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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

the city which was formerly Sears.
No motor equipment is at station
No. and runs have not been made
north of Twenty-ninth avenue. Tn
der the new plans. however, runs
will be made as far north as Eigh-
teenth avenue from this station.
Firemen's Proposition.
The communication from the
fremen to the city commissioners
that brought about an agreement
Il appended;
ITO His Honor. the Mayor. and
Board Of Commissioners Gentle-
men: At a meeting OF the members
Of the Rock Island fire department,
held oct u, 1918. two proposi-
tons were submitted by your hon
orable body as a basis Of settle
ment Of the existing controversy:
The first proposition of $50 per
month raise in salary and every
sixth day off duty. the second
proposition of SIS per month raise
in salary and every fourth day off
duty.
After careful deliberation and
realizing tie great danger that
confronts the city of Rock Island
under the existing conditions
should a serious fire occur, We feel
as citizens and fremen we shoul.
40 all within our power to anchor
ate conditions.
I'VE therefore submit the follow
ing proposition to your honorable
body: We agree collectively to
accept your second proposition Of
a s15 per month raise in salary and
every fourth day off, providing,
however. that there be no discrim-
ination IN restoring men to their
former positions in the fire depart
ment.
Awaiting your reply, We beg to
remain,
VERY respectfully yours.
MEMBERS ROCK ISLAND FIRE
DEPARTMENT."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
DEATH TAKES A
LOCAL SOLDIER
Private Edward T. Brehmer Sue
cumbS as Result of Pneumonia
Attack at Camp.
BELIEVE PLAGUE REAL CAUSE
Mother Receives Word of Her
Sons Fate-May Plan Mill
tary Funeral.

Private Edward F. Brchmer. son
of Mrs. Katherine Hutchinson, 1406
Thirty-ninth street, died Saturday
at Camp Humphrey Va, Of bron-
chiaI pneumonia, said to have de
veIoped from an attack of Spanish
influenza, according to the word
received by the mother today
He had been in service for nine
months having enlisted in January
at Chicago for army service. He
was born at Casey, Iowa, April 81,
1892 He made his home in Coal
Valley. Ill, until three years ago
when he moved to Chicago.
Plan Military Service.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs
Katherine Hutchinson, his step
father and a sister, Miss Carrie
Brehmer, all at home. With the
arrival of the body in Rock Island,
it is expected that a military fun
eraI will be arranged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
DR.. Isaiah b. SOuderS.

DR.. l. B. Souders, well known vet
Urinary surgeon, who has practiccd
in this city for the past % years,
died at his home, 1406 Ninth ave-
nue., at 9 O'Clock last evening. He
had been i'll for the last two weeks
with acute laryngitis, which caused
his death. He was born in Perry
county, Pennsylvania. Jan 4, 1S4S
He is survived by his widow, a
daughter. Mrs James Christensen
Of Durham, Wyo., four sons, Charles
NJ, John c. and Wallace of this
city, and Ralph of Wyoming. q
brother William of Harrisburg, Pa,
and a sister, Mrs Susan Ensminger
of Grierspoint, Pa. Funeral ser
vices will be held Wednesday at 2
O'Clock at the late residence. Rev.
David A Johnson of the Central
Presbyterian church officiating. In
tcrment will be in Chippiannock
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
Obituary
Mrs. BIandine De Muth.

