davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

" Tho first test of short story. nr.
cordng 30 Mr. O'Briru. is how vitality
compelling the author makrs hi. select
cd facts or incidents; this be- ull. tho
test Of substance. The srrond urrrs-
sary If the story is 80 take high Upk
above other stories - the skill With
which the material is selected uud ur
ranged, aud the d3rcrt and appealing
presentation OF IL IN portrayal mud rhnr
acterisation; this be- ealls the trst Of
form. Using these two tests. thr ,'"rra
fall into four groups; those which
failed both and were not h~tri 90 1lI;
those which survived one or th, other.
possessing either distinction of tech.
niquc or persuasive svusr ot Ute to
v hich q reader responds with ,nmc unr
Of his own experience .; those which
have survived both tests, thrss deserve
n second reading. aud finally Those
which unite genuine substance aud ur.
tistic form in closely woven pattern
with such sincerity that the stories may
fairly claim q position in American lit.
eraturc
"Wilhur Daniel steele and Katherine
| Fullerton Gcrould are still ut the head
of their craft. But during be past
year the ten published stories by Mas
we'll Struthcrs Burt aud Charles Cnld
we'll Dobic seem 20 promise future iu
4 our literature of equal Importance =,
| the later work of these writer's ~hcr
wood Anderson aud Waldo fmuh
emerge hs writers with e great deal oi
importance TO say, although they haN,
Inoi yet fully mastered the art ot say
ting a. The three new short story writ
ers who shaw most promise are Ger
tndc Nafc aud Thomas Beer, who's,
FIRST stories appeared IN the Century
Magazine during 1917, ard Elizabeth
Stead Tabet, whose story. The Scar.
when it appeared in the Seven Arts, az
tractcd much favorable comment.
Nineteen periodicals have been SUR
vcycd. and of these Hnrprr's Scrih
ner y, and Century are each awarded d
percentage of eighty in the puhlico',oI
of stories of distinction Mr.. q 'Briru p
table will not perhaps present rompar
isons that will bc taken as in,,dious
bot the following is his method uf hold
ing the mirror Of our magazine up 9,
lthemscNcs:
By Number OF Distinctive Stories.
| l. Harper 5 Maga1inc-6i
.. Saturday Evening Post t--d2.
3. Scribncr's Magnzinc-52
t. Golfers Weekly
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

morning for their former homc ir Win.
slow Arizona.
Mr.. aud Mrs. sam Livingston rc.
turned the first of the week from trip
20 Los Angeles.
Miss Alire Baca. teacher in 'hc school
az Rnnchos de Atrisco, has been home
the past week, taxing care of uu attack
of la grippe.
Mr Ru-hmcr. OF Pueblo. Colorado,
was q visitor in the city last week. for
the purpose Of attending the marriage
of hi> son. John Rushmcr to Miss Pearl
Moikiug
NJ. and Mr.. Benjamin WetmDrc of
Roswell. were iu the city last week 10
see the sights ut the automobile show.
Mr., John " Wilson is spending q
fcw weeks az san Diego iu order 90 visit
her SON, Donald Wilson. who b. one of
the musicians .u the New McNiru band
az Camp kcurny, California.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Clcvis s quite musical and tukrs
pride unto hcrsclf' in the fact that
the little city has two musical organize.
tions somewhat noted and which cnnuot
always supply the demands for them
The johnson baud, one OF the Gnrst .if
not the finest bands Ia the state. hnJ
only just returned from Amarillo when
they we're called 10 Boswell 10 play tor
the ~tockmen = convention there. The
Girls band an added attraction, vus
also employed during said convention.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
BOOKS IN BRIEF
By Lillian NJ Wilson
Gallup, y ~


! Hnrpcr's Bazar FOR March contains
the following:
"Thc deg cats the ,umr Kind of food
that man eats. la most Instances the
food that he eats TCprrsDU's p waste.
some dogs V is true, hnNr au economic
value, but most have nour The
naked horror of the times calls for the
passing Of everything that increases the
misery uf our people " .. hybutn
in the Evening sun.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

