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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
Mrs. Marvin King.

A4A0s M0IVlA Mug.
On Sunday at the M. E. church
was! held Memorial Service in
honor of G. w. Taylor, the brave
hero who SO gallantly gave his
life in action for our country, Oc-
tober 22nd in Belgium. The fol-
lowing program was carried out !:
Lead Kindly Light was sung as
the family and relatives entered
the church; prayer by the pastor,
Rev. R. P. Fixes; Anthem, "Jeru-
salem, the Golden" by choir;
Scripture lesson and dispatches
read, by pastor song, Nearer,
Still Nearer" by choir; Mr.. r. l..
Brown, then in q few appropriate
words, crowned the Blue Star on
the Service Flag with one Of Gold.
Thus reminding us that our hero
had received a crown of gold in
the home above; solo, "Some Time
Well Understand" Mrs. S. F.
King.
Mr.. John Rumble, of Louisville.
and q special friend Of the family,
made q beautiful talk, on the life
OF this splendid young man, whom
he had. known from childhood,
spoke of his pure life and spotless
character. At the conclusion Of
his talk he presented to the FAM
lily in behalf Of the Red Cross. an
exquisite bouquet Of White and
Yellow Chrysanthemums, tied
with the Red, White and Blue. BY
special request the choir sang.
When the Roll is Called Up Yon-
der" this being a favorite of our
soldier boy.
Mr.. N. R. Battle, who is now
travelling in Florida, spent few
days here with his wife.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
ITEMS FROM FLORENCE.

Lieut.. Sam E. Therrell, SO
years of age, the son of T. E.
Therrell. of Florence, was buried
last Saturday in the Florence GEM
etery by the Masonic order in the
presence of a very large con-
course of people. The funeral
services were first held in the Bap-
fist church here Of which Lieut..
Therrell was a member since IL
years Of age. Rev. S. T. Courtney.
PASTOR officiated. Lieut.. Robert
L. Therrell, brother of Lieut.. Sam.
and the wife and two children,
were present at the sad funeral.
Lieut. Sam E. Therrell entered
the United States Navy at II
years az age and served for q
years. Obtaining an honorable
discharge he came home to Flor
ence and stayed three years dur
ing which time he married a
daughter Of Morgan Miller, Of
jackson, and obtained a position
IN the |. G. freight Office as clerk.
serving them for 6 years, and en-
listed in the United States army
for the late war with the Central
Powers in Europe. He went to
the training camp at Leon Springs
Texas, and in three months time
obtained his commission as Lieu
tenant. He was then ordered to
Camp Green in North Carolina,
thence to a camp at Hoboken, N,
T., thence to st. Paul, Mimi.
where he served as chief instruct
or in the air service mechanics
school in that city. On leaving
the flying field on Monday, the
18th, for his home in st. Paul. in
an automobile, he tried to shun
an obstacle in the road and the
machine turned over three times.
q wheel crushing his body fatal
~. On Wednesday, the 18th, his
body, accompanied by his bereay-
ed and distressed wife and their
two children started on the sad
Journey South, reaching Flor
ence, Friday afternoon, the 18th.
Lieut.. Robt. Therrell met his
brothers body at jackson, coming
all the way from Fort Macintosh
Texas, to attend the burial Of his
brother. After the funeral SER
vices in the church Saturday
morning the body was taken
charge Of by the Masonic order
and carried to the ceemtery. and
then with solemn ritual Of the
order his body was laid to rest
The bereaved young wife and the
children have the sympathy Of the
entire community, and God prom
lses tofbe 9 husband to the widow
and father to the fatherless.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
CATTLE FOR SALE.

