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New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
Crawford Militia
Reserve Places Bur
On Hearst Pquers

CRAWFORD, N. j., May 2e.-The
Crawford company of the New Jersey
Militia Reserve last night took action
to keep Hearst newspapers out of
town. The members of the company
pledged themselves to use every law
full means within their power to dis
courage the circulation OF Hearst pub
lications in Crawford.
Captain j. II. Frazier read a com
munication from the Defence League
of New Jersey telling of the league s
pledge to use all lawful means to keep
Hearst papers out of the state The
company unanimously indorsed the
leagues action.
Members of the company said to-day
that their action has the hearty sup
port of Mayor Moon and the Crawford
township committee.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
Chance Sends Pupils Comfort Kit
To "Comer Cop," Now in Navy

Thomas F. Dugan, U. S. NJ, who as
the Corner cop" used to guard the
little folk of Public School 50, at
Fifty-sevcnth Street and Second Ave
nuc, has been gone long time from
his post. But he is not forgotten. And
the long arm of chance, which does
strange things, has just reached out
across the seas and Joined his hand
again to those of his small wards.
A red Christmas kit, full of chocolate
and books and playing cards and other
necessary things, was the guise that
chance chose to bring them together
again. 1t was one Of number which
the children Of the public school
bought with their pennies last Christ
mas and sent out through the Navy
League to the men in service. And,
strangely enough, it fell right into
the hands of the Corner cop," Tommy
Dugan, who was then ut sea chasing
submarines.
When Patrolman Dugan had recov-
cred from his JOY and surprise he
wrote this letter of thanks to the chill
drcn who sent him the kit:
To the pupils of Public School So. Maa-
haitian.
Dear Children: Just received the
Christmas bag that you, dear children.
have sent to Uncle Sans boys far over
the sea.
Every article in the comfort kit s just
what need at present and comes in very
handy. l cannot find words in which I
can express my appreciation of this won-
derful little gift. To Just thank the chill
dren would only be saying I received
the kit.
Before the war broke out was po-
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
Food for 40 Weeks i'm
United Kingdom Crops

LONDON, May 29.--The present con-
diton of crops in the United Kingdom
is very promising, speaking generally,
and gives reasonable hope of at least
an average yield, according to an in
term report published by the Director
General of Food Production to-day.
1t is indicated that the total tillage
area in the United Kingdom for the
year 1917-'l8 will be we'll over 4,000,O0O
acres, with the highest acreage under
wheat, barley and oats ever recorded
in the history of British agriculture.
The acreage under potatoes will be the
greatest since 1872,
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
Anna Held Has Quiet Day
Cheered by Motion Picture in
Her Own Roorna

Anna Held, the actress, passed a
quiet day yesterday. A bulletin, is
sued late last night, reported her con-
dition as unchanged.
During the day a diversion was Of
fered the patient when two portable
motion picture machines were taken to
her apartment at the Hotel Savoy and
81 motion picture called Joan of Platts-
burg" in which Mabel Normand, per-
sonal friend of Miss Hcld's, appears.
was thrown on small screen fastened
to a wall on one side of her bedroom
Miss Held chose the picture herself, as
it is an Americanization of the story
of "Joan of Arc"
DR.. Donald McCaskey, Miss Held's
personal physician, would offer no
comment on her condition.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
Miss Townsend To Be Bride
OF Lieut.. Shotter Saturday

Miss Marion Townsend, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend, will
be married to Lieutenant Spencer
Owens Shotter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer P. Shotter, of this city ana
Lenox, Mass, on Saturday at noon in
the chantry of St. Thomas's Church.
reception at the home of the brides
parents, 237 Madison Avenue.
Mrs. Robert C. Winmill will be her
sisters matron of honor, and Mr.. Win
mill will be best man. Lieutenant Shot
ter is here on leave from Camp Dick,
Dallas, Tex. He is in the aviation sec
tion Of the Signal Reserve Corps.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30

