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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
C2echo- -Slovaks Are
Not Interested In
Troubles of Russia

Harbn Nov. 25.-Thc Czecho-
Sloyak forces in Russia arc not in
tcrcSted in the internal affairs in
Russia and they desire to return to
their homeland, hut will remain in
Russia because the allied govern
mentS have requested them to do so.
declares General Stefanik, minister
OF war in the Czecho-Slovak govern
ment. The general was in Harbin
Saturday on his way to the Nolsa
front and paid the following tribute
to American participation in the
war:
america by this war has not
gained provinces or iudcmnities. but
has gained the love OF the free peo-
pies OF the world. President VIII
sons announcement gave the first
practical solution to the problems
of our onorcssed people"
General Stcfanik believes that il
force is used to break m opnosition.
the holShcyik question can be decid-
ed in weeks rather than in months.
The newspapers in Harbin exnerse
the belief that the Dictatorship Of
Ndmiral Nolchal in the all-Russian
government in Siberia. vii! NOT las.
long. They declare that the new
plan smacks of mon
archism.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Soldiers and Workmen
Make Pact With Ebert
Haase Combination

Copenhagen, Nov, 25.-An agree
mcnt has been reached between the
German soldiers and Workmcn
council, and the government, it is
officially announced in Berlin. The
agreement provides:
"First-All political power is to
&c in the hands OF the German So
cialist republic and the soldiers and
workmcn's council.
"Second-Their aim is to defend
and develop what has been accom-
plished by the revolution and to
suppress all counter-revolutionary
activity
"Third-Pcnding the election OF
representatives OF the soldiers and
Workmcn's council to an executive
council of the German republic, the
executive vouncil in Berlin i, 10 eN-
crcisc it, functions,
Fourth--The appointment and
dismissal OF all members OF the yari-
ous legislative bodies OF the repub-
lie and until the final constitution
is established, OF Prussia. are to be
made by the central executive coun-
Gil whic haSo has the right OF con-
troll.
"Firth: Before the cabinet ap-
points assistant ministers, the exec
utive council must be consulted.
Sixth: \ convention OF depu
ties drawn from the soldiers and
workmen's council is to be sum-
moned as soon as possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Victory Boys Pledged
S96l.51 To War Fund

DR.. William s. Hancock. county
chairman for the Victory BOYS in
the United States War Work Fund
campaign. has submitted the follow
ing report; First Ward, number Of
boys, 104. amount pledged $lS7;
Second Ward, number of boys, s.
amount pledged SIS; Third ward.
number of boys, 1l3, amount pledged
$502.50; Fourth ward, number OF
boys, 81, amount pledged $56S+;
High school. number Of boys, y,
amount pledged $3.50. Berwyn. mum
Der Of boys Is, amount pledged
$51.25. Total number OF boys 423
total amount pledged $96l.50.
{. /. Cottcr served as city leader
and was assisted by the principals
OF each ward school and number
OF the bows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Liebknecht Appealing To
Returning Soldiers on
Behalf of Spartacus Group

Berlin. Nov. 25.-Dr. Karl Lieb-
knecht, the radical socialist leader,
is devoting himself primarily at
present to an effort to influence the
men returning from the front. His
hcnchmen comprise a small army
OF red soldiers, who are accused OF
packing various meeting sufficiently
to secure the majority necessary to
pass other measures calculated to
embarrass the present government.
Liebknecht's agitation is the OF
fetal propaganda OF the Spartacus
group of extreme radicals. He chief
~ directs his attacks at the pro-
posed national assembly. The indi-
cations so far, however, are that his
efforts to win over the returning sol
diers have failed absolutely, and
Yesterdays meeting was marked by
the violent opposition OF soldiers.
The radical leaders principal APP
peal is to the proletariat.
Rosa Luxemburg is ably second
ing Liebknecht. Her oratory is OF
the loquacious and e-eating brand.
The Spartacus group meetings are
invariably attended by numerous
women.
Scheidemann's View
Philip Scheidemann, in the Nor-
waerts. declared that the insecurity
OF the government may be deduced
Continued on Page -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
EARLY CONFERENCES
ON PEACE PROBABLY
WILL Be IN PARIS
ONLY FORMAL MEETINGS AT
CONCLUDING STAGES TO
BE HELD IN VERSAILLES
JOINT ARM|ST|CE SESSION
French, British and German Dele
gates In Daily Confabs at Spa
Huns Endeavored to Secure Mod
ihcation of Foch's Terms.

