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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
GLENDALE
{ community News

0HlHlunlt! NcN>
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Sammons
were callers in Wilmington on
Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac r. Warren 81. has
returned home from delightful
visit with Nh and Mrs Carl =.
Fatzinser and children OF Canton.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wiley
spent last week in Milford
Mr. and Mrs. + Lynch entertain
ed guests during The Weekend
Miss Jeanette Wiley has return
ed home after being patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital
Sam Sacra has heen on the sick
list
Mr.. and Mrs James /. Webb aud
lamily are occupying tn"ir home
on State street
Mr. and Mrs William l.. Lindale
visited friends Saturday evening.
Mrs Lawrence +. Warren. 81. is
4 patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital
Mr. and Mrs l. W. Elliussworth
and daughter had Il delightful "trip
during the Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. john i. DcrricksoA
were Tuesday evening callers Of
Mr and Mrs George NJ Reed. Jr..
Of Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. ". y Hail were
@ueHts Of relatives in Maryland last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. \, f. Prettyman
visited friends in New York last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Reynolds
ST. has remOdrlcd their home on
Main street.
Misses Allie and Mia Macklil
entertained guests from Out-Of-
town during the wcck-"nd
School News
THANKSGIVING Harvest Home Fes
tiydl ana Dance in Ellendalc Schoo
ON Tuesday evening November 20
al 80 O'Clock Come.
The tllcndHle ". 5. G. ). vii
meet At the parsonage with Rev
and Mrs. ". g. Barlow. on Thurs
day evening. November % Al
come.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Ellendale Methodist church
Rev. ". g.. Barlow. Pastor

Sunday. November -
Sunday school services at 10 a.
IN. in charge Of f. W ireland. Su-
pcrintcndcnt.
Preaching at II a. m.
f.pWOrtA League service for the
young people, . To - years of age,
at u'clOck
Worship service at 30 y. m.
Special
Open meeting for the entire com
munity on Friday evening, NOvcm-
her 80. in the t,llcndale School au-
ditorim at Is o'clock. Mrs. Dor
othy \. Stirni will speak. Public
is invited
Meeting
Class no :. Mrs. w y. Hall. tea
cher. Will be entertained at the
home OF Shirley Lea t,lIin&sworth
on Wednesday evening, December
- All members cordially invited
Special Mems Night
Members of Glass 80. 6 will en-
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Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH

Do fHIse teeth drop. slip or wuhhl,.
when YOU talk. eat. laugh or suttzr?
don't hr annoyed and rmtarSscd hy
such haudicAps. FASTEETH. an aka
line nOn-acidD powder to sprinkle ON
your plates. keeps tHl@t. teeth morr
firmly set. Gives confident feeling OF
security and added comfort No gum
my. EoorN. pastY tHStr or feeling. Get
FASTEETH to-day at any drug storx.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David F.. Wood. Pastor
Sunday. November p

SUUQdN. -NUNtluDtI -
Sunday school services at p.
IN. Harvey Thompson. superinten-
dent. Church services al > p. m.
hy The pastor.
Little Reha Macklin spent the
Weekend with lttle Doris Green
ly.
Nh and Mrs. Chester Raymond
and Jimmy Wiley OF Lincoln We're
sunday evening guests OF M. and
Mrs Joshua Wiley and son Josh
ua Jr
James Lynch Of hester. Pa and
Allie Bonnard OF Holly Oak Pa.
spent the week with Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Torbrrl ana family
Mrs William MaCkl.n and chill
drcn. Harry and Virginia Lee spent
the Weekend with her parents. Nh
and Mrs. Avery Clendanicl o1 Fred
erica.
Mrs T.. F. Abbott. sr.. OF Milford
Mrs Il. + Abbott Jr. OF Lynch
Heights. and Mrs J. H. Abbott OF
Philadelphia. were Friday after
noon guests OF Mrs. Cha!les
French, 81
Edgar Evans OF Lincoln spent
The Weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Joshua Wiley and son Joshua. II
William Emslcy OF Chester. PA.
spent the Weekend with Mr.. amt
Mrs. Leslie Greenly and family
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

