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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19
PREPARATIONS
STARTED FOR
CELEBRATION
Several m Organ
ICED for Formulating
April 6 Plans.

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That the demonstration to be held
an April 6 In, commentator of the
first anniversary Of the American war
declaration against Germany is
destined to become a red letter day
in the history of the city and county.
appears to be foregone conclusion,
judging from the enthusiasm display
ed by members of the various COM
mittees appointed at a meeting IN inc
Commercial club rooms last night.
April s will also mark the opening
of the third Liberty Loan campaign,
and thus the celebration will assume
a two-fold nature and have the dou-
BILE purpose of stimulating patriotic
war sentiment and encouraging cltl-
ems to aid the government in raising
additional funds for the carrying on
of the war until it is won. Hence
the appropriate name of the lay:
Win the War Day"
Plans Thoroughly Discussed.
At the meeting last night tentative
plans and suggestions were thorough
" discussed from various viewpoints.
and&.when the situation had been gone
over in it's various details, it was ex-
pressed as the ~conccnSus of opinion OF
those present that it would be de-
sirable to have Il parade as n OF
the principal features of the day.
Further. it was agreed that a pro-
gram should be given at the auditort-
um. and a special committee was APP
pointed to communicate with. speak
ers and to arrange all the necessary
details of this part of the celebration.
This afternoon it was reported that
all the committees were working and
that their chairmen would meet with
G. C.. Gowran, general chairman,
within a few days for the purpose OF
making a more definite arrangement
than was possible last night.
: Following is Il list of the commit
tees appointed:
Arrangements and Buildings-Geo'
A. Bangs F.. Islander. H. Holt. l.: F.
Ely, r.. Morgan, P. o. Thorson. j. Mel
son Kelly.
: Program-W. P. Davies, Geo. A
Bangs. Hans Anderson, o. r. Burt
ness. L.. X. Eassell, J. S. McCune
Hugh Dunlevy.
Parade-D. V. Moore. j. c. sher'
lock. c. d. Mcdonald, J.. II. McNicol
J. w. Wilkerson.
Finance. A. Dinnie. T. A. su1li.
van. P. S. Peterson, A. I. Hunter, w
E. Fuller.
Publicitv--M. f. Stricken. ]. Fl
Void, J.. r. Carley. Geo. p. Kirk, w
e. Small. W. II. Whitcomh.
Decorations-Bert d. Keck. II. w
Randall, &C: Sheppard, Robert Green
Angus Mcdonald, L. X. Raymond
Ir...s9. Tom Moore. T. F. Burchard
Howard Monley. w. l.. Whitcher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19
DAYLIGHT TO
Be SAVED IN
GRAND FORKS
City Prepared to Set. its
Clocks One Hour Ahead
on March 81.

Today the announcement that Presi-
dent Wilson has signed the daylight
savings bill was received in this city
with considerable interest. n the
prevailing sentiment was that, the
measure is a very wise and useful one.
In accordance with the new law, all
clocks in the United States will be
turned one hour ahead at 2 o'clock in
the morning of March 81, and will be
turned one hour back October 80.
This will give seven months of day
light saving and the practical effect
will be that work begins II hour
earlier than now. and ends one. hour
earlier. In other words, an office
which now opens at s o'clock in the
morning, will begin business at Z, and
will close at ) instead of at 6, or at
4 instead of at 5 O'Clock.
Merchants and factory owners in
this city said today hat they thought
the plan would work out we'll. and no
one looked for great disturbances OF
the daily schedule of work. The gist
of opinion vas that it might take a
week or Il little more to become ac-
customed to the new order of things,
but tina it would be easy after those
schedules.
lLncCt on k60lIFOaOS. -
1t is said that the time for making
the change was fixed at . O'Clock Sun
day morning. March 81. because there
are eve railroad trains on the road
and fewer industries going at that
! hour than at any other time during
the week.
Fort all railroad trains scheduled for
departure between . and 3 on that
Sunday morning the railroads can
either start them late as many min-
utes behind as they were scheduled to
start before 3 o'clock or change the
schedule for a single run. No other
departure or arrivals will be affected,
according to the opinion prevailing in
railroad circles.
Local railroad officials intimatcd to-
day hat the new order will necessi-
tate a complete change of train sched-
ules on the first day when some con-
fusion may be looked for, but thai
later on radical changes will not be
required as the trains will leave al
the hour indicated in the time tables
in spite of the fact that that hour is
sixty minutes earlier than it is now.
Twelve European countries have
adopted the daylight saving system
Italy. France. Portugal. ? Denmark
Norway and Sweden. and in those
countries it is generally known a
summer time" q
During the debate in the house O
representatives following the intro
duction Of the daylight saving bill
one of the members of the house said
Joshua commanded the sun t.
stand still three hours so that h
might win a battle, and the plan o
the modern Joshuas is to push the SUI
ahead one hour in it's orbit SO that W
can win not only one but every battl
in the great war for the highest prin
ciples of humanity"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19