Paris. Nov. 25.-The conferences
on the prcliminarieS of peace prob
ably will be held in Paris instead OF
at Versailles. owing to the superior
accommodation and conveniences
in the capital Only the formal ses-
sionS at concluding stages will be
held at Versailles.
The only active sittings now go
ing on are those of the Joint armiS-
tice committee which holds daily
sessions at Spa. the former German
headquarters. but which now is held
by the French. French, British and
German delegates attend the meet
ingS. General Nudant represents
Marshal Foch. with Commandant
Sisteron as his assistant. General
Won Winterfeld is the German mil
itary representative, and Matthias
Ilrzbcrger. who was also a member
Of the German armistiCc delegation,
participate, in most OF the sessions.
Some oi the meetings are described
as having been very animated, be-
cause OF the efforts Of the Germans
TO obtain modification oi the terms
OF armisticc Marshal Foch's reply
was a refusal to consider 4 change
and dispatch from Basle gives the
text oi the marShals reply, which
says:
NO attention can be given to the
demands presented in General Won
Winterfeld's letter OF Nov. p.
The Joint armistice meeting ap-
pears to be in connection with clause
fourteen OF the armistice, which ad-
mitted the principle OF permanent
international armistice commission
under the direction of the allied mil
itary and naval chiefs. While its du-
ties are restricted to the execution
OF the armistice. it is one OF the pre-
liminares which will merge later in
to the sessions or TIDE lnter-allled
and the peace confer
enCe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
WIRE COMMUNICATION
OMSK To VLAD|VOSTOK
CUT BY SEMENOFF
ANTI-BOLSHEVIK LEADER IN
ASCENDENCY IN AMUR,
USULI AND BAIKAL
HEADQUARTERS At CH|TA
Is Not On Friendly Terms With
All-RuSsian Supreme Chief, Bat
Is With General Horvath, Strong
Supporter of Admiral Kolchak.

Nladivostok, Nov, 25.-General
Scmcnofl, who has been the anti
bolshevik leader in the trans Baikal
region, has interrupted wire COM
munication between Omsk, the seat
OF the aIl-Russian government and
ladivoStok. He asserts his juris~
dictou over the Amur, Usuli and
trans Baikai district and has estab-
liShcd headquarters at Chita.
General Semcnoii and Admirel
NoIchak the supreme head OF the
aII-RuSsian governments. for some
time have not been on friendly
terms. Scmeuoif, however. is friend
l} toward General lIorya,h. one of
Admiral NolchahN strongest sup
I OrtcrS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Permanent Control
of Radio Stations
To Be Heard Dec. S.

Washington. Nov. 25.--Hearings
will be begun before the house mer-
chant marine committees, Dec. ),
which provides for permanent gov
ernment control of radio communi-
cation through the purchase and op-
Grafton of all shore stations in this
country used for commercial pur-
poses.
The bill makes provision for the
handling of commercial business
through the federal plants. which
would be operated by the navy de-
partment. Rates for such messages
would be fixed by the secretary of
theGhavy. who also would provide
special rates for press dispatches.
Development of wireless telegra.
phy by scientists would be encour-
aged and the measure would not ap-
ply to experimental and training
school stations. which would con-
tinue to operate undre government
licenses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
ALLIED WARSHIPS
ENTER BLACK SEA

Paris. Nov. 25.-Nllicd war,hips
the BosphoruN having been cleared
OF mines, have entered the Black Sea
and visited various ports from Narua
around the southern coast TO W
yorSsysk.
Dredging operations in the Bos.
nhoruS were completed Nov 20
French and other allied Warships
were detached from the naval forces
stationed al ConS:antinoplc an !
VISITED the Black Sea uorls Of Nauup
Galala Trogri Slmsuu. Siuopc,
Trcbiloud, Gltum, poli and Novor-
oSsySk.
General Frenchct d'Fspcrey, COM
mandcr q ithc victorious allied
forces in Macedonia, arrived in Con
Stantinoplc Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Turks Seek Allied
Sentiment Toward Them

