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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
nrsHor cN>NoN's GREAT WORK

The Methodist General conference
! recently elected Or James Cannon
Jr As bishop. ard recent publications
indicate that he has been assigned ia
Mexico and Texas This does not
carry with II as We understand. the
situation, any necessity that his resi-
/ dcnce should he in that particular sec
zion, hut that he shall have some sne-
Ciai care and supervision over that
territory we suppose that In all
Episcopal churches all normal prea CHI
ers are willing to he made bishops.
The selection OF n man for this posi-
tion Is a mark of confidence and a
token Of high esteem. with long con-
tlnued kindly and brotherly relations
with our able temperance leader. we
We're Vet uncertain whether or not we
ought 20 desire 10 see him chosen to
this place. Ecclesiastical office is
likely 10 bring with 1t some limita-
ton on the activities and freedom of
the man VINO occupies 1t, We doubt
very much II DIR. Cannon could have
done the work which he has done in
the past ten years IL he had been a
Methodist bishop during that period.
However, il may turn out that his ar
dent zeal and unselfsh devotion to
great causes and enterprises will break
through ecclesiastical barriers and
eN7ncaliCal Christians of other com
munions may, in spite OF his hishopric,
continue To think of him as still be-
longing, In part AZ least. to them. We
venture TO express the hope that for
the present at least and until our great
temperance reform is In somewhat
better shape, it may he found practic-
hi" for him either TO continue his
residence IN NirSinia. or dwell in
ashinTton. We shall need at that
legislative center of the country his
clear head. his indefatibable energy
ana his unselnsh labor Religious
Herald
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
CONFRONT KITS FOR
SOME ONES HOYs

since the order of the postoTtce
department restricting the shipment
or ma1l parcels TO Individual soldIe re-
AT the front was issued March 20
many parents have been nrevented
from Fehdlng comforts tn their boys
because they are not aware that the
hed Cross viii help in this matter Of
aldlng the bows The Red Cross makes
TIE following statement;
II should he remembered that tive
hHd cross will accent such articles as
are suitable for shipment in hulk to
soldiers and for furnishing comfort
kits mat the Red Cross is supplying
MS VIII enable each individual con-
trtbutinR articles to feel that while
his PARTICULAR gift may not reach the
soldier or sailor in whom he is espe
claltN interested, vet In the general
distribution Of those articles all SOL
diers will benefit"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
LET POLITICS
BE ADJOURNED
(L.oudoun Tinles)

tLoudOun TImeS)
Pres dent Wilson appeared before a
Joint session Of congress on Nav q
and asked that the present session
he prolonged. in order that necessary
war tax measures be passed. He IA
a high tribute 70 the work that had
been accomplished. regretted that he
was forced TO ask the members to pr y
long their session, especially in view Of
approaching elections. and further
asked that political pXpediency be now
&2orlflced in order that necessary var
measures be passed Read the words
of President Wilson relative to comm =
elections the words OF a man upon
whom tho eyes of the entire world
rest today, for the world recognizes tn
fact that in his hands rests the fate
Of the world
Politics is adjourned The cleo
tons VIII go TO those who think
least Of them, to hose who go to
their constituencies without ex-
plantations or excuses, with
plain record of duty faithfully
and diSinterestcdly performed. l.
for one, am always con hden. that
tho people Of this country will
give \ Just verdict upon the seq
Ni"e Of the men who not for them
when the facts are such that no
man can disguise or conceal them.
There is no danger OF deceit now.
An intense and pitiless LIGHT beats
upon avery man and every action
in this tragic plot of war that is
now upon the stage
Note how President Wilson declares
there is no danger of deceit now"
The intense light that shines upon
each member OF congress laws bare his
record to such degree that no aspi-
rant for his place can fool the neonls
into believing things that records do
not show. &. &. Carlin stands before
the voters IF the Eighth congressional
district today upon his record n rec.
ora the Loudoun Times" challenges
any man or set of men TO prove un-
ciean, or other than a recoi IN the
interest Of all of his constituents and
a record IN the interest Of his coun-
try and his marty Despite political
ambition he has, during the present
campaign stood at his post of duty,
a sentinel TO the interests of his CON
stituency. guard to the interests Of
his country and a soldier in the ranks
OF democracy fighting for the Interests
OF freeborn people. He has placed
rove OF country above love of self mis-
record shows It, and SO long as ne
stands at his post of duty in the ser
VIC" Of his country let us. the con
stltu"nts whom he has so faithfully
served see that his personal ntteresfs
are IN no way jooDordiZed and fully
realize these facts. that our interests
are his interests, his interests ours. and
that in united support lies both his
strength and ours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
INCREASE IN OIL EXPORTS
FROM THE TaMPICO DISTRICT

