davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Gpo Neip Norf farm tilialgs..

Hric Starter % 2%iteratur, for-
u t9uenbe ON be sobe gnlspninser til at
eie en- Sarm / Wiunsiota. 5ilifrip Sreo.
D. Sberman, Goom 81, State Capitol, ct.
YauI, @iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

aisb 9ans eircttc al giercr bilist
- 240 gercs i Bennington Gcuntp.
Minn. s. 9. Iprlanb. 104 Ghain'
Ter OF Commerce. NinneappIis. Riuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

Etteripprgiel. Bill 2ewis g.
W Olfas opsipe iii abresie til &. I.
Salb.n, 1880 6irit aoe., Gept 90, S.attle,
@aibinston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

Den clcr hpao Oct MI bar, men bun
moottc ie berbcn. for Inn bapoc al
orig Jet pafrcrc |pgnin9er. &c bar
gammcloogic, men DC bar iou mango,
at oct nGitcn bar iont cit Then @p.
90 oligeuel flinbc bun life fotte,
bporban Be ifilIbe riimme al Sro-
hsitninaen. @rrsict par 'loaet %
Scsic itcb ncb Scsie paa Soroernc,
aornet apnact fren,oeIcs unoer lao
tl,nae Yr, of biin life fiirlbc forltaa at
Oct firnbc boloc iig opreiit.
Set CIR III, nniaepel life Iaa nllft
nit cect Sicm, bette her" tpnfte bun
Get err bare ii gange itsrrc % gi1'
nere. ia, Sroloene bcbspcr lite
iperac cIter Eriieu Sc. ScIe ocnne
8aaroen cr 10 bare bpggct al 8ran'
bar"
Sun iaa Tolf aaa % fonme mel
lem Suicne. men bum turoe life gao
ben % ipsrsc ocm ON %eier, Rel,
ba fimoc bun fanifc blipe buben nj
at image paa Srolbenes @tao os Bin,
% iaa fom bun nof albrig ira Dem
isicn.
sSun aif inb / Sfosen igieit. Sin
ianbt iremNeIes life @eieu, % iffe
fom bun til nosen Suite. Sun sif
iom Jaa 9uuoen al Ell itor srsn Sis,
% bun tGnfte, at her fom bun I'll al
goa 90 goo, inStiI DC 9rsrale gelser
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
NEW OFFICERS FOR
NJ. f. CONFERENCE
Announcement Made of Boards
and Committees for the Ensu-
ing Conference Year.

The Wilmington Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year:
Bureau of Sessions-G. Il. Anderson,
w. l.. White. Henry z. Cannon, w. +.
Greenfield, Milton McCann and Walter
.. Hoifecker-
Board of Examiners-John L. johnson
II. z. Nichols, Milton Mccain, John J..
bunting and W. Ill. Briggs.
Conference trustees-C. t. Wyatt, j..
T. Richardson and Leolan jackson.
Managers of the Wilmington Con
ference Education Society-C. L. Pretty
man, G.. G. Williams, ID. W. Jacobs,
Walter o. Hoffecker, J. L. Taylor and
l.. b. Dennis.
Committee on Conference Relations
G.. z. Jones, f. f. Carpenter, /. Z. Smoot
and f. y. Moore.
Trustees of Wesley Collegiate Institute
F. G. MacSorley, c. L. Wyatt, T. l..
Hoffeckcr, r.. X. Stephenson, j. /; Her
son. w. l.. Gunby, G.. ". Tebo, John G.
Townsend. Jr.. Walter O. Hoffecker, Will
liam Salisbury, Harry Mayer, A. W.
Sisk. c. T. Jones, W. l.. White, Robert
Watt. W. A. Wise, r. p Nichols, J. W.
Colona, William Z. Jackson, +. l.. Grier,
+. q. Budd, :. :, Andrews, Arlcy Il.
Magee, w. +. Hoey, G. T. Anderson. Y. ;.
Collins, ". f. Corkran, W. Il. Mowbray,
+. f. Beauchamp, Orlando Harrison,
John :. Mullin. c. NJ Jones, Joseph
Mallalieu and Daniel @. Hastings.
War Council Committee. ". Colona,
W. T. Gunby, Henry Y. Cannon. G..
Layton Grier, L. L. Barrett. {. f. Wyatt,
Walter Q. Hoffecker, J. ]. Mullken, }. I.
Herson. W. o. Hurst, Orlando Harrison,
l.. Atwood Bennett, II. f. Randolph,
George White Dawson. Henry i. Scott,
]. +. Porter. W. r. Mowbrav, W. A..
Wise. Y. s. Collins and Robert Watt
Conference Centenary Commission r.
Melville Cambria. J. T. Herson, W r..
Nowbrav, ]. W. Colona. W f. Gunby,
Henry F. Cannon. G. " Tebo, W. y
Wise. W. l.. White, G, c. Williams,
Martin b. Burris. II II. Lewis, '. ;.
Collins. l.. f. Poole. " o Hurst, X. +.
Powell. n l.. Williams. Robert Watt,
III. f. Randolph. G.. p Jones, John ).
Mulin and W. III. Cole, Jr.
Conference stewards L W Laytied,
]. ". Jones, ". o. Hurst and +. ".
Jones.
Ministerial Relief Commission +.
Terry, f. J. Winder, Walter Q. Hot
fecker. r. F. Powell and John ). Mulln.
District missionary secretaries r.
Jones' Leonard White, J. w Prettyman
and ". f. Greenfield.
Official visitors W Colona and
O. T. Jones, to Dickinson College; r. \.
Stephenson and D. W Jacobs, 70 Drew
Theological Seminary; f. \. Moore and
{. T. Wyatt, to Goucher College l. |
McDougle and q. p Jones, to Morgan
College; W p Taylor and A. W Good
hand. to Princess Anne Academy; Q. +
Jones, G. c. Williams. George White
Dawson, H. T. Qulgg and +. B. Dennis,
10 Wesley Collegiate Institute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