London, Nov. 29.-AImed klza
Bey president OF the Turkish SEN
ate. is going to Paris and London to
ascertain the attitude OF entente
statesmen toward Turkey, according
to a British correspondent at Con
stantinoplc quoted by the morning
newspapers. Ahmed, the correspond
ent says, is one OF the few Turkish
statesmen whose record would in
spire entente confidence and his in
fluence extends considerably beyond
his office.
Ahmed desires to obtain Franco
British guidance in re-oTganlzing
Turkey. lie is quoted as saying that
the new sultan is capable OF playing
4 useful part in the regeneration OF
his country within the limits OF its
constitution and deserves the sup
port OF the allies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
OIL BARGE CUT
ADRIFT IN STORM
IS STILL MISSING

Galveston, Texas, Nov. 25.-Re.
ports reaching here today are that
the tug Buccaneer has arrived at
Port Arkansas after having been
forced by rough weather to cut loose
from an oil barge in tow from Tam
pico. The Gulfport arrived here to-
day aften an unsuccessful search
for the missing barge. There is no
as to the number or
fate of the cerw OF the barge.
cause OF their military victory, al
though it may be inferred that he is
heart-sore over the loss OF his army
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
j, S, ARMY At FULL
SPEED AHEAD WHEN
HOST|L|T|ES CEASED
PROMPT REDUCTION OF EX-
TENSIVE SYSTEM OF PUR-
CHASING S u LIES
PERSHING1S FIRST
MOVE

Paris Nov 25.-Gcncral PERISH
ing issued order, after the signing
of the armi,ticc with Germany for
the prompt reduction OF the cN-
tcr-ivc system for purchasing sup
Pile, for the United tatcs army in
Europe, aud for the speedy transit
ton To a peace basis. ACtiug on this
order, military authorities have given
notice OF cancellation of contracts,
SO far as possible. with view 20
diminishing rapidiy the inilowine
stock Of supplies required for m
army of 100000 men. An officer
who has had much to do with this
branch Of the service, sums up the
situation as follows:
"Thc American expeditionary
force on Nov. II, the day the ar
mi,tice WAS declared, was travelling
at iuIl speed ahead and was at the
height OF It's supply activity. To
reverse this tremendous business
machine j. the task upon which it
is now engaged and the efficiency
of its IN1ineSS organization is being
manilo5'cd in its quick accommoda-
tion % entirely changed circum-
stances.
"WhCel the American forces first
began soming to France there was
a great sclrcitv OF ocean tonnage.
It was impossible for many months
to ship more than 300 600 or 400
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
DUTCH EXPLANATION
OF VIOLATION OF
NEUTRALITY DENIED

Paris, Nov. 25.-The note issued
by the Dutch legation explaining
that German troops were permitted
to cross the Dutch province OF Linn
burg in the interest of the Belgian
population, after agreement with ii
led representatives. the semi ofli-
cial 1Iavas agency says in auac-
curatc.
The allied representatives were
asked to inform their respective
governments of the conditions OF
the authorization to the Germans
to pass through Limburg. They cx-
pressed no opinion, the ITavas ag-
ency adds, inasmuch as they were
told OF the violation OF neutrality
Only after the Germans had entered
limburg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Scheidemann's View
SNOW FALLING TODAY
OVER OKLAHOMA AND
LARGE PART Of TEXAS

Dallas. Texas, Nov. 25.-Snow is
falling today over Oklahoma and the
Texas Panhandle and over North
western Texas. the United States
weather bureau announced here to-
day. 1t is raining over most of the
remainder of the state. The lowest
temperature is 20 degrees at ANA
rillo.
This early snow will be OF great
benefit to wheat crops, local reports
say.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Court Martial For
CoSsacks Who Arrested
Russian Syrnpathizers