t'ncf1icial reports from the shippirg
companies in the Tam ico district, as
published by the Tampico Tribune.
show that the petroleum exports for
April were the largest for several
months, having been some 700 900
barrels in excess of the March shin
ments. The grand total for the dis
trict was 42S6.5l7 barrels, while for
March the total was g. SOC. 900 barrels
Additional tonnage allotted by the
United States shipping board was the
cause for the increase. owing to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
WOMEN WHO NEVER WORK

After the sacrifices Of the war will
have been endured. the women Of
America will emerge from the struggle
with better and stronger woman
hood. Thousands who have been Nv
ing life Of worthless ease Will have
been disciplined into the substantial
realities Of life, and taught to realize
that life Ia worth while only when we
do the things that count
A very large per cent Of the wcsn en-
OF the land neither toll nor spin. The
prime object OF their existence Is to
grow up and become well married
and with that accomplishment they
believe the task OF life Il enGed Their
lives Of LUXURY and inaction have rem
dared them worthless 10 The nation
and menace 10 The growth and de-.
velopment OF the race
The lure Of their example is IN
Wholesome to the rising generation
and the time had come when only
such calamity as has befslien the
country ran change TINS trend OF
weakness. Those whose revenues
could leas, afford were tempted 10 fol-
- the same plane Of incidence and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11

often departed from the path of recti,
tude 70 attain that result
The woman Of ease will find many
more things 10 do now that the world
is busy 10 get the necessities of life.
The servants that have faithfully tied
her shoes are now needed for larger
things She viii perhaps learn that
breakfast cannot longer he brought to
her bedside as she passes the day in
idleness, but rather VIII she see that
there is Al least something in the
world for her 70 do. The duties of the
home Will be forced upon her atten-
tion, ana when her kitchen viii he
come place she viii care not to de
spise.
The women OF the country after
the war is over viii he more indepen-
dent. because they viii have learned
something about the science OF house
keeping They will have been disci-
pinned to perform many OF the duties
thai are now the tasks of the maid.
servant They win no longer be
burdens 10 themselves and
ther families They will know how
10 prepare meal. and their daugh-
ters viii be reared to become fit sub
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
YOUNG VIRGINIA BOY WAS
DROWNED At ATLANTIC CITY

RetdsVille. Va June 10.-Russel
Smau, the twenty year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Onslow Small. OF this county,
VINO now reside at Siler Cit. was
drowned at Atlantic City Sunday
morning. The young man was an
electrician His body was brought to
Reidsville Wednesday afternoon and
carried 10 sharon church cemetery for
'interment Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11

Some weeks ago We mao "',aS''" ~
comment upon Inc activities OF me
so-calied Norpart'saH league. "SlehSi'
bly, a farmers organization. ""'sh
has fairly earned an e''t reputation
through the sedhIoas at'''t'eS 81
some OF its leaders ana quite TOO many
OF it's local bodies IN ih.S e'hhe'-
ton. We referred to q newspaper re-
Port, current an virginia Tor several
weeks and uhti then unaen'ea. 'aa'
RepreeentatiNe eaer f.e'isa oy IN"
league from North haAo'a had prom
Used to campaign sso4as' Represents
tive Carhn IN the Elehfh Virginia
congrsssionai district. posing especial
~ as a friend 81 the farmers
W. ,,. +t,l5,, .a,.,.c4 az ali ,rc
facts mentioned IN That 'Ilio'--t.
~, - ta,.. .o.,5,..a er.,... t...-.,..a..,,-
tative Baer letter DIES ia-T- net d"
.,....-
s@'0 ''' '''f
feet lie coFu g3Alus5 ir tbr letter
.-
Pst'e" $50" t'' '.' s"'' '''-S- '
we have acne E!M 4H4 TIE NonNar-
flsah ieaEue an iH-3S{ts". =Hi In.'#'-
entrpyv srro+,n.as# .}.sf he 5. 4rr,lts.4y
copy Of our Fatt@r!at 20 'hSa1G 34f-
,ayae ana "aa.,t,.o tAa.,, IN .,....a. ..t.t.
action rs they mas see III 20 give the
.t.s~.
Win this North Dakota representa-
..
stFe 'itiS"'S "a" f'iFthD'" ii"'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
John Ne -ehaM Cladets Nfeet

