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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-15
BRANN ON MAN

The place to take the measure of a
man is not in the forum or the market
place or the amen corner, but his own
fireside. There he lays aside his mask
and you may judge whether he is imp
or angel, king or cur, hero or hum
bug. care not what the world says
whether it crowns him with bays or
pelts him with bad eggs; care not a
copper what his reputation may be;
if his babies dread his Homecoming
and his better half swallows her heart
every time she asks for a five-dollar
bill, he's fraud of the first water.
When his children rush to the front
gate to meet him and loves own sun
shine eliminates the face of his wife
when she hears his football, you take
it for granted that he is pure gold,
for his home is a heaven, and the
humbug never gets that near to the
white throne of God. He may be a
rank atheist and red-fag anarchist,
Mormon and a mug-wump, he may
bet on the election, and he may buy
votes in blocks of five and deal from
the bottom of the pack and drink beer
until he can't tell silver dollar from
circular saw, and still be infinitely
better man than the cowardly lit
tie hypocrite who is all suavity in So
ciety, yet makes his home a hell
who vents upon the helpless heads of
his wife and children the Miniature
that he would like to inflict upon his
fellowmen, but he dares not. can
forgive much in that fellow-mortal
who had rather make men than women
weep; who would rather have the hate
of the he-world than the contempt of
his wife; who would rather call an
ger to the eyes of king than fear to
the face of a child.-Brann's Icono-
clast.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-15
Catarrh and Bronchitis

Mrs. Rosa A. Kiss, 318 Clinton
Place, Kansas City, Missouri, writes:
ri was very sick with catarrh
and Bronchitis. ] also had cold
in the head. / used Peruna and an
well pleased with the, results. 1t
has done me great deal of good.
] do not need any other medicine. /
can cheerfully recommend it to any
one who is troubled with catching
cold frequently or any one who has
a chronic cough or chro tic catarrh.
Those wishing further particulars
concerning my case may write me.
Be sure to enclose a stamp and ]
will answer"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-15

had estimated as likely to be avail
able. Later it turned out that the
amount of frozen meats was thou
sands of tons above the Hoover es-
innate" The British authority may
we'll describe such results as "amaz-
ing especially as they represent
only small part of the total sacri-
fees" of the American people, who
have responded handsomely indeed in
this as we'll as in their other efforts
to win the war.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-15
THE PNEUMONIA SEASON

The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for
tho pneumonia germ. Now is the
time to be careful Pneumonia often
results frem Geld. The quicker the
cold is gotten id Of the less the dan
ger. AS soon as the first indication
of cold appears take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. As to the value Of
this preparation, ask any one who has
used it. Obtainable everywhere. (adv.)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-15

The way is still open for Congress
to attend to its own business of leg
islation.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-15

Take the birthdays, Garfield days
and meatless days out of February
and there isn't much left.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
MEXICO HELPS RED CROSS.

FL PASO, Tex, Oct. 29.-Mexlco, although neutral, was given the place of honor at the head of the Avenue of the Allies at the recent Red Cross Festival of the Allies which was held in the principal square fer the benefit of the Red Cross war fund. The Mexican booth banked that of the United States Mexican girls from the Juarez SO ciety circles sold Mexican cigar cites. serYo1 Mexican dishes and played and sang Mexican music for the crow Is on the principal festival street. On Mexican night Andres Garcia, Mexican consel-general at tended with his family and a party of leading officials of Juarez and Chihuahua City. Brig. Gen. James J. Hornbrook also attended with Mrs. Hornbrook and the Mexican consul-general and the American commanding officer sat together while reviewing the festival and parade
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29

Browning which Is being useo honoed by the people O. the United President Wilson at the direction greatest inventor or he invented bore his name uh ne believed be the finest heavy machine gun rifles fifteen years
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
REGULAR MEETING OF THE
 DOUGLAS CITY COUNCIL
 WAS HELD LAST EVENING

DOUGLAS, Oct 29.--All the City Fathers were present at the Council meeting held last night, with the ex- ception of Oliver Olson and H. E. Murray, both councilmen being out of the city.
 Work began under the head of un- finished business, the electric light contract being submitted to the elec- tric company for the following year at the old rate, with the provision that the company will furnish free light to all of the city fire halls and pump house.
 The attention of the Council was called to the defective railings of the old Ferry wharf and its present dangerous condition. The Clerk was instructed to inform the Ferry Com pany which will not doubt have a representative at the next meeting of the Council in order to arrange for a permanent lease on the city float or make repairs on the present landing place.
 Dr Sargent was appointed as per manent health officer for the City of Douglas.
 All current bills were read ant warrants ordered drawn for payment A good amount 'of coal was reported to be on hand and a sufficien amount ordered for winter use.
 No further business of an officia nature came before the Counei which adjourned to meet Monda. night 1---
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
MUCH MAIL HANDLED.

CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. 29. The post office here has handled approximately 18,000,000 pieces of mail in the last year, according to and estimate by J. E. Clark, post master. In 356 days there were S,827,865 pieces of mail sent from this office and like number are estimated to have arrived. Since October 3, 1917, 15,872 registered letters were sent from here and it is estimated three times this num- Der received.
 The postoffice is handled as are those in civil life, except that for the division soldiers are employed in the sorting and handling of mail instead of civilians.
 Today's News Today-in EmEire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
AT THE LIBERTY

DOUGLAS, Oct. 29.-For Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of this week the Liberty Theatre presents Jack Pickford and Louise Huff, sup ported by Theodore Roberts in a five-part Paramount production en titled What Money Can't Buy This is an exciting story of military action, love and frenzied finance with a transcontinental railroad as the objective. In addition to thf main feature is Mack Sennett com edy in which appear Slim Summer vile. Robbie Dunn and Peggy Pearc' in most laughable farce entitled Villa, of the Movies"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
NEW ENGINE COMING

DOUGLAS, Oct. 29.1John Haho, captain of the launch Pheasant, has ordered new 9 horse power Acme marine engine which will be installed in the mail boat in place of the 16
 horse power Eastern Standard which has proven too light to make the regular mail run Captain Haho was negotiating for the launch Tillicum this morning to take his regular mai run and will have to depend on an
 other boat to fill his mail contract until he can get his engine installed
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
FOOT. IS BRUISED

TREADELL, Oct. 29. - Harold Michaels, assistant to the Treadwell wharfinger, had his foot badly bruls ed yesterday while discharging some freight for the Alaska-Juneau. The injured limb was promptly treated and no bones were found to be brok- -en. He expects to be at his work again within a few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29

relatives living in the Old Country. Axel Kronquist stated this morning that word had recently been received from the father of the deceased. L.. s. Ferris has charge of the remains and friends of Koski or relatives will confer with him as to the funeral ar engagements.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
HAYNES NOTES

HAYNES, Oct. 20.-The Fourth Liberty Loan drive. closed at Halnes Friday evening with $S,00O.
 The school children of Haines since the beginning of the war, have subscribed for Liberty Bonds ana purchased War Saving Stamps and Thrift Stamps to the amount Of $l' 112.25, the number of scholars en rolled being 35.
 The net proceeds of an entertain ment amounted to $44.25, which VIII be expended for the benefit or the Junior Red Cross, and purchasing a large flag for the public school.
 Mrs. Jack Bender and daughter Anita. left on the Humboldt for Sc attle where they expect to spend the Winter.
 Mrs. Garside, mother of Miss Flor ence Garside, is leaving on the Cit! of Seattle for the States, where she
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
JOHN KosKI PASSES ON

DOUGLAS, Oct. 29.-John Koski, the Treadwell ditch tender who sue ceeded Neil McCush about two years ago, passed on last night from tu- berculosis after being in St. Ann's Hospital for about six weeks. Koski was an old resident of the Island and from what can be learned, has
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
MCLEOD RETURNS

DOUGLAS, Oct. 29.-H. D. Nc Leod, father of Mrs. P. D. Mcken zie, who has been out in his launch for the past two weeks, returned to port last night The remains of F. D Mckenzie have been held until the arrival of Mr. McLeon and the fun eral arrangements can now be defi nitely set.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
MAY SALVAGE RAIDER.