.. Century Mugayiuc-i0.
81. Brllmun so.
g. Everybody y Magazine "a.
=. Pictorial Rc,irw 2G.
-. American Magazine -.
10. New York Tribune -
~. Smart Set %
-. Rrcdy'. Mirror Is.
l3. Delineator
lt Every Week Is
10. Metropolitan Magazine lG.
lG. Good Housekeeping ~.
H. Ladies' Homo Journnl-ll.
Is. Mcclure = Magazine q.
49, sunset Magazine q,
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

"Wednesday evening Nas greatly cuIo,ed
by the people who Gllrd the house Co. .ts
full capacity. Much praise has been .i,.
cn Miss Skoug for the successful rrujr
tion q, this beautiful picrc ct Work by
her pupils,
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

- v Ellzcy, the principal of the
west side school, has resigned his po.i-
tiun and is leaving our city. to accept
@@~@~~ANsS.~N~
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs. u. W Faw j. convulrsciug from
nm attack of tonsilitis that has kent her
confined 30 her humr the past week.
The patriotic services at the cad
Avenue Methodist church tomorrow
morning viii Ice featured by the sing.
of Mrs, Ida McCunr Donovan = patriot.
ic song, columbia : Battle Prayer ~
The composer viii sing the verses and
the entire choir the chorus
Mrs. Charles sutton aud son, Paul.
left the hrst ot the week for an ndcf.
mite Soiouru at Palm Beach, Florida.
Mrs. = b. Miller president of IN,
furtnightly club, has been confined to
bcr home by Illness.
Professor j II. Wagner, state supcrin.
tcndcnt OF education, and Professor f.
J.. Euloe, president of the normal col.
lcgc at Silver City. spent yesterday in
the city. Professor Wagner addressed
the assembly ~ the high school ycster.
day afternoon.
Mrs ". e. Ocstrcich will Leave the
coming week for a visit 10 California.
John Milne. superintendent of the
city schools, has returned from the na.
tioRul convention of educators IN New
Jersey.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs u. W Paw j. convalcsciug from
nm attack of tonsiitis that has kept her
confined 90 her home the past week
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

r
food that he eats Represents wnst,
some dogs, V Is true, hn>r au cconcmi
value, but most have nour Tn
naked horror of the times e,ls for IN
passing Of everything that increases IN
misery of our people w o. hybur
in the Evening sun.
/ WONDER
HOW MANY thousands
AND HUNDREDS OF thousands
OF MEN
AND WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
ALL OVER this land
WILL FIND today
\ LITTLE brighter
AND THEIR hear.
a LITTLE lighter
BECAUSE OF dog
AND l wonder
now MANY men
IN OUR training comg'
AND HOW many mco
ACROSS THE seas
ARE WONDERING
II THE promise
THAT SOMEBODY gave
THAT THEIR canine friend
WOULD RE cared for
Is BEING kept.
AND | wonder
IL PERHAPS
1T woULDN'T be better
THAT WE should suffer
AND HUNGER a little
THAN THAT We should 1.-Two
INTO \ time
WHEN oUR hearts would say
AND OUR cou'cieuee.,
WE'RE SORRY, old man,
But THE price Of food
HAS INCREASED so much
THAT WE must kill YOU"
YOU'LL CALL this maudliu
SOME OF you
But IF ! hud my choice
TO LIVE in world
THAT WOULD mOko demaud
or SUCH sacrifice
..sn ur1rr 2. -.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mr. and Mrs William Rudolph re-.
turned home from san Diego, Cubfor.
mia, the first OF the week Mr. Rudolph
was with the New Mexico soldiers AZ
Camp kcarny bat siege oi pneumonia
that kept him IN the hospital for some
time left him in condition of physical
debility aud be was sent back 60 Alhu.
quctqDr 10 recover his health.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