The John Marshall High Schoo,
cadets Alumni association viii meet
ms evening at o'clock in the school
anditoriur1 All former members of
the cadet corps are invited TO he pres
ent as we'll as the cadet graduates ~
this years class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11

jects 70 share with man the burdens
OF lie.
They viii be stronger and happier,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
The Northern Neck Mutual

Is the only fire association Offering
Insurance at actual cost. OId-line
companies have recently raised rates
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION. Irvington, Va. insures your
dwelling for little less than any
other concern; and stores, merchan-
disc, factories, oyster houses. etc. at
about ONE-HALF THE PRICE
asked by others Save money. Write
them. t22 years old
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11

Life to them will have another mean
ing, and the. race will be A better race
of people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
Petersburg
NOTICE.

In case of any failure on the
part OF Petersburg subscribers TO
receive
THE RICHMOND vIRGINTAN
promptly and regularly. they
are requested to call III. w.
Fowler, Agent, Phone $685..
Petersburg. who will see ali such
com plants are properly attend
ed to.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
LATE SEED POTATOES.

LATE SEED POTATOES.
Green Mt, lso-lb bag, per lb.. Sc.
Peerless. l5o-lb. bag. per h., 2Ac.
Rurals. l5o-lb. bag, per H.. 2hc.<
McCormic. 150-lb, bag, per lb, axe.
Peach Blow. l5o-lb. bag, lb., 215c.
Me Grown Cob, l5o-lb. bag, h.. &C..
Early Rose. l5olb. bag. H.. Sc.
Plant Maine Grown Cobblers and
Rose and raise your seed for next
spring
J.. A. HEISLER'S SONS.
% y. Gary St. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11

Alice--Billy gave him 10 me be-,
world.
Ernestine--How like Billy.--Syd-s-
ney Bulletin.
- -. v s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11
Elected 10 Zion Meeting.

AZ meeting Of The Bradeia Zion
society. held last night. Harry Sol1od
chairman of the Zion society in III $
city. was elected delegate from this
city to the national convention to be
held in Pittsburg this month
DR.. Goldberg. of Norfolk, the prin-
cipal speaker of the evening. spoke on
the patriotism of the Jews and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-11

Ofcial signs for the Bankhead Ma
tonal highway win soon be prepared
AMI posted along the route Of the pro-
posed National highway from Wash
ington 10 Los Angeles. and which
passes through Petersburg. These
signs viii he permanent and will mark
the entire route of the highway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29
WEARING ArPAEEL

EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE sir
rooms furnished esst front, enclosed
sleeping porch very convenient; garage.
Phone 1850 after $50 q IN.
FOR RENT--Fivc-room bunEAIoW 10 re-
rpansible parties buying some furniture.
Phone $3.50.
FOR RENT -j.room modern house, fur
uishod Apply ils " Brady across
from Convention hall $50 per month
FOR RENT south Main. nicely furnishe 81
home garage and servants quarters.
$50 Phone G7i1 or 2.
HOUSE FOR RENT and five ro1ns Of inr.
riture for sale. including NictrOla, eIec
tric vibrator. vacuum cleaner and hair
dryer ~ SorW YORKTOWN.
FIFTH T.. I2l6-Four TO siK months. new
G.rOom bungalow, well furnished. no gar.
age Phone bA7J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29
LIVE STOCK
poGs. CATS. PETS

DDbN. NAIN. IEIb ~
FOR Rabbits RrlgiAn hare Phone
2r34 Oal, roo East Independence
FOR SALE Fine little Boston bulldog
excellent mhrkur,. well trained. pcu
greed Phone 1Ji2
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 81
FOR StIE. -Four mammoth lurkk Of tho
bcst quality old enough Tor service also
th'eo registered Mammoth irructls price
$3.50 each Address Iuhu NJ Htglcr
Cache Okla
FOR SALE ono hay horse also one
wagon good repair phone "I5
HORSE AND RUGGY Tor sale chctp Cali
~ l!2l Past Haskell FRISCO addition
POULTRY yAND SUPPLIES s.
FOR SALE White lcghoru chickens and
hcnbousr. very rNIspuabl" phuuc iPl7
HEN FRI lT fc'd your hens on trosh
around bones and see how fast The rarkrl
berries vii grow. Farmer GroyWry Co
has H. ioI Lau First street
WANTED 10 OR I2 FIR OR MARCH
pulIrts also same numhcr chickens q
w"'ks old or over CaIl 3Ola.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29
EMPLOYMENT
HEIp WANTED TLMALE