Driscoll-With the exception Of
few minor arrangements, plans have
all been perfected here for the big
market day festival to be held here
March 23. Enterprising business mel
are backing the first of the series. J.
]. Osterhaus. state dairy commission
err. is on the program for an address.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19
4. C. JOHNSON IS DEAD
MarshalltOwn Postmaster Was Well
known Merchant in This City.

{ Word was received yesterday of the
death at Augustana hospital, Chicago,
Of A. G. johnson of Marshalltown.
formerly a resident of Grand Forks.
2 Mr.. johnson will be remembered as
the owner of the Minneapolis dry
goods store, then the largest of its
Kind in the city. During his resi-
dence here he was also active in local
and state politics. Leaving Grand
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19

Forman-The Sargent county
branch of the Sheyenne River Valley
Regional immigration Development
association has been organized with
Charles A. Walloch. Forman. presi-
dent; +. w. Vail of Minor, vice presi-
dent: OFF Euger, Forman. secretary,
and Il. T.. Hurry of Forman, treasur-
err.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19
STUDY CLUB
( TO MEET TOMORROW
Mrs. Harvey ]. Moore Will Lead the
Mecting-Book Review to
be Given.

The Women's Mission Study club Of
the Baptist church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. DR.. Friesen, 414 Yer
non avenue. The meeting will be lead
tion will be conducted by Mrs. w. w.
A book review OF BLACK
Sheep" will be given by Mrs.. G. L.
and music will be furnished
by the ladies' quartet. $50 aaaG.4ss:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19

Forks. he travelled through the north
west for several years as the repre-
sentative Of a large jobbing house.
and later he moved to Marshalitown.
He was appointed postmaster of
Marshalitown several years Ago., and
he held that position at the time of
his death.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-19
Northern Packing Company Announces Second
Issue Of Capital Stock

In conformity with the orders of it's stockholders, the officers and directors
of the Northern Packing Company announce that ar increase Of the capital
stock of the company from $5oo00o to 100000 is being made and that $50
shares Of common and $50 shares Of preferred or $780, 90 worth of this new
issue will be placed upon the market at par.
The Northern Packing Company has been successful from the start. It's
field is $ evident and the i'm is $ opportune, for its organization and profit.
able operation that capital has willingly been subscribed as it was placed upon
the market. '"s### "M @ @#.
Under conditions that existed when this company was organized, the orig
male ptal would have been AMPLE but war time demands or meat and the in
creased COS tofi e. stock makes it desirable o increase, to al extent, both the
facilities and the capital of the company hence the increase in the capitalization
Minnesota people to share in this big industry. The fact that more than seven
ty people reserved for purchase portions of this new issue before it was avail
able indicates the esteem in which this INVESTMENTS STOCK IS HELD.
Building operations which were necessarily suspended during December,
January and February, are being resumedt this month and our plant win be
ready for operation early this fall. In ample time for the fall business.
The Treasury Department at Washington through its Federal Reserve
Bank Committee on Capital Issues, has declared that the immediate compile
ton and operation Of III plant is mot incompatible with the interest Of the
United States and the War. @ 8 -
Northern Packing Company, Grand Forks, Nd.
"a North Dakota Corporation, Financed ~ Farmers and Business Men. Manu-
featuring and Marketing Northwestern Products
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

