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The Washington herald., 1918-01-14

RIVER BLOCKS
GOTHAM'SCOAL
Delay of Relief May Close
Many Industries There
Today.

New York. Jan. 1S.-'The situa-
ton is SO serious for New York as
regards coal supplies that inside Of
"a hours many industries will be
forced to close down"
This statement was made tonight
by Albert II. Wiggin, State fuel ad-
ministrator. as he left a conference
of various officials. Mr.. wiggin
said the new cold weather had fll-
ed the rivers with ice foes with the
result that extreme difficulty will
be experienced in moving coal-laden
barges from New Jersey points.
Important Conference.
Today's conference. following
that of last night where local fuel
insisted on a square
deal" for the greater city, was an
important one. and was attended by
P. B. Noyes, representing United
States Administrator Garfield, and
others.
The situation here has reached
the stage where necessities must be
taken care of first. In the prefer
red class are hospitals, public utili-
ties and number of other business
and industrial concerns. Coal will
be delivered to them by the dealers
ahead of nonessentials, the exact
number of which, however. has in
no way been fixed. The discretion
of the dealer is to be relied upon
in most cases
Labor situation Acute.
The labor situation has grown acute.
There are not enough men to move
coal already at tidewater and the
suggestion OF using soldiers for this
work again has been advanced. This
matter already has been referred to
Secretary McAdoo, but any order
must come from the War Department
Numerous protests poured IN from
the theatr profession today over
unofficial suggestions that amuse-
ment places would be included in
whatever drastic conservation orders
are issued here. 1t was emphasized
that the British and French govern
ments had found IT of the utmost
value to keep the theaters going dur
ing war times and local officials were
inclined to favor the same policy here.
Secretary to the President Tumulty,
who is in town, sent a message to DR..
Garfield today at the behest OF the
theatrical profession asking that the
case of the theaters be heard before
any general order is issued.
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Friend of Late "Buffalo
Bill" Recalls Scouts Work

flank being generally chosen for this
purpose, with the course Of the bullet
rangin forward 20 as TO strike the
animals heart.
TT worked fine. but the first herd
OF buffalo encountered was . failure,
consisting OF but four OF these ami
mails that had seen better DAYS and
were very much OF the emaciated Or
der. Anyhow. the grand luke was
eager to try his skill, but missed ms
first shot, whereat everybody cried.
Bravo" in the way OF encouragement.
Nothing daunted, the Grand Duke
made another effort, but his shot went
wild again. Just the same, he was
greeted with rspturous applause once
more, and this had the effect OF
spurring him on. His third shot was
a bullseye. and the aged buffalo gave
up the ghost
The Indians got busy right away
on the dead animal. cutting of huge
hunks Of steaks and stuhing their
mouths full of the raw meat and then
drawing their knives across it close
up TO their lips, in this way measuring
their full capacity
The Grand Duke was shocked at
some Of their exhibitions, and re-
peatedly exclaimed. 'Horri-beel.' Can
nabOOls" and gave vent to similar eN-
pressions. OF course, We encountered
larger bands later and the Grand
dukes party was eminently satisfied
with their experience.
Cody earned the soubriquet Of 'Bu'-
falo Bill by reason Of the fact that
when the Kansas Pacific railroad.
running from Kansas City 10 Dervsr.
was in process OF construction. h.
had furnished the contractors gangs
with buffalo meat In conversation
with him on this subject he told M.
that in one year he had PERSONALS
killed more than 4.g6n for this pur-
rose. He was a wonder for sccurar-
craftsmanship and qU.ckness IN
sudden emergency"
Brig. Gen. George F. Chase. I. :
A. retired, I727 Q street northN,s..
this city. also was an old friend o.
Buffalo Bill" and related many ir-
teresting incidents connected with
the latter's early career on the scat
plains"
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles L. =
A.. retired Reid the highest regard
for Buffalo Bits" ability as scout
and his integrity OF character.
Whenever the Wild West Show
came TO this city it was always sur
OF a cordial welcome from military
sources. and there were many v-r
eyes in this city when the news WIS
flashed ovar the wires that Buffalo
Bill had crossed the Great Divide
Grip Follows the snow
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Mystery Vessel Sighted.