rvp,n,t,.',,.' ~, -" ,'' = i'H
FNlFhIENtFD tNhI orr u WOMAN ~
f,rgi%,aP Po",'%"rt ,,rS"a, '',a. ,,aN",s 'i",,
Vat, Iarb gp| ~ -, p,,,t..
g,.,,.',,,..
NJ NH 'O.NkFD WOMAN WAllcd Tor
ho''""rAnlhs Fhnre 2hss
GIRL WANTED At 21l W.t SIKH. two Ia
family good wage,
Girl MANTtp FOR homework ro hca,y
washing Phone ggAI
GOA.lg,\.LNI ,,lI,l ry,,,I,,II,EI
in Tulsa Noy bee /. oot .onra
clerks u,cdrd salary 81 goo. rArcfcurr
urrcrtssar, women dr,ir.us gu,,rrnrui
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29

FOR RENT--Large front room gas stove
ana furnace hcRt electro lights, ad!uins
bath Coz North Cheyrnrr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29
SALESLADIES WANTED

only those with long experience
in ladies' ready-to- wear Must hc
~ good appearance. Permanent po-
Sition with good opportunity Apply
at once to he Advance shop. s West
Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29

%uRTH, " Gj-Slceying room. con
mcnngS bath: private family. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES FURNISHED

HOUSES FURNISHED ~
NEW ROOM BUNGALOW We'll tur.
uishrd will rent who'll house 81 keep
two rooms aud exchange rent Tor boAid ,
references required Phone 1899
NORTH HpE,- seven rooms. wrll fur
n,shrd furnace heat room ior cars,
large basement no liurus or china 500.
Gail hlJ1 tGr appointment
SNrTH SlpE Art Three rooms and
dressing room aud bath southeast cor
ncr. mrnItufe Tor sale apartment Tor
rent Phone COJ6 during day
SOUTH SIDE sIN r"Um house. elegantly
furnished and garage for rent ~ ~.
spInstble parties Phone $3.50
WANTED TO RFNT OR LEASE ltO or
mare Acrrs farm. must he improved with
plenty pasture. j. n Garter Shamrock,
OklA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29

OFFICES AND DESK ROOM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISH II
DETROIT, :, lllh--Two nicely furnished
bedrooms IN, modern cottage, reasonable.
10 girls employed with Kitchen priyI'
leges. Phone 1906
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-29

FORDS-FORDS
1918 Roadster
I4'S Delivery Body.
1917 Roadster
1917 Chassis.
AIst overland 5-passenger Tour
ms cheap.
FEDERAL MOTOR CO.
6l7 S. Boulder Ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
kor0Sko g0rovje.

Alp; ma severnem poboGju sc odlikuje pc izrazovi-
II oblikl glavnega %grebena, viSini prehodov in str
mini stem. Proti P~osavju padajo karavanke po-
lozno, proti POdravju lie V zaGetku ~polozno, po-
TEN pa strmO. Do Jepe so Karavanke mike, z COZ
dow porastle in ozke, proti vzhodu Sc pa potem
vzdigujejo do znatnih visin ter tvorijo mogocne
gmote s strmimi stenami. Med tent drviio budo.
urniki V ~globokih strugah k Draw ter prinasaio
$ seboj mnogo gramoza in pcska. Srednja visina
g~orskega grebcna je zacetkom komaj 1900 m, to-
rel lie 6OO-1O0 m mad dolino, dosega pa V ma
d~alJnjem glavnem ~grcbenu blizu 1900 m ter po-
jena sele blize KOkrske Poprecnice.
Ljubelj deli glavni greben v zahodne in W.
hodne karavanke. Prvi imajo precej enotno 60
ropisno obliko in mnogo prelazov ter tudi n~ajvisji
vrh v akravankah sploh, Stol (2239 M. Vzhodnc
karavanke pa imajo V razlicnih visinah jako raz-
licne oblike in Bella Jill deli V dive slavni pogorii.
Tudi med posameznimi vrhunci je sliGno razmerie.
DO korenskega Sedla C071 my imajo Holm 1144
my, Sibinj Q275 my, Pee 1911 M, RatiSce OOPS
ny, Petelinek 1547 my te ros obrastli 2 zelenimi
gozdi, kosenicami i'll palininskimi paSniki. Med
Petelinkom in Kamenom JIG Korensko Sedlo. cree
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

