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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-10
JUNIOR PIONEERS MEET
AT ANNUAL BANQUET
CONTINUED from 1st page)
e also took occasion to flay the sub
s:dized press which had for the past

e also took occasion to flay the sub
s.dized press which had for the past
everal months SO assiduously maligned
New Ulm and its citizens. He also
paid his respects to. the two gentlemen
who rushed into print for the purpose
villifying New Ulm and accused the
citizens of rnisdeeds in the early days
which statements we're absolutely with
cut foundation. He also told his
audience that New Ulm had no reason to
oe ashamed Of anything; that on the
contrary they had every reason to feel
proud of their city, admonished them
20 hold up their heads and not to hesitate
to call the maligners Of New Ulm when
ever an occasion presented itself to do
so. He told the pioneers that at the
last gathering he had promised them a
log lodge as memorial in their honor.
This promise had, on account of UNI
foreseen difficulties, failed to materialize
and he said that he would make no
more rash promises. He assured them,
however, that their descendants would
endeavor to keep alive the German
customs and ideals and that song, music
and the dramatic art would always
find ready sponsors here.
Two letters were read, one from Mrs.
Louise Stamm and the other from Anton
Leibold, both containing greetings for
che old folks and words of cheer for the
Juniors. There were present at the
banquet the first male child and the first
female child born in Brown County in
the persons of Fred Alvin of Sleepy Eye
and Mrs. Jacob Haubrich of Milford.
The Oldest pioneer present was Mrs.
Wilhelmine Alvin who is over go years
II age. Out of town Junior Pioneers
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ochs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lehrer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Schilling of Springfield, Fred
Alvin and William Brust of Sleepy Eye,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. H. Mueller of St.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-10
CHICKEN THIEVES ACTIVE

Reports are coming in from the sur
rounding towns that chicken thieves
are getting busy in this neck of
the woods. The thieves seem to be
confining their operations to the country
districts. The chicken house of Charles
Klotz Of Milford was recently raided and
a number Of his choicest fowls taken.
Others owning fowls are said to have
loaded up their shot guns and are pre-
pared to give the light fingered gentry
a warm reception if any Of them appears.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-10

sions $500 for the good Of the cause.
The old directors were reelected q
follows: Albert Steinhauser, Dr.. ].
p. Graft, Adolph Meile, William Pfaen-
der, Jr. Herman Hem, William 7.
Julius, Mrs. Z. B. Krook, Mrs. =. G.
Bell and Mrs W. G. Alvin. They will
meet shortly for the purpose Of electing
their officers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-10
RUBY THEATER COMPANY
DECIDES TO INCORPORATE

With a capitalization placed at $25, 900
the Ruby Theater has been incorpor-
ated under the laws of the state of
Minnesota. G. ]. Woodmansee, M. r..
odmansee of New Ulm and j. a.
Clure of Bemidj il are the incorporators
and the corporation is to continue to
for a period of thirty years. The three
incorporates constitute the board of
directors. G. ]. Woodmansee is pres
ident, Mr.. Mcclure is vice president
and M. E. Woodmansee is secretary and
treasurer.
Derwent Hall Game, star in 'The
EDeemster, 9 is Hall Gaines only son.
His father wrote ''The Deemster'' five
years before he was born. Marion
Swayne, female star in the film pro-
duction of Hall Gaines ''The Deemster''
has just completed her work as star of
Little Miss Fortune" The open. air
court furnishes one of the picturesque
and powerful scenes in Hall Gaines
''The peemster', &hsn Deryeht Hall
/ Game, IN, the character Of Dan 6yl1ea,
is: tbrotlgh to The. famous law mount
Ion IFfilI where he pleads. to. a
..ekarge Of naurd der il. the presence of the
.assanfbled and IS saved from
Ia Yenge fill death at the hands of the
.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-10

whoa
dana ndnn others.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
U. S. RELIEF TO SYRIA, NOW
Turkish Government Consents to Let
America Take Suceor to Vast
Starving Population.