PARPEETE, Tahiti, Sept. 30 (By MaiD An effort will be made to ascertain the condition of the See adler. the vessel captured by the Germans and converted into sea raider. The vessel was sunk on the island of Mopelia, 300 miles from here. Agents representing the original American owners of the SeeadIer recently left for Moralia to inspect the wreck and ascertain i< it is worth salvaging. Native re- ports are to the effect that the hull is not badly damaged and that it will be possible to rebuild the ship,
 mrrrr rMpIREsa elaeefNcds nav.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29

Today's News Today-in EmTire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
RED CROSS TOMORROW

DOUGLAS, Oct. 29.-Tomorrow af ternoon is the regular meeting day of the local chapter of Red Cross and all members are requested to be on hand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29
Union No. l53, Western Federation of Miners, En- dorSc Charles A. Sulzer for Reelection
 As Delegate to Congress


  by the Sulr Miners Ono M held at the Jumbo Mine Prince Alaska, Ocober cnd late for reelection to the once o D romA  
 the es0uare deal n al
 of of in winning and others "ho controov the O. National by devoted attention to all communcatons
  of FARMERS and the LAboRNU Alaskn individually as well as col @4 x, . whoeheaediy patriotic in s ai Be suzer Miners Union Mo- 5s ; a or f M do to do all who beandde ciize  Federal nofM MnersJu 5, Kechikan Alaska
 Pesiden
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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-10-29

will remain for short time and the return to Haines, again to be with her daughter.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

strank IA ilravnanje, kakor je reGeno V predleze-
Gem. odklonitev posredovanja ali predlolitev IA
poravnavo vkljucuje .amovoljni pritisk, in vsi ma
rodl bodo rSled teag smairali zadevo "a svojo i'm
prodlole NSako zadevo titocO sc dyeh, treh ali wee
sc posluzili vseh sredStev XII Jim bodo ma razpola.
90, gospodarskih ali militaristiGnih, prot TAXI dr.
zavi ali drzavam, XII hi odklonile posredovanie ali
III hi poskuSale krSiti naGelo miru.
Toda odkrito sprejetje pravil in odlokov mad
narodne oblaSti vkljucuje pOpolno demokratizi-
range VSeh drzav; odstranJenje vseh posredoval-
nth faktorjev, XII so bill do sedaj in so imeli pra
vico izbirati med mirom in vojno; vzdrzavanjc ali
uStanovitev postavodaj temeljece ma izvolitvi po-
tom n~ajviSjih pravic ljudstva; odprava taine di.
plomacije Z nadome,titvijo uprave IA zumanie "a.
deve pod nadzorStvom populaInih poStavodaj in
obJave vSeh pogodb, katere ne smejo biti nikdar
V protiSlovju : Sporazumom l.ige narodov, 4 abSo-
iutno odgovornostjo Wade in zlasti zunanjega mi
niStra v,ake dezele Svoii po>tavodaji.
Sdmo ma Ia natin bo mogoce izvesti odkriio
opuStitev vSakovrStnega imperializma. Temeljcca
MA SplOSni demokraciji, Y svetu, kjer DO mednarod-
ma garancija proti napadom zaiamGena, no I.iga
ndrodov Y Stanju doScGi popolno iztrebljenje sill
kot Sredstva Ia reSevanie m,dnarodnih razlik.
Da pripravi liga narodov Ia soglaSno odpravo
pristine vojaSke Sluzbe Y vsch dezelah. mora pod
vzeti prve kOrake "a prepoved novcga oboroze-
NamJa ma suhem in ma morju i'll IA skupno %omejitev
obstojecc oborozbe, : cmer Sc liudstv va obremenju-
je. kakor tudi "a kontrolo vojnih izdelkov in IL
Nedbo taklh dogovorov. u katerih Sc pozncie SpO.
raIume. Da Sc popolnoma odpravi profit, XII je Y
wen : pridelovanjem voinega materiiala, in ka-
tcrega interest leze Vedno Y vojnem straSilu in pro-
greSivni tekmi Y pripravljanju "a vojno, inaio ia
materijal prevzeti V svoie reziie Wade.
Narodi. oborozeni edino "a samoobrambo in
"a tako akcijo, IA kakrsno Jill morda Liga marc
dov pokliGe Y boiu IA obrambo medina rodnih pra-
vie. bodo lahko. pod mednarodno komtrolo ustva-
rii prostovoljno izvczbano silo, ali pa organizirali
IA obrambo YES narod brez profeSionelne armada
"a da ljSo dobo voiaSke sluzbe.
Ia bodo Ia naGela izdatna, iziavlja medzavcZ-
niSka konferenca, da morajo biti pravila. ma
podlagi katerih DO Iiga narodov ustanovljcna.
rklJutena Y pogodbo miru in Ola bodo V naprei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
BUKARESKI MIR.

