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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
True translation filed with the postmaster at ChicaS,
Jan. zS. 1918, rs reauired by the act OF Oct s, 1910.

Jan. !asOf fsiss. " as rssuir r~f1 BY ~ the a e OF 9's oes. 8. is A. Chicago
Amsterdam. II. Jan. - Tukaj p~oroeajo, da
sc JIG pc berlinskih vesteh situacija V Nem6iji 20
pet zasukala. Med liberalnmi voditelji in mill.
taristi Sc je baje dosegel sporazmm glede ma mi
rovne pogoje in polozaj kanclerja Won Hertlinga
je $ tenn reSen.
Zadnja berlinska vest pravi, da je kance-
lar Won Hertling namenjen pred glavnim rajhs-
tagOvim OdbOrom razviti vOjne namene NemGije.
Sodec pc ten vesteh, hi bill militaristiGni vo-
dielji V boju zliberalnimi politiGnimi zastopniki
porazeni. Stranke, Xxi $ svojcas sprejele znano
''mirovno reSolucijo V rajhstagu, so Sc zadnie dni
kazale precej odlocne proti militaristom in impe-
rialistom in zdelo Sc je, kakor ola stoji Won Hert-
ling ma njihovi Strani. Natantno je pa njegovo
staliSee tezkO presoditi, kajti doslej nj podal Sc
nobene jasne izjave V javnosti, ~njegovo vedenje
Z ozirOm ma pogajanja V Brest-Litovsku pa tudi
nj bio popolnOma nesumljivo.
Liberalni vOditelji V Berlinu Sc boie, Ola Sc
skriva "a vso re6jo kakSen trik. Vsenemci in mi
litariStiGni imperialisti so zadnje ease dobivali
rastoc vpliv V tistih krogih, XII doslej V NemGiji
Sc odlOcujejo. lmeli so ~politicno moe takorekot
V pesti, ko so popolnoma nepriGakovan pristali ma
premirje z liberalci.
Ia izneadljiva popustljivost Sc zdi demo-
kraticnejSem politiGnim krogom sumljiva in boje
Sc, da Jill hocejo Vsenemci ma kaksen naGin spe-
ljati ma led.
NatantnejSi pcgoji sporazumljenja niso INA
III. Splosno Sc pa misli, da bo vlada izrekla. da
Sc je Nemeija pripravljena pogaiati Z RuSi ma
podlagi njihove formule, XII zahteva mir brez pri-
silnih aneksij in vojnih odskodnin. pod pogo
jem, ola Sc da prebivalstvom Poljske. Live. Kur-
iandiJe, Livonije in Estonije pravica, plebiscita, 5
katerim maj bi odlotili. kan hOceio V bodoje pri-
padati in kaksno obliko Wade 81 zele. Doslej je
Nontija, kakor je znano, zahtevala aneksijo teh
L. rn INV Inlnrnu =. a,,l.,t. H. s. 4 ri
in to je bill eden glavnih r~azlogov, Ola Sc je po-
gajanje Z Rusi razbilo.
Plebiscit bi Sc Y ideji vjemal z ruskimi "a
htevami, XII hocejo, da maj vsak narod sam odloGa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Nemska politika.