Washlngton.--The Turkish govern
lucnt In communication received ut
the state department consents 10 the
shipment of relief supplies from the
Cnited States to famine sufferers In
Syria.
This action reyerses the previous ut
titudc of Turkish officials, who had re-
fused two urgent pleas.
Distribution of the supplies is 10 be
made under the Turkish plan, through
the port of Beirut. State department
officials believe the assent of the en-
tcnte allies may be coniidsrtly ex-
pected.
The consent of the Ottman gov
eminent with respect TO Syria does
not apply to Armenia, but negotiations
will be continued for similar coEces.
slons there.
As forwarded by the American EN-
bussy III Constantinoplc, the Turkish
communication fixes only one cOndi'
ton. that the supplies for Syria be dis
tributed from Beirut through the Red
Cross and Red Crescent societies.
In previous communications regard
ing Syria. Turkey had insisted that
there was no urgent need for relief
supplies. Advlces from other sources,
however convinced the state depart
ment that many of the inhabitants had
been reduced TO starvation. and Tur-
key was Informed In July that contin-
ued failure to heed the American re-
quest for permission to make ship
ments would put II severe strain on re-
lations between the two countries.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
KAISER SWEATS AT HARVEST
Cologne volkszeitung Tells How the
Emperor Worked in ShirtsleeVes
With His Peasant Folk.

Amsterdam.-Thc story of the
kaiser working In the harvest fields is
told by the Cologne Volkszcitung rs
follows:
"Why do the people run? Why do
they rush TO the fields? To see the
kaiser. II IL between 3 aud in the
evening The laborers are busy load
Ing their carts with sheaves. Sudden
ly all hands are idle; all caps are
doffed everybody stands aghast.
The kaiser Is coming. The all high
est Is already on the spot! lie takes
Off his coat In his shlrtsleeves the
head of the German empire works la
the field lie lends IA hand to secure
Tor himself Gods golden blessing. As
the kaiser does. so do the high officials
and officers. And look! DO -. not
see our imperial chancellor workings
II Is true! II Is he.
with surprise the spectators behold
the kaiser wiping the sweat from his
brow with his sleeve. We see him sit
ting among the laborers drinking wa
ter from common jug. Like father
ne talks 10 the children. He asks
them to run across the stubhleiield and.
laughing heartily ut the enjoyment III
the children. gives them little pres
ents."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

family intend to move out TO their
ranch after school at Deming is clos :.
ed in the spring.
All were pleased to see Mr.. Jacobs
ut Literary Friday night, bringing
with him the new family from North
Dakota.
The Peppcrt brothers have moved
back to their homestead after So
iourn Of several months in Cali
forniu.
a family by the name of Thomas
has moved out ON the hurry farm.
On Friday evening last. while at
Literary, Mrs. Phillips received u
message that Mr.. Phillips was seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at Santa
Rita. She departed Saturday morn
ing for his bedside and remained with
him until his death. which occurred
Monday at l 80 p. M. Mr.. Phillips
was buried at Santa Rita Tuesday
afternoon at 2 80, under the auspices
of the Masonic Lodge lie was sick
only three DAYS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
NEW BOMB MOST DEADLY YET
Dropped From Aeroplanes, the Devite
Will Explode over Troops
Gas Will Cause Death.

