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The Washington herald., 1918-12-03
FOOD ADMINISTRATORS URGE
CONTINUED CONSERVATIO
Stand by for the Final Undertaking" Is
gan Recommended by Hoover and
Adopted by Local Co-Workers.

the United States Food Admini<tra-
ton an unexampled success. NJ.
HoOver's appeal TO the individual con-
science and viii has been amazingly
justified. Shall we now prove our
selves equsl 20 the last and greatest
effortg''
Two meetings will be held tonight
to consider Americas duty a. this
crisis. The first OF these at Central
High School at O'Clock will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Raymond Lyman VIII
bur, president Of Leland Stanford Uni
versity. Ernest L Thurston will pre-
side and extracts from Herbert
Hoover's message will be read by
Clarence r. Wilson. local Food Ad-
ministrator-
Mile. Noetingcr. OF Alsace. will tel
Of the need for food conservation. Mrs-.
Flora McGiH Keefer will sing the na
tionsl anthem OF France and MSrtill
Richardson. OF the Royal Opera 4
Florence. Italy. will render the ItaisI
national anthem
John r. Mum 90 speaH-
John r. Mum. Of the United States
Food Administration. will speak at a
second meeting at Dunbar High
School Roscoe Conlllin Bruce, assis-
tant superintendent OF public schools.
will preside. Rev. Daniel Nioeman
will read the message Of Herbert
Hoover and Emmet Scott. Assistan 4
Secretary Of War, will read select pms
from the Presidents Peace AessaaS
A wonaan's rally viii be held Wed
nesday. December 4 at O'Clock, al
Central High School. Among the
speakers will be Miss Sophia Carey.
representative Of the London Land
Council. and Robert Wilton. corre-
spondent Of the London Times Ia
PetroErad.
A meeting Of the Food Council IN
the District Building viii be held,
Friday night at the District BuildinE.'
Mile. Saint Rene Taillaindier and II.
Alexander Smith. Of the United States
Food Administration. will be the prin-
cipal speakers.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03
Watch the Little Pimples
They Are Natures Warning

ders. And the one remedy which has
no equal as a purifier is 5. 5. s. the
purely vegetable blood med dicine.
which has been on the market for
more than fifty years. II is sold by
druggists everywhere
II you are afflicted with any form
Of skin disease. do not expect 10 "
cured by lotions. ointments, salvesl
and other local remedies. as icy
cannot possibly reach the sourcN
the trouble. which is In the blood
Begin taking $. :. :. today, and
write a complete history Of you2
case to our chief medical adviser who
will give you special instructions.
without charge. Write at 0nCr 70
Swift Specific Co. al Swift Ish7ra-
tory, Atlanta, Ga--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Stand by for the final undertak-
ing is the slogan OF the remaining
five days in the seven days OF in
tense food conservation officially des-
ignated as food conservation week
for world relief"
This slogan was left by Herbert
Hoover. Federal Food Administrator,
with his co-workers in the Food Ad-
ministration when he sailed for Eu-
rope.
Meetings Of fraternal and other or
ganizations throughout the country
began TO save food yesterday. They
also met 10 urge on the saving. The
need for fuifllmcnt OF Americas food
pledge for this year OF 2o.OoO, 600 tons
practically the limit OF the loading
capacity at our ports-wiu be dwelt
on, according to Food Administra-
ton authorities.
Food conservation plscards bloomed
in most Of the shops Throughout the
city yesterday. also. Approximately
1900 large painted signs and road
signs have been placed throughout
the whole United States Many of
these signs are placed within the Dis
trict.
The following is part OF a mes
sage which was sent yesterday TO all
the food administrations Of the coun-
try:
You have been asked by AR.
Hoover and by your Federal food
administrator TO direct conservation
week for world relief in your COM
munity.
Want AlI'te Realize Problem.
Your task is to carry home 10
every household a realization OF this
problem-its enormous weight. its
overwhelming necessity. its incalcul-
able effect on the future OF the
world-so the whole people may enter
heartily. willingly. intelligently on this
enterprise-for winning the world TO
peace and to order.
The people OF America have made
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
THE DRONEs.
BY John Kendrick Bangs.

THE DRONES.
When I see folks with naught to do
And think of things that must be
done
To help to pull this old world through
And put the Devil on the run.
1t seems to me that truly I
Would rather be a worm or fly,
And busy keep as each one does
! In an eternal sduirm or buzz
Than yield myself up To- the stress
OF self-pitying idleness.
tCopsrikht. l9,A1
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03
What Do You Want?