o svoji usodi. Toda ce so Vsenemci res pristali ma
to zahtevo, imajo gotovo zahrbtne misli. &c nj ME
drugega, tedaj pritakujejo, da DO ljudstvo V teh
krajih glasovalo pc njihovih zeljah in da DO ma Ia
nacin "'legaliizralo" nemSko aneksijo.
To pricakovanje nj brez temelja. Dobro jc
znano, ola so Nemci, odkar so Nth armada Ease.
die Poljsko, dclali ma vse kriplje, Ola utrdijo po-
vsod nemSki politicni vpliv. Use ~vojaStvo, oficir-
il i'll mOStvo, je stajo V sluzbi tie agitacije. Trade
so siloma germanizirali, kar Sc je lie dalo, uvaja-
lie so Sc nemske institucije in nasilna propaganda
je imela namen sugerirati ljuditvu, da he more
biti njegova usoda V bodoce druga6na, kakor III
yeti pod nemSko Waldo.
&c mislijo Vsenemci na tax natin doseGi svoj
eij in prevariti Ruse, je IA zelo %verjetno, da Sc
bOdo hudo zmotili.
Ruski delegate so V Brest-Litovsku paG ze
pristati ma ~plebiscit (sploSno glasovanje) Y oku-
piranih krajih Rustic, toda "a tako glasovanjc i
majo svoJe pogoje, Xxi maj hi ugotovili, Ola SC IL
vrsi ~plebiscit ma poSteni podlagi.
Glavna zahteva boliSevikov ie Ia, da mora
10 dobiti vsi begunci, XII so zapuStili dezelo pred
navalom nemSkih armad, priliko, da Sc vrnejo Y
svoJe kraJe, preden Sc izvede plebiScit. PRAY tako
pa tudi zahtevajo, da mOrajo vse nemSke armada
zapustiti zasedene kraje, preden Sc priGne glaso-
vanje, kajti pod ~groznjo nemSkih bajonetov je
vsak neodvisen %plebiscit, vSako svobodno izraza-
NE mnenJa nemogoce.
Ako je resniGno porocilo, da je NemGija opu-
stila svoje prvOtne zahteve napram RuSiii, hi To
pc mnenju p%oliticnih krogov pomenilO, ola zma-
gaia kancelar Won fIertling in tajnik "a zunanje
zadeve DIR. Won Kuehlmann, obenem hi to pomeni-
10, ola je kajzer vsaj IN sedaj odtegnil junkerjem
svojo podporo.
cMdtem je pa stranka Move domovine". XII
j je ma telu razvpiti imperialiSticni admiral Won
Tirpitz, veliki zloduh nemSke "brezobzirne" sub
marinske kampanje, spreiela resolucijo, XII Sc nj
kakor ne vienna $ TEN preobratom. Tia rcsoluciia
CdloGno zahteva, Ola maj Nemcija obdrzi belgijsko
obrezje in tisti del severne Francije, XII obsega
najbogatejse premogovnike in rudnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
UT