HempStend, l.. Army experts
who have experimental here with n
score or more of aerial bombs m II
search for the most effective form of
explosive for use Ia war aeroplnnes
have found n bomb of high explosive
power, combined with the use Of dead
~ gases, the invention of an Amcrl-
can. which Is said to excel In destruc-
tiveness any similar weapon known
here or In Europe. The tests just con-
cluded provoe so uniformly satisfac-
tory, II was said. that report woulc
be presented to he war department,
advising the use of the bomb in the
aviation service.
+. H. Barlow. IN employee of the
Frankfort arsenal. Philadelphia. the
inventor has offered It's exclusive use
to the United States government. The
Barlow bomb Is six feet In length and
approximately five inches In diameter.
shaped like II torpedo. In addition Ia M
explosive charge of trinitrotoluol II con
tains n gas chamber In which IA new
Experts estimate that the bomb has
II fatal destructive radius of M least
/ 100 yards. With the use of minimum
explosive charges, ut elevations Of 2oo
10 1000 feet, the tests We're most salts
factory. II was said. although oSly suf-
iiclent explosive was used 10 crack the
shell of the torpedo.
One of the chief features of the
bomb. In which 1t differs radically
from bombs which depend for bursting
force on contact with the ea:.h or
other objects, Is that 1t may be explod-
I'd In the air with full power. This Is
said To enhance It's destructive power
TO much larger degree than any
known form of contact bomb, us II
may be exploded over the heads of
troops and spread gases earthward
over u larger surface.
BY means of an electric timing de-
vice the operator Of IN aeroplane, II
Is stated, will be able to regulate Ia
second the time of the explosion OF
the bono. Another unique feature of
This weapon permits of Its use rs IN
aerial torpedo when not desired to use
II rs II drop" explosive. The bomb
may be made with II new type of cl"c-
tric motor and propeller, which would
enable the aviation operator To fire II
horizontally. or TO direct 1t toward II
target ut any angle.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

In fact in the strange dual role of
Jekyll and Hyde, Mr.. Torch is with.
ont an equal on the stage today. 1t
is the play that has made the Lordi
name famous from one end of the
country to the other and were it not
for the fact that the part requires
too much vitality and physical power
Nr. Torch would be playing it in the
metropolitan centerS today. phvsi-
clans have. however forbidden him to
play the part oftcner than once
week on account Of the great physical
and mental strain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
DR.. JEKYlL AND MR.. HYDE

While here Mr.. Theodore Torch.
who opens an engagement of three
nights at the Crystal Thcater start
inc Sunday, Feb. IL, has promised
to give one performance of Or.
.Iekyll and Mr.. Hyde" and in thi:
performance, theater goers are as
Sured the very best bit of dramatic
acting ever seen on the local stage.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

warrants outstanding 81. 599.21
Reduction of debts during Jan.
S2,505. 80. The Board feel encouraged,
and hope to wipe out the overdrafts
entirely by july !.
The bills for January supplies and
repairs were allowed amounting 10
S01 SO. The resignation of Eliseo
Soltero rs janitor of Lowell school
was accepted and the work assigned
To X. T. Boswell VI the Central
school.
State Supt. J. II. Wagners' opinion
regarding the proper method OF hand
ling the affairs of II village school
system, and the affairs of II County
High school. when the latter is To-
Gated within the district of the
former was read, duly considered,
and will be put into operation rs soon
rs possible.
A plan is also being considered to
rsc the experimental plot for the
original purpose for which il was
secured About ten energetic boys
are to be given chance to compete
in raising of crops during the summer
of 1917. This is II good move. and
will he of incstimablc value To the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

Mrs. Henry Raithel and children
are visiting her parents in Silver
City.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
McGrorty COmmandery No. q.

Stated Conclave Third Thursday in
the Month.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

+. \. l.augharn was quite severely
kicked but not seriously injured by a
mule. Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

Miss Bianch Bazan is home from n
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Oklahoma.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
Crooks Use Poison Gas.

Albany, n. Y.-Crooks using poi
son gas" cigarettes blew smoke In his
face until he became dizzy and dazed.
and then robbed him of 500. says Ma
than Naghlygal o shoemakaE.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

The old Iadlev wine of Cooks
Peak is going TO start up. Il is a fine
old mine. and will be a good thing for
Dpminp
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