Having sold my farm / l 2 miles
from town, / am now Offering my
herd of cattle for sale. Some 10
or IL nice young cows will be
fresh soon-good mixers. A lot
of nice Poll Durham Red Heifers,
2 to 4 years old. One full blooded
Black Angus Bull, just 4 years
old-a beauty, too, Prices reas-
enable.
Respectfully.
w. G. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
PHOSPHATE AND SEED OATS

Now is the time to plant your
oats. We have lot Of seed oats
and Phosphate for sale.
Furniture, Stoves-both cook
ing and heaters-all kinds and
sizes.
Mems and Boys Suits, Over
coats, etc.
We pay highest market price
for your cotton, corn, peas, etc.
Yours truly,
w. G. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21
WANTED TO SELL, AT $500
EACH.

Three Poland China Pigs, sub
ject to registration, and about 5
months old, and good size to age.
]. A. ROBINSON,
Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21


LOST Between G. A. Cox's
place and Brandon or Brandon
and Pelahatchie, one 30x3H non.
skid. Goodyear automobile tire,
dem0untable rim. Finder please
notify me and receive reward.
r. Y. SHIELDS,
Pelahatchie, Miss.
NOTICE TO STOCK OWNERS.
The stock law is for IL months
in the year, and you are advised
to keep your cattle and hogs up
and avoid trouble.
s. B. STUBBLEFIELD.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-11-21

Total --------$252, O82. 16
/, R. V. Shields, Cashier, do sol
emily swear that the above is a
true statement of the financial
condition Of The Pelahatchie
Bank, located at Pelahatchie, in
the county Of Rankin, State Of
Mississippi, at the close of bus
mess on the LIST, day Of November,
1913, to the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
Correct Attest:
r. v. SHIELDS. Cashier,
A. G. PURVIS,
]. p. SUMMER, Directors.
State Of Mississippi,
County Of Rankin.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, . Notary Public, this 10th
day Of November, 1918.
G. S. SANDERS, N. P.
Ny commission expires April 9,
1922.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

Conner. d. r., Mound City; a lot of
apples, October Is.
Depot at Forest City: cash drawer
robbed, Dec. 8. and s25 taken.
Dobyns. u. r., Oregon, residence:
watch and small sum of money taken,
July IL.
Forbes depot. Oct. s; watch and ST.
taken.
Fawks. II. W. Forest City; Ford car
stolen. March 3.
Hammond, Emerson. Clay townshin:
lot Of poultry stolen. July 30.
Lawrence, Fred. Liberty township:
a lot of poultry, Oct. 10.
Osborn. DR.. T.. H., Mound City: dem
tnl Office, large amount Of cocaine
taken. Jan. 4.
Richardson. Cecil. Forest City: resi-
dcncc entered and some money and
other valuablcs taken. March :.
Whitmcr, DR.. J. C.. Oregon; car
stolen from VI. T.. church. June 10,
during night service; recovered
Worlcy. W. H., Forbes; store rob.
bed: loss $3.50; April I.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

Whereas, II has pleased Almighty
God, the Ruler and Dispenser Of ali
things, in His wise providence to re-
move from the ranks Of comradeshir
our esteemed friend, ideal citizen, and
loyal comrade, VIM. II. Hartman, OF
Company C, l64th Ohio Infantry. OF
Meyer Post, q. A. R.; therefore be 1,
Resolved, That the sincere and
heartfelt sympsthies Of this Post bs
and are hereby extended the bereaved
wife and children Of our deceased
comrade. whose loss we, with them
deeply mourn. and commend them Il
the care Of Him who ha spromised u
be the father Of those that mourn.
Resolved, That q COPY of these res.
olutions be recorded on the memorial
pages Of this Post.
n. MONTGOMERY,
G. w. CUMMINS,
d. p. DOBYNS,
Committee
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
He's Q Grandpa Now.