liz ve kraJev Colorado protestirajo zivino-
reJci proti mllnskemu trustu, ker prodaja otrobe
izven Denverja mnogo drazje kot pa V Denveriu.
j.. Mullen, vodja mlinskega trusta, je vsled
teh protestOv dial izjavo, V kateri pravi, da je
cena, doloccna po zivilski upravi "a sto funtcv
otrobov $l.I61a, a V Denyerju Jill prodajamo pc
$1.70.
V svojem mlinu V Brightonu prodaja trust
otrobe pc $500 sto funtov. V Longmontu Sc pro-
dajajo pc $l.I5 V stofuntskih vreGah in pc $1.7O,
ce Jh kupimo pc pet sto funtov skupaj. V Fort
Collinsu Jill trust racuni pc 81. 80 in pc $1.75, ce
sc Jill vzame pet so funtov skupaj. V Lovelandu
SO ravno take Gene kot V prcjc omenienem
distriktu.
Pc dolocbah federalne zivilske administra-
clJe hi sc morale Gene otrobov ravnati pc cenah
zita. PovpreGna cena psenice, XII Sc jo prodaia
mlinom, je $206 sto funtov. Emo tono otrobov hi
ne smell raCunati wee kot $26.35.
Farmarjem sc vsled tega nikakor ne zdi pra-
vicno placevati otrobc drazje, kot pa Jill dobe
dcnverski odjemalci. Farmarji pritiskajo ma Ii
vilsko administrative, maj prisili mlinski trust,
ola znlza ceno Otrobov.
Odredba zveznega kurivnega upravitelja po-
meni, da DO pocivalo delo V tovarnah oh dolocenih
dneh, OBJ katerih ne smejo rabbit premoga "a
proizvajanje gonilne sile.
Ckol 100000 delavcev i'll delavk bo oh dolo-
cenih dneh Ostalo donna samo V Chicago, ker DO
obrat V tovarnah in delavnicah ustavljen.
Odredba ne velja "a JAYNE in privatne Sole in
ostanejo lahko odprte ma omenjenih dneh.
V salunih in restavracijah, XII prodaiajo
opojne place, bodo OBJ dolocenih dneh brez gor-
kOte. Saluni i'll i'll reStavracije bodo lahko odprte,
tOda gostJe bOdO zmrzovali ,ker he bOdo smell
kuritl peel; napravc IA gorkOto bodo pa zaprte,
tako ola he DO vanje prihajala para ali pa raz-
greet zrak.
DIR. Garfield, zvezni kurivni upravitelj upa,
'da prihrani s to odredbO 10000, 900 ton premoga.
Zvezna uprava namerava priporociti draw
MIN gOvernerjem, da prOglase vc pOndeljke cd
%. Januarja do %. marca IA postavne praznike.
Obencm pripOrOca Zvezna uprava industri-
jalcem ostanejo take kot oh drugih postavnih
praznikih.
Casniki so ~prizadeti lie tako dalet, ola tiskajo
oh navedeiiih pondelikih tako izdajo, XII so jo
tiskali navadno oh pOstavnih praznikih.
Pri JapOncih je re cd starfh casov V navadi,
ola sc rabi pri Sportnih igrah NEE IL bambusa. .Ka-
kor V Ameriki in ma AngleSkem rokoborci tako
imajo ma Japonskem nekateri cudovito izurjenost
pri teh borbah. V starih cash ie sluzilo orozje IL
bambusa Japoncem kot orozje, ko Sc MISC poznali
zeleza. Poznejc pa so obdrzali bambusove niece
IN Sportne igre. Ceravno izgleda tax nee, kakor
ola nj nevarno orozje. vcndar pa jc V rokah IL
urJenega borilca lahkO zelO nevarno.
V rusko- japonski vojni so imeli vojaki mno.
gokrat priloznost, da so pokazali svoio umetnost
S tenn orozjem. Kronika te vojne pripoveduie
ga Je hil neko noe napaden V gorovju Jau. Tsu
ii" Vo,ak po imenu Yossi cd ~veciega stevila. Rue
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
ZANIMIv CLANEK O NApZoRoyA.
NJU BANKE ZvANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.
Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstvo, &c je banka
pod nadzorstvom Clearing Housa''.

Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstvo, &c je banka
pod nadzorstvom Clearing Housa''.
Use banke, Xxi imajo zvczo $ Chicago
Clearing House, so podvrzcne strogemu
nadzorovanju cd uradnikov tega zayo.
da. Pregledovanje ~raeunov in imetja
Sc mora vrsiti najmanj enkrat ma leto.
Izvcdenei %natanGno preiscejo stanje
vsakc banke. Vso gotovino prestejejo,
pr%eGledajo vse note, varScine, vknjilbe
in druge vrednostne l~istine. sc prepri.
CATO o fondih. XII so ~nalozeni V drugih
bankah in p~reglcdajo knjige in ra6une.
Ce najdejo izvedenci kake slabc Mi
dvomljive vrednostne %listine, Sc tie ne
stejejo vec kot imovina banke. Ako Sc
je skrcila vrednost banGncga premoze-
MIA, mora banka kazati pravilno vred-
most V svojih knjigah. Ce banka drzno
spckulira in Sc j pride ma sled, mora
to takoj opustiti. Use, kar je slabo, ri
skirano, Sc mora takoj odstraniti in ma
domestiti z boljsim. Ce vsega tega
banka nitro ne popravi in stori, izgubi
vse nadaljnjc uGodnosti in pravice, Xxi
Jill ~vzivaio banke, katere so zdruzene V
Clearing House.
Kedar SC odvzamcjo kaki banki tie
ugodnosti ali &c nj sprejcta V Clera;ng
House ina slednja "a to dobcr vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa je o banki, XII je
c%lanica te zveze, re TO dovolj jason do
kaz, da ina dobro imovino, ia JIG MEN
kredit dober in da vodi svoj denarni
promet pc predpisih, varno in sigurno.
Naert "a na%dzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa je bill izdelan v Chicago
pred dcse;imi lett, cd katerega casa ma
pref nj bankrotirala niti ena banka, XII
je bila V zvezi 5 tenn Clearing Housom.
Ako je slo ma ali drugi bank slabo
vsiNd panike ali vojske, so il takoi pri-
skoGile M pomoc druge Clearing House
banke in il %pomagale, dokler Sc MISC
Clearing House nadzorovalni naGrt Sc
je pokazal tako vspesen, da so povsod,
kjer koli Sc nahaia kak Clearing House,
sprejeli ia naGrt.
= American State Banka ie v zvezi $
TEN Clearing Housom, je pod njegovim
nadzorstvom in ina vse privilegije tie
banke, kateri poda vsako leto pet pc.
polnih racunov.
American State Banka pa ie tudi pod
drzavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsako
leto pet detajliranih raeunov o stanju
Banking Departmental drzave Illinois.
Napravite NASo banko "a Vase
banko in Vas denar DO warren in ga
lahko dvignete, kedar ga zelite.
Vprasajte IN seznam nash First Gold
hipotek. Kakor tudi seaman 10000 in
$4,000 zlatih hipotecnih bondov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

