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New Test Staked
In Magee Field

I Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. is con-
tinuing its development Of the re-
Gently opened Magee Field, Smith
County, Miss. and has announced
location for its second development
we'll.
New test, scheduled for a depth
Of 14,5OO feet, is No. l Floyd z.
Wells, 331 feet from north line,
$50 feet from west line Section g.
1ON-16W. Rowan Drilling Co. will
handle contract.
The new test spots as southwest
offset to the discovery.
At east offset to discovery.
meantime, Arkansas Fuel is drill
ing 6748 feet in chalk at No. l w.
A. Kennedy, SW SW Sec. 36-1N-
6E.
Arkansas Fuel opened Magee
Field with completion of No. l
Lavon Womack, 66O' N & 14OO' w
Of SE/cor Sec. 35-1N-6E. Complet-
ing from Sligo oil sand through
perforations 13,045-O54 feet, the
we'll flowed $50 barrels oil per day
through 12I64-inch choke with tub
ing pressure 625 pounds.
In addition to Sligo sand, shows
were also noted in Paluxy, Rodessa
and Hosston.
Hole was bottomed at 14,O24 #
and cased to 14,001 feet for COM
pletion.
Lower markers picked from cleo.
trio log run from elevation 534
feet included Paluxy 1O,5O2 or TO-
534, 380-foot Fault 11,120, Moor
ingsport 1892, Anhydrite 12,170
800, Rodessa 12,433, Sligo 12,94O
and Hosston 1880 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-30
Texas Raises
Sept. Quotas

Austin.-Allowable crude oil pro-
duction in Texas for September
has been increased 228, 1902 barrels
per calendar day over the August
16 allowable under quotas set by
the Railroad Commission.
Following proration hearing in
Austin, the September calendar
day allowable was set at 3,173, 738
barrels.
The new allowable will be ef-
fected. by a 12-day producing pat
tern for the 30-day month Of Sep
TENDER. The 31-day month of
August had only II producing days
allocated.
Exceptions to the 12-day pattern
next month include six days for
the Headlee-Devonian and Dora
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Sinclair Deepening
Jones County Test
To Cotton Valley

Sinclair Oil & Gas Company is
drilling ahead below 13,441 feet
with plans to test the Cotton VAL
ley formation at No. l Solomon
Gore, C NE SW Section 13-9N-
INV, two and one-quarter miles
southwest of Sandersville Field,
Jones County, Mississippi.
Originally scheduled for depth
of 1900 feet to test Hosston,
electric log was run at a depth
of 1929 feet indicating no COM
mercial shows.
Approximately 1900 feet of ad-
ditional hole is planned for the
deep wildcat.
The only shows reported in the
well have been five-foot sand cored
at 7657-62 in Lower Tuscaloosa,
and from Samples in Rodessa at
n,258-26O and 11,333-336 and in
Sligo at 11,984-990 feet.
Geological markers picked from
electric logs, ground elevation $40
feet, include Wilcox 1920, Chalk
1880, Base Chalk 1915, Marine Tus-
caloosa 1893, Lower Tuscaloosa
1888, Paluxy (?) 1858, Mornings
port 1O,840, Anhydrite 11,100, Base
Anhydrite 11,141. From derrick
floor elevations 1928 feet, top Of
Hosston formation was picked at
1922 feet
The only current production from
Cotton Valley in Mississippi, as
we'll as the states deepest pay, is
at Gulf Oil Corps No. l z. B. $3.50
Unit, Tract 28-7, SW NE Sec. o.
1ON-13W, $3.50 Field, Jasper
County, approximately Is miles
northwest of the current wildcat
of Sinclair.
Production from Cotton Valley
is from perforations 15,247-256 #.
From this level the well flowed ITO
barrels 36.4-gravity oil per day
through 1OI64-inch choke with tub
ing pressure 800 pounds. Top of
Cotton Valley in this we'll was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-30
DR.. Mordecai Johnson Tells Alters
Farmers Have Big Role In World Peace

House staff. and p. II. Stone
camp director.