y
are visiting her parents in Silver
Ciiy.
+. \. Laugharn was quite severely
kicked but not seriously injured by a
mule, Monday.
Miss Bianch Bazan is home from 1,
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Oklahoma.
=
Miss Kathleen Sullivan and Miss
Jessie Gincv with Mr.. Odem are visit
ns the Sunset ranch.
Mrs. Il. q. Darbyshirc is visitln.
her mother. Mr.. j. d. Sullivan. She
j. also visiting her sisters at Sunset
ranch.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet with
Mrs. }. q. Moir on Thursday, Feb
ruary 10th.
Miss katherine Wamel is in Santa
IT, To ENJOY The winter social season
with Representative and Mrs. Tom
Green Upton.
The Buckley Refining Co. held its
annual meeting at the office of the
New Mexico Implement Co. Monday,
rr-clrrtir the same board of direc-
tors.
Archie :. Roane. district manager
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, has established headQuar-
ter, in the Marshall Building. moving
here from Silver City.
leminc will have u chance 10 see
"Thr Ewes of the World" tonight. to
morrow afternoon and tomorrow
ui"h, ut the Auditorium. the ~ scs of
adnl~~ sion bein" only 2jc aud zoe
Tor the matinee and 2ic soc and zoe
IN the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IT, Rogers arrived
fran Portage. Wis. this week and
will remain until early summer with
their daughter. Mrs, \. W. Pollard.
I'VE inst couldn't stand that col |
weather amy longer" remarked the
noted Wisconsin attorney to the
Graphic.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

a. Martin. of the Alamo auto de-
livery, is here for n few days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
y y y y y y y = = y y y y =
LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

The cleaning of of city lots by city
prisoners is good thing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS FEB.

Nice-Pres. j. NJ. Barracks prcsid
ed. Regular routine business trans
acted. Secretary j. +. Doderer read
the financial report showing condition
of District No. |, on Feb. 5. 1917.
Outstanding warrants. Jan.
/, l9lI ---------------$5 81, 10 .62
Expenses during January:
Teachers salaries 2.355.13
Janitors salaries - l2l.67
Supplies. fuel. etc. 647SS
Total expenses ----S3. IA. GS
Total warrants issued --
and outstanding SO, O92.30
January receipts. etc. $500 5,693.O3
Feb. }. Outstanding war
rants ---S3.3 99.2,
Outstanding Int. coupons 100000
Total interest coupons and ----
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30
STAVKA v KLAVNICAH.
Tainik "a delo, Wilson, je prl
pravljen posredovati, ako de-
lavci v klavnicah zastavkaJo.

Washington, D. G. : Groznje u
sluzbencev V cikaskih klaTnicah,
da bodo sli ma stavko, SO imele u
pliv ma tajnika "a delo, Wilsona,
.kateri Sc je izjavil, da je priprav-
lien. takoj posredovati med klav-
niGGarj;i in stavkarji in spravitl de-
lodaialce in delavce, da Sc prepre-
ci stavka. Tajnik Wilson Sc naha-
ia V Portland, Oregon, kjer Sc ma
haja V postelji vsled prenaporne-
ga della ma zapadu, ko je miril de-
lavce in jih zblizeval s delodalaic',
da so Sc zakljucile razne stayNe.
nasiravno do sedaj ia zveznl u
rad "a delo nj dobil Sc nobenega
obvestila stavkarskem polozaJu
V Chicago, Sc vendar razumeva, da
je bill o moznosti tie stavke taJnlk
Wilson re obvescen.
Vlada je uradno naznanila. ola
eeravno ne bo dopustila, da bi Sc
prekinilo z delom po industriJah,
XII so neobhodno potrebne "a vod-
stvo vojne in vojnega programa, !,
ne bo dovolila, ola bi delodaJalcl
diskriminirali proti delavcem, kl
MISC clani unije.
Navodila, da Sc glasuje glede
stavke med delavci stirih velikih
klavnic SO bila izdana v Chicago
vceraj, istocasno pa so bila ista br-
zoiavljena osmero velikih dru-
9Th NEST. Unijski uradniki SO bill
obvesceni, da Sc mora rezultat vo-
litve poroeati ma glavni stan 8. de-
cembra.
Buenos Aires. = V klavnicah
Swift in Armour druzbe je izbruh-
Mia stavka razvazevalcev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30
Papezevo stalisce.
Papezev tajnik Gasparri da pojas-
milo staliscu vatikana. =
Svari kristjane.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, November 3Oth,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917. :.
Rim. = Papezev drzavni tajni1,
kardinal Gaspari, je odgovor ma
mnoge kritike ozirom ma vati-
kansko staliSce glede miru izdal
easopisju sledeeo izjavo:
"Sveti oce ne pripravlja nobe-
mega novega apela "a mir. Njego-
va resna zelja, katero je mnogo-
krat pokazal "a pravicen, krsean-
ski in trajen mir, je Sc vedno ista
in je tudi ne more predrugaciti. :
Kdo vendar more zeleti kaj dru,
zega in Sc klicati, da je kristjan?
"Kdor reGe, da je njegova sve'
tost "a, ali da je bill ali pa ola be
"a nepravicen, nekrscanski ali ne
trajen mir, ne govori resnice, tenn
veG absurdno laz. Vsaka propagan
da "a takov mir, "a katero Sc trdl
da prihaja IL vatikana, kar Sc te
godi V raznih narodih je produkt
zlobnosti".
Motive "a mir je sveta cerke1
Sc vedno pobijala in pred temi Sc
svari vse skofe in duhovne V Zdr
drzavah ameriSkih in drugod, so
sebno kedar je "a tenn, kaka taxa
propaganda. Ameriske katolike II
druge Sc proti tenn molitvam sva
ri, ker iste so samo nekaka vrsts
supersticije. -
"Katoliska cerkev je vedn(
smatrala patrijotizem "a krscan
sko dolznost in krscansko vrlin(
in to Sc danes uci. ;"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30
ChicaSka druStva pozor!