Pravi socialist hoce poznati te.
zave, zapreke, uspehe in napredek
delavskega boja.
Ne tel poti ga spremlja Proleta
rec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

Pravi socialist ne SINE biti rexer-
visit, ampak mora biti vedno akti-
ven vojak svoje stranke. Kdor
nosi svoje prepricanie 10 sam v So
bi, ne koristi mic ne sebi, ne svoji
stvar. Prepricevati mora tiste, h
so MISC p%repricani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Central Hotel
COnemaugh, Pa.
Fred. Mosebarger,
LASTNlk.
Dr.. w. c. OhIendOrf, III. d.
Zdravnik "a ~notranje bolezni
in ranocelnik.

ZdravniSka preiskava b~rezplaGna 49, pla.
6ati Sc lie zdravila. 1924 Blue Island
Ave, Chicago. Ureduje cd l do : 30.
pol; oil Z do 9 zveeer. Izven Chicago
zive6i bolniki mai piseio slovensko.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

rienced cable officials, and hope that
the results will Justify my hope that
the news OF the next few months may
pass with the utmost freedom and with
the least possible delay from each side
Of the seas.
MAY l not hope. gentlemen OF the
Congress, that In the delicate tasks
shall have to perform on the other side
In my efforts truly and faithfully to In
terpret the principles and purposes Of
the country we love. may have the
encouragement OF your united support
I realize the magnitude and difficulty
Of the duty ! am undertaking; / am
poignantly aware OF Its grave respon-
siblllty. / am the servant Of the no
tlon. I can have no private thought
or purpose OF my own in performing
such an errand. go to give the best
In me to the common settlements which
must assist In arriving at with the
other heads OF the associated govern
ments. Cables and wireless will render
me available for any counsel or service
you may desire OF me and shall he
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

service alike to the country and TO the
owners Of the railroads to return to the
old conditions. There are conditions
without development. There is nothing
affirmative or helpful about them. What
the country chiefly needs is that all
means OF transportation should be de-
veloped. Some new elements OF policy.
therefore,, are absolutely necessary-nec-
essary for the service of the public,
necessary for the release Of credit.
necessary for the protection OF the rail-
road security holders. The old policy
may be changed much or little. but
surely II cannot wisely be left as Il was
| hope that the Congress Will have
complete and impartial study OF the
whole problem instituted at once and
prosecuted as rapidly as possible. I
stand ready and anxious TO release the
roads from. the present control and
must do so at very early date, II by
waiting until the statutory limit OF
time Is reached l shall be merely pro-
longing the period OF doubt and uncer-
talnty which Is hurtful TO every interest
concerned.
Senate VIII Know of Peace Plans.
Il welcome this occasion TO announce
TO the Congress my purpose to Join in
Paris the representatives OF the gov
ernments with which we have been as
ISOLATED In the war against the central
empires for the purpose OF discussing
with them the main features OF the
treaty Of peace. realize the great
inconvenience thst Will attend my leav-
ing The country, particularly at this
time, but the conclusion that II was my
paramount duty 10 go has been forced
upon me by consideration which hope
VIII seem as conclusive to you SIS they
have seemed TO me.
THE Allied governments have ac-
cepted the basis OF peace which / out
lined to Congress on the eighth of Janu-
airy last as the central empires also
have, and very reasonably desire my
personal counsel in their interpreta-
tion and application, and It is highly
desirable that / should give It in order
that the sincere desire OF our govern
ment to contribute without selfish pur-
pose OF any kind TO settlements that
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