Nladivostok, Nov. 25.-Thrcc
Cossack officers VINO on. Nov. Is
arrested two members OF the all
Russian directorate, Avskcntieff and
Lenzinofi, and two prominent citi-
zens OF Omsk, Argunoff and Rog-
oVSky. precipitating the change in
the all-Russian government which
made Admiral Kolchak dictator. will
b. tried by court martial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Santa Fe Signs
Compensation Pact
With Government

Washington, Nov. 25.-The rail
road administration today complet-
ed a contract with the Santa Fe
system by which the road will re-
ceive S42,S85 $40 as annual guaran-
teed compensation. This is the third
big railway system to sign the
standard contract with the govern
ment, the others being the Burling-
ton and Chicago & Northwestern.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
OFFER TO COME TO
RESCUE OF M'ADOO

Washington, Nov. 25.--A tclc-
gram signed by representatives OF
employees OF railroads operated out
OF st. Louis, received at Director
General McNdoo's Office today,
pledged the employees to give $1,000
d month as part OF the director gen
erals salary to keep him from re
firing.
1--WE are opposed to your rc>igna-
ton, said the telegram. "and are
heartily in sympathy with your lin
ancial straits
The telegram was signed bv ]. II.
Kirkland and II. J. Garrigan, repre-
senting the Wabash employees and
O +. Sumner, representing Mis-
souri, Pacific employees"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
ITALIAN TROOPS
OCCUPY CAPITAL OF
AUSTRIAL TYROL

Rome. Nov. 25.-Italian troops
occupied Innsbruck, the capital OF
Austrian Tyrol, Friday, i'll accord
ance with the terms OF the AUST
rian armistice. They also took pos
session OF Landeck, west OF Inns
bruck on the Inn river.
At Innsbruck, the German pop
ulation. although welcoming the
Italians warmly. maintained a calm
and respectful attitude.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
VILLA FOLLOWERS
WRECK TRAIN AND
FIRE VILLA AHUMADA

FL Paso, Texas, Nov. p. - Eight
Villa followers, said to have been
under command OF General Hol-
guin. attacked and set fire to Villa
Aumada. so miles south of Juarez,
early Sunday morning. after wreck
ing a southbound freight train on
the Mexico Central railway by ex
plosives, according to reliable ad-
vices here early today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
DEBS' HEARING ON
ESPIONAGE APPEAL
IS SET FOR JAN. 6

Washington, Nov. 25. Depart
ment OF justice requests to expedite
the hearing OF appeals OF Eugene v.
Debs of Indiana, Socialist leader;
lanes A. Peterson OF Minnesota and
Jacob Frohwerk OF Missouri. on
convictions of violating the espion
age law, were granted today by the
supreme court.
The hearings were set for Jan. o,
uext.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Florida Legislature Meets.

Talahasse, Fla, Nov. 25. - The
Florida legislature convened today
in special session to consider legisla-
ton prohibiting shipment of liquor
into the state after Jan. next,
when it becomes dry stabilize
labor conditions. amend the auto
mobile laws, provide farms for sol
diers and provide funds for public
institutions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
MINE SWEEPERS
CLEANING PATH
OF BRITISH SHIPS

London. Nov. 25.-A ilotilla OF
Forth this morning to clear a pas
sage to Kiel for the British squad
ron which, it is understood, will
disarm and intern the remnants OF
the German navy.
Wilhelmshaven also will be visit
ed by the squadron which, it is
reported, will comprise one battle
shin and a flotilIa of destroyers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
AUSTRIA STANDS IN
BIOL LSHEWSM PERIL,
FORMER RULER SAYS
IF FOOD AND COAL ARE
NOT SECURED WE SHALL
HAVE DISORDERS"
NO FOOD LEFT 7 IN EMPIRE
Emperor Showed No Bitterness But
Hopes Peace Will Bring Good
Fortune, Happier Days and Better
Understanding Among All.