II ann sifted -four tcaspoonful
salt, 3 teaspoonlus baking powder, J or :
Tablespoonful sirup. Tablespoonful
shorteninp. / or 2 eggs. Liquid to mix
TO "A medium batter tabout y cup; Add
the corn meal, salt sirup and cup
LIQUID 10 the hot mashed potato, place IN
double boiler and steam I'D to 3o minutes;
Add the shortening and allow to co coo
thoroughly. When cold add the we'll
beaten eggs and the -four which has been
sifted with the baking powder. Ada
lust enough more liquid, II necessary,
To make n somewhat stiff batter beat
thoroughly. place in gem pans until hall
filled. and bake % to 30 minutes III
moderately hot oven.
Potato-Peanut Loaf pint mashed
potato, l cup ground peanuts or cup
spoonful pepper, = cup milk, 2 table
spoonfuls fat, eggs. Beat the entire
mixture together and place in creased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

baking dish; set in second pan contain
ing hot water and bake in the oven until
firm. Servo with tomato sauce.
Potato Cookies cups sifted flour,
II teaspoonful salt, 2 teaspoonfuls powder,
54cup brown sugar, 3 tablespoonful
shortening, egg, well beaten, ! cup
mashed potato Cream together the
butter and sugar To this add the we'll
beaten egg and the mashed potato free
from all lumps). Beat until smooth,
then add the twice-sifted mixture of
flour salt, and baking powder. It. will
usually not be necessary TO add any
liquid. Mix until n dough is formed
stiff enough to roll Place on Toured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

invite the Womfn's Missionary Societes
IL the other churches % meet with them
IN the meeting June 4. 10 hear Mr.
Louderlough u Jersey City Dll o. hr
recent visits 70 the mission schools 81 lh"
southern mountain people and the ln-
diams
The meeting was under the direction
of group No with Mrs. Homer Barr,
chairman Mrs Barry gave encouraging
reports 81 advance 80 cducah2nal ana
h6spiial work IN Siam Mrs } y 'ra1,
ford told of the advantage 81 united
,lcnoininationa forces ia evangelical 81,
tort IN Cuba, and Miss ! ID IIalket read
an interesting story 81 work 10 Port" RIO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
POTATO A GOOD SOLDIER.
Eat Ii. Uniform and all. and Help Win
the War

Some ways To make potatoes save
wheat are rs follows:
Potato Biscuit = cups siftcd flour
| tcaspoonful salt, 3 teaspoonfuls baking
powder, 3 tablespoonfuls shortening,
| cup mashed potato. Liquid sufficient
TO mix. Sift together twice the flour,
salt and baking powder. Cut or rub into
this the cold shortening In the same
way rub into this flour mixture the mashed
potato Finally. add just enough cold
liquid to make the mass cling together.
Do not kncad. Place on Toured board,
roll until u inch thick, and cut into
rounds Place these in lightly Toured
biscuit tins and bake - to 20 minutes
in a moderately hot oven. Bake all
potato breads more slowly than those
made with flour alone
Potato-C ornmcal Mullins. i cup mssh-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

Central Presbyterian Missionary Society
Made Fine Record.