A REAL bUC|

We are all acquainted with
|daar rides in these days of. tn,
las buggy and ea: h of US probs
|bly have some great experiences
N tel in connection herewith
|pnt Tom Horson has . tale to
|6ll Of 4 ride he took some time
kao which makes all the othe.
kles we have heard about "a in.
|nfesting as q snewball in the
hond where dr ellis the Eskimeaux
Lat years deer season vas fast
dsawiug to q close when Ton be.
heught him Of the nice, juicy
venison steaks which were roam.
blg the hills aud dells of our Gen
Fsl Idaho and decided to 20 and
N some. He had been. in the
aunts Of the fleet footed deer
>tts short time when his keen.
anter's eye discovered a magni;
csnt buck and Tom lot drive
ith the result thes Ar. Buck
nSs snort Of ssrrrise and
sped to gather his cleak absut
in = one who lays down to
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

rasant dreams Tom drew hi,
IN edged huating knife an1
d Just straddlsd the bsek'a
'''f preparatory 70 "stic ,riar"
~ when the animal came sud
'en'y to life, Jumped to ito feet
ma started down the steep id,
II the hill with 1 spsed Tia. /.
motorcycle cop would have an
led Bot where was the br.v.
'uaser oil this times 0taul,ae
'o'y locking on? Ah, no, dear
reader. You do not know Ton.
ne aid not propose = trail that
Duck the rest Of the day 20 deci.
ded to 60 with him end as the
animal jumped to ito feet Tom
grabbed the branching autier,
1or the same reason that enc
hangs desperately to the stars
In a street car, and just "nssch.
orally went along.'' The e,d Of
the fast ride was in the bottom Of
a gully and Tom did no. leave
his seat with any regrets. After
this, Tom says, he'll trail ,em
instead Of ridia' am, ttst il. q
course. II hs is allowed to take
his choice.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
Theodore ALI. on Laid to Rest

The funeral service of Theo.
dor. Allison, the notice Of who-s =
death We publishedinlast weeks
Messenger, was held at the Odd
Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon,
January 9th at Il o'clock and was
conducted by the Odd Fellows
Lodge Of which he was q men,
bsr, assisted by the Rebekahs,
the choir and pastor of the Con.
gregational church.
A very large nu nber OF sym.
pathetic friends was present at
the'service and the floral offer.
ings were beautiful and abun.
dant.
NJ. Theodore Allison was
born.st Uolen, Minnesota. Jane
lo. 1873, whore he grew to young
manhood and where on Decem.
bsr 18th, 1909, he was united in
marriage TO Miss Rose Blums,
who, with their two children sur
vivs hi.n.
Abolt twelve years age be
csueste this community from
Niaassots and here he had form
ed slwids circle of friends.
Cut Of in the prime Of nan
hood, at the age Of 81 years. Z
months and 5 days. he leaves bs.
sides his family here, his father
and nother. i've brothers and
80 sister, residing in Minness.
u to mourn his death.
His mother : . and one brother
were present 1T the funeral ser.
vices.
Interneut was in Challis cen.
stsry.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
Card of Thanks

In order that we might thank
all the kind friends and neigh.
bors who assisted us in a.y way
In our hour of affliction, we use
this method. and TO- those kind
friends we extend our heartfelt
thanks Mrs. Rosins Allison
and family. Mrs. Ole Allison. AL.
bert Allison. and the Blume and
Smith families.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that IN
examination for ell cranes Of
Stste and County teachers Ger.
tifcate, will be held at the Office
Of the County Superintendent Of
Public Instruction in Chsllis. /.
daho, February 2l, %, %. 1918.
Jennie E. Ke'lsher, Co. supt.
Pub. Inst.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
WHEATtEss. BISCUITS.

Parched cornmeAl i the feature Of
thAse excellent whsatless biscuatA
First ths cornmeal- -one-hak . cup
Is put IN q shallow pan placed "a tie
oven and stirred frequently until lt
u . dsltcate brown. The other inSrr,s.
dents are q teaspoon Of salt, q cup
o8 peanut butter and one and q ha1l
cups Of water. Mix the peanut but,
ter, water and salt and heat. While
this mixture Is hot STIR In the neal
which should also be hot Beat thor
oushly. The dough should be Of such
eonsietsncy that It can b. droppe4
from . spoGn. Bake In small cekes
In IN uhgreased pan, This makes 10
biscuits. each Of which contains enc.
slxth ot IN ounce Of ptotsiA.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
DELICIOUS CORN MuFFlNs.

