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Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
FURS INCREASED
 GREATLY IN VALUE
Prescott Journal Miner)

The high cost of living has a desii- able running mate in the high cost of ornamental wearing apparel which has suddenly dawned in another ar ticle climbing up to a price never dreamed of in the luxury of adorning ones self with a pelt of some favorite animal skilfully made up for the trade.
 For instance, the coyote has jumped in raw state to as high as $10 and not lower than s6. The detestable skunk of odoriferous renown, also clips $5.50 for his covering, while the wildcat is now in rating as high as s12.50 and as low as ST. The little fox goes for $4.50, and even the jack rab- bit leaps away at ' cents per pelt.
 The above prices were given in a circular received by J. H. Drew. and came from a St. Louis furrier house. The legal bounty in Arizona is only $2 for the coyote and lesser sums for the fox and wildcat. In consequence, the county is receiving at the present time but limited number of pelts, and the animal department is practically abol- ished. Meatless and wheatless days ordained will soon include hideless days, unless peace negotiations are soon realized.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12

B. Heard will preside over the meet ing.
 Governor Hunt will welcome the visitors.
 The Liberty chorus rehearsed last night with an orchestra which will assist it at today's meeting. The chorus will sing The Star Spangled Banner two negro spirituelle songs by Harry T. $drleigh, Land of Mine" by MacDermid, and My Country 'Tis of Thee"
 George Brinton Chandler represents the council of defense. He was selected by the government for this tour of the
 west on account of his extraordinary success in organizing war publicity
 work. He is a speaker of unusual force.
 Guy Stanton Ford is a member of | the faculty of the University of Minne- sota and is an eminent historian. MT. Ford knows the situation in Washing ton as few men do, and the Phoenix people who hear him today will be given much first-hand information on things they long have desired ex- plained.
 There will be more interest in Lieu | tenant Paul Perigord than any of the speakers today. Father Perigord has been in France, saw her stricken, saw the ravages of the Hun and is prepared to describe the awful scenes and to drive home to the people of Phoenix
 many facts of the war. Lieutenant | Perigord wears on his breast the iron | cross conferred on him for conspicu- ous personal bravery. He also has five stars for the same reason. Three stars 1 indicate that he was wounded three times in battle. That is the kind ot
 man who will speak at the meeting today.
 The meeting begins at o'clock and 1 the admission is free.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
TUCSON JURY MAKES
 ITS PARTIAL REPORT
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TUCSON, May 11.-A partial report was returned this afternoon by the federal grand jury upon the results of investigation into the deportation at Bisbee of last July.
 The contents of the report were not divulged, which indicated, that those who had been connected with the matter were still at liberty. The usual practice is to withhold information until warrants are served.
 The serving of warrants in any case would require a delay of several days before the announcement of the find ings of the grand jury could be made public without seriously hindering the operations of the court. The fact that the calendar for next Monday is free of any litigation gave rise to the sur mise that sufficient progress was ex- pected by next week to begin action under the indictments.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
EDITH BURLESON AND
 CREEL ON DEFENSIVE
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WASHINGTON, May H. Post master General Burleson and George Greet, chairman of the committee on public information, tonight issued statements in connection with Colonel Roosevelt's charges that the adminis- tration has discriminated between publications friendly to and those critical of it.
 Mir. Burleson suggested that in the further statement which Colonel Roosevelt has announced he will make in support of his charges. he refrain from obscuring the issue by dragging in any more irrevelant and extraneous matter" He added that neither MT. Creel nor the department of justice has aught to do with the charges made by the colonel.
 Mir. Greet denied that he had at tackled Golfers Weekly, the Metro politan Magazine and the York Trib- une, declaring that he merely had exposed specific misstatements of facts which they printed
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
). & R. [. ORDERED
 ID PAY |TS DEBT
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OMAHA, Neb., May 11.-Federal Judges Sanborn and Lewis, in special session here today, orGered Receiver Baldwin of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad to sell $1,500,000 securities held by that road, take s600,000 cash in its banks and $1,500.000 received from the government as payment on the first three months of government operation of the property and pay S3.- 6O0,000 worth of outstanding indebted ness including overdue interest. A development of the hearing was that d large block of bonds of the Denver and Rio Grande were last heard from in Germany. Attorneys for the re- ceiver told the court they feared dis integration of the system. if the bills were not paid.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
DEATH GALL COMES
 T0 GEORGE POWELL

