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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
Ell PASO HERALD

Hot Coffee and ChOco-
late Served Free in the
Basement From 10
a. m. to $50 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16

OTHER STYLES IN SLIP
PERS-Now being shown N our
great Main Floor Shoe Section.
-Comfys, Jufets and knitted
Boudoir Slippers. In assorted col
ors. Women's, misses and chill
dren's sizes. Prices start at Soc
and go upward q a 30
to paw
FELT SLIPPERS See cur spec
ial lines OF women-s and ehildren's
Felt Slippers on sale IN our Toy
Department. Second Floor-New
Annex, at pair, HE-
Soc and 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
Important
Notice

FOR the convenience Of
L our customers we will
install Saturday, in Toy
land-Secopd Floor, New
AnneX-a Parcels Post
Station, where all pack
ages may be wrapped,
weighed, stamped, adj
dressed and mailed. Take
advantage of it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
Italian Silk
Brassieres
For So. 05

THESE brassieres are so beauti-
4 full and so good they will be
welcomed as gifts by every one
fortunate enough to receive them.
An illustration could not do them
justice, for you must see them to
understand their wonderful quality.
A special purchase that we were
IN luck to get hold of-they cam.
just in time to delight Christmas
shoppers.
Here In lovely white Italian SILK
with tops and short sleeves of self
figured silk net and lace. silk nib
bon run.
When bought for gifts we pack in
pretty Christmas boxes. Corset
Shop-Third Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-16
Xmas Bath
@ LOunging
Robes Here

This offering is of special IN
4 terest to those who are seeking
practical gifts. because our assort-
ment Is just now complete in style,
colorings and sizes.
BEAUTIFUL ROBES IN CORDU-
ROY in very attractive blues, pinks
and coral. at the go OK
modest price of PZo -
THE BLANKET BATH ROBES
represent a very great line of col
orings and designs. The assortment
is 50 unusually rich and varied that
all tastes can be perfectly accom-
modated. Robes which would sell
ordinarily at $1,000. offered here
s ss $3.50
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

kusi "Glasa Svobodc". prika2ati
So dclavSkim citatclicm IA Socia-
listiGcn list, ZviiaGnO slcpilo.
Sodrugi. katcrim Ia process Sc
nj bill znan. bodo scdai tudi razu-
NELL. zakaj So "GlaS Svobodc" ka-
kor divji zalctaya y oscbc. Iii 50
dclavnc V socialistiCni Stranki in
iih ma Svoi znani podli. posurov-
ljaioGi uacin napada. obcu"in pa
trobi hinaySko |priiazun>t SocialiZ-
mu. Razumcli bodo tudl. koliko 81
vrcdn" uicgoVc bombaSticnc izia-
We, da Sc j" "om locil od social
StiCnc strankc."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

de- V resnici dclal tako reklamo.
v tel zadevi je dine 26. dee.
1908. slovcnSki socialisticni klub
st. |. Y Chicago sprejcl soglasno
Slcdeto resolucijo, Iii je bila cd
poslana uradnim potion ma okrai.
organizacijo y Cook Countyu.
III.
V anglcSkcm jcziku Sc resoluci.
ia glaSi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