Mrs. Blandine De Muth, follow
ing a brief illness, died at $3.50
Saturday afternoon. at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Case,
900 Seventeenth street. Mrs. De
Muth was born in Holstein, Ger
many, June 6, 1910. Five years ago
she came to this country to
make her home with her daughter.
She is survived by her daughter
Mrs. Charles Case of this city and
three sons: Emil in the Philippine
islands, William in Havana, Cuba,
and Theodore in Hamburg, Ger
many. The funeral services, which
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Case at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. will be private. Rev. Fred
erick j. Rolf, pastor of the Evan
gelical Church of Peace, will offic-
late. Interment will be in Chip
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
PERSONAL POINTS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Lubbock. $50
Fifteenth street, received word to-
day Of the safe arrival overseas Of
their son, Musician Bert II.
kempeT.
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. ". H. Wilson, FOL Third
avenue, Of the safe arrival over
seas Of their son. Sergeant Major
Clarence o. Wilson, who was in
training at Camp Cody, Deming, y
NJ. and Fort Sill, Okla.
Word has been received of The
safe arrival overseas of August G.
Mueller and Frank B. McElhiUney,
both in the service from Rock Is
land.
Word has bcen received of the
safe arrival overseas of Sniper
Milton d. Bleuer. by his father,
Henry BleUer, 537 Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ackley, S47
Twenty-first street, have received
word of the safe arrival overseas
Of their son, Corporal Robert E.
AckIey, who is with Battery B, One
Hundred Twenty-sixth field artl-
Isry.
4.
ester. Mimi. yesterday, accom-
panied by Mrs Glenn, who under
went an operation there several
weeks ago.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Anna LiudbIoom Of the safe arrival
overseas OF her two sons, Sergeant
RALPH L. and Corporal Edwin L.
They are in Battery B, One Hun
bred Tweuty-fifth field artillery
and were stationed at Fort Sill,
OKLA.
Walter Dauber has arrived safe
overseas. according to notice re
celved by his mother, Mrs. Mary
Dauber, 1717 Twenty-fOuTth street
Albert L. DuboT, 1927 Twentieth
avenue, who is warrant officer IN
the navy, has arrived in New York.
He is the brother of Mrs. NJ. SOsna-
Mrs. L. H. Trent, 2317 Ninth ave
nue.. has received word Of the safe
arrival overseas of her son, Ser
Feant Spencer 2. Trent. who is with
the supply company One Hundred
enty-siXth field artillery.
Sergeant J. p. Muster has mott
feel his mother, Mrs. J. p. Musler,
1924 Ninth avenue, that he has ar
rived safe overseas.
Dr. and Mrs Z. p. Ames, $50
Eleventh street, have returned from
SheIbyviIIe. Ill. where they were
called three weeks ago by the ill
ness of the formers father The
doctor reports his fathers condition
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Roth, 90S
Fourth avenue, have received wOrd
Of the safe arrival overseas Of their
son, VIII Roth, JT
Corporal Harry Clarke has arriv-
ed safe overseas, according to word
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Clarke, 1913 Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Olive Dietz, 5G215 West See
Ond street, Davenport has received
notice of the safe arrival overseas
Of her husband, Sergeant 2. J.
Dietz. who was formerly of Rock
Island.
MT. and Mrs. John Mayors have
returned to Rock Island after
spending six months at Brethren,
Mich.
Miss MabIe Knowles, 1918 Fourth
avenue. has received word that
Private Burel B. Burton has arrived
safe overseas.
William Nichols, formerly en-
ployed in The Argus composing
room. arrived in Rock Island last
night to spend a three-day furlough
With his parents in Milan. Nichols
is stationed in Philadelphia and is
in the quarternaster's office acting
as clerk. He enlisted several weeks
ago ana was first sent to Jef1er-
son barracks, St Louis, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
DRAFT CONSCRIPT
MAY ENTER CORPS
BEFORE SCHEDULE

George {. Wenger, local repre-
sentative of the Military Training
Camps association, is in receipt OF
call for volunteers for induction
into the motor transport corps 0.
the United States army.
Applications may be made for in
duction by those familiar with the
following concerning automobile
manufacture and operation:
Axle and transmission assembly
ing, blacksmith, carbUretOr, auto
repairing. chassis, chauffeur. drafts
man, mechanical, drill press, cleo
trician, engine assembling. grind
ers, moIder, painter, pipe-fitter
platter, road tester, tire repairer
upholsterer and welder.
Egg Preserver, Beardsley's.
BescO BrOOms, Beardsley's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
Local Firm Purchases
Warsaw, i'll, Shoe Stock
rriester- Hickey Shoe Company Sc.
cures Entire Shoe Stock OF
Maynard 4 Go.