,le kilIen-Crockett Wedding at the
home nf the brides mother. Mrs.
t.leIyu Kjlleu on THANKSGIVING
morning.
\ meetin- OF the Rising sun
Home demonstration club will be
held at the home OF Mrs. irving En-
MS on Monday. November 26th at
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-03-29
Proceedings Of The
Board Supervisors

H. H. johnson, 5000; Ernest Dulaney,
$3.50; Pat Barrett, 97.s0, same, $500;
Luke Woods, 1000; Durant Library,
10000; winifred Mcintyre, 5000;
Irene Money. 1000; Mrs. j. B.. Irving
400; Maude L. Legate, $3.50; Laverne
Tart Ray, $3.50; I. w. Carson, Co. Agt.,
229.06; W. R. Thompson, $500; Eulalie
Johncon, sol. 90; B. II. Cooper, 9 $50;
Virginia Smith, 10S.50; Louise Edwards,
5000; Daisey Anderson, 1000; B. II.
Cooper, 1000; Virginia Smith, $50; l.
w. Carson, 1852; Office Supply Co.
800; Lodge No. "a, 500; Povall Print
ing Co, LOO; Parham H. Williams,
clerk, 1890; w. L. Murtagh, sheriff, g.
20; J. A. Taylor, 100; S. c. Herrin, l.
90; E. w. Ellison, 100; W. L. Murtagh,
sheriff, 1000, same, 59.40, same, 1880;
Burroughs Adding Machine, 1850; Mon
roe Calculating Machine, 5000; Povall
Printing Co., 56.15; W. L. Murtagh
sheriff, $3.50; City Of Lexington. 2.45;
Miss. Power g. Light Co, 1926; Lexing-
ton Lumber Co., rs; Ramsey-Thurmond
Co., rs, same, $500; National Labora-
tories, 72.00; E & N Products, 140.54;
Fincher Reid Supply Co., 106.56; Povall
Hardware Co., .65; Henry Ice & Cold
Storage, $780,; Tayloe Paper Co, 1929;
The Lewis Grocer Co., 2.55; Miss Power
G. Light Co., 46.11; City of Lexington,
s.4O; Mrs. Billie Rosamond, 1S7.77; Mrs.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-03-29

Billie Rosamond, 500; Graye Rutieoge:
SO. 80; Ruth W. Cade, 69.40; Mrs. X. O.
Causey, 1000; T. H. Frost, 5000; n. y
Spencer, 1900; Mrs. Billie Rosamon
1850; L. C. Boatwrighs, 5000; rowan
Printing Co., 7.s5; Hederman Bros, ga
So; Tom l.. Ketchings Co, l.64; Bur
roughs Adding Machine, 2O.3o; Dement,
Printing Co, 1928; Povall Printing Co..
1910; Parham H. Williams, clerk, IT.
"a; Miss. State Sanatorium, 2e'oo' "
C. Pahlen, secy, 1900; Miss. W q
Light Co., 3.45; Sou Bell Tel q Tel. Co.,
6.62; Fincher CO., 3.55; Ramsey Ihur-
mond Co., LOO; Povall Printing Co., o.
so; Texace Serv. Sta, 700; l.. W. kaoo
81 %; Tom Q. Ellis, clerk, 1925; IL. b.
Jones, j. p, 500; A. c. Conger, Const''
,.sO: ]. P. Love, 100; B. B. Brannon,
ST., 100; G. W. Ellison, LOO; II. u
Waterer, 100; T. l.. Smith, LOO; T.. u
Foose, 100; S. S. Truitt, 1900; Jonn y.
Ammons. 5000; f. C. Buford, 5000; Ola
Ladies' Home, 10000; The Lexington
Advertiser, 1880.
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out OF
the Bridge Fund for salaries, materials
and supplies, as follows: =,
Shaddock Kimbrough, 4-26; fovaii
Hardware Co., 27.75; c. o. Sudbeck, H.
90; w. H. Cooksey, 1000; Hoston Aoies'
%. 90; G.. d. Thornton, 534.79; hum
phrey-O'Reilly Co., 400; Sou. Euqip-
ment Sales, 399.52; Clayton Harvey "a
so; Claude Autry, $3.50; G.. D. Tnorn-
ton. 541.72; Hands Store, a7.7e; Neo
Grace. 5.75; G. D. Thornton, 427.e6; w.
n Roach. 2s1 90; H. C. Downer, So'oo'
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-03-29

