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pest or LUCK, mate.
 Soaked with precipitation I would awake with cry, and the night nurse would come over and hold my hand. This awakening got to be habit with me until that particular nurse was transferred to another ward.
 In three weeks time, owing to the careful treatment received, was able to sit up and get my bearings. Our ward contained seventy-fve patients, 90 per cent of which were surgical cases. At the head of each bed hung a temperature chart and diagnosis sheet. Across this sheet would be written "G. S. w." or IS. w." the for mer meaning gun shot wound and the latter shell wound. The IS. w." pre- dominated, especially among the Royal Field artillery and Royal engineers.
 About forty different regiments were represented, and many arguments en- sued as to the respective fighting abil- ity of each regiment. The rivalry was wonderful. A Jock arguing with an Irishman, then a strong Cockney ac- cent would butt in in favor of Lon don regiment. Before long Welsh man, followed by a member of York shire regiment, and, perhaps, Cana dian intrude themselves and the argu- ment waxes loud and furious. The patients in the beds start bowling for them to settle their dispute outside and the ward is in an uproar. The head sister comes along and with a wave of the hand completely routs the doughty warriors and again silence reigns supreme.
 Wednesday and Sunday of each week were visiting days and were looked forward to by the men, because they meant parcels containing fruit, sweets or flags. When a patient had a regular visitor, he was generally kept well supplied with these delicacies. Great jealousy is shown among the men as to their visitors and many word wars ensue after the visitors leave.
 When a man is sent to a convales- cent home, he generally turns over his steady visitor to the man in the next bed.
 Most visitors have autograph albums and bore Tommy to death by asking him to write the particulars of his wounding in same. Several Tommies try to duck this unpleasant job by tell ing the visitors that they cannot write, but this never phases the owner of the album he or she, generally she, offers to write it for them and Tommy Is stung into telling his experiences.
 The questions asked Tommy by visi- tors would make a clever joke book to military man.
 Some kindly looking old lady will stop at your bed and in sympathetic voice address you: ''You poor boy, wounded by those terrible Germans. You must be suffering frightful pain. A bullet, did you say? Well, tell me, have always wanted to know, did it hurt worse going in or coming outT
 Tommy generally replies that he did
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that shell would hit us and end our misery. Personally, was not particu- Bar. It was nothing but bump, jolt, rat tie. and bang.
 Several times the driver would turn around and give us "Cheero, mates, we'll soon be there" fine fellows, those ambulance drivers, lot of them go, West, too.
 We gradually drew out of the fire zone and pulled up in front of an i'm mense dugout. Stretcher-bearers car lied me down a number of steps and placed me on a white table in a brightly lighted room.
 A sergeant of the Royal Army Med fcal corps removed my bandages and cut off my tunic. Then the doctor, with his sleeves rolled up, took charge. He winked at me and winked back.
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strewn with flowers, cigarettes, ana chocolates. Tears started to run down my cheek from my good eye. like a booby was crying. Can you beat it?-
 Then into another hospital train, a f1ve-hour ride to Paignton, another ann bulance ride, and then I was carried into Munsey ward of the American Women's War hospital and put into a real bed.
 This real bed was too much for my unstrung nerves and I tainted.
 When came to, pretty Red Cross nurse was bending over me, bathing my forehead with cold water, then she left and the ward orderly placed a screen around my bed, and gave me a much-needed bath and clean pajamas. Then the screen was removed and a bowl of steaming soup was given me. It tasted delicious.
 Before finishing my soup the nurse came back to ask me my name and number. She put this information down in little book and then asked:
 "Where do you come from?" I an- swered:
 "From the big town behind the Statue of Liberty" upon hearing this she started jumping up and/ down, clapping her hands, and calling out to three nurses across the ward:
 Come here, girls-at last we have got real live Yankee with us"
 They came over and besieged me with questions, until the doctor ar rived. Upon learning that I was an American he almost crushed my hand in his grip of welcome. They also were Americans, and were glad to Sec me.
 The doctor very tenderly removed my bandages and told me, after view ing my wounds, that he would have to take me to the operating theater i'm mediately. Personally I didn't care what was done with me. In few minutes, four orderlies who looked like undertakers dressed in white, brought stretcher to my bed | and placing me on it carried me out of the ward, across a courtyard to the  my calls it.
 don't remember having the anes- thestic applied.