read Hearst papers," added Mr.. Mas
son. "When Hearst agents were sent
to Glen Ridge after the local dealers
quit handling Hearst papers they sue
ceeded in keeping about twenty five
Hearst customers-at first.
Ridgers brought this number down to
what now is apparently about ten. A
Glen Ridge man carrying Hearst pa
per boarded the train this morning.
Other Glen Ridge men had little talk
with him. Before New York was
reached that paper had gone out the
window. and Hearst had lost one more
reader"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
summit $. Mayor Receives
rood Of Congratulations
IN Letter to The Tribune

tslegramm,st m n, J May 2s,--Letters and
Franti;mn Ftims poured in on Mayor Rnford ord
iii lin lss,a To-day congratulat;ne h;n, nu1oau au
which is:er T on William Randoinss Rdins 1I1 I'm on
III Nsyoa.a Inc Tribune published5 bliva5n Tnasd'' Tmearsa'
even evssos n Franklin said i.a ne . aesaay;
lsMtfs.m M mere messages coy COW ms ;, !, received
initis, saan he received dfis,,ng fos,ow;ug.. 1his
s'ss s'apnss.,ass ass regarding Hearstt0 ,u,t0w,ng WI, MS
NIT sn.su s.u. Y the patriotism msen mf e. ne
taiss tas e :! Hearst newspsnsr.n aasconsinpe n the
xhisSs e a. sn indication elpsls: q Is. @ he took
S' .l... =. .ssssa & tssssssSs sssssSsst It.. ag2ass
q i tss sad ils, lass,'shasssias hsssiass. states
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30
Frank Joseph Macdonald

Frank Joseph Macdonald, forty-four
years old, former editor in chief of
s.The Call" died yesterday at his
home, 1880 Clay Avenue, The Bronx,
after long illness. He is survived by
his widow, Marie Breuckmann Mac
Donald, and a son. Bert, seventeen
years old. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30

MADGE KENNEnY
y The Fair Prslas1evss
Capturing Wild Meunt'a
'A0a' ssupaany osrk
New-York tribune., 1918-05-30

New Mat. To day iYs<ssie finxtor
BRIGHTON Jimmy Hassey. 10, 5.esssss:. -.
R,frhtn,, p..,,. tnshof. Conn 4 Co.,
--'. --..s ZION Deacn 'fyesse & sssanoG. eshsss
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28

ing tempered with or sent beyond the
jurisdiction of the court and the gem
eral principle that punishment should
follow quickly on the heels of arrest,
the sheriff was certainly justified in
stirring up the question.
There is no more viciously danger
Gus group Of criminals in existence
than these New York gamblers, who
for months have been operating in a
number of New Jersey municipalities.
They operate with the utmost bold
ness, and whenever arrested they have
unlimited bail money available, employ
leading criminal lawyers and succeed
to lamentable degree in securing de-
lays and thus paralyzing the arm of
justice. In some cases fines have been
assessed but the fines that we have
any record Of were incOnsequential to
these public robbers. Recently two
gamblers in Hudson county were fined
81, 900 each, which is about the amount
of monthly protection money alleged
to have been paid for conducting a
poolroom in the back of a single sa-
loon.
Moral Forces Should Act.
For the good name of Bergen coun-
ty the ministers and public spirited
citizens ought to overwhelm the prose-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28
SERC. CAIROLLA'S
MEMORY HONORED
BY BRONZE WREATH
Continued From Page l.

tender and fitting as anything ever
heard.
The Community Chorus of Palisade
next sung the Garibaldi hymn, under
the leadership of Nine. Blanche Arral
Wheeler, accompanied by Miss Lillian
LeClercque of GrantwoOd.
In an address full of the deep emo
feeling Rev. Justin w. Corcoran next
made talk about his intimate rela-
tiors with Sergeant Cairolla as his
pastor and held the audience through
ont. A more fitting tribute could not
have been conceived. Rev. Corcoran
is always popular speaker, but on
this occasion he quite excelled HIM
self His remarks were touching and
tender as words could make them.
The next number on the program
was the singing of ''La Marseillaise"
by Nine. Wheeler, Miss LeClercque at
the piano. AS always, Nine. Wheeler
sang this noble air with all of the spir-
it of her art and quite captivated the
audience, as she always does.
Lieutenant James Donovan Moore
next paid the memory of his dead COM
rade feeling tribute in a neat speech
presenting the wreath in behalf of the
club, reading some letters which told
of the tragic manner in which Sergeant
Cairolla met his death. His, remarks
were well received, and more appro-
pirate address was not delivered dur
ing the afternoon.
Mayor White in a speech of accept
ance talked of the valor of the Ameri-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28

