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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-29

FOR 6ALE-A sound young horse.
Apply 1102 31st avenue. Phone
314, Covington. MIL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-29

For al kinds of pipe fittings and
plumbing SEQ w. A. Dutsch, fnone
te1, Oovington. 1azo'1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-29

FOR eAL1N-Horse. buggy and
surrey. in good condition. Apply to
Alexius Bros. 4 Co.. Covington. La.
Ny11-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-06-28

Thomas II mce. charming Dorothy
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Court of Garland county or they viii
be forever barred from excepting TO
such accounts or amy item thereof
lu testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and the seal of tua
said court This 25th day of June. l9lA.
ALLEN HOTCNlklSS, Clerk.
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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-06-28
Or g. N. WADE

Who has been out of the city ON a
patriotic campaisn. has returned and
can De found corner Gulpha and Nal
worm at MS sanitarium g l6-2w
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Ball have the SYM
pathy of their. many friends and acquaint-
ances on account of the death Of their
only daughter. Something over year ago
they mourned the death Of their older
daughter, and now the same fate has over
taken their younger. Both Of these young
ladies possessed brilliant minds and had
no sooner reached their maturity when they
began to make their marks among their
fellowmen Some one has said ''The good
die young" and Judging from the early
deaths of these young ladies there seems
to be some truth in it, Thirty years
ago Mr. Ball had two brilliant sisters who
were burned to death on a Mississippi
river steamer, and they, like his two daugh-
ters, had just launched out into useful
lives when their careers were suddenly
ended 1t must be one of the bitter pills
OF life for parents to put forth their every
energy to perfect their children for useful
lives to see them silenced in death almost
at the very beginning of life. But these
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington for King County.
Thomas Harris, Plaintiff, Nellie Harris, Defend
ant.-NO. Summons by Publication.
The State Of Washington to the said Nellie Harris
Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within sixty
days after the date of the first publication Of this
SUMMONS, to-wit within sixty days after the 18th
day of January 1915 and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, and copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney for plaintiff
so to do, Judgment will be rendered against you
cording to the demand of the complaint, which has
The object of the above entitled action is to OBJ
tain decree of divorce from the defendant by the
plaintiff on the ground of desertion.
ANDREW r. BLACK
Attorney for Plaintiff
P O. ADDRESS, 31S Pacific Block, Seattle. Wash.
Jan. 12-Feb. 23, 1918.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16
FOUR YEARS AGO

Four years ago the nations smiled; no
sword had flashed, to bleed them; so tame
they were, a little child seemed compe-
tent to lead them The children sailed
their paper boats and had no thought of
sorrow; their parents fed the pigs and
goats, and planned work for the morrow
Most kings observed the rules of Hoyle, and
tried to do their reigning so we'll there d
be no loud turmoil, Of beefing or complain
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16
LECTURE NOTICE

Prof Edward G.. Cox, of the sociological
department of the University of Washing
ton will lecture to the Brotherhood of the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church Tuesday evening,
March 26, taking as his subject the Sociol-
ogy Of the Races. You and each of you
are cordially invited to be present. Re-
freshments will be served by the ladies of
the church.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16

ing But one was dreaming on his throne
maudlin dream OF glory, he'd make all
lands and crowns his own-you know the
weary story. Because the mailman dream
ed his dream, the world is rent and shaken;
and still the gorging vultures scream DER
red fields God forsaken. -Four years ago
the farmers moved their harvests in the
valley, where cannon balls tear up the
road, and battered armies rally. And they'd
have laughed with silly scorn had any one
forecasted that all their farms would soon
be torn and stained with blood and blast
ed. Still must our banners be unfurled,
the cup of wrath be tasted, still must the
manhood Of the world be thrown away and
wasted, until we're safe from madmen's
dreams, made safe by stern endeavor; till
all the war lords and their schemes are
beaten down forever.-Walt Mason.
The German crown prince said he would
like to visit Canada after the war. He
has managed to keep at safe distance
from the Canadians participating in the
Minneapolis Tribune.
Russian bear looks more like daschund
every day.-Wall Street Journal.
General Wilson is now at the head of
VIC Di1Clsn UeIeIdl oCdll succeeding UeH
there is, after ALL something inspiring and
helpful in a name.-New York Morning
Telegraph.
The bolo is a crooked blade used by the
Philippine head hunters for decapitating
their victims The French Bolo is weapon
of much the same description used by the
kaiser for similar purposes.-Pitstburg
Post.
Cayton's Weekly publishes legal notices
at current rates Main "a
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16