zlobncga: Glas Svobodc je spO-
sobeu napastl ma najostudnejSl
nacin najncdolzncJSega cloveka,
tako ia mu j. .iokati. Gc nina sr.
"a oil kamua.
l>totako jc ozigosal nesramno
kondovo dclo l. njcgovim listom
'Gl. SvObodc" q. tajnik Sodr. j.
Prtrit. R"kcl jc. da ne mine tc-
den. ia hi ma najgrSi nacin III Z
N>cmogotimi prijimki ne blatii
>lov. soc. organizacijo, ME jlane
ia njih dclo. honda ne umc nj.
cesar. labavlia pa cen vSr, kar
)" mu ne puSti izkoriScati. I'm kcr
- mu MISC puStili socialist izko-
riStati. blati tudi Min
I>totako j. povcdal SOdr. FIR.
| dovij. da Honda le >lcpomiSi
IT della l. ujcgovim liStom lc vodo
IN Slept jayuoNt. Enako 50 ilpovc-
dale tudi drugc price.
RazSodba tc zasliSbc ic bila po-
tenn prctitana dine IL. junija 1909
ma sell dclcgatov IL Cook Coun.
iva. Chicago. ILL.,. $50 f.. Washing
ton st.
Ia razsodba, ki io jc spreicl
lbor %Sogla>no. Sc glaSi Y angles
krm jcliku doSlovuo:
To The Cook County Delegate
Committee:
Grievance Committee Report in
the Case of 10th and 18th Ward
Branches of the South Slovenian
Organization VS.. Glas Svobode.
Comrades:
The Evidence submitted to the
Grievance committe is to the eff.
feet that the paper elias Svobo-
de- is not a Socialist Paper.
Its Manager and Owner, Mar
tin Konda admitted that it is an
Independent and Free Thought
advocate, and that he is not a
member of the Socialist Party.
Now therefore, as said elias
Svobode' has been listed by other
will established Party organs and
also supported by and through
Party commentator, and in view
of the above unquestioned eviden-
ce, we, the Grievance committee,
find that said Paper is not a So
cialist Paper in the sense that
other PAPERS of the Socialist Par
ty are, (although it has in the
past shown an apparent friend
ship and support to the Socialist
Party. and therefore recommend
that the County Sec'y be instruc-
ted 70 send a copy of this to the
National Secretary of the Socia-
list Party to be by him given to
the Socialist Press.
Fr%aternally Submitted
L. w. Hardy, j. w. Born, A.
Fishman, A. A. Patterson, Jas. P.
Larsen, Committee.
Endorsed and accepted by the
Delegate Committee Socialist Par
ty of Cook County, Session held
On June 18th. 1909.
(Seal)
G. T. Franckel, Sec'y.
Y SlovcnSkcm So glaSi:
Odboru delegacij socialisticne
stranke okrozja Cook, Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

oktobra 1908 sam izjavil, da je
"Svobodomiseln in naprcden list"
Il kljub tcmu Sc vcdno pripovedu-
ic svojim titatclicm. kako ic do
Der prijatclj dclavskih slojcv. IN.
to da hi bill dclavci naklonieni
Ilstu IN torcI pomagali polniti r.
pc laStnika Martina Monde;
Sklcncmo clam .iugosl social
%Stitncga kluba y 10. wardi. Cook
County. ILL.,. zhraui ma >yoji rcdni
mcScGni sell dine % dcccmbra
1905. da imcnovani elias Svobo-
de" nj vrcdcn >ploh uobcnc ne
tinancijclnc. ne moralnc podporc
od katcrcSibodi SocialiStitnc Stran-
kr ali cd SocialiStov Sploh. ter ic
v>lcd tcga poStavljcn MED NC
NREDNE llSrE IA Sociali>tc i'm
razrednozavcdnc dclaVcc:
nadaljc Sklcncmo. da Sc prcpis
tc reSolucijc poSl.Ic izvrScvalncmu
odbOru SocialiSticn" Strankc "a
Cook County, Ill.,. da io adoptira
IN po tel potl odda oSrcdnjcmu
NATIONAL taJniku Socialisti5nc
Siranke Y Amcriki. da 20 razdell
med vSc SocialiStitnc listc in re
vile I namcnom. ia il prcSkrbi
kolikor mogotc ohSiruo publika
cijo.
V Chicago. Illinois. % deccm
bra 1905.
lPccat
Mike kulovcc. prcd>cdnik.
Frank podlipcc, ta.jnik
Ia rcSolucija j. bila zaGetkom
frbruarja 1909. prctltana odboru
dclcgaci.j pkroiia Cook in izrocc-
ma razSojcvaluomu odboru "a a
pravo.
Dnc , aprila Sc j. vriila y pro
>torih Chicago Daily Socialism,
laSliSba in ral>odha PuGujoci sta
hill ODE >'rauki Slovcn>ki soc
kluh sta laStopala >odr. f. Pctrjj
i'm FIR. Udovij. Xxi sta imcla tudi
price : Srhoj polrg sta hila tudI
q. tai slov soc organizacijc SO
drug PctriG M ur,d hrya'>kega
>ociali>titnrga tcduika "Radui5
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