Nevarnost IA evropski mir JIG bila V Gasi dru-
&c balkanske vojnc velikanska. Ma Dunaju So
h~uJSKall' ola mai avstriiska armada udari ma no
Nopazarski sandzak in prekoraGi Savo.
Gin hi sc bio to zgodilo, hi bila vzplamtcla
visa Europa i'll sedanja vojna hi bila &c takrat W.
dlNJaIa. Ia tax boj pa oficielna Avstriia vcndar 50
III lmela korajze. Niena vedno zahrbtna politika
'c zela ma Balkanu nepricakovane, ali meizogibnc
sadove.
BolsarSka, naScuvana V obupno vojno, jc bila
prepuscena sama sebi, priGakovane avstritske po-
moci hi bio, skoraj vse, kar je V text vojni :
TurciJo pridobila. ie bio zopet izgubljeno. Boil
garska je postala zrtev avstrijske hujskarije i'm
heodkrltosrcnosti Avstrijski lazi o srbskih pora-
zh MISC mogle odSkodovati Bolgarske IA njene We
ike izgube.
Medtem pa je izgubila Avstrija, kakor ti>ti
MOI, XII je hotel sedeti ma dveh stoleh, svoi vpliv Y
Rumuniji. Ia je bila dotlej tina zaveznica Avstri-
Je in Nemciie Ali navidezno duns isko protezi-
ranJe Ferdinanda je razvnelO sovraStvo do Avstri-
Je tudi ma Rumunskem. V Bukarestu so neprc-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

sko SO .AvStriii Silno kvarili apetit. Nedvomno ic.
da je dunaj,ka diplomaciia naporno vplivala ma
Ferdinanda koburzana in iezuitsko i~zrabljala
njegovo goroStasno castihlepnost, XII mu ie prica-
ravala SAME o balkanskem carstvu in o nasledstvu
Simeona Nelikcga.
Doenano je, da sc JIG bolgarska vlada trudila
"a ohranitcv miru. Tudi Pasicevo minist rstvo 81 ic
prizadovalo Y tel Smcri. Bio ie re skoraj gotovo.
da Sprejmc,a ODE drzavi petrogradsko posredo
Vanje.
Av>trija ST ie nanrdovala. Oglski minis,rski
predsednik grOf Tisza JIG V budimpeStanskem par
iamentu avStrijski parliament namrec kakor nd
vadno Y Vaznih dobah ri zboroval - razlaga sta
hSce avstrijskc skupne Wade: "NiG Sc ne vmesa-
,a'i y halkanske spore! &c imajo balkanske drza-
g" EakSnc prepire. mai napravijo same, kar znaio;
&c sc hoccJo StepSti, maj sc stepo."
Maj sc >tepo, to jc bila zelja av>triiskc Wade.
/ato nj sauna hotcla poSredovati IA mir. cato ic
>IScrirala Balkancem, mai tudi ruskeea posredo-
'anJa ne Sprcjmo. Men racun jc bill la. da zmaga
y novi vojni Bolgarska, da DO Srbija pobita in
N!,rc"na, Bolgarska pa da 30 morala oddati kos
>voic zcmljc Rumuniji.
In a>strlj>ka zclja. da Sc ponesrcci mir, St ic
'zDo!nila. Tisto noe, ko je bilo takorekot gotovo.
ia S%preJmejO Y Belgradu in Y Sofiji posredovanic.
80 Oh Brcgalnici pocile puske. Bolgarska vlada ic
bila sauna presenecena; ukazala je svoii vojski, mai
ncmudoma ustavi boz ali bilo je prepozno. Proti
nlem wolff sc je pricela vOina preko niene glave
Jc koburzan ukazal napad. I'm Koburzan ic BIZ
orodjc AvStrije.
lie uSpeh nj bill tax, kakor 81 "a ic zelcla Ay-
NirlJa. Srbija nj bila pobita, temveG Sc je Sc pray
|n.tno p~ovecala. BolgarSka pa je bila stisniena od
NSh Stranl: cd zapada III jugozapada so io napa-
dali Srbi, Crnogorci in Grki, cd severa jc prodrla
rnmunska armada. cd iugovzhoda ie prijahala
turSka kavalerija V Odrin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