EDDIE Rkenbacher American arhero. he doesn't
any more auoacng or highlying for time o
HIS greatest ambition right says travel across the
continent by muepower speed exceed five miles
hour
Contrasts always he min OF
Most o us want to be what but not
As rule be are but somewhere else
gathering "the green HILL away"
Few OF satisfied with present achievements and
OF feel the of higher atainments
Ii the OF the divine run awav from it
All the preachers of standpatsm the can't kill it,
II is irresistible force.
But 1t needn't make neghbor do anything
Electricity these directed to
great
So the divine unrest be made
outlets OF beneficial achievement.
There's plenty change variety opportunity the
world today.
You find what you looking for.
America rich in suggestions programs
adjustment period
eyeral
which the British utand Germans have
been giving the ghost, SC speak
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

MY wife is trying to teach me to
/ knit"
so is mine, but have rebelled.
There's about as much to be gained
! by trying to teach the average man
/ to knit as trying to teach the aver
age woman to sharpen lead pencils -
l-Washington Star.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03
G. P. o. NEWS NOTES

, inson's boy died in a training camp
of pneumonia. and Mrs. Robinson con-
tracted the disease while nursing the
boy and died after returning to the
home in Washington. Mr. Robinson
has the sympathy of his many friends
In his bereavement. who hope for his
early recovery and return to work.
William w. Taylor foreman in
charge of the Ruling and Sewing sec
| ton. has two sons, both in the service.
William Waverley. jr., is now com
/ pleting his course as flier at Memphis
| Tenn. and expects TO win his COM
mission as lieutenant before Christ
mas. The youngest son. Raymond is
corporal in the S. A. T. c. at George
| Washington University, and will
! shortly be mustered out OF service.
| MIR. Taylor has been employed in the
G. p. o. or its branches for more than
thirty years and looks good for thirty
more.
In the Ruling section a gold star has
| been placed on the service flag in
, honor of Private Aubrey A. Mayo. who
died of pneumonia at Camp Sheridan.
| Ala. Bro. Mayo was a paper ruler
| from Newport News, Va. but had
/ been employed in the G. p. o. for
some time prior to his entry into the
army. He was a member of the Book
binders Local. No. 4, and will surely
be missed at his old machine, the
/ double decker.
Business of importance is to be trans
acted by the bookbinders of Local No.
tonight at s o'clock at Typographi-
cal Temple.
| Mrs. Annie Hermann Moran, OF Bal
| timore, is the guest, since Thanks
giving, of the family of Ernest p.
Knapp. of the Night Proof force. at
his home in Rock Creek Church road.
d. E. Arnett, of the Night Linotype
section. reports that Mrs. Arnett and
! two children are visiting the home of
| her parents in Eastman. Ga, and will
probably remain there all winter.
Charles D. Glass. of the Proofroom,
! has been confined to his home in
MARYLAND avenue northeast for a
couple of weeks with sciatica-
Monotype section, is on leave. visit
ing her old home at Auburn. n. Y.
Howard S. Slater. helper in the
Linotype section, has been of several
days hunting partridges and rabbits
in Howard County. Nd.
Wilmer s. Stanford, an old employe
of the Government Printing Office.
now working in the Document section.
is laid up at his home in Conduit
road.
Charles C. Colson, George F. Miller,
/ William II. Standenmayer. and Wal
ter w. Winnie. of the Pressroom,
have been detailed as pressmen in
| charge.
Makeup Thomas G. Daley. of the
Document section, is enjoying twelve
days leave.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

you didn't get much applause, -
said the manager of the op'ry house.
'I no longer ask for applause" :"
said Mr.. Stormington Barnes. so
many people ACCUSE me of murder
ing Hamlet thsS I'm thankful for a
mere alibi. washington Star
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

After coming in from a twenty
mile hike the officer in command
of a negro company said. before
dismissing them. Il want all the
men who are too tired to take an
other hike. to take two PAGES for
ward"
All stepped forward except one
big husky six-footer. Noticing him,
the officer said, We'll. johnson,
ready for twenty miles more7"
me. ssh,' replied johnson, "Ah'm
too tired TO even take dem two
steps.--Everybody' MAKaxine.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Joseph c. Sewers, deskman in the
Document section, is spending sixty
days leave on his farm at Ana, ILL.,,
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Makeup Thomas G. Daley. of the
Document section. is enjoying twelve
days leave.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Charles C. Colson, George F. Miller,
William II. Standenmayer. and Wal
ter w. Winnie. of the Pressroom.
have been detailed as pressmen in
charge.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

w. Fl. McKimmie. 700 Jefferson
street. Brightwood, formerly a help
er in the Linotype section. is re-
ported killed in action in France.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Joseph c. Kaufman, veteran of
the civil war and the Spess section,
has been laid up for quite a long
paralysis.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Miss Teresa Mcdonald, of the
Monotype section, is detailed as a
proofreader.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Arthur w. Emory, proofreader, is
confined to his home. S11 Sixth
street northeast, with rheumatism.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