ia gre dobro biznis. Sc je prevzel
III hotel komandirati SocialiSte kot
kakc nczavcdnc pastirje. lIvalez-
most jc zatel kazati y obliki pre-,
objcdnosti in arogantnosti. Mi
Sill 81 jc pac, ia bodo socialist
tako labiti. da jill DO on poljub-
mo Sikaniral in So povrhu izkori-
Seal gmotno in duScvno. Social
Sti pa 50 - kratkomalo uprli in
pustili oSabncga ncolikanca ma
ccdilu Z njcgovo ~cajtcngo;'
storili 80 naG tako kakor store
zavcdni dclavci. katrrc jc izkori-
seal domiSljivi la>tnik orodja, ka-
tcr"ga sam nj lmozcn rabbit. pa
Jill hotc vcndar %siliti, ia delajo
lauj Sli 50 ma Straik.
= Strajkom pa Sc jc rodll Pro
lctarrc. Mako jc bill potcm PRO.
lc'arcc" ma potu la>tmku elias
Svobodc." nj trcba rallagati ma
dnlgo in iiroko honda 81 je pri
zadcval ma v>r nacinc. da hi II.
bill vsc od kraja: lakaj ~iczilo ga
lr, da ne more ho>>ati socialiStov,
Iii 81 ii u>tauovili >vojr glaSilo.
kakSnih umalauih >rcd>tcv 81 .ie
po>lulcval. da hi uuitil v>c sku-
PAL. dokalujc uajja>ucic njcgovo
icga poStmoj>tra >. ralrcia poSte
y Washington. ID C.. teS, ia nj
>mo imcli dovolj unrojnikov, ko
>mo vloiiIi prticijo "a ,. razred
p">tr. 'Glcj dotltuo pi>mo Y St
30. "Prolctarca.
CStanovl'cv "Prolrtarca je
pravlaprav %p"kalala. lakaj je
koudl vcduo Slo. da mU je SlO
vcdno lie "a dobitck. pa mai je
prlSrl odkoderkoll
no !" honda uvIdol. la le "a
graI Nrcco : socialist in ia mu
od tc >tram y bodot" ne DO noSllo
me wee, So J." VIDAL u>odl ter So
latcl oprlJrmati ta>nlkarSkega
p"tcpuStva, o katrrrm j. incl y"
u"kaJ polma = wa kl"rlkalnega
Mira Y Pueblo Da hi lie bllo 70
po'"puNivo taNo nago IN o'ivldno
ter NumiJv". "a j" oprrmlt : fra
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27