2Iednc mnozice demonstrirale pred avstrijskim
poSIaniStvom; pc bukareSkih ulicah so odmevali
gromoviti klici: Dol y perfidno Avstrijo!' In
habsbursko cesarstvo je izgubilo edinega priiate-
ia, ki ga je Sc imelo ma Balkanu.
No je bila nesreCna Bolgarska VISA izCrpana
IN V nevarnosti, da prijala sovraznik V Sofijo, Sc
jc V Bukarestu seSla mirovna konferenca in DO
razmeroma kratkih razpravah Sc ie sklenil buka-
reSki mir. PogOji so bill trdi "a Bolgarsko. Vsi
~priJatelli bolgarskega naroda so obzaIovali ME
eovo kataStrofO. TOda edino sprejetje bukareSke
pogodbe je mogIo zagotOviti mir.
Tedaj Sc je AvStrija zopet oglasiIa proti
miru. Ona in Russia sta bill edini DRAW, XII sta
81 ~pridrzali "reviziio'- to Sc pravi izpremembo
1ukarcSkega miru. Dcbelo p%rijateljstv ic vladaIo
nekaj casa med AvStrijo in carsko RuSijo, XII sta
81 bill pc ~znacaju svoje politike itak najbolj So
rodni. Ali kmalu je minilo.
Russia je umaknila svoj pridrzek, in ma Du-
naju 80 zagodrnjali. Mako lepo hi bilo to. 4 Ru-
siio akupai skaliti mir in izvesti rop ma Balkanu!
Maj hi Y bozjem imenu Russia kaj pokradla ma
vzhodu. &c hi lie Avstriiia sporazumno ; Scvcrnim
mcdvedom pomendrala Srbijo in 81 odprla pot
: Solun,
Tudi ia racun Sc je izjalovil, in Avstriia. 3
>voio zahrbtnostjo osamljcna, ic morala vtakniti
Svui protest V yep.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
MAI Sc TEPO!

frNa balkanSka Vojna Sc jc konGala. Odrin
Ic padel Y rokc Holgarom. III 50 ga bill oblegali :
Srt,ko pmocjo: Skadcr 50 zavzeli Crnoporri Po-
izkusi TurGije, Y katcri jc bill start kiamil pasa
podlegel fanatiCnemu tcmpcramcntu Enver beoa.
ola bi pripravila svojo vojSko do ofenzive pri Ca
taldA, so Sc poneSrccili. TurGiia jc podpisala lon
donski mir.
Medtem sc ic pc,labSalo razmcrjc med Srbiio
i'll BolgarSko. Tudi GrSka, XII jc pridobiTa vcliko
rec ozcmlla, ncgo hi bila mogla priCakovati DO
merllu SNoJlh lSpchov in pomoci, XII So jo zaycZni-
III incl od ME, 81 ic zazelela Sc wee in hi hiIa rada
profltlraia ma ratun HolgarSkc. Ia pa ic bila \
Stiski tudi zaradi Rmnuniic. XII jc zc cd zaGctka
balkanske voine zahtevaIa kos bolgar,kc zemlic
kot "odskodnino' IA to, ker ST jc Bolgarska povc.
Gala V Traciji in Macedonia.
Med Srbijo in BolgarSko je bill dogovor. da
SpreJmeta razSodiSce ruskega carja. cc ne do>cZcta
Sporazuma. Tako poSredovanje Y kakrSnikoIi
obilkl, bodhi direktno razsodisGc ali pa konfercn-
ga balkanskih ministrskih predsednikov Y Pciro-
%radu, bl bllo lahko zavarovalo mir ma Balkanu.
XII so ga zelele ve velesilc.
Ena vlada pa je bila, XII 81 ga nj zclela Av-
strijska! Ma Dunaju so komaj cakali. da :; pla.
neJo zavezniki V lase; hotcli so, da hi balkanski
narodl Sc boil ~oslabeli, da hi izkrvaveli in da hi Sc
polenA ~dnnaIska roparSka diplomacija lahko l.
nIhhi i@raIa kakor hrlt'tova hci : priilikavccm
kmetom.
~ Idud u H'pGcncnOma mi rlgll;la:
V NSeh balkanSkih Splctkah so bill njcni prsti Az.
SirlJa Je ~podpiraIa Rumumijo, obcncm jc proic5i.
rala BolgarSko. Lagala pa jc vsepov.od. vsc ic
hotela voditi IA nos in uvcljavljati jc hoicla ma
balkanu tisto podlo politiko, XII jo vcdi YES Gay
donna Prepreciti Slogo in Sporazum. naSruyati M
rod proti narodu, drzavo proti DRAW.
frva balkanska zvcza jc bila AvStriii ma ihuiSi
irn V peii. Cctudi 10 Sc nj bila taxa wen. kakrsno
]ah,cvaJo balkan,ki socialist, jc vendar pomcnila
vellk naprcdck. Sporazumnc balkanskc drzavc.
katerlm Sc ne hi bilo trcba bait vzajemuih kon
flktov. bi So bile 4 zdruzcnim dclom lahko gospo-
darSko in kulturno razyilc ter rcSilc tujcga av-
StrlJSkcga III ruskega vpiiva. MogoCc hi bilo. da
III Sc b'la wen pridruzila tudi TurGija i'm Albania.
IN tako hi bill vsi balkan,ki narcdi dobili podIapo
IA mirho delo in IA preporod in naprcdek.
PRAY tega pa AvStrija nj hotela. Naibolj 10
Je bodel napredek Srbije V oGi. Namesto da hi
bila Svojim jugoslovanskim narodom omogocila
SVobodno pollticno ~zivljenje ter gospodarski raz-
NoJ. pa . TEN pokazala, Ola sc il nj treba bait TEX
movanJa Srbije, 81 je vtepla V glavo. ola mora bti
Srbija p%onizana in ukrocena.
NaJprej je mislila to doseGi 2 bolgarsko krvio.
Poizkusi posredovanja med Srbijo in Bolgar-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