Charles Anibal was out in the park,
cutting down trees last Tuesday, when
he received a telegram from his
daughter, Mrs. Ray w. Carter, an
nouncing the birth Of a daughter 10
Capt. and Mrs. Carter, on Monday,
January 81. Mr.. Anibal Immediately
laid down the AK, saying he was too
old to cut wood. The new arrival has
been given the name Of Barbara Ellen.
Craig Leader, Jan. 25, 1918.
The Sentinel sends its congratula-
tons to both ends Of the family,
Grandpa Carter and Grandpa Anibal
and to the Capt. and his dear young
wife-mother, wishing the little ono
that has come to bring 80 much hap.
piness to them may ever be o blessing
to then--and she will.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

Ammo: Worth, injured by kick Of d
horse. Sept. /.
March .. Charley Andes. of Soua,,
Greek. had rs nose broken by the bus,
end Of mule.
Vince Order had his leg broken
sept. *, by kick from his horse,
ovillc Davis, Of Craig, had bone,
OF foot broken. Oct. 3, by horse
falling on him.
l'oon Fanchcr. Jr., had his cy, and
arm injured in runaway, March ~
Goolslcy, Ralph. Benton township
nose broke, April 20; mule kickc,
him.
Hurst, Fred, Nodaway township,
Kicked by horse, June 30, and lea,
broken.
Hays, Mrs. Alvin. Fortcscuc; thrown
from wagon, March 2, and SUSTAINED
injuries.
Shacircr, Sam. head badly bruised,
Kick Of mule, June 10.
Smith, Hayden, Bigelow; thrown
from wagon In u runaway, Jan. "a
ankle broken.
Turpin. Asa, was severely hurt b,
kick Of n horse. Aug. 22.
NanNickle, J. A., Bigelow, arm brok
en-, Aug. ~, by being knocked dow
By team Of horses.
Wilson. T, T., Bigelow; face bruis
ed by kick Of mule, Nov. ~.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Railroad.

Carter. Henry. caught between
freight cars in Oregon Intcrurban
yards. Feb. I. and killed.
krctzcr, Jonas. foot badly mashc, !
coupling cars in the Oregon lntcrur.
ban yards. April 20.
Tcgan, Bill. fell from freight train,
near Cur2on, night Of July 90; lost
leg and arm.
Wishart. u. L.. Of Palmyra. Mis-.
souri,, killed by cars near Curzon.
March 10.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Auto.

Alden, Mike and Larry Chuninp.
cars collide at Big Lake, Aug. 10;
cars badly damaged.
Alkire, Ira, Walnut Grove; arm
broken, Nov. 20, cranking his car.
Boor, Harold, and Harlem Zachman,
Oregon; cars collide. April 22; slight
damage.
Brown, Cecil, Oregon; slight injur-
les by car accident on Forest City
Oregon road, Sept. 80.
Bayha, Eva, Mound City; skull frac-
tured, Dec. 20; auto collides with tel.
ephone pole, driven by Earl Cottrell
Of Graham. She died from her In.
juries in a st. Joseph hospital, Jan.
uary s, 1918.
Carroll, Ed, Oregon; car in ditch
June ID; Howard Allen had head cut
badly.
Cardinell, Flora, Mound City; hir
and ankle bruised and cuts, by az
auto collision on State street, Jan. 10
Crawford, VIM, and Russell Markt
Forest City; cars come together
April 1; both cars damaged.
Dooley, p. A., and Carl Wright; car,
iaea 23; Miss Dooley cut b,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
YOUR ANNUAL SCRAP BOOK.