 When I came to was again lying in bed in Munsey ward. One of the nurses had draped a large American flag over the head of the bed, and clasped in my hand was smaller flag, and 1t made me feel good all over to again see the "Stars and Stripes" 1 At that time wondered when the boys in the trenches would see the emblem of the Hand of the free and the home of the brave" beside them, doing it's bit in this great war of ciyi. lization.
 My wounds were very painful, and several times at night would dream that myriads of khaki-clothed figures would pass my bed and each would stop, bend over me. and whisper, ~The
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SO-CO-NY RAOTOR GASOLINE

gradually wore or 1t came to me that was lying on q ledge and that the least movement on my part would pre- cipitate me to the bottom of the well. struck a match. Tn its faint glare I saw that I was lying in a circular hole about twelve feet deep-the well had been filled inl The dripping had heard came from water pipe over on my right.
 With my wounded shoulder 1t was impossible to shinny up the pipe. I could not yell for help, because the rescuer would want to know how the accident happened, and I would be haled before the commandant on charges. just had to grin and bear 1t, with the forlorn hope that one of the returning night raiders would pass and I could give him our usual signal of "siss-s-s-s," which would bring him to the rescue.
 Every half-hour could hear the clock In the village strike, each stroke bringing forth a muffied volley of curses on the man who had dug the well.
 After two hours I heard two men talking in low voices. I recognized Corporal Cook, an ardent might raid er." He heard my "siss-s-s-s" and came to the edge of the hole. I ex- plained my predicament and amid lot of impertinent remarks, which at the time did not resent. was soon fished out.
 Taking off our boots, we sneaked into the ward. I was sitting on my bed in the dark, just starting to undress, when the mar next to me, ""Glnger" Phillips, whispered, "Op 1t, Yhnk, ere comes the matron."
 immediately got under the covers and feigned sleep. The matron stood talking in low tones to the night nurse and fell asleep.
 When awoke in the morning the night sister, an American, was bending over me. An awful sight met my eyes. The coverlet on the bed and the sheets were a mass of mud and green slime. She was a good sport all right, and hustled to get clean clothes and sheets so that no one would get wise, but "on her own" she gave me a good tongue flashing but did Rot report me. One of the Canadians in the ward described her as being "a Jake of a good fel- low"
 Next visiting day I had an awful time explaining to my visitor why I had not met her at the appointed time and place.
 And for a week every time passed a patient he would call, ''Well, we'll, here's the Tank. Hope you are feel ing well, old top."
 The surgeon in our ward was an American, a Harvard unit man, named Frost. We nicknamed him "Jack Frost" He was loved by all. If Tommy was to be cut up he had no ob- jection to undergoing the operation if "Jack Frost" was to wield the knife. Their confidence in him was pathetic. He was the best sport have ever met
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CHAPTER xxVII.
RliuhtY.

6ngnIy.
 From this first-aid post, after inOcu- lating me with antitetanus serum to prevent lockjaw, was put into an am- bulance and sent to temporary hos pital behind the lines. To reach this hospital we had to go along road about five miles in length. This road was under shell fire, for now and then a flare would light up the sky-a tre- mendous explosion-and then the road seemed to tremble. We did not mind, though no doubt some of us wished
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IL Amsterdama porocaio: "Mislili smo in
upali, da bodo nemSki naseljenci V Ameriki ohra-
Mill zvestobo do svoie domovine in ostali zvesti
nemskim idejam, al zdaj smo Sc zbudili in spozna-
Ii, da smo samo s%anjali." Tako pise berlinski
"LOkal Anzeiger' V komentariu k p~oroGilu liz
Amerike, da je bila IL. aprila razpuScena Mem
Sko-ameriSka zveza (politicna organizacija) z
glavnim stanom V Philadelphia.
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IL AmSterdama porocajo: VsenemSka "Kreuz-
zeitung'' Berinu napada turske ambicijc V Kav-
kaziji. Prodiranje Turkov proti Krimu in V Fer.
zijo nj vsenemcem mic kai pc wolff in omenieni list
pravi odloGnO, da mora krim spadati pod Ukraji-
no, ne pa pod Turcijo. Dale pise ia list, da je
Nemciia z~ajamcila Turciji acknowledgements meme
ga teritorija, kolikor ga ina v starih mejah, to ie
v meiah pred voino, n ipa ~obljubila, da bodo Tur-
XII sospodarili ma SevcrnOvzhodnih obalih Crnega
morja i'll V Perziji, vsled cesar mora NemCija ma
Sprotovati najnovejSim turSkim aspiracijam.