Company plant, has gone on record as
demanding that every one in his plant
be enrolled or Mr.. Murphy will have to
know the reason why. The Universal,
however, like all other plants in the
borough, has shown up to be 100 per
cent in previous drives, so that it is
expected that there will be no further.
need to urge the employees to ENROLL
Hudson Dispatch. k
Mayor White is NOT any more
chairman of the Fort Lee Red Cross.
Rev. Dr. Helder having replaced hi, 4
at the election recently. 4
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28
MAYOR WHITE CERTAIN
OF 100 PER CENT. AGAIN

Bending every effort to go over the
top in the present Red Cross drive, the
borough of Fort Lee is sure to put up
a garrison finish, Mayor Edward A.
White, chairman of the Fort Lee Red
Cross Chapter, being certain that the
town will show up again as 100 per
cent borough in the present campaign,
as it has done in all previous drives.
A complete house to house canvass
of the town has been made, in addition
to which the various motion picture
studios and other concerns have been
canvassed.
Mr.. Edwin F. Murphy, general SUI
perintendent of the Universal Film
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28
BERGEN SHERIFF'S
ARREST DUE TO RAID
ON n. Y. GAMBLERS
Continued From Page l.

to stand trial as criminal was pub
lie appeal calling attention to the de-
lay in the prosecution of the gamblers
themselves and asking why no indict-
ments had been obtained. We have
not seen the sheriff's letter, and it is
possible that technically it may con-
tain expressions that might be con-
strued libelous. In view Of the laws
delay, the possibility Of witnesses be-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28

evidence obtained against the gam
blers arrested in the raids in question
shall be submitted to the grand jury
and indictments obtained and pushed
with the utmost vigor, and when con-
victions are obtained these gamblers
from the underworld of New York city
should be sent to jail.-American Is
sue December 81.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28

can soldier and paid the memory of
Fort Lees first soldier to die in bat
tie Il splendid tribute. He probably
unwilling of the wreath on the Revolu-
tionary monument in the square was
postponed on account of the rain,
which was falling hard when the pro-
gram was ended.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28
BRENTWOOD NOTES.

Private B. Galardo, a member of II
St, Johns Lyceum Club, is home Oh
furlough for the holidays. He is
toned at Camp Dix and expects t.s
mustered out of service in the near I
ture.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28

Corporal Patrick Polifroni, ju
home from France, is on 80 day fun !
iough. Corporal Polifroni has been in
active service for six months and haff
been gassed and wounded severay'
times. He has just left the U. S. Gen&
eral Hospital at Railway, N. j. n
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-28
HEMMED MUSLIN SHEETS
HEMMED MUSLIN CASES

RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

cinca poStalo drugih okolSGinah Da ie kapi-
taliSticna druzba velikanSka tvormica hudodelccv
IN hudodelstev, je abSolutno gotova rec to so
povedali re liudie. Xxi morajo po svojem poklicu
Suzlti tel druzbi. Med mimi so hill Sodnki in dr.
zavni pravdniki, mozje, ki morajo brez prizana-
Sanja preganjati greSnikc XII so pa ravno vsled
trajnih Stikoy mimi spoznali da nj dovoll kaz-
novati, ampak da je zboljSanje lie tcdaj mogoGc,
ako sc najdeio skrite steze do vila.
Med zocinci pokvarjen znataji, nepoboj-
SljNi, Naled dedifnosti obremenjeni, psihitno
Sposobn Nse to je res. Ali &c hi bilo mogoGc
vSak posamezni slucaj skOzi generacije zaSedo-
vati do prvega zacetka bi Sc izkazalo da Sc tudi
noben ''podedovani greh" ne vleGe od zacetka
Sveta; nekje preteklost hi Sc moral naiti pre-
nod IL zdravega bono, IL dobrega slabo. Te-
leSno III moralno oklHenje pa ne hi bo moglo po-
Stajati tako globoko in bi moglo tako Siri
po proSoru in taSu ce hi ba druzba tako organi-
Mrana, da bi Skrbela ze SpoSno blaginjo, pa ka-
kor Sedania kateri ie Sebicno,,t posameznika
gavni zakon.
ce tudi ina mnogo zoGnov Svoje wire de-
seneraciji jh nastaja Sc veliko wee vsled gospo-
darSkih razmer, XII jh ustvarja in varuje kapita-
llZem Sem ne spada le beda in lakota, ki nazene
cioveka, da ukrade kos kruha ali lloba ,c. Biv-
Sivo kapaStiGne druzbc kater vclja boga-
Stvo vSc nastavlja vabc na vSch koncih in kra-
lih iii te je moe krcposl, tedaj je ireba prznati,
da poStajaio ravno pray dobr TO pravi moGni,
energlcni judjc zlotinci ker premocni, da hi Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
Spanja i'm Nemcija.

Brezoblirno pojapljanjc adii. ; katcrim jc
kajlerStvo upao Spraviti Anglijo in Svc; ma kole-
ma, bo morda naJvcc krivo, da mine Slava i'm veil
Gina llohenzollernoy, kajt Ia neGoveSki naGin bo-
JevanJa Je dial Ameriki gavni povod, da jc Sa Y
voJno zoper nemS<o-ayStrijSko avtokracijo. Toda
mad kajzerStvom izponiuie starr atinslli prego-
vor: "kogar hoccjo bogoi pogubit ga omraGi-
Jo. lzkuSnja l. Ameriko mi zpametovala NemG
Je IN Sedaj 81 je zaradi barbarskega potapliania
nevtranih in nedoznih iadij nakopaa ostcr kon-
flki SpaniJo XII lahko posiane mnogo rcsuejSi.
nego 81 lserimu domis jaio Sparska vlaola Sc lie
dolgo zadovolje jevala nemSkmi obljubami in zatr-
dill; ali ko so nemSke submarine zupet breZ sva-
rlla potopile nekolkn Span>kih ladij. ic napoSlcd
p0Slaa Ostcr protest Berlin in obi jIbila da kon-
fI'cira IA vsako ladjO, ki jo potopc neuSke sub
marinkc, po emo izmed ,stih ncmSlh adii XII leze
Sedaj SpanSkih lukah
Razvoi lNize ie razviden IL sledetih poroGil
Madrid, 2b. augusta. - \emSi poslanik ic
danes poSeii SpanSkega kralja zaradi krizc Iii je
naStala N,led SubmarinSkc kampanic SpanSllih
vcdah in torpcdirania SpanSkih ladij. Spanska je
zagroza, da konfiScira bodoCe toiko nemSkih
ladij, kolor potopc ncmSkc submarinke Span
skin.
Bern, 26. avg. II Berima poroGajo da Ncm-
ella odlocno protesira proii sklepu Spanske Wade
da Sc napaca l. nemSkmi ladjami "a spaIr,ke tor
pedirane ladie. Med obema yladama Sc vrSi poga-
janja. - kakor javljajo IL Madrida jc Spania
pripravijena IA prelom NemGijo. Spanijo ie mi
Mia potrpezljivost po StiIih leth preziranja in
prazlllh obliub IL Berlina in zdai Sc hoGe oduGno
poStaviti po robu. Prih,dnjh par dni Sc mora
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