A Pacific Ports Jan. I3.-A mystery
vessel in the Pacific. which attempt
ed to ram the American steamer San
Juan OF the Mexican Coast when the
San Juan answered its call for help
was reported here today by Capt
A. A. Dunning. OF the San Juan. Capt
Dunning maneuvered away and the
other vessel disappeared in a fog
bank
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medical and all departments concern
ed in the prosecution Of this war.
That top heavy and Ineffective com
mittees be abolished or remodcllcd.
The people are behind their Presi-
dent, whose present attitude reveals
an understanding of the character
and the size of the task upon US, and
whose well chosen words breathe the
spirit OF a staIwart patriotism and a
grim determination to fight this fight
through TO a victorious and just and
lasting peace.
We must get on n war basis: We.
the people. individually as We'll a.
collectively. must strip for war. Else
we shall fail.
And if we fail, sooner or late Ger
many will be in our ports.
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Horses on War Rations.

Boston, Jan. 13.-The war necessities
touched all the horses OF this city to-
day when it was announced that they
will be put on war rations. The meas
ure is due to a shortage Of feed.
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hint KAISER WAIVERS
ooAnsuED FROM PAGE ONE.

CoAIleUED FROM PAGE ONE.
without complacense in the highest
quarters-the, "All Highest"
Men here familiar with the man
ner of the Kaiser's mind would not
be surprised to see him climb
aboard the liberal band wagon.
1t is admitted that were the Kali
ser to shake off the influence of
the crown prince. Tirpitz and Lu-
dendorff, throwing his influence
with a moderate liberal like Mat
thias Ertzberger. the centurist
leader. Germany might then be able
to fulfill the prime requisite of the
allies for any peace discussion
German spokesmen responsible to
the Reichstag.
Entente Is Doubtful.
The Entente is counting on no such
happy ending to the war. 1t Is admit
ted here that the spring will bring
new military problems. The conclu-
sion Of peace between Russia and Bull
garia will leave the Bulgars free to
crush little Rumania.
The Italian front is also a very seri-
Gus factor.
The Germans" said an allied critic
here last night. have blundered in
politics and they have blundered I'm
diplomacy. The war has not shown
that they have made a single blunder
in tactics"
Offensive Aimed at Italy.
This man believes that the German
great offensive will not be launched
on the Western front. SUbstantiating
this it is learned from neutral sources
here that German troop movements
still continue towards the Italian the
ater.
The closing OF the Swiss borders IS
known to presage this. Other infor-
nation has reached here to show that
the Teutons have not abandoned then
project OF over-running the plains OF
Northern Italy.
The air of confidence in the ability
of the entente TO meet a German on
slaught on any front continues i'm
his declaration IN New York that
washington is optimistic" stated
more than an after-dinner platitude
One OF the men in close touch with
what the mter-allied conference at
tanned in the way OF coordination de-
clared that repetition OF the Italian
disaster is impossible.
So that whether the Kaiser swings
in with the liberals or not the wal
lords in Washington, representing all
of the fighting nations, are ready 10
assure the world anew that the entente
can enforce all of its terms upon Ger
many. and will do so to make the
world safe before this war IS over.
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Grip Follows the snow
LAXATIVE RRpMD QIININE Tablets fass7
N time Will Prevent GriI. Z. W GROVE
signature On box. 5c.-Adv.
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racy, narrowly viewed. makes for in
dividualistic development to tndiyId-
! ualistic rewards. It is for us now in
the face of menace and the call of ouv
allies in our ears to show if we can
merge the individual into united cf-
fort for the state and for tine cause
on which hangs the fate of the very
democracy by which we live and
prosper.
We must prove big enough to rise
to this need, else we shall he too late
next spring in France, and so justi-
fly Germany's estimate of US.
Some of us, through the press. are
still patting ourselves on the back
over what I'VE have done;'' but It he
hooves us to be modest before the
great deeds, under greater handicaps
than ours, Of England and France and
Canada and Australia.
We have not organized ourselves as
We'll as France did at her beginning;
We have not shown the thorough work
manship Of the British. Unpre3ared
England two and one-half months af-
ser the declaration of war stopped the
Huns at the Yser-at great cost-but
stopped them, and saved Calais and
PROBABLY the war. Unprepared Amer
lea nine months after coming in and
six months after reaching the front, is
still considering the problem Of sup
plies and the line of communication,
SLOW Old England has beaten
Young America in speed, efficiency
and organization!
That very shrewd student Of hu-
man nature, NJ. Clemenceau. said
the other day in response to the
question whether he considered u
wise that people should be taken
into the confidence of government:
Il believe governing people
night better when they have full
knowledge OF the actual situation"
The American people, in full
knowledge of the portent of this
hour, must demand of their Con-
gress and its appointed committees
speedy fulfilment of the tasks in
trusted to them by the people and
their President.
A democratic government goes
no faster and no further than the
people who constitute the govern
ment insist. 1t is the temper of the
civic population that propels or re-
tards great effort such as we are
now called on to make.
The Peoples Part.
1t is up to the people to recognize
their failures and make now their de-
mands:
That the seniority which keeps Ip-
efficiency in the army and disloyalty
in the Senate be effaced.
That Senators and Representatives
abandon politics for patriotism and
get behind the President.
That red tape be cut clear Of the
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15
OGRSKA P R SRBIJI.