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/. (Konec $ ). ~strani.)
TRST IN ITALIA.

Toda trzasko ypraSanie sc ne SINE presojati
lie Z narodnega stalisca. Njegova vsebina je ne
primerno veGja.
Trst hi incl lahko kitajsko ali pa turSko pre-
bivalstvo, pa sc vendar ne hi mogla izpremeniti
njegova geografiGna lega Trst je in ostane glavni
obmorSki izhod "a vse severne in vzhodno lezeGe
deZele.
' TEN oziru ina Trst pravzaprav Sc najmanj
pomona "a l~talijo. Ako hi Sc meSto priklopilo TIA
lJi in bi ona z MIN ravnala kot S Gisto svojim. ga
morda $ carinami obdala kakor trgovskim zidom
ali pa vodila politiko, Xxi hi zbudila sovraStvo dru-
9Th dezel, hi Trst pray kmalu zaGel nazadovati;
namesto razvoja hi n~astopila stagnacija, hiranje in
naposled pogin. &c ne hi postalo IL mega to, kar je
je pestalo IL Ogleja, hi pa prislo vsaj to, kar je
gospodarsko priSlo V Benetke, XII MISC danes mic
druzega, kakor kos lepe preteklosti.
kot luka je Trst "a Italijo skorai brez pome-
ma. Trgovina ltalije mu ne more dati aivlienja;
zanjo 10 TrSt cd rok kdo mai eksportira ali i'm
portira po dolgem ovinku Gez Trst, ce ina Jakin,
Genovo ali Neapolj pred nosom. IL nacionalnega
navduSenja 81 kapitaliSti6na t~rgovina ne della ne
potrebnih StroSkov. Ako bi bilo trzaSko gospo-
darsko ~zivljenje odvisno he cd Italijc, hi torej
morale zamreti.
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INTERNACIoNALNo vPRAsANJE.

Trst je odvisen cd prometa 4 dezelami cen
tralne in vzhodne Europe. Nasprotno pa ie Trst
tudi potreben TEN deZelam. &c hi Sc jim zaprl, hi
ga morale prepustiti njegovi uSodi in 81 poiskati
nadomeStilo zanj, n. pr. Y Dalmaciii; &c bi pa Sc
to postalo nemogoGe, hi prejaliSlei has zaradi IT.
sta iZbruhnil nevaren konflikt.
V uvodu smo rekli, da ina nemSka burzvazija
ma Trstu tudi reSniGne interese. Seveda Sc locijo
cd razlogov, Xxi Jill navajo "a germaniziranje in "a
svojo nadvlado. Ampak ekSiStenca teh interesoy
je dejanska.
Kako maj pride StaierSka indUstrija do ia
dranskega morja, kako nizieavstriiska. Trst il
je n~ajblizja in naiprimernejsa luka. Sibenik ali
Spljet je re proved oddaljcn, pretezko d~osegljiv.
Odprta pot do Trsta in odprta trzaska vrata 50
2anjo n~ajveGje vaznosti.
To pa he velja lie "a nemSko industrijo V alp
skin dezelah. Cehi Sc n. pr. doslej malo, skoraj
mic ne bavijo s trzaSkim vpraSanjem. CeSka ie Sc
daj del Avstrije in Trst je avstriJSka luka. Vsled
tega je Cehom Trst ma razpOlago. Toda Cehi Sc bo-
re "a samostalnOst. Tisti hip, kO io dosezejo, bo
pa med mimi in Jadranskim moriem lezal velik
kos sveta.
CeSka je re danes industrijska dezela. Ma
CeSkem, Moravskem in V Sleziji je skorai najveG
avstritske industrije. Pred MO je pa Sc ogromen
razvoj. S tenn pOstaja pristaniSko vpraSanje akut-
no. a Cehi nimajo morja. Tudi zanje ie Trst maj
blizia in najprikladnejSa luka.
V doSedanjih razmerah nj bilo to v%prasanje
N Cehe %akutno, pa ih vsled tega tudi nj vznemir-
jalo. CeSke dezele so Sc del Avstrije in Trst je
avStriJska luka, vsled cesar naravno sluzi tudi Ge-
Ski industriji in trgovini. Ampak danes stoji tudi
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IL Amsterdama porocajo: Dunajski p~oroceva-
lee radikalnega lista "Weser Zeitung" v Bremenu
javlja sledeGe odstavke IL senzacionelnega govora
dunajskega zupana drja. Weiskirchneria:
"Veleizdajstvo IN Grna nehvaleznost Sc sopiri
pc vsej Avstriji in nasa vlada je preslaba in ne
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PROBLEM FESTIVE.