William II. Wright. of the Limo
type. day, section, has been off sew
eral days sick.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

]. Roland Sherman. of the Job
room. is using thirty days payIess
leave to recuperate from a recent
Illness
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Frank T. Quigley. makeup in the
Y division of the Document section.
spent Thanksgiving in Brooklyn. N.
Y, his former home.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

America rich, in suggestions and programs for
adjustment period.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Moses Bretzfelder, of the Press
room. has been off two or three days
sick.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Mrs. Mary H. Atwell, of the. Bind
cry force, has been confined to her
home for some time with Illness.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

]. X. Dawson. compositor in the
Document section. has been sick for
more than a month at his home in
Congress Heights. Mrs. Dawson
also Is very sick.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

George w. Robinson, maker-up in
the Y section of the Document room,
suffered a nervous breakdown be-
cause OF the loss of his wife and son,
and has gone to Michigan to visit his
! brother and another son. Mr.. Rob-
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

o. c. Boteler, recording secretary,
announces that the Document Relief
Association meets this afternoon In
the Hand section at 4:30.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

The Linotype Relief Association
will hold a meeting in the Linotype
section tonight at lunch time.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-03

Wilmer s. Stanford, an old employe
of the Government Printing Office
now working in the Document section,
is laid up at his home in Conduit
road.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Use Je bio srecno, zelo sreGno. dokler nj;
sodrug Reuter- powell besede. Ma kratko 10 o,n,-
a! to Stanje z izrazom 'Zacetek konca stranke ,
Nsaha znaga Je~za mas poraz, vsakdo med ma.
mi DO Sc incl priliko, ola Sc DO jokal zaradi M.
Sih zinag.
Nedvomljivo je shod pokazal svoio slabo
volJo, ko sc je z odra zaslSal medklic:
"Tako mislis I'll sam in nihGe drupi ma sve-
III me-"
"Tako je," je zadonelo z vseh strani.
Ia sedaJ Je nadaljeval sodrug Renter.
1e ma moJi strani Sc n~ajveeji in najodlo6neis i
he"Ski ii' stranke v novem svetu. Mice mai mi
lie pfihaJa z ugovorom, da ne poznajo sodruei
ohSIrah mora nash razmer. SCdrugi okrog new
!orske olkszeitung" poznajo prav dobro men,
sko kulturo in prusko p~oliciisko sablio k; ;ib
Je ptegnala cd donna in IL domoyine.
40 Je sodrug Reuter- Sc preGital uvodni ola
mex IL |orwaertsa", je dejal drzavnozborski
poslanec V svoiem zakljuGnem govoru:
.Iaklh cudakoy, kakrSen je predgovorn;k
ae D!lo vedno, in nasli Sc bodo tudi vedno Indie
M Nsc bolJe vedo in imajo radi, da Sc goyori q
WIN. .redhlstvo newyorske ''VOlkszeitung" ic
u'iee J." ia Varhem. ' nevarnOsti nj New York,
ahpak nasa nemSka domovina. Nase sociolne
pridobitve in naSo nemSko kulturo 10 troha ,a
roVati pred rusko nekulturo in samovolinostio
>saN Korak Je bill dobrO preudarjen. DrugaGe nj.
sino mogll, kakor tako kot smo vedno naplasai
"NoJc uohoVlne nlsmo pustili V Gasu neyarnosti
I'D ceiiiu' Ce hi bill kot voditelji drugaee raw
nan bl mas bila mnozica odpihnila kakor vibar
sc "lKdar, odkar obstoji stranka, nj bill sporazu,,
ned vodiielJi in maso tesnejSi, enotnost trdneisa
In Stranka mOGnejSa."
"aJ m masa niti slutila, kaj Sc je odigralo ma
t e1a u'zavno%norske %frakcije kratko pred in po-
'em po 4. avgustu. OBJ viharnem odobravaniu 10
posl"hec zapustil dvOrano. Videl sem ga Sonot
seie 'leseca aprila 1916, ko ga jc mnozico. vsto.
pivsega V neko drugo dvorano, spreiela p besedo.
iii izdaJalee!', observation-disclosures ..Vladn;
trabantl' in s podobnimi imeni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