Ogrska politika ie bila re davno ekspanziv-
ma, approximations CHM mani sc je Industrial V
primeri 2 ostalimi nitro napredujoeimi evropskimi
dezelami r%azviiala, tembolj je skusal agrarizem
prlti V ravnotezje $ pomoGjo razsirjanja posesti.
Prvi poizkusi so si "a uniceniem hrvaSke avto-
nomile. ProtiZakonito so postale zeleznice Ia Hr-
vaskem madjarske. S prelomom pogodbe 81 je
Ogrska p~risvoiila Reko in skuSala ma enak ma
elm anektirati vSe hrvaSko Primorje. u g%oljufivo
intcrpretaciio 81 ie prilaStila ogromne hrvaSke SUI
me. In 5 finanGno pogodbo ie leto IA letom vara-
la HrvaSko.
VISA politicna na,ilstv do barbaricnega Gu
vajevega absolutizma so imela tudi gospodarskc,
roparske namene.
Odkar je Avstro-Ogrska okupirala Bosno in
Herzegovina, Sc ic omenjena politika ~razsirila tM-
iii ma te dive dezeli. s sofisticnim razlaganjem sta
re, komaj kontrolirane zgodovine je hotela Ogr-
ska |uteme'jiti svojo "pravico" do teh dezel. Pc
svoji navadi sc pa hi zadovoljila $ t~eorijami. Agil-
hi so bill madjarski politiki vedno bolj, kakor
avstrijski. Nsiliti so znali ogrske banke V Bosno,
skupni financni minister, Xxi ie bill obenem vrhov-
nj upravitelj okupiranih dezel, je bill navadno
Madjar. Lele2niSka politika je bila prikrojena re
jam Ogrske. In nikdar Sc nj zatajevalo, da hoGe
Ogrska pri definitivni reSitvi bosanskeea vpra-
SANTA dobiti ODE dezeli kot svoji province.
kakor je bio re omenjeno, obstoji V Bosni
Sc kmetStvo, TO Sc pravi tlacanstvo. Ogrska jc
najboli ovirala osvoboditev kmetov. Dokler so
age in begi posestniki zemlie, imajo ogrski CROFT
upanjc, da zasedejo nekot njih mesta, kar hi BIZ
10 mnogo tezavnejSc, &c hi kmetje postal gospo-
darji ma svojem.
VISA ia ekspanzivnost JIG naravno gledala da-
lje. Onstran bosanske meie ie Srbiia. Veleizdaini-
Ski procesi roper Srbe IL Ogrske, Hrvaske in Be-
she sc MISC uprizariali cato, falsificirani ''doku-
menti' Sc MISC drago plaGevali cato, in Forgach
hi organiziral V Belgrade avstrijskih zarOt cato,
ola hi Sc $ p%omocjo Nastica in podobnih gentle
NANCY malo bolj napolnilc ieGe, ampak ola hi Sc
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AGRARNEGA oDERUsTvA.