Problem je torej oGitno precej kompliciran.
KakO maj Sc tedaj resi-, da ne ostanejo V MEM kali
spOrov in da sc ne zanese vanj seme novih kon
fliktov!
Mogote SO "a tax smOter raZlicne formule in
o nobeni sc ne more reel, da je edinOzvelicavna
Ampak nekatera naGela sc mOrajo ma vsak naGin
vpoStevati, ee sc ho6e doseci zadovoljiv rezultat.
V narodnem pogledu sc mora priznati, da je
Trst dvojezicno mesto, italijansko in slovcnSko.
Hegemonija enc ali druge narodnosti mora biti
vsled tega izkljucena in vsak poiZkus nacionalne-
"a zatiranja onemogoten.
Oboje hi postalO kOlikor toliko dvomljivO, &c
sc TrSt pc navadnih pravilih prikljuc eni ali drugi
drzavi, bodisi italijanski ali pa jugoslovanski. Maj
bolj zane.ljivo hi sc dosegel cnj, &c poStane Trst
z doloGeno okOlico pOpolnoma avtonomen. Potem
je re postransko, ali je mesto tudi abSolutno neod-
visno, ali pa imajo Italijani in Jugoslovani V MEM
takoZvani cOndominium ali pa Sc najde kakSna
druga Oblika, Xxi more varOvati Omenjeno naGelo.
Avtonomija hi hila pa tudi zaradi gospodar-
skin razmer najboli priporocljiva in najbolje hi
Sc 2 MO spOjilo nternaciOnaliZiranje
Narodi, XII morajo eksportirati cez Trst, Sc nc
morejo zadovoljiti z odvisnostjo cd kakSne druge
drzave, XII hi kot pravoveljavna poseStnica Trsta
lahko ovirala in Obremenjevala niih promet in ga
eventualno tudi pOpomOma izprla. Zahtevali bodo
pac pravico do Jadramskega mOrja in pri reSeva-
nju trzaSkega vpraSanja sc ne bodo dali izklju-
Giti.
Avtonomija Trsta hi omogoGila ~njegovo in
ternacionaliziranje, $ elmer hi Sc ostali narodi mai
brze zadovoljili, ker hi V njej naSli garancijo, da
bodo uzivali enakopravnost in da ne DO en- narod
predpostavljen drugemu.
Mas namen nj govoriti o vseh MONTH podrob-
nostih. Ia to niti nj prostor tukaj. Upozoriti JIG
pa paG treba re sedaj, da tudi trzaSko vpraSanje
nj tako enostavno, kakOr sc marsikomu dozdeva.
ampak obsega raznOvrstne podrobnosti, XII bodo
delale Sc mnogo p~reglavic. Pri TEN Sc no pokazalo,
da sc vprasanja danaSnjega dneva ne morejo re-
sevati pc sistemih, XII so veljali V preteklosti. Da-
%nasnje razmere MISC vcerajSnje; novi interest MISC
enaki starim. Probleme sedanjosti je torej treba
resevati pc potrebah sedanjosti in poiskati je ire
ba tiste oblike, XII najbolje ustrezajo TEN POI
trebam.
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zANIMIv cLANEK O NADZoRovA
NJU BANKE ZvANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.

kaj to poment "a ljudstvo, &c je banka
pod nadzorstvom "Clearing Housa".
Vsc banke, XII imajo zvezo 8 Chicago
Clearing House, so podvrlene strogemu
nadzorovanju cd uradnikov tega zavo-
ia. Pregledovanje rasunov in imetja
&c mora vrsiti najmanj enkrat M leto.
lzvcdenci n%ataneno preisceio stanje
vsake banke. Vso gotovino prestejejo,
pr~egledajo vse note, varseine, vknjizbe
in druge %vrednostne l%istine, Sc prepri-
6ajo o fondih, XII so ~nalozeni v drugih
bankah in p~regledajo knJige in racunc.