sodrdgi razSli, prepricani, da so pred mimi uSO-
depo;ne ure, Ola zahteva mas program, da smo m
strait in da izpolni vsakdo svojo dolznost.
Ve6ji shodi so bill nameravani "a prihodnjo
nedeljO. Bila maj bi velika revija ponosne nem-
s;e proletarske armada, zugajoce svarilo ma Ego
raj. Igodaj V nedeljo zjutraj smo Sc podali V no.
trarie mesto, kjer je bilo zborovalisce. Komaj
SmO bill blizu shajalisca, ko so nam prisli re Off
eielni pridusevalei stranke hropeGi in spoteni ma
sproti: ''Vrnite Sc, "a bozjo voljo, vrnite SCI Use
je pri kraju. Vrata dvorane so zaklenjena, shol
Je prepovedan. V vOinem stanju zivimo.'
Nobene9a zandarja, sploh nobenega cloveka
V uniforml nj bio videti. lie naSa fastna stran-
karsVG pollciJa le bila ma tenn, Ola mas demobili-
zira. ker mas je kajzer mohiliziral.
Pod vodstvom najetih desetgroSovskih po-
haliEov je drvela kriceGa, patrioticnc pesmi POLO
ca mladina Drazdan mimo mas. Zdelo Sc je, ka-
kor da je vse znOrelo. S trudom smo Sc odvr-
Mill cd tega ogabnega prizora. Skupna misel vseh
posameznikov v skupini je bla Ia, da je treba
najti razloge, da Sc je treba zmeniti. NaSe vod-
stvo, ce mas nj cello izdalo, je ~omagalo. Pobalini
30 ovladavali ulico, vojna situacijo, naSe vodstvo
sc je pane ola bi bio storilo lie resen poizkus,
umeknilo z bojisca. To je bio mnenje nekega So
druga. Drugi so mu Segli V besedo: ''PoGakajmo!
Tega ne smeS reel"
Nekoliko dni eaten je priSla dovolitev vol
Nth kreditOv dine 4. augusta z znano izjavo.
Stranka je dlla oficielno armadi svoje vroce re-
'je ma pot, armadi, XII je bila re v temni. noel
vdrla v Belgijo.
Ma vsako krititno opazko jc bilo vselej lie sill
sati: '"PocakajmOi Nasi voditelji bodo re vede-
H., kaj jim je storiti." Dne 4. augusta so napravili
stralkarski l:sti svoi obrat, ter so potegnili vse
$ seboj v srcmo;o. OBJ zavzetju Liega i'm Manu-.
ia le bio VS. dpOjeno image. Prepevalo in raz-
graialo Sc je pc vso noe.
HJutraj sem Sci obiskat starega sodruga, Xxi
le hil pref mednik enega nasih listov. Sreca mn
le ocSevala IL oci, ko JIG stal pred vojno karto,
III Je bila skCraj tako velika kakor stena njego-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