of bed, Jan z. and broke collar bone
Round Serald, Bigclow; broke ankle
playing bail, May 90.
Rozelle, Mrs. r.. H., Maitland; broko
arm by fall, Aug. 20.
Richards, Markt, Oregon, age 4; leg
broken, Nov. 20, by falling TO thu
floor while playing.
Smith, Mrs. John W., Corning; fell
April 3, and broke her collar bone.
Sparks, IIobert, Oregon; broke ank.
lie jumping from wagon, July %.
Sloniker, Mrs. Jonas, Mound City,
injured hip, June %, by falling on
walk.
Stroud, Dale. Forest City. thrown
from buggy. May 6; collar bone brok.
en-.
Claud Scott badly burned by gaso.
line which he mistook for kerosene
July 3.
Thomson, Mrs. W. s., Craig; brek,
bones Of foot by a fall, Sept. Z.
Weaver, J. L.. cattle injured driving
over bridge, which collapsed. Sept. -
near the Sisk farm, near Richville.
Wickersham, Fred. Bigelow; bone,
Of hand broken working on dredg,
boat. May 90.
Wall, Dave, Napier; leg badly IN.
jurcd driving a spike in a rail plat,
on Napier section, Nov. 20.
zimmerman, Fritz, Liberty town.
shin, severed artery in wrist with ar
az, Dec. IL; accidental.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
glass of wind shield.


glass of wind shield
Dorher, Henry, oregon; wrist brok..
EN-; arm caught between top OF car and
bank, Oct. 81.
Everhart, kusSel, Maitland; car CO.
lides with that OF ). Kaufman, March
Il former Is padIy hurt. :.
ruler L. =" ana FRANK n. JACK
son; cars collide IN oregon, Aprii ZE;
flc'ds, James, on motor cycle, col
,iues WIN F. r. 'oo'ys gar near
Forest CITY, June II; Fields ankle
broken; both vehicles damaged.
uarrett Joe; ana james kennishi
cars collide' N; car damaged sloo.
Sutnrle, Joshua; car ana buggy OIL
Mr. Raniey coliide, sept 10, neal
pw,Rnt meyer place. ooth aamage'
uriser; ohas., ana Leon Markland
cars eolhu,' hPril % go,n ua"aReu.
mreen' Lee ana herman hinney
conls,on near Lincoln scnooi mouse
March % o3th cars oadiy damaged.
nam, JAKE forest CITY; broke arm
cranklng car, aug, ~. nh,
,,.,,,, t w., H r'ai w oussy, so'''ue,
WIN yno; Mems car, and Mr.. ano
- n -. - ''N' e"'
was Uauly hurt' May 10.
heHey JACK Maltiand; arm frac'
'ureu cranklng car, sept IL.
harnes, ttnyi, broke arm crankine
'",' Ma'cH ~; -,
n"nsn'e, IT,, ,raig; car turtled
Nrr,, 81 hnse proken' , ,
o. nuhe,'s, 'ho' ." u. r; ~ carrier
oregon; broke arm cranking car, FEB
'',,u,.. a., -
r, MorriiI, age D. oregon; rar
% ga, !" oregon, oct' ~, ant
p"a,y nurI
.i' mJo'e, oh9.' ana =, ". Iook; cars
W.nnr near nepot " oregon, Aug 10
VIZ NJ, na' uanaerd 20
M a.l' albcrt, u. =; ID. carrier, For
ny wy anu i'rnry ffaIler car col
~ NILS ui".rSr Nov %; iornl
y" ~ pa"'E managed
,., m'. .,.' WAY Forest oitI; broke
~ ,'anN'ng car' sept -.
'a'soh; RANK, Mound CITY; brok,
", w v,,hnN,ng car Sept. ~ NJ.
oil i .,n W., rc,u, Ma,,'and; car tur'l'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Burns.

Bullock Bruce, Monarch district,
hands badly burned by gasoline, Sept.
IL: trying to save burning auto.
Boswell. Mrs. o. A., New Point. arm
and hand badly burned BY gasoline nj
Hotel Woodland, Nov. 20.
Crawford, Lucille, age 10, Mound
City. died from burns, Nov. 10; burn.
ing trash.
Emerson, Donald, Benton district:
badly burned, Feb. q, while burning
stalks.
Fields, Alkaline. Fortescue; badly
s:calded, Feb. 10; fell in pan Of scald.
ing water.
Gelvin, s. L.. Of Mound City; little
child badly burned, Jan. z; fell on
Hecker, Levi, Corning; explosion
OF gasoline lamp, Dec. 25; face and
hands burned badly.
Meadows, Jake, Mound City; baby
boy badly burned face and hands, Jan,
%; fell on stove.
Miles, Jesse, Sharp's Grove; died
from burns, Oct. IL; fell in tub OF
boiling water; age year.
Smith, Lloyd, daughter Of, Mound
City; severely burned, April s; fell on
stove.
Scott, Claud, age 9; face badly
burned by gasoline, July 8.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Hospital Proportions.