The Priester Hickey Shoe com
pany. in the 1900 block. have com
plc-ed a deal whereby it secures
the entire stock of mems. women s
and chi!dreu's shoes Of +. n. May
uard d Co. OF Warsaw. H. Tus
Maynard store is well and favor
ably known in northern Illinois and
on account Of its limited floor space
and increasing business IN other de
partmenrs decided 10 discontinue
IT'S shoe department. The stock is
now being uEpacked and arranged,
and soon viii be placed on sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

born in Jerseyville, Ill, to which
place his body will be shipped, with
funeral services and burial Tues
day afternoon. He is survived by
his mother in this city. a brother,
Loran Bray. also of this city, and
a sister IN Gary, Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
Funeral of Joseph Marietta.

A military funeral for the late
Joseph Marietta, who died of Span
ish influenza at Fort Bliss, Texas,
was held at the Sacred Heart Cath
Ollie church yesterday afternoon at
$50, Father c. p. ONeil officiating
A firing squad from the arsenal at
tended the funeral and escorted the
body to Calvary cemetery, where
burial took place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
FnneraI Of Mrs. Ann S. Fletcher.

Funeral SERVICES TOT the late MIS-.
Ann Susan Fletcher, who died at
her home, Dexter lane and Forty
third avenue, were held yesterday
afternoon at 8 80 at the Knox chap
ell. Rev. W. L. Essex, rector of the
Trinity Episcopal church, official
ing. Interment was in Chippian-
mock cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
SOCIAL, EVENTS

home. The games of 500 will start
at 2.30.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
First Methodist church will meet
y ednesday afternoon with Mrs.
William PaulseD, 1929 Twelfth
street, for an afternoon of sewing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

E l. Hooker, a former architect,
contractor and builder of this city,
died yesterday at FL Paso, Texas,
where for the last four years he
had been similarly engaged.
He was born at Lake Mills, Wis.
Aug. %, 1868. In 1901 he came TO
Rock Island and made his home
here until taking up work in Ell
Paso Surviving are the widow,
two step-children, Mrs. Elmer Pc
terson and Elmer Freed. all of this
city, a brother, Ray Hooker Of
Green Bay, Wis. and a sister, Mrs.
Agey Cooper Of Madison. Wis.
Funeral services and burial will
take place at Lake Mills, where the
remains are to be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
lanes August BRAY.

James August Bray, "a years of
age, formerly a citizen of Rock Is
land, died Oct II in Cincinnati
Ohio, where he was in the signal
corps first district school He was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
Buy blankets now. Wide assortment, plain col
ors and plaids, on our Third Floor.
Window Draperies:
DEPARTMENT STORE

To the Uon1an whose Windop drdp
cries present a difficult question, u
suggest an inspection of our net
Counter Books, Which show hoU t
drope any LUindoIO in the house.
Our Draperies Department Offers:
New lace nets in fine Nottingham and fet
weaves, small conventional patterns. white,
ecru, 5O-inch, 4sV-inch, 45-inch and
36-inch widths at SIPS, OSc, 75c, 69c, 80c and
35c yard.
One lot 36nch good quality voiies with
narquisette border. conventional hguresd in
white, ecru 49c yard.
3Gnch curtain scrims with fancy striped
borders, white, cream ecru, 19c and 15c yard.
Fancy marquisette draperies in combination
colOrs, sc inches wide priced exceptionally low
at 55c yard
ColOred madras for overdrapes. SGnch and
4s inches wide in green. brown, rose and blue,
Si25, Soc and 55c yard
Also terry cloth for heavy drapes, with
combination cOlors. 81 % yard.
Mace-up curtains in Irish point with medal
lion corners. z yards long, in white.
$3.50, $780, $3.50 and 81 98 pair.
Made-up scrim curtains, 215 yards long -
inches wide with two-ineh lace edge. white
only: $3.50, s1.s5 and SIPS pail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
Funeral of Mrs. Minnie Trottnow.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Minnie Trottnow were held yester-
day afternoon at the home. 101t
Fourth avenue, and at the Evan
geIical Church of Peace. Rev. F. ].
Rolf officiating. Interment was in
the Lutheran cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
FunerqI of Mrs. Lucy Barbou.