Miss Myrtle Shockley, one of the very
bright students Of the Franklin High
School, is still seriously i'll at the residence
of her parents. which is ouarantined thus
preventing friends from calling to see her.
Andrew r. Black is to join the imagi-
nary rotary club of Seattle among the col
ored citizens. Mr. Black is one of the
very prosperous attorneys of the North
west who has grown in his chosen pro-
fession steadily since the day he opened
his law offices in the Pacific block, where
he still has offices.
John and James Clayton, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. j. T. Clayton, gave an informal
party last Saturday evening to which a
number Of their young friends were in
vited Dancing and other amusements
were INDUCED in and light refreshments
were served ere those present said good
night. The evening was pleasantly spent
by all present.
DR.. L. D. Wishard, who was to have
spoken to mass meeting of colored people
in this city last Friday evening, but
changed his plans in the interest of the
Red Cross, will speak at the Mt Zion Bap-
fist Church next Sunday evening taking as
his subject "The War and It's Results.
He has watched with much interest the
part the colored man is playing in the war
and will confine much of his talk to tell
ing about him. His life has been spent in
the uplft work among the colored folk,
he having been connected with Howard
and Fisk Universities. His father was a
pronounced abolitionirt and was connected
with the underground railroad. The Rev.
w. d. Carter, pastor of the church, extends
a cordial invitation to as many as will be
present to listen to DR.. Wishard.
S. A. Watts has returned from Califor-
MIA, where he went to take his wife for
her health. He has been away about two
months and reports that his health was
likewise improved by the vacation. "Ca1i-
fornia is a delightful place and what ma
ture has fallen short of in the way of pleas
ant surroundings men and money have
beautifully supplied. 1t is a pleasure to
own an automobile in southern California,
for you can get out on the hundred and
one good roads. and ride until you tire of
looking at the beautiful scenery but there
are by no means the opportunities to make
money there that you find on Puget Sound
The chief industry about Los Angeles is
Fleeing the tourists and that is so greatly
overdone that wages are very low,' said
Mr.. Watts. He had planned to stay a
month longer, but the firm for which he
has worked so long as packer wired him
needed.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16

are things over which man has no control
and to 60 mourning all his days over such
mlsfortunes but adds double load to the
already heavy one. Every sorrow has it's
silver lining, and may this be consolation
to the bereaved parents.
Chester Dixon, who has been in the u. S.
navy for the past twelve years, is visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Roscoe Dixon, this
week. lie comes to Seattle at this time
as one OF crew who will man a torpedo
boat destroyer When yet in his teens
he enlisted in the navy and since then
has been almost everywhere on the water.
tie has made good and has steadily rose
IN the service. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Dixon were pioneers in the North
west.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington, for King County.-In Probate.
the Matter of the Estate of Mollie Anderson
Formerly Mollie Anderson, Deceased-No.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and has qualified Executrix of the
estate Moe Anderson Formerly MOllie Ander
son. deceaSed that all persons having claims against
said deceased hereby required to serve the same
duly verified, on said Executrix her attorney of
record the address below stated, and file the
with the of said Court together with proof of
such service within six months after the date of
first publication of this notice, the will be
barred. ~ ..o
Date Of first publication February %, 1918
MOLLIE LaFONTAINE,
EXecutriX of said Estate
Address,: 316 Pacific Block
ANDREW r. BLACK,
SIS Pacific Block Seattle, Wash
FEB %; March 49, 1918.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washn gton for King County-In Probate:
In the Matter of the Estate Of James Golden, De-
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and has qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
of the estate of Golden, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are reagred to
REQUIRED 1OS, Probate Code) on the Admins
tratrix attorney of record at the address be-
low stated and file the same with the clerk of the
court together with proof of such service within
this notice, or same will be barred.
Date of first publication February 23rd. 1918
MARIE GOLDEN
ADMINISTRATIVE of said Estate.
Address BIG Pacific Block.
ANDREW r. BLACK,
Attorney for Estate. 49,
316 Pacific Block, Seattle, Wash
Feb % March 49, 1918.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-03-16
PERSONAL

Miss Myrtle Shockley, one of the very
bright students Of the Franklin High
School, is still seriously i'll at the residence
of her parents. which is uuarantined. thus
preventing friends from calling to see her.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
TEHNIKA IN KULTURA.