V a%nglcSkcm jcziku Sc resoluci.
ia glaSi
RESOLUTION.
Whereas "GlaS Svobodc." the
Socallcd "socialiSt' newspaper.
published at 597 W. goth ST, Chi.
cago, ILL.,. in Slovenian language
and owned by Martin Honda.
prove itself through many artic-
les, notes and paragraphS-Speci,
ally through the certain article.
published in its number Is, dated
Oct. 23, 1905. in which il recon-
mcndcd democratic candidate for
election rs nonSoclaliStic and
reasonable To the Socialist prin-
c.plrN and platform and To the
Socialist Party AT large;
Whereas 'GlaS Svobodc' adj
United in No - dated Oct. 23rd
zoos frankly itself with words :
We never said. that "Glas Svo-
bodr' would be- a Socialist pa.
per" ~ nouSocialiStic. still tries
To ignore lis uuSociali>tic doings
before the English Socialist Party
unfamiliar with language and
character of the paper. and seeks
the financial aid from the Party:
Whereas the said paper elias
Syobodc" declared itself in No
-. dated Oct. %. 1905. rs free
thinking and progressive paper"
but still tells to his readers how
good friend he is to the working
people 80 that workeS would
hold the paper and therefore hclp
to fill up the packets of It's owner
Martin honda:
Resolved by members of South
Slovenian Socialist Branch i'm
luth Ward iu Cook County. Chi
rago. Ill.,. IN regularly meeting
assembled ON this date December
lt'b ions .I.. sail CECILIA. g..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27
NASLCV ADDRESS,:
=
zoos w. 81. STREET. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
elias SyObOde', Honda
in SOCiaIizem.

Iadmjr ease dobivamo vcckrat
vpraSanja, tc jc ali cc nj elias
Svobode' SocialiSticeu list. Res
ST Ia taSopiS tako postavlja. ka-
kor da jc nckakSno socialisticno
g]laSIlo ter ST. trudi. da hi Y tenn
oziru prrmotil SloycnSko obGin.
Stvo i'm SlovcnSkc Sodrugc Y Amc.
rlkl. Cd lcta 1905 pa doslci ic
prlSlo y Amcriko nnjmanjc 10000
Sloycuccv, katcrim mi zuano. kak-
Sno dclo Jc Ia list SvojctaSno o.
pravljal prOtI .lugoSloyanSki SO
clall>titni Ivczi in ne polnaio bo-
Jcv. III so Sc vrSili Iaraii tcga.
/at" j. SklcniIa Slovcnska sekci.
ia >porazumuo q glavuim odbo.
rom j. :. L.. da - y "Prolctar-
Gu vnovit priobti r~alpraya. Xxi
Sc j. vodila Y Stranki zaradi tega
vSlcd prillya Z. kondc. in pravo-
rex. : katcrim j. bill "Gla>u Svo.
bodc' odretcn nua5ai ,ocialistic.
mega liSta.
Slovcnska Sckci.ia obcucm izjav-
LA. da nj ne la>tnik "Glasa Svo.
bodc,' ne njcgov urednik. he
nJcgov upravnik elan SocialistiGne
Strankc in tUdi ne j. 8. T..
Il tcga razloga jc ja>no, da Sc
omcnjcni goSpodje ne morcjo sma.
trait "a kakSne voditclic. zaScit-
nike, p%odpornikc ali sotrudnike
stranke, vSai dotlej NJ, doklrr ne
postancjo clam Stranke. ne pri.
znalo nJcnih natcl IN ne izpolnju-
l"jo strankarskih dolznoSti.
elias Svobodc" torci nj soci-
aliStitcn list. in dee piSc kaj o 50.
cializmu; della to zaradi rcklamc.
kakor objavliajo via>i mani ka.
pitalistijni anglcSki i'm drugi listi
socialiSticne 6lankc. Razume Sc.
da NJ prcvzamc Strauka nobenc
odgovornoSti IA take >piSe: kajti
Strauka nina nobcnc kontrolc mad
liStom, nobcncga vpoglcda in no
hcnrga tpliva ma elias Svobo.
de- XII ic popolnoma in y vSakcm
oziru privatno podjctjr.
Pc vsci pISavi Gla>a Svobo.
de" jc ia>uo, da hi list rad vel.jal
med zavcduimi dclavci "a social
StiGno glaSilo. Bill ic ias. ko .ic
hotel Q. Honda cello oficiclno pri.
z%nanjc Straukar>kcga znataja "a
svoj list. Nikdar pa nj hotel res.
niGno SluIiti >ocialilmu i'm stran.
XII. Izjayljal ic. da ic boss lista
in da bo tiSkal, kar DO ON hotel.
Tako ic iaral sem in tia. misleG.
da so razrcdno zavcdni dclavci
dovoli kratkovidni in ne bodc
prcgIcdali njcgovc dvojnc igrc
&c Sc vplctcio tupatam bcscdc
"Socializcm." ''Socialisti." "'Soci
aliStitno,' 81 jc miSlil, DO to zc "a.
d~ostovalo. da bodo tisti. Xxi Eel,
SoclaliSticcn list. Smatrali ella,
Svobodc' "a takcga. konGno, Ike
jc bill moralno ugnan. ic mora
sam %priznati, da nj njcgov list n,
dclavSki. ne socialiStitcn. ampal
- "Svobomiseln." To pa jc be
soda. Xxi lahko pomcni vsc in ME
vSckakor pa V nobcncm oliru n,
vczc Glovcka.
Ko jc priscl IL Pueblo, Colo.
.ie Honda obljubil, da DO list soci
aliSticcn, Gc ga bodo pOdpirali il
pisali socialist. Socialist so m,
v%cricli in so res pomagali listu na
vsc naGinc; z%laSti, kcr Honda II
incl pojma ne o G%aSnikarStvu n,
o pisavi, in kaj Selc o socialism,
so mu pOmagali vsch zade
yah. Toda kakor nitro jc videl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-27