katero vodi strma costa IL Rikarje Vasi 1886 m
ma kranjsko V Podkoren Pc zgradbi zeleznice
BelJak-T rbiz- Ljublja jana izgubila je svoj prejsnji
pomen ia costa. Tovorna pot je drzala cree Ko-
rem re pred mnogimi stoletji "a Karla vi. pa so
zgradili drzavnO cesto. Leta 1913. so reSili Avstrij-
ci vozove in strelivo preko Korena V Ljubljano
pred Francozi, Xxi so prodirali pc kanalski Dolini
proti Beljaku. Sedaj ina prehcd samo pomen v
strategicnem oziru in je drzavna costa druge W.
ste. Cd korcna proti vzhodu Sc vzdigujejo Ka-
rayanke v glavnem grebenu vedno boil, kajti Ri
karscica le re 500 m vista nego prelaz, Kamen
tudi 600 m, Crni vrh pa 500 m, doGim Sc ~znizuje-
10 Stranski grebeni oh KorpiSkem Jarku prot Ii
Ii kakor RadenScica 142S/m), KorpiSGica U233
m i. DIR. JUNO in vzhodno cd Brnice Sc ponaSa
jo glavnem %grebenu: VoScica Q739 my, veliko-
va 0759 ny, Predel G325 ny, Gradscica 1892
m), Trupcjevo Opoldne 0700 ny, Murnovec
0S17 my, Malosko Opoldne 0SOl my, Crni vrh
0S41 my, Bclca 1441 ny i'm Jepca (16O7 my.
Nsi ii vrhunci so lahko p%ristopni cato, ker sc raz-
prostira pred mimi nizja panoga, v kateri mai
DIES tudi znana in jake dobra razgledisea pc III
Ii in Rozu, kakor Cernikelievo Skalo Gas my,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
Ivan Cankar:

V listen hipu pa Sc je %spomnil, kako je ubil
Martin mladega PISA. Tam zunaj ga ie ubil, oh
potoku, $ kolom je bill pc MEM. Mad pes je bh,
lepe velike oci je incl in crno pego ma celu. Mar
tin ga je ubil in ga je vrgel v potok, in ker je bill
pes brez gospodarja, MISC stOrili Martini mic zle-
GA, samo crez poldan je bill zaprt Ali Tone
JIG videl, ko je zamahoval Martin S kolom in Je
krical cd slime groze in je bezal ...
Mahoma Sc ie vzpel v postelji in vclik strah
ga JIG izpreletel.
- Kako sem bill nepreviden, "a bozjo volio!
Tam sem 10 pustil, cisto ocitno, sredi podstreSja
lei. In kdor pride, jo ugleda takoj, Sc iskati mu ne
DO treba 4. Ia bozjo voljo! In ma kupoli, oh
durih je Re vse krvavo, ve podstresie je Sc kr-
vavo! Tudi deska sc lezi. tam in duri so odprte -
kdor pojde mimo, sc ozre noter in vse DO videl! -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

Nzdignil Sc je, da hi Sc oblekel in sci. Oh oknu
je bila SENECA.
Exam, Tone?"
"NikamOr, matt; spati he morem!'
Legel JIG spet i'll Sc JIG odel, ker ga je vro-
Gina minila in sc je trescl.
Sal je vse izgubljeno, cemu hi &c zdaj mu-
ell? Tudi ma hlaeah, ma sukniicu je pac Sc vse
krvavo; brizgalo je naOkoli in morda Sc pozna
cello ma srajci, ma rokah, ma obrazu. -
In silen stud Sc mu je vzdignil V zivotu. Pri-
jel je odejo in tho, da hi ne sliSala matt, 81 ic
brisal obraz i'll roke, drgnil JIG, ola ga ie bolclo, in
nato le vreel odejo dalec stran ma znozie.
Lepo sem napravil zdaj, 2 odejo sem Sc bri-
sal! In jutri %zjutraj bo vse krvavo! Da bi 10 kan
skril, zakopal!-
Nzdigna Sc je 2 ~Sivotom, ali omahnil je ma
zaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