Bill so east, ko SO kraljevske hGere predle in
tkale in prale perilo. Pala6a kralja Dagoberta ali
ChlotarJa Je bila "a nase pojme uborna hiSa. Y
kateri he bi maral Rockefeller ali Krupp stano-
vati niti teden dni. krmezljave lonGene brl iayke.
slabSe cd laterne nocnega Guvaja V kakSni zakotni
vasi, SO "a silo razsvetl jevale sobe velikasev in
plemenitasev. Goreta trska je bila dolgo TO, kar
je dandanes ~svetilka, smolnata baklja pa jc bila
imenitna iluniinacija.
TO je bill velik napredek, &c 81 pokliGemo y
spomin, ola so bile dodge dobe, ko Glovek nj poznal
Ognja.
Ce sc Je mogocen cesar peljal po dezeli. so
moral zapreci nerodno koGijo, XII ie oh dezevnem
vremenu obtiGala sredi cestnega blata. Grohe co-
saricine srajce nekdanjega casa ne bi danes oble-
kla branjevceva hci. Pisati in Gitati nj znal vsak
prime; pat pa so imeli kralji in cesarji Sc V DO
znem srednjem veku astrologe, so Jim preroko-
vail sretO in nesreGo, zmago in poraz IL konste-
lacije zvezd.
DrugaGe je sedaj ma svetu. Delavec Sc danes
lahko vozi Pc zeleznici in po elektricnem tram
vaju, cesar nekdaj nj mogel ne kralj ne cesar.
Proletartevo hSo razsvetljuje pin ali elektricna
zarnica. kopelj, nekdaj lukSus najveGjih bogati-
nov, je danes rudarju in plavzarju neizogibna
potreba. Zidarjev sin We, da Sc .suGe zemria okrog
sOlnca; tobaGna delavka razume, da Sc lahko IL
racuna solncni mrk ko ie bill zadnjiG videti Hal
leyev komet. MISC kranjski kmetje delali tesla
uehtoV III sc pFlpraNlJal ma KOnec Sveta.
MOderna tehnika je dala zivlienju tisoGerc
pripomocke, o katerih Sc nj moglo naSim dedom
niti %sanjati, kar Sc je doseglo 5 paro in elektriko,
bi ljudje IL dobe karla V. Smatrali IA cudez ali
pa "a coprnijo. Eksperimenti Z Roentgenovimi
zarki ali 2 radijem hi Sc jim zdeli satanove IL
k~usnjave.
Zeleznice so prepregle skoraj vso zemelisko
oblo. Preko nepreglednih zasnezenih sibirSkii
ravnin, preko afriskih ~razgretih puscav hiti loko-
mOtiva in preleti V dnevih daljave "a katere je
stara 'brza" poSta potrebovala mesece. ocean,
MISC wee zapreke l~judskega z~blizania, gorovja ne
morejo kakor vecni z;dovi lociti naroda Cd ma
rOda.
u miljoni kilometrov zice je omrczena zem-
liza; v iskro izpreminja clovesko misel in bescda
hiti pc njei bliskovito IL kraja V kraj. In re pre-
maguje duh tudi to pridobitev; brzoiav hiti pc
zraku in glas mu sledi.
V solncnem sistemu nj "a astronomijo skoraj
nobenega skritega koticka wee. Use so ~preiskali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

