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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20

Miss Doris Payne visited over Sun
day as the guest Of Miss Louise Can
ham at Maple Lake. Miss CanhAnn IL
entertaining at a house party 1t the
spriggs cottage at Maple Lake, and
her guests are a group Of Kappa AL
pha Theta sorority members. On sat
urday, Miss Canaan and her guests
were entertained at tea by Mrs. A, M.
Lommen, at the L. K. HAssell summer
home.
Miss Doris johnson will leave
Thursday for Minneapolis where she
will visit for a week as the house
Miss Sebastian was formerly music
supervisor Of the East Grand Forks
schools.
The officials and employees Of the
Northwestern National bank motored
out to Berham's grove on Saturday
afternoon for 4 picnic. There were
about twenty in the party, and they
left the city about 4 o'clock. A Big
picnic supper was enjoyed at $3.50 and
stunts and music were the diversions.
MI. and Mrs. A. ]. Bennett, 622
South Fourth street, entertained az
their guests over Sunday, Mr.. Bon
'nett's brother-tn-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. William Kienast Of Aber-
deem. S. D. Mr.. Edward Lincoln of
Aberdeen accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Kienast to Grand Forks. They made
the trip by motor, and returned to
their home this morning.
Cards announcing the arrival Of q
to so 81: and Mr. S'n Carlisle '' 8. Fay = Il
Minneapolis. on June II, have been
received by Grand Forks frtends. Mra
Fay will be remembered. as Mildred
Terrett. She formerly made her home
in Grand Forks With her parents, Mr.
dents of Portland, Ore.
Misses Dorothy and Made1yn Col.
ton, accompanied by Misses Margaret
Thacker, Catherine Trepanier, Helen
Norman, Aileen Thacker, Louise .Ry.
an. Helen o'connor. Josephine Lynch.
Grace Miller and Prudence Stewart
returned. from Maple Lake on Sunday
morning after enjoying a house party
guests at the Cotton cottage "Laf-a:
Lot" Mrs. Frank LAvalee c~haperoned
the party.
vane Foote returned to Fargo or
Sunday night after spending the week
end with his family in this city. Mrs
Foote and two children Ruth and
Bob, r guests at the home Of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Miller
Lewis Boulevard.
Miss Marion Dinon and Miss Char.
lotte Hanson have been elected dele.
gates from the local high schoo,
Girls Student club to attend the an.
nual summer conference at Lake
Okobojii, Iowa, from June 80 to July
h9. AT Fargo Miss Dixon and Miss
! Hanson will meet the two Fargo dele.
gates and the two delegates from
jamestown, N. D., who, with Mis-
Helen Haas. Fargo girls work eecre,
tary, will attend the conference.
The program TO be followed eacl
day OF the conference - one Of mucl
interest to school girls. and VIII hav,
a varied number Of Interesting fea,
lures including both study and recrea,
ton.
4 4
Miss Margaret Anderson, who hal
been attending the state universe,
here, has accepted a position in TIL
Office Of the local 7. ". C. A. for tn.
summer months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
Postponed Picnic To.
Be Held On Tuesday

The postponed picnic Of the con-
g%resation and Sunday school OF the
Methodist church Will be given on
Tuesday afternoon, It is announced.
All members Of the Sunday school
classes, and men and women of the
congregation are invited to take part
in this annual out Of door festivity,
and each is asked to bring a basket
lunch. .
The committee in charge has ar
ranged a splendid program Of games
and entertainment. The picnic will
start at 4 o'clock and a supper will
be served at $3.50.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
Or INTEREST TO WOMEN
DELEGATES REPORT
SUCCESSFUL MEET