Ogrski veleagrarni interest so bill V prvi VIZ
sti tisti, XII so narekovali usodepolno balkansko
pretezno protisrbsko politiko. Srbija je bila "a o
grsko naJvaznejsa konkurentinja ma ~poliedel.
skem trgu. Ona je imela zita in Irvine IA izvoz,
in Avstro-Ogrska jc bila njena soseda. Avstrii-
sko ljudstvo je potrebovalo mesa in moke av-
striiski kraji so bill priroden tg IA Srbijo.
TOda kaj so bile ljudske potrebe mar ma
d~iarSkim latifundistom! Nj Sc jim STEER bio treba
bati, da ne hi mogli prodati svojih produktov. Ia
ko velika nj bila Srbija, da hi mogla oskrbovati
sebe in vo Avstro-Ogrsko. Toda cen ne bi mogli
tako poljubno ~navijati, &c ne hi biio pomanjka-
MIA V dezeli.
Pod ten vp!ivom so sc sklepale $ sSrbijo tiste
trgovirskc pogodbc, XII so boljinbolj o~meievale
men uvoz i'll jo gnale V obup. Avstrijski agrarci,
Iii sami ne hi bill kos industrijalnim z%astopni-
kom kapitalisticnim in delavskim so Sc ma
slanjali ma madjarske oderuhe in tako je zmago-
vala protisrbska politika, Iii ie bila obenem pro-
tiljudska.
u omejevaniem izvoza sc je priGelo. Ali "a
cetku Sledi navadno nadalievanje. Tako lie bilo
tudi tukaj. Sikaniranje Srbije Sc je mnozilo. V
Gasu bankalmskc vojne nj bila Srbiia ne ELI dan
Varna IA hrbtom. Bosnia, Herzegovina. Dalmacija
so bile prenapolnjene Z avstro-ogrskim vojaStvom.
VISA avStroogrska mornarica je bila - eetudi tai
no mobilizirana. VISA srbska i'll socialistiGna
drustva V Bosni so bila razpuSGena. In ko ie bila
yoina ; TurGiio koncana in Sc ie pojavil nevarni
neSporazum med Bolgarsko in Srbijo, je bill Tisza
tisti, XII je javno S6uval ma vojno med preiSnjimi
zavezniki. V ogrskem parlamentu je izrekel tiste
z~loglasme besede, da maj Balkanci 2 orozjem izrav-
najo svoja nasprotja, Ge he morejo drugace.
TiSza tedaj paG nj vedel, kakSen BIO konec
druge vojne. Gill ogrsko-avstrijske politike je bill
u~niGenje Srbiie. Ce hi Sc bilo to izvISilo s preli.
vanjem tuje krvi, hi bio agrarnim aristokratom
n%ajljubSe, ker je bill razultat. druge balkanske
nip 1r,u 10 ,nrolo .lal,,i I,,~o ,.Da .,
kateri je morala habSburSka monarhija sama pre-
welt iniciativo.
Sarajevski atentat je dial priliko oziroma
pretvcZo IA TO. .
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oGRSKA VERSUS AVsTRIJA.