Slovenski Delavski Sokol mas Je
naprosil, da obvestimo V predallf
Glas Svobode VISA slavna drustva
V mestu Chicagu in okolici, da
ne prirejajo nobenih veselic ma So
boto 26. januarja, kajti ma ia dan
bo isti priredil veliko zabavo. Y
programu in drugem bo porocano
kasneje.
Slovenski Delavski Sokol je ma
meraval prirediti to veselico ma
vGerajsnji dan, toda ker je tudl
Slov. socijalistieni klub priredll
zabavno veselico ma ia dan, kate
re eisti prebitek je bill namenJen
"a SLOW. Rep. Zdruzenje, je svoJo
veselico odgodil ma poznejsi cas-.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30
Nesreca v premo-
govniku.
Eksplozija v premogovniku je po-
kopala sestnajst premogarjev
600 cevljev pod zemlJo.

Christopher, I'll. SestnaJst,
mogoee osemnajst premogarjev je
600 Gevljev pod zemljo novem
premogovniku Old Ben premogar-
ske druzbe, locenih cd druzega
sveta. Razstrelba, Xxi je nastala IL
do sedai Sc neznanih vzrokov Sc
je pripetila vceraj vecer OBJ pol Sc
sti uri.
Razstrelba je bila tako huda, ola
je popolnoma vnicila glavni in tudl
zracni soht. Teh osemnaJst premo-
garjev Sc nahaja nelki pasti sest-
sto cevljev pod zemljo. Resilno
mostvo je ma delu in je do polnoci
dospelo komaj petsto cevlJev glo-
bocine.
A. t. Morey, mex uradnik tie
druzbe Sc je sinoci izjavil, ola on
sploh nina nobenega upanJa, ola
je kateri premogovniku Sc Sc ma
haiajoei premogar pri zivljenju.
Ko gre list tisk, nismo mogli
dobiti nobenih nadaljnih porocil,
hoeemo pa o stvari bolj natancno
porocati prihodnJic.
V Christopher je precej roJa-
kov, vendar do sedaj Sc Sc nj dale
konStatirati, ako je med tenn po'
nesrecenci tudi kateri nasih roJa'
kOy.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30
Masaryka klicejo nazaj,