Funeral services Tor the late Mrs
Lucy BarbOu, who died in jerome,
Idaho, were held at u o'clock yes
terday at the Knox chapel Inter
ment was in Chippiannock Gene
terry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

Memorial services FOR the late
Mrs. L. c. Daugherty. 1913 Second
avenue, were conducted by Rev.
Samuel Van Pelt, pastor OF the
First Methodist church, at the late
home at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

Yesterday ulTllH- 1T 7.yJ about
t.E-y Z-.-s. all members of the Pa
tElgl.a military drill class. met at
Long tLa" park. assembled IN
#-l formation and started for ii
L.Ee. Captain hlJy- insisted that
There US lib talking and the girls
marched jill regular army fOrma-
tIg-a- Nuel the end on the pave
-LaHt was reached, tile girls were
allowed 10 break rank and march
l4 whatever E-II they chose. They
went ont as -ar as Rock river near
tic Watch Tower and there stop
Ils L.r breakfast Each girl had
t-gu .r l.r own lunch ana they
i---t D. bonfire, and toasted weiuers
cr Tried bacon, whichever was on
tine girls menus. The girls who
wished tn attend church came into
town Oh the Car Llt those who did
moi. stayed until Ill O'Clock and
then hike. back rn tine city.
Tomorrow night at 1890 in the
Iaa. Island club. the new term Of
social dancing classes begins. In
s-rl-,E.l H.I. DE given from 100
q. for beginners and from to 9
IEztrur --.u VIII be given TO both
advanced and beginners. A fee OF
q. cents VIII boz charged for the
SIX la -s and t.e tickets may be
purchased a- r.. club The pro-
ga# gL tho tickets VIII be used to
furnish am orchestra for the
Thanks giving party a- The end Of
the tarL- Thursday night military
o---L viii Dee held at the Arsenal
" gr..ara' club. The cali % fall =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

Phone RI. 2S5. Trefz Express 10.
Tri-City Towel Supply CompanF.
r. I Clean Towel Service. Prone
r. l. 4476.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14
Groceries, Tuesday:
Borden's condensed milk, 2 large
cans to each for PIC.
Help out your sugar. Use syrup.
Gallon cans sec.
MOLINE Ill.

Extra Blend" coffee,
25c III.
Swedish brown beans.
> lbs. for 29c.
Barley flour. any guam
tiiy, &c lib.
Pest Toasties. = large
packages for 45c.
Pure fruit Jelly. .
glasses for 25c.
Strained honey 25c a
glass.
Lux" washing com
pound, . pigs. for 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

TO THE PUBLIC.
II. Tramann's Sons market viii
be closed a few days for alteration
and repairs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-14

Take your MONDAY meal Tues
day at our bright, clean, ncy cafe,
dolOn the steps just inside the 5th
dUenue entrance.
Plate dinner SOC; or choose from
an excellent short menu: &c up.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

koncih in krajih upira mracnjaski avtokraciji in
reakciji in tirja svoje pravice. Tedaj VAN DO jasna
vnSa dOlznost in vedei boste, Ola je u $. II. ". vas
prostor. Vstanite, pridruzite sc naSi organizaciji
in pomagajte svobodi do zmagel
Slovenska naselbina v Zedinjenih drzavah, XII
nina svoje lokalne ali ukraine organizacije S. X.
H., Je zalostna ~prikazen med mani. POskrlite, da
sc ~izbriSejo vse take pege in zazari v vsaki nasel.
bini baklja svobode.
s. X. H.. je organizacija naroda "a narod. s.
X. Il. he della "a nobeno krone in "a nobeno zezlo;
ne peha Sc "a interese kapitalistov in agrarnih
magnatov, ampak vodi boz "a ljudstvo. cato 6rpa
tudi vso svoio moe IL liudstva. In cato apeliramo
ma vse slovensko ljudstvo, mai napravi delo ro-
dovitno.
Ma izvrsevalni odbor S. r. II. apeliramo, mai
nadaljuje svoje delo neustraSno in neumorno. Po-
pla6ati ga ne moreno z bogastvom; toda ljudje,
Xxi jim je naSe liudstvo izreklo zaupanje in Jill po-
siaVllo ma nJlh odgovorna meSta, maj crpajo po-
trebno moe in zavesti, da opravl jajo V zgodovin-
SIKH cash najsvetejso nalogo "a svoj narod. Kar
je V nash moceh, bono storili, Ola pospesimo in
~olajSamo Nth delo, XII je naSe delo. Pripravlieni
Smo ma zrtve V ia namcn, kajti brez boia in zrtev
nj bilo nikdar image.
Prepricani smo pa tudi, da bodo demokrati-
emo misleci Slovenci sirom Amerike spoznali vaz
most in ogromni pomen tega della in Sc vsed tega,
kjer Sc Sc hi Zgodilo, trumoma pridruzili naSemu
S. r.. Z.
Ma noge, rojaki! KliGe mas casl Ne zamudimo
IRE, di odlocuje o zmagi in porazul V vrste vsi -
in demokraciji DO zmaga gotova!
Xdruzeni zaupniki
ukraine organizacije s. r. u.
V Zapadni Pennsylvania.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