MIA Mary Rudser and Mrs. AnaA
Knutson returned Sunday evening
from Duluth, Mimi, whore they rep
resented the local Daughters Of Nor
way society 1t the bi-annuAl grand
chapter. meeting on. June Is, II and
also a Grand Forkss representative at
the meeting. did not return Sunday,
but has gone Ia Hibbing, MINI, to
visit. friends for a time. Miss Rudser
And. MrA alAserude. we're the dele
The next nesting Will be held in
Lacrosse, Wis, Id 1923, It was an
nounced. Mrs. Sophia WettAlAnd 81
Minneapolis was reelected president
With the following of1ters, Will serve
during the coming year,
we PfssidAht-Mrs. 1nsa Olsen Of
Duluth.
seerstAry-4rs: Augusta swan o.
MINNEAPOLIS.
TreAiuTer-Mra. Marie Henderson
Of Mound, Mimi. zf.
Marshai-Mr1 Mary Anderson Of
chaplaain---M4r t..5 Carrie. Nelson, La
Inside wAtch-Mrs. KAlset, Ben
Outside ,watoh-Mrs. wastahold,
CloQuet, MINI.
Trustees-Dr. sutan Alderman Of
Chicago, and Mrs. Cahll Of Madison,
Wis.
The Duluth meeting was reported
to be Of the largest In the history
Of the Daughters Of Norway society.
The 90 delegates and twelve officers
made q total attendance OF ITO,
which Is the largest since the h.st
national. convention, Is years ago, it
was reported.
The visitors were given an automoA
bile ride about Duluth and West Du-
luth, and the Sons and Daughters Of
Norway OF both cities were hosts at
a banquet Friday night. Open in
stallation~ ceremonies featured, the
Saturday calendar andtthe degree staff
Of Duluth put on q fancy drill exhibi-
ton. Musical numbers by the Nor
mana mems chorus, known through
out the United States as one Of the
largest and best male choruses, were
given. The Nornnana chorus is max
ing preparation for an European tour
in 1928.
ENCOURAGING reports Of the pro-
posed consolidation OF the Daughters
Of Norway lodges in the east and west
were made at this convention.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20

Mrs. W. j. Gray Of Berkeley. Cal,
arrived In Grand Forks Saturday eve-
ming to spend the coming week as the
guest OF her brother and sister-in-law
MI. and Mrs.ysteve Smith. Mrs. Cray
expects to JOIN. her husband in Min
neapofts at the completion OF her visit
here.
Rev. and Mrs. James Austin, SIS
Chestnut street. have as their Ktests
Tor the remainder Of the summer
Mrs. Austtn's mother and sister. Mrs
". N. Page and daughter, May. OF
Le1venworth, Kas.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20

Miss Doris johnson will leave
Thursday for Minneapolis where she
will visit for a week az the house
guest of Miss Ethelmae Sebastian.
Miss Sebastian wal formerly music
supervisor Of the East Grand Forks
schools.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Reveal Failure Of Navy
To Capture Hun U-Boat

WASHINGTON. July Hidden
away in the archives CT the great
grey navy building here are hun
dreds of romances and adventures
Of the seas which may never come
to light.
In steel bound files are the records
of successes and Of failures during
the world war which swelled the
heart OF seafaring men with pride
and caused them to tear their hair
in anguish.
Perhaps the most romantic rec
ords concern the activities Of the
United States navy against the Ger
man Uboats. records which have
never been opened TO the public.
With the recent sinking of the
U-117 off Cape Charles by aerial
bOmbers there has come 10 light
the story OF a great disappointment
to the American navy.
The U-117 left Kiel on June y,
1918, under command Of a German.
who is believed 10 have served as
a gunner's mate in the United States
navy at one time Apparently well
versed on condition in American
waters. this U-boat captain turned
her toward the shores Of the United
states. From a date late in June
until early in September the U-11T
was a menace 20 American and for
eign shipping off the coasts Of the
north Atlantic. Mines were sown
by the U-117 from Maine 20 Hat
teras and five steam vessels and
eight schooners fell prey 10 the un-
derseas destroyer.
The navy department adopted
drastic measures Thirty-dve patrol
boats were sent 90 capture the L.
boat but without success. she con-
tinued her raids. particularly upon
schooners.
At this time the British navy was
having some success with Q-boats.
or mystery ships. nnocent-looking
vessels. which were quickly turned
into armed fighting craft when at
tackled by the U-boats. American
naval officers desired 20 outfit some
OF these mystery ships. but Il IS
understood that Woodrow Wilson in
tervened. holding that such vessels
were a violation OF international law.
This was the first bitter disappoint-
ment 10 those charged with making
a defense against the submarines.
The U-iI7 was continually report
ed 10 the navy department "a still
active in American waters. sinking
schooners and sowing mines. The
navy was nonplussed.
Quiet Search OF the Seas.
Quietly and without ostentation
FIVE commanders were relieved OF
their naval duty. They came into
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