ii dive kulturi, dive organizacijil Ma poti Avstri-
il prot egejskemu morju prot Avstriji stole
mlade krepke drzave, srbska, bolgarska in gr-
ska. Crta Belgrad-Skoplje-S olun je postala ziv-
ljenska lila Srbije, Grta Donava- Sofia koplje
Solun je zivljenska lila Bolgarske, Solun kot tr-
govis6e in izhodisce Europe ma EgejskO morje
je srcna lila GrSke.
Italia je pc Kraljevem gradcu z Benesko pre-
vzela stare dedno pravico ma Adrijo; Is crto Brin-
disi-Valcn bi il postala izljucni gospodar.
Pc zasedanju Bosne in Herzegovina bi bill ma.
raven cilJ Avstrije stvoriti veliko hrvasko-srbsko
skupino ma Balkanu. Avstrija ne lie, da je mo-
rala ratunati z zmago Srbske mad Tursko, mora
la je tudi ustvariti predpogoje, da Srbska pref
me ve plodove svoje image. V velikem interesu
avstriJske vezi Dunaj-Solun Adrija bi morala
Srbska segati kolkor mogoce daleG proti Solunu
in delon,a do Arije. Avstrija sama hi bila morala
delati ma TO, ola z zasedanjem Atlantic po Srbih in
Grkih izpOdrine 1talijo "a vedno cd Adriie.
Fakticni tekmec ma zapadni Balkan MISC bill Srbi
IN Grki, ampak Italia. Nevarna IN Avstrijo je lie
zveza Brindisi-V alona in he Srbija-Adrija. S sku-
pino slovensko-h -srbSko IL miljonov liu-
+di ma skupnem geOgrafiGnem teritoriju bi dobill
Avstrija konGno v~eljavo ma Balkanu, z odkaza-
MEM Soluna ~Bolgarski pa pristop do Egejskega
morja
Da bl AvstriJa razumela svojo pot, sledila
prirodnemu ~razvoju, bi morala postati demokra-
tlcna, pretezna slOyanska drzava.
To bi bill preporod Avstrije, to hi bill pre-
porod Balkana. Observation-Disclosures Adrija in
Balkan, to JIG oni veliki stvor, XII bi pomenil
ne lie preporOd JugOSlovanov i'm preporod Avstri-
Je, ampak tudi preporOd kulturne Europe, to ie
zmaeo naciOnalne, demokratiGne ideje i'm kon6ni
propad fevdalizma in absolutizma. Tako pa lie
veliki neutrality-suspicious. zgodovinski tok
XII ga v Evropi Sc vedno predstavlja Avstrija, OBJ
velJe! tudi oh velikih, zgodovinskih dogodkih ma
Balkanu |. 1912.-1913, Nastopanje avstrijske d.
plomaciJe je bio zastopanje Ogrskih fevdalnih in
teresov, zastopanje absolutizma. Use to mlado
krepko, narodno zivljenie, XII Sc je razvilo OBJ tr-
hlobi fevdalne turske drzave, je ostalo neopazeno
visokim avstroogrskim krogom, &c in kolikor je
bllo ~opazeno, je ~vzbujalo odpor, je pomenilo OBJ
enem propa! fevdslnonemSko-ogrskega, centra-
listicnega sistema. Balkan sc je preporodil, bal
kanski narodi so zacutili moe mlade krvi, av-
strijski fe<dalni in absolutistiGni krogi MISC bill
sposobni, da bi Sc odtrgali cd trhlobe okoli Sc
be. OdtOd VISA negotovost in brezbriznost avstrij-
se diplomacije. Sveza preroiena Avstrija hi hrc-
penela pc osvobojenem Balkanu, stara, trhla Az
strija ne-more prenesti duha svobode in. demo-
kracije.
Ali Sc je cuditi malemu slovenskemu naro-
du, Xxi je zagvozden med I~talijo, Nemcijo in Ogr-
sko in sc dotika z najsirsim delom svojega tele-
sa oh hrvatskosrbsko ozemlje, da je zaGutil sve-
ri din cd balkanskih narodovY Ali sc je Guditi, da
Je V slovenski mladini vzplamtela leila pc svo-
bodi, XII je vr ~zivljenja in hotenja?