Nrmrila vdati ali pa pride do krize XII morda pri-
Nede SpanSko vrse Zaveznikov V voini proti
NemclJL - Nemski list zelo ieze ma Spanijo
Taesliche Rund'chau" pravi. ola ie odgovor
spanske Wade neprijat iski Gin, prizna pa da ie
polozdj zeo resen kajti cd stalisGa Spanje je cd
NlSna ludl nevtralnost Argentine in Mehike
London, -. avg. - Times poroGa, da je
SpanSkl mmS'r>ki pred'odnik vceraj San,ande-
ru HJaNli, da je nemSka vlada sprejela pogoie XII
Jih je nanania Spanija svoji zadnji mott Po-
goIi So da nadomesti Spanija bodoce vsako tor
pedirano spansko ladjo nemSkimi lad jani, XII
so mernirane spanskih pristanis6ih
Madrid, |. sept. - Nsako uro Sc lahko izyrSe no.
membni dogodki POzno zvecer ie bilo avtoritativ-
no naZnanJeno, da pricakuje miniSrstvo lie reZul-
TAT preSkav o torpediranju "Carase'', proden uve-
Ijavi napovedano politiko, po kateri namerava
H'ako torpedirano Spansko ladjo nadomestiti z
nemSko barko, internirano Spanskih lukah =
I'll sol pravi. da je Suacija tako napeta kakor
Sc nj bila od zacetka vojne
Najstrozji ukrepi storjeni zoper Spionazo
Nlada izvaja gotovo omejevanje tasnkarskega
Hrazanja Zunanji situaciji.
Oficielna nota izjavlja, da je kabnet ma sell
zadnJo noe zaSliSal VISA porotila torpediranju
spanske ladje "Arizmenda
lziava pravi, da pospeSuie vada korake w
zmislu >yoje njave dne 10. augusta" TIA izjava
da Stroeo vzdrzavati svojo nevtralnost toda varo-
vai Spanske intereSe do skrajnosti
London, =. septembra. - Spanija je izponila
Svojo pretnjo tenn, da je zasegla neko internirano
(Dalje ma =. strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

je hotel Natikan zeti dobiGek IL ruSke revolucije
ki le zelo Slabo vplivaa ma pravoSlavno cerkev ma
Balkanu. NSi ii naGrti pa padli vodo. ko ie
prisel na krmilo bolgaIake Wade Mainov, XII nocc
nic sSati zvezi Naikanom Kakor je posnct
po mnogih porotilih, sta Avstria i'm Nemciia pod
pira Natkan TEN oziru"
Po istem poro6ilu mislijo Natikanu da ie
bolgarska vlada cato prekinila poganjanja, ker
ina baje druge aSpiracije pravoSlavnem svetu.
ker je ma RU,kem liza reyoluciie cerkev loGena
od drzave in ie Hgubila svoie stare predpravice
baje raeunajo, da bi Sc "vodstvo" pravosiavJa la
hkO preneslo liz Rusije ma Bolgarsko
TIE kombinacije nam zde precej fantaStGnc
Da je incl carizem tudi zaradi tega vpliv ma Bal
kanu, ker sc je opral na pravoslavje in ker je bill
ruski car tudi pogavar ruske cerlve je reSniGno
kadarkoi Sc je Stara petrogradSka vlada obraGala
do balkanskih narodov, je vedno Skicevaa ma
verske ven, ki Spajajo ruski narod balkanskimi.
Ampak Re veZi MISC Segae daec kaiti pra avoSlavna
cerkev nj cnotno or2anzirana. Skupne 81 il pac
verske dogme, toda administrative ie vsaki de-
zeh avtonomna Moe Svetega sinoda Petrogradu
Je obsegaa lie Rusijo; ma Bakanu ina vsaka deze-
la ioceno cerkveno organzacijo: tudi Srbi ma llr-
vaSkem III OgrSkem so cerkveno pOpOlnoma oceni
od osaih III ina jo Svoj laStn patriarhat Y kar
lovcih. Med tenn poSameznimi cerkvam je biio
mnogo bojev IA obsee njihovega vpliva in ii kon-
no, da bi moga katerakoli pravoSavma deaela po-
grablti prvenatvo pravoSavni cerkvi in da hi GA
druge priznae. Tudi je verSkem oziru med
lJudstvom velikO izpremcniio in vcrSki ZnaGa he
lgra nikakor wee tste vIoge, ki o ie igral nekdaI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
Rim i'm BOlgarSka.