A recent comparison of health re-
ports from troops in the United States
and the Expeditionary Forces shows
the admission rate to hospitals to be
greater among the men In France.
Admissions to hospitals In one week
in the Expeditionary Forces, figured
on q basis Of 1000 men, were 45.2; in
the United States the rate was 3S.7
per 1000 men. In the overseas forces
the non-effective rate 1.-THE total num-
Der Of men excused from duty for any
injury or ailment, whether or not or.
dered TO hospital) was BAL per 1000
men; in the troops in the United
States II was AGA.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

Hcdgcock. l.. s., Squaw Creek,
drowned in Davis creek, near Mound
Citv. April IL, age "a.
Nicholson. Curtis: had two horses 10
drown in kimsey, near Fields place,
June %; went through the bridge with
wagon.
Vandevcer, Henry. Forest City. age
2; drowned in large jar of water,
Sept. %.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
The Gun,

Hayes. Orcn, Fortescue: lost two
fingers. Nov. 90. by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun, taking II from a
rack.
Moore, w. L.. Oregon; shot In leg.
April 2, by accidental discharge q.
gun while hunting.
Moore Brooks, Mound City; shot in
foot, March Ia, By accidental discharge
Of his gun.
Taylor, W. s., Mound City; foot
badly laceratcd, Dec. 9: accidental dis.
charge Of gun in hands Of son Tom.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
PEN.

Garcia. n Mexican, for asaulting DR..
". u. Russell, Of Skidmorc. and others
on Nillisca train. between Mound CITY
and Bigclow. Dec. Is, 1916. Given 2
years AT January term, 1917, and pa.
rolled. Conditioned that he return TO
Mexico.
Fred King plead guilty to the charge
Of raping Freely Griffin. age IL, at
the term Of court held Nov. 90; he was
given 10 years.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Lightning.

Barbour, David, Chambers district;
large barn. cribs, ETC., Sept. q; loss
$4,000; no insurance.
Bratton, Roy, Craig; killed, June s.
Clark, w. T. Mound City; horse kill
ed, June 30.
Gelvin, d. A., Maitland; 8 head Of
cattle killed, June ~.
Gresham, Fred, Bigelow; COW killed.
Aug. z.
Jackson, Noley; barn; horse killed
June 81.
Long. Mrs. W. A.. Mound City
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

horse killed, May 81.
Meador, j. H., Craig; horse killed,
June 8.
Vandevecr, Henry. Forest City; res
idencc damaged, $500, Sept. 25.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

Grover Intermill, Of Haxtum, Col
orado, has been preambulating around
over the county, visiting relatives and
friends the past week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Fires.