The work of some of the agencies
of the Department of Agriculture
was explained by Joseph ID. Ton.
kin Of Federal Extension Service
L. j. Washington of the Farmers
Home Administration, Robert H
Ingram of Commodity Stabiliza-
ton Service, Fair C. Griffin of Soil
Conservation Service, and Jay F
Grant of the Forest Service.
In their own discussions, directed
by DR.. Ward F. Porter Of the Fed
eral Extension Service, the boys
and girls took a long look at some
of the changes which are taking
place and the higher level of skill
now increasingly required. To
them it was clear that they would
need to train themselves adequate
ly, if they are to be of service in
their communities.
When the Alters weren't listen
ing to speeches or earnestly dis
cussing their problems, they were
busy sightseeing. They visited the
White House, the Capitol, the De-
partment of Agriculture, the Belts
vile Reserve Center, and Mount
Vernon, where they placed n
wreath at the tomb of George and
Martha Washington. Later they
placed a wreath also at the tombs
of the tUnknowns in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Two other highlights of the en-
campment were a fellowship din
ner and an awards program. Jesse
Owens addressed the dinner which
was attended by a number of out
standing persons, including Assist
ant Secretary of Labor and Mrs. J
Ernest Wilkins.
During the awards which eli.
NAKED the encampment Sunday
afternoon, All plaques were pre-.
scented to DR.. Armour ]. Blackburn
dean of students at Howard; Presi
dent Walker M. Davis of Okolons
College, Okolona, Miss; Miss Blan-
che d. Harrison, retired district
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Elk Veterans.
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Continued from Page One)
Executive Meeting of the Depart
ment of Veteran Affairs, Improved,
Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks of the World, heard a
stirring speech by Mrs. Daisy Bates
of international fame because OF
her unrelentless fight for the inte-
grafton of the Little Rock, Ar
kansas, schools.
Life memberships were vote
for the original National Staff Of.
ficers: DR.. Adolphus w. Anderson
ST., Grand Commissioner; Albert
L. Dunlap, Commission Secretary
Dennis C. White, National Claim.
Officer; James McDaniels, ST., Ma
tional Rehabilitation Officer; Joe
L. Schlesinger, original Nationa
Liason Officer, and DR.. Franklin
E. Potter, former National Fiel,
Officer.
Monday night cigarettes will b,
distributed at the Washington W
hospital by Mollie DeBraun Tempt
of Cleveland, Ohio and Pride O
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DR.. Mordecai w. Johnson, presi-
dent Of Howard University and
host to the 18th annual Regional
All Club Camp. August 1918. told
the delegates Sunday that farmers
have an important role to plsy In
the achievement of world peace.
MAN has never been certain,
the educator declared, shat there
was enough food to go around, and
30 he has never risen above the
animal level, fighting, killing, and
taking to try TO make sure that he
has enough for himself and friends.
"But farmers and scientists now
have the means of producing en-
ough for everyone" DR.. Johnson
continued, 'and you All club boys
and girls and your parents must
continue to utilize the results of
research to help give assurance of
abundance and of world peace"
Listening were 1913 rural young
people from II Southern States
who were here representing 1884,
600 fellow Alters. They were &C.
companied by 43 adult leaders.
At the close of his address, DIR.
Johnson was presented a pair of
All bookends. He accepted them
by saying that he now considered
himself a member of the All club,
and was going to try to live up to
the All motto-"To make the best
better"-by doing a better job on
his 129-acre Virginia farm.
Other speakers on the camp pro.
gram were: DR.. Robert P. Daniel,
president of Virginia State College,
Petersburg; DR.. Edward w. Alton,
national director of All club work /;
Mrs. Lille M. Alexander, a Fed
eral Extension program leader;
and Miss Dorothy Emerson, asso-
ciate state All club agent of Mary
land.
