi predsednik Wilson
~naJvecje zaupanje V TO metodo obravnav, in 60
tovo pc pravici. GovoreG O kOnferencah V Brest-
l.ltoNSku Je formuliral vpraSauje: 'koga SO tam
zastopali nemSki meSetarii?'
Jake vazno vpraSanjel Ker hi izvolilo nem-
Sko ljudstvo teh zaStopnikov ne posredno ne he
poSredno, ampak Jill ie imcnoval kajzer sam, je
logicno, ola so zastopali le NIGGA in njegOvo Waldo,
Iii tudi hi vlada nemSkcga liudstva. Wilson jc wee
kakor enkrat izjavil. da ne vodi Amcrika vojnc
roper ncmski narod. Strogo loci on narod cd kaj-
zcrJa IN imperialistov. In dosledno mu nj vseeno,
ali Sc DO treba danes iutri o bodocnosti sveta po-
gaJati z NIGGA velicanstvom' ali z ljudstvom
ozlroma mega opravicenimi zastopniki.
To III preventative nOvica. V odgovoru ma
papezevo ponudbo "a posredovanje miru je liza
wi, Ola ne more biti mir mic vreden, ako ga skle-
he sila, XII ne daje garancii, da bo spoStovala po-
godbo, HI jo podpiSe. Ia sila je bila kajzerska
avtokracija. IL tega ne more slediti mic druzega,
Fakor da maj skiepajo demokracije med sabo mir.
To je zelo vazen moment, XII ga je praktieni
So"i"iilcm vrdno r~aglaSal, in njegov pomen sc ne
more pray nc %izpremeniti, ako nastopa zanj pred
sednik Iedinienih draw, XII nj socialist. Avtokra-
clJa nina sama V sebi nobene garancije "a var
most miru, kajti zanio so merodajni lie njeni last
nj interest, Xxi MISC interest (dcmokracije. &c sklc-
neJo mirovno pogodbo narOdi pc vzajemnem spo-
razumu, je varnost miru utemeljena V TEN, Ola nj
ma ljudStvo koristi cd vojne, tcmvec od sloane
ga sodelovanja.
Tudi Ia zahteva je pa revoluciOnarna Zakaj
proStovoljno Sc nobena avtokracija ne odreGe pri-
vilegiju, Xxi jc trdnjava njenih interesov. Namesto
tega privilegija pOstaviti pravice narodov in Jill
zaScititi "a bodotnost, jc V svojem jedru revolu-
cionaren akt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15
JAVNA ~DIPLOMACIJA.

Tudi predsednik Wilson zahieva. mai se va.
dIIo VISA pogaJanja "a mir. kadar pride do Nth.
popoinoma javno. u mitovno conference mai en-.
KRAFT "a vselej mrje tajna diplomacija. Zanaprei
nag mineJo vse tajnc pogodbe in zvezc, in vsi
~dipiomaticni pcSli maj Sc opravljajo V dnevni
svetlobi.
Koliko papirja smo popisali, koliko so ga po-
pisali razni socialisticni teoreticarji, utemeljujo-
ci TO vitalno zahtevo demokracije? Nedno smo
bill prepricani, da je odstranitev taine, IN kuli-
sami poslujoce, narode prezirajoGe diplomacije re-
volucionaren akt. In kako he hi bill? Taina diplo-
macija je bila emo najizdatneisih sredstev V TO.
knh vsake avtokracije. Ona jc jemala narGdom
vsak vpliv ma najvaznejSe momente njihovega
z~ivijenja; cesar Rabelj in ear Krvnik sta lahko
sklenila tajno pOgOdbo, XII mi potrebovala ne liud-
skega ne parlamentarnega potrdila, ma njeni pod
lagi sta pa lahko pognala svoje narode V klavni-
co kakor crcdo ovac. V mraku diplomatiGnih ka-
binetov so Sc lahko snovali naGrti imperializma,
kovale zarote monarhisticnih aSpiracij, ustvarja-
II povodi voJn. a narodi MISC nit vcdeli. kako Sc
meSetari 2 mimi, doklcr nj ognjcnik izbruhnil.
PoStaviti diplomacijo V javnoSt, podvrcci 10
demokraticni kOntroli, oncmogOGiti niene nevarne
intrige pomeni paG veliko revolucionamo deia-
ME, in te Sc vodi vojna cato, On Sc doseze ia cilj,
ne more biti dvoma, kakSen znaCai Sc mora pripi-
sati takemu boju.
YES cas- ie bila TO nasa zahtcva. V avtokra.
ticnih dezelah smo vCdili obupne boje zanio. V
AvStrili so imenOvali veleizda tStvo vsako kriti-
ko provokatoricne, vojno pripravliajoGe in liud-
skemu vpivu popOlnona odtegniene zveze 2 Mem
clio. \ Sedaj, ko vstaja ma obzoriu moanost, da
Sc ureSniGi Ia zahtcva, mai nenadoma pravimo. da
nj naSa ali da nj bila naSa? In ko smo 10 YES cas-
smatrali "a revolucionarno, maj naenkrat zakliGe-
mo. da nj V njej ME revolucionarnega?