kluba 10. in II. okraja, (Chicgo)
prot elias Svobode.'
Sodrugi!
Dokazi. predlozeni razsodiscu,
opravicujejo razsodbo, da elias
Svobode' MI SOCIALISTICEN
LIST.
Njegov upravnik in lastnik,
Martin Hcads Sc san. primal da
je list neodvisen in svobodomiseln
in da on nj clan socialisticne
stranke.
Ker imenovani list elias Svo
bode' uvazujeio in ga vsled
strankinih priporocil podpirajo
ostala strankina glasila, naglaSa-
mo mi, clani razsojevalnega cd.
bora, ma podlagi nepobitnih doka.
zov, da list nj socialisticen s sta
iSca, ma katerem stole drugi soci.
alisticni listi (vzlic temu, da Sc
le kazal zadnii cas- priiaznega in
naklonienega socialisticni stran.
ki), priporocamo vsled tega, da Sc
ia dejstva izroce socialisticnemu
casopisiu in dale, da krajevni
tajnik izroci prepis tega odloka
osrednjemu (National) tainiku
socialisticne stranke Zed. draw.
da on tudi on odda establishment
tisku.
Ia razsojevalni odbor:
L. w. Hardy, ]. w. Born, A.
Fishman, A. A. Patterson, Jas. P.
Larsen.
Podpisano in sprejeto ma sell v
odboru delegacij socialisticne
stranke v okrozju Cook, Chicago,
dine Is. iunija 1909.
(Pecat)
G.. T. Fraenckel, kraj. tai.
5 tenn j" podan naiia>nciSi. Off
ciclni dokaz, da so naporni poiz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10
DROP BOMBS
IN LONDON

The English people have during the
past year attempted to minimize the
gravity of Zeppelins, lowering in close
proximity to their capital and drop
ping bombs. They have endeavored to
make the outside wolfd believe that
fatalities or damage from such mis-;
siles are no more than might be eN-
pected from summer thunder storms.
During the past few days, however,
no little alarm has been experienced
in London from the audacity of Ger
man airmen, as deadly missiles have
descended into the most interesting
section of the city. They have fallen
in the vicinity of Trafalgar Square.
Parliament House, Westminster Alb.
hey and other places IN the West End.
Trafalgar Square and vicinity is the
most interesting section of London.
It is a forest of statues to illustrious
Britons of by-gone days. The shaft
with the effigy of Admiral Nelson is
the most conspicuous. Huge lions
carved from stone are crouched at
the base with their heads turned to-
ward each point of the compass. The
admiral is facing the continent of
Europe seemingly defying the nationr
in that quarter of the globe.
Chinese Gordon, Havelock, Napier
and others who have helped make
England what she is today appear in
heroic proportions. There is, however.
no sentiment in bomb-throwers, and
these commanding figures. which
have braved the storms of years are
helpless in the hour of England's per
il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10