GLOBE, May 11.-George Powell, well known labor leader died at Cliff ton today from injuries sustained in an accident at the Ash ePak mine at Duncan. He was a candidate for of flee of president of the International Mine and Smeltermen's union against Charles Mover, present holder of that office.
 He was recently elected to represent miners of Globe and Miami at a wage conference to be held at Washington on the 22nd of this month. He was expected to leave for the capitol to- day. The deceased is survived by a widow and one child. The funeral will be held at Clifton today.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
HUN PROPAGANDA |S
 DIRECTED AT CAMPS
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WASHINGTON, May 11.--A German wireless message saying that grave lnsubordination is a daily occurrence In American army training camps was made public today by the state de- purtmert as an illustration of the lengths to which the German govern ment is going in an effort to keep up the spirits of the civil population.
 The message, which was sent out May 9. and which was given out by the state department without com mrnt. said:
 According to information from Christiania, Norwegians fecently ar irving from America say that grave causes of insubordination occur daily in American training camps. At first brooches of discipline were punished by death but this was stopped owing Co the number of cases. In a particu- larly fragrant instance all the soldiers in camp acted collectively and ob- tained not only immunity for the mutineers, but punishment for all of Ulcers. Furthermore much damage to works and material is being done"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
FRENCH ID OBSERVE
 AMERICAN MEMORIAL
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, May 11.-(By the Associ- ated Press)-The French are prepar- ing to join the Americans in the ob- servance of Memorial day. American graves scattered here and there be- hind the fighting front, with their simple wooden crosses, will be deco rated by the comrades in arms of the fallen.
 It will have a new significance on this side of the ocean, as it will be the first time that American Memorial day will be observed in a foreign land.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
DAY DRAWS ATTENTION

CAMP KEARNY, SAN DIEGO. Cal. May 11-Mother's Day, to be celebrated here tomorrow, drew much attention today. Thousands of white carnations poured into the Y. NJ. c. A. headuuar ters here late today, the gift of clubs. civic associations, churches and frater- nal bodies, as well as individuals, all over southern California Each man will be given a carnation.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12

tyrant. three men of national fame will be the speakers at the new Chris tian church in Phoenix this afternoon in a meeting, the size of which will be limited only by the capacity of the church.
 The speakers are George Brinton Chandler, Guy Stanton Ford and Lieu tenant Paul Perigord. The meeting will begin pomptly at o'clock, and those who are fortunate enough to se- cure seats within the church are promised one of the greatest patriotic treats ever afforded Phoenix audience.
 At this meeting will be the first ap- pearance of the new Liberty chorus, organized by William Conrad Mills and composed of 75 voices. The In- dian school band also win nlav- Dwight
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
ARCHAEOLOG|ST IF
 SOUTHWEST DEAD

LOS ANGELES, May 11.-George Lamont Cole, known internationally as an archaeologist died at his home here today of heart failure. Mir. Cole was regarded as an authority on the an- cient cliff dwelers and of the life, manners and customs of the modern Pueblo people of the southwest. He had assembled archaeological collec- tons for many years in this country and Europe. He was 69 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
AUSTR|ANS GIVEN
 RAbB|TSK|N COAT

RATION, x. M., May 11.-Four Aus trians employed at the Sugarite coal mine, seven miels north of here, were asked to buy Liberty bonds Thursday and refused. They are also alleged to have cursed the United States. Late Friday night they were taken by q party of miners, stripped to their waists, smeared with black varnish, coated with feathers and rabbit skins and marched out of camp at midnight in front of two automobiles. Two miles out of camp they were released and given clothing.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
"DROP ME A LINE"