HSf&s an old fashioned recipe Tor
eofn mufans that has recently been
revived and used with unusual success
0 .ssyeral Of the larger New York no.
tsis;: 10 make three and half dozen
nufRns take one quart milk, six ounces
butter substitute, twelve ounces Of
light syrup or honey, four eggs, pinch
Of salt, two ounces baking powder.
ent and half pounds cornmeal and
NJ and half pounds rye -four. The
bSttet and syrup should be thoroughly
mixed: then add the eggs gradually.
Pour in the milk and add the rye -four
mixed with corumeal and baking pow.
e..
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

fhe editor Of. We Neessoa>x
appreciates yous business and
sOueaH yeur espesst.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30


! The tims nxed for the regis.
tfstisA Of German slisi enemies
vithia the District Of Idako, Il
70 commence at 8 o'clock A. n.
On February 4th. 1918. and cen.
tinue IN each day successfully
thereafter between the hours OF
8 A. n. and 8 P. N. up to and in.
cluding the oh day OF Febyuary, !,
1913, At 8 o'clock p. M. For fur.
thsr information inquire Of yeur
postmaster. who 10 the chief reg.
trar.-T. B. Martin, U. s. Mar.
shal.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30
s.Romeo and Juliet

DODGE HALL. FEB. 5TH.. 1917
EIGHT GREAT REELS. ga wonderful help to
those who intend to enter college and wonderful to
those who don't. :. - =. = !:
Prices. Adults CSC. Teachers and
all school children I5c. /:
Costumes and scenery in this play cost quarter Of
million dolla's. (Seeins is beievns) Starring the
great pair. BUsFiMAN and BAYNE. Tues. Feb. 5th
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

Give ~ your business
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-01-30

The editor Of ths AssDsisst.
isslvays ready aAA villiag = q,
AtssAase and more for Ne q.
vsnsamsnt es esanuaity iaterest
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

iiudo III biiu, CO hi bill diliaki in hi mislili
vedno lie mazaj. namesto naprej. Mi ne vodimo bo-
jeN. da hi So zmerjali in blatili. ampak IN nacela.
III 81 po naSem prepricaniu boliSa od drugih in
te je bog koncan. jc konGan. J. "Narodnim Ii.
Stom Seveda nj tako, ker sc ne boiuje IA visok
cIJ. temvec zaradi boia Samcga. zaradi slasti. XII
10 uziva. kadar niece kepe blaia in Ska. cato ic
tudi MCCOY nacin neploden izvzemSi morda "a
,istO. kar je Iottiiu naiiubSc - in jugoslovansko
gibanJe ne more imeti od NIGGA nobene koristi.
Steer pa nimamo veliko strahu. &c Sc je moela
AvStrija kljub svoiemu \. f. |. q. L. zruSiti Y
prah. ho Sc marsikaj druzega avtokratiGnega pro-
pablo. y dobi zmagujoGc demokIaciic ne bodo Ju-
gosiorani z%aonja strata nazadniaStva Va.
Kar sc tiGc 'vmcSavamia" starokraiskc N.
deve. imajo tukajSnii Slovenci. lIrvati in Srbi pac
holi 1--WE obcutke. kakor N. H." Narudi. XII So
vecJl III m~ocnejSi od mas. so ~prihaiali ' .Ameriko po
pomot in so 10 dohili. JugoSlovani pa imajo III
kaj cello armada ~sv"jcga ljudStva, in moral hi biii
SAM automatic. &c ne hi SkuSali >toriti III blagor
NvoJih roiakov. kar najvcc morcio. ZlaSti \ caSu.
ko potrcbujc narod Nth pomoci bolt kot kdaj.
NeSlozni Smo. Eni 30 oyrcvamo IA rcpubliLo.
drugi so zaliublicni "a monarhijo. Ia boz Sc ho IA.
dalJeval. cato pa imamo vcndar skupmc intcreSc.
ce Je neNarnoSt. da izeubc Jugo,lovani 10. lar ic
pc praNici nJihovo in N Nth zivljenic potrebno.
N. l.. 10 morda Ne della Skrbi; dru-i pa Cutiio.
da Je "a take naloec trcba della. in de ic naloga
Skupna, mora biti tudi dclo skupno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