w. E.. Hearn, 5000; W. J.. Waits, $500;
J.. A. Hearn, $4,000.
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out OF
the Miscellaneous Fund, for salaries.
supplies and labor as follows:
Road Three, 200. 90; Holmes County
Community Hospital, 10000; Health De-
partment, 691 sc; Health Department
1000 0 DR.. Bott, 1000; DR.. J. H. Leigh,
-; Dorothy McBee, Supt. 1s6.4o;
Mary Alice Mcclellan, 73Ao; Dorothy
MeBee, Supt., 1880; Delta Elec. Power
Assn, 1875; Hooker ms. Agency, 144.<6;
Hands Store, 1000.
Dorothy McBee. County Superintcnd-
ent has this day filed her report.
The Clerk Of this Board is hereby
ordered to pay all bonds and coupons
out of the respective funds when they
are presented for payment.
It appearing that there is a vacancy
in the office Of Justice of the Peace of
District No. 5 of Holmes County caused
by the death Of ]. P. Hairs on, and 1t
appearing that said ~unexpired tern ex-
ceeds six months and that an election
should be held to fill such vacancy, and
the same having been considered it is
ordered that q special election be held
in District No. s Of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, on Tuesday the 9th day OF
March, 1S45, for the election of a JUS
tice Of the Peace to fill said vacancy
and that the Commissioners Of Election
of Holmes County, Mississippi, be and
they are hereby ordered and directed
to cause said election to be held and
to give notice thereof as required by
law.
Ordered this March s, 1915.
Pursuant to due and legal advertise
ment the Bid of L. o. Spell, for the
sum of $350.00, being the lowest and
best bid, is hereby accepted for the re-
pairing of the bridge on the Lexington
and Bowling Green Road at the H. E
Mullen Place.
1t is hereby ordered hat the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out of
the General County Fund as follows:
E. H. Fowler, MBS, No. /, salary s116.-
so; NJ. S. Rogers, MBS, No. 2, salary,
1885,; X. P. Thomas, MBS, No. 3, sal
airy, $116.s0; M. l.. Smith, President
MBS, No. 4, salary, $10S so; G. w. Eli
son, MBS, No. 5, salary, s122.sO; Parham
H. Williams, clerk, 500; w. L. Murtagh
sheriff, 500.
1t is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until it's next regular
April A. d, 1945, meeting.
n. L. SMITH, President.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-03-29

1t. James f. Fowler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Fowler, and husband of Mrs.
Frances Trull Fowler, has been award
ed the bronze star for distinguished
service as a member Of an anti-aircraft
battalion in the European invasion.
He is now in a hospital in Paris re-
covering from injuries received in a
fall from a vehicle somewhere in Ger
many. His condition is reported fine.
The citation received stated:
First Lieutenant James f. Fowler.
01O44517, Coast Artillery Corps, 453rd
Anti-Aircraft AW Battalion, United
States Army. for distinguishing him
self by meritorious service in connec-
ton with military operations against
an enemy of the United States during
the period August 6, 1914 to January
%, 1945, in France, Luxembourg, Ger
many and Belgium. 1t. Fowler, as Pla-
toon Leader, has commanded and d.
rected fire of an automatic weapons
platoon on enemy targets in a superior
manner. The leadership, coolness under
fire and devotion to duty by 1t. Fowler
merits the highest praise. Entered mill
tary service from Mississippi.
1t. Fowler, 25, has been in service
since November, 1910, entering with the
Mississippi National Guard as a cor
poral. He went to England in February,
1944, and was there until the time of
the invasion. His outfit went into
Europe about June 18th and has been
actively engaged in Franco, Luxembourg
and Belgium since that time.
He wears the American Defense rib
bon and the European theater opera
tions ribbon with three bronze stars.
He has one daughter, Rebecca Ann, 16
months old.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
Cetrdesetogodi$njica Soc.
Ind . Junjonizma