The opcrctta given by the musical de-
uartmcut uf the Clovis high school on
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mr. add Mrs Isaac Barih returned
from santa f. Tuesday after attending
the annual business meeting of the
Siutr council Of defense aud the Wo.
man ,, committee
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs ". NJ nadcy mud daughters
Mary aud Margaret l"tt Thursday
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs. g. O. Clark is eouvalcscing from
siege OF erysipclas. aud viii soon bc
abl" 10 b." out greeting friends
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Baptist parish at Mobcrly. Mo. Is in Al
buqnerquc 90 spend "a month : vacation.
While here. Rev. Simmouds viii conduct
the study of the mems Baraca class ut
the local Baptist Bible school.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs, ". G.. Ocstrcich will leave th,
coming week for a visit 10 California.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Edward j. O Ruen has been called q
Z" literary taste His "Roll Of Honor -
appearing IN ,br Literary Digest ~ Of
worth as guide 20 those lost In the
maze OF cnin..ly reiterated short
stories. To N, Flying Teuton - by
Alice Brown D., aceords distinction Of
being the br,i var story Of the year
1917. 1, il soon 90 be published in book
form. The liI.uy Digest of March .
has the follow ug 70 say Of Mr..
o'Brieu > comrraensive selections;
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs. = B. Miller, president of thc
fortnightly club, has been confined to
her home by Illness.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Mrs Charles sutton aud son, Paul
left the hrst OF the week for an ndcf.
mite soiourn at Palm Beach, Florida.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

CONTINUED on Page 81
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g. Scribncr's Mngnzinc-52
4, Golfers Weekly 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Oficielna Nemcija sicer ne raGuna tako. o RI
sill sOdijo HindenburgOvci, da je popolnoma po-
razena, ~ponizana in opesana. Steer je dezela We
hka In memo prebivalstvo mnogostevilno. Niri ru-
skega narOda so paG nepOrabljeni, toda bogati so.
Ali Nemcija kulkulira, da no Russia pod njenim
nadzorstvom in sc dokaj casa he bo mogla gent
ii; ce sc pa vendar zopet sprawl ma noge, DO Sc
danja vojna dotIej re koneana, seveda Do Luden-
dorffovem prepriGanju S popolno nemSko zmago
in tedaj DO NemGija V Evropi tako silna, da lahko
igraJe premaga RUSTIC in jo popolnoma uniGi.
Taxi mir, kakrsnega v~asiljuje Nemcija Rusi-
j, Malaga njenemu militariZmu res dolznost po-
polne image V Evropi. Sedaj je popolnoma ne
mogoee, ola hi Sc Nemcija zadovoljila s svojimi
starimi mejami ma zapadu in $ predvojnim polo
zajem ma Balkanu. To, kar ie storila Rusiji, 10 ST.
IL, ola 81 skusa ustvariti nedvomnO moe, $ katero
more drzati Rusijo v kleseih. Imperialism IA
vzhodu predpostavlja tudi Imperialism ma "a
padu.
Niti kuehlmann pa ne more pricakovati, da
Niti kuehlmann pa he more biti tako ma
iyen in pricakovati, Ola Sc bodo zavezniki
mem mic tebi ME vdali V tako usodo.
ToreJ: Posledica ruskega miru je zadrzavanje
splosnega miru. Mir v Brest Litovsku ne okrai-
Sava vojne, temvee 10 podaljSava.
Use drugo, kar smatrajo manjsinski social
si "a pOsledice Rusiji vsiljenega miru, Sc razume
samo oh sebi. Maj Sc stvar imenuje celia DO ma
scevanju" ali kakorkoli, to je gotovo, da raGun
med Nemcijo in Rusijo nj zakljuGen. Ne more hi.
II zakljueen, ne lie cato, ker je NemGija oropala
Rusijo, ampak he cato, ker he more revolutionary
ma Russia mirnO gledati, kako podlo Sc izdaja
memo nacelo o samoodloGevanju narodov napram
tistim n%arodom, do katerih Guti sauna obveznosti,
zlasti pa cato ne, ker pomeni zmaga NemGije una
go reakcije mad revolucijo.
Trajen mir med NemGijo in Rustic je MEMO
goc, pa najvladajo V Rusiji boljSeviki, socialni
revolutionary, socialisticna koalicija ali pa kdor.
koE. In &c he bi izbruhnil konflikt pred sklepom
Spiosnega miru, bi morale. faktiGna slediti vse
mocneJse oborozevanje in V NemGiji S tenn spoje-
ma erna reakcija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
kaj PraVijO donna.