&c najdejo izvedenci kake slabe ali
dvomljive vrednostne l%istine, SO tie ne
Stejejo wee kot imovina banke. Ako sc
je skreila ~vrednost banGnega premoze-
MIA, mora banka kazati pravilno vred-
most v svojih knjigah. &c banka drzno
spckulira in SO il pride ma sled, mora
20 takoj opustiti. Use, kar je slabo, ri
s%kirano, Sc mora takoj odstraniti in ma
domcstiti z boljsim. &c vsega tega
banka nitro ne popravi in stori, izgubi
vsc nadaljnje ugodnosti in pravice, XII
Jill ~vzivajo banke, katere so zdruzepe v
Clearing House.
kedar Sc o~dvzamejo kaki banki te
ngodnosti ali &c nj sprejeta v Cleraing
House ina slcdnja "a to dober vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa je o banki, XII je
a%lanica te zveze, re to dovolj jason do
kaz, Ga ina dobro imovino, da je MEN
kredit dober in da vodi svoj denarni
promet pc predpisih, varno in sigurno.
NaGrt "a nadzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa je bill izdelan v Chicago
pred desetimi lett, cd katerega casa ma
pref nj bankrotirala niti ena banka, Xxi
je bila v zvezi $ tenn Clearing Housom.
Ako 10 slo ma ali drugi banki slabo
vsled panike ali vojske, so il .takoj pri-
skoGile M pomoe druge Clearing House
banke in il pomagale, doklcr SO MISC
p~ovrnile zopet normaine razmere. TIA
Clearing House nadzorovalni naert SO
je pokazal tako vspesen, da so povsod,
kjer kohl SC nahaja kak Clearing House,
sprejeli ia nacrt.
American State Banka je v zvezi $
tenn Clearing Housom, je pod ~njegovim
nadzorstvom in ina vse privilegije te
banke, kateri poda vsako leto pet. po-
polnih raGunov.
American State Banka pa je tudi pod
drzavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsako
leto pet detajliranih rneunov o stanju
Banking Departmental drzaye Illinois.
Napravite NASO banko IA VASO
banko in Vas denar DO warren in ga
lahko dvignete, kedar ga zelite.
Vprasajte "a seaman nash First Gold
hipotek. Kakor tudi seznum 100000 in
100000 zlatih hipotecnih bondov.
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frsu socialist Nc sms bii ressr.
VISIT smpak mora biti vsdno akt-
ven vojak svojs strsnks. Kdor
nod svoie prepriSanis 10 sam ' ~
b, ne koristi MID No sebi. ne svoji
sfvaH. Prepricevati morn tiste, ID
v MISC p~repriGani
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stalna, da hi kaj narcdila. V Sedanjih reSnih ca
sh potrebujemO parliament in tudi slab parliament
je bOljsi kOt mic. Res je, da drzavni zbor nj mo-
gel "esiti vprasanja p%rehrane, toda bill ic edino
mestO, kjer sc je mOglo raZpravljati o Stevilnih ma
silnih cinih birokracije.
NajveGja in najvazneisa dolznost vseh nem-
skin strank je, da ~nastopijo zdruzene prot vele
izdajstvu Slovanov."
IL LondOna porocajO: TukajSnji telegraph"
je prejel sledeco depeso cd svojega dopisnika V
Milanu:
Avstrijska in nemSka javnOst je naposled Sc
z~nanjena o podrobnostih militaristicnega pakta,
XII ga je sklenil cesar Karl ma nedavnem sestanku
z nemskim kajzerjem. PoroGilo o podrobnostih je
;zSlo V listu "Deutsche Volkszeitung." Militar;-
STIGMA pogodba vsebuje sled ecih sedem took:
l.. Nemski cesar in avstrijski cesar skleneta
tesnO militarnO zvezo "a dobo petindvajset let in
Sc ~zavezeta, da bosta V TEN 6asu vposlila vso silo
podloznih narodov V militarne svrhe. Zavezni-
ka pripravita svoje armada v polni sill "a vsak
slucaj bodocega konflikta.
2. Vsi moski prebivalci, XII so zmozni nositi
orozje, m%orajo imeti potrebno vojasko vezbanje.
Vrhutega Sc organizirajo posebne enote, XII bodo
pomagale pri proizvajanju municije in orozia.
3. Nemcija 81 pridrzi prvenstvO do vOdstva
in Indicative glede organizacije, instrukcii in vpo-
slevanja zdruzenih armad. Cete obeh draw two
RHO emo armada, Xxi ne smejo biti tuja druga drugi.
a. Orozje in strelivo je skupna posest in pod
skupnim nadzorstvom. Armada enc drzave la
hkO p~orabijo potrebscine IL najblizje postaje V
drugi DRAW.