Administrator C. M. Ferguson of
the Federal Extension Service;
former track star Jesse Owens;
Director George B. Mutt of the
South Carolina Extension Service,
chairman of the planning commit
tee; Earle D. Chesney of the White
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home agent of Virginia; and R.
]. Roddy, principal of the Wood
stock Training School, Shelby
County, Tenn, and manager of the
Memphis Tri-State Fair. All of
these have made significant con-
tributions to All club work.
The following States were repre-
sented ut the encampment: Ala
bama, Arkansas, Delaware, Flori-
da, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri,
North Carolina, Oklahoma, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vir-
GINA, and West Virginia. The 43
adult leaders who accompanied the
boys and girls, met in several pro-
fessional improvement workshop
sessions during the camp.
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Roberts Devonian Fields, 18 days
for the Howard .Glasscock Field,
and 10 days for Dyemound South
Bend Conglomerate Field.
Purchasing companies nominated
2,894,732 barrels daily for Septam-,
Der, an increase of 131,414 barrels
daily over nominations for A Igust.
Magnolia, Indiana Purchasing,
Standard Of Texas and Cities Ser
vice requested the 12-day schedule.
Shell and Phillips asked for 10
days. An 11-day schedule was
sought by Gulf, Continental, Sun
and Sinclair. Texas Co. asked for
IL days while Humble Oil & Rein
ing Co. requested IA.
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Towson Lodge of Towson, Mary
land. Matches will be distributed
by Sunset Lodge of Pasadena, Cali
fornia and Pride of Anderson
Lodge of Anderson, Indiana.
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picked from electric log at 1879
feet, elevation 321 feet. Hole was
bottomed at 1000 feet in ques-
tionable Smackover which had
driller's top at 1913 feet.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-25
JOS 0 y. 0kT0BRA 1918. G0DINE
H.
zENEVSKA DEKLARACIJA
Pavle ID. OstOyic

U svrhu resavanja odnosa izmedju Hrvatske (drzave
sovenaca, Hrvata srba) kraljevine srbe sastae
zenev svicarskoj, delegacije tin dvu ravnopravnih
suverenh drzava Vecanja trajaa cd g. do g. sudena
(novembra), 1918. godine Buduc da je jedne druga
strane posoaa zela da te dvije ugosoven
ske drzave udrze nije drzalo, da deegata ko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-25
TRAINING SK0LA P0UkA 0 P0SL0YANJU|
| zNACAJU HRYATSKE BRAT. zAJEDN|CE|
Uvodni odrzan po glav. bagajnu Martini Krasicu
prigodom prve skole Chicagi 2s. ~. aprla 1858.
Nastavak III.
Sportsko- -Prosvjetno Odjelenje
ko-Prosvjetno Odjelenje

Niti jedna insurance kompanija nema ovakovog odje-
lenja Takovo odelenje moze da posoj okvru brat
ske organzacije Mi zelmo da mas mlad svije nasa
gde drugdje nemoze dobit Mi radimo pravcu, treba-
mo radt jos wise, da omadina otudji ona sc
nece oudti ako cemo naci nacina da Sc istu "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-25

HOVlH oCdcd. ina pOlJu SpOrLd
mi smo prilicno aktivni i da-
leko naprij e d pred nekim
brojno jacim bratskim organi-
zacijama. Tu ma prvo mjesto
dolazi kuglanje i kuglacke u
takmice, zatim basketball a
u poslijednje vrijeme i golf.
Zajednica promice omladinske
tamburaske zborove, plesac-
Ike grupe, pjevaeke zborove te
dramatske, i ako ne u dovolj-
moi mjeri. Kroz ovo odjelenje
rasprodavaju Sc knjige "a u
Genie hrvatskog jezika. Svi
owl podhvati kako sportska
strana tako kulturna, podu-
pirani su po Zajednici. Mi
trebamo nastaviti sa ovim ra-
dom medju nasim clanstvom,
a pogotovo medju nasom o.
mladinom. Narcotic kulturnu
stranu morati cemo u mnogo
pojacati i prosiriti.