dosti Slovencev, je S svojo glavo plaealo zeljo Pc
svobodi. Krvniska vrv in krogle IL puSke je po-
kOncala marsikatero ~zivljenje IL mnogo manisih
vzrokov.
Kljub temu nj moglo najokrutneiSe barbar-
stvo zatreti poguma. Cimbolj je habsbursko tran
stvo divjalo, tenn odlocnejsa je postajala VOLTA
~ljudstva, da sc ga resi-.
&c Sc postavlja narod V takih straSnih razme-
rah V bran in dviga brez strahu zaStavo svoje svo-
bode, dasi vidi noGindan biriGe, XII preze ma svoie
zrtve, mora vSak Slovenec, kateremu je mogoGe
boil svobodno dihati, zlasti torej vsak Slovenec
v Ameriki, Spoznati svoio dolznost, ola pomaga
narodu V start domovini po svojih naiboljSih mo-
Geh. Slovenci V nash starih dezelah pricakuieio
to pomoG in pricakujejo 10 po pravici. Vesti IL do
naJSkega drzavnega zbora, IL starokra iskih taso-
pisov, liz strankarskih in ljudskih zborovanj. pi.
smo vojnih vjetnikov, med mimi neStetih roja-
kov, Xxi so dezertirali izpod tmorumene zastave,
"a katero MISC hoteli prelivati svoje krvi, nam po-
t~riujcjo TO.
Nsi zatirani narodi priGakujejo s prepriGa-
MEM, da ne DO wee Avstrije pc sedanii vojni, am
pax da stopiio ma memo mesto Svobodni narodi.
Ia tiSti cas- Sc pripravljajo, kolikor jim dopuSGa-
jo moci. Nj dvOma, da hi bila V habsburSki monar-
hiji re izbruhnila revolucija, &c ie ne hi onemogo-
cal brutalni militaristicni sistem, Xxi je re poostren,
odkar ina kajzerska Nemcija vrhovno komando
tudi mad avstrijsko armada.
ioJakl! Mako Dono V ten uSodepolnlh cash
mi izpolnjevali Svojo dolznoSt, da mas ne bodo
bratje V start domovini preklinjali?
Zedinjenih drzavah Sc je ustanovilo Sloven-
sko Republitansko Zdruzenje, cigar program Sc
%naJbolj strinja s hrepenenjem Slovencev pc jugo-
Slovanskem zednenju, po neOdvisnosti in demo-
kraciji. Clj SlOvenskega RepubliGanskeg Zdru-
zenja je Jugoslovanska Federativna Republika.
oSnovana ma najmodernejsi in najbolj demokra-
titni podlagi, V kateri bo vsakemu delu zagotov-
Jena avtonomija "a vse ~njegove posebne potrebe,
V kateri pa bodo vSi Jugoslovani zedinjeni "a
Skupno delo Y vseh skupnih zadevah. Taxa repu-
blka postane he lie sposobna organizacija "a Sirso
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
v AMERIKI!