sits. unshaven and valetIess, on his
fashioned front porch, and waits
for his prey
Duke" Phillips is the eldest
nephew OF the deceased Duke de
Moro. His grandfather was the
Grand Duke Sharvaloski Philip de
Moro, a Polish nobleman who fled
Warsaw in 1S4S. after making a
botch of an attempet to Kill the
Car Of Russia and, changing his
name 20 S. Moro Phillips. became an
American citizen, married a Phila-
delphia society belle. and become the
fertilizer king" leaving @ fortune of
S15,OOO,00O
Against Titles.
grandfather was against titles, -
said Squire Phillips. "but when he
died in 1885. Uncle Moro went to
England with his share Of the estate
and assumed the title as grand
fathers eldest son. He played the
duke, all right, and he looked just
like a butler"
The squire boasts Of another title.
He says his mothers father was Alb
raham Thierry Van CASTLE, made a
baron by a former king of Holland,
but who also disliked titles and call
ed himself A. T. Van CASTLE.
you see the adherence of pomp
runs in the family. except for Uncle
Moro said the squire.
Even down to me-" says Alexan-
der, the squire youngest son.
The squire is 46, married and has
two sons. He likes TO wear old
clothes and collect antiques. The
house he lives in used 10 be a school
house and he bought il because he
liked the six big elm trees in the
front yard. It's miles west of
Philadelphia. He only has an acre OF
ground because he thinks farming is
too hard work.
His sister, Mrs. Julie Van Castle
Thompson, who lives in Europe. has
just become engaged to Viscount
Furness, wealthy British shipping
ma gnate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

WESTTOWN. Pa. July Sup
pose you got a cablegram from Eng
land saying an uncle had died. leav-
ing you heir to 100000 and a
dukedom!
Wouldn't you grab the first boat?
Not on your life!" says Squire
Phillips.
Here's a man who turned down a
rosy bequest just like that Because
he'd rather be an American citizen
and a country squire.
His full name is Thierry Van Cas-
tile Phillips.
What do I want TO be a duke
for?" demanded Squire Phillips.
I'd have to give up my American
citizenship. And I'd have TO resign
as justice OF the peace. And I'd have
to give up my old house and my elm
trees and my flivver. No. sir, no
flunkies calling me Your Gracei
why. my gosh. I only Just
achieved my ambition to be elected
justice of the peace! oh. no. 1 don't
work at the job. Haven't even per-
formed any marriages"
Heavens! How could you?" put
in the ducal 'squire's wife. There
isn't even a Bible in the house! And
the maiden ladies down the road
probably wouldn't lend you one be-
cause you've got a reputation for
swearing too much"
How do you figure a 'squire's job
better than a duke's?" 1 asked.
Not for the fees: 1 don't need
them" said Phillips. I've been
pinched so often and hailed before a
j. p. for violating some pesky village
ordinance that 1 yearned TO be a ].
p. myself. And, believe me. I'm
waiting for the first squire that
comes flivvering down this road. I'll
plaster a fine on him-just 10 get
even"
So the title and estates of the re-
Gently deceased Duke de Moro &C
begging while the hereditary duke
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

possession Of five sailing schooners
and went to sea. The naval officers
were out OF the navy and apparent
owners Of sailing vessels, but they
retained the commercial Shippers
of their schoOners.
1t was a strange coincidence that
when these five small schooners put
to sea an American submarine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

Quietly and without ostentation
FIVE commanders were relieved Of
their naval duty. They came into
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

II you have difficulty with your
cake becoming stale try cutting out
a portion right across the middle first
and put the two sides that are left
together. If carefully cut they Will
~ exactly and the cake. put together.
viii hold moisture longer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
NICKEL TRIMMINGS.

One means by which the Partisan
is injecting gaiety into frocks for
fall is by the extensive use Of metal
trimmings. Red is strong among
cOlOrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
TRIMMING.