Skolarina
Nasa prosla konvencija sc
je pozabavila sa ovim pita-
MEM i nalozila je Glavnom
Odboru da sc poduzmu po-
trebni k kora ci da Zajednica
pomogne potrebne i najbistri-
je studente, nase clanove. Mi
smo poceli sa ovim radon
podijelili smo $8,000.0O u po-
slijednje dvije godine. U 60
DIM 1856, 100000 i u 60
DIM 1857 100000. Ova svo-
ia je podijeljena ma 20 stu
denata, svakom $4,000. Ovo
nije nj izdaleka sto bi trebalo
da sc ucini i sto sc postepeno
namjerava poluciti.
Prosle godine Glavni Od-
Dor pokusao je jedan novi ma
Gin da Sc sagradi jedan stall
nj fond u svrh h u skolarine.
Maine, ucinjen je sporazum
50 jednom firmom, koja pro-
izvadja i rasprodaje Bozicne
karte. Zajednica je imala da
dobije polovicu cistog profita
cd prodaje ovih karata. Ma
mjera Glavnog Odbora bila je
dobra, ali sto je &c S t o kod
nekog 'naroda uspjesno, kod
drugih nije. Tako i oval pod
hvat nije sc pokazao uspje-
san po Zajednicu. Sa ovim
planom Sc je prestalo i u bu-
duce nete sc slati Bozicne
karte nasem clanstvu.
Mi svakako trebamo uspo-
staviti jedan ia XII fond "a
skolarinu n h v-ijednih
zasluznih clanova. Svima sc
nemoze udovoljiti, ali najpo-
trebnijima / koji pokazu ma
rociti dar "a ucenje treba po-
moti.
Glavni Odbor Sc je slozio
da sc pokrene je d n a kam-
panja ma dobrovoljnoj bazi "a
ovu svrhu. Izvrsni Odbor cini
sve pripreme da sc ova kam-
panja pokrene cim prize / "a
tn svrhu imenovao je pred
sjednika I tajnika ovoga od-
bora. Kampanja je otvorena
| ako sc nase clanstvo, a po-
gotovo nasi poslovni / bolje
stojeti clanovi odazovu po-
zivu ovog odbora, mi vjeruje-
mo da &c kampanja biti u
ispjesna. Mi bi trebali sagradi-
ii oval fond do tog stupnja
da bi mogli pruziti vecu svo-
tn i vecem broju studenata
nego to cinimo sada.
Koliko god se cini I ma o.
von vaznom polju, cini Sc vi
Sc nego sto Cine insurance
kompanije "a one stotine hi
ljada, koji su osigurani kod
njih. Pomaganjem nase omla-
dine, da stece vecu naobraz-
bu, pomazemo 1 mas narod,
jer mu sa time dizemo ugled
kod drugih naroda. Mi Sc po-
nosimo ga nasim mladjima,
koji su sc vee do sada podig-
II ma visoki stepen naobraz-
be. Mi stariji trebamo i'll po-
ticati da proslijede tim pu-
tenn a da sno zaista $ NINA,
ne samo ma riieci, vee i ma
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pOuiS AiuCC JohO6 AOAIuu ShOAd-
rine uspije.
DjecT Dom Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice
Nemamo namjeru da ulazi-
mo u potanku povijest naseg
Djeejeg Donna, jer to bi sa-
mo po sebi zahtjevalo cijelu
knjigu. Ali posto je to jedan
vrlo vazan humanitarni dio
rada Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice, smatramo potrebnim
da istaknemo neke vazne do
godjaje i da sc postavi ma
dnevni red pitanje buduenosti
Djeejeg Donna.
Pocetak Djecjeg Donna "a
pravo je poceo jos god. 1915
kada je u Chicago, ILL.,, u
daren temelj novoj organiza-
ciji pod imenom "Udruga "a
Odgoj Hrvatske Sirocadi u
America.