Otrok, postane mladeniG ali dekle; ali leta Sc ne
ustavijo. DOba mostva in zenstva je nova etapa,
in potem pride starost in smrt. Zemlja, XII bi Sc
tloveku zdela tvorba IA veGnost, solnGni sistem S
svojimi planeti in trabanti je nekdaj nastal in en-
KRAFT ga bo konec.
kaksna kratkovidnost more verjeti, da je v
tenn veenem izpreminjanju, kateremu je podvrze-
no vse, naJmanjSe in n~ajvetje, pray ma zemlji ne
kaj stalnega in da ie ravno kapi,alistitnemu 81
stemu doloceno veGno zivljenje?
Kajitalizem je hi lpotreben, ko je priSel ME.
gov cas-. Naparam fevdalizmu je bill to napredek.
Ali kakor je minilO vSe, mora priti tudi njegov kO-
nee. In kakor je ve dobro o nravem Gasu, pa po-
stane slabo, kakar sc izpremene razmere, tako po-
stane tudi druzabna oblika Skodljiva, kadar Sc
prezivi.
Kapitalizem ie povzdignil kul,uro. Nikogar
nj med pametnimi liudmi, XII bi 10 tail. Socialist
MISC nikdar pihali V rog nazadinakov, Xxi bi radi
remagal kapitaliSticno SedanioSt $ srednjevesko
pretekloStjo. NASH pogledi so obrnjeni V prihod-
most.
Ali Ge je kultura neprestana hoja ~Glovestva
navzgor, ako Sc jc naSe pleme, odkar sc je loGilo
od oStalega zivalstva, neprenehoma duSevno dvi-
gallo, tedaj more lie obzalovania vredna z~akrknje-
most in ozkosrtna sebicnost trditi, da smo ravno
sedaj ma najviSjem vrhuncu, odkoder nj nobene
stOpnie wee navZgOr.
kapitaliZmu priZnavamo zaSlugo, da je mo-
gocno i%zpremenil pojme o kulturi. Seveda nj tega
Storil zavedno; "duSa kapitalizma" nj bila V TEN,
ampak uGinki gospodarSkih zakonov. Napredek,
dosezen V kratkem casu, je pa pokazal tudi lju-
dem, XII tezko v~erujejo V realnOsti, da je mogOc
Sc veliko veGji napredek kulture, Xxi ga kapitali-
zem poslej ne more wee pospesevati, ampak ga lie
ovira
Najvecja d%isharmonija sedanje kulture je Ia,
da je njena stavba z~grajena V silno visavo, ali
M tn Nalln- V .,I.l IN. Al.
med kralii analfabeti, nj bilo mic hudega, Ge tia
can nj znal ~podpisati svojega imena. V dobi, ko
najvecje bibliotcke ne obsezejo vse tloveSke Una
nOsti, je IA dclavca prokletstvo, ce so mu "a vse
z~ivjenje zaprta vrata vcdc in spoznanja. Ko nj
bilo roper kugo drugega sredstva kakor procesija,
ie bill grof njena zrtev kakor hlapec. Ia naSe sto-
!otje je Sramota, ola umira ma ~stotisoce delavcev
"a jetiko, lie cato, ker so siromaSni. 10 ie bila hi
giena nenaslucena skrivnOst, nj bilo mogoGe sko-
ia obvaroveti nalezl iivosti danes vemo, kakSno
mora biti cloveSkO stanovanje, koliko mu je treba
pocitka, razvedrila, toalete, pa bono sele tedaj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