mnozica Sc nesvestna svojih pravic, ali pa kjer
Jih sploh imela nj. V prvem %slucaju jih hoce
uvelJaviti, V drugem 81 Jill priboriti. III notranji
boJi so text in nude krize sc p~orajajo IL Nth, &c
ne cello krvaye revolucije V Rusiji.
ker nam pa kaze zgodovina, da ljudska g-
banja, XII ~ohsegajo s~plosnost, vkljub vsem zatira-
MEM in nashstvom navadno koneajo 2 zmago
lJudskih pravic in zahtev, - ker vsako zivljenie
navadno klije Cd znotraj ma zunaj in Sc cd zunaj
he ola zatreti, cato nj dvoma, da BIO demokratic-
ma ideJa zmagala tudi pri mas in vsak poskus, u
stavO preustroJiti V drugem duhu kakor v demo-
kraticnem, BIO ostal lie zalosten poskus, XII sc nj
kdar ne BIO udejstvil in vzklil do polnega xiv
ljenja.
Knee L~ichhowski, bivsi nemski poslanik v
Londonu, pravi Gisto prav:
duh prave demokracije, kakor ga oznania
cesar karel, DO gotovo zavel tudi pri mas, &c sma.
tramo to re "a sreco ali pa "a nesreeo; to ie stvar
osebnega naziranja in okusa, ampak potrebna DO
sledica silnih dozivljajev zadniih treh let.
V bodoce ne DO wee mogocc sklepati, ali OBJ
~navljati pogodb, Iii narode lahko zapleteio v vol
no, in ravno tako ne DO wee mogoGe obstoie6ih
pogodb tOlmaGiti brez vednosti liudskih zastep-
nikov. Tudi ultimatumov in vojnih napovedii ne
DO wee mogOce odpoSiljati, he da Sc vprasa DO
PREF parliament "a njegovo mnenje.
IL notranJe potrebc, polne zavesti svojih pra-
vie in trdne wolfe ljudstva, da hoce soodlocevati
PR vseh vaznejsih ~ukrepih, XII Sc tiGejo skupno-
sti, Sc BIO -rodil pri mas sele pravi parliament. ka.
kor ga imajo Anglezi ze nekaj so let. Kar smo
imeli mi, so bile lie vnanjc parliamentary forme.
zunanJe mrtve oblike brez gorkega notranjega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
I~ZJALOvLJENA REVOLTA.

(Konee.)
Da je socialistiGna veGina pri tenn zopet igra-
la zalostno vlogo, je druga stvar. Tisti Scheide-
mann, Xxi je par tednov pref v rajhstagu govoril
o revoluciji, je takoj Intel polivat z vodo, ko so
Sc ukresale prve iskrice, IL katerih hi Sc bill even
tualno mOgel razviti ogenj.
Me mani zalostno Sc nj obnaSala veGina nem-
Skin socialistov V Avstriji. Strajk Sc je bill oGitno
pricel brez njenih voditeljev. Lahko hi bill to-
rel enostavnO O,tali donna, pa pustili delavstvu,
ola samo dovrsi boi V katereqn MISC hoteli sodelo-
vatl. Toda V ~hjihoHih glavah in srcih je par let
vojne povzroeilo neverjetne izpremembe. Ljudje,
XII so stall leta 1905. V prvih vrstah neoporeGno
revOlucionarnega gibanja "a splosno volilno pra.
vico, Sc zdaj plastic vsakega energiGnega delav-
skega pokreta, in elm je izbruhnil strajk, so hi
tell k vladi posredOvat in potem tolazit delavce.
Bas v Avstriji je bilo to nezaslisano. Nj dvo-
ma, da bi blla tudi d~unajska vlada p%osnemala svo-
10 berlinsko tovarisieo, ako hi bill delavci vztra-
jail v stavki. Tudi Ona hi bila apelirala ma voja-
stvo. Ali v Avstriji je mogoce, da bi bio prav to
zbudilo tisto revolucijo, XII itak til pod pepelom.
v avstrijski armada nj vse tako, kakor 81 zeli ge-
neralni stab. Ceski in jugoslovanski vojaki so v
mnozicah zapuseali cesarsko zastavo in ~prehajali
k "sovrazniku." Ako hi bill TO ~vojastvo ~nagnali,
ola strelja ma lastno ljudstvo, je mogoGe, da bi
bila nevolja elementarno izbruhnila in da hi bio
~vojastvo odpovedalo pokorsGino.
Gotovo Sc to ne bi biI6 zgodilo V vseh sluGajih.
Ampak ravno V nemskih mestih je bila najmanjSa
nevarnOst. Tezko je %verjeti, Ola bi bill "Deutsch-
meistri' streljai ma dunajsko ljudstvo in gotovo
ne bi bila vOjaska uprava niti rabila dunajskega
polka roper Dunajcane. V sedanjih razmerah je
pa veG kakor %verjetno, ola he bi bill niti slovanski
polki Opravljali tega rabel jskega posla, zlasti Ge
bi sc jim bio povedalo, da je Strajk revolucio-
naren.
Zacetek revolucije pa pomeni V Avstriji ME
no neizogibno nadaljevanje. Kakor so dunajske-
mu strajku takOj sledili strajki V Pragi, Gradcu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