Skupnost Avstrije in Ogrske nj utrjena pa
obojestranski zelji IN pc svobodnem sporazumu
obeh. Ogrska jc neko6 pray tako kakor Hrva.
ska - izvolila Habsburzane "a svoje vladarje;
to Sc je zgodilo V razmerah, Xxi MISC bile mic pc.
dObne sedanjiIn. Drzavna ideja tedanjih Gasov sc
hi vjemala z moderno, Sc mani pa je bila ziva
narodna ideja nasih dni. Vendar pa nj z izvolitvi-
10 Habsburzanov Qgrska ma noben naein mislila
na TO, da Sc cdrece svoji samostojnosti. A ko Sc JIG
patagonia njena neodvisnost potapljala V skup-
ncsti d~inastije, so Madjari pograbili IA NEE, da
81 izvojuJeJo popOlno nacionalnO svObOdo.
Kapitulacija pri Vilagosu leta 1s49. ic ma
pravila konec TEN sanjam. u yzroki, Iii so zape-
catili katastroio ne lie Madiarov, ampak vseh pod
habsburSko zezlo vpognjenih narodov, sc he mo-
reno baviti tukaj. Napake so delali Slovani, Xxi
so zelo kratkovidno ~podpirali reakciio, in ce 60
vari DIR. Goricar o tedanjih Marxovih ~protislo-
vanskih izjavah, lie bi smell pozabiti in Zamolcati,
da je Marx takrat lie cato nastopal prot Slova-
nom, ker so ugrozavali delo revolucije.
DR.. Ante Starrcvic je V moderni hrvaSki Ego
DOWN. zapisan kot velik patriot Goricar in ME
mu enaki antimarksovci bi lahko vedeli, kako ne
prizanesljivo je "Stari" vcdno obsojal Jelacica
III ~njegovo akcijo, pOvsem pravilno povdarjajoc,
da nj bila hrvaSka, temvec avstrijska, ne osvO-
bOdilna ampak protirevolucionarna In &c je Star
eevic pc pravici obsoial, tedaj je zelo n~elogicnO
govoriti, da je Marx pc krivici obsojal. Pri TEN
SC tudi ne SINE pozabiti, da je Marx Sc bolj We
hementno obsojal pruski in avstrijski despotizem
in brez pardona kritiziral neodlocnOst nemSke
burzvazije in meme MISUNDERSTANDING.
Krivi so bill porazi deloma tudi Madjari s
KOSutOm ma celu semi, ker so pozabili. da mora
io priznati svobodo tudi drugim, &c jo zahteva-
iO Ease. KoSutova nespametna beseda, da ne maj
de lIrvaske ma zemljevidu, Sc je kruto masce-
vala.
Nadalje so vplivale nemSke razmere ma
uspeh reakcije. Ako hi bilo V Nemtiji tolikO revo-
lucionarne odloGnosti, kolikor hi je bio, &c hi bill
Marrow duh preveval gibanje, lie hi bill niti av-
strijski despotizem tako lahko zlezel IL zagate, V
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siravno je ia recna podlasica sesalka, skuSa VEN
dar oponaSati pregibni naGin rib ter Sc pomika v
vodi 5 pomoGio rcpa.
Naravnost obcudovanja vredne pa so zmoz-
noSti naSega doma6ega jeza. Kot hiSni oce, XII Sc
ozira ma dobrobit vse druzine, 81 nabavi pravo-
casno p%recejSno zimsko zalogo crvov, katere INA
sa V celih kupih V svojc gnezdo. Ker pa JIG ME
gova navada, da ljubi te Grvc lie sveze, uporablja
poScbno umetnost, da Jill ohranja live.
Y Ia nGmen omami crvc, da mu ne morejo uiti
in ola ina vedno ma razpolago svezo zalogo Grvov.
Med tc vrste sesalcev spada tudi V juzni Ev-
ropi ziveca mis-, Xxi dosezc V skrainem slu6aiu lie
dolzino troh in pol centimetra. Tia naravnost ne
izmerno diva zival. plane ma primer ma plen, kot
Je wee funtov tezki krap, kateremu izpraska pri
zlvem telesu oGi te pore ~mozganc. Divjost tie
misi ne pozna nobenih meja ter ne prizanasa Ia
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ma TastnOst dOIgih |celjusti, XII so oborozene $
A m%ajhnimi zobmi, kar je last prasesalcev. We
tlna teh vrst sc vdaja Sc vedno start navadi. da
prireja zimsko ali poletno spanie, in sicer vedno
V casu, ko so zuzelke, s katerimi Sc Steer hraniio.
nedosezne ker so Sc poskrile V nedostop-
ne kraje. Tia moda spanja ie razvila pri teh
vrstah zivali posebne gospodarske talente. XII hi
bill V east vsaki mOderni gospodinji. Tako 10
ma primer najti ma otoku Madagaskarju jeza, XII
81 V vsaki dezevni dobi prihrani veliko zalogo
masti, s pomotjo katere Sc prebiic skozi ease ST.
Sc in sploSnega pomanjkanja.
Takozvani "Spicmohi', XII so neke vrste mi
81, XII sc pa cd navadnih razlikuiejo po vsei Sc
stavi, 81 naloze zalogo V svojem repu, in ia zalo-
ga Jim pomaga, ola p~rebijejo ~naihuise ease POI
manJkanJa. Neko drugo p~osebnost kazc reGna
podlasica V okrozju reke Kongo V Arriki. XII ie
nekaksna sorodnica pref imcnovanega ieza. Da-
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ZaVZiValci zuZelk.