Atlantic Hotel. Forest City, 5000
damage. Sept 81.
Bigclow section house damaged, Feb.
Craig school coal shed; Feb. IL;
slight.
Castle, Mrs. Rcbccca. residence in
Oregon, Oct. -: total loss. $1,000.
tardnolI, Tom. blacksmith sLop in
Mound City, Nov. 2: slight damage.
Depot at Mound City. Feb. .: total,
:, Field, Mrs. Anna; farm residence in
benton township, July &. house, total :
contents saved.
Fries. Harry, Minnesota Valley;
farm residence and contents; loss,
SbnoO. Insurance. 81 500.
lIodgin. W. s., Oregon: smoke house
damaged. March %.
=, Hiatt House. Mound City, damaged,
Nov Z.
iIindc. Jas. D.. Oregon; ,cnan, fam
house; total, Feb. \.
Hcadlcy, T.. W.; farm residence ncny
Oregon. Feb. -; total.
Ham, VIM. Minncsn,n Valley, nu,o
badly damaged. Oct. q.
Hunt, Mrs. Ora. Oregon; Dec. 4,
rcgidcncc slightly damaged,
=, kinney. Mrs. VIM: residence in
Mound City damaged. July 4.
Limp. Albert. Forest CITY: rcsi.
dcncc damaged. March =.
dcncc dnm,,cJ W. Mn W, resi-
Mon,g",aer, i i,a,,L Il, -,
AsiJcrr, Ja' .'.,, m"uhd SCity;
Never Ccm n"ieh !.
Mound ci,v ~ ~, mansgcd N
r' nrsohhg" nj Oregon slightly
Mckniyb, a., p.., 49,,
Residence Ja,,a.l ,on township;
North pc,bcl cSn,, - ,Hss SUI
March D. '"''' enur'h damaged
Penny. IIow,rJ cI,, ,.,....,,..
buildings Wor.h - Ivy u"h"h'p; out
Prairie fire. in ani a o. u,,,
N, Mari n, u,,' 1' AROUND Malt'nn,l
Rlnzcr 1 N Ei,la FRANK
fcrcd losses ""'" """ o'h'f" SUI
Picture ,o,ls ~, ,,.t,,.,
june "a, ioss s-,n "'''"'" "'"'oye"'
Patterson IA 90,
CITY. NAV IL. h,rn n .,, Jns. OF Mound
harm s Sonn,' nal, ana content; loss,
tents owned by SON n o. '''00O' Con-
residence, ,o,ni al i,,a "o y. o'"'rieii
Pcblcy. Mrs. T 81 ,os,,.. .,
Corning .h,Iy q J,,,,a ' es"'nce IN
%. ID Nclson 's'"' o'euP'cd ny
Rhodes. Mrs No,y L,s, ia,
Inv md H., &C. sns' los. 've tons ol
Richards "A N o,n ,, Hp,'i .,
ell House, Oct 10, boJlS d,n "m ,'"'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

For Sale-Thirty tons Of good
baled alfalfa hay. Farmers phone.
CHAS. w. BROOKS,
Route No. 5. Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

Tom Frye and daughter, Cora,
were up to Mound City the weekend,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer.
and Andrew.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01

My residence property In Oregon
Is for sale. GEO Il. GELVIN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Suicide.

keyser, c. C., Liberty township,
Feb. 10, by carbolic acid.
Skeeles. George, Mound City, April
2; revolver.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-01
Asphyxiated,

Coleman, James, overcome by gas
fumes at Cook 4 Foster garage. in
Oregon, Feb. 2.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Predsednik Wilson JIG tidal ~
sebnO poslanico, ko je vetiral ce-
no $40 "a bus. psenice. Predsed-
mix pravi v svoji poslanici, ce Sc
povisa cena psenici, da Sc podrazi
mOka "a diva dolarja. Zdaj stane
sod mOke v amlinu $10.50, &c sc
podrazi pSenica, hi pa stall $3.50.
Letos pricakujejo, Ola pridelajo
900, 100000 busljev psenice, in
poviSanje Gene bi podrazilo pride.
lex "a 1887, 100000. Podrazitev hi
povisala zivljenjske stroske, kar
bi povzrocilo, da hi bilo treba v
vseh industrija povisati delav-
ske mezde. To hi pomnozilo fl
nanene in gospOdarske tezkOce
ma vsem svetu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
Centralni in ZaveZniSk socialist.