Braid-Hke trimming often finds tt
self in reality a narrow fold, fasten-
ed to the suit or gown at only one
side and sporting an elusive bit of
embroidery at the very edge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

The congressional library at
washington has a collection OF about
200 miniature books. the largest OF
which is less than two inches square.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

There are about 80 different kinds
of buttons made in this country.
from shell and pearl down 70 china
and papier-mache.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

Cows IN Belgium must wear ear
rings. 10 which are attached num-
bered metal tags FOR taxation pur-
Dosas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
End other foot troubles

To keep the feet In proper con.
diion, battle them with Blue jay
Foot Soap. |, checks excessive per.
spiranon- Il stops smarting and burn
ing.
Then use Blue-isy Foot Relief. q
soothing. cooling massage for ach.
ing muscles and tendons.
a final luxury is Blue Jay Foot
Powder. an antiseptic. deodorant
powder that keeps feet feeling fne.
These new Blue-iay treatnents-
Each 35es Combustion pkg. 81. 90.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
NEKAJ Sc MORA UKRENITI.

George W. Norris, governor
"Federal Reserve Bank" V Phila-
delphiji, XII Sc gotovo razume ma
financni polozaj V tel dezeli, In "a
katerega pac nihce ne more trditi,
da je kaksen boljSevik, Sc je odpr-
to izjavil, ola Sc lahko izbira lie
med dvemi stvarmi: Razorozitev,
ali pa gospodarski polom.
On citira, da druzina, obStojeca
IL petih oseb, je imela pred vojno
sledeGi zvezni davek ma leto $1.15
"a izplaGanje dolgov, $23.10 "a vo-
iastvo in mornarico, in 1915 "a
d.uge stroSke zvezinem prora-
Gunu. Skupaj $500 ma leto,
Danes pa povpre6no pride ma
druzino S petimi clani sledece
$43.25 "a izplacevanie drzavnih
dolgov, $54.10 "a vzdrzevanje az
made in mornarice in $11745 "a
druge zvezine izdatke. Skupaj
$214.00 ma leto.
Sedaj maj Sc pojavi tisti filozof,
Xxi bi mogel razvozliati uganko,
kako maj Sc prezivi delavec XII mu
znizujejo place, Gee sploh Sc de-
la) davki in zivljenske potrebSci,
ne pa neprenehoma plezajo nav
igor. Ia reSitev tega perecega
vprasanja bi morali delavci polka
zati nekoliko vec zanimanja in e.
nergiie.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
JAKO KRSCANSKO.

Adrian, Mich, Is. avg. : Mrs
Matte Kirby IL Hudsona, mnogp.
letna prominentna temperencna
delavka je bila aretirana in odve.
dena V jeGo, ker Sc jo dolzi, da je
umorila ma 4. julia malo dete po'
rojeno njepi dvajsetletni neporo-
Geni hGerki Alici.
Uradniki, ki so preiskovall "a,
devo, so naznanili, da jim je Mrs
Kirby povedala, ola je otrok umrl
nj pa hotela dati odgovora, kaj Sc
ie storilo S truplom, ali povedatl
ma kak naGin je otrok umrl. Y
kraju, kjer Sc je stvar dogodila, nj
mic zabelezeno, ola bi Sc pokopalo
dotiGno dete. Pridrzalo Sc je tudl
mater otroka.
Mrs. Kirby, matt stirih hcerk, Je
predsednica Lenawee zenske KRIS
eanske temperencne unije.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
"ZLATA" OBLETNICA
ALASKE.

Dawson, Y. IT,, II. avg. -"Old
timerji", XII so vodili letu 1896
naval zlatoiskalcev V Klondike V
Alaski, so Sc od blizu in dalee
zbrali danes tukaj ola proslavijo
petindvajsetletnico Yukona.
Danes je poteklo petrndyaJset
let, ko Sc je V prvic naSlo bogato
zalogo zlata V Bonanza potoku. =
Vest o odkritju zlata Alaski Sc
ie razsiriIa po vsej Ameriki in tu-
di drugih delhi sveta kot blisk. V
teku treh let Sc je prebivalstvo V
doticnem distriktu pomnozilo IL
mic ma 100000 duS. Ena najdba je
sledila drugi, visek Sc je pa dose
glo leta 1900, ko Sc je dobilo "a %
milionov dolarjev zlata. Leta 1906
ie produkcija zlata padla ma
S., 100000, prebivalstvo Sc je pa
zmanjSalo "a vec nego polovico.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
TURKI so Sc UsTAvILI.