At the Womens Missionary Society
meeting 81 Central Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday afternoon reports were heard
from the Presbytcral meetings held 10
Salisbury, Md
Central Society was among thogc on
the honor roll 81 socicties having fulfilled
all conditions namely: Al pledges paid,
increased offerings and quarterly pay
rnents to the Prcsbyterial treasurer.
Acting on the suggestion of the execu-
tive committee, the soClcfy decided ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Currier will be pres
cnt at a luncheon to he given IN Parlors
A and - Of the Hotel du Pont at l2.45
o'clock Monday next All tho team cap
tains and members Of the executive com
rnitlcc of the local Red Cross are expected
To be present and plans will be considered
for the Red Cross campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

board, roll until about - incn thick cut
into rounds, and place on creased baking
sheet. Bake Is minutes in a moderately
hot oven or until delicate brown Bake
more slowly than ordinary wheat-hour
cook (
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
Letter Carriers Resign.

Postmaster English has received the
designations Of William A. Hague, mail
carrier on Rural Route No ,. and Charles
Balmer, on Rural Route No. | Efforts
are being made 10 get men 10 take their
places
The Holbrook news., 1918-07-05

For anything in the Hard ware line see Wetzler's. If.
The Holbrook news., 1918-07-05

R. s. TEEPLE, Clerk. Board of Supervisors. Navajo County. Arizona,
The Holbrook news., 1918-07-05
Friday, July 5, 1918
United States Land Office At Phoenix, Arizona
 State of Arizona

 To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the provisions of the Act of Con- gress approved June 20, 1910, (36 Stats, 557), has filed in this office it's School Indemnity Land Selections, applying to select as indemnity the lands described as follows:
 1490--O37415: In T. IA N.. R. IS E., All Sec. p.
 1492--O37417: In T. IA N, R. IS E., Lot 4 Sec. IS; Lot 4 Sec. 30.
 1493-- -O37418: In T. IA N., R. IS E.. Lots 1; 2; 8; E3; E. w. Sec. IS.
 1494--O37419: In T. IA N, R. IS E., Lots 1; 2; 3; E3 W.; FL Sec. 30.
 1495--O3742O: In T. 15 N., R. IS E., All Sec. 34.
 (All in G. 6 s. R. M. During the five weeks period of publication of this notice. or any time thereafter and before final approval and certification, this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for an d transmit the same to the General Land office.
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, May 29, 1918.
 J. l.. IRWIN,
 Register.
 SCOTT WHITE,
 Receiver. Date of first publication June ?, 1918.
The Holbrook news., 1918-07-05
Calls for Bids for Erecting and Furnishing School House

hereby given sealed proposals will received the Board of Supervisors Navajo County Arizona the 9th day of August 1918 o'clock F. M the office of said Board Supervisors Hobrook Arizona for the erection and construction School House Showow Arizona the of School Dis ict Mo- 10 of Navajo County Arizona and for furnishing and equippng the accordance with plans specifications which have heretofore been adopted by said Board Supers ors and at said time and place meeting of said Board of Super will be hed at which meeting Board of Supervisors will all sealed proposals received by and award the tract for the erection and ot said school house and for furnishing and equppng the the lowest and best responsible bidder Provided that said Board of Supervisors hereby the right to reJect and all bids submitted
 or proposals erection and construction of said school house and furnishing and the be accompanied by an unconditional certified check drawn on National State Bank in the $5OOOO payable Treasurer of Navajo County Arizona which certified check deposited by bidder shall Supervisors shall forfeited bidder shall fail to into contract and furnish bond with hereinafter provided the said Board the erection and construction of said School House the furnishing and equpng the within ten days after the award of said contract
 All checks other than from bidders shall be forthwith after the tract shall have been made
 The proposed contract between the successful bidder this Board of Supervisors shall provide for the completion said furnishing equippng the within such time be provided in the said and said Board of Supervisors will for erection construction of said school house follows
 Upon completion of onethird CD of work said Supervisors pay (-5 said price completion of wohirds O of the work said Board of Su pervsors will additional which, with the payment shall make oneha @ of the contract price, and the balance the shall be paid the completion srucon of said school house and furnishing with said contract
 The original plans and specifications for the erection furnishing said school house are on file and will be on file at M until the opening of said bids in the office of the Clerk Supervisors of Navajo County. Hobrook zona, and be exmaned of said and specifications will be furnished to interested the payment Ten Dollars 1O0O winch deposit will be said plans specifications returned good order by August 5th 1918
 The whom said contract shall be awarded by said Supervisors for the erection construction compile building and the furnishing equpping thereof will be required good sufficient of said with good and sureties give surety company bond like manner conditioned upon the faithful performance of said
 By Board of Supervisors of the County of Navajo State of Arizona made day June 1918
 JOHN A. FREEMAN
 Chairman Protem, Board of Super
 visors Navajo County, Arizona Attest:
 R. S. TEEPLE
The Holbrook news., 1918-07-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of School District No. 8 in Hol- brook, Arizona will receive bids for forty tons coal, mine run over one inch screen, to be de- liyered at school buildings in said district prior to the first day of September 1918. Such bids will be received until noon July 10th, 1918. The board re- serves the right to reject any and all bids.
 l.. D. DIVELBESS,
 Clerk of the Board. Je 28-2w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
PROC SELHALA RUSKA
REVOLUCE..