NObenega vzroka nimamo. da hi Zataiili sa-
mi sebc, svojc zahteve in delo svoje preteklosti.
20 ma hn.opnn hi; lne1ol,, - -.
vrSe revolucionarne reel. In predsednikov govor
Jill p%otriuie.
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estate live vse dosedanje krivice, Il dodale hi Sc
jim sc nckatere move.
Razumnemu Gloveku nj treba ~razlaeati,
da hi bill mir ma TAXI podlagi lie cd danes do ju-
tri. Ker hi vojni vzroki obstajali nadalje, hi mo-
rala kot njh utinek ncizogibno prejalislej sledi.
ii voina.
kdor hi stal aadnia leta Z zaiisnjcnimi oemi
oh strani, JIG moral liz vseh prctrcsljivih dogod-
kov crpati spoznanjc, da So svct boljinboli inter
nacionalizira. To Sc pravi Interest Sc spajajo in
prepletajo tako, da naStaja IL Nth mrcza, objc-
majoca YES svet. NSled tcga ic tudi lokaliziranje
konfliktov timdalic boil nemogo6e.
Avstriia hi bila leta 1914. lahko Sc glasneje
pela, da ina racunc lie $ Srbijo. Ko je izscl Franc
Jozefov ukaz IA mobilizacijo, ukaz enega same
ga tloveka, ukaz brez podpore narodov in njih
parlamentarnih zaStopov, je mogel lie politicen
otrok misliti kaj druzega, kakor da ie to zaGetek
svetovnega pozara. Berchtoldov infamni ulitama-
tum je Sci lie V Belgrad, a vendar ie moral vsak-
do %razumeti, in zlaSti p~odiarmljeni narodi Avstri-
je so %razumeli, da so ma kocki interest vse Evro-
pc in Sc nekaterih drugih dezel.
Axe bi priSlo pc sedanli vojni vsled ncnarav-
no nsiljenega miru do nOvega SpOpada, pa mai hi
sc neposredni pOvod pokazal kjerkoli, je po teh
izkuSniah jaSno, da ne hi oStalo pri lokalni VOL
nj. In tedai Sc ne hi klanie Sele Seasonal ~razsirilo,
temvec voina hi hila cd vSega zacetka Svetovna.
Sedanja kataStrofa jc ~straSna; vSc njene grozote
hi Sc neStetokrat pomnozile i'm pooStrile, &c vi
81 narodi Y ~slraino ra2palieni StraSti in Y obup-
mi CdloGnoati Stopili ~naSproti.
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Srbijo kot Srbijo, Crno Goro kot Crno Goro. in
av>trllSke narCde kot avstrijske narode. .Jupo.
slovanska kancelarija, XII Sc je etablirala narav-
most V Washington, cato ola bi loze laznivo OBJ
rekorala juSoslovanske demokrate, XII ie trobila.
da zastopa sri>ska deputaciia tudi avstriiske Ju-
gosl' vaic, pa lahko sedaj Studira Wilsonov 90
Vor, ola nam poy6, kje je Y MEM nas!a svoio kan
celariisko kralievino.
Wilson, III je govoril o vpraSaniih vsega sve-
Ia. NJ mogel govoriii Fri ure o Jugoslovanih. Ali
vazne so IA mas ~niegove dcmokraticne zahteve,
ker daJeJo npanje, da Sc DO slisal glas Slovenccy,
iirvatov IN Srbov med zastopniki narodov.
MI niSlno zah;evali ne od Zaveznikov ne cd
Amerike, da maj Sc vojskujejo "a nase narolne
ellie ali ola mai nadaljujeio vojno zaradi Nth.
Siilatrali Smo pac "a svojo ~dolznoSt, da oznaGimo
lie cilJe IN da uclamo zanje y legalnimi sredstvi.
Avtonomno ~zivljenje, XII ga zelimo svoiemu naro-
du, le popolna osvOboditev cd habsburSke avto-
kracije in moznost, da odloca neodvisno O svo-
j nsodi. Ako dobi narod priliko, da zastopa svo-
Jc 2elje ma mirovni konferenci, da bodo zani go
voriil njcgovi >vobcdni East opniki. ne pa gTof
Cernin, tclai smo $ TEN uspehom lahko zado-
voljni.
ker Driznava prcdsednik Wilson Italiianom
in Rnmunom pravico do 2druzitve, je tezko verje-
II, da III 10 odrekel JngoslOvanom, ako Sc polka
zc, da le aka VOLTA naroda in zlasti ako Sc doka-
re vHznoSt take zdruzitve "a mir, torej "a inte-
rcSe vseh narOdOv. PRAY tako je pa tudi tezko
verIctl, da hi napravil voljo naroda odviSno cd
kraljevske 3ankciie, kakor izreka famozna krfska
deklarac'Ja.