Nlei'''a' NOV. @2'-neSlarlnS tIi''
there Is pressing need m Austria Tor
assistance from America and the
allies, former Emperor Charles OF
Nustrla-iiungary insisted yesterday
that the danger OF boISheNiSm Is
very great in his country. 1t was IN
conversation with a correspondent
OF lhe Associated Press tlat me
former sovereign told OF the peru
which IS impending.
Inc former emperor. ms Wile. ana
i've children. are at EckertNau ctS,
tIe' Nith ihem are q lc" lal'0IuI
men and women inc'uoing OGun.
Alexander ESteria@y' FORMER cn'',
ol court TO thc emperor ana n'!Il
captain SeedanN. .\n i'I'erN''" WIN
'He ioI"'er ',lp''pI ,, was t S''",,U ,.,,,,
after the rcqueNi had heen i['','-
mitted through lhc prcN,oenl Oh l"'
council OF the N'rm'n-.\u,'rIan re-
public. me correspondent was tl'n
permitted to motor some lMeIN -'NG
mics to the caHl!', NI'ICl Is "''l'I
IN the center OF ''\"'' pam "'N"''o
to farming.
Guarded by rev ooldiers'
Ecekrl,au Castle Is guarded pE 4
few soldiers, although 'nGIe ar an
scarcely any callers. Ihe hulldihS
dates from the iWeIltn century pu'
its large rooms were remodt'ica d
century ago and later handsomely
furnished, so that the c'S'C NOW "P-
pears to be merely luxurious
country place. ,,
As the Correspondent, entered 'Ie
gates he was met by CaptAIn sec
dank and conducted tnrougIha ION!
hall to the second story oi the cas-
tie, where he was received by 'ne
former emperor, Charles wore 4 gen
eral $ UNIFORM ana was 'Pi"' O'''l H.,
vigorous, but lines about ms pIue
eyes gave hint ot the stress OF re-
cent days. Tie appeared TO iecl keen
" that great tragedy ina, mas CONF com.
through the collapse OF ms empire
but he cordially greeted the CORE
pondent. The former emperor ,PoNc
first in English and then lapSed INTO
French. 49,.
Appeals to America and Ailies
81 authorize the Associated res
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
King Albert To Paris Dec. {.

PariS, Nov. 25.-kino Albert Of
Belgium will visit Paris Dec. ;. it is
announced officially He will leave
lOr Brussels carly in the evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Hungary Asks Allies
For Immediate Discussion

Basle, Nov 25.--Thc Hungarian
government has requested the allies
TO hold an immediate discussion OF
peace terms, according to reports
reaching Swiss newspapers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
BOOM TO ELECT
PERSHJNG IN 1920
is LAUNCHED

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 25.-A
campaign for the election of Cen
eral John ]. Pershing. comman-
der in chief OF the American ex-
peditionary forces in France, to
the presidency in 1920, was
launched in Ohio today by the
incorporation of "The Pershing
Republican League"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-26
Cross Christmas Roll Call
December 9-23

Let's remember our boys this Christ.
with a generous donation!
GUARANTY STATE BANK
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-13
~oBDAcENJE PRoFITov.


IL Washingtona ~porocajo: Zbor-
nicnemu davcnemu odseku, XII liz
DELUXE novo davGnO predlogO, Xxi
prinese So, 200, 5000 davka, je
bilo sporoceno, da je professionals
Wilson "a visoko obdavcenje VOL
mega profita. Predsednik je pazno
studiral Sedanji davcni sistem, XII
obdavCuje take dohodke Z osem-
desetimi odstotki. PredSednik je
" svoji majski adresi dejal, ola
predleze dokazi O vojnem prof
tarstvu, U katerih sc he da raz-
pravljati, ampak Jill je treba do
SeGi 4 davki.
"Profitarstvo, XII Sc ne more
doseci 5 pametnimi omejitvami, sc
lahko doseze Z obdavcenjem," je
dejal predsednik.
Xborni5ni davGni odsek uvazu.
ie suggestive, Ola Sc obdavci mad
profit, toda zakljucka tem oziru
Sc nj storil. Uvazevali so angleski
sE,tem in razpravljali so o MEM,
nekateri clani pa menijo, da sc
.lahko uyede boljSi sistem, XII be
dajal viSje davcne dohodke.
Nekateri pravijo, da ne zadent
davek ma vojni profit vselej pro.
fitarjev. Inano je, da zeli predsed.
mix, da sc uvede tax davek ma
vojni profit, XII doseze vse prof
tarje in obdav6i Nth profile.
SliSijo Sc GLASGOW, da pojde pred
Sednik Wilson oh casu Rampant,
"a cetrto vojno posojilo. XII st
pricne dine 2S. septembra in nehi
~. oktobra, ma pacificno obal.
GOvorili so tudi pred nedavnin
casom, da so izdelali naGrt, da $,
predsednik udelezi prihodn.j'
kampanje "a posojilo svobode il
da bodo clani in ~kongresniki 90
vorili ma raZnih shodih krizen
Zdruzenih drzav. Nekateri kon
gresniki so pismeno povabili pred
sednika. da obis6e OBJ casu kampa
ME "a posojilo svobode njih drza
We. Nacrti Sc MISC iZdelani in nj
kakor ne zele, da Sc re vnapre
razgovarjajo o predsednikovil
govorih krizem Zdruzenih draw
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-13
VZGOJA PR0LETARSKIH
OTROK.