in kapitaliSticni impcrializem. Xmaga medZavez-
niSke moti mora biti zmaga popularme >vobode "a
zedinjenje, neodviSnost in avtonomijo narodov Y
miroliubni federaciji Zedinienih drzav Europe in
vSega SVeta.'
II. Svet mora postati warren "a demokracijo.
2-karkoli je zc bill cilj, radi katcrcga sc je
zatcla vojna, temelini namen medzavezniSke kon-
ference Y podpiranju nadaljevanja tc borbe j., da
DO svct warren Ia demokracijo.
lzmed vseh pogoiev "a ljudstvo vSega sveta
nj nobeden vaznclSi cd tega, da sc odpraVijo ' bO-
doGc vSe Vojne.
kdorkoi zmaga, ljud>tvo hi izgubilo, ako sc
ne uNcdc mednarOdni SiStem, XII mai preprcGi vojnc.
kaj mai pomaga izjava, da ina ljudstvo pravico
odlodati o Svoji uSodi, ce jc pa prepuSteno ma mi
lost in nemiloSt novim krSltvam in nj zavarovano
potion enc oblaSti, XII maj stoji mad narodi! To pa
he more biti nObena druga OblaSt, kakor liga ma
rodov. V kateri ne hi bill vkliuceni lc >cdanii vol
skujoci Sc narodi, ampak tudi vsak drug neodvi-
sen narod.
Ustava take lise narodov |vkljutuje t~akojSnjc
vpOStavljenje mednarodncga viSjega SodiSGa, ne
Same Ia uraynavanje Sporekov med dlIavami, am
pax tudi ~takojSno in izdatno po>redovanie med
emo in drugo drzavo Y zadcvah, Hi 50 vaznc L OH
rom ma intereSe in presto takih drzav.
Pod nadzorslvom lige naro,loy bo tndi mogo-
&c slisati nasvete ljudster L namenom. da Sc orga-
n~izirajo "a samoodloGevanic. Ia SploSna pravica
more priti do ~veljave lie potom SploSnega glaso
vanja. Iiga narOdov Una uStanoViti poSlovanjc "a
mednarodni pravorck, doloGiti naGiu, potion kate
rega Sc ina vzdrzevati Svoboda in varnoSt IA NO-
ltve, re>tavriranjc p%olitiGnih pravic pocdinccN,
katere jim ie Sila in podjarmljenje odvzela, daljc
ina CdStraniti vSak poizkuS Y zvezi > poSluzcva
MEM pritiska ali k~orupcije in %prcprcGi,i vSakc ma
daljnc reprize. lStotako bo potrebnu l>tmoviti
mednarodno po>taVodajo, Y kateri bodo imcli >,o-
Je doiocene praNice za,topniki vSeh ciyilizirauih
drzav, in Z energitnim pritiSkom delati naprci ko-
rak "a korakom IA razvoi mednarodne poStayo
daje, sporazumno in dcfiui,ivuo vczot Stevilnc dr.
zave ma Skupne intereSc.
Potom Svetanega soglaSanja Nseh drzav i'm
lJudS,ev, ki 80 bill vpraSani "a >vct, sc z~avezcjo. da