Ipolju." 0 ovoj stavci jc vodjc~
na polenlika cetiri rneseca, no
vembar decembar 1906. ia
ruar februar 1907, iznedju
Daily People"a, zvanicnog o.
CANA S. L. P, kojeg je uredu-
vac De Leon, anarhosindika
lista u |. w. w.
u odgovoru na prvo pisno,
John Sangrenu, De Leon, bta-
neci nacela l. W. W., koja $500
gore istakli, postavi sledetc pi-
tanie: ''Pravo pitanje ma oner-
nom redu jeste; da i Sc ona exc
nomska organizaciia, koja jc u
stanju da 'napuni vedro' moe ii
op$te olcupiti TradniGka blasa "a
izvrsenje revolucije] bez pomcU
politicke agitacije?" Gagla&a}<
moj.) Ma ovo pitaaje nijedan
anarhosindikalista nije nogao da
odgovori. Sta wise, nijedan nije
nj pokusao odgovoriti, jer je
znao, iii je bar osetao, naGon@k',
da ne moze dati ValjaD odgovot
Kad ma cetvrtoj konyenciU 1903,
Observation-Disclosures eleuenat,
pokupio je sve skitnice pro
palice Cd California do Chicago
dali su i'm ''prava" dslegatstva
So koiim su uspeli da sc ma tol
konvenciji sa vecinom glasova
izbace pravoizabrani delegati ko-
il SUI podrzavali oIanlli poll
tiGku stavku u naGelina ]. w. w
I tako konvencijon potpuno Ia
vlada Observation-Disclosures els-
nenat, pretvarajuci I. W. w. u
Observation-Disclosures oraaniza-
ciju izbacivanjem polit iehe
stavke il njenih nacela. Sa osssa
axiom, toga vrlog nomenta, l.
w. w. je dala, da parafrazisa-
mo De Leona, batinu L rukc ka-
pitalistickoj klasi da je 50 niom
tuce, dok je ne dotuce Tako ie
bilo. Sisla je sa civilizovaHcg
uravnja borbe, politicke agitaei-
je i glasovnice usvojila sabota-
zu nasilno obaranje kapltalizuaa
= fizickom silom - heZ da pYvo
iscrpi civiIizovane metodc.
/ Kakvu nam pouku oval 1kai-
micni pregled l. w. W: dalc?
(Nastavice se.l
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klase nema nicega zajednickoq",
| i treca, 'Izmedju te dive klaee
borba Sc mora voditi, dok Sc svi
radnici ne udruze kako na in
dustrijalnom, tako ma polite
kom polju, te dok, pomocu led
ne industrijalne organizaciie.
bez prisajedinjenja ma koioi DO
litickoj partiji, ne uznu i ne
zadrze sve ono, Sto svojim ra-
dom proizvedu." Ono Sto ie ov.
de potrebno naglasiti ieste: da
su ova nacela bila tada. a / sada
su, biee sye do revoluciic. sus
tina stanovista Soc iialisticke
Radnicke Partije.
Pored toga sto je /. w. w. IN
dustrijalni Radnici SVeta) usvo-
jila Marksizam II potpunosti, mi
ran nacin borbei i glasovnicu, ko-
| ia stavlja radnicki pokret, oso-
bito u ovoi zemlji, ma civilizo-
vani uravanj, Ii skladu sa du-
hom vremena i ustavom zemIie.
ona je dala oblik koji je bio IA
stanju da primi galonsku meru
radnistva, koje da postane moe
u borbi "a obaranje kapitalizma
il kalup buduceg drustva - So
CIJALISTIcKI INDUSTRIJAL-
|. nj JUNIONIZAM.
Ali ova zdrava i raZumna ma
celia, ma suprot svoje cistoCe j
iasnoce nabrzo su donela i ia
log. Ono sto agenti kapitalizma
nisu bill u stanju uraditi, na
prvoj konvenciji, da je izopace
pri radjanju, blagodareci pr
venstveno j narcotic sill, argv
mentima i logici De Leona, sa
kojim je on majstorski rukovao,
uradili SUI posle, kvareci je IL
nutra. Odmah nakon druge kon-
vencije u 1906. - ma kojoj le
izbacen MEN prvi predsednik,
FISHERMAN, koji je bio i ma prvoj
konvenciji .kao lagenats kapitala
= prva pokvarenost progovora
kroz duh anarhosindikalizma. O.
vaj duh sastojao Sc u tome da
Sc il nacela l. w. w. izbaci po-
liticka stavka, koja glasi: da Sc
"radnici udruze lii ma polite
kom polju'', a da ostane samo.
da Sc udruze ma industrijalnom
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Ga Arnold Petersena.
(Svrsetak)
DRUGI DEO