To je V resnici nemSkemu narodu enako ali
pa Sc bolj nevarno, kakor tistim, XII jim je sedaj
kajzerstvo postavilo nogo ma prsi.
SocialistiGna m~anjsina V NemGiji nj mogla
prepreciti tega. Strajki MISC mogli prepreciti te-
ga. kaksno sredstvO Sc ~ostaja?
Maj 81 Glovek bell glavo, kolikor hoGe, mai
modruje noe in dan, maj izmislja naiboli umetne
teorije - sklep vseh sklepov je vendar lie eden:
NemSka avtokraciia mora pasti.
Treba je lie logicno nadaljevati misli, izraze-
ne V manifesto nemske m~anjsine, pa pridemo do
zaklJucka, ola je to prav posebnO "a nemSko ljud-
stvo potrebno. kdo maj odvrne zelje pc maSceva-
nju, ako ostane polozai ma vzhodu tax, kakrSen
Je u~stvarjen z mirOm V Brest Litovsku? Kdo mai
prepreci ve mocnejSe obOrozevanje, Ge dobi nem-
ski imperialism kri in meso? Kdo mai postavi ba-
rikado roper poveeano reakcijo v NemGijoa.
SAME? Utopijef
lie odlocen, absOluten poraz kajzerizma mo-
re obvarovati nemski narod, Evropo, yes syet I'll
stih ~posledic, XII Jill z grozo vidijo nemski mani
sinski socialist. IL tega pa nujno sledi ena sauna
loglka: Brezobziren boz roper kajzerstvo do ME
govega nedvomnega poraza.
Gotovi slovenski in jugoslovanski z~urnalisti
v Amerlki, pisarji brez preprieanja, iscoci korist
V TEN, ola Sc skusajo prikupiti "gori". misliio. da
bodo mogocno ustregli ameriski vladi, ako biiejo
z naJvecjimi loparji pc ruskih boljsevikib. TIE du.
slce zaJemaJo vso svOjo modrost il nekaterih ka-
pitaiistienih fstov, XII ~izrazajo wse kaj druzega,
kakor nazore ameriskega ljudstva in tudi vse kaj
druzega, kakor nazore predsednika Wilsona. &c
bl znaii ii ljudje vsaj pravilno citati predsedni.
kove besede, hi sc kai lahko prepricali, da je vii.
Sonu wee lezece ma prijateljstvu z Rusijo, kakor ma
naJiepsih frazah puhlih kriGaGev. Ravno tako bi
ianko spoznali, date poizkusa Wilson pray mic
diktirati ruskemu narodu, kako mai 81 uredi svoie
hotranJe razmere, ampak da odklanja v tenn OH
ru vsako vmesavanje. &c hi vse to razumeli, kar ne
ID bio tezko, bi prav nitro prenehali S svoiim
iaJanJem roper boljsevike; ampak TAXI liudi e wee
81 misllJo, ola sliSijo travo rasti, pa Sc zdramijo
sele teiaj, kadar jim pade debel orch ma nos.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
PosLEDIcE IN sREDsTvo ROPER NUE..