V poslednim srpnovem cislc
zname americke revue, vycha-
zcjici pode jmenem Literary
Digest, prinasi velice zajima-
YOU uvahu 0 tom, proc vlastne
selhala ruska revoluce, snad
rejlepsi dnesri amerlcky zna-
lee Ruska - DIR. E. j. Dillon.
Uvaha ia jest vlastne vynat-
KEN Z jeho knihy "The Eclipse
Of Russia" (Zatmeni Ruska) ,
ktera v nedavnych dnech vysla
v New Yorku nakladem Dura-
novym. Ze DIR. Dillon ma ne
sporne kvalifikace k pronase-
nj kritiky O Rusku, vysvita z
fakta, re po leta byl We styku
S liberalnim hnutim "a vlady
tri caru a sice jako student,
pax jake graduant dvou ru-
skych fakult a universit, jako
professor srovnavaci filologic
ma universite v Charkove, jako
autor nekolika literarnich a We
deckych del, jako dopisovatel
do dvou prednich casopisu rus
kych, jako zastupce londynske
no casopisu Daily Telegraph"
d konecne jake radce knizete
Witteho, ktery byl jeho upfim
nym pfitelem. Knlze Witte byl
jak znamo, svou dobou ruskym
ministerskym predsedou.
DR.. Dillon soudi, re Rusko
dostalo Sc do sparu anarchie
pro nedostatek sill vudcich q
|pro politickou neschopnost a
neobratnost jedne kazde re
ysech trid obyvatelstva. Pojed-
navajo predevSim o revolucio.
narich a socialnich reformato-
|rech, ma nez zde ma zapad6 ma
|vykli jsme Sc divati Sc jake na
- nihilisty, vyslovuje o Mich
smutne mineni asi temito slo-
wy
'Lide tito touzii vzdy pc
tom, ably NELL kolem sebe tridu
emancipovanych muziku, KITE
|rym chteli dodati energii, ale &
Mill to bez vSi znalosti toho, CO
je vlastne dust tridy te. Byli to
aggresivni atheiste, kteri dog
maticke negace prejimali Z dru
he ruky cd cizich spisovatelu
aniz by drive prozkoumali prs
vost uceni jejich. Kazdeho
kdo mimi pri iejich celkovt
bezzasadnosti mravni ethi
cke necistote v navycich nesol
hlasil, lined davali do klatby.'
Obraceje Sc PAX k jine tridt
llidu, zname podo jmenem Int
ligentsia, ktera sc sklada TX
vzdelancu, tvoricich pater tai
Zvanych Kadetu, piSe:
"Tato trida jsou lide doktri
mari, ohanejici Sc vypujcenym
theoriemi a prejimajici Ia spr;
vne vSe, co pochazi Z ciziny
hlavne Z Francie, jako to, &C
by bylo to udrzeti a zachran
t. Rusko. Ami dost malo neroz
umeli a nerozumi idealum /.
snaham lidu venkovskeho. d.
sve viastni politicke organise
&C neprijali ami muziky ami de
milky, ale proto prece vystoupi
Ii pojednou ma forum, ably nit
vii; "a ODE tridy lidu zminenG
no. Anglie a Francie lidem ten
verila a povazovala vSe, co z j,
jich strany vySlo, "a smerodat
Inc. Panove Mi'juko", CuCkov
Rodzianko a pratele techto b,
Ii povazovani Ia veStce a pok,
my jejich dochazely vsude ma
sledovani, tfeba Sc lid dodela
val jimi zalostnych vysledku ;
koncu, jak O tom svedectvl po
dava historic z nedavne dolby
V cele strany te stall muzov.
spravni, pOctivl q osviceni, al
nedostavalo Sc Jim politick
zkusenosti a ved.e toho ODE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
V&rna laSka
aneb BOZ o MILlONY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary

NV VscsVsesVsSsVses%soESS SsVsesSscsVScsVs@%sssVW
Bcntemps = tamto jest vase. u
lice. jdete klidne domu."
20 ia nemam ma speech - nj
kdo fla mne neceka -jsem svo
bodny! Ale, pane Senechale,
w Jste velmi bledyy"
Mcneil casu usednouti ma la
vicku. Starec sklesl k zemi. -
Mraky Sc "a minule hodiny ma
cbloze skupily a kazdou chvlli
Sc stavaly tmavsimi. Blesky Sc
mnozily a buraceni hromu sta
valo stale silnejsim a hlucnej-
sim. Dosud neprselo. Vsak nyni
pojednou, jakoby blesk byl MIRA
ky roztrhnul, pocal Sc velkou
prudkosti sypati ma zemi husty
hlucivy dest'.
Zde nemlzeme zlstati, pane
Senechale,' pravil Bontemps
mlrne.
me, opravdu ne!' vyjektal
starry pan, jemuz Sc mluveni sta
valo obtiznym. "Zustaneme-li
zde, cell promokneme!" Ia SLOW
tech snazil Sc Senechal povstati
a take Sc zvednul.j Nemohl Sc
vsak udrzeti ma nohou klesl
zret ma lavicku. Zach, nam
tax slime buseni srdce!" vyra-
Iii re sebe. "Nevidim jiz jasne,
a starci sklesla hlava ma prsa,
jako by byla re tri ctvrtin pod
riznuta. konecne svezl Sc ma o
peradlo lavicky zdalo Sc, re
nemuze odolati spanku, ktery
jej premahal. Bontemps Jim "a
lcmcoval.
"Jen dale, pane Senechale !!
Vzdyt' chcete usnouti! U dab
la!"
"Anoi-'anO!" Septal starec,
MAZE oci zavrene.
"Zmoknete jako ryba!'
Tim hure!'
"A pamatujte ma vaSl schuZ-
ku 0 pill osme hodine!"
Slova ia primela starce k no.
vemu napnuti sir. Mate prav-
du!" pravil. "Musi to byti!'
Dest' lii Sc proudem. Bon
temps ohlizel Sc ma vSechny
strany zrakoma ncpokojnymi.
Nekolik povozu jelo kolem a
koyz kocove oba ty muze videli
nabizeli Jim svych sluzeb. Bon
temps je ale vzdy odmitnul.
Zraky jeho upirali Sc pozoru
hodnou uprenosti ma jedno mi
sto. Pojednou 81 oddychnul u
rehcenim. Blizil Sc zvolna po-
voz. Koci 'byl maly hubeny muz
vyschly, osmahly, hluboko
vradlyma ocima. Bontemps S
MIN vymenil znameni a povoz
prijel k samotnemu Senechalo-
vi.
"Vezmeme povoz, otce Sene
chalet" pravil bidak. "Zavezu
vas domu. ROzumite NIP"
"Ano, rozumim -. povoz -
dcbry to napad = ano, ano!''
blabolil starec.
ia to zaplatim. Pozdeji Sc
spoiu vyrovname!' -
"Ano dObre - Ultra !" zazn6
10 to z rtu Senechalovych.
"Vstupte tedy dovnitr! =
Nzdyt' jsme tax jiz ma kost pro
mokli!"
Starec vsak jiz nemel mad sc
bon .adne vlady, lezel ma laviG
ce Jako by k nj byl byval pr
bit. Bontemps wal jej pod paze
mi pomohl mu do vozu. Zdalo
Sc, re 81 toho koci nevsima. -
DeSt' Ill Sc proudem. Kdyz Sc
! nechal ucltil podusky drozky
oprel hlavu svou ma zad upad
nuI lined v pevny spanek.
Kan. pojedeme nyni?" ia.
zal Sc Bontemps. Nedostalo sc
mn zadne odpovedi. Bidak sc
pousmal a zamrucel: Kan I?
Otec Senechal musel by byti vel
mi schytralym, kdyby to vedel.
PAX obratil sc ku kocimu ven.
ku, fka tise: "On spi a ia jsem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