Tesko da je zasluzno truda, da
Sc pokusa ustanoviti da Ii je Roo
sevelt posedovao velicinu, ill ne,
ako je posedovo u opste, niti je
vredno istrazivati kakvu, do
kojeg stepena. Dakako, Marksis-
TINA je sasvim jasno da jedina
stvar u kojoj je Roosevelt bio
"veliki" jeste u kompromitova-
nju = on je bio "veliki" politicar
"veliki" oportunista. A "veliki"
u ovom smislu znaei da je on
bio medju najgorima, medju oni-
ma koji SUI bill sve samo ne "a
sluzni priznanja. Da recemo, kao
sto je vec receno, da &c "istori-
ia mega oceniti kao najveceg
konzervativca," znacilo bi da br.
kamo smisao velicine, da po-
gresno primenjujemo min
"kcnzervativac". Istinski "veliki
konzervativac' je onaj koji, u
doba kada su reforme i konzer-
vatican logiGne i praVilne, Ill
kada pod nikoju cenu uslovi "a
promenu nisu zreli, koji Sc die
u odbranu istorijski pravilnih j
potrebnih ustanova, koji Sc sta.
Vi protiv anarhije sila drustve-
rog razdora - Ii vremenu, da po
novin1o, kada revolucija ne do
lazi niti je JOS "a tada dozvolia-
vajuca. Oznaciti nekoga kao I've
likog konzervativca", jednog ko-
il pokuSava ola ocuva ono Sto je
osudjeno cd drustvene evoluci-
je, i sazrelo "a zbacivanje, jeste
odavati takvom konzervativcu o.
dobrenje. Zaista, inteligentnim j
dalekovidnim kapitalistima Roo
sevelt je bio "veliki konzervati-
vac". Marksistickom Socijalistu
on je bio "veliki" zaprecavaoc
drustvenog progresa, reakcionar
u vecem j pravilnom srnislu te
reel.
Neki Eek i. 81 m pisci pokuSali upore-,
djenje Roosevelta Wilsona.
predsednika u vreme prvog
svetskog rata. Drugi SUI nasli raz-
like izmedju ia diva predsednika,
gde one, stvari, nisu postojale.
Kategorisanje Woodrow Wilso-
ma, kao, ma primer, jednoga koji
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Su1,1rak kapitaIizn1a