will be Of common benefit to all the
nations concerned may be made fully
manifest. The peace settlements which
are now TO be agreed upon are OF
transcedent Importance both 10 us and
to the rest OF the world, and know OF
no business or interest which should
take precedence OF them. The gallant
men Of our armed forces on land and
sea have consoIentlously fought for
the ideals which they knew to DE the
Ideals OF their country; have sought
to express those ideals; they have ao-
cepted my statements OF them as the
substance Of their own In thought aud
purpose as the associated governments
have accepted them. ! owe 1t to them
to see TO 1t, as far as IN me lies. that
no false or mistaken Interpretation Is
put upon them and no possible effort
omitted to realize them.
1T Is now my duty TO play my full
part in making good what they offered
their llfe's blood 10 obtain / can think
of no call TO service which can tran
scend. shall be In close touch with you
and you will know all that do. AT my
request the French and English gov
ernments have absolutely removed the
Of cable news which until
within a fortnight they had maintained
and there Is no censorship whatever
exercised at this end except upon at
tempted trade communications with en-
emy Countries. II has beeh, necessary
10 keep an open wire constantly avail
able between Paris and the Department
Of State and another between Paris and
the Department OF War. In order that
This might be done with the less inter-
ference have temporarily taken over
the control Of both cables In order that
they may be used as a single system. ]
did so at the advice Of the most expe
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
SPANISH INFLUENZA
MORE DEADLY
THAN WAR
Said That Epidemic Cost More Lives
Than American Loss In Battle.
Danger Not Over. Great Care
Necessary To Prevent
Further Outbreak.

The appalling ravages Of Spanish In.
fuerza IN this country are perhaps best
realized by the statement recently made,
that more deaths have resulted In little
more than a month from this disease than
through our whole eighteen months par
ficipation In the battles Of the European
War.
Our greatest danger now, declare au-
fborities. fs the great American tendency
20 forget easily and to believe the peril Is
over. Competent authorities claim the
coming Of cold weather is very apt 70
bring a return Of this disease and there
should be no let-up throughout the winter
months OF the following easily observed
precautions. remembering that Influenza
Il far easier TO prevent than cure.
Influenza II crowd disease. Avoid
crowds much as possible. Influenza
germs spread when ignorant or careless
persons sneeze or cough without using a
sneeze. Do not spit on the floor, sidewalk.
N street cars public places Avoid the
use Of common drinking cups and roller
soWsis IN pupnc places. Breathe some re-
liable germicidai and antiseptic air to fe-
stroy the germs that DO ind Judgement in
your nose and throat
Remember, no safer preeaution against
tnnuenzs coutd be employed In this manner
than TO set from the nearest drug store q
complete Byomei Outnt consisting 81 a
bottle Of the Pure oil Of Hyomei and a
vice. into which a few drops of the oil are
poured You should carry this Inhaler
pbout with you during. this day and eaeh
han hour or so put 1t IN your mouth and
draw deep breaths Of its pure, healing
germ killing air into tho passages of your
kose, throat and lungs,
Dy DESTROYING germs before they sctu-
my begin work In your blood. you may
make yourself practically immune to In
All thsss suggestions about Spanish
ynAuenxa are equally true In the preven-
Hon of colds, catarrh Of nose and throat,
broncbitts and even pneumonia, Don't be-
coma careless Do your part, Keep the
germs away, You may save yourself a
..12ss drI m1ne'i ror rh s.,s bv iSS p.ssssfs
kaxksk and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