Prosle godine, maine, 60
dine 1857. navrsilo Sc je 80
godina cd kako su prva djeca
stigla ma odgoj u mas Dom.
Najveci broj djece sto Sc je
nalazilo u Domu bilo je 60
dine 1887 i 1888, kada je broj
dosegao IA. Cd toga vreme-
ma broj djece je padao ta-
ko sada se nalazi nesto oko
tridesetero djece. Mas Djecji
Dom je sve owe godine vrsio
veliko djelo. Nesto oko 500
djece je doslo u Dom i osta-
viii su mas Dom kada su Sc
podigli ma svoje noge. Mnogi
cd njih 81 d a nas s istaknuti
profesionalci u raznim stru-
kama, poslovni ljudi, cestiti
oci ! make, a tko moze da
rece sto bi bill da in nije po-
digla ma noge Hrvatska Brat
Ska Zajednica. Njina je Ia
jednica zaista prava: naajka i
nema clana Zajednice, -koji je
ikada pozalio sto jea doprina-
Sac svoj mali doprinos "a o.
WI p}emenitu instituciju. Ov-
die je ma mjestu da se oda
zasluzno postovanje pioniri-
ma ovog podhvata, kao i pio-
nirima Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice.
Djecji Dom, vlasnistvo Clan
stva Hrv. Bratske Zajednice,
danas imade vecu novcanu
vrijednost nego sc je to ikada
moglo zamisljati. Ali humani-
tarna strana nadmasuje cak
j materijalnu stranu.
Istina danas nema one iste
potrebe "a Djecji Dom, koja
je postojala u vrijeme kada
je isti podignut. Tesko je
predvidjati buducnost Donna
kako on danas postoji, pax o
tome treba razmiSljati ! bez
ikakovih predrasuda, vet O.
tvorenim / zdravim u m o m
treba pristupiti rijesavanju O.
vog pitanja o kojem &c sva-
kako imati buduta konven-
CHA svoju odlucuju6u rijet.
Zakljutak
IL ovoga sto smo do sada
iznijeli jasno proizlazi da smo
mi u velikoj trgovini, da mi
prodajemo zivotnu osigura-
ciju. Mi prodajemo prvoklas-
nu osiguraciju, ne samo u svr-
hu pogrebnih troSkova, vet u
svrhu sigurnih ulo4aka. Clan
ne treba da umre, pa da bas-
tinici dobiju njegovu osigura-
ciju, vet Clan mole da uziva
sam svoju osiguraciju, Ito &C.
mo mi u potanko objasniH "a
Vr1Jeme raSpraVe.
Ali mi prodajemo vile ne
go samo osiguraciju. Mi pro-
dajemo svakom novom clanu,
bratstvo l narodnu svijest.
Velika je razlika izmedju
hladnog trgovackog poduzeta
i bliske narodno-svijesne brat
ske organizacije. Dakle, po-
vrh osiguracije mi prodajemo
fratemalizam, sto je u stvari
baza n Sc organizacije. Be-
uske j prijateljske veze, bez
narodne svijesti, bez iskrenog
fraternalizma, kojeg su H. mas
uoo dill naSi ,,;o,3;y.i 20 iedn; n;ca
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formalne punomoci, da svoje
Wade mogu pravovaljano "a
stupati. Predpostavilo Sc, da
sto sc bratski utvrdi ! do
govori, da &c Sc bratski i dr.
zati. S druge strane glavom
su bill prisutni predsjednici
vlada kraljevine Srbije dr.