ie ''nastojao da okrene nazad
tockove istorije j ola povrati A
meriku malih posednika, ducana
ma coskovima kovacnica pod
raSirenim kestenovim drvecem''
jeste potpuno pogresno shvaca-
ME Wilsonovih ideja programa,
j suprotstavljanje Wilsonove fl
lozofije Franklin D. Roosevelto-
vom usvajanju "cinjenice skon-
centrisanog bogatstva industri-
je", jeste mesanje gresaka.
Wilson je usvajao "Ginienicu
skoncentrisanog bogatstva i IN
dustrije", u ovom odnosu on i
Roosevelt Sc nisu materijalno ra
zilazili.
Wilsonova svadja sa velil,im
kapitalistima nije lezala u tore
sto su oni bill veliki, neqo u Nil
hovom zahtevanju ii obicno de-
bivaniu) specijalnih privilegiia
i specijalnih usluga u ucescu u
vladavini, Wilsonova Sc greska
sastoji u verovanju, najpre, da
on moze trajno izmeniti sit,laci-
ju, drugo, da je bilo moguta
"a mala poslovanja da Sc odrze
j da uzivaju razboritu dobrobif
pored "velikih poslovania". vii
son nije bio tako naivan prostak
da veruie ola bi on mogao. 5ak
i ako bi hteo "okrenuti nazad TO-
cak istorije" On je znao da ie
era "kovacnice pod raSirenirn
kestenoVim drvetom" otiSla "a
uvek. Pc intelektu poznavaniu
istoriie i istorijskih procesa Will
son ie bio daleko iznad Roose-
velta, koii ie Il najboljer sluta-
| ju imao tex instinkt osecarla
istorije, ali nije posedovao nj
pronicljivost niti opsirnosti svc-
iih predaka.
Velika poslouanja su "neizbezna"
Da SUI takva rasudjivanja 0
Wilsonu pogresna, moze Sc Cd
jednom overiti obracajuci Sc Ma
Wilsonova pisanja govore. Nuz-
no je samo da iznesemo nekoliko
primera da stvar ilustriramo. Z
njegovoj "The New Freedom
Wilson je rekao:
"Razvitak poslovanja ma We
likom kantaru, ma velikom kan
taru kooperacije, jeste neizbezno.
i dozvolite mi da dodam, da je
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-28
materija|ni interest CrkVe

Slobodno raucno istraziuanie
ne ralazi u oblasti politicke eko-
nomije samo ma onog istog ne
prijatelja koji je poznat u svi-
ma ostalim oblastima. Naroeita
priroda predmeta koji ona OBJ
delava, omrazenije strasti cove
kovih grudi, furije licnog in
teresa. Tako npr. anglikanska
crkva radije oprasta napad ma
80 Cd 39 njenih pravila we're, ne
go Ii ma 1/39 njenih novcanih
prihoda. Danas je sam ateizam
sitan greh kad Sc uporedi kri-
tikom tradicionalnih odnosa svo-
jine. Ali sci tn vidi izvestan ma
predak. Obracam paznju ma Pla-
WI Knjigu, objavljenu zadnjih
|nedelja: Correspondence uith
Her Majesty,s Mission Abroad,
regarding Industrial Questions
and Trade Unions. Tu spoljnji
zastupnici engleske krune suho-
parnim recima iskazuju da Sc u
Nemackoj, Francuskoj, ukratko
u svima kulturnim drzavama ev-
iropskog kopna, lsto toliko oseca
da Sc postojeci odnosi kapitaia i
rada preobrazavaju, da je to U
NINA isto tako neizbezno kaos-
to ie Engleskoj. U isto je vre-
me S one strane Atlantskog O.
.keana G. Wade, podpredsednik
.Sjedinjenih Americkih Drzava,
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izjavljivao na javnim zporovi"a:
"Posle uklanjanja ropstva do}a-
ri na dnevni red preobrazaj ha-
pitalistickih odnosa j odnasa
zemljisne svojine!" Ovo Sill zaa-
ci vremena koji Sc ne dadu psi-
kriti nj purpurnim ogrtacima~ai-
crnim mantiiama. Ne znace -sai
da &c Sc sutra zbiti cudesa. Oni
pokazuiu kako Sc cak j IL VIA
dajucim klasama zaeinJe sluta3a
da danaSnje drustvo nije Gvsst
kristal. vec organizam sposoban
"a preobrazaj, i koji Sc stah'o
nalazi procesu preobrazava,Sa.
Dr1uqi suezak ovog spisa govs-
rice 0 prometnom procesat kapi-
tola (tnjiga III, oblicin'o se-
lokupnog procesa (knjiga M),
a zarrSni treci suezak (knjs5a
w o istoriji teorije.
Svaki sud naucne kritike bise
mi dobrodosao. A prema predsa-
sudama takozvanog javnog nss$-
ljenja, kojemu nikad nisam Clinic
ustupaka, drzim Sc kao j uvek
dosad izreke velikoga Florentia-
ca:
segui il tuo corso, e 1asc'a dir
le gent!!'
Ii idi svojim putem, a svet 'teh
prica sto hoce!
KARL MARX
London, Is. julia 1867.
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V l J A
V. Trepcanin:

Il u "A
Osjecajuc zudno negdje u daljini tvoj
Krvavi dah bolom dust ia sam mislio
Da ces jos dugo camiti tisini mrtvoj
tvoj pohod necu dozivjet Revolucjo!
dusa je moja pakala tvojom stravom,
Koa je tho prkrivala gromove lutte
svom paklenom gnjevu, S tugom sam krvavon
Slusao kako tvoja ognjena prsa cute
dok Sc bezbro bjednka pred mom pogledom
Zgazeni u krvi gree bez ocajnog krika,
Krvavi Tirann "a to in ubija redom
svakog casa postaje krvopija slika.
vec poceh proklnjat dzinovske tvoe moei
Skrivene u tvome srcu - kad Sc krv crvena
Il grudi tvoje djece prosu u sred noci
Beskrajna kao sunce zabsta zraka njena.
l u toj bozanskoj svjetlost vidjeh te divnu
strasnu, strasniju cd smrti, vjera mo]a
Strasno zeljno zagrli ii misicu kivnu
vatreno izljubi gromovna prsa tvoja.
Tada blago osjetih kobni i strasni zadah
Smrti mris jezivi usirene krvi,
vidjeh kako tvoj orkan b'jesno raznosl prah
Starog drustva, kako ga misca tvoja mrvl
Nasilje umire tesko ogromnoj lavi,
ia sretan prsustvujem njegovom opJeu,
Dok Sunce Slobode zlati horizont plavi!
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je u rukama druge grupe, kao ma primer
sto je bio slucaj Grckoj, u rukama
reakcionarnih hraljevaca, gde je sluzila
NINA protiv EI.AS-a, ona &c bez sumnje
sluziti Moi
A samom poGetku clanka "Srbo-
hran,' reee da je UNRRA organizacija,
"ciia ie uloga cisto humana." Neka ga
djavo razume! Ii ljudi ne mogu izreci
dve recenice da jedna drugu ne obara.
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verovatno pozeljno."

verovatno pozeljno."
u istom delu on objasnjava:
ia priznajem da ma koja kor-
poracija sagradjena na pravova-
ljanim procesima poslovanja, e.
konomijom, sposobnoscu, jeste
prirodna; ia sc ME ne plaslm,
bez obzira kako velika ona IL
rasla :. !. ia sam "a veliko poslo-
vanje :"
u govoru odrzanom Il 1919. on
je rekao:
"Ako je mole rasudjivanje tac-
no, nikoga Sc ne osumnjicava "a
ikakvo poslovanje presto cato
sto je ono veliko."
u njegovom govoru pred kon-
gresom u januaru 1914. Wilson
rece:
"Srecom, nikakve mere 0 veli-
kim iii novim promenana nlSu
nuzne. Treba shvatiti da nasa ma
mera nije da uklonimo posloya-
MIA iii da igde ozbiljno prekrsl-
mo njihove ustanovljene pravce
Ma protiv, mi zelimo zakone koje
nameravamo sada usvojiti da bu-
du tvrdjave i zastite industriJe
protiv sila koje su je ometale."
Wilson Sc protivio onome sto
on naziva 'privatni nonopoii ],
ali tako je Franklin D. Roo
sevelt.