Professor Masaryk, prvoboritelj
"a ceSko neodvisnost, ki Sc sedaj
nahaja V Londonu in XII .ie facet.
ku vojne uSel avstrijskim rabljem,
je dobil sedaj povabilo, da Sc 20
pet vrne Avstrijo. da ga ne bo
zadela nobena druga kazen, kot e.
dino to, da ne bo mogel biti "a ca
sa vojne drzavni poslanec,
IL gorenjega je razvidno, ola sc
Avstrija boji delovanja Cehov, da
Sc boji, da ne bo njihovo delo u
speSno in da bodo vkljub vsem av-
strijskim intrigam in laskanju pri-
Si do svoje zahteve, da jim sve,
town. narodi, dajo njihovo autono-
milo in da Sc IL eeSkih in slovae-
kin pokrajin V Avstro-Ogrski he
formira samoStalna republika.
Pc vseh grozodejstvih, ki jih Je
Avstrijska vlada nagrmadila ma
ubogi Ceski narod, potem ko je
poskusila vse, da zamori ceSko ma
rodnost in ko lie nj mogla zamori-
ii ceSkega zivlja in duha, je spre-
videla, da Sc more posluzevati dru-
9Th taktik, da 81 ohrani to bogato
dezelo "a Sc.
Kakor priliznjena maeka Sc je
zaeela sedaj, ko j voda gre V gr-
10, laSkati Cehom in Slovakom, ki
imajo veliko zaslombo ameriske,
francoske in angleSke Wade, da 81
jih obdrzi ma svoji strani.
Toda Cehi MISC kranjski Janezi,
oni Sc ne dajo preslepiti s hinav-
seino, ker svoji premisljenosti in
previdnosti vidijo samo licemer-
stvo in Avstriji vec ne zaupajo.
'Spominjali Sc boste Sc, ola je
Avstrija obsodila Masaryka ma
smrt in ola so njegovo sliko pustlll
sezgati, V znamenje, da je obsoJen
ma smrt, da je "a Avstrijo umrl.
Toda kako preseneeenje! Masaryk
je zivel in Z MIN Ceski narod, ki
je V tujini pomagal izbojevatl "a
narod to, po eemur hrepeni.
Nj potrebno Sc posebej omenJa-
ii, da prof. Masaryk Sc ne bo vsel
ma lin, katerega mu je nastavila
avstrijska diplomacija, in da Sc
Masaryk ne bo vrnil v domovino,
dokler ga ne bo klical nazaj svo-
boden ceSki narod.
Mi Slovenci bi morali jematl
vzgled po tenn velikem slovanskem
narodu, ki je voljan doprinestl
vsakojake zrtve "a svojo osvobo-
ditev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30
Submarine zopet aktivni.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, November 3oth,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
London. = Stirinajst britiskih
tovornih parnikov 1000 ton all
ve6 prostornine in sedem parnl-
kov, XII imajo manjso prostornino
ie bilo potopljenih zadnjem te-
dnu vsled morskih min, ali subma-
rinov, tako poroca britiska adml-
raliteta V danes izdani Hjavi. 10
prinese stevilo zgubljenih britis-
kin parnikov cd casa cd kar je "a
celia Nemeija svojim Ibrezobzlr-
nem bojevanjem submarine ma
1,0S1 parnikov.
V teku tedna je dospelo V brl-
tiske luke 2,05S parnikov in "a
pustiIo pa je iste 2,122 parnikov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-30

spostujemo pravice samoodlocitve
cd strani prizadetega ljudstva. =
Pricakujemo, da 81 bodo izbrai u
stavno formo Wade, Xxi bo odgo7
varjala njihovemu polozaju."
Is narodov je poslalo svoje po-
stance ma konferenco.
Pariz, 20. nov. = Sestnajst ma
rodov, XII zastopajo vee kot devet
desetin celega sveta, 81 je danes
podalo roke ma prvem sestanku
medzavezniske konference. Brez
vsega pompa in ceremonij so Sc
takoj vsedli k delu. Njihova ma
loga je postaviti slozno deltvanje
ma voz napredka "a zmago demo-
kracije.
To je prva podobna konferenca,
ma kateri so zastopane tudis Zdru-
zene d1zave. Zastava Zdruzenih
drzav je vihrala ma vrhu ostallh
zavezniskih zastav ma poslopJu u
rada "a zunanje zadeve.