o start domovini p~rihajajo ~poroGila, XII nam
jasno potrjujejo, da so Sc Slovenci in sploh Jugo-
stovani enako kakor ostali zatirani narodi V Az
striii n%avelitali hinavske ~politike, pa so priGeli
brezobziren BOZ "a svojo osvoboditev. Kakorkoli
je vsaka stranka ostala ma svoiem principielnem
~stahstu, so vendar vse cd Jugoslovanske socialne
demokracije do Slovenske ljudske stranke popol-
noma s!ozne V tenn, da morajo Slovenci 2 ostali-
mi Jugoslovani dobiti svojo narodno neodvisnost.
kolikor pride vesti cez ocean, kazejo tudi. da "a
htevajo vse slovemske stranke, Xxi kaj S~tejejo de-
mokraticno uredbo svojega bodocega zivljenja.
V Avstriji nj majhna rec izrekati take zahte-
We. Rabelj je tam vedno pripravljen "a svoj straSni
posel in ma tisoce Jugoslovanov, med mimi tudi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

Zvezna pogodba velja "a % let in malaga obema
drzavama vzaiemne vojaSke obveZnosti ter ure
JuJe gospodarske razmere V TEN zmislu, da Sc
uresnici naGrt Srednje Europe.
lsta depesa pravi ,da je priSla 2 Drnaja vest,
ola nj podpisana nobena formalna pogodba, ces,
da sedanJl trenolek nj primeren "a to, vendar pa
ola je smer in podaga move pogodbe definitivno
dolotena in je treba urediti lie Sc nekoliko odstav-
Petlndvajsct let "a nOvo alianco - &c veru-
Jeta gospoda cesarja V to, kar sta sklenila, tedai
moralno prlznatl, ola sta V reSnici velika optimi-
sta. V sedanjem casu, ko Sc je pod najkrutejsi-
mi udarci vse kulturne zgodovine za6ela dramiti
demokracija ma vSeh koncih in krajih sveta. V
caSu, ko cutijo vsi trOni nevaren potres, verieti.
da bCdo liohonZOllerni in Habsburzani Sc petin
dvajset let odloGevali o usodi narodov. Sc pravi
v%erjeti tolikO, kolikor da DO kamen, XII ga vrze
otrok, letel do mne in da DO zemeljski vodomet
gaSll plamen ma solncu.
Avstriia sklepa pogodbo "a petindvaiset let.
kakor da hi stoleten starec, XII lei ma smrtni po-
StelJl, delal nacrte "a prihodnje desetletie. CO.
Sp'd Karl kaze vehkanSko upanje, da DO Avstri-
ia prebolela smrtnO krizo, V kateri je sedai. in
vcndfr je videti, da ga kljub mogoGnemu zaupa-
nJn, XII ga ma zunaj kaze, obliva kurja polt. Jasno
nam to dokazuje razlika V pisavi berlinskih in
dnnaJsklh liStov. Prvi govore O pogodbi lie kot
o sotovem faktu: drugi pa hite 2 naglasaniem. Ola
nj pogodba Sc formalno podpisana.
Iakaj pa nj? Zakaj nj sedanii trenutek pri
mercn "a to?
&c hi gospod Karl in ~njegovi svetovalci bill
prcprlcani, da pozdravljajo avstrijski narodi no.
vo alianco, hi 10 kaj nitro ~pGdpisali. Toda prva
vest o pogodbi je povzroGila V vseh kotih Avstri-
Je ve''kansko razburjenje in strastne proteste.
NasIaSanle, da nj mic podpisano, zveni kakor po-
lzkus tolazbe. Pri TEN pa mora ubogi Karl pie
'ati po Jajcih, kajti zameriti Sc ne SINE svoiemu
gospodalju Niljemu, zameriti sc ne SINE nemsil
bnrz;azili, rad Sc pa tudi narodom ne hi zameril.
NaSitiii volka in ohraniti kozo 1.-Two je vrkzja ma
log2 m gospod Karl nj tisti carodejnik, XII bi 10
mosel l@vrsiti. &c Sc ne hi zdelo kronanim gla-
Vlcam nemoeoee, ola hi opravljali kakSno drugo,
"a tloveSrvo bolt koristno delo. SO ne hi bilo niS
rudi'i. ce hi Sc ubogi Karl paveliGal, pa trescil yse
cesarJevanJe V kot. Ampak TAXI ljudje misliio.
ola propade svet, &c zlezejo sami S ~svojega pre-,
.Stola.