Ogr>ki ,lno bill razdeIjcni pod madIar>ko. ncm-
Sko in deloma italiianSko oblaSt. Pov>od 81 bill
drugi Stiki. Nastaiale 81 raznc tradiciie. POI
ticno ~zivllenjc jc imelo oblikc. Iii 81 sc med >abo
razlikovale kakor noe in dan. Ne pc >voii wolff,
ampak Pc sill smo bill Iotcmi in pclvrzcni naiua.
SprotneiSim vplivom.
Prvi dan, ko padei iizicnc ograic, pa pride
hipokrit in zastoka kai bo IL mas. ko So nit >ami
med sabo ne razumetc 80. Tako tarna list. XII Sc
je YES cas- trudil, da hi vzdrzal plotovc med Mani
in %preprecil zedinienie,
Lepo Sc podaia 'Narodnemu Lis,u''. ce da-
mes ~zataiuje Avstriio! In Gudovito doSlcden ie.
kadar prG>i ameriSke JugoSlovane, mai sc ne vii
kajo Y razmere Y start domovini, Svoic citatelie
mora Smatrati "a zclo pozahliivc. Trudil So jc res
dovolj. da hi Jill poneUmnil. ampak tako kratkc
pameti Vendar tudi oni ne morcjo biti. la ne hi
danes wee vedeli, kar so citali Sclc pred par tedni.
"Narodni List" ie bill sploSmo znan kot gla-
Silo Avstrijc. kar ic on imenoval 'hrvatStVo".
Je bila lie camOuflagc IN hahSburZanStVn in SO cello
Slaba camouflage. kajti slava Franca Jozcfa in
karla je bila preocitna. Sedaj piha paG drug We
ter in zaradi kupCije ie treba obrniti phase. IN.
IT, lie Sc ne We nat anGnu. ma katcr0 Strau. pa hi
rad pocakal. da 81 ne Skodujc. I'm cato mai Sc .Iu-
gOslovani V Amcriki ne zanimaio "a rcci y Niarcm
kraju!
Zakaj hi priScl ~. h." OH zatctku vojue do
takih naukov! Doker je zagovarjal AvStrijo. nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

rod moral poZabiti ma marshal hudcga in gren-
kega, pa Sc zclimo skrbno yarovati vSega. kar hi
moglo ovirati sprijaznjenje ljudstva in ustano-
vitev Iige narodov. XII jo tako porcGc priporoGatc.
.JugoSlovani ne dolzc nikogar nameravane
krivicnOSti; vcdo pa.da SO y okoScinah. kaklIne so
podedovali cd k%oruptnc avStriiSke monarhijc. Iah-
ko zgodc zmotc. katcrih cfckt ic naSproton pravi.
ci, vslcd tega pa tudi naSprotcn varnoSti iniru.
Neomajno sc JupoSlovaui zanaSajo ua Vase
pravicoliubno, in vodo. da sc Z NOSim odobrc.
MEM ne more izvrSiti nobena kriviCnoSt. Po nice
mer drugem pa ne hrepene kOt pc pravici. Kar Vas
p%rosijO. jc 10, da posvctitc tudi ugoSloyanSkim
zadevam Svojo panic Y menu NaSih v~zviSpnih
idealov &c VAN je Znan rcsniGni poloiaj Y dc5e-
lah, XII Jill Smatrajo JugoSlovani IN svojc, tedai
ilnajo ahSoutnO prepricanjc, Ola ina pravica svo.
icga naiholjScga zagovornika Y NaSi oSehi.
Ncmo, da So pred Nami u,odeDolna y~pra;ania
brcz Stevila. Nemo, da jc Vas cas- dragoccn. kakor
Sc nikdar nj bill. Toda Yes svet upira Y teh dneh
Svojc oci Washington. u. e.. in gotovo ne bostc
zamerili JugoSlovanOm proSnjc. da Sc SpUmnite
tudi nanjc V uri, ko So ustvarja nov. boliSi Svet
l. NaSim Odlicnim Sodelovanjem. Xe je Vase imc
poStalo ntcrnacionalno Tudi med JugC,lovani ic
popularnO, da jc oh vSaki radoStni priliki ma vsch
uStih. I'm globoko Y njih Srcih je vkoreninieno
trdno prepriGanie, da ic Woodrow Wilson sine
MIN IN PraviGnOSt.
Zato verujemo, da Sc ne bOSte cutili nadleen-
vanega L naSo p%rosnio. prihajaioGo IL duSc maro-
da. Hi jc prctrpel vsc ponizanje in VISA brcmena
%suAnosti in gleda Sedai carlo Svobode.
Sprcjmite, eospod predsednik. izraz najisllc-
nejSc udan0>ti cd Sinov narcda. ki nikdar ne ~.
zabi, koliko VAN doigujc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20
SOlZe, XII jih pretaka hinavScina.