la zdruzenih deset krajevnih organizacij sosed-
nth naselbin, je opravi6ena do dvajset delegatov.
Slovenske podporhe, kulturne in p~oliticne orga-
iijzacije, XII imajo fe zastopnike V centralnem od-
boru, lahko potrdijo stare ali imenujejo move "a
~stopnike. Poyerilne listine poSjem posameznim
organizacijam in listom, kakor nitro DO mogo6e.
Ako katera organizacija ne bi dobila poverilnih
listin do /. augusta. prosim, maj mi naznani. Pro
~viZori6en program "a kOnvencijo in naslov dvorl-
ne BIO %priobeen pravo6asnO.
Rojaki, 6lani Slovenskega RepubliGanskega
Hdruzenja! Emo letO trdega, napornega della je "a
Mani, Uspehi so lepi, lepsi kot SO Jill prieakovali
veiiki o~ptimisti. SLOW. Repub. Zdruzenia ina da-
mes "a seboj veliko veGino vseh Zavednih Sloven-
ecv V Ameriki; pa ne lie to, ampak nase gibanic
prodira tudi med druge Jugoslovane. Nase deio
pa Sc davno nj kon6ano in sredi pota ne smemo
obstati. Geslo nam mora biti: Naprej, dokler ne
bodo v naSi Organizaciji vsi ameriski Slovenci in
dokler ne dosezemo tega, "a kar smo Sc zavZeli,
10 le pOpolna svoboda vSeh JugoSlovanoV.
Clane krajevnih organizacij s. X. u. poziv-
liam, da vZameJo stvar V pretres ma prvi sell in
poSliejo delegate ma konvencijo, Ce je lie kolic-
kai mogo6e. Cd NTH je tudi odvisno, Ola izvolijo
najzmoznejse osebe. Zdaj je tudi cas- "a javnc
razprave V Gasopisju. Kdor ina kakSne dobre ma
Svetc V korist :, r. T., maj pride ma dan. z nil
mi. Letosnja konvencija DO zacrtala pot naSemu
i'rdOtemu delu, XII mora biti Sc uspeSnejSe, kot je
bio doslej. Stevilno zastopstvo ma konvenciii bo
javnosti tudi pokazalo, da 81 ameriSki SlovcncI
ne dajo diktirati cd takozvanih voditeliev, Xxi Sc
postavijo sam. da ne verujeip wee Y kakSna cc-
sarska ali kraljevska "velicaustva,' ampak da
Sahtevajo tudi "a mas mali narodic pravo svCbo-
do, XII ie mogoGa lie v federativni jugoslovanski
r~epubliki. - Ker'bo o priliki naSe konvenciie po-
tovalo skozi Chicago V Springfield mnogo dele
gatov 5. \. p. j., XII bOdo morda posetili maze
zborovanje, je zeleti, da odnesejo ~naiboljSe wise.
Iatn 10 NOT IL Ia, n,.,. Sl...,l-.
Republitanskega Zdruzenja les pravo ogledalo
navdusenega in nesebcnega della IA Svobodo ma
roda. Anton J. Terbovec,
tajnik :. X. II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

ve sobe. S crnO-belo-r deGimi zastavicami ma
islah Je zaznamoval ma zemljevidu ''naSe' move
image. Takoj mi je zacel razlagati prihodnjo
sahovno potezo in YES vojni na6rt. Vojni pes
ga le 5l ugriznil, incl je re steklino.
Prihodnjo nedeljo sem Sc Z nekim sodrugom
nam"nil, ia obisceva Sc druge. Sc diva ''brezdo-
movihca' sva dognala, os,ali so bill v cerkvi. ali
pa so izdelavali bojne naGrte.
Naposled je prisel dolgO pricakovani new
yorski '~'Norwaerts, I" tedenska izdaja ssVolkszei-
tunsc." n drhteeo roko sem odtrgai zavitek. l.
nasih casopisov je bila izginila VISA dostoinost in
panel. ' vSem gozdu naSega l~istovja nj bilo ocu-
nh nti Sapice Socializma. Nezaupljiv sem bill ma
pram sebi, nezaupljiv napram vsemu. Kakor sr-
IA cd zeJe V blaznost gnani potnik pc puSGavi DR.
We kaplJice vode, tako sem tital uvodni Glanek V
"Norwaertsu". tn je bio tiskano, crno ma be-
:em; "Ce je %resnicno, kar javlja b~rzojav, tedaj
e bil storjen velik greh i'm mnogo bo treba. d,
Sc to popravi."
We smo bill trdovratni, nepopravljivi osli, XII
ne moreJo pozabiti ma svoj sOcializem, smo bill
Vcndar V dobri druzbi.
lfeseni SmO bill morecega obcutka osamlie-
nosti: zopet smo bill veseli in dobre wolfe. u new.
yorsNlm "Norwaertsom" V zepu smo Si Q. sep
temira 1914. ma shod svoje skupine, kjer mai BIZ
OIL eden apostolov novega nauka, drzavnozborski
poS'anec Gradnauer prvic opraviGil nesreGno DO
'itiko z dine 4. augusta. Najprej je namazal shod.
ma %aterem je bilo mnogo zena, s ''socialno pre.
sKrbo. Use Je plavalo V maslu, treba lie bilo lie
iztesniti roko. Potem Sc je priGela motley: go
Sveti florijan, obvaruj mojo hiso, pa zazgi dru-
2e.' Me sc nj govOrilo o belgijskih razvalinah
N b"!glj"kih grozotah, lie o tenn, kaj hi Sc Ego
dilo, &c hi prisli carjevi kazaki V Drazdane. Mai
Wis., ;deali in velike zahteve, XII jih obsega socia-
'zei"' so Sc skrcile V edino zeljo: "Daj nam da-
mes mas ySakdanji krompirjev kruh in obvarui
naso stenisko bajto, XII ina drugega, lastnika."
NapoSled Sc je "a povzdigo ~preGitala posebna
izdaia:
Reims ie padel!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
HRvATsKo REpuBL1KANsKo upRuzENJE.
.sAKUPITE svoJE MIsLI-oRGANIzUJTE
SVoJU SNAGUi