zave Hrvatske (drzave Slo-
venaca, Hrvata Srba), pa sc
je tim mamie moglo i smje-
10 sumnjati, da &c Sc jedna
iii druga strana ugovoru IL
nevjeriti. Osim toga, pred
sjednik Wade kraljevine Sr-
bije, Nikola Paste, poveo je
sa sobom u zenevu j pred
stavnike svih parlamentarnih
grupa kraljevine Srbije, tako
da sc je moglo morale ra-
cunati s time, da &c Narod-
ma Skupstina kraljevine Srbi-
je jednoglasno, iii bar ogrom-
nom vecinom, odobriti sto Sc
ugovori. To je isto vrijedilo i
"a DR.. Antona Korosca, pred
sjednika Narodnog Vijeca u
Zagrebu, koji je sa sobom
doveo il Zagreba DR.. Melka
cingriju DR.. Gregora Ter
java te pozvao ma konferen-
ciju predsjednika i delegate
Jugoslovenskog Odb ora u
Londonu, kojemu je Narodno
Vijece jos Log studena (no-
vembra), 1918, povjerilo, da
zastupa interese drzave Slo-
venaca, Hrvata i Srba u ino-
stranstvu kod saveznickih i
udruzenih vlada.
Buduci da drzava Slovena-
ca, Hrvata Srba (Hrvatska)
jos nije bila medjunarodno
priznata, jer je tex jedva ne
djelju dana ranije osnovana
GO. oktobra /listopada), | bu-
duel da je bilo potrebno, da
Hrvatska (drzava Slovenaca,
Hrvata Srba), kao suyerena
drzava ma ravnoj nozi sa Sr-
bijom razgovara, to ju je kra-
ljevina Srbija, kao suverenu
drzavu priznala. I ne samo to,
nego je kraljevina srbija u
putila note swim saveznickim
i udruzenim vladama moleti
in, da ju i one priznadu. U
svojoj mott uputenoj dana 8.
studena (novD, 1918. godine,
predsjedniku Narodnog Vie
ca u Zagrebu, kao predsjed-
niku Wade suverene drzave
Slovenaca, Hrvata i Srba,
predsjednik srpske Wade, Nj
kola Paste, rekao je, medju
ostalim, / ovo:
'U ime kraljevske Wade Cast
mi je izvestiti Vas, da ova
priznaje Narodno Vete u "a
grebu kao zakonitu vladu Sr-
ba, Hrvata Slovenaca, koji
live ma teritoriju aus tr O.
ugarske monarhije, j da sam
danas- uputio n notu vladama
Francuske, Engleske, Italije j
Severnim Sjedinjenim Drza-
wanna Americkim, moleci iii,
da oni sa svoje strane pri-
znadu Narodno Vece u "a
grebu kao zakonitu via d u
:jugoslovenskih zemalja bivse
monarhije Austro Ugarske,
kao i da priznadu dobrovo-
ljackim trupama ovih zema-
liza karakter ratujuce stran-
Ike. U prilogu Vam Salem
prepis owe note"
DepeSa, koju je gosp. Paste
istog dana uputio opunomo-
cenim ministrima (poslanici-
ma) kraljevine Srbije u Pa
rizu, Londonu, Washingtonu
i Rimu glasi doslovno ovako:
"Molim saopcite vladi kod ko-
.je ste akreditoyani, da je kra-
ijevska vlada priznala Ma
rodno Vece u Zagrebu kao le-
gitimnog predstavnika Srba,
Hrvata Slovenaca, koji sta
nuju ma teritoriji bivse au-
stro-ugarske monarhije. Ma
rodno Vece, koje je izabrano
Cd nadleznih narodnih pred
stavnistava, smatrati te re
kao vlada Jugoslovena ma te-
ritoriji bivse austro-ugarske
monarhije sve do definitivnog
konstituiranja jedne drzave
Srba, Hrvata Slovenaca.
~ saopstenju prednjega, mo-
linn uciniti kod doticne Wade
u isto vreme korak, da ona
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Shodno tome srpska vlada I
NarOdnO Vece obrazovati ce
zajednicko ministarstvo, koje
&c stiti interese prava celog
naroda Srba, Hrvata Slo-
venaca.
do obrazovanja zajednicke
Wade dat je m a n d at DR..