the new way. That's why "Gets-1t"
has become the corn remedy Pf
America. the biggest selling corn
remedy in the world, preferred by
millions. Do you remember that toe
eating salve you tried, that sticky
tape, that -bundling bandage, the
gouging you've done with knives, ra-
zors and scissors? Well now, forget
them all. No more fusslng. no more
pain. Whenever you use simple,
easy "Gets-It", the corn is doomed,
sure. So is every callus, wart or bun
ion. Never cut corns or calluses, it
makes them grow that much faster
and increases the danger of blood
poison. No cutting is necessary by
using "Gets-It," Use it tonight and
end your corny existence.
"Gets-It" is sold by all druggist.
25c Il bottle, or sent direct by E.
Lawrence and Co., Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
LARGE AND VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND

Accotlnk Station, Va.
By virtue of authority vested by
deed of trust dated the 18th day of
November 1914, and admitted to re-
cord in Liber n, No. page 5S1 +
the land records of Fairfax County.
and on account Of default in the pay
ment of certain of the notes thereby
secured ard by request of the holder
of the notes thereby secured, under
signed trustee will, on SATURDAY
September Is, 1915, at II o'clock m g..
in front Of the Royal Street entrance
to the market building in the City Of
Alexandria, Virginia. offc: fer sale,
at public auction the following prop
erty, to wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land
situated in Lee Magistcrial District
Fairfax County, Virginia, knowD as
part Of Ravcnsworth estate, and as
sessed for taxation as 5S3 1-2 ACRES
and described in deed from Mary
Gusts Lee to George r. JavinS, dat
ed April 3, 1906, recorded in Libcr T.
No. &, page Ala, as follows:
beginning at the point of inter-
section Of the Old Rolling Road with
The line that divides the land Of John
Javins from the party Of the first
part and running east along said
dividing Inc to a point where said
line crosses the Accotink Run; thence
in southcrly direction following the
mcandcrings os said Run TO a point
where said Run crosses the line that
divides the land of the said party
Of the first part from that of kary
Hill; thence west along said dividing
line 10 the intersection Of said line
with the Old Rolling Road; THENCE
along said road in a northwesterly
direction to the intersection of the
said road with the line that divides
the land Of the said party of the first
part from that of Alexander Denty;
thence north along said dividing line
to point, &C., as shown in the plat
Of Ravensworth made by R. K. Farr
surveyor, in The year 1874, and re-
corded in Iiber R, No. 4. page 432
of the land records of the County OF
Fairfax and the State aforesaid SAID
plat is hereby referred to as part
of this deed; thence in a northwest
erIy direction along said dividing line
to the second intersection OF the SAID
line with the Old Rolling Road,
thence in a northerly direction along
said road to the place of beannlng
The tract hereby conveyed contain,
ing all of the land owned by the SAID
Mary Gusts Lee lying west OF AZ
cotink Rur."
Terms of sale Cash: Conveyan,clng
at cost of purchaser. A deposit OF
$3.50. 90 in cash will be required
when the property is knocked down to
the purchaser and the balance with
IN 1n days. -
! MONEY TO LOAN-Have on hand
! $4,000 or any portion to loan on
first mortgage on city real estate
HOWARD ". SMITH,
!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10