Od tistega casa ko je dial bolgarski krali Fer
dlnand svojega prvega sina krstii pravoslavni
cerkvi, vsed cesar je bill papez hudo uzaljen, je
Vatikan iskal pota ko paterih hi prisel do vpliva
ma Bogarskem. Cd casa do casa so V Rinm delali
naerte, po katerih maj bi Sc pravosavna cerkev
sploh prdruzila rimsko -katoliSk elmer hi Sc pa
pezeva moe sllno poveGaa in hi bill glavar zedinje-
ne eerkve lahko upal, da sc mu vrne tii politiGni
vphv, ki ga je ve6jidel po aliiansk okupaciji
kima Hgubil Ali made "a 10 zdruzitev so bile
tako majhne, da nj razun najvecjih optimistov V
kimu nihce prieakoval uspeha. Papezeva dipfo-
maciJa Sc je zato tembolj truda, da bi poveGala
svoJ vpliv posameznih nekatoliSkih dezelah i'm
iako po ovinkih prsla do ella Ker je Ferdinand
"a svoJo osebo osta katolican, je upala da doseze
ma BOlgarskem pOmOGjo koburSke dinastiie syoi
namen. Pri tenn sc il je pa mudilo kajti Ge umre
Ferdinand pref, rimski racuni znatno poslab-
Sajo.
FelikO prizadevanje Rima "a vpliv ma Bopar-
skem in Srbiji je razuml jivo, ker igra vera V
balkanski poitiki cd nekdaj veliko vogo in je dol
go casa bolj OdoGevala, kakor narodnost
Zdi Sc, da je Rim zadnje ease zopet boil ener-
gieno postopal tenn ozru. To je posneti DO po-
roeilu IL Rima ki pravi:
Med BolgarSko in Natikanom so Sc re nekai
casa vrsila nekaksna pOgaiania, katera pa je Boil
garska zdaj pretrgala. "Le Temps" poro6a da
sta Sc OBJ casu prejsnjega minist rstva rmslsi pa
PEI in bolgarski kralj Ferdinand re toliko spo
razumela, da dobi Vatikan Sofiji diplomaticnega
zastopnika; porocalo je tudi nacrtih konkor-
data in bile so gOvorice, da prestopi bolgarski
narod kar masi V katoliSko cerkev. Ma ia nacin
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

narcde vojno, kontroiirai usodo in l.akdanjo
>reto Judi i'll narodov, kujoGe inrigc. mcdtem <o
so poSten judje ma delu, vzgajot pozare ka,erih
kurivo so nedolani mozje, zene in otroci
InaGaj ,c vojne poznaie Nojna ie, XII jo mora
podpirai induStriia. Armada delavSiva donna ic
cnako wanna kakor armada bojevnikov ma odda-
ljenh poliih akuanega boja.
In delavcc nj lie toliko potrcbcn kolikor vo-
Jak \lcgova je 10. Nojak ie njegov bojcvnik in
pred,tavnik. Ne zmagati hi pomenlo spraviti
ncvarnoSi v:,e kar So jc delavec boieval i'm kar
nlu Je bilo drago cd tstega casa, ko sc je prika-
zaa prva zaria Svobode in sc e pricel nievov boi
IA pravico Nojaki ma 'front.' vedo To. Omi so kri-
ZarIl Ne boJcjo scbicnc kori,ii Svoiega ma
roda. Prezlrali hi vSakega, kdor hi st boieval za
Scbitne pridObrve kateregako maroda
On dajejo Svoje zivljenjc IN TO- da hi bill
d"movi pov>'d kakor domovi, XII jih ljbiio A.
mciiki. poSvereni in varni in da hi bill ljudie po-
vSod avobodni. kakor hoGcjo biti svobodni Boiu-
JeJo SO IA ideae Svoje deIee "a velike ideae. ne
Smrtne idealc, IA idealc XII bodo vSem liutlem raz-
>ve'lJcvali pot tia, kjer vlada pravica in live liu
die glaNami pokoncu i'm Svobodnimi duhovi To
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
NajbOlj$1 SiStem.