Trumbicu, kao predsedniku
Jugoslovenskog Odbora u
Londonu, da zastupa Narod-
no Vece u Zagrebu kod sa-
veznickih vlada. - Geneva,
26. oktobra e. now, 1918.
Paste"
Drzimo, da ovo dvoje ne
treba objasnjavati. Mogli BIZ
smo reel a m o ovo: Ri:jeci
g. do definitivnog konsti-
tuiranja jedne drzave :"
znace, da &c Sc voditi da CO
Sc m or a tt voditi pregovori
kako, kad i pod kojirh uslovi-
ma &c sc "jedna" drzava o.
snovati. A drzave, kako zna-
mo, mogu biti jednostavne j.
Ii slozene, a slozene mogu BIZ
ii federalisticke, konfederali-
sticke, dualisticke, iii kako bi
Sc dogovorilo. Potrebni SUI
dakle bill pregovori izmedju
diva suverena ortaka, Hrvat-
ske i Srbije.
TEX n a k n sto :je Srbija
priznala suverenu Hrvatsku
drzavu (drzavu Slovenaca,
Hrvata i Srba) potpisana je,
dana 9. studena (novembra),
1918. godine, tako zvana "ze-
nevska Deklaracija". Istoga
dana potpisan je i "zapisnik
Konferencije drzane cd 6. do
9. studena (novembra), 1918.
godine, u zenevi". U tom "a
pisniku bitno je ovo:
ia sada, bez prejudica "a
buducnost, imenuje Sc zajed-
nicko ministarstvo, polovinu
vlada kraljevine Srbije, a dru-
gu polovinu Narodno Vece u
Zagrebu. Ministri imeno-
vani cd strane kraljevine Sr-
bije poloziti &c zakletvu po
srpskom ustavu svome vlada-
ru, a ministri imenovani cd
Narodnog Veca a u Zagrebu
poloziti &c zakletvu Narod-
nom Vecu u Zagrebu pred
njegovim predsednikom DR..
Koroscem".
Kako sc vidi / ministri su po-
lagali zakletvu svaki svom
suverenu, pa je stoga suvere-
most Hrvatske (drzave Slo-
venaca, Hrvata Srba) ! Sr-
bije van svake sumnje. Sama
Deklaracija, kao / Zapisnik
sadrze 1 neke prilicno nebu-
lozne fraze, koje Sc moze biti
kose sa. suverenoscu jedne /
druge ugovarajuce stranke,
ali niti one ponistavaju, niti
su m o gle ponistiti, niihov
potpun suverenitet, koji je 3D.
redbom o polaganju zakletve
izricito i izrazito naglasen. O.
sim toga, sve rijeci i sve od-
redbe, koje su u suprotnosti
s priznatim suverenitetom o.
biju stranaka nemaju nikak-
We vrijednosti. Suverenitet su
mogli ograniciti samo poseb-
nj u tn svrhu izabrani parla-
menti Hrvatske (drzave Slo-
venaca, Hrvata Srba) / kra-
Levine Srbije. Do izbora TAX
viii parlamenata nije nikada
doSlo, pa prema tomu ugovor
izmedju suverene Hrvatske 1
suverene Srbije o dualistic-
kom uredjenju zajednicke dr.
lave nije mrtav. On je bio
zanemaren, zabacen, ignori-
ran, ali on je jos uvijek tu.
Oval razvitak dogad ] ala
posljedica je 29-og listopada
(oktobra), 1918. Sama Srbi-
ia dragovoljno je priznala su-
verenost Hrvatske Drzave
(drzave Slovenaca, Hrvata |
Srba) njene granice ma Dri-
nj, Saw Dunavu, dok su
obadvije ugovarajuce stran-
ke, Hrvatska i Srbija, drago-
voljno pristale ma jugosloven-
ski okvir, i odredile zajednic-
ku vladu "a zajednicke po-
slove, a u toj su vladi Hrvat-
ska i Srbija bile zastupane
iednakim broiem ninistara.