CHICAGO, May 11.-Miss Katherine Stimson, aviatrix, was sworn in today as postal clerk and Monday morn ing will start for New York in her air. plane, carrying a number of especially addressed letters for delivery in that city In connection with the flight, word was received from Washington announcing that a new stamp of the 24-cent denomination is to be issued for aviation mail
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
TOTALS GROW

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Third Liberty loan totals in the Twelfth Federal Reserve district and San Fran cisco continued to grow today. In complete tabulations gave the district S2S1, ,554,000 and San Francisco s55.- 5OO.OO0. The quotas were s210, ,00O ,0oo and $54,000,000 respectively.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
HUN PLOMATS NOW TRYING ID COMPEL
 QUEENS MEDICATION
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LONDON. May 1.-The signing of the treaty of peace between Germany and Rumania will be by no means the last action in the Rumanian tragedy, according to the Rumanian represent alive here. The announcement by Ger man newspapers that Queen Marie would rather abdicate than reign over the country under the German peace conditions is held to be a case of the wish probably being father to the thought. The queen was largely in- strumental in bringing Rumania into the war on the. side of the allies and she has fought stubbornly for many months to avert peace.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
NEW DRAFT BILL ID
 GO ID CONFERENCE
Mrs. T. J. t'restOn. Jr.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The sem ate today passed a bill designing to prevent rent profiteering during the war in the District of Columbia.
 The senate also agreed to a further conference requested by the house on the bill extending the selective draft act to youths attaining their majority since last June. The house has refused to accept a senate amendment exempt ing theological and medical students the seventh instant, have decided that Ae be placed forthwith on retired pay"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
RETURNED SOLDIERS
 COMING TO ARIZONA
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The fifty American soldiers sent home by Gen eral Pershing to aid in the third Lib erty loan campaign, will start from Fort Myer, Va, tomorrow on q speak ing tour over the country in the in terest of the sale of war saving stamps and the American Red Cross drive for another $100,00O,O0O war fund. The speaking campaign will continue a month and the men will be sent into practically every state under the di- rection of the speaking division of the committee on public information.
 The states to which they have been first assigned include Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
FRENCH HERO WILL TELL TALE OF WAR
 AT MEETING TODAY

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
S~Ocialisticne teOrije.