Dogodki V Brest-Litovsku so sli svojo pot. So
lidarnOst nemSkega proletariata, $ katero so ra-
cunali boljseviki, je izostala. Niti tedaj, ko so
Rusi izjavili, ola Sc ne bojujejo wee, sc nj zdrami-
In socialisticna vest V nemski armada. Niti ko je
-bilo &c ysemu svetu jasno, da hoce kaizerisem "a
daviti revolucijo in p~oteptati socialism,. MISC men,
Ski proletarci V uniformi spoznali, da so orodje
~najtemnejse reakcije, ee pa so spoznali, pa MISC
storili nobenega p%oizkusa, da bi sc bill uprli take
mu suzenjstvu. Zalostno dejstvo je, da je nemski
proletariat pomagal V najinfamnejsem boiu roper
socializem.
Nj Sc euditi, da imenuje Lenin danes Nemce
stavkokaze in spOroca Scheidemannu. da nina nj
cesar opraviti z MIN.
NemSka m~anjsina je V svojem manifesto de-
Jala, da ne DO mir, XII Sc sklene ma nemski podla-
81, nevaren lie Rusom, Poljakom, Litvincem in Le-
tom, ampak tudi Nemcem samim. Posledica tega
miru DO zadrzevanie spOSuega miru, move groz-
ME, zelJa po maSceyanju, mocnejSe oborozeva-
ME in vse hujSa reakcija V naSi dezeli."
To so manjsinski socialist natanGno ugenili
Da MISC tega razumeli Scheidemannovci, je slabo
izpricevalo IA njih duSevpDst.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

z~lvlJenJa. IL Sc to medic parlamentarno lu6ico
Je lahko vsak hip upihnil paragraf IA ali pa
"Staatstreich''
Ce DO zagledal pri mas istiniti parliamentary
zem luc sveta, kakor Z gotovostio ra6unamo. DO
tenn to ne DO najslabsi plod s~vetovne voine.
Demokraticni princip zahteva pri mas pred
vsem koncno resitev narodnostnega vpraaSnia
ustavnim potom, torej wee ali mani tudi odloei-
tev med centralizmOm, kronovinskim federaliz-
nom In narodnO avtonomijo. Precinct in eli IL
stavnega preustroja so avstrijSki narodi in nil.
hovo medsebojno razmerje; torej tvarina. kate.
re so Sc vse nase dosedanje ustave in ustavni no.
skusi skrbnO i~zogibali, izvzemsi lie kromerizki
nacrt.
Ia OdlOcitev bo tezka in bo veliala hui
de boJe, ker bOdO centralisti zahtevali "a drzayo
kolikor mogoce veliko kompetenco. kronov;n
ski avtonOmisti "a kronovine in narodnosti zopet
Ease. NaJhulsi bo skoro BOZ "a kronovinske 'hi-
storicno-politicn ndividualitete", ker so ; TEN
problemom spojena tudi wanna gospodarska in
fmantna vprasanja in ne lie narodnostna.
Emo naJtezjih in najkoGljivejSih v%prasani DO
seveda jugOslovansko. - Ustavni odsek ali ma
DRAWN svet kar re DO je kompetenten. da
resnJe same vpraSanja avstriiske drzavne polo
vice. ToreJ pride "a mas lie V postev v toliko. ko-
hkor dalec sega avstrijska teritorijalna oblast
t. J. sloveasko ozemlje ma Kraniskem, Staier-
skem, Koroskem, Primorskem in V Istri in hryas-
kO V lstri in .Dalmaciji.
V postev pride tn samo Sest dezelnih zborov'
la ia resitev ne obsega celegae problema. ic
lasno, ampak silnO majhen del in maiben deN.
krog.
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kaj bodo rekli Hrvatje in Srbi v kraliev;r;
kaJ Bosanci i nlIercegovinci? Kaj Crnoporc; in
Srbi? :"
TO so vprasanja, katerih avstrijski ustavni
o'Sen ne DO reseval sam, ker jHh ne more. Tudi
&c ol svetovne oblasti prepustile reSitev naSega
V,prasanJa samo nam in monarhiji, hi naleteli ma
sKoro nepremosten odpor pi Ogrih.
~ ogrsko Je tesno zdruzen tudi mas problem.
IN Se emo: Deninro, da Sc zadovoliimo "a
ehKrat Z ~resitvijo malaga della nasega vpraSania
all Sc ne DO pojavil pOtem znova v poostreni
opikl starr literarnopoliticni BOZ, XII GA nailozie
o.hacimo po nJegovih najizrazitejIh zastopni-
XIII; All Vraz ali = PreSern?
Danes nc zivimo vec V cash. ko hi CO lobko
,,oiaziil s tenn, da JIG Sc cas-, da Sc vse a m cd So.
ne PRIDE III kar JIG p~odobnih mrtvil ~ zivce m
pax S,oPat'o V dcbo, ko dobivajo ii problemi me-
70 III XII IN iepcga dine bOdo stall pred mani zivi
IN krepki in mas vpraSevali:
IoreJl kaj ho6ete in kakoY Ste pri.
pravljeni9 ~ '' pr
II resltvlJo ustavnega problema monarbiie 10
zoruzena tudi nasa dobra ali slaba bodocnos. in
cas- DO, ola Sc oglase poklicani eosnodie kaLo Il
predstavljajO resitev.
Nillllo Je pac re nekaj casa, odkar ie ta Gla-
mex ugiedal luc sveta v Ljubljani in med tenn ie
Stoph tudi "Slovenec" "a kOrak dale in nike 60
oaJ hekolko jasneje in odlocneje. Zanimiv ma
ostane clanek vendar lie. Zlasti nekater; stavk;
zasluzujejo panic.
Svc'ovna vojna je raznetila in okrepila de-
"oKFa'icno zavest in custvovanje ljudstva."
(DalJe ma 8. starani.)
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Taktika in reZultati.