\aJsmeSnelSi jugnSloVanSki list ma Svetu hi
Sc lahko imenoval Iottijev 'Narodni List hi sc
lahko imenoval. &c ne hi bill y v>em njegovcm ko-
medijanStvu prcvcc t~ragiccn moment. Y emf Zad-
njih Stevilk prcliva 10 ciSio biMniSko glaSilo kro-
kodilskc seize zaradi kaOSa med Srbi. lirvati IN
Slovenci, kakor da nj Same VSc ease najveG Sto-
rilo, da preprcci vsako Slogo med JugoSlovani.
kdor eta hipokriticni clanck Y lem liStu. hi moral
obupati mad Jugoslovani Nploh, cc hi Sc dial hipnu-
t%izirati cd NIGGA.
Razmere med JugoSlovani res MISC idealne.
Bozanskc slogc nj med nami. Ali starobabsko tar
manic zaradi tega mora presedati clovcku. XII 81 ne
zavezs oGi namenoma in We. da SO ,Jugoslovani
ustvarieni IL enakega tesla kakor drugi ljCdjc in
live ma planetu Zemlja kakor drugi narodi.
Radi hi vedeli, odkod mai pride abSolutna >lo-
IA V narod, Xxi ie Sestavlien IL raznih razredov, ci-
gar posamezni deli imajo razlicno izobrazbo in Xxi
Sc sploh lo5iio. kakor raznovrStni deli drugih ma
,odov. Pravicen Sodnik pa mora tudi vpoStevati,
da imaio Jugoslovani doSlci opraViti : p~rokleto
dedScino, XII ne obremeniuic vccinc drugih ma
rodov. Na;a Stoletja traiaioca razkosanoSt ie mo-
rala zapa,titi slcdove. hi Sc ne daio izhri>ati ccz
noe.
-: Razmerc u>tvarinjo cIoveka; 10 ic re>nira. ki
vclja IA mas kakor III Use Judi. y kakSuc 50 bile
naSe razmcre! Ozrimo Sc lie ma polltiCnc. Ma
Balkanu so imeli liolgari. Srbi. C%rnogorci vSak
svojo drzavo. Siara Srbija. Macedonija. Tracija
so bile do balkanskc voinc turSka last. Y AvStro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-20

neJSi uri pomagala. da 50 Sc reSili habsburSkega
iarma. Use, cesar so mogli zeleti. po temer so
opravi6enO hrepeneli in "a kar SO Sc bojevali, je
obsezeno V NaSih nafelih. u OStalim Svetom so Sc
tudi JugoSloyani nauGili smatrati Vas IA ne
omajnega zagovoruika in zaSCitnika Svobode in
pravice in cato prihajajo do Vas : p~roSniO. da Jill
mdi nadalic podprctc, ko iSceio praviGnosti.
Vase doSledne akciie so jim omogoGile. da 81
Sami iZbero Svojo bodoco narodno uSodo i'm do
locijo nafin syoie politicnc organizacije. IL po-
dedovancga tuStva in IL hvalcznoSti do velike
demOkracije. kateri imajo toliko zahvaliti. bodo
gotovO krepko stall ma braniku demokratiGnih
naGel. Ali mad niihovimi dczelami wise Sc temni
oblaki in xiv je Strah med narodom. da hi utegni-
10 nepoZnanje pravih raZmcr pOvzroGiti rcSitcv
poSameznih v~praSani. Iii hi lahko poS,ala usodc-
polna.
OBJ mcjuh - MOSAIC uar0dno>li in Y taken
p~olozaju sc zclo lahko zgodi. da So kazeio Deem
napacne Slike. Nekdania .AvStriia jc vedno siste-
matiGnn zapoStavljala JugoSlovauc: branila jim jc
uStanHvljanjc Sol; Min jerk .ie izkliuGevala IL
uradov- in : SOdiSG ; kriviGuimi volilnimi redi je
uStvariala umctnc veGime Y zakonodainih in obGin-
skin zaStopih. Take Sc ie zgodilo, da sc kazejo
muogi jugoSlovanSki kraji liud"m, HI ~" poznaio
razmer zclo natancno. kot nc>lovanSki TO je med
narOdom porodilo Strah. da hi Sc mn V dobri veri
lahko odyzeli kraji. HI 80 po pravici njcgovi in
katerih odveplicnjc hi "a huge udarilo. kakor po-
raZ ma boiiScu.
Ne stopamo pred Vas kot ,ozniki. Y TEN
>lavnoStncm caSu. 10 jc nehalo govorili orozie.
hrepcnimo pc trajncm miru kakor .JugoSlovani V
Svoii domoviri in pc prijatcljStvu Z v,cmi narodi.
Nem0, da bo zaradi NiSiih idcalov Skoraj vsak ma