London, 1S. avg. Mustafa
Kemal paSa, turski nacijonalistic.
nj voditelj Sc je ustavil svoJo ar
mado in Sc zoperstavil Grkom po
robu. To Sc je zgodilo V blizini sta
rega mesta Gordium, ne dalec od
kraja, kjer Sc zdruzita reki Saka-
ria in Pursak. Brzojavka, kl Je
dospela IL Smirne ne poroca, kak-
sen je bill rezultat boja.
Mesto Gordium je rabil ze A
leksander Veliki kit koncentracij-
sko taborisce, ko je napadel Per
zijo. To mesto je pozorisee povesti
0 slavnem gordijskem vozlu.
Druga brzojavka IL Smirne po
roea, da je Kemal ukazal izpraz-
nienje vsega okrozja med Sivri7
Hissarom in Angoro.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
MISTERJoZEN DOHODEK.

Chicago, Ill. = Miss Smiley Sho-
ler, bivaioGa ma 3343 W. 10Th St.
ie VISA vznemirjena. Ze skozi Sc
dem tednov zaporedoma je preje-
la vsak torek po posti so dollar
lev, ne da bi vedela cd kod priha-
ia ia denar. Naprosila je cikaSke
poStne oblasti, da bi pomagale od-
kriti poSiljatelja.
Do sedaj je prejela ze $50 do
larjev, katerih Sc ne upa rabbit,
ker ne We, kaj pomenja vse to. Po-
svetovala Sc je V zadevi z nekim
advokatom, XII il je svetoval, da
mai rabi denar po svoji mill volji,
ker nobenga zakona nj, ki bi kaj
takega prepreeeval.
Denar je prihajal V zajamcenih
pismih. Poleg redne svote $50 nj
bilo ovitkih nikakega pisma, IL
vzemsi parkrat ko Sc je craven
nahajal listek nekimi neumljivi-
mi znaki.
Miss Sholer je jake lepa dekle
in stenografka. IL tega razloga Sc
sunni, da il poSilja denar mex skirt
obozevatelj ali pa kdo, ki bi zelel
morda dobiti od ME kake informa-
ciie. Ona nina najmanjSe slutnje,
kdo bi bill skrivnostni dobrotnik.
Nenavadno tedensko stipendijo
pa spravlja redoma " hranilnico.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
MAJ Sc IL zENsKE PECAJO S
POLITIKO?

Gospodicna Robertson, edna
zenska kongresu Zdruzenih dr.
zav je mnenja, da zenske ne razu-
mejo dosti, kar Sc tice politicnih
vprasanj. VpraSali so jo, kaj ona
misli, da Ii spadajo zenske ma raz-
orozitveno konferenco ali ne. LIZA
villa Sc je, da po njenem mnenju
zenske ne morejo biti ma tel kon-
ferenci drugace, kot ce Sc priuGe
govoriti perfektno razlicne jezike.
Kar Sc tiGe znanja jezikov med tu-
kaj rojenimi Amerikanci, je pac
huda SuSa ne Samo med zenskami
temvec tudi med mozmi BivSi
predsednik Wilson govori dobro
Samo en- jerk, toda vkljub temu je
igral vazno vlogo ma mirovni kOn-
ferenci. GOspodicna Robertson br-
zkotne niti sama ne razume doStl
o politiGnih vpraSanjih, ako misli,
da je bolje, ce Sc zenske ne peea,
jo politiko. Ce ie to resnica kar
pripoveduje, zakaj pa je potem O.
ma kandidirala V kongres? Bo paC
morala dobiti druge nazore, ali pa
resignirati.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
ALI JE VAS oTRoK zDRAv?