D.. Cete Obeh draw morajO priti V dotiko V
svrho, da sc privadijo ma vzajemno spoStovanje.
%lJubezen in cenitev. V tenn naGelu Sc moraio vcz-
bait tudi bOdoci castniki. Ncmski oficirji lahko
poveljuJejO avstro-Ogrskim Cetam in narobe.
g.. Use priprave IA bodoGO vojno sc imajo
vrsiti spOrazumno med generalnimi stabi. Vsled
tega je naravno potrebnO ozje sodelovanje med
generalnima StabOma in vladimir ministri. Use
potrebne gospodarske naredbe v zvezi s priprava-
mi "a eventuelno vojno Sc imajo izvrsiti pref V
mirnem casu in V to svrho SO ustanove posebni
vladni oddelki.
Z. Zeleznice Sc imajo graditi ma temelju
Skupnega spOraZuma in naGrta.
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TrzaSko in iugoslovansko ~vprasanje.

eesko vpraSanje v ~znamenju samostalnosti in &c
&c sc resi- v tenn zmislu, postane dOhod do morja
takoj pereG problem. In Trst je tista toGka, v ka-
tero Sc tedaj uprO tudi 6eski pogledi.
PRAY tako ie pa tudi z ostalimi dezelami sred-
ME Europe in zapadnega Balkana, XII postanejo
neOdvisne, ako Sc razpade Avstrija V svoje ma =
ravne sestavine. V~ecalimanj je Jadransko morje
vsem potrebno in "a njih vecino je Trst najnarav-
nejSi in ma iprikladnejsi izhod.
Ia Trst sam je pa tenn boljse, elm wee trgovine
sc koncentrira v ~njegovem pristaniscu in elm wee
dezel obra6a svoj promet tia.
Trzasko vprasanje torej nj lie lokalno, tudi nj
lie acknowledgements, ampak je internacionalno
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Pravi socialist hoce poznati to.
lave, zapreke, uspehe in napredek
delavskega boja.
Ma tel poti ga spremlja Proleta-
rec.
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Central Hotel
C~Onemaugh, Pa.
Fred. Moseb
LASTNIk.
Dr.. w. c. Ohlendorf, NJ. D.

Zdravnik "a notranje bolezni
in ranocelnik.
Z~dravniSka preiskava brezpla6na pla-
tati je lie zdravila. 1924 Blue Island
Ave, Chicago. Uredujc cd l do 3 po-
pol; cd Z do Q zve6er. Izven Chicago
livcei bOlniki maj piSeio slovensko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-11

IL Amsterdama porocajo: 'FKoelnische Volks-
zeitung'' pise: "Nic wee ne moreno zapreti oGi
vprico dejstva, da Sc pc vsej Rusiji r~azSirja So
vrazen cut prot Nemciji in Ukrajinci mas tudi ne
gledajo $ prijateljskimi ocmi. VISA situacija ma
vzhodu kaze vse kaj druzega kakor ~prijetno sliko.
List ma to tozi, da so sovrazni cut proti Mem
Gem v Rusiji z~aseja,i zavezniki, posebno pa pred
sednik Wilson S svojo kampanjo prijateljstva ma
.pram ruskemu sovietu, XII je dosegla Ruse pc
"pod2emeIjSkih potih". Nemcija hi morala
~svetuje Ia list odpraviti militaristicni karakter
uprave V ruskih obmejnih drzavah in vpelj ati po-
pularno administracijo.
"Beriner Tageblatt" pise, da veGina Letov
in Estonov ne mara nikakrSne zveze 2 Nemci.
kakSna hi morala bti tista nemSka uprava,
XII hi bila V ruskih dezelah popularna. ne We mai
brze niti katoliska 'Koelnische Volkszeitung'
sama. SocialistiGnc uprave menda kajzerjevci ne
bodo vpeljavali.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-12-20
Reflections of q Bachelor.

Usually there are about dozen
men a girl is afraid will make love to
her and one she is afraid won't.
Matinee performances seem so
much better to girls than those in the
evening because of the candy.
The train bound for the fulfilment
of ideals has to stop at too many way
stations ever to get there.
It's just the luck If q man for a girl
to 60 on kissing him from babyhood
right up to the time when 1t would be
interesting.
A girl is SO superstitious that when
she is out on the porch at night with
a man and sees the moon through the
trees II makes her afraid he won't
propose II 1t turns out to be street
lamp. =
A widow can grow more excited
over getting engaged for second
wedding than q girl can over being
married the first time.