posed upon them by the rapid and
continuous development OF the indus
tries of the country. We knew that
already. And we Knew that they were
unequal to 1t partly because their full
cooperation was rendered impossible
by law and their competition made
sible TO assign TO them severally the
trafllo which could best be carried b.l
their respective lines In the Interest Of
expedition and national economy.
Formal Peace BY Spring.
I'VE may hope. believe. for the for
NAL conclusion OF the war by treaty by
the time spring has come. The twenty
one months 90 which the present con-
troll OF the railways Is limited after
formal proclamation OF peace shall
have been made Will run at the farth-
est, take II for granted, only TO the
January Of 1921. The full equipment Of
the railways which the Federal ad-
ministration had planned could not be
completed within any such period. The
present law does not permit the use
or the revenues OF the several roads
for the execution of such plans except
by formal contract with their directors
some Of whom will consent while som0
will not and therefore does not afford
sufficient authority 10 undertake i'm
provements upon the scale upon which
II would be necessary 10 undertake
them.
Every approach TO this subject
matter OF decision brings us face TO
face, therefore, with this unanswered
question: What II is right that we
should do with the railroads in the In
terest to the public and In fairness TO
their owners
Let me say at once that / have no
answer ready. The only thing perfectly
clear is that IL is not fair, either to the
public or to the owners Of the railroads
to leace the question unanswered, and
that II will presently become my duty
to rellnquish my control OF the hoads
unless there should appear some clear
prospect I'm the meantime OF legislative
solution. Their release would at least
produce one element Of a solution.
namely. certainty and quick stlmula-
tlOn Of private Initiative. believe that
II viii be servlceable for me to set forth
as explicitly as possible the. alternative
courses that lie open to our Choice. We
can smly release the roads and go
back to the old conditions, unrestricted
competition and multlform regulation by
both State and Federal authorities. OF we
can go to the opposite extreme and es-
tabllsh complete government control,
accompanied, II necessary, by actual
government ownership; or we can adopt
an intermediate course OF modified con-.
troll. under a more unified and afflrma-
tive public regulation and nuder such
such alterations Of the law as Will per-
NIT wasteful competition to be avoided
and a considerable degree Of unl1cation
Of administration 60 be affected, as for
example by regional corporations under
which the railways of deflnable areas
would be combined in single systems.
The one conclusion that I am ready TO
state inicorndence Is that It would be a |
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

happy in the thought that l am con-
stantly in touch with the weighty mat
ters OF domestic policy with which We
shall have to deal shall make my
absence as brief as possible and shall
hope to return with the happy assur-
ance that 1t has been possible to trans
late into action the great Ideals for
which America has striven.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
NO MORE CAMoUFLAGED SHIPS.

stopped and the new steamers coming
from the ways will be painted what
ever color is designated by the govern
ment.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
Only One Corn
Peeler, "Gets-It"

Follow the Judgment OF the miliisns
use "Gets-It" and be sure 70 be corn and
pain freel You'll say it's magic. Costs
hut trife at apv d-ug s.o-~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
VIA HAVE o GOT OUT or THE WAR?
(Ry CIYde ID. Wilson OF The XigiInntcs.l

You have been in the war one year. But it is three
thousand miles away. Have you got it yet? Or has 1t
got you yet in its sharp. impinging import; its full.
cOsmic significance? Or do you still grope for it, and
cropping get nothing but a story-boOk blur? DO you
ever waken in the middle of the night with the horror
upon you that while you lie snug and secure among
soft, clean and clinging things. men overseas are slip
ping in the blood Of their comrades and piling dead,
deep in heaps. one upon the other? And have your
high vows for bigger. better service made at such a
time faded out to discredited dreams and your
momentary grasp of it gone again in the light and vigor
of your busy day?
Don't you get it-this war?
Why?
Do you ever have the feeling come over you like
a sudden chill that in spite of what you are doing.
you are doing nothing?
1t is a familiar truth that we get out of life just
what we put into it.
In your religious and social life do you not find your
pleasures. benefits and grasp of basic tenets huctuate
in the exact measure of your interest and personal
contribution to the propaganda?
Do you ever awaken of a morning to your daily
duties only to shrink from the gigantic problems and
colorless grind before you, and in an hours time see
the mountains shrink 10 mole hills and the early
drab perspective glow and flame under the fervor Of
your own forced activity?
There is your answer.
Do more.
Keep your right time vows in the day time and
your night time thrills will remain with you, not to
speak of the easy conscience.