Ena najbolj zanimivih skupin V zivalstvu je
ona, XII zavziva zuzelke. Ia skupina je pi laji-
kin splosno malo vpostevana, dasiravnO ina Ste
Wine posebnosti glede oblikovanja telesa in xiv
lJenskih navad. Zavzivalci zuzek izvirajo IL pra-
stare druzine, Xxi je sedaj razsirjena pc vsej zemlji
lie Sc v nekako 200 razliGnih vrstah, pi cemer je
treba %pripomniti, da MISC te vrste sesalci nikdar
ziveli V Avstraliji ali V iuzni Ameriki -
ker Sc splo$no boje luci ter so malenkostne
postave, vzbujajo ponavadi lie malo pozornosti,
dasiravno so igrali v predtercijarni dobi veiko
vlogo V kraliestvu sesalcev. Ker so takrat incl
zelo ~razlicna premikala in lovilna sredstva, so o.
hranili Sc do danes veliko vsestranOst: Oni so
MANFRED dobri tekoci, plezalci in plavalci ter spo-
minjajo 9lede na svojo vsestranost ma davno
dobo.
o tel sploSni vsestranosti ten sesalcev po-
rOca DIR. Reinhardt. Vsem tenn vrstam je skup-
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Av~stro-Ogrska je Guden organizem i'm kdor go
nj zelo ~temeljito bavil 2 MEGA studijem. GA tezxo
raZlinle, ker mu mixer M Svetu ne Made nara.
In ker so podrobnosti tie monarhije malo znane
lZVeh hJe same, Sc tudi he more priGakovati, da
bi vsakdo razumel nevarnosti njcnega obstanka
sploh.
Seveda hi bilo treba pisati posebne kniige.
ola bl sc poJasnll postanek lie avtokracije i'm ME
no ustrojstvo, da hi Sc nadalje V pravi lu6i polka
zala njena zgodovina in politika. Ia to pa6 nj
mamo tukaj prostora; ako hi Sc pa napisalo tako
vse panoge obsegajoce delo, hi sc pa z MIN lahko
dokazalo, da JIG najmodreiSa politika razdelitev
Avstrile V njene naravne sestavine; tako opro-
scenim narodom bi sc pa morale prepustiti, da 81
sami pc svobodnem sklepu naidejo vzajemno
z%druzitev, Xxi hi tedaj postala koristna in hi 10
narodi tudi lahko razumeli.
Toda tukal moreno welt lie nekatere momen-
tie V postev, XII so 2 nasim predmetom V tesni
zvezi.
Avstro-Ogrska obstoii il dveh drzav, cd ka-
terih je bila ena do pred kratkim brez pravega
imena; to kar navadno imenujemo "Avstriio'
V ozjem zmislu, Sc ie oficielno oznaGevalo IA
"kraljevine in dezele, zastopane V drzavnem zbo-
ru; druga polovica sc imenuje ''Ogrska" V Sir
Sem pomenu, ali pa tudi 'dezele krone svetega
Stefana."
ZgodOvinsko i'll de jure hi morala monarhija
Habsburzanov obsegati wee drzav; tako je n. pr.
Ceska dolgo casa bila posebna drzava, ravno ia
ko EIrvaSka. Ali sedaj Sc ne moreno baviti $ TEN,
kar je nekdaj bilo ali kar maj hi bilo, temveG lie
$ tenn, kar ie. Materijalna znamenja drzave pa
ina V sedanjosti lie Avstriia, takozvana Cislajta-
Mia, ma eni, in Ogrska, ali TRANSATLANTIC ma dru-
gi strani.
ODE drzayi sta spoieni $ takozvano realnc
unijo; to Sc pravi: Razun osebe vladarja in dina
stije imata tudi nekatere dele praktiGnega drzav.
mega zivljenja skupne, kar Sc izraza V %skupnem
zunanjem, vojnem in finanGnem ministrstvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

unle,no ustvarili argumenti roper Srbijo i'm Sc
svet preprieal,' ola Sc mora roper "zarotnisko'
Srbijo e%nergitno in definitivno nastopiti.
no je zdruzena sko.b olgarska
slla povaljala Srbijo, je Ogrska takoi vstala 2 IL
Javo, ola mora dezela pripasti niej. Sal je imela
V budimpestanskem muzeju vedno IA slovesne
prilike shranjeno srbsko zastavo kot ''znamenie
svoje pravice."
: posestjo Srbiie hi ogrski agrarizem res do
segcl premoG in nadvlado V monarhiii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-15

voina je povzrocila mnogo novih iznaJdb ma
polju zdravljenja. XII bodo postale velik blago-
SLOW IA tlovestvo. Med najnovcjsimi je ncka pri-
prava, $ katero Sc pahko dozenc %natancno lego
kakSnega tujega predmeta V cloveskem telesl. Ia
nova iznajdba obstoji IL neke vrste aparata, XII Je
podobcn ~telefonu in DELUXE kot telefon. Ako jc ma
primer vojak ranjen cd kosa srapnela, XII Sc glo-
boko zarije V telo, vzame zdravnik o%menjenO pri-
pravo. : katero dozene, kako globokO je dotiGni
kos prodrl V telo, kakor tudi. ako ga je m0gocc
odstraniti brez posebnc operacije. Ako je precinct
V telcsu obcutljiv "a magnet, povc to %priprava
kar %prihrani mnogo opcracij in ohrani mnogo xiv
ljcnj. 80 u fAfyN