v" DC pO'ISHCIII, EJCI Ill llu JCIl
lisi Sc nejen Cd lidi zapadu, ale
i cd intllektuelniho lidu ras5y
vlastni. Zpusob, jakym Sc lid
ten choval sam k sobe deli
rlu, kterym byl zachvacen v
breznovem obdobi z roku 1917
podava nezvratitelny d1kaz o
tom, re jadro ruskeho lidu ma
,chazl Sc stale jeste v primitiv-
MIN stavu DOLBY, kdy sebevlada
i V mirne forme byla prislusni-
KUN tech neb onech kmenu ne
ho narodu veci 1plne nezna-
|rnou."
ZaJlmave Sc pax rozepisuje
10 revoluci Z roku 1917, O niz
pravl, re programove byla Size
Ivelice dobre sosnovana V du-
ne, ktera Sc zasazovala O osvo
bozenl zeme 4 vlivu parasitic
byrokracie, O obmezeni moci
carovy, zrizeni parlamentar-
nj vlady a . podileni sc lidu ma
vsech vefejnych zalezitostech
" pomeru k jeho zpnsobilosti
rlcntalni j moralni, pravniky a
ucenymi pany profesory, kteri
zapomeli pfi tom ma jednu a
sice hlavni vec: ma dust lidu,
pro ktery Sc zasazovali O refor
my zminene, a ma jeho intellel;
tualni horizont. Lidu, tomu niz
kemu, neuvedomnelemu lidu
prlnaseli snusky ucenych para
grafu, CO zatim lid sam netou-
I'll po Jinem, nez ably sc mohl
zmocniti pozemku, prinaleze-
Ncich trldam slechtickym.
A tax k druhemu omylu do
Islo Z prvniho. Reformatori ne.
|myslili jinak, nez ze lidove mas
lsy Jsou dosti zdisciplinovany,
by prijaly, co Sc Jim nabizi, a
l.
oy s tim byly i spokojeny. Mo-
ment ten pOstrehli bolsevici,
kterl Sc no chopili a zap6ti
prekonali Kadety, vzavse lid
do spolecnictvi sveho. Udelali
neho prav6 takove parasity,
Jakymi byli dobou svou bvro-
kraft, tim pouze rozdilem, ze
!parasitismus jeho obratili hla-
vn6 proti tridam lidu zamozne-
no a vysoce pOstaveneho. Die
.ieho presvedceni neni proto
bolsevickem hnuti stopy po
ISklOnu ke konstruktivni nebo
IsCcialni ideji. Stopu podobnou
remohou najiti na zapade AM
ii, kdoz tam isou ctiteli a stou-
penci uceni Lenina a Trocke-
ho. Prirozcni socialismus ne
znamena mic jineho, nez orga-
IniCke uspOradani socialniho
Icelku, po kterGm vSak V boise
|vickem procesu neni nejmcnSi
Istopy. Mimo to casti lidu "a
lchazi Sc jako celkem a Sc zby
tkem, l;tery je V prevaze, hur,
nez jak MIN nakladalo "a
vlad ruznych a nejdespotictej-
Isich caru. Bolsevici potlacuji
dnes casOpisy, po svobode It's
ku neni dnes "a jejich vlady
ami pamatky, bolsevici zatyka.
j ty, kdoz byli zvoleni Ia "a.
stupce lidu a naroda a sami Pc
siluji zlocinnost, k nlz davaji
podn6t, divokosti primo az d'a-
belskou.
Mluve O budoucnOsti Ruska,
neprojevuje valnych nadejl ma
brzke usporadanl pomeru u
vnitr risi, ktera nebude moci
byti - alespon ne tax brzy -
V rozdrobenych svych castech
Ease sjednocena. Nebudou-li
stati ceste tomu jine prekaz-
ky, pax JIM jiste budou zasa-
dy narodniho sebeurceni. Pro
vybudovani statu nenl posud
stale vetSina ruskeho naroda nj
cim jinym, nez prilis surovym
materialem. Postradat who'd,