it'd, takO bi "a reSno revolto ma Dunaju takoi
vzplamtelo V Pragi in Plznju, V Ljubliani in Tr-
stu, V Zagrebu in S~arajevu, V Lvovu in Sibeni-
ku. Tedaj hi pa bila vladna umetnost izigravanja
naroda proti narodu kmalu pti kraiu in "a Az
strijo hi bila napocila IRA, po kateri ie nekdaj ko-
prnela socialna demokracija.
NeGina nemSkih socialistov ie pa oGividno pc.
Sala. DIR. Adler, Xxi je nekoc incl dovolj poguma
"a %groznjo, da DO AvStriia syojo politiko srknila
ma mrhoviscu zgOdovine "auf dem Schindan-
ger der Weltgeschichte krepieren," - je sedaj
pohitel resevat Avstrijo tie z~asluzene usode.
Tako ie Ostalo gibanie brez uspeha V Mem
tiji in ma Dunaju. lie toliko, ola je vnovic potrdi-
10 bridko resnico: Proletariat ne opravi niGesar
s samim nacelom, nit z'najlepsim ne, ako ga ne
more podpreti z veGjo moGjo, kakor je sovraz-
nikova.
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SLovENCI v CHICAGO IN
oKOLICI, POZORl

Udelezite Sc JAvNEGA SHoDA. XII Sc DO
vrsil v nedeljo dine "a. marca v dvorani Hoerbers,
2135 Blue Island Ave, kjer Sc bono lahko po-
drobneje pogovorili o nasem delovanju in o nasih
ciljih.
IErabimo to priliko kot veliko manifestacijo
cikaskih Slovencev "a program s. R. z.
SPORED SHODA:
Frank AleS otvori Shod.
Nastop pevskega druStva Siovan.
Govori tajnik lokalne organizaciie F. Zajc.
Nastop p~evskega druStva Lira.
Govori clan centralnega odbora S. r. u.
Frank Krze.
Govori clan centralnega odbora joe Zavert-
mix.
Nastop pevskega drustva Sava.
Govori Etbin Kristan.
Pc koncanih govorih sc lahko stavijo vpra-
Sanja.
Pridite ma shod pravocasno. Pricetek oh 2.
popoldne.
Pevske locke objavimo, kakor nitro nam Jill
naznanijo. VISA tri pevska drustva, XII bodo nasto-
pila ma TEN shodu.
Tajnik lokalne organizaciie.