Cele knjige, ma stotine tlankov
pc casnikih nosi gorenjemu po-
dobne naslove. Kdor bi smatral
vprasanje otroske ali Gloveske W.
goje "a konkreten pojm, bi OBJ
vsem TEN skoraj nehote vzkliknil
No, tega je pa re dovolj, zakaj O.
troci prihajajo in so vedno lie O.
troci, torej bi bila Ia "veda" re
davno lahko osnovana ma doloGe-
min stalnih pravilih, pc katerih Sc
vzgajaj mladina.
Seveda DO tako vzkliknil lie IL
sti, XII ne We, kaj je Glovek, XII he
ve,da Sc bistvo Glove6anstva izpre.
minja in razvija in da je vsak Glo-
vek samosvoja osebnost pc svojih
snoveh in tudi pc svojih psihiGnih
sestavinah in svojstvih. z drugi :
mi besedami hi to povedali, da je
vsak tlovek drugacen in da potre-
buje tudi vsak drugaGne vzgoje
III ne lie vSak posamezen clovek,
marvel tudi vsak novi rod. Oseb.
most ozirOma individualiteta posa
meznikOv kakor tudi celih rodov
in bodotih zarodov Sc izpreminja,
IN TO izpreminjanje in dispozicijo
Je treba vpostevati pri vzgoji.
kaj je vzgoja? Vzgoja je vpliva.
NE odraslih ma mladez pc doloce-
mem nacrtu. Tako bi navadno cd
govorili, te mislimo ma danaSnio
SolSko vzgojo. Vprasanje pa nasta-
ne, zee Je To zadostno "a vse prime
re vzgoje? Ali so otroci testo, IL
katerega sc da ~napraviti, kar no.
cemo, ali je Otrok nepopisan list,
HI mani pisemo, kar hoGemo? Vsak
oce in vsaka matt We domala. da
III vse tako enostavno i'm da ina
otrok re pri roiistvu mnogo kali
oziroma dispozicij "a to, kar bo IL
MEGA.
Enako kakor podedujejo otroci
po starsih lice it'd, enako podedu-
JeJo Sc mnogo drugih svojstev; ra-
yum, temperament, razposajenost
it'd. Nj je vzgoje, XII hi utegnila
IL malo nadarjenega otroka ustva.
rlti dusevnega velikana. Znano
nam je tudi, da otroci podedujejo|
pc starsih bolezni, ola so otroci nj.
Jancev navadno slabotni dusevno|
IN telesno. V prvi vrsti .je torei DO
trebno, da sc vsi tisti, XII hocejo DO.
staff starsi ali so re, zavedajo te-
ga IN so elm vestnejSi V tenn DO !
Delavstvo ina vse drupacneI
ideale nego meScanstvo
dandanes. Onemu je ideal dru !
lba, ne wee posameznik. Zahteva
nJegove razredne morale lie: so i
cut, solidarnost! Mi vpra-
Kaksne ljudi potrebujel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-13

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