oblozeni z delom kakor delavci v velepodjetju "
veleproizvajanju), ker jim njihovo gOspOdarsko
stalisce nj tako enostavno in jasno, kakor pravim
mezdnim delavcem, cato Jill je veliko tezje orga-
nizirati ter Jill pripraviti do tega, da hi sc zave-
dali svojega ~polozaja.
Delarci novem proizvajanju V malem mOrejO,
ce nanese prilika cello zadrzevati kOt stavkokazi
in konservativni volilci emancipacijski BOZ pro-
l%etar!ata, mixer pa lie morejo wee tvoriti elemen-
Ia, ma katerega bi mogel kapital trajno ustanoviti
svoje gospodstvo. PREF ali slej Jill pOzeno razredni
interest ma stran bojujocega sc delavstva.
Stare, IL zlate dobe rokodelstva podedovano
proizvajanje V malem je tvorilo eden Timed maj
trdnejsih iii najpOtrebnejSih temeljev druzbe svO-
je dobe. NOvo proletarizirano proizvaianje V ma.
lem tvori pa druzabne odpadke, XII so pri danih
druzabnih razmerah istOtako neizogibni kot zlocin
in prostitucija, Hi pa morejo biti pray tako malo
zdrav temelj druzbe kot sta Ia diva.
NovO proiZvajanje V malem DO vednO boil
pdrazltoVSka tvorba, pripOmoc V potrebi, Xxi lie
druzbo obremenjuje in katere sc cd ME ziveci
sloji radi in lahko odkrizajo, kakor nitro sc iim
lie nudi prilika. he danes vidimo, kako sc pri VISA
kl proSperitetnidobi trumoma zapuSGajo malG
~podjetja, kakor ma dezeli tako V mo,tih. Gin pa
81 proletariat osvoji politicno moe in moznost, vso
produkcijo pc svojih interesih, da ur.di, bo me
raj Y prvi vrsti skuSati odpraviti industrielno re-
zervno armada: In to privede do brzega opusto.
senJa maiih podjetij tproizvajanje V malem) Y
Necini panog induStriie, trgovine in kmetiie.
Nj pa bolj napatnega umevania, kot to-, da
Je Socialisticno proizvaianie sele takrat mogoGe,
ko bodo sauna mala podietia VISA proizvaianja V
malem) izginila. Potem hi res ne bio nikoli mo-
gote, ker kOncentracija kapitala ne DO pustila
mkoii, da hi proizvajanie V malem popolnoma IL
ginilo, ampak BIO preGesto ma mesto :Starega po-
Stavila novo. Odprava teh novih, parazitiGno-pro-
le,arSkih malih podjetij DO Sele omogoGena 2 IL
vedbo SocialistiGnega proizvajanja. To je prodpo-
goj, ne pa poSledica popolnega izginienja proiz-
vajania V malem IL vseh gospodarskih policy, ma
katerih je poStalo tehniGno odveG.
Predpogoj socializma nj pOpolnoma izginje-
me- proizvajanja V malem IL statistike proizva-
Janja, ampak to, da Sc izloGi IL proizvaialnih pro-
cesov, XII ovladujejo druzahno ~zivljenie. da Sc ii
spravijo pod Oblast kapitala, XII monopolizira pro-
~izvajalna sredStva in vse koristi njihove narasGa-
Joce izpopolnitve. Da ii predpogoji socializma mai
rapidncJe rastejo, 10 lahko prime z rokami re
danes cello socialni in p%oliticni sleec.
V tenn smislu ie razumeti nauk marksisma O
koncentraeiji ~kapitala. Ako Sc tako razume, tedaj
nj Ia princip mixer v nasprotsvu z pravimi DEF
stvi, on cello dale mogoenost, da Sc popolnoma ra-
Zumejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
socIALIZMA.

Ne hi bilO vredno prepirati Sc
z ljudmi, Xxi Jill veze stalisce v ka-
pitalisti6ni dru5bi, da morajo "a
metavati socialism, ali pa z oni-
mi, XII sploh MISC zmozni, misliti v
prostoru dale kakor cd Ljublja-
ne do Zagreba, V Gasu pa Cd da-
mes do jutri. Ampak tuintam so Sc
ljudje, XII lie live krivih predsod-
kin in imajo o socializmu povsem
napa6ne pojme, ker SO slisali raz-
lage samO cd zakrknjenih ma
sprotnikOv, ljudje torej, XII hi Jill
dokazi morda vendar prepricali in
XII so dostopni %pojasnilOm. In cato
Sc izplaGa, razprsiti nekatere kri-
We misli o socializmu in o socialni
demokraciji, tembolj, ker smo tr-
dino prepricani, Ola .ie IA mali slo-
venski narod naravnGst pogoj, da
dObi socializem kri in meso.
Nikakor Sc seveda he da tahiti
%nevarnost socializma. Kdaj Sc ie
pojavila nova ideja, XII hi ne bila
nevarna. Moizesov nauk, da ie lie
en- Bog, je bill nevaren vsem mno
goStevilnim bogovom, katerim je
praznoverno ljudstvo porazdelilo
vse mogOce lepe i'm nelepe, korist-
ne in skodljive naloge. Jezusovo
po6etje je Rilo zelo ir-
govcem V tempelnu, pismarjem i'm
farizejem. Galilejeva teorija o
Zemlji, Xxi Sc suGe okoli Solnca, je
bila nevarna antrOpocentricnemu
svetovnemu nazoru. Tako je tudi
socialism nevaren. Ampak njego.
va n%evarnost je korist in sreta "a
clovestvo, Xxi trpi oh vsem, Gemur
je ravno socializem nevaren. Sal
je tudi koristno, ce Sc pokoncajo
mist in podgane, bolhe in kobilice
ter ce sc z ognjem V peel uniGi
mraz V sobi.
SOclallZeln he o%bllubuJe, da IL
stvari nebesa ma zemlji ali pa, da
odpravi smrt. Sploh he DELUXE $
cudezi. Pac pa hoce urediti raz-
mere cloveskega zivljenja tako,
kakor je ma zemlji, med l!judmi
v dolocenem casu najbolje mogo-
&c.
Seveda je umevnO, da mora cd
straniti, kar je taxi ureditvi ma
poti. To pa ne more zadeti Judi.
ampak zadene samo razmere in ST.
steme. TEN je socialism nevaren.
A ker so sedanje razmere nevarne
clovestvu, je ~nevarnost socializma
ne lie koristna, temveG naravnost
%pOtrebna, kakor je potrebna seki-
ra v pragozdu, plug ma polju in
dinamit V skalovju.
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(konec z 2. strani.)