lahko govOrili o kulturi, kadar 10 bo mogel MI.
vati slednji clovek.
Povsod Je organizirano delo plodneise cd
anarhicnega. kapitalist zahteva red v tovarni.
ker We, ola pojde vse narobe, Ge DO vsakdo delal DO
syoJi CLAW. Mala podjetja Sc zdruzuiejo v kompa-
niJe IN truste, ker vedo, da je delo po velikem, OBJ
semen nacrtu obseznejse.
hultura pa je zadeva veliko veGiega kroga.
nego Je najmogocnejsi trust. Kultura je stvar vse-
ga c~lovestva. Ne lie, Ola je dobiGek, XII ga prinasa.
~haJvecJi tedaJ. zee ga daje vsem ljudem, tudi MEN
razvoj mora biti tenn mogo6nejSi. elm ye6ia 10
mnozica, XII sOdeluje V MEM.
Ali kulturno delo je dandanes neorganizira.
no; majhni pescici daje's voje plodove in nepopol-
ma Je ceta, XII ga opravlja. Visoka je kultura; 81
roka M. Podobna je V oblake segajoGemu, ali sib-
kemu stebru IL marmorja, zasa jenemu V blato in
vedno sc majajoGemu. Cd casa do casa prihajajo
krize, ~reakcije. atavizmi, da plane smrten dvom
o mocl in vrednosti vse te kulture. Barbarov sc
mora poiastiti zavist, Ge vidijo d~ivjaStva evrop-
ske vOjne.
Socialism pomeni organizaciio cloyeske
druzbe, dcslej anarhicno upravljane, anarhiGno
zirece. ' najpopolnejsi organizaciji druzbe ie pa
najtrdnejSa in ~najsirSa podlaga kulturnega della.
Sociallzem hoce organizirati cloveSko druzbo, da
DO imela zanesljiv pregled vseh materialnih in du-
sevnlh potreb tedaj Sele sc DO moglo delo organi-
zirati in urediti tako, da DO lahko zadostilo vsem
potrebam, ne da hi koga obrenenilo boil nego "a
htevajo interest sploSnosti.
Socialism hoce organizirano druzbo ne lie
"a 10, ola he BIO treba cloveku kruha stradati, am
pax cato, da DO V vsakem oziru lahko Glovek. IA
dar ne bodo armada industrijalnih tlaGinov delale
"a Spekulacijo posameznikov, "a prenapolnjena
skladlsca, "a konkurencO, ampak "a porabo dru-
zbe; kadar sc he BIO ma miljOne robotnikov vsak
dan upehalo do mrtvega kadar DO vsakemu clo-
veku pc opravljenem delu ostalo dovoli casa "a
pocitek in razvedrilo in 81 DO Glovek ohranil poleg
telesnega zdravja duSevnO cilost, odo kulturne
potrebe novega ljudstva neznansko velike: V
MEM bo tudi zadostna sila, da jim zadosti. &c
DO ubita skrb "a vsakdanje zivljenje Ia uboren
koscek kruha, "a cunjo ma telesu, DO osvobOjeno
ma tisoce danes uklenjenih moGi, oz~ivljenih ma IL
soce potlacenih, uduSenih t%alentov, kulturi prive-
denih ma tisoce novih, sposobnih, veselih delavcev.
SocialstiGna druzba je kulturnejSa cd kapi-
t~alisticne. Socialism je pogoj BODICE, vSje kul-
ture. To je najvecia opravicba socialisti6nega
stremljenja in sociaisticnih bojev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
P~reteklOSt1 in