zem vsem, Xxi spOsobni, tsta sreCls,va, ki hi
Jih potrebovali razvoj svojih zmoznost in "a
svoJe delo? Enemu posreci, da speza ma goSpo-
darski lestvi do neodvisnost deset Sc iih pogrez-
ne mocvirje pomanjkanja, in tam jih pet komai
IA so malo gbje rokami pet Sc Jill pa popo
noma ZaduSi
kdo We, kaj hi bo teh deset ,lstvarilo vc-
kega, koristnega ali krasnega ce bi bill gospo
darsko neodvsnostjo dosegli svobodo duha ? Ka-
pitalzem pa Jim hi dial prve in zato ne moreio IL
zivati druge sam ostanejo revezi GovcStvo ic pa
pripravljenO oh sadove tistega della, XII i'm GA o.
nemogoca kapitalizem
Izgubo bi ime ce ne bi bilo znanih dusev-
mn vellkanov; fakt:cno izgubo pa imamo ker ne
znan talenti in veeumi MISC mogli po,tai znani
In brez skrb sc lahko trdi, da e teh Sc wee kakor
prvih, IL cesar sedi da kapilalizem ma duSevnem
polJu wee jemlje in unicuje, nego daje in pospe-
Suje.
Nladajoci druzabn red ina Sc dr,Ige posledi-
ce Da he gadi talentom pOti akO. kakor hi bilo
treba, da bl Sc uspeSnO razvija in da hi melo
clovestvo elm dobicka od niih, je ena stran
tega "blagoslovljenega' reda; druga je pa la.
ola sill mnogO Judi XII bi bill drIgacnih razme-
rah lahko zelo korisn clani druzbe ma kriva
poa
Iocinec je navadno sploSno zaniGevana pri-
kazen, in kdOr Sc nj bill sam zaporu ie prepri-
can, ola je treba pljuniti pred Min lie malo Jill
Je, <i tlpaJo nekoliko daje in vpraSujejo kai po-
vzroca zotine in ka bi bilo IL iega ali omega zlo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

Predsednik Woodrow Wilson ie tidal "a de-
lavski dan sledeco poslanco:
"Delavski dan 1918 nj enak kateremukoli
delavskemu dnevu, XII snto jh poznal Delavski
dan je incl "a mas vselej globok pomen Sedaj ina
naJvisJl pomen. Dasi smo pred eni letom dobro
zavedali podjetja ma zivljenje in smrt. "a katero
smo sc bill odlocili vendar nismo razumeli ME-
govega smisla tako natantno kakor sedaj
Nedeli smo da smo vsi udelezenci in da mora
mo stati in sc boriti skupa nsmo pa razumeli tako
kakor sedaj, da smo vsi vnovaGeni, da smo Glani
enc armade mnogimi deli in mnogim nalogami,
XII jo pa vodi ena sama obveznost in kjer gleda.
mo vsi prOti enemu cilju
Sedaj vemo, da je vsak kos orodja v,aki va
mi industrij orozje, in STEER orozje, XII Sc Whit
"a enak namen kakor puSka, XII bi postala nerab.
na ce bi sc odloiilo to orozje
In temu je to orozje! Ia kaj Sc vodi ia voina?
ZakaJ b mas morale biti sram te he hi bill vnova-
eeni7 zacetku sc je komaj zdela kaj wee kakor
obramba proti militaristitnemu napadu Nemciie.
Belgija je bila posiljena, Francija je bia ma
padena, Nemtija je bia zopet ma polju kakor leta
1870. in 1866, da hi izpona svoje ambicije Ev-