Drugovi, ostali napredni radnici! Owe ri
Jeci upravljamo ma Vas, koji Sc niste podvrgli
uspavanom fanatizmu i kojima je stale do pra-
VOC realnog rada - rada "a slobodu naroda,
koji je sapet nmrevaren pod tudjom vlascu, koja
nema nikakovo pravo, da ugnjetava jedan narod,
sposoban, da upravlja sam sobom svojom sudbi-
nom.
Mi ovdje mislimo IL prvom redu ma jugosla-
venske narOde, jer nasa je prva duznost, da radi-
mo da Sc borimO IA narod, od kojeg potiGemO, /
tijim jezikom govorimo, a drugima dopustamo,
ola rade ~jednako, jer nemamo pravo, da slime
NINA ono, StO moZda nebi htjeli voljeli.
kraj d~anasnje situacije vi ne mozete i ne
smijete ostati ovako rastresenih misli, bez orga-
nizacije, IL kojoj hi ujedinili svoju snagu, oiaGali
svoju e%nergiju. istaknuli svoje zelje trazbine
bez organizacije, Il kojoj bi Vas mocni glas "a
pravu demokraciju, narodnu samovladu slobod-
nj razvoj malih nacija uguSio glas natraznjaGtvn,
mOnarhiStickih privuZlica ekstremnih fanati-
cara.
Takova organizacija postoji wee neko vrije-
me medJu Slovencima, ona Sc je pojavila medju
mama Hrvatima ovdje Il Clevelandu, i ona treba,
da sc pojavi syuda, gdje zivi jugoslavenski ma
rod!
Nrijeme ie vrlo kratko ne smijemo oGeki-
vati, da nam pomognu do takove kraino nuzdne
organizacije Judi, koji ne haze "a slobodu naro-
da, jr ne znadu cijeniti njezinu vrijednost. Wee
Sc primite organiziranja svagdje, gdje Sc TO mo-
re, kako bi Sto prize imali organizaciju, koja hi
bia S%posobna, da izdaie novine i knjige, ier samo
Jaka organizacija biti &c u stanju, da rasprsi sve
ono, so je natraznO; da ~pripremi mas narod ov-
die, da Dude dostojan slobode da potakne onaj
narod IL domovini pokaze mu put pravog izlaza
ka oSlobodJenJu i ujedinjenju; da upozna SWEET
sku Javnost, da smO i Jugoslaveni sposobni. da
upravlJamo sami Sobom da ne trebamo tutora.
OHIO Habsburgovaca iii karagjorgjeviGa Da hi mo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

IL Washingtona porotajo: O~ficijelna bro
javka liz Berna, Svice, pripOveduje, ola Sc Rumun-
ci, XII prihajajo IL Bukaresta v Svico, silno pritO-
zujejo zaradi n~emskega gospodstva v Rumuniji.
"Agentje n~emSiega poveljnistva imajo pra :
vico vstopiti V privatne hise oh vsakem casu in
zaseci, kar jim ~ugaja," prnvi brzojavka. "Pobrali
so vse najpotrebnejse reel V naipriprOstejsem
domu. Nezadovoljnost vednO bolj narasca. Lakoti
so Sc pridruzile nalczjive bolezni in Stevilo zrtev
sc mnozi vsak dan.
"Rumunsko ljudstvo propada in nemski agen-
tie morajo zahtevati IL Berlina zdravnike in zdra-
villa. Rumunija ina samO Sc emo upanje, in to je
zmaga tistih, XII Jill Sc vedno smatra "a svoje "a
veznike. Pref so hill v Rumuniji germanofili,
danes Jill nj"
"Brzojavka dostavlja, da sc ie neki rumunski
drzaynik izrazl, ola mu &c nemSSi professor Kriege
dejal, ko ie protestiral proti mirovnim pogoiem:
me tOzite, ce bi poznali mirOvne pogoje, XII Ca
kajo vase bivse zaveznike, tedaj hi prvi PRIMAL,
da ravna Nemcija dobrohotno z Rumunsko."