\NOuec u -. Slrdul)
obrnil K velepodjetju u. PoSlje a mu svoje 'najener-
gitnejse in najmteligentne1se rodbinske Glane, Ia
ko Ola delaio V malen podjetju fe &c starci in otro-
ei, ola $ tenn malo podjetje naijasnejse kaze svo-
10 novo funkcijo V kapitalistieni eri, ko prOdu-
ezra move delavce in s~hranjuje one, Xxi so postal
odveG.
Nele industriialno, marvel tudi poljedelsko
prOiZvajanje ma veliko, p~otrebuje Gimdalje boil
one rezervne armada, XII mu jO dale proizvajanje
ma malem: da, cello poljedelskO proizvajanje ma
veliko je potrebuje Sc boil kot industrietlno. Ena
onih okolnosti, Hi ga stiska V nasprotiu s poSled-
mimi, prihaja cd tod, ker izpreminja nova tehni-
ka, zlasti razdelitev della in uvedba .~strojev, pole
delstvo povsod tam, kjer sc po kapitalistisko OBJ
DELUXE, ~cimdalje boil V sezonsko delo, Xxi V goto-
viii dobah potrebuje vecjih delavskih mas, V GO
tovilI pa zOpet malo. Odtod je torej pri veleposest
nikih potreba pc delavcih, XII hi bila pa sc veGja
brez rezerv III male kmetiie, zasti ma vzhodu
Nemtiie in onstran njenih mel, odkoder priha-
la1o V velepodjetja vSako leto zeljno pricakovane
delavSke moGi kot potovahi delavci. Brez tega
prebitka delavSkih moGij, XII ih dajo mali kmeiie,
bi bilo poljedelsko proizvajanje ma veliko V Mem
ciji Sc V veliko veGji sti>ki nego je. V toliko ie
torej pri d~anasnji organizaciji prcdukciie proiz-
vajanje V malem "a n~apredek poljedelstva neiz-
ogibno potrebno; ne kot tehnicno premoGnejSi
konkurent velepodjetja, ampak kot naiboii "a
neSlJv in najbolj izdaten liferant proletarcev "a
velepoSeStvo. NelepGsestvo izkuSa cello samo umet-
no ustvarjati mala podjetja, da hi moglo dobi-
vati Sc wee proletarcev.
TakO vidimo, da koncentracija kapitala sama
zopet rodi in pOspesuje potrebo po pomnozitvi ma
lih podjetij.
Ali je pa $ TEN socialisticni program prive-
den alb abSurdum, ker eoyori o neizogibnem pro-
padu proizvaianja V malem? Ne in ne On obrav-
nava lie propad omega proizvajania V n alem, Gee
gar podlaga je zasebno laStnistvo delavGevo mad
proizva jalnimi Sredstvi''.
To pa ne veia, kakor sno videli, "a novo
proizvajanje V malem, Gegar najvaaneiSa produk-
ciiska sredstva ina has kapital V posesti. To no.
vo proizvajanje V malem je povsem proletaiska
tvorba katere svojci izgubljajo TEN dale boil in
teres ma zaSebnem lastniStvu proizyaialnih sred-
stev, Gimdalje boil prihajaio V enaio razredno
nasprotstvo kot mezdni proletarijat. Ako ie stare
III 5 TEN tda joejefiaeor- 6kano etaoin shrdlu aoin
proizvaianje V malem tyorilo najtrdneiso tIdnja-
vo zasebnega lastniStva proizvaialnih sredstev in
8 TEN kapitalizma, tvori novo elepent proletar-
skega nasprotstva proti temu zasebnemu lastni-
stvu in S tenn tudi proti k~apitalu. $.
Ker so V nOvem proizvajanju- " malem delu-
joel delavci bolj izolirani, potlaceni in boil pre-
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Tretje posojilo svobode.