koncepciiO federativnega sistema "a Avstro-O gr-
sko in enak sistem "a balkanske drzave. Avstrij-
ski socialist pravIjO, ola ne priznajO brest-litov-
skega miru in sc ~strinJajo s tenn, da sc resi- vpra-
sanje Alzacije-Lorene, Poljske i'm italijanske ''ir-
redente" kakor tudi kolonijalno vpraSanje ma t-
melju samoodlocevanja prizadetih ljudstev.
Cetrti OdgOvor je prisel cd socialistiGne mani
Sine v Nem6iji cez Stockholm, in Sc vienna 5 prin.
cipi medzavezniSke spomenice.
Zadnji so OdgovOrili nemSki ve6inski social
sti. Min odgovor je ~zna6ilen. Pravijo, da so pri-
pravljeni stOpiti v dogovor z "a vezniSkimi socia-
listi ma podlagi pOgOjev, XII So Jill izrekli social
sti nevtralnh draw. Nth staliS6e nj povsem Jas
no, toda zdi Sc ,da Odobravajo V nacelu pogoje
medzavezniske conference; pripravljeni so tudi
razpravljati o vpraSaniu, kdo je kriv voine, dash
ravno ne bo : TEN pc njihovem mnenju ME pri-
dobljenega.
Zadovoljni so tudi govoriti O A~lzaciji-Loreni
in odobravajo popolnO obnOvitev Belgije. Dale
pravijo, da hi bila mednarodna sOcialistiena kon-
ferenca ma nevtralnih tleh V TEN casu zelo po-
trebna in koristna, Il kontno Sc izrekajo "a ligo
drzav, XII maj prepreti vojno V BODICE.
Gotovo je hvalevredno, da Sc trudijo angle
Ski socialist Ia omogo6enje skupne conference,
XII hi, &c bi priSlo do ME, vsajr toliko koristila, da
hi sc spoznalo staliSte poSameZnih strank in vide
10, V Gem Sc vjemajo, in V Gem 81 nasprotujejO.
Dosedanji odgovori namre6 lie pomeniio stvarno
ifc uTuItSd, hdhOr ia Dl Die StranRe prlpraVl1e-
he pOslati delegate ia tako konferenco. Use dru-
90 hi Sc moglO ~pokazati Sele nd conference.
Absolutno nObenega dvOma nj, da bi Sc tam
izrazila nasprOtja, in Steer prav bivstvena.
Avstrijski socialist pravijo, da Sc strinjajo
: federativnim sistemom "a Avstrijo. Kdorkoli je
odposlal Odgovor. je mogel najved toliko pove-
dati. Kajti elm hi bill dejal lie kaksno besedo vet,
ne hi bill prisel odgovor nikdar cez avstrijsko me-
jo, povrh pa hi Sc bill tisti, XII so ga sestavili, Ia
koj seznanili = kaksnO avstrijsko jeco.
Ma konferenci pa hi stvar morala> dobiti dru-
go lice. Donna Sc govori o ce2Si DRAW, o jugo-
slovanski DRAW it'd, ampak nihte ne pravi ma
ravnost, da mai Sc tie drzave popOlnoma l0cijo od
tega, kar predstavlja danes Av~stro-Ogrsko. Plc
pa 81 to vsakdo misli, kajti zaradi neizrecene mi
si ne more biti nihce chosen.
Ma konferenci hi Sc pa to morale izreGi in
fantOma avstrijske federacije bi bill konec. Tedai
hi bio pa tudi ocitno, da je med nemSko veci-
no in slovanskimi socialist V tel stvari popolnO
nesoglasje, Xxi hi Sc nrazilo tudi V drugih re6eh.
Ne glede ma TO je pa treba, ce Sc govori Od-
kritosr6no, povedati, da more biti uspeh konfe-
renee lie omejen. kajti &c bi nemski in avstrijski
socialist sprejeli YES program medzavezniskih
sodrugov, veudar- nimajo sredstev, da bi vplivali
V TEN zmislu ma svoje Wade. Brez vlad pa tudi ne
bodo ni6esar dosegli, ker Sc je dOslej dovolj jasno
pokazalo, da nimajO modi, XII hi bila potrebna IA
pOvzrocitev revolucije proti kaizerjema.