amusement; it may be IN season to
state that Alexandria isaby no means
suffering as much as other places.
Our young people are generally orc
erly-that is they do not commit oS-
ert acts which would bring them to
Police Court. This, however; cannot
be said in all places.
5 A broadside of bricks, cobblestones
and old tin buskets were hurled INTO
the yard Of William F. Dimling, luz
West Clement street, Baltimore, last
night injuring Mrs. Mary Flauss,
1O4 West Clement street, who was
visiting the Dimling family.
The war munitions were fired over
the fence by a crowd of boys averag-
ing about Is years old. They are skas-
ers who object to the stand that Mr..
Dimling has taken to rid the neiehbor-
hood of roller shakting. Dimling OBJ
tanned an option on house in anoth-
or ne:ghborhood. When this news got
abroad the boys of the neighborhood
banded together and stormed the fort.
Mrs. Flauss was seated in the Dim
ling yard chatting when Dlmling
heard the front door bell ring. He
went to answer it, and as he left the
yard the missiles came over the fence.
A half brick struck Mrs. Flauss on
the leg and medical attention was re-
quired.
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! Amid uproarious applause, David
Lloyd George, the British minister of
munitions, addressed packed hall
of trade unionists yesterday after
noon,t at Bristol, England, striking
the keynote of his speech with the de-
claration that the war had resolved
itself into conflict between the
mechanics in the contending nations.
with you," said the minister, "vic-
tory is assured. Without you our cause
is lost"
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President Wilson has acted prompt
ly with Ambassador Dumba. He has
directed the Secretary of State Lans-
ing to inform the Government Of
Austria Hungary that Dumba is nc
longer acceptable to the United States.
Lansing has performed his duty. The
cause of this procedure is the fact
that the Austrian has been inter-
fering with out industrial interests
and fomenting strikes in manufac-
tories. He strangely thinks that
such acts should be allowed to con-
tinue with impunity and is backed
up in his effrontery by his royal
master, Emperor Francis Joseph. Mr.
Wilson has generally been patient
with other affronts from the Teu-
tonic allies during the past year and
has gone to the bottom of each be-
fore acting. In the case of Dumba
there was nothing to wait for; he
acknowledged his guilt and confess
sed that he was carrying out orders
of his government. There was but
one thing to do, and that immediate
ly, to request those responsible for
his actions to recall him. The i'm
perial government of Austria-Hun-
gary may net like this procedure up
on the part of the United States
That nation is likely to request the
recall of the American Minister At
Vienna. Such q course is up to him.
The Baltimore American of to-
day in speaking Of this new diploma
tic incident says.
The United States government has
acted with promptness and with JUS
ti6ahle decision in requesting OF the
Government Of !Austro-Hungary the
recall of Constantine Theodor Dumba,
IFS ambassador at Washington. Dr
Dnmba was very frank in his at-
missions, claiming that the interests
of his country and his sworn oolga
4ions to his government warranted
all his acts. He would not even
guarantee that he would end his per-
nicious activity as long as ne re-
NAMED on this side of the water: IL
was his claim that he had perfect
RIGHT to ask American citizens o.
Austria or German birth to cease
work in munition factories, even to
encourage strikes therein. no mat
ter if those strikes should lead to
rot and bloodshed.
An ambassador holding such views
is a menace to the peace OF any
country to which he is accredited
DR.. Dumba was discovered too soon
to hermit of his doing any vast
emount of havoc. but there is no
telling what might have happened
had he been allowed to continue his
rabid and dangerous propaganda IN
this country. The Secretary of State
was astounded when he read the
charges against the ambassador, anc
could not believe them until Dumba
himself admitted they were all true
and fell back on a plea of Justihca-
ton.
The summary action taken in this
case should prove a salutary warning
to other foreign representatives who
have been just as active. but who
have. so far. been shrewd enough TO
prevent a full exposure of their acts.
There are members Of the German
Embassy whose conduct has rur
close to the danger line, ard whose
activities employed in the same man
rer as those of Dumba have been .
menace to the strict neutrality of the
limited States. A careful watch or
such diplomats is fully justified by
the exposures that have led to the
demand for Dumba'S recall.