ogromni dalekogledi; luna je fotografirana kakor
kateraSibodi zemeljska slika, izpremembe kama
1ov ma Marsh zasledujemo kakor della zemelj-
skega kanala. Mikroskop je razkril bakterije in
mikrobe ,katerih je ma tisOce v kaplji vOde, zna-
most Je izsledila NTH ~zivljenje, navajo, ~ploditev,
III nasla Je %nacine, da pokoneuje Skodljivce.
Inanost Ma stotisoce starih in mladih ljudi
j posvetuje svoje dusevne sile i'm prodira globlje
in globlje V memo cudezno kraliestvo. Dan ne mi
ne, da ne bi nova razkritja, nova spoznanja obO-
gatila starih zakladov. Armada uGenjakov je veG-
IA, mnogo veGja, od stevila Judi, XII so vGasi znali
titati in pisati.
NSeuGiliSca, o~premljena 2 vsemi mogoGimi
p|ripomocki, sluzijo razSirianju in poglabljanju
rede. Hgodovina 6~lovestva in njegovega ~bivaliSGa,
okrogle zemlje, Sc preiskuje tia do prvih facet
kov; fantasticne zivali, XII so izumrle, Sc preden Sc
Je prvi clovek dvignil ma dveh nogah, so nam INA
ne. Homo primigenius alalus, cd opice komaj raz-
hcni clovek, je opisan, kakOr da zivi sc dandanes.
NjegovO borno orodje il kamna poznamo; venlo,
kako Sc Je r~azvijalo z MIN. Y muzejnh imamo ma
tancne modele pc jezerih ma kOlih z~grajenih vasi.
Nobena lila in nOben zivec cloveSkega teleSa
hi wee tajnoSt IL zdravega telesa pretakajo kri V
bolno, ~ranjena srca Sivajo; umetno izvabljaio xiv
ljenje IL zivalskega plodu.
knjige, nekdaj z neznanskim trudom prepi-
savane V maloStevilnih izvodih pc samOstanih, ne
kdal namenjene tesno omejenemu krozku Two
iJcuVtN, pTVpidN JaJO ua1eS SNet III OuplrdJO mi .
ljonom vrata znania. Gore bi Sc zgradile IL case
piSov, XII dannadan obveSGajo Judi o zanimivih in
nezanimiyih dogOdkov ter hote ali nehote zblizu-
jejo narode in pomagajo r~azSirjati vedo.
Priznavamo, da je bill "a vse TO potreben ka-
pitalizem. Il razvOjem tehnike je bill neizogibno
zdruzen; moderne masine so ga porodile, on pa je
dajal - V svojem interesu - tehniki sredstva "a
nov napredek. Ia velikanska della sedanjega Ca
sa je bila NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doba nesposobna. IA
pitalizem je centraliziral sile, Xxi so bile potrebne
"a sedanjo povzdigo kulture.
Denar je dobil V kapitalistiGni druzbi maj
veGjo veljavo in moe. Zbran V ogromnih bogast-
viii je lahko dial tehniki della, znanosti najveGie
naloge, %omogocil najobSirneisa podjetia, postavil
\eliko ma mesto Malaga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
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IL Amstcrdama porotajo: NemGija pobira
zadnje moske sile v armada. Cello municijske TO.
varne so iztrebljene. Tovarne "a izdelovanje re-
lezniSkih vozov V Kelmorajnu in Muelheimu So
zaprli, ker nj ostalo dovOlj delavskih moGi "a obra.
tOvanje. V tOvarnah "a barvila in strelivo V rem.
skem okrozju so estate lie zene in dekleta. Pobra.
Ii so tudi pohabljence in ranjence. XII so "a silo
ozdravili.
Neki Holandec, XII je prisel v petek IL Mem,
cije, je govoril z nemskim voiakom, prisedsim 2
zapadne fronte. Vojak mu je pravil, da Sc izgube
nemske armada splOsnO sOdijO ma Getrt miljona
MOI. "Nihce med mani We enc verjame, da DO ma
sa armada kdaj prisla v Pariz," je dejal voiak.
"Sovrazne s%trOjne puske in topovi mas enostavno
kosijo ma tia. Ma enem mestu so Francozi mare
dill jz IL nemskih trupel, XII je bill visok kot mai
vetji covek." -Zene v NemGiii p~ostajajo histe-
ricne, kO Sc sirijo vesti o silnih izgubah.
IL Washingtona porocajo: Groznia Nemciie,
ola DO potopila spanske ladje, XII voziio blago liz
Amerike, in nemska propaganda v Spaniji je DO.
vzroGila akutno krizO med zadnjo i'm Zdruzenimi
drzavami. Ameriska vlada je sklenila pogodbo s
Spanijo, v smislu katere hi imela ameriska arma.
da V Franeiji dobiti gotove potrebscine IL Span
ske in Francija bi dobila financni kredit. Pogod-
ba je bila pOdpisana Z. marca t. l., toda danes
Sc nj uveljavljena.
AmeriSka vlada DO seveda zahtevala pojasni-
la in Spanija BIO morala zdaj pokazati, dali ie
2 Nemcijo ali prot njej, ali je sploh brez moGi in
nezmozna "a izvrsevanie mednarodnih zadev.
V berlinskem listu "Zukunft" pise znani
Maksimilian Harden:
as kaksn69pravico govore vsenemci in vsi
ostali junaki z ~jezikom, XII hoGejo vojno "a vsako
ceno, da BIO Anglia premagana? Zakaj Sc lazejs
liudstvu?
Submarine so res dosegle toliko. da angle
ski hoteli ne serviraio wee mesa "a zaitrk in da
popoldanski gOstje dObe zdaj emo uneo namesio
pol funta GAIA; dosegle so tudi, da je neka stara