Socialisticni mestni zasiopniks New Yorku
Algernon Lee je dejal v mestni zbornici: "Glaso-
vati prot posojilu svobode hi ponienilo ravnati
prot i~nteresom ljudstva vsega sveta, vstevSi V TO
tudi prebivalstvo NemGiie in Avstro-Ogrske."
Ma Gem sc temelji tn izjava?
PosOjilo svobode ina namen, da Sc omogoci
Ameriki uspeSno vojskovanje in znaga mad men,
Sko in avtriisko avtokracijo. =,
Nprasanje stoji danes tako: Ali maj zmagata
V sedanji voini Nemciia in Avstro-Ogrska, ali pa
zavezniki i'll = "a mas V prvi vrsti = Amerika?.
Tretjega izhoda nj. Nekdanie SAME, Ola hi
sc mogla vOjna Yak juciti brez zmagovalca in brez
premaganega, so Sc razblinile V mic. RazprSila Jill
ie Nemtija, XII nj rekla, ampak je 2 dejanii polka
zala, da hoce zmagati ma vsak naGin. Ako ne zma-
ga ma bojnem polju, hoce zmagati ma kOnferenci.
Pokazala in dokazala je to V Brest Litovsku.
Vsemu svetu je danes znana podlost njenega raw
mania napram Rusiji. lzdajalsko pustopanje Mem
Gije Sc Sc nadaliuje. Nemske cete Sc danes bo-
iujejo ia Finskem, dasi nina Nemtija vojne ne s
Finsko lie z Rusiio. B~ojujeio SC cato, da "urcde''
Finsko pc kajzerjevih worth. Bojujejo Sc, da "a
tro revolucijo.
Nemske cete prodirajo V Ukrajini, dasi ina
NemGija mir tudi z Ukraine in Rusiio. Tudi tu-
kaj prodirajo cato, ola p~oteptajo revoluciio in ma
pravijo V Ukrajini nemski red.
Brezprimerno tolOvajstvO, Xxi ga i~zvrsuje zlo-
cinski kajzerizem ma evropskem vzhodu, je abso-
luten dokaz, da hi bill mir 2 Nemcijo v da~nasniih
razmcrah mogoG lie IN to ceno, da. Sc il podvrzejo
vsi narodi in spreimejo meme imperialistiGne po-
goje.
Obstanek demokracije, napredek demokra-
cije, razvoj demokracije, evOlucija IL meSGanske
demokraeije V socialisticno je mogoGa lie tedaj, ce
sc skrusi kajzerizem, vrhOvni zandar vse reak
ciie, vsega zatiranja in inHerializma.
Interest ljudstva vsega sveta zahtcvajo, da
Sc svet resi- kajzerzma to ie zmisel govora AL
gernon Leeia.
Tudi interest n~emskega i'm avstro-ogrskega
\ judstva zahtevajO to.
Nemski manjsinski socialist so glasovali
proti miru, XII ga ie kajzerieva banda vsilila Ru-
sill, ko ga je bila najprej sklenila z izdajniSko
ukrajinsko burzvazijo. Oni ne morejo odobra
vati podlega kajzerskega rokovnjaStva.
NemSki manjsinski socialist so obzalovali, da
so boljseviki sklenili mir in Bernstein je deial,
da ovira Ia mir nemSko revoluciio, ker moraio
francoski in angleski socialist nadaljevati vojno
2 Nemcijo, dOkler ne bO omajana nemSka voiaska
moe. Oni zele vojaski poraz nemSkega militia