Ce nj, oglejte 81 njegovo hrano,
ker V tenn lezi mogoee najvec ne
rednosti. Otrok ne more vspevati,
&c mu hrana, XII jo viva, ne prija.
Ma 7. strani te4a lista danes
boste nasli oglas Borden Eagle
Brand zgoscenega mleka, to je
hrana, H je vzredila vec zdravih
otrok kot vse druge preparacije O.
trocjih hran skupai. Izrezite ku-
pom il oglasa in ga posljite ma
Borden Company in tenn boste
pomagali sebi in nam, kar smo ze
veckrat povdarjali. Dobili boste
"Baby Welfare" knjizico in Sc
posebna navodila, kako hraniti in
vzgajati otroka in vse to "a bora
diva centa znamko. Nihee pa nj OBJ
vezan, da bi moral kupiti mleko,
katero oglas priporoca, to boste
storili potem samovoljno, ce boste
hoteli. Vsaka lojalna somisljenica
in vsak mas Gitatelj, maj bo tako
pozrtvovalen in maj stori to, "a
kar ga prosimo, &c hocejo in zeli-
jo listu dobro. Ponovno toraj pro-
simo vse, da izrezejo kupon IL c.
glasa in ga posljejo ma imenovano
kompanijo, in to je vse kar jih
stane, VISA obveznost cd Vase stra-
nj, nam pa bo tenn veliko poma-
gano. * I. + Z
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19

brezposelnost posameznlh pano-
gah fndustrije sledeca: Manufak-
tura in mehanicna industrija
(vstevSi stavbinsko obrt) 3,9O0,-
900; rudarstvo 100000; trans
portacija 100000; druge obrti
100000; domaea in osebna po-
strezba 100000. Skupaj 5,735,000.
Kot je videti IL zgorajsnjega po-
roeila, je statistika brezposelnosti
cd strani delavskega tajnika zelo
slabo in povrsno sestavljena. Da-
Wis je pac predlozil senatu TAXA
porocila, kakrSna je dobil. V sta
ltistiki Sc omenja lie nekatere indu-
STRIFE in zato je porocilo neavten-
ticno in pomanjkljivo.' Tudi stevil-
ke V rudarski Industry Sc nam vi
dijo prenizke. Znano nam je, ola Sc
ma poljih trdega in mehkega pre-
moga skrajno slabo della, pocasi
gre V zeleznih rudnikih, med TEN
ko je industrija bakra skoro po-
pofnoma ma bum. Veliki bakreni
rudniki V severnem delu MiSiga'na
so zatrti ze dolgo casa, in tudi pO
zapadnih drzavah V tenn oziru nj
dosti boljse. Ce bi Sc V resnici pre-
Stelo vse brezposelne, bi njihovo
Stevilo brzkotne preseglo stevilo
brezposelnih leta 1914. Pomisliti
pa je treba tudi Sc na nekaj dru-
gega. Sedaj je poletje, ne pa zima.
Mnogo delavcev je zaposlenih ma
kmetih, pri stavbinskih delhi, ko-
panjem razlienih jarkov in tako
dale. Kadar pritisne mraz, veei-
noma VISA ia della odpadejo, nakar
Sc brezposelnost strahovito POM
nozi, ako Sc V industriji ne obrne
ma bolje. Toda ravno glede indu-
STRIFE prevladujejo jako pesimisti-
cna mnenja. Nekateri napoveduje-
jo, da bo prihodnjo zimo brez de-
Fla 20,0O0,a90 delavcev. Ce Sc to
prorokovanje resnici izvrsi, po-
TEN bo prizadet yes gospodarski
ustroj, XII bi postal lahko usode-
poln "a tiste, XII drze vajeta in kr-
milo industriie in Wade. Preroki
nismo in zato je boljse, ee to koe-
1.-Two vprasanje prepustimo nadalj.
MIN dogodkom in razvoju situaei-
| ie. z reformami in dobrodelnimi
ustanovami Sc brezposelnosti itak
he odpravi. Brezposelnost je in bo
V tenn sistemu. Prikaze sc V goto-
viii periodah, kot zvezde repatice.
Cim boil je razvit kapitalizem,
TEN bolj pogosto in V ostrejsih O.
blikah Sc prikazuje. Gospodarski
ustroj, sistem proGukcije in distri-
bucije' Sc ne razvija zdravih for
nah. Umetno je sestavljen in kaze
sumljive make, ola bo kmalu pre-
zivel svojo dobo, XII mu je bila od-
kazana pri delu zgodovinske nalo-
ge. In ce re resnici hoeemo pre-
preciti brezposelnost, potem dru-
9Th zdravil nj, kot da izvrsimo te-
meljito